11 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ce7ed027068438f4e9da760171a1ceab.pdf 9fdb9ad1e852529280f5957d73a6ec93 PDF Text Text 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 as 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, 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 - J ystvaJew lots le ft and th ey can be bought for one-third their ac­ tual value, on ea sy term s To w a it is but to lose. so /come, look and you w ill buy. . . Diagram showing syptem o f sub-irrigation. 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. : : See article on insert to Henry. "Business ton poor— town going back— stores all dosed." Henry sought hfs friend, the blacksmith— yes, he was Sanford Heights Im p ro v e m e n t C o m p a n y *«iniw*|iM »ve nuu sun uiu uaaaaaujg, uuuacs, VJUUIDC U1G| ¥13 Office First Street Opposite 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 o f people). * Henry thought as be read the catalog v T, ^ , enV l ° ,h° , m " ' ^ £ °“ “ * T Y ° ? ™ tfel rld, o i 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! *.*M o r a l— D on't w a it f o r It t o g e t t o o bad. W e just received 300 pounds o f Sal Bordeaux G et what you -------H l b l ^ H A R D W A R E Magnolia Farm ïn£°«Vnd Re‘.*t . M. C. VAN BUSKIRK,’ Prop The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co .Bluestone at 9 cents per pound Cement-Coated Box N ails • W heelbarrow s, w ith ■ • W id e Tires W e w ill sell you a 46-in. F en ce at 32 cents a rod in want. COM PANY The Geo. H. Fernald fldw. Co �• * . ■— : - A**-" ' .7 »i I N SA N FO R D — L ift it Worth Uoing Vumb 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 the Woodman Circle, the Indies' auxil­ iary to the Woodmen Qf the World. This dual convention^ln the Celery City has completely filled the c ity to overflow­ ing. The reception committee of the Sanford Camp anil .Celery City Grove met m 7 * m r M K and e a a & e d the_Jdaiddg I ' gates |o their hotels, which were reserved for them. At B o'clock Mondoy evening tlie' dele­ gates to the Circle and visiting sovereigns. Jointly with the delegates to the Camp, r - were informally received at the fraternal ball of the order, the Eagles, by the Cei-try City Circle, .No. JO. A delightful time — • was spent w ith the flow o f w it and humor and fraternal greetings dispensed with the necessity o f introductions.This reception at 9 o ’clock was called lo’M tef b y Mii r J r t f f s t ir e r r Guardian of Celery City Grove, No. 60, ’ Woodman Circle, pud impromptu talks were made by Sovereigns Steed, PeLand; Wood, Dep­ uty Organizer, N. W. Sheets, Lakeland, .CoL T. W. Mitchell, Jacksonville: Dame, Ocala: Joe Andrews, Jacksonville; Epps Lakeland. , L The delegates were then treated to that elightfui drill by the Tampa Degree Staff, undpr the direction of Mrs. Mary E. Henry, Capt. o f the Staff o f Gate City Grove. No. — Woodman Circle. During the evening a delicious punch and cake were served By Celery City Grove, of Sanford, and they proved themselves accomplished hostesses. A t ‘ ID o'clock Tuesday morning the sound of Stale Head Camp Counsel Com­ mander J. M. Towne’s gavel callod the State Head Camp convention of Wood­ men o fth e World to order ..at* Sanford. Onc'of the first' things on the order of business was the appointment of a. com­ mittee to carry the greeting of the state head camps ,to tlte convention of the Woodmen Circle, inviting them to take in the opening convention, about 75 of the indies being pro rent. The convention was caU&d ttr order and head camp honors were given tho ladies, find then Hie [iresiding officer called on Rev. Sovereign Green, pastor o f Baptist church, for the 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; 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 o n , ^ ^ . , ,, , . . vention in a body was invited to attend 152 Terra Cela—O. A. Gates. 44 St. Petersburg— R. F, Taggart, W. H. THE WOODMAN CIRCLE a banquet tendered them by Celery City Hibbs, W. H. Parker. W. W. Plunket. 154 Hoaford— T. J. Rhodes. Grovp, Ladies’ Circle, at the Eagles' h a ll . 160 KoysvlUe^-W. M. Coldlng. 45 Palmetto— L P. Thom as,'Geo. E. where covers were laid for 300 delegates, Boons. 161 Tampa— Max Coras, S. Llosa, A. The convention o f the Circle was called who were served with delicious delicacies Fernandez. 46 Ponce de Leon— to order 2 o'clock by the Grand Guardian and everyone who partook of the hospital40 Live Oak— J. E. Wood, F. M. Green. 162 McIntosh—J1*. B. Heaster, M. G. Mrs. A lic e Wall. Tampa Degree Staff seat­ r ed the officers In their respective chairs. ,a feel, T. A . Bui lev. J. i^JL^op-U. ^ Bateman. 4B St.-Augustine— L T ^ ^ r ■Turbyflll H. log o f good will to uTT ihenr^fvFtter tlie The following committees were appointed: 163 St. Andrews— banquet the delegates returned to the W. Cuyon. Resolutions. Mrs. M. Florence Keyea, 165 Island Grove— convention hall to witness the inniliatory 168 Madison— K. S. McIntyre, W. B. Tobopekallga Grove No. 65, chairman; 49 Femandina— work o f tlte Woodmen o f tlte World which Mrs. A n y E. Cook, Royal Palm Grove« 51 Jasper—J. W. Duncan, W. R. Jack- Stewart, J. D. Shaw, J. D. McDonald. was exemplified by the degree team of son. 170 Green Cove Springs— E. N. Holt, G. Miami; Mrs. Cousin A . Smith, grand bank­ Palmetto Camp No. 3 of Jacksonville er, Punta Gorda. Committee on Creden­ W. Geiger. 53 Ft. Pierce— If. B. Paxton. under the aucipics. o f Palmetto Guards 172 Alliance— E. W. Beauchamp, A , J. tials, Mrs. W. U. Olesen, chairman, Pen­ 54 Millville—J. S. Gray. Uniform Rnnk W. 0. W., under the comsacola; Mrs. Mary E. .Henry, Tampa; Mrs. Beauchamp. 55 C e n tu ry -J J *. Mayo, J L L . McGee. rannd o f Copt. Purdy. This team came Mary Douglass. Lake City: Committee on 56 A u dffa O. J^Cinytun, N r W. M c JZ3 Alachua— down for special work and returned the Leod. 174 Archer— R. T. Hcagy, 'J .'A ib a m b - Greeting, Mrs. Mary A Gardner, Miami; same night, and to say that it was en­ chairman, Mrs. Mary E7 Henry, T e m p o ;' 57 Bcnhaden—C .J . Ferrell, R. W. Ash­ Un. joyed is expressing it in small terms, as more. 175 A ltea — J. P. McCall, E. Henderson. Mrs. j . DrPsrker, Sanford. Committee on [IjcfC were ot this convention many dele­ 176 Melroee— D. C. Husband, L M. Milage and Per Dlem._ Mrs. Mary A . 58 Bradentown— _ gates, who had never seen this work put 1 32 SoiKlMPPy-rJ- J.Simmons." -.-Miami, ehairman; Mrs. Mahony- . BildWin. ---------on before and tho scenes presented to Tampa; Mrs. Mary -K. Neeled, Rlvorvlew. 178 DowUng Park— M. T. Toole. 60 Bristol— them caused them to open their eyes to 180 Cotlondale— A. J. Crutchfield, M. J. Tho Grove then adjourned to meet W ed­ 61 Blountstown— T. A. Mclver, L. T. perfected Wood-cruft. nesday morning at 9 o'clock. ^ Fields. * .• Gray. . ^ Good old Tallahassee down in the A fter supper the delegates from both 181 CampbcUtown— J. H. Fears, W. L 64 Cypress— H. M. Fulghum, B. F. W ill­ West Florida, among tlie clay hills of iams. conventions enjoyed a b ea u tifu l, ride In Pilcher. ' Leon County tho capital of Florida and launches on Lake Monroe by moonlight, 65 Marlanna-t-J. B. Campbell Eli Brax 182 O'Brien— tlie homo of our state officials was sclocted ton. 183 Hawthorn— P. F. Stock. C F. Mor­ those who did not partake o f this pleasure ^ as our next city to hold tlte convention visited the moving pictures and enjoyed 66 Greenwood— W. «T. Burkett. Thos. rison. of the Head Camp Jurisdiction V - two Matthews. 184 Grand Ridge—C. N. Home, F. M. a proinlnado around the city. * years hence in liH3. .. . 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 RErnMNC orriCERs Stanley. ory o f the lurge assembly ^fil delegates 68 Buscom—J. M. Westbrook, G.. R. Johns. j R. H. C., Lake City. R. T. Uooxer. and visitors for the fraternal love which H. C„ Tampa; L. M. Towne. 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. H. A., L ive Oak, Dr. T. S. Andersorf. quiring healed arguments to settle. Vickers. 70 Woodville— H. B.. Pensacola, C. J. Oertlng. The greatest work accomplished was 191 Tarpon Springs— W. Custaing. U. CL, Pensacola, J. F. Davis. 71 Bonifny— ‘ tlie decision o f accepting the magnani­ • ..74 Plant City— D. J. Parks, R. R. Tom195 C racevill»—J. C. Reddick. . H. Esc.. Lakeland. Eppes Tucker. mous offer from Gate City Grove, Tempo, 197 Vernon— R.«L. Brooks. H. Wat., Arcadia, J. J. Simmons. Un. of five acres with $500 cash, with which 198 TaylorviUe—G. A. Free, F. W. Vara. 75 Crnwfordvllle— , H. Sent., Sanford, G. R. Calhoun. to form a fund for the erection of a home 78 Lakeland— W. N. Shears, C, F. Ken202 Mt. ^ Jdn-^J. D. .Howell, W. H. - II. Man., Ocala, C. K. Sage. for the orphans o f the Woodmen o f the nedy, W. J. Eslridge, J. H Smith, Jr. Apalachicolla, W. C. Shark. V a u g h s n -r IL *• “ 80 Concord—T. N. Barsey, E. L. Max 209 Pinetta—S. T. Carbett, A. L Les­ World and tho Woodman Circle. Tampa New Smyrna, A W. Shattuck. H. “ has tho largest membership o f the order lie. Greenville. C. L. Leggett. H. “ In tlie state. Mra. Mills o f Jacksonville 210 Odessa— Jos. I. Mobley. 84 Mulnérry— F. M. Bray. Tampa, C. W. Smith, H. “ ably represented (ter beautiful city for 85 Clearwater— * 211 FL Myers— the members of the Sanford As to 86 Havanna— W. W, Nicholson, O. P. 213 Ebb—C. J. Reams. W. M. Goodman. this tiouie. Mrs. Louisa A Smith's elo­ Camp the committee did themselves 215 Plant City— W. W. Martin. L^Fern- quent appeal olid offer for Punta Gorda proud, and this would not be complete Duggar. was received with applause. This homo wltlidu t in ulliiiT iTrenthm o f ttitr fn en an d ~ 88-W hite Spring»— Pr-M,— Moore, W. kt. stM h .--------------- -----~w~nr~bc~ elec ted -from—funds - J lveO by 216 Newberry— every delegate left Sanford with reluc­ Bennett. Woodcraft, and will be one more monu­ 69 Sonttierlond—J. W. Mills, C.G. Jones 217 Fcnholloway— tance and only wished that their stay ment of what women can do for the de­ 91 Coleman— A. W. Melson. L. H. Cani218 Oviedo— could have been prolonged. 220 Marianna— J. C. Davis. J. W. velopment of American life to the high­ 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 M tltu u — 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 iJv' *i i * r• 1 Crumpton, Joo. KribeU, H. J, Auglia, J, Weeks. $39 BrownviUe— B B Smith. . (Continued on La m P a ge) ti '• i «' i j '. . L i: ■‘ Í 1 �March 17. On THE SANFORD HERALD r m et by our I; ! Advice from ypur best friends will tell you that r, shifts, hose, if you want to buy spring and summer clothing and 3 W *1“** ^ b ^ b ^ lr iltf^ r p r ic e s f r o r r r $ W H o $ 3 5 go to Palm er & Seigh. A l l the latest styles and new must be seen to be appreciated. - L o o k at them and let patterns, and weights, ^¿nd ■ ' " • ■, * textures, ___J f not find the suit you are looking for in our ready- kthe goods do the talking for us. I f you do to- wear departm ent we can order, it for you. W e have added a custom-made department to our store and ean show -you hundreds _of sain pies. W e represent two o f the leading custom tailoring houses in this country. ceived C om e in and look them over, every Isuit guaranteed. . F irs t .Street A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be , tween You and Me” So S ays Suu ntcrcr. - Vprtiml t . i w n lim i (• T7U 4 The Woodmen's Contention this week has demonstrated that Sanford needs more apartment houses— a need that I have pointed out lim e and- uguln. Just where they stored all the visitors this we^k Is a puzzle, but the good folks of Sanford would not let them sleep in the streets and took them into private resi­ dence«. Sanford needs more dwellings, more apartment houses and more furnish­ ed rooms If th e d ty Is expected io grow. You can't get new people If there is no place for them to lay their head. «4 M y doctor friends are making faces « roe because I do not believe in compul­ sory vaccination, but I still take the stand that as long as Small pox is confined to a. few isolated cases among illtby. negroes -there is no reason whjr w e should be forced to taka the puncture and injection from bossy. Small fx y t is the natural resalt o f filth y surroundings. Typhoid i f disseminated b y files. Both diseases could be stamped out and entirely obliter­ ated b y the city forcing a general clean­ ing up day. I have no wish to propagate an epidemic and do not want any one to follow m y teachings unless they are In accord. with m y views, but - 1 have my Ideas upon’ these subjects and m ay be the •readers o f the Herald will And out some day that I was not altogether wrong. There are other wise guys who ure o f the same opinion as your, humble servant, as the follow ing from the Eslero Eagle would thinit which would moke for cleanliness and sanitation. If* the residents would aat cooperate with tide mo nIcl pul oioens ing process the expense would lie charged up against the property owners. With thfi'Job completed, danger o f contagion would be averted. That's the w ay they do. In Letoester,. England, n city o f 250,• 000 inhabitants where vaccination has been almost entirely abolished. Read In the January number o f the Tw entieth ■Æanlnry Mngnvl^i., ‘ How Small Pox WPS Banished from Leicester/ If you wllT promise to read it we will loaq you a copy o f't ills Interesting article by Dr. Hodge In the Columbus Medical Journal for November, 1010, appears uu article by the same writer, entitled ‘Small pox Jn Jupan/ in which ho shows conclusively that although Japan is one o f the most completely vaccinated nations on earth, the death rate from small pox is some­ thing appalling, being Innumerably great«er than before the introduction o f vaccliw atlon In 18721" $■ 4 M v friends, the Judies, ore now^cqqjlwj to the-front-tiuil will Inaugurs& a ing up" day in Sanford. It bw'been^nlfc contention all along ^ibat ■ i fir ir i'e ja y cleaning up w ill do Sanford g o o & / T '0 fte the advice to m yself as-much as any one. W e are all prone to let our property run down p i times and get the seedy-* ap­ pearance that neglect will bring. The Sanford Improvement A ssociation' has started a crusade that is bound to get results in a more beautiful d ty . There claration, (he exigency o f the case -sug­ gested the- following plan; H e politely handed'his fa ir nelghbor g -th b te (upen) with o pin stuck In the following text: Second Epistle o f John, verse fifth— "A n d now I beseech thee, lady, not as though I wrote a new commandment un­ to thee, but that which we had from the beginning, that we love one another." She returned It, pointing to .the second chap, ter o f Ruth, 'verse tenth— “ Then she fell on tier face and bowed herself to the ground,'anirsilUi'UiiUi hiiu,—‘ W h y-h a w s I found grace in thine eyes, that thou shouldst take knowledge o f me, seeing i that I am a stranger!' ” He returned the book, pointing to the thirteenth verse o f the Third Epistle o f John— “ H aving many things to write upon to you. L would not write with paper and Ink, but I trust to come unto you, and speak face to face, that our Joy m ay be full” . From the above interview n marriage took place CHEAPEST Send fo r ou r b o o k le t, FLORIDA VEGETABLES. It contains ill mi ' r c c t lo n s f o r ra is in g all t b e p rin c ip a l p r o d u c ts .o f d ie S la te , curr * fu lly re v is e d and b ro u gh t up t o d a te by o u r m o st Successful y.r o u ' j ] ers. No p u b lica tio n on Th is su b ject co n ta in s such p ra ctica l udtlcc. Alt g a rd e n e rs sh ou ld h ave it; fr o m th e o w n e r o f th e sm all home ■ » g o rd e n t o th e la r g e s t sh ipper. In It w ill b e found th e s p fc lo i U>i At. ¡¡j' fo rm u la s th a t have been c o n s tr u c te d by c a re fu l study o t actual m ’ fie ld resu lts. Th ey o r e Invaluable, b ein g p e r fe c tly bu.lunccd and J fr o m th o RIGHT SOURCES. Get th e BEST and m g k e MONEY. < 3* C a ll o n o u r L o c a l R a p r a s a n t a t lv a R . C . M a x w e ll o r a d d ress Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA S o^pur exchanges tells o f an old ^uu.wko had'o boy o f whom he was prouth and decided to And gut _the I o f his mjndi He adopte a novel «rY b y which tbtest-hlm. He slipped room one morning und To Th in k o ( N e w Furnishings F or Y o u r H om e EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE. QUEENSWARE AND STOVES Our new line o f indicate: “ Wo would advocate the seme course in dealing with a municipality, as with an — Individual -W e would nut -fa s t inoculate the arms o f all the inhabitants with dis­ ea se breeding vaccine virus and send them back to unsanitary surroundings as ‘ brnnone' from small pox. Not at alii |y', 'llW u r'wi»Ukl ttrst patiol the *O ry a u d espee» fatty the poorer and more unsanitary quartan—with a cleaning up brigade, aim ed with sh ovels," rakes, hoes, soap, disinfectants, scrubbing brushes, rat traps, Tea powder, roach paste, e ta , and every- BEST AN D R A N G E S and KITCHEN S T O V E S are the hind you have wanted couldn't get. better appearance but Uie health con­ A s I stated lost week there la always two ditions will be greatly improved. “ H elp sides to every question and while I am for Make Sanford Beautiful". * the city o f Sanford first, last and all the tim e tho main SEE O UR - B A R G A IN C O U N TER question for all o f ui to in church in a pew adjolng one in which siens and get together. The only man sat a young lady for whom he conceived a sudden and violent passion, was desirous that w ill really get the.rough end o f this o f entering Into n courtship on the spot; Sanford Heights discussion is but the. place not suiting a form al dov- — Tux Sauxtoucx. Rand Building ****** and Just across the st w ysst v w w * �5i„‘ ,‘ ; \ March 17. 1911__________________ / ________' ’ <> ' I ' È É Ê Ê Ê ^ M ~ • . '______ i ________ . ■ ~ ~'-Av4, '~ . ■■■.....t r - ■ M * M M * H % M IM Ì^ M ^ M M W % M % M «M M M «M M )M M ì The* People of Florida Want a Parcels Post ^ H H 1 >J* * * * * * * , * * * * * * * * M|N * * * * * * * * * * t * * * * * <L>* M » » * “ * ‘ * ,1^^1^^M‘H -)* 1. i ’*.’%• •' t 1’ "■ The SftftEOKp HERA1D CRIMINAL COURT GRIND" The Mapes Complete Manures Crim inal C ou rt In Saaalon th is W ea k Disposati o f F o llo w lu g Casas State vs. John Moore. J. U. Neal, Clins. Puweli, I t IJusln: gambling. Plea guilty, SlO.nnd costs or 30 days each. State vs. Ed Whitfield; grand larceny; verdict for petit larceny; $150 and costa Tbe Slate Retail Dealer« Aaaociatlon holds its annual conventlBn In Jacksonville last week. The State Retail Dealers Magazine, which la the official organ of the as* (Delation, advises that “ one o f the most vital questions that w ill come up before the W h ere seems to be great dissatisfaction throughout convention^Is the parcels post bill," and the Magazine then proceeds to tell what a the S tate g en era lly as to the results obtained from > w n en d ou slo**" this M IL w ou ldm ean to the merchants in the state Stroni resolutlons shcmld be drawn up protesting against the parcels post, aaya the State vs. N eely Baa, culpable negligence, most.of the fertilizers used Taft season.______ ... Retoil Dealers Magazine, and our congressman and senators should be urged to c in firing gun; $200 and costs or six M any grow ers are now beginning to see c le a r ly months. l > operate for its defeat. N The Journal hopes the Retail Dealers will not be to foolish os to do anything of State vs. Love Nelson, aggravated asw h at w e h ave been suggesting for som e time» th ey saulf; nine months. the kind. They wlU aimply make themselves ridiculous by. such action. __ m ight expect to have happen from the continuad Stato vs. W illiam Thomas, aggravated The parcels postiacotning. The United States is today practically the only civilized use o f the A c id Phosphate (r o c k ) goods. nation that does not posses it. The people would bonefft by it, the people want it. assault; nine months. State vs. Peter Young, lewd behavior; and the people ore going to have it. . A curiously la rge number o f those o f our old cus­ The real opponents o f the parcels post are the railroads and the express companies. plead guilty; $5 and costs. to m e r s who w ere gotten a w a y from us by th e in ­ State vs. Isaac Jenkins, petit larceny; The express companies do not want It because it would prevent them from longer ducem ents o f the so c a lle d “ cheap goods” "J u st as $130 and costa or four getting two and three and four times the real cost of carrying small parcel*. The plea guilty; good as Mapes,” are com ing back to us this season months. railroads do not want it because, through the express companies, the railroads are State vs. Ben Lang, beating- way on now enabled to practice their biggest graft on the public. to have their groves and fields restored. An attempt la being mode to array the dealers of tho country ugninst the parcels train; $35 and costs or ninety days. The M a p es F e r tiliz e r s a re evid en tly c o n s id ere d a re fu g e In State vs. John O'Rouke. beating way post on tho ground that it will hurt their business. The parcels post will not hurt e x tr e m ity w hen h elp Is n eeded and h op e a lm o s t gone. You their business at all, bin w nn tclp lc ~ T h e paraSlrposniiflU ennbltr TTOte game dealers on train; idea guilty. $85 and -oqsm - otf i t t e r ib J r iy .y w r # _ e j;> c r lw c c ... .... [ In Florid a and o v e r f i f t y y e a r s In th e m a n u fa ctu re o f rertF , to develop o rural trade that they now neglect or ure unable to get. The parcels slxty days. llz e r s gen era lly. I f w e can not help yo u th e e a s e Is tndeod » Stato vs. Taylor Gelham, selling cider, post, combined with the rural telephone, will put tho retail dealers In direct touch h opeless. *:• *:• * "** a i with the farmer and with the valuable patronage with the farming districta are mak­ supposed to be non-lntoxicatlng. but analzed 4K per cent alcohol; $50 and ing bigger as Improved facilities perm it pgt suppose the parcels post did hurt tho retailer. Would that be any reason why and cost^ o f two months. State vs. Tim Wilson. Sanford; selling the great consuming public should continue to pay exorbitant and unjust transporta­ liquor; plea 'guilty; $500 and costs or tion charges! Tbe argument which the retailer presents in opposition to the parcels— viz: that high transportation rates are neccBsary to the existence o f his business— is 11H months on road. State vs» J. II. Leo, trespass; not guilty, an argument that will do more than anything else to convince the consumer that the p«rcels,DP*t is a good thing. B ate# lia s A viary I n w u w w w w w w u V W W V W W W W W W W W V H M W W W VH t W VNW W » Out the retailer will discover hts error. When stage coaches first. came Into use Wiien it comes to advertising T. K. the Inn-keepers all protested on the ground that the stage coaches would destroy1 Bates o f tho Title Bond &. Guarantee Co. ■ their business because people would not have to stay all night, at the inns. Labor has window that puts them all in (ho saving devices o f a ll kinds have, whcaJlrst introduced, always been fought by-labor-, discard. A zide from tbe ocular demonjag -frum ah ih e ground That the machines w t ^ fft tw r w the man out o f work, though strslfon o f tha Sanfonl irrigation system with the installation of'm achines come more work for more men than there was beBates keeps the window filled with plants, ■ focc. Harvesting machines and thrashing machines were burned in some sections flowers and vegetables, and tills week lie of die country because'the fanner's hired hands thought the machines 'would put Ins added two canary birds. Couplod them Out o f a job. Printers kicked on die Mergenthalcr because they said die with the foliage, the feathered songsters inters tnuiFaiTsiarvrHid ttefltb when it was installed,-but-there- is -no—more work F t * flitting from branch to branch m ates one for-rrinterr (han'«w ar ia the history o f the world. The trolley car and die automo­ of the prettiest scenes iinnginoblc and bile were to put horse out o f business, but they didn't. 7 ~ “ the window attracts tha attention of tho And so it w ill be w idi the retailer and the parcels post. Tho parcels post will passerby every time. It is a cold day come and the retailer will w onder how he could ever have been so foolish as to op­ when Hates fails to have something new pose it. Revolutions never go backwards.— Pcnsocoja Journal. and startling. orJour.jnoDths-___.__l_ J. R. Tysen, Agent J A C K S O N V IL L E , E. F L O R ID A HOLMES * & *| CO. P R A C T IC A L, «V E L I.. D R IL L E R S ...__ a&j Artesian and P e e p W ells 8eo~U s B efore-Placin g-Y our-O rdcra - IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest Concerning Society People. POINTS PURELY PERSONA! How Celery C ity JVanHy. T a lr W hile . Aw ay th e Golden H ours— S ocia l Gossip. M rs. U W e r E n tertain s Mrs. C. H. Lefllcr charmingly entertain­ ed die Woman’s Christian Temperance Union at her home last Tuesday after­ noon. A brief business session was held and a splendid paper on Habit Forma­ tion wns read by Mrs. R. M. Mason, after which the meeting was turned intq a “comfort bag social,” ond many busy fin­ gers were employed in making some of the comfort bags that are to go to the sailors on the battleship Florida. Elegant ~relYc3»ngnts-were-ssrvrd otJthe close of a ihost delightful afternoon. Mrs. I-cfiler was assisted In caring for her 'guests by Miss Pcuchea Lefllcr, Miss Lillie Fair Smith and little Miss W innie Strong. _______ . .* Some of the members o f the Wclaka Club enjoyed an informal game of bridge at the dub rooms Tueadoy aflernooh. There were two tables o f players and a number of others who came in for the social hour. Mrs. R. S, Keelor w#a host­ ess and was ably assisted by some o f the young ladies of tbe club. Mrs. D. L Thrasher was the dim m ing hostess of the Book Circle, last Thursday alternoon and n most delightful occasion It proved. Mrs. A- P. Connelly captured the prize in an interesting guessing con­ test. Those present were Miss Simmons of Tocoa, Ga., Mrs. J. W. Dickins. Mr*. May Dickins. Mrs. P. J. Gonzales, Mrs. D. W. Herndon, Mrs. -Kobe Now men. Mrs. S. Puieston, Mrs. M. li. Bowler. Mrs. N. H. Gun er, Mr». J. B. Stryker, Mrs. Henry Wight, Mrs. Geo. Speer and Mrs. R. L. Peck. * t Miss Beard entertained the young ladles' sewing d {d o at the home o f her sister, Mrs. N. J, Perkins last Thursday evening. J o e D cM on t S ays: Any man who can sleep in a bed of onions should be able to pay one hundred scents on a dollar. * * ’ Speaking of tbe correct width for side­ walks. If a man Is perfectly sober e width of two Is oil that ia necessary but if a fellow U out walking with his best glri it requires tbe width o f four feet end Jbaeecloi£jogether._____________ _ The W ednesday Club A goodly attendance o f't h e dub with six visitors, were present Wednesday afternoon, In tliu home of Mrs. Geo. H. Fcrnald. A D eserved P ro m o tio n On March 1st Mr. R. Philips sold an interest In ills business to Mr. F. E. Roumillat, who has been in his employ for mnny years. This gives Mr. Koumillat on exceptionally fine business opportunity, which he is grasping with Ills usual prohiptitude. The business will be con­ tinued at the old stand, under the same style o l L R. Philips & Co. An interesting program hnd been ar­ ranged for.the afternoon, and the mem­ bers and visitors, antidpated much pleasure in listening to the paper reading and selections ubout one of Virginia’s All th e W oodm en In the W orld * honored sons; her great statesman and A bystander on the street this week wortbly president of the United States, remarking the large crowd o f visitors In­ Thomas' Jefferson. quired wlio they were. ?W oodinenof the "The glory o f man, said Solomon is World" was the reply. "W ell, I thought strength, and’ Jefferson wns strong." so," said the bystander, “ and every Wood­ Daniel. man in the world seems to be in Sanford Mrs. S. 0. ShlnhoUer read a most in­ this week." teresting paper on "Jefferson and His Fam ily", giving a brief sketch of tils FOR FALLING HAIR. parentage .early llre, and manhood; when he made his Impress upon affairs of You Run No Risk When You Uso T h is moment and was accorded the flattering Rsmedy, •** recognition by hi# county which he merit­ W e promise you that, I f your balr Is ed. , 0 fa llin g out, and you have not let U go There were touching details of his home life, and devotion to his furniiy— that settin fintr"W h ich-th e-real-dkm m n il al­ ways shines with greatest luster. MrB. U. F. Whilner, read a description and rcmlnlscenses of Monticcllo, Jeffer­ son’s beautiful home, near Clnuluttsville, Virginia, by Mrs. M. U. Smith; as it was during tho year o f'lts grculest glory., and the charming hospitality, of itB courtly owner, and his beautiful daughter, Mrs. Randolph and tier family. "Jefferson in Fiction” , Mra Geo. H. Fcrnald, read some intertulnlng selections from "Lew is Rand and Hearts Cour­ ageous"» in which Jefferson figured ns the political hero, o f these times and novels. Miss Mable Bowler, occoinpunied, by Miss Flossie Frank, sang “ I Love You Truly’*, and “ Just Aweurying For You” . Which the club enjoyed very much. Following is (lie program for March 22nd. . The University o f Virginia, Mrs,. C. W. Goodrich. Washington and Lee University (1740) Miss Peachea Lefiler. ifnmpden^iidney College (1774) Miss Gertrude Speer. Tho U. S. Academ y at Richmond (1786) Mrs. D. L. Tlirasher. too far, you cau repair the dam age a l­ ready dono by using Baxall “ 03" H a ir T o ole, with persistency and regu larity Tof'r~nm aona W e-bm fith.of_Utp*.__It la a scientific, cleansing, antiseptic, g e r­ micidal preparation, that destroys m i­ crobes. stimulates good circulation around tbe linlr roots, promotes -hair nourishment, removes dandruff and re­ stores hair health. It Is as pleasant to uso aa pure water, and It Is delicately perfumed. It Is a real toilet necessity. W o want you to try Itex a ll: “ 03" □ s i r Tonic with our promlss that It w ill dost you nothing unless you are p erfectly satisfied with Its use. It comes In tw o sixes, prices 60c. end $1.00. Rem ember, you can obtain Baxall Rem edies In this community only s t our storo-i-Tbo U exslL Store. ture lif e U s i » < « hnll na t» |n?P.V$jL ât the ultimata hour depsnd» som e­ town beside what upon tho g a it wo s trik t w hile my reputation suffer» by corn­ hare. ’ Ì AQ ENTS General Fire Insurance O ffiM w ith HO LD EN R E A L E S T A T E CO. Florida Sanford^ G. R. CALHOUN n S T F IR S T C L A S S C R A T E M A T E R IA L S , Sunford, FJa -J A S . B . L A W S O N --ri f Periodicals Stationery • * • .♦.-1■ •- 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 . . . W KolcSalc'and R eta il------------ --------------PHONE 100 . • ■ ; I**0 . - • - fir n J ■j F ree Voting Coupon ' •« \* This is u separate vote from the nominating coupon. As many, may be sent in eaclt week for each contestant ns can be collected. v, ___ .. »_ •* . * « ■ ' , . _ ' . V y » j J3H - "v '■* • ' . , , G'Tpii 'N] 1 ■* This coupon entitles...................................................... • . * ' ........................... .................... to 25 votes in The Herald's Popularity coutest. This coupon must he in office hy Wednesday 5 P. M., of each week. Nom ination Coupon - or the bob o f a prophet are not rcaired to predict that farm lands in range County will never cost less. Desirable cheap government land has decreased so rapidly the past few years that improved farming land in this section have felt the law o f supply and demand and are rapidly increasing In value. Don't delay. See us today. 8 N . H .G A E N E R Sanford, Florida 4 SANFORD, F LO R ID A . ■+ PROPHET ; 1 ì *J ;]tUL-Ml |ITI ,^1 .V j jfcL f l IH »] — i, . • A i ; * M a x im » o f th e M axim Man It is all right to g iv e a kiss fo r a blow, but as fa r ub some pugllsts are concerned we'd p refer the blow to hav­ ing them kiss us, «a y s Judge. You naver miss the w a ter t ill the w ell runs dry, and some peopl# don’ t miss It even then If there is anything e ls « to d rin k -w ith in reach. T h e trouble with a good msti^r ch il­ dren is not that they haven't been hFoUght up properly, but that they haven't been taken down suffiflBnUy, T h e character o f tb « g a l« to tho fu­ W . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y The first one of these coupons Bent 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........... ........................ - .............. . . . . . . . . . .o f ........................................... State............................ * * r m j- as a candidate in The Herald's contest ' <# • • Nominated b y : . ........ ............................................ - ............... o f .......................................... - ______ S tate................................. While it is not necessary that a coupon be used, it will fa­ cilitate matters to send one for each contestant Under no 'arcumstances Wilt VftÈ The Herald Contest Manager. i ,." ‘ ~ t i ä 1 1^0 EiuMI p i 45 �y - V .4 «i Do Your Tow n Customers goods I can have at these same the % * Shopping Here, .store 1 full of new spring goods prices =i ìe by dropping us their orders i by mail; we will take as much pleasure in filling them as we being lected with great care just for | you. % % sc ­ W e appreciate the fatt i| that you want all new anti | stylish fabrics, and have been : planning som e time to give do in waiting on sonally. A ll you { per- | . . ^ • A « . • the chance to buy their E a »- orders * filled’ §1 same day received. L the people of this community ter goods at % The Boston Store makes this announcement mencing as it does, just at the time to begin tions and are prepared to show the prettiest line of Spring Goods ever ’ ________ _____________________________ ' ' 1 good savings. i this and other counties, coi W e have made careful seh Sanford,, all at Sacrifice Pric ---- ■ SATUR DAY Ladies’ Shirt W aists — B e d b tifu l. as­ Buy a Y ear’s Supply — O f nice hosiery, • sortm ent o f w hite waists, em broidery front and tucked front V alues up to ‘1.00. . . .* now at this money-savin'g price. Ladies’ Fast Black Hos^-Regu These are waists sold up to 1.50, w ill be j closed out a l . - . U ............ ............... Lingerie W aists — V a lu es 1.50 1.98. will be put out in .one lot gauze weight; these w ill be a great O bargain a t ____............... :..................O w w buy. corsets d u r i n g be placed on our counters at prices this sale. Get] the best; . -1 heard of before. Ladies’ W ash Skirts— W e have a large kind; all. sizes; get w hat yqu need White Lingerie W aists— W ith a ll-o v e r White Every Lady Should A ll w ill go in this lo t during this sale A ~ J ^ a t th e sacrifice o f ...... ........... ......... lace front and insertion trimmed, 75c.Quality Ladies’ Hose — Silk, lisle, Pure Lisle Hose— Thesq are 39c quality, the thinnest gafize regular O O / v a t............ ....................... w e keep ors. make. galatea and other durable materials. These w ill be closed out at the A m eri* can Lady; no 4 better w hite skirts that w ill go in a t Q Q ^ such sacrifice prices O O 4 and for this sale e v g ^ ry lady m ay get her a fine A m erica n *• money. .» | • E very item r e d u c e d fo r th e ‘g r e a t E a s t e r S a le . . \ will close out at a great losing. j1 - N ew spring, orga w hite ground, neat figures, worth 25c per yard; Easter Sale, p a ir.......... . Yp^d-Wide Shirting M adras — Fast * ore, 19c, qualities, .going at the sensational price o f . ........ ........... 5 Lady Corset- a n 4 Vs a v e W e have just a few of wool skirts ¡that we 4 Th e best form Ifitting cornet ever sojd w O w Beautiful Assortment— O f new *■ Childrens’ Stockings — Black and tan * 4*4 the hard-wearing kind, well w o r n Q « 19c, we w ill sell them a t— J - _ . ----- ■ w V * stock to select from and a great m any col­ These are made o f duck and pique, N ew Goods — W ill a rrive every day White Lawn — W e have just received a ^ . . . . ... shipment o f w hite lawn and other fat rics for spring dresses and may be had during this sale at yard___________ f ig * ■ 1 . J L " f i “ ] T k 1 < ft ?. • : - 2 * • * • . ~l • r 4 • i v f i m am v r •- ' a. c £ è â ï ^ �»• March 17, o n THE 8ANrOHD:»»CRALO Last year there was n com plaln ^N tim the touriits that our hotel* did trot furnish PsMUfccd Every Friday Morning at Sanford. FIs. enough vegetable*. Being In the heart of R. J. ftout . Editor and Proprietor the greatest vegetable section In the world the dearth o f fresh, crisp vegetables was apparent. This season all the hoicli and boarding houses ore making on ex I-cIsm mnp matter Austin 22nd, tra effort to supply vegetables and fruit*. oBee *t Sanford. Florida, K The beneficial result* are easily seen In of March 3rd. 1870 the expressions o f latlsfactlAn from the OBos In Herald Build! visitors. Such a county is the best adver­ Talephooa No. 140. tising our c ity could achieve. Sanford never entertained a finer body o f men than the Woodmen o f the World. The Herald extends a hearty welcome tej the visiting Woodmen. Make this o f­ fice your headquarters while In the d ty . Sanford needs a Inigo auditorium that w ill asat 2.000 people. Our city could then take place as the convention city of Florida. That poat card day Idea should receive the rapport o f every citizen. Nothing will advertise your city In a more through _ The arivation meeting scheduled to take Plata at Lake*CHy did not materialize and Editor Sparkman think* the people of hi* burg were "stung'r ior the advertising. Editor S. J. Triplett o f the Kissimmee Gaxette has been appointed a delegate to the American Academ y o f Political and Social Science, to be held in Philadelphia A pril 7th end 8th. It 1* raid o f Bob H o lly . o f the Sanford o ooih a iu Herald that he. ffln)piinwim «ii lady visitor In hi* paper and she promptly seat him a s e v e iH ^ g e .«ManmttkaUnti. Case o f cruel and no{ unusual punishm ene— Tampa Times. 'Gen. Joseph Kiefer, congressman from Ohio, w ill retire from public life nt the tdoae o f thd present session. This will g iv e him time to wash the "bloody shirt” which he has waved upon any and all occssslons and.* in his retirement he wlU not be missed by the Southern poo- For the benefit o f those aspirants to the toga o f Htm. Geo. A . DeCottes as county aoiicitor.'The Herald wishes to state that Mr. DeCottes w ill again be a candidate for this office and not only receive the support o f this paper but every one o f his numerous friends expect to rally to his support His record Is a good one and his election is aleady assured. Although the election o f treasurer o f Orange county Is over a year off, we hear o f several candidates having announced their names. W e. think that it is time for our end o f the county to have some o f the county offices, and when the proper time comes w e expect to announce the name of C opt Richard Marks us candi­ date for this position, and we believe he w ill come very near to polling the solid •Sanford vote." M R S . u p K E Y S A W ide R in y i. W hen th * surgeon w ho happened to be spending t night at Ilushby Inn had set the broltcp leg o f the w eather beaten stran ger who was the ch ief v ic ­ tim o f an autom obile accident the patient looked up at him anxiously. “ Bee here, d o c," he said In a husky «voice, " I haven't got much o f any money. W on ld yod take out you r fee In trade?” , • > “ Yes, I guess so,” said the surgeon cheerfu lly. “ W b a t Is you r trade?” "W e ll, r v e got u number o f thing* I can do soon as T in on my fee t again ," said the patient. “ I can bang w indow b lin d s.'or 1 can put on ligh t­ n in g rods, or 1 c*u play the cornet, and I can do 'em all first rate, I f I'm (flA nnn In a n v I f rlrwe M__V iifK 'n OomYAouth's P&aion. T h * w ork o f oyster collectin g and culture Is most unsuitable fo r women, but tn France, o w in g .to Its tedious na­ ture, It doea not appeal to men. O ften from an early hour In tbe morning till late Into tbe even in g Hie women are standing up to their knees In water, w ith a strohg sun beating down oa them. T h e result Is that never s year passes w ithout som e o f them going m td and h avin g to be hurried aw ay mad to the a sylu m s/ T h e w ork Is w ell paid, as. Indeed, It ought to be, w h ile In the esse o f the fe w w ho ow n beds the profits are large, and em ail fortunes a re quickly amassed. H O N O R E D E - L a t e s t S tyles TAILORED W AISTS S K IR TS Ladies', M isses and Childrens’ Ready-Trim m ed Hats M ens’ Athletic Underwear, Knee D raw ers, Sleeveless Shirts M ens’ Straw Hats 10c to $7.50 Mosquito Canopies— Steel and W ood Frame W IN D O W S C R E E N C L O T H G ARTERS o METAL CAN TOUCH YOU . s - Boston - Brighton - Paris On Famous Daytona Beach A V I A T O R J. A . D. M c C U K D Y I N T h « R ig g o H t . , * A e r o p l a n e E v e n t E v e r l i c i t i i n ilio S t a t e o í w i l l b« t h e E x h i b i t i o n » a t ' . . Florida D A Y T O N A , M AR CH 28, 29,30 . A total of five flights will be made in. three days, the flights to include a rnco tin ( li«* ImmicIi w i i l i t h e fr iH te H t m i t o m o h i l e that can be secured and a flight at high altltudu over the H alifax river and the city of Daytona, and Seabreeze unit Daytona Beach. . " These flights are to be given tinder the auspices of the Hotel Men's Association anil (lie Daytona Board of Trade and special arrangements have been made to accommodate tlie c ro w d s NO C H A R G E TO S E E T H E EVENT!., A Splendid Chance to See Dnytonn t — Tint Prettiest Winter Resort in the Wn.V I F FOR FALLING HAIR V I W E W ANT TO SELL YOU YOUR f W e promise you that, i f your hair Is fa llin g UUL sud you have uut lei It go too far, you can repair the dam age al­ ready done by using llex a ll "03" (la ir Tonic, with persistency and regularity fo r a n-nsnnnhtc lengih o f time. It Is a w etenpfir. vlesuslnj:. antiseptic, gcr m liidul pn*|m rut ton that ilc*|n.t'« m i­ crobes, stimulates l-imm! elrvulutiuu aroiim l the Pair rum*, .pmuimew Pair mnn-lsPuieni. removes dandruff and n storen Pair health. It Is ss pleartunt to use as pur* water, and It Is delicately perfumed, tt is a real toilet necessity. W e want you to try llex a ll ” 03" □ a ir Ton ic with our promise that It w ill cost you nothing unless you a r* p erfectly as t il tied with Its use. It >J,? j D?W. 1 L IN LA D IE S SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Speaking o f the subscription prices of weekly paper*, which are being just now somewhat discussed, The Tim e* once knew a man who published a pretty good weekly at a dollar a yea £ H e ’ became ambitious o f a large circulation and so reduced hi* price to fifty cents, expecting to get every newspopei reader in the county. A t the end o f a year he rhangod back; and later raised ittO " $ 1.SO. He re­ lated, In o burst o f confidence, that in the flist pince -he had every. the county and had no held for additional Then he resolved to tUAln hl§ subscribers fo'r what lut thought they > o u ld stand. They came across. wi(,h few exceptions, and he repaid them by buying a new and larger press, « n increase o f one column per page, the keeping of. new and live rollers, using a trifle better paper, putting in a little moro matter, paying special attention to local and social happenings. and in five years he. was the foremost and most prosperous publisher in the county. : ' • . 