10 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8b3298e08d5ecae446caf94ebbe790a3.pdf 5c800e8011f6dd007d54413ef6770b6d PDF Text Text '-■S : r A ’> • v ............................................. I Oar T e n u of Sale on 5 Acres Shipments of Celery from San fkrd te date “ Orate* 61,660 1*3.935 181,768 330,000 j ! 1 ! srtmUn w«U fiiutniNd nl discount (or cash No In te rn ti«on deferred payment*. W*| w* i»y* 30. 60 or SOdays «race on def«. red payment* In cm* oI licknni W* pira trac deed In case of drudi at m contract. L Yearly a v e n !« IncrelM 118.3% Our Polloyt V o lu m e 1 w i m e BOND A GUARANTET CO. C *n s«rvétl*m , Reliability, P r o f r e » * ! venosa and Courtoous Treatment N um ber 48 S A N F O R D ; F L O R ID A , D E C E M B E R 3 0 , ¿ 9 1 0 — $25 down-that’s all ■ ■ — L L - - -- ! ll~1 $10 monthly-Th.fi Eu, aataaB ■ ■ □ □ □ a r a s a y Sanford Celery Delta Land is in Great Demand at Stable Prices While Colony Promoters are Straining FIRST— To make a-success o f growing fruits or vegetables in Florida, the land MUST be irrigated. ----- pumping plant that cost $30,000. A ll truck gardens are irrigated. SECOND— Two kinds o f irrigation are used in Florida. — ' ■ ■■ - ■ ■■■■ from flowing artesian wills.“ The latter Is in use in our Celery Delta. Many of these wells have been flowing for the past 35 years. #. The other is secured Pumping plants are unnecessary if you have flowing wells. ,■ in Florida, furnishing these wells. pipes. These wells do not cost over $75 each, one being enough to irrigate five acres. THIRD— The quantity o f land upon which flowing artesian wells con be secured in Florida is limited. FOURTH— The Colony Promoter sells arid lands, formerly used as pastures. many cents. — ----- -------- -------- s---- —— :— ------------------ One is secured by pumping the water, which is distributed through iron 4T water on them. The largest orange grove in Florida i s ‘ irrigated with a The Celery Delta of Sanford occupies the largest area * These lands cannot be irrigated. There is either too much water or not enough These lands are non-productive insofar as growing vegetables is concerned add the acre that is offered you at $15 is not worth that Good land is not given, a w a y .. FIFTH — Land that will produce things that can be sold for money and will produce them each season, is cheaper than land that is non-productive, no matter how little you may pay for the non-productive land. SIXTH— Our wet season occurs during the Bummer. “out of season" with little or no rain. W e do no vegetable fanning then— Our dry season occurs during the winter,— Then we-grow-our-crops Then is when our irrigation is» useful and beneficial. Our artesian wells have carried us through a drought of 32 months. W e made more money in the Sanford Celery Delta then than we ever did, before or since The wells did it. •* “ * » ' ■ * * « * ■ ** ■ ' . ■ ■ ■ • • ■ #* * SEVKN 1'H— Outside o f tiie Colony Promoter's plans on paper, he has nothing to show you in the way o f developments. H e has no broad acres planted to celery, lettuce or other vegetables. Hiscrope are Imaginary. ials to embelish his fraudulent literature. His plans flighty. His schemes, fakes. He uses Sanford pictures and Sanford testimon­ With these he proceeds to "Show you what can be done in Florida," and if you ore not cautious he "W ill do It is as far from the western end o f Florida to the southern, end o r Florida, as it is from Jacksonville To you in Florida." His fairy Btorlu are dreams. New York City. Then it is plain to you at once that Sanfofd pictures and testimonials hove little to do with illustrating “ What can be done in Florida." -— • * - ,■ - . * 1 v EIGHTH— The lands offered you by those schemers are undrained, unproductive and of little value except for grazing purposes. Forty acres of that COLONY N IN TH — Four Natural Conditions have met In the Sanford Celery Delta and formed the base o f one of the most progressive communties on this continent. The first condition is our flowing artesian wells which makes us absolutely Independent of the rainfall. underlaid with a subsoil o f clay, thus enabling it to retain applied fertilizers and moistures. The third condition is, we are situated at the fiead o f navi­ gation on the SL Johns river, which gives us the benefit of the Water os well us rail transportation. ated on the south side of the S t Johns river. The second condition is. our Celery Delta is The fourth condition is, the Celery Delta is situ­ This gives’ us water protection during periods o f cold amounting t6*six degr& s.' V * . J y. \ • ^ TENTH— W e do not have to tell great yarns about what we propose to do in the Sanford Celery Delta. * */■ '** 0 V We con'show yoti what we have • already j done. We can introduce you to 050 vegetable farmers who are not growing stuff os an eilubrt fo t some land company but as a means o f making their living. W e can take you over 4200 acres o f cultivated forms. * ELEVENTH * We can show you 2700 flowing artesian wells * m . t * c. + *** f*-- You ore not a pioneer"when yon m ove to Sanford. ’ W e have completed that job for you. ■y ' #/ * TI.ereCre'no demonstratfon fa fa s or experimental THIS IS THE REASON W H Y OUR L A N D IS V A L U A B L E A N D THE HOLDINGS OF THE SAND DUNE F A K IR GO BEGGING A T NOTHING A N ACRE " ’ ‘ W e have a few good Farms that we will seil you for $750 each. TITLE BOND - & - GUARANTEE - COMPA N Y Sanford» Florida, U. S. A. 00C3B0Q0 $25 down-that's all „is »5;. W rite us about them - Inc. �Orange County Fair, February 7th to 11th. HERALD IN S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 21 Volume III SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 0. >9" ALL AROUND fLQRIDA caught the burgur - had The Gooda On When Stopped By Yardmaster Young WORLD’S GARDEN SPOT * * in t e r e s t in g program NEWS O f THE WORLD Sanford W. C. T U. Arranges One For Items of Interest Gleaned from The Ensuing Season Various Sources Haywood Young wears no badges for On die question of prohibitory legists being a detective but his natural dis­ don as a means for doing away with in­ trust fora negro carrying a crokcr sack temperance and - its .altanitanL tralrt of HARKENINGS DURINO* TH PTV TB f* C U LlfD ER0 ÄH FH E STATE PRESS a t nightje d him to believe that some­ CROPS TIRING BEST 0 E PRICES evils, there is -concicntioua difference of thing was doing in the burglary line. opinion, but on one point ‘ all agree, viz: Mr. Tbung is night yardmaster at the that a complete revolution of thought il ere the Readers Will rind a Brier An Epitome o f Uie Week’s Most - I m - freight yards and while preparing his One Acre Of Land Produces More upon this vital subject will never come to Historical Spring Flowing duties In the early morning hours TuesAnd Results From It Are a safe and sane conclusion until public portsnt Happenings lit the ■ For Hurried Readers dayjmctj» negro named ‘John Williams Truly Marvelous sentiment is educated to understand the ' State’s d om a in . If the present plans do not miscarry, Manager Brown of the Florida Live carrying a sack. Sanford has often been called the Individual and national menace Hint Ilea the American Sugar Refining company, Stock and Fair Association Is arranging 'Mr. Young asked the negro whnt he "Garden Spot ol the World" and prices In any habit which weakens self control. otherwise known as ïhé giUAF' tnwt;'"wttl*' for a grand ladles’ tournament at Mom- had in the sock and the negro, replied this season seems to bear out the truth The children are being taught this lu all pay $700,000 Into tho sub-treasury this crief Pork, Jacksonville, on S t Valen­ that ho just had aome -clothes. Upon of this statement. Despite the fact that our schools, and wo have seen muny rad­ afternoon in seulenipnt of "drawback” tine’» Day. “ Valuable prizes ¿»HI lie inspection Urn clothes were (inn silk un­ at times the markets are against ill« ical changes in the dedado just. closed. CASTS against the mmpntiv- .Jibe-‘pro­ awarded the successful riders aruT'no lady derwear, hats and other wetfring apparel grower making large profits such con­ History is being made. and W d eT tB ra s position to i>ay thut amount wns made nt*il h«ltntw^t¡tnut ^entering the contest.^ l^e nnme of N. P. Yowell ditions are not lasting and the prices on fast as bays and girls grow up. There by attorney* for the'augur trust some lettuce-etone this season wffl' rnnko are a few wnmon In S . B l n n l . M k < l y days ago amFffrttrpAtts been agreed- nrFakirs, beggars and peddlers that have Mr. Young let tho negro go and prompty- many a grower rich even If he does desire to have their part in making fair been in the dty In large numbers during ly phoned Officer Tillis and the two then not not make good on celery. One com­ pages of local history, and so. bound to­ both by United States District Attorney the past week or two, are now leaving ’ overtook the negro and marched him up mission man this season paid $1800 cash gether tightly with the white ribbon, they Wise and Collector Loeb. the city as rapidly as the police can At a conference between ' representa­ to Yowell’s store when it was discovered for three acres of lettuce and then sold are making an organized effort, this good And them, and tip crusade against them tive of the Brotherhood of Railway that the back window had been broken. the crop for -$$200 more than he paid. Of year of 1911.. to. make of themselves .bet­ will be continued-until the city ia free of The negro was placed In 4«il nnd course he made his own commission but ter informed mothers, broader of inlnd Trainmen nud the Order of Railway Con- ' ■uch undesirables. stated that two other negroes named theprice_aumot.be duplicated and dent anil more unselfish of purpose; that they duetors, and a committee of rniltond Anentire blockwai dealxOYdd liT Fdft McGuin and Tillman had handed Inin mnnngcrs of western railroads, It Is hoped pnstrates what'a good crop can bring If may train •their' children to the finest Meade a few days ago by Are. The loss the sack. A search of these negroe's to settle the remaining controversy on ideals of personal character nnd of Chris­ market conditions are right. will amount to $13,000, with only about houses revealed several articles stolen their line. It ' Is believed that the The Florida Growers Association' un­ tian citizenship. The W. C. T» U. is not. $7.000 insurance. -The fire was first dis­ last year and the police have no doubt amicable settlement reached Saturday der the able management of Harry Ward and never was intended, to be a narrow covered In tho Stevens bakery and was but that the organized gang has been with the Brotherhood of Locomotive _ (s doing a good work in endeavoring to organization of'one idea—it means “orburning boyond control when first discov­ unearthed. Engineers will pave thé way for a simitar gaized mother;love!'' „ get the growers to pack ohly the best of ered. It quickly spread over the whole Tillman could not be found hut will vegetables under the association brand 1 append the little outline of our study adjustment with the 75,000 trainmen, block. doubtless bo rounded up later and all of and this method is assisting materially for the year. It will be filled in from conductors and brnkemen . employed ou> the same roads. An Interesting game Of polo was play­ them will make roads for the county. in making Sanford lettuce nnd celery month to month with timely topics, and Sixteen striking miners from Lafayette, ed on the county fair grounds in Orlando simple as it is, if Uioughtfully carried olit fumotis. n coal camp twenty miles front Denver, George P. Lovell recently. Orlando has the only regulnrly Over one doxen new families have it will mean something in the way of were cadi sentenced to one year In organized polo tfcam and'grounds south of character building thut will make Sanford George P. Lovell died at his home at located in the Sanford section this week, -Camden. S. G, and n big match game Orange Bend, Lake county, Decoinher 29, paid a high price for lund nnd are well luckier than ever did its flowing wells the county jnil in the district court for violating an injunction. Bail (tending an la promised In the near future: niter u few weeks' illness and a general satisfied with their selection. They de­ and its fertile gardens. On Tuesday next the first meeting of appeal whs denied. A movement Is on foot In St. Peters­ collapse uuturnl to extreme old age; his cided on Sanford after a careful inspec­ the year will be held at die residence 301 Papers in u suit for scimralion or di­ burg to organize an athletic club, and it deuth removing the last one of the pioneer tion of the entire state'and were then Park avenue. Every lady Who is inter­ vorce are being drawn up against Nut .irbelieved that the club will be on n settlers of his section. He was born in willing to pay more for Sanford land. the stute of New York, March, 1827, and Tlie new people coming Into Florida are ested ts most cordially invited, and Tust C. Goodwin, the actor, by his fourth wife, sound footing before many weeks. was therefore in his 84th yeAr when the getting wise tn the fact that results ns hearty a welcome is extended to those Edna Goodwin, according to Mr*. Goodfinal summons came, finding himbefiev- must be shown nnd lands that have who ure not. hut who think maybe they win’s attorney. Mr. and Mrs. Goodwill T. Allan Jones not been farmed, that have no flowing might be after looking further into the refuse to discuss die case. It is reported The death of T. Allan Jones of Jack­ ing in. and (repared for. tho new life. The funeral services at the residence wells, that cannot be drained and are pllin of .study. Thanking the editor for effects are being made to bring about sonville, which ocqured at the home of • • his wife's mother, Mrs. V. A. Evans, last mode a touching scene as conducted by miles from a railroad are not a good in­ tills,»gdee, and for many courtesies at iiis u reconciliation. hands, I am. vestment at any Trice. Rev. diaries Kingsley,. assisted by Rev. week was one of peculiar sadness. Mr. Warnings to arresls fourr Armenians, Yours very cordially, Jonaa sustained injuries in a railroad Mr. Spicer; Mrs. Mote of Leesburg, and alleged to be swindling churchgoers Sanford can show results! Susie UoucucLle Wu.ut, throughout the country, were sent out wreck near Ocala more than two years Mrs. Hocker of Ocala, feelingly singing Clint. Program Comm. Sahford W. C. T. U. by Atlanta (»lice this week. Thfe ago nnd nover recovered from these In­ several of the hymns loved so dearly by The Wednesday Club jure*. that were thoOght at first to be Mr. Lovell. The body was taken to Jack­ The following is the outline of study for Armenians »(Ificured at St. Philljpa’s Quite u large number of the club were cathedral last Sunday, ('resenting alleged fatal. His sufferings during this time sonville for interment, and was consigned present at Mrs. Phillips Wednesday after­ »911, Sanford W. C. T. U.: bogus credentlal.-look tip a collect ion-of — have been ihtenserbut have been horne- to tiro earth by the Masonic fraternity. noon. The postponed paper en "William President, Mrs.'Jr W. WrtdrtSlE Mr. Loveil had been a continuous resi­ und Mary College by Mrs. A. E. Phillips, several hundred dollars to aid, they said wllh remarkable gentlrncsa unif forti­ First Vice President, Methodist church, In building an orphanage at Nineveh. tude until death came as a sweet relief dent of Orange Bend for forty-two years was listened to with much interest by Mrs. Henry Wight. , The Armenians are charged with' forging when the tired spirit entered into rest. and was nne of the most highly respected the members, giving many of (he In­ Second Vice Pres't, Baptist church, Mrs. the credentials. They have disappeared Mr. Jones was. J)om In Florence, Ala.. citizens of the county; he. was u success- cidents as they occurred In the establish­ Richard Maxwell. lul. fruit grower, overcoming many disas­ from Atlanta:-------------- -------------- :----thirtyeight years ago, but—has lived i n ment of-theflm university—In-the-uewters and discouragements incident to the Thjrd Vice Pres’ t, Presbyterian, church, Florida many years, most of (h e . time in Southern Pacific passenger train No. I worUL William wnl Marr, College has In Jacksonville, where he wak well knqwn life. Everyune recognized his sterling tho past played no inconspicuous part H S T J .^ N f W W th e V : ----------------------------------- known us The - Overland LTmiredr”Wo'*(T* and highly esteemed as a business man worth and fine characteristics. He was In the history of America; as she gave Foqfth " Vice Pres't, Congregational bound, was held hy two masked bandits and a member of the Masonic fraternity. noted for Ills benevolence, as well as his to us fifteen senators, seventy representa­ church, Mrs. Geo. B. Waldron. early lids'morning ut Reese, nine miles ? He was Past-Master of the Solomon energy uud system in business mutter*. tives, thirty-seven Judges, three presU Fifth Vice Pres’t, Episcopal church. Mrs. west of Ogijen. William Davis, a ru gro Lodge at the time of his death, also a Me.was a man of strong will, yet piust dents und the famous John Marshall. A. D. Key. porter, was shot and imitniiUy killed. A, Shriner and a member of the ElkB. He unassuming; his strong personality, howTime and place of meeting—Frrst Tues­ W. Taylor, another negro porter, was Compared with what we know of col­ belonged to the Order of Railway Con­ ever, would allow none oflts moral senses lege rules of today, the rules which the day in each month. Place will ho an­ mortally wounded, undone one passengor ductors and for fifteen years . was secre­ or personal rights to be nssulled without {’acuity of William and Mary College, nounced later. was slightly wounded when rcsistonco tary,and-treasurer of . that organization. remonstrance. He was un humble Chris­ mode for the guidance of the matron and Jan. 10. Social Day. Mrs. Henry Wight. was offered. One hundred passengers The death of this good man marks the tian, public spirited, und (vniseworthy students, were not only interesting but Irostoas. Echoes from the state conven­ were relieved of their valuables. passing of one pf Nature’s noblemen. indeed, was his devotion to the welfare of amusing, as given by Miss Mabel Bow- tion in Tallabussec. Notes from oth Lucius G. Jenkins,.die oldest engineer Big hearted and generous, with a cheer­ bis community, home und family. His ler. Miss. Flossie Frank gave a short unions. Spoclal music. In the soudiern division o f . die Atlanta ful sunny disposition he - ever attracted death bring* peculiar sndness to his com­ iketdi of "Parson and Cann” , a pro­ February. Short talks from each mem­ Coast Line Railroad, died ut tits homo people -to him -and held them as his munity as he was its keystone, and his fessor In the college and its last presi­ ber in answer to roll call, “The strongest here after a short Illness. Junkins has friends when once they knew him. He memory will always be cherished. dent with the charming little romance of Influence over my own formative years.” had a passenger nut out of this d ty fur Mr. Lgycll Is survived by his devoted his life. The program for the afternoon Paper, My neighbor's child und mine. leave* a wife, two children and two more than thirty years. wife of nf^y-slx year»; companionship; his waa then taken up,_________ ________ L _ —----- hrothw, t a k ^ a d y*-TT Innw ly March. Paper; Self control and Prof. —The Sim~tYnnctgcu nvlntur ctimnrtttwr Lovell of Sanford. .sooviUe, besidte n ho#^ of relatives and three sons, Myron "Roaeweli" the colonial home _ and James' theory of habit formation. L)i»yeiterduy tftcelved n communication fronr -V friends' who v ill oddly tills* him, but Cupt George E. 1/jyftlLof 'the U. S. nimy; estate of the their prominent and In­ cussloo. Practical psychology for mothers Secretary of the Nrfvy Meyer acquiescing ' > .. wiUfo comforted^wi^i- the Drought Geiip, -Chnrfys P. Lovell of Jacksonville, teresting family/ of Page»,' was i very to Use. in their request ror assignment of a war­ ,aud ope daughter, Mrs. V. V. Haynes of April. Later Ideals of .teaching. Five • c MAtTBe A at -test x entertaining paper by Mrs. Philips. "Little ship to assist in the study of tho uses of flangeBend. .'He bequeathed all Ids minute sketches of groat educators, hy *-i Tho remains .were Taken ttf‘'jacksoifYork", in all Its historic interest the Im­ die neroplauc in naval war-fare during viífe vdw Ti Tuvwtay night. aócompunleiL by the property, zeal and personal and mixed in portant part It plnY^d In those stirring four public school teachers. Open dlscuadie meet. Seven professional aviators* family. v^fbe * funeral services' held at fee simple LA' his wife, Mary A. Lovell. dines, was fully given la an Interesting slon. rv: all qf national fame, having .been signed May. Paper. The public playground urch Thursday qt(d appointed her executrix of his will. paper by Mrs. Stringfellow. Witticisms for the mee(. and entries fiave been re* afternoon. and the Interment wus ln the and sayings of Thomas Nelson Page by movement. Discussion. Recreation» ‘ in ceived from ten amateurs. Whiskey Petition Presented Sanford and their Influences on our boys r ’ IwnUy lot at Woodlawn. ,, Miss Ullle Farnsworth, was postponAP — , w*— : ■■ —;— ——•— p—. P and girls. ' . Two of the world famous American A petition asking that an election be until taler.June. Paper, The literature in our aviatou were killed last Saturday held,.on the question of opening saloons Sanfafd Muglcal Club Following la the program for January homes. Discussion, The books our chil- Mulisunt was killed at New Orleans and Sanford Musical Club will meet in in Orange County waa presented to the Uth. Nrs. F. S. Munson’s Studio Saturday, Jan. Commissioners on Tuesday, but they took The Wireless Age. (a ) Telegraph. <b) enjoyed. Using the public library." Comic Arch Hoxey was killed at’ Los' Angeles. supplements—"die rag time of art." The double ' catastrophe bus put u Hi». 3 p. m. Miss Jessie Stumon, leader. no definite action, as the members first Telephone— Mrs. C. R. Walker. July. Paper, Vacadon dangers and op­ dampness on die aviation meets. f TI* following program will be given: * want to satisfy themselves (hat the peti­ Navigation of the Air—Mrs. C. C. portunities. Discussion. Paper. Development and growth of op­ tion contains the requisite number of le­ Woodruff. Dissolution Notice August. Midsummer social. era—Mrs. J. C. McDaniel.. • gal voters and Is gotten up according to Science and InvenGon—Members of The partnership heretofore existing be­ September. Paper, A brief review of Paper, The story of the oratorio—Miss law. It Is probable that they will meet club. Florida taws for .the protection of women tween K. R. Murrell and J. D. Willis un­ «edge Ward. again next week and If they are satisfied 1* Death o f Mrs. J. r. McClellan and children and the story of their mak­ der the name of "The Boston" store bua Vocal Solos: that the petition ' Is Jegal and all' right One of the saddest deaths that ,v ing. Discussion. What further legislation this day been dissolved by mut noi con they will set (he day for an election on Mrs. Claude Hcntdoq. sent. , , . occurred in this section was that of Mrs. is neededT the question. Mrs. Geo. L, Hoy. All bills due The Boston will be pay­ J. F. McClelland who died at Moore's October. Paper, Our own. d ty guvern.. -Mrat-WUlism H , Keeler • Small Bla/e oifTursday Tuesday o f measles aod nient and our diarter. Discussion7T aw able' ta k : r . Murrell ~ond thr*ini<r J r ir 7 " Station "last I Piano—Miss Madge -Ward, enforcement in Sanford; the moral effect Willis is herei>y_ released from all obliga­ ' ' The fire department was callad out complications. » Mrs. McClelland leaves a husband and of dead letter taws; the attitude of our tion of said partnership. The lousiness to early Tuesday morning to extengulsh a Unitarian Services five children to mourn her loss. children towards their home town and.its be conduct«* in the future under the naiuo Albert J. Coleman minister of blaze in the rear of the Rowland home of the Boston and by the said K. R. MurThe. funeral services oocurcd from the officials;'the obligation of d vic loyalty. on P w t avenoc The prompt work «hi lUnttulairCfiun* of Jacksonville will preach' on Sunday the department aaved the property, only residence on Wednesday, conducted Try . November. Paper, The'delinquent ehild f e l L ^ - i _____ - K. R. Minium, “ T firW u x is . afternoon at‘3 o'clock In the Congregation­ a * « « n loss being entailed. With a Rev. J. W. Wildman. Internymt was and his best friend. Judge Ben. B. Lind­ • Jan. 4. 191L _____ ' ’ ’ Discussion, The Florida Reform real fire deportment and apparatus made- tn Lahavlaw/'CemalMy^Tha sey, al church oo.Strl.afreet. ‘ • sympathy of the entire community goes S ch o o l. Mrs. R. L. llomri ghoui has' kindly ra.Uf Hand could extinguish that red Sanford is filled with new ’ people and December. Review and recapltaluladon consented to sing. The public are cordially underwear’ that was hanging on the. line out to the grief-stricken husband and most of them expect to stay. . .• , family. of die year’s work. ' tba other day at his bouse. Yiled to attend this servloe. The General News of “The Land of flowers. ■■•H* Sanford Excites favorable Com­ ment Everywhere S ,>• fv^f V■t ¿¡flr a r �U ,4« , • ... ' .. - K . .V J t «Bw? r i S“ = ; -, • THE SANFORD HERALD January 6, mu. Thirteen year oldJoe presently returned with’n good sirloin steak, hla mother thinking he had done pretty well. At Budget of Opinion ‘Just Be table,' Joe spoke up: "Mother, why didn't you (ell mo what kind of steak to get!’’ tween >ou and Me” "Why, I told ypa," said hi# mother, "to get any kind but a round steak." "Well," EVEN TME OATE POST NOT IN IT said Joe, "I went l4to the shop and said I wanted a flat steak and they didn't CMel I* Among Ye Taking Notes, Imow what i meant, no. 1 told thorn you and Fall«, Hell Pfent 'Em"— wouldn't have a round one. Geel but So Says Sauntcrçr. they hollered. I’m glad only the two men were In the shop Just them” Mpttltl C»ir»M—#*»»» «• r%0 MttmU, . CURBSTONE GLEANINGS president p ro tern Of the city-council, and approved by the "finance committee be paid. Carried. There being rtRJfurther business It wos moved and seconded that council adjourn A penny saved is a penny earned" a quarter saved Is ten dollars lost if you fail to get the- best seed potatoes. Our 1 are groan in Aroostook County Maine, guaranteed true to name and free from disease. H. H. Deane, Phone 255. Oak avenue and First st. 15-tfc Seed Potatoes Our fine stock of Early Hose No, 4 Potatoes grow n b y ourselves In M “ aine is now arriving.. W e know theJV are good. To make them good we planted and c u l t i ­ vated them ourselves. Let us name you prices. * O u r P o t a t o F e r t i l i z e r Jm s b e e n r e c o g n iz e d a s t h e J j c a U Q r _ y c a i a _ . Independent Fertilizer Co. j. B.*PAc;.esnford.Fis. J a c k so n v ille , Fla. a A O arden o f R oses In rout garden there sre runny Some of (hem fere white and ■ame era red— Reallr I am very fond of roaea, I wfent I'm dead. Dut 1 wont them now not wlien wh 4 I see the wets have presented their VW VW MVM W W W W VW MW M petition to the County Commissioners and thA board will Investigate the names BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES Why wait to • how mo your affection. before granting It. The namesi¿of those n tbs tba aanb la pi piled high above my head— When 25 BICYCLES who signed the petition will be published are many mart. For _In r w r lard en ihi FROM M SS U P TO IIS. FOR NEW But I want them now not when I'm dead. in the county papers and many that now Why wait until ray tabor’s ended. . ~*fli¿ve thóTT names o n * iï«-ll«r i V ffi*T »k ' StIANIBARGER Don't you think It better If you said. for a withdrawn! before the publication "Ilerea'a a little bunch of roaea. ORLANDO. FLORIDA You want them now not whan you're dead.' Is made. ' As'the petition is a public one For In your garden there aro many roaes. the papers have a right to publish It And their perfume l.ke the yean eoon are sped— especially when it la paid for by the Really I am very fond of roaea, But 1 want them now not when I'm dead. prohibition side. Such a move will Fato H. Y » r t t prevent the promiscuous signing of this v: , i • ^^ ■4 My-MlçnÜûü was -aUractsd-tost Week to the booth at the depot erected last yoar by the Commercial Club. Aa a diat o o * f<* vegetables u d A place to entertain yiaitors and dlstrlbtftr tlterntqfr it was par erceltence-Mnst year. This year it looks like a 1910 celery ihr Pnce^SVpped. With w iihbut the but very little outlay of t lime and .money the bodUi could be 'made very attractive. Lettuce prices were never better and cel­ ery prospects are bright - The special edi­ tions of “The Herald are ready for distributton and thQütap4l.Qf «filllflJU ing into our d ly every' day.. Just why the members of the Commercial Club and thoae who are not- members should allow this fine booth to remain closed Is a sub­ ject for them to decide at once, ' I repeat the prospects for Sanford never looked brighter and yet a new corner dropping off at the depot would not think Bottom R View Of the deserted booth. And now while I am upon the subject I want to ask every enterprising citizen the plain question: ’ -, ' Why ore you not a member of the Com­ mercial ClubT A n d ! want to ask the members of the Commercial Club: Why are you asleep on (he Job and do Ing nothlngT • • • UM!tf, are many petition. The longest unbroken stretch in the year Is from July 4 to September 4. which is Labor Dqy,. January has three, includ­ ing R. E. Lee’s and McKinley’# birthday*; February ha# four counting ground hog day; March recognizes Ash Wednesday and SL Patrick’s day; April ha# five, meetly church holidays; May has Mother’s Day. Peace Day and Memorial. Day; June recognize* Flag Day and the first day of summer; September has Labor Day and the Jewish New Year, October has Yom Klppur, Discovery Day and Hallowe'en; November has election day and Thanksgiving and December doses with the one and biggest day of the year. City C o u til Meets Coundl convened Jgii. 3rd in poatponed session of Jan, I ; iflf f, ____ ___ Members present, B. A. Howard, presi­ dent pro tcn\; H. P. Driver. H. R. Stevens. A. T. Rossettcr. * Members absent. D. L. Thrasher, W. D. Holden and G. R. Cal­ houn. j Minutes of last regular meeting read and approved. ~ Treasurer’s report for the month V De­ cember, 1910, approved and ordered filed. Marshal's report for the month of De­ cember approved and ordered filed. , The bid* were opened relative to Jetting contract for street cleaning and scavenger work for the year 1911. E E. Brady was the lowest bidder and the following reso­ lution was duly passed; E5anKê"cëftIBêî P « . bills attached and signed by the M a r k e t ------. ^ - S a lt am W ^resT vW ater F ish A FOSTER S A N F O R D AVE. PH O NE 68 RAT-MU - ^ n t f y r n n M rat dally printed in gt'il.e Big <aty papers*' papJrra’ about the vulgfcf Big’^Eily about the vulgbf rich, their sayings and doings; their 4 Through the practical institution of the postal savings bank system last Tuesday, January 9, tiré United States government Will afford to the American people facili­ ties for the sevlng of a port of their earn Inga. The establishment faf postal saV Inga banka la regarded aa the most im­ portant and far reaching financial step taken by the government since the au­ thorization of national banks, and their operation will be - watched with keen In. tenet by financiers throughout the world. The new system la :to be inaugurated oh A comparatively small scale. One poatolfice la each state and territory ha# been selected a# a depository. In those ^forty-eight office# a thorough test of the system will be made. It was decided to make the beginning thus small, not only because no adequate appropriation was available to put it Into general opera­ tion. but #lso because the plan of opera­ 4 I dreamed another dream the other tion adopted differs entirely from that of night about Sanford and thla lime it was o'ny postal savings system In tho world. the‘fire department . It was aU so clear K e y West Is designated as the Florida to me that this dream m a y tome true; d ty for the first postal savings bank. Ourcify fifrtif'lrB had installed a fine auto­ a s s mobile truck of the latest improved type * 4 A 1911 calendar Just out. which has qjl and the Sanford Fire Department was the holidays marked. ’ both religious and recognized as omr of' the finest in the secular; patriotic and popular, reveals the state. Our ratea on fire insurance were ralbèi remarkable fact that there Is drily cut In half and everybody was cc ooe month In the year without a holiday of pondiugly happy. And when I waked up importance. Some tiaVe as mauy as five thla Idea remained in my memory and that -ora -rswsrnbered In some part or somehow 1 teem- to feel tha paru of tbo country, August is the fathers -will yet give us u Arstclau fire deirtmout along the line* (hat havq ■ mahihthathas- no- holiday" It * happensT often been mapped out by ’ however, that this is a favorite summer , Tut Sauktxkd. vacation month which tends to equalize F i s h A R E Y O U B O T H E R E D W IT H ------ PPr tw Wh°*tfwr=#eftr ‘ K ^ * 1 ° Dd h^ K ey ^ eat t It; .whatIt;-what-ttwr'weHr and how, when and where they wear It; minute write-ups, with pictorial Ulustra tlons of every dud worn by bralnlesa women, fufr description of every garment. Including (he embroidered and hematitchctethes; pieiwied bcfui B^mnd-far ■the unborn brats— all their fulsome nauseous stuff, drooled out ‘dally in the big pa pers— by the column and by the whole page—a sort of gross’ pandering to riches—a servile worship of snobacracy; a putting of the forehead to the ground when the motley moloch - passes down (he street, does more to stir up tho devil ih a man than aU else combined. This sort of man worship may go all right In countries where one man Is acknowledged to be hotter than another, but It wll never go In this land of the free and the home of the brave; and the sooner Hie big papers let up on this dally fioutinf of money In the faces of decent people the quicker all aorta of devllishness wll cease to be a menace to our govem. , »j ment. — i ----■ 4 The only men of worth in Sanford are thoae who forget their own selfish ends long enough and are liberal enough In their Ideas to encourage every public and private enterprise, who are ready with brain and purse to push every" pro) calculated to build up the town a I enhance its Importance. The enterpr s and push of a town or community Is I foundation of Its permanent success, town may as well prepare for Its fune 1 ns to become indifferent to the ent prise in its midst. Men who come to town to make It their future home, who can not see far enough before them to see that money placed Judiciously In a public enterprise of their own town will be a hundred fold in the apprecia­ tion of their property, are to be piled. C i t y '■'*, KILLS ancTEMBALMS RATS and MITI: Exterminates Roaches, Ants, Bugs and Other Vermin ' " ' Ready for Use TRY IT L i WSWt ; , Light your Pres-O-Lite lights by simply turning a button on dashi-board ^ v a BIG SAVING IN GAS We Have Them in Operation and Will Take Pleasure in Showing You - —- «, ■ * , »1 1 . * . _____________ S tate A g e n ts FOR MEN, WO MEN AND CHIL DREN For Holiday Wear are unusually attractive in character and de­ cidedly reasonable in price. In slippers we are showing one of the handsomest assortments in the city. ;j :: W H Y NOT BU Y HIM A - P A I R - '■ FOR NEW Y E A fc - �usp ■ -U > rv--. I j January 6 . IMI THE SANrOBD H tM itl IN THE SOCIAL WORLD FOR T H E H O U S E W IF E DOTT BE BALD. .J Items of Interest Concerning Society People. POINTS PURELY PERSONAL now Celery City Vanity Fair While Away the Golden Hours— Social Gossip. Ldfw One of the prettiest dunces of the •eason was given by Miss Mabel Hand and Mis* Veda Ward at tbo handsome Hand residence on Park uveuue New Year’s eve. The house was beautifully decorated with evergreens and brilffiWliy illuminated with many colored electric lighia. added to which the many bcsuUful costumes worn by the young ladies, made a most charming' scene. There was dancing from ten to twelve, after .which delightful refreshments were served. Thoso who enjoyed the hospitali­ ty of these popular young ladies, were Misses RutK' Abbott. Ilinga “ Lefller, Madge Ward, Helen St. John, Powell bene Drady, MibeI Bowler, Flossie Frank and ‘ Mae .lIsroflf3llf.*l‘Mt!iSliii6 ’Archie Betts, Braxton Perkins, Billie Beardnil, Nixon Butt. ‘Cedi Butts. W. A. Lcfllcr. J. ThUPgo^l W Noljcy r, Ralph Stephens, Carl Hamilton, Tolar. Mead Fox and William Braddy. Miss Margaret Wight entertained a „ four of her friends Saturday evening nt ___a duncihg party. The young folks danced until nearly midnight and then'dainty refreshments were served. Ttibsc who were so fortunate as to be included among the guests, thoroughly enjoyed tills happy occasion. The Auction Bridge Club is the newest social organization in Sanford™ WhlcIT has the following members: Mesdnmcs. U. W. Herndon. F. E. Lane, Frank Miller, A. P. Connelly. S. Pulesion. Robert Newman, S. 0. Chase and C. W. King. Mrs. Frank Miller entertained the dub Saturday afternoon. The top score was made by Miss Mabel Bowler, who was awarded the prize, a pair of silk hose. The following ladies were visitors on tills occasion. Mrs. Frank Whitner, Mrs. George Fox Jr* Miss Mablc Bowler and Mrs. Walter ST Clay of Arcadia. l The Barkoot Carnival The Barkoot straws which arrived Mon­ day and set their tents, etc., on Stephens lot, were unable to be in readiness fbr the opening night on account of late arrival on the ground, but on Tuesday night gave performance at the various shows hud it must be said that the attractions arc far above the'standani, clean, whole­ some and entertaining. One show in par­ ticular deserves spedal mention, that of Arabia—the equine that is advertised at "the horse with a human brain." The Icill is •very •handsomely decnruted and the' performance is simply wonderful. Arabia is "presented by a lady, Miss Essie Fay. who enjoys an international reputation us a horse - breaker and educa­ tor and she puts the animal through a most murvMous performance. Among the many acta Is the good-night scene where the horse goes to bed, and also the Are ~act' Where the burse savea th* baby-frocs' the burning residence. Arobia is u shuw that deserves excellent patronuge. The plantation show is also very pleasing and very funny. Electric Theatre presentí a continuous variety of moving pictures, Amelia, the fat girl, is rather delicate, only weighing a little more than a quar­ ter of a ton. Confetti is . also one of the diversions that make (be young folks hap­ py. The shows WUl remain here until Saturday night. Itigli School Notes The Athletic Aasoclation of .the San­ ford High School h e l d regula/ bimonth-, ly meeting .Wednesday evening. Ernest u’ tis tflfihwlectod manager or m. V Uvc base-ball tim team. strong schedule will be arranged Including games with the High Schools of Plant City, DeLand, Luitls, Leesburg. Tampa and Orlando. There are a number of ptpmising candi­ dates and the boy* expect a winning team. :•“ , , ' Track work has been started mul pie boys will send a strong team to. dnmPh»to with the beat High School Aiftlst^ of Florida at the Tampa S tateFdlr .oo^ February 17 and at t l i f Rollins Collage lnienchoUatlc pieet on Washington Blrth<!j >. The girls Glee Club--practised.Tuesday. -The Irvingii terory Society win next Monday, afternoon. An Interesting . Wogram bos been arranged. - A number of new members have been enrolled since the holidays, the enroll“ »eni. in the High School deportment Minced Fowl on Toast. Remove from the bones all the meat on either cold roast or boiled ’fowls. Clean It from tbs «kin and keep ctfvered from tbo air until ready for usa. Boll tho bones nnd skin with throe fourths o f s pint o f watar until roffneed quite half. Btrain the gravy and let It cool.. Next, having skimmed off the fat, put It Into a clean sauce­ pan with half a cup o f cream and throe tablispoonftils o f butter mixed with a Ubleapoonful o f Hour. Keep them stirred until they boll. Then put In the fowl, finely minced, with ihreo hard boiled-eg-ffs, chopped,-and sufficient salt ai^d pvpper to araann. Shake the mluco over the fire until Just reedy to serva. Dlah It over hot toaat and aerva. Nearly Anyone May Gecure a Splendid Growth of Hair, W*_bore a ntmedy that has it record I of growing hair nnd curing hnldncat j In 03 out e f every 100 ease* where used according to directions for a ren “sormbTe- liu g iir 7>f time, m at—may ]’ A seem like a strong statement—ll la. nnd vre mean ll to be. nnd no one should doubt It until Ihey have pul our claims to an actual teat. We nre so Vermin Itexnll •O.T’ llnlr Tonic will cure dandruff, prevent bald ness, stimulate the sculp and hair routs, slop falling tinIr and grow new hair, that we personally give our |<o*ttlrc guarantee to refund every |>enny paid ua for It In every distance where it does not i^tvp entire HiYrtufactlou to the user Itexnll "03” Hair Tonle U an pleasant to une ns clear spring water It la de­ lightfully perfumed, and does not grense or gum the linlr. Two alr.es. BOc. nnd 41.00 With our guarantee back o f It. you certainly take no risk. Bold only at our atore-^Tbe lloxall Store. rthur P. G r e e l e y I W _ FORMERLY or a s s is t a n t c o m m is s io n e r r a te r ti | m .C r a n c h M c I n t ir e FORTY Y E A R S IN P R A C T IC E : 618 F S treet N . W . NA/a S H I N G T O N , D .C : — ■— Sr------— « * U.-dr^No fo r eig n Patents I t r a d e - m a r k ^ C a v e a t s *»«» r e is s u e s . | De s ig n s . A ttorneys *»«o Counsellors ,- Mecha n ic al Ex p e r t s ; P R A C T IC E IN A L L U. S . C O U R T S , FEES REASONABLE AND BEST ADVICE ALWAYS GIVEN. REGARDLESS Repairing Window Shades. OF ALL INTERESTS EXCEPT THAT OF CLIENTS. When window shades begin to look shabby around the bottom It la not BUSINESS CONDUCTED UPON HIGHEST PROFESSIONAL PLANE "AND’ necessary to throw them away. The UNDER PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF MR..GREELEY AND Mr . MCINTIRE. curtain should be takon off tho roller nnd the hem In the bottom ripped out ALL LETTERS OF INQUIRY ANSWERED PROMPTLY ON DAY OF RECEIPT. The curtalq ahould then bo put back INFORMATION AND ADVICE FREELY GIVEN.. on the roller with the worn edge «. tbo top—that Is, nearest the roller—am, „UflUda fuujday School Association OUlt COOK. ENTITLED “ GREELEY A MCINTIRE ON PATENTS? the other edge should be neat)y*bcm Professor R. R. J?oy of Jacksonville, . .SENT^FREEt-TO-ANY ADDRESS. .. med nnd fltted up wuti.nstick. Tbpryperjptendt^j_jaC,rih^_Florida Sunday :. 1-4 sre n great many windows Iti over.-' Scfiool Association, accompanied liy John home where the cortnlns nre nov«** R. Swartz of Pennsylvania, a noted Sun­ pulled all the way down to tha bot­ G r e e l e y & M c In t i r e . day Schooljvorker of that slate, lic|d two to m ,-w cragejro rn part tn.-thla.eaaa TpfcfffflSPiessrons at the (VtïgreÎauonul pATOfi“ i(TfoW fE Ts; will hardly ever show. WASHtNGTÓR church Wednesday, in the intcreri of the association^ Fjuxlleui addresses were Correct Method of Darning. . _ Always leave a «mail loop’ of the made by both gentlemen on the different thread a t . each- end- -when dnrntng n (■liases of Sunday School work. They hole to allow for the shrinking of tho especially advocated a teachers training mending cotton -whan the stocking Is course for Sunday School workers. A washed, linn thesdnorilng cotton or temporary county Sunday Association yarn half an Inch bcymtl the hole on was organized with the following officers; each aide; cover tho hole with threads President, Prof. N. J. Perkins,'Vice Presi­ that are run closely together and nut dent. Dr... Blackman of Winter Park, drawn too tight over the darning ball. ‘Secretary, Angus R. Chappell. Then cross theso, threads In tho regu lar dnmlng style. Now run the needle School Improvement Society h short dlatnnccnround the .darn with The monthly meeting of tiio School Im­ the mending collon, and the stocking provement Society will be held in the will not draw and tear about the mend­ High School building Monday afternoon, ed hols. January Oth, at 3 o'clock. Everybody in • ■ . • Sanford who is interested in the schools MutlatT Buttsrmftk. One quart o f buttermilk, one rounn is elected to be present Tho following od tsblrepoonful of flour, two rounded interesting program has been arranged: lableapoonfula of granulated sugar. Address, Rev. tieo. B. Waldron. Pour the huttormilk Into an enameled Address, The object ol the School Im­ saucepan and put on the ratigo to boll. provement Society, Mrs. Henry Wight Jpon trailing sdd the following mixFive Minute Talks, • Mrs. Homrighous, .ure: Break an egg Into a bowl and Mrs. A. E. Philips, Prof. Maris, D. Ibeat until light and foamy, add the Thrasher and C- K. Walker.------ ------&.— sugar.'then' the fiopr, stirring ua.*' Reading, Mrs. L. R. Philips. smooth, and pour Into the boiling but­ Vocal Solo, Miss Mercedes Munson. termilk, stirring rapidly to * prevent scorching. Boll up on<,o, remove from Piano Solo, Miss Flossie Frank. tho flro and serve hot or Iced, as pre­ Election of officers. ferred. I am booking orders for the "Now Davis Perfect Cucumber", the most beautiful Rubber1 Shod Rocking Chair. A western Inventor has drained ■ and valuable of the cuke family for Florida growers. Wonderfully prolific, pneumatic shoo or triad, which may of symctrical simp, dark green color. It be applied to the rockers of a chair, so rivals the hot house product in uppearas to render^tl!« motion of tho chair nnce and commands the highest price eoay and noiseless and prevent creep­ in market. Price (1.10 per pound. H. H. ing and damage to the floor and walla Deane, Phone 255, Oak uvenue and First street. 15-l/c Do you want to live in the prettiest spot in Florida? Do you want a fine bunga-' low with 12 acres fruit and ifcrm? — — -------Do you want two beautiful lakes full of fish? Do you want something for nothing? Notloe The registration booksof the city of Sanbrd will be'open from i) a. m.. Jan. 2nd, till 5 p. in. Feb. 1st. 1911.___ All tho»« desiring to vote lh- the com­ ing city election should see that they ore . , / IN Q U IR E AT H E R A L D OFFICE \ R. C. Maxw tu . Clerk. • TO Ito s iZI.ESS HOCK IB. of the apartment or to the furniture with which the rocker may come In contact. Tbo oboes may be applied to tho rockers Irrespective o f their width or form, and each shoo la formed with a bumper at the rear otul, which dur­ ing excessive backward movement of tbo chair will engage the floor and thus prevent overturning- — Scientific American. L" Frogs' Legs Frisd. The green marsh frogs furnish tbs beet ha ms, os they ore, more tender sod have lees o f the strong, muddy flavor. They are generally liked M ed. Pare off the feet and trues them by Inserting the stamp along tha skin of lha-Other leg. Put ibum. with salt, pepper and lemon Juice, to strep for an boar, then drain and roil In flour, then In beaten egg and In fine bread crumbs. Fry to a light brown tn hot fa t Serve with M ed parsley. Saves Troubla. “After ell. It 1» au advantage to tova a aopblstlrnted husband.” ItTWbst wtiyT*- -**■----- ^ V " ■■ and we now have a modern -Well. It ten’» necessary to waste very respect end one to be time bnutlng through bis pochote el sentHng to the TiewspajHirs in the country, advertiseopent milking clmrdc.s a^(iu»it-»tiy failItfiilm-sÿ U) the Mr. N. P. Bryan, ns I am inform n put in .thin Wfxih’s isaUCJJÍ * Th e Saw ing ‘Ms oh In » N *»dU . - B e sure that your sewing machine needle la not blant^lf yau want Ja‘ avoid Unable In the. start. KapaclaU/ when stitching alike la It Decaaaary to take particular notice that tha needle 1» fine and sharp, and It la better commence with a new one a: no chancea If you don’k wantHo ruin a good new place o f taffeta It la Just as bad for tba needle to be rusty, and any experienced seamstress wfil taO *-*• yon not to economise Jn needles T H E 0 !_ ___ i ‘X. LV**. * * Tti _ .v •: •nif=----.-: * M* I t . . .. . u. : .. .’i i : i . ^ -------------------- ---------- — ■ +--------------- ----- ------------------------------------------------The Man W h o Cannot W in on His O w n Mérite Should Not W in at A ll nig Ut-’’ —Chicago ~*h I . i _i _ 4 ..1.. »hile I was in the Florida Senate, nnd ja circuIiitiut^«cir6iHar« hiitkin^ Ijke CI)nn‘es: ,. *rKnve not a e «rth e s e advertisem en t and eircOlarfit but if the i^ a r fio s nrft liave iteen made in thb Times-Unlon, tliey eairbe easily met. I will jiave f io cifqnce, how&ur,-..fypfore thè primary oil January 10th, to lneet them.’ since next, issfte of your load puj>uf ^ 1 ) nòf;|ta publiahed again until ufter th e ^ e c tlo n . ^ Jr* ■• '»> The fact that these changes '^jre m attflilliL published when too Jute to answer them, S TA M PS THEM A S UNTRUE. W H Y H A V E T n E i' N Ó T 'BEEN*. MADE CONG AGO? 1 AN-* JOUNCED M Y C A N D ID A 0 Y ON THE 5TH OF OCTOBER, THREE MONTHS AGO. M Y LEGISLATTVE RECORD H A S EXISTED FOR F IV E YEARS. IT IS SPREAD on TH E JO U RN ALS of the mituldH Senate. W hy have not these defocts been discovered before the last week la- the cami>uigrt? IF DISCOVERED. W H Y WERE NOT THE PEOPLE INFORMED BEFORE, so that they might Investi­ gate, and why liave*l not been given a chance to hear, nnd meet them? THE O N L Y AN SW E R MUST BE. T H A T > T H E Y ’A R E NOT TRUE OR A R E M ISLEADING A N D THUS M A K IN G THEM A F R A ID OF A N INVESTIG ATIO N. *- w . * . ‘ ’ — A re these the tactics upon w h idi tq secure an election os Uiuted States Senator? THE CAUSE WJIICH C A N O N L Y W IN THUS, IS A N UNWORTHYJCAUSE. DISTRUST IT! BELIEVE NO S TA TE M E N T M ADE A T THE L A S T MOMENT, i t WOULD NOT BE MADE TH EN IF IT W ERE TRUE A N D FAIR . The case for the candidates is inode up. Do not open it unless you can hear both sides. k» 1 •- ' .. ' a ■■•T * - : • *• V f‘a BLOUNT , s lliz — . HI u •i �„January g. tgtt VOTES NOW POURING IN [ »-, jßf.»* Contestants Are Already Be­ ginning to Get Busy NUMBER O f CONTESTANTS Who Wlh Win The Plano and Diamond Rlnl Being Offered by The Sanford Herald . The large number of contestants in the Great Popularity Contest now being con­ ducted by the Sanford Herald by which |1250 worth of prize« are. to bk awarded to the conte«tents, ore now getting busy find asking their friend« to subscribe to ’ the Herald. i An- early start will H i a great benefit to every contestant, and each and ¿very one ahould begin immediately to pledging their friends. To win the $•! )0 piano or diamond ring. Is an easy matter end if contestants will only call on their friends and ask . their support they can easily win the prise ' -During the post Kock .graai interest <kas been manifested in the contest, and votes are beginning to come rapidly, i In the next issues of the Herald a com­ plete return "of all votes cast will be published, and every contestant In the now and turn in as posAible in örffKr to secure a good start in the content- " «H ie -following- is n iis t of nil nomina­ tions to date: ' - the vote coupons from this paper or *> HISSES HISSES securing subscriptions to The Herald. Male Leonnrdy Mildred Potter The first prize, which will be nwnrdi*d Helen Rowland Alice Whitner to the contestants securing the greatest Blanche Bothamly Mabel Johnson number of votes during the contest is n genuine 5400 Wesel Upright Grand Piano, Muriel HarroW Nellie Amkk which was purchased1 from A. H, Crlppen Annie Higgins Jessie Stumon A Son, the well known piano dealers of doire Walker Ruth MetiJngcr this city. The piano Is now on exhibition Alice Robbins Mabel Anderson at the Crlppen show room. This piano Is an instrument of fine , architecture and Margaret Davis Hoskins Jones Gdsie Butt—------ Annie Lee Caldwell rare tone, nnd The Herald has made n careful study of the piano before purchas­ Aranka Taknch Elio Strlnglellow ing. The winner of the prize will secure Mercedes Munson Mildred Haskins a prize well worth the efforts which a contest of this kind demands. Ruth* Abbot Gladys Gardner The second prise will consist of n beau­ Martha Fox Bessie Long , tiful diamond ring, the value of which is Edna Pagenhart Alice Anderson 1100. This ring was purchased from Clara Millen Nellie Elder Henry McLaulin. the well known jeweler of this city nnd is now on exhibition at Annie Hawkins Carrie Ensmlnger hia store on First street. Carrie Lovell Pcnchen Lelficr Five oilier articles wlU he awarded as Maud Mlot Blanche Biggers shown at the bead of this article Florence StringfeDow UndfeLeffier TIIE 00NTEST“T K E ros *LL to ENTER Mabel Bowler * * Charlotte Keelor The contest is free for each nnd every Mabel Hand Besslo Schumpert contestant to enter, and It costs nothing Mary Chappell Gladys Gatchel to win: all The Herald aaks’ ls hearty co­ operation of Its friends and readers to Flossie Frank Mabel Cowan make this contest an enthusiastic and Miss Lucile Richards friendly struggle for leadership. Mesdames HESOAHES MOW TO ENTER Geo. A. DeCottes J. B. Stryker Just clip the nomination coupon out of Arthur E. Yowell Frank Graham each issue of the paper and fill in the R. A. Newman Verne Hurt name of the person whom you wish to Frank Woodruff Paul Reely enter as a contestant, with the address Written.Tfalnty, or If you do not have a W, H, Underwood J. D. Parker nomination ooupon, the name and ad P. N. Holst Deane Turner dress of the person ns n candidate. The R. C. Maxwell _ name of the nominator-will not be di­ S. Pules ton H. McLaulin vulged. Cameron City Church Sanford High School I HOW VOTES ARE OBTAINED i f l m hjSSW 't' Votes may be secefod-Sy ee^uringnm " ’ InThis contest seven prizes aggreBHT ^ .Uic SaJifod. HcraJd. omi j lag 51250 will be given away absolutely votes will be issued upon the foMnwing free tqjhe contestant securing the roost basis;! T '_ votes. Votes may be secured by dipping Term* Renewal* New Subscriptions 1 year S00 1,000 2 years 1,250 2,50(1 3 years 2,000 4.000 8 years 3,750 7,500 10 years 12,500 25,000 WHO CANNOT ENTER OR VOTE John Stockton’s Space Little Journey to the Public Conscience of a Public Man ' . Now that the campaign if drawing to a dose. It seems fit­ ting and proper to have e definite statement from the man himself before we fully determine to give him so grant a posi­ tion as the representative of the people in their high law-mak­ ing body.' • Hear John Stockton, who is a candidate for United States Senator, ieXpresi lUf ~t»hceptioir6r~Uie peopIeVofTlce to wbldT he aspire*. These are bis own words: To be a member of this historic. body, which is the higher branch of the highest legislative body in the world, is, to my mlhd, an ambition that should touch every patri­ otic heart that has on aspiration. I regard the United Statea Senatorship os a ■position where a man thoroughly imbued •with the spirit of tha-Golden Rule at this time lias an opportunity to work practically in a virgin' field. That body has been so long under the i domination of special Interests.- and all that that means, that the patriotism of Wash­ ington and Jefferson has departed and self­ ishness hes tiSihlBe^lace, It has substl|tuted the Idea of putrotiam for doilort. It --------- 1has put dollars above men. • A majority of those who have constituted Die membership of that body for the last forty years have be­ come Imbued with the Idea that the people were made for the vernment instead of the government forihe people. T h ey I for UW-tBUicIUilefit TJfIndividual members of the -Senate and their moneyed friends on the outside, forgetting their oaths of office to serve all tho people alike. I believe that a man entering the United States Senate ofter taking the oath of that great office should leave behind him all private business. If he has any unsettled business when he takes that oath it ahould be left to an agent and he should not come In contact witira private business transaction so loud as be bolds a commission from the people. My Idea further of a Senator is that he should live within Ids salary and not feel that It-Is necessary to be a rich man to hold that high office. I believe the Senator who lives a mod­ est life at Washington and who U attentive to (ds duties as * Senator Is the one that will have tho influence. I believe when the Senate is not in session that q Senator should be going pound Uw State, meeUng Die people and en­ couraging nnrt if— there , - - than-Jnthelr , ... ,different efforts, ------ -------„ -should be any Internal Doubles, that be should be on the spot as a gobetween. sincerely working to wttie such troubles with honor to bout ftdea.b—-------- —<— ----------------- «4---------------------------- — I1 believe if a United States Senator recognized his full duty to the people, that whenever he heard oi a dash between labor and capita! within the borders of his State, he _ _ would __________ linr be oa, the spot In an endeavor to reconcile the difference that might exist, upon a basis of absolute right led S 1 believe If our United States Senators had in mind the great Ideal of that old Democrat of ancient times, Pericles, that conditions would have been different from wbat they are now In this country. I believe that there would be more faith in the perpetuity of Democratic Institutions: 1 believe that a United States Senator should have Die ideas of Perides-=4hat there ahould be nothing too good for Die people, and whenever a talented man In any walk of life ap­ pears upon the scene, the government ought to have him to work for tho whole people instead of for any private or special i nier est. If a Senator should recognize his duty as above defined, then you would see a country brimful of peace, progress and prosperity, because their work would be from wmscience. and when work emanates from conscience, all ore treated alike If Oil ore treated alike, you would not bear of the Inequali­ ties and Iniquities of the tariff system; you would not hear of Uw hardships imposed by the present financial system; you would pot hear of Die JnequoMos of railroad freight rates; you would not bear of watitered stucs* In’ itr corporations, corporations With 1th this s; special h interest idea eliminated, you would have JtSWJJin ü w in M _ 0LJJU.YC._o/ ieiluitUlCIL. Ylilt WiulM K.V. men pleading for the right, demanding the .countryr brimful of meu righh not from a selfish purpose, but fsotn a patriotic purpose for the good of humanity. “l e t s p u t S t o c k t o n u j t h i s t i m e .* V i* ' ^ ^ IN D E P E N D E N T 0 T A L L T R U S T S CNdWELL Yon can solvo a big item in tho high cost of living by buying Endwell shoes. Moat shoes cost more than they ore worth because they are made from trust leather. Endwell shoes are made by Endlcott, Johnson & Co., tkopnb okoh manufaetnroH •>trmlint aiiol*ulj'-ind*pndtnt of Hidt T r a il and Ltatktr T ra il. This company makes Endwell shoes front the raw h|dcs and sells direct to ^ f ^ f * * * -43.00, 33.50 mud31.00. you through the retailer. Btttrr than othtr d m .T o o favo all profits to trusts *tor m t SOen 3i~mtrt. ■ I d d ìi G. R. Best Fertilizers On Earth FIRST CLASS CRATE M A T E R IA LS , Sanford, Fla No employee of The Herald or immedi­ ate relative of theirs will be allowed to enter this contest as a nominee ora voter. WHO HAY ENTER Any white man. woman, boy or girl of good repute is eligible to enter this great popularity voting comeat. Just send „In your name on abomination coupon to the contest management of The Herald. H THE JUDGES The total count of votes will be made by a committee of three prominent busi­ ness men who wifi be absolutely dis­ interested parties. This committee will be announced later. You Grower W ho Has Used Arm our fe r tiliz e r MANAGEMENT You know that they produce results far su­ perior to any other .fertilizers on the market For the purpose of making the contest a complete success, The Herald has sign­ ed T contract with the New Method Contest CiL.- pf -Jnck»onvillc. who make a specialty of conducting contests of this kind. This company'will furnish a com­ petent and experienced contest manager who will have complete control of the Contest Department Tell Your Neighbor You know that there is a reason, so tell him that because of the better materials, the more scientific formulating and the superior facilities for accurate mixing and curing which are. used in their manufacture TO THE PUBLIC This contest Is to be the great cs$'ev<sr Inau gurnted by any paper in this section. We have spared no expense to make It a ‘live wire proposition1, that will keep the community much interested in the outcome. Wo ore endeavoring by every means to give Sanford and vicinity the newest and most up-to-date county pa­ per in the state, and we solicit the hearty co-operation of the citizens In rids con­ test. , . —To merchants who advertise with us we wish to say that we expect by this contest to double our circulation und our advertisers will realize that It is .to their advantage to help in this work by süpporting the contestants. — . ,. ----- * The contest "begins with this -issue, llie time to enter is now 1« NOW. Get in Die race befnre the others get lit the lead. Be A Booster Armour Fertilizers Grow Biggest Crops N Don’t forget to tell him he can get Arm ou r Fertilizers and Fertilizer Materials for every crop grown in the Sanlord district from ware houses ip Sanford and Cameron City by calling on oi£t'sL»K»*i s Rule 11. The right la reserved to re­ ject any name of contestants for a cause also to alter those rules should occasion Rule 12. Any question which a arise between Die contestants will be termined hjJLha contest manager will be final. Respectfully yours. Contasi Manager. *- H ow ard-Packard Land Co. S A L E S RULES TOR THE CONTEST Rule I. All money for subscriptions shall be paid the contest manager. Rule 2, Contest manager’s signature must be affixed to all votes before they are of any value in tho contest. •Rule 3. Ballots cannot be bought. The contest will be run nu n fair bnsis, fair for alL Votes can only be obtained by wearing subscriptions, cither new, newels, or old or by cutUng the noml*_______ j t L issue. Rule 4. No employee or member of his family will be allowed to participate either as a nominator or a voter in tills contest. Ride8. Candidates will not be rected In securing subscriptions but may them in any place in the United States. Rule 6. Only one . nominating coupon entitling each ooateatant to 1,000 votes will be allowed. Rule 7. All votes must be in the bal­ kit box by Wednesday 5 p. m.. of enati week. Rule B. Votes issued can not be trans­ ferred to another contestant. Rule 9. No votes will be allowed on subscriptions held our more than one week alter being secured by contestant. Subscriptions must be turned in prompDy together with the money collected for them. Vote« will be Issue&^when the money Is received, but the contestants may retain these votes and cast them whotwMFif they wiflJt* Rule 10. Nominators or contestant in The Herald’s contest must agree to and *■ N rît A G E N T ARMOUR F E R T IL IZ E R WORKS, * Jacksonville. D D @ ® [i® © E a [F ][i][is [o [L ][i][i][i][R ][i]D D a n ******* w w w w w A w w m v v w w uu m w v. e Mapes Fertilizers AGAIN THIS SEASON, 1910 The Vcgctablc Growers had splendid results a ll over the state, from the use o f our Manurcs. In our Circulars we enclose cncon-*. iums that we “ have received. Wo G iv e You P e rfe c t S a fe ty and Quick M atu rity . Better shipping quality, larger crops and can * make you more money than any other B R A N D on the Market, * Not A n Idle B o a st been doing it for over, thirty years in Florida, and were never more su ccessfu l than now. W h y?H ear W h a t W e H a v e to 8 a y A b o u ^ That J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A >**»W ^% »% »% k»k»% k% saaneeaaeer*....... im jm U L I... ’ ' ■ ■ ■ ■ M l �' - í January 6. 19» f H l SANFORD HERALD M t,0^ !iN 5ANE0RD CHURCHES COUNTY SOLONS MEE J. Or Tries, county surveyor appeared ... . , New CommlMloneia Take Seats For before the board In reference to establish- .... Ing the right of way of the Orlando and W h e r e DCVOUt Of first Time on Tuesday Ssnford public rood: u|H)n motion the ' county surveyor was instructed to do the I m any m a t t e r s o r im p o r t a n c e $35*00^ Petition W0r^‘ 0011 n°t to exceed oi H. Carl Dann, Geo. W’ Wright, Clitia. Lartigue et al., io have a Reads Will Receive Consideration or game warden received; upon motion The New Board At An petition laid over till next meeting.’ Early Date ... th e C e le r y C ity W o rs h ip S lin tfay. . -------- - RESUM E orA U IMPERIAL THEATRE TUESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 10TH CHURCH EVEN TS Of Interest to Those Religiously In' cllned—Subjects or Discourses for the Sabbath. J. A . Coburn’s GREATER Tkt r » i o n ■( tU O iiid w in ih* Citf i n E iia n lf Upon motion the Supt, of Road nnd lt«)H n W In brine nr HD-1 iM r A d h i m i m d U and i n C lu nk Nana to iki, o fln nnt lalar ihao WadSaabridges instructed to repair the Fuller V afiarnnnn. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Springs dam as outlined in his report. first Methodist The board proceed to elect the follow­ Rev. J. A. Hemliy. pastor; church, corner 1‘frk. Fifth suve« itrvet; parson parsonafa, ing 0lficcr6: J. D. Boggs llttornev fnr avenue and nun »as corner Mna­ «inn no MWOrner . >°r nulls avenue anil Seventh iirrtt; i e ’ 284. morning aervlce al I I; evrnlsiMMii board. $300.00 per annum: C. I). Christ, Sunday ' ■ ■ ■■ a I ■■ ■ ■■ ■ 0:43 a. m.; J no. r i f e 7:Ou, Sunday school. 0:43 a. in.; Jna county physician, $40.00 [» r month. llnsev. Supl. Tench«r»' roeellns every Friday. -FT A n A l l - Wfohc Company of Merit, Presenting_thc The following names w^e presented 7:30 p m. .Sunday scliool 9;45 a. in., J. ILM etlin for Supt,, of roads and brides: J. P. Finest Electric First Part Setting ever seen on Taylor, Ti. H. Kilgore and A. G. Branham. ger, supt.; A. R. Chappell, assistant. imperial «a g e , with an array of High-Grade A. G. Branham was elected: $100.0*0 Special class for business' men. Come, ' Comedians, "Singers, Dancers and Exclusive per month. you will be given a cordial welcome and Novelties. ----- “ i Upon motion It was ordered that tho a helpful study of the Bible for thirty^ — i----------------------------------------------------------------------------■ ------------------------------- r— board ns a body go over the hard sur­ minutes. -r * / Added Attraction for the Children * Preaching services'! I'u* in. i^nd 7 p.m faced rood as soon as practicable. Funds. ‘ * Upon motion it was ordered that the by the pastor, J, A. 'Hendry. Strangers •- The Great Mantell Performing Doll Circus ,board will not entertain the building of given a cordial invitation. Wq prefer GenL Revenue $15,948.46 $1,516.21 vffiKjd L Ytjlr wlU be any hard surfaced roads for. the prc*m(, jiP * -fine nnd Forfeiture 4,955.58. _ 216.62 P R IC E S ,"$ 1 .0 0 , 7 5 c . S O c I welcome. Subject for morrt> but nil cffortwill be devilled to caring! Rood and Bridge , , *145.35 1.636.45 Secure Seats at Lawson's Tomorrow |ing: "The kingdom In. men. or the present existing mileage. School 12,045.30 2,794:19 "Hi*. 9^.ifJc-C. Hammond, G. [ night sermon; " A lost boy found.' . Sub-school 5.360.17 . -680.18 ‘ rTToW Hoffman, NrlVffhla, et nl., for change of ; ïîî:wiir3r*met;ting Monday night; ,7:30. störUf viwilfiTÄ#, ÖinjeT"tfh ’street nnd VnwriÌfcT/Ì#, reads*»4WÄL.^ "^Fugh' T a ft1Posto« ; Magnolia avenue. . *$ ----------------‘ and i)r08per colony, the chance 5.7I6.U0 l ì 1.748.67 _ to cou.44<tM4S444444*444*44W 44M 4 « W 4444W W 4M 4W »S »4 «i»«44S4» H 4 H W M " r/1.40 ■ 4,364.80 fonn to the streets already laid- out and 1 Prayer, meeting Weìlnéstloy. *7 p. 5,976.45 •4,455.35 established by Taft and Prosper Colony; Subject of Bible study, “God’s love 12,212.66 2,626.63 upon motion the [ictitioii was received ^mnn, nature, extent.” Còme to the prayer • * "' _ ... 7 — 1,705.60' 4,334 75 und laid over under the rules. Subject meeting. Wc will try to help you to God.' J. A. H endkv , Pastor Q u ick e r; N e a te r and B etter than the O ld W a y matter referred to Chairman Overstreet $26.388.31. $18,649.50 and Supt., of roads nnd bridges with Totals I l l « P k o o U 's C » n i f • t « U « n H l — -— power to ncr as regards (hat portion of «Overdraft. Rev. (¡«if je B. Waldrun. pallor. Sunday mornIng Just Try Me and See Same Man but New Location »ervlc«, II; evenins MTV Ice. 7:00; prayer meeting The treatment and disposition of the the petition that refers to the road Wednesday. 7:00 p. m ¡Sabbath school, (1:43 a. m. No. 113 W . First STreet, Next Door to W oodru ff’s Store J. C. Enimtnser. Superintendent. mule nt the county home was left to through) Tnft. D. R. Hrisson appeared before coni Beginning next Sunday, Rev. Geo. B. Conunisslpner Overstreet. Accounts were examined nnd warrants dilion of Celery avenue on the north Waldron wiU preach a scries of five even­ side in front of said Brinson's land. Mat­ ing sermons for the Congregational Bro SANFORD, FLORIDA ' drawn to cover same. There being no further business tutjotnc ter was referred to Commissioner^ Wood- therhood, on "Tho young inon," ns follows: Jan. 8—His Good Resolutions. before the old board, It was with u per­ ruff nnd Supt., of Roads nnd bridges with power to net. . Jan. 15—His Business. ceptible feeling of sadness that the old The subject matter of the East Coast Jun. 22—His Home. board dissolved, with expressions of re­ Jnn. 29—His Pleasures. gret from the incoming members that Furry was. upon motion, referred to Feb 5—His Call. they were to lose the good counsel of the commissioner Woodruff and Supt., of All young men are especially invited. outgoing members who in turn spoke roads nnd bridges. The petition of H. L. Heeman. Edwin ; wards of encouragement to the new board. F irs t B a p tis t Harper H. A. Grant et nl.. having Rev. J. W. Wiklman.'pallor; Sunday morning Tuesday, Jan. 3rd, 1911. bfccn presented to the board asking for an «erTice, II; evening service, 7:00; Subbollì school, Board met. Present, Commissioners election in the County of Orange to de­ IMS u. in.; Prof. N. J. Perkins, Supt.; prayer mrellngevery Wnlnnday, 7:00 p. m.; teachers' Overstreet, Merrill. Woodruff, Dillard and cide whether the sale of intoxicating meeting Friday evening at 7:30. , Brown. liquors, wines und beer shall be iicrmittcd Prtib v terina __ upry) mot ion the board w au ly ly_grgan- n. said county it is ordered that the Rev. J. F. McKinnon; pastor; morning • -rvice, i«d by electing Commissioner Brown as Clerk of this board with the supervisor It evening oenrlce, 7:00; Subtiulli school, U:43 a temporary chairman. Upon motion Com­ of registration and chairman of the rn; Henry McLauIln, Supt.; prayer meeting Wed ncaday 7:30 p. m missioner Overstreet wus sleeted perma­ road check up and compare said list of These farms 'can be bought for the next thirty T]lie usual services will be held next nent chairman. petitioners with the registered voters of Sabbath momjng und evening. At tho The roimnlsstons-of John EL Merrill, tho cyumy Hnd retain to this board on days for less money than ever again, - W c morning service the' communion of tho Frank L Woodruff and E. L, Brown ns January lltii. Bill. Lord’s Supper wilt he celebrated. Every county comihissioners were presented and Board adjourned to January, II, |!)||, have Sanford farms to sell. Not Largo, Taft, member is urged to be present at this filed. . _ .J ' alter payment of some accounts, n first communion of the year. All stran­ The application of Geo. Kandnii, mayor Burbank nor Celery City but Sanford. gers ami friends are cordially invited. of Moitlund, in reference to cancellation of certificate 217 of tlje year 1910, was FOR AGED PEOPLE. Holy C ross Lp lsco p a l Always Sanford*. *There is only one' Rev. Il, F. brown, rector; A. 13, Key, «enior war­ referred to the comptroller with request den; Sunday morning »«vico. 11; evening service, to cancel, the land covered . being town Old Folks Should Be Careful In Their 3:00, Subbulh seliuoT 0 43 a. m.; 11. F. Whilne/. Sanford. A ll irrigated ready to plant. W ill Selection of Regulative Medicine. Supl.; prayer meeting. 7;30 Wednesday ’ evening. property. ___ _ a ■ * --- 1 * * We have a safe, dependable and al­ The application of the tnx assessor for Cat* ello pay for themselves this winter.__*__together Ideal renn-dy tbut Is particu­ •dvance of $250 on expense _UCCOUht of cmholio Church, OnV avenue Irrtwecil 8lh end r\ ' larly ndnpted to the requirements oi l)th streets, Rev. Father Urrinuhati in charge. deputy assessors presented utui upon mo­ aged people nnd persona of weak con­ Mats every Sunday at 10 a. ro Kaaary, sermon tion grunted. and henrdlctlun every Sunday at 7:3(1 p m Sun­ stitutions who suffer from., constipa­ day achoul al it a, lu- CqinirsaUias Iwstd 'yrltitday tion or other bowel disorder«. W e tin» talumJtrvl Sunday of th« lousiui between 4 and S P nt. uii.1 7ami 8 p. in. -Fust Sunday ol month ■O certain Ijjat It will relieve three mass at 7:30 a in and 10 a. m. The clerk was instructed to procure a complaints und give absolute satisfac­ M»e leaf binding for the plats to bo used tion In every particular that we offer In the assessor’s office.’*:’ ’ It with our persounl guaruptoa that It Real Estate A'gdlicy **' , - *• 'C BB r The tax collector appeared before the shall cost the user nothing If It falla ' >i.. ,J,Tboard and requested that a license in­ to substantiate our clulius. This rem­ spector be appointed. Upon motion Mr. edy la called Bexall Orderlies. « * , #* , Bexall Orderlies have a soothing, J. P. C8wood was appointed, work to be [ healing, -* ""n* * y *i streuKtti{>ulug, tonic und regu done in 60 <1nya for $125, latlve action upon the bowels. Tlfey rC0NSTRt)CTID Communication of Commodord. Dyer in remove all Irritation, dryness, soreness (aference to good roads received. ■... 1 • . **■ and wcnknms They restore the bow­ This-is a separate vote from the nominating coupon. As ¡Pstltimi of N5rier»on. C. B. McCarthy, els and associate organs to more rig­ Csr| Pierson, el nl., asking for die accept­ orous und healthy activity They aro many may, be sent in each week for each contestant ns tap-tie ance of the road between New Upoala eaten like candy, may be <*8ken at any collected ..«■Rijn ami tho Swedish church and the time witboul Isro sw sh s w , -do--not t. / •mprovement of the ■same, received and cause any griping. Daqaf». diarrhoea, This coupon entiUes. . ............ ....... — ----- uni) un'l<Stj(Jio xulea was. laid over exceaaive looaeneas, flatulence pr other disagreeable affepc I Tie a 25c. and 10c «nul the next meeting. • L • ■ . Bold only nt our stOro—The Bexall Store »pon motion the SupC of oinds and . r- . A . . . t o 25 votes f i i ^ p Jndgex 1» imnyccted to notify the treaPOUCE COURT BLOTTER {**“ ” * to comply with the order of the The Herald's Popularity content. This coujKin must be "in. heretofore passed in reference to olllce by Wednesday 5 P. M.. o f each week. •®**°scliments upon the right of way of Indicatas Sdqpf Good Wbrh Done by Sanford's Finest public road known as Lake Mary and **. Sanford's police force lurve 4 o «I cause ord road at Goldsboro, tho trespass“4*“ be remedied in a reasonable time. for,congratulations on the good work »nuact for building an additional done during the year of 1910. There are very few cities the size of . . ^ County Home was submlt• *-*- • t W. Mathew. being the lowest Sanford that have better potioe protection The first one o f these coupons sent inlTor each contestant 7 7 tf- “ Pun motion tiie contract was os that can allow a better record than the entitles them to 1,000 free votes. Only one of these coupons Bgned. following: wifi be allowed tu each contestant. * KNumber of arrests made 553. w ^ tio n o f'^ . h . Withering ton. J. R. If jrou do, you'll assist tho odltoro In *■ Amount of fines $4,236.70. k J. T. Willett et al. to straighten I nominate Mr. Mrs. or Miss . . . c .sJv. ■• • • ■ a t « m S t adrsTtlakoc tha plaoa. - 'a * Number of blind tigers convicted (n wrsw the road leading from Alta'I f 70a do, jo a ’U patronlu born* lnAon. ®prln4» ‘o Apopka via Forest City mayor's court 20. . . . . . . sS. 'jO l....... ; -L ____ ................. . « , State. . . txiaa, Including tho printer. -> Don’ t Leave S a n ford auii . Und ie* d; upon the WtU ^ ,lra,« ht*«> W the read referred To have your dresses made. Madame I f you do, 70a'll BUbncrtbo for thin paas a candidate in The Herald's corttést. par refUlaj-17 and advartlaa In l f T hsv» oi roa^4 und bridges, be to -Josephine of New York has opened a |Straighlenlug establishment over—YeweU'-r ^■"Ndmlriated by....... ............... ............. ......... ... — ;J, B n t- *~ »*• matter of the straw store und is prepared to create the finest I f you don't, jou'U anoar at oar afTorte iot ,uturo action. and latest designs for the ladies. Styles of ........ ...................................... ..S ta te ...................:t .... f for town ImproromanL ^~®municalions of Miss Eliiabelh are the latest New York and Paris I f 70a don’t, jou'U oedar 7oar Job While it is not necessary that a coupon be used, it will fa* 1*1 J T ' * " " * 10 ■ -dangerous cross- designs but the prices sre very reasonable printing frtm aoma outeldar. cast, ruad from Oriendo' to and the ladies are'Invited to call and cilitute matters to send one for each contestant. Uuder no v near the Switror place was talk over tiie subjects which ore dear to I f 70U don% 700*11 borrow 7oar nalgb* circumstances wifi the nominator's name be divulged. The Herald Contest Munoger. -Wk1 read. jCJpon motion a sign every feminine heart. Repair work will bor'a cOp7 o f tha papar to road. this crossing, the alto teccixfirlioqM atteotloo. 6-t DO TOD OB DON'T X0tJJ X T Board met on Tuesday. Present: Chair ,non Lee, Commissioners Overstreet. Til den. Vaughan and Merrill. Five hundred names were drawn from the registration books and placed In the Jury box for Jury service during the ensu­ ing year, • The reports of the following cc^nty of fleers were read, approved and filed County physician, Supt. of county home, polls collected, pay roll of road camp, treasurer, certificate of banks, sheriff, Supt. of roods and bridgoB and financial statement of auditor as follows: t M IN S T R E L S barre?«" Shoe Repairing By Machinery M. HANSON N o w Is T h e T im e T o Buy Im prov­ ed “Ready to Plan t” Sanford • ' Celery Farms rt. Do You Want to Help Boom This Town ? H. H. C H A P P E L L ’S Free Voting Coupon . T Nomination. Coupon ‘ *, ft. �JANUARY 6,IH Local Overflow PnUUtStl Every Fridas .Montini at Sanford. Fla /IL J. Hour, Editor and Proprietor Catered at fafood-Otaaa n a il mailer A u iu it 22nd, ISOS, « I the f \ » (office al Santini, Florida, ander Act o f March 3rd. 1B7B. Irish P otalo«» $1 per bushejl, 92.2ÌS per bag of ISO pound» at J. tf. Roberts. . ; 20*t f Irish Potato«» *1 per bushel. $2.25 per ba| of 150 pounds at J. D Roberts ; 20-tf.. Irish Potatoes $1 per bushel, $2.25 per b a f of ISO pounds at J. D. Roberts. New stock of pianos at Crippen's music store, just received from New York and Chicago factories. 2l-4t Children's Play Suits, just In, Great Chief Suits; Cow Boy Suits, Mexican Suits, Scout Suits. Rompers, etc. N. P. Yowell &. Co. 20-tf. Irish Potatoes $1'per bushel, $2.25 per b a i 4>f <50 pounds at J. D. Roberts. 20-tf We are sorry Orange county failed to Vote that million dollars bonds for good brick roads. It would have been a full and fair test oT the cost of such roads and the advisability of their being un­ dertaken whenever' and wherever the people have the money. ‘ Orange would What a little money will do on the have been a pioneer in a line of enter­ purchase of o piano at Crippen’s music prise which needs the light of illustration, store will surprise you. 31-4t end the balance of us. could have pro­ - J A. Thompson has opened a meat fited by her example and .success. ' market at the comer of Sanford Ave. We now nominate Marlon county to and Thlrd/Street and wants to see his the honorable and responsible position of old customers and new ones • every­ pioneer In the brick road business. Mar­ thin! In Florida and Western meats^ lon has fine lands, enterprising people Cracker meal and full line National and Is altogether admirably situated to •how tbe value of good roads. Like J-9r,nck.era for sale by W. W. Long. I 8-tf Cringe, shfe .would Uo on the highway The m betwpen Jacksonville and Tempo, and Crlppcn* itoKH RM wands of people—wduld..jfik* .as< m)'DtTif.7^T3am 3trtt.~ft ',flha*nr across her leisurely In autos who now Table, 1 UufTpt, 1 China Closet Mil ,b u b , „ „r r ; ,h„ — M charms of the landscape, nor the evidences ............ of agricultural and industrial prosperity Full line of sweet or sour pickles in that would command a closer exanlnn- » « txmlei M Long-». « tiohand secure new settlers und greater Don't forget to have your chipped development. What do we hear from breakfast bacon and balled ham,sllc llariont—Tainpa Times. Long's store, on his American sllciaj A N EO LE C TtV RIVER Senator Fletcher Is trying to have the government Improve the St. Marks river. e small stream which is navigable only fourteen miles. Tbe Suwannee river, which is navigable for 150 miles and which with proper work could be made navigable for over 200 miles, received no notice. Hon Frank Clark was elected to congress his first term on his promise to secure the Improvement of the Suwannee, yet, he ■loo, no longer remembers It.— Jasper News. • ' . Tbe whole bunch are too busy getting eppropriatlons for Jacksonville. San­ ford will turn a few of the near states­ men down also when die time comes. Cold weather, but hot bargains In pianos at Crippen's music store. 21-4l Autoes and carriage painting at Ur. derwood's. First doss work. 7 -tf All kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma. 48-tf chine fc Garage Co. METTI NGER D R Y G O O D S BO YS’ and M EN’S C L O T H IN G B ed Linen Towels Sheeting and Sheets S A N F O R D FLORIDA CLEAN AND SAIQOTM O w in g to O u r L a rg e C o n I O W A Q l f P l * l tracts, W c Can M ake ............... .. » - U V f C D 1 ■ ■‘‘ I Improved Rose No. 4, Red Bliss Triumph, Irish C o b b le rs W R IT E F O R P R IC E S -------Wilson & T n n m p r f e r t i l i z e r Co.T JACKSONVlllE, fLORID/ R. H. W H IT N E R , A gen t, S a n fo rd , F lo rid a NEW COMMISSIONERS The hew year marked (he retirement of throe old members of the Board of County Commissioners. Alex Vaughan of tbe Sanford district, J. H. Loo or O ve itio and L W.Tllden of Oakland give Crushed and pulverized Limestone, car p la c e to FYank Woodruff, E. L Brown and load lots. K. 11. Wbltner. '. 2tf J. L Dillard. Tbe redrlng members We con store your furniture for you. have done their duty as they saw it and Williams & Miltccr. / 21-tf the new ones can be depended upon to Fleischmqnn's Yeast— at Roberts.' do the same. ‘ r‘ 21-lt-c Children’s Play Suits, fust in ,. Oreat Chief Suits, Cow Bo y Suits,. Mexican ~ ----- — OUR BRICK R O A D « ------The board of county comm issloners decided some time ago that no more roads of day or marl would be built re gardlosi of whether the bond Issue passed otool It Is now up to tlte board to make good and the flrat brick road con­ structed should begin at Sanford—the section that voted for brick roads and demonstrated that they wanted them. W L A B O R -S A V IN G M A C H IN E R Y S A V E S T IM E A N D MONEY « POTATO PLANTERS • A re the greatest saving . to "the man who intends to make m o n e y o r spuds g The editor of T h e ‘ tteraW* n»kee*-no praise for the special Celery Edition. Mr. E. T. Woodruff compiled and edited tbe edition and Is responsible for It’s KEYSTONE AND IRON AGE Implements of all kinds for the field and garden. Tbe Sanford Herald on last Friday re­ printed an article recently «iven la, the Garden Magazine, telling of the wonder­ ful productiveness of Sanford'» soil and uses fwo fine lUusatrations, showing ^ e r y fields In diflerent stages of grbwih. The article is presented under the head­ line«, Sanford, a Santa Claus for the Nation, and discusses the wonderful gifts Fie iscluna mi's Yeast—at Roberts'. that Sanford offers to the people of tho 21-lt-c ■world. The facts und figures given are Remember D, L. Thresher expects • to highly interesting and will be read by have the great bargain rush In clothing, thousands who. are looking towards this shoes, hats and furnishings, Jan. 14 to 21. land of sunshine with a view to making Watch Herald. Your sanitary tax Tor the Fourth Quar­ It their home.—'Tlraes-Unlon. ter is past due. Pay it now and avoid a Place the tides to your real estate in double tax. L 13.Williams, Collector. the Realty Trust Company and avoid com­ UtWAWD IS INCREASED plications. For particulars address B. F. D on't Leave S a n ford Whltner, Jr., Secretary. 7* If To Iutve your dresses made. #ladai!ier Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine Josephine of New York has .opened a But Billy Burke’s Murderer «till Re* & Garage Co. 48-lf ■** meins At Large first class establishment over ' Yuwell's ' To the $500 reward offered by the Don't buy until you attend D. L store and Is prepared to create (lie finest' railroad and B. of L. E* has been $15U Thrasher's big sale Jan. 14 to 21. and latest designs for the ladles. Styles added by povernor_ GUchrist for the are the latest New" York uud 'Paris I have enstalled an elec tic sausage designs but the prUas Are very reasonable arrest and conviction of the slayer of mill and can furnish my customers with Billy Burke near Winter Garden and - as and the ladles are indited to mil und fresh ground sausage and hainburg stake talk over tlte subject? * wjtidt ore,Hear to yet no trace has been found of the in short notice, call und see W. W. .-'v«-ry femlr\jn<^ln*|ift, ^ Repel* frorfc Will muniercr. Engineer Burko was shot in his cab on also receive prompt aitentitin. Flelschmann's Yeast— at Roberta.' Ctuliunas eve, tig murderer using a shot gue loaded with. buck shot und Burke ' A r e yo u s u p e m ltlb u iT entire csb was completely riddled. Juat what could have prompted such ■ arid blooded murder 1« a baflliug mystery end they ever remain one. r - CALL I f n o t, prove It bold.U coming. Be prepared. W> have a large slock of wood heating rinvi« Jap gas and oil heater. The Geo, fl. Ft maid lia id ware Go. 2*If AND SEE* Goods no’ THEM Hardware Company Planet Jr Farm and Garden Imjdements do more and better work, and last logger than any other farm implements made. 'I l>ey . ere fully guaranteed. Over 35 years’ actual fanning and m an u fariu n experience is put ihttTevery Planet Jr tool. They are all nude of < most durable materials for the purpose, and all cultivating parts arc high-carlion steel « * . Jr Stari*-Wh*«l Ha* la a matt Sandy and iiUYMikjfi. A fin« tuoi far working clo«> to crop«. e»pe<i»i'y PUa*tJ» H*r**-tfo*. Cultivator airi Furio««a }» • P“ 1 tip tu 4 feyt ip ir t. Comp«**•M t'êeaiiy m far Ctthivttuiif and hilling crop« Come and see the illfiferent^lj let ut explain their advanlagi implements �W om en'. Opportunities or Today IN THREE PARTS H. PART .3 W O O J S C O M P A N Y C O M M IS S IO N CAR leisure hour or hours. Most naturally our environment means much,, outage interests concerned. hut Is IhetojuijAou ndry to the Inner kingdom of oa^,m in^t Certainly not., wu are freejo call ^k n ow led ge In whatsoever chapel,|Wo,,n\py direct our. minds, n part o fo urselves. la m wondering how Ke T rouble W ith Blount i "Blount, in his pamphlet, pDkmnt, pamphlet, says: *i invite a riRid Investigation glstatlve records by all those who are opprpochedwlth the ariuHt I hnve been so associated with corporations thatmy mind has a corporation grove, and that I could not, if. elected United bin in* Me and work Impartially between corpora invitation is accepted and Mr. Blount is r LOT M ERCHANTS DISTRIBUTORS r We want your crop and will offer special inducements K. R. M U R R E L L , Resident Manager SANFORD. FLORIDA JIM GROW LA , ^ On page 777 of the senate Journal of 1005 will be found an amendnY rilen,t *!^crc<1 ^y Mr. Blount, which amendment now constitutes, section 7 tVf M20, acta of 1905— the act requiring the separation of' white H f , U p Io)iic»‘paBaengers on street cars. . ' Otlipago 19a of (volume.50, Florida Supreme Court Reports, wRJ bo ^ loangTitu-opImpn. by Judgo Taylor, concurred m by all the other Jqdges. ? d f « ^ ^ l s Juw.unoon8iltutiQnal on the solo.ground that Mr. Bltntnt's ISjd^eo^lydiLviolation of die XIV amendmept to.(ha Consti- C IG A R S and T O B A C C O C O L D and H O T, 'D R IN R S , Wholesale and Retail ^ coropllnnce with this act would have been both inconvenient ajgd expensive to the street cor companies. . The Pensacola Electric Company owns the street' car system in vJ ; r*n*acoU. ; growing Into the need of early training of mind and body, such training as a mother is utterly incapable of giving In this progressive day, Then there, is the y ': Cam’ . t ' Mr. Blount was the paid attorney of the Pensacola Electric pompatty, when he wrote and introduced this amendment. ■’ u tjty “V ^ (« 1 » Ms. Blount Js asked, _ i i ---M r f ut Thrinksr iB Tlw Jim Crow Ltw? *■ “ TH E A P P E A R A N C E j y p ~ ~ . - - - ... OF E V I L “ «■■miyuia i m w reaTeiivironmeiu to OUT entire. locality, within city limits, as wellosoutslde.; Rcadingand study, like meat and drink, are valuable only lb so far^ts they are assimi­ lated . and. we. needs must apply the ouidvacioo of mind. One great reason, wi^y wo/nun's work, as a rule, is leu ap^ to be tl^rpugh, than work, of i mao. Is. because ( she is* less CRY“ The real issue Involved in this campaign can neither be clouded argued away, It has been with us before, it |s with ■ now,- aud it, | fair to rein ain with usinjhp_fm pre, ft is.,no} local.tQ_ florUlfl*_huL Tuition wide. It Is th ou gh t of lhn common people against organized ndlQrotected wealth. ; ; Mr.; Blount is now the attorney for the L A N . Railroad Company, jb Pensacola Electric Company (one of tho Stone & Webster compalc*), tlje Pensacola Qas Company nnd the 'Western Union Telegraph pptpony— all of whidi are public service corporations doing business by, ttue o f franchises given gratis by the people. ' Mf*. Bk>unt has had 26 years training for the protection of cor¡irate interests, but says he is njjw ready to defend the rigl|ta of the pco- « CONTRAST A N beliuvcs that the railroad commission and tho iuLer.slate te t commission should- be given the power to enforce their orders. A N has had no corporate affiliation to prejudice his mind. 'A N has had no more serious charge to meet than that he lives S B R Y A N feels no humiliation or pain in mingling with the people and '¿.advocating the principles in whidi he believes. A N bflft reada no promises which he feels are impossible of fuV- i B R Y A N has stooped to no artiffee to catch votes. f B R Y A N has not attempted to create sectional prejudice in order that ' the real issue of this campaign might be forgotten. t B R Y A N is big enough represent aU sections of Florida impartially. B R Y A N does not Rave to change his mind, pr,resign any "attorney- t ahfp.” ' * 1 B R Y A N V *» born in Florida, reared in Florida, lives iu Florida, lovas Ida, and wlU serve Florida as her next United Slates Senator. he Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. THE CITY ■■ Pico Bloc! RESTAURANT <FU«t Street, one block from Depot opposite PoetoOk*) H . E . W IS E , P r o p r ie t y ^ •' Formarly Manager of Central pafe " 6i n ,f T i n n ifM ',y h d f h w i t f l b h f, b d t, m y puriiose is to teil you hovf to use odd ¡momenta, that mean much to you and |Ofjghbor, fjpro if lfi yo^f club will help you. through It, as a, medium, the. ffc|d is lifqad. Let it be a travel club, n literary dub, soda! or whatsoever, you will if Interesiqd, develop into .mftro, U}iyi, self, cdlture, too many Irons In thq f|rp will be a lilndnuinj rather than benefit. Club rapetingq cannot always,be equenlly Intcrcstqi|, yet it ip, ip. your power to help. llQ n & of the most cheering signs ' of the gmvvUf oL imtionaj, tastq is the spread, of. village improvement societies and women are peculiarly well flit«), fpr this work. First, interest as many as you can, make civil beUarruent contagious, funds are of vast liutrirtance in lids work, but entertainrfiefttp 05 apms f/srifvalrcap bring in manna, l# work with If your dub it Can Mr. Blount change to outs day the habits of mind and1tbpughL bidi have been here 2ft years in [lie forming! ., Has not the protection of those clients for 2G years so biased his drid In their favor as to render It psychologically, impossible for Mr. fcwpt to turn suddoniy ond montajly pnmtjod in tlie opposite direction! his record furnish the answer' Easy Payments. . S te a k s , C hop#, Q y s te rp a n d Pish a S p e c ia lty f?LACE PO R L A D IE S AN IP Evarythlng F irst C dub ia not sclflsli, this same neighbor will buy your ticket or attend your, festival. Who will do all this work! It is an unhappy community that cannot boast of workers. Those who cannot do this actual work can land their presence wlipn the ev})iU tapes place. Tbprc is some leisure (Une w/cll ipter^svaL ¡lad you ever fancied a kcrtnishT See if your dub wouldn't try Iti It is not bcasatk « ¿ 1 OigiiiULVUtfiitci-Jiia-sur^ V l 'J W Pfit tjur hupds in our pockets and produce the "open sesame" to civic betterlyeut» wc con ppt our mind* to work, our shoulders to the wheel, and invest, our capital of odd mocneats, or odd hours for thebe fortunate enough tu hove them. (U st}di s tnaoiicf that will make us all glad—make of us better dtizens. The field la broad in­ deed. Soatf qf m are Jupd. of uafuja Like a talr.nl. this is lubotu. and almost 9 , ^ but nothing Is truer than wa find in Ufa—ail wa pdt"Into it. Wa may have no teste fur civic work. Then iq mofc Inlrtfsting iu every sense than bow to know the wild Sobers or our common blrds| and iiow to know Utcuu to w y nqUiing pi our trees, wjtiqh Is poesIUr the inost s^rioqs question of ... .. . To Think of Now. fu rn ish in gs For Your Home line of R A N G E S anti K IT C H E N SEE OUR B A R G A IN COUNTER Just across the street Rand Building M a rrie d or S in gle. H a v e a H om o o x a G o o d S a fe In v estm en t The lyiarkham rr:-.:,. Rank. Addition O n the Orlando road just two block? from street car line T hirty B eau tifu l Lots Just been laid out and streets being graded. Now read; tome home* (N o p! $10 Per Month W IT H O U T IN T E R E S T bee me at once.'1 It dqn t co ing to look and get vour choice, lots shaded with oaks and sor orange trees. Now is the accept , See M e at O n ce and Save M oney Attention Woodman All Woodman. In good standi og are ri»o C)rclq y e Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates THING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES You are Invited to attend a bsnquçt bf given by U»a W. a W-. at the o| R o fln I t M v InyHpd vfi|h p gentleman, unrj (Bl F IR S T 8 T I? E E T fftpiM t«) t » *>« v n * m . Prompt, Clean SetVice. — tine, Ills tbe eyas, aoin^ handling of pretty problems of^ ndmiplsiraUom t\pt thç. adusi, hand work that causes these difficulties. Just asjL.yaurfelf apd ypu'/lfind it is true, and try ranking a routine a matter of course tfgl wplcl^.tho. result, Yoq W(U' develop leisure hours before you realise Iww. Then cotjvsi,the way, to use thenv don't make a drudge of yourself in your home, yqur social,liyr,or social ,11{p,or ypiy your dub. No one can intelligently, teU. you. Iww. to raise ypur family, there have been articles untold written, but children differ vastly and wjratj two qap hi0 rdfKttl in. Use. saiqe manner, yoy‘ can glean Ideas to' help Vou, wonderful ideas, but don't you either ‘'tack on" or "taka off'1 some feature.. I'm nat raising iamllle* for you n. Mr. Blount is asked why he voted against House Joint Resolution M , the object of which was to enlarge the powers of the railroad ttnissioA as well ins to make it n constitutional body. His vote IS felod on page 1833, Senate Journal of 1903. Mr. Blount la asked'if ho has not more than once been connected b litigation seeking to enjoin the enforcement of the orders of the mad, commission! Notable in this connection, is Mr. Blouut'a, argu. « before the Supremo CourL. against, the reduction of passenger rates the L. fc N. Railroad from FIVE CENTS per mile. See 24 Fla., 428 to 456. I* * Doee the L. v8» N. Railroad want a railroad commission! If. it must, tend with one does It want one with power to enforce its orders!' Why [Mf’.-Blount oppoee-tho resolution! l«ow Prices SANFORD. FLpRIDAv PHONE 109 we have given civil work a fair thought, BLO UNT F A V O R .A N S F F E C T iy ^ R A IL R O A D COMMISSION? A r ^ J^l<UtLflS.jiU | ^ u ^ a iercin j u M ” , . Mr,Blount, in a campaign circular entitled "The Corporation Cry,’ admits that It would be wrong for him to continue representing the L. & Nr Knllrood If'he is elected United States Senator, and with great em­ phasis promises to resign his attorneyship. Mr. Blount farther admits that he was the paid attorney of the P. H j m s * Railroad during his service ns u member of the conaUiuitoonl «m m wrt of the L. & N. Railroad during his service as State Senator. I.*i *T Mr. Bleunt is respect Tolly asked to explain, as he, no (louhLcan^ud b will, by what process of reasoning he has satisfied his inner conscious^ UttSs that it would be any greater wrong, to serve the L. & N, Railroad and die PPOplo of Florida in the United States Senate.at. the*same time, than ■rU*W«s to serve the same railroad and the same people in the State Senate “ C O R P O R A T IO N IC E C R E A M j , Mr. Blount has the reputation of being a great OOSTITUTIONAL L wwycr, Stationery Periodicals P p rn o r-W o o ciru ff Dldg. S A N—F O R D , F L O R ID A ~ybrr*~ , ‘rmr# ----- �__ _ _____ •— CERTAINTY OF FLORIDA FARMING arcatesi Slate In the Union for All Round farming So much hat been recently written In the various Florida newspapers and mag­ azine! about the diversity of crops in Florida, and so many experiments have been made to demonstrate ail that has been claimed that it seems Hite harping cnen old song to continue to speak of YtorIda's diversified Industries. Yet outside of Florida was regarded as a far away health resort, where lung troubles might be alleviated, as the ro­ mantic home of the Seminóles, as a land filled with alligators and noxious insects ovnd reptiles and later on It has been known as 0 great orange country, and a place where tropical fruits could be grown to more or lets advantage. However, it is of recent date, says the Miami Metropolis, that the fact began to be recognized that while Florida is a health giving land of perennial sunshine, It is also one of tha greatest all around -fanning ootuitrics-te Um w<jrJ<l- it toui-fl long timo and many object lessons to cause the phlegmatic farmer of the middle west to tittup and take notice tliat he can grow more corn in Florida than he could in Iowa or Illinois, ond ihat Florida . is better foe.tobacco than either Cuba or tfár^oetM ^SKM ^of'Jfentm iñ ginlo. It was with a marked degree pf credulity that he was informed that more forage for cattle or hofses can be grown -in this state to the acre than in Missouri. Then he began to observe and see for himself ihat while In the more western states, the cold and long winters throw “ Will tTITO íinWtJWYdlfenüiW Tor the year there is not a day in the entire 365 in which he cannot work in Florida, . if we except Sunday. When* these things began to take root the tide of lmmigra—tton began to—turn thlSway.----------- But to return to tho diversity of the * soil and climate. Cattle and hogs can be raised here better and more chcuply limn anywljere else in the Union, because die food can be produced more easily and.the climate is more favorable and there is more water, which is a necessary requis­ ite. % No'state in the Union con surpass Florida in either corn or cotton, both of the long and short variety. It is the real home of the tobacco plant und nowhere in the south can syrup be made with the excellent flavor of the Fiorldu product. Alfalfa, peas, clover, peanuts, chufas, IHimpkins and in fact every vegetable nnd fafil n H tnftTO rnSO T be¿rown in the tern (»crate or semi-tropical regions can be g town in florida with the greatest case a w facility. LVéfy fru.t on um con linent y^tth the exception of upplcs does well in' this state, und docs better than in most other placas. Wlillc Florida boasts and sliould boast of her tyondcrful climate and of the fact thpt in the winter this is the playground all the rest of the country, sight should ver be lost of the fact that the great Flversity of her agricultural products is Ida's beat asset. ,-t f . S TT ENGINE KILLED DEER ■ A D. A . CASH $.* L.— ■> , DEPARTM ENT^STO RE <*- S ir*— -■^(Corner First-Street and Magnolia. Avenue.”-Two Entrances on First Street and Entrance' on Magnolia._Avciiiifi ) FLORIDA SANFORD ~ — B u t t o n s — =*— 3 500 dozen Saltwater Pearl Buttons, regular 5c sellers special_ Monday only- per dozen ___ . . l . . ’............: . . 3 c» ’ * » . - » . f 10c Tooth t B ru sh e s 5c 8 dozen Tooth Brushes, good values for 10c, while they lost each..... .................... 5 c a T c U n T F o w U e r 'I S c E E our” great values m a departments. O u r business 15 dozen Talcum Powders, including Colgates. Cash::, _ _ has been built up by giving mere Bouquet, Violet* and Dactylis also Mennens V iolet ] the greatest value for the and Borated Talcum Powders dollar and if possible we will give Monday only, e a c h . . . . -15c greater values to our customers this 6 S p o o ls T h re a d 2 5 c year. See our many great values J...& P. Coats’ Thread S Monday, January 9th Ladies Department i • * See our fast growing Ready-toWear Department for the latest models Tn'Ladies Suits and our low prices just talk for themsf S k irts . S k irts Our stock of dress skirts are being constantly replenished with the newest and most up-to-date styles in Voiles, Panamas and the sea­ sons latest novelty weaves and novelties. See our great bargains. 10 Y a rd s T o w e l i n g 4 3 c Special Monday only 10 yards good weight Bleached Union Toweling worth 7c yard— 10 yards____ 4 3 c (Lim it 20 ynrds to n custom erf reton and S c rim TOc A full assortment of Creton and Curtain Scrim, good value for 1214c yard, see them Monday yard.. 10c black, white or colors, < special price 6 spools for 21 Underwear Special Full line of Ladies Knit Undershirts long sleeves with ankle length T H m t r t t r r r m L U iT , w o r t YH K r e - t r “ tm rn t—t m l y t &t - i ........ ................ ¿ D C S *t '(»»*j| , 24c H eavy U n d e rw ear 2 4 c A full line of hoys' heavy ileeced f; lined Undershirts and Drawers/« good value for 30C a garment, our : special price o n l y . ; . . . . . ! ___ 2 4 c.r 5 2 -in . A ll W o o l Pan am a 9 3 c Monday we will sell a 52 inch all Wool Panama Suiting, $1.25 seller. B lack C a t H o s ie ry ^ Monday a yard..”. ......... ^____9 3 c We have a complete lipe of the* S p e o ia i fo r M on d ay 35c— Sui t i ng ,_ * - ’ 27c famous Black Cat Hosiery for Men, -j We have just received-enether . lot- -80-innh-half wool Suitiii]riu cream "Women and children In lisle; of Opera Capes in all the popular and dark colors, is a good value for thread, also silk in blnck and all colors, soe these specials for Monday ,35c yard, see this Monday yard 2 7 c colors, see our special bargains. Oame M utt Be Plentiful Around In These Parts Sanford has claimed to be the sporlst. mau'a Paradise and to furnish.everything in tho way'of flesh and fowls. One day _ tfils'we£k>'as iWl T iU rC b is t train from 50c - Work Shirts ■* 43c 50c vt Garments 39c un__ • ___ i . f p i ___ I ..U > . , « i___ Titusville was nearing tliq city a, largo When in need of Shoes don’t fail to see us before buy­ buck failed to get off tlie truck in timo A full line of “ Uncle Sfim" Work See our complete line o f Men's ing for with our leading factory lines we are in posK and was ground to pieces beneath the Shirts in nil sizes, best 50c value - Knitted Undershirts and Drawers wheels. also Elastic, Seam Drawers, 50c tion to give values at prices that defy’ the cheapest,£ on the market', our price only 4 3 c The engineer could account for it only •sellfirti ojily ........ 3 9 « *>r from the fact that two large bucks wero (■_ ■. ' * s* Sweaters , J u st R ec eiv ed fighting just before the train rounded the v?5c; Values 48c * * * curve and one of them was bo enruged ln Swctit.- jQ ^ " y noH AUi line oFLadies’ $iioes, 0xford8 and Pumjis from npd blindivi fmm tin! immimlM as-to-be ¡rere era in wnite, also umy witn iicatv ■ * ,.,,p special aruw-ini mina ir v 7J5c;mir prioe the well known shoe manufacturers, Selby also Godman oblivious to the approaching train. trimming at ..9 8 c < *£ ¿ 2 69 per póft,»/......... . V.. . 48c When the engine reached Hanford the T . - r_! \ hoofs and part of the horns mid pieces of .7r____ A n o th er S h ip m e n t _____ ,__ . the carous were stilt entangled lit the pilot Jst’ j ■ T V - , . ; 1, . of ti)e engine. ... ^ " of Snow’s -Shoes, ’’Union Made” for men, received. * ' *M . - - * ■ _■ • - - ‘.i-/, f \ - ■; /Isti Bake p :V: IV tacfe-to-M e JVe have all the-latest and nobby lasts for men in On Friday night, Jan. T3th|*?the Cam­ • r * < Y . Patent Leather,-Gun Metal, Vici and Box Calf, also a eron City church will give a fish bske In Sée our coitìjdete lipeof aH.avgoLjaití^ ¿pd pants patfull line of Tans, and our amazingly low prices are Howard Par|, near the church. The Xepi8 fretiyThe^RSyaJ^Tailoirs- tS^^'-amde to ‘measure. unmatched. 'See our Children’s Shoes. people of Camprqn City arefttt supertfltious, and in order to prove it have chosen Friday the 13th as the date; . Arrangements'have been make to bake and serve fish and Other refreshments to $2.00 • S m y riiu Hugs $ 1.59 4 0 6 ^ ^ alt the community, 'as well as to the San­ W in d o w S h a d e s 2 5 c V icto r T alk in g M a c h in e s ford people, at a small price, the proceeds 30x00 in. all wool Smyrna.-'Rugs in . Jo/en Window Shades good values for. 40c, see to go to the church. In case of unfavor­ If you have not already neat patterns, regular $2 sellers, /tee these Monday, ea ch .. . . . r ‘:. 1____2 5c able weather the feast will be transferred bought a Victor now is the these bargains^londny; a t . . . T$l.59 to the 'church building. Plenty of good ■" * *.* ■».A C urtain R od s time, we have a comple as­ music and a good time insured. Cars 8x10 F o o t C re x H ugs $5*9^ will leave Sauford 7:15 and 7:45 p. m., re­ ‘A full line of brass, extensioh Curtain Rods’ with sortment of Victor Talking turning m 10:31» p. m. Every one Invited attachments complete, special Machines and we w ill sell 8x10 foot Crex Rugs o n e -o f the trimmings .and and urged to attend. A fine way to enmast durable niga-on ^the^market valgap -a t , « . it z r . . ^•=-?------ - ^. , . . . : S o m Tidl Oc -them on- t he;-easy terms uf ■ jo f a pleasant evenlng-on rgraaofi: en s F u r ;s S h o e a * Department The ROYAL- the Celebrated Butterlck Patterns I > Notice The registration books of the city of San­ ford will bo open from 0 a. in.. Jan. 2nd, tiU 5 p. m. Feb. Tal. 1911. __ All thoeo desiring to vote in the ing-dty election should sea that they are properly registered. R C. M a x w e l l , Clerk. and a good value for 17^50, see these Monday p t. . . . . . y . . $5.98 . 25c , ^ • . A China |datUng '* « 18a 35c, - M irro rs * - ^Q c 12xl6.inch oak finished frame Mirror, regular 35c s^fer, our price o i)ly .................. .................... 2 9 © Monday only we will place on sale 90,9 - . S tra ig h t C h a ir “ 69c rojla Cliinu MaUitig wdrtli 25c- a 5 d,oz.en Straight Chairs well made and worth 90c yard, while it lasts Monday, yard 18c Spoil, see th[s special for Monday a t . . . ^ . y . . . 6 9 c $1.00 a week. V ic to r R ecords See our ,large stock of new double face Victor Records also a full line.of single face records. _ . . ; ** �J A N U A R Y 6 , Itili THE SANTORO HERALD '1' 1 .1 new s e r v ic e — I!--------- ~ op F. L. Howard of Birmingham, Alabama, ____ Five Dollar Reward NF0RD TRACTION COMPANY spent several days oí this week In the Lost on Tblnl Street between Laurel ledule In Effect December 17, IBIO city, the guest of his brothers, B. A. and and Oak Avenue, a Black Lace Scarf. Howard and Claude Howard. The above rewnrd will be paid for its ire A r o u n S B .lt L in e ThrcuR h Celery D.lts sf i*Lueky •sòr o rd " Capt. E. Housmann. of Jacksonville turn to Mrs. W. W. Daniells, corner 3rd 12-tt-p Cer* «illstoponlr st Po»loffice on First Street, was circulating among old friends hefe Street und Laurel Avenue. ■nd Second. Fifth and Tenth Street» on Snnfoni Ave Stop »Uns various points on line nurnbered. on Wednesday. Capt. Housmann rep­ T'he Cosmopolitan Restaurant is ready resents the Brunswick Balkc-Collender to serve the public at all times. Only the LKAVE SAN FO R D very beet served qnd *you cnn 'get any­ pool table» and figures. Vf» roer tu a and vis wwsok» ASP thing you wnnt and when you wnot It, at CALMHAHHÛCX N CAVI»« OT» Mr. Martin representing the C,* B. the Cosmopolitan, under new manage­ 6:35 a. m. 5:30 o. m. Justice commission Arm of Philadelphia ment. 21-tf 8:55 n. m. 7:50 a. m. was in the city on Wednesday. '11:18 ar rar-----ÍOiOra: tffr 1:55 p. m, 1:10 p. m. ft. J. Moore of Tennessee was 4n-the 3:50 .p. m. 3:00 p. m. And Mie Round Trip via Brissont and Cnmeron city this week looking Into the land City to Crlppen», leaving Sanford 3:00 p. ni. re- propositions with a view of locating. turning, leave Crlppen» 5:43 p. m. E. G. Duckworth, the prominent shoo All Local Advertisement« Under This SATURDAY—One E ilr e Trip between Sanford merchant of Orlando was in tho city ,on Heading. One Cent a Word Each Issue end Csroeron City, Leaving Sanford 8:10 p. in.. Cameron City 8:50 p. m and one trip around thn Wednesday. E could not enjoy: the pati W ronage at * »Commodore William C. Towen of New Ybrk made a business trip to Jackson­ ‘ SUNDAY SCHEDULE. ville Monday to meet Mrs. Towen. They LBAVI BANFORD returned Wednesday and are guests of vu sansoni amp vu ron »un anu aStSOH CITY • TAUI lUUMOnt Mrs. Takach. The many duties of Mr. 10:04 a. m. 8:40 a. m. Towen a s . Commodore of the Brooklyn 12:50 p. m. 1:18 p. m. Yacht Club and Alderman from the 9th -wrv?!-vAJfl p «*o l 2:38 p^jiL^.., District of New York City and ns presi­ 3:30 p. m. 3:58 p. And («around tripsSanford to Cameron City, dent of the American Estntcs Managing vis Brissont. Irsvlng Ssnford 4:30 and 8:30 p. m.. Co. deserves for him a much needed rest Cameron City 8:30 sad 9;10 p. m. * Right reserved to change schedule with out advance notice. a tU i past thirteen years did we not WANTS belt vis Ft. Reed and Fslm Hammock, leaving Sanford 0:30 p. in. Sanford for the ' have__the flk reputation. 1 which is usually shared by 12: all reputable establishments, in giving careful attention to i. Wanted—A temporary or permanent position as stenographer by a lady with three years’ experience und graduate of business college. Address stenographer, care of Sanford Postmaster. 21-3t-p For Sale—Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox, city. 21-tf Lost—On Dili sired between Oak Ay?, and Sanjord Avenue, a smnll open face gold watch with owner's initials on the back. Finder please return to Herald of­ fice and receive reward. * 21-3t Lost—College class pin, containing the inscription, “ L. 1.1„ '10"; same is secured to n ribbon watch fob wrought in Greek ICU CT9. A TVAil lllU LUk IlliUCl IIC U IC letters. I will' thank finder IU to (/IIU phone m< ¡ANFORD, PJ.< - detail, and leaving nothing undone to please. The merchandise we s e ll. w ill. convince you it is to ' your advantage to make us . . 1 1 T.i.i.y i i i l i/ n O i In .fltfflf'db i..A iI<*h i m p.y .1 Jan. 13th. at Cameron City. Auspices of Cauieron City church. Cars leave Sanford 7:19 and 7:45 p. in., returning at 10:30 p. m. • Miss Anna Garkencr of St. Louis. Mo., was the delightful guest of her niece, Mrs. A. D. Key, during the holidays. Mrs. J. T. Lee was called to Homestead, on the East Coast last. Thursday by the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Sturgis. Their many friends urc pleased to know that Mrs. Sturgis is now otf tha road to recovery. Mrs. C. II. Dingce has returned home from a pleasant visit with home folks at Clearwater. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gorrod have return­ ed to Sanford after a trip to the southern end ol the peninsula and have concluded that Sanford is the only farming pro|»uaition in the state. If no other holidays occur this week the banks and postoffice will remain open un­ it) Sunday. 1 Mrs. E. Moluur and little daughter, Er­ nestine .ore visiting relatives at Sanford. Mr. Mohiar, the well known chemist, lias Just returned from the Celery City and reports a great influx, of loorim» in that section.—Gainesville Suu. tn-'r’- — Robert S. Peek, editor of the National Road Traveller of Lewisville, Indiana, was in the city several diays of this week. W. R. Wooten, representing the Moslcr Safe Co., of Hamilton. Ohio, called on the trade on Tucsduy. Rev, Albert J, Coleman pastor of the Unitarian church of Jacksonville, will vis­ it Sanford this week in the interest of the Uullarlaa-Ataodatiou. . During »his stay lie will bo the guest of Mr. und Mrs. Geo. H. Fertmld. H. Cdmraack of tho Bowman Realty of Huntington, West' Vn.. is lit the ty to put on a sale of .Celery Avenue sub-division property. Tbe following congenial party of young pie went over to DeLund Monday aud njoyed a delightful dunce •at Putnam no: Misses Pea£lien Leffier,' Ella Stringcliow, Charlotte Keelor und Messrs J. D. aborts, Claude Howard and Wjliiani “' y _____ - A. T, Bowler left Sunday afternoon, for. Wilmington,, N. C., where lie will spend a day or twr with friends before return­ ing to the A. & M„ College in Raleigh, North Carolina. Mr nml Mrs. J. II. B. Stryker and two children, arrived in the city Tuesday evening, on it visit to Mrs. Stryker» parents, Mr and Mrs. J. C. Higgins. Mrs. Mari L. Smith, ol Montgomery, Ain., is the charming guest of Mrs W. N. Le flier. Mrs. George B. Dickinson, the popular seventh grade teacher in the Sanford School, visited her daughter . Mrs. Harry Sloan in Jacktouvdle during the huliduys. Miss Annie Higgins left Inst Thursday for Arcudiu to spend several »lays, where she was a guest at u house party given by Mis» Ciutíc Pelote. rM*L Mrs. Alexander Vaughn und Miss Salome Hamilton visited in Orlando on Friday of last week. ~ Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Davis are visiting relatives in Macon, Gu. ' Mrs, S. P. Styles, of Louisville} K . V ¡ » the guest of tier son, W. H. Stiles utid family. • 'k* , Miss Lillie Furneswurtli Ims returned from a holiday visit in Kissimmee; Miss Gertie Speer spent Christmas in Oakland. Miss Clarissa Starling tetulned Saturauy from a delightful visit with relatives in Jacksonville. Miss Floriie Eitzor has returned to Fort Meade after it pleasant visit friends in Sanford. Mrs. Wallet 13. Clay ol Arcadia, visited her relatives in Sanford lits( week. Mrs. T. A. Jonfcs and s in und Miks Nell Evuns. -nave returned from Jack­ sonville.---- -------,------------------ 1-------Mrs. A. H. Adiuifoicdiined to her home in "Miami Tuesday morning, after spend-, lng a week with her parents, Mrs. V. A. Evgps. Ur. W. G. Mason the well known dontist of Tampa, but formally of this city, spent Sunday in Sanford, the guest of his brother. l>r. B. M. Mason. - M r and Mrs. Kayor teivo rccaullyen.-. joyed a. brief visit frotu lit.) (utter s fattier, Mr. LUiUon -ol Oculu. Ur. E. C. Kemp wus in Jacksonville S a t u r d a y - attending the annual ‘ meeting of the Florid a State Osteopathic Awocia- Miss Martha Fox entertained a few lends at her home, Wednesday evening »ait week. The guest of honor wub io uve been Miss Ruth Coates of Daytona adt, who wus detained at home on at of illness In the family. ThotC reseat were, Mfssed Sadie Williams; Mrs. Henry-Wight left Sunday afternoon 'utlt Metilnger, Carrie Lovell and Messrs f».r a few days' visit In fttorassville. Gu., kiward Lane, Rains. Lovell and 'Braddy. uod Jacksonville. At the in Iter place The Welnku Club held un interesting nhn will attend the Duval tlieutre on Wednesday, to see M udarne’ N u¿TfilòVTjT 5 'uiliiess meeting ues«lay ufternoon with a good a trendw>. Final arrangements for 'the Frendt •* Notice lass has been uomplctcd and the study To llie'ineiubcia of the Sanford library fj|l begin Saturday. A counn; 1r»_DomesAssociation atid interested cl I lie ns. The Science Lectures will be given in tlte I I meeting for tlieeleeiiou of oliteci* annua lub rooms January 25th, 26th and 2•tlx. lie programs for these interesting eVettls wi.l be held, the third Thursday In Janua­ fill be published later. At the conclusion ry instead of the second at the rooms in I the business meeting the ladies' linger* llie Pico block. Pieuse don't fail to be Mrs. E. W. D. Dunn, Sec y il over a social cup of tea for half hour. present. Post, 21-3c Lost—Ladies' open face gold watch and fob chain. B. L. U. engraved on back. Rewnrd will be given for return of some to Mrs. E. M. Bevicr,' 200 Laurel av­ enue. , 21-ltp Ijost—Ladies’ gold watch;- marked on inside of case "B. D. D.. Sept. 5, 1901." Liberal rewnrd If returned to Mrs. Alex Vaughan, phone 59,. bend of Park nve.. or The Herald office, Wonted—Employment by man who has hud experience in stock raising and farming. Also seven experience as time keeper and foreman on road construction workk. Will do any kind of work. Best of recommendations. A card will bring tue to sec >ou. Chas. H. Cobean, General Delivery. 20-ltp Clothier and Men's Furnisher F LO R ID /) SANFORD T H E Stop Payin g Rent! For Rent—Ono five room house on west A. L. Bcvier. ‘ — 20-ltFor Rent—Two rooms, furnished or un­ furnished. Bath.' 801 Elm Avc. 20-2tp Jersey Milch Cows—The famous BallSylvestcr Stock Farm at Quincy, Florida have 8*>tne extra fine fresh ones For Sale. WrUtLaLunce for.price». ...._______ 20-2tp For Rent—Two rooms, furnished or un­ furnished, with bonnj or without, in new house, with modern Improvements. Ad­ dress Box 494. 20-tf-c For Sole— I team of mules, wagon und harness. H. A. Hill, 2 miles west 'A south. ■ * 20-tfc Eggs—For table. Absolutely fresh. Eggs for Hatching, from White Leghorn prize winner stock. W. A. Herring. 2U-4lc • For Rent—A large store room in DeMont building. Inquire of Joe DeMont. 18-lfc For Solo—«Vegetable farm all tiled flowing wells, 'out buildings, four-rooms, house, 2 acres lettuce set out. Fine pincé for poultry. Om easy terms. P. O. box 514, Sanford, Fla, > 19-2t House for rent or for sale. Cornc'r 3rd L and Chnpnifn«^JVetiWft" AffJji* Î avenue. J y ' . 19^Kc » For Sale—A geutle driver or general ? ttiirpo&c horse, 9 years old. J. C. Ellsworth, Jo., Beardall Ave., R. D. 3. l9-2tc For Sale—Household furniture at a bargain, Mrs. F. T. Williams. Third si 18-tf Sanford Building & Loan Association M A K E S IT E A S Y Bide. Own GCO. II. r.CHNALO President Your A. P. CONNELLY Scc'y & Treas. Hom e A b o lir ti W . J. T H IG P E N & COM PANY AGENTS General Fire Insurance F lo rid a Sanford VEG ETABLE o f f ic e : no . in -* See Me, Mr, Firm er For Sale—A launch 16 feet long. 3H feel beam, tn |»effect order 3 H, P. engine. Ce­ cil Gabett, French avenue. 17-tli Furnished rooms for rent No. 3UI Slit street. , 17-41 p ForSalc—'Two uc-es InsTde OT city mu•' ita on.the west side of Sanford. Prie. gl.OOU for n ipiick sale. Address McCioi Il Martin.•Sanford, Fla. U-tf 1 % “ For* Rent—Nice -ollieetH— Also war«house, 32x36. Rat |»roof. N. H. Garnet. /IND • Wanted—All kind» òr team work, fre d R. Shu muti. Phone ÜO Residence 200 French avc, l6-4t c MUSICAL Í sAÑroRCb Í T orToa*’ “ T J HAYES Wonted—By fifteen years' experience, cleaner, dyer und tailor Indies' and gents clothes, to clean, dye, repair or alter Suit# nrndewto order at 15. 20. 25 or 39 days. Our price will suit your pocket; Your money's worth or your money back. Bradford'& Keith, 405 Third St. Phone 311. 7-tfwt For Rent—Rooms, furnished or unfur­ nished, suitable for light housekeeping. Apply corner Park and Ninth. Wanted—Cottage of five rooms or flat of five rooms. Address Box 1066. 5-ll For Rent—Ten urres tiled lund oil street car line. Station on place. Two acres ol tiled land, cottage and burn on place. On street car line. Address, J. N. Whit ner, Sanford Florida. 2 tl For sule.—I have live or six pieces ol land more tliuu I need fur trucking. The»» lands were boagtrt-dwropi—eUarw.1 ■■uìmI mì liamtuock, two suong walls, tool house, .% miles from Cumeron City, on il>e market. Phone 7-3. Levi Blnfonl. 2-tf. BUYER Candy. 1 .-round, A • ’ tjP h ery, etc. A Misses Stella ami Gertrude Jde Mima Mims of For Sale— Bargain for cash. Ten acre days celery form. Five acres tiled, with crop Bonnvenlure are spending a few day» Thnv have n that will pay for land this season. Close o f witli Miss Arnnkn Takach. They have n » p . tal* ™ “ « • “ O' 782 2|-2'‘ very beautiful orange and1 grape fruit grove just below Hocklcdgc on tbe Indian - " » ,ndl' " River. Sclgh of Johnston, Pa.,.. has arrived PERSONAL ITEM S O f INTEREST in Mr. the city and will be identified lllicd with the iter & Sclgh. interests in the firm of Palmer clothing und and Summary or the Floating Small Talk The new ilrm will opcu a elutliimi furnishing store in the DcForest building Succinctly Arranged for llura t a n .e a rly d a te _____ _________________ rled.Herald Readers, After spending tbe holidays with their E. H. Peters, who has been with Frank WoodrulTs shoe emporium duriug tiie parents, Ralph Stevens, Nollie Tolar and winter season lias gone back to his first Rolund Wihiman left Sunday for Chapel Hill, N. 0., to resume their studies at love, E. E. Turner’s store. Come to the fish bake Friduy evening,* the University. j h i in qw iVwoi Little Happentngs- -M e n tio n M attcrs in Brief. i.’ i|i 1i �CERTAINTY OF■ FLORIDA FARMING . r „-------- -i ---- — Greatest State In the Union ,Round Forming Mi So much hat been- recently written in the various Florida newspapers and mag azincs about the diversity of crops in Florida, and so many experiments have been made to demonstrate all that has been claimed that It seems like harpihg on on old song to continue to speak of Vtorida's diversified industries. —---- - Yet outside of Florida was regarded as a far away health resort, where lung troubles might be alleviated, as the ro­ mantic homo of tho Scminoles, ns.a lnud filled with alligators and noxious ina&k and reptiles and later on It has been known as a great orange country, and u place where tropical fruits coutd betpW h to more or less advantage. ; * However, it Is of recent date, shy» Miami Metropolis, that the fact began |g be recognized that ‘white Florida isv V health giving land of perennial sunshine, -•Sitjiickw ' nU farming countries In the world. It took a long lime ahd many object lessons to cause the phlegmatic firmer of ylifa.mlddle west to sit up ond lake notice* -tiutu he can grow more corn in Fiyf^ttHhad. he 2.-. -, could in Iowa or Illinois, dh<) tnM Fluridn (Corner First Street and M agnolia'Avenue*- Two'Entrances on First Street is better foe tobacco than either Cuba gr­ E it* -yrffrBg ginia. It was with a maiked ijSi * credulity that he was informed i-' forage for cattle or horses can b*i, in this state to tho acre than in ^Inhtgifi,'Then he began to observe and.trtHrii himself that white in the .more western .y the —Id and leag wimws -threw 1 ** . him into enforced idleness for nearly half B uttons 3c 6 c: the year there Is not a day in the entire 500 dozen Saltwater Pearl 363 in^whlch he cannot work in Florida« . i f we except Sunday. When these things regular 5c sellers began to take root the tide of Immigra­ , *r tion began to turn tideway. — — special^ Monday only per But to return to the diversity of the .d ozen ................ . ....3 c soil and climate. Cattle and hogs can be raised here better and more cheaply than anywhere else in the Union, hocuuse die 10c Tooth B rushes 5 c food can be produced more easily and the climate lr more favorable and there is 8 dozen Tooth Brushes, good more water, wtdeh is n necessary requis­ values foL_10c, while they ite. • No state In the Union can surpass last each 5c Florida in either corn or cotton, both of the long and short variety. It is the real home of the tobacco plant ond nowhere 10 Y ard s T o w e l i n g 4 3 c In the south can syrup be made with the Special Monday only 10 yards good excellent flavor of gie Florida product. See our fast growing fReady-toAlfalfa, peas, clover, peanuts, cliufas, weight Bleached Union Toweling pumpkins and in fact every vegetable Wear Department for the latest worth 7c yard— 10 yards___ . 4 3 c "ami’faW HShftflliflhat can be grown in vmodels in Ladies Suits and our low (Lim it 20 yards to a customer) (lie tern perate or semi-tropical regions prices just talk for thenfselves. can be grown In Florida with the greatest I ; 1 k . . . 12 'Ac C reton and S c rim 10c ease atfl facility. Every fruit on the con - 1 S k irts S k irts A full assortment' of Creton and tinent yAth the exception of apples does well in this state, unil dqes better than | Our stock of dress skirts are being Curtain Scrim, good value for 12^c in most other places. constantly replenished w ith . the yard, see them Monday y a rd .. 10c •' While Florida boasts and should boast I newest qnd most up-to-date styles of tier wonderful climate and of the .fact I 5 2 - in . A ll W ool Panam a 9 3 c I in Voiles, Panamas and the sea­ ttgif In the winter this is the playground [ Monday we will sell a 52 inch all sons.-latest novelty weaves and ‘ l i t all the rest of the country, sight should . wool Panama Suiting, $1.25 seller iliQYelties. • See our great bargains. ■ever be lost of tho fact that the great. Monday a y a rd ........ ............. 9 3 c A v c r iity of her agricultural products is j /.S p e c ia l fo r M p n d ay ^Florida's best asset. CASH DEPARTMENT NFORD STORE and Entrance on Magnolia Avenue) — FLORIDA S E E our great values in a m 5 c T a lc u m P o w d e r 1 5 c departments. O u r business 15 dozen Talcum Powders*, including Colga/es. Cash1, has been,built up by giving m ere—Bouquet, Violet-*-anik the greatest value for the Dactylis also Mennens Violet. | and Borated Talcum Powders dollar and if possible we will give Monday only, each_____ 15c greater-values to our customers this 6 Spools T h re a d 2 5 c year. See our many great values Monday, January 9th Ladies Department 3 5 c ------— Suiting 9 EN G IN L KILLED DEER We- iiiv e ju s t receivea another lot |. Of'Opera Capes in all the popular bcoio>$; see these specials for Monday Came Must Be Plentiful Around inj These Parts Sanford has claimed to be the sport#-] '.V mau's Paradise end to furnish everything lu thé way of flesh und fowls. One day this week as the East Coast train from - ¿Wbrk Shirts - 43 c Titusville was nearing the city a large buck failed to get off the'track In time A fulQmfe4'of H ln cle Sum” Work and was ground to pieces beneath the ] $)Rrb best 50c value wheels iM 'm n rk et. our price only 43 c Thu engineer could account for it only I from tho fact tliat two large bucks werq 4* - ^ ■ Sweaters .fighting just before the train rounded the a curve and one of them was no enraged -Seinjur great hargnimun-Sweat— and blinded from tho .encounter as to bej J M hi white, also gray with neat oblivious tq the upproachlng train.. ifrim m ln£g ^ &t’'*-^. t v i . 9 8 c and $ 2 69 When the engine readied Sanford the ] -v.v ft'/. hoofs and part of the horns and pieces the careos were itill entangled in the. pilot | of the engine. !* f t ' • « « *« n* - —2 7 c ~ 36 inch half wool Suiting iu cream and dark colors, is.a good value for 35c yard, see this Monday yard 2 7 c Underwear Special ■ Garments - 39c See our complete line o f Men's. Knitted Undefsbirts and Drawers also Elastic Seam Drawers. 50c sell ere o n l y . . . . . . . . . . . ____39c 75c Values ROYAL TAILORS ‘ - *f k , ■ 24c . H e a v y U n d e rw e a r 2.4c A full line of boys’ heavy fleeced i -lined Undershirts and D raw ers^ good value for 30c a garment, our $ special price o n ly . ; ........ . . 2 4 c B lack C a t H o s ie ry We have a Golnplete line o f the* inmous Black Oat Hosiery for Men; Women and children-- in lisle thread, also silk in black fkird all colors, see our special xbrirgains, I When in need of Shoes don’t fail to.see us before buy­ ing for with our leading factory lines we are in positioi^to give values.at prices that defy' the cheapest.^ J u s t R eceived A full line of Ladies’ Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps from tlie well known shoe manufacturers, Selby also Godman *y ;r>:* /•* . •«■. • ^ A n o th er S h ip m e n t___ of Snow-s Shoes, '‘Union ^Tade” for n^en, received. Hah Bake . M a d e -to -M e a s u re S u its J(Ve have all. the latekt and nobby lasts* for men in » * On Friday night, Jan. 13th, the Cam-1 Patent Leather, Gun MetaL Vici and Box Calf; also a eran City dturdi will give a fish bake in plcte line of all wpol suit and pants patUpward Park, near the church. The full line of Tans, and our tnuazingly low prices people of Cameron City aré not superstie Royaj Tailors to be made to measure. unmatched. See our Children’s Shoes. ; . -tious, hod in order tp prove it have chqaén [ Friday tho 13(h es the dale. Arrangements have been make to bake | and serve fish add Other refreshments to all the community, as well as to the Su»-4 • ' Smyrna flu¿8 - $1.59 4 0 c W in d o w S h a d e s 2 5 c V ic to r T a lk in g M a c h in e s ford people, at a small price, the proceeds I pJQ^Li^ini pH wool Smyrna Rugs in 10 dozen Wiudpw Shades good values for 40c, see to go to the church. In case of unfavor-1 •rieat peUernsyregulor $2 sellers, see these Monday, each___ ^ . 1_ . . . . . . _ 2 5 c If you have not already able weather the feast wllLbe transferred bought a Victor now is the to the ' diurch building. Plenty of good Jains M o n d n y ^ t;.« .$1,59 . " C u rta in Rods music and a good time insured. Cart ’j t r time, we have a com pie as­ - r o o t C re S " Russ $5.98 A full line drbrass extension Curtain Rods with will leave Sanford 7:|5 nnd 7:45 p. m., re-, sortment of Victor Talking v •- f , - • V "v^turning at 10:30 p. m. Every one. invited s. one of the trimmings and. aUjtchmento—oomplete,- specinF Machines and ■w e -witi~~scH~ <w>ii urged to—attendr—A-flne woy to cm-] ~m oR (ftf the market vhluea» a t / . . . . ............... ......... ..5 c and 10 c them on the easy terms jay a pleasant evening gut of-doors. We aré "Agents > • -.. "'■■■fv/ epartm W 48c 1 0 “ dozen W iiili Pants, good values for 75c; our special price per p air................................ 48c - Full line o f Ladies Knit Undershirts, long sleeves with ankle length "pants to riiatuYi, wui iVi 35c a ftaiment o n ly ................................ 2 5 c n ’s P u rri i sh i n gs 50c . - J. & P. Coats’ Thread black, white or colors, special price 6 spools for 2! the Butterick Patterns 8*10 and a gogg . val ye for $7.50, see i Notice those MoiKfay v a ^ . ........$5. ■ 98 The registration books of the city of San-1 If H . . .- K font will be open from D a. m., Jan. 2nd, ] 25c > China Matting • 18c lilts p. m. Feb, 1st. 191L ^ only -we w ill place on sale All those desiring to vole in the com­ ing city election should see that they are | no Matting worth .25c a properly registered. a it lasts Monday, yard 18c R. C Maxwkix, Clerk. 3^o - . M irro rs - 29c 12x16 inch oak finished-frame Mirror, regular 35c seller, our price o n ly ___ _____ - _______ - 29o f® c - S tra ig h t C h a ir - 69c 5 dozen Straight Chairs well made and - worth 90c each, see this special fbr Monday a t___ »....... 6 9 c $1.00 a week. V ic to r R eco rd s See our large stock "of Hew double face V ictor Records also a full line of single face records. . . . . *•* i l �THE 8ANFORD HERALD N E W S E R V IC E O F F. L. Howard of Birmingham, Alubama, »pent several day» of thla week In the Lost gn Third Street' between Laurel city, tho guest of bis brother», B. A. and and OaK Avenue, a Black Lace Scarf. ledule In Erfect December 17, luio Howard and Claude Howard. ’ . The above reward will be paid for Its re­ A ro u n d B o ll U n e T h ro u g h C o lo ry P o lio o f " L u e fiy S o n fo r d " , Capt. l)t ilousmaim. ..of. JacksunviUe turn to Mm W. W. Danlells, corner Jrd 12-lt-p >ro will tlop only at Poatoflioe on F ln t Si root, waa circulating -amon* okl friend* here Street und Laurel Avenue. SrconJ. Fifth and Tenth Streel« on Sanford H ou sin anii t¿p , 5(op it in i varloui point* on line numbered. o n W e d n e s d a y . C ap t. The Cosmopolitan Restaurant Is ready rescn ts the Brunswick Balke-Collender to serve the public at all times. Only the very best served and you can'get any­ pool H ildes and figures. iA H tn a n and via n * r tu n and thing you want and when you want ifi at camxson city v a in hammock Mr. Martin representing, the C. B. the Cosmopolitan, under new manage­ 5:30 a. m. 6:35 a. m. Justice commission firm of Philudetfibia ment. 21-if 7:50 a. m. v 8:55 n. m. was in the city on Wednesday. 10.-04 a. in. 11:15 a.m. 1:10 p. in. 1:55 p. m, R. J. Moore of Tennessee was In tho 3:00 p. m. 3:50 p. m. And one Roond Trip vis Drissont snd Cnmeroo city this week looking Into the land lly to Crippen», leaving Sanford S:00 p. m. re- propositions with a view of' locating. iraini. leave Grippen« 3:45 p. m. E. G. Duckworth, the prominent shoo All Local Advertisements Under This SATURDAY—One Extra Trip between Sonford merchant of Orlando was in the city on Heading. One Cent a Word Each Issue NfORD TRACTION COMPANY E could not enjoy the pat­ ronage at m not S SUNDAY SCHEDULE, LEA VE VIA M1ÂVCS AND CAMION cmr 10:04 a. m. 12:30 p. m. 2:10 p .jp . 3:30 p- m. BANFORD • VU FOOT m il AND • PALM nAMHOnt 8:40 1:18 2:38 3:58 a. p. p. p. m. m. m. . m. And two round Ufi • Sanford to Cameron City, 4:30 and 8:30 p. m . via BrUaooa, leaving ianford -----Cameron City 8:30 tod 9:10 p. ra. Right reserved to change schedule with out advance notice. luH nirciTY Little Happenings—Mention of M atters in Brief: ' PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST Summary or the Floating Small Talk Succinctly Arranged for llurrled Herald'Reedera, the “ It. ■ — ; ’ T'-M *- ■’ 4 j reputation, all reputable establishments, in giving careful attention to Wnnted—A temporary or permanent position as stenographer by a lady with three years' experience and graduate of business college. Address stenographer, care of Sanford Postmaster. 21-3t-jj For Sale—Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox, city. 21-tf Lost—On 9th street between Oak Aye. and Sanjord Avenue, a small open face old watch with owner's Initials on the nek. Finder please return to Herald of­ fice and receive reward. 2l-3t an ford , rj detail, and leaving nothing undone to please. *Tio The merchandise we sell S will convince you it '* - Dr. and Mrs. N. deV. Howard arrived ,L0«&ufbUafr-W m a -WA-containing the Is secured home Wednesday evening after a plcas- inscription,- "L. I. aiti sojourn ut their cosy collage ut Day' to n ribbon watch fob wrought in Greek Kell. Misses Stella and Gertrude Mims of For Sale— Bargain for cash. Ten acre Donnvcnture arc spending a few tlnys celery fnrm. Five acres tiled, with crop witli Miss Aranka Takacli. They have a that will pay for lriiul this seuson. Close In. Price *5,250. Box 782. 21-2p_ very beautiful outage, und grape-fruit For Sale—Onion plants, 50,000 Crystal grove Just below Kocldcdgo on the Indian White WnX Bermudas* *1.29 -per thouannif. f. n. h. Orlando. Address W. C. 21-3C Mr. Scigh of Johnston, Pa., tins arrived Post in Ihe city and will tic identified with the Lost—Ladles' open face gold watch * B. L. B. engrave«! on interests in the firm of Palmer & Scigh, hack. Reward will t>e given for return of The new firm will open a clothing und same to Mrs. E. M. Bevier, 208 Laurel avfurnishing store in the Deforest building enue. ________ 2l-lip ul an early date ~~Lbst—Ladies’ gold watch; marked on After spending the Holidays with their inside of case "B. D. D., Sept. 5, 1901." parents. Ralph Stevens, Nollie Tolar and Liberal reward if returned .to Mrs. Alex Roland Wildinan left Sunday for Chapel Vaughan, phone 59, head of Park ave., or Tho Herald office, C„ to resume their studies tit Wanted—Employment by mon who has the University. lind cxfieriiMtce in stock raising and A. T. Bowler left Sunday afternoon, for farming. Also seven experience as time Wilmington, N. C„ where lie will spend keeper and foreman on road construction Will do any kind of work. Best n day or twi with friends tieforc return­ work. of recommendations. A card will bring ing to the A. & M., College in Raleigh, me to see you. Chas. H. Cobean, General Delivery. 20-ltp North Carolina. have • •-j which is usually shared by W ed n esd a y . Commodore William C. Towen of New York made a business trip to Jackson­ ville Monday to meet Mrs. Towen. They returned ■Wednesday and are guests of Mrs. Takacli. The many duties of Mr. Towen a? Commodore of, the Brooklyn Yaclit Club and Aldermap from the 9th' District of. New York City and ns presi­ dent of the American- Estates Managing Co. deserves for him a much needed rest Sanford for the past thirteen years did we WANTS and Cameron City, Leaving Sanford 8:10 pun.. Cameron City B;80 p. m and one trip around lha Dell via Ft. Reed and Palm Hammock, leaving Sanford 9:30 p. m. ________ a .i , - # ^ is to ** Candy. » your advantage in m a k e . us Clothier, and Men’s Furnisher !mt£U££/m SANFORD E. H. Peters, who has been with Frank Woodruffs shoe emporium duriug the winter season has gone back to his first love, E. E. Turner's »tore Come to tho fish bake Friday evening. Jan. 13th. at Cameron City. Auspices of Cameron City church. Cars leave Sanford 7:19 und 7:45 p. in., returning at 10:30 p. m. Miss Anna Garkener of St. Louis, Mo., Mr and Mrs. J. B. B. Stryker and two was the delightful guest of her niece, For Rent—One five room house on west 20-lt children, arrived in the city Tuesday side. A. L. Bevier. _ Mrs. A. D. Key, during the holidays. For Kent—Two rooms, furnished or un­ Mrs. J. T. Lee was called to Homestead, evening, on a visit to Mrs. Strykers furnished. Bath. 801 Elm Ave. 20-2tp on t|ie East Coast last Thursday by the parents, Mr and Mrs. J. C. Higgins. Jersey Milch Cows—The famous BalL Mrs. Mari L. Smith, of Montgomery. serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Sturgis. Their many friends are pleased to knpw Ain., is the charming guest of Mrs. W. N. Sylvester Stock Farm at Quincy, Floridn have wmie extrp fine fresh ones For Sale. that Mrs. Sturgis is now ort, tli-i road tu Lefiler. Write at once for price*. 20-2tp recovery. Mrs. George B. Dickinson, the popular For Rent—Two rooms, furnished or un­ Mrs. C. H. Dingec has returned home seventh grade teacher in the Sonford furnished, with board or without, in new from a pleasant visit with home folks at School, visited tier daughter Mrs. Hnrry house, with modern improvements. Ad­ • _ 20-ti-f: . Sloan in Jacksonville during tho holidays. dress Box 494. Clearwater. For Sale—1 team of mules, wagon and Miss Aniiiujliggiiis left last Thursday Mr. and Mr*. Frank Gorrod have return­ harness. 31. A. 111'!, 2 miles west ¡4 for Arcadiu to s[»eiid seycral days, where ed to Sanford after a trip to theBoiithern south. 20-tfc end of the peninsula and have concluded she was a guest at u house party given Eggs—For table. Absolutely fresh. that Sanford Is the only farming .proposi­ by Miss Currie Pelotfi. Eggs for lintching, from White Leghorn tion in the state. * M Mrs. Alexander Vaughn und Miss l«Jze winner stock. W. A. Herring, 2(Mtc If no other holidays occur this week the Salome Hampton visited in Orlando ou For Rent—A large store room In DeMont building Inquire' of Joe DeMont. 18-tie banks and postotlke will remain upen un- Friday of lust week. 111 -Snmliiy fumi all tiled — Mri-mtd-Mf«. *■ S. Davis .are, visiting, [dings, four rooms. (lowing wells, out ________ Mrs. E. Molnar and little daughter, Er­ relatives in Macon, Ga. house, 2 acres lettuce sot out. Fine nestine ere visiting relatives-at Sanford. Mrs. S. P. Styles, of LoulBvIlle, Ky.t is placé fur poultry. On cusy terms. P. O. 19-2t Mr. Moinar, the well known chemist, has the guest of her son, W. H. Stile» and box 514. Sanford. Fin. / just returned from - ihe Celery City and family. House for rent or for sale. Corner 3rd and Chapman avenue. -Apply '115 Ouk reports a great influx of tourists in that Miss Lillie Farnesworth bus returned avenue. 19-tfc section.—Gainesville Sun. from a holiday visit in Kissimmee; For Sale—A gentle driver or general T Robert s, Peele, editor af the. National Miss Gertie Speer spent Christinas in purpose horse, 9 years uhl, J. Cr Ells­ Hood Traveller of Lewisville, fndinna. was. worth. Jo, Bearded! A v e -iL lkTL W*2tc Oakland in the city several days of this week. For Sale—Household furniture at ti Miss Clarissa Starling returned SniurW. R. Wooten, representing the Mosler bargain. Mrs. F. T. Williams. Third »< Juy from n delightful visit ^viih telatlve* Safe Co., of Hamilton, Ohio, called on the In Jacksonville. trade on Tuesday. •; ' j For Sale—A launch 18 feet long, 314 fuel Miss Flortie Elisor has returned to Fort beam, in perfect order 3 11. P. engine. CeRev. Albert J. Coleman pastor of the . 17-tlr Meade after a pleasant visit friends in cil Gnbett. French uvenue. Uultarian church of Jacksonville, will vis­ Furnished rooms for rent No. 301 5lh it Sanford this week in Ihe interest of tiie Sanford. 17-41 p Mra. Walter U. L’luy of Arcudm. visited street. UiiKrtfianAsaodmiom— During-Id«, stay For g ate—T Wb dC’ kt 'ihutfim Fctly limhe will be the guest of ilr. und Mrs. Geo. her rehittves in Sanford lost week, itu on the west side of Sunfnrd. Pric. Mrs. T. A. Jones'and sjii uml Miss $1.000 for « quick sale. Address McC!o> H. Fernald. .» Il-tf ' H. Commuck of the Bowmun Keulty Nell Evuqs, •have returnp«! from Jack- H Marlin. Sanford. Fin. Co. of Huntington, West«' Y«.. is in the For Rent—Nice offices. Aliio ware­ house. 32x38. Rut |irooi.» N. II. Garner. city to put on n sale of-: Celery Avenue sub-dWigj^n pfoprny. '; V -’ . Wanted—By fifteen yeurs' eXperienct Th^foUuwfhg congenial pkrtyof young cleaner, dyer and tnllor indies' and Rents' people went'uver to DeLund Monday and clothes, to clean, dye. repair or ulter «iijoyqd « delightful'dunce at Putnuin Suits made tu order ul 15, 20, 25 or 30 days. Our price will suit your pocket. Inn: Misses Peudica Lefiler,' Ella StringYour money's wortli or your money back. fellow, Charlotte Kcekir und Messrs J- D. Bradford 8l Keith, 405 Third Sl Phone Roberts, Clause- Huyvanl and William 311. 7-lf-o Watson. For Kent—Rooms, lurnlsltetl or unfur­ nished. suitublt: for light housekeeping. Miyt Martha Fox entertained a few Apply corner Park and Ninth. frteuds at her home, Wednesday evening Wanted—Collage of live rooms or flat of last week. Tlie guest of liouor was to of five rooms. Address Box 1008. 3-tl have been Miss Jtuth Coutes of Daytoua Beach, who wus detained at home oti For Rent—Ten urrea tiled land on street cur Une. Station on place. Two acres ul ttUuum of illness In the family. TtwfC tiled land, outage und bum on place. present were. Misses Sadie Williams; On street car line. Address, J. N. Whit Ruth Mettlnger, Currie Lovell and Messrs ncr, Sanford Florida. 2 if Edward Laue, Kuius. Lovell and Braddy. For sale.—I have five or six pieces til land more thuti 1need fur trucking. Thest —X bj Weinlin Club lu!ld.. aii_imt:t£aL)ilg l ands were bought-dwup*. cleared-uudex. business meeting in their dub rooms my own supervision uml will lie sold nl o Tuesday ufternoon with a good aueudg>eat bargain. One five acres perfectly uce. Final arrangements foreihe Frendt tiled, third year lit cultivation. 30 rod from Beck Hammock «ration. 40 a m t class lias been completed and tho study half cleuied and plowed, balance Urn* will begin Saturday. A course In Domes­ hammock, two itrong wells, tool houue, V. tic Science Lectures will be given in the miles from Cameron City. Best bargain dubrooms January 25lh, 20thf Afid 2Tth. on the inmket. Phone 7-S. Levi Uinford. Tlie programs for these interesting events Will be publidied later. At the conduslon ol thebusiness meeting the ladies'linger. ;0d over a sodul cuppf tea fur half hour. Sanford Building & Loan Association R ent! M A K E S IT E A S Y Own A. P. CONNELLY Scc’ y L Treas GEO. M. FERNALO President H om e Let Us Tell You About It W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS - . - rneral Fire Insurance p t f l e a w i t h H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. Sanford. - ' - V E G E T A B L E - Florida B U Y E R SANFORD, FLORIDA OFFICE: NO. Ill See Me. Mr, Former ED.G. C H A YE S MUSICAL . �January 6. inn COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget of interesting Items From Correspondents ■ Lake Charm, left last Wednesday to be with Mr. Allison's uncle, who Is angagad In trtlck farming on a large scale a few miles out from Gainesville. They expect later to make Lake Charm a permanent home. IL B. McCall sold ood shipped In field T H E EVENTS O f ORANGE COUNTY Mrs. Charles F. West of Lake Charm rmclent Staff of Reporters Weekly entertained at dinner last Friday Miss Covers the Territory for Leinhart of Lake Charm and the Misses The Herald Brooke of Oviedo, home for the Christmas — — holidays. GENEVA J O T T IN G S __ J. H. Lee of Lake Charm visited Jack S o d a ! Cocrwpondenc* wTtw ttarald: *— ----- -- sonvilie Christmas week. Geneva has never been favored with Mrs. W. H. Luther entertained at her as many visitors as at the present, time, home Friday, Dec. 30, the Magazine Club. Among those with us are Mr. and Mrs. The attendance was unusually large. With Herne Sr., of Cal- and Mr. and Mrs. the'several Xmas guests present to enjoy Herne Jr- of ill, who are stopping with Mrs. Luther’s hospitality. We would be Henry Baker, Mr and Mrs. Jackson of very glad if they could meet oftener Atlanta, Ga, who arc visiting Irving with us. Baker. Messrs. Stone and Morris, Dr. Mr. and Mrs, John McKenzlo and faVnLewta, Freeman PattlshaU, Frank Sutton wturn*| Saturday evening via the and Mr. Lamrose all of whom are looking Seaboard from their Xmas trip to the after business Interests b o r e . ^ ....Carolina*. Two niecetTMfoes' Mrs. Beggs of Titusville and Mrs. Lew Isabelle Bishop, and a nephew, Joesprlng of N stj York, are the guests of Mrs. IL Bishop, all of Cheraw, S. C, returned with H. PattlshaU. them to spend two months and mors Misses Lydia Geiger, Mabel Daniel Eva with their relatives In their Florida home. Taylor. Nevada Grant. Blanche PiltishaU, MIa, Hattie Chapman, who speot Xmas the steamer DeDary, Tuesday, for JeckMr. McConnell of Laeofia, N. Y. ar­ rived Saturday, and Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Tuttle of Dixie .Lodge, Mr. £. A. Cruman of Glass Lake. Michi­ gan. their guest of last week has de­ parted for bis home. sonvitle where he will reside during the winter season.- * Monday witnessed the departure of a large number of hunters after deer, but night brought them back emptly handed, the deer not being found in their usual haunts. P R A C T IC A L W E L L Artesian and Deep Wells S e e Us B efore P lacing Y o u r O rd e rs Mrs. Hattie Brooks left Tuesday for Jacksonville, Where she will' meet Miss Geneva Cason, who will 'return with her as a new pupil for the training school. Julius Dick left on Wednesday for Jacksonville. He will spendai month at S t Augustine, returning here In Febru­ ary for the fishing. A meeting "of 'fhe Henneainn Literary Society of Llvington College will be held on Saturday evening. Dr. Philips of Sanford, was a visitor Get ready for make more money out for business and tcrest to cali on us. urday evening for the opening of school for the East CoasL and will return to Moeday, Jon. 2nd, In Oviedo. ‘ I hi* home at Huntington, Ind., the fast Mrs. Mims and two children now of |of the week. Palatka, made a brief visit to Lake Charm John Saul. Henry Murray and sons, the tirat o i the new year to took after { fYed and Paul «tened' Tuesday on a property Interests here.—During a--few I hunting and' ramping-tri which they months’ sojourn here last winter they put expect to last several days. In good shape a finely located property Miu u ^ y Crim of Atlanta, Ga.‘, the on l^rkc Chnnn¡ which is now on ibernar-1 instructor of mathematics at LivingkeL Mrs. Mims stopped with Mrs. Joe 18lon ¿¿¡¡eje arT,ved here on Monday Mr. Greer and young son are visiting the family of I. D. Hart. Mr*. £. M. Dell of Pinehurst, Ga- who ha* bmn visiting relatives in Geneva. I returned lioine last week, much to the regret of the many friends site made while here. ' ’ * • » j 1911 and let us help you than ever before. W e arc Will make it to yout intcrW e handle W e have just received a large shipment of Early Rose No. 4 Seed Potatoes, the best varie­ ty for this section. Our prices are loWer than ever. *,,0 u r price $2.75-per sack. .“ 7 T h e Big S to re a t the C lyd e D ock LelnhotL Mrs. S.C. Toms of Montgomery. Ala­ li. D. Mdnil and O. W. Wolicott are off I drived here on Wcdesday and will he oyster supper for which they are truly the guest of her father. Hen y Murray. grateful to the public. Lake Charm is anticipating quite an HA* husband will arrive in . February, • Misses Peters of Jacksonville,' Mrs. addition to Iter community within the Mr«- Toms was formerly Miss Ruth Murray Oscar Nicholson and Miss Irene Peters of of Franklin. Ind-and is well known in Daytona are spcndinfpk pleasant fort­ T. L. Mead of Lake Charm, who la In­ this vltlnlty. night with their parents. 1 terested in a large truck garden on the MOORE’ S STATION Herman Daniel is lit home front I outskirts of Sanford, reports returns of Southerland for a stay oy two weeks. $10 per basket for peppers shipped by C. Special Correspondence to The Herald: Mrs. J. F. McClellan after about a * Geneva Is indebted to Dr. J. J. Burns M. Deny. weeks illlnesa from measles and com­ for one of the most Interesting addresses Mrs. Charles S. Rigby and children, who it has ever been our pleasure to hear,, who have been Christmas guests of Mrs. plications died the 3rd Inst- and was which was given us by special request at T. L. Cushing 4nd Mrs. U. G. Smith, left interred In Lake View Cemetery. A the Christmas entertainment. Dr. Burns I Wednesday for Jacksonville, where they husband, four children and her parents le a scholar of renown and is much ap­ I join Mr. Rigby, who preceded them on a are left to mourn her loss. preciated where ever he goes. The most of the seats have been re­ business trip, before returning to their moved from the school house' and placed The recitations by little Misses Helen home in Greenville, S. C. Morgan. Mode Baker, Culver Ethercdge Measles and la grippe have been mak- in the old school house In Sanford. Pu­ and Dodo Moran were all enjoyed. The- I ing jjrptty nearly a house to house visita­ pils from the 3rd grade up will attend Christmas tree was as fine one as ever tion it) pur midst for some weeks They school In Sanford for the future. Geneva had. i catne uninvited and tarried all too tong. Mr and Mrs. James Mitchell are moving C. N. Haynes and family have moved We wish both a bon voyage to seas un­ into their new house just completed on _J&_Jacksonville where lie begins his known and they need never take - the Mudici! avenus. work as assistant pastor in the Methodist trouble to return. Indeed some one has Lettuce cutting and potato planting church. Geneva wishes him much sue- ( suggested >that measles will Imvp to are the principle occupation Just now. cess in his new field of labor. wait for another generation to grow up r Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Ellsworth Jr- of Mr. and Mrs. P. L Chambliss are before daring to intrude himself upon this Willoughby, Ohio, have purchased 10 community again, j acres of the old Mltdicll property on. spending several weeks In Osteen. Misses' Daisy and Carrie Brooks left CL W. Culpepper has returned from u Oviedo Saturday. Miss Daisy for Crescent pleasant trip on the east coast. Miss Brady visited her father at Winter City, Miss Carrie for Umatilla, where they flft fr lk it f h t fin il f- h fifilin H H . - ___ ■ — — 4-. » if iim ’hcraiii-thc-PHhllr.-.schools— M i**] Fanny Brooks left Tuesday for Tampa. ’ Mias' Martha Smith has os her guest her cousin, Miss McCroa of Georgia. The many friends of Mrs. Fultz will he glad to know site is again abie to be up and mingling with her friends. D R IL L E R S Phone 330 Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida NO. Ill PARK AVENUE SANFORD, Beardall ave, and are building a house and barn and expecutg make It their home for the future. II. N. Luinley trad I. M. Lough,- Saiiford carpenters, have been reeling a house here for J. 0. Ellsworth. Phone 106 - . FLORIDA SANFORD, FLORIDA Mrs. Reibcr Homrighbus was a caller here from Sanford Tbusday. Mr and Mrs. Frank Garrad from hear Oxftprfy Ohio ore locating . on Beardall avenue this week.' Coburn’s Greater Minstrels Coburn’s Greater Minstrels is the great big favorite of all the reliable, enjoyable, real live laughing shows of the seasqp and never disappoints. New races, old Rev. E. Lee Smith of Long wood Is favorites, startling novelties, beautiful ■ponding a few days pleasantly among ( costumes, splendid singing, the latest mu­ Uie people or om community. I; sical numbers, and rollicking, screaming The many friends of Mr. Huddleston 1 comedy without a dull moment makes l i l f l a nriftnaire tlm fr^ | hi_________ ^ will he glad to know that he will have (be n show show. cast removed this week from his broken < the moat popular and dependable of at limb. I\ I tlie ‘ minstrel shoWs on the road. The Mr and Mrs. Gilbert of New York are ] singing this yeaJ surpasses all fonnsr at their winter home jn Geneva after 11 [offerings and among the old favorites 01an absence of several years Their L hie Coghlan the sweet tenor, Horry Mor­ friends extend to them a hearty w el-11 rison thh yodler snd robust tenor, Leslie come. J’ • Ii D. Berry, robust baritone, and Robert C. H^dtetL basso provide some of the very OVIEDO AND LAKE CHARM beat selections and latest ballads and are siOgera bard to beat. Lyman Goodman, iM dsl Correspondence to The Herald: soprano, is an added attraction with a Mias Ella Belle Jones arranged a pleas­ most pleasing and remarkable voice and ant qvening for the young peojile of personality, and his singing is a feature Oviedu and Lake Qhurm and an minus-. of the big first port opening,-which is en­ pocUng hostess In giving out Invitations tirely new this year and the most beauti­ to a surprise party at Mist Bertha Dixon’s ful ever carried by this company. vA Wednesday evening, December 28. The magnificent floral, statuary and electrical company met at Miss Jonas’, and the sur­ soenic opening splendidly costumed and prise intended lor Miss Dixon as they en­ elaborately produced. Don’t forget the tered her home was complete. Refresh­ dale. Jan. 10th, at the' Imperial Theatre. ments Were served from the pound pack­ 63 pounds. Miss God by of Missouri, the vocalist, Parade and band concert at noon. ages carried by the guests. A delightful who has assisted tylsa Emma L. Tucker evening was spent in Yuletide sports. I am booking orders for the “New Davis Mr. and Mra. Clark Harvey oLW aldo in her “ Bible readings” has departed far Perfect Cucumber’ the most beautiful and Mrs. John Whitley of Tampa were] unJ valuable ’ of UWCUkr-fBTrrtty fo r Rev. Dr. Haynes, his wife and son, Xaus guests of their parents. Mr. and Florida growers. Wonderfully prolific, Philip, left on Monday for the former Mrs. Joe Linehart at Lake Charm. of symetrical siiap, dark green color, It The young people enjoyed roller skating home at Nashville, Tenn. rivals the hot house product in appear­ Rev. Mr. Johnson of Covers, Tenn- ance and commands the highest jvloa In the Wilson block Tuesday eveobig of Will buld religious services next * Sunday in market. Price $1.10 per pound. H. H. '.L Mr. and Mrs. Foster Allison, who have at the Baptist church. Deane, Phone 253, Oak avenue and First the holidays at the Allison home, Prof. Frank Haynes took passage on •treet 15-tfc ■ IN S U R A N C E AGENT Office Above First National Bank 1 H NORTH • -V V _ SANFORD, J;; SOUTH F L O R ID A east WEST ELECTRIC LIGHTED P U L L M A N DINING AN D SLEEPING CARS ffgjT Information, Rntggj jüd .Reserva tions.aee.Jiearest Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent !t B*y St. H H JACKSONVILLE, fLOJODA * �• 3 J ? T h e m o st b e a u tifu l, m ost hlghly Im p ro v e d , and ric h e s t of all u n c lea re d land in th e C e le ry D elta , . • easy te rm s 0 • • Lots in P A L M V IL L A sold on easy te rm s ? Only three and w one-half - m i l e * 0 ^Siom Sanford«, on 0 - liaiJ.s n r f a x e d The Sanford and Everglades R. R. will run freight trains and street cats direct through Palin Hammock 0 mid ■r . . ~ 9 f A Z 5 Prices will .soon advance materially Buy a town lot-in PALM V IL L A now 0 0 • £ A a ! J W £ wlth,-sTdfc, " t n e k r ^ '- v — every half mile for loading cars . • PBBBBfiB m - —- Sec J E S S A ­ M I N E PAR K 10 acres of stately Pal m i Majestic Oaks and fragrant Yellow Jessamine ■ n exquisite spot of untrammeled nature . . . ln m iw A T 1 i 1 :i »• 1« d Palm Hammock is being settled by a very high _ of p e o p l e , home here i »res w you good igh- • It 1 t : :. 11 1» . it * c ¡ i rr. - i •* * n r— bora . . , At-SVin jq fr te a '-a Frequent s t r e e t ’2 car service brings ™ churches, theatres 9 and shops to your £ door . ■ liv«y— mail— tfr. W vice. Convenient 0 school privilege 0 for your children 0 Young Men of Sanford buy a PALM HAMMOCK Farm or you will live ■ ' . to regret it. Buy to-day. Come and see me. .• '• First National Bank Building Z .There Is no b e t t e r , '2 ---- ----- - j jL a • "■■■■■■■---a I,i , J. .safer In v e s tm e n t than X selected re a l e state . •»••••e e e e e e e Im p ro v e d .tra n s p o rta ­ tion Is th e fo re ru n n e r of In creased v a lu e s . * �rr-T T tilíÚúcíáíZí._ ------------ %--------- i-----------------. . ?----- - ------------------------------------ ---- ---------------; Tfie SAWfORP hCSAtS We are probably the oldest regular advcrttiera of Flori­ da rarm Lands In the South. We advertised before the present Intense Interest In -Back to the Land." Our methods have brought us In touoh with thousands of people all over the world. We wilt gladly raftr you to some of these people on request. Enquiries cheerfully answered. . . .. . January s. 19g _________ The Howard-Packard Land Company Is Incorporated under the Law * or Florida Paid up capItir'TlOO.noo The company differs from the many companies ex­ ploiting Florida lands |n that It’s a home corporation with an established high, grade home and foreign reputation to maiiit.iin We cultivate many acres or land In our home territory UB-IRRI m s F l o r id a “ A N e w s p a p e r W ith in a N e w s p a p e r.” Published In the Interests of the Intending Investor and* S ettler by the - ■ * Howard-Packard Land Company, ^Incorporated, Sanford, Florida ‘ -a* . % *i Some Day You’ll be Glad to Even Hear of a Chance to Buy a Pr i c e Today For Cash: $ 2 7 0 FO R - T E N -Price Today For Terms .P rices Today A r e JNpt E ven Based ; on ACRES the Value - $ 3 0 0 - of -F-OR -T -E N th e -M e re — Landi , * _ T : ACRES* 4 Every *Purchaser of a trrct of land at Volusia Farms . " , ' * ‘ • wishing to quit Within One Year from #completion of his payf ments, can have his Money back in full with 6 per cent in­ terest added, upon the only condition that the farm is deeded back to us. We will write this in your contracts History is repeating itself in Florida. Thousands of people aré coming into this State. The man with a few thousand dollars to inve8t ou£ht to investiguté Florida s Volusia ery new settler adds value to the land, -Everrm ontirsees priceffadvance. Wholesale tractB are now at the price it was formerly grove “ from the ground up,” should investigate Florida’s Volusia Farms. The man with enough money to help him over the initial p 1 to buy at retail. Not a decade ago land around Sanford was sold for $2.50 an acre. Today, unimproved lands readily sell for $300 an .acre— improved lands for $1,500. y .... ‘ # <V / . Wliy not be one with the making of history? six excursions are run at a time when San­ ford is at her best. The celery is being marking to engage in diversified farming, will find eted. The soil is yielding of its wealth. Come at Volusia Farms all that he requires in the here thenyou’ll see for yourself whether the W|W of soil, climate, transportation and recre- claims made forSanford soilare true or 1111ative opportunities provided by river, woods true. Then, if you prefer to buy,in the Celery an(j |ajtes. Delta proper, we’ll be glad to have you inspect our Eureka and Black Hammock lands. The Howard-Packard Land Company bps never advised or urged the purchase of any of its lands sight unseen. We have sufficient season at this season’s price? As soon as the confidence in the lands we handle to know * «' * * limited number of $30 per acre farms are sold, , they w ill bear personal inspection. We also like to haeet prospective purchasers face to the price will advance to $35—end every new face. We like to talk with them— we like you Why not buy your Florida Volusia Farm this jar will add value to thft l«nH Tfyou not cultivate your land now. buy and hold until you are ready. If you do not want to . . . . . . I farm, buy for investment— buy now. Homeseekers’ excursions leave northern and central points January 3 and 17; February 1 and 15; March 1 and 15. T ic k e t s to San- * f^ye^jpcated^lif Florlcla^^The^^ttSe^ us, the more confidence you have in what we say w^ot ? e<l0' Therefore, if you can possibly arrange it, coine here and make personai inspection. i You can have our booklet, “ Resources of Volusia Farms," by writing for it. This illus­ trated booklet describes the famous tract in detail. Tells you a lot abqut Florida you don’t now know. It contains a map showing you the exact location of the Farms, also a copy of our liberal Contract for Deed wherein you are protected in every possible way— wherein you are g i v e n e v e r v ^ o D D o r t u n i t y to make good, if you jvant to give up within one year from completion of your payments, you can get your money back.* W e In v ito Y o u r E n q u iry fo r B o o klet o r W o W ill C h e e rfu lly A n s w e r In d ivid u al L e tte rs . Howard-Packard *.*• a * ¥ * Peoples Bank Building . Mr. B. A Howard.. President o f the Howard-Packard Land Com­ pany, Sanford, spent a week in Chicago during the recent Land ~bui prising* said to a Herald reporter, “ to know the immense interest now b e i n g taken in Florida. Of being in the laud business I knew a large number of . - '- * Com pany Inc. «* - people were interested in this State, but the week spent at the Land Show was practically a re­ velation. The vast attention A d d ress P lain ly: SANFORD, FLORIDA Orlando. 'T h e nearer land is situated to a settled community the more valuable that land is from an their selliug. price more nearly approximate t h e i r poductive value per acye. "W hat did I think of the o f this or that is not so convinc­ ing as actually showing o f goods that an acre pro d u ce d . -cxhHhtof*- tlrntor mean one thlng^that _the sent price for land must speedily advance, especially in the case of land around sealed m m m n n U ties like that o f Sanford and land further away, e v «v -th o u g h both be equally blest with natural advantages. Therefore, I look forward to the near future when our best lands will have IL-ii *£*CWlTT^ . ■' ' f > ! -r ~ *7 A FfsfciFh 1 <• 'Tt w aa-fincr r i t ” w s r- worth nUUIon. o f dolíais freo, on «lu cational point o f view. To state in print that a thousand -dollars have been received for an acre reCelVBdü“g rc a r a s il of attenti bu, , ^ noritla exhiUtt could have been more numerous and complete. r i ,■; / ■ . ■i WW?? the class r‘JI■'*- . �flower* fo r inc u vm j t JCS I am fond of rose*; but ! them now. not whoa I am dead." \att Fred H. the Wolverine and hi* idea 4* being carried out movement rapidly spreading over C. M, HAM ILTO N | ANNOUNCEMENTS | DENTIST S '* * * * * * * * « - * * * * * * * ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ + + * Room 13 Pico DulldihK f o r Mayor. Phone 355 A t the tnrtifm «olldlallon o( tny friend« I have innditlurv for the p o i­ nt th e primary lo b e ' •he country. -Flowersand sunshine for tho living—in held in November, Respectfully, G. B U T T boaniuls. orphan, osylums and home* W. H. UNDERWOOD. for the aied-rather than a wealth of DENTIST Monotn* upon the coffins of the dead. > fo r City Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor. Office: Hines Gititi, over Woodruff’s Store the Idea which had U* origin in _ l b « e t » ufmotmee my candidacy lor f _ the 2 .. office „ 7 ____‘ of City Clerk. Treasurer and A««e«»or, Many year* arvflind. where charitable institutions SANFORD, FLORIDA or experience with city alTniri and clerical « B i ­ rpn*tanily acknowledge receipt of donn- llon« have made me familiar with the work ofthla anil hnvintf made Sanford ray home. I n»k ffons in money foUowIni funtrnl. " . _ office Ihe voters of Sanford In look up my w o r d nnd ntneaa for this poiìtlon or truiL DK. R. M. MASON From a small start the custom'has ' Respectfully, irown to *Hfh tremendous proportions M. W. LOVELL. DENTIST that It is quite a source of revenue for Weiborn Block Phoiia IB mmeofthe institutions. U is claimed Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor ¿hat the money formerly expended for I am urged by my friends to announce myself as Sanford, Florida a candidate for the office of-Cterk,-Treasurer and Asseaaor at the comint city election, la which place I was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mark L hcott. I solicit an inspection of the work done hv me to convince you of my qualification« to fulfill the duties of the office. Your* truly. ‘ ' ’ R. C. MAXWELL. SHIPPERS OF Florida Gëtiferal Insurance Agents DR. , W. E. HOUSHOLDER • v V "• f . ’ SANFORD, FLORIDA d e n t is t ; Phone 41 fo r City Clerk, Treasurer and Araessor I annnuncr myself a candidate for the o(Bc«.rJ. CieAKTrt’natJM’r and Asseaaor. A’ tSUieh oi San­ ford continuously since 1880.1 have been actively Identified with her every Interest comidentified interest That I am com­ petent ami ran serve acceptably as Clerk, Treas­ urer and Assessor f have no ralsfivinds. Intimate acquaintance With the history, progress and high aims of the Sanford of today give me flood form sod fitness to be useful In snhsiamlal »liin^wiih <&A N X P R I U - E L 0 R IJO.A. DÍCKINSON & DICKINSON Attorneys at Law f o r Marshal. . . - Office Gnnicr-WoodfufT Building Rcqidc/içq (¡19 Magnolia Avcntu* Office Hours: 9 to 12: 3 to 6 . Other hours by appointment o r PENSACOLA ------ CANDIDATE fO K - r United States — Senator—- Marshal and Collector. The ONipY bank in Sanford that INSURES*“- EVERY D O LLAR DE­ POSITEDÎ A G A IN S T LOSS from any and aITcaiises.' * : : : : O 8 T E 0 P A T H IC • PH YS IC IAN I announce my candidacy for re-elecflon as Mar ial. I propose to make the race solely on my cord. I nm not the candidate of any clique | WILLIAM A. BLOUNT liesi Bank of Sanford, Florida Ptìopleft-ftykk.-nwt; ■ *V 1-'-Sanford,- Flo rid a •*y V ----- Sanford I hereby announce my candidacy fur the ufflce of Marshal nnd Collector for Sanford at the comln* 'CftÿüiKtKnr---------------------^ 7 ------- •----------Respectfully, W. A T ILU S i: THE PEOPLES - BANK OF SANFORD » Lh; " OFFERS ANDEW JOHNSON P r o m p t S e r v ic e P o lite S e r v ic e A c c u r a te S e r v ic e ATTORNEY-AT-LAW M, Il T. Building. KNotice S A tsShereby tf I e~S" given, to all whom it may con­ cern, that on the Bill day of February, A. L>. 1911, I shall apply to the llonoruble William Martin. udge of said Court, as Judge of fYnhnic, lot my Inal discharge as executrix of the estate of Lyman Phelps, deceased: and that at the same time I will present my final accounts ns executrix. Dated Aug. 3th. A D 1910, , Max»1Eiijuar Purus, 51-0 too . Executrix. J i ‘ ‘ e- And will appreciate your patronage Practices in State and Federal Courts. FOUR PER CENT allowed,on Savings Deposits Phone 248 Safety Deposit Boxes for rent GEO. A. DeCOTTES M. M. SMITH, H. R. STEVENS, President Vice-President ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Practice in State and Federal Courts Weiborn Block Crudi1er Sanford, Fin THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW L IV E R Y , F E E D and Late Slate Attorney Scvamh Judicial Circuit of Florida Residences. Sanford and Sylvan Lake L. G. STRINGFELLOW H arn ess and W agon s JUSTICE OF THE PEACE The man w ho. Is running on his own merits and against Ring and Factional Politics. - Tile man who Is running against the Perpetuation of the United States S tfiato r — shfpin Jacksonville. SANFORD LODGES Sanford t ortee No. 27, L O . O . r . ktsets every MnnJay at 7:30 p, m „ over Imperial I W e . W.P. Slone. N. C., W. S. liAlitain, Secy. S'«In ole Chapter No. 2, Order Eastern Star 'Meets every second and fourth Friday In month, t m y one who has seen his Star In the East ore tardlally Invited to visit the chapter. A lkz E. Romms, Sec'y. • 1.0. E , Celery City Aerie 1833 and thlrdTueadays I d every month Hall la Welbqfne Block, third Boor. Phoenix Lodge No. 8, IC'of P. Meet* second and fourth Tueadoyt, Visiting IS P a P K Hutchinson. C C. ' dli 3. Frank. K. R. and S. Senrord Lodge, No. 6 2 , V. &. A. M. - -ft WrSpencer. Master; J. C. Eniraliiger. Secrrd il' “ " “ doo every first and third TTturx4*i* at 7:30 p. m. Visiting brothers welcome. toCIrcitll Court. 7th Judical Circuit of Florida In and for Orange County A * People* Bank of San-l p»u. a corporation organ - Ttw.riorVl . U n d and Derstopni'ut Co., acorporaS? and exist- JÜijtrS.1 Ml <7îkÎ SttL lain Notice o f Application for Tax-Deed Under Section 8 of Chapter <1888, Laws o f f ioritili Notice Is hereby glvrn that W. li french and S, M French of Knoxville, Tenn. purchasers « f t « « certificates named below has filed said certificates In my office and ha* made application fur lax deed to issue in accordance with law, Said certificates embrace the following described property situated Cert. 44U, dated June 3. 1007: Lot B. lllk. p. Mitchell's Survey of l^-vy Grant, assessed in the name of E, II. ralm rr. . Cert. 432, dated June 3. U*07: Lots - 1 and 22, Ulk. D. Mlb hcH's Survey til lu-vy Giant, assessed in the name of Unknown Owner. Cert. 373, dated July 3, 1903: Lots 23 and 24. Illk. D. Mitchell's Survey of Levy Grunt, assessed 111the name ot Mrs M E Hlehs Cert. 373. datwl July 3 11*115; Lots 39 and 40. fllk. D. Mitchell's Survey i.f lu-vy Grant, assessed in the name of Mrs. M. E. Hicks. Cert. 374, datnl July 3. 1905: fulls 31 and 32, Illk. D, Milcbrll'a Survey of Levy Grant, iissrsted in the name o( Mrs. M. £. Hicks. Cert. 377, dated July 3, 1905: Lots « 5 and 00 Illk, I). Mitchell's Survey ot 1-evy Grunt, assesses! In the name of Mrs. M. E. Hicks. CotL 378, dated July 3. lUOSt I m U 70 and 77, Illk. D. Mitchell's Survey of Levy Grunt, assessed in lire name of Mr« M. E Hkks. Unless said certificates shall tie redeemed ac­ cording to Inw, lax deeds will issqe thereon on the 31st day of January. A D. 1911.. • Witness my oficlsl signature and seal this the 30lh Ih day ni liecember, A, D. 1910 li. M Rl* ino » i . Ueall • Clerk Cle ' Circuit Court. Orange County, Flojidn. ■ By M A. Howaro. D. C. 20-41 Ï / ♦ - * . . W y " X J. D. PA R K E D Piop. J ____ " :: ft • by th o .W a a k 9 w l ? ' , ' : - 1* . ' 10’ of U. II, Sm llk 'i th M lÄ L T O T O W K S | 2 p P M H H H R i Hsaid i SÊâVS' i ä *. « • i p im e n t will be entered against you If IBID ‘ n<l lhU 30,b ^ ' “ f * * k Psliaer i furti J. A. KIRKWOOD. Sberiff of Orange County, H en ry M c L a u lin i’ ickui'd’a Hand-Painted China —— * Gorham'S Sterling Sliver Rogers' Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches YO U R • “ - • 4M| E A R L Y V E G E T A B LE S H o race M e n d e n h a ll MISS RUTH ABBOT AND F R U IT References: CLASS IN PIANO LESSONS PR O D U C E C O M M IS S IO N M ERCHANT®. 1 (^ E . Camdon St., B altim ore, Md. Tltis i’ nper and riiimsniids of PlenNetl Shlpitcrs In Florida Given at Homo of Pupils. Address 123 Ninth St. Sanford. Fla D rin k a B ottlo of FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS L. H. T E M P L E MJENI JACKSONVILLE TLOKAL COMPANY Phone 166. Ilth and Oak Ave. Sanford, Florida Si>ccial Offering in Ferns. Floral Designs to Order. . -:i8-l0-tf ' g in g e r a le or so daw ater Miinufoctured with pure (listlllrd water—tltey will prevent ilinesa, old digestion nnd givo you health The S a n fo rd Coca Cola B o ttlin g C o ., S a n fo rd , F la p lu m b in g and G a s F i t t i n g ^ __^ 1’ . 'Phone 230 Sanford Library I w AND S a fe ty D opoalt B oxes fo r R an t O R O A N IZ E D 1887 __ ___________________ __________________________________ Free Reading Room f ROOM 20 THE M. & R. STORE And ICE CREAM PARLOR Upstairs, Pico Block • • Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m. ; ; -------------- x^aA w n . OF SANFORD, FLA F . H . R A N D , P re s id e n t P. P. P O R 8 T R R . C ashier Only National Bank In Orange County Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES FO R ■RTTtTSnrfr— Till1 Cunsci vntiny ««f—Mtroie Cincinnati. Ohio o *1" 1* “ f December — when ttliippctl lo IICWITT. If you lire not doing business with (Ills House, write to them ni ont*. Ö Heating Stove* P R IC E S O R AN G ES , G R A P EFR U IT , TA N G ER IN ES AND . T arm a %6 P e r M onth 2 Loason < P ar W eak Opposite a t y Hall Rata TOP All Work Recalye* My Peraonal Attention and Best Effqrts Meals, 35a Spoetai . . Have your heater put up now. The cold is coming. Be prepared. We have n large stqck of wood heating stoves also gas and oil heater. The Geo. H. Fernald “ •«» « oamora, 1 „ Ueccmber 23rd, 1910, waa ta Hardware Co. *S* Circuit Court under tiu " ì uit " i • I am organizing a class in Music in Sanford. \ GATE CITY HOUSE ■> C. H. D INGEE ^ Notice o f Institution o f Suit by attach­ ment. in.il Î Ï 1“*d*r and by virtue of said writ of . g f f lH f f5*»1 h e following «> «Jk*ve »v o levied upon tthe ............* dosla ii.»*4* ***^ 55* Und. situate, lying and r* the county of Orange and state of Florida, H E A V Y H A U L IN G AN D C O N T R A C T IN G Office in City Hall Room ami Board $1.50 Pitr Day. * y ^ r W * Ljckwuod- Treasurer ot the Florida UtvelooiBont Company, defendant, uuLfHí*^** Ri ™of‘ »,it"crestr<i in tLe above ong W W M e o r a ijy of the lands hereinafter deTouwl nqjkse that on th 23rd day of Dc- B lacksm lthlng and H orsoah ooin g H orses and M u les Bought and Exchanged NOTARY PUBLIC 11 , Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. . <I ;; S tra n g e rs W e l c o m e ;j Ic e -e r e im i- F ttim is ite tir itt- P H itS r Q ttH r ls - fiiH l- G e H fn » _______^ ___________ - S ta tio n e ry ,-C o n fe c tio n e ry and P e rio d ic a ls of all K inds 104 first S t ru t Phone 281 _ Spi V i --.'t : . Old Po*tomçç H’ld’X _ Li �.............................................. .. ^ .............................................. z s ¡ j t e p " io,,íj' Crate« •1,640 123,968 181,768 towtoj artetUn w rif |uar,nu*d ra im cam dixxaint for ca«h a lmeteai on detentad a par taiea until development hr«i„. rM * ™ 00. 00 or 90 d . v . T " ' M l , fa jp a y m e n u ln c a a e ot »T ttím T * te tlva tree deed In cmae of death at M lin x BOND 6 GUARANTEE 00. N u m b er 49 $25down-that’s all l~in[ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a t j a E a n a c í a a m □ □ □ □ □ □ □ $10 monthly Why. Sanford Celery Delta Land is in Great Demand at " ^ S f lt m ^ r lc e s W h ile Colony Promoters are Straining Every Nerve to Sell Arid Sand Dunes at $15 an w ■■ ■ — ■ a—ai i 1 - --- -- - ____* — - -- - FIRST— To make a success o f growing fruits or vegetables in Florida, the land MUST "be irrigated. pumping plant that cost $30,000. A ll truck gardens Are.irrigated. SECOND—Two kinds o f irrigation am used in Florida. -» - t. k — .... *1— —., ■■■ ■ ■ ^II The largest orange grove in Florida is irrigated with n a *.! . One is secured by pumping the water, which Js distributed through iron pipes. 'B reather is-secured _______ from flowing artesian, wells. -The latter is in use in our Celery .Delta— These wells do not-cost over $75 each, one being enough to irrigate five Many o f these wells have been flowing for the past 33 years. Pumping plants are unnecessary if you have flowing wells. The Celery Delta of Sanford occupies the largest area THIRD— The quantity of land upon which flowing artesian wells can be secured in Florida is limited FOURTH— The Colony Promoter sells arid lands, formerly used os pastures. water on them. many cents. -% These lands cannot be irrigated. There is either too gjuch water or not enough These lands are non-productive insofar as growing vegetables is concerned and the acre that Is offered you ot $13 Is not worth that Good land is not given away. * acres. i * v * * FIFTH — Land that will produce things that can be sold for money and will produce them each season, is cheaper than land that is non-productive, no matter « V / | • how little you may pay for the non-productive land. SIXTH— Our wet season occurs during the summer. W e do no vegetable farming then. Oqr dry season occurs during the winter. Mout o f season” with little or no rain.. Then is when our irrigation is useful and beneficial. 32 months. Our artesian wells have carried us through a drought o f W e mode more money in the Sanford Celery Delta then thairwe ever did, before or since. The wells did it. SEVENTH— Outside of the Colony Promoter’s plans on paper, he has nothing to show you in the way of developments. celery, lettuce or other vegetables. His crops are imaginary. -His plana flighty. ials to embeli8h his fraudulent literature. Then we grow our crops His schemes, fakes. He has no brood acres planted to He uses Sanford pictures and Sanford testimon­ With these he proceeds to “ Show you what can be done in Florida,” and if you are not cautious he “ Will do you in F lorida” His fairy stories are dreams. It is as far from the western end of Florida to the southern end o f Florida, as it is from Jacksonville to New York City. Then It is plain to you at once that Sanford pictures and testimonials have little to do with illustrating "W hat can be done in Florida.' EIGHTH— The lands offered you by those schemers are undrained, unproductive and of little value except for grazing purposes. land will sustain one cow, no more, possibly less. > Forty acres o f that COLONY ' N IN TH — Four Natural Conditions have met in the SanfonJ Celery Delta and formed the base of one of the most progressive communties on this continent, th e first' condition is our flowing artesian wells which makes us absolutely independent of the rainfall. * underlaid with a subsoil o f clay, thus enabling it to retain applied" fertilizers and moistures. stations here. crates. You will have no experimenting to do. • offered. The third condition is, we are situated at the head of nuvi- Our Celery Delta ships one third of all the vegetables that leave Florida in boxes, barrels or W e have on ice factory with 100 tons capacity each 24 hours, the entire product being used to refrigerate Sanford vegetables. TW E LFTH — SanTord has become famous os a vegetable producing center. • The second condition is, our Celery Delta is There have been 75 vegetable buyers here at one time. their products. This attracts to our city purchasers ready to take our products in any quantities During the past season the growers organized an Association to Intelligently market Here you secure ali the benefits o f organization, development and intelligence. THIRTEENTH— W e have blazed the way for you. W e have shown you the-trails. W e hove cleared the paths for you. W e do not invite you into a wilder ness, but we invite you to join in and become one o f a set o f scientific farmers who are this very minute making a world record in the matter o f .pro duction. THIS IS THE REASON W H Y OUR L A N D IS V A L U A B L E A N D THE HOLDINGS OF THE S A N D D U N E F A K IR GO BEGGING A T NOTHING A N ACRE W e h ave H a m m o q k L an d , P in e L an d , M u c k L a n d , L an d fo r Pecan and C itru s G roves, C h icken R anohes and Irrig a b le L an d fo r V e g e ta b le F a rm s as w e ll as som e Im p ro v e d Property, O u r te rm s a re reasonable - ft • GUARANTEE Sanford, Florida, U. I J ~v - COMPANY P. S.— We have 50 Beautiful BuUding Lota overlooking the S t Johns River ot Wedgewood adjacent 44x132, which we are selling at $30 for inaide lota and $40 for corner lota. b Terms, $5 per lot down and $2 □ n $10m o n tfily -w *1« �V —' Orange County Fair, February 7th 11th jK ftl i •» _hl_ r~ IN S A N F O R D — U h h Vumber 22 VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Worth b b m g CANFORO, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY I3,1911 SEMI annual REPORT m SCHOOL IMPROVEM ENT SOCIETY GREAT PO PULARITY CONTEST Volume III BLOUNT IN THE FIRST City Clerk Maxwell Believes In Giving Interesting and Instructive Meeting Interest Is Growing.Every Day Amoni, The Figures Held at Auditorium Herald Readers P e n s a c o la M an L e a d s The T ic k ­ City Clerk R. C. Maxwell has made The meeting nf the School Improve­ In the press of other business the great e t F o r S e n a to r many improvements in his office since bis ment Association was held at the high Herald popularity contest was neglected appointment several months' ago. Mr. school building Monday afternoon. This hut week but it has fairly ^started now COLUMN D EVOTED " TO P EO P LE Maxwell Is an expert accountant having was one of the largest and «most inter- and-will be pushed to completion. We been for many years in the auditor's of- ing meetings ever held by this organi­ want every family in the county to read WILL REQUIRE SECOND PRIMARY it > » — d— flee of a large railroad corporation and zation, showing that the people of San The Herald und are willing to give uway In This Deportment will be Found the believes In system. He hns attendee ford are wide awake to the interest of these grand prizes to stimulate the desire Comments yo u n g-*Stockton Are Running Glose most faithfofiy to the -affairs of the city their schools and Invariably respond Latt fio a*.,:,—, « » s z y u U c+aa*I aarti— Sur-- . Of Practical Writers and is ever ready to attend to every duty, when a call Is ingjLs in this direction: djes Will u r je ftW tond hustle -'-id'lilt S3 prise To Many The public appreciates the courteous An Interesting program was arranged men should give them thetr support. .t xsatUctoiyicaaetic Car the afternoon. 13>e first number-Was You can subscribe for a number ol years On Matters .Politically. v . V To Um Editor of The Her»Id: manner of handling the clerk's office. In a piano solo, "The Dying Poet” Louis in advance and assist your favorite, us W. A. Blount is mnintaining Ills lead For some time It has been noticeable this Issue Mr. Maxwell gives his semi- Gottschaff, beautifully rendered by Miss The Herald is good all the time and you of apiiroxlmntely 3,SOUvotes tn the sena­ that, among our people here there has annual report—something that the tax Flossie; Frank. The first address by Rev. are getting your money's worth. torial primary. N. P. Bryan is second, been, and still Is. much criticism and payers of Sanford will appreciate, this G. B. Waldron on acliools in general, Ballot boxes will be kept at J. U. Law- with n lead 'over John N. C. Stockton complaint about the manner In which report every six months. At the earnest was full of good advice and well re­ son's and the M. &. R. store and you can slightly less than a thousand votes, and city affairsJmve been and are being con solicitation ______ ___ __ __________ _ Muxr ceived, of his___ .many friends_Mr. -l^ijj xaclieally nsasurtoLUmt-Blotto»- und a a s » v ' tfucrtd. • No one of-eewrse object? fa this *wrff |s'n- «mrt!rTme~nr '^ilfvm r flfnraelf talk on the object of the association, file pri prizes ore such that the contestants Dryan wITi 6e fhe two candidates in ’The- * public comment, for such it has become, and will receive the support of those who rending a letter, from Miss Ruwqnu , will be well rewarded. This is a home second primary. upon his acm, for If they are as they are in favor oi having the city's affairs Longmira of Tallnbussee. president of A feature of the polling yesterday was affair, conducted by your home paper. should be there Is nothing to fear. While transacted upon strict business (irinciples. the slate association, giving in detail The prizes were all purchased of home tho lack of interest of the voters, und on the other-band If they be not that; then Mr. Maxwell's record is a clean one and many of the practical objects of this people and your money la spent at home. but two-thirds vote, of the normal vole of still less ogul£ there be any well founded is open for your inspection. He is a organization. Miss Mercedes Munson, The contest will be u^gootj natured one the Slate was brought out. Report» are fityjwtlnn. in fact, the mural health and young, alert business man-soaking the of­ one of the promising young singers of among home folks- and -every ptTblic coining in slow, but it is not cx|>ectcd civic righteousness of every community fice because lie expects to give tho pub­ Sanford, delighted the audience with a spirited-citizen-should tukc an interest in tlint the reinnining counties to be heard raunity must depend largely upon the ic service and he has no desire to he sweet solo. "Message of the Rose" ac­ it. Subscribe now and help your favorite from will materinUy change the position thoaghtfulness and vlgilunce of 1U people upon the city's pension roll as a favor. companied by Miss Margaret Davis. Mrs. take the lead. • The following contestants of the candidates. In matters of public concern; and every A vote for Maxwell means u vote for a R. L. Homrlghous gave an cxcellant talk •tart this week ns follows: Returns„up to 11 o'clock with some public official ougbt to take pride in the man who knows his duty and attends on art, advising pictures by the old mas­ MU* Mildred Potter. . . . 7 . 3. 550 counties missing and others incomplete. Mias Saidie Williams........... .................... 1,025 Jact mat his constituents were following to it. ters for decorating the walls of tho school MIm Alias Robbins ..................... 1,025 iihow the following vote: him with an interest in keeping with his ______ 1.023 building. Five minutes -talks by - D.- L M III L u d ilo K k lia rd i----------. . . . Dlount-. 10,341¡—Bryan f.,723; Stockton— Mils Jessie Sunnon............................... i.ooo Surprise Supper responsibility to them, and to the com­ 'brasher,' professor Mnris and C. R. Cameron 6,091. It ■is certain that ho one candidato Ctiurvh........... ÏÏT*"?,'” ! City V,’-i — MUIVU..,,....... 1,000 — >——— * •' One of the very pleasant social events Male U«iacdy—............... 1,00ft._an m „ lvn munity which lie serves. Even the SaunWalker, covering the different phases of MU* majority by the present M l» Helen Rowland......... ......... 1,0001e®0 reoe*vtì terer with bis flashlight has taken two ur of the week was given in the nature of school work were an inspiration within Mrs. Mabel Johnson .. 1.000 vote. •„ Ml»» Alloa Whliner srrVAnt*IVCi«VI 600 surprise suppet by the friends and three snapshots Of late, and he Iff* to be From news received from most of the themselves. C. R. Walker of the school Misa Carraway 600 near neighbors of Mr and Mrs. J. M. J. li. Stryker.... MiO counties in the State, Mr Blount is lead- * commended for it If------- T board gave a. most interesting resume Mrs. Misa Otédy» Gardner, ‘500 Now, in view of the fact that we are to Welker ot their beautiful pew home in of the growth of the Sanford schools ing N. P, Dryan by nbout four thousand, Beck Hammock, the occasion being in hold our city election very soon would it votes. 'The ’.returns from the various ststiug that eight years ago, the board The Wednesday Club not be well for everybody who knows hoqor of the birthday anniversary of set their stakes to have the best and The comfortable and attractive rooms counties are yet incomplete. Mr Blount' anything which will assist us iu voting Mrs. Welker. largest -school in Orange County. This in the hospitable homes In which the hue so far the lead in Btovnrd, Cohtmhhi, Mr. and Mrs. W clked^by their wisely to tell it out in the open und call has been accomplish, and now the Wednesday Club wure InVUcd to hold Franklin^ Gadsden, Hamilton. Holmes, Jefthe other fellow's handf Those chosen kindly and lovable spirifHuid genial stakes are set for the best in the state. their meetings this winter, or the inter­ erson, LnFa yet le.LI bcrty.Mmli will,Orange, next month to conduct the aifairs of our hospitality, have endeared themselves Judging from the progress made during esting programs, or it may be both, have Putnam. Smun Rosa, Sumter, Wuhan ami growing city for the next twelve months to a large circle of friends in the year the last eight years, it seeins that this been the means of bringing out a fine at­ Washington. wifi have much to do in determining that has passed since they became is not expecting too much. He practically swept Santa Rosa county tendance each week. whether the Greater Sanford shall hen permanently located in this charming The association elected the following Mrs. C. R. Walker's paper on "The and carried every vote in Ids home pre, reality or only an imagination. No fam­ tropical section of the Celery Delta, and new officers for the ensuing year, presi­ Wireless Age,” noting in the order uf duel In Pensacolu. ily can ever make much progress when till those who shared in .the delightful oc­ dent, D. L. Thrasher, vice president, Mrs. their invenUqn, commercial and practical Stockton seems to lie gaining on Bryan divided against itself, neither can a city casion joined in wishing Mrs. Welker II. H. Chappell, secretary, Mrs. C. C. Use to mankind, first dio telegraphy and In the later returhs und some of his or town, and few of either ever stand many many returns. Woodruff. These meetings are held tho telephone was a very instructive paper, frionds here bellevo he may bo nlilc to Among those present were Mr and Mrs. divide«* long when once they cdhne to un­ second Monday each month in the high evidencing both research and care in its go in the second primary. derstand each other. Of course everybody Alex Vaughn, Mr and Mrs. Huston and school building Mr. Blount's friends here arc very upjirecintiun. ^ ! is not expected to agree, for there may be daughter, Mr and Mrs. Atkinson, Mr. and “ Navigation of the Air,", by Mrs. C. C. much encouraged over Ids remarkable Funeral o f Judge Raney those whose private interests come be Mrs. Dunlap, Mr and Mrs. Huldinc. Mrs. Woodruff, was a very entertaining review race. In the presence of a vast concourse in of the history of Um various inventions of tween them<.and their civic duty, and John Vaughn, Mrs. F. V. Lee, Mrs. New Clothing Store thero-nre many who would never permit Hutchison' Mr and Mrs. D. Hart. Mr and which there were representatives from vehicles or modes of air navigation, from The new firm of Palmer &. Sclgh ox* Mrs. Edgar E. Brown. Miss Jordan. Miss every section of die State and from every such to be; these on u certainty could tlie earliest and crudest to the present [Kiel to start lu tho clothing and gents' Fish. Miss "Dickson; Mr A, Vaughn "Jr. walk of life, the remains of Judge George never find common ground on which to day attempts and asplrationsuf tin*, manMr. Swingle and Mr McCartney. F. Raney were laid to rest Monday after­ birds, to soar above their earthly limita­ furnishing business about January 23, stand togetlier. The store room in the DeForest building noon in the Episcopal cemetery at Talla­ tions. No community, or other organization as Burial o f Ernestine Molnar Is being in line shai>u for the new busi­ hassee, following impressive services at for that matter, can ever be uny better “Science and Inventions" next claimed _ Ernestine Motnor, the little daughter the Episcopal Church. Rev. W, H. Zeiglcr ness. New allow windows are being ■than those of whom it is composed, and Uie attention of tho dull..nearly. all the of Mr and Mrs. Ernest Molnar died at conducted the services. bultt that will "give n better disphty-arnF every government, If made by lu people, Gainesville last Monday after a brief ■ Seldom hns the capital city expressed members telling of some late-discovery the interior is being remodeled. The can be no' better than the people who in the world of science or new invention illness. sucli genuine regret as was evident wiien in practical use. Muuy interesting facts fixtures have arrived and workmen are made it. Equally true i t . is that no The reinuins were brought to this city the bells toiled out the funeral announce­ busy getting them into slinpe. The store people can intelligently pass upon a ques­ and intoned in the family lot in Lake- ment. Stores were closed, llags were at were noted. will |»relent n fine nppeurauce when tion until they know what it is and fully Miss LlUle Farnesworth read her post­ view cemetery. finished and Palmer & Seigli expert to half mast, and sorrowing citizens gather­ understand iu import In the light of Utile Ernestine had only gladdened ed to pay their last tribute to a beloved poned paper on “ The Witticisms und carry a fine line of'goods. , Sayings of Thomas Nulson Page." Miss these well known principles would it not the hearts of her •parents but a short citizen, a distinguished Jurist and a peer­ FarnesworUi treated her subject in a very be just as well that before the election period when tho grim reaper called, her d o n 't I r a te S a n fo rd less statesman. felicitous mnnnei. If Mr. Page could the city’s true condition be made known? To have your dresses made. Madame home. This beautiful baby life was so The floral offerings were the most only have heard how cleverly he was por­ If our city lathers would open tiic books Josephine of New .York has opened a precious, so fraught with blessing to her eluboruto ever seen here, and the grave trayed he would doubtless have been as first class establishment over Yowell'a and records and make it known to the partentt that she seemed u flower of wus literally banked with them. The much pleased us the club were enter­ store und is prepared to create the finest people of the city just what has and wha't Faradise permitted to bloom for a brief service at tho church wus attended by all tained and amused. has not been done perhaps they (the and luloit designs for the ladies. Styles season by their side, then recalled to its of tiie dignitaries of State,, including the Program for January 18: people) could set'* die matter right and are the latest New York and Paris nature skies, leaving the earth road Tor governor and the Stale House officers, “ Homo Building." Mrs. H. 11. Chappell. designs but the prices are very reasonable place the seal of their approval, as well them dark und lonely indeed. die county and city officials and mem­ “The First American Legislature," Mrs. and the ladies are invited to call and as disapproval, where it rightly belongs. The grief stricken parents und relatives bers of the various lodges of die city. May Dlcklns. - • talk over the subjects which are dear to Give us the facts, gentlemen, that there have our sympathy In their hour uf The body w ej escorted to the grave by every feminine henrt. Repair worit-wHi' he no bitch in our city's progress. By all bereavement. tho Lamar Campof Confederate Veterans. hellion." also reccivn prompt attention. G-t means turn on the light and let'a have All of the business houses of the city Politics in Colonial Vlrglnip. tlw truth and be convinced, and those • -Card From W. A. Blount were closed during the funeral hour, und "My aim is to follow the main stream who deserve it be rebuked. PACK CELERY WITH CARE To the Democratic Voters of the State so large was the crowd that many were Citizen, i of causation from the time of Raleigh to o j Florida: The returns from tho pri­ to get a view of the grave. the time of Dinwiddle, from its source mary’election of today show positively Sanford Growers Paying Mar# Atten­ down to its absorption into a mightier that I have carried my home county by tion to it This Year . \ Warning to Potato Growers stream." Mrs. J. C. McDaniel. more titan 2,000 majority, anil indicate Hurry Word manager ot th e ’ Florida It Is quite a temptation to buy wherever Meeting Next Tuesday Night that if I have not a majority throughout we can get the lowest prices but how Growers' Association, in speaking of conSanford's Many Crops Plans Into Operation die state 1 have a very large plurality. .7 often do we resolve never to be so de­ Unions, said that last week lettuce and Operators In the Sanford Celery Delta Flans are being brought jo a head for I desire to extend my beorfelt thanks luded again! So-called bargains generally are pleasing disappointed in what they celery slid well because of the pleasant the proposed gymnasium, baths, reading to my home people for the magnificent cost us dearly. The potato grower can are realizing from their products. A weather. He anticipates ii fair ipuveroom, etc., for Sunford. The committee demonstration of trust in roe, and to my not afford to buy ’ cheap” seed for bis case In point is that of Mead and Berry merit throughout Januury, but no heavy on ways and means, appointed last friends throughout the state for dielr present crop suffers and If he Introduces who had two acres of lettuce that was shipments. He anticipates that the as­ month Is ready to report for action next great and unselfish efforts in my behalf, a disease Ills soil may be Infested for so badly blown by the early fall storm sociation will be in n position to supply Tuesday night The Sanford band is ex­ and to aay to them and to the other years. To secure seed potatoes true to that they considered it ruined and made the trade with good stock during the last pected to open the evening with music voters of the state that if die complete name sod free from disease costs moner. arrangements to plow under. For some 20 days of tills month and the first 10 nr and there will be a brief program of In­ returns shall show that a second primary therefore such seed cannot be bought at reason they got ready to begin,same, the IS dayp of Februory. From the looks uf strumental and vocal music. All men are will be necessary 1 shall continue die the same prices ss the miscellaneous (Hants that were left in the ground had things the crop will be a fine quality by Invited to come, enjoy the musle. and kjatUe to the end. vigorously, and believe collect ion not worthy to • be called seed so improved in ¿appearance that they January, 10- Mr. Ward Is insistent that lake part In the discussion. At the with the assistance of my friends, suc­ tho/ can be picked up on die open mar­ were in doubt wether It might not be members grade their produce, making all People’s church Tuesday night. Jan. 17, cessfully. # ' 'f ket; but a few cents a bushel means Just as well . to let them mature and their packs true to name. Wonderful 117:30. _____________________ (Signed) W. A. Blount. dollars in the grower's pocket later on. thus get something back for their labor. progress has been make in this direction, John Duster, the Irrepressible hustler of They decided to do so, instead of re- and from the way the trade lias taken A a I n v n v * w YM T va i i a ___ He should buy buy the best. Wilson A wwg 11^m P v ■a vm toomer Ferdilzer Co, aT Jacksonville. cooping a portion of expenses, they have To Ihe t ImproveifiefiL growers Teel enIn dils issue nt The Herald Is u page to the gratification of his many friends. FIs., who are ever alert to guard the received in cash over $1600, from the coursgod and each*one Is taking a great Mr. Duster is busy putting In a crop of “ ad" for D. L.-Thrasher. He expects to growers' interest* tiufl the plants growing two acres, and their harvesting from this deal of interest in the matter, many of ,i Potatoes on the rich lands recently pur- put pn a real sale tomorrow and you coo them trying to make Ids pack better than ChAsod or the ttolden RchI Estate Co., In bare money by coign# st Um star*. See their seed sprayed every three weeks plat Is not yet entirely completed. to insure "1bgainst the disease* H P ^ ^ P e p p « * am * paying oeup Tjera about*. iii» neighbor's. Lettuce last, week was ad”. ________________ * Spring Hammock. 1 valeut. This precaution added to the One puny has been selling six basket held steady at S1ia2.7fi f. n. b. Sanford, On die lake front, ‘3 acres—just the greatest cultural core has resulted In carriers at 112. Of course the stock was It la-estimated that the Florida Growers' Seth Woodruff of Orlando was among the prominent visitors to the city on place for early cucumbers, Dish potatoes, Ideal Seed Pots lues and such enterprise fine. Marketing began about the boll- Association will move 65(ji70 per cent, of Um crop.—Produce News. Moa4a*' ' tomatoes. Apply to C. H, Uffler. 20-31 should be rewarded by liberal patronage. Letters and Communications on Various Timely Topics. - I - ■ i l A U 1 •r u ¡¡ ’i 1' '***^fc I f f l-J : J Si iii'ii vf, ■» M iq i i i i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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T " ' M l , fajpaym enulncaae ot »T ttím T * te tlva tree deed In cmae of death at M lin x BOND 6 GUARANTEE 00. Num ber 49 $25down-that’s all l~in[ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a t j a E $10monthly □ □ □ □ □ □ □ a n a c í a a m Why. Sanford Celery Delta Land is in Great Demand at "^Sfltm ^rlces While Colony Promoters are Straining Every Nerve to Sell Arid Sand Dunes at $15 an w ■ ■ ■ — ■ a— a i i 1 - - - - -- - ____ ___ ___ _* — - FIRST— To make a success o f growing fruits or vegetables in Florida, the land MUST "be irrigated. pumping plant that cost $30,000. A ll truck gardens A r e .irrigated. SECOND—Two kinds o f irrigation am used in Florida. - - - -» - t. k — . . . . * 1— — . , ■■■ ■ ■ ^ II The largest orange grove in Florida is irrigated with n a *.! . One is secured by pumping the water, which Js distributed through iron pipes. 'B reather is-secured _______ from flowing artesian, wells. -The latter is in use in our Celery .Delta— These wells do not-cost over $75 each, one being enough to irrigate five Many o f these wells have been flowing for the past 33 years. Pumping plants are unnecessary if you have flowing wells. The Celery Delta of Sanford occupies the largest THIRD— The quantity of land upon which flowing artesian wells can be secured in Florida is limited FOURTH— The Colony Promoter sells arid lands, formerly used os pastures. water on them. many cents. - % These lands cannot be irrigated. area There is either too gjuch water or not enough These lands are non-productive insofar as growing vegetables is concerned and the acre that Is offered you ot $13 Is not worth that Good land is not given away. * acres. i * v * * FIFTH — Land that will produce things that can be sold for money and will produce them each season, is cheaper than land that is non-productive, no matter « V / | • how little you may pay for the non-productive land. SIXTH— Our wet season occurs during the summer. W e do no vegetable farming then. Oqr dry season occurs during the winter. Mout o f season” with little or no rain.. Then is when our irrigation is useful and beneficial. 32 months. Our artesian wells have carried us through a drought of W e mode more money in the Sanford Celery Delta then thairwe ever did, before or since. The wells did it. SEVENTH— Outside of the Colony Promoter’s plans on paper, he has nothing to show you in the way of developments. celery, lettuce or other vegetables. His crops are imaginary. -His plana flighty. ials to embeli8h his fraudulent literature. Then we grow our crops His schemes, fakes. He has no brood acres planted to He uses Sanford pictures and Sanford testimon­ With these he proceeds to “ Show you what can be done in Florida,” and if you are not cautious he “ Will do you in F lorida” His fairy stories are dreams. It is as far from the western end of Florida to the southern end o f Florida, as it is from Jacksonville to New York City. Then It is plain to you at once that Sanford pictures and testimonials have little to do with illustrating "W hat can be done in Florida.' EIGHTH— The lands offered you by those schemers are undrained, unproductive and of little value except for grazing purposes. land will sustain one cow, no more, possibly less. Forty acres o f that COLONY ' > N IN TH — Four Natural Conditions have met in the SanfonJ Celery Delta and formed the base of one of the most progressive communties on this continent, th e first' condition is our flowing artesian wells which makes us absolutely independent of the rainfall. * underlaid with a subsoil o f clay, thus enabling it to retain applied" fertilizers and moistures. stations here. crates. You will have no experimenting to do. • offered. The third condition is, we are situated at the head of nuvi- Our Celery Delta ships one third of all the vegetables that leave Florida in boxes, barrels or W e have on ice factory with 100 tons capacity each 24 hours, the entire product being used to refrigerate Sanford vegetables. TW E LFTH — SanTord has become famous os a vegetable producing center. • The second condition is, our Celery Delta is There have been 75 vegetable buyers here at one time. their products. This attracts to our city purchasers ready to take our products in any quantities During the past season the growers organized an Association to Intelligently market Here you secure ali the benefits o f organization, development and intelligence. THIRTEENTH— W e have blazed the way for you. W e have shown you the-trails. W e hove cleared the paths for you. W e do not invite you into a wilder ness, but we invite you to join in and become one o f a set o f scientific farmers who are this very minute making a world record in the matter o f .pro duction. THIS IS THE REASON W H Y OUR L A N D IS V A L U A B L E A N D THE HOLDINGS OF THE S A N D D U N E F A K IR GO BEGGING A T NOTHING A N ACRE W e have Ham m oqk Land, Pine Land, M uck Land, Land for Pecan and Citrus Groves, Chicken Ranohes and Irrigable Land for Vegetable F a rm s as w ell as some Im proved Property, O u r term s are reasonable - ft • G U A R A N TE E Sanford, Florida, U. I J ~v - CO M PAN Y P. S.— We have 50 Beautiful BuUding Lota overlooking the S t Johns River ot Wedgewood adjacent 44x132, which we are selling at $30 for inaide lota and $40 for corner lota. b □ Terms, $5 per lot down and $2 n $ 1 0 m o n t f i l y - w * 1« �V — ' Orange County Fair, February 7th 11th jKftl i •» m _hl_ r~ IN SANFO RD —U h h Worth bbmg Vumber 2 2 V O IC E O F CANFORO, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY I3 ,1911 TH E PEO PLE SEMI annual REPORT SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY GREAT POPULARITY CONTEST Volume III BLOUNT IN THE FIRST C ity C lerk M a x w e ll B elieves In Giving The F igu res City Clerk R. C. Maxwell has made many improvements in his office since bis appointment several months' ago. Mr. COLUMN DEVOTED" TO PEOPLE Maxwell Is an expert accountant having been for many years in the auditor's ofit> » — d— flee o f a large railroad corporation and In This D ep o rtm en t w ill be Found th e believes In system. He hns attendee Comments most fa ith fofiy to the -affairs o f the city Of Practical Writers and is ever ready to attend to every duty, The public appreciates the courteous .t x s a tU c to iy ic a a e tic On Matters .Politically. In te re s tin g and In stru ctive M e e tin g In te re s t Is G ro w in g .E v e ry Day Am oni, H eld a t Auditorium H erald R eaders Pensacola M an Leads Th e T ic k ­ The m eeting nf the School Improve­ In the press o f other business the great et F o r S e n a to r ment Association was held at the high Herald popularity contest was neglected school building Monday afternoon. This hut week but it has fairly ^started now was one o f the largest and «most inter- and-will be pushed to completion. We ing meetings ever held by this organi­ want every fam ily in the county to read WILL REQUIRE SECOND PRIMARY zation, showing that the people o f San The Herald und are willing to give uway ford are wide awake to the interest of these grand prizes to stimulate the desire yo u n g -*S to c k to n A re Running Glose their schools and Invariably respond Latt fa*.,:,— when a call Is ingjLs in this direction: djes Will i o u r j e, f t W tond hustle -'-id S 3 'lilt « » s z y u U c + a a * I aarti— S u r-- . p ris e T o M an y An Interesting program was arranged men should give them thetr support. Car the afternoon. 13>e first number-Was You can subscribe for a number ol years v . V To Um Editor of The Her»Id: manner o f handling the clerk's office. In a piano solo, "T h e Dying Poet” Louis in advance and assist your favorite, us W. A. Blount is mnintaining Ills lead For some tim e It has been noticeable this Issue Mr. Maxwell gives his semi- Gottschaff, beautifully rendered by Miss The Herald is good all the tim e and you of apiiroxlmntely 3,SOU votes tn the sena­ that, among our people here there has annual report— something that the tax Flossie; Frank. The first address by Rev. are getting your money's worth. torial primary. N. P. Bryan is second, been, and still Is. much criticism and payers o f Sanford will appreciate, this G. B. Waldron on acliools in general, Ballot boxes will be kept at J. U. Law- with n lead 'over John N. C. Stockton complaint about the manner In which report every six months. A t the earnest was full o f good advice and well re­ son's and the M. &. R. store and you can slightly less than a thousand votes, and city affairsJmve been and are being con solicitation ______________ ___ ________ _ Muxr o f his____ .many friends_ Mr. ceived, -l^ ijj xacliea lly nsasurtoLUmt-Blotto»- und a a s » v ' tfucrtd. • No one o f-eew rse o b je c t? fa this *w rff |s'n - «mrt!rTme~nr '^ ilfv m r flfnraelf talk on the object o f the association, file pri prizes ore such that the contestants Dryan wITi 6e fhe two candidates in ’The- * public comment, for such it has become, and will receive the support of those who rending a letter, from Miss Ruwqnu will be well rewarded. This is a home second primary. , upon his acm, for If they are as they are in favor o i having the city's affairs Longmira o f Tallnbussee. president of A feature o f the polling yesterday was affair, conducted by your home paper. should be there Is nothing to fear. While transacted upon strict business (irinciples. the slate association, giving in detail The prizes were all purchased o f home tho lack o f interest of the voters, und on the other-band If they be not that; then Mr. Maxwell's record is a clean one and many o f the practical objects o f this people and your money la spent at home. but two-thirds vote, o f the normal vole o f still less ogul£ there be any well founded is open for your inspection. He is a organization. Miss Mercedes Munson, The contest will be u^gootj natured one the S late was brought out. Report» are fityjwtlnn. in fact, the mural health and young, alert business man-soaking the o f­ one o f the promising young singers of among home folks- and -every ptTblic coining in slow, but it is not cx|>ectcd civic righteousness o f every community fice because lie expects to give tho pub­ Sanford, delighted the audience with a spirited-citizen-should tukc an interest in tlint the reinnining counties to be heard raunity must depend largely upon the ic service and he has no desire to he sweet solo. "M essage o f the Rose" ac­ it. Subscribe now and help your favorite from will materinUy change the position thoaghtfulness and vlgilunce o f 1U people upon the city's pension roll as a favor. companied by Miss Margaret Davis. Mrs. take the lead. • The following contestants of the candidates. In matters o f public concern; and every A vote for Maxwell means u vote for a R. L. Homrlghous gave an cxcellant talk •tart this week ns follows: Returns„up to 11 o'clock with some public official ougbt to take pride in the man who knows his duty and attends on art, advising pictures by the old mas­ MU* Mildred Potter. . . . 7 . 3. 550 counties missing and others incomplete. Mias Saidie Williams.............................. 1,025 Jact mat his constituents were following to it. ters for decorating the walls of tho school MIm Alias Robbins .................... 1,025 iihow the following vote: him with a n interest in keeping with his ______ 1.023 building. F ive minutes -talks by - D.- L M III LudiloK kliardi----------- . . . . Dlount-. 10,341¡—Bryan f.,723; Stockton— Mils Jessie Sunnon......................................i.ooo Surprise Supper responsibility to them, and to the com­ 'brasher,' professor Mnris and C. R. Cameron 6,091. It is City Ctiurvh.......... ÏÏT*"?,'” ! V ,’ -i — MUIVU..,,....... 1,000 — >——— * •' ■- certain that ho one candidato One of the very pleasant social events MU* Male U «iacdy— .................1,00ft._an m „ lvn munity which lie serves. Even the SaunWalker, covering the different phases of M l» Helen Rowland.......... majority by the present .......... 1,0001e®0 reoe*vtì terer with bis flashlight has taken two ur of the week was given in the nature of school work were an inspiration within Mrs. Mabel Johnson .. 1.000 vote. •„ Ml»» Alloa Whliner srrVAn t *IVCi «VI 600 surprise suppet by the friends and three snapshots Of late, and he Iff* to be From news received from most of the themselves. C. R. Walker of the school Misa Carraway 600 near neighbors o f Mr and Mrs. J. M. Mrs. J. li. Stryker.... MiO counties in the State, Mr Blount is lead- * commended for it If-------- T board gave a. most interesting resume Misa Otédy» Gardner, ‘500 Now, in view o f the fact that we are to Welker ot their beautiful pew home in o f the growth o f the Sanford schools ing N. P, Dryan by nbout four thousand, Beck Hammock, the occasion being in hold our city election very soon would it votes. 'T h e ’. returns from the various ststiug that eight years ago, the board The W ed n esd a y Club not be well for everybody who knows hoqor o f the birthday anniversary of set their stakes to have the best and The comfortable and attractive rooms counties are yet incomplete. Mr Blount' anything which w ill assist us iu voting Mrs. Welker. largest -school in Orange County. This in the hospitable homes In which the hue so far the lead in Btovnrd, Cohtmhhi, Mr. and Mrs. W c lk e d ^ b y their wisely to tell it out in the open und call has been accomplish, and now the Wednesday Club wure InVUcd to hold Franklin^ Gadsden, Hamilton. Holmes, J efthe other fellow's handf Those chosen kindly and lovable sp irifH u id genial stakes are set for the best in the state. their meetings this winter, or the inter­ erson, LnFa yet le.LI bcrty.Mmli will,Orange, next month to conduct the aifairs of our hospitality, have endeared themselves Judging from the progress made during esting programs, or it may be both, have Putnam. Smun Rosa, Sumter, Wuhan ami growing city for the next tw elve months to a large circle of friends in the year the last eight years, it seeins that this been the means of bringing out a fine a t­ Washington. passed since they became wifi have much to do in determining that has He practically swept Santa Rosa county is not expecting too much. tendance each week. permanently located in this charming whether the Greater Sanford shall h en The association elected the following Mrs. C. R. Walker's paper on "The and carried every vote in Ids home pre, reality or only an imagination. No fa m ­ tropical section of the Celery Delta, and new officers for the ensuing year, presi­ Wireless A ge,” noting in the order uf d u e l In Pensacolu. ily can ever make much progress when till those who shared in .the delightful oc­ dent, D. L. Thrasher, vice president, Mrs. their invenUqn, commercial and practical Stockton seems to lie gaining on Bryan divided against itself, neither can a city casion joined in wishing Mrs. Welker II. H. Chappell, secretary, Mrs. C. C. Use to mankind, first dio telegraphy and In the later returhs und some o f his or town, and few o f either ever stand many many returns. Woodruff. These meetings are held tho telephone was a very instructive paper, frionds here bellevo he m ay bo nlilc to Am ong those present were Mr and Mrs. divide«* long when once they cdhne to un­ second Monday each month in the high evidencing both research and care in its go in the second primary. derstand each other. Of course everybody A lex Vaughn, Mr and Mrs. Huston and school building Mr. Blount's friends here arc very upjirecintiun. ^ ! daughter, Mr and Mrs. Atkinson, Mr. and is not expected to agree, for there may be “ N avigation of the Air,", by Mrs. C. C. much encouraged over Ids remarkable Mrs. Dunlap, Mr and Mrs. Huldinc. Mrs. Fu n eral o f J u d ge Raney those whose private interests come be Woodruff, was a very entertaining review race. John Vaughn, Mrs. F. V. Lee, Mrs. In the presence of a vast concourse in tween them<.and their civic duty, and of the history of Um various inventions of N ew C lo th in g S to r e Hutchison' Mr and Mrs. D. Hart. Mr and which there were representatives from thero-nre many who would never permit vehicles or modes o f air navigation, from T h e new firm of Palmer &. Sclgh ox* Mrs. Edgar E. Brown. Miss Jordan. Miss every section o f die State and from every such to be; these on u certainty could tlie earliest and crudest to the present [Kiel to start lu tho clothing and gents' Fish. Miss "Dickson; Mr A, Vaughn "Jr. walk of life, the remains o f Judge George never find common ground on which to day attempts and asplrationsuf tin*, manMr. Swingle and Mr McCartney. F. Raney were laid to rest Monday after­ birds, to soar above their earthly lim ita­ furnishing business about January 23, stand togetlier. The store room in the DeForest building noon in the Episcopal cemetery at Talla­ No community, or other organization as tions. Burial o f E rnestin e M olnar Is being in line shai>u for the new busi­ hassee, following impressive services at for that matter, can ever be uny better “Science and Inventions" next claimed _ Ernestine Motnor, the little daughter the Episcopal Church. Rev. W, H. Zeiglcr ness. New allow windows are being ■ than those o f whom it is composed, and Uie attention o f tho d u ll.. n e a rly . all the of Mr and Mrs. Ernest Molnar died at conducted the services. bultt that w ill "give n better disphty-arnF every government, If made by lu people, members telling o f some late-discovery Gainesville last Monday after a brief ■ Seldom hns the capital city expressed the interior is being remodeled. The can be no' better than the people who in the world o f science or new invention illness. fixtures have arrived and workmen are sucli genuine regret as was evident wiien made it. Equally true i t . is that no in practical use. Muuy interesting facts The reinuins were brought to this city the bells toiled out the funeral announce­ busy getting them into slinpe. The store people can intelligently pass upon a ques­ were noted. and intoned in the fam ily lot in Lake- ment. Stores were closed, llags were at will |»relent n fine nppeurauce when tion until they know what it is and fully Miss LlUle Farnesworth read her post­ view cemetery. finished and Palmer & Seigli expert to half mast, and sorrowing citizens gather­ understand iu im p ort In the light of poned paper on “ The Witticisms und U tile Ernestine had only gladdened ed to pay their last tribute to a beloved carry a fine line of'goods. , Sayings of Thomas Nulson Page." Miss these well known principles would it not the hearts of her •parents but a short citizen, a distinguished Jurist and a peer­ FarnesworUi treated her subject in a very be just as well th a t before the election don't I rate Sanford period when tho grim reaper called, her less statesman. felicitous mnnnei. If Mr. Page could the city’s true condition be made known? To have your dresses made. Madame home. This beautiful baby life was so The floral offerings were the most only have heard how cleverly he was por­ Josephine of New .York has opened a If our city lathers would open tiic books precious, so fraught with blessing to her eluboruto ever seen here, and the grave trayed he would doubtless have been as first class establishment over Yowell'a and records and make it known to the partentt that she seemed u flower of wus literally banked with them. The much pleased us the club were enter­ store und is prepared to create the finest people o f the city just what has and wha't Faradise permitted to bloom for a brief service at tho church wus attended by all tained and amused. has not been done perhaps they (the and luloit designs for the ladies. Styles season by their side, then recalled to its of tiie dignitaries o f State,, including the Program for January 18: people) could set'* die matter right and are the latest New York and Paris nature skies, leaving the earth road Tor governor and the Stale House officers, “ Homo Building." Mrs. H. 11. Chappell. designs but the prices are very reasonable place the seal o f their approval, as well them dark und lonely indeed. die county and city officials and mem­ “ The First American Legislature," Mrs. and the ladies are invited to call and as disapproval, where it rightly belongs. The grief stricken parents und relatives bers o f the various lodges o f die city. May Dlcklns. - • talk over the subjects which are dear to Give us the facts, gentlemen, that there have our sympathy In their hour uf The body w e j escorted to the grave by every fem inine henrt. Repair w orit-wHi' he no bitch in our city's progress. By all bereavement. tho Lamar Cam pof Confederate Veterans. hellion." also reccivn prompt attention. G-t means turn on the light and let'a have A ll o f the business houses of the city Politics in Colonial Vlrglnip. tlw truth and be convinced, and those • - C ard F rom W. A. Blount were closed during the funeral hour, und "M y aim is to follow the main stream who deserve it be rebuked. PACK CELERY WITH CARE To the Democratic Voters of the State so large was the crowd that many were o f causation from the time o f Raleigh to Citizen , i o j Florida: The returns from tho pri­ to get a view o f the grave. the time o f Dinwiddle, from its source m a r y ’e lection of today show positively S an ford G ro w e rs P a yin g M a r# A tte n ­ down to its absorption into a mightier that I have carried my home county by t io n t o it This Y e a r . \ W arn in g to P o t a t o G ro w e rs stream." Mrs. J. C. McDaniel. more titan 2,000 majority, anil indicate Hurry Word manager o t t h e ’ Florida It Is quite a temptation to buy wherever M ee tin g N ext Tuesday N igh t that if I have not a majority throughout we can get the lowest prices but how Growers' Association, in speaking of conS a n fo rd 's M any Crops Plan s In to O peration die state 1 have a very large plurality. .7 often do we resolve never to be so de­ Unions, said that last week lettuce and Operators In the Sanford Celery Delta Flans are being brought j o a head for I desire to extend m y beorfelt thanks luded again! So-called bargains generally are pleasing disappointed in what they celery slid well because of the pleasant the proposed gymnasium, baths, reading to m y home people for the magnificent cost us dearly. The potato grower can are realizing from their products. A weather. He anticipates ii fair ipuveroom, etc., for Sunford. The committee demonstration o f trust in roe, and to m y not afford to buy ’ cheap” seed for bis case In point is that of Mead and Berry merit throughout Januury, but no heavy on ways and means, appointed last friends throughout the state for dielr present crop suffers and If he Introduces who had two acres o f lettuce that was shipments. He anticipates that the as­ month Is ready to report for action next great and unselfish efforts in m y behalf, a disease Ills soil may be Infested for so badly blown by the early fall storm sociation will be in n position to supply Tuesday n igh t The Sanford band is ex ­ and to aay to them and to the other years. To secure seed potatoes true to that they considered it ruined and made the trade with good stock during the last pected to open the evening with music voters o f the state that if die complete name sod free from disease costs moner. arrangements to plow under. For some 20 days o f tills month and the first 10 nr and there w ill be a brief program o f In­ returns shall show that a second primary therefore such seed cannot be bought at reason they got ready to begin,sam e, the IS dayp of Februory. From the looks uf strumental and vocal music. A ll men are will be necessary 1 shall continue die the same prices ss the miscellaneous (Hants that were left in the ground had things the crop w ill be a fine quality by Invited to come, enjoy the musle. and kjatUe to the end. vigorously, and believe collect ion not worthy to • be called seed so improved in ¿appearance that they January, 10- Mr. Ward Is insistent that lake part In the discussion. A t the with the assistance o f my friends, suc­ tho/ can be picked up on die open mar­ were in doubt wether It might not be members grade their produce, making all People’s church Tuesday night. Jan. 17, cessfully. # ' 'f ket; but a few cents a bushel means Just as well . to let them mature and their packs true to name. Wonderful 117:30. ________________________ (S ign ed) W. A . Blount. dollars in the grower's pocket later on. thus get something back for their labor. progress has been make in this direction, John Duster, the Irrepressible hustler of They decided to do so, instead o f re- and from the way the trade lias taken A a I n vn v *w Y T va i i a ____ He should buy buy the best. Wilson A wwg 11M ^m P v ■a vm toom er Ferdilzer Co, aT Jacksonville. cooping a portion o f expenses, they have To Ihe t ImproveifiefiL growers Teel enIn dils issue nt The Herald Is u page to the gratification o f his many friends. FIs., who are ever alert to guard the received in cash over $1600, from the coursgod and each*one Is taking a great Mr. Duster is busy putting In a crop of “ a d " for D. L.-Thrasher. He expects to growers' interest* tiufl the plants growing two acres, and their harvesting from this deal o f interest in the matter, many o f ,i Potatoes on the rich lands recently pur- put pn a real sale tomorrow and you coo their seed sprayed every three weeks plat Is not yet entirely completed. them trying to make Ids pack better than ChAsod or the ttolden R chI Estate Co., In bare money by coign# s t Um star*. See to insure "1bgainst the disease* H P ^ ^ P e p p « * am * paying oeup Tjera about*. iii» neighbor's. Lettuce last, week was ad”. ___________________* Spring Hammock. 1 valeut. This precaution added to the One puny has been selling six basket held steady at S 1ia2.7fi f. n. b. Sanford, On die lake front, ‘3 acres—just the greatest cultural core has resulted In carriers at 112. Of course the stock was It la-estimated that the Florida Growers' Seth Woodruff o f Orlando was among the prominent visitors to the city on place for early cucumbers, Dish potatoes, Ideal Seed Pots lues and such enterprise fine. Marketing began about the boll- Association will m ove 65(ji70 per cent, o f tomatoes. A pply to C. H, U ffler. 20-31 should be rewarded by liberal patronage. Um crop.—Produce News. Moa4a* ' ' Le tte rs and C o m m u n ica tio n s on V arious T im e ly To p ics. - I - ■ i l A U 1 u •r ¡¡ ’i 1''***^fc I f f l-J S i : J i i i 'i i ■» vf, Miq ii ii �n ie sANroRp i t u A p CURBSTONE GLEANIN' A B udget of Opinion " J u tw een l o u and Me' A Ctilei la Among Yc Taking Notes, and faith, Iteli PEent 'Em"— So S ay* Saunterer. Sp*+t+t Corrw^onWene# f • Tk* W «,V . 4 1 seo that tbo city council Iias purchased an automobile fire truck th a t will ca n y oix or eight men, all the hose, pat­ ent fire extinguishers and other equip­ ment. For this powerful machine the price is very rcosonnble and yet I hear n great many people kicking on the Invest­ m ent Now for the benefit o f these doubting Thomases let us figure up the people who are afraid to venture into the water for Tear o f getting wet r © e t m » e y : want tome fellow to wade out. try the depth and quicksand» and then come hock take them on their bock» and pilot them acrou the streamT A ll honor to the men who have started the atsocla-; tloo and have carried out successfully the plana embodied In the bylaw » and constitution. A ll honor to the «row er» who stood not upon the waiting but joined the rtssoclntion at onto and stood by It. I admire the men who know a good thing when th e y .s e v ^ t nnd knowing It believe .in it, and belioviug In It put In their money und-stund by it. Tuesc ineu stand for something and are the kind needed in the Sanford celery delta. Hog Raising In Florida The average valuation o f the Florida hog Is $4.80; while, for the entire U nited States, the average valuation o f a hog is The fire truck costs $3,000. $0.14. The value o f the hogs in Florida The Insurance rate« should be Cut down approximates two and a quarter million 3 H C :« tbo .departdoliare. ThfcSd m e n t g ffs trilcTifuTpe. This will pay for ' the truck the first year. A good depart— -«neat should have two horses and two wagon*. T hese would cost $1,500, feed 600, tw o drivers would coat $1000 and in two years the cost would be more than t M automobile. Take UYdhorac and ctirC native t o g grows too slowly, requltdi too let fire be on Sanford Heights or on Union many days to mature, and eats too much A ven u e or on the West Sldes It would feed for each pound o f pork it produces. kill the horse the first lim e to make the The percentage o f dressed meat to live fire in record time. The automobile weight Is about 69; whereas with Im­ truck can be easily handled by one man proved breeds, when well - and carefully — 'a m i bis servfiks would not be in constant hflUflfnl f bit|i-|,y f|rg|f1>f|Jgf m t fa | j T il* - demand. The - truck could go -fo r live average litter o f n ative pigs Is small, ¿ lie s throug h tho.dcgp sandjf^nccew nry. and ih e n ailve sow rarely, t f ever, pro­ a t forty miles an hour clip and the fire duces more than one litter in a year. ' extinguisher be used thus saving the The increased volues o f land, labor and damage by water that is often availed. feeds demand that the quality o f Florida No, the up to date methods o f fighting hogs shall be Improved, otherwise the fires’are the best and the old time ways future Florida bog wilt be produced a t a are things o f the past. vanishing profit. Florida can produce a W e people who are paying die ex ­ great variety of forage crops during all orbitant insurance rates will be satisfied the year, as well as for fattening and ex ­ with the action of the city council. The pensive bog houses are also unnecessary. new-truck will be given a thorough test Nearly all the improved breeda o f bogs and if not satisfactory will be turned are represented in various sections o ' down but the larger cities have found Florida; and any o f these, when crossed them perfect fire fighting machines and with die native pigs will make a wonder­ Sanford can be congratulated upon hav­ ful Improvement in the first cross, a still ing one of the first to be Installed in greater In the second cross, while the Florida and no d t y o f similar size in the third cross will reach a point o f excellence . South has os fine a machine. . The city that will make it dlflcult to distinguish council should not be condemned hostility from the pure breed, providing that good . . on the expenditures that mean t o much feeding has accompanied the breedlng-up to us. The gentlemen who compose process. Furthermore, Florida] hogs can this august body a rc' only doing now be protected against hog cholera. . A n y farmer who attempts to Improve Utese hogs widiout a systematic plan for providing cheap feeds is going to be dis­ appointed. Better blood, and belter blood alone, wlli not give the desired results without good feed. The to g does w ell-oo good judgment. green forage crop«. A ' variety o f crops In each season is desirable.__ A single 4 Now is the season o f . our discontent, crop may fall, and a variety of feeds Is when people find their money spent, the always economical from the standpoint Herald gives aw ay matter by the peck, o f thrift und growth o f the toga. The and then geta the ax square In the neck. following orope ore available and are The fakers are here from every clime and recommended: looking for the nimble dime.- Give them Winter Crops.— Rape, Japanese cane, jobs for all their papers and watch them barley, velvet beans._________ cur all kinds of capers.^ When you want Spring Crop*.— Millet, sorghum, oats. free space the Herald man use. A t all barley. times the editor abuse. I f you have Summer Oops.— Sorghum, oowpeas, real money give it to the stranger. The corn, Mexican clover. Bermuda grass. Herald man can sleep in the manger. FalL— Peanuts, sweet potatoes, velvet What he does for Sanford counts for beans, rape, Japanese cans. naught, a sucker every minute wants to To promote rapid growth with the be caught So get your money to give above-named feeds a small allowance o f away. It will help the Herald man to equal porta o f corn and middlings Is de­ aay, Hell-o. Bill, can you pay todayf sirable In addition. About one pound dally for each 100 pounds o f live weight '4 Only a few more weeks to election of has proven satisfactory far growing hogs. city officials and yet the quiet Is appall­ V ery young pigs, and brood sows suckling ing. Only the candidates Ibr c ity 'c le rk pigs, need about two pounds for each are making a stir and they have not as 100 pounds o f Uvp weight, excepting yet made a loud noise. Green Smith and during the season when peanuts ore TUlls are doing about In the race for not fought any duels yet over the re­ sult. W. H. Underwood still holds the boards in the race for mayor and seems to have the bunch brushed off the deck. Maybe It is just as w ell to have • safe and sane election and Very little oompc'ioii. I f the fight does not w ax warm the people must be satisfied and I f the" people are satisfied the -kickers w ill have no chance to get busy during the next term o f office. The oountry w ill probably be safe anyhow for they are all tom e people and Identified with Sanford’s interest. 4 It seems funny to bear, the growers aay good words about the association and then add that they intended to join next season. They admit that the Asso­ ciation has brought good prices, has the growers get out • good pack, has started a diversion In favor o f Sanford buyers to pay cashTor the product und yet the very same growers stand aloof and say they w ill join next year. They want to see whether the association w ill make good. They want to view the situation from afar and profiting by the preeoooe o f the association In the field gat a good price for the stuff. They w ill oame in next year after the association together' with a liberal supply o f fresh water, are also Im portant The native hogs cross well with the Berkshire, Poland'C h ina, Duroc Jersey, or other improved breeds. Several hog raisers in.Florida are already using pure­ bred males on their native sows and getting good, thrifty, strong litters, that mature early. In gen era l it is better to secure the pure-bred stock In Florida If jiossible. A list o f the breeders can he obtained b y writing to the Director of the'Experim ent Station, Gainesville, Flu. The breed to use for grading-up la largely a matter o f personal choice, although the average hog raiser In the State w ill profit best b ) using those breeds that have already proven satisfactory In his locality or county. W ith good care, proper feeding, and Unproved blood, there is no reason why the average hogs o f Florida should not w eigh at least 125 pounds at 6 or 8 months o f age. • L A B O R -S A V IN G M A C H IN E R Y SAVES • A re th ^ greatest saving to the man who intends to make money or spuds $ AND M ONEY 0 K E Y S TO N E AND IRQN A G E 5 - < r f - ? all-kinds-for. the field an tLgatd en t_G o o ds no' C A L L A N D SEE THEM Hardware Company AUTOMOBILE OWNER turning a button on dash-board BIG SAVIN G IN GAS ; "We Have Them in Operation and W ill Take j Pleasure in Showing You 1 S ta te A g e n ts See that your friend is nominated in the Piano Contest Her other friends will help her to win the grand prize FOR MEN, WO MEN A N D CHIL For Holiday Wear are unusually attractive in character and de­ cidedly reasonable in price. In slippers we are showing one of the handsomest assortments in Ihe city. :: :: :: University o f Florida, Experiment Station. ,fA penny saved is a penny earned" a quarter saved Is ten dollars lost If you fa il to get the beat seed potatoes. Our seed are groan in Aroostook County Maine, guaranteed true to name and frfee from disease. H. H. Deane, Pbooe 255, Oak avenue aud' First at. - 15-tfc T IM E FOR NEW Y E A R 107 W . first Street, SenferS, fieri*# �January 18, I9H TMt SANfORD HERALD ! i 'D ' Y ' N O T taking advantage of opportunities to get in^on the J- ground floor, and of the vast amount you have invented in value-less rent receipts, whiie. othershave reaped rich : : Dollar saved is a dollar earned, and earnings invested in jReal Es tate are productive of the greatest returns aniount invested Every Man We have just opened up the most beautiful residence lots in the hùstling city of Sanford < <a»- Located on the Street Car-iiiiner on Celery-and^anford-a venues, ( both hard roads). High, level, well-drained, good soil, ample width, extra depth, 14-foot alleys; three squares from the elegant new High-School building; three minutes’ ride or eight minutes’ walk from the business section. All deeds so restricted that lots can never be sold to others than Caucasians. : : : ,' .v : : : : Terms B. W. Partridge, Jr., Representative W rite, P h o n e or G all on Representative at Office n f J. N ■ ■- ■ - -’ i f ' ■' -- r i t v-f * F4r I *• ‘•tlfl �"A ( ■i. r- Wm* r « ,{ fiR f^ W r *i January 13. 1911 Treasurer's Report door* In one o f our beautiful „pork» but OflU* of Cltr TrtMjJff. j should the weather prove unsatisfactory Sanford. Fla.. January 9. 1811. the church will be used and oil who To the Honorable President and Member» of iha coroe will be made comfortable and en­ City Council: Genii*mm:—I beg to aubmlt my arml-annual tertained In true Cameron City tayle. Special cart will be run from towti’ and balance sheet as Treasurer of lb* City of Sanford. Fla., for lb* six months ending December 31.1910: Intervening points. Everybody Invited. COUNTY HAPPENINGS A B u d g e t of In te re stin g Ite m s f r o m C o rresp on de nts Property...............$ THE EVENTS QF ORANGE COUNTY C m * ’.'. OVIEDO AND LAKE CHARM Special Correspond«*» to Tbo Herald: Efficient Starr or Reporter» Weekly _______Cover» the Territory ror The Heñid OENEVA JOTTINGS BtwcUJ Correspondence to The Herald: On account o f the lllneta of the pastor's w ife, Mrs. Brook, In Oveldo, there were no aervicea at the Methodist church at this place Sunday night, f The last o f the holiday guaaU iiaveca> turned to H * t r re ep w ttv e^ leeee o f labor. C. A . Raulerson jo in ed -b is w ife In ■HtuavlU* last week and together they will have a ten days’ visit on the East Erneat Flynt left last week to again try his fortune In Forsyth, Ga. Smith, and Messrs. Sieg, Daniel, Huddle­ ston. Brown, Culpepper. Little and Davis had a pleasant launch ride to Lemon . m.,fr iHnrjiing there and returning 00 the Heck, Mrs. M. S. E th endge chaperoning the party. Miss Georgia Pattlshall la attending school at Tallahassee this term. Mr. and'Mrs. P. L. Chambliss have returned from a visit to Gateen. Mrs. Lew, while Visiting In Geneva had a handsome monument erected over the ’ grave o f her mother, Mrs. W. E. Grade. Tuesday was election day, and as usua lu this community was very quiet. ' PA0LA POINTS gqacUl Correspondence U The Herald) Miss Eva McClure who has been visit' ing Mr and Mrs. A . McGuIn the past three months, returned to her home in DemoresL Go., Tuesday the 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. J . . B. Thompson have moved to Sanford, where Mr. Thompson enters the A . C. L., service. Mrs, A . E. Curtiss spent at her Paola home. several days Miss Msyme McLain returned Satur­ day evening and Is now stnylng with Mrs. Taylor. School open Monday, with, several new scholars In attendance. Miss Sara Smith returned to her school in Chuiota. the first o f the month; after a pleasant vacation o f two weeks. C. C. Campbell and Miss Campbell, o f Salem, Ohio, arrived Thursday the 5th and w ill spent the rest o f the winter * among us; making their home at Tw in Lakes, with J . 0. Tabor and family. The neighborhood Is much Interested In tbe installing o f the smudge heater system In the Bishop groves,’ and hope : for the beet results. I f iaa~pUy it could ¡•‘„not ba^s been In running order, before the early cold, and demonstrated It* ability. CAMERON CITY CUPPINGS. Hath* Editor of Tbe Herald: Mrs. Beal has come from her home In -New York to spend a few months with her husband and enjoy our Florida climate. W e are very glad to know that Mr, Benjamin is able able to be out again and hope be will continue to improve. Prof. ‘Schwartx expects Ms father and brother to arrive froxp the north this week to spend the winter with him. Conductor Brannon o f the Seaboard A ir Line escaped what might have been a fatal accident Thursday morning. Jan. 3. In the making up o f tbe train at Oviedo he was somehow caught and crushed be­ tween two cars. M i y Brannon was 1m mediately sent for and accompanied her husband on the outgoing train to Orlando. A shoulder wag broken and two or three riba crushed. Mr. and Mrs. Brannon are still with fam ily friends In Orlando and Mr. Brannon la under the care o f the railroad physician..- Conductor Robinson. Is officiating In hla stead. Tbe Seaboard has changed her schedule time for leavldg Lake Charm to 6:30 a. m. Some o f us have had to hustle to make the train at 730. This new arrangement means a little more lively hustling, but spring time and warmer w eatbef are dose at hand and AlUA.hgH^'»lHggfffjf? lJ gr:UtaC we wlU not mind as w e would a 'month' ago. W e hope to gala an hour’s time In arriving home In the evening. No great loss without some gain. Mast o f ilia oranges In and around Oviedo and Lake Charm havir been mar' keted. O. G. Woilcott's fruit la still ou the trees, to be shipped sometime In January. Many o f the growers are plowing and fer­ tilizing. T. L. Mead of Lake Charm received this week very satisfactory returns from some sixty odd boxes o f tangerines, A good many boxes sold as high as $4.00 per box. Joe Lelnhart, one o f the very success­ ful gardeners hereabouts, rescued at the time o f the hurricane gale from under the waters o f Lajie Jessup n little patch of lettuce that has recently netted him $150, The average gardener would hardly have thought it worth cultivation and care, but Mr. Lelnhart allows nothing to go to waste. He baa under cultivation some ten acres o f the very best land on tbe shores .of Lake Jessup and raises a great variety o f vegetables that always find a ready market. He furnishes many o f the leading Florida hotels with celery during the entire season. Mr. Leinhart's garden Is a pleasant two mile drive from his liome at Lake Charm. Cleveland Jacobs of Chuluota Is con­ ducting this season one of the best meat markets Oviedo has ever had. He fur­ nishes a good supply and variety of meats and endeavors in every w ay to pleaso his customers. Mr. and Mrs. Turner, nee MJss Myrtii Rigby of Ovletfo, after a brief wedding trip to Jacksonville, are busy settling a new home nnd business near Sanford on the new trolley line. Oviedo and Geneva have had a pleas­ ant practice for many years o f maintain­ ing .e v e r y Sunday a preaching service either In the Methodist or Baptist church, nnd it would be a difficult matter to single out In either congregation tbe Methodists' or Baptists, tile citizens of the community are so loyal to both denomin­ ations. Rev. Mr. Brooke, the present pas­ tor o f tbo Methodist church, preaches the first and* third Sundays o f each mouth In the Methodist church at Oviedo and the alternate Sundays In Geneva. Rev. Lee Smith, the pastor o f tbe Baptist church preaches In Oviedo the second and fourth Sundays and Die first and third in Gene­ va. Last Sunday Rev. Mr. Brooke offici­ ated in Geneva and Rev. Lee Smith In the Baptist church In Oviedo. 27239 9 ! ___ 107 83 4950 00 103742 14 131 10 4431 490 74 1380 00 20 70 12 20 184 0 70 637 21407 6077 272 35Ü 202 109 50 23 03 88 02 88 08 10 34 132 1011 ! 909 Real : 4378 1909 Pert — ^ — ------- '*— 289 90 90 93 94 , B S üStreets r raedlas Prisoners Polio* Department Fire I at..,...... super Amount ...... m £llacellaiiwnu Fínense*. t-R eal E»l Est e* Current—Real H »* Currant-Personal nq. Taie« 1902..— 1003 1904. 1905. •1907....... ..... ......... ................. Motors. Gormly, Ellsworth, Haines and liia s e i Gormly aud Rich drove to Hanford Tuesday evening to attend the carnival. On Friday evening o f this week our has planned for a jolly social which they call a flab) and the program w ill be out of & CO. out for business andjyfjll make it tg^your intprr us. wFe handle 2102 95 .__ , % Si "■ ' W e have just received a large shipment of Early Rose N o. 4 Seed Potatoes, the best vnrie/-v . 1 » . ty for this section. O u r prices are lower than ever. O u r price $2.75 per sack. ._________ T h e B ig S t o r e a t th e C ly d e D o c k MILLIONS OF LIVES. A n A w fu l T o ll Collected by Consump­ tion— Many Unnecessary Deaths, t í propio could only understand that system atic catarrh Is an Internal die­ s e s « that external applications cannot euro, they w ould not need to bo w arn ­ ed oo often about this malady, w blcb, when neglected, pavea the w ay oftentimes fo r consumptíou. at tbs coat o f millions o f Uvea every year. T ot ca­ tarrh m ay bo enred. I f the right treat­ ment la employed. T h e only w a y to Bucceeefnlly treat catarrh 1a by em ploying a medicine w blcb la abaorbed and carried by the blood to aU parta o f tbe system, so that tbe mucous membrane or Internal lin in g - o f the body la toned up and m ade capable o f reelstlng the In fec­ tion o f consumption and other disease^ W e have a remedy prepared -from the prescription o f a physician’ who fo r th irty years studied end made ca­ tarrh a spec laity, and whose record w as a patient restored to health In eve ry case w here bis treatm ent was fo llo w ed as prescribed. T h a t remedy la Rax a ll Mncu-Tone. W a ara ao posi­ tiva that It w ill com pletely overcom e catarrh tn all Its various forms, w h eth er acute or chronic, that w e promise to return every penny paid us fo r the m edicine In every pase where It falla or fo r any reason does not sat­ isfy tbe user. -----------W e w an t you to try R exall MocaT o n e on our recommendation and g u a r ante«. W e are right here w here you Utc , and yon do not contract any ob ­ ligation or rink whan you try Bexall Mucu-Toue on our guarantee. We have Rexall Mucu-Tone In tw o alxe SO cents and $1.00.' Very often the taking o f one BO-cent bottle la sufflclant to m ake .a marked • Impression upon the case« O f course tn chronic cases a longer treatm ent la neces­ sary. T h e a verage In such Instances la three $1.00 bottles. Rem em ber you can obtain n exa ll Remedies only at our store—1 T he R exall Store ■ vupfc Hay, Grain and Groceries I alaabas to rapart tb* present atatu* of lha City Improvement Fund: Paving assess unpaid . . . . 36804 43 Cash loaned as City P72I ----Cash la Dank*......9 61 Voucher« unpaid......... . ........ L . . . . 33337 00 Balance.......... .............................. 11178 71 Respectfully, R. C MAXWELL. • 22-2tc Treasurer. Sanford Supply Co. Phone 3 3 0 -■»-n-++<•♦♦ 4 G. W . S P E N C E R B A K E R j: Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida Ill NO. PA R K AVENUE. SANFORD, _ ; : : Phone I0(> FLORIDA * + + 4 4 + 4 + + * + 4 4 + * 4 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 4 + + 4 '4 f 4 < M - + + + + + + + + + 4 > ‘«-4-4't'4**->-;-+«-ÿ* i R ETA IL CASH GROCERY \ * J . B. W IL L IA M S , P ro p. S ta p le and F a n c y G r o c e r ie s , and S e e d Hay, G r a in Fruits, Vegetables, Cindies, Cigars and 1Tobaccoes " All K inds C o u n try P ro d u c e B o u g h t and Sold 2 if , C o r , 3rd S tr e e t and S a n fo rd Ave. . V P. 0. Box 112 SANFORD, FLORIDA I Phone 02 J I • ; I. l A. P. ■e CONNELLY G E N E R A L F IR E IN S U R A N C E AGENT ! : •„ J. V . R. P A G E M a n ic u rin g H a ir D ressing S h a m p o o in g Phona 8 2 3 O m ce A bove F irst N ational Bank j 5 A rthur 22-2c 3: j. NORTH EAST Atlantic Coast Line Burr, Tax s o u 't h WEST ELECTRIC LIGHTED P U L L M A N DINING AN D SLEEPING CARS Our daiUas baby has left ua \ ' Out our Savior whispered "No.' brixht Util* »up bean, ,*bclt*tier OM never »hone, ¡«be Sa vk* baa M iao U m — ha bun Hla suBariin «'ara an Jesus bad* him an He cruesod the river iufdaa To tb* bright load flar beyond. C ~ W. ROSE P R O P R IE T O R — The B y - L o - H o t e l little Allied. , our pceciou I to the Ivina On* ay will I niT, SANFORD. X FLO R ID A I SANFORD, FLORIDA ____ way, Jon. .29 a. m. PinccaiUe. Jan. 23 p. m. W inter Park, Jan. 25 p. ra. W in ­ ter Park. Jan. 26 a. ra. MalUand, Jan. 26 p. m. • Zellwood. Jan. 27. Apopka, Jan. 27. Lake Mary, Jan. 30. Paola, Jan. 31. Sanford (a t the city clerk's o f­ fice) Feb. 1, 2, 3, ■ ijtmftu' planting la* tbe order of the day. Some are using the machines for In M e m s rta m planting * n d some are putting them In Death has entered our midst again and ihe good nld fashioned way. _____________ taken the Infant m m ( J M r. .and Mia. JL Am ong those o f our pebple cutting Thompson, aged three months. and «hipping lettuce this week are Mr. K ia c G u y T O n worttL' P r . -• Mi nute* . Eart Gortnly. Mr. Kinnehau, W alter Haines and John Shinn. HOLMES Get ready for 1911 and let us help you make more money than ever before. W c arc 23504 36 35181 77 Panul AcpoÇflt*-. . ..........._ Y o w e l l B u ild in g M r.'P o w ells father and mother are 1011; Oviedo, Jan. 16. Geneva, Jan. 17. Chu­ coming w on to spend the winter with luota, Jan. IS. Christmas, Jan. 10. LongMr. Powell nnd hla wife. A gentleman from Ohio haa ranted the wood; Jan. 21. Ocoee, Jan. 23 a. m. farm formerly owned - by Mr. Stevenw n W inter Garden, Jan. 23 p. m. Oakland. and is planning to raise some fine cucum­ Jan. 24 a. m. Gotha, Jan. 24 p. ra. Con­ A party o f seventeen Kansas people visited Cameron City last week. They were looking for a location for a settle­ ment, and were with the Howerd-Packard Land Co., people. People from tbe north and W est are here looking at and In­ quiring about property every day. E. The Original Package STORE S 183000 00 20 Year 6 H City Beads............ -......... „ Vouchers............................... — »7418 25 Licrn.es: “ . a-; Tax A s s a s s o r’ s N o tic e C.’ A . Stuart and his two older dough Either an assistant assessor o f taxes or te n returned to Kansas City last week will be at the following named procints and Mrs. Stuart and little Mildred will at the dates herein named to receive w ill remain several weeks. stale and county tax returns for the year bers, melons etc. W. M Hood Trustees ....... ' "T . : .T.tTTrr:— UtiDnk! T a m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O Artesian and Deep Wells 219 30 ISSO __ City Improvement Fond............... C See U s -B e fo re -P la o ln g -Y o u r Orders SI 58 380 827 296 1U70 Rep and Ken toC Salarie« Munie. I - a P R A C T IC A L W E L L D R IL L E R S 8005 23 Abdy| Cask. ------------------- For Information, Rates and Reservations see near­ est Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write “ ■■— *-*■ a A. W . FRITOT, D P. Agent 138 W eit B iy St. JACKSONVILLE, f LÙRIDA * �JANUARY 18. I9M aim□¡□ismm Look for the Sign in Block between the Peoples and National Bank -'SAVE V.Oyj^MUNEY FOR THE FLO R ID A) SANFORD T H E O N LY OPPO RTUN ITY O F T H E KIND FOR AN O TH E R : Y EA R A R E A L H O N E S T C U T PR IC E S A L E W n 'T A C C U P \yf|7 to get People to the Store to Make Money out of l^ V ^ / .A . x i . O v / U L i Y l i L Them, but to Give Our Customers a REAL Oportunity ONCE During the Year to Buy : : : : ,: : : C L O T H I N G . F U R N I S H I N G S , H A T S A N D S H O E S , MensV W om en and Children’s, at Prices of P R O F I T to Them. OUR IDEA once a year of a Special Sale is such that we cannot afford to demonstrate it more than The O B JE C T is not to push off on our customers, old antiquated stocks in PRIM ARILY to RodllCO our Entire ¡stock preparatory to taking Inventory^ and to make Room for Spring Stock, and also to Convert stock into Cash. : : : : : : : : ¡, nor to make money'out of the sale, but W e Realize that P R I C E S S P E A K more convincingly and persuasively than words, illustrations herewith: '•________ NOTHING CHARGED A T CUT PRICES. NOTHING OUT ON A P P R O V A L , 2.00 now now now now now now now now P A N TS 1.25 now 1.50 now 1.75 now 2.1U now 3.00 now 3.50 now 4.00 now 4.50 now now $12.50 15.00 18.00 22.50 25.00 few NOTHING TAKEN BACK OR EXCHANGED DURING OR AFTER THE SALE H A TS il.uu 1.50 2.50 3.00 o.bU 4.00 5.00 thus We submit a suits suits suits' suits suits now now now now now 10.00 now 1.79, 2.12,2.77, 3.12,3.28, 3.79, 4.12, 5.74 and 6.69 2.5o, 3 .00, 3,5o, 4.oo, 4.5o, 5.pq, 6 .00, 8 .oo, 9.oo, now BOYS* P A N T S 5oc, 75c, l.oo, 1.5o, 2 .00, 2.5o, now A ll Articlés 29c, 5ocf 75c, l oo, 1 .6o, 2 .oo, 2 .6o, now 39c, 56c, 77c; 1.12, 1.39, 1.69 19o,^7o¿59c, 77c, 1.12, Í,39, L69 Given □ □ □ □ □ m G X T iX M ik O T �January 13. lull Local Overflow METTI N G E R ’ S FleischinsnnV Yeast— at Roberta' g l-tf-g Swiss Cheese nt McCuller's store. 22-lt R. J. II 0U.T, Edltöf »ad PfopflMor N<;w stock o f pianos at Crippen's music store. Just received from N ew York and •ekaertetlM Price. *2.00 a Year In Advance 21-4 Chicago factories. OSes tn Herald Building .Telephone No. M8. A s an evidence o f the abundant game about feanford tbe Herald tells of a buck being run over by a train one day last wedk. This is a pretty strong bid for hunters to center at SanfonL— Miami Metropolis. DRY store will surprise you.. 31-4t Cracker m eal and fu ll lin e National crackers for sale by W. W. Lon*. IB-tf The most interesting stock .In town at Crippen’s qiuaic store. 2M t Handsome china cabinets Juat In. San­ ford Ftirnltura Cp. 22-tf One Dining-Room Suit, 6 Chairs, extra Table, 1 Buffet, 1 China Closet Mission, the best thin* for the money In town. W illiam s A MUteer. 21-tf FU11 line o f sweet or sour pickles in bulk or in bottles at Long's. * lfU tf Sauer Kraut at L._P. McCuller. 22-lt B O Y S ’ and M E N ’S C L O T H I N G Towels Sheeting and Sheets i. K. P h o to * The popu lar s iz e * . 10c p e r dozen . Two p o s e *. J u st w h a t you w o n t to scad or ex ch a n ge w ith y o u r friends. W o toko th e m to d a y , you g o t th em tomorrow. O ver L o n g 's G ro cery. It Nsw Insurance offices Mr. C. 3. MuEweu, rite general agent of the Missouri B u ie l i f e Insurance Co.'was in our d t y Tuesday and secured offices in the new Woodruff building and will make this a local breach o f hfiirampany, with Mr. J. B. W illie (form erly o f The Basra*) lu iiiq r g e r - Mr. M cfiw en stated that the Mlseourl State L ife Insurance Co. has over $200,000 o f insurance in force in Orange county, and with offices in both Orlando en d Sanford they are going to try for $1,000,000 in 1911. Bed Linen Hafs and CaDs The Jacksonville Tlmes-Unlon and A t ­ lanta Journal have followed the example o f Th e Sanford'H erald en d ’ moved into D o n '7 1 ^ i 5 ^ 'y « h : t a ^ ib e e f. . tbeir own buildings tills week. W e con­ breakfast bacon and boiled twin sliced at gratulate these lesser lights in the field of Long's store, on his American slicing m a ­ chine. 18-tf Cold weather, but hot bargains in W e note that Ja.rDQLMerchant, for eevpianos at Crippen'a music store. 21-4t al years business manager o f the Autoes and carriage painting at UnW . C .T . U. M eeting ih eJ d fd . 4 « wood's. F itft clhss worto-V'r* 7-tf ' -Mrei-Hcnap-Wight w a si the. Ison Enterprise! Flelschmann's Yeast— at Roberts’. Christian Temperance the ' Woman's beaded business man and lias a winning 21-tf-c Christian Union, at her home on Park ■mile that will make friends in his new A ll kinds o f repair work. Sanford Ma­ avenue, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J. W. field. Success to you, Jimmy. chine A Garage Co. [ 48-tfWildmnn. the president was In the chair Underwoods for harness, saddles, horse conducting tbe devotional and business Tbe good people o f the celery delta 17-tf and mule jewelry. pert o f the meeting. A pleasing number should be up and doing lu the m a t­ Tim e is money. Save both with e ter o f o n exhibit a t the Orange County Yankee. £ecd P otato Cutter. ^ Ask The o f the program, was the duet "Hark. Hark M y Soul" sung by JJra. J- -JL H e t ­ Pair-next month. ’There is no section in Geo. H. FernnId Hardware Co. ■ 22-tf tinger and Mrs. Claude Herndon, ncthe world that can make a greater or __For tap robes and horse blankets see •C8BftsamM" ‘ W " Mrt:— ATtfmr1 V u wMlr -ntoro~mried-dlsphry-tha ii Sa nford-and p ut Underwood. 17-tf Echoes from tbe different unions, was people should be galling ready for this A dollar or two a week furnishes your an interesting feature o f the afternoon. great e v e n t home. Come in and see how we remove One Item o f special interest came from all obstacles for those who have little to thq,JacksonviUe W . C. T. U., in which It The c a ie o f J. T. Hammond against tbe start on. Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tf was learned that through the efforts of ♦ grocery trust Is now being tried in the r Go and see the hew Pictures at Crip­ those ladles, 00-operating w lfli olber U, S, court and will show up some o f the pen'a music store. High grade. Cut .features o f tbe Inland (owns o f Florida organizations, conditions at the Terminal 2Ut being restrained in trade by tbe larger Station waiting room in Jacksonville, One and tw o horse wagons' with celery dries. Such a state o f affairs could not flared side bodies at Underwood's. has Been greatly Improved, and that two 17-tf exist in anv other state very long and lovely little white beds had been placed Duggles and surreys at cost for thirty this example may prove o f great benefit days at Underwoods. Barnesvllle top there for tbe ueo of- the tirek or sick to interior dries. Sanford will also profit buggies at 270,00. 17-tf little children o f the traveling public. by this “ bouse cleaning". Under present Good Iron Beds from 22.50 up. W ill­ Mrs. Henry W ight was made chairman conditions our city cannot hope to become iams & Milteer. o f the committee to do a work along 21-tf a large wholesale center which . our Seed Potato Cutttrs and P la n te ^ , nt similar lines in this city. location warrants. Mrs. Schwartz o f New Jersey, made an Fernald's. Call and let us show you. 22tf Crushed and .pulverized Limestone, car Interesting talk o f tHfi W. C. T. U., work As there seems to be a misunderstand­ Joad lots. R. H. Whltner. 2tf In her home tpwn. The program com­ ing upon the part o f the public regarding mittee. submitted an outline of work fo r ' We can store your furniture for you. free space In The Herald for entertain­ the ensuing year that could not fail to . Williams & Milteer. 21-tf ments, shows and other paid features, W e are equipped tohandle your repair please the large number of ladies w h o , there is a new rule in effect today: work. Sanford Machine A Garage Co. had shown tbeir interest by attending • Hereafter ho free space will be given this meeting. It is safe to say tn that, 48tf. for any form o f amusement. .The Herald Good Steel Range for $20. A bargin. prospects were never brighter for W. C .1 farce cun pay for tickets and ir any Williams A Milteer. 21-tf T. U.. work I n ' Sanford. A t the conclu- j space is wanted In th e -p ep er-th e same ro r a real ttatreut and Shave go to sion-of the meeting, dain ty refreshments • V D l be paid for - a t advertising rates, Albert Gramllog. Ss''ford’s Leading were tervod and a social half hour was Circumstances have forced this issue and Barber. enjoyed. ■ -— — . _______ tbe matter Is now placed upon business New goods arriving daily at Long's W ill Be a t S an fo rd House principles. W s bave donated by actual grocery store. Give him a call. 13-tf Mrs. Louise Prutt o f New York City, an figures over two thousand dollars to’ free Bring your old tires'to Sanford Machine experienced corsetierre and skin special­ advertising and if the boys want to take A Garage Co. for vulcanizing. I 48-tf ist will be in tbe south during the winter in a show now and then they are frowned Sprin g pants fo r m e n ju s tln . P lea se d upon and ezlpected to pay for everything t o sh o w th em . P r ic e s and q u ality a l­ mouths and will be in Sauford on W ed­ th e y ; g e t The Herald force can pay w a y s rig h t. N. P . Y o w e ll A Co. 2 2 -lt nesday afternoon. Jan. 18, at the Sanford House. tbeir way and the Herald expects to be Mockers Graham flour ■ at Long's Mrs. Pratt is a graduate o f Simonson's, l £ t f Fifth Ave.. also a trained corsetierre, Place the titles to your real estate in having been with the famous Spirella Co. It Is our business to advocate tbe cause o f our merchants who advertise. These the Realty Trust Company and avoid com­ in New York City. Mrs. Pratt will be merchants help to make a live town. If plications. For particulars address B. F. very glad to meet the ladies * o f Sanford 7-If and will give a short talk on tbe.“ Treat­ It were not for them attention would not Whltner, Jr., Secretary, be called to the town, no newspaper Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine ment o f the Skin and the A rt o f Perfect could exist, and the town and Its busi­ A Garage Go. Coraetry." ' 22-ltp , , 48-tf ness would stagnate. ,. N ew Muslin U n d erw ea r, th e p r e t t i­ Fleischmahn'a Yeast— at Roberts' The merchant who la nothing more e s t and b e s t q u ality w e h ave e v e r than a leech on the public, he who show n. N. P. Y o w e ll A Co. 22-lt sponges on the people by getting in all Notice o f Election I have enstalled an décrie sausage To decid« Whether pie »ale of tntnitcatlns liq­ the cash he can, giving out as little os mill and can furnish my customers with uor». winea and hoar» (hall ba prohibited to Orange possible, and possibly sending It all off to fresh ground sausage and h&mburg stake county, Florida. , Pursuant to an order laaued by the Board ol sbme central point, is'not a good citizen in stiort notice, cali and see W . W. County CommUaJonrra of Orange county, Florida, apodal meeting held on the lllh day or January, for Orlando. \ '• Long. 13-tf a A. D IB I1 . W e have heard df stores that not only Notice la hereby Stvea that an election will be Tbe Cosmopolitan Restaurant 1s ready Dü_lWcdnodoy, w ill not advertis e,-tu lA a t-a ll - the ir sup, 1er Ute »nie of ln* W serve th opu bD cat all limes. Only- the plies and office neccssraes from abroad, raking in the cash o f other merchants and competing with them at such low prices that the policy o f “ L ive and let live' |l ihfolutiily J|g{j ____ - - ___ It is our business to instruct the buying public that a really reliable article is worth a fair price and that cheapness Is not always an evldenoe o f worth, and It Is far better to buy from home merchants, who turn some o f their m oney loose in the town and have sdme interest in thetown and have some interest in the mercantile standing o f the communi­ ty.— Orlando Citizen. G O O D S First Street, SANFORD. FLO RID A M E T T IN G E R , ( First Street, one Idjjck from Depot opposite Paatofflce) H . E .m W IS E , Proprietor Formerly Manager o f Central Cafe S te a k s , C h o p s , O y s t e r s a n d Fish a S p e c ia lty P L A Cw**E" *- FOR LADIESrANILCEALXiJEM EN . E v e r y t h i n g F i r s t C la s s 8 h o r t O r d e r s A t A ll H o u rs Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates I DON’T BUY AND SE LL I GROW AND SELL Genuina Rock, Ford CanTilouftc Divi* Perfect Klondyke Cucumber» Livin(>tona Globe Tomato Eitra Early Red Talentiti» and 'Wardawcll'a Kidney Wa* Beana Cult»» and Canif Crown in Rocky Ford. Colo., Tomaio« and Beana in Michi|an. I Can Save You Money P. O. A d d ress Aug. l-O c T n .’R o c k y F o rd , Colo H om e A d d ress, P la n t C ity , Fla. C. C. CA R LTO N Plant City, Florida CONDENSED S T A T E M E N T OF CONDITION OF PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD A t Close of Business J a n u a r y 7th, 1911, as Called f o r by S ta te C o m p tro lle r RESO URCES Cash and due from B anks.... »•____ Banking House, Furniture and. Fixtures Stocks and Bonds____________ _________ Overdrafts Loans and Discounts $29,821.50 30,343.97 6,804.66 138,542.68 BMlUai Capital Stock ................. Surplus and Undivided Profits 30,000.00 4,809.82 Deposits Cashiers' Checks - -Certified Checks. 3,166.00 -10040 $205,515,98 for the farm and garden. They frequently do six men's work, and do it better than by ordinary methods. Over two million farmers and gardeners have found this out by a/-tn»i use. Y»m can't »fiord to be without a PUnet Jr. JNo. 17 Planet Jr S ia fl*.W h e e l Hoe la a mast bandy and effective tool f<* garden cultivation. A fine tool fur working dose to crop», especially in Isle wotk. fjaw No. 81 Plan at Jr Horae-Hoe, Cultivator and Furrow er i* a p « l -H*'pieman far cultivating and hilling crops ap to 4 feet apart. / Y see our full line of Planet Jr labor-savcra. H ILL » �January Where D evout o f th e C e le ry C ity W o rs h ip Sunday. RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS Of inh-rcst to T h o s e R e lig io u sly Its cno«d—Subject» o f Discourus for the Sabbath. , _,_J ®l >•“ CV«nfc» U >!*• CÍ17 in Ejfnnlt boat o t «.*4 lh»If ABHouiKrn.mil ind tk.fdi Nixi !• |U( o O " • « >*'•' Ü f «tul«***-. f i r s t M e t h o d is t i Kib Wrdn»»- . Rev I. A. Henrinr., <>»*I d : church, corner Pork irenue tod Fifth street; poison ale. corner Mnjflfi« .venue and Seventh street: phone 254. cunj.. mornlnl service at II; evening service, j r v SundaV™ bool. 0:15 a. tn.; Jno. K. Metda£r, Supt. Teachers' meeting every Friday. 7:30 P m. Sunday school 9:45 a. in., J. K. Mettingcr. Supt.; A. K. Chappell. Asst. Supt. Special class for builneaa men is growing .-ta nvmhora .« a d interest. Last Sunday, was a good day for our Sunday school (special mission d a y ). L e t’s make next Sunday «till better. “ Growth Is L ife ." Preaching every Sunday. 11 a. m. and orning: ‘T h e 7 p. in. Subject Sunday ______ _ I I at it Should Have." Subject Sunday p. m.. "Buaincse and Religion." Special Invltatioh tu man.. A cordial invltaslon ia extended and a hearty welcome awaits every one. Stran­ gers in the city specially Invited to at­ tend all our meetings. W e would ofTer you a place and an opportunity to com­ mune with God and find sw eet fellowship with His people.' Regular monthly m eeting or the Home Mission Society at 3 p.-m. This w ill be h lk'TffiWHVg1flKtwWema<e«td Jm w jgn Mis-. slonnry Societies. A ll the women o f the church end congregation cordially invited. Subject, "U n ity." Wednesday night. 7;30, prayer meeting and subject Bible study. Special atten­ tion given to the word aiftTprayer. Cornu. Irithiy night, at 7:30, Sunday bcIiuoI teachers, oncers and adult inombers meet for wockjiy lesson study, Rev. Bro. Lang­ ley (redftr. ,-Wc iiave begun and shall labor for a good year In the salvation o f souls. “ Come thou with us and ' we will do thee The Peop le's C on gregation al F«v. George D. Waldron, pallor; Sunday morning icuke. 11; evening service. 7:00: prayer meeting Wnltiiadiy, 7:00 n. m ¡Sabbath school. 0:45 a. m J. C. hnimlnger. Superintendent. CASH D E P A R TM E N T (C o rn e r F ir s t S tre e t and M agnolia Avenue, BUTTERI CK FASHIONS TOR' FEBRUARY" W ill find us with a great many* extra -haxgainsjn .alLdepartments as we are daily receiving the choicest merchandise from the leading markets country Just received, we will be pleased to have you get one I $ 1 .3 5 fl Full *- C o m fo rts Comforts worth $1.35 size - ** each, . r. t. _ ___ Presbyterian II even lug service. 7tOO; Sabbath «chuol, U:-13 a. in: Henry McLaulin. Supt.; prayer meeting Wednr Kin, 7:30 p. m A full line of Luce and Embroidery trim ­ med Corset Covers in all sizes Monday 25c U n d e rs k irts TnfTetine Hluck Underskirts, also Shepherd Plaids, good value for special 98c W a u rc g a n M a d ra s 17c Wauregan Madras, white with a neat colored stripe woven in, some­ thing new, special M onday---- 1 7 c Ladies’ Wool Undershirts and Pants to match, worth $1.25 a garment, to close .o u t 93c u garment L a d ie s ’ R e a d y -t o -W d a r D e p a r t m e n t We have a full line of Suits, Long Coats and Opera Capes, see our speefal value giving prices in this departnient. fo r Marshal On the first Monday in February, the. Xl1*- there WiiTbe an f lection I h‘ fife V ily ° f Sanford for Marshal ahd Collector. The present incumbent Green W. Smith certainly ought i o ” t >4 re-oWciod his record ts unassailable and be has InrW io u slyfu n filled every duty incumbent upon him. [X Let us ro-d(fgt kim. why make a . . . . . . • • 10-4 • - B u tton M oulds Button Moulds in all sites, special prices only a doten Absorfaknlt r a c e C loths 5c Absorbknit a special knitted face cloth only 25c A case' o f W riting Tablets good for either non and ink or pencil use. Just received as a special leader each ........... .................................................. : . Sc 75c Blue J e rs e y S h irts 49c Dark Blue Jersey Knitted Overshlrts In full run of sizes. 75c sellers only - . ij 1 --------- — ...4 9 ® 51.0 j T'alumus Pajamas full cut and well m £ ie WOrtU IT fi .*uU_onJjr 7*.»« in neat 'patterns . . 5c Writing Tablets Rugs! 72x90. S h e e ts 41c 10 dozen Sheets, size 72x00 inches while they last each- only P illo w C a s e s 18 dozen Pillow Cases 42x36 inches standard size......................... 8 Vile Linen S h eetin g * - ’** 93c Another large shipment of Men, Women and Children Shoes 25c B ow Ties • • 10c S dozen Silk Bow n ee very often acid for 25c our special price .. ........ ........... ...................-*0® S crlven D ra w ers— Scriven Fissile Seam Drawers to well known to describe at 75c, special for Mo'nday only B a th T o w e l s 22x43 inch terry cloth, heavy Turkish Bath towels, a good value for 25c, choice o n ly ..... ........... 1 9 c 254 yards wide, All-Linen Sheeting splendid for Skirts or Coat Suits. $1.25 it r. V U.IC v o I u q , our special price yard S oap S pecial A full line of Toilet Soaps including Violet and other popular prefumery, worth double tlie price Monday a. ca k e. . . . . . . • - - •4 C * Suspen der* * 19c A full length suspender In black, white also fancy stripes regular 25c sellers o n ly .... ................ M® 10c* - H u c k T o w e l s - Q 'Ac 25 dozen Huck Towels, 10c sellers full size, special Monday each 8K>c 20c ’ Auto Linen * 13a Full Inch Auto Lincnt*. worih 20c a yard snow white special for Monday u y n r d .................. ................... - ........................ ........................13c $1 • A m erican Alurm Clocks • 73c One cuso o f tlie well known-Amm c n A larm Gkrdrs regular $1 sellers, see these great vulues Monday at ea ch .................... .......... ............. . 73c N e glige e s h irts Ear Februar# H e m s t it c h e d S h e e ts 89c* Seamless Hemstitched Sheets, size 81x90 indies, worth each $1.00 Monday ......... ............. . . . . - 8 9 c C o tto n R e p p an d Ir is h P o p lin A broken line of Cotton Repp aild Irish Poplin, vulues up to 35c to close out Monday a y a rd .___ 2 2 c L a d ies’ W o o l U n d ersh irts *Cold W a v e P r e d ic te d A add w ave o f marked severity that now iwevalls over Alaska will overipread tbe Northwestern SfBtés and from which region it will advance eastward and southward over the middle the middle the week and to the A tlan tic and Gulf Simes during the part o f the week, ac­ cording to (he W eather Bureau pro­ diction*. Abnormally low temperatures will attend this cold in the Northern Pacific State* the northern plateau and Rocky Mountain regions and practically f U dial riel » east thereof. Tbe principal disturbance o f tlie week w ill prevail dur­ ing the next three days west o f the Rocky Mountains, cross the middle West by Wednesday or Thursday and reach Hie Atlantic States Thursday ond Friday. This disturbance wtlh In all probability, L « attended by widespread precipitation( especially in the Southern States and the region west o f the Rocky Mountains. pf * * A m o s k e a g A p r o n G in g h a m s A full line of Amoskeag Apron Gimihams in all - size c hecks and plaids in blue, green,~l)rown and red, our price, y a r d . . . .........7 !4 c Krv. J. F. McKinnon, pm (or. morning service, Fev. U. F. Brown, rector: A. D. Key. «color warSunday morning «civico. 11; evening «cívico, 3:0(); Sabbalb «cluxil. U:4S a. m.¡ U. Ewbltner, Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening 98c choice 12cJ4 O u t in g s t 10c A full line of Outing Flannel in light and dark colors, well worth \2lA c a yard, choice Monday. 1 0 c r i r s t B a p tis t iButterick Patterns 11-4 B la n k e t s 98c 24 pair Blankets 11-4 size and a great value for $1.25, while they last a pair o n ly ......... .. ----- 9 8 c $1.65 11-4 size Bellevue Blankets, ¿ray only. $ 1 .3 9 $ 5 .0 0 F in e W o o l B la n k e ts $ 3 .8 9 A few pair of Winthrope 11-4 fine Wool Blnnkets, white with pink and blue borders, close out at $ 3 . 8 9 $ 1 .5 0 C o m f o r t S p e c ia l $ 1 .2 9 Full double Bed Comfort, silkolean top and and bot­ tom with neat floral pattern on top, special . Monday ........................ ........r ........ ............. $ 1 .2 9 Hrv. J W. Wikiman. pastor; bo ml «y inumili« irrv kV, It: evening service, 7:00; Sobbaüi school, 9 15 n. m i Prof. N. J.' Perkin«. Supt.; prnyet mrelingrvery Wednesday, 7:00 p. m : readier«' ■nrriing Friday evening at 7:30. Holy C raaa tp la c o p s i •k / ^ SANFORD Mr. Waldron w ill give the second of the live Brotherhood sermons to young men next Sunday night. Subject: “ ijis Business." Young men particularly wclcome. R w . J. F. McKinnon, the pastor, will preach morning and evening. A fter the morning service’ the annual congregation­ al meeting adjourned from the first Sun­ day will be held. A full attendance Is requested. A cordial Invitation extended tw o E n tra n c e s on F irs t S tre e t and E n tra n c e on M agnolia A ve n u e ) just arrived. See our great values in the Selby Shoe, for Ladies, for fine wear................................... ......... ., ’ •. A full line o f John B. Stetaon’a H a u No. 1 quality, $5 values, in miller block, columbia and medium shapes, our price each Rugs!! See our full line of Rugs in window geauin e-P -erth -A xm in ster. wortfi. regular price $2:30'TOutrfour-pricc Monday only each................. $ 1 .9 8 China Matting Full line of China Matting, any niece In show window Monday, yd TS C e n ts Floss Embroidery Packages �VOTfS NOW POURING IN C o n te s ta ^ A r e . A lr e a d y Be^ jl n n l n | ^ o ¿ e t Busy LARGE NUMBEROf CONTESTANTS W ho Will Win The Plano and 01am Alni . Belai Offered by The ' The* in r go number o f contestants in the Great Popularity Contest now being con­ ducted by the Sanford Hern 11 by which 11250 worth o L p rizei are to be awarded to tbp epatpstants, are now, getting busy and « s lin g tbclr friends to subscribe to NEW TRACI lON LINE RULES TOR THE .CONTEST. Rule 1. A ll money tor subscriptioos ahull be paid the contest manager. must be affixed W all votes before the; axe o f any .value In the contest. Rule 3. Ballot» cannot for a lU Votes can only bo obtained by securing subscription», either new. re­ newals, or old or by chTtlrig" die 'norttlnmlon or free vote certificate out o f each Rale 4. No employee or membèt o f his fam ily w ill be allowed to . p a r tic ip le elUter as o 'nominator or a Vdierll c o n t e s t . r '. Rule 5. Candidates .w ill. n strlcled (n securingpub*riplten secure them In any place In tl States. 1......... coupon Rule G. Only one nomlnallt > yotes entitling each contestant to 1 wifi be allowed. Rule 7. A ll von must, be In the tyilt J jf e r a ^ J T A n e o tfr start w ill bp a great benefit, lot bdx by Wednei 'W eil. to pvery contestant, and -each and every ) Rule 8. Votes Issued cart w rt be .trans-; one should begin imm ediately to pledging ferred to another co n testa n t' ■ Rule 9. No votes will be allowed on their friends. mibscribtlons held our' more thah ' one w eek'oiler being hccured ,b y ( crintesumt. S a n fo rd To K tsS tm m ee M ay Re N ext P r o je c t A groat deal has been said concerning the proposed electric road from Snnfurdon our.notthjp Jilsflrqmee on our south, hut nothing certain or .definite could be learned, although rumors^ galore were has never been a doubt In thq poinds °1 the inhabitant» o f both would <be o great benefit to the shippers all ^lung-lhe line, giving ter.route noqh, but also to the traveling public. True, Orlando, Sanford .and Kissimmee h ave numerous railroad lines and trains In and out almost all limes of Jh^ day and night.' but there are many points <sn route o f .the prqpbsed electric road tha^ cannot. ho reached at all by rni.l — g j j i i w 'T t r - t y t ry r^ iflV T r»1" " ' In a private vehicle owing to the condition o f the roads, especially during the rainy .seqspn. It is underlt'pod that at least 1250309 in stool w ill'be dlsposetlof the business men along the proposed rdute, and their Is no reason In the, .W°tw why. purchasers could not be found for a)J stock to be sold. A s far as the right pf w ay is concerned, property owners ntong iming tó coinè rtfpW fr this proposed roarhi-Reporter Star. tifili School Noté* Q U A K E R C I T Y ,F L O U R , X U - t S C O The pupils are pleased to team that the B efool r¿mpcqvctnet de* , r ' i r f * | Association \ -* <T«r . ■— * J * - *n ia i dried wt itV last meeting* to l use their « i d u l Contest Manager. 'otesyngr be secured by cHppteg 1‘thk vote coupons from this pa; ■ ll€ ill of pTiICi WIIlCll Will l)i to the contestants securing th efforts ___P H IL A D E L P H IA •• _ obtaining a school librar;' r1— r-w > -e • Tbe School TKard lias luronished T kwT Death of Intani Son W illiam Hcfiry Marshall, aged two. and half years, infant son o f Mr and Mrs. Elmer L. Marshall, died ot the fam ily i 4 .a ' I » ,•*„■ M ^ iW iP r W P I^lD D D [111GruntfPlQfio, h W .p u td W G i fteta A .M-.^ippen m, the well known piano dealers of city. The.piano Is now on exhibition MrCrlppen show room. ' This piano is nttrument of. fine architecture and trine, and The Herald Iras’ mrfde a ful study pf tjre piano before mirchusTbe winner' of the prize w ill secure ss well worth -the efforts which a sst o f this kind demands, b-ieriond prlzA trill consist o f a beau- Ihg. Members o f the choir o f the Metbodtst church rendered beautiful, »m l ap­ propriate music. The Hornl offerings were unusually pretty, .and ‘ , entirely covered the little'w h ite casket Mr and Mrs, Mmahajl have ;the, sympathy pf their-many friends In this their sad be­ reavement. iibfpry .t^inpot do ns good work as ono better equipped. Tire Irving Literary Society hold Its regular meeting Mouduy,, giving ( n good prpgfam. lir e Girl’s Glee Club took part for'lhejArgi time. Interest in athletics is keeping up and the .boys will give a musical for the.bene­ fit o f the athletic association. The date and program w ill b* announced later Thri frock team IS working hard and will make a better allowing than ft" did Inst ..... * 1 year. Teachers and pupljs are busy prepar­ ing exhibits for the County Fair in Orlando pn February, 7 to 11. Card o f Thanks To the kind irlanda and nelglibors who ao willingly assisted us during the, sick-, ness and death o f óur beloved boy we wish to express our heartfelt thanks* also to those sending flowers and assisting in contestant to enter, and It costs nothing to w lnr all Tbe'H erald asks is hearty co­ the music. May the Lord bless you end The city Is pu|tlng the grounds and operation o f Its friends and readers to spare you puch sorrow is our sinceré wish. make this contest .a n ietlthuslaitic and walks about the High School Into shape. E. L . M a r s h a l l a n d ' F a m il y . friandjy struggle for leadership. Just clip the nomination coupon out of each Issue o f the papel and fill’ In the iteittp of the person horn you wish to the address i plainly, or If you do not have a ilio » coupon, the name and adf thè person as a candidate. The i the nominator will not be di- On Earth FIRST CLASS CRATE M A TE R IA LS , ; Sanford, R n m li New Suhscrlpitoni High-grade Pianos, Organs àiïd Giaphophones “ 12,300 ¿S.000 WHO CANNOT ENTER OR VOTE Tell. Your Neighbor ■ 13 ra (• lis Y ou , know that there is a reason, so tell him that.because of the better materials, the morei scientific- formulating and the superior facilities for accurate mixing and curing which are used in their manufacture - □ Armour Fertilizers Grow Biggest Crops Don't forget to tell- him he can get Armour Fertilizers and Fertilizer Materials for every crop grown in the Sanford district from ware houses in Sanford and Cameron City by calling on H ow ard-Packard Land Co SALES. A G E N T ARMOUR F E R T I L I Z E R WORKS, Jicksoi\yllle m i -MS 10 years You know that they produce results fur su­ perior to any other fertilizers on*the market Fla HOW VOTES ARE OBTAINED • «may, H I» » , W W ssecured r v w u i w u by y Votes be securing riptloni to' the Sanford Herald, and seriptloni votes'w lll be Issued upon the following You Grower Who Has Used Armour Fertilizer •. No etiroloyee o f The Herald or immedi­ ate relative of theirs wlU be allowed to entpr this contest as p nominee ora voter. STUMPS WHO M AY ENTER ■ [«ia ia iQ ia iffliB M ja i A n y white ipan. woman, boy or girl of good repute Is eligible to enter this great popularity voting contest. Just send In your name on a nomination coupon to the nnntrat management o f The Herald, THE JUDGES The total count o f v o te » w ill be made by a committee o f three prominent busin ew -m e n b ite Will be absolutely dis­ interested parties. This committee will be announced later. AGAIN THIS SEASON, 1910 The Vegetable Growers had splendid results all over the state, . from the use of our Ma­ nures.^ In our Circulars we enclose enconiums that we have received. MANAGEMENT For the,purpose o f making the contest « completa success. The Herald has sign­ ed i contract with the New Method Con­ test Co., o f Jacksonville, Who make a will furnish e com petent and 'experienced contest manager who w ill have complete control o f the Contest Department. TO THE PU0L1C O. 2 p.m. TH E DU P O N T POW DER CO M PAN Y w i l l | lv o .| D E M O N S T R A T I O N y f I • - This contest Is to be the greatest ever Inaugurated by. any paper In this section. Wc have spared no expense to make It » -liv e wire proposition1' that will keep the Community • much Interested In the outcotn». W e are endeavoring- by every means to give Sanford and vicinity the newest and most up-to-duie county pa­ per in the state, and we solicit the hearty Uoo o ffh e <dti sens in- this- con- f eehants whs advartlse w ltb -u e to say that we expect by this W e Give You P erfect'Safety and Quick M aturity Better shipping quality, larger cro make you more money than B R A N D on the Market. a can other Not A n Idle Boast Saafordf Fla oneastedgeoftow n W ho baa k in d l y - i g l B i r i e d p e r m ln » io n , t o .We have been doing it for over tl Florida, to m a k e th ta H car W hat W e H avc to 8 a y About That partlng thè contestant*. »;tp NOW a THE TIME The contest begins with thls issue, thè tinte to caler I» now is NOW. Get In thè race belare thè others get In thè lesd. Geo. H . Fernald J A Ç K 8 Ü N V I L L E , F L O R ID A �(911 IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Ar Billie Beardall of Orlando' was a visitor to this city last week. T ilt SANrORD HERALD Dr. A. S. Carver to Speak — ... Rev. Albert J. Coleman conducted Uni Mrs. Sidney Carraway of Fort Ogden tarian services In the Congregational lias been «is itin g her parents, Mr. and church Sunday afternoon. Mr. Coleman's Little H a p p e n ln ts -^ M e n tlo n o Mrs. C. A. OcttB. sermon was attentively listened-to by a M atters In B rie f. Mrs. James Granger has returned to her good sized audience. homo in Jacksonville after n vtait .with On Sunday. Jon. 22d, at 3 p. m., Rev, relatives in Sanford. A. S. Gorvcr of Worcester. Mass., will ITEMS Of INTEREST Henry Moore has returned from a visit (reach. The public is cordially invited. Dr. Garvcr Is thé Billings lecturer for to Atlanta, Ga. the American Unitarian Association nnd Summary o f th e F lo a tin g S m a ll Talk Mr. and Mrs. L. It. Philips spent Tues­ speaks with authority for liberal Chris­ S B cdn otly A r r a n le d t o r H ur­ day in Enterprise, attending a m eeting o f tianity. He conics to the city with an ried H erald R eaders. i the board o f trustees of the Methodist established reputation as n wise and able Arthur Butt, the genial county tax as Orphanage at that place. preacher and lecturer. For twenty-five •rssor was In the city on Tuesday and Seth Woodruff, a prominent business years now. Rev. Mr. Gurver link been the expects to be In Sanford on Feb. 1. 2 and mnn o f Orlando was transacting business minister of the First Unitarian church of. a Jn3 to attend to tax matters. A ll thoee in Sanford on Wednesday. Worcester, Mass., otic of die strong «he think they are not* paying enough T. J. Miller is still confined to his bed churches o f New England. A graduate of uses can see Ur. Butt and have.the.rate with a severe nttact of sciatica. - ^ the Andover Theological school and of raised. ---------— -----Miss Birdie Harris went to Palatka. lost Pennsylvania college, where he received j, V. R. Page has opened up u m ani­ Friday for a visit to her friend Mrs. W. A. the degree o f A. M„ Dr. Garvcr has had cure parlor In the Y o w ell building where Walton. fine educational advantages. ¿an¡curing, shampooing and -hair dreaeIn connection with his long service as The Coburn Nfinstrel batfd anil the Cor-' Be done. TJdaJ* an in n o va tion minister ta-WonuMe(,-he-haa txuuri nlvkl tfflffll'TtTnide "tilings lively on Tues­ ^ for Sanford and should provT» a great grentlj? to ¿acini art nnd TduKtthmTiVtTÎÎ day. boon to the public. % . ters. Never before have so many new people Reyjdr. Muirhead o f Tennessee, who For the past thirteen years Mr. Gurver looked Sanford over. The past week Was Is visiting his brother Mr. R. Muirhead of has been u member o f llie Worcester |>ub- L a most lively one. Y . fftnfr.nf will preach at the Presbyterian lic school board— and Worcester Is n big M r»auiL. ___ japrnltrg.----- w ldu a populOÜÇMÏof 15QJ000.. l i a i t Miss Caldwell of Waynesboro, Vn„ are in also a trustee o f Clarke University utid'of Mrs. E. T. Lane from Anderson, Indiana, the city ¡his week greeting old friends the Worcester Art Lcnjtue; member of the is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. F. Lenvltt. and acquaintances. Antiquarian Society; president o f the * Dr, Chss Drennen and Jas, L Giles Messrs. Preston nnd Parrish of Ohio, Worcestêr Art Society nnd the Twentieth were among the Orlando people visiting were umong the visitors to the city tills Century club: secretory for the-Conference tbedty on Thursday. week. They were simply stuck on the for Child Labor. , __ , — Hon. John Merrill o f the board of celery delta nnd will come back to locate. Dr. Carver has proved himself n force in - County Commissioners was ail appreciated • ■ Mr, - nnd Mrs. "Gomprnpst -of* Dnyftmn publie affaira and Is sura to bring with caller at the Herald office yesterday? Beach were in the city severul days this him some uplifting thoughts to the people ladiosaf-ihe Cnngrrgntlnnnl church m y -frien d s were-gted-H^.Sanford, A cordial Invitation Is exwill serve a New England supper Jan. 20. to scejh em again, f it tended to hear Dr. Garvcr at the Congre­ Place to be announced later. gational church on,. Sunday, Jam ¿2nd. W alter S. Williams and family of Crans­ Special music. ' 7~ Miss Jessie Tyner o f Tampa Is visiting ton, Rhode Island hove arrived in the city her sister. Mrs. R.' J. Holly on Sanford and will make Sanford their future home, Heights. Mr. Wiiliums is n member of the Cranston Artie Smith has gone back to Ilia first city council and identified with the busi­ love and purchased another Cadillac. His ness interests and will prove o valuable large produce business made a car addition to Sanford. All L oca l A d vertisem e n ts Under This necessary. . G. R. Keller o f the Reporter-Slur was in Heading, One Cent a W ord Each Issue Prof. Mendenhall has accepted the the city on Monday and took in the celery position os organist in the Methodist delta. Mr. Keller, was greatly surprised Fine cabbage plants, rcudy for the Episcopal Sunday School. T H E at the mnny improvements and the vast field. W. E. Squires, Cameron Ave. 23tf For Sale—Orange grove, 600 trees on Cecilian Music Club will meet in- Mrs. amount o f form products being raised in high pine land in Puola. suburb o f San­ F. S. Munson's studio Satunluy, Jan.. the Sanford section. Mr. Keller is associ­ ford, James Groves, New London. Con­ ated with Mr. Walton in the publication necticut; Utb. 3, p. m. 22-3p Lost— Brass dog whip. Return to Mrs. Alice D. Young o f the Florida of the Reporter-Star and doing their share Ruce Truck on Carnival Presbyterian Missionary Union will ad­ in putting Orange county before the i»eo­ Automatic grounds and receive reward. dress the members of the Ladies' Mis­ ns the banner county o f the stute. For Sale—(¡BiY-Aeres. 23 cleared, 7 room .In still a t Y o w e ll's — Mew glnghamn. house, large barn, ornnge and other fruit M A K E S IT E A S Y sionary Society of the Presbyterian church ' at 7 p. m. Friday OX the Presbyterian C o m e and see them fo r you rself. trees, a nice home. OH acres, 3 cleared on Clay rund. 40 acres timber land, good 22 It church. All ladies o f the congregation N. P. Y o w ell & Co farm lni.d. 20H acres hammock land, and of the sister churches ore cordially Dr. Howard has returned nnd can be ¡45» cleared, lino well 3 acres tiled, small A. P. CONNELLY GEO. II. FERNALD invited io attend. found ut his residence in the forenoon house on railroad. A ll the above nt a S c c ’ y & Trcas. Presiden t bargain, Address Box No. 36, R. F. D., 22-if Mrs. K. S. Hugos arrived in the city on and his office in the afternoon. No. 1. 22-Glc Tuesday from Dayton and will spend the Cut your seed |»oiutoes with a Yankee Wanted— A temporary or (»ermonent winter with Mr. Hughes. Seed Potato Cutter. Geo. 11. Ferrmld pohtuon ns stenographer by a lady witli Let Tell Y o u A b o u t It 22-tf three years' experience nnd graduate o f F. S. Forster has returned to Sunford Hardware Co. business college. Address stenographer, from Alabama, after au absence o f tw elve Keep your eye on what’s going on at ! care o f Sanford Postmuster. 2l-3t-p years and will make this city tfis future our store. We ask you to carefully cum. For Sale—Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox, -s home, Mr. Forster Is a brother-in-law pare our prices with anyone s quotations. |cl|y 21-tf of Hon J. N. Whitner. Look them up and we will get your busi­ j Lost—On 0th street between Ouk Aye. i nnd Sanjord Avenue, a small open face Mrs. J. W. Wildman returned Saturday ness. Sanlord Furniture Co. 22 tf A G EN TS gold watch with owner’s initials on the frotn Jacksonville, where she had been If your aim in life is to economize nnd back. Finder please return to Herald o f­ Spending u week with her brother and his to have for your everyday use dependable fice nnd receive reward. 2l-3t family. goods at the lowest possible prices we ask For Sale— Bargain for cash. Ted acre Offle« with H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. H. E. Adams of Tampa spent Tuesday you, not for our sake, nor for this town's celery farm. Five acres tiled*, with crop night in the city. sake, nor for the sake o f anything hut that will pay for land title season. Close #■* in. Price $5,250. , Box 78?. . 21-2p Calvin Brinkley, a prominent business your owu (locket book und your bonk ac­ For Sale— Onion plants. 50,000 Crystal ,44.+<t.++ÿ<.+++<e-+4>++++++-i"<"t"t'-}'‘t*4- ++4>+ + + + * + - l- + + + + + * + + + e + + * " < man of Jacksonville spent a few boura in count, to uim for our store and hit the W hile Wax Bermudas, $1.25 per thou­ Address W . C. Sanford on Wednesday, enroute to his centre o f economical buying, Sanford sand, f. o. b. Orluudo. Post. 21-3c . 22-tl home, after having attended a m eeting o f Furniture Co. For Rent—Two rooms, furnished or un­ the trustees of the Methodist Orphanage Buy celery form from owner. Let crop furnished. with bourd or without, in now VEGETABLE BUYER ■t Enterprise. puy it. Five ucres. A ll tiled, old land, house, witli modern improvements. A d ­ 20-tf-c OEFICE: NO. Ill SANfOKD, FLORIDA C. S. McEwan. the well known Missouri new cottage, well located. In crop— tine dress Box 46T. strawberries Only twelve hundred dol­ For Sale— 1 team of mules, wagon and See Me, M r. Farm er Life insura uco man o f Orlando was in* burness. H. A. Hill. 2 miles west 14 the city on Tuesday and ^ w w b lM jp d 1au . lars required. I'll meet you. Box 24, south. 20-tfc 22-11p ■gfney here. J. B, W ha've Route 2 . ' _______________________ ---------- ----------------------------------- -----------------------------------------E gg«— For table. Absolutely fresh. charge of the office located In the Garner Eggs for hatching, from White Leghorn F ive D ollars R ew ard and Woodruff building. prize winner stock. W. A. Herring. 20-4lc Will be puid for the return of tiie Phon« 324. House for rent or for sale. Corner 3rd W. I). Holden baa returned to Sanford English H « r « l d Building Watch recently stolen. The and Chapman avenue. Apply 115 Dak - a ft « a sojoin in Tennessee;------------ *----- w uldflff gOt<Ltranrtng case. TTiamifnctitred avenue. —Hhtfc Fancy Wofka of AU Kind*, ¿»lamping, EmUroidciy Supplici, Mil. Dr. Lewis o f Defiance, Ohio spent by Bracebridge, Clcrkingwelb Londun und For Sale— A launch 16 feet ., long, 3H feet 1ionic-M*dc Cooking « Specially« several day* o f this week the guest* of Is numbered 30273. A. E. Philips. beam, in perfect order 3 H. P. engine. Ce­ -•« «i ' V ., .- ■ 1 *•» fcil Gabelt. French avenue. 17-lfc C on sign m en ts and O rders S o licited Mrs. Stephens. Mrs Lew is was enroute Plano Tuning For.Sale— Two acres inside o f city lim ­ to Geneva to spend the w inter. ___ Next week Wade, the tuner, will work ité on the west side o f Sanford. Price ! l«**s s s s s s > it* SSSSSSSSS» S W W 1 ^ W W » H S » W SW W H S W S W A S W 4 H t Rev. L W. Moore, presiding elder of the in Sanford. Orders mailed to him to Or­ $1,061) for a quick sale. Address McCloy H. Martin.Sanford. Fla. 11-tf Tallahassee district o f the Methodist lando will receive attention. Orders can For Rent— Nice offices. Also ware­ „church, visited Sanford this w t s k the nlso be phoned to No. 40, Orlando, Rat proof. N. H. Garner. *“ »1 J. A. Hendry on Magnolia W ade w ill pay the phone toll on all house. 32x36, , 8-lf •venue. genuine orders. 22-lt Wanted— By fifteen years' experience A meeting o f the Reading Circle o f the cleaner, dyer and tailor ladles' and gents' Married clothes, to clean, dye, repair or alter. Hoaie sod Foreign Missionary societies On Wednesday Dec, 21st, Mr. Ernest Suits made to order at 15. 20, 25 or 30 « the Methodist church w ill be held at days. Our price will suit your pocket. w residence o f Mrs. W . R. Stiles, corner Gibson of Carbonduie. and Miss Ruth Your money’s worth or your money bock. »t ■ * * ,* * \ -, raluieitu avenue and Third street, Friday Wulker, o i Ricbvlew, were married at St. Bradford &. Kellli. 405 Third S t Phonek t$ C afternoon. Jan. 20th. at 2JO. It Is car- Charles, Missouri. A fter making a visit 311. For Rent— Roopis. furnished or unfur­ “ « « l y toped that there will be a fulT a t­ with relatives In S t. L oujs they readied Ideal M eans the h ig h est E xcellen ce— A C o m b in a tio n o f tendance and the study begun in earnest. Rich view Friday evening at 6:48, under a nished. suitable for light housekeeping. A pply Corner Park and Ninth. shower of rice and confetti thrown by all Good P oints. Ideal F e rtiliz e r M eans a p e rfe ct Mrs. G. F. Smith has returned from a Wanted—Cottage o f five rooms or Oat their many friends. P la n t Food. ’ Ideal F e rtiliz in g M eans the C o rre c t o f five rooms.Address Box 1066. S-tf visitt0 her sister Mrs. Milton H arvey Ruth, is the popular daughter o f Rev, use of th is P la n t Food. oi Tallahassee, where she was For Rent—Ten acres tiled land on street and Mrs. L & Walker, prominent people car Uñé. Station on place. Two acres o t honor at a reception given b y ________ OUR F R E E B O O K L C I . W I T C O o f R id iv lew and was spending the win­ tiled land, cottage and' bum un place. ■to"Mabry on Dec. 22nd, which was ter with her sister. M rs.. C. H. Duggan. On street car line. Address, J. N. WhJt0 serial Invent. Mss. Sm ith—w as » U t ; L ou is.' ThBTicquatm ance that Jed TTcr. Sanford f lorida.------------------------2x1 ^cipitm o f many other social favors to the happy marriage was formed some For sale__ 1 have five or six pieces o f B rin g s Up Im p o rta n t Questions on T h i s S u b je c t and tUo during her stay in Tallahassee. lim e ago while Miss Ruth was visiting land more Ilian 1 need for trucking. These A n s w e rs Th e m . Send f o r If. lends were bought cheap, cleared under G 1C Brodwater the w ell .known fartf- relatives in Carbondale. ... mV own supervision and will be sold at *» TEe News Joins tho many friends o f tha bargain. Ona ft vs acres . mai> has Just returned from Tampa -*"® e *>8. accepted a position as travelling young couple in wishing ih^m a long, third year Ut cultivation, 40 acres leuuan for the Tampa Fertiliser Co. happy ond prosperous life.—Carbondale from Beck Hammock station. half cleared and’ plowed, balance Ane "*"u*mpany makos the famous Germo- i;UL) News. , him m nfk two strong wells, tool bouse, /< R. H. W H ITNER, Agent, Sauford, Florida W U a n d o f fertilizers and Mr. BrodMiss Walker ts the niece o f C. R. Walker miles from Cameron City. Beat bargain »»te r as usual sell the new brand here o f this city and spent several years In on the market. Phone 7-3. Levi Bln Binfonl. Urge quantities. 2-U. ienford where she t a s many friends. T A TE could not enjoy the pat= * " ronage -at Sanford for the past thirteen years did we not have ther reputationr which is usually shared by all reputable establishments, . in giving careful attention to PERSONAL detail, and leaving .nothing undone to please. will convince you it is to ^-^atead.vantage_to maker us— ’ your haberdasher. WANTS Clothier and Hen’s Furnisher FLO R ID /) 8ANFORD Stop Paying Rent! Sanford Building & Loan Association. / " Own 'Your ' Home Us W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y General Fire Insurance Florida Sanford, G. W. S P E N C E R W O M A N ’S E X C H A N G E , U t iH ii IDEAL SPRING FERTILIZING CITRUS TREES All Spring Fertilizing is Not ID E A L »U E S T IO N S O N S P R IN G F E R T IL IZ IN G -Wilson &- - ToomerTertili: JACKSONVIIU, flOBIDA sr- V -V -■ ■ �* We arc probably the oldest regular advertisers o f r idrl• da Farm Lands In the 8oiith. We advertised before the: present Intense Interest In •Back to the Und.** Our methods have brought us In touch with thousands of people all over the world. We will gladly refer you to tome of these people on request. Enquiries cheer­ fully answered. AND January 13, I9U THE 8A N rO ltO fir R M J ) ami FLORIDA TRUCKER The Howard-Packard Land Company la Incorporated under the Laws o f riorlda Paid up capital $100,000. The company differs from the many companies explotting riorlda lands in th at ft'* ahO me corporation with an established hlghgrade home and foreign reputation to maintain. land In our t|ome territory “ A Newspaper W ithin a Newspaper o f th e In te n d in g In v e s to r and S e ttle r b y the P ublished In th e In te re s ts H o w a rd -P a c k a rd Land C o m p a n y, In c o rp o ra te d , S a n fo rd , Florida Some Day You’ll be Glad to Even Hear of a Chance to Buy a AT A PRICE PER ACRE BASED ON YIELD PER ACRE P rice T o d a y T o r T e r m s $3 0 0 FOR TEN FOR ACRES -T E N __ _ ACRES Every Purchaser of*a trret of land at Volusia Farms wishing to quit Within One Y ea r from completion of his pay­ ments, can have his Money back in full with 6 per cent in­ terest, added, upon the only condition that the farm is deeded back to us. W e will write this in your contract History is repeating itself in Florida. Thous­ ands of people are coming into this State. Every new settler adds value to the land. Every month sees prices advance. Wholesale tracts are now at the price it was formerly possible to buy a£ retail. Not a decade ago land around Sanford was sold for $2.50 an acre. Today, unimproved lands readily sell ■ *. - - ■Is.' • •*i fofr $200 an acre— improved lands for $1,500. The man with a few thousand dollars to in­ vest ought to investigate Florida’s Volusia Farms. The man wishing to cultivate a citrus grove "from the ground up,';* should investi­ gate Florida's Volusia Farms.- The man with enough money to help him •over the in itial. period of settling in a new section and wish­ ing to engage in diversified farming, will find at Volusia Farms all that he requires in the way of soil, climate, transportation and recre­ ative opportunities provided by river, woods and lakes. | W Why not be one with the making of history? Why not buy your Florida Volusia Farm this season at this season's price? As soon as the limited number of $30 per acre farms are sold, the price w ill advance to $35— and every new settler will add value to the land. * l f you can­ not cultivate your land now?-buy- and hold until you are ready. If you do not want to farm, buy for investment— buy now. ■4»' f *’ -t _ _ « ‘‘ * The Howard-Packard Land Company has never advised or urged the purchase of any of its lands sight unseen. We have sufficient confidence in the lands we handle to know they w ill bear personal inspection. We also like to meet prospective purchasers face to face. We like to talk with them— we like you to talk with the many contented settlers we have located in Florida. . The better you know us, the more confidence you have in what we say and in what we do. Therefore."if you carif possibly arrange it, come here and make per­ sonal inspection. v • Homeseekers’ excursions leave northern and central points January 3 and 17; February 1 and 15; March 1 and 15. T ic k e t s to San­ ford are good for* tw elve days. These six excursions are run at a tim e' when San­ ford is at her best. The celery, is beintf mark­ eted. - Thé Soil is yielding of its wealthy Come here then you’ll see for yourself whether the claims made for Sanford soil are true o r un­ true. Then, if you prefer to buy in the Celery Delta proper, we’ll be glad to have you inspect our Eureka and Black Hammock lands. You can have our booklet, “ Resources of Volusia Farms,” by writing for it. This illus­ trated booklet describes the famous tract in details Tells you a Jot about Florida you don’t now know. It contains a map showing you the exact location of ^the^Farms; ibtf-acopy of our liberal Contract for Deed wherein you are protected in every possible way— wherein you are given every opportunity to make good, iryoU want to give up within one year from completion of your payments, you can get your money back. W e Invite Y o u r E n q u iry for Booklet or W e W ill Cheerfully A n sw e r Individual Letters. . 4 .- _ ” ■ % * Address Plainly: ■ ’ f* T~: " ~ ' - H ow ard-Packard Land Company Inc. Peoples Bank Building Mr. B. A . Howard. President of UthfiJlQward-Pftcknrd Land Corn| puny, Sanford, spent a week in Chicago during the recent Land | Show. “ It was surprising," he •a...Herald-reporter. ..‘'to. know the immense interest now b e i n g taken in Florida. Of course, being in the’land business I here; 1 knew a large-num ber o f -* - people were interested in this State, but the week spent at the iaicalTjy a re­ Land Show was prut velation. The vast attention now given to Florida can only mean one thing— that the prosent price for land must speedily advance, especially In the case of land around settled communi­ ties like that o f Sanford W l - - -------- Orlando. ‘T h e nearer land is situated to a settled community the more -valuable that land is from an economic standpoint over that of land further away,- even though both be equally blest withnatural advantages., Therefore, 1 look forward to the near future whoa our best lands will hqve - SANFO RD. FLORIDA ¥ their selling price m ore hearty approximate t h e i r poductive value per-acre. “ What did I think o f the ShowT” “ It was fine. It Was worth millions of dollars from an edu­ cational point or view, To“ state in print that a thousand dollars have been received for an acre 6f this o r th a t is m o t so convins ing as actually showing the class ~' 1 * — *i * * o f goods that an acre Florida exhibits and exhibitors received a great deal of attention but I think the Florida exhibits k could liave been .more numerous and complete. �SANFORD, THE WONDERFUL C O M M IS S IO N CAR L,OT DISTRIBUTORS We want your crop and will offer special K. ' f t An Orlando Scribe Writes Abdut the Celery Delta M ERCHANTS U. C. Keller o f the Reporter-Stbe win* a visitor to the city on Monday and the fol­ lowing article expresses h i» views on the great Sanford section: inducements M U R-R-TL L L ,—Resident M anag1 — Having been-offeretlon-tiUJomttbil* trip to Sanford by that prince o f good fellows, Seth Woodruff, who is not only interested in thp cattle Industry o f Orhnge county, but has garden land in the celery delta on which splendid crops are now being raised, the temptation to see the "cclory delta" in full crop was too alluring to re­ sist and an extended visit of investiga­ tion proved very enjoyable. t SAN FO RD . FLO R ID A P e rio d ic a ls When it is remembered that only a few years ago the entire area now In celery, lettuce, cauliflower, cabbage, potatoes. onions, etc., was one vast hammock, over­ grown with cabbage palmettoes and Scrub palms’ ilnd oaks, the transformation seems almoat impossible. On every hand gangs o f workmen are to be fouadL'clearing new land, plowing for the first time, get­ ting ground in shape for planting, put­ ting out planta o f various kinds, or per­ haps putting 1b new systems of irrigation, all seemingly .Intent on capturing that at-' mighty dollar said to be so easily over­ taken in the vicinity of Sanford. Hun­ dreds of acres o f beautiful lund arc being put in shape for their first erdp, whijd seen In utmost every field passed could be seen, sack after sack o f commercial fertilizer, rendy to be given to the hungry growing crop«. True, Sanford promoters are willing to^ swear by her soil, water Stationery C IG A R S and T O B A C C O C O LD and H O T D R IN K Ö ^ "n C fe CÌTEAM Wholesale and Retail SANFORD, FLO RID A PHONE 109 To Think of New Furnishings For Your Home . EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE. QUEENSWARE OUR B A R G A IN AND STOVES CO U N TER Jiatl jd lm ate _aa crop .I'nnluccrB.JiuLupnii. huve ever contended that a crop fit for ihe northern market can be raised with­ out fertilizer. A fter being shown Celery avenue and having the ingenious system of irrigation and drainage, used by all successful truckers, thoroughly explained by Mr. Woodrufl, a ride through the west ero section in the handsome car o f his brother, Mr. Frank 1* Woodruff and a trip around the belt line tendered by Mr. A .T . Rossctter, one o f the builders and owners of the Sanford & Everglades Railroad and tiie Sanford Traction Co., rounded out one ui the most enjoyable days ever spent in the state, Mr. Rossctter und his associates huve done much for Sanford and the celery delta. Besides putting in this elegant little railroad Bysteui,' tiiey have ditched and [Hit on the mnrkct hun­ dreds Of ucres of land that is making and will make this section of th e -sta te famous. On the car going out, leaving Sanford about 3 p. in., were between sixty and seventy scIhw I children, wlw were brought in every morning ai the county’s expense und taken back home every afternoon, tiie authorities being satisfied it is much cheaper and better than maintaining schools in tiie country for these pupils, who now have the advantages of a fine corps of teachers’ und one of the hundsomest public school buildings in the state. J u st a c ro s s th e s tr e e t Rand B u ild in g Married or Single. Have a Home or a Good Safe Investment. The Markham Park Addition O n the O rlan d o road just two from street car line blocks Thirty - B eautiful Lots Just been laid out and graded. N o w read lome. ( N o place li streets With such men as A. T. Rossctter, A. P. Connelly. Geo. 1!. FernuLL George K. Cal­ houn, ii. H. Chappell. J. N. Whitner, For­ rest Lake, W. D. H olden, Frank L. Wood­ ruff, R. J. Holly and many others who are always anxious and willing to show you over tills great farming section, not with the idea of selling you a farm,¿>ut solely to show the wonderful advantages o f this great vegetable growing district, the rapid growth of Sanford and surround­ ing territory is cusily explained, and with that push and shove displayed by so many of ber leading citizens a much greater and more rapid advancement may tie looked for In tiie future. An Opportunity to r no roe seeker a Much _iu («rest is m u iU fu iadlu iLe work now under way on the properly at the southeast corner of Celery and Sanford avenues, under the direction o f representa­ tives o f tiie Bowman Realty Company, of Huntington. W. Vu.. who are opening up a plan of choice residence lots for the Realty Trust Company, present owners o f t lie property. Local real estate men have centered their energies, to a great degree, In the effurt to sell farm lands and' have met with much encouragement, but have, more or less, overlooked the provision or residence sites for tbe wago-corner of Sanford. The opening of "Celery Avenue Addition" (the name by which the abovementioned property will be designated), will afford Uie homeseeker os well as the investor an opportunity to secure most desirable property, at reasonable prices and on easy terms. Mr. Partridge, reproeeutiug the Bowman Realty Company, is making headquarters being oee me at once. It don t cost notn ing to look and get your choice. Some lots shaded with oaks and some witli orange trees. N o w is the accepted time See M e at O n ce , and Save M oney NoUce t a t t i MASH SI*. U.».HAfTt>»r'. Is a |)crmnncnt, durable and sani­ tary covering for'floors adapted for use in residents or for any interior where oil cloth or lincolcum would ordinarily be used* _ I t will last Tor years and is. absolutely water proof, will not absorb grease" o f the drip­ ping in the kitchen. From a sani­ tary point step in advance of oil cloths a q j^ a jjicr f l o o r i n g r - f a i l i L , s with, the canvas backing which is absorbent and forms a lodging place for germs. J u $ t 4 0 c . Yard.. Como in and Exam ine Salt and Fro9h W ater Flstr Now Is The Tim e T o Buy Impi • ed “ Ready to Plant” Sanford Celery Farms can be bought for .the next thirty days for less money than have Sanford farms to sell. Burbank nor Celery City ever again. We Not Largo, Taft, but Sanford. one H.. H. C H A P P E L L ’S Real Estate Agency Free Voting Coupon TI i Ib is a separate vote fro m - the nominating coupon. As many may be sent in each week for each contestant as can be collect«! This coupon entitles to 25 votes in The Herald’s Popularity contest. This coupon must be in office by Wednesday 5 P.JM., of each week. , Nomination Coupon The first one of these coupons sent in for each contestant entitles them to 1,000 free votes. Only one of these coupons will he allowed to each contestant. I nominate Mr. Mrs. or M is s ................................................... os a candidate in The Herald’s contest. Nominated by The registration books o f the d t y o f San­ ford w ill be open from 0 a. m , Jan. 2nd. that tr eoupou be,used, it will—fir Room No. 1. F IR S T S T R E E T Garner-W oodruff Bldg. A ll those desiring lo vo te iti tiie com­ ing city election should see that they are properly registered. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . ■■ ■-. R. C. Maxwell. Clerk. J ------- cilitate matters to send one for each contestant Under no circumstances w ill the nominator’s name be divulged. The Herald Contest Manager. �January 13. 190 SAWfORP llW AU t BÄä5ä ! 0 • V # • 9 P l b w I ng_ wells are # guaranteed. Drainage • sure. Num erous B o u - J ilovardSi v V d r uoy 0 i a u v u 1 and em u graded' diiòhed, traverse this § property g w m ------------- — /I 1 1 4Ûi n TV 1j1 lidQkU 1 L c l e r v i/ci li I • :a Belt Lm 0 • 3 x — ____ :______ 0 • ! Lots In P A L M V IL L A J sold on easy term s g P A L M . TEN Only three and one-half m i 1 e i from Sanford, on hard au r f a c e d T h e moat beautiful, g most highly Improved, - } and Hobest of all lin- g oleared land In the Celery Delta 0 H A M M O C K ROUND * •* TRIPS i • F a r m s In P A L M H A M M O C K sold on easy term s DAILY 1 The Sanford and g Everglades R. R will run freight V. train» and street • :au a direct xhxuugh. v Palm Hammock g with aide tracks A every half mile for w tpneea will coon ^ a d v a n c e mireriilly----0 Buy a town lot in Z PALM V IL L A aBBaSoBBa • • !0 ‘0 0 g J - w t fjH W je r See J E S S AM I N E PARK 10 aerea of stately Palma, Majestic Oaka and fragrant Yallow Jeaaamine an eiquisite »pot untramm Palm Hammock g it being settled by f Frequent a g r e e t car service brings churches, theatres and shop# to your a very high class of p e o p l e . A home here insures you good neigh- V J N g Rural Free Delivery mail servke. Convenient school privilege for your children ^ J N g g Young Men of Sanford buy a PALM HAM M OCK Farm or you will live - — 3 to regret Itu_. Buy to-day,__Come and see me. r ■ ■u m 1 N % nI r 41 ' n m P •;■ !I I ' P ■ ‘ First National Bank Building T h e ra Is no b e l t e r . safer Investment than 0 selected real estate. • SANFORD FLORIDA # Im proved trtmsporta } tlon Is th e ~ fo re ru n n e i g of Increased v a lu e s . �TME SANTORD HERALD In th e Circuit Court, Seventh Judíelo Circuit, O ra n te cou nty. S ta te o f C. M, .HAM ILTON DENTIST * * ui'iJi,0* lhB «loption of Fred W, Wilmott, Jj. » 1by J. W. Wllm.lt and „ „ , . T Ph on e-355 Notice--- ---- ■*,- - W W L <ivM* th#t J w. Wltmott A* D. 1011, or am ioon efter at the to the Honorable Minor St'.Igiff*VÜj1*?.0* H1* ClraiU Court, 7tli Juülclnl w wti£L P orW,f for *h* adoption by u< of I'ml W. Wllrtiott, a minor, a* our child and heir-at-law. ÍAMu W. W tunny, ^ T c n y Clerk, tre a s u re r. A ssessor. Kootn 13 Pico Building *v, SANFORD, FLORIDA N o tic e o f A pplication fo r Tax Deed Under S ection 8 o f C hapter 4888. L a w s o f Florida --Notice is hereby given that W. B. French and M. W. LOVELL. DENTIST Welbom Block Sanford, Florida DR. Blk. U. Mitchell a Survey of Lavy Grant, assesseil In the narnepf Unknown Owner. „ ,C»rt-4f 3, dated JulyJ . 19M I Lots 23 and 24, Blk. D/Mltchell's Survey of Levy Grant, assessed f t * w iy i' i j ' vTi - -- ■____ mvself e candidate- for the offlee of nlA. Trtsxuirr and Assessor. A dUren of 8an23nMitnuou»ly since 1880.1havei been actively KrtiUnl with hersvery Interest. That I am cotnut rot sad esn serve acceptably a* Clerk, Treassnd A w e «'* I have no misgivings. Intimate ¡m*lnt*Dcr wlih the history, ptrogresa end high fa s of the Sanford of today give me good form end ¡S ms u be useful In substantial way*, along with 373. dated Juivglr IliUO^i r ‘A .iU .M » 4«U , MltAell's Surrar-t# tF V y Cram, iiTsessnl In the name or Mrs. M. E. Hicks. ^ Cert. 374, dated July 3, 1905: Lou 31 ond 32, Blk. D, MltcbeU'a Survey of Levy Grant, assessed In the name of Mrs. M. E. Hicks Cert 377, dated July 3 , 1903: Lou 65 ami 66. ! Florida Fruits DR. R. M. MASON S. U r ranch of Knoxville, Tenn., purchasers of tax certificate* named below has Bled raid certificate* In my office and h at made application for tax deed to luue In accordance with law. Said certificates embrace the following described property situated In Oramtecounty, Florida, to-wlt: dated June 3. 1907: Lot 8, Blk. D. Mitchell s Survey of Levy Grant, assesaed in the name of E. If. Palmer. „.Cert. 432, dated June 3. 1907: Lula 21 and 22, In the name of Mrs M L lllcka. SHIPPERS OF DENTIST Ofliee; H in « BWg. over Woodruff’s Store General Insurance Agents W. E. HOUSHOLDER DENTIST ■kÿiw» 23, 24 and 23, Pico Bldg “ SANFORD, FLORIDA ’Phone 41 F L ó x in rK * — ^ / I n T T j' r b. DICKINSON & -DICKINSON Attorney* at Law d, Florida Sonrord.* Florido cording to law, tax deeds will Issue thereon on the For M arshal. Slit day of January, A. D. 1911. laiooone* my candidacy for re-election a* Mar- ' Witness my oficial signature and seal this the 30lh day of December. A. D. 1910. ¿ T l propose fo make the race solely , nn my lira i] • B. M. Rootwrrt. nrord Jam notthrtandldnleof any clique. I Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County, Florida. •dkit the support of the voters on my merit*. 20-4t By M A, llowaro, D.C. Respectfully. __ green w . sm ith . .- Marshal and Collector. In C ircu it Court, 7th Judical Circuit o f -. F lo rid a In and fo r Orange County I hereby announce my candidacy Tor the offlee of Imhil and Collector for Sanford at the coming The Peoples Bank of San-' ford, a corporation organ­ ItjelrrtMi ■ .. ised and existing under the laws of the state of w. A. TILL1S. Florida vs. The Flotldu l-sr.d and De­ SANFORD LO D G E S velopment Co., a corpora- The O N L Y bank in Sanford that INSURES EVERY D O LLAR DE­ POSITED A G A IN S T LOSS from any and all causes. : : : : O STEO PA TH IC PHYSICIAN Office (Jtimer-WoodfufT Building K e «id a n o a £ lS .M s g n a lla Avfcnue Office Hour*;' 0 to 12: 3 to Ï — Other hour* by apimlntment Florida Notice of liutitutlon ol Suit by attach­ ment. ANDEW JOHNSON — M. G. T. Building. • BANK OF SANFORD ~o n d ^ riip lircciH ie* your patronage t Practice* In Stale and Federal Court*. ItMti every Monday nt 7:30 p. tn.. over Imperial hrstrt. W. P. Stone, N, G. - W. S. Daldww. See y. PEO PLES ------- ON ERS —— - ' ~ Prompt Service Polite Service Accurutc Service ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Sanford Loose No. 27, 1. 0 . O. T. TH E r FOUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits Phone 248 Safety Deposit Boxes for rent Mainale Chapter No. 2 ,O rder ta a te r n S tar Uttti rvrry iiw n d and fourth Friday In moniti. Everyone who hAi >e«n hU Star In the Foil aro arilally Invltnt to viali the chapter. _j * GEO. A. DeCOTTES ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at - Cashier Practice in Stole and Federal Courts f. 0. t:, Celery City Aerie 1833 Martinet Brit and third Tuesdays In every month. Hill la Wetlioio- Block, third floor. Welborn Block P|t»cnlx Lodge No. 5. K. or P. " . Sanford. Fla HAND B R O TH E R S THOMAS EMMET WILSON MsstS second nod fourth Tuesdays. Vlsltli always welcome. P. E. Hutchinson. C. Ä ts S Frank. K. K. and S. ATTO RNEY AND COUNSELLOR A T -L A W genford Lodge, No. 62, r. L A. M. L IV E R Y , F E E D and Lute State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida . Residences, Sanford and Sylvan Lake C. V. Spencer. Master: J. C. En imi tiger, Beeretsry. Commun ration every Brit and Jhlnl Thurs4*jiit T:3tlp m Visiting brothers welcome. Harness and Wagons kftJos or Application T o r Tax Deed Under Section 8 o f~ C h a p te r~ 4 8 8 8 , L. G. STRINGFELLOW JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Laws o f F io r f^ fe Kstlm Is berths s l V i that W. B. and S. M. heath of Knoxvill* TeiiV purchasers of Tax O r tAcitrs Nos 45g and 4fflF dated the 3rd, day of Js m A. D 1907, have filed sold certificate In my and have made application for Tax Deed to •sas la aac-onlanoc with law. Said certificates manor the following described property situated Is (hues County, Florida, to-wlt: Cart 453—Inti Hto To, blk. D. Milchrir* Survey -of Levy ufUl Csrt453-Loti 42 to 46. Blk. D. Mitchell* SurwytgUvy Grant. /Tksukflxnd leing assessed at the date of the ¡mnao* of such certificate* In the name of UnL**e* Owner. Vxless said Certificate aball be redeemod abM U lolsw. Tax Deed will issue thereon on the Utkasy of F ebruary, A D 1011. ,.!*?*** ¡“ T uJh:t»l signature and aeal thla the JltkAos iAJanuary, A T D 'iO ll. Blacksmithlng and Horseahoaing Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged HEAVY HAULING AND CONTRACTING NOTARY rtJBUC Dissolution Notice Office in City Hall The luirtiicrhhip lierciofore existing l>ctweon K. R. Murrell anti J. B. Willis un­ der the name o f "The Boston” store has J A. Thom pson h a * opened o m e a l 11:j t day been dissolved by mutniii cun m arket at the c o rn e r o r SaitTord Ave. sent. and Third s tre e t and w a n ts t o see his A ll biUs due The Boston will be pay­ old cu sto m ers and new on es E very­ able to K. R. Murrell ond the said J. B. th in g In Florida and W e s te rn m eats. W illis is hereby released from all obliga­ tion of said partnership. The business to bo conducted In ihefuture under the name of the Boston oml by the said K. R. Mur­ S II. Roewawi, Circuit Court, Orange County. Florida. rell. i K. R. M umhei.i . ” RH ONE NO. 40. * J. B. W il l is . ' O R LA N D O . . F L O R ID A 11 H. E. TO LAR M M. SMITH. H. R. STEVENS. President Vice-President LAW Shoe Repairing By Machinery | 1 *t * * J Quicker, Neater and Better than the Old W ay £ Same Man but New Location Just Try. Me and See No. 113 W . h rs t Street, ÌNext Door to W o od ru ffs Store tA 7A D E , THE TUNER, Jan. A, 1011. SANFORD, iLlÖRIDA Wsda W ill Pay Phon« Toll on All Ganulna Orders H ea tin g -S to ves D rin k a B o ttlo of H ave your beater put up now. The cold is coming. Be prepared. We have f LOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS a largo stock of wood beating stoves also gas and oil beater, riiofioo. H. Ternnld Hardware Co. . . 2 »lf AOENT JACKSONVILLE TLOjfAL COMPANY L. H. T E M P L E Phone IG6. lifts and Oak Ave. Special Offering in Feriis. Floral Desitfas to‘ Order S an ford, Florid a G IN• G E R A L E • OR S O D A W A\T E R r ~ ~ 1-26-10-1/ _ , -----------Manufactured-witb-fa»«Mli*liU4Ml-waU«— UM*y-wiU-pr«v«m dl»M*«*r«M---------digestion and give you health J. D. PARKER, Prop Room ond B oard IM * » « $1.50 Per D ay Plumbing and Í D1L 0*»k of Cltrui F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK County, Florid*. Special Rata by tha Week j - awi tiu iiu v A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention and Best Efforts inietti * Phone 230 CIPPO*'tc City Hall ■atu*U n | of The Florida Land nnd T Henry McLaulin JEWELER aTg'rotardUte A v srcpayment, n u ° sands aall O F SANFORD, FLA . a ‘ìt. Uluf< furti«, Soulhrrn Dia ulet of B * T h o S a n fo rd C o c a C o la B o ttlin g C o ., S a n fo rd , F la Sanford Library H . RAND. Praald.nl R. F O A E T E R , a s h la r ______________ Only National Bank In Orange County Funds Protected by Burglary Jnauranco Safaty Dapoalt Boxaa for Rant ORGANIZED 1887 M Y SPECIALTIES Ä QEO. F E R N A L D , Vloa-Praa. R. P . W H IT N E R , Aaat. Caahlsr w 1ä btesent* their “ L claim* !!!1> !!Iduly VS oadmlgoed 4or allowance on Plckard’a Hand-Painted China 1.1911, oa per order of court a, ' cLmm A Development Co. Gorham’s Sterling Silver Rogers* Plated Ware Elgin ond Waltham Watches ROOM 20 ALL GOODS GUARANTEED Upstairs, Pico Block 31_Count y J u égerG t«te-«f BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES FROM » M UF TO t il. rOR NEW Boi «71 F U “ *7 time i will SMANIBAROCR Open Tu e sd a ys 4 to 6 p. m T H E M. & R. S T O R E And ICE CREAM PARLOR ii . «# Ice Cream Furnished m Pints, Quarts and Gallons AND Stationery, Confeotlopcrv and Periodicals of all Kinds ■yatpntays"4 to *»p. m. gers W e l c o m e lJLM firs t Street ,»> u a w »w v »* w w _____________— w v u s v » * S H H u » s v k * * a u * v u M » » » » w s w a» H a u ! 1 TV f ’ " iff (1 al jy �1100 1901 0.2ÌAJ lau 11.000 S c ï « ï Mr C M 1 d isc o u n t fur c a tti - itmMCatftlfrrnl ; 123.858 181,788 Ir* 50. 60 ar 90 dar» inet on X ,parnienU la cm* of **ci nr« I « d m d»*d la c m * p( drtih u tract. TTTU! BOND fc CÜAÄWrtZ CC Ynttf lr«n ge Incrtue 1I8JH Our Policy: Conoorvatlsm, Reliability, Progressiven*«» ond Courteou» Trootmont Number 50 8ANFORD, FLORIDA. JA N U A R Y 13, 1911 $25 down-that’s all Q ■■■ ns g a a cda a l a l a a m u m n n n n n u a ,- * n ■■«■■ * $ ! .v- .m s x s - ~ ~ ~ — - - - ^ — ^ »g ^ a a C g f f l B S f f v .~ . $10monthiy-Th«,!*, --- ------- * Sanford Vegetable Growers Are Making Large Profits on Theta Lettuce Crop This Season. ■ ,» (t ■ * , f , It is nothing unusual to hear of single acres that net from $500 to $1200 per acre — The other crops are bringing prices in proportion. The general-outlook for Celery Delta Farm ers are brighter this very minute than they have been for m any seasons. * dP Wow is the Time for You to Buy Vegetable Farms O n e o f our at $150 an an acre on our very easy system o f pay­ ments. T h e increased profits as shown this season by the growers will have a great ef­ fect in increasing the price o f land, and if you want to do business in the vegetable line in Florida^ ' You Had Better Purchase One of Our Farms Before the price is increased by the natural development o f this section and the attend ant success o f our growers. Title Bond and Guarantee Companys Farm s are situated on original transportation, are well drained, the soil is excellent and the community is in a flourishing condition. Fourteen Families Have Moved to Monroe — — — ---------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ■ -------------- Since we put this division o f Celery Farm s on the market. W e are buildin houses every day, breaking new land and planting crops o f various kinds the effect o f making all the land in tl new If You Are Interested W rite to us about Florida Real Estate. W e have all kinds of land chicken firms, winter homes and vegetable farms. suitable for Our Terms Are the Best Offered by Any Firm In Sanford same quality, and the quality is such that it will produce anything that will grow anywhere We Give You Six Years In Which to Pay for Your Farm and “ Charge you no interest on the deferred payments. Write for Our Book Showing Our System of Irrigation and Vegetable Culture. It is Free - & - G U A R A N TE E - COM PANY Sanford, Florida, U. S. A. ir T T T T T T T s fÄ fN in ö lR ffl n aga□bb b B iia i $10 monthly-'^'* �Orange County Fair, February 7th to 11th. I N S A N F O R D — Lit* la Worth Llolng !••?£Va *-' i- number 28 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 20.1911 AROUND FLORIDA INSTALLATION QF OFFICERS L o ca l Camp W. 0. W. Install O ffice rs T o r th e Y e a r 1911 (de «lierai N e w » o f " T h e Land The Woodmen o f the World, and the Woodmen Circle of Sanford, held a Joint of F lo w e rs. installation o f officers Wednesday even­ ing January 11th, in the Masonic Hall. t liiifn FROM IDE STATE PRESS The hall was prettily decorated overhead With W. O. W „ colors, red white and blue. The Circle colors, lavender and' An Epitome of the Week’» M ott lm- green. Were also used in decorating'the partant Happenings In the em :_jtate's Domain. Tbli week (he straw berry aeaton opened vfth the shipment from this section o f •bout BOO quarts o f berries, which were •old in the Northern markets at 75 cents « r quart. Six of the refrigerators went j jh U e three,/fAra 'skippedfrom the local platform, s ttp , meats will be made from this-point three times a week until about tw o weeks from aow, when the season will be on In full blast and thousands o f quarts w ill be joins out dally, continuing until about Hay 1.—Lakeland News. During the year 1910 there were fortyjive substantial buildings erected in New several thousand dollars, and only a few of them cost under 81,000. .Besides these new buildings erected, several buildings hive been remodeled-and added to, some — of these improvements coating 81.000 or more. Last year was a prosperous one for New Smyrna and the growth ' during 1911 may exceed that o f 1910. Let us hope so and work for IL— N ew Smyrna Breeze. • The Kissimmee Gazette has Just re­ ceived the renewal from the county com­ missioners of BOO subscriptions to the taper distribution in the North. This is the most profitable publicity, when the . general welfare la considered, that has yet been deviled. It m ay not reach so many people as advertising in papers of large circulation, but It fetches more,—Turn pa Times. James O'ilrien, foreman o f a force of men engaged in (treat grading in Pen ­ sacola found a quantity o f Silver coin, which was unearthed by the workmen digging down the the street. The money was [n <|miners mid dollars, and had the appearance of Having recently been placed In a Imle, evidently secreted by some person who had gained it by dis. honest means and was afraid o f detection. The money was gathered up by the workmen. : J. H. Campbell, o f Kingston, has a hen that holds the record for large eggs, or rather for the number o f yolks contained, (tabic yolk eggs are not uncommon and the aloretaid hen had been laying eggs with two yolks, for some tim e post, but she recently went -ooa better .ami dejj posited in the basket an egg os large as a goose egg which It was found contained three yolks. ........ Robbed on The Highway As Mrs. Marsh was returning to her home ou Markham Heights about seven edock last Monday night she was a t­ tacked by a bold highwayman Just be­ yond Tenth street. He sfruck her from behind probably with . a sandbag and after a desperate struggle snatched her Pocketbook containing |15 and made Ji esrape. MrsiUaTiiiinnaednuely gave the alarm but her assailant bad disappeared and has not as yet been apprehended. The high weeds along this P»rt of Tenth street make an eyoellent Wsce for such a robbery to occur and either the residents o f this section .will 1» obliged to carry Winchesters or the' dty should wake up and clear o ff these vacant lots and charge it to the property owners. A pock o f good blood hounds greatly facilitate the capture of ’ * " • * “ hold-up“ men who come to Florida shout this time of the y e a r .1 Tried to steal The Herald Some bold, bad burglar raised a w io■ -J * °* The Herald building last Monday “ ght and gained an entrance. H e open­ ed the back door In order to make a* get, * ,y ,nd while sorting over the money * sod checks was disturbed by Mr. Stevens, wbo noticed that the back door was open ^ h « * * the intruder Inside. Mr. ~ -**y sa L -m B rm teak aa^nfflaar « r A white - (he burglar m ad« good his * « P e . If he took anything w e have Ü ***** missed I t v‘ —■ , Commercial Out» Election „ ,1 _ members and those who wish to ■* members o f the Commercial Club Attend the m eeting at the City 1« a t Monday n igh t Jan. 23. Elec- j™ Those on the reception committee were Dr. J. N. Robespn, J | . H ^ P s flb Q d y ,X _ E , Milteer, Mrs. II. H. Chappell and Mrs. O. B. Singletary. About one hundred and tw enty-five were present. The Woodman Drill Team wero in , _ him and a f lir rn^i&iVng^flStfhcf^Tlid* marcked him out. The Circle then took charffTand installed the officers. T. W. Mitchell of Jacksonville in the chair. The officers elect marched in mnklng a pretty picture; as they formed a semi­ circle around the stump. A fter a few remarks from the installing officer, tiie officers took their (obligations; after which eacluifficex i u PrUPCCJLUlCX. was escnrlwl to the installing chair, and given a short review o f her duty and with a badge of Iter office. A t theefoseof die installation Mrs. J. D. Parker made a short address of welcome. Next came the installation o f the W. O. W.. with officer Mitchell in the chair, who obligated them and presented each with his respective badge of. office. Tiie officers were briefly addressed by the Council Commander, J. J. Dickinson, after which followed the banquet and an excellent menu was served, the following young ladies assisting; Misses Sadie Williams, Ruth Mcttlnger, Lucca. Chappell and Margaret Davis. Excellent music was rendered during the entire evening. A fter the banquet a box of fruit, cake and other good things was sent to the orphanage at Enterprise. The following are the newly elected officers for the ensueing year. The Circle officers as follows; Mrs. T, M. Williams, Fast Guardian; Mrs. John D. Parker, Guardian; Mrs. Edgar Diggers, Adviser; Mrs. W. H. Williams, Banker; Mrs. John D. Jlnktns. Clerk; Mrs. H. H. Hill. Chaplain; Mrs.. O. B. Singlctnry, Inner Sentinel; Mrs. Mary Hootchan, Outer Sentinel; Dr, J. N. Robeson, Physician; G. R. Calhoun, M. -F .. Fountain__and___Edgar Diggers Managers. W. O. W. new officers as follows: J. J. Dickinson, Council Commander; W. H. Underwood. Adviser Lieutenant; T. J. Miller, Banker; Dr. J. N: Robeson. Physi­ cian; J. W. O. Singletary, Conductor; F. E. Milteer, Manager; II. H. Peabody, Inner Sentinel; A . N, Brady, Outer Sentinel und G. K. Calhoun. Clerk. ■PMlUTOCjirip^lng,,: M Early M orn ing Fire Sanford citizens w ere disturbed in their slumbers ubout four o'clock Monday morning by the fire alarm. The Bothnmly house at the intersection of Park avenue and Tenth Street had caught on fire and gained considerable headway before the department arrived on the scene. Some delay was caused by the hose company and water pressure and despite the gallant fight made by the volunteers -lhfl. upper part of the house was destroyed and the entire structure will probably liave to be rebuilt. Tiie bouse was occupied hy the Noel and Llpe fam ilies and while most o f the furniture was remove«! many articles were destroyed. The origin o f the fire is unknown and occurred at a time when a quick response o f the volunteers was almost Impossible but their good work after they arrived is to he commended. ’ . THE PIANO CONTEST Candidates A re G ettin g Ready F o r A W arm Cam paign The candidates in The Herald Popular­ ity Contest afo getting ready to make a hot fight and expect to.get In with both feet next week. *n>e subscription list I* open for the candidates and you can get a line on those who already take the pa­ per. A renewal means a jarge number o f votes, and even if you cannot get a new subscriber go after a renewal Sev­ eral out o f town candidates expect to grt busy next week and the Sanford girls must get busy to keep the prizes at home. Following is the positions this week: MU» MDdrwi PW tw .............................. Ml»» Jet»le Sluraon.................................. Cnmrron City Church............ ................. i -----........................................ 0,725 2,775 2,000 1;3ZJ Mr». J. B. Strykrr....... ...............; ....... Mis* Battle William*............................ 11Lih School........................................... Ml** Alice Robtain*...... MU* Lucille Richard*............................. 1,500 1.150 1.075 -k025 1.025 Mr*. Mabel Johnson................. ; ___ 1,000 . otrr or town Mn. Florence E. KInner. Ovelilo.......... . 2,050 MU» Helen Rowland............................ 1.000 A R are O pportunity A t 9:30 o'clock next Tuesday morning, dirfr<Hh,- Tire Ptrw i mrrrftwth y -OorapnTTyr real estate developers o f Huntington, W. Vn., and Lexington, Ky., will open San­ ford's first auction talc of building lots. Celery Avenue Addition, tho property to he sold has only recently been opened. Streets have been graded and sucli Im­ provements made ns were necessary to make the property n most attractive prop­ osition. Close in three minutes' ride or twelve minutes' walk from the postofficc, near schools and churches on the Sanford Traction Company's line, bbuAded by two hard roads. Celery and Sanford Avenues, and deeds so restricted that no person of African birth or descent may buy or re­ side therein, Celery Avenue Addition (rids fair to become Sanford's most desirable residential section. The present local force of the Bowman Realty Company, Messrs. Partridge and Taft, will be augmented by Major Tbeodore«f\ Combs, tiie south's most entertain­ ing auctioneer, who will arrive on the 20th, and lator by Mr. Bowman. Arrangemhots have been made whereby free street car truns|>ortution will be fur­ nished rill desiring to attend ths sale. In addition to the entertainment fe a ­ tures—daylight fireworks, band concerts, etc.,— two choice lots and m any valuable cosh and merchandise prizes will be given away to those in attendance. Investors, as wrM as horocseekers, doubtless will avail themselves o f this rare opportunly to purchase one o f San­ ford's clwirest building sites, at their own prices, nnd on easy terms. • • The sale will continue through Wedncsday. F o r th e Tired M o th e rs Tiirough tiie courtesy o f the railroad officials the Sanford W. C. T. U., lias been allowed to install a prettv little white crib bn a comer of the waiting-room, for lh^ convenience of thfi tired mothers and babies who so often are detained here for a space between trains. Such.cribs are in many other places, and only:,a woman wbo lias travelled -with two or three children and one o f (hem a baby in arms, can conoelve the rest that comes ol easing her arms, if only for a little while, und 'seelng'r'tIio baby cortltWCSbte and happy on clean white sheets, as contrasted with the dusty seals o f a ACROSS THE N ew R a ilroa d W ill Run T o M iam i A fter having practically completed the organization o f the A tlan tic Okeechobee and Gulf Railroad Company, H y C. Ferriot. Robert L. Riley and Hiram McElroy will make final arrangements for the preliminary survey o f the new road this week. The gentlemen Interested in this new railroad are all prominent citizens of this state and New Orleans. La., and they have been bnslly engaged for nearly a year in completing the arrangements for the organization o f the company to finance the project. On February 18, the gentlemen will ap­ ply to Han. Albert W._ Gilchrist, governor o f Florida,’ for letters, patent, Incorporat­ ing the company. Those applying are, Daniel A . Simmons, Francis U. McGarry, the Broward Land Company, A . H. West, Walter Graham, Robert L. Riley, H y C Farrlott, Hunter W. Kuiford. J. 0. Mc­ Pherson, E. EL West and W illiam S. Gordon. The principal offices o f the new rnilsojul .will J mi. Lu Torn pa. A IH L ilM U W lft. line will begin from a" point near the city o f Tampa, extending easterly through the counties o f Hillsborough, Polk, DoSoto, Lee. Pnlm Beach and Dade to a point near Miami, and a branch, beginning at Melbourne, in Brevard county, extending southwesterly through the counties of drevard, St. Lucie, Osceola, Desoto and Lee to a point near F t* Myers; a branch from that point extending northerly through the counties o f Lee, DoSoto, Manatee and Hillsborough to Tampa; a branch line beginning at Bassinger In Osceola county, and extending northerly to S t Cloud. The capital stock o f the company w ill be 81,000,000, and as much as will give the company 810,000 stock ul par for each mile of constructed road. The officers o f the new company will be Henry Clay Farriot, president; Robert H. Riley, first vice president; Walter Graham, second vice president; A. H. West, third vice president; Daniel A. Simmons, secretary; W. H Milton, treas­ urer nnd Francis Balding McGarry, gener­ al counsel. The books for the subscription o f -stock will be dpened within thirty days after the first organization meeting o f tho stockholders, which w ill, be held In the office o f the Florida’ T ru st' Company on the second Tuesday In March, 1011. Mr. Farrlott, who is a former newapajrer man, stated yesterday that (lie road would be built Just as soon as possible after the granting or the charter; that every tiling is now in readiness for* the preliminary survey, nnd that he wanted tiie people of Florida to know that lie and his associates meant ' business.— Times-Union. O rg a n izes L a d les' Chorus. Mrs. Homrighous has organized her pu­ pils in vocal music and oilier lovers of good musical work Into a ladies' chorus, which will meet with her every Friday afternoon from 3' to 4 o'clock for rehearsal. The ladies are anticipating a pleasant season's work and expect to give a con­ cert at the close o f the season. Mrs. Homrighous w ill be pleased to meet any j f the ladles Interested TiTJoTning tiie chorus, as it is the desire o f those already interested' that they have a targe car. chorus. Tiie little bod, with an* abundance of About twenty* five have already en­ linen, and sufficient money In hand to rolled and others expect to come in the have It cared for quite a while, were all next meeting. contributed in the most graceful spirit by the citizens o f Sanford. The W. C. T. U., Had a Good Tim e. will make the most upkeep o f this work A fter a fifteen-year separation W . A an especial feature o f their year’s Rurnohr and L. 11. Rumolir united again a c t iv it y .__________ ________ Th e Animal C o n fed era te Bell. W e cheerftiji/ comply with the request from the Daughters o f the’ Confederacy of Orlando to notioe their annual reception and ball, which they will g iv e in the A r­ mory in Orlando on Thursday night. Jan. 19. for tho purpose o f raising funds to help the Soldiers Home in Jacksonville, to assist feeble and needy soldiers and their w ives or widows, to care for the graved o f the soldiers buried in the Orcemetery and for other charitable - and went foe ■ camp hunt on the Wekivu with C. C. Leo. a A . Nolan, W. E r Lee, Miller and Hubbard. Tho party had m lolly good lim e. I> H. Rurnohr not being used to camp life was frightened at a bear and yelled: “Get up. Bill, and build a fire. No sleep for m e to­ night." Tho boys had a laugh on him. He wanted to go back to Michigan. Come out, boysl Lym an Rurnohr, the pool player, has gone bock north. A W ith css. S ta tem en t o f P o a to in o e R ec e ip ts There Is no surer Indication o f the growth and development of a town, than that shown by its Postofficc receipts. The Sanford postoffice under the able management o f Postmaster Chaa. F. Haskins, shows a very handsome In­ crease along all tines, except a Very ■fight decrease in registered matter for­ warded, being only thirty pieoes short, compared with the year )909. S talin ka which. *bwM._ he in terestin g -T h e H u n ters R etu rn worET reading for those watching the develop­ Messrs. Wakefield, WllUpms. E ld « , Sanford has almost always sent a dele­ ment and growth o f Sanford, a t furnished Spenoer, Davison and Holly spent several gation to this excellent entertainment, by the Postmaster, are h e re « 1th given. days of this week in Beck Hammock on and U is 00« Of the beat social events o f 10OU Jessup and succeeded In gettin g the n«»«nh at our lister a ly . The ladles Sak of ttamp* «to. 114,252.3A u n d ISSU Nu. money order» I plenty of docks, squirrel, etc. Spencer are trying to moke this year's ball an Amount roodrod. expects to start a book In n few days en­ especially fine one. the music will he bet­ Mooey ardor» paid *30.021.47 A »o a s t titled T h e Babes In The Woods o r. Lost ter than ever, and all things w ill be done No. reckslorad pteo «ü a p a lfá ftftd Upon Raging Jessup" which w ill prove to make the o c e u io a enjoyable to all wbo No. wgiswsdgtaw 1*9$ 31741most Interesting to UoUy and W illiam *, rsotivtu. «**• H ere th e R ea d e rs W ill Find a B r ie f H isto rica l S p rin g F lo w in g F o r H u rried R ea d ers A n Indiana man stopped kissing for a whole ycnr'on o wager o f J100. W e ll that mightn't bo so hard in particular port o f Indiana. A monument thirty fee t -tdgh.-~to the “ women o f (lie south" will be erectod in on the anniversary o f Jefferson tswHHtaasr' priate exercises. Judge Emory Speer will bo tho principal s p e a k «. The w ill bo appropriate and beautiful In design and w ildcost 810.000. Tho money was raised by public subscription by veterans. a A New York man has proposed to o girl 21 times, and is waiting in Jail to propoae Mre -gaod. ti mm. missed his calling. He ought tg apply his persistence to life insurance. The champagne Imports Into the U ni­ ted States show an Increase in 1010, and Indicate that It must have been a' good year for banquets also.* Objecting to the presence o f negro medical students - in tiie Government Hospital for the Insane, a hundred students of Georgetown nndGcorgo Wash­ ington universities luive refused to at­ tend lectures given by Superintendent o f the hospltnl, Dr. W illiam White. ■ . X - - - Mora than one hundred tiiousand, in­ cluding many Europeans, arc dead from ^ * the Bubonic plague in Manchuria and northern China. Railroad and other traffic is suspended. Not all the many millions given by all the Carnogles and Rockefellers w ill net a tithe o f the good that will be rendered Philadelphia's poor children and selfsupporting girls In the gilts of a $1,000,000 und a 200-acre farm near Philadelphia by Mrs. Elizabeth W. Garrett. A L on d o n tailor says that the trousers o f today will be the trousers 100,000 years hence. Maybe In style; but It is to bo liot^d the wearers will indulgo in an occassional change. • — — i*=A n Orlando prohibitionist gat drunk in Jacksonville and said he could buy any court in that city for 15 rents. Funny whut peculiar effect the Jacksonville atmosphere has on ’ ‘folks— Tampa Trib­ une. "1910 cotton exports worth 8530,000,000 ami exceeded by $00,000,000 the highest record heretofore made. A verage price was 14H cents". This i s ' tlte south'* prosperty epitomized. How suggestive is the name o f Robin, the fellow o f finance who robbed the Carnegie Trust Company in New York. One may w o o d « if ha adopted tho name with malice aforethought when he ab­ breviated his Scandinavian name o f Robinovltch. Montreal transportation company sold barrel unclaimed cold storage poultry for Charges.— Bnnei CPirtnfued a - body o f man. The Japanese are reported as disgustod with tiie plan o f tho government to pro­ vide only 840,090,000 for a n avy instead o f $250,000.000. And yet Uie Japanese wont peace. _ Enioylng th e Fishin g Judge M. F. Blake o f New York City ar- rived here Saturday to be with Commo— * dore To wen a few weeks.. They are en­ joyin g some fine bass fishing up the 6t. Johns. The Judge landed the record bass lo t Monday, a ten pounder. Mr, Blake has a son In the naval hospital at Pensa­ cola, in tiie medical deportment, and after * ■pending a few days there he hopes to return and enjoy some more fishing with the Commodore before returning to New York. S u n flo w e rs a t C am eron John Shinn brought some fine sun■lip»efs tn..Tha H erald -office ..th is.w eek and they reminded us o f olden times. John lives at Cameron City where most o l the population formerly resided In Kansas, and you can't separate a Jayh a w k « ' from his sunflowers any more than you can a Scotchman from his thistles. Sunflowers a n a fine crop for the chickens und seem to grow prolific«ily to Florida. !.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 13, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c240bc89a6e628a0c1411892dd1e3825.pdf 838718f4e2c0d489df416332a5f99b44 PDF Text Text 1100 1901 0.2ÌAJ la u 11.000 S c ï « ï Mr CM1 discount fur catti - 123.858 181,788 itm M C a tftlfrrn l ; Ir* 50. 60 ar 90 dar» in et on X , parnienU la cm * of **ci n r« I « d m d»*d la cm * p( drtih u tract. TTTU ! BOND fc C Ü A Ä W rtZ CC Y n t t f lr«n g e Incrtue 1I8JH O ur Policy: Conoorvatlsm , R e lia b ility , Progressiven*«» ond Courteou» Trootm ont Num ber 50 8 A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . J A N U A R Y 13, 1911 $25 down-that’s all Q ■■■ ns g a a cda alala amu m n ,- * n ■■«■■ * $ ! .v- .m s x s - ~ ~ ~ — - - - ^ n n n n u a — ^ »g ^ a a C g f f l B S f f v .~ . $ 1 0 m o n th iy -T h «,!* , --- ------- * Sanford Vegetable Growers Are Making Large Profits on Theta Lettuce Crop This Season. ■ ,» (t ■ * , f , It is nothing unusual to hear of single acres that net from $500 to $1200 per acre — The other crops are bringing prices in proportion. The general-outlook for Celery Delta Farmers are brighter this very minute than they have been for many seasons. * dP Wow is the Time for You to Buy Vegetable Farms O n e o f our at $150 an an acre on our very easy system o f pay­ ments. T h e increased profits as shown this season by the growers will have a great ef­ fect in increasing the price o f land, and if you want to do business in the vegetable line in Florida^ ' You Had Better Purchase One of Our Farms Before the price is increased by the natural development o f this section and the attend ant success o f our growers. Title Bond and Guarantee Companys Farm s are situated on original transportation, are well drained, the soil is excellent and the community is in a flourishing condition. Fourteen Families Have Moved to Monroe — — — ----------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------ - ■ --------- Since we put this division o f Celery Farm s on the market. W e are buildin houses every day, breaking new land and planting crops o f various kinds the effect o f making all the land in tl new If You Are Interested W rite to us about Florida Real Estate. W e have all kinds of land chicken firms, winter homes and vegetable farms. suitable for Our Terms Are the Best Offered by Any Firm In Sanford sam e quality, a n d the quality is such that it w ill p rod u ce anyth ing that w ill g ro w anywhere We Give You Six Years In Which to Pay for Your Farm and “ C h a rg e y o u n o interest o n the deferred paym en ts. W rite for Our Book Showing Our System of Irrigation and Vegetable Culture. It is Free - & - GUARANTEE - COMPANY Sanford, Florida, U. S. A. ir T T T T T T T s fÄ fN in ö lR ffl n ag a □bb bB i i a i $10 monthly-'^'* �Orange County Fair, February 7th to 11th. IN SANFORD—Lit* la Worth Llolng !••?£Va *-' i- number 28 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 20.1911 AROUND FLORIDA INSTALLATION QF OFFICERS L o ca l Camp W. 0. W. Install O ffice rs T o r th e Y e a r 1911 (de « lie ra i New» o f "The Land The Woodmen o f the World, and the Woodmen Circle of Sanford, held a Joint of Flowers. installation o f officers Wednesday even­ ing January 11th, in the Masonic Hall. t liiifn FROM IDE STATE PRESS The hall was prettily decorated overhead With W. O. W „ colors, red white and blue. The Circle colors, lavender and' An Epitome of the Week’» Mott lm- green. Were also used in decorating'the partant Happenings In the em :_jtate's Domain. Tbli week (he straw berry aeaton opened vfth the shipment from this section o f •bout BOO quarts o f berries, which were •old in the Northern markets at 75 cents « r quart. Six of the refrigerators went j jh U e three,/fAra 'skippedfrom the local platform, s ttp , meats will be made from this-point three times a week until about tw o weeks from aow, when the season will be on In full blast and thousands o f quarts w ill be joins out dally, continuing until about Hay 1.—Lakeland News. During the year 1910 there were fortyjive substantial buildings erected in New several thousand dollars, and only a few of them cost under 81,000. .Besides these new buildings erected, several buildings hive been remodeled-and added to, some — of these improvements coating 81.000 or more. Last year was a prosperous one for New Smyrna and the growth ' during 1911 may exceed that o f 1910. Let us hope so and work for IL— N ew Smyrna Breeze. • The Kissimmee Gazette has Just re­ ceived the renewal from the county com­ missioners of BOO subscriptions to the taper distribution in the North. This is the most profitable publicity, when the . general welfare la considered, that has yet been deviled. It m ay not reach so many people as advertising in papers of large circulation, but It fetches more,—Turn pa Times. James O'ilrien, foreman o f a force of men engaged in (treat grading in Pen ­ sacola found a quantity o f Silver coin, which was unearthed by the workmen digging down the the street. The money was [n <|miners mid dollars, and had the appearance of Having recently been placed In a Imle, evidently secreted by some person who had gained it by dis. honest means and was afraid o f detection. The money was gathered up by the workmen. : J. H. Campbell, o f Kingston, has a hen that holds the record for large eggs, or rather for the number o f yolks contained, (tabic yolk eggs are not uncommon and the aloretaid hen had been laying eggs with two yolks, for some tim e post, but she recently went -ooa better .ami dejj posited in the basket an egg os large as a goose egg which It was found contained three yolks. ........ Robbed on The Highway As Mrs. Marsh was returning to her home ou Markham Heights about seven edock last Monday night she was a t­ tacked by a bold highwayman Just be­ yond Tenth street. He sfruck her from behind probably with . a sandbag and after a desperate struggle snatched her Pocketbook containing |15 and made Ji esrape. M rsiU aTiiiin n aedn uely gave the alarm but her assailant bad disappeared and has not as yet been apprehended. The high weeds along this P»rt of Tenth street make an eyoellent Wsce for such a robbery to occur and either the residents o f this section .will 1» obliged to carry Winchesters or the' dty should wake up and clear o ff these vacant lots and charge it to the property owners. A pock o f good blood hounds greatly facilitate the capture of ’ * " • * “ hold-up“ men who come to Florida shout this time of the y e a r .1 Tried to steal The Herald Some bold, bad burglar raised a w io■ -J * °* The Herald building last Monday “ ght and gained an entrance. H e open­ ed the back door In order to make a* get, * ,y ,nd while sorting over the money * sod checks was disturbed by Mr. Stevens, wbo noticed that the back door was open ^ h « * * the intruder Inside. Mr. ~ -**ysa L -m B rm teak aa^nfflaar « r A white - (he burglar m ad« good his * « P e . If he took anything w e have Ü ***** missed I t v‘ —■ , Commercial Out» Election „ ,1 _ members and those who wish to ■* members o f the Commercial Club Attend the m eeting at the City 1« a t Monday n igh t Jan. 23. Elec- j™ Those on the reception committee were Dr. J. N. Robespn, J | . H ^ P s flb Q d y ,X _ E , Milteer, Mrs. II. H. Chappell and Mrs. O. B. Singletary. About one hundred and tw enty-five were present. The Woodman Drill Team wero in ■PMlUTOCjirip^lng,,: , _ him and aflir rn^i&iVng^flStfhcf^Tlid* marcked him out. The Circle then took charffTand installed the officers. T. W. Mitchell of Jacksonville in the chair. The officers elect marched in mnklng a pretty picture; as they formed a semi­ circle around the stump. A fter a few remarks from the installing officer, tiie officers took their (obligations; after which eacluifficex iu PrUPCCJLUlCX. was escnrlwl to the installing chair, and given a short review o f her duty and with a badge of Iter office. A t theefoseof die installation Mrs. J. D. Parker made a short address of welcome. Next came the installation o f the W. O. W.. with officer Mitchell in the chair, who obligated them and presented each with his respective badge of. office. Tiie officers were briefly addressed by the Council Commander, J. J. Dickinson, after which followed the banquet and an excellent menu was served, the following young ladies assisting; Misses Sadie Williams, Ruth Mcttlnger, Lucca. Chappell and Margaret Davis. Excellent music was rendered during the entire evening. A fter the banquet a box of fruit, cake and other good things was sent to the orphanage at Enterprise. The following are the newly elected officers for the ensueing year. The Circle officers as follows; Mrs. T, M. Williams, Fast Guardian; Mrs. John D. Parker, Guardian; Mrs. Edgar Diggers, Adviser; Mrs. W. H. Williams, Banker; Mrs. John D. Jlnktns. Clerk; Mrs. H. H. Hill. Chaplain; Mrs.. O. B. Singlctnry, Inner Sentinel; Mrs. Mary Hootchan, Outer Sentinel; Dr, J. N. Robeson, Physician; G. R. Calhoun, M. -F .. Fountain__and___Edgar Diggers Managers. W. O. W. new officers as follows: J. J. Dickinson, Council Commander; W. H. Underwood. Adviser Lieutenant; T. J. Miller, Banker; Dr. J. N: Robeson. Physi­ cian; J. W. O. Singletary, Conductor; F. E. Milteer, Manager; II. H. Peabody, Inner Sentinel; A . N, Brady, Outer Sentinel und G. K. Calhoun. Clerk. M Early M orn ing Fire Sanford citizens w ere disturbed in their slumbers ubout four o'clock Monday morning by the fire alarm. The Bothnmly house at the intersection of Park avenue and Tenth Street had caught on fire and gained considerable headway before the department arrived on the scene. Some delay was caused by the hose company and water pressure and despite the gallant fight made by the volunteers -lhfl. upper part of the house was destroyed and the entire structure will probably liave to be rebuilt. Tiie bouse was occupied hy the Noel and Llpe fam ilies and while most o f the furniture was remove«! many articles were destroyed. The origin o f the fire is unknown and occurred at a time when a quick response o f the volunteers was almost Impossible but their good work after they arrived is to he commended. ’ . THE PIANO CONTEST - Candidates A re G ettin g Ready F o r A W arm Cam paign The candidates in The Herald Popular­ ity Contest afo getting ready to make a hot fight and expect to.get In with both feet next week. *n>e subscription list I* open for the candidates and you can get a line on those who already take the pa­ per. A renewal means a jarge number o f votes, and even if you cannot get a new subscriber go after a renewal Sev­ eral out o f town candidates expect to grt busy next week and the Sanford girls must get busy to keep the prizes at home. Following is the positions this week: MU» MDdrwi PWtw ............................ Ml»» Jet»le Sluraon................................ Cnmrron City Church.......................... i ----- .......................................... Mr». J. B. Strykrr....... ...............; ....... Mis* Battle William*...... ....................... 11Lih School........................................... Ml** Alice Robtain*...... MU* Lucille Richard*............................. MU» Helen Rowland............................ 0,725 2,775 2,000 1;3ZJ 1,500 1.150 1.075 -k025 1.025 1.000 Mr*. Mabel Johnson................ ; ___ 1,000 . otrr or town Mn. Florence E. K Inner. Ovelilo.......... . 2,050 A R are O pportunity A t 9:30 o'clock next Tuesday morning, dirfr<Hh,- Tire Ptrw i mrrrftwth y -OorapnTTyr real estate developers o f Huntington, W. Vn., and Lexington, Ky., will open San­ ford's first auction talc of building lots. Celery Avenue Addition, tho property to he sold has only recently been opened. Streets have been graded and sucli Im­ provements made ns were necessary to make the property n most attractive prop­ osition. Close in three minutes' ride or twelve minutes' walk from the postofficc, near schools and churches on the Sanford Traction Company's line, bbuAded by two hard roads. Celery and Sanford Avenues, and deeds so restricted that no person of African birth or descent may buy or re­ side therein, Celery Avenue Addition (rids fair to become Sanford's most desirable residential section. The present local force of the Bowman Realty Company, Messrs. Partridge and Taft, will be augmented by Major Tbeodore«f\ Combs, tiie south's most entertain­ ing auctioneer, who will arrive on the 20th, and lator by Mr. Bowman. Arrangemhots have been made whereby free street car truns|>ortution will be fur­ nished rill desiring to attend ths sale. In addition to the entertainment fe a ­ tures—daylight fireworks, band concerts, etc.,— two choice lots and m any valuable cosh and merchandise prizes will be given away to those in attendance. Investors, as wrM as horocseekers, doubtless will avail themselves o f this rare opportunly to purchase one o f San­ ford's clwirest building sites, at their own prices, nnd on easy terms. • • The sale will continue through Wedncsday. F o r th e Tired M o th e rs Tiirough tiie courtesy o f the railroad officials the Sanford W. C. T. U., lias been allowed to install a prettv little white crib bn a comer of the waiting-room, for lh^ convenience of thfi tired mothers and babies who so often are detained here for a space between trains. Such.cribs are in many other places, and only:,a woman wbo lias travelled -with two or three children and one o f (hem a baby in arms, can conoelve the rest that comes ol easing her arms, if only for a little while, und 'seelng'r'tIio baby cortltWCSbte and happy on clean white sheets, as contrasted with the dusty seals o f a ACROSS THE N ew R a ilroa d W ill Run T o M iam i A fter having practically completed the organization o f the A tlan tic Okeechobee and Gulf Railroad Company, H y C. Ferriot. Robert L. Riley and Hiram McElroy will make final arrangements for the preliminary survey o f the new road this week. The gentlemen Interested in this new railroad are all prominent citizens of this state and New Orleans. La., and they have been bnslly engaged for nearly a year in completing the arrangements for the organization o f the company to finance the project. On February 18, the gentlemen will ap­ ply to Han. Albert W._ Gilchrist, governor o f Florida,’ for letters, patent, Incorporat­ ing the company. Those applying are, Daniel A . Simmons, Francis U. McGarry, the Broward Land Company, A . H. West, Walter Graham, Robert L. Riley, H y C Farrlott, Hunter W. Kuiford. J. 0. Mc­ Pherson, E. EL West and W illiam S. Gordon. The principal offices o f the new rnilsojul .will J mi. Lu Torn pa. A IH L ilM U W lft. line will begin from a" point near the city o f Tampa, extending easterly through the counties o f Hillsborough, Polk, DoSoto, Lee. Pnlm Beach and Dade to a point near Miami, and a branch, beginning at Melbourne, in Brevard county, extending southwesterly through the counties of drevard, St. Lucie, Osceola, Desoto and Lee to a point near F t* Myers; a branch from that point extending northerly through the counties o f Lee, DoSoto, Manatee and Hillsborough to Tampa; a branch line beginning at Bassinger In Osceola county, and extending northerly to S t Cloud. The capital stock o f the company w ill be 81,000,000, and as much as will give the company 810,000 stock ul par for each mile of constructed road. The officers o f the new company will be Henry Clay Farriot, president; Robert H. Riley, first vice president; Walter Graham, second vice president; A. H. West, third vice president; Daniel A. Simmons, secretary; W. H Milton, treas­ urer nnd Francis Balding McGarry, gener­ al counsel. The books for the subscription o f -stock will be dpened within thirty days after the first organization meeting o f tho stockholders, which w ill, be held In the office o f the Florida’ T ru st' Company on the second Tuesday In March, 1011. Mr. Farrlott, who is a former newapajrer man, stated yesterday that (lie road would be built Just as soon as possible after the granting or the charter; that every tiling is now in readiness for* the preliminary survey, nnd that he wanted tiie people of Florida to know that lie and his associates meant ' business.— Times-Union. O rg a n izes L a d les' Chorus. Mrs. Homrighous has organized her pu­ pils in vocal music and oilier lovers of good musical work Into a ladies' chorus, which will meet with her every Friday afternoon from 3' to 4 o'clock for rehearsal. The ladies are anticipating a pleasant season's work and expect to give a con­ cert at the close o f the season. Mrs. Homrighous w ill be pleased to meet any j f the ladles Interested TiTJoTning tiie chorus, as it is the desire o f those already interested' that they have a targe car. chorus. Tiie little bod, with an* abundance of About twenty* five have already en­ linen, and sufficient money In hand to rolled and others expect to come in the have It cared for quite a while, were all next meeting. contributed in the most graceful spirit by the citizens o f Sanford. The W. C. T. U., Had a Good Tim e. will make the most upkeep o f this work A fter a fifteen-year separation W . A an especial feature o f their year’s Rurnohr and L. 11. Rumolir united again a c t iv it y .__________ ________ Th e Animal C o n fed era te Bell. W e cheerftiji/ comply with the request from the Daughters o f the’ Confederacy of Orlando to notioe their annual reception and ball, which they will g iv e in the A r­ mory in Orlando on Thursday night. Jan. 19. for tho purpose o f raising funds to help the Soldiers Home in Jacksonville, to assist feeble and needy soldiers and their w ives or widows, to care for the graved o f the soldiers buried in the Orcemetery and for other charitable and went foe ■ camp hunt on the Wekivu with C. C. Leo. a A . Nolan, W. E r Lee, Miller and Hubbard. Tho party had m lolly good lim e. I> H. Rurnohr not being used to camp life was frightened at a bear and yelled: “Get up. Bill, and build a fire. No sleep for m e to­ night." Tho boys had a laugh on him. He wanted to go back to Michigan. Come out, boysl Lym an Rurnohr, the pool player, has gone bock north. A W ith css. S ta tem en t o f P o a to in o e R ec e ip ts There Is no surer Indication o f the growth and development of a town, than that shown by its Postofficc receipts. The Sanford postoffice under the able management o f Postmaster Chaa. F. Haskins, shows a very handsome In­ crease along all tines, except a Very ■fight decrease in registered matter for­ warded, being only thirty pieoes short, compared with the year )909. S talin ka which. *bwM._ he in terestin g -T h e H u n ters R etu rn worET reading for those watching the develop­ Messrs. Wakefield, WllUpms. E ld « , Sanford has almost always sent a dele­ ment and growth o f Sanford, a t furnished Spenoer, Davison and Holly spent several gation to this excellent entertainment, by the Postmaster, are h e re « 1th given. days of this week in Beck Hammock on and U is 00« Of the beat social events o f 10OU Jessup and succeeded In gettin g the n«»«nh at our lister a ly . The ladles Sak of ttamp* «to. 114,252.3A und ISSU Nu. money order» I plenty of docks, squirrel, etc. Spencer are trying to moke this year's ball an Amount roodrod. expects to start a book In n few days en­ e s p e c ia lly fine one. the music will he bet­ Mooey ardor» paid * 30.021.47 A»oast titled T h e Babes In The Woods o r. Lost ter than ever, and all things w ill be done No. recks lorad pteo «üapalfáftftd Upon Raging Jessup" which w ill prove to make the o c e u io a enjoyable to all wbo No. w gisw sdgtaw «**• rsotivtu. 1*9$ 31741most Interesting to UoUy and W illiam *, H ere th e R ea d e rs W ill Find a B r ie f H isto rica l S p rin g F lo w in g F o r H u rried R ea d ers A n Indiana man stopped kissing for a whole ycnr'on o wager o f J100. W e ll that mightn't bo so hard in particular port o f Indiana. A monument thirty fee t -tdgh.-~to the “ women o f (lie south" will be erectod in on the anniversary o f Jefferson ts w H H ta a s r' priate exercises. Judge Emory Speer will bo tho principal s p e a k «. The w ill bo appropriate and beautiful In design and w ildcost 810.000. Tho money was raised by public subscription by veterans. a A New York man has proposed to o girl 21 times, and is waiting in Jail to propoae Mre -gaod. timm. missed his calling. He ought tg apply his persistence to life insurance. The champagne Imports Into the U ni­ ted States show an Increase in 1010, and Indicate that It must have been a' good year for banquets also.* Objecting to the presence o f negro medical students - in tiie Government Hospital for the Insane, a hundred students of Georgetown nndGcorgo Wash­ ington universities luive refused to at­ tend lectures given by Superintendent o f the hospltnl, Dr. W illiam White. ■ . X - - - Mora than one hundred tiiousand, in­ cluding many Europeans, arc dead from ^ * the Bubonic plague in Manchuria and northern China. Railroad and other traffic is suspended. Not all the many millions given by all the Carnogles and Rockefellers w ill net a tithe o f the good that will be rendered Philadelphia's poor children and selfsupporting girls In the gilts of a $1,000,000 und a 200-acre farm near Philadelphia by Mrs. Elizabeth W. Garrett. A L on d o n tailor says that the trousers o f today will be the trousers 100,000 years hence. Maybe In style; but It is to bo liot^d the wearers will indulgo in an occassional change. • — — i*=A n Orlando prohibitionist gat drunk in Jacksonville and said he could buy any court in that city for 15 rents. Funny whut peculiar effect the Jacksonville atmosphere has on ’ ‘folks— Tampa Trib­ une. "1910 cotton exports worth 8530,000,000 ami exceeded by $00,000,000 the highest record heretofore made. A verage price was 14H cents". This i s ' tlte south'* prosperty epitomized. How suggestive is the name o f Robin, the fellow o f finance who robbed the Carnegie Trust Company in New York. One may w o o d « if ha adopted tho name with malice aforethought when he ab­ breviated his Scandinavian name o f Robinovltch. Montreal transportation company sold barrel unclaimed cold storage poultry for Charges.— Bnnei CPirtnfued a - body o f man. The Japanese are reported as disgustod with tiie plan o f tho government to pro­ vide only 840,090,000 for a n avy instead o f $250,000.000. And yet Uie Japanese wont peace. _ Enioylng th e Fishin g Judge M. F. Blake o f New York City ar- rived here Saturday to be with Commo— * dore To wen a few weeks.. They are en­ joyin g some fine bass fishing up the 6t. Johns. The Judge landed the record bass lot Monday, a ten pounder. Mr, Blake has a son In the naval hospital at Pensa­ cola, in tiie medical deportment, and after * ■pending a few days there he hopes to return and enjoy some more fishing with the Commodore before returning to New York. S u n flo w e rs a t C am eron John Shinn brought some fine sun■lip»efs tn..Tha H erald -office ..th is.w eek and they reminded us o f olden times. John lives at Cameron City where most o l the population formerly resided In Kansas, and you can't separate a Jayh a w k « ' from his sunflowers any more than you can a Scotchman from his thistles. Sunflowers a n a fine crop for the chickens und seem to grow prolific«ily to Florida. !.. �Œ&C'iTWttKH’s a ir "-.(CUT January 20, iw "If n deadly serpent bod broken loose CURBSTONE GLEANINGS from circus, and w u writhin' and twistin' A Budget of Opinion "Just Be • 0 *WM « « rf— » >• 7%» H « W , 4 One of my Kansas friends brought In some lovely sunflowers the other day. •Do you know : what the. yellow . blossom represents! Do you remember the row of sunflowers which grew along the fence In the back yard at home, lifting their bright yellow heads high In the air! Perhaps you called them ugly and awkward and wondered why anyone ever planted flowers with ao little fragrance and grace. That was . because you had not caught their £ message. Du(o«c4akJRrliehjnou noticed, that they lifted their face« to the sun, followed Its path acroaa the heaven and then.turned their faces to thç east wait­ ing for its return, then you learned the Mjaason of tha_fftuilq;visr,_You ««imlred ^ fh e Aoweri because ther"*ttoff' so tall and waved their stalks so proudly; they were following the light The lesson of the sunflower Is the lesson of life. Turn your' faces to the Tight If darkness scales down for a time, turn your face to the east and wait expectantly. Look up­ ward. Keep a heart full of courage and t“»r* -n“"'* * " T -irt mope -and-whine. The light la coming. Be sure your face la turned to receive .the first rays. Officers elected and,-installed for the bis way through Jonetvllle, swoilcrln' ensuing term by Sanford Lodge No. 27, down a man or woman every few daya LO . O F. would men stdod with their hand* In N. G.—J. C Hall. their pockets, or loanin' up against bamV. G— J. L. Hudson. doors a-whittlin', arguin’ feebly ¡from R. S .-W . S. Baldwin. year to year, whether It was beat, .after P. S.—J. H. Ferguson. all, to let him go fteeT After they had Treasurer—W. P. Stone. seen some of their beat friends awaUered Conductor.—0. C. Morris. down by It wouldn't they chase it Into Warden—A. J. Kelley. — Châptalm—E. B. Rondati they turn the flrtl key on It they could R, 8. to N. G—-W. 1*. Stone. get a hold ofT And If It broke loose L. S. to N.G,—H. G. Smith. from that, wouldn't they try another key, R. S. to V. G— C. F. Branan. and another, till they get one that would L. S. to y. G.—M. M. Evans. hold him! L S, G.—8. F. Klndrick. "Do you suppose. they would rent out O. S.G— J M. Oglesby. that serpent at so much a year to crunch and awaller folks accordin' to law? And Don't L u w Sanford To have your dresses made. Madame would It be any easier for the folks that was crushed and swallowed, and for the Josephine of New York has opened a survivin' friends oi the same. If they was first class establishment over Yowell's store and Is prepared to create the finest killed by act of Congress!*’ and latest designs for the ladles. Styles 4 -The contest -that -la on between Sqn are the lauyt New York and Paris Tfimclsco and N e w 'O d en n i'^ 'w flB fS * tlon by the federal government aa to the proper place to bold the Panama Canal Exposition has elicited an explanation from President Wheeler of the University of California why San -Franctps?-. ricysVi receive"such recognition which appears in a recant number of the “Independent". It Is not his argument in detail concern­ ing San Francisco’s advantages that In­ terests us but the' almost positive con­ viction manifested by the writer that a conflict between Occident and Orient is an Issue that must ..ultimately, be faced TiiiT that the PS<3fi^j^?.,T tile s£kS#j, place (b be Indly bulldhis. Palmetto av9tU open st Ba. m. and due Msundown, mdef my band end Mai thla Iflth day of 1911. FUHREST LAKE^ c January 23rd at 2 p. m. THE DU P O N T PO W D E R C O M PA N Y win givo a D E M O N S T R A T I O N of Sanford,' Fla., opjeast edge of town Seth W oodruff on the farm of who has kindly granted permission to make this demonstration on his property. Every Farmer ____ — 4 - a l l n t h c r s , i n t C I g a t g ( L - W ^ . ^ Y i ^ j * ° Geo. H. Fcrnald H ardw are Co. 4 Just as a reminder 1 want to say that wa should not cease talking about that lake front. Every day some of the peo­ ple who have resided In Sanford aa long ad two weeks come to me and tell me what a grand Idea It would be to bulk­ head the lake front. Just as if I did not know that wa need it. It is the dream of my life to see that lake front boulevard and our representative, our mayor, our dty council and our dear ladies must «11 work for it day and night Don't welt for ten years to get It but push the subject ell the time. 4 There ere several vacant lots In this business district that are a disgrace to our otherwise dean little city. These lots should be cleaned by the dty gong and charged up to the owners If no other way can be devised. Some of this dty property gets mighty shabby about 'tax -The Sauhteiex. time but I notice thabthe value Increases fifty per cent when a^prospectiye buyer The Ceclltan Music Club appears. Some property owners in San­ The Cedlian Music Club programme of ford ought to reside In tho Everglades lest Saturday. Jan., 14, was one of the where the appearance of the vacant lots many Interesting and enjoyable occasions would make but little difference to the planned for this years study. The Cedlian inhabitants. membership is composed of young music students mostly school girls. Who do a 4 I see that politics seems to be warm­ most creditable work. Besides the piano ing up some In Sanford. Maybe the and vocal Dumber*, there '•l# always a warm weather has brought out some paper read covering some phase of history candidates lately. Aa yet the boys have or important music topic. failed to come out In the open and let us Miss Helen Rowland's paper of last look them over but I hear a good many Saturday's progrdha told of the remin­ ■treat comer chats and such men as iscence* of Adeline Paul taken from bar Brady, Knight end Geo. Cot Jr., are concert Ufa, which began when a "were mentioned for Mayor. There Is also said child. ■ The story of her first appearance tj be a new candidate for city clerk, this in this country at the agfr of ten in tho position being the only paid one that Metropolitan Opera House New York, seems worth while. The election la draw­ was most intereating. The tickets were ing Close and the boysought to shy their small red cards and the price 50 cento. coston into the ring If they Intend to "There was not enough of me", said do anything. This gum shoe method Patti, “to be dlsoerned upon the broad never did appeal to me. I Oke to fight stage" ao a table served for AdeUna'a In the open and let them aU know where pedestal of song. The usual question asked AdcUna Patti was "bow high do you. ting!" As If. beeh called In March and the wet forces want to try It again. Well, they will find it another matter when It comes to our homes. Some of my wet friends make the argument that only a real dry man ought' to vote against licensed saloons losing sight of the fact that the poor devil who cannot control his appetite Is the one who ought to work hardest against the saloon in our midst. And then our boy*. , It l* easier to keep a boy from acquir­ es appetite for liquor, than it la to cure the appetite after it U acquired, when be become* a man. Your high-toned, hlghJlcenaed saloon*, are simply snares for the feet of childhood, and pitfalls In the path* of men. They exist by reason of license laws, and will exist when those laws are repealed. Those laws arefpassed by the people, and you. as part of the people, are not only accountable for the existence of the saloons, but for the evil* they produce; and how you can consistent­ ly pray to God tahUFfou Tlcenis saloon* to prey upon the people. Is more than we can understand, end wa believe wa will continue to be led Into temptation os long as wa make ‘the temptation In which end aU in the art of music. "The ballad waa In those days the choice and right of oil great singers" From Jenny Lind down, throughout the profession this wag true, and while the ballad has waned In America, In England U la atlU more pronounced In popular taste than aver before. The next programme wUl be a com­ plimentary one to patrons and wUl be given the last Saturday In January In the studio of Mrs, Fannie 8. Munson. A Job ror You —The Directors of tho Orange County Fair Association will employ the follow­ ing named persona, for weak, February 7-11, 1*11. Two gate keepers. Five ticket sellers. Fifteen ticket takers. Three watchmen. Three janitors. Applicants for positions, should In 1wilting -n»' the Secretary of the Fair Association. Or­ lando, Fla. Respectfully, W. R. O'Neal, Secy. ' “Joeiah Alien's wife" in giving the In Sanford. Orden maUed to hlm to Or­ world at large a piece of her mind on the lando will recelve attention. Orden can subject of license asks the following aleo be pbooed to No. 40. Orlando. questions in her homely but pointed L A B O R -S A V IN G M A C H IN E R Y SA VE S T IM E AND M O NEY POTATO PLANTERS 0 A re the greatest saving to the man who intends to make money or spuds KEYSTONE AND IRON AGE Im p lem e n ts o f d l kin ds fo r the field a n d garden. C A L L A N D SEE Goods no TH EM Hardware Company Light-your Pres-O-Lite lights by simple . turning a button on dash-board BIG SAVING IN GAS We Have Them in Operation and Will Take State Agents �Z 9 # # # F l o w i n g w ells are guaranteed. Drainage sure. Num erous Boulevards, graded and ditched, traverse this property • # 3 f f T h e most beautiful, g most highly Improved, # and richest of all un- • oleared land In the £ Celery Delta ------ • • • F a r m s in P A L M H A M M O C K sold on easy term s Talee Street C a rs for Lots in P A L M V IL L A sold on easy terms P A L M TEN H A M M O C K ROUND TRIPS DAILY Only three end one-half m i l e s from Sanford, oa hard s u r f a c e d road . . . . The Ssnford and Everglades R. R. T?i l f run freight trains and street cars direct through Palm Hammock with side tracks Prices will soon advance j 4 ■—*»*.-■ *•materially . «■ »»—* «*■ »€-» PALM V IL L A now a J V • • A everyhalfmileTor . * <. t‘i,i,Mi'n (■! 3QBQBBda A loading cars ^ j i m u; "0 • <>*• See J E S S A . M I N E PARK 10 acres of stately Palms, Majestic Oaks and fragrant Yellow Jessamine an exquisite spot of untrammeled nature . . . , graaaH B E Jttèkm m iV .i4 Frequent S t r e e t car service brings churches, theatres and shops to your rrr-UU- Palm Hammock is being settled by a very high class of p e o p l e . A home here insures you good neigh- a Rural Free Delivery mail ,«$r* vice. Convenient school privilege for-your children ™ • • • Young Men of Sanford buy a PALM HAMMOCK Farm or you will live .._______ to regret It/.B u y to-day. Come and see me. First National Bank Building T he re Is no b e 11 o"r, safer Investment than seleoted real estate. SANFORD Hm IH h I h N H H h h h I • ^ Improved transportatlnn I« - the forerunner • of Increased values. j J • • • a �THE SANTORO MCRAID N THE SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest Concerning Society People. PO INTS-PU RELY P E R S O M I Mow Celery City Vanity Fair While Away th e GoMén Hour*— S ocia l Gossip. Mrs. Hurt’s Reception Thursday afternoon a t the Welaka Club rooms were the scene o f a brilliant reception, given by Mrs. Jennnlngs LaVerne H urt for her sister. Mrs, Julius B. Stryker, ot Pennsylvania, who Is spending the winter In Sanford, the guest o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C Higgins. Mrs. H u rt who is a very pretty brunette. Wore a most becoming gown o f pale blue taresullne, w ith a gam aturc o f exquisite white lace. Mrs. Stryker w as exceeding­ ly handsome in a costume o f a beautiful shade blue crepe do chine, over taffeta, with a corsage trimming o f Jeweled paasamentrie. She wore a large black bat with white willow plume. Mrs. Hurt waa assisted In receiving her guests by ’I'ly f r t f e h r r t A ^ a w r c a g ^ t f y a w i Ihg s r tly gowned in blue marquisette, fashioned over old rose messallne, with trimmings o f gold possamentrle. The punch table and the coffee table were charmingly presided over by Mlsa Gelaie • Butt and Mrs. J. C. Hglglna. ‘ The tables were spread with whits linen covers, over 'W hich; w as a dainty arrangement of feathery plunioso and bunches o f violets. ‘ Thft'clab rooms we r e . prettily—deoora u d and lighted candles werean added charm to the already pretty scene. Mlsa Flossie Frank added to the pleasure o f the after­ noon, by some exquisite piano selections. Hisses LHUan Higgins, Peochen LefHer and Belle Smith assisted In serving a most delicious salad course. A ll during the afternoon the dub rooms were crowd­ ed with elegantly gowned ladies, who called to meet and welcome to Sanford the charming visitor. R ecep tion a t M rs. Thrasher’ s Mrs. David L Thrasher gave a beauti­ ful reception at her attractive home on Pork avenue Monday afternoon. On en ­ tering the reception, hall, one could have easily imagined that they were In some particularly pretty place in the Flowery Kingdom, for the decorations were all Japanese. Parasols, fans and lanterns o f every description were everywhere in evidence. The mantles were banked with beautiful ferns and flowers; nastur­ tiums and peach blossoms effectively carrying out ü ie V Japanese idea. Mrs. Thrasher w oa.oxiiatòd 'in receivin g-h er guests by Mesdames. Robert Newman, Samuel Puieston and 0. W. Herndon, all daintily attired in becoming Japanese klmanas. Mrs. Tltrasher stood In the drawing room to receive her guests and wore a very becoming toilette o f blue and white messaline. The punch bowl was charmingly presided over by Mrs. Henry Wight, who wore a handsome costume of black and white taffeta. In the dinning room, delicious salad and ice cream courses were served, the hostess being assisted by Mrs. N. O. Garner and Mlaa Nell Garner, who were also prettily dressed Tn Japanese costumes. The table was . moat effectively decorated, being centered with a vase o f exquisite bride's roses on e reflector. Over the white linen cloth was q delicate tracery of maiden hair fern and vlplets, with lighted candles at the four corners, each bearing a pretty Japanese shade. Around the reflector was a circle of tiny Japanese parasols. A pleasing feature o f - the a f­ ternoon were the musical numbers, ren­ dered by Misses Ward and St, John and a dtiet b y Mrs. FanftitrMuiisuii and-H ttle Mlsa M ay Thrasher. A large number df elegantly gowned ladies called during the afternoon, and the affair was a de­ cided social success. A Surprise Party Forest Gatchel was very plesantjy sur­ prised last Friday night by a party a friends who gathered at the heme o f his .parent», Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Gatchel, on East First s t r e e t _____ ______ Th e oocasioa being that o f his eighteenth birthday. Delicious refreshments o f ice cream and cake, assorted nuts .and candy was served at a late hour, after an evening spent In sociability games and Forest Is one of Sanfords most promis­ ing young men and the high esteem and love In which he Is held was better ex­ pressed by the many beautiful presents ho received. We wish for him a long, w a lle t Another feature o f the evenin g'» entertslnment was a contest for the young men, the victor being the one able to eat Qve soda crackers In four minutes. This contest was won by Braxton Perkins, who waa awarded a handsome * silver hat brush for his gastronomic achievement. Punch waa served during the evening. .Mrs. Samuel Puieston presided over the punch bowl and dispensed the refreshing beverage un her usual charming manner. DeUdious refreshments were served at the conclusion o f the games. --------Those enjoying Mr. and Mrs. Thrasher's charming hospitality were Misses Madge Ward, Helen St. John, Vedn Ward, Pedchea LefHer, Belle Smith, Lillie Fair Smith, F lo * « 6- Frank, GeUla BuUr Char­ lotte" Kcelor, Bessie Schumpert Ella Stringfellow, Besale Long, Gall Moore, Mabel Hand, Nell Garner, Mcli Whitner, A lice Whitner, Mabel Bowler, Miss Rob­ erta and Miss Williams. The young men were Nixon Butt, W illie LefHer. Eugene yi - J . . T higpen. Jack Adams, Mr. Dem, fta n k Mliteer, W ill Watson; Mr. Brown, Archie Betis, J. D. Roberts, J . B. L flw jgn jjlra x ton Perkins. Whitman Caldwell) Phil Moore, DavldTJaldwell, Mr." Sauls; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newman, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon and Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Puieston. Ronmlllht. A delightful musical had been planned by the house committee o f the Welaka Club for Tuesday afternoon, but owing to the fact that some o f the musicians were unavoidably detained, the program waa postponed, and some o f the members en­ joyed an Informal gaino o f bridge. A fte r the conclusion o f the game, the tables were spread with linen covers and ice cream and cake served. Miss A lice Whitner and Mrs. Wallace, assisted the president, Mrs. Forrest Lake in entertaln-r ing. Visitors to the club on this occasion were Mrs. W. R. Anno, Mrs. W. C. Yelser, Mrs. Andrew Johnson, Mrs. Saundles, Miss Yelser, Miss Tyner and Miss Nettle (hi id well. T H IS U nitarian S e rv ic e s Dr. A . S. Gnrvcr o f Wooster, Mass, will preach In the Congregational Church Sun­ day Jahuory 22nd, at 3:00 p. ra. Dr. Carver is the Billings lecturer o f the American ' Unitarian Association. The subject o f Dr. Carver’s sermon will be "T h e Religion o f the Mln'd’ f. " T h e ‘ Con­ gregational Society o f SrtnftJM have courteously tendered their church for this serve«, and the Congregational choir have kindly contented to aing. They will be ossliuadUy Mrs, Wro. Kcder. contralto, and Mr. K. T. Woodruff tenor. Everyone cordially invited to attend. L A B E L F IR S T Q U A L IT Y ” M E A N S GUARANTEED T h e great demand throughout the South Tor -u>ur-. First. Q uality flour has prompted us to issue this label for the protection of the .purchaser.. It is stomped on every bag or barrel o f “ Quaker C ity**flour! I F is our absol­ ute guarantee of First Q uality. IT GROWS HAIR. QUAKER CIT-Y FLOUR MILLS CO Mers^re Faeto W « Wont Yea Se Frove et Oar-Risk. P H I L A D E L P H IA M arvelous as It m ay seem, Baxall ” 08” H a ir T o n ic has grow n h air-on beads that orefe once bald. O f course, la none dr theM rcases w e re th e -h a ir roots dead, nor bad the ecalp taken on a glased, shiny appearance. B exall “ Oa” H a ir Ton ic acts adentlflcally, destroying the germ s which a re. usually responsible fo r baldness. I t penetrates to the roots o f the hair, stim ulating and nourishing them, ll la a most ydeassnt toilet necessity, 'a delicately perfum ed, and w ill not gum BT perm anently stain the hair. W e w ant you to ge t a botUe o f R exa ll “ 08” H a ir Ton ic and as# It as directed. . I f It does not relieve scalp Irritation, rem ove dandruff, prevent the hair from , fa llin g out and prom ote an Increased grow th o f hair, und In every w ay g ir o entire satisfaction, sim ply com e back and tell ns, and withOut question o r form ality we w ill hand back to you every penny you p a id tu ­ to r I t T w o elxee, 00c. and $ L 0 d Sold only a t our store—Th e Rexall Btore. Best Fertilizers FIRST CLASS CRATE M A TE R IA LS , Sanford, Fla The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, > and Graphophories. Low Prices Easy Payments. Pico Blocl proved withJbuildings and unimproved lands. Lands foi onization all fenced and under cultivation T O D A Y . ---- Remember, especially we offer on jiaayzterms VEGETABLE BUYER ■i. 5 and 10 A C R E T R A C T S Forest City Land Agency -. r.ncy Works of A ll Kinds. Sumplng, Em brW crj Supplies, . Home-Msde Cooking s Specialty. Hind-Psinttd Chins Forest City, Fla. Magnolia Farm C on sign m en ts and O rders S o lic ite d All M o d e r n Im p r o v e m e n t s M. C. VAN BUSKIRK, L E A D I N G M E N ’S S T O R E Common ^Sense—That’s All W e announce with pleasure the arrival of the Before commercial fertilizers were known a n i m a l manure WAs‘ considered by the practical farmer to be the best form of plant food. He didn’t know why except that jtjfa v e jiim the results., L ic big’explaincd the reason when he showed that ammonia, phOBphoric acid and potash -were necessary as food f o r plants and that the ammonia in the animal m a n u r e was wHat produced the growth, hut that it was neces­ sary to also have phosphoric acid and* potash to pro­ duce the maximum results. N EW S P R IN G AN D S O M M E R T IN E The ..City Tailors Finest Clothes to Measure and sincerely believe that it will be to your intcreit to inspect the line be­ fore placing your order for your New Suit. The assortment is most com­ plete,’ containing many fabrics and W ith all the development o f the fertilizer business, animal fertilizers have always held first place on account of their crop producing qualities. They have 'no superior as a source o f ammonia, Arm our A n i­ mal Fertilizers derive their plant food from Blood and Bone and Dried Blood (concentrated animal products) combined with phosphoric acid and polish in the best forms. It is because they contain the best and most natural forms o f plant food that they are 60 popular and the demand for them is incrcas- novelties' not to Be found elsewhere. Japanese Party Mr. aad Mrs. D. L Thrasher most de­ lightfully entertained the young ladles and gentlemen o f Sanford's social circle in their handsome home laet Tuesday evening. The rooms were tastefully decorate« with Japanese lanterns, umbrellas an« inlnlature parasols, interspersed with Armour Fertilizer* Grow the Biggest Crop* A n early call-will-W -«pprcciAtcdL-__ D. L. T H R A S H E R SANFORD S A L E 8 Phone 104 ARMOUR F E R T IL IZ E R WORKS. ■ □ □ in i A G E N T iM E o a iiia m L iiE ia M Jn b oivlU t a is t iiD a u Prop �TN t SANTORO HERALD AVENUE ADDITION TWO And Many Valuable Cash and Merchandise Prizes All Lots high, dry, pimply wide, unusually deep, and so restricted that no person of African birth or descent may own or live on them. TERMS EASY. REALTY TRUST BOWMAN R E A LT Y COMPANY/ Sales Managers �January 2 0 , 19h Tflf. tAftrORP HERALD of the detractors is to tell tourists that ail the hotels and boarding houses here are Jammed full and that no accommodations fiittishsd Every Friday Mornlal at Sanford, fis. can bo secured In the Sunshine City. A l­ R. J, Hour. Editor and Proprietor ready they have been doing It this year. V e i n told so b j scores o f tourists com­ ing from day to day. O f course this is ttned aa saoaod-cUaa mall matter Ausati 22nd, net true, as St. Petersburg has accommo­ dations for ail comers. Isn't It tim e that ISOS, SI the Potto(Bee at Sanford, florida. the balance o f the state require that an end be put to this ral«epresentation!—St. OSos la Harald BuQdbts Petersburg Independent. B O Y S ’ and M E N ’S C L O T H I N G ' OIVE THEM A HOSPITAL Sanford can boast -o f-»-m o s t able corpo o f doctors. They have settled here not because our city is unhealthy bat many o f them came here to escape the rigors o f a northern clitne, m any to en­ gage in the vegetable Industry and some to enjoy life in the beat location In the No department o f the human endeavor contain« a more devoted class o f men than la to be found in the medical pro­ fession . It is a profession calling for the highest qualifications deepest research and the roost profound study. It carries with it the greatest responsibility, a responsibility which must be borne .un­ complainingly by its followers. Constant -Bre-demanaStf "by all whd enter its ranks It they would keep In lirie w ith' the rapid strides that are being made In ail its deportments. The successful physician o f today Is the one who enters into the reel spirit Of his work to such an extent -a s, to cause a sufferer to fee I n relaxation -from pain nm soon.as he approaches the bedside. Doctors must be large hearted and yet tender hearted men. Large hearted in the sense o f having a feeling for all mankind, and not. only eater with them the crucible o f pain, but Journey aide by side with them as they cross the dork volley; stony hearted in the sense, o f knowing no fear when the knife Is to be used In order to save life or limb; tendered hearted In the sense o f using the utmost precaution when a patient, whose feet have already felt the first splosh pf the dark waters, and who, longingly, looks up and asks: “ A m I getting better doctorf* , . Yea, the doctors o f any community ore eternal vigils whichever sleep so long os there Is human suffering unless, perchance, they themselves have .reached the limit o f human endurance. Our doctors need u hospital and the public t'plriied citizens should lend their ■id to this enterprise. The question. has been agitated from time to time and is up again for discussion. W e have the physicians. G ive us the hospital and the whole stnte will furnish the patienta. A n article in The Herald about the Florida delegation getting nothing for Sanrotd and all for Jacksonville seems to have peeved Frank Clark, our congress­ man. The Herald had no wish to single Mr. Clark out as the statement was made collectively. Frank Cltuk has accomplish­ ed all that he could to ge t the appro­ priation for deep water to Sanford and we appreciate his efforts. In regard to this project be writes as follows: I received a survey o f the S t Johns from Palatka to Sanford anTTfrom 'S a ri-' ford to -Lake Harypy. W iese. auruvw», were made and resulted in congress erflow Local adopting a project for a channel one hun­ :nlture for you. W e can store . dred feet w ide and eight feet deep from W illiam s & MlUoi Palatkfeitto&nlonL and a channel ^ n e 4 ► W e are equipped to handle your repair hundred feet wide and five feet deep work. Hanford Mafchlno & Garage Co. from Sanford to Lake Harvey. The 48lf. money has been appropriated for both A bnrgln. Good Steel Range for $20. these project: It Is now available and the W illiam s Mllteer.. 21-tf work will be dono Just as soon as the T o r a re a l H a ircu t and Shave g o t o engineer force can get to I I In addition A lb e rt B randin g. S an fo rd ’s Leading to this we put on the current river and B arber. h artot bill in the house, a provision for N ew goods a rrivin g -d a lly at Long's a survey o f the Wektva river from G a y grocery stofe. G ive him a caiL 13-tI Springs to Its intersection with the S l Bring youir old tires to Sanford Machine Johns, this with a view to Improving the A Garage Qo. Cot vulcanizing. 48-lf W eklva end pt the request o f the Com­ ‘ Hockers "Graham flour at tan g's mercial Club o f Sanford. store. T ow els Sheeting and Sheets First Street S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A J. K. M E T T I N G E R , The Brooksvilie Board o f trade is a live one hnd Is doing a splendid work in building up that section o f Hernando county. The board recently published on attractive booklet that was one o f the best pieces o f literature ever printed about any section o f Florida. The people of Brooksvilie are to be congratulated up­ on having a real, live commercial body. THE CITY RESTAURANT Depot orpwite Poetofflce) H. E. W IS E , Proprietor "_ Formerly Manager, o f Central Cafe # 1' «# •« _ Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty E v e r y t h i n g F i r s t .C lass Prompt, Clean Service Place the titles to your real estate in the Realty Trust Company and avoid com plications. For particulars address B. F. Whitner, Jr„ Secretary. 7-tf Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine & Garage Co. -48-tf : New stock o f pianos at Crlppen’s music store, just received from New York apd Chicago factories. . «» » 21-4t W hat a little mrtiey • will do on the purchase o f a piano at Crippen's music store will surprise you. , 31-4t Cracker meal an d . full line National crackers fdr sale by W. W. Long. 18-lf Meal Tickets ore Sold ot Reduced Rules I D O N ’T B U Y A N D S E L L I GROW AND SELL The banks observed Lee's Birthday yes­ terday by closing. Otherwise one would The most interesting stock in town at scarcely know In Sanford that the birth­ • 2I-4t day anniversary o f the south's beloved Crippen's music store. Handsome china cabinets Just In. San­ leader had passed. I f there are enough 22-tf daughters o f the south in Sanford they ford Furniture Co. One Dining-Room Suit. 6 Chairs, e x tra ; ought to observo this day o f days and also Table, 1 Buffet, 1 China Closet Mission. tho south's Memorial day. the beat thing for tho money in town. W illiam s & Mllteer, Full line o f sweet or sour pickles in bulk H a rry Crlppen w ill tune o r re p a ir . IS-if and keep In o r d e r yo u r piano In a sa t or in bottles at tang's. Don't forget to have your chipped beef, Is fa c to r y m anner fo r about h a lf o tb breakfast bacon and boiled harp sliced at era ch a rg e . Pin th is t o y o u r m em Long's store, on bis American slicing ma­ o ry . 2 3 -tf chine. 18-tf Cold weather, but hoi bargains in Notice' of, election To decide whether the «ale of InUnlcaUng liq­ pianos at Crippen's music-store. 21-4t uors. wine* end been (hell be prohibited In Orange county, Florida. s i’urtueot to an order Issued by the Doird of County CotmnUtlcmrrs of Oraoae county. Florida, a s^eja^ meeting held on the Uth day of January, B e tte r than ever. W h a t Is b e t t e r than ever? Y o w e ll's V io let Brand Sale o f w h ite Notice Is hereby given that an election will b« g o o d s and em b ro id ery. held In Orange county. Florida, on Wednesday, March let. 101!. to decide whether the tale of InW hen Is It t o be? toslcaUng Ikmon. wine# or beer shell I « prohibited . W edn esday. January 25th. In tl\a county of Chen*«, state of Florida. In Witness Whereof I hove hereunto set my hand Y o w e ll's annuol V io let - Brand Sale. snd seal pi office this Uth day otjaapary, A D. 1011. ' fecal| B. M. ROBINSON. B e tte r than e v e r. W edn esday JanuClark County Comralssluners of Oranga Co., Fla. h ry 25th . •> 23 it 23-St Genuine Rocky Ford Cantsloupc Devis Perfect Klondjrkc Cucumber# Livingstone Globe Tomato Latra Early Red Valentine and Wardaweil’e Kidney Waa Beano Coke* and Canti Crown in Rocky Ford, Colo.,' Tornitore sud B rin e in Michigso, 1 Csn Sane You Money P. 0. Address Auf. I Oct. I, Rocky Ford, Colo Home Address, Plant City, Fla. C. C. CARLTON E X H IB IT S PlartrCity. Citrus Fruits, Farm Products, . - Hogs. Cattle. Horses, Poultry Bench Show, A rts and Crafts practically unknown. The figure* m ay be dry reading but every one iliould peruse them and taka an Interest in these two institutions which mean ao much to Sanford. JOININO THE ANVIL CHORUS „ PoM ibly one o f the greatest forces in deterring the development o f Florida is the organized band o f detractors at Jack­ sonville. Unfortunately everyone coming to Florida, generally speaking, must eotne thorough Jacksonville. There .the land agents, boarding house agents and cap­ per« generally get hold o f the tourist or prospective Investor and pump Igm full T iflt a ls tc p re s a iH a i inns o f all Florida be­ yond tbs Immediate neighborhood of Jacksonville. Their purpose 1«, o f pourae, Jacksonville, fawyears post S l Petersburg has found It absolutely necessary to .send a representative to Jacksonville to meet people and tell theta that the Jack­ sonville stories are untrue. So fa r as S l P etersburg la concerned, tbs chief scheme SCHOOL ^Florida E X H IB IT S AM USEM ENTS Dog, Pony and Monkey Circus, W ild W est-Shows. Oriental. V illage Human Doll, O ld Plantation Jap Village ¿ J V IT H T E N O T H E R S H O W S F R E E A T T R A C T IO N S H U M A N E The Fastest Trotting Ostrich in the World GIVING AN E X H IB IT T W IC E D A IL Y NICK C A R T E R , The World's Famous High-Diver, Jumping 110 Feet Into a Pool of Water RiLSfdmll hntwftftn Rnlllna College nnd the Ormond TVnm Exhibits transported free on Railroads. ' Reduced rates have bean granted by railroads, February 7 to 11, scheduled to Feb­ ruary 12th. - P la n e t Jr. Tools worJ What's the use of drudging to get ordinary results when a Plan et Jr Seeder or Cultivator does six men's work, and gives you an increased yield besides ? Planet Jrs are patents o f a roan skilled both in farm ipg and manufacturing for over 35 years. They arc light, strong, lasting, and fully guaranteed. x jr * * j n No. 4 Plan et Jr Cotnbinsd Seeder and W h eel-H oe ¿ M b Ja M rzves Ume, lubor, t m l and monry. Alrooit all u «fu l J I H H i ■ V gwden implement! in one. Adjujiable in a imuute lo L ffB H H * °w 111 6**dcn « « K hoe, cultivate, weed, or plow. . I ’ajrs for itself quickly, even In small gardens. 8 P ,w w t Jr flo ra * How and Cultivator ; B A , I VjV Will do more thing* in more ways than any srtbtf ■ A J E B . - P . ■ v l M horse-hoe maiie. Hows to or from (ha row. X ' a H r - T Come and look over these up-toi n date implements. % �.mnuary 20 . t9ii Till SANFORD IIPRALD C O M M IS S IO N CAR We LO T w ant you r R. crop M ERCHANTS and w ill o ffer M U R R E L L , ’ W h e re D e v o u t o f th e C ele ry C ity W o rs h ip Sunday. ** DISTRIBUTORS special inducements Resident Manag« SAN FÖ RD . FLO RID A 6IM O N D 5 RESUME: Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS O f In te re s t to T h o s e R eligiou sly In* cllncd—S u bjects o f D iscourses fo r th e Sabbath. tkCKwvh««M »U Cttr iit'EtfOn^ ' I K r i | u t i ledi tua b r i o j o r >«nd i t a l f A n n o u fb c + m tn U «ndl «nbf i C h u rc h N n r p its i|rla »Wie» n o t h t t r ih « n W r d n r t - m a d e righ t and p ro p e rly p la c ed or tajr ali»noon, P e r io d ic a ls to n c ry C IG A R S and T O B A C C O C O L D and H O T D R IN K S IC E C R E A M :CGcr."jr»M— Wholesale and Retail SANFORD, FLO R ID A PH O N E 109 To Think o f New Furnishings For Your Home EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES kiri j M a d e o f Sim onda Steel. F u lly war* ranted. T h in back. P olish ed a p p le jpI handle. T h e s e are a fe w o f the g o o d '■'f points, h u t c om e in and see fo r yourself. j M a k e you r o w n w o rd a g ree w ith oura. ReV. J. A. Hcnilry, pattof; cliuruh. corner Park avenue and Flflii kind; p «rton.gr. corner Mngnulla avrnuc and Seventh street; phone 254. Sunday mornlna service at II; evening service. 7:0o. Sunday school. B;45 a. m.; Jno. K. Metlinger, Supt. Teachen' meeting every Friday, 7:30 p m. , Sunday school, 9;45 a. n>. J. K Mettlnijer. Supt.; A. R. Chappell, assistant. Adult class last Sunday was largely at tended Huilnnss Men's tin as reached seventeen Come, join ni{| get the help it affords. Class study ndopted' to the thought o f business Tncrn— Semion, I I a. m. Subject, "M y place hi .making a . w orid.-'-J»aaiiou,.v i m h , Subject, "Subject, "M y troubles and how to get rid of them." A cordial welcome If.^ o u b u y a Sim onds Saw , you \ - liû w ill n o f regret it,' T h e aaw hangs Ì j .¡f just right because tho Im iidlo is / Simonds Saw ^ & s s^ . We have. some fine Simonds Carpenter’s Aprons. Jor usor^ Simonds Saws. - A good line Of Hammers, Squares, Pinch-Bars and Planes lesson study, followed by. monthly busi fiPirrn rarln jr— A ~ fu lt-im cn d a n cc-ts-n n ' ipieRletl. ‘ * Choir Practice follows prayer meeting Wednesday night. A ll our singers and helpers requested to be present Salt and Fresh W ater Fish th e People's C on iregatlon al Rev. Ceorge H. Wald run. pailor; Sunday morning »ervice, II; evening aervlce, 7:00; nrayer meeting Wedatsdsy. 74)0 p. m ; Snlrtwaih school. 0:45 a. ni. J. C. Kiiiiulrutur, XupwinLodaiu. SEE OÜR Rand Building B A R G A IN CO UNTER Just across the street Rev. George D. Waldron o f the People’s^ Church will give the third of his series of Dmthetlmod sermons to young men Sun* duy night. Subject. "H is Home." The young women are invited to be present also. Mr. Waldron will also preach In the morning. Strangers and visitors espec­ ially welcome. • D rat Uaptlat • Rev. J. W. Wlldman. pattar; Sunday morning « m o * . 11; evening service, 7310; Sabbath school. D:45 a. m.} Prof. N J. i’erklni, Supt; prayer Dueling every Wedneaday, 7:00 p. ip.: teacher*' meeting Friday evening at 7:30. Presbyterian Kev. J. F. McKinnon, paatur; morning .ervlce, II uv.uing service, 7:ll(). Sabbath school, S:4 G a. nr, Henry MeLa idIn, Supt.; prayer meeting Wed­ nesday 7:30 p. m Married or Single. Have a Home or a Good Safe Investment. The Markham Park Addition O n the O rlando road just two blocks from street car line T h irty B ea u tifu l Lots Just been laid out' and streets being graded. N ow ready to build you a om e omc. S ee me at oircc. It don’t cost noth ing to look and get vour choice. Some lots shaded with oaks and some witk orange trees. N ow is the accepted time The usual services m ay be expected morning uud evening. In connection with the morning service Mr. A. U. Brock who wns recently elected to the office o f ruling elder will be formally Inducted Into that office. idist Sabbuth was s banner duy both in the attendance upon the services of the church und the Sabbuth school.. A ll urc cordially Invited to the services, ed “Ready, to P lan t” Sanford • Catholla \ Cutholic Church. Oak uvenuc between 8th and Dth streets, Rev, Father flreinnhan in charge. Muss every Sunday at 10 a. rn. Rosary, sermon nmi benediction every Sunday at 7i3ll |>, m. Sun­ day srhonl nl 0 a. in. CMlfetuons heard Saturday Ix-fore fbst Silndny of tho month between 4 and 5 p in, and 7 and N p. rjt Flryt Sunday of month mass at 7:30 n. m. and 10 a. in. Tux A s s e s s o r’ s N o tic e Either an assistant assessor uf taxes or I will bo at the fallowing named precints at the .dates herein named to receive elate und“county lax returns for tho year H H l: Oviedo, Jan. 16. Geneva, Jan. 17. Urn* luutu, Juu III. Christmas. Jun. Hi. Lungwood; Jun. ¿1. Ocoee. Jun. 23 a. tit' Wiutcr GorUcu. Juu, 23 p. w . Oakland, Jnn. 21 a. m. Golhu, Jun. 24 p. in. Con­ way, Jun. 25 u. in. PinecssUe, Jan. 25 p. in. Winter Purk. Jan. 25 p. m. W in ­ ter I’urk. Jan. 26 a. m. Maitland, Jan. 26 p. in. Zcllwood. Jan. 27. Apopka, Jan. 27- Leko Mary. Jen. 30. Pnolu, Jori731. Sanford (n t the city clerk’e o f­ fice) Feb. I, 2. 3. - , Annum Bim. 22-2c Tux Assessor, j The regi$iruilon booksof the city of San­ ford will be open from 0 a. m., Jan. 2nd, till 5 p. ru. Feb. 1st, 1811A ll those desiring to vote In the coin­ ing city elecUot) sliould see that they are properly registered. t R. C. M ax w e ll , Clerk. f Celery Farm s T These farms can be bought for the next thirty days for less money than ever again. Wc have Sanford farms to sell.* N o t Largo, Taft, Burbank nor Celery City Always Sanford. but Sanford. There is only one Sanford,,. A ll irrigated ready Y o , plant. W ill pay for themselves this winter........................ Drown, rector:----------------A. D. Key. senior— war Krv, II. j — --------den; So min y morning servi«. II; evening service. 5:00; Sabbath school, 0.45 a. m.; B. F. Whllner, Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening Notice See M e . a t O n ce and Save M oney N o w Is T h e T im e T o Buy Im prov H. C H A P P E L L ’S Real Estate Agency Free Voting Coupon Tills is n separate vote from the nominating coupon. As ninny mny be sent in eaclt week for ench contestant ns can be {jpllected This coupon-entitles. to 25 votes in The Herald's Popularity^ contest. This cöüiKttTIhUÄt be In office by Wednesday 5 P. M„ o f euch week. ' ------------------—— ---------------------- :---- -----— ~ —— Nomination Tiie first one of these coupons sent in for ench contestant entitles them to 1,000 free votsa Only one o f these coupons will be allowed to ench contestant i I nominate Mr. Mrs. or Miss— i .*............ ? ............................. as a candidate in The Herald’s contest. Nominated by........ ................. * . Ttic ^rnnpöfitim -Restàuri nì lè e Room No. 1. FIRST S T R E E T G arner-W oodruff Bfdg S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A to serve the public at all times. Only the Very best served and you can get a n y­ thing you wont uud when you want iL at the Cosmopolitan, under new mnnage- While it is not necessary that a coupon be used, it will fa­ cilitate matters to send one for each'contestant. Under no circumstances w ill the nominator’s name be divulged. T h e Herald Contest Manager. �«wwienT T> T inSîiïïK®:‘f'rjSW^,rs*f‘ January 20, I9 I! I .EPORT OF THE CONDITION Ok Now, 1 take this method o f solidtlng your support. Should I fa ll to see, you or First National Bank a t S a n f o r d W.<W. Underwood Outlines Duties of mention m y candidacy to you In person in tue it a t i : o r florida, at m i close or la no reaaon that I don't want you» tapMayor's O ffic e port, for 1 w ill appredate your vote, and Being a candidate for mayor I was told should 1 have the honored position .I U n w fe k that I dhfht lo let the people know bow I stood on certain Issues. To ILOWK19 K U O L f l l W U H t « „ . . . . • . * -«• w and taxpayer^ o f Sanford end fill this of Overdraft*, ««cured *nd on*ecured.... start with I want to state to the good 6,830 00 U. S. Bondi to « c u r i circulation....... floe to the very best o f m y ability. 