1 ES* A WORD TO. THE UNWISE I f you value the good w ill and esteem, o f your editor, there are two things thgt y A i must shun oa you do the bill col­ lector. First don'J tell him what you would do if you were in his place. I f you can ran a newspaper better then he can start one, make a fortune, and retire. The editor's buslneis Is to give advice, and he is no more supposed to take it, than a doctor is supposed to take his own pills or prescriptions. Another- thing, don't carry o yard or.two o f dippings Into a newspaper ofllcd and tell the editor you have brought him something to kill space with, unless your Ufe is fully Insured. He Is apt to rise in his wroth and smile you with the shootingt stick.— Plant City Cou­ rier. _____________ Woman Oystsr Gatherers. The esteemed Tampa Times states that railroads never gave passes for> advertis­ ing. They were called tickets which in the words o f the late, Hamilton Jay would be a "distinction without a difference*'. But whether tickets-or passes The Herald w ill have neither without paying for them. Of course if the Presidenr o f the Sanford Traction Go- invites the editor to take a ride through the celery delta we accept with pleasure which is a exchange o f courtesies which might be turned u difference without a distraction— the d i­ stinction all resting with the editor. NEW W my S . v' 1 1 1 1 Mr*. M fT io ttñ C e K ê y i, Conteet Manager ö T the Sanford Herald, represented this $1.00. Remember, you can obtain paper at the Woodman's convention and was also a delegate from. Tahopekallga BaxsU Rem edies in this comm unity Grove. No. 63. Mrs. Keys is ah indefatigable worker and was called upon the floor ettly at cur store—T h e RsxaU «tore. b y Grand Guardian Olson and given (he Grand Grove Honors in appreciation o f her For Sale— Mitchell touring cor 40 H. P. untiring effort! in assisting Celery City Grove in the entertainment o f the visiting S passengers, in first class condition. Apply, Sanford Harald. - B_R E A D and C A K E W e h ave H ot Bread’ tmd R olls for Supper Cake Fresh E v e r y ’ Duy A ll W hite H elp and Everything Clean A T ria l w ill C onvince Y o u# . of the* 7 Q u ality ' SANFORD B A K E R Y C. A. DOBBINS, 13-tf •Se» <V, LaAsAniaM ■ V I „SI f ' HL' .* M anager 4L- ■4 . jp: �T h e N ew C o n gress T h e m em “n iW bers re o orf tb tbe e Sixty-second Congress began to draw th eir pay from noon o f March 4th. T h e y ordin arily w ould not be requ ired to do • e rv lc e un­ til the first M onday in Decem ber, or thirteen months a fte r th e ir election. "W e 'T m v o n e v e r undofstooiT why this lo n g In terval-b etw een the ' lection i v d the takin g o f office should Intervene. B a t -It Is a constitutional provision ■which Its authors probably thought woo tho proper thing. .* no extra ses­ sion w ill tint the m em bers to work A p ril 4th and mak-j- th mi irnho n sh ow in g nt leant o f earn in g tholr sal T h « now C on gress w ill show n prac­ tica l re vers a l o f thG body It succeeds. T h e Kcpubllcans liad a m a jo rity o f forty-seven in the la st House, the Dem ­ o c r a t w ill have sixty-six m a jo rity in the p r e s e n t In tho .old Sonata the flop ub Ileans had a m a jo rity o f twenty* eight dow they .have a nom inal m a­ jo r ity o £ o n ly Jen, w ith the situation •T>éw»«eratato control I t A t any ra te It Is u n lik ely that this fee b le m a jo rity w ill try to run counter to 'th e vo te p f tho stron g D em ocratic House In Ita support o f a Republican P r o e ld e n t r w w e b elie ve that tho reci­ p rocity* a greem e n t w ill* b èf'etiop iod with reason able prom ptnftM, Once in session th e body Is not lik e­ ly to stop w ith that w ork ; It w ill, In response to the dem ands o f the peoplo, proceed, w ith trust and tlelleve, to change the notoriously opp «■ tout Wc ~trave •connatnnië'nr HmiTeriiu- ir n r e ~ T t m jo r n y 't h s r ii“ w n r 'b 7 3 r'T iif Deinoorats w ill n o t try to uiisot tho business o f the country by ml I mined I* ato repeal o f tho Pnyno-Aldrlch tarltt bill, but w ill do so gra d u ally and rodue« It fin ally to a ta riff fo r revenue only, th « on ly dcfon slblo^thcory upon which the ta riff Is based. F lo rid a 's B r ig h te s t Sons Our line of Hammocks have just arrived and we Breakfast also D i n n e r can save cent, on them MARCH Plates worth 75c a set! for Monday W h e n w e say a B argain , ou r customers k n o w w e m ean it in the fullest sense o f the word, but M O N D A Y w e are going to try and out-do ourselves in bargains o f all kinds of N ew M er- ¿ liah ^se in clu d in g W FsTi Goods, L a w n s, G in gh am s, ShoSs R eady-to-W ear G o o d s io ( L* ti ¡) and N L ^ Two Stores— 121-123 East First Street SANFORD F L O R ID A Something our cus­ tom « rs ha ve loi ig beetr looking -for, ft--40-i»ch lawn In a fine quality which wc will je ll Mouduy a yard. 9 Vic trimmed; a-good seller at 75c each, but as u Monday lender.49c Children’s Special Buster Brown Patent Leather Belts in white red and black; a lend­ er. to sell for 15c. Our Line of black Tofietinc Petticoats w e h n d nmdc for us and n good $1.50 value. See these for only .-^.980 MONPAX 4 s p e c ia l p rice e a c h . 9c Just Think of It! One lot of Lutlies’ Gowns, made o f n soft, medium weight Muslin, beautiful ly trimmed in. tucks, taccs and broidery; made jith cr in slip-over or embroidery O S S c ^ front. Our price Monday $1.50 Tub Wash Skirts 98C The Tub Skirts are well made from a fine quality Linenc in white, light blue, pink, also white with black dots. While this special ^ vulue lusts c h o i c e , Q 0 A o n ly ................... . your* inspection' Mon(lay 15 pieces best grade 5*4 table oil clot!) in cither white or c o lo r s . . .: ____19c Püfugofï frame steel roti ifmbreilu with on English B o x w o o d handle $1.50 value on the bargain counter at. j .................;98c $1 OVERALLS 89c $2.00 PAN TS $1.39 See this well selected line of panttTn "good $ 2 .0 0 — values; a s - o special leader our price on ly................. $1.39 With the high price of cotton we are still sellingThose $1 Nuunfllly's Engineer Over­ alls “ Union M n d e" fo r ........; ..........89c 12|c Dress Ginghams 9c of the State. Possessed o f th a t facul* i) o f holding ‘tits .frien d « and yet con­ secrated J o hlB duty, which h o. per­ formed unflinchingly, Judge Hoggs en­ joyed tho friend ship o f htH en tire ne* 'jualntancoshlp. T o know him was to love hln^and his friendship and hand­ shake w ore a benediction. Taken at — (bo ag e o f 6 4 -h ls d r ath~Ja~n "fllfittirei loss to tbe peopt« am ong whom he lu* horod. M ay hla m em ory o ver remain green In the heartB o f all Floridians — IVnBacola Journal. T o ls to i on D o c to rs / "T h e latG Count T o ls to i loathed phy­ sicians," said, at a din n er In W ash in g­ ton, a Ruaalan diplom at, according to the St. Louie Globo-Dem ocrt. "Y o u rem em ber bow Tolatot ridicul­ ed pbyaldana In ‘ W a r -an t Pence?' WcYl. t heard ~h!m r ld lc u le 'C ir e e nf them to th e ir fa ces o v e r a vegetarian dinner at Yasn aya, Polvana. " 'Pbyslclana,' bo said b itterly, look­ ing up from a plate ow len tils, 'm ay bo divided in to tw o classes-—tho rrdlcala, w ho kilt you, and tho con serva­ tives, w ho le t you d i e . " ’ For Monday only we w ill pluce on sale a full assortm ent o f fx A m oskeag Dress Ginghams a t .... ..................... KSKs Linerie 40c Special 25c We have just received another shipment of Peerless brand win­ dow'shndes in white and green and ecru. S p e c ia l.,........... 25c A Ph iladelph ia wom an w ho Is ex* c*odlngly fo o d o f anim als bad an odd experience w h ile w aitin g at a c ity railWa7 station fo r a belated train, .»aya Elpplncotl'a. in the a «a t neat to h er « a t a em ail dog. w hich" ■r a ^ a rT fffla n g a a "td ~ a H elaborately hind. droaaed wom an Just be­ "Pardon m e." ehe said apologeti* c*h y, "lju t m y d o g J« not allow ed to SELBY’S ‘ Ladies' Sleeveless Un­ Bemitiful line of Oxfonls and. Pumps dervests with taped for ladies is our pride. See our won­ neck mid armholes. derful values in these high-class oud See this sjiecial lot attractive shoes. Monday” each™ 8 % c ----------------- S N O W S — -------- — 7 Oxfords and Pumps for men in all the latest styles in patent leather, vlci kid, gun metal, are here and our prices on On Monday a large these shoes are marked below the fac­ line o f new Under­ tory prices. See these Wonderful vulues skirts with deep em ­ BOYS’ SHOES—Our line of Boys' allbroidery a n d l u c e leather shoes and Oxfords in gun metal flounces; will go on patent leather and vlci are Eye Open­ sale at each....... 9 8 c ers at the prices we sell them ARE AGENTS FOR MUSICI machine you songs and can the grandest sacred 50c Otis G arm en ts 39c Monday we will plnce One case of genuine on sale 18 d o z e n Porous Knitted Un­ dershirts for men; also TtrfiweriT fdmatch735c values otdy......... 2 4 c Otis music, songs---all for in regular JOc.. values.. Our price o n ly ., ,39c * *» - * 4 TIES , 1 - - Beautiful Our line of D r e s s Shirts in $1.25 values is complete. Sec them Monday; our p r i c e o n ly ...,, jb. ......... 9 7 c new *- » showing of spring ties for men’. These are ex­ ception a I ' - v a l u e s f o r . . . ; ............... 48c PATTERNS * . i ,. —. C , China and Japanese Matting 20 piece«— Imported Chinu and Japanese matting. See our special low prices on these mattiugs. Crex Art Squares v New line of Crex Art Squares, sizes 9x12. Special price on ly.................................. ........................... .'____ ROYAL TAILORS C Q « SPECIAL ! Bargains trunks o f kinds. A r e now ready T W O STO R Ë8--121-123 meas un­ dershirts mid Drawers 1.25 DRESS SIIIKTS 97c a small payment down and easy weekly payments. yj H I - j CU . Bnlbriggon 27x60.inch Tapestry Brussells Rugs in neat patterns in Oriental designs. S p e c ia l. . .. . . . . . . ....................... v O W ith a ‘‘V I C T O R ’’ talking have the latest band MENS UNDERWEAR B U T T E R IC K N o w is the time to figure or^haylng th e finest music in your home. E very tim e that P e te r WUMatns would build a flro In his n ew ly ac­ quired hom e at* Glaaton, Conn., b eet would Issue fro m e v e ry n ook and cranny and d r tv « t h « fa m ily out to sook shelter In the house o f a neighbor, i l m l l y u w as d ts o o v e r e i that a sw arm of beea v u boused In an a ir box above _ Th«"Tire p it o f th e furnace and cacm e up tbe hot a ir pipes. T b e fu rnace had to be taken down b eforo tho boos could be dislodged. T b e house had been unoccupied fo r five years and during that tin t« t h « bees it o r o up 100 pounds o f honey. tell about them. As the Goditmn allleather shoe is a wonderful value at our low prices for ladies and children 25c Vests 8jc A special shipment of Linene in a fine wear to sell for 12Vic. See this Linene counter, -M onday-sjiecialrrlO c WE See the window full; some of these were alightly damaged ut factory, but are die regujur 50c shirts, and while they lust we will sell -fl Q - p these shirts at Monday’s sale o n ly ..... I EAST FIR ST STREET SU IT in a ll CASES �Tlir SSXrORD lltR A lD COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget o f Interesting Items fr o m Correspondents Mr*. J. M. Prevntt o ^ C e n c v o was fl ing ground for a goçd many year». Slnco his death Mr». W hite h a» lived largely in visitor at the McClellan nome over Sun­ ' j:.. , . J. . Washington but many w inter» have be^p day* »pent with friends in Orlando, Lake Charm Mr. Hnldean o f Coineron A v i.. lies re­ and Oviedo who are always glad to wel- turned from New York. Mr», Haldean is making a stay o f .»ome length in the R A N K L. W O O D R U F F S HO ES Mr^. Judge Kllham o f Central New north. Y$rk and Mrs. Hot chid», a niece o f Chicago Mr. and Mr». Louis W illi» have moved THE EVENTS Of ORANGE COUNTY paid n visi t lately to Lake Charm. Judge from Miller A ve., to B. W. Herndon’» Kllham and wife spent many w inters -4n -ptaceto care for the hogs and enteIsitt s ta ff o f Reporters Weekly their Lake Ctiarm home in the palmy days o f orange prosperity, ,and sold Just Covers the Territory for previous to the “ Big Free r e " their large The Herald orange grove property to Rev. S. McChesney. Mr». Knham and M^a. MeChreney survive their husbands Mrs. Kllham has not visited Lake Charm and the South In tw enty years. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Jones who have been spending several week In Geneva, returned to their home In j Augusta. Go., last Thursday. They were accompanied britheir niece, Miss Della Jones, who will eater school in Augusta. / Carroll Culpepper Is home again after ftçvcrnl weeks on the East -Mr«.-6reUc, of-Jaciaea v ille .^ ^ V is iliU iL her (laughter, MrsTH. H. PattlshalL Mrs. Welker, from Sanford, with some 'M a n d sris spending a w h ilom the cottage on Lake Geneva. Miss CuUie Grant has closed her.'school at Lockwood and returned home. Rev. E. Lee Smith delighted his mem­ ber as also the entire community when be said he would remain with the Baptist Church at this place' a while longer. On account o f existing circumstances.In* his fam ily and his own physical condition ha did not accept the call for the entire year. Mr. Smith Is very much admired for his untiring energy In God’ s work, for his earnestness, for his friendliness and humor, and w e trust he can see his w ay clear to remain IndeOntflely. On the first Sunday night -in A pril at the Baptist church there w ill be "A n Or phan's Day” program o f recitation and music rendered, and an address by the pastor, Rev. E. Lee Smith. The collection taken will by sent to the orpiian home In Arcadia. ”*W e hope every bpdy will be present who can. Work on the new railroad Is progressing rapidly, the great number o f tents have made portions o f the country look like white cities. This road w ill cross the St. Johns at Cook’s ferry, now if some ener­ getic man who has a nice house boat'w ill make oodneclKm "Wlltrtrntnr there every day or twice a. week as patronage would warrant. Sanford wlU still have the bulk o f Geneva's trade, but If no way is pro­ vided to reach Sanford our next best place w ill be TltusVlUe. ■£; ter what the occasion, no matter what the * 5 ^ time, there is always a W OODRUFF STYLE A merry party of campers left Lake Charm Monday morning for the prairie land twelvh miles aw ay to be gono sever­ al days, the party were Mr. and Mrs; "B. F. Wheeler and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Rich, Mr. and Mrs. Carter and little master W alter Carter o f Sanford, Dr. fortably on the verandas. The drive Thayer and Miss A lice Thayer and Mlse through the woods in the moonlight was altogether enjoyable and’ the hospitality Frances Allison o f Lake Charm. o f the Maris home is always delightful. The Oviedo Board o f Trade vouftl at The affair was entirely informal, no in vi­ Its last meeting a sum o f money to be tations were issued— word was simply exploded In street cleaning. Mr. Ed passed along and those fortunate enough Fam ell Is in charge o f the work and pro­ to hear o f It and be able to go enjoyed gress has already been made on Bay S l , the occasion. to the Baptist church. Our park cleaned Our Farmers' Club held a pleasant up’ is a natural beautiful park* with a m eeting Tuesday at which a constitution fine variety o f shade trees. Main SL, is and by-laws were adopted and the organ­ next in order then comes Lake Charm ization made complete. The regular Avenue. Let the good work begun go meetings will be held each month on forward. The town's people are m ani­ Tuesday evening on or beforb the full of festing interesting cncnuagement. , the moon. ’ The club adjourned to meet _ Jrfr. Haary. T o n g a .J r* entertained at Tuesday, Mar. 2 5 , e t .which time a Short Wednesday Mrs* M ary - £, Foster,“ Mrs. musical and literary program wili be White. Miss Louise" M anoiog Hodglns and given, followed by n discussion o f somo M U * Margaret Evans, ■ «locations o f pressing in t e r e s t to the farMrs. B. C. Brannon is driving a fine new itiers. A ll Interested in our community tu rn ^u L'ah d‘1s receiving the congratu­ moat cordially invited to be a t the church lations of friends. Mrs. Brannon enter­ at 7:30 and enjoy the evening with us. tained the Magazine club pleasantly In This evening, the 17th, S t Patrick's her home Friday MarchvlOth. Miss White Day, the social comm ittee o f our Sunday and Miss Evans ol Orlando were her school has planned u social In . honor of guests at the same time. the day. The ladies will bring boxes con­ J. Leinhsrt has recently sold on I-ako taining lunch for two and the evening March 21-28 April 4-1D18-25 . May 2-9-10-23-30 Charm Avenue thfec building lots ad­ w ill t>e spent telling Irish stories and with Leave 8:50 a. m. Ar. 2 p. m. 150 lbs. Baggage Check­ joining his residence property on the games suggested by tha occasion. ed. No S to p . Over or Access to Pullman Sleeper. ea s t . A young people's society o f Christian Mr. Brown o f Texas Is a guest o f Mr. Endeavor was' organized Sunday evening -$19.00 Railroad Fare. H a lf Fare for children .under 12 years. Membership and Mrs. J. H. Lee, Lake Charm. ____ , ____ ______ ____ . $10.00 _____ and ______ .. (fo . . r .postal registration)^ and fee 91.00. Please remit 10c stamp with Miss Grace Rich as president. Miss Mrs. Charles Rigby o f Oviedo Is a guest N eva Gormiy yice president, W alter £ secure your identification ticket and'badge at least one week in advance from this week o f her daughter Mrs. J. F. Haynes secretary and treasurer and Will Benton chorister. W e look forward to Turner at Beck Hammock. j€ Passenger agent will be at Union Depot 7:30 a. m. to 8:30 to check baggage many * pleasant, profitable Sunday even­ and at Washington to escort parties to Now York. . . . . . . ings spent with this new society. Special rotes nt HOTEL ARAGON. Jacksonville, where BR. SCHADT’S Rep­ Rey. G. B. Waldron or the Sanford Con­ resentative C1141 be seen after 7 p. in. day before. For further details address gregational church will exchange pulpits DR. SCHADT and enclose stamp for reply* • • . . . with our pastor, Dr. Swartz next Sunday morning. W hile we shall miss our pastor we shall be ver/Tpml tU' Uar e Mr. W nfr dron with us and hope all o f our people Phone 3 3 4 . m ay a va il themselves o f the opportunity 4 1 0 M a g n o lie Aya to hear him. Ftncy Work* of All Kind*. Stamping, Embroidery Supplica, Dr. Minnick and fam ily anticipate with ¡1 Home-Made Cooking a Specially. great pleasure a visit from Mr. and Mrs. i j —- mm Dr. Schadt’s Special Party Trips Personally Conducted - Private Cars • Number In Car Limited J A C K S O N V IL L E TO NEW YOR K j.D K O. G. J. Schadt, 143 W est 84th St., N. Y. I J. S. Johnson o f . W ic h ita ,. Kans., next ! > Friday last accompaTiTed' b y ~ M i»» Sarah ■WjC$lL_Mr1 John»oii J » o f the Wichita Cooley for a short visit. Produce Co. — — — Mr. and Miss C em u hdU eft Tuesday fsr Much celery and cabbage are being SL Petersburg, w h e n k t h e ^ w ill spend a shipped at prices whicii aro far from onweek or two- Mr. Campbell thinks the couroging to the fnryiers. Quite • jolly party from Sanford visited Lake Harney lost Thursday ufternoon re­ turning by moonlight - A S n ow In S a n fo rd Sounds strange but this Is R. G. Snow the well known representative o f the Packer who Is circulating among .h it Jeglon o f Sanford friends in the interest o f his paper. If any other one man has boosted Sanford any more than Snow he has not yet come to the surface. Snow is not a frost by any means, never gets cold feet and will alw ays receive a warm and m elting welcome in Sanford. Mrs. W, H. Howard spent last Saturday in Sanford. The Geneva school doses on the 27th, Inst, and on the 28th, w ill be the annual picnic at Harney dock to which every body Is cordially invited. — — L AKE W ARY MELANGE SpacUl CwTsspoodMos wTlUHarmld: -----Mrs. W. A. W lllsey and son. Clarence from Lockhart spent Sunday here' with Mrs. W lllsey's parents, Rev. and Mrs. J, F. SundeU. C on sign m en ts and O rders S o lic ite d R E T A IL * CASH G R O C ER Y ' J. B. WILLIAMS, Prop. I Staple and Fancy - G roceriesy Hay, Grain j * and Seed * Fruits, Vegetables, Candies, Cigars and Tobaccoes ** *j All Kinds Country Produce Bought and Sold it t 2|*, C o r , 3rd S tr e e t and S a n fo rd Ave. «. P .O .B o x 112 * £ SANFORD, FLORIDA Phone 02 “ N o w Is T h e T im e T o Buy Impi Mrs. W. N. Webstar has gone to Day­ tona for a short visit with Mr, and Mrs. D. A , McDonald. ■M O O K E'8 STATION Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Evans have had To the editor oi Tbe Herald: Wo stand corrected In regard to the visitors from Virginia this week, Mr. And Mrs. MoCorkle and daughter. Mrs. sale o f J. F. Turner's store at Beck Ham ­ IfoCorkle is a distant relative o f Mrs. mock, Mr. Bell employed in the store gave us the item os it was printed. It has caused consklerabla comment and we J. Y . Martin is slowly recovering from are glad It has beon righted. — ■ ><»lt » ll* f Y fa flrtpp» Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Packard and fam ily Misses L ily and Mollic Lord and Bert'o wcre oul frara Ssnlord Friday evening . R iley were welcome visitors In our town and took supper with E. A. Gilbert and one day last week. family. Samuel McBride cgme up from Lock­ The Greenland-MiUcr fam ily from Colum­ hart to spend Sunday with home folks bus, Ohio who recently purchased the before going to S l Cloud, where he Is go­ Howard Whither place on Cameron Ave., in g as gospel singer with F. M. Turner, are m oving into their new house Just the Blacksmith Evangelist, who wUl bold completed this week b y F . N. Lum by of reviva l meetings there. Sanford. , f :; Mrs. John Fan in a recently left for Hr. Harris o f Cameron A v e is In Kan ­ Lansdale, Pa., where she expocts to make sas again on a business (rip. . quite a lengthy visit with . her grand Mr. and Mrs. A . G. Patterson enroute daughter, Mrs. T. Williams, from their winter borne in St. Petersburg to their summer homd ID Chestei la mlr OVIEDO AND LAKE CHARM Ohio were guests o f Mr. and Mrs. J,' C. Special Oar. M Tba Herald. EUsworth Jr., several days. Mrs. W hite has been a| guest of .Mrs. E. Foster at Lake Charm last week. Mr. W hite was one o f the pioneer resident in a ll this region, merchant chief for all this territory, as wa understand it, at White'# W * a r f on Lake Jessup, a favorit piculc- N o matter what the weather, n a in a t - Howard W arner left on W ednesday for Topeka. Kansas to accept a position with O. E, Walker. Mr. Walker is owner of Topeka place, and Shawnee farms .on Beard ail A v e . . ed “Ready to P lan t” Sanford * ■" Celery Farm s These farms can be bought for the next thirty The Thoughtful Wom an knows the value o f trading where she is sure of getting reliable goods whether she wants a cake of soap or a side o f beef. W e have the best o f everything in the way of gro­ ceries, meats, tobacco, toilet articles, feed and grab). Our prices are as low as our quality is high. days for less money .than ever _again. have Sanford farms to sell. N o t Largo, Taft, Burbank nor Celery City A lw ays Sanford. Sanford. We but Sanford. There is only Will A ll irrigated ready to plant. pay for themselves this winter. . . one . • • Special for Saturday only tregrCmunny Btrtter-80e pound. None charged ut H. H. C H A P P E L L ’S itea l E state A g e n c y SANFORD ~ FLORIDA * 4* �■Tl March 17. o n IN HANFORD CHURCHES Where Devout o f the Celery ’ 6lty Worship Sunday. • " BRtACtï or PROMISE CASE Prom inen t C ltlie n Is C harged W ith H - T riflin g W ith W id o w ’s A ffe c tio n ’ -For some time, it.is alleged, one of our prominent citizens has paid more or less attention to a young mul beautiful widow RESUME Of AIL ÇII11RCII EVENTS of tbts-TowTT.—forgetting or -nt-hrnst-not heeding the advice of the immortal Mr, or In tere st t o 'Th oso R eligiou sly In ­ Weller to his son, Samuel, tq "bewure of the vidders." c lin e d -S u b je c ts o f D iscou rses . ..... « , --- —-i i ^ ^ *- THE SANFORD HERALD fo r th e Sabbath. • :____ He now claimnjhnt he was not serious H , pmon of tke Ch.rclw* In th* Clip .re E ittnl) in his intentions and that he was not at­ Hm m i i J >• brlnf w tend ilwlr Aanoinaintm. end tached to her: but however that may huve •ik*f Q wi J i Newi lo ihi. offic. nal Inter thin WrJnri been the widow became attache)) to hint, Up •ItMuno». and us he seems to have lost interest In n r i t M eth ad lk t Re». J. A. Hendry, pastor; church, corner Park the matter she has attached his property, avenue and Fifth street; parson ace. cortirr Mar which Is a form o f attachment that he aolla avenue and SevenUi street; phone 25 Sunday nmmlrtd service at 11: CVCIjIlli service. 7 -Ou, Sundnp school, 8 :4 8 a. in.; Jno.K . Met tinker. Supt. Teachers' meeting every Krldap, 7 :3 0 p m. Sunday sehool 9:45 n. m., with -John K Mettlniier Supt. in chortle. A. R. Chappell assisting. Last Sunday was a good day in Sunday school. Special missionary day observances were.n success and more than was asked was contributed. Come ten minutes earlier than' Inst Sunday. You were a trifle late. Motto: 1 am on time. ----- f m » » Preaching at 11 n. m. Subject o f ser­ mon. "Sabbath Observance." Text, Ex. 20:8- 11. Preaching at Moore's Stntion, 3:30 p. m by the pastor. Prcacltlng at night, 7 o'clock, by the pastor. Subject. "The Cruet* of Life. Text, 2 Cor. 17:11. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.. prayer meeting. Thursday, 3:30 p. in.. Junior League meeting, Mrs, L. R. Philips in charge. Friday. 7:30 |>. m., weekly Sunday school lesson study. —'The fourth Sunday in this'uidntli fa.the occasion of our first *qjiarterl),'i meeting. A t night Rev. C. Fred Blackburn, P. E.. will preach. Quarterly conference Mon­ day night following at 7:30 o'clock. All departments of church life should prepare written reports to he given at qunrietly conference, and the active membership of the church should attend the conference. ---- * - - ■ ■ i. —■■■■— * I The 'P e o p le 's U o n trc g u tlo iia l dues hot enjoy,__ ______;_____ The result is, that he finds himself the defendant In n flrsiclass breach of •prom­ ise case and his questionable attitude towards the widow will be given an air­ ing in the near future. The parties in the case ‘ arc so promi­ nent that it la feared no court room will hold the vast crowd desirous of attending the trial, so it will be held in the audi­ torium o f the High School building on Friday evening, March 24, u n d rn iie aus­ pices of the School Improvement Associ­ ation, for whose benefit the proceeds will be devoted. - Ill other words, it will lie it mock court trial, and it promises to be one of the most enjoyable affairs o f many years, ns u large number of our leading |>coplo will participate in the,proceedings.' The committee huving the trial in charge have engaged Col. A. V. Newton, the well known lawyer lecturer of Worces­ ter, Mqss., to attend to the details . and " personally conduct the entertuiumeni. CoTTNcwton has Im*I retiiprkaDte Stic-“ ' cess in conducting similar entertainments and without doubt the Breach of Promise Trial will be here, as elsewhere, an event long to be remembered with pleasure. The following is the make-up of the court: * I . Judge, Hon Thos. E. Wilson. Clerk, Mr. C. H.'Leflier. NO REASON FOR DOUBT. A ttitim in t of Fsots 0 «c k «d by o Barrels ■ Strong Gun ran tea. W e guarantee com plete re lie f to all sufTerers frotn constipation. .In every cose w here w e fa ll w o w ill supply the 4nodlc ln o .fr — .______ ~ ~ ' T r llex n ll O rderlies are a gentle, e f ­ fective, dependable and sa fe bowel regulator, strengthener and tonic. T h ey re-efltnbllsh nature’s functions In s quiet, easy way. T h ey do not cause any Inconvenience, grip in g or nausea. T h ey are so pleasant to tako and work so easily thnt they m ay be taken by nny one at any time.' Th ey thoroughly tone up the whole system to healthy activity. H exall O rderlies n r« unsurpassable and (deal fo r th e 'n s e o f children, old folks and delicate persona. W e cannot too highly recommend them to all su f­ ferers from any form o f constipation and Its attendant evils. T w o sizes, 10c. and 25c. Remember, you can ob­ tain Rpxall Rem edies in this comm uni­ ty only at trar store—1 T h e R exa ll S tora W e shall start up our barrel factory w ithin few days.- - Orders Tor should be booked at F irs t B a p tis t Rev. ]. W. Wild man. pastor. Sunday morning service, II; evening service, 7 0 0 . Sahhath school. 'I M 5 a. ra.; Prof. N J I'erkins. Supi ; prayer meeting every Wednesday. 7/W P m . teachers' meeting Friday evening at 7 ;.1 U I ---- Pm b vtsih m -----------------Rev. J. F, McKinnon, pastor; morning service, ng service, 7 :01); SnMmih scliool. 0 :4 5 a. 11 evening serv in; Henry McLoulln, Supt.. prnyei mulling Wed­ nesday 7 :3 0 p. m C a th o lic Catholic Church. Oak avenue lielween Hlh uml !Hh streets, Rev. Father Hresnahau in charge Mass every Sunday at 10 n. in. Rosary, sermon and benediction every Sunday at 7 :3 0 p. in Sun­ day school at 0 a; ni Confessions heard Saiuiduy before ftrst Sunday of Ihe month iielween 4 und 3 p m and 7 and B t>. inauFirst Sunday of month mass at 7 :3 0 a. in. und 10 n. m. Holy CrAs* t p lic a p a l Rev. B. F. Brown, rector; A. 1). Key. senior wur­ den: Sunday morning service, II; evening service 8 :0 0 ; Sabbath school, 11 4 T> a. in.; B, F. Whittier, ■Supl.ijiroyer meeting. 7 ::tO Wednesday evening * In to N ew Q u arters Mrs. S. M. Overman has moved her m il­ linery parlors into rooms over the store of N. P. Yow ell & Co., und here one o f the - finau emporiums in this section will be fitted up for the millinery business. Mrs. Overman has been fortunate in securing the services o f a lirstcluss irirtmu-r and the a n non nee mu lit of the aliening will be looked forward t6 with great interest. The new parlors are well situated end with the immense stock recently pur­ chased In til© custern markets My». Over­ man will make a strong appeal for a large share oFSanford's patronage. Ex-G overn or Blovhum Dead ~ Lx-Governor Willlotn D. Blaxham died just before noon Wednesday at Tullnltas•ee after a lingering illness. His health had been bad for some months bn ac­ count of kidney trouble and other com­ plications and his death, while not ex­ pected Just nt this time, w ill occasion great surprise. Several members of Ills ‘ family were with*him at the time o f his demise. A Baseball W in dow J- D. Davisod with an eye to the wentf o f lire smell boys and the base. hall fan baa riwwaivvj n w in d o w of tile Sanford Furniture Co., this week in buso1*11 goods and supplies. Everything needed upon the diamond is displayed In a most tempting manner and Jack states lhat he can supply them all from the barefoot f youngsters to Bridges himself. You should see the window yourself and then get the prices. They will »urpfts«. . you. once. A ll barrels who have ►of digging season. W e w ill have, in addition I — ‘ -■■;«*** t to our two shops in the center of town, A Shop at Beck Hammock . L. R. PH ILIPS l^ ^ e liv e n e ^ will be made from shop most convenient for purchasers. T H E W IS E INVESTOR B trra -REALESTATE ; ©macTtn.TT.xaco Oak A v e n u e and First Street H e's A lw ays Awake looking for opportunities to buy rcol ostiite at a price less than it's actual value. The l>esi way PH O N E 255 To Mud R eal E state Bargain«. is to keep in close touch with our oflice. YVe are every day listing Dcfendum, Mr. B. F. Wlnlner. Jr. property that may interest you it Defendant's Attorney, Oil. A. V . N ew ­ is no trouble to show the ¡'.mul!,. Pluinlift. Miss Gelsie Bull. Court Officer, Murshall Green Smith. Crier, Hon. D. L. Thrasher. Witnesses: Mr!. C. E. Walker; Mrs. M. S a n fo rd , F lo r id a H. Bowler. Dr. T. A. Neul, A. T. Rossctter and C. K. Walker. . , Jurors: F. P, Forster, S. O. Clmse, J. I). FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS Parker, N. II. Garner, H. K. Stevens, H. H. Chtippell. L. P. MeCuller, J. D. Roberts, Felix Frank. J. K. Meitinger. T. J. Miller tOENI JACkSOkVIlll r t nWAL COMPaWY I'lm iic tt>ti. Ilth and Oak H ie. dial J. F. Turner. Special OiTering in Ferns. S an ford, Talking About S an lord Floral t>csigns to Order. Florid a J. W. Gamble of Port Clinton.' Ohio. Imj 1.2H-10-U been visiting in Florida the pusl few weeks und writes his' views to his home i-+«■++++++-S-++ ♦ ♦ < • + + + ♦ 4-+ ,taper. the Ottawa County Herald. Mr. •5* 4 Gamble is largely interested-in grpite cul­ ture at Port Clinton uml bus seen the gical—batn-fits to he derived from un as­ AND ' _____________________ sociation of growers. The following-ar­ f ticle descriptive of Sanford appears in last week s Ottawa Herald: V Wo arrived tierc last evening. I am go­ T ing out to my Sanford farm this morning ROOM n u u m 20 C t\ j to see how the potatoes tire gtilting on. I -» . I Weather here has been the same as in Î* Upstairs, Pico Block $ linnpn. Seven weeks of tile most perfect weather one can imagine, followed by n cold wave from the north that Jins made I Open Tu esdays 4 to 6 p. m. AND + jires In the early mornings ami evenings + very comfortable; the sun shine!»,Utrougli S a tu rd a y s 4 to 9 p. m. all day alter 8 u. in. and JJi^ diiyute is worth those "One iiusbailH d«iijer| per N. H. G A R N E R M . K JONES ro ut jones u g h l in W. W. ABERNATHY - - McL a u g h l in , CO M PANY LEADERS IN ~FU K N T T U R E T S T O V E S " • — AND— HOUSEHOLD •Sanford Library t | Free Reading Room . M cL a F U R N IT U R E L. H. T E M P L E JUST GOODS ARR IVED — ^-----KeffigcYalaiiL lcc Boxes. Porch Rockers, Etc., C A L L A N D S E E OUR STOCK C A S H A N D IN S T A L L M E N T 1 ____ ______________ * _ -_________________________ ___ _____________ i I M atting and Rugs SANFORD acre." t Celery, cubbuge. beets, etc., vegetables of almost till kinds ure going forwurd to uoriberu markets., with pricejf.fMjc* w In order to keep posted m aiuss down here I subscribed loir* the Sanford Herald this morning. The editor, R. J. Holly, is u live man and publishes u very newsy and interesting paper in this busy little growing towo, in the celery delta of Orunge county, Flu., with its thousands of acres devoted to the productions of all Sorts of vegetables In the winter. Thu (ow in g artesian wells und such irrigation ure two of the largest fuciors IiT Th e gar­ deners success here, Later, when I have more time, 1 muy write up this section o f Floridu. Sanford being at"Hie bend of navigation of the fatuous St. Johns river, buji two outlets to the northern markets and a freight rate of nearly forty per cent less than the towns in the more southern purl of the state. Hastily yours, J. W. G a m b l e . Sanford, Flo., Feb. 25, 1011. Ajl U k e S an fo rd The visiting Woodmen in the city lids week are loud in their praises o f the hos­ pitality o f Sanford people- The boys are till ¿ood"!Vnuw> utid seem wtUiog.4a.iak« pot luck in the matter of accommodation. They are all well satisfied with Sanford und her people, und agree that no belter city ond no belter people cau be found the south. The visit o f the Woodmen will always be remembered as a most pleasant please n episode, both b y the visitors and . tÛe-peoipte o f Sanford. : F L O R ID A The Crippen Music Store * « H igh-grade Pianos. Organs, Why you should Use FENOLE ......L IB E R A L L Y ..... ..IN YOUR and Graphophones. Low Prices To P reven t Typhoid F e ver. To K eep out M o sq u ito es, and t o P reven t M ala ria and Dengue Fevers. To D estroy all Classes o f In sec ts and Verm in, such a s R o a c h ­ es, Ants, M o sq u ito es, Flies, Bedbugs, M ites, Etc, EAST SOUTH ; Cleans, P r o t e c t s and D lsen fects W ith o u t H arm t o 't h e User. Quart, 75c.; Hair Gallon $1.50 Gallon $2.50; S p ra y e r 50c __ es’t The Geo. H. Fernald m■v-' W EST E L E C T R IC L ÏG 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 Inform ation, Rates and Reservations see nearAtlantic Coast Line A g e n t O f w rite------ 1---------- A. W . FRITOT, D. P. Agent ' H ardw ire Company . 138 Weit Bey St. S a le s A g en ts f9m P ic o Block -A tla n tic Coast Line To P reven t th e A ccu m u lation o f Flics und Filth. * Easy Paym ents. S NO RTH H O M E.. __ í Yk';.-: potato storage room ’ should get barrels in advan ce Rev. Ueorae D. Wald run. puttor; Sunday momtnx service. It; evening service. 7 :0 0 ; prayer mooting Wednesday, 7 :0 0 p. in ;Sol>liotli school. 0 :4 5 a m. ton Of Worcester, Mass. J. C. Fnnninger, buperinlemlent. Admiral Neal McQtnmie will be at this church next Sunday niglit and tell uboul the Florida Navy. Come mid hear his remurkable story. Ray:“ j o e r s w s h i t " p a s r o n f the new Cameron City church, will 8|>cuk at the Sanford Congregational church Sunduy mnrihn? Ill tixchundn w ith Mr. Waldron, who goes to Cameron City tlmt morning. Services open at II a. m. and 7:00 p. in Good music. A cordml welcome is ex­ tended to e very laid y. mMÍ'J éf»* JACKSONVILLE, I LÙRIDA �9 . .; THE SANF0RD"MERXLD ALL AROUND FLORIDA March 17. ion the canine had bitten several poo pie, J soon a t the animal waa k ille d ' Dr. 1 . Terry, d t y health officer, took the head JEW ELER to the State board o f health laboratory V rii. th e General News o f "The Land and had it examined. It waa found that M Y SPECIALTIES the animal had a gnulne case o f hydro­ o f Flowers. ■ Pickard's Hand-Painted China phobia. Gorham's. S terling Silver Tampa cigar factories are now making ---------Rogers’ Plated W are EDOM THE STATE PRESS over 1,000.000 cigars a day and the era Elgin and Waltham Watches o f prosperity has returned and everybody seems to be ready to forget that there ever was any trouble down that way. An Epitome o f the Week's Most ImA L L GOODS GUARANTEED Local business conditions are reported portant Happenings In the excellent and Uie year promises to be one State’s Domain. o f the best in the history o f the city. When Jamea R. Fowler drove hia big touring car Into the incorporated limits The Ceclllan M usic Club . o f Cedar K ey Thursday morning he won The Ccdllan Music Club, friends end far him self the distinction o f being the patrons enjoyed a long and varied pro­ first nutomobllist to enter the well known gramme last Saturday, 'Mar. 11th. in Uio Gulf City with a machine o f this kind. studio o f Mrs. Fannie Munson. That the entry o f the Galneavilllan can Specially delightful among tho piano be appreciated was emphasized when he .eolitf J «rc,t| u »fi..flf £ b& ~ "tooted th e^h om w tith r •t pfcr dlTrg - trp Th e ard, Lucca Chappell. Muriel Harroid. m ain street o f the city, as every dog and Blanche Ludlum, Adelaide Higgins. several o f the' colored population headed Miss A n n ie Lee Caldwell's paper on towards the fa rth e a fp u t of the island— Franz Schubert contai ned, cleverly aelected facta o f hia life a'nd various composi­ Government revenue figures for the tions. « month o f February in Tampa show exMiss Sara Cooley brought m udi pleas­ > oallent gains over the same month in the ure to all in beautiful vocal selections. preceding years. Receipts for. February The program concluded with selections we can supply your wants in the totaled $234,165.31, being §4 gain o f 65 from McDowell's Woodland sketches given Automobile line. If you want to ' percen t. # by the president. Miss Ruth Abbot, and rent The Ifcalth officer o f Jacksonville has followed by the Club Chorus, in charge o f A Motor For Any Purpose Issued Inunctions to enforce rigidly the Miss Helen Rowland. screening ordiance. ^ AU fruits and vegetwe are at your service with the ^ e b b s must be screened. . v e jy l* 181 care.* Wp never sleep. REPORT OF TH E CONDITION Oh I f you ore in trouble call us any It is said that a Wauchula fanner last First National Bank at Sanford Ijpur qf die. night or day. "'" " y e a r p ia n t e d «even -eigh ts o f an acre in sugar cane and between thp rows’ o f cane TH T K t STATE O f TLOXTOA. AT THE C U »E O f planted sweet potatoes, which were dug ‘ BUSINESS m ar c h 7ni, 1011: ---- and out o f the w ay before tbs ceno grow P H O N E 331 U rge. “ The "potatoes were sold for $84.84. ------- HESOUROEfrLoan* and D i s c o u n t s . ...... ....1220.400.S I Tbe cane made 620 gallons o f syrup, which Overdrafts, secured «nd unsecured.... 021.04 •old at 53 cents per gallon or $310, mak­ U. S. lionds to secura circulation........ 0,250.00 Donds, securrtles. etc......... . . . , ......... 27.870.07 ing an aggregate o f $304.64 from seven, UankinS house, furniture and fixtures 13,000.00 Is the title o f a book on Social­ Due from National Banks (not reserve eighths o f an acre o f land. H en ry M c L a u lin • Orlando, Fla., Jan. 28, 1911 MR. A . E. H IL L Sanford, Fla. I ju st w ant to say th a t the package o f R A T MUM th at I bought of-you :h as:d estroyed -every ra t-f— and mouse in m y house and also in the house next CULLED door to me. P a t M tjm you HAT-HAKE rOfiMEBEY get som e on I shall more from M o n d a y— about tw o. m ore pack­ » K IL L S AND E M E ages, and' a ll the rats R E P A IR IN G in this .block w ill be — Mwnmtfieo-Fets'-end MiceThey dry up with gone. I am very glad HO S M E L L Exl«rmuv»t,j Roach«s. Anti. D u ll *i*l olh«rV«rmln Cat» and Dog» will not cat R a i M vM th at Mr. Newman my attention c o lle d Tht Vermin Exterminator Co m \ ln^l«napoli> Ind, U S A Sum m er or Winter tl to this v e ry useful-nr tide." ' Y o y r s v e r y truly, •JOE D A W SO N H IL L H A R D W A R E CO. By tho Depot Sanford Machine & Garage Company C l t y L I L ;, EH agents).......................................20.090.61 Due from Slate Uanks and ilankera... 4.322.H7 Due from approved reserve « t e n t . . . . . . 00.003.82 Checki and other cash Items.............. ' 3,388.61 7.147.00 Notes of other National B anks.......... Frastional paper currency, nickels, and .1.335.30 cents.............*............... ............... 211 First Street. Price 10c Lawiul MaatY R n a vi m Bans, vn: Specie.-............................ 9 9.090.00 Legat-tender n o ire ........... ll.4j9O.00 920,490.00 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (8 per-cent, of circulation............. 312.39 Due from U. S. Treasurer................. 1,000 00 T cttal. . . : . . . , ................... It ’ is said that Uie grapefruit .trees in most places Ore not blooming at all and the orange bloom is not as plenUful as it would have bdt*n if w e could have had rein. i ism, containing the underlying principles and the most important objections. For side nt 9395.458.13 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid In........ ..........923.000.00 Surplus fund............... ..................... .. 25,000.00 Undivided profits, lets expenses and taxes p a id ................ 1 .................. 17,428.34 National Bank notes outstanding......... 0,250.00 Individual deposits sub- Tbe Orlando Florida Farms Co., has con. Jact lu check.— -. ....... 323.282.30 • tracted for o full page ad. and a thousand Demand oeftificates of de* p o s it............................ 7.307.02 - eeplee of--U>n~W— k ly -S s a U u s L io t. ■tm— - EMMAU» -B»>,77IA5» months. The papers will be distributed Total............... ....... '........ 9395.458 13 over the north and will have a strong in ­ fluence in attracting new settlers to the State of Florida. property o f t he company. > . •* County of Orange _ ) **" . . ____ I. F. P. Forster, cashier of the above-named bonk, imsat The Way To Win Her Purchasers o f Everglade lands are re­ do solemnly swear that the above statement it true It will bo no trick at. oil to win her if ceiving their allotments this week amount­ to the best of my knowledge and belief. — F. P. FORSTER. Cashier. you just exercise tact and send ulong the ing to some-12,000 farms. Subscribed and sworn to before me this IIUi day of March. 1011. right brand of bonbons. You won't im ­ A. R. KEY. A yellow cur dog, suffering with nn prove your credit by trusting ’ to luck. Correct—Attest : Notary Public. attack o f rabies was killed on East Adams FREDERIC H. RAND. Better take our advice and GEO. H. FERNALD. street in Jacksonville Saturday by Sheriff S. 0. CHASE. M ake Sure o f th e M a tte r R. Flem ing Bowden, but not until after [»rectors. D l by getting a half-pound nr pound box of our delicious, selected chocolate bon-bons and fruit caroniels, made on purpose opt! ---- DEALERS IN — fresli every day. . « J. A. T H O M P S O N ,-M gr. Florida • S a n fo r d A vanua and ' . W e s te rn PHONE 68 Old C i t y M a rk a t M eats _______ S a n fo rd , F lo rid a THE M. & R. STORE S a n fo rd -I- M ajr k e t Salt and Fresh W a te r Fish M E R R IE . E N G L A N D There is a desire on the part o f some o f the SL Petersburg citizens to have a d t y flower named and that it be' grown more extensively than any oth«>r on the lawns and other places were shrubs or flowers are desired. .The poinselta is spoken o f in <his connection, as it blooms nearly the whole year. F i s h A. FO S TE R ' S A N F O R D AVE. P H O N E 68 The Original Package S TORE Otir Feed line is complete; when you nre in want of same. . give us n call: We will save you money, and uiso give you the very best of quality. W e carry a full line o f chicken fecdS. When - yoiw-hetm are uot-givuig-you.llie e g g i tluiy.should. T ry uur fygils... f6r them, and .«ie if the change wont pay you. We have the feed for your cow also. If you nre not trying it now come to see or phone us, and we will tell you what feeds you will get ihe best results fro pi. In staple groceries we can save you money; now if you like to snve this little coin, it will be to your interest to get our prices before buying. Courteous attention nnd.p square deal is our motto Respectfully* Sanford V mmm mmm mm Phone 330 F lo rid a C. H . D IN G E E Plumbing and G as Fitting The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention and best cfTorts Opposite City Hall Phone 230 INTO A HOME O F ,Y O U R O W N * Bluestone a t '9 cents per pound % Cem ent-Coated B ox N a ils . W heelbarrow s, w ith i W id e Tires IT S SO G O O D The Average Increase In Population W e w ill sell you a 46-in. of ^cities and. towns everywhere is ASper cent in ten yean. This means that new homes will have to be built and ■more stores provided. This will increase the value of I*nd at the edge of our city. F en ce a t 32 cents a rod We have Some Choice Property ThsrcatrbeixHighT onrewy terms.— tr The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co * T h e h e a lth ie s t fo o d in t h e w o rld fo r th e “ k id d ie s ” is b re a d m a d e fr o m “ Q u a k e r C i t y ” ’ flo u r — an d t h e y a ll “ lo v e I t , ” to o . S ee t h a t th e red a n d b lu e la b e l is a tta c h e d to e v e ry b a g o r b a r r e l o f flo u r th a t you b u y— i t ’s y o u r gu a ra n ­ tee o f F I R S T Q U A L I T ^ - f l o n r . — w ill make you a beautiful - h om e and w ill continue to increase in value. Q U A K E R C I T Y F L O U R M I L L S CO- PHILADELPHIA H. GARNER Sanford, Florida V. • t-TTT ? •- • -* ' «rîT» »** eu. •RÏ’Urrt*' y* - ,rJ?i<V>7• * '■* fl $; & 1 �■-a?,-* V .- *,f v > - •i?, THE SANFORD HERALD S3 Hon. J. N.'W hUncr has returned from Car Kicked Him Baltimore where he was called by the W hile' cranking his car in front o f •crlmis Illness of his brother R. H. Whit- Butt's candy kitchen last n igh t Mr. Jo* ner.' DeMont's auto kicked him on the side of Mrs. C. W. Gardner o f Miami Is one the head with the force o f a well trained among the many charming visitors to mule - and he was thought to be badly Sanfdrd during the present week attend­ hurt fo r-*w h ile. A physician was called and soon had him patched up so that ha ing the Woodman's convention. INTEREST Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Lawson have re­ could return to his home at Sanford with­ out any great inconvenience.— Reporterturned from , a merry wedding trip to Star. summary •F ill«- Floating Smalt Talk Tampa and other points and n re p lo ju antly located at the home o f the bride's From Celery C ity Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Garner. John Schnee o f Celery City wne n vis­ ried Herald Readers. Miss Sinn Mlllen la homo attain niter dosing a suooessful tlx months' school at Starke. Dick Calhoun was a very busy man this ‘. 'week looking after the wants o f the inner man o f the visiting Woodmen. Mrs. J. C. Murphy o f .Georgetown. S. C., Ik visiting at the home o f her niece, Mrs. L M. Telford, on Magnolia avenue. R. T. Taggart a prominent real estate man 6f St. Pctersbug was one on the Among the prominent visitors to the d ty this week is Hon. W. N. Shcats. Prof. Sheets now has charge o f the Lake* land schools. Sanford is Oiled tliU week with visitors nnd nil the hotels and boarding houses are taxed to furnish accommodation. A few-more good apartment houses In San­ ford would till a long felt want. Joe Andrews represented the Jackson­ rem nant dep artm en t. It w ill pay you ville Metropolis at the Woodmen's con­ to call and lo o k through. vention this week. Cream puffs, lady fingers and pound W.-G*Sharit o f the Apalachicola Times cake every Saturday. Sanford Bakery. ' attended the Woodmen's convention this 31-tf , ■ I ' __ week and^pald The Herald a pleasant Gas cnglno repairs. Sanford Machine visit. & Garage Co. 48-tf A Sunday Trip The launch W eklwa" lea ves th e c ity dock on Sunday m orn in g a t 7 o 'c lo c k . Returns t o S an ford a t 8 o 'c lo c k . Gives you-a day a t th e beoutirul sulphur springs. G ood dinner at th e h otel. Bathing and b o a tin g Is fre e . Mrs. Keys the contest hustler found Remember Mrs. Overman is now in the tlaw> ¿o. attend . l a n piano contest Jn, Yowett building. Watch Jac ihv grand Polatka this week. The Herald contest millinery opening. win bo enfled Iirn few -w ce k s.---------------If your aim In life is to economize arid -Mr. I j4 Br-FhWps-has purchnmd- tlic en., TO travc for-your everyday «»e^lependabJe tire Interest o f Mr.-W. .L. ..Morgan, in the goods nt the lowest possible prices we usk business o f L. R. Philips & Co., Mr. Mor yon. not for our sake, nor for this town's gnn retiring Feb. 1st, 1011. . sake, nor for the sake of anything hut 0. C. Husband o f Melrose a 'prominent your owu pocket book and your bank ac­ merchant o f that city attended • the count. to aim fur our store and lilt the Woodmen convention here this week. centra o f economical buying. Sanford * 22-tl Edward Motto o f 'Pcnsocola was a Furniture Co. •HE S t e in ^ B lo c h Clothes Stand Co. for 56 ofjVy Y e a rs o f K n ow in g How. Th e S tein -B loch , Co. Clothes for Sale at T rilled itrOverflowinl Handsome chink cabinets Just In. San­ 22-tf Mr. and ty s . Chns. G. Cook o f -Addison, ford-Furniture Co. jn fa p p jfr guests o f E. M. Brevier and Fresh peanut butter In bulk, 20 cents o 24-tf wife last week at their homo on Laurel pound at N. O. Garner's. * sveauar N. •* Y o w cll &. Co have Installed a 4 Æ itor ot The Herald ’ office on Wednesday. Mr. Schnee is a vegetable grower from Wisconsin Who cast tits lot in Celery City and is making good. Ho brought several heads of line lettuce In tills week that demonstrated the fertility o f the soil end Crushed and.pulverized Limestone, car the ability o f Mr. Schnee a* a gardener. oad lots. R. H. Whitncr. 2tf Thanks Seed Potato Cutters and Planters at Mrs. M. L. A llen wishes to extend Fcrnald's. Call and let us show you. 22tf thanks to the many ladles for their at­ 18 Pounds of best granulated sugar for tendance and kind appreciation of the $1.00 at N. O. GarneFs. creations in hats shown n l_iier millinery Mrs. Overman is now located in the opening on March lft E and lYtli. ' Our Yow cll building. The grand opening of pleasure to show goods at all times. millinery will take place later.. — — —The boys oi the seventh and eighth grades of the grammar school crossed bols on the square in front of the school house Wednesday afternoon. The game was a lively one and resulted in -a score of 17 to 0 in favor of the seventh grade. Clothier and Men’s -Furnisher ' - -Ü Natica 9* JllllKT Ul d Util t'l creditor»; Vicwitwia. In the dUNotice of m IIITTUllg meeting of .............. Blwd States for thie Southern uka.Court of the.UnitM PUtrkt o f Honda. liT S h lM iP lii. In the mnltcr of W. M. Gfecnleaf, trading and <]<uiijlUilinen nr T f. M. Uii-enletil nird O m t ^ e r nf Winter Carden, Florida. In the county of Orange. DUtrict nforeiold. bankrupt. , Notlcola hereby given that on the Dili day of January, A . D. 1911, live raid W, M. Greehleaf, trading nnd doing builneaa ot W. M. Crrenleaf X Co., watduly adjudged bankrupt and that the Aral meeting of hi» creditor» will be held In the office of the Clerk of an id Court In (he Guvernmenl llulldtng in IheC Ityof Jockaonvllle. Duval County. Florida, on the 3 I»( day of Marrh. A. U. 1911, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at which time anld creditor» may attend, prove their claim», appoint n tru»lee. ex­ have Installed u amine the bankrupt, and transact »uch other tniilneai ai may properly come Iwfore »ski meet- , •Mus-t •*. SANFORD . «, - .. m . ' '¡r*r-T m - , |_ r. - Jli ifïM * FLO R ID A T H E Sanford Building & Loan Association • * Stop Paying visitor ot the H erald office this week N, p, Y o w c ll &. .Co. being a delegate to the Woodmen con­ rem nant dep artm en t. It w ill pay you jfackaonville. Florida. March 10th. 1911. vention. Mr. Motta is In the- collectors' to call and look throngh. C1IAS S. ADAMS, M A K E S IT E A S Ÿ 3|-5ic • . iReferce In Uankrupty. office at Pensocola. Twcnt/-five loaves of the best bread in Col. Carter H. Dame, one' of the best town for $1.00. Sanford Bakery. 31-tf kituwn Woodmen in the world was hi the Keep your eye on what's going on at GEO. II. TERMALI) A. P. CONNELLY city this week. Col. Dame makes his our store. W e nsk you to carefully com­ P resid en t S cc’ y L T rees. home in Ocala when be Is not busy or­ pare our (trices witli anyone's quotations. ganizing Woodman Camps. , Look them up and we will get your buW22-tf - All Local A d v e rtis e m e n t* Under This Mrs. W. T. Fielding, formerly a resident nCss. Sanford Furniture Co. Heading, One Cent a W ord Each Issue — o f Sanford, but now of Jacksonville, is Let U s Tell Y ou A b o u t It Removal o f my millinery stock to spending several days here nttending the Yowell building means a larger and better For Rent— Four furnished rooms, with H pck„ millinery. W a ld i fat-qpenlng. . A pply C. A J. G. Andrew, representing the Jackson* Mrs. Overman. For Sale— Lumber of a smull bouse 12x w»»+ »+ + + +++»4-*++»*»+**+**»4»+♦♦+♦♦♦"»♦+♦< ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » Watch N. O. Garner's window displays ville Metropolis is In Sanford attending 20, only built a short time. Inquire Gen­ the Woodman's, convention and looking cfidi week for new and big bargains in eva Avc., and Oveido R. R. lt-p groceries 24-lf after the interests o f his paper. For Sale— One Richmond piano can be Autoes and carriage painting at Un< bought nt n bargain. Owner going north. (r U it S llK t. one M orttn m iD root opportte Ho»lollU»> - ■— — r ------ 'H on G eo.1 A . DeCotles, our efficient derwood's. First class work. 31-tf Address P. O. Box 1337, Sanford. Fla. county solicitor, was kept busy this week . 31-2p N. P. Y o w c ll & Co . have Instullcd a with die Criminal Court at Orlando. For Rent— Nine room house on Mngrem nant d ep artm en t. It w ill-pay you Formerly Manager of Central Cafe noliu avenue. Address Box 803. Sanford, Among the prominent Orlando visitors to call and lo o k throu gh. ^ * * 0 ^ Fla. ■- . 31-tf this week was Hoh. James Knox who A ll white help employed. Sanford For Rent—Two furnished rooms for was treasurer o f Orange county for a 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 lt y light house keeping. Address Box 893, Bakery. j> 31-tf number o f years. His many Sanford 31-tf A ll kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ Sanford, Flu. friends were glad to greet him. Lost— Bunch o f keys, two rings, nanje 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 chine ft Garage Co. 48-tf of Rugglcs. Return to Herald office,^lp-S Dr. Puieston hna purchased a new You,can get yellow corn meal at Long's ’’’ 'For Sale— Family horse, buggy and har­ Overland cor and Dr. Neal a new E. M. E v e r y t h in g F i r s t C la a a Grocery. . ,26-tf ness or either. N. H. Garner. S h o r t O r d a r a A t A ll H o u r a 31-tf F. which will give these hustling physi­ For Sale— 0914 acres, 23 cleared, 7 room Mrs. Overman has removed her millinery cians a betted chance to cover thfilr large' parlors to the rooms over Yow ell's store. house, large barn, orange and other fruit territory. ore Sold at Reduced Ratea Prompt, Clean Service trees, u nice home. 914 acres, 3 cleared Underwoods for liurflass. saddles, horse on Clay road. 40 acres timber land, good Mr. and Mrs. George F. Cook o f Miami and mule Jewelry. 17-tf farm land. 2914 acres hammock land, are delegates to the convention and We are equipped to handle your repair 4?« cleared, line well. 3 acres tiled, small have been located at the home o f Mr. work. Sanford Machine & Garage Co, house on ro ilroud. A ll the ubove at a and Mrs. George Fox during their stay In bargain. Address Box No. 36, R. F. D., 48tf. N ol 1. 29-3tc Sanford. Launch W ek lw a w ill m oke trip to For Sale— Ten acre tract, 3 .acres tiled Mrs. John A . McGrilT of Jacksonville S p rin g* Sunday m orn in g a t 7, o 'c lo c k . and cultivated, hnla mils from Monroe on spent several days In Sanford last week R etu rn in g to S o n fo id a t 8, p. m. good road. Going at a bargain. P a rtie s and was the charming guast of Mrs. - Give Dobbins your special orders for lars nt Herald office. 29-tf Henry W ig h t . For Sale or R eal— Two acres fertile land cake und get the best. Sanford iUkary, * « — --in high state of cultivation, one mile from Mrs. Chalmers D. Hom e of Jackson­ 31-tf tanneries ure closed down. W H Y ? In order to reduce the town. Flowing well, tiling, celery boards. ville is the pleasant guest at the home Dr. Howard has returned and can be A bargain. Address Owner, P. O. Box available leather now on the market and thereby force the manuof her reladve, Mrs. Ralph W est ’ 27-tfc found at ids residence in the forenoon 1384. • ,' t, F or Sale—One span o f mules, wagon afternoon. 22-tf Robert Boyd o f Lorned, Kansas who and his office in the j * facturer to pay an inereaBOd price for leather, who, In turn, is and harness; mules six and seven years recendy bought 40 acres o f land o f Levi Place the titles to your rcul estate in old. weigh about 1.200 pounds each. In­ * Binford, orders the Sanford Herald send the Realty Trust Company uud avoid com­ quire of W. A. Minnlck, Cameron City. compelled to make the retail merchant pay nn increased price to his address. Mr. Boyd expects to plications, For particulars address B. F 2 0 -tf-p . make Florida his winter home in the Wintrier, Jr., Secretary. Wanted— Rooms forjiglit housekeeping. -forehoee, or slight the shoes In ihdr quantlty^ and construction. 7-tf A ll conveniences. M ri-V v. F. Leavitt. -future,-------- ■ ■■- — *------------- :-------------Don't forget you can get your chipped 30-4 t-c The retail merchant protects himself in turn and the consumer T h e ' Peruchl-Gypzene Co., Oo„ presented' beef and hum cu t dri aii Am ericali iticlng , W an TK s—H auling and teaming to do; Hello BiU and Dorothy Vernon of Haddon machine at W. W. Long's market. 26-tf plowing and harrowing. Address Frank pays the price put on the shoe. 2fl-tf-p Hail to large audiences on Tuesday and Best grade Butterene at.hqpg,'« grocery. Gurrod, general delivery. [Wednesday nights. Both productions were Try it while butler Is high. For 3«t0I= W # rifU to iw 4 lM ' ' «o d -b i~ W -tf If you buy your Shoes from us, you are not very good, ihp costumes In Dorothy V er­ They hutch, no mistake. Those S. C. di m i Kunoer Ducks, bred from heavy la y­ ing stock, SI per setting of 15 eggs, well - at the mercy of the Leather Trust. We cannon being a feature o f the play. . White Leghorn eggs of Herring's. 5 cents p,. -iird and «wlvtwed at the extire»» rf.- Ront! Own WANTS Your ' Home THE C IT Y RESTAURANT i H. E. W IS E , Proprietor i UNDER PRESSURE 01F LEATHER TRUST j ** M A N IP U L A T IO N Tixtoy. in the United Stated, mote than one hundred leather ! ______Mr«- R. J. Holly o f Sanford and her three Interesting little children are visit­ ing Mrs. Hally's sister, Mrs. Jackson at her pleasant home on the Boulevard. Mrs. Holly u the attractive w ife o f the editor of the Sanford Herald, and has a number of friends who ore alw ays glad to see her in tbe city.— 'Tampa Times. M ik J. P. Beard and daughter. Miss Em H Ib. mother apd sister o f Mr». N. J. Perkins and who have been spending the _ past winter with Mr. and Mrs. Perkins left Tuesday morning for their home in a one. Cor. Maple k First it. *• 31-4tc ftec ut Monroe. Fla. AUdress U. S. Mike28-5p Eat Dobbins' bread. It's the best. sell, Sanford. Fla. For Sale— Horse and surrey. Horae is Sanford Bakery, next poatuWcc. 31-tf young, gentle, good driver and saddle P lea se send com bin gs to mo, and I horse. Surrey is new. Both must be sold w ill m ake you s w itc h e s o r p u ffs v e ry at once and buyer will get benefit of sac­ re rs o n a b le in p rice. Anna Bell Topp, rifice. Inquire at Herald for particulars 30-Ip Celery C ity. Tin. 2l»-tf Best grade preserves and pickles Just For Sale— Fine home. Nine room house. In. call and try them. W. W, Long. 28-tf Two lo ts Fruit trees Hew , large barn Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine and other out buildings Just outside city limits A il the modern conveniences fc Garage Co. (^ v u lc a n izin g . 48-tf Would make • beautiful winter home. A dollar or two a week furnishes you House lias just been bulIL Address Box » 30-2p hom e.'• Dome in and see how we remove 1169. Sanford. , . . . . For Sale— Brush Runabout Automobile little to newt |1W .—Owna# going save from 10 to 15 per cent, on every pair of rrrrr r . i % 1 k.«*. 1 • |i'4 * U. « ! Æ ; We are the SOLE agents in Sanford for the ONLY Shoes made in AMERICA, INDEPENDENT o f the Leather Trust. D. L. TH R A SH ER Florida Sanford, ^ H o H iT T ô îr : . i___ ; 'I, % shoes you buy o f us. b y M la . Christine north. T o r perticularf call a t n i l e Christine Ganna Ganna w w ay ay of-Lyncho f .Lynch lta rt 0ZL S «* fo r d Furninu. Co. One and two borae wagons with celery k Guarantee office, next to Peoples Bank. burg. Va., who has' been the guest o f lier flared tide bodies st Underwood'*. 17-U S0-ÏP « « • i n , Mrs. Perkins for • few weeks. * ■ j: \ ‘ 3 Ç1 L • * :,;v s * •S k • -«■ > *, A i �gain. T 1 ! C om e and s h a re w ill th e gam wit] others. W have everything you want at prices that baffle all competition. The goods speak-f 01 themselves, 1 can • * c lo s e oux is styles and sizes, a **I and perfect in qi worth less than $! now your choice Fine Shoes for Ladles— Prices sacri­ ficed; get these high-class shoes in the latest shapes and best makes. W e w ill sell such high-class shoes as the Z eigler, M ay M anton and others o f lik e qualities, strap sandals. low ties and all the latest valu es # 1 4 g up to 3.50, a ll at, p a i r . ^ . . . . . . . ■M * || Children’s Dresses — Great reduction on a ll ready-m adq dresses for children. W e h ave them in a L ages; a ll m others wishing a ready-m ade dress during the sale. w ith great ■bargains . j Rom pers for Children—wp out our stock o f rom pers a t ‘ ‘ a Come and supply you r little obes w h ile th ey last a t .......... % 3 1 close icrifice. Ladies’ Mi&lin Underwear— B eautiful w h ite petticoats trim m ed w ith tuck and lace, deep flouncing. V a lu e s ;u p to 1.75, w ill be reduced e a c h . , . . I1® ■# W Ladies’- Muslin D raw er ■Tucks and la ce trim m ed; valu es up to 69c n ___! ___• fL __ o « f •• During this E aster Sale, p a ir .. H O C Ladies’ Night Gowns — Beautiful assort­ m ent; a ll sizes, la ce and em broidery trim m ed, high and low neck, m ade o f soft finished muslin, 2.00 valu es n o w . . . ...... .............. / Q ■f . • ' ■■■ i Boys’ Easter Suits — Just arrived, one shipm ent o f boys’ Easter Suits and w ill be sacrificed in the Easter Sale Suits worth up to 8.50, ages 10 years to 16 years to close out at M ens’ and Boys’ Sum m er Unde Blue Serge Suits for Men— These are reduced, so get yours now; the 3^c < q u a lity a t ..................................... m 22.50 values, p ositively a ll-w ool serge, h alf lined; the latest oat and hand- A finished* w ill close out at, suit ■ w w 50c Quality Checked Nainsook— Fine goods, best m aterial shirts a n d ' drawers a t . . . . . . . . . i . j .................. OQ ut/C i ' - G rea t shipm ent just in and stotk n •|• l*'!’ t ■ ~rt sVt 69c Quality Fleece-lined Th e san itay kind. W h ile the] yo u ita n buy them at, e a c h ... ______ >* i T h is G reat Easter S ale -vTill pos N o tion s, H o u se Furnishings ar Prices and Best Quality.) S ee us before buying MENS’ SHIRTS— Strong cham bry shirts in gre( and blue, the 50c kind get-over a t ____ 39c I i EINE QUALITY I t COLORED SHIRTS— collars at tached; soft, fast colors and cheap a t . ,4 3 c ELASTIC SEAM DRAWERS— Screven kind; these are great bargains and going cheap a t . 3 9 c med and ready for u s e . . j . ___^ ___ 47c flLL-SIZE PILLOW CASES — M ade o f good muslin and w arranted durable, e a c h . . . 11c MEN$’ NEGLIGEE SHIRTS — Fast color shirts, fu ll stock, a ll sizes, 1.00 and 1.25 shirts. W e w ill sell w h ile they l a s t . . ____ _...7 9 c new line, this sale PORE UNEN HEMMED T0W ELS-36x22. in fast colored border, good huck;____ ........... L . . 9c .. .. 98c 35C UNEN HOCK TOWEIS— Large size, reduced attached, t0.............— - ........... i ----9 8 c ............. 17c MENS’ SOCKS— Get some o f these f j fast colors, a ll sizes a t .v T - . V* *»• •i . . rr 25c q u a lity fast colors, black, '¿j net, and tan, a t ............................. X ____ l 2 c 50C VALIES IN SILK LISLE SOCKS-^Beautifu t assortmsnt o f colors, and w ill be dn sale only, p a ir ........... ........................._;j____ 5 ; EVERY ARTICLE In the store t a specpnce; every item W IL L C O M M E N C E argain. You will save 50 per cent, on N ew goods will be each day at unmatchable prices. E>b your Easter shopping here and money : FOR added save ' E veryth in g ¡ guaranteed funded. -1 This VALUES every dollar spent here during this Eas­ represented or your i st value getting sale ev FLORIDA ter sale. N e w Goods arriving daily at the �March (7,1»] (very Human Being la to Have a Full, Pale, Intelligent Opportunity For ■tarnal Life—-A Seoend Chanoe For Adam Only, March ■ ■ I 1B-— P n a t o r R u s s e ll J IB W R I P f^ c b o d 1 fiB w U l B h tcxlny I L i the Loudon Tnbrr to an over| lowing house. Ill* 18 text w n s (niton Ifl frt>m H ebrew s II, Irfllli vstlon B: "Sowhich Rr(>nt Rlx>|U8nu to bo apoken b y . our Lord and area confirmed onto us by thoae- who board Him." * Pastor RcasoH observed that accordtag to oar creadi the salvation will not b * «e great, bat rather so tittle, to few - « O y 'T O T Is lü tly handful out o earth's thousands o f millions. Ho thought It evident, therefore, that the eras da War* in error and quoted the )hscy that the Bavlor would see the tag« o f the “ travail o f His soul and -be satisfied" (Isaiah 1111. 11). The Pastar'did not believe tbat Jesus would ba satisfied with His work If It rescued ■sorely a handful from eternal tortura B a quoted various Scriptures which Afford a larger hope, declaring that Qod sent not His Son Into the world to damn tha world, but “ that the world through Him might be sated" from the condemnation already upon It because o f Father Adam's disobedience. These Scriptures cannot he applied to the Church, but must beheld as applicable to the world. O f-the Church Jesus «ays, “ Te are not o f the world.“ Theologians for centuries have mlss-•A-tba key-note-of th e.mbit»,-which u that the salvation o f the aatntly band' ful, the true Church or Bride o f the Lamb,' is merely a preliminary w o rk only the salvation of a “ first-fruits" (James L 18),' This flrst-frulta class or “ Church o f l(ie First-born" la to have a different snlvntion entirely from that which la provided for the world. * The Church la to constitute Qod’a King­ dom, for which we pray, “ Thy Kingdom.com». ” Under Its Messianic away Qeda win will be done on earth even as In haavan. R X {¿VI Jp i Fo r the SECURE A rtO fie NOW G E N E R A L F I R E IN S U R A N C E AGENT Office Above First National Bank SANFORD, FLORIDA n o u s E w ir c Mtnoad Fowl on Toast. Remora from tba bones all the meat eo either cold roast or boiled fowls. Clean It from the akin and keep cov­ ered from the air until ready for use Boll the bones and skin with thrsefourtbs o f a pint o f water nntll re­ duced quite half. Strain the gravy and let It cool. Next, having skimmed off the fat, pat It Into a clean eaucepan w ith 'h a lf a cap o f cream and ttoee"t»t>lB8poop fnlB o f trotter mixed with a tablcapoonful of floor. Keep them stirred until thay bon. Then pat la tbs fow l finely min cod, with three bard boiled eggs, chopped, and sufficient aalt and pepper to aeaaon. ghaka-tha m ln c a . orar. tha fire m ftll Just reedy to serve. Dish ft OTir hot toast and serve. *« ma iaa, nHIldi'tMi'P . Repairing Window Shades. When ■window shades begin to took shabby around tha bottom It la not necessary »to throw them away. Tbs curtain should be taken off the rolls» and the hem in the bottom ripped out The certain ahould than ba put back on tha roller with the worn edge at the top-ttnrt te, nearest the roller—and the other edge should ba neatly bam mad and fitted up with a stick. Therr are a groat many windows In arerj pnllftd “i l l ' the - way" down “ to thiTbottom, and tho worn part In this case will hardly aver show. Correet Method .of. Darning,.__ __ Always leave a small loop o f the thread at each end when darning a hole to allow for the shrinking of. the mending cotton when the stocking Is washed. Ran the darning cotton or yarn half an Inch beyond the bole on each side; cover the hols with threads that are run closely together and not T h e W orld 's Salvation Earthly. drawn too tight over tha darning ball: As the Scriptures show distinctly Then cross theso threads In tba regu­ that tha salvation o f the Church, or lar darning stylo. Now rnn the needle the Kingdom class, la to a heavenly a abort distance around the'darn with plana or condition, they equally show the mending cotton, and tho stocking that the aalvatlon o f tho world U d if­ will not draw and tear about tha mend­ ferent—an earthly salvation. To tha ed bole. Church the Apoatlo wrote, W e must all ba otanged In a moment. In the twin­ Mvtled Buttermffk. kling o f an eye, because fleeh and One quart o f buttermilk, one round­ / blood cannot inherit the Kingdom of ed tablespoon ful o f flour, two round»«} Qod (1 Corinthians i t , 60-02). O f the tablespoonfuls o f granulated sugar. (world's aalvatlon wo read not -of a Pour the buttermilk Into an enameled change o f naturo, but o f o^RttUtutio* saucepan and put on tha range to boll. —to the perfection o f the nature already 7pon boiling add the following mix glvea to mao, but lost through the sin lure: Break an egg Into a bowl and o f our first parents—redeemed through beat until light and foamy, add the tba merit o f the precious sacrifice at sugar, then tha flour, stirring ur/,*' Tba Restitution Salvation smooth, and pour Into tha boiling but­ Oalrary. U p which la to corns to the world through termilk/- stirring rapidly to prevent tb* changed and glorified Messianic scorching. Boll up once, remove from Church ta described b y'B L Peter as the firn and serra bot or teed, as pre­ e«ratting its due time—the Second Com- ferred. _________________ *n g o f Christ—“Times of Restitution o f , . An Unofficial Order. all things which Qod hath spoken by Thomas, tenth Earl o f Dundonald: at the mouth o f ell the Holy Prophets his drftlb vice admiral in the Etigllnli sines the world began" (Acta 111, 10-23). navy, tells tn his “ Autobiography o f a Tba fact U that the Old Testament Seaman" o f an lucldent on board the Scriptures treat entirely o f the Resti­ Hind, on which he served as midship­ tution blessings, Incidentally mention­ man. T t^ p e t o f the ship was a par­ ing also things pertaining to the groat rot, the aversion of the boatswain, Meoslah, through Whom those bless­ wbosd whistle the bird ledraed to Imi­ ings will coma, xChristians have neg­ tate exactly. lected study of the Old Testament "One day a party o f ladles paid us a ffalpturee and hence have failed to Tlftlt aboard, By the usual means of a gel their blessing. Prior-to the com- ‘whip’ on tbs yardarm aeveral had tag o f Jesus no one ever dreamed of been hoisted on deck. The chain bad tba First Beeurroctlon change to aplrit descended for another. Scarcely had a t tore. Everybody bad the Restitu­ Ita fair freight been lifted out o f the tion view o f aalvatlon In mind—the boat alongside when the parrot piped. hope o f being raised up out o f death ‘Let got* to human perfection. Hence It w o “•“The order was Instantly obeyed, not necessary for the Apostles to em­ and the unfortunate lady, Instead* of phasise this feature. Rather they drew being comfortably seated on deck, was tbs attention o f their hearers away soused In tba sea. Luckily for her, tbs from tha earthly prospects, which are men were on the watch and quickly for tha world, and gave them tha in pulled her out, and, luckily for the par­ of the “ high calling.1 rot, the bontswaln was on shore or Tha High Calling Closing. this unseasonable assumption o f tho MgTT Ihftl the “ high calling“ la boatswain’s functions might bare end­ -------tftawlng to a close, haring accomplish­ ed tragically for the bird.” ed Its election or aalvatlon of the saintT h e S ew ing Machine Needle, ly handful. Divine providence la point­ Bs sore that your sewing machine ing us hack to the Old Testament, tbat ws may appreciate more than needle is not blunt if yen want to aver tho “ length and breadth and avoid trouble In tha start Especially height and depth o f the lovs o f Qod whan stitching alike la it necessary to which paseeth understanding.“ Now taka particular notice that tha needle W* begin to eaa that the Scriptures Is fine and sharp, end it la better to foretell that Israel la to be the' first commence with a new one and take amongst tha nations to receive Mes­ no chance« If you don’ t want to ruin a siah's blessing, aa soon as Ills King­ good new place o f taffeta It is Juat dom shall have been established. Now aa bad for tha needle to ba ruetv, and ire see bow all the families of the any experienced ~t---- *tt r • wfa ted earth w ill ba blessed, not only through yon not te ononomloo in needles. tba Spiritual Seed o f Abraham, typed by base, and tha Church, typed by ttebecea. but also through Abraham’s natural seed these blessings will pro­ ceed to orrery nation under heaven. “ AU the blinded eyas shall be opened,“ “ AU tba deaf sera shall ba unstopped," •*W v,'»VAVrtto nt [1 nnclo w r S m & r W T h r a w r Is the ialvaBBb which Qod has premiaad, even aa death ltaclf la the penalty which He has proclaimed for ala The resumedon will not only Include the awaken1 lng o f those who hare rone Into the tomb, bnt, additionally, the uplifting (resurrecting) of Adam and all Hie family from aln and death conditions, weakness eft, meanness, depravity, etc. —up to fall human perfection In the Imago o f Qod, aa Adam was before ha tinned; pine Increaaod knowledge. fm m m Our Easy Payment Plan It’s popular seems to suit everybody, because we enable you to FR E D ER IC K H . R A N D . Pres. C EO . I I . F E R N A L D . Vice P f« . Get A Home B. F. W H IT N E R , Jr.. A m i . C.*hi«r Be (he landlord’s slave no longer. Strike out for freedom, We will help you if you will let u/C Our. STATEM ENT OF TH E Homes at Markham are Just the thing for you. wife to look at them.. She * lighted with the prospects of owning one FIRST N A T IO N A L N. H . G A R N E R Sanford, Florida F. P. FORSTER, euh!« Sanford BANK F lorida Coodcaxd from report to the Comptroller of the Currency, March 7th. 1UII. l ia b il it ie s Capite! Loan* apd Diicount* Overdraft* U. S. Bond* to Secure Circu latirig Note*.. . ____ Stock*, Bond* *nd Securities. Banking 1 [OUK . . . . . . . . . . . . . C A S H RESERVE C u h in Benk ....$32,581.11 With Other Banks.. 91,416.80 — BY THE— pan forti Eaitb Furmshed on all occasioni at Popolar Prices. For termi see With V, S. Tre**.. H .C . Haskins Surplus end Profit* Circulating Note*.. D e p o s it*...'..____ 1.312.50 At Postofffce □ □ □ E E E E 0 Ï ] □ EHE] □ E E B 0 E 0 E E D D G 18.Pounds o f best G ran u lated Sugar F a n cy B u tter 5 pounds F an cy Rice 10 lb. bucket Cottotene 4 lb,*- •• ‘ •• 2 lb. " ’ 12 lbs. Oblisk F lou r 24 lbs. Oblisk F lou r 48 lbs. Oblisk F lou r My Mother Says It’s Always Reliable i 0 3 E L IS K She Knows—Because She A lw ays Uses, f Ballard’s Obelisk: °Q / .s v tyv LOOK FOR THE PINK TICKET — —and She is saving the-Pink Tickets that come in each Sack Goods Delivered Anywhere In the City, any Time. TRY US and see I f Y ou Can’ t Com e Ph one Us, ILSh W l « l g » -5 T T i r f X 0 t a - sSiTI-fiP- tfcs earth," “ The earth shall yield bar ■serosae," The wastes and deserts tfUU blossom aa tha rose. Ultimately the Paradise o f Eden wtU -bloom again, world-wide -God's g lo r io u s » - r c * - «• Ph on e 267 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A 0 ! H I3IGH3IS Ü □ É K â ü ôH l □ E E E E E M �■ ■ ’ .... Tilt SANFORD HERALD March .17. 19*1 • • S a n fo rd lo d g e N a 2 7 . 1. 0 . O. f . Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m.. over Imperial Theatre. J. C. Hall. N. 0. W. S. Ba Uiwm. Sec’y. Seminole C hapter No. 3, O rder E astern S tar Meett every oecnnd and fourth Friday In month. Every one who bat teen hla Star In the Eatl are Dim eyes, shew d eaf ears, cold H oiiuU jij p 0 j ^ V S H IP P E R S OF Florida F ruits y egetables and ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ G eneral Insurance A gen ts * * , ■ a" * ” " ,_ V S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Room 13 Pico Duildinft herein duly filed, In which he *ay* that he It the aolicllorof the tomplnlnunl In the aluvr entitled enute. that the defendant! Snniurl W. (¡»ar nnd ljxtnklng.IL Ounynn nrc non -resident* of the state * , Phone 335 M w e e p e je je e e e e e w ee « w e w e w «# ! » of Florida, ami that their mkleiH-o U In the city of Richmond, state of Indiana. D R . C. BUTT You are Ihcrefoto ordered to appear till* hill ________ _._«redioaa . -to ______ on Monday, day of April, 1011, the tame * i the 3rd __________ bring itaSi.a rule day of' ibi* court. this court DENTIST -nl thatl tl It is further (mlertd this '■ notice be puhllshrd published for four puccenivr »liv e weeki ' Iin _____ week* the te Sanfonl Sanfoi llerald, a Ofllce; Hines Bldg, over Woodruff’ s Store Florida, newspaper publish, d In Sanford, Sanford « Su rd, Fiori, wltnaao. __ B. M.. Rawim _ .the Circuit nson. clerk ot of SANFORD. FLORIDA Court. of Judicial in Orani txninty. _ the ---. 7th . ., — _ __ ! ...(Hrrull „ _ .... ... _ two-» if* Florida, and the seal thereof this the 10th day of Februnry, lull. 0. M. ROBINSON, Clerk. I eeal] By M A. Howard, D, C. DR. M ASON Andrew lohnaoo. Soliciter for Coippla/naiiL 27 it ~G. ; ■ * i Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida • ~ L‘ --------C A P I T A L $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 ------- Th e O N L Y bank in Sanford that IN S U R E S E V E R Y D O L L A R DE­ PO S IT E D A G A IN S T LO SS from any and a ll causes. : : : : R. M. ------------------ DENTIST )U £«Foi THE Wclhnru Block DR. E. C. BANK OF SANFORO -- ---- OFFERS Prompt Service Polite Service Accurate Service and will appreciato your patronage FOUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Depoaits Safety Deposit Boxes fo r rent M. M. S M IT H ... H. R. STEVÉNS. ------- 1, President * Vice-President H. E. TO LA R Cashier HAND BROTHERS KEMP LIVER Y, F E E D and OBTKOPATHIC PHYSICIAN U. S. D istrict Court, S ou th ern D istrict o f Florida In lb * matter c o f Chip. H. Evan^ nnd Thoma* S. In the PEOPLES Phous 10 DEPAKTMESTDie vrtmè STì T H E INTERIOR y . S. LAND OFFICE Sanford, Florida . -.Gaitte*viU*rFla-rF«b<u«ry^gTJ U llNotke ip hereby given that Edwin A. Gilbert whose post-o ill it ndurhsp Ip Sanford, Florida, did, W. E. H O U SH O LD ER on the nth day of October. 1UI0, file in thl» office DR. Swofn Statement and Application, Nu. 07CM0*tu purchape the n-w !f of p-c ii and n « M or p-w H , DENTIST Section 12, Townphlp 21 pouth. Range 31 capt, Tallahappee meridian, nnd the timber thereon, under ’Phone 41 the provlplonp of the act of June 3, IH7B, and aett Rooms 23. 24 and 23, Pico Bldg nmyndntory, known up the "Timber nnd Stnne Law ," at puch value ap might he fixed by appraise­ SAN FORD. FLORIDA. ment. and that, puriuant lo puc-h application, tl nnd nnd timber thereon linvc been oppralaed nl eeeeeeejeeeeerw epeeeeeeeeew w « five Hundred Twenty Dollart, the timber rptimated 40,000 h o ard / «! at >3 per M. and 41X000 twanl feet at 32.60 per M, and the land. $220.00; DICKINSON" & / D IC K IN S O N that paid applk-anr wtlloflta will offer final pruof in Puppmt application nnd pworu Ptatement on Ihe filth ^ . ■A tto rn e ys a t ta w __/ o ! April, IUI1, before the Clerk o f the Circuit * . * . , Courl. at Orlando, Florida. Any perpon Ip at liberty to prutept thlp purchape F c o p trs B ank B ldg. S a n ford . F lo rid a before entry, or Initiate a oontept at any time tiefore patent usurp, by Tiling o corrplxtrattvl altldovlt in (hi* office, alleging farts which would defeat Ihe entry. , HENRY S. (fllUUB. 26-Up ‘ ' Register SALES STABLE Oitk’c & Residence 510 Magnolia A v e T H O M A S EM M ET W IL S O N ATTO RN EY AND COUNSELLOR A T -L A W H a rrio ts and W agons B lacksm lth ln g and H opatshoslng Horses and M ules Bought and Exchanged ______ 0 B A V Y H A U L IN G AND C O N TR A C TIN G Shoe Repairing By Machinery Quicker, Neater and Better than the Old W ay V *** • Jugt Try Me and See. Same M«n but New Location No. 113 W . First Street, Next Door to W oodru fra Store M . HANSON • SANFORD. riOEIM . Late Slate Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of Hu: Id* D rin k a B o ttle o f Residences. Sanford and Sylvan Lake L. G. .S T R IN G F E L L O W JUSTICE OF TH E PEACE NOTARY PUBLIC Office in City Hal) G IN G ER A L E OR S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pure distilled water— they w ill preveot^lMness, aid digeaUon and give you health A D A M E JOSEPHINE „ W ill open * ek*» foe teaching the s. T. TAYLOR C w . ROSE Tuilor System February 1st’ of TE LE PH O N E M ? !.___ Dreaa The B y - L o - H o t e l SANFORD. FLORIDA T h e S a p fo rd C o ca C o la B o ttlin g C o ., S a n fo rd , F la Cutting Yow« H BulUiog PR O PR IE T O R FIR ST NATIONAL BANK , OF SANFORD, FLA. J. V . R. P A G E Manicuring Hair Dressing Shampooing Y o w o l l Building Phon« 8 2 3 r . M. BAUD. P roaldant P. P. r O R I T I R , ashlar ------- 0 * 0 . PCRNALD, V tM -P rM B. P. W HIT H ill, A * s t. Cash O nly N atio n al Bank In O ra n g e C o u n ty F u n d s P ro te c te d by B u rg la ry In s u ra n c e *■ S a f e t y D a p o a lt B o x e s f o r R a n t O R G A N IZ E D RASHES MACH PEPPERS ¿PHONE NO. 40. O R LA N D O . *> 1887 ^ F LO R ID A W ada W ill Pay Phona To ll on A ll Oanulna O rdara My dissolution Is In v ie w ; Eleven times seven n ever lived have I, And now God calls, 1 w illin g ly die. ’ K eep in g Him Busy ,v. V■*.' T,-,-* * Meeting* Drat and third Tuesday* in every month. To Samuel W. Gaar and Lm_ hijAI ** H. Uunyan: It appear* from the nflldov nvlt :of Andrew Johnson. stomach , Now Mrs. Russell Rage has offered •givp •I sa.oqpn b w ai-a in n rim fyh ig-H t» N o * York c lly .h a ll. A t U>e ra te Mra. •mge’a benefactions h ave kep t U ncle Ituss turning o r e r lu his g ra v e the **ld grave must be n ea rly w orn o u t — ? , Chase & Co. T-#. O. E., Celery City. Asrts IB M - - . . . ^ ¡ Ii“ Avis, partner», Other hours by fl|kJX)Intineilt Davit, partner*, doinil doing Uitlnctt •• Charles II. Evan* Bankrupt. ' Florida In tba Matter of Petition for Final Di»ctiarge S a n fo r d Jn the 22nd day of February. A D. 1011, on reading the foregoing iieihlrui. It U ordered by (he Court that a hearing be had Ul*<n the tame on O bituary Gems ity of March, A. D. IUII, IU11, latfure said A N D E W JO H NSO N When tho llo v . • S am uel Stone of Court at Jackaonville, _______ Id District, at ten In *ald o'clock In the forenoon, -and Iknl not lew thereof lie Hartford, died a couple o f centuries puhtlshcd In the Herald, a newspaper - printed in A TTO R N E Y -A T -LA W ago, says an exchange, an adm iring said District, and that all known creditors nnd other persons In interest may appear at the salt) Practice* in State and Federal Courts. frl* ml produced tho fo llo w in g epitaph time and place and »how cause. If any th*y have, why Ihe prayer of pukl petitioner should, not he U. G. T. Building Phona 24S hi which tho -nam e o f the deceased granted. It is further ordered by tho Court, that the Cletk gi'itHeman Is made to perforin a hypro- shall scud by mall Jo all known creditors notice of said petition and this order, addressed to them at tochideal part: G EO /A. DeCOTTES their places of resldenec as stated. i\ stone m ore than - tho JCbenozcr Witness I lie Honorable James W. Locke. Judge the saidaCourt, -o l ......— - « - tand ~ . the seat thereof at„Jackpon, ATTO RN EY a n d COUNSELLOR a t L A w ‘ fum’d; ville. In snlg District, on the ¿2nd day of februory, _ A D . ion. r ; JAMES w. U)CKE. > Practice iii State and Federal Courts Slime splendent diam ond, rig h t orient Jurige, A true copy, IsealJ 20-lt tiamod; , Attest: E. O. I-ocke. Clerk Wclborn Block Sanford, Fla When Thom as Dudley, fa th e r o f the first A m erican poetess, Anna Bradstreet, cam e to his deathbed, says tb 0 South A tlan ticc Q u arterly, ho showed where his dau gh ter had re ceived her surprising g ift by oom poaing such fa re ­ well lines as; - cordially Invited to visit the chapter. A lce E. Raontm. Sec’ y. K. Shorn and tlarrfTaylor Shcrn were Respondents, Hall In Welbome block, third floor. ithall outcry high :L --, ,tell , * at public M UHvIJ to Mi the UH’ J ---* n.,M and - . l. L. j - , -------- ------ *- * ,Ihett b e » t bidder. f o t etth, et thè front door of thè C#urt H oaw ln thè City of Orlando. Orango Coumy. Phoenl* Lodge Ns. S, K. o f P. State of Morii!n. durine tho letta) Itotirt of »ale, Meet* treond and fourth Tueidsy*. VUIllng on Mondar, Aprii 3rd. A. I).. 