24,870.07 Bondi, «ecuretîe*, etc......... . people o f Sanford that I have made no 17,000.00 Respectfully. UanVlni tiouw. fumltun and Butirra alliance or agreement with anybody for Due frum National Banks (not rwerye W. H. U nd erw o o d . U.sos.es m m ta l. . . . . . . -.... .............. their support, and If 1 can be elected to 4.106.S9 tas front Sum llinki and Banks».-. 38,401.71 this office without any strings tied end The W cdn osdny Club 2.076 S3 : Decks sad olhrr cash 1,728.00 elected dean I will appreciate it. other­ The members?o f l b e d u b w lfl all please iute* of other Nntlonnl Banks........ . fractional paper currency, nickrli, and wise 1 don't want It, and if elected I shall bear In mind that they are requested to , . ......................... cents....... .......... ........ ...... ..... be mayor and w ill do just what my con­ meet el 2'oclock Instead o f 2:30, the usual Uwnji Homi Hom i mK«¡ Specie.... ...... ...... .... 311' science leads me to be right, on any and hour, next Wednesday. The earlier Jeinl-trnder notes......... 11,850. Redemption fumi with U. 8. Treesi all occasions. (3 per cent, of circuisti«!...... meeting is desired Tor next Wednesday I am heartily In favor o f economy, a only to enable the members to attend a Due from U. S. Treasurer.......... ^»372.213.35 clean d t y and honest, open admlnDtra- lecture on Domestic Science In the W etion I suggest that every owner end renter Inkn Club rooms end undtfr the auspices LIABILITIES o f property In the d t y resolve to do all In o f that dub, Wednesday, the 25th, at 3 Capital Stock paid in............... his a irie r power during 1011 to improve Surplus fund. êâ t», less’ es pensés The prograor for thenftem oon was both 9,93f;*8 0,240.00 k notésmtstmndinii. interesting and entertaining. Affitti Mrs. H. II. Chappell's paper on Home Building had reference to the earliest colonial times and -the f l a t settlers in 1828.25-300.030.09 America, many o f whom were Induced to • 372.213.33 bravo the dangers o f on ocean voyage and the unknown perils to be found in a of Florid«. 1u wilderness Infested with savages and Stale County of Orini« Í L F. P. Foraler, en»hier of the above-named bnnV hytflp; from unrest and desire for do aolcmnlr swei» that Ihe aboveatatemenl change, or freedom from- the restraint#-#!- to tha beet of my knowledge and belief. r/P. FORSTER. Caa live end it Is essential to the health and civilization. Others sought the wealth Subocrtbed and sworn to before me title 141 w elfare o f the people o f Sanford that which they thought only awaited their of January. I0U. n. itb i. they oid in keeping the fcHy dean. Much coming, while many craved religious Correct—At teat i Notary Public. B. R. SVt good can be accomplished here If the freedom and peaceful Itotnei in a new 'people are sim ply-m ade to think these land under happier conditions. precautions ore for their own good and "T h e First Am erican Legislature" was w e all get together, the results In Improved Mrs. M ay Dicklns' Interesting theme, end conditions w ill be surprising. I am In showed that the laws the King and par* T re a s u re r's R ep ort fa v o r o f __dty improvements just aa fast llam en t enforced in England w as n o t- in Oflkw of Ctty Trvesurer, Sanford, Fla.. January 8. 1811. as w e ore able to have them. I am in every case applicable to the government TO THE VOTERS OF SANFORD the d ty , but 1 om nOt in . favor o f pladng e burden upon the people unless they say a a -1 believe that a n y heavy debt that Is lo be put on the.taxpayers o f Sanford should be lanctloned by a vote o f the people. I don't* believe In Czarism. I think the people should rule and not a fe w individuals for their own personal gain, and I promise you, if you should elect mo as your next mayor, that 1 will endeavor to have printed In your d t y pa­ per the proceedings o f the city council, what money is paid Into tha d t y atid paid oul who got It and what for. I be­ lieve much dissatisfaction can be over­ come by letting the people know through the columns o f our (tome paper what 1s being done and bow much it coat. 1 have ¿sen questioned as to the whlskey selling In Sanford. 1 am satisfied for Sanford to remain ns It is, but should our d t y go wet, m y Id e a . is that w e should have s limited number o f saloons, say not over one. to each thousand population and that the mayor and coundl have the authority to elim inate places where the proprietors are persons o f bad character or known to be unfit to conduct public houses a t presenL . Should it go w e t the licenses are granted by the county com­ missioners and applicant* are required to satisfy the commissioners of their fitness to oondudt such ptecer-to-secure license. Tba only power the d t y w ill have, or D now In possession of, in regard to saloons U the right to daee them at midnight end to prevent the sale o f such intoxi­ cants on Sunday. I trust that our able representatives, to the Legislature will en­ act a law giving the d t y authorities the power to reject any undesirable citizens or persons from doing a whiskey business and that said mayor and d t y coundl be Invested with power to revoke the license o f such characters when they have vio­ lated the lews o f our country. I f whiskey is sold In sold in Sanford and I am mayor there will be no dirty dives allowed. I I shall do m y best to do rig^t by the whlakey people and the d tizeh s too. "N arativcs dealing with Bacon's Rebel* lion” were reed by Miss Guild, the causes end conditions which forced this other­ wise loyal eublect to commit these so called treasonable acts, were 'd e a rly and fairly given by the writer o f the narativcs and in which Bacon seemed more hero titan traitor. Mrs. J. C. McDaniel read a, very intereating and Instrvctive paper on;"Politics In Colonial V irginia." Review ing the po­ litical conditions o f those early times re­ pealed the fact that history repeats Itself In many ways, and that the political cor­ ruption and misuse o f power In present day politics has a precedent lo the colo­ nial days. Program for January 25 Th e Labor System— Mrs. B. F. Whllner. "The Bacchic G ift” — Mrs. May Dicklns. Rending, "Drinking Tobacco"— Mrs. For­ rest Lake. * -------- _ A meeting o f the women o f Sanford will he held in the Eagles Hall, W elbom Block Monday afternoon, January 23rd, at 3 o'clock, instead o f at the High School building as stated' in postal card an­ nouncements. v7. V . ' — —— —This meeting is for the jxirpoee of forming an association to aid In caring for thd sick and needy o f this community by having one or more rooms which are to be used as a nucleus for a hospital. Every woman Interested In charitable work and Sanford’s progress end welfare Is urged to attend. Signed Mrs. T. A. Neal, Mrs. Henry B. Wicht Mrs. Geo. H. Fernald. A word about vagrgney.. 1 am very WHY HESITATE7 much in favor o f everybody working that has to work for a livin g a nd I shall rigid­ A n O ffer T h at Involves No R l i f For T h ere W ho Aeoept I t 7 ly enforce the vagrancy law, ao far as in W e a re oo positive our rem edy w ill m y power. com pletely roll ovo constipation,-^## 1 favor lake front improvements. m atter bow chronic It may be, that Much can be added to Sanford b y improv­ we offer to fnrolsb It tree of all eoet ing our water front, which Is - hardly sec­ if It folia. ond to none In the state. A great many Constipation Is canoed b y weakness visitors come to Sanford via boat, and at o f th e nerves and m uscle* o f the large present our water front Is not very in vit­ Intestines o r descending so loo. T o ex ­ ing. Let's get together on a greater and pect a c o re yon must therefore tons pretUer Sanford. There can much good np and strengthen those organa and be done if w e ell get togeUier on upbuild­ restore them to healthier a ctivity. W e -w a n t y o n t o t r y D exall Orderlies ing our flourishing tittle d t y . on our guarantee. T h ey e re eaten Ilka 1 b e f f t j f the d t y of Sanford should o f­ candy, and a re particularly tdeah fo r fe r as tm-Inducement to manufacturing children. T h e y act d irectly on tha enterprises a free taxation for a period o f nerves and muscles o f the bowels. years. W e are centrally located In the T h e y have a neutral action on the oth­ state, with water freight rates, and with e r organa or glands. T h e y d o aot purge some inducement no doubt we could ob­ o r cause any Inconvenience w hatever. tain some o f these enterprise# which will T h ey w ill p o sitively overcom e chronic greatly benefit the merchants and Invest­ o r bkbttnal constipation and the m y r­ iads o f associate or dependent chronic or« o f Sanford. I have been Informed by our worthy ailments. T r y Baxall O rderlies at our risk. T w o sixes, 10c. and 20c. Bold postmaster that w e could easily obtain on ly at our store—T h e B axall M ore. free delivery if w e could put the side- Artesian and Deep Wells S ee Us Before Placing Your Orders W e arc out fo r business a n d w ill m ak e it to y o u r inter m ake, jn o rc . m o n e y th an ever before. terest to call on us. W e have ju st received a large sh ip m en t of E a rly R ose N o . 4 S e e d P o tatoes, the best varie­ ty fo r this section. ever, O u r prices are lo w e r than O u r price. $2.75 per sack'. The Big Store at the Clyde Dock Phono 3 3 0 27230 02 Interest................... . B dafftniknai r..... .v W e h a n d le Groceries— Gentlemen:—I bei to submit my wml-enrtuel balance sheet ss Treasurer of the City of Sanford, Fla., for the six months ending December 31, 1910: City Property............ Streets and BridM Repairing Stdewal Sidewalk Liana.... Trodle« Frisone»........ Police Deportment ..... Fire Department......... Pauper Account......... Miscellaneous Expenses. Tarn Current—«re i Esl Talcs Current—Personal Dellnt). Taxen 1902.;.... :: :: « » o s ....... Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Fioritili Ill PARK AVENUE NO. SANFORD Phone I0G FLO RID A -20 Year 0 Jt City Bond* vkuebera ................... City Improvement Fund Bond Trottera [ RETAIL CASH GROCERY Account ........ urt Fiera (rath J. B. WILLIAMS, Prop. j I aleo beg to report the preeent itatu* of the City Improvement Fund: Paving eaecM unpaid ... 308Q4 43 Cath loaned to City..... 9721 87 Ca»b la Bank»............. 0 61 Vourhera unpaid......................... 35357 00 Balance................... 11178 71 Rr» pert fully, R. C. MAXWELL. ► Staple and Fancy Groceries, tL and Seed t' Hay, f? % Grain l Fruits, Vegetables, Cindies, Cigars u d Tobaccoes [ All Kinds Country Produce Bought and Sold [ 21b, C o c, 3rd S tr e e t und S a n fo rd Ave, fc P. 0. B o* 112 . SANFORD. FLORIDA P h il n r t> Trra*urrr. « D issolution N o tic e x The partnership heretofore existing be­ tween K . R. Murrell and J. B. W illis un­ der the name o f "The Boston" store lias this day been dissolved by m utnalcon A ll bills due The Boston wtU be pay­ able to K. R. Murrell end the said J. B. W illis is hereby released 'from all obliga­ tion o f said partnership. The business lo be conducted In thefuture under the name o f the Boston and by the said K. R„ Mur­ rell. K. K. Murrell, G E N E R A L FIRE IN S U R A N C E AGENT O ffice Above F irst N ational Bank J. B. Wilus. Jan. 4.191 !. . : 7 NORTH Atlantic Coast Line SOUTH WEST ELECTRIC LIGHTED P U L L M A N DINING AND SLEEPING CARS C. W . R O S E TROEHDETÖlf the people If they want free delivery. J. V . R . P A G E It's m ighty nice to have your m all deliv­ ered at your door twice daily and you Manicuring H air Dressing won:l have to w alk a m ile to put your Shampooing letter in the poetoffloe. A ll tliese help to build up auity. Yow ell Building Phon# 8 8 3 P R A C T IC A L W E L L D R IL L E R S The B y - L o - H o t e l SANFORD, FLORIDA ' ^0r ]P formatioD» Rates and Reflervntinnfl see near; -eat~A n alitltrCoaat L in e Agent; or write A. W . FRITOT, D. P. Agent ; J 3 B W ott B df St. - - - - - - JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA �* vspp* anu aryiìÓ . 1911 — r W ill the young masher in and about the city 1whoPERSONAL— wlokod at married lady on trhln last fle ls c h m a n n ’s Y e a s t a t H eberts' Thursday and had his jaws slapped Autoes and carriage painting at Un­ _ # |P1« “ « be at train next Thursday so his derwood's. First class work. 7-tl Little HappenlnfSr-Mentlon of face ^ jn> A ll kinds o f repair work. Sanford Ma M atters In Brief. | . * . im t z husband. chine I t Garage Co. Underwoods for harness, h;hMI T. T. Weltch. Route Agent o f the Southand mule jewelry. PtRSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST ern Express Co., with headquarters in Good Iron Beds from $2.50 Jacksonville. was a visitor to Sanford Fri­ lams & Miltcer. ’ ' 21-tf day, looking after the Interests-of his Dr. Howard has returned and ran be Summary o f tne Moating aman ib is company. found at MS residence in the forenoon Succinctly Arranged for HurThe many friends of Cape P. M. Elder and his office in the afternoon. 22-tf .' . rled Herald Readers. ore coaxing him to make the race Tdc I have e ns la lin i an clectic sausage 1 com m ercial Club n ex t M on d ay n igh t A lderman but the genial Captain refuses mill and cafl furnish my customers wltK flatly to have anything to do with the fresh ground sausage and hamburg stake at c ity Hall. ; game o f pojitics. Soya he la too busy. •In short notice, call and sec W. W. Mrs. r ills Jommes la visiting home 13-tf Roy Huffman, timber cruiser of the Long. folks at Zellwood. . The Cosmopolitan Restaurant is rendy ¡Rev. J. A. Hendry returned from a brief land office at Gainesville, spent several toslness trip to Jacksonville on Wednes- days o f this week In the city. Roy for­ to serve the public at all times. Only the . . ____ ____________ M o n t t n n E could not enjoy the pat­ ronage at Sanford for the past thirteen years did we not have the ; reputation, winch is usually shared by all reputable establishments, in giving careful attention to merly worked at tho printing trade and called upon The Herald office to smell the E. H. Herndon has let the contract for the Cosmopolitan, under new manage­ Ink again. an eight room re s id e n t» on Magnolia ment. " 21-tf -Bessie Long was die charming avenue. hostestrof the young ladies* sewing circle B e tte r th a n ever.. Walter Colgrove, chief electrician o f Inst Thursday evening. A pleasant and W h a t Is b e t t e r 't h a n ever?the Johny Jonea Shows la In the d t y Y o w e ll’a V iolet Brand S a le o f w h ite this week. o f which delicious refreshments were go o d and e m b ro id ery . Joe Cameron has purchased a new served. W hen Is It t o be? Ford automobile and Is enjoying the Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. W. R. Anno, W ednesday, January 25th. acenery around the celery delta. Mrs. H. P. Driver and Miss Taylor formed Y o w e trs annual V io let Brand Sale. ^ » K w n yr—proprietor o f Pelatka Coca a very pleasant party of ladles who mo­ B e tte r than e v e r. W edn esday JaaC o la D o tU ro g iftls gufcst o f S. Rungo this tored to Orlando on Wednesday afternopn week. and were guests at a .beautiful reception Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fox. Jr. and tyr. and at tho attractive new home o f Mrs. W. L. Mrs. Dean Turner motored to Daytona Palmer, which hns.bcen named "Atlasta.** and back Sunday. J. II. Ragsdale lias arrived in the city J. Fred Turner, Jr., has recently pur­ from Pulaski, Tcnn., and will remain for chased the store o f Mrs. Fannie V. Lee, some time looking after his valuable prop­ erty on Sanford Heights. Mr. Ragsdole near Cameron City. {ten G. W heeler,.a prominent railroad expects to make extensive improvements visitor to on the Heights and this property will be IB8IL o f Jscksonvll Famous as a suburban place o f residence? Sanford Thursday. Mrs. R obt A. Newman was the hostess A letter from L. C. Garrett, o f Spring Hill, Ola., states that be expects to re- of the Auction Bridge Club Saturday a f­ ternoon. There were two tables of players turn to Sanford for the winter. who thoroughly enjoyed u spirited game J. R. Chaffin of A tlanta haa been of bndge. The top score was mode by the city for tho past week the guest M rs S. O. Chase, who was awarded the Mrs. J. E. Lalny. prize, a pair of silk hose. A t the con­ H. Plocgcr, o f Birmingham, Ola., In in clusion of the game the guests were in­ the city this week. Mr. Ploeger owns vited to the (lining room, where delicious the old Foster orange grove property end refreshments were served. will remain here for several weeks. •+ • * A reception wi|l be held ut the home of - Miss Mae Hamilton was the guest of Mrs. L. R. Philips next Tuesday evening, Professor and Mrs. George L. Maris a few Jan. 2-lth, by tho ladles of the Woman’s days last week, at their attractive home Home Mission Society* of. the Methodist on Lake.Onoro. church for the new pastor and his wife A; H* Jornu, representing the A. S. and all strangers In the church. A pleas­ Block & Co., commission Ann o f St. Louis, ing program will he arranged and refresh­ Is In the city looking up the vegctalde ments served. A ll Btrnngcrs in the city who are friends to the church are most crop. Com m ercial Club a t C ity Hall' M o n ­ cordially invited to be present. A free day night. R efresh m e n ts, e le c tio n o r will offering w lllb e taken. officers. H. H. Witherington, Celery avenue’s leading merchant, wqnl to Apopka Mon­ day to look alter his business interests at that place. _ Mr. Walker, representing the Atlantic and Gulf Grocery Co, o f Jacksonville, was transacting business for his Arm here Monday. J. * , Thus. M. McRae, an old resident o f San­ ford, bat now o f Delray, was In Sanford Saturday greeting old friends. Mr. W. S. Baldwin, one o f the oldest and most highly respected citizens of Sanford, passed his 78lb birthday last Wednesday, and it is hoped by his many friends that he will live to sec many more birthdays. He came to Sanford in 1686 and has been since that lime a loyal and honored citizen. A t the first of the year the Odd Fellows Lodge presented Mr. Baldwin with a Veteran’s Jewel on uc count o f thirty-live years’ membership in that onicr, which was greatly appreciated by the recipient. __________ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence o f El­ lington, N. Y., have taken rooms for the winter with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Baldwin, No. 208 French avenue. Flelschm nnn’s Y east at R o b erts’. 2 3 -tf Time Is money. Save both with a Yankee Seed Potato Cutter. Ask The Mrs. McEwen, Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Coo. 11. Fcrnald Hardware Co. 22-tf C. W. Goodrich, charming society women A dollar or two u week furnishes your of Orlando, motored to Sanford on Thurs­ home. Come in and bcc how we remove day and attended the Hurt reception. * all obstacles for those who have little to The ladies o f the Congregational church |Blart 0Il Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tf will serve one o f their delicious N ew For lop robes and horse blankets see " England suppers this evening In Crip- Underwood.. * 17-tf pen’s music store. Go and see the new pictures at CripHigh grade. Cut Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Smith have moved pen’s music store. prices. 2M t to Sanford from Anthony, Florida. They One and two horse wagons with celery expect to make Sanfqjtd their future home flared side bodies at Underwood's. 17-tf TudVngage la trucking. Sanford la the Buggies and surreys at cost for thirty kxlestone that attracts the farmer. -----'d a y i a L Underwobds. Bartlesville top Rev. S. W. Lawler, preaiding elder of buggies at $70,00. 17-tf. the Bartow district o f the Methodist Seed Potato Cutters and Planters at Church, has,been a recent visitor to San­ Fernatd'a. Call and let us show you. 22tf ford, the guest o f Rev, J.' A . Hendry on riclschmann's Yeast at Roberts’. Magnolia avenue. 23tf Dr. and Mrs. N. L. Bryan o f NewtonCrushed and pulverized Limestone, ca vllle, C.. spent tw o days In Sanford this load lots. R. H. Whit tier. 2tf week, the guests of Miss Mngde Jinkins, Cut your seed potatoes with a Yankee en route to their new home In Lakeland, .Seed Potato Cutter. Geo. H. Fernuld A. J. Reams an expert tuner and r e - |Hardware Co. 22-tf psirer. 30 years experience. 7 years head Keep your eye on what's going on at tuner fur IL S ü iu lt P iano C o . Is in Snnour -store. W e ask you to carefully com­ fwd. le a v e orders at U f t R. Ice cream pare our prices with anyone's quotations. parlors. A ll work guaranteed. Look them up and we will get your busi­ There will bo a tacky aodal given at ness. Sanford Furniture C a 22 i f ‘Moore’s Station on Friday evening, Jan. 27th. Ahy person wearing good clothes rive Dollars Reward will be fined to the lim it A short pro­ W ill be paid for tbe return o f the gram wffi be given, after which a celery JEnglish Watch recently stolen. The •upper will be served. watch la gold, hunting case, manufactured s. £ Attend th e m e e tin g o f th e C om m er- b* » “ “ ‘»ridge, Clerklngwell. London and Club n ext M onday n igh t . 7 C ity »• numbered 30273. A . E. Philips. — H ill-----1 " " ~ la «author-column will-be found a- call to the ladies o f this d t y to attend a meeting Monday afternoon. 3 o'clock. .In the Eagles’ Hall, Welborne, block, to conMder- providing accommodation for the r id and needy who ore sometimes in our b U *t- A ll interested ore Invited to be t*“ *®*- ' * ~ l l your aim In 'U T eT iT i economize and ( to-huva for your everyday use dependable goods at the lowest possible prices w e ask you. not for our sake, nor for this town's sake, nor for the sake .o f anything bat your own pocket book and your bank ac­ count, to elm for our store and bit the centre o f economical buying. Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tf W detail, and leaving nothing undone to please.' “ ' The merchandise we sell will convince you it is to your advantage to make us your haberdasher. . A N T S All Local A d vertisem e n ts Under This H eading, One C e n t a W ord Each issu e - For S al«— 8 lota 50 f e e r wide, next to N. H. Oartlera Addition on Sanford avenue. Terms rea so nable! iiTqul r e a l Sanford Herald, 23-4c For Sale— Good general merchandise business with cash trade well established. A t a liberal discount. Good reason for selling. Inquire at Herald office. 23-c For Sale at a Bargain— IJuick Automo­ bile: H. Garner. 23-4tc • Tomato plants, sw»ot potnto slips and velvet beans for sale. 5,000,000 Livin g­ ston’s New Globe tomato plants at 1.25 per thousand. Delivery after February 15th. Headquarters for txttalo slips bad velvet bean seed. J. R. Davis, Bartow, Fla. * 23-8p For Rent— Tw o furnished rooms, ^ p ply 209 East Fifth street. 23-2tc Wanted—Someone to care for n room­ ing house apply to E. 11. Herndon. Cor­ ner 4»b. street and Magnolia Ave. 23-tf Wanted— Permanent board in |>rWatc family by couple. State rate. P. O. Box 1066. • 23-2tp Wanted— Unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. P. O. Box 1068. 23-2tp Fine cabbage phints.^rcndy for the field. W. E. Squires, Cameron A ve^ 23tf For Sale— Orange grove, 600 trees on high pine hind in Paula, suburb o f San­ ford. James Graves,^ New l,ondon, Con­ necticut. • < - 22-3p For Sale— 6954 ucrcs, 25 cleared, 7 room house, largo barn, orange and other fruit trees, a nice home. 9 '4 acres, 3 cleared on Clay road, 40 acres timber land, good farm * land. 29,/iacrea hammock land, 4*1 cleared, lino well. 3 acres tiled, sinull house on railroad. A ll the above at a bargain. Address Box No. 36. R. F. D., No. 1. 22-5tC Wanted— A temporary or permanent position es stenographer by <t lady with three years* experience and graduate of business college.. Address stenographer, care o f Sanford Postmaster. 21-3t-p * For Sale— Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox', city. 21-tf Lost—rOn 9th street between Oak Aye. and Sanjurd Avenue, u small open face gold watch with owner's initials on the back. Finder please return to Herald o f­ fice and receive reward. ’ . 2l-3t For Sale— Onion plants. 50.000 Crystal White W ax Bermudas, $1.23 per thou­ sand, f. o. b. Orlando. Address W. C. Post. 21-3c For Rent—Two roams, furnished or un­ furnished, with IxMinl or without. In new house, with modern Improvements. A d ­ dress Box 494. ^ 20-lf-c. • Far Sale— 1 team of mules, wagon and harness. H. A . Hill, 2 miles west A south. - 20-tfc Eggs— For table. Absolutely fresh. ,Eggs for hatching, from White Leghorn prize winner stock. W. A « Herring. 20-4tc House for rent or for sale. Corner 3rd and Chapman avenue.. Apply 115 Oak avenue. * , 19-tfc For Sale—A launch 16 feet long, 3!4 foet beam, in perfect order 3 II. P. engine. Ce­ cil Gabett. French avenue. ¿7*tfc For Rent— Nice offices. Also ware­ house. 32x36. Rat proof. N. H. Garner. , 8-tf Wanted— By fifteen years' experience cleaner, dyer and tailor ladies’ and gents* clothes, to clean, dye, repair or alter. Suits made to order ai~I5, 20. £5 or 30 days. Our price w ill suit your pocket. Your roonoya worth or your money hack. Bradford & Keith, 405 Third St. Phone 311. 7-tf-c W anted—Cottage o f five rooms or flat o f five rooms. Address Box 1066. 3-tf For Rent—Ten acres tiled land on street car line. Station on plaoe. Tw o acres o f tiled land, cottage and born on [dace. On street car tine. Address, J. N. W hit­ tier, Sanford Florida. 2 tf For sale.— I have live or six piece« o f lau d« were bought cheap, cleared mulct m y own supervision rum and will bo sold a t a great bargain. One five acres perfectly tiled, third year In cultivation, 30 rods from Beck Hammock station. 40 acres half cleared and plowed, balance fine hammock, two strong wells, tool house, A miles from Carperon City. Best bargain on the m arket Phone 7-3. L evi BlnfortL 2-tf. Clothier and Men’s Furnisher S A N F O R D -------r=“r------- — FLORIDA T H Stop P ayin g Rent! E Sanford Building & Loan Association M A K E S IT E A S Y Own GEO. 11. EERNALD — Your A. P. CONNELLY P resid en t S c c 'y S. Ire n a . Home Let Us Tell You About It - CONDENSED STATEMENT Or CONDITION OF PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD At Close oF Business January 7th, 1911, as Called fo r ~~ . f ; v; by State Comptroller “ • T y tT ' .« •* [VS f r RESOURCES. Cash and due from B a n k s . . . . . ......... .. — ....................... B anking House, Furniture and F i x t u r e * . . . . - . .................. S to c k ia n d B o n d i . ................ ................. — .......................... O verd ra fts ..... ...................................................- ...................... Loan s and D iscou nts........................................................ ...... T o t a l. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .............. $29,821.50 30,348.97 0,804.60 3*17 138,542.68 v ; 1* -feia ;| | | 1’ K -il v i 3 11 /.■a*V” { i l r h ,Vr ■ (/ I t L . . . . . . $205,515.98 Capital S to c k ............................. ..................................... .. — 30,000.00 and U n d ivid ed P r o fit s ............................................. 4,809.82 Deposits ..... ................ ..................... . . . . . — i . 167,420.16 Cashiers’ Checks,............: ........................................ .. 3,180.00 C ertified Checks - .............. ..................... — . . . . . . --------- ------------ 100.00 Surpl us T o ta l.. I»1j ■!| .............. .............. ..............................................$205,515.08 I twrtky c.itii» lk»l ih. «bo,. » cortoil la |K» U«t ol mjr knswUif* «»J It. E. TOLAN. C.thkr :— t r7 , _ 12 --— TTH ■ 1 r i •j IDEAL SPRING FERTILIZING CITRUS TREES All Spring Fertilizing I s Not IDEAL Ideâl Means the Highest Excellence—A Combination of all Good Points. Ideal Fertilizer Means a perfect Plant Food. Ideal Fertilizing Means the Correct use of this Plant Food. ._ OUR FREE BOOKLET ENTITED Q U E S T IO N S ON S P R IN G Answers Jhf^n. F E R T ILIZ IN G Send fo r If. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., JACKSONVIIIE, -rtORlOA R. H. W H ITNER, Agent, Sanford, Florida ^ �(E S T A B L I S H E D Few of the V E R Y 1862) B E S T = Celery Farms for Sale We Are Strictly Agents and Have Nothing of Our Own for Sale CREAT MEETING FOR FLORIDA American Pomologlcal Society Meet In-Tampa In February To On February 10th the American Pomoteglcal Society w ill hold Its bi-annual meeting in Tampa. T w en ty-tw o . years ago this national society held its m eet­ ing at Ocala, which was a notable session guest o f onr Florida State Horticultural Society, which then was just an Infant. It brought to Florida many o f the best horticulturists from ail porta o f the Union, o f seeing one o f the best citrus exhibits that has ever been made in Florida, as the State Fair waa being held at Ocala at that time. A fter the sessions were over the railroads tendered to the members special traina to visit the different port o f the State. These trains were in charge o f special oommltteea, who saw that nothing was J e ft -undone to make tho tim e pleasant and profitable to the visiting members The result o f this m eeting was that our State received such a favorable comment from those In at­ tendance that It brought many permanent settlers to our borders. It is said that history repeats itself, and It la to be hoped that It may. The meeting o f Tampa will be attended by many more delegates, as not only the American Pomologies] Society will be there, but all the hottloHluiral societies south o f the Ohio and east o f the MIs- sJsslppI and In Cuba have been Invited to attend and make exhibits, so It looks as though there will be m any more ,in attendance. The exhibit at Tampa promises to be a large and varied one, but If It beats the Ocala display there w ill have to be something doing between now and Feb­ ruary 10th. Tampa people, however, have a w a y ‘ of making good, and the people o f Florida have just as much loyalty now as twenty-two years ago, so a fine exhibit can be looked for. Excursions have been arranged for that will give the visitors a ' chance to see some o f the f amous orange and grape fruit groves and truck forms In the State. Florida people should not miss an op­ portunity to attend this meeting Or to help in making the exhibit one o f the host, as “ bread coat upon the waters will return after many days.' * Council convened in regular session January 16. Members present: D ._L . Thrasher, W. D. Holden, H. P. Priver and B. A . Howard. Members absent: A . T. Rasset ter, H. R. Stevens and G. R. Cal­ houn. ■# .• Minutes o f last regular session read and approved. Communication from L. G. StringfeUow relative to cutting ditch along tbe front of his property on west First street was read and tbe following resolution was passed: Moved and seconded that tbe street committee be instructed to Investigate and h ave a survey made and report-at next m eeting what relief, if any, the city should'grant Mr. Stringfollow. The Napes Fertili: Moved and seconded that E. EÌ Brady's bid be accepted and that the city attorney prepare contract in duplicate to be executed by the proper city authorities, and embracing the terms of the specifica­ tions and the modifications as discussed before the council at this meeting. Moved and secopded that the following sidewalks are hereby condemned: Along the east side o f Lot 2, Block 0, Tier 7 and west side o f L ot 5, Block 9, Tier 6. Moved and seconded that, all property not h aving sidewalks on the west side of Magnolia and north o f Tenth street be comicmmed and construction Is hereby ordered. Moved and seconded that the matter o f the Atlantic Coast U n e assessment be re­ ferred to the finance committee with au­ thority to dispose o f the matter. . v < Moved and seconded to adjodrn. Car- AGAIN“TTfflTSEASON, 1910 The Vegetable Growers had splendid results - all over.the state, from the use o f our Ma­ nures. In our Circulars we enclose encon- ~~ iums tnat we have received. W e -G iv e You Perfect Safety and Quick M a tu r ity . Bcttcr ship ping quality, larger eros anti can make you m o ; c money other BRAND* on the Market. V/e have been doing it for over thirty years in Florida, and were never more successful High School litotes Ths Athletic Association met Wednes­ day afternoon and received the reports of the committees. Steps are. to be taken to supply the gymnasium with every­ thing necessary. o Why? Hear What W e Have to S a y About That Tlie seniors have received the subjects for their graduating essays. r' • * J A C K S O N V IL L E , The pupils are hoping that the school board will give them o day off for the county fair. F LO R ID A BETTER THAIf EVER » O F W H I T E G O O D S , L A C E S A N D E M B R O ID E R IE S B E G IN S W E D N E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 25th L A S T S FIVE D A Y S OUR SOLE IDEA In making our selections for this VIO LET BRAND S A L E has been to make it the Banner Sale of and this it will be. You will find the display of Dainty Laces. Embroideries and Nobby* tilings in thing of their kind it has been your pleasure to inspect. We unqualifiedly recommend every niec values that w ill average throughout at Prices at least a third less than their real worth. Fashior know Linen and Sheer White Frocks are for Comfort during the early Spring and hot Summer mo avail yourself of this opportunity. Wo ask you specially to Look at our 10c Em broidery W in dow *• W e w ill have on sale Just 6,000 yards of just such values in Embroidery at the the ridiculous low price *of 10c We w ill show about twenty thousand yards of other Embroideries ranging in price from 12 1-2c and U pw ard and every piece a value. W e have quickly learned in our experience as Merchants that we have to buy in quantities to get the price, and we are willing to take short profits for quick sales to enable us to handle the quantity. You will find among our Embroidery selections some very heavy convent Embroideries for un­ derwear and they certainly do pay ibr-the. making, -as ~they~meai you are actually tired of them. ALL-OVER EMBROIDERIES White Goods This will be exceptionally good the coming Spring for full WflPt. • » well M lhelr oUjer many uaaa. and we have them In abundance, In fact every Imaginable pattern to meet every woman*« whim 4,000 yards of extra quality White Lawn, regulari2Tri|ncnB c; sale 10c BABY SETS : or Ite a bit attention to this end of *■*•* c» " m *he little roika little patterns Imaginable and at a VALENCIENES LACES 16400 yards of Valenclenca In vaiua from So to 12 l-2o the yard by buying a big lot we can sell and come out on them AT SO YARD ft.700 yards o f Vala, In value 12 l-2c to 20c the yard the mention^io" VarI) ** * * l U r t n mn* * Uh U uiilry bual- 6400 yards or Linen Sevtlle Torchon Jiaces A*n B S O L U T E L Y sc yBrd FREE We w ill give away the First Day of our Sale Flsxons, Flaxons, Flaxons We have purchased an immense stock of this popular fabric and Plain and Figured Cloths, all white, how­ ever, and it will pay you to cover on this line during the Sale. Linniro, L ln a ire , L ln a ire We might say this is a first cousin to fiaxon as~it is a very similar fabric possibly you may like it better we will leave you to judge; attractively priced. Linens, Linens, Linens duality severai-huadred- beauiiful Pictures,^tudresTn Violets, copies of Water Colors. N. P. YO W ELL & CO. Sanford, Florida �i 1 ffmiary 20. »¿H THE SANfQRD HERALD =r* ;0(JNTY HAPPENINGS times for trade and barter, accompanied by "Bill Brown" ao crime Mr. and Mrs. Brown hnvc given a life tim e o f service to the Everglade .Indian. Mrs. Brown [ a Budget of Interesting Items stayed among them twenty years with from Correspondents out once gWlng out when she leamet that the Indians were some how suspl clous o f the missionaries goings and [illt EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY comings. Mrs. Henry Yonge, an honored ex-presldcnt. esteemed nnd loved by all. [Efficient Staff of Reporten Weekly Is very familiar with Florida history and gave ua much Interesting information Coven the Terrltory for referring incidentally to the Indians In . The Herald her for aw ay Canada home in the provient» o f New Burnswick. LAKE M ARY MI:LANCE In introducing the subject, “ Florida", the writer o f these items called attention to the fact that Florida was the first named state o f our United Slates of America and m l»t beautifully named from Pnscua Florida the Spanish for Easter Sunday. Florida, and the United States, had thrrefore its very beginning on (in Easter Sühbnjh from ocnlurjcs ago w ay back in 1513 when an old Spanish explorers by name Ponce de Leon landed on these slibres, raised the standard of, tile cross and called the country Florida: A n y state or nation holding true the spirit o f an Easter Sabbath is sure to live. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ring are happy over bring sunshine and happiness to human hearts nnd gives nnd keep the joybclls the arrival of a son In their home. i'ÎTÎTSÏD1 ringing. Florida, and the United f^V r^t& n n ntad-B.* Ingsir .-t, Stntes are toddy enjoying* the fruits hunt last week and brought bock a deer prosperity and claiming the nttention and several smaller gama w ith them. Several p a rties 'h a ve been trying to the world because o f the Easter spirit. rent bouses, or buy lots to build on, 're­ Florida's fountain of perennial youth is cently. Mr. C. F. Lee who already owns still flowing fur old and youug alike, nnd property and -bouses h ero, is intending to the chimes from St. Augustine, tiie oldest in the Union, ore still ringing do more building in the near future, city throughout the land on a glad EaBter books as if bake Mary Is on the boom. _ A magic lantern show will be given morning. The club will continue tiie at A. E. Sjoblom’s H n U next Saturday study o i Florida down to tiie present time considering the subject under night January 21st, 7:30 o’clock. Spanish, British and French rule. Conductor and Mrs. Brannon returned MOORE'S STATION from Orlando to their Oviedo home Satur­ So k UI Corronioiulencs to The Herald: Mrs. Fannie Lee will soon occupy her day. M l Brannon's physician says he will be fortunate indeed to take up his nice new home In Beck Hammock. active duties in a month's time. Accom­ Herbert Beecher of Milam, Ohio. In»» panying them were Mr. and Mrs. Brown removed on to the place owned by the desf und dumb people at Beck Hammock. from southern Illinois. They enme at the Mr. Kiniicban had two more fine Mow­ holiday time to . spend two months with ing wells completed at his place last Mrs. Brannon and Mrs. Brannon's parents in Orlando. Mrs. Brannon and Mrs. week. Brown are sisters. Their guests had but George Chamber II m is out again after Just arrived at the time of the accident on attack or grip and malaria. Georgo Mitchell, a guard at the convict and all have been together in Orlando. |Special Cor. lo TSe Herald. The Like Mary Industrial ond Social I League met again last Friday for n days ! work of improvement A bountiful dinner was prepared and served by the |ladies. A t this rate It will not be long |before Lake Mary will bo one o f the uicet little subburbs o f Sanford. Feb* ioary 17th. Is sot fo T H te next meeting. A cordial invitation is given to all to ! como and enjoy themselves. D. B. Smith o f the Overstreet _Turpen­ tine Co. has rented a house from C. F. L e e ' and will bring his w ife here to camp at Caw Creek was here Sunday to visit bis father and brothers. The McClelland children uro spending tome lime with their grandmother at Geneva. The county ditch Is being completed from street corner stop No. 14 to the St. Johns river. There have been many northern visitors stout here recently looking for garden lands. j -r. . OVIEDO AND L A f c CHARM Social Corrtwpondenca In The Herald: We were glad to hear of the return last week of Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Adams to their liume in Florida after an absence of several months. Mr. Moore, a near neighbor, met them at the train In Oveido and conveyed Mr. Adams and patty to their Geneva home in his new auto. Our first pleasant acquaintance with Mr. and Mrs. Adam s was sc rcrai •rinler ago in S t Augustine where Mr. conducted for ten or tw elve years the Railroad buiiness o f Florida, w e were going to aay, in Mr, Flagler's Ponce dc Leon hotel. Mr. Adama had been promi­ nently identified with Railroad business In tiie city or Buffalo where there is prob­ ably more railroads business transacted then in any other city o f the Entire state, hardly excepting New York City. Florida railroad officials persuaded Mr. Adama to leave his Geneva homo for three short months during the -tourist season and Come up to SL Augustine, but Mr. and Irs.- Arinmi^were— alw ays gtnd to fiy sway to their Geneva home at the earliest opportunity and they were received with open hearted hospitality, 1 venture to "WT Hud on this particular return their friends and neighbors would have liked to have given them an ovation. Speaking about Mr. Moore and his new auto, Captain Moore halls from our own summer home in tiie Thousand Island region o f New York state. He has been Captain many seasons o f one o f the very handsome private - yachts o f the S l Lawrence river “ the Jule” owned by Mr. Cueteho of New York City. Captain Moons and fam ily w ere to leave Geneva Saturday last in his new car for Daytona and the East Coast to spend the balance ° f tiie winter. c f Mrs. McCuJiey entertained the Ladies Magazine Club at her home In Oveido Friday January 13th. There was a good­ ly attendance and the members m ani­ fested considerable Interest in taking up J rd T"F lorida. Miss N elfle~K ln g ^ «n g e d a concise, comprehensive reod*“ * discribing the Indian races who roamed this forests centuries before tiie . Spanish explorers o*m<j. „ Mrs. T. W . Miss Ella Bell Jones is entertaining u cousin, Miss Sapp of Georgia, who is to be be tills week n guest in Sanford. Mrs. Rigby spent Sunday with lier daughter, Mrs. Turner, inMier new home on the new trolley lino near Sanford. Miss Mattie Chapmen was a Saturday guest of Mrs. Turner. Rrv. and Mrs. Brooke have been nlllicte d .ln .having heavy grip qolds. Mrs. Brooke has been critically iU these last few days. . Dr..Nixon o f ChuluoùrU in attendance. Mrs. W. H. Lutliei has with her Miss Cnulcy o f Suvuiinah, Go., who will spend the winter in Oviedo. * Mr. and Mrs. Cuter ure guests o f Mrs. Rol>ert Lawton. / CAMERON CITY CLIPPINGS. ro ilie EdilorofTlie Herald. W e ore bo busy with planting, cultivat­ ing and marketing our crops out here that wo have little lim e to' gather news items. Potato planting is nearly finished. Mr. James Allison of Wichita, Kansas, is expected to visit here this week. He owns the furm cultivated by Mr. Earl Gortnly. Mrs. Minuick und her sister, Mrs. Stuurt o f Kansas City will spend a part o f this week at Daytona Bench. Mrs. Johnsons' little folks have been quite sick, having taken cold while hav­ ing measles. MrTCrippcinmnlc us n fly in g -visit on Tuesday afternoon. morning. He Is from Pennsylvania and | corned to spend the winter with his son'1 at Lake Onoro. . The strawberry season is on and some o f our people nre eating strawberry short­ cake. * GENEVA JOTTINGS START TH E .7 N E W Y E A R R IG H T Spr«l»l Corierpoadr&c* to The Herald: The entire community sympathize with Mr. und Mrs. Frank Jones In tiie loss o f their handsome home which was des­ troyed by fire on last Monday. If you begin it in W O O D R U F F 'S Mrs. Dr. Lswis o f Chicago is again in our midst much to the delight of her many friends. Mrs. Fultz and ' Mrs. Robinson a portion o f last week in Sanford; shoes you have taken the first step spent toward makiifg the New Year hap- — *4 : W. L. Sug made n business trip to Jacksonville last week, returning Satur­ day. pier and more prosperous— happier Mrs. Dann o f Miami has recently visit] ed her sister Mrs. Charlie Harrison. more prosperous because your ma­ Mrs, H. H. Pattishall is confined bed with ti<e measles. . terial prosperity depends in a-gteat because you arc more comfortable— to her P. L. Chambliss visited Monday. . Sanfo$l last 1 Captain Moore Is now mnstdr of a handsome touring car and Ida friends as well as himself are enjoying it. •i - M measure on your physical comfort. LatUe Henry Harrison hod the m is­ fortune to get his leg broken last week In n runaway, the buggy turning completely over. Mrs. Dr. Heath, who lived here several years ago is visiting her friend Mrs. I. T. Peters. * *___ Mr. and Mra John Adams .are again welcomed to Geneva b y n hoBt of friends. Accompaning them are Mr. and Mrs. Will Adams o f Buffalo who are much admired by m any' friends in this place who are glnti to have them w ith us. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A . Rauterson are home again from u pleasant trip on the Lust CooBt. .Mrs. Grant and daughters visited Chuluota last Sunday and Monday. »! 7 VI Step into the NfSA.YeaTTn W O O D ­ I til .1 f r i 1 '■ it * R U F F ’S shoes. 7 ------— — T- rr$7!*Q Q l 2 r5 c^L O ' . * •jli *> '_____ ■ i * ¡Fir 4 4■ ; 'Íií I); * i,1Ala ; * i F r an k L. W o o c h u ff ’ »Y«] * IS m m m m h i ’ , „ .. ' i », &I« yTvfti *» ’ i i J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y TO ® AGENTS General Fire-Insurance £ j O f fisa w ith H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. Sanford. »■ i ,* t; V; M Florida THE TRUTH MADE KNOWN ABOUT BLOUNT’S RECORD S IL L Y CHARGES THE ARE M E E T IN G “ BOOM ERANG” W IT H M OST A SEVERE REBUKE E F F E C T IV E Read the Following and then vote for the Man W hom You Believe Most Capable to Represent You In the United States Senate WHAT DO YO U THINK OF B R Y A N ’S (:-'4 M ETHODS? Under the head. "Mr. Blount and tiie 'Joker' in the Jim Crow Law ,” the Pensactffli Journal Sunday morning. January 'Jlh, published the following editorial lender Mr. Blount and the "Joker" In the Florida “ Jim Crow" low. A few - days ago Mn-N.—P - Bryan,-candidate f o r t h e United States Scnute, made a charge to the effect that Mr. W. A. Blount, also n candidate for the Senate, had put a “ Joker" in the form o i an amendm ent into the "Jim Crow" law which passed the Legislature in 1905, while Mr. Blount was a member o f the State Senate, and that because o f Mr. Blount's amendment the Supreme Court had declared the law unconstitutional. • . . . . . . , . . ... , . , In his speech In Jacksonville last Monday night Mr. Blount denied this charge, und In a telegram published else­ where in this paper today he again denies I t ' , ,, The Journal is tolerably fam iliar with the circumstances attending the passuge of the "Jnn Crow bill, and o f its own knowledge it is nble to state all the material Diets connected with I I The facts, briefly, ure os follows: Representative J. Campbell A very introduced the bill originally in the House, and after consideration, nnd some slight amendment by Mr. A very himself, it passed the House nnd went up to the Senate. In (lie Senate Uic bill wos amended in certain particulars relating to roctliod of separation, lim e the bill should go into effoct. mid penalties for violation, by Mr. Uiouut, but not until, in conference w ith«M r. Avery, he and Mr. A very had agreed upon the amend­ ments. The bill then, ns agreed upon by Mr. Blount and Mr. A very, passed both houses by a unanimous vote in each house. ------------- . ■- ■ Now os to the "Joker" which Mr. Bryan says rendered the bill unconstitutional. This was Soction 7. und it was part o f Mr. A very's original bill. :ln the redraft of the bill by Mr. A very nnd Mr. Blount Section 7 was not chunged in any material respect. Blount's Bill. A very'S B ill. Sec, 7__ That (lie provisions o f this act shall not apply to colored female nurses on such cars or divisions of curs, having the care o f white chil­ dren or sick persons. Sec. 7. ..." ■f That the povisions o f this act shall not apply to colored nurses having care of white children or sick portions. There is absolutely no difference, in effect, in these two sections. But. as an indication that both Blount and A very acted in good faitll in this matter we have but to show that they modeled Section 7 after tiie Statu law then In existence, and which governed the separation of races on railroad trains, but not street cars. Thut State law is found in Section 2208 o f tiie Revised Statutes of 1892. and reads as follows: Tiie State statute: ..... ,, . ,, , “ But female colored nurses having the care o f children or sink persons may ride or travel In such cars. Therefore, tiie effect o f S o ctlo o 7 uf t h t biUahuwJlJur M r A very was not only not altered ut all by Mr. Blount's bill, lad" been existence for years as applying to s le a ia -ra iU but It was practically an exact copy o f the Suite law whicn ha fn road cars. Saturday afternoon Mr. Potter and "when the roll coll on the bill was taken It passed without a dissenting vote. (S ec Senate Journal, page 778 ) Sueh men os Senators Bailey of Montlcello, Crone of Tampa. Hudson of Miami, Nell of WestviUc, West of Mllwifo. Mr. and Mrs. Williams and daugh­ (oii, WllSim o f Mariam «, McCreary or Gainesville ang Ilm of St. Augustine unvoted for It. These men were all ter viewed our farms and visited our known os radical unti-corporntion members of the Senate. Mr. Bryan will hardly charge fhot they, WO. were under cor-^ parka. They are winter residents nt San­ poration influence when they Joined in the support of this meosure. ford. If the winter tourists knew what When* the b'lflwas carried up to the Supreme Court on a test cose, we find W. J. Bryan, County Solicitor pretty grove* we*"have out here, with '* for Duval County, afterwards appointed Senator by Governor Bio ward, member of the law firm of Bryan S. tables and seats ready for picnicera, they '[ Bryan and late brother of N. P. Bryan, who now makes these charges—we find W. J. Bryan himself defending would often bring o lunch and spend a * Section 7 and arguing that It Is constitutional and effective. „ „ „ part o f some o f these beautiful days. In charging that Mr. Blount was guilty of putting a joker bite the Jim Crow law, does N. P. Bryon also charge his late brother with bad faith, or with Ignorance, or both, when he defended thts same joker before The moonlight (isli bake in Mr. Beck's the Supreme Court, os recorded In volume 50, page 132, of the Supreme Court Reports of Florida. . grove last Tuesday nlgbl proved a success M rB ryan 't charge at this time Is nothing more or less than a piece of cheap political chicanery whose In every way and was thoroughly enjoyed purpose Is to eaten votes by unfair means where he cannot get them by other methods. It Is too small to come from any man who Is big enough to be a United States Senator. , " by a large company o f people. W e were Mr Blount's connection with the Jim Crow bill was absolutely open, honeat and above board. Section 7, copied from glad to see our editor present. Uie Stale law itself, was not drawn by him. and U he railed to discover its unconstitutionullty he was not less liable than Am ong our Sunday visitors were Dr. all o i Ilia legislators. lawyers and judges who had for years regarded the State law as constitutional and sound. and Mrs. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Gus HUl and Mr. and Mrs. Dutton o f Sanford and -TO TH E DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF FLO R ID A: _______________________ ‘____ Mr. and Mra. Berry of the West Side. Mr. The facta stated in tbe foregoing editorial are true. To them I a d d l Berry was much surprised at the develop­ The bill was entirely satisfactory to me and there was no reason why I should desire to have it declared uncousUtument o f tiie Celery Delta and much inter­ 1 inn) preferred the interest o f the Street Car Company to that o f the public, still 1 would have had no reason tp ested in our improvements. desire to kill the bill, since it entailed no hardship upon the street cay company and was practically identical with the Mr Pi I«worth hpf fryilLS neat bpnga-ordlmm w H n trhiah a llkt i y f tM" nt ■/■pnrwtlnn nf races has been in use on the street cars In Jacksonville, Pensacola and low on Beard oil avenue. other cities. * J ' __ ~ * -------~ " The original bill contained no penalty upon the conductors of the »tree! cor companies for falling or re­ Am ong the prettiest crops growing in fusing to enforce the law ond I Inserted In the bill such a penalty In order to make the law opera«he. this vicinity Is tbe Jumbo lettuce on 0r. A n y objection to any section of the bill as unconstitutional uever occured to me, nor did It occur to such men as Minnick's farm. Those who have had George P. Rainey, former Chier Justice: Luuls C. Massey, one o f the revisors of the State's Statutes and Attorney for the opportunity to try It say it makes a most ' ’ Florida Railroad Commloalon; Park Trammell, since Attorney General; F. M. Hudson; C. L. Wilson, since Stato Attorney; delicious salad.. » add other able lawyers who were then in the Senate. ; . .. Lawton who had bean a student in the ¿■¡J- Mf« High School told us in a pleaslng informal way of the Indians who Rev. Dr. Swartz is expected to preach cwne from the Everglades at stated • t Cameron City church next Sunday . • Y: W. A . BLOUNT. f.'A : - Vw. •. J r r. . Y ’ ______ • I �January jq We are probably the-oldeat re f ular advertisers of Flori­ da Farm Lands In the South. We advertised before the present Intense Interest In ‘ Book to the Land." Our methods have broulht us In touch with thousands of people all over the world. We will iladly refer you to some of thebe people on request. Enquiries cheer The Howard-Packard land Company la Incorporated under the Laws of florid? Paid up capital * 100.000 O U B -IR R IG A T O rl AND FLORIDA TRUCKER “ A N ew sp aper Within a N ew sp aper Published In the - Interests of the Intending Investor and S ettler by the the many companies exploltln* Florida lands |„ that It’aahome corporation with an established high trade home and foreign reputation to maintain We cultivate many acres of land In our home territory, ttoward-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford, flòrida What Is It You Wish to Know In Particular Concerning Grapefruit Culture Stock Raising General Farming Dairying Poultry Raising Strawberries Eggplant Early Vegetables Generally Returns per Acre Send Me Your Booklet Homeseekers Excursions - ; , . • • Write here any question' or questions you wish answered Write here your •< S' . ’ r < 1 , # Name. . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; • ,* • 1 * -, m j ♦ * » . __ • • * * Address;:..;. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . | A re just across the river from Sanford. Prices per acre, $30 on terms of $5 per acre down, and the balance $1 per acre per month, which payment coveis every­ thing. N o taxes or interest. Upon receipt of first payment Contract for Deed will be sent. Y ou should note the liberal terms of this Contract for Deed.' — ^ - , If, within one year following completion of payments you wish to give up your VoluslaFarm, we wilfrefund all the money you paid us and add 6 per cent. Interest by way of bonus and take the farm off your hands. Y o u H a v e E v e ry th in g T p G a in I f Y o u B u y a V o lu s ia F a r m at T h is S e a s o n ’s P ric e a n d T e r m s YO U R E N V E L O P E P L A IN L Y Peoples Bank Building SANFORD, FLORIDA �j ANNOUNCEMENTS friends I have for the no*ïïion of Mayor « aenmru » i n primary to be November. Re§pec(,ulI, act W. II. UNDERWOOD . j , , , r r > , » o r r r r r i -------- * * * - . * * * . . * - Tor w City rui ij Clerk, Treasurer, ---------- - Assessor, . — announce . wnmi nM trtv h f offici' J t. .hereby my pjirulli!Actf candidacy for for tthe office of of City fieri. Treasurer and„Assessor. Many year. !j.«rwilivice with d ty affair* and clerical noalftoS^ivemade me familiar with the work ofthl* uk and •"••“ “ “ ’ “ '“ ‘ » » S & I I , . M. W. LOVELL. j j j i n o r r r r f .............................................. Clerk, Treasurer and Assessir |*m urged by my friends to m«n«MWo myself -~ a candidate for the office of CJerk, Treasurer end Assessor at the coming d ty election, to which __ or nlaee 1was appointed to All the unexplred term U irk L Scott I »ollcll an Inxpectlon of the work wo done by me to convince you of ray qualifications to fulfill the duties of the office. „< Yours truly, ; - ...... R r C fttttW E L L . jjj, t ................... ..................................... In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judlcls Circuit, Orsnge county. State of Florida C. M, H AM ILTO N DENTIST Chase & In the matter of the adoption of Room 13 Pico Building Fred w. Wllmott. J r !* minor. by J. W. Wllmott and Sophia E. Wllmott. ____ Phone 386 ' , j — 7 " “ 7 “ 7 Not ic*----------ft "" r"; -T — ■ S^en that we. J. W. Wllraou S i of hebranry, £ *m?5l,.5, .T wlf*1 after 00 ,lw Jay A. D. 1811. or os*h*1 soon a* 0,h the same can be heard aptHy to the Honorable Minor r i ,0n1f*Jr5,<L 0 ,lJ1* V '™ 1 .1 PfW K Tib Judicial Urcuit of Florida for the adoption by us of Fred ¡DENTIST w. Wllmott, a minor, as our chiidi and heir-at-law? Jauta W. Wiuiott, 20-St Office: • Hines Bldg, over Woodruff’s Store Sonn* E. Wimon. DR. C. G. B U T T i1 ------------------- SHIPPERS OF ... SALFORD. FLORIDA Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section a or Chapter 4688, Laws of Florida Florida Fruits DR. R M. MASON Notice Is hereby given that W. B. French and DENTIST S. M r rrocli of Knoxville* Trnn. uurchnnnrt of tax certificate« named below has filed Bald certificate« In my office and hat made application for tax deed Welborn Block to tout M. In UWW.UUIIM: accordance with law. OÍIÍU Said LVT1 certificate« W nun «HW, 1IlCa1C1 embrace the following describe«! property tltuated Sanford, Florida ' In Orange county, Florida, to-wlt: „Cert. 448. dated June 3. 1901 1807: Lot 8. Blk.‘ D, Mitchell's Survey of Levy Grant, t, assessed in tbs name of E. II. Palmer. Cert. jotku 482, dated June 3, nw7: 1907 Lot* 21 and 22, „.Ver'aieaiu nea. Blk. D, Mitchell t Survey of Levy Grant, assessed In the neme nf UnlnnWn Owner. Cert. 373, deledJuly 3.1808: Lots 23 end ^4 DENTIST DR. V¿¿stables j and 1 Phone 10 General Insurance Agents W. E. HÒUSHOLDER SANFORD, FLÒ RID A M7;°if|i!i* * Rooms S3. 24 and 2 8 , F loo Bids Thons For City Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor tathensmsSkhr „.Cert. 373. dated July 3. IB08: Lot» 3B and 40, I announce myself s candidate for the,office of Blk. D. Mltchetl i Survey of Levy Grant, osteaaeij SAN FO R D , FLORIDA. g s a s ( s s ! , ,a i i w i b . A..',i s _______ ________ - ___ tTAWirSWriTi w h s m A i lllk. D. Mitchell's Survey of l^vy Grent. assessed In the name of Mrs. M.- E. Hicks. Cert. 377. daledjuly 3. IB08: Lot* 63 and 66, lllk. D. Mitchell's Survey uf Levy Grant. assesHd in the name of Mrs. M. E. Hicks. A tto rn eys at Law O rt. 378, dated July 3. 1808: Lot* 76 and 77, Blk. D, Mitchell'* Survey«/ Levy Grent. esseaaed 7* in the name of Mrs M. 1.. flicks. Sanford. Flonda Unless said certificate*.shall be redeemed ac­ Peoples Bank Bldg. cording to taw. tax deed* will issue thereon on the For Marshal. 3lit day of January. A D. 1911. 1 Witness my offdal signature and seal this the ' . I announce my candidacy for re-election a* Mnr30th day of December. A. D, 1810. - - *baL lPropose lo m*ke Ihe race solely on m (seal) ---- B. M. Koamsoa. retard I am not the candidate 6f Sny clique. Clerk Circuit Court. Orsnge Ctnmty, Florida. • ' “ O STE O PATH IC _ jjliflt the support of the voters on my merits. 20-41 . . _____[iy_M. A. Howaro. D C. PHYSICIAN 'RetpeclTtiUy; -----GREEN W. SMITH. Office Gorner-Woodfuff Building Identified with her every Interest. That I am com ntent and can serve acceptably as Clerk. Treas­ urer and Aasesaor 1 have no misgiving*. Intlm ate m ~ ----- “ *•*■ ----(reas and high e good form and — -ays, along with ____ ___________________ Ilea In MsMasSaaford's ear of progressr C. 11. LEFFLLK. j j j r r r j - r r i ---- DR. „ „ « « » » » « » » W W I M M S W W fW W W Marshal and Collector. C. * Other hours by apjx>intmeut THE Florida Jan. 4, 1911. . ' • Heating Stoves . *•. I The O N L Y bank in Sanford that INSURES EVERY D O LLAR D E - * . POSITED A G A IN S T LOSS from any and all causes. : ' : : ' PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD OTHERS AND EW JOHNSON Prompt Service A T T O R N E Y -A T -LA W GEO. A. DeCOTTES a nd COUNSELLOR Accurate Service -FOUR HER CENT allowed on Savings Deposito ’ A TTO RN EY Polite Service --------r------- - aiuVwill appreciate your patronage Practice« io State and Federal Couru. M. O. T. Build Inf. Phone 248 at Safety Deiwsit Boxes for rent M. M. SMITH. H. R. STEVENS, President Vloa-Presldetu LAW H. E. TO LAR Cashier Practice In State and Federal Courts Welborn Block . Sanford. Fla HAND BROTHERS THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTO RN EY A N D COUNSELLOR A T -L A W LIVER Y, F E E D and Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida Rptldence*. Sanford snd Sylvan Lake eee ee ee ee e ee ee e e r e e e e sew e * * * « * » * * SALES H arnaaa and Wagons L. G. STRIN.GFEL.LOW i —- * - „ STABLE ; Blackam lthlng and Horaaahoalng H orses and M ules Bought and Exchanged___ -JUSTICE OF TH E PEACE H E A V Y H A U L IN G AND C O N TR A C TIN G NOTARY PUBLIC D ls » o lu tlo ii N o tic e The jMirtucrsliip heretofore existing be­ tween K. R. Murrell und J. B. W illis un­ der the inline of "The IJoaton” store hutt litis day boon dissolved by toutnal con sent. A ll bills due The Boston will be pay­ able to K. R. Murrell and the said J. H, Willis Is hereby released from a ll ob liga ­ tion o f said partnership. Tho business to bo con d u ct«' lo thefuture under llie name of the Hoston and by the Bald K. R. Mur­ rell. K. R. M im sm , • J. U. W illis , ft C- A P IT A L «,3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 * KEMP Sanford Laws of Florida Notice of Application Tor Tax Deed Under Section 8, Of Chapter 4888 Law» Of riorlda E. i Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida IrfXtrtDttTourt,7th JuiticaVCtrcuU or . - Residence 519 Magnolia Avenue Florida In and for Orange County Office Hours: 9 to 12: 3 't o V •••*— I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Marshal and Collector tor Sanford at Ihe coming The People« Bank of San­ ford. a corporation organdty election. ited and exlitlng under Reapectfully, the jaw* nf the «tate cf ------ W r A r T l l X i S -Notlrrprtnnmutan vs. of Suit by ottoch The Florida Land and De­ ment. SANFORD LODGES velopment Co.. aoorpora (ion organized and exist­ ing under the laws of the Sanford Lodge N*. 27. L O . O. F. state nf Ohio Meets evepr Monday Monday at L30 p. m., over Imperial To Charles Lockwood, Treasurer of Uie Florida ___ ts every Theetr«. W. P. Stone, Land and Development Company, defendant, W. S. Budwin, Sec'y, and all other persons interested in the above en­ titled cause or any of the lands hereinafter de­ scribed: geminale Chapter No. 2, Order eastern Star You will take notke that on the 23rd day of De­ Meets every second snd fourth Friday In month. cember, A. D. 1810, suit was Instituted against The Every one who hat seen hi* Star In the East are Florida lutnd and Deveiopinent Company, In the cordially Invited to visit the cbapjfr Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Auc* E/Koastx*, Sec’y. Florida, in and far Orange county, In attachment by The People* Bank of Sanford, and that writ uf attachment dated December 23rd, 1910, we* Is­ F. 0. E.. Celerv City Aerie 1833 sued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court under the Meetings first and Ih'rdTueadaya In eve^idonth. seal or the said court on said date of December Hall In Wrlfaome Block, third fioor 23rd 1010. and under and by virtue of said writ of attachment I have levied upon the fallowing deecritied lot. tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and Phoenix Lodge Ne. 8, K. of P. being In the county of Orange and state of Florals, Meets second and fourth Tuesdays Visiting to wit: knights always wc come P. E. Hutchinson. C C . Lot Sixteen (16) of M, M. Smith's third sub­ Felix S. Frank. K R. and 1 division. in-lug n part of Section Twenty-Eight (28). Township Nlneseen (10), South of Range Thirty (30). East. Sanford Lodge. No 0 2 , r. A A M You nre therefore required lo appear to the said same G. W Spencer. Matter; J. C. Enaminger. Secre­ action on the rule day in March. 1011, Ihs the same ana tthat Inde tary. Communication every Brat and tfilrd Thura being the tixih day of March, 1811, and days nt 7:30 p. m Visiting brother* welcome. gainst you. fault thereof Judgmenl will be enlered agt lay ofDeWltness my band und seal thii 30th d embe». A. |f. 1910. J. A. KIRKWOOD. fseall Notice of Application For Tax Deed Sheriff of Of aure County. Derr* A r ! I Imer. ' Under Section 8 of Chapter 4688, 21-Ht Attorney* (or the plaintiff. Notice la hereby given that W. B. and S. M. French ol Kuoxvllle Tenn., purchasers of Tax Cer­ tificates Nos. 483 and 438 dated the 3rd. day of June A D. 1807, have filed said certificate in my oJ&ce, and have made application far Tax Deed to issue In accordance with low. Said certificates embrace Ihe following deacilbnl property- situated In Orange County, Florida, ttf-wit: Cert 453—Ixrts 26 to .30. Blk, D. MItchell's Survey of Levy Grant. ' Cert 455r-Lot* 42 to «6, Blk. D, Mitchells Sur­ vey of Levy Grfint. *' ' . The laid land being assessed st the dale of the issuance of such certificate* In the name of Un­ known Owner. Unless said Certificate shall be redeemed ac­ cording to law, te a Deed will Issue thereon on the 13th. day of February, A. D 1811. Vi It ness my official signature and seal this the ISthdayof January, A. D. Iflli. B. M. Kooinkm. Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County, Florida. 22-4c By M. A Howard, D. C. 8l DICKINSON DICKINSON Office in City t l4 l rrv w r r r w rf w e x e w w v e *»* « «* » » J A. Thompson has o p e n e d o meat market at the corner of Sanford Ave. and Third street and want* to see his old custorners and new ones Every­ thing In Florida and Western meats. Shoe Repairing By Machinery Quicker, Neater and Better than tho Old W ay * rADE, THE TUNER, ™ PHONE NO. « 0 . ORLANDO. i .F L O R ID A [ M ' Aft Same Man but New Location Just Try Me and See No. 113 W . fir s t Street, Next Door to W o o d ru ffs Store . • : H A N S O U [ t SANFORD, FLORIDA i . W a d * W ill Pay Phona Toll on All Ganulna Ordara Notice I* hereby given lhat'p. R. Haynes, of Have your heatdr put up now. The KnuxvUle, Tennessee, purchasei of Tax Certificate* named Ix-luw, has filed said certificates in my oald is coming. Be prepared. W e liove FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS office and has made application for lax deals lo issue In accordant« with taw. Said certificate« a large stock of wood heating stoves also embrace the following described property situated gas and oil hcatet. The Geo. H. 1 efnald lo Orange County, Florida, to-wit: Cert. 484 lard ware Co. 2-tf 40CNT JACKSONVILLE FLORAL COMPANY i £ 1807-Lots 34 to 37 and Lot 38 _ i Surve, (Itu 5 ■ on E (Ids) Blk. D. Mlthell'* Survey of Phone 166. Itth and Oak Ave. Levy Giant. Assessed In the name of Unknown Ownor. Special Offerinii In Ferns. Sanford, Cert No. 460. dated June 3. 1807-Lot 04 Ulk, D. Mitchell's Survey of Levy Grant, assessed In Floral Designs to Order. Florida the name of Unknown Owner. Cert. No. 4(17. dated June 3, 1807—tola 68 U> 72; Blk. D, Mitchell's Surveyor Levy Grant, a* Drink a Bottle of L. H. T E M P L E _ V y 't 1l«t UoKol June ill HlLf (" M ill t *) M . Bis. b , Mitchell's Survey U U v y Croat, srssedta the name of Unknown Owner, ~ IWnee « ■ M ifilS is M .^ .ilt S r w i l « a J tordinl to law. the I3lh dsy of Witness a y the 13th day of (as deed* wUI Issue thereon February A. D. 1811. official signature and seel I January A. IF jBH^ J. D. PARKER, Prop ; ; Room and Board *1.50 Per Day, Meals, 33c. Clerk of Circuit Court Orange County, Floti 28-4C By M. A Howard D. t Spacial Rata by tha W aak Legal Notice imdmilord Stats* °hio, Western Division, in Eguity case No. M 75 tlierrof, olio by thè United States Circuit Court far ^sssms^rn: ¡ t a r a s a Henry Development Company, a coiporullon organiseli under thè laws of lits nate of-OUio. All portoni, brms or txwtwrstlons indebtod M laid company are rajuired lo moke Is fs d la t e payasent. and all McLaulin JEW ELER Plumbing and G as Fitting AJ1 Work Receives My Persona! Attention Theme 230 Sanford Library M Y SPECIALTIES ROOM 20 mid Juarpit C, Smith. Attyg.. Ä jilO r s doe U hereby gi, that oa the 6lh M of February, i U fPPir to ' tha Honorable WUUsi aludes ef Piuheti 22-fli ALL GOODS GUARANTEED BICYCLES AND St u 25 BICYCLES ORLANDO. OF SANFORD, FLA N . R A N O . President P . P O R R T R R , ashler o ilx Upstairs, Pico Block Open Tuesdays ^Tto G p .iíí Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m ¡¡Strangers W e l c o m e ¡¡ ORO . P O R N A L O , V le s -P r s e . R. P . W H IT N K R , A s st. C ashier Only National Bank In Orango County Funds Protectod by Burglsry Insurance ------------------- Pickard's Hand-Painted China Gorham's Sterling Silver __ Rogers' Platod Ware -E lg in and Waltham Watches ^Batata*. Manufactured with pure distilled water— they wiU prevent illness, aid digestion and give yu n h en ltii T h o S a n fo rd C o ca C o la B o ttiin e C o ., S a n fo rd , F la Opposite City Hall >d by tie il G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R * S efety Deposit Boxes fo r R ent O R G A N IZ E D 18B7 TH E M. & R. STORE And ICE CREAM PARLOR P in ts, Quarto and finTlonn Stationery, Confeotionery and Periodicals of all Kinds Old Postofflee Bld’g t »vj| S'M ‘1 W F \ 1» , i �1000 ‘ 1001 1902 1003 1604 8,200 11,000 21,200 34,000 53.650 Y ear ' Orate« iw »- e w » 1006 136,058 1007 181,766 1006 680.000 1000 475.000 la r a n t c c d (a iM until development be 30 . 60 or BO day* (race or irmene» In c o m of tick net*, tree deed la case q/ death TÏTUC BOND 4 GUARANTEE OO. Y «ä rty avérai« Increase 118.3ft O u r Polloy: Conaarvatlam , R allab lllty, P roirssslvsnsss snd Courtsous Traatm ant Number 51 S A N F O R D ,^ FLO R ID A. J A N U A R V 2 20, 11911 -------------- ------------ ----- 1» —— * $25 down-that’s all f i n i ■ ■ I B D R I B B a a a $10 monthly-Tbit.Eu, g a i n a Sanford Vegetable Growers Are Making Large Profits —— — on Their Lettuce Crop This Season. It is nothing unusual to hear of single acres that net from $500 to $1200 per acre The other crops are bringing prices'in proportion. The general outlook for Celery Delta Farmers are brighter this very minute than they have been for many seasons NoW is the Time for You to Buy O n e o f our V e g e t a b l e F a r f l l S at $150 an an acre on our very easy system o f pay ments*. T h e increased profits as shown this season by the growers will have a great ef feet in increasing the price o f land, and if you want to do business in the vegetable line in Florida, You Had Better Purchase One of Our Farms Beforeithe price is increased by the natural development o f this section and the attend ant success o f our growers Title Bond and Guarantee Companys’ . Farm s are situated on original transportation, are well drained, the soil is excellent and the community is in a flourishing condition. * Fourteen Families Have Moved to Monroe . Since we put this division o f elery F a rm s on the m arket W e are buildin houses every day, breaking new land and planting crops o f various kinds the effect of making all the land in tl new have If You Are Interested W rite to us about Florida Real Estate. W e . have all kinds o f land suitable for groves, chicken firms, winter homes and vegetable farms. Our Terms Are the Best Offered by Any Firm In Sanford F o r la n d o f the sam e quality, a n d the quality is su ch that it w ill p ro d u ce an yth in g that w ill g ro w anywhere We Give You Six Years In Which to Pay for Your Farm and C h a rg e y o u n o interest o n the deferred paym ents, Write for Our Book Showing Our System of I Vegetable Culture. It is Free TITLE - BOND ^ - & - GUARANTEE Sanford, Florida. U. i P . S . — W e h ave tw o s m a ll im p ro v e d place* that w e w ill sell very reasonable $25 down-that's all ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ b ci□ a rarara a h rana $10 monthly-Tktt’«E«r �Orange County Pair, February 7th to 11th IN SANFORD— Life I» Worth Living THE POPULARITY CONTEST NEW CLOTHING AND FURNISHING STORE FOR SANFORD M any Out or Town Reader» Are Get- The General News o f “The Land of Flowers. f l iilfn FROM THE STATE PRESS M l»» Mildred Potter. ......................... MlMUIadr* Csntnrr......... .................... Mist J m le Sltimon............................. ing some broken ribs, ana internal juries. His brother, Grady Revels J. T. Phillips were also badly hurt. ¿ to e and Wright ore attending the The Times-Union has a Washington dispatch discrediting the rumor -that a deal is on foot to- displace Congressman Sparkman from fall just place a* chair-man o f the o s x t - E i v e a o i ^ M b o r s conv mittre. The rumor was to the effect that Congressman Kandadell would be selected for ibe place. Considerable1juggling la going on in connection w ith the - House committee chairmanships and their is a suggestion that not many o f them will be awarded on the score o f seniority. However, the Times-Union's correspondent says Mr. Sparkman has every assurance 1that he will receive the appointment. Following an experiment that was made so m e, tim e ago Ft. Myers has placed an order tor a large quantity of crude oil, which, at present, is being generously applied to our streets in the hope that Its use w ill not only aid In preserving the streets, which are o f shell, but have a tendency to keep down the dust that arises therefrom and is a source of much annoyance to merchants and shop-keepers. Alachua County'» Board of. Commis­ sioners has issued a pamyhlet contain­ ing muctrvatuabte 'Information concern­ ing the county. Tho vegetable sections -of the county sred ea crib ed aa are also •U other sections. Th e different In­ dustries are named and . their values •re given for the benefit o f the general public. Mr» treatment to all. Mr. W. C. Palmar cams to Florida three years ago from Johnstown Pa., where he was manager o f a large clothing and furnishing* goods store and HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK accepted a s l m l ^ o y M o n ,, with the Surpm e'Stort Oo., of S hX u giiitin e. which H e r « th e R e a d e r » W ill Find ■ B r ie f he filled successfully until reoendy. H is to ric a l S p rin g T lo w ln g rich mahogany finish. The clothing cabi-.. Mr. Selgh has boon actively engaged / f o r H u rried R e a d e r » net la sixty feet long and will hold three i n bust near fuc the past 13~*y*arer having David Graham Phillips^ age forty-tlirerv hundred suits. The leading makes carried editor, publicist and novelist was shot six by Messrs. Pnlmer & Selgh will he times on Monday as he approached 'the Princeton Club, by Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough, aged thirty-one, a Harvard juon u'i|niliWA"dJn“ ,lY offer, committed suicide. PhlllliM died later from the wounds. The body o f Goldsborough, whose career at Harvard was brief, lies in the morgue. Apparently insane, he had a fancied grudge against the author and sought his life. •- 2,000 What appears to be definite informa­ tion Jhut W illiam Johnson, a negro, charge with the murder of Brakentan Humphries, white, at A vera, Oa., wus lynched early Sunday morning,-hi» body riddled with bulluts and later burned, was contained in a special dispatch from Fsonin Miu Lucille titillimi»................ Mit» fielen Rowlr ñd . ........... Mr». Malici Johiiwm . . . . . . . ... OUT U * W i N Miu Florence C. Kinney, Ovcidu COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING Annual E lection o f O ffic e rs and Other In tere stin g M a tte rs The Commerelul Club held a most inter­ esting meeting on Monday night. The regular election o f officers for the ensuing year followed. ‘ The question o f having u booth at the Orange County Fair was taken up and discussed at length. Sanford should be represented at the fair In the best man­ ner possible and every citizen should aid in making a creditable display. The cur­ tailment o f the Fast Coast schedule or the Titusville branch was also taken up and will be acted upon later. Several other important questions were before the meeting for adjustment but were not decided. • The following officers were elected. • President— Forrest Lake. First Vice President— F. P. Forster. Second Vice President— D. L. Thrasher. Secretary—E. T, Woodruff, Treasurer— H. C. Du Bose. Directors— J. N. Whitner, B. A . How­ ard. W—U. Holden. R. H. Marks. Forrest Lake, J. 0. Packard, D L. Thrasher, G. H. POrnald, F. I- Woodruff, H. R. Stevens, A. T. Rossetter, T. K. Bates, W. T. Fields, F. P. Forster. Harry Ward, S, Ü. Chase. Have G ood P o u ltr y Ju dge Nick Carter, holding the world's record The Fair management have secured the as a high diver, will jump 110 loot. •enrices o f Hon. F. J. Marshall as poultry Hurricane, the fastest trotting ostrich in the world, has been secured and will Mr. Marshall has had thirty-five year»' give an exhibition once daily. This bird active service aa Judge o f poultry shows has been driven in harness all over the and has officiated at falsa add expositions United* States- He never disappoints. ■II oyer the United States. Am ong his He la not an experiment. many engagements were the Columbian Each day títere will be harness races. fa p rwitifla a t ^ m ^ g » and tho.World's ia which high rl*n* and speedy horses T’sir e l Sl Louis. Owners o f poultry-may have been entered. Th e-eeeeeiatioa ia a he assured that the merits o f the exhibits member o f the American Trotting Asso­ •rill be satisfactorily judged. ciation. which insures Just treatment to 1" e d it , Augusta. D. N. Reynolds r< fawn Jacksonville has ‘beaa .-d l barf this weak and on a o u l a o i n i*PV Sl Johns- M r. Reynolds Is an of Gea A . DeCottes o f this city and * eetw a l weeks o f each season at Mr. W. C. Palmer, and Mr. A . B. Selgh the two enterprising young merchant» who havo cast their lot with us and will give us one o f the finest clothing and gents furnishing stores south o f Jacksonvllle. The display cases, clothing cabinet, hat cabinet and windows' w ill, all be' a 2.600 Keeping up with the State wboae name It bears the Florida L ife Insurance Com­ O range C ounty's Big Fair pany will erect a new ten-story home A s the lime for the Orange County Fair, in Jacksonville. This company, during February 7-11 approaches, the directors its short life, has made a record, and con­ are making a very careful canvas o f the tinues to grow.— Pensacola JournoL situation. la the January number o f "D ixie The exhibits already secured o f - citruh Motoring" Governor A lbert W.’ Gilchrist fruits, farm products and the products of has an article upon the condition of. the vegetable farmers will be larger and bet­ toads can be constructed at. little e x ­ ter than any fair ever held In Florida. pense. The writer glvpa these -splendid The exhibit^ o f cattle, horses, hogs, ■venues o f travel credit for the great In­ poultry, are large. The arts crafts will crease in population which tho State has have a fine display while the educational enjoyed In the last ten yean . interests will not be neglected but will Warnings have been ecn ito the owners take front rank. Fpr entertainment there will be sports. of razorbacks near Sorrento that the d tltens have derided to protect themselves Bofb ball, polo and track events. Fifteen great gtiows, including a wildagainst the divine right o f the four-legged prowlers Gardena and crape have been west animal show, w ill interest all looking rained from time immemorial, and it for excitemenL For free attractions there will be a wifi have to be stopped, according to the balloon ascension dally, with double parJgjrniMs lust sent out. Hanford H eigh ts im p ro v in g J. H. Ragsdale baa sold this week eight jots on Sanford Heights and expect» to « t the contract at once for a fine reai«• o fe to be built for himself. Mr. Ragsdale has also contracted for two new concrete sidewalks to be laid the entire length of of the property and this choice location '•hi (reseat a busy appearance in a few Items of Interest Gleaned fro m Various Sources 7.000 9.023 3.775 Cameron City Churrh .......................... in­ HUH School and M iu Mule ], M l»» Kalo Under votai Drs. till« A llie Kubili.:» lisa Csrraw»? un­ fortunate \ Ictlms. Palm er and S elgh t o H ave One e f th e Finest S t o r e » South o f J a ck so n ville tin* Excited The Herald Popularity Contest la ex­ citing interest among the northern readers And many letters have been received and subscription paid by people who do not.AoaiC.lhe contestants personally but w ant to get into the game. Y ^ w o u id o d j W .Abfl.nfluiaana to vote at once and not wait until the last minute. While such acilptU * pot prohibited those who are holding back the larger number, of votes are apt to strike n great surprise on the Inst day lor the fellow other is holding out also. Get in your votes ond watch out for the big bonus offer next week. Fol­ lowing is the status this week. Tha fair is not,*conducted na a money making scheme, but 1» for the - benefit of Orange county und supported b y the oounty end l u citizens. Remember the date, February 7-11. There seem» to be some misapprehen­ sion on the part o f some es to the cost of nuking an exhibit nl ihr J a lf. „TUereJs ubaoiuteJy no charge, if you are exhibit­ ing to show your handiwork, or are com­ peting for a premium. If you are m«k fag an exhibition o f «och e nature to require your at te n d a n o »» t the fair, you can get an exhibitor's ticket; good for e v ­ ery day during the fair, to come and go as you like, for $1.00. ? NEWS Of THE WORLD W. C. PALM ER Stronse & Bros., Isaac Hamburger & Sons and Burgher Hood A Co., o f Baltimore and New York.' The display . cases sixty feet in all will be arranged in two lines down the center o f the store and will be tilled at all limes, with the very beat gents furnishings. Iw intwrvlcwlng the Messrs. Palmar A Selgh we find their policy to one hundred cents worth for the dollar, money refunded on all goods Dot satisfactory. one price and courtioua A L B E R T SEIGH darted In the grocery business, but later disposing of his store to lake .up> mens clothing he . has been connected until recently with the Penn, Traffic Co,, or Johnstown, Pn., one o f the largest stores *n *)*•* section o f the state, W e find both men to be upright corneous gentleman and think they will be good hustling citizens for Sanford. ATTENTION, VOTERS! The first bill looking to the regulation ol the sale of liquor in Texas, requiring tliat saloons dose at nightfall, started on la journey to the Governor for his sig­ nature on Monday, after the House of Representatives passed the measure. The Senate, it Is suld, will follow suit on W ed­ nesday, those favoring prohibition having a majority In both branches o f the legis­ lature. The bill, however, Will In all probability not become a law, Governor Colquitt having expressed his opposition and test votes have shown the prohibition strength in the assembly short o f the number necessary to over-ride the Gov­ ernor’s veto. Tiie bill provffies thnt saloons open at G a. in., and dose at 7 p. m.. except Sun­ days. The selling of liquor on Sunday Is barred. "Philadelphia is raising a million dollars for the Young Men's Christian Asao- V cintimi. Remember January 31st election for United States Senator, Hon. N. P. Bryan ia the candidate for all tile people. The "Special Interests." "Favor-Seeking Interests" are trying to defeat him, in order to name their own corporation at­ torney. Shall these "Corporate Interesta"-Aiiaine your Sena­ tor, or will you elect N. P. Bryan? IT S U P TO YO U . Yours truly, The Orange County Progressive League ¡g'CSÜXj]:» n n n n n n n r in n m n n m D n D n D a D D D iz 3 Special Auction Lot Sale : Sulking at the psychological moment wun for Editor Luke Lea, o f the Tenqesaean, the United Suites Scnatorship*in the fight before the Tennessee Legislature over the sent soon to be made vacant by James B. Frazier. Up in Vermillion county, Illinois, known to fame as the residence place o f Joseph G. Cannon, speaker o f the House o f Rep­ resentatives, "leading citizens” are plead­ ing guilty to having committed fraud in the recent national election, in which "Uncle J o e" was sent back to Congress. T w elve unnrdiista. convicted of con­ spiracy against the Japanese throne ami the lives of the imperial family, were txu to death at Tokio, being beheaded in rap­ id succession. Charlie Norton, secretary to President Taft', is going to quit his job because a raise in Ida salary has been suggested. Charlie must be U ying to Imitate Andy Cdrnegle on u small scale. Saturday 2 p. m. Celery Avenue SANFORD BRAND Of AUIOS Addition Our Id e a lL o c a tio n f o r T a c t o r y Cause» The interest in the sale of lots at Celery Avenue Addition continues unabated and u greatjnanyr buyers have called on lite Bowman Realty. Company olid made purchases at ' private sale since the close o f the big whirlwind auction sale put on by them on Tuesdayjuid Wednesday. So native is the demand that the owners of the property htrre arranged with the Bow­ man people to hold a special auction sale on tire premises on Saturday afternoon, beginning 2 p. m ,~ to accomodate those interested who were unable to attend before. Another lot and several other prizes including $23 In gold will be given away and the fairness with which these awards are made assures a record breaking attendance for Saturday afternoon. A num­ ber of buyero to date have announced their purpose to begin improvements at once, and it is predicted that all unsold lots will go with a rush at the special Saturday afternoon matinee. Free Street Car service will be provided os heretofore, the free Park A venue, bugitining l p. in. and running every few minute*, picking up paaeengers enroatc. * The fa c fth a tu ir entire plan o f "tots ^la biririg sold out in one week in Sanford speaks volumes for tbe future of Sanford and the confidence of the public in Sanford real estate. Favorable Comment During the visit to Souford o f several prominent automobile men ond manufac­ turer?, the.Herald man liad his suspicions aroused and upou Inquiry found that San* ford wua bring investigated by several uf the emulier manufacturers with q view making the city a center for the manu facture of automobiles for the southern trade. - Th e factories will n o k h « huge, but they can be operated as cheaply as In the larger cities o f tha north and the good roads movement in Florida will make this the greatest automobile center In the world for all the year round sport. The smaller manufacturers realize that in Sanford they pan get a good location with railroad and steamship transporta­ tion. They can ship die part» here, as­ semble them and aril the machine» In the south cheaper than their northern com­ petitors and realize a good profit In connection with the manufacture of automobiles a Writ known firm o f ah ship manufacturers have also made in­ quiries regarding Sanford a s a manufeo- luring center and it'a up to our city now to furnish sites for those men who purpoae to put Sanford upon the map la red ink • v fllB 1 kt � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 20, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 20, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 20, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7fe5f1fab169d275d8dd7770a7326283.pdf 7f8ae84ec8af17de9e2c02b3c731461d PDF Text Text 1000 ‘ 8,200 1001 11,000 1902 1003 1604 21,200 34,000 53.650 Year ' Orate« iw » - e w » 1006 136,058 1007 1006 1000 larantccd (a iM until development be 30 . 60 or BO day* (race or irmene» In com of tick net*, tree deed la case q/ death 181,766 680.000 475.000 TÏTUC BOND 4 GUARANTEE OO. Y«ärty avérai« Increase 118.3ft Our P olloy: C onaarvatlam , R allablllty, P r o ir s s s lv s n s s s sn d C ou rtsou s Traatm ant Number 51 S A N FO R D ,^ FLO R ID A . J A N U A R V2 2 0 , 11911 -------------- ------------ ----- 1» —— * $25 down-that’s all f i n i ■ ■ IB D R I B B a a a g a in a $10 monthly-Tbit.Eu, Sanford Vegetable Growers Are Making Large Profits —— — on Their Lettuce Crop This Season. It is nothing unusual to hear of single acres that net from $500 to $1200 per acre The other crops are bringing prices'in proportion. The general outlook for Celery Delta Farmers are brighter this very minute than they have been for many seasons NoW is the Time for You to Buy One of our V e g e t a b l e F a r fllS at $150 an an acre on our very easy system of pay ments*. The increased profits as shown this season by the growers will have a great ef feet in increasing the price of land, and if you want to do business in the vegetable line in Florida, You Had Better Purchase One of Our Farms Beforeithe price is increased by the natural development of this section and the attend ant success of our growers Title Bond and Guarantee Companys’ . Farms are situated on original transportation, are well drained, the soil is excellent and the community is in a flourishing condition. * Fourteen Families Have Moved to Monroe . Since we put this division of elery Farms on the market W e are buildin houses every day, breaking new land and planting crops of various kinds the effect of making all the land in tl new have If You Are Interested Write to us about Florida Real Estate. We. have all kinds of land suitable for groves, chicken firms, winter homes and vegetable farms. Our Terms Are the Best Offered by Any Firm In Sanford For land of the same quality, and the quality is such that it will produce anything that will grow anyw he re W e Give You Six Years In Which to Pay for Your Farm and Charge you no interest on the deferred payments, W rite for Our Book Showing Our System of I Vegetable Culture. It is Free TITLE - BOND ^ - & - GUARANTEE Sanford, Florida. U. i P. S.—We have two small improved place* that we will sell very reasonable $25 down-that's all ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ b ci □ a rara ra a h rana $10 monthly-Tktt’«E«r �Orange County Pair, February 7th to 11th IN SANFORD— Life I» Worth Living The General News o f “The Land of Flowers. THE POPULARITY CONTEST NEW CLOTHING AND FURNISHING STORE FOR SANFORD Many Out or Town Reader» Are Gettin* Excited The Herald Popularity Contest la ex­ citing interest among the northern readers And many letters have been received and subscription paid by people who do not.AoaiC.lhe contestants personally but want to get into the game. Y ^w ouid o d jW .Abfl.nfluiaana to vote at once and not wait until the last minute. While such acilptU* pot prohibited those who are holding back the larger number, of votes are apt to strike n great surprise on the Inst day lor the fellow other is holding out also. Get in your votes ond watch out for the big bonus offer next week. Fol­ lowing is the status this week. Palmer and Selgh to Have One e f th e Finest Store» South o f Jacksonville NEWS O f THE WORLD Item s of In te re s t Gleaned fro m Various S o u rces Mr. W. C. Palmer, and Mr. A. B. Selgh treatment to all. Mr. W. C. Palmar cams the two enterprising young merchant» to Florida three years ago from Johnstown who havo cast their lot with us and will Pa., where he was manager of a large give us one of the finest clothing and clothing and furnishing* goods store and HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK f l iilfn FROM THE STATE PRESS gents furnishing stores south of Jackson- accepted a s l m l ^ oyM on,, with the vllle. The display cases, clothing cabinet, Surpme'Stort Oo., of ShXugiiitine. which Her« th e Reader» Will Find ■ Brief hat cabinet and windows' will, all be' a he filled successfully until reoendy. H istorical Spring Tlowlng rich mahogany finish. The clothing cabi-.. Mr. Selgh has boon actively engaged / f o r Hurried Reader» net la sixty feet long and will hold three in bust near fuc the past 13~*y*arer having David Graham Phillips^ age forty-tlirerv hundred suits. The leading makes carried editor, publicist and novelist was shot six by Messrs. Pnlmer & Selgh will he times on Monday as he approached 'the Princeton Club, by Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough, aged thirty-one, a Harvard juon u'i|niliWA"dJn“,lY offer, committed suiMl»» Mildred Potter. ........................... 7.000 cide. PhlllliM died later from the wounds. MlMUIadr* Csntnrr........ .................. 9.023 Mist Jmle Sltimon......................... 3.775 The body of Goldsborough, whose career City Churrh ............................... 2.600 ing some broken ribs, ana internal in­ Cameron HUH School at Harvard was brief, lies in the morgue. iu Mule ], juries. His brother, Grady Revels and M Apparently insane, he had a fancied grudge Ml»» Kalo Under votai 2,000 J. T. Phillips were also badly hurt. Drs. till« Allie Kubili.:» against the author and sought his life. •lisa Csrraw»? ¿toe and Wright ore attending the un­ What appears to be definite informa­ Mr» Fsonin fortunate \ Ictlms. M iu Lucille titillimi»................... tion Jhut William Johnson, a negro, fielen Rowlr ñd . ............. The Times-Union has a Washington Mit» charge with the murder of Brakentan Mr». Malici Johiiwm . . . . . . . ... dispatch discrediting the rumor -that a OUTU*WiN Humphries, white, at Avera, Oa., wus deal is on foot to- displace Congressman Miu Florence C. Kinney, Ovcidu lynched early Sunday morning,-hi» body Sparkman from fall just place a* chairriddled with bulluts and later burned, -man of the o s x t-E iv e a o i^ M b o rs conv COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING was contained in a special dispatch from mittre. The rumor was to the effect that Congressman Kandadell would be selected Annual Election of Officers and Other The first bill looking to the regulation for ibe place. Considerable1juggling la Interesting M atters ol the sale of liquor in Texas, requiring going on in connection with the - House The Commerelul Club held a most inter­ tliat saloons dose at nightfall, started on committee chairmanships and their is a esting meeting on Monday night. The W. C. PALMER la journey to the Governor for his sig­ suggestion that not many of them will regular election of officers for the ensuing nature on Monday, after the House of be awarded on the score of seniority. year followed. ‘ ALBERT SEIGH Stronse & Bros., Isaac Hamburger & Sons Representatives passed the measure. The However, the Times-Union's correspondent The question of having u booth at the and Burgher Hood A Co., of Baltimore Senate, it Is suld, will follow suit on Wed­ says Mr. Sparkman has every assurance Orange County Fair was taken up and The display. cases sixty darted In the grocery business, but later nesday, those favoring prohibition having discussed at length. Sanford should be and New York.' 1that he will receive the appointment. feet in all will be arranged in two lines disposing of his store to lake .up> mens a majority In both branches of the legis­ Following an experiment that was represented at the fair In the best man­ down the center of the store and will be clothing he . has been connected until lature. The bill, however, Will In all made som e, tim e ago Ft. Myers has ner possible and every citizen should aid tilled at all limes, with the very beat recently with the Penn, Traffic Co,, or probability not become a law, Governor placed an order tor a large quantity of in making a creditable display. The cur­ gents furnishings. Iw intwrvlcwlng the Johnstown, Pn., one of the largest stores Colquitt having expressed his opposition crude oil, which, at present, is being tailment of the Fast Coast schedule or the Messrs. Palmar A Selgh we find their *n *)*•* section of the state, and test votes have shown the prohibition generously applied to our streets in the Titusville branch was also taken up and policy to one hundred cents worth for the We find both men to be upright strength in the assembly short of the hope that Its use will not only aid In will be acted upon later. dollar, money refunded on all goods Dot corneous gentleman and think they will number necessary to over-ride the Gov­ Several other important questions were preserving the streets, which are of shell, one price and courtioua be good hustling citizens for Sanford. ernor’s veto. before the meeting for adjustment but satisfactory. but have a tendency to keep down the Tiie bill provffies thnt saloons open at • dust that arises therefrom and is a source were not decided. G a. in., and dose at 7 p. m.. except Sun­ The following officers were elected. • of much annoyance to merchants and days. The selling of liquor on Sunday Is President—Forrest Lake. shop-keepers. barred. First Vice President—F. P. Forster. Alachua County'» Board of. Commis­ "Philadelphia is raising a million dollars Second Vice President—D. L. Thrasher. sioners has issued a pamyhlet contain­ for the Young Men's Christian AsaoSecretary—E. T, Woodruff, ing muctrvatuabte 'Information concern­ cintimi. Treasurer—H. C. Du Bose. ing the county. Tho vegetable sections Remember January 31st election for United States Directors—J. N. Whitner, B. A. How­ Sulking at the psychological moment -of the county sredeacribed aa are also ard. W— U. Holden. R. H. Marks. Forrest Senator, Hon. N. P. Bryan ia the candidate for all tile people. wun for Editor Luke Lea, of the Tenqes•U other sections. The different In­ aean, the United Suites Scnatorship*in The "Special Interests." "Favor-Seeking Interests" are trying dustries are named and . their values Lake, J. 0. Packard, D L. Thrasher, G. H. the fight before the Tennessee Legislature •re given for the benefit of the general POrnald, F. I- Woodruff, H. R. Stevens, A. to defeat him, in order to name their own corporation at­ T. Rossetter, T. K. Bates, W. T. Fields, over the sent soon to be made vacant by public. torney. Shall these "Corporate Interesta"-Aiiaine your Sena­ F. P. Forster. Harry Ward, S, Ü. Chase. James B. Frazier. Keeping up with the State wboae name tor, or will you elect N. P. Bryan? Up in Vermillion county, Illinois, known It bears the Florida Life Insurance Com­ Orange County's Big Fair IT S U P TO Y O U . to fame as the residence place of Joseph pany will erect a new ten-story home As the lime for the Orange County Fair, G. Cannon, speaker of the House of Rep­ in Jacksonville. This company, during February 7-11 approaches, the directors Yours truly, resentatives, "leading citizens” are plead­ its short life, has made a record, and con­ are making a very careful canvas of the ing guilty to having committed fraud in tinues to grow.—Pensacola JournoL situation. the recent national election, in which la the January number of "Dixie The exhibits already secured of - citruh "Uncle Joe" was sent back to Congress. Motoring" Governor Albert W.’ Gilchrist fruits, farm products and the products of has an article upon the condition of. the vegetable farmers will be larger and bet­ Twelve unnrdiista. convicted of con­ ¡g 'C S Ü X j]:» toads can be constructed at. little ex­ ter than any fair ever held In Florida. spiracy against the Japanese throne ami pense. The writer glvpa these -splendid the lives of the imperial family, were txu The exhibit^ of cattle, horses, hogs, ■venues of travel credit for the great In­ poultry, are large. The arts crafts will to death at Tokio, being beheaded in rap­ n n n n n n n r in n m n n m D n D n D a D D D iz crease in population which tho State has have a fine display while the educational id succession. enjoyed In the last ten yean. interests will not be neglected but will Charlie Norton, secretary to President Warnings have been ecnito the owners take front rank. Taft', is going to quit his job because a Fpr entertainment there will be sports. raise in Ida salary has been suggested. of razorbacks near Sorrento that the d tlCharlie must be Uying to Imitate Andy tens have derided to protect themselves Bofb ball, polo and track events. Fifteen great gtiows, including a wildagainst the divine right of the four-legged Cdrnegle on u small scale. prowlers Gardena and crape have been west animal show, will interest all looking rained from time immemorial, and it for excitemenL SANFORD BRAND O f AUIOS For free attractions there will be a wifi have to be stopped, according to the balloon ascension dally, with double parJgjrniMs lust sent out. Our IdealL ocation fo r T a c to r y Cause» Have Good Poultry Judge Favorable Comment Nick Carter, holding the world's record The Fair management have secured the as a high diver, will jump 110 loot. During the visit to Souford of several •enrices of Hon. F. J. Marshall as poultry Hurricane, the fastest trotting ostrich prominent automobile men ond manufac­ in the world, has been secured and will turer?, the.Herald man liad his suspicions Mr. Marshall has had thirty-five year»' give an exhibition once daily. This bird aroused and upou Inquiry found that San* The interest in the sale of lots at Celery Avenue Addition active service aa Judge of poultry shows has been driven in harness all over the ford wua bring investigated by several uf and has officiated at falsa add expositions United* States- He never disappoints. continues unabated and u greatjnanyr buyers have called on the emulier manufacturers with q view ■II oyer the United States. Among his He la not an experiment. lite Bowman Realty. Company olid made purchases at ' private making the city a center for the manu many engagements were the Columbian Each day títere will be harness races. sale since the close of the big whirlwind auction sale put on by facture of automobiles for the southern faprwitifla a t ^ m ^ g » and tho.World's ia which high rl*n* and speedy horses trade. them on Tuesdayjuid Wednesday. So native is the demand T’sir el Sl Louis. Owners of poultry-may have been entered. The-eeeeeiatioa ia a - The factories will nokh« huge, but they that the owners of the property htrre arranged with the Bow­ he assured that the merits of the exhibits member of the American Trotting Asso­ can be operated as cheaply as In the •rill be satisfactorily judged. man people to hold a special auction sale on tire premises on ciation. which insures Just treatment to larger cities of tha north and the good Saturday afternoon, beginning 2 p. m ,~ to accomodate those roads movement in Florida will make this Hanford Heights im proving Tha fair is not,*conducted na a money interested who were unable to attend before. Another lot and the greatest automobile center In the J. H. Ragsdale baa sold this week eight world for all the year round sport. several other prizes including $23 In gold will be given away jots on Sanford Heights and expect» to making scheme, but 1» for the - benefit of Orange county und supported by the The smaller manufacturers realize that «t the contract at once for a fine reaiand the fairness with which these awards are made assures a in Sanford they pan get a good location «•ofe to be built for himself. Mr. Ragsdale oounty end l u citizens. record breaking attendance for Saturday afternoon. A num­ Remember the date, February 7-11. with railroad and steamship transporta­ has also contracted for two new concrete ber of buyero to date have announced their purpose to begin tion. They can ship die part» here, as­ sidewalks to be laid the entire length of improvements at once, and it is predicted that all unsold lots semble them and aril the machine» In the of the property and this choice location There seem» to be some misapprehen­ south cheaper than their northern com­ will go with a rush at the special Saturday afternoon matinee. '•hi (reseat a busy appearance in a few sion on the part of some es to the cost of petitors and realize a good profit Free Street Car service will be provided os heretofore, the free nuking an exhibit nl ihr J a lf. „TUereJs In connection with the manufacture of ubaoiuteJy no charge, if you are exhibit­ Park Avenue, bugitiautomobiles a Writ known firm of ah 1"edit, Augusta. D. N. Reynolds ing to show your handiwork, or are com­ ning l p. in. and running every few minute*, picking up paaship manufacturers have also made in­ r< fawn Jacksonville has ‘beaa.-dl peting for a premium. If you are m«k eengers enroatc. * The facfth atu iren tire plan of "tots ^la biririg quiries regarding Sanford a s a manufeobarf this weak and on a o u la o in fag an exhibition of «och e nature to luring center and it'a up to our city now sold out in one week in Sanford speaks volumes for tbe future i*PV Sl Johns- Mr. Reynolds Is an require your at tendano»» t the fair, you to furnish sites for those men who purof Sanford and the confidence of the public in Sanford real estate. of Gea A. DeCottes of this city and can get an exhibitor's ticket; good for ev­ poae to put Sanford upon the map la * eetwal weeks of each season at ery day during the fair, to come and go red ink as you like, for $1.00. ? ATTENTION, VOTERS! The Orange County Progressive League 3 Special Auction Lot Sale : Saturday 2 p. m. Celery Avenue Addition V 1 • v fllB kt �CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A B udget of Opinion “ J u s t Be — tw een Yew and Me” • V« Taking Nota», 4 You hear a great deal about our schools, talk much about them, think some about them, and peradventure wonder not a Uttle more about them than if they were in China. How many heads of families, parents, business men,, men of minds, ever cross the threshold of the school room! How many ever offer a word of encouragement to teacher or scholar and let them know by your presence, tft Te«W occasionally. I n the'schoolroom That vod are an Interested party, really desirous that they should prosper, and that you have their best welfare at heartT How many have personally recognised the head of the school, ho who has the training of the mind and the building of and estab­ lishing the character of your boy or girlT How many have kindly counseled and advised with him, showing you are with him in the great work. Wishing him well, end cheering with a "God speed". How few, metlilnks, can answer In the affirma­ tive, and yet you often hear of the school and feel that it Is not wha f i t should be, arid what you wish It was. Will it help It to be conslanUy finding fault, con­ tinually growling and denouncing it with almost every breathT And when some trivial or even grave mistake Is made will it better mailer* to pompously parade the same before the txiblic. Tillngs_ are__not often Just os we would lika to Itave them, and surround­ ing circumstances not always as we imagine .or hear they are, and very often If we knew the exact condition and state of affairs our mltyls and opinions would be Uie reverse to what they were yithout a knowledge of fsets. Now this Is merely offered as a him, and while I presume many will read It, It la hoped sjm e will think about it,and.at least a few be induced to act up on It and visit our schools at least occasionallj satisfied; the present candidates and those supplied «ritta the cost of production and ' A. I t Spence*. In office can rest In peace at}d experience no mor«,’ Agricultural Experimental Station. no knocks from the public, If mere Is no Interest there will be bo kicks. . START TH È 4 The invitation stationery Is getting smaller and smaller and In a year or so you will have to get a 'microscope to find it. I received one the other day for my R IG H T among other letters and papers and only came to light about tea minutes before the big show started. T tried to make good but felled and have been sleeping In Ibe barn ever elnoe. I have beyn afraid to go to the house and face my wife and afraid to come down the street and fane the lady who sent .the Invitation. The only thing left for me it to bury myself In Enterprise or Orlando until the storm blows over. If you don’t hear from me next week In the Curbstone you will know •that I died bravely with the small Invita­ tion over my heart. in WOODRUFF S shoes you have taken the first step toward making the New Year hap­ pier and more prosperous—happier because you are more comfortable— more prosperous because your ma­ terial prosperity depends in a great 4 A Georgia editor thus sizes up the lot of the average newspaper man: A child Is born—the doctor gets $20, tbs editor get* 0. It is christened, tbs minister gets $S, and the meek editor gets 00. When It marries, the minister gets $10 and a place of cake and the poor edItor gets 000. In the course of ■time It d^s, the doctor gets from $8 to $100, the undertaker $80, the editor prints a notice and obituary 'tw o columns long.’ beside* lodge and society resolutions, a free card the nominal price of 50 cents for doth bound and 23 cents for paper covert by of thanks and a lot of poetry, and the well known Wilson &. Toother Ferti­ 0000. No wonder the editor gets rich. lizer Co., Jacksonville. Fla. M-c — T h e S auntebes . Cot yoUr seed 'potatoes with’ n Yankee Hog Chotera. t ' Seed Potato Cutter. Geo. H. Fcrnald Perhaps the greatest obstacle that hog Twiserv ln Florida have to contend with, 4e the disease known ae the bog cholera. A conservation estimate places the direct loss from bog cholera throughout for 1910 a t a quarter of a million dollars. Further­ more, this dlseaaa Is responsible to a targe extent for the inferior hogs that are found so generally in the State. Many farmers who would otherwise have purchased Im­ proved stock to build up their herds, have hesitated and in most cases chosen not to do so because of the danger of loos from hog cholera. Since the greater port of Florida le without a well-defined .stock law, the average farmer Is powerless to keep his herd free from such an Infectious disease as bug cholera. All the animals may not show similar symptoms when affected with hog cholera, but generally speaking the following are typical symptdtns. The bog is sluggish; lias tittle appetite; a desire to drink mdrh water; some diarrhoea; Infiamed eyes, with1 a sticky discharge often gluing the eyelids to. gether; usually a hacking couch; a ' weak uncertain walk; and red blotches, which afterward* turn purple, over the body. Usually the hogs live only from 3 to" 10 days after the first sign of disease. Few recover, and the recovery In such cases la slow, while frequently the hair oamea off and ulcers appear on the body. It Is the general opinion among those who have had most experience with this disease, that ordinary medicine* are of attend each number of the Alkahest. little or no value In curing lL and - that the only treatment that has been effectual Are the greatest saving is the scram treatment presbribed by the dollar prize to the owner of the best kept Bureau of Animal Industry, Wsshlngtyu, yard and the ladlea are to be commended D. C. To describe In detail the method for. their endeavor to keep the yards of obtaining the serum and the precau­ dean. Wldle this inducement is not tions that must bs observed In Its manu­ heavy enough to tempt some people It facture, would 'require loo much apace. will stimulate the worker* to renewed It Is, however, sufficient to state that the effort* and bo oondudve of great good in manufacture of this serum must be iuWRS making a cleaner and more beautiful the control of a competent veterinarian. Sanford. There are some folks and I am It must be produced under sanitary con­ ditions, and then Judiciously distributed. In order that It might be accessible to every farmer U would be necessary to have an establishment in tite State for take no. interest In keeping the yard J n the manufacture of setym, Such an good shape, setting out tree* a nd plant*. establishment, conducted!»? the State authorities, would enable the farmers ■to secure the serum for the small coat of about two cents per cubic centimeter. At this price It will cost 20 cents to Im­ munize a suckling pig and 40 to 41 cent* for a mature hog. - The economy of this treatment will be appreciated when it is understood that one treatment a t the suckling age will be sufficient for hogs that are to go on to the * general m arket For bogs that are to be kept for breeding purpeaea, additional of a woman's hand to make tip flowers, treatment may be neeeaaary. especially grow more and the pocket book grow if bog cholera happens to break' out In less. —< heed or if It la prevalent In the com­ munity. The value of hog-cholera serum has been demonstrated In to many Instances parent upon the surface. You can bear that we m i w arranted-to plating that of a caucus herq and there and (hat such the serunr trentment can be: relied upon a man intends to become a candidate, as a preventive against cholera, and that but a* yet there are no announcement* III* euffident from every stand point In the paper and ua this Is the only offi­ We therefore recommend Its general um cial call but little credence can be paid to the fanned of our State. ". ~~j i .__ measure on your physical comfort. Step into the New VwtfcinAVOODRUFF’S shoes Ei;aiik_L. W o o d r u ff » LABOR-SAVING MACHINERY S A V E S TIM E AND MONEY POTATO to the man who intends to make inbney or spuds Implements of all kinds for the field and garden. Goo CALL AND SEE THEM Light your Pres-O-Lite lights by simple turning a button on dash-board / Vv BIG SAVING IN GAS We Have Them in Operation and Will Take ; Pleasure in Showiffg~You ' ilma and maybe the voted have too uiuny other Item* to worry about I bear that *everai"new dfiei will break in this week and we can look for a Uttle excitem eat for a few days before election time, As I remarked before, if every one is $8000, to furnish the neocessary plant and equipment to supply the needed serum to the farmers of the SlaM, Suqb a plant once established and well under way would he made nearly self-sustaining by charging those to whom the vaccine is Stato Agenta �January THE 8ANTQRD HERALP WOODS COMPANY CQMMISSION m e r c h a n t s We want your crop and will offer special inducements K:~R. M U R R E L L — Resident Manager ' . SANFORD. FLORIDA Periodicals oncry CIGARS and TOBACCO C O L D 'S S S itO T DRINKS ICE CREAM Wholesale and Retail PHONE 10» SANFORD, FLORIDA HURRICANE AT O R LA N N Great Excitement But No Damage to Lite o r P roperty This la nut sent out by the weather bureau, but the Orange County Fair As­ sociation and simply announces that the management have secured ns one of their big free attractions, tho champion trotting ostrich “ Hurricane," who-will give dnily,, exhibitions during the coming, fair. Hurricane is one of tho largest, as well as the fastest birds in captivity. An idea can be hud of his enormous strength when you consider the fact that lie pulls fifty pounds more than his ucvial weight, yet he covers the ground in strihes that meas­ ure nearly ten feet with hardly an effort! Hbrricane is the leader of tho hock in the large corral a t the Big Farm, and nightly patrols jhe pen and once cacti1 hout'Loars out the call of all is well. The roar of an ostrich is very similar to that of a lion, in fact so much so -that hunters in the Af­ rican wikis are often misled by it. An am ning incident fioppened'oTUio'Mich­ igan state fair grounds several years ago. Hurricane was stabled in the speed stalls, and the first night there, roared as was his custom at home. In an instant every­ thing was in an uproar. Mundys Wild Animal Show was on the grounds and Word was passed that one of his lions had escaped. Every stable boy. (wipes, deivera and trainers armed themselves with pitchforks, hatchets, and in fact every- ' thing tliey-cuoW lay their hand* on, until , finally tho noise woku Jake, the bird's If yo u b u y a S im o n d a Si will not regret it. The saw 3 just right because the handle is V m made right and -properly placed on i b the blade, - It saws true and cuts fust. I Made of Simonds Steel. Fully war’ ranted. Thin back. Polished apple handle. These are o few of the good points, but come in and see for yourself. Make your own word agree with ours. ** .Simonds j a w L o elf fo r lh U IraJt math eicht J on the m «1you iuy. We have some fine Simonds Carpenter*s Aprons for users Simonds Saws. A good line of and Planes To Think of New Furnishings For Your Home EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES Our new line of RAN G ES and KITCHEN S T O V E S arc the kind you have wanted and couldn’t get. - SEE OUR BARGAIN COUNTER J u s t a cro ss the s tre e t evening. It takes from forty-two to fortyfive days to make a batching. The nest consists of bifrhoio In die ground which the insle bird digs with his breast bone. They are plucked every nine months and yield all told over two hundred feathers, the most valuable of which arc the ones which come from the wings and the talL Hurricane will be kept on free exhibition from 10 to 1 o'clock, with an attendant in constant attendance, who will be pleased to nnswer'any questions visitors may ask. To The Ladles of Orange County The undersigned committee having in charge the domestic department of the Orange County Fair to be held next month, would urge upon all ladies residing in the county the duty and privilege of making some kind of an exhibit. The fair is not only for every one to see but for every one to help. We venture the assertion that there is not a koine in die county but contains somcdiing Of sufficient In­ terest and incrif ro be worthy of a place Married or Single. Have a Home or a Good Safe Investment. S alt and Fresh W a te r Fish SANFORD A v e PHONE « 8 Now Is The Time To Buy Impi ed “Ready to Plant” Sanford Celery Farms These farms can be bought for the next days for less m oney. than ever again have Sanford farms •to sell. Not Largo, * • Burbank nor Celery City but Sanford Always Sanford. There is onl Sanford. ^All irrigated ready to plant, pay for themselves this winter. . . H. H. - C H A P P E L L ’ S The Markham Park Addition Real Estate Agency O n the Orlando road just two blocks • from street car line T h ir ty B eau tiful Free Voting Coupon Lots This is a separate vote from the nominating coupon. As many may be sent in each week for each contestant as can be collected. Just been laid - out and streets being raded.—Now ready to —build you a ome. (No‘place line home;) . . . t This coupon entitles to 25 votes in The Herald‘8 Popularity contesL This coupon must be in office by Wednesday 5 P. M„ of each week. See me at once. It don’t cc ing to look and get your choice, lots shaded with oalts and soi orange trees. Now is the accept A Job Tor You Tho Directora of Ute Orange County Fair Association will eu»plp£ the ,/oUow. ing named persons, for week, February 7-11. 1911. Two gate keeper«. < Five ticket seiler*. . Killeen ticket taken. .. . . t Three watchmen. _**-<**Three Janitor*. Applicant* for the*e position«. should make application in writing to the Socretury of the F*tr A nreM lP" ° flando, Fla. ,1 Respectfully. W. R. O'Neal, Seay. See Me at Once and Save Money Room No, .L - G arner-W oodruff Bldg. S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A F IR S T S T R E E T U n it* Brotherhood of C arp cn U r* and Join • ■ « r* Of A m ir lea SUnforJ Look! Union Re. 17«. U. B. of C *»d J T O W u n i r r s . a t. t g.- *A ; ; V • fc * •■ »*>, • - ■» . ”T ¡J!,-.Jr* * Sr %t ig, 'L ÿ’ Va J _• . - * "- i */Im i* Nomination Coupon The first one of these, coupons sent In for each contestant entitles tliem to 1,000 free votes. Only one of these coupons will be allowed to each contestant I nominate Mr. Mrs. or Miss us a candidate in The Heruld’s contest Nominated b y .................................. S t u te , While k is.pot necessary that a coupon be used, It will fa­ cilitate matters to send one for each contestant Under no circumstances will the nominator’s name be divulged. The Herald Contest Manager. T ’** * * >1 'V, -ö«rS> ¿ a ',i 'vjj . «U.'* * Vλ zkfíi * �ïfV m n n n n n i ' i s iip H E ir c im f^ n r iA T iu ifc im i i i i o i N n n in w T ju u L ^ i y i s u u u u u L Special Auction Lot Sale, Celery Avenue Addition Saturday Afternoon, January 28, Beginning 2 p. m._______: Lots on Easy Payments ° N E (fo L D G W E N n n n n n n n r x iif liE id iir a m Worm W eather Cefefjr Mesar. Nyman and Hendanon. at their farm weat of town, are experimenting with a- warm weather variety of celery, object being to produce a plant that will thrive and mature and be marketable late In the season. They put seed In the ground about two weeks ago and the young jShHitv are now np and looking Rt><£ 'fShunM'ttas prove a success, the crop may be grown and harvested as late as June, a t which time the price, for a nice and green top article will undoubted­ ly be much better than during the i□A ra] s ^ ^a IN | Free Street Car Service H O TELS n height of the season, as for instance In THE PIANO CONTEST ApriL Attempts to secure seed of the above variety and experiment with same, Tabes on New Life and a Special Prize have been made heretofore but difficulty Has Been Ottered VEGETABLE BUYER Ms'-been experienced both In getting To the contestant securing the greatest seed and In giving same to fair trial. SANFORD, FLORIDA OFFICE: NO. Ill number of new subscribers to the Sanfonj See Me, Mr. Farmer Herald by Feb. 2nd an elegant box of y Rung« Gets The Lot toilet articles, consisting of Madame At the drawing of ar free lot in the Valle's Almond Oreme. La Ferrandes' Celery avenue sale of choicc.buiHl^i fcj*. Quadruple Extract Perfume,- -Premier S. Runge proved to be the lucky man and Poudre, and delightful tooth powder, with draw a fine lot The free drawing proved a self sharpening scissors. These toilet to be most interesting and created much articles are the finest on ssrth and would exdtm ent cost $2.00 in any drug store. The box is PHONE 6 8 very fancy, which adds greatly to the col­ 8 a n fo rd A ven u e Old C ity M erket Hanford, Florida lection. The scissors retail at $2.50 and the latest screw set pattern made. In addition to the elegant prize offered W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y for securing the greatest number of new AQKNT8 G. W. S P E N C E R J. H. L E E & CO. J A 3 2 ^ ^ , Florida and Western Meats A BONUS or 500 VOTES . will be ghrem o tho one securing the sec­ ond largest number of new subscribers. " These special prizes ore offered by the contest manager, as a reward to the con­ testant worthy of being a lender. At D. A. Caldwell's department store forget the prize is given Friday, Feb. 3rd and your returns must be in by Feb. 2nd. Florida cJ L C A w m ^ x r FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla Contest M a n a v k , Sanford Herald. D E A L E R S T A K E N O T IC E t The “ QuakerCity” label shown above is now stamped on every barrel and bag containing FIRST QUALITY “Qua­ ker City“ milled flour—its the miller's direct guarantee of a food product of the highest grade. This is for the protection of purchasers who want “First Quality.” ------ *-------:---QUAKER CITY FLOUR MILLS CO P H IL A D E L P H IA Fin c y Works of AU Kind*. Stamping, Embroidery Supplies, Hand Paintrd China Home-Made Cooking s-¿Specially. Consignments and Orders Solicited LEADING M EN’S ST O R E We announce with pleasure the arrival of the zN E W SPRING AND SUMMER LINE T he City Tailors . ... • S late Crop Condition* R. G. Snow, staff correspondent of the New York Packer is in Sanford for a few days after a trip Into the leading trtick growing sections of Florida. He gave The Herald the following crop and market re­ port. *• •* Manatee county ‘ is shipping lettuce lively. Celery will be moving from there ■bout Feb. 10th in good quantity. Gainesville section Is moving lettuce freely pnd beans sre also going in fair quantities from that vidqlty. The East Coast Is shipping beans, cukes, egg plants and a few tomatoes. r The markets show a slight decline on lettuce and more noticeably on beans. Cuba Is shipping peppers, egg plants and tomatoes freely, but the market Is Iq general good condition, except on citrus The first car of celery will roll from Sanford the middle of next week. Crops of all kinds have made excellent growth throughout the vegetable belts In the last ten days, owing to superb .weather conditions. __________ interest to inspect the line before placing your order for your New Suit. The assortment is most com­ plete «—containing.,many .fabrics .and novelties not to be found elsewhere, call will be appreciated. D . L. T H R A S H E R SANFOltD g * «A s Phone 104 j v V ' - . . — - •- . — • - rt"* T - amami -- » — — M aturity better ship ping quality, larger cros andean make you more money than any. Mother BRAND on the Market. a » Not Ah Idle Boast We have been doing it for over tl in Florida,* and were never more success than now,. W hy? Reception Postponed The recepdon to have, been given last Tuesday evening, by the ladies of the Woman’s Home Mission Society of the Methodist church, to Mr. and Mrs. Hendry, the new pastor and wife, was postponed on account of the Ulneaa of Mr. Hendry, and will be given next Tuesday evening, Jen. Slat, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Philips. All members of the church are invited to be present, and especially are strangers ip the city Invited to attend. A pleasing program will be arranged and refreshments served. A freewill offering will be taken, * ' H ear W hat W e Have to Say About That A Card The Contestants and those Interested are cordially invited to call at the San­ ford Herald Office to meet Mrs. M. Florence Keyes, District Manager, of -the Contest Compan y o f j actionvi l i e r r t r r who Is conducting the Popularity Piano Contest for the Sanford Herald. Mrs. Keyes will gladly give all inform­ ation. and assistance to utl each Con­ testant: You will find her abaolutely Im­ partial. and she will tee that each Con­ testa nl la treated fairly, nnd receives Before commercial fertilizers were known animal manure was considered by the practical farmer to be the best form of plant food. He didn't know why except that it gave him the.rcsults, Liebig explained son when he showed th a t ammonia,-phu*: one acid and potash' were necessary as food for ind that the ammonia in the animal , manure .was what produced the growth, but that it was neces­ sary to also have phosphofic ^cid and potash to pro­ duce the maximum results. Office hour« will be 9. and sincerely believe that it will be to The Vegetable Growers had splendid results all over the state, from the use of our Ma­ nures. In our Circulars we enclose cnconiums that we have received. W e Give You Perfect Safety and Q u ic k Abernathy Announces In this issue appears the announcement of W. W. Abernathy for the position of Alderman. Mr. Abernathy la a well known business man and property owner and the affairs of the city should be safe la his hands. Mr. Abernathy has the welfare of the city at heart and wants Sanford to advance along every Une, yet ba le in favor of conservatism along cer­ tain lines Sod will make an ideal guardian of the affairs of our city. Fruit growars and truckers read the Florida fruit and Produce News. Weakly information of value. Questiona answered on cultural subjects. Market quotations, e tc $1 per year. Sample aocry on request. Address No. 819 Flor­ ida A rc, Tampa, Flo. $4-41» j J A C K S O N V IL L E Common Sense—That's All ammal fertilize ways held firfet place dn ac­ count of their crop producing qualities. They have nb superior as a source of ammonia, Armour A ni­ mal Fertilizers derive their plant food from Blood and Bone and Dried Blood (concentrated animal products) combined wjth phosphoric acid and potash in the best forms. It is because they contain the best and most natural forms of plant food that they arc so popular and the demand for them is increas­ ing so rapidly. Annonr Fertilizers Grow the Biggest Crept H awar d-rac k l r d T . and Co S A L E 8 AGENT AltMOOR F E R T I L I Z E R WORKS, JuboDvillr. ■ an inniH mnm are mn n wn n ran ft■ wire �January 37, KW Tftt RANTQHD MCHALO F l o w i n g wells are guaranteed. Drainage 's u re . Num erous Bou­ levards, graded and ditched, traverse this property The most beautiful moat highly Improved, and richest of all un oleared land In tfii Celery Delta Take Street Cars for Lots In P A L M V IL L A sold on easy term s PALM HAMMOCK ^ TEN Only 0 F a r m s In P A L M g H A M M O C K sold on 0 easy term s 0 ROUND TRIPS r DAILY ihre« and unednlf mHe t The Sanford and from Sanford, on Lard a it r f i x e d .will nan freight ! trains and street J o r a direct through 0 Palm Hammock ¡ 0 with side . tracks 0 every half mile for a loading cars . , ’ rnoes will soon advance materially Buy a town lot in PALM V IL L A I ---- ~ -- la n a ii ia y • % k I tra ' . h See J E S S AM I N E I^ARK 10 acres of sutely Palms, Majestic Oaks and fragrant 0 Yellow Jessamine 0 an exquisite spot ^ of untram meled : nature . . a m nm vA T Z J 0 Palm Hammock is being settled by a very high d a is of p e o p l e , A home here insures you good neigh- 0 lastLSi 0 0 0 Rural Free Da- J livery mail ser* W vice. Convenient school privilege 0 for your children A Frequent s t r e e t car service brings churches, theatres and thopa to your 0 Young Men of Sanford buy a PALM HAMMOCK Farm or you will live to regret It. Buy to-day. Come and see me. First National Bank Building There Is no b e 11 e r, • •afor investm ent than „ 0 seleoted real estatç. J 0 5 Im proved transportatlon Is the forerunner �and M EN S C L O T H IN G Bed Linen Towels J. K. M ETTIN G ER , SANFORD. FLORIDA IDEAL SPRING FERTILIZING CITRUS --s A il S p r in g F e r t iliz in g is W o t I D E A L — . . Ideal Means the Highest Excellence—A Combination of all Good Points. Ideal fe rtiliz e r M eans a pertect Plant food. Ideal fe rtiliz in g M eans th e Correct use of th is Plant food. :g Q UESTIO NS ON SPRING FE R T IL IZ IN G : » Brings Up Im portant Questions on This Subject arid Answer^ Them. Send fo r if. 3 Wilson & Toomer fertilizer Co., '£ S JACKSONTIUL JLOBIOA 5 R. H. WHTTNER. A tco l. Sanford. Florida . The Leading Candidate for . United States Senator IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Primary Jan.-31, 1911 Blount w ill surely win. POINTS PLBEU PtRSOVU Blount received in first prim ary 13,808 E X H IB IT « Citrus Fruits, Farm Products. r .v Hog*. Cattle. Horses. Poultry, Bench Show. A rts and Crafts SCH O O L EXHIBITS . AM USEM ENTS B m M bJ M /inlr#.» C \w r 1.« -------- ----------------- Wild W m Sbow., Oriental V illage. Htnnan S o ll. O ld Plantation Jap Village Bryan received 9 * 7 4 Q ^ _ __________ Blqunt led by 4 ,0 5 9 votes. There were cast in all 31,019 votes. ' Blount needs only 1 ,7 9 2 -votes. Bryan needs 5,761 votes. Blount received in his own precinct of all the votes one hundred per cent. Blount received in his city of ail the votes^nlnety-TIVë per c e n t Blount received In his county of all the ** ; votes ninety per cent. ^ ! Blount got in hisjiom e county (Escam ¡•bia) 2 ,5 0 2 votes; Bryan got 186 votes a ¡ difference of 2,316 votes. : - ■' * got in Bryan’s home county (Duval), 1,142 votes; Bryan * o t 1,303 ¿ votes—a difference of only 161 votes. 2' % r- F R E E A T T R A C T IO N S - HUMAME, The Paste« Trotting Ostrich in the World GMMG AM EXHIBIT TWICE DAILY MICK CARTES, The World's Famous Ifigb-Diver. Jumping 110 Feet Into a Bail of Water B lount, w ith tw o c o m p e tito rs , received a plurality in tw enty-tw o counties in t he * state. ¿ Blount W ill Surely Win Make his majority so large as to crush 2; 9 * T P * K 9 & \* 9 ryl Exhibits transported free on Railroads. Reduced r a t a have been granted by raüroeds. February 7 u> 11. to Feb­ ruary 12th. ■ _ 5; clean Methods and Personalities; Jack­ sonville’s Monopoly of the United States Senatorship, Jacksonville’s Political Ring �- w m srv 27. 1911 Jappery r ? IN AND ABOUT THE CITY tittle Happenings—Mention of Matters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST me sANroRD meralp * For Alderman . Flctschmann's Yeast at Reberts'. 23-tf Autoes and carriago painting at Un­ derwood's. First class work. 7-tf --/U l kinds of repair work. Sanford Mar chine A Garage Co. 48-tf M atter Left Out Underwood* for harness, saddles, horse On ncttiunt of endeavoring to get this 17-tf issue.out on time several events of Inu and mule Jewelry. 4JoodJronLBed» from 32.50 up,. .Will­ portonec were left qnt. . Press of business 2l*tf and advertising made the matter of pub­ iams A Mil teer. Dr. Howard bas returned and can be lication of all the items impossible. found at his residence In the forenoon Don't Leave Sanford and his office in the afternoon. 22-tf To linve your dresses made. Madame I have enstalled an. elcctlc sausage Josephine of New York has opened mill and can furnish my customers with first class establishment over Yowell's fresh ground sausage and harpburg stak e store and is prepared to create the finest in short notice, call and see W. W. and latest designs for the Indies. Styles Long. . 13-tf are the latest New York and Paris The Cosmopolitan Restaurant is ready designs but the prices are very reasonable to serve the public at all times. Only tho and tho ^ qdies are invited to. call nnd very best served and you can get any­ talk over tHe subjects which are dear to thing you want and when you want it, at every femiaino heart. Repair work will the Cosmopolitan, under new .manage­ also receive prompt attention. 5-tf m ent 21-tf tlelschm ann's Yeast a t R oberts'. Notice ____ __ 2 3 -tf The registration books of the city of San­ Time is money. Save both with a ford will be open from li a. m., Jan. 2nd, till 5 p. m. Feb. 1st, 1011. ^} Yankee Seed Potato Cutter. Ask The 22-tf All those desiring to vote in thei- com­ Geo. H. Femald Hardware Co. A dollar or two a week furnishes your ing city election should see that they are home. Como In and see how we remove properly registered. all obstacles for those who have llltlo to * R, C, M axwell. Clerk. «tart on. Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tf For lap robes and horse blankets see ___ Plano Tuning UnderWOôd. ---------- 17-tr Harry Crlppcn will tune o r repair Go and .»co the new pictures at Crippen's music store. High grade. Cut and keep In o rd er your piano In 0 s a t­ prices. 2t-4t isfactory m anner fo r aboat half o th ­ One nnd two horse wagons with celery e rs charge. Pin th is to your m em ­ flared side bodies ui Underwood's. ■17-tf ory. 23-tf flclschm ann’s Yeast a t Roberts'. I announce ray candidacy for the position of . , 1 * **sP*ysT nnd tniainrat man 1 am qua iBrd to know and be able to ad ml nil ter aucb affair* of tba d i j u s come before the Aldermen and the tam e will receive my careful attention. -------■----------------- :-*■ WrW. ABERNATHY Summary o f the. Floating Small Talk Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ ried Herald Readers. Tho many friends’ of C. 0. McLaughlin will be pleased to learn that he will In b few days remove his family here from Leesburg and make this city his future borne. N. L Bauman, representing the Good­ rich Rubber Co. of Akron, Ohio, called upon the local trade on Tuesday. The streets o f Sanford are flllod each day with a busy throng and tho visitors to our city this week were amazed at the amount of activity apparent,ialhe Celery City. C. 0. McLaughlin ha* returned from a business trip to Jacksonville. , Lettuce continues to bring a good price find the money Is flowing Into the coffer» of the growers. The Misses Irvin of Washington. Ca„ " arrived in the city last week and ore vls"Iting their sister, Mrs. Cecil GabbetL v The regular prayer meeting at tho Bap­ tist church will be «-held this (Friday) evening a t T:1We'etock; when - them will be reports from the state convention at DeLnnd. ^3tf Mrs. EL R. Bull nud Utile daughter of Crushed and pulverized Limestone, co Clearwater are the guests of Mrs. Bull's nad lots. R. H. Whltnpr. -tf sfstrr, Mrs. C H. Din gee of Sanford Seed Potato Cutters nnd Plnnlers at All Local A dvertisem ents Under This H eights. Fcrnald's. Call mid let us show you. 22tf Heading, One Cent-a Word Each Issue Clover Hill B utter, 35 cen ts per A cordial invitation Is extended to the Crescent Maplelno at McCuller's. 24-lt ; 24-c citizens of Sunfurd and Orange county to pound a t L. P. McCuller's. Clover Hill Butter at L. P. McCuller's. Violet Brand Sale Bt Yowell’s will call at the store of N. P. Yowell & Co. ?. 24-11 . and inspect the piano to be given nway close -on Monday. ............ ■ mi i N W As i . Wanted—To rent o piano for two or by the Sanford Herald. Take your friend Just arrived, a car load of refrigerators three months. H. H. WUherington. 24-tf with you. . and mattings. Prices cannot be equaled. For Sole—Strawberry cups. See me at - Dr. R. S. Kre lor, has arrived in the. Janes-McLaughlin Company. 24-2c Brissons siding. R. H. Muirhead. 24-3c ** # * city from New York and will stay long For Sale—18 ft. steel launch I J4 II. P. 18 Pounds of best granulated sunr for enough to get acquainted with his family. ^1.00 at N. 0. Qamer's. on Lake Maitland, ns good ns new. Can 24-tf be tried. Box 141, Maitland, Fla. 24-2p The doctor has a fine home at Laka New stock of pianos at Crippen's music Wanted—A good gentle horse suitable Onoro but has' only a few weeks each store, jus) received from New York and for riding and driving. Mrs. H. A. Hili, season lo‘enjoy Sanford's climate. Chicago factories. 21-4t R. D. No. 2. . 24-tf CapL William Hand of Plainfield, N. J„ What a little money will do on the For Sale—8 lots 58 feet _wide, next to Is visiting his nephews,.Chao, nnd Waller purchase of a piano at Crippen's music V. H. Gamers Addition on Sanford store will surprise you. 31 — It avenue. Terms reasonable. Inquire at Hand of this city. 23-4c Cracker m eal. and full line National Sanford Herald. Mrs. Mary Klinhrell of .Atlanta, is visit­ For Sale—Good general merchandise crackers for sale by W. W. Ijong. 18-tf ing her brother, G. W. Venable this The most interesting stock in town nt business with cash trade well established. week. ,* At n liberal discount. Good reason for Crippen's music store. ' 21-4t selling. Inquire at Herald office. 23-c Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Symes of Owusso. Handsome china cabinets just in. San­ For Sale at a Bargain—Bulck Automo­ MtUc, are tho gUosl of Mf. and Mr*. F. ford Furniture Co. * 22-tf bile. N. H. Garner. 23-4 Ifi ~ J. Symes on Park avenue. One Dining-Room Suit, fl Chairs, extra Tumulo plums, sweet potato slips and Word has been received here of the Table, 1 Buffet. 1 Chinn Closet Mission, velvet beans for-sals. 5,000,000 Living.death of H. B. Bateman in Savannah of the best thing for the money In town. ston’s New Globe tomato plants ul 1.25 per thousand. DellVory nftcr Fcbruury pneumonia. Mr. Bateman wns in San­ Williams & Milteer. ¿21-tf 5th. Headquarters for potato slips and ford several months in the -ClydmPhar­ Full line of sweet or sour pickles in bulk velvet bean seed. J. R. Davis, Bartow, macy and hod many friends who mourn or ifi baltleB at Long's. 1tt-tf Ha. 23-8 p his untimely end. Don't forget to hnve your chipped beef, For Rent—Two furnished rooms. Ap­ 23-2tc The Sanford Machine & Garage Co., breakfast bacon and boiled ham sliced nt ply 209 East Fifth street. Wanted—Someone to care for o room­ have disposed of three machines this Long’s store, on bis American slicing ma­ ing house apply to E. H. Herndon. Cor­ chine. 18-tf week und have orders for several morener 4th, street und Magnolia Ave. 23-tf Cold weather, but hot bargains in Tins E. M. F„ seems to be very popular Wanted—Permanent board In private It in* Sanford. * pianos at Crippen's music store. 21— family by couple. State rate. P. O. Box * %* — , 23-2tp We can store your furniture fur you. 1086. Mrs. Dora Randall of Atlanta, is spend­ Williams & Milteer. 21-tf Wanted—Unfurnished rooms for light ing a few days in Sanford, the guest of 23-2tp Clover Mill B utter, 35 cents per housekeeping. P. O, Box 1066. Mrs. W. H. Stiles. Fine cabbage plants, ready for the pound a t L P. McCuller's. 24-c Mr. qnd Mrs. Alex Claughan. of West Monday Is the last day of th e Violet field. W. E. Squires, Cameron Ave. 23tf For Sole—Orange grove, 600 trees on* Virginia spent Wednesday- In Sanford, Brand Sale a t N. P. Yowell’s high pine-land in Paola, suburb of San­ taking in the fig h ts of-celejy delta,, enBuy celery farm fromjowner. Improved. ford, James Graves, New London, Con­ route to points further south. Unusual proposition. Box 24, Route 2. necticut. 22-3p Miss Richards of Gainesville is tho 24-2tp For Sale—6914 acres, 23 cleared, 7 room charming guest of Miss Madge Ward a t Fresh peanut butter in hulk, 20 cents a house, large barn, orange and other fruit trees, n nice home. DM acres, 3 cleared her home on 7th. street. pound at N. O. Garner's. 24-tf on Clay road. 40 acres timber land, good You will find tho most complete line Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ware, of Jackson­ farm land. 29 S acres hammock laud, ville are among the recent arrivals who of Iron beds ever shown in Sanford at 4 H cleared, lino welL 3 acres tiled, small Jones-McI-aughlin Company. 24-2c house on railroad. A11 the above at n buve come to reside In Sanford. If Its liberal terms, fair prices and bargain. Address Box No“. 36, R. F. XL. Judge Nicholson and wife, of Rochelle, No 1. 22 5tc courteous treatment, you con get it at G»., J. B. Oliver and wife, of Mt. Olive, For Sole—Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox, 24-2c U t$ ;------------------ s---- “ — 1-ii - r - 1 21-tf N. C., and Miss Ethel Hatch of Goldsboro, Joncs-McLaughlin Company. Remember the Violet Brand Sale at For Rent—Two room». furnished or un N. C.. are the pleasant guests of Mrs. Yowe ll1* your la st chance on M o n d ay ]^ —RuUru^rt h a honnrtn~thU~aiy. We are equipped to handle your repuir The Ocilian Music Club give* a com­ work. Sanford Machine & Garage Co. plimentary program to patron* Saturday, 48tf. Jan., 23th, 3. p. m. Studio ■of Mr*. F. Good Steel Range for 320. A bargin. S, Munson. Williams & Milteer. 21-tf For a real Haircut and Shave go to Watch N. 0. Gamer’s window displays each week for new and big bargains in Albert Gramllng. Sanford's Leading Barber. groceries. 24-tf l.Uf.ia,floor, crrralflga you w a n t JonesMcLuughlln Company, can suit you, 24-2c _ February 14th and JSih, tho A. K. ■Hawke* Co., will have a first class optician *ith their agts, L. R. Philips Co. Come sod have your eyes examined and fitted free of charge.______ 24-31 Breeding Stock—Place orders now~ for oseday old chicks from Potter's Winter wyera. Rod* or Leghorn*. E. R. Poller, R. ‘No. 2. 24-tfc C«ver Mill Butter, 33 cents per pounO a t L P. Me Culler's. 24-o R you want any thing In house furnish* you qaii get It a t Jones-McLaughlln to have for your everyday use dependsbl* lands were bought cheap, cleared under Violet Brand Sale at Yewelt's will goods at the lowest possible prices we ask my own supervision and will be sold at a great bargain. One five acre* perfectly cl0* o« Monday, you, not for our sake, nor for this town's tiled, third year IA cultivation. 30 rods keep your eyo on what's going on at sake, nor for the sake of anything but from Beck Hammock station. 40 acres °ur «ore, We ask you to carefully coci- your own pocket book and yqur bank 'ac­ half cleared and plowed, balance fine hammock, two strong wells, tool house. M Pare our price* with anyone's quotations. count, tq aim for oar store and bit the miles from Cameron City. Beat bargain Look them up and we will get your busi- centre of economical buying. Sanford on the market. Phone 7-3. Levi Binfotd, Furniture Co. 22-d hot*. Sanford Furniture Co, ‘ ; 22-tf E could not enjoy the patronage at Sanford for the past thirteen years did we not have the reputation, which is usually shared by all reputable establishments, in giving careful attention to ' detail, and leaving nothing undone to please. The merchandise, .we sell. will convince you it is to your advantage to make us 'l'yf>ur haberdasher. W FRANK WANTS Clothier and Men’s Furnisher SA NFO RD . . . FLORIDA T H E Sanford Building & Loan Association0 P a y in g R e n t! MAKES IT EASY Own President Sec'y & Treat, Hom b Let Us Tell You About It THE CITY m ill Slifcl. unp block from Depot opposite Poalofllee) H . E . W IS E , P r o p r ie to r Formerly Manager of Central Cafe S te a k s , C h o p s , O y s te r s a n d F is h a S p e c ia lty A P L A C E F O R L A D IE S A N D G E N T L E M E N S h o r t O r d e r s At All H o u rs j Prompt, Cleon Service E v e ry th in g F i r s t C la s s <> Meni Tickets nrc Sold ot Reduced Rates DAINTY NEW OXFORD STYLES W e h a v e a c o m p le te s to c k j u s t in o f a ll th e n e w e s t “;; PATRICIAN Styles for Spring and Summer i Patrician stands for all that is excellent in W O M EN ’S FOOT-W EAR It Is the world’s stondurd of exellence nnd durability, and h as won for itself an enviobio reputation by Its perfect fit, its style and its servicabilty. It is a PERFCT SHOE at the Right Price, ulld the most SERVICEABLE SHOE at any PRICE, Its superior merits have been accorded instant recognition the world over. New York, London, Paris, und Berlin, the great fashion cen­ ters of the world, pay tribute to "PATRICIAN” as the acknowledgedJeader in dictating foot fashions. BUY PAJTRIÇIAN ANQGET SATISFACTION Low Cut, $ 3 .5 0 and $ 4 .0 The Maxim um of Style at -the M jñP mum of Price to the W e a rer \ D. L. THRASHER Florida Sanford P H O N E 104 �* THE SANFORD HERALD Fublbhed Every F ttdar Mornln* at Sanford. H a. R. J. H a ir . Editor and Pmorletor Subacrlptlon Priée, $ 2 .0 0 ■ Year In Advance Entered u aeoood-cJan mall mailer A uluit 22nd. IM S. al iba PoatoOloa a t Sanford. Florida. __ andar Act of Kareb 3rd. 187$. Offlgt fu ftlllMInf Telephone No, 148. SANFORD SAND StL L S This week property In Sanford and the celery delta hat been moving at a rapid rate and the sales will average over J100 000. City property in the suburban dis­ tricts sold a t a rapid rate, lots averaging 5200 at auction. Several sales of celery lands noted too late for this issue brought to owners over 91000 per acre. These sales were not confined to strangers but In many instances borne people were the purchasers. One gentleman who lias been interested .(g^aofflnM w J im paw twenty ‘Vcara purchased a celery farm of soven acres and paid 98000 cash for it. All of tnis would Indicate that Saufon lands haver advanced steadily—not boom or a bubble to burst—but a steady, ■olid growth that will exist until the end of tune. congratulating the Bowman Realty Com pany on their remarkable success in handling the sale of lots In ' Celery Avenue Addition on Tuesday and Wed nesday. Nobody ever doubted the iperit* 'V?\ . •o, I'.l* '• • tir ladies seemed unanimously In favor of perfecting an organization. A name was the first thing considered, and the San­ ford Hospital Association, was the name fhosen. The election of officers took plaoa' a t followif~W&r 3 r ’N7' WMtoer, president; Mrs. T. A. Neal, vico-president: Mrs. A. T. Rosscttcr, secretary; Mrs. Geo. H. Fern a Id treasurer. It was decided that the board of managers should consist -of fifteen members. Including the officers. Representatives from the different churches were first chosen. Congregational, Mrs. C. E. Walker, Episcopal, Mrs. A. Vaughan; Methodist, Mrs. H. H. Chappell; Baptist, Mrs. J. W. Wild man; Catholic, Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat; Presbyterian. Mrs. H. L. Peck. Town at Large, Mrs. M. Frank, Mrs. Homrighous and Mrs. J. C. McDaniel Cameron City and Fort. Reed, Mrs.Geo. L. Maris. West Side, Mis. H. L. Deforest. Committee appointed to solicit funds for the association, Mrs. T. A-. Neal Mrs. R. L. Peck and Miss Charlotte Keelor. In tho march of progress Sanford has never been known to.Jog behind and as the present urgent PcetTkcTnra the people U a hospital, It la not unreasonable to suppose that this new enterprise will meet with the hearty cooperation and support of every public spirited citizen of the town. It is an enterprise that every man, womun and child In Sanford should feel an interest in and It Is corncatly hoped that the ladies wlio have taken the Initiative will meet with the encouragement that is deserved. Miss Madge Ward beautifully entertain­ ed at cards and sewing Tuesday morning "soldla'two .'elghYyYourTots could for approximately 912,000, despite fact that property adjacent had long been in good demand, and many lota within *square or two bad changed hands a num ber of limes since they were originally “ placed upon the market, and- liad each time netted the seller a nice profit. The sales of Tuesday and Wednesday dem­ onstrated the effectiveness of perfect or­ ganization and unusual ability. There was never a lull in interest, nor a hitch “ In the machinery of the specialists hand ling the property. Evory detail was t»rrfcd out as advertised. The free prizes, all valuable and many handsome, were distributed, end two of the choicest lots in the plan were given away, one to Mr. Runge, the Coca-Cola representative, am the other to Mrs. T. M. McRae, of Delray, who had previously bought five lots. Many out of town visitors wore in evl dence and a number of them were pur­ chasers, Sciotoville, Otilo, Chicago one other cities north of the line were repre­ sented by those buying. All Sanford Is more than pleased with thp perw»""?! of of Gainesville. The attractive home was handsot^ely decorated with white Jessa­ mine, vlrictt and roses. Miss Ward -was assisted in cntcrinlning by Miss Helen St. John. Mrs. Harry Ward and Miss Veda Ward. The contest prize, a pretty hand embroidered towel was awarded to Miss Linda Ldfller. ' th e Honoreo's prize was also a pretty hand embroidered towel. The guests were delightfully entertained with musical selections; Miss Richards with the violin and Miss St. John’ and Miss Veda Ward with vocal numbers. The Misses Ward are charming entertain­ ers, and this pretty morning party was one of the most enjoyable of the social season. -Those who were fortunate enough to be Included among the guest? were Mrs. Reba Homrighous, Mn. D. L. Thrasher, Mrs. Horace Opl'ngW, Mrs. Frank Dutton, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. Geo. Fox, Jr., Mrs. T. A. Neal, Mrs. R. A. Newman. Mrs. Forresf Lake, Mrs. Kent Rosscttcr, Mrs. William Keeler, Mrs. LaVerne Hurt, Mrs. Fannie Munson, Misses Linda Lefflec, Powell, Flossie Frank, Mabel Bowler, Meil Whitner. Alice Whitner, Charlotte Keelor, rj r, . liim JJow iuaa K n itCeJsIe"ButLT Mabel Hand, TieThn S t John, ryCo. ui the face of skepticism and Hessie Tyner, Penchea Lcffler, Lillie Fair other obstacles of equal force lids Com Smith, Belle Smith, Baird and Mercedes pany has performed a remarkable feat. Munson. ___________ " * I METTINGER’ DRY GOO B O Y S ’ and M EN ’S Towels Sheeting and Sheets ! J. I t M ETTING ER, Georginnna Trask, Lillian Higgins, Essie Purdon, Helen Rowland. Charlotte Hand, Clarrissa Starling. Llndti Connelly. Liicca Chappell Mary Chappell, Margaret Davis, Hazel Hand, Nellie Elder, Mabel Hand, Mary WaUnnrReba Stringfeliow. -Hoskin Jones, Carrie Abernathy, Rene Murrell and Flora Prloe; Messrs. Eugene RoumUiat, Henry Purdon, Carl Rouinlllat, Carl Hamilton, Charles Clayton, James Wil­ liams, Forrest Gatchel, Frank Campbell, Ernest Balia. Axcbte-Bcna. .Brodlc Wil­ liams, McDowell Butts, Braxton Perkins, Clarence Mahoney, Ralph. Wight and Geofge*Yoveii. *, Mrs. W. H. Stiles entertained the Read­ ing Circle of the Missionary Society of the Methodlst churd], Friday afternoon. Thé readers for the afternoon, were Mrs. L R. Philips dnd Mrs. W. H. Williams. Western Women in Ehstern Lands, is the book under consideration, which is prov­ ing very interesting. Mrs. Stiles served delicious refreshments at the afternoon. Those present, were Mrs. A. H. Stiles, j Mrs. W. H. Stiles, Mrs. B. S. Slariing, Mrs. ! R. M. Mason, Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrr* A. | E. Philips, Mis. John D. Jinkins, Mrs. L | R rmllps. Mrs. M. A. Mlot. Mrs. C. M. I Hamilton, Mrs. W. H. •Williams, Mrs. Perry and Mrs. McDaniel. Miss Margaret Roberts was the hostess of the young ladies sewing circle last Thursday evening. These meetings are hckl weekly and the evenings are very pleasantly and profitably spent, making fancy work and embroidery and exchang­ ing ideas along these lines. Those who enjoyed Miss Roberts' hospitally on this occasion were Mrs. Andefson, Mrs. Ben­ nett,1Mrs. Deane Turner, Mrs. Geo. Fox, Jr„*Mlss Alice Whitner. Miss Mell Whit­ The younger society contingent enjoyed ner, Mist Gail Moore, Miss Bessie Long, very delightful dance In thp City Hall Miss Mary Lenore and Miss Ethel Hatch Thursday evening, given by the boys, of Goldsboro, N. C. complimentary to the girls. A large num­ Items of Interest Concerning ber attended, and it proved to be a happy The ladies of Uie Hospital. Association occasion. Tho chaperones, were Mrs. are planning a Charity Ball, that will be Society People. R. L Peck. Mrs. Tom Davis,* Mrs. J. -J. given for the benefit of iho bospitul fund, Purdon, Mrs, B. J, Starling, Mrs. Henry at tbe Sanford House; on the UUi of P O IN T S P U R ELY PERSONAL Wight and Mrs. B. H. Connolly. Mrs. B. February. 'Committees have been ap­ J. Starling and Mrs. R. L .'Peck served pointed and elaborate preparations are. Mow Celery City Vanity Fair While delicious punch during tlia dance. The being made to make one of th e most • Away the Golden H oursfollowing young people attended:—Misses brilliant social functions of the season. Soclal Gossip. Pursuant to a call that was Issued last week, between fifty and sixty of the representative ladies of Sanford assembled In the Eagles Hall Monday after the pur­ pose of perfecting an organization that would meet the needs of the growing town In caring far the sick, and In lend­ ing a helping hand to those in our com­ munity who might need assistance. Every town of any size needs a hospital Wldle Sanford has been able to boast of an excellent health record, yet white she Orange County February 7 , 8, 9, 10, I I , 1911 villlage, and Is ‘fast assuming the pro­ portions o( a city of some size and lmportahee. it stands to reason that new needs will arise; not the least of wtiicli. will be how and where to care for Id the sick and poor In the city. Sanford bus a corps of splendid physicians, who are ever ready ¿0 minister to suffering humiiaUy, and It is1only rigid and Just that a place should be provided where those physician* could o k a their patients and properly care lor them. Tho need for this hospital has already been felt in , Sanford, time and again, and those best acquainted with the situation, having it in their hearts and minds, have been qqletly a t work creating sentiment, and It Is not surprising that when the call was made for * organization, the good women were ready to give up their time, money and Influence, to launch an en­ terprise that moans to much for suffer­ ing humanity. Mrs.-fleerHrfieninldwctedur temporary chairman, and Mrs. A. T. Rosscttcr as secretary. The meeting was called to cider and Mrs. Fern old in a few cboaen remarks, stated the object of the meeting, eud called for expression of opinion in regard to tbe movement. Tbe Citrus Fruits, Farm Products, Hogs, Cattle, Horses, Poultry, Bench Show, Arts and Crafts SCH O OL EXHIBITS . , AM USEM ENTS Dog, Pony ju*2 Monkey Circus, Wild West Shows, Oriental Village IS Human BolLOIdPiantsitton Jap Village WITH TEN OTHER SHOWS F R E E A TTR A C TIO N S — o First Street,' SANFORD, FLORIDA fill IDEAL SPRING FERTILIZING CITRUS TREES A ll S p r in g F e r t iliz in g Is N o t ID E A L Ideal Means the Highest Excellence—A Combination of ' ^ an ccotrpmrrts“ idesrrertmzer Means tnierfecT Plant Food. Ideal Fertilizing Means the Correct 1 use of this Plant Food,__________ v___ OliR FREE BOOKLET ENTITED QUESTIO NS ON SPRING FERTILIZIN G Brings Up Important Questions On This Iftftyjcnl anti Answers Them. Send for If. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., JACKSONVILLE, JL fiR IP A < » R. H. WHITNER, Agent, Sanford, Florida Vote for Blount ~ T h a Leading'Candidate for United States Senator IN THE SOCIAL WORLD r. Bed Linen Hats and Caps Primary Jah. 31, 1911 1 h Bryan received 9 ,7 4 9 . Blount led by 4 ,0 5 9 votes. There were cast in alT31,019 votes. Blount needs only 1 ,7 9 2 votes. Bryan needs 5,761 votes. Blount received in his own precinct of all the votes one hundred per c e n t “ — __ Blount received .In hlA-eslty-of all thc votes ninety-five per cent. Blount received in hls county of all the votes ninety per cent. si JLp «: ;• J S' £ jp 5: «> 5 % Blount got In his home county (E sca m bla) 2 ,5 0 2 votes; Bryan got 186 votes a «» difference of 2,316 votes. t——Blount- got in Bryan's home county (Duval), 1,142 votes;, fiiy a n got 1,303 votes—a difference of only 161 votes. Blount, with tw o competitors, received a plurality in tw en ty-tw o counties in the state. ' _______ Blount W ill Surely Win NICK CARTER, The World’s Famous High-Diver, Juinoiud 11Q Feet Into a Pool of Water Make his majority so large as to c r u s h out: • Exhibits transported free on Railroad*. Reduced rales Jxave been granted by railroad*, February 7 to U, scheduled to Feb­ ruary 12th. - „ ■| Blount will surely win. ... ' ■ Blount received in first prim ary 13,808 2: votes. 2: ____ MUMANE. The f a s test Trotting Ostrich in the World-----__________GIVING AN EXHIBIT TWICE DAILY Baseball between Rollins College and the Ormond Tmoi fra c k Events of All Kinds jji n rrF a trtlo n a rP b lltlc s ra iT ^ clean Method's and Personalities; Jack­ sonville's Monopoly of the United States Senatorship, Jacksonville's Political Ring. ........... * i „Vvt- ' • .’* -i -/V • •''ÏV'r * ' J1,, �Janpary IN and a b o u t t h u c it y _ Tor Alderman Flclschmann's Yeast'at Heberts’. 23-tf Autoes and carriage painting at Un derwood’s,-F irst class work. 7-tf Little Happenings—Mention of Ail kinds of repair work. Sanford Mn ------- Mattem .In Brief, _ chlno.fc.Gorage Co.__________ 48-tf ------- —----- M a tte r Left Out — —— • Underwoods for harness. saddles, Itorse On account of endeavoring to get this and mule jewelry. 17-tf out on time several events of im­ PERSONAL HEM S OE INTEREST Issue Good Iron Beds from $2.50 up: Will­ portance jverejeft ont. Press of business 21-tf nnd advertlsing made the matter of pub­ iam s & Milteer. Dr. Howard bos returned and can be lication of nil the Hema impossible. Summary of th e F ioaU nl Small Talk .found at Ills' residence In ’ the forenoon * succinctly Arranged for Hur­ D e it't Leave S o n fo i cl and his office in the afternoon. 22-tf ried Herald Readers. —To jmVn.your dresses made. Madame ..1 have cnstniled • an elect lc sausage Thr many frlenda of C. 0. McLaughlin Josephine of New York has opened mill and can furnish my customers with will he pleased to learn that ho will in first class establishment over Yowell’s fresh ground sntksage and hamburg stake b few days remove his family here from Btoro and is prepared to create the finest In short notice, call nnd see W. W. Leesburg and make this city his future and latest designs for the ladles. Styles Long. * 13-tf are the latest New York and Paris home. Tho Cosmopolitan Restaurant Is ready N. L Bauman, representing the Good­ designs but the prices are very reasonable to kerve thc public a t all times. Only thc rich Rubber Co. of Akron, Ohio, called and the ladies are invited to call and very best served and you can get any talk over the subjects which are dear.to upon the local trade on Tuesday. thing you want and when you wont It. at every femi^ilno heart. Repair work will tho Cosmopolitan, under new manage­ The streets of Sanford are .Riled each also receive prompt attention. 5-tf ment, V 21-tf 'day with a busy throng and the vlsitora , Notice Fie Isell m arm's Yeast a t R oberts'. to our cityHhls week wet« «maxed at the The rcgistra tion books of the ci ty of San­ 23-tf amount of activity apparent in tho Celery ford will be open from 9 n. m., Jan. 2nd,Time is m oney,-Save both with a — City.------till 5 p. m. Feb. 1st, 1911. Yankee Seed Potato Cutter. Ask The C. 0. McLaughlin has returned from a Geo. H. Femnld Hardware Co. 22-tf All those desiring to vote in the com­ business trip to Jacksonville. ing city election should sec dial they are 'A dollar or two a week furnishes your Letture continues to bring n good price properly registered. home. Como in and see how we remove and the money is flowing Into the coffers nil »IvstaalMritMhoae who bavc HUIe to R. C. Maxwell , Clerkof the growers. start on. Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tf For lap robes and horse blankets sec The Misses Irvin of Washington, Ga.. Plano Tuning ’ — ’ I7-tf arrived in the city last week and arc vis­ Underwood. Harry Crtppcn will tunc or repair Go nod see the new pictures at Cripiting their sister, Mrs. Cedi GabbetL pen's music*1store. High grade. Cut and keep In order your piano In a sa t­ The regular prayer meeting at the Bap­ prices. 21-4t, isfactory manner for oboat hair othtist church will be held this (Friday)' One nnd two horse wagons with celery ers charge. Pin this to your mem­ evening at 7:30 o'clock, when there will flared side bodies at Underwood's, f 7-tf ory. 23-tf be reports from the s ta te ' convention at Flclsch matin's Yeast a t R o b e rts'. ’PeLawdi imh ' ■ — .................. ,;- T------------------------------------ 23 tfMrs. E. R. Bull and little daughter of Crushed and pul veri reti Limestone, co Clearwater are the guests of Mrs. Bull’s oad lots. R. li. Whittier_________2tf -raerrj----sister, HpT C. H. Dfngee o fS a n io rtl Seed Potato Cutters nnd Planters at All Local 'Advertisements Under This Heights.' ", • remold'ii. Call and let us show you. 22tf Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue A cordial Invitation la extended to the ' Clover Hill Butter, 35 cents per . . . FLORIDA Crescent Maplelno at McCuller’s. 24-11 S A N FO R D - 24-c 'Clttzens of Sanford und Orange county to pound a t L. P. McCuller's. Clover Hill Butter at L. P. McCuller’s. Violet Brand Sale a t Yowell's will call at the store of N. P. Yowell & Co. ------ ---------Li_:__ ____________24.lt— and im ped' (he piano to be given nway close on Monday. Wamod—To rent a pinna for two or by the Sanford Herald. Take your friend Just Arrived, a car lond of refrigerators three months. H. H. Witherington: 2-4-tf T f l E --------- — — will: you. . —, • and mattings. Prices cannot be equaled. For Sale—Strawberry cups. See me at Dr. R. S. Kre lor, bus arrived in the Jones-McLaughlin Company. 24-2c Urissons siding. R. H. Muirhend. 21-3c • . • . a * city from New York and will stay long Stop For Sale—16 ft. steel launch 1H H. P. 18 Pounds of best granulated sunr for enough to get acquainted .with his family. ¡11.00 at N. O. Garner's. on Lake Muitland, as good ns new. Can 24-tf be tried. Box 141, Maitland, Fla. 24-2p The doctor has a fine home at Lake Paying New stock of pianos at Crippcn's music Wanted—A good gentle horse suitable Onoro but has only a-few weeks each store, just received from New York and for riding and driving. Mrs. H. A. Hilt, Rent! season to enjoy Sanfbnl’s climate. Chicago factories. ' 21-4t ~ D. No. 2.' 24-tf Cnpt. William Hand of Plainfield, N, J., Wlmt n tittle money will do on die For Sale—8 lots 50 feet wide, next to is visiting his nephews, Chas. and Walter purchase of n piano at Crippcn’s music N. 11. Garners AddiUon on Sanford sto p will surprise you. 31— ft avenue. Terms reasonable. Inquire nt Hand of this city. Own 23-lc Cracker men! nnd full line National Sanford Hernjd, Mrs. Mary Kimhrcll of Atlanta, is. visit­ GLO. H. FERNALD A. P. CONNELLY For Sale—Good general merchandise crackers for sale by W. W. Long. 18-tf ing her brother, G. W, Venable this Y o u r business with cash trade wuli established. The most interesting stock in town at President Sec’y &. Treas. week. At a liberal discount. Good reason for Crippcn's music store. 2l-4t Home selling. Inquire at Herald office. 23-c Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Symet of Owasso, Handsome china cabinets just in. San­ For Sale at a Bargain—Bujck Automo­ Mich., are the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. ford Furniture Co. 22-tf bile. N. 1L Garner. 23-4tc J. Syines on Park avenue. ' One Dining-Room Suit. 6 Chairs, extra Tomato plants, sweet |>otalo slips und Word has been received here of the Tablq. 1 Buffet. 1 China Closet Mission,, vglyet beans for sale. 5,000,000 Living­ , death of H. B. Bateman in Savannah of the best thing for the money in town.' ston's New Globe tomato plants at 1.25 |jer thousand. Delivery niter February pneumonia. Mr. Bateman was in San­ Williams & Milteer. 21-tf 5th. -Headquarters for potato slips and ford several months In the Clyde Phar­ Full line q£ sweet or sour pickles in bulk velvet bean seed. J. R. Davis, Bartow, ■■v * + - :- + v + * + .[ - .{ - + + + macy und had many friends who tnourn or in bottles nt Long's.-----—------ 18-tf— Fla,— _________________ ___—23 his untimely end. * Don't forget to have your chipped beef, For Rent—Two furnished rooms. Ap­ ,23-2tc (F ln t Stiret. one block from Dc| k>1 opposite Postoffloc) The Sanford Machine &. Garage Co., breakfast bacon nnd boiled ham sliced nt ply 209 East Fifth Btrcet. Wanted—Someone to care for a room­ Long's store, on bis American slicing ma­ have disposed of three machines this ing house apply to E. H. Herndon. Cor­ H. E. W IS E , Proprietor 18-tf week and have orders for several more- chine. ner 4th. street and Magnolia Ave. 23-tf Cold weather, but hot bargains in Tlie E. M. F„ seems to be very popular Formerly Manager Of Central Cafe Wanted—Permanent board In private pianos atCrippen's music store. 21-4t in Sanford. family by couple'. State rate. P. O. Box We can store your furniture for you. 1966. , • 23-2tp Mrs. Dora Randall of Atlanta, is spend­ Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty Williams & Milteer. 21-tf Wanted—Unfurnished rooms for light * * ing a few days in Sanford, the guest of 23-2tp Clover HIM B utter, 35 cents per housekeeping. P. 0. Box 1066. Mrfc. W. H. Stiles. Fine cabbage plants, ready for the pound a t L. P. McCutler's. '• 24-c A P L A C E F O R L A D IE S A N D G E N T L E M E N Mr. and Mrs. Alex Claughan, of West Monday Is the last day o f the Violet field. VV. E. Squires, Cameron Ave. 23tf Virginia spent Wednesday in Sanford, Brand Sale a t N. P. Yowcll's - For Sale—Orange grove, 600 trees on E v e ry th in g F i r s t C la s s S h o r t O rd e r« At All H our* high pine land in. Puola, suburb of San­ taklug in the tights of celery delta, enBuy celery farm fromjowner. Improved. ford, James Graves, New London, Con­ rdute la points further south. Unusual proposition. Box 24, Route 2, necticut. “ “ 22-3p Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets nre Sold at Reduced Rates Miss Richards of Gainesville is the ■» 24-2tp FAr Sale—6911 acres, 23 cleared, 7 room charming guest of Miss Madge Ward a t Fresh peanut butter in bulk, 20 cents a bouse, large barn, orange nnd other fruit trees, n nice home. 911 acres. 3 cleared her home on 7tli, street. pound at N. O. Garner's. 24-lf on Clay rood. 40 acres thnbor land, good You will find the most complete line farm land. 2911acres hammock land, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ware, of Jackson­ dcureit, fine well. 3 acres tiled, small ville are among the recent arrivals who of iron beds ever shown in Sanford at Joncs-Mcl-oughlin Company. 24-2c house on railroad. All the above at a have came to reside in Sanford. : » If Its liberal terms, fair prices a ltd bargain. Address Box No. 36, R. F. D.. Judge Nicholson and wife, of Rochelle, No. 1. 22Btc courteous treatment, you can get it at Ga.. J, B. Oliver and wife, of Mt. Olive, ' For Sale—Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox, 24-2c We have a complete stock jusHn of all the newest N- C. and Miss Ethel Hutch of Goldsboro. Jones-McLaughl.ln Company. c ity .,___ _— «... ...— Remember the Violet Brand Sale at » For Rent—Two rooms, furnished or un­ N- C., are the pleasant guests of Mrs. » Yowctt‘8 your last chance on Monday. furnished. with board or without, in new —Rotjcnrat her home In this city. ! We ore equipped to handle your repair house, with modern improvement». Ad­ The OciUan Music Club gives u com­ work. 20-tf-c Sanford Machine & Garage Co. dress Box 494. plimentary program to patron! Saturday, House for rent o r for sale. Corner 3rd 48tf. Pfttrician stands for all that is excellent in Jan., 28th, 3. p. m. Studio o f .Jdrs. • F. Good Steel Range for $20. A bargln. and Chapman avenue. Apply 115 Oak avenue. Iftjfc S. Munson. Williams & Milteer. 21-tf For Sale—A launch 16 feet long. 3H feet For a real Haircut and Shave go to Watch N. 0. Gamer’s window displays beam, in perfect order 3 H. Pr engine. Ce­ It is the world's standard of exelleuce and durability, and h as each week for new and big bargains in Albert Gramllng, Sanford's Leading cil Gobett. French avenue. 17-tfc won Tbr itself an enviable reputation by its perfect fit, its style groceries. 24-tf Barber. For Rent—Nla; offices. Also wareNew goods nrrlving doily .a t. Larjt* , Rtn proof. N. H. Garner. touts. 32x36. und its servicabilty. It is a PERFCT SHOE at the Right Price, ; H it is floor coverings you want. Jones8-tf 13.tf —MeLnughlin Corapany.can »ult you. 24-2c grocery store. Give him a call. und'the most SERVICEABLE SHOE at any PRICE. Its superior ears’ experience Wanted—By fifteen yean Bring your old Urea to Sanford Machine es* and gents' February 14lh and 15th, the A. K. & Garage Co. far vulcanizing. merits have been awarded instant recognition the world over. cleaner, dyer and tailor ladle 48-tf dollies, to dean, dye, repair or alter. JLnriea tix, wili have a first class optician New York, London, Paris, and iieriin, the great ..fashion cen­ Hcckers Graham Hour at Loog's Suits made to order r t 15, 20. 25 or 30 with their agts, L R. Philips Co. Come ters of the world, pay tribute to "PATRICIAN” ns the acknowl­ store. 13*tf days. Our price will suit your pocket. !nd have your eyes examined and fitted Place the Utles to your real estate In Your money • worth or your money back. edged lender in dictating foot fashions. free of charge. 24-3t the Really Trust Company and avoid com- Bradford A Keith, 405 Third St. Phone 7-tf-c ----- breeding Stock—Place orders now Tor plicaUons. For particulars address B. F. 311. BUY PATRICIA N AND G ET SA TISFA CTIO N Wanted—Cottage of five rooms or fiat one day old chicks fro mPotter's Winter Wbltner, Jr., Secretary. 7-tf of five rooms. Address Box 1066. 5-tf layers. Reds or Leghorns. E. R. Potter, R. Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine For Rent—Ten acres tiled land on street No- 224-tfc & Garage Co. 48-tf car Une. Station oo place. Two acres of Clover HUi B u tter, 35 c e n ts per Buggies and surreys ot cost for thirty tiled land, cottage and barn on place. T}ie Maxim um of Stylo at -the M in i­ Pound a t L. P. McCuller*s. 24-o days a t Underwoods. DarnesvUie top On street car Une. Address, J. N. Whit­ tier, Sanford Florida. 2 tf mum of Price to the W earer 17-tf U you want any thing in bouse furnish* buggies a t $70,00. For sale.—1 have live or six pieces of .logs you can get It a t Jones-MrLaug|din If your aim In life 1» to eooaomlze and land more than la c e d for..imddiuL.Jteafl. la —Compsapr-— 24:2c to have for your everyday use dependable lauds were bought cheep, tcleared under Violet Brand Sale at YaweU’s will goods «1 the lowest possible prices we ask my own supervision and will be sold at a great bargain. One five acre! perfectly elase on Monday. you. not for our sake, nor for this town's tiled, third year in cultivation, 30 rods v -Sr- V fceeP Tour eyo on what’a going on at sake, nor for the sake of anything but from Beck Hammock station. 40 acres Sanford, Florida our store. • We ask you to carefully com- your owu pocket book and your bank ac­ half cleared and plowed, balance fine two strong wells, tool bouse. M 1**« our prices with anyone's quotations. count, to aim for our store and hit the hammock, miles fr6m Cameron City. Best bargain ’ P H O N E 104 Tuok them, up and we will get your busi- centre of economical buying. Sanford ou the m arket Phone 7*3. Levi Binfon). 2-tf. 22*H ftoss. Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tf Furniture Co. h ill . T - # . r f* •V-\, . -j ■ f 11 announce ray candidacy for the poiltion ol Aklarman. A» a taapayrr and b u d n m man I am qualified to know and be able to adminUter iucIi a n a lrt of the city a t route before the Aldrnnen ond tneaarae will receive my careful attention. _____________W. W. ABERNATHY. » W A'NT S E could not enjoy the pat­ ronage at Sanford - for -the past thirteen years did we not have the reputation, which is usually shared by all reputable establishments, in giving careful attention to detail, and leaving nothing please. The merchandise we sell will convince you it is to your advantage to make us your haberdasher. M .FRANK .. ' I Clothier and Men’s Furnisher \ t Sanford Building & Loan Association MAKES ■ IT EASY Let Us Tell You About It THE C ITY u; RESTAURANT f * |i DAINTY NEW OXFORD STYLES I —rT^rj MVr | | r |f | 71 W O M EN ’S FO O T-W EA R Low Cut, $ 3 .5 0 and $ 4 .0 0 D. L. THRASHER H 1 It ij? �the s^ ro jR o ne«a u Wc are probably the olde»! regular J " » of n eridi rarm Lar>d» Initie South. We advertised before the present Intense interest In methods have brought us In touch with thousands o f people all over the world. We will gladly refer you to som e of these people on request. Enquiries cheer­ fully answered....................... AND FLORIDA TRUCKER The Howard-Packard Land Company Is Incorporated under the Laws o f riorlda. Paid up capital $1004)00. The company differs from the many companies exptoltlnf riotldo lands In that It’s a home corporation wltti an established highlrad e home and foreign reputation to maintain. We cultivate many acres ef land In our home territory. “ A Newspaper W ithin a Newspaper.” Published In the Interests of the Intending Investor and S ettler by the Howard-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford. Florida What Is It You Wish to Know In Particular Concerning ■ . , — ... _ . «5 i Z71 ------ - c ... — . r . VOLUSIA . There are probably many things you wish to know concerning Volusia Farms which we have not covered in either our advertisements or “The Resources of Volusia Farms”--points which concern YOU individually. We have presented our side of the case. We now want you to present ig-fiifter— -Ask-1 ift-whatJ tJR-you-wjstLioJmow. Check off any of the foling andm ailwith your~name and address.— The dullest--information on the subject will be sent you without placing you under any obligation. Orange Growing Grapefruit Culture Pecans Stock Raising General Farming Poultry Raising Dairying Potatoes—Sweet-1 rish Peaches Grapes Strawberries Eggplant Early Vegetables Generally Returns per Acre Homeseekers Excursions Send Me Your Booklet Write here any question or questions you wish answered Write •Ahere your . Nam e. . . . . . . . . . . . Address VOLUSIA FARMS | A re just across the river from Sanford: P rices per acre, $30 on terms of $5 per ttcre down. and the balance $ l per acre per m onth, which paym ent' covets - every^ thing. N o taxes or interest. - U pon receipt of first payment Contract for Deed will be se n t.r You should note the liberal terms of this Contract for Deed.' < . «IS; If, within one year_____ ments you wish to give iip your Volusld wè will refund all the money you paid us and add 6 per cent. Interest by way of bonus and take the farm off your hands. You Have Everything To Gain If You Buy a Volusia Farm at This Season’s Price and Terms'. A D D R E S S YOUR E N V E L O P E P L A IN L Y any Inc. Peoples Bank Building FLORIDA �(ESTA BLISH ED 1862) Few of . the V E R Y BEST Celery Farms for Salé We Are Strictly Agents and Have Nothing of Our Own for Sale IN SANFORD CHURCHES ----- Where Devout of thé Celery City Worship Sunday. RESUME O f ALL CHURCH EVENTS p. m. nml 7 and 8 p. m. First Sunday of moniti ----------maas at 7:30 a. m. and 10 a. m. fRUITTARIEE TO-BE REVISED Holy C ro ss tp is c o p a l Rrv. B, F( Brawn, rector;,A . I), K ry.tenlor waraeri; Sunday inumili# lervlce. 11; e rra m i rerrfce 5:00; Sabbath achooT 0 45 n m.; 0. F. Whltner, SupL; prayer merlin#. 7;.10 Wnlnraday cvcnln# General Reduction Will Be Made Reciprocal Treaty When the reciprocity treaty between the United States and Canada is ratified, All M odern Im provem ent* M. ^ JtA U JU S K IR K , Prop now seems likely that a clause wl inserted making tr liberal reduction In the tariff on Florida fruits and vegetables slipped into the Canadian provinces. Chase & Company, the local fruits and vegetable shippers, have taken an' active interest in bringing this matter before the federal authorities and have cause to believe that their efforts will be succcssLow Prices Easy Payments. Pico Block ful. Tfro Hon, S. M, Sparkntun, Congress­ man from the First Florida district, Ims taken nn interest in the mailer aftff Will push it to a successful issue. The following correspondence oik th e matter will prove interesting to Florida .. Wc BUY. SELL, EXCHANGE and care for lands, im­ shippers: proved with buildings and unimproved lands. Lands for col­ Chase &. Co. W rite onization all fenced and under.cultivation TO D A Y -------— Jacksonville, Jan, 21. The Metropolis, city," * Remember, especially wc offer on-easy terras ¿omlemon—Attached herewith we hand you copy of letter received from Hon.- S. 5 and 10 A C R E T R A C T S M. Sparkman imd-also copy of letter to the Hon. S. M. Sparkman from the Hon. F. C. Knox, Secretary of State, regarding the duties on American fruits and Forest City, Fla. vegetables for shipment into Canada with a special reference to broadening Uie markets and increasing tiie consumption of Florida fruits and vegetables. This may be of sufficient interest to warrant it a place in your paper. Yours very truly,. COMPLIMENTS OUR SCHOOLS Superintendent Lynch Think» Sanford Of'Interest to Those Religiously In­ Schools Above Average clined-Subjects of Discourses Superintendent W. D. Lynch paid a for the Sabbath. visit to our schools on Monday nnd was T il f u t n *1 «W Clxrchu u iH. City a n Eaiwtly greatly pleased nt the wonderful progress tMWftfi t# brief •» »**«1 *K«Ir AiibbbetiMi»»* «M „ 1*, Oisrch News to Ikb oifico oot Uttr tkoo Wsdnee- being made In every department. _Speaking to q Herald representative Major Lynch said that he had been mast _____ firmi M«tJN*aut____ Rev. J. A Hendry, pallor; church, corner Tarli favorably Impressed wlih the appearance traue and Flflh Atn*t; pa n o n nie. comer Mag­ e t; phono 234, of each room nnd the thorough rnnnner in „ ali» „ avenue and anil Seventh itie atxeet; pi ftunday mornln# »ervlce at III evenln# aervlce. which the pupils were tnught. He was TOu, Sunday achnot, 0:40 a. m.: Jno. K. Mcttlwtet. Suyl.. Tent-liera" m « l l n | every Friday. astonished nt the rupid growth of our 7:30 p m. *schools nnd praised in the highest terms Suiuiny school IMS a. m., J. K. Mettinthe principal nnd Ids able corps of as­ ger in charge, A. R. Chappell aaaiatlng. ‘ sistants. . = . School la growing In attendance, and Very few of us are cognizant of the Interest. Adult attendonce la good and fine schools in our midst and tiro grand growing larger each Sunday. i opportunity afforded to send the children Business Men’s Bible Class is proving to such nn institution of learning. While the wisdom of its beginning. Wo would our schools nro filled to overflowing there like to meet a hundred men ih the study nre many children who are allowed to of the Word each Sunday. "God wants a business world with a Bible witness in it." grow up without the rudiments of nn ed­ Come to the Business Men’s Gass and ucation. Ignorance would tear down existing in­ bring your friend with you. Strangers in stitutions apd breed riot nnd anarchy the city specially^ivitcd to tills class. where there is now law and order, it Last Sunday the pastor was "gripped." makes no discoveries, no inventions, nor Next Sunday he desires to grip you. does any thing to better the condition of Preaching at 11 o. m. nnd 7s p. m. the human race. • It goes from the cradle Brothers nnd sisters bring that missionary to the grave in a random way. with no offering you forgot before? Pustor’s sub­ pilot, no objective point, and its frail bark ject II n. m. will be "Man.” At night. "Our Troubles (Difficulties) and How to is often wrecked in this tempestuous sea of life. It fills the land with vice and Get Rid of Them." ................ Wednesday 7:30 p. m.,,prayer and Bible crime, builds jails, alms houses and penal study. You never saw , a dead man nt institutions nnd is the servant of nature. prayer meeting. Como where Uio living Our soliool is here to counteract all this evil influence.and tn make it possible for - {*• ... Thursday 3:30 p. m., Junior League, every young man nnd young woman in the celery della to fit themselves for some Mrs. I. R. Philips In charge. Friday 7:30, Sunday schoolteachers and useful and highly (wofituble calling In life a adult members) meeting for lesson study. and that the world mny be better for their Don't miss. It help* to prepnro you for having lived in it. The student wiio comes to school regu­ larly, and adds to each day's acquisition • One inulMb of the new year nearly gone a little more knowledge is growing, is layand you have led no one to church, to laying by a sinking fund upon which he prayer, nor to God, con draw in the future, and above all he During the month of Febnmry we are is gaining mental muscle to enable him to be honored by having spenk to us from this stand Bishop Henry C.' Morrison, to combat the diiliculliea of his future D. D„ Florida's resident Methodist Bishop, life. Education is a growth. If it be sudden, like tnat of a mushroom, it will one of the greatest gospel preachers of this country; Miss Daisy Denes, secretary amount to us little, if It he like that of of. the young pooplo’a missionary work of the oak,"it will he permanent and useful. * our church; also Rev. Chas. Blackburn, our new presiding elder of the Miami District. THE NEW FERTILIZER FACTORY This will he Bra Blackburn's first visit to us jn this new relation. We. should give Begun O perations on Last Thursday M orning—Naw In full Blast him n royal welcome. Whlr-r-r-rl The r e s a le 's C o u ire ia tlo n a l Buz-z-z-zl B WaMron, pallor; Sunday mutuili# -KiiVt II; ttn n ln a m v k x . 7-00. prayer mcetm# 7 ;0(Jj>! m : Sabbath school. 0:45 a. m. " r a n PuifT-------- :------------- - Trains moving! Carts rolling! Wheel­ Mr. Waldron will give his views on the barrows being trundled. Motors burning ' . question of amusements In thq fourth of energy! The fertilizer plant oi the Virginiahis se rie i of sermons to young.men which he is preaching on Sunday nights. The Carolina Chemical Company started up special title Is "The Young Man's P le a s - for the first time Thursday morning, with ***•" Come to the song1 service which additional laborers and despite a few open* at 7_______ o'clock.__In____ the_______ morning_ the hitches produced over three hundred tons Blhjeu.- will he "Road Making." Tht« «rf high-fired* - roat«rt«l,~midat- tha-ahle. dumb has open doom rtó'itaj * £ « & * > » * * ! * * * v«a(pk West. SupL •od for any without '*■' ignmygvtuwna.'f1 About thirty men are employed nt pres­ ent jtnd more will be gdded dslly until Every on« will find a welcome. ubout one hundred laborers are on the payroll. From two ui a ia -cars of a d d phosphate, sulphate potash, graphiteground blood, and tankage from various nock yards are being unloaded. There will be worship with sermon at ' The new factory, which is the largest fi* Baptist church at i t, a. m., and 7. p. in this section, is nearly completed, under m. Subject in the morning. The Profit the direction of Supervising Carpenter ci Qinstian Work, at night the third Tillman of Savannah and lias been in­ wvtnon on the life of Jesus will be da- spected by R- F. Lams, division manager Rveted on the Normal Growth of the of the V. C. C. Co. from Atlanta. The Norman Child. samples taken from the new works, aod 4.C. tn trainees. Superintendent. IrereThy CBIeT CSeanwrOr. Car penta o f Va., showed good results. «vtoa. 7;Öb; Sabbath ach«3. 0:43 a. The work on the new factory has boen , Supt.; prayer rare(In# W «ipushed constantly sindb September, and now the elevated circular railway inaide, bclveefl 8th I end as well a s other modern features are prac­ •sshsn Is tically finished, t Sunday a t 10 s. at. Kuntry. tarma« E. D Brown, formerly of Savannah, is i every Sunday a t 7(30 p. m Susl U d . ^ e j In charge of the up town sales office. P re s b y te ria n UrKlnnon. p a llo r; mondas aérele*, R ic h m o n d , Magnolia Farm The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos,^Organs, : and Graphophones. . Forest City Land Agency C hase & Com pany . Sparkm an W rites House of Representatives Washington. Jan. 21. Messrs. Chaw: & Co.,' Jacksonville. Gentlemen—I send you herewith a letter from the Secretory of Stole, being u reply to my recent communication re­ garding u reduction of duty on fruits ant^i, vegetables exported loCunudu. You will j not thni your communication will receive consideration pending reciprocity nefioti minus, with a view to obtaining remission oi the duties^ Yours very truly, S. M. S parkman . S ecretary Knox's L etter Department of State. Washington, Jan. 21. The Hon. Stephen M. Sparkman. House of Representative«: . ' *■ Sir—1 have the honor to acknowledge, by reference from the President, the receipt of your letter of the 10th Inst., enclosing communication from Guise & Company, of Jacksonville, in which the suggestion is made that the fruit and vegetable industry of Florida would be bcneflltod by u reduction of the duty on fr u its nnd vegetables exported to Canada. In reply. I have the honor to inform you that the suggestions of Messrs. Chase &. Company willreceive«maW eration in the |»ending reciprocity negotiations'wJtTi a view to obtaining, if possible, some remission of duties. I have the honor to be, sir. - .. Your obedient servant, P. C. K nox. FOR CONSTIPATION. A Madloln* T hat Dom N at Cost Any­ thing Unlaaa It Curaa, Tha actlva in«lk'lus 1 Ingredient* of Rexall Onderlfea, which are odortaas, taateleaa and color!***. la an entirely new dlacovary Combined with other extremely valuable In g r e d ie n t* . II forme a perfect bowel regulator. Intea tlaal . Invigor* tor and etrengthenar. llexall Ordcrlle* are eaten Ilka candy and are notable for their agreeablenaea to tbf palate and gantlenaea of action. They do not cauee griping or any dloagreetfble effect or Inconvenience Unlike other preparation* for a ilk* purpose, they do not create a habit, trot In* Dead they-ovorooaie tha cau habit acquired through tha uae of ordi­ nary laxative*, cathartics and harsh physic, and permanently remove tha cause of constipation or Irregular bow­ el action. Wo will refund your money without argument if they do dot <lo a* we say they WllL Two *la«s, 28c. and 10c. Bold only fit our «tore—Tfct Rexall Store A FINAL DENIAL TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF FLORIDA: I huve denied from time to time, us they hnvc come to my notice, the various churgcs ijtuule ugnine! me by Hon. N. P. Brynn nnd his followers, but there mrty be many persona who have not Been these denials, nnd-1 therefore, deny ugni», ench of them. . 1. I deny that I put n Joker in the Jim'Crow Bill. 2: I deny thut I was absent from the Florida Senate in 1905 for 18 days, or uny other time, seeking or working on in­ junctions for the Louisville nnd Nashville Railroad against the Florida Rnilrond Commission. ' 3. I deny that the Standard Oil Company owns or con­ trols, so fur as I know, Harper's Weekly or any other paper which has mentioned my candidacy favorably. 4. 1 deny that the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Comj)any is behind my candidacy or doing anything to further it. . . . 5. I deny limi I assisted," With my tifhe or means, Judge Charles Swayne in the defense of his impeachment proceedings. G. I deny that I caused to be imprisoned for contempt, unjustly, any Confederate Veteran. 7. I deny thut I am, or have l>een, hostile to the Confed­ erate Veterans or pension for them, and assert that I have al­ ways been in favor of bothT 8. I deny that I have, endeavored to defend L..P. Shatter.. •or the American Navul Stores Compnny in the commission of uny frauds or fraudulent practices in making or selling tur­ pentine or rosin. * T‘ ! 9. I deny that I was or nm responsible for'the 4-cent rate on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad lines, or for its con­ tinuance. —io! I deny that I have"been D p p o s e d l o the^ Florida RalL road Commission. Upon the contrary.. ■Interstate Railroad Commissions. 1 can think of no other, charge that has been made. If any are mode hereafter. It will be too late for me to answer them. Beware of any charge of argument made at the last minute. It cannot be true or it would hove been mode sooner. I understand that there is being oireu- ^ lated, my letter of w ithdraw al, w ritten last year, In such a^way as to try to produce I have w ithdraw n from . j t h e Im p r e s a l icm-tbat i the present race. This Is, ot course,~absio(utely untrue. I.. am In this race to stay and to w ln i W. A. BLOUNT, Leading Candidate fo r United States Senator L.-J Aj-v v>é< •• • vv �V'T-jf.'T*"57 Tur COU fTTBAPPCN IN tn the school house at“Oviedo Friday evening. Mrs. Mary E. Foater and party arrived at Lake Charm the latter part of last Budget or Interesting Items Mrs. Foster expresses; herself fro m Correspondents pleased to be home again, and the Lake Charm and Oviedo friends are more than pleased"to have her here and to see her THE EVENTS Of ORANGE COUNTY pleasant cottage open. Since Dr.Foster's death ten years ago, Clifton Springs San­ efficient Starr o f Reporters Weekly itarium observes Jen. 15th as Founder's Day, In honor ol Dr. Henry Foster who Covers the Territory for gave his life work to this great sanitari­ The Herald umIn the central parTof "New .YOfi State. PAOtA POINTS Special Correspond«*«» to Tbs Herald: Soon after the observance of this memo­ Weather here still continues warm and rial day Mrs. Foster every year turns pleasant in apith of various cold blasts southward to the home of loved end hal­ lowed memories where she and Dr. Foster reported northward. spent the winters of their married life. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kirk, of SteubenNo name la ao honored and revered In Mils- cotnmuhliT" ai"tIBt o! Foster and Mrs. E. A. Curtiss accompanied by there are abiding monument« In Oviedo Mrs. Fitta of Santoni la spending several and Lake Charm to Dr. and Mr«.,Foater. We are glad to welcome back to Lake Charm Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Adams of Chi­ Mr. and Mrs, Wheeler, of New London, ton Spring«, N. Y-, who have foe aeveral Connecticut, were recent visitors in winter« been gueaU of Mrs. Foster In the Paola. parsonage here. Miss Clara Mlllen of Sanford spent Miss Loulae Manning Hodgkins, former­ Sunday In Paola the guest of Miss Mayme ly Professor of English at-MiaUe«J«*t„£ fd■IfcLaio. _ _____ lege, Mast, and Mlsa Marian Evans, rn The Bishop packing-house closed about D.. dean formerly of Carrollton College, the middle of the month, but all th< Norlhileld, Mass., arrived at Lake Charm oranges are not gone out of the neighbor-1 laat Tueadaycvcning to he.Aueata of Mira Foater during the winter* Mrs. .Foster la entartalnlug for a brief ■visit Mias Boyce, head nurse—a t Clifton , Springs -Sanitarium, who-came south to . Mobile with a patient of the Sanitarium. Mr. Butler was in charge of‘the work. B B v .i. m w *: Bo *V * back number wlroo attending tiro tacky social given by the Moore’s Station ladies a t the school bouse Friday night. Mf. Harris of Cameron avenue has gone to Kansas on a business trip. » Mr, McClellan spent Sunday In Geneva with hi* children. Horry Ward of Sanford, accompanied by Geo. Chamberlin. Mr. Warner. Howard Powell and his father left on Monday for several days' duck hunting at Long Bluff on the S l Johq^s, above Jacksonville. Mr. Powell, Sr* arrived here last week from Brooklyn, N. Y* to spend some time The fishermen at Myres fish camp cap­ tured a six foot alligator last week. Il wn* entangled in one of the seine nets. __ OVjCpO AhP LAKE CHARM____ Special Corrrtpondcmx to The Herald; Mr, Whitcomb, a Real Estate Agent came to the Cushing Hquse the latter 'part of laat week with a party of five prospecting in this vicinity for land pur­ chases. . Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield of Illinois Mrfyad Mrs. C. P. McIntyre and family have ooinc to make a home at tho McKenzie slllL Mr. McIntyre will assist Mr. McKenzie In the commissary and the book-keeping. W. BL McKenzie left Oveldo Saturday Jan. 21 with a view to locate elsewhere In Florida. He Is considering St. Petersburg oh the West Coast also Romeo near Gainesville. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith are entertain­ ing Mr. Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mr*. J, V. Smith from Mineral Bluff, Ga., also Mr. Smith’s slater, Mrs. M. B. High. Irorn Branson, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Smith enjoyed a trip to Oviedo three yean ago this winter *and we are glad of their return Oils year for another visit. Mr, J. V; Smith has been Post Master In his borne town-with Mrs.-Smith a s -a s . «tMentfbr thirteen-years. Mr, nud Mr*. B. a. Smith are entering upon their sec­ eded year In the Postofilce at Oviedo. Mrs. C. F. West of Lake Charm enter­ tained the Ladies Club Friday evening January 20. It was the first time the members had enjoyed Mrs. West's Bowman R ealty Company Mold a M ost Successful Sale The Bowman Realty Co. of Lexington. Ky., carry off the palm when it comes to -selling fa d estate. Of course the value of Sanford soil aided them materially but Mr. Bowman and his assistant*, Messrs. Partridge and Taft and the inimitable Major Combs are hustlers In their ilne end It was primarily the "big noise" that brought out tiro crowds. For weeks past the people of this vicinity have been del­ uged w ith'reading matter and other literature regarding, the Celery Avenue Addition and the force of the arguments was so strong that these lots became an Interrogation point and when the open­ ing day came the street cars, hacks and automobiles were kept busy landing the people on the grounds. The Celery Avenue Addition Is well located on Sanford and Celery avenues and embraoea part of the tiled land that formerly belonged to P. M. Elder. * The growth of the city, la southward and be­ ing on the car line this property is bound to advance. Tiro band, the balloons, the prlxcs and the natural desire of citizen and stranger to Invest 1n something good made two days of the most successful real estate ■ale ever recorded In SanfordOver forty-seven Iota were dlspoacd of ■the first day, at prices ranging from $150 to $400 per lot, which denotes that city property In Sanford la going some. Wo hope the Bowman Realty Co. will put on another sale during the season, for they wake up things generally. Tb* W ednesday Club Mrs. L. R. Philips has kindly invited the dub to continue their meeUngs a t her bouse during the month of February. 'This cordial Invitation Is certainly appre­ ciated by the members, whoee pleasure it will be to accept It. with tlianka. "Experience Is the best schoolmaster, but the school fee* are heavy."—Cole­ ridge. The program for the afternoon, though short, was exceedingly interesting. Owing to sickness lu the family, Mrs. B. F. Whitner could not be preeeat-or PfPWUnJror p a p « on "The Labor System.’’ Mr*. S. 0. Chase read a very fine article on the subject and system or labor in use In tbe colonies and during the first cen­ turies of American settlements. In Mrs. Whltner's stead. IL "The Bacchic Gift.” Mrs. May Die- owing to another engagement, la the sense that we sometimes are said to quaff our pleasures from tbe Bowing bowl of life, will the devotee« only of tobacco un­ derstand and appreciate what "drinking tobacco” means. ■ -■ Program for February 1st "Tbe Newspaper, the Intellectual spring into which everybody dips his bucket Whilst Tew thunk flic fountain'for Its’sup­ ply." T h e Romance of Southern Journalism" —Miss Alice fatherly. L John Están Cook—Mrs. E. W. D. Heath, formerly of Geneva, now of Rochester, New York, were guests Sun­ day a t Lake Charm of Mn.: Mary Wolcott. Mrs. Rauleson and Miss*Ida Jacobs came Into Oviedo on the evening train Monday called, home by tbe serious 1UT S a m r their tiste» ■tu-G huW i*. -Mi*« Sutton who bas since died. Mrs. Brannon Is entertaining a oouncin Miss Umphrey from Georgia. Father lireanahan of Sanford celebrated maas at tiro pbmv of Mr* and Mr*. J. Lelnhart t-«L> Charm, Friday and Satur­ IL Phillip Pendleton day‘morning January 20th, and 21th. and Guild. •** ► -—— J» * . sa* r o to júralo NO REASON FOB DOUBT. 8 ta t* n ro n t of F is ts P R A C T IC A L W E L L D R IL L E R 8 — B ook od by S tra n o Quo ro n to*. We guarantee complete relief to all ■offerer* from constipation. In every com where we fall w* will «apply the medicine free. Bexnli Orderllee are a .gentle, ef­ fective, dependable and - safe bowel regulator, atrengthener and tonic. They re-eetabllab nature*« functions In a quiet, easy way. They do not cause any Inconvenience, griping or nauaea. They are eo pleaaant to take and work eo eaally that they may be taken by any one aV"any time. They thoroughly tone up the whole ayatem to healthy activity. ReraU Orderllee are unaurpaaaablo old, and Ideal far the use of children, __T old * Artesian and Peep Wells See Us Before Placing Your Orders W. r too highly recommend them to all Buf­ fe re d from any form of constipation and its attendant evil*. Two also*. 10c. and 20c. Remember, you can ob­ tain Bexall Remedies in tU sco n m iisl* ty only a t our atoro—The Rexall Store. HOLMES E. & C O . The Original Package STORT - ' ■ - ’* * • <jea>/ r.TTr jrar ar r ^ T* .......... v Our Feed line is t»mplete; when you are in want of same, give us a call. We will save you money, and also give you die very best of quality. We carry a full line of chicken feeds. When four hens are not giving you the eggs they should. Try our feeds for tfiem.'^uiul see' if the change wont pay you. We have the feed for your cow olso. If you are not trying it now come tq see' or phone us,„and we will tell you what feeds you will get the best results from. -— ,, ■■-v ----- :----- - ------In staple groceries we can save you money; *now if you like Tn.nnvH.tht* little coin, it will be to your interest to get our prices before'buying. * -’ •**■ ■ Courteous attention and a square deal la our mottb. Hag Not Withdrawn From the Race for United States Senator. \ 3_ *■ • * ■ . * ■ v Respectfully, ; There is being published in at least one Newspaper and by Circulars throughout the State, a copy of my letter of withdrawal from the Prima­ ries of the spring of 1910, Phone 330 ***% This Copy in the Newspa­ per, and I understand In the Circulars, is published without the date (which was Decem­ ber the 23rd, 1909,)and would appear to be my reasons for withdrawing from the present contest. The purpose of th e publica­ tion a t th is tim e. In thle m anner Is clearly to lead th e v o te rs to believe th a t I hav? w ithdraw n Horn th is rac e a n d to Induce my supporter a e ith e r to sta y away from th e polls o r to. vote for Mr. Bryan. Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida Phone 106 NO. I ll PA R K AVENUE FLORIDA SANFORD, i R E T A I L CASH GROCERY J. B. WILLIAMS, Prop. It is, of course, not true that I have withdrawn or in­ tend to withdraw, but I will be in the race throughout this primary. S ta p le and J F a n c y G r o c e rie s , and S eed H ay, G r a in Fruits, Vegetibles, Candies, Cigiri and Tobacçoes ’.— This letter has been talked of by Mr. Bryan continuously for more than three months throughout this campaign and distributed by me throughout the State. ‘ | t 21% C o r, 3rd S tre e t w»d Sanford Ave. Î A. SANFORD, FLORIDA P. • . ^ W hat does the Voter say as to this method of conducting a campaign? J All Klnps Country Produce BougHt and Sold P.O .B ox 112 Why la It a t th is lata hour printed and distributed In this m anner and Ip th is misleading way? + Phone 62 £ CONNELLY * ♦ GENERAL * ’ * FIRE INSURANCE A G EN T W. A. BLOUNT Office Above f ir s t Natlonaf Bank SANFORD, riOKIDA t WWAWWfWti" NORTH r S 0UAf?C SOUTH ELECTfilC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING" CARS C. W. R O SE Rates and Reservations see near est Atlantic Coast Line Agent or writé PROPRIETOR A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent e B»r » • JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA V* ra s« ; -f —■ — - » ir «^w- (Ít ÍÍ �January THE 8ANF0 RD HERAU) jn th¿ Circuit Court,_SevgnUi_Ji»llclit \ a n n o u n c e m e n t s : G ^ -M ^ -H A M IL T O N Circuit, Orange county, State of Florida DENTIST ***• adoption ol Fred W. Wllmott, Jr., a minor. r o f M ay o r. Room 13 Pico Building of m r friend* I have J. W. WUmott and Sophia E. Wllraott candidacy for the pot­ u . .•. Nolle» a i the primary to be „ *, vr n Uwi, we. J. W. WUraoti ReepectAiUy. W. H. UNDERWOOD • sa^ , I f n.b®.i!5"r?Lap, ^ r to the Honorable Minot s a fc a s v i.m s " • WUmott. a minor, a t our child and heir-at-law. Pbone 335 SHIPPERS OF DENTIST Office: Hlnea Bldg, over Woodruff*» Store SANFORD. FLORIDA Notice of Application ftr Tax Deed Under Section 8 of Ctiapter 4888. Law» of Florida U. W, LOVELL. si ^ .a?' JKnoxville, Tenn.,w purebaten B Frenchofand F r e n c h of b tax . j i n r r N w r r f r r r r r r - * * “ *-*— r —Clerk. Treasurer and Assessor , i am arted by toy friend* to announce tnyaelf n* the office of Clerk. TYesgurer and * ---------- the coming city election, to which y.„I nrrvfg—1 to All the unexplred term of Wirl L. Scott I »elicit an Inspection of the wprk" Zm rbv me to convince you or my qualification» to S r m le d m le .o f th .0 ^ ^ ^ . , w certificate* named below has filed aald certificate* In ray office and ha* made application for tax deed to ta*ue In accordance with law. Said certificate* embrace the following detctlbed property iltualed In Orange county, Florida, to-wlt: d#t" 1 j " ne 3 ‘. 1807: Lot 8. Blit. D, Ultchell «Survey of Levy Grant, a u e tte d In the 1 aanounca ntyaelf e candidate foe the office of r u , , Traaaurer and Aaaeaaor. -A citU en of Sanl«dmntinuou*ly been actively (onllnuoutly nine« tinea 1880.1 1880,1 have ha' iUAed with her «eery Internal. ... -— ml andean nerve acceptably a* Clark, Tree*. .nd A**eaaor I have no miiglvlnga. Intim ate aalntance with lha h ltto rr, Prtigreee and high »of ih* Sanford of today give megood form and Mt tobe uiefuTIn *ub*t«ntlnl way«,-along wllh tilde from the dutiea of offica In puthlngSnn- aita In the name of Mra. II. fc. Kick*. Cert. 374, dated July 3. 1905:L oti 31 and 32, DU. D. Mitchell * Survey of lev y Grant. a**e*»ed hi the name el Mra. M. E. Ilk k i „ C e rt l ” td s » « 0 td y 3. >005: Lot* 05 and 06. DIED. Mitchell e Survey of Levy Grant, titra te d In the name of Mr*. M. E. Hick*. Cert- 378. dated July 3. 1905: Lot* 70 and 77. Blk. If. Mitchell'* Survey of Levy Grant, aiteu cii iiLtlic name pf Mr». M. fc. Hick*_____ ,_____ _ Unlea* »aid certificate« »hall lie redeemed ac­ cording to law, tax deed* will liaue thrrroh on the Tor Marshal. S lit day of Januxry. A. I). 1911. Witnc** my cfldal »ktuiuxe and aeal this the announce my candidacy for re-election ox Mar30th day of December. A. D. 1910. ,1 | nropoae to make lha race aolely on my | oral] B. M.-Rijbinwih. ord. Tam not the candidate of any clique, 1 __Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County, Florida. a ( the m uoarl o laha voter* on my merit*. 30-41 . . . . .. . .Or.it. A . iio -eiii. D. C. - ¿--j-— Retime! fuTty. -------- - — • g reen v fr iw m i. Marshal and Collector. I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Ifinbal and Collector for Sanford a t the coming dty election. • Respectfully, Welborn Block Phone 10 Sanford, Florida , pK General Instflrarice Agdhts DENTIST « o m i tS : 14 and 19. Fico fiWl SANFORD. FLORIDA 1‘hone 41 DICKINSON & DICKINSON A tlP in c y a a t Law Peoples Bank Bldg. , Sanford, Florida Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida CAPITAL f 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 OBTHOPATHIC The ONLY bank in Sanford that— INSURES EVERY DOLLAR DEPOSITED AGAINST ^OSS from any and all causes * r PH Y SIC IA N Office iïanter-Woôtlf uff Building Kreiden ce 510 Magnolia Avenue In The Circuit Court, Seventh Judjclal Office Hours: 0 to 12: 3 to G '’ Circuit Orange County, Florida In Other hours hy appointment Cfiinctry • 8 a n fo rd Geo. T. Llppincotl. Com- ' THE plainant v» _ Notice of tale .under Eddy K—Shera And..Flora . degree ofjgtrclaaure Taylor Shera, Defendant*; Under and by virtue of n degree of forecloture and aale, made and-entered In the above Mated ATTORNEY-AT-LAW cau teo n the fourteenth d a y of January. A D., lflll. by Honorable Minor S. Jane», Judge of the Practlcaa In State and Federal Court*. Circuit Court for the Seventh judicial Circuit uf the Stale of Florida. In and fur Orange County. In M .C .T . Building. Phot chancery, In a c iu te therein' pending, wherein GeorgeT. Llppincotl wa* Complainant and Eddy K. Shera and FloraTaylnr Shera were Ketpondent*. Iih a ll tell at public outcry Id the highest and e beat bidder, for ea*h, at the front door of the Court In the City of Orlando, Orange County, ^ of Florida, during the legal hour* of tale, ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW on Monday, March Vth, A. D.. 1911, the lam e Practice In State and Federal Courts being the legal tale* day, the following deacrilwd real estate, situated. lying and being In the Welborn Block , Sanford, Fla County of Orange and State of Florida.' morr particularly drarribrd a* follow*, to wit; Ttie North 514 acre* of the Wq*t >4 of the North*ve*t quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 3 In Townthlp Twenty (20) South of Range Thirtyone (31). Ea*t, Let* a »trip fifteen (15) feet wide off the North. E otl and W rit »idet. which I* to he ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR kept open perpetually a* one-half of roadway*. GEO. A. DrCOTTES. 24-Stc. Special Matter In Chancery. Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of " Florida ' Realdencea. Sanford and Svlvan Lake PEOPLES SnalnolrChapter^fa. 2 ,Order Eastern Star Uteri every »ocond and fourth Friday In month. Every one who hat aren hi* S tar in the Eotl are «»dully Invlted to visit the chapter, . Aucv E. Roeam*. Sec y. r. fl. E„ Cclsrt Clly Aerls 1833 Uretlngi firn and IhlnlTueadaya in every month Hall In Wrlborne Block, third floor. Phoenix Lodge No. S. K. o f P. Meet* tccund and fmmh Tucoday*. Vlaltli knight * tlwayt we conta. P. E. Hutchinion, C Felli .4 Frank. K It. and S. GEO. A. D COTTES BANK O F Promj)t Scrvfcc PoUlcScrvicc Accurate Service and wilT appreciate your patronage FOUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits Safely Deposit Boxes for rent M. M. SMITH. H. R. STEVENS. President Vice-President L. G. STRINGFELLOW M S. T. TAYLOR LIV E R Y , FE E D and SALES STABLE B lackam lthlng and H oraashoslng H a rn ess end W agons Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged HEAVY HAULING AND CONTRACTING Shoe Repairing By Machinery Quicker, Neater* and Better than the Old W ay i* • *» Just Try Me and See Same Man but New Location No. 113 W. f ir s t Street, Next Door to Woodruff’s Store L. H. T E M P L E Laws of Florida Clark of Circuit Court. J. V. R. PA G E Manicuring lla lr Dressing Shampooing Y ow all Building Phono 8 2 3 i > N a 6875 Ut Court for Ityceae No. i u s d sad i Organized  à is x ■J*ISreerporm tient PNghSd u> make U w th atio ited is the «•M w eJulyj, ja il. " PHONN NO. 40. ORLANDO. : FLORIDA - G ING ER A L E OR SODAVÍFATER J. D. PARKER, Prop Meals, 35c. Henry M cL aüliñ JEWELER tor allowance on Pickard's Hand-Painted China Gorham's Sterling Silver Rogers' Plated Ware f . cj Elgin and Wnltham Watches meph C. Smith. Ally*.. S S £t ,■* 22-Ot Judie, State of ALL GOODS GUARANTEED ' P lu m b in g a n d G as Fitting _ All Work Receives My Personal Attention and Best Effort» Phone 230 Opposite City Hail Sanford Library FIRST NATIONAL BANK O F S A N FO R D , F L A . H. HAND. President P. PORSTEN, ashler FROM Sf SS UF TO 81». FOR NEW hi m "ROOM 20~ Upstaira, Pico Block Open Tnroteyt-d-U-frfrm AND Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. PWw 9i S tr a n g e r s W e l c o m e 444444444444444SW OBO. FERMALO, Vice-Free. E. P. WHITNHN, Aset, Cashier ~ BiVik.LQL.Orange County Fund» *Frortotrttfd by^Burglarv' Inauraneo S afaty D ep osit Doxaa for R ant ORGANIZED 1887, , ' Free Reading Room » 4444444 V44 4 4444 44444 V 44444444» BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES 25 BICYCLES ---- T h e S a n f o r d ^C p c iT C o la ^ B o t t lin g C o . r S a n f o r d , F I» MY SPECIALTIES RfTC. ANDREWS, ANK & CRAMER. ■ ■ W nlm riB Manufactured W10» pure dlstUledurntcr-—they will prevent iUiws, aid digestion and give you health ge County. Florid*. A. Howard D. C. Weitem Di' ja n S 1 1 7 ADE, THE TONER, W ad# W ill Pay P hona Toll on All G anulna Ordora . S p acial Rata by tha Waak mdiuritwBotift«*! D r in k a B o t t le FLORIDA ► ^ r jê Room and Board 11.50 Per Day. 22-4c SANFORD, l-ZS-UM f No. 400. dated June 3. 1 8 07-L ot 04 Blk. thelT* Survey of Levy Grant, a ttested In ne of Unknown Owner. ■Nor 46T,'o»ted Ju n e 3. 1 8 0 7 -L o t. 88 to t. D, MinhcU * Survey of l -e v / Cram, e*In lh: .name of Unknown Owner,’ { io ! 4 l0 td e te a ju o e “3 , 1807-Lot* 78 to . t). Mitchell'* Surrey of Levy Grant, n»In the name of Unknown Owner, u laid certificate« shell be redeemed ec[to law. u i deeds will iatue thereon on H. E. TOLAR Cashier THOMAS EMMET WILSON Sanlerd Lodge, No 0 2 , F. L A. M. City Election Notice G. W. Spencer, M i*ter: J. C. Entmlnger, Secre­ In accordance with the revlaed ordinance* nf the tary. ComrnunlcetHin every flrtl and third Ttiur*d ty of Sanfurd, Fla.. I hereby call a general elec­ day* at 7:30 p. m. Vitltlng hrothera welcome. tion to lie held on Muruloy, February nth. lu ll, for the purpose of electing ■ Mayor to serve for une year. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Notice of Application For Tax Deed Ttirec 13 J Aldermen to terve for two year*. Clerk, Treaturer and A**e**or to terve for une NOTARY PUBLIC UatJ^r Section 6 o f Chapter 4888. year. Marthal and Collector to terve for one year: Laws of Florida 1 hereby appoint T. S. Davl*, Tim Krone and E. Notice la hereby given that W- U. and S. M W. D. Dunn a* intpeclor* and It. C. DuBote a* Ofiicc in City Hall French o( Kiiotvllle Venn., purchater* of Tax Cer- clrrk of aald election. tIAcilH No«. 413 and 453 dated the 3rd. day of Pulling place to he In d ty building, Palmetto av ­ June A. D 1907, have filed »aid certificate In my enue.- Poll* open at 8 «- m. and do*e attnndown A D A M i r J O S E P H IN E -----------oBior, tnd have made application for Tax Deed to Given under my hand and seal this 16th day of iuua In accordance with law. Said certificate* January. 191!. FORREST LAKE. Will open a cltt* (or letchlog the embrace the following described property alfuntrd 23 4tc Mayor. la Orange County, Florid*, to-wlt: Cert 4 5 3 —Lot* 2 6 1« 30, Blk. 6. Mitchell * Survey of Levy Grofit Notice of Election Cert 455-Lot* 42 to 40. Blk. D. Mitchell* SurTailor System of Dress Cutting y*y of levy GranL \ To decide whether the tale of intoxicating liq­ The aald Itnd being a**e**ed a t the date of the uor*. wine* and beet* (hall be prohibited In Orange February 1st luuance of luch certificate* In the name oL Un­ county. Florida. . YowtU Building known Owner. Purauant to nn order i**uad by the Board of TELEPHONE 283 Unlrt* told Certificate shall be redeemed ac­ County Cominltilnnera of Orange county. Florida, cording to law. Tax Deed will l»*ue thereon on the a «pecial meeting held on the llth day of January. 13th. day of February, A. D 1911. A. D 1911. . • k Wltneu my ufflctaJ signature and yea I Oil* the Notice It hereby given that an election will be FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS 13th day of January. A. D. 1911. held In Orange county. Florida, on Wednetday, B M. KtatNtrii, March Itt, 1911. to decide whether the tale of In­ Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County, Florida. toxicating liquor*, wine* or beer ihfill be prohibited « -4 c By M. A. Howard. D. C. In the county of Orange. Mate of Florida. «GENT JACKSONVILLE TLORAL COMPANY -In W ltnett Whereof I have hereunto*et my hand Phone 186. llth and Oak Ave. and teal of oftloe Ibl* llth day ol January. A. D. l»«ttll B. M. ROBINSON. Notice of Application Tor Tax Deed 1811. Sanford, Clerk County Commit*loner* of Orange Co.. Fla. Special Offering in Ferns. Under Section 8, Of Chapter 4888 23-51 Floral Designs to Order. ‘ Florida _ Notice U hereby given th a t P. R. flaynea. Of Knoxville, Tennceace. t ‘ of Tax Certtftcatri certificate* In my n*m«l below, b ai 111_____ ____ otter and ha* road* application for IX deed« to certificate* kaue In accordance w ^- ' embrace the fulluwlng rty tltuated In Uracge Counr ‘ ____ Cert, 454 i , u , i h a v u i - u * i * i tu 37 and Lot 38 non E lide) Blk, D. MlUietl’* Survey of >(am. A ttested In the name of Unknown S A N FO R D --------- OFFERS --------- ANDEW JOHNSON S an fo rd Lodge MS. 2 7 , t. O. O. F. Meet* every Monday a t 7:30 p. m.. over Imperial Theatre. W P, Stooe. ” W; S. Bjugwm, Sec’y. Vegetables DENTIST DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER R. C. MAXWELL. S a y O f f i K iro is e n e n iA M w w e a o r Florida Fruits DR. R. M. MASON Ari^ ICE CREAM PARLOR Ice Cream Furnished in Pints, Quarts and Gallons Stationery, Confectionery and Periodicals of all KÌndò 104 rir»t street �100« * 8.100 1906 189.9! 1901 11,000 1907 181.71 1902 21.200 1908 330.0< 1903 34,000 1909 479,04 1884 . 83,690 Yearly average Increate 118.3% latll development t. ,i -, m 90 «Ut» ino* co dtferI la eua « ucknn». od lo cm*« of dsith u e« TTTIX BOND % GUARANTEE CO O ur Policy: $25 down-that’s aii n n n n n n n Con»orv»ilam, Relloblllty, P regraM lvanaaa and C ovrlaoua Traatmartl samaras m n $ 10m o n t h ly - T b .f .E .i, Profits Sanford Vegetable Growers Are It is nothing-unusual to hear of single acres that ne£ from $500 to $1200 per acre The other crops are bringing prices in proportion, The general outlook for Celery Delta Fanners are brighter this very minute than they have been for many seasons. Wow is the Time for You to Buy One of our Vegetable Farms at $150 an an acre on our very easy system: of pay­ ments........ The increased profits as shown this season by the growers will have a great ef­ fect in, increasing the price of land, and if you want to do business in the vegetable line in Florida, H You Had Botter Purchase One of Our Farms ....... Before the price is increased by the natural development of this section and the attend ant success of our growers. ■ " ' Title Bond and Guarantee Companys* Farms are situated on original transportation, are well drained, the soil is excellent afid the community is in a flourishing condition. ./ Fourteen Families Have Moved to Monroe Since we put this division of elery Farms on the market, houses every day, breaking new land and planting crops of various the effect of making all the land in that section more valuable. buildin new have If You Are Interested Write to us about Florida Real Estate. W e have all kinds of chicken firms, winter homes and vegetable farms. Our Terms Are the Best Offered by Any Firm In Sanford same quality is such that it will produce anything that will, grow *anywhere W e Give You Six Years In Which to Pay for Your Farm and on the deferred payments Vegetable Culture. T ITLE BOND Irrigation and It Is Free - & - GUARANTEE - COMPANY Sanford. Florida. U. S. A. P. S .~ W e have two small improved places that we will sell very reasonable. $25 down-that’s all u sa maratura $ 1 0 m o n tU y - ib i 'a C u T �**- •1 •ÄfcUr'“-'/ « **-'V: :V : •* 4.■,»• Otange_ County Fair, P«bruary-r7th to 11th.- ■ /yV SANFO RD— Lite ia Worth Living Number 23 tv-. Volume’lll SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3. I9H ALL AROUND FLORIDA X fJE G A M E NEWS OF THE WORLD S» W 0I"> * c o n v e n t io n c m Q £ j Woodmen o f the World Will Hold An­ nual Meeting Here Items of Interest Gleaned Prom The General News of “The Land Sanford has long been recognized as ..Various Sources of Flowers. thd very central city of the state especial­ ly since jgjBflpy. new towns have sprung up further down the peninsular. The wa­ p rP LN ItyG S DURING THE WEEK CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS ter transportation and good HSHWcf fncll M W CO N TESTANTS EN TEN EI) itics make of this city on ideoi meeting — -pi)lnce for lodges, fraternities, etc. Mis» Maude H arri» ..........., . ....... I,« 00 10.000 Mi»a C arraw ay ........................................... Ml»« traile . Ì0ÌS50 Mr». .1. B. S tryker........ .......................... 1.300 Here the Readers Will rind a Brief*! . An Epitome o f the Week's Most lm The first gathering this year will be the Mise Mildred P o tte r......... ......... 1 .300 ......... 7.000 Mr». Fannie Munson................................. . Historical Spring Flowing 1.025 _ Jiff U 3,023 Ml»» Lucilie Richard»................................. • portnnt Happenings In the Woodmen of the World as the following 1 .0 0 0 ^ T o r Hurried Readers c !fy C h u r c h . ................. 2.623 Ml»« Helen Kowlind.................................. State’s Domain. 1.000 call would indicate: 2.223 Mrs. Mabel Johnson.................. 2.000 The mysterious disappearance of the ~ ~~ • OUT or TOWN Col. T. W. Mitchell, general manager of Miss Kate Underwood....................... 2,000 Under the title, "Plug for Florida", the young heiress. Mis« Dorothy Arnold, from Miss Alice Robbins..................................... 1.323 Miss Florence F.. KJnney, O veldo........ 2.030 the Woodmen of the World for Georgia Frultmnn's Guide gives some good advice her father's home, in New York has caused to the orange growers of this State. It and Florida, announces that he is just in The greatest Interest Is manifested |n the Popularity Contest and each contest­ a nation-wide sensation. points out the fact that no quarrels should receipt of official information, stating that ant is being supported by her friends. The contestants arc organizing their forces, Her father, Francis R. Arnnld, perfume be indulged in; but tliat on the contrary the place of. mcetiag of next head camp and soliciting their friends to send in their subscriptions at once. It was in'organlimporter, lias thousands of dollars the growers should get together and. edu- of Jurisdiction V, has been changed from zation that Hon. Albert W. Gilchrist was elected Govenor of JToridn. and it is or­ searching for her since she was last'seen Miami to Sanford. ‘tate the consumers up to the fact that ganization that wifi win this elegant piano. on Monday, December 12th. A reward of Since the meeting of head oamp In Florida oranges are grown to eat and not The winner will not only get n $400 instrument hut will be recognized ns the 91,000 is now offered b y th o fH dW lW “! Tampa, two years ago a great denf of moat popular young lady in Orange county, and also be recognized as an organizer to look at. ; the first accurate news of Miss Arnold's Bradentown Is becoming civilized. The disentifnetion has been expressed on ac­ and leader worthy of esteem, nnd whose advice will be sought after in Sanford's present abode or information leading City Council of that municipality has count of the enOrmous expense of holding future welfare. Watch tho list grow and remember "Procrastination Is tiie thief of thereto. passed an ordinance prohibiting cows the convention at Miami, which indirectly time." The Sanford Herald has been the medium through .which Sanford has gained Twenty natives were drowned In a comes out of each delegate, as the per publicity throughout the Northern States and has brought to your city the tourist, • from runaiog a t largo on the street*. dfem would be less in proportion as mile- speculator, *horoes«kcr. and -desirable citizens. You are reaping the results by In- tidal .wave that accompanied a volcanic ___Gilbert L. Leach has entered suit In nd wse*iv«*-w***»uwr^PRBHn-PhilltplnTj:” JjUtfCal«._Xhe-flfflcdtSUlt flat .head ryoor the circuit court against Itinry V. Curry tam p of Jurisdiction V, by unanimous Islands. All towns within a radius of of Bradentown to the amount of $l(f,000 vote, have decided to change tljc place of Bending in for a ten year's subscription to Tho HeraidT twenty miles of the mountain were damEvery business man knows it means 100 per cent, to his business and no. where for injuries sustained by Lcaih when (he meeting to Sunfurd. Under section 145. nged by n shower of mud and stone*, aiid elevator in the Curry budding in Tampa page 65 of the constitution and by-laws else willhe gat such returns, in addition you are helping some worthy young woman thn eruptions are continuing with great to gain a handsome Piano. These young women are worthy this honor and you owa fell from the top floor jo the basement. the jHjwer in granted to "select such meet­ (hem support in winning this Piano.' You owe it to yourself. You owe J t to your force. Thousands of native« have abanr ~ The twentieth annual convocation or ing place as will in their judgement he to editor. You are under obligations to moints'n your city paper. With increased cloned Hick village home« an<£are seeking refuge in tho surrounding hills, which ,t he missionary district of Southern Florida the best interest of the head camp." circulation means greater business to every merchant and real estate firm in San­ concluded their session In Ocnla Thurs­ The convention, therefore, will.convdno ford. It is up to you to make Sanford through this contest the centar of attraction alone offer propcction from the downfall of lava nnd cinders. day night. * The convocation next year in Sanford, March 14, 1011, at 10 a. m. to all the tourists coming into Florida. Wil^you do itT will be held in Orlaqdo. Jacob McGavock Dickinson, secretary ef NEW SCHEDULE 1 war, is receiving the congratulations of DIED IASI SAK1R0AV For every subscription to the Sanford Herald votes will bo issued by the Contest The Ceclllan Music Club Mb associates and friends upon attaining Manager ns follows: Ms sixtieth birthday. General Dickinson The patrons of the Cecilian Music Club M agneto dcMont Passes Away After TERMS TRICE NEW SUBSCHniERS - RENEWAL is a native of Mississippi, but now resides . enjoyed a programme of duetts in the , Lingering Illness I Year $ 2.IHJ , 2,000 Votes 1 1,000 Votes in Nashville, Tenn. He is a Confederate studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson last SatMngncto deMant died last Saturday nf. 2 Years $ 4.00 . ,5.000 Votes * 3,000 Votes veteran and a democrat. He resigned as . urday afternoon. The instrumental duetts ternoou after a lingering illness. Mngneto 3 Years $ 6.00 10,000 Votes 5.000 Vote* gcncrlil counsel o( the Illinois Central to were given by tho Misses Packard, Misses had been ailing for several weeks and 5 Years $10.00 20,000 Votes lO.OOlfVotes take a place in the Taft cabinet Front Margaret Davis, Lucca Chappell, Helen despite tiie efforts of Dr. Piliey the little .1 0 Years 320.00 30,000 Votes 15,000 Voles 1895 to 1697 he was assistant attorney Rowland, Hoskins Jones, Rcnie Murrell. darling passed away on First street uf Write your name nnd address plainly, name your contestant, mull to the Contest genera) of tiie United States. Clarissa Starling, Essie Purden, Kathleen heart disease. Dorn In Jacksonville sev­ Munager with money enclosed and votes will be given to the ono you name. * . Itrddy, Sadie Williams, Ruth Abbott, Ade­ eral years ago Magneto was brought to Tiie lure of gold and giory is proving t ELEGANT PRIZES OFFERED—OPEN TO ALL strong far another of the great champioi laide Higgins, Mhud Alice and Adn Wag­ Sanford nnd lived with Frank Powers for Tho foRuwlng prizes are open to every citizen in Orange County as well as the who had dropped from the Ume-light In ner, Mrs. Munson. Miss Frank and Miss some time, afterward txfing adopted by Contestants. The person returning the greatest number subscriptions to the Sanford the world of sport, and announced his Bowler sang a fascinating Spanish duett. Joe dcMont who lavished all the love and Tiie club paper was given by Miss Mary affection and dollars upon it that big- Herald, will receive the first prize. The person returning the second greatest number voluntary retirement from the hazardous Walkcr.on the sublect of the once famous hearted Joe oould do, but tiie child could of subscriptions will receive the second g w nnd so on. On each one of the., sab- motor racing game. The last of these violinist, Camillo* Urso. Extracts from not stay with us any longer. The stren­ scriptions votes will be issued to your favorite contestant This offer is to tiie' con­ past masters who will try to "come hack' Is Louis Chevrolet, tiie famous Francothis paper are: Comillo Urso should be uous life was too much for Magneto nnd testants and all will be awarded February 24th. Swlss pilot of racing outomoblles, who especially interesting to Americans as tier it was tenderly laid away in the rear of FIR&T PKIZEJ-ELEGANT TURKISH CHAIR lias, until recently, held - the road race first artistic performance was given in Keely's Garage last Sunday. Joe has the Call and see this elegant chair given by the enterprising firm, Theo J. Miller & record of America, nnd who sprang into • this country. She was born in Mantes, symiuithy of his many friends but hears Son to manifest their interest in (he Popularity Contest. Theo. J. Miller A Sun curry sudden fame by winning the Cobe trophy 'France, in 1845. Camillo Urso dedicated up bravely, being greatly comforted by a full line of everything, that.makes home attractive and dealers in Furniture, Car­ tier heart to the violin when she was only the thought that Magneto II lias been orT pets, Mattings, Crockery, Lamps und Music instumeuts. Out of town trade will be over the Crown Point course in Indiana in tiie 1009 season. six years old. Music was her first and tiered from Jacksonville. given special attention. .* • truest education, for therp were no litera­ The opportunities for profit which the Send in ttifc largest fist of subscribers to the Contest Manager Sanford Herald Good Automobile Record. ry schools for the child at that time. raising of alfalfa offers the farmers of the Copt. K. K. Murrell Res. Manager, and and win tills elegant chair and get voles for your favorilu contestant for the Prize Southeast is indicated by letters received Camillo Urso was probably the first Piano. Offer open to alii Get busy for subscriptions and ninku $15,1)0. woman violinist to gain international or Geo* J* Lace Jr. Sales Manager of the il. by the Land and Industriul Department SECOND PRIZE—LADY'S $10 HAT. ,' even local fame, for the very idea of a Woods Company left Sanford last Wednes­ of the Southern Railway showing increasi"girl fiddler" in her day was quite shock­ day morning for Dupont, Fla., at 7:05! At Mrs. M. L Allen's Millinery Parlors, one of the season's mast stylish creations ed interest in (lie production of alfalfa ing to the neighbors. Her early training Spending an hour nt Dupont and return­ in b lady's hat will tie given by this popular linn to help boost the combatants in and highly profitable results in widely was rigid. We have all heard of- her ing to Sanford same day. The distance securing subscriptions to tho Sanford Herald to get votes on tho Prize Pluno. Mrs. separated districts. standing with one foot In a saucer in or- I l considerable over 100 miles over the Alien is allowing an attractive line of fancy articles, stamped goods, hair goods and Honor For Dr. Detamater - tier to secure a light and graceful poise. usqnl tropical Florida country roads, at prices wlihln tiie reach of all out of town |>cople will find it to their interest to making about 240 miles in the day. On Dr. Dclomater has Just received word call at Mrs. Allen's Millinery Parlors, when in the city. This elegant prize is offered to She loved to go, to seo the world, always linppy. She was orderly to the last de­ the trip going DeLand was reached 0:35 every lady In Orange County and votes will be given on each subscription to your from Washington that he has been made u member of the American Geographical cree everything neatly labeled and tied. a. in., Datono, 10:40; Ormond, ,11:30; Du­ favorite contestant. Society. Dr Ddamatcr is tho author of MadBme Urso is remembered as a great pont, 12:50. Returning, left Dupont 1:50 THIRD PRIZE—BEAUTIFUL PICTURE—Given by M. A R. STo"r E many articles of scientific research aiul -* artist, and It is good to recall her earliest Daytona, 3:45; p. m. spending couple One of the most artistic pictures ever painted and framed in an elegant gold has gained renown among tiie learned hours there; Deland, 5 p. m., one hour concert work and efforts were encouraged oval frame, lavishly ornamented will be given to (lie one securing the 3rd largest jieoplo of Chicago, New York, Washing­ and stimulated exclusively by the Amer­ there: Enterprise 6:10 p. m., would liave readied Sanford 7:30 easy but for spend­ amount of subscriptions to the Sanford Herald. ton, Boston and other cities. Some of his ican public. The hustling proprietors of tho M. A R Store give the above elegant prize to articles have gained him the high honor A club chorus in charge of Miss Marga­ ing three and half hours between Enter­ prise and Osteen assisting a brother auto­ prove their interest in the contestants in the Piano Contest and rewurd their friends of being elected a member of this famous ret Davis, concluded the program mobiles t who had the misfortune of getting for hustling for votes. When in need of School Supplies, Art Novelties, (tie best Ice society and hit many Sanford friends' ofT tiie road and down in the ditch. Tiie Cream ever, Soft- Drinks of- the daintiest flavor, or a cigar, the best on eartlu call at congratulating hlin today. Notice of Meeting, S 1. A. trip was made in an E. M. F. 30 and M. & R. Store, First street, Sanford, Florida. This prize may be won by anyone and The mouthly meeting of the S. ,L A. never missed a spark or failed when call- votes will be issued to your favorite contestant for the Prize Piano. CITY ELECTION TICKET Thursdayr FebroetT^th, 9 p. m. at Com­ ed on. — For Mayor, fort Cottage. -All members please attend Z _______ I___SPECIAL PfUZES.FQK MENAND BOYS ' __ Vote for one. to transact" business. Mrs. Trank. Sec'y. Men and boys are interested in Use Piano Contest and each have their favorite Sanford Telephone Directory. contestant tliat they are helping to win the Piano. As a reward to them the follow­ FOREST LAKE The new directory for 1011 has been Will Plant Cantaloupes ing prizes will be given February 24th. issued by the Herald office and a copy W. H. UNDERWOOD J. E. Pace Is preparing fifty acres of mailed to every subscriber, This book is FIRST PRIZE land for planting the famous Rocky Ford a valuable advertising medium for SinTo the one returning the largest number of subscriptions to the Sanford Herald, For Aldermen cantaloupes. This ought to prove a prof­ ford and for Us patrons and subscribers. (Term of two years) PALMER A SEIG1J . .. itable crop for Sanford growers and Ur. Any subscriber not receiving a copy is re­ Vote for Three The above enterprising firm take a hand to boost she cause of the contest and Pace's yield will be watched with interest. quested to notify the business office, will give phone No. 8 immediately. Make all calls — FINEST HAT * , * South Carolina Governor Here ■» b y number. felt or Panama, to suit your fancy, In their new up-to-date haberdasher store. Palm­ Ex-Governor Ansell and Mrs. Ansel! of er A Sclgh has one of the prettiest men and boys furnishiing stores in south Florida. South Carolina, were the distinguished Bryan Still In The Lead. And will pay special attention to mail orders. It is up to you to get a new hat guests o f the Robbins Nest on Tuesday. and increase you favorite Contestants vote. They -were -enrocte-to-poinis iu-Souxkj__Latest reporta up to the time of S EGOND PRIZE^PAIR BOYDEN $ 6 SHOES- ior mcn a n o o o r s -Florida and Arrived in the City and'left going to press indicate that Bryan To the one returning the second largest number of subscribers to Die Sanford ■° quietly that few of our citizens were aware that royalty Was in their m idst is still in the lead and will roll up Herald a pair of Boyden's $6 Shoes will be given by N O T T O O L A T E T O EN TER WIN T H E POPULARITY PIA N O 1o f L ettuce Dehunator L Hilton the well known growers on Cameron Avenue cut $1.170 worth of lettuce from three fourths of an "SM -if Tanar'TEtfTiTrem SrUBK'afiW -mg demonstrates tho or San­ ford lands. These figures can be verified l*y the above named firm wbo mdse the statement voluntarily and havo no land 1®* 11, a majority of over 1000 votes. Only the official count will be able to de­ cide the winner. Sanford vote was very light the tola! as follows: , * Blount, 148 ’Bryan 119. ,v. Orange County gave Tiiount 590, Bryan, 493. 7-7/71 CHA5. KANNER Mr. Manner is anxious to boost any enterprise that helps ^utld Sanford nnd the contest is advertising the Sanford district. In Mr.. Kunner's Store, you will find a full line of Spring and Summer goods for Men, Women end Children, and in the shoe de par tme iitjr oujviU find shoes that wear and give satlsfacDon. When in need of a good pair of shoes call on Chas. {¿sonar. Out oflow n trade" invlnTd their headquarter« when in town. Mall orders solicited. The above prizes ard offered to «111 to everybody ahd to you!' Hustle for sub­ scriptions and secure one of the elegantt strictly new, end latest style prizes, and get votes for your favorite. Prizea will be awarded February 24th. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 27, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 27, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 27, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4b6b5daf2dca2cc33013204181aba3ca.pdf 3658a4a4a45039ee43b5f1065f70792a PDF Text Text 100« * 8.100 1901 11,000 1902 21.200 1903 34,000 1884 . 83,690 1906 1907 1908 1909 189.9! 181.71 330.0< 479,04 latll development t. ,i -, m 9 0 «U t» in o* co dtferI la eua « ucknn». od lo cm*« of dsith u e« TTTIX BOND % GUARANTEE CO Y ea rly average Increate 118.3% O u r P o licy: C o n »o rv »ila m , R elloblllty, PregraM lvanaaa and C o vrlao ua Traatm artl $25 down-that’s aii n n n n n n n s a m a ra s m n $ 1 0 m o n t h ly - T b .f.E .i, Profits Sanford Vegetable Growers Are It is nothing-unusual to hear of single acres that ne£ from $500 to $1200 per acre The other crops are bringing prices in proportion, The general outlook for Celery Delta Fanners are brighter this v e ry minute than they have been for m any seasons. Wow is the Time for You to Buy Vegetable Farms O n e o f our at $150 an an acre on our very easy system: o f pay­ ments........T h e increased profits as shown this season by the growers w ill have a great ef­ fect in, increasing the price o f land, and if you want to do business in the vegetable line in Florida, H You Had Botter Purchase One of Our Farms .......Before the price is increased by the natural development o f this section and the attend ant success o f our growers. ■ " ' Title Bond and Guarantee Companys* Farm s are situated on original transportation, are well drained, the soil is excellent afid the community is in a flourishing condition. ./ Fourteen Families Have Moved to Monroe Since we put this division o f elery F a rm s on the market, houses every day, breaking new land and planting crops o f various the effect of making all the land in that section more valuable. buildin new have If You Are Interested W rite to us about Florida Real Estate. W e have all kinds o f chicken firms, winter homes and vegetable farms. Our Terms Are the Best Offered by Any Firm In Sanford same quality is such that it will produce anything that will, grow *anywhere We Give You Six Years In Which to Pay for Your Farm and on the deferred payments Irrigation and Vegetable Culture. It Is Free T IT L E BOND - & - G U A R A N TE E - COM PANY Sanford. Florida. U. S. A. P. S .~ W e have two small improved places that we will sell very reasonable. $25 down-that’s all usa maratura $ 1 0 m o n t U y - i b i 'a C u T �•1 •ÄfcUr'“-'/ « **-'V: **- : • , * 4.■» • Otange_ County Fair, P«bruary-r7th to 11th.- :V ■ /yV S A N F O R D — Lite ia Worth Livin g Number 23 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3. I9H ALL AROUND FLORIDA S» W 0 I"> tv-. The General News of “ The Land of Flowers. * c o n ven t io n c m Q £ Volume’ lll X fJE j G A M E NEWS OF THE WORLD Woodmen of the World Will Hold An­ nual Meeting Here Sanford has long been recognized as N O T T O O L A T E T O ENTER thd very central city o f the state especial­ W IN T H E P O P U L A R IT Y P IA ly since jgjB flpy. new towns have sprung up further down the peninsular. The w a­ ter transportation and good HSHWcf fncll M W C O N T E S T A N T S E N T E N E I) itics make o f this city on ideoi meeting — -pi)lnce for lodges, fraternities, etc. Mis» Maude H a r ri».........., . ...... 10.000 Mi»a C arraw ay....................................... M l»« traile . Ì0ÌS50 Mr». .1. B. Stryker....... ........................ . An Epitome of the Week's Most lm The first gathering this year will be the Mise Mildred P otter........ ........ ........ 7.000 Mr». Fannie Munson.............................. _ Jiff U 3,023 M l»» Lucilie Richard».............................. portnnt Happenings In the Woodmen of the World as the following 2.623 M l»« Helen K ow lin d............................... c !fy C h u r c h . ................. State’s Domain. call would indicate: 2.223 Mrs. Mabel Johnson...... ......... . Items of Interest Gleaned Prom ..Various Sources NO prPLNItyGS DURING THE WEEK - CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS • Under the title, "P lu g for Florida", the Frultmnn's Guide gives some good advice to the orange growers o f this State. It points out the fact that no quarrels should be indulged in; but tliat on the contrary the growers should get together and. edu‘ ta te the consumers up to the fact that Florida oranges are grown to eat and not to look at. ; Bradentown Is becoming civilized. The City Council o f that municipality has passed an ordinance prohibiting cows • from runaiog a t largo on the street*. ____Gilbert L. Leach has e ntered suit In the circuit court against Itin ry V. Curry o f Bradentown to the amount o f $l(f,000 for injuries sustained by L ca ih when (he elevator in the Curry budding in Tampa fell from the top floor jo the basement. ~ The twentieth annual convocation or ,t he missionary district of Southern Florida concluded their session In Ocnla Thurs­ day night. * The convocation next year will be held in Orlaqdo. DIED I A S I SAK1R0AV The Ceclllan Music Club The patrons o f the Cecilian Music Club . enjoyed a programme o f duetts in the studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson last Sat. urday afternoon. The instrumental duetts were given by tho Misses Packard, Misses Margaret Davis, Lucca Chappell, Helen Rowland, Hoskins Jones, Rcnie Murrell. Clarissa Starling, Essie Purden, Kathleen Itrddy, Sadie Williams, Ruth Abbott, A d e­ laide Higgins, Mhud A lice and Adn W ag­ ner, Mrs. Munson. Miss Frank and Miss Bowler sang a fascinating Spanish duett. Tiie club paper was given by Miss Mary Walkcr.on the sublect o f the once famous violinist, Camillo* Urso. Extracts from this paper are: Comillo Urso should be especially interesting to Americans as tier first artistic performance was given in • this country. She was born in Mantes, 'France, in 1845. Camillo Urso dedicated tier heart to the violin when she was only six years old. Music was her first and truest education, for therp were no litera­ ry schools for the child at that time. Camillo Urso was probably the first woman violinist to gain international or even local fame, for the very idea of a "girl fiddler" in her day was quite shock­ ing to the neighbors. Her early training was rigid. W e have all heard of- her standing with one foot In a saucer in or- tier to secure a light and graceful poise. She loved to go, to seo the world, always linppy. She was orderly to the last de­ cree everything neatly labeled and tied. MadBme Urso is remembered as a great -* artist, and It is good to recall her earliest concert work and efforts were encouraged and stimulated exclusively by the Am er­ ican public. A club chorus in charge o f Miss Marga­ ret Davis, concluded the program Notice of Meeting, S 1. A. The mouthly m eeting o f the S. ,L A. Thursdayr FebroetT^th, 9 p. m. at Com­ fort Cottage. -All members please attend to transact" business. Mrs. Trank. Sec'y. Will Plant Cantaloupes J. E. Pace Is preparing fifty acres of land for planting the famous Rocky Ford cantaloupes. This ought to prove a prof­ itable crop for Sanford growers and Ur. Pace's yield will be watched w ith interest. South Carolina Governor Here Col. T. W. Mitchell, general manager of the Woodmen o f the World for Georgia and Florida, announces that he is just in receipt o f official information, stating that the place of. mcetiag o f next head camp o f Jurisdiction V, has been changed from Miami to Sanford. Since the meeting o f head oamp In Tampa, two years ago a great denf of disentifnetion has been expressed on ac­ count o f the enOrmous expense o f holding the convention at Miami, which indirectly comes out of each delegate, as the per dfem would be less in proportion as milend J jU tfC al«.__ Xhe-flfflcdtSUlt flat .head ta m p o f Jurisdiction V, by unanimous vote, have decided to change tljc place of meeting to Sunfurd. Under section 145. page 65 of the constitution and by-laws the jHjwer in granted to "select such meet­ ing place as will in their judgement he to the best interest of the head camp." The convention, therefore, will.convdno in Sanford, March 14, 1011, at 10 a. m. ■» M a g n eto d cM on t P a sses A w ay A fte r , L in gerin g Illness Mngncto deMant died last Saturday nfternoou after a lingering illness. Mngneto had been ailing for several weeks and despite tiie efforts o f Dr. Piliey the little darling passed away on First street uf heart disease. Dorn In Jacksonville sev­ eral years ago Magneto was brought to Sanford nnd lived with Frank Powers for some time, afterward txfing adopted by Joe dcMont who lavished all the love and affection and dollars upon it that bighearted Joe oould do, but tiie child could not stay with us any longer. The stren­ uous life was too much for Magneto nnd it was tenderly laid aw ay in the rear of Keely's Garage last Sunday. Joe has the symiuithy of his many friends but hears up bravely, being greatly comforted by the thought that Magneto II lias been orT tiered from Jacksonville. Miss Kate Underwood....................... Miss Alice Robbins................................... 2.000 ~~ 2,000 1.323 • I,«00 Here the Readers Will rind a Brief*! . Historical Spring Flowing 1.000 ^ T o r Hurried Readers 1.300 1.300 1.025 1.000 OUT o r TOWN Miss Florence F.. KJnney, O veldo...... . 2.030 The greatest Interest Is manifested |n the Popularity Contest and each contest­ ant is being supported by her friends. The contestants arc organizing their forces, and soliciting their friends to send in their subscriptions at once. It was in'organlzation that Hon. Albert W. Gilchrist was elected Govenor o f JToridn. and it is or­ ganization that wifi win this elegant piano. The winner will not only get n $400 instrument hut will be recognized ns the moat popular young lady in Orange county, and also be recognized as an organizer and leader worthy o f esteem, nnd whose advice will be sought after in Sanford's future welfare. Watch tho list grow and remember "Procrastination Is tiie thief of tim e." The Sanford Herald has been the medium through .which Sanford has gained publicity throughout the Northern States and has brought to your city the tourist, speculator, *horoes«kcr. and -desirable citizens. You are reaping the results by Inry oo r Bending in for a ten year's subscription to Tho HeraidT Every business man knows it means 100 per cent, to his business and no. where else w illh e gat such returns, in addition you are helping some worthy young woman to gain a handsome Piano. These young women are worthy this honor and you owa (hem support in winning this Piano.' You owe it to yourself. You ow e Jt to your editor. You are under obligations to m oints'n your city paper. With increased circulation means greater business to every merchant and real estate firm in San­ ford. It is up to you to make Sanford through this contest the centar of attraction to all the tourists coming into Florida. W il^you do itT NEW SCHEDULE 1 For every subscription to the Sanford Herald votes will bo issued by the Contest Manager ns follows: TERMS TRICE NEW SUBSCHniERS - RENEWAL I Year $ 2.IHJ , 2,000 Votes 1 1,000 Votes . 2 Years $ 4.00 . ,5.000 Votes * 3,000 Votes 3 Years $ 6.00 10,000 Votes 5.000 Vote* 5 Years $10.00 20,000 Votes lO.OOlfVotes .1 0 Years 320.00 30,000 Votes 15,000 Voles Write your name nnd address plainly, name your contestant, mull to the Contest Munager with money enclosed and votes will be given to the ono you name. * . ELEGANT PRIZES OFFERED— OPEN TO A L L Tho foRuwlng prizes are open to every citizen in Orange County as well as the Contestants. The person returning the greatest number subscriptions to the Sanford Herald, will receive the first prize. The person returning the second greatest number o f subscriptions w ill receive the second g w nnd so on. On each one o f the., sabscriptions votes will be issued to your favorite contestant This offer is to tiie' con­ testants and all will be awarded February 24th. FIR&T PKIZEJ-ELEGANT TURKISH CHAIR Tw enty natives were drowned In a tidal .wave that accompanied a volcanic w s e * iv «* -w * ** »u w r^ P R B H n -P h illtp ln T j:” Islands. A ll towns within a radius o f twenty miles o f the mountain were damnged by n shower o f mud and stone*, aiid thn eruptions are continuing with great force. Thousands o f n ative« have abanr cloned Hick village home« an<£are seeking refuge in tho surrounding hills, which alone offer propcction from the downfall of lava nnd cinders. Jacob McGavock Dickinson, secretary e f war, is receiving the congratulations of M b associates and friends upon attaining Ms sixtieth birthday. General Dickinson is a native of Mississippi, but now resides in Nashville, Tenn. He is a Confederate veteran and a democrat. He resigned as gcncrlil counsel o( the Illinois Central to take a place in the T a ft cabin et Front 1895 to 1697 he was assistant attorney genera) o f tiie United States. Tiie lure o f gold and giory is provin g t strong far another of the great champioi who had dropped from the Ume-light In the world of sport, and announced his voluntary retirement from the hazardous motor racing game. The last of these past masters who will try to "come hack' Is Louis Chevrolet, tiie famous FrancoSwlss pilot of racing outomoblles, who lias, until recently, held - the road race record of America, nnd who sprang into sudden fame by winning the Cobe trophy over the Crown Point course in Indiana in tiie 1009 season. Call and see this elegant chair given by the enterprising firm, Theo J. Miller & Son to manifest their interest in (he Popularity Contest. Theo. J. Miller A Sun curry a full line o f everything, that.makes home attractive and dealers in Furniture, Car­ pets, Mattings, Crockery, Lamps und Music instumeuts. Out o f town trade will be given special attention. .* • The opportunities for profit which the Send in ttifc largest fist o f subscribers to the Contest Manager Sanford Herald Good Automobile Record. raising of alfalfa offers the farmers o f the Copt. K. K. Murrell Res. Manager, and and win tills elegant chair and get voles for your favorilu contestant for the Prize Southeast is indicated by letters received Piano. Offer open to alii Get busy for subscriptions and ninku $15,1)0. Geo* J* Lace Jr. Sales Manager of the il. by the Land and Industriul Department Woods Company left Sanford last Wednes­ SECOND PRIZE— LA D Y'S $10 HAT. ,' of the Southern Railway showing increasiday morning for Dupont, Fla., at 7:05! A t Mrs. M. L Allen's Millinery Parlors, one o f the season's mast stylish creations ed interest in (lie production o f alfalfa Spending an hour nt Dupont and return­ in b lady's hat will tie given by this popular linn to help boost the combatants in and highly profitable results in widely ing to Sanford same day. The distance securing subscriptions to tho Sanford Herald to get votes on tho Prize Pluno. Mrs. separated districts. I l considerable over 100 miles over the Alien is allowing an attractive line o f fancy articles, stamped goods, hair goods and Honor For Dr. Detamater usqnl tropical Florida country roads, at prices wlihln tiie reach of all out of town |>cople will find it to their interest to making about 240 miles in the day. On call at Mrs. A llen's Millinery Parlors, when in the city. This elegant prize is offered to Dr. Dclomater has Just received word the trip going DeLand was reached 0:35 every lady In Orange County and votes will be given on each subscription to your from Washington that he has been made a. in., Datono, 10:40; Ormond, ,11:30; Du­ favorite contestant. u member o f the American Geographical pont, 12:50. Returning, left Dupont 1:50 Society. Dr Ddam atcr is tho author of THIRD PRIZE— BEAU TIFU L PICTURE—Given by M. A R. ST o" r E Daytona, 3:45; p. m. spending couple many articles of scientific research aiul One o f the most artistic pictures ever painted and framed in an elegant gold has gained renown among tiie learned hours there; Deland, 5 p. m., one hour there: Enterprise 6:10 p. m., would liave oval frame, lavishly ornamented will be given to (lie one securing the 3rd largest jieoplo o f Chicago, New York, Washing­ readied Sanford 7:30 easy but for spend­ amount o f subscriptions to the Sanford Herald. ton, Boston and other cities. Some o f his ing three and half hours between Enter­ The hustling proprietors of tho M. A R Store give the above elegant prize to articles have gained him the high honor prise and Osteen assisting a brother auto­ prove their interest in the contestants in the Piano Contest and rewurd their friends of being elected a member of this famous mobiles t who had the misfortune o f getting for hustling for votes. When in need o f School Supplies, Art Novelties, (tie best Ice society and hit many Sanford friends' ofT tiie road and down in the ditch. Tiie Cream ever, Soft- Drinks of- the daintiest flavor, or a cigar, the best on eartlu call at congratulating hlin today. trip was made in an E. M. F. 30 and M. & R. Store, First street, Sanford, Florida. This prize may be won by anyone and never missed a spark or failed when call- votes will be issued to your favorite contestant for the Prize Piano. CITY ELECTION TICK ET ed on. — For Mayor, Z _____________I _____ S PE C IA L PfU Z E S .FQ K M E N A N D B O YS ' ___ Vote for one. Men and boys are interested in Use Piano Contest and each have their favorite Sanford Telephone Directory. contestant tliat they are helping to win the Piano. A s a reward to them the follow­ FOREST L A K E The new directory for 1011 has been ing prizes will be given February 24th. issued by the Herald office and a copy W. H. UNDERWOOD FIRST PRIZE mailed to every subscriber, This book is a valuable advertising medium for S in To the one returning the largest number o f subscriptions to the Sanford Herald, For Aldermen ford and for Us patrons and subscribers. (Term o f two years) PA LM E R A SEIG1J . .. A n y subscriber not receiving a copy is re­ V o te for Three The above enterprising firm take a hand to boost she cause o f the contest and quested to notify the business office, will give phone No. 8 immediately. Make all calls — FINEST H A T * , * b y number. felt or Panama, to suit your fancy, In their new up-to-date haberdasher store. P a lm ­ er A Sclgh has one o f the prettiest men and boys furnishiing stores in south Florida. Bryan Still In The Lead. And will pay special attention to mail orders. It is up to you to get a new hat and increase you favorite Contestants vote. Ex-Governor Ansell and Mrs. Ansel! of South Carolina, were the distinguished guests o f the Robbins Nest on Tuesday. T h e y -were -en ro cte-to-p oin is iu-Souxkj __ Latest reporta up to the time of SEGOND P R IZ E ^ P A IR BOYDEN $6 S H O E S - ior mcn ano oors -Florida and Arrived in the City and'left going to press indicate that Bryan To the one returning the second largest number o f subscribers to Die Sanford ■° quietly that few o f our citizens were aware that royalty Was in their m idst is still in the lead and w ill roll up Herald a pair o f Boyden's $6 Shoes will be given by a majority o f over 1000 votes. Only 1o f L e ttu c e Dehunator L Hilton the well known growers on Cameron Avenue cut $1.170 worth o f lettuce from three fourths of an " S M - i f T a n a r 'T E tfT iT r e m S r U B K 'a fiW - mg demonstrates tho or San­ ford lands. These figures can be verified l*y the above named firm wbo mdse the statement voluntarily and havo no land 1® *11, The mysterious disappearance o f the ~ young heiress. Mis« Dorothy Arnold, from her father's home, in New York has caused a nation-wide sensation. Her father, Francis R. Arnnld, perfume importer, lias thousands of dollars searching for her since she was last'seen on Monday, December 12th. A reward of 91,000 is now offered b y t h o f H d W l W “ ! the first accurate news of Miss Arnold's present abode or information leading thereto. 7 - 7 /71 CHA5 . KANNER Mr. Manner is anxious to boost any enterprise that helps ^utld Sanford nnd the the official count will be able to de­ contest is advertising the Sanford district. In Mr.. Kunner's Store, you will find a cide the winner. full line o f Spring and Summer goods for Men, Women end Children, and in the shoe Sanford vote w as very light the de par tme ii t jr o ujv iU find shoes that wear and give satlsfacDon. When in need of a tola! as follows: , * good pair of shoes call on Chas. {¿sonar. Out o flo w n trade" invlnTd their headquarter« when in town. M all orders solicited. Blount, 148 ’Bryan 119. ,v . The above prizes ard offered to «111 to everybody ahd to you!' Hustle for sub­ Orange County gave Tiiount 590, scriptions and secure one o f the elegantt strictly new, end latest style prizes, and get votes for your favorite. Prizea will be awarded February 24th. Bryan, 493. �February 3. imi A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me“ tip* it./ Ctrrmpménè» I« Tht Ij u t May MU* Ssllle Kay Left u* all nml went away. Since tlien we've Inoked In vain To tee her chnrmlna face attain. (hind» will hold a w a y .-W h ile we _ will have the Australian ballot we will not have n white muu's primary. Another Idea wns to have the candidates an­ nounce fifteen days before election which would eliminate the methods formerly employed of waiting until an hour before election « announce. If we can’t have a loaf we will taTte half and Be* e o n tm r with the new form of. balloting which will be j i great im provem ent over the old. Now a man can go into the "booth. with one ticket nnd mark Ills candidates and avoid the bother o f pawing over a. table full o f tickets. Some of these days wo can have the white primary and other innovations and then the election will assume a different complexion. turning a button on dash-board BIG SAVIN G IN GAS We Have Them in Operation and Will T^ke " . Pleasure in Showing You But winter’» cold and chilllnS blast. fnt her »lep* to Sanford fast. 'licre tbe day* are warm and brisht, . nd Jo»t to live 1« pure dellftii. i 4 I am not taking an active part in city .podtlCg-pccause wo are ■Befriends and neighbors and there is no use to engender strife and discord about offices that pay no salary and are just thankless Jobs. In She tell* u» she ha* roamed 'M any thou*and miles from home. Use city election the mep who are can­ I)ut no other place In the wide, wide world Could lure from us our Celery GlrL didates arc just as good ns you can find anywhere and it Is not for me to espouse Now she's bach at the same old place. With Sradous manner and wlntarne face. the cause o f one against the other. .W e To welcome the sttanlrr within our Sates «And talk up Sanford at nrlpplns rate. always have some fun out or tiro city election and chaw the rag for a few weeks You haven't seen her! Then So. ' Ffu htsnd vrfetsble* she will show. before but it should end there. No one That Sanforil men with pluck and loll Have produced from wondrous soil. can say that Sunfonl has not improved faster-titan any city -rtf. similar size in -Stranse new thins* she will tell about That you ne'er before found out. the south. No one can say that the And me thinks you'll bless the day When you first saw Sallle Kay. present administration has not done their duty as they saw it. No one can say that the next administration will not do 4 The Commercial Club has awakened the la in o und no one can say that they from a long sleep and now wc will have ' regardless o f whether We *aw her comlni fromdfflr ’ •' * Perpins out of tha new »tree! car. And (tralshtway we left our farms. And welcomed her with open arms. State Agents 4 Some o f my wnt friends are making the nssertion that Sanford will go wet. They are in a hopeless minority but if by any hook or crook Sanford should go wet the saloons wouldn't look like anything after they get through regulating them. A saloon in Sanford could not pay the high license and do business under such restrictions os w ill he Imposed upon them and if "a n y one here has seen To Think of New Furnishings ~ a i r . T h e fair w ill be In ch a rg e .o f the best worker in the ranks. Mr. C. II. Lefllor wlio tins had years o f experience in boost­ in g Sanford and her resources. JEvery one should nld in making the Sanford bootiT«ttracilVer ahd -a s my friend F. P^ Forster has suggested, a S a n fo rd 'D a y would bo a good thing. The uble secre­ tary, Hon. W. K. O'Neal is willing to do all In Jils power to give us a good loca­ tion and help boost Sanford in every way. Never before has such a good oppor­ tunity occurred to give Sanford a good display und we should take advantage of It. The Orange county affair promises to be a success in every, w ay and there will be thousands of visitors there each day. I10t golntl t0 say one word about an y. o f * nnw . . nnvlWnd hnnI , wHst« them now. but If anything happens while they ore in nllice your -humble servant will say several stanzes. I hnve been nagged and censured- and struck from behind Tiocaiise I cuine’ straight but* and told the truth, but the former isiucs of Uie Herald were only nursery rhymes. From this time or you w ill hear some­ thing drop and the city officials while being supported in good, measures will certainly get the hook when they get over the line. . * - T hc S auktekeh. ------------------------------ ; ¡: — - F o r - < ¥ o u r - f l o i » e ''— - -• , A Job F o r You The Directors of the Orange County Fair Association will employ the follow ­ ing named persons, for week, February 7-11. 1011. - i ' „ Tw o gate keepers. ............. F ive tjckel sellers. <VI • Filteen ticket takers. Three wotchnien. Three janitors. Applicants for these positions, should make . application in writing to ¿he Secretary o f the Fair Association. Or­ 4 Have you been vaccinated yetT This Respectfully, is the fustionablc stunt now and you lando, Fla. W. R, O'N eal , Secy. must get In the awiin. EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES Our new line of RAN GES and K ITC H E N S TO V E S are the kind you have wanted and couldn't get OUR Rond Building BARGAIN C O U N TE R Just across the street The styles we show are cprrect In every detail; the fabrics are honest through and through; the workman­ ship is of the best, and the values were never equalled anywhere at any time. With us it is not a question of any one-maker’s name or reputation, it Is a matter'of quality— to buy the best and sell the best at a given price. Real values first, last and all the time, and It Is on this basis that wc ask your careful and impartial consideration. Have you bought your spring suit yet? If not, why not? Why not a full season of service and satisfaction In your personal appearance rather than wait a month or six weeks. Right now, you know, is the best buying time. Come* in and look through our various lines of • M' E N ’S SPRING C L O T H E S and FURNISHINGS,wfor they’ll interest you mightily. Thonew and novel weaves, the new soft-toned and livlicr fabrics, the drape and style of the new season’s garments, the high-class workmanship in their making— all these things claim your attention. O u r N o w S p r i n g S u i t s — Our eluborute showing o f men's fine suits sur New Spring S h ir ts — W e are displaying n very nttractive line of men’s Semi pusses uny previous attempts. These splendid'garments run the gamut of a jd Full Negligee Shirts. JNew colors und patterns dominate the stock and i style, Horn extreme models to conservative fashions .for m en --of. mature very oxten siyeh s^ rttu en V islu ssu reiL T liese are mode a n y w a y you wan 'em, and in every size neck-hand und r a . <P1 p a j <pci sleeve length a t .. _____ - . . . i . . ’. ............O U C , <pl. < p l.t )U f l l l U ip*. Neckwear— New* Spring Silks; In various colors and shudes, solid and com hinution, including stripes and figures are here for your o p . J CA choosing, made in the popular for spring shapes nt W E ARE DOWN TOW N AGENTS FOR OGRESS LAURDRY A ll laundry left in our care will receive prompt attention The wonderful strides in rendy-to-wear„clflLlmigte8peciaHyrf9aac-Hambur'gerX^Qn8 clothing, haa made during the past few years, has demonstrated to hundreds of men how to dress well at a moderate cost. This splendid clothing has ull the earmarks of individual tailored clothing, as much style and character, as good in quality and’ made fully as well. While the cost is much less, then, too, the bother and disappointments incident to custom tailored garments arc done away with Clothes That Satisfy for Men Who Know �IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Item s *f Interest Concerning FEB R U A R Y POINTS PURELY PERSONAL M O N DAY SHOW ING Society People. FE B R U A R Y Mow Celery City Vanity fa ir While ----------Away the Golden Honrs— Social Gossip. Mrs. G R. Rnysor Informally entertained — a few fr ie n d s «» Mrs. Chandler's on Pork avenue, Monday morning, in honor o/ ber mother, Mrs. C. A. Llddon of Ocala, and her sister. Mrs. Dr. James L Dell, o f Gainesville, who ore her guests for a short while. The morning was delightfully spent with fancy work and animated conversation, and a dainty salad course Our Mr. D. A. Caldwell has for the past two weeks been in N EW YORK La^d other Eastern M arkets snlfirftinga full .and complete, line o f Season’s Latest Merchandise for all Departments, and . our same John Murrell was treated to a suprise party by som efof his friends Friday even­ ing. Music and ‘games o f various kinds filled a very pleasant evening, at the dose o f which refreshments were served. Some of those present were, Martha Miller, Adelaide Higgins, Muriel Hnrrold, Mabel Granger, Douglas Abernathy, Kate Under­ wood, Evelyn Berner, Maude Miott, Anna Stiles. Lucile Rines, H azel Packard, Ruth M. y id h t, JjcdG ilb ert. Frank Woodruff, Mercer Davis, Ernest Shieperd, Willie Sbepcrd, A llen Jones, Horace Williams, Oliver Murrell, Morris Spencer, Hume Rumph. Joe M iott Hnd Martin MeDaniel. are here D. A. CALDWELL & SONS CASH D E P A R T M E N T STORE Corner First Street and Magnolia Avenue 2 Entrances on First Street. Entrance on Magnolia SANFORD FLORIDA Just Arrived PARASIAN MADRAS Another large shipment of the Just arrived, n full line o f Parasinn Madras in Pink. famous “ W arner’s Rustproof Cor­ o f Linen Dusters, also Auto Coats for Ladies; ail Light Blue, Green Black and White. Newest fabric sets” in short and medium sizes, marked at special low prices.----------------------for Dresses and Shirtwaists. Special n r lengths. Also high bust; Special Black Cat Stockings for Monday yard.................................... \ values $1.00 corsets Q Q _ for children, Also the heavy ribbed Blnck Cot Scarfing Special Leather Stockings for boys, i er * Ask to See Our prices a pair.-............ 1 5 c a n d £ O C Our full line of the Warner’s A full line of scarfing with four rows Drawnwork, Misses' corset waists in all sizes, must be seen to he appreciated, Monday Q H r Our special price AH ^ a yard............................ .-............... . o n l y . . . . . ............ ’ $2.25 SH IRTW AISTS IN A L L PO PU LAR d v i r*r\ White Dresses ' SIZES, Monday o n ly................. ............$ 1 , 0 5 7 Important Sale of Nottingham Lace Curtains W e hnve received a full line of a We hnve a. full line of Ladies' Shirtwaists with Just received, 12 dozen Nottingham Lace Curtains, children's white Dresses in In­ all-over embroidered frontd, to make more room. fant's size..Also children up to full size, well worth $1.00 a pair. Special o q Special price while tliay last, Monday only <rji vK / C 5 years. Our special prices nre sale for Monday pair................. ..... -— o n l y . . . . : . . ..........4 9 c and 98 c Miss Margaret McCarty o f Tallahassee, during her stay in Sanford, giving a course o f lectures on Domestic Science at the Welaka Club, was a guest o f the Sanford bouse. The lectures were greatly enjoyed and appreciated by those who had (lie pleasure o f attending. Miss Mc­ Carty not only has n charming personality, hut is welt versed on all phases of domestic science and has the happy faculty of conveying her Ideas In a most interesting manner. Mrs. Samuel L. Pulcston was hostess of the Auction Bridge Club at her home Monday afternoon. Thera were two rabies of players and a spirited gam e was play­ ed. at the close o f which the score wus counted and It was found that Mrs. F. L. Lane had made top score and she was awarded the prize* a lovely cut glass violet vase. A delicious salad course, with chocolate was served Thu visitors on this occasion were Mrs. W. R. Anno and Mrs. Arthur Yow ell. Ladies* Shirtwaists Table Damask Aprons! Aprons! Ladies’ Tailored Shirtwaists, also Five bolts snow bleached Table Dumafik. regular colored Lawn wnists; nil sizes; Large showing, new white Aprons, also width and h good sailer at 40c yard. See n r well worth 7Sc each. Our A Q n ham Aprons; good 35c values. Specinl o n ly . . . I ................................................. .. price on ly................... 'lC/.L this selection Monday, yard ..................... C ajk , Gling _ o p 5 Dozen Bed Spreads Just Received Prevention of Cruslty to Animals. Is it not time that the Christian people of Sanford should consider the protection of our dumb animals, such os horses, mules, dogs, e ta There are horses and mules bciuK driven in and around town that are absolutely unfit to work. There is one in particular that should bo about an eleven hundred pound horse which I would venture to say would not weigh 4 at H hundred. One can see some o f the pour brutes going along with their heads leaning well to one side which denotes a sore shoulder. A society could be easily organized 1 should think, and officers eloctcd. The officers should be men who understand the treatment o f stock and know when one Is fit for work; also should know when one la over loaded and should have authority to stop/Ca. team and ex­ amine the shoulders and back. Lam e stock must also be protected — c* Hoping that the above w ill meet with die approval of the citizens - o f Sanford and that an organizaUon will shortly be formed that will both "be a credit to the -c-itiwns o f Sanford end a benefit -to our faithful dumb friends and servants. Frqin a Love o f Animals. [The editor o f Ttie Herald would like to inform Lave Love of AnipirUs ouch an oriniotra A n ({n A ]f that euch ganlzatlon does exist In Sanford and la doing a good work along that line.] LOW PRICES A full size Marsailllles Pattern Spreads. Good $1.25 values as a Special Q These spreads are full Double Bed siz< come in the genuine Marsaillcs Patterns. These spreads arc i an extra good 35c Linen Towel? / : /: / weight and worth $1.75 10 dozen Linen Towels, Fringed; also See these Monday at only^K-** hemstitched ends. These are good 35c Military Pad Supporters : : : values for 35c, Monday 9EL, A full line of Military Pad Front Hose Supporters f o r Ladies, worth 35c pair. Special--------- -- — New Line Men's Dress Shirts New Shoes Amoskeag Apron Ginghams A full line of Amoskeag Apron Ginghams in Blue. W e have just received a largee These ore good values to see for $1.25, but our Green, Red and Brown checks anti plaids, all sizes. shipment ot Men's Oxfords and prices on these fine shirts ure on ly................... 97c Special s yard.......................... ............... - — 7 l-2c Pumps for spring Tw o More Cases of Clastic Seam Drawers — — -3 6 -In ch L in e n s 2 9 c JustJtecelved Ladies' ~ -----— _ A full 36-inch natural color, all Linen, good, firm, Shoes. Our stock of Ladies’ weighty, worth 40c a yard ................... - - — • -29c Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps, in all leathers, styles -and shapes, arc Boys* Blouse Waists complete and the prices the lowA full line of sizes in both dark and light Patterns, well made. See these great values; two styles; at ..............................................25c and 44c BUTTERICK FASHIONS FOR SPRING Subscriptions Taken fnr Delineators These Elastic Seam Drawers ure regular 50c sellers, hut making large contracts for these drawers our price only— ................. — ......... 3 9 c To Close Out 50 dozen men’s Work Shirts. These ure worth 35c each In assorteti colors, but to make more room for Shoes in oil sizes. See our great new goods, to close ou t Special ea c h ___ . . . . 24c values a i prices fllmply- below We Are Agents fo r Butterlok's Patterns . competition. Children \ Reading Notice We have heard many favorable com meats about the. free p a m p h ic fe nridoc Questiona on Spring Fertilizing recently iMuod by Wllsop A Toomer Fertilizer Co- ot Jacksonville, and are glad to re­ ceive die copy just at band. The unlqpe r e v » design is but a preparation for the “ bve wire** italk within. Every cl true g lo w « should fcav* title booklet; W e do not need to adviaa careful attention to (be sound advise given, for the presenta­ tion of the subject is such as to bold the interest of even a «y,«ngl reader. We note two cuts frpm the Boyd and Fort Grove at Eagle Lake, showing Ideal re- For Mayar carnut «oUdUtioa ofay (ricucii I bars «< M a y o r*; SEE OUR FU LL LINE "VICTOR” TALKING ; MACHINES At, :rms tif $1.00 a week. A full line of Vi ngUs -oz>J.d.onljlc face records. * ■ TLI N E W M A T T IN G S A N D RUGS cd, a large line of' new Mattings. A lso line of Rugs. S E E T H E S E LO W PR IC ES a full �rebruiry .3, 19II ASK YOUR ASK YOUR R E A T A IL E R R E T A IL E R FOR SANFORD CELERY SANFORD M S F L O R ID A CELERY “ A Newspaper Within a Newspaper Published In the Interests of the Intending Investor and Settler by the Howard-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford, Florida Some, Ways to Prepare Celery for the Table _ ITH the marketing of the Sanford Celery crop now in full swing, we devote considerable spaceTin this week’s “Sub-Irrigator” to the celery product from the viewpoint of the housewife who desires to learn the various ways in which celery can be prepared for the Celery, said to be a fine help in banishing rheumatism and an excellent tonic for tired nerves, deserves much more attention than the average housewife gives it It is easy to serve a n d m n s f r l c l i r i m is in its n a t u r a l or raw s t a t e , . h u t . i t c o o k e d in ,n u m erou s. dclcciable ways,- without im c lU m u h le. O n e m odcrncookbook author alone gives thirty-two different methods. Celery Broth - I s a sustaining dish and wonderfully beneficial if taken every day for a time. Clean four hcadsofTcelery arid “cut into small pieces. Sim m er in two quarts o f water with two thinly sliced onions. Sprinkle into the saucepan a p ou n d o f very finely ground rice, stir well together, ada half-pound cold cooked chicken or boiled mutton, cut up in dice, and three quarts o f light gravy. Season with salt and pepper and stir on the fire until .bailing, then simmer gently hour and half, keeping skimmed every now and again. A d d halt pint cream, pour into hot tureen and serve with crutons or dinner biscuits. . Celery “ at Frltto” Is die popular Italian celery dish. Remove the green leaves and cut fine white celery stalks into bits an inch long. Clean it and put into boiling water for quarter hour, then dry it on a napkin. Beat up ^ fresh egg, add a little pepper and salt, (hen the celery roll iqto breadcrumb and fry in butter, fine white lard. Serve very h o t Cream of Celery Soup. Wash one head o f celery; cut in small pieces and simmer in one pint of water until perfectly soft. Mash in the same water, a d d minced onion, and cook ten minutes longer, then pour in one pint of scalding milk. Strain, return to saucepan, add one tablespoonful o f stirred smooth in a little cold milk, one tablespoonful of butter, and salt and pepper to season. Serve hot with crackers. on e flour Celery-a’la Asparagus Wash, tram trim on off tough stalks/tle stalks,' tie the bundle, cook in boiling water slightly salted for twenty minutes, or until tender. tender Misten toast with the water, spread with butter, lay a few.stalks on each slice, add butter and salt and serve hot as a course, or the main part of a m e a l w h en meat is not desired.' . * . _ • ’ . . . • Celery Soup With Rice One quar of broth, one quart of milk, one half cup of rice, one teaspoon salt, one head of Sanford Celery, seasoning. Wush the rice well and rinse in cold water, and pul in a thick saucepan over the fire, with a pint o f milk and* a teaspoon o f s a lt Wash the celery and grate the white stalks, letting the grated celery fall into the milk until entirely covered, then put die rice and gently simmer together until the rice is tender enough to rub through h Biove with a potato masher, adding more milk as rice absorbs wind lias been put l a A fter rubbing the rice through the sieve, return it to the saucepan, place it again over die fire, and gradually stir in with it the quurt of broth. If this quantity of Btock does not dilute the soup to q creamy* consistency, add a little milk. Let the soup get very hot, season with salt and pepper and a pinch o f grated nutmeg, and serve at once A Favorite Canadian Celery Dish Is This: .* Clean and wash three stalks o f celery and cut in two-inch pieces. Put in a stewpan with m ildly salted cold water and b ing to a boil. Then emerse into cold water and dry on a cloth. Return to die stewpan with an ounce o f butter, seasoning, an ounce o f lean cooked chopped and u pinch of si gar. Cover with white stock and let nil simmer a quarter of hour. Then sprinkle it over with on ounce of rice flour. Cover it with white stock and let all boil slowly for one h ur and half, till the stock is reduced and creamy. Put in three tablespoonfuls o f tomato sauce and let it simmer ten minutes adding finely chopped chonDed parsley. naralev Celery au Gratln M l . 1 v li§; n tLirrfcIU‘ l||£j ? 1 ■ I * 1 . 1 R )* V fa*,- Is liked by those fond of cheese flavor. Chop the celery in half inch lengths and cook until tender in salted water. Drain and re-heat in white sauce. Littered boke-dlali, sprinkling each layer with dry breadcrumbs and grated cheese. Dot the top layer with crumbs and cheese, with butter and brown in oven. I L • • • i1 jjC. I '*n , . , * \ *- •1 1 Put in hi Creamed Celery and Carrots Make a nice dish to serve with chops. Cut celery In small pieces and dice carrots! cook separately in salted water until tender, drain and re-heat together in white sauce. Fried Celery W lt ^ Tomato Sauce" Cut celery in three inch pieces, dip in batter, fry in deep fat and drain cm brown paper. Serve with tomato sauce. 1 Creamed Celery poured into un Edom.cheese shell, covered with buttered cracker-crumbs and brown in hot oven is an attractive and delicious dish ' It is serve powdered chees&and minced parsley,— -------- ------------- -— >1.4 ^ — - — — '-:t—— ^ — —7 ^---------- --------------- ;--------- t-------■ Celery Croquettes A re fine served with pork chops and shoe string potatoes. Cook together.a tablespoon each flour and butter and when well mixed pour into one cup of milk. Add gradually beaten yolk two jggs, then one cup celery cut Into bits. Mason with celery, salt and pepper and -jool. Mold when cool into small cro­ quettes, roll In cracker dust, then In beaten egg, then in cracker dust again and set aside for an hour. Fry in deep fat Celery Sandwiches Cut Sanford celery Into small pieces, m ix with mayonuuise dressing, spread on bread and butter. Plain Stewed Celery THE MARKETING OF CELERY IS IN F U L L SW ING NOW IS THE TIME TO SEE SANFORD AT ITS BEST. NEXT Hom e -Seekers! —Excursion— from North­ ern Points February 15 and March 1 and 15 Write for information, also for booklets describing the lands and the opportunities awaiting the man with a little money mentioned ways The outer stalks o f celery that are un fit for serving raw may be used. Cut into inch pieces, put Into boiling water, salted, aiuTboil thirty to forty minutes make a sauce by adding to one cupful of the water the celery has stewed In, two tablespoon fuls condensed milk or crenm and one tablespoonful bu ttet Thicken with one tablespoonful o f flour and pour over the celery. Celery and Brown Bread Chop quite fine enough celery to mnke three cupfuls, and cook it until tender in boiling water. Add to it one quart o f hot milk, one onion, season to taste and thicken with a little flour rubbed smooth in a lump o f butter. Let it get very hot and serve with brawn .bread sandwiches. Packard Land Company Inc Peoples Bank Building HANFORD, FLORIDA �rebrmry 3.1911 F l o w i n g wells are guaranteed. Drainage sure. Numerous Bou­ levards, graded and dltohed, traverse this property The most beautiful, mosfvhlghly improved, and richest of all un­ cleared land in the Gelery Delta Take Street Cars, for Lots in P A L M V IL L A sold on easy terms PALM TEN. H AM M O C K ROUND TRIPS F a r m s In P A L M H A M M O C K sold on easy terms DAILY Only three and one-half m i l e s from Sanford, on The Sanford and Everglades R. R. trains and street cars direct through Palm Hammock advance materially Buy a town lot in P A L M -V IL L A every half mile for loading cars . , ll^, B B Q J B B iB Se. J E S S A ­ M I N E PARK 10 acres of stately Palms, Majestic Oaks and fragrant Yellow Jessamine an' exquisite spot of untrammeled nature m U K W A V I3 Palm Hammock is being settled by a very high class of p e o p l e . A home here insures you good neigh* J c tth m m j i m i a iE B cn ai Rural Free De­ livery mail sar*. vice. Convenient school > privilege for your children Frequent s t r e e t car service bring, churches, theatres and shops to your F Sanford buy a PALM HAM M OCK Farm or you will live to regret It.— Buy to-day. — Come and see me. : First National Bank Building Improved transporta­ tion Is the forerunner There Is no b e t t e r , N •elected real estate C A D D N r v liD o m v e r e s s e n v a h ie s �rcbruary 3. isti ASK YOUR ASK YOUR R E T A IL E R U B - I R R I G A T O R FOR SANFORD F L O R ID A “ A Newspaper TR U C K E R R E A T A IL E R SANFORD CELERY a Newspaper Published In the Interests of the Intending Investor and Settler by the Howard-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford, SorricrWays toPrepare Celery lor the^Taiwe Florida - ^ “ *¡1IT H the marketing of the Sanford" Celery crop now in full swing, we devote considerable | \ 7 | spacefill this week’s-4-Sub-Irrigator” to the celery product from the viewpoint of the 11 housewife who desires to learn the various ways in which celery can be prepared for the i M - --------------- • - ...... •;----------------------------------------------------. — ' , L — I and an excellent to n ic fo r tired nerves, deserves m uch m ore attention j Celery Broth Is a sustaining disli and wonderfully beneficiar i f taken every day for a~ti'me. Clean ' four heads o f celery-and-cut^ -into-sm all pieces. Sim m er in two quarts o f water with two thinly sliced onions. Sprinkle into the saucepan a pound o f very finely ground rice, stir well together, ada half-pound cold cooked chicken or boiled mutton, cut up in dice, and three quarts o f light gravy. Season with salt and pepper and stir on the fire until boiling, then simmer gently hour and half, keeping skimmed every now and again. A d d hair pint cream, pour into hot tureen and serve with crutons or dinner biscuits. . • Celery 4<aL Frltto*’ Is the popular Italian celery dish. Remove the green leaves and cut fine white celery stalks into bits an inch long. Clean it and put into boiling water for quarter hour, then dry it on a napkin. Beat up a fresh egg, add a little pepper and salt, then the celery roll into breadcrumb and fry in butter, or fine white lard. Serve very bot. . . ' • „ Cream of Celery Soup Wash one head of celery, cut in small pieces and simmer in one pint of water until perfectly soft. Mash in the same water, add one minced onion, and cook ten minutes longer, then pour in one pint of scalding milk. Strain, return to saucepan, add one tablespoonful of flour stirred smooth in a little cold milk, one tablespoonful of butter, and salt and pepper to season. Serve hot with crackers. ‘t Celery a’la Asparagus r . — Wash, trim off tough stalks, tie the bundle, cook in boiling water slightly salted for twenty minutes, or until.tender. Misten toast with the water, spread witli butter, lay a few stalks on each slice, add butter and salt and serve hot as a course, or the main part of a meal when meat is not desired. . * Celery Soup With Rice Ono qunr o f broth, one quart of milk, one half cup o f rice, one teaspoon salt, one bend of Sanford Celery, seasoning. Wash the rice Well and rinse in cold water, and pul In a thick saucepan over the fire, with a pint o f milk and a teaspoon o f sa lt Wash the celery and grate the white stalks, letting the grated celery fall into the milk until entirely covered, then put. the riceund gem ly Simmer together until the rice is tender enough to rub through a sieve with u potato musher, addiug more milk ns rice nbsorbs what has been put in. A fter rubbing the ricé through the sieve, return it to the saucepan, place it again over the fire, and gradually stir in with it the qunrt of broth. If this quuntity of stock does not dilute the soup to n creamy consistency, add a little milk. Let the Boup get very hot, season with salt und pepper and a pinch of grated nutmeg, and serve nt once A Favorite Canadian Celery Dish is This: Clean and wash three stalks o f celery and cut in two-inch pieces. Put in a stewpan with mildly salted cold water und b ing to a boil. Then emerse into cold water and dry on a cloth. Return to the stewpan with an ounce of bulter, seasoning, an ounce of lean cooked chopped and n pinch of si gar. Cover with white Bt.ock and let all simmer a quarter of hour. Then sprinkle it over with an ounce of rice flour. Cover it with white stock and let a lfb o il slowly for one h ur and half, till the stock is reduced and creamy. Put in three tablespoonfuls o f tomato sauce and let it simmer ten minutes adding finely chopped parsley. - Celery au Gratín Is liked by those fond of cheese flavor. Chop the celery in half inch lengths and cook until tender in salted water. Drain nnd re-heat in white sauce. Littered bake-dish, sprinkling each layer with dry breadcrumbs and grated cheese. Dot the top layer with crumbs and cheese, with butter and brown in oven. „ Make n nice dish to serve with chops. Put in layers in Creamed Celery and Carrots Cut celery in small pieces and dice carrots! cook separately'in salted water until tender, drain and re-heat together in white sauce. / Fried Celery With Tomato Sauce Cut celery in three inch pieces, dip in batter, fry in deep fat and drain on brown paper. Serve with tomato sauce \ - >- ^ Crisamed Celery poured into un Edam cheese shell, covered with buttered cracker-crumbs and brown in hot oven is an attractive and .delicious dish. !ered cheese and minced parsley Celery Croquettes A re fine served with pork chops and shoe string potatoes, Cook together a tablespoon each flour and butter and when well mixed pour into one cup of _ milk, Add gradually beaten yolk two ggs, then one cup celery cut In to " bits, leoson with celery. pepper arid xx)l. Mold when cool into small cro­ quettes, roll in cracker dust, then in beaten egg, then in cracker dust again and set aside for an hour. Fry in deep fat soirahll fc- THE MARKETING OF CELERY IS IN F U LL SW ING NOW IS THE TIME TO SEE SANFORD A T ITS BEST. « * — llH j« 1 r 1“ ; —- NEXT ________________ Home“- Seekers’ Excursion Som “North­ ern Points February 15 and March l a n d 15 Celery Sandwiches Write for information, also for booklets describing the lands and the opportunities awaiting the man with a little money Cut Sanford celery into small pieces, mix with mayonnaise dressing, spread on bread and butter. Buy Sanford Celery from your retailer and serve raw or In any of the above mentioned ways« Peoples Bank Building It is served with Plain Stewed Celery The outer stalks o f celery that are unflr for serving raw may be used. Cut r into inch pieces, put into boiling water, £ salted, and'boil thirty to forty minutes 5 make a sauce by adding to one cupful of E die water the celery has stewed in, two £ tablespoon fuls condensed milk or cream j£- ami oiie tableSpooniul butteL Thicken with one tablespoonful of ilour and pour over the celery. Z Celery and Brown Bread Chop quite fine enough celery to make three cupfuls, and cook it until tender in boiling water. Add to it one quart of hot milk, one onion, season to taste and thicken with a little flour rubbed smooth in a lump o f butter. Let it get very hot and serve with brown bread sandwiches. SANFORD, FLORIDA �reb ruar y 3^1911 THfc SÀNNlRO lirRAID F l o w i n g wells are guaranteed. Drainage sure. Numerous Bou­ levards, graded and dltohed, traverse this property The most beautiful, most highly ImproVbd, and richest of all un­ cleared land In the Celery Delta Takç Street Cars for Lots In P A L M V IL L A sold on -easy terms F a r m s 1n T "  L M PALM TEN. R O U N D • H A M M O C K sold on easy terms H AM M O C K TRIPS D..AJ..L.Y Only thre« and one-half m i l e s t.__ c___r__ i - __ __ 1 _ T h t Sanford .and Everglades R. R. will fun freight :— tft rtnrvaKri m fc e r * cars direct through rricei will soon advance materially Buy a town lot in PALM V IL L A with aide tracks every half mile for. loading cars , . 1 ___ « • : 0 ■ . . 1 «AJSMil •»li I‘’ r __ See J E S S A ­ M I N E PARK 10 acres of stately Majestic Oaks and fragrant Yellow Jessamiae an' exquisite spot of untrammeled nature . . . . ",tv1 - 1 f ;,*T’k ':-r* • 1J*îf;"'di.y 1 »■1it»1V.* .ri iibi S Palm Ham modi is being settledliy a very high class of p e o p l e . A X * home here insurea you good neigh- O 2 tflM IA M IM p ir n : ¡t i n O T ig Frequent a tr ee t car service brings churches, theatres and shops to your door , . . » . gg c W g a a r: Rural Free Delivery mail s«rvice. Convenient school privilege for your children ‘ V © 0 ; .! { ' ' , wp O • hi * è :»áí f• t ' • f ♦i i- Young Men of Sanford buy a PALM HAM M OCK Farm or you will live ___ to regret It. Buy to-day. Come and see mo. 9 • • First National-Bank Building There is no b e t1 e~r,~ safer Investment than selected real estate © Improved transportaJ tion la the forerunner • of Increased values. - rv ’ -i -r ■ i Î# * — y ïrliïïM * ¿¡s s e i.-’ W ! �F e b r u ir H iHp lòJocksonvtile and does the fact modo «poblic. He probably res­ isten as John Smith or John Doe and PuMU d Every Friday Morning si Ssnford. Pis The Herald plays dead. IT: } Hear. Editor sod PmwWtor A nd yet people often wonder why pa­ p en do not g iv e the news. guis« lotion Price, ga.OO a Veer In Advance The next-torrid sale w ill be chronicled as follows: ___ _ Mre tMSMoad-cUM malt Rutter Amin l 22nd " IT U alleged that a cerlnih " alleged IMS. at ÜM Pot loffio® at Sanford. Florida, andar Act at March 3rd, 1870. man sold to a certain alleged man an alleged piece o f property at an alleged Office in Herald DuUdini price." T rier hont No. 146. THE ANTI PASS CRAtt • T h e cigar atnke in Tam pa ,U Over and the whole state will rejoice with the cigar city. W ith all the families returning and the pay roll taking plethoric dimensions again Tampa will present the same busy appearance at the annual "b ig show" In February. Swept o ff their feet by a w ave o f alleged reform. Florida legislators have e n a c t*! most stringent laws, which preve-it railroads exchanging passes and miles jo books for advertising In dally and v eekly newspapers, and these laws are r/en more unjust than stringent The Herald enjoys the unique distinction Alabi ma did the same thing, and Alabama o f being one o f the few printing offices in la repenting, os shown by d je fact that a bill to allow the exchange between the world, to be ' vU H ed' try burglars. raljRMds and newspapers Is now being Either the burglar was craxy or be hod the impression .that. The Herald was Thi enactment and .enforcement o f the' m a k fn g > ö S r ttß ^ * S tis «r n iO i^ u 8 Ä l ha laws -n Florida has done nothing but should be consigned to Chattahoochee injur« those who are endeavoring to instead o f Jail? rea» to pu lish newspapers tljq tm p the most poten factors in the State In former years they w e fiT g iv e n trons, citation in payment for the publi­ cation o f train schedules for the benefit o f the ir renders and patrons of the roads, and in few . I f any, instances were any paper t ever influenced In their attitude . towar I the railroads by the issuance of - tram rortatlon. It wob shnply a* case of *‘ T M f :3tMia7lge * w « d " 'W— Tdaiw—fawdneoaproportion, and having the privilege taken from them, has injured many pa­ pers In a business way, making travel — Ia t_ the managers and employees, at regu L r rates, impossible.'* ~ Tbt fact that legislators are prevcnted: from >islng free transportloh is wise and cornn ridable, for what right have they to accep gifts from the transportation companie T They get their mileage and salort « ‘ from the State, ond any legislator who t ill accept a pass Is not worthy of the n: me o f legislator. It is different with the n< wipnpers, for t h e y 'g iv e valuable adver.islng In return for transportation, and d < not sell tlielr principles for fa- Tow els Sheeting and Sheets J. K. METTIN.GER v-S A N F O K D , -F L O R ID A ____ II H u Been Used tor M tn r Ÿ tm In at’iubf ill ftoi wp wtk t yoa We wlkit orders from anyone, anywhere, In any quantity: Ft##» t O t Coai*!td*ttd Balldtng WI lit tprlM im i. nub rricrcwc, liwn ih n f dcuiing ttttdy or gtnul ««ploymou ol ihn »•turc. Sanford— The best town— the most solid lawn— backed up by the best farming section in the state o f Florida, is grow in g, greater every d a / a n d you sliould buy a lot In "Sanford Heights" addition while you can get «me cheap and on easy terms. S«ro nd in this issue. 25c February 14th and 15th, the' A . K. Huwkes Co., will have a first class optician with their ogta, L. R. Philips Co. Come and have your eyes examined and fitted free o f charge. 24-31 For Sale— 5 acres truck farm 2 A miles from town' A mile from loading station, tins 21 Inch flowing well and has been plowed and harrowed. Address Box 1225 Sanford. _ 25-tpc S pecial s a le a t Y o w e ils , Feb., 8th, 9 th and 10th, 3 days o nly. M uslin un­ d e rw e a r, w o o l d ress f o o d s and read y to w ear w a ist, th e ch ance you shouldn't miss. N. P. Y o w e ll & Co. Breeding Stock— Place orders now for one day old chicks from Potter's W inter layers. Reds or Leghorns. E. R. Potter, R. No. 2. ( 24-tfc IDEAL SPRING FERTIIZING Ail Spring Fertilizing Is Not IDEAL * Ideal Means the Highest Excellence— A Combination ol •all Good Points. Ideal fe rtilize r Means a perfect Plant food. Ideal fe rtilizin g Means the C orrect use of this Plant food. ' . . OUR fR EE BOOKLET ENTITED 3 ■« 3 Q U E S T IO N S O N S P R IN G Brings Up Im portant Questions on This Subject and 3 Answers Them. Send fo r If. ; Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., . 5 . • m - m A ll kinds o f repair work. chine U Garage Co. * lith and Oak A ve. Special Offering In Ferns. Floral Designs to Order. S an ford, F lo rid a fLO B IP A R: H. W HITNER, Agent, Sanford, Florida m v m rn m m N m m m m m 3 m m Be sure and attend the "fu ll mooners" frankfurter roast ilhd cake walk at Beck's park, Cameron C ity Friday evening Feb., 10th.'* Carf. IpaVe Sanford 7:15 and 7:45. Returning 10 p. m. th e y w ill show you a good lime. E X H IB IT S Citrus Fruits, Farm Products, * ’ Hogs, Cattle, Horses, Poultry, Bench Show, Arts and Crafts SCHOOL E X H IB IT S A M U SEM EN TS -Do&Pony and Monkey-Circus, W ild West Shows, Oriental Village Human Doll, Old Plantation Jap Village at Un­ 7 -tf W IT H T E N O T H E R S H O W S Sanford Ma­ 4B-ti P h oto cs. Stam p P tio to e s a re Just M arry Crippcn w ill tune o r rep a ir and k eep In o rd e r yo u r piano In • s a t­ w h a t you w a n t to p a s te In yo u r Valen­ is fa c to r y m anner f o r about h a lf o t h ­ tinos. O ver L f t j l i g r o c e r y . e r s ch a rg e . Pin th is t o y o u r m em ­ Underwoods toy harness, saddles, liorse o ry . 2 3 -tf and mule Jewelry. 17-tf 'P h o n e I6 & JACKSONVILLE, If you want any thing in house furnish­ ings you can gel it a t Jones-McLaughlin Company. • *. 24-2c Autoca and «»rria g e painting derwood's. First class wo rk. Z F E R T IL IZ IN G 3 B a rrin gton Hall's c o ffe e a t L P. M eCullers. • ' . 2 5 -tf t o r Rent— House o f J iv e room*, corner 12tli, and Oak Avenue. August Schnei­ der. •’ " 'v . 25-2p AOERT JACKSONVILLE TLORAL COMPANY JACKSOnYULC, rLM. local Mlcmca ln Ml «cciico«. ««4 wwjjd 1» yte*«4 U> ««c m Wruien Watch N. 0 . Gamer’s window displays 1- each week for new and big bargains in L; H. T E M P L E Our o rls tn s t-d tre c tfro m ^ m U l lo Um ro o t-m ilh o d ol aelltna hsa proven Itself to bc extrrm tly satuioctary^. inrlllc ready for Immediate shipment or delivery. Sample, Price, Order Blank, Com plete -— Information. CalLW rite. Wire, Telephone Ho. 4137. B a rrin gton H all'» c o ffe e a t L. P. MeCullers. » . J 2 3 -tf FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS -w^hink JJlff r. anxious to make your doti will In vest In RuaaaUotd. e Keep your ety! on .'What's going on at w o ur store. W ea sk y o u -lo carefully.com t pine our pricesgwith anyone's quotations, if Look them up and We will get your buidnets. Sanford FarnUure Co. 22 tf Plano Tuning Every Stale of the Union Tbouund, el Boot« to B«ltr to. n»««7 O h ol t i m » » SnadJag Advonltuata Only a few weeks longer nnd the city election, will be upon us. Hiere seems to be a general tipathy.„ upon the part of the majority o f Uio citizens and as yet there is no excitement over the possible result. The mayor and aldermanic part o f the ticket seems to be going very slow and very few possible candidates can be found. cause to enables them to secure the publk ty they seek without placing themeolvei under obligations to the editor. The n * »paper men like it, because they can ti >reby treat all fairly and at the some time receive Just compensation for their «pace. Each succeeding year, will see m,*re political matter printed as ad­ vertising a w U tiie editotal column will be more tree from die Influence o f people whb want to use the paper only when they tiuve on axe to grind— K ey West Cl risen. Nev ¿»paper work In Sanford 1s auum^ ing «13pcs these days that to say the least ore grotesque. I f a man makes a sale of land The Herald la requested not lo mm ounce the fact until such a time as both l irtiee designate. Th< other d a y a man went hunting up the rt er aud was evidently shoL He did Bed Linen W a 'wwte w ith ssnsa c iwow i « t a t a burglar whb Invaded tlio office o f the Sanford Herald was caught while he was “ sorting over the money and checks." * I f the Impression got nut that real money U sometimes found In newspaper "offices, w e tremble for the safety o f every sanctum In tlie Slate.— Tampa Tribune. cause they like the candidate's views direct, without evasion or deception. The PRESS CENSORSHIP BOYS’ and MEN’S CLOTHING lettuce. This was the net returns after all charges bad been paid. T h ey can now rake in an equal amount from a crop of celery and yet there are' people who would live In thè north wlwn they can buy Sanford lands at an easy rate. • Orange county will soon be in the thick o f another w et and dry election. The commissioners o f that county have order­ ed the election for March 1st. Orange voted the saloons out a year or more, ago, but went wet in the recent State-wide controversy' which makes It hard to get a lino on her action In the. present con­ test. h is dlfiicult ta understand why any community, once rid o f the saloons, should NEW POLITICAL ADVtRIISINO want to take them on ugaln— L ive Oak • One of the most significant features o f Democrat. recen1 political campaigns is the changed attitu a.of candidates generally toward Editor Bob of tha Sanford Herald came the n< /»papers. Until a very few years out last week with a ' statement that was ago tl 1 Idea o f a candidate for office sassy, Interesting and rather unusual. buyln • space in a newspaper, openly and Holly said that he would be boiled if he aboveboard, the same as a merchant ever gave any more free advertising for buys it, was unheard of. He tried to any amusements. He says he gave a way coax, threaten or bribe tho editor to sup­ over two thousand dollars' worth o f ad­ port him in former times, but. never vertising and when his “ boys” go to the wanted the dear people to know how he show they got the "marble hearL" Holly managed i t And the fool editor, nine says that he oen pay for his tickets and times out o f ten. would sail in and make he Intends to be paid for ills advertising: a lot • I enemies In supporting a man How comforting it Is to hear o f an editor who « ould’t give him a pleasant look the that is able t o buy a ticket to a show.— day 1 iter the election. Of - late years, Pensacola News. more luslness men liave developed In the rwspaper field and they have The Sanford Herald is calling upon the awak led to the fact that their space is worth something and that the only honor­ good people o f that section 10 be "up and able w ay to sell It is to do. it openly. doing in the mattor o f an exhibit at the W h et the politician finds that he has Orange oouuty fair to be held next month". to pa i for It the same as the merchant The Herald says that there is no section who needs publicity, he pays for it— or he In the world that can make a greater or doesn't get very fa r as a politician. The more varied display Uian Sanford, and while tills la a large claim, few people A DRY G O O D S THE TIME Knowing the injury that has been dqno the small,, papers through (his ebsurr.y stringent law, The Metropolis siticer ly hopes the coming Legislature w ill a> -end It to a common sense de­ gree-.. Jacksonville Metropolis. The Herald la well satisfied with present anaiu intents. W e have no time to ride and c uld get no benefit from passes. - M E T T I N G E R ’S F R E E A T T R A C T IO N S HUMANE, The Fastest Trotting Ostrich in the World GIVING AN EXHIBIT TW ICE DAILY NICK CARTER, The World's Famous High-Diver, Jumping 110 Feet Into q Pool o f W ater 1 Good Iron Beds from $2,50 up. W1UBaseball between Rollins College and the Ormond Team ~ ....... Track-Events of A lH O n t f s -------— E xhibits transported free on Railroads. * Reduced fates 'h a w been granted by railroads. February 7 to 11, scheduled to Feb­ ruary 12th. y �T H t SANTORO IICRAlO iirsANfORD enuRcnts IJIM-uere»— Theflaat Ing quite a showing wenihcr ha» been very Invorabte. There will bo a fair acreage o f beaus Where Devout of the Celery and cukes but' from present Indications City Worship Sunday. the tomato crop will ba small at this point. An effort w ill bo mnde to get resume all c h u r c ii ev en ts some early Rocky Ford eants Into market. Th e Florida Vegetable Grower*-' Asso­ ciation the Sanford Celery Association, Of Interest to Those Religiously In- Chase It Co., and J. E. Pace will all cllned— Suhlects of Discourses forward lorge shipments of celery and for tho Sabbath. lettuce and late potatoes and other spring T V , |>H iar< i f tHt C K » r t h n l a |Im C j t j » 1. E i r i a J r crops. Uu u m J ia bria« W kb J tKrir A in n «M n »i> Chose & Co., nre the only shippers of oihii Oi.rck N m u All iA a aal l.i.r ih.o W «I« b l>r ifn r o a a a * ____________________ oranges from this point and their Inrgo packing house is in almost constant oper­ rirat Methodist Re*. J. A, Hendry, p u tor; church, comer Park ation. or age, comer M avenue and Fifth street; nuTu'avenua aind S iventtT 'strU l: phone Sunday morning service ■» H i evening service, 7-Ou. Sunday achool, 0:48 *. m.; Jno.- K. Metlinger. Supt Teacher*' meeting every Friday. 7:30 p. m. ' " • si: Sunday School 9:45 a. m. J. K. Mettinger In charge A . R. Chappel o salstin g. Sotoot M draw ing In inlcreat end ^riiutor.v j *. ,• « Business me na Bible Class obntlnuc» to gatKer''members In Interest, why not have it reach the one bundled mark and build a special room fo r'th e beat-work T 11 a. ra. “ Monthly Communion” Socrulnt U'dj 4 É É â lM É É a. J. E. Pace, known as the "celery king” and the lurgest grower jn Florida, has 75 acres o f very fine celery. The bulk of the crop will move early. Mr. Pace ships Independently. He expects to commence bbnrding his r e lc r r T W x r ’ w TM lrw id his 'tno^Tir«rtWW ' nboltf February 10. Ho also has some of the late Green Top variety of celery. Mr. Plfco's crop Is looking very Bite mid he should ship some very-fine stqdrF. E. Lame. for inany«i*arS>wOiYcudKr, b C e - .«t is mi . In­ the'churcii should jJejpresent and plmnke, dependent grower this year, having taken 7 p. m. Preaching by the Pastor.- Sub­ active charge of hi& farm near Runds ject "M an,“ h lr Intrinsic value to God and aiding this, year—for- Ute- benefit o f Ids to the world. I have a message for all health. Mr. Lane has 8 acres of nlco celery which will be shipped in February the people especially the mem and March___________________ _________m t___ A C hH ñ láñ A relooraO TW tended to nit; A. L. Wilburns will ship independently. A special invitation to tho strangers who Mr. Williams baa 2 acres o f celery and a may be in the city. ~ n n d MagnoUirrTOontbly business meeting of board o f Stewards. “ This is a board meeting." Wednesday 7:30, bible study and prayer meeting "o g d M "L lv e “ crowd InstW ednrsduy all the "D ead" were absent. “ Come take the water o f life freely." Friday 7:30 p. m. Sunday School officers teachers and adult members meet for (he lesson study followed business meeting. Let all be present. Place o f meeting will be announced Sunday Morning: T h « P f t p l i ' i C o n tr e g a tio n a l Gepote O. Waldron, paator; Sunday morn Ins it-ry let\I, II: If: evening aervlce. aervtce. 7:00; prayer meeting Sabbath achool, 0:43 *f m. Wnlntaday, 7:00 p. m : SuMiath i 7. C. Easmtiuler, Superintendent. First Baptist Kev. J. W. Wildiusn. pastor; Sunday morning •crvlce. It: evening service. 7.00; Sabbath achool. ■0:48 n. m.| I’rol. N J, Perkin*. Supt; prayer nieedrgevery Wednesday. 7:00 p. ra.; teachers' meeting Friday evening at 7:30. Thu Sunday School w ill study Elijah the Prophet, at 10 n. m. A t 11 o'clock the phi tor will preach, subject, “ America, the World's Greatest Mission Field. A t *7 p. m. the* fourth discourse of the life o f Christ wtU be delivered on "CKHsF* First Utterance. Strangers are curdinlly in vit­ ed to attend. *, i Presbyterian Kev. J. F. McKinnon, pastor; morning service, II evening service, 7:00; Sabbath school, 9:45 a. m; Henry McLaulin. Supt,; prayer meeting Wed-, nrsdav 7:30 D. rn Preaching morning and evening by (he pastor. Rev. J. F. McKinnon. A fter rectmslderaslon o f the matter o f changing the hour for evening service, it w ub agreed to continue the hour at 7 o'clock, instead of changing it to 7:30 us announced- This applies in this churcii to both Sabbath evening service nnd Wednesday evening liraycrmeeting. AH nre cordially invited to attend these services. ----f Cathollo Catholic Church. Oak avenue between Bth and 9tb street*,. Kev. Father Dreannhan In charge. Kosary, sermon 7:30 p m Sun__ _____________ i heard Saturday ..._i Sunday of the month between 4 and S P |ra and 7 and B p. in. First Sunday of month mass at 7:30 p . in. and 10 a. ra. H oly C ra s s t p ls c o p a l Rev. B. F. Brown, rector; A. D. Key, senior war­ den: Sunday morning service, I t ; evening service S:0O; Sabbath school. 0 .4 8 a. ra.; B. F.W hltner, Supj.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening dillon has some good celery and cauliflower. He will ship independ­ ently, Joe Cameron is a large independent shipper of lettuce and celery. Mr.Camer­ on Is now boarding his celery.; 'A7Tfffrlicr~antt MnTid &- Meal -a re In dc(>cndent shippers and are hoarding their celery, which should be ready- to movti In ten days to two weeks. C. M. Berry lias 3 acres covered by can­ vas, about 2 acres Tn peppers which have been hearing for same time, und 1 acre j f very nice looking young lettuce, also cukes started in flower pots which he Is forcing for the early market. Walker & Dunlap have 50 acres of potatoes under irrigation. It Is now estimated that Sanford will ship 100,000 barrels o f Irish potatoes this season. Sanford strawberries will soon tie offercd in the local market. The acreage in strawberries this season Is greater than It hns ever been there and this promises to develop Into u paying branch oP the truckers' business. Several large (irons of Bennudn onions huve beenl>ianied at Sanford this season and the crops look exceptionally fins. Cruse Barnes sold his 7-acre Vegetahte farm at Sanford for 58,000 last week. W. G. Smith lias moved to Sanford from Anthony to engage in vegetable grow­ ing__ Packer. The Chinese Fam ine While we have plenty o f bread and to spare China is again in the throes of an­ other dreadful fuiniite. One thousand a day nre succumbing tuthe honors of star­ vation nnd fever is the report, und months will Intervene before uhother hutvesl can be expected from the flood-stricken dis­ tricts. An appeal is being mude to our favor­ ed land for help. Already Christians are responding, reajizing that this practical demonstration o f the humaneness o f our religion will do much to recommend its genuineness. Sanford will bring down n Messing on herself by sending her gift to the China Famine Fund. Bible House, New York. • F o r Alderm an. -Tb* fullnwiws SanlWinan annautu» (ball candi­ dacy for\h<* petition of Aldermen of the city of Sanford: f W. W. ADKKNATHY two Crop C on dition s o t S an ford Tho weather Jtcro for the past ‘ weeks has Boon qoite~"Wxnn. which -he* caused the celery crop to advance rapid­ ly. This warm weather while a benefit to the celery has been a detriment to some extent to the lettuce « It has been too warm to make the lettuce head w e ll - . . - T h e weather is ooolef at |»resent and some fancy lettuce should go forward In ---- -the near future. « - &------- T- -- ------There are quite o number o f buyers here both from the eastern and western markets. Quite a little lettuce was bought in the field, the predominating price being $600 per acre. Lettuce Is small lots ranges from $1.50 to $2.25, f. o. b., Sanford. — Tho celery acreage Is estimated at Ttbout43 per cent o f last year's acreage. About two-thirds o f this trill move before April 1, and tbe balance w ill extend Into May. Quite a little o f the Green Top variety lias been planted tills year which will move late In-the season. Last week 23 -refrigerators left this ' W illi «u ff the wtiiTUK« - is »- tb l* - * e * l <0. This was all lettuce. Sm all lota o f cauliflower and a « n a il amount of celery have been shipped by expreas. About 5.000 sacks o f ‘ Irish potatoes have been planted In the Sanford celery dolui, which la estimated to constitute I. D. DAVISON • F. L. M1LLKK & M KUNGE 11. WARD F. L. WOODRUFF YOU TAKE NO RISK. Our Reputation and Monty Ars Back ___ __pJLThls O f f « , W e pay fo r i l l ‘ the medicine used darin g the trial. If our remedy fa lls to com pletely relieve you o f coustlpatlon. W e take a ll the risk. You are not ob­ ligated to us in uuy w ay w hatever. If you accept onr offer. Could anything be more fa ir for you i Is there any raasou w hy you should hesitate to put our claim s to a practical teat? Th e must actentlflc, common sense treatment Is Itexall Orderlies, which are eaten like candy. Th ey are very pronounced,' gen tle and pleasant In action, and particularly agreeable In every way. T h ey, do not cau se‘ diar­ rhoea. nausea, flatulence, gripin g or any Inconvenience w hatever. Bexall W CTO D S W INTER G UESTS Magnolia Farm ; and it was only a question ot how soon the machinery would nin hot and force him to alight. -3M l *—— 1 -*‘ —-r* made ^ d e s c e n t close toy. fi on hià"pontoon. The pontoon was moored to the lower side o f the biplane^iml when it struck the'w ater tr nssumod an upright position, supporting the biplane, with its daring master, until the speedy Roe could rnnge alongside and pick, him up. The biplane was Riso taken aboard nnd the Roe steamed for Hnvana. —fi»i n~i i ■> , i High S ch ool N otes Dr. Graver, o f Worchestcr Mass., paid our school a visit lost week. Dr. Graver is making n tour o f the country noting the school condition», and..pronounces San­ ford’s o n « o f (he best. A ll ore working hurt! for the success of the piny. "Toys Aw ake," to ite given next Tuesday and Wednesday irf£hts, benefit of the High School Library. The boys have organized n Debating Society and' will Itnve a meeting next Monday afternoon .al lite High School Auditorium. Woman’p suffrage will bo the subject for-debate. • . This is tho week of tho Mid-Term ex­ amination. "W o have troubles of our own." Monday afternoon, the 23rd. the Irving Literary Society held a meeting. The musical numbers were well rendered, and sonerai interesting papers in which A v i­ ation was tho central subject, were road. Tiie Hunt number was tho reading o f the “ Salmagundi,” l l i f Hlgo School paper. A ll were so well pleased that, the motion to ad jour iieto o d fo r-a e vcra liu iliu L ca before being seconded. ,* The Track Team Is working hard and soon the lucky ones will receive their entry blanks for the meet ot the census cclebratlon-in Tnmjta on Feb., 18. Rollins Col­ lege has postponed its unhual Intersclwlustic meet to Feb., 22 so that the dates will not-confllct. The- Irving Literary Society held its meeting Monday afternoon, giving u good program. The musical numbers were well rendered. There were several Interest jng pa|ters reud, In which aviation was the central subject. The Inst number was tho "Salmagundi” , a studen^ puper giving items of school Interest. A ll were so pleased that the motion to adjourn stood for several minutes before being seconded The boys have organized n debating society so that they may Ite fitted for public speaking nnd get a better knowl­ edge o f tho issues o f thè day. Olllccrs will be elected soon und u good program drawn up. The active work will not be commenced until after the mid-term ex­ amination, now a week off. Dr. Garver, of Worcester. Mass., paid our school 'a pleasant visit Monday.- Dr. Garver is greatly interested in all educa­ tional work and is observing the school conditions throughout the country. He pronounces Sanford’s system -on e o f Um best be has seen. A large number o f the pupils are to take part - in tbe play to Ite given benefit o f (he High School library. Prof.-Lyn ch visited our school on last “Place the title* n o your reni « t a t e in the Realty Trust Company and ovoid com­ plications. For particulars address B. F. Whitner. Jr., Secretary. 7-tf R a s h e s ro ach pepper *HU K0 START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT. If you begin it in W O O D R U F F ’S ' .shoes you have taken the first step towarcT making tiie"Ncw’*YeaT pier and more prosperous-^-happier because you arc more comfortable— more prosperous because your ma,# ■- ft«*! Mk«|i, * run, liH illM i. Kn » i TM l IM HM » • » ! w pMlirj. *MIum.-u oH*««»llM«« I n k m ; rn* Cm »** «m uH Mi« CM «n. U (n u t Ml. r«u *£jm -a •*., l . u U w SUM I ~• measure on .your physical comfort. Step into the New Year in W O O D ­ R U F F ’S shoes. 25c to $7.00 Frank L. Woodruff Of Your Life Young Man Married or Single. Have a Home or a Good ' Safe investment.. • ’ , ‘ ‘ ______ * • « . *M _ 5' - The Markham Park Addition O n the O rlan d o road just two from street car line blocks T h irty B eau tifu l Lots Just been laid out and streets being raded. N o w ready to build you a ome. (N o place line' home.) ; , . S $20 Cash - $10 Per Month W IT H O U T IN T E R E S T I M . I M I ' . M M I M I >■■.. See me at once. It don1t cost noth« ing to look and' get your choice. Som e ct yc th oaks and some with lots shaded with orange trees. N o w is the accepted time. GARNER I t m . W«M IM»* *t RuutlU iS — tmI •1a Su, I—»M». m »■■■! J RumI UMSft * — ■-. ’ teriaT prosperity depends in a great See Me at Once and Save Money ». ODOR v F -J- VAN BUSKIRK, Prop. This Offer-is Good for 30' Monday. erllea are panl4wUely.8uod.toc.chtL. dram -aged a nd deUcKlB w o n a . W e urge y o u - to try Itexall OrderUse at our risk. T w o aUea, 10c. and 25c. Rem em ber, you can gat B exall Rem edies In this com m unity s a ly a t our a io re —T b a lU i a li B u m . C OTVi P T C T T Y - iA v ia to r .M cC u rdy Falls S h o rt o f IIN Goal by Ten M iles C O M M IS S IO N M E R C H A N T S A viator J. A . D. McCurdy made a note­ C AR LOT, DISTRI BUTORS worthy attempt to fly in a Curtiss biplane from K ey West to Havana Monday morn­ W e want your crop and w ill o ffer special inducem ents ing. He negotiated eighty o f the ninety miles b e lw e e ir the tw o p atn tirn n dlh eo. was forced to drop to the heaving boeom K. R, M U R R E L L , Resident M anager of the Gulf, in sight o f the torpedo boat, SAN FO RD . FLO R ID A destroyer Roe, which picked tilm up. A* wireless from the Roe announced tbe fact that McCurdy had failed of his goal by ■only ten miles and tbnt lie was safe aboard the boat. The dispatch from the Roe stated that the biplane was going along smoothly nfterNt passed the Paulding, some thirty miles from Havana, and some sixty miles A ll M odern Im prove mente from Key West, bu t' shortly afterward H u n tin g , F is h in g and Rest m C. McCurdy noticed that the machinery was not running with lire »ceuetumeiL VJWilW , .hasty examination examination sbowc A showed That ________ __ A S H E D IS IN F E Í T Á R T CO S4IAHL FLORIDA A S H E S R A T S A L T (A (W Uf. mJ Cuwu *M I - f.~ »r ■.{-i Rooml^LNo. 1. Garner-Woodruff Bldg. B’.** F IR S T S T R E E T SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A *11 i il i •E l ! ', i �npd recitations were enjoyed; each girl their stay among us and w e shall miss was presented with n crocheted ■ribbon them. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rich accom­ and rosette, three being pink and three panied them<as for as Jacksonville. blue. ■Mrs. Louis u i Benrdall A ven u e is quite Mr. Gilbert of Naw York. Is spending a 111 while at his homo here, while stnnding Our Sunday School la planning for on . vaTeniiiie carnival to be held in M r Beck* caught a basa weighing 10 lb#., 3 az,. In grove. m........ Watch ......... ............................. for further announcement A Budget of Interesting Items Prom Correspondents . tm n s o r tH B N G E c o u n t y «= * * * » — t^ lt^ a s a was found a cü U1»1i The "W est Side” is still flourishing and doesn't need a brass band nor an auctioneer to demonstrate the fact. I f the city will Just get a hustle o n .. and finish our road w e w ill be -able to make last MS' much noise us they do on the other aide o f town. *m N. Some o f .the finest lettuce over leaving Sanford was - shipped from the W est Side lest week. ; with measles, w s ore , glad to report them both on the road to recovery. H. L. Smith o f Macon. Ga., spent a few days with his sen’ and family, J. A. Smith. .Miss Ada Lovell of Apopka who»<bas been visiting llte Misses Sianstrom, re­ turned to her home this week. - * V, Mr$. 5 - A . Eddy o f Green Cove Springs was the guest o f Mrs. W illiam S. Thomson, a few days o f last week. M n. Ehner D eO am p of Ocalo, has-been K A . H eerdt son visited great state Into the Union, her lo y a le x sons and daughters planned to spend Mrs. G. R. Nlcholsyn has been quite port o f the day together In commemoru*tlon o f the event. A fte r attending Sun sick but is now improving. day School and Church, they carried‘their Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Chambliss returned Well filled baskets to Mr. Becks grove to their home In Leslie, Ga., last Mon where they ate dinner together und day. *...'~ytalked'of Kansas and times gone by. Mrs. W- J- Denial entertained last Fri­ Ahaong the Kansans attending from San­ day. very pleasantly ot.a "spend-the-dnyford were. 0. E. Walker and w ife, B, A . pnrty". It Is alwaya a treat to be Howard and fam ily,^Ted Schumann, wife, guest o f lha Daniel home, so pleasant Is daughter and mother, Gus Hill and wife,, the place and .its Inmates. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Daniel’s hospitality on this and Dr. and Mre. Homnghoua. A m o occasion were, Mesdames. Fultz, Robinthose present who were not Kansans were ‘•on, Morgan, PattlshalL Etheredge and Mrs. John, Mre. Bonnes, Prof, and Mrs. Speer. Maris, Mr. and Mrs. Glarke Book. Thera * Last Sunday b ein g s fifth Sunday-there were fifty eight persons present and It was no regular service at either church proved to he a most enjoyable occasion. but, by special request, Rev. Sounder ga ve The Sanford Library us, as he always does, an Instructive The Sanford Library has Just completed practical sermon at the morning hour. ’ Actual work has begin an the railroad another successful year.-—The which passes.through Geneva and When meeting at tbe Library rooms last Thurs­ it's completed we, one and atL w ill sound day, afternoon called out a large aud repone accimaUon o f thankfulness that we reaentative attendance. Reports from the can get aoraewbere without taking nday's librarian and the treasurer showed that oum ey la . a _ tm g g y ^ n r rmozlng 3 h k t the t a tit t e e r a f riM?Qur t a l to e n pirehed u On last Thursday afternoon m A . Addle her Robinson entertained, In a moat delight­ ful manner, the ladles M, M. S.. Society. A ft e r th eiM iiln eu w n ro v o r; e d b y Mrs. J. A ..S m ith .-m o tored -to Xk- social Itour was spent. lando and back one night last week. A tissue paper cap o f queer shape and Mr. and Mrs. Thornton have returned wrapped w optional adore, was given from a very pleasant trip to W inter Park each guest; this cap was worn the re­ mainder o f the afternoon, also In each and Malt* red. Thursday afternoon the "B lde-a-W ce" package was found a popper which ga ve Club met at the home of. Miss A da alurm as soon ss discovered. Delicious Stenstrom. Ten members and one visitor sandwiches, pickles, coffee, cakes and being present. A fter a short business orange straws were served. So m eeting a delicious luncheon was served pleasant was the afternoon that all w ere Music and readings furnished the enter­ loathe to leave. Especially Invited guests tainment. and never bat the club spent a were present, Mesdatnes G ilbert W ill more pleasant afternoon, and adjourned Adam s and Lewis. Mrs. L C. Denmark mother In Jacksonville. la visiting ' Many friends here as elseWhera w ill be to meet on next Thursday at the borne of glad toiknow that Mrs. Adams la alga to Mrs. Thornton. go driving on pleasant . days, and tael sure that this balm y clim ate will be PAOLA P O IN T S . great benefit to our friend. Bno d s i Correspond«oce to Tbs ttsrald: January has certainly been a beautiful motgj^flnii. a dcJigbt to the northern vit- , MOORE’ S STATION Special Correspondence to Tbe Herald; . i_' Mrs. D. H. Moss entertained her cousin Mr*. C. F. Cooley nnd daughters. Miss George Ellis and Xriknd Mr. Simmops dost Cooley and M ist 'S ara o f Madison, Wis., week, both gentlemen were from Harvey arrived last week and are established for the rest o f the season In their pleasant B. W . Herndon has erected a tenant boose on the ^Square." bouse and other buildings on his property Mr. and Mrs. F . W . Flanner o f Indian­ here. apolis, Ind., property owners here, ore The colored people o f Canaan have rooking a visit south, stopping In Sanford owing to lack o f accommodation for vis­ their new church ready to occupy. 11L Mrs. George Spoor o f Beardnli, Is con itors In our little burg. 1/ we could only have a boarding bouse or smalt bote] and fined to her lionic from Injuries received h ave our houses rented w e might amount In falling down the , stair w ay In the Notional Bank building. to something sometime., CO The Original Package 5 ' | it* ’ ■*-TTf. , * - Our Feed line Is complete; when you are in want o f same, T-, give us a call. W e will save you money, and also give you the yery best o f quality. W e carry a full line o f chicken feeds. When your l^ens are not giving you the eggs they should. Try our feeds for them, und see if the change wont pay you. W e have the feed for your cow also. I f you are not trying it now tom e to see or phone da, and we will tell you what feeds you w ill get the best Tesults fromT In stnple groceries we can save you money; now If you like to Bave this little coin, it will be to your interest to get our prices before buying. _ ‘ r Courteous jiUenGou jm d ^ ^ u a ra -d o a U s -o u r motto. Î t R E TA IL CASH GROCERY i . . i* f Staple and Fancy Croceriesi Hay, Grain and Seed ♦ ♦ Fruits, Vegetables, Cindies, Cigars and Tobaccoes * * I’ALkAid.mul R,. J.. UoUk.td. iwji/wal__ vrv'«-: ... & BAKER lt a Caw Issva Sanford 2:lS -and 7:45. i “ “ ^ 'A 'a e l ^ b h i ^ ^ 't r y V n V m a T n - ' ed her music class o f six girls s t a tw elve visit from his brother and w ife o f Indiana. turning at 10 p. in. Music by minstrels A number o f our fanners w ill soon he throughout the entire evening. Plenty o'clock luncheon. The color sebeoe in the dinning room was green and red; and cutting celery. o f other amusdjueiltl lire promised end thU happy land o f Jolly girls did full Mrs. C. A . Stuart and little daughter a good time end pleasant evening Is esJu g& g-B LU M daln iy dishes prepared by Mildred, h ave returned ta their bosns ln lou red. -------- Wt r,t •* . HOLMES G. W. S P E N C E R fr a n k fu r te r R o a st and Cake W alk . Mr. and Mre. 0. E. Walker and sister, Tha “ full mooners" o f Cameron City in and Mr. and Mrs. Sargent were Cameron accordance with their plan to give a City visitors last week. social «va ry full moon w ill have a frank­ Mrs. Dr. Kelley and her sister Mrs. furter roast together with a cake' walk Trainer, o f New Y ork spent one day leaf at Beck's Park during the February full week enjoying our parks and farms and moon evening February 10th. J. L. Sieg has returned from Orlando. calling on aome.acqualnlances bare. The Coke Walk w ill be tbe principal a t­ Dr. J. J. Burns visited in Orlando last Dr. Keeior o f New York is visiting his traction o f the evening and the contest week .and thence to Eustace to visit will be entered by several couples who fam ily also their home on Lake Onora. friends. Mrs. EUze Mens is one o f our winter Will "w alk” for a large home-made cake. Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Peters spent last The Judgea will be Harry Ward, J. 0.“ visitors. * \i_ week witM relatives in VslusU county. ttarSí3fc..-fJ E. Phone 330 wlDWr “ * 100 end look over his land Interest bore. " ' W. XarsmaLwlih .Killur.—So much, eo indeed, that only a small balance U left In thy j Respectfully, treasury for the activities of the coming yeor . Vigorous tliftom inn follow ed ns to wuy* and means, and It developed as the tense o f the meeting that special efforts should be put into action which shall bring more funds and at the same time broaden tbe usefulness o f this fine institution o f 'San­ ford. One result was tbe appointment*of n special finance eomm lttee from tha ac­ tiv e ladies p f the city, whose duty it is to canvass the citizens for money and mem benhip In the Library. W ith over thlr teen hundred books on the shelves it ■cema a pity that more o f them arc not in circulation among the people. • The officers for the year as elected are ns follows: President. Mr. C. R. Walker, 1•■. Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida vice p ru d en t, Mrs. H. L. Deforest; secre­ • < tary and librarian, Mrs. E. W. D. Dunn; NO. Ill PARK AVENUE. ; : Phone 106 treasurer, Mr! Raymond Key. The same book committee, with Prof. Perkins at the SANFORD, FLORIDA head, was continued for another year, which insures the same careful selection o f books that has heretofore distinguished the Library. Three dollars paid at one lim e makes one a full member with rights for a year, The same privilege, but without vote, may J. B. W ILLIAMS; Prop. be obtained by the payment o f one dollar a year or thirty cents a quarter Special arrangements are made for the drawing o f books by tboee' here for only a short period. Commendable improvement has been shown In the use o f tbe children's section All Kinds Country Produce Bought and Sold o f .the Library. Periodicals also have 21?, C o r , 3rd S tr a e t and S a n fo rd Aye. wide circulation. It’s a good thing. P. 0. B o a 112 H elp It along. SANFORD, FLORIDA Ph on e (¡2 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fenner o f Eustls, The young folks o f the neighborhood gathered at Mr. H anley's Friday evening Florida and Menton, Ohio, w ire visitors Bird M m a t Tam pa lis t and proceeded to surprise the young at J. C. Ellsworths Monday. The premier feature o f the 1432 per people at Island Lake, and a most en joy­ Tbe vegetable growers association mem' cent ran sus celebration which w ill ba held able evening was spent bare loaded a car with lettuce here on In Tampa from February 11th to £5th Tuesday, and two core on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kirk enjoyed a w ill be the four days' aviation meet con­ trip to St. Petersburg last week. ducted by Glenn H. Curtiss and four of J. V . Booth and CL C. Pearson have CAMERON C ITY CLIPPINGS. the world's b eit known man birds. purchased the launch Nina and put her In To tha Editor at Tba Herald: The dates o f aerial contest w ill be The weather man has promised us the Wnklva river for the present February 10th. 20th, 21st and 22nd. Th e Monday evening last fire brake opt In cooler weather which will t>e very a c program will ba divided so as in make the negro quarters at Bothamly's m ill and ceptoble to the growing crops. • each afternoon's exhibition o f equal In­ Dr, and Mrs, Sw art* o f Peiup. have for awhile It looked as 11 the whole plant terest.— ------- — r~'~~ was doomed, but by bard wprk and well come to make their home with their son. A . C. McCurdy, the daring young Cana­ directed efforts the conflagration was sub­ Prof. George Swartz on Laks Onora. dian who is now attracting worldwide at­ dued with only the loss o f several small Dr: Swartz will occupy the pulpit of our tention b y h it’ uverwater flights at the buildings, The Ice uhour pecking twuse new church and preach for us such week K ey West n a v a l station, w ill bring .Zwo caught'fire from the burning shneks, but when his health and ' strength permits. of his latest type monoplanes to T was saved by putting up ladders and car­ He has given us two elegant. scholarly He will make a number o f overwatsr rying water to the roof, the work o f the sermons which we greatly enjoyed and flights betw een Tnmpn and Fort Dade; A ren tz brother*. -" V ■ epivecintcd am i made U i feel unreel ve* and give various exhibitions at the Cele­ very fortunate. A number o f our friends bration grounds. During his Sights to came out from Saufard Sunday morning GENEVA JOTTINGS tho Forts, he will be accompanied by a to'attend Sunday School and church and Bo k U I Cot reapoodeac« to Tb« Harald: number o f torpedo boot and officers •were well pleased. It is s o Inspiration tbe United States Signal Corps will bo The weather U so beautiful it would US to bqvp them seem « pitywhould th e T »W »w a v t -—»jd e ta ile d to take passage In -McCurdy's 'owell is o n « o f the recent arrivals A ir Ship. G en ov, regrets exceedingly to loee the' fa m U f of 4, P. Taylor from ftraon* her citizens. For years they have resided here, though having moved to Orlando, they still have financial interests here and we hope to have them among us again. - S od -U o Before-¿Placing-Your- Orders . 09- iu d ic o .. -A so0(jjy ntUntJCT DroUf 15«ipltì Mrs. M. S. Etheredge and Sanford recently. W C8T SIDE ITI MS Artesian and Deep Wells - - ’* * ■ ‘ ‘ >5 Efficient Starr or Reporters Weekly long; and It wasn t a good day foi fTshlng Kansas and last Sunday being the fiftieth either. Covers the Territory for anhlVereary o f the admittance o f that l q » d » l Correspondence to Tbs Herald: P R A C TIC A L W E L L D R IL LE R S V iVANAVAVAV^VAV^VAWAV«VAV/A^V^,,VAV/AWAWAV»WfA’.WAVrViV/iii<Mr^' P. CONNELLY G E N E R A L F IR E IN S U R A N C E AGENT i ,r i 3: •«. National Bank SANFORD, rLQRIDA : �TUE SA^fORD HERAtD W AND A B O U T T H E C IT V Utile HoppenlnÉS— Mention of Matters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST Sum m ary of tnc rioounx »m oil ion Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ ried Herald Readers. fo r Alderman candidacy fi[or the poaition oí •*V*VJU «tu l quaUArtl to know and ho abln to ailminUtrr tuch attain of the city n* come t«-foro tfy- AUlrrturn and the Mine wUI rrcelve iny careful Bkrutfon _____________ w w .x b cK NATHY. ronage at Ladles new M ils beltings, barrettes, back combs and etc N.P.Yoweli&Co. past thirteen years did we Do not take our word, but you know the Heights around. any growing town ik always choice for good homes' or will moke money Tor the speculator. Every dollar spent increases tlio value o f ot. ’ • ‘ 23-c T. E. Ruby o i Madisonvllle, K y „ is visitlag his aunt Mrs, Johns on Park A ve. For lap robes and horse blankets see Underwood. ( 7-tf One and two horse wagons with celery Mr. and Mrs. Davenport o f Detroit Michi­ flared side bodies at Underwood's. 17-tf gan arc spending the w inter in Sanford. Crush ed and pulverized Limestone, ca Mrs. Henry W ight has returned from s load lota. IL H. Whitncr. 2tf delightful visit with friends In Jackson Ladies new belts bellin i», barrettes, H. A. Shrove, representing the Florida back combs and etc. N. P. Yowell Co. not the city home. Come in and see haw we remove all obstacles for those who have llttio to start un^ Sanford Furniture Co. 22-lf f o r S ole— 240 a c re s high ham m ock land, t w o th ird s b o rd e red b y high lake fr o n t. T w o a c re s In fine young g ro v e , fifte e n a c re s cleared, en tire tr a c t fen ced , t w o s t o r y dw ellin g g o o d shape, h am , e tc . In on e and h a lf m iles o f P o s t o ffic e , w ith in S m iles o f th ree to w n s . L o c a te d In Lake County, n ea r Lake Cu st Is. f o r te rm s address, ro o m 2, W elb orn B lo ck S an fo rd f la. 2 5 -2 tc WA NT S The Sanford Herald issued .the Tele* phone Directory last week. The book is SStoG- WtwT pi m m * e d - tor reference. Thcrxaasy new., juunes indicate a rapid growth o f business. 1 The Sanford Music Club meets Satur­ day, February 4 th 1911, at Mrs. Munson's Studio at 9 p. m. Miss Linda Lcffler, leader. The year books are ready, all the members are requested to come and get same. . ... , Mrs. M. C, V an Buskirk of Forest City w«s In die city on Wednesday, Mrs. V a n Buskirk is taking a few guest at the Magnolia Farm Hotel a n d' can guarantee tlie best of everything in table board, hunting and Ashing. Mt». W. H. Underwood received the * * f intelligence this week that her brother Bob Taylor had ’ been ’ stricken "wTlTT paralysis at bis home in Georgia. Mr. Taylor Is well known in Sanford and his friends here will be son-fr to learn o f bis affliction. 9th , and 10th. W e dp os w e say mus Bradford A Keith. 405 Third Sp Phone T-tf=c lln u n d er-w ear, w o o l g o o d s, ladles 311. Lost— Pair o f Spectades with tortoise <wofsU>i XfMM-J*. m +Mmr* h|’ 'shell fruWk^Vefb' prtJbJbly-iit in some |eeka«u— Graham - hour at Long's’ -office.* Reward if rauiruod to J. f i Whitstore, 19-tf ner. Gas engino repairs. Sanford Machine Wanted—Cottage of Ave rooms or flat o f Ave room s.' Address Box 1060. 5-tf & Garage C a 48-tf For R e n t-T e n acres tiled land'on street Buggies and surreys at cost for thirty daym at Underwoods Bartlesville top car line. Station on place. Tw o acres o f tiled land, cottage and barn on place. buggies at $70.00. 17-tf On street car line. Address, J. N. W h it­ 2 tf I f your aim lo Ufe is to economize and ner, Sanford Florida. * For Sale— Six acres laud, four cleared. to have for your everyday use dependable Good goods at the lowest possible prices w e ask Store and house, well located. reaion for w ilin g. J. F. MoCdtond. Moore's you, not for our suke, nor for this town's Station. $5-41 p sake, nor for the -sake o f anything but For sale__ I have five or six pieces o f your owu pocket book und yuur bank ac­ land more than 1 need for trucking. These count, to aim for our store and hit the lands were bought dump, cleared under centre o f economical buying. Sanford m y own supervision and will be sold at a great bargain. One Ave acres perfectly Furniture Co. 22-tl . ' tiled, third year In cultivation, 30 rods T SpcrTal sate at Y o u r ils , Nrk , g ib , 9th and 101h. 3 days only. Muslin un­ derwear, wool dress goods and ladles ready to wear waists, the chance yon shouldn't miss. N. P. Yowell S. co r— have the reputation, which is usually shared by Seed Potato Cutters and Planters at Fcrnald’s. Call and let us show you. 22tf . «u Monday. Just arrived, a car load of refrigerators Rev. J. W. W ildman will preach at and mattings. Prices cannot he equaled. Moores Station next Sunday afternoon at Jones-McLaughlin Company. 24-2c o’clock. w Eggs from White Leghorn Hens, bred Mrs. M. K. Hester. Mrs. Tl A llen Jones to lay, never set strain. Good ns they nnd Miss Evans motored to Orlando and make ’em. $5 per 100, $3 for 50. 75c for back on Sunday. All L o ca l A d v e r tis e m e n t« Linder This H eading. On«v Cent a W o rd Each Issue Governor Gilchrist w ill be at the Orange Yards. A 25-5tp County Fair on Thursday and expects to . For Sale—One heavy express horse . *I ' 18 Pounds of best granulated sunr for sound and kind, also one high bred sad­ make on address. dle and dri ring mare. May be seen at $1.00 at N. O. Garner’s. 24-tf Miss Jessio Stumon’s friends are organ* Cracker meal nnd full line National Hand's stable. A pply to Geo. H. Fcrnald Jxcd.and say Miss Jessie must win sure. Hdw., Co. 25-2t erackars-for wile by W . W. Long, 18-if _ W aiiled—T o r o n t o pinna for tw o or Watch her list grow.’ . Handsome china cabinets just in. San* three months. H. H. Withcrington. 24-tf ..M il. and Mro. Conpropit o f Daytona ford Furniture Co' . ' 22-tf Tom ato plant« n o # ready, leading vari­ Reach spent several "days o f this weeST Y o w c lls special sa le muslin under* eties.’ - O 'W . Bnrrclt, Lakeland," Flip“ with Sanford friends. For Sale—Strawberry cups. See me at w e a r, w o ol dr e s s g o o d s ,la d le s w aists, R ,(« mw\« « M in g .- R . H . Mutrhend. --W-3c WHU« Calloway, travelin g freight .agent 3 a b y s * T » 1BUi.9th, en d 10 th.’ n '.V. For Sale— 16 f i r steel launch U i H. P. .of Ellen N.» call upon the local shippers YuuuUI & C a on Lake Maitland, as good as new, Can oa Monday and Tuesday. Sole o f Ribbons to make room for new be trftd. Box 141, Maitland, Fla. 24-2p Notice the the elegant prfees offered to stock. A ll 25c Ribbons for 18c. Fancy W onted— A good gentle horde suitable nil Contestants and their friends. Can’t at reduced prices. Mrs. M. L Allen. 25tf for riding und driving. Mrs. II. A . HU«. R. D. No. 2. 24-tf »-gei-buty-and secure one loo?____ __ Ona Dining-Room Suit, fi Chairs, extra For Sale^-JHols 60 feet wide, next to Mrs. Wallace was called" to Athens. Ala., Table, 1 Buffet, -I China Closet Mission, N. H. Garner« Addition on Sanford this week on account o f tlfe serious Illness the best thing , for the money in town. avenue. Terms reasonable. Inquire at of her husband, Dr. N. B. Wallace, W illiam s & Miltwr, Sanford Herald, 23-lc For Sale— Good general merchandise Full line of sweet or sour pickles in bulk Mr. and Mrs. Slonkker o f Liberty, 18-tf ' business with cash trade well enlnblished. Indiana, are among the prominent visitors or in bottles at lu n g’s. A t a liberal discount. Good reason fur to the city this week. They are guests of Field & Son iinve n few of the Choicest selling. Inquire at Herald office. 23-c the Bye-Lo. ___ ____________ Building Lots on Sanford Heights. Each For Sale— Bargain. Owner forced to Mrs. Liddop,. o f Ocala and daughter, lot has a frontage o f 65 feet on Park A ve. sell. 10 acres, fenced, 5 acres tiled and Mrs. Dr. J. T. Dell.'of Gainesville w e i* the We are selling these fine lots at $350 and crop bn it. Call on or address Room 11, guests of M rs.-Liddon’s daughter, Mrs. $600.' Better see us now if you want one Wclbtkne Block, Sanford. Flo. Tomato plants, sweet potato slips and oi these lota. Cash or Time. Field & Son, Rsysor this week. velvet beans for sale. 5,000.000 L ivin g­ Room 8, Peoples Bank UIgd. 25*It Mrs, Thos. McRae and little daughter, ston’s New Globe tomato plants at 1.25 Don't forget to huve your chipped beef, IMr thousand. Delivery after February Carrol, who have been visiting Mrs. J. N. !5t!t. Headquarters for (ictalo slips and Whitner for tho past week, returned to breakfast bacon und boiled ham sliced at velvet bean seed. J. R. Davis. Bartow, Long's store, on his American slicing mat her home in Miami Monday. Fin: 23-8p finin'. • J 18-tf W anted—Someone to cure for a radio­ Mrs. Florence Keys, one o f the greatest We can store your furniture for you. ing house apply to E. 11. Herndon. Cor­ hustlers in the south, has taken charge of Williams & Miltcer. % . . j . 21-tf ner 4th, street and Mngnolia Ave. 23-tf the Herald piano contest and will create Y o w c lls special sale muslin u nder­ If you huve any poultry or eggs for more interest In this great event. w ea r. w o o l d ress g o o d s, ladles w a ists, sale, or if you want to buy chickens or Each Contestant w ill spring surprises da ys Feb, 8th, 9 tli, und 10th. N. P. egg«, or if you ure in any wny interested in (xtultry raising, send your name on n from now on and it will keep all guessing Y o w e ll 6. Co. postal card to us. We have something of who will be at the top o f the list next Buy celery farm frumjowner. Improved. interest for you. Address the Tampa week. It will be you, if you hustle. Unusual proposition. Box 24, Route 2, Weekly Times, Tampa, Fla. _— For Solo— G9H acres, 23 cleared.7 room ♦ $4*2tp Mr. and Mrs.' J. W. Dickens and son! Fresh peanut in;tier In bqlk. 20 cents a house, largu barn, orange and other fruit Arthur left on the boat last Thursday trees, a nice home. acres, 3 cleared 24-tf morning for a short stay In Jacksonville. pound at N. O. Garner's. oil Clay road. 40 acres timber lund, good You will find the most complete line farm land. 29 H acres hammock land, They will probably return this week. At Yowellls store the Popularity Con­ o f iron beds ever shown in Sanford at 41» cleared, line well. 3 acres tiled, small 24-2c house on -railroad. A ll the above at n test Piano it on dlaplay. A cordial w el­ Jones-McLnughlin Company. bargain. Address Box No. 36, R. F. D., Y o w c lls special sale, 3 d u y j Feb, 8th, come la given by this Popular firm to the No. 1. 22-5tc 0th and 10th. W e do as w e say, m us­ ladies to call and bring their friends. * For Sale— Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox, lin u nder-w ear, w o o l g o o d s, ladles d ty. • .. 2|-tf Mrs. O. W. King, who has been visiting w a is ts . N. P. Y o w e ll &. Co. For Rent—Tw o rooms, furnished jot un­ tier parents in Virginia for the past If you are from Missouri— we can show furnished, with liuard or without. In new month or two returned to the city last you the best, high class, residence proper­ house, with modern improvements. A d ­ week, to the delight o f her many friends. dress Box 404. 20-tf-c ty in Sanford—Sanford Heights Orange Wanted— Young man. single, wants Notice the remarkable bustling qualities Grove Addition. 25c steady work on ii Sanford truck furin. E. for subscription« M is« Maude Harris the j f its lib era l' terms, fair (vices und E. Palmer. 352 Riverside Ave™ Jackson­ pfw Contestant «hows. Good, Miss Maudel ville, Fla. courteous treatment, you can get it at keep at it and Sanford will take her hat House for rent or for sale. Corner 3rd Joncs-McLnughlin Company. 24-2c nnd Chapman avenue. Apply 115 Oak off to you. W e arc equipped to handle your repair avenue-.. ■ 19 tic „•Mrs. O. W. King returned-from Balti­ work. . Sanford Machine & Garage Co, For Sale— A launch 1G feet- long, 3H -feet more and Virginia points last night, where 48lf. beam, in perfect order 3 H. P. engine. Ce­ she luis been visiting relatives for the 17-tfc Good Steel Range for $20. A bargin. d i GnbetU-French avenue. lust two months. She reports having Williams & Mllteer. 21-tf For Rent— Nice offices. Also ware­ had a splendid trip. F o r a real H aircut and Shave go to house, 32x36. Rnl proof. N. H. Garner. ' 8-tf The many friends o f Billy Holder! arc A lb e r t G rnm llng, S a n fo rd 's Leading For Sale— Rhode Island Reds and In ­ _ . ~gtnd to see him back again after h it long B a r b er .— i . . . ! . - V . dian Runner Ducks, brad from heavy la y ­ New goods arriving daily at Long's ing stock, $1 per setting o f 15 eggs, well •struggle with typhoid fever. Billy la not 13-tf packed nnd delivered ot the express o f­ able to walk but his m a n } friends hope grocery store. Give him a call. Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine fice at MonroeT Fla. Address U. S. Mikef'*r his speedy recovery, i . ' • , *» sell, Sanford, Fin. • 25-3p 48-tf “ Among the m any features o f the social & Garage Co. for yulcunlzlng. Wanted— By (tfu«tu -years' experience If you will look closely you will find nil cleaner, dyer and tailor Indies’ ond genta* world will be the Charity Bali a t , the Sanford House on the night of February ud in this paper up tide down and the clothes, to dean, dye, repair or alter. 14th. The |iroceeds w ill go fur the bene­ editor is strictly a temperance man. 25u Suits made to order ut 15, 20, 25 or 30 days. Our -price will suit your pocket. fit of tlie IIoe p lu rA xs od n tion . Y o w c lls sp ecia l sa le, J d a vs FehJU.lt, Your mousy's worth or your, money back. Sanitarium of Orlando was In Sanfprd for the j itock. Jlaaunuclt-SUiUoii.™ half cleared and plowed, .balance flue hammock, two strong wells, tool house, M miles from Cameron City. Best bargain on tbe m arket Phone 7-3. Li all reputable establishments, in giving careful attention to detail, and leaving ^ t h i n g undone to please. The merchandise we sell will convince you it is to your advantage to make us your haberdasher. Clothier and Meifs Furnisher FLORID/) SAN FO R D T H E Sanford Building & Loan Association - Paying Rent! * * » - ■ - - *- • . . M A K E S • IT E A S Y Own GEO. H. EEKNALD Y o u r A. P. CONNELLY P resid en t S ec'y 6. T rees. Home Let U s Tell Y o u A b o u t It T H E C IT Y R E S TA U R A N T * ( First Slrrct. one blurk from Depot opposite Posloflicc) H. E. W IS E, Proprietor Formerly" Manager of Central Cafe *- Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty __ __• \ * _ , j; ■• A P L A C E F O R L A D IE S A N D G E N T L E M E N E v a r y t h ln g F i r s t C la s s Short O rd e rs At A ll Houra Prompt. Clean Service '» Meal Tickets aro Sold ot Reduced Rotes . » W »W W * ..* »»»* DAINTY NEW OXFORD STYLES We have a complete stock just in of ull the newest PATRICIAN Styles for Spring and Summer ... Patriciun stands for all that is excellent in --------------W O M E N ’S ^ O O T - W E A R ^ Jt is the world's standard of exellence and durability, and hns woa for itself an enviable reputation by its perfect At, its style and jta « « r v h^bllty It is n PER rC T SHQE~nt tlie R »ih t -Pricc7- r and the most SERVICEABLE SHOE at any PRICE. Its superior New York. London, Paris, and Berlin.-tho Ureal .fashion ccnterii Of the world, puy tribute to “ PATRICIAN” ns the acknowl­ edged leader in dictating foot fashions. buy p a t r ic ia n and g e t s a t is f a c t io n Low Cut, $3.50 and $4.00 The Maximum of Style at tho Mini­ mum of Price to the Wearer D. L. TH R A S H ER S a n f o r d r --------------- —----------------- ----------------------F l o r i d a . . 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ZSBI “ JS ofluoA Xj u o h îw naX PIBJJtl * U. ° i * 3 iBjaadg wavin svivi qnv oqsiao -I— 0 □ ■ . S P E C I A L A U C T I O N L O S A L E T SANFORD HEIGHTS—TOWN • ^ _, i • -- £•* t • I ^ Beautiful Orange Grove Additionf an elevation overlooking Greater Sanford from the South. This Choice Residence property, fronting on Park Avenue is laid-out into-Large L G t^ ^e-S^ecta-^Tj^AI-IeyDreJHl is ba'mg sold to the best citizens of San­ ford tor homes. New homes going up. Sidewalks being laid, Electric Light line now on the property and other improvements to follow. The Highest Altitude around the city. The only Hfgh: Class Residence property available at such Low Prices and on Easy Term s. Look it over at once— buy one or a block of lots for home or speculation befor all the best lots are sold. You can not make a mistake— Sanford is gFowing greater every day. Buy wljere values will increase rapidly. If you own a farm around Sanford buy a home for the family on the Heights near unto Churches. Schools and business. Free from Mosquitoes and Malaria. Surrounded by tbe best environments. One block from car line. Enjoy the pleasures of city conveniences combined with the purity of country air. _ _____ Select SANFORD Your Lots at O n ce H EIG H TS and See Us Before it. is T o o IMPROVEMENT Late _____j__ COMPANY - ___J _____ ____________ J . H . R A G S D A L E , M g r . ^ o r M a r k s ’...R e a l E i t a i e C o . _ m__ _ Office on First Street m □□□□nnnm r rara fi ra m P M ■ H O B ia ffl a OIVUHU QH0JNV8 JU1 1131*c Xjoujqaj . î J______ — ' T’ ;t'Y: Sanford, Florida 3 â ](M M 2 1 I1 [È ô ][ n ] P D D Ü O D D D G 44 �------- --- ■ - —— ■ 1- 1 The W edn esday CJuh ** ) There was n fine attendance o f Uie dub Wednesday afternoon. The program promised to be o f unusual interest to the students o f V irginia history, refreshing the mind o f the forgotten beginnings o f While our state is full o f prospective joumnlism and literatures, in thosa far set tic i and o f people who are earnestly ._ . . , , , •eekli 4 iufonxuttlo.1 ns to the a d v a n c e s « w y times, when Am erica w M n a w . aud the cblonlltl/were btny planting to be offered them here, w e believe it is seeds o f progress, from which wa are the duty o f the state press to moke some reaping stich luxurious harvests today. facts la this connection so plain that even "T h e Romance o f Journalism” , read by the hasty and Inoxpericncod may learn ! ! Is going to have on dis­ Miss Tetherly, was short,'but comprshanvaluable lesson. It w ill be to our advan­ play in nett few days sive history, w ith dates, o f the first news­ ta ge ns little as to theirs that even 's papers o f colonial times and Virginia, in the finest line of minority o f these . seekers after the successive order o f their publication home should be disappointed In their nnd short «ketches of- the editors. The hopes or should fa ll to realise that all o f article also gave the names o f soma o f us d sire to do what we inay towards the earliest writers, and the number o f poind ig them the right way. newspapers, belonging ' to the century In t to first place, the price they pay for that ever hit Sanford and club of American newspapers, which have their inds is not important unless it be like everything else I sell passed their one hundredth birthday. unree onable. V ery "slight inquiry, will will have the prices such "John Esten Cook", lawyer and novelist show slather the particular tract inspect­ who attained tom e prominence among as Sanford people have ed l i t fared at an exorbitant price— all the sonthern authors, was born in Virginia. not had heretofore. I poopl In the neighborhood never combine This sketch with a short description of to rai e prices unreasonably high and all have just closed a deal'on his home itnd life, and the names o f Us the la .ds in Florida are cheap by com­ marks, was read by Mrs. L. R. Phillips, part* u when their possible producU are In Mrs. Dunn's absence. oonsii.irod. Miss Guild read the sketch o f "Phillip Next, the experienced observer knows i'endletown Cook, one o f the sweetest that tue subsoil is o f more importance . . .. . . than the soli. Poor land that l i #clections from his best known lyrics. with • lay can be made as rich as we like, Phillip Pendletown Cook, wss a brother but n h land with n subsoil of quicksand o f John Esten Cook. Tha club was or other impracticable material witl soon pleased to have as a visitor, Mrs. M. L bccoa e poor and can not be restored. Flunner, from Indianapolis, Ind., a dlsLook.. ¡lu z tha subsoil iu n ilu lli',. tingutfttwKt-Tfu.tef,' who ( mmc Dit-Enviahfe ; ;'-33ie -^largest a n d --".m o s t; reputation in th irh e r life-w o rk .' both at for In nsportatioiT. Land that* is conve­ home and broad, where she gavo readings ;; complete line of Candies nient ,o a railroad or a navigable stream in Berlin last year. Mrs, Planner, kindly T made in the United States. it wall worth a 'fa n c y ' price," but lands so gave several delightful selections, for the A s soon as 1 get this line s itu a i«! can easily be found that do not entertalnmeut o f the club. “ W hy chry­ of Candies in, 'Stockton’s' bear « ven an adequate price. The truth santhemums are ragged", a sweet little is tha we have so m udi land in Florida Store will b£ headquarters Japanese legend and a beautiful setting, as cori pared w it h tite - d e m a n d that it-Is for 4i Una mora l-pointing out thnan rrirn alway cheap unless the buyer Is IndllTeF^ virtues, contentment qpd cheerfulness, ent or careless a t to what he pays. which (ho world still needs to learn to­ The purchaser should moke sure that day. he hs- or soon w ill have congenial com"Its Quite True", by Hons Christian panlo '^hip. The propensity to get toPlease remember i have Andersen, making a homely domestic ap­ gethei may seem selfish, but this is a always in stock a firstplication o f the two almost universal state *.'f magnificent distances and many sios, gossip anil exageralion. accredited class line of the very advae ages are to be secured by coopera­ to the human family. choicest tion. If the man who intends to buy “ Wished I was a b o y "a little tom boy’s strawhsrries settled among orange groves and quaint regret, that she could not enjoy he inhiht find it very difficult to secure I can cheerfully say to the all the freedom and fun o f her brother. the nt sJed labor to save his crop, while public I have the most "Th e Buzzards’! git you” was the amonj others o f a like mind he Would gruesome fate, o colored mammy predicted sanitary market in San­ find the labor congrcguted. would overtake l^cr little plcaninnys if ford, I have no screens to We need very little land in Florida to he did not mind her. catch dust, spider webs, secure the best results In cash promts. The two lost selections ore Original and The e ample lately quoted from Hastings etc., having Electric Fans, were chanplngty rendered. Mrs. Flanner’s sbouli point the moral; Mr. Dopant plant­ keeps away all flies, dust, pleasing manner and attractive personal­ ed povitoes in January, 1010, harvested ity, captivates her whole audience "ca etc,. them in A pril n n j planted tha same masse” , and site easily sways them at groun- immediately tp corn. A fter the her will. The club thoroughly enjoyed i crop o f hay and after the (he rare treat ufTunJod thorn by this gifted hay bo planted again to potatoes, which Indy and unite in regretting that her In charge of the meat were harvested in January, 1911. 01 stay in Sanford w ill be so short • department can serve you course. Iands£ subjected to such Intensive Following is the program tor February proces.es must be fertilized but the profto any particular want. 80 l . its als i uru intensive and every acre is CURRENT EVENTS multli liod in effect because our climate Ten Minutes with Foreign Powers. Miss permi t o f continuous crops. A few acres Gertrude S|icer, , well c dtlvated Will give better returns in Happenings in Our Island Possessions, ■none* than large tracts for which labor Mrs. Barnes. is loci lug. It is easy to make a living in Present Conditions in the Canal Zone, Florid i while n grove is growing and if Mrs. E. W. D. Dunn. oranges are looked upon with apprehen­ 100 dozen Best Maine Paok Corn The United States. sion 1*. should he remembered that pecan* 25o at 2 cans for ( a ) Doings of Congress, Miss Alice iv e riot hurt by frost. Tltherley. * 75 dozen Extra Sifted Peas, coo 13c ( b ) General News, Mrs. A . D. Key. 100 “ Campbells Oat Soup 3 ( c ) Florida News. State and Local, cans fo r........... .................... 25o Mrs. J. N. Whitner. 80 dozen Campbells 2-lb. Baked Roll call. Beans, c a n . . . _________ •_........ 10c Tw o minutes sketches o f the person or 1000 1-lb. Cans Coffee 30 cents, subject in whom or in which I am now at Stockums par c a n .:....... 25c most interested. NEW STORE A. curiously large number o f those of our old cus­ tomers who were gotten awajc from us by the in­ ducements of the so called “ cheap goods” “ Just as good as Mapes,” are coming back to us this season to have their groves an^l fields restored. -;The Mapes Fertilizers are evidently considered a re fu g r la extremity when help Is needed and hope almost gone. You certainly get the benefits of over th irty years cxperlrnr.r In Florida and over firty years In the manufacture o r fe r t i­ lizers generally. If we cannot help you the case Is Indeed hopeless. ‘t *:• J. -R, W; 3. TH IG P E N & CO M PAN Y ACENT8 General Fire Insurance Offlo# with HOLDEN R E A L ESTATE CO. S a n fo rd . - . L E A D IN G - - M E N ’S F lo r id a STORE W e announce with pleasure the a rriv a l of the ’ and NEW S P R IN G A N D SUM M ER LINE -FROM - The City Tailors * • . • Finest Clothes to M e a s u re and sincerely believe that it will be to your interest to inspect the line be fore placing your order for your N ew In my Grocery De­ partment I have a few Specials for the next f e w . D a y s . 1» Kofiwtoue of s resolution adopt' the Ministerial Association n was an­ nounced in the churches last Sunday that beginning with next Sunday the hour for Agent Tysen, JA C K S O N V IL L E ,' FLO R ID A Sweets. $ ______ The monthly meeting o f the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will be held In the church, Mon­ day afternoon. February fltb, at 3 o'clock. The annual election o f officers will take place; and every member o f the society will be expected to be present ' ' Many growers are now beginning to see clearly what we have been suggesting for some time, theymight expect to have happen from the continuad* use of the Acid Phosphate (rock ) goods. Red : Band < Brand Candies Patronize Home Talent—I - Where seems to^be great dissatisfaction throughout the State generally as to the results obtained Trbnr most of the fertilizers used last season. CANDIES : J .L . M O R I S O N •*** The Mapes Complete Manures ii Stockton’s Florida Western Meats f • i u n n i n n ‘ 1....... ~ ...................... ................................................................ Suit. The assortment is most com­ plete, containing many fabrics and . novelties not to be found elsewhere. - A n early call will be appreciated. D. L. T H R A S H E R Phone SANFORD 10-1 10-bbls. Best Florida Syrup, per g a llo n .................................. 60c This Syrup is in a class L by itself, try it if you like I good syrup and be con­ vinced of what I say, 'M rTtaiiirSpiccs and cjF tracts arc only of- highest. ;. quality-— A trial order- of these goods will bring you back.................................. - Tha/WM» nlgyt se^Irr snriWgdagds^JLJix the can Fruit goods I " evening prayer mooting would be chang- *. ------- ~ * - . ! believe 1 can give you the ed from 7 o'clock to 7:30. After, hearing best fruit for your money objections by pastor interested, to chang­ ing the hour a t so early a date, the min­ you will find anywhere in isterial Association at its meeting Mon­ Sanford. My lin e of 25c day reoanikUwJLlh® n u tter and it was * i_ per can, fruits can’t be resolved to oonUnue the Sabbath even ­ < ’ beat, in this line I can ing'service at 7 o'clock until further an­ give you most any fruit nouncement and leave the hour fur the prayer meeting service to be fixed by you call for, . Best Fertilized On Earth G. R. CALHOUN FIRST CLASS CRATE M A T E R IA LS . Sanford. B. J A S. “L A W S O N S ta tio n e ry Periodicals c ig a r s ^ T T öbäcco C O L D and H O T D R IN K S ________ FI ---------- IC E C R E A M Wholesale and Retail SAN FO R D . F L O R ID A PH O N E 10» each ohurch. Use The Telephone Book The Sanford Herald has Just issued an attractive telephone directory for the San. ford Telephone C o, and every one should call by numbers. The bane o f the ex­ change girls fife i s . the habit o f calling for names instead o f numbers * and this ebotiabed-aaw-tiiat evarysubsaiber has been supplied with a book. A lw ays call by numbers. You w ill get a Inore prompt reply because the exchange must take the time to look up the num­ ber for you. For O il and Gaiolinc, and will in the future be in shape to serve you with [ better price than ever, my ;; price for Gasoline will be 20c per gallon, 5 gallons O i l' for 65t. ; ] *Yours for Û’ûsinoss S T A R T R IG H T W e B U Y , S E L L . E X C H A N G E and care for la n d s , im­ proved with buildings and unimproved lands. Lands for col­ onization all fenced and under cultivation T O D A Y . Remember, especially we offer on easy terms 5 and 10 A C R E T R A C T S :: R. G. STOCKTON : ~ Forest City Land Agency ! ................................................ .... Forest City, Fla. �O H•. I- *’ fltV r February j ANNOUNCEM ENTS 1 Aft++++++-{*«+4*+♦♦♦+♦<*♦♦+♦+* In The Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit O range County, t lorldn In Cliuhcery - I C. M. HAM ILTON DENTIST T. LipplocnU. Com' ' plulnuny , *■ Ifoom 13 Fico Dtiitdinc fo r M ayor r j , v ■< _ >Noli™ oi s «lr timW i y friend» 1 have ‘ t .V i Ck."er* » i 5 ? n ° f » « I t i w of forcrUnnrr Pitone 355 the e « m « t solldiatlon, ,o;f„or inylor Shrrn, IWffnctanisJ for the pert­ nied to annownco my candidacy i untler And by virtue of a d ffm * of fomlosura M*>ur tl »’rimary l° t * e s of «tip * «of Sanford «— ------" (l I ,hP and tale, made and entered in the above »taint E l * November. Rff[vy.t, u||y rS¥f**ODJ he íu^,., lT^.nl,, dar January. A 0.. ■ Ifil^ T J tg e o fa b le Minor S. Jnm-». Judge of thr ~ W T i . UNDERWOOD. tiT O lip b u rT for Hir. S rV ^ R -ja m d a rx irrn tt- of ttiobUte of Florida, in and for Urnnae County, In DENTIST chancery. In a cause therein pending, »herein fJ r,c i r T - '•l,Pl’ lnr"t.t wa» Complninum anil Eddy h.Sheranml Flora Taylor Shrrn were Kriiroridriiis, OfTicc: I h n e » B ldg. o v o r W o o d r u ff« S t ö r « 1 »holt «11 nt public outcry to the highest nnd ■"’** bidder, for ea«h .jit the front door of tlie Court SANFORD. FLORIDA Ilouie In the City o f Orlando. Orange County. State of Fhrrbln. during the b-gnl houfe of «tie, nn Monday. March Oth. A. ft . 1011. the i»m r hclng the lentil »ales day. the following deerrtbed real estate. situated, lying and being In the County of Orange and State of Florida. inure paillettlarly deacrlbed a» follows, tiewlt DENTIST The North BM acre« of the West l> of the Norlhwe»t iiuarler of the Norlhwrsi uunrter oi Section J ln ,T.?1 *iniN|P T.wen,y 120) South of Range Thlrty- Wolltorn Block Phons 19 DR. R. M. MASON SHIPPERS OF Fionda Fruits S n n ford , F lo rid a DR. City e le c tio n N o tice for City Clerk, T rea su rer and A s s e s s o r I announce my»elf a cnndldatB for tha olii™ of Clerk Treasurer and Aweaaof. A citixen of San. i . . . ..... I » >»In ln nt» » IN N II 1 hrai/ix 'im fir t l v«*lv krd, continuously 1B80.1 have lu been actively ienilhnl with her every Interest. That I am com­ m ent » nd ran serve acceptably os Clerk Treas‘ r „ j Auessor 1 have no misgivings. Intim óle îrmisloiance with the history, progress and r. high aroushilance sbnicflh? Sanford of today give me good form nnd fftaess to be useful In substantial ways, along with ud »side from the duties of office in PUfhlngSan- faitFi car of pru4tr»?it. C. H. L6F FLEK. # 14>jr**■■+*■*■•*■*‘■0 •PM'M’MJFJr*# wr r r * In accordance with the revised ordinance» of the city of Sanford, -Un., lu-rrliy call n f»c general i i • •I in., > ¡ ' j vu n »« 11ar■h i elei'Itlon ¡fill l«t L.1___ __ 7.. . to lbbe I..1,1 held nn on Monday. February Oth. I.ISi m il, efor the purpose nf electing Mayor to serve for one year Three Ll| Aldermen to srrvelor two year» Clerk, freniurcr and A»*e»sor to serve hr one year. Mirrshnl and Ctrileeinr to serve for one year. I lierehy appoint T. S. DavU, Tim Keane and E. W. D, Dunn u» Inspector* and 11. C. IhiBoie a» clerk of anirt election — -- , ■ , ___ _. IV/IIIng place to la- In city building, t’ alm rilo nvanue. Poll» o|n-n at H a. in. nnd close nt sundown Given undrr my hand and seal this Itlth day of Jttmmrrrltt I h--------------- FORKKST LAKE,—— 23-4 tc F o r M a rsh al. Mayor. General Insurance Agents W. E. P HOUSHOLDER * DENTIST SANFORD, FLORIDA Room» 2S. 2T‘nT flfM :P »(W -O M r~ *","'f*fwww 41 S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . DICKINSON & DICKINSON M lsin n yi at la w R oupies B uukJJliliL____ S a n ford , F lorid a Peoples Bank of Sanford7"FIorida C A P IT A L $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 I annuun« ray candidacy for re-election as Mnr1 propose to make the ra n i solely on my N o tic e o f F lection I »m not thr candidate of any clique 1 snpta«» o i tM VOtm PP TOjrjnrrttw Tófloddo wV lh e t 'iha'snle of inlnik-nfing l i r ^ - - - - ^ ^ r o B T g o p A T H f O Tr-1— - * Rrspretfully','1“ ilors. wines and berte shn M V lvfwtd*kts»HTitHange n tv b iciga rouniy, Florida . ------- — ____ . GREEN W. SMITH. Pursuant to nn onler. Issued by the Donni of ÜRiec Garncr-Wootlfufl Building G-iOniy tVimmlsMxm-r* *4»tIf.mü. county,. I luiklu. M arshal and C o lle c to r. The O NLY bank in Sanford that INSURES EVERY D O LLA R * DE­ POSITED A G A IN S T LOSS from any arid all causes* *. v - * *:" : .. - *ReFtd«nce 619 Muffitoli« Avoifua— ï_. - Office Hours: 9 to 12: ^ to G Otljcr lioura. by appointment I hereby announ« my candidacy tor the office of Martha) nnd I'nlfretor for Sanfold at the coming rityelectwn Respectfully, , W. A. TlLLtS; * S a n fo r d SANFORD LODGES TH E J. D. PARKER, Prop / ----------- P lio m lx L od g e No. S. K. o f P. Mem tn-otid snd fourth Tuesduys. Visiting knight:, alwnft wr!come.' I1. £. Hutchinson, C C. trill S t rank. K. R. and S. Sanford Lodge, No 6 2 , f . k. A. M *. , G. W. Siwncer. Mnster; J. C. Ensmlnger. Se< tsry. Communication every first and third Thu ; . » ! si TCt'J p ijj. Visiting brothers wrlcoiae. kotlcc ol Application For Tax Deed Lintel Section 8 o f Chapter 4888, Lanx oT Florida Nolle* i> liassliy givta Mutt W. Ii. and S M frentti •( Ruoivgje n m i., purchaser» of Tn* Certifintr« Nos 4AI aad 4.13 dated tile 3rd. day of Jim* A D 1007. have gird said eertlllcate in my attce.ji),! have mad* application for In s Ui-.il to Uiue In «rtHjrdancc with law. Said certificates rmbraiL-1!u- following described protirrty siluntrd la Orange County, FlorUla. to-wlt: Cert 433—I jiis 2Ulu ,;to IHk, 0. Mill-hell's Survey o L .L e v y Grant Cert I j j Luts 42 to 40. lllk. D, Mitchells Survry of"levii Levy Grant. Great. ‘ aid land bind being assessed at the dale of the Tile laid _______ luunuir of such certificates In tlie itnitie o ft ln known Owner. Unlm inld Certificate shall t>e redeemed nccording lu law, Tai lived will Issue Ihernm on the Wth. ds)- of Fattruary, A D tWll. VVitmi, my official signature nnd seal this the 13th 4«) of January, A. 0. ¡till. 11 M. RoeitOion. Hirk Circuit Court. Orango County, Florida. 22-4c Ily M. A. Howard, D.' C. Notice of A p p lica tion F o r T a x Deed I'ntlcr S ection P, O f C h a p ter 4888 Law» o f Florid a y Rrurm unti tkmnl $1.90 T ._ ATTORNEY R a to by W tdboru B lock tho W eek ‘ ' Henry McLaulin C. H. DINGEE / H E A V Y H A U L IN G A N D C O N T R A C T IN G NUTAlt V punuc Shoe Repairing By Machinery O H ire in -C ity H ull Jo s e p h i n e Will o|ren s cits* for teschiag the M S. T. T A Y L O R Tailor System February 1st. of Drost TE LE PH O N E 293. Cutting Quicker, Neater and Better than the Old Way Just Try Me and See Same Man but New Location No. 113 W . I irst Street, Next Door to W oodru ff’s Store Yowrdt Buildiag SANFORD, J. V . R. P A G E '* AND B la c k s m lt h ln g a n d H o r a o ih o o ln g JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Plumbing and Gas Fi t t i ng A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention LIV ER Y, F E E D and SALES STA BLE ' Horses and Mulos Bought and Exchanged L. G. STRINGFEL^UW adam e ALL GOODS GUARANTEED HAND B R O TH ER S H a fn o a s a n d W a g o n s E lffin und W u lllia m W in c h e s Y o w o l i B u ild in g Drink a Bottle of Phono 9 2 3 FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS L. H. T E M P L E 4 IU N I ' JACKSONVILLE t l ORAL Phone ICO. CO M PAN Y lit tl and Oak Avc. Sireeial LUIeriuff in Kerne. Floral Detiiffns Ur Order. S an ford, Florid a G IN G E R A L E OR S O P ftW Manufactured with pure distilled wuter— tlre>* will prevent illness, aid T -2 IC I0 :ir------ ------ ----------------- ---------- *------- w ADE, THE TUNER, PH O NE O R LA N D O . ^ .;. .<. v V V V 4- FIR S T N A TIO N A L BANK NO. 4 0 . : FLO R ID A ‘-«4w - »igpr.gm .MkKTWWT-I^-r ( O F SA N FO R D , F L A . on ?_ ,** ~ v V 4- 4- •>* v v ! Sanford Library S AND _ m— P i H , WA H P . P r a a ld tlk t f . P . P O H S T E R , ashlar 4- - | — - Safety Dopoalt Boxes for Rent O R G A N IZ E D 18B7 ‘ , * .---------------- ----- ■ T H E M. & R. S TO R E % Upstairs,-Pico Block And ICE CREAM PARLOR C. W . R O S E csdAysAlP.ü.ü FLORIDA _______ ■■ - i; Free Reading Room 1 ! I ROOM 20 SANFORD, O E O . f c r n a l o , V ie e -P r e a . 'B .’ P . W H IT It B R , A * « t . C a a h l a t Only National Bank In Orange County Funds Protoctcd by Burglary Insurance -------- --------------- The B y - L o - H o t e l ^ : difft-htfo/i and give you honlth The Sanford Coca cola Bottling Co^Sanford, Pta W a d e W i l l P a y P h o n o T o ll R lV O g rrm ln u O r d o r a á í M í s a anïïM f te s a S îH s a FLORIDA . Manicuring Hair Dressing Sliampoolng SUNDRIES I c f f u l N otlC C NotiiT ls In retry givru (Irai Ihe uiulcrslgned bave -JMngu.y pointr.t nntj ijjillf fn j l,y thè Unitivi Circuit Court fur thè Southern' Ulgtrlct ol Ohlo.\untan» Dltruiàà. In Ctuity case No 0873 tLere.,1, ais ibv thè United States Circuit Court l»r JMaovthern Districi of Florida In E*iulty tate No. {¿«th . r^g. n* retTÌver» of The Florida Land and -Ucjiu_u,uit ComPony, a ciaporatlon organim i S™*f thè of BUUC thè state ----» lavrs VP WIC Ul Wof IIIVOtrio Ofl AH -ueraout. Bruì» « corporation» Indebted to raid cutupan y »r<reiutrol tu make immediate paytmnl. and ---- —all ” *9***» are notlfloil tb present their claims duly H r p 'e J t W In the updrriigm d lor allowance on w before July 1,1911. as per order o f ruoti. IUÌ1N C. ANDREWS, o , FRANK B. CKA'MEM. *,“ * * ' * « » o< The Florida Land A De vrloproenl C a 1 “J- Catslil. A liy.. 51,1,1n E Budding.* . l * * * »»dTuseph C, Smith. A lly » , f i l m Johnston Building. „ CiadansU. Ohio. Z2 -0 t* » 1-61 S an ford , F lo Residances. Sardunl und Svlvan Lake Pickurd'a rintul-Pnintad Cltinu ijttrlmm's Storllnff Silver Koffer*' Pliited Wnre lì MAirBusiMsPtui.lv ' Executrix. > ATTO RNEY ANILCOUNSEIXOR A T -L A W • * M Y SPECIALTIES BICYCLES ^ -01ÏJSi«Xôûûly-----------------------_ ..creby given, to all whom U may eon8th day of February. A . D. H ill. L y 1 N W y to the Hi,humble WUllam Martin. Court, as Judge cf Proliaie. for my LAW i Late Stale Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit af Fioriila . , JEWELER and Boat Efforts Smwh tt lierehy given that I*. R. Haynes, of Kt*oi*Ul?. Tennessee, purchase) of Tas Certificates Opposite City Hall Phone 230 named below, has filed said certificates In my «mice snd has made application lor ttkx deeds to Imu* hi luvordnncr with law. Said certificates cmtaaivibe following dev ribed {«opetty situated V* V V V V V V V V V V V W V V V V V V W U V V M W V V V In Oricgr Oounty, Florida, to-wlt: Cert. 4.34 ■ 4 »ledj„u«3, )»0 7 -L *W »3 4 to 37 and Lot 38 (leti Bn on E side) Bik, I). Mlthcll's Survey uf JevyCranL Assessed In Uie name o f Unknown *» Owner 25 BICYCLES Cert. No 466, dated June 3. 1 0 0 7 - U l 04 Blk, a Mlti hell's Survey of Levy Grant, nswtsed In FROM M M UF TO 31». FOR NLW tntagjnnul Unknown _ _ _• Bus m Phan* »7 Cert. No. 467. date.1 June 3,1007—Lata 08 to SHANIBARGCR i i . fit*, U.. Mitchell'i Survey of Levy Grant, ns- wwsed -i ttw name of Unknown Owner — ----- " * ---- — ORLANDO.----------------- F LO R ID A — . -ftjrt, Nn 4»0, dated June 3, 1007—Lola 70 to ----Jo* lb*- U. MUoheli e -K ttrvy-al-L evy Grant, -aa* w i i M m w w w m w w w s w w **W*d In the nameof Unknown Owner. Uiltvs said ccrUDcates sliall lie redeemed nfiswdlng io law, tm deeds will Issue thereon on laeU in dayol February A. D. 11)11. nln. ts my official signature nnd seal this the 13lb day of January A. O 1011. H M KdDtNSUN Clerk olCirruit Court. Oranga County, Florida. *2 4c By M. A. Howard D C. In Cauri of County Judge, Stato of Florida at t 1THOMAS EMMET WILSÔN ' . C O U NSELLO R H. E. TO LAR Casbior P rn c tic e in S ln te nnd F e d e ra l C ou rt« Per Dny. £ Munì». Sire. S p o c la l and Accurate Service Safety Deposit Boxes for rent M. M. SMITH. H. R. STEVENS. Frcdident y ic « - l’ re«^tlpiH GEO. A. DeCOTFES » IP o lIfe S erylce_ FQUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Depoeits I’raeth-r* In State and Fndoral Courts . r . tl. C., C ele ry C ity A e rie IR S 3 kln tln*’ . first and third Tuesdays In every month Halt In Hi llwrne lllock. third floor. SA N FO R D and will upprcciatc your patronage A TTO R N E Y -A T -LA W trmlnalc C hapter No. 2 , O rd e r t a a lc r n S ta r Hmis every second and fourth Friday in month. Ettry 9*'* who bus seen Ills Star Iff the East ate mrdially invitad to visit the ehttmer. A Lift E. Kumnns, Sec'y. BANK O F .* ----------- OFFERS ----------Prompt Service ANDEW JOHNSON Sditlord L od ge N o .-2 7 ,1. 0 . O. f . nl 7:311 p. m „ over Imperial Thtstre W. S. IlMJtwtN, Sec‘ y. PEOPLES F lo r id a Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m S tra n g e rs W elcome Ice Cream F urn ish ed in P in ts, Q u a rts and G u lia^ s Stationery, Confectionery and Periodicals of all Kinds . 104 F irst S tr e e t oia P d ito rn crB u rr �Oar Tenu of Sale on 5 A c ru Shipment* of Celery from San­ ford to date Crate« Y ear 1E99 160 16 1 16 2 16 <3 16 4 is * ,- . . »V ' JEÉ-' 1,100 8,200 Year 1005 1000 11,000 1007 1008 21,200 34,000 63.660 1000 Crates 61,600 123.958 181,708 330.000 475.000 \ Vaaaeaslon given on payment nt m j Untane«. 610 moauur. monthly. Ï 3 Fhnrtoi artet Ian wail fuarant«£ Ten per cent djtomjnt Ji»count fo for i caih n deferred No Interest on deferred p payment* We pey taxe« until derelopment bwin. nn0 « »O Om .d i - .V C Tirw - T 1T"ttat. We ¿ivi SO.0 C . r e d par m enu Inirate of tick nr„. We alvo tree deed In cate o| draih' „ _ contract . i Sanford Money- TITLE BOND «, GUARANTEE CO. Yearly average Increase 118.3% Our_Polley_r Conaarvatlam , R eliability, Progreaalvaneaa and Courteoua Traatm ant Volum « 2 Number 1 SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A , FE B R U A R Y 3, 1911 $25 down-that’s all □ □ □ □ □ □ □ ! B Q i a a H ' Q i® □ i m w s n n n n n n n $10monthiy-n.,^, T H E L E T T U C E CROP Sanford Vegetable Growers Are Making Large Profits Season. _ on T h e ir JLettuoe Crop I H s nothing unusual to hear of single acres that net from $500 to $1200 per acre The other crops are bringing prices in proportion. The general outlook for Celery Delta Farmers, are brighter this very minute than they have been for m any seasons. Now is the Time for You to Buy „ ^ . . • One of our Vegetable Farms at $150 an an acre on our very easy system o f pay­ ments. The increased profits as shown this season by the growers will have a great ef* feet in increasing the price of land» and if you want to do business in the vegetable line in . Florida, - "You Had Better Purchase One of Our F^rms Before the price is increased by the natural.development o f this section and the attend­ ant success o f our growers. . ~i * - • * * t* , £ * Title Bond and Guarantee Companys* Farms are situated on original transportation, are well drained, the soil is excellent and the community is in a flourishing condition. Fourteen Families Have Moved to Monroe 1 " ■■ ■ ’ Sinc^w e put this division o f elery Farms on the market. W e are building new houses every day, breaking new land and planting crops of various kinds. This will have the effect of making all the land in that section more valuable. . Iff You Are Interested W rite to us about Florida Real Estate. W e have all kinds of land suitable for groves, chicken firms, winter homes and vegetable farms. Our Terms Are the Best Offered by A n y Firm in Sanford « . same quality, and the quality is such that it will produce ‘ else in the Celery Delta.------------------------------------- -----------;------------ ------------ -------- • anything that jvill tfrow anvwhcre We Give You Six Years In Which to Pay for Your Farm and Charge you no interest on the deferred payments. ------ ---------- -— W rite for Our Book Showing Our System of Irrigation and - .Vegetable Culture. It Is Free. -----T IT L E - BOND - & - G U A R A N TE E - CO M PANY, Sar ord, Florida, U. S. A. Inc. P . S .—W e have two small im proved places that,we will sell v e ry - reasonable. $25 ' * ■ down-that’s all fs T fA ifN p T fô lÎR lfD l H a n s c i B B i l -i ] $ 1 0 m o n t h l y - i t i t ' E * 1» �THÈ S A JN TO R D H E liA U ) I N S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living dumber 26 SANPORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY IO, 1911 M U NICIPAL& LECTIO N Caused Considerable Excltm ent All Day Monday. INTERfST CENTERED IN MAYOR Lake rinatly W on Out By M a lo r lty S e ven teen V o t e » of The city flection In Sanford is usually an exciting affair and this year was no ex­ ception to the rule. For the past six days or ever since Mayor Lake and the new alderman announced for office the political pot baa been boiling over. Several o f the candidates have been announced for i h r o w ^ t h M ^ ^ A f t ^ opto look as though there would be no op­ several position but at the last came out for office. Mayor Lake haa held this office for several terms and did not seem Inclined to take It again but his friends prevailed upon him to do sound this called for an outburst o f literature from the camp of W. IT. Underwood, his -opponent. On SANEORD TO WEKIWA SPRINGS ----------- •*- ’ For Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor: C. H. LEFFLER 95 M. W -U a V E L L 1%4 For Marshal and Collector G. W. SMITH 172 W. A . T H U S 119 * ■ * Romantic Marriage A very quiet, but an Interesting and even romantic marriage took’ pinae in our city last week when Miss Mattie Estelle Norwood, daughter o f Mrs. R. L. Norwood, became the bride o f Mr. Archie D. Roll o f Argents, Arkansas. .' It seems that the brother o f _Mlaa Nor­ wood ami Mr. Roll were special friends and room-mates in Arkansas. The groom, who arrivod a week previous to the mar- riage had not up to that time, niet the young lady. A bou t a year ago he fell in - love with her when he first saw her photograph, and requested the privilege of tending her a post card which led to a Correspondence and later to un en­ gagement. On Thursday last the marriage vows were taken nr the hnm« nf (be bride by Rev. J. W. Wlldtnan. The wedding march was played by Miss Gladys Gardner. The bride and groom accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. M. Norwood, left on the afternoon train for Jacksonville, St. Augustine and other points o f interest. After tome weeks traveling Mr. and Mrs. Roll w ill-b e a t heme in Arganta Arkansas. Lyceu m Nu m ber The management o f the Lyceum Course take pleasure In annnoundng that the next number on the course will be tlie famous Rounds Ladies Orchestra and Specialty Co. This Orchestra needs no Introduction to an Am erican audience, as they havo been before the public (or a number o f years, and have been every where received with delight. The entertainment w ill be given In the High School auditorium on tlonday Feb., 13th. at 8JO n. m. Tickets are . on W a r j; & . X J t t & C •chool children 35 cents, others 50 cents. Hava seats reserved early. Good Iron Beds from $2.60 up. W illUm » I* Miltecr. 21-tf T • omnüe ■ * "■-' ■ ■ *• Fine B o a t S e rv ic e H a » Barn Inaugur­ Said l o Be One of* .. a ted This W eek. %N e w Contestants Entering the Sanford people now have an opportuni­ S ou th lan d ; .* ty to spend the day at Weklwa Springs Pian o Contest Every day ns a fine boat service has now been 1.023 MU* Maude Harrt*. 27.000 1M in Lucille Richard!....................... inaugurated. The boat has been at the Mts* Jru le Stumon. 1,000 Irtsir Stumon........................ 12.S7S MU* Helen Rowland................ , . i . 1,000 Mia* Gladys Cardoer. ........ ..... Mr*. Mate! JuhntoO. . . .. 7.023 city dock for several days and on Tues­ .... 7,000 S an ford V eg eta b les M ake a G reat HU . x.000 out or row* day night a large party was( taken down f f l S W i » : : : :__: : : : : : : . A m ong th e Florida T h ro n g o f Utili School . . , , . . . ; . . _____ 2.223 the river through the courtesy of Copt, MIm Kate U n d e rw o o d ..............: .......... 3.200 2.125 Ml** Florenee E. Kinney, Oveido............ V is ito rs M in Mnte U on » r d f ................. j . . . : ....... 2.000 Cameron Clly Church.............................. - 2d}23 V ol Thomas. Mr* Kannte Munion................... 2,000 Mr*. Addle Koblnaon Renova........... ....... 1,523 The Orange County-Fair, “ the : greatest 1.500 Minnie E. Armitrnni. Orlando ............. 1.500 The boat Is a twin screw, built for the Mr*. J. B. Siryker......................... : ......... on earth," threw open its doors on Tues­ rlverj w v i c e and 1» one o f the finest ever To say that each contestant and friends have been busy la expressing it mildly day of thls.weck.nnd those who have-been put in commission. It will hold over p n d even the County Fair at Orlando has not attracted attention from the Herald’s forty passengers and is ponstructed with Contest which Is one o f the greatest ever pulled *off. Great rivalry exists among there stme^that no better displays were an upper deck which gives the passengers contestants and friends permeated with uho. greatest good will and friendship each over exhibited in a Southern county folr. a fine view o f the river. There Is no vicing to gain first place. A ten year subscription would hnvo placed any of the - The opening day was marked iTy a big uutuaiobile parade lit whtch.-Sjin/ord took trip in Florida more picturesque than the contestants occupying other thnn first place at the top notch laAt week. ,lt is dan­ a most prominent pan , about tw enty-five winding W eklwa and the new service gerous to hold your subscriptions back for as in a horse race people like tn boost the iduld be well patronized by Sanford peo­ winner. It .behooves each contestant to’ gain first place and keep It from now orr curs bearing the legend o f* “ Lucky San­ ford," took part. Hon. J. F. Whltner ntndo ple and the tourist. Eoch citizen In Orange County should send in for at least one years’s subscription. n most able address which will be 'pub­ W eklwa Springs Is’ one of the South’s Gain one o f the elegant prizes offered to those who can hustle and prove themselves lished in next week's issue. Hon. W.- L . . roost famous reso/ts and a trip to the worthy citizens o f Orange County. Send them In to tho Contest Manager % HeraldPalmer also made nn ndditsB that was springs always prove n most delightful Tile winner will not only get a $400 instrument but Will bo recognized as the given marked aticntlon. ~ ; outing. The first trip will be rnude on most popular young lady In Orange county, and also be recognized as an organizer The races, ixtlo'gamcs, tho racing os­ Sunday leaving the city dock at 7:30 a. and leader worthy b f esteem, and w Hobc advice will be sought niter in Sanford’s trich and other attractions were fine, and ro., and returning n( 9 p. tn. Every one future welfare. Watch the list grow nnd remember "Procrastination Is the thief of a large crowd has been in attendance is assured o f a good trip as the boat Is li/no." Tho Sanford Herald has been the medium through which Sanford has gained every day. ^ in cl larged o f Copt., Thomas and the publicity throughout the Northern Stales tmd has brought*to 'jourrefTTthe tourist, A dextiprivc n w w m nf the fa ir will be im n iin cry-fry cnglneei d auseo - assuring »peculator,- homesceker. and desirable citiasns,— Yau-ara reaping Iha.results.by _inr g lv e rfitT neirt w eek'-» ed ltlon \ — the passengers of every com fort' anil creased real estate valuation. Can you increase your own Interest better than by »< " T II' safety. Every one that can, make this sending in for a ten year’s subscription to The HeraldT trljrshould do so as the n cw scrvtce wilt “ Every business man knows It means li)€ per ceniTto hls'bualhesa nnd no where prove o f great benefit to Sanford in every else will he get such returns. In addition you are helping some worthy young woman way. to gain a handsome Piund. These young women urc worthy this honor and you owe W ill Be One Of Th e S ocia l Events o f EXHIBITS ARE Of A HIGH ORDER Monday-« hs kaeM ot in taraU .W iU L .m aab fested In the event and the candidates and the henchmen worked all day. __ MflyorJ-nke won out In the race for mayor over W . H. Underwood by J7 votes. Harry Ward, S. Runge and J.D. Ddvlson * * B asket Dinner at M o n ro e received the most votea for Aldermen. M. W. Lovell w ill be the next Clerk and On Sunday last a congenial crowd had a basket dinner at Monroe Park and pass­ Green Smith the Marshall. ed a pleasant lime. Among those present The vote was as follows: were the following: For Mayor. J. W . Dunlap and wife, Kansas; E. C. Beecher and wifq, Ohio; Edgar E. Brown FORREST L A K E 157 and wife. Indiana; E. M. Evans and wife, W. H. UNDERWOOD HO Colorado; J. F. Jones and wife, Mass.; Mrs. L. A. Hamlin, Mass.; J. M. Welker and wife, Ohio; H. A. Hill and wife, Kansas; For Alderm en Mrs. R. L. Starr, Ohio; E. M. Bevier and W. W. A B E R N A T H Y 124 wiip, Penn.;R. M. Warner and wife. Conn.; J. D. DAVISON 151 ’ ' H. G. Smith, Penn.; ‘ Dan Howard and F. L. M ILLER 123 Phillip Warner, Conn.; Mias E. Lewis* Miss.; Beulah Dunlap, Kansas; Rnymon S. RUNGE 147 ; Beecher, Ohio. „ ’ H. W AR D ICO F. L. WOODRUFF 146 INTEREST A T WHITE HEAT Volum e III High S ch ool N otes The county school board has consented to give Friday as a holiday to the school pupils to attend the County fair. The railroad has grouted a special rate. The school exhibits form un important part of the Fair. Monday we entered upon the second term of the year. No more holidays now until commencement. The play, "Toys Aw ake", given Tues­ day and Wednesday nights benefit of the High School library, was a success in every way. The next entertainment of this order will be “ Round’s Ladies Orchestra, on Feb, 13. This will be next to tit» last, and one o f the best o f the Lyceum course. Monday tbe Boys Debating Society Iteld its first regular meeting. Woman’s Suffrage being the subject o f debate. Both sides had fine arguments but the decision went to the negative. The Irving Literary Society wits enter­ tained at its Int meeting by Miss Bertha Adams, the director, In the play "Toys A w oke". ’* .v E 'll them support in winning tills Plano. You owe it to yourself. You owe it to your The S eason s editor. You are under obligations to maintain your city paper. '-W ith Increased Under tlie auspices of the Sanford circulationtmeans greater business to every merchant and real estate firm in San­ Hospital Association, the Ciiarity- Ball ford. It Is up to you to make Sanford through this contest the center of attraction will be given nt (ho Sanford House, Tues­ to all the tourists coming into Florida. W ill you do ItT % day, February 14th. Finns nnd preper, NEW SCHEDULE ntions arc being perfected to make it one For every subscription to the Sanford Herald votes will tie Issued' by the Contest of the most brilliant social functions o f Manager as follows: tbe season. Those who tinvc the ar­ 1/I'M Ass I *M EWal/H KlItK il'U fliVPga Nf.« M KIIILK t KILL fto -Iv**«V ■A TER MS rangements in hand, are working zealous­ 2.000 Vótes 1,000 Votes $ 2.00 • I Year ly to make it not o n l^ a social success, 5,000 Votes 3.000 -Votes $ 4.(10 2 Years hut a financial‘one/.for * a most worthy 5,000 Votes $ 0.00 10,000 Votes 3 Years 10,000 Voles cause, that of building u hospital in Snn- $IU.00 7 25,000 Voles 5 Years • 15,000 Votes 50,000 Votes $20.00 111 Years fo fl; Tim Ciflirity Bull will probably bo Write your name and address plainly, name your contestant, mull to the Contest established ns nn nnnunl .even t for tills Manager with money enclosed and votes wifi be given to the one you muhe. purpose. Coin patent eorfiiniUccs have appointed; and tha success of .the ball is ELEG AN T PRIZES OFFERED— OPEN TO A L L The following prizes are open to every citizen in Orange County ns well as tlie assured. Receiving, will be Mrs. J. N. Contestants. The person returning the greotest’ numbcr subscriptions to Mile Sanford WIillniT, Mrs. T. A. Neal. Mis. Geo. H. Herald, will receive the first prize, Tlie person returning tho second greatest number Ftirnald nnd Mrs R. Hotnrighous. Floor of subscriptions will receive ihtMMMMulgirizq irnd so on. On cadi one of the sub­ Committee, Mrs. T. A. Neal and Miss scriptions votes wilbbo Issued to your favoriteicontestant. This offer is to tho con Charlotte Keelor, Chairman of Decoration Committee. Mies A lice Caldwell, Refresh­ testqnts and oil wit) be swarded February 24th. ment Committee. Mrs. F v E. Rquipillui, FIRST PRIZE— ELEGANT J^JHKLSH Chairman; Mrs. W. J. Hill, Mrs. Frank Call and see this elegan f chair given by tno cnlerixlsiftg tlmi, Theo J. Miller & Willis Miller. Miss Alice Caldwell. Mrs. I). Son to manifest their interest in the Popularity Contest. Thro. J. Miller A Son corry full line of everything that makes homo attractive nnd dealers in Furniture, Car- J. Starling. Mrs. Alexander Vaughan, Mrs. pets, Mattings. Crockery, Lamps and Music ¡nstuinents. Out of town trade will be R. L. Peek and Mrs. l.lljn. Chairman o f , the Music Committee, Mrs. M. Frank. The given special attention. Send in the largest lilt of subscribers to tlie Contest Mumigcr Sanford Herald Patronesses of tlie Ciiarity Bull arc as and win tins elegant chair and get votes for your fovorite contestant for the Prize follows: Mrs. J. N. Whitncr, Mrs. T. A. Neal, Mrs. Geo. H. Fernald, Mrs. II, L. Piano. Offer open to all! Get busy for subscriptions and make $15,00. DeForrest, Mrs. A. T. Rossetler, Mrs. M. SECOND P K IZ E ^ L A D Y ’S $10 H A T Frank. Mrs. J. C. Daniel, Mrs. R, L. Peck, At Mrs. M. L, Allen's Mllllhcry Parlors, ono of tlie season's most stylish .creations Mrs. F. E. Kouuiilint, Mrs. K. Ilomrighous. in n lady's hut will fie given by this populur firm to help boost the contestants in Mrs. R. S. Keeler. Mrs. M. F. Robinson, securing subscriptions to tlie Sanford Herald lö g e t voles on the Prize Piano. Mrs. Mrs. J. C. Higgins, Mrs. J. B. Stryker, Allen is showing an attractive line of fancy articles, stamped googk, hair goods and Mrs. Forrest Luke. Mrs. LeVernc Hurt/ at prices within the reach o f nil nut of town people will lind it to their interest to Mrs. W. R. Anno. Mrs. Cruse Barnes, Mrs. call at Mrs. A llen ’s Millinery Parlors, when In the city. Tills elegant prize is offered to Cecil Gubbdtt, Mrs. -T. E. Wilson, Mrs. every lady in Orange County and votes will be given on ca d i subscription to your Alexander Vaughan, Mrs.-C. M. Hand, favorite contestant. *• , 1 Mrs. B. A. Howurd. Mrs. II. P. Driver. Mrs. . THIRD PRIZE— B E AU TIFU L PICTURE—Given by M. U R. STORE Harry Ward, Mrs. \Vill lluidcti, Mrs. 0. One o f the most artistic pictures ever painted and framed in un elegant gold W. King, Mrs, N. J. Perkins. Mrs. Muy oval frame, lavishly nrnampntpd will be glv/n lo tho one securing ifjo 3rd largest Dick In s, Mrs. R. J. Holly. Mrs. Henry amount of subscriptions to tlie Sanford Herd Wight and Mrs. B. W. Herndon. The hustling proprietor* o f the M. & ./ r Store give the above elegant |>rlze to Tickets which are $1 00 cucti are now prove, their Interest in the contestants ijyiUc Plano Contest and reward their friends on sale and will iuclude an elegant sup­ for hustling for votes. When In need of School Supplies, Art Novelties, the best dec per which will he served by tha ladles. Cream ever. S o fyp rin k s o f the daintiest flavor, or a cigar, ihb best on earth, call at M. & R. Store, First street. Sanford. Florida. This prize may Jjjp won by nnyone and votes will be Issued to your favorite contestant for Um» Prize Piano. ----- p • fi it ' ! i f ’ .i U ‘ *j.r.T' f'ti *Jt 1 V A G ood S h ow ng The annual meeting of the stockholders o f the Peoples Bank o f Sanford, Florida, was held In the office of the bank on last Tuesday morning at 9:30 o’clock. A fter the usual routine o f business was gone over »th e election of directors for the en ­ suing year was held. Much to the grati­ SPECIAL PRIZES. FOR.MEN A N D BÖYS fication o f the stockholders present, the E ntertainm ent W as G reatly Enjoyed Men and boys are interested in the Piano Contest and each have their favorite name of Mr. D. L. Thrasher, ono o f San­ a t th e Auditorium ford’s most progressive and successful contestant that they are helping to Win tlie Plano. A s a reward to them the follow­ The Toys Awake, given under tlie au­ businessmen,, wos milled lit (lie already ing prizes will bo given February 24lb. spices o f the High School for the benefit strong and representative board o f dlrectFIRST PRIZE of the library fund In the High School A u ­ To the one returning the largest number o f subscriptions to the Sanford Herald, ditorium Tuesduy evening, was one o f the [Immedlately following the meeting of PA LM E R A SEIGH --------------— L (dost enjoyoabie eutertaim nenu o f this stockholders, was held Lite meeting of Tbe above enterixislng firm take « b in d to boost tlie cause o f the earnest and ktnd; that the Sanford people havu w it­ tht\di rectors, who. after being duly «worn. nessed recently. Mr. J. H. Ford. Manager, to re-elect tlie present officers, will give FINEST H A T Miss Bertha Adams, Director, Miss Edith M. ML Smith. President; H. R. Stevens. felt or Panama, to suit your fancy. In their new up-to-date haberdasher store. Paint­ Savage Accompanist and members o f the VJoajrfshlfnt, and H. E. Tolar. Cashier. er 4 Selgh has one of the prettiest men and boys furnishilng stores in south Florida. faculty deserve much-oredit fur tlie suc­ Evidencing the prosperous condition And will pay special attention to m oll orders. It is up to you to get a new hat I cess of tlie entertaiiituout. 150 local o f the Bank, the Cashier was Instructed to and Increase you favorite Contestants vote. young people and children took pure There carry $3,000 to the surplus account o f SECOND PRIZE— P A IR DOYDEN $6 SHOES— ron men and doys were over sixty speaking and Singing . bank ofter paying the usual semi-annual parts; lovely costumes, pretty drills, tab-, To tbe one returning the second largest number o f subscribers to the Santord dividend o f four per cant. , leaux, marches with lively music, making Herald a pair o f Boyden’a $6 Shoes will be given by Mr. W. D. Manley, president o f the tlie whole most pleasing to alL A fte r tha Formers and Traders llsnk o f Atlanta, CHAS. K A N N E R arrival o f all the characters they remained Ga.. waa present representing tbe Georgia Mr. Kanner Is anxious to boost any enterprise that helps build Sanford and tbe on the stage! forming a :bcuuiiful picture, Stockholders o f tbe Bank and made much contest Is advertising the Sanford district. In Mr. Konner’s Store, you will find a by their, artistic grouping upd eleguat favorable comment upon the manage- fu ll lin e o f Spring and Summer goods for Men. Women and Chlldreo.-nad.ln tlie shoe ________ costumes. . .r ment and success o f the b*nk during the department you will find shoes that wear and give satisfaction. When In 'n eed of a :------.■ —t — * ■—tyear just“ closed.SlhllöB TbdY lli TWee~Of tboe* coB on Clio*. Runner! 'ö u l o f lowii trade invited*'to“ ’ rii£Ee' ifinT Get Y o b r M ules the hardslups o f the pest year the bank their headquarters when In town. M ailorders solicited. Tw en ty-five head of good work mules had Just dosed the m ost successf ul year The above prizes are offered to sill to everybody and to you! Hustle for sub­ for sale cheap. ^ $5Q to $100 each If sold since It* organisation. scriptions and secure one o f the elegantt strictly new. and latest style prizes, and get In next ten d a y .. ,W* M. Igon, Eustis, FlaThis is the bank tbo^ Insure* your 26-2-P votes f v your favorite. Prizes w ill be «w arded February ¡14th. deposits. THE TOYS AWAKE » . *’ 'i ■S r " i-Sj È /VL." U ♦ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 03, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bba2cbbf9bdb7c99fadedee946c67d5d.pdf 57eeb7b644d2db83ad353a31bd9381bc PDF Text Text Shipment* o f Celery from San­ ford to d ate Crate« Crates Year Year 1E99 1005 1,100 61,600 8,200 160 1000 123.958 11,000 16 1 1007 181,708 21,200 1008 16 2 330.000 16 <3 34,000 1000 475.000 63.660 16 4 Yearly average Increase 118.3% is*,- . . »V ' JEÉ-' Oar Tenu of Sale on 5 Acru \ . Vaaaeaslon given on payment nt m j Untane«. 610 moauur. monthly. Ï 3 Fhnrtoi artet Ian wail fuarant«£ Ten per cent djtomjnt Ji»count foi for caih n deferred ppayment* No Interest on We pey taxe«nnuntilOderelopment bwin. "ttat. We ¿ivi SO .0 0 « »m O.id-CT-T1 .V ir w T C . r e d p a r m en u Inirate of tick nr„. We alvo tree deed In cate o| draih' „ _ contract i Sanford Money- TITLE BOND «, GUARANTEE CO. Our_Polley_r C onaarvatla m , R elia bility , Progreaalvaneaa and C ourteoua Traatm ant V o lu m « 2 Num ber 1 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , F E B R U A R Y 3 , 1911 $25 down-that’s all □ □ □ □ □ □ □ ! B Q i a a H 'Q THE i® □ i m w s n n n n n n n $ 1 0 m o n t h i y - n .,^ , LETTUCE CROP Sanford Vegetable Growers Are Making Large Profits Season. _ on Their JLettuoe Crop IH s nothing unusual to hear of single acres th a t net from $500 to $1200 per acre The other crops are bringing prices in proportion. The general outlook for Celery Delta Farmers, are brighter this very minute than they have been for m any seasons. Now is the Time for You to Buy „ ^ One of our V egetab le Farm s at $150 an an acre on our very easy system of pay­ ments. The increased profits as shown this season by the growers will have a great ef* feet in increasing the price of land» and if you want to do business in the vegetable line in . Florida, . . • "You Had Better Purchase One of Our F^rms Before the price is increased by the natural.development of this section and the attend­ ant success of our growers. . ~ i • ** t* £ * , * Title Bond and Guarantee Companys* Farms are situated on original transportation, are well drained, the soil is excellent and the community is in a flourishing condition. Fourteen Families Have Moved to Monroe 1 " ■■ ■’ Sinc^w e put this division of elery Farms on the market. We are building new houses every day, breaking new land and planting crops of various kinds. This will have the effect of making all the land in that section more valuable. . Iff You Are Interested Write to us about Florida Real Estate. We have all kinds of land suitable for groves, chicken firms, winter homes and vegetable farms. Our Term s A re the Best O ffered by A n y Firm in Sanford « . same quality, and the quality is such that it will produce anything that jvill tfrow anvwhcre ‘ else in the Celery Delta.---------- ---------------------- --------- ;---------- ---------- ------- • W e G ive You Six Years In W h ich to Pay for Y o u r Farm and Charge you no interest on the deferred payments. ----------------— W r ite for O ur Book Show ing Our System of Irrigation and - .Vegetable C u ltu re . It Is F re e . -----T IT L E - BOND - & - GUARANTEE - CO M PANY, S a r ord, Florida, U. S . A . - In c. P. S .—We have two small improved places that,we will sell very-reasonable. $25 down-that’s all ' * ■ fsT fA ifN pT fôlÎR lfD l H a n s c iB B il -i ] $ 1 0 m o n t h l y - i t i t ' E * 1» �T H È SA JN TO R D H E liA U ) IN SANFORD—Life ia Worth Living dumber 26 SANPORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY IO, 1911 MUNICIPAL&LECTION SANEORD TO WEKIWA SPRINGS INTEREST A T W H ITE H E A T Volume III T • omnüe ----------•*- ’ ■*"■-' ■ ■ *• Fine Boat Service Ha» Barn Inaugur­ Said lo Be One of* .. ated This Week. % New Contestants Entering the C a u s e d Considerable Excltment Sanford people now have an opportuni­ S o u th la n d ; . * All Day Monday. ty to spend the day at Weklwa Springs Piano Contest Every day ns a fine boat service has now been 1.023 EXHIBITS ARE O f A HIGH ORDER U* Maude Harrt*. 27.000 1M in Lucille Richard!.......................... inaugurated. The boat has been at the M Mts* JIrtsir r u le Stumon. 1,000 Stumon..................... 12.S7S MU* Helen Rowland.................., . i . INTERfST CENTERED IN MAYOR city 1,000 .... 7.023 Mr*. Mate! JuhntoO. dock for several days and on Tues­ Mia* Gladys Cardoer. .............. .... 7,000 Sanford Vegetables Make a Great HU __ . x.000 out o r row* day night a large party was( taken down Among th e Florida Throng of Utili School . . , , . . . ; . . ____ 2.223 Lake rinatly Won Out By M alorlty of the river through the courtesy of Copt, MIm Kate U n d e rw o o d ...............: ........... 3.200 2.125 Ml** Florenee E. Kinney, Oveido.............. Visitors M in Mnte U on » rd f................... j . . . : ........ 2.000 Cameron Clly Church................................. - 2d}23 Vol Thomas. Seventeen Vote» Mr* Kannte Munion................. 2,000 Mr*. Addle Koblnaon Renova............ ....... 1,523 The Orange County-Fair, “the : greatest 1.500 The boat Is a twin screw, built for the Mr*. J. B. Siryker......................:........ 1.500 Minnie E. A rm itrnni. Orlando .............. The city flection In Sanford is usually on earth," threw open its doors on Tues­ To say that each contestant and friends have been busy la expressing it mildly day of thls.weck.nnd those who have-been an exciting affair and this year was no ex­ rlverjw v ice and 1» one of the finest ever ception to the rule. For the past six days put in commission. It will hold over pndeven the County Fair at Orlando has not attracted attention from the Herald’s there stme^that no better displays were or ever since Mayor Lake and the new forty passengers and is ponstructed with Contest which Is one of the greatest ever pulled *off. Great rivalry exists among over exhibited in a Southern county folr. alderman announced for office the political an upper deck which gives the passengers contestants and friends permeated with uho. greatest good will and friendship each - The opening day was marked iTy a big a fine view of the river. There Is no vicing to gain first place. A ten year subscription would hnvo placed any of the pot baa been boiling over. uutuaiobile parade lit whtch.-Sjin/ord took Several of the candidates have been trip in Florida more picturesque than the contestants occupying other thnn first place at the top notch laAt week. ,lt is dan­ a most prominent pan, about twenty-five announced for i h r o w ^ t h M ^ ^ A f t ^ winding Weklwa and the new service gerous to hold your subscriptions back for as in a horse race people like tn boost the curs bearing the legend of* “Lucky San­ to look as though there would be no opop­ iduld be well patronized by Sanford peo­ winner. It .behooves each contestant to’ gain first place and keep It from now orr ford," took part. Hon. J. F. Whltner ntndo ple and the tourist. Eoch citizen In Orange County should send in for at least one years’s subscription. several position but at the last Weklwa Springs Is’ one of the South’s Gain one of the elegant prizes offered to those who can hustle and prove themselves n most able address which will be 'pub­ came out for office. lished in next week's issue. Hon. W.- L .. Mayor Lake haa held this office for roost famous reso/ts and a trip to the worthy citizens of Orange County. Send them In to tho Contest Manager % Herald- Palmer also made nn ndditsB that was Tile winner will not only get a $400 instrument but Will bo recognized as the given marked aticntlon. several terms and did not seem Inclined springs always prove n most delightful ~ ; outing. The first trip will be rnude on most popular young lady In Orange county, and also be recognized as an organizer to take It again but his friends prevailed The races, ixtlo'gamcs, tho racing os­ Sunday leaving the city dock at 7:30 a. and leader worthy bf esteem, and w Hobc advice will be sought niter in Sanford’s trich and other attractions were fine, and upon him to do sound this called for an outburst of literature from the camp of ro., and returning n( 9 p. tn. Every one future welfare. Watch the list grow nnd remember "Procrastination Is the thief of a large crowd has been in attendance W. IT. Underwood, his -opponent. On is assured of a good trip as the boat Is li/no." Tho Sanford Herald has been the medium through which Sanford has gained every day. ^ in cl larged of Copt., Thomas and the publicity throughout the Northern Stales tmd has brought*to 'jourrefTTthe tourist, Monday-« hs kaeMot intaraU.WiUL.maab A dextiprivc nw w m nf the fair will be fested In the event and the candidates imniincry-fry cnglneei d auseo - assuring »peculator,- homesceker. and desirable citiasns,—Yau-ara reaping Iha.results.by _inr glverfitTneirt week'-» ed ltlon\ — the passengers of every comfort' anil creased real estate valuation. Can you increase your own Interest better than by »< and the henchmen worked all day. " T II' safety. Every one that can, make this sending in for a ten year’s subscription to The HeraldT __MflyorJ-nke won out In the race for trljrshould do so as the ncw scrvtce wilt “ Every business man knows It means li)€ per ceniTto hls'bualhesa nnd no where mayor over W. H. Underwood by J7 prove of great benefit to Sanford in every else will he get such returns. In addition you are helping some worthy young woman votes. to gain a handsome Piund. These young women urc worthy this honor and you owe Will Be One Of The Social Events of Harry Ward, S. Runge and J.D. Ddvlson way. them support in winning tills Plano. You owe it to yourself. You owe it to your The Season s * * Basket Dinner a t M onroe received the most votea for Aldermen. editor. You are under obligations to maintain your city paper. '-With Increased M. W. Lovell will be the next Clerk and On Sunday last a congenial crowd had Under tlie auspices of the Sanford a basket dinner at Monroe Park and pass­ circulationtmeans greater business to every merchant and real estate firm in San­ Hospital Association, the Ciiarity- Ball Green Smith the Marshall. ed a pleasant lime. Among those present ford. It Is up to you to make Sanford through this contest the center of attraction will be given nt (ho Sanford House, Tues­ The vote was as follows: to all the tourists coming into Florida. Will you do ItT % were the following: day, February 14th. Finns nnd preperFor Mayor. , NEW SCHEDULE J. W. Dunlap and wife, Kansas; E. C. ntions arc being perfected to make it one For every subscription to the Sanford Herald votes will tie Issued' by the Contest of the most brilliant social functions of Beecher and wifq, Ohio; Edgar E. Brown FORREST LAKE 157 and wife. Indiana; E. M. Evans and wife, Manager as follows: tbe season. Those who tinvc the ar­ W. H. UNDERWOOD HO 1/I'M*«V Ass I *M EW K lItKil'U fliVPga Nf.« al/HM KIIILK t KILL fto-Iv* ■A TERMS Colorado; J. F. Jones and wife, Mass.; Mrs. rangements in hand, are working zealous­ 2.000 Vótes 1,000 Votes $ 2.00 • I Year L. A. Hamlin, Mass.; J. M. Welker and ly to make it not onl^ a social success, 5,000 Votes 3.000 -Votes $ 4.(10 2 Years wife, Ohio; H. A. Hill and wife, Kansas; hut a financial‘one/.for *a most worthy For Aldermen 5,000 Votes $ 0.00 10,000 Votes 3 Years Mrs. R. L. Starr, Ohio; E. M. Bevier and 10,000 Voles cause, that of building u hospital in Snn$IU.00 7 25,000 Voles 5 Years W. W. ABERNATHY 124 • 15,000 Votes 50,000 Votes $20.00 111 Years wiip, Penn.;R. M. Warner and wife. Conn.; fofl; Tim Ciflirity Bull will probably bo J. D. DAVISON 151 ’ ' Write your name and address plainly, name your contestant, mull to the Contest established ns nn nnnunl .event for tills H. G. Smith, Penn.; ‘ Dan Howard and F. L. MILLER 123 purpose. Coinpatent eorfiiniUccs have Phillip Warner, Conn.; Mias E. Lewis* Manager with money enclosed and votes wifi be given to the one you muhe. Miss.; Beulah Dunlap, Kansas; Rnymon appointed; and tha success of .the ball is ELEGANT PRIZES OFFERED—OPEN TO ALL S. RUNGE 147 ; assured. Receiving, will be Mrs. J. N. Beecher, Ohio. „ The following prizes are open to every citizen in Orange County ns well as tlie ’ H. WARD ICO Contestants. The person returning the greotest’numbcr subscriptions to Mile Sanford WIillniT, Mrs. T. A. Neal. Mis. Geo. H. F. L. WOODRUFF 146 High School Notes Herald, will receive the first prize, Tlie person returning tho second greatest number Ftirnald nnd Mrs R. Hotnrighous. Floor The county school board has consented of subscriptions will receive ihtMMMMulgirizq irnd so on. On cadi one of the sub­ Committee, Mrs. T. A. Neal and Miss to give Friday as a holiday to the school scriptions votes wilbbo Issued to your favoriteicontestant. This offer is to tho con Charlotte Keelor, Chairman of Decoration For Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor: pupils to attend the County fair. The testqnts and oil wit) be swarded February 24th. Committee. Mies Alice Caldwell, Refresh­ railroad has grouted a special rate. The C. H. LEFFLER 95 ment Committee. Mrs. Fv E. Rquipillui, FIRST PRIZE—ELEGANT J^JHKLSH school exhibits form un important part of M. W-UaVELL 1%4 Chairman; Mrs. W. J. Hill, Mrs. Frank Call and see this eleganf chair given by tno cnlerixlsiftg tlmi, Theo J. Miller & the Fair. Willis Miller. Miss Alice Caldwell. Mrs. I). Son to manifest their interest in the Popularity Contest. Thro. J. Miller A Son corry Monday we entered upon the second full line of everything that makes homo attractive nnd dealers in Furniture, Car- J. Starling. Mrs. Alexander Vaughan, Mrs. term of the year. No more holidays now For Marshal and Collector pets, Mattings. Crockery, Lamps and Music ¡nstuinents. Out of town trade will be R. L. Peek and Mrs. l.lljn. Chairman of , until commencement. the Music Committee, Mrs. M. Frank. The G. W. SMITH 172 given special attention. The play, "Toys Awake", given Tues­ Send in the largest lilt of subscribers to tlie Contest Mumigcr Sanford Herald Patronesses of tlie Ciiarity Bull arc as W. A. THUS 119 * ■* day and Wednesday nights benefit of the and win tins elegant chair and get votes for your fovorite contestant for the Prize follows: Mrs. J. N. Whitncr, Mrs. T. A. High School library, was a success in Neal, Mrs. Geo. H. Fernald, Mrs. II, L. Piano. Offer open to all! Get busy for subscriptions and make $15,00. Rom antic M arriage every way. The next entertainment of DeForrest, Mrs. A. T. Rossetler, Mrs. M. SECOND PKIZE^LADY’S $10 HAT A very quiet, but an Interesting and this order will be “Round’s Ladies Frank. Mrs. J. C. Daniel, Mrs. R, L. Peck, At Mrs. M. L, Allen's Mllllhcry Parlors, ono of tlie season's most stylish .creations even romantic marriage took’ pinae in our Orchestra, on Feb, 13. This will be next Mrs. F. E. Kouuiilint, Mrs. K. Ilomrighous. city last week when Miss Mattie Estelle to tit» last, and one of the best of the in n lady's hut will fie given by this populur firm to help boost the contestants in Mrs. R. S. Keeler. Mrs. M. F. Robinson, securing subscriptions to tlie Sanford Herald löget voles on the Prize Piano. Mrs. Norwood, daughter of Mrs. R. L. Norwood, Lyceum course. Mrs. J. C. Higgins, Mrs. J. B. Stryker, Monday tbe Boys Debating Society Allen is showing an attractive line of fancy articles, stamped googk, hair goods and became the bride of Mr. Archie D. Roll of Iteld its first regular meeting. Woman’s at prices within the reach of nil nut of town people will lind it to their interest to Mrs. Forrest Luke. Mrs. LeVernc H urt/ Argents, Arkansas. .' Suffrage being the subject of debate. Mrs. W. R. Anno. Mrs. Cruse Barnes, Mrs. It seems that the brother of _Mlaa Nor­ Both sides had fine arguments but the call at Mrs. Allen’s Millinery Parlors, when In the city. Tills elegant prize is offered to Cecil Gubbdtt, Mrs. -T. E. Wilson, Mrs. every lady in Orange County and votes will be given on cadi subscription to your wood ami Mr. Roll were special friends decision went to the negative. Alexander Vaughan, Mrs.