1011. thè game belng thè legni » l e i day, (he Mlowing detcrlbed knlghti nlway* welcome. P. E. Hutchlnton, C. (L tea! «Ituatcd. lylng beine in thè Felix S. FranCTH. R. and i - — estatw ---- „ ------------lying and ___ County «nge and Stale State of Florido, more County, ol of Or Orange Florl. pattimitarir dr»crlbed n» follow», to-wit. g a n fo rd L a d le , Ns 6 2 . F. R. A. M. The ...v North’514 511 nciv. nere« w, of 11 thè 1r W n re*clt . I n ... of ...V thè ,n Nortb* .HG. W. Spencer, Matter; J. C. Enimloger, Secre­ weil quarter of ihe Northwest quarter of Section tary. every flr*t and third Thur»3 i0 Jpwn'hlP Twenty (20) South of Range Thirty- dny* atCommunication 7:30 p. m. Vlilting brother* welcome. « w ( 3 l ),Es(t, Lr*»a »trip fifteen (13) Teet wide off the North. East and West ride*, which I* to be U nite B rotherhood o f C arpenter* and Jolnkept open perpetually a* one-httlf of midway*. . . GEO. A. DiCOmS, s rs o fjim c ric a 30-3tc. Special Mnitrr In Chancery. they .h are been m aking. Sanfonl Local Union Na 1761, U. B. of C. and 1. of A. meet* every Thuroday night at 7 o’clock In ‘ Near the la rg er and m ore rapid ly In Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Cir­ the Eagle*’ Halt W. A. Kumohr, pretldent; T. L g ro w in g ,cities fiv e o r te n acres o f cuit. Orange County, Stote of Florida Ij-nl, R. S. A T. "land m ay perm an en tly-be aufllcia n l to lla ir Uan . , „ •<*. -■ -*<**£*vp, I w », support.a fa m ily in co m fo rt and m&kelurlct M. Ifnmlllon. Ju­ C. M, H A M IL T O N " Mortgage Fnrrcloiure provislon fo r tho future. Jackson ville li* K, Hnmiltnn. Samuel W. G **r and Leonldn* II. DENTIST Is at present In adequ ately supplied Dunyan. A cordial stone, that 'o fte n cheered hearts With pleasant w it, with G ospel rich * Iinpnrta; Whetstone, that e d g lfy ’d th e’ obtusest m ind; . Lm dstono that drew th e Iron heart un­ kind; A lo n d ’rous Btono that would tho bot­ tom sound Of scripture depths, and brin g out Arcan* found; A stone-fo r k in gly D avid’s uso *o At; A h would not fa il G o liath ’s fron t to hit. When John Sherman, o f N ow lla vcn preacher, m athem atician, almanac maker and-fath er o f 26 children, heard of the death o f his good frien d Jona­ than M itchcell, a H arvaixl pastor, he fir lo lm e d (a ft e r duo thought and ‘»an y poetic pangs >: Here lies th e .d a rlin g o f hla tim e, ilHch^II expired In hla prim e; Who four years short o f forty-sevou Was found fu ll rip e and pluck’d fo r h ea ven .• . ..- , SANFORD LODGES fulur* danger to the State. T h ero & no glut at present ;n tho e a rly v e g e ­ table market and no prospect o f ono In the next year o r tw o, but this five 0r lon-acre vegeta b le farm Idea threat­ ens an over-production that w ill not only result In -disappointm ent to the now-comora, but Will a lso rob the old »«Itiers, who havo lo n g been engaged In grow ing vegetables, o f Jho profits .«lU i home-grown veg eta b les and w ith ¿utter, m ilk and eggs produced at home- W o take It for granted that Tampa Is s im ila rly situated. Even Mth the present population o f theso cities thore Is room fo r m any vegolable g ro w e rs .'d a iry m e n and poultrytnon; and since D uval and H ills b o r­ ough counties a r « alm ost sure to have each on urban population o f 1GO,000 in ten years thorp is n o d a n ger o f e ith e r having tb o-J p a ay sm a ll /arms. The same is probably titto-ot tfce.cuutitry around Pen sacola and the lalallds near K ey W est, lliit siw aklng o f tho S tate In genor ’¿I, thtvsm sll IttFhl-Maa l e .b ein g-o ver» dofle. P rosp ective settlors should bo (old (hat th ey need citough land to support them selves and that they should ship o n ly th e ir surplus to the markets. T h e y cannot liv e on ve g e ­ tables alone. T h e y should h ave a cojv and hogs and ra ise corn and other stuff lo feed thorn on. T h e y should make their o w n sirup, set out fruit trees o f all kinds "and In gen era l try to llvo as n early na possible on tho products o f th e ir farm s. . To do this m ore than f lv o o r ton acres o f land a re noedod. T h ere nro so. many crops that can bo gro w n b u c rm rfully in F lo rid a that" I f Is e x ­ tremejy unwise to trust to one, and est>eelally so w hen that one depends for Its profit on m arkets m ore than a thousand .miles aw ay.— Tlm es-Unlon. - _________________ :_________ j- L __________ --------------- ..•■.•¡.-A;..:---- - -i nn -_-~ - /£ ---------- An Overworked Ideal In The Circuit Cojirt, Seventh Judicial Wo do not -b e lie v e th a t'o riy State ?. Circuit Orange County. Florida In Chancery the Union offers os rich rew ards T. Lippincott, Com­ Farida to the man w ho cu ltiva tes the Leo. plainant v, t o ll" in some caaea one or tw o acres Notice ot tale .under W d y K; Sherri nnd Flffm lir jn r of forrdnmjT* of jnnd prorc su fflcloot fo r th e «u p ■Taylor Shrra, Iv f, iklanti ) Under mid 1-y virtue of a degree of foredoeure port o r a fa m ily and I f good land U end tele, made and entered la the «hove plated » « looted and properly cu ltiva ted Ova ÎSVÎ"K n.,lh* - i<î 1,rt,T.lî ,h d* y uf January. A. D.. 1011, by (loqarnHe Minor S. Joan, Judge of the w (l lyleld as much reven u e os Circuit Lourf_lor WUI, ,W, the l,ni Seventh .JCTrmil judicial I ___ __________ Circuit _ of the State of Ptorldn. In and for Orange County, In nil) w o u ld 'y lo ld 'ln o th e r B tateef - K came Ttipretn’ pending; .. --PPlncoti w#» Complainant a_ ___. Eddy Mils Is a present adva n ta ge and — . BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES Most C om plete L in e o f B aked. Goods in F lorida A s HI F T r r c m r F C T m r r - c o : T amp a, ASHE’S NATSAULT PROM R M Ur TO I » . FOB HEW b*> r i ft»** n SIIAMBARGtR ORLANDO. FLORIDA NO. Ill PARK AVENUE SANFO RD , r - F L O R ID A L. . �y Years in the Real Estate Business aven t “S k in n e d ” E n o u g h Buyers to MARKS RICHA Few (Continued from First P a g e ) Items o f Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK gorgeous banquet hall Ailed w ith tables groaning under the elaborate menu and K in g Ahasucnis banquet would have paled into inslgniflcence. Celery C i(y Grove have won fam e for the city as delightful hostesses. Suprem e O f f t ca l R ep o rt C ircle Ifllu W ood m a n Baneflclarr Fund Etner«ency Fuad. General Fund. . . . A lth o u g h 'reduced,' Pullman ’"berth ratea have been In effect since February 1, Death Claim» BeneActsrr Fund: Monument F u n d . . .. . . . .. . . .. . ..u . . . : , , 9 passenger traffic officials on lines enter­ Incurred r»ar 1010—lie nadclery Fund. 6. Monument........... ing Chicago, declare there has been no Funeral DenaBl...« appreciable Increase in demand for upper Tout amount..................... .*8.800 00 .the price uf w id ü i was lessened ' " ....... f m m 1910 Beneficiary Fund................................. .10,108.86 Monurnrnt.......................................... The corporation tax provisions o f the Funrral Haneñu ....... ......................... Total paid o u t................... . *0.688.88 Paype-Aldrich tariff act were sustained as BALANCE ON NAJfP constitutional by tha supreme court o f . * 700.00 Ibp United States today. The court was B S a t » i s a . - 5 * Ä ± r . r r .. 2.400.02 Savin« ............................... , ........ 1.800 02 unanimous in its decision. By the court’s Balano« Dec. 31, tBIO—BaneSctary 300.00 decision a source o f income bf approxi­ Monument f u n d ........................ ........ . 700.00 A queer ease is that of Susan _G. Ms* comber o f East Orange, N. J „ who up to a month ago was cashier and book-keeper BARGAINS Left The reporta for the year« o f 1909 and 1910 o f the offices were mode and well pleased were the representatives o f Woodcrait on her great gain in Florida and the great amount o f good work performed by the great order to the widows and orphans o f deceased Sovereigns. Conspicuous among the membership of this.great order in Fldrida are such men as J. M. Towne, L. B. Sparkman, C. D. Mills, W. W . Anderson. Dr. T.( L. Ander­ son o f L iv e Oak, Byrd Sparkman, W. H. Max Boehning, C. H. Dannet, T. W. Mit­ chell and many others too numerous to rd>'£lkm,:wbo can be found with their shoulders to the wheel o f their home Camps in their home cities. ■.Number.............................................. Uaued la 1010...................................... _____ 303 W e W ill Protect ^ Your .Jiomes POPULARITY PIANO CONTEST Last week was a fairly good week in tha contest department but greatet strides must bo mada by those* in arrears this coming week to take the lead.' A few ten years subscriptions w ill do it. Or­ ganize! Organize your frienda and in one week win the elegant P m z z P ia n o Total Amount.................... .10.200.04 m ately $25,000,000 annually is asaMfed to Retire yet Yes, it has been done before by in one week who were out by millions votes. You can do.w hat have done if you try. Following contestants standing. F IR E IN S U R A N C E R o o m 'll W o lb o r n o B lo c k . others a -half others, is the MIm Maude l U r r l » . . . .......----------------- 280.300 bookseller at 114 West Thirty-second M l»» Mildred ............... .230.223 .. . Potter................. _ -T -. An 700 Mias Gladys Gai street, add la being tried for forgery in Mis» Jrtilc Stilinoti Ute third degree. In a letter wbl*d> she Mi.» Kaui IJmlrxwuod wrote her former employers a fe w days Ml»» MnlnLroitiudy... after she ie(t she pointed out to them TUTAi KXCSiTTSOF WUODMJÍN CIRCLE the folly o f trusting the/book and cash o f Kac pt» lisciud. U L Dec. 31.1810...12.287,326.14 Deduct total dUUirtetnenU ' Balance I tU 3,824.6! 31. iD 1 0 ::..*l.6 7 3 pioye and then admitted that she had Total In te m t dally’Dee, bank balance 1810..SI. misappropriated about $9,000 o f thb com­ pany’s funds. Thursday morning found both Camp -The $600,000 Are which started on Sat­ and Grove in ea rly ’ sessions. The Camp urday afternoon in the Pretl Oil ’ works sent greetings to the C lltle highly com­ plant a Standard Oil subsidiary, is still plimenting them for th eir noble work and burning. Tw o Arcboats and three com­ to a substantial donation of $32 to be panies o f firemen are endeavoring to keep presented by tha Circle iff the Orphan­ tbp blaze confined to the wharves and a ge a non fraternal home of the state. A purse o f $100 was also presented to storage plant o f the company the Circle from the Camp for the Tampa A spectacular raid San' Francisco’s Drill Team os a token o f the appreciation Chinatown by Immigration officials re­ o f the entire convention. The candidates sulted in the capture o f six Chinese slave in itia te d _ b y this excellent team pro* girls who were illegally imported into this nounced the work the most beautiful in country for immoral purposes by a gang their fraternal experience. Space forbids o f Chinese who are in the Mglrl slave" detail mention o f the wonderful work business. being done by the Circle throughout the Russia In its treatment o f the Jews state o f Florida. The convention dosed within her borders continues to show that Thursday noon with feelings that Celery with all the veneer o f civilisation upon City Grove had left nothing undone for t M surface there la a good deal o f savage entertainment o f the guest in the city. barbarism in her character. I f Russia Following is a list o f official delegates to were as vulnerable to attack and as the convention: Mro. M. A . Robbins, Mrs. weak as are some small nations probably K ate N. Miller, Mrs. A ddle §, Evens. the more civilized nations would in ilte Tam pa Florida; Mrs. Leona Banghich. interest o f humanity Interfere and put an Pensacola Florida; Mrs. W inifred Mc­ end to the persecution, just os this nation Donald, Jacksonville; Mrs. Ida Long. P asdid with Spain in the matter o f Cuba. com; Mrs. Mary E. Nee led. River V iew ; Mrs. Mary F. McCann. Punta Gorda; Mrs. Mercy PhiUlpa, Lake City; Mrs. Ida Balsley. W hen t o Trim O ran ges T r e e s S l Petersburg; Mrs. Laura Mahoney, W e ere informed by those who are In Cara belie; Mr. T. N. Dorsey. Concord; Mrs. position to know, that in pruning citrus Lixzia Farrington. Durant: Mrs. A m y E. trees» it would be much belter to wait Cook. Mrs. Mary E. Gardner, Miami; Mrs. until the present crop o f white fly. which A n n a Klug, Montbrook; Mrs. V irgins A. are beginning to fly now, have disap-, Harper, Kynesvllle; Mrs. "Jennie J. Jen­ peared. which will bo in about ten days nings, Fort Pierce; Mrs.' Lillian Walker, or tw o weeks, when aU trees m ay bo A u d its; Mrs. Mamie B. Gardner, High Uiouned beneficially. It would also be Springs; Mrs. Sarah E. Porker, Sanford; o f great benefit, not only to the early Mrs. Katherine A . Wheeler, Fort Landergrowth, but to all fruit to thoroughly dale; Mrs. M. Florence Keyes, Kissimmee spray imm ediately after pruning la dona. Grove, 65; Mrs. M sry M. Alexander, I f these directions are carried out, a Palmetto; Mrs. Eva A . McKeown; Cypress. marked improvement may be expect­ ed.— Reporter Star, Several good resolutions were passed »y the convention toward bettering con­ t ilt h S ch o o l N o te s ditions In this Jurisdiction. Friday afternoon the local High School One o f the leading resolutions placed team defeated the team representing the before the convention and pasted was DeLond High School, by the score o f 7 to one pretaining to tbe Junior Order "Th e 3. This game, which was well -played, Boys e f Woodcraft” . This resolution also opened the season here. The line up, was was passed by the Q r d e at their con­ as follows: Sanford. Witherington, c; (Icn- vention. dry, p; Betts, I b; Kenner, a s; Badger, Tills ivention was noted for and w ill •tHprf W I b| Levolb -Hi Hm sSw^-fwCabr t Score by Innings was as fol- and filled .w ith good feelin g from beginning to end and many funny Sanford 1 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 R 7 . 11)4. but pleasing incidents were recorded. 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 /R 3. H 8. Every delegate wbo attended was there Tha tsam plays the return gam e In De- to do his best to better the conditions of and uplift perfected W oodcraft Land n ext Tuesday. Miaula E. Ann »iront. Orlando... 8,900 Mit* Flormsca L Kinnay, Oveido MU» Natjie Amlct. Orlando. .... 3,200 Camrrnn City Churcn.............. 4.025 The following schedule will be effective until the cloao o f the contrat: Term* Price Suburban •“$ •- New and Renewal Subscription» i 1 Year $ 2.00 2,000 2 Y ear 4.00 5,000 3 Year 6.00 7 10,000 5 Year .. . -HLOO 25,000 1$ Y e a r ^ '1 5 . 0 0 , 50.000 W rite yout; nnm c,plainly and address The Herald’s .Contest Editor, Mrs. M. F Keyes, Sanford, Fla. F ire a t P en sa co la Pensacola suffered a $150,603 loss yes­ terday by a fire which for a time threat­ ened to sweep the d ty . The fire had Its inception near th6 de­ pot. Fanned by a stiff wind from the northeast. It advanced steadily and rap­ idly toward the business section of the town. Flaming brands carried along by the wind ignited the roofs o f buildings blocks aw ay and. for a tim e it appeared os though the department could oot con­ trol the .situation. The firemen fought hard and by 1 o’clock had the situation under uonuoL Nine buildings, including the Southern'hotel were destroyed. R en o va tin g City R estau ran t The annual bouse cleaning la taking place at Wise's City Restaurant the in­ terior being painted and papered and beautified In general yMr. Wise believes in keeping his place- attractive and np to date In every particular and is always ylng to improve the appearance and ve hia patrons clean and sanitary sur­ rounding. While delighting the inner man Wise always tries to please the eye by a cozy, d ea n cafe. ... Property Sanford Just a few lots left and th ey can be bought for . one-third th eir ac­ tual Value, on easy term s.. To w a it is but to lose, so com e, look and you w ill buy. : . J A tta c k s “ K in gd om o f G od" C leveland. Ohio, March 10.— A w a r rant fo r t b « urrest o f the ile v . T . A'. G eorge, lea d er o f tbe ¿'K in gdom of O od," religiou s colou r, was obtained today by Mrs. C arrlo Sm ith, o f Connesut. M r«. Sm ith charges that the leader con verted her alatar, Mrs. Edna U. and entloed h er and h er husban^-to the colon y here. ,-.* U n r e a l U t,h U hom e M onday ,_jmd they m ocked at mp.' 'M rs. Sm ith said, "G e o r g « and my sis te r mat about a year ago w heh h « was pastor o f the H o ly M ission church at CpnneauL Ha cam e to C leveland, b rin gin g m y sis­ te r and b a r husband w ith h im ." Sanford Heights Office First S trict Opposite Marks Real Estate Agency, P o s io ilic c Agents *» . �J X '. O ; tear e .* IN S A N F O R D — Lite is Worth Living Number 32 ^ ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News o f “ The Land o f Flowers. CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitome o f the Week’* Most lm portnnt Happenings In the stated t»««eln- —rrCiosing its tenth volume with the issue or lost Friday, the Wnuclula Advocate very pardonably and properly refers to ks record and is pleased to be able to tell of ten years o f uninterrupted service. St, Petersburg is w ork in g bard on the charier to be submitted to the next legis­ lature, providing for it Commission form of government and otherwise changing things for the Sunshine City. The com­ mittee preparing this new charter is hnv. log plenty of'work, but it will complete tiie docOment In plenty o f time. The Kissimmee Valley* Gazette is roieleh\|;o*idt tha-OKiipfsikui o l ;hp. survey of the route o f the Citnls Southern rail~ way, which is designed to run between Kissimmee and Sanford:"-' SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MARCII 24, 1911 popiuRiiY piano coNttsT The Herald Piano Contest Will Close on Friday, March 3ls1 Those who are interested in The Her­ ald's Voting Contest can appreciate the hard work done by the hustling contes­ tants who uro working for the grand prize piano. For two weeks the closing warning has been sounded, giving each contestant notice to exert themselves to gain first place and hold it. The contest will close March 31st and open until Saturday n o o n / X p r i i ^ ? lb end. contestant can have a chance to get all possible. This- will also give ample time for letters from other states to be received. * There will lio change o f stunding be 7HTbtato0?£C52TtZBrXStmt'couut Is made. In this way each contestant will have a fair show, and the one securing the larg­ est number of votes will be given'ltie $500 Piuno. Up until this time each week a correct standlpR was given, and it was quite easy to tell how many votes it would require to gain tbe leadership tlw next week. But there will be no way tu*w,*o wa-suggest you gq, after subscrip­ tions with a vim und win Hie piuno. Or­ ganize your forces. Re-cunvass every liotiie inThis city and vicin ity and make tbe closing home run u winner. Others have done it and so cun you. Try it once uiul sec. GREAT DEVELOPMENTS The Celery Delta Will Startle The Worltt This-Season Millinery Opening On next Tuesday und Wednesday Mar., 28th and ¿»tETHrSTJ. If. Bruton will re­ ceive the Indies of-Snnford at tier parlors, 110 Palmetto Avenue, the occasion being tbe regular Millinery Opening und display of spring and summer hats. Mrs. Bruton hus just returned from the eastern mar­ kets where all tbe latest creations In millinery were purchased for the Sanford trade. An especially large stock of pat­ tern aind tailored hats and a treat U in store ft^r the ludies who delight in beauti­ ful head gear. Remember the dates Mur., 28lb and 29th. M as. J. H . B r u t o n 's 110 Palmetto. ---- ihMtgarien-Raphaod* Na.Ji nLLiliO F f I - WoOn/Qirtrhinrtng—the two star«, Beryl Rubenstein's genius places him on tbe roll of the world's ''Child Wonder," rooms in the Stone-Govo building put In while the result o f U i few “ years' study Mrofolass shape and ready for occuiwmcy. 'added ranks Mm with this country’s It is rumored that they w ill be ~occupied as business bouses. artists.' Commercial Club Will Have o Jollines Hon Monday Night NEWS OE THE WORLD Items o f Interest Gleaned From HAPPENINGS a dence Ms smooth flowing and brilliant nrpegging— the trial o f every piano student. The most difficult o f such passages, under bis little fingers, were as connected, clear cut and well modulated as a single five finger exercise could become. Master RubensteJn'a memory is prodi­ gious and covers a repertory o f 200 com­ positions. ihdudlng the best from all the world's masters, ancient and modern, of ^ wMch bis program o f lost Saturday night was a type, and. included compositions of . Chopin, McDowell's The Eagle and • Witch’s Dance, Rubensleln's Barcanolle, an elaborate left band number o f Leschetisxky from Lucia di Lannermoor, con. eluding with a masterful rpiulering of the * housing meeting Knowing that there are many moment Various Sources ous questions to he discussed for the w el­ fare of Sanford. President Lake has DURING WEEK IMPROVEMENT ON RIGHT LINES called a meeting for next Monday night In the Eagles Hall. There w ill be plenty of refreshments soft and otherwise and The Proposition la Assuming Proper the majqr dontos - p i festivities. S. Kungo Here the Readert will rind a Brief Historical Spring riowlng and Dick Calhdun assures every one that ' Proportions Satisfactory to For Hurried Readers tlie {titter man will be well supplied, *• Outside Capitalists There are-.m any new members that Richard A. Ballinger, former Secretary . WtethTeloWttwTVywrertmücrd mvar. •h-.terr'.ir, .w sll-h cgiu a Jibe! suit Tbcre * * * b® br,* ht d o yl nbtf days for every section in this world of member should bring a friend and show against Gifford Plnchot and others as ours. There are Times when It seems them the hospitality of Sanford's Com­ soon as ho rests from the duties o f his that every cloud has a silver lining and mercial Club. A delegation o f Geneva office that have kept hlui busy during the then a dark cloud Obscures the tun and it folks will also he present to discuss (he closing months o f his incumbency. may seem for awhile that a total eclipse draw-bridge on tite Geneva road and Thomas T. Williams, business manager will occurr-Sanford for the past Tew years kindred subjects. o f thc-.Ncw York Evening) Journal, is This meeting should he well attended lias been more talked about than 'any dangerously III from efyctpaU s.a n d _ a other section in the entire south. Like and every business man of Sanford who complication o f diseases. Mr. Williams every other proposition that is good there isnot'aiready u member sltould become is a prominent figure Id ’ tlie newspaper are plenty to Imitate and the original suf­ one on Monday night. world. It Is feared that his death Is Im­ fers until things right themselves. minent. Sanford is being rightedl The Wq^fncsday Club The Billy Hltt-Kntherine Elkins romance The small grower, the large grower, the A goodly (lumber o f the club with one lias come to life again, with the news merchant und the capitalist w ill'now re­ visitor, was present nt the Meeting W ed­ that Miss Elkins and Mr. Hitt have been alize more "than ever before * and their nesday afternoon: ut tite residence of house guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph -------- < profits can bo figured upon a systematic Mr*. Ceo.-ttr+'ertinki. Leltcr on their houseboat, now in Florida basis. "Our University, Hie Inst of my mortal waters. Organization wHJ now tnke the ptuceof cares, and thtHast -servie» 1 cau-ruudur Next Tuesday’ the Sixly-sccotfd Congress ~— * irregular methods System will prevail my country” Jefferson. . where jt did Dot exist before, and the in­ The entire program W ednesday-after­ will convene in extraordinary session to vestor who now seeks Florida as a place noon was interesting condensed histories take up the CanndlatT’ reciprocity-matter.---------to get regular returns will come to San­ of the great Universities, and "T lie U. S. .Ttmt, the Solons will not stop at that, ford first. Many changes ure taking place Academy at Richmond. The paper on however, is certain from tlie statements at present to bring out the very best re­ 'The University o f Virginia,” prepared given out by the Democrats who will con­ sults in the groat vegetable industry. by Mrs. G W. Goodrich, of Orlando; and trol the lower house. Present indications Muiiy improvements will he made thin read by Mrs. S, O. Guise, wua not only are that immediately upon the convening summer that cannot be given to thq pub­ most interesting bin entertaining und in­ of Gmgrers a resolution will be Intro­ structive, retracing us it did the carllet duced which will have tlie efTcct o f put­ lic at this time. Chief turning'the iqany developments is history of tills grêut institution, from the ting President T a ft on the grill in regard the plan of the Sanford t Land Develop­ time of Its inception' lit the*mind of to tite sending of troop# to the Mexican ment Co., whose prospectus appears in Jefferson, one of its principal founders, border. * The throe d a y automobile race meet to ■be held under the auspices' o f tito Jack­ sonville Motor Club on the Atiuntic-Pnblo beach, starting March 27, promises lo b e The following schedule will be effective a great success. A ll o f the lending until tho close o f the contest: -l American--cura compete. That the New mu) Renewal Terms . . Frier mile record established by Oldfield will be Subscriptions 2,000 f 2.00 1 Year broken is the general hopo. -1.00 5,000 2 Year * Dr. Hobson, pastor o f tho First Baptist 10,000 0.00 church o f Jacksonville, thinks the church 3 Year 25.000 1 0 .0 0 should look niter young people, and to 5 Year 50.000 15.00 this and has decided to give a moving 10 Year Write your name plainly and address picture show each Friday night. The pie tures will be o f a wholesome, moral char­ The Herald's 'Contest Editor. Mrs. M. F this issue. Tlie purpose o f litis company Keyes, Sunford, Fla. acter. . , _________ _ is to pqt into cultivation 1,000 acres of iund, jdant crops and market them under P h llllp o w s k l C olb ert a systematic plan that will guarantee re­ A quiet hut beautiful marriage was sults. solemnized ut the Presbyterian church Instead of Individuals working at vari­ Wednesday morning. 22nd, tit i l o'clock, ance the land v t t in e " u n d e r one head, when Mr. J. M. Philhpiwskl o f Maricopa, thus.effecting a large saving in every California and Miss Beatrice Colbert of stage of the work. Sanford, recently o f Norfolk. Vn., were Instead of buying n form^. thn-Juvesij joined in holy wedlock by Key. J. F. Mc­ will buy aleck.uutLL®mixejj jToflt on his Kinnon, pastor of the Presbyterian church, investment, without giving his time and Mrs. W. T.--Johns and Miss Mabel Doty attention to n work with which he Mmbeing In attendance. self i,s not familiar. The tnniriage of Mr. Phllllpowskl amF The'celery delta may in lim e he given Misa Gilbert is the culmination of a pret­ over to just such n coojierutive plan. * ty romance and was not u/iexj>ected to As suited above there are large dcveltheir friends.« metils in store lor Sanford. The business Mr. Pldllpowaki Is a suace-isful business o( raising winter vegetables is a manu­ man. being an otlicinl of the Kern Trad­ facturing enterprise— “ a furmer's factory" ing & Oil Co., o f California, one of the — umf.like every other great industry will lurge developing companies in tl<e Cali­ I kivu to he transacted along systematic fornia oil field, und was compelled to hues. leave immetilntely for Californin In re­ Great thing* ure In spire, for Lucky sume his duties. S itiiotd—so great that only the future Miss Culhert is u charming young lady can foretell. of Norfolk, V a , and is associated with Tlie Sanford Lund Development Co. ure the Florida V egetable Growers' Assocldthe pioneers. tiou. Mrs, Phillipowbki will remain in Tlie cuorerative plan rules the world! Sanford witii her mother und - brother, at tlie residence o f Mrs. Julius, until her home at Maricopa, Gdifutiiiu. 1(j com­ pleted. "Miss Peggy.” while she has been in Sanford only a short time, has a great many friends here and they Join us in This picture is nn illustration of three wishing the young couple all happiness in curved spoons'made by tne Aiasknn ' In­ dielr new life. ----------_| dians. The largest o f the three measures 16 inches from tho tip of the handle to Rubensteln Recital Beryl Rubensteln, the young boy pianist the end o f the itowl. It is made from who played In the studio o f Mrs. Fannie the horns o f <ghe mountain sheep, and S. Munson last SatOWay evening, greatly the handles of ail titree ure line specimen delighted, and evon surpassed the expec­ of Indian skill in l|te art of curving. The tations o f those who were so fortunate as inpiUest spoon is ebony colored and is to bear Mm. The young boy’s technical made of mountain goat's horn. They command, combined with a most artistic were obtained by Frunds Labadle in Skugway, during his trip to Alaska lust interpretation was marvelous. Specially delightful In, technical e v i­ summer. Volume III About the New P resid en t The following is tuken from the Am er­ ican Bunker: « ‘A t n meeting of tho directors of the Orlando Bunk & Trust Company, Orlando. Fla., March 4, 1911, M. M. Smith, was elected to the office of president. The hank has been successful from Its organization, and enjoys well deserved prestige in lluancial circles by reason of the .personality and business qualifiatlions of its farmer president, the late Judge James D. Beggs. Following the death o f Judge Beggs, it became the duty of the directors to select a tuuu o f that strength necessary to not only retain the confidence o f the community, but he able to assume tlie responsibility o f contioulng the prosperity of the Institution. The new president has been ilim ately associated with tlie affairs of the bank since its organization in 10W. He is the president of the Peoples Bank o f Sanford. Fla., vice president of tlie Florida Trust Gimpany of Jacksonville, Hu., and vice puriJcnt of tite Bank uf «Vinter Garden. Fla. Mr. Smitli has every qualification for successfully handling tite affairs o f tlioso who are associated with Min. His elec­ tion to the presidency o f tbe Orlando Dink and Trust Company Is an expres­ sion of confidence, the reward of merit, and is a gratification to bis many frienda in Florida and other states." its subséquent history und vicissitudes up to the present time. “ Washington and Lee .University", was very cleverly considered in "ti fine paper, prepared by Miss Pencilea LHller, and read by Mrs. J. C. McDaniel, in Miss Lclfier absence. The interesting history o f’ihis bulwark o f leurning was carefully reviewed from tfonfovi» <mIuui it was known us "Lib erty In , chiitinifnigTDTfs d u im r v o rn n m e ,' to Wusititiglup University; alter endow«*! tite college, mid Still later, when the name of its Illustrious Presiïiciit, Kotiert E. Lee, wus added to that ol WueHngton. The puiier on "Huiiipdeii-Stditey Gillcge to he given by Miss Gertrude Speer, wus postponed at iter request to it later dute. The members who were 'present are indebted to Mrs. 1). L. Thrasher, for her able (Ntiier on tlie' earliest liislury, of tlie briliiuni French.American scheme, to found, "T h e U. S. Academ y ut Richmond. Some of the historical minds * among die members, ittuy have had some uf the oohwehs brushed from their memories, while'other*. received historical Instruction nbotlt the Academy, charmingly fold. 'Ills name was long ago indelibly in ­ scribed in (lie World's Hall of fame'*. Program fur Murch 2Utlt. Edgar A lien Poo— Life Sketch nticl "Pathological Study", Mis. G. U. Wuldrou. Poe's Place in Literature, Mrs. A. K. Phillips.. * Readings (selected), Mrs. U K . Phillips. " A king ont m said of a man struck down, ‘ Tatter ho seems iq death*. And this sprrcli holds i mth for now f t then. Tis «fie r lUuüi we measure men' . Magazines For The Library With tlie April numbers, the Library subscriptions to magazines expire. Be­ fore renewing, wo wish to know how many magazines will he given to the library, regularly each month when the subscribers have read them. W e can then use our money to the beet advantage, and secure the greatest number of magazines. W ill all who will agree to give one or more magazines regularly, please notify the librarian by Suturduy.. March .25ihjff possible, or ut any rate, by tlie following Tuesday, March 28thf Notifications to this effect moy he given in person ut the library room, on Saturday or Tuesday, by mail to the librarian.'poll-office box 1093, or by tele­ phone to her at Dr. Howard's residence, Mrs. E, W. D. Dunn , , Librarian. THE OXh d I * *i □ *t, < A| Chontp Clark, while attending a dinner in honor of W illiam .-Jennings Bryan's fifty-first birthday, last night made ob­ servations about tite coming session' o f Congress. Some Republicans said Mr. Gurk, huve bsguu an afTort to force Con­ gress into acting on reciprocity, and Unit' otonb, by asserting that the President has tite right to adjourn Congress if the two Housol cannot ugree on a date for ndfrgn ever ¿dJourued Congress and the chances. are ten to one if President T a ft adjourns Con­ gress to prevent our curing. outrages In the Pnyne-Aldrieh-Sinoot tariff bill lie wifi** not bo able to command one-third of thft votes of the eleciorial college, and there Will he hardly enough Republicans in tlie House to call the ayes and nays. The negotiations fur tlie loan o f $50,UOJ.OOO to Clmm by American groups o f . financiers have reached a final stage, all points ut Issue having been ngreed upon, is expected that utt iut|>erial edict sanctioning the loans will he Issued tills w eek.' Soft nose bullets, forbidden by tlie rules ol war, nre being used try. both sides in the Mexican cumpuign. Gd.Cuellar, who commanded the Mexican troops u t . the buttle uf G ibus Grandes, reports officially that nearly all o f tho wounded men re­ ceived their injuries from soft-nosed bullets. Tite report also comes from Agua Prlcta that almost every federal soldier wounded there was shot with soft-nosed bullets, Bonds of the new Panam a canal loan. which w ill be floated before June 1« .will he of three, denominations— $100, $500 and $1,000, according to present plans o f the treasury department. There will he no $20 bonds, a denomination issued in some of the jircvious so-called pojailar loans. .J ■ In a statement Issued by tlie comptroller of tlie currency, it it shown that the fortyfour national hanks In Florida tire, a p ­ parently in a healthy financial condition. They huve loans and discounts amounting 10*29.159.554,35; capjtal stock $5,850,000; surplus fund $2,341,300; individual de­ posits $28,292,301.50. High School Not*» —- Tbe Irving Literary Society field a m eet­ ing Monday in which there were aeveral papers on Dickens aud his works. The Boy's Debating Society held a meeting Monday afternoon. Tbe subject of debate was "Resolved that Cremation Sanford to Orlondo The Sanford Traction Co., have had an sltould take tlie place o f earth burial'^ It application for franchise before Orlando was decided tliat everyone sltould be city council for some time and we under­ cremated, after death o f oourae. The third and deciding game o f tbe stand will endeavor to bring matters to __ 5 0 , 0 0 0 Votes Reward nT Tl'KTndireitjn-et ones a s they arn prepar­ Deland-Sanford series wifi be played next As s reward for faithfulness' Uio'Con~ test Manager will give the contestant se­ ing to make further extension!. Chief, week In tla s p iLy) T o ditie each Tatto curing the largest namher subscriptions engineer W . A. Ginn and force are in tho won a gam e and both ure after tbe third field moving south locating Uae, gume. '' ~. r à v 'û f S by Mar. 31st 60,000 extra votes. ■1»WTW m ‘-'I i,*v Mi --«&HI � 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 17, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 17, 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>, March 17, 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/e08372768d138f46809de9b22e842e14.pdf c43a25a9165f432a2302aa9368fe7c51 PDF Text Text y Years in the Real Estate Business aven t “Skinned” Enough Buyers to Retire yet RICHA MARKS Few BARGAINS Left (Continued from First Page) gorgeous banquet hall Ailed with tables groaning under the elaborate menu and Items of Interest Gleaned From King Ahasucnis banquet would have Various Sources paled into inslgniflcence. Celery Ci(y Grove have won fame for the city as delightful hostesses. H APPENING S DURING THE WEEK Supreme Of f t cal Report Circle Ifllu Woodman Baneflclarr Fund Etner«ency Fuad. General F u n d . . . . Although'reduced,' Pullman ’"berth ratea Death Claim» BeneActsrr Fund: have been In effect since February 1, Monument F u n d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. u . . . : , , 9 passenger traffic officials on lines enter­ Incurred r»ar 1010—lienadclery Fund. 6. M onum ent............ ing Chicago, declare there has been no Funeral DenaBl...« appreciable Increase in demand for upper T out a m o u n t....................... .*8.800 .the price uf widüi was lessened ' " ........ f m m 1910 The corporation tax provisions of the Total paid o u t ..................... . *0.688.88 Paype-Aldrich tariff act were sustained as BALANCE ON NAJfP constitutional by tha supreme court of .* 700.00 Ibp United States today. The court was B S a t » i s a . - 5 * Ä ± r . r r .. 2.400.02 Savin« .................................. , .........1.800 02 unanimous in its decision. By the court’s Balano« Dec. 31, tBIO—BaneSctary 300.00 decision a source of income bf approxi­ Monument f u n d .......................... ......... . 700.00 Total A m ount....................... .10.200.04 mately $25,000,000 annually is asaMfed to ■.Number................................................... Uaued la 1010.......................................... ____ 303 We Will Protect ^ Your . Jiom es PO PU LA R IT Y PIAN O CONTEST 00 Beneficiary F und.................................... .10,108.86 M onurnrnt.............................................. Funrral H aneñu ........ ............................ A queer ease is that of Susan _G. Ms* comber of East Orange, N. J„ who up to a month ago was cashier and book-keeper The reporta for the year« of 1909 and 1910 of the offices were mode and well pleased were the representatives of Woodcrait on her great gain in Florida and the great amount of good work performed by the great order to the widows and orphans of deceased Sovereigns. Conspicuous among the membership of this.great order in Fldrida are such men as J. M. Towne, L. B. Sparkman, C. D. Mills, W. W. Anderson. Dr. T.( L. Ander­ son of Live Oak, Byrd Sparkman, W. H. Max Boehning, C. H. Dannet, T. W. Mit­ chell and many others too numerous to rd>'£lkm,:wbo can be found with their shoulders to the wheel of their home Camps in their home cities. Last week was a fairly good week in tha contest department but greatet strides must bo mada by those* in arrears this coming week to take the lead.' A few ten years subscriptions will do it. Or­ ganize! Organize your frienda and in one week win the elegant P mzz P iano . Yes, it has been done before by others in one week who were out by a -half millions votes. You can do.what others, have done if you try. Following is the contestants standing. FIRE IN SU R A N C E R o o m 'l l W o l b o r n o B lo c k MIm Maude l U r r l » .......... ---------------- - 280.300 bookseller at 114 West Thirty-second Ml»» Mildred P tter.................................... .230.223 .. . Gai _o-T-. An 700 Mias Gladys street, add la being tried for forgery in Mis» Jrtilc Stilinoti Ute third degree. In a letter wbl*d> she Mi.» Kaui IJmlrxwuod wrote her former employers a few days Ml»» MnlnLroitiudy... after she ie(t she pointed out to them TUTAi KXCSiTTS OF WUODMJÍN CIRCLE the folly of trusting the/book and cash of Kac pt» lisciud. U L Dec. 31.1810...12.287,326.14 Deduct total dUUirtetnenU pioye and then admitted that she had misappropriated about $9,000 of thb com­ pany’s funds. -The $600,000 Are which started on Sat­ urday afternoon in the Pretl Oil ’ works plant a Standard Oil subsidiary, is still burning. Two Arcboats and three com­ panies of firemen are endeavoring to keep tbp blaze confined to the wharves and storage plant of the company A spectacular raid San' Francisco’s Chinatown by Immigration officials re­ sulted in the capture of six Chinese slave girls who were illegally imported into this country for immoral purposes by a gang of Chinese who are in the Mglrl slave" business. Russia In its treatment of the Jews within her borders continues to show that with all the veneer of civilisation upon tM surface there la a good deal of savage barbarism in her character. If Russia were as vulnerable to attack and as weak as are some small nations probably the more civilized nations would in ilte interest of humanity Interfere and put an end to the persecution, just os this nation did with Spain in the matter of Cuba. When to Trim Oranges Trees We ere informed by those who are In position to know, that in pruning citrus trees» it would be much belter to wait until the present crop of white fly. which are beginning to fly now, have disap-, peared. which will bo in about ten days or two weeks, when aU trees may bo Uiouned beneficially. It would also be of great benefit, not only to the early growth, but to all fruit to thoroughly spray immediately after pruning la dona. If these directions are carried out, a marked improvement may be expect­ ed.—Reporter Star, tU3,824.6! ' Balance IDee, 31. iD 1 0 ::..* l.6 7 3 Total In te m t dally’ bank balance 1810..SI. Thursday morning found both Camp and Grove in early’ sessions. The Camp sent greetings to the Clltle highly com­ plimenting them for their noble work and to a substantial donation of $32 to be presented by tha Circle iff the Orphan­ age a non fraternal home of the state. A purse of $100 was also presented to the Circle from the Camp for the Tampa Drill Team os a token of the appreciation of the entire convention. The candidates initiated_by this excellent team pro* nounced the work the most beautiful in their fraternal experience. Space forbids detail mention of the wonderful work being done by the Circle throughout the state of Florida. The convention dosed Thursday noon with feelings that Celery City Grove had left nothing undone for entertainment of the guest in the city. Following is a list of official delegates to the convention: Mro. M. A. Robbins, Mrs. Kate N. Miller, Mrs. Addle §, Evens. Tampa Florida; Mrs. Leona Banghich. Pensacola Florida; Mrs. Winifred Mc­ Donald, Jacksonville; Mrs. Ida Long. Pascom; Mrs. Mary E. Neeled. River View; Mrs. Mary F. McCann. Punta Gorda; Mrs. Mercy PhiUlpa, Lake City; Mrs. Ida Balsley. S l Petersburg; Mrs. Laura Mahoney, Cara belie; Mr. T. N. Dorsey. Concord; Mrs. Lixzia Farrington. Durant: Mrs. Amy E. Cook. Mrs. Mary E. Gardner, Miami; Mrs. Anna Klug, Montbrook; Mrs. Virgins A. Harper, Kynesvllle; Mrs. "Jennie J. Jen­ nings, Fort Pierce; Mrs.' Lillian Walker, Audits; Mrs. Mamie B. Gardner, High Springs; Mrs. Sarah E. Porker, Sanford; Mrs. Katherine A. Wheeler, Fort Landerdale; Mrs. M. Florence Keyes, Kissimmee Grove, 65; Mrs. Msry M. Alexander, Palmetto; Mrs. Eva A. McKeown; Cypress. Several good resolutions were passed »y the convention toward bettering con­ ditions In this Jurisdiction. One of the leading resolutions placed before the convention and pasted was one pretaining to tbe Junior Order "The Boys ef Woodcraft”. This resolution also was passed by the Q rde at their con­ vention. Tills ivention was noted for and will tilth School Notes Friday afternoon the local High School team defeated the team representing the DeLond High School, by the score of 7 to 3. This game, which was well -played, opened the season here. The line up, was as follows: Sanford. Witherington, c; (Icndry, p; Betts, I b; Kenner, a s; Badger, •tHprf W I b| Levolb -Hi HmsSw^-fwCabr t Score by Innings was as fol- and filled .with good feeling from beginning to end and many funny Sanford 1 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 R 7 . 