-C. M. Hand, favorite contestant. *• , 1 Mrs. B. A. Howurd. Mrs. II. P. Driver. Mrs. The Irving Literary Society wits enter­ and room-mates in Arkansas. The groom, who arrivod a week previous to the mar- tained at its Int meeting by Miss Bertha . THIRD PRIZE—BEAUTIFUL PICTURE—Given by M. U R. STORE Harry Ward, Mrs. \Vill lluidcti, Mrs. 0. Adams, the director, In the play "Toys One of the most artistic pictures ever painted and framed in un elegant gold W. King, Mrs, N. J. Perkins. Mrs. Muy - riage had not up to that time, niet the Awoke". ’* young lady. About a year ago he fell in oval frame, lavishly nrnampntpd will be glv/n lo tho one securing ifjo 3rd largest Dick In s, Mrs. R. J. Holly. Mrs. Henry A Good Show ng - love with her when he first saw her amount of subscriptions to tlie Sanford Herd Wight and Mrs. B. W. Herndon. The annual meeting of the stockholders photograph, and requested the privilege The hustling proprietor* of the M. & ./ r Store give the above elegant |>rlze to Tickets which are $1 00 cucti are now of tending her a post card which led to of the Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida, prove, their Interest in the contestants ijyiUc Plano Contest and reward their friends on sale and will iuclude an elegant sup­ a Correspondence and later to un en­ was held In the office of the bank on last for hustling for votes. When In need of School Supplies, Art Novelties, the best dec per which will he served by tha ladles. Tuesday morning at 9:30 o’clock. After Cream ever. Sofyprinks of the daintiest flavor, or a cigar, ihb best on earth, call at gagement. On Thursday last the marriage vows the usual routine of business was gone M. & R. Store, First street. Sanford. Florida. This prize may Jjjp won by nnyone and THE TOYS AWAKE were taken nr the hnm« nf (be bride by over»the election of directors for the en­ votes will be Issued to your favorite contestant for Um» Prize Piano. ----suing year was held. Much to the grati­ Rev. J. W. Wlldtnan. SPECIAL PRIZES. FOR.MEN AND BÖYS The wedding march was played by fication of the stockholders present, the Entertainm ent Was Greatly Enjoyed Men and boys are interested in the Piano Contest and each have their favorite name of Mr. D. L. Thrasher, ono of San­ Miss Gladys Gardner. a t the Auditorium contestant that they are helping to Win tlie Plano. As a reward to them the follow­ The bride and groom accompanied by ford’s most progressive and successful The Toys Awake, given under tlie au­ Mr. and Mrs. M. Norwood, left on the businessmen,, wos milled lit (lie already ing prizes will bo given February 24lb. spices of the High School for the benefit FIRST PRIZE afternoon train for Jacksonville, St. strong and representative board of dlrectof the library fund In the High School Au­ To the one returning the largest number of subscriptions to the Sanford Herald, Augustine and other points of interest. ditorium Tuesduy evening, was one of the After tome weeks traveling Mr. and [Immedlately following the meeting of PALMER A SEIGH -------------—L (dost enjoyoabie eutertaim nenu of this stockholders, was held Lite m eeting of Mrs. Roll will-be a t heme in Arganta Tbe above enterixislng firm take « b ind to boost tlie cause of the earnest and ktnd; that the Sanford people havu wit­ tht\di rectors, who. after being duly «worn. Arkansas. nessed recently. Mr. J. H. Ford. Manager, to re-elect tlie present officers, will give FINEST HAT Miss Bertha Adams, Director, Miss Edith M. ML Smith. President; H. R. Stevens. Lyceum Number felt or Panama, to suit your fancy. In their new up-to-date haberdasher store. Paint­ Savage Accompanist and members of the The management of the Lyceum Course V Joajrfshlfnt, and H. E. Tolar. Cashier. er 4 Selgh has one of the prettiest men and boys furnishilng stores in south Florida. faculty deserve much-oredit fur tlie suc­ Evidencing the prosperous condition take pleasure In annnoundng that the And will pay special attention to moll orders. It is up to you to get a new hat I cess of tlie entertaiiituout. 150 local of the Bank, the Cashier was Instructed to next number on the course will be tlie and Increase you favorite Contestants vote. young people and children took pure There famous Rounds Ladies Orchestra and carry $3,000 to the surplus account of SECOND PRIZE—PAIR DOYDEN $6 SHOES—ron men and doys were over sixty speaking and Singing . Specialty Co. This Orchestra needs no bank ofter paying the usual semi-annual parts; lovely costumes, pretty drills, tab-, To tbe one returning the second largest number of subscribers to the Santord Introduction to an American audience, as dividend of four per cant. , leaux, marches with lively music, making Herald a pair of Boyden’a $6 Shoes will be given by Mr. W. D. Manley, president of the they havo been before the public (or a tlie whole most pleasing to alL After tha Formers and Traders llsnk of Atlanta, CHAS. KANNER number of years, and have been every Ga.. waa present representing tbe Georgia Mr. Kanner Is anxious to boost any enterprise that helps build Sanford and tbe arrival of all the characters they remained where received with delight. on the stage! forming a :bcuuiiful picture, The entertainment will be given In Stockholders of tbe Bank and made much contest Is advertising the Sanford district. In Mr. Konner’s Store, you will find a favorable comment upon the manage- full line of Spring and Summer goods for Men. Women and Chlldreo.-nad.ln tlie shoe by their, artistic grouping upd eleguat the High School auditorium on tlonday ______ . .r Feb., 13th. a t 8JO n. m. Tickets are . on ment and success of the b*nk during the department you will find shoes that wear and give satisfaction. When In'need of a costumes. : -------.■ —t — * ■—tyear just“closed.SlhllöB TbdY lli TWee~Of tboe* coB on Clio*. Runner! 'ö u l of lowii trade invited*'to“’rii£Ee' ifinT W a r j;& .X J tt& C Get Yobr Mules the hard slups of the pest year the bank •chool children 35 cents, others 50 cents. their headquarters when In town. Mailorders solicited. Twenty-five head of good work mules had Just dosed the most successful year Hava seats reserved early. The above prizes are offered to sill to everybody and to you! Hustle for sub­ for sale cheap. ^ $5Q to $100 each If sold since It* organisation. This is the bank tbo^ Insure* your scriptions and secure one of the elegantt strictly new. and latest style prizes, and get In next ten day.. ,W* M. Igon, Eustis, FlaGood Iron Beds from $2.60 up. Will26-2-P votes f v your favorite. Prizes will be «warded February ¡14th. deposits. Um» I* Miltecr. 21-tf fflSWi»:::::::::::. .v E 'l l p• f i it ' ! i f ’.i U‘ *j.r.T' ♦ f'ti *Jt 1 V . » *’ 'i ■ Sr " i-Sj È /VL." U �IMi WkllMUItflLlI u»ry 10, ;g|| * THr SANFORD MRALD It’s the Getting-of Quality and Style in Garments That A re Perfect Fitting You Most Admire, and Saving Money on the Purchase LL THESE Things we promise— and fu lfill. The choice of the buyer here is con­ fined to good clothes— the only kind we sell. As for styles, we have only the new spring models. Everything new and right up-to-date in cut and fabric. Our stocks, n^yjL. by all odds the most complete in the city, permit an exercise of individual taste in selection th a t is absolutely out of the question elsewhere in Sanford. The designs of the present season’s models have nothing in common with the.ordinary suits th a t- are found in many places. Exclusiveness and individuality reflect strongly in their every line, and a most careful comparison fails to show in any detail where the different lines of clothing we carry do not equal the double-the-price made-to-measure kind. We have all the new .Grays, Fancy Tans, Thrush B row n, Blue Serges, Etc. Every Suit Guaranteed $28 $10, $ 1 2 .5 0 , $15, $18, $ 2 0 , $ 2 2 , __ . >8 O - D O N ' T WA IT O R $307 $35 f r O .. E L&JErW.HJE R E fR e q u tre -w c -c a n G iv e It to You at $ 5 .0 0 A P E S . . . MEN’S STRAW HATS We Tow n Agents For PROGRESS LAUNDRY w A"ill Lai,"dry Le,t ,n our care receive prom pt attention 0 . «1 F irst S tre e t C lothes T h a t S a tis fy Fu rn ish ing s F o r IVIen W h o K n o w . 17 F irs t S treet ram nual election of officers Monday after­ IN THE SOCIAL WORLD noon with tba following result: President, Mrs. L. R. Philip#; Vice PresldenCM rs. A FL Philips; Secretary, Mrs. E. N. Mor­ Items of Interest Concerning row; Corresponding Secretory, Mrs. W. II. Williams;Treasurer, Mrs.W. W. Abernathy; Society People. Agent for Missionary Advocdte, Mrs. M. H. Bowler. P O IN T S PURELY PERSONAL The monthly business meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union Mow Celery City Vanity Fair While will be held In the Baptist Church next Away the Golden Hours— Tuesday afternoon a t 3 o'clock. All the Soclul Gossip. members are urged to attend. The meeting of the Sanford Music Club One of the most delightful events that held at Mrs. Fannie Munson's studio Sat­ the Sanford ladies have enjoyed this urday afternoon, was one of the most en­ winter, was a recital Friday mbrning at joyable held this season. Miss' Linda thq. residence of Mrs, Henry Wight given Leflier was leader for the afternoon, and by Mrs. Mary L. Planner of Indianapolis, had prepared an excellent program. Pa­ Ind., Mrs. Wight and Mrs. Homrigbous In­ pers on some of the world's most famous vited , s many oC-thelr friends as could opera writers were given by Mrs. Geo. be seated in tho parlors and the recital Fox Jr., and Mrs. Deane Turner. Mrs. was a rare treat to those who had the Turner's paper was read by Miss Flossie pleasure of attending. Mrs. Planner is a Frank. • Mrs. Wililnin Keeler prepared an gifted elocutionist.-and possesses a charm­ excellent paper, contrasting German and ing. gracious mauner, that would make Italian opera, which was read by Miss her attractive to any audience. Her read­ Linda Lefller. Instrumental selections ings were selected with excellent taste, from the old operas, were rendered by each one, a gem. w|ihin Itself.' The -se­ Mrs. Fannie Munson and Miss Flossie lections from “Mrs. Wiggsof The Cabbage Frank. Mrs. Geo. L. Hoy gave several Patch", was a very realistic sketch and beautiful vocal numbers from tho famous was greatly enjoyed. Tho lullabys were opera writers. original and particularly fine, some of Mrs. Samuel L. Puleston was the Iwitesa which have been set ‘ to- TtrailC. Mri. of the book drclq on Monday after­ Planner is a writer of some prominence, noon. The congenial party of ladies and many of the leading magazines have spent a most delightful afternoon, at |>ublislied some of the verse. She is the the close of which, the charming hostess recently outher of a little play, entitled served dainty refreshments. “The Bargain Counter”, which has been The Welaka Club held their monthly pnuiouncod a success ln New York. Sanbusiness meeting “ ’In the ' dub rooms Mon ford- ladies -* are appreciative 9t high ‘ class day afternoon. Plans are being formu- entertainments of this kind, and Mrs. -* > eplaudid- chanflaa. Jn.the d u b . ___ ... has been cordially received dufPlanner stay among them. mean mud) toward the development of Friday evening of last weak, Mr. club work among the ladles' of a n and U n W. L Wliaor entertained a Among th e items of interesting discussed, was that of assisting in caring numbers of their friends at a lovely din­ for the sick prisoners. The president ner party at their home on Park. Avenue. called attention to the fact, that prisoners Thè appointments of the table were very were sometimes ill and could not be handsome, the exqiusite linen, being the cared for with the present arrangements handiwork of the hostess. The piece dein JalL A motion was mada and adopted, resistance was a thirty pound turkey that the Welaka dub furnish a bed and gobler, accompanied by various other linen also, such garment* as might be tempting dishes that mado upon elegant needed end could be laundrled. Mrs. p. menu. Seat Al at the table were. Mr, and W. King was appointed chairman of a Mrs. W. L Milteer, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. committee to attend to this matter. AtJ William.-Mr—-ond-Mra Anhui VoweH. £ ----- TfiB'OMff u r : 0ié bùiine** session, the Miss Lillie Fair Smith. Miss Beth Mae ladies enjoyed a social half hour. The Hamilton and Messrs Frank MUtoer, commit lees was Mrs. Puleston. Morgan and Pierce of Lawtey. After Mias String/allow and Miss Gelsie Butt dinner a delightful game was enjoyed by The Woman's Foreign Missionary Socie­ the guests so fortunate as to be |n^l ||| {hi, tuMpiUblo ty of the Methodist Church held their an- Light your Pres-O-Lite lights by simple turning a button on dash-board B IG S A V IN G IN G A S W e Have Them in Operation and W ill Pleasure in Showing You Take Sanford Machine & Garage Company mm* S ta te A g en ts A number of Sanford people motored to Daytona on Saturday, and spent Sun­ day, returning oq Mondny. Among those who went were,' Mr. end Mrs,„William Keeler accompanied by Mrs, R. S. Keeler and Miss Charlotte Keelor, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brady and E, L Brady, at DeLand, they were Joined by Miss Irene Brady wbo is attending StelsonUniversiiy. Mrs. H. L. D -Forrest, Miss Mable Bowler and .Norman DoFureai mada the trip in Mrs. Defarrest's handsome new Owen Car.— Misses Alice and Mell Whitner enter­ tained the young ladies searing circle last ï Thursday evening. Miss Mell' VVfdtner was apppointod reader for the evening, which was a pleasant inovatipn /or the «tide. Quite -a •number' of the 'young 1¡ EVERYTIIINGÏNTURNITURE, QUEENSWARE ladies enjoyed the Misses Whittier's hospitality on this ocrasion. — — : To Think of New Furnishings ' T o r Your Home ~ Florida Form Paper Fruit growers and truckers should rend the Florida Fruit and Produce News. Weekly information of value. Questions answered on .cultural subjects. Market quotations, etc. SI per year. Sample copy on request Address No. BIB FlorIda AVe., Tampa, FliT Place the titles to your real estate In the Realty Trust Oomfiony and avoid com­ plications. For particulars address B. P. Whitner, J r , Sccfttary. 7-If AND STOVES O u r new lin e o f R A N G E S a n d K IT C H E N S T O V E S are th e k in d you h av e w an ted and c o u ld n 't get. ' SEE OUR B A R G A IN CO UNTER WILLIA MS & MILTEER Rand Building Just across the street �r«bfu.ary K), t&ll F l o w i n g w e lls are guaranteed. D ra in ag e sure. N u m ero u s B ou­ levards, graded and ditched, tra v e rs e th is property T h e m ost b e a u tifu l, m ost h ig h ly -im p ro v e d , and ric h e s t of all u n ­ c le a re d land in th e C e le ry D elta Take Street Cars for Lots In P A L M V IL L A sold on easy te rm s P A L M « TEN 9 S 9 H A M M O C K * ROUND F a r m s in P A L M H A M M O C K sold on easy te rm s £ 0 0 —, • TRIPS DAILY The Sariford and 0 Everglades R. R. a óne-half m i l e * from Sanford," on hard » u r f a c e d road • • * • traina and street can direct through jR alta i.ljiuiuuút 0 with -aide., trad» 0 every half mile for a loading cars . . Prkea-JtrilL soon *dvine* materially Buy a town lot.in ssBB'saai ¡fth B 'jg H Si r"nr— Z • • 0 Sea J E S S A- m i n e h i u rtV T K t: pa rk 10 acre* of atately Palmi, Majestic 0 Oaks and fragrant £ Yellow Jessamin* a an ciqultite spot 7 of untraromeled • nature . . . Palm Hammock is being -settled by a very nigh class of p e o p l e . ' A home here insures you good neighhors . • . J u n m m ^ * 0 0 A ■ il I m- Rural Free Delivery mail s«t* vice. Convenient school privilege for your children 0 Frri]tient s t F a c t a car service' brings churches, theatres, and shops to your • Young M en of Sanford buy a P A L M H A M M O C K Farm or you w ill live to regret it. Buy to-day. Com e and see m e. F irst National Bank Building fr/ 5 j— ^ - s a f e r J n v a a t m e i i L - t h a n . ! Im p ro v e d tra n s p o rta ­ T here Is no b e t t e r , seleoted re a l e state . _ tion Is th e fo re ru n n e r o fJ n crea ae d v alues. J ® 0 £ gfe �fahrmry Ip. iqu rnr samford ittRAip Cöl),llV HAPPENINGS trade and the approaching Easter, time. CELERY AVENUE NEWS . . SprdalC orrripondtiK « «o Tb* Ilfr»Id: A Budget of Interesting Items Mr. T. Î. Hawkins'* father, mother and Prom Correspondents brother of Commerce, Ga.. are spending TIIE tV EN IS O f ORANGE COUNTY the winter with him at his home on Celery avenue. Mr. Hawkins la one of ccssful celery grower*. R eportara Weekly The writer accompanied by hi* wife Coverà th è T errttory far visited Cameron City Sunday afternoon The herald and was struck by the many Improve­ ments since our last visit nearly a year ago. The writer Is also mortally afraid Of GENEVA JOTTINGS some careless aviation dropping a mon­ Special Correspondence to Tb« liersJd: Gordon Flynt leaves this week to Join key wrench on his head from some of the his brother in Sylvester, Ga., where to­ numerous bl-planes flying over the celery delta. gether they have purchased a farm. Miss Nevada Grant of Lockwood, acMr. and Mrs. T. P. Con propet paid a oompaniad by Miss Tanner and brollter. flying visit to their old hdme Monday and visited relatives in Geneva last Sunday. Tuesday of last week. / Rev E. Lee Smith after filling his regular Wa see a note that Mr. Joe Cameron appointment at the Baptist church Sun­ one of the daddy* of the Celery industry day, UfSpenullng a few days in the neigh- has purchased a One new kuto. We learn that be Is also the daddy of a fine Many of our people ore enjoying the new baby girl of which we have seen no fair In Orlando. The school will have mention. holiday Friday that the children may have Its about lime our clever Mr. D. R. an opportunity to go. Brisson purchased an auto in celebration Already land Is advanclifg In price on of his new baby girl. the strength of our new railroad;consider­ ing our water route and tills railroad it Is high time some of our citizens were utiliz­ Em cla n t Starr «r Mr. Otto H. Voss of Miami ipent n few days* recently with Mr. and Mr. G. C. McDougal on the avenue. We Jerun that our neighbor Hon. J. N. Whittier has told hi* Shell Mound proper­ ty. I w,.nder If they WlUlM.rlb® truck farmers hold their annual picnic there thl* your, l u time _n new committee took hold of this picnic as the old picnic committee are tired and want to enjoy a picnic without the responsibilities of committeemen on tbelr shoulders. *o if you want a picnic this year its up to some one to get busy and gc\ the ma­ chinery on motion. V o«fA, OVIEDO AND LAKE CHARM Special Cor. to Tib Herald. Mrs. H. B. McCall was the hostress en­ tertaining The Ladles Club Friday afterFebruary third. The music program arranged by Mrs. T. W. Lawton was os fol­ lows: . — suEjccn-rSCHUBERT Heading:—Extracts from “The Life of Schubert," Mrs. B. F. Wheeler. . Vocal ulo, two sacred responses by Mrs. McCall, Mrs. Lawton and Mrs. Wheeler. Duett:—Mrs. T. W. Lawton and Henry Bunn McCall Reading:—“The Erl King" and the . "Serenade," Mrs. T. W. Lawton. ’ Plano Solo:—“Schubert* Serenade," Miss Allison. Duett:—"March Heroiquc," Mrs. T. W. • Lawton and Mrs. Wheeler. Mr, J. Lelnhart of Lake Charm has re­ cently sold twenty odd acres of hls valu­ able hammock land on the shores of Lake Jessup for garden purposes; the work of clearing the same will soon be commenced by the new owners who contemplate making Oviedtf or Lake Charm a perman­ ent home In the near future. • Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Luther are enter! talning Mrs. Finch of North Carolina, a sister of Mr. Luther's. Mr. and Mrs. C. L West of Lake Charm attended the Elks' ball in Orlando Thurs­ day evening last. Many Oviedo and Lake Charm people are attending ihq Orlando fair this week. Fishing parties are the order of the day; many floe catches are reported. Mr. J. H. Lee shipped a car load of grapefruit this last week from Lake Charm grove*. Our first services in ' the Lake Charm chapel were conducted Sunday la*n three o'clock p. m. by Rev. S. 11. A4 D. UM and Dr. C, C. Thayer. Mr. Lawton presided at the organ; Mr. and ‘ Mrs. H. B. McCall sang a duett; many Oviedo end Lake Charm triends attended. Dc Hewy Eosler built the pretty chapel . . ■BtUpemensge adjuiuhig, some twentyfive yeers ego, and during the months of their winter sojourn at Lake Charm Dr. and Mrs. Foster have maintained a Sun­ day service at this quiet vesper hour which h u beeu* appreciated by all. Many em­ inent clergymen from the various denom­ inations have addressed us. Mr. T. L. • Mead contributes not a little to the at­ tractiveness of the service in the choice orchids and plants (beautifully arranged) from his greenhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Lilly who have been two | years In Kissimmee are guests for a few at the Cushing house. •• Mr. C D. Starke of Commerce, Ga., o tUPttcrty owner hers for many yeers left [ Monday rooming " lost afier'i'lw o “weck7j'1 Stay In Oviedo. Miss Daisy McLanhan Is displaying in her millinery shop many “ready-to-wear" spring hate. Later in February sh* leaves f<jr Atlanta Co. to select for-the larger E. HOLMES P R A C T IC A L W E L L * "l" .■ pa & CO, D R IL L E R S • - Artesian and D eep W ells - * j* « ,L1 J i 'S ** * , ,- t • S ee Us -Before P lac in g Y o u r O rders W. E. HOLMES & CO. A Farurn R a sh es ro a ch pepper+ tVî MrtiuM STORE MM -•*** —— •* -1 uinn ASHE DISINFECTANT CO TAJIPA.PMIIllnA A S H E ’S R A T S A L T K.BeResa. M-e $m4Cs.sste *** ing the good celery land here. We ere -Jlsd to know thot several of our men are planting truck for shipping. QuK» K joMy *pany enjoyed a delightful wnto rh h r in the fine machine of Capt. Moore, just prior to hls going to Palm Beach for the winter. Besides ihe genial host was Mrs. Moore' e n d children. Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Geo. Peters. The party -ieft-Geneva early going to Utlanda. spent a full two hours, then to Sanford, there making a pleasant visit and thence home again, much pleased with their day's outing. Cape Moore Is an expert with ma­ chinery and 1s full master of hls hand­ some oar which lately arrived from New York. W. Our Feed fine is complete; when you a^e in want of same, givo us a call. We Will save you money, and also give you the. very best of quality. We carry a full line of chicken feeds. When your hens are not giving you Jh e eggs they should. Try our Teeds for them, and see if .the change wont pay you. We have the feed for your cow ahg>. „ I ty o u are not trying it now come toTee or phone us, and we will tell you w hat feeds you will get the .best results from. In staple groceries wo enn save you money; now if you like to save this little coin, It will b e to your Interest to get our prices before buying. — — ¿v'-—. - - — Courteous attention and a'sq u a rc deal is.our motto.* • . ' * * 1- ‘: Respectfully, We shall startup our barrel factory within a few days. Orders for potato should be booked at once. bárrelaPhone 3 3 0 All who have storage room should get barrels in advance Q. of digging season. We will have, in addition W. S P E N C E R to our two shops in the center of town, B A K E R A Shop at Beck hammock , .. . • Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florido j| ; NO. Ill PARK AVENUE. Deliveries will be made from shop —t— Phone lOfi FLORIDA SANFORD, most convenient for purchasers R E T A IL wA SH - Henry H. Deane V ' d. B. WILLIAMS. Prop. S ta p le and F a n c y G ro c e rie s , . and S eed . • • . k. Oak Avenue *and First Street H ay, Grain - .F ruits, Vegetables, Candies, Cigars and Tobaccoes All Kinds Country Produce Bought and Sold . 21-, C o r. 3rd S tre e t and Sanford Ave. * P. 0. Box 112 PHONE GROCERY SANFORD. FLORIDA Phonr til: J 255 A. P.. C O N N E L L Y | • . ’- . * • 3. ; GENERAL 1 l FIRE IN SU R A N C E A G E N T SANTORD. FLORIDA NORTH T H E HOUSEKEEPER’S “STAND-BY" is First Quality flour. This is what every good cook knows—or ought to know. For light, tasty, nourishing bread, biscuits and muffins, insist that the bag or barrel has the “ Quaker City" label—in red and blue—some­ where upon itl I t’s the miller’s direct QUAKER CITY FLOUR MILLS CO PHILADELPHIA 4 ____ L-EAST-m «Atlantic Coast Line i SOUTH e l e c t r ic L ig h t e d p u l l m a n DINING AND SLEEPING CARS For Information, Rates and Reservations see est Atlantic Ctiast Line Agent ojr write near A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent 138 Wot Bi, St JACKSONVILLE, fLORIOA �»«' ' Ì V. - • * rk'''-• -:f. r:'f' 1’ r-fg g y Sanford Heights Town Lots Sanford, Fla., Tuesday Feb. 21, at 10 a. m. . : GALA DAY OF NOVELTY AND CHANCE t ■ .* . - . . - i ■ r ' .• •• A n entertainment artistically'crrranged to please the curious, in­ struct the thoughtful-and enrich the lucky. Band concerts, free autos and carriage to the g r o u n d ^ 'F r e e drawings, public weeding proposition, a human windmill and an all-day carnival of melody, ro­ m ance and f ortimer— ■»— •• JX C, Come and Hear the Famous Irish Auctioneer FREE PRIZES Sanford Heights Distribution of free prizes will tnkc place on the grounds during hour of sale.- Every man. woman and child will be given a chance free of nil cost. GET TICKETS ' FREE for the ‘d rawings. $35 BRASS BEDSTEAD to be given nwriy during sale.- A very line bed--on exhibition a t Joncs-McLaughlin Co.’s $ 4 5 -WHITE SEWING MACHINE to be given uway during sale—an elegant drop Head Machine—on exhibition o tT . J. Miller &. Son $50 IN GOLD, $25 to first, $15 to second -ntid $10 to think (th is is not on exhibition) Grand Novelty Sale of Lots Beautiful Orange Grove Addition * #— • • . .• . Fronting on Park avenue an eleva­ tion overlooking the city from the ■South, divided into #large and elegant <L residence sites, wide streets and al­ leys;" Lots 60x127. This choice property will he sold absolutely without reserve to the HIGHEST BIDDERS. Sanford Concert Band W ill'furnish music. Business crater 8:30 to 0:30, later on grounds. Parude of free car­ riages will leave for the grounds promptly at 9:30. TER M S OF SALE One-fifth cash, payable at time of purchase, balance in 18 equal month: ly payments or in 4 payments of 3-0.9 .and 12 months, with 0 per cent in­ terest on deferred payments. If all cash is paid 3 per cent will he de­ ducted on deferred' payments., War­ ranty deed and abstract furnished; title perfect. f Public Wedding Proposition Open to the first reputable white cull pic, 're­ siding in Orange County; making application to the undersigned prior to day of sale. We buy the license, pay the minister, furnish car­ riage for the bridal party and deed the bride un average lot on SANrORD HEIGHTS FREE Ceremony to take place on tho grounds during the sale. Young people get busy. COLONEL pISHOP, OF ILLINOIS Will open tlie sale promptly at -10 n. m. the Chesterfield of nuetioncermg; has a rccord of GO lots in GO minutes; n 200 pound bundle of wit, wind und wisdom, worth miles of travel to hear. Sanford, Florida, is located near the central.portion of the State, on the famous St. Johns River and^ Great Lake Monroe, has splendid railroad and boat facilities, is a great agricultural section, is one of the most progressive and best business towns in Florida and a golden promise doth the future hold lor this great section. . .. r Sanford, with, all of Jier multiplying industries, good climate and healthy location, surrounded by broad acres of -Florida’s—richest —farm snilr—«n-ahumlance.of-pme_arIcfiian sulphur watery T his particular section is^. specialiy-fa^ vored by nature’s real values to mankind whicn cannot be estimated. Sanford has an enterprising 5 to 6*000 and steadily growing, up-to-date merchants and business men, with the highest eulturc expressed in churches and schools. ___ Will real estate values ever grow cheaper in a cpmmunity like this? DESIRABLE TOWN LOTS in SANFORD are yQ °nU. an ODDortumtv never before offered to buy high-class lots ut your own price in a growing communiry.^-TIus sale is wide open to WHITE PEOPLE and |s the first strictly white addition to Sanford. NO BY BIDDING—NO BOOSTING— lots go to the HIGHEST BIDDERS, and u fair, square deal w guaranteed or your lo tis free. Y ^ K h S S o io « and all to gain by buying one or a block of these lots. Buy a home for the wife und family on the Heights and you will never regret it. Young man, young lady, Buve your spare $ $ und invest where values will increase, REMEMBER THE PLACE, THE DATE, THE HOUR, BE ON TIME, BID IN TIME, DON’T WAIT AND PA^ PROFITS AFTER T H E SALE - BEST LOTS EVER OFFERED FOR - ’ S" f TV- SALE IN SANFORD. YOU WILL NEVER HAVE ANOTHERTc HANCE LIKE THIS. . OFFICE on f i rst s t r e e t Sanford Heights Improvement Co. _ ! v ' i iI /i I lips!® filili TAKE A DAY OFF, BRING THE FAMILY; COME AND MEET EACH OTHER IN HAPPY RE-UNION, J . H . R A G S D A L E , M anager i'i ill Jf �THE SANFORD HERALD potrera and privitelo» Incident to corporation» c jtpnliffi and existing under the latra of tba Stata°5f Tba foregoing ciaaaea ahall be construed aa inde­ pendent object*, bualoeaaea. and potrera,’ and the Pabllsbtd Every Trillar Morning nt Sanford. IT». ¿numeration of any sprclfte bualneaa or power »hall not b t held to limit or rra trk t in a n r m annet d u r R. I H o u r. Editor and Profitterò» other buitne»» or power of Otta corporation. A tn d lm S u b s c rip tio n P ric e . $ 2 .0 0 • Y e a r I n id v a r r c e The amount of the capital etock of E T T IN G E R ’S DRY GOODS Enterad aa »«coad-class mail m attar' August 22nd. ItlOt, a t (be I “m i office a t Sanford. Florida, trad ir Act of March 8rd. 187» m Office In Herald Building Téléphona No. 148, ahnil be prcferml alock. M iss Hand E ntertains Sftld p irfrrra l stock sím il entitle the U R iyear. out of the M l earnings of M J u Charlotte Hand g a v e B vet'y pretty rrcelre lu each P a fixed yearly dividami of »«yen rurporntion, party a t her ottractivo home on Park ___ per centum before any dividend shall be paid opon avenue last Friday evening. The spac- or set sport for tbe common «lock; such dividimi loua rooms were artistically decorated on the preferred slock shall be payable seml^annuelly upon the F in i day of January and of July of with white star Jessamine and cut flow* each year. Tba dividends on the preferred stock era. The guests were first asked to take shall be cumulative, so that. If In any year divi­ dend* amounting to »even (7 ) per centum shall part In an Interesting guessing contest, not be ptld on such preferred stock, the deficiency entitled "My Lady’s Household, In which shall be a charge upon the net earnings of the Mies Reba Stringfellow and' Mr.__Charles poratlon, and ba paid subaoquan tiy ' o r a f i *oy, Clayton were the lucky ones to capture Mends shall be paid upon or act apart tor tbe stoch. the prizes. The balance oí the evening rann The balance of the net profit* of■the corporation, was spent In dancing, which Is a favor­ after the payment of said cumulative .... dly dividendi of holders of ite pastime with a large portion of San­ seven (7) per centum per annum to tbe as dividends stock, may be distributed ford’s young people. Punch was served preferrai among the holders of tba oommon istock aa and during the dance, and a t eleven o'clock, when the Board of Directora shall determine. dainty refreshments were served. Parties Tbe Board of Directors may Issue such preferred stock nnd certificates therefor« as and when the a t iho hospitable Hand home are always said Board s h a U d c tc r m ln e .^ iltib ^ « s ÿ M s e e n t delightful occasions, and this one was no of the stockholders shall not ||H|R, exception to the rule. of preferred stock shall, in case of Those present were. Misses Mabel Hand, The holders or dissolution of the corporation, be en­ Helen Rowland, (ioorgihna Trask, Clarrissa liquidation titled lo b e paid In fUli both the principal of their Starling. Essie Purdon, Margaret Davis, shares and tba scen ted dividends, before any amount «hall be paid to the, holders of the common Mary Chappell, Lacea Chappell. Lillian stock, holders of preferred stock shall not be Higgins, Hoskins Jones, Llndn Connelly. entitled.The to vote said préfet ted stack to any election Hazel Hand, Carrie Abernathy. Rente of directora or for/be management of tbe corporaMurrell. Kcba Stringfellow und Veda tion., The preferred stock shall be redeemable fit the Ward. The boys jircsent were, Charles option of tbe Board of Directors, at any dlvldtad Clayton, Eugene Roumillat. Karl Roumil- paying lime after five (5) years from the date of Issue of »lock, 41 p i f value o f . Sid Stock gfid« TiLHcnryPurt ’union, McDowell Butt. Clarence premiumsaid of flve(ft) per centum, together with ell Mahoney, Archie Bctta, Osborne flemdon, accrued interest or dividends. Q uest Betts, .Lawrence Lawton, James i T~h e holders idi of prefrrred stock ih nil bava the off-1 (jou a t any.tini» n i ter Jiv e years from the dale of edveiemtlai -Forrest-iiaichell and Dr. and Mrs. T. of the-tonde or-property of Urn corporation which N eal.' they mey select, et ita mbrket price a t tba tim e of BO YS’-and M EN’S C LO TH IN G r ^ ' m fr ! k * '.— Mr. and Mrs. Prather, of Atlanta, have arrived In the d ty nnd will spend sever­ al weeks here. Mr. Prather Isa travelling salesman and will make Sanford his headquarters. " O m H B B O H R Mr. W. j . wurnmne Cashier ofFornlers National Bank, Springfield, Ohio, wos the guest of Rev. J. W. Wildmnii, he was on his way to St. Petersburg where his father Is spending the winter. Notice Eor Publication such conversion; and upon tbe surrender of said stock at any time after'three year* from date of In tk£ Ummd Issue, the Ifouul I.I D im tura shall ci proper conveyance of e suffletent amount of tbe property of the Corporalion, n m u t which ... — rosy be selected_ . Ithenoidrr ...___ _______ by of said prete» lad Stock, to redeem saht stock at par, together wlih any interest or div­ idend which may have accrued on said stach. AH ui .any parili« of o h e cuaunau slock of .Iti# corporation may be payable In real or personal t>róperty, or in labor or service» or may.be issued C* used for the purpose of reel or personal properly, or for the payment of labor or services, at a Just valuation lobe determined by the Board of Di­ rectors. Am a x IV This corporation shall continue and have full (tower to exercise its corporate rights and franchis­ es for a period of ninety-nine (91Ï) years front and after lite commencement oflls corporate existence-, A it k u V Tho business of this corporation shall be conduct­ ed by the following officers: a president, a general in »nager. • secretary and treasurer, elected by the Hoard of Director* from among their number, and a Board of five Directors who must tie bolder* of one or more «haros of common stock of the turpe* ration, to be elected annually by said stockholders. Until the first annual mretlng of the stockholder* hereinafter provided for. and until their successor! arc elected and qualified, the officer* of this corpo­ ration shall be: D. A. HowAim. President, , B. A. Howaxu __ . C entral ____ Man s ih m ; , J. 0. P acxaxd, Secretary, and J 0. U. P Fa acxaxd, Treasurer. J. The Hoard of Dlroctors shall be: I. F. Wilcox, . i Ft E. II ouchrm. DEPARTMENT O r THE INTERIOR U. S> LAND OFFICE Gainesville, FI» , February 4. to il Notice U hereby given th a t Edwin A. Gilbert office millire»» i whom- post-office ___ 1» Sanfqrd, ____ »Florida, ____ did.I the fllh day of October, 11)10. 'Riè.In tbla office vont Statement and Application, No. 07640, to n-w. nM mof »-e ■ 'A _and n-o ____ M of *-w i i L‘.om „the ______ _ ________ . . M, Section 12, Township 21 south. Range 3 Feast, TallabuasM meridian, and the llmlier Ihrrron, under tbe provisions of tbe act of June 3. 1878, and acts Miidaiory, known story, ________ and Stone _ _as the ‘Timber __________, Law ." et auch vabie olne as might lie fin d by appraise ment, and pursuant to _____H_____ such np application, the __ (hat, m m M L tond and timber tlirram have been appraised at Five Hundred Twenty Dollars, the limber esllranl ------ -------- v I mi l I V feet at IS ‘ 40.000 loan! per M. nnd 40,000 trd feet at 12.00 12.01 per U, and tbajand. *220.00; that said applicant ippllcai will offer final proof In support ipptlratlun and an sworn statem ent on the of replication day of April. 1011, before the Clerk of the Circuit J. Ó. PACXASP. . Court, et Orlando, Florida. IfoA. ,A. I“low AID, Any person la at Hberty to Protest Ihi* purchase C. C. Howaxd. betöre entry. or Initiale • etwilest a t any lime bnforo patent Isiues. by Illing a corrotrorated affidavlt The first organisation meeting of the holden of ln Uitoofflce. alleging facta whkeh would de/eat the common »lock of this corporation shall be held In entry. HENRY 8 CIIUIJH. the city of Sanford, Orange County, Florida, the principal place of business of the corporation, at 20-Üp Register. the office# of the corporation, on the fifteenth day of March. A. D.. 1911. for the purpose of adopting by-laws and Completing tbe organisation of ihe Notice of Incorporation corporation, and also for the purpoee of electing NbtW« Is hereby given that we. the undersigned, such officers of the corporation a* are hereinbefore intend to apply to the HonoraUe A. W. GUchrlst, pruvidre for. and thereafter tbe annual meeting of Governor of tlie State of Florida, at Tallahassee. the stockholders of this corporation shall be held Florida, on tlur Tenth day of March. A. I). 1011 fqr on the second Tuesday of January of each and •• O tte rs Paten l Incorporating THE SAN FORD I.AND every year. A i m t VI DEVOjQPM Ori COMPANY under the following • proi>o*cil charter, the original of which it now on Tt*e_ highest amount of Indebted neta or liability Bf* In the Office of the Secretsr etary of State of the to which tbia corporation shell subject itaelf, aha!, te iof Fit, S tata lurida. b e a n amount equal to the entire capital (lock of tills corporation. Axncm or incuavceAtion or , -----THE----» Axtxxjc VII SANFORD LAND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Tbe ngmee end residence* of the subscribing In­ We, the undersigned, have agreed to assadate corporators of this corporation, and the amount of afgeh---------— and do ‘ hereby associate uurtrlourselves together ves together for the purpose of forming a body poiDie nhd[ corporate under and by vlrtuo of the' law* of the State of Florida, and do hereby adopt the following Article* uf Incorporation; AjrrkixT. • The name of this corporation shall be THE SAN­ FORD La n d DEVELOPMENT tXJMPANY. and It* principal place of business shall be at Sanford. Orange County, Florida, but It shall have such other offices, agenda« and plscrs of buiinesa In Flori­ d a and to othrr State« of the Unliad States and In foreign countries a* Its Board of Directors may dh- Towels Sheeting and Sheets _ J. K. METTINGER, the capital stock subscribed by each, are a t follows: F. E. Houghton. Boston. Met* . 712« »hares Scranton, Pn., 7l2V4*hare* Sanford, h a ., 712* share* Sanford. Fla., 712H share* Sanford. Fla.. 100 shares H. C. Trask Sanford. Fla.. SO share# In With tat Wurxror, The subscribing Incorpora­ tors h are hereunto set their names: - *• E. HOUGHTON, F. WILCOX. A. HOWARD. ------I. O. I’ACKAHD. fc C HOWARD. If . C. TRASK. Stats or Fu*m* CatTrr ordxAMCX | hereby certify th a t before».me, ajfi « „ o n s h y appeared B. Afina Adi Hnwa rail |>(c i anj Claude C Howard. nnd Homer to rse we.I known to be four of the person* nomi frf and yybo tubaerlbed their name* to the lorcgotod Articles or Incorporation, and severally acknowl edged be hire me th at they subscribed ifnd executed the same for the purposes therein expressed. fa W irom W nmoe, I heve hereunto set my head and official seal, at Sanford. In the Couqty of A i f g . - " 4 »«*» Asale id Ftorhla, on tills the Ulh day of January, A. D.r ip il. (Seel) Masxl C. Arinomi», Notary Public. S u te of Florida, at large My Comminigli expires Feb. 4th. 1913 ¡3 red m To manufacture, produce, purchase or otherwise ecqulre: (o hold. own. mortgage pledge, sell, a s­ sign. uansfer or otherwise dlgpaee of, trade and deal In and with limber, lumber, travel »tores, fer­ tilisers. materials, fruits, farm products, live stock and ail other goods, personal property, wares, and naseehgad i i of evtry d a is end deytxiption which may ba calculated directly or todlrart/y toi c cT ObCIUate lu business Tn Tu Issue bonds and secure the tam e by pledges r deeds ofrutrust tta taor mortgages of S or M upon O TtoeMwhole V or any held Iby Ui'« oonrorarfon. sy part of the property held and ut sell ill iand pledge such bonds for proper rnr|»>rate uses ________ _j aa end when the Board of Direi:tors may determine, to loon and barrow money on h u m bonds, mortgages or other aecurltJe» To guarantee, subscribe fur, bold, pii/th --------------------------sign, ■me aeU, transfer, assi H dispose of the sbarca and cap- . er any bond», securities and avidrmaa ------------- seas issued or created by any outer rorparmUoa or oorpenuiea* of this state, or any other G G G 9 First Street, SA N F O R D , FLORIDA [IDEAL FERTILIZERS C elery, Lettuce, C auliflow er, Beans Tom atoes,. Cantaloupes, P otatoes '•"Stfw rtiw DHT b o o k le t, ruam O A VCUE7ABLaL ll - contains tfi-•-Tecttenk (nr «-«itfrtg all tfio principal p r o J o c ts or th e _S tii|r, cun fully revised and b ro u fh t up to d a le by o u r n r a s t successful xnm ~ e rs . No publication o n ,th is subject contains quch practical ntltlcc. All gardeners should hove it; from th e ow ner or the sm all hmnr garden to the la rg e st shipper. In It wilt be found the special IDLAi form ulas th a t have been c o n stru c te d by careful study of uctuj) field resu lts. They a re Invaluable, b e ln i perfectly balanced .mtf -from ih e RHM1T- SOURCES. -G et th e B E S toird m ake MONfoY *■ Call~on o u r L ocal R o p r o s e n ta tlv o R. C. M axw ell or addrogg Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., JACKSONVIUE,' f l OR IDA R. H- WHITNER, Agent, Sanford, Florida O f Charleston, S. C., ars opening A rt Studio,' Bishop's Building. Adults and junior classes forming for tuition in oil and wiler-color paint­ ing; also tinting and coloring Photographic via ws. Three months' course. Prospective pupils please apply. RESID EN CE. 209 E A S T F IF T H ST. Pico Block' . >»G G O G G "On my place I hoVc nbnndoned the use of the wt*r spr.iy, G said lie. "I consider it too expensive nnd too cumbersome m G bother with. I now use G nothing but dry sprays »I using a powdered Bordeaux G G mixture, which is in gen G eral n copper sulphate coin G pound and with it I can tin G the work of four men with G a wet spray. Formerly it t» was necessary to susjhmhI G spraying operations in mi G orchard .öfter a rain, but G now-owing to the lightness G of a dry spraying uutlu G work con be pushed any G time. "Another advantage of G the dry spray is that trees G .may be sprayed at any G tim e of the year whether G the orchard is in bloom or i» not. “With a wet spray it is necessary to keep the m ixture off the G Trees a t thin season, otherwise the trees will die." G and S a l. B ordeaux now G in S to c k G M a c h in e s , $ 1 2 .5 0 and th e M ix tu re s 2 5 c and G 3 0 c a Pound G The Now Is The Time To Buy Improv- « I, ». • t, •1 . « Kir. Logan Says: JS D" C H A R L E SA NE.D LEW MRS. LEW IS % JC StATx'or PrrrruvLVAaLA l „ I hereby certify th at before me, a Notary Public, In and for said County and State, personally ap­ peared J. F. Wilcox, to me well known to be one of the persons named In, and who execuird Ihe fore­ going and attached Articles of incorporation, and acknowledged that he executed the tam e for Ihe purpose* therein mentioned. to Wiroraa Wrtrotnr. I have hereunto set my hand and official seal at Scranton, in the County of Lack­ awanna. and State of Pennsylvania, on this 2nd day of February, A. D„ 1911. * (Seal) Ne u ji V. Durrv rtary Public Notary My commission willexpire at the end of next ________ essloo of Ilb« Senate. -j*, Í8WWS CoUHTY 0» L aCXAWANVA J - Easy Payments. •H B E S T A N D .C H E A P E S T Sr*rx oc Maxuoiusxtts 1 Cuirrrr or SurresJt J I herab;- certify th at before me. a Notary Publie, In ami for said Siam, personally ap___ lid County and State, pearod F K Houghton, to Ine well kbown to be one of the pi .-eons named In, and who executed the foregoing end attached Articles of Incorporation, and acknowledged th at be executed the same for the purposes therein mentioned, ........... ...... Whe ....I have hereunto set my to W n-.os hand and official seal at Boston, In the County of Suffolk, and State of Massachusetts., on this day of February, A. D., 1011. (Seal) „ Getane L. EDstirs, Notaty Public for Massachusetts e(T“Ready to Plant”*Sanford tie»; to lay out. pta t. Improve, tn lis te . drain, cultí­ valo, uso, Or operata the proparty or t i n con HOT. or r,r otilen, and to do Olid cerlurm all it appropriate or needful for the development Improvement of the sam e for any purpose» for which the asme may be adapted, tn undertake and direct tbe management and sale of the property uf tha corporation, or the property of other», and tn transact on tvirmnlssioa the general bustoesa of real estate broker. Tn luy, »ell. li u»<\ rent, rrret and construct Juaieto m S ig t v w rtt and f a x n tea of nny kind uu Jhejp o p erty of the tnrporatien. or on the property G f iY iï( im >4 t High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. Low Prices G G G •G G ¡I The Crippen -Music Store A m a.* II The general nature of the buslneat by suid acted I>y »uhi corporation It ’to"di> any°amt '«"/'of the (Lings herein Mst forth and In any part of the hcxwiatL oudYii fui “fi*®**- truUeea ur ptbierw: i furtherance, not to llmitallon of thei general powers couferrrd by the laws of the Slate iof Florld»a to-wDu ( h i rehusé, uwh. hold,, control, lense, rent, k II mo* igage, exchange. and otherwise deal t o res •alale and any Bed Linen Hats tmd Caps >0 0 G G G 0 G O fl 0 o o G G M a c h in e s m A. E. H I L L ~: G Kl Celery Farms City These farms can Jbe.-bought io r .the next thirty days for less money than ever again. We have Sanford farms to sell. Not Largo, Taft, Burbank nor Celery City but Sanford. Always Sanford. There Is only one Sanford. A ll irrigated ready to plant. Will pay for themselves this winter. . . - Fish Marke t S a lt a n d .F re s h W a te r Fish A . FOSTER S A N F O R D A V n. PH O N E 60 3 4 * 4 W 4 * » 4 4 W 4 » 4 4 » » 4 W * W V H » W 4 4 4 V W V 4 H W W 4 W W iW W k * ^ Í W O M A N 'S E X C H A N G E , Fancy Wo»l* of Ati Kind*. Stamping, Embroidery Supplica, « V ra i- Building Haaid-Painted ¿hin* J ! �fe.brnary THE SANFORD HERALD ini and about the city tittle Happcnlngs-^Mentlon of Matters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST Summary of tfie Floating Sm all Talk Succinctly A rranged fo r Hur­ ried llcrald Reader*. . — Arthur, Doyle spant several days of thi* we< k with borne folks. T. J. Miller 1» able to be out again af­ ter a M fie ° l ihc rheumatism Miss Stumon will spring a surprise next week wiien the votes are counted. Mlw Cladys Gntchel repeat to you all, -Sit Up and take notice” from now .do. Miss Mary McClung. of Jacksonville, visited her sister, Mrs. H. C. Dingeo last Sunday. Miss Maude .Harris is practicing the Missouri slogan of "show you'* ire hustling subscriptions. Mr. arid Mrs. F. H. Yaplc, of Jackson­ ville, on: spending a few days In thb city. Their many friends are glad to see them again, « O n «sasIsaAf. Uwla. artist o p c n -ta .j;^ crive a few commissions for painting rtraiti. In oil or whter colors. 209 E. h, StrwL Tlio contest is drawing to a close and it behooves every ono to turn in their subscriptions this coming - week him! M~ cure the votes and prizes. The In lies of the Congregation Church will servo n Washington Birthday supper r-._2l. Place -to .be announced _llnipr. Mrs Sherida-Jesreu, Secretary. D. A. Caldwell has returned from a trip to New Yortrwhcre he has spent the past two wet ki purchasing goods for the departmeLt store of D’. A. Caldwell & Sons, . , R. J. Cutljff. recent manager for the W estern Union at Albany, Georgia, lias accepted • similar position with the Pos­ tal Telegraph and Cable Company in thia city. William Howo of Florence. S. C.. is in die city for several weeks. Mr. Howe is an uld friend of Hon. J. N. Whitner and is being shown the sights of the Celery Dellu. ~ ." Rev. J F. McKinnon, pastor of the Sanfool Pro byterian Church, will exchange pulpits next Sunday with Rev. C.- H. Fcrran. pasior of the Presbyterian Church, of DeLand. Mr. Ferron is a young min­ ister of alent and all who attend the ser­ vices tn .y expect excellent sermons. He is u bro icr of Mrs. D. L Thrasher of our town an I has occupied tho Presbyterian pulpit h re on other occasions. Japni' Plums (Loquats) now ready for setting; izes ten to eighteen inches each 20 cent , per dozen $1 75; eighteen to twenty-i >ur Inches each 25cts, tier dozen 12.00. inkes a beautiful tree,and pro­ duces dr icioui fruit. Jno. D. JJnkins, 398 French i venue, Sanford. Fla. 26-2t-p‘ A dull ir or two a week furnishes your home. Come in and Bee how we remove all obM r clcs for those who have little to start on. Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tf I or S tie—240 a c re s high hammock land, two ‘ th ird s bordered by high lake (rant. Two acre* in fine - young grove, fifteen a c re s cleared, entire tract fenced, tw o s to fy dwelling good shape, barn, etc. In one and halfm lles of Post office, within S miles of th ree towns. Located In Lake County, near LakeEustls. Tor te rm s address, room 2. Welbnrn Block Sanford Fia. 23-2to Wntcl> N. O. Garner's window displays each we.-k for new and big bargains in grocerle c 24-tf so.ooo Choice Tom ato P lants—At • 1-00 per thousand,, ready for the field now. 0. W. Brady, Sanford, Fla. \ ¿0-2t-c For Rant—Hoase of five rooms. \ corner 12th, nr,d Oak' Avenue. August Schnel dcf. 23-2p t Autoes and carriage painting a t Un­ derwood’s. First class wo rk. 7-tf A11 kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ chine A Garage Co. J - v-,_4b-tf Photoes. Stam p P h o te es are. ju st uhat you w ant to p a s te In your valen­ tines. Over Longs grocery. ... B . ■ • . y i -gr-, J , A ’ - You canget yellow-com moai-at Long's __ Grocery,________ :_______________ 26-tf Undet woods fur harness, saddles, horse snd mule jewelry. 17-tf For S tie—Mitchell touring car 40 H. P. “ iwasi tigers, in first class condition. Apply, Sanford Herald. *" 25-tf Dr. Howard has returned and can be found at his residence in the forenoon sad his office in the afternorn. 22-tf B«t node preserves- and pickles Just la. call md try them. W.W. Long. 26-lf Cut y u r seed potatoes with a Yankee Seed Potato Cutter. Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. 22-tf l have eosullad an elcc tic sausage mill and can furnish my customers with frenii ground sausage and bamburg stake in abort notice, call and see W, W. hong. • i3 .g f Do not take our word, but you know the Heights around any growing town is always choice for good homes or will innko money for the speculator. Every dollar spent increases the vnlue of All Local A dvertisem ents Under This °h • * 25-c Heading. One Cent a Word Each Issue Wanted—Experienced, accurate rapid Try o ca* of Richelieu’s Red Rasp­ stenographer to begirt nt once. Florida berries, Blackberries and Red Cherries Homeland Company, Sanford. Fla, ' a t L P. McCufleTsr-----------For SntB—One heavy express horse •For lap robes alul horse blankets see sound and kind, also one high bred sad­ Underwood. j7_tf dle nnd drl rtng mare. May be seen nt Hand's stable. Apply to Geo. 11. Fernald One and two horse wagons with celery Hdw..Co____ 23-21 flared side bodies ret Underwood's. 17-tf Wonted—To rent n piano for two or Crushed npd pulverized L Imcstone, ca three months. II. H. Witherington. 24,ti Tomato plants now ready. leading vari­ load lots. R. H. Whitner. 2tf eties. O. W. Barrett, Lakeland, Fla. Ladies new b e lts beltings, b a rre tte s, For Sale—Strawberry cups. Sec me at back com bs and etc. N. P. Yowell Co. Brissons siding. K. H. Muirhead. 24 -3c Wanted—A good gentle horse suitable Seed Potato Cutters' and Planters at Fernnld's. Call and let us show you. 22tf for riding and driving. Mrs. H. A. Hlli, R. D. No. 2. .. 24-tf Eggs from White Legliorn Hens, bred For Sale—8 lots 50 feet wide, next to to (ay, never set strain- Good as- they N. H. Garners ~ Addition on Sanford make ’em. $5 per 100, |3 for lin.'TSc fof tram ier -TWa«--reasonable, ikqeuvt w c 23-4c 15. W. A Herring, Maple nvenue Poultry Sanford Herald, For Sale—Good general merchandise Ynrds. 25-5tp business with cash trade well established. 18 Pounds of best granulated suar for . Lost—Black umbrella, with straight • I .00 at N. O, Garner's. 24-tf sliver handle. In front of 218 Elm Avc. Curtice Bros. 3-lb can table peaches Finder plcasG.rqtuni to the above ad­ dress. 26-2p 25c and 35c L. P. McCulter At a liberal discount. Good reason for Cracker meal and full line National selling.' Inquire a t Hemld office. HQ-c crackers for sale by W. W. Long. 18-tf For Sale—Bargain. Owner forced to ~HsffJ*Muc china cabinets just In. Sdh* sell. 10 acres, fenced, 5 acres tiled and crop on it. Call on' or address Room II, ford Furniture Co. ,’,C 4^22-tf Welborne Block, Sanford, Fla. Sale of Ribbons to make room for new Tomato plants, sweet potato slips and stock. All 25c Ribbons for 18c. Fancy velvet beans for sale. 5,000,000 Living­ at reduced prices. Mrs. M. L. Allen. 25tf ston's New Globe tomato plants nt 1.25 per thousand. Pellvery after February One Dining-Room Suit, 6 Chairs, extra 15th. Headquarters for potato slips and Table. 1 Buffet, 1 China Closet Mission, velvet bean seed. J. R. Davis, Barlow, 23-8p the best thing for the money in town. Fin, Wanted—Somepne to care for o room­ Williams A^Mflteejj 21-if ing house applyJo E. J l .. Herndon, Cur-, fStU'lineof sweet nr emir pickles tn bulk ner 4th, street and Magnolia Ave. 23-tf or in bottles at Long's. IR-tf Pm t» for Sale—Cheap, W. E. ¡Squires, - 2G-4to Curtice Bros. May Duke Peas, 2 cans Cameron City. If you have any poultry or eggs for fo r 25c. L. P. McCuller sale, or if you want to buy chickens or F L O R ID A Don't forget to have your chipper! beef, eggs, or if you are in any way interested S A N F O R D lit poultry raising, MUB yuurn6rrtfi~omr breakfast bacon and boiled ham sliced nt Long's store, on his American slicing ma­ postnl Chrd to us. We liave something of interest for you.' Address the Tntnpa chine. : 18-tf Weekly Times, Tnn^pa, Fin, 25-4p We can store your furniture for you. Far Sole—One span of mules, wagon TH E Williams & Miltècr. 21-tf and harness; mules six and seven years Fresh peanut butter in bulk, 20 cents n old, weigh about 1,200 pounds each. In­ S to p •. quire of W. A. Minnick, Cameron City. pound nt N: O. Garner's. 24-tf • 2G-tf-p P aying Sunbeam Corn. 2 cans ror 25o at For Sale—60)4 acres, 23 cleared, 7, room house, large barn, orange and otlier fruit L P. M eddler's trees, a nice home. 9)4 acres. 3, cleared R ent! We are equipped to bundle your repair ,ou Clay road. 40 acres timber land, good work. Sanford Machine & Garage Co.' Pfnrm land. 29)4ncres hammock land, M A K E S IT E A S Y 48tf. 4 N cleared, fine woli. 3 acres tiled, smkil Good Steel Rnnge for $20. A burgln. house on railroad. All the above at u bargain. Address Box No. 36, R. F. D., Own Williams & Mlltecr. 2 1-if No. 1, *22 5tc A. P. CONNELLY GEO. II. FERNALD » New goods urrlylng daily ui I-ong's For Sale—Cabbage ‘plants. Geo. Fox, Your Scc'y 6. T reas. President •' 21-tf grocery store. Give him a call. 13-tf city. For Rent—Two rooms, - furnished or un• H om o Briiig vour old tires to Sanford'Machine furnlsheil.'wiih board or without, in now A Garage C& for vulcunizing. 18-tf house, with modern Improvements. Ad­ 4 Let Us Tell You About It 5}0-tf-C Ladles' Auto Loats-und wnkh sk irts, dress Box 494. Wanted—To buy,-a second hand roll the best values. N. P. Yowell K Co. top office desk. Address Box 1491. 2G-2tC If you will look closely you will find an Wanted—Young man. single, wnnts ad In this {taper up side down and . the steady work un u Sanford truck farm. E. . 4. •>■>■> v v v + -i- v v < + + + + editor is strictly a temperunce-ir in. 25c ,E. I’nlmer. 3M Riverside Ave., Jackson­ ' ■* Heckers Gratis in Hour at Lonjj's ville. Flar - House for rent -or for sale. Corner 3rd store. ' • " l-lrlf nmh»€hapman avenue. Apply 115 Oak J on* block frura Depot opposite PtwloBlc*) 19-tXc Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine avertue. For ¡»ale-—A launch 16 feet long, 3)4 feet L Garage Co. 18-tf H . E . W IS E , P ro p rie to r beam, in perfect order 3 H. P. engine. Ce­ t ' Shoe-string Panam as a t Cowell's cil Gabett, French avenue. 17-tfu 4! Formerly Manager of Central Cafe for 50c. ' « For Sale—II months old thoroughbred Buggies and surreys ut cost for thirty R; L re d -cockerels for sale." Mrs. M. L. S te a k s , Chops, O y ste rs and Fish a S p e c ia lty *' * 26-2-p days at Underwoods. Bartlesville top Koehler, Monwe, Fin. * ** buggies ut $7U,0Q. . 17-tf . For Bent—Nice ollices. Also ware­ house, 32*36. ■Bat proof. N. - H. Garner. A P L A C E FOR L A D IE S AND G E N T L E M E N If your aim in life is to economise and 8-tf to huve for your everyday use dependable For Sale—Rhode Island Reds and In­ ! ■ E veryth in g F ir st C la ss •> goods ut the lowest possible prices we ask dian Runner Ducks, bred, from heavy lay­ S h o r t O r d e rs At All H o u rs you, not for our sake, nor for tills town's ing stock. $1 per setting oT 13 eggs, well sake, nor (or the sake of anything but packed and delivered at the exiiress of­ fice at Monroe, Fla. Address U. S. MikePrompt. Clean Service Metti Tickets are Sold nt Reduced Ratea your owu iwcket book mul your bank ac­ uell. Sanford, Fla. 25-3p count, to aim for our store mid hit the WAtnuC-HaulIng and teaming to do; centre of economical buying. Sanford ■plowing nnd harrowing. Address Frank Garrod, general delivery. 26-tf-p Furniture Co. " 22-tf ' Wnnted—By fifteen yours' experience Go to Yowell's today they have a dyer and tailor ladies' mid gents' special sale on Musllrt Underwear, cleanef, to-dean, «jye* repair or niter. S h irtw a ists and Wool goods. M. P. clothes, Suits made to -order at 15, 20, 2f>or 30 YowelU &. Co. days. Our price will suit your pocket. Sanford—The best town—the most solid Your money's worth or your money bock. We have a complete stock just in of all the liewest town—backed up- by tho best fanning Bradford & Keith. 405 Third St. Phone - ' " 7-lf-o section in the state of Florida, is growing1 311. Lost—Pair of- Spectacles with tortoise greater every day and yoU.should .Buy n shell frame;'were probobly left in oom A lot in “Sanford Heights", addition fvhile office. Reward if returned to J. N. Whit-^ -V— ■ ■ ----- £5tf you can get one cheap and on easy terms. ner. Patrician stands for all-that is excellent m fivsrooius fl vszw otus -nr flat S ee'id nL U O nsm cr------------------ - 25c .L — W O M E N ’S - F O O T - W E A R of five rooms. Addresa BoX 106«. 5-tf <> February 14th and 15th, the A. K. F or S ale—House and household furni­ Hawke* Co., will have a first clods Optician Ü It is the world's standard of exellence and durability, und h a s ture, office,- parlor and dining-room; all In Ü won for itself un cuvinble reputation by its perfect fit, Its Btyle with their agta, L R. Philips Co. Come first-class order, sacrificed for ten days. and have your eyes examined and fitted Mrs. Bruce, corner Third Street and Mag­ and its servicabilty. It is a PERFCT SHOE ut the Right Price, ,, 26-lt-p free of charge. 24-3t nolia Avenue. and the m ost SERVICEABLE SHOE nt any PRICE. Its superior For Rent—Ten acres tiled land on street Men’s new spring tie s Ju st In ret cor line. Station op place. Two acres of m erits have -been accorded instant recognition the world over. Yowell's. tiled land, cottage and barn *on ■ptnee. New York. London. Pfirismnd Berlin: the great fashion cen­ For Sale—5 acres truck farm 214 mile« Onstreet car line. Address,‘J . N. Whit­ from town H mile from loading 'station, ner. Sunford Florida. 2If ters of the world, pay tribute to "PATRICIAN" us the acknowl­ has 21 inch fiowiug well and has been For Sale—Six acres land, four cleared. edged leader in dictating foot fashions. - ' . , ' .; v plowed and harrowed. Address Box 1225 Store and house, well located. Good Sanford. 25-tpc reason for selling. J.F.McCdland. Moore's BUY PATRICIAN AND GET SATISFACTION Station. 23-HP Breeding Stock—Place orders now fur one day old chicks from Potter's Winter . Wantio—Apprentice bay to learn cigar trade. Apply to J. J. Mauser. 2fl-tf layers. Reds or Legliorn*. E. R. Potter, R. For sale— -I have five or six pieces of No. 2. jf 2«-2tp land more than 1 need for trucking. These Tho M a x im u m of S ty le a t tho M ln ^ Keep your eye us what'a going on at lands were bought cheap, cleared under m u m of P ric e to th e W e a r e r . ^„ our store. We ask you to carefully com­ my own supervision and will be sold at a great bargain. One five acres perfectly part our prices with anyone's quotations. tiled, tliira year In cultivation. 30 rods Look them up and we will get your busi­ from Beck Hammock station. 40 acres : ness. Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tf half cleared and plowed, balance fine For Sale—20u0 «ores of fine muck hammock, two strong wells, tool house, M WANTS E could not enjoy the pat­ ronage a t Sanford for the __ past thirteen years did we n o t- have th e reputationT— which is usually shared by all reputable establishments, in giving careful attention to detail, an d leaving nothing — ■undone-to -please; “ . The merchandise we sell will convince you it is to "your advantage to make us ' your haberdasher.' W Clothier and Men’s Furnisher , —' Sanfôrd Building & Loan . Association I THE C IT Y RESTAURANT f DAINTY NEW OXFORD STYLES PATRICIAN Styles for Spring tfhd Summer Low C u t, $ 3 .5 0 and $ 4 .0 0 ■» Don't forget you can get your chipped oeel and ham cut on sn American slicing »»chine at W. W. Long's market. 28-tf if you ore from Missouri—we can show you ,^S¿£>&.blfih x l w XCSld CPCCJWtPCfI S,.nford—Sanford Heights Orange Gruva Additieifc------------------ .. . afa best grade Butterene a t Long's Tfy it while butter U high. D. L. THRASHER Ja«d ttn ir n ib ly J lru b u d UJld^irubUcaHy f f r r t w T a r t f f Phono1? J . Lmri n u f e j ready fe r th e plow, R. Hh and depot ^ tta'dJWtoC * -tf. in to n e q u a rle r. o r .m lle . o f property. $35,00 per acre, term s. Tor fu rth e r Barrie) W anted —A second - h a n d Inform ation call a t o r address, rohtn Foot-Power Saw, Box 1443, J. W. 2, Welborn Block Sanford Fla. 23-t2c Sanford, FU. *>. * * 1 - - __*. ; .......... F lo rid a ’ S t a n f o r d , ----------- - »P H O N E 1 04 * ------------ �r tb r u T y 10, m W here Devout of the Celery City Worship Sunday. resume or au. Church events Of In te re st to Those Rellglbuiiy In­ clined—Subjects o f Discourses ... 1 fo r th e Sabbath. First Methodist Rev. }. A. Hendry, pastor; church, comer Park ■venue and Fifth street; personate, corner Mntnolla avenue and Seventh street; phone 294, Sunday tooralni service a t 11; evening service. 7:Ov, Sunday school, 0:49 a. m.; Joo. K. MetMM**. SupL Teachers' meeting every Friday. Sunday School 0:45 a. m. J. K. MelR. Cbappcll nsmission­ ary day in tha Sunday School let every member bring a special offering. Preaching 11 a. m., by the pastor fol­ lowed by church conference. Reports from the various departments of church wort will be called for reports to be made in , writing. Proper ofllccra please be ready with reports. ~ ~ Sunday night 7 o’clock Miss Daiie Davis Sect, of '.'Young Peoples Missionary Department" and n'member of the "Mis­ sionary Council" * ill speak to the con*, gregatlon. Younik people especial invlted to Iwar thle dletinguialuKl - lady -and speaker. Tuesday 7:30 p.m „ Bishop 11. C. Morrison will preach In the chupch on the great 'Themeof Christian Education". A re S till A rrivin g Daily and E very D epartm ent Is Being Rap Idly filled W ith all the Latest M erchandise, and Our Values are W o n d erfu lly Low 2 5 c Table O ilcloth . . 19c A full Standard ~wdTK"T5lfcTolH5,,tin white, marble and colors. Regular 25c seller. Our price yard 1Qn only............................................................. . A rt D rapery A complete new line of A rt Drapery, just received in neat patterns which tire splendid _1OcjBellere.__Our price o o n l y a y a n l . . < ..................................— ........... A 36-inch Burlap In dark green; something nice for cover­ ing Shirwaist Boxes and good for Drapery pur* 1 Q 1 9*i poses. Monday a y a rd -------------------------- . . . yuurtfelf. rtret Uaotlst R«v. J. W. WUdrnen. p u to r; Sunday morning tor; aarvlce. II; «renin* aervlce, 7:00; , _ achooT SalibaUi ••'45 a. m.; FrofTN. J . Perkin*. ...... S upt Beetln* eyery Wednesday. 7.00 p. m.: •teacher* Beetln* Friday avrnin* at 7:90. At 0:45 a. im, Bible Study; Elljah'c Vic­ tory. At 11 o’clock the paiior will preach on Spiritual Agitation; or Our Duty to 8 Ur up like Gift of God. At 7 p. m., p m To make more room we will lihve a Spccinl Clear unce'salp.of Comforts Monday. See our spccinl ao Blankets! Wednesday 7:30 Bible Study and Pray er meeting. -Friday night 7:30 Sunday School Ictson study at the Parsonage followed by Sun­ day School Council, business meeting a full attendance is earnestly desired. Thursday 3:30 Junier League meeting Mrs. I. R. Philips In charge. The pastor, will preseli at Moores Station Sunday afternoon following the Sunday School hour. Preaching 11:30 p. Mr. Waldron preachrs both morning and night, the subject fur the momjng Will be "The Day la At Hand" At night the subject will be ‘‘Questions". Mr. Waldron is preparing a series of talks to young women which will be an­ nounced later. This church has open doors of welcome to all comers. Help along Hie New Church Thursday, February 23, Is Congrega­ tional day at Stockton's Grocery. 1 Through the kindness of Mr. R. G. Stockton. the grocer, arrangements have been completed to let apart Thursday. February 23. as • special day at the store In aid of the new Congregational church. On all cash sales made tliat day the church is to get ten per cen t This applies to every­ thing in the store except the heavy grocer­ ies, namely, feed, flour and salt meats. Fresh meats are included in the sale. There will be no increase In the {vices. So stock up that day and at the same time help along the new church. You can do it this way without extra cost to •Just received, o large shipm ent of Hand Bags, in nil the latest stylfis and shapes. For Monday we have a qo full line good $1.35 sellers as a leader................... oO C 10 dozen special lot of Umbrellas, in both Ladies’ und Gentlemen’s size, with genuine Boxwood handles, QD^ good $1.50 values. Special-----...................... .. *, W V We have just received a large shipment *oT'Mnnchester Percales, good values, to sell for 16c yard. Choice 1 9 1 O n T b s P e o p le ’s C o m re y a llo n a t* Hand Bags! N e w S hipm ent Umbrellas —noted Bishop and preacher. Bishop Mor rlsoit is Florida's residen t Methodist Bishop We feci Justly proud of having this dis­ tinguished man of God to speak to us on tills vitlal subject, Tuesday night 7:30 Rev. Gears« U. Waldron, p»nnr; Sunday mar nine Mr vice, 11; evenln* service, 7:00; prayer meeting Wedaaaday. 7:00 p. m.jSaUwlh school. 0:43«, m. J. C. Ends Inter. Superintendent. Hand Bags! Blankets! A Specinl February Clearance Sale of Blankets, great values in Blankets; all prices. A special Jot of 1 1-4 Blankets while th ey lasL M onday a pair ' N Sleeveless U nder vests J u st received, a case of Sleeveless Uudervests tnped^neck and armholes, to go on sale at 3 FOR 3 5 c U ndervests 24c 17c Flaxon 14c A nice Sheer Flaxon in plain white, a good value for 17c yard. See this value Monday for 1 case sleeveless Usl6 Undervests, Silk Tape in neck and armholes, good 35c values., Monday 12 1-2c Linen Finish Chambrey 9 l-2c . Ju st received, a new line T)f Linen Finish in all colors, and a good value for 12 l-2c yard M o n d a y .!.............................................................. Chambreys q « t\ Black Suede - Cashmerette Gloves The nliove gioves look like the genuine Suede Gloves, uh;o can be washed. See these Monduy. All a h sizes, only............. ...............................J.......... ............ H /C M attress Ticking . A full lino of 36-inch M attress Ticking, in plain and fancy strijres, well worth 12 l-3c yard. Choice i a Monday.................................................................... J u st think of getting a Dutch Collar nicely made up. Special only, e a c h . / . . . ............... ... . Special Im p orted Laces Japonika Silks * . Ju st received, unother shipm ent of the well known Japonika Silks in all popular colors. Special a n r y a rd ............................... ..................................... ~ ¿O C 3 5 c Shantolon Silk 2 5c Special for Monday, a lot of Shuntoon ially good values for 35 cents. Our price Mon- in * Silk espec­ ' o r • d is c o u rse o n th e L ife of C hriat^w ill b e th e Baptlinvpf Jw m r Cordial Invitation to strenger«. Presbyterian L e Special r M onday Only • 1 case of yard-wide Blenched First Call Muslin. good w eight For Monday only 10 YARDS FOR i N New Shoes and still they come —in all styles, for men* women and children. See our special line of all P aten t Leather Pum ps worth $2.00 a pair, our special (P A O • ■ See our lurge line of specially Imported ull-over Lin es with wide and nnrrow bands to m atch, and our priors of»* ns tonishingly'low;.\ * ajo U < )t 1 (L im it 2 0 Y a rd s to C u s to m e r) » Just receiyed from the ROYAL TAILORS • ” e• '* -•, * * n full line of large suiting samples for spring. See our great values In this high-grade line of all-wool suitings. We take your measure and these suits are hand-tailored to fit you 11 ajam lD IM rvlo*. 7:00:Sabbal5ed5òlìi:40 a. B t a d V r T ' í ni eaUni Wed* Tl»t.pietof"wUl exchange pulpiu with Rev. C. If. F e n a n . of DeLand who will W E A R E A G E N T S FO R B U T T E R IC K P A T T E R N S preach morning and evening next Sonday. A liare cordially Invited to attend the aervlce*. Catholic itboUc Church. Oak avaoua between 8th and •treat*. Rev. Father Braaoahan In chart«. | evar» S under at 10 b . Rosary, eannoo brnrdlctkm «very Sunday a t 7i90 p. m. Bunschool at a a. a . Con In* km* heard Saturday re Aril Sunday of tha month between 4 and S . and 7 and 9 p. m. First Sunday of month ■a t 7:90 e. m. and 10 a. m. H ety C r e te e p is c o p a l Rav. B. F. Drown, rector; A. D. Key. aenlor war­ den: Sunday morning aervtoa, 11: evening aervlce. 5:0(1; Sabbath school. 0:49 a a . ; U r V h it n e r . S ept.: prayer aeeü n g . 7:90 Wednesday evening. Horry Crlppen will tune o r repair U factory m anner fa r about hair oil»* I f f f l f f r |f •rr- P ie IN I« » « y o u r m e n u . 2 3 -tr D. A. CALDWELL & SONS [ D E P A R T M E N T S' Two Stores, 121 and 123 East First Street �LAKE MARY MELANGE flpcdtl O>rrwo«xt*noe toTbe H m U : An entertainment waa given by the icbool Jmt Friday Feb., 3rd, for the purpoteof getting eome things heeded In Kt<nnt room. A very nice program« was gotten up by the effeclent teacher. MIm Lenora Arnette. and the children all did their parts well. A Military Drill, in charge - of Mr- R. M. .Whyte deserves special ni«nilon. Miss Arnette and the children desire to thank Mrs. J. G. Mar­ tin for h f-essistanoe with the music and J at the n 'tearsals. Mr. H: ¡ifis. Mrs. W. Monroe brother Is making a short visit' here with Mr. and Mrs. Moiiroe.’ Mr. and Mrs. 0. Overstreet have en­ joyed a .‘ow days visit from Mr. Oversueet's itelco of Orlando. Miss Arnette’s slater. Mlsa Hetty came up from Longwood to attend the school entertainment last Friday evening. Mrs. Wm, Monroe and baby and Mrs. W. N. Webster spent a few days last week on (be east coast with Mrs. Mon­ roe's mo'tv». Rev. J. F. Sundell and Dr« W. H. Evans contemplate a visit to the fair which Is being held In Orlando this week. .. M oo res Station Two cirloads of celery has been cut and shipped from Joe Camerons fields the first of tliis week. Mr. Camoron Is ship­ ping Independently. Mrs. Greenland and Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Miller of Clnclnnltl. Ohio, have pur­ chased 10 acres of the Howard Whitner place on Cameron Avenue and are camp­ ing until they build in the near future. Mrs. Miller is Mrs. Greeniands daughter. A large congregation listened with Iqterest to Rev. J.W , Wlldinan here at the School house Sunday p. in. Rev. Wlld"inaiTTi Tiafo1'IWS fait ^Sunday or each month. The Moores Station ladles are planing a Lady Washington Social for Feb, 22nd. We are pleased to sa y Mrs. Geo. Spear was not injured as badly In her fall at the bank building as was at first feared. She has been out again several days. E. M. Bell until recently with the Fcrnnld Hardware Co., has purchased the grocery nnd provision slock-of J. F. Tur­ ner of Beck Hammock and will be plensed to received a portion of the trade in this vicinity. Bob Hall and Harry Collins one of the fishing crews at Myres camp made a particularly good hqul last Saturday morning of a 7 foof allegator and about 400 pounds of catfish. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron have a new daughter added to their household. The Mapes Complete Manures Where seems to be great dissatisfaction throughout the State generally ns to the^Tesults obttrlnetlTrom most of the fertilizers used last season. Many growers are now beginning to see clearly what we have been suggesting for some time, they might expect to have happen from the continuad use of the Acid Phosphate (rock) goods. -> • j A curiously large number of those of our old cus­ tomers who were gotten away from us by the in­ ducements of the so called "cheap goods" "Just as good as Mapes," are coming back to us tips season to have their groves and fields restored. -:.* . ’• i - — - ■ — ■— . .. .e .V ,-« .,' I ' « . » . m l * ' ■— — —-« The.Mapes Fertilizers are evidently considered a refuge In extrem ity when help Is needed and hope alm o st gone. You certainly get th e benefits of over th irty y ears experience In Florida and over fifty-years In the m anufacture of fe rti­ lizers generally, IT vve cannot help you th e c a te Is Indeed hopeless. -i- J. R. Tysen," Agent J A C K S O N V IL L E , W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Oct Your P o ta to Barrels Attention is called to the advertisement elsewhere In this tune of our'local barrel, factory. ^safotU with one rhonsarxl acres-in ctriy potatoes. Will need a great many Potato barrels this season. H. H. Deane is preparing to start up his barrel factory and will have In addition to the two down town shops,, a sbop at Beck Hammock, this will prove o great advantage U grow“ * in that section, as the price will be the same at either shop. As it will be an impossibility to make sad deliver the great quantity of barrels needed this year all at once In the dig­ ging season. Mr. Deane urges everyone with storage room to book orders at once — *ed sfto h o ^ B UB^ can he- «torwL-4» liveries.ou these orders V 1H be made In •dvanc« of digging thru («leaving the from any anxiety or doubt con“ rolrvg the question of having barrels * 1*0 needed. x • Vui^ • .r, • \ - - j.- 5-? SA N FO R D . FLÒ R ID A W IN T E R QUESTS lei Magnolia Farm All M odern Im provem ents -H unting, F ish in g and R ost M. C. VAN BUSKIRK, Prop. WWWWWWWWWMW ST A R T T H E N E W Y EA R RIGHT •- * General Fire~ Insurance ^ Office With HOLDEN REAL E STA TE CO. Sanford. - - . . . Florida iQiQlQlHiffllQil W m SSEEE^m SSCL Common Sense—That's All . Before commercial fertilizers were known animal manure was considered by the practical farmer to bethe best form of plant food. iH c didn't know why except that it gave him the results. Liebig explained the reason when he showed that ammonia, phos­ phoric acid and potash were necessary as food for plants and that the ammonia in the animal manure was what produced the growth, but*that it was neces­ sary to also have phosphoric acid and potash to pro­ duce the maximum results. G. R. CALHOUN and ------ shoes you have taken the first st$p AQENT8 H ow ard-Packard Land Co. In te r e s tin g - If you begin it in'W O O D R U F F'S cultivation, fertilization, picking, nnd ship­ ■ ' 1 11 " 1 - ". - — - - ■- ping. with charts for proper packing. . Armour Fertilizers Grow the Biggest Crops Then the troubles that may occur In a grove are treated In alphabetical arrangeme it' These Brtides are a huppy comhina. on of the latest sd entitle knowl­ S A L E S A G E N T edge am practical experience by those •v» who kno v what to do and how to do It. ARMOUR F E R T I L I Z E R WORKS, Jacksonville. written with a view to conquering the (rouble lii the grove and not a discussion of inlnut < details, la fact, there seems n n n D @ ® [ j M ] ® 0 E n E m ® E E 0 E [ i ] m ® [ i D [ i D to be no. a spare word from cover to cover although the ideas are stated dearly and condsely. ’It is written for citrus growers, but growers of every Flori­ da product should read the excellent articles oil general plant life, soil con­ ditions and action of the different fertilizer FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla 1 rauteriabi. They will find them moat valuable, while the manner of expression througho it the book (voids the attleniion instructive publication issued at the nomi­ nal price of fifty cents for doth bound and twenty-flv<ucents' for paper covers ~ by the well known Wilson It Toomer Fertilizer Co.. Jacksonville, Fla. 24c K. R. M U R R E L L , Resident Manager | F L O R ID A With all the development of the fertilizer business, animal fertilizers have always held first place on ac­ count of their crop producing qualities. They have Citrus Culture Tor Profit .no superior as a source of ammonia, Armour Aïii-. • On our desk lies-an attractive little mal Fertilizers derive their plant food from Blood doth bound volume with the above title. and Bone and Dried Blood (concentrated animal It is QlixSU indies In size nnd bus products) combined with phosphoric acid and potash eighty-four pages filled with sound com­ mon sen.se. tinted Illustrations interven­ c in the best forms. It is because they contain the ing. Citrus culture t o m a k e *0* best and most natural forms of plant food that they money Is taken up from the selection M arc so popular and the demand for them is iniYcas-' nnd preparation of land on through ing so rapidly. description of varieties, setting of trees, ■ id i h a m a i W . ^ l t U s a We want your crop ahd -will offer special inducements J A S r B. Best Fertilizers On Earth L A W "S“O T * Stationery Periodicals— — . ICE CREAM _T-«.TV . Wholesale and Retail SANFORD. FLORIDA PHONE 109 ■ ■ We BUY, SELL! EXCHANGE and care for lands, im­ proved with buildings and unimproved lands. Lands for col­ onization all fenced and under cultivation TODAY. r.t. Remember, cspeçially we offer on easy jterms ---------- Forest C ity Land A gency F o re s t C ity , F la . " because you arc. more comfortable— more prosperous- be can sc ~y o arm a -tcrial prosperity depends in a great measure on your physical comfort.' É Step into the New Year-in W O OD­ .i RUFF'S shoes. ‘ 25fc to $ 7 .0 0 v- Stira F ran k L. W o o d ru ff if- The Opportunity ii Of Your Life Young Man - : M a rrie d or S ing le. H a v e a H o m e o r a Good S afe In v e s tm e n t. The M arkham . / Park Addition On the Orlando road just two blocks from street car line i : ' M . ; ». %1 T h irty B e a u tifu l Lots Just been laid out and streets being. ¡raded. Now ready f o . build you a hoi home. (No place like home.) t $20 Cash - $10 Per Month W IT H O U T IN T E R E S T F*Sw: me at - ondbi* -it c tttst-*notfiK ung to look .anil. get vour choice. Som e lots shaded with oaks and some with .orange trees. Now is the accepted time. N. H. GARNER Room N o. 1. F IR S T S T R E E T C a r n o r-W o o d ru ff Bldg. • . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ■[ >Jf I “ t\ •See Me at Once and Save Money S T A R T R IQ H T S~ a na "TO"A C R E " T R A C T S — pier and more prosperous— happier This Offer is Good for 30 Days CIGARS and TOBACCO .COLD-andTiOT.DRINkS *i toward making the New Year hap­ •• I A r- �»»NfOUp A SK YOUR A SK YOUR RETAILER R EATAILER FOR FOR SA N FO RD SANFORD CELERY “ A N e w s p a p e r W ith in a N ew spaper, Published In the Interests of the Intending Investor and S ettler by the howard-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford,. F lo rid a Some Ways to Prepare Celery for the Table y ITH the marketing of the Sanford Celery crop now in full swing, we devote considerable space in this week’s 4‘Sub-Tff^ator?^ *to the celery product from the viewpoint of the housewife who desires to learn the various ways in which celery can be prepared for the S - Gelcry, said to be a fine help in banishing rheumatism and an excellent tonic for tired nerves, deserves much* more attention is easy to serve and most in its 'flatural or raw state, but it can be codkechin-numerous delectable -ways, wrdiotrr than Itthe average housewife gives delicious it, much trouble. One modern cookbook author alone.gives thirty-twa different methods. - ■ V- . C e le ry Broth - . Is a sustaining dish and wonderfully beneficial if taken every day for a time. Clean four heads of . celery and cut into s m a l l id Unions. Sprinkle into the saucepan a pound of very finely ground add haIf-pound^M fl^^@ @ ^^^^m or ..boiled mutton, cut up in dice, and ,three quarts of light gravy. e p p e r and stir on the fire until boiling, then simmer gently hour and half, keeping skimmed every now and again. Add hair pint cream, pour into hot tureen and serve with crutons or dinner biscuits. C elery “ al F ritto ,, • . . . •_ Is the popular Italian cel^pr dish. Remove the green leaves and cut fine white celery stalks into bits an inch long put into boiling water for quarter hour, then dry it on a napkin. Beat up a fresh egg, add a little pepper and salt, Wash one head of celery, cut in small pieces and simmer in one pint of water until perfectly soft. Mash in the same water, a d d minced onion, and cook tCn minutes longer, then pour in one pint of scolding milk. Strain, return to saucepan, add one tablespdonful of stirred smooth in a little cold milk, one tablespoonful of butter, and salt and pepper to season. Serve hot with crackers. • one flour C elery a ’la Asparagus Wash, trim off tough stalks, tie t&e bundle, cook in boiling water slightly salted for twenty minutes, or until tender, lis te n toast with the water, spread With butter, lay a few stalks on each slice, add butter and salt and serve hot as a course, or the main part of a meal wlu*n meat is not desired, •' ' . ' ' * . .. , ' . C e le ry Soup W ith Rice • 0 . . / \ » . ' ’ * • One qtinr of broth, one qunrt of milk, one half Cup of rice, one teaspoon salt.'one head of Sanford Celery, seasoning. Wash the rice well and rinse in cold water and pn* 4n d-thick saucepan over the fire, with a pint of milk and n teaspoon of salt. Wash the celery and grate th e white stalks, lettiug the grated celery fall iato the milk until eniireK covered, then put the rice and gently simmer together until the rice Is tender enough to rub through a sieve with a potato masher, udding more milk as rice absorbs what lia> bcen put iu. A fter rubbing the rice through the sieve, return it to the BauCepon, place it again over the fire, and gradually stir in with it the quart of broth. If this quantity <>l It is served wit It | C elery C roq u ettes Plain S te w e d Celery 7 Are fine served with pork chops and shoe string potatoes. Conk togetlier a tablespoon each flour ami butter and when well mixed pour Into ohe*Cup tJT' milk. Add gradually beaten yolk two eggs, then one cup celep^ cut into bits. cool. Mold when cool into Hinnll cro­ quettes, roll in cracker dust, then in beaten egg, then in cracker dust again and set aside for an hour. Fry in deep fat Celery Sandwiches • t IS IN FULL S W I N G * % ' NOW IS THE TIME TO SEE SANFORD AT ITS BEST. NEXT H oibsw ExetiM bif“ from North­ ern Points February 45 and March 1 and 15 'V . ... V-* % *\4', Write for information, also for booklets describing the lands and the opportunities awaiting the man with a little money Cut Sanford celery into smull pieces, mix with mayonnaise dressing, spread on bread ond butter. . Peoples Bank Building The outer stalks of celery th a t arcu i; fit for serving raw m ay b e ' used. Cut -into In eb pieces, put into boiling water, suited, and boll thirty to forty minutes inuke a sauce by adding to one cupful of the w ater th e celery has stewed io. two tablespoonfuls condensed milk or cream an d one tablespoouful b u tte t Tnickeii with one tablespoonful of- flour and pour over the celery. : ‘ Celery and Brown Bread Chop quite fine enough celery to make three cupfuls, and cook it until teuder in boiling water. Add to it one quart of hot milk, one onion, season to taste and thicken with a little flour rubbed smooth in a lum p of butter. Let It get very hot and serve with brown bread sandwiches F L O R ID A �r e b r u q r y IQ, T i l t SANFORD Notice o f Application o r Tax Deed Under Section P, Of C hapter 4888 Low a o f lorldo W est End P a rk The Indies o f th e W « t E n d Im p ro v e ­ ment Society u n d e r th e le a d e r s h ip o f M rs. j D. P a rk e r h a v e in th e s h o rt tim e s in c e they took u p th e ir w ork a c c o m p lis h e d . ‘ at resu lts n s th e look's o f W e a l: End park on F ren ch a v e n u e sh o w . ■. This park w ith ita n a t u r a l g ro w th cypress an d p a lm tre e * Is o n e o f th e m o s t beautiful sp o ts o f n a tu r e In t h o d t y . 'p ‘ladies h a d It c le a n e d u p . p lo w e d planted in flliruhs a n d flow er». L a rg e sw ings an d com forU ib le b e n c h e s I n v ite ' you to T P cn d c o m fo rta b le h o u rs . ------f o r S a tu rd a y n a x t M « . J « *». hereby given th at P. R. Haynes, of RBOrnile, Tenneasee. purrh*»ri of Tnv Certificates Itirnrd brlow, has Uled said rertlficnte, In my oOlce and has m ade application for lax deeds to iw uetfl accordance with law. Said certlflcate* embrace the foilowl.i •ibed ibed pr property illumed In Ornnse County, Florida, to-wit: Cert, 454 dated fan e 3L 1 9 0 7 -L o u 34 to 37 ami Lot 38 (less 3 a on E able) Blk. D. Mlthell * Survey of Levy Giant. A saestnl In the name of Unknown' Owher,® Ctlf. d ,t,d . Jun* 3 1907-L ot 64 Blk. Mllch.U a Surveylaof Lev, Grant. r. --------a**e»»ed the name of Unknown Owner. .C e r t. N a 467. dated Ju n e 3 , 1907-Lm* 68 to 72. Blk. D Mitchell * Survey of lr>vy Grant, a , •esaed in the nam e of Unknown Owner. B.PSiL" THINK THIS OVER. Ttits O ffer S h o u ld G a in t h e C o n fid e n c e o f th o M o tt S k a p tlo a l. t * DENTIST Room 13 Pico Building Phone 355 SHIPPERS OF DENTIST Office: Hinca illdg. over Woodruff* SANFORD, FLORIDA Florida Fruits «»4Vegetables J““* 3: lUOi-Luu 70 to ®A, Blk. D, Mitchell ■ Survey of Levy Grant, a»- ranied ft parly, for the Weattlde children ™ “ 1 u - in ln d In th n drawl to W g a n .ie th e m in h e lp in g III trie goou work of I> iO u tify in g .th e p a rk . All co itrib u tio n s o f p la n t» s u ita b le w il be n p p n d a te d b y th e la d le s . i C. M, HAMILTON shall be redeemed Be­ berrón on °? .« 1 '* w. tax deeds will I ,sue therror Ihe^lSth day of February A. D. 191I. .Witne** ray official * »¿nature and seal thia the 13th day of January A. D. IBM.' ............. ... B M. RoeiNsret Clerk of Circuit Court. Orante County. Fknida. 22-4 c Hy*M. A. Howard D. C. DR. R. M. MASON Unless sahl ocrtiil ntc« Notice o f Application or Tax Oeed Under Section 8 o f Chapter 4888, Laws o f torltfa ■Sr----------- :---------- * DENTBT L’ ‘ Welborn Block V ■ . 10 *Phone •, *' 1 S a n fo rd , F lo rid a Général Insurance Agents DR. W. E.* HOUSHOLDER DENTIST Notka Is hereby given that W. B. and S. M. French of Knoxville Tenn.. purctiaaer* of Tax Cer'Phone 41 We p»y for all the medicine used tlflcate* No*. 433 and 483 dated the 3rd. day of Rooraa 23, 24 and 23. Ptco Bids June A D. 1807, h a re Oled aald certificate in my goring the trial. If oar remedy fall« ufh<v. and have made nptdicatkm for Tax Deed ió SANFORD, FLORIDA.' to comjietely relieve you of conatlpa- laauo In eoeordance - ___ with __ _ _ _______ ____ law. Said certificati-» tv#*.t af aak#e aanll t nt hee ria r t ajLk l Y Wlnwini dperibed propetty n■■IIr . Hi». W o uo u a ar or n i nP R O Sra**" n te Cra-ntr, 3 3altuated -L o t. •*•*7,FloridaTto-wli: ri'fiMio, urw lli Cert L fn4v3ti»LQ(| * r # i W ,8hfipStrf to tl* In any Wky NvhktV-IISte ’ a f t T f i k a b M U H l E a Survey OF-.Lav» v m , If you accept our offer. T hat's Cart 433—Lota 42 to 46. Blk. D. Mitchell* Sura mighty broad atatem ent, but we q r of Levy Grant. A tto r n e y ! a t Law The said land being aaacaaed a t the date of the ■aan c’ ery word* o f I t Oould any­ iaauonce ... ., 1 of auch certificate* in the name of Un­ known Owner. thing b" more fair for you? Unles* »aid Certificate ihall bo redeemed ac- Peoples Bank Bldg— — Sanford, Fionda X m st aelenttfle. common-ecnso corilina to law. Tax Deed will iu u e thereon on the treat me it la Hexall Orderllea, which 13th, day of February, A . D 1811. VUlneasmy official ilgnature nmi real thia the art tnt?n like candy. Their nctlvo I3lh day of January, A. D. 1911. B. M. Komxmw. principle' la a recent scientific discov­ OSTIOPATHIC Clerk Circuit Court, Oranae County, Florida ery tb it la odorleea, colorieas and 22-4c By M. A. Howard, D. C, P H Y # ICIAN sä n f o r t >;t i . o r id a D1CKIHS0N-& .DICK IfiSON DR. toatelw; very pronounced, gentle and -flssasat -Ob . -acila a .. a nd -OfttJlr iilar lKagrcw tb o’ in e v e r y w a y . T h i s I n g r e ­ d ien t d eca n o t c a u s e d i a r r h o e a , u s u ­ a s i, O atttlen ce, g r i p i n g o r a n y ln c o n vantencu w h a te v e r . H e x a ll O r d e r lie s ars j s i f l c t i l a r l y « > o d f o r c h il d r e n , aged an d d e l i c a t e p e r s o n s . -habit«. n il c o n s tip a tio n , o r th o a s s o c i a t e o r d ep e n d e n t c b ro n W alimenta, w # n r g e yon to t r y B e x a ii O r d e r l ie s a t o u r r l s L B em em b er y o u c a n g e t th e m o n ly a t •n r s to re 12 t a b l e t s 10 c e n t s ; SO ta b le ts 25 c e n ta * - T b o R o x a ll S to r e . L R. PHILIPS SANFORD LODGES S anford L ed g e Ne. 2 7 , 1. O. O. T. Meet* every Monday at.7:30 p. ra.. over Imperial Theatre. W. P, Stone, N. G. Vf. S Baldwin, Soe'f. Seminole C h a p te r No. 2 , O rd e r E a s te r n S ta r Mreuevrry second and fourth Friday in month. Every one .h o ha* seen hi* Star In the East are cordially invited to visit the chapter. Alkx E. Koobin*. Secy, . V. U. E„ C elery C ity A erie 1 8 3 3 .Meetinti first and third Tuesday* In every month. Hall In Wrihorna Block, third Boor. P hoenix L odge No. 3, K. o f P. Meets *>cond and fourth Tuesdays. Visiting knights ai riy r tjr»i welcome. _______ P. E. Hutchinson. C Ci ran k. K. R. andS . r«Ut S. Km S an io rd Lodge, No 6 2 , T. A A. M 0, W. Sin noer. Master; J. C. Enamlngcr. Severtary Con nimitation nvsuy Brat and third Thurs­ days m 7:30 p. ra. Visiting brother* welcome Dalle B ro th erh o o d o f C a rp e n te r* a n d J o in ­ e r* or A m e ric a Sanford Local Union No. 1731. U. B. of C. and 1, of A. meets every Thursday night at 7 o’clock In "the -Lari*1ea' Halt. W. A. Rumohr, Rumohr. président; T. L. ■tent. R S *>T. . Notlor it hereby glvrn that the undkralgned hive teen itiilf : qulntad end quail fled by the United Stura Cla tut Court lor the Southern District o( Ohio, Weal th Division. In Equity cose No. 0875 “ •reef; ib ■by the United Stelae. Circuit Court for •h* Soothe a District of Florida in Equity caarr No, [54 thcreo . aa receivers of The Floride Land and Deveiopnx .it Company, • corporation organim i ¡Oder the w* of the alate of Ohio. All perenna, “ttm co «ration* indebted to raid coranany ere nqoitwi t iiah e Immediate payment, end all eredltot» a ' notified to pretent their dalm e duly aether,pea .id to the under«lined tor allowance on erbefurt ji ,y |, 1011, a> per order of exam. JOHN C. ANDREWS, . KEMP . . Ollice Gamer-WoodfulT Building T»re*ClfEfiU W i n t r f i c v « v r i i v d « # M B t C irc u ir.O range-County. Florida Chancery Office H o u rs: fl to 12: 3 to 6 O th e r h o u ra b y n p p o in tm e n t FRANK 0. CRAMER. ReceiverJof The Florida Land X Development Co. rijnWbiT, CahlU. Ally.. S(t-3B Iti itnyer Building. Fattrrann K. Reece and joaeph C. Smith, A ttyi., 413-414 Johnston Building, ■ Cincinnati Ohio. 22-8t Pickard's Hond-Pnlnted Chinn Gorham's Sterling Silver Roger»' Plated Wurc t Elgin and Waltham Wntchca ALL GOODS GUARANTEED r SALES H orn es* and W agons "T" B lacksm lthln g and H oraeih o«l/ig HEAVY HAULINQ AND CONTRACTING Shoe Repairing By Machinery * > Q u ic k e r, N e a te r and B e tte r than tho Old W a y jj Just Try Me and See Cutting Same Man hut New Location No. 113 W. First Street, Next Door to W oodruff’s Stpre . i AMm 9 HANS O N J. V. R. P A G E Manicuring Hair Dressing Shampooing ^ sa h fo k d . - nomm - Drink a Bottle of P hono B2 3 c 7 H. D IN GEE BICYCLES P lum bing and G as F it tin g AND SUNDRIES 2 5 BICYCLES FROM M M UP TO SI». r o R NEW Bat *71 * Ph»M *7 ' G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R SMANII1AR8ER and Best Efforts Opposite City Halt . . 'Phone 230 ORLANDO. , • MnmiJfacmred with pure di*tilled. water—they will prevent illnesa, aid , digestion and ¡live you health rLORlDA Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, FIs ADE, THF TÜNER7 ORLANDO. g » t B i awe P n i A ' C ircuirla : F L O R ID A W a d * W ill Pay Phon# Toll A ll Q anuln# O rdar» p o lic e o f A p p lic a t io n f o r T o n D e « d L tid cr S e c t i o n 8 o f C h a p t e r 4 8 8 8 • « V -fte g t& i ChJSiiST & th a t R. K. Hob*»l* of ‘ 0*d4«ft*refn»re of 1‘nrt Ifi« CrrliheuU V tl? «' t tad-Urn Brat day of June. A. D.. 1886. haa tied a-id em lB cete lit my r.mre. and baa ¡ ¡ ¡~ apu- ration „ Tns Deed to laaue In accordk 1«w j/Said certiAcate embraree the foidi' *cT9*d Property ailualcd in Oranee M ar'll K 6 ncrea of S.-W 4» of & r :J iP i V r k s « t p 21 s . r . 12 e . ^-rd being eaaeaaed el the dale of the Jwu.ru»« iurh certlflcate In the name uf R. A. OF SANFORD, FLA . on H . H AN D. N t s i d « a l p . F O R S T E R , a a h la r Sanford Library S a fa ty D opoalt^Joxo# lo r R a n t ORGANIZED 1 8 6 7 AND I | Free Reading Room j ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block » rr*tR. E 5 ^„ A M,iB.u9rt‘n d ,h* M. ROBINSON, Circuit Oouif, Orange County, florid«. C. W. R O SE Flowers — plants — bulbs L- H . T E M P L E "I JACKSONVILLt rLORAL COMPANY n t h e n d O a k A v e. • Sanford, Florida * ■* • "r , IM VWV THE M. & R. STORE . *’ AND ¿ p i 111 ;“ - " S a t u r d a y s r 4 Ice Cream Furnished in Pints, Quarts and Gallons FLORIDA S t a t io n e r y , C o n f o c t io n o r y ^ TheBy-Lo-Hofel SANFORD. A nd »CE C R E A M P A R LO R *I '•- Open Tuesdays 4 to ft p.nr. y PROPRIETOR m 1 . w m i m m and 'm m .mmamgm P e r T d tn ea iso ta ll'K tn d s----------------- ;; S t r a n g e r s W e lc o m e j; ' u O RO. FB RN A LD , V ia a -P ra a . B. P . W H ITN B R , A a a t. C a a h la r Only National Bank in Orango County Funds-. Proteotod by Burglary Insurance Unkj, u ld t'er.lftcew attall be redeemed nclaaue thereon « , the ^*ecia' OfToria^'ln Fern*. Horn! Dcalgn, to Ordax. STABLE . rulli* ut the o <"1 th at a t the aanu in ta as ctecutrls P h o n e 168. H. E. TOLAR Caahier H orses and M u lc e Bought and Exchanged Ynwell Building Yowoll B u ilding Accurate Service L IV E R Y , F E E D a n d . S. T. TAYLOR T E L E P H O N E 283. sanfo rd HAND BROTH J o s e p h in e W ill Open a clisa for teaching the of Dress of Polite Service M. M. SMITH, H. R. STEVENS, President Vtce-Pre*|dcnt ad am e Tailor System Febnmry IsL bank FOÚR PER CENT a l l o v ^ oñSáviñys Deposili Safety Deposit Boxes for rent L. G. STRINGFELLOW ' JEWELER , Florida j » 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 - ., ' '""'“ ò'nU wtlf npprecintn^yínir^phtTTmnjJc- AT-LAW * ty ro w iiT iS i } Orange County Notloe 1* irrrby given, to all whom it may con­ tra, bat on the 8th day CTTebruanr. A. D. 1811, Mali *Mor » t he l l«miu nbie WWoiO-Mnmio. ; peoples Prompt Service N o tic e o f E le c t io n Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida To decide whether the aale of Into» leming liq­ uori. w lnri and been «hall be prohibited In Orange Residences. Sanford and Sylvan Lake county, Florida. Pursuant to an order Issued by the Board of County Commissioners of Orange county, Florida, xninty Lor Huvini ni meeting' hald ............... on the H I Ith th day ‘ ol January, k. D J 011. Notice I* hereby given that an election wllLbe In Orange county, Florida, on Wednesday. T JUSTICE OF THE PEACE March tgt. Kill, to deckle whether the sale of In­ to« k-al Irig liquors, wines or Iwer shall tie prohlbhed NOTARY PUBLIC in the county of Orange, stale of Florida In Witness Whereof! have hereunto set my hand and seal of office thia 11th day of January, A. D. U1L. IieaJl _ U. M ftOlUNSON, Office In City Hall Clerk County unty Commission«!!» of Orange Co., Fla. , » ## » * # * * # * 23-St In Cohrt of County Judge, S ta te o f All Work Receive» My Personal Attention rio rld a C A P IT A L -------- OFFERS --------- THOMAS EMMET WILSON H en ry . M cL aulin M w>.»Vv . The ONLY bank in Sanford that INSURES EVERY DOLLAR DE. POSITED AGAINST LOSS from any and all causes. ^ : : t h e Geo. T. Lippincott, Com­ S a n fo rd F lo rid a plainant va Notion of tale under Eddr K. Shcrn and Flora degree of furecloaur» Taylor Shera, Defendant!. Under and hr yitiuci.vl. n j a r r e ofjt>rec¡o*ure ------ A N Ü E W - J O H N S O N . and enln id tale, made and entered In the ubo v é r n j r a r cauaa on the fourteenth day of January, ~ A ^a, 1911, by Honorable Mlnot-S, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW---------*3.- JJone*,* Judge ' of "the Circuit Court for the Seventh »n th Judicial Circuit n( the State of Florida In andd fof Orange Crane County, in -- Prartkna In State and Federal Courts. m tT ,* in ta ~ai eauae therein |pending, ___ _ • wherein chancery, George irgeT. Lippincott wa* Complalnant and Eddy M G. T. Building Phone 248 K She:rannd Flora Tayiur S Sera were Keauondenta. I aboil «ell at public outcry to the h llhnest. and ____ beat bidder, tor eaah, at the front door of the Court llouae In the City of Orlando. Orange County. State of Florida, du e ___________ luring the legal hour* of sale, on Munday, March tiih. A 0 , to il, the sam e being the legal salea day, the foUowing detcrtbnl ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW real estate, illum ed. Jylng and being In the County ol Orange and Stale of Florida, more Pructico in State and Federal Court* particularly described a* follows, to-wh: The North 314 acres of the West H of the North­ Welborn Block Sanford. Fin west quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 3 in Townihlp Twenty (20) Southof Range Thirtyone (31). (jilt. Less a atrip fifteen (13) feet wide off the North, F.nst and West aide*, which is to be kept open perpetually a* one-half of roadways. GEO. A. DrCOTTES. 24-Stc. Special Master in Chancery. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR MY SPECIALTIES . C. ■ GEO. A. D COTTES _____________*________ Lejol Notice E. Peoples Partii •r u m u m m i i 104 f i r s t S tre e t Phone 281 I J , H u m m V l f t l T Y li i W I M “ * * * * * * * * * * * * * ............— Old Poatofflce B1d*l .............................. . �8 - ' ' -T-I --r^- ^ —; t*vii/ r * • . fX-f&B7 Oar Terna of Sale on 5 Acre Shipment* of Calefy from Son . font to date Yoof CretM Year Crates 189* 1,100 1805 01.680 1900 0.200 1906 123.958 !' 1901 11.000 1907 181,768 1902 21,200 1908 -330,000 ¡1 -1903 34,000 1909 475.000 <; 1904 53.650 ! Yearly average Increase 118.3% J FlmrlBâ artetU n wall g u a ru n ic j Ttn pet cent dlieount (or c u b No IntrT M loailoicm d payìm m i Money-Makers jrssfissî^ *1A JF T g Æ” 1 _ red rayaient* In c -----------knrti We gh e free deed In CM* of drath » p„ contract. TITLE ItOND k KUAHAKIU, tu e u r P o lic y : W w i w n W 'm v t v i m t i C o iiM rv a tls m , R e lle b lllty , P r o * r s ss lv s n s sa a n d C ou rteou s T reatm ent N u m b er 2 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , F E B R U A R Y 10, 1911 V o lu m e 2 0 Q H Q 0 I U □ EEIEOIMIH $25 down-that’s all U lu $ 1 0 m o n th ly - T h it,E u T Hm mediate Possession And Allow the Purchaser tcTBegin to There are Absolutely no Restri OUR PLAN OF PAYMENT ALLOWS YOU TO Place the greater portion of your money in improvements. Let’s you get the land in working shape and then you can manage the production so as to meet the monthly payments, which are _ ■ . Only $ 2 Per A c re Per M onth .IJ ,* ^ . * This gives you six years to pay out the land contract which, if it drew interest here at the current rate, would amqunt to a good round sum, many of the realty dealers giving long time payments solely to get you hooked up on the interest account, but OUR CONTRACT DOES NOT CALL• FOR INTEREST , • • • ‘ * | And you have the use of the land for six years which is the life of the contract. No terms of sale could Jbe:?fiiade”more liberal for good land. You might purchase poor, non-producing land on easier terms but it would be of no value to you after you had pur. - chasedit- k M any of Our G row ers H ave M ade Enough o ff of T h e ir L e ttu c e Crops D uring this season to pay th e m e n tire ly out of d e b t and th e re is little o r no reason w h y you should not be ab le to do as w e ll. " T he G row ers H ere W h o H ave M ade th e M ost M oney A re th e ones w h o h ave gone into th e “W IL D ,r and taken n ew land and brought It up to a high s ta te of c u ltiv a tio n , thu s allo w in g th e ir kno w led g e of the v eg e ta b le g row ing business to g ro w as th e ir land im p ro v ed New Comers to the Celery Delta W ill do w e ll to only d q a r a couple of acres of h e w land and begin th e business on this a re a . A s th e ir know ledge exten d s th e y can c le a r up add itio n al acreage and increase th e ir operations. T h is C om pany oan sell you ■ Two, two and one-half, three, four or five acres § O f c e le ry and v eg e ta b le land, each portion g u a ra e te e d to produce a flo w in g artesian w e ll, and on the te rm s above m en tio n ed. In o th e r w o rd s , [M fp A . N Y ou fe e l th a t you should go in to th e business. Y I Write us your wants./ Let us send you our book on vegetable grow- ing. It also tells you about land, We have improved land at from $400 to $1,200 per acre. ___! T IT L E - BOND - & - Sanford, $25 down-that’s all □ □ □ □ GUARANTEE Florida, S □ □ □ 10 □ □ Mr - ■ - COMPANY, - In c . U. S . A . $10 monthly �IN SANFORD— U h is Worth Living S 1 Vtim ber fn ffU- r 27 ■' • . ] i | g -------^ ----------------:------SUli----= TW O HUNDRED SANTORO. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARV 17, ,• 11.... AND - - •I. f m , * 1 - -------------- — -------- jj--------;fl----- ------- ■. — , H = n ir = = JL F IF T Y * PER CENT Volume III ' - = = i 1 n! ii INCREASE Population of Sanford Makes Great Gain In Few Years The official census of Sanford gives the popu­ lation of 1911 at 3,570, showing an increase of 250 per cent in ten years. This figure is short about 2,000 inhabitants and knowing that the cen­ sus enumerator had missed many people Mayor •Lake lias had the census taken-this--week—and. when completed will show Sanford to have over .5,000 people in the city limits. Taking into consideration that this growth has been made in the past three years such a showing is marvel ous:anii demonstrates .that Sap-, ford is destinedtcrbecoTne one of^the- largest in­ land cities in Florida. With over 5,000 people in the city limits there are at least J2.000 more, within, two miles of the •city-limits-and-at-least—3,000- wit hin- the-Celery. Delta—a population that is a part of Sanford and from which the city derives a revenue. SANFORD THE SCENE OK FIRST STREET XOOKINC EAST SHOWING STREET CAR GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD The reasons why you should locate in Sanford arc many but the most im­ portant arc outlined below. If you need any further information write to the Secretary of. the Sanford Commercial Club or the Sanford Herald. ' We, have the greatest proposition in the world for the investor and want the whole world to know about it. Results at Sanford, the fortunes made in winter vcgctabls and fruits, the investments in real estate lii^ the most rapidly growing city in the South. ’A ll this will prove most interesting. As a place of residence Sanford is the Italy of America. Located upon Lake Monroe, the land slopes gradually to the hills, covered with orange groves and balsamic pines where the man who loves “the open" can at last satisfy his longing. ~No better, no healthier, no prettier spot can be found • Meantime read the reasons, for— m s n r— TH E R E LOADING CELERY AND LETTUCE AT THE A. C. L. TERMINAL 1— It is at the head of reliable navigation on St. Johns river,. has a competitive water rate that will always make it a better shipping point than any city off the river. 2— The population has increased from 1,700 in 1900 to 5,000 in 1914 __ IS A REA SO N delta is increasing us by magic. Every family along the street car line and within tfcn mil.es bf Sanford means a customer for Sanford stores. ' y ' 10—Sanford is not a collection of fossils and stand-patters. It has the most aggressive and successful band of business men 3—Three years ago had no electric lights, no paved streets, no street cars; now has as much paving as most cities with 20,000 population, has ten miles- of cetnent sidewalks and ------waterpure-aiuHteaUh-giving;------- ------------------------ -— ^— fine electric light system. 12— This class ot citizens would make a thriving town on a desert island; what won’t they do in one of nature’s prolific gardens. 4— Its street cars cover a belt territory of sixteen miles and bring to Sanford as a trading and banking point thousands of 13— The place to invest is where things are going up. Ten years people not included in-the corporation. ago land one and two miles from the Sanford postoffice could be had at $5 to $10 an acre. Toilay hundreds of acres are 5— There were nearly 300 houses built last year valued at nearly quoted (if for sale at all) at from $250 to $2,000 an acre. half a million dollars, inciuding a Bchool building seconcLto .none in the county. • -6— -3,000 cars of vegetables and fruits were shipped from Sonford last year and over $600.000 in cash were received by growers for these. f. 7— The two banks are solid institutions with deposits running $600,000 to $750.000. 8— There is not a vacant house for white families in the city and scores of houses could be rented if built. 9— For the first time in the history of the Celery Delta,home- an s i B E i r v' . - Ä i 1 ♦ if A M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 10, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 10, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 10, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d79a9c6abee74258c4784e048c9a42b0.pdf ff596f9befd9e7e440665ea9ee55d41e PDF Text Text 8 - ' ' -T -I --r^- ^ —; t* vii/ r * • . fX-f& B7 Oar Terna of Sale on 5 Acre Shipment* o f Calefy from Son . font to date Yoof 189* 1900 1901 1902 -1903 1904 CretM 1,100 0.200 11.000 21,200 34,000 53.650 Y ear 1805 1906 1907 1908 1909 Crates 01.680 123.958 ! ' 181,768 -330,000 ¡1 475.000 <; ! Yearly average Increase 118.3% FlmrlBâ artetUn wall guarunicj Ttn pet cent dlieount (or c u b No In trT M loailoicm d payìm m i Money-Makers jrssfissî^ *1 A T g J F Æ” 1 _ red rayaient* In c ---------- knrti We gh e free deed In CM* o f drath » contract. p„ TITLE ItOND k KU AH AK IU , tu J e u r P o lic y : W w iw n W 'm v t v im t i C o iiM rv a tls m , R e lle b lllty , P ro *rs s s lv s n s s a and C o u rteo u s T re a tm e n t Number SANFORD, FLORIDA, FEBRUARY 10, 1911 Volume 2 $25 down-that’s all 0 Q H Q 0 IU □ U lu 2 $ 1 0 monthly-Thit,EuT EEIEO IM IH Hm mediate Possession A n d A llo w the Purchaser tcTBegin to There are A b s olutely no Restri OUR P L A N OF P A Y M E N T A L L O W S Y O U TO Place the greater portion o f your money in improvements. Let’s you get the land in working shape and then you can manage the production so as to meet the monthly payments, which are Only $ 2 Per A c re _ Per M onth . IJ ■ . ,* ^ . * This gives you six years to pay out the land contract which, if it drew interest here at the current rate, would amqunt to a good round sum, many o f the realty dealers giving long time payments solely to get you hooked up on the interest account, but OUR CONTRACT DOES NOT• C A L L FOR• INTEREST • ,‘ * • . - | A n d you have the use o f the land for six years which is the life o f the contract. N o terms o f sale could Jbe:?fiiade”more liberal for good land. Y o u might purchase poor, non-producing land on easier terms but it would be o f no value to you after you had purchasedit- k M any of Our G row ers H ave M ade Enough o ff of T h e ir L e ttu c e Crops During this season to pay them entirely out of debt and there is little or no reason why you should not be able to do as well. " T he G row ers H ere W h o H ave M ade th e M ost M oney Are the ones who have gone into the “W ILD,r and taken new land and brought It up to a high state of cultivation, thus allowing their knowledge of the vegetable growing business to grow as their land improved New Comers to the Celery Delta Will do well to only dqar a couple of acres of hew land and begin the business on this area. As their knowledge extends they can clear up additional acreage and increase their operations. This Company oan sell you ■ Two, two and one-half, three, four or five acres § Of celery and vegetable land, each portion guaraeteed to produce a flowing artesian well, and on the terms above mentioned. In other words , [M fp A N . You feel that you should go into the business. Y I W rite us your wants./ Let us send you our book on vegetable growing. It also tells you about land, W e have improved land at from $400 to $1,200 per acre. ____! T IT L E - BOND - & - GUARANTEE Sanford, $25 down-that’s all □ □ □ □ S Mr - ■ □ □ Florida, □ 10 □ □ - COMPANY, - In c . U. S . A . $10 monthly �IN SANFORD— U h is Worth Living S , 1 Vtim b e r 2 7 fn ffU- ■' r • . ^ --------- ------- :------ ] i | g -------SUli----- = TW O SA N TO R O . F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y . FE B R U A R V 17, m ,• 11 .... HUNDRED AND - - •- f --------------- — FIFTY* - ---------jj---------- ;fl------H------ - ■. — I. * 1 JL PER = n , CENT i r = = v' Volum e III 1 ♦ ii if INCR EASE Gain In Few Years S A N F O R D THE SCENE OK FIR S T S T R E E T X O O K IN C E A S T S H O W IN G STR E E T CAR G A R D E N SPOT OF THE W O R L D T h e reasons w hy you sh ou ld locate in S a n fo r d arc m a n y bu t the m o s t im ­ p ortan t arc outlined below . I f you need any further in fo rm a tio n write to the Secretary of. the S a n fo r d C o m m e rc ia l C lu b or the S a n fo r d H e ra ld . ' W e , have the greatest p rop o sition in the w o rld fo r the investor an d w a n t the w h ole w o rld to k n o w about it. Results at S a n fo r d , the fortunes m a d e in w inter vcgctabls an d fruits, the investm ents in real estate lii^ the m ost rap id ly g ro w in g city in the S o u th . ’A l l this w ill p rove m ost interesting. A s a place o f residence S a n fo r d is the Italy o f A m e ric a . L o c ated u p o n L a k e M o n ro e , the lan d slopes gradually to the hills, covered with orange groves a n d b a lsam ic pin es w here the m a n w h o loves “ the o p e n " can at last satisfy his longing. ~ N o better, n o healthier, n o prettier spot can be fo u n d • M e a n tim e read the reasons, fo r— m sn r— THERE IS A REASON L O A D IN G CELERY A N D LE TTU C E A T TH E A . C. L. T E R M IN A L 1— It is at the head of reliable navigation on St. Johns river,. has a competitive water rate that will always make it a better shipping point than any city off the river. delta is increasing us by magic. Every family along the street car line and within tfcn mil.es bf Sanford means a customer for Sanford stores. ' y ' 2— The population has increased from 1,700 in 1900 to 5,000 in 10— Sanford is not a collection of fossils and stand-patters. It has the most aggressive and successful band of business men 1914 ___ 3— Three years ago had no electric lights, no paved streets, no street cars; now has as much paving as most cities with 20,000 population, has ten miles- of cetnent sidewalks and fine electric light system. -------waterpure-aiuHteaUh-giving;------------------------------------- -— ^— 12— This class ot citizens would make a thriving town on a desert island; what won’t they do in one of nature’s prolific gardens. 4— Its street cars cover a belt territory of sixteen miles and bring to Sanford as a trading and banking point thousands of 13— The place to invest is where things are going up. Ten years people not included in-the corporation. ago land one and two miles from the Sanford postoffice could be had at $5 to $10 an acre. Toilay hundreds of acres are 5— There were nearly 300 houses built last year valued at nearly quoted (if for sale at a ll) at from $250 to $2,000 an acre. half a million dollars, inciuding a Bchool building seconcLto .none in the county. • -6— -3,000 cars of vegetables and fruits were shipped from Sonford last year and over $600.000 in cash were received by growers for these. f. 7— The two banks are solid institutions with deposits running $600,000 to $750.000. 8— There is not a vacant house for white families in the city and scores of houses could be rented if built. 9— For the first time in the history of the Celery Delta,home- an s i B E i r Ä ' - = = i1 n! Population of Sanford Makes Great The official census of Sanford gives the popu­ lation of 1911 at 3,570, showing an increase of 250 per cent in ten years. This figure is short about 2,000 inhabitants and knowing that the cen­ sus enumerator had missed many people Mayor •Lake lias had the census taken-this--week—and. when completed will show Sanford to have over .5,000 people in the city limits. Taking into consideration that this growth has been made in the past three years such a showing is marvel ous:anii demonstrates .that Sap-, ford is destinedtcrbecoTne one of^the- largest in­ land cities in Florida. With over 5,000 people in the city limits there are at least J2.000 more, within, two miles of the •city-limits-and-at-least—3,000- wit hin- the-Celery. Delta— a population that is a part of Sanford and from which the city derives a revenue. . - i A M �r c b fu a r y 17, 1911 Snappy Furnishings N ow h ere else in this citjrw ill you A ll Fresh N e w Spring Style find such Spring Suits as we are = C O M E AND SEEE5 ------ SH O W IN G = = SO D O N T W A IT ~ Take it for granted and buy your spring âîiïnïëre. W e guarantee every suit to be worth $10, $12.50, $15, $18, $20, $25, $28, $30 and $35. They are the real thing. A ll new spring-stylés and patterns_ : W e makfi mighty" M g claim sforthem r-pFom ise $5 to $8 more in actual value than you’ll secure in another store at any of these prices; for the lasting, style and service in the garments fully back up our claims, and here you h ave by far the largest clothing stock in town to choose.. from. By all means see our Spring Suits before you buy Clothes T h at S atisfy F irs t S tre e t A Budget of OptRleir ^JUM Be tween You and M e"' Clothes That Satisfy •ponilble position and who was paid a high compliment last week by the board o f directors for the effecieoi- UiaTuMfr in which he handles the buaineaa o f that institution. Mr. Tolar is an exem plary young man, modest ami unassuming and has many friends here who rejoice in his success. A Chlel la A m o n g Y e T a k in g N o te * 4 Secretary O'Neal o f the Fair Associa­ and ra lth , H e'll P ren t T m " —” ’ tion deserves- Credit for the fair and • S o S a y * S au n tercr. square deal which he gave to every oiul Ip w W Ctrrmpmdi . n t. Tkt HtnU. . Sanford had the best pf everything end 4 My, friend, F. P. Forster, never gets our people are loud in their praiaea of old. He has been hustling for the past Mr. O'Neal and his general treatment. fifty years and last week turned in and Few people there are who would handle collected a neat sum of money for the such o large proposition and do It a Sanford booth at the county fair. No one thoroughly as my friend O'NeaL He also could have done with half the neatness jjeals in real estate, sells railroad tickets,' and dispatch o f Mr. Forster and he has is the head o f 46 lodges, secretary o f bad so much’ experience]!n getting up everything In Orlando and as a side issue funds Tor various purposes that -*t is al­ holds down the job o f postmaster. most a second nature w ill) him. H e is just the busiest man in Sanford yet al- 4 The ladies, God bless them, have come w ays has time to aid and assist when he to our again and will build a Is called upon. When ytk ! want any­ hospital. Whenever you want anything thing "ask Mr. Forster". done, call upon the ladies to raise the 4 1 want to oominend m y old friend. C H. Lcfller, upon his great work at the county fair. Mr. Lefiler was a candidate for the office o f clerk, yet he fe ll that Sanford needed him a t .. the fa ir and as In the days o f '61 be shouldered ids arms and ¡(Hitched- aw ay wiicre duty called him. H is booth at the fa ir was a work of art money. It certainly does m y heart good to see the matter o f a hospital progress­ ing so nioeiy -and with ~a united' effort Sanfbrd will noon have a ftultable [dace wherein the suffering can be relieved. A case lids week where a demented man l L i Prccd..ln lie in j a ills o n e ■o f —t h e -b e * proofs o f the need o f a hospital and sani­ tarium. ing out literature and dope about Sanford. It gives me great pleasure to chronicle 1 give him the right hand for he ia one of the fact o f our nqw fire deportm ent The the boosters who take a bad job at any city council deserve* great credit for time and always makes good. fixing up such nice rooms for the Ore • • • laddies. The ppw tow fr baa also been 4 ’ fio w 'th c mandate has gone TorUfthat erected and has a fine drying rack for w e must a ll b e vaccinated or die o f . the the hose. When the .tire bed has been small pcx. Where is thp small pox I installed w e w ill have a real departm ent would like to Inquire and if It is not in The new engine is expected loon end if our midst why be scratched with die or­ it proves true to name Sanford will have ange stick and have the blood o f the one o f the best small departments in brindle bovine injected into our system to the sou'll. And now the tiro insurance m ix with our "blue blood, I for one do companies ought to take a tumble and not Intend to be punctured, for the pre­ get down to earth. , vention is worse than the disease. I f you folks want the virus go to it. W e pour It was a pleasure to Sanford poople to mortals wbo.flo not want It will take our attend the county fair and note the chances with the disease i f it ever ap- wonderful display mode by our section, i f there was anything In which Sanford did not excel w e have yet to find U out. 4 I love to see a young man succeed in Even in the races Sanford walked away -tu ts"w erttb y-id » •tn d tv W B t-e m jn r'a m i "With fiSYffidToT' ¡ W E e s t purses. Lucky always taka delight in mentioning their Sanford was very much la evidence and success. A m ong the m an yyou iig gentler copnty^seat. m eb 6T Sanford that deserves notice is Ham el Tolar, cashier o f the Peoples Bank who about six months ago took this re- 4 1 have been* agreeably surprised to Men’s Negligee Shirts. Plain White and Fancy Patterns . $2.00,1.50,1.00, 50c Men’s Balbriggan and Nainsook Underwear, regular and ~ “ athletic cuts,-per garment $1.00, 7$c, -50c Men’s Elastic Seam Drawers, the best one ever offered at the pair 50c ^ -Men’s Leather Belts in all the popular colors iw w cmwMy j . .? -'frv.;.- . at 75c,T_____ 50c^25c..,_ ... _. ---- Silk T r e s p r H T iir ^ “ at 50c and 25c „ - Men’s Suspenders, The Bull Dog Brand, the best ever at 50c and 25c, Men’s Straw ', Hatsf all new spring styles and shapes. Thedomous Hopkins make at $5.00, 4.00, 3.50,— 2.50 and 2.00 . — — FURNISHINC9 FOR MEN W HO KNOW If you make a purchase of $10.00 or more and live within radius of thirty-five miles o f Sanford; we w ill-p a y -y o u r c; Furnishings For Men Who Know AUTOMOBILE OWNER turning a button on -dash-board BIG S A V IN G IN G A S We Have Them in Operation and W ill Take Pleasure in Showing You State Agents learn th a ta pigjority of the men who voted agoJnst Jtlate prohibition will vote for a dry Sanford, In fact many of thé ardent-wet folks ore now on the dry side it* they d(T6oi want S a n fo rd 'w g o 'V e T r The argument la being worked here that Orlando wiU go wet gnd Sanford will Ipse trade by being d ry i-T h ls is one o f the most foolish arguments that die wét side could spring. In the first place a canvass o f Orlando will reveal the fact that the d ry i w ill win A g r é a i victory in the coun­ ty seat and if Orlando should go wet Sanford will not suffer b y it. Ir a man goes to Orlando to buy booze be will not spend his money for anything else, for Sanford goods and Sanford prices w ill stack up against Orlando any day Nine times out o f ten a man w ill send for bis booze to be shipped here just as they send now to Jacksonville. Orlando going wet and Sanford going w et does not mean that Oraogu county will be wet. There is a stiff' tight being put up by the dry« In both cities and the country.vote can always be ‘counted In the dry column, so i f any weak-kneed brothers are afraid o f Sanford or Orlando ******* gsing-wwt <iwy ca n « mm- their-vasefor prohibition and be an tbs safe side. U u Ioa* you o r « directly t m a r a n s n n f » ssloon business there Is no reason for To Think of New Furnishings 'F o r Y ou r Home EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES Our new line o f RANGES and KITCHEN ® T ^ V E S arc the kind you have wanted and couldn't get. . _ . — Rand Building Just across the street �°V Tm rtbrv SANfORD Sanford, Fla., Tuesday Feb. 21, at 10 a. m irr.-'ST'T -7— _ _ GALA DAY OF NOVELTY AND CHANCE ■V * % 4 J A n entertainment artisticaUy arranged to please the curious, instruct..the thoughtful and enrich the lucky. Band concerts, free'"* autos and carriage to the grounds. Free drawings, public wedding propositioii, a human windmill andean all-day carnival of melody, ro­ mance and fortune— ~ - ■ — - ,Come and Hear the Faisons Irish-..Auctioneer FREE PRIZES Sanford Heights bisfnbu tiofToTTfcc- [irlzes^wlll take place mi— Grand Novelty Sale of Lots Beautiful Orange Grove ^Addition the grounds during hour of sale: Every mnnr woman nnd child will bo given n chance freq of all cost. GET TICKETS FREE for the drawings. $35 BRASS BEDSTEAD to be given away . during sale. A very fine bed-on exhibition nt Joncs-McLauglilln Co.’s $45 WHITE SEWING MACHINE to be given away »luring sale—an elegant drop Head Mnchine-*-on exhibition atT. J. Miller fL $on $50 IN GOLD, $25 to first, S15 to second and $10 to third. (This is not on exhibition) Fronting on Park avenue an eleva­ tion overlookiqg* the city from the South; divided into large nnd elegant residence sites, wide streets and al­ leys. Lots 60x127. This choice property will be sold ^ ", * . - -■ - HIGHEST Sanford Concert Band i , -absolutely w ith ou t. reserve to the Will furnish music. Business center 8:30 to 9:30, later on grounds. Parade o f1 free car­ riages will leave for the ground« promptly at 9:30, BIDDERS. TERMS Q F ^ A L E One-fifth cash, payable at time of purchase, balance in 18 equal month­ ly payments or in 4*T>ayments of 3-(>- Public Wedding Proposition Oj>en to the first reputable white couple, re­ siding in Orange County; making application to the undersigned prior to day of sale. We buy the licence, |«iy the minister, furnish car­ riage for the briilal party and deed the bride, an average lot on SANFORD HEIGHTS FREE. ' Ceremony to take place on the grounds during the sale. Young jieople get busy. 9 and 12 months, with 6 per cent in­ terest on deferred payments. If all* cash is paid 3 per cent will he de­ ducted on deferred payments. Wairanty deed and abstract furnished; title perfect, COLONEL BISHOP, X)F ILLINOIS Will open the sale promptly nil 10 li. m, the Chesterfield of auctioneer­ ing; has o record of 00 lots in 00 minutes; a 200 j>ound bundle of wit, wind nnd wisdom, worth miles of trnvel To hear. the central portion o f the State, oris the fam o u s S t. J o h n s K ivcr and^ V»r at facilities, is a great agricultural section, is on e ol the m ost progressive j en prom ise doth the future h o ld for this great section. * ng industries, good clim ate a n d healthy location , su rro u n d e d by bro ad in d an c f n f p ure artesian sulph ur water. T h is particular section is spe ,tyip. , M. WV„ m an k in d w hicn can n ot be estimated. ^ S a n fo r d has an en te rp risin g-c itizc a n d steadily grow in g, up-to-date m erchants an d business m en, w ith the highest culture expressed in S a n fo r d , F lo rid a , WHI values ever grow cheaper in a community like this? DESIRABLE TOWN LOTS in SANFORD are scarce and creeping Upward, you will have on opportunity never before offered to buy high-class lots at your own price in a growing ¿»pw strictly white addition to -Sanford. NO3 Y BIDDING— NO BOOSTING— lots go to the HIGHEST BIDDERS, nnd a fair, square You have nothing ta lose and all to gnin by buying one or a block of these, lots. Buy a home for the wife tiud fiunuy on tlie Young man, young lady, save your snare $ $ and invest where values will increase, REMEMBER THE PU C E , THE DATE, THE HOUR, BE ON TIME, BID IN TIME, DON’T WAIT AND PA Y PROFITS AFTER THE SALE BEST LOTS EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN SANFORD; - YOU W IL L NEVER H A V E ANOTHER CHANGE LIKE THIS. - Sanford Heights T A K E A D A Y OFF, BRING THE t4 F A M IL Y ; COME A N D MEET EACH OTHER IN H A P P Y RE-UNION, ~ J. H. RAGSDALE, Manager ^ ^ d r ^ t ö r m r Tuesday,-{vate -Day .fa llo w in g -----¿L �1-**' ■ JJ** ss. X e»* w. ?■**$*&?¡V'j iS* •>f^ t _____________ TUT 8ANP0RD HtlULD fe b n in r v I?, iMj ’ « ■ ■ O B A .< O L C O U N T Y 'S RESOURCES H on that given five years tim e and sufficient capital to prepare fo r them i could hours, feed and c lo th « In com ­ fo rt, tw ic e that num ber fro m the re­ Hon. J. N. Whltner made an address at sources o f .this gtea t.cou n ty, and If It the fair last week upon our county)« re -sources that waa ao replete with good w ere necessary they could be fed and 'tnjKga that w e reproduce It in fo il below: clothed from the products o f „our own Speech o f Hon. J. N. Whiner at the County fair, fJLl mnny. • Y cb, Mr. President, and moro too. J go fu rth er and make the asser- and Soberness." Dr." H arvey W lllo y estim ates the value o f this deposit at about |8,00 a ton fo tits content o f nitrogen alone and adds a further value fo r humus o f which our boII has to long been robbed by annual forest fli es. Add to a ll this m aterial wealth, our m arvelous clim ate with Its tem­ pered winds In w inter, and Its coolIrig.-and-heaUh g iv in g h ice«e® In supi- N o w Is T h e T im e T o B uy Improv­ ed “Ready to P lan t” Sanford Celery Farm s mor and does It not appear that 0 ¿?'Mr. President, La d les and UcnUomun: nothing, and y e t have a w id er range beneficent Provid en ce has given us { h 1 count m yself m ost happy to b® Ini o f feed «tu ff and g ie a tc r v a rie ty o f cvtrry - b lessin g-tb at-it-fli an <m»u W -aok. ! rlted -to-dlscuss th e - resources o f-m y fruits and vegeta b les than any o f our Tfifese farm s can be bou gE t fo r the next thirty W hat lack we yet? Only two things, beloved county In this presonoe. And .more northern n eigh b o rs. »1 sec the one Is Im m igration, to’ supply brains, y e tJ .a fii-r a continuous residence of look o f in credulity on you r faces. R e­ n-vjï d a y s l ’or less m o n e y , th an ever again. We brawn and capital. Th e other Is Ini­ foptydhreo years, I find m yself to have m em ber I Bald, If neepssary,-and f do tia tive. 1 mean that quality to con­ inly a fa ir conception o f the resources not mean clothe you w ith "put pie and have S a n fo r d farm s to sell. N o t L a rg o , Taft, ceive o f things not yet accomplished, V; 'p f . O r a n g e county. fine lin en," but w ith the finest grads % K ì \ y* : “r--- -, Mr- President, to the superficial ob- o f cotton, hardly dlscernable from silk with the faith necessary to undertake B u rb an k n o r C elery C ity but S a n fo r d . and ihe resolution to continue In spite : l';'* ’ ? * ' set vor, It would appoar that 1 noed and rando from Sea |gaud cotton. In 'V-/. o n ly point w ith pardonable pride to passing lot me say that when I came o f difficulties and failures until suc­ A lw a y s S a n fo r d . T h e re is only one cess croWns the effort. As su Illus­ ■ -this Pa ir, which you r e n e rg y and that to thla county, that was the money tration I ask you to go to Sanford, O r­ .Of you r a sso cia tes-h a ve giv en to the crop o f the country and a w ater pow er S a n fo rd . A l l irrigated ready to plant. W ill ange county, and examine the county, and -«ay, "b eh old our r e cotton gin w as operated In sigh t ot "ach ievem en ts o f a bankiupt people." • a ou feee," And truly, a carefu l study these grounds. And S ea Island cotton pay for themselves this w in ter^ '. . . . . Ride on the street cars through the o f w har-you h ave assem bled on these w ill again be produced In this county cele ry delta and Beo the matchless . ' gf ounds as th e products o f the p e e and at a handsome profit. O f course ^ p ie and th « soil o f O range county you know that Bboep do welt and fiber crops: rem em bering that eleven years ago it was an uninhabited forest where hIu Ai M be enough to "enthuse, our own plants grow luxuriously. T h is would ow ners had fo r years not paid thp 'people, w hether enthuse I s - a good provide fo r c l o t h l i « u ^ a . l ^ ^ tJ h l * _ . _ d 80„ for l *TVor($ o r not, I feavo you to doterm- o f faith and the failu re o f the ¿rur!e1 n * ? * - » • * * 4Ui“ l 11 ror tw enty-five cents an acre. Exam ine Inn, and to In terest and Instruct ths experim en ts made, w ill In the near fu­ tl{e Sanford systom o f Bub-lnIgntlon -»•V is ito r. Out, Mr. Presiden t, this ex ture pioduce our m eat and dairy pro­ Real Estate Agency fttnl drainage, which Is not only uni­ ’ position o f our ach ievem ents would ducta. If tim e perm itted 1 c o u ld ,teil que, but the maqt effective and com ­ .-appear ten Dr tw en ty years hence by o f in terestin g success a lon g this line. prehensive system o f Irrigation, drain­ com parison, lik e the' Orlando o f forty Even now I know o f northorn men ■“ 3 age and areatlon the w orld has ever years sgo with It's half doeen houses n;ho are com in g hero to ralBe the seen. N ote that w h e n ' tw elve years com pares w ith the beautiful city o f groat A m erican hog and the tim e has ago the annual Income was lesH than ' .to d a y .. Then, o x team s brought the {Missed when w o ,nlsod h ogs fo r »p eed |6,(Hl0rnow tt Is In' excess o f “ |500,D0n -.■.^supplies o f h e r cltlxens, and only an so they could ¿scape the bear and bog occasional o x team a t —th a t' Th e from cele ry and lettuce alone, and 1 .thlebaud. they niJJ .be rained Jn, con­ vw jln?u the p re d ic tio n )"th a t before — -"twetrwartV *rtBw )s m oat in terestin g, but finem ent fo r m oat and lard. - • V another ten -years ts-past, In addition 1 shall not take you fu rth er track than Hut not to d igress fu rth er and prove lo an enormous Increase In Income • F e b ru a ry 7th, 1806. ..M r ; President, niy assertion at once about feeding from these and oth er crops, w6 w ill had you thought that this Is the 10th f V ■600,000 people, le t m e .aay.^w e -b a rs 'a n n iversa ry ' Of t h e j f raexe beginning annually—bcR - a—mtltlCTr~dolnrg -w orth Lovr Prices Easy-Payments.: rPico-Blnckovcr-tOfi.fiOO ncToa o f p r a t r ie la n d a lo f straw berries.^ __ on the night o f Febru ary 7tb, 1806T ready cleared that can-be irriga ted and 'W lia l riri a w fu lc a la m lty * when’ Florida Mr. P r e a i d e n t h o fu tu ie Is big with flooded with fldw lng w ells, capable o f promise and 1 can but say with Caleb lo st 1100,000,000 In a sin gle night, aDd producing without fe r tilis e r,-60 to 100 Oran go county lo st m ore than any arid Joshua o f bid,. "le t us go fn nmi bushels o f rice ]>er acre annually: State and county, In spit® o f our warn o th er county because sh# led all oth T a k in g tbo low est figure this would possess the land fo t w® are well able." era In the production o f cltruy fruits. , -bo 6,000,000 bushels or ten' bushels or 1 thank you. W o rse than the actual loss In dollars, 600 lbs. each per annum or n early two rem em ber that at that tim e, w e had pounds per day, fo r 600,000 each In­ no other developed resou rce«, and h ab ita n t Now hb 11co Is the best from oranges alba®, the cltlxens o f food known for man, and os sixty-five this county, men, woinen and children, per cent o f the hum an-race eat noth­ Old Folks Should Q* Cartful In Th®lr black and w hite, d e rived a per capita Sofootlon of Rogulstivt Mtdioint. Income o f o v e r (66.00, and w® lost ing else, my claim Is easily Justified. Hut this o n ly uses 100,000 o f the near­ W e have a safe, dependable and a l­ It all In onp night, sixteen years ago Our Feed line is complete; when you are in want of sinne. ly 1,000,000 acreB in the county. Just together Ideal remedy tbut Is particu­ tonight. W h a t about the- resources give us a coll. We will save you money, and also give you the la rly adapted to the requirements o f back o f those prairies Is 100,000 or o f.O ra n ge county then? W h at did this aged people and persona o f weak con­ yery best of quality. We carry a full line of chicken feeds. When grand old county do fo r h er children m ore nercs o f flat woods and ham ­ stitutions wbo su ffer from constipa­ mock capable o f producing a bale of your hens are not giving you the eggs they should. Try our feeds fié under such circum stances? Search -T :t tion or other bowel disorders W e or® the records o f your county, turn to th® long staple cotton worth 1160 a bale, ao certain that U w ill relieve these for them, and see if the change wont pay you. We hove the or 26 to 60 laishota o f corn or oats to fllo * o f^ 'o u r new spapers.’ Ask your old com plaints n rn lg tv e absolute satisfac­ feed for your cow also. If you ore not trying it now come to see ijfrr]4 r f. cltlx en s You w ill find the county the acre. On tbes® land» can bo mad® tion In every particular that we offer or phone us, and we will tell you what feeds you will get the best com m issioners took caro o f the aged the flncBt sugar caqe, producing our It w ith our personal guarantee that 11 results from. and Infirm, and no oth ers applied fo r own sugar as w ell u s-In com parab le shall coat thp user nothing I f \t falls syiup. U n le ss'o iie p refers honey, and to substantiate our claims. This rem­ In stnple groceries we can save you money; now if yon like help. You w ill find that .In that s elf­ edy la called Rexnll Orderlies., to save this little coin, it will be to your interest to get our prices same year we helpod to load a car of you know bees work here 366 1-4 days U exall O rderlies have a soothing, provision s t o feed the grasshopper a year and if our old cltlxen, Tom before buying. beallng, strengthening, tonic and regu­ M cRae, succeeds In crossin g the honey sufferers In Nebraska. You w ill find la tiv e action ufton the bowels. They Courteous attention mid a squbre deal is our motto. further, that on M ay 6th, 1896, just bee and the ligh tnin g bug, as be pro­ rem ove all Irritation, dryness, soreness fifteen months a fte r the socalled poses, so they can y o r k nights as w ell and weakness T h ey restore the bow Respectfully, - calam ity, you r county com m issioners ns by daylight, that would be equal to sis and associate organs to more r ig ­ b p g iq a, system or hatd road build 730 1-2 days a yea r th a t " T h e little orous and healthy activity. They are ;. -.ilfik^AOd In August fo llow in g,-w ith the busy^bee Im provea each shining hour, «• te n like candy, may be taken at any rifa W n i o f the tax p a y e rs ,. levied » gn th p iln g honey from e v e ry opening . fin e without inconvenience, do not Mower," because ho would furnish his cause any griping, nausea, diarrhoea, •v '.S npubSiil tax to prosecute tho work, excessive looseness, flatulence nr other a .N ow how about the resources o f Or- own shluo at night. disagreeable e ffe c t Prtpe 26c. and 10c Com ing then to the high lands and " y sHgOjitpunty? Does not such a record P h on o 3 3 0 Bold only at oo^ store—1 T he RexallH tore incom parable for v-*itlfpfir yop w ith pride? W h a t did we the lake region, L. R. PH ILIPS • do? W e lived at homo and boardca beauty, on0 haB but to look out doors at the Barno place. F or those o f us to see a land as fa ir as the sun 'v -'e r s -r m 7 ' • ***%\ V-// *■/ • w bo quit business and w ent back to shines on, and on e v e ry hand to see fc ASHES ROACHPEPPER^ the land-, I can say I n ever lived better its products o f grove, orchard and I 1* **••« c cU(|T»filJp MAM In m y ,life , before or since. W hen In farm , and I want on ly to add that la CONTAINSr Sr 1 iV ) sorsHM T ri -Tm I L iV- ?I m o * rW mmun. X '18B5 the State was w iped clean and addition to you r fruits and flow ers, li KUit Is u k s t , i n l i ! Hotbi, *riM t the only develop ed resources was tak­ fortunes w ill y e t be m ade from flow« n is i. Hosqwll*#! Rn m Tlskt and r ilt* i s i > Irtra Slock. Keep« M iu » usd 5or*hs*d off en, was It a calam ity o r a b les sin g ?.) ora, not to mention cam phor. These* fouitry, an taudi oil V t f t U U ii. In p i w#. m aintain the latter. O ut oran ge and high lands planted In "rod! crops such Vila art/ Ira« C m tad pravaati Hot Ckol. ñ arm, IS Coati a toa. , , grapefru it trees have been m ore than us sw eet and Irish potatoes, -peanuts, Vm* dewier •<! seiee fee *«m ttwm k ' restored to the old productiveness and chufers, m angel beets-, and carrots, ee «■* •'U »•* fM*** W IwsT*«■«(« *4 Resti m |Md w m *d RansJi (•# 21 m vaTlra^ 'Th ls akm a“ l » a prin cely asset would, not o n ly feed the' people, but d KdsH^iee. u. s.gM ■,«<, J HsimI; *10 0 , to ? aVr c o u n ty .. -The*, n ova ) fto re s the necessary stock. And on them A S H F D IS IN F E C T A N T CO. m an. lid® boxed pprt,. of., your .fo re st grow a .w id e va rie ty o f fo ra ge ciops, 6 i . i t.o n i n a and added much ’ weaUfi, and much bay w ithout seeding and m illet and A S H E ’ S R -A T S A L T m o tg .remain®, V a st fortu nes In Imp- core. Including b roo m ^ o rn . how, w orth b s f aro jret atnopg our resources. Al- b ig money. ;On them all the legum es U flourish and can b® used to cm Ich ö « n e t T 3 i a a ~ b illy iu «r ~ W ff0 b ~Trar'Tte, | fiif w l l ;— 1b -th is uc t w oougb to m a ïo Vélopm ents, has from ’ her siib-lrri- good m y cla im ? H u t,, Mr. President, ' gated fields, an annual Incom e ot near- I have not m entioned the fish lo a Hjr,-a m illion dollara. But, Mr. Presl* thousand .lakes, th a t under proper i •■» •* W « ; yiloWv-tuul- fe llo w cUlsena, these ar® a<ç ra re , w ill n ot tm ly h e t p ~ i < r f « W■'MSJ •w j slue: ti 9 0 * « «Mi^i m w. a n t JEWELER .{• .. •. "«oin jillsh ed tpets rind are pictured In now, but w ill feed ou r-ch ildren ’s ch il­ fair. U ils not o f w h s l has dren. Add to ih e s « the W e k lw a and M Y -SPECIALTIES '* * ' ft done, -marvelous as It Is, that I !3conlochatcbee riv e rs , and then 160 Would talk, but o f w hat can b®. Ah, m iles o f the St. John’s riv e r on our Pickard's Hand-Painted China T H E C O O K ’S R E P U T A T I O N Whitt, must b® In' the lapse o f tim e borders, and rem em ber that from 1895 Gorham's Sterling Silver ; çoBUor or later, as her cltlxens grasp to 1868 the on ly output from our coum. . ' Rogers’ Plated W ore * that.8 baked from “ Q u ak er J *'th e p o s slb llltlea ty that brought any m oney to speak Elgin and Waltham Watches T b js splendid E xposition o f O range o f was the flab taken from R and you , ,lX “ our— it's stfre to be delicious» ubty’s resources proves „beyond- g ¡in add a la rge fa cto r to ou r wealth. jy light an d toothsome. W h e n cake«* bt that our peop le are happy and T h e shad alone bringing In a fortune ALL GOODS GUARANTEED baking day comes *round n u k e prosperous. T h è hlatory o f th e recen t each year, f t w ou ld e e *m th a t t have V. certain that somewhere on bag or show s that the fe a r o f w ant o r named enough to make us rich and ■■ _ _ barrel is the Quaker C ity label— . aultèrlng under any circum stances Is great, but In this sam e g re a t riv e r • I I a K ^ l l m G E E m red and blue. It ’s the m iller’s w ithout foundation. .TlU s-X alrU AJw id- Ib ro u g h o u t the p a ssin g ages h ave been ' ; to g a m o » it rata this claim and to In- stored up counUesa beds o f muck and guarantee to you of F irst Q u a'ity flour. f vite Im m igration. My purposo» In the allu vial deposita which can be dredged I H , H. C H A P P E L L ’S The Crippen Music Store -High-grade Pianos. .Organs, — and Graphophones. The Original Package FOR AGED PEOPLE Sanford Supply Co. t ISt H en ry M c L a u lin V Plumbing and ra«Ll!ÜP..»S<iw w h ile tw en ty-five, , h a re happy hom es . county can fgrn lsb ; tub Ip em ploym en t UL, thousand people here now, O range hom es and prof!to ten tim es as .»iJLPS5L *!« trlfllM .tJUULftMJOLfia*Jit-----------our m illion acres can be made as rich as desired at a nom inal cost. N o r am A ll Work Reqeivea My Personal Attention I Indulging In fan cy, but In a ll th is and Best Efforts talk " I apqok fo r th® words o f truth OppositeCUy Hall • Phone 230 V t J A K E R -T T T Y I I T I Ö Ü R M Ü X S ^ S T P H ILA D E LPH IA ' .a n . �THt SANfORü HERALt) ^w n x v The Mapes Complete Manures S an ford W ill S oon B o a st O f A F irs t Class D epartm en t For several weeks great.‘ preparations have been in progress nt the city hall for the betterment o f the tire deportment. P* B B lB lB B lM M B a a W B B a B B B a a H M S H i The second floor has been subdivided in* #■ ( to rooms for sleeping apartments and the sliding pole bos been arranged for die fire laddies to nmjra .a quick descent without recourse U rTn e stairway. Fol­ lowing out n suggestion of The Herald several months ago the new Snnfonl fire department w ill soon be equipped in a most efficient manner. The sleeping quarters, has been "adopted by muny progressive cldcs and found very pro­ fitable. Many o f the young men arc wilting to take the rooms rant free and pay for the same as volunteer fire­ AH M o d a r n Im p r o v e m e n t s M. C. V AN B U S K IR K , H u n t in g , P is h in g a n d R e s t men. They are on the ground nt all times o f the night and can very easily respond during the day while working at their various vocations. The new ¿teel tower erected for the fire alarm and also as a drying rack for the hose Is an­ other good point and when the new automobile fire truck arrives Sanford can boast of a ■ fully equipped fire fighting -team. On account o f lnndeqtu»ti*lUu protection heretofore the Insurance rate has been very high und under die new order of dungs the i a x payers should save enough in insurance to mows than pay for the necessary equipment. When the bell has If you begin it in W O O D R U F F 'S been placed in pnsidon the Gamcwell system o f lire alarms should be investi­ shoes you have taken the first step gated and every section of the city have i w r t a l n nuniUer thus giving the location — Ttm an rdm a k i n g t l ic - - N e w — of n fire at once. *; —-i W IN T E R START NEW JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA . . . ' Common Sense—That’s All SiwcUl Correspondence to H ie Her »Id: Before commercial fertilizers were known animal manure was considered by the practical farmer to be the best Form o f plant foodT- ,Hc—didn't—know ~why-— except tha^t it gave him the results. Liebig explained the reason*1-when he showed that ammonia, phos­ phoric acid and potash were necessary as food for plants and that the ammonia in the animal manure was what produced the growth, but that it was neces­ K sary to also have phosphoric acid and potash to pro­ duce the maximum results. & Ç k m 0 53 • \ W ith 1all'the development of the fertilizer business, animal fertilizers have always held first place on ac­ count o f their crop producing qualities. They have no superior as a source o f ammonia, Armour A n i­ mal Fertilizers derive their plant food 'from Blood and Bone and Dried Blood (concentrated animal products) combined with phosphoric acid and potash in the best forms. It is because they contain the best pnd most natural forms o f plant food that they arc so popular and the demand for them is increas­ ing so rapidly. L 4 N ; ~~SvV. M íp I N A rm ou r F e rtiliz e rs G row the Biggest Crops Howard-Packard Land Co. SALES r AG ^ E N T ARM'OURFERTILIZER WORKS, Jack son ville. IIJ Q M lIS IM ^ E D iE ilS S lE lS C n illllM IO n D n H. ’ . I W O O D S C O M M IS S IO N M E R C H A N T S CAR LO T DISTRIBUTORS *■ i *_ ‘ . , .-‘' • , • * *, /* *AVe K. C O M P A N Y want R. your crop and w ill offer M U R R E L L , special » . inducements Resident M anager SANFOHD. FLOHIDA tz ? » ■ AGENTS Senio r O ffic e w ith H O LD E N N E A L E S T A T E CO. ...Best fertilizers t-TV.".' FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS,. Sanford,. JFIa JA S - B. Periodicals L A W S O N -------- - t .. ; I Stationery * * C IG A R S and T O B A C C O C O L D and H O T D R IN K S ^ IC E C R E A M . ------ „ L ___ JYholttolc.andJietail_________’_________ •‘ HONE 109 7 . SAN FO RD . F LO R ID A Lady S u p erior S eco n d Mrs. L. F. Bringbara. Orlando, poetesses the finest driving roadster (n *) Orange county. Lady Superior Second ’ secured county fa ir for atyle, being pronounced ¿perfect mannered i$nd exquisite mover * n y the judge«. In the flee for all entry. R IG H T more prosperous because your material prosperity depends iri a great measure on your physical comfort. Step into the New Year in W O O D ­ R U F F ’S shoes. 25c Frank L. W o o d r u f f Of Your Life Young Nan • a Married or Single. Have a Home Safe Investment. Good tm » l i O n the O r la n d o road just tw o blocks fro m street car line ~. Thirty Beautiful Lots Just been laid out a n d streets being graded. N o w ready to build you a hom e. ( N o place like h o m e . ) — .— . $20 Cash - $lQT>ei;iMonth WITHOUT INTEREST This- Offer is Good for 30 Days Cm ^ lt . d o p . V Kjc o s L ^ n o th -% ing to lo o k and get your choice. D om e lots shaded w ith oaks and som e w ith orange trees. N o w is the accepted tim e. See M e at O n ce and Save M oney _____Room No. 1. FIRST STREET ... V it o '. ; Garner-Woodruff Bldg. SANFORD, FLORIDA -: VA .1 Sfmj T he M arkham ; Park Addition Fi»* -J lè i«’ fitfl • ir li. *K } ...t.t. avenue. - A verygames and contests o f various . kinds The winners of guessing contest were TJuiiie Rumph flritt—Hnd Miss I .mdn Con­ nell yliocopd. A t t ho close o f tfifl Contests v e ry dainty refreshments were served. Jlw young people were chaperoned by their teache«-, Mr*.. J. K. Johnson* tu#i Jflda- Omv,F‘ Jw,lAl nelly. Luca Cluippell, Margaret Davis, Eleanor Roberts. Ruth Roberts, Claire Walker, Ethel Muughton, Ruth Stewart. Rena Murrell, Ruby Betts. Daisy Betts. Flora Price. Mary Lou Prices, Martha M il­ ler. Kate Underwood. Gladys GatcheL Mary Gatchel. Mrs. W. S. Thornton; Messrs. Mahlon Wright. Ralph Wight, Hume Rumph, Ernest Betts, Fraqk Shelly. Jer­ ome Pnulimiuus, Charles Benson. Forrest' Gatchel. George Lovell, Voile WiUlamo. General Fire Insurance YEAR because you arc more comfortable— Careful Gleaners E n tertain ed Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Gutchel entertained the members of the Careful Gleaners class ! of the Baalist Sabbath school Friday j evening, Feb. 3rd. ut their home on Union W . J. THIGPEN & COMPANY ‘ The social picnic given by Mr. und Mrs. Frank Grcnmnn at their beautiful Palin Hammock celery farhi lasrS ath fd fly from j every standpoint was n most enjoyable time. In the grove of stntely palmettos and moss fringed oaks fronting their farm home ou Mcllonville avenue were gathered a number o f their friends in re­ sponse to a summons to turn aside from the monotous diet o f grits and gracnB and partake o f the various brands o f pics and sandwiches usually found a t . a picnic. The affair was conducted in accordance with the original picnic program,, not ex­ cluding any of the attending indigestion pains and “ too full for utterance" com ­ plaints. The day was ideal and the social enoyment beyond the writer's ability to describe. Forth and sky blended in la v ­ ish profusion to make nil outdoors one sparkling riot o f color and fragrance. No one could well nITorri Capturing muny of the rare ahd varied charms of this en­ chanted hummock section. A il clnimcd its joys, nil were intensely happy, to a ll “ life was worth living.’’ ’ • A fter the party lind assiduously devoted themselves to the task of filling up they journeyed to the nearby hinne of Mr. and Mrs. Gluts. Polk, • where a treat of vocal music was served them. Both Mr. and Mrs. Polk arc vocal artists of more alum ordinary ability and their entertainment yaa richly enjoyed. For the benefit of those of tho party who were tourists the sub-irrigation on the Grenmnn farm was fully explained to them, as well as the many things not known nbout Florldn farming. Among tliose who enjoyed this picnic were the-host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grcnmnn and eon, Lewis; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Jennings. Mr. ami Mrs. Edgar Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Polk,. Miss. J. M. lirodie, Mr. II. W. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Chns. L. Wing. Mrs. Jennie Walker, Mrs. E. G. Stephens. Mrs. H. B. Coney. Mrs. Anna laidlum and Mr. Geo. Miller. THE ----=pier and -more-pfosperobs— happier Picn ic a t Palm H am m ock R Prop . iw w w w w w w w w y v w y v w y w ^ J. D GUESTS Magnolia Farm The M a p es F e r t iliz e r s a r e evid en tly con sid ered u re fu s e In e x tr e m ity w h en h e lp Is needed and h ope a lm o st to n e . You c erta in ly g e t th e b e n e n ts o f o v e r t h ir t y y e a rs experien ce In F lo rid a and o v e r f i f t y y e a rs In th e m an u factu re or f e r t i­ liz e r s g e n era lly . I f w e can not help you th e ca se Is Indeed h opeless. .¡. • & See Us Before Placing A curiously large number of those of our old cus­ tomers who were-gotten away from us by the in­ ducements o f the so called "cheap goods’! ‘ ‘Just as gopd as Mapes," are coming back to us this season to have their groves and fields restored. -:- A HOLMES A rtesian and Deep W ells Many growers are now beginning to see clearly what we have been suggestingjor sonre Time, they might expect to have happen from the continued use of the Acid Phosphate (rock) goods. -;-> 0 s; w E. ' PRACTICAL W E L L DRILLERS Where seems to be great dissatisfaction throughout the State generally as to the results obtained from most qf the fertilizers used last season. t . BETTER TIRE PROTECTION gruÀ * V■ ». 'i.' I �Dinner P a rty The Charity Ban The school work was a most Interesting Ml»a Ruth Mettlngcr was h o st*« a, The Charity Ball given at the Sanford study and the Sanford exhhlblt captured morit unique nnd enjoyable dinner Plfty a string o f blue ribbons. The work re­ New Interest Being Created a t Contest House Tuesday by the ladies o f the hospital association, was one of the most given at her charming home Wclne-nlay flected greet credit upon teachers and Draws Toward the Close evening. The decorations were cupid, brilliant social events of the gay winter Greatest Exposition of Fruits scholars. 87.800 w a ion , and success from start to finish and hearts, St. Valentine’s day ¡deili ^ and Vegetables in Florida The fine cattle and hogs were also of In every way. Judging by the number ing carried out In every way posable lite best nnd were u revelation to, many ,'r of tickets sold and »he largq crowd that Covers were laid for twelve. The table >K visitor* who expected to see piney woods attended the boll It would seem that was very beautiful, tho center piece being lisa Kits Underwood. cows and razyr back. hogs. „ . Misa Male Ueeaidy.... Sanford people had entered heartily Into a largo red basket filled to overflowing J. B, Striker Tha chicken exhibit was the most com*.* Mrs. M isi Lucilie n e h ir d s . w : . . 7. . -.r: r r r m — — T-.0S8o f raising with brilliant red rosea, over which. w.i4 MI m pMiRowland............................ j.OOO plete ever shown In this section and so Mn. Msbet Johnson............................ 1.000 funds to build a hospital. The la d lci o f suspended a gold cupid. The favors wne Hanford Exhibit and Stock were Com­ full that we do not attempt to give It In the association are to be congratulated exquisite little baskets filled with salted our or TOW* mendable and f a ir waa detail. on the success with which they have nuts, on top o f which, were also cupidi, Miss Florence E. Kinney, Oveldo.... 3 ,2 0 0 Great 8ucc»aa 2.023 Tha attractions during tha w tak wars Oam O am etm O ily Oktxeh,. ~ * The Orange County Fair, the biggest on * 1,82* met. much o f which, has been due to the bearing the names o f the fiuesis and t Addle Kobinson Grnrvs the races, which every afternoon filled the Mrs., 2.80 oo-o]>?rations by public spirited citizens nerved as place canls. An elegant six lnnle E. Arnutrong, Orlando.. earth, happened last week and It waa a 1,800 Iss Nellie Amick, Orlando.... Immense grand stand, and ■hundreds of o f Sanford. Those hi the receiving line course dinner wns. served. Between ihe moat satisfactory exhibition from every The Editor o f the Sanford Herald automobiles lined the track, whilst from were, Mrs. T. A. Neal. Mrs H. L Dc- courses, original valentines were written standpoint the main exhibition building to a point anxloua to give greater publicity to San­ Forert, Mrs. Geo. H. Femald, Mrs. Reber nnd were the source o f no e'hrt of amuse­ Taking into consideration the time and away beyohd the grand stand were ford and place before the world the pro­ Homrighous, Mrs. A . T. Rossetter, and ment. A fte r dinner party those present money that such affairs should hove our gress o f this community, desiring to moke crowds o f people. Mrs. Harry P. Driver." The ball room was were the guests o f Miss Sndle Williams, good old county o f Orange g a ve the vis­ Thè many ahowa on tha Pike gave enormous Improvements in this already thronged with elegently gowned ladles at the theater party, to witness tbe itors the surprise o f their life, The build­ amusement to the thousands ó f visitors. up-to-date [eintlng establishment, that and their escorts, and there were many Lym an Twins, -at the Imperlnl Theatre. ings were filled with displays and every The trotting ostrich, which was hitched to the advertisers appearing in the Herald visitors from out o f •jjpwn preseut. A Partners for tbe theatre party, were Citizen o f the county seemed to take a a sulky every afternoon, was a source of columns will receive greater returns and large number en joyed’ the dance, and matched In the most unique manner. ■pedal Pride and endeavored to swell tire much amusem ent The fancy horseman­ the readers added reading m aterial,. la late in the evening an elegant supper Each girl, put a rosette the color uf her D st ; r ship. the groat high d ive and the free e x ­ now conducting a Popularity Piano Con­ waa served. Am ong the many beauti­ dress in -A -b a s k e t, -h an gin g from (I k Only a small space can be devoted to hibition before the grand stand o f the test, at an enormous expense, to gain ful cosfQmes that were worn, the fol­ chandelier. To each rosette was nttached a description o f the fair on account of great west show, were fully ap­ these results. There is absolutely only lowing ore a few — Mrs. T. A . Neal, a suing, nnd the boys pulled the strings ladt o f space. The list o f prizes Will be preciated. The dog show, the baby one w ay to do this, and that by increased was very lovely in a 'p a le blue messaline. and got ’ their partners. Each girl wore given in next week’s issue. ^1 show, the polo and the baseball games circulation. which was trimmed *v^ith exquisite im ­ a different colored dress, and the rfirct No prfcttier spot was ever laid out .for between Rollins and Ormond cam e -E v e ry citizen In Orange County w ill be ported luce. Miss Charlotte Keelor was waa most charming. (s ir gryunds than that at Orlando. in for a great share of otteiUlon*LJULLb?neflted‘^by every subscriber added. charmingly gowned in . black spatiglnd The main b u ild in g’ was a bower o f The-young people who enjoyed tills who • were fortunate enough to witness Every citizen of Sanford-cannot help- but net. Mrs. Forrest Lake, was handsomely most delightful evening were. Miss Ruth fruits, flowers and colors. The central these dally amusements were well pleased. be blind to their own personal interest, if gowned in white messaline, with trim­ Mettinger, Miss Sadie Willinm*. Miss building, two story, with a finely lighted Friday waa Governor's* Day and also they do not boost this Popularity Contest mings o f silver, Mrs. Samuel Pules ton, V ivia n Yeiscr,.M iss Linda U tte r. Miss Interior. In tha center was a. growing Children's Day and fully 5,000 people were by sending in for at least a five year cabbage palm, reaching up to the gallery wore a very becoming black spangled Martha Fox and MlssCarrle Lovell, Mi ssis. upon the grounds. The Governor made subscription. o f the second floor. This waa surrounded net, with iridescent trimmings. Miss Braxton Perkins, M. L Ruins, Albert Every northern citizen wishing the an address and read extract! o f one o f bis with potted plants and palms in pyramid Madge Ward, wore a Persian nai over Brady. J . A. Thigpen, W ill "Brnddy uml 1 magazine articles upon Florida, t i l e w as truth about Florida and its ftutnre wealth ' f-~- ». » Fronting thlsjwnsthe stage, tnstoi— ■■■ ——— fe tM -b v ^ »r io o d -w S m fe o f O r l a n d o c i fo r t h e - specuiaror.-tk e hemeeeeker-imtt Jtllfc- wUh. trinuntog*-of grrm.^ssUixula. fieorflat aunM ! * * * * o«Con»V«d. wnero music was ais____ _______ ___„ .1— k„ m„ Letter, wore a very dainty frock o f pink those seeking a desirable southern home, enjoyed the fair Immensely, G ift F ro m th e E agles • ooursod and speeches were made. messaline, with trimmings o f green v e l­ In the racing events some speedy ones w ill get the facts In the Sanford Herald, TV The second wing o f the main buildini vet. Mjss Hessie Tyner wore a very be­ On Tuesday evening w h i t t l e Hospital were brought out, although the entries which Is reorganized as having the largest contained on the one hand the largest coming toilette o f lavender messaline. Ball was ‘ happily- progressing, the m-me individuals circulations in the north of were not filled out, only a few horses were and finest citrus display ever seen In this Miss Belle Smith Wan dninilly gowned in of satisfaction wns reached when the fol­ any Florida Weekly, J L y o u are already section. - H e r upon tier o f most perfect In . action. white silk. Miss Bessie Schuinpert. wore lowing note, was presented to the acctc-_ »u ih a c rih e rJ o lhc „Saolonl. Herald, your. Ju-thh gertnes, aatsnmas and grape a very Becoming white lingerie, Miss tary o f the Hospital Association: lead being represented by Chaai Hand, H, renewal im fiv e years will be accepted fru it Indeed, It was a solid, inclined Genie Wicker, wore a handsome tan silk Secretary Sanford Hospital Association: If.. Hll(. E. E. Brady and R. B. Lynch.' In the contest os a new subscription and wall, occupying throe-fifths o f the section. dress, Miss Vivian Y fiser, wore a very Dear Madam— It being one of the aims Pi the votes Issued according to the new The-latter wiped all the running horses off In the1 center, oocupying the entire handsome dress o f yellow silk, with trim­ of the Fraternal Order o f Eagles to .hrlp the board and during -the last day couk schedule. Nam e your contestant and length o f this wing was a moat raagnlfi mings o f black velvet applique. Miss the sick and afflicted, the members of not get a horse to run against him. These write your address plainly, with money . cent display o f fruit by the Citrus.Ex Peathea Lefiler, was lovely in a lavender Celery City A erie greatly appreciate the speed events will be published among the enclosed and mod to the Contest Editor ch ange Elegant fruit beyond comparsilk, Mins Richards, o f GainnsvIUe, wore a tbe efforts o f your association to-give" to list o f prize-winners In another apace. Mrs. M. F. Keyes Sanford Herald, and It very becoming blue crepe de.chine, with our city a much needed hospital. will be accuralbly entered to begin at It Would take a whole newspaper to a t These exhibits were In * charge o ’ pearl passementrle, Miss Veda Ward, waa In th'cir reguldr meeting tonight the tempt to describe half o f the exhibits or the expiration of your present subscrip­ Messrs. Hoff net and Walker, Jones anti tion. receipt will be mail you and word very pretty in a white lingerie.,Miss Ma­ members o f this A erie wish to hrlp you the fair itaelf. Arnold. bel Hand, was beautifully dressed in u in this laudable enterprise nnd hnvr The Orange county fair was certainly sent to your friend what you have done On the opposite skje was the Sanford pink flowered net. over green silk. Miss pledged themselves to give to It all as­ the biggest, best, busiest that has ever to help her win the elegant piano. Pub­ axtoiblt showing the aublrrigatlon and Lillie Fair Smith, wore a very becoming sistance In their power. licity ia the greatest medium o f progress patch o f celery growing Just as it does In been given in Florida, and The Herald A s a token o f tb elrgo od will they beg hopes it may continue to grow until the and every Sanford home we believe, will party dress o f green silk. Mrs. Roy Sims, the great celery delta. Here were veg ■end in for a five years subscription to wore an elegant green messaline. Miss to offer you this the proceeds of a collec­ buildings occupy twenty acres. Nothin] etables add fruits In profusion, the dis­ has ever brought pur county together as have their name enrolled upon the honor Miller o f North Carolina, wore a crqam tion taken at this meeting. They have play taking up one side o f the building. roll o f “ boosters*’ o f this contest and. help lace robe over satin, which was an elegant also decided to offer you ten per cent of Tha effect o f the fruits and vegetables the, fair and Sanford can he counted upon toilette, Mrs. Ralph West, wore a beauti­ the net proceeds o f their benefit in the to do her share toward m aking' the next some lady win the prize. was brightened by the decorations and It is g p to you to make a ‘'Greater" San­ ful embroidered net over messaline, Mrs. Johnny Jones shows which will piny here one even b etter." legends and presided over by the veteran ■ A. . .. ford by increasing tha circulation o f -the W illiam Keeler, was handsomely gowned next week for the benefit o f the Eaglps (X H. L etter who never lost on opportun­ Hare Id;''TO O will do It today, won’t youf In blue messaline, Mrs. J. B. Stryker, wore Club. F o r th e H o s p ita l. ity to talk about Sanford. Nice, crisp Assuring you of our hearty cooperatnm The finance committee o f the Sanford The business firms o f this city have of­ a lovely yellow silk, with trimmings of celery was cut up and given aw ay ca d i block. Miss Powell o f DeLand, vtpre a blue Jn your undertaking ns for os out t-mall fered elegant prizes to manifest their in­ day and never did It taste so succulent Hospital Association, composed o f Mrs. terest and these prizes are opened to idcssnline. with exquisite trimmings of means w ill permit, wd ore. T. A. Neal, chairman, and Mrs. R. L. Peck .W ith but little time and littla money for In Liberty, Truth, Justice and Equity, everybody sending in the largeet list, and law . Miss Gwennie Grouse o f peLand, a display the Sanford booth was a marvel and Miss Charlotte Keclor feel very much v Celery City A erie No. JN5:i. that means you! Opportunity Is offered o handsome brown silk, Mrs. Cruse Barnes, gratified with the results o f ‘ . work and reflected great credit upon the public Geo. DeCottes, W. I*.. to you to Increase your own real edu te was elegantly attired in gray roeashline. for the past month* W hile a number of spirited citizens o f the celery delta. Miss Sadie Williams, wore u pretty even­ S. Runge, Secretary. valuation, you are under obligation to Prosper Colony was also at the fair with a tlemando ore being mhde on the citizens The collection referred to was the lib­ support your city paper and your friend ing dress of flowered marquisette over o f the town Just at this time the ladles display o f fruits and vegetables. white satin, with red and gold trimmings. eral amount uf $32.00. Is expecting you to help her out. T h e display In machinery hall waa very have .been most courteously received by Miss Goorglaniia Trask, was .daintily a t­ Such an assurance o f sympathy and roSanford has never faded In any un­ ail the business nnfn and there seems to good and the various makes o f irrigation dertaking and she Is going to make San­ tired in a lavender silk, -with messaline operrratlon has strengthened the hi iirts be wide spread enthusiasm In regard to machinery, fanning tools and the displays ford the center of attraction to all the trimmings of the same pretty shade. Miss o f the ladies, who are bending every ef­ the'Work o f the association. o f automobiles were very f i n « . ! states through the Herald’s Popularity Flosbie Franlc, was lovely id a white fort toward the good cause and they wish The heart o f the world is always good The central building contained the lingerie gown. Miss Mabel B°wler. wore a to express to express their sincere appre­ Contest. when once the needs o f suffering human­ great display o f farm and Held products .. |■ 1 —1-11- —■"— yellow silk with trimmings to match, ciation of. tills generous gift and the ity ore brought up. Th e prospects for the o f every description and was a wonder to , Tom Corwloe which was very Jldcofnlng, Miss Colbert thoughtfulness which prompted it. the fanners from other states who had an establishment o f a small hospital are ex' The boys of the high school have ob­ wore a. lavender crepe de chine. Miss ceedingly brightA lot was given by Doubtless u new interest will he cre­ idea that Florida grows only oranges and tained the famous humorist, Tom Corwlne, Miltner, wpre a, very handsome costume ated in Sanford in the Johnny Jones Car­ one o f the leading men o f the city, who vegetables. to give an entertainment for the benefit o f old rose soilu, trimmed with .point de nival which shows here next week. Here were large exhibits o f twenty has expressed himself as very much In ­ o f their athletic association. Venice lace and velvet leaves. Miss Lord, terested In this noble work. M*s. A . T . Rosscnr*. sorts o f mammoth sweet potatoes. There are many entertainers whose wore a beautiful blue messaline. Of course the association cannot erect Soc’y Sanford Hospltnl Assn.Many varieties o f field coni that would building to be used for hospital pur business It Is to make the public la u g h do credit to any curn state, rye, oats,'hay, poses slnglo handed, but if e a d ^ d t iz e n actors, magadans, elocutionists, etc- hut millet, kaffir corn, tiacenti, cassava, rloe, o f this community wilt contribute as gen­ as an Imitator and humorist Tom Corbroom straw, sugar cane, castor beans, wine stands alone. Many o f Ills Imita­ beans and peas, small grains, pecans, erously as bis ooRsdfence . dictates there tions ore so wonderful that It leaves the will be little difficulty In raising the nec­ chestnuts and many other products. audience spell-bound, doubting whether essary funds to erect and maintain a This is q separate vote from the nomilluting coupon. A h The display <5t corn from Sanford ex­ he has not some artificial means to as many mny be sent in each week for each contestant as can lie cited the admixlftion o f the northern far­ small building which can be used for s'st-him. . . collected. . ’. mers and was pronounced as good ns that hospital purpose*. This organization was Mr. Carwlne Ip a fun-maker from start formed solely for the purpose o f relieving from the northern corn belt. to finish. HU entertainment Is unique Near was a fine display o f canned goods suffering humanity In our own common­ and different from any other. Jt you ly as for as lies in their power, and to TW-eeuporr entitles............... . from the Orangé county canning factories gtv*-wirlcu-pro*pBrDGi brother TB sbeiier h ave the »‘W oes'' be sure to hear h h n r I f ~ahd H<ûrÿ~Wânf's tomatoes arid boons & )*0U want an evening o f good wholesome * .~ s ..U > .2 £ votas in------made a good showing, even though they ill o f that great eonuuandment. "Thou I'un be sure to come. shall love thy neighbor os thyself." It Is were not displayed by a Sanford mer­ The entenalnmexU w U l'' be r ilv e u Fri­ earnestly hoped that all qjtlzena and chant. The Herald's’ Popularity contest.- This coupon must be in day evening. February 24, at 8:30 o’clock, others interested In this work will manlOn the opposite aide there were three offlte by Wednesday 5 P. M- of each week. in the high school auditorium. Reserved ' nits'Wûôd exhibits, the Overstreet Crate fest It by contributing p» liberally as pos­ seats 35 cents; all children u n d e r i2 year* Co- the Starbird Apopka Oo., and Pounds sible. of age 25 cents. Reserve your aeeta at and Walling Mill. The two former show•Assaulted on th e Road Lawson's. ed box aud crate maherial o f oil aorta S. Kuimer, father o f Chaa Kenner, jK and manufactured crates and baskets; r. I fc "Smoker" Friday Night while driving on' C d ery Avenue tbit, the last named showed various products "Smoker’ " and light refrealunenta at morning,-. waa accosted by two negroes o f their mill, all very creditable and in­ The first one of these cobpons sent in fof each contestant who demanded a cigar. While parleying Eagles' Hall Friday evening. A ll gentlestructive. eii i i . t ?6111 l.° free votesv Only one of these coupons n Invited. Everything free. A good with Mr. Kotiner one o f them struck him Th e polished natural wood shown on will be allowed to each contestant. time promised. Come out and enjoy tbe a blow from behind and both o f them both sides of the stage . were very fine music, cool drinks, toothsome edibles and then made their escape. One was after­ I nominate Mr. Mrs: or Miss...„......... • * ................. specimens. 1 ward apprehended ^ n 4 will serve time sallies o f w it and oratory. Opening gun W eklw a Springs crystal water came in far his murderous tendencies. Mr. Kan- at 8 sharp. fo r a good many high testimonials from ............... ...................................... . State....... ................ aar la badly bniiasdbut will all-who tried It and i t w aa there in quanB ig Flab Fry as a candidate in The Herald’S contest \ . tity. . The ladles o f the Congregational church . Shipping S eason ’s. Supplies On the aeoohd floor the fancy work, eraCrate nails, crate hatchets, stencils, will have a fish fry on the grounds at the Nominated b y . . . . . . ' r* broideries, palming and the w ork o f the celery cutters, everything for the farm fig Auction Sale. Sanford Heights town county schools formed one o f the most and truck garden. The Geo. H. Ferns id lots Tucbduy, February 21st, benefit new creditable displays evsr-reen at any ex.............. : ........... * ....................State............. ------------22.21— fi> u jç !L W J W jû O J h . rtlMjWg T h e •t n a n y - bgamlfcd T" "While itTa not necessary that a coupon, be used. i*. will fa­ i were thoaa o f Mrs. Commons, Mrs. Be on tim e a t the Sanford Heights Lot The T e r m » o f tbe Sanford Heights Lot cilitate matters to send one for each contestant Under no Homrlgboua, Mrr. IX L. Thresher and Mrs Sale, 10 a. m , Tuesday 21. Lots are go­ Sale are within reach o f alL You can circumstances will the nominator's name be divulged. Pulsatori. Mias Meli W hltner also cap­ ing to be sold to rite highest bidder* and buy a lot or two, make a handsome profit tured a prize In em broidery.' • square deal U assured a ll *W ’The. Herald Contest Manager. before paid for. V ORANGE COUNTY FAIR GREAT POPUIARITY CONTEST ATI ENHANCE WAS GRATIFYING S m .' F ree Voting Coupon Nom ination Coupon I A.1 0 '■ riMTT: ¡jf-W-.V rip e ti; �• Ti • c 1 L 1J 1 i T h is S a le sh ou ld d ra w crow d s fr o m far and near. It’s an o p p o r­ tunity fo r y o u to buy goods at prices a great deal* less th an the real value. . . .* I i m s , s not only a Clearing Sale but It’» an Opportunity Sale I mu T h e first tim e history this uiucr to matte room ror our Dig opring otocK tnat is n ow on ou r have line we Days without It’s not a question, of profits with us now. . T h e price reductions in some instances are Just H a lf what they were. ixaxs,.been_jx^d^. — we celebrated the way have decided to throw our present stock on the^lnTrarket"for T en regard to cost or value. that in Extra preparations Cpuntexs .am L. tables.. ;a IL laad ed ~ an d. Jicketed ^showing m-, ductions from twenty-five to fifty cents. -- - - - - .............. At Eight O’clock and Will Last Only Ten Days Big Shoe Sale. Zcigler cloth top button boots worth $4. during s a le ................ . . . . . . . . . . ________ $2.75 Zeigler pnttenl or gun metal boots, luce or button worth $3_...... ............................... .; ............. $2.47 Zeiglers $250 Vici button or Incc, during sale___ $2.10 Comfort undBlanket Sale., Just eight pair 11-4 heavy blankets that Were utwnys $3, during sale $1.75 Ten Comforts that have been $1.25 all ulong, during sale___ . . . '. ................. : ____.___ . j ........... .‘..820 Ladles Skirts. About one dozen left, mostly Panajna's, clearing prices on these, idso $8 Panamu Skirts Ladles' Ribbed Underwear. Small lot Ladies’ Rib­ bed Shirts and Pants, for quick ridnnee we sny . ..19c urc nQWc- . - - T.- - : . . , .........----------- . ,.$4.98 $10 and $12 Panama Skirts................. ........... 7.49 Turkey Red Table Cloths on sale at the very special price o f.................... ...... ...................................23c Bed Spreads. Marseilles patters extra heavy ami fine quality worth $2, sale price............... ..'.$1.49 Outings. About two hundred yurds Amoskeny OlHing, alwnys 0 P4 and 10 cents, clearing price... .7J4c Lace Curtains. Just two dozen pair left urn! they oré worth double what we ore going to ask.. ¿---- 49c Fleeced Lined Underwear. For men, both Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, a regular 50c value.......... 34c Fxlra Slipper Special. Seventy-two pair Ladles' ankle strap slippers in tan, gun metal or patent leath­ er all new stock nnd worth from $2 to $2.50 for ton days, choice___ *' * 'A ............ ................... ".. $1.53 W hite Canvas Shoes. Just qrlfved and added t* the clearing sale, Ladies' white cnuvns slipper«. .$1.32 Misses white canvas slippers ................. .....9 9 c Childrens white canvas slippers........................... 86c In Order to Make the Sale More Interesting W e Are Going to Include all Our . Early Spring S hipm ents • • ** Dress Ginghams. Spring styles» and are being re­ tailed every day at 10c, during saliT V . ............ 8!4c Silk Special. Guaranteed yard wide Taffeta Silk in black and colors, worth $1.25, clearing ,price........98c * Childrens Wash Dresses. New JiWjust in nnd all included in the sale. Infants white lawn dresses..29c Childrens Ginghams and Percale dresses a t----- .49c Rompers for the little ones at..... ........ ............... 23c Boys’ wash Suits very special nt . ................. . .49c Men’s Hats. A new department and has already made a hit with the trade. Why? Our prices ore less John B. Stetson $5 Huts on sole ut........ ,........$3.49 Men's Crushers, light or dark colors ....... . .. .49 Miller black or.cators a t........ ?------------- ........ 2.79 Special $1.25 tmd $£&0 line, during salo....-___ • .98 ' *■ Calicos. A ll bright spring patterns. To make it in­ teresting we give ten yards f o r ; .. ............. 49c (T en yard« only (o 0 customer) Men’s Shoes. A great opportunity,, the Celebrated Burt $5 Sltbe, low cut,, on Bpeciul sale u t . : . . .. .$3.50 Men's $3 Shoes. A few lines that we arc discarding all guaranteed at___ •...................... . .....$ 2 .4 7 Work Shoes. - In black or tnn, comfortable end good wearers.at.. . . . . ....... ......... ! ............ / . . . .$1.50 Shirt Special. Just received twenty-five dozen Men’s Negligee Shirts They were made nnd are re­ gular $1 values/ dliring sale...................; ........79c For Tender Feet. Wepr Warings cushion sole, sold every where dt*'$3»50, during sale; ...............$2.98 • $1.23 Special. Wqrl^ Shirty? In blue, gray or tan, cut full size nnd a regular 50c value, during sale.. .......... . . . . . 39c 75c colored pleated busom shirt nt Infants Caps“ “lTew T m ^ f f i f y r i r c a r ^ ~ T n r ~ ' T R f t T I C irCam D ra w c r t^ ^ S P r im '^ tttm f they -a n playr -Truly a 75c value, fnr ten dnvB only..........49c the regular 50c kind, in special sale a t./ ............ B9C Auto Veils. New line jiist received, all the new colors shown at $1:29; New ItneTaiwy-ribitons-at special prices. This Sale and These ! . * * ■ # * ‘ * * it • V: / ' » AJA- mt ■* . ^. . - - " ,il • / . I : . worth $1.76, sale price;. r.T- - r ~ V r .— L'.. r.r.T .$ li3 : Prices are for > Ten # • ‘ Gun Metal work slimy fox or.b)ucher * r : ~ I -■ ■* -- Days ■ I... 5 , •• ■ Only Reginning Friday, FEBRUARY 17th and Closing. Monday, FEBRUARY 27th f — — 7 | Early Buyers W ill of Course theGOGD Get /the Ql “C ream ” New line showing all the new 1911 models ju&t iii ■ $1 -to �Till: SANFORD HERALD Th e W edn esday Club tTU* art Id« was crowded oat lata weak) 1 There were so many members present Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 8th. at the home o f Mrs, L R- Philips, that the chib narrowly escaped having an overflow at­ tendance. Three visitors were present. These guests are always welcome. Current event* a^e always Interesting topics, and the selections to be noted on OOes lo Persia BÚQJCu The professor who recently declared that, “ Judging from the present rate of race suicide, not a baby would be born in this country after the year 2000“ , don’t know as much about the vita l statistics o f this section as w e d a W e take a back s e a t The Palm- Beach County has appeared, 32 pages all print­ ed nn good book paper and every page sparkling with good reading matter and tastefully arranged advertisements. The Herald thought It was some pumpkin but w e are thrown Into the discard. Congrat­ ulations are extended to Palm Beach County and Editor Conkling. Such a pa­ per is a credit to the great slate of Florida. WMERk ARC THC DAUGHTERST ^ The Herald has often commented upon the lack o f Interest taken in the birth­ days o f Robert E. Lee, Jefferson Davis and other leaders o f the Confederacy. . d ip t. Tarver ia about the only, person in Sanford that .knaps a liv e ih e traditions -of-the great straggle mad when he is. dansthere w ill be no one to keep sacred the history o f the Confederacy. There are enough daughters of the south In Sanford to form a chapter o f Daughters o f the 'C onfederacy » i d such a chapter ought to be formed. - Every other-city of-the south and utkhy in the n orffilia ve such"a chap^ ter and Sanford has not shown the proper spirit o f patriotism in this matter. Johh T. Hammond, the OrUpdo grocer, won his case against the Consolidated Grocery Company o f Jacksonville, in which he made allegations o f conspiracy in restraints o f trade. H e was awarded damages o f one dollar. In iljla sense the trial was a farce, but the grievance of the plaintiff was established. It U In­ teresting to recall that Senator Taliaferro who was urgent in securing the prosecution o f the Savaonah naval »tores company on similar charged !f_ ■ Urge stockholder in the ConaolldAted* Grocery Company, which has Just been convicted. Funny how thing work around sometimes. Isn’t ItT A nd W. M. Toomer; the Uwyer, who was so penU tent in. hi* prosecution of the Savannah people was the lawyer def¿tiding the Jacksonville grocery com­ pany. A nd this same Toomer U going to run for governor o f Florida, it U said. I t w ill be Interesting to see what w ill hap­ pen to Toomer when he runs!— Miami Metropolis. great deal o f general and valuable Infor­ mation in a concise form. T e n Minutes with Foreign Powers' waa an exceedingly comprehensive and entertaining summary o f the march- o f events, the doings and present conditions prevailing In the principal empírea o f the world. These short''histories were so in* foresting that the listeners could almost think that they had made brief visits to these “ Foreign Powers" under the charm­ ing ¿uldancp o í Miss Gertie Speer, who prepared the paper, which was read by Mrs.' L. f t Philips, in Mias Speer’s a b ­ sence. Mrs. Cruse Barnes read several fine ar­ ticles describing the “ Happenings in Our Island Possessions," and noting also the ¿real improvements, and progress being 'made in. those countries. The great h av­ o c distress and jJeath wroughi by the receh t dCsiractlve earthquake* •were--flfedfr tloned. "Present Conditions in*the Const Zone" — Mrs. Dunn read an intereating letter from a former resident o f Sanfor^l now living In Honolulu, before taking the club to visit the Panam a Canal. The array o f «M is tle a w ere as vohuninoua. th e conditimts-esM-oiersMBslenres .operating fo r and against the progress o f the work was made so'vcry d ea r that the excavations, dredging and building o f locks, with the statement o f the vast sums bsed on this gigantic undertaking, makes the canal sons so aliorinfrtha ttha W ednesday PlnTi may be tempted to make up a pleasure party for a sail through the canal when • Miss Tetberiy told o f the “ Doings“ and Undoings “ o f Congress,“ o f the discussion now in progress ss to whether the Pana­ ma Canal shall'or shall not be fortified, also o f other matters before that august body, especially the question now pendand which the senators seem loth to consider whether they shall be elected by the people. “ General New s” was made' interes4bg by Mrs. Keys* selections o f notable events and subjects, pertaining both to air and earth. . Florida News, state and lo ca l was call­ ed to the attention o f the dub by Mrs. J. N. Whltner. who pointed out several Important internal Improvements com­ pleted and still under w ay and other* projected, the ship c a n a i railroads build­ ing and others fn contemplation. Nearly all the members responded to the roll c a ll by turning the person or ob ­ ject they were most interested in. Local matters and conditions seemed to claim the attention o f the majority o f the dub. “ The true glory o f a nation i f in the’ living temple o f a lo y a l Industrious and upright people.” Whipple, Program for February 1Sib: I. .An Infant Nation’s Industries, Mrs. Lyman Phelps. H From Tide W ater to the Mountains, Mrs. F. E. Rotimi Hat. H I The • Settlers o f the Frontier, Mrs. Alexander Vaughn. Reading: “ A Pioneer Miner's Mansion' (Byrd 1732), Miss A lice T eth a ly. Sandfly Netting, Mosquito Canopies r— - Men’s Straw Hats Window Screen W om en’s Trim m ed Hats W om en’s Fancy Parasols Novelties, Fancy Goods Óne lot Ginghams 15 and 12 1-2c T i p values . . . . 7 One lot Sllke $ 4 .0 0 and $ 1 .2 5 qq values a paper by Mrs. F. E.*RoumUlat, recalled the beginnings o f the westward flow o f that human tide, as U spread its grasping « m a * to reach and take u n to ,itself for fertile territory sketching between the tide-water and Ihe foot hills o f the un­ explored mountain ranges. Special notice was given to the hardy Sooth Irifb. settler, « whose forceful ih rifib ere long made the * silent Sftlllin1*t I " hlnaanm like a rose. * M rs.'Alexander Vaughan,- ga ve a verjr__ Z interesting renew a r t B t t ^ t k n o f the * Frontier“ , dw elling in detail upon that a brave spirit and for so long, solitary ad« vanee guard o f the first pioneers, Daniel —J Boone. Recounting some o f the many d a ngers, hardships- a n d trials, endured b y those brave men and following tiiein, should dwell in peace and plenty. m « , A lic e Tttherly reed “ A Pioneer Miner's Mansion." (Byrd 1732) which proved to be extracts from Byrd’s diary, describing a visit be made to the home o f Governor Spots wood. He relates bow a tame deer, which was allowed the freedom o f the nouse, put In motion a cyclone of. glass and china, by seeing his image In a large pier glass. In his dis­ appointment probably In finding “ things^ are not always what they seem", and the shock o f his collision with the glass, the deer leaped over the tea table in the room, making havoc of the slipper and china on the table. Mr. Byrd, waa pleased to slate that he was agreeably surprised, a t the composure and Im­ peri orbili l y with which Mrs. Spots wood, accepted the situation and view ed the reins. In this confidence with hU des-, creet diary, there m ay have been a veiled insinuation, that the presence of company, w ill sometimes have a Jeterring, i f not a soothing effect. In trying situations. . Following is the program, for February 22nd. ' . ' '4' Personality o f Washington,*Mrs. M. H. Bowler. Washington as a lover, Mias Peadiea L ed er. Patriotic Songs. Mrs. Fannie Munson. The Lot Auction- Sale on the.'Heights next Tuesday w ill be conducted on a high scale and wide open to all white people. No by-bidding, no boosUng. no restric­ tions as to age, politics or religion. The S a n fo rd B akery The W hite Front Baktg-y has been sold to Messrs. Stockton and Oobblns and will hereafter be known aa the Sanford Bakery. the residence o f Mrs. L R. Philips, Mr. Dobbins will have entire charge of ta to the members o f the Welaka Club the baking department which is a sufficient . February, 22nd. 1911.. guarantee that the best goods wlU be 2 until 5 o'clock. given to the public. Mr. Dobbins has been The members o f the Wednesday du b In the bakery business in Sanford for a and their guests o f the Welaka d u b ore number o f years and his reputation has kindly urged 10 remember, that the re­ long bean established. The Sanford ception w ill begin at 2 o'clock. " A good attended of the members of Th e W edn esday Club Ü1C dub, ailed Mrs. Philips camfurtablc Call on our Local Representative R. C. Maxwell or. add ress 2 W ilson & . Toomer fertiliser Co JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA M r. Logan Says On my place I have abandoned the use of the wet spray" le. “I consider it too expensive and too cumbersome to . bother with. I now use nothing but dry sprays , .... using a powdered Bordeaux mixture, which is in gejioral 0 copper sulphate com X / V . pound and with it ^I can do 1,| \p pa the work of four men with ]I a wet spray. Formerly ijiv ir a M l wus necessary to suspend spraying operations in art . • orchard after a min, hut J now owing to the lightness of a dry spraying ’ outli; work can be pushed any B S E S S 2 3 B H B B B H H B S time “Another advantage of ' • .• the dry spray is that trees may be sprayed ut any time of the year whether tiie orchard is in bloom or not. With a wet spray it is necessary to keep the mixture oflthe trees at this season otherwise the trees will die.” The and Sal. Bordeaux now in Stock Machines» $12.50 and the Mixtures 25c and 30c a Pound Machines . —F i sh . Tho best people in Sunfurd will tell you that Sanford Heights as a residence sec­ tion is the coming section o f the town. N o chance to make a * mistake by buying a few Jots at the Auction Sale. N o tic e r * r Pu blication mentioned were some o f the roost im ­ portant' noted in the paper. ¿ From '“ Tide W ater to tb* Moontsin*“ , • ‘ Gend f d r o a r b o o k le l, FLORIDA VEGETABLES. 11' con ta in s <lir e e t t e n t T n m r ts tn g nit t h e p rin cip al p ro d u c ts o r * U ic . S ta te , ca re JS Drily re v is e d and b rou gh t up t o d a te by o u r m o s t su ccessfu l grow - £ ers. No pu blication on th is su bject c o n ts ln s ^ u c h p r a c tic a l advice. ^ All g a rd en ers should h ave it; fr o m th e o w n e r o f th e « m a ll home ga rd en t o th e la r g e s t shipper. In It w ilt b e found th e sp ecia l IDF.AI m ; fo rm u la s t h at h av r h e e n c o n s tr u c te d by-Htoreftrf " S t udy o f q n t m r S ^ fle|d resu lts. Th ey a re Invaluable, being* p e r fe c tly balanced and ¡5fr o m th e RIGHT SOURCES. Get th e BEST and m a k e MONEY. 5^ fàétlütt v n r W ^ O U n a œ t H r TfcB èrâflw bread, pies, cakes gnd confections. suggesting that utiy railroad entmr that city. I f the editor ia getting s o y cssh out o f the proposition ll most be handed him to keep quiet.— Tiroes-Unice. I f the esteemed T.-U. had looked upon the eighth page o f The Herald the adver­ tisement o f tba A . £ L. would have been discovered. This ia a cash Contract at regular rate. The editor never had any m oney handed him by the railroads to keep slilL The Timea-Uniou Is more for­ tunate and ia owned and controlled by tba three railroad corporations. W e re- and importod cocoons, and C elery, Lettuce, C auliflow er, Beans___ . g Tom atoes, Cantaloupes, Potatoes 2; DEPARTMENT OP THE INTERIOR U. S. LAND OFFICE Oi l s a i l lla n « , r a w i n i - L i l H . t U kwrSy l i r a Ural Edwia A Gilbert mm ( -office addraa !i 5 . n lord. Florida, did. lib d«T of October. 1910. Sle to this office Sutetncal and A p p Ik M lu . No. 07040. to • Um « ■ » M of «-e t* and o-e M of s-w K, 12. I t o a iM p SI sosth. Rena* 31 i u l Talt meridian, and tba timber the, ran under rUiana of Um act of June 3. 1870, and nets I would lirici S. CHUUK, M a r k et e Salt and Fresh Water Fish • ÌTCD #\ S A N F O R D AVE- _ ^ 4 11 < ' i> 1[ '! ,< ' W O M A N ’S E X C H A N G E , ***•« tf/.n .„us,.. Fsucf Wot ha oí AU Kinds- Stamping, ELmLr&idery Supplica. # Hand-Painted Chii* « Hoena-Mada Conking a Specialty. *, * Consignm ents and O rd ers S o lic ite d d , W e s te rn PH O N E 68 O ld C i t y M a r k e t Meats - U H to rd , f i o r i * �T*s. \ \ f Er=wwHriaugurate the greatest F e b r W o T 'W h i t r Hr Hr ever held. Lasting for Three Days only and including Thousands of Dollars worth of N e w W h ite Goods, Embroideries, Laces arid Musline U nderwear operied especially for this .sale. Store .. ... :J. : W ill— B W h ite Goods Embroideries 5,000 Yards I ace Especially for'this sale we have just re­ ceived 5,000 yards Valenciennes nnd German Val Lace, values worth up to 10c yard o n ly .... ............ „..4 c ’ * Lace Bands v A full line of new designs it) Oriental plaun und Baby Irish Lace Bands, ex­ ceptional values frotrt............9c to 39c Specially marked for white goods sale, in seasons latest creations nnd patterns, see special lots atl. 3lc, 47c, 89c ond $1.19 figu red Qrgandys and Lawns One case of Lawns nnd Orgamlys in neat Floral ond Figured effects, good vulues 10c far.!254c yard,, specinl , White .Barred Lawns Just received n large shipment of cross barred Lawns in 12 'Ac values, special for white goods sale, yurd . . ........ 954 c Overflow White , A special line of Fancy Swiss, also Mad­ ras nnd cross barred effects, worth up to 35c yard, white goods sale, ynrd. ..24c Embroidery Sale 3,500 yards Embroidery up to 10-ln. wide insertions to match, special white goods sole price a ynrd only........ =........;..9 c Swiss and fancy Lawns See this special tot of dotted Swiss and Fancy, also cross barred Lawns, special Bale, ynrd.......... . . . . . . 7 . .11314c Glasgow Llpenc A genuine Round Thread Glasgow Linene worth 25c yard, special only a yard 17c Corset Cover Embroidery See our large new line trf Corset Cover Embroidery, special priced for white goods sale . . . . . :t v , ' ............ - . . . . . . Ancona Silk Something new a full line of Anconn Silk Dimity, worth 50c a yard, special yard. . . __ '___33c 12V&c White India Lawn............... 10c 40-in. White Lawn ’. T?. . . . 10c White Lawn worth 18c, sale price... 13d 30c 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, sale price 23c 40c Bleached Table Damask..-....... ,23c Special— Don’t miss seeing this counter of bargains, Corset Covers either Lace or Embroidery trimmed, also Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, Embroidery trimmed or hem­ stitched, good 35c sellers,! sale price........." . . . . . .,23c Corset Covers and Drawers— Another white goods special, Corset Covers either Lnce or Embroidery trim­ med, also Ladies’ Drawers, full, made with deep Em­ broidery ruffles, special garment.......... ........ . 48c * # , ^ 10-4 All Linen Wortli S1.25 a yard warranted all Linen 90-in. wide, snecinl white goods snie price, ynrd only............... ....... . 89c 1214c White Linene, special.. .......10c 15c White Linene, special. ........ J254C 17c White Elnxon, special. . . . 7 .___ 14c 23c White Flaxon, special. . _____ 17c 25c Checked and Plain Flaxon only.. 19c Special for white g<Hxis sale only one case of Flowered Lawns in neat floral patterns, also black and white, Bpecinl side price 10-yards. ......................... •. .'r 39c Colgates Talcum Powders— While sale losts wcwili sell Colgates Talcum Powders, either Violet,’ Dnctylis or Cushmere BouqucKirr^v. . . . ......... . . . 12540 Gowns and Skirts—A special lot of Gowns nlso Un­ derskirts, well made and easily worth. 65c u garment. 48c special Warners Corsets See the new line of Warners Corsets, guaranteed Rustproof, priced way below factory prices Teddy Waists See the new line uf Teddy Under­ waists for child­ ren at 23c Black Hose 6 C ents Pair Just think of getting a pair of Black Hose, 0 * first quality, sale price, a pair. •. 6c All-Over Embroidery dust received a well selected line of AllOver Embroideries, see these specials at white goods sqle 25c, 41c, 67c ond 89c Colored Lawn Just received 75 pieces colored Lawns in neat polka dots, ulso flordl patterns worth 13c ynnl, s p e c ia l...........I2!4p Special Lot Underwear— A complete assortment of Muslin Underwear consisting of Chemise, high and low neck Gowns, Un­ derskirts with deep Embroidery, also some with deep Laue flounces, anything in the lot will go at, a garm ent. . . . . j ............. 98c ' - •: « . • Dress Ginghams— Just received u cuse of Amoskeag Dress Ginghams in all styles, plaids, stripes and solid colors, 12 He volues our price o n ly .................. ................. . 9 H e Silk Hose , 47 Cents J ust received another iiiie.of those For Every Member of the Family • ’ W e have ju st received dozens a n d dozens o f O x fo rd s , P u m p s also on e an d tw o eyelet ties m «all leathers fro m the well k n o w n m anufacturers, S n o w , S e lb y and G o d m a n . T h e s e S h o e s guaranteed strict­ ly all leather a n d ou r lo w prices o n these S h o e s are n o t duplicated. . S Black Cat ~ l- h o s i e r y . See our line of Black Cat Stock­ ings for children pair’15 and 2 5 c Black Cat Hosiery • j j j l i k i f . i t m t t pij j j j j i *ti k H i t n i t n i k ’ i À t !m o i n m i ï f n m i t r i » *» t i r a vr m vvfirr&. W e Close at Six ì Butterick Patterns and O’clock P* M. ! Delineator Except Saturday fj CASH DEPARTMENT S T ORE 121 " 1 2 3 E. F ir s t S t root S 3 n fo r d 9 F lo rid o and �ra s » ff5NB rWt f : -.*^,V^S; February 17, ibiI TMT SANTORO JltTtALD ALL AROUND FLORIDA fhe General News Of “ The Land o f flow ers. v& ¿í '--rV ;U lifO FROM lit t SIATE FRISS IN SANFORD CHURCHES Do not take our word, but you know the Heights around any growing town it alw ays choice for* good homes or w ill make money for the speculator. Every dollar spent Increases the value of oL y 25-c Where Devout o f the Celery City Worship Sunday. One and two horse wagons .with celery flared side bodies at Underwood'fc- 17-tf ________ RESUME Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS M. m » ... '• N‘ • ■ J± ItfiM If 1r rf. í r H S i- 4 - y■• r ■V*■ ' ■' -j' Gas engine repairs. A Garage Go. Sanford Machine . 48-tf I f your aim 4n life is to economize and to h ave for your everyday use dependable goods at the lowest possible prices w e ask you, not for our sake, nor for this town's sake, nor for the sake o f .anything but yeur-owu-pocket book and your bank ac­ count. to aim for our store and hit the centre o f economical buying. Sanford Furniture C d . ^ ' 22-lf •mown* > for sale cheap. $50 to $100 each if sold n next ten day, W.-.M. Igon. Eustia, Fla «,n ,H V _ / - A I THE RiimiR' CO- ir 1006 BUU> Building ; J A C K S O N V IL L E . ;• F L O R ID A AMD HRfiilffVfM — O f Chitlutoo. S. C., IP. opening Art Stodid, ! lag! auo liming and colotiag PhotograpKic viywt. Tbrea month»’ couth . P,o.p*ct>v» pupil* j4 rf ÉB jipply. t RESIDENCE, 208 EAST FIFTH SJ.. ■i > Vi in Furniture, Stoves AND l Household Goods tor. snhrrt ; T ^ afih S$ s M M M j character determining the destiny o f u x morrow. The night sermon will be es­ pecially In the interest o f young meh and women, to show them and help them into position to success. The pastor would be pleased to speak u y a large number of young rpeopie. W ednesday 7:30 Bible study and pray­ er-meeting. W e ore now making a study o f- t h e cardinal doctrines of the Bible. They BTB~pn>vtng helpful and Interesting." Friday night 7:30 Sunday School lesson study;— W e try to make all meetings vital and helpful to all. Come with us 'and Teel at h om e!n the house o f the Lord. The. talk by Miss Davies Sunday night and a sermon by Bishop Morrison lu e s day night were rich and good for the large qongregations attending. Lands FRCE- le a d e r s ence in the World." Preaching again at 7 p. m. by 'rite pas­ Daytona’s new .m ayorr JSr. Titus. Is l a y in g * h eavy band on the drivers o vehicles who persist in driving and stop p ia f on the wrong side o f the d t y streets, and has had eleven o f them brought Into ~ ~ tb é c6uiVàhd flDed. showIng tbnt he in Sanford— The beet town— tb a m o st solid -----tends tnhave the cl^grjJJpances re-enacttown— backed up by the best farm ing ed and obeyed. ... J section in the sthte o f Florida; Is growing r* Th e first o f the tw o new fire automo­ greater every day and yon should buy bile combination chemical and hose wag lot In "Sanford Heights"* addition while one for the Tampa Fire Department ar­ you can get one cheap and on easy terms. rived In that city a few day« ago from See ad In this issue. - • 25c the factory o f the Webb Motor Car Com­ TBs People's C on s*« t a llo n a i Breeding Stock— Place orders now for Rev. George B. Waldron, pattar; Sunday morning pany a t S l Louis, Mo. The second ma­ one d a y old chicks from Potter's Winder icrvlce. 11; eraolnfl MnHk«. 7:00; prayer meeting chine has been shipped and la expected layers. Reds or Leghorns. E. R. Potter, R. Wodneoday. 7:00 p. m ¡Sabbath school, 0:43 a. m. J. C. Fn* rainier. Superintendent. any day. No. 2. 26-2tp "Th e Scrap-Heap” is tha subject o f Rev. Assistant Industrial A gen t J. D. Rooney, Keep your eye on what's going on at Geo. B. Waldron’s sermon at IhqpPeople's o f the Seaboard A ir Line railway,' visited our store. W e ask you to care fill! y com­ Congregational church next Sunday m oot­ Galnesvllie Saturday enrdute to Jackson­ pare our prioea with anyone’s quotations. ing. In the evening Mr. Waldron will ville from Kanaphn, where he has been Look them uV and w e will get your busi­ give the first of his scries o f serinorpt to looking over a large body of land which ness. Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tf. young women, subject, “ The Doll Age. will shortly be colonized by Western Japan Plums (Loqu ats) now ready for Am ong other subjects to be taken up are fanners who have been attracted to the setting; sizes ten to eighteen inches each "The Bepu A g e " gnd ‘T h e Home A ge." fertility o f ' Alachua county soil. Mr. 2 0 ‘cents, per dozen $1.75; eighteen to Services open at. 11 a. ro. a n d .7 p .m . Rooney aaye the lend la unquestionably twenty-four inches each 25cta. per dozen Tne church extends a friendly invitation the best In the State,'and being in .d o s e $2.00. Mokes a beautiful .tree and pro­ .* duces delicious fruit. Jno. D. Jlnkins. 308 to alt comers. proximity to the Experimental- Station o f F reR df& ven u e, Sanford, Fla. 2C-2t*p C o n g re g a tio n a l Day a t S to c k to n 's the University o f Florida makes It a A dollar nr tw o a week furnishes your Next Thursday, Feb. 23, is Congrega­ desirable location, as the farmers will home. Come in and tee how w e remove tional Day at Stockton’s grocery store. have the opportunity o f sobering valuable all obstacles for those who have little to Ten per cent on cash sales made that day Information right at their doora—Galuesstart on. Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tf w ill be turned over to the new church. vllle Sun. Watch N. O. Garner’s window displays This applies to all groceries except feed, The announcement of Gainesville's • each week for new and big bargalhs In flour and salt iqeau . Lay in a good stock first skyscraper has been made by James o f provisions that day and at the same groceries. 24-tf R. Fowler and T, R. Pickett, who will time help along the n<;w church. 50,000 Choice Tomato plants—At construct a six-story building on East $1.00 per thousand, ready for the field Main street south, directly In front o f f i r s t Baptist now ; O. W. Brady. Sanford, Fla. 28-2t-c Rev. J. W. Wild men. pastor; Sunday morning the new Government building. The va l­ Autoes and carriage painting at- Un­ ter vk-e, II; evening M rvK*. 7:00; Sabbath school. uable lot upon which the new building 8:45 a. in ; Prof. N. J . Perkins. Supi.; prayer derwood's. First class work. 7 ‘ t f Moating every Wednesday, 7:00 p. m.; teochei ‘ w ill be erected was purchased by Mr. meeting Friday evening at 7:30. A ll kinds o f repair work. Sanford Ma Pickett before the definite location o f Presbyterian 48-tf ■U n d e Sam ’s expensive temple was made chine A Garage Co. Kev. J f . McKinnon, pastor; maniina -ervk-e, known. While the plans have not been You can get yellow corn m eal at Long’s il evening servite. 7:00; S SaUtaUt school. 8:43 a. tu; llenry McLaulln. Supt; prayer meeting Wedannounced, it Is understood the first Grocery. 2ft-tf acodar 7:30 D. in floor w ill be devoted to commercial pur­ Preaching morning and evening by the Underwoods for harness, saddles, horse poses, while -the upper stories will be and mula jew elry. 17-tf pastor, Rev. J. F. McKinnon. A ll are cor­ used for offices, which wlU doubtless be dially Invited to the services. Dr. Howard has returned end can be In great demand, as this street Is coming C ath o lic found at his residence In the forenoon into prominence, especially since the Catholic Church, Oak avenue between 8th and and his 0office in' ' the afternoon. 22-tf 8th streets. Rev. Father Bretnahan In charge. f construction o f the Government building. Mats every Sunday at 10 a. m.* Rotary, oermon Best grade preserves and pickles Just and benediction every Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Sun­ The first car or refrigerated beans day «chunk at 8 a. m. Cwifetrionr heard Saturday In, call end try them. W .W . Long. 26-tf before first SunJay of the month, between 4 and 8 which were shipped from Miami has Don't forget you can get your chipped p|m. and 7 and B p. m. first Sunday of month been received In N ew York. The de­ m t u at 7:30 a. ro. and 10 s. m. beef and ham cut on an Am erican slicing m and'for tliem was large and tales were machine at W. W . Long's iharket. 26-tf Maly C re s s e p isc o p a l quIcUy made. Rev. B. r. Brawn, recti*; A. D. Kali, senior war* I f you are from Missouri— we can show den: Sunday morning service, 11; evening Service. Oscar W. Stuckey, the youpg giant who B F. Whltncr, you the beft, high class, residence proper­ B;00; Sobtmlh school. his friends believe will wrest the honors Supt.; prayer meeting, 7:30 Wednesday evening' t y in Sanford— Sanford Heights Orange nf ihn p d ic ring from Jack Jolmion, Asainoip— 'tnpi sctioorwoie r in Ocala this week. Mr. Stuckey has just The pupils and teachers are highly grat­ returned from Atlanta, where he met Best grade Butterene at Long's grocery. 26-tf ified at the number of blue ribbons re­ softie o f the leaders In pugUlsm. H e Is Try it while butter is high. turned with the exhibits sent to the coun­ now w aiting their verdict aa to whether ty fair. The High Schuol Department he ahull go Into training or hot. ■ „ received rite first prizes on all work enter­ The Baskette Cot, one o f the largest dry ed for prized, with oue exception. goods firms o f Jacksonville closed their The Track Team leaves Friday for - ggy a on Monday. Tha- death o f U. W. T im p a to énlar the Etalé Qtaifiplbtî Track Baskette several months ago Is said to meet, Feb. 18. h a ve seriously TuuuOcapped the firm and The Boys' A'Jdotic Ass'n has secured caused the suspension. Tom Corwin-the famous polyphonic Irai , The Lakeland Chautauqua opened ‘ on la tor to give on entertainment, benefit of «tmwtay tooT w ith qlwwtt T U flC T fr «!»¿ m l. -„ v \ the High School Athletics. Tills wiU be a nee. Several prominent speakers were given at tha High School auditorium oli­ on the program. the night o f Feb. 24th. Great preparations tire being made for ••• Our High School Library has a valuable the meeting o f the Retail Dealers' Assoaddition in Larn’s History for Ready R ef­ elation in Jacksonville on March 8, A 25 acres each, alL cleared; ! erence. and j0. no rent, no taxes. 500 of Tha girls' basket, ball tea ta bas their Oui. W illiam L e Fils o f Jacksonville, them for actual settlers. equipment Ordered and: will now goon be one o f the moot prominent figures In the The use pf these Jefferson ! playing. state m ilitia has retired .from active aer» County Farms absolutely I L-ounty vice. CoL Cromwell Gibbous will succeed CHARLES E. LEWIS v th u lm W . W. ABER NATH Y j. • a t the least cost. The same boy as the W e are equipped to handle your repair winner w ill be given one year's tuition to work. ' Sanford Machine A Garage Qi. 48tf. Columbia College. Bring your old tires to Sanford Mqchine De Land's depot will be located in the A^-few days A-G arage Co. for vulcanizing. . .48-tf _ G et Y s u r M u le » u g h l in F U R N IT U R E C O M P A N Y The fW w vel * . Ck.