11)4. but pleasing incidents were recorded. 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 /R 3. H 8. Every delegate wbo attended was there Tha tsam plays the return game In De- to do his best to better the conditions of and uplift perfected Woodcraft Land next Tuesday. 8,900 Miaula E. Ann»iront. Orlando... 4.025 Camrrnn City Churcn.............. 3,200 Mit* Flormsca L Kinnay, Oveido MU» Natjie Amlct. Orlando..... The following schedule will be effective until the cloao of the contrat: Term* Price New and Renewal Subscription» 1 Year $ 2.00 2,000 2 Year 4.00 5,000 3 Year 6.00 7 10,000 5 Year .. . -HLOO 25,000 1$ Year ^ '1 5 . 0 0 , 50.000 Write yout; nnmc,plainly and address The Herald’s .Contest Editor, Mrs. M. F Keyes, Sanford, Fla. Fire a t Pensacola Pensacola suffered a $150,603 loss yes­ terday by a fire which for a time threat­ ened to sweep the dty. The fire had Its inception near th 6 de­ pot. Fanned by a stiff wind from the northeast. It advanced steadily and rap­ idly toward the business section of the town. Flaming brands carried along by the wind ignited the roofs of buildings blocks away and. for a time it appeared os though the department could oot con­ trol the .situation. The firemen fought hard and by 1 o’clock had the situation under uonuoL Nine buildings, including the Southern'hotel were destroyed. Renovating City R estaurant The annual bouse cleaning la taking place at Wise's City Restaurant the in­ terior being painted and papered and beautified In general yMr. Wise believes in keeping his place- attractive and np to date In every particular and is always ylng to improve the appearance and ve hia patrons clean and sanitary sur­ rounding. While delighting the inner man Wise always tries to please the eye by a cozy, dean cafe. Suburban •“$ •- i ... Property Sanford Just a few lots left and they can be bought for . one-third their ac­ tual Value, on easy term s.. To wait is but to lose, so come, look and you will buy. : . J A ttacks “Kingdom of God" Cleveland. Ohio, March 10.—A war rant for tb« urrest of the ilev. T. A'. George, leader of tbe ¿'Kingdom of Ood," religious colour, was obtained today by Mrs. Carrlo Smith, of Connesut. Mr«. Smith charges that the leader converted her alatar, Mrs. Edna U. and entloed her and her husban^-to the colony here. ,-.* U n r e a l U t,hU home Monday ,_jmd they mocked at mp.' 'Mrs. Smith said, "Georg« and my sister mat about a year ago wheh h« was pastor of the Holy Mission church a t CpnneauL Ha came to Cleveland, bringing my sis­ ter and bar husband with him." S a n f o r d H e ig h ts Office First S trict Opposite P o s io ilic c *». Marks Real Estate Agency, A gents �J X'.O; tear e .* IN SANFORD— Lite is Worth Living Number 32 ^ ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of “The Land of Flowers. CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitome o f th e Week’* Most lm portnnt Happenings In th e s t a t e d t»««eln- — r rCiosing its tenth volume with the issue or lost Friday, the Wnuclula Advocate very pardonably and properly refers to ks record and is pleased to be able to tell of ten years of uninterrupted service. St, Petersburg is working bard on the charier to be submitted to the next legis­ lature, providing for it Commission form of government and otherwise changing things for the Sunshine City. The com­ mittee preparing this new charter is hnv. log plenty of'work, but it will complete tiie docOment In plenty of time. The Kissimmee Valley* Gazette is roieleh\|;o*idt tha-OKiipfsikui ol ;hp. survey of the route of the Citnls Southern rail~ way, which is designed to run between Kissimmee and Sanford:"-' The throe day automobile race meet to ■be held under the auspices' of tito Jack­ sonville Motor Club on the Atiuntic-Pnblo beach, starting March 27, promises lobe a great success. All of the lending -l American--cura compete. That the mile record established by Oldfield will be broken is the general hopo. * Dr. Hobson, pastor of tho First Baptist church of Jacksonville, thinks the church should look niter young people, and to this and has decided to give a moving picture show each Friday night. The pie tures will be of a wholesome, moral char­ acter. . , _______ _ SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MARCII 24, 1911 p o p i u R i i Y p ia n o c o N t t s T The Herald Piano Contest Will Close on Friday, M arch 3ls1 Those who are interested in The Her­ ald's Voting Contest can appreciate the hard work done by the hustling contes­ tants who uro working for the grand prize piano. For two weeks the closing warning has been sounded, giving each contestant notice to exert themselves to gain first place and hold it. The contest will close March 31st and open until Saturday n o o n / X p r ii ^ ? lb end. contestant can have a chance to get all possible. This- will also give ample time for letters from other states to be received. *There will lio change of stunding be 7HTbtato0?£C52TtZBrXStmt'couut Is made. In this way each contestant will have a fair show, and the one securing the larg­ est number of votes will be given'ltie $500 Piuno. Up until this time each week a correct standlpR was given, and it was quite easy to tell how many votes it would require to gain tbe leadership tlw next week. But there will be no way tu*w,*o wa-suggest you gq, after subscrip­ tions with a vim und win Hie piuno. Or­ ganize your forces. Re-cunvass every liotiie inThis city and vicinity and make tbe closing home run u winner. Others have done it and so cun you. Try it once uiul sec. The following schedule will be effective until tho close of the contest: Terms . . Frier New mu) Renewal Subscriptions 1 Year f 2.00 2,000 2 Year 1.00 0.00 5,000 - 10,000 3 Year 25.000 10.00 5 Year 50.000 15.00 10 Year Write your name plainly and address The Herald's 'Contest Editor. Mrs. M. F Keyes, Sunford, Fla. Phllllpowskl Colbert A quiet hut beautiful marriage was solemnized ut the Presbyterian church Wednesday morning. 22nd, tit il o'clock, when Mr. J. M. Philhpiwskl of Maricopa, California and Miss Beatrice Colbert of Sanford, recently of Norfolk. Vn., were joined in holy wedlock by Key. J. F. Mc­ Kinnon, pastor of the Presbyterian church, Mrs. W. T.--Johns and Miss Mabel Doty being In attendance. The tnniriage of Mr. Phllllpowskl amF Misa Gilbert is the culmination of a pret­ ty romance and was not u/iexj>ected to their friends.« Mr. Pldllpowaki Is a suace-isful business man. being an otlicinl of the Kern Trad­ ing & Oil Co., of California, one of the lurge developing companies in tl<e Cali­ fornia oil field, und was compelled to leave immetilntely for Californin In re­ sume his duties. Miss Culhert is u charming young lady of Norfolk, V a , and is associated with the Florida Vegetable Growers' Assocldtiou. Mrs, Phillipowbki will remain in Sanford witii her mother und - brother, at tlie residence of Mrs. Julius, until her home at Maricopa, Gdifutiiiu. 1(j com­ pleted. "Miss Peggy.” while she has been in Sanford only a short time, has a great many friends here and they Join us in This picture is nn illustration of three wishing the young couple all happiness in curved spoons'made by tne Aiasknn ' In­ dielr new life. --------- _| dians. The largest of the three measures 16 inches from tho tip of the handle to Rubensteln Recital Beryl Rubensteln, the young boy pianist the end of the itowl. It is made from who played In the studio of Mrs. Fannie the horns of <ghe mountain sheep, and S. Munson last SatOWay evening, greatly the handles of ail titree ure line specimen delighted, and evon surpassed the expec­ of Indian skill in l|te art of curving. The tations of those who were so fortunate as inpiUest spoon is ebony colored and is to bear Mm. The young boy’s technical made of mountain goat's horn. They command, combined with a most artistic were obtained by Frunds Labadle in Skugway, during his trip to Alaska lust interpretation was marvelous. Specially delightful In, technical evi­ summer. dence Ms smooth flowing and brilliant nrMillinery Opening pegging—the trial of every piano student. On next Tuesday und Wednesday Mar., The most difficult of such passages, under 28th and ¿»tETHrSTJ. If. Bruton will re­ bis little fingers, were as connected, ceive the Indies of-Snnford at tier parlors, clear cut and well modulated as a single 110 Palmetto Avenue, the occasion being five finger exercise could become. tbe regular Millinery Opening und display Master RubensteJn'a memory is prodi­ of spring and summer hats. Mrs. Bruton gious and covers a repertory of 200 com­ hus just returned from the eastern mar­ positions. ihdudlng the best from all the kets where all tbe latest creations In world's masters, ancient and modern, of millinery were purchased for the Sanford ^ wMch bis program of lost Saturday night trade. An especially large stock of pat­ was a type, and. included compositions of tern aind tailored hats and a treat U in . Chopin, McDowell's The Eagle and store ft^r the ludies who delight in beauti­ • Witch’s Dance, Rubensleln's Barcanolle, ful head gear. Remember the dates Mur., an elaborate left band number of Lesche- 28lb and 29th. tisxky from Lucia di Lannermoor, conMas. J. H. Bruton's . eluding with a masterful rpiulering of the 110 Palmetto. -----ihMtgarien-Raphaod* Na. Ji nLLiliO Ff I- WoOn/Qirtrhinrtng—the two star«, Beryl Rubenstein's genius places him on tbe roll of the world's ''Child Wonder," rooms in the Stone-Govo building put In while the result of U i few “years' study Mrofolass shape and ready for occuiwmcy. 'added ranks Mm with this country’s It is rumored that they will be ~occupied as business bouses. artists.' a GREAT DEVELOPMENTS Volume III NEWS OE THE WORLD * h o u s in g m e e t in g Commercial Club Will Have o Jo llin es Items of Interest Gleaned From Hon Monday Night Knowing that there are many moment Various Sources ous questions to he discussed for the wel­ fare of Sanford. President Lake has IMPROVEMENT ON RIGHT LINES called a meeting for next Monday night HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK In the Eagles Hall. There will be plenty of refreshments soft and otherwise and The Proposition la Assuming Proper the majqr dontos - pi festivities. S. Kungo Here th e R eadert will rind a Brief Historical Spring riow lng and Dick Calhdun assures every one that ' P roportions S atisfacto ry to For Hurried Readers tlie {titter man will be well supplied, * • Outside Capitalists There are-.many new members that Richard A. Ballinger, former Secretary . W te thTe lo W ttw TVyw rertm ücrd mvar. •h-.terr'.ir, .wsll-hcgiu a Jibe! suit *i □ Tbcre *** b® br,*ht doyl nbtf days for every section in this world of member should bring a friend and show against Gifford Plnchot and others as ours. There are Times when It seems them the hospitality of Sanford's Com­ soon as ho rests from the duties of his that every cloud has a silver lining and mercial Club. A delegation of Geneva office that have kept hlui busy during the then a dark cloud Obscures the tun and it folks will also he present to discuss (he closing months of his incumbency. may seem for awhile that a total eclipse draw-bridge on tite Geneva road and Thomas T. Williams, business manager will occurr-Sanford for the past Tew years kindred subjects. of thc-.Ncw York Evening) Journal, is This meeting should he well attended dangerously III from efyctpaUs.an d _ a lias been more talked about than 'any other section in the entire south. Like and every business man of Sanford who complication of diseases. Mr. Williams every other proposition that is good there isnot'aiready u member sltould become is a prominent figure Id’ tlie newspaper are plenty to Imitate and the original suf­ one on Monday night. world. It Is feared that his death Is Im­ fers until things right themselves. minent. Sanford is being rightedl The Wq^fncsday Club The Billy Hltt-Kntherine Elkins romance The small grower, the large grower, the A goodly (lumber of the club with one lias come to life again, with the news merchant und the capitalist will'now re­ visitor, was present nt the Meeting Wed­ that Miss Elkins and Mr. Hitt have been alize more "than ever before * and their nesday afternoon: ut tite residence of house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph -------- < profits can bo figured upon a systematic Mr*. Ceo.-ttr+'ertinki. Leltcr on their houseboat, now in Florida basis. "Our University, Hie Inst of my mortal waters. Organization wHJ now tnke the ptuceof cares, and thtH ast -servie» 1 cau-ruudur Next Tuesday’the Sixly-sccotfd Congress ~— *irregular methods System will prevail my country” Jefferson. . where jt did Dot exist before, and the in­ The entire program Wednesday-after­ will convene in extraordinary session to *t, vestor who now seeks Florida as a place noon was interesting condensed histories take up the CanndlatT’reciprocity-matter.--------to get regular returns will come to San­ of the great Universities, and "Tlie U. S. .Ttmt, the Solons will not stop at that, ford first. Many changes ure taking place Academy at Richmond. The paper on however, is certain from tlie statements at present to bring out the very best re­ 'The University of Virginia,” prepared given out by the Democrats who will con­ sults in the groat vegetable industry. by Mrs. G W. Goodrich, of Orlando; and trol the lower house. Present indications Muiiy improvements will he made thin read by Mrs. S, O. Guise, wua not only are that immediately upon the convening summer that cannot be given to thq pub­ most interesting bin entertaining und in­ of Gmgrers a resolution will be Intro­ < A| structive, retracing us it did the carllet duced which will have tlie efTcct of put­ lic at this time. Chief turning'the iqany developments is history of tills grêut institution, from the ting President Taft on the grill in regard the plan of the Sanford t Land Develop­ time of Its inception' lit the*mind of to tite sending of troop# to the Mexican ment Co., whose prospectus appears in Jefferson, one of its principal founders, border. * Chontp Clark, while attending a dinner this issue. Tlie purpose of litis company its subséquent history und vicissitudes in honor of William .-Jennings Bryan's is to pqt into cultivation 1,000 acres of up to the present time. iund, jdant crops and market them under “Washington and Lee .University", was fifty-first birthday, last night made ob­ a systematic plan that will guarantee re­ very cleverly considered in "ti fine paper, servations about tite coming session' of sults. prepared by Miss Pencilea LHller, and Congress. Some Republicans said Mr. Instead of Individuals working at vari­ read by Mrs. J. C. McDaniel, in Miss Gurk, huve bsguu an afTort to force Con­ gress into acting on reciprocity, and Unit' ance the land v ttin e " u n d e r one head, Lclfier absence. thus.effecting a large saving in every The interesting history of’ihis bulwark otonb, by asserting that the President has stage of the work. of leurning was carefully reviewed from tite right to adjourn Congress if the two Instead of buying n form^. thn-Juvesij tfonfovi» <mIuui it was known us "Liberty Housol cannot ugree on a date for ndfrgn ever ¿dIn , chiitinifnigTDTfs d u im rvornnm e,' will buy aleck.uutLL®mixejj jToflt on his investment, without giving his time and to Wusititiglup University; alter endow«*! Jourued Congress and the chances. are attention to n w ork with which he Mm- tite college, mid Still later, when the name ten to one if President Taft adjourns Con­ of its Illustrious Presiïiciit, Kotiert E. Lee, gress to prevent our curing. outrages In self i,s not familiar. the Pnyne-Aldrieh-Sinoot tariff bill lie wifi** The'celery delta may in lime he given wus added to that ol WueHngton. The puiier on "Huiiipdeii-Stditey Gillcge not bo able to command one-third of thft over to just such n coojierutive plan. * As suited above there are large dcvel- to he given by Miss Gertrude Speer, wus votes of the eleciorial college, and there metils in store lor Sanford. The business postponed at iter request to it later dute. Will he hardly enough Republicans in tlie The members who were 'present are House to call the ayes and nays. o( raising winter vegetables is a manu­ ‘-'I indebted to Mrs. 1). L. Thrasher, for her facturing enterprise—“a furmer's factory" The negotiations fur tlie loan of $50,i,*v —umf.like every other great industry will able (Ntiier on tlie' earliest liislury, of tlie UOJ.OOO to Clmm by American groups of. Ikivu to he transacted along systematic briliiuni French.American scheme, to financiers have reached a final stage, all found, "The U. S. Academy ut Richmond. points ut Issue having been ngreed upon, hues. Great thing* ure In spire, for Lucky Some of the historical minds *among die is expected that utt iut|>erial edict S itiiotd—so great that only the future members, ittuy have had some uf the sanctioning the loans will he Issued tills oohwehs brushed from their memories, week.' can foretell. Tlie Sanford Lund Development Co. ure while'other*. received historical Instruction Soft nose bullets, forbidden by tlie rules nbotlt the Academy, charmingly fold. the pioneers. ol war, nre being used try. both sides in 'Ills name was long ago indelibly in­ the Mexican cumpuign. Gd.Cuellar, who Tlie cuorerative plan rules the world! scribed in (lie World's Hall of fame'*. commanded the Mexican troops u t . the About the New President Program fur Murch 2Utlt. buttle uf G i b u s Grandes, reports officially Mi The following is tuken from the Amer­ Edgar Alien Poo—Life Sketch nticl that nearly all of tho wounded men re­ ican Bunker: « "Pathological Study", Mis. G. U. Wuldrou. ceived their injuries from soft-nosed ‘At n meeting of tho directors of the Poe's Place in Literature, Mrs. A. K. bullets. Tite report also comes from Agua Orlando Bunk & Trust Company, Orlando. Phillips.. * Prlcta that almost every federal soldier Fla., March 4, 1911, M. M. Smith, was Readings (selected), Mrs. U K . Phillips. wounded there was shot with soft-nosed elected to the office of president. "A king ontm said of a man struck down, bullets, ‘Tatter ho seems iq death*. The hank has been successful from Its And this sprrcli holds im th for now f t then. Bonds of the new Panama canal loan. - - «&HI organization, and enjoys well deserved Tis «fier lUuüi we measure men' . which will be floated before June 1« .will prestige in lluancial circles by reason of M agazines For The Library he of three, denominations—$ 100, $500 the .personality and business qualifiatWith tlie April numbers, the Library and $ 1,000, according to present plans of lions of its farmer president, the late subscriptions to magazines expire. Be­ the treasury department. There will he Judge James D. Beggs. Following the death of Judge Beggs, it became the duty fore renewing, wo wish to know how many no $20 bonds, a denomination issued in of the directors to select a tuuu of that magazines will he given to the library, some of the jircvious so-called pojailar J ■ strength necessary to not only retain the regularly each month when the subscribers loans. .have read them. We can then use our In a statement Issued by tlie comptroller confidence of the community, but he able to assume tlie responsibility of contioulng money to the beet advantage, and secure of tlie currency, it it shown that the fortythe greatest number of magazines. four national hanks In Florida tire, a p ­ the prosperity of the Institution. Will all who will agree to give one or parently in a healthy financial condition. The new president has been ilimately associated with tlie affairs of the bank more magazines regularly, please notify They huve loans and discounts amounting since its organization in 10W. He is the the librarian by Suturduy.. March .25ihjff 10*29.159.554,35; capjtal stock $5,850,000; president of the Peoples Bank of Sanford. possible, or ut any rate, by tlie following surplus fund $2,341,300; individual de­ Fla., vice president of tlie Florida Trust Tuesday, March 28thf posits $28,292,301.50. Notifications to this effect moy he Gimpany of Jacksonville, Hu., and vice High School Not*» —puriJcnt of tite Bank uf «Vinter Garden. given in person ut the library room, on Saturday or Tuesday, by mail to the Tbe Irving Literary Society field a meet­ Fla. Mr. Smitli has every qualification for librarian.'poll-office box 1093, or by tele­ ing Monday in which there were aeveral papers on Dickens aud his works. successfully handling tite affairs of tlioso phone to her at Dr. Howard's residence, M rs . E, W. D. Dunn, who are associated with Min. His elec­ The Boy's Debating Society held a , Librarian. tion to the presidency of tbe Orlando meeting Monday afternoon. Tbe subject Dink and Trust Company Is an expres­ of debate was "Resolved that Cremation Sanford to Orlondo sion of confidence, the reward of merit, The Sanford Traction Co., have had an sltould take tlie place of earth burial'^ It and is a gratification to bis many frienda application for franchise before Orlando was decided tliat everyone sltould be in Florida and other states." city council for some time and we under­ cremated, after death of oourae. The third and deciding game of tbe stand will endeavor to bring matters to __ 5 0,000 Vo tes Reward nT Tl'KTndireitjn-et ones a s they arn prepar­ Deland-Sanford series wifi be played next As s reward for faithfulness' Uio'Con~ test Manager will give the contestant se­ ing to make further extension!. Chief, week In tla sp iLy) To ditie each Tatto curing the largest namher subscriptions engineer W. A. Ginn and force are in tho won a game and both ure after tbe third field moving south locating Uae, gume. '' ~. r à v 'û f S by Mar. 31st 60,000 extra votes. The Celery Delta Will Startle The Worltt This-Season m OXh ■1»WTW * d I �* y. •~. *if#■>:* ‘■-"*\ V ■•“‘— ¡¿'v-v. THE 8ANT0RD IlERALb Uch -24, 1011 Getting in front and staying there —That's the way Marathou races are won. It's the way we're winning the men of Sanford and vicinity to see the wisdom ami economy of buying their clothes at this Btore of low prices. Getting in front with far better values than any other store offers,we're staying there by virtue of the unexcelled style, lit, finish, and fabric of clothing we sell and the great savings our low prices moke possible. .. ------’ BIHQHAM, HÖf KINS CO. BALTIMORE, MD. Mens’ Straw Hats Hundreds o f t h e m here in all- -the newest / weaves and shapes. WE’VE A “STRAW” for every head and the best “straw” you can buy for the head, best quality, best style, best value, and here you have a dozen of styles to choose from — a t' .» larger and more varied assortment than in any other stock in the city. Prices 50c to 5.00 As we handle the good clothes proposition you’re a sure winner yon can’t go wrong, because we've got things framed up just right for you. We’ll show you clothes that you'll like, that fit you, that are becoming to you; and we'll sell them to you at prices that ore record-breakers. — ^ ’No one disputes the assertion that our prices are the lowest—even our competitors admit that; but they'll try to even things up for themselves by telling you that their assortments and qualities are better. But, if you ore wise, you’re not going to be blinded by mere advertising talk—you’re going to insist on “btrlrtg shown;” to'decidc for yourself; you're going to ninke it your business to see our excellent line of— SM AR T, A T P R IC E S T H A T RANGE FROM S TY L IS H SPRING S U ITS $10.00 to $35.00 E GVUEARR YA N TSEUE DI T , ■ e r And you can take this from us, straight—you'll find an assortment of Bpring and summcnsuits, hère that will surprise you; an assortment that is one of the best, if not THE best, in the entire city. Certain it. is that no more stylish suits or prettier patterns are shown ANYWHERE. Every new style kink and every new coloring that finds favor with smart dreapers is fully represented in the splendid stocks that we have gathered. And no matter what your particular taste or fancy may be, you can easily gratify’lt here. ' ^ * Among other good lines we're showing a superb stock of the famous ISAAC-H AM BURGHER & SONS fine clothes—the best ready-to-wear clothes made. They’re made of all-wool fabrics, tailored in the most perfect manner, and cut in the latest styles; and you can’t buy better clothes thon these anywhere on earth. ___ __ ______:---------- 7— If you're in (rent ift the good clotjygtracc and want to stay there, or if you want to get there, the clothes you need are here—and they're priced lower than clothcs^tf equal style and quality can be bought anywhere NO. 1 1 7 . PALMER &SEIGH MAIN STREET Clothes That Satisfy NO. MAIN 117 S T R E E T or of through the skillful direction of competent show bis appreciation is to refrain from them. officials, second to that of no other plnce creating discord in the party. Mr. Bryan Indeed, wrir tx»riiiBming~n~rr~pfea»Ant of Its size anywhere—a d ty where tiurmony is an able man and no one should foal too see how their oyes sparkle and how among the communicants of the different himself lit to the belief that the Nebras­ Budget of Opinion "Ju st Be- their cheeks Slow. They are jotting the churches Is in perfect accord with objects kan has lost hla following^ l i e still THE— better of the boys tacauso Utey can be sought by our forefathers of Uiq “Muy- has a blind army behind him that will ' tween You and Me" trusted to come to their work in good flowers", and all doctrines are able ex­ follow whenever he chooses to* lead. In­ D a n fo rt) i a n b form. They may not he as strong as the pounded with unuainmelod freedom from stead of exercising the power which he Furnished on all occasions at EVEN THE GATE PO ST NOT IN IT hoys, but they take care of their strength. the pulpits of our different churches—u knows he has to thwawt the wishes of They don't smoke, they don’t chew, they d ty whose social advantages are equal many of those who stood by him in his Popular Prices. For terms setdon't drink, they don't gamble, they don't to those afforded by places many times struggles, he should remain in the back­ A Chlel I f Among Ye Taking Notes loaf. Society puts up arbitrary rules for its size and age—a d ty where the rich ground with the declaration -that he does the girls,-and they must abide by them enjoy every luxury desired, and the poor not care to interfere in the work of choos­ and Faith, He'll Prent 'Em**— A t P o s t o f f lc c or lose caste. The boys are suffered to are not allowed to suffer—a d ty where ing a candidate. That would certainly * So Says S aunterer. make tbslr own rules and take the con­ peace and good will toward all men” Is be more becoming than the everlasting 9pmhi Cw m . m . m ii I. n . HmrtU. exemplified. Such a d ty is ours, whose strife-stirring in which hrf has been en­ 4 My friend, Charlie Dingee. sprung a sequences. Many a boy thinks he can he praises we shout aloud from the housetop gaged since he made hit!' appearance on gay and deceive everybody, and he runs new one on me the other day. lie said through the Herald columns. If, perchance, the political map. along until he loses his job. By that time that If all the world powers would agree’ a copy of this paper should fall into the he is apt to think lhat somebody has to have peace, all the needless expendi­ Plum bing and undermined him. and to look quite past hands of any who are in search of a new 4 I have no wish to dissuade any one ture of worships and armies could be location—a place where church, school froip being vaccinated if they wish it himself In an attempt to locate the guilty Gas Fitting saved and put upon good roads and the and social advantages are given emphasis, done. My contention has been against party. Business is all the time putting Uulted States would be the greatest coun­ up bars against the gay young man. and where you can live out your alloted compulsory vaccination where no epidem­ AN Work Receives My Personal Attr'ntnm try on the globe In every particular. The and best efforts Positions of requiring reliability and regu­ number of years withoutfear of pestilence ic prevails. I also wish to Inform our Idea Is great all right, but Charlie forgets or famine, we say,like one of old:. "Come good d'Ktors thjit a better board of health Opposite City Hall larity ure being cloaed against him. He Phone 2:10 . that it would be as difficult to get all the thou with us and we will do thee good”, and a general cleaning up of the negro may not see that he is bounced because countries of the civilised world together quarters would prove quite as efficacious he isn't honest, for be may be able to with emphasis on the "do.'.* .. as It Is to get the' people of Sanford us compulsory vaccination. The incident f * ASHES ROACHPEPPER+ swear with oleftr conscience that he never Heights and Sanford together. I l tea«a - r U n T î £ / A / i ^ " * * " took so much as u nlckle in his life that 4 Seeing a workiuun busily engaged in is closed with mb and the “ethics of the • • • did not belong to him.. He has had to be manufacturing whut appeared to be moil profession" can again resume the even 4 Well, the blow lies fallen! The cru­ sent for. He hasn't been faithful. He umcms at the city building the other day tenor of Its wuy. But 1 insist that in the kBl* fto M M v Ab u AWUtv Fk#t H W . A n iW a n M e n I k U n 4 H m * •»#» sade against strong drink will now take a has lied us to why he was late, and to I thought that maybe that epidemic of matter of a (ward or health, Sanford needs IfM« fcrrp» A l « » * 4 ¿ofrfcrad u* »Wuy- »n«U «0 Yrfcutu» test and start In anew ogainst the soft where he was last night. He has gone small pox had broken out and the city u greater effort. The filthy appearance *0* s w Vorm «*4 prêtent! Ha* C Uà. ta te a t» « B ot Y o u dealer •dtwrdtr %* drink, that Insidious and seductive article upon the theory that It was nobody's was preparing for it by making tomb of some places are enough to make a ><* front i?*f tfeugftu vt et *»y &»» pUMAfc m two n w t r i O# Ron.it PtpfV* te * » that come from the fizz tank and steals business how he occupied his time out- stones in advance. Upon inquiry I learn­ man aea rick just to observe it in passing. owns« ol RärvtiU for » C«nr% or ont ktaKfipepper, or t* tu Maate» of ka*t**k lo# 1 1 upon the system unawares. Cooo-Cola is sldtf business hours. Yet the growth of a ed that these monuments were to be er V* t y M tsnsff borne» of Jr*»««* or w» wie It • _* —The Sauhtuek. Z toar* J Mun-f fw rrtr ter I J 00 Three r « l * the first One [rut upon the rack and emi­ bad character, If you are at all dose to placed at the Intersection of every street, tu«f aiwrtd If tM» wttifict«#y, raonry f*te*d*d nent authorities have discovered that It It, is about as obvleui as the growth of a In order that the d ty engineer could find A S H E D I S I N F E C T A N T CO YOU TA K E NO RISK. T a m s * . Fionio*. . contains caffeine and Is deleterious to U>e corn field. The prudent business man the proper corner for his surveys. Then. A flE LS b R NAI A Sb M A T5SAUL AULT health, whatever that means. Our R sputatisn and Money Are Bask Bia» «,*flig •*Rse», Im, A An. n . äst eedCu CtsW n en M the* the* tñ * * < does not always wait until tie bas a will be two hundred of these monuments isa* A s isAiq h e a m m i »an nife ♦ of This Offer. I knew Itl There la too much money case in court He prefers to settle the made and placed in position at a total ~T’. Ws pay for all the mcdlclno used being coined by brother Candler in At- little things with his employes before they oust of about SSOO. Further comment Is during Hie triil,"lT our remedy falls to Isnta and he a U U n s u a come am iss nr have gone iJia rfa r." BuiIb m i l s - cdmihg‘i unooceoery. completely relieve you of constipation! . quit selling the "caffeine deleterious to more and more exacting on the point of btalth." That new skyscraper in Atlanta individual character. It is looking out 4 From present indications It looks as if We take all the risk. You are not ob­ did the work and envious eyes, have for integrity, and it is saying that what­ G-vernor Harmon, of Ohio, will be the ligated to us tu nny way whatever, If long upon iL Twere better for ever the head of the bouse Is the salary democratic nominee for president next you accept our offer. Could anything be more fair for you 7 Is there any + QfiuiW to bury his ill gotten gains and list must be dean. This demand opens year. This is sufficient reason for William reason why you sbuuld hesitate to put «AND ♦ pu( on the air of poverty.. Quick wealth b wide door to the girls, and there is only Jennings Bryan to start*!» fight on him. our claims to a practical test? in tbs fizz business courts Investigation, one way in which it can be closed against He is not Mr. Bryan's candidate. It can The most scientific, common sense ti-. e e • them, and that is to meet the competition, not be said in any sense of the word that treatm ent Is ltexall Orderlies, which 4 The girls are getting the better of the end by the removal of It through con­ Mr. has helped him in his political career. a r t eaten like candy. They -are very Then be must not l>e rermltted to go on pronounced, gentle nnd pleasant In boys in many lines of genteel employ­ solidation. ROOM 20 e / e • bis way without obstacles being placed action, and particularly agreeable In ment. The boys may complain of this as they will, but the fact stands. The 4 Ours Is a d ty that enjoyamany natural in his path by the hungry Nebraskan. every way. They do not cause diar­ ,j Upstairs, Pico Block young, women In this, and many towns, and acquired resources—a d ty that needs Just because be has been unusually rhoea, nausea, flatulence, griping or any Inconvenience whatever. ltexall after a certain hour, are quite as much In hut ill* skillful nuinljmliilLin of a »nan honored by the democratic, party. 1 do Orderlies are particularly good for chllevidence on their way to work as the to maks them yield bountifully of their -Ope » Tuesdays-4 tt>~ foPPrçgkJSiÜtiilUiA -diee^-aged and dent a ra'pcrftflüi: -young toot: and the a c n r x h e -w tiu to w l-rta rtfe g ia re^ iubsuhtlal d ty whose without ideas,” but it does seem to me AND We arge you to try Bezel! Ordercan see that they look trim and neat, foundations are laid upon a soil that can­ that the more becoming part for him to 11* a t our risk. Two sizes. 10c. Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. ih«f they hoM up their heads as if they not be surpassed for ' productiveness a play is that of a follower. He has been sad 25c. Remember, you can got B meet the world and their city »uppüod with the very best and loyally supported by the majarlty of the Raxati U irm edlestn this community employers. They have none of the ap- purest of water- d ty whose educational democrats of the country and It appears « tly a t our store—The Btore. S t r a n g e r s W e lc o m e of having deprived themselves advantages have reached a standard. to me that the least be can now do to L. R. PHILIPS of the necessary amount 'o f sleep, CURBSTONE GLEANINGS carrying -a headache along with U S Ic H .C. Haskins C. H. DINGEE * Sanford Library | Free Reading Room t ! - - rr-rr �March 24,1911It : -<y fLORIDA PRESS ASSO C IATIO N Meeting Will be Held a t T*Mafinsscc In April Tallahassee, March 18.—Socretary T.-J. Appleyanl, of the Florida Pres* Associa­ tion ho# sent out to members and other newspaper men throughout the state the call and ofllclol program for the meeting ta bedwhl ln thliclty, April 24-267 F61‘ lowing the line heretofore adopted by the executive committee o f ' the organization t _o f inviting some prominent layman to '>‘ address the association—he has tills year in view of the great educatiortal cam­ paign conducted Uiroughout Florida last year, and the appointment by Gov..Gil­ christ of an educational commission to revise the school laws, to have the first night's session (Monday, April 24) an educational evening, and one of the mem­ bers of the education evening, und one of the members of the educational com­ mission has been requested, and lias ac quiesed, to address the members and the public on the excellent work it lias ac­ complished, the report on which will be submitted to Gov. Gilchrist in a few days. Dr. Conradl, president of the Florida State College for Women, has entered heartily into the work, and will render through bis students a rich musical treat, followed by u reception.' Two of the,best informed members on educational lines, editors 2 though they bo, are also on the program for the educational .ipeeiing, und Presi­ dent Francis P. Conroy, of the Jackson­ ville 13oard of Trade, will mukc an ad­ dress on The Business Man's Part Ip Ed­ ucation. The entire membership of the association, as well as newspa|>er men who are not members, should be present ut the coming, the thirty-second, annual meeting of the association. The following is tho program'; Monday evening, AprilT24, b p. in. Music—Students of the college. Invocation—Rev. Samuel Moran. Music. Address—Our Public Schools Are Not Reformatories, M. F. Hethermgtoii, NeWs Lakeland. Music. Education In ItA Rclultun tu the Punish*! mont of Crime. W. A. Russell, Nl-ws, Pula Urn. Music. Address—The Work of the Florida Ed­ ucation Commission, lion. Thomas F.' McCarry, Jacksonville. The Business Man's Part in Educutluuul Mutters. Hon.-Francis P. Conroy, presi­ dent bounl of trade, Jacksonville, Music. Followed by a deception tendered the Press Association by the fuculty and students of Die Florida State College for Women. * 1uesduy, April, 25, 0 n. in. Invocation—Rev. A. L. Woodward. Business session. Reports of otlice.rs und routine business. Afternoon session, 2:30 o'clock. Invocation—Rev. J. B. Pruitt. Address—The State 'Should Furnish Means for Advertising Her Resources from un Official,J und Therefore Authentic, - - Stundpointr How to Secure Dm Funds for the Purpose, C. L Bittlnger, Stur, Ocala. Address—Florida Colonies; What of ThetuT R. J. Holly, Herald, Sanford. Address—The Newspajicr und Gyoil Jiouds; the Duty of the Press In This Movement, R. F. McCormack. Democrat, Live Oak, and A. K. Wilson, Tribune. Fort Pierce. *. Night session, 8 o'clock. Invocation—Rev. J. B. Mitchell. Address—The Editorial Column, Its Re­ lation to (lie Public, Frank L. Mayes. Journal, Pensacola. Address— The Duty and Mission of (lie Press, Frank A^Wnlpole, Record, Manatee. Wednesday. A tail, 16, 9 o'clock. , Invocation—Rev. W. H. Zeigler. Business session. Reports of commit­ tees. — Address—System In u Newspaper and Jo{> Otlice, Wallace F. Stovall,. Tribune, Tampa. •— Final adjournment. i, ONDA Y G re a t FOR AGED PEOPLE. Old Folks Should B* Careful In T h slr Salaotlon of Regulative Madlolna. ■ We have a aafe, dependable and al­ together idea) remedy that t* particu­ larly- adapted to tlm requirement» of aged people and persona of weak con* ■Ututloaa who suffer from constipa­ tion or other bowel disorder*. Wo aro ao certain that It will relieve then« complaints and give absolute satisfac­ tion In every particular that we offer U with onr personal guarantee that It shall cost the user nothing If ft falls to substantiate our claim*. This rem­ edy la called Hex all Orderlies. Uezall Orderlies have a soothing, healing, strengthening, tonic and regu­ lative action upon the bowels. They remove all Irritation, dryness, soreness and w eakness They restore the bow ela*and associate organa to more vlg— m and henithy-neqvlty- JZMX JU t eaten like candy, may be taken a t any time without Inconvenience, do not cause any griping, nausea, diarrhoea, jexcsMdva^looseness, flatulence or other disagreeable effect“ PrESTÂC;^mud 10c B oldnolyat our store—The Bexall St ore. -Will find manv new articles on display-olL Spring’s most Sea­ sonable Merchandise at prices not matched. DON'T FAIL T O S E E T H E M A N Y BA R G A IN S FOR MONDAY, MARCH 27th 81x90 Sheets,79c 71C Nonday Special A special full-size 81x90-inch Sheets, Seamless, an3' free from dressing and worth abo^t 90c. Sec these Monday As a leader for M o n d a y o n l y Twcnty-onc pieces of lawn in neat Polka Dot, Ring and Floral Pat­ 60c Sheets 49c terns will be on sale Monday only This ifrnspwiHMwiBi^iHl worth 60c, but os” leader, B ee these Sheets at only. ............................. 4f)c PIHowTCases - | Pillow Cases 42x3G-inch Pillow Cases in a special linen finish and worth each 15c. Special price only............ . I2 ‘i c As a special for Monday only we will sell u 42x36inch Pillow Case at e a ch .............. .V*.r..........r " .~ .9 c 10yds for 39c Wash Goods Specials Nonday Only Wc will place on sale a lot of 't - Lacc Curtains, three yards long; as a special e a c h ................................... muk- 29 Cents”- 15c ti&wns and Dimities 12jc ~. Don’t miss seeing this beautiful selection of Lawns in neat Floral and Figured Patterns, worth I5e yard. Our p r ic e .................................. 25c Flaxon Checks 19c This is a special value in a line white Flaxon and wortli 25c yard. S p e c ia l.... 30c Linen 24c A splendid seller for 30c n yard in a natural color Linen.. See this lot Monday a yard............ .................... ................ 39c Anconia Silks 31c For Monday only we will place on sale the latest Anconia Silks, worth 39c yard; Monday only O l as a special, y a rd ..............................^ 71-Inch Bleached Table Damask In an ci11-Linen special Satin ilnisli, -I Q worth $1.40 a yortlrUnruiir price uniyr— y ’i W i w M O N D A Y ’S N O T IO N S P E C IA L S Dutch Collars * J u s t received, a la rge.assortment ofD utc h. Col 1ar% well made and worth twice the money. See m tills special only....................... ........................ I w W " Hand Bags Special line of new Hand Bags. See these special prices a t ........ .............. 59 c and 89c, up to $ 3 .9 8 Dress Shields •rrr Just received, a large line of new Dress Shields Silk, also Nainsook covered. P rices..15c, 21c, 37c Ladies’ Lisle Hose 23c Special line of Gauze Lisle Hose in Black;* all sizes. See these Monday at, p a ir....-__ r 15q Suspenders 10c While this lot of Suspenders last we will -| sell these 15c values a t only . ___ ................... I Hat Pins See these new Hat Pins in latest styles; special «4>t— ■■ ... .......So. 10c and 23o FURNITURE MEN’S FURNISHINGS * *' *■ ' > Our Large Stock of Furniture has just arrived consisting of Beds, Dressers, Washstands, Chiffoniers, Wardrobes, Sideboards, Hall Racks and a full assdrtment of Rocking Chairs, also straight Chairs. See this handsome.