~k.» la the City E“ «**r Eggs from W hite Leghorn Hens, bred R*q*„t*g la bring a» «.od llwit A “ « * “ * ’ “ 1* ' " to lay, never set strain. Good ns they other Church Now» la ihl* oŒe» oat latti, thaa WtdoMPensacola Is soon to be connected with make 'em. .$3 per 100, $5 fok 50, 75c for lay alitraaaa. Mobile by the Pensacola. Mobile and r i r t l M e th o d is t 15. W . A . Herring, Maple avenue Poultry N ew Orleans railroad. The ftrist cargo Rev. |t J. »»• A . •tutt'*i Hendry, jr« pastur, y »a ,v>, ciiurrh. corner ~ «Park » Yards. . 25-5tp svenite and fifth «treat: personage, cornar Hato f steel m ils for the new road has al­ noil« avenue and Seventh street: phone 234. 18 Pounds o f best granulated suar for Sunday morning service at 11; U ; evening evenu._ service.ready reached Pensacola. 7ÎOu, Sunday achool. 8:43 a. m.; Jno. K. Met* $1.00 at N. O. Gamer's. 24-tf linger. Sept. Teachers' meeting every Friday. A meeting will be held In Lake city m. Handsome china cabinets just In. San- 7:30 p rn. Saturday, February 18. to organize " A Sunday School 9:45 a. m. J. K . M e tfold Furniture Co. " 22*|f School Boys* Com Club Contest". From Unger Sup! In charge; A. R. Chappell as­ Sale o f Ribbons u> make' room for new the ages o f 12 to 18 baa been Hied as suring. Special opportunity for business stock. A ll 25c Ribbons for 18c. Fancy the ode o f contestants. A good cash men offered In Business Men’s Bible Class at reduced prices. Mrs. M. L. Allen. 2Stf prise will given the boy this age residing taught by Rev. Bro. Langley Fresh peanut butter In bulk, 20 cents a In the county o f Columbia who will raise Preaching 1 1 a .m ., by the pastor, sub­ 24-tf the greater number o f bushels per acre pound at N. O. Garner's,— ject "T h e Church. Her Mission and Influ­ ' T V o n y ^ Vé tJ U lJ T J T T Ìò a w ork . M cL a Crushed and pulverized Limestone, ca R. H. Wldtner. * 2ti O f In te r e s t t o Th ose R e llilo u s fy InSeed Potato Cutters and Planters at cllrtcd—S u bjects o f Discourses Im ­ Fcrnnld's. Call and let us show you. 22ti fo r th e Sabbath. ago the State Supreme Court handed down a decision, sustaining the decision o f Judge Call, who In turn sustained the - . State Railroad Commission, who in turn had sustained the expressed w ill o f the people. ro b t JONES j o n e s - McL a u g h l in load lots. An E p ito m e o f t h e W e e k 's M o s t p o rta n t H appen in gs In th e S ta t e 's Domain. K. JUST ARRIVED " i ’ *.* trt. "di* * ~VJ’ ' r’ Refrigerators, Ice Boxes 4 Porch Rockers, Etc. : Call and S ee O ur S lo c k Cash and Matting and RANGES -Florida Sanford, • IVES & SMITH M ILLIN E R Y, N O T IO N S « AND We Beg FANCY to Announce # DRY G O O D S Our F o rm al Spring !! M IL L IN E R Y O P E N IN G TH U RSD AY ana F R ID A Y Feb. 23rd and 24th W ES & SMITH~ Florida Orlando, FIRE? W e Will Protect Your Homes I GRESHAM F IR E Room 11 WALL IN S U R A N C E Wei borne Block �me AU the Sanford hotels ore c r o w d « with people these dnys. *7i L adles' w a sh s k ir ts at Y o w e ll’s Little Happenings—Mention or Matters In Brief. A merry crowd of DeLand folks at tended the Charity Boll oh Tuesday night. Miss Mamie Millnnr o f Madison, Fla., Is the guest o f Miss Jimmie Lang. personal items or interest Miss Lola Mac Dial, o f Lawrence, S. Is the guest o f Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Murrell Miss Gladys Gardner has been ill with fever. Miss Gardner expect to be first when the final votes is cast in the Popu­ larity Contest.. Miss Mildred Potter Is the first contest ant In the Popularity Contest to receive a ten year subscription. Sanford will through.thls subscription appear In iln zle ton, Kano., weekly for ten years. Who will be the next to follow tuitT E could not enjoy the pat­ W ronage at past thirteen years did we Summary o f th e F lo a tin g Small Talk _ S w iss Cheese a t L P, M e d d le r's , It Smoker Friday night. S. E, Ives o f Orlando spent Thursday in the city. Tom Sullivan greeted old friends In the Tlie Lyman Twins at the opera The postofftee for a short time only on Wednesday night was rather disap­ will sell twenty one cent stamps for pointing to the large^audlcnce. The twenty cents. chorus was,* very commonplace and 'the Do not wait and pay the wise man show was not up to the standard at any profits after the Lot Sale Tuesday, 10 a. m, part. L a test hand bags, N. P. Y o w e ll R Co. b elts, beltings. 27-1t city this week. C lover Hill Me Culler. The Sanford barrel foctory under the Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wight of Cairo, Ga. management o f H. 1L Deane has resumed have been the delightful guests o f Mr. operations . and will 'a ga in supply the and Mrs. Henry Wight o f this city. . Mate with potato barrels. — Mr. and Mrs. Webster .Howard of Holly, The ■Womon’s Exchange w ill remove N. Y., left Wednesday after a pleasant from the Herald building to the Whltner visit with their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. residertee on March 1st. s L R. Philips. ; Sanford city property Is at coming Into Some of Sanford's best citizens arc now its owk. Sales are being made every day. living on the Heights, and others arrang­ “ Mr. J. R. Chaffin left Monday for A t­ ing to go. lanta. Ga., after a few weeks’ .visit to Mr. Smoker and light refreshments. Eagles' and Mrs. J. E . Lrtlng. Hall this Friday evening, -eight o’clock - Start the home by buying n lot;nr two sharp. at'the Auction Sale on the Heights Tues­ New neck w e a r fo r ladies and men. day, 21st. the coming residence,section-of L et us sh ow you. N. P. Y o w e ll A Co. rSkhftenbT-==— = --------;-----------rr-— 22 »It Mr. and Mrs. Seth Woodruff and Mr. Sanford Band will play n r-th e Auction and Mis, W. M. Britton o f Orlando at­ Sale o f Lots «n -(lie Heights Tuesday, 21st. tended the Charity Ball on Tuesday Sale begins promptly at 10 a. m. .high«Joe DeMont has another Magneto and Mlrs Lord is the attractive guest of is sporting his big red car ngnin. Miss Charlotte Keelor thlB"-yfcek. Miss The Herald was the recipient this week Lord resides In Boston and is spending o f several, bunches of excellent celery the winter In Orlando. from the farm of Mr. Wakefield nn the E. R. Childers, a prominent citizen and Weal Side. ' capitalist of Ft. Meade spent Thursday F o r Kale Cheap— M odel 10 Bulpk In tho city. au to, fully equipped In go o d condition. Miss Lena Moure o f Atlanta, G o , was the guest o f Mrs. M. A. Miot, a.few dnys this week, '* Dean Spencer o f Orlando spent Tuesday sod Wednesday In the city on business ami pleasure combined. The Commercial meeting tonight should be attended In large numbers. The Club Is making Sanford and aught to have a better support. — ' Mr. A. A. Carver o f Ohio has purchased two lots on Sanford Hclglns to build his hume on. Ml&ff Roach, a charming young lady of Amerlcus, Ga.. is the guest of her nunt. Mrs. Williams. A h rge auditorium will be erected in Sanford this summer and next season a fine list o f attractions will be given under the C.mutnuqua Association. No by-bidding or boosting will be pertnitte 1 at the Sanford H eights. LAt Sale and a square deal w ill be guaranteed to all nr your lo t la free. Sanford Heights Inipn verpent Co. * 1 WANTS All L ocal A d v e rtis e m e n ts Under This Heading, One Cent a W ord Each Issue W anted—A second - hand Barnes Foot-Power Saw. Box 1443, J. W. H., Sanford, Fta. 2(1-2p .For Rent— House o f five rooms, corner 12th, and Oak Avenue. August Schnei­ der. ” 2S-2p in giving careful attention to detail, and leaving nothing undone to please. —• - T h e« merchsmdise- we-- sell will convince you it is to your advantage to make us your hahscdaskgL . FRANK Clothier and Hen's Furnisher FLORIDA SANFORD Wanted— Man and w ife to take care of furnished rooming house. Enquire Herald office. 27-If For Sole—One pair o f three year mules, well broken and gentle, hurnesa and new wagon nil for <400. Inquire o f owner four miles south qn Sanford Ave. W. B. N e w to n .^ 27-2p Orange grove for sale or trade, 10 acres full hearing, near Sanford. Price <10,000. W rlie Guiager, 12th and Oak St., Sanford, Flo. ■ - " v. 27-2p Wanted— A good solicitor: Call at Apply San Juan Gnrpge, Orlando, Fla. Herald office. 27-U 2 7 -3 tc Wanted— Experienced, accurate rapid John Schner of Akron, Ohio lias pur­ stenographer to begin at once. Florida chased a home at Celery City and will Homeland Company, Sanford. Fla. move his fam ily to make his future home. omato plants now ready, leading varis. O. W. Barrett, Lakeland, Fla. Park avenue is being flbered and a Wanted— A good gentle horse suitable good street is now assured leading to for riding and driving. Mrs. H. A. Hili, Sanford Heights. . D. No. 2. 24-tf There will be a George Washington' For Sale— Good general merchandise social at Moore's Station, Feb. 22d. Good business with cash trade well established. program and sup|>er. Cur leaves Sanford Lost— Black umbrella, with straight □ t 7:30 p. m. sliver handle,* In front o f 218 “ Elm Ave, You may never have another oppor­ Finder please return to the above udtlrcss. ‘ 26-2p tunity ak will be -open to all on the A t u liberal discount. Good reason for Heights next Tuesday at the LOt Auction selling. Inquire at Herald office. 23-c Sale. For S/ile— Bargain. Owner forced to Miss Nellie Amick, one of Orlando's sell. Hi* acres, fenced, 5 acres tiled and popular girls hns been nominated in the crop on it. Call on or nddress Room 11, Wclborne Block. Sanford, Fla. PujiuMrity Contest. Watch Miss Amlck's Tofnnto plants, sweet patnto slips and Orlando friends place her in first place for velvet beans for sale. S.OOO.OOO.Livingthe piano. slon's New Globe tomato plants nt 1.25 M en 's S pring hats, s tra w and fe lt, per thousand. Delivery after February m ade by Knox and S tetson . None ¡Sib. Headquarters for potato slip* and velvet bean seed. J. R. Davis, Bartow, jie lte r. N. P- YoweP k Co 27-11 H a. • , . ________ 23-fip a.. Stop - - Paying Rent! „ E rtra C rea m ery Elgin B u tter In tub furnUhed. with traard or, without, in new With cuuJcxn iuitfaivciiiciili. Ail3 3 c p e r pou n d ;at fc -P. MoGttilee'ai— it I ts .. sni • * on Mifs Dalsle Davies, secretary ol the f T* E: Uoifovan, with jhp firm o f Clifton YouaJ Peoples Missionary Department Wanted—To buy. a second hand roll ak. Address Bo* 1491. 26-2tc of the Methodist Church, spoke in San- & Woodland o f Baltimore, left for Miami foni Sunday evening to a large audience. Mitchell touring car 40 H. P s. In tirsi class condition. Miss Davies is an excellent speaker, and business. It has had a very proapacuua 25-tf held the attention o f her audience through­ season here. Me alft) takes his automo­ Apply. Sanford llerold. For Sole— S acres truck farm 2H miles out the evening, os spoke o f missionary bile. Prof, F. C. Schell o f Lake Butler was a from town M mile from loading station, probinnu, home and foreign, in * broad, ■ ha* 21 Inch flowing well and has been ««U e t B* TKj> +..M - Vtxwrttay : rlovred a W tu rro w ed . A d d ic t lion 4SS5 and i i i t ^ l g e n T w ay. - - - ■_ :irfllrTj g g ! Prof. Schell is proprietor o f the Lake ButMiss Maggie Hart o f Orlando, gave a beautiful reception en d curd party at the Rosalind Club Tuesday afternoon in Koehler, Monroe.Tlo. * 2tMLp Orlando, In Itonor o f Mrs LeRoy Giles of For Sale— Rhode Island Reds and In­ Orlando and Mrs. Forrest Lake o f this dian Runner Ducks, bred from heavy layIng stock. SI per setting o f IS eggs, well city. Some o f tbe oilier Sanford ladies packed and delivered at the express ofwho attended were, Mrs. T. A. Neal, Mrs. lice at Monroe, Fla. A d d m a U. S. MIkeW. R Anno, Mrs. R. P. Driver and Mrs. sell. Sanford. Fla. 25-3p Taylor. W ahtto—Hauling and teaming to do; wlng and harrowing. Address Frank Bishop H. C. Morris o f Leesburg, preach­ rrod. general delivery. delivery. 26-tf-p i iurrod. ed at the Methodist church Tuesday even­ For Rent—Ten acres tiled land on street ing to a large audience in the interest of car line. Station on place. Tw o acres of tiled land, cottage and barn on place. chritian education. A number of peoOil street cor line. Address, J. N pie came over from Enterprise to this ner, Sanford Florida. tflp U ig L iji mmmu Mim Eiuuifl Refs. J. E. Pace, Drs..King and Robson. Sanford Building & Loan Association T W*' * * I T W - E A S Y Own GEO. II. FEKNALD Y o u r A. P. CONNELLY S cc’ y 6. T rè s ». Presiden t Home L e t U s T e ll Y o u A b o u t It THE C IT Y RESTAURANT ( First .Strwt. onr Mock from Drpol oiipo*ltr PoMofflre) •H.„E. WISE,* Proprietor Formerly Manager of Central Cafe Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty A P LA C E FOR L A ■D IE S AND G E N T' L* E M E N* r S h o r t O r d o r a A t A ll H o u r » Prompt, Clean Service „ E v e r y th in » B lft g jm Meal Tickets aro Sold at Reduced Rates DAINTY NEW OXFORD STYLES We have a complete stock just in of all the newest PATRICIAN Styles for Spring and Summer ----- Patfioiap otondo for-a ll»fchat-U excellent—ixL— —: > K . W O M E N ’S F O O T - W E A R ' v - T It Is the world's standard of exellence and durability, and has won for itself nn enviable reputution by its perfect fit, its style and its servicabilty. It is a PERFCT SHOE at the Right Price, and the most SERVICEABLE SHOE at any PRICE. Its superior merits have- b e e n -iwnnrdaL jjis&mt. ircojiniiuju the- world over. ~"I*. ‘ »L ' ^ TV" " II"" "XIT" ***r * jr New York.XotiSon. PnHs, andBcrTihfthc ftrcnf' fashion ters of the world, puy tribute to “ PATRICIAN” ns the ack ■j ; edged leader in dictating foot fashions. BUY P A T R IC IA N AND G E T S A T IS F A C T IO N Low C u t, $ 3 .5 0 and $4.0< mum of Price to the Wearer ^ Store and house; well located. Good reason for telling. J.F.McColland, Moore's Station. 25-4t p THE M A K E S I J. R. Ellis, a [imminent citizen of the Squires, Plano for Sale—Cheap. W. 20 4tc Osteen section was in the city on Satur­ Cameron City. Frank Ironmonger o f llto Clyde Line If you have any poultry or eggs fofr spent Monday in this city shaking hands day and renewed his subscription to The sale, or If you want to buy chickens or ' *> with old friends. Mr. Ironmonger Is tak­ Herald. eggs, or if you ure in any way interested ing a well earned vacation and expects Miss Eliza Pinkerton of Duwningtown. in |>ouI(ry raising, send your name on a to visit points In Florida and Cuba, ere Penn., who was a recent visitor at the pound card to us. W e have something of interest for you. Address the Tampa resuming Ids duties again. home o f her uncle and aunt. Prof, and Weekly Times. Tampa, Fla. 25-4p See Dr. Davis, the well gnown optician, Mrs. George L. Moris, o f Onoru Lake, bus For Sale— One span o f mules, wagon . 1 at Robbins’ Nest Saturday, Feb. 25th for returned north. and harness; mules six and seven years one week. - Headache cured with glasses. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lane and family of old, weigh about 1.200 pounds each. In­ Refs. J. E,' Pace. Drs. K in g and Robson. Anderson, Ind., are among the prominent quire of W. A. Mlnnlck, Cameron City. 2G-tf-p See Dr. Davis, the well known optician, visitors t6 the city. Mr. Lanq is a former For Sale—Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox, Sanford resident huviug been engaged in at Robbins' Nest Saturday, Feb. 25th for city. 21-tf one seek. Headache cured with glasses. business here about twenty years ago. For Rent—Two rooms, furnished or uu- Tucker. Dr. J. P. tlllborn, president of K elle rstro u ssc W h ite O rpingtons Soutliaro College, was also present and From <10,000 Peggy Pena. Eggs <5.00 made a pies for tielp in building a new dormitory for boys after which a good and <7JO setting, ('hicks <1.00. Crystal Pens, DeLand, Fla. 26-Dp •l**d collection waa lakeu. reputation,. all reputable establishments, Tomato Plants for S al£—500,000 L iv ­ ingstons New Globe now ready. Plants 3 to 12 Inches and stocky. Later sowings tam ing on. <125 per M. Cnsli.wlih or­ der. ‘J . It. Davis, Bartow, Fla. * ’ 27-4p For Sale or Rent—T w o ncres fertile land In high state o f cultivation, one mile from town. Flowing well,-tiling, celery boards. A bargain. - Address Owner,- P, Q, Box 1384. • ’ * ■ 27-tftf the which is usually shared by B u tter, th e best. L. Pi 27-11 J. L Thornton' representing the S. P. Hon. Mi 0. Overstreet;- and Benjamin Field Fencing Richards Paper Co., o i Atlnnta, called up­ Prew were amonjf the prominent Orlando A carload o f American and Ellwood on the local trade on Tuesday. people visiting the city this week. field fencing in all widths just received. Game and hear the songs Friday night These ore the pest and most popular pat­ A. A. Ganrtsr and w ife o f Dresden. J. C. Massey, representing the Inland ters o f fencing. Lowest prices. Tbe Geo. Ohio, were among the prominent visitors Type Foundry o f St.-Luuia-ouiimi u fu ittb t ■HiVernaWPHhMtwaurCo. M*'r ...tT tr“ to the city this week, Sanford printing office on Mondny. B. B. Halstead, general manager o f the Copt. Tarver found n ladles rat o n . the Farmers’ Mfg. Co. o f Norfolk. Vo., was in p.tjeet this week. Owner can huve same the city on Wedne day. by seeing the genial caption. not' t* have w f I Succinctly A rra n g e d fo r Hur­ ried H erald R eaders. • Sanford for . the h* IN AND ABOUT THE CRY SANTORO HERALD Sanford Florida ln ? » W anted—A pprentice boy to leant cigar trade. À p p i* to m J. J. Mauser. ■TAI ' f 1 ?! �\febmnry 17. ivij Ulf SANrORD JltRALD 0 • • • 3 F l o w i n g wells are • guaranteed. Drainage • 2 levards, graded and ditched, traverse this property f T a k e Street C a rs for g 0 Lots In PALM VILLA g sold on easy terms # * I, P A L M, r ’ ■ TRN 9 H• A M M O C K ROUND •' TRIPS , 0 # The Sanford and Everglades R. R. w ill run freight trains and meet cars direct through 0 Palm Hammock tint* and ona-htlf m i l e « T fiora Sanford, on P .hird s u r f a c e d a 0 • r F a r m s In P A L H A M M O C K so ld easy terms DAILY 0 Only Prices. HÜ] ..soon advance materially lu y a town lot in PALM V IL L A The most b e a u tifu l most highly Im p ro v e d and riohest of all uncleared land In ' the Celery Delta every half mile for loading çars . , l_j- «— ITTI jPr" 1* 3* 1 7 ±1 33333333 33333333 — \ aas X . 9BBBBB1SIB3&IÌBBEÌ 'B a s a g a g a l sMasip.BBg sassata fsssiassi iB$i B rE%BBÌBBEBiB BK r ^ «r ffe a a e iie a M B i WT tJTTWCT- M 1 N E PARK 10 aerea of stately I alms, Majestic ,Oaks and fragrant b ellow Jeasamina a.) exquisite spot of untramraelad 0 S Palm Mammock it being' settled by a very high class of p e o p l e . A home here insures you good nergh- J tstu m m =7=^=1 Frequent ■ t r e a t car service bring» churches, theatres and shops to your Rural Free De livery piajl ser­ vice. Convenient school privilege for your children Young M en of Sanford buy a .P A L M H A M M O C K Farm or you w ill live to reg ret It. Buy to-day. Come and see m e. - F irs t National Bank Building There la no b e t t e r , safer Investment than -select** -real estate: • Improved transporta- • tlon Is the forerunner ^ of Increased values. j �'1 IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest Concerning Society People. POINTS PURELY PERSONAL Itow Celery City Vanity Fair .While Away the Oolden Hours— Soolal Gossip. Charming Bridge Tea Irs o f n memorable occasion. Mrs. Lake wns assisted In entertaining her Utile guests by Mrs. W. R.' Anno, Mrs. T. A.‘ h a v e M ade M any Im p ro vem en ts In Neal nnd Mrs. Harry P. Driver. Delicious The P a rk s A lready ' refreshments in two courses were served, The ladlea o f the West Side Improve and the children departed for their homes ment Society are doing good work on the wishing Miss Seri to many more happy birthdays. There invited were. Martha park;--Thry have succeeded In getting Driver, Martha Neal, Norman Herndon, seats and swings fo r the wearv pedesns who are- In vited- to stop nnd rest Esle M iiierTM ay Tnufief, Hawkins Oonunder the beautiful palms. nelly, Walter Connelly. Reginald Holly, They have organized a junior society, Robert HoUy. May Holly. Mildred Holly. Olive Newman. Mary Elizabeth Puleston, to be known as the "L ittle Workers." Julia Lang, Arthur Dickins, Sidney Chase, A fter the organization was over the chil­ Frank Chase, Deane Turner. Winnie dren were treated to fruit imnch nnd Strong. Fannie Reba Musori. Mildred wafers. A fter having done justico to re­ Houston. Sara Wight, Lee Peck. Annie freshments they indulged in games nnd Caldwell. Abble Doubney, Mary Howard, swinging to their hearts content. AU de­ Mina Howard. Helpn H ccM J Illie Fitts. clared they had spent a very happy after­ Davis Forster, Alfred Robinson. Bettle noon. Children wiU meet every Saturday afHoltz. Fern Word, Nell Lane, Anna Ma­ ternoon to work and have n good time. son, Raymond Philips, Mnrion Philips^ Katherine Wilson. Esther Wilson. Gladys' who arr lnlere>,od ,n ,nl* Wilson, Owen Higgins, Henry McLaUIln, provement should ceme and Join the Victor McLaulin, Francis Gonzalez, Joe band. They have their own officers and Gonzalez, Frank Purdon, Jamie Robinson, conduct their own meetings. The en­ J. T. Woodruff, Jcanc Maxwell. Harry tran ce-fee is 10 cents, and the dues S Mt*f3WHW,,"fhfW t«It-lkndrr|centa per m°nths. Money to be used to Francis Chappell. Murlha Chappell, Ellen furnish amusements for the children. Mrs. T. A. Neal was * the charming hostess at a bridge tea given at her lovely home on Park avenue last /Thurs­ day afternoon, in honor o f Mrs. Stephen­ son Waters Howe o f Orlando, nnd Mrs. Julius B. Stryker o f Pennsylvania. The pretty rooms were decorated with quanti­ ties o f star jessamine MVand nasturtiums. The dinning table was laid with an ex­ quisite Renaissance lace co ver,. centered with an artistic arrange o f roses and violets.. The score was kept * on dainty little cards with pictures o f colonial ladies onth-im. AFOWXtose o f a ful game of bridge It was found that top score was made by Miss Irwin o f W ash­ Chappell, Catherine Brady, Alfred Keeler, ington. Ga., and she was awarded the Higgins, Rutnph,. Reuben Mason, Ralph prise. whidi_wns a pretty picture .In on R»Himillat nqd Ethel GoonwyftT^rklhi. antique bronte frame. The consolation prixe. an emery, went to Mrs. T . Ji. W il­ The birthday social given by the ladies son. The honor prises were cute little o f the Presbyterian church ut the resi­ pin cushions* made o f doll heads. The dence o f Mr. and Mrs. D. L Thrasher last guests who enjoyed the gam e o f bridge Thursday evening Was a splendid suc­ were. Mrs. S. 0. Chase. Mrs. B. F. Whitner. cess. Those qttending brought n penny Mre.GeR.YL Fernald. Miss Madge Wnrd, apiece for eacli yenr o f their age and “(ire Forrest Lake, Mrs. W. it. Anno, W r i nice sum was realized, wTitcIl- wii’s*"lor B; W.- Herndon. Mrs. M. F. Robinson, Mrs. the ladies auxilinry o f the—church. A LeVeme Hurt. Misa A lice Caldwell, Mrs. delightful musical program was carried Dr. 0. W. King. Mrs. M. Martin, Mrs. out, punch, cake and sherbet was served Ramni»! Puleaton. Mrs. Robert Newmnn. nt Uie close of a pleasant evening.' Mrs. If. P. Driver, Mrs. Alexander Vaughn, ~ Mrs. Cruse Barnes, Mrs. A. B. Connelly, A re You In tere sted ? If Not. W hy N ot? Mrs. Geo. A. DeCottes. Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Many o f the county's moat iironiinent Deane Turner, Mrs. Geo. Fox, J r , Mrs. young todies have entered The Herald's W. A. Fitts, Mrs. John W. Dickens, Miss Popularity Contest, as iiave also best or­ Nous Wyily, Mrs. Jerome Bruce, Mrs. ganizations. Cecil Gabbett, Mr*. Kent Rossetter, Mrs, Miss Maude Harris, a charming young Pierre Hfiltz, Mrs. Paul Keely, Mrs. Frank lady would appreciate subscriptions being L Mi ler, Mrs. R. L Hughes: Mrs. May left by tier friends at Yow cll's popular Dickins, Mrs. R. S. Keelor, Miss Keelor, dry goods store. Miss Maude is deserving Mrs. T. E. Wilson, Mrs. Oscar Brady, Mrs. of support and appreciates all done for Smith. Mrs. H. L. DeForest, Mrs. F. H. her. Rand Longwood, Mrs. C. V. Goodrich, Miss GUulyrf Gatchol, an expert stenog­ Orlando, Mrs. Robert Howe, Mrs. U. Howe rapher o f the Florida Homeland Co., is and Him Hart o f Orlando, Mrs. R. J. organizing her forces nnd will appreciate Holly. Miss Tyner o f Tampd, nnd Mrs. all subscriptions sent to her. Her slogan Briggs. ia "Sit up and take notice." Th»» five o’clock tea guests were as Miss Jessie Stumon, one of Sanford's follows: Mrs. Henry Wight. M r * J. C. accomplished musicians is not only loved Higgins, M rs.-Harry Ward, M r s r C .' M. in the' south but lias a lurge circle of Hand, Mrs. C. C. Butt, Mrs. Branhan Rice, northern friends who are organized in Mrs. C. R. Day son, Mrs. Ed Higgins, Mrs. Miss Jessie's bctiulf. . D. LThrasher. 0. K. Walker and' Mrs.' J. . Space forbids personal m ention, o f all C. McDaniel A delicious iunebeon was contestants, hut each one are* recognized served on the card tables ut S o'clock. leaders in Orange county. To be the most popular in Orange Those - assisting Mrs.' Neal were, , Mrs. Cfutc Barnes, Mlgs Madge Wnrd and county is an honor worthy of the greatest effort.1 It will require the greatest effort Miss Charlotte Keelor. ^ on thc.part of cucli contestant's organ­ ' An important business meeting of the ized forces to secure first plage. Eacli Sanford Improvement Association was arc harmoniously working and a few five held at Comfort Cottage Thursday after­ year subscriptions will do it. It is impossible for the contestants to noon. Among some o f the plans for nsslMing in beautifying the town, was the call upon all their acquaintances nnd in planting of palm trees In the upper city order to assist eacli one you ure asked to park. Some have already been planted mail your suliscription with as many as near the center oL Uie park, w hich ' adds possible to the Contest Editor, Mrs. M. F. Keyes, Sanford Herald, and accurate en­ greatly tB its beauty. „ try will be made nnd word sent to your Round's Ladies Orchestra, under the favorite. •Make Lucky Sanford through The Her­ management o f the Alkahest Lyceum System, gave tw o performances in the ald's Popularity Contest Greuter Sanford. High School Auditorium Monday a fter­ It can be done, if you do your' part. A ll noon and evening, which was greatly en- northern readers ure expected to send • ioyed by the music lovers of Sanford. their subscriptions at once. Each members o f the company is an artist and each selection was a gem with­ in Itself. Mrs. A. P. Connelly was the charming hostess of the Auction Bridge Club on Monday afternoon. Mra. Frank L Miller »4 » (be itlfkv nnr whn mode Inp score tod received the prize, a pair o f silk “ »eMr».-Arthur Yow ell « a s the .guest of Um club on this delightful occasion. * Mlu Annie Parrauiore o f Jacksonville, “ *h* pleasant guest o f her grandmother, « r » r A. A . Slrririe. Miss Parramor*» vi»lu to Sanford, are always occasions of pleas ire to her friends in thl» ptaVe, *bich is her old lionie town. Children's P arty Mrs. Forrest Lake gave a lovely party h* children at her home Saturday aflerIn honor o f her little daughter S«riU. who celebrated her ninth birthday °n this occasion. A large number of invitations were issued on the daintiest of pink stationary, and the same pretty ajlof •cheiaa waa effectively carried out I in the decorations, cakes and ices. The little guest enjoyed games on the beauU­ ful lawn, and were entertained in various J M l.h u t (he l aak— II ommk- 4Ma - * * * f ^ N y *be Chief center o f Interest. The “ P*e“ w a a c o v e r e d with pink om nihcm uras, and waa not only a thing 0 but a Joy to each child present, M they (silked the pink ribbons to which their I - Bnwea were attached and drew the Pure» which were taken home as aouveu- Buying A u to m o b iles Sanford folks are leading in the race o f progress these days and the liorse and buggy is getUng too slow. Many o f our citizens are purchasing automobiles. In fact every week notes the arrival o f new cars in the city. — Thera were three new Foyds added to the list last week, the purchasers being Hon. J. N.. Whitner. Joseph Cameran and Hon. Geo. AflfcC ottes.• J. R. Holland sold two Overland cars, a 40 to Harry Ward and n 23 to Dr. Puicston. W. M. Igou o f Eustus purchased a B a tck h ere------------l The Sanford Machine and Garage sold a Flanders to Capt. Marks nnd an E. M. F. to Mr. Dutton. M e c lin g o f W. H. M . S o c ie ty The Womans Homo Mission Society o f the Metliodlsl Churcii. will hold their regular monthly meeting at the residence o f Mrs. W. P. Fields on Mn>kham Heights, next Tuesday February 21st, at 3, p. m. This is Uie lim e for. the annual electiuki o f officers and a full attendance Is- dealred. AU members please bear In mind this Is the last meeting of tlte year and the Treasurer's report must be made by 1st, o f March, so come prepared to pay up all dues, local and contingent. ' Mr. and Mrs. Garver o f Ohio are in the city this week and have purchaaod lots on Sanford Heights u pon whieh t h c r w lH erect a beauUful winter home. New two story residence Is beiug erect­ ed on Ute Heights by Mr. Frank Grayam, ENTERPRISING WEST SIDE LADIES . Big Tam pa C eleb ra tion The 143.2 per cent Census' Celebration is on in full «w in g .'a n d the. greatest crowds ever entertained in Tampa are surging through the streets o f the city. Not in the recollection o f the oldest resi­ dents have such scenes o f activity been witnessed within tho gates of this city, and the next two weeks promise to be ^ e J i ^ « l p j M . e v c £ . ?xK rln iy j - ^ h e people of any Florida city. The expectancy o f witnessing the great aeroplane flights and races is at fever point. On tho afternoon o f February 19th, the most reprcKntallve_C urtl*s_flyem riU exhibitions, nnd on tlte following three days, they w ill engage in spirited races with automobiles and motorcycles for the Tampa Daily Tim e trophy, and the valuable cash prizes which have been offered by the celebration committee. " One o f the features of the celebration which is drawing the largest crowds, Is the monster Now York Sensational Circus, composed exclusively o f thrilling and death defying features that are sensational in the extreme, and excite the spectator to the highest pitch o f Nervous .tension. The range is the greatest yjaer as­ sembled in the south, and visitors, young and old, are delighted with the numerous attractions and shows that this great amusement city. AU of the railroads andsteumship com- panics are operating special excursions during the celebration. The fare for the round trip.is one half o f tlte regular rate, and people throughout the state are en­ abled to visit the Census Celebration e t a transportation coat otdlnarily charged for the trip one way. Clty Council M e e ts Connell met In postponed session Feb, 9. 1911. Members present session W. D. Holden, H. R. Stevens. G. R. Calhoun, H . A. Howard and A. P. Rossetcr. Minutes o f last regular and special meetings read and approved. ~r Treasurer's report for Janunry rend nnd ordered filed. Mnrshuls reports for Janunry rend nnd ordered Hied. Moved nnd seconded that the council after receiving the report of lha city engineer in the matter o f L. G. Stringfellow property decline to admit any., responsibility whatever in the premises. Tho following resolution was then passed. Resolved, That the fellow members o f G. R. Calhoun for the past two years here­ by express their appreciation of tho NEWS Of TUE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned Fron Various Sources ¥ HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEI H ere th e R ea d ers W ill Find a B rier H isto rica l S p rin g F lo w in g F o r. H u rried R ea d ers How to eradicate the hookworm, which has been found prevalent in 138 o f tn 143 counties in Georgia, w ill be one i the important questions to be consider« by the conference holding a three day.session In Atlanta this week. The edoj tlon o f a uniform system o f making r< ports and compiling records o f the w o i - tn-the-waTlotiS'^t«iWr*'ufcu - vrilt' b tT sldered. A fter many months o f Investigntioi ,. tho bouse committee which has had i hand the matter o L Investigating th charges made that a lobby is in existenc for the purpose o f getting a shift suhsid____. ^ ^ S f e t a U U r f ! W fn ffNRfRirwTjfreaa, - dated- It»-barm np —-i-11 councilman and especial do they as Monday. The committee will shortly drof fellow officials apumve .his services In connection with the stretft paving, whl will ever be a momumenl to this memEmperor W illiam is 111, suffering frun hen fidelity and loyally to the city o f an attack o f fever induced, by lnflucn/ Sanford. Tho emperor has been ill for several day Moved and seconded that the vouchers past, and for a portion o f that time ha • as signed by the president of the council been confined to his homo. and approved b y the finance committee A great deal o f anxiety is felt by tli * V t' * • ; I , ry ‘-¿(»f-" blip .AouctuUiL. dcspulB. t as per U1U* um iclualJ^uiAiA^. Ou motion the .council ad/uuructL-sino iiu a is dally issued by Die palace physi die. M. W. L ovell, cions to the effect that there is nothin,. Clerk. In his condition to cause anxiety. The basis for congressional reap|»ortlon mnnl wlilrh nnw «»«m il W *»> Practicilll agreed upon'wljl place 433 metnbets 9, and preceded to organize.__ J. D, Davison, ¿ Rungo and Harry lbs hnnma at the minimum and will nl' Wnrd being sworn in by the mayor. D. L Tltrosher wns elected (»resident,' W. D. Holdmnn vice president. The president appointed Mayor Lake and Alderman Holden to confer with Mr. T. J. M illfr in regard to permission tn use the streets of tfld o r d for on Electric R. R., from KissluMnR! and other points to Sanford. On motion council adjourned to meet Feb. 2(.»th. at 7:30 p. m. M. W. L o v e l l , •’ Clerk. — ____ low Florida an additional member. Tho Urciman hill, which la now. b citu vigorously pushed before the New Yor . State Legislature, marks anulhcr step i the warfare which has dcveluped agiiim various phn.se* of th e' cold .storage bus ness." The Slate-wide |»rohlbltlon bill, agree 1 will be (iresculed to tho Legislature < ' Arkansas this week. It provides th: t the question be submitted to the vote of the State nt thp next general electloi In lha event the Legislature falls to pa» i Go out Park avenue to Sanford Heights the hill, and appeal will be taken to / ll » and ècléct your lot before sale day. Lots people under the initiative and refcrcndui \ amendment to llie State constitution. not sold indicateti by large stakes N. 0. GARNER’S i'u ii IB M •J »1 i : /nl Lbs. Lbs. Bacon Lard H h i it /tose f a v i'., i l at I».* : . : *i i t ■ ''V I e r t o # tca • *1 I 18 Pounds of best Granulated Sugar Fancy Butter 10 lb. bucket Cottolene ■*1 ' t1 a 12 lbs. Oblisk Flour 24-lbör-OblmkFlüur 48 lbs. Oblisk Flour SATURDAY ONLY 2 fresh fat Mackerel Peanut Butter in bulk • 1 Dill Pickles, dozen Fancy Gooseberries, 2 lb. can Fancy Peaches, 3 lb can WessonCookingOil Goods Delivered Anywhere In the City, any Time. TRY US and see If You Can’t Come Phone Us Phone 267 SANFORD, FLORIDA I f£h « �J/t-'.JiSSiyT.Tï February 17, (E S T A B L I S H E D Few of the V E R Y 1862) BEST Celery Farms for Sale W e A re Strictly Agents and H ave Nothing of Our Own for Sale JOHNNY J. JONES SHOWS flORIDA VEOMAW.CS • for ft ls -without question the biggest and I best collection o f tigers, lions, bears, i puma*, leopards and other* trained to perform ever seen ur-der a canvas In oi(r Can Now Be Shipped Into Canada On Free U st city. The .follow ing correspondence shows Tonight w ill mark the w indup o f the tlje work done by Senator'Duncan U. big week and the U u n r 'J fW fl^ 'B h South Franklin street promise to be flooded Fletcher In having Florida fruits and with great things all evening, os It Is vegetables placed on the Canadian free sure worth your while to visit these big lis t and Is self-explanatory.— The San­ ford Herald. "Gentlemen— W e hand you herewith copies o f some correspondence received from Hoi D. U. Fletcher, which w e will Attention! Bonus Offer! I A s a special fa v o rto the contestants in Tins Herald's Popularity Contest o special rate on all ten year subscriptions will be made until the dose o f the contest. R eg­ ular rate $20, reduced to Ten Years $15. w ith 50,000 Votes. Name your favorite bontestont for the Popularity Piano Contest and mail to the Contest Editor, M. F. Keyes, Sanford Herald. ofHnterest to yourm any tenders. Yours truly. Chase Ik Co. Washington. D. C. Jon, 31. 1911. Messrs. Chase & Co., Jacksonville Fla. Gentlemen— Herewith is copy v f letter just received from Hon. Huntington WHson. A ctin g Secretary of State, regarding the Canadian reciprocity agreement* Yours vary truly, D. U. FrrTcitut. Department o f State, * Washington. Jan, 30, 1911. Tbo Hon. Duncan U. Fletcher. United States Senate. My Dear Senator— Referring to previous correspondence in whicli you transmitted a letter from the Florida Vegetable Crow-, era' Association, staling the importance to the growers of Floridu ' o f kecuring the revision or elimination on the part' of Canada o f the duties Imposed on their products, I am glad to infonp you that in ¡KSeSftKtW obtained the free listing by Canada o f fruits‘and vegetables n f. nll kinds. The importance o f the growing Canadian market to the products o f Florldn and the probability o f the increased movement of thoso products sliould the duties be re­ moved w asdu ly appreciated and the in­ formation furnished was utilized In the negotiations.. Sincerely yours, |tf iy>ta |im , riv GwuiHWk-AVill Operate F a rm s on L a r ic Seule « vs o f Incorporation are io dui Land *Dcveiopini and the principal offices ill Sanford. . Several o f the incorimrutors are well known business men of this city beini B. A. Howard, J. O ' PacknrJ and C.Q H untington. W ilson, Howard. Mr. Houghton is n well knows Acting Secretary o f State. promoter and real estate man of Boston. The purpose of the ori'imi.-....... j, , i * _ >developmental/ muuu thousand ncr«* -of ■ • L o » t 1 ll»'M ln d •___ " V land in the celery iloliu and in rMabluh-One o f tlie saddest case« to come under lng an experimental form wherein « our observation this year was the sudden diversified crop will i»e tried for the pur. dernngement o f Theodore Winthrope, n pose of exploiting the generul fertility of . stranger In Sanford. Mr. Winthrope came Sanford lands. _________ ~ to this d t y several w eeks-ago and. pur- T h e capital stock 'will Ik- J mmi.uoo whick„ 'ClUlBBd'lutu! with a ^ le w o f-lo c a U n g -h a w wlItTUnply fulfill Till oblicntuns ainfjtrc— but suddenly grew violent while staying, the promoters a chance to put in the at the Comfort Cottage nnd fried to do large-area at once. It is understood that himself bodily harm, slashipg his side the land In Eureka IhimmuiV will re- * with a pair o f scissors. The demented ceive their attention at once and. this man was taken to the' city Jail for safe summer will witness n busy scene with keeping and Dr. Robson rendered him (he clearing and -cultivation of such a .. medical aid. large tract. Such a movement meant . His * relatives at Racine, Wis., wens more to the Sanford section jlmn can wired about the sad occurrence and ar­ possibly be conceived ut.picbiait and tha rived here on Monday. coinjiany Is to be congratulated upon their Mr. Winthrope was removed to Chatta­ hoochee temporarily, where it is hoped lie Banks W ill Close will ipiprovo sufficiently to allow his re­ Wednesday, Fcbm nryi22 being a legs! moval to his home. Mr. Winthrope tins been subject to epileptic fits, w hldi holiday the First National ami Peoples brought on his temporary liberation. .— Bank will close for the duy W .m r , IN ALL IT S ' - ' VAST . COM PLETENESS T H E- Mighty Monarch of All-Out-Door TENTED AMUSEMENTS --------------- :— C E L J ' E B ,v' R A T E D ' EXPOSITION SHOWS Gieat Trained W ild A n im a l Exhibit SANFORD, .;. F L O R ID A One Solid W e e k , Com m encing (AU SPIC ES EAG LES CLUB) 10 H ig h -C la s s S h o w s ------- ■ — 2 Big Sensational Free Acts. 2 Brass l Traveling on Their Own Train of Fourteen Cars ~Büiïïl Concert on the Streets Daily hy the �fe.1 ■i-ny 17. 1911 tM L S A B O R D HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget o f . Interesting Items From Correspondents m EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY were Mr. and Mrs. Mors, H. B. McCall and family. J. S. McKenzie and little Miss Kntie May, Misa McClannhah and nieces Miss Lold and Miss Isabel Bishop, Mr. Clark nnd daughter, Miss Agnes Clark, Miss Ella Belle Jones, Miss Dixni^ IViniot Daniels nnd his sister, Miss Tnez Daniels, MOORE’ S'STATIO N Special Correspondence to The HenSd: t TTWI— t « M t o p w l w » W eek ly C o v e rt the T errito ry fo r v The llern ld PAOLA POINTS ----- Special C o fT W o o d ««» to T lw Herald: The continued worm weather is bring Ing out the new growth and bloom in our orange groves, despite the lack o f rain Doubtless all on account o f the “ sound of bells" In the air. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kirk accompanied by tlioir daughter, Miss Sara, returned to their home In Ohio, last week. - Mrs. J. M. Prevail-w as over from Gene* vn are spending several days with her son-in-law, J, F. McClellan and grand children. The youngest child is with Mrs. P reva il for a time. WHI M ok e S a n fo rd T h e ir H om e Mr. nnd Mrel G. H. Brown have, rented I the Herndon home on Magnolia nvenue and will make Sanford their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are well known In x b i» »Ciilicrti hnvir/g boen former residents o f Orange county. Mr. Brown served several terms in the legislature and ul| one time* was Speaker o f the House. Mrs. Brown is the daughter o f Hon. J. H. L m o f Oveldo. For »-nu m ber* o f years J they have resided in Texas but sunny I Florida proved too strong an attraction and their friends are glod to welcome | them back home. P o tato B a r r e ls W e shall start up our barrel fa ctory-w ith in t a few — . Perro'mem guests throughout the year F lo rid a Farm Pap er sod with Die transient guests o f the fast FnJit growers urid truckers should rood ew w« h s the house has been full. the Florida Fruit and Produce News. ^Chsuncy Daniels and his sister. Miss Weekly information o f value. Questions t Baa. Iris,, heaa been - gw-----u esu recently ---------- answered p p .ja jJ U iu d .^ y p c U . Mqrket fish-fry by moonllglit A ll who hove ; # * ‘t « of digging season. We will have, in addition *»- • * , .* to our two shops in the t „ 'm center of townT %• * -- * * »* .i A Shop at Beck Hammock liveries will A Treatm ent T h at Costs Nothing If r ii ■ »»r u m m n s s ' * — be* made from shop 8t . « l a - s i sfipft y i v on rpqueu. -Address N a 819 Flornia A YO .Yam pa, Fla. Inost convenient for purchasers;— W e w an t jrou to try three largo bot­ tles o f ftezn ll "OX* H a ir Tonic on our personal guarantee that the trial w ill not cost you a penny I f It does not give you absolute toil Infliction. Th at's proof o f our faith In this remedy, and It should Indisputably demons Irate that know whnt w r-tirt" talking about when jr# J h a f HexaJJ “hX ' iJair Ton ic w ill grow hnlr-rin biild heads. ex eep t_ w b e rc baldnoaa •ha» “ been o f such long duration that the roots o f tho hair are entirely dead, the follicles cloned and grow n over, and the sculp Oak Avenue and First Street t r g t a z e d r --------------------------------------- -------- Remember, w e are basing our state­ ments a p o n ~ w tin r-tra s~ n tm ta y“ t t w ir accomplished by the use o f Roxall 113” Hnlr Tonic, and' w e have tba right to assume that what It has done fo r thousands o f others It w ill do ;for you. In any event you cannot lose anything by giv in g It a trial on qur liberal guarantee. T w o sUes, BOc. and *1.00. Remember, you can obtain Rox­ all Rem cdlra In this comm unity only at our store — T h e R em it Stare. -255- "P H O N E G. W . S P E N C E R B A K E R ' U R. PH ILIPS In Circuit C ou rt, S even th Judicial Cir­ cu it, Orange C o u n ty ,S ta te o r F lo rid a ! Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida F, llnrrlton v* Chnrlrt M, Hamilton. Ju­ lia R. Ilamllmti, Samuel W. Gaar nnd Lcoiudaa H. NO. Ill PARK AVENUE. Morti« « f Ftm-loaure I SA N FO R D ,. Bunyan. To Samuel W. (ianr and t-ranldas H. Bunyan: It app«art from the affidavit of Andrew Johnaon. [ herrltvduly filed. In which ha any* that ha It the •ollcitor of the complainant In the alxivc entitled cauae. that the defendant* Samuel W. Gaar and Isvinldua II. Bunyan are nOn-retldrnt« ofThe «tate of Florida, and that their residence It in the d i» iti Richmond, «tale of Indiana. Voti are therefore ordered to nppenr to till* hill I on Honda», the 3rd day of April. Hill, the name Wins a rule day of lid* court. It is further ordered that itila notice btrpubllthrd for lour «ucn-Mive week« In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Sanford, Florida. Witni-M. B. M. Kohlnsun. clerk of the Circuit | Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit InOruaSc cxiunty, Florida, and Ihewal thereof thl* the Kith day < February, Hill, I) M. ROBINSON. Clerk, (oeall ily M A. Howard. I). C. Andrew Johnoon. Solicitor for Complainant. 27-41 | Phone 100 FLORIDA R E T A IL C A S H GROCERY : J. B. WILLIAMS, Prop. S ta p le and • k F an cy G ro c e rie s , and S eed *. w* * ' p H ay, w G rain , ^ a f All Kinds Country Produ.ce Bought and Sold Sanford Library 21 C o r , 3rd S tr e e t and S an ford Ave. P. 0. Box 112 ! SANFORD, FLORIDA Ph on e G2 * ■ AND* Free Reading Room ::I p f l c ON N E L L Y ROOM .20 Upstairs, Pico Block Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m. AND G E N E R A L F I R E IN S U R A N C E AG EN T Saturdays 4 to 9p. m. SANFORD. FLORIDA O ffice A b ove F lrat National Bunk S tra age rs W.e 1c o m e ' NORTH .--------- * ” ” .E A S T j • Atlantic ' Coast Line SOUTH W EST E L E C T R IC L IG H T E D P U L L M A N D IN IN G A N D S L E E P IN G C A R S , -/.Çr W. ROSE H u j p r ie t o r For Information, Rates and Reservations sep near­ est AiTiinfTc"Coa8t Line Agent or write 24-4tp inrw.I-he .BT--L<h-J.At.eJ. „ f 00 ' TlâcëThe“ tTOM “td~ym ir* reKT* m a ' *n combination pi ^ « « m a g last when q large company sat the'Realty Trust Company and avoid oom*7W° •• Qln « o'clock p. m., to more fish piications. For particulars address B. F, 7-Ü Ulan oouhl be eaten, enjoying the frolic Whiiner. Jr„ Secretary. 4 F ruits, Vegetables, Candies, Cigars and Tobaccoes * — -Tilts Mary Auiln enjoyee a p k « — nt by careful methods a mi the most scnipu* Icus interirity..“ U HOmsTimlt "Week with friends In Orlando durtrag fair •— n i — 1.......■■up ■■ - al"large " * “ and week. successful business Tins business will be carried un by tlH< four youngest sons 0- G. WoUcott spent the ffrst o f the who have had the manogvment o f it slued vrek some two car loads o f fruit through the father was taken ill with kidney !he Florida Citrus Exchange. trouble o year or more ago. Brown nnd Lilly, Real Estate men, ■»vlng at their disposal 20000 acres more Flyin g M ach ine Next M. M. Smith of Winter Pork who is — S J cst In this Immediate vicinity are •«oied somewhat permanently at the ip e r ia irig 'h l«'w in te r s in-Sanford..._nuw_ House. Mrs. L ily accompanies makes the run in his auto in 25 minutes. . be* husband. The machine is getting too sl »w fur him The Cushing House has n number o f and u flying machine will be it-e next. A barrels " enjoyed the Charity Ball St. Valentine's Oulte a number o f our people attended night. the county fair at Orlando last week and About a score o f pcopltf from here ^ l i ­ ail seem to have been Weil pleased and lted the fair in Orlando last week. -j entertained. ' One of the prettiest outdoor social Sl Valentine Day passed, very quietly events we have enjoyed was the social at in Paula. “ Dan Cupid*’ evidently busy, Cameron City last Friday evening. * elsewhere, the young people however were the fortunate guests o f Mr. and Mrs. J. C a th olic F air .A____ .S o .ilk ir~B radyvtIlIe, who".gave -the . ncginnhigmt-iioou-ThurBdày. Feb. ¿3 cnJoynWe V alen tin e party'.Tuesday]-find ' ending Snumlny fcmring,-/.Fcb~25 evening. Ihe-CuthoHoJadrihr&f Sanford assisted by. their non-Caiholic friends will hold a fair In the Bishop Block on First street. GENEVA JOTTINGS Dinner and supper will be served each Special Correspondence to The Herald: Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert made a short visit day o f the fair. There are some beautiful presents to be given uwny, as for in­ . to Orlando and Tam pa last week. Mrs. Irving Baker entertained the M. M. stance the beautiful. drill now on oxtiiBP S. society last Thursday afternoon. A fter lion In Mr. Yow cll's window and the 50 the readings and quotations,-vaccination piece d*ilni*r set in the window o f the was discussed as requested by the board Sanford Furniture Company, the gift o f Mr. Davison. of bet ilh. The fancy work table in charge of Mrs. Geo. Peters had the misfortune of los­ Rowland, assisted by Mrs. Peters ond Mra. ing a line horse last week. Hunt will doubtless attract a great deal Mrs. Billy Raulerson and children arc of attention. viiiting Mrs. Geo. Matthews, Miss Aranka Tnkuch will conduct the Mrs. Khebinder’a school observed Arbor country store, with the help of Mrs. AnDsy with appropriate and interesting ex ­ tonowsky and Miss. Emily Kenner. ercise!, which were enjoyed by patrons Mrs. LoVcrne iitirt assisted by Miss and friends. Peaciiea Lelller, will be in charge of (lie Mrs. Stevens o f Sanford with a party of Japanece booth. Candy of all kinds can be had from the northern friends spent a short while receml) at Mrs. Stevens* Geneva cottage. Misses Agnes Shepherd, Agnes Berner While here the party were entertained by and Jessie Miltcen. Mra. F. E. Roumillat will see tliut you Mesdumcs Fultz and Robinson, also by get your share pf cuke and ice cream and Dr. and Mrs. Lewis. On last Sunday morning nt ibe home she will have us tier assistants, Mrs) W, of the bride on Luke Geneva, Miss Mar­ H. Hynes und Mrs. J. B. Stryker, Lust but not least, the dinner and sup­ tha Smith and Mr. Em mcite Litt|c weru per table i»resided over by Mrs. Jones, an happily married in the presence of rela­ experienced enterer, will contain many tives and Intimate ffiepds. Miss Ha n o ­ g'tod things, 6uch ns turkey, chicken nnd us Mi Lain and Joe Smith being the at­ tend ants. The bride arid groom-ore very all kinds of vegetables. Mrs. Leonardy much liked by all and their many friends and Mrs. Aycock will assist Mrs. Jones. No one should miss this fair, the first of join in wishing them na much liapplnesa its kind that has been held for years.* •ad os few cares us befall the pedestrians ' -------------- r*—----------of thi t earth. Death o f Prom inen t Orlando C itizen Joseph Humby, one of Orlando's pioneer OVIEDO AND LAKE CHARM citizens and most honored and'successful SperU Cor. (oT a Herald. business men passed away Saturday af­ . U was announced at the Sunday morn- ternoon and was buried Monday from the lag service in Oviedo and at the af tcr- Presbyterian church. Mr. Bum by was ooon service in the Lake Charm chapel bom in Colchester, England, April 25, that Oviedo and Lake Charm would unite 1867. lie was-married to Mury Flowers In celebrating the birthday o f Georgo Ehftrkin arid in -June, 1873, they came to Washington W ednesday, February 22, Anfcrica and »eltied In Orlando, where with a basket picnic on the chapel they have since resided. Nine children grounds at Lake Charm. Dr. and Mrs. have been born to them. T w o ” of them roster have been the Inspiration o f many in England and the others in Orlando. i celebration o f this character on this Ruth Elizabeth (now Mrs. Moore o f San­ national day in the years gone by. and ford). Henry E., A lice Mary (now Mrs. Oviedo and Lake Cfyann.are anticipating Maddox of Ft. M eade). Alfred W.. Ctias. M renewal o f an old. time bottom when a ll E., Joseph 'F., A^ia, A . and Lconurd J. •hall picnic together in this charming These with the w ife are nil still living little grava.ot Lake Charm. and were in attendance at theTunernl. Mrt. J, H. Lee and her little grand In the pioueer days Mr. Uutuby carried dflugl ter, Miss Elizabeth Lawton left last the.mail over land from Orlando to San­ Friday for Ft- Myers to visit Di.' Matthews ford to connect with the St. Johns river n*'d fomljy. Mrs. Matthews Is jt jlnutth- boats. Later he started a small haniter of Mr. and Mrs. J, EL Lee— « • ware and builders' supply business, which a tih ^ . ^ ttomef the healamr Seaboard •I1Uie .1 station. «»..n ... for potato storage room should get barrels in advance - F0R~ BALD •HEADS:— - . Orders should be booked at once. Mrs. EX C. Packard of Urbann, III., wll N o tic e K n igh ts Tem plar arrive in Sanford thia week for a visit A meeting o f resident Knights Templar I with her son. J. 0. Packard and fam ily is called to meet nt the law office of nnd will visit here with her son-in-law, Andrew Johnson in city on Sunday E*eb., E. A . Gilbert and grandsons. 19th. at 3:00 p,m ., for the purpose o f per­ Herbert Beecher has been ilLwith a se­ fecting an organization o f a local comvere attack o f whooping cough. mnndery. AH Knights Templar are in- [ Mr. and Mra, J. C. Ellsworth, Jr., had vited to be present. recently as their guests Frank Ruetenik A B eau tifu l V alen tin e Mr. and Mrs. Wm. , Chndderton. of o f Mentor, Ohio, Martin Ruetenik o f Clove* Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Kem p received a i Mllfoid Conn., are visitors In the hospitable land, Ohio and Louis Knelling o f W il­ beautiful valentine on Tuesday morning | homo of Mrs. C. F. Cooley. loughby, Oh|o. in the shape o f a fine baby girl. Miss Barbara McLain o f Geneva, Fla., Mrs. Ella Greenland, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. It visiting her «later, our popular-little Miller, Mr. and Mre.-J. Ju—LIUwurth. Jr, teacher. days. SANFORD. FLORIDA --A.. W. raiTOT, D. P. Agent 138 West Bty St. : ‘ JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA =• . l ? > �¿ ¿ it ? : n ir sANroRO ASK YOUR February 17. Ip|i herald UB-IRRIGATO R E T A IL E R FOR ASK YOUR R E A T A IL E R FOR ‘ »A N F O R D SANFORD CELERY CELERY “ A Newspaper Within a Newspaper.” Published In the Interests o f the intending Investor and Settler by the Howard-Packard Land Company, Incorporated. Sanford, f loride Some Ways to Prepare Celery for the Table '| IJ H the marketing of the Sanford Celery crop now in- full swing, we devote considerable • space in this week’s “Sub-Irrigator” to the celery product from the viewpoint of the "" housewife who desires to learn the various ways in which celery can be prepared for the -v.. C elery, said to be a fine help in b an ish in g rh eum atism an d an excellent tonic for than the average housew ife gives it. It is easy to jie rv e a n d m ost delicious in its natural o r ra w state, but it can be cooked in n u m ero u s delectable m u c h trouble. O n e m o d e m c o o k b o o k author alo n e gives thirty-tw o different m ethods. C > lw y w ays, without J fe o th — [ Is a sustaining dish a n d w o n d erfu lly beneficial if taken every d ay fo r a tim e. C ie a n fo u r heads o f celery a n d cut into small pieces;— S im m e r in tw o -o u a rts-o f-w a te r-w ith tw o thinly slieed-on ion s. S p rin k le in to th& sau cep an a p o u n d , o f very finely ground rice, fltir.well together, a d d h alf-p ou n d co ld conked chicken o r b o iled m utton, cut u p in dice, a n d three quarts o f ligh t llravy. S e a s o n w ith salt a n d p e p p e r an d stir on the fire until boiling, then sim m er gently h our a n d half, keeping sk iip m e d every now a n d agkin. A d d h a lf p in t cream , p o u r in to h ot tureen a n d serve w ith crutons or d in n e r biscuits. C elery “ al F ritto ” Is the p o p u la r Italian celery dish. R em o v e the green leaves and cut fine w hite celery stalks in to bits an in ch lon g. C lea n it and put into bo ilin g w ater fo r quarter hour, then d ry it o n a napkin. B eat .u p a fresh egg, a d d a little p epper a n d salt, then the celery roll in to b re ad c ru m b a n d try in butter, o r fine w hite lard. S erv e very hot. . • ‘v Cream of C elery Soup Wash one head of celery, cut in small pieces and simmer in one pint of water until perfectly soft. Mash.in the «a m e water, n«l«i one minced onion, and cook ten minutes longer, then pour in one pint of scalding milk. Strain, return to saucepan, add one tablespoonful of Hour stirred smooth in a little cold milk, one tablespoonful of butter, and salt and pepper to season. Serve hot with crackers. • * • « arlaAsparagus C elery Wash, trim off tough stalks, tie the bundle, cook in boiling water slightly salted for twenty minutes, or until tender. -M is te n toast with 'ater, spread with butter, lay a few stalks on each slice, add butter and salt and serve hot as a course, or the main part of a m eal when meat is not desired. •> .. ^ - Celery Soup With Rice, .. *)ne quar of broth, one quart of milk/one half cup of rice, one teaspoon salt, one head of Sanford Celery, seasoning. Wash the rice well and rinse in cold water, ¡•¡id put in a thick saucepan over the Arc. with a pint of milk and a teaspoon of salt. Wash the celery and grate the white stalks, letting the grated celery fail into the milk until«mirPly covered, then put the rice and gently simmer.together until the rice is tender cuough to rub through n sieve with a potato innshfcr. adding more milk ns rice- absorbs what has been put in. - After rubbing the rice through the sieve, return it to the saucepan, place it again over the fire, and gradually stir in with it the quart of broth If this quantity of stock docs not dilute the soup to n creamy consistency, odd a little milk. Let the soup get very hot, season with salt and pepper and a pinch of grata! nutmeg, und serve .-i once A Favorite Canadian Celery Dish Is This: Clean and wash three stalks of celery and cut in two-inch pieces. Put in u stewpan with mildly salted cold w.iut aid bring to tl boiL Then emersc into cold water and dry on a cloth. Return to the ptewpan wiUi on ounce of butter, seasoning, on ounce of lean cooked chopped and a pinch of sugar. Cover with white stock and let all simmer a quarter of hour. Then sprinkle it over with an ounce of rice flour. Cover it with white stock and let all boil slowly for ot.e hour and half, till the stock is reduced and creamy. Put in three tnblespoonfuls of tomato sauce und let it aimiper ten minutes adding finely chopped parsley. Celery au Gratln Is liked by those fond of cheese flavor. Chop the celery in holf inch lengths and cook until tender in salted water. Drain and re-heut in white sauce Put in layers in buttered bake-dish, sprinkling each layer with dry breadcrumbs and grated cheese. Dot the top layer with crumbs and cheese, with butter and brown in oven. Creamed Calory and Carrots Make a nice dish to serve witji chops. * Cut celery in small pieces and dice carrots! cook separately in salted water until tender, drain and re-heat together in white sauce ' Fried Celery With Tomato Sauce - . . Cutfcclery in three inch pieces, dip In battef, fry in deep fat und drain on brown paper. Serve with tomato suuce. * ' ' *, ; , _ _ Creamed Celery poured into an Edam cheese shell, covered with buttered cracker-crumbs ami brown in hot oven is an attractive and delicious dish powdered cheese and minced parsley. —- * _ ’ ' . - Celery Croquettes • Ji: ’V I. r. i W Ln Plain Stew ed Celery 4 A re fine served with pork choirs and shoe string irotntocs. Cook together-a tablespoon each flour and butter and when well mixed pour into-one oup of milk. Add gradually -beaten yolk two eggs, then one cup celery cut into bits, season withxjelory. salt and pepper and nooL Mold when cool into .small cro­ quettes, roll in cracker dust, then in beaten egg. then In cracker dust again and set aside for on hour. Fry in deep fat r?r . j * It is served with T H E M A R K E T IN G O F C E L E R Y - I S 1N F U L L S W 1N C ; NOW IS THE TIME TO SEE SANFORD A T ITS BEST. NEXT v H om e - Seekers’ Excursion. from NorthPoints February 15 and March 1 and 15 .Celery Sandwiches Write for information, also for booklets describing the lands and the opportunities awaiting the man with a little money Cut Sanford celery into small mix with mayonnaise dressing, spread on bread and butter. Buy Qanford Celery from your retailer and serve raw or In any of the above mentioned ways. ■ T h eodor stalks of celery that arr un­ fit for serving raw may be used. Cut ThTtfihch pieces, put into boiling wilier anltcd, and boll thirty to Forty miiiDW make a suuce'by adding to one cupful of the water the celery has stewed in. two tubleapoonfuls condensed inilk or cream and one tablespoonful ibuttet. Tnickerwith one tablespoonful of .flour and poui over the celery. Celery and Brown Bread Chop quite fine enough celery to mnkf three cupfuls, and cook it until tender m boiling water Add to it one quart of hot milk, one onion,- season to taste sad thicken with a little flour rubbed smooth in a lump of butter. Let it get very ho* und serve with brown bread sandwiches �'• 15 ' P .T . - i -t ñ yh Sanford Lodge No. 27. 4. 0. 0. r. w ................. -lie following riii Itin I of which I* now on > Secretary of fjtm « of the The highest amount«* indetrtednesgpr liability to which this Torporatlon shall subject <H*eir. shall be an amount equal to the entire capital stock of this corporation. ¡ill* irf Florida. u r r i n or i»ou*ro«ATro»i or ---- THE---SANrORO LAND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY W t, the t n r i r r t « f t M .- h ^ n»twrd to a taurtate • aurtelvra tt*ether and do hereby ■ •w d o le o u n e ■ ^ w g - th e r for the Purpone of forming a body polhw »ml corporate under ami by virtue of the lawi . rf the Slate of Florida, and do hereby adopt the f following Article» of Incorporation: „ . A r n n z l. The name of thia corporation »hall be THE SAN____I) DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, and It» orincipal place of hintine»* »hall be at Sanford. Ornnsr County. Florida, but It »hail have »uch othrr offleta. ngendea and place» of buiinesa In FlorlI . anj in other Stale* or Che United Stale* and In foreign countrle* a i it* Hoard a t Director* may de­ termine. A an cu II nature of the builnea* tobe tramtty and a nil ôorpôraûan to d o any jí of tb* thing* herein *et forth and In hay part of the dM?ss to JÛ A power* 0 *To 1 l*pufini* k" owni hold, control, leotc, rent. *ell. and othrrwDc deal in real mortgage, t . ________ . title. Intcreatorganic theretitile imi an to ïn the Slat* of Florida nnd In other atate* of the United State* and In foreign countries. To aruulre. own. lea»*, occupy form*, farm lend». CfthaitH, grave*, ranch»*, town *ltr* and terrltb(ie *']o l*y out, plat. Improve. Irrigate, drain, culti­ vate. u*e. or operate the propeny or the corpora­ tion, or or Other*, and to do nnd perform nil thing* appropriate or needful for the development and Improvement of the *ame for nny purposes for which the *ame may be adapted, to undertake end dJrrct the management and is le or the property of tbt aajoratlon, or the property of others, and to tramait pa commUgion the general butine*» of real-rente hrdMK To bt y. aetL leaae, rent, erect and construct houï­ ra, bull llng*. works and factorie* of nny kind on Ihejjroperty of the corporation, or on the property Chase & Co. _M eets every Monday at 7:30 p. in..'over Imperial Theatre W P. Stone, N. G. W, S. Daluwin. Soc'y.; Axnax VII The name* anti residences of the subscribing In ty per atei » of this eafpon tlofi.ant! the-armxntt of the capital itock lubscribrcf by each, area* follows F J-.|)oughlon, Itosinn. Mass, Seminole Chapter No. 2 , Order Eastern Star Meets every second and fourth Friday In month. Every one who has seen hi* Star in the East are rordlally Invited lo visit (he chapter. . A lky E. Roast«, Sec y. SHIPPERS OEL Meeting* firs t..... nd...... third Tuesdays In evenr month Hall In Wellwme Block third floor. 71211 shares Í. F. Wilcox, 71211 abare t Scnutton, Pa H .A, Ilowar ‘ Sanford, hit..' 712!)« Shares J. O. Hack ait Sanford._ 1 h_ a .. 7I2H share* C. C. Ilowart Sanford, Fla 100 shares H. C. Trask * Sanford, r ia 50 -»h ares N W n u t* WucatOf. The subecrlblng incorpora tors have lirreunto set their names: F.- E. HOUGHTON. I ¥ . WILCOX, fa. A. HOWARD, J. 0. PACKARD. C C. HOWARD. II. C. TRASK. Sixty or FTnainx I Coonty or O s *)*« I “ I hereby certify that hrfore me. a Noury-Huhllc. persona lly ■appearud H. Adna Howard. Jesse O. Packard. Claude C. Howard, and Homer C. Trask, to me well known to be (our ol the persons named In and who subscribed their names to the ioregolng Articles of lncor|iorntlon, and severally ocknowjf ilia l before me that they subscribed nnd executes! the same for the purposes therrln expressed I n Witaras Wuuuiir.JJvBve hereunto set my hand and official seal, at Simlafif1 In ihe County uf. Orange and the Stateof Florid a. on thlrthe 8th day of January, A. D. IUIL < (Seal) M arci. C. A nomsun. Notary Public. Stateof Florida, at Urg My Commission expires Feb. 4th. 191 Phoenix Lodge No. 3. K. of P. t VS ‘ S a n fo rd Lod ge, No 6 2 , f . U . M . . G. W. Spencer, Master; J. C. Ensmlngrr. Secte-' tary. Communication every fin i and third Thurs days at 7:30 p. m. Visiting brother* welcome. *3 mm IÜ 1 U n ite B ro th erh oo d o f C a rp e n te r » and Join e r r o r America General Insurance Agents •_ Sanford Local Union No. 1751, U. H. of C. and J of A. meets every Thursday night at 7 o'clock Ik the Eagles'Hall. W. A. Rumohr, president; T. L Lent, K . 1 U T . SANFORD. FLORIDA .• % t •m .* ’ •4 '. 1. *’ C. M, HAM ILTON DENTIST ■■JW Room 13 Pico Buildlni! W Pitone 355 Si a i i or U u u a n u r m i County nr Si r mi a j 1 herr hy certify that befiire me. a Notary I’nliUc.. in nod for Mid County nnd State, personally XT** reared K. E. Houghton, to me well known to lie one of the persona named In. nnd who executed the foregoing 'nnd utiAched Articles of Incurporntlon. and acknowledged that ho executed the lam e for Onirc: the purposes therein menlioned. lit Wmirss WitMrur. I have herruntn set my hum! und official »cal fit Huston, in the County of 4ulLllk _,ind State of Mnssorhusett*..on this 2nd doytir February. AT D.T 11)11. (Seal) Guwuc L. Ha» » , ■ Notary IhthUc for Massachusetts DR. To manufacture, produce, purelia*« or otherwise «quirt ; to hold. own. mortgage, pledge, sell, a*ilgn. rruufer or otherwise nUpose of, trnde nnd L-. daalia anil with timber, lumber, tmyal.tlurci. 1er llllirr* material*, fruit*, farm products, live stock and »11 other goods, personal property, ware*, and jaerehi ndlae of eveiV cla** and description which -may hr calculated dlrcctlip or Indirectly to rfTactu■te lia :u*tne*s. ta Uiue benda and arcure the same by pledges S taty or P ennsylvania 1 ce deeds of trust or mortgage* of or upon the whole County or L ackawanna 1 M or any |art of the property held by the Corporation, I hereby certify IhatTv-bhe me, a Notary Public. ■ad lo «eli and Pledge such bonds for proper corporat* utos a* and when the Hoard of Director* may In and for_»ald County and Stale, personally ap‘ M r * « " beared J. F. Wilcox, to uic well known to be ime ut 'Betrrmtnr; to loon 'and borrow money on note*, _________ led the fura­ hand*, mortgage* or other securities •— •■■■ tile persons named In. and whuexccuti. ubsciibc. fur. huld^fltifidllMfc—QL going nnd attached Articles of Iroiirporatlnn, und acknowledged-Hint fit* ' FxreiTTNVmr Mitt* ffir IfTr hetw re acquire, »ell. transfer, nsstgn. tnortg.iKe. pledge, or o herwise dispose of the »hares and cap­ purtK»es therein mentioned. N Wirhtas Wirnmir. I have hereunto set my hand ital ItDk of.or any bond*. *ecurltir* and evidence* Utlodr'iledne»* issued or creatrd by any other cor- and oflicial seal at Scranton, In the County of I^irkswsnns. and Stateof IVtmsylvnnln. on thl* 2nd purslioi or corporation* of this stale, or any other F'e A, D.. 11)11 ittte, eountryor nation: and while the owner o f* ay of February. luchltock, bonds or other obligatlun*. to exercise pTSeal) ■II the tight*, power* and privileges uf ownership Ntu.tr V. Dtirrr thereof, and to exercise voting powers thereon In Notary Public the »ante extent that a natural person might or My rominlsslon will expira at' ihn end of next could do. * itslt of the Senate. session To nukif contract* of any kind whatsoever for the furtherance of It* businesses and purposes, and L c ia l N o tic e „ gemrsl'vto exerdse sucli power» as mny tío incidcnl lo Iho Pulpóse* and buslness of snid cxirtxirnNotice Is heieby given that the undersigned have tion, *t. l to have. exerdse and enjuy nll the rights. tieen duly appointed and qualified hy the United tnwers-ind privileges Incident lo corporations or- States Circuit Court for the Southern District of gonlird nnd existing under.the laws of the Stale ol tttilo. Western Division. In Equity case No. (1(175 1leniti! thereof; also by the Unltal Stairs Circuit Court for The I uegolng clause* shall be construed us Inde­ lieSeulhrrn District of Florida in Eijulty case No. pendent objects, businesses nltd power*, and the 154 thereof, ns receivers of The Florida Land and rnumnntion nl nny specific business nr power shall Development Company, a corporation organlrrd not he held to limit or restrict in any manner any under the laws of the stale of Ohio. All persons, other tmsine*» or power of this corporation. firms or corporations Imlehlrd to said company are required to make immediate payment, and all A in a x ill creditors are notified to present their claims duly The amount of the capital stock of thl« corpora- authenticated to the undersigned lor allowance on tldn sh ill be EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL- or before July I. 1911, as tier order of court I.AK5 '$8Ull.O(>U.OO)CMu be divided Into eight JOHN C. ANDHF1WS, thousand shares of the par value of One Hundred FRANK It CRAMER. Dollar» ( $100.00) each. Of said capital stock Four Receiver* of The Florida Lund A Development Co. Hunditd Fifty Thousand Dollars (1430,000 00 ) F'rnnkllnT. Cahill, Ally.. f divided Into four thousand five hundred shares of 38-30 Ulymyer Huildlng. the.par rntuti of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) 'attrrson A. Reece mid Joseph C. Smith, Altys . each, si all he common stock, and Three Hundred 413-414 Johnston Huildlng.' Fifty Tnuuiund DoHars ($ 3 50.00000) divided 22-Ut Cincinnati, Ohio into three thousand live hundred shares of the par value of. One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) each. ' shall U. preferred steak. . N o t i c e o t A p p lic a t io n f o r f a x D e e d S*xl preferred stuck shall entitle the holder* to U n d e r S e c t io n u o f C h a p t e r 48 GB rvcelve In each year, out of Hie net earnings of I he corporation, a fixed yearly dividend of sevrn (7 ) L a w s o f F lo r id a per centum before any dividend shall be paid tu. n or set apart fur the common stock: »uch dlvklrnd Notice is hereby given Hint K K Roberts of on the preferred stock shall Ik payable seini-uiinu- Chulnotn Florida purdiaserof Part Tax Certificate ally upon the First day of January und of July of Sp 21152 tlatewf the first day of June, A D , 189«, each year. The dividends on lit« TKCfirrW »Ibfk uis filial said certllLalt- 111 my office, a fid lias •boll be cumulative, so that. If In ony year d ivi­ made application for Tnx Deed lo issua in accord­ dends amounting to seven (7 ) per centum shall ance with low. Said certificate embraces the' fol­ not be paid on such preferred stock, the deficiency lowing descrllmi protierly situated in Orange shell Ir a charge upon the net earnings of the cor- County, Florida, to wit: F. Oecrcs of S -W. to bf psrstiii l. snd be paid subsequently before nny div­ N.-E. 14 of S -W It Sec 27 Tp 21 S R 32 E idends shall Ik paid upon or set apart for the com­ The said laud Iwing assessed at the date of the mon stuck. Usuanceof sueh certificate in the name of R. A. Thet.ilance of the net profits of the corporation, Mills. »her il e payment of sab! cumulative dividends of Unlqs* »aid Cerllticale »ball Ik ie>lccmcd ac•even (7 ) i*r centum per annum to the holders of cordinK lo law. Tax Deed will issue thereon on the priterr d stock, may bo distributed as dividends 4th day of March A. D 1911 among the holders of the common stock as and Witness my official signature und seal this the “ usrd o ' 3rd day of February A l l lu ll •hen V*e hoard off Director* stiaii determine. The Iviard of Directors muy Issue such preferred B. M. ROBINSON, •be»,,' nd certificates therefore us and when the Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County, Florida ssid Uo.ird shall determine, and the vote or assent 25-41 M the stockholders shall not be necessary for such I Florida Fruita »«¿ Vegetables j Meets teuind and fourth h Tuesday*. Visiti knights always welcome P. E Hutchinson, C Felix S. Frank, K. H. and S. C. G. H U H VH XVr t r t r t XVXr t W V W M ' V W X W V W W V V X V W t A W V V V V H W Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida BÜTT C A P IT A L $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 »DENTIST il o The O NLY bank in Sanford that . IN S U K E S ^E V E R Y DOLLAR DE­ POSITED A G A IN S T LOSS from any — -and all causes:----- :------ r; - ;— —t Hines Dltlß. over WoodrulT's Store SANFORD. FLORIDA DR. R. M. MASON - ____ THE PEOPLES DENTIST Wclborn Block Phone 10 Sanford. Florida w w e w w e rw ' TSR.-'W: T n iO U S H O L D E R — ----------— Room* 23, 24 and 25, Pico tildi S A N F O R D , PolU eService ; - Accurate Service n m t w l t l T i p p rc c i n t c - y o TTr p n t r o n fr g r - ---------— — FOUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits DENTIST r e v s # #### w a w w SANFORD ------- OFFERS--------Prompt Service eew e n fe e s se « « » * » BANK OF Safety Deposit Boxea for rent Pilone 41 F L O R I D A . # ««w w M.‘. M. SMITH. H. Hi STEVENS. President Vice-President. s « vvvve* DICKINSON & DICKINSON H. E. TOLAR Cashier A x v x x x x w w u v x m v w w u s u x u s i s sw x s vsr t x n sw < v r t r t M V W SSA i A tto rn e y s a t Low Peoples Bank Bldg. DR. E. HAND BROTHERS Sanford, Florida C. K E M P O B TEO PA TH IO PHYSICIAN L IV E R Y , F E E D and SALES ' STABLE IV- J Ofllco L Residence 51D Magnolia A v e ... H a rn ess and W agons Oflice llotmt: i) to 12: 3 to C Other hour» by.appointment Sanford B Iscksm lthlnE snd Horucshoolnj, H orses and M u le s Bought and Exchanged F lo rid a H E A V Y H A U L IN G A N D C O N T R A C T IN G 0 -Li__ 1 •ANDLW JOHNSON A T TO R N E Y-A T -LA W Shoe Repairing By Machinery. I’racticea in State and Federal Court» v i V.1 Phuir a 246 M G T. Huildlng. Q u ic ke r, N e a te r and B e tte r than th e O ld W ay^i GEO. A. DeCOTTES a ATTO RNEY xm> COUNSELLOR at LA W t Just T ry Me and See No. I I 3 W . M rst Street, N ext D oor to W o o d ru ff’ s S tore Practice in Suite «nd Federal Courte Wclborn Block ..S am e Man but New L o ca tion Sanford. Flu THOMAS EMMET WILSON A1TO RN EY AND COUNSELlAJR A T-L A W • Late State Altarney Seventh Judicial Circuit of The holders of preferred slock ahull. In case of In f l i c C ir c u it C o u r t , S e v e n t h J u d ic ia l •» FTot i<lu litulds ion or dissolution of the corporation, he en­ C ir c u it O r u n g c C o u n ty . F lo r id a In titled P Ik paid In full, both the principal of their Kraidnncea. Sanford and Svlvan Lake shares and the accrued dividends, before ony C h an cery » *n*'*JI>tshall Ik paid to the, holders of the coinmou stock. The holders qf preferred stock shall not bo Geo. T. Lippincott, Com- 1 plnlnant eaUUal to vote said preferred slock In any election vs ) Notice of tale under mdlmtor* or for the manugepirnt oi the corporaEddy K. Shera and Flora degree of foreclosure ‘ JUSTICE OF «THE PEACE Taylor Shern. Defend ants) preferred stock shall Ik redeemable at the Under and by virtue of a degree of foreclosure Option of the Hoard Of Directors..at tiny dividend HOTART- PUfiUC in the ubovc staled paying time after live (3 ) years fruiti the dais of nnd aale, mqde and entered 7 *0*0 said stock, at par valúa oX said stock and n cause on the fourteenth day of January, A. D , Kemlum of five ( 8 ) per centum, together with all UJlfTby Honorable Minor S. Jone», Iodge of thr Circuit Ciiurt for the Seventh Judicial Circuit (im i of “ guai Interest or dividends. Office in City Hall reSlatr ef Florida, ...................O in nnd for range County, in htMtfs of preferred stock «hall have lite upcaute therein In a cauae Hierein pending, wherein iiS° •i.a a j'llm e after Ove years .front the date of chancery. ih w*u*o Mid stock of Converting the same Into any George T. Lippincott was Complainant and Eddy otite lands or property of the corporation which K. Shera and Flot a Taylor Shera were Responden t«, A D A M E JOSF.PHINE the* may select, a l l u market price at the lime of I «holl sell at public outcry to the highest and open * d its for leaching the ***CJI. ojoverslpn: and upon lite surrender of saM Mist bidder, (or cash, at the front door of the Court - f * “ •* *,“ y Dm* after three year* from dale of Ipu»e lo the City of Orlamid? Orange County. ¡jjue. the Hoard of Directors aliati cause to be issued Stateof F>thU, during the legal h o u » of sale, ITT ruqrnrgncc o f a auDUkot annoiai nf lite. ita_ Hu/uija- jtirç MLÍlb AJBiq.it JI., lj¿ _ I corporation, which may be selected being the le gd rffV s day, ihe Mlowing drstrilKa Tailor System Ö I U üüM . . .. , v— T rfy ik i'p re re ffw itock. b ire a *e m yeal * « « » . lltttgHxJ.-TTi^g-and tadtut tn the ff~ par. together with any Inlrrest or d l v County of, Orange and State of Florida, more February 1st. particularly ti »Mkulnrly dracribed a* as follow», to-wil' , _____ mend which may have accrued on said stock. Yawall ihiihiing ,‘A4w ■m HUik-thn «ummoof stnet. nr this t t o A u u ii 3 n o c te t o I ü ê b Heat ~ u t the North T E L E P H O N E 204. w »W i Hon may be payable In real or personal west quarter uf the Northwest quarter of Section Jj”vef V- or In labor or services or may be Issued 3 In Towiuhlp Twenty (2 0 ) Southof Range TtilrtYpurpose of real or personal property, one (31), t a il. Less a strip fifteen (I S ) feel wide -he pay merit of ta lo ro r service*, st a just off (he North. East and Weal side», which is to be J. V . R. P A G E determined by the Hoard of Dl- kept open perpetually j 4 IM . H A N S O N • SANFORD. FLORIDA1 > » X X » » V » V » ^ » V 4 A » V A X » \ \ \ \ X V \ » » \ X X V » \ » » \ * V W m v » V »A * H V » » » » r t * * » 4 \ t Drink a Bottle of L, G. STRINGFELLOW M T. T A Y L O R Dress A m u (V ' * This corporation shall oominue and have full power to exetclse It* corporate rights and DanchlsW lo d of ninety-alne (BO) years from and « h i to* commencement a t its corporate existence. Am a x V ' j 1* 1“ «** *>f this corporation shall be conduct,ti|o*lnaofOoers: a prr*ldent. a general heemary and treasurer, clectedLy the . Directors from among lliclr number, and “ ••ra of flve Directors who must be bolder* of '.“ “f * *h**ee of oummint stock of the corpoannually by said stockholders, r t.,,"’ J*1* a,*t annual nieciiiig of the stockholders 'a r o a n flif Ptmrldad for, and until their suo-easors ts'loB sh»l|*hi the udicers of this corpoH. A. Howaxu, Preskdeat, l A-Jhnrswt, General Manager; 24-Sic, Special Master in Chancery. . Notice of election To decide whether the sele of Inluiicating liq­ uor*. wince and brers shall tto prohibited In Orange county. Florida f . . . . , . Pursuant to an ordrr by ine the ttoard Hoard at of onlcr .issued issued oy bounty rvo»n,UaWn*ra v t Orange m m lx-.FIaaida. Count t a r d a i jiiectiiig helifon the lltli day of January. i ...................... Notice to bareby given that an election will be held In Orange county. Florida, on Wednesday. March 1st, 1911. to decide whether the sale of In­ toxicating liquors, wines or bear shall be prohibited In the county of Orange » a l e o f Florida.------ — In Witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal of«dHce this 11th day of Janaary. A D. 1911 I seal) H M ftOH*SON. Clerk County Commissioners of Orange Co.. Fla. 23-31 ___________ . f i? £**»*•». Secretary, awT » Y n « f Directors s h S lie: i* A t e s i Y o w o ll B u ild in g w Phono 8 2 3 L. H. TEM PLE cxhm p a n y Phone 166. lilt* and Oak Ave. stkm meeting uf Uw b e id e » of yaA U w M A M sah all b e h a U ia £ [Special Offering in Frena. S an ferd, . I. Orange Cownty, Florida, the « butiuesa o f the oocparalk», at Floral Designa u> Order. Florid a » LoriAiratkin. 00 the fifteenth day . 1911, for tht purpose of adapting t-M-tO-tf t. FLORIDA f ir s t n a t io n a l b a n k BICYCLES. AND SUNDRIES i F . H. N A ND. Prasidartt P. P. P O H B TE R , ashler QRO. F E R N A L D , V ies -P rss . 8 . F . W H IT H E R , Asst. Caahlsi " Only-National Bank in Orange County Funds pVotectod by Burglary In^surance*" S a f e t y D e p o s it B o x e s f a r R a n t ^ O R G A N IZ E D 1887 THE M. & R. STORE And IC E C R E A M P A R LO R rv»>* $7 SHAN1BAKQCK :---------------- pertortftcatBTrf" a lH C h id s ---------------- __ FLORlOA J ■»'•C Ice Cream Furnished in Pints, Quarts and Gallons I ------------- -------------------------------------------------------- J' Stationery, Confectionery and 25 BICYCLES f « OM tar t ur to ot*r-rr>» t(gw-— ORLANDO. i OF SANFORD, FLA . * W - The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, F|& ttW V U k W *i1^^.......« » » « »»»»««««««»«M xxxxaw xxxxwxxaMxxx»««**»*___ R P P m H B I 4 t W odo W ill P ay Phono Toll on All Oonulno Ordoro Box $71 ,- tuner, P H O N E NO . 4 0 . ORLANDO. 1 Manufactured with gure distilled water— they will prevent illness, aid . digestion and Rive you hfalUi _ -------------------------- Ade, the M W W W W hW VhH W H H VXVW W FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS ------- f c f. IfoasarC---------------- — — ______ — - ■ t04*n - j A C M totow m r n tu i gj . fhegrst Manicuring llalr Dressing ' Shampooing G IN G E vR * A' L E, * OR S O D *A W A T E R 104 flrit Street Pirene ÍÍ81 u u i r i V ............. » ............. .. Old P o s t o f fic e n �V E T T rA -N DL 5 L U C J t’Y Maar-1-1"1 gvuuni IN I 1M2 1903 11.000 ? H.200 M .D » 1907 1900 1909 M fflg jw S g 181.70« 380,000 475.000 30, SO « B<J . ' » i t tro .f on n a cflu In cam ut iltbntn W« il*e frre deed la cate of tUaib t m x «nun a g^ ab As~rrr cq O u r Pollcyc C o n o o rvatlM n , R d lc k lllty , Number 3 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FEBRUARY 17, 19.11 $ 2 5 d o w n - t h a t ’ s «1 1 HSntDCäHSEJ i a □ a rasa Ml Il II 1 -1 $ 1 0 m o n th ly -T b u 'iE u , Upon.Payment of $5 Immediate A n d A llo w the There are Absolutely no Restrictions ip O u r . Contract. A E E O W S Y fllT r O Place the greater portion o f your money in improvements. L e ts you get the land n\ working shape and then you can manage the production so as to meet the monthly payments, wnich are \ • Only $ 2 P er A c re P er M onth T h is gives you six years to pay out the land contract which* if it drew interest here at , the current rate, would amount to a good round sum, m any o f the realty dealers giving long time payments solely to get you hooked up on the interest account, but OUR CONTRACT DOES NOT C A L L FOR INTEREST . . A n d you have the use o f the land for six years which is the.:life o f ^ ^ iUg.gntxact_J i q terms o f sale could be made more liberal for good land. Y o u might purchase poor, non-producing land on easier terms but it would be of no value to you after you had p u r chased itS . v M any of O ur G row ers H ave M ade Enough o ff of T h e ir L e ttu c e Crops During this season to pay them entirely out of debt and there is little or no reason why you should not be able to do as well. u T h e G row ers H e re W h o H ave M ade the M ost M oney \ Are the ones who have gone Into the ‘‘W ILD ” and taken new land and brought it up to a high state of cultivation, thus allowing their knowledge of the vegetable growing business to grow as their land improved New Comers to the Celery Delta -■ Will do well to only clears couple of acres of new land and begin the business on this area. As th eir knowledge extends they can clear up additional acreage and increase their operations. This C om pany can acll you Two; two and one-half, three, four or five acres Of celery and vegetable land, each portion guaraeteed to produce a flowing artesian well, and on the Write us your wants It also tells you abo 200 per acre. ou our book on vegetable grow W e bave im proved land at from $400 Sanford, Florida, 5 □ □ U S H i L Ù B M IJ U. S. A U f l ü l M $ 1 0 ■ o n th ly -iw f« �• ' W i:?¿ Vr-V-t s: l*r m SANFORD— Life ¡t Worth Living Vtim b e r 2Q HERALD Volume III SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 24.1911 ALL AROUND FLORIDA watch T H E ^ ftsi oRowtR LUCKY SANFORD AGAIN Great Interest Manifest In the Popu­ larity Plano Contest The General News o f “ The Land of Flowers. The following Is the standing o f the contestants up to date: CULLED EROM THE STATE PRESS MU* Maude H arris....................................I0S.500 Miss (UaUjrs Catchrl.................................. 70,875 Miss Mildred P o tte r................................. 50,500 Miss Jessie Stumolf.................................. 12.575 MIssl.laclys Gardner............................... 7,025 Miss ¿ate Underwood.. . . . ............... 2,125 ........ ................ 2.000 ' Im ­ M sa L u d llA tw Iu u d ik ......... dsr-ws -.r. ~ a ( Mint Helen Howland- *V.. n V j i S . . : . . ’ Mrs. Mabel Johnson./..,........ ................ F »» ■ An Epitome o f th e W e c k ’ s * M o s t p o r t a n t H appenings In th e S ta te ’s Domain. . Thousands o f tourists are daily flocking lato Florida and already it is evident that this season is by far the best in the history of Florida. Indications are that travel southward will continue extremely heavy for many weeks yet. Prospects look very- bright for the farmers In the southern*part o f the state, and die possibility' o f a splendid crop this season Is more than evident, judging from the reports received from various farmers and planters throughout the state, and from the large vegetable ship­ ments w M c h - ttr e - b e ln g - «u »d c to - t h e Eastern and Western markets. . Directly-ffT the 'd o s e -o f t l » —aviation mceFBundny -evening, in Tampa, deputy sheriffs arrested J. A . D. McCurdy and Clem Beacliy, the two aviatpra giving the -------- exhibittonf Col. T .J ^ L .: liruwn. .president —----- nf fft»lehrqiiont a nd tw o ticket sellers, on charges o f having violated the stole Sun­ day law which stipulates that no amuse ment feature 'far wldch n price o f ad­ mission is charged shall be allowod to run on the Sabbath. In view o f the laxity which this law has been enforced in tho joist, theaters and picture shows running here In full blaBt every Sunday, the arrest o f tho two avintors caused a general sensation. Will Blake, the superintendent of the gas department o f the Gnlncsvjlle Gas nnd Electric Power Company, had a ' very narrow escape from as|)hyxiatlon Friday afternoon while jicrfectlng a tap on the gns main on W est Liberty street. Hud it not been for the presence o f n negro as­ sistant thero la no doubt but that the young man would hu^e breathed his last as he,WAS j n a very weak ond unconscious condition when his hotly was piillwrTfflrtr the ditch in which he was working. To give some idea as to the amount of money invested in automobiles in Florida, it is a safe proporltlou to say that it runs into the millions. There was about 2,400 automobile permits issued by the secretary of state, up to January 1, nnd placing the value of each cor on an average o f $2,000 will make n ea rly '95,000,000 invested in these machines, - Many o f the-roads Jn the vicinity of Winter Haven are being s tra w «! nnd thereby'greatly \inj>roved. Sira wing roads is ono o f the cheapest ways to secure good roads and m o re -o f it should he done. There, is nothing that improves u community like good roads and nothing that will imprése Northern people as much. W inter Hoven owes a lot of its growth to the good roads it has, and it ought to have twice as ninny more. The convicts have built a great deal in the county lately and every one is speaking of tlte advantage to the county of work­ ing .them on roads instead o f tensing them. otrr or tows Minnie E. Armstrong, Orlando................ Cameron City Church........... .................. M l»* Florence E. Kinney, Oveldo............ Mr*. Addle Robinson Geneva ................. Ml** Nellie Amlck, Orlando.................... 8,500 4.028 3,200 1,525 1,500 Miss Maude Harris leads tho game this week with MiSs Gladys Gntchcl a close second, whlld Miss Mildred Potter Is hold­ ing down third place willi* ease, and tho rest followliig'wuh'handsom e returns. A ten year subscription would liavo j>ut those not holding first -place in the lead. The contest will dost; soon nnd if yohr favorite fails to win the piano blame yourself with ndglect. — Tho Cousinul changing of. thc popular contestants into first place is as Interest­ in g a gam e to watch as over has attract^ ad -the Am erican public. To be a winner in n contest not only gives honor in Urn home county but a standing o f note in other states. It is well worth the time amj energy spent to bc tlie winner in“ the Herald's “ Piano Contest.“ TbouRnntls’ tic in unmarked grnVes'ftT Tccglvc the houor of being tho most jmjmlar. Fortunes have been lost to secure such distinction. It requires nu sacrifice to be the most popular in Orange county. Bui everyon e who is helping their, friend to gain first place receives in- return full value for every dollar sent In. Vour home is not worthy a place in this county unless you are u subscriber to the Sanford Herald. Reciprocity is our 'm otto arid you owe it to your own interest to send your Shbscrijitlon for at ieat flvo yonrs. Others are doing, why not youT Send today to Mrs. M. F. Keyes, the Contest Editor, nnd jirojycr credit will be given you ond votes to your favorite. t ITEMS OF SANF0RD IS A FAVORED SECTION From HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK rind n »V t * r Growers- Benefit _ _ . " * r* r * ■**** The slogan o f ’•rafisy Suofcft(t£ gained several years ago on account re f the im ­ munity froth cold comes into prominence again this week when our less fortunate neighbors are suffering the loss o f nil the tender vegetables. Despite the sudden drop in temperature on Wednesday night only a small jxirtlOii o f tender benns and cucumbers-hare- beep injured n g vet the great ^'Celery,Delta" nnd the ability to make good our claims as the most fa ­ vored section in tlte world can be made again. The'recent drought over the state de­ monstrates tho value of irrigated lands in Sanford,— Tha cold inap-lhia weck-demonstrates the value o f our lake protec­ tion. . _________ The shipping rates —demonstrate -the value o f our location on the St. Johns river. „ LUCKY SANFORD I « ~*~Blrdmen In ¿Milord — 1 . _ . J. A ..D , McCurdy the daring aviator who recently flew from Key West to Havana was in the city yeslerdny. Mr. McCurdy was looking for P. M. Etder to make a flight with him at Daytona Bench. ' • •- ’ ■ To Telephone Subscribers You will get quicker service by calling by number New directories arc now out. I f you huve none notify central, otlly call by name is given lu directory, or in case of party lines, where more than one party is on the line. Zachary etfvc d as m a id 'o f honofi*] car Pearson' as best man and Misses Mabel Sehtnelz and Fanny Cooley as bride’s maids. Miss Helen Putter, niece o f the bride, was flower girl and.Miss Margnrct Zachary bore the ring. Rev, J. F. McKcnnoti, pastor o f the Presbyterian nf paform ed tho certs many mony using the ring service. Tho bride President, Mrs, Chappell; 1st, vice-j»resldent, Mrs. J. K. Mcttlngcr; 2nd. vice-presi­ dent, Mrs. M. H. Bowler; 3rd, vlce-j»rcsldent, Mrs. J. D. Jinkins; secretary, Mrs. M. A. Miot; treasurer, Mrs. R. M. Mason. A t the conclusion o f the business a social half hour wus enjoyed. Some of the members o f the Welnkn Club enjoyed a delightful bridge jiarty on Tuesday nfternotm. Those jwesent had a thoroughly good time und tfie jirize was captured hy Miss Miller, of North Carolina, the guest of Miss Haw ­ kins. The Woman’s Christian Tcmj»erance Union held a splendid meeting In tho Bap­ tist Church on Tuesday of lost week, Mrs. Wildmnn jiresiding. A good number of in terest«) members were jtresent nnd topics o f vital Interest, were discussed intelligent and profitably. Mrs. L. K. Philips read a most interesting and helj>ful jKijier on My Neighbor's Child a ml Mine. Miss Roach o f Americus, Georgia sang a very j»retty solo. Mrs. Fields'entmafned-the-tadta# 0/ vited! Mrs. Uinuick, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. ttie Home Mission Society of the Methodist Briggs. Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. BrUsflp.J4a.JL 1L ChviiPcIL .Jrl»... A._ R. Parents' Club will meet at High ScEooT Chappell, Mrs. Samrnis, Mrs. Dorner, Mrs. Auditorium nekt Monday at, 3 o'clock. Tuesday afternoon. A fter a brief busiMcDougaL Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Raynor, ness session'the annual election e f officers Fine program wiU be rendered. EJfery MUs Raynor, Mrs, Squires, Mrs. Ben cook place with the following mult. one cordially Invited to attend. Brief Historical Spring Flowing For_ Hurried Readers 'played live. wedfffng mwah,- iiLuifesslo 1 .kinds are ing the thirteenth annual poultry exhibit o f the Pittsburg Fanciers' Club. -P rizo winning fowls from nearly every State o f the Union and from Canada, Germany and England are Included. President-Emeritus Charles W . Eliot, o f ftre foot library the |>ro|»cr thing, has set about fixing the size o f a normal fam ily. He beileres the number o f children in every fam ily should be live or tlx, and that a woman should bear a child every two years from the age, say, o f 24 until she Is 40, w ijh al­ lowance fo r death to cut -down- U »_ a .v -__ wore a handsome traveling suit o f flue blue serge. Tho groom and b c s ^ p ia n were attired in Ita g L while Hie costumes o f the maid o f Hu*wr, bride’s maids, flower and ring girls were o f -delicate white__ Im m ediately a fter t h e . ceremony the entire comjmny present at tho church erago.uf oigJ^jJius acquired. repaired to the lovely Paata home o f Mrs. 4 C. F. Cooley, where congratulations w ere - Abou£.23BD pcrcs in the Connecticut extended and n most delightful reception valley tobacco growing section will be de­ given by Mrs. Cooley was enjoyed, re­ voted to the shade grown jiroduct this freshments, consisting of delicious salads, year, against BOO[ acres so cultivated last sandwiches, rionm, d ik e s ' and coffee be­ year. Growers say the expansion .is due ing served informally in airilhg room and parlors. The high esteem in which the young couple qre held was attested by the many pretty and valuable {»resents received. A t 2:30 tho brido and groom with Mrs. Bonn nmLyoUng Miss Catherine Bona, mother and sister of tha groom, left on the Trilby trail! for St. Petersburg, their future home, carrying with them the high regard and best wishes o f many friends. Mr. Bonn is n successful young busi­ ness man of St. Petersburg and Miss Hicks is well known in Sanford as tho charming duughter of Mr. and MrS. Hlcks o f Pnoln. INTEREST CONCERNING SOCIAL PEOPLE. I Card Porty. Mrs. Samuel Pulcston was the charm­ ing hostess at a beautiful card party at her home on Park Avenue last Thursday afternoon. The' jwetty rooms were taste­ fully decorated with cut flowers, violets and nosturliums predominating- The numberless red hearts that were strung over head adorned- the laws curtains utul were every where in evidence, gave a touch-of color that was very effective. Five Hundred was the game played and it proved to be a lively one. Highest score was made hy Mrs. H. L. DeForest, Who received the' first jirize. a lovely hand jiainted j»lato.. The consola­ tion |>rlzo wus a |»retty chlnn sugar shnke and it went to Mrs. Willium K eeler Mrs. Oscar Brady cupturcd the booby jirize, n heart shajx-d-candy box, A 11 elegont luncheon was serve on the card tables nt tiie close of a delightful afternoon. Mrs. Puleslon was assisted by Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and Mrs. Robert A. Newman. Those so fortunate to be included among the invited were Mrs. W illiam Keeler, Mrs. S. O. Chase. >!rs. U. F. Whilner, Miss Mae Doyle, Mrs, G. H. Fernold, Mrs. J. B. Stryker, Mrs- Robert Newman; Mrs. Muy Dicklns. Mrs. Geo. Fox Jr., Mrs. Aylett Fitts. Mrs. Arthur Yow ell. Mrs. Deane NEWS OF THE W0ÌB.D One o f the jirettlesi marriages for the season occurred at high noon Monday, Only a Slight Damage Done by Feb. 20, at the Poalo Presbyterian church Items o f Interest Gleaned when Mr. John E. Bonn o f St. Petersburg, Recent Cold Snap Various Sources and Miss Irene Hicks of-Paolo, were joined In holy wedlock. Before the aj>pointed hour tlte church, beautifully, dec­ orated for the occasion, was well filled with expectant friends. Tho bridal j>atly Protection from Cold, Flowing Wells, arrived |iromptly and the tastefully ar­ Here the Readers Will Cheap Transportation Combine ranged jirogram was carried out beautlami - W. B. Crosby o f Indian Bendi is brag: ging about hia wonderful red liens and their laying ability. From December 11 to January 16 th e y 'la id 1,020 eggs, fie Mrs. Martha B. Oust entertuined in­ .boasts that they ure the best layers in formally twice last week at her charming the Southern states am li t wouW -W Lardfisnl ■ * to find forty liens that have done bet­ Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. W. R. Anno, M r e | ? ull*fi**u". her friend. Mrs. O. E. Wulker, o f Topeka, ter. 1^ B. W. Herndon. Mrs. LeVerne Hurt, Mrs. Kansas. The pretty rooms were ortlstiProokaYhlc la planning Tor n new opera Edward H iggins,-M rs. D. L.— Thrasher, cally . ik cq rato d " ami such on air of Harrow. house.. I t la understood that the contract Mrs. Henry Wight." Mrs. J. A. i>erynil« i a i to -maka^ the T n n ~W7 vr~*~BTOdy! w^iaw- ■■■»i*» «» for the building has been let and that Mrs. J. C. McDaniel. Mrs. O parties memorable “occassions to those Mrs. J. W. Dicklns, Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez, work will begin in M ordi. ' . who were so fortunate os to be Included Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Clearwater has organized a yacht club among the guests. Delicious salad and Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Geo. Speer, Mrs. and the charter members are enthusiasti­ Ice cream courses were served at these F. E. Lane, Mrs. R. 9. Keeler, Miss cally talking about an uji-tn-datc dub delightful parties. On Wednesday Mrs. Charlotte Kcelof. Mrs. O. W. King, Mrs. hom e-tmd docks. Cust had for her guests the following O .W . Brown, Mrs. M, H. Bowler. Mrs. ladles from town, Mrs. O. E. Walker, Mrs. Pensacola the other evening, through Jerome Bruce. Mrs. H. P. Driver. Mrs. G. Briggs, Mrs. Cruse Barnes, Mrs. T. A . i f city council, did one o f the best and F. Smith, Mrs. Cruse Barnes, Mrs. R. J. Neal. Mrs. Johns. Mrs. G. 1L Fernold. Mrs. most tim ely things lhathus recently come Holly, Mrs. R. H. Marks, Mrs. R. L. Peck, J. N. Whltner, Miss Mell Whilner, M iu under our notice. Application lmd been Mrs. Fannie Munson, Mrs, C. Dingcc, Mrs. A lice Whilner. Mrs. C. E. Walker, Mrs. C. made far a franchise for the use o f streets Paul Koely. Miss Hesilo Tyner, Mrs. R. Walker, Mrs. R. Honirlghous. Mrs. for railroad purposes. It was granted a f­ Frank Woodruff, Mrs. M. Martin. Mrs. R. W illiam Keeler, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. ter the incorporation o f the designation L. Hughes. Mrs, Cecil Gabbitt, Mrs. H. L. B. W. Herndon, Mr». O. W. Brady, Mrs. of tlte roads as "common carriers" and DeForest. Mrs. N. II. Garner, Mrs. J. Harry Ward, Misses Ward, Mrs. Commons, the restriction o f the use o f the streets to McEwan and Mrs. Edwards. „ Mrs. Detamater and Mrs. Woods. to such purposes, including the privilege Friday afternoon the followjng were In­ of docks and yarofrouscs. _______ ___ Meeting Parents' Club'* Bona-HIcks Squires, Mrs. Dclnniatcr, Mrs. Sj»cer, Mrs. Pitts. Mrs. Welker, Mrs. Stnrr und Mrs. Coney of Columbus Ohio. ** ’ . * • Safalnagundl P a rty Mrs. Samuel Pulcston arid Mrs. Robert Newman entertained a largo number of their young frionds last Friday evenig at Mrs. Puleston's residence. It was a salnmagundi party and as the numo would imply was u medley o f fun nnd amusement for the entire evening Exciting games and contests were enter­ ed into and j»retty prizes were awarded to tho lucky contestant». Miss Madge Ward received as a prize a lovely lace collar, and a pretty hatpin holder wont to Misa Bessie Long. The gehtlomcn’s jwizo was a* folding drinking cup and was awarded to Frank Mllteer.. A ll the young jxsople who enjoyed this unique jmrty felt that they were Indebted to Mrs. Pulcston nmj Mrs. Newman for one o f the most deliglitfu! evenings o f the gay winter season. Those invited were ns follows: Misses Ella Strlngfcllow, Pcnchle Lefilcr. Linda Loftier, Madge Ward, Veda Ward, Helen St. John, Belle Smith, Lillie Fair Smith, Mabel Bowler, Flossie Frank, Margaret Roberts, Ethel Hatch. Gail Moore, Char­ lotte Keelar, Beth Mcttingcr, Gclsie Butt, MMl"W ttl m ei. A lice Whitner. treiw Hredy. Mabel Hund, Louise Shejiherd, Bessie Long, Laura Fish. Nell Gamer, Bessie Schumpert, Annie Parraroore; Messrs. CUuda llQKJud. Juck Adams. Braxton Perkins, Nixon Butt. Eugene' Kouindlai, W llilo Leflier, W. M. Braddy, F. E. Milteer, Meade Fox, L. P. McCuller, J, D. Roberts, Raymond Key, W ill Watson, Bryan lllgglns, David Caldwell. Wideinan Caldwell. W. J. Thlgjien, Archie Betts, John Deas. Hal Wight, Tracey McCuller. Norman DeForest. Williams. J. B. Lawson, Carl Hamilton, P. L. Moore. te-»upplytnd-Aha—locseased dnmaml fnc sudi tobacco.----7---;— Freezing tcmj>crnturo In Misslsalpjri Is expected to destroy the fruit crojk Truck furmers probably w ill suffer severe loss. Discrimination against cotton buyers and cotton shlpjiers of San Antonio, Tex., It alleged in a petition fllod with the In­ terstate Commerce Commission by the Rcuncrt-Millcte Until jinny, o f San Antonio, ” against tho Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Ruilway, A rc You Th ln k ln i7 Y e s $50 P e r W e e k Did you estim ate where you can inuko fifty dollars j»er wock! Read all the ad­ vertisements j»resontlng to you tho many plans and schemes altered by the thou­ sands o f advertisers and, after consider­ ing them carefully, can you make fifty dollars a week! Those widoawako contcstoiTls sITW limr “CiraftW *hr — Plano Contest offer and those seeing the upjmrtonity entered the race and with slight effort on their part have organized their friends to win for them an elegant piano. They will not only win an instru­ ment o f excellent tone, hut will win the honor o f being the most pojiutar In Or­ ange county. If you havo not entered you can ninke fifty dollars psr week by taking.subscriptions fqr Tho Sanford Her­ ald and in this way may secure the piqno. Can you do as well ut any other business in SanfordT Stop, and think about it. Then go to work among yoar friends and neighbors and jxrint out to them yo\jr am ­ bition nnd th e y . will, gladly respond to your request. Tho following schedule will be effect!vs until tlte close o f the coutest; Terras i’ rk a Year 2 Year 3 Y ear ' 5 Year 10 Year ' $ 2 .0 0 \-, N e w su d R e n c w s l Subscription* 2 ,0 0 0 4 .0 0 9 ,0 0 0 6 .0 0 1 0 ,00 0 1 0 .00 . 2 9 ,0 0 0 1 0.00 9 0 ,0 0 0 Attention, Bonus Offer ' ' ‘f i ' “ rît A s a special offer lu tlie contestants in The Herald's Popularity Contest a special rate on all ten year subscriplioas- w ill bo made until the close o f ihq Contest. R «giilnr run« $20. reduced to Ten Years $19, with 90,000 Votes. Name your favorite contestant for the PojHilurity Plano Contest and mail to the Contest Editor, Mrs. M. F. Keyes, Sanford Mndlt—------------ -----— ---------‘ Catholic Fair Tha fa ir oj»ened b y the Catholic ladl in the old Pastljns yesterday w ill co tlnue until Saturday evening, ending with an auction salé and the giv in g aw ay o f prizes. The booths have been very at­ tractively decorated. In addition to the regular meat dinner and supper those in cliarge o f tiie supjior are {¡repared to serve spagliettl. Italian style, and oysters, cosmojtoliian style, at dinner and supper on Friday. t~ r The paper on the j»ersonalllty o f George Washington on written by M rs.M .Hj.Bowler, and read before the Wednesday Club, Wednesday afternoon was one o f the very best that the club members have Haa a Fine Band ever listened to. It was written in the most interesting style and showed mucl^. research and thought. Beginning with J* Seufus.l people, lm vc. never had the opGeorge as u small boy U p-throu gh his jioriunlt y o f listening to a finer band than eventful and noble career every phase of that o f the Royal Italian Band hero tills “with th e 'J o h n n y tf. J a o ee '— » ho w, ing manner, and those present fe ll like they were better acquainted with the Their dally concerts are enjoyed by Large crowd. * 1 ,, ’ Father o f our country than ever before. • -• .■■ y 1 j ' . . 'U - p í v •, ‘J r .• —» . V. . . V . • i É W w i i a i M Ü ¡Ü fffwbfiiìirt ” 41 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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H.200 M .D » 1907 1900 1909 M f f lg jw S g 30, SO« B<J.'»it tro.f on 181.70« 380,000 475.000 nacflu In cam ut iltbntn W« il*e frre deed la cate of tUaib tm x «nun a g^ ab As~rrr cq O u r Pollcyc ConoorvatlMn, Rdlcklllty, Number 3 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FEBRUARY 17, 19.11 $25 down-that’s «11 i HSntDCäHSEJ a □ a rasa Ml Il II 1-1 $10 monthly-Tbu'iEu, Upon.Payment of $5 Immediate A nd A llow the There are Absolutely no Restrictions ip O u r . Contract. A E E O W S Y fllT r O Place the greater portion o f your money in improvements. L e ts you get the land n\ working shape and then you can manage the production so as to meet the monthly payments, wnich are \ • Only $2 Per Acre Per Month T h is gives you six years to pay out the land contract which* if it drew interest here at , the current rate, would amount to a good round sum, m any o f the realty dealers giving long time payments solely to get you hooked up on the interest account, but O U R C O N T R A C T D O E S N O T C A L L F O R IN T E R E S T . . A n d you have the use o f the land for six years which is the.:life o f ^ ^ iUg.gntxact_J i q terms o f sale could be made more liberal for good land. Y o u might purchase poor, non-producing land on easier terms but it would be of no value to you after you had pur chased itS . v Many of Our Growers Have Made Enough off of Their Lettuce Crops During this season to pay them entirely out of debt and there is little or no reason why you should not be able to do as well. u The Growers Here Who Have Made the Most Money \ Are the ones who have gone Into the ‘‘W IL D ” and taken new land and brought it up to a high state of cultivation, thus allowing their knowledge of the vegetable growing business to grow as their land improved New Comers to the Celery Delta -■ Will do well to only clears couple of acres of new land and begin the business on this area. As their knowledge extends they can clear up additional acreage and increase their operations. This Company can acll you Tw o ; two and one-half, three, four or five acres Of celery and vegetable land, each portion guaraeteed to produce a flowing artesian well, and on the Write us your wants It also tells you abo 200 per acre. ou our book on vegetable grow W e bave improved land at from $400 Sanford, Florida, U. S. A 5 □ □ U S H i L Ù B M IJ U f l ü l M $10 ■onthly-iwf« �• ' Wi: ? ¿ Vr-V-t s: l* r m Vtimber 2Q S A N F O R D — Life ¡t Worth Living HERALD Volume III SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 24.1911 ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News o f “ The Land o f Flow ers. CULLED EROM THE STATE PRESS F»» ■ An Epitome o f the Weck’s*M ost Im­ portant Happenings In the State’s Domain. . Thousands of tourists are daily flocking lato Florida and already it is evident that this season is by far the best in the history of Florida. Indications are that travel southward will continue extremely heavy for many weeks yet. Prospects look very- bright for the farmers In the southern*part of the state, and die possibility' of a splendid crop this season Is more than evident, judging from the reports received from various farmers and planters throughout the state, and from the large vegetable ship­ ments wMch-ttre-belng-«u»dc to-the Eastern and Western markets. . Directly-ffT the 'dose -of t l » —aviation mceFBundny -evening, in Tampa, deputy sheriffs arrested J. A. D. McCurdy and Clem Beacliy, the two aviatpra giving the ------- exhibittonf Col. T.J^L.: liruwn. .president —---- nf fft»lehrqiiont and two ticket sellers, on charges of having violated the stole Sun­ day law which stipulates that no amuse ment feature 'far wldch n price of ad­ mission is charged shall be allowod to run on the Sabbath. In view of the laxity which this law has been enforced in tho joist, theaters and picture shows running here In full blaBt every Sunday, the arrest of tho two avintors caused a general sensation. Will Blake, the superintendent of the gas department of the Gnlncsvjlle Gas nnd Electric Power Company, had a ' very narrow escape from as|)hyxiatlon Friday afternoon while jicrfectlng a tap on the gns main on West Liberty street. Hud it not been for the presence of n negro as­ sistant thero la no doubt but that the young man would hu^e breathed his last as he,WAS j n a very weak ond unconscious condition when his hotly was piillwrTfflrtr the ditch in which he was working. To give some idea as to the amount of money invested in automobiles in Florida, it is a safe proporltlou to say that it runs into the millions. There was about 2,400 automobile permits issued by the secretary of state, up to January 1, nnd placing the value of each cor on an average of $2,000 will make nearly'95,000,000 invested in these machines, - Many of the-roads Jn the vicinity of Winter Haven are being straw«! nnd thereby'greatly \inj>roved. Sira wing roads is ono of the cheapest ways to secure good roads and more-of it should he done. There, is nothing that improves u community like good roads and nothing that will imprése Northern people as much. Winter Hoven owes a lot of its growth to the good roads it has, and it ought to have twice as ninny more. The convicts have built a great deal in the county lately and every one is speaking of tlte advantage to the county of work­ ing .them on roads instead of tensing them. - W. B. Crosby of Indian Bendi is brag: ging about hia wonderful red liens and their laying ability. From December 11 to January 16 they'laid 1,020 eggs, fie .boasts that they ure the best layers in the Southern states am li t wouW-WLardto find forty liens that have done bet­ ter. 1^ ProokaYhlc la planning Tor n new opera house.. It la understood that the contract for the building has been let and that work will begin in Mordi. ' . Clearwater has organized a yacht club and the charter members are enthusiasti­ cally talking about an uji-tn-datc dub home-tmd docks. Pensacola the other evening, through i f city council, did one of the best and most timely things lhathus recently come under our notice. Application lmd been made far a franchise for the use of streets for railroad purposes. It was granted af­ ter the incorporation of the designation of tlte roads as "common carriers" and the restriction of the use of the streets to to such purposes, including the privilege of docks and yarofrouscs. _______ ___ Meeting Parents' Club'* Parents' Club will meet at High ScEooT Auditorium nekt Monday at, 3 o'clock. Fine program wiU be rendered. EJfery one cordially Invited to attend. w atch T H E ^ ftsi oRowtR LUCKY SANFORD AGAIN Bona-HIcks NEWS OF THE W0ÌB.D One of the jirettlesi marriages for the season occurred at high noon Monday, Great Interest Manifest In the Popu­ larity Plano Contest Only a S ligh t Dam age Done by Feb. 20, at the Poalo Presbyterian church Item s o f In te re s t Gleaned From when Mr. John E. Bonn of St. Petersburg, The following Is the standing of the R ecen t Cold Snap Various S ou rces and Miss Irene Hicks of-Paolo, were contestants up to date: joined In holy wedlock. Before the aj>MU* Maude H arris....................................I0S.500 Miss (UaUjrs Catchrl.................................. 70,875 Miss Mildred P o tte r................................. 50,500 SANF0RD IS A FAVORED SECTION pointed hour tlte church, beautifully, dec­ HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Miss Jessie Stumolf.................................. 12.575 orated for the occasion, was well filled MIssl.laclys Gardner............................... 7,025 with expectant friends. Tho bridal j>atly Miss ¿ate Underwood.. . . . ............. 2,125 Protection from Cold, Flowing Wells, arrived |iromptly and the tastefully ar­ ........ ................ 2.000 Here the Readers Will rind n Brief Cheap Transportation Combine M sa L u d llA tw Iu u d ik ......... dsr-ws -.r. ~ a ( ' ranged jirogram was carried out beautlami Historical Spring Flowing Mint Helen Howland- *V.. n V j i S . . : . . ’ t * r Growers- Benefit _ _ . " Mrs. Mabel Johnson./..,........ ................ »V * r* r * ■**** For_ Hurried Readers The slogan of ’•rafisy Suofcft(t£ gained 'played live. wedfffng mwah,- iiLuifesslo otrr or tows 1 .kinds are Minnie E. Armstrong, Orlando................ 8,500 several years ago on account ref the im­ Zachary etfvcd as maid'of honofi*] Cameron City Church........... .................. 4.028 munity froth cold comes into prominence car Pearson' as best man and Misses M l»* Florence E. Kinney, Oveldo............ 3,200 ing the thirteenth annual poultry exhibit Mr*. Addle Robinson Geneva ................. 1,525 again this week when our less fortunate Mabel Sehtnelz and Fanny Cooley as of the Pittsburg Fanciers' Club. -Prizo Ml** Nellie Amlck, Orlando.................... 1,500 neighbors are suffering the loss of nil the bride’s maids. Miss Helen Putter, niece Miss Maude Harris leads tho game this winning fowls from nearly every State of tender vegetables. Despite the sudden of the bride, was flower girl and.Miss week with MiSs Gladys Gntchcl a close the Union and from Canada, Germany drop in temperature on Wednesday night Margnrct Zachary bore the ring. Rev, J. second, whlld Miss Mildred Potter Is hold­ only a small jxirtlOii of tender benns and F. McKcnnoti, pastor of the Presbyterian and England are Included. ing down third place willi* ease, and tho President-Emeritus Charles W. Eliot, of cucumbers-hare- beep injured n g vet nf paformed tho certs rest followliig'wuh'handsome returns. ftre foot library the great ^'Celery,Delta" nnd the ability mony many using the ring service. Tho bride A ten year subscription would liavo to make good our claims as the most fa­ wore a handsome traveling suit of flue the |>ro|»cr thing, has set about fixing the j>ut those not holding first -place in the vored section in tlte world can be made blue serge. Tho groom and bcs^pian size of a normal family. He beileres the lead. The contest will dost; soon nnd if again. were attired in ItagL while Hie costumes number of children in every family should yohr favorite fails to win the piano blame The'recent drought over the state de­ of the maid of Hu*wr, bride’s maids, be live or tlx, and that a woman should yourself with ndglect. monstrates tho value of irrigated lands flower and ring girls were of -delicate bear a child every two years from the —Tho Cousinul changing of. thc popular in Sanford,—Tha cold inap-lhia weck-de- white__Immediately after the. ceremony age, say, of 24 until she Is 40, wijh al­ contestants into first place is as Interest­ monstrates the value of our lake protec­ lowance for death to cut -down- U»_a.v-__ the entire comjmny present at tho church ing a game to watch as over has attract^ erago.uf oigJ^jJius acquired. tion. . ________ repaired to the lovely Paata home of Mrs.4 ad -the American public. To be a winner The shipping rates —demonstrate -the C. F. Cooley, where congratulations were - Abou£.23BD pcrcs in the Connecticut in n contest not only gives honor in Urn value of our location on the St. Johns extended and n most delightful reception valley tobacco growing section will be de­ home county but a standing of note in river. „ given by Mrs. Cooley was enjoyed, re­ voted to the shade grown jiroduct this other states. It is well worth the time LUCKY SANFORD I « freshments, consisting of delicious salads, year, against BOO[ acres so cultivated last amj energy spent to bc tlie winner in“the sandwiches, rionm, dikes' and coffee be­ year. Growers say the expansion.is due Herald's “ Piano Contest.“ TbouRnntls’ tic ~*~Blrdmen In ¿Milord — 1 . _ ing served informally in airilhg room and te-»upplytnd-Aha—locseased dnmaml fnc in unmarked grnVes'ftT Tccglvc the houor . J. A..D, McCurdy the daring aviator parlors. The high esteem in which the sudi tobacco.---- 7---;— of being tho most jmjmlar. Fortunes Freezing tcmj>crnturo In Misslsalpjri Is who recently flew from Key West to young couple qre held was attested by have been lost to secure such distinction. Havana was in the city yeslerdny. Mr. the many pretty and valuable {»resents expected to destroy the fruit crojk Truck It requires nu sacrifice to be the most McCurdy was looking for P. M. Etder to received. At 2:30 tho brido and groom furmers probably will suffer severe loss. popular in Orange county. Bui everyone make a flight with him at Daytona with Mrs. Bonn nmLyoUng Miss Catherine Discrimination against cotton buyers who is helping their, friend to gain first Bona, mother and sister of tha groom, and cotton shlpjiers of San Antonio, Tex., • •- ’ ■ place receives in- return full value for Bench. ' every dollar sent In. Vour home is not left on the Trilby trail! for St. Petersburg, It alleged in a petition fllod with the In­ worthy a place in this county unless you To Telephone Subscribers their future home, carrying with them the terstate Commerce Commission by the are u subscriber to the Sanford Herald. You will get quicker service by calling high regard and best wishes of many Rcuncrt-Millcte Until jinny, of San Antonio, ” Reciprocity is our 'motto arid you owe it to your own interest to send your Shb- by number New directories arc now friends. against tho Galveston, Harrisburg and San Mr. Bonn is n successful young busi­ scrijitlon for at ieat flvo yonrs. Others out. If you huve none notify central, Antonio Ruilway, are doing, why not youT Send today to otlly call by name is given lu directory, ness man of St. Petersburg and Miss Hicks is well known in Sanford as tho Mrs. M. F. Keyes, the Contest Editor, nnd jirojycr credit will be given you ond votes or in case of party lines, where more than charming duughter of Mr. and MrS. Hlcks Arc You Thlnklni7 Yes $50 Per Week of Pnoln. Did you estimate where you can inuko one party is on the line. to your favorite. fifty dollars j»er wock! Read all the ad­ vertisements j»resontlng to you tho many plans and schemes altered by the thou­ sands of advertisers and, after consider­ ing them carefully, can you make fifty dollars a week! Those widoawako contcstoiTls sITW limr “CiraftW *hr — President, Mrs, Chappell; 1st, vice-j»resl- Squires, Mrs. Dclnniatcr, Mrs. Sj»cer, Mrs. Card Porty. Plano Contest offer and those seeing the Pitts. Mrs. Welker, Mrs. Stnrr und Mrs. Mrs. Samuel Pulcston was the charm­ dent, Mrs. J. K. Mcttlngcr; 2nd. vice-presi­ upjmrtonity entered the race and with ing hostess at a beautiful card party at dent, Mrs. M. H. Bowler; 3rd, vlce-j»rcsl- Coney of Columbus Ohio. ** ’ . * • slight effort on their part have organized her home on Park Avenue last Thursday dent, Mrs. J. D. Jinkins; secretary, Mrs. their friends to win for them an elegant Safalnagundl Party afternoon. The' jwetty rooms were taste­ M. A. Miot; treasurer, Mrs. R. M. Mason. Mrs. Samuel Pulcston arid Mrs. Robert piano. They will not only win an instru­ fully decorated with cut flowers, violets At the conclusion of the business a social ment of excellent tone, hut will win the Newman entertained a largo number of and nosturliums predominating- The half hour wus enjoyed. honor of being the most pojiutar In Or­ their young frionds last Friday evenig at numberless red hearts that were strung ange county. If you havo not entered Mrs. Puleston's residence. over head adorned- the laws curtains utul Some of the members of the Welnkn It was a salnmagundi party and as the you can ninke fifty dollars psr week by were every where in evidence, gave a Club enjoyed a delightful bridge jiarty taking.subscriptions fqr Tho Sanford Her­ touch-of color that was very effective. on Tuesday nfternotm. Those jwesent numo would imply was u medley of fun ald and in this way may secure the piqno. Five Hundred was the game played and had a thoroughly good time und tfie nnd amusement for the entire evening Can you do as well ut any other business Exciting games and contests were enter­ it proved to be a lively one. jirize was captured hy Miss Miller, of in SanfordT Stop, and think about it. Highest score was made hy Mrs. H. L. North Carolina, the guest of Miss Haw­ ed into and j»retty prizes were awarded Then go to work among yoar friends and to tho lucky contestant». Miss Madge DeForest, Who received the' first jirize. a kins. neighbors and jxrint out to them yo\jr am­ Ward received as a prize a lovely lace lovely hand jiainted j»lato.. The consola­ bition nnd they. will, gladly respond to collar, and a pretty hatpin holder wont to tion |>rlzo wus a |»retty chlnn sugar shnke your request. The Woman’s Christian Tcmj»erance Misa Bessie Long. The gehtlomcn’s jwizo and it went to Mrs. Willium Keeler Mrs. Tho following schedule will be effect!vs Oscar Brady cupturcd the booby jirize, n Union held a splendid meeting In tho Bap­ was a* folding drinking cup and was until tlte close of the coutest; heart shajx-d-candy box, A 11 elegont tist Church on Tuesday of lost week, Mrs. awarded to Frank Mllteer.. N e w su d R e n c w s l i’ rk a Terras All the young jxsople who enjoyed this Subscription* luncheon was serve on the card tables nt Wildmnn jiresiding. A good number of 2 ,0 0 0 ' $ 2 .0 0 Year tiie close of a delightful afternoon. Mrs. interest«) members were jtresent nnd unique jmrty felt that they were Indebted 9 ,0 0 0 4 .0 0 Puleslon was assisted by Mrs. D. L. topics of vital Interest, were discussed to Mrs. Pulcston nmj Mrs. Newman for 2 Year 1 0 ,00 0 6 .0 0 3 Year ' intelligent and profitably. Mrs. L. K. one of the most deliglitfu! evenings of the Thrasher and Mrs. Robert A. Newman. 2 9 ,0 0 0 1 0 .00 . 5 Year Those so fortunate to be included among Philips read a most interesting and helj>- gay winter season. 9 0 ,0 0 0 1 0.00 10 Year Those invited were ns follows: Misses the invited were Mrs. William Keeler, ful jKijier on My Neighbor's Child aml Mrs. S. O. Chase. >!rs. U. F. Whilner, Miss Mine. Miss Roach of Americus, Georgia Ella Strlngfcllow, Pcnchle Lefilcr. Linda Attention, Bonus Offer Loftier, Madge Ward, Veda Ward, Helen Mae Doyle, Mrs, G. H. Fernold, Mrs. J. B. sang a very j»retty solo. As a special offer lu tlie contestants in St. John, Belle Smith, Lillie Fair Smith, Stryker, Mrs- Robert Newman; Mrs. Muy Mabel Bowler, Flossie Frank, Margaret The Herald's Popularity Contest a special Dicklns. Mrs. Geo. Fox Jr., Mrs. Aylett Mrs. Martha B. Oust entertuined in­ Roberts, Ethel Hatch. Gail Moore, Char­ rate on all ten year subscriplioas- will bo Fitts. Mrs. Arthur Yowell. Mrs. Deane formally twice last week at her charming lotte Keelar, Beth Mcttingcr, Gclsie Butt, made until the close of ihq Contest. R«gfisnl Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. W. R. Anno, M re|?ull*fi**u". ■ * MMl"Wttlmei. A lice Whitner. treiw Hredy. iilnr run« $20. reduced to Ten Years $19, her friend. Mrs. O. E. Wulker, of Topeka, Mabel Hund, Louise Shejiherd, Bessie with 90,000 Votes. B. W. Herndon. Mrs. LeVerne Hurt, Mrs. Kansas. The pretty rooms were ortlsti- Long, Laura Fish. Nell Gamer, Bessie Name your favorite contestant for the Edward Higgins,-Mrs. D. L.—Thrasher, cally . ikcqratod" ami such on air of Schumpert, Annie Parraroore; Messrs. PojHilurity Plano Contest and mail to the Mrs. Henry Wight." Mrs. J. A. Harrow. i>erynil« i a i to -maka^ the CUuda llQKJud. Juck Adams. Braxton Contest Editor, Mrs. M. F. Keyes, Sanford n nMrs. O ~W7 vr~*~BTOdy! w^iaw- ■■■»i*» « » Mrs.TJ. C. McDaniel. parties memorable “occassions to those Perkins, Nixon Butt. Eugene' Kouindlai, M n d lt— ---------------- ----- -— ------------‘ Mrs. J. W. Dicklns, Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez, who were so fortunate os to be Included Wllilo Leflier, W. M. Braddy, F. E. MilMrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, among the guests. Delicious salad and teer, Meade Fox, L. P. McCuller, J, D. Catholic Fair Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Geo. Speer, Mrs. Ice cream courses were served at these Roberts, Raymond Key, Will Watson, Tha fair oj»ened by the Catholic ladl F. E. Lane, Mrs. R. 9. Keeler, Miss delightful parties. On Wednesday Mrs. Bryan lllgglns, David Caldwell. Wideinan in the old Pastljns yesterday will co Charlotte Kcelof. Mrs. O. W. King, Mrs. Cust had for her guests the following Caldwell. W. J. Thlgjien, Archie Betts, tlnue until Saturday evening, ending with O.W. Brown, Mrs. M, H. Bowler. Mrs. ladles from town, Mrs. O. E. Walker, Mrs. John Deas. Hal Wight, Tracey McCuller. an auction salé and the giving away of Jerome Bruce. Mrs. H. P. Driver. Mrs. G. Briggs, Mrs. Cruse Barnes, Mrs. T. A. Norman DeForest. Williams. J. B. Lawson, prizes. The booths have been very at­ F. Smith, Mrs. Cruse Barnes, Mrs. R. J. Neal. Mrs. Johns. Mrs. G. 1L Fernold. Mrs. Carl Hamilton, P. L. Moore. tractively decorated. In addition to the Holly, Mrs. R. H. Marks, Mrs. R. L. Peck, J. N. Whltner, Miss Mell Whilner, Miu regular meat dinner and supper those in Mrs. Fannie Munson, Mrs, C. Dingcc, Mrs. Alice Whilner. Mrs. C. E. Walker, Mrs. C. The paper on the j»ersonalllty of George cliarge of tiie supjior are {¡repared to Paul Koely. Miss Hesilo Tyner, Mrs. R. Walker, Mrs. R. Honirlghous. Mrs. Frank Woodruff, Mrs. M. Martin. Mrs. R. Washington on written by Mrs.M.Hj.Bow- serve spagliettl. Italian style, and oysters, William Keeler, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. L. Hughes. Mrs, Cecil Gabbitt, Mrs. H. L. ler, and read before the Wednesday Club, cosmojtoliian style, at dinner and supper B. W. Herndon, Mr». O. W. Brady, Mrs. DeForest. Mrs. N. II. Garner, Mrs. J. Wednesday afternoon was one of the on Friday. Harry Ward, Misses Ward, Mrs. Commons, McEwan and Mrs. Edwards. „ very best that the club members have Mrs. Detamater and Mrs. Woods. Haa a Fine Band ever listened to. It was written in the Friday afternoon the followjng were In­ most interesting style and showed mucl^. Mrs. Fields'entmafned-the-tadta# 0/ vited! Mrs. Uinuick, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. research and thought. Beginning with J* Seufus.l people, lmvc. never had the opttie Home Mission Society of the Methodist Briggs. Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. George as u small boy Up-through his jioriunlt y of listening to a finer band than BrUsflp.J4a.JL 1L ChviiPcIL .Jrl»... A._ R. eventful and noble career every phase of that of the Royal Italian Band hero tills “with the 'Johnny tf. Jaoee'—»ho w, Tuesday afternoon. After a brief busi- Chappell, Mrs. Samrnis, Mrs. Dorner, Mrs. ing manner, and those present fell like ness session'the annual election ef officers McDougaL Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Raynor, they were better acquainted with the Their dally concerts are enjoyed by Large crowd. * 1 ,, ’ cook place with the following mult. MUs Raynor, Mrs, Squires, Mrs. Ben Father of our country than ever before. t ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING SOCIAL PEOPLE. I \ -, ' ' ‘f i ' “ r ît t~ r • -• .■■ y 1 j ' . . 'U - p í v •, ‘J r . • —» . V. . • i É W w ii a i M Ü ¡Ü . . V f f f w b f iiìir t ” 41 �m* — *,t •*': 1-rvi NPORD UtRALD febrii nry 24 H ere's^ «•©position If you will agree to buy all your m en’s furnishing goods here, we will guarantee that you will save one-third and gel better wear and looks than you have ever enjoyed before, by buying at random. Isn’t it worth a trial? For instance, we are featuring t h e Savoy Shirt, one of the *best shirts in the country, and we have a glorious array of new spring patterns, all laundry proof, to W H E R E DO YOU BUY YOUR C L O TH E S ? Are-you-getting full v a l ^ for the money you pay? W e have our doubts about it if you haven’t bautight them o f Us Show You. PVscse ^ 2 / '$ 1:50, $ 1 fo r^ p ringr -forSre-aim to carry the. best lines and v the best prices in •town. Better investigate buying your spring suit. this m atter1 before all the new.shades of Brow n, Tan , Fancy an d ,P la in as weU asTBliie Serges^ We have just received another shipment of new spring Neck­ In our imipense line you will find wear. Greys iiein J jjjii JJulcss^ou .Juivc.-oijeLof.-tljem;jtepJn-and look -them A ll made full back or semi-fitting just as you wish them and over. t from . $5.00 to $10.00 cheaper them , with others you may have.- O u r prices ■ ^ ^^^$35.00 to $10.00. M * - m m '« _ N o . 11 7 First Street -CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A B u dget o f Opinion "J u s t Be­ tw e e n you and M e " EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT ____ _ * - _ ml '** • _ ** Prices 50c.and 25c. i . - -II . . But I wish to warn you not to be top free .ttllh..rour opinions. . Even If vntxination does no good, as you Infer in your article, it is a source of great revenue to us and we will protect our rights The fact that a few thousand'chlldren become imbeciles n few hundred lose their prms, and a few score die as the result of vac­ cination. Is not and should not be of any moment. What is o life tircOTbparlson to the gleeful pleasure of a scientific opera­ tion? Call them sacrifices if you will, but they ore sacrifices on the altar of Aliopatliy, the glorious cause of medical sci­ ence. The so called sacrifice of life should be, and is condoned. 'What would be­ come of the great medical profession if we Were not nllowed to practice accord­ ing to our alma mater and the great god­ dess Pandoral And where would the American Medical Association be If all the members did not stick together and invoke the law to protect up nnd our in­ terests against people who, like yourself, scoff at the nrt of vaccinalioni Hnvo a care, simple Saunterer. For less crimes men have disappeared. Heart failure we sometimes call It to fool Uie trusting and simple folks, but the subtle poison that produces death by heart fail­ ure is hot known ouuide the medical pro­ fession. ' . - , • • la Anion* Ye Taking Notes and Faith, tie’ll Prent ’Em’’— y So Says Saunterer. SjwW«/ Cm r m p r. Tkt Utrald. 4 Now 1 am In for It and will probably disappear some dark and «tunny night and few people will ever know Just how'it occurred. Because 1 am against vaccina* lion the following letter comes to me from St.’ Augustlnp and tny friends can aee the grave danger hanging over my head: Tha Cu/Utone Saunlerer, Sanford, FIs.; ’ Dear Sir—1 was. very much surprised'to see your *score" on the art of vncclnalion in the Feb. 17lh issue of the Herald. >* You ask “ Where Is - the smallpox?” Do you not know that the presence of smellpox Is not at all necessary t<p create a smallpox scare? Any of us can start the fear bug going) and once started It goes on like a Snowball, gathering i«^»riion s as H travels. Now to the point! Did if ever occur to I’ crhapa .you belong to the classof you that you were running n great risk of becoming unpopetnr?—Do you'»now ttinr 4»e» i >le springing up evcrywlrere, wire ftn you are running- counter to one of the want of a better name, we call cranks strongest organizations in the country, and. (odd¡»is. Such people read books and stud* and think and do oilier things when you denounce vaccination? that common people have no right to da The regular supply of virus is made and It must be sold. It posts money to prt>- Some of them actually even resort to nat­ disease. Of course duoe virus, and the *m6n up1n Detroit ural mean* want pay for their work. The work is disease can be cured by natural means, mssrTahddlsguiilngand IhedoclollWlU) without tha use o f drugs, but what is to perform it require good pay. And with­ become of the medical profession if such out a smallpox scare or a scries of scares practices continue! The common people a Jot o f good - modicoi tuen would be out have no right to read and.study, or even of an income. Of course there is no to think, as w<j ore., well prepared to do smallpox, and even if there were, that that for them. Our glorious profession would not alter matters materially, as Just thrive* best where ignorance Is most as many people die of smallpox who were dense. Therefore we must use every vaodnated as die of the disease without means-we have at our disposal to keep vaccination. And, again, o smallpox people in ignorance. As a prominent scare causes a good many diseases—Just medical lecturer and member of the the fright alone bringing on disease in board of health of Milwaukee said to ray nervous people. Furthermore, many peo­ friend. Dr. Kodramund: "To bell with the ple get sick end sotno have tltelr arms common'people; we have them by the amputated end some die as the result of throat and ye will hold ttuun vaccination. That means more profes- - These sentiments must be held by all fiitrg1r t r tnr nnl " u,,,tlng eeif-respecringTnetfteal-TnCTTfnaftTflieP ere! million dollars we doctors get in this est of our great science, and shame be to country every year for performing tha any practitioner who dares think that the necessary vaccination operation. common ffaoplo should be enlightened on Now, simple Saunterer, do you under­ the subject of health. If he can no long­ stand why there is a smallpox score? er fool them he had best get out of the _ -—••— . find, a fine-line of Silk, Silk Lisle and other hosiery, in nil the plain colors ns well ns the fancies. Prices 50c, 25c, 15c and Our furnishing stock is comple, so give us a trial and save* money. • ‘ 1 » • * - i Furnishings for Men Who Know No. P A L M E ] R & S E IG H Clothes That Satisfy. •-----• . ... .: A t our hosiery counter, which we have replenished, yon will and a great deal better than the supposed made-to-measure kind. S ee our window;--seeing js„_belicving—then xom c in and-aslr to see our clod iiiig; i y q ll-n o t cost you: one=ceiit-to ' ' compare The finest ever, all snappy new patterns,„anti you wmr’t F u r n is h in g s F o r M e n W h o K n o w We have no use for such .XCcrish the word.) • -„ And you, simple Saunterer, think wo use the "blood of the brindle bovine." Such, in fact, is the Impression we wish people to have, but as you arc n man of letters you ought to know that the virus used to vaccinate your child Is identically the same as the Syphilis germ. -The in­ jecting of that germ Into the blood also predisposes to consumption. Now get your think box in order and possibly you can figure out what n perfectly endless chain we have for promoting disease ami Increasing the volume of our business. We must be jirotected at oil hazards. We have the organizations, the men and the money, and we soon hope to havo the laws which will throttle any man or woman who dares oppose us. The hills are now In cpngress, aad In the very near future the country will be compelled to build new prisons to'hold the men and women and children who refuse to obey our mandate. So herd's our great toast: May all creatures boy to Allopathy—ami God. Trusting that you are now frighten­ ed Into submission nnd will nevermore dura to write as you dld.last week, 1 oin, Yours truly, 11 7 First Street * profession. chlckan-llvcrrd. .reformer?. J. W. Gossman, M. D. 4 The same old story was ld|d - at ’ thé Commercial Club meeting lost- Friday night, the same story that tells of great deeds but floes nothing. This semi-an­ nual blowing off of concentrated hot air never accomplishes anything. These love feasts are ail right but President Lake ought-to-geUip a . rousing -meeting, in- a few weeks ibat would really enitmse the members Into paying dues and get a few new member* into the Bekl. A little speech, a little soda water, a little song. B Hull- .sandwich will not build a city. Tlie Commercial Club should meet with the avowed purpose of raising tnouey and raise the money even if it takes beer and pretzels to db it. • • • IDEAL FERTILIZERS BEST AND CHEAPEST Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Beans Tomatoes, Cantaloupes, Potatoes r Send for our booklet, FLORIDA VEGETABLES. It contains di­ rections for raising ult the principal products o f the State, care­ fully revised and brought up to date by our most subcesMul growcrs. No publication on this subject contains $uch practical adilce. All gardeners should have it; from the owner o f the small home garden to the largest shipper, In It w ill be found the special IDEAL formulas that have been constructed by careful study ot- actual field results; They are Invaluable, being perfectly holuiicrd and from the RIGHT SOURCES. Get the BEST and make MONEY. Call on our Local R e p re s e n ta tiv e R. C. M ax w ell or address Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer . JACKSO NVIU E, FLORIDA —T hx | | JUST THE TIME h To Think of Nèw Furnishings ---------- F o r -Y o u r H o m e — ..... W E HA V E THEM EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND SlOVES Our new line of S TO V E S R A N G ES and K IT C H E N arc the kind yo& have wanted and couldn’t get. 4 Sanford city properly now takes the boards and th^ eyes of the investor will seek this source for ids money instead of e seductive edery field. Too long has the ceutitry property held sway. Let the txM w m m te •^ w a r n jG r a to r ts this summer should be directed toward building a Greater Sanford. Get your lake front and build beautiful res'dvu** end bring in the tourist*. '- / g Co., — — ■— SEE ^ —— —— O U R BAR G AIN —¿i ■1 C O U N TER WltLIfflS&pnETEER Rarid Building Ju st a cro ss the stree t �T ilt SANFORD HERALD ASK YOUR RETAILER ASK YOUR REATAILER FOR SANFORD CELERY A Newspaper Within a Newspaper Published In the In terests o f the Intending In vestor and S e ttle r by the TH E H ow ard-Packard REASON Land Company, In corporated, Sanford, F lo rid a WjHY T H E AfARD-PACKARD LANDS ARE T H E BASIS O F SOUND IN V E S TM E N T Written by B. A. HOW ARD, President Lands- in. Florida vary -.as-do. lands elsewhere, that is why I say see your land before buying. Some lands nre reniute. frinii rnilrnadk -awmiipy--while-others-arc—jusL-sand. There la nbsolutely-no nged tp "gt^ jguck” (lo use the parlance of die day) in buy­ ing Florida farm land if ihe prosi>eclive ' I inents, The Fifth Avenue hank’s divi­ dend was 100 per cent, Bronx Borough bank paid 20 per cent; First National bank paid 32 per cent; New York County National bank paid 40 per cent; Union “Trust Company paid 50-per-cent as did the United States Trust Company. Out of a list of twenty-seven banks and trust companies only one paid as LOW -aa-^per cent and* only one paid The marked effort to make the South finance her own develop­ ment is but another move to concentrate capital where it is most handy for the financing of the plans of the money power. Peoples Bank Building • * * purchaser will go about it in ihe same way ns he docs iiis other business. *• , , #r At the prices we are offering our lands 1 consider them much lower than their productive capabilities warrant. Every ncr^we ore handling will prove Itself, under intelligent cultivation, a larger in­ come earner than any interest earned in any bank, stocks or bonds. Even if not cultivated, these lands will prove satisfactory by reason of the un­ earned increment—the greater the num­ ber of settlers on any tract the greater the increase in value of the remaining tracts. By the natural law of supply and de­ mand alone, the -liawnrd-Pncknrd lands are the basis of sound investment. Why shouldn’t uny man who . mokes up his nund, make money on any of our lands?/ Dollars do not grow on any oT the trees neither do dollars sprout (rom the ground in u literal sense. But any man1who looks forward to anticipating the temporary,. inconveniences of settling in new territory and prepares to meet them for the sake of the greater future, can do better here than he can on u weekly salury. When 1 was in Chicago rcncently, 1 was struck with the difference in the i k >sition' * of the nvernge Chicago toiler and the settlers our company had located in sunny Florida. I saw thousands of famTHeS WhOBtrtotnl enrning enpntstytssuf-licent only to provide for their necessi­ ties day by day. They had no surplus. Poor food, poor housing, accidents, occa­ sional non-employment kept them on the margin. Likely some of them had neg­ lected Uieir.-opportunities. Like enpugh The point is to seize your op­ portunity NOW. Now — TODAY, while good lands ure low priced and while Xiown-im d-n-little-eneh inonth-J with—no—taxes. o r . interest.-tol bother you. T w a ftl to getr in touch with the man of some mentis— even if limited. I want him to write me ■ • how much money he can get to­ gether. How many members there are in his famly— if they are working, how old they are. I want to help the deserving man some of them were on tile margin liecause of their own folly, but iu uny cuse, living in a mere shack and cultivating enough to live on in Florida is far better than the wearisome round of toll up SAN FO R D , FLO RIDA �,v n ; February 21, m THE RECIPROCITY TREATY The Mapes Complete Manures Where seems to be great dissatisfaction tbroughaiit the State generally as to the.resulta obtained from m ost of the fertilizersusedlnst- seaso'nr ■ ” != Many ¿rowers are now beginning to see clearly what we have been suggesting for some time, they might expect to have happen froni the conUnuad use of the. Acid Phosphate (rock ) goods. A curiously large number of those of our old eus* tomers who were gotten away from us by the in­ ducements of the so called “ cheap goods" "Just as good as Mapes,” are coming back to us this season to have their groves and fields restored. . ■I' " - - -----■— - "* ** - r1 The Mapes Fertilizers ore evidently considered a refuge In extrem ity when help Is needed and hope almost gone. You certainly get the benefits o f over thirty years experience In Florida and over fifty years In the manufacture o f fe rti­ lizers generally. If we cannot help you the cave Is Indeed hopeless. ■:* *:■ . *:* LTITtaa*1~*n~»w vii^ei -».— it-■— —■...-— .yp«i. ■. ^ gtai—VlJ1 i—■i | J A C K S O N V IL L E rV L O R ID A Common Sense—Thafs All Before commercial fertilizers were known animal manure was considered by the practical farmer to be _the bestioun .of plant food.” - He didn’t know why except that it gave him the results. Liebig explained the reason when he showed that ammonia, phos­ phoric acid and. potash were, necessary as food for plants and that the ammonia in the 'animal manure was what produced the growth, but that it was neces­ sary to also have phosphoric acid and potash to pro­ duce the maximum results. W ith all the development of the fertilizer business, animal fertilizers have always held first place on ac­ count of their crop producing qualities. They have no superior as .a source of ammonia, Arm our Atiimal Fertilizers derive their plant food from Blood and Bone and Dried Blood (concentrated animal products) combined with phosphoric acid and potash in the best forms. It' is becausi; they contain the best and most natural forms of plant food that they are so popular and the demand for thein is increas­ ing so rapidly. ; 1 Arm our Fertilizers Grow the Biggest .Crops * I *• 1 H ow ard -P ack ard Land Co SALES AGENT ARM OUR. F E R T I L I Z E R WORKS Jacksonville. . '■ » ■ 'H ib e ü e m e i C O M M IS S IO N M E R C H A N T S CAR LO T D I ST R IB UT OR S W e want your crop and will offer special inducements' O '* R. M U R R E L L , Resident M^rnag SANFORD, FLORIDA _ W . J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ’ Will Be a Great' Step Forward Tor Florida Growers Florida’s famous early fruits will have free ncocas to Canadian markets. Florida fruit growers have long recognized the value of securing even reductions In Canada’s fruit tariff, and have repeatedly petitioned our Stnje Department to attempt some relid requests in mind that Canada was asked and prevailed upon to concede, with reluctance, not merely the reduction but tho entire abolition of her duties on fresh fruits from tho UnitcM, Stott*. Enrly strawberries and other berries frotn Flori­ da, as well as her grapes, now encounter a duty of two cents per pound on entry to Canada. Peaches are taxed f 1.00 per 100 pounds, plums thirty cents per bushel, and molsons three cents each. The‘ im­ portant of Canada's complete removal of these duties"'tuts been the sutdeet- of numerous appreciative letters from Florida to the Government. Last year the United States sold $1.271,000 of fresh fruits to Canada, paying $261,000 for the privi­ lege. Garden produce from Florida will now find ready aale in Canada free ’of all tariff handicaps, reaching the Dominion many weeks before the slow-ripening * northern crop matures Early potatoes, _ onions, tomatoes, etc., command high prices in Quebec and'Ontario cities. We , sell $865,000 of fresh vegetables annually, in tiie face of SM2.Q00 duty. Potntoes are taxed twenty cents a bushel and most other vegetables thirty tier cent. 1 Florida is eptandtdty «(touted in take nd«- vantage of-ifio removal of these duties. Dried fruits, apples, pears, peaches and . noncots are made mutually free by the J reciprocity agreement. On canned fruits ( Cfinnda lowers her duly by one-ninth, or , ■ from 2U-oanta to tw o oento-jiar - pound. ■» On canned vegetables the rate is lowered j by one-sixth, or from 1 ^ cents to 1W Free cotton-aced oil has been conceded hy Canada. Heretofore this northern product has been dutiable ut i7H per cent on entrny into the Dominion. Dur­ ing 1910 this country sold $1.111,400 of cotton-seed oil to Canada, paying np proximulcty $200,000 duty thereon.” Con­ siderable quantities of cotton-seed oil are produced in Florida. Under the proposed arrangement fl»h of all kind, fresh, salted, or preserved in any manner, arc to be mutually free of duty. The United States Imports from from Canada nearly $5,000,000 of fish an­ nually, this being one-tenth of our total consumption. We collect about one-half million dollars duty on. these imports, nnththb amount is of course added to the price our .consumers pay for the fish. The rates or the principal varieties bought from Canada arc three-quarters of a cent or one cent per pound. The removal at duties will lend to render fish leas ex­ pensive throughout the entire country, a fact of great interest to regions whose warm climate make fish a peculiarly valuable food 'staple. The removal of our tariff on Uve aniinals, and the» reduction of that on meats of all kinds, will help to lower the cost of meat In this country, and a state like* Florida, which produces little meat of its own, will find nothing but benefit in this arrangement. Our present rates on cattle are, in general,' equvalcnt to between twenty-five per cent and thirty per cent, and these will be completely, done away with. Our present rates on meat to four cents on bacon and hams. I( U proposed to allow Canadian wheal and other grain free entry into this country. While this will have no im­ mediate effect ' on the price of cereal foodstuff», it will operate to forest oil-on increase in their host-when our consump­ tion shall overtake our production. Even at the present time it will steady the prices of our breadstuffs and widen the of our milling supply. AGENTS General Fire Insurance _ . , Of flea with H O LD E N B E A L E S T A T E CO. Sanford. . . . . Florida Best Fertilizers FIRST CLASS CRATE M A TE R IA LS , Sanford, F la Periodicals Stationery * C IG A R S and T O B A C C O C O L D and H O T D R IN K S IC E ■ W h o iesair-an d - R e ta il SANFORD, FLORIDA WHY HES1TATE7 An O fl.r That Involvaa „Ns Risk For Thom« Who Accept'•IL“*i We are so positive our remedy will completely relieve constipation, no matter hpw cbrunlc. U-may be. .that We offer to furnish It free of all coat If It falls. Constipation 1* caused by Vwrimcsa o f the nerves and muscles o f the large Intestines or descending colon. To ex­ pect e cure you must therefore tone restore them to healthier activity. W e want yon to try Boxali Orderlies, on onr guarantee. They ere eaten like candy, and ere particularly Ideal for children. They act directly on the They have a neutral ectlon on the othj r organa or glands. They do not purge a t cause any Inconvenience whatever. They will positively overcome chronic or habltnal constipation and the. myrÍk*í*UU'-brabi¿£n£tt clironìc ailments. Try Iterali Orderlies at our Hak. Two airea. 10c. and 25c. Bold only at our store—TU* Iterali Store. 1- R. PHILIPS P R A C TIC A L W E L L D R ILLER S Artesian and Deep Wells See Us Before Placing Your Orders Magnolia Farm " n iV n ^ R e o t M. C. VAN BUSK IRK, Prep START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT If you begin it in W O O D R U F F ’S shoes you' have taken the first step toward m aking ih c New Ycai* hap• i ■ pier and .more prosperous— happier because comfortable jpQT£-4>ii?JspcmuaJ3ft£Aua c - y o i U L m i ^ _ terial prosperity depends in a great measure on your physical ¿omfort. Step into the New Y e a r in W O O D R U F F 'S shoes Married or Single. Have a Home or a Good Safe Investment. The Markham .Park Addition O n the O rlan d o road just two from street car line blocks T h irty B e a u tifu l Lots Just been laid out and streets being graded. • N o w ready to build you a home. ( N o place like hom e.) . . • $20 Cash - $10 Per Month W IT H O U T . IN T E R E S T See me at once. It d o n ’t cost noth­ ing to look and gef your choice. Some lots shaded with oaks and some with orange trees. N o w is the accepted time. 3 See M e at O n c e and S a v e M o n ey Room No. 1. Garner-Woodruff Bldg. F IR S T S T R E E T SANFORD* FLORIDA �•V - - February 2-1 1011 THE SANFORD HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS Budget o f In terestin g Item s - From C orrespondents THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY erndent S ta ff o f Reportera Weekly ■* Covers the Territory for The Herald CELERY AVENUE NEWS Special Correspondence to The Herald: Mils Miller of North Carolina is visitinn Mrs. Dell on the avenue. Mr. Dell, we learn, has purchased the Barclay place on the nvenue, consisting of ten acres of fine celery land and two residences. The place lies between the Kossctter farm and that of Mr. T, I. Haw­ kins. Mr. Dell came to the celery delta a few years ago and engaging in the truck­ ing business on rented land was success­ ful. He has now purdisacd a place of his own. Wo learn from Mr. Barclay that he will not takie his purchase-money nbmnd to invest ft, but having so much confi­ dence In Sanford dirt he has nlrcndy Is completed. s —rrfThe colored church at Canaan had h large baptising at the East Coast Ferry Sunday last, six converts being baptized. A large crowd of whife folks attended the baptizing.. ' ■ A church social was held Wednesday nigh0 3 0 'o’clock, nt MootiTs Starioirfor the benefit of the church. -Mis. W: frt. Cost i ctjcI u s I P i idny-nfm^ noon at her charming home on Cameron avenue in honor of her, friend, Mrs. O. ~ — E. Walker. -. Dainty^ refreshments were nerved, consisting of fruit, salad. Baud, wiches, ice cream and cake. Among those present were Mrs. Q, E. Walker nnd T her sister. Mrs. Edgar E. Brown of Beck Hammock; Mrs. H. 11. Chappell, Miss Jes­ sie Wheeler and Mrs. Angus Chappell of Celery avenue; Mrs. Will Squires; Mrs. D. E. Squires, Mrs. Carl Woods and mother, nnd Mrs. Dr. Dclanmter of Cameron ave­ nue: Mrs. W. A. Raynor, Mrs. T. Edwards. Mrs-G. C. McDougat, and Mrs. Welker nnd daughter of Celery avenue. will conduct the afternoon service in the Morton Holcomb, n couslih of the Har­ Lake Chnnn chapel on Sunday. ris’ is visiting at the Harris home and In­ *1. S. McKenzie odd family report n cidentally seeing the country. pleasant time at the Geneva picnic last We have been unfortunate the pqst Saturday.' week accidentally. J. C. Rich let a plank fall ou his foot while nt work in the GENEVA JOTTINGS warehouse, crushing n Toe. He hns been Special Cormpomlrnce to The Herald: on crutches ever since but will soon be On Inst Monday Mrs. G. R. Nicholson walking again. And J. W. Powell, whilo nnd daughter, Miss Bobbie, entertained handling an unruly mule was thrown vio­ Mesdnmes Gresham, Homer Nicholson. lently, against n timber In the barn nnd Ellicrcdge nnd Speer with, whnt is known sustained serious injuries. Three ribs arc In Georgin, a regular "hog-klliing dinner", fractured nud ho is much bruised. He is Only those who have enjoyed nil the good getting along as well ns possible appnr tilings of a hog-killing know just wi|nt cntly nnd when strong enough expects to this means. Full justice wns done to go to the hospital at Orlando for n time. the meats and also the dainty sweets. He is visiting nt his son’s home on Midi Geneva enjoyed the first fish Try of the igan avenue. His wifo will be here soon season Inst Snturdny. Besides an abund­ from their homo on Long Islnnd. She hns ance of fish, there were baskets of every very poor health nod hopes to be benfltkind of good things to enl. These gather­ tc<£ by the change. ing ore nlwnys pleasant nnd nre always On Wednesday evening of lost week pleasant nnd nre nlwnyB largely nttend- our people had whnt they called n family od. ' , gathering nt the cflurch. About 8 o'clock Mrs. M. S.'Ethcrcdgc nnd brother, W. L Sicg entertained Miss Brag, John Hud­ dleston und Mr. nnd Mrs. David Speer at o very pleasant, dinner Saturday. At the homo of Miss Letn Peters on the Mth. Miss .Peters nnd Miss Brag Potato Barre We shall start up our barrel factory^ vithin a few barrels *\ of digging season. We will have, in addition to our two shops in the center of town, ► ,w A Shop at Beck Hammock Deliveries will ......... . ■ be made -«*,-»■. ■■ ' most convenient gir in Henry H. Deane i il—<M|i liin; «*—*' >■"mm niill First: Street PHONE 255 « 1 <> On the tenth of tho month we hnd a fronk-furtcr roast in Mr. Beck’s park * for ■the benefit of the church. -The affair wns a success both socially und financially in spite of the coolness of the evening. r for potato storage room should get barrels in advance they began to spread a picnic supper and the evening meal nnd the social rime which followed was greatly enjoyed by nil present. Wo hnvc.sotue lamps in the efijneh now nnd look forward to ninny pleasant nnd beneficial evenings spent Henry Orders should be booked at onc&— AJJ who have tine party. Pleasant games and music » Thursday evening of this wejj^ the were enjoyed until a late hour when men of our community plan to -meet at delicious cakes nnd fruit punch were the church and .discuss matters of interest served. • to growers nnd probably from some kind Mrs. Fred Yerkcs and two interesting of an organization for future study and children, of Jacksonville, arc visiting mutual benefit. their parents, Mr. nqd Mrs. Huddleston. Clarke Deck nnd Ids visiting brother, Mr. Curfoil, who is AUpcriulending the Enrle Gormly- nnd his visiting brother, hew railroad business, attended the fisli and I-awrcncc Wch «pent a few days last wnek Ub^hb:_ilYei-Ji>tdng, The? bad fry on Lake Hnrnev. Mr. Egbert of New York, arrived in line luck and a’ jolly good' time. Walter Haines shipped a car-load of Gcnevn Friday oq a visit to his friends. Messrs* Messrs. Ballard nhd Williams have been — Mr. Clifford Smith, Mis« McKenzie, MrA. making business visits here recently. McKenzie of Clmluotn and nieces of Judge Hnytnakcr of Wichita, Kansas, North Cnrolinn drove over in their car­ surprised his old friend Dr. Minnick with,, riage Saturday and enjoyed the picnic u visit last week, Coming Friday after­ with their friends who were very glad to noon nnd spending the night at tho have them. Minnick home. The Judge is u very active The many friends of Dr.* J J. Burns and talented mnn, also very successful will fie sorry to iedrn of his being quite financially and proved himself n very in­ ill at the home of his daughter Mrs. teresting nnd interested visitor. It was Raulerson. his first trip through Floydn and he thorougldy enjoyed nnd appreciated what Rain wns never needed any worse than lie saw in and about Cameron City. at the present timerit is so dry tin? seed Mrs. Coney of Indiana is visiting Mrs. ■ Edgar E. Brown nt her luvely home on cannot even sprout. Geneva avenue, Beck Ilommsck. - PADLA-POINTS - - ’ Thu county commissioners have the lumber on the ground to build n bridge Spccllil Correspondence lu The Herald: The Weather Hiii) week lias been trying across thcT slough at too East Const ferry to suprisd us will) a cold snap, but it and we learn operations arc span to beproved to he mostly bluster, no harm . gin. This, will considerably lessen the done. ■ * . ' »’’ * „ - crossing li.rne nt the Terry and will be Mrs. A. E. Curtiss sjient the week in bailed with delight by automobflists. Mr. ani Mrs. Hawkins spent last week tier pretty borne here. days. Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida III PARK AVENUE, y McLauliri 1 SANFORD, - \ : Phone IOG FLORIDA JEWELER [ R E TA IL CASH GROCERY MY ^SPECIALTIES Mrs. and Miss Wciser, of KnoXvillp, witl» their friend, Mrs. Clark afOvic-do. * Term., formerly of this place, arrived, last _ A. FÁIUIEK. Pickurd's Hand-Painted China r week on a.visit to. their old home nnd > J. B. W ILLIAM S, Prop. Gorham's Sterling Silver. friends, nnd- are J lie guest qf Mr. and Rogers’ Plated->Wnre •' ' - OVIEDO AND LAKE CHARM Miss Taber, at Twin Lakes. •Special Cor. to The Hrrnl<t. Elgin and Waltham Watches Conductor and Mrs. Robinson have been Miss Cluru Milieu, of Sanford, was the "— finest« -BT"the Cushing, bouse .several guest of the Misses Pearson, for n weoksFruits, Vegetables, Candles, Cigars and Tobaccoes -weeks. Mr. Robinson' is filling the posi- entl visit, and a river trip^ to Wckiwn . ALL GOODS ' GUARANTEED ■ t|on o( Mr. Brannon shice his-accident. Springs, where u delightful dny wns spent | All Kinds Country Produ ce Bought and Sold Conductor Brannon is nyw so far rcqovcr- by n jolly.crowd. ~ • 21*, Cor, 3rd Street und Sanford Ave. ♦ I t etl us to be enjoying n ten days’ campThursday evening, Feb., 1.1th. Miss | P. 0. Box 112 SANFORD, FLORIDA Phone 62 . ■ ing expedition in the woods' with Mrs. Millie Hicks was "surprised" with Brannon arid family friends from* the miscellaneous shower, from her ninny * + «->* * * ++*•>+4-<••*++*44 4+ ++44+ 4+++++++♦ 4 AND West. friends in the neighborhood. A large Charles Lee left I.ako Chnnn Monday party gathered at tier home, nnd the m inniiT Io#fitnm #••FtftiF*w f-ffvlT,’ - for Miami and the East* Const, vlu.Tampu "bride-elect" was the recipient of muny, and Key.West niuHoycly tokens of their esteem. - De­ Mis* Carrie' Brooke of Umatilla spent licious refreshments werq served, und Sunday with her parents, Rev... and Mrs. most enjoyable evening spent. ROOM 20 Brooke.* Miss Louise Brooke is cujoying Several picnic parties enjoyed the A visit of several weeks with friends in beautiful trip to the Springs last week on J ■ Upstairs, Pico Block Thinpa friends. the launch. Nina. Dr. C. C. Thayer spent Inst week nt The event of the week, was the wed­ Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m. Lake Howell looking after his orange ding of’ Miss MUJle Irene Hicks and Mr. AND grove interests in that vicinity. J. E. liana, at the church, at noon, Mon­ | Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. •President and Mrs.Ulnckmun of Rollins day Feb., ityth. The church was beauti­ SANI OKU, FLORIDA O fflcf Above First National Dank College. Winter Park, came in' on auto fully .trimmed witli palms, magnolias and t * ’ c * Saturday to enjoy Mr. poster’s Irospitnlity vines.. Mrs. W. D. Buchanan presided at X S t r a n g e r s W e l c o m e manner. - ■ ^ the organ; Miss Cooley nnt| Mistr'Schmclz The I-adies* Club had nn open guest noting ntrufhers; Miss Zachary maid of .day with Miss Frances Allison of Loke ltonor; H t u T- Pearson best man; Miss Charm Friday afternoon and evening last. Margaret" Zaduiry ring hearer; Miss The attendance was large at both goth- Helen Potter flower girl. The impesaive E AS T NORTH *. crings and the flnancinl results gratify­ marriage service, was preformed by Rqv. ing. The feature of the nfternoonwua.fi J. A. McKinnon ofSnnford. Immediately ------ m y delightful antHnspiring address from after the ceremony the happy pair, re­ Miss Marian Evans, Ph. D„ who is an ex- ceived <}ie congratulations or their friends, vice president of the National Federation at tile home of Mrs. C. F. Cooley, which » * •, _ y* *1 * * ol'Wumon’s Clubs. We hnd the -plensme wns* charmingly derarnted for the oc­ casion. Dainty refreshments were served. uf listening again to Miss Evans Sunday afternoon in the chape! at Lake Charm Mr. and Mrs. Bona left, muld showers of on the religious influences of the Passion rice and good wishes, on the 2:30 train, •'toy ut Oberainmergau. It was a won- for St. Petersburg, where they will make * .. . * ---- duful oddresa-aod on» that will not soon their home. SOUTH WEST be forgotten. Oviedo and Lake Chnnn »re privileged in coming into such plcnBCAMERON CITY ETCHINGS. ELECTRIC LIGHTED P U L L M A N % ant acquaintance with Mrs. Foster and To die editor o( The Herald: her guesu, .Miss Louise Manning HodgThis is~ Washington’s Birthday and to DINING A N D SLEEPING CARS Uos and Miss Marian Evans. those of us accustomed to colder winters We ore glad to have with us again Mr. tiie present cool wave seems very appro­ «nd Mrs. Mallory of Georgia. who have priate, coming at the lime of this nation­ C. W . R O S E For Information, Rates and Reservations see near . - been identified with Oviedo interests for al holiday. We understand that our lamio-Goast-Line A gent or-wr-it-e P R O P R IE T O R “ ■ m y thkf|-y-'yeafs In tHeIr orange grove neighbors urMoore’s 'StalTon" have plan7 Ptoperty here. We look, for their coming ned a.Lady .Washington social far this every year. Mr. Wheeler of Georgia ac- evening and we with them all.success. comjKinica them and all are guests of TheGormiyt nnd Stevensuns ore en­ the Cushing hmip 1* JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA joying a visit from Prof. Gormly of Ot­ FLORIDA SANFORD, Hr. Mallory, who is interested in oil tawa University. He plans to be yrlth us - * ’ kinds of philanthropic and church work until March 1st. • j- Staple and Fancy Groceries, Hay, Grain and Seed I Sanford Library T I frgg Reading Room f P. C O N N E L L Y GENERAL FIRE INSURANCE AGENT Atlantic Coast Line k JL m m jU L M *. *• > .. a HjL ■ , J. *i is.- _ : tl_ �t u f SANTORO J1LRALD THE SANFORD HERALD Pablltbed Every FHf»7 Morning ■I Sanford. Fla. I . ). Hour. Editor and Proprietor — Mi — g ^ « g = 3 tu sw rtptlan Price, *2 .00 a Tear tn Advance Entered u eecood -d u e w a ll m ailer August 22nd. U H », at the Poetoffloe at Sanford. Florida, ander Act of March 3rd. IB79. jl . Offlca In Herald DuUdini Téléphona Ha 148. ATTENTION! PRINTERS! The herald has the greatest bar fain In a cylinder press ever liven. W rite us fo r particulars. $500 cash takes the best job and news cylinder press In Florida. Miss Garners Launch Party $n* of the meet dekghtluLj^lMpf-lijK week was the launch party^gtven by Mioa Nell Garner on Wednesday to her many friends In the city and to their », v is ito rs . I The party met at the city dock about 8 a. m. and going aboard the launch Wekiwa were soon on their way to Wekiwa Springs, add although t|ie early morning l i » : II« 5'8 If« M If ■ B ir mm- inti- V RÊ&I i t # Tir • young ptKlple did not seem to be similarly affected, and everything went on "os merrily'as a bell"—that is,' after Frank > Ifilteer succeeded in ' getting the lion's share of the "cover." After about an hour on Lake Monroe and the S t Johns the Wekiwa was reached, and here can be seen some of ihe mfni beaull/ul scenery to be found In Florida, the windings of the river reveal­ ing new b£aulj£Ì"\o **tbo èyè flfW c r y turn, and the dearness of the water mak Ing It possible to see the fishes and other aquatic Ufa at the bottom of the rlVSE “ 'Copt. Thomas, the capable and effident manager of this trim - little boar which will afford the people of Sanford many days of .pleasure the coming sum­ mer, upon reaching the river saw that it would be too low for the entire trip to the Springs so piloted the party about twenty miles up to "Camp Cameron," where the stop was made for lunch, and such a lunch. It "Would* take a connoisseur to des­ cribe it. It was a feast—presided over by one of the chaperones, Mrs. N. U. Garner, than which there Is none beUer. ribly assisted by Mr. Garner, who is "some" when it comes to making coffee "a la camp." After about an hour’s rest the trip back wai started und upon readting Lake Monroe it woe found there would be time so thè "hustling" little d ty of Enterprise was "taken in" and the chicken farm and springs visited, which was qll interesting to those who were etrahgers to. the at­ tractions over there. Just as Old Sol was sinking to rest the trim little craft was tied up at the d ty dock, and after all thanking Miss Nell for having given them such a pleasant dar the party dispersed to their several homes where they will long remember the trip on the Wekiwa. Miss Gamer's. guests on this occasion were: Misses Belle Smith, Lillie Fair Smith, Mubel Hand. Ward, Christine Rich­ ards, Linda Le flier. Estelle Beard, euria­ line Gannaway. Gall Moore, Margaret Roberts, Ethel Hutch; Messrs. G.G. ficarnc, ^Nixoa Butts, Archie Betts, J. B. Lawson. R. R. Dess, Frank Mlitecr, James Williams, Fidi Moore. Chaperones: Mr. and Mrs. N. If. Gamer, Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Gamer. 0B*ND oppobtwniiv f o r the Investor or the home Builder Messrs. T). L Blanchard and -O. E. Taft, private sales managers for the Bowman Realty Company, who recently put on an auction sale of Iota in Celery Avenue Ad­ dition, ore In town for the purpose of put­ ting on a Special Private Sale on those very desirable lota. For the qext thirty days the Bowman Realty Company's Gold Bond wllf.be ac­ cepted as a $20 payment on any lota pur^ chased. These bonds will be distributed throughout Ihe city or con be had at the office of Mr. J. N. Whltner adjoining First NatiOaal Bank or at the Pico Hotel A rapid sale of these lots Is predicted as they are well worth . the prices, asked for them, and the $20 discount tljould be a great inducement to the In/estor'aaweB^Pfilf in«n w ir in g iiuc. building lot in '‘.Lucky Sanford.” A call nt J. N. Whitner’s office or phone 107 will bring a team to the door to take any one out and look oyer the property. M E T T I N G E R ’S • • • • • l ------------------------- ------------------------- One lot Ginghams 15 and 12 1-2c n -| p One 4ot Silks values - Home Mission Society The Woman's Home Mission Socicty.of theMeofexHo» church held their annnal election of officers' last Tuesday afternoonr February 21st, with the following results: President—Mrs. H. H. Chappell. First Vice President—Mrs. J. H. Mettlnger. • Second Vice President—Mrs. M. C. Bowler. Third Vice President—Mrs. J. D. Jen­ kins. Recording and Corresponding Setre- <r Public Meeting — Tbs ffihlic Is nrrdinlly invltcd-ta-aitond a meeting of Sanford Lodge of Odd Fel­ lows on Tuesday night Feb. 28. at 7:30 in Opera House building. Grand Master W. H. Malone will deliver a lecture on Odd Fellowship. oq « i R E AD r• . • " * In This W eek s Saturday Evening Post T h en G om e and See These" Rem arkable Cars Sanford Machine & Garage Company (E V E R ITT ••30” ) State Agents The Studio o f D. R. and Mrs. C. E. Lewis Is now open to receive a lim­ ited number o f pupils for tuition In Water Color, Oil and Tapestry Painting also Pyrography (o r Wood Burning) and coloring o f photographic views. Prospective pupils must apply w ith ­ out delay as the.Studio will positively be open (THREE MONTHS ONLY) as a fter that date Dr. Lewis will engage In Parmlng. For -terms Complete Course or Separate Branches apply at Studio. Room 2 Bishop Building, SAnford. Florida. (305 FIRST STREET) A Card o f Thanks To the many friends and acquLamnnces who tendered eld and sympathy in our In Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit. Orange County, State o f Florida hour of dire distress and sad bereave­ ment. and especially to the Independent j. t . Harrison Order of- Odd Fellows of Sanford that Chirles U Hamilton. Ju­ Morti afir Foreclosure K. HainUtim. Samual furnished us with the services of Mr. W. lia W. Gaar anil Leon alai It. J. Jensen, nnd to Mr. Jensoh for his« Dunyan. W. Gaar and Leonidas II. Dunyan: tenderness and faithful trust in car­ ToItSamuel appears from the affidavit of Andrew John eon. at he it the ing for our beloved husband and father herein duly Bird, lu which tie la y * that solicitor of the complainant In the abutve entitled, during his suffering, we extend our heart­ rtu u . that the da/rndanta Samuel W, Gaar and Leonidaa H. Dunyan ara non-mldents of the state felt thanks grateful in appreciation there­ of Florida, and that their rcaidence la in the city of Richmond, elate U Indiana. of. You ara therefore ordered to appear to this bill A Big Success Mrs. Rachel Harris. on Monday, the 3rd day of April, 1011, the lame tain t a rule day of this court. Tb« German Flea Circus Show with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dobbins. It u further ordered that this noth» he puIJDhrd Johnny Jones Exhibition Shows is cer­ for four successive weeks in the Sanford Herald, a Mrs. Frank Darling. newspaper publishrd in Sanford. Florida. tainly. a remarkable performance to see. Stephens Coates Harris. . Witness. B; M. Robinson, -clerk of the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Cfm ilt In Orange county, The German Prof. Kuntz with his troup of Florida, and theaeal thereof this ihe 10th day of * # People's Church 300 educated liens give a beautiful circus February, lu ll. I). M ROBINSON, plerk. The pastor preaches both morning and performance under his personal com­ [seat! Uy M. A. Howard.TVC, evening, II a. m, and-7 p.m. At night Andrew Johneon, Solicitor (or Complainant. 27-41 mands. They do astonishing stunts. Jump through hoops, walk the light rope, loop Mr. Waldron will give the second of hia the loop, pull wagons, chariots, cannons, sermons to girls. “ The Bemi Age." A Notice For Publication hitch up with gokleo harness and dance cordial invitation is extended to every­ DEPARTMENT o r THE INTERIOR U. S. LAN D OFFICE u> the music of the Merry Widow Waltz, body to attend ail the aervieea. o f this . Gainesville. Fla., February 4, IBI I > church. all dressed up I d Sunday costumes, and to see fleas In hobble skirts Is certainly amusing and they ore interesting to the most intelligent people. Wm. J. Brown, the general manager of the attraction, while in Germany seven years ago securing new attractions for American carnival managers personally engaged the German Professor with his troupe or educated IIeas,\nowlng It would ha a big success in America and ids first engagement was in Madison Square Gar­ den, New York City, and for seventeen Weeks.-then to all the big stau ralra, where business was equally as good as in New York City. The Professor has everyone of his performers named and calls them by names whlbb they understand as well as a bona or dog when be Is giving ex­ hibitions. This is the German Professor's first appearance in Sanford, and the people here can consider It a rare treat to get such an attraction it* the German Flea Orem. • • $1.25 “The Story of the Everitt’’ Treasurer—Mrs. Dr. Mason. The meeting was held at the home of MrsrWrP.-FIrido-in—Markham—Park, anti after off business was transacted a most enjoyable time socially- was-had and dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. w Card o f Thank At a meeting of the Board of mana­ ger of Sanford Hospital Association Feb., 18th. It was unanimously voted to ex­ press thanks, to all who helped, in any way to make the Charity Ball a success. It wished to heartily thank Mr. Driver and his associates ' for free vuse of the Sanford House. The Sanford tian<J for cxcclcnt music. Mr. Holly for printing and the Eagles for a donation of money and their continued interest. At their suggestion a "Tag Day" will bo observed for the benefit of the Hospital fund. The management feel very much encouraged by the interest people express in tills cause and hope that the hundred and fifty dollars, realized froaj the Charity Bail will be increased until a sum suffi­ cient, will be on hand to build a Hospital as Sanford needs. Mrs. A. T. RosSettcr, Sect. Mosquito Canopies Sandfly-Netting, Window Screen Cloth Men’s Straw Hats W om en’s Fancy Parasols W om en’s Trim m ed Hats Novelties, Fancy Goods The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. Bluestone at 9 cents , per pound Cement-Coated Box Nails Wheelbarrows, with W ide Tires W e will sell you a 46-in. Fence at 32 cents a rod The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. Notice la hereby riven that Edwin A. Gilbert office address It Sanford, Florida, did. j whoa» poet-office Methodist Church on the Stb day of October, 1910, file In this office and'ApplhratkM. No. 07840,,to Services at the Methodist church next Swum'Statement purchase e ithe n-w U of i-r V; and n-e M of a-w M. Section U ____ 12, Township 21 sooth. Range 31 coat. Tal­ Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 p.m. condccted lahassee meridian, and the limber thereon, under by the pastor, Rev. J. A. Hendry. Morn­ the ptovlslons of ihe act of June 3.1878. and acts known aa the "Timber -and Stone ing subject: “ God the Father reasoning amendatory, Law ," at turh value as might be fired by appraise­ with man Ills cbiid^f Heaven's light upon m ent and th at pursuant to such application, the land and limber thereon have been appraised at an earthly pathway). At night: "A per­ Five Hundred Twenty Dollars, the timber etllm sl- - _ 40.000 heard — feet ■ - —.— -rat #»wS pI*“r r - M |Sto* .- 414MM U X40.000 SJ , t / V V / sonal faith in «pareenal Christ-"- AU are board iid feet » - at 82.50 per M. andI the ' land. 3220.00; tl applicant will oner final prouf to support that said cordially invited. — of application and sworn statement un the Iftth day. of ^April April. Hill, before the Clerk uf the Circuit T. M. Elliot Court, at Orti dando, Florida, Any on tl at liberty to protest this purchase T. M. Elliot, aged twenty-four years, died last Saturday after a lingering Bi­ ts. Mr. Elliot had suffered for years entry. HENRY & CHUBB. with tuberculosis and cams to Sanford to 28-Bp Resister. get the benefit of a warmer climate but come too late. L wese w ss ee-eesseeeeeseeesseesejHis unde, J. O. Langford came here to look after his nephew and earned the remains tp Adams. Tenu., where inter­ ment will be made. — BY TH E — t USIC Conductor Kills Negro isrf>o bag .fhartfft /,f t U , Sanford-Lakeland run. was forced to kill tin : Sunday.- The negro was drunk and shot at Conductor Butts, who Immediately pulled his gun and killed h|s assailant. This ebrmht be a lesson to the negroes who imagine that Capt Butts wili stand for any trilling. City Fish Market Salt and Fresh Water-Ffsh A. FO STER W O M A N ’S E X C H A N G E , Fancy Works of A ll Kinds. ph*"*%«u Stamping, Embroidery Supplies. Popular Prices. For terms see buimw Hand Fainted Chi»» Home M id * Cooking a Specialty. Consignments and Orders Solicited ***** ***** Canfori) Santo " F a m is h od ou a ll m w s » ^ ^ f t -------- SANFORD Ay«PHONE S8 j ---- LEE & CO. H .C . Haskins Florida At Postoffice Sanford Avonuo and J . JC. , T Hi¿finP SO N r OeA ^ h IN Western \ Meats P H O N E 68 Old City Markot 8 ar)ford, Flor|dl �Wf M'V i-"' Tv ' rV •* ,i f , m m 'r WT3SP ■-r* T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D »*’ h [ February E4t 1011. -i— white. Beat sponge cake, Mra. L. C. Horn. Singlo Comb Whlto.Orplpglon, cock Salt rlBlng bread, Mrs. A. B. W hit­ Best Angel food, Miss Mary Gil­ erel, F. H. Preston. man. _______ ' __ ■ Singlo Comb W hite Orpington pul­ christ. Fine Sewing— Machine and Hand. Marble cako, Mrs. P. Bellows. let, P. li. Preston. Best underskirt, Mrs. Dovoll. , Homo made broad, MI bs Rona Cou­ Slngto Comb Whlto lslnnd Rod, cock Best chctnlso, Miss Mary Robinson. rtly. Col0 & Ward. > ¿T l 4 Best night gown. Miss Mary. Robin­ Loaf of Boston Brown Bread, Mr». Single Comb- Rhodo Island Red, pulson. ** W. P .Armstrong. lot, Colo & Ward. Best child’s dress, band sowing, Loaf o f homemade corn bread, Mrs. Singlo Comb Ilhodo Island Hod, Miss Mary Robinson. __ W. F. Armstrong. cocikerel,"Colc & Ward. Best child's dress, mncblno sowing, Best dozen light rolls, Mrs. S. E. Rose Comb Rhode Island Red, cock, Mrs. O. W. Malloy. I vor. II. E. Cole. Best child's skirt, Miss Mary Robin­ Singlo Comb Black Minorca, pullpl, Beat 'boaten biscuit, Mrs. J. D. DI- |‘ ._ . ‘ * ' #» ____ mond, * ■ son. A. Y. Fuller. Bout-hemstitched apron, Airs. Belch. Single Comb Ilhodo Inland Rod, ben, Best glass of grape Jelly, Alt#. C. G, Deal bale of hay-made from beggarBest bedspread, Mrs. II. L. Booman. Leo. Colo & Ward. Tvced. C. Ii. Ward. . Best table cover, Mrs. J. S. McKen­ Rose Comb Rhodo Island Red, pullet, . niass o f grapefruit mormnlado, AlfS, Best balo- of bay mndo from crab zie, Chuluotn. -j m A .1 1. Danlols. W. J. Stnrr. g.osa. A. C. Starblrd. Boat bureau scarf, Mrs. R. S. Brown. Single Comb BufT Orpolnglon, cock, Glass of ornngo marmalade, Mrs. fe. Beit balo of rloo straw, C. H. HoffPlano covor, Mra. J. S. McKfcnzIo. II. Crur. Oorrltt P.,J«d(l. • nor. Dost child’s dress, Mills llnly lvos. Singlo Comb Duft Oplngton, 'lien, Glass o f guava Jolly, Mrs. L. Q. „ Best rfamplo o f Para grasB, Walter Best Roman embroidery, Mrs. R. M, McLean. j Gerrltt P. Judd. Drenucin Slugln Comb Barrcd Plymouth Rock, Glass of quince Jolly, Mrs. S. E. Ives. Hudson. < Best dosen hundlee of Orango counBest French embroidered sltlvt waist GlasB of npplo Jelly, Mrs. S. W „ boh, F. Mustolwhite. ■ly T * s P°sar, l s l ! Mrs. A. W. Holden. Best Cornish Indian Game, cock and Trout. _ q ,W. Bmtlh, 2nd*-»5i****— —>— -----Best Montmollock embroidered shirt cockerel, first and second, J. II. Moon■ Glass of plum Jolly, Mrs. P. T. Boat dozen bundle» of Or-ango*emtn- "" SlliKleT*jnJ^Jiodo Island Red, hen, waist, Mrs. Burdctto. Scruggs. __ ._ > ■ c o i f ^ j k - *■ a l f t p 'Ojlumju. _ ty grown rice, II. J. Patrick 1st; W al­ Best shadow embroidered fancy earPtliiOi#»*; cofcfc^S&U.Jicna, first G C n ^gii .lipncli^sk-Jly;, Mrs. T. B Butt Plymouth Ilock, pullet, W. J ter Wertcott^ud. "rfojilf ***■< and seroud prizes,““^ I." a . llrolnlg, Boat dozen bundles of Orango coun­ Starr, Formosa. IloHt embi<jidcrciTpTnoW caso.' altrff^** Maitland. * v ■ Glass of huckleberry, Mrs. T. n. îbodo Island Redt cock, ty grown r>a 1*1* Cilnl'*i. C. W. .Maltblo. Osteen. „ , II.. II. Wilson. !ñl7TT\’ lnt.-r park._______~ Tefit lialf.'.bus h e l - r - K > u £ Glnsg ôf strawberry Jelly, Airs. M. ^znfc.i«0dnred Indies' dress* lira,« — I’tyioiu. Patrick. J. Al. siurbudc^ Hoso Comb' Ilhodo Island Tied, bon, Pit Game, best ben, C. W. MaltbloT WcoFs. Best halt.bushdl of Orango county II. E. Colo, Winter Park. Best omhfûldcrdd fancy apron,, Mrs Glass o f bncjricbrrry Jelly, Mrs. T. * Pit Gamo, bbst pull,et, C. W. Maltblo. grown corn, John Kcttio 1st; M. P. Mc­ M. E. W eeks.' Pea Fowls, cock and lien, Sotli B; Osteon. Sluglo Cotnb Leghorn, hen, II. E. Donald, 2nd. Best French Qmhrodured conteniiocu Gins« of peach Jelly, Mrs. T. B. Woodruff. 1st nnd 2nd, Colo. Best dozen cars 0/ Ornngo connty Mrs. Wrfi. Smith. Bronzo Turkeys, goblor nml hon, W. Osteon. Singlo Comb ’ Whlto Legliorn, cock­ ■grown corn, M. F, McDonald, 1st; .Glass of strawberry Jam, Mrs, F. T. Best * Wnllaclinln oiytirgtdored conE. Giles. . e r e l,'ll.'E. Colei Thoa, Etty, 2nd: terpicco, Mrs. C. T . Rowland. Goblor, Mrs. W. K. Graham, Fur-1 Scruggs. Singlo Comb Whlto Leghorn, cock, Beat bushel of sweet potatoes, A. M; Best embroidered colored contermurta, 1st;. Robert Hungu'íord Insti­ Glass of blackberry Jam, Mrs. S. E DSThCOvledov ls t;* »r Jli. Reddick, 2nd* If. 13. Colo. piece, Mrs, S.'W . Ferguson, tuto, 2nd. Ives, . SIpglo. Comb W htto Leghorn, pen, Built colored omfîroldorod table cotGlass of guava Jam, Airs. J. D. Di —} i 1j r l -a i T H T o ra : — 1 <x-* 'J L t __ _ ■ Hudson. Indian Runners, l.n.'PreVletT, I Best half dozen cubbagos, W. H. ' Singlo Comb Black Minorca, cock, Casi lo, Is la n d 2nd. Best embroidered table cover, Mrs. G!asa uf blackberry J<*Ry, Mrs. Mi E. ■L- li1hornioi>| B aufnnl______ ________:______ A .Y. 1'uHer. R. J. Waldron. Dark Muscovy, H, H. Cole, Winter AVceks. , , "Single ijuiiid mack Miborc"a,"irin, A.' --- —^a-bioidorod— Ei hi ft Park, 1st and -'liib Best exhibit of JullleJ ffrratgxPT n ~ y n s iiu r— , : _ • (Tati and. “ ’ ' W lili M .11IHTilKrAW ght'-*1-R'itndèUr ri c fÿ ^ r^ Florîdrl-p-Oduct«, - Mre.-Ar-Tr ^ouar, Ml.,¿ N’rll WltljuiT Singlo Cqtpb Rhodo Island Red, . IlCfit tbroo squaBlie», *Dr. Mlnntck, Runt embroidered belt, Miss Illta MrCtillnrh. 1st and 2nd. * cockerel, If. E. Cole, Sanford. Swans, black, male and .female, Lake Bopt Jnr.jJf,pre«orvud poaclicp, Mrs. Lawton. Singlo dumb Whlto Orpington, cock­ , Boat exhibit of rutabaga turnips, W. Improvement Association, 1st. Bust embroidered panel for waist W. F .Aridstrong. erel, Wolvcrsiono Pounltry Farm, Win­ D, Berry. Swans, white, male and fenVnlcrlAko Bust Jar of presarved pineapples, and skirt, Miss Rita Lawton, . ' •Best exhibit of turnips other, than ter Park. Improvement Association, 1bL Best embroidered parasol,- Mrs. I t Mrs. E. II .Crux. Single* Comb White' Orpington, pulrutabagas. S. 8. Grinin. Align tor, A. M. Nicholson, 1st. Best Jar quince preserves, Mrs. A, T. M. Hudson. Best exhlblt of swqet poiipors. W l.r t* Wnlverstouo ’ Poultry Farm, W * Best silk embroidered centerpiece. Carrier Pigeons, any. color, -Payton AIcCulIocli. ~V ter Park. D. Uorry, Sanford. Mussolwhllo, 1st. Best jar guava preserves, Sirs. W. Mrs. Win. Smith. Single Comb Brown Leghorn, Mrs. ■Dost -exhibit of beets, W. L. Van Best .cmhroldoreiP'aofn pillow, MUl Pair of Rod Carooau, Paytou.MuBSol- F.„ Armstrong. ^ W. R. Graham, Formosa. Duzor, Taft. ' - • Best-Jar preserved watermelon rind, Llzzlo Mathews. white, 1st. Single Comb Black Mlpbrca, pullet, Be*t exhlblt’ of lettuce, W .D. Berry. Pair of White Hortier, Payton Muk- Airs. T. \V. Matthews. Best embroidered Hedobo shirt wnlat A. Y. Fuller.' . _ _ 1st; F. IJ. Dale, 2nd. ------ —BClwhlte, 1st. Best jar preserved kumquatg, Airs Mrs, Allbrlttnn. Silver Spangled Ilnniburg, cockerel, Best exhibit of green peas, ,\V. L. Best tlnteil embroliTcrod u.blc covor, Black Rabbits,"DelJiney Way. 8. J, J’ ortor. \V. L. Booker, Formosa. Van Duzor, 1st; W. I. .Story, 2nd. Guinea Pigs, best collection, Sidney .Best Jar of preserved pears. Mrs Mrs. Dlffendorter. Silver Spangled. Hamburg, pullet, Best exhibit of celery, Delimiter & B<;st embrodered luit, Mrs. M. E. Nowell. . . . W, F. Armstrong. W. L Becker. Hilton, 1st; P. B .Dalo 2nd. Fox Squlirols, best collection. DorBest Jnr,.preserved, tomatoes, C. L. Weeks. Buff Coachln Bantam, cock, C, Prod . .Best exhibit of string boans, F. B. Hatch. i Best centerpleco, Battenbutg, Airs. soy Prescott. Ward, Winter Park. Dale; Hogs— Berkshire. • Dost Jar preserved figs, Mrs. W.'-ll j II. L. Denman. Slngk* Comb n. Ix-ghorn, lien, F. H. Dost exhibit of carrots, W. L. Van. Bust borip over 1 year old.'J. W. Howard. , Best hurSnu scarf, Ilattcnburg, MissPjceston, Pino Castlo. Duzor. Bust Jnr preserved' grapefruit, Mrs. Ellen Wood. Wllniott. White Wyandotte, cock, O, 1). Young, Boot exhibit of sugar boots, W. L Best jieii of pigs six months old or A. R Duuto)». * ’ | Hobt Honlton lace, Miss Kenn Fries. Orlando. * Von Duzor. under, nix pigs or more, J. W. Wjlmott. Best Jar preserved strawberries, lies (crochet cd tlirond tidy, Miss W. Single Comb Ilhodo lslnnd Rod, pul­ • Rotrt exhibit of Strawberries, Aubrey Mrs, Ö. E. Ivos. A, Wlllsoy. ’ '*■ Doroc Jerseys. let, Col«x S- Ward. Smith. ‘ Best "exhibit of preserves, Mrs. W Best crocheted centerpiece, Mrs. W. Best honr over 1 year old, Duroc .SIngIT* romh Ilhodo Island Red, cock Best exhibit of gourds, E. C. IlofT F. Armstrong; • '* H. Graham. . Jersey, 1 1 . L. Itiuimin, 1st; U. P. Judd, <’o|;j & Ward. Best crocheted handkerchief border, . .tier. Best Jar crystnlJzed oranges, Mrs. C. Itoso Comb Ilhodo Island Red, pul­ Victoria, 2nd. Mrs. Gross. . , fight colloctive exhibit of vegetables. II, Hr Own. Altamonte, , ' — Best boar under' 1 year old, Frank let, IL B. Cole. J. M. Htarbuck. Best crocheted table mats, Mrs. G. Best Jar eystallzed kumquhts, Air»Formosa, 1st; G. P. Judd, VicRose Comb Rhodo Island Red, cock- Eaton • i Best exhibit of cassava, J. T. Taylor. 8. Shinn. Hatch. , . torla, 2ndj e re l. H. 13. Cole. Genova, 1st; A. Y. Fuller, 2nd. Bout Dutch collar. Miss Ellen Wood, Best exhibit of ctystallzod grape­ Best Poland China boar ovor one Single Comb Black Minorca, cock­ Best peck of Ornngo county bolted Best drawn work, dress fo r child, fruit and orango strafvs, Mrs. C. II. yenr old, Ed Dann, 1st. erel. A Y. Fuller. Mrs. Al. K. Woeks. jncul, E, L. Brown. Brown. Altamonte Springs. Poland .China sow under ono year Single Comb Buff Orpington, hen, nest exhibit of ribbon sugar Cane. Most (able cover, Miss Hntabcl . Best Jar mixed pickles, Mrs. Al. E. old, Ed-Dunn. 1st. Pen No. C. Hyor. R. W. Hammond. Weeks. Cattle. Single Comb H. Plymouth Rock, BobI exhibit of green Biigar cane Bust bureau 3carf, Airs. Olivo CoD e «f Jar minced meat, Alra.'S. E. Devoir Bull, !l years old or ovor, E. cockerrlj Mrs. II. W. Wolff, Sanford. boon. __ Ives. ■ Chris Peters. Single Comb B. Plymouth Rock, pul­ J. Reel, st. Best fqncy apron, Mrs. AL H. Weeks. Beat exhibition of Jnpaniiso sugar Best two-pound of butter, Mrs, Hen­ Lady Rider. let. Mr#. 1!. W. Wolff. Sanford. Tatting. . cane. J. L, Jacobs. t ^ * * Bust lady rider over 1C years old, ry Parry. Whlto Plymouth Rock, pullet, L. C. Boat handkerchief, Mra. D. T. Kuhl, • Be*l exhibit of ayrut» from cano, R Best exhibit of home-tnndo cnitilyc Miss Addle Thompson, 1st: Miss Polly Horn. Best speciniuu of insertion, Airs. M. ’ W. fluriUuond.'Ist; E. !«. Brown, 2nd. not less than five varieties, Miss GorLight Brahma, rook, Robert. Hunger- Wolcott, 2nd. * ■ Best exhibit'extracted ' honoy not It. Jordan. Bust lady rlder under 10 years old, rrudo Ikiokcr. ford Institute, -Eatonvlllo. Best collar, !ftrs. A. Evorlngham. less than fi itounds, W, A. Chapman^. Bent exhibit of cannod vegetables, White Wyandotte, pullet, O. D. Miss Ella Slemons. Best tie ends, Mra. Ml II. Joidnn.Best flvo pounds Orango county fruits, tiroserves and Jellies, by one . ^ Hprses. Y/mng. Mesi Medallions (3 ), Miss Minn lard, L P. HnwthoraBest Htalllon, 2 years old and under exhibitor, Mrs, H. W. G root ham. .v'W hlto Wyandotte, cockerel. J. A. Gross. • * Exhibit of preserved . ortn»ago, Mrs * Host bottle grape Juice, Mrs. O. L. 'J, Wm. Davis, Takach, Sanford. General Fancy Work. C. G. Lee. Hatch. Bust mure or guiding 3 years old or Slngio Corn!» Barred Plymouth Rock, Best.silk quilt. Miss.A. Cleaver. Best box of oranges, C, F. Grannlss. Beat Jar pickled beets In glass, Mrs, over. W. M. Davis, Orango Blossom, ben, W. L. Bockor, Worsted quilt, Mrs. W. 1!, Foster. O. A. Bryorly, Ut;.G. G. Lee, Sad. Single Comb Barred Plymouth, cock- 1st; Win. Davis, Myrtle "D " 2nd. Cotton patchwork quilt, Mrs. 12. IL Best Jar mulberries canned In glass, Befit box of grapefruit, W. E. Hud­ Best Stallion, 3 years old or over, erel, W. I*. Becker. Walker. .- - • Mcs. C. II. lloffner. * son, 1st; C. F. Grannlss, 2nd. White Wyandotte, pullet, J- A. Ta­ S. II. 8 «lf,-’Winter Park. Knitted counlcrpalfio, Mrs. IL W. Best Jar peaches, canned, Mrs. W. Best saddle horse shown under «mlBest box of tangerines. Jus. B. Par- kach, Sanford. . Greet ham. _ • . ' C. Post... ■ .tin, 1st and 2nd. . Single Comb Rhode Island Rodj^ die, H. 1». Self, 1st; Seth Woodruff. Crocheted clilld'a aacque, Mrs. J. 13. (Honorahlo mention,,Airs. C. V, Row­ 2nd. Best box ot Kiunquats, C. 11. Ward, cock, Mrs. A. B. Sharp, Sanford. Tnylor. land and M. F. McDowell.) Boy Rider. Buff Plymouth Rock, pullet, W. J. 1st; Both Woodruff, 2nd. Knitted allppers, Airs. Fulton. Bout jar pears, canned, Mrs. E. M. Best boy rider under 10 years old, I-argost nnd best bunch o f gr/ipe- Starr, Formosa. Crocheted Afghan, Mrs. P. D. Martin. Padgett. Whlto Plymouth Rock, pullet, L. C. E. P. Ilyer, Jr., 1ut; Klfby Fuller, 2nd, Itull, C.-'lL Ward, 1st; Mrs. H. R Coronation braid shirtwaist, Mr#;-Ji— — ... Boat Jar-liuckUibotrl«», oamied, Mr*: -----------------:— -Hors««;---- ---------------TTonr------------ ------------------ : TYrAIIbrmoa:— T.-BrOstoon. Best cnnrh many or gctdlngrffTcnTB Röfifi Comb Rhode Izland Rod, hen: Best exhibit of pineapples, W. E, Coronation braid couterpleco, Mrs. Best Jar tomatoes, canned, Mrs. C. old or over, J. W. WIImotL -Martin:-----------“ " Pep No. 15---., W. B, Graham. “ L. Hatch. Best saddle innr0 o r gelding 3 years Single Comb Barred Plymouth, pul Rest exhibit cltruH fruits by ono Coronation braid tablo covor, AIlss , Best Jar sweet pickled poaches, MrB. old of over, Seth Woodruff. _ tnfltvlflnM, J. T ; McClain, I bI; C. F lot, Mrs. 11. W. Wo 1ff. ;L -K f Uxamusu.^ . , . ' . , C. XHatch. i Singlo Comb Brown“ I-cgborh, hon, —TfeslUtMIlffn ^ yeara old or ovur, C. Orannls, 2nd. Coronation braid bureau scarffTlirBi.... Beat Jd^owcot pickled pears, Mrs. M. Hand, 1st; A. Y. Fuller, 2nd. For best box of oranges, Southern F. H. Preston, Pino Castle. Unto 1vcb, , Best driving horse shown to rig, C. AL E. Singlo C?omb Black Minorca, cock, Fertilizer Co., o f Orlando, gnvo.onePla cushion. Alias Etbol novey. Ik*Bt Jar s ^ u t pickled wotormelon M. Hand, 1st; A. Y. Fuller. 2nd. b»lf ton of special fertilizer, C. P- Gerrltt P. Judd, Orlando. Crocheted Cape, Mrs. Fulton. rind. Mrs. T. W. Matthews. Special—best driving horse shown Singlo Comb Black Aflnorca, cocker­ Grannlss. Lnwn shirtwaist, Mrs. H. A. Gage. Best jar sour cucumber pickles, to rjg. Mrs. L. F. Brigham. 1st; Mrs. For beat box of grapefruit. South- el, Gerrltt P. Judd. Crocheted long shaw), Mrs. J. W. AItb. M. E. Weeks. Claytun, 2nd. Buff Conch I a Bantam, cock, C. Frod % era Fertilizer Co., of^Orlando, gave Best Jar sour green tomato plckjos, Allbrltlon. n o n Stallion and get pur© bred, C. hxlf a ton of «p e d a l fertilizer, C. F. Ward. Fascinator, Mrs. L. F. Robinson. Mrs. M. E. Weoks. S llvei Spangled Hamburgs, pijllot, M. Hand. Granalss. W Handkerchief cose. Miss Sarah Best jar sour grep tomato pickles, Best- colt under 1 year old, C. AL 1 .. Tb« Wilson & Toomcr FerUlIzor Co, W. L. Becker. Slvey. Mrs. 8. AV. Grant Singlo Comb Black Allaorca, hen, Hand. of Jacksonville, offerod 8,000 rinmnds Bead handbag, 'Mrs. H. M. Gross. - «* Best jar pickled onions, J. P. Haw­ Domestic. Gerrltt P- Judd. of their high grade goods as special Bead necklace. Miss Kona Erica. thorne, Ocooe. Beat chocolate cake, Mrs. C. P. W hite Wyandotte, cockerel, J. A. for- «IU hi* iruUn,»F—-W!< SppCl|l Prizes (N o Premium Listed.) Bead belt, Misa Kena Fries, -W.-Cr-Hwdeea, W . J WjuL Tflkxsh, SaiToriT" guavas, Alte. C. Ü71í£Ifñer.' 'HöeT- e i i lUlC^Wlrtrifrux» "wodt,* Mrs?* Singlo Comb W h ile "LeghornrTRUT “ B e irrm lt enkor Ifnt.-JrM r dell. Ratcllffo. ' 1st. Boat tea cakes, Mrs. W. F. Arm­ Beat exhibit' o f pecans, Mrs. C. W. H. E. Cole. • Best oxhlblt palmetto work, Mrs. W, Canned guavas', Mts. C. Gl Lee, 2nd. Buff Coachln nantnm, hen, Ixxufk strong. dscoclu, Ist; N. H. Fogg, 2nd. II. Fobtor. Nut filled cake, Mrs. J. P. Mussel Best ginger cake, Mrs. F. T. Scruggs. exhibit of hickory nuts, E. C. AVeoks, Orlando. PREMIUMS AWARDED List of Those Securing Prizes [ at The Orange County „ Fair. 4 . \l 'Ù Hoffnar. Prof, nulmes "Citrus FriM »" as a prize-to tho boy or girl between ages of 12 and 13 submitting b«st essay on "Tho Whlto Ply" was aw aked to a pupil In tenth, grado, Miss l’ unloo DoLaney, teacher. Heat half busbel of yellow corn, Or­ ango county grown, McNeil & Darls, let; A. Y. Fuller, 2nd. Best quart of.grapo wine, Mrs. L. L. Payno. , Best quart homo made vinegar, C. L; Hatch. Host display of vegetable carriers, Overstreet Crato Co„ let; Consumers* Lumber & Veneor Co., 2nd. Best display of castings from foun­ dry, South Florida Foundry & Machine Works. Special prlzo for best display by an /ndustflnl and educational InsUtu-j 'lion, Itobert Ilungerford Colored Insti­ tute, Batonvlllc, Fla. ’ ^ Poultry. > j1 f ? , 'I �4 .-#. sr ■1 '■ Best leather fancy hand bag, Mis» Buth Abbott! •- ----u Sohool Exhibits. largest and best Individual school exhibit, Orlando. Largest and best rural school ex­ hibit, Ocoee. Largest and boat individual Junior High School exhibit, Winter Garden. Largest-aud best-Individual 'Senior High School exhibit, Sanford. Intermediate and Primary Grades. {First, Second, Third, Fourth rintP—i Fifth.) Best map of Florida Fifth Grade, 8anford. Best story ou Bearg Fourth Grade, Sanford. Best story on Dogs, by pupil of Third Grad»*, Sanford. Best tablet of written work by pupil o f First Grade, Orlando. Best paper on Florida fruits by pupil of Fifth Grado, Winter Gordon. pest specimen of Free Drawing by Third or Fourth Grade pupil, S-nford. Best collection of class work la num­ bers by any First Grado, Orlando. Best collection o f class work in numbers by any Second^Irade, Winter gll, Sanford. Best specimen of pen and ink work by High School pupil, Orlando, . Best Latin translation showing work or class Tor two months, W inter Gar­ den school. V * Best comparison of Florida and Cu ha with respect to soil, cllmat«, pro­ ducts and accessibility to markots. Buds_______ Best concise hlfltory o f Florida from discovery* till the present time, In not moro than a thousand words, Orlando. Best essay, In Latin or Greek on the advantages of «'s tu d y o f the ancient languages, Sanford. Prizes Open to AH Private and Public School Pulls. Cotton raising, Buda, Beat map of Florida water courses and harborfl, depth of water to be In­ dicated whore known, Orlando*. Best work In- First Year In Latin by class of not less than fifteen, Wlntcr Garden School. —Best paper on ’"riio Indian Oswoln,” Orlando. Best collection of Florida Insects, each specimen to ho propertiy desig­ nated by common and scientific names, Orlando. I ••Rod," hound, J. k . Cheney, 2nd; Best platter, Mrs, F. X. Schuler. Best dlnrier plate, Mrs. A. B.' Com­ ribbon. , Program Sales. mons. Boat punch bowl, Mrs. J. N.'McElroy, To tbo Boy selling tho largest amount; Delanoy Way, 1st. Best tankard, Mrs. D. D. Thrasher, Clarence Robinson, 2nd. Sanford. Payton MusseTwhlte, 3rd. HfRt collection of china painting, Leland Hatch, 4th. . Mrs. A. B. Commons. Greer Mcllvnlno, Gtb. Paintings, Etc. .satin, Bulk McKoy, Orlando. , THE PENNILESS WOMAN. Miniature painting on ivory, Rollins College, Winter Bark. I do not'mean the woman who lives Design In water colors for china In a hovel nnd who Is destitute of plates, Mrs. A. B. Commons. clothes but the penniless wlfo of the Design In water colors for china business man or the professional mnn Vase, Mrs. A. B. Commons. or the tradesman. How many times Designs other than named, Mrs. A last Christmas did you “hear n remark B. Commons. siigh as "my wlfo mndo me represent Designs particularly adapted .for .bought with my moneyT" And It was Floridn, Mrs. A. B. Commons. followed with*« langk-ns If It wero a Design^ for pyrography, Mrs. F. X. huge Joke. But the Joke was on tho Schiller. * other side. For so many years both Design for menu cards, In sets, Mrs. men nnd women bnvo regarded houseC. Keller, , jiu suuh a degraded menial 2nd. work that the fierformnnco of It Is not Design.for score c a r d In sets, Mrs. considered dignified. When we rcgnrd F. X. Schuler, 1st; Mrs. Geo. C. Jvel- t as a business the husband will recog­ ler 2nd. - ,. nize that tbo work of his wife In tho W ork« In Oil From Nature. homo has a financial value; that *bo Collect fob In oil, not less than five, ability to copservo tho family Income Mrs. Packard -lo-often—quite- -as—important - « » - t in » Figure In oil, Mrs. Packard. nblllly to earn It; ttiUt tho sorvlce of Landscape, Mrs. Packard. the woman In tho house Is valuable Flowers, Mrs. Packard. from a money point o f view nnd much Fruits, Mrs. Pncknrd. of It can never bo recompensed with Ootbcr,.’ subjects, Rollins College, money. Only the recording angoj can Winter Park. •• t •' toll ,tlie bumllilnlion of Iho self-re­ Collection in oil, not lees than five, specting woman who washes, cooks, W. F. Armstrong, 2nd. - * «cuts, performs ull the household-task! Landscape, MIsb Slarbuck, 2nd. with falthfuluess ami jviio never -haa .Words' In Oil From Copy. a dollar of her own forspend for n -HoWle«—College;—l e t M I a. j* j j uj eon, 2nd. dcslro of her hear. If «ho "worked MRrlno, MIfs Starbuck. m il’1 Rim rn iih l 1ig v ,i_ a p ,in d in c -n u w »w February 24. 1#tt h e s a id t h e W r o n g T i W The drummor oat upon a bi a truck and waited, reports the q! ^ ton Now8, Tb© train was Iato~„ , ^ commonly late, for It was com,! ' It he behind time. M CotDa<>*U* ^ Ho had not known this, ana v,. I broken up an exciting game 0f nocs at tho bote! In order not ,0 2 It. A I*q J JR, had wanted T■, & Wilkersan »g«|n, to ask » 2 ' hadn’ t better change their mind . u those goodB. hut tbo domino the time o f arrival of the train vented. ** s Therefore ho sat nnd waited t-j smoked nnd fumed idly and wished¡¡'^ wore a bod carrier rather this » .drummer. Besides ho had been baiii ' tho week, and In big.pocket jvn, ter from th0 firm asking him whT vl ' hadn’t done business^ J Aa he sat two men pppcarrd t», V men ho know, having Bold good, u ‘ hoUi. Thoy wer0 arguing f ie r r e lr ^ ‘ T il leave It to that follow Cn ti, > iruck.y one said ns they approached. Then he recognized him.. g0 did th. i other. "A ll right; Bald the Other: "Tai ask him.” -" i TCokyc-hero, Ktl," n i-.i ih riiTg.'^ "Me'n Androwa here want to hiot whether or not Najjpb'on ever crossed! the Alps. I any he never got r.cr.^-j,’’ Tho drummor thought swiftly. Tbti the othdr chlmqd Ijl “ I say lio did get aern ," liP>fall Tho drummor thongTit . ot.n merer, ir ho sidcdrnitJi <}&** th.» other'hilght'd»' col-hla hiiKlao«^ tvInflnTis-. "W ell," ho said, "Napoleon got rigjt Emack-rmriop- trTrhe~A hr~A*— -—---“ A-a-n-uh!" - jec*redv> tin1 ui neu mitur' ''he -dHn’t -,-r r r ---Cmv. lionV ■i t>t¡* ’’-''T^erp weakly, noting the b'tirr’s face; it 1 ain’t Jiifit that way. Napoleon wmilj liavo got across—U depends cn'Whit you call across, you know." Ths two looked nt each oilier. - t "Am I right or wrong?" both •ailed'. In a breath. Tho drummer ni:-L. for lila train wns coming In. ' * ' You're both right and both wrong," ' he said, ‘i ’ l write you about It.” . "You need n't,!? said ono. "N ot to me," said ttío other. "W o-asked you a. plain question,” said both. ''Cancel dint.order." The.» tho Irummer went Into Hi» smoking car and threw himself Into s ", dusty plush seat» "Oh, tho dlvvle," he said. "Wbo'd^ he a travail-g man?” DcBt collection dt native woods ‘of B ceT cofi (¡Tfi rumFlorida, #ut both crosswlso and length bers by any Third Grade, Sanford. Best collection of 'class work In wise the grain, each specimen to bo langungo by any Third Grade, Sanford. properly designated by common and Rest spelling tablet by pupil of scientific names, Orlando. Third Grade, Orlando. j BcBt essay on ''Kindness to ajl Best specimen of Free'Hand Draw-¡numb Creatures,” Ococo. lng by pupil of'Fifth Grade, Orlando. Prlzes to Ge Competed for by Pupils Best collection of drawings .by pu* Attending Any Institution of . pll of Fi.-ii-UraiR;, Orlando»-« Learning In the State. . ' ’ Dost-^ollectlon of drawings by pupil; Best dlsplny-of mochanlcafrirawlng, Sanfordr•of SiTu.-rd Grade. S.-.nfnrd. Best collection of shells. Orlando. . ^ Best collection of drawings‘by puplf Brat Imaginative sketch' of Florida; •di Third Omdr.-Orlando: I!ci>t i*611¿c l io il' of Color wo; it by liny year« lienee, ucôëêT IdinikcoufL-illss SDtrbuclL..'' ~ of-'ifer -7dW!l: but-b r r miHn ‘sh r tB~thg ' B oat"s u r ii EF~pbhirtmtTinri ssti odinner — SiTinUfe, M re. M.; 0." lip vB lp *^ “ piipffT fT iiirtrn ríré ro .ria in ifff luiine-tnaUerJinr work Ira* no business i)c*t 'epilpcllou uT Color Work by September! Ii65^ Hanford. Water Colors From Nature. vnluo. ^Inny fi woman bn« hrusheii the School Exhibits. , pupil pfS pccqd Grad«, Sanford. * Best collection, of^not less than 5, hot tears from! her eyes nnd choked Best collection.* of Color Work by Departments—'Entered represented In Hollins College, 1st down tho Indignation which- welled premium list: pupil of Third Grade, Orlando. Landscape, Rollins College. up in her lienrt. W hy should not she -Sanford— (0) Latin. Gtcek, -Mathe­ TTiB inr;rPSfnnf f "bL'Bt exhibit-made Fruit, Mrs. A. B. Commons, 1st. who has helped earn tho broad acres, by an Individual First’ Grade, Orlando. matic, Gcorgraphy, Languhge,. Science, Flowers, Mrs. A. I!. Commons, 1st. or litiilcl up tho htislneps at the store, Largest uu3 best exhibit mndo by an Drawing. Still Life, Rollins College. or save tho money to buy. tho house, Orlando— (5) English, Mathematics, individual Third Grade, Sanford. . , .Qthor subjects, Mr»! A. B. Commons. ever have fifty cents o f Lor very ow'n Best- pspernon “ The Bpongo Indus­ Geography, Science, Drawing. Portrait, Mis* Josephlno Keller. . Instead of being treated as n dopundAwards. try Of Florida,” Sanford., Host collection of five, Ruth Twitch, ent? When tho homo maker Is regard­ Class nnd Individual—Orlnndo, ’ 30; oil, 2nd.’ Best!1 map drawlog by Grammar • • ’ ed as a business waminn she will bo Sanford, 21; Winter Garden, 3; Ococe, School pupil, Sanford. Fruit. Mrs. F. X..Schuler, 2nd. considered aa n partner with such Best specimen of VoiUcnl Penman 3T Buda, 2. Flowers, Ruth Twltchell, 2nd. financial privileges ns tho family purse Prize No. I, Orlando, No. 2, Ocoee; »hip.by Slxlh Orndo pupil, Sanford. . Other subjects, Hollins College, 2nd. permits:— Contributed by a Penniless Best specimen of * Spcndcrlnn Pen No. 3, Winter Gnrdon; No. 4, Sanford. Water Colors From Copy. Woman.. ■*»— ' Floral Exhibit. manshlp by Sixth Grado pupil. SonFigure painting, Mrs. F. X. Schuler, Best exhibit of Geraniums (not less 1st; S. ’McK.iy.-2nd. ford. S U G G E S T E D BY T H E M O N U M E N T Best specimen o f original poetry by than ton plnnts), John T. Horner. Portrait, MIsb Josephlno Keller. B E IN G E R E C T E D T O T H E Best Bpoclmen-of Palm, John T. Grammar School pupil, Sanford. Fruit, Mrs. A. B. Commons. M E M O R Y O F T H E -C O N ........ — Grammar School. Homer. Flower«, Mrs. A. B,. Commons. F E D E R A T E S O LD IER S . MISPLACED TRUST. '(Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Grades.) Baby Prizes. Other subjects.' Rollins •College. Best paper on the topic, "Hqw to Animal, Katherine Hill. Handsomest boy baby, utfdcr. two (Forget It?). The wife of a Brooklyn city ofllcii! • Obtain Funds with which to Build n years; Sanloy Griffin, 1st; George Painting on Canvas. Forgot it? Ah, *tts easy said was standing nt the gate of her Modern School lions®," Orlando. • Tapestry painting, Mrs. Packard. Butt, 2nd; Arthur Partin, 3rd. Can wo forget our dally bread? grounds when a tramp mine along Best, essay on tho Mineral Resourc­ Painted screen mounted, Mrs. Pack­ Forget the mother, who for years Handsomest 'girl baby under two says tile Now Yoik Press. The fellow es o f Florida, Orlando. ard. ypara old, Mildred McNeil, 1st; Eve­ Watched o’er us( through. sunshlno dolled his battered hat and held oat Best paper on "The Advisability of line Smith, 2nd; Cherry Gould, 3rd. Painted plaque, Mrs. F. X. Schuler, and tears? •» r hi» baud. The woman, who pride! Planting Shade Trees and Laying Per­ 1st; Mrs. D. A. Thrasher, 2nd.. • "L Fattest hoy baby, under two years ■ herself on her ability to read facel, manent nnd' Continuous Sidewalks by old, Raymond Potter. Painted on porce.lulu, Mrs. A. B. Forget It?. Yes, iw oro hotter far looked nt the man closely a minute. a Town,” Orlando. Fattest girl baby, under» two years Commons. But can wounds heal without a «car? "W ell," sh e .said, "I never give to * Best description fcf tho lifo of a old, Mary McDuffie. Drawing In Charcoal, Crayon or Lead Can all the yesterdays of lovo tramps, ng a rule, but there's somfr Florida water-bird, Orlando. Pencil. Cattle. Pass.from us like the cloud» above? • *■ / thing about your face • like—some- ' Given by Mr. L. F. Domorch, President There wero no entries of cattio ex­ Head fro mllfe, llolljns College, 1st; thing which makes me feel I cau trutf Florida Audubon Society, • Forget It! Who that time would see cept In the dairy clnsB-rilersoy' breeds Rollins College, 2nd. you.” Maitland. . t —of which there was a good represen. Head from cast, Katherine Hill, W ifi When words of lovo our lips shall dec So saying, she handed-the frowtf Best drawing of a wild animal, not tatlon. Only a few years ago It was ter Park. Should o'er the pass a veil be drawn, stranger a quarter. He walked awa1 — smnllef than 10x12 Inches, Orlgndo. claimed that Jerseys could not live In And memory fail in -us to da^yi? Figure from caBt, Kathorino Gill. a dozen yurds, then he returned. - Best pnper on tho value of birds to this part of Florida. This fallacy has . Landscape from nature, Katherluo "N ever trimt a face again, mVnm, Florida, Orlando. —-----• been exploded. Few cows of any other Hill. Forget It! Aye, let us forgot he said with a smile. Then ho quick­ Olven b/ Mr. L Dome rich, President breed nre now kept for dairy purposes. Mechanical Drawing. Charles Hoard, The ¿vil, to the good hold yet. ened his gait, for he saw huff the so­ Florida Audubon Society, Judges:— Mahlon Gore, assisted by Orlando. Remember nil tho kindness done man’s face had hardened. ,. Maitland. Pen and Ink Drawing. Geprgo Abbott. Remember till God .calls us'home, Model Airship—awarded blue ribbon Landscape flora nature, Rollins Col— Ac Inle. Jerseys. 