- line of new Furniture. Special values in Combination, Cotton and Felt.Mattresses for Monday * and 1.69 5 PAIR MEN’S GEORGIA KNIT SOCKS 25C SHOES! BO YS’ SUITS Just arrived a full line of Boys’ Buster Brown Suits in Chev­ iots^ Madras and Ga­ latea. These are great values at 98cy 1-48 $1.25 Crash Shirts 97c Ju st received, the latest in Crash Shirts for men, lirphrin white without collars. See these Q T T tf* Monday at, each .......................... . . . - : ----& " ^ 35c Sox 25c See our large, selection of Imported Sox in solid colors, also fancy patterns worth 35 c a pair O E a Our price o n ly ........: ............. ................... 50c M en’s Underwear 39c * By'making large contracts we are uhle to sell a line of Elastic Seam Drawers, also Otis Drawers O Q f * & Undershirts, regular 50c sellers. Ourpriee Hats!. Hats! See our large line of Straw Hats in the latest shapes, for men. Special values $3.00 Hats $ 2 .7 9 and $1.75 values only $1.39 . .i , • * ' "" i- ~ See our large spring line of Snow’s Shoes and Oxfords for men, “Union Made." Ail our special line of $4.00 Oxfords in patent leather gun metal, vici kid and tan. Our Q y | Q special price, p air......................... 1.50 Misses Shoes 1.32 All patent leather pumps, sizes 1 1 % to 2 regular sellers at $1.30a pair. Don’t 1 9 0 fail to see these Monday at, a p a ir ... 1 * 0 « BAMBOO Porch Shades. See our line of Bam­ boo Porch Shades, just received, 8 feet long and good value for $2. Our special price only . $1.48 D. A. C A LD W ELL & SONS Cash Department Store — T w o S to rM — 124-12.3 East First Street SANFORD FLORIDA �M«rch 24,1911 TH f Sftivi % P l o w i n g wells are • The most beautiful • most highly Improved 3 and rlohest of all un2 oleared land in the • £elery Delta_______ • guaranteed. Drainage • sure. Numerous Bou­ levards,graded and ditched, traverse this property Take Street Cars for Loto In PALM VILLA J sold on easy terms # PALM TEN 0 F a r m s In P A L M #' H A M M O C K sold on • easy terms HAMMOCK ROUND TRIPS DAILY O nly three and one-half m i l e « from Sanford, on hard s u r f a c e d road . . . . Prioea will soon ad vinca materially Buy a town lot in fA L M V IL L A The Sanford and Everglades K. R. will run freight trail:!« and street cars direct through Palm Hammock with side tracks every half mile for A ^ ? ™ B g g l-1'M-lÌJlkU B95BBBBBlaaíB!E!iü¡ jo b b BâBglaaàB caaaSgsss losg s a s e 'B B a a fs B B B B g is ifie ia iB p î BBBB BBBBltaiâalflBflg :6 5 g â à B B 8 i ( B iB B ia g g i B^BfelBiBBBBiaBBî; ) wm—mà : • 9 tg £ A ^ 9 s« e j e s s m i n e a - H tU U W A T I park 10 acres o f stately Palma, Majestic Oaks and fragrant Yellow Jessamine an exquisite spot of untrammelsd Palm Hammock is being settled by a very high class of p e o p l e , A home here insures you good «tigli, hors . . . , Jum'MiN* Frequent a t r e e l cay servies briny» churches, theatres and shopa to your \r~ v~ r p. & Young Mon of Sanford buy a PALM HAM M OCK Farm or you will live to regret It. Buy to-day. Come and see me. “T j r ■ [*• „ i rv* ' 1 1 4 KUr-,' il; t ( 1 First National Bank Building Thor« Is no b e t t e r . " ■ , safer investment than • 8 Im proved transporta- J tlon Is the forerunner g �March 24,1911 COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget of Interesting Items From Correspondents THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY rm clent StrfTf o r R eporter» Weekly Cover» th e T erritory Tor The Herald Mr. and Mrs. Reber llomrlghous ipent Thursday with Mr. mul Mrs. Ellsworth on Beardall avenue. The school here has been closed and tho pupils all go to town to the graded scliool. A meeting was callcJ for the evening of tho 22nd, to elect • trustees for the church society here and Friday cveiiliitT of this.we-rk 4s called to—organize a vocal class. Both meetings to be held lh the church school house building. The young people here have formed themselves Into u club, called the Camer­ on City Music and Dancing Club. Dean Sum m er or W inter Myres is the dancing teacher ond several local young men furnish music. The Brat we can supply your wnnts in the two meetings have been /Icld at the Ran­ Automobile line. If you want to dall home. rent GENEVA JOTTINGS . Special CorrtitMoUenoe to The llerstd. Mrs. G. R. Nicholson and young grand■on, Bunny Tlllis, left Tuesday for San­ ford. Mrs. Samuel McBride from Lake Mary A Motor For Any Purpose CAMERON CITY ETCHINGS visited her i^ter, Mrs. Aubrey Moran last Saturday and Sunday. To the Editor of Ttir'Hrrild: we are at your service with the Several carloads of celery and one of very best care. We never sleep. Mr. and Mrs. Keiley Rnulereon from Titusville visited relatives In Geneva last cabbage have been shipped from our If you are in trouble call us any week, coming over in their -handsome Place recently, making busy tiincsjor the hour of the night or day. farmers. — * •—' , '* Mr. Nichols and Mr. Keeler have been Sanford Machine & Garage Company Mra. Fultz and Mrs. Roberson spent a portion of Inst week In Orlando, going frequent visitors lately. PH O N E 331 thence to Sanford for a few days. Dr. Lewis spent last Sunday afternoon Mrs. Moran and Mra. Etheredge. spent a t Caincion City. Mr. Itnrris of Celery Inst Tuesday in Sanford, also Mr. and avenue was also a Sunday caller. Mrs. Hinia « «nM rw M iiifciyBN ,.v Rev. G. B. Wnldroh Miss Parmer, n trained nurse from Or­ tional church exchanged pulpits with our' lando is In Geneva nursing J. W. Holder, pastor, Dr, Swartz Inst Sunday and gave who Is still quite ill with pneumonln, tho us a most excellent sennon. his symptoms are more favorable now. J. L. Johnson and wife of Wichita'will Mr. and Mrs. Van dc Car front Rochester arrive today for a visit with their old niter an absence of several yenrs, are friends the Minnicks. again In Geneva for several weeks, they Hurry Ward and family were in town arc at home at the residence of II. H. Tuesday forenoon calling and looking af­ Pntt (shall. . ' . ter some business interests. We are glad to know that Mra. M. A. T l» Farmers' Club met—Tuesday even-F ofty?n ls_again able to.bo up after an Ing. and after a moat interesting discus«ten regarding: ™«gwaitAir nmnng rhn Illness of ten days. OR, Th a t’s Delicious! ' J. H. Huddleston and son John, visited fanners, the marketing of the products, freight rates, etc., a short musical program Sanford last Monday, Doesn't take one long to' find out tiiat was rendered mid greatly enjoyed, ub our Ice Cream is not the common kind. W. L Sleg mm1«* a business trip to Orwas the socinl time which followed. We endeavor to excell. Not enough that Inndo last Thursday. .Mr. Connelly, his wife and her mother ours should be good, It mpst lie the host.. Mr. Bazzel and wife arc at hottrc at were among Monday's visitors. Every effort is directed toward talking It Mr. Purdnms’ residence; Mr. Kidd* and * '* rfcct. ~1“ ------— We ore sorry to know that Mra. J. W. family are with Mra. Bill Taylor. Messrs. A box of our candy Is Indeed n luxury Fowell is not nt all well, hut we trust Bazzel and Kidd arc having the work on no matter what your taste may lie that she will soon be feeling much better. our new railroad finished ns fast ns possi­ Tempting sweets nt tempting prices. J. C. Rich, who has been having quite ble, the bridge across tho St. Johns’ will a serious tune with rheumatism, is some be begnn shortly. Olln Howard is now n resident of better but still q'dte crippled with it. The St. Patrick's social at tho church Oviedo, where he and his brother, W. H. s S a n fo rd F lo rid a Howard, have purchased _ n turpentine was on enjoyable ulTnir. The children still. Mr. Purdam is now with W. H. gave a little program of songs anti recita­ tions and Mrs. Minnick read a brief his­ Howard In Geneva. * Mra. I. T. Peters Is on a visit to her tory uf St. Patrick's life and. work in Ire­ daughters, Mrs. 0. R. Nicholson and Miss land. after which the box social was en­ joyed and a jolly hour spent in telling Irene Peters at Daytona Beach. Irish stories and Jokes. Herman Daniel returned to Southerland Inst week after spending two weeks at City Council M etis liuntc regaining Ills health and strength. Council met In regular session Monday, The many friends of Miss Marie Daniel Mnr. 2Uth. nt 7:.K) p. m. Present—D. L. will be glad to know that she is Improv­ Thrasher, president; W. 1). Hidden. II A. ing after n severe case of measles at Howard. S. Kunge, II. Ward, Absent— Southerland. J. D. Davison. H. R. Stevens. Geneva Is surely corning to the front. Minutes uf last meeting read anil ap­ J. T. McLain is getting in rendlness n proved. A committee of Indies from tho west first class saw-mill soon be able to supply any and nil orders withup todnte lumber. side appeared and asked tiiat. the city The mill will be run by E. 0. Little, who give them further help in improving the The Thoughtful Woman understands his business. Mr. McLain west side park by putting in n light und • has also purchased a , well 1>oring outfit sewer. Referred to street committee. knows the value of tradiug where and will be prepared to put down ns good They further asked that Klin and Laurel she is sure of getting reliable goods wells hs any body. This will be under avenues be opened und coni rhute lie tom whether she wants a coke of soap the management of Carrol Culpepper who down. ' or a side of beef. We have the best A petition from the Sanford Library of every tiling in tlie way of gro­ will give satisfaction to nil. On last Saturdny Mra. Khebindcr cele­ Association, largely signed, was present­ ceries, meats, tobucco, toilet articles brated the completion of her seventh ed. asking that the city pay them rent on feed anti grain. Our prices are as year as. teacher of the Hud a school, with their lot occupied by the fire engine. low as our quality fs high. a picnic on Lake Blanche, at which the Moved and seconded that the paving tax Speciul for Saturday only patrons and friends of this school and its on this lot be remitted. Carried. The following resolution was passed: best Creamery Butter 30c efficient teacher spent quite a pleasant Resolved, That the mayor he instructed to day. In the afternoon certificates of IKJund. None charged at honor were given to those who merited notify the A. C. L. Ry. Ca that it must this price. . . . them and diplomas were presented to forthwith erect and mulntuln gates to Misses Lola Gresham and Lois Coffee by protect traffic over its crossings on First. J. P. Taylor, supervisor. There was din­ Second and Third streets and French av­ ner in abundance which was enjoyed by enue,.and the : company must hoard all SANFORD FLORIDA old and young. Jn the afternoon the pu­ crossings enumerated above. A letter 'rora the Wednesday Club was pils gave their audience an Interesting program of recitations, tableaux and read, asking that the mayor appoint a day charades which proved the training and in April for city Im prov emeut. Moved care which Mrs. Rhebinder always gives and seconded that Thursday, the Otb day to her scliool and which lias made her of April, be designated as such day, Car­ so valuable as a teacher. Later the ried. / Moved and seconded that council ad* freezers were brought out and quantities Journ. Carried. of the very bast cream was served to all. M. W. Lovell, Clerk. Surely this was one of the most pleasant _ l_____ __ days uf our.stay in dear Ultla-Geneva. Death of CHIiST The sympathy of the community goes MOORE’S STATION out to Mr. and Mrs. Dorner In the loss of To the editor of The llrrshl: their fond babe who died at their home Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hart of ¡Beck Ham on Celery Avenue Monday night, March mock entrrtalned a party of young folks 21. On Tuesday afternoon the remains on Monday evening of last week for Mra were interred at the city cemetery. Rev. H e’s Alw ays Awake Hart's brother, Robert PowelL The even­ J. F. McKinnon conducting the service. ing was spent in playing Flinch and other One child only remains, a bright little looking for opportunities td buy real games. Delicious fnlit punch and cake girl of four years, to cheer und brighten estate at a price leas titan it's uctual were served. All enjoyed the occasion value. The best way their home. and gave Mr. and Mr*- Hart cordial To Mnd Real E state B arialn s thanks for a most delightful evening. Dissolution Notice Mr. and Mrs. Britt, from the northern By mutual consent the Arm of Holmes is to keep in close touch with our pert of the state are new residents on &. Hunt has tills day been dissolved, J. E. office. We are every day listing -M iflei m m » ------------------------------------ n e a t isUriag— Any one tiw ylng them- property tiiat may interest you It Last week was the banner week for selves indebted to the Arm of Holmes i- is no IfOlffilcto^howth c-goodo.— Hunt will pay same to W. E. Holmes. celery shipping from about here. Mercel Davis of Sanford was Fred Gil­ March 20,1911. ~ ......................., W. E. Holmes, bert's guest last Friday night and attend­ 32-41 > J . E. H unt ed the box social at Conaenm. r THE M. & R. STORE R. G. STOCKTON N. H. GARNER Sanford, Florida Potato Barrels We shell start up our barrel-factory. witliin * a few days. Orders for potato should be booked at once. barrels All who have s to r u g e ruuiu stiuu tti gut uurruis in u u vu u u t of digging season. We will have, in addition to our two shops in the center of. town, # * , ■ ■ A Shop at Beck Hammock Deliveries will be made from most convenient for purchasers. ;* ’ ' • fir Henry H. Deane Oak Avenue tfhd Firstr Street 255 PHONE W. W. ABERNATHY M. K. JO N E S hobt. McLa u g h l in jones - McL a u g h l i n FU R N IT U R E C O M PA N Y J LEADERS • -> IN FU RN ITU RE, STOVES 7 ‘ — AND— . HOUSEHOLD JUST * GOODS A R R IV »E D • * _ , , Refrigerators, Icc Boxes, Porch Rockers, Etc., C A L L AN D 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 I: Matting and Rugs FLORIDA SANFORD The Crippen Music; Store High-grade Pianos. Organs, and Graphophones. Low Prices Easv Payments. Pico Block EAST I NORTH Atlantic Coast Line W EST SOUTH ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING CARS For Information, Rates and Reservations Bee near­ est Atlontic Coast Line Agent or write A .W .F R IT O T , _D .E L Agent__ _ it Bn St. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA �I March 24, lf)l| THE SANrORD HERALD PaMiahed Every Friday Momias at Ssnford.Fl«. ,J----- S. J, Heu.r, Edhsr and PreerMer •uhserlstlon Prise, S2.00 a Veer In Advance Xataiad as seoead-clsss mall matter An i tut 22nd, ISOS, at tka Fnatofflee at Sanford. Florida. Olite» In Herald Bulldlni The Dally Herald at Ft. Lauderdale printed upon wrapping paper is the latest wrinkle In Florida Journalism. . ~ r~ Tla said that Ft. Myers Press Is now a dally, but The Herald has not received a copy and cannot prove the assertion. The Sanford Herald continues to lead as the beat weekly newspaper In the «tale and the citizens are Justly proud of 1l—Fort Myers News. conjecture have been rife ns to the plan of creating new circuits.’ • The following is a proposed plan for the rcdistrictlng: ■■ 1st Dial. Escambia, Santa Rosa, Wal­ ton, Holmes and Washington. 2nd Dist. Jackson, Calhoun, Franklin. Liberty and Gadsden. 3rd Dist. Leon, Wakulla, Jefferson. Madlsonr and Taylor. 4th Dist. Lafayott, Hamilton, Suwanee, Columbia and Baker. ” — 6tit Dist. Nassau and DuvaLCth Dist. St. John, Clay. Putnam, Brad­ ford and Alachua. 7lh Diet. Marion, Citrus, Hernando, Levy and Sumter. 8th Diet. Voiuslg, Brevard, Orange, Lake and 6 sceola. Oth Dist. Hillsboro and Manatee. 10th Dist. Pasco, Polk. DeSoto and Lee. -a llth Dist. St. nude, Palm Beach, Dade and Munroe. ’ L A D IE S ’ L IN E N S K IR T S Ladles’, Misses and Childrens’ R e a d y-Trim m e d Hats Mens' Athletic Underwear, Knee Draw ers, Sleeveless 5 M ens’ Straw Hats 10c to $ 7 .5 0 Mosquito Canopies— Steel and Wood Frame W INDOW SC R E E N CLO TH NO METAL CAN TOUCH YOU , G ARTER S— Men’s - Boston - Brighton - Paris WHIM-OF-JUI ABUSI. [y* 1 ■ il- N. ■ . ■ fe - * p k [; ! k FT ) a ; K l .1. ■ h " -- 1 1 1* ft : Indications now pÖlrif toam os! prosper our summer In Sanford. There will be T um sr and His Orsat Picture, "The about twenty new homes erected and Building of Carthago.” When Turner exhibited his great ple­ many other improvements made. tora, “The Building of Carthage," bo was disappointed because It'b a d not .• Editor Frank Kellow of the F t Myers been sold a t once a t tba p riv a te view t ■News has disposed of his interest In that and angry with tba press for criticità paper to his partner. J. M. Williams, and log It severely, Sir Robart Peel called the business will hereafter be oondocted upon him. by that gentleman. The state press hopes “Mr. Turner,” said be, **1 admire your 'Carthage' so much th a t I want to beer of Bro, Kellow again. to bny IL I am told you w ant BOO for It" •_____________ ~~ 'i The Gainesville Elevator cams out last gulnetk ' “Yea,'' said Turner; I t was BOO guin­ «reek In an enlarged form, being a 0 col­ eas, but today It's 000.” umn quarto. It contained plenty of good “Well," «aid Blr Robert, "I did not reading matter and Bro. Bhllock Is to be come prepared to g ite 000, and I most ' f congratulated upon his prosperous ap­ think It over. At ths same time It pearance. The GalneaVlUe papers are seems to tna th a t the change la an ex­ traordinary piece of business on your of that city's growth. Aeroplàne vs. Automobile On Famous Daytona Beach " D e -o s-y e o -p le a se ," Said- Turner. “Do as yon please." ‘After a few days Blr Robert called again upon tba great painter, "Mr, T urner/' be began, “although I thought it a very extraordinary thing for you to raise your prjee, I abalt be proud to buy th at picture, and I am prepared to giro you tho 000 guineas." ,, “AhP said T urnlr. " It was COOgiilneas, but today lt'a 700." Blr Robert* grow angry, and Turner tlon to Parcels Post by the Florida Retail laughed. "I was only In fan," ho «aid. Dealers Association. Theso peCpfiT'seem to like the Express service all right, but If there ever wes a cancer eating at the body of this nation It is the Express com­ panies. Here in Jacksonville only money and Jewelry Is now to be had from them at their down-town office. You liave to go to the depot for every tiling else.—FloriChanglng a Nama. * Tba brother of U no. do Pompadour had at first been created Marquis ds Vandleres, a somewhat unfortunate TIME TO CLEAN UP ..... Neediest to call the attention of our title for a man of such new nobility, A V IA T O R J . A . D . M cC U R D Y IN citizens to the fact that a general clean­ .for.ba soon discovered to bis profound ing up Is in order. There are residences, annoyance that his enemies would per­ stores and quarters on Sunford Avenue sist In callin g ^h im th e ' {darquli that should be thoroughly renovated and d’A raut filer (tho Marquis of the Day Before Yesterday). * disinfected before nn epidenic overtakes Mtuo de Pompadour, naturally sen­ ua. Too long has these placet been over­ sitiv i In such matters, brought the af­ looked and more attentions should be fair before the king and. as a title given to a sanitary drill and closer in­ moro or lees was a small m atter to T he B iggest A eroplane E ven t E v er -Held in tlie Sinlc spection by our board of health. We have grant tho lady who grfcaped so much, a difficult task Imposed by the flotsam after due forms her brother became >w ill bo the Exhibition«) at and Jetsam of a negro population - but a the Marquis de Marlgny.—From "Mme. strict observance -of sanitary laws will Ga (Irlii." .work wonders. Better nn observance now - To lsto y H ated Doctora. than more drastic measures later on. . “The late Count Tolstoy loathbd phy­ sicians," said a t a dinner In Washing ■ The Madison Enterprise Recorder gives ton a Russian diplomat. the following sensible advice: “This Is “You remember bow Tolstoy ridi­ A to ta l o f five flights will be m ad e in th re e days, th e flights to include a rnc«* o n flu* h not Intended as an advertisement In the culed physicians In 'W ar and PcnceF least, but iu purpose is to call to Uie Well, I beard blm ridicule three of w ith tho fnNtoHt a u to m o b ile th a t can b e s e c u re d a n d a flight a t h ig h a ltitu d e o v e r the Halifax minds of the people one of the necessities them to 'tb rlr fbOM over n vegetarian r iv e r a n d .the c ity o f D aytona, a n d S e a b re e z e a n d D ay to n a B each. dinner a t Yasnaya Polyana. of Ufa. A few weeks ago a' magnificent ” 'Physicians/ be said bitterly, look­ home war burned in Mlcnnopy, tho loti ing up from a plate of lentils; 'way be T h e se flights a re to b e given u n d e r th e au sp ice s o f th e H o tel M e n 's A s s o c ia tio n a n d I lie Diiy* amounting to $10,000. There was no in­ divided into two classes—the radicals, to n a B o a rd o f T ra d e a n d special a rra n g e m e n ts h av e b e e n m a d e to a c c o m m o d a te flic crow ds. surance. Shortly after this in the same who kill you, and the conservatives, town another line dwelling went up in who let you dla/ '• smoke, and again there wps no insurance. E V E N T S Each one was a. total Joss. We do not Manta! Arithmetic», T i your youug m an glttlh* a aal'ry. kuow when calamities such as these will A Splendid Ghanoe to co Daytona------The Prettiest Winter Resort in the World overtake us; perhaps never, perha;« to. Metía F* night. To be absolutely sure, one should hove everything of value insured. Then tol' William be's gwlne to double I t ” “ Dnt’s fine! How much Is he glttln' terests well at Tallahassee, where she the fruits of many years of toll and hard­ dowT ship wiU not be wasted In a single night." «I du hno what he's glttln’ now, bnt t will soon go to be with Mr. Lake during speck It's somefln* Ilka half what be's the legislative session which opens the gw Inat e r git."—Cleveland Pialli Dealer first of ApriL ____ HEEDA GOOD DRAWBRIOOE The greatest need of Orange county It is largely through the Legislative and of this section in particular is two Bonus Offer Committee that the Individual clubs ore drawbridge*, one at the Sanford Osteen As a special offer to the contestants In ferry crossing and one at the Geneva The Herald's Popularity Contest a special kept It touch with the matters of larger We liaye Hot Bread and Rolls for Supper ferry. The latter crossing should have a rata on all ten year subscriptions will interest which mean Just as much to those who stay at home, as to those who drawbridge at once, as the amount of be made until the close of the con­ Cake Fresh Every Day travel on this road to and from Sanford test. Regular rate $20, reduced to ten do the voting for these measures, and it will beof Interest to know that a Juvenile la loaeaslng every day and it is to our years $16, with $50,000 votes. Court Bill will probably be introduced Interest to establish a better means of Name your favorite contestant for the early in the session. In order that litis, A ll White Help and Everything Clean communication between Sanford and our Popularity Plano Contest and nail to the and tlie kindred subject 6 f a revision of stater cities of Oviedo and Geneva. The Contest Editor, Mrs. M. F, Keyes, Sanford the Child Labor Law may bd clearly ferry idea is obsolete and has never been Herald. _ _ ________________ I»resented to tlie club-women of San­ satisfactory. A good drawbridge could bo The s ta te Federation w o rk ford. - Mr. Marcus C. Fagg has consented plaoed across the river a t the neck of Sanford Is unusually well represented to talk upon them at an early date. Lake Jessup that would sol ve tills ques­ this year in the work of tba State Feder­ Mr. Fagg, how the very efficient State tion for all time, and ouF citizens should ation, Miss Chur lotto Keelor having been Superintendent of the Children Home take up this m atter with' the oounty com­ elected Recording Secretary at the meet- Society, Is a trained social worker of the missioners a t once. ' log in Ocala, and Mrs. Henry Wight was finest typo, and his servtoi as Chief recently appointed chairman of ih» -La#- Proba tion Ofltoea-of the Ju venile Court of ---------- THöÄ_ kEW eutcvifft------------ Islative Committee by the Slate Presi­ Pittsburg Pennsylvania equips him to The amendment to the Constitution al­ dent, Mrs. Frederick of Mlomji^ Mrs. speak convincingly of the needs of the C. A. DOBBINS, M a n a g e r lowing mora Judicial Circuits was passed Forrest Lake Is an important member of Uttle delinquents, and the duty society at tba lost election since which time this committee, and will represent its In- owes them. We are glad to note that Editor Gray of the Havana News isogain printing his own paper. The plant of the News was burned out same time ago and Bro. Gray has organized a stock company and will continue to give the people of Gadsden County a good weekly paper. Daring Exhibitions in the Air DAYTONA, MARCH 28,29,30 NO CH AR E TO S E E T H E WE WANT TO SELL YOU YOUR B R E A D and C A K A Trial will Convince You of the Quality BAKERY �\larch 24,1911. IN Aitò AB(ft)T THE CITY ^ Irs . W. W. Abernathy entained the . Mrs. Bruton wants to see you next Homd Mission Society of the Methodist Tuesday and Wednesday. Church at her liospitable home Tuesday Crushed and pulverized Limestone, car afternoon, a large number of the incip­ ond lots. R. H. Whltncr. 2tf Little Happenings— -Mention of hers being ient. After th e . business Seed Potato Cutters and Planters at Matters In Brief. session was a very pleasing musical Fernald's. Call and let us show you. 22tf program wt rgivcn. Miss Jessie Stumon, For stylish millinery scy Mrs. Overman accampa nit re. A. Arthur Yowejl PERSONAL ITEM S O f INTEREST ployed two pil^yjkirnct solos; and Mrs. over Yowell’s store., 18 Pounds of best granulated sugar for -Meetinger—gave—a - beautiful-vocal $1.00 at N. 0. Garner's. 24-lf selection. A social half hour followed Summary of the Floating Small Talk during which dainty refreshments were Handsome china cabinets just In. San­ Succinctly Arranged for llur ' 22-tf served. Mrs. Abern/hhy was assisted by ford Furniture Co. rled Herald Readers. Fresh peanut butter In bulk, 20 cents n Miss Jessie Stumon and Miss Carrie pound nt N. 0. Garner's. > 24-tf Joe DcMont bas the blues. His red car Abernathy. Keep your eye on wlint's going on at Is laid up for repairs. Miss Marion McCullough, of Atlanta, our store. We ask you to carefully com Commercial Club smoker next Monday who has been employed Us trimmer by pare our prices with anyone's quotations. night at Cagles' Hall. Mrs. S. M. Overman this season, arrived Look them ap ond we will get your busi­ James A. Maris of Kansas was recently in the city Saturdny. Miss McCullough, ness. Sanford Furniture Co. 22 -tf a guest at the Maris home. is an artistic milliner, and give the ladies Don’t forget you can get your ddppcd Something doing at Commercial Club of Sanford anything they desire in stylish beef and ham cut on an American slicing head-gear. smoker next Monday night. machine a t W. W. Long's market. 20-tf Best grade Buttcrene at Long's grocery. Bo at the Commercial Club smoker-next Card of Thanks Try it while butter is high. 20-tf Monday night at Eagles' Hall. To the Editor of The llernJd: They hatch, no mistake. Those S, C. Mrs. C. R. Ruysor is visiting her parents, Through die medium of your paper I White Leghorn eggs of Herring**. "5 ceTiltf fr t.-. ---------• Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lltldon of Ocalay wish to express the sincere thanks of Mrs. a one. .Cor. Maple A Firstst. 31-4tc Mrs. R. J. Holly and children have re­ Schwartz and inyself to die strangers Eat Dobbins' bread. It's the best turned from a two weeks' trip to Tampa. whoso names We failed to learn, and to Sanford Bakery, next po«office. 31-tf Mrs. T. Allen Jones and little daughter our friends who kindly and timely render­ Please send combings to me, and I left Saturday for u lengthy visit In Jack­ ed their assistance in the fright of our will m ake you sw itches or puffs very horse Inst Tuesday afternoon, preventing sonville. „ rerso n ab le In price. Anna Bell Topp, / 29-tf Come to the Commercial Club smoker what might have been a very serious Celery city, Fla. Very Respectfully, next Monday night and forget your accident. -. Best grade preserves and pickles Just S. M. ScnwAKiz. troubles. in. call and try them.“ W. W, Long. 2C-tf Hon. B. M. Robinson, the efficient Coun­ Bring yuur old tires to Sanford Machino , Broun-MItchcll ty Clerk was a visitor to the city on A Garage Co. for vulcanizing. ^B-lf Miss /lima Brown of this city and Mr. Tuesday. A dollar nr two n week furnishes you W. F. Mitchell of Yniesville Go., were Judge Wm. Martin of Orlando wus married last Wednesday mid left Wed­ home. Come in and see tiow we remove among the prominent visitors to the city nesday night for Atlanta tindfrom thence nil obstacles for those who have little to 22-tf on Tuesday. will go their new home In Yntesviile. start on. Sanford Furniture Co. T Miss Florence Glock of Miami was one Miss Brown Is die daughter of Mr. and One and two horse wagons with celery of the attractive visitors to the city dur» Mrs. E. L. Brown on Celery Avenue and flared side bodies at Underwood's. 17-tf is a most estimable young lady, . having ing the Woodmen's convention. Mrs. A. E. Housholder. now of Plant many friends whu will wish die happy SANFORD F L O R ID A City, is the guest of her son and daugh­ young.couple much hnppiiiess in thelf new home. ter, Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Housholder. Every citizen of Sanford should join Trrol For Sanford People AU Local Advertl»«mrotc Under This the Commercial Club and be at the good Francis Lulmdie'the yrell known inter­ Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue T H E fellowship smoker next Monday uight. polator and delineator of human character For Salo—Forty acres celery land, one Mrs. Robert W. Lawton of Oveido spent will appear at die Imperinl Theatre next Stop mile from Cameron City, quarter mile from several days in Sanford this week, the Monday night March, 27th. The proceeds loading station on railroad. As a whole will go to die Sanford Improvement As­ or in (ructs to suit. Ten acres fenced, guest of Mr. George hox and his family. Paying Mr. A. H. Wood slopped off Thursday sociation and die Sanford Hospital As­ five cleared and In crtqie. Fine flowing well. Price o n . application. Address, Rent! in Sanford for the day with tiie family of sociation. Mr. LabadieY repertoire in­ Owner. P. 0. Box 1384, Sanford, Fla. 32-1 cludes Hamlet. King Lear, Merchant of W. W. Long, on ¿ils way to Tampa from Barred Rocks, Heavy Laying Strain. M A K E S IT* E A S Y Venice. Damon* and Pythias, etc. His Trap Nested. Record 70 per cent from Jacksonville. selections cover a wide range from .die Oct. 1st to Mar. 1st. nearly 8 eggs per Marcus C. Fugg. State Supt„ of (he Ow n delicate and airy humorous sketches to day from n pen of 8 hens when eggs were Children's Home Society, during ids stay selling for 50c |>cr dozen. We can spare the drumntic scenes from Shakespeare. GEO. II. FERNALO A. P. CONNELLY in Sanford will he the guest of Mr. and few Betting* from this pen at $1.50 a Y o u r President Scc'y & Trcas. setting. Box 1245, Sanford, Fla. 32-1 t-p Mrs. Henry Wight. At kite VVcIuku Club Furnished rooms fof rent. No. 301 Fifth Home Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Bntos of Chester, A sewing party was given ut the Street. 32-ll-p Conn., olid Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Hudson of Welnku club Tuesday afternoon and a For Sale/ a bargain, a good upright Orlando formed u-party sightseeing in the very pleasant one it provedto.be, ns with Piano in perfect condition. Address Box Let Us Tell You About It city on Wednesday. 1127, City.. busy fingers and liyely conversation the Lost—A watch, plain gold-filled, open Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Junkin of Sterling, uflernoon wus passed. Mrs. W. D. Holden, face case Dcuber-Hnmpden works, screw Kansas spent scverul days of this week Mrs. Lyman Phelpbs ami Miss Annie ease, has picture of group on inside, has in the city. Mr. Junkin is publisher of Hawkins were the committee appointed leiither fob with Swastika an end. Re­ the Sterling Bulletin. to ussint the hostess: Mrs, H. S. Kcclor in turn to Herald office und get reward, d. h. For Snlc—Lot 1(1 in Sanford 1 Heights Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gillie of Wakefield. entertaining. An Informal musical will he given next on Park Avenue. Price $505. Sec Harry — (fi rst Street, ons block from Depot opposite Ppsioffloe) —* Rhode Island, s|>eut several days of this Ward. City. 32-3t-c week In the city. Mr. Gillie is editor of Tuesday after noon and it is anticipated Champion Potato Machinery. Proved widi much pleasure, as die club boast of to he very successful. In Sanford ready H. E . W IS E , Proprietor (lie Nurragunsett Times. Harry Ward at Doc Coptic's daughter, Mrs. Hoilinger much musical talent. The following for delivery Formerly Munuger of Central Cafe office.of Vegetable Growers’ Associn% and friend, *Mrs., Colgrovo. returned to committee will insures u pleasing pro- 4ioil. ir_,^ i 32-3t-c gram. Mrs. R. IHomriglious, Mrs. A. W. their home in Cunastnda. N. Y., after u Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Spoolalty, .;; ijost—Monogrian gold college pin. Let­ Brown und Mias Charlottec Keclor. five week's visit with the genial doctor. ters "G. F. 0," Finder please return to Mrs. A. P. Connelly. * . Mrs. Henretta E. Hester, iiccoiupuiucd Cream puffs, lady fingers and pound A P L A C E FOR LADIES AND G E N TL E M E N For Rent—House of 9 rooms, furnished by her' sister Mrs. Hall 0. _I’ellett, arc or unfurnished. Ail modern conveni­ cuke every Suturduy. Sanford Bakery. 1 ** *• spending a few days in Palm Beach witii ence*. Well located on Myrtle avenue 31-tf S h o r t O rd e ra At All H o u ra E v e ry th in g F lr a t C laaa CupL Pcllett, Mrs. Pellett's husband be­ Box 1038, Sanford, Fla. 32-tfc. * * w * * Give Mrs. Overman your order for yuur fore going on to Key West and Cuba, For Rent—four furnished rooms, with Easter Hut." Over Yowell's. hath, for light housekeeping. Apply C. A. Mrs. M. Hi Henley of Atlanta was the Prompt, Clean Service Meat Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates j ; 31-tf Gus engine repairs. Sanford Machine Dobbins, Sanford Bakery. guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Garner lust For Sale—One Richmond piano can be 48-tf Monday while enroute from Tampa, & Garage Co. bought at a bargain Owner going north. Twenty-five loaves'gf.die best bread in Address I'. 0. Box 1337, Sanford, Ha. where she lias been spending several svseee s e s . * 31-2p weeks. Mrs. Garner accompanied Mrs. town for tft.Ol). Son ford Bakery. 3l-tf For Rent—Nine room house on Mag­ All dig latest style* in iudics' head Henley to Atlanta Tuesday and will re­ gear at the Bruton parlor Tuesday und nolia avenue. Address Box 893, Sanford, main for awhile. Fin. 31 -If Misses Anna and Mary Willeta of New Wednesday, M A N IP U L A T IO N For Rent—Two furnished rooms for Watch N. 0. Garner's window displays light housekeeping. Address Box 893, York who have been spending the earlier 31-tf Today, in the United States, more than one hundred leather part of the winter further .south, stopficd each week for new and big bargains in Sanford. Fla. Lost—Bunch of keys, two rings, name 24-tf ' over in Sanford last week and visiteh groceries.tanneries are closed down. WHY? In order to reduce the Autucs and carriage painting 'a l Un: or Boggles. Return to Herald office. 3l-2p Prof, and Mrs. Maris at Onoro Lake. For Sale—Family horse, buggy and har­ 31 1 f derwood's. Tirst class work. They expressed themselves as much ness or either, N. H. Garner. 31-tf available leuthCY now on the market and thereby force the inatiupleased with this vicinity and much sur­ «* \ Millinery Opening at Mrs. Bruton's For Sale—Ten acre tract, 3 acres tiled prised at Sanford's rapid growth. next Tuesday and Wednesday, and cultivated, hals mils from Monroe on faclurer to pny an increased price for leather. w|io, ill tum, is Some of our young people oro becom­ All white help employed. Sanford good road. Going at u bargain. Particu­ lars at Herald office. 20-tf compelled to make the retail merchant pay an increased price 31-tf ing expert anglers, of the finny tribe of Bakery. For Sale or Rent—Two acres fertile land Ail kinds of repair work, Sanford Mu- In high slate of cultivation, one mile from course. The party who are indebted to for shoes, or slight the shoes in their quantity and construction. ------- 48-if— town. Flowing well, tiling, celery boards. W. J. Thigpen for a fishing trip and fish chine & Garage Co. A bargain. Address Own«1 , P. 0 7 Box fry cast their hooks quite successfully You can get yellow corn meul at Long's The retail merchant protectsliimself in turn and the consumer' 27-tfc last Wednesday. They did not have to Grocery!* " 26-tf 1384. For Sale—One span of mules, wagon pays the price put on Uie shoe. ! hoy hah or tell fish stories, butcuught the Underwoods for Harness, saddles, liorse and liar ness; mules six and seven years genuine article—enough for their dinner and mule jewelry. 17-tf old, weigh ebout 1,200 pounds each. In­ und some to bring home. If you buy your Shoes from us, you are not We are equipped to handle your repair quire of W. A. Minnick, Cameron City. 28-tf-^ work. Sanford Machine A Garage Co. The Music Club met in Mrs. Fannie at the mercy of the Leather Trust. We can Wanted—Rooms for light housekeeping. 48tf. Munson's studio lost Saturday afternoon. All conveniences. Mrs. .W. F. Leavitt. Ifed Letter Days, Tuesday and Wed­ save from 10 to 15 per cent, on every pair of Miss Helen St Johns was leader for the 30-4t-c Wanted—Hauling and teaming to do; afternoon and Hayden was die composer nesday. Millinery Opening at Mrs. shoes you buy of us. plowing and harrowing. Address Frank dial was the central figuro oii die pro­ Uruton's. Garrod, general delivery. 28-lf-p Launch Weklwa will make trip to gram. Miss Mae Hamlllton prepared an For Sale—Rhode Island Reds and In­ We are the SOLE agents in Sanford for the ONLY Shoes made in excellent paper on the Biography of Hay­ Sprinia. Sunday morning a t 7, o'clock. dian Runner Ducks, bred from heavy lay­ den and Miss Madge Ward gave a piano Returning to Sanford a t 8 . p. m. ing stock, $1 per setting of 18 eggs, well AMERICA, INDEPENDENT of the Leather Trust. number that was much enjoyed. . Give Dobbins your special orders for packed ond delivered' at the express of­ # fice at Monroe, Fla. Address U. Sv MikeJ. E. Hunt and family left on Monday cake and get the best. Sanford Bakery. sell. Sanford. Fla. ' 28-Sp 31-tf for Chicago where they expect to make For Sale—Horse and surrey. Horse U Dr. Howard has returned and can be young, gentle, good driver and saddle their home. Mr. Hunt will resume his regular run as passenger engineer on the found at his residence In the forenoon liorse. Surrey is new. Both must be sold at once and buyer will get beAeAt of sac­ 22-tf Fs«t Coast, a position ha 1ms held for, ft. and his office in the afternoon. rifice. Inquire at' Herald for particulars. S anford, Place the titles to your real eniTBln number of years. Their many Sanford ' 30-3p the Realty Trust Company and avoid com­ friends bate to part with diese good For Sale—Mitchell touring car 40 H. P ’ P H O N E 104 People but wish diem success and hope plications. For particulars address B. F 8 passengers, In first class condition. Whitner, Jr„ Secretary. 7-lf Apply. Sanford Herald. 2S-lf U> too them again in the near future. • —i i i i — - ■ - — i— * r p H E Stein - ‘Bloch Co;. C Clothes Stanjÿîor 56 'Years of Knqwjuag How. The Stein-BlochCo. Clothes for Sale at M. Frank’s. —, F RANK Clothier and Men's Furnisher WANTS Sanford Building & Loan Association T H E C IT Y R E S TA U R A N T — 1 UNDER PRESSURE OF LEATHER TRUST i D. L. THRASHER Florida �Best Fertilizers FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla Orlando, Flu., Jan; 28, 1911 Items of Interest Concerning Society People. MR. A. E. HILL Sanford, Fla. I just want to say th at the package of RAT l R E TA IL CASH GROCERY ! P O I N T S PU RELY PE R SO N A ! arid mouse in mv house and also In the house next door to me. I .shall J . B. W ILLIAM S, Prop. ; Staple and Fancy Groceries and SeetT Hay, Grain ; Fndta, Vegetable!, Candle«, Clears and Tobaccoes \ Al| Kinds Country Produce Bought and Sold 21b, C o r, 3rd S tre e t and Sanford Ave. I P.O.Box 112 SANFORD, FLORIDA * F Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Beans Tomatoes, Cantaloupes, Potatoes Send for our booklet. F lorida v eg eta b les , it contain* di­ rec tio n s fo r raising all th e principal p roducts o f th a S ta te , carefully revised and brought up to d a te by our m ost successful grow ­ ers. No publication on th is subject contains such practical advice. All g ardeners Should have it; from th e ow ner o f th e am ail hom e garden to th e larg e st shipper. In It will be found th e special IDEAL Tfcrmatas tlia t have been c o n stru c te d .by careful study o f ^ c t t f a l field resu lts. They a re Invaluable, being perfectly balanced and from the RIGHT SOURCES. Oet th e BEST and m ake MONEY. , * C a ll o n o u r L ooal R e p ro a e n ta tlv o R. 6 . M axw ell o r a d d ra a a Wilson & Toomer fertilizer Co JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA To Think of New- Furnishings . For Your Home EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES Our new line of RANGES and KITCHEN 8 TOVE8 arc the kind you have wanted and . . . . . • * couldn't get. S E E OUR BARGAIN COUNTER Ju st across the street MUM th at I bought of you has destroyed every rat * Mr». Greenman E ntertains Tho hospitable homo of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greenman at Palm Hammock, last Saturday again was the sccno of a happy gathering, a number of their friends hav­ ing responded to an invitation to meet Mr. and Mra. C. S. Allison of Owossn, Mich., who were spending a week in San­ ford.^ Those receiving Invitations to these delightful Informal affairs in the Hammack look forward with pleasureable an­ ticipation to the event for not only the gracious host and hostess, but tho very woods extend a royal welcome to the guests. The sumptuous dinner was spread on o table under the graceful palms and stately oaks and with sweet'stralns of music floating out from among the trees, the musician being hidden from view, ail things seemed in tune frith,.nature lor that hour. What the party lacked in number was made up in congeniality and when the guests returned to their itomes it was with grateful appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Greenman for the plea sine of meet­ ing the charming tumor guests of the oc­ casion. Those preaent were Mr.'and Mrs. Frank Greenman. Louis Greenman, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Allison, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Welker. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hanlon, Mrs- Harriet Cooney, Mrs. Chns. Polk, Mrs, Harry Polk, Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. C. LI Wing, Mr. Burrough and Mr. George Miller. He Dldu’t Make Good Mack Steward, who represents himself as a lawyer is in Jail on a warrant sworn out by Jas. A. Bear of tills city, which charges Steward with obtaining money under false pretenses. Some two or three months ago Steward "worked" Palatka as the representative of the Jackson (Miss.) Loan & Trust Co. He represented that his company would loan money on mortgages at 5 per cent, but the borrower had to make a payment at the time of signing his application or contract. Bear says when he made his contract he paid Steward $15fl with the express understanding (hat the company wan to loan him «18,000 on mortgages at 5 per cent; thntJie has never been able to se­ cure this money.- Hence tho warrant for his arrest. 1 »..... ‘ ___ Several others in Palntka were milked for various sums. - 7— ;----- r Sheriff Kcnnerly found Steward in Jack­ sonville the other day selling the some kind' of contracts and arrested hint. Steward U Ui.juil. He has had no pre­ liminary hearing, for the reason that he is not yet ready.—Palatka News. A Sunday Trip The launch Meklwa leaves the city dock on Jfunday m orning a t 7 o’clock. R eturns to Sanford a t 8 o'clock. Gives you a day a t th e beautiful sulphur springs. Good d in n e r 'a t th e hotel. Bathing and boating Is fire«. .¿y I- get some more from you on M o n d a y— rORMtRLY about two more pack­ KILLS AND EMBALMS ages, and all the ruts in th is block will be Murnmiflaa Rats and Mice They d iy up vAth NO SM E L L ExUrmtnatu Roaches. Ants. B ut, and olh»t V*rr*to Cats and Dogs Mill not eat R u M u i The V erm in E x term inator Ca Indianapolis hid, USA gone. I am very glad th a t hlr. Newman * called, my attention to this very useful ar . Yours very truly, JOE DAW SON H ILL H AR D W AR E GO By the Depot Salt and Fresh W ater Pish J u st Arrived Gar Rice Flour Most Economical Satisfactory Feed H N E A N IM A L S A Q FIN E / jQ E fe w V f FEED and and w ill Fatten Your Stock TTfl and Keep them in Good Shape. J u st • ----- J n) ) lL m g = i .: uriiaalTtsuiWmmrml. Ordinary Horse Sense Tells a man th at he must be careful- in feeding his stock if he wants to get the best results. But it is n o t nlwayrBO easy to get the rig h t k i n d - t j f - f m i r W o A rc Feed Specialists and not only know just what your stock ought to have, but hunt until WHEN IN NEED CALL UPON Phone 330 S a n f o r d , F lo r id a r /s Æ -ô n is .t. s , / . ¿ ¿ J * , , FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS * L. H. TEM PLE SO ENT JACKSONVILLE FLORAL COMPANY The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co Special Offering in Ferns. Floral Designs to Order. t-aa-iiMf Sanford, D ori w toahome OF.TfOUR OWN< Bluestone at 9 cents per pound Cement-Coated Box N ails Wheelbarrows, with Wide Tires We will sell you a 46-in, Fence at 32 cents a rod The A verage Increase n Population of cities and 'towns everywhere is 35 per cent in ten years. This means that new homes will have to be built and more stores provided. T his will increase the value of land at the edge of our d ty . We Have Some Choice Property The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co that can be bought on easy terms. It will make you a beautiful home and will continue to increase in value. fh'-Hé' GARNER Sanford, Florida D E L IC IO U S b is c u it s Light, flaky and appetizing arc made from FIRST Q U A L IT Y “Quaker City’' flour. I-00 k for the label above, somewhere oti 1* bag or barrel It’s placed there—in red and blue—to protect the housewife; it’s the miller’s guarantee of First Quality flour. QUAKER CITY FLOUR MILLS CO PHILADELPHIA �Kt March 24,1911 THfc 8ANFORD HtRALt) A NNOU NC To the Gtizent of Sanford and all rehdfrs of the llemld. Greeting:— In each Issue Of the Herald for the past four week* has appeared a legal ndvertiseinent—the Notice of Incorporation , , and proposed Charter of the Sanford Land r Development Company. Perhapa you have rend i t If so, you may hove observed that the proposed charter Is especially broad and liberal, and you may have been able to form a good idea ns to the plan or scope of thenewcorporation. But charters are drawn with d view to future business as well as for the present, and for ihst very reason our charter covers many points and gives us powers which we have *no Intention of using for some time to come. be issued, hut It probably will be when fpr market for fourteen years. If we can OUR OFFER we are all in working shape and equipped earn one-fourth as much per acre on our . In order to start our iiuprQvemeat*._at land as the whole Sanfortf DIslrlct has once we have decided that with the Diet to ran our farm. averaged per acre during those fourteen $25.000.00 of .this 7 per cent preferred^' KINDS o r STOCK yean we will make a fortune for every stock sold we will give Out of this $800 per acre we have ar­ stockholder In our company. ranged for $550 00 per acte of preferred A BONUS HOT AIR < stock and $450.00 per acre of common of 25 per cent of common stock. $25,Yet, and no. Get out your pencil and 000.00 will start us out and Improve a lot stock. • — ; We who are organizing the Sanford figure on ItT It la done In every other of land ready for a crop ' this falL That Land Development Company, and putting line of business. Sanford has paid and land will begin at once to earn the in­ in the land and our services, have sub­ is paying a 7 per cent dividend on a val­ come necessary to pay the dividend on scribed for $300,000.00 worth of the com­ uation of $8,000.00 per acre. That would the $25,000.00. When that amount of to only $580.00 of profit per^cre. mon stock. The balance of the common amount and you readers of the Herald know that land is under cultivation the nioceaa of stock, $150.00 per acre. Is to be placed in this is being done every season. You our plan is assured, for It will he a j«Tac­ the treasury for future use as thought can also think of numerous Instances tical demonstration of our scheme. We where two or three times this amount la kqow that all additional capital needed necessary by the board of directors. BUYING earned pe^acre each year. If the man on a five acre fann uses The $350.00 per acre of preferred stock tfien will be forthcoming without« bonus. DON’T IT LOOK TO YOU five to eight tons of fertilizer during a Is to be sold to raise the necessary funds But In order to get to work on' the UnOUR PLAN season, we on 1,000 acres, would need to Improve and farm our land. This pre­ aa though wo could pay the 7 per cent provementa at once and got the land sub­ Briefly then, our present plans are indi­ enough to, make It quite an object for ferred stock Is to draw 7 per cent divi­ dividend on our preferred stockf We dued, and Irrigated before fail, we are cated in our name manufacturers to compete for the busi­ dends, payable semi-annually, and the think it does. making this remarkable offer to our home Stnford Land Development Company ness. This la only one Item on which we dividends are cumulative, so that they people. ANOTHER FEATURE are sure an immense saving can he . must be paid before those who hold con\- with this preferred stock Is that after * W H A T IT MEANS and we propoae to develop end actually effected, and when one considers the mon stock can be paid anything. In three years from the lime It Is issued the )- Twenty-five per cent bonus of common farm the strictly high grade, Irrigable, seeds, crates, tools and materials used, means this: Suppose you buy $!*• one can at legst sntisfy himself that farm­ case the company should not prove a holder can exchange It for any of the Im- ■ Sanford land. success nnd should sometime be dissolved proved land belonging to the Gompony at 0 worth of this preferred stock, . You * - We own and control one thousand ncres ing on such a scale will praycupconomlcal the holders of the preferred stock would its'm arket value. from the standpoint of buying. get a certificate for that amount and it of such land. 250 ncres of It are in get all their principal and interest before. This feature la for the benefit of those draws you 7 per cent interest from the Then, too, there is no doubt that there Eureka Hammock, which our best inform­ the common stockholders received any: living at the north.or elsewhere, and who first day. In addition you get a certifi­ ed people concede to be the cream of the Is gross waste in the Sanford District thing. would like a Sanford truck farm some ■cate for $250.00 worth of common stock " Celery Delta. . 750 acrea^ ore In Black when considered as a whole. This waste This means that we, Who have planned time but cannot come here And Improve free. This common stock is the kind we occurs in almost every part of the truck­ ' Mnmmpck, which lias long had the reputa­ thisthihg and are putting our land, time one now. organizer* hold. It won't pay you a divi­ tion of being the richest body of irrigable ing business. Wedo not mean with every and energy into It, can never receive a They can buy this preferred stock and dend the first year, but the time will come tracker, by any means, but with every ---- land in Florida.-------------- :— ------------— cent of profit on our stock .unless wa draw 7^ per eent dividends on Hie money whan this $250.00 of tooimnon stack will We. intend, ns fast as possible, to clear, crop and evprymnieHat It Is due largely “make good" and the company makes each year. Then, any time after the pay you more than the whole $ 1,000.00 tile and farm this land on as nearly a to Ignorance and inexperience, hut fre­ profit enough to first pay this 7 per cent third year If they want a farm they can worth of preferred. quently, ulso, to lack of means or other scientific plan as possible. / . dlvidend to the holder» of the causes. . Hoopla am using too much ferti­ WCuClIIJfB Will W in lam m uii TIT — ir w tn r r a w T r o u A ^ E N r -— stock. q exchange their stock for IL effect savings over metliods jidw in use lizer—not all of them, hut some. They for this common stock , if you get your A safer or fairer plan could not t*e made LUCKY SANFORD sufficiently large to pay fair dividends on ore wasting labor, team work, fencing, subscription In before the whole of But We think we know Sanford. The than this. our capital, even if we never earn any­ ditching and a thousand and nne ,other this first Ig5.PqO.PO of preferred stock la -------things-whtch can be partly remedied by organizers— o f“ Qur —company have NOW TO BUSINESS thing more than t h a ix taken. The common stock Is not for sale We want to sell this preferred stock at any price, but you can get some of It Everyone knowB that the success .of handling scientifically on a large scale. spent four seasons here. They have large movements lsdue largely to savings, It Is not possible here to go into details of Improved m o re '/land than any tw o. right hway—not all of. It, but enough to In this way, this thing, but any track gardener will concerns in the Sanford District. They start a large crew of men to clearing that and not to excessive profits. SOME OF YOUR FRIENDS • The large department store combines be able to figure where, on a large scale have fanned enough eo that they know two hundred and fifty acres of Eureka might he interested In tills investment. and with plenty of capital, we can keep something of the requirements. The possi­ Hammock land. Wo want to have our under one head what would ordinarily be bilities of Sanford innd are only partly farm In operation this next fall. We Kindly call their attentlo'A to this liberal o d o u n or more separate institutions.. many dollars which are now wasted. offer or hand us their names, and we will realized. The future has some surprises Then, with the selling end: A system­ Instore. Before the game is over San­ couldn't use all the money a t once if we Larger capital enables savings in quantity mail them a copy of our prospectus haATp purchases. One management reduces all atic farming of I,0UU acres under a man­ ford will he able to show her strength had It* but could only pay It out as-the of this offer. They will riiank you sum* ,kinds of expenses of distribution from agement which ketfps posted, will he and will still hbld Iter best cards—sub- labor la performed. Therefore, we have time for the information leading to this - irrigation, subsoil,, frost protection, trans­ arranged to sell this stock on the Install­ salaries to delivery wagons, and when the able to rqach the right market with the' portation-left to the good. opportunity. yydozen different Institutions might not right nrtlclffand at the right time, and , LUCKY SANFORD, will apply with In­ ment plan covering a period of five SANFORD IS ALL RIGHT make a dollar of 1x 0(11, they will, by com­ under a plan wtdeh will efTect a saving creasing force as the years go past months, one-fifth down and one-!Ulheach and we urn for Sanford first. Idat sod all ;• month till the amount you subscribe for In Helling. bining under skillful management, cfTect each one of which will hut have added \f paid. In this way we can use your the time.. We have faith in the suprem­ sufficient actual savings to pay good ; •- • SELLING new laurels. money as it comes In to pay our bills for acy of the Sanford District and are stak­ dividends on all capital Interested. Sanford is sold to produce a thousand DIVIDENDS Improving as the work Is done. Of course ing our own money, time and energy on <Now our company is not a combination packages of vegetables per acre each What docs it mean to pay 7 per cent If you pay all cash, your Interests starts that faith. This movement will help Hie of forces, but having watched the situ­ season. On the best plan now in use, a on this $480.00 per acre of preferred at ? per cent On the installment plan. If entire situation at Sanford. ation at Sanford for four seasons, we be­ charge of 10 cents per package is made, stockf Just $24.50 of profit to each acre lieve we see many places where Improve­ and It amounts to $100.00 per acre. On under cultivation. Add to this $8.50 pier , you wish, we will deposit a stock certificate LE T’S ALL BOOST in Hie bank to' be delivered to you when the our thmisund ncres It would-amount to ment can be mode. Possibly you may not havh any ready acre for taxes, salaries and accessory payments are completed, and you could It will readily be acknowledged that the enormous sum of $ 100,000.00 per office expenses, and R will require an In­ make Hie payments direct to the bank if money at this umo which you can apere some men in the Sanford District arc season. Suppose we play safe and cut come ofN$33.00 per ncre. for •investment, hut even then you c a n . ’ ' *\ you prefer. Or you may send your themey speak a good word for Sanford and .for . piienomlnally tupoessful. Others are sure­ this In two In the middle and say. 300 Doh’t you know that we can save ly making a good record. But it must be •packnges per acre, and the amount is more than that amount per acre «very direct to our Saqford office,' ■ond our any progressive movement here. Includ­ treasurer will receipt Tor • same till full ing the Sanfonl Land Development Com­ admitted, by the close observer tlml we $50,000. Don’t you suppose when we season in our buying, selling and other amount is paid and then forward your pany. Tell poople what we have done, have a few others whose success is at get to going we can save part of that savings ns outlined aboveT Of course we certificate of stock. You can readily sat­ what we are doing and what we are gt>$50,000.001 We do. We could put our can, nnd have money left. least indifferent. Now, whyT isfy yourself as to our reliability by refer­ ing tu do ut Sanford. We've got the befct One answer only will satisfy. To be own men in the cities and if necessary But suppose the whole $800.00 per acre ring to our honks or business men. place In Hie world, but people who nre retail our own stuff. We are not knocklug sure, there are all kinds of conditions and is Issued. We will need to make an In­ Better still will he for you to call -and unacquainted jmiy never know of ttUi'ili­ circumstances, and no otto should be our present selling systems. We are come of $58.00 plus the $8.50 Tor taxes judged, until these are all known. But highly pleased at the progress made along and expenses, or $04.50 per acre, In order see us. Let us talkjtrover with you and mes of Sanford if you don't tell them. to pay 7 per cent dividends on every cent explain hny point you da not understand. People who would like to Invest in our under ordinary circumstances, with equul this line this present year, but we know of Hie largest amount of sfbek we could (■referred stock may never hear of the op­ chance, the man who succeeds best Is the Hint with a thousand acres of stuff to ever issue. W E W ANT YOUR MONEY . one who knows most of his subject ond sell we can save a penny now and then. We have the land. We have the plan. portunity unless you mention it. We CAN WE DO IT? Then there are the matters of freight thank you in advance foif* anything you lays his plans best—In other words. It is You’ know we can. It Is as safe as We have Incorporated -a company pur­ and.expresi claims. The big shipper can’t may be able to say for us. posely to transact this line of business. MANAGEMENT et better rates perhaps, but he can get government bonds. Ask any track grow­ Below you will find a blank subscrip­ We propose to pul our farming under etter service and his wants and claims er In the Sanford District who lias been We need Hie money to improve this land the control of the very best manager that are givpu attention, while the smaller here four years. Ask the First National . a n d 1make it producUve. Our plan is tion coupon. If you can * use any of our money can hire—one who knows truck shipper waits and wonders. Bank, the Peoples Bank, the Mayor, the practical. You know that, and If you preferred stock, please fill out and Sign CAPITALIZATION forming, fertilizers, soils, market demands Commercial Club, the Florida Vegetable have any doubt you can easily satisfy this coupon for the amount you wish. Send us a check or money order for oneand all those things so essential to suc­ Now, our charter ■allows for a total cap­ Growers' Association, or uny man, woman yourself. fifth or mare of the amount. If you have a few hundred 6t a Jew cess in this line. ital, if necessary, of $800.00 per. acre or or child In Sanford ir these estimates ore If you with further information. HU out You may ask—can a man manage n $800,000.00. This Is based upon a value not ultra conservative, rAsk them If our thousand dollars which you can spare, tho Other coupon and we will be pleased look Into this matter. It's a worthy ob­ of $800.00 an acre fur the lund when im­ capitalization Is too high per acre. If thousand acre truck farm, and howT to send you our prospectus as soon as It ject. It's legitimate and it will pay. We answer. Yes. Jnst as the head of proved, irrigated and in crop, and this there Is any loop hole In our plans. We is received from the printer, and give you Some day you will thank us for calling capitalization allows for the necessary the great department store manages /fils court investigation of our plans or of the any information you may w ith..* 1 your attention ,t(^this plan and offering teams, tools, tenant houses and all business. He makes general plans. 'U n ­ Sanford District. We Invite you to call on us and talk it you the opportunity to subscribe to this der him are die heads of different de­ equipment to carry on our business. IF over. . .. _ ; S . Sanford has Been growing - vegetables This full $800.00 per acre may never partments,'salesmen, floor walkers, and on down to cash boys, each one doing his own special work, but all under die one head. So our farming will be under the di­ rection of ono scientific farmer, who will have foremen In charge of particular crops or of certain acreage, and under these foremen Hie laborers who do the actual work. Fanning in this way and on so large a scale will enable us to do many things which the ordinary farmer can not a t­ tempt. We can maintain an experimental farm where new crops and new methods can be tried. « tèli m C A. I SANFORD LAND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY - — ôffice~Wlth Howard-Packard Land Co. -------------- Pooplo® B a n k _ B u ild in g _ _ _ _________ SANFORD, FLORIDA ¡T T T n r r r T T T -n n n n m D D D m m ^ 191- Sanford Land Development Company I hereby subscribe f o r . . . .........shores of $ 1 0 0 .0 0 each, making $ .................. Sanford, Florida of the Preferred Capital Stock of the Sanford Lund Development Company. My attention has been called to your offer to sell 7 per cent P re­ ferred Stock in your company and give a bonus of 25 per cent of-Com ­ mon Stock. 1 am interested in this proposition but wish-further information. ' [. ¿ 'f -Ij! Please send me your. Prospectus as soon us issued. Also give me particular ■* fe information abouti Enclosed And___ ....f o r $ .......... . . . . . . . t o pay one........................ of the above amount. of $ ..................... each. ...................................... ........ ..........................1- - ................. .. $ * » * * <** * • • * * • "*’■» •* •* * “ m» * * • * • • *** * " *J*#;* m m* , fl „JI ( I f you wish certificati issued »1 ouco sitil deposited in hank until tha baiane« la paid, plea'»* de ugnata what bank. If you priicr ua to hold your certificata un cd you have it paid for wa will do ao and Mod you our Treaaurer'a receipt for your payments. If you are yhying for your atoch in full it will not be naceaaary to fill out the above blanks.) . . . . , I understand that I a'm also to receive a bonus of 23 per cant of tha above amount In common stock. A ll of tha above stock la to be full paid and aon-eaeaseable. I should like to have you send information to the following people Whom I believe will be Interested................. - ................ ..............................- ........................ P ■ 3 - i n n r T T T l T F F I f T T T T I T X D f T T T T T T T i n r i lX m Please send Certificate of Stock t o ..........‘ —.......... ...— :........................ ..7 . v ! Signed. I agree-to pay the balance in ................. ...e q u a l monthly payments » Pleas* issue stock In tha name o f . . . . . . . . . ................... ................- ........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S ig n ed . h n n r r r r r T r in ^ ^ "*r �H E KKOOM O fBava— :r . • • f a f a f f t i a . vttb m b a r * a i i rltw a t oar S iT te 'i wrefc. with «sch a 1»C t <tf a share with Hlm fa HL* Kli what toa— r of p e r m oetk t vra to ha tobhetr « a r e n a th » and r * • w - j IJl » Nor «hoard ft be tfcoacht ctn a t pa that aajr o f iW ipW M o*ott«a wow. or the , n d s n d at the tatara who woo.U tara (M r barks upon ths f is c ln a proi U « > B » i f t r t b d r n t n t t a . •woofit be caw arthj c f hrfli*# K t« « tEjc at the basé* of God and woaM d h the Perccd P a th —aaalhRatloa. . . j M E R R IE E N G L A N D Is the title of a book on Social­ ism. nadJBning tbe «ndertying nrin aflfcs and the roost iniDOi- umt objections F R A N K L. W O O D R U F F For safe ai 211 F ln t S tm t. SHOES Price 10c No matter what the weather, no m at­ ter what the occasion, no matter what the time, there is always a ■ •. to to w for Too* t**n&*J woe òt? foods at the I n n i p on ete prie» w e a k yon. a t t o w ah *, o r Urn U à U W » sake, ace for tbe sake at aajtb¿a* but you «ara pocket book u i year btah acc a m . to ana fcc o u store tad tot the recar at eroutu cal bejia*. 1 Fermare Cx 2 2 tf W O O D R U FF S T Y L E qrarcd to predict chat fsnri bo l* in Orange CooBiy will never cast less. Desirable cheap government hod has decreased so rapoiiy tbe post few .jean that ini proved fanning that is just the proper thing. -*• For the clerk, for the merchant, for the society man, for the man whose duty calls him out in the hours of the night; there is a W O O D R U FF style to suit his needs at a price to suit his purse. 3 $ w2 5 t o $ 7 . 0 0 , raped]? increasing in delay. See us today. Sanford, Florida Floridâ1 and Western Meats Dr. Schadt’s Special Party Trips W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y General Fire-Insurance F lo rid a P e n s u liy Can ¿acted - P rivate C an f N e a re r ia Car United JA C K S O N V IL L E h 21-28 - TO NEW A p ril 4*11-18^3 YORK M ay 2-JM6-: L a w ISO a. ta. At. 2 pt e l . IS) Ka Chunk­ ed. N» S « p Over or JLxess U Ptifiknaa SWeprt fee $LMl P W » remit SICjW u d like sum ; (h r pnot Rfjacurai) toi w e n r w êâencïâcstiott bck(t «a i budje at b u «a tw ttk a k h iK e b a t D r. O . G . J . Schadt, 143 W est 84th S L . N. Y . PiiMtttÿM ¿¿tal «riB br-at C a i» D»pK 7JU a. cl to 3t3D to l i e d in u d U WJWÛZa^Kn to « * w putta to (ttw Y o r k . ..................... Serial caia u HOTEL ARAGOS. where Dft SCHADTS Stopm a n w a a be teea aftré ? p. u. da? before. Fer farther tdtbnm mmm The Mapes Complete Manures Where scorns to be great dissatisfaction throughout the S tate generally as to the results obtained from most of the fertilizers used*last season. -Many growers are now beginning to see clearly what we have been suggesting for some time they ¿night expect to have happen from the commuât! use of th e Acid Phosphate (roCk) goods.—"-:- **■ A curiously large number of those of our oI*i cus­ tomers wvho were gotten away from us by the in­ ducements of the so called “cheap goods' “Just as good as Mapes.*7are coming back' to us this season to have their groves ànd fields restored. *:* a r e f u i i id « ilriiadìy à b ta keif la needed and hade i l n f s t | « v >*• o r l d d r l t t the benefit* al aver thirty year* I W Mag i . l i r t B i m ___________ * C IG A R S and T O B A C C O ■f - * *' COLD and H O T DRINKS # ICE CREAM In rlanda and aver fifty year* la (he i t a f a t u e *r »erti Brer* f a r d i If n e n a v e t held yen the cate la tbdre* JA C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A w w vvvvM M M vMvv w m n « * v»v yw * Free Voting Coupon ****** a c e m e t h u m i b t n o rrm tk n ig c o o p ta i As m e a c b w eek fo r e a c h c o o l e s ta n t ja c a n b e è ia » ed “Ready to Plant” Sanford These farms can be bought for the next Nomination Coupon The first oocof (k w c a q o u M n c ta fer « c h m Lies them to IJÜOO tree voces Only coe of these days for less money than ever again have Sanford farms to sell. ' Not Largo, " V Burbank nor Celery City - but S an fo rd Always Sanford. There is onl Sanford. A ll irrigated ready to plant, pay for themselves this winter. H. H. . *. C H A P P E L IT S »qq vv*»iv«v»a»a m « » » a v ^ vaaw »% a»*aaaa a a v v a �*. March 24, IWi /oJcT o T t iie p e o p l e Letters a m i Communications on VarRuis Timely Topics. COLUMN DEV01ED 1 0 P E O P tf ; Th|k Department will be Found the View». Opinion» and Comment» Of P ractical W riter» THE SANfORD HERALD In The Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Circuit Orange County. Florida in Chancery Sanford Ltfdg* No. 2 7 .1. O. O. T. Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m.. over Imperial Cso. T. Upplncott. CoinTheatre. J. C. Hall. N. 0. plalnsnt W. S. Haltwin. Sec'y. - vt Notice of sale uodrtEddy K. Shrra and Flora degree of forceloaure J*ylor Shfra. Defendant» Saminai« Chapter No. 2. Order Catterà Star _ — ra n d by virtue of a.decree of foreclosure Meets every second end fourth Friday In month. Every one who has seen hts Star In the Cast are chapter. I9U. by Honorable Minor i Jdfc of the cordially Invited to vlalt the A ure E. Romms, Sec'y. Clrt^lt Court (pr the Seventh judicial Circuit of 1ha S tele nt FhkhU. In and tor Orange County. In chancery, tn a cause ihêrëin 'pending.'’ wherein r. O. t . Celery City Aarla IB S3 te o r ie T. Upplncott w u Complainant snd Eddy Meetings Brat and third Tuesdays In every month. K. Sber» and — ¡»d Flo Flore Tn) 1lor Shera were Reepondenu, I eball tellI at public outcry to the highest and Mali In Welborne Block, third Boor. best r.— bidder for eaah. at the front door of the Court llouae the Cltv of Orlando.. Orange County, Phoenix Lodge No. S, K. of P. State of Honda, during the Iria l hours of tale, Meets second and fourth T uesdays Visiting “ » **fwd»y. April 3rd. K D . 1911, the aame knights always welcome. P. E. Hutchinson. C. C. being the legal ta i n day, the following described real estate, situated, lying and being In the Felix S. Frank. K. R. and S. County of Orange and State of Florida, mon partleulnrlv described as follows, tt>-wtt: Sanford Lodge. No 0 2 .T. « a A M . The North 5 4 acres of the West 4 of the NorthG. W. Spencer, Master; ). C. Ensmlnger, Secre­ west quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 3 In Township Twenty (20) South of Range Thirty- tary. Communication every Brat and third Thursone (31). East. Less a strip fifteen (15) feet wide d ayi at 7:30 p. m. Visiting brothers welcome. off the North, F.ast and West sides, which is to be Unite Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join­ kept open perpetually aa one-half of roadways GEO. A. DiCOTTES. e r» of Ansorlco 30-8tc. Special Matter In Chancery, Sanford Local Union No. 1751, U. B. of C. and I. of A. meets every Thursday night at 7 o'clock in the Eagles' Hall. W. A. Rumohr, president; T. L. Notice For Publication LenLR.S. AT. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR U. S. LAND OFFICE Gainesville, Fla., February 4. 1011 Notice Is hereby given th at Edwin A Gilbert nose ixMt office address Is Sanford. Horlda. tress is Florida, dkl. did. DENTIST on the sth dsy of October. tuber, 1910. file In this office Sworn Statement and Application. No. 07fl40.!to purchase the n-w 4 of s-e 4 and n-e 4 of a-w 4 , Room 13 Pico building Section 12, Township 21 south. Range 3Î east. Tal­ lahassee meridian, and the timber thereon, under Phone 355 the provisions of the act of June 3. 1H7H, and acts amendatory, known na the "Timber and Stone Law, at Such value a r might he flsed hv appraise menu and that, pursuant to such application, the land and liuitwr thrrron have tiren a p p r a M at Five Hundred Twenty Dollars, the timber estim at­ ed ,40.000 hoard feet at »5 per M. and 40,000 DENTIST board feet at >2.50 per M, and the land. $220.00; that said applicant will offer final proof In support of application and sworn statem ent on the 19th Office: Mines Bldg, over Woodruff”* Store day of April. 1911, before the Clerk of the Circuit Court, at Orlando. Horlda. ' SANFORD. FLORIDA Any. person Is at liherty to protest this purchase before entry, or Initiate a contest at any time be­ fore patent Issues, by filing a corroborated affidavit In this office, alleging fa d s which would defeat the ifllfy.---------- ----------------- HENRY 3, C H U U B r 20-9p Register. lien the W orker Comes Into ttls Own Sanford will then blossom as the rose Lnd (bl» unusually favored section, with |t i wonderful, gushing artesian wells and |nlque system of tile drainage and sub ligation, will set the balance of tho a pace. The valloy of the Nile n't be in I t Now, Comrade Holly, as seem to be a liberal editor, please ote that I used the words “seem to be," ■use under this barbarous profit sys­ tem we are none of us liberal. We only to be because it‘a profitable to seem , be liberal at time», In order to reap ufits later on. However, n» you seem to allow all other cranks space in your pa■I thought you might set up a line or iwo for a Socialist crank, as It seems to the Socialist crank that it destined in near future to turn' this old world Over and learn bow to take the next step In evolution. Then, and not till then, will Sanford tnd her wonderfully productive, irrigated lick farms come Into h e^ p w n . Under barbarous profit system the worker tn buy back with the wage he roeives only a meagre portion of what he luces. Therefore we cry out “Over iuctlon," and It-pertains more tor the ■Jery and lettuce production than any U. S. District Court. Southern DUtrlot o f Florida btber line of manufacture—the • word In the m atter of Chas H. Eyap» ami Thomas S. snufacture taken from Forrest Chrissy's Davis, partners, doing business'ns Charles II. Bankrupt. rite up In llie Satu/day Evening Post of Evans In the Matter of.............................. Petition for FinalHachante. Diachan 1911, c... anford—because the celery and lettuce On the 22nd day of February. A D. IBL. reading the-foregoing petition, it is dfdcrcd by the aanufacturers have no manufacturers' Court that a hearing 1» -had. upon the aame on (ho 27th day of March. A. D: 1911. before said stlon, and are a pack of rank Indi­ Court at -Jacksonville, in said District, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, and that notice thereof lie vidualists fast asleep to the fact Hint the pulgishrd In the Herald, a-new spaper Printed In sy of competition is post and gone, and said District, and that all known creditors and persons In interest may -apprnr at the said aware competing now. only the small other time and place and show cause. If any they have, tanner, ns the workers have their labor why the prayer of said petitioner should not tie granted. iniona and the manufacturer bis associa­ It la further ordered by lha Court, that the Clerk shall send by mali to all known creditors notice of tion. said petition and this order, addressed to them at Now I below give in part excommunica­ their places of residcrirc as statrd Witness the Honorable James VSiA-ocke, Judge tion received by me from a comrade in of the tal(l Court, and the teal thereof at Jackson­ ville. In said Diittist. on the 22nd day of February, srleston, S. C.: A. D 1911. JAMES W. LOCKE. A trusro^y, _ ) real I Judge. Charleston, S. C., March 16, 1011. 29-lt Attest: Locke. Clerk. Dear Comrado—Following your request I priced celery here on the city market: Urn large bunches Florida celery, 15c bunch: pverago sire bunches. 10c per bunch. 3 bandies for 25c. Now, let's do a littje sum in -arithmetic, tn average crate of celery contains five oxen bundles or 60 bunches. Now if be retailer sells them 3 for 25c he would Ive for a crate $5.00. Now as this lery is returned to you as »old for $1.25 ! retailer's profit on u crate is plainly riormous, or $3.75 clear profit. What ia your dear profit after transporation charges, brokerage' and commis­ sion are taken outT Let's make a rough ness of about 53 cents, out of which usi come the cost of production.' and here are you at, Mr. Individualist, who -inugine you ore free undoubtedly to comte with one ¿another on a market made »nd broke by the other fellowT C. W. R O S E Now. when the worker comes Into his own through Socialism, as 'will be ex­ PR O PR IE T O R ited by cooperation, the worker wlio uces this celery will receive the $5.00 crate, less transportation and dlstribuion. Let's Imagime these two Items to t. say one-fifth or $1.00, then the SonSANFORD, FLORIDA Ford farmer gets credited by the cm peratlve commonwealth for having prouced $4.00 worth of good things to help and sustain the human family, and our celery crop of l‘50,000 crates then nfdrd would be enriched four times l amount, o r. $600,000 worth. Truly, nford would Tiloasom like the rose. A * would not be .enriched to the detrint of the many. The few uaing their eulth to build roof gardens for cats and hr * V ve monkey dinners and endow dog boalain, .but the maby—especially the San......L IB E R A L L Y ...... —would use—their-w ealth -Ja..build nd beautify ntjt only the land, but their t ; i n - y o u r H O M E .. wn personality. If you w|»o read this will guess at the To Prevent the Accumulation or roe of the writer aod send it In to Comriles and Filth. V»de Holly on a postal, signing the name To Prevent Typhoid revere Tour guess and your name. 1 will own To Keep out M osquitoes, and to t with my signature after due time. Prevent Malaria and Dengue Yours for th e c silent revolution that re v e rt. take place In the minds of men beTo Destroy all Classes of Insects the next step in human evolutions and Vermin, such a s Roach­ u k e t>. — S ocialist . es. Ants. M osquitoes, files, Bedbugs. Mites. Etc, The B y - L o - H o t e l FENOLE M cL aulin JEWELER Cleans. P ro te c ts and Dlscnfeols Without Harm to the User. The Geo. fl^Fernald DR. C. G. B U T T General. Insurance Agents . SANFORD, FLORIDA Peples Bank of Sanford, F lm t C A P I T A L *30,0 00.00 The ONLY bank in Sanford . that INSURES EVERY DOLLAR DE­ POSITED A GAINST LOS SfronT any and all causes.—^ - : . : : DR. R. M.' MASON DENTIST Wclborn Block Sanford, Florida >######»###»### dr: TH E PEO PLES Phone 10 DENTIST SANFORD. ' 'Phone 41 FLORIDA: OF SANFORD A Polite Service Accurate Service and will appreciate your patronage FOUR PER CENT allowed oa Savings Deposits Safety Deposit Boxes for -rent . w . e . housholder Rooms 23. 24 and 23. Pico Bldg BANK ----------- OFFERS ----------Prompt Service - M. M. SMITH. H. R. STEVENS. President Vice-President U. E. TOLAR • Cashier DICKINSON & DICKINSON • *~ — - *-■* r — - - -w ' • -, A ttorneys a t Law Peoples Bank Bldg. DR. E. •/ Sanford. Florida C. KEMP O S TK O R A TH IC PHYSICIAN Office 4 Residence 519 Magnolia Ave Office Hour«: 0 to 12: 3 to G Oilier hours by appointment Sanford HAND BROTHERS L IV E R Y , F E E D and - vS A L E S S T A B L E Harness arid Wagons Dlackamlthlng and Horseshoeing Horse's and Mules Bought and Exchanged H E A V Y H A U L IN G AND C O N TR A C TIN G ANDEW JOHNSON.. ATTORNEY-^T-LAW Practice« In Stale and Federal Courts. j M. G. T. Building phuoe 248 Shoe Repairing By. - Machinery Quicker, Neater and Better than the Old W a y g e o . a . d ec o ttes ; ATTORNEY and COUNSELIXJR A7 LAW Practice in Slate and Federal Court» Sanford. Ha Wclborn Block Juit Try Me and See Same Man but New Location No. 113 W . First Street, Next Door to W ood ru ffs Store SANFORD, THOMAS EMMET WILSON FLORIDA ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of Horlda Reildenrr*. Sanford and Svlvan Lake* D r in k a B o t t le o f L, G. STRINGFELLOW JUSTICE OF THE PEACE NOTARY PUDL1C , ; Office in City Hall G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R a d a m e J o s e p h in e Will open a cltaa for tracking ik* M S. T. TAYLOR Tnilor System of Dress February 1st. T E L E P H O N E 293. YowaU Building J. V. R. PAGE Manicuring Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent¿illneaa, aid digestion und give you health The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fie Cutting Hair Dressing Sham pooing Yowall Building Phono 823 FIRST NATIONAL BANK O F SANFORD, FLA . R. M. HARD. F r*»ia»nt r. i». ro a s T ia , »»nur a i o . f u m a l o . VlM-Proa. B. P . W H IT N B R , Aast. CaahUr Only National Bank In Orango County Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance Safoty Dopoalt Ooxaa for Ront O R O A N IZ K D 1887 U T ADE, THE TUNER, . RHOMB NO. 40. 9RLANDO. « . FLORIDA Wado W ill Pay Phono Toll on All Oonulno Ordora it* BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES 25 BICYCLE* Hardware Company Sales Agents A L L GOODS G U A R A N TE E D Florida Fruits »«<i Vegetables Quart. 75c.: Half Gallon $1.50 Gallon $2.50: Spioyer 50c MY SPECIALTIES l't Hand-Painted China fiaftiam'a Starting gjlw,---------------Rogers* Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watchea SHIPPERS OF C. M, HAMILTON Why you should Use enry r SANrORD LODGES Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida NO. Ill PARK AVENUE. n o g io A SANFORD Phone 106 FLORIDA �Â. AM? ~l ■ March 2-1, («Hi SÄNTORD JltRALD usiness Years in the "Real E i’t “Skinned” Enough Buyers to Retire yet MARKS RICH Few BARGAINS Left i: W O M A N ’S E X C H A N G E , W H Y T H E W IN D BLOW S, Th* Bsalo Prinolple, the Tendsnoy of Celery Hot Alra to Rise. k W here Devout of the City Worship Sunday. RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS Of In te re st to Those Religiously In­ clined—Subjects o f Discourses to r th e Sabbath. a i » Tk, FaMm *f lb* Ckaniit. U th* City *n Eatswl* >i|»*wl ta Mag *r md thali AnBOM*atn«BI* and whw Ch*rtk Him li ihlt oOm mi IBM ih»« W tit» I t ; rim » ,» . _____________ The Peseta's Contresatlonal *CV. Uraroe B. Waldron, pastor; Sunday m orninf •crrloa. 11: evening »«rvic*, 7:00; prayer meeting Wrvineaday. 7:00 a m ; Sabbath achool. 9:40 a. in. 5-C. Eoamlnjar, Superintendent, "Some Heroes of Today1’ U.Rev. George. B. Waldron's subect.next Sunday evening. In the morning be will apeak on the Forty-Sixth Psalm. These services open prompUy at 11 a. tn. and 7 p.m . A cor­ dial weloorae la extended to everybody. Here is a bit of goodness. The new church is to for towards completion that we expect to use It for the first time on Easter Sunday, April 16th. F i r s t M e th o d is t Ke*. J. A Hendry. pastor; church, »«mu* »iid r u ih «(reel; parsonage noils arvnue sod SevenlhV «r»ri; Sunday moraine te rrie s s i ll ; evi 7iOu. Sunday school. 0:4S s. m.; Jno. K. MaiTescberi' meeting every Friday, vssvfr- Sunday school 0:45 a. m., John K. MetUnger, Snpl. in charge. Angus K. Chap­ pell assisting. Our aim: “Every member V present every Sunday, on time, with his own Bible, a studied lesson, a liberal of' faring and a mind to-4earn.‘* * Preaching 11 a. m.. by the pastor. SubJeet,“Christian Stewardship.“ Tbo wind, like other thing» of every$mj Ufa, rarely Invite« notice uni cob It t i unusually '•high," and rarely do wo boar tbo questions, “Why does the wind blow?" “Why doeou’t tbo wind b lo w r W hat ls this wind th at rushes "out of the n o w h e r e Into the here!" Why should It blow a t all, or why some­ times so gontly and a t other times with the resistless force of the hurri­ cane! The wind could have 60 power, It could not even exist,' if the air bad no weight, this weight haring been shown to be about thirty-one grains for each hundred cubic, inches of air. When air Is pnt In motion the effect Is like that obtained by throwing a ball against on object «The harder you throw tbo ball the harder K will strike, and the great­ er the number of balls thrown a t one time the greater will be the forco of the blow. When 4be wind la blowing it strikes what It blows, against, and the harder It blows (that la. tbo greater tbo a peed of the air) the harder It will ■trike against the resisting object W hat causes the wind to blow or why the elr should be In motldn la not easy to explain. Btfnply stated, it la caused by the tendency of hot air to rise and thus to form a partial Yacuum Into which the cooler surrounding air rushes, In much the same way as w ater will rush downward to seek Its level. I f the earth were smooth, if U did Dot rotate and If there were no aun the a ir would be motionless. When the aun ahlnue on a-wide space of the earth tbo air 'of th at region becomes heated, this great volume of warm air rises and the cooler, heavier surround­ ing a ir down In to fake Its place. As the earth rotates there tends to bo formed a ring of beefed and rising air with currents loCowing at the l>9ttom ABi fit >)0th aides. This Is the condltlon that prevails near the equator and causes the trado winds that blow so ■teadlly. The rotation of the earth causos the wind south of the equator to flow toward the northwest and that north of this, line to flow toward the !; of Blaok Lines Sprang. “Every ouco tn awhile,“ says a prom­ WUdmao. pastor: Sunday morning inent comedian, “I am asked by some o n ia s service. 