1.ANDS CHEAP. — under Sec. 7, Page 10, to pupil of Best bull over one year and under lege. * • r■ Orlando Public School. Display of pen and Ink, Mrs. G. C. U N C L E JO E 'S C H E C K . three, A. Y. Fuller, 1st prise. Florida offers Inducements t?’-at Best copy of preamble of the Consti­ . Best two produce of ono cow—twin Keller, 1st; Hoe, 2hd. tution of the United States, Spenceri­ Figure from copy, Rolling College. Col. Henry Casson, sergeant-ar- other State con ofTer. It h“ * cows, A. Y. Fuller.. an or slanting System of penmanship, Hoad from Ufo, Miss V'. Hatch. arm« of tire House,of Representatives, and cheap lands In conjunction Best bull over 3 years old, Lambert Orlando. Head from life, Rollins College 1st; has the original check given by Speak­ the finest climate In tho world. Tbll & Vivian. *- Best copy bf preamble of tho Consti­ r er Joseph O. Cannon, a few years ngo condition will noi long exist. M e«1 Best cow 3 years old or oven, J. M 1st; Mrs.,0. C. Keller 2nd._ tution o f th e .United States, vertical .Sepia Drawing. to a book agent, and about which an lng that lands will become higher la Cheney. * system o f penmanship, Orlando. Figure, Mrs. Q, C. Keller. interesting history has been told, says price aw th« now scttlcrs’ rome. Best bull calf uuder one year old, Is the accepted time. We have f o B * 1 Best specimen of any ¿loom illustrat­ Ja» Laughlln. Jr. Landscape, Rollins College! Human/Life. * Just far enough to-demon strafe th»W ed. by pupil of Seventh or Eighth — Beet—herd,—one-huh end -four fe­ ------------- — — Dogs. ~ An agent visited tho Speaker and Intho future o f Florida Is assuredi*^ Grad*. Sanford. J » b, Laughlln---------—4A male*, any J‘Speck** Seth*Woodruff^ join ter. —— terifiietLliim-in «n elaborate edition-of escsl-show QuiC this la llie State imr Best specimen o f any poem Illus­ Best cow and heifer ovop l and un­ ••Bell," D «iu(«r pup, H, £L Aider- sbmothibg which Uncle Joo didn't lonce for tho *u c«iss of tha n«« “ trated by pupil of Fifth or Sixth der 3 years, Jas. Laughlln. want, but bought. When the books ' . man. Grade, Orlando. arrived*Uncle Joe examined them nnd tier, hut not so far a» to greatly » Best bull over 1 and under 3 years, "N«U/ pointer pup, II. A. Vivian, 1st Best map o f Florida by pupil of second prize, Jos. laughlln. decided at once that something had crease (ho land values. prize. Sixth Grade, Sanford. A B T8 AND CRAFT8-----•.•Joe," setter, J. C. Vsltoruou, 2ml been put over ?n him. When the agent NO TIM E FOR JOKING. ¿-sBesv •'»otk-in'ftampaalUQnJbjn-ElllK prize. * eatne for iris money tho Speaker de­ or Sixth Grade pupil, Sanford. termined to make him Indorse a terse Burnt Wood Work. ‘‘Loll," J. H. Mooney, 1st and 2nd. Champ Clark’s assertion that t* sentiment on books, so he wrote out a High Schools. Best fancy box, Mrs, Florence Hud­ “ Maida," collie, U. W. Kingsley, 1st. hope* to live to see tho American *1 check for |73, the ¿mount due, and Best paper on "W hat Civilisation son. "M ajor," collie, Code Hill, 2nd. fly over all the countries of the * e? on the back of It he Inscribed: Owes to Feudalism.” Ocoee. Best panel, Mr«. Isaac Von Dusea, "Joe," bull dog, R. Ncary, 1st. era hemisphere 1« In keeping * "Pay to the order of Mr. Blank, in Best essay on Native Trees of Flori­ Jr. "B ill Murr," Daisy Murr, 2nd. tho wishes o f most of the da, Orlando. Best book rack, Mrs. Isaac Van Du"Jap," Boston terrier, Mrs; Jas. full payment for an edition which was the United States, but at this C*P**“ -i not worth a d----, and dear at any Best laboratory book by on? pupil In sen, Jr. * •’ Laughlln. 3td, 1st prize. time It wns TntheT•■unfortunate u f, Zoology, Sanford. Best collection burnt wood work. "Yuan,” Russian wolf, Miss Wolcott, price, but fot tho ease and grace with him to give It utterance, even If a» which ho put It over your Undo Joo Boat laboratory book by one pupil In Mrs. Isaac Van Dusen, Jr. 1st prize. r* * Is claimed, It was said Is Jcst ’ It was well worth the money." Physics, Orlando. . Hand Painted China. "P a tric e" English bull dog, Mrs. Clark should remomber tltst ttl0 ,r' Beat written Oration by High School Beat large dish. Mrs. F. X. Schuler. L^wls, 1st prize. . V Ilsh «specially aro alow to c“ ,r 0 MRS. SAGE’S GIFT. boy, Orlando. Best bon bon dish, Mrs. A. B. Com“ Queonle," poodle, Mrs.-Lewie,'-1st; miy. be » loDi to a _i «'j* « Best exhibition o f Original Work ribbon................................................... Sajafanl him. on e catc! Cup and saucer, Mrs: F. X. Shuler. In Geometry, Orlando. “ Winkle," poodle. Mrs. J. W. Vestal. i* New York, Fob. 17.— Mrs. Rusaoll Best translation of two chapters of Cake piste, Mrs. A. B. Commons. 2ud; ribbon. Sage, It is announced, has given |10,T h « National House Is having m°T' Caesar, Sanford. Best desert plate, Mrs. A. B. Com"8pot,” hound, J, H. Jdooney, 1st: 000 to provide a library for the fire­ lng picture sh o w « It has long ®a Best translation o f 200 linen o f VIr- mtms. ribbon. men of New Yôrk. « specialty o f continuous vaude> 1 - T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D �February 2 4 .19il m e SANFORD HERALD V IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Mr. C. E.* Richards, one oi Richmond, Vn’s., city fathers, who has been over, to Santiago, Cuba, for the past month, Is visiting our city, the guest of his niece, L ittle Happenings— M ention or Mrs. W. W. Abernathy, Don’t forget you con get your chipped beef and ham cut on an American slicing machine nt W. W. Long's market; - 2fl*tf Best grade Butterena at Long's .grocery. %* c Try It while butter is high. 2G-tf M a tte rs In B rief. Miss Birdie Harris, returned to San­ > Gresham &. Wall, Genera) Insurance. ford last Saturday from Palntka, for n Room 11 Wclbornc Block. short visit to her home. She returned to PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST Palatka Sunday afternoon, as she has accepted h position there in the millinery Summary o f the Floating Small Talk emporium or Miss Lucas. The Ladles' Chorus will meet with Mrs. Succinctly Arranged fo r llurAll Local Advertisements Under This Homrighous for rchcnrsal every Friday Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue v rled Herald Reader». The A it • Exhibit, Mar. 1, 2, 3 and 4. nftemoon-from 3 to 9 p. m. The ladies Found—On Celery nvenue, n suit case. have some very good choruses which they Don't miM It. Found In road opposite Sommls Brothers' are now working on nnd will soon be and left at their residence. Owner can Mrs. M.S. Brown, of Pnlatkn, is visit* able to sing for the public. have same by paying for this nd and des­ • ing her sister, Mrs. M. Frank. , H. C. Trask has sold hits winter home cribing property nnd contents. G. C. McDougal. * 28-11 „ Dorn, to Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Deltosc, on located one ami one-half miles south of Tomato Plants for Sale—500,000 Liv­ Wcdnesdny, a fine baby boy. Sanford on Mclonvillo avenue to Mr. John ingston's New Globe now ready. Plants Mrs. Clms. Bell of Atlanta is the guest Wilson of Cleveland, Ohio, who has taken 8 to 12 inches and stocky. Later sowings of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schumpcrt. liosscssion and will make many Improve­ coming on. $1.25 per M. Cash with or­ 27-4p George Atkins a popular salesman of ments to the home nnd grounds. This is der. J. H. Davis, Bartow, Fla. Wanted—Buyer for G acres partly im­ Jacksonville was a recent visitor to San. one of the finest winter homes In Florida proved, celery land, /i-tnile from loading and we.congratulate Mr. Wilson on his station, 1S miles from western limit of ford. I city, 1! > acres cleared, ditch around place, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fox Jr., left Satur­ purchase. day night for a short visit In Jackson­ Mrs. R. Homrighous, who was Superin­ posts for fence, on Monroe rand, twenty rods from marl road. One thousand cash. tendent of the Art Department and- also Terms, eleven hundred. L J. Greene, ville. 28-2p Turner Art Exhibit—"The finest collec­ one of the judges of the Arm and Crafts Tioga, Pa. For Sale or Rent—Two acres fertile land tion ever gathered together"—Boston nt the Orlando Fair, speaks «cry highly of « iu iu o U U - - 1.-, tu-, Un-hUtlutatti id.çuldvnUon, one mil«from! VrnTiIaipiT---TdWTT'"rawing ■WcnrtmnK'tr: # , r ,AntrfTrCy~’**“ ngement nnd tile Orlando people, and is A bargain. Address Owner, P. O. Box P. A. Powers, of Birmingham, Ain., is very much pleased with the allowing 1384. 27-tfc in the city this week visiting his brother, made by Sanford as well ns the rest of W anted —A second hand Barnes F. J. Powers. Orunge County. Foot-Power Saw. Box 1443. J. W. H., Mrs. H. II. Deane, of Jacksonville, nrSanford, Fla. 20-2p For Sale Cheap—Model 10 Bulch rived In the d ty Jast week on a visit to Wanted—Man and wife to take care of. nulo, fully equipped In good condition. furnished rooming house. Enquire Herald her relative In this city. Apply San Juan Garoge, Orlando. Fla. office. 27-tf Horace K. Turner Art Exhibit con­ 27-3tb Tomato-plants now ready, loading vari­ tains 2 0 0 e x a c t reproductions of the innsOuc and two horse wagons with celery eties. <J: W. BuTrett, Lakeland, Ftn..v< tors of ancient And modern times. flared side bodies nt Underwood’s. 17-tf For Sale—One pair of three year mules, Gresham •& Wall, General Insurance, well broken and gentle, harness and new Miss Annie Parrninore was the guest wagon all for $400. Inquire of owner of Mrs. R. H. Marks for the week end nt Room II Welborne Block. four miles south on Sanford Ave. W. B. Crushed und pulverized Limestone, car Newton. _______________________ 27-2p her pretty bungalow on the Heights. R. IITWliliner- _ ’ ~ 2 tT Old masters, n^ well as modern artists. loud luis. Lost—Black umbrella, with straight wff be represent^ at the Art Exhibit ul —Seed-Potato Cutters aiid Pluntcra nl silver hand!«, in front of 21ft Elm Ave. the High School Mar. 1,• 2, 3 and 4th._^ . Feniaid’s. Call nnd let us show you. 22tf Flnderpleasc nfTtirn to the ; above ad­ * 2G-2p For K en t-Th ree connected office dress. Miss Christine Gann away of Lynchburg rooms in YoweU's building“ Tor rent. Orange grove for sale or trade, 10 acres arrived last Friday night and is the guest Apply Yowcll's Store. full bearing, near Sanford. 'Price $10,000. 28-lt ** T U B 9f her cousins, Mr. nnd Mrs! N. J. Perkins. Eggs from White Leghorn Hens, bred Write Gulnger, 12th and,Oak St,, SmifOril, Fla. * 27-2p Mrs. M. C. Hawkins arrived from Wash­ to lay, never set strain. Good as they For Rent—Two rooms, furnished or un­ ington, D. C.. on n visit to her daughters, mako 'em. $5 per 100, $3 for 50, 75c for furnished, wiili board or without, in new Mrs. H. B. Connelly and Mrs. A. P. Con* 15. W. A. Herring, Maple avenue Poultry house,- with modern improvements. Ad­ 1 20-tf-c Yntjla.. 25-5lp dress Bax 404. nelly. - • ?: . 'Wanted—A good gentle horse suitable Gresham &. Wall. General Insurance, Miss Salllc Lou Peabody arrived' burnt; for riding nnd driving. Mrs. H. A. Hill, Room 1 1 Wclbornc .Block. lust Friduy evening -niter nu extended R. D. No. 2. . 24-tf 18 PoundB of best granulated suar for visit with relatives In Iowa und other Wanted—To buy, a second hand roll M A K E S I T E A S Y $1.00 nt N. O. Garner's. 24-tf top office desk. Address Box 1401. 20-2tc states. Handsome china cabinets just in. San­ Tor Sale—Good general merchandise v Mrs. E. H. Jones and Mrs. W. B. Robinford Furniture Ct>. 22-tf business with ensh trade well established. sun from Natick, Muss., are guests of GtO. H. FERNALD~~~ A. P. CONNELLY Gresham &. Wall, Gcncrul insurance. For Sale—5 acres truck farm 2M miles Dr. nnd Mrs. C! E. Walker for a few “ from town V* mile from loading station, President Scc'y &. Treat. Room 11 Welborne Block. weeks. Fresh peanut butter in bulk, 20 cents n has 21 inch (lowing well and haS been plowed and harrowed. Address Box. 1223 • Mrs. H. A. C. Robinson and daughter, pound at N. O. Garner's. t 24-tf Sanford. 25-tpc • Miss Sara, of Newberry, S. C., are tire We are equipped to handle your repair At a liberal discount. Good reason for J L e t U s T e ll Y o u A b o u t It — ‘pIPITS' -D f M M " RobhnsorTs s»Jtrr.--Mry.- worJT“' "SSBIBiirWftefimrr fforatrrCb.“ -gcirmir.' THqbtfo'nrtfcrtM'Offletf— *'JKT-e cl Schumpcrt. 48tf. For Sale— 11 months old thoroughbred Gresham & Walt. General Insurance, R. I. red cockerels for sale. Mrs. M. L. Mrs.;A;0. Caldwell's host of friends Koehler, Mono e. Fla. 20-2-p ‘will regret to learn tltut she is quite sick Roorji 11 Welborne Block. For Sale—Bargain. ' Owner forced to fo r Rent— Three connected office at the residence of tier daughter, Mrs. .J. sell. 10 acres, fenced, 5 acres tiled and rooms lu Yowcll's building for rent. N. WhitHer. crop on it. Call on or address Room 11, Apply Yowell s Store. 28-lt Wclbornc Block, Sanford, Fla. 11, A; Everett, general manager of the Bring your old tires to Sunford Machine ( ( n o t Street, one blork from Depot opposite Poet office) For Sale—Seven and one-balf acres of Southern Printers Supply Co, or WuBhlng- & Garage Co. for vulcanizing. 4H-tf the best truck land In the famous Oak­ tun, D. C., la In the city this week oq u Gas engine repairs. Sanford Muchlne land section on south side of Luke Apop­ , . visit to the printers. ka. Half under sublrrigutlon. This land & Garage Co. 48-tf Formerly Manager of Central Cafe Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Doyle of JacksonGresham Wall. General Insurance, has been paying welL For sale by the owner and no real estate man need ap­ . vilte are nmong the recent pleasant vlsi- Room 11 Welborne Block. . ply. Joseph F. Neel, Oakland, Fla. 28-2p ' tors to Sanford. Mr. Doyle returned to If your uim in life is to economize nnd Tomato plants, sweet potatu slips and Jacksonville on Mbndny. to have for your everydny use dependable velvet beans for sole. 5,000,000 LivingThe Detroit Free Press says. "About goods at the lowest possible prices wo ask sum's New Globe tomato plants ut 1.25 per thousand. Delivery after February 25.000 citizens und school children have you, not-forour sake, nor for tills town's 15th. Headquarters for potato slips and , been in attendance at the Horace K. Tur­ sake, nor for the sake cf anything but velvet bean seed. J. R. Davis, Barlow, E veryth in g F ir s t C lass S h ort O rd ars A t A ll H ou rs ■* , 23-8p your own pocket book and your bank ac­ FJa. ner Art Exhibit this week." For Sale in Speer Grocery—A complete P. M. Elder and K. j . Holly attended count, to aim for our store and hit the set of mntket fixtures, good ice box. 2 centre of economical buying. Sanford Prompt, Cleon Service . Meal Ticketfl nre Sold nt Reduced Rotes the aviation meet at, Tam|>a this week blocks, 3 knives, 2 saws, 2 steels, 2 marble 22-tl nnd airships can bo expected in Sanford Furniture Co. •labs, good chicken coop, small tabllc, 1 Gresham & Wall. General Insurance, choir, 2 scalce, 1 big sausage mill. Ad­ some time in Die near future. dress O. E.-Hurtley, 711 Main St., Jack­ Henry Miltner nnd wife, of Lake City, Room II Welborne Block. sonville. 28-2t Mich/gan arc spending a few week in Keep your eye oh what’s going on at Piano for Sale—Cheap, W. E, Squires, Sanford. Mr. Miltner is connected with our store. We ask you to carefully com­ Cummin City. 20-4tt pare our prices with anyone's quotations. the Law firm of Guffncy &. Miltner. For Kent—Furnished house at St, Au­ , \ # Mr» und Mrs. Waller Dawson o f Jack­ Look them up and we will get your busi­ gustine overlooking Ocean, four bed rooms, for one month or four, $30 |ier 22-tf We have a complete*st6ck just in of all the newest sonville came to Sanford last week on ness. Sanford Furniture Co. month, commencing July 1st. C. F. Hop­ For Rent— Three connected office kins & Son, St. Augustine, Fla. their wedding trip, and were the guests 28tlt-p rooms In Yowcll's building for rent. of the Sanford Huuse for a few duys. If you have any poultry or'eggs for Apply Yowell's Store. 28-U sale, or If you wunt to buy chickens or Mrs. A. G. Cummer and Miss Minnie Gresham & Wall, General Insurance, eggs, or if you are in any way interested Ncul Of Jacksonville were the charming in poultry raising, send your name on a Patrician stands for all that is excellent in guest of Mrs. Henry Wight at her home Room 11 Welborne Block. ■ postal card to us. We have something of • Watch N, O. Gamer's window displays interest for you. Address lire Tampa '• In tills city for a short visit this week. 25-4p each week for new and big bargains in Weekly Times. Tampa, Fla. ~ Miss Alice Tuxbury of-Montclair, N. J-, For Sole—One span of mules, ¡wagon groceries ----- :— —------- — -------24-tf. It is the world's atnudanljrfexdlence and .durability,.nod has and her cousin, Miss-Margaret. Tuxbury. and harness; mules six and “ seven years Un* Autoes and carriage imiti ling nt •wou for itself on enviable reputation by its perfect fit, its style old, weigh iilwur 1.200 pounds «»«1». In­ of West Newton, Mass., were guests of tf quire of W. A. Minnick, Cameron City. % Mrs. Goa H. Fcrnald for several days tWi derwood**. first class work. and its servicubilty. It is a PERFCT SHOE a t the'“Right Price,20-tf-p week. All kinds.of repair work. Sanford Ma­ and the most SERVICEABLE SHOE ot any PRICE Its superior Wanted—Man to take care of place, 48-tf S C. Harris, a prominent attorney of chine & Garage Co. general funner, food proposition to right merits have been .accorded instant recognition the world over. Gresham & Wall, General Insurance, party. Address A. W. Brown, Enter­ Norfolk, was in the pity this week at­ New York, London, Paris, and Berlin, the great ’fashion cen­ prise Fla. tending tliu funeral of his father, Heury Room 11 Welborne Block, ters of the world, pay tribute to “ PATRICIAN" ns the acknowl­ For Salt)—Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox, Harris. Mrs. Harris will accompany him You can get yellow corn meal at Long’s city. . 21-lf edged leader in dictating foot fashions. to Norfolk. Grocery. 20-tf Safe for Sal»—Inquire Clyde Line Of­ Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Gillispie, and Mr. . 28-2t-c Underwoods for harness, saddles, Itorse fice. BUY P A T R IC IA N AND G E T S A T IS F A C T IO N und Mrs. E. H. Johnson and family, of and mule jewelry. For Sale— Mitchell touring car 40 1L P. 17-tf 5 passengers. In first class condition. Stanford Conn., are paying their annual Launch Weklwa will make trip to ,25-tf visit to Sanford, and are the guest of the Springs Sunday morning at 7, o’clock. Apply, Sanford Herald. Want« * —Hauling and teaming to do; Returning to Sanford at 8,p. m. Sanford House. ’ ' ** plowing and harrowing. Address Frank Dr. Howard bas returned and can be Garrod, general delivery. -*■ 28-tf-p : O. C. Tuxbury of the Tuxbury Lum­ For Sale—Six acres land, four cleared. ber Co„ Montclair, N. J., and Char­ found at his residence in the forenoon Store and house, well located. Good 22-tf leston, S. C., spent several days in the and his office in the afternoon. reason for selling. J. F. McClelland, Moore's dty last week visiting his brother, C. j i • Gresham A Wall, General Insurance, Station. $5-41 P Sown 11 W,cibarne liinri.--------------------- — W ATun^Apprenttco ber-to-tearwotfar28-ti Best grade preserves and pickles just trade. Apply to J. J. Mauser. J. B. Jenkins, a real estate dealer of For Sale—Rhode Island Reds and In­ in, call and try them. W. W, Long. 20-tf .KsnsssCity Is In the d ty and expects to dian Runner Ducks, bred from heavy lay­ All kinds of fresh water fish alive, also locate here in the near future, The great ing 4tock, $1 per setting of IS eggs, well Woflt (T) derived from the sale of land •oft and hard shelled turtles for sale packed and delivered at the express of­ 1* attracting the dealers as well as the daily at Geneva ferry. Prices reasonable, fice at Monroe, Fla. Addrhss U. S. Mikesell, Sanford, Fla, 28*5p •'1 28-2p 1*inspectors. ;. W s . ’E could riot' enjoy th e patronage at Sanford for the past thirteen years did we not have the reputation, which is. usually shared b y' all reputable establishments, S t in giving careful attention to detail, and leaving nothing undone to please. - — The merchandise we sell will convince you it is to your advantage to make us : i,f• — L your hafierdasher. •*tr Clothier and Men’s Furnisher ■ —■■■■■■■ - ^ __ Stop Paying Rent! * T -W----^ T--L--- T*-— 1 fM 1 in c Sanford Building & Loan 1 « Association SH Own Your Home . * T H E C IT Y R E S TA U R A N T * H. E. W IS E , Proprietor Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty A PLACE FOR LADIES'AND GENTLEM EN fis DAINTY NEW OXFORD STYLES PATRICIAN Styles, for Spring and Summer 'if . WOMEN’S FOOT-WEAR Low Cut, ,.$3.50 and $4.00 The Maximum of Style at the M lnU mum of Price to the Wearer , TH R A S H ER Florida ! Sanford, ’P H O N E 104 . t,T? ■ e �February 24,. mu VOICE Of THE PEOPLE tho right of expression by stinted expendtore Of time and labor,, accounts in a large measure for such unbounded enjoy^ mont on this occasion. Here was sprend L e t t e n and Com m unications on the picnic table groaning under the ------ V a rio u s Tim ely Topics.— ;— COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE Field Fen diti A carlond of American and Ellwood field fencing in all widths just received. Tlieae arc the pest and roost popular pat­ ters of fencing. Lowest prices. The Geo. H. Fcrnahi Hardware Co. 27-2t Place the titles to your real estateTn did ample justice to themselves. Here the Realty Trust Company and nvnid com­ was more closely united the ties of friend» plications. For particulars address H. F ships but recently made and merriment Whitnur, Jr., Secretnry. ________ 7-tf ran nijrriipBirtiur ptcnicat-wnvc~fjrneir joyment. Vocal music rendered by Mf. In THU Department will be Found the and Mrs. Chas. Polk and Mrs. Frank GreenViews, Opinions and Comments man Was n feature worthy of mention.Of Practical W riters The hearty expressions of appreciation showered upon Mr. nnd Mrs. Drown at tho Ancnt the Knockers parting hour fully attested to the success We learn there is n conspiracy on foot of this social picnic at Deck Hammock. to discourage now comers to this section by some of the old residents of the celery A dollar or two a week furnishes your delta placarding their places for sale with home. Come in and see how wo remove a big sign. This sounds like the man whom you see fishing and ask him what all obstacles for those who have little to luck, his reply is “ Nothing doing." and start on. Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tf yet every now and then you see him make a btg haul. He's afraid you’ll put In, I dona my hist to discourage a pros­ pective settler to the delta -tho other day. 1 put him up against every pessimist In town and every mnn who had faifed at truck farming, which was only one (my­ self) and'he saw so much evidence of j ~ ~ t h ^ h y T O r 'jtnue wetty-stiff-nwes-¡g unable In answer him he decided to rent-a Turin'of me for next season and closed the deal. He said he had been .down to "Orlandy" nnd they hod tried to discourage him against San­ ford down there. Thoy told him that ev-cry few yoara Oho land .around Sanford Tp Prevent the Accumulation o f - rile s and FM *. six feeYtJecp whh:W66d nnd' burnt nfT1n To Prevent Typhoid rever. order to “de-sulphurlze" it. Say, tills is To-Keep-ont-Mosttuttoes, amt to i i a r s a r T~wnr ha vo~io m fin r o n 'T o w Prevent Malaria and Dengue knocks, for every knock against Sanford Fevers. 4sw hnnst. -WavcnMs Quotes Sanford, so T ô D ë s tro y òli Classes o r insects do Jacksonville, Palotka and Tampa. I and Vermin, such ns Rooch see at the county fair that Sanford had es. Ants. Mosquitoes. Tiles, no experimental farms, Thai was news Bedbugs, Mites, Etc, to me for I thought they were all expertCleons. Protects ond Dlsenfeots mental farms, as nearly every experi­ - Without Harm to the User. mental trucker never farmed n day In Ills Quart, 75c.; Half Gallon $1.50; life till they want Into celery and lettuce Gallon $2.50; Sprayer 50c X. Y. Z. growing here. N o w Is T h e T im e T o B uy Impi — ed “ReaJyix?1Plant*' S a irford l— ------- C e l e r y - T a r m s — ----------- These farms can be bought for the next thin days for less money than ever have Sanford farms to sell. Burbank nor Celery City •r4— —A lw ays Sanford. Sanford. again. W N o t Largo, Tail but Sanford. There is only pn A ll irrigated ready to plant. W ill for themselves this winter W hy you should Use ....L IB E R A L L Y .... IN YOUR H O M E The Turner ArtExhlblts The city of Sanford and this entire community has always taken an especial pride in its schools. This local pride for the best haB led our schools to avail themselves of the Horace K. Turner Free Traveling Art Exhibit, in hope that wo may convince our pooplc of tjie import­ ance of good pictures in tho improvement of our school rooms. # This exhibit contains two hundred re­ productions of the most famous paintings of ancient and modern times. It Is valued ot over two thousand d o M iO M ^ n r by far surpass anything of the kind ever shown In our city. The pictures will bo on exhibition In the High School Auditorium March 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4ih. An admission fge of IS cents for adults, and 10 cents for school pupils will be charged. The money that la raised in this way will he spent in buying pictures for the walls of our school rooms. The Horace H. Turner Co. furnishes Ute exhibit free of chnfgo on condition that we spend th e money wo raise, in buying pictures from ibis company. Wc will also take orders from those wishing to order pictures. *•"“ , It Is earnestly hoped tluit all the pat­ rons and friends of the school will co­ operate with our teadters to make this exhibit a success N- J. PrHWWJ. An Enjoyable Picnic Sm c U I Cemspondenoe lo The Herald. Another social picnic took place Satur­ day of last week at the Deck Hammock home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Brown, comprising practically the same party of friends who enjoyed the Palm Hammock picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Greenman the Saturday previous, ’Upon this occasion, turnover, the numher of participants was somewhat larger and the affair was so eminently a success as to mark this form of entertUhMfcftt'otiC o f the mosr poputnr for country life in the celery delta. Mr, and Mrs. Brown are to be congratulated on the successful efforts made to entertain their guests In such a happy congenial "manner that teemed to say; "Emer^_oyL home and hearts are wide open, sit and Of the various Hammock sections now settled in the celery delta. Deck Ham­ mock in many ways outclasses her neigh­ boring communities. The costly dwell­ ings here erected and the beautiful grounds surrounding, in possession of ail the wealth that a tropical climate can give, is In fact most Inviting, ond the further you journey into Deck Hammock the more alluring it becomes. » The picnic party was met at the street car line at Beck Station and conveyed by tha Drown, raaidom x. aboul one-half mil« distant. No where on earth could be selected a finer and more appro­ priate place for ptenidng than the home grounds of this delightful residencf. Sur­ rounded as it Is with all the clftirms that nature has to bestow, where the applied arts of man have in no way been denied W c have the rare combi-fttttton—ef-highest q uality aad lowest price. When you want the best cuts of Meats remem­ ber that you can gct'thcm here. ‘ W e have Florida and West­ ern Beef and other meats at the lowest prices that obtain any­ where. RASHES ROACHPEPPERS I \ not Itsss Hardware Company Satos Agents lOHTWHJ, High-grade Pianos, Organs «mu** — :, ahd Graphophohesr"— Easy Payments Low Prices ncTifTn"tr» m|^ , Siiti làwkti. Aus, lai»«. I Im i W A .fi. ' nut, l. t n llH l. 'lH f l Tick. In4 m.t 1.1) from ll«». Kt.pt Nlltl .»4 lor.ht.4 Ml ASHE DISINFECTANT CO, T \ kfl'A, ASHE'S PMIIIIDA . RATSALT Mr. Logan Says a) ^ The- Crippeii M usic Store R. G. Stockton The Geo; H. Feritali 2 • Real Estate Agency I consider it too expensive nnd too cumbersome to bother with, I now use nothing but dry sprays, g > using n powdered Bordeaux ? mixture, which is in gen- 5 • ' eralncopper8uIphate.com-!? cji J pound ami with -it I can do 2 the work of four men with J? a . wet spray. Formerly it ? u r n s « wa9 necessary to suspend J spraying operations in on 2 V T7JLW}v \ orchard after a rain, but * '\\ir J now owing to the lightness 5 of a dry spraying outfit ? work can be pushed uny ^ Our Feed linp is complete; when you are in want o f stani*, give us n call. We will save you money, nnd ulso give you tin* Very best of quality. We carry a full line of chicken feeds. When your liens are not giving you thè eggs they should^ Try our fmls for them,.nnd see if the change wont pay you. We liavt* ilie ' “ ffted for your cow olio. ir you ureTioT trying it now eoiiii l i ’ • 11 * or phone us, and we will tell you whut feeds you will get the lx^i - results from. - . In staple groceries we enn save you money; now if you like to save this little coin, it will be to your interest to get our j»rices before buying. • • Courteous attention nnd h square deal is our motto. "Another advantage of ^ the.dry spray is that trees ^ - ,“ ~T . may be sprayed £ tiyio-of the year whether £ 0 .. . . . ' the orchard is in bloom_or £ Q not With n wet spray it is necessary to keep the mixture off the £ 0 trees at this season otherwise the trees will die." q Respect fully, Phone 330 ^ ' S at any £ • The Machines and' Sal. Bordeaux now • in Stock Machines, $12.50 and the Mixtures 25c and g • 30c a Pound m q m BREAD PERFECTION W e W ill Protect Y o u r Homes FIR E IN SUR AN CE 111 <- Wclbornc Block The new “ Quaker C ity” label in miniature on bag or fu ll size oil barrel is Y O U R guarantee— directfrom the m iller— of FIR ST Q U A L IT Y flour. Insist upon the red and blue label— at all grocers QUAKER ? C IT Y FLO U R P H IL A D E L P H IA M IL L S C O - s �(E S T A B L IS H E D 1862) Few of the VERY BEST Celery Farms £ W e A re Strictly Agents'and H ave Nothing of'O ur Own for Sale WHAT CHICKENS W ILL DO IN FLORIDA ■E Success Achieved B y M r. Throop In Chickens j| •At Enterprise ' 1 • Tho following article from the facile He Ho paid close attention to breeding from A pen of Forrest Grtssy will prove most In- his best layers Inycrs and nnd building up a n force of £ (cresting to our reodors: . lions liens that thnt find Jind made mado exceptional perper­ ^ formance records. "Generally this neglected opportunity formnnee Is quickest found by .the Nlnn of small years his flock had hod increased I “"In'a In a few years means who has not the capital to do' the to proportions that compelled him to put! put 0 thing that most-Of his neighbors are aside his hammer nnd. and. saw and give his Ills 0 doing. "Especially is this true in agricul-'whole-attention a •whotetntrntion to his iiis hens. celery growers In-Florida said: ^'We farmers are like a flock of sheep, we follow the leader and all do the same riling, regardless of the fact that It might pay some of us much better to do some­ thing else. Take It right here, for example, we raise celery, yrith the regulation sido crop* of garden truck. AI lour pro­ duct is Shipped nway to n distant market an I we’re so busy growing this big crop that we let about everything else slip by us. In other words, we foil to pro. ducc- a good many of the necessities of life that ought to be a part of the output of oqr farms and we liaVe to go into the market and supply our needs uluiig those neglected lines. In most cases the neglects products for iiome consumption have to be shipped in from a long dis­ tance at a greatly Increased cx|»enSe, simply because we have all got the notion thnt celery is the only thing to raise here. There is just one man here who was forced by misfortune Into doing 'the oiln-r thinu’—and lL looka as if .lie, might be on Easy street when some of us celery— growers ore bunting for enough capital to curry us through nqother season—for it bikes money to swing ocelery tarml“ TY-ONE HUNDRED HENS WHICH, HE W FRANKLY ADMITS, MAKE HIM A NET ANNUAL PROFIT OF A DOLLAR AN!) A HALF EACH.~-~---- -------------------"'Every year*, declares this disa liointed orange-grower. ‘I only increase my flock and my output but I learn how tu increase the not |iroflt on each lion. I don't want anything better than . this. I've got over my ambition for orangegrowing nnd cclery-rnising. All I have 18 Pounds of best Granulated Sugar to hire is one cheap negro and I do nil Fancy Butter the rest myself. I'm my own commission merchant nnd salesman, every time; nnd I.get nil there is in it. The middleman 10 lb. bucket Cottolene 12 lbs. Oblisk Flour doesn't get u chance, to take n big, fat 4 lb. “ “ 24 lbs. Oblisk Flour profit out ot me. I sell to the men who 2 lb. “ 48 11)8. Oblisk Flour use the eggs. There arc few men giving uny attention to producing eggs down here, nnd there nre a heap of prosperous Northern folks coming down here right along—and they bring their egg appetites with them. Give me the business thnt docs't liave to go awny from liortlo for market mid where the Belting end is one's own hand! BesWjes, I'd rather do the thing that the «> |Yrs arc not doing. Of course, if I had plenty of capitul and could bore with a big nuger I might do us J'KAniF "The man in that locality who is doing tiie rest do—raise celery on thousand‘the other thidg’ is Theodore Throop, the dollnrs-on-acrc land; but I'm satisfied >c5fg5ociöö,lr •«m»um O i proprietor of a small chicken farm, lie now. ‘"For the last year the average price had started out to have an orange grove years before, when this particular taut of that I received for my eggs was thirty Florida Imd been boomed os tiie grout cents u dozen. It would probably huve Goods D elivered Anyw here in flic City, any tim e . TRY US and sec orange garden—long before celery had been higher had not two-fifths of my out­ tnudo a nation-wide celebrity for that put been contracted for at thirty-five If Yon Can’t Come Phone Us. community; hut be had not known that cents. When the Florida winter season his grove was badly located—on the is at its height eggs generally go tu sixty the wrong side of the lake to securo pro­ cents a dozen here. In tho matter of tection-from the prevailing winds. When production, March is iny best month; the big freeze had taken its winter frolic April,come second, nnd Jnnunry and in Florida he awakened to tho fact that February are about equal for the third place in the. list. In December, when his orange groiTe was a frozen ruin. Phone 2G7 SANFORD, FLORIDA eggs nre around sixty cents a dozen, I ‘Instead of turning to celery growing, averaged about four bnndrcd eggs a dav. as did his neighbors, he was obliged, from lark of funds, to take up t|ie carpenter However, in those months when the hens trade, .which he lutd abandoned to Imj- ure laying most freely I have averaged come an orange-grower. At the time as high as twelve hundred u day. All of *hen he liad planted his grove he had my feed, with the exception of tiie green W. W. ABERNATHY k o h t . McL a u g h l i n M. K. JONES bought a little flock of while leghorn bens stuff and the shells, is bought in the open market; this may lie n mistake, nnd I nnd a rooster, for table purpose only, lie liked chickens npd they had prospered may, and likely will find it greatly to my under his hand until, at the time of his advantage to raise rfiucli of l|ie feed here a » misfortune, he had n large flock. Under on my little fonn. ‘" A t the (iresetit time; with twenty-one All Work Receives My Personal Attention •; the severe regime of forced ecoumny in l nnd Best Efforts hundred fowls of laying age and fifteen hlTliousehald, the daily diet was largely 'Phone R30 contributed by the hen-house. One even­ hundred chicken, my feed bill averages— Opposite City Hall ing. after he had been following his trade the year through—about three hundred Tor some time, he M l down -with his-wifs dollars n month. My repair bill is only ♦ at the dining-table to do a Uttle figuring fifty dollars a year ami the negro labdrST J costs me Just twelve cents an hour. About ? on household finances; “HI« thrifty wife had been selling eggs the wliolo secret of making chickens pay to the local grocer and to u number of a good profit is to have o liking for friends, and when the homo flnincc com­ them In the first place, and then to give — AND— mittee finished its session his eyes were (he most scrupulous and exact attention opened to the fact that the little flock of to every detail of their cure. Right here whhe fowls hud almost kept the table. r * it where so many full nnd have .gtven -----” ‘I think', lx* declared, ‘that 1 can see the chicken business—and particularly a chance to do something besides raise egg-liroduction—e black «y e in tirn gen­ • la oranges. Those bens ought to do a heap eral opinion of the public. Generally tiie ‘ more for us if they had the right kind of mere mention of hen-forming ia enough ♦ 25 acres each, all cleared; attention paid them. I'm going to atick to rijjse a storm of ridicule in any group Refrigerators, Ice Boxes, Porch Rockers, Etc., to my hammer and saw for a while yet. of men; but I have made it pay simply no rent, no taxes. 500 of but meantime I'm going to look-into tits because I found out that there was a them" for actual settler*. egg business nnd if there isn't some- good, strong, stondy local demand for The use of these Jefferson eggs and because I was willing to give thing good in it*. minute attention to tiie details of taking County Farms absolutely “ He stuck to his determination and care of my flock in a way to stlmulata f began u> reason and investigate. He egg production. took care of that flock of white hens with Shipping Season'« Supplies * t>ew Interest and saw the output of -u •ntnls. Crete hatchet » Crfcnr *ëjg» steadily increase. Moreover, Fy lOOfl Oubce'Building oclgry cutters, everything for tiie farm careful study, he was able to decrease the JACKSONVILLE. n FLORIDA F L O R ID A SANFO RD co®t of production from season to season and truck garden. The Geo. H. Fernald *7-2t “ tid also to increase tho sise of his flock. Hardware Co. Lard SAT U R DA Y 2 fresh fat Mackerel Peanut Butter in bulk Dill Pickles, dozen FancyjGooseberries, 2 lb Fancy Peaches, 3 lb can Wesson Cooking Oil N O. G A R N E R H. DINGEE Plumbing and Gas Fi t t i ng jones 7- McL a u g h l in FURNITURE COMPANY LEADERS IN Free Farm FU R N ITU R E , STOVES HOUSEHOLD GOODS J U S T AR R IVED ^------ * FREE THE RIDDLE CO.. C A L L AND S E E OUR S TO C K C A S H AND IN S T A L L M E N T M attin g.an d Rugs m �February 24, ton F l o w i n g wells are guaranteed. Drainage “^surerNumerous-Bou” Icvards, graded and -pitched, traverse this property . 0 The most beautiful,’ $ • most highly improved, • 3 and richest of'all un- • 2 cleared land in the C Celery Delta 0 • • „J 0 * Take Street Cars for Lots In P A L M V IL L A ¡ sold on easy terms 0 PALM TEN Farm s i n HAMMOCK ROUND TRIPS PALM H A M M O C K s o ld on easy terms DAILY pena*« 0 A Only three and one-half m i l e s f from Sanford, on r hard s u r f a c e d e road « . . w advanca materially Buy a town lot in P A LM V IL L A 0 • 1 The Sanford and Everglades R. R. will run freight trains and street cars direct through Palm Hammock a J w 0 Q every half mile for loading cars ■ • *» i■ tVr L> V * «* * \ afi * •* ■<1 m *• • V 0 ' 0 A Sea J- E S S AM I N E PA R K 10 acres of stately Palms, Majestic Oaks and fragrant Yellow Jessamine an exquisite si of untramme. j Palm Hammock is being settled by a vfcry high claw o f p e o p 1e. A hom e here insures you good neigh- Jutw Ni Q £ J W © f Rural Free Helivery mail ser- ™ vice. Convenient % school privilege* 0 for your children g 0 Frequent s t r e e t car service brings : churches, theatres • and shops to your 0 * door . . a Young Men of Sanford buy a PALM HAM M OCK Farm or you will live to regret it. Buy to-day. Come and see me. First National Bank Building There is no b e t t e r , safer Investment than selected real estate. SANFORD FLO RIDA Improved transporta- j tlon Is the forerunner of Increased values. J $ �f z r ., .- - February 24.1911 THE RANFORD HERALD Notice o f Incorporation Notice U hereby liven that we. the underslgnrtl. intend to apply to the HonoraQe A. W. GUchriit. of the State o f Florida, at Tallnhn**.-*-, completing the orgénization of the ™ r£or! i ‘ ‘n' nn,‘ " l,° ,or the purpose of electing iCTr* of *|>e. «wporatlon at are hereinbefore provided for. and thereafter the annunl meeting of the atnckboUrrs uf this corporation shall be held on the second Tuesday of January of each and every year. A r m * . VI ânôpôaed charter, the original of which la now on etary of State of the . T *” ,.b*[ghe*t amount of IndeMedneu or liability tile In the Ofllc onice of tba Secretai to which this corporation shall subject Itself. *haU Stater {¿Florida be an amount equal to the entire capital stock of A m n ia or iNcoaeoaATioH or this corporation. sanford land A«ncu; VII DEVELOPM EV*ELOr ENT COMPANY D Meets every second and fourth Friday In month. Every one who ha* teen his Star in the East are cordially Invited to vlalt the chapter. , Aucx E. Kneatns, Sec'y. *- riiSTStf iu principal plare of htulneaa shall be at Sanford. Orange County. Florida, but It ihall have luch oth­ er office«, agenriri and place* of butlni-is In Florlila and In other Stales of the United Stales and In foreign countries a* It* poard of Director* may detrrroToe. A m u II The jrnersl nature of the business to be Traniactnl by said corporation la to do any and all of thelhlni* herein set forth and In any part of the wurW, a* ortoolpaJa. agents. trustee« or otherwise, and In furtherance, not In limitation of thi«S»-nrriil power« conferred b y ' the lawa of the State of Flori­ da, to-wil: To purchaaarown. bold, control, lease, rent, sell, mortgage. eichanw. and otherwise deal In real estate and any ruW s^m u lp i-T M j f —■<■>» there­ in In the State of Florida and In othAf tfiT e* o f the United Stales and In foreign countries. To aoqulre. own. lease, occupy farms, farm lands, on hsrds, (roves, ranches, town sltrs and territo rirsrto lay out, plat. Improve. Irrigate, drain, culti­ vate, use, or operate the proprrty o f the corpora -tleit.wrorodiefa.ond to do end perform alt thine* appropriate or needful for the development and trnntact on commluion the Jrnrral business oi rrnl estate broker. To laiy, sell, lease, rent, erect and construct bouset. tmlwlnas, works and factorica of any kind on the property of the corporation, or on the property her*. of othi To manufacture, , . .produce. purchase or otherwise acquire; to hold. own. mnrtitnge, pledge, sell, as­ sign. transfer or Otherwise dispose of, Irodr nnd deal in and with timber, lumber, naval stores, fer­ tiliser*. materials, fruits, rarm products, live: stuck____¿ n i M!U)ther fo o d s jijr e a n jl W i r 'U 'i waxes, and i.. i. bandire uT every tin *» and deter]prion whielt mujbecakaUalcd. directly oriadlructfy to effect u— -atee its butineas, t o Issue bonds and secure the same by pledget or deeds of trust or mortgages of or upon the whole or any part of the property held by the corporal Ion, -and (o sell and pledge such bonds for proper corpo­ rate use* at and when the ifcinrd of Directors may determine; to loan and borrow money on notes. >wnds. mortgages orother aarairitisu. - *— •To gukfintM .limJi'fnic-for. lioIiTpurchnse. or oibeiwtaa acquire, sell, transfer, assign, mortgage, pledge, of 6; her wire dispose of the shares and cap­ ital stock of. or any bonds, securities and evidences of indebtedness issued or created by any other cortorntkm or corporation! of "this state, or any other state, country or nation; and while the owner of such stock, bonds or other obligation*, to exercise all the rights, powers and privileges of ownership ll.i-rcof. and fosserclae voting powers thereon to the same extent that a natural person might or could do. To make contracts of any kind whatsoever for the furtherance of Its businesses nnd purpose*, and g.uerslly lo exercise such powers as may 1« Inci­ dent. to. the .purpoeet _________ end business of saidI ci o m ___________ lion, and to have, exercise enjoy ___ . . . . and ______ . . . all the rights. were and privl powers privileges Incident to corporations or(oniied ionized nnd existing under the laws of the State of Florida, The .foregoing clauses shall be c construed o* indoprndent objecta, businesses and powers, und the enumeration of any specific business or power shall out lie held to limit or restrict in any manner any .other business or power of this corporation. | f f r 1" " " . thwton. MiAs . 7I2M shares I. I . Wilcox Scrantonl I’*., 712M shares B. A. Howard. Sanford, h a ., 712*4 share* J. O. I’acknrtl, Sanford. Fla . 7I2H .hares & £ Howard. Sanford Fla.. 1(H) shares H. C. Trask Sanlonl. Fla.. 80 sharea I n W in n » Wiirrror. The subscribing incnrpnrntor* hnvr hrrruntn set thelr names: . F. E. HOUGHTON, j. r. WILCOX. 11. A. HOWARD, « « J. O. PACKAKD. C C. HOWAKI). • H. C. TKASK. Ststt nr Fleams 1 Couirrr or, Osanoc J ■ I hereby certify that before me. a Notary Public, personally appraml II. Adna Howard. Jeaae O. I ackard, Claude C. Howard, anil Homer C. Trask, to me well known to be foor o{ the persons nanini In ami wlm tuhtrrlbed their names to th* foregoing V M î * Pt Incorporation; and Severally ocknowledged Udore me thnt they *ub*crlhrd And ear •he same for the purpose* therein r tp iessetl: •" Wi,r" r* ' Wnrsiur. I have hereunto set mrhand ami official teal, at Sanford. In the County of Orange and the State of Florida, on this the pth day of February, A . 1)., Hill. (Seal) „ M asti C. AmtMiN. Notary l 'ubile. Slate of Florida, at large My Commission espire* Feh. 4th, 11)13 StATT or i'rNNJYLVANIA 1 era o f America L. H. T E M P L E fiOCNT JACKSONVILLE FLORAL COMPANY Phone 166. IlLh and Oah Avc. Special Offering In Fcqia.__ .. Satjfp.rd, Florida Floral Dealgng lo Order. i-Xfi-10-tf • • • • SANFORD, FLORIDA 'C r i i , H AM ILTO N DENTIST .W4WV44VVW W 44VVVVWVSVWVWVVS W VWVVVVVWWViWW V H V W W W M Room 13 Pico Building .-¿T _ Phone 355 BÜTT Peoples B a lR lif^ ilo rd , Florida crtniiTAL $3 0,0 0 0 .0 0 ___ The O N L Y bank w Sanford that INSURES EVERY D O LLAR * DEPOSITED A G A IN S T LOSS from any'and all causes. : : : : DR. R. M. MASON TH E DENTIST W. E. HOUSHOLDER BANK O F SANPO RD OFFERS X c flm p t ScrviGG------ P o lite S e n d e e ----- A ccu rate S e r v ic e " , nnd will nppredntc your potrpnntie FOUR HER CENT allowed on Savings Deposit* ” Safety Deposit Boxes for rent IL E. TOLAR M. M. SMITH. II. R. STEVENS. President Vice-President Cashier DICKINSON & DICKINSON Attorneys nt Law Peoples Dank Bldg. Sanford, Florida DR MP LIVER Y, F E E D and SAL STABLE O S T E O P A T H IC P M Y • I C I AM OIUco & Residence 51UMagnolia Ave Onice Hours: U to 12: 3 to 8 Other hours by appointment Sanford (i L f w ‘y Harness and Wagons Florida Blackamlthlnt and Horaaahoalnt Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged PF»1? . :* f ’ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Shoe Repairing By Machinery ;! Practices In State end Federal Courts. Phone 248 Quicker, Neater and Better than the Old Way ! GEO. A. DeCOTTES ATTORNEY and OOUNSEIJjOR at LAW Practice io State mid Federal Courts Welborn Block • i]n r * * f 1f r .T * ANDEW JOHNSON ■ fi I *t H E A V Y H A U L IN G AND C O N T R A C T IN G M. G. T. Building. 1,|| J J 1 ;V ♦, V iI ÍT J • ‘1 11 '•TO N Same Man but New Location No. 113 W . fir s t Street, Next Door to W oodru ff’ s Store ’ Sanford. Fin SANFORD THOMAS EMMfcT WILSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LA\V X ate Stata Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of FloftdiT Drink 3 Bottle of Residences. Sanford and Svlvan Lake G. STRINGFELLOW JUSTICE OF THE PEACE NOTARY PUBLIC onice in city Hall adam e M Jo s e p h i n e W ill open GINGER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R . a cltsa for leaching iKs S. T. T A Y L O R Tailor System of Dress Cutting: Februnry I bL T E L E P H O N E ' 293. Yowell Building J.-VrR—PAGE----M anicuring fla ir Dressing Sham pooing Yowell B u ild in g .. Phons S23 w Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illnesg, aid digestion and give you health * ___ The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, F la FIR S T N ATIO N AL BANK O F SA N FO R D , F L A . -P rN rR M IB i N s s M ts L - -Q B Q , _F. P U P I A W i Y ! B. P. W H IT N E R , A a s t. C ash Ine P. P. FORSTER, ashlar Only National Bank in Orango County Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance Safety Deposit Boxes'for Rant O R G A N IZ E D 1887 ADE. THE TUNER, PHONE ORLANDO. NO. 4 0 . i FLORIDA T H E M. & R. S TO R E W a d s W ill Pay Phona Toll on All Ganulna O rdara And ICE CREAM PARLOR s* sw s v w w t w w w s w » H H BICYCLES AND ________ mnvp| fr ES SUNDRIES _ FROM M M UP TO 11$. FOR NEW B*>> «71 r U w «7 . SIIANIBARGCR ORLANDO. FLORIDA ! Ice Cream Furnished in Pints, Quurts and .Gallons -Stationery, Confectlönory and Periodicals of all Kinds 104 rirfit Street Phone 281 Old P ostoffice M d •* I ■*^r. FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS General Insurance rewire**Agents Sanford Local Union No. 1781. U. B. of C. and j1. »'dock In of A. meets every Thursday night at .7 o'< the Katies' Hall. W. A . Rumohr. president; ent; T. L Lent. R, S. A T. , DR. Legal Notice ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Unite Brotherhood o f Carpenters and Joln- , 1 0 I'AiaAin, Treasurer. lb * firstt orgsiiliatl.Jii mrrting i t (l,r holders ol jr brlil 111 stock uf thl* uirporalioù i I'.- u iy o f Sar •A»» ■- ----- Sanford Lodge, No 02. F. L A. M. County nr I jvcxawanna J ” Welborn Block Phoue 10 I hereby certify that before me. a Notary Public. In nnd f«r «aid County nnd Slnte. personally apSanford, Florida penn-d J. F. Wilcnx, to me well known to Im one.of llif pvuutj! liOHU-iI.it)-Ottl Wli'-i rs fculnl the fore- r#■H r r e r r r r w > i i*>» « » » » >. > . , . «» » M r w gotng anil nnnrhed - A T tlafiT ir Inion-oriilloii. nml • acknowledged that hr exn-ulrd the same for Ihr purposes therein mentioned. I n Wirena.Wiirvror. I have hereunto set my nv hand h _ .seal ____ , nod pfilclnl nt______ Scranton, In the pñ I ounty of luuA: DENTIST nwnñnn. and State of ri-imsylv*ii(a. ou this ?th day uf February. A. D., 11)11. Rooms 23, 24 and 28, Pico Bldg. 'Phone 41 (Seal) N ttut.V. Durrv S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . Notary Public My cnnunlssion will expire nt the end of next session nf the Senate. = Florida Fruits ■>"<' Vegetables i G. W. Spencer. Master; J. C. Entmlngcr, Secre­ tary. Communication every first and third Thurs­ days at 7:30 p. m. Visiting brothers wricoroe. Gapu-a L. Bssxsa. nw irtyTiniflv -fur M*«,achuActti - r O IVutLAtO, Phoenix LodSe No. 3, K. or P. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. Visiting knight* always we*eomo P. E. Itmrhtnson, C. C. FrlTx S. Frank. K. R. and S. G. h F- Haamg, 'SHIPPERS OF r.Q.E.. Celery City fieri« 1833 D R . , • brrrby rerilfy thnt M o re me, n Notary Public, *" rw< ,nm mlA n~ ‘ —-----*• ...... ........ M apIn "nnd for m snltl ('«mtity nnd Stale, personally P f * ™ t K. llouAhton. to me well known to lie one of the persons named In, nnd who eirculrd the DENTIST foregoing nnd attached Articles of Incur (torn I Ion. nml acknowledged (hot he executed the same for O ffice: H in e s B ldg, o v e r W o o d ru ff's S to re the purposes therein mentiolie«!. I n W l m » Wartror, I have herrurtto aet my SA N PO R D . FLO RID A hand nnd ofTIcinl scnl nt Boston, In the County of Suffolk, and State of M.U3ndium'tts.. on this 2nd dny of February, A . 1)., lu ll. ¿S ail Chase &. Co. Mretinas Aral and third Tuesdays In every month' Hall In Welborne Block, third floor. . ° K S s S £ ™ L i ___ Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned have been duly appointed nnd qualified by the United State* Cirri:It Court for the Southern District nf Ohio. Weslrrn Division, iu Equity rase No. (1(173 thereof; also by the United Stairs Circuit Court for he Southern District of Florida In Equity case No. 34 thereof, as receivers of D ie Honda Land hud Development . Company, .. a corp ntion organised under the laws of till the slate of Ohio. All persons, firms or roriHiratlons indebted to said company nre required tn make Immediate payment, and nil Asnctr III The amount of the capital stock of this corpora­ c'mlltors are notified lo present their claims duly autheiulcatrd to tile undersigned tor allowance on tion shall be EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND LARS (^800,000.00), to, he divided finto cigli* or before July 1,11)11, as per order of court. JOHN C. ANDREWS. , shares of the par value of One llumlrnl FRANK H CRAMER. Drilnnri 1100.00) each. Of said capital stock Pour Receivers of The Florida Land A Development Co. Bundled -Fifty Thousand Dollars ($450,000 00) divided Into four ihoussmJ five hundred shares of Franklin T. Cahill. Atty.. 38-31) Blymyrr Building. , the par value of One Hundred Dollars (3100.00) each, shall be common stock, and Three Hundred Patterson A. Recce nnd Joseph C, Smith, Ally*., 413-414 Johnston Duilaing. Fifty Thousand Dollars ($350.000.00) divided Cincinnati. Ohio. • 22-fit lulu three thousand five hundred shares of the par ralue of One Hundred Dollars (3100.00) each, •hail be preferred stuck.Notice o f Application for Tax Deed Sak^ preferred stock shall entitle the holders to receive In each year, out of the net earnings of the Under Section 8 or Choptcr 4888 ruriurdtioa. a fixed yearly dividend of te v r n (7 ) Laws o f Florida per centum before any dividend shall be paid u|x)n or set apart for the common stuck; such dividend Notice 1» hereby given that H. R. Roberts of on the preferred slock shall tie payable semi-annu­ Chuluotn Florida purchaser of Part Tax Certificate ally upon the First day of Jnnuary and of July Of No. 2(132 dated the first day of June. A. P . IHlHi, each year. The dividends on the preferred stock ha* filed said certificate In my office, and tins shall be cumulative, so that, U In any year d ivi­ made npnlk-allon for Tat Deed lu Issua In accord­ dends amounting to seven ( 7 ) "per centum shall ance with law. Said certificate embraces the fol­ net I** paid on such preferred stuck, the deficiency lowing drsrrlbed property situated In Orange shall be a charge upon the net earnings of the cor­ County, Florida, to-wit: E (I acres o fS -W. V4 of poration. and be psld subsequently before any div- N.-E. U of S.-W 54 See 27 Tp 21 S. R. 32 E. Urnds shall be paid upon or set apart for the coin The said land being assessed at the date of the m-in stock. issuance of such certificate In (he name of K. A. The balance of the qet profits of (he corporation, Mills. atier the payment of said cumulative dividends of Unless said Certificate shall be redeemed ac­ seven (7 ) per centum per annum lo the holders of cording tu Inw, Tax Ik-ed will issue thereon on the preferred stock, may be distributed as dividends 4th day of March A. D. 11)11. among the bolder* of the common* slock as and Witnest-my official signature and seal this (he when the Board of Director* shall determine. 3rd day of February A. u 1011. The Board of Director* may issue such preferred „ U M. ROBINSON. stock and certificates therefore at and when thtf Cletk Circuit Court, Ornnga County, Florida. ••Id Hoard shall determine, and the vote or assent ..... . 23-41 of the stockholders shall not bn necessary for such Issue. The holders of preferred stock shall, in ense of In The Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Iviuklstlon or dissolution of the corporation, be en­ Circuit Orange County. Florida In titled to be paid in full, both the principal of their share* and the accrued dividends, before any Chancery amount shall be paid to the. holders of the common stock. The holders of preferred stuck shall not be Geo. T. Llpplnrott, Corn entitled to vote said preferred stock In any election plotnant ' • Notice of sale undrr vs of directors o r for the management of the corpora IMS degree o f fureclusurb Eddy K. Shera and Flora Taylor Shrra. Defendants Die preferred stuck shall be tedcemnblr at the Under and by virtue of a degree of foreclosure option of the Board of Director*, at any dividend paying time after five (8 ) years from the date of and sale, made and entered In the nlsrve stated Issue of said stock, at par value of said stock and n cause on the fourteenth day of Januory, A. D. premium of five (n ) per centum, together with all 1011. by Honorable Minor S Jones, Judge of the .Circuit Court for the Seventh Judicial Circuit of accrued Interest or dividends. Die holders of preferred stock shall have the op­ the State of Florida. In and for Grunge County, in tion at any time after three years from the dale of chancery, in a cause therein pending, wherein ■ o w of »aid stock of converting the same into any GeorgeT. Llppincotl was Coinplolnunt and Eddy « t h e lands or property of th* corpora lion which K. Shera bim) FlnraTaylor Shera were Respondents, Ihey may select, at its market price at the time of I shall sell at public outcry to the highest and tuih conversion: and upoh the'surrender of sai l Iwst bidder, for rash, at the front door of (he Court •tuck at any time after three years from date of House In the City of Orlando. Orange County. »sue. the Board of Directors shall cause to be Issued Slate of Florida, during the legal hour* of sale, Q rttnt_____.... Proper conveyance of a sufllcleot amount of the on Monday. Mqrch tub. A D . 11)11, the tame l. w! which selected ts-lng the legal sales day, the following daacrUied Vfilch may be sclacLnl wrtjf of the corporation, (erred stock, stock, to to redeem redeem real estate. tlluntrdL. lying and being'In'the --------------J preferred the holder------of said preferr »flq. .stock any Interest Interest or — at par. together with wi t h any t dlv- County of Orange and Stale of Florida, more particularly described as follows, to-wll: t_ “ 7!^ may hare accrued on said stock The Nortn 5H acre* of the Weal Ji nf the NurthAll or any portion of the common stock of this weal quarter of the Northwest Nortbweal quarter of Section torpor slim may be payable in real or personal west ■aninrrty nr In I.Kfw nr |«rvW-r« nr may be issued 3 in Township Twenty (2 0 ) South of Range ThirtyOr used for the purchase of real or persoAII linjpanyr on e(81). F^*«. fw a *a »U lp flflocn (J3 ) feet wide « for the payment uf labor or service*, at a just off the North. East and West side*, which U tn he vslustlap lob e determined by (he Board of LM- kept open iK-rpetually aa one-half of roadways ~ r «uun. — ________ / ^ GEI). A. DiCOTTES. - Z4:3tE------------- S tella ) y « u w In CJianesiry. A n n a IV This corporation shall continue and have full lower |0 lu corporate rights and franchiaNotice o f Election , fur a period of ninety-nine <0U> years from and To decilia whether the tale of Intnrirnting liq­ alter the oumuiaacetnenl uf It« corporate rilslenoe _uor*. wines and beers shall lie prohibited in Orange county. Florida. . • _ . A an cu V Pursuant U> an order Isaned by the Board of The business of this corporation shall be cooductCounty Commlulqflcni uf Drang*» county Florida, ed by the futiowing uffloer«: • presideul. a general a «pans) meeting held un the Hth day of January, mMisgrr. a seexutary ami treasurer. eleCtedby lb « .. . , ^ mjard of Diircturs (rum among tnclr number, nnd A. D I B I l. Notice la hereby given that an election will be a Board of five Director* who must 1» holder* of held In Orange cxwnty, Florida, on Wednesday. “ w or mare share* of arm gum stuck M the curt«*March lat. 11)11. to decide whether the tale of Inf*ii bn elected annually by aaWl stockholders. tuiicaling liquors, wines or beer ahall 1« prohibited tintil the first annunlmgntitig of the sUckhuldrrs of Orange, state of Florida. JJJvystlcr K m Lied for, and until their suroeaeor* in the cuunty ^ Fn WhncM* "**»oreprr Wh< " • " • « • d . a o d qualified, the pOcers of this cori»_ _ . ^ Ith Hay of faanuary, A D. and teal of o ffi:» this . ration sJmU be: teal) Ä - , B. Ittll. ricali -, M. - ROBINSON. „ Clerk County Commlaakmers of Orange Co-, Fla. B. A. I low Aim. President. U A. How aid . General Monagrr: J-O. I'aixset:. Secretary, andBeard of Directors shall bet j F\ Wtuux" Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 ,1. O. O. T. Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m.-. over Imperial Theatre. W. P. Stone. N. U W. S. B a ld w in , Sec'y. Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order Eastern Star - The names and -resMen«*-* of the subscribing In­ We. the underailned, have Birred to aiaorlate corporators of this corporation; ond the amount of ourreive* tnlether and do hereby associate oursrl- the capital stork suliscrihed byreach. ara at follow*: rrt tiMrther for the purpose of forming n U«l>- pofItle and corporate under and by virtue of the lawa of the State of Florida, ond do hereby adopt the following Artldea of Incorporation: A m u I. . SANFORD LODGES �Am M H M M «M h m i>h h * lyment of S25 luartntwd t«a pet ccdt dltcount for c*»h No In tern i on deferred payment* We pay la te * until davalopment bejín. We aire 30, 00 or tyß-dayi arare on defer­ red payment* in ra ie of ik-knet*. We titre free deed in ca*e o f death u » • 123,958 ! i 181.768 330.000 ; I 475.000 - ; TITLE BOND l GUARANTEE CO. Yearly average Inorase 118,3% ConaarvatHm , Reliability, P rogroaalvan eaa and C ourtaoua T ra ttm a n t O u r Policy: Number 4 SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A. FEB R U A R Y 24, 1911 Volume 2 V J $10 monthly $25 down-that’s all □ □ □ □ □ □ □ IH S IIE ]® ® ® ' □ [ LUCKY SANFORD CHANCE FOR YOU SOUTHERN O f land left in the irrigable belt and HOME you will be fortunate J f your investi­ you will do well to secure some or it be­ gations will carry you to fore it all passes beyond your reach “L U C K Y S A N ­ and localities For a cash Payment of Twenty-five Dollars in the State where land can be guaranteed D o w n and two dollars per acre month- F O R D ” and T h e T ifle B o n d & Guarantee few There , 1* * • as being productive. ly this com pany The Sanford Celery Delta tract and give you immediate possession. H as made a reputation that is known all over this continent and show your good judgement by you should Tills Gives You Six Years in Which to PayOut purchasing land that has made a ^ c ommunity famous will, sell you a five-acre T h e contract allows you. to place ■ _ * greatei^portion~ oLyoui: money in devclop- by its productivity. ments Few Localities can Make Boasts of this Character Instead of Inland Payments —- r * „ * * < ; *§|, **> 1 ' T h e good qualities o f this fact can be A n d that is what has placed Sanford i the " *■ best appreciated by those w ho are not suf­ in a class all to itself. fering from S W O L L E N F O R T U N E S . This Company Thirteen Reasons on the Yellow Sheet which shows you Send for • H as some o f the very best unsold land * — in the Celery Delta. It is o f the irrigable • - \ why you should* steer, plear o f the Dune * , *• kind—the sort upon which -* flowing A rtes­ Dealers, Easting Tract peddlers and Starva­ tion Site Vendors. ian wells can be secured W e .List Properties of Others for Safe. X L e t Us Know W h at Y o u H a ve T IT L E BOND - & - G U A R A N TE E - COM PANY Sanford. Florida, U. S. A $25 down-that’s all □ B iÖ C T S 0 ÌE I 0 ] $10 monthly �na «í T H E SA N FO R D H E E A ID IN SANFORD—U h U Worth Lining dumber 29 k ALL AROUND FLORIDA GRAND OPERA AT SANfORD “ Cavalleria Rusticana" Will Be Sung Here Tuesday Night fhc General New s o f ‘The Land To those who revel in the highest at­ o f Flow ers. tainment of vocal and Instrumental mu­ CULlfD FROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitome o f the Week's Most lm ___ portent Happenings In the State's tfbmnTri' ~ sic, as exemplified in grnnd opera, a few remarks will not bo amiss concerning the coining engagement of tlie English Grand Opera Co. and Orchestro Tuesday, Mar. 7 at the Imperial Theatre. The performance Is an Innovation and notable In many ways. The eyes of the musical world are now focused on Pietro Mascagni, the composer of L'Amigo FritxT Rusticana and a new work, Ysobel, to be produced nt the New Theatre in New York shortly. . -Caynlhjrln Rusticano (Rostlc Chtvntry) pojiulnr the ÌJÀfftf over, has seldom been heard here although the “ Intermezzo" played during ilio interlude is a familiar The bird men will flynt Daytona Beach Msrch 23rd and the event will attract a larjle crowd. The Pensacola Joutal says that Sanford has her celery.' l * k ^ 4 Jicr slrawl>ca3es and Hastings her potatoes, but Pensa­ cola farmers ore growing pepper. Daytons is going to have her houses numbered and by the first of July hopes' l,,u“^ CT tomo*- of ¡¡¡* jflrfcava free delivery. OITenboch s sparkling. little operetta, The Rose of AuVern, is andthcr brilliant The Montgomery Amüsement Com­ cut musical Rem which scintillates here pany, with n capital stock of $ 100,000, Is for the llrst time on this occasion; thus w jit process of formation at Jackson- we are to receivc'o "double bill," a "gala n'nur os 71“caTTwrInTo^crilfiS*5!W p big new moving picture show in several Still another attractioh, also refreshingFlorida cities, Sanford being one of them. ly new, and therefore doubly acceptable, —Tha JacksonvilleJtaJud_pjjffrsd^_b1!q recognised the Importance to the inter­ ests of the state of Florida of having lion. S. M. Sparkman of Tampa succeed tothe chairmanship of the Rivers and H u $ rs Committee of tlie Houdc of Representa­ tives, to which lie is by usage nnd prcce-j dent entitled, being the ranking Demoi|lc member of the present ¿ommittee. body at a recent meeting passed lutions Indorsing Mr. Sparkman for honor. ^ The report, of Hon. A. C. Croom. stule comptroller has Borne very interesting fig­ ures to those whb desire to keep up with the irogress of the state. The increase in valuation of property during the past ten years hna been wonderful. It- hns risen during this year from 396.6B6.054 in 1900 to 177,723,981 In 1010, Railroad mileage In 1900 was ‘ 3,101.79 of main track and 541.32 of side track. In 1910 in was 4,164.14 of main track and" 697.43 of side tracks; etc. The total assets of the banks (state institutions) on December ^ HERTEIA 1IEYMAN 31, 1901; was $6,149.852.50, and on Nov. With English Opera Company at Imperial Theatre Monday Night, Mar. 6. 10. 1910, it hod Increased to $27.126,G99.34, again In ten years or $20,976.- is.the orchestra—a ladies orchestro if you 745.48. M please—and conducted by the famous St. Petersburg Is linving a new sensa­ Boston leader Nellie Chandler, to whom tion, nnd If the croze for exploring the late-Patrick Gilmore- presented-!«* spreads. Investors may not only be dig­ baton, on a ' mcmberable occasion in ging on their own premises, but Investi­ Washington before an audience of nearly gating those of their neighbors as well. fifty thousand people' assembled in the The news Is abroad that o good flow of vast amphitheatre. oil has been struck on the Stuart land, New Shoe Store two miles up- the Bay. Workmen were E. G. Duckworth the Feet Fitter has drilling for water and as they were not equipped so as to care for the oil, they opened a store in the DeForcst building. suspended operations. Those owning land The store will be under the able man­ in the neighborhood, many of them, soon agement of Mr. Tillinghnst nnd is to be heard the news, and plans are being laid up to date ‘In every rcsjiecL & Volarne III SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MARCH 8. I9H by a number of them to unite and secure the services of an experienced oil well driller and hnVe a well put down in order to discover whether oil in sufficient quin-' titles to make the industry lucrative is to be found in that vicinity. , "Five thousand autoists will visit Flor­ ida next year provided the proper assur­ ance can be given them that a well paved road connects Jacksonville and Tampa," vouchsafed Frederick' F. Schmidt of Bridgetown, N. J., a successful motorist and road builder. A bevy of young Canadian girls are eujoying an outing in SL Augustine, be­ ing the successful candidates in a news­ paper contest. The party is composed of ten. and the sight-seers will also viplt Ormond antTJsckionvllIe. returning home by the way of New York. /Jtcr mors than twenty-four how* of intense suffering as the result of falling between passenger cars on the St. PetersburaJacksonville train ou the Atlantic Coast Line et Mtcanopy Junction Friday afternoon, W. J. Leary, u well known traveling drug salesman of Jacksonville breathed his last In the sanitarium In that city, whence be had been taken at 6 o'clock Saturday night — - - - --------St. Cloud has been incorporated and is tunli a full fledged town with its own city government with power to make and en­ force laws. Tha state encampment of the G. A- I t CtxfotUft.a.,U ai f . of., glqry ,at SL.&AU1. The next stale encampment ef the Grand Army waa awarded to Zephyrhills. Plana for the establishment of an exr perimental farm on land just west of Lake Okeechobee, in DeSoto county, to be employed .by Luther Burbank, tlie Califor­ nia plant wizard, are all under way. ’. 4V '* ’■ '‘1. rid L ’C . . M . A VITAL QUESTION Whether bur Sanford Ubrary Shall Uve or Ole—Uve, o f Course \ Every citizen feels pride In its posses­ sion, In seeing Us notice in the Sunford Herald, in referring a vipitor or j trosinac­ tive resident to it. but remember it must be supported and supplied. Public senti­ ment (s heartily in its favor, therefore our public spirited citizens will see to it Hint it is put on a' practical, living foundation by their undivided support. One dollar annually from each resident nnd proi>eriy owner will support and secure to •Sanford Library rooms, books and ó librarian, as now is, but looking to that sweet day in the near future that will see q, handsome building on tho city library lot. convenl-ntly nitnnifld as It is. between First and Second streets on Perk avenue. There­ fore. citizens, bo prepared to do business 'With the committee appointed by the library Association to see you in die near future. _ _ _ ________________ On Hta ilogahlp If any one thinks good togs cannot be raised hare they should see the fine one brought to Stockton's meat market this week. The hog was raised by F. E. Brewer and dressed out 492 pounds. You can’t beat this In the country where they raise hogs for a living. , -----------'^Socialist M e e t ft fT 'S T S F S Tonight at the corner of Pork and First street J. L. Fitts will address the people of Sanford on the question of Socialism, A number of people here are becoming interested in Socialism and every one should bear Mr. Fitts on tho subject. ORANGE COUNTY IS DRY BOOMING! BOOMING! ft » ---------- LOWER FREIGHT RATES Herald Plano Contest Still holds First Place Against all Attractions Rousing M eetin g W ill Be Held In Conditions a re S a tis fa c to ry to The following Is the standing of the Eagles Hall T on igh t M a jo rity o f The V oters * h contestants up to date: Miss Mildred P n ltrr...... ......................... IOC,830 Miss Mauds Hants.;........................ 118,600 ORANGE COUNTY TO iss Olsdr* Gsicbel.............. X....... 87.076 U R G E DRY MAJORITY RECORDED M Ml»« Jessie Stumon........ .....................14,576 HUth School ......... 2,073 Miss .............. Kate Underwood../........... .... 2,129 Every Citizen Should Attend Meeting 2.000 Miss MawLemaidr....... ......... Orlando and Sanford Spring Surprises Ö .... 1,029 Isa Lucille Richards............... And Hear Gifted Orator Is* Helm Howland........ :.... .... 1.000 On The Smaller Precincts On The Question Mrs. Mabel Johnson................... .... 1,000 By Going Dry -m irar rows . Orange, county will lino up with* the After a campaign remarkable for Its Minnie E. Arm slioni. Orlando.. ...... 0,900 other counties of Florida and tbe gulf oppressive calm Orange County has again Cameron City Churro ......... ............... 4,629 n orenoe 'F- Kinney. Ovetdo............. 3.200 states generally on behalf of the proposed been returned to the tall dry column, by a- Miss Miss Nellie* Amlck. Orlando................. t , 1.500 canal across the peninsula connecting t majority of between ISO and 200 votes. The Popularity Contest has competed the Atlantic ocean with the Mississippi The campaign has been very quiet in with the great Orange county fair, one of river. every respect Both sides were satisfied the greatest attractions ever In Florida: Last week tha Sanford Gommerdil Cfufp to adopt the still hunt method of going the charity ball in Sanford and 'Orlando, adopted resolutions endorsing tills great after votes and not a public speech was for which society ‘consumed weeks in project and tonight, under Its auspices, a ' made during the campaign. preparation: tlie famous Johnny J. Jones The drys were confident that Sanford Carnival to which everybody and their public meeting Is to be held In Eagles nnd Orlando would give a dry majority uncle went with bulging pockets with hall ana nn Orange county branch of the and the wets were Just a confident of a loose change for all the attractions; the Mississippi to Atlantjp Inland Waterway victory in the two cities. The result lias coming of the Woodman of the World association will be organized- U. S. been a great surprise to both sides Or­ convaatloa../or which tho.jiMjsl elaborate Senator Duncan U. Fletcher is the presi­ lando giving 403 votes for selling and . preparations are demanding tlie attention dent o f this «wodarion which is waging an active. campaign for cheap water, 3' afilirmo. Simford ~ trood'-nboot-^l^ T oT T h n T tw d 'rcrrfifi-efifo ^ transportation and doing for tho SouilT^ same on tlie county election as on the delegates; tlie dally society receptions, state wide, the vote standing as follows. lectures and club meetings too numerous wliat the Lakes to tlie Gulf Waterway Association and the Atlantic Deeper In Precinct 25: Altai ntlgclling 123, for iilua. yet extensive la their selling 119. orate individual interests. And of. all Mississippi Valley and the Atlantic Precinct 3, against selling 176, for sell­ attractions great and small In which Or­ Coast. ing 173. ange county lias revelled, The Herald's All the counties of the gulf states are Total vote giving a majority of 9 votes Piano Contest is greatest of them all. being organized for strength As public iiKitiiist selling. _ The contestants' friends are taking such sentiment must be aroused in ordes..to Several county precincts are |o be heard Interest and expressed their determin­ create the demand for *hls waterway from and the total cartnut at - tills time ation to make Sanford the center of at­ which akme pioducea action at Washing­ be ascertained but from a rough estimate traction of ail Florida cities throughout ton. Escambia, Franklin, Putnan, Lake, the returns will aggregate about 176 this contest tluit the management, in re­ Duval St. Johns, Marion- and other coun­ votes in the rounty against tne sale'of sponse to many reqaests have as a spec­ ties in Florida have organized strong liquor. The vote by precincts will be ial favor decide^] to continue the piano local branches of this association atuf are given in the next issue of The Herald. contest for a short time. lending financial and moral■support to This will bo for p very short time and the work. A Card From the Catholic Ladles it behoovqs cver^',citizen to send their Sanford, vitally Interested by Iter great Through the ever obliging Herald we subscription for IW years if possible, and take this opportunity lo thank those who. for at least one year, and Include at least shipments cannot afford to take a bock so generously patronized our fair during quo subscription with theirs nnd send ut seat while other live sections of tlie South the past week. Lucky indeed is Sanford once. Write your name and address are fighting out the problem of cheaper in having to many public spirited, gener­ plainly and name your contestant and freights. The benefited water transport­ ation 'arc already realized here and the ous, liberal and enlightened citizens. accurate credit will be given you. St. Johns being a port of the system of We netted almost $600, h goodly sum. It will not be long before one of the nnd In consequence we are installing popular contestants will be awarded The inland waterways now being surveyed' by tlie government In this State, brings tlie electric lights in our jirctty church and we Herald's elegant prize, matter dose home. hove ordered an nltnr and.an organ. A $400 Plano We beg to remind, our Non-Catholic At tonlght'e meeting Sanford will listen Your friends will gludly Join you in this friends that the doors of our church are campaign lo advertise Sanford and t(ive to one of the ablest exponents of trans­ nlwnys open to them, for our God Is their Mr. S. you their subscriptions if you ask them. portation In the United States God and tlie old church is their mother. A. Thompson, field secretary of the great They want their name on the Ust. „ ' • . Thc Catholic L a dim . National Rivers and Harbors Congress Tbe following sclicdula will be effective until tlie rinse nf the anneal:____________ which is a power in Washington stul -Jolty Stanford €*•♦**»TTiloing a coloAaAl M UdlllVB WWfc look* New siut Krnewal Trice A Jolly bunchuf Stanford, Conn,,people Term» _ Subscriptiotu tng towards a national system of Inland are in the city for several weeks visiting 2,000 waterways. f 2.00 1 Year friends and enjoying Florida climate. 5.000 4.00 2 Year Mr. Thompson lias been a student of Among them are the following: 10.000 the transportation question for more than 6.00 3 Year Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Staub, Mr. und Mrs. 23.000 a quarter century ond the facta which be 10.00 5 Year Isaac Scofield, Mr. and Mrs. E. IL John­ 50.000 will present at this meeting will be start­ 15.00 10 Year son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stephens Write your name plainly and address ling to those who have not given the S. Chad yne and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. The Herald's Contest Editor, Mrs. M. F adject special study and of profound In­ Arthur Scofield, Mr. ami Mrs, E. J. .Brown terest to every fanner, merchant and Keyes, Sanford, Fla. and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Gillisple. business man In Orange county. Accompanying him is the field secre­ SUCCESSOR TO JUDGE BEGGS tary of the Mississippi to Atlantic Inland Will be Appointed on Recommendation Waterway Assoclatiod, Mrs, Mantle Wood Henry, who is organizing branches of this L e tte rs and Com m unications on o f County Executive Committee assodalion-and who will talk Informally Tbe following communication from Gov. Various Tim ely Topics. Gilchrist relative to the successor of Judge on this apedfle project, following Mr. Beggsas Judge of the Criminal Court will Thompson's address. COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE be of interest to tho poople of Orange Letters, from tlie Jacksonville Hoard of Trade urging Sanford to do her share In county; ( . Dr. D.C. Abrmeihy, Ctislrmsn Democratic County tills comjiaign, preceded tho coming of In This Department will be Found the EzeeutWeCommittee. Orlando. FIs.: Mr. Thompson and Mrs. Henry. Jackson­ Views. Opinions nnd Comments My Dear Sir—I Imve Just been inform­ ville is backing Uie movement with great Of Practical W riters ed of the death of the Honorable James enthusiasm, as are ell the leading dries D. Boggs, Judge Criminal Court of Record and town« along the proposed waterway. Make It Dry for Orange County. Conte out to this inpetjng everybody. To ths Editor,ofThe llrrsto: The vacancy caused In said office by tlie Tbe success of the movement meant • Now dial the people of Sanford, have death of Judge Beggs will be Ailed upon greater Sapford. < reaffirmed their preference, for tha law tbe recommendation of 4 suitable person ugainst selling intoxicating liquors will _ High School Notes not the authorities reap««* ibe wishes of lot »»M-h office by the Democratic County Executive Committee of Orange County, This adtool waa' represented by a team tho people whg placed them In power! provided that recommendation Is made at of five men In the Field Day at tbs Cen­ L it us have a rigid and Impartial en­ a meeting of tba committee held _ with sus Celebration In Tampa on February forcement of ilua pothered law rather open doors, a fte rd w ’ tmd ThmJy-ttotwe it*.-XbaAiUwloving cup. waa captured.' titan discrimination and farce. to each and every member of the com­ for Arcadia by a team of fourteen men representing that place. The schools en­ A. E. P hilips. ' mittee of Uie lime and place of such tering were, Plant City, Dradentowiu Hillsborough High School, Bartow, San­ ~ Another troMey Line . * meeting:* « If lire recommendation which lire com­ ford, Lakeland nnd Arcadia. The day Surveyors ore at work laying but the after the meet the boys attended the avi­ route for a new trolley line from Sanford mittee shall make will result In a vacancy ation meet, aa an object lesson to the to Kissimmee. The right of way has In any other office in Orange county, the high-jumpers.) been granted them to come down Pal­ committee is requested at ouch •meeting Washington's birthday, Rollins college metto avenue to the Clyde Line dock. lo make, a suitable recommendation for held an lbter-aeholasrio Track meet at the driving pork in Orlando, In which The company seems able lo take care of the filling of such other vacancy. Sanford was represented by Osborne A copy of this communication Is being Herndon, Able Kanner and Vail Lovell this project and the further developments will be watched with much interest by mailed to cacti member of the committee. Sr.nford won first place In the 440 yard Very truly yours, dash and high Jump and third place In tbe people living along the proposed U»o 440 yard da$h, 50 yard dash, broad ALuprr W. Gilchiust, route. * _________ ' jump and 220 yard dash. — m s w H T T m r 1-------- - Tbe freeze ten years ago almost com- Turner art exhibit being held in- the high The launch Weklwa loaves tho city dock on Sunday morning at 7 o'clock. 'pierely killed rite orange Industry In West school auditorium. Ret urns to 8anford at 8 o’c lock. Gives Florida, but the Milton Gazette says that ■ Wednesday the Athletic Jng and ui held a meeting it was decided to you a day at tha • beautiful sulphur it fa coming to the front aguin. Many have a high school field day for ar tbe the high springs. Good dinner at the hotel thousand boxes were shipped the past school and grammar The day to fixed 1 « March 23, Bothlai ond boating to free. ’• a ORGANIZE V ' K4 w |> fi ü i -■ ri h T if 'A v.V'fLl* i .u m fisi ir) .1 m 71— ■: - - i-tJ -| -i ; / I VOICE Of THE PEOPLE .'J aI f id H •r •] ‘ m ‘i ’ j ä AM I ' M * «I I •/* fllV i t IV , l 1? .1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 24, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 24, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 24, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/50578086cd4f171e4e884434b37c1ef8.pdf e9ec0f068bfb5bf6f7c36743d373a88f PDF Text Text A m M H M M «M h m i>h h * lyment of S25 luartntwd t«a pet ccdt dltcount for c*»h No Interni on deferred payment* We pay late* until davalopment bejín. We aire 30, 00 or tyß-dayi arare on defer­ red payment* in raie of ik-knet*. We titre free deed in ca*e of death u »• 123,958 ! i 181.768 330.000 ; I 475.000 - ; TITLE BOND l GUARANTEE CO. Yearly average In o r a s e 118,3% O u r P o lic y : C o n a a rv a tH m , R eliability, P ro g ro a a lv a n ea a and C o u rta o u a T r a ttm a n t N um ber 4 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . F E B R U A R Y 2 4 , 1911 V o lu m e 2 V $25 down-that’s all □ □ □ □ □ □ □ I H S I I E ] ® ® ® ' □ J $10 monthly [ LUCKY SANFORD CHANCE FOR YOU SOUTHERN O f land left in the irrigable belt and HOME you will be fortunate J f your investi­ you will d o well to secure som e or it be­ gations will carry you to “ LUCKY SAN ­ fore it all passes beyond your reach and F O R D ” and T h e T ifle B o n d & Guarantee few localities For a cash Payment of Twenty-five Dollars in the State where land can be guaranteed D o w n and tw o dollars per acre m onth- T h ere , 1 * * • as being productive. ly this com p a n y The Sanford Celery Delta tract and give you im m ediate possession. Has m ade a reputation that is k n ow n all over this con tinen t and you should Tills Gives You Six Years in Which to PayOut show your g ood judgem ent by purchasing land that has m ade a ^ c om m u n ity fam ous will, sell you a five-acre T h e contract allows you. to place the ■ _ * greatei^portion~ oLyoui: m on ey in devclop- by its productivity. ments Few Localities can Make Boasts of this Character Instead of Inland Payments —- r * „ * * ; *§|, **>1 ' < T h e good qualities o f this fact can be A n d that is what has placed S a n ford i " *■ best appreciated by those w h o are n ot suf­ in a class all to itself. fering from S W O L L E N F O R T U N E S . This Company Thirteen Reasons on the Yellow Sheet w hich show s you S en d for • Has som e o f the very best unsold land * — in the Celery Delta. It is o f the irrigable • * , *• kind—the sort upon w hich flow in g A rtes­ -* w hy you should* steer, plear o f the Dune Dealers, Easting T ract peddlers and Starva­ We .List Properties of Others for Safe. What You Have BOND \ tion Site V en dors. ian wells can be secured T IT L E - - & - X Let Us Know GUARANTEE - COMPANY Sanford. Florida, U. S. A $25 down-that’s all □ B iÖ C T S 0 Ì E I 0 ] $10 monthly �na «í THE SANFORD H E E A ID I N S A N F O R D — U h U Worth Lining dum ber 2 9 k ALL AROUND FLORIDA fhc General News of ‘The Land of Flowers. CULlfD FROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitome o f t h e W eek 's M ost ___ p orten t H appenings In th e State's tfbmnTri' lm ~ The bird men will flynt Daytona Beach Msrch 23rd and the event will attract a larjle crowd. The Pensacola Joutal says that Sanford has her celery.' l * k ^ 4 Jicr slrawl>ca3es and Hastings her potatoes, but Pensa­ cola farmers ore growing pepper. GRAND OPERA AT SANfORD “ Cavalleria R u sticana" Will Be Sung Here Tuesday Night To those who revel in the highest at­ tainment of vocal and Instrumental mu­ sic, as exemplified in grnnd opera, a few remarks will not bo amiss concerning the coining engagement of tlie English Grand Opera Co. and Orchestro Tuesday, Mar. 7 at the Imperial Theatre. The performance Is an Innovation and notable In many ways. The eyes of the musical world are now focused on Pietro Mascagni, the composer of L'Amigo FritxT Rusticana and a new work, Ysobel, to be produced nt the New Theatre in New York shortly. . -Caynlhjrln Rusticano (Rostlc Chtvntry) pojiulnr the ÌJÀfftf over, has seldom been heard here although the “ Intermezzo" played during ilio interlude is a familiar Daytons is going to have her houses numbered and by the first o f July hopes' l,,u“^ CT to m o *- of ¡¡¡* jflrfcava free delivery. OITenboch s sparkling. little operetta, The Rose of AuVern, is andthcr brilliant The Montgomery Amüsement Com­ cut musical Rem which scintillates here pany, with n capital stock of $ 100 ,000 , Is for the llrst time on this occasion; thus w jit process of formation at Jackson- we are to receivc'o "double bill," a "gala n 'n u r os 7 1 “caTTwrInTo^crilfiS*5!W p big new moving picture show in several Still another attractioh, also refreshingFlorida cities, Sanford being one of them. ly new, and therefore doubly acceptable, — Tha Jacksonville J ta J u d _ p jjffrsd ^ _ b 1!q recognised the Importance to the inter­ ests of the state o f Florida o f having lion. S. M. Sparkman o f Tampa succeed toth e chairmanship of the Rivers and H u $ r s Committee of tlie Houdc of Representa­ tives, to which lie is by usage nnd prcce-j dent entitled, being the ranking Demoi|lc member o f the present ¿ommittee. body at a recent meeting passed lutions Indorsing Mr. Sparkman for honor. ^ The report, of Hon. A. C. Croom. stule comptroller has Borne very interesting fig­ ures to those whb desire to keep up with the irogress of the state. The increase in valuation of property during the past ten years hna been wonderful. It- hns risen during this year from 396.6B6.054 in 1900 to 177,723,981 In 1010, Railroad mileage In 1900 was ‘ 3,101.79 of main track and 541.32 of side track. In 1910 in was 4,164.14 o f main track and" 697.43 of side tracks; etc. The total assets of the banks (state institutions) on December ^ HERTEIA 1IEYMAN 31, 1901; was $6,149.852.50, and on Nov. With English Opera Company at Imperial Theatre Monday Night, Mar. 6 . 10. 1910, it hod Increased to $27.126,G99.34, again In ten years or $20,976.- is.the orchestra—a ladies orchestro if you 745.48. M please— and conducted by the famous St. Petersburg Is linving a new sensa­ Boston leader Nellie Chandler, to whom tion, nnd If the croze for exploring the late-Patrick Gilmore- presen ted-!«* spreads. Investors may not only be dig­ baton, on a ' mcmberable occasion in ging on their own premises, but Investi­ Washington before an audience of nearly gating those o f their neighbors as well. fifty thousand people' assembled in the The news Is abroad that o good flow of vast amphitheatre. oil has been struck on the Stuart land, New Shoe S tore two miles up- the Bay. Workmen were E. G. Duckworth the Feet Fitter has drilling for water and as they were not equipped so as to care for the oil, they opened a store in the DeForcst building. suspended operations. Those owning land The store will be under the able man­ in the neighborhood, many of them, soon agement o f Mr. Tillinghnst nnd is to be heard the news, and plans are being laid up to date ‘ In every rcsjiecL by a number of them to unite and secure the services of an experienced oil well driller and hnVe a well put down in order to discover whether oil in sufficient qu in -' titles to make the industry lucrative is to be found in that vicinity. , "Five thousand autoists will visit Flor­ ida next year provided the proper assur­ ance can be given them that a well paved road connects Jacksonville and Tampa," vouchsafed Frederick' F. Schmidt of Bridgetown, N. J., a successful motorist and road builder. & Volarne III SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MARCH 8. I9H A bevy of young Canadian girls are eujoying an outing in SL Augustine, be­ ing the successful candidates in a news­ paper contest. The party is composed of ten. and the sight-seers will also viplt Ormond antTJsckionvllIe. returning home by the way o f New York. /J tcr mors than twenty-four h ow * o f intense suffering as the result o f falling between passenger cars on the St. Petersbur aJacksonville train ou the Atlantic Coast Line et Mtcanopy Junction Friday afternoon, W. J. Leary, u well known traveling drug salesman o f Jacksonville breathed his last In the sanitarium In that city, whence be had been taken at 6 o'clock Saturday night — - - - -----------St. Cloud has been incorporated and is tunli a full fledged town with its own city government with power to make and en­ force laws. . . M . A VITAL QUESTION W h eth er bur Sanford U brary Shall U ve o r Ole— U ve, o f Course \ Every citizen feels pride In its posses­ sion, In seeing Us notice in the Sunford Herald, in referring a vipitor or j tros inac­ tive resident to it. but remember it must be supported and supplied. Public senti­ ment (s heartily in its favor, therefore our public spirited citizens will see to it Hint it is put on a' practical, living foundation by their undivided support. One dollar annually from each resident nnd proi>eriy owner will support and secure to •Sanford Library rooms, books and ó librarian, as now is, but looking to that sweet day in the near future that will see q, handsome building on tho city library lot. convenl-ntly nitnnifld as It is. between First and Second streets on Perk avenue. There­ fore. citizens, bo prepared to do business 'With the committee appointed by the library Association to see you in die near future. _ _ _ _________________ On Hta ilogah lp If any one thinks good togs cannot be raised hare they should see the fine one brought to Stockton's meat market this week. The hog was raised by F. E. Brewer and dressed out 492 pounds. You can’t beat this In the country where they raise hogs for a living. , Tha state encampment o f the G. A- It CtxfotU ft.a .,U a i f . of., g lqry ,a t SL.&AU 1. The next stale encampment ef the Grand --------------'^ S o cia lis t M e e t f t f T 'S T S F S Tonight at the corner o f Pork and First Army waa awarded to Zephyrhills. Plana for the establishment of an exr street J. L. Fitts will address the people perimental farm on land just west of of Sanford on the question of Socialism, Lake Okeechobee, in DeSoto county, to be A number of people here are becoming employed .by Luther Burbank, tlie Califor­ interested in Socialism and every one should bear Mr. Fitts on tho subject. nia plant wizard, are all under way. ’. 4V '* ’■ '‘1. rid L ’ C ORANGE COUNTY IS DRY Conditions are Satisfactory to M ajority of The Voters BOOMING! BOOMING! ft» ------------Herald Plano C on test Still h o ld s First Place Against all A ttra ctio n s V' K4 LOWER FREIGHT RATES w |> Rousing Meeting Will Be Held In Eagles Hall Tonight * h The following Is the standing of the contestants up to date: Miss Mildred Pnltrr............... .............. IOC,830 Miss Mauds Hants. ; ............................. 118,600 ORANGE COUNTY TO ORGANIZE Olsdr* Gsicbel................. X ........ 87.076 URGE DRY MAJORITY RECORDED Miss Ml»« Jessie Stumon.......... ......................... 14,576 HUth School ........... 2,073 Miss .................. Kate Underwood../............ .... 2,129 Every Citizen Should Attend M eetin g 2.000 MawLemaidr........ .......... Orlando and S a n ford Spring Surprises Miss .... 1,029 Isa Lucille Richards................. And Hear G ifted O rator Ö Is* Helm Howland.......... : . . . . .... 1.000 On The Sm aller P recin cts On The Q uestion Mrs. Mabel Johnson.................... .... 1,000 By Going Dry -m ira r rows . Orange, county will lino up with* the After a campaign remarkable for Its Minnie E. Armslioni. Orlando.. ...... 0,900 other counties of Florida and tbe gulf oppressive calm Orange County has again Cameron City Churro .......... ................. 4,629 Miss n orenoe 'F- Kinney. Ovetdo.............. 3.200 states generally on behalf of the proposed been returned to the tall dry column, by a- Miss Nellie* Amlck. Orlando...................t , 1.500 canal across the peninsula connecting t majority of between ISO and 200 votes. The Popularity Contest has competed the Atlantic ocean with the Mississippi The campaign has been very quiet in with the great Orange county fair, one of river. every respect Both sides were satisfied the greatest attractions ever In Florida: Last week tha Sanford Gom m erdil Cfufp to adopt the still hunt method o f going the charity ball in Sanford and 'Orlando, adopted resolutions endorsing tills great after votes and not a public speech was for which society ‘consumed weeks in project and tonight, under Its auspices, a ' made during the campaign. preparation: tlie famous Johnny J. Jones The drys were confident that Sanford Carnival to which everybody and their public m eeting Is to be held In Eagles nnd Orlando would give a dry majority uncle went with bulging pockets with hall ana nn Orange county branch of the and the wets were Just a confident of a loose change for all the attractions; the Mississippi to Atlantjp Inland Waterway victory in the two cities. The result lias coming of the Woodman of the World association will be organized- U. S. Senator Duncan U. Fletcher is the presi­ been a great surprise to both sides Or­ convaatloa../or which tho.jiMjsl elaborate dent o f this «w od a rion which is waging lando giving 403 votes for selling and . preparations are demanding tlie attention an a ctive. campaign for cheap water, 3' afilirmo. Simford ~ trood'-nboot-^l^ T o T T h n T t w d 'r c r r fifi-e fifo ^ transportation and doing for tho SouilT^ same on tlie county election as on the delegates; tlie dally society receptions, wliat the Lakes to tlie Gulf Waterway state wide, the vote standing as follows. lectures and club meetings too numerous Association and the Atlantic Deeper In Precinct 25: Altai n tlgcllin g 123, for iilua. yet extensive la their selling 119. orate individual interests. And o f. all Mississippi Valley and the Atlantic Precinct 3, against selling 176, for sell­ attractions great and small In which Or­ Coast. ing 173. ange county lias revelled, The Herald's All the counties of the gulf states are Total vote giving a majority of 9 votes Piano Contest is greatest o f them all. being organized for strength As public iiKitiiist selling. _ The contestants' friends are taking such sentiment must be aroused in ordes..to Several county precincts are |o be heard Interest and expressed their determin­ create the demand for *hls waterway from and the total cartnut at - tills time ation to make Sanford the center of at­ which akme pioducea action at Washing­ be ascertained but from a rough estimate traction of ail Florida cities throughout ton. Escambia, Franklin, Putnan, Lake, the returns will aggregate about 176 this contest tluit the management, in re­ Duval St. Johns, Marion- and other coun­ votes in the rounty against tne s a le 'o f sponse to many reqaests have as a spec­ ties in Florida have organized strong liquor. The vote by precincts will be ial favor decide^] to continue the piano local branches of this association atuf are given in the next issue of The Herald. contest for a short time. lending financial and moral■support to This will bo for p very short time and the work. A Card From th e Catholic Ladles it behoovqs cver^',citizen to send their Sanford, vitally Interested by Iter great Through the ever obliging Herald we subscription for IW y e a rs if possible, and take this opportunity lo thank those who. for at least one year, and Include at least shipments cannot afford to take a bock so generously patronized our fair during quo subscription with theirs nnd send ut seat while other live sections of tlie South the past week. Lucky indeed is Sanford once. Write your name and address are fighting out the problem o f cheaper in having to many public spirited, gener­ plainly and name your contestant and freights. The b enefited water transport­ ation 'arc already realized here and the ous, liberal and enlightened citizens. accurate credit will be given you. St. Johns being a port of the system of We netted almost $600, h goodly sum. It will not be long before one of the nnd In consequence we are installing popular contestants will be awarded The inland waterways now being surveyed' by tlie government In this State, brings tlie electric lights in our jirctty church and we Herald's elegant prize, matter d ose home. hove ordered an nltnr and.an organ. A $ 4 0 0 Plano We beg to remind, our Non-Catholic At tonlght'e meeting Sanford will listen Your friends will gludly Join you in this friends that the doors of our church are campaign lo advertise Sanford and t(ive to one o f the ablest exponents o f trans­ nlwnys open to them, for our God Is their Mr. S. you their subscriptions if you ask them. portation In the United States God and tlie old church is their mother. A. Thompson, field secretary of the great They want their name on the Ust. „ ' • . Thc Catholic L a d im . National Rivers and Harbors Congress Tbe following sclicdula will be effective until tlie rinse nf the anneal:_____________ which is a power in Washington stul -Jolty Stanford €*•♦**»TTiloing a coloAaAl M UdlllVB WWfc look* New siut Krnewal Trice A Jolly bunchuf Stanford, Conn,,people Term» _ Subscript iotu tng towards a national system o f Inland are in the city for several weeks visiting 2,000 waterways. f 2.00 1 Year friends and enjoying Florida climate. 5.000 4.00 2 Year Mr. Thompson lias been a student of Among them are the following: 10.000 the transportation question for more than 6.00 3 Year Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Staub, Mr. und Mrs. 23.000 a quarter century ond the facta which be 10.00 5 Year Isaac Scofield, Mr. and Mrs. E. IL John­ 50.000 will present at this meeting will be start­ 15.00 10 Year son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stephens Write your name plainly and address ling to those who have not given the S. Chad yne and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. The Herald's Contest Editor, Mrs. M. F a d je c t special study and of profound In­ Arthur Scofield, Mr. ami Mrs, E. J. .Brown terest to every fanner, merchant and Keyes, Sanford, Fla. and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Gillisple. business man In Orange county. Accompanying him is the field secre­ SUCCESSOR TO JUDGE BEGGS tary of the Mississippi to Atlantic Inland Will be Appointed on R ecom m endation Waterway Assoclatiod, Mrs, Mantle Wood Henry, who is organizing branches o f this Letters and Communications on o f County Executive C om m ittee assodalion-and who will talk Informally Tbe following communication from Gov. Various Timely Topics. Gilchrist relative to the successor of Judge on this apedfle project, following Mr. Beggsas Judge of the Criminal Court will Thompson's address. COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE be of interest to tho poople of Orange Letters, from tlie Jacksonville Hoard o f Trade urging Sanford to do her share In county; ( . Dr. D.C. Abrmeihy, Ctislrmsn Democratic County tills comjiaign, preceded tho coming of In This Departm ent will be Found the EzeeutWeCommittee. Orlando. FIs.: Mr. Thompson and Mrs. Henry. Jackson­ Views. Opinions nnd C om m ents My Dear Sir—I Imve Just been inform­ ville is backing Uie movement with great Of P r a c tica l W rite rs ed of the death of the Honorable James enthusiasm, as are ell the leading dries D. Boggs, Judge Criminal Court of Record and town« along the proposed waterway. M ake It Dry for Orange County. Conte out to this inpetjng everybody. To ths Editor,ofThe llrrsto: The vacancy caused In said office by tlie Tbe success of the movement meant • Now dial the people of Sanford, have death of Judge Beggs will be Ailed upon greater Sapford. < reaffirmed their preference, for tha law tbe recommendation of 4 suitable person ugainst selling intoxicating liquors will _ High School Notes not the authorities reap««* ibe wishes of lot »»M-h office by the Democratic County Executive Committee of Orange County, This ad tool waa' represented by a team tho people whg placed them In power! provided that recommendation Is made at o f five men In the Field Day at tbs Cen­ L it us have a rigid and Impartial en­ a meeting o f tba committee held _ with sus Celebration In Tampa on February forcement o f ilua pothered law rather open doors, a f t e r d w ’ tmd ThmJy-ttotwe it* .-X b a A iU w lo v in g cu p . waa captured.' titan discrimination and farce. for Arcadia by a team o f fourteen men to each and every member of the com ­ representing that place. The schools en­ A. E. P hilips. ' mittee o f Uie lime and place o f such tering were, Plant City, Dradentowiu Hillsborough High School, Bartow, San­ ~ Another troMey Line . * meeting:* « If lire recommendation which lire com­ ford, Lakeland nnd Arcadia. The day Surveyors ore at work laying but the after the meet the boys attended the avi­ route for a new trolley line from Sanford mittee shall make will result In a vacancy ation meet, aa an object lesson to the to Kissimmee. The right o f way has In any other office in Orange county, the high-jumpers.) been granted them to come down Pal­ committee is requested at ouch •meeting Washington's birthday, Rollins college metto avenue to the Clyde Line dock. lo make, a suitable recommendation for held an lbter-aeholasrio Track meet at the driving pork in Orlando, In which The company seems able lo take care of the filling of such other vacancy. Sanford was represented by Osborne A copy of this communication Is being this project and the further developments Herndon, Able Kanner and Vail Lovell will be watched with much interest by mailed to cacti member of the committee. Sr.nford won first place In the 440 yard Very truly yours, dash and high Jump and third place In tbe people living along the proposed U»o 440 yard da$h, 50 yard dash, broad ALuprr W. Gilchiust, route. * _________ ' jump and 220 yard dash. — m s w H T T m r 1------------ Tbe freeze ten years ago almost com- Turner art exhibit being held in- the high The launch Weklwa loaves tho city dock on Sunday morning at 7 o'clock. 'pierely killed rite orange Industry In West school auditorium. Ret urns to 8anford at 8 o’c lock. Gives Florida, but the Milton Gazette says that ■ Wednesday the Athletic Jng and ui held a meeting it was decided to you a day at tha • beautiful sulphur it fa coming to the front aguin. Many have a high school field day for ar tbe the high springs. Good dinner at the hotel thousand boxes were shipped the past school and grammar The day to fixed 1 « March 23, B o th lai ond boating to free. ’• a fi ü i -■ ri h T if 'A v.V'fLl* i .u m fisi .1 ir) m 7 1— ■: - - i-tJ -| -i ; / VOICE O f THE PEOPLE I . 'J aI f id H •r •] ‘ m ‘i ’ j ä AM I ' M * «I I •/* fllVi t IV , l 1? .1 �M arch 3, On BRIGHAM, HOPKINS CO BALTIMORE, MD, DRI3HAM, HOPKINS CO, I' BALTIMORE« MO. BRIGHAM, HOPKINS CO BALTIMORE, MD. here you want, come in; we are sure to have it either in a Split Braid, Sennet, Milan or Mackinaw Straw. Our stock plete, —We are sole-agents for the HOPKfNS STRA W HATS., the bes tKe ffifftey r They have t h e ^ S k f^ h e fit, the feel-and the wear. IF YOU DO NOT S E E TH E SH A PE Prices $5.00* $4.00, $3.50 $3.00, $2.50 and $2.00 DON’T -D E LA Y COMING IN * , best prices. bull's eye! fy‘ 't.4 . -- t . in town at the A n d i n v e n t i n g our claim * Here is where yoii will get a run for your m oney, because that is our chi W e carry two of the vcryHbcst lines in the country,- Strotisc and Bros.~High A rt and—Isaac-Hamburgher both lines have, that touch o f “ differentness" and indiyiduality, which set them apart from the ordinary. " , .. m > *. f * * m . *■ ,1 Thfiy & S o ils are sma . draped, perfect fitting and tailored with the utmost degree of exactness. C lo th e s T h a t S a tis fy A Budget ot Opinion “ Ju st Be­ tween Yoii and Me" * ;CV ------- ------- EVEN IJ F G A T E POST NOT IN IT A -C blfci la A m ong Ye Taking N btes and Ealth, He’ ll Brent ’ Em "— S o S a ys S aun tercr. JUf(fa/ Cm w p W m m r. T k t H tm H . 4 A nm niroom sweep« clean nftd Alder­ man Range who has been • put on the street committee is sweeping somo these dat*. . I called bis attention the other day to a pile of trash thdt hud been standing for six months and never dream­ ed that he would get it removed before another fix months, but Runge is built on different lines and the unsightly rub­ bish was removed instunter. Now this is pot a hint for every one to lump on ’Runge and ride him to death because there ore some things an Alderman can­ not do, but the new members arc taking, hold o f things and I look for great results during the year 1011. 4 I want to mention the matter of free delivery again a n d . would question our city officials about iL For the past two' years this matter bus been Imaging tire and a number of excuses have been made tor the delay. Flrat it was house num­ bers end then sidewalks and now what IS, holding the work! 4 How about vaeoinetion-for . whooping ooughT There Is no d m nee of small pox ~but we certainly have the Whooping cough end need some panacea to alleviate the aafferings.of (be children already afflicted n od a preventitive for those who have not been attacked. • 4 turn Importuned by my many friends every day to “ scotch" the reckless auto driver, but putting myself in tbe auto appeds a little beyond' the legal limit and the first named is hank to reach unless he is the cause of some serious .accident. The law as now on the statute books is indefinite and n driver could not tell just what might be permitted. It will be bet­ ter to enact a new provision, o n » con ­ cerning which there can be no misunder­ standing. liberal, and at. the same time careful o f the rights of a ll and then b m to It that It is strictly enforced. " * . . 4 When one finds he is out o f sympathy First Street F u rn is h in g s F o r Mon W ho K n o w material then? ore on ly two ways for him to do, either to find books and papera for himself or spend Ida time in tome other yray. As what a child reads has sudi a power over his whole life, it is very im­ portant that parents be careful about what their children read. If a taste or desire for reading or study Is not formed' early in life it is probable it never will be, or If n passion for worthless, sensationnbprint is acquired it will be difficult 10 eradicate such a desfte. Negligence or thoughtlessness of parents on this ques­ tion I have known to be the cause of lifelong regret, . . The pica tlmt it takes m'oney to buy books or “ Can’t afford it” can be met we think. It may take self denial but better far self ■denial now than grief and remorse ami wayward children In your old age. A little tabaccò or a cigar less a day and you would soon save dollars, or if those iuxuriés are not Indulged In, on looking around every one can And something lie can do without'or with less of, Belter to glve-the children less meat than to starve their .minds. Eggs, oatmeal, or mush and milk will easily take the (dace o f tough or poorly cooked beef-steak hastily eaten and will not cost hulf as mudi. Twenty to twenty-five cents a week laid by will soon amount to enough to pay ail Jjie reading children uee^nnd n weekly pa­ per or magazine for the parents. But some parents will say it makes a child lazy or unwilling to help them or to go to school, to let them read ail the time. True you see the influence a book can have over children, "but il ls what is in the book not the omouui of reading that his sudi power CVèfthera. ------i--------- h- with his town, and can only say .a good word for it coupled with an apology, he ought to get out. Many |ieoplc fall Into a sort of unconscious habit of growling. But it's a miserable habit, Such people inako of themselves a dead weight, while of course, they imagine themselves par­ ticularly independent. The individual has about*all he Can do to get along un­ der his own loads, and ho wunta help and encouragement from those going bis way, and who ere identified with him -in in­ terest. So with th e . town. It has Its Interest to care for, and it needs all the pluck, all the energy, all the co-operation and helpfulness its citizens can provide and bring to bear. Every man is a part o f his town. The town embraces the fortunes, and ia some measures at least takes on Tho character o f the man. So loyalty to one's town is no more limn loyalty to one's self; and this loyalty is in the line of all well shaped human nature. Therefore It Is right to say that the man who docs not stand up for his town is in some way dwarfed. There is something wrong about him. His fellows will pass this Judgment upon him, and the ohances are that while he m ay add to the dlscomfort o f others he will not 4 A notnblc physician asserts that smok­ escape making himself unhappy. ing effects people jw orse In winter than in summer, and he advisee all smokers 4 Childhood is truly the time to ncquire who tlud their health and mental faculties knowledge; a healthy child Is never still impaired In winter for no apparent or idle. Every moment he is awake tie reason to accept tobacco as the explana­ is learning something. And.ull tils knowl­ tion. and to smoke less frequently during edge o f tho world is obtnined through the cold months. Tobacco is a very pow­ ill* fl.yfl.QC fix senses as some count them erful-drag, according to this physician, but be learns most, as we guess we all and cannot be consumed in large quanti­ do, from what be is told, from what he ties without n serious effect on the hefirL sees and from reading. Before he knows It must be remembered that during the one letter from another he will look at winter the heart has a great deal more work pictures an hour at a lime and if he can to perform than in the summer, for die causes the blood vessels to become what he sees, his toague If as busy as pinched and small. It is thus obi# to his eyes. His little brain must do some bear the extra strain put upon it by thinking to keep both members so busy. smoking. _ , . What be learns from a picture book cun- the man that pulls the bell cord over a pair o f mules and refuses to give the auto any part o f the road. No sane auto. mobile driver wants to drive his car at a reckless speed, but all tbe laws in tbe na— ERflV •OHPOT~ « x l CCT some peepte1 who ha vs no consideration or respect for tbe rights o f others.- Speed is all right in Its proper place, but In crowded thorough­ fares care and discretion should be exer­ • — T he S aunttke*. cised. The driver who does not keep ids .Best grade preserves and pickles iucî A s soon as a child is old enough to mind on bis occupation ia a much more dangerous individual than the ons who read, if he is pot provided with reeding in, call and try them. W. W. Long. 28-tf ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R S •BEST AND CH EAPEST ' C o lc ry , Lettu ce, Cauliflow er, Beans To m atoes, Cantaloupes,. Potatoes Send f o r o u r b o o k le t, rtOftlDft-VEGETABLES__ IL -io p tu ln s ill r e c tio n s f o r raisin g all the principal p ro d u cts or th e .S ta te , canfully revised and brou gh t up t o d a te by o u r most^ s u cce s s fu l gr-m* e rs. No publication on this su b je ct c o n t a in /s u c h p ra ctica l a d v ic e All ga rd en ers sh ould h ave it; fr o m th e o w n e r o f th e sm u ll h o m e garden t o the la rgest shipper. Ip It w ill be foun d th e special lb ! Al form u las that have been co n s tr u c te d by ca re fu l stu dy o r u clu .il field resu lts. They are Invaluable, b ein g p e rfe ctly balanced and fro m the KIGIIT SOURCES. Get th e BEST and m ake MONEY. ,* - * . l' * ^ ' C a ll o n o u r L o c a l R e p r e s e n t a t i v e R . C . M a x w e ll o r a d d r e s s ♦ I * Wilson & loomer Fertilizer Co., JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA To Think of New Furnishings _____ For Your. Home ' EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES Our new line of R A N G E S and K IT C H E N S T O V E S are the kind you have wanted and ttmldn’t get SEE OUR Rand Building B A R G A IN CO U N TER Ju st across the street �Mrs. J. B. Stryker entertained Charmingly at a beautiful card party and reception Tuesday Afternoon nt the residence of her mother, Mrs. J. C. Hig­ Items of Interest Concerning gins' on Oak Avenue. The house was Where Deyout of the Celery City Worship Sunday. \ prettily decorated with ferns and <|unntiSociety People. tics of nasturtiums carrying óut. the yel­ low color scheme most effectively. The PO i NT S PURELY PER SONAI dainty^score cards, the clever handiwork RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS o í MIsiCharlotte Keelor, wore’ whTtc’wUli Mow Celery City Vanity r a lr While the letter “S" and tablo numbers prettily or Interest to Those Religiously In­ Away the Golden llo u r s clined— Subjects of Discourses done in gold. There were about ten ♦ Social Gossip.. ror the Sabbath. tables of card players w !k> thoroughly en­ T k . P u l e n «I l i e C k e i t U i I» U m G i f er« E e i e e J f joyed a spirited game of five hundred, at Mrs. Bennett Entertains K d le H Ird to bei»! of tend ikoir A e e o e n c e tm e ll tod C U i d i Newt I t tkie t S c i not U lt r t k ta W ed toe Mrs. Bennett was hostess at n lovely the close or which "It was found that ol iihf trtiitfo ooa. ______________________ highest scores were made by Miss Char­ card party last Tuesday afternoon given r i m Methodist nt her charming new home on Magnolia lotte Keeler nnd Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez and Rev. j. A. Hendry, p a tt« ; church, comer Park and Fifth street; partoriste, rorfier MstAve, in honor pf her sister Mrs. William both received prizes, which were lovely avenue hone 234. oolla avenue and Seventh street: little tea sets. Sunday mamlns service at II; e v i ___ st . ..servie«. Flnpning o f Chrlstlnnsburg, V a .. The After the game was over the guests ad­ 7:Ou„ Sunday school, 11:43 a. m.; Jno K. list pretty rooms were delightfully fragrant tinter, Supt. Teachers' meeting every Friday, with roses and oranges blossoms, and the journed to the spacious verandas, which 7:30 p in. . Sunday school 9:43 a. in., John K. Metchandeliers were artistically twined with were enclosed for the occasion, and were tlnger in charge: A. R. Chappell assisting. white' star jessamine. An interesting joined by a large number o f other ladles Business Men's Bible Class in charge of who came for the reception. Mrs. Stryker game of Five Hundred was played and Rev. Bra Langley.-------was assisted jiy her mother Mrs. J. C. it was found at the close, that top score At 11 a. m. monthly .communion ser­ had been made by Mrs. A. P. Connelly Higgins and Mrs. LeVerne Hurt. Coffee vice In charge o f pastor. Let every mem­ to whom the prize, a lovely cut glass was served by Mrs. Cruse Humes and the ber avail themselves of tills means of dish was awarded. Mrs. Oscar W, Brady punch bowl was presided over ,by Mrs. grace. , captured the consolation prize, n very Paul Kecly. Delicious salud nnd ice Preaching'lit 7 p. m. by the pastor. pretty Venetian vase.’ Ice cream and cream courses were served nnd thu follow­ Subject, "The Hunger of the Human Soul ing young ladies assisted: strawberries were acrvcd.w ilh j l j o s c . on Misses Pea elicit LclHcr, Lillie Fair Smith, Jur Perfect Rest and how to Find it." 'each idflte as a souvenir Monday 7:39-p .-i»* afternoon.' Those who enjoyed MrsT" *ossie Frank, Lillian Higgins. An or­ meeting of stewards and trustees. Let chestra discoursed delightful music dur­ Bennett’s hospitnllitv’ were, Mrs. J. W. every steward and trustee be in his place Dickens, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. R. J. ing the ufternoon and it was altogether nt 7:30 Monday night.. Important busi­ one of the most brilliant social affairs of Holly. MissHessie Tyner, Mrs. F. J. ness commands your attention. Every Gonzalez, Mrs. F. L. Woodruff, Mrs. Geo. thu scuBon. Among those invited were steward will be expected to report on his the following: Hoy. Mr^-0. W. Brody,'Mrs. Deane Tur­ Mesdnnies William Keolcr, S. 0. Chase, "list." If Providence prevents your coin­ ner, Mrs.'Frank.!* ilrJJcr and Airs. Robert G. -H. FcrnnW, K o b w Newman, May, ing send your report. in writing. Dun'l West. “ ** " ' Dickens, J ., W. Dickens. George Fox. Jf .. fuil. The Lord's business demands care. Wednesday 7:30 TiTftl.1hild WRck’fifiiyCF A congenial party of Sanford i>oople Deane Tunner, T. A. Neal, Forrest Lake, meeting. Those who attend are helped. with their visitors motored to Clay Swings W. R. Anno, B. W. Herndon, LcVcrne Every member should-attend/ Hurt, E ^ g rtl Higgins, D. L. Thrusher, Sunday where a most delightful day was Thursday 3:30 Junior League meeting,. spent.*" Lunches-were—carried nnd -p r o - licury Wight. J. A. Harrold, J. C, Mc­ Mrs. L R. Philips in charge. pored by the ‘ gentleman of the party Daniel, (Ap W. Brady, F. J. Gonzalez, _ Special preparation should be made for wliidi was a very pleasing innovation to Claude Ilerndoii. Á. P. Connelly, H B. second ¿unday. This will be special mis­ the Indies. There were five cars, and the Connelly, Frunk Miller, R. S. Keelor, sionary day in the Sunday school nnd following made up the party, Mr. and Mrs. Cruse Barnes, H. P. Driver, G. F. Smith, church conference following morning ser­ U. W. Brady, Mr. und Mrs. J. H. Stnub, Jerome Bruce, R. J. Holly, R. 11. Murks, vices. " ____________ Mr. and Mrs. William Keeler, Mr. and ft. L. Peck. Fannie Munson, Paul Kecly. th e P eop le's C on trriaH oiral Mrs. S, S. Chadcnync, Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. L. Woodruff, M. Martin, H. L DeForest, Rev. George D. Waldron, pastor; Sunday morning Jessup, Mr. and Mrs.-Scofield, Joe DcMont Ernest Mutrow, Wulter Peters, Davis lervice, 11; evening M-rvice. 7:00; prayer raecltng Foster, R. llomrighous, O. W. King, Wednesday, 7:00 p. m ¡Sabbath school, ll;45 a. m. and Russell Brady, j . C. Gntmlnger, Superintendent Slovens, J. N. WliUneT, M. II. Bowler, J. The third of the series of sermons to The Welaka Club-rooms were the scene Purdon, Kent RosSetler, Howard, Wal­ young women will be givon at the church of a beautiful reception last Friday nfter- loon, Jay Beck: Misses Mae Doyle, Nona ncxtJSunday nlijlit. Subject: "The Home noon given by Mrs. William Keeler in Wylly, Hessie Tyner, Peachea Lefller, Age." Mr. Waldron preaches both morn­ honor of her sister, Mrs. John Howard Mabel Bowler, Gclsie Butt, Flossie Frank, ing and evening. This church has a cor­ Stnub nnd ' fiv e . other visiting friends, Belle Smith. Lillie-P. Smith, Ilrcndn Mor­ dial welcome for everybody. all of Stanford, Conn. Receiving were rison, Mao Hamilton, Stella Smith of The Ladles' Missionary Society of the Mis. William Keeler iu a very becoming Winter Purk. Mesdatnes Scollcld, A r­ People’s Church has set upnrt Mnrcll 17 toilette of blue anil white mousseline de thur Scollcld, Chudcaync, Stnub, Jessup us Tilhiug Day. Full information next soi, over silk, Mrs. John Howard Stnub in and Mrs. Johnson of Stumford, Conn., ' pink Crepb de chine, over mdusseliue dc Mrs. Rantoul and Mrs. McCrucken of Lake week. . _ _ f i r s t Baptist sol, with n garniture of gold, Mrs. S. S. Mury; Mrs. Hart. Miss Hart, Mrs. Howard, Rev. J. W. Wlldmtn. pastor; Sunday morning -----UiuikAgae _iu. black, xnaruulsctte over SJdss Goodrich. Mrs. McEwan and Mrs. Ed- ret'ice. 11; evening service, 7:00; Sabbath school. . plaid silk, Mrs. P. L. Johnson in gray wnrds of Orlando; Mrs! RnniTTR’c “ MfiS’M 0:43 o ' ni * Plot T f J hrrk+iwr. S ew t - lueya* meeting every Wedneaday. 7:00 p. m.; teochers’ messallne. Mrs. Frank Jessup in black Rand of Longwood. meeting Friday evening at 7:30. net over silk, Mrs. Isaac Scofield in 4*re*hy ter lari lavender silk and lace, Mrs. Arthur Scollcld Cotillion at W elaka Club ih KInnon. pintor; Kev. „ -------morning .)0o-J i<-rvice. y IS a. In black. " .. One of the best prc-Lonten events oc­ I I e v e n in g a e rv io e . 7 : 0 0 ; S a i i h a t l r a c h o .... ------------i----------y u; Henryl McUulin. Supt.; prayer meeting Wed— The reception room was tastily decor curring this week was the cotillion given nrtdav 7:30 p.m uted with palms and red crepe paper, in the Welaka chi!) rooms on Tuesday C atholic v orange blossoms, roses and nasturtiums night. v Catholic Church. Oak avenue between Blh and Kev. Father Ureinahun in charge. — were used in profusion. The WitheringThe room wag- comfortably filled und Dili itreeti. í Sundfiy al 10 n m. Rotary, aertnun Ctkm ovrfy Sunday at 7:30 p. in Sunton Druthers, with piano and violin, many beautifnl figures were executed un­ at 9 b in Confetiiom heard Saturday furuuhed delightful music during the der the leadership of Capí, und Mrs^Fnljo Ihe month between 4 and ;> pInl and 7 nnd B p'm . Hint Sunday,of month whole afternoon. A large number of the und Mr. and Mrs./.Forrest __Lakc. The mats at 7:30 a. m nnd 10 a in. Indies of Sanford called during the after­ favors were pretty bunches of rose and Holy C ross t p lscop al -----noon and expressed to 'Mrs. Keeler their nasturtiums and u more enjoyable uffuir Kev. H F. Bruwn. rector; A. D. Key. senior war­ den; Sunday morning service, It; evening service. plunsurd*m being give this opportunity has never been given at Sanford. S 00; Sabbath »ctiool. U:43 a. m.; B. F, Whllnef* to meet and ' welcome to Sanford these Aiming those present were Misses Supt.: prayer meeting. 7:30 Wndnesday evening. dimming ladies, who form a yery con­ Peachea and Linda Lefller, Charlotte genial party of tourists, who will sjicnd Keelor, Mubcl Bowler, Vivian Yelser, a few weeks iu this city. Smith. Tyner, and St. John, Mesdnmes lo k c. Fot jo. Holly. Hurt and Rossclter. Miss Nell Garner entertninod most de- Messrs, iok e. Fatjo, Hurt, Weedon, Roslighlfnlly last Saturday afternoon at her setler, Fox. lolller, Willson, Roberta. lovely home on Park Avc, Iu honor o f her Brown, Williuins, Holly, Perkins, Hamil­ little cousin May Thrustert .who, was ten ton,------ — , ~~ ;O N STR U C TID T ] years old on this day. It was a sujirise Mesdatnes Anno nnd Keelor presided party, and one of the most pleasant affairs nt thu bower of favors and Mrs. Roumtlw ord® 11 that Uie children ha«e enjoyed this sea­ lnt over the destinies of the refreshments, son. The color scheme was pink uud which consisted of chocolate and dainty the (irctty color was carried out - in die sandwiches. ices served.. There was a beautiful birth­ day cake, ornamented with a spray of A meeting of the School Improvement cherries and green leaves und bore the Association was held ul the high school required number o f pretty green, candles. Monday ufternoon. In the absence of the The favors were ginger bred men, that president. D. L. Thrasher, Prof. N. J. Per­ were the source of a lot of fun for the kins jirosided and conducted o very in­ children. / teresting meeting. The meeting was Thoserwho enjoyed this party were opened by a beautiful plnnoaolo rendered Norma Herndon, Scrita Lake. Fannie Mun­ by Miss Ruth Abbot followed by u hum­ son, Carolyn Spencer, Ado Wagner, Francis orous selection read by Mrs L. R. Philip«. A Gonzulez, Gussie Sharpe, Helen Peck, motion wus made that the association Fern Word, Juliu Lang. Luis Speer, Sarah take lor iu definite work this spring the L-osUrby, Mary Elisabeth PuUsUm. Mary mutier Of helping nt hui]d_up a school IISuelJ, Mary Howard, Agnes Butbomly, bTQTy. Several good talks were made on Hurjorie Packard, Sidney Chase. Hawkins the importance und very great need for Connelly, Alfred Keeler, James Higgins, this library tho motion was unanimously V Wulter Connelly, Henry McLaulln. Lee carried. Plans were discussed for enter­ Pock, Frank Purdon, Lawrence McDaniel, tainments to be given whereby funds Victor McLoulin, LeClairc Ervin, Reginald could be raised. A library fea will bo advertising the placa. given soon after Easter and a Mock Trial Holly. Robert Holly and Max Stewart. I f you dc^ you'll p a tr o n i» boma Indusin which a.number of tiiomost prominent trias. Including the prlntar. " i J t l l l M U lU l . m a t s - g p i n t i i ’t /rtwtwta men in town will appear will be given In If yon do, you’ll aubacrlba for this pa .treated her to a most deugblful surprise the near future. p e r regularly and advert!*« In It Justly last Friday evening. Games were M arried on The fir in g Une played and t i » whole evening was one of Miss Dunnuh Benrimo and J. Clancy If you don’t, you'll anaar at our afforta great pleasure to the jolly little crowd. ‘"Hfffnty teTraBftneftU WCTraerved. T inwe Matthew» w«we rnnrrird in Jacksonville —firr ,m r T^ w* m»ntl_______________ enjoyed this pleasant evsuiug were ou Wednesday aflernoop. Both were the If you don’t, you’ll order your Job Junnle Stuinan. Mable Granger, Haxel leading members of "On The Firing Lino’’ printing Cum soma outsider. Packard, Marion Packard, Douglas Aber­ Company that ployed in tills city and nathy, Hume Humph. Frank Woodruff, will bo remembered by those who wit­ I f you don't, you'll borrow yonr tn.‘gbhoi's copy of tha papar to road. trank Shelly, Earnest Sheperd, Willie nessed the play. Lovers in the play they IN THE SOCIAL WORLD IN SANf.ORD CHIIRCHES The English GRAND OPERA COMPANY and — IN— (EaitaUgria Suattrana S A Dramatic Episode of the Sicilian Hills By PIETRO M ASCAG N I AND Clic -Kose of Slubrrfftte IMPERIAL THEATM Monday Night,'March 6 . WC-WANT-TO-SELrlrYOii-YWR“ - became lovers In real Uie. • . - c •_ d o t o o o b d o it t t o o ? 1 R E A D and C A K E ■Q.— We liave Hot Bread and R olls .for Supper ■ s r. •J » > r A Trial will Convince You of the ~ 1Quality \ . anager We Will Protect * Your Homes F IR E INSURANCE W o lb p rn c B lo ck N ow Is T h e T im e T o Buy Impi ed “ Ready to P lant“ S an ford « » ij. '* * * Celery Farms These farms can be bought for the next thirty ^riays fnr^legs^m oney than ever Tiave SanfortM anris'to 'sell. Burbank nor Celery City Always Sanford. Sanford. w w v w again. We N ot Largo, T aft, but Sanford. There is only A ll irrigated ready to plant. Real Estate A gency 1» v w w . *; 1 1. 1 j : ............. .. 1 ; • i* ^ #1 « Room 11 -./ ■ *1 J m , .i(pRi SANFORD BAKERY ^M . 1 V Í jfl filia A ll W hite Help arid Everything Clean C. A. DOBBINS, tJ i '-f* b*t J Cuke Fresh Every Day Do You Want to Help Boom This Town? Shepard. O rc h e s tra one W ill • îL n 1 i u �I h r SANFORD MtRALD winter near Tampa and express them­ selves so much pleased with ilie'gppcorancc b f things In and abwut Cameron CUy. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hasklnson of New Jersey are occupying for a few weeks Mrs McChcsny'a cottage at'Lake Charm. We ore very glad to welcome these Budget of Interesting Item s friends. We are glad to see Mrs. McChesney's cottage open. Tills is the first ; From Correspondents winter in very many seasons that Mrs. McChesncy has absented herself from our f||C ÉVENTS ORANGE COUNTY charmed little d r d c a t Lake Charm and we miss her greatly, wc hope thnl these Efficient S la f f o f Reporters Weekly new friends will enjoy the plncc and the community so well that they will like to Co m t s the Territo ry for become one o f us. » • ?% The Herald HAPPENINGS * T h e m o st beautiful, g m o st highly im proved, % and r ic h e s t of ail un- # c le a re d land in the C C e le r y D elta F i o w i n g- w e lls a re g u aran teed . D rain ag e su re . N u m e ro u s B o u ­ le v a r d s , g rad ed and d itc h e d ; tr a v e r s e th is p ro p erty / F a r m s In P A L M H A M M O C K sold on e a s y te rm s L o t s in P A L M . V I L L A sòld on e a s y te rm s Miss Nellie King *of Oviedo attended the music festival at Stetson University. Spcrisl Correspondpnc* lo The Hersld: DcLand, this week, and reports a delight­ A mectjrig of thft* citizens of Oviedo ful time. • . and Lftkc dhsrm was called for Thursday Rev. Lee Smith preached in the Baptist evening Wilson’s Hall to consider church In Oviedo Sunday. He wus a matters o f’ Importance for the further guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. li. Lee of Lake growth arid prosperity of the community. Charm, and Monday morning called on n The response was general and enthusiast­ number of the Lake Charm friends. ic. U. F. Wheeler was made Chairman and The celebration of Washington's Birth­ F. C.. Brahnon, Secretary, temporarily. day on the Lake Wednesday was a picnic Before the moating closed The Oviedo Board of Trade was a permanent orgnnl- occasion for the fifty or more participa­ xatlon with an enrollment of twenty ting in its enjoyment. Th^ dny was ideal members, and more to come In. The even though the temperature was « trifle below picnic temperature. At the noonofficers elected for the ensuing year are: B. G.'Smith, president; J. B. Jones, vice hour w e . were gathered not around a ^ fe sid e n t; E. T. Cushing-secretary; T. W. picnic-table spread on the. ground, but wc Lawton, Treasurer. At this first meeting were seated at a veritable banqueting m — - i- r im ■ * . L n « r j Z T n - i 1 . . ■ Ï • M I N E * T r í w • .« •• tX*. ìe :$ ¡ L. _ . . 1 :s -ñ .- J 1 "5 1........ M in n . W A T Palm Hammock is being settled l>y a very bigi» eia-* PARK Palms, Majestic Oaks and fragrant Yellow Jessamine an exquisite spot of untrarnmeled think belter ot nurse Ives, and justly so, nnd the county and* the state will ccrtu(.nly think better of us and accord us • even more of public recognition and * ¡irominence. The times and conditions — demand—auolt-M»»-orgauization_a8.Jhe - Oviedo Board o f Trade_ami such a mani­ festation of public Interest ns the building ' '’ Of a city hall would create. There-were never so many strangers In our midst continually coming nnd going, wc have real estate men established in Oviodo. IsBrown and.Lily, who are furthering not only their own individual interests, but the interests.of the community at large, . wo have a new line of railroad building 1 near us nnd garden land there is no bet­ ter in the County or the State than right . here on the shores of Lake Jessup. Tltc Howard Packard Land Co., Iihs lnrgo investnicnts at our very door. unJ who knows Oviedo.and Lake Charm may vie in the not for distant future with' their sister city, SanfoAl: Let every man. woman and child, the Magazine Club nnd .. . ulUakcft.i>cxso»ul. iiU ca s U iU lic .JmihL ing of a City Hall, and especially l?t the children contribute to the building fund. One of the most stirring occasions we ever witnessed wus the splendid parade of school children several hundred strong, in the streets o f St. Petersburg, n year ago this very time, the 22nd. of February. 1910. Washington’s birjhduy. when the hoys and girls were in line with the veterans of gray nnd blue, and nguln in - i Isa a c a s s a i • nwxMiiLto. any - g t f f i g H s i 11!1! -with aide - tracks eve tv half mile for loading cars . . I «Titj 1*k k l J • . • • Frequent s t r e e t car service bring» churches,, thettrsc and shops to your Mlsk Aileen Minnick arrived Tuesday from Wichita. She has been spending the winter among old friends at her for­ mer home.. We are glad to have her back again. Tuesday evening last a number of the younger Kansas people gathered at Dr. Minnlck's to visit with their former friend. Miss Trego and to welcome Miss Ailecil home. A pleasant evening is reported. OVIfOO'AND LAKE CHARM The Sanford ami a Everglades K. K. 7 will run freight J trains and street © cars direct through 0 Prices will ~ soon advance materially Buy k town lot In PALM V IL L A Mr. Myers and his sister returned Mich­ igan Monday. Prof. Gormloy returned to his home at Ottawa, Kans^ lost week, lie proved himself a champion fisherman while here. or o f V l I ^ i i i ^ B o n M - f f T in tlo 'ih e project O nly three and one-half m i l e s from Sanford, on herd s u r f a c e d road . . • . The state Grand Lodge of the Wood­ men of the World are planning a fishfry In Beck’s grove for the' near future. Potato Barrels We shall start up our barrel factory within J' a Our moonlight social committee has T-TOTbetf ri lurch for St. Patgichfr, Day in the evening. Wo even If one did not consider the edibles, predict their usual success but the “ proof of the pudding” after all was in the eating, and the appetites were commensurate with the quality and the quantity. Rev. S. H. Adams. D. D nf Clifton Springs. N. Y.. presided at the after-dinner speeches. Interspersed with ’pntnôiTc müsTc. omT'¡nlrSfücüd ' Ihe-fór.- vnrrrmstmtWtnni Titty A walk to Monroe was enjoyed by sev­ lowing speakers. T. L. Mend nnd J. H. Lee, of Lakc-Glinnii.'Mr Lily.óf Kentucky, eral members o f the potty •which servedand Miss Louise Mnnning Hodgkins for* to sharpen -appetites for the Uiuntiful merlÿTVofcssor of English at Wellesley dinner spread upon the return and full College, Mass. Miss Hodgkins recalled a justice was done, especially to rise ubun- days. Orders for should be booked at once. potato barrels A ll who have storage room should get barrels in advance of digging season. W e will have, in addition to our two shops in the Mrs. J. W. Powell and her sister of New York'will arrive Saturday for an .indeflnite slay. Mr. Powell is recovering slowly from his accident. Mrs. Frank Dutton- and her friend. Mrs. Middleton of New Jersey spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Minnick. few center of town, A Shop at Beck Hammock Deliveries will be m ade from shop Oak Avenue and First Street clever skirwrliFcn bym^VfetteBtey- girl d a n rs tra w b c rrie s im d -s iio rtc e k e , ------Those comprising the number.were Mr. for n Washington Birthday Cclebrntiorf at and Mrs. Tipton. Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. Tipton. the College as follows: Jr* Mr. and Mrs. Kfepley. Mr. and Mrs. Crome Dii thinitton. a cltlrcn Ot cmllt nruf renown. Jns. A. Billingsley. Mr. and Mrs. Alliert Some h»mimi year* mio did come Gollalslk, Mr. and Mrs. V. Schmelz,,Mra. To famous Uotton town. Billingsley. Jr.. Mrs. Gnring. Misses Orp And fame lint mndo Reonta Dlrlhington Tlie hero ot my lay Billingsley, Emily Billingsley. Mabel Ilet-autc today wc celebrate Schmclz, Messrs. Edgar and Clarence Tl|>Hit gloriou« Wnthlng Dny. /ton, John Gnring. —• “ Thullme bat come." tnUl Dlrthlngton. "When wmh we really mutt, Wuodlawn Park is being specially built Kor lol our nntlon't gannenti for the enjoyment of picnics. The fea­ 1.1« trailing in the dull. tures which will make it attractive are ' And Utierly'» proud tunic It to trnlly toiled I ween its front on Lake Monroe, shell mound, j3 2 u S H jg «r: 11ml nothing lint n Wnihlng I'ny Could make It frrah and dean. PHONE 11 > i r^Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida Ttie morning dawned, thevwoahera came . And wgthed till tet of tun: The it#am rot* high nor crated to rite TUI victory w ti won. " . « And now. though good George Blrthington Mat gone to hit reiiose. NO. Ill PARK AVENUE. SANFORD, M cLaulin : - Phone 106 1 ; «> > • » * . i! ‘ FLORIDA MOORE’ S STATION Special Correspondence to Tlie llrr«ld: MY SPECIALTIES - Mr. Castle of Geneva Ave. has hit Pk-kard's lland-Palnted Dilua Gorham's Sterling Silver •laughter und a young lady friend from Rogers' Plated Wore New York as his guests.» Elgin und Waltliam Watches Sims Sttecr is here front Lake Helen, spending some time with his futlier, G L. §peer of Ueerdall Ave. Mr. und Mrs. Rebcr Homrighous wert out from town SCmdny siieiuling the dtt) ALL GOODS J. B. WILLIAMS. Prop. V S ta p le and '* GUARANTEED F a n c y G ro c e rie s , • H ay, and S e e d G ra in Fruits, Vegetables, Candies, Cigars and Tobaccoes All Kinds Country Produce Bought and Sold ++++++++++++« T h e re Is no b e t t e r , s a fe r In v e stm e n t than SAN FO RD FLO R ID A — ------- The George Washington Social wus u success In every wny. The |*ogruui of patriotic songs and recitations was enter­ taining and appreciate for the occasion. Mr. McCtirtbney guve a sltort talk on the life of Washington and politics. The Bchoolhousc wus t>rcltily decorated with the Stars and Stripes nnd u portrait of G. W. A bountiful supper wus served and a little badge with our first |>rc8idenl picture on wus given ca d i guest as a souvenir. an American Citizen by tho interests he K. W. Price, of Wlllniington. N. C., has manifests in public enterprises and nffoirs. When our D ly Hall stands an been the guest of his parents recently. Byron Wright n Vermont newspaper established realization too much credit cannot be accorded the first Oviedo Board mun wus l ie « on business lust week. Sanford Library <¡ ' . . P o Box 112 21*. Cor . 3rd Street and Sanford Ave. SANFORD, FLORIDA Phone 62 X Vm .•i*■ j •*1 ' i.»ti. .'il * -i \)*••il 1 ?M ■ = * .< f.i .til 1 » ROOM 2 0 Upstairs, Pico Block AND ’ • Im p ro ve d tran sp o rta- j 5 tlon Is* the forerunner W . • ' of in c re a s e d v a lu e s. § g Ä CAMERON C lfY ETCHINGS. Office Above First National Bank 1 EAST NORTH Atlantic g ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AN D SLEEPING CARS C. W . R O S E P R O P R IE T O R For Information, Rates and Reservations see near est A tlantic Coast Line Agent or write A: W . T R iTOT, D. P. Agent JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA SANFORD, ~ T i f i m WEST SOUTH . Mr. and Mrs. W. W.. Trego and -*bekdaughter ot Sedgwick, KanLTare rlslTlng this week at lite Rich and Minnick homes. They are old time friends and the visit it a mutual pleasure. They have spent the AGENT Saturdays 4 to 9p. ni. To the editor ol The Herald: Guy Ellsworth and Earl Gonnly are cutting some nice celery Bus .week. . Lawrence Rich and Will Benton with their families spent Tuesday at Geneva fishing. They bad fine luck and brought back some beautiful trophies of their IN S U R A N C E • 11 ! 1 Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m - of Trade nnd the Chnner Members, All Mr. Moore and Ed detneron have been (mil to the ovledo Board of Trade and the quite III with grippe for a couple of City Hall project. weeks. Two illustrioua men had birthdays this Mr. und Mrs. Haldeen.of Cameron Ave. last week. T. L Mead o f Lake Charm are spending a few weeks in Brooklyn. und George Washington, the father of New York. _ -V * ‘ < his Country. Mrs. Mary El Foster, jn tho On Monday evening of last week Miss absence of her niece, Mrs. T. L. Mead. Fish entertained at her pretty hoine. “ The Sally Ray Farm” on Cameron Ave. Music was a feoture of Ute evening. Dainty refreslunenu were served. is none other than Mr. M e n . It is doubtful If any lad from aeven to . twelve years of age has grown up in the vicinity of Lake Charm and Oviedo within the hut twenty-five years that has not had the habit of a weekly pilgrimage every Sunday afternoon to the home of his patron Saint. •How appropriate them that i’rofessor Hodgkins. Mrs. ForcslwVTtn'ST.' should have m ade the birthday-cake decorations in accord with the boyish, youthful spirit of the recipient, the dates were 1901-1911, and the lighted candles 1 J— 1 situation wlirraTfievroflocation here. First Natfonal Bank Building 1 1 • ; A purty of Colorado people arc camp­ ing on Cameron Ave. looking over the f 1 JEWELER Byrd Willis is ul home ugniu utter spending six months at Cow. Creek us guard ul the convent camp. Young Men of Sanford buy a PALM HAMMOCK Farm or you will live Come and see me to regret it V--: ‘ I f-r r tl -1 . «'11 «•. 1 4 g B . .. ü •f.i *. 'il ‘ ;V c l 1 * v«r 1 �M arch 3 . ion SANFORD HERALD THE COST Or A PAPER The Sanford Herald sells for 52.00 and Is worth It The Citizen ’ sells for 51-00 FttMIsksd Erwy Friday Morning nt Sanford. Fla. and we believe Dob Holley, of the Herald R. J . Holly, Editor and Proprietor will agree It is worth double the price, considering the quality of the goods, S u b scrip tio n Price. S 2 .0 0 a Year In Advance "grey matter" included, at whatever the EaitmO 1 * aeowwl-claia ratO mitU rAuiüit M , modicum o f that-pr IM S, st tbs Poalofflce at Sanford, Florida, worth.—Orlando Citizen. under Act of March 3rd. 1B7B. OIBn In Herald Building Telephone No. US. ATTENTION! PRINTERS! The Herald h as the gre a te st b a r­ gain In a cylin der p re s s ever given. W rite us f o r particulars. 5 5 0 0 c o s h takes th e b e st Job and n e w s cylin der press In Florida. Every grower and every man interested In Florida should subscribe for the Florida Grower, published lifT am pa. It'la worth It Dm. Howard, but you can only convince your readers of this fact by charging the price. There Is no need to cheapen your product who» you know it costs you more than you charge for It. There is not 0 weekly paper pub­ lished in Florida— a real paper o f eight pages or more— that docs not cost more than a dollar to produce, saying nothing about .the brnln work. Whenever Florida oditors use the quill on figures of profit and loss the fact of the 52.00 paper will soon become apparent Talking About SOnferd P eople — Sanford has just had a lively municipal Sanford’s Increase o f population In percentage was 250 per ce n t Sanford’s election and Mayor Forrest Lake has been returned to the position held for some on the move.— Miami Metropolis. . time. .Mayor Lake Is the owner o f the Sanford water works franchise and some The Sanford Herald says that "Sanfonl of the Sanford folks thought (hat this Is the garden spot o f Florida" and prints the picture o f a garden spot In Sanford to was likely to prejudice him and proposed doubt noting the splendid progress mader ’ by Sanford and the signs o f continued prosperity, decided to let well enough Our good friends o f the Geneva. section alone, and elected Mr. Lake to continue are enjoying fish frys nnd hog killings. in the office.— Tlraes-Union. If those folks don't send something in we will move The Herald office over to Geneva Editor Holly of thcSanfprd Herald Ailed for a few weeks. up Ida editorial- s i legal ifds. They, were .n o l as Interesting T While bathing at S t Petersburg tills as the account o f a. Sunday school meet­ —week a lady was iwrallzbd." T h is should ing that Drother Farmer of the Bronson be a warning to the people of S t Pete. Times-Democrnt favored us with on his One bat^ 0 year Is sufficient and this editorial page some time ago.— Pensacola SaiidflyJNetting, Mosquito Canopies— o Men’s Straw Hats 0 Window Screen Cloth Women’s Fancy Parasols Women’siTrimmed Hats Novelties, Fancy Goods '"f■ » * f ,(* | '* , w * ‘ ■-i *L One lot Ginghams 15 and 12 1-2c values . . . . . One lot Silks $1.00 and $1.25 values . .■ . . ■■ , — *, t ■■ — =*-—»** — -- - - - - i ----- nn- I n * i n i-£ C I 0 Donner, The expected has happened agnln, Hon. Forest Lake has been re-elected mayor of Sanford. Mr. Lake has held this post of honor ever since the writer began to take notice. Tho logical conclusion ,1s that be makes a mighty good may­ or.— Starke Telegraph. Editor Hetherington has issued another special edition o f his splendid paper, the Lakeland News and It is dertainly a peach. Such an edition *will prove of great beneflt to Lakeland. We know that Hetherington will not be beneAttod financlally because such an edition costs more money then could ever be return- The Sanford Herdld issued a splendid paper on February 17, devoted to the e x ­ position of the advantages of Sanford, under the motto, “ Iq Sanford Life Is Worth Living." The first page o f tho paper sets forth attractively the fact that tbe city has gained 250 per cent popula­ tion and this worth-while "boost" is “ (dayed up” to the best advantage. The Herald Is a live-wire and is doing a great work for Sanford.— Tampa Tribune. Engaged a ityist praiseworthy task Inlord, tho iicrald lost week gave Its front page to stnffatir^ pic­ tures thru tJiould convince the skeptical o f Sanford's advantages and possibilities. Tbe A m picture shown is a view on First strfefcu and it present* a scene of activity and Interest. Another scene is showing how celery and lettuce are shipped at the Atlantic Coast Line terminals In Sanford. The fact that Sanford has made a gain o f 260 per cent in population within ten tears is exploited, and with pardonable pride.—Tiinei-Unlon. IN THE SAME FAMILY Two well known Florida papers have changed bands although the control re­ mains In the family* W. C. Light foot of the Braldentown Herald has been suc</oeeded by his son. W. E.,i Lightroot and John M. Caldwell o f the Jasper News retires In favor o f his aon. ll. S. Caldwell. Lucky indeed, are these sires who can lighten the burden by transferring It to tbe shoulders o f the sons. The papers will not suffer by the change because the boys have been reared In the atmosphere o f the printing press and while we tuny think we are "some pumUns” on the tripod the boys can always show us a a new wrinkle or two. ' Every Une in a newspaper cost* the proprietor cash money. If it U foe. the bcneOt o f the Indivual. it should be paid fpr. If the grocer were asked to con­ tribute groceries to one abundantly able to pay for them, he would refuse. Tbe proprietor of a newspaper must pay foe tbe free advertising, if the beneAciary does-oot, and yet it Is one o f the hardest things to be learned- by many, that a newspaper has space In its columns to •w ay rent for anything less than landlord to rent free, end yet there are people who persist in sponging on the pgper for free notices which puts money In their pockets.— Exchange. Sanford and Yjclnlty notes with a great deal of pleasure the work of the survey­ ors who are laying out the lines for the Citrus Southern railway that is to connect Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Taft, Conway, Orlnndo, Winter Park, Maitland. Altamonte Springs and Sanford with a new and rapid car system. The company has ap­ plied for a charter and projwscs building the line Just as soon os the surveys are completed. It will be operated with motor cars, using gasoline and electricity, and good service for both freight and passengers will bo given. * Nearly all of the right-of-way for the new - line has been secured uml ,n great majority of Uie capital stock hap been subscribed. It is a splendid undertaking and will no doubt prove beneficial to tho entire section traversed by the road.—Times-Unlon. " »■ j* Mrs. Charles G. Evans ' Sanford is called on once again to mourn the departure of an old, esteemed and vnlued citizen. To lose sudi ones is a mlsforture to any community which is always poorer when the good and true are transported. Mr's. Evans had been declining for months, but (he end came suddenly. Her physidan had thought she might* live weeks, but the futal stroke came at throe o ’clock Tuesday m o r n in g , and at six T h e first of next week ' . willJrave three four passenger and foui five passenger cars in stock of the -; -i. Celebrated E." C o m e D ow n and L e t U s Take^You --------------------------------------------- -— i— r Out ---------------------------- son. charming In manner, when she was eighteen years of nge. she became the beloved wife of a rising young pltysM a»,' § — Dr. Andrew C. Caldwell. After the clyll war his health was so precarious as to demand a change to a milder climate, and they came to Orange County, Flor­ ida. * * *----- For the young mother with her mani­ fold cares, who liad "been surrounded with everycorfifort It was a crucial test; but she met it Aobly, shared the privations of a pioneer home, far awny from the happy scenes of her youth, maturing in sweetness, strength and self sacrifice. Her life was a sermon. The subject of It was humilty— the humility of the violet. In the sweet sunshine of last Sunday afternoon we lnid her away beside the one she loved so well. We arc all poorer^ y-b«-iranaittoti=^bnrtTsefo'wMs u blessed Utcxc-hrukc-upotshef umsclBQshes* “Thè homo coming for her on tbe.other side. •7 .’ . . light Jtml never was pn sea or shore.” Farewell, beloved, till we m eet a» aim "* % t J . She was born in Tatnall County, Georgia, Some sweet, aweet day whert there la never pain Of par tin* more. .' <y ‘ from which her father emigrated when * A F kiznd. she was twp years old, to And A home In Orange County, Florida. Her parents Dr. Bruce R etires craved for. her better advantages than Dr. Jerome Bruce came to Sanford in could be found here at that timo and her 1894 ' and for sixteen or seventeen education was completed in her native years was actively engaged in the prac­ state. tice of medicine, endearing himself in Sho became in . her youtii-u member many ways to the h e a l» of our citizens. of the Methodist church of which she As a physidan h e stood in the front rank, remained a loyal, consistent follower. with an experience dating back to 1856, Her house was the home of the Itinerant at which time he graduated from Jeffer­ prcadier. Generous and hospitable, It son Medical .College, Phil, ile retires was her pleasure ta remember her pastor's now, moves away from us, and will be family with many a kindly gift. ' j Badly missed by all who knew him. InMrs. Evans was à link with our historic dem ent weather, nor feeble health, nor past.r-.the stirring times of Indian /in ­ old age never restrained this noble man cursion»—marching of troops and sound when-called to visit a human sufferer, no of battle. Muqy un i mercati hg'TncJdcnt matter how poor or obscure, nnd many o f could silo reoounT—¿iid niaTllar tile un­ these live today to testify to bis profes­ fold. sional skill and tender attention. His But she lived to see the regular peace sympathy with his patients was one of established, and safety to life and home. his chief characteristics, and his kind And now sire has gone to that— sweet land of peace where there are membered from the mansion to the cabin. *’Na rad* alarm* g( resin» Ana, It Is with profound regret that our, No cere* to break the km* repoae,” but rest, sweet, sweet rest in the Ever­ people port from Dr. Bruce as physician and friend, and as one of the most cul­ lasting arms. Low Prices Easy Payments tured, courUy gentlemen who ever came into our midst. M rs. J. A. Caldwell No gentler lovelier spirit has ever-lived Bearing with him the highest esteenfuT among us. Sbe^breathed the aroma of a the community and sincere love of his aanctiAed life, and the InAucncc going- friend* he returns to his birthplace, New­ out from a heart is Uke tbe fragrance of bury, S. C., where we trust be may long Taney W w i» of All Kind*. Sumpinf, Embroidery Supplies, the rose. live in the enjoyment of pleasant old Home Mad* Cooking a Specially. . She was one of tlwee who will inherit memories and associations. the earth for she was meek In spirit. Consignments and Orders Solicited •A noth er New B ualncss B lock She has seen God, for she w aaw ne o f the The Pace lot on Magnolia avenue, next pure in heart. She hungered and thirsted after righteousness, and hers is the to the Herald office has been sold to Mr. Jenkins of Kansas City. Mr. Jenkins will heavy affliction worked out— for her a erect a fine building on the lot, consisting Tor tnhcc exooedihg and ctcm arw eight o f o i store roodis end apartments. The sale was made by the Marks Real Estate glory. Mrs. Caldwell was the child of case Agency and tbe price paid was according and comfort— born in 1531, la Guilford to the increasing value o f Sanford prop­ PHO N E SB county. North Carolina. Beautiful In per* erty. Sanford Avenu* Old City Market The Geo; fiL Fernald Hdw. Co. Bluestone at 9 cents per pound Ceiñent-Coated Box Nails Wheelbarrows, -,with Wide Tires * We will sell you a 46-in. Fence at 32 cents a rod The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. The Crippen Music Stor High-grade Pianos, Organs, "and Graphophones. Florida • lx1 ; *' * ■, and P ico Ulock Western- Meats S a n fo r d , Florid* �BEST Celery Farms for Sale We Are Strictly Agents and Have Nothing of Our Own for Sale DEATIi OF JUDGE BEGGS Stephen U. Contes of Stockton,California. InJ877 he joined the Aurora Lodge, No. 148. of L O. O. F„ and was still u member, in good standing, at the time o f his death. Although in his 82nd ydar. lie was in excellent health hud in full possession of hia facalatie«, aud duringlho summer, uf. 1010 visited with his wife, all of his' chil­ dren. grand and great-grand children on the Eusteru side, of the American con­ tinent. On the morning of the 40^01 February, about 4 o'clock, at his home in Snnfurdj I* ouilioriti' on all questions of low T ^U h .a reputation fo r honesty nnd veracity seldom equalled and never excelled. Soon after he was appointed Assistant Stales Attorney under Alex St. Clair Inlu^ s f r o m f o l I M 8 ° “ ‘ " V " *“ • ■'•‘ nth. Curing the fourteen dnyselapsing frqm the time of ...jury nntlh hi.-dem ise 1,0 wu. for considerable periods entirely mt ° " a • “ nd arranged his earthly «(fairs. ’ ■position until nppointed County Judge by the Governor, which position he held sovernl years, or until his appointment to the office o f Siam's Attorney.! which position he held with great credit for more than twenty years. \ For the past six years he has served 18 Pounds of best Granulated Sugar the people of Orange county as Judge o f Fancy Butter the Criminal Court, his honest and fear­ less decisions making him friends even among those who through him felt the 10 lb. bucket Cottolene 12 lbs. Oblisk Flour* navy hand of the law, the mere mention 4 lb. “ 24 lbs. Oblisk Flour of his name having m tendency to deter 2 lb. “ 48 lbs. Oblisk Flour those criminally inclined, In 1900, before the last Stutc Conven­ tion ever held in Florida, he was defeated S A T U R D A Y O N L Y ut Jacksonville for the uominutiou for \• . * * governor, after a long drawn out aud 'severe struggle. For more than, twenty years Judge lleggs had been attorney for the Bourd of Coijnly Commissioners, his sound advice having carried them over many rough places and It Is in this body tliat lie will be greatly missed. Since eyfly manhood. Judge Dcggs bus JJ vaoi been a constant member of the Baptist Next Y ciir’s Art Exhibit church, serving that congregation us Sup­ Now that the llret annual Orange Coun­ erintendent of the Sunday School until ty Fair is over and naught hut words of las health prevented. In lH W t-h n ■ » i « > r 4 r f S - n r —T u t l n h n U s A . ' praise td the management nnd courtesies to Miss Mary Leila Shine, daughter of Cap­ accorded the exhibitors are beard from Goods Delivered Anywhere In the City, any Time. TRY US and sec tain and Mrs. K. A. tShltie. four children every source, let us keep up our t>nhaving blessed the union, three of which If You Can’t Conic Plione Us survive. Jamefc Dunbar Jr., who is con­ Umsiasm and with one accord Join hands nected with, the Otlpudo Bank & Trust nnd prepare for next year's exhibit. Be­ Company, and two daughters. Misses gins right now nnd bear it in mind through­ out tire year. Sanford luuj, a small ex­ Laura and Nau.<. The funeral services were held in the hibit only because of tlie luck of siwee which was very much regretted by the baptist church at Orlandb on Monday, management, because they bad not pre­ numerous friends throughout Orange, Phone 2G7 SANFORD, FLORIDA pared for nor expected one third as large Osceola, Volusia, and Lake Counties at­ tending to pay their respects to the mem ­ exhibit as come in. but they have as­ ory of one of the greatest men who ever sured us that all of the space we need will be given us next yeur. .While our lived in the fair state of Florida. exhibit was small it made up in quality what in locked in quantity us was Henry Harris M. K. JONES h o bt . McLa u g h l in W. W. ABERNATHY evidenced by lire admiring cruwds throng­ Mr. Henry Harris was the oldest son ing that part of the budding and our Plum bing and of Francis and Mary (York) Harris, und artists are very proud of the numerous was born in the town of Chilton..England, G as Fitting blue ribbohtLOWarded their work, Sanford's artists arc capable of giviqg All Work Receives My Personal Attention an exhibit of their own work second to and Best Efforts none in the state aud some o f them arc successful exhibitor* flih lf-N otlon a l Ex- Opposite City ljall jwaitions. Why not make preparations for a large exhibit next year and make It an nnnual affair, for the “ signs of the lim es" Indicate that Orange County, will fallowing Mm in June, 1883. i ansju.-utf'fXfra.ttHiit«.'*» .an an­ sided in1'fibitiitä M iiü Z ilttly 44 nual Florida Exiwsition and why noil « The Wednesday Club has just given a /jiLmLil tuthibli-lhal wnuld -do credit to that given In any part of the country, why not include a Colonial Exhibit also for next season, I mn sure Sanford and Orange Counny could make most any state sit up. and take notice along ' tills J U S T A R R IV E D line as well as along (lie line o f artf -I Beginning at ouce let us lay our plans 25 acres each, all cleared; Heiher with his widow survive him. Refrigerators, Ice Boxes, Porch Rockers,'Etc, and all work diligently for next year's no rent, no taxes. 500 of These children are Mrs. H u y CL Hoag. exhibit. Mks. H. HomucHous. Toronto. Canada; Frank J. Harris. V an­ them for actual- settlers. couver. B. C; William H. Harris. Vicksburg, The use of these Jefferson Dr. Oelam ater Has Birthday C A L L AND S E E O UR S T O C K Mississippi; M i« h o « f t Harris, Toronto, County Farms absolutely Dr. N. B. Dclatuater rounded the 64Ui Canada; Mrs. Frank Darling, West Palm C A S H AND IN S T A L L M E N T FREE Beach, Florida; Fred T. Harris, Rochester, milestone on the 21st and received a Y; 8. CL Harris, o f Virginia and Mrs. number of congratulations from hundreds Chéries A . Dobbins,' of^ W o r iT T lo H d u T He-ia a b o surfl TOd1 toy ~ three ~ tnot hers. mate«1 was - a n - Inslrw rter la a Chicago 1006 Bifebe« Uuildinf William Harris, Toronto, Canada; John medical college for. forty years und Ills JACKSONVILLE, .-^ F L O R ID A S/kNFORD many friends ware pleased to congratu­ FLORIDA Harris, Dallas, Taxas and Frederick Harris, late him on bis long anti useful career. Escambia, Michigan, apd one sister, Mrs, 2 fresh fat Mackerel Peanut Butter in bulk Dill' Pickles, dozen - >■'Fancy Gooseberries, 2 lb. can Fancy Peaches, 3 lb can Wesson Cooking O il_ _ _ -_ _ _ RNER jones - McLa u g h l in FU R N IT U R E C O M PA N Y STŒVTES H OU SE H 0 LIT— GO OD S ■rf THE* RID D L E -C Q ,r • c___V . • ' ' . ■' ' Matting-and-Rugs jtt_;IF**r:*‘J*!'' ... 1 f I* » - « f ,*T T • * ' » ( fr. 1 - / J . •. •i ■' n>>ráATÍi'-'l 't . ■qyjli �THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO The Mapes Complete Manures Only M akes 4 34 Per Cent In Dividends j Many growers are now beginning to see clearly what we have been suggesting for some time,- they might expect to have happeh from the continuad use o f the A cid Phosphate (rock ) goods. A curiously large number o f those of our old cus­ t o m e r s who were gotten away from us by the in­ ducements of the so called “ cheap goods” “ Just ob good as Mapes,” are coming back to us this season to have thejr groves and fields restored. - The Mope» Fertilizer» are evidently considered a refuge In extrem ity when help I» needed and hope alm ost gone. You c è rtiln ly get the benefits of over th irty years experience In Monda and over fifty years In the manufacture of ferti­ lizers generally. If we cannot help you the ca te Is Indeed hopeless. *:■ -i* -¡* *:■ S LOT —R. COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS M U R R .E h h ~ , inducements Resident iMimnf .SANFORD, FLORIDA W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y General Fire Insurance Florida Sanford I. R. CALHOUN FIRST CLASS CRATE M ATERIALS, Sanford, VAN BUSKÍRK, Prop Fron Sunrise to Sunset 3 : F L O R ID A W e want your crop and will offer special Magnolia Farm F R A N K L. W O O D R U F F * COMMISSION MERCHANTS CAR Last Year Fruit and vegetable shippers planting add operating In Florida appeared this week In JacksonvIllc'Ct a hearing called by the Florida Railroad Commlsalon be­ fore an examiner of the United States S e o U s B efo re P la c in g Y o u r O rd e rs Commerce Commission detailed to take^ testimony as to the rates charged by the Southern Express Company for carrying Florida-raised products from field to market. It was a most Important hear­ ing. It affected the whole # matter of quick transportation of perishable products which from a largo part of the wealth of the state. Transportation charges by ex­ press vitally affect- the annual Incomes of a large number o f Florida's citizens. Fair A ll M od ern Im p ro v em en ts N. C. rates mean a fair living far growers of H u n tin g , F is h in g and R e a l perishable products, and the continuance and development of an indnstry on which Florida must mainly rely for future growth and development. Excessive rates mean ruin to the growers nnd the arresting of Florida's development on lines laid dot* n by nature. The Florida Commission holds the rates too high and seeks the aid of the United states Comqilssion to lower them. The Express Company holds tho rates reasonable hn'cT "seeks' io main­ tain them. Growers in attendance to the number o i two score or more are unanimous lit declaring liie express rates N o matter what the weather, no mattoo high. -DoUt-sidoauL- th e-con tention » e r e represented by counsel and~~Ibe ter what the occasion, no matter w hattlie hearing was|co »ducted fairly. time, there is always a It will be some time before the decision w lllh ein a d e. - While tire ea se ls pending it seems timely and proper nnd par­ liamentary to look into the affairs o f the Southern Express Co., whlchj^s a public that is just the pròpcr thing carrier, with.great power over the fortunes o f the people, ln-0 ftier io #e*—if the ex­ For the clerk, for the merchant, for press business has been profitable enough instead lower rates. The First Annual loeiety m an, for the man whosfc duty Keportof the Interstate Commerce Com­ him out in the hours of the night; mission on the statistics of Express Com­ panies in the United States was issued : is a W O O D R U F F style to suit his litis year. From this the following in­ s at a pricie to suit his purse. formation about the Southern Express Company is taken and respectfully sub­ mitted: : . There are only thirty Stockholders in the Southern Egpfops Co., all of whom are Interested in other transportation lines. — It operates over- 33,181 miles of Tailroad of which 3,899 are in Florida. It has no competition' In Florida. Georgia, South Carolina and North CaroUna. It has no capital stock. It began business July 5th. 1851. Its total assets era $7,532,377.10. Its real and personal property is valued at $418,321. Its total profits have been $0,780,038.011. Its gross income lur year ending Juno 30, 1000, was $12,551,003,32. It paid to transportation companies in same period $0,134,420.03. Artesian and Deep Wëlls Where seems to be gregt dissatisfaction throughout the State generally as to the results obtained from most of the fertilizers used last season. J A C K S O N V IL L E , , P R A C T IC A L W E L L J D R IL L E R S Fla •C mcl 3* 2 ' W OODRUFF STY LE w cl 2] 2^ ils-iiol lurnmr fnr yi-nr ending June Stationc Periodicals CIGARS and TO B A C C O COLD and H O T DRINKS. ICE CREAM Wholesale and Retail PHONE 10B SANFORD, FLORIDA Free Voting Coupon This is a separate vote from the nominating coupon. As ^tnany may be sent in each week for each contestant as can be collected. -1. ; This coupon'entitles to 25 votes in The Herald's Popularity contest- Thi* coupon..m ust-be in office by Wednesday 8 P .M ., o f each "week. ~ — Nomination Coupon The first one o f these coupons sent in for each contestant entitles them to 1,000 free votes. Only one o f thèse coupons will be allowed to each contestant 1 nominate Mr. Mrs. or Miss— os a candidate in The Herald’s contest Nominated by While It Is not necessary that a coupon be UBed, it will fa­ cilitate pialtera to send one for each contestant Under no circumstances will the nominator's name be divulged. ' The Herald Contest Manager. 30, 1900, was $1,718.447.82. W hich Id 4 3 4 per ce n t ,lp on e Y ear on the to ta l Investm ent!— Dixie. M oy Be W hite M an's Hope ( t w o commission men engaged in on altercation tho other day and decided to fight it out on the street. After a scries o f feints and counters they were separated but came together again and were proper­ ly fined .by Mayor Lake. These gentle­ men ought to train properly and put the "big.sm oke"out of business. AVOID HARSH DRUGS Msny C athartics Tend to Cauas Injury to tho Bowols. I f you art) subject to constipation, you should avoid strong drugs and ca ­ thartics. They only give temporary relief and their reaction fs harmful ■m} sometimes, mnro annoying than constipation. They In n o way effect a cure and their tendency Is to weaken the already weak organs with which they com e la con Inch W o honestly believe tbAt we* have the beet cojjntip.il to» treatment ever derh»<*l, Uiu- iu.iiit ia. U lu utroug that Tvb Beil It on" t|io positive*,guaran­ tee that It shall not cost* tho user a cent If It docs not give entity satisfac­ tion nud com pletely rem edy constipntlba. This preparation Is called Rexall Orderlies. These are prompt; soothing end most effective In action. Th ey ere mndu o f a .rqcent chem ical discovery. Their principal" Ingredient la odorless. tasteless end colories^ Com bined with other well known Ingredients, long es­ tablished fo r their usefulness In the treatment o f constipation, It form s e tablet which Is eaten Jus{ like candy. Th ey may be taken at any time, either day or night, without fear o f their causing any inconvenience whatever. They .d o not gripe,, purge o o r cause nausea. £ b e y act without causing any pain o r excessive looseness o f thé bowels. They are Ideal fo r children, weak. M a rrie d or S in g le . H a v e a H om e or a G o o d S a fe In v e stm e n t. The Markham Park Addition O n the O rlando road just two from street car line blocks Thirty Beautiful Lots * «r * * Just beep laid . out and .streets being ¿fad ed .: Nbw ready to build * you a home. * (N o place lilfb? hom e.) . . . $20 Cash - $10 Per Month -------- W IT H O U T - IN T E R E S T § c e me at once. It d on ’t cost noth­ ing to look and get your choice. Som e lots shaded with oaks and some som e with orange trees. N qw is the accepted time delirale persons'.end" aged pcopio wen as fo r the most hearty person. tablets 10 cents, 88 tablets 28 centi. R em em b er. .you can obtain them only at ou r it o r e - T h e ß exalt Store. " L R PHILIPS ' Room No. 1. .G a rn e r-W o o d ru ff Bldg S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A �■p 4 m r' ?~r-*" **• March 3, INI ’4 TMt SANfORD HERALD , * Burglars Again Art Notice The Studio or D. R. and Mrs. C. E. Lew is Is now open ' to receive o llm-1 W Ited number or pupils for tuition In Little Happenings— Mention or Water Color, Oil and Tapestry Painting j Matters In Brief. also Pyrography (or Wood Burning) and coloring of photographic views, j Prospective pupil» must apply with-1 PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST out delay as the Studio will positively be open (THREE MONTHS ONLY) as | a fter that date Dr. Lew is will engage j Death or an Infant Summary o f th e flo a t in g Sm all Talk In Farming. For term s Complete The Infant daughter o i Mr. and Mrs. Succinctly A rranged f o r Mur-^ Course or Separate Dranchcs apply ot W. H. Wright died InstTucsdny. Funeral rled Herald R eaders. Studio. Room 2 Bishop Building, | services were held in the Baptist church. Sanford. Florldo, (305 FIRST STREET) I Mrs. A. A. Preston of Fernnndina is IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Burglars broke into the rooms In the DcForest block occupied by Tom Davis nnd family on Thursday night. Mrs. D-rvis heard them and summoned the po­ lice. When Oflfcer Ivey arrived' on the scene the burglars had decamped, after rohsacking the house and eating oil the contents of the refriegef&tor. Interment made in Lnljtvicw cemetery the tfucst of her daughter. Mrs. Geo. A. on Wednesday. The little one was only DeCottes. few weeks old hut had been here long F. J. LovcdaJc has disposed of his can­ enough to till n largo place in the hearts dy kitchen and taken a poskion on the of-the (lurcnts and friends, und they have tmltee force. the sympathy of the community in the Mr. and Mrs. 0 . E. Walker expect to loss of the tittle one. leave next week for th ole home in To­ peka, Knnsas. Celery Bringing Good Price Mr. and .Mrs. LaVerne Hurt have moved The recent cool weather prevailing has to the A. P. Connelly residence on Mag­ boosted the price of vegetables. The buy­ nolia avenue.. ers are together on the proposition of a Several lota were sold tills week in f. o. b. market in Sanford and the growers Sanford, Heights to pnrtics who Intend are realizing $1.23 per crate tills week building nl once, r* which* means that a reasonable profit will Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tolar o f Port Tam­ be derived from the celery crop this seapa have jnavetU hack to Sanford, and son.__Fnncy_Icuucc. is bringing 51.25 per crate. have rented Dr. Bruce’s house. WANTSl All Local Advertisements Under, This Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue E could not enjoy the pat­ ronage at Sanford for the past thirteen years did we not have the reputation, which is usually shared by all reputable establishments, in giving careful attention to detail, and leaving nothing undone to please. The merchandise ■we sell will convince you it is to your advantage to make us youthaberdasher. For Sole—Twenty-five colonies Italian bees in Root’s ten frame hives, also ex­ tractor uncapping can nnd twenty extra complete hives oil new. Box 1184 San­ ford Fla. 29-2 p For Sale— Hens, pullets and cockerels Rhodes Island Reds thnt are red and trap nest layers. Egg for hatching. Sanford Poultry and Pigeon Farm. R. D. No. 1. 29-2p Household furniture for sale, apply at « * , 412 Palmetto - A v c . Mrs. J. S. Makin. 29-2p Lost— A gold chain bracelet between Miss Grace Boone of Orlando spent last Six tickets for 23c. Sanford Bakery. It Clyde Pliarmncy ond Newlan's drug store. Wednesday in Sanford, coming to attend Return to Herald office and receive re­ For Sale Cheap—Model 10 Birick ward. _tJie funeral o f Mrs. V. A. Evans. 29-U For Rtmt^rrtmrTWm rotTngt!r"Ifitiulfd j Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Booth left Tuesday a u to , fu ttr «(n ip p e d tn g o o d condition. B. Peters. Oak Avc. and Tenth St. 2B-2p fur St. Cloud, where Mr. Booth tnkes charge Apply San Juan Garage. Orlando. Flu. Step quickl 10 acre orange grove near 27-3tc of the freight office of the A. C. L. Sanford. Full bearing. $8,0U0. Liberal Onc and two horso wagons with celery discount for cash, Gulugcr, Box 403 P. 0, H. Evans cam e up from Bradentown 17-tf , 29-1t Monday night, called home by the death flared side bodies at Underwood's. For Sale—69)4 acres, 23 cleared, 7 room Crushed und pulverized Limestone, car on his mother. Mrs. V. A. Evans. load lots. " R tf!. Whilner. 2tf house, large barn, orange and oilier fruit trees, a nice Iiome. Oh acres, 3 cleared Mrs. E. F. Barnes o f Savannah, Ga., left Seed Potato Cutters and Planters at on Clny road. 40 acre» timber land, good for her home on Thursday afternoon, nffarm land. 2914 acres hummock land, ter a visit of a few days with Mrs. C G. Fern ah!'s. Cnll mid let us show you. 22tf if/* cleared, fine well. 3 acres tiled, small F L O R ID A Eggs from White - Leghorn Hens, bred houso on railroad. All the nliovc at n S A N F O R D Woodruff. to Iny, never set strain. Good as they bargain. Address Box Nu. 36, R. F. D., W. R. Praclhcr, the well known travel­ No. 1. ‘ 2U-3tc ling salesman' spent Sunday with Mrs. make 'em. $3 per lilt), $3 for 50, 75c for For Sale— House mid lot. corner of Ma­ W. A. Herring, Maple avenuo Poultry l’ raethcr, who Is making Sahford tier win­ Yards. 25-5tp ple Ave, and 2nd street. No incumbrance. ter iiome. • , Jay H. Beck. . 29-2tp T H E 18 Pounds of best granulated sunr for Lost—Small size gold watch, ladies’ S. A. Thnmpagn, ^-r^lpiry of the 24-tf size. Finder please return to C. W. Sto p Notional Rivers and Harbors Congress Is iil.Otl ut N. 0. Gurncr's. Blooding nt Welcome Hotel nnd recoive Eat Dobbins’ bread, its the best. San­ in the city this week looking nfter his reward. 29*ltp P ayin g ford-Bakery. 29-11 property in Beck Hammock. For Sale—Ten acre tract. 3 acres tiled W o o d ru ff has u full line o f spring and cultivated, hols mils from Monroe on * L W. Reed, wife and daughter of To­ R ent! good road. Going at n bargain, Particu­ ledo, Ohio, afe here paying a visit to H. J. and sum m er Oxfords. Call and see lars ut Herald office. - . 29-tf 29-2t Stout and family at Nititli and Magnolia. them . For Sale— Two acres fertile land in Mr. Kced thinks of making this Ids home Humliome china cabinets just in. San­ high state of cultivation, one mile from In the near future. town. Flowing well, tiling, celery hoards, ford Furniture Co. 22-tf Own A barguin. Also 3 ncres. one mile-, from Officer W. C. Williams lias taken a va­ Fresh peanut butter in bulk, 20 cents GEO. 11. FERMALI) A. P. CONNELLY Cameron City, half In cultivation the rest Y o u r cation of several mouths ami -will 6[>oikI pound at N. O. Garner’s. 24-tf not cleared. Well guaranteed, loading * ' 8ec*y &. Trca». .... President the time putting in his corn crop in Geor­ We are equipped to bundle your repair station on the Belt road within a quarter Hom e gia: He expects * to resume his duties work. — Sanford'Machine & Gnragc Co. of a mile. Address Owner, P. O. Box 1384 27-tf-c 48tf. upon the force when he returns. For Sale— Two Thoroughbred English Let Us Tell You A bou t It Mr. and Mrs. George Lemaux, of IndianBring your old tires tu Sanford Machine Setter Pups; Gladstone Slock; none better; pedigrees furnished. Females $10 each , 48-tf opolis are tile guests of Mr. and Mrs. & Garage Co. (or vulcanizing. 9 weeks uld. Address J. V. E. Wiles. Harry Ward. Mr. Lemeux was in San G«s engine repairs. Sanford Machine Wdbourn«, Flu. 29-2i-p ford two years ago and has many friends fit Garage Co. 48-tf Tomato Plants for Sale— 300,000 Liv­ here who are glad to see him again. The kind you used- to get. Sanford ingston's New Globe now ready. Plants 8 to 12 indies and stocky. Luter sowings Mrs. L. R. Philips had recently for her Uukery. ’’’ 29-It coming on. $1.25 per M. Ctish witli or­ guests Mrs. C, G. Tousey nhd Miss Mabel If your aim in life is tu economize nnd der. J. R: Davis, Uurtow, Fla. 27-lp (First Street, une Mock from Depot opposite Poslofflce) N y . Hath in -trove for your everyilny use dependable Wanted—Buyer for 11 acres partly im­ ladies have returned to Winter Pork at goods at the lowest possible prices we ask proved, celery laud, L m llofiu ill lumlingwhich place they are winter residents. you, not for our sake, nor for tills tow ns station, I h miles Iroin western limit of city, l h acresdeared, ditch around place, | Formerly Manager of Central Cafe Mf! and Mrs. Frank Crnhnm ore having sake, nor for the sake of anything but „ §>m_ posts for fence, on Monroe road, twenty | 0 line residence constructed on Sanford you) owu pocket book and your bank ac­ rods from marl road. One thousand cash. Steaks«-C ho p s, O y s t e r s and F is h a S p e c ia lty ‘ Heights. G. B. Pope, the well known con count. to aim for our store and hit the Terms, eleven hundred. L.' J. Greene, I 28-2p | * * •' » „ tractor has the work in charge, which is centre of economical buying. Sahford Tioga, Pa. For Sole or Rent—Two acres fertile land a sufficient guarantee that, it will lie done Furniture Co. 22-tf' A P L A C E F O R L A D IE S AND G E N T L E M E N in high slot« of cultivation, one mile from right. Keep your eye on what's going on at town. Flowing well, tiling, celery boards. Albert M. Henry, n prominent lawyer our store. We usk you to carefully com ­ A bargain. Address Owner, 1*. O. Box | E v e ry th in g P ir a t C l« « « S h o rt O r d e r * At A ll H o u rs 27-tfc of Detroit, and his sister, were visitors pare our prices with anyone’s quotations. 1384. Wanted—Mate and wifo to take care of I last week at the home of Prof, and Mrs. I-ook them up and we will get your busi­ furnished rooming house. Enquire Herald [ Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets ore Solti at Reduced Rates ; ; George L. Maris .o f Onora Luke. Mr. ness, Sanford Furniture Co. 22*lf office. 27-tf Henry was a classmate of Prof..Moris at Twenty-five tickets $1.00. Sanford For Sate— 5 acres truck farm 2 h miles I the University of Michigan. in ” '*■ from town h mile from loading station, Bakery. 29-It has 2L inch flowing well and lias been Commodore Wm. C. Towen, of New Watch N. O. Garner’s window displays plowed ulid harrowed. Address Box 1225 York City, is again witli us. He spent each week for new and big burgnins in Sanford. . 23-lpc h January with us. but business called him For Sale— Seven and onc-l nlf acres of [ groceries. 24-tf - home. He thoroughly enjoys our climate the best truck laud In the famous Oak­ Autoes and carriage painting at Un­ land section on south side of Luke A p o p -1 » and fishing on the St. Johns which will ; derwood’s. First class work. IT ku. Half under subirrigtiiion. Tills land likely keep him hero another month. W,e huve a com plete stock just in of all the newest ; lias been paying well. Fur sale by tlie | All kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ Judge Blake may Join him luter hut is owner and no real estate man need nji* chine & Garage Co. 48-tf too busy just now. _ , ply. Joseph F. Neel, Oakland, Flu. 28-!ip You can get yeUow~c3rn meal at I-ong’s Tomato plants, sweet ixitnto slips und The ladies of Sanford were entertained ' • 20-tf velvet beans for sale. 5,000,000 LivingIasi Friday afternpon In the Welakn club Grocery. sum's New Globe tomato plants ut 1.25 L Patrician stands for all that is excellent in rooms b y Mia. Alaaworlh, o f Jacksonville, •Underwoods for hurness. saddles, horse per thousand Delivery after February with a lecture on Woman and Her Fu­ and mule Jewelry. ’ 7* '• 17-tf 15th. Headquarters for |>otato slips and W O M E N ’S F O O T - W E A R ture Possibilities. Mrs. Ainsworth lias a Ilot Bread and Rolls for Supper. San- velvet bean seed. J. R- Davis, Bartow, | 1 Flu. 23-8p charming personality, impressive delivery ford Bakery. ____________ __ ;___________ • It 1b the world’s"stand a ril'dPex el lence and -durability, and hog For Sale in Speer Grocery—A complete I find her convincing arguments won * Launch Wetriwa will make trip to set of market fixtures, good ice box, 2 won for itself an enviable reputation by its perfect fit, its style : host of admirers. Springs Sunday morning at 7, o'clock. blocks, 3 knives, 2 saws. 2 steels. 2 marble and its servicabilty. It is a P E R f CT SHOE at the Right Price, ; slabs, good chicken cuop. small labile. 1 Through The Herald's Piano Contest Returning to Sanford at 8. p. in. and the most SERVICEABLE SHOE at any PRICE.- Its superior chair, 2 scalcc. 1 big sausage mill. A d ­ Sanford will be represented for a year in Dr. Howard has returned and can be dress O. E. Hartley, 711 Main Sc. Jack-| merits huve been accorded instant recognition the world over. Kansas, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana. Ev­ found at his residence in the forenoon sotiville. _ 28-2t New York,. London, Puns, and Berlin, the great fashion cen­ ! ; ery citizen of Sanford will receive their and Ids ollice in Uie afternoon. 22-tf Piano for Salei—Cheap. W. E. Squires, I pro ratio in increase of valuation tlirough 28-4tc ters of the world, poy tribute to "P A T R IC IA N " ns the hckliowlPlace the titles to your real estate In Cameron City. this advertisement. Let every citizen For Sale—One span of inuiea. wagon the Realty Trust Company and avoid com ­ edged leader in dictating foot fashions. ; !' J V « l 0' j : ami harness; mules six and seven years . send In at least for a ftvp dollar subscrip­ plications. For particulars address B. F old, Weigh ubout 1.200 pounds, each, ' _ / n' tion. You negiect your own interest- if quire of W. A. Minnick. Cameron City. Whitndf. Jr- Secretary. ^ 7-tf BUY PATRICIAN AND G ET SATISFACTIO N Vuu fail to d6 to. Send your name today 26-lf-p Your cake order will have my prompt and get votes for your favorite contes­ For Sale—Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox, | attention. C. A. Dobbins, Sanford Bakery. tant. city. 21-tT 29-11 Safe for Sale—Inquire Clyde Line Of-1 H. T. Balsford. wife and Miss Anna T h e M axim um of S ty le at the M in iDop't forget you can get your chipped flee. 28-2t-c lialsford, cousins o f Mrs. C. R. Walker ar­ beef and limn cut on an American slicing For Sale— Mitchell touring car 40 H. P. j ’m um of P r ic e to the W e a re r rived on last Friday’s boat for a visit passengers, In first claaa condition. 26-tf with C, R. Walker and family at their machine at W. W. Long’s market. Apply, Sanford Herald. 25-tf home at ‘'Villa Shoora.” Mr. Balsford Best grade Butterene at Long's grocery. W anted—Hauling and teaming to do; 26-tf aud family ‘come from Greenville, N. Y., Try it while butter is high. plowing nnd harrowing. Address Frank | T le a s r Carnal; general defirery:------------ ttsffcp — and flnfl huih t t 'S5BtrdH»T)M~eiianiiff-iiv For Sole—Rhode Island Reds und’ In­ the temperature. They also find a de­ will m ake you sw itch e s o r p u ffs very F lo rid a rided and very favorable change In the reraon a ble In p rice. Anna Bell Topp, dian Runner Ducks, bred (root heavy lay« S a n fo rd , ing stock, 91 per setting of 15 eggs, well I 2 9 -tf development o f Sanford and surrounding Celery City, T la. eked and delivered at the express o f. ’ P H O N E 1 04 country. Full hoe bakery goods. Sanford Bakery e at Monroe. Fla, A ddrttt U. 8. Mikem U, Sanford. Fla. 28-5 p ' W -lt Order Dobbins' bread irOrn Stockton's. 1 ■ c. .FRANK Clothier and Men’s Furnisher Sanford Building irfcaan Association TH E CITY RESTAURANT i 1 DAINTY NEW OXFORD STYLES : PATRICIAN Styles for Spring and Summer Low Cut, $3.50 and $4.00 -THRASHER - Pi*r*>j -fl i 'T j L . « j '"J v> I 1! Au 1 n Æ -i* i f l a ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ »■ ■f ,4 a- «M �Worch 3, 19!1 T ilt SA r o RD Itf jf ljlì P Wednesday Club Reception The reception tendered the Welaka Club by the Wednesday Club Wednesday Item s of Interest Gleaned fro m afternoon, Feb. 22nd at the residence of Mrs. L R. Philips was a delightful oppor­ * Various Sources tunity o f having the members o f their sister club assist them by their presence in appropriately commemorating the birthday of the "Father of his Country," making the 22nd o f February, 1911, a memorable and red letter day in the cal­ id ers Will rin d a B rief endar o f their club life.. ol Spring Flowing The house was very appropriately dec­ lurried R eaders orated for the occasion with our nation's flag of many and varied sizes. A very fine picture of George Washington graced the occasion. The reception committee were Mrs. Geo. L. Moris, president o f the Wednesday Club, Mrs. (X E. Walker, representing Mor­ tila Washington, and Mrs. L. R. Philips. This committee pinned on each Wednes­ day Club member n dainty little rod, white and blue bow. , The house committee were Mrs. A. D. Key, Mrf. J. W. Dickins, Mrs. S. O. Chase and Miss Farneiworth. who charmingly did the honors o f tiie occasion. The colonial exhibit was in charge of a in Drummond, who wns Iry worth about $130,000 ¡or from Europe on the lean Line steamship Atnerlout a d u e as to where her lira. Drummond's loss was New York |ibllce Sunday eless while the Amerika ) the bay, and although immediately aboard the ro unable to secure the s to what became ■of the ch Mrs. Drummond says ewel case on the dresser n when she retired. , 1»r*.“ 35=ciri2z5S»7aBlSwt»«d MrsThrasher. The- ladles contrtbmed ’very largely to the Interest and pleasure of Hie occasion by the well askorted display o f tho great number of colonial heirlooms Which they hnd seenrai from-tnany e f the enlng effects jiroducod by. reading and studying every side of a proposition. Mrs. L. R. Philips rend a very interest­ ing article on "Poetry." Containing some fine thoughts, in the clear cut definition of true pocty. with several beautiful trib­ utes to well known poets. "Books at Home," o paper by Mrs. S. 0. Chase whose wise advice and pertinent suggestions struck the keynote of an every day home problem, that of the taste ac­ quired by children for reading good, or indifferent books, so often found in their homes. , “ Uso of Public Libraries,“ u paper pre­ pared by Mrs. E. W. D. Dunn and rend by Mrs. Key in Mrs. Dunn's absence. This paper and an article also rend by Mrs. Key, contained an array af facts showing what a potent factor public libraries were becoming in the education of the Iin— Hi musses today* Program for March 8th: I. In th e Scientific World, Mrs. B. F, Whitner. 1L Civic Improvement, Mrs. Henry Wight. Topics of the Times, Club. A dollar or two*a week furnishes you JUwuc. Come In and see how we remove ~aTTob«ilacIe8~rar those who have littie t e Btort on. Saniord Furniture Co. 22-tf — _____ . „ F L O W L R S - ^ - P L A N T S _ = .A y L B S T o help all concerned, all next week, we will sell G a lv a n iz e d S ig n a l M ail B o x e s at 95c; goes 10 0rder' your nam e T h ese B oxes sell foe*$1*25 the w o rld o v e r r,o r,d a „ S a lt and F r e s h W a te r F is h M U S I C S A N F O R D AVE, P H O N E 68 THE— — BY panforti -Bariti Furnished on all occasions at Popular Prices, For terms see H .C. Haskins &iSL evening The W ednesday Club will be invited, AU the members o f the club who did concert not hear the annoui^nVment are notified that the club has been Invited to meet at the home o f Mrs. Geo. 11- Fernald for the ■. A tten tion ! Bonus Offer! month of Mi The members met very A s a special oiler to the contestants in promptly on Wednesday afternoon with the Hssald's Popularity Conical a, aMclnl. throe visitors Present-____________________ "How much to Read" was very dearly rate on ten year subscriptions will be made. Regular rate ten years $20 is re­ and comprehensively defined in a fine artide read by Miss Lillie Foraesworth. duced to t lS with 30,000 Vstes Mrs. Geo. H. Fernald in her fiqe paper Name your favorite contestant for the on "The Culgvatinn of Taste” m sde some Popularity Piano Contest and mail to the very wholesome suggestions, to the dub Contest Editor, Mrs. M. F. Keyes, Sanford. In reference to the bcnefidal and broad- and onTR EE ladies o f Sanford who so kindly loaoed L . H. T E M P L E t b e iM n u t t n , w en ab l. t h . V (edn w J.y ■ » c K .o .v iu t n o . . L c o u p ,» r Cltnrtinnukt) Thtir-cotonhri -afternoon a PfioTfe IC B ."'Ifth a n r t W r A v e r succesa. Tho collection was not only Interestlng but very .fine and valuable. Special Offering In Ferns. Sanford. Indeed it was remarkable that so many liandaomo old and colonial relics could have been found in Sanford, The exhibit would liave been creditable to any city. Before beginning the program the pres­ ident welcomed the guests in a few well sal investigation .into the chosen words, concluding by ' quoting a elation» made on the floor beautiful trlraAc-to George Washington o f the lower house regarding alleged de­ and statiht'fnnt^ors.’ M. H. Bowler would fects In battleship armor supplied by the discuss the Personality of Washington. , United States steel trust is necessary, ncMiss Peachca Lefilcr, in telling of o'clock Monduy morning blew open the Washington "A s a Lover," painted an­ ------- cording to several congressmen, nnd will vault o f the Bank of Clover,Augustus at Clover, be demanded. Congressmen 6. other picture o f our patriot and states­ V o* a town of five hundred inhabitants, g y . -Stanley of Kentucky and Henry T. Ralncj man with which the whole world is not miles here, and escaped with very familiar. In our worship of our hero — nfforty Illltwik nmeast ,Hvtofrhldjutoc all the cash in the " j 7 procedure.------ - building. The robbers it is rarejy remembered that there were secured $3,000 and $4,000.George times In the life of even this brave man A newbetween Indictments, charging Preaident Taft made it plainweek when ho willingly surrendered and laid B. Coir, Cincinnati's republicanthis lender, that he will not be deterred from his de­ down his weapons uf defense at the feef with perjury, wosreturned by Uie grand termination to It call an extra of of an army of one; when he the brave &___ __ jury Monday.-. allegea that Insession addition Congress action on the Canadian ---------------; to receipt to a f securtj $48300 Interest money' paid soldier was mode captive by the smile redpnxdty by any vote which •' by banks toagreement former County Treasurer Gib- nnd glnnce of the eye of a pretty woman. the may take on the unPatriotic Songs was a most interesting, aon,Senate as charged in the firstquestion, indictment lest'it Is plain to him that such vote is that Cox was given $17,500 from thea comprehensive and entertaining history of real on the f the agreement tam eteat source by merlts Tilden oK. French, when our national as well .as patriotic songs of and not merely an attempt to ovoid an the days that are past and those of the the latter wns county treasurer. extra session. A band o f robbers, supposed to be com- tho present by Mrs. Fannie Munson. As A n echo of annexation talkonewda poaed bLflvox men. between andheard two the orlgin'nnd history of each song men­ in the Conadlan House Tuesday when a tioned was given by Mrs. Munson the resolution was offered by Major Beattie, members of the d u b and visitors sang Conservative member for London, OnL, them standing, . accompanied by Miss declaring that “ regulations aliould be is­ Flossie Frank on the piano and Miss Sal­ sued providing that wherever a, foreign mon with the corneL In this wav Amer­ flag Is displayed, except by the represent­ ica was sung. Red, White and Dluo and ative of a foreign government, a British the Stars Spangled .Banner. Tho patriot­ — he ittsplnyad in a more prom­ ic sentiment would have been incominent position." • ' . ■ -phtt without Yntikee Doodle and Dixie. The tarri’f f program of the alxty-second These immortal airs were only played. All Congress will be taken up for action, who were present are certainly debtors to along with selection o( committees, at a Mrs. Munson for a finely planned and meeting o f the Democratic members of charmingly demonstrated musical lesson the W ays and Means Committee of the and liistory o f the patriotic songs of This feature condudcd the next llciuse, which Mr. Underwood, of America. program for the afternoon. Alabama, the chairmen, called for next The members of the Wednesday' Club Monday. lent additional charrm to the occasion In their revival of colonial days by dressing D edication o f K n ow les Hall The people of Sanicml ore cordially In­ their -hair in the style o f that time and powdering i t Also remembeing the very vited. lit attend the dedication of the new popular beauty patch on the face. Misses Knowtcs HalLRollina College on Thursday Lefiler, Summit. Frank a n q j Bowler were evening, March 9. at o'clock. Tigs build­ in colonial costume. ■ <*1^ ing, which with its furniture and equip-' The refreshment committee consisting meat cost $45.000, takes the place of Uie of Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. M oya Dickins-. and earlier Knowles Hall, which was burned Mrs- L. RL Philips, 'assisted by Misses Dec. 2, 1909, and which was the first Furtie» worth, Speer, Loftier, Frank and building erected in Florida for uses, o f -Bowler, with Martha Washington seated tit* higher education; it wilt be dedicated' at the table pouring tea and coffee, made on tiie twenty-fifth anniversary of the the afternoon's |>teaaUro complete by their dedication of the first Knowles Hall, •o tnatjtbo occasion will be in some daintily served salad course. Also car­ rying out the patriotic and Washington sense the celebration of the completion sentiment. The delicious chicken Balad of a quarter-century - o f college work rIn was surmounted by a miniature flag, Uie this state. The building itself is the cute little rod hatchet was quletlyvreposgift o f Mrs. Heater Ann Knowles and ing on the plnte by the side o f aljeTjUUAndrew Carncgjo. both of whom will be present i t l h e dedtcetKw-if - their - health clous cherries which Uie house fuuimlttee wilt permit, i t i s expected ib a t brief .had kindly gathered. -The.dainty doilies with cherry designs oompleletl ttpe charm, addresses will be given by representa­ ing scheme. <. . tives of the various colleges and uniThe Wednesday Club will be pleased to Baseball games will be played with accept the kind invitation of Mrs. Fernald ; the Stetsop University nine on the after­ to meet with her during March. noons o f Thursday and Friday a faculty and Glee Club concert given, to which the public are and i t which'the new organ and piano will be played. Maybe You Don’t Get Your Mail Regular and it May Be Because You Have a Poor Box. : : : . : : At Postoffice ....L IB E R A L L Y .... IN Y O U R HOME To Prevent the A ccum ulation o f Files and Filth. To Prevent Typhoid Fever. Our Feed line is complete; when you are in wont o f same, give us n cnll. We will save you money, and also, give you tinycry best o f quality. We curry a full line of chicken feeds, tylmi your hens ore not giving you the' eggs they should. Try our feeds for them, and see if the change wont pay you. We huve'iiie feed for your cow also. If you ore not trying it now come to set* or phone us, nnd w cw ill tell you what feeds you will get the lx-st results from. In staple groceries we can save you money; now if you lik< to save this little coin, it will be to your interest to get our prices before buying. * Courteous attention nnd u square deal is our motto. To Keep opt M osq u itoes, and to -'*« Prevent Malaria and Dengue Respectfully, To D estroy all ¿la s & e s o f In sects and Vermin, su ch .as R oach ­ es, Ants, M osq u itoes, Flics, Bedbugs, M ites, Etc, ► ' ,A * Y Phone 3 30 Cleans, P r o te cts and D lsen fccts W ithout Harm t o th e User. Quart, 75c.; Half Gallon $1.50; . Gallon $2.50; S p ra yer 5 0c The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Company Sales Agents B U J^A j cniooD e »S A C IG A R S M O K E T IIE APPEARANCES ARE DECEIVING* , The actual worth of women or cigars cannot be determined by their looks. Most men select their cigars by color, the Bhape and the smoothness o f the wrapper. And how o ften-iheir beautifully brown and symmetrical perfectos prove a snare and a delusion. Call for a Tampa Guide cigar and you will get a good value and a good smoke at - T h e M . & R . S to re M IL L E R KNOW S that good food..can’ t come from poor flour. Get “ First Quality” every time by insisting on the redimd-blue “ Quaker C ity” label. When found on bag or barrel this this. label is the miller's' direct guarantee of “ First Quality” flour. Q U A K E R C I T Y F L O U R M I L L S CO. PHILADELPHIA �March 3.1911 4 r TMI^/lAiniRO HERALD A SK YOUR ASK YOUR UB-IRRIGATO FLORIDA TRUCK R E T A IL E R FOR SANFORD CELERY R E A T A IL E R FOR SANFORD CELERY A N e w sp a p e r W ithin a N e w sp a p e r Published In the Interests of the Intending Investor and Settler by tlw lloward-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford, Florida D-PACKARD LANDS W ritten by B . A . H O W A R D , P re sid e n t ~ T § p o k e S 6 m è tim ft ' a g o n r : apparent concentrated effort on Howard-Packard Land Company the part of large financial interesta in the east and central west , .- . , — ----------to.hinder the buying of Florida farm lands in order to keep the money in the home State. Such advice in certain instances is un- are suitable for sound invest* ment»«. Q urJiinda___are proving . ...... . ............ .j t-r—---------------------themselves. You have onlv to drive through and around the Celery Del,ta to see that for yoursuif. The danger in buying land •- questionably sound, but in the arlsus fraal b“ y '" « 11111,1 sitî'11 cose o f proven lands, tlie-motive s,f |- a P0“ 0* wt! h"Y,® ne,ver . ■ advocated and never will ndvois purely selfish. ^ cate. We want every purchaser The man intending to buy thé to see and to know what ho is right kind of .Florida farm land , buying. usually has several hundred dolBut the main reason why the Inrs on deposit in his local hank Howard-Packard lands at San} , i . . , , r,., , ford, at New Volusia, at Lake drawing 4 per cent, interest. I lus , n. . . . , , , . . Charm and at Pmecastle are a money is used by the banker for smjnd p i m e n t lies not alone loans. Depletion of the savings ¡n their produ ctive'possibilities account is a serîùus matter and hut in the fact that the United must be prevented by the hanker States as a whole is approaching if at all possible. Hie END 01* LAN D— tho end of The magazines carrying investment advertising editorially ad4 . vise against investments promisb ing more than from 4 per cent to 5 per,cent. In the face of this COOD land. ^en year-s a^ ' ^,r ¡»stance, you could hardly sell Western . . .. , f prairie land for $1 an acre. H()raej Umt wou]d not .'sell for $20 now average up to $1 fit) aud — TÎTiTÎ s - ïn .S lo r id n 'V*3ry oT W elsewhere, tlmt is why I say see your Innd before baying. Some hinds nre re-, mote from railroads Swampy, Some lands are while others ure just samT y o u ’ can buy th e m for a lit t le There is absolutely no need to “get 8tu(’k', (to use the parlance o f the day) in buy­ ing Florida farm land if-the-prospective purchaser will go about it in the same way ns lie does his otherbusiness. tho prices we are offering our lands I consider them much lower than thuir productive capabilities warrant. Every qcre we nre handling will prove itself, under intelligent cultivation, a larger in­ come earner than any interest earned in nny bank, stocks or bonds. Eyiu if not cultivated, these lauds will prove satisfactory by reason of the un­ earned increments—the greater the num­ ber of settlers on uny tract the greater the increase in value of the remaining tracts. By the natural law of supply and de­ mand alone, the Howord-Pncknnl lands arc the basis o f sound investment. Why shouldn't imy man who makes up his mind, make money on any of our lands? Dollars do not grow on any of the trees neither do dollars sprout from tho ground in a literal sense: But uny man wlm looks forward to anticipating the temporary inconveniences o f settling merits The Fiftli Avenue hnnk’s divi­ dend was 100 per. cent, Bronx Borough bank paid 20 per cent; First National hank paid 32 per cent;-New York County National in new territory and prepares to meet them for the sake of the greater future, can do better here than he can on p' weekly salary. ^ r* ' . When I wus in Chicago reticently. 1 r was struck with, the difference in the p o­ sition of the average. Chicago toiler mid sunny Florida.- I saw thousands of fam­ ilies whose total earning capacity is sufficent only to provide for their necc^ities day by duy. They hud no surplus. Poor food, poor housing, accidents, occa­ sional nbn-eni ploy meat kept them on the margin. Likely 'som e of them had neg- ha ted their opportunities. Like enough s some of them werejon the margin be­ cause o f their own folly, but in nny case, living in a there shack and cultivating enough to live on in Florida is far better most handy for the financing of the plans of the money power. Peoples Bank Building than (lie them weurisouie round of toil up the Sanford Celery derful sub-irrigation, deals with Funus.” Delta mfll the won­ system. the "Resources of Volusia Other literature tells you ac­ tual facts about the lands our settlers. Another as related by • I11 fact, if you are endowed with ambition plus-com m on-sense tliere is everything in the Sanford and near Sanford situationTiiiit should look mighty good to you. „ The next Homeseekere' excursion 'le a v e s - northern and control western points March 1 and lfith, so you had bet­ ter write me about yourself today. Ad­ dress plainly: �T o T elephon e S u b scrib e rs You will get quicker service by calling by number New director!)» are now o a t II you have none notify central, only call by name U given In directory, or In case o f party lines, where more than one party la on tho line. The following changes have been made since the directory was issued. Cut tills out and pasto In directory: 185— Butts, W. N., Residence, 190—Bell, Mrs. S. J., «d a. 249-5—Cobb, C. C., Monroe Store 199— Dubose, H. CL, Rea. 89r-*-Dobblna & Stockton, Bakery. 17*3—French, A. V., Res. 102-3— Footer, Dr„ Farm. 450— Fla. Veg. Growers' Assn. Office. 155—Hatch, F„ Fish House. 300-5— Humes, W. W., Res. 187-5— Hughes, R. L , Farm. 237— Hayroan, W. Z., Osteen Office.' 194— Holland's Garage. 522— H owklnaA Warren, Market. 238— Inglia, Weir, Res, 359—Kemp, Dr. E. CX, Rea. 275— Lawson, J. B„ Store. 198—Lipe, M, P.. Office. 554—Mallory, J. L., Res. 328—Miller—F. W., Res. 187—Mllteer, W. fL, Res. . 7-4—Moffett. J. C.. Monroe Store. 2------- Marks, R. fL, Rea. 191—Post, W. C.. Office. Rantoul, C. W., Res., Lake Mary. 330—Sanford Supply Co. Store. A-3—Sanf. Tree. Co., Mecca Hammock A -8— Ssnf. Trac. Co., Park Ave. Stn. TO csm iurxT rroffictt— Is truly said as our business has been to give our c u s ­ tomers the greatest amount for the Dollar and we a r e now daily receiving cases and cases of the highest q u a l i t y merchandise of all kinds See some of our special b a r g a i n s r# „ * iH H M N m N M m N iN itítítiiuiñ M K 10 Yards Cabot — Bleaching- 89c For M onday only ----------- 192—Sanford High School, New Bldg. 346— Va-Caro. Chem. C a., FSctory. 197— Whitcomb, J. C., Office. 24—Whitcomb, J. C., Res. ■' Cp.JJL,_Offlce. _________ THRAD Yards Cabot Yard W id e Bleaching for Two Stores— 121-123 E. First Street DISCONTINUED 354—Berrlman Bros. 102-3— Camp, Mrs. M. A. 237— Drew & Muasclwhite. 89—Fernandez, Joe. 300—Hester, Mrs. M. K. 232— Ingram. Jno. 285—Sanford Pressing Club, 322—Thompson, Jack. 223— Wright. W. H. 271—Young, G. H. laWiTS— A , fu ll- assortment of colored Lawns in neat floral and figured patterns, also in black and white, worth 10c yard, see this lot Monday at.a y a r d . . . ...............8J^c Herman Daniel, who has been quite 111 at Southerland with measles, Is now at home recuperating. Mrs. Junnlgun of Christina, Is visiting her aiater, Mrs. Charlie Harrison. Mrs. Brook came over with Revi Brook from Oviedo Saturday and stayed until Monday. We are glad to not? that Dr. Burns is again able to be up. Mr. David and family have returned to Geneva and In future will reside here. _ Mrs. Moran Mrs- EUicredge, David Speer and wife visited Sanford last Sat­ urday. Frank Sutton. Geo. Peters, J. P. Taylor and I. D. Hart were also in the city. The predicted cold wave struck Geneva as well as other places kiUing potatoes and beans and tomatoes. Messrs. Stone and Morris have returned to New York. These gentlemen made many friends while here and will be.very much missed especially In Sunday school jn r iL . Wc hope to see them In Geneva again next winter. Mrs. J. W. Daniel entertained the Home Mission Society last week. After spending several hous sewing for the or­ phans at Enterprise the hostess served ambrosia and cake which was very re* freshing and enjoyable. riaa P rizes W on W hile You H esitated Some weeka ago Sanford merchants offared elegant prizes to those who wdhld help boost 17m Herald Contest by secur­ ing subscriptions to The Herald, and those elegant, new and up to date prizes ware awarded, os announced. Once more is demonstrated beyond doubt, “ Procras­ tination is the thief o f time." and while you waited others won, without missing the time and with very alight effort on The first prize, an elegant Buttons — A special assortment of genuine Amoskeag Gingham: chair from Maude Harris. The second prize, a beautiful ladles* bat waa carried away by Miss Gladys Gatcbel. The third prize, an elegant gold framed picture waa secured by Miss Jessie StuThe elegant cape given early In the contest waa capturkd by Mias LudUe Richards. The men’s hat offered by Palmer & Seigh was won by E. R. Potter. Can you afford to hesitate longer and let some worthy person' capture a $400 prize piano toot Don't delay, but send all you possibly can this coming week. ainsi ug ami l he mnnngfv mant, aa announced For' the third time, warns everybody to turn In all subscrip­ tions possible at onc& Get first place and bold lr ts tb e s a r e e t w ay to win the grand prize in The Herald's Plano ConU se Send today. Delays are dangerous. ■75 pieces of the well ■knowp Amoskeag Apron Ginghams. These are all fast colors in blue, brown, red and green checks, nlso plaids, our price a yard o n ly .___ .*.............................._ . 7 ^ C white Curtain Swiss 12 Vic value o n ly .J O c Sheets— 10 dozen Double Bed Shoets, and worth 50c, o n l y . . . . . . . . . . . . w . ............... 41c V Linen— A special leader full 28 inches wide natural Bleach Linen, good value fox 20c yard, Monday on ly................................. IGHc • . ' *“ 1"-A Persian Lawn — White Persian Lawn in a sheer quality, Monday -I only . i ___ . . ...9VSc special a yard dozen, for Monday n d ozen ............... , 5r, * Envelopes— Regular size Envelopes worth 5c a package, special Monday........ -I c Lace Curtains — Genuine Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3 yardB long in neat and attrac­ BoXAVritlng Paper — Just received tive designs, n pnir...... ............................ 69c of Box Writing Pnper worth 12 Vic *• • Military Hose Supporters— Ladies’ Pad special only.......................................... mu Parasols—Large showing of Parasol? will black, white and colors, Motidny sjiednl a be made Monday in all the leading patterns nair.^r.,.................................. .................... 23c and designs, the prices are the very Imvrsi Front Satteeu CoverctLHose Supporters * Oil Cloth — Table Oil Cloth in white, mtfrhle or fancy patterns, 25c quality o n l y ...'.. 19c saltwater Pearl Buttons worth up to 1iV a * N ew S h o w in g L a d ie s* W a sh S u it s and S k ir t s S h o e s and O x fo rd s — Our large stock of From the leading Suit and Skirt Manufacturers on M onday, don’t fail to see these great values summer styles in Men, Women and childrens Oxfords L in e n S k ir t s — See this Men’s .O x fo r d -J u s t sec these -Tnis assortment beautiful assortment of o f Skirts is a splendid Linen W o B h Skirts priced value for $1.50 each hut our prices S p ccia l spring and have practically all arrived and the p r ic e s art* low. graceful styles “ Snow Ladles Puntps am i Oxtonls Shoes W if th.eseII t.woll wel1. mnkes of all leather shoes theJ Union Made" in all the_best lasts. imv r i and the latest style toes In Gun shoes that will satisfy and .wear i A See our well selected line of dress Metal, also Patent Leather und ■stioe3 0xf6rds and Pujn|(S. lin,| Vici, and last hut not leust Tan these prices are amazing I"" S h ir t w a is t s — A large assortment of the newest and C h ild re n s O xfo rd s and Pumps— T h e * nobbest Shirtwaists in the plain tailored style, also part witli lace and embroidery trimmings. See this special assortment of Shirtwaists Monday, special 9 8 c Pumps and Oxfords in patent leather and _til 1 other popular leathers are in stock in a l l sizes, the p r ic e s are Simply Money Savers. : : r T ru n k s ! T ra v e lin g B a g s t* * ■ Children's T ru n k s! # Just received a new shipment of Leather and p attin g Bags at Bpecial prices. : : See our large selection of Trunks with and without the qutomptic trays, from - $ 3 .9 8 to $ 1 6 .8 9 See this strong line o f new Sun Cases, all leather, $5 .00 values special Victor T alking Machines A n ot h e r * , What a pity to miss the pleasure of a Victor in your home. Just because the whole price isn’t handy for. you today.- You can buy -this king of instruotentg on easy payments that will ne^er worry or embarrass you, Department I. -• * •> We have just added another depart­ ment to our store and are now show­ ing a strong line of Tin and Enamelware in Pots, Pans,) Sauce Pans, Buckets, Water Pails, Pie Pans, Tea Kettles, Spoons and many other articles-and-the-prices are bargains.------- Buttororlck : -Patterns �‘ *.V» •' - . « 1 c Mnrch 3. m r jw N o t ic e , o r - —u : SB incorporation by-tnwa*ani trim plrt lug the orsiolratkm of the > t» w > 's W s » » < s s iS a » s ssA »AW S H s q a s s » s » w » W » W » W S » k » SM q% A A »»»» SANFORD LODGES ^ fVQrm’0n' *,t"? •*“ l°r the |Hit|v»bd( electlnj u I. hereby liven thnt we. th«’under*lg such officers of the- curtnratlifti na are hereinbefore -ESrito «p p £ to the HanocaWe A. W, GllcE provided for, and thereafter Ihf.nntiual meeting of Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 , 1. O. O. r. L“ '™ 0i ï 5 r î h i .stole of J'loHci*. at Tnlluhai the atoc^huden of this unrporalkm shall be held jiceta every Monday at 1:30 p. m . over Imperial on Uie second Tueaday of January of each and Theatre. W. P. Stona. N..G. •. . every year. . . I W. S Balov ra. Sec’ jr, A r m it VI original l , _____ _____ ... U e ln ih e O ® « ’ 0* Secirlsry ot State of the --Uifehlghwt nmount of Indehtrdne*«or liability S em in ole C h ap ter No. Z .O rder C aatern Star Jo whtrtrUdj corporation altall tubicct Itaelf. shall State of Florida. Meeta every second and fburth Friday In rnonlji. he art amount equal to the entire capital »lock of A n to n or B«oocr«BAiioM or Every one who ha* aeon hla Star In Ihe Real are ,thli corporation. cordially Invited to vlalt the chapter. -----THE----AmcLr V li ■ * Auer t . Koaauca, Sec‘ y. SANFORD I«AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Tlte name* and yeridences of the autwcriblng In JJfporatora of Ihlacnrporatlon, and the nmount of r.P ,t..C «l«ry C U y fierlo the capital «tick sutm-rtbedlry mch. tire nt fnttqwx: Meetings first and thlrdTue*dti>* In every ninni Ir. irt mgelWf for the purpoae offnrtnlng alxxlypo» F.E. Houghton, Boston. Mats. 712it »hare* Hall in Welhoroe lUock, third Dour. It” and corpotato under and by virtue of the law» F. Wilcox, Scranton, I’a., 712)4 shares Ji the State of Ootid a. and dp hereby adopt the Howard, Sanford, Fla 7I2N share* fullow titit Article* of Incorporation: J. i f r.nckard, Sanford, Fla.,' 712 ü share* * P h oenU Lodge No. ! CC C, Howard, Amrtr. I. _§nnfnrd, Ha., l()() share* Meets second and fourth H. C. Trask Sanfordi Fla.'. SO share* knights always y» «reta welcome. IV, la W im a Wiiuriu. The subarritong .Incorpora- r a m B. rFruç h. K. R. im ortneipat place of bualnett ahall be at Sanford. tor* have hereunto *ct their name*: ! ------- 1 — ♦ • . . ! ;* r — OraSsCounty. .Florid a. but If ahall have awhothF. E. HOUCHTON. S a n ford Lodge, No 6 2 , r. L A. M * tt citfcea. «geode* and plane* of butlneaa In FlorlL F. WILCOX. y da and In othrr Suteanfthe United Slate* nnd In G. W. Spencer. Master; J. <3. EnamlngerJ-Secrgi B. A. HOWARD. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ lory. Communication every first and third TViixTorylin coon trie* aa its Hoard or Director* may-deJ. 0. PACKARD, days at 7:30 p. m. Visiting brother* ■— 1— ttnnTne. * C C. HOWARD, ‘ A m c u It - . 11. C. TRASK. Unite B roth erh ood o f C a rpen ter» St Are nr FLonnA I The general nature of the'bualncst to be frana^Cotnrrr or Os a» « J ■cirri by »aid corporation it to dp any and all of era o f A m erlc^ , ' the thing! her! In let forth and In any part of the I hereby certify that before ma. a Nuinry Public, world, a* principals, agent*, truatreaor otherwise., personally appeared B. Adna Howard.-Je*ar 0 k Sanford laical Union No. 1751. U. B. of C. and,], g V. . and In furtherance, not in limitation of the general Packard. Claude C, Howard, and Homer C. Trask, of A. meeta every Thursday night at 7 o'clock In powers conferred by the lavra of the State of Flort- to me well known to be four of the persons named the Eaglrs' Hall W. A. Rumohr, president; J.-b, U and who aubarribed their narties to the foregoing Lent. R. S A T . . . * [ ~ ■*' '^«purchase. own. hold, control, ierrth. rent, adli Articles uf Inrorivirnlkm, nnd severally acknowl­ mortgage, exchange, and otherwise deal In real edged before me that they siibicrilinl and executed A. * .• o'* rsiilr nnd any rights, title. Interest or estate there­ the same for the purposes therein expressed in In the SlAtaW Florid* nnd In othrr rtftlM of the hfcWmma Wotimte, I have hereunto set tuy hand * United State* and In foreign countries. ntuT official seal, at Sanford. In the County of Xu .injulre, own, leoae. occupy farina, farm lands. Orunge and the State of Florida, on this the ilth ÏA DENTIST .► archarda, groVea,-ranejtea. town sties and territo­ day of February. A, D., 1011. " i« ries: to lay out, plat. Improve, Irrigate, drain, culti­ *n— s .vate car. or operate the property o f the corpora­ ‘ S » A 1 L _ ------- _ Room 13 Pico Building tion, or of other*, and to do and perform all things Notary Public. Slate ofÎFhÎrÎcfiP^ftrtrFI appropriate or needful for the development ami pjione 335 l .*■ My Commission expires c* Feb. 4 th. 1013 Improvement of the same for any purpoaca foi which the »nme may be adapted, to undertake and S tatl or MA«Atsiusrm 1 direct the management and sale of the property of Coormr or Surroui J w . " ml of others, and nd to the corporation, orthe property ... I hereby certify that before me. a Notary Public, f transact on commission the general business of « I . *, * C A P IT A L * 30 , 000.00 in nnd fnr snM County and Stale, personally ap­ rrsl estate broker. ., To buy, sell, lease, rent, erect nnd construct hous­ peared F. E Houghton, to me well knuwn to I«- one DENTIST es. builJlnga. works and factories of any kind on of. the person* named irr., nnd who executed Ihe 1 ‘ v / it * ‘ -------- •tkmtof'on iltcnf.u«.,ty Jutcgoing-oiul allmhcd Article» of Incorporation, nnd acknowledged thnt lie executed the snirif Tor O ffice: H in es Bldg, tn rer W oodn ifT e S tö r« °*To manufacture, produce, purchase or otherwise the portion's therein mentioned. Im WmtiM WiiCtror, I have hereunto act my acquire: to hold, own, mortgage, pledge, sell, a* SA N FO R D . FLORIDA — otherwise *•— *— dist sign, transfer or dtspoen of. trade and hand and official ten) nt Horton, In the County of ifc, end S a te, uf Mu**achu*eii*,i on Mils 2nd e e e e # j e e e e * e j e » e # * #s deal in and with timber, lumber, nasal atom*. U iif February, A. D , 1011. tUi/ers. eioterlals, fruits, farm produca, lire stock ____ and all othrufoods, personal properly, ware», BetHl I (Seal) ' —— Cm»« L-BAShB,,_ iiirrc-hnndlse oT ivtry class nnd defCTlptlnrt w wtitcti Notary l*ubile for Mnsaochusetlt may to effectu effi mar he ho calculated calcolateti directly mrectiy or Indirectly inuirrcuy io arine**. aie Ita bualnea*. ; DENTIST * ue land* lands and secure (he lame same hy pledges Tu Usuo aecure thè pledget Statt or Pwmsylvamia | or lirtda of trust or mortgages of nr upon the «thole CotiKTWnr Ijlciawamma J Phone 10 Welbom Block art of the or any part thè property held by Ihe corporation. hereby certify thnt before ine, * Notary f’ ubltc. and lo aeli and pledge such bonds for nroper corpo­ InIhnd for said County nnd State, personally ap­ ' ** Sanford, Florida rate use* ai and wheo thè Board of Ihrectnrs msy J. F. Wilcox, to me writ known to I* one of determinr; toioan and tarrow money on notes. peared Prompt Service Polite Service Accurate Service the persons named in. and who executed thefore■Ih.-r —- ih il i— nnd alliicLrd AlHcTi'i or IncorfVJXMlnnriind To guarantee, auhtcrlbe for, hold, purchase, or going thnt he executed the same for the nnd will appreciate your patronage Otherwise acquire, tell, transfer, «align, mortgage, acknowledged therein mentioned. tiinlge, or o'herwUe dlstiose of the shares and rap- purposes I m Witmess Wnrtrnr. I have hereunto set my hand IUl ala k of, or any bond*, securities and rvldencci FOUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits official seal at Scranton, In tlir (Vunty of Lnck* of Indebtedness Issued or created by any otner cor­ and DENTIST poration or corporations of this slate, or any other awanrin, And State of Pennsylvania, on this 7th Safety Deposit Boxes for rent •tale, country or nation; and while the owner of day of February. A. D., 1011. Rooms 23. 24 nn<L23. Pkn Bldg. ‘ Phone 41 such stock, bonds or other otdiitntlons. to exercise (SeAl) Ntt iri V. Durrr ail the rlghu, power* and privilege* of ownerthip SANFORD. FLORIDA, . Nutary Ihibllc thereof, nnd to exercise voting powers thereon to M. M. SMITH. H. R. STEVENS. H. E. TOLAR My commission will expire ar the end of next e e » # e e » e # * » e r e i w e e # e e e e » e * e r » e e e e e r the same extent that a natural person might or session of the Senate. could do. * President Vico-Presldcnt Caahler To make contracts of any kind whatsoever for the furtherance of la businesses and purposes, «nd rrnlly to exercise such powers as way be Ind- In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial C ir­ i t la the purpoae« and business of said corporacuit. Orange County, State of Florida Attorney* nt la w Ü5S» lion, nnd to have, exercise and enjuy nil the rights, pawns and privilege* Incident to corporations or* J. F. Harrison gaolxtd and existing under the law* of the State of Sanford. Florid if Charles M. Hamilton. JuFlorida, Mortgage Foreclosure Peoples Dnnk Bldg. The foregoing clnusrs shall be construed aa Inde­ ih R. IlnmlUon. Samuel iV. Ganr und Leonidas 1 1 pendent objects./businesses and powrrt, and the ; ’ . 3.7 rnurnt-ixtion Of any specific liuslrrss or twwer shall Hunyen* not be held to limit or restrict in any manner any To Samuel W. Csar und Leonidas H. Dimynn: It nptiears from the nlfidovit of Andrew Johnson, oi|i-t business oriv A x of this corporation: • OSTEOPATHIC V; , herein duly filed. In which he says that he is the , 111 solicitor of the complainant in the above entitled PHYSICIAN J.S'Vt.' Tlie nmount of the capital stock of this corpora­ cause, that the defendants Samuel W. Gear ami Office & Residence SIB Magnolia ‘A ve * tion »hall be EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND iX)L- lr-midas It. Hunyan nra non-residents of the stale LAKS (SHOO.OOO.OO), to be divided into eight OflTortda, rind that their rrsidencrv Is in the city Oilice Hour»: 9 to 12: 3 to 6 t i s r n m ' and W agons Dlackam lfhlng and H o rssa h o sln t shares of the psr thousand share* par value of One Hundred of Rlciimondi state of Indiana. You are therefore ordered to appear to this bitl *• Dollars U100.4HH ------ capital — - ■ stuck - Four — 1100.001 cacti. each. Of said Other hours by appointment Dollar* (*460.000 00) on'Monday,'the 3rd-tiny of April. Itlll, the same llundird Fifty Thousand Tbi divklrd into four thousand five hundred shares of twlng n rule day of this court. !-: Flo rid a It is further ordered (lint this notice be imhiished Sanford the tiar value of One Hundred Dollaro ($100.00) each.. shall be coranum stock, and Three Hundred for four successive weeks in tho Sanford Herald, a _________ H E A V Y —HAULIM.Q A ftO .C Q N T ftA C T IM fl—I-------^ ____ _____ > Fifty Thousand Dollars ($350,000.00) divided newspaper published In Sa’nford, Florida. Witness. 11. M. Koblnsoti. cierk of the Circuit (alu three thousand live hundred shares of the par value of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) each, Court of the 7 th Judicial Circuit In Orange county, • ». * • r Florida, and the seal thereof this the 10th day of shall te preferred alack. Ssid preferred slock shall entitle the holders to February, 1911, ATTOftNEY-AT-LAW • B. M. ROBINSON, Clerk, ma-iin in each year, out of the'nei earnings of the [seal! Uy M A. Howard, D. C. rurpurntion. a Hied yearly dividend of Seven (7 ) Practices in State ami Federal Coqrts. per centum before auy dividend shall be psldupun Andrew lohnson.Solicitor (or Complainant. 27*4t or lei apart for the common stock; such dividend M. G. T. Building. Pttona 24B on the preferred atpek shall be payable aemi-nmmNotice For Publication. sllr upon the First day of January and of July of tsrh year. The dividends on the preferred stock DEPARTMENT OF THF, INTERIOR ’ shall 1 * cumulative, so that. If In any yeardiviU. S. LAND OFFICE .-dendt amounting to seven (7 ) per centum shall e Gainesville, Fin., February 4. (Oil not 1«: paid on such preferred stock, the deficiency shall Iw a charge upon Ihe net earnings of the enrNotice I»’ hereby given thnt Edwin A. Gilbert wnliun. and be paid subsequently Injure any div- whose port office udilrexa la Sanford, Horliin. <IIJ, AJTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at l-AW ctidi shall be paid upon or set apart for the com- on the otti dny of October, IDIO.. file In ilusoftlce Practice in State and Federal Court» nitm stock. Sworn Statement and Application, No. I)7ti40*to The halangq of the net profits of the corporation, purchase the n-w K of S-c H und n-c M of » w X. Wcjborn Block - - Sanford. Fla afli rthe pavmeut of laid cumulative dividends uf Section 12, Township 21 south. Range 31 east. Tal­ •even (7) per centum per anniilp, to the holders of lahassee meridian, and the timlier thereon, under prrlerrrd stock, may be distributed as dividends acta soiling the holders of Ihn •mtninnii stm'fr nx ?.l‘C/ l L?s|1!^.tl'LJ,[.,tl‘f, *h» tilj!UnTlTtnljcr | and Si(title -w u-u tbs Boe rd o fDlfPCtbfi'STiandclermiiic. Law,'* at such value as might be fixed b: Ttir-AJonrd of Director* may lasuo suett preferr«! ment, nnd that, pursuant to such nppll W W V W VVVVVW UVr t V r t W W V W W W W W SWSrtSVSSSW W W SSW t ■stwk t|nd certifScntes therefore ns nnd when the land and llmticr thereon have tiren appraised at ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ssid Hoard shall determine, and the vote or assent Five Hundred Twenty Dollars, the llmiier estimat­ AT-LAW of the stockholder* shall not be necessary for such ed 40,000 board feet nt $5 per M. and 40.000 Issue, • Imard feet at $2.50 per M. nm! the land, $220.00: Late State Attorney-Seventh Judicial Circuii of The holder* of preferred stock shall. In case of that said applicant will offer final proof In support Florida Utuldatlon or dissolution of the corporation, be en- of application and swum statement on the IDth Residence*. Sanford nnd Svlvnn Lake , lilted to lie paid-in full, both the principal of tht'lr iluy uf Apt it. 11)11, In-fore the Clerk of the Circuit shares and the accrued dividends, tiefpre any Court, at Orlando. Flotilla. j^ -4— r w * # w r w e w M M « e * r * * * w w »« amount shall be txiWl to the, holder* of the common Airy person 1» nt liberty to protest thl* purcfiMe •trr V. The holders of preferred stock shall not I* before entry, or initiate a contest at any lime be­ • entitled to vote said preferred stock in any election fore patent issues, by filing n eorruboralrtraffidavlt ol ■llrrrtnrs or for the management of the corpora- in this office, alleging facts which would defeat the entry.HENRY 5. CHUUB, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE 11 ifpreferred stock shall He rwflcqmable at tliw 2(|-9p . • • _ Register. optioh of the Board of Directors, at any dividend NOTART PUBLIC luylng time after five (6 ) years from the dale of issue uf said stock, at par Value of said stock niul n U. S. District Court, Southern Dl»trlct premium <>f five (5 ) per centum, together with all ' twtrued Interest or dividends. of Florida Office iu City Hall —■: .-i.'.ny hokters “ of preferred stock shall have the up­ In the matter of Chas II Evans and Thomas S. turn at any time after three years from the date of doing business as Charles H. Manufactured with pure diillUed water—they will prevent lllncu, aid Niue of («Id stock of converting the same into any Davis. partners. Bankrupt. vilhe lands or property of the corporation which Evans a d a m e Jo s e p h in e In the Matter of Petition for Final Discharge. digestion and give you health they may select, at its market price at ilio time uf On the 22nd day of February. A D. 11)11. un Wilt open • cliM for in ch in i ihe •Util conversion: and upon tlte •urrcndsswif sal t reading the foregoing psUllan. It is unirmi by Ihe •tack at any time after three years from date of Court that a bearing l>e hod upon the same on ‘•sue, the Board of Directors shnll cause to be Issued the 27th day of March, A. Ü. 1911. before said ru’ier conveyance of a sufficient amount of the Court at Jacksonville, in said District, at ten Culling property of ihe corporation, which tjiay tw selected o'clock In tha forenoon, and that not ire thereof be Tailor System of Dress _ J ' by the bolder s a i d 'p n f s m a stock, tederm published to the Herald, a newspaper printed in sskl stock a t par.T ogeilirr with an y interest o rd lv - said District, and that all known creditors and F e b r u o r y is L • ----- , t „ *h lch m ay h a v e accrued on said s lo c k .^ other persons In Interest may apneas at the said YoweU ButlJiug All or any portion of the common slock of this time and place and show cause, if a n * they have, TELEPHONE 293. • ", rorPorslion m ay be payable In real or personal ‘ petitioner should not lie Ropcrty.'qr In labor or aefvirea or m ay be Issued why the prayer uf .j •! t Sit rI ase & Co. I SHIPPERS OF IRSa. :.l §p^à$$FlôHda Fruits »»<«Vegetables S S a a r a ? '.fe 'iS ite -ffitS 'W ia i'f r -^'Getterai Insurance Agents ^ i7 ? v SANFORD, FLORIDA . C. M. HAMILTON V i . DR. C. G. ¿Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida BUTT ■ The ONLY bank in Sanford that "INSURES EVERY DOLLAR- DE-----------^ 'POSITED AG AIN ST LOSS From any and dll causes. : : : *: DR. R. M. MASON TH E PEO PLES BANK OF SA N FO RD ---- -- OFFERS-------- DR. ': W. E. HOUSHOLDER / DICKINSON & DICKINSON S HAND B R O TH ER S DR. K EM P L I V E R Y , F E E D and SA LES-ST A B LE V * H o rse s and M u lc s Bought and E x c h a n g e d ANDEW JOHNSON ; Shoe Repairing By Machinery ii il Q u ic k e r, N eater and B e tte r than the O ld W a y GEO. A. D COTTES Just Try Me and See • Same Man but New Locfition No. 113 W. first Street, Next Door to W podruffY Storc G THOMAS EMMET WILSON t i r r T A NS 0 N SANFORD. •H' FLORIDA Drink a Bottle of L. G. STRINGFELLOW G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R M Tho Sanford Co ca Cola Bottling C o ., Sanford, F I* S. T. TAYLO R p4 ‘ • k in n u r«-..----- ------------------— ’ . ’. V I\ .. - .i--’ ------- ----------------- A rroti IV ’v^D iV corporation sh a ll continue and h av e full bower to exercise i u corporate rights ami frnnchls^ l"r i period of nlnrty-n in e (DO) years from and ariri the coam eooem ent o f its corporate existence. Anns (Is ?. f' V • business o f this corporation riroil he conduct­ 'd iw the following officers: a preside tit, a general manager.^a secretary and treasurer, elected by the • » •r d of Directors from among iliclr number, and » Hoard of five Directors who must I» holders of one or more share* of oommon slock of the corpo **11 A1? he elected an n u ally by « aid stockboidere. i l nl" toe first annual meeting of the stockhaidero m relnoiler provided for, and until th eir succaaaon *f*| « W o d and qualified, tba a ffic A t of this corpo­ ration shall be-. ^ — to orusn] for tb s purchase of real or personal property, . m e paym ent o f labor or services, at a Just , A .-tsiiistlu n ta b e determ ined by the Board of Di- 6- A. H o w a sp , Prsahlent, U. A. ilowAxu, General Mn J. O. P a c s a x p . Secretary. a -J O. - Pacsaxd , Treasurer. F IR S T NATIONAL BANK ^ IH a further orderedlif the Court, that.the C iert shall tend by mall to all known creditors ‘notice of end this order, addpsrtxi to thtm at sold XH>tltkm ret their pis a in in u la M w tts t Witness the Honorable Janies W. Irtcke. Judge of the said Court, and the real thereof at Jackson­ ville. In said District, aa the 22nd d a y ,if February. A D. lu ll. . „ JAMES VIL L O O tt A true copy, )se«l| Attest: E. 0. Locke, Clerk. 29-lt .Board of Directors shall be: «r iA S H »SM E S c *ROACHPEPPERHr u 0t ^ ; a/ ^ +T. . ........... “ IS f A SH E’S first wgahixaUoo meeting of the holdart of o f‘t k i t t n w i k a tijf 11 bo held to ¡1“ dh»,°f SanJord. Orange Count7 rWirid*. the t : lu-tpal piace of business of the oorparalioa. et t u office, ^ tbs corporation, oa the fifterath day u Manu A- a , 101L for (he purpoae of edopUng . V t i'tlfi r iR N A L D , V ie*-F r«a . M . r . M fM JTFtU, A s s L C ashier -M «» Only National Bank in Orange C o u n ty . ^ Funds Protected by Burglary In su ran ce Phon« 9 2 3 «rerei ICl> RATSALT W . I ■■■*■■ ADE, THE TUNER, P H O N E NO. 4 0 . : FLORIDA Wad« W ill P a y Phon« Toll on All Q«nuln« Ord«r« T H E M. & R. S T O R E L And IC E CREAM PARLOR P rtW V W W W W W H V W W W W » sun AS HE DISINFECTANT CO. T e n n e, r r o n ro * %■ -n-A-Tvwra nfc— L C. HowAxo ■ 8 « f « t y D e p o s it B o x « « f o r R a n t ORLANDO. 0W » (V i norsttMt c ./ZA ___ ____________ ■euaVn» I w w r v ruH. «eHstwes. I m p TUS, sa* (Um ses) arepi au*» •»« tscSs.« •« reeiirs. SUtorero .ft UpUMu «tre**» vtis s»xy t m t e i sa* erere.1» « » , cret ere. Si Coati s tre. Tre i.Jm -* » * . L. re. Gre are WWbreS . rere* J « r e ire. . n - re - V » - r e r e j J. O . P a c o a s d . D r e s s in g , *; O RGAN IZED 18B7 reure —are rerere d Srei rare, rerererere «J»rerei Ire7»Crela re 1; *ji Wruxa. r. E. Houaniyt, Y o w sll Building a io . f . H. HAND. Pr#aldont f . F fitT — .m O F SA N FO RD , F L A . :T -‘«¡F J. V . R. P A G E tla tr Mâhiciirlng Shampooing i BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES 25 BICYCLES FROM MM UP TO It». FOK KEW Be. «71 PWa* *7 • Ice ’j C ream F u r n is h e d in P in t s , Q u a r t s a n d G a llo n a v- % :V‘'; Stationery, C onfectionery and Periodicals of all Kinds -----------STIANTBARGCTt------- : ORLANDO. FLORIDA I .. . 10\ first Street /v y ir m -n iT ^ v iii— M Ì2 •V tßZL, Phone 281 ÎJ > '; Old P o a t o m c e H T T f ......................* * * * * * ............... s e s « * » « » * * » * « * « * * * « * * li: J �......... i n i n M u u i ¡ : Our Tenns of Sale on 5 Aerei “ Wrmtnt o f fis ’ W iñ f w t n it n n w r ll n .- iran ic*i] i p n o tn t discount for t caib inter**! tiafemd- f f r nrQtl. y i íC T i ” oo "— W é ^ r U m * until «level own mi |*gin. W > in 30. in itn i» BO an day* m nr, 0( jr*i tlve 60 or ol - 1904 03,650 Í rrd payment* In cat* com of Æ kn m . lenuln ilcknr«. We live free deed In case of dmth 1«».. m m TITLE BOND & GUARANTEE CO. O u r p o llo y : C o n » # rv * tl* m , R e lia b ility , P r o ir « a » lv « n * * a and C o u rte o u a T re a tm e n t S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , M A R C H Volume 2 $25 down-that’s all □ □ □ □ □ C D : j% W M W W W W W * » W W yt W t H 3 , 1911 Number 5 ] $10 monthly-Thits Eu, B W B 1 B 0 B If You Want the Best Results W ith the least outlay o f time, n o w is the time to begin t o prepare y o u ^ a n d fo r crop - ' ■■ . V * j * ping next fall, i d . ■. . : ■ •] tK e la n d is tiin^aToveY and the sun allow edT6“ get to irdurin«g the s p r i n g i m d s u r n T h is allows the m er Evaporation of To n ic and Ulm iC acids, w h ich are usual to tropical soils and are injurious to grow ing crops. ^Thie soon er preparations area m ade to xid *W * . - ' « Injurious Constituents Grower of Crops. the so il-o f these for the • . * —— *' . the better it is fo r the land, the better it is I f you have n ot secured your land fo r next fall planting w e w ould advise that you make our .fixe-acre vegetable farm s o n paym ents o f '% on e on ce $5 an Acre Down and $2 an Acre Monthly * * • * • ‘ 4', . “*.* * ' 1 * „ * --------W ith ou t in terest om deferred payments, our co m* p a n y paying . all taxes until you* begin i * • ' » * . * to im prove gives you ‘ . .■ , the property, at w hich tim e youpay your o w n taxes. _ * T h is plan o f paym ent Six Years in Which to Pay Out Your _Contract. * , ,* ** -*%* A n d we give possession o f the farm upon paym ent o f the first installm ent o f $5 p_erjicre You are Allowed to Make the Land Earn its Own Payment I f you purchase land from our com pan y. T h is is an advantage that will be appreciated by m any o f those ambitious persons w h o are afflicted with sw ollen fortunes. * ■Write for Our Thirteen Yellow Reasons -V. • S h o w in g w hy our land is better than that w hich tne S an d D une dealer and C o lo n y Fakir is offering you at nothing an acre and m aking you all kinds o f presents in order to get you to accept his Fasting Tract. * GUARANTEE COMPANY Florida P. S.--W e are preparing a fist of Improved Property ia .send to 20,000 of our correspondents. If you want your land to go on $25 down-that’s all H M B 01310 ] $10 monthly-it«t Á �■■ " • í V ri . . ■' - m IN SANFORD—Lìfe h Worth Lwlng Number 30 all around =L VôTUm« IH SANFORD FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MARCH K), I9ÏI f l o r id a The General News of “The Land • - of Flowers. I The W ednesday Club A large attendance of the d u b mem­ bers with one visitor wi>re present Wed­ nesday afternoon last in Mrs. Femnld's charming home, whldi througn her kind­ ness is also the dub's borne for the month of Marcir. CONVENES AT SANFORD Woodmen of. the World Will Capture City Next Week I Mrs. B. F. Whitnnr resd some very in­ teresting articles oi\ recent discoveries CITY MUST ENTERTAIN VISITORS nnd successful experiments that are be­ ing mude "In the Scientific World,” with An Epitome o f th e W eek’ s M ost Im­ plant life and flowers. Also the newer Citizens Should A rrange to Take Care p ortan t Happenings J/t th e o f Number o f G uests While discoveries and tests which have reduced S ta te 's Domalig . In th e Celery Delta the cost of alluminimi to a living basis It has been (earned that Senator-elect and the wonderful achievement of mak­ t The Woodmen o f tiro World of the state Nathan P. Bryan has- appointed Laudt ing lumber from straw. of Florida will hold tlieir nnnual convoca­ Kelley, one at .J ^ ^ U y o u n fc V Mr*. Henry Wight rend o very enters tion In this city naxt week. There will . men of Marlannn and Jackson county, to tainlng paper on "Civic Impruvejpcnt.” bo about 250 visiting Woodmen here and be his private secretary during his term Mrs. Wight elaborated on the pridiary In­ the city will be turned over to tho chopas United State Senator, and that Mr. terests and purposes of civic Improve­ twrft.amliUiaSca&rr ia g 'flqggJparatlonB Kelley, in company with Senator Bryan, ments and offered many vuluAble sugges are being made to entertain the visitors has left for Washington to assume his tions as to what well directed and con­ and it behooves every citizen- to assist in jiu tie s certed action on the purl o f dhe woman's, the work. At present there are few Pass-a-Grille will '¿¿opt a commission clubs nnd the city authorities could do rooms In the city, and everyone w h ocan ‘ form of government for that city as soon towards making Lucky Sanford beautiful, spare a room to the Woodmen should do as it is incorporated. Stops arc being especially' when the unsightly billboards so. Sanford is laying claim to be the taken so present their charter and petition and all the other multitudinous street ad­ convention city of Florida on account of to the 'Legislature, and they (impose to vertisements are done away with. From our central location,, but in the matter of accommodation the city Is locking. The _____ of government for ■ |>nivp MATTXmi Iiirnl J'rwrplan > I .gl^iTOW n nm - - Lthe „ tho Century Magazine Mrs. Wight rend a portion or o n d i c i ? MflTIhg" FTTHT ^ r«eduiaajojULd<$JdA.tik make „{yij'fsu! Island. • ‘, the annual gathering place and In that Ormond, Daytona Beach and Sea-breeze sentiment hnd>donc with the defacement event the city should strive next week to ve been visited by thieves who seem to of public highways, by advertisements, give the visitors a good time. in the smtciTHurv Massachusetts.— New be louklng for valuable Jewelry, _ The Power float Club of S|.A ugustine, Hampshire and Vermont' The writer of ELECTION FIGURES through Secretary Hopkins, has arranged the article stated that a prohibitory stnt-< ute existed in Massachusetts forbidding with the force at the government wire­ less station on Anastasia Island to erect the defilement of the face' of nature by V ote o f D ifferent P re cin cts In Late W et bnd Dry a small station of their own at the head such offensive business methods. At the earnest request a number of Mrs. Wight requested the members of the’ dub pier and to flash from this readers the detailed report of the late present to write on a paper the civic im­ station to Jacksonville the news of the wet and dry election Is given by pre­ provement each deemed the most needed races as each lap is run, so that the cincts. in Sanford. The responses were very in­ Jacksonville admirers who cannot attend For Against will be kept in constant touch with the teresting and ore appended hereto, and Precincts Orlando. No. 1 .257 290 arc valuable suggestions to the municipal standing of every entry in the contest. 79 31 authorities, lire Commercial Club, the Maitland ..................... That Ocala jmad bull story has gone the 175 women's clubs and the citizens at large, Sanford,No. 3 . . . . . * . ........ 172 rounds of the press. After terrorizing a P a u la ............. H I nnmbcr of people and putting them to who have the welfare of Sanford at heart 23 24 nnd who feel an interest and pride in tiie O v ie d o .................... flight, the buli was killed by n one-legged Geneva ...................... 8 *3 0 man. The incident furnished Ocularis appearance of their borne tow n ... C huluota...... .................... " 7 0 There'were five suggestions that the rflore excitement limn anything that has GabricUn 6 10 (tarks and streets he improved and kept happened tlrere recently. Long wood . . 1 ___ . 26 24 cleaner, free from grass, trash and paper. Following the destruction of the big OoSqe .................. 28 . 31 Three wunted tire lake front improved machinery and foundry , plant of the A p o p k a ........ ................ 37 $4 and heputllliil. Two thought a library Gainesville Foundry and Machines Works Zell w o o d .............. ............. 14 23 arid reading roam, stocked with books, by fire at 1 o’clock Saturday morning, Bay .R idge............ ... 3 ^5 and funds to keep it going, most neces­ William B. Durst, president of the com­ Oqklnnd . . . - i ........ 5 35 sary. Two winded tho removal of rail­ pany. issued the announcement of his Gotha . ; . . . . . ..................... 33 2 road ' blemishes, coal chute, eta Two intention to replace the plant immediately Jhne Cuslie .......................... 14 27 more wanted tire cernefery Improved.' with one of the most modern and best C on w ay.................... . - . . . 3 0 10 One, unsightly fences removed. Another, arranged structures of its kind to be found Ft. Christmas .................... 0 • 19. empty lots and sides of streets kept nent 1ft Florid a W inter P ark ..........1.......... 38 and- free from weed*. One, roads im­ While attempting to extinguish .i lamp proved. not necessarily brick. More shade Lake Mary. . . . .*___. . . . . 0 the clothing uf'Miss Klin hull caught fire Lockhart ........................... 31 trees. Barrels und boxes removed from . and she was so seriously hurried until vacant lots and the postoflicc kept clean­ Winter G a rd e n ................ 15 death relieved her sufferings. Saturday er. if all these desires aro faithfully car­ Orlando, No. 2 4 ................ 148 night. Miss Ruff was alone in her brother's ried out by the authorities am) citizens Sanford. No. 25 ............... 119 liouse on an Uland near Inverness when nctilig in unison Sanford will ere long be­ 1115 1257 Toial. the accident hnppened nnd before her come a "thing of beauty und n Joy for­ brother could smother the flames, every ever.” The Wednesday Club instructed ACCIDENTS THIS WEEK Particle of clothing was burned from "her the secretary to send n request to the body, ’ mayor to publicly announce a municipal H orses Seem t o Have Speed Bee In The Fourteenth Annua) Dade County cleaning day for the first week in April. Their Bonnets Fair opened this week at Miami, A large Miss Bellows of Rochester, N. Y., vis­ Two runaway Occidents this week hap­ attendance is reportod and the fair is iting Mrs. C. C. Worthington, was present pily proved to bo of no serious conse­ belter and bigger than cvqr. und (old lira club of the many beneficial quence. Baker County will now have a system changes wrought and the great work.that While Mrs. H. P. Driver (jjid Miss Char­ of good roads if'the present plans of the is being done by the women-'s dub* lotte Keelor were driving on Tuesday the in the substantial im­ county commissioners ure carried out. in her city; horse became frightened and. dashed The roads have been laid out und work provements In the lives of many and the from the road. Miss Keelor hud the lines universal uplift of the needy. When the will commence soon. and bravely tried to stop the horse, with Wednesday und Welaka Clubs, tire S.l. A. the resujt of being dragged a consider­ W elaka Club M eetin g aided by the Commercial Club nnd au­ An interesting business meeting of thorities determine on civic improve­ able distance, sustaining several bruises lira Welaka C lub. was held Hi Uie ments fot SunforU and all bend their en­ and fi black eye. Mrs. Driver was un­ club rooms,Tuesday afternoon. The re- ergies in that direction, it will as surely injured. Miss Keelor has almost recover»-<1 nnd 1* nhl* IA mil ngwltl._____— UtiOgprrtidr.nt, Mrs.. Forrest lake, ml, com e nr me fn tr Of its need up-. Dr. Denton had an accident on Tuesday dressed the club, calling attention to the parent, fK M fiil the club's third-trtrtbdar. and ~ThlTWed nesda y Club ft«VB about forty afternoon, ids horse throwing him out of thanked tiro members for Interest and volumes, the property-of the club. A set the buggy and bruising him considerably. co-operation during this time. The new of Guizot's History of France and Greene’s He is all right now and attending to busi­ president. Mrs. IL S. Keelor was intro­ History of die Engli*l*-‘ Peo|>lc were pre­ ness. •, ______ ' duced, and In a few well chosen remarks sented by them on Wednesday, to tho Has Purchased Bottling Work« ps ld -a ' vcn lry-tT ftn n e <o dm retiring Hanford High Hfthool. AU theh-other J. B. Pope has purchased the plant- of President, and spoke words of cordial books are to be loaned to the Sanford the Pepsi Cola Bottling Works and wishes greeting to the club. Library for the benefit of the people of to announce to die public that the plant The dub was favored with beautiful Sanford. . has been put In first class shape and -umiical ■ejections. Mrs. if. C. -Maitland Herenfter die club wifi meet promptly he to now'prepared to furnish the best o f of Enterprise gayc vocal numbers,- and at 3 p. in. everything in soft drinks. Pepsl-Cola Is Miss Ruth Abbott, instrumental. Program for March 15th: the leader but lemon soda, sarsaparilla, At tbe conclusion o f the meeting Mr. Jefferson and Ids Family, Mrs. S. O. strawberry and every other kind o f soda A. S. Thompson o f the Mississippi, At- Shluliolser. — will be bottled ns well as die finest kind Unde Inland Waterway Association^ adJefferson In Fiction. Mrs. YJeo. H. Fcr- of ginger ale. Everything Is clean and ‘ bessed the ladies most interestingly on pald. sanitary and only the best and purest of .the object of thU organization, end Reading, “ ModUccIIo" (M. B. Smith). fruit flavors used. The public is cordially mentioned the fact that Women's clubs Mrs. B. F. Wlritner. invited to inspect the plant and see la many places were co-operating and bow these drinks are made. . lending vsliiutH» in the move­ . Tag Day a S u cce ss ment - W. C. T. U. M eetin g The ladles of the Hospital Association The regular monthly business of the had great—day - iaat ■Siutirdar i^J'rorn C1IUCD FROM THE SIATE -PRESS Tbs new street committee of die council Is actively engaged in cleaning up the city streets and alleys. The com^U eew U I keep right after the merchant* are in die hAblt of littering up streets and alleys. ¿¡TWrcrTHJYwm m field' Tuesday afrerr T erm early uiurn till late at night the ladies and young girls were out io their dainty noon at three o’clock, at the residence of Red Cross Costumes tagging die people of Mrs. C. H. L*filer, In connection with right and left. A neat sum was realized the business meeting there will be “ com ­ sad our hospital -fund received another fort Bag Social", end It Is hoped that all the members will be present. good addition. CONTEST APPROACHES CLOSE Get Inte Line Quickly f o r Y our Favor - Ite C ontestant ’ With the closing week of The Herald's Popularity Contest almost here, indica­ tions point to an. exceedingly exciting closing. Through all this contest the greatest friendly feeling permeated while spirited rivalry exists to gain first place. Woman's sufferage has been consuming the public's mind for years and t h » lead­ ers In the Popularity Contest manifests .executive leadership. Everybody loves a winner and the lady who wins the Her­ ald’s PopularityVCiuno will -worthily be considered a leader. — — *----------...—-Organization _nbllity Is ulso developed and the friends o f each popular leader Ure rallying around their favorite with deter­ mination. Up to date the majority of the subscriptions have been for one or two years. But of late tire ten year subscrip­ tions are rolling iiuuitiL lhcj>antpfd_ Ii erald is on a ten year basis. You therefore run no risk in sending in your name for ten years. Every citizen in Sanford will receive the benefit by doing so, for a larger paper will then be given you. What i s . more natural thnn_to do so by alT fBose'Tn feres fed " in ' SaTTfiSfiTK tUTTfrh Interest than to send in for a ten Year subscription. What Is iron)a without a mothirr,~Snnfonl'wmitd~ be—without - the Herald. I|_will not cost you one cent more than to do so by the year. It is business judgment to get a larger paper.for the same money and surely )tou will not wait longer to have your mrnio on the ten year list and helj> some wor­ thy lady win A (4 0 0 Plano Get Into line and test your ability as a booster to advertise Sanford. This con­ test is nothing m op than udvsrtlsing ev­ ery citizen's interest- in this city. It Is woman's most populnr exponent of suf-. fruge and at present the only method widcli they have to illustrate their right to vote. Get your name on lire ten year list and get votes for your favorite. ’ The following Is the standing of tho contestants up to date: . - NEWS OF THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From . Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK llera th e R enders Will rind a B rie f H istorical Spring Flow ing F or Hurried R eaders Ninty persons, many of whom were children, were burned to death and forty others Injured ln.il fire' tlsat destroyed a rnoving picture theater In Russia Inst Sunday, but reports of the disaster were only received to day. Flames broke out while nn exhibition was in progress,; quickly enveloping the building nnd cut­ ting off every avenue of esoape. ---------- ~ ^ it » . Attorney Genera) Wickcrsham 1s eagerefyi lynwntilng~thg~dcdston Trf th e -S upcemo---------- A Court in the case of the Turpentine Trust. Not even tho decisions in the Standard Oil and Tobacco enses outrank this in importance, for it Is In the case of the Turpentine Trust that Mr. WIckersam has, Z~- l. . . . . . . M ho first lim e Jo. Uie history, of t h d _ ‘. " ’ TL. Sherman act. secured the imposition *of jail sentences against trust officials and made practical application of the Ad-, ministration's dictum t h a fg u llt lit peri r—; sonal’1;“ --------------- ------------- ,, ■Zj —2 A Reur,Admiral Hutch L Cone, chief of bnreau of stoam engineering. Navy De­ partment, Washington, D. C-, will address tile Navy Leaguo convention at Los Angeles and will be in a position to ad­ vise tho west coat delegates o f die atti­ tude of the Navy Department toward naval questions involving the I’ adllC const, lie goes with tho full approval of tho naval authorities as one ay a Itiled to ,speak with authority of die department. Admiral Cone Is u Florida Cracker. Enrollment In tho Mediodlsl Church Sunday sdiool at Brazil Indiana reached . 3,960, which mokes It the largest Sunday school in tho world, according to official statistics. Tlie next largest school is in MU* Mildred Poller . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . 100.850 Brooklyn, with ah enrollment o f 9.500. MUt Maude HtrrU .................................... 120.500 MU* tllsdr* (UlihH . ............................. 104,3511 MU* Je*»le Stumon............» .......... .........,. 14.075 IIU li School ............................. .....................- M l» K*le Underwood..;.......................... M l» Male Iconanlr.................. J.............. ............... Ml** LucilURkhard*........ MU* Itclrn Viowland Ur*. Mntx-i Juli linin'....... our or ................. ..................... 2,075 2,105. 2.000' 1.025 1,000 1,000 town ns. Orlami Camrfun City C h u r u h . ____ Htlr* Pinil'Ilir I - -Ktrinar. Ot rulli.......... . M i» Nelli«. Ani lek. Orlando...................... 0,500 4.U25 -3.2ÜÜ1.000 The following scheduli- will tre cffectivé until thè d ose of thè contesi: Nrw ami Kenawal Price Term* Sulwcrlpllun* 2,000 3 2.00 1 Year 4.00 5.000 2 Year 10,000 0.00 3 Year 10.00 25.000 5 Year 50.000 15.0Ò 10 Year Write your name plain! y and address The Herald's Contest Editor, Mrs. M. F . - **■* Keyes. Sanford, Fla. CELERY MARKET IMPROVES Receipts Florida U lh t e r —California Receipts jAbout Over New York, March 3—Florida celery showed considerable Improvement this week probably due to . lighter receipts of both Florida nhd California stock. Mon­ day there were only four cars of Florida celery on die dock here and some days there ¡¡were none at ulL It seems that Sanford shipped 'practically all of its stock to die west during tfio week, cutliug out New York until better condlllons could be; established, -the general opinion here that present Florida prices ...t i l u A i U jI l i i r t n n lr t a n ( )l* * e r L tA w will Imprayg tt*0V4dln2 oak) Wweadrer tides not lnler/ert'w |t£li/din g die stock from the docks. ^.ForawPfefl price* ore largely attributed by many to die severe cold weather during the; past few weeks which affected stock Y ' / ’ The largest stiip^ers of California cel­ ery nnnannee that their see son to over a* far as New York la concerned and it Is expected that only a few straggling cars will arrive from now on. Colder weudier here beginning Tues­ day liad a good effect on the demand for celery. Cali'ornla stock sold well to prices ranging from $4 to $4.50 for the best.- The bulk of Florida. receipts reallzed from |1.50 to $2.00, with fancy stock bringing up to $2.25 In some instances.— The Packer. Nearing Ca mptotlon. The new Congregational church is rapidly nearing.compledon and this week the tower Is assuming shape. The church when finished will be one of die finest In the state. * A cross current of air struck the planes of die aeroplane which W,- H. Mattery was operating at Valdosta in the presence of a thousand people und he plunged downward Into a fence, wrecking die machine and injuring himself to such an exicut that he wus at once rushed to a Imhpiml fur treatment- l U b a r a broken collar bono ami muy b« injured Internally, all hough the latter is doubtful ’ , '» The rules committee, one of the most powerful of dio liouse committees of the Sixty-second Congress, with Representa­ tive Robert L. Henry, of Waco, Texas, at its head, was formally created by^ the new House Ways and Means Committee at its first meeting Tuesday. The follow­ ing were announced as die seven Demo­ cratic nicmbcrsof (ho committee. Robert Lao Henry, Texas; Edward W. Pou. Smithfield. N, C.; Thomas W. Hardwick, Sandersville, Ga.; August 0 . Stanley, Hen­ derson. Ky.; Finis J. Garret, Oceden, Tenn.; Martin D. Foster, Olney, 111., and Matthew R. Denver. Wihn|ngton, 0. An abortive- attempt on the life of General Manuel Bonilla, leader of the recent Honduran revolution, was made in Ceiba ape week ago, according to as­ sociated Press mail dispatches received at New Orloans from Puerto Coriez. »■ ■ 4“ «*4 >}l ij L f Gavernment Investigation into alleged 'ATaskuiTCcarland ftuudi luvulviiig ajp (W itlin a ie l/48,090 acres of Iwuk valued at }ttore than 950,000,000 resulted ¡Maurice o f an indictment by n h s local L ',^ 4 . . . . I J * * .!' I n i , * i i n v<tl m l . s a u a n et Federal grand jury, -charging .Seven IIn­ dividuals with conspiracy against the United Stole». Tue 'defeudanis are WlP" bur W. McAlplne,. Albert H. Rochm, George W. Ross, Frank D. Andrus, Aruthus L. HonO** a_d MaCurdy CL Lcbceu, qf . Detroit and John M. Dushncll, of Cldcsga The foregoing are officials of a company known as the Michlgan-Alaskan De­ velopment Company. m ii : ¡I Coming t o Sanford Au’ M. Hart of W bedock. North Dakota sent in.hls subscription for our big 4 offer this week. He also Informs us that he and his family, H. E. Rinehart end fam­ ily of Boone, la., A. J. Bsllorff and family of Plymouth. Iml.. Mrs. Nina Hayden and fam ily of Anamosa. In.. J. L Ingram and family of Marion, la.. Mrs. Minnie Haas o f * 621 Fourth Ave., E. C adai'tU plds; 1m, H. H. Hull and family of Viola, la., are oil looking up the possibilities of the San­ ford forms with a view to locating In Sanford in the near future. ■F J i m * ifsu j m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 03, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 03, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 03, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/55c7bde80063dae0a8e9010896d4303a.pdf 2a7bac9afa588c4111b16f38bbbfcd5e PDF Text Text ........ i n i n M u u i ¡ : Our Tenns o f Sale on 5 Aerei 1904 03,650 Í 1« » . . m m “ Wrmtnt o f f is ’ Wiñfwtnitnn wrll n .- ira n ic*i] i p n otn t discount for t caib tiafemd- f f r nrQtl. y i íinter**! C T i ” oo " — W é ^ r U m * until «level own mi |*gin. W > in 30. in itn i» BO an day* m nr, 0( jr*i tlve 60 or ol rrd payment* In com knm . lenuln cat* of Æ ilcknr«. We live free deed In case of dmth TITLE BOND & GUARANTEE CO. O u r po llo y: C o n »# rv*tl* m , Reliability, P r o ir«a »lv «n * * a and C ourteoua Tre a tm e n t S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , M A R C H Volume 2 : j% W M W W W W W * » W W yt W t H $25 down-that’s all □ □ □ □ □ C D Number 5 3, 1911 ] $10 monthly-Thits Eu, BW B1B0B If You Want the Best Results W ith the least outlay o f time, n o w is the time to begin to prepare y o u ^ a n d for crop - ' ■■ . V * j * ping next fall, i d . ■. . : ■ • ] tK e la n d is tiin^aToveY and the sun allowedT6“get to irdurin«g the s p r in g im d s u r n This allows the mer Evaporation of To n ic and Ulm iC acids, which are usual to tropical soils and are injurious to growing crops. ^Thie sooner preparations area made to xid *W * . - ' « Injurious Constituents G row er of Crops. the soil-of these for the • . * —— *' . the better it is for the land, the better it is I f you have not secured your land for next fall planting we would advise that you make our .fixe-acre vegetable farms on payments o f '% one once $5 an Acre Down and $2 an Acre Monthly * * • * • ‘ 4 ', . “*.* * 1 * ' „ * --------W ithout interest omdeferred payments, our com* pany paying . all taxes until you* i * • ' » * . * to improve gives you ‘ . .■ , the property, at which time youpay your o w n taxes. _ T h is plan , ,* * o f payment Six Years in W hich to Pay Out Y o u r _Contract. * begin ** -*%* A n d we give possession o f the farm upon payment o f the first installment of $5 p_erjicre You are Allowed to Make the Land Earn its Own Payment I f you purchase land from our company. T his is an advantage that will be appreciated by many o f those ambitious persons w h o are afflicted with swollen fortunes. * ■ Write for Our Thirteen Yellow Reasons - V. • S h o w in g w hy our land is better than that which tne S an d D une dealer and Fakir is offering you at nothing an acre and making you all kinds get you to accept his Fasting Tract. o f presents in C olony order to * G U A R A N TEE COMPANY Florida P. S .--W e are preparing a fist of Improved Property i a .send to 20,000 of our correspondents. If you want your land to go on $25 down-that’s all H M B 01310 ] $10 monthly-it«t Á �■ ■ " • í V ri . . ■'- m IN S A N F O R D —Lìfe h Worth Lwlng =L Num ber 30 a ll around SANFORD flo r id a The General News of “The Land •- of Flowers. The W ed n esd a y Club A large attendance of the du b mem­ bers with one visitor wi>re present W ed­ nesday afternoon last in Mrs. Femnld's charming home, w hldi througn her kind­ ness is also the dub's borne for the month of Marcir. VôTUm« IH FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MARCH K), I9ÏI CONVENES AT SANFORD Woodmen of. the World Will Capture City Next Week I I Mrs. B. F. Whitnnr resd some very in­ teresting articles oi\ recent discoveries CITY MUST ENTERTAIN VISITORS nnd successful experiments that are be­ ing mude "In the Scientific World,” with An Epitom e o f t h e W e e k ’ s M o st Im ­ plant life and flowers. Also the newer C itizen s Should A rra n g e to Ta k e Care p o rta n t H appenings J/t th e o f N um ber o f G uests W hile discoveries and tests which have reduced S ta te 's D om alig . In th e C elery Delta the cost o f alluminimi to a living basis It has been (earned that Senator-elect and the wonderful achievement o f mak­ t The Woodmen o f tiro World of the state Nathan P. Bryan has- appointed Laudt ing lumber from straw. o f Florida w ill hold tlieir nnnual convoca­ Kelley, one a t .J ^ ^ U y o u n fc V Mr*. Henry Wight rend o very enters tion In this city naxt week. There w ill . men of Marlannn and Jackson county, to tainlng paper on "Civic Impruvejpcnt.” bo about 250 visiting Woodmen here and be his private secretary during his term Mrs. Wight elaborated on the pridiary In­ the city will be turned over to tho chopas United State Senator, and that Mr. terests and purposes o f civic Improve­ twrft.amliUiaSca&rr ia g 'flq ggJp a ra tlon B Kelley, in company with Senator Bryan, ments and offered many vuluAble sugges are being made to entertain the visitors has left for Washington to assume his tions as to what well directed and con­ and it behooves every citizen- to assist in jiu t ie s certed action on the purl o f dhe woman's, the work. A t present there are few Pass-a-Grille will '¿¿opt a commission clubs nnd the city authorities could do rooms In the city, and everyo n e w hocan ‘ form o f government for that city as soon towards making Lucky Sanford beautiful, spare a room to the Woodmen should do as it is incorporated. Stops arc being especially' when the unsightly billboards so. Sanford is laying claim to be the taken so present their charter and petition and all the other multitudinous street ad­ convention city o f Florida on account of to the 'Legislature, and they (impose to vertisements are done away with. From our central location,, but in the matter o f accommodation the city Is locking. The ______ o f governm ■ |>nivp MATTXmi Iiirnl J'rwrplan >I .gl^iTOW n nm ent for - - Lthe„ tho Century Magazine Mrs. W ight rend a portion or o n d i c i ? MflTIhg" FTTHT ^ r«eduiaajojULd<$JdA.tik make „{yij'fsu ! Island. • ‘, the annual gathering place and In that Ormond, Daytona Beach and Sea-breeze sentiment hnd>donc with the defacement event the city should strive next week to ve been visited by thieves who seem to o f public highways, by advertisements, give the visitors a good time. in the smtciTHurv Massachusetts.— N ew be louklng for valuable Jewelry, Hampshire and Verm ont' The writer of _ The Power float Club o f S |.A u gu stine, ELECTION FIGURES the article stated that a prohibitory stnt-< through Secretary Hopkins, has arranged ute existed in Massachusetts forbidding with the force at the government wire­ the defilement of the face' of nature by V o te o f D iffe re n t P re c in c ts In L a te less station on Anastasia Island to erect such offensive business methods. W e t bnd Dry a small station o f their own at the head A t the earnest request a number o f Mrs. Wight requested the members of the’ dub pier and to flash from this readers the detailed report o f the late present to write on a paper the civic im­ station to Jacksonville the news o f the wet and dry election Is given by pre­ provement each deemed the most needed races as each lap is run, so that the cincts. in Sanford. The responses were very in­ Jacksonville admirers who cannot attend Precincts For Against will be kept in constant touch with the teresting and ore appended hereto, and Orlando. No. 1 .257 290 arc valuable suggestions to the municipal standing o f every entry in the contest. 79 31 authorities, lire Commercial Club, the Maitland ................... That Ocala jmad bull story has gone the 175 women's clubs and the citizens at large, Sanford,No. 3 . . . . . * . ....... 172 rounds o f the press. A fter terrorizing a H I who have the welfare of Sanford at heart P a u la ............ nnmbcr o f people and putting them to 23 24 nnd who feel an interest and pride in tiie O v ie d o ................... flight, the buli was killed by n one-legged Geneva ..................... 8 *3 0 appearance of their borne to w n ... man. The incident furnished Ocularis C huluota........................." 7 0 There'w ere five suggestions that the rflore excitement limn anything that has GabricUn 6 10 (tarks and streets he improved and kept happened tlrere recently. Long wood ..1 ____. 26 24 cleaner, free from grass, trash and paper. Following the destruction of the big OoSqe .................28 . 31 Three wunted tire lake front improved machinery and foundry , plant o f the A p o p k a ...................... 37 $4 and heputllliil. Two thought a library Gainesville Foundry and Machines Works Zell w o o d ............. ............ 14 23 arid reading roam, stocked with books, by fire at 1 o’clock Saturday morning, Bay .R id ge........... ... 3 ^5 and funds to keep it going, most neces­ William B. Durst, president of the com­ Oqklnnd . . . - i ........5 35 sary. Two winded tho removal o f rail­ pany. issued the announcement of his Gotha . ; . . . . . ................... 33 2 road ' blemishes, coal chute, eta Two intention to replace the plant immediately Jhne Cuslie ........................ 14 27 more wanted tire cernefery Improved.' with one o f the most modern and best C o n w a y ....................- .. .3 0 10 One, unsightly fences removed. Another, arranged structures of its kind to be found Ft. Christmas .................. 0 • 19. empty lots and sides of streets kept nent 1ft Florid a W inter P ark ......... 1......... 38 and- free from weed*. One, roads im ­ Lake M ary. . . . .*___ . . . . . 0 While attempting to extinguish .i lamp proved. not necessarily brick. More shade the clothing uf'Miss Klin hull caught fire Lockhart ......................... 31 trees. Barrels und boxes removed from . and she was so seriously hurried until vacant lots and the postoflicc kept clean­ Winter G a rd e n ............... 15 Orlando, No. 2 4 ............... 148 death relieved her sufferings. Saturday er. if all these desires aro faithfully car­ Sanford. No. 25 .............. 119 night. Miss Ruff was alone in her brother's ried out by the authorities am) citizens liouse on an Uland near Inverness when nctilig in unison Sanford will ere long be­ 1115 1257 Toial. the accident hnppened nnd before her come a "thing of beauty und n Joy for­ brother could smother the flames, every ever.” The Wednesday Club instructed ACCIDENTS THIS WEEK Particle o f clothing was burned from "her the secretary to send n request to the body, ’ mayor to publicly announce a municipal H o rses Seem t o Have Speed Bee In The Fourteenth Annua) Dade County cleaning day for the first week in April. T h eir Bonnets Fair opened this week at Miami, A large Miss Bellows of Rochester, N. Y., v is ­ Two runaway Occidents this week hap­ attendance is reportod and the fair is iting Mrs. C. C. Worthington, was present pily proved to bo o f no serious conse­ belter and bigger than cvqr. und (old lira club of the many beneficial quence. Baker County will now have a system changes wrought and the great work.that While Mrs. H. P. Driver (jjid Miss Char­ of good roads if'th e present plans o f the is being done by the women-'s dub* lotte Keelor were driving on Tuesday the in the substantial im ­ county commissioners ure carried out. in her city; horse became frightened and. dashed The roads have been laid out und work provements In the lives of many and the from the road. Miss Keelor hud the lines universal uplift of the needy. When the will commence soon. and bravely tried to stop the horse, with Wednesday und Welaka Clubs, tire S.l. A. the resujt of being dragged a consider­ W elaka Club M e e tin g aided by the Commercial Club nnd au­ An interesting business meeting of thorities determine on civic improve­ able distance, sustaining several bruises lira Welaka C lu b. was held Hi Uie ments fot SunforU and all bend their en­ and fi black eye. Mrs. Driver was un­ club rooms,Tuesday afternoon. The re- ergies in that direction, it will as surely injured. Miss Keelor has almost recover»-<1 nnd 1* n h l* IA m il ngwltl._______ — UtiOgprrtidr.nt, Mrs.. Forrest la k e, ml, up-. com e nr m e fn tr Of its need Dr. Denton had an accident on Tuesday dressed the club, calling attention to the parent, f K M f i i l the club's third-trtrtbdar. and ~T hlTWed nesda y Club ft«VB about forty afternoon, ids horse throwing him out of thanked tiro members for Interest and volumes, the property-of the club. A set the buggy and bruising him considerably. co-operation during this time. The new of Guizot's History o f France and Greene’s He is all right now and attending to busi­ president. Mrs. IL S. Keelor was intro­ History of die Engli*l*-‘ Peo|>lc were pre­ ness. •, _______' duced, and In a few well chosen remarks sented by them on Wednesday, to tho Has Purchased Bottling W ork« ps ld - a ' v cn lry -tT ftn n e <o dm retiring Hanford High Hfthool. AU theh-other J. B. Pope has purchased the plant- of President, and spoke words o f cordial books are to be loaned to the Sanford the Pepsi Cola Bottling Works and wishes greeting to the club. Library for the benefit of the people of to announce to die public that the plant The dub was favored with beautiful Sanford. . has been put In first class shape and -umiical ■ejections. Mrs. if. C. -Maitland Herenfter die club w ifi meet promptly he to now'prepared to furnish the best o f o f Enterprise gayc vocal numbers,- and at 3 p. in. everything in soft drinks. Pepsl-Cola Is Miss Ruth Abbott, instrumental. Program for March 15th: the leader but lemon soda, sarsaparilla, A t tbe conclusion o f the meeting Mr. Jefferson and Ids Family, Mrs. S. O. strawberry and every other kind o f soda A. S. Thompson o f the Mississippi, A t- Shluliolser. — will be bottled ns well as die finest kind Unde Inland W aterw ay Association^ adJefferson In Fiction. Mrs. YJeo. H. Fcr- o f ginger ale. Everything Is clean and ‘ bessed the ladies most interestingly on pald. sanitary and only the best and purest of .the object o f thU organization, end Reading, “ M odUccIIo" (M . B. Smith). fruit flavors used. The public is cordially mentioned the fact that Women's clubs Mrs. B. F. Wlritner. invited to inspect the plant and see la many places were co-operating and bow these drinks are made. . lending vsliiutH» in the move­ . T a g Day a Success ment - W. C. T. U. M e e tin g The ladles o f the Hospital Association The regular monthly business o f the had great—day - iaat ■Siutirdar i^J'rorn ¿ ¡T W r c r T H J Y w m m T e rm Tbs new street com m ittee o f die early uiurn till late at night the ladies noon at three o’clock, at the residence of and young girls were out io their dainty council Is actively engaged in cleaning of Mrs. C. H. L*filer, In connection with Red Cross Costumes tagging die people up the city streets and alleys. The com^ U e e w U I keep right after the merchant* right and left. A neat sum was realized the business m eeting there will be “ com­ are in die hAblt o f littering up streets sad our hospital -fund received another fort Bag Social", end It Is hoped that all the members will be present. and alleys. good addition. C1IUCD FROM THE SIATE -PRESS field ' Tuesday afrerr CONTEST APPROACHES CLOSE NEWS OF THE WORLD G et In te Line Quickly f o r Y o u r F a vo r - Ite C on testan t ’ Items of Interest Gleaned From W ith the closing week o f The Herald's . Various Sources Popularity Contest almost here, indica­ tions point to an. exceedingly exciting closing. Through all this contest the HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK greatest friendly feeling permeated while spirited rivalry exists to gain first place. Woman's suffer age has been consuming lle r a th e R en ders W ill rin d a B r ie f the public's mind for years and t h » lead­ H isto ric a l S pring F lo w in g ers In the Popularity Contest manifests F o r H urried R ea d ers .executive leadership. Everybody loves a N inty persons, many of whom were winner and the lady who wins the Her­ children, were burned to death and forty ald’s PopularityVCiuno w ill -worthily be others Injured ln.il fire' tlsat destroyed a considered a leader. — — *---------...—-rnoving picture theater In Russia Inst ---- -----~ Organization _nbllity Is ulso developed Sunday, but reports o f the disaster were ^ and the friends o f each popular leader Ure only received to day. Flames broke out rallying around their favorite with deter­ while nn exhibition was in progress,; mination. Up to date the majority o f the quickly enveloping the building nnd cut­ subscriptions have been for one or two ting off every avenue o f esoape. years. But o f late tire ten year subscrip­ Attorney Genera) Wickcrsham 1s eagerefyi tions are rolling iiu u itiL lhcj>antpfd_ I i erlynwntilng~thg~dcdston Trf th e -S upcemo--------- A ald is on a ten year basis. You therefore Court in the case o f the Turpentine Trust. run no risk in sending in your name for Not even tho decisions in the Standard ten years. Every citizen in Sanford will Oil and Tobacco enses outrank this in receive the benefit by doing so, for a importance, for it Is In the case o f the larger paper w ill then be given you. Turpentine Trust that Mr. WIckersam has, Z ~ - l. ...... What i s . more natural thnn_to do so by M h o first lim e Jo. Uie history, o f t h d _ ‘. " ’ T L . alT fBose'Tn feres fed " i n ' SaTTfiSfiTK tUTTfrh Sherman act. secured the imposition *of Interest than to send in for a ten Year jail sentences against trust officials and subscription. What Is iron)a without a made practical application o f the Ad-, mothirr,~Snnfonl'wmitd~ be—without - the ministration's dictum t h a fg u llt lit peri r—; Herald. I|_will not cost you one cent sonal’1;“ ------------- ------------ ,, ■Zj —2 more than to do so by the year. It is Reur,Admiral Hutch L Cone, chief o f business judgment to get a larger paper.for the same money and surely )tou bnreau of stoam engineering. N a vy De­ will not wait longer to have your mrnio partment, Washington, D. C-, w ill address N avy Leaguo convention at Los on the ten year list and helj> some wor­ tile Angeles and will be in a position to ad­ thy lady win vise tho west coat delegates o f die atti­ A (4 0 0 Plano Get Into line and test your ability as a tude of the Navy Department toward booster to advertise Sanford. This con­ naval questions involving the I’ adllC test is nothing m op than udvsrtlsing ev­ const, lie goes with tho full approval o f ery citizen's interest- in this city. It Is tho naval authorities as one ay a Itiled to woman's most populnr exponent o f suf-. ,speak with authority o f die department. fruge and at present the only method Admiral Cone Is u Florida Cracker. widcli they have to illustrate their right Enrollment In tho Mediodlsl Church to vote. Get your name on lire ten year Sunday sdiool at Brazil Indiana reached . list and get votes for your favorite. 3,960, which mokes It the largest Sunday ’ The following Is the standing o f tho school in tho world, according to official contestants up to date: . - statistics. Tlie next largest school is in MU* Mildred Poller . . . . . . . . . i . . .. . . . . . . . . 100.850 MUt Maude H trrU .......... ..................... 120.500 MU* tllsdr* (UlihH . ..........................104,3511 MU* Je*»le Stumon.......... » . ................,. 14.075 IIU li School ................................................. - M l» K*le Underwood..;....... ............... M l» Male Iconanlr................ J............ ............. Ml** LucilURkhard*....... MU* Itclrn Viowland Ur*. Mntx-i Juli linin'...... our or ................ .................... 2,075 2,105. 2.000' 1.025 1,000 1,000 town ns. Orlami Camrfun City C h u r u h . _____ Htlr* Pinil'Ilir I - -Ktrinar. O t rulli............... M i » Nelli«. Ani lek. Orlando.................... 0,500 4.U25 -3.2ÜÜ1.000 The following scheduli- will tre cffectivé until thè dose o f thè contesi: Nrw ami Kenawal Price Term* Sulwcrlpllun* 2,000 3 2.00 1 Year 4.00 5.000 2 Year 10,000 0.00 3 Year 10.00 25.000 5 Year 50.000 15.0Ò 10 Year W rite your name plain! y and address The Herald's Contest Editor, Mrs. M. F . -**■* Keyes. Sanford, Fla. CELERY MARKET IMPROVES R ec eip ts Florid a U l h t e r — California R eceip ts jAbout Over New York, March 3— Florida celery showed considerable Improvement this week probably due to . lighter receipts of both Florida nhd California stock. Mon­ day there were only four cars o f Florida celery on die dock here and some days there ¡¡were none at ulL It seems that Sanford shipped 'practically all of its stock to die west during tfio week, cutliug out New York until better condlllons could be; established, -the general opinion here that present Florida prices ...til A iU jIliirt nnlrt W an ( )l**e rLtAw w ill Imprayg tu t*0V4dln2 oak) weadrer tides not lnler/ert'w |t£li/ding die stock from the docks. ^.Foraw Pfefl price* ore largely attributed by many to die severe cold weather during the; past few weeks which affected s to c k Y ' / ’ The largest stiip^ers o f California cel­ ery nnnannee that their see son to over a* far as New York la concerned and it Is expected that only a few straggling cars will arrive from now on. Colder weudier here beginning Tues­ day liad a good effect on the demand for celery. Cali'ornla stock sold well to prices ranging from $4 to $4.50 for the best.- The bulk o f Florida. receipts reallzed from |1.50 to $2.00, with fancy stock bringing up to $2.25 In some instances.— The Packer. Nearing Cam ptotlon. The new Congregational church is rapidly nearing.compledon and this week the tower Is assuming shape. The church when finished will be one of die finest In the state. it » . A Brooklyn, with ah enrollment o f 9.500. * A cross current o f air struck the planes o f die aeroplane which W,- H. Mattery was operating at Valdosta in the presence of a thousand people und he plunged downward Into a fence, wrecking die machine and injuring himself to such an exicut that he wus at once rushed to a Imhpiml fur treatment- l U b a r a broken collar bono ami muy b « injured Internally, all hough the latter is doubtful ’ , '» The rules committee, one of the most powerful of dio liouse committees o f the Sixty-second Congress, with Representa­ tive Robert L. Henry, of Waco, Texas, at its head, was formally created by^ the new House Ways and Means Committee at its first meeting Tuesday. The follow­ ing were announced as die seven Demo­ cratic nicmbcrsof (ho committee. Robert Lao Henry, Texas; Edward W. Pou. Smithfield. N, C.; Thomas W. Hardwick, Sandersville, Ga.; August 0. Stanley, Hen­ derson. Ky.; Finis J. Garret, Oceden, Tenn.; Martin D. Foster, Olney, 111., and Matthew R. Denver. Wihn|ngton, 0. An abortive- attempt on the life o f General Manuel Bonilla, leader o f the recent Honduran revolution, was made in Ceiba ape week ago, according to as­ sociated Press mail dispatches received at New Orloans from Puerto Coriez. »■■4 “ «* 4 >}l i j L f Gavernment Investigation into alleged 'ATaskuiTCcarland ftuudi luvulviiig ajp (W itlin a ie l/ 48,090 acres of Iwuk valued at }ttore than 950,000,000 resulted ¡Maurice o f an indictment by n h s local L',^4 . . . . I J **.!' I n i ,*iin v<tl m l .sa u a n et Federal grand jury, -charging .Seven IIn­ dividuals with conspiracy against the United Stole». Tue 'defeudanis are WlP" bur W. McAlplne,. Albert H. Rochm, George W. Ross, Frank D. Andrus, Aruthus L. HonO** a_d MaCurdy CL Lcbceu, qf . Detroit and John M. Dushncll, of Cldcsga The foregoing are officials of a company known as the Michlgan-Alaskan De­ velopment Company. m ii : ¡I Com ing t o S an ford Au’ M. Hart of Wbedock. North Dakota sent in.hls subscription for our big 4 offer this week. He also Informs us that he and his family, H. E. Rinehart end fam ­ ily o f Boone, la., A . J. Bsllorff and fam ily o f Plymouth. I ml.. Mrs. Nina Hayden and fa m ily o f Anamosa. In.. J. L Ingram and fam ily of Marion, la .. Mrs. Minnie Haas o f * 621 Fourth Ave., E. C adai'tU plds; 1m, H. H. Hull and fam ily o f Viola, la., are oil looking up the possibilities of the San­ ford forms with a view to locating In Sanford in the near future. ■F J i m * ifs u j m �M arch IO. 1 9 » To decide where is best to buy such impor­ tant items as his general wearing apparel A good deal of money could be saved in the course of a year or two if every time a Ulan bought an article of dress he got his money’s worth. ThinkTt over. Give us ^ 't r ia t " ™ ^ are showing a fine line of spring Trousers semi and.full peg top, made ,up in striped worsted, fancy-blue and black serges, every, pair guaranteed and fronTOne to two"’ 'dollars cheapen than^ou can buy the same quality elsewhere First Street Turn over. You’ve been sleeping on your back if you haven’t tried our clothing ...and furnishings. Best quality and the best prices you needn’t take bur word for. it. either, in fact we rather you wouldn’t, but would prove it for yourself by a trial of the goods. We have a . fibe line of spring clothing all the latest styles and newest patterns, it will pay you to look them over. ; . . __ . A full and complete line of Straw H a ts for men and boy's, we have just the one you ayp..1nnking_fnr: ■. . . . every other kind o f officer o f »everal bonk­ ing institutions throughout the state nnd his latest honor w ill rest lightly upon his shoulders. Ills many, fbonds In Sanford A Budget orf Opinion ‘Must Be assists in every way. This new corpor- tnre proud of his record. tweén You and Me” atlon precludes the growth o f Sanford on the south and will prove detrimental in ( 4 I never say a worjl, nfler election no many ways. A better Idea for both matter whether it goes m y w ay or not. A C trk st ts-A m o n g Y e - T a k in g - . No L e v parties to the controversy would hnvo ,but in poising I Just want to thank the TjoeiTfo' hieSt-cndr-other—half—w ay—and. and Faith , He’ ll P r e n i ’ fern” — m e in b c rro f Ttnr-tacat-Optfcm So S a y s S au n tcrer. v compromised. I mil sure the people in Uto for so ably assisting the Anll-Suloon new territory have the best interests o f League in placing the county in the dry f n * W Cm w m U m m i t Tkt H titlJ , Sanford ut heart and have no wish to Column again. The great buncombe 4 Andrew . Carnegie, speaking to some dodge taxes as supposed. But like all handed out nbout Orlando going w et.was young women in N ew York tho other day, free born A m e ric a n » they do not like to rich and changed many votes over to (lie made these interesting observations: be forced and in tiieir case they had duo dry column. Both sides are to be com­ "Most millionaires' w ives are not happy. warning that they would be forced— 1 jlo mended for. conducting a nice, quiet, They have too many luxuries and hnvo not bfelicve the city o f Sanford has need • Indy-like campaign and the result is prob­ no mental resources to fall back upon. o f new territory at thy present time and ably satisfactory to more people todoy Don't refuse a rnuu simply because he this matter could have been adjusted titan it was last week. And what a re­ is' a millionaire. I would rather bo born b te r. Just at this time in our existence lie f to have it over and out o f our sys­ poor than a millionaire, and I have had wo cannot nffoftl to hhve- Internal war­ tems. The man who says election to me experience in both direction.. I have fare and backing and tilling. for the next six months wlU get soaked made forty-two or forty-three millionaires Sanlonl never needed a united effort with a stuffed dub. In m y time, but 1 want to say tho only of the people more than at the present right a man lias to wealth lies In his a n d j fur one am certainly sorry the. "V * • # # • i acquiring U by some useful labor. The 4 1 wish to commend my friend DeCottcs question has arisen. great trouble with the wealth o f tpday Is upon securing a good Grand Opera Co. for that the sons o f millionaires no not realize Sanford. When I say good I mean thia very necessity o f being o f use to the 4 Dr. Eliot o f llanrard College thinks that mighty good for this part o f the country, every w ife sltould be The mother o f eight community. for no one expects a company from U)e If there Is any Sanford young woman children, tasked u Sanford mother about Metropolitan to come to Sanford at a It this week and she replied.that the only to whom a millionaire has proposed and dollar a seat. An opera -company is a who is In doubt Bboul jnarrying liinj. she trouble with Dr. Eliot was that he had risky venture far an opera house man­ — may-fe»disturbed, b y ' theee-thodghte o f nevec been a mother. I have nothing ager to put on, but Manager DeCottcs has Mr. Carnegie, and m ay refuse him merely u city o f musif: loving people and can be bocau M -bshasn million or because most assured o f a good support as long as ho mtttionWcA*w ives ure not happy. Then 4 A t the meeting o f the Commercial assures them o f good attractions. Mr. * «gain.- there mJ*v be Lhnsc who . would Club several weeks a g o .-W . D, Holden DflCnttes fltxn re.pm .i«,! ih» m,uil*tirr g, made an address upon the needs of San­ willingly take a chance. keep as quiet as possible during'the se­ ford and among other things mentioned lections of tlie orchestra and those who the fact tiiut Sanford should offer moru want peaceful enjoyment ol superb muinducements for tourists. I fully concur sic appreciated bis request. r r r .......... ... - i n r a s a u l m *. «mr-eitmoouid. b rr tOads the» Mtwca for — «eason m a y b e there are some pedtfle tourist traveL W e have every induce­ R ailroads B ack Down • who * spend twenty six hours a day ment and our only drawback is tho ab­ knodking every form of city Improvement. The eastern rallronds. following rite lead sence o f a . lake' front and better hotel Incidentally it might be o source o f Ino f their western confreres, have decided faculties. O f course there are many f o n n at ion to the people to leant that a to withdraw by M urchlS from their plan satisfied tourists here every year but San­ few o f us know they have never done for increased rates o f freight tariffs and ford ought tb take care o f ut)least two anything for Sanford and never wiD. accept as Anal rite recent ruling o f the thousund every year. I really think the interstate * commerce commission, which tourist crop is better than rite celery crop refused to allow rite eastorn anil western 4 I hear that the people residing in San­ roads to increase their rates on freight ford Heights dnd property adjaceut ex­ shipments. This course was decided upon pect, to Incorporate n new and distinct commonwealth in the near future. This 4 My old friend, M. M. Smith lias again after due consideration, at a meeting of cou rse was taken upon Information that been honored in tho banking world by. eastern railroad representatives, which Sftqfpnl cypecietl in embrace them In her being elected president of lhe Orlando was called together to receive a report arms shortly and in. a loving embrace B a n Y trr fu k J C6.. ft p o s ltn n n o c e n tir made vacant by the death of Judge Beggs.^ road concerned and which, heads o f the squeeze nut some more ’taxes. N ow 1 do not think the*« good people This is n honor worthily bestowed and no railroads recently appeared before the inare showing a good spirit In thus staying man in Orange County can carry it iqore terstatc_c9 inmerce commission In behalf h f .tfielr increased rates ‘which had been outside tbs city limits. Neither, do 1 easily than Mr. Smith. S&We* tfn^*<** think the d t y of Sanford has any use fur First Street C lo th e s, Th a t Satisfy He ^at U president, vice-president and promulgated. ID EAL FER TILIZ ER S ! ( — • BEST AND CHEAPEST Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Beans -Tomatoe*, —C an taloupofl, P otatoes ....... Send fo r our b o o k le t, FLORIDA VEGETABLES. It con tain s hi r c c tlo n s fo r ra isin g all th e princip al p rod u cts o f th e S ta tr , ca n fu lly revised and brou gh t up to d a te by ou r m o st su ccessfu l grow ers. No pu blication on th is su bject co n ta in s such p r a c tic a l a d d er. All ga rd en ers shou ld h ave it; fr o m th e o w n e r o f th e »m u ll home ga rd en tb (h e la rg e s t.s h ip p e r. In It w ill be round th e sp ecia l ID! AI form u la s th a t h ave been c o n s tru c te d by carcru l stu d y o f actual field resu lts. Th ey a re Invaluable, b ein g p e r f e c t s balanced and fr o m the RIGHT SOURCES. Get th e BEST and m ake MONEY. C a ll o n o u r L o c a l R e p r e s e n t a t iv e R . C . M a x w e ll o p^addreu s Wilson & Toomer fertilizer Co., JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA -j ¡— , 1| , ; '; ToThinkurnishings For Your Home <— EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND O u r new lin e o f STO V ES RANGES an d STOVES K IT C H E N are the kin d yo u h a ve w an ted and c o u ld n ’t get. SEE OUR R and B u ildin g B A R G A IN CO U N TER Just across the street �/ . ' • ■ * ' ■ ••' • - - - v •■ -V-, ■ M afcft »0. »9*» THE SANFORD HERALD - ASK YOUR RL P lTAAIILI LI?I? K Ix FOR -------------------------------------------- T H E ■ ■ I A -------------------------------- -------------- ■ JE BBBB ASK YOUR I E e P w U B -IR R IG A T O V T *"2 FLORIDA TRUCKER R E A T A IL E R FOR * SANFORD CELERY \ • ~x —- “ A Newspaper W ithin a Newspaper.” ‘- -•• -i ■?-ffa SANFORD CELERY i — .............. ------------ JL— -------------------- Published In the Interests of the Intending Investor and Settler by the Howard-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, SaffTord, Florida TH E ê ■ ■ ^ _ REASON — WHY THE — , t _____ r, ur. J ____ O W A R 3 - P A C ( A R 13 1mmiAl 113 S ■ *i ti 1 ¡•ir* ARE T H E BASIS OF SOUND IN V E S TM E N T W ritten by B. A . H O W A R D , President I spoke some time ngo of the’ aBphrent concentrated effort on the part of large financial inter­ ests in the east and central west to hinder the buying of Florida farm lands in ortler to keep the money in the home State. Such advice in certain instances is un­ questionably sound, but in the cose of proven lands, the motive is purely selfish. The man intending to buy the right kind of Florida farm land usually has several hundred dol­ lars on deposit in hi*s local bank .drawing 4 per cent, interest. This money is used by the banker for loans. Depletion of the savings account is’ a serious matter and must fie prevented 1)y the hanker if at all possible.... . •' • The magazines carrying invest* ment advertising editorially ad~ vise against in vestments ■^m us­ ing more than from 4 per cent to, 5 per cent. In the face of this the1)anks themselves are paying The- point ip ip,seize .your oprj port unity NOW. elsewhere, that is why I say see your Howard-Packard Land Company — N ow — TO D AY, while gooc land before buying. S6ihe“ Iands~nre re^ are suitable sound invest* * for * lands nre low priced and while mote from railroads. Some lands arc ment. Our lands are proving you can buy them for a little themselves, You have “oTilVTO----swampy, while otheia are lust saiuL__ down and-a—little—each—mont There is absolutely no need to "get stuck" drive through and . around the with no taxes or interest to (to use the parlance of the duy) in buy­ bother you. Celery Delta to see that for your­ ing Florida farm land if the prospective I want to get in touch with self. The danger in buying land the man of some means— even if arises from buying land sight un­ purchaser will go about It in the suine limited. I want him to write me seen— a policy we have never way as he does his other business. how much money he can get to­ advocated and never will advo­ A t the prices we ore offering our lands gether. . How many members cate. .. We want every purchaser I consider them m uch lower than their to see and to know what he is productive capabilities warrant. Every _ there are ill his famly—-if they lire working, how old they are. buying. . acre we are handling will prove itself, I want to help the deserving man But the main reason why the under intelligent cultivation, a larger in­ who has been careful to save Howard-Packard lands at San­ come earner than nny interest earned in money for suqh an spportunity ford, at New Volusia, at Lake any bank, stocks or bonds. as starting in business for him­ * Charm and at Pinecastle are a Even if hot cultivated, these lands will self in Florida. I want to hear * sound investment lies* not alone prove satisfactory by reason of the un­ * from him before he comes here, in their productive possibilities earned increment— the greater tho nuinso that I can plan part - of his ar­ N but in the fact that the. United bec.of.settlers on uny tract the greater rangements. It he has a wife ■ States ns a whole is approaching the increase in value of the remaining and can afford .to bring her to the END OF LA N D — the end of tracts. v Sanford on the next HomeseekBy-the natural law of supply and de­ ■ GOOD land. ers’ excursion, so much the bet­ mand alone, the Howard-Packanl lands Ten yonm ago, for instance, ter. want to show^ both of you-J are Che basis o f sound investment. you could hardly sell Western the splendid successes now being Why shouldn’t nny man who makes prairie land for $1 an' acre. achieved by people who come up his mind; make money on any of our Horses that would not sell for here just as we are asking you to lunds? Dollars do not grow on any of $20 now average up to $150 and come here. the trees neither do dollars sprout from $200. Potatoes that rotted at ‘The lands handled by the 15c now sell up to $1 and as for Sanford land it was supposedly 100 per cent as printed in the high priced at $2.50 an ucre. January, 1911/ issue of ‘‘Invest­ i Today if you buy Sanford irriments.” j •* gated land for intensive farming The Fifth Avenue bank’s diyiyou’ ll gladly pay $150 or $200 dend was 100 per cent, Bronx per acre. If you buy land set out with oranges or grapefriut Borough bank paid 20 per cent; you'll likely pay $800 to $1,500 First National bank paid 32 per per acre. Up in the middle West cent; New Y ork County NationpJ you will not get good wheaL bank paid 40 per cent; Union lands under $100 an acre. Or, Trust-Company paid 50 per cent in the N orthw est-lands that aa did the United States TrusT fnrmftriy sold for $2 no% sell for Company. Out of a list of from $40 to $70. Even semiarid 1ands in Missou rPb?irig from $14twenty-seven banks ¿rad'lrust to $20 an acre. companies'only one paid as LOW. With the gradual occupation as 4 per cent and only one paid of available GOOD lands, the ”50 per cent, ' _ price for them is boundto in­ The marked effort to inuke the crease and with the increase in South finance her own develop­ price is bound to come an in­ ment is but another move tQ concentrate capital- where it is1 creasing demand. This is as log­ ical and as pluin as the print on most handy for the financing of this pajier. the plaiiB o f the money power. dividends of from 4 per. cent to = Lands "in Ffcfljdn vary m * * as d o' lands the ground in a literal sense. But uny man who looks forward to anticipating the temporary inconveniences of settling ple who hnVc settled hundreds of farm ­ in new ers «round Sanford. * territory and prepares to meet good jteople every day. cqn do better them. weekly salary. W e advise with thorn. on a social as-well as business footing : . were our methods not above reproach? sition of the average Chicago toiler and W e liave several interesting publica­ tions 1 wish to send you. One deals with the settlers our company hud located in 1 saw thousands of fam­ ilies whose total earning capacity is sufiiceul only to provide for their necessi­ ties day by day. - They had no surplus. Poor food, pooriiDUfilng/'nccldents, occa­ sional non-einployment kept them ou die Likely some of Uiem had neg­ lected their opportunities. Like enough were on the margin be­ cause o f their own folly, but iu any cose, living in a mere shack und cultivating enough to live on in Florida is far better than die there. wearisome 1; W e are wus struck with the difference in the po. some of them ■r W e talk with with them. ■ Could we remain in business margin. if." in peo­ When I was in Chicago rencendy, 1 sunny Florida. « W e go among these them for the sake of llie greater future, here than he can on a : ill : In getting in touch with this company you are placing your confidence *■ iU 1*41 , round of toil up the Sanford Celery derful Delta and ihe won­ sub-irrigudon deals widt Farms." the Other system. "Resources Another I of Volusia literature tells you ac- tualTacts about the IniKtB as rtitat our settler?. In fact, if you are endowed with ambition plus common sense there' is everything in the Sanford and near SanfonJ situation, that should look mighty good to you. The next Homeseckers' excursion leaves northern and central western points March 1 and lfidi, so you luid bet­ ter write me about yourself today. A d ­ dress plainly: -1 liv W rdPeoples iBank' Building SANFORD, i$ k S £ t + * è : * . ♦ A i* ' * �COLINTV HAPPENINGS “ at home” Thursday. * Lake Chhrtn and Oviedo fdeflds learned long ogo to an­ ticipate and enjoy Dr. and Mrs. Foster's generous hospitality on occasions llkp A Budget of Interesting Items these. The ladies assisting Mrs. Foster From'Correspondents in receiving pn the lafge, ideal verandas, were her winter guests, Miss Margaret Evans and Miss "Louise Manning Hodg­ kins. W e were charmingly entertained in a half hour talk on Spain by Miss efficient Staff of Reporter» Weekly Hodgkins. IHE EVENTS O f ORANGE COINTY Covers the Territory ror The Herald CAMERON CITY ETCHINGS .. «c Special CofTnpondram to The Herald. CELERY AVENUE NEWS Spadml Cor. to Tin Herald. Mrs. A . S. Lund o f Chicago la visiLng Mrs. Qeri Wood on Cameron avenno. The writer haa a friend—a travelini man. Thla party la at present traveling through the South Atlantic states. Here era some o f the d t l e A n d 'towns he haa visited since leaving Sanford tw elv^ or fifteen days ago: Palatka. Ocala, Lake CHy. Valdosta Gtt., ^mericus tia^ A lbany G a . Macon anH Angnatn, Jip^l Cnliimhln S. C. Now thla friend is mailing me, aa per agreement, a portal card from each town with the price that celery la selling <** lot per bunch at the retail stores. Each ;.. • cord bears the day, year and prioe per bunch far ed ery and the name o f town *» end firm offering the celery. This 1 wish for ray own information and possibly for Comrade Holly to use in his great poppr, to get tlie non-union fanners to lini^gp with the union, and | possibly w ill writs it all up In a comprehensive w ay and show some people the difference b a tm e n what the consumer pays fo r cel— ■W y'a M i-’WfcBt the grower gets.' J ahaD -------la y these statistics before Mr. I L J . Holly and "Mr, Harry Ward. This party men tloned will In the near future or about the time Sanford celery Is on these mm'Jkata .v illi. Wheeling. W. V n „ Pittsburg. -P a ^ -a n d -c itle a throughout the central and middle west states. So you can get reedy for some accurate statistics. . I Hi THE DOCTOR’S^QUESTION. Muoh Sloknssa Dus to Bowsl D is o rd »!* ▲ doctor’s first question when con salted by a patient Is, " A r e your bow els r e g u la r r H e knows that 08 per cent o f Illness la attended wtfh inac­ tiv e bow els and torpid liver, and that this condition must be rem oved gently and' thoroughly before health can be restored. • B exall O rderlies are a positive, pleas­ ant and sa fe remedy fo r constipation t o d bow el disorders In general. Wo ora so certain o f their great curntlva value that w o prom ise to return the purchaser’s money In every case when they fa ll to produce entire satisfaction. Itaxall O rderlies are eaten like can^ly, they a ct quietly, and have n sooth­ ing. strengthening, healing influence on the cntlro Intestinal tract. They do not purge, gripe, cause nausea, flatu­ lence, excessive looseness, diarrhoea o r oth er annoying effect. T h ey are esped a ily good fo r children, weak persona or old folks. T w o sizes", ¿Sc. arid 10c. Bold only a t o o r store—1 T he Rcxall Store W e have organized a Farmers' Club for pu/poses o f mutual pleasure and benefit. The meetings w ill be held in tbc church— the next on Tuesday evening, the 14th. The m eetln^on last Tuesday was well at­ tended and after a permanent organlza tion had been effected the du b listened with b u - r e A * the reading o f a lengthy and coihvASnslve list o f questions pre­ pared by a Sim mit tee appointed at a pre­ vious m eetlng-an d-rcgan ling t h e m a m agem en t. and workings' o f the Florida Vegetable Growers' A s s o c ia tio n , and to tho answers to these questions prepared BelS L ’ R. PH ILIPS ‘ and submitted by the officers-of the asso­ ciation. M any V is ito r s T o S a n fo rd ' Every hotel, -every boanllng 'house, every apartment house, every private dwelling is' filled to (Tver Sowing with visitors. N ever in the history o f the city has there been-eqm any people here. The real estate firms are busy go bee* taking our -vusiortrt+s—rm d^~vlA^nig-^tsHr~ttar uiu^v Tlicrp werei.maiqBurchase* made this week aud.it is . p r e d i » d that more Sanford land will, bo sold Jus season than Mrs. M ary E. Footer bad a delightful j o ver before. * t wmmi J. R. Tysen, Agent E. -REALESTATE HOLMES & CO „ ; (B isioau ktu ju o* H e ’s Alw ays Awake Artesjan and Deep Wells estate at a price less than it’s actual valu e Tlie best way See Us Before Placing Y o u r Orders W. T o H n d R eal E sta te B argains E. is to keep in close touch with our office. W e are eyery day listing property that mny interest you It is no trouble to show tlie goods. N. H. G ARN ER Sanford, Florida L. H. T E M P L E AGENT JACKSONVILLE TL0RAL COMPANY P h on e I GO. Ilth ond Oak £ve. Special Offering in Ferns. Floral Designs lu Order. HOLMES San ford. F lo rid a Utt-40-tf + * CO. W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ACENT8 General Fire Insurance re c o . ' F lo r id a Sanford. ’ p C A I U A T T N Best Fertilizers e IV . tA L n U U H On Earth G FIRST CLASS CRATE M A T E R IA LS . Sanford. ■ | Sanford Library & o rn o* w ith H O LD I FLOWERS — PLANTS — BUlBS JAS. T B. Fla ' .......* ' 11 L A W S O N n AND * _ ___ _______ * Free Reading Room f . Cw --------P e r io d ic a ls X COLD and HOT DRINKS Sr- Upstairs, Pico Block Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m, ) r .. “ ^ S ta tio n e r y CIGARS and TOBACCO ROOM 20 lately - The M agazine Club was entertained by Miss Ella Belie Jones last Friday. W e were especially favored - in the music program In listening to Mrs. G. A. HanH w " " o f N ew Jersey, a winter guest at LakeC hgrm . The other numbers render­ ed were by M rs B. C. Brannon and Miss ktorr Aqlln *» th* f w» r lnw" solos g iv e s by Mrs. Hanklnson w ere two daets b y Mrs. Hanklnson and Miss Fran- C F e rtiliz e rs a re evid en tly co n s id e re d a r e fy g r In _ _T e x t r e m it y "When hetp-tr ne e d ed mid h op e-n im ost io n r . i mi ce rta in ly g e t th e b e n e fits o f o v e r t h ir t y y e a r s experien ce In Florida, and o v e r f i f t y y e a rs In th e m a n u fa ctu re o f fe r ti llz e r s g e n e ra lly . I t w c.co n n p T h e f^ you th e c a s e Is Irfdeed h op eless. -t-— ------______ BUYS young people in honor o f iter friend. Miss Trego. A Jolly, enjoyable evening was reported b j those present. Dr. and Jiira. Adams o f Ciifton Spring*. — Past or . O iliM ’ «. S en sation N. Y., who have been guests at Lake A t a m eeting o f the Knoxville Church Charm for several weeks, le ft this week Federation Dr. J. J. Taylor, pastor of the for Aiken, Go. First Baptist church caused a sensation Mr. Fam ell, an honored, respected c iti­ by the following declaration: T h e church bos no right to. make a zen of,Oviedo and a deacon in the Bap­ tist church for forty years was laid aw ay man go to church i f he prefers lo g d S d n to rest Monday evening Just as jh e sun baseball game and It is an individual was setting, after weeks and years o f suf­ matter what a man shall do with his Sundays. I f persons play golf or base fering from a cancerous growth. ■ Mrs. W alter Carter and little son of boll or eat Ice cream tho church has no Sanford: are guests this week o f tier par­ right to call a policeman and have them ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lee o f Lake locked up. It Is not the church's business nor that of the state.” Charm. tiy T h e.M a p e s _____ » INVESTOR weeks in her Paola home. f tf'fW A curiously large number of those of our old cus­ tomers who were gotten away from us by tjie in­ ducements of the so called "cheap goods" "Just as good as Mapes,*' are coming back to us this season •to have their groves and fields restored. -:-- -"THE WISE D n Thursday evcftVnjt o f last week Miss Since the death o f Hop. James D. gone to the Beggs, who had served Orange county as Judge o f the Criminal Court for many years, speculation lias been rife regarding Dr. J. N. Bishop o f N ew York City has his probable successor to be appointed by been spending a week In Paola. Governor Gildirist to fill the unexplred Mrs-AV. W. Long o f Sanford Is the guest term. Fully a half dozen, competent, ca­ o f Mrs. C. F. Cooley. pable men were suggested, the names of Mrs. C. A. Potter and little daughter re­ several go'ng before the - executive com­ turned to her home in Cocoanut Grove m ittee o f Orange county at whose sug­ last week. gestion tlie Governor had signified his M isaM aym e McLain spent Saturday Intention of making the appointment. Yesterday morning, pursuant to a call, and Sunday at her home in Geneva. Mrs. May Foster has returned from a the committee met and after earnest con­ prolonged visit In Georgia end Aiabuma. sideration, named Hon. T . Plcton Warlow as their choice for the position. Mr. Warlow is one o f Orange county's most able OVIEDO AND LAKE CHARM lawyers, is honest, Just and conscientious Special OorTwpooduio* to The Herald: and his selection haa met with the uni­ Miss Daisy McClanabun left Oviedo last versal approval o f tlie d t iz e n s .o f the Monday for A tlanta whore site will spend county. His commission w ilU ^ m v e in a ten days and more in selecting spring few d s y o — Rcpurttr-SLar.--------------goods for'her m illinery hpsinass____ Many growers are now beginning to see clearly what we Jiave been suggesting for some time, they might expect to htlve happen from the continuad use of the Acid Phosphate (n jc k ) goods. J A C K S O N V I L L E , F L O R ID A 9r.~Beck,s/brother and fam ily 'le ffY o r their Indiana home last- Saturday .after a visit ol a month at Cameron City. They were pleased visitors and we shall miss them, Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Walker ' o f Topeké, Kansas, weo have spent the winter in Sanford leave for Kansas today. Mr. Walkca, who has large land Interests hero will return later anil look after his potato crop. They have many friends in Cam­ eron City who are glad to know that they expect to return In the fa ll Where seems to be great dissatisfaction throughout the State generally as to the results obtained from most of the fertilizers used last season. ~ Mrs: J. W. Powell and Miss Pow ell ar­ rived from' New York last Friday evening. Mr. P omc II. Jr., with his w ife and Miss Powell have gone camping for a 'fe w days. i Misses A nn ie and Madeline Miller of Shelby, IN. CL, who have been Visiting Mrs. Beil on Celery avenue, have returned boine. They expect to take ip S t ' A u ­ gustine And Jacksonville on their trip Misses Mabel and Bessie Anderson, Mias They are delighted with Sanford and the Bessie Sdiumpcrt, Mrs. Beil, Miss Robert celery delta, and we learn they expect to son, Mr. Wakefield and Mr. Clendenlng return next winter. were out from Sanford Sunday afternoon calling on Miss Allcen Minnlck. , « t ■** • PAOLA POINTS « Mrs. Option and her friend. Mrs. Mid­ - Sped*] Correspondence to The Herald: dleton, will spend 'Thursday with Mrs. Spring weather, lacking only rain, but Minnlck. the oaks ora fast comitig into lea f and Mrs. Hancock spent Tuesday with Mrs. the dir is sweet with the odor of orange Stevenson nnd In the afternoon several blossoms. “ In the spring,” you all know ladies called on her,' at Mrs. Stevenson's the rest and apropos. rexuesl. A,VThe many frien d s. o f Miss Frances The Cameron City Congregational church Leake o f Orlando Will be interested to has been organized with about iw onty. hear o f her marriage on Feb. 21st to Mr. five members and nearly ns many .assoL. F. Blankner of Baltimore. Md. dlnte members and have called Mr. Joel B. H. Hagan, now o f Cassia and also Sw artz.of Pennsylvania to bo their pas­ well known In this neighborhood was tor. The congregation Is an enthusiastic • married Sunday, Feb. 26Ui to Miss Lela one ond looks toward the future work of N Pennington, also o f Cassia. the organization with' eager anticipation. Mr. and Mrs. Chaddcrton are making a Sunday school and preaching service each few weeks visit in the lake region, M l Sunday mornlDg and all ore cordially Dora and Eustis. welcomed. Mrs. E. A. Curtiss returned to Sanford - T. P. W a r lo w R ecom m en d ed Friday last, after a stay o f nearly two Oscar Pearson has East Coast. - The Mapes Com píete Manu res ICE CREAM Wholesale and Retail PH O N E 109 SAN FO R D , FLORIDA AND Saturdays 4 to 9p. m. J* Strangers Welcome ‘•i* W hy you should Use Free Voting Coupon .- This is a separate vote from the nominating coupon. A many may be sent in each week for each contestant as can lxcollected. - *?■» ‘ ’ . ____________ e___________________- ^ s V . ~" r" ' ________ * —r-»--------------------- FENOLE . This coupon entitles. ....................•_................................. .L IB E R A L L Y . ..IN Y O U R H O M E .. The Herald's Popularity contest This coupon must be in office by Wednesday 5 P, M ^.of each w e e L . ......................to 2 3 votes in T o P re v e n t th e A ccu m u lation o f r ile s and Filth. i s P re v e n t Typhoid F e v e r . T o K eep o u t M o s q u ito e s , and t o P reven t M a la ria and Dengue re v e rs . T o D e s tro y all C lasses o f In sects and Verm in, such a s R o a ch ­ es, A nts, M o sq u ito es, Files, Bedbugs. M ites, Etc. ■•. diol »- /i Nomination Coupon The first one of these‘coupons sent in for each contestant entitles them to 1,000 free votes. Only one o f these coupons will be allowed to each contestant I nominate Mr. Mrs. or Miss............... ................................ ’ • i Cleans, P r o t e c t s ond D lsen ftcts W ith o u t H arm t o tlie U scf. ................. o f . . . ...................... ............ ..S ta te ......... .................. Quart, 7 S c j H a lf Gallon $1.50; Gallon 42.50; S p ra y e r 50c as a candidate in The Herald’s contest Nominated The Geo. H. Fernald ' H i i S w i n - C i s p i y --------- : Sales Agents by.................................................................. w » o f .......................................................S t a t e . . . . . . . . . . . . .............. / -W htteirinnsr"irasSSHFy, U iäl'a coupon bo used, If"_wm ■fucilitute matters to send one~ for each contestant Under no circumstances will the nominator’s name be divulged. The Herald Contest M a n a g e r. 4 �•-» - v i * g|p*Ffc M arch i o . I9M THE SANFORD HERALD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET 'M a t t e r « o f Im p o rta n ce A bout R o a d » and B r i d l e » and E le c tio n » Tuesday. March 7, 1911. Board mat.— E n a ca t—chairman Overstreet, commissioners Woodruff, Dillard, Brown and MqrriU. The following applications for pensions were approved: Mrs. A nn ie Rinaldi, widow o f A . Rinaldi. Mrs. E. L. Gray, widow o f Jas.T. Gray, and Mrs. Elizabeth M. Terry, widow o f A le *. P. Terry. Tlie report' o f • llie following county officers. Supt, Co, Home Auditor's State­ ment Co Physicians, polls collected, treasurer, pay roll o f .road camp, report of licenses. Clerk's report o f tax redemptions, SupU o f road» and bridges. J. W. Nixon, J. T, McLain et al., presented petitions to straighten the - Chuluota nnd Geneva • public road, upon motion, petitions were laid over and sub­ it** matter re ferred to Messrs. Drown nnd Supt. Branham to investigate. Messrs. Whitcomb and McLain appeard before the board in reference to the con­ dition oLcrow ing at the Geneva Ferry, upon motion the subject matter was re­ ferred to Messrs. Woodruff, Branham and Brown. E. T. Cushing, representing the Ovlédo Hoard o f Trade appeared before th^Rioard with petition on the subject in reference ---- to establishing the m ain -road -west -in to Oviedo, upon motion the petition was granted. The petition o f H. B. McCall, Mrs. D. R. Pearce et al.„ was presented upon motion the subject matter was referred ham.and llmum. S u rveyor-tY ics appeared before the board in reference to obtaining nnd issueing a new map for th e’ County, upon . motion action was deferred until the ___ A pril meeting The Board upon mation proceeded elect the attorney o f tjie Board; W. Palmer was elected as Attorney, with salary o f $3ft0.00 per annum. Upon the Chairman was instructed to oppolnt a comm ittee to draft resolutions m reference to the death o f Judge Beggs, committee composed o f Messrs: Wood­ ruff, Overstreet and Robinson. The Committee representing the inland • waterway appeared before the board. nnd~after presentation o f the subject tire matter was taken under udviseincnt. It was ordered that the comptroller be requested to allow the redemption of It cert.. No. 855 o f 1894 (S H o f N E ii of SEW of NW 54) Sec., 28, Tp. 20 S. R. 29 E . be redeemed at the flat sura of $10.00 not including Clerk’s costs, by R. J. Piatt, w ithin60 days, on account o f accumula­ tion of taxes, the poor condition o f the land and the wish to restore it to the tax roll. Bond o f L. J. Dolline as Notary Public, H. A . V ivia n nnd N, P. Yow ell us sureties '* approved. The check of F. H. Davis was upon motion accepted, uml the attorney of the board Instructed to draw the proper release from the marl contract heretofore entered into by the County with Mr. Davis. - -— » Upon motion it was ordered Uiat a warrant be drawn p a y a b le to T. W. Mathews and held until the building is accepted by the architect and Mr. Overstreet. , Letter from Jenkle K in g In respect to paym en ffot right o f w ay over the King heirs land received, and the matter re­ ferred to the Attorney o f the board to have deed properly executed and upon receipt o f deed the warrant for $50,00 will be issued in payment thereof. . Petition o f C. F. Russ, Ji L. H ill et nl., for the extension o f the right o f w ay of OrlandK and Apopka. Public road through tbg flat woods portion o f this road making the right o f w ay CC feet wide was re­ ceived; matter referred to Commissioners Overstreet. Merrill and Supt. Brunbam with power to act. Board proceeded to canvass the returns - uf iha eletflfon h »ld on March 1. 1011 ond found the result to be a » follows: For selling 1104, against selling 1231, the majority against selling being 127. The petltition o f O. W. Connor, Edw. W. Bonynge et aL, received; upon motion then Clerk was instructed to notify the petitioners liJ h e y wish to .have the road established, « « d T h t fy •V i j t e t i A f thereof, the board willinstruct the County Surveyor to make the survey thereof. Petition o f Geo. Swartz, A . H. Crippcn Jr, A . H. Crippcn Sr., et nl., received up­ on motion the County will appropriate $20.00 per m ile the tam e to be used with the approval o f the S upt, o f roads and bridgea. , It was ordered that the painting o f the County Home be left with commissioner Overstreet with power to sCtLetter from S. Florida Sentinel received and read, laid over until next meeting.* Communication o f A . F. Odllri in respect to the f k i s s i s Bsrfda te rm s Cautoany * received; Clerk Instructed to notify Mr. Odiln that the board decline to act. Pointing o f th e Drawdy Iron bridge and -the k g »t tlf thg fJrnnl Ill-Ill ce East of Oviedo ivtedo ,referred to Supt., Branham antT Commissioner Brown. The following accounts were examined *nd warrant issued in payment o f same and board adjourned to next regular li. tie MONDAY CORSET COVER 30c for 21c For Monday only we will place on sale an assortment of Corset Cover Embroidery, 17-inch wide, splendid r value for 30c, Monday only Lace Curtains 69c A full 3yard-Lace Curtain in special lu ll f o r itu and 4I II I ! splendid L l llrm i 1trl 85c ir iilL patterns sellr jQ ’era. Mouday a leader per pair O v7C /Scarfing Drawn work Scarfing for.drapers, etc., by the yard. A quick seller for n -35c yanl, our-pne e -o n ly . . — . C H air Brushes •12Kc seller special M onday.I . \ . ' 10c $1.00 spotless Hair Brushes......... 89c 35c Bj>otless Hnir Brushes.............. 24c sociiTimpsTTffirBrxisires r r r r r r r t h r Lace Curtains 79 c A dollar value is this beautiful Lace Curtain that will lie placed on t y q ^ sale fbrMdnday only at a pufr ' ^ Hair Com bs I5c Goodyear Rubber hair i a Combs ........................ lU C 75c Goodyear Rubber Hair An Combs......... ....... . 35b Special.......... -........x___ 21c Another special Comb Bargain 1.75 Mosquito Nets 1.39 Just received, a full 80-inch | O Q 'Sandfiy Net worth $1.75, only **05/ Ladies’ Linen Coats In white, also Linen color. Short Coats in latest styles and greatest vn lu e^ —___ Skirts 1 Our line of wnsh skirts will interest the most careful dresser in Linen also Repp.' Prices, 98c; 1.39, 1.69, &. 2.19 Butterick -Patterns 15c SILK RIBBON 10 Cents W ill find many additional bargains in this store in all Monday Only kinds of leading JVl.erchan-, This special assortment o f all silk rib"BbiruirfBWcfifeftNAe win dise including the cream bo on sale Monday only yd of the Seasons Picking. A beautiful line of white and colored Don't Miss these Bargains. p^asolsw n ^lulaiAi^fi.. sellera * 12 1-2c Suiting 9c 1 , Don’t Miss Special lot of Checked Suiting, and Striped Linen; while they last Monday a Q yard. . . : ......................P.......... .. _ vC . 25c Spider W eb Organdy In Lavender, PinkfOnd Blue; the newest de­ signs in fine Organdys, to sell for 25c -t Q Special Monday.................. : ........... li/ C ^ -^ ¿ -In c h -F in c .L a w n s L 2 1 -2 q ____ _ This is a full width Lawn in a fine quality in neat floral patterns; also beautiful 1 Ql figures and designs, 15c sellers only Matting in neat designs a yard............. ...... .a See this fine value in a 17c white India 1 p Lawn. Monday o n l y . : . . .1.................l& C 2 cases o f 50c Elastic Scam Drawers, In u splendid 50c value • r r r r rrrr: 4b 7,5c Shirts 45c Dress Shirts, either collars y iR « S p ecial................. * K )C $1.25 Shirts 97o Linen Special For Monday, a 30-inch Linen in a 30c O O weight and quality. Special............. & OC Fru it-o f-th e -Lo o m Cam bric Another new lot of the well know Fruit-olthe-Looin Cambric, 18c value on ly.......................................... 13k 10 Yards Linen Toweling 89c As a special for Monday only, wo w ill sell ton yards of Linen Tow eling Silence Cloth 89c Tliesc are truly bargains In high-priced Dress Shirts without collar or ( Y 7 _ Negligee style. Special.____ _ t / / C Straw Hats In nil the latest shapes and straws; ’ specially Imported for us. See these bargains. NOW ! Is the time to let us take your measure for u “ R O Y A L T A I L O R " mode to measure suit. Heuvy weight Silence Cloth, 60-inch wide and a. 65c seller; only a yard---- We guarantee to fit uny man. nnd our prices on these line Tailored Suits are amazingly low. EMBROID­ ERY • China I Q a I w w ‘________ 35c Japanese Matting 25c •9 50c Elude Seam Drawers 39c Sc this fine line of 17c India Law n 1 2 c ___ _____ j -with or without m FLOSS * See this very carefully selected line of Imported Japanese and Cnina Mattings. Spec- Dress Shoes and O xfords is now complete and our 9-Piece C ut Glass 6et 48c of M e n ’s fine Low Prices are the marvel of everyone. : . : » ■ » $1:35 Sm yrna Rugs 98c A winner. Regular size revers­ ible Smyrna; worth 1.35 Q O w M o n d a y ...:.................. w W W CASH I 4. This is a special bargain while this lot laBts in on imitation cut glass. 10-inch Pie Ladies’ and Children’s Genuine Axminister Rug, full size and a special leader for O I Q 3.50; Monday,, choioe.. ^ PL ATI See these great values in Plates, Soup Plates; also Cups and Saucers. Special counter *f M o n d a y .............. Iw w O u r line ■* 3 6x7 6-ln ch Rug Butterick Patterns - PLATES! MATTINGS AND RUGS S P E C IA L — 10 pieces of Our full line o f Parasols in solid colors also Dresden designs. These are all marked at special f q q i . q 7 Q low prices from. . I » O t / 1 0 O . l w P a n s .................... 4c t Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords are here Enamelware Drinking Cups.. 5c in full force, and ,with those Dressy 2 gallon Milk P a il............... __15o Selby Shoes we can-please all. 50c Slop Jars........... ........... ..3 9 c Don’t fall to se}> the w onder­ ful values In the C hildren’s Shoes arfd Puhips. 35c Lamps complete with chimney and wick.............. 25c Chair Bottoms, all sizes and^t S p e c ia l......... .......... — : r -- 5c DEPARTM ENT STORE I___ ^ T w o Stores No. 121—123 East First Street /« ' .fyT A ¿'tc HiaM- U < n : �THE SANFORD HERALD SURPRISED THEIR FRIENDS Popu lar Y o u n * Couple Quietly M a rried L a s t N ight R. Jflfeuv. Editor shd Pm wIrtA Not wishing die ostentatious display o f S a to erlp tlo n r'rlce. » 3 . 0 0 J ffe u r In Advance a church wedding two o f Sanford's most .popular young people stole n march on Enured as Mooad-dai« ta» II matter A usual 22nd, their friends last night and were quietly Published Every Frtdsy Marnlnl at Sanfopl.Fla. Sandfly Nesting Mosquito Canopies Men’s Straw Hats Window. Screen Cloth Women’s Fancy Parasols Women’s Trimmed Hats • Novelties, Fancy Goods. J ISOS, at the Po»loffie* st Sanford. Florida, . OSes In Herald OuUdinjt Telephone No. 148. Miss Johnelle Garner and James D. fjfcviwn have been betrothed for several Months and It was understood that die affair would culminate in a grand church wedding, but the young people arc both [VeryIndividual In I ills together of-a retirnlg disposition and not wishing and for a greater city. die display or expense o f a grand wed­ ding decided to dodge and were quietly Senator Lorlmer ratlin s hla scat for the. ntyrried at the Baptist church parsonage present but Ifcjrill take po . extra pair o f fnst night by Rev.-J. W. WUdman. The asbestos trousers to bold' it for fwodmr H at mdmatlop of die marriage the par­ ents had was whea^lbe young Benedict A n y one refñjjng Frank Mayes* recent walked in with his charming bride and "erudition escapement". on^Jhtf ceuutry announced, "Mr. and .Mrs. Lawson." editor would(fon^tne that Frank had.Bccn ' They were forgiven o f coursennd nmid toara aruLtha. pAro ota l ampa and -. other southern points for a it the Commissioners pnd> road men tiT eek*a honeymoon. / this.county do not dq something for '.the - T jlff bride is a Sanford glrL.liavinjLXE.-. rosd to Apopka mhui, O nm p' County will Sided here for a qu tuber o f years and has l o s i ber reputation for, goojJ roads, Hi large circle o f friends. She Is die holes ora numcrouaS and -are ■ge,i(J/l daughter o f Mr. affe^Mrs. N. ril. Garner larger and la rg er' .daily. 'A stitch in and formerly resided’ at Dade City. tim e save nine! l e t those y lA id duly ^ Mr. Lawson has made Sanford his homo is to keop up th ertads. get busy and re­ for several years and is a native o f Geor­ pair them before they g e l beyond re- gia. He is engaged in business and is looked upon- as o n e o f - the - solid'-young The Sonford-Orlando rflad J * In die business men o f Sanford.• faino condition and d ì * « * f i no relief In _______ Sight. Mnybç u n f r ie n d s who voted [irlanda who-wish them- all kind»-of-hap­ •gainst the bond issue can tell just how piness, in which The Herald jdlno. to make more roads without any enpendl- ___________ ______________________ ________ :--------- — — .— : ------------------------------------------ © One lot Ginghams 15 and 12 1-2c a i rt • : values . . ■. ' . . ' T'fe C * One lot Silks $ 1 .0 0 and $ 1 .2 5 — values. i . SANTORO'S POST CARD DAY ular meeting Monday afternoon. The The Herald suggests that Sonford make subject was; Resolved: that the United A pril first the Post Card Day and every States- should, annex Cuba. Thera were business man. every. Imly, every child m an y fineargum ents m adtfb y both, sldra and .all the visitors to the city . mall one but the Judges decided in favor o f tbe or more.post cards descriptive o f Sanford nliinnntive. to some friend In a distant state. In T b e Irvinlng Literary Society held its order to help the movement along The meeting Monday. The program consisted Herald will print several thousand cards Snd sell them at cost and no doilbt the ■taUoDcrs o f 'Sanford could make a special rate for one day. This would ad­ vertise ' our city .as no other one plan could do. The cards will carr/dhotagraphlc views o f attractions In -the e ijy and surrounding section, ami -wlil -heaV-a motto inviting investigation o f the city ' by.the capitalist, the farmer, the man looking for locations for manufacturing enterprises, by every­ one wishing to come to the best section o f the entire United States.' Los Angeles CaL, held an annual Post­ card Day on March I, mid one firm printed ' and caused to be mailed 4.000.000 post- chasing - pictures nnd other decorations cards describing the advantages o f the for our new building. d ty . It estimated that about I0.000.UUI>! The enrollment in the High School De­ ^ postcards were sent out on that occasion partment has now reached one hundred. from the entire state, Los Angeles alone This fact will make, it easy to compute . sending out more than"2,000.000. the attendance percentage. » "v ■" ■ L - ■■ —~ J! ” 1 .s — v Aeroplane vs. Automobile On Famous Daytona Beach I_ _ _ —1.—:_ _ _ — — A V IA T O R J. A . D . M c C U R D Y IN ■ Daring Exhibitions in the A ir M illin ery Opening M eth od ist Church The ladies o f Sanford are always on Sunday school 8;45 a. m., John K. Mci■ the qul v|v" aMalUpH-tha-aalltoery-epeo’ Tlnger Sapu in charge. A. K. Chappell aslags. Ia this respect Mrs. Alien's well slsting. Sunday is special missionary known emporium is always a popular day. Subject o f lesson, Elislta Restores a place, for here the latest styles and crca- Child to Life. .tiaus cau always be found, especially is Preaching 11 a m. by the pastor. Sub­ this true o f the Spring Openings where ject, .Man's Whole Duty. Micuh B;8. Sun­ th e n Is so much dainty headgear to be day night, 7 o'clock, sermon by the pastor. shown. This season Mrs. A lien promises Subject. Sin's Legitim ate Sequence, 1 Cor. m any surprises and the two days o f the |3:17, text, opening w ill be rod letter days. On Sat­ . Remember Sunday Is the day set to urday. March 11 and Monday. March 13th make your offerings to Home Mission Mrs. Allen invites' the ladles to come to work and the taking care of our super her millinery parlors in the Bishop block. anuated preaclters and the widows of A look at the swell stuff will convince deceased preqehers. Make offerings In you that Mrs. A llen has tbq finest line separate envelope for aheae from salary ever shown in the city. " * , of pastor and presidios elder. J T h e B i ^ c s t A e r o p la n e E v e n t K v e r H e ld A v ill lie in th e S ta te o f F lo r id a th e E x h ib itio n ** a t D AYTO N A, MARCH 28,29,30 * * • A total of five flights will b e made in three days, the flights to include a r a c e o n tlie lieiu'li w i t h th e f (I N teat a u t o m o b i l e that can b e secured and a flight at liigh altitude over the H a lifa x river und the city of Daytona, and Seabreeze and Daytona Beach. These flights are to be given under the auspices of the Hotel Men's Association and the D a y ­ Wednesday night'n<* 7JO o'clock prayer The Ladles Aid S o c lty meeting. A study o f the 2nd.v chapter of tona Board of Trade and special arrangements have been made to accommodate the crowds. .T h e Ladles A id Society o f the Baptist Jonah. . . . .; ‘ ' *. church met at the heanr-of Mrs. M. M. Thursday a t 3JO p.<m » Junior League —« Stewart, on Union avenue last Friday; meeting. Mrs! 'fcr R. Philips In charge. afternoon. Tbe meeting was well a t­ Friday night 7:30 o'clockr teachers S. S. tended by tbe members, and there was j ■ ***lesson study at Uie partofA'ge^ also present a large •number o f visitors A Splendid Chance (o See Daytona -=---The Prettiest Winter Resort in the World A cordial weiobnie uwaits all who will other .states, among them being Mrs. l u a -------------- ;----------------- ------------ *---------- 1 ^ come. The public are cordially invited Wbhoden, of N ew York. Mrs: W illiam s of There are m a n / 1kindly, hungry ffiearts in Michigan, Mrs. Haw|lns, Mr*. Baird. Mrs. T r e a s u re r '* R ep o rt < (M e-com m u n ity. SIR w ill' nW satisfy — Ogdon and Mre- Ham iim a* or "Virginia, Sanford, Fla.. March 8tb. ,1911. and Mrs. Fitch, of ,Kentucky. A fte r an them though they hjU all sin .¿as. Come to the house o f tlie Lord and get strength Treasurer's report Sanford HoapltuLAsintarcstiog business session light refreshfor thy burdens. sodatlon: tnenta were served and a social half * - -*■** Sale o f tickets Charity Ball........... $154.23 hour enjoyed. * P eo p le’ s Church Tgg Day receipts . . 1 ____ 120.40 % . "* , M ias A gn es B oth am ly E n terta in s Mr. Waldron will give the last o f Me jnntlon from the E a gle s............. 32.00 embershlp fe e s ,......... ............... 3300 Miss Agnes Bothamly delightfully en­ series o f evening talks to young women: W e have iio t3 r fia d imd Ealls^J'or Supper tertained some at her young friends at next Sunday night, su bject "Jtp O ld -Subscription--Anonymous » , . M1M,. 2.00 her borne on Park avenue last Friday a f­ Who Works". The pastor will also preach S348.15. Cake Fresh Every Day ternoon to celebrate her birthday. Tbe Sunday morning. A ll comers are cordially Paid sundry e x p e n s e s ......... . 7.85 ' * i . affair was held on the lawn where games welcome to both services. *■ Balance on ban d......... ....$340.30 w ere played and where daluty refresh­ Adm iral Neal McQuarri* w jll be here A l l W h ite H e lp and E very th in g Clean Mrs. Gto. H. Feknald, ments were served. one week from Sunday night and tell * . Treasurer. about-bis Florida Navy. N e w O ffic e r * E lected y , , ’It is desired to have a large member­ A t a recent meetihg oP-the stockholders 1 ’ r* ~ , * Mas N o t Sold Out ship. Tbe dues are one dollar per year. o f the Orlando Bank & Trust Co., at Or­ In the Moore's Ststion item * in the Tbe committee desires to commence at lando, M. M. Smith wus elected president and W. M, Davis, vjee president-. Both Herald several weeks ago was a notice of once In preparing rooms and to start a gentlem en.are gonnccted with' the. Peo­ tbe sale o f J. F. Turner's store at Beck building as soon as possible. Several liM ples Bank o f Sanford and., have pro[ ___ _ Mr. Turner states that the eral donations o f land and money have ; Interests here. ‘ ' ' • ' f item was a mistake, as he has not sold been promised as soon as a decision Is £ > • , / S ' ,V \ N o tic e "1 ' f out and does not expect to sell. Ha la m _____ 1 aSulaaranrt th*T s e v c e l - U - g a'Hhe business at Beck Hammock names to the president. Mrs. J. N. Whit * boxes do R. P- D. No. 1 'have, been tarnand basa n o ln t c n u o n o f sf i l i ng W « per, or the secret or y , M fe .A . TV Russettar.i ..... penal with, hjr rem oving lock».- e te ^ -A a the parties are .knowji, -action will be utukq litis Qurrccrion foe,our correspondent Membership tickets ore Issued by the C. A . DOBBINS, M a n a g e r who w a s, proba hi y misinformed On tbe treasurer, Mrs. Geo. H. Fem ald.on receipt taken i f this pruatlce Is continued. „ UlAS. F- H asxjhs, P, M. •ubject. r„ . . pf one dollar, NO CH AR G E TO S E E THE E V E N T S W E W ANT TO SELL YOU YOUR 8 I R E A D and C A K E A Trial will Convince You of the • • . ; Quality SA N FD R E TB Ä K E R Y I.V -- % �THt SANFORD HERALD IRRIGATION SYSTEM Tbe following is a lift o f materials needed for tiling one acre: 2000 3-lftcii drain III» 12 Inches Ion*. $22..$44.00 Sanford Method - Pronounced 7 the Best In the World 7 8-Inch ttond pipe* 2H feel long:......... 2.43 I 18 Inch Intake pocket at well 2Vt feat * 7 22-Inch coni rolling b e m 2 sneka cement 100 ft. 4*24 Inch cement miiln *1 load of hher or sawdust Wooden plugs irflt Drouth Demonstrates the Valu* of Irrigation In Florido— Our System T ota l rosudm aJcrisis furono a e r e ... .103.01 of tbe Sanford Celery Delta, read tbne or four cuttings per tlBilfs. ns obtains in those irrigated been u s specially and lauded years. winner, Orders for potato barrels A ll who have storage room should get barrels in advance of digging season, W e will have, in addition flowing for the past thirty-three to our two shop^, in the center of town, There are now 2,700 wells In San­ with much interest. But those cuttings of ford celery delta, not a llo f which tire used iBsIfs as compared with the possibilities for irrigaiion purposes, however. No per­ of g Sanford acre, suhirrigated and proper­ ceptible decreaso in the flow luts ho far ly cultivated, is a comparison destined days. should be booked at once. A n artesian well will cost from $50 to o f $75, nnd so far as we know will flow for­ sec­ ever. We have wells hero that hnve tions of. the West where alfalfa is workod a about $40.00, few making tbe total cost about $105 per acre. o f the season os a Ttie labor necessary to install tlie ay# len t on ono ucro will co»t We residents o f Florida, and especially We shall start up our barrel factory within A Shop at Beck Hammock manifested itself. tonake the alfalfa acre writhe and twist la tmcomfortTtblenosi I t lu There must be n subsoil o f clay or hardoW£T Inert-' pan at from 2 to 5 feet beneath the sur­ face before this system is nvnilrtble. Deliveries If wi When we began the business o f g row- the subsoil is, say, 3 feet below the Wetted surface ninl the system Is installed ogl fields from tho surface by a system o f nnd the water turned on, no mois­ fig vetfe(abloom o f season w e most convenient for purchasers Join the Boosters’ Band and boost I moches between the rows. Our plants ture- will begin to w in s to the surface «ere scorched, our crops ruined and our until the 18 inches of earth between the pnflts .small nnd losses almost total by lower side of the tile and the subsoil has ■Jig use of this system. No person who [beewne- wholly ^ ‘Balunited" with water. understands conditions In Florida ever tutmpts to grow vegeiabes an a When tills is done the moisture is then oaat- ■drawn to the surface by capillary altrnc- Don’t stay home and go to roost I Keep awake and make a spiel! Pnt your shoulder to the wheel! J your: tow» alongl___ W M wntomit rrntfMintv------ The tccotiipnnying diagram sliows how tb system Is loid'ih the field. The water being applied at the roots of A is at the plants acts ns n sort o f vaccination 4ks$awing well whiob discharges into an agai nst a ll root diseases, and as an e v i­ IllochtUe. C is lire standpipes along dence o f this fact we have grown the Boost it load and boost it strong! Everybody lend a hand! PHONE If tbe supply main, the latter bclntf made same crops on the same ucrcs for ten dl-lnchtile By plugging the hole in years, the acres becoming more productive tfsadpipc any single line o f title can be each year. Few or no surface pests arc duj o>t from tjie water and any other encountered when this system is used, Ibe of tile can be supplied at will. This os the fields con be flooded at any time allow* the planter to apply the water to desired, thus drowning them out. The ike exact |iortion o f the field he wants it system is not a succ ess where there is no is within wetting portions that do not subsoil. and moisture. D is the rows o f 8-inch T|ip item o f good drainage is just as ^.through the joints o f which the water essential ns an Inexlinustible ‘ supply of weps siul wets the fleld from the bottom wnter, the system of tile noting for this he controlling box. O is healthy plants, nnd our irrigation assists It lias n partition in us in applying ajr at tbe very mots o f the This sirbnwalion also Bother hole in the partition is a pro­ >vo can supply 12 inches limes o f cold The frost line, which tliose here the first hole and u V Shin« slit in who are unacquainted with ounditiphi in kt lop of the partition. E is the ditch ut Florida talk about so glibly, can hi^found * side of the road which carries off the four Inches under the sod In any part of Wall r. tbe state. It does not show on tbe southern portion of Cuba to S5 feel upart, running the short way Florida. tbe field, there ' *»■*■if* W. W. "A B E R N A TH Y AL K. JONES ROBT. McL a u g h l i n jones - McL a u g h l in A Motor For Any Purpose FU RN ITU RE , STOVES HOUSEHOLD GOODS eur- Tncii, as freezes have occurred in tile D 18 indies beneath the surface, rev Sum m er or W inter your wnuts in the Automobile line. If you want to o f considerable Importance in rent * i kecenter with a hole through the lower plants. nd where the tile U connected to it, tection •m* F U R N IT U R E C O M P A N Y ip. The. joints are covered with sawdust, purpose when (here is an excessive rain­ piper or fiber lu keep the sand and dirt f a ll A ir ik also necessary to the life of km working into the lines o f tile. Oak Avenue and First-Street Come and join the Boosters’ Bandi • the n nd oil over J U S T A R R IV E P Refrigerators, Ice Boxes, Porch Rockers, Etc being a fall of nfiout To prepare an ucrc of land for growing is. sufficient Vegetables by installing nil irrigation sys­ * r 1 to allow the water to trickle through tem which costs $105 m ay seem a foolish tows in 330 feet, which ithout loss by frictlos. Sanford Machine & Garage Company C A L L AND S E E OUR S TO C K C A S H A N D IN S T A L L M E N T P H O N E 331 These rows o f waste of money, but tbe productivity of the that irrigated acre when in good tilth and b>di feed main, which is in turn con- fructifies properly is So ninny times more '* ire .connected w ater tight nt Henry M cLaulin The open than it would be otherwise that the owner tok K is on the lower side o f tho field is fully justified in going to tbe expense. *1 receives tbe surplus water from tile For Instance, such an acre here lias i n ­ MY SPECIALTIES - Pickard’s Haiid-Painlod China ¡t* D. Two feet back from the ditch is duced seventy tons of vegetables in Gerhain’s Sterling Silver • cootrollirifi box O. which Id used to single growing season of nine muntlts Rogers' Plated Ware « the water bock In the field. This which sold fo»$4,0G4, paying the" railroad Elgin and Waltliutn Watches t bss three outlets, one on a level with $733 to haul Uiem to market? A fairly • D. which when open permits all ex- good acre? Ono o f our growers lust spring tolve rainfall to drain intn ditch E. marketed $32.000 worth o f lettuce and * B « t higher outlet is 12 inches above cucumbers off of 22 acres. .One thousand. • first, ninl when the first outlet Is $2,000-br $3,000 is not an unusual output1 ***«1 permits a level o f'12 indies Of for a single acre. * * in die field above the tiling.' The -T h e little unimproved Matting and Rugs JE W E L E R Wed with the stand pi (let. A L L GOOpS G UARANTEED FLO RID A SANFORD The Crippen Music Store - High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones Easy Payments Low Prices SECURE . A none NOW Pico Block Irrigublo- land a4nches tJCl(TW the surface. left in the CelerTTKIlfl Beits a l from f ) 50 * * the Ant and second outlets are an acre up. Last season. 10 acres of • d the water w ill then gather in the cultivated land, well irrigated and scien- EAST NORTH to within 2 indies o f the surface. tUlcally drained, passed from the owner­ °liei|lng and closing the outlets in the ship o f ono old resident o f Sanford to •Wing box the q u a n tity 'o f waler*,op- another old resident o f Sanford for a con­ Atlantic *0 the plums can be measured with sideration o f $17,500, being $1,750 an acre, and the high water price ever paid in tills section o f the country for funning land. The buildings on this property were not worth $1.000. O u r Easy Payment Plan It is not unusual seems to sylt everybody. for land that has beep in cultivation one because we enable you to season to sell for $1.000 an acre. years’ cultivation brings it Three up (o its maximum in production and each succeed*■" tf ing year adds to its value on account of its high state o f (lillh. controlling It's popular WEST SOUTH Get A Heme ELECTRIC LIGHTED P U L L M A N DINING AN D SLEEPING CARS hdmes at Markham Park For Information, Rotes,and Reservations Bee near est Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write*’ ‘ \\ «*■ Be the landlord’s slave no longer. Strike out for freedom. W e will help you If you will let us. Our The experts from the Department o f are just the tiling for you. Take your Agriculture at Washington who have In-- w ife to look at them. She w ill he devru h ih t* prospect it of o w vcslígólw t UreSäh fo r g -s y a c m òt JflEr of them. irrigation have pronounced it the heat poised method o f applying moisture in plant growth that has ever been devised boxes are also or brought to the attention o f tbe Defuut- N. H. GARNER Sanford, Florida A . W . FRITOT, D. P. Agent it Biy St. - JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA �itîÿVi* l * ’ V* . . 1 .• •• « y « * *i » •. * . "*r**!* r***;'.•■* ** * * ■ '# . ■. A ‘f ;* i .. 'v'; £ •* Z’- i *•* ,* V ■',? • *. March lo, committee b y paid carried. Moved and seconded to adjourn carried. M. W . Lovell, counts oT the bond trustees' a n d ''o f R. C. Maxwell carried. Moved and seconded that the city pay H o f the cost o f sidewalk In from o f the Gamer-WoodiufT-Yowell Building at the rate o f 13M cents per fo o t C. H. Lefflcr asked that the assessment on property foot o f First street be re­ duced, taken under advisement. Moved that vouchers as signed by (be president and approved by the finance committee be paid carried, Moved and second to adjourn canTST. M. W. Lovell, ~ t -— T Clark. Maybe You D on’t Get Your Mail Regular and it May Be Because You Have a Poor and'Harbors Congress, Mr. Thompson's address was one of. the best and most In­ teresting that lias ever been beard In this city. Ho has made a thorough study o f his subject and wasr fam iliar with It In detail. A fter his address Mrs. Maude W. Henry, field secretary o f the association, spoke briefly along the same lines. The matter o f a local organization was taken up dnd perfected. W . L. Palmer o f Or­ lando was placed at tho bend o f it atld the committees were l e f r unfilled, to bo named later. T o help all concerned, all next week, we*will sell Galvanized Signal B o n es at 95c, rH O G IlE B B . w hich sp elli and Mail your name goes PRO S­ P E R IT Y , la but another w a y o f spSIF Is« PUBLICITY umici appointed. Street— W. D. Holden. S. Runge, TL ' A . Howard. Sanitary—& Runge, J..D. Davidson, W. D.Hçldeu. T Onlianco— If. Ward, H. R. Stevens, S. Fire— B. A . Howard, H. R. Stevens, J. D. Davidson. Building— J. D. Davidson, W. D. Holden, R W a rd . th e (natter o f additional hydrants as to the number and location referred to fire committee. Petition as to the grading Laurel A ve, referred to street committee. Petition o f C. Brown and others asking that a light be placed near Lite Baptist church on Pine A ve. received and the clerk was instructed to notify tho Electric lig h t Co., to place aiTTnaderccht lig h t at that front. The clerk was instructed to notify the Electric Light Co., that if the oorvlce was not improved so that It would come up to the specifications in the contract that the vouclicra would bo held up. On motion the resignation of E. W. Stevens as street commissioner was accepted carried. Moved n n d a e c onded that the street committee be Unpowered to employ a street foreman, carried. Bond o f M. W. Lovell aa Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor accepted and ordered filled. Moved and seconded that tho chnlr appoint a committee o f three ; who shall be authorized to employ council at a compensation not to excedo $500 to drift a new charter for the' city.. The chair appointed W. D. Holden, B. A. Howard, H. R. Stevens. Moved and' sec­ onded that the vouchers as signed by Die president and approved by .the finance West side and Marshal Smith was noti­ fied to look up tiie matter. A still hunt divulged the fact that a negro,. W ill jeruiingTiorfherry ’ enfployetTht th e " ilW ff had disposed o f quantities o f tobacco, cigars, hams, etc, to small stores on San­ ford Avenue. Mar alia I Smith im m ediately placed. Jennings under arrest and confronted with his guilt he broke down and conicased. The siotes OQ.ihe. avenue were then searched and tho greater part of tho goods recovered. The negro will get a term and i f the store keepers who bought tho goods do not get one they can consider themselves lucky. M u sic Club M e e ts A m eeting o f the Sanford Music Club was held In Mrs. Fannie Munson's studio last Saturday afternoon. Miss Peaches Lefllcr was leader for the afternoon and arranged a very pleasing program. M ol D. L Thrasher read a splendid paper on John Sebastian Bach; Miss Lcffier's ex­ cellent paper related to Bach and his mu­ sic. Miss Ellen Mahoney played a short two part -fugue .by Bach, illustrative of Mrs. Munson's talk on (he his work Christmas Oratorio and Prelude from Bach were pleasing numbers o f the program. " A Dream1’ was beautifully played by Miss Helen St. John. Elks L o d g e T o r S an fo rd It is rumored that Sanford has applied for permission to establish an Elks Lodge, the recent census o f 5,262 people en­ titles tho city to a lodge. Thera arealready about forty Elks in the c ity ' and a fine Elks Home could be-erected, .. ' ---------- ttrWoods Co.i fads - — — The commislon Ann of H. Woods A Co., o f Chicago has failed according to reports and their office In this city w ill be dlscontinued. K. R. Murrell who has had charge o f the office here will continue, in tho'commission business. In A D V E R T IS IN G , In m aking things known from in fin to man, from w o­ man to .woman, lies the secret o f SU C ­ CESS fo r which Individuals and communition seek. These Boxes sell for $1.25 the —----- —.-^^world o ver------------- H I L L H A R D W A R E CO i k a d a y o f w aitin g fo r B U S IN E S S to step In at Lho door and SU C C E S S to b low Id at the w indow Is past B y the D e p o t W e " must go out and corral B U S I­ N E SS -and coax SUCCESS. . ____ _ And tho one w ay to do It to spelt bo- Salfc and F re s h w a te r Fish M E R R IE E N G L A N D r SANFORD.AV PH O N E 68 Is the title o f a book on Social­ ism, containing the underlying principles nnd ^he most impor­ tant objections; For sale at 2 1 1 First Street. Price 10c Society Stationery *Your appreciation of what Is correct In W riting Papers and Envelopes will make yntrti custo mer of ours.— ;— 3 — —--------- BOOKS Our Feed line i » complete; when you are ill want of same, give us a <;ull. W e will save you money, and also givt* you*the very best o f quality. W e carry a full line of chicken feeds. -When your hens are not giving you the eggs they* should. Try our fmla for them, and see if the change wont pay you. We have the feed for your cow ulso. If you'are not trying it now conic to see or phone us, nnd we will tell you what feeds you will get the best results from In stnple groceries we cun save you money; now if you like to save this little coin, it will be to your interest to get our prices —before-buying— «______ _ ___ ' Courteous attention and a square deal is our m olar” and Stationary go atm in arm. The rea­ der wants to write— the writer wants to rood, * Both can be supplied here. T o enumerate the items we. have to Interest you would crowd out all other news from thiB paper. Enough to say our Hrfo is complete. THE N. & R. S T O R E Respectfully Phono 330 H . D IN G E E * '* Plum bing and Gas Fitting A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention and Best Efforts G E N E R A L F IR E IN S U R A N C E AGENT Opposite City Hall Phone 230 (Lieioo u u tu aso* The Avenge Increase in Population * W e.W ill Protect Y our Homes ^ o f cities and tow ns everyw here is 25 per cent in ten years. T h is means that new hom es w ill have to be built and m ore stores provided. T h is w ill increase the value o f land at the edge o f our city. We have Some Choice Property F IR E : R o o m 'll IN S U R A N C E - W e lco m e Bloel —«ji » aw™* i ' ■■ ' ■ m* i ■ that can be bought on easy term s. It w ill make you a beautiful h om e and w ill contin u e to increase in value. THIS LABEL, MADAM, MEANS FIRST Q U A L I T Y Look for the “ Qyaker City” label—In red and blue— some­ where on every bag or barrel o f ) genuine “ Quaker^ City” Flour, Tt is your guarantee, d i r e c t from tlje miller— that there’s F IR S T Q U A L IT Y flour inside. Q UA K E R C IT Y FLO U R M ILLS CO. P H IL A D E L P H IA N. H. G AR N ER Sanford, Florida - \ �IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Utile Happenings—Mention o Matters In Brief. PtRSONAl ITEMS OF INTERES or the Floating Small Talk Succinctly Arranged for llur rled Herald Readers. Summary Mrs. R. J- Holly and Children nre visit Inti Mrs. Holly's mother and sister in Tsrapa. G. K. Calhoun spent several .days of this week in Gainesville on business and pleasure. B. M. Tench, the popular representative of the Godmon Shoe Co? o f Columbus was in the city on Monday calling On the local trade. Mr. Tench makes his home in ■' i • . Gainesville and is.w ell known all over All Local Advertisement« Under This Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue Florida. WANTS Mrs. W. W. Hamilton o f Lynchburg, Vo who has been "the guest of relatives at tho Baptist-parsonage during the post week left Wednesday for Tampa, where her husband. Dr: Hamilton is conducting a meeting in the First Baptist church. .•Hon. Dave Adams, mayor of Oakland, was in the d t y -on Monday and was shown over the city by Messrs. Culbreath nml-WIdor. Mr. Adams was greatly im pressed with the sights, especially the Eagles' Hall. He is the representative of the commission house of G. H. Rivcnburg & Co., and is said to be of Irish extrne tion. * E could not enjoy the pat­ W ronage at Sanford for the For Sole— Twenty-five colonies Italion bees in Root's ten frame hives, also ex­ tractor uncapping can and twenty extra complete hives aU new. . Box 11B4 San­ ford Fla. t . „ 29-2p For Sale— Hens, pullets and cockerels Rhodes Island Reds that ore red and trap nest layers. Egg for hatching. Sapfdrd Poultry and Pigeon Farm. R. D. No. IT 29.2p Household furniture for sale, apply at 412 Palmetto Ave. Mrs. J. S. Mnkiu. , 29-2p For Sale— 69 >4 acres, 23 cleared, 7 room house, large barn, orange and other fruit trees, a nice homo. 914 acres, 3 cleared on Ciay road. 40 acres timber land, good fnrm land. 2j>!4 'acres hammock land, 4M cleared, fine well. *3 acres tiled, small house on railroad. A ll the above- at a bargain. Address Box No. 36, R. F. D., No. 1. 29-3 tc For Sole— House nnd lot. corner o f Ma­ ple A vc, and 2nd street. No incumbrance. JUy H. Beck. 29-2tp For Sale— Ten acre tract. 3 acres tiled and cultivated, hals mils from Monroe on ood rood.. Going at a bargain. P a rtia l, rs at Herald oilice. . 29-tf _ wo Thoroughbred English SeucrPupsTGImlstone^tpck; none better; pedigrees furnished. Females 710 each 9 weeks old. Address ”j r V. E. Wiles, W c U »u r n c .F U L _ _ ^ _ _ _______ 29-2up___ _ Tomato Plants for Solo— 500,000 L iv ­ ingston’s New Globe now ready. Plants 8 to 12 inches ahd stocky. Later sowings past thirteen years did we not have the reputation, f which is usually shared by all reputable establishments, in giving careful attention to - K‘ v-M detail, and leaving nothing Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher visited . NeW ties ot Yowell's. Jo-It Mrs. Thrasher's parents at Eustls last Crashed and pulverized Limestone, car Saturday. ■hwrti lots. R. H. Whitner. 2tf W. H. Williams, W . L. Milteer, P. M . ; ■ ' Remember that Mrs. Allen wants to sec Elder and J. K. Meitlngcr spent the day the ladies tomorrow and Monday. on the Wcklwn. ■3 ,. • . — Seed Potato Cutters nnd Planters nt Mrs. G. E. Granger and daughter, Miss Frrnnld's. Call and let us show you. 22tf Mabel, have returned from u short visit 18 Pounds o f best granulated sugar for In Jackson ville.---------------- — $1.00 at N. O, Garner's;---------------24-t f , Stringfellow spent .several.days of Free demonstration in Mexican. . rwecIFin thB'clty. He is making his Work and Stenciling, for few days only?? home In. PcLntid. N at Yow ell's store. Don’t miss it. 30-lt-p Handsome china cabinets Just in. San­ Mrs. J. H. Bruton Is in Atlanta this rcel whewshe will buy a large stock or ford Furniture J it :— ---------- ~ : 2 2 -tf ~ Fresh peanut but ten in bulk, 20 cents n spring milliner^. pound ut N. 0. Garner’s. 2-l-tf Joseph Zapf o f Jacksonville was In the Mrs.„AlienJuvitcg the Jodies.to iter exqy . city several d a y ot loot week shaking pomtm In the Bishop hltKgMomorrow. hands with old friends,* * For Sale or Rent—Tw o acres fertile land Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine In high state o f cultivation, oho mile from Frank Miller’s new house on Magnolia & Garage Co. 48-tf town. Flowing well, tiling, celery hoards. avenue, is assuming stately proportions, If your nitn in life is to economize nnd A bargain. Address Owner, P. O. Box s i It nears completion. • ...... 27-tfc lah & vcJ ar your .everyday Use dependable 1384. Remember that oh A pril 1st you should goods at the 16wc4t possible prices we ask Tomato plants, sweet |>otnlo slips and you. not for our sake, nor for this town's velvet be ans ■“for sale:— S.OOO.OOO Lhrtng^ •ton '« Now Globe-imnato |4«ms at 1.26 ~s rid mlVertl M the Cl I y. sake, nor for 'Th e 's a k e «^ a n y t h in g b u t per thousand. Delivery after February W. A . Morse, representing the Stevens your own pocket book and your bank nc 15th. Headquarters for potato slips and Engraving C a, o f St. Louis called upon count, to aim for our store and hit the velvet bean seed. J. R. Davis, Bartow, , 23-Hp centre o f economical buying Sanford Fla. the local trade this week. For Solo—One span o f mules, wugon y* 22-tf Miss Sarah Cooley sings at the Ceciliun Furniture Co. nnd harness; mules six and" seven years Keep your eye on what's going on at old. weigh about 1,200 pounds each. In­ Music Club Saturday. Mur 11, 3 p. m. T H E ou^ store. W e ask you to carefully com quire of W. A. Minnlck. Cameron City. Studio of Mrs. Fannie Munson. 26-tf-p » , • pare our prices with anyone's quotations. Mack Moye and fam ily hnvemuvcd into Warned— Room* for light housekeeping. Look them up and we will get your busi­ the Check house, on the comer of MagS'* A ll convcnienobs. Mrs. W. F. Leavitt. ness. Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tf r* *. 30-4 t-c nolia avenue and fifth street Millinery Opening at Mrs. Alleri'B to­ W a n iu j — Hauling und teaming to do; A large party o f Maitland people charter­ morrow. The best line ever shown in the plowing nud harrowing. Address Frank ed the good bout W ckiwa on Wednesday city. Garrod, general delivery. 26-tf-p to make the trip to the Springs Get you r E a ster dress and tr im ­ For Salc-^Rhode Island Reds and In­ M A K E S IT E A S Y Quite a number o f Sanford people were m ings at Y o w e ll’s If you w ant a nice dian Runner Ducks, bred from heavy lay­ ing slock, $1 |>er setting ot 15 eggs, well in Orlando last Friday a tten din g' the d re s s N. P. Y o w e ll &. Co. JO- t packed and delivered at the ex n e ss o f­ aeroplane (light o f .Mr. Benchey Watch N. 0. Garner’s window displays fice at Monroe, Flu. Address U. 3. MikeGEO. H. FERNALD A. P. CONNELLY : 28-5 p Miss Emmn Houston of Kibler, West end) week for new and big burguins in sell. Sanford. Fla. Y o u r P resid en t .. Sec'y L Treat. 24-tf Found— A small sum of money. Own­ Virginia,.is the guest o f Mr. and Mrs. groceries er can recover same by describing same Autoes nnd carriage- painting at Un­ L A. Urtnnley on Celery avenue. and paying for this advertisement. E. W. tf The Foreign Missionary Society of the derwood's. First chis» work. Stevens, 301 5th St. 30-1 ip A ll kinds o f repair work. Sanford Ma­ Methodist church held their regular Inect* For Sale—flo ra e and surrey. Horse is Let U s Tell Y o u A b o u t It chine & Garage Co. 48-tf young, gentle, good driver nnd saddle log Monday afternoon, in the church. You can get ycliow corn meal at Long's horse. Surrey is new. Both must bo sold J. 11. Ragsdnlc left last Saturday for Grocery. _____ __ . ,.2 6 -lf at once nnd buyer will get benefit o f sac­ | t li home in Pulaski. Term-' after a suc­ rifice. Inquire at Herald for particulars. Underwoods for harness, saddles; horse b x 30-3p* cessful sale of lo t » in Sanford Heights. and mule Jewelry. 17-tf i For Sale—Fine home. Nine room house.' W. Gwynne F o x , is -home for a few Wo nre equipjied to handle your re|>air Two lots. Fruit trees. New, large barn days this week and reports tile most work. - . üanínrd Machine & Garage Co. und other out buildings. Just outside J (M r> l Klrrt-l, un« Murk Itom Or pot opposite 1*0*tofltca) fuvonibie ixrtidiriona-Hi-tlie—Laud—o f -tin* city limits A il the modern conveniences. -------------------------------------------- 48 tf. "Would' imike ~n-bcmmftrt--vrtn»tsf-bome^ "Manatee. S tra w h u ts— th e Knox m a k e—the House has just been built. Address Box | ^ T H r E r W I S E r J » r o p r lc t o r — — ---- —— Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Overman are in A t ­ h igh est gra d e huts made. At N. P. 1169, Sanford. 30-2p Formerly Manager o f Central Cafe - , 30 It lanta tills week on business and pleasure Y o w e ll S. Co's. For Sale— Brush Runabout Automobile Spring time is here and tiie ladies turn — as good as ,new. $300. Owner going bent. Mrs. Overman is purchasing tier to thoughts of new hats. See Mrs. Allen north. For (urticuiarf call nt Title Bond spring millinery. Guarantee oilice, next to Peoples Bank. Tiie many friends o f Mrs. John Z. tomorrow tind Monday. 30-2 p New line children.s muslin under­ McDonald, will regret to learn that she A sure bargain if bought at once— a continues quite ill, in the homo of iter w e a r — gow n s, under sh irts, d ra w ers, business lot right hero in Sanford, cheap. ate. N. P. Y o w e ll &. Co. 30-lt Gulager, box 493. 30-lt-C. Ocice. Mrs.' W ill Hand. S h o rt O rd o rs At AH H o urs E ve ryth in g F ir s t C ic a » Luunr.li W cklw u w ill m ake trip to For Sale— Wood that will please you. Tiie Herald office bus Just received u Springs Sunday m orn in g ut 7, o 'c lo c k . Good measure, the right price. Piione new line of swell invitation stock and R etu rn in g to S a n fo id at 8, p. m. your order to Brady's LiVery. 300 t-p Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates visiting cards. . Ladies are especially In­ W o o d r u ff has u full line o f spring Wanted—To exchange good saddfc vited to call and ooo it. I-4 4 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ + ♦ + ♦ ♦ + + + + 4 4 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * » * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 und sum m er O xfords. Call -und sec horse for draft horse or mule. Exchange bicycle for one horse wagon. Enquire at . 29-2t §• T. Lewis, soles manager o f the Con­ them . Herold oilice. 30-lt-p rk xxaxv x » » » '. Dr. Howard has returned and can be signees' Favorite Box Company of Chat­ For Solo— Forty ocres celery land, one tanooga. Tcnn., visited Sanford last week found ut Ins residence in the forenoon mile from Cameron City, quarter mile and his otlicc in the nfternoon. 22-tf from loading station on. railroad. A s a in the interest o f his firm. whole or in tracts to cult. Ten acres L e t us sh ow you th e p r e ttie s t and ¡\ J. T. McLain of Geneva spent Tuesday fanccd. five cleared and in crops. Fine best s h irts m ode fo r th e p rice— Eclipse In Die city euroute home from Oriuiido, flowing well. Price on application. A d ­ ' 30 It dress, Owner, P. O. Box 1384, Sanford, •here he attended the meeting o f the S h irts. N. N. Y o w e ll & Co. Today, in tinj United States, more than one hundred leather ' 30-lt Place tile titles to your real estate in Fla. County Executive Committee. the Realty Trust Compnny and avoid comtanneries ure dosed down. „W I1Y? In order to reduce th? The ladles of the Congregational Church l4icaüónt. For particulars undress B. F « , • ( a ,'c V' "wtsii io thuhkthe auction committee and Wbitnar. Jr., Secretary, 7- tf available leather now on the market and thereby force the manu* " ill others whoTJMped them prepare and • j * Dou't forget you can get your chipped •*rve the fish f r ^ dinner an Sanford fncturer to pay an increased price for leather, who, in turn, is beef and bum cut on mi American slicing • Heights. Feb.. 21st. machine at W. W. Long's market. 28-tf compelled to mukc the retail merchant pay an 'increased price C. C. Coffee o f Jacksonville, and so Best grade Buitereuc ut Long's, grocery. many years connected with Cohen Bros, Try it while butter is high. 26-tf for shoes, or slight tiie shoes in their quantity unci construction, dry goods store, Is now in Sanford and is' Plea se send com bin gs to mo, and I connected with the Boston, the po pular w ill m ake you sw itc h e s o r pu tls very Thu rctuil liter inbuilt protects .himself in turn mid the consumer, re rs o ris b le In price. Anna Bell Topp, P i gtxuU house o f this city. ■ C elery C ity, f la. 29-tf pays the price put on the shoe. Mr. Geo. D. Grant o f Rochester, N. Y., is Best grade preserves and pickles just Hw guest of his unde and aunt, Mr. und in . call a ltd U> them. IV. IV, L o n g ... i 'f i l f „ --Mix M. W. Lovell, at their home on 4th If you buy your Shoes from us, you are not Bring your old life « to Sanford Machine Ho U mud) pleased with the Gurage Co. for vulcanizing. 48-tf at the mercy of the leather Trust. We can ccuntry and may, settle among us. A dollar or two u week furnishes you * L. B. Howery, F. J. McConnel, W. H. home. Come in and see how we remove save from 10 to 15 per cent, on every pair of I khd*dell and Dr. Lehukering o f Dor ling- all obstudes for those who have Utile to or the son of n prophet are not reshoes you buy of us. l * .ton atkl Tbo*. Pugll o f Mineral Point. start on. Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tf uired to predict that farm lands in Wisconsin ore visitors to the d t y this ►range County will never cost less. A Sunday Trip W e ore the SOLE agents in Sanford for tiie ONLY Shoes m ade in week. Mr. Howery U a newspaper inan The launch Wckiwa leaves the city )esirable cheap government lend *m l lb « whole party expects to purchase AM ERICA, INDEPENDENT o f the Leather Trust. dock on Sunday morning at 7 o'clock. las decreased so rapidly the past «m l in Florida. \ . * .* ‘ I Returns to Sanford at 8 o'clock. Gives 'ew years that improved fanning A Tithing will be held jail •ytM-o -dsy ot the beautiful sulphur and in this section have felt -the ° * y on Friday March. 17th, in Mr. Grip-* ^L - s o w in g yConrt, t)lqiMX,gl ttyp- Jlflta wrasiegfofe.'TfaflA&Sf atfhVuoTT}.n 1 Bathing and b o a fln g Is free. 7 * the direction oi the Woman's Mis ay. See us today. ; ^ 4 Card of Thonho. T ^ ^ y Society o f the Congregational The ladies o f tiie Congregational contributions of farm products, k* 7* hread,^aike, etc., nre solidted. Come Church wisli to thank th e public for the •od supply your household before going Und patronage accorded them at the fish - undone-to please. ’ The merchandise--we_ sell . 'will convince, you it~is to ri. ~* -your advantage to^make us . „-your haberdasher. r m i Clothier and -Men’s -Furnisher---- SANFORD F L O R ID A Sanford Building & Loan Association Stop Paying Rent! Own Home l TH E C IT Y R ESTA U R A N T Steaks, Chops, O ystersand Fish a Specialty . . . . . . 1 » ' 1 ?! \* (Vs A P L A C E FOR LA D IE S AND G E N TL E M E N 1 i- 'L'jf i»ÍI n! ?.fl \ » >i ;l| #! ;,4 1% "] ■d ' ‘jALJ f J | UNDER PRESSURE OF LEATHER >TRUST M A N IP U L A T IO N A PROPHET D : L . T W R ASH ER N. H . G A R N E R fry. Sanford, Florida Sanford. - - Florida •i •I si '<1 ‘t r Y tr *r h; *1 �¿y March IO, ioti Ttir SANTORO HfcRALD io~U>b orlgth al Oroak M d K W h y any. ‘C hristian m in ister should assail mo -bocsoso I end oar or to S o fo r tho peo­ p le w h a t he has D eflected to do I cannot understand. 1 m ost lea ve It to / ftb o L o rd to jn d fo betw een ns. I resent H I*h e r Criticism and accept Pmtor Ru«»*ll Pointa Out Mora Da* t h e W ord o f C o d In fu ll. I re ject noth* captiva Additions to tho Word oYÖod I n f becanae o f mjr^own o r other men’s Contal nad In-' Our Common Vorolon surmises, but m erely yo b y the facta. Blbtoa, but Shown to Ba Falsa Bo* I f the oldest Oroek MAS. do not con­ f~* "*«0000 Not Found In tho Oldaat Oroak ta in certain passage* o f Scripture, bow . MSSv-Ona of Thaaa -Fllee". Haa could they get into later MBS. except • Mouidod Aoooptod Thaology—Dood sa apnrloun additional MORE DEAD FLIES IN THE PRECIOUS OINTMENT. Plica Causo tho Apothooory*» Olnt* to Btinlc— Eoolaalastoa 10:1. V elvet Bean Seed It i i important that all velVet bean seed N o t l o n g a go I should be tested for germination this year before planting. The early frosts o f last pointed out t h a t the last t w e I j o October and November injured n large r e n e a o f 8b M ark's amount o f the seed before it was ripe. A s Gospel, in o a r Com ­ a result, there U likely to be much shriveled mon Version, a r e and immature seed put on the market ’ spurious—eo roeogthis spring. Under exceptionally favor­ 'n lte d by all schol­ ars, because these able conditions some o f this shriveled rermeo a r a not to seed will germinate. Under ordinary be found In any o f field conditions only a small percentage o>r«iaartrfiNnt‘ MBS. and w ere evid en tly added to tho tVFord o f Ood In tho Seventh Century o r later. M oreover, w e ga ve proofs o f the untruth fulness o f this addition. Is U tn io that w h o ever behoves tbe Gpspol o f Christ m ay handle serpents W ith im punity and may drink deadly poison w ithou t harm ? Barely nob It t e nothing- sh ort o f a- sin -fo r those w h o better to acknow ledge thee# and to use them to bolster op theories o f D ivin e H ealing. I t la aa A u d i a c rim e to add to iha Wotd o t O o d a s t o t a k a a w a y -from l b T o d a y I In vite attention to som e oth­ e r "dead flies," som e oth er additions to G od’s W ord, w hich h ave bad much to d o w ith tw istin g the th eolo gy -on e» d e ­ livered to the aalnta. T a k e ,’ fo r in*. Stance, th e ctoein g w o rds o f- ih e - L e - - 4P*ayar>- _ .. r ____ T h i n s Is the Kingdom end P ow er end k. . G lory." 'T h e s e words, I f ottered by on r Lord, Should bo found In the old G reek USB. B a t they ore not found therein. T h e y are, therefore, to be rejected as additions mads b y peopls centuries A fte r M a tth ew ’s Gospel w as written. Thane w ords w ere Introduced when tho fa ith o f the Church respecting the K in g d o m o f Messiah Was «ba n ged or changing from w h a t It wns origin ally. A ll through tho N ow Testam ent tho second com ing o f C hrist Ip p ow er and g lo ry to eetabllah Hlk K in gdom and to g lo r ify tho Church. Hla Bride, U set Cor tho end o f this Gospel A ge. B nt as tho tim e gro w long a change o f aenChnoot cam e Into the Church. I t be­ cam e popular and rich. Ita bishops •wore respoctsd. F in a lly ¿he theory p reva iled that God did not Intend to B elay the establUhm ont o f tho K in g ­ dom until the second com ing o f C b rU b bnt did intend to establUh It In the hands o f the Church during thU A g e • a d to use the Church fo r the conIgnoring o f the w orld and tbe fu lfillin g o f e ll the promises o f the 'past. In line w ith thU the most prom inent M shop o f the tim e was recognized as D iv in e ly appointed to represent Christ fci the w orld sod to reign o ver the na­ tions In his stead and to bring about khe Messianic reign, stc. T h U w as ths _ K la h flP o f Hom er* w ho subsequently styled the Popé sñd Wtrcr ctnHned• n d waa accorded the honorable tlUo, ~Vic+gtrml Of thi Bon of Ood." I t 1* M id that t h « équ ivalant o f this tid e la w orn to this day b y the P o p e on his |Nara, or throe-crowned bstr-Vfeartu# IDM N U L T h y Kingdom Cerne en Berth." T h e la ird ’s prayer w as already In the B eriptaree, end w as known to many. Ot could not be elim inated. B a t some ■us loos person, fu lly believin g that P o d ’s K in gdom had come, fe lt JneUfled tiT am ebding the prayer to correspond to w hat bs supposed w ere the facts, fia n c e tho prayer* w hich begins, T h y K in g d o m corns," Is made to end by naÿlhg, T h y K in gd om bas co m e In Its g lo ry and pow er." H o w gla d w e e r e to aeo tb e T ru th on this su bject; that the K in gdom o f God’ a dear Bon has not y e t been aet up •In any senae o f the w ord —that It la still «future. I t cannot be ast np until this (Qogpnl A f i ends and ths "e le c t" saint­ l y fe w o f e v e ry nation, J sw and Qenftlle, shall bs changed from earth ly to ibvaron ly nature by the F irst Resurreoitlon. which w ill q u a lify them to be • l a g s and priests unto Ood and onto st and to ralgn w ith H im a thouyears (lle v e la tlo ii xx, 6). i t la w ell that all B ible students Should m a rk this “ fly " and ex tra ct It ife o m th e Precious oin tm en t end n otice Ibow much sw eeter and fresh er the B an d's p ra y er le to them forever. i v r IT h r Mrely ’ HVgrO*.. .Xfcou seeds that do germinate and grew cannot produce strong and healthy plants. They yield small and sickly plants that ore un­ able ;to combat successfully with any Take any shallow box, which need not be more than three Inches deep, tw o feet long, or-ene and « half feet wide. - This will be large enough to hold about 800 velvet beans. Place about two Inches of sand in the box. Then count out 500 vel­ vet- bèans. Distribute tliem eve n ly o v e r the nurimoo a!.dm aaud,~*nd cover the seetA with sand to a depth o f about ..an inch. Moisten the sand thoroughly. Set ih c .b o l In a warm sunny p la c e .........._ ' It should be looked at every day to ace that the-eaad -ie-kepl -moist, but oot-soakcd with water. I e n days after placing the seed In the box, count all that have sprouted.. Di«idfe 100 times the numbero f sprouted seed by tb «’ number o f seeds placed In the box, the quotient will be tlie percentage o f germination. - For inston cesjlf 800 seeds ore placed in the box aiWflOO germinate, divide 30000 by 800, the q u ^ ien t Is 60, or 80 per cent, of the seed germinated. When taking the sample o f 800 seeds to put In the tester, care should be taken to get a uniform sample from the bulk o f seed to be tested. That is, do not choose only large pump seeds, but tnke them as they coine, broken, shriveled, or Imma­ ture. ' The te llin g o f die seed before plantlag may mean die difference between the failure and success of- the crop. It will the extra labor o f replanting. A s a rule, replandog is not satisfactory, because if the land is not plowed before replanting, it gives the Weeds the start of die crop.' I f onjy the missing places are filled in, the crop Is uneven in growth; while if the missing places are not filled In, a full crop will be secured. The results o f testing 1000 velvet bean seeds at tho Experiment Station, taken Just ok diey came from die butler, gave 58.3 per cent, germination. The sample Included broken, shriveled, immature, and -also good plump_.«;«?ls. Of 1000 seeds placed In'the tester, 583 tit 58.3 per cent, germinated and made stroug healthy planta. A further small percentage germ­ inated but soon ■died. Had this aeed been redeaned, and ell broken and shrivel­ ed seed thrown out, the percentage of germination would have been consider­ ably greater. A test o f 500 shriveled and Immature seed showed that only JUS, or 43 per cent, germinated, and these for the moat part weak plants. Velvet-bean seed that shows less than 30 per cent, germination should not be used. Seed that shows from 60 to 80 per cent, germination and gives that amount* of strong healthy seedings should be recleaned, throwing out all faulty seed. If that seems impracticable, 30 to 40 per cent, more seed to the acre should be planted, Jon* M. SWTT. Experimental Station ___________ University of Florida. PERUCffl-GYPZENE COMPANY IWWVl F R A N K L. W O O D R U F F . W ill A ppear A t Im perial W edu esday And Thursday N igh ts Tbe announcement o f the return o f the favorites Pertichi-Gy pzene Co., will be welcome news to U p amusement, lovers o f Sanford. This lim e they, bring to us two new plays. On Wednesday night March, 15th. that brand new and up-to the minute comedy success in three long acts o f but one long laugh. With Mr. C. IX Pertichi in the tills role and you all know that be Is really funny when It comes to comedy roles. The play Is en­ titled "H ello BUI" and if you don't laugh you better see 'a doctor because your Uver is certainly out o f fix. A nd on Thursday night March, 16th, the most beautiful costumes and scenic production you have ever witnessed in your d t y at any fancy prices you might have paid. ' Tbe second nights price la. entitled. ” "Dorothy Vernon o f Haddon HalT. Mr. has leased this complete New York production Including all special scenery and electrical effects and over $5000,00 worth o f silk and satin costumes covered over with expensive Jewels. faffs been rightly named when It was called tbe "Sweetest Story Ever ToM ". you have ail read thè book now sce 'ih trpta r Miss Mgble Gypzcne* w ill be seen i n the part, o f "Dorothy” sur­ rounded by a clever cast and Mr, Perudii guarantees these plays to his friends to be the t e s t ha has evar produced during hla m any ye a rs.In iho ifacroricat t t i >- , fessimi. Popular prices will prevail. SHOES Fron Sunrise to Sunset N o matter what the weather, no m at­ ter what the occasion, no matter what the time, there is always a - . *t . * W OODRUFF STYLE that is just the proper thing. F o r the clerk, for the merchant, for . the society man,-for the m an whose duty calls him out in the hours o f the night; there is a W O O D R U F F style ttr- rarrfrte** needs at a price to suit his purse. _ _ I $ .2 5 to $ 7 .0 0 F r a n k *L. W o o d r u f f ___ • m , P , ** W •. FT'•*•<» . - —— w # * - » * . ■ fc ' ‘ - . " , - - T07 W . First Street __ P h rttT rifi n I f f f o«verner__ Throughout, the State there is already considerable speculutiun a r - t o who willoffer as candidates for the office of Gov­ ernor. There have been several gentle­ men suggested es potential candidates most o f those thus mentioned being men o f unquestioned ability and character. But review ing the situation from an im ­ partial standpoint. It appears to ur. that the one man who stands out among the nspitonls to tile office, as a peak upon therplnlns, is Park Trammell, at present A ttorner-Genehil o f Florida. There are men -fitted for high office whose opportunities have not been such as to secure for them the knowledge of their worth by the people essential to political success. Tliere are other men who en­ jo y a wide acquaintanceship,.but who do not fully measure up to gubernatorial standards. But Mr. Trammell has the a d ­ vantage o f n splendid record o f public service which has not only made him a fam iliar figure in the affairs o f the State, but has demonstrated that be has the capacity to fill the high position of goversef with ability equal to any o f Florida’s Illustrious executives. His natural ^ j l i t y is supplemented by experience Jn both the legislative and ad­ ministrative brandies o f State govern ­ ment. having served In both branch of the leglslatnre, a total o f three sersions. and now rounding out a four-year’s term as Attorney-General. His record, extend­ ing over these important positions la sudi as to give an earne>t~of fa ithf ul and cem petcut public service i f called to the position of Chief Executive. , A self- made man w ho has risen from comparative poverty and obscurity to honorable position, a man o f irreproach­ able private life, splendid mental endownments, ripe experience, ond brood gafep o f public affairs, he is the logical candidate for Governor— and if he offers as a candidate, other -aspirant»- had as well decide to post their ambitions,— Lake­ land News. March 3, 1911. Dr. Schadt’s Special Party Trips Personally Conducted • Private Can *:- JA C K S O N V IL L E March 21-28 * NEW April 4-11-18-25 YORK $ 'May 2-9-10-2.1:10 | L eave 8:50 a. m. Ar. 2 p. in. 150 lbs. Baggage Checkcd. No Stop Over or Aocesa to Pullman Sleeper. • i TO Number in Car Limited ...... . - ~ ■ — ■; $15.00 Railroad Fare. H alf Fare for diildron under 12 years. McmhcjMup | fee $1.00. PlcaSc remit $16.00 and 10c stomp (fo r postal rcgiatruiiuuj uiul 3; :C secure your identification ticket and badge at least one week in advance from c I Dr, O . G . J . Schndt, 143 W est 84th St., N. Y. | jc Passenger agent will be at Union Depot 7:30 a. in. to 8:30 to pheck ban,: u!r } jg and at Washington to escort parties to New York. V '. . . t I Special rates at HOTEL ARAGON. Jacksonville, where DR. SCHADT’S Rep.-1 resentotive can be seen after 7 p .m . day before. For further details address i DR. SCHADT and endose sta m j^ p r reply.« * . • - ' . . . f W W W W W W W W i W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W . W *•**W 'ifc Phon, » • 3324. 14. I W O M A N 'S ! E X C H A N G E , Fancy Works o f A H Kinda. i1 Siainpiof, Embroidery 41 « M a i n a l i . Ava. Supplies. H in d Psintni I 'I u m Home M id e Cooking a Specially. C on sign m en ts ond O rd ers S o lic ite d ♦♦4"M"M- +44*+++++++++++++++— ++++++++ ♦♦♦♦♦«❖ •fr-:-* <• t RETA I L CASH G R O C E R Y '{ J. B. WILLIAMS. Prop. ~~ • Staple and Fanoy Groceries, Hay, Grain j • and Seed ••* I Fruit«, Vegettbles, Candle«, Cigar« and Tobaccocs ^ All Kinds Country Produce Bought and Sold X 21**, C o r . 3rd S tr e e t and S a n fo rd Ave. X T P. O. B ox 112 - ' SANPORD. FLORIDA — • • • - ’ j - I " * Phone 62 N o w Is T h e T im e T o Buy Improv­ ed “Ready to Plant'* Sanford___ Celery Farm s Citrus Southern Railway Company The Citrus Southern Railw ay Company now laying out a traction r ó t f to~ con­ nect Sanford, Orlando and Kissimmee, is desirous o f interesting financially every property owner a n d .-dtisen., n y y . these, points, believing*that a greâTêr. iïum ber' o f resident Investors will proportionately Increase the benefits to themselves, the knows the value of trading where “ Oh, W h e t a W hopper I " company and iba entire community. The she is sure of getting reliable goods W h o cannot sym pathise w ith the ; infidel, Thom as Paine, w ho when capital stock is made up o f 6,000 shares whether she wants a cake o f soop W e have the best the lost verse o f S t John’s o f the par value o f $100 each, from which or a side o f beef. acclaim ed, "O h, w h a t a wbop- the road* la to be built without issuing o f everything in the woy of gn cedes, meats, tobacco, toilet articles, I t reads, " A n d th ere, are also bonds or mortgages. other* things w hich Jesus did, the Ten mdnlhly payments on account of feed and grain. Our prices are as rfalcb, if th ey should be w ritten eve ry stock subscriptions accepted, beginning low as our quality is high. I suppose that even the w orld It- with tlie incorporation o f the company.could n ot contain the books that The official o f the company w ill • gladly Special for Saturday only rid bs w ritte n " (John xxl, 26).. call op Intending subscribers. ____ JteaL.Crcaniery Buttcx 30c,___ gayuuff v t reasuutng m ind Subscriptions In any amount are In­ pound. None charged at M the absurdity o f snob a vited at tbe prindpel office o f the com­ Surely a ll Christian mlnlathis price. . . b a ve In form ed the L o rd ’s pany, Church street and Orange avenue. under th eir cars reepectlng w hat Orlando, Fla., and for the convenience o f W hat Is not ths W ord o f God, persons In the v id n lty o f Sanford will be Bible, aa It waa recognised b y ths received until further notice at the Çhnrrt. and w rttten _d o w n Peoples Bank o f Sanford. SANFORD - FLORIDA Th e Thoughtful yVoman R. G. STOCKTON These farms can be bought for the next thirtydays for less money than have Sanford farms to sell. Burbank nor Celery City ever again, we N o t Largo, Taft, but Sanford. A lw ays Sanford. , There is only Sanford. A l l irrigated ready/to plant. one Will ; -pay for themselve£ this .. ................................. H. H. C H A P P E L L ’S Real Estate Agency -• I f * �* t * ;t March IO, 1911 *> . . i. . *. IM E S A .rO R D MCRALD fi (E S T A B L IS H E D Few 1862) of the V E R Y - B E S T Celery Farms for Sale We Are Strictly Agents and Have Nothing of Our Own for Sale HENRY IS A POLITigKER YET '* ‘ ***** •McCurdy W ill C om p ete W ith A u tom o . Sensatiofml aeroplane flights are prem­ ium at Daytona, March 28, 29, 30, when J. A. D. McCurdy, one o f Am erica's pton•eet nviators, will make a series of'flights in his Curtiss biplane. Aviator McCurdy w ill give a series* of five flights in the two days, two o i die most interesting o f which w ill bo a race widi thè fastest automobile on the famous Daytona Beach, noted as the fastest nuTnrootMte speed ¡¿ay!3r"~t!h6. wciliJ". rind ri flight at high altitude T r o n i' the bench over the towns o f Seabreeze. Daytonn Reach, the broad H alifax "river' and the A F o rm e r M a y o r o f S an fo rd M akes * G ood In W ushln gtofi S ta te r The following dipping from the Spoknne (W ash.) Chronicle will be Hnteicsjh ing to (lie tunny old Sanford friends of Henry LiUentlml, who was a citizen of Sanford some twenty ycare ago: “ Henry L. Liliemhal, candidate for city commissioner, is n pioneer of Spokane, and during ills twenty-one years o f resi­ dence here has been a prominent figure in local politics and municipal afluirs. Me. LUmnthni is n student o f- e iv t e and municipal problemAs. ’— From 1902 tp 1904 Mr. Liliem hal was city cotiitulssruhcr, hnd~duririg~illarierin was directly responsible for the upbuild­ ing oT the then prncticalIy"Tgnoredlilreel' department. Besides being a power of the street department, Mr. LUientliul had direct cliurge o f tiic [ hilice and fire depnrtmtrits and was responsible for a number of iniix^Luut tnorul reforms o f this city. He is credited witli abolishing tiie closed box saloons and the “ cleaning up" o f a number o f dives on Front street. Mr. Lilicntlial came to-Spokane in 1890 from Sanford, Fla., where ns u young man, he was active in civic affairs. He served two terms os mayor o f that town. Since lie hns lived ¡ i f Spokane” lie has been a successful contractor and real es­ tate dealer. He is now retired from the contracting business. Mr. Liliemhal says that lie has no interests to serve and no friends to reword." —-t - 1 Bacon The series o f flights is being arranged by tiie liotsl Men’s Association of Duy..tona and the Duytonn Board o f Trade, which are extending a cordial invitation to all persons to visit Daytona, the |irctRest winter resort in the world, at that time to witness the exhibitions. There will be no charge to witness the aviation exhibition« and welcome signs will be hung everywhere about d ie city. la signing the contract for a series of exhibition flights the Daytona people stipulated that the services of McCurdy should be given because lie lias had u longer experience In .handling flying ma­ chines than any other persop now in die business, with the exception o f the two Wright brothers and Glenn If. Curtiss himself. McCurdy was one o f the' first men to make a public ill light lit the Auto Trip to Beach United Stales and the first limn to fly nn A merry party of youug folks made the aeroplane in Canada, where lie still holds trip to Daytunn Bench last Sunday In die records for distance and nititude. Joe DeMon't'a red caboose. They thorough­ McCurdy's recent attempt over tlio sea ly, enjoyed the trip nnd everything went flight from Key West to llnvnpa ties merry until Enterprise was reachod on mode him tho most talked o f aviator in the return trip where part of the nia.the world-at die present tiuiu. Ills most «liin cry dro(”pe«T*Bui tUiU*tfitrwtinle party important work was undoubtedly Ilia wire­ was obliged to tuke a launch home. Joe less experiments carried on witli H. M. DcMunt states that the magneto wusNill Horton, a wireless expert, and McCurdy right but the auricular valve became bas the distinction o f having sent the cntnuglcd in tiic ap|iemlix- ami caused first wireless message ever sent from nn tho trouble. aeroplane in flight. In the party were the following: The exhibitions at Daytona the last Blanche Bigger». Maude Diggers, Reba week in March will give the people o f Stringfcllow, Maude Harris, Mary Walker, this section a splendid -opportunity to see Vance Douglas. DanMcCiiluBter, E. I’ llley, — ■ this fwnftus-jxvifltAr In »[ctuai fly ing feats. to if lines« the fast automobile "rnctTolT n teu^c lL A lk tf — 011 ' the most famous beach In tho world and The A rt Exhibit visit wliat is acjtucwledged to be the Tho Horace K. Turner exhibit o f art prettiest winter resort in tho country. photogrupits and photogravures of famous ■P ra is e F o r C aldw ell A well knowii travelling muti here this week stated that the department store of D. A. Caldwell & Sons o f tins city was Hie best concern of the kind'in the Estate and that their goods and prices would equal any department store of New York or Chicago. Sanford people ought to feel proud of tiie fact that a store with such a .reputation is in our midst. ,i 1 In ves tig a tin g Land Deals There are several U. S. Secret Service taca in the state ut present investigating die land deal«. « » * > . 1 large land com­ panies have been making statem ents that could not be substantiated and they' will probably have to face die II. S. Court and explain bow to rolse vegetables in Florida without irrigation. paintings at die high school Wednesday. Tlmrsdn) ami Friday of .last week was orte o f the finest displays in lids line that ha* ever visited Sanford, nnd well de­ served the large patronage that it re­ ceived. A large number of (icoplc avail­ ed themselves of tiie opportunity to see these pictures. S ch ool Im p rovem en t Ass'n M eetin g There will be a meeting qf the School Improvement Association in the New High School Building Monday, Mar. 13th at 3:15 p. m.* ‘ A special program will be rendered and business of importance dis­ cussed. This Association and these meet­ ings can be made o f incalculable good to our schools, therefore all parents, friends and patron* o f the school are urged to be present. N. J. P ekkins. U Vu'k 7i'osc ce rto * *CA 18 Pounds of best Granulated Sugar Fancy Butter - 10 lb. bucket Cottolene 12 lbs. ObiÎ8k Flour 24 lbs. Oblisk Fjour 48 lbs. Oblisk Flour 15c Ï ¿ É s 2 fresh fat Mackerel ■ 19c r, Peanut Butter in bulk 13c Dill Pickles, dozen Fancy Gooseberries, 2 lb. can 15 c Fancy Peaches, 3 lb can ‘ ¿DC f e M S S 25c Wesson Cooking Oil . *sf* t. « f " e f , e , - _ JÉ-i O C r l r Goods Delivered Anywhere In the City, any Time. TRY US and secIf You Can’t Come Phone Us. SANFORD, FLORIDA Pbone 267 M U S I Ó — BY T H E — panforti Baut) j . Popular Prices. Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida For terms see j H .C . Haskins ;V Phone 106 ' NO. Ill PARK AVENUE SANFORD, At Postofflco W iM M M 4 Ladies’ and Gents’ Garments Cleaned and Dyed in a Superior Manner Send Us Your Garm ents and Have Them Knock The Spots O UR F R E N C H D R Y C L E A N IN G Cleaned IS TH E E v e ry Garm ent Thoroughly Sterilized on O u r Sanitary SANFORD ~ CLUB Steam M . BEST Prosser P .~L I P E ; _ Manager C te a n e rs — =— Opposite Peoples Bank 'J 'l T PRESSING Right Sanford. Florida �in a r c H S “ Á zá x - ,> »»»% »• % T » M W W I I WI K �March IO, I9if . B allan ger Resigns that the secretary's resignation has been The resignation o f Rlchanl A . Ballinger, in the president's hand since January ltf o f Seattle, os secretary o f the Interior, last, that it was held in suspense., at the was accepted on Wednesday by Presi- urgent request o f the president, and that dont T a ft and W alter L Fisher, o f Chicago, was appointed his successor. It nppeurs In the correspondence between Mr. Ballinger and the president, which was given out In fu ^ ' b y the W hite House, as Cspl. Tarver Wants to Kns W. There ore peeblemi In tills buir world To eotve ore nighty too*u: Pray lell us why the •malleit girl Should tote the btggeit muff! Or why the very «mail e*t maid f un on 0 fearful 'V*P' the la t te r a i last acccptod It only a t . the itaggara dnwp (ha itraot beoealh urgent request of Mr. Balllngor. In his lower garden hai letter o f resignation Mr. Ballinger gives One and two horse wagons with celery the condition o f his health as the reason flared side bodies at Under wood's. 17-tf for retiring. Suburban Property Sanford E â C C 3 i3 C ïë £ ê E £ d ïiiîi3 ^ E l - JystvaJew lots left and they can be bought for one-third their ac­ tual value, on easy terms To wait is but to lose. so /come, look and you will buy. . . D ia g ra m sh ow in g syptem o f su b -irrig atio n . Henry J. Aufgang was a prosperous farmer. He saved money and got to be well off. • He bought bis stuff at (lie stote In town and so did his neighbors. Almost every day Henry drove to the store with a load of something which he sold and then "visited around" with his neighbors in town and his brother farm ­ er! who, like him, drove In often. . The women folks came sometimes and it was nice and sociable and everybody grew to know everybody else. Henry J. Aufgang hod. a telephone In his house and Good road to the Property, good sidewalks through the Property and good people living on the Property. : : S e e a rtic le o n in sert to Henry. "Business ton poor— town going back— stores all dosed." Henry sought hfs friend, the blacksmith— yes, he was Sanford Heights Improvement Company *«iniw*|iM»ve nuu sun uiu uaaaaaujg, uuuacs, VJUUIDC U1G| ¥13 O ffice F ir s t S t r e e t O p p o site Postollicc tfot t0 „ m e to me and I'm here yet Just because the catalog fellows haven't devised way and means for sh o e t " ¡ S i s d« i ery 00 ~ 1 b? H ^ - - _ jlliS—Q—dplb-IUl UCt— lag -hur aus b| tim ll- - Ba r W ie n t h c y 'J o r u have to lilt to." , , . -fro m the-Btg CitiesT5Very doy^ He could call up the doc, , ____ ____ lo t in town if his folks took sick or he'could ask the store ,.Wh > .i*L«*i 1 ° " •• i keeper the price o f eggs over the 'phone and take some ..r, “ in if the price was right Course you liadn t, rejoined the blacksmith, bourse One day be got a catalog from a "m ail order house" and road what It said about saving money by buying o f ^ ^ ni y0Ui ® i n t * ou had better do « » now. Y ° “ d° n'‘ Udnk' W e!i Where are you going to sell the big concern (which was many stories high according to the picture on (he cover ol the catalog and employed thousands and thousands of people). * Henry thought as be read the catalog v T, ^ , enV l° ,h° ,m" ' ^ £°“ “ *T Y°? ™ tfel rld, oi your wh“ ‘ ° ‘ tho e,ovalor* but won.t have any fun ony more in ,0WD vU,tl,lg W,lb,your »»Ighbors 'cause there isn't any town and "Business Is business," he said and stmt in on order for a s to v e -n o t to h i. friend, the store keeper In the town, who in the past trusted him and credited him when he was hard up, but to the man he had never seen— the man who ran the mail order house fn the Big City. ** t0 know h“ v® nlkiono 0W8y t0 80,1,0 P' aC<5 where make a living, "P retty aoon tho town w ill be all gone. Then your good road8 wlU h® B°ne* lo a And TO“ can't bring your ,Ilftb (m*cr Jewelry and castings to town to be repaired. "Business Is business.” Henry got his stove. One o f W your mal1 ordcr allWiS don’t fit you'll just naturally have the legs was loos&C-wouldn't fit. His friend the black- 10 B<l uoclc your feetTrod bear i t " If iuur mall order smith in town fixed It. He ordered his clothes and his cloth° 8 wb,cb T00 buy "*igb t unseen" aren’t what you hats and his shoes and his wagons and his furniture and want< wbat a re you Holni t0 do aboul W ' his carpets and his crockery and his boots anil rubber * Tho b b lii,n ,ltb paused. It was a long speech for him . boots sad shoes from the mail order house. and lt bad * ° l t0 Aufgang. "Business Is business." * "Busiaoss is business," finally said Henry. # Many o f his neighbors followed Ids example— "bus!-. • “ Y es and foolishness .Is foolisluieks," answered his nesa Is business." friend. "Y o u m ay think it's business to kill o f your town, H enry had been so busy, getting in the crop and send- bul I don't. Think it over Henry, think it over.” ing orders to the m all order house that ha forgot all Bbout Henry did "thin k lr # y a r " a s be drov e slowly hom e.. ward with the dressed poultry and eggs which he had in­ tended to sell to his friend, the store keeper. Finally tie went out and hitched up. didn't seem to be much doing there. Drove to the store It was dosed) W ent to town; W ent over to the furniture store—closed, too. So was the dry goods store; also the mlliinery store and the hotel and rpetauront didn’ t look prosperous. "N obody makes the town now," said the hotel man A s he neared the house his lipe moved. "Business is business," he said to hlmsel, "and self-preservation is nature's first law. W e've got to preserve our town and our neighborhood and our ¿ood roads. That's business." The next dav be called a meeting or his brother farmers for miles around and they oil oaine. " A ft e r the m eeting Henry Invited them all to stay to supper and after supptr Mere was a big bonfire out in A u fgang's yard near the V e i l ' ’ in that bonfire were consumed all the mall order catalogs in the county! *.*- W e just received 300 pounds o f Moral— Don't wait for It to get too bad. Sal Bordeaux Magnolia Farm ïn£°«Vnd R e‘.*t . M. C. VAN BUSKIRK,’ Prop The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co .Bluestone at 9 cents per pound Cement-Coated Box Nails • ■ • Wheelbarrows, with Wide Tires We will sell you a 46-in. Fence at 32 cents a rod in Get what you want. ------ H l b l ^ H A R D W A R E C O M P A N Y The Geo. H. Fernald fldw. Co �• ■— : - * . A**-" ' .7 »i I N SA N FO R D — L ift it Worth Uoing Vu mb er £ 31 SAÑrORb. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MARCH 17. 1911 Volum e III T Grand Head Camp Convention of Woodmen of the World Jurisdiction V , of Florida— State Convention o f the Circle Ladies' Auxiliary o f the W o o d m e n of the W o r ld — Monday wa> n busy day in the Celery City on the borders o f that grand old lake, Monroe. Every train that arrived In the city was loaded with delegates to the State Head Camp Convention, Woodmen ;tsrJof alternate, George F. Cook, Miami; hend W. Dyke, H. S. McGovern, 1L O. Malone, 342 Falmouth— A M Cloy ton, Lloyd .144 W inter Gajden— G. X Stroller. Geo. Griffin • j lis , managers, L B. Sparkman. Tampa; G. R. J. E. Jackson, A, D. Townsend, W. Bray. Calhoun. Sanford; C. L Xeggitt, Green­ 344 Bluff Springs— J W Qrary, W t l 40 Warrington—-J. S. Hughes, F. Lang145 Eau Collie— ville; R. J. Hamrick, Montlcelto; C. E. leyBrown 149 New Smyrna— L. W . Wlglnton,. Shaw, Graceville. 345 Bagdad— J L Langley, L D Hender. 150 Stuart— J. R. PomeroL 41 Arcadia— T. D. P o w ell J. H. Jones. - A fter .k7vgoQn. a on ,^ ^ . , ,, , . . the Woodman Circle, the Indies' auxil­ vention in a body was invited to attend iary to the Woodmen Qf the World. a banquet tendered them by Celery City This dual convention^ln the Celery City Grovp, Ladies’ Circle, at the Eagles' h a ll has completely filled the c ity to overflow­ where covers were laid for 300 delegates, ing. The reception committee of the who were served with delicious delicacies Sanford Camp anil .Celery City Grove met and everyone who partook of the hospitalm 7 * m r M K and e a a & e d the_Jdaiddg ,a feel, I ' gates |o their hotels, which were reserved log of good will to uTT ihenr^fvFtter tlie banquet the delegates returned to the for them. convention hall to witness the inniliatory At B o'clock Mondoy evening tlie' dele­ work o f tlte Woodmen o f tlte World which gates to the Circle and visiting sovereigns. was exemplified by the degree team of Jointly with the delegates to the Camp, Palmetto Camp No. 3 of Jacksonville r - were informally received at the fraternal under the aucipics. o f Palmetto Guards ball of the order, the Eagles, by the CeiUniform Rnnk W. 0. W., under the com-try City Circle, .No. JO. A delightful time rannd o f Copt. Purdy. This team came — • was spent w ith the flow o f w it and humor down for special work and returned the and fraternal greetings dispensed with same night, and to say that it was en­ the necessity o f introductions.joyed is expressing it in small terms, as This reception at 9 o ’clock was called [IjcfC were ot this convention many dele­ lo’M tef b y Mii r J r t f f s t ir e r r Guardian of gates, who had never seen this work put Celery City Grove, No. 60, ’ Woodman on before and tho scenes presented to Circle, pud impromptu talks were made them caused them to open their eyes to by Sovereigns Steed, PeLand; Wood, Dep­ perfected Wood-cruft. uty Organizer, N. W. Sheets, Lakeland, Good old Tallahassee down in the .CoL T. W. Mitchell, Jacksonville: Dame, West Florida, among tlie clay hills of Ocala: Joe Andrews, Jacksonville; Epps Leon County tho capital of Florida and Lakeland. , L tlie homo of our state officials was sclocted The delegates were then treated to that as our next city to hold tlte convention elightfui drill by the Tampa Degree of the Head Camp Jurisdiction V - two Staff, undpr the direction of Mrs. Mary E. years hence in liH3. .. . Henry, Capt. o f the Staff o f Gate City RErnMNC orriCERs Grove. No. — Woodman Circle. During R. H. C., Lake City. R. T. Uooxer. the evening a delicious punch and cake H. C„ Tampa; L. M. Towne. were served By Celery City Grove, H. A., L ive Oak, Dr. T. S. Andersorf. of Sanford, and they proved themselves H. B.. Pensacola, C. J. Oertlng. accomplished hostesses. U. CL, Pensacola, J. F. Davis. A t ‘ ID o'clock Tuesday morning the . H. Esc.. Lakeland. Eppes Tucker. sound of Stale Head Camp Counsel Com­ H. Wat., Arcadia, J. J. Simmons. mander J. M. Towne’s gavel callod the H. Sent., Sanford, G. R. Calhoun. State Head Camp convention of Wood­ men o fth e World to order ..at* Sanford. - II. Man., Ocala, C. K. Sage. Apalachicolla, W. C. Shark. IL *• “ Onc'of the first' things on the order of New Smyrna, A W. Shattuck. H. “ business was the appointment of a. com­ Greenville. C. L. Leggett. H. “ mittee to carry the greeting of the state Tampa, C. W. Smith, H. “ head camps ,to tlte convention of the As to the members of the Sanford Woodmen Circle, inviting them to take themselves in the opening convention, about 75 of Camp the committee did proud, and this would not be complete the indies being pro rent. The convention was caU&d ttr order and head camp honors wltlidu t in ulliiiT iTrenthm o f ttitr fn en an d were given tho ladies, find then Hie [ire- every delegate left Sanford with reluc­ siding officer called on Rev. Sovereign tance and only wished that their stay Green, pastor o f Baptist church, for the could have been prolonged. 152 Terra Cela—O. A. Gates. 44 St. Petersburg— R. F, Taggart, W. H. THE WOODMAN CIRCLE 154 Hoaford— T. J. Rhodes. Hibbs, W. H. Parker. W. W. Plunket. . 160 KoysvlUe^-W. M. Coldlng. 45 Palmetto— L P. Thom as,'Geo. E. 161 Tampa— Max Coras, S. Llosa, A. Boons. The convention o f the Circle was called Fernandez. 46 Ponce de Leon— to order 2 o'clock by the Grand Guardian 40 Live Oak— J. E. Wood, F. M. Green. 162 McIntosh—J1*. B. Heaster, M. G. Mrs. A lic e Wall. Tampa Degree Staff seat­ T. A . Bui lev. J. i^JL^op-U. ^ r ed the officers In their respective chairs. Bateman. 4B St.-Augustine— L T ^ ^ r ■Turbyflll H. The following committees were appointed: 163 St. Andrews— W. Cuyon. Resolutions. Mrs. M. Florence Keyea, 165 Island Grove— 168 Madison— K. S. McIntyre, W. B. Tobopekallga Grove No. 65, chairman; 49 Femandina— Mrs. A n y E. Cook, Royal Palm Grove« 51 Jasper—J. W. Duncan, W. R. Jack- Stewart, J. D. Shaw, J. D. McDonald. Miami; Mrs. Cousin A . Smith, grand bank­ 170 Green Cove Springs— E. N. Holt, G. son. er, Punta Gorda. Committee on Creden­ W. Geiger. 53 Ft. Pierce— If. B. Paxton. 172 Alliance— E. W. Beauchamp, A , J. tials, Mrs. W. U. Olesen, chairman, Pen­ 54 Millville—J. S. Gray. sacola; Mrs. Mary E. .Henry, Tampa; Mrs. Beauchamp. 55 C e n tu ry -J J *. Mayo, J L L . McGee. Mary Douglass. Lake City: Committee on 56 A u dffa O. J^Cinytun, N r W. M c JZ3 Alachua— 174 Archer— R. T. Hcagy, 'J .'A ib a m b - Greeting, Mrs. Mary A Gardner, Miami; Leod. chairman, Mrs. Mary E7 Henry, T e m p o ;' 57 Bcnhaden—C .J . Ferrell, R. W. Ash­ Un. 175 A ltea — J. P. McCall, E. Henderson. Mrs. j . DrPsrker, Sanford. Committee on more. 176 Melroee— D. C. Husband, L M. Milage and Per Dlem._ Mrs. Mary A . 58 Bradentown— _ -.-Miami, ehairman; Mrs. Mahony- . Bild Win. ---------1 32 SoiKlMPPy-rJ- J.Simmons." Tampa; Mrs. Mary -K. Neeled, Rlvorvlew. 178 DowUng Park— M. T. Toole. 60 Bristol— 180 Cotlondale— A. J. Crutchfield, M. J. Tho Grove then adjourned to meet W ed­ 61 Blountstown— T. A. Mclver, L. T. nesday morning at 9 o'clock. ^ Fields. * .• Gray. . ^ A fter supper the delegates from both 181 CampbcUtown— J. H. Fears, W. L 64 Cypress— H. M. Fulghum, B. F. W ill­ conventions enjoyed a b ea u tifu l, ride In Pilcher. ' iams. launches on Lake Monroe by moonlight, 65 Marlanna-t-J. B. Campbell Eli Brax 182 O'Brien— 183 Hawthorn— P. F. Stock. C F. Mor­ those who did not partake o f this pleasure ton. ^ visited the moving pictures and enjoyed 66 Greenwood— W. «T. Burkett. Thos. rison. 184 Grand Ridge—C. N. Home, F. M. a proinlnado around the city. Matthews. * The morning and afternoon sessions ** 67 Freeport— H. D. Donaldson, A . D. Tipton. 185 Ft. Meade— G. L. Brodrick. A. C. Wednesday will be cherished In the mem­ Stanley. ory o f the lurge assembly ^fil delegates 68 Buscom—J. M. Westbrook, G.. R. Johns. j and visitors for the fraternal love which Davis. J. H. T id w ell E. 11. Smith- ' . . 187 Clilpley— H. W. Peters. 19Ô Greensboro— J. W. Thompson. O, permeated through all the questions re­ 69 Bartow— H. L Finney, T. B. Davis. quiring healed arguments to settle. Vickers. 70 Woodville— The greatest work accomplished was 191 Tarpon Springs— W. Custaing. 71 Bonifny— ‘ tlie decision o f accepting the magnani­ • ..74 Plant City— D. J. Parks, R. R. Tom195 C racevill»—J. C. Reddick. mous offer from Gate City Grove, Tempo, 197 Vernon— R.«L. Brooks. Un. of five acres with $500 cash, with which 198 TaylorviUe—G. A. Free, F. W. Vara. 75 Crnwfordvllle— , 78 Lakeland— W. N. Shears, C, F. Ken202 Mt. ^ Jdn-^J. D. .Howell, W. H. to form a fund for the erection of a home for the orphans o f the Woodmen o f the nedy, W. J. Eslridge, J. H Smith, Jr. V a u g h s n -r 80 Concord—T. N. Barsey, E. L. Max 209 Pinetta—S. T. Carbett, A. L Les­ World and tho Woodman Circle. Tampa has tho largest membership o f the order lie. In tlie state. Mra. Mills o f Jacksonville 210 Odessa— Jos. I. Mobley. 84 Mulnérry— F. M. Bray. ably represented (ter beautiful city for 85 Clearwater— * 211 FL Myers— 86 Havanna— W. W, Nicholson, O. P. 213 Ebb—C. J. Reams. W. M. Goodman. this tiouie. Mrs. Louisa A Smith's elo­ 215 Plant City— W. W. Martin. L^Fern- quent appeal olid offer for Punta Gorda Duggar. was received with applause. This homo ~ 88-W hite Spring»— Pr-M,— Moore, W. kt. stMh.------------ ----~w~nr~bc~ elec ted -from—funds - J lveO by 216 Newberry— Bennett. Woodcraft, and will be one more monu­ 69 Sonttierlond—J. W. Mills, C.G. Jones 217 Fcnholloway— ment of what women can do for the de­ 91 Coleman— A. W. Melson. L. H. Cani218 Oviedo— velopment of American life to the high­ 220 Marianna— J. C. Davis. J. W. tbers, 9 COUPLET E LIST o r DELEGATES - ^ est attainment Hi home development. 92 Westlake— R. J. Bush. D. N. Raines. Weatheringlon. *1 Pensacola— W. H. McCurdy. B. A. The election o f officers was without 222 Jennings— * 03 W e b s te rDavis. B. F. King. caucussing or wire pulling, and women 224 La urti H i l l 97 Parish— 2 Tallahassee— J. F. Dorman. H. F. 98-*Rivervlow— R. H. Knowles. 228 Cbatlnhoochee— L H. Sanders. J, once mors, can “ allow you" how to pull Gautding. T. S. Humphress, R. B. Carpen­ off afi election with rapidity. The result 09 Dunnelion— A. M. Powers, • E. F. R. Sheppard. * ter. ,Jr., W. N. Keith, P. L. Boatwright. was as follows: 229 Kendrick—C. I. Grace. 3 Jacksonville— C. D. Mills, F. H. Smith. Grand Guardian, Mrs. Martha B. Olson. 230 Pierce— E. N. Morrow. 100 Mayo— Hanne, F. E. Killam. J. A. Bowden, Pensacola. 232 W estville— “ 101 Bowling Green— C. A. Bryant. J. WFaunce McCully, A . L. Bennett, G. W. Grand Advisor, Mrs. J. D. Porker, San­ 235 Clumbla— - , McClellan. W. W. Anderson, W. D. Purdy. Walston. ford. 236 W. Palm Beach— D. 11 ^in klin g. A. 102 Lee—J. E. W likty, J. E. Williams. Al. Bosenborg^F. P. Lord, J.- A. Bowen, Grand Clerk, Mrs. Hattie N. Bugg. Plant B. Crow. ■ 104 Williston— W. M. Stanley, T. W. Grace, A. J. Hobbs, 238 Day—C. W. Edwards, M. A. Adams. .City. 104 Dude City—C. P. Wilson, A. J. W. F. Forbes. Grand Banker, Mrs. A m y E. Cook, Mi­ 230 Largo— Turner A. Dure», W. F. Mc' 4 Orlando—L. L. Hunt. P. F. Lauback. Drew. ami. 106 W inter Hsvcn— Fred W. Or^n, C, MuUen. 5 Galnesvllle—Uoo Manasse. Jos. B. Grand Chaplain, Mrs. W inifred McDon­ r- 241 Boggy— G. B. Andtors. M. H. Eyclesltimer. — ■ Brocks, R. A . Maines. M. R. Beck. ald, Jacksonville, iv . . 243 M[canopy—C O. Robinson. R. U 107 Wauchuls—G. M. Hardee, Jos. W il­ 6 Sanford— T. W. Mitchell. J. J. Dicken Grand Attendant, Mrs. Ida*Long, Bos Prince. 1 son. 'T ■' • * son, W. 11. Underwood, A. R. Key. 246 U v e O a k -W . D. Whatley, H. U. com. 108 Nonut— W. D. Ramsey, J. B. Tool. 7 Palatka— Howard Dutill. Grand Inner Sentinel Mrs. Mary N, A l Brown. 110 O x fo r d 10 DeFuniak S p rin g s exander, Palmetto. . 251 Alton—Z. H. Pu tnal W. 11. Shiver. 112 GraceviUe— J. Frank Adams, Cites. 12 Portland— H. Jenilgan, S. S. Kelly, Grand Outer Sentinel Mrs. Laura MsU tfG le n St. Mary— R. L Wolfe, W. U. 13 DcLaud—John G. Dunbar,. Chas. G. E. Shaw, W. M. Burl T. W. Adams. . . . ^ hohey, Carrabclle. 113 Grace viUe— Klicker, Wm. J. Keown. J. O. Gentry. First Manager, Mrs. Mary E. Nelld, 259 Jay— F. S. Higdon, H. L. Campbell. I 114 Tampa— Henry Woodward, E. B. 14 Ocala— C, H. Dame. J. F. Thompson. Rlverview. 265 Paxton— J. K. Everett, B. B. Miller. Priest. * ___________________ ___________ JL N-Jiash. J. P, Galloway,_____ Second Manager, Mrs. Merch PhUUps, ZB8~Osk~Tlil£-U. F. Montgomery,' F. W. 115 Lake Butler— 15 Lake City— W. J. Roebuck. J. O. Lake City. Hatch. 116 Tampa— J. M. Ogleeby, N. Powers. Quinces, H. B. Cason. Third Manager, Mrs. H attie Applewhite, 269 Lake Helen-r-C. H. Pelton. 18 High Springs— A . E. Adams. H. G. L. R. Helverton, C L Jackson. Greenwood. 272 Montverde— J.’ M. Lowry. 118 Inverness— W. C. Brogdon, G. W. Pedrich. Delegate to tlie Supreme Convention at 273 F l Lauderdale— D. B. Sutherland. Scofield. 19 Punta Gonlu—T. B. Pitts. Rochester, N. Y.. June, 1911, Mrs. Mary E. 119 Sarasota—C. M. Blorseth. J. M. F .T . Fisher. 21 Pensacola— F. E. Browner, Chas. Henry, Tampa. 277 M aaste<w H . M. Fraxie. El Phillips. Grooke, W. L. Vermillion. Fleming Brow ­ Harvey. Alternate Delegate, Mrs. M. Florence 280 Callahan— F. D. Cushing, W. O. t21 Otter C re e k ner, A lex McKinley, E. Motto. Keytfs, Tobopekallga Grove, No. 68. Brown. * ” •’ • 122 Pasco— L. J. Sellars. 23 K ey West— W. R. Anderson. D. J. Promptly st 7:30 tlie entire convention 262 McAJpin— G. W.'Green. 125 ¡MOuksvUle— Bethel convened Jn Fraternal Hall when the 126 Montbrook— J. S. BUtch, T. J. 291 Live Oak— G. L Dorman. J. S. 26 CarabelJe— J. C. Saunders, Thos. Tampa Drill Team under the proficient Sullivan. Sheffield. Everett. Caption Mrs. Mary A Henry gave the 127 Zol/o— J. L Roberts. A . J. Bardin. 302 Homosasaa—G. C. Loennocker, Jr. 27 Daytona— W. G. Hobbs. J. S. Rob­ Memorial Service* of'our departed So vert gn 304 Judson— A . M. Dake. 128 Centre Hill— inson, o f tho Circle. Words are In adequate to px132 Goltonplant—J. H. Secklnger, C. 305 Trilby— R. H. Pitts,'W . A CrofL 28 Apalachicola— O. P. Rlioad P. R. 309 S l Cloud— R. G. Widrig. J. A . Mc­ press this sad bpt beautiful service. Shelgrovc, S. J. Johnson. W. A Roberts. R. V e a l The Tampa Drill Team by special re­ 134 WcUborn— J. E. Pennington, W . R. Carthy. • 30 Miami— Geo, F. Cook, W. H. Peeples quest ga ve an exhibition of the floor «rock, 310 Lulu— W. S. CrofL Dorman, W. B. Zachary, W. P. Moore. A E. BogUe. P, L. Ryan. Ed. 325 FL W hite—H. R. Mayes, J. E.Cook receiving loud continued applause and 31 Quincy— J. H, Sparrow, P .S , Thomp­ . 135 KynesvIUe— W. W. White, 330 DeLeon Springs—F. A. Lynch, have won the recognition o f being The Barnes. son, J. S. Gee, E. B. Woodbury. Banner team o f the slate. Counci CoraAdeibert Rowland. 13fl Brooket— — 23 Mtltuu— L. Mi RhedSL, 11—S. 1a in i, F. r o s n i ^ ^ M e d M sS o v w e iin s lo fuH Into 140 Lulu— W. H. Shalier, E. M. Pearce' 333 DowUng P a r k - W . â Gam bie“ M. Gay, W. J. Williams, Jr. rank file and fpUew the ladles and they 141 Titusville—J. R. Walker. J. R. M la t 333 Genoa—G. W. Green. C. F. MUton. 37 Tampa— T. Byrd Sparkman. L. B. 338 Boca grande— W . J, Thompson, M. soon found themselves in Sanford’s largest 14S Delray— Sparkman, W. H. M. Boehniag. T. C. FaL ball .which had been transformed into a 143 Sydney— W. P. Pearson, O. W. O. Brantley, O T Brewer. som. J. W. Simmons, L. D. Stafford, J. D. ä ¡1; j i Jv' *i i * r• 1 \ opening invocation. The address of w el­ come was given by Hon. D. L. Thrasher, president o f cite city council of Snnford, in lieu o f tlte absence o f tlte mayor of tlte > city, Sovereign Adam s responded in be­ half of the convention. Mrs. Alice Wall of Apalachicola, Grand Guardian of the Woodmen Circle o f Ute state o f Florida, responded to the address o f welcome in beltaif of tlte Circle. Mrs. Mary A . Gard­ ner of Miami gave a brief history of the Circles In the state o f Florida, site having - spent about fifteen years Hi the work of Woodcraft,- Sovereign Mrs. M, Florence Keyes gave a delightful address o f w el­ come to tho conventions in behalf of the " Sanford press and extended them an In­ vitation to make the offices of the Sunfonl Herald their headquarters during tbeir stax in Ute city, where two rooms had been fitted up for the convenience of . the conventions and the individual mem­ ber*. At 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon The State Headcamp w u called to order ^nd the Committee on Credentials reported and the delegatee were seated and the order of business proceeded the following committees were appointed. Committee on Milage and Per Diem, Committee on Resolutions and Laws, Committee on lYess. Committee on Greetings. The re­ ports of the State Head Camp Officers were read and approved a resolution was . received front J. C. Foot, Secretary Com­ mander o f the Woodmen of The World. At 6:30 the convention adjourned to meet Wedneeday morning at 9:30. elections of Officers The election o f officials for the ensuing year was held Thursday and tlte follow >»g selections made: Head consul Dr. T.S. Anderson, L ive Oak: head adviser. F. E. Urawner, Pensacola; bead banker, ^ I ^ B s g t r f i c i isy hss d s iit k f H i derson, Jacksonville; bead escort, J. A. Quinces*. Lake C ltr, bead watchman, E. 'IHmdwson. A llha; bead sentry« W. R. Anderson, K ey West; representative to sovereign council Hal W, Adams, Mayo; Crumpton, Joo. KribeU, H. J, Auglia, J, Weeks. $39 BrownviUe— B B Smith. . (Continued on La m P a ge) ti '• i «' i j '. . Li: ■‘ Í 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 10, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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