7;tj0; Sabbath school l’ruf. N. J. Perkins, SupL; prayer newspaper or magazine to tell of the ’ Wednesday, 7:00 p. tu.: teachers' actual feelings of a man who Is called iy evening e l 7 JO . ;• on to appear before the public as a continuous funmaker. Usually I re­ Presbyterian ■ Rev. J . F. McKinnon, pastor: morning aervloe, ply by calling attention to ths fact I wvwalng acrvkoe. TlOlli Sabbath achool. 9:43 a. th at one of the greatest tragedies of the i: H sn rv M rfasH r. S u p l; prayer m erlins Wedtheater la connected with the clown. “In -th e time of. Louis XIV. there CaUiedc was a famous clown known as ‘F at Cstholle Cbnrch. Oak avenue between‘8 lk and William’ iGroe Guillaume;, who held 9 th streets. Rev. «rather B re sn a h u In ch arts. Mess every Sunday a t 10 a m. Kotsty, sermon his audiences In the Rue Pavarl by bis *n.j U-11edict Ion every Sundsy et 7:30 p. m. Sun­ wonderful eccentricities of gesture* day school e t 9 e. a . C Itees lows beard Saturday before Ars( Sunday of th* m onth between 4 and 3 voice and mimicry. One night, so the p to. sod 7 end 8 p. m. First Sunday of month legend runs, his wife was dying, and m ess s t 7:30 a. m. and 10 a. m. b e was still obliged to go on and en­ tertain the clanking, clashing, ribald Holy Crass tptscopal ». B. F. Brown, recUir; A. D. Key, senior wer- Parisian mob (bat stood in th s plL It Sunday tncrn ln t eervtoe, II; even In* service was tn th s days before there were ; Sabbath sciituT 9:48 a. n».; B. K. Whlirver. LPreyer mcelia*. 7:30 Wednesday o m i n i seats In the orchektra. “Like all Imitators of the Italian •commedla,' bis face was whitened The Cornet Iat's Teeth. “Do you know tbv great dread of with flour. Under the burden of his -tkreonM H Isir! said a cornet virtuoso. g n a t domestic sorrow .he was stupid *TU toll you. son—the Ions of^ bls teeth. and slow In his performance, and In W o n t thlug th at could happen to him. order to stir him up his companion on I t moans ths otid of bis' playing. No the stags bit him with a resounding m an eon ploy the cornet with- false whack with a heavy cane. The com­ tooth. When bis own cuspldo and bination of his sentimental troubles canines ora gone he loses bis embou­ and tbe physical pain caused Gras Guillaume to weep. As th s tears chure.“—New York Press. streamed down over his whitened face the aspect was so comical th at tbe au­ Q lM eurogem snt “Bo you h are quit laughing a t your dience cheered and laughed Itself Into hysterica Aud ever since then every wife's h o u r "Tea," replied Mr. GrowcheV. “Tbe clown has black Unas on his whitened funnier they seem to me tbe more con­ face. “Many' are the black lines on the' vinced aha la th at they m u st be cor* face of tbe actor th at ths audience r o d la style.“—Washington star. knows not of.”—Chicago T ribune Psychology of tb e Çrowd. Ju et.a PraeaUIIM . 1 “What tnakee the crowd gather ao “So you ara attending cooking achool f* aays tha friend. “A n you go­ “Oh, vulgar curiosity, I auppoaa. ing to do your own w ork!" ‘ L a f i go orar.“(-H arvard Lampoon. “N a I wont to be able to teach my husband bow to prepare the mesta tn Waat» not fresh taara on emergency .“—Judge. g rlc fa —Euripide*. All 4 1 8 M âfnolla Av*. Kind*. Stamping. Embroidery Supplier * Home-Mad* Cooking a Specialty. Hand Paintr l Chin* ' Consignm ents and O rders Solicited i■ * ! «»teM Skkw w t t t k W kt t e k k H W M iW iW H W W W w vw m m m , ! --------- — — A. * II l. l l . l . ■ I..I P. I II ,1 IN , ______ • CONNELLY GENERAL Pure Reading Matter. “One of the funniest requests I ever got,” the advertising manager told us, “w as from n local dry goods m erchant H e oald. 1 want this advertisement put In a part of the paper where wom­ en will bo aure to read I t ’ “ 'G reat Bcott, manl' 1 said. ‘Don’t you know that when wo have some pure reeding m atter that we wantwomen to be aure to npo wo put It n ex t.to a dry goods advcrtlsementT"' —Cleveland Plain Dealer. FIRE . . IN SU R A N C E A G E N T SANFORD, r 1 (IRIDA W m i.i.m M i An Ox Hide. “Thomas," said the professor to a pupil In the Junior class In chemistry, “mention an oxide.“ “Leather," replied Thomas. “W hat is leather an oxide of?" asked the professor. “An oxide of beef," answered tbo bright youngster.—Chicago News. _L, 1. Showered With Attentions. “Now that you are rich I suppose everybody" is noxious to servo you.“. “T hat's (be wny It seems.'<S(l'm on the lookout all tbo time for subpof egg." —Kansas city Journal . Preaching a t night, 7 o'olook, by Kov. Notice o f ‘Application fo r Tax-Deed C. Fired'Blackburn, the presiding elder of tinder Section 8 of C hapter 4888. the Miami district Laws ofT lorldu First quarterly conference Monday at Notice U hereby glvrn tb it M. M. Smith ut Win­ 7JO o’clock |^.nt_ (¿L-riW epartlffenirof ter Park, Florida, purrb tier of tax cecllAcale« named below, ha* Died »aid crrtMrnlc* In my of­ - tfarefeurchhave written reports. All the fice and made application for (ax deed* to Uaur In aooordxnce with law. Said certificate* embrace members of the church should attend the the follow ini deacrihed property situated in Orange crunty, Florida: conference. Every ofllclal should be In Cert- No. 2577 of 1893: Nrt of NWK Sec. in. bis place that night, or send laudable ). 21 A R. 32 £ . assessed In the name of A W. B ampton. written excuse. r Cert.' No. 2799of 1894: 8M of NWM Sec.-11; Tp. 21 S. 7 31 E, a ia eu n l In the name of R. Uriggi. Jr. Wednesday, 7J0 p. m., prayer meeting. s o u t h w e s t . —B t. N ic h o la s . Cert- No. 2583 of 1803: SWM of SEW orSWM Thursday, .3JQ p. m.. Junior League Sec. 18, Tp. 21 S, R 32 E. e**e»*al In the name of Unknown Owner. meeting, Mrs. L R. Philips Supt. in charge. Cert. No. 2148 of 1807: Si;it of NWM of S f.il and EKofSW U ofNWMuf SEW Sec 18, T p2l A’R 32 Friday, 7:30 p. ra., weekly Sunday ciaeaacd In the name of W: C, Isooba, .j Psthetlo Inoldent Prom Whleh the Use E.Cert. school teachers' tnoellag. No 2428 of KOI: SWM of NWM Sec 10, rV * Fancy'Work* of Phene 324. -Tp 21 A R 32 E. ataeated In the name of Friea a -----Robinson. Cert. No. 2423 of 1901: SWM of NEM Sec 10, Tp 21 S, R 32 E, aaeraaedlRlhe name of Fries A RobCeri. No 2822011898: SEW ofSEU of SWM Sec 18. Tp 21 A K 32 E. asaetaed In the name of D. M. Cert. No. 3111 of 1804: NM of NWVt of SEI. Sec 16. Tp 21 A R 32 E, assessed In the nome of unknown Owner.' Cert No. 3114 of 1894: WM of SWM of NWM of o r , r , Sec d i v 16. i n . Tp * *, 21. 4 i, S o nR 82 . _ E, . . . assessed __________ _ In __ ___ SEW the li aro# of Unknown O w ner.. Unleai auld crrtlAcatei «hall tie redeemed aotunliuS Ui law. tax deni* will Imud (betvini un lite 25lh day of April, A. P. IBM. ( Wilneei my ufficiai ■Unti tute and seal this 2f tli day of Marcii, A. D. 1911, D esìi A ( h : M. ROBINSON. Clerk Circuli Court. Oranse County Florida SECURE A none NOW O u r Easy Paym ent Plan seems to suit everybody. because we enable you to The Best * . % * Let Us i', '”* -* 1 é Suburban Show Property You *.• è#] Near *•*m [The Sanford • *t* T i Ir T Heights Just a few lots left and they can be bought for one-third their ac­ tual val.ue,. on easy terms. To wait is b u t to lose, so 6ome, look and you will buy. Good road to the Property, good \ sidewalks through the Property | and good people living on the \ Property. : -: | It’s popular Get A Hom£>’ Be the landlord's slave no longer. Strike out far freedom. We will help you If you will let us. Our Home&at M arkham Park ora just tber thing for you. Take your w t f m r i o o k tn thrm. - t f h o - w t t l - b e - d r lighted with tbe prospects of owning one of them. . H. GARNER Sanford, Florida S a n f o r d H e ig h ts Improvement Company cc . First Street Opposite P o s to iK c c Marks Real Estate Agency, A g e n t s . �IN SANFORD— Lite h Worth Lining V urtiB er 3 3 Volume III S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A , F R I D A Y . M A R G H 3 1 . 1911 NEWS OF THE WORLD ALL AROUND fLORIDA — PROCLAMATION The General News .of "The Land of Flowers. * o. the people of this the most favored section of the Southland having received the benefits of advertising in the past and, W h e r e a s , the Governor of the, State of Florida, having set aside the first day of May as the dato on which to send Post Cards, Papers and other Literature descriptive of oujr Great State to the people of other States, Therefore, Be it . v *• CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS W eather For April A reactionary storm period is in |*ogress as we pass from March Into April. Sturms of rain, wind and thunder will culminate on and touching Sunday the 2nd. winding up with possible snow In northern extremes. Rising barometer, fair wether and frosty nights will visit moat parts of the country between the 2nd and 5th. A regular storm period covers the 4th to 8th, having its center on the 6th. Dur­ ing the 6th to 8th. storms of rain, wind and thunder will make their transit from west to east, touching most parts of the oqpntry. These storms will be In the form of heavy April showers, breaking into severe thunder squalls and thunder storms in many localities. Fair weather and cool nights, with possible frost nortliwan), will follow these storms. A reactionary stonu period on and touching the 11th and 12th will bring severe thunder, rain nnj4 hall to many sections. A regular storm period ex tends from the 10th to the 21st. On and touching these ids tea. expect many active April storms and squalls, to much cooler. A Efignamny »lUSUi-period -h as-lu , center on the 24th and 25th. and threat­ ening weather will appear. A regular storm period is central on the 29th, extending from the 27th to May 3rd, " - - HAPPENING S DURING THE WEEK W h ereas, ■. An Epitome of th e Week’s M ost Im­ portant happenings In th e 'S t a t e ’s Domain. Port St. Joe. a town that was wiped out more, than half a century ago throagh b combination of yellow fever and busi­ ness adversities, is to be restored to tbo map of Florida. A land company and a railroad company are behind the new movement. The GuhiesviUq jail is not an inviting place of refugo for the inmates, as al­ most every week the papers give reports of sn attempted escape. • In thOcourseof a few weeks the new • plant o f 5the Florida Woodenware Com­ pany, located in Palatka will begin oper­ ations. when a large force of men will be given employment, and the task of ^(re­ ducing 'thousands of buckets and luW daily will begin. Senator Duncan U. Fletcher had o nar­ row escape from serious Injury, perhni» dcatli. In the railroad wrecH In Geurgln Suturday, Me changed sleepers and the one in wjdch he originally intended rid­ ing was smushed. The Plant City Courier prints a strnwbcrry cartoon illustrating that enterpris­ ing town’s excellent location'as the center of this growing Industry. The Courier * cites the fact that 902,000 has been al­ ready paid for - berries on the railroad platform there, which shows the extent of the business. The harem shirt hai"arrlved" at Tarnjiu. As yet it Is only droped on a wire figure In a chow window but mny become animated ere long. „ Tljot St. Johns county Is going to 1« precipitated Into a wet and dry cum.-pnign is now evident. The movement j has been launched by citizens of Hastings - and is being carried on' independently of the count]! branch of the Anti-Saloon League. Only ten Florida Militia officers will be chosen to attend theurm y maneuvers in Texas, as news has come from Washing. ton tliut only 1,000 will be selected from the national guard organizations of the various States. Allotment is made on llie strength of the organized militia. Policeman Wilson lies at the |>oint of death at the Gordon Keller Memorial Hos­ pital at Tampa and Charles Drown, a negro, with whom the policeman fought a pistol duel, is in the same condition ut the Clara Frye negro hospital. A negro named Williams, returning home unex­ pectedly, is alleged to have found ifrown in company with his wife. He sent tor the policeman, and us soon us the latter apix-ored Drown opened fire. -The officer was wounded In Several places about the body before be could return >the fire. Wilson fell to the ground, but, lying fiat on hia back, drew his’ revolver and prob­ ably fatally wounded the negro. — Items of Interest Gleaned fro m Various Sources I, » ■«■■■■ • * • % * That every Public Spirited Citizen of Sanford and the Celery Delta join in the Great Movement for Advertising our Section and send greetings to our friends in every part of the-world. (Signed) CITIZENS O F SAN FO RD , . R eso lved, , ANOTHER BIG LAND DEAL * « ’ . Per THE SA N F O R D , HERALD ' THE LAST CALL TO THE POLIOS GROWERS GET G 9 00-R E T U R N S _____ Nineteen Thousand Acres In Geneva Section Changes Hands ’ pOno of the Iflg eat transactions In laud consummated InOrunge county took place n short time ugo when the Musselwhlio and Howard tract comprising JP.UOO acres in the'Geneva peninsulh* passed into the possession of the Fast Sanford Lund Com­ pany, of which Mr. W. A. Whitcomb of Bloomington, III., is the moving spirit. This body of land which sold for $142,000, lies In townships 10, 20 and 21 east, and ranges 31, 32 uud 38 south, which nre between loike Harney and Jessup, the lund being bounded1»!! three sides by the two lakes and St. Johns river. There is a. well defined opinion in this section that lund sltuuted on or near a largo body of water has a certain protection against Dm cold that does not attain with land not so located, which if true makes of this tract one of llio best pieces of lund undeveloped in the stole for home and farms. It was learned from Mr. Whitcomb that it was the intention of his associates and himself to disposed of the land in tract of five ucrcs or more. The lund in the cctiaal section of the tract is well adapted to the growth of citrus fruits, peaches, pears, pecans and other nuts as well us tigs and persimmons of the Japanese variety.- The land ncup Die river and lakes is of the flowing' well type, there taring some 4.000 acres of« this nature, which adapts it perfectly to the producduction ol winter vegetables such us ure grown In the Sanford celery della. The fact that tills section bus just passed through u drought covering fifteen weeks, during 'which period the; Sanford, crops grew to maturity without being stunted in any particular, further demonstrates the wortli of iti6 system o f. Irrigation as obtained here through the Inexhaustible jupply of artesian water which flows naturally. The 4.000 acres of this trnct that cun be irrigated as Sanford lands are irrigated, will form the nucleus of a very thrifty settlement—Timea-Unlon. Commercial Club Meeting The meeting of the Commercial Club last Monday wui fraught with good results and there was a feast of reason and flow of the soul (a la Uudwciser). Messrs. McLain and Culpepper of Gen­ eva met with the club uud called at­ tention to the i\eed of a drawbridge -ut the Geneva crossing. Hon. Frank Wood­ ruff, member of the board of county com­ missions stnted that the board had under advisement the matter of this bridge and that they would pay half If the citizens would pay half. Also that the crossing to Osteen would be bridged by a draw­ bridge supported through loll rules. This i* good news to the people of San­ ford and there is no doubt about both of these bridges being built. Freight rates, railroad facilities and other importout matters were taken up and discussed. The offlejal buttop for the Club was distributed among those present by secretary Woodruff. The but­ ton fins the’Inscription. ‘Sanford Commer­ cial Clqb’ and the "Garden Spot of the World", on a white ground with a stalk of celery,~en tampan!. (Whatever that H>). Every one who attended the meeting was greatly encouraged by Die future outlook of Sanford and rnkny enrolled Popularity Plano Contest Closes Today. Votes 8IIII Pouring In Well now. what do you know about th* hunch pf star contestants who arc in The Herald's-,Popularity list tp receive the $500 Grand Contest PianoT These contestants accomplished a godd work wJiifli will be a monument to them in future years, the monument of placing in tile homes 0 weekly paper which is clean, up to-datu and facts about San­ ford's marvelous advancement. ffFhe great­ est power in the world 'or bettering a coipinunity is the newspaper and llie American home is rated by the news­ papers and magazines Unit enter it. As booh as you receive this issue sit down and make u list of tltose who - would be happier, and better by receiving the Herald. Then send in Die list at once. Think of those away from home. The Herald would be liked a letter from home from ull the dear' acquaintances that would inspire them to strive for greater achievements In their chosen vocation In life.' Make out a list nml send to the Contest Mnnqgcr nnd votes Will bo given your fnvorite contestant. Florlda Vegetables Growers .Associa­ tion’* Good Work ( Under the oTiTUrnffnagement of-Hurry Ward the Florida Vegetable Growers As­ sociation has made good this season. A t Die present time celery that under ordinury conditions would not bring 511 cents per '¿rate is netting Die growers 91.00. The association bus been u power and ev­ ery grower is pleased with the good showing made. At this time last seasou the prico was very low and the good price prevailing this year while not en­ tirely due to the association has certainly been bettered by the methods of market­ ing pursued by the association. Co-operation is.lhe secret of success In business these days and until ull Die growers are corralled, under one head-a systematic method of growing and mar­ keting crops will never bo effected. Despite difficulties mid knotty problems the first year of Die assoduUon has certainly been u success mid should stimulate the growers Into creating- u much larger membership next season. In unity there Is strength! Death of F. J. Symes After a short Illness nnd surrounded by bis . children and grandchildren F. J. Symes breathed his last on Sunday at the home of hi*' daughter. Mrs. D. A. Howard. The funeral services occurred on Monday. Rev. J. F. McKinnon official Ing. Internment was made in Die family burying ground at McBuin, Michigan. Mr. Symes wns greatly beloved by ull who knew him at his adopted home in the Southland. He had been coming to Sanfurd for several years and was lurgcrly interested in the lm|irovement of lids section. His cheerful, Helpful life; devoted to his wife and family und .kindness to everybody will long huger as a .fragrant memory in the homo which his presence brightened and which death has now darkened. Though he I* gone his record has been made und will remain with us us n lasting treasure. His life was gentle but like the still waters it was deep. In hit heart ho carried those he loved, and bis baud never weary, Ills steps never failed in caring for and ministering U) those who were in any way dependent upon him. Besides a devoted wife he leaves two daughters. Mrs. D. A. Howard and Mrs. Kent Kossetter, and ono son, Roy T. Symes oil of this city. We can only re­ mind these mourners that he Is not dead he is only asleep—resting after a long and well spent life here, he cannot, and would not if ho could return to us; we cun, if we will, go to him. Behind the siotm clouds ulways lurks the rainbow and wheu Die storm it past it weeps zipon Die flowers of Die land and the pearls Boy Invents Aeroplane of tha sea. Darkness precedes th e’down­ Joseph E. Anderson, u 19-yeur old in­ ing and out of the blackness of night ventor, of Greenwich, Cniiu.. expects to be comes the sunshine and joy of the day. one of the competitors for Did Gould prize of ¿15,000 for aeroplanes driven by a Card ofT hanks double propeller system. Young AuderDied March 28, 1011, ut Die horoX of son’s machine combines some of the best of his daughter, Mrs. B. A. Howard, Mr. features of the/Wright type of biplanes Frunk J. Symes. To Diose who so kindly with some of Diose.of the Antoinette. assisted us at the Dmeof our bcreavment. One principle in the ’monoplane has We wish to express bur beart-felt thanks. y i tii-ni y ed in myoplnnes of -------- - --- u “‘ v I ttvur«_______ __ * ~ this class. The machine will tie so con­ Mr. and Mrs. B. A, structed Diet there will two engines and • H • oward r" , Mss *■vuT D m U n v R v u m two propellers, either one of Die proUntil Noon Saturday to Vote In order that every ¡(ossible chance can be given. You can cast your vote# until noon Saturday. The Contest Manager will receive returns ut Die 'Hcritfil Office until Saturday noon. It rests with you to win and tlic contestant receiving Die largest number of voles, will get Die Herald Prize Pjauo. In Die following issue a full account of the winner and exact standing of each contestant will lie given. Write your nnino plainly und name you favorite contestant and votes will be given, by thfc Conte*t Editress Mrs. M. F.' Keyes .' __ Muslcale a t Wcluka Club One of the most enjoyable events (lint have been given at the Wcluka club wasu musical lust Tuesduy afternoon: Mrs. R. Homrighuus was chairman of the most efficient committee Dial strangl'd the p ro g ram ^ The Aral number on the pro­ gram was a vocal solo by Miss Mabel Howler nnd her sweet voice was never beard to better advantage. Mrs. H. C. Maitland came next nnd completely charmed the audience with two beautiful vocal selections mid responded to repeated encores. Mrs. Maitland is teacher of vocal music in Die Livingston College at Enterprise, and is alto o gifted reader, delighting the club with a humorous selection on this occatshm. Miss Madge Ward und Miss Ruth Abbott two of San­ ford's favorite pianoitla played numbers that were much enjoyed and Miss Mercedes Munson very sweetly sung two pretty selections.' Social half hour with refresh­ ments followed. Here th e Reader* Will rind a Brief H istorical Spring Flowing . For Hurried Reader* Nine people were killed and fourteen injured In a Dixie Flyer wreck at Tliton, Go., last Sunday. ■One hundred and fffty people were kill­ ed in a shirt waist factory tire in New York last Saturday. Lack of Are escapes wns the principal cause of the many deaDu. . . •I , - . Li •John F. Gnynor, Just released from Die federal prison at ADanla. On-, where he and his partner. Benjamin F. Greene, were sent for frauds estimated at 92.000,000 In the contract for Die Savannah har­ bor Improvements, has arrived In New York, a physical wreck. There are multiplying evidences that the coming session of congress is going to bo a long one. Wbon the Dlngloy bill wns-fHissed at an extra session congress fini sited its work during the month of’Au­ gust. and wlien Die labor of tn*king_the. Poyne-Aldrich tariff bill it wns done it wns the latter part of July. If adjourn­ ment f* bud abtho coming extra session before {September many persona will be surprlsfad. An Atlanta . preacher paid 925 for speeding bis automobile. Preachers seem to liave no rights at Die capital of Geor­ gia Dial oven Die law respects. A Cincinnati druggist was’ fined 950 and costs for selling cocaine without a prescription. This is another case of the punishment not being In proportion to Die offense. A clear chain of wireless telegraph sta­ tions extending from Maine U> Florida Is now Included In the Marconi Wireless Tclcgrqplr Company's system, according to the company1* - annual report. Many coastwise vessels south of New York have been added to the fleet equipped with the Marconi system. It is stated from sources that are close to the president that the pardon appeals of both Charles W. Morse, the Convict hunker and "Ice king” of New York, and John K. Walsh, the convicted Chicago • hanker will be denied. With Die proposed international highwuy from Now York, to Montreal appar­ ently in a fair way of success, friends of the project ure now ndverUslng the ex­ tension of the road from New- York to Jacksonville. Fla. A bill appropriating 9I.OUU.UOU to complete New York's state share of Die highway from New York to Rouse's Point passed Die senate and probably will coin# up for passage in the assembly .Dlls week. Governor Dix has ulreudy announced his approval of* the measure. ' Cau’t Kiss The Babies Columbus, Miss., March 29.—“Don’t kill me; I don't like it, and you may have germs. Try some one who likes It," Thus reads th e ' tug worn by the first company of the first regiment of babies enlisted in the campaign against tuber­ culosis by the American Tuberculosis Ex- biblUon, under the direction of E. G, Routzahn. The mothers have enrolled the children and tagged Diem. There will be more as the fight goes on and other moDicrs join in Die crudsade to preserved baby's healDi. ' Livingstone College Recital Mrs. liomrighous went to Enterprise Saturday to assist In a recital at Living­ stone College. Mrs. liomrighous is at the head of the vocal department of' Die col­ lege and Mrs. Maitland at the head of the )ilnno and *chogl of expression. These two touchers, assisted by the students of the throe deportmeiiu, gave a recital laat Saturday evening, which was attended by u large and appreciative audience. The college Is growing In numbers and Interest and is now preparing for the first commencement exercises. ' '* . Hog* Stolen . . B. F. Ball who resides dear Etbcl, In 1-ake County had seven bogs stolen oge day last week. Five of them escaped and returned home but- the other two are pciibUTSiy ill *um* uliter felkma peu:—Tbebogs were black with white feet and Mr. learn of their wberou b o u ts . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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March 2-1, («Hi SÄNTORD JltRALD usiness Years in the "Real E i’t “Skinned” Enough Buyers to Retire yet MARKS RICH Few W here Devout o f the Celery City Worship Sunday. RESUM E OF A LL CHURCH EVENTS Of In te re st to Those Religiously In­ clined—Subjects o f Discourses tor th e Sabbath. a i» Tk, FaMm *f lb* Ckaniit. U th* City *n Eatswl* >i|»*wl ta Mag *r md thali AnBOM*atn«BI* and whw Ch*rtk H im l i ihlt oOm I t ; rim » ,» . m i _____________ IBM ih»« W t i t » T h e P e s e t a 's C o n tr e s a tlo n a l *CV. Uraroe B. Waldron, pastor; Sunday m orninf •crrloa. 11: evening »«rvic*, 7:00; prayer meeting Wrvineaday. 7:00 a m ; Sabbath achool. 9:40 a. in. 5-C. Eoamlnjar, Superintendent, "Some Heroes of Today1’ U.Rev. George. B. Waldron's subect.next Sunday evening. In the morning be will apeak on the Forty-Sixth Psalm. These services open prompUy at 11 a. tn. and 7 p.m . A cor­ dial weloorae la extended to everybody. Here is a bit of goodness. The new church is to for towards completion that we expect to use It for the first time on Easter Sunday, April 16th. F i r s t M e th o d is t Ke*. J. A Hendry. pastor; church, »«mu* »iid r u ih «(reel; parsonage noils arvnue sod SevenlhV «r»ri; Sunday moraine te rrie s s i ll ; evi 7iOu. Sunday school. 0:4S s. m.; Jno. K. MaiTescberi' meeting every Friday, vssvfr- BARGAINS Left WHY THE WIND BLOWS, i: W O M A N ’S E X C H A N G E , T h * Bsalo Prinolple, the Tendsnoy of H o t A lra to Rise. k !; Fancy'Work* of All Kind*. Stamping. Embroidery Supplier * Home-Mad* Cooking a Specialty. Tbo wind, like other thing» of every$mj Ufa, rarely Invite« notice uni cob It t i unusually '•high," and rarely do wo boar tbo questions, “Why does the wind blow?" “Why doeou’t tbo wind b lo w r W hat ls this wind th at rushes "out of the n o w h e r e Into the here!" Why should It blow a t all, or why some­ times so gontly and a t other times with the resistless force of the hurri­ cane! The wind could have 60 power, It could not even exist,' if the air bad no weight, this weight haring been shown to be about thirty-one grains for each hundred cubic, inches of air. When air Is pnt In motion the effect Is like that obtained by throwing a ball against on object «The harder you throw tbo ball the harder K will strike, and the great­ er the number of balls thrown a t one time the greater will be the forco of the blow. When 4be wind la blowing it strikes what It blows, against, and the harder It blows (that la. tbo greater tbo a peed of the air) the harder It will ■trike against the resisting object W hat causes the wind to blow or why the elr should be In motldn la not easy to explain. Btfnply stated, it la caused by the tendency of hot air to rise and thus to form a partial Yacuum Into which the cooler surrounding air rushes, In much the same way as w ater will rush downward to seek Its level. I f the earth were smooth, if U did Dot rotate and If there were no aun the a ir would be motionless. When the aun ahlnue on a-wide space of the earth tbo air 'of th at region becomes heated, this great volume of warm air rises and the cooler, heavier surround­ ing a ir down In to fake Its place. As the earth rotates there tends to bo formed a ring of beefed and rising air with currents loCowing at the l>9ttom ABi fit >)0th aides. This Is the condltlon that prevails near the equator and causes the trado winds that blow so ■teadlly. The rotation of the earth causos the wind south of the equator to flow toward the northwest and that north of this, line to flow toward the Sunday school 0:45 a. m., John K. MetUnger, Snpl. in charge. Angus K. Chap­ pell assisting. Our aim: “Every member V present every Sunday, on time, with his own Bible, a studied lesson, a liberal of' faring and a mind to-4earn.‘* * Preaching 11 a. m.. by the pastor. SubJeet,“Christian Stewardship.“ . Preaching a t night, 7 o'olook, by Kov. C. Fired'Blackburn, the presiding elder of the Miami district First quarterly conference Monday at 7JO o’clock |^.nt_ (¿L-riW epartlffenirof - tfarefeurchhave written reports. All the members of the church should attend the conference. Every ofllclal should be In bis place that night, or send laudable written excuse. Wednesday, 7J0 p. m., prayer meeting. s o u t h w e s t . —B t. N ic h o la s . Thursday, .3JQ p. m.. Junior League meeting, Mrs. L R. Philips Supt. in charge. Friday, 7:30 p. ra., weekly Sunday Psthetlo Inoldent Prom Whleh the Use school teachers' tnoellag. r V * of Blaok Lines Sprang. “Every ouco tn awhile,“ says a prom­ WUdmao. pastor: Sunday morning inent comedian, “I am asked by some o n ia s service. 7;tj0; Sabbath school l’ruf. N. J. Perkins, SupL; prayer newspaper or magazine to tell of the ’ Wednesday, 7:00 p. tu.: teachers' actual feelings of a man who Is called iy evening e l 7 JO . ;• on to appear before the public as a continuous funmaker. Usually I re­ P r e s b y te r ia n ■ Rev. J . F. McKinnon, pastor: morning aervloe, ply by calling attention to ths fact I wvwalng acrvkoe. TlOlli Sabbath achool. 9:43 a. th at one of the greatest tragedies of the i: H sn rv M rfasH r. S u p l; prayer m erlins Wedtheater la connected with the clown. “In -th e time of. Louis XIV. there CaUiedc was a famous clown known as ‘F at Cstholle Cbnrch. Oak avenue between‘8 lk and William’ iGroe Guillaume;, who held 9 th streets. Rev. «rather B re sn a h u In ch arts. Mess every Sunday a t 10 a m. Kotsty, sermon his audiences In the Rue Pavarl by bis *n.j U edict Ion every Sundsy et 7:30 p. m. Sun­ wonderful eccentricities of gesture* day school e t 9 e. a . C Itees lows beard Saturday before Ars( Sunday of th* m onth between 4 and 3 voice and mimicry. One night, so the p to. sod 7 end 8 p. m. First Sunday of month legend runs, his wife was dying, and m ess s t 7:30 a. m. and 10 a. m. b e was still obliged to go on and en­ tertain the clanking, clashing, ribald Holy Crass tptscopal ». B. F. Brown, recUir; A. D. Key, senior wer- Parisian mob (bat stood in th s plL It Sunday tncrn ln t eervtoe, II; even In* service was tn th s days before there were ; Sabbath sciituT 9:48 a. n».; B. K. Whlirver. LPreyer mcelia*. 7:30 Wednesday o m i n i seats In the orchektra. “Like all Imitators of the Italian •commedla,' bis face was whitened T he Cornet I at's Teeth. “Do you know tbv great dread of with flour. Under the burden of his -tkreonM H Isir! said a cornet virtuoso. g n a t domestic sorrow .he was stupid *TU toll you. son—the Ions of^ bls teeth. and slow In his performance, and In W o n t thlug th at could happen to him. order to stir him up his companion on I t moans ths otid of bis' playing. No the stags bit him with a resounding m an eon ploy the cornet with- false whack with a heavy cane. The com­ tooth. When bis own cuspldo and bination of his sentimental troubles canines ora gone he loses bis embou­ and tbe physical pain caused Gras Guillaume to weep. As th s tears chure.“—New York Press. streamed down over his whitened face the aspect was so comical th at tbe au­ Q lM e u ro g e m s n t “Bo you h are quit laughing a t your dience cheered and laughed Itself Into hysterica Aud ever since then every wife's h o u r "Tea," replied Mr. GrowcheV. “Tbe clown has black Unas on his whitened funnier they seem to me tbe more con­ face. “Many' are the black lines on the' vinced aha la th at they m u st be cor* face of tbe actor th at ths audience r o d la style.“—Washington star. knows not of.”—Chicago T ribune Psychology of tb e Çrowd. Ju et.a PraeaUIIM. 1 “W hat tnakee the crowd gather ao “So you ara attending cooking achool f* aays tha friend. “A n you go­ “Oh, vulgar curiosity, I auppoaa. ing to do your own w ork!" ‘ L a f i go orar.“(-H arvard Lampoon. “N a I wont to be able to teach my husband bow to prepare the mesta tn Waat» not fresh taara on emergency .“—Judge. g rlc fa —Euripide*. Phene 3 2 4 . 4 1 8 M âfnolla Av*. Hand Paintr l Chin* ' Consignm ents and O rders Solicited i■ * ! «»teM Skkw w t t t k W kt t e k k H W M iW iW H W W W w vw m m m , ! ---- — — II l.ll.l. ■I..I I II ,1 IN, ___ • A. P. CONNELLY GENERAL Pure Reading Matter. “One of the funniest requests I ever got,” the advertising manager told us, “w as from n local dry goods m erchant H e oald. 1 want this advertisement put In a part of the paper where wom­ en will bo aure to read I t ’ “ 'G reat Bcott, manl' 1 said. ‘Don’t you know that when wo have some pure reeding m atter that we wantwomen to be aure to npo wo put It n ex t.to a dry goods advcrtlsementT"' —Cleveland Plain Dealer. FIRE . . IN SU R A N C E A G E N T SANFORD, r 1 (IRIDA W m i.i.m M i * An Ox Hide. “Thomas," said the professor to a pupil In the Junior class In chemistry, “mention an oxide.“ “Leather," replied Thomas. “W hat is leather an oxide of?" asked the professor. “An oxide of beef," answered tbo bright youngster.—Chicago News. _L, 1. Showered With Attentions. “Now that you are rich I suppose everybody" is noxious to servo you.“. “T hat's (be wny It seems.'<S(l'm on the lookout all tbo time for subpof egg." —Kansas city Journal Notice o f ‘Application fo r Tax-Deed tinder Section 8 of C hapter 4888. Laws ofT lorldu Notice U hereby glvrn tb i t M. M. Smith ut Win­ ter Park, Florida, purrb tie r of tax cecllAcale« named below, ha* Died »aid crrtMrnlc* In my of­ fice and made application for (ax deed* to Uaur In aooordxnce with law. Said certificate* embrace th e follow in i deacrihed property situated in Orange crunty, Florida: Cert- No. 2577 of 1893: Nrt of NWK Sec. in. ). 21 A R. 32 £ . assessed In the nam e of A W. ampton. r Cert.' No. 2799of 1894: 8M of NWM Sec.-11; Tp. 21 S. 7 31 E, a ia e u n l In the name of R. Uriggi. Jr. Cert- No. 2583 of 1803: SWM of SEW orSW M Sec. 18, Tp. 21 S, R 32 E. e**e»*al In the name of Unknown Owner. Cert. No. 2148 of 1807: Si;it of NWM of Sf.il and EK ofSW U ofNW Muf SEW Sec 18, T p 2 l A’R 32 E. ciaeaacd In the name of W: C, Isooba, .j Cert. No 2428 of KOI: SWM of NWM Sec 10, -Tp 21 A R 32 E. ataeated In the name of Friea a -----Robinson. Cert. No. 2423 of 1901: SWM of NEM Sec 10, Tp 21 S, R 32 E, aaeraaedlRlhe name of Fries A Rob- B Ceri. No 2822011898: SEW ofSEU of SWM Sec 18. Tp 21 A K 32 E. asaetaed In the name of D. M. Cert. No. 3111 of 1804: NM of NWVt of SEI. Sec 16. Tp 21 A R 32 E, assessed In the nome of unknown Owner.' Cert No. 3114 of 1894: WM of SWM of NWM of or, r, Sec div 16. in. Tp **, 4i, . _ E, . . . assessed ________ In _ __ SEW 21. oS nR 82 the li aro# of Unknown O w ner.. Unleai auld crrtlAcatei «hall tie redeemed aotunliuS Ui law. tax deni* will Imud (betvini un lite 25lh day of April, A. P. IBM. ( Wilneei my ufficiai ■Unti tute and seal this 2f tli day of Marcii, A. D. 1911, D esìi A ( h : M. ROBINSON. Clerk Circuli Court. Oranse County Florida - 11 SECURE A none NOW O u r E a s y P a y m e n t Plan seems to suit everybody. because we enable you to T i Ir T ** -* Best 1 % Lée t U s i', **.'”The Suburban Show Y *o.•u è# ] [The •* t* Heights Property Near *• * m Sanford Just a few lots left and they can be bought for one-third their ac­ tual val.ue,. on easy terms. To wait is but to lose, so 6ome, look and you will buy. Good road to the Property, good \ sidewalks through the Property | and good people living on the \ Property. : -:| It’s popular Get A Hom£>’ Be the landlord's slave no longer. Strike out far freedom. We will help you If you will let us. Our Home&at M arkham Park ora just tber thing for you. Take your w t f m r i o o k tn thrm. - t f h o - w t t l - b e - d r lighted with tbe prospects of owning one of them. . H. GARNER S a n fo rd , F lo rid a S a n fo r d H eig h ts Improvement Company cc . First Street Opposite P o sto iK c c Marks Real Estate Agency, Agents. �IN SANFORD— Lite h Worth Lining VurtiBer 33 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MARGH 31. 1911 Volume III NEWS OF THE WORLD ALL AROUND fLORIDA — The General News .of "The Land of Flowers. * P R O C L A M A T I O N o. An Epitome of th e Week’s M ost Im­ portant happenings In th e 'S t a t e ’s Domain. Port St. Joe. a town that was wiped out more, than half a century ago throagh b combination of yellow fever and busi­ ness adversities, is to be restored to tbo map of Florida. A land company and a railroad company are behind the new movement. The GuhiesviUq jail is not an inviting place of refugo for the inmates, as al­ most every week the papers give reports of sn attempted escape. • In thOcourseof a few weeks the new • plant o f 5the Florida Woodenware Com­ pany, located in Palatka will begin oper­ ations. when a large force of men will be given employment, and the task of ^(re­ ducing 'thousands of buckets and luW daily will begin. Senator Duncan U. Fletcher had o nar­ row escape from serious Injury, perhni» dcatli. In the railroad wrecH In Geurgln Suturday, Me changed sleepers and the one in wjdch he originally intended rid­ ing was smushed. The Plant City Courier prints a strnwbcrry cartoon illustrating that enterpris­ ing town’s excellent location'as the center of this growing Industry. The Courier * cites the fact that 902,000 has been al­ ready paid for - berries on the railroad platform there, which shows the extent of the business. The harem shirt hai"arrlved" at Tarnjiu. As yet it Is only droped on a wire figure In a chow window but mny become animated ere long. „ Tljot St. Johns county Is going to 1« precipitated Into a wet and dry cum.-pnign is now evident. The movement j has been launched by citizens of Hastings - and is being carried on' independently of the count]! branch of the Anti-Saloon League. Only ten Florida Militia officers will be chosen to attend theurm y maneuvers in Texas, as news has come from Washing. ton tliut only 1,000 will be selected from the national guard organizations of the various States. Allotment is made on llie strength of the organized militia. Policeman Wilson lies at the |>oint of death at the Gordon Keller Memorial Hos­ pital at Tampa and Charles Drown, a negro, with whom the policeman fought a pistol duel, is in the same condition ut the Clara Frye negro hospital. A negro named Williams, returning home unex­ pectedly, is alleged to have found ifrown in company with his wife. He sent tor the policeman, and us soon us the latter apix-ored Drown opened fire. -The officer was wounded In Several places about the body before be could return >the fire. Wilson fell to the ground, but, lying fiat on hia back, drew his’ revolver and prob­ ably fatally wounded the negro. W eather For April A reactionary storm period is in |*ogress as we pass from March Into April. Sturms of rain, wind and thunder will culminate on and touching Sunday the 2nd. winding up with possible snow In northern extremes. Rising barometer, fair wether and frosty nights will visit moat parts of the country between the 2nd and 5th. A regular storm period covers the 4th to 8th, having its center on the 6th. Dur­ ing the 6th to 8th. storms of rain, wind and thunder will make their transit from west to east, touching most parts of the oqpntry. These storms will be In the form of heavy April showers, breaking into severe thunder squalls and thunder storms in many localities. Fair weather and cool nights, with possible frost nortliwan), will follow these storms. A reactionary stonu period on and touching the 11th and 12th will bring severe thunder, rain nnj4 hall to many sections. A regular storm period ex tends from the 10th to the 21st. On and touching these ids tea. expect many active April storms and squalls, to much cooler. A Efignam ny »lUSUi-period -h as-lu , center on the 24th and 25th. and threat­ ening weather will appear. A regular storm period is central on the 29th, extending from the 27th to May 3rd, " - - HAPPENINGS DURING TH E WEEK the people of this the most favored section of the Southland having received the benefits of advertising in* •the past and, ■. I, »■«■■■■ • W h e r e a s , the Governor of the, State of Florida, having set aside the first day of May as the dato on which to send Post Cards, Papers and other Literature descriptive of oujr Great State to the people of other States, Therefore, Be it . v *• CULLED FROM TH E S TATE PRESS — Items of Interest Gleaned fro m Various Sources W h ereas, % * That every Public Spirited Citizen of Sanford and the Celery Delta join in the Great Movement for Advertising our Section and send greetings to our friends in every part of the-world. (Signed) CITIZENS O F SAN FO RD , . R eso lv ed , , ANOTHER BIG LAND DEAL * « ’ . Per THE SANFORD, HERALD ' THE LAST CALL TO THE POLIOS GROWERS GET G 9 0 0 -R ETU RN S ____ Nineteen Thousand Acres In Geneva Section Changes Hands ’ pOno of the Iflg eat transactions In laud consummated InOrunge county took place n short time ugo when the Musselwhlio and Howard tract comprising JP.UOO acres in the'Geneva peninsulh* passed into the possession of the Fast Sanford Lund Com­ pany, of which Mr. W. A. Whitcomb of Bloomington, III., is the moving spirit. This body of land which sold for $142,000, lies In townships 10, 20 and 21 east, and ranges 31, 32 uud 38 south, which nre between loike Harney and Jessup, the lund being bounded1»!! three sides by the two lakes and St. Johns river. There is a. well defined opinion in this section that lund sltuuted on or near a largo body of water has a certain protection against Dm cold that does not attain with land not so located, which if true makes of this tract one of llio best pieces of lund undeveloped in the stole for home and farms. It was learned from Mr. Whitcomb that it was the intention of his associates and himself to disposed of the land in tract of five ucrcs or more. The lund in the cctiaal section of the tract is well adapted to the growth of citrus fruits, peaches, pears, pecans and other nuts as well us tigs and persimmons of the Japanese variety.- The land ncup Die river and lakes is of the flowing' well type, there taring some 4.000 acres of« this nature, which adapts it perfectly to the producduction ol winter vegetables such us ure grown In the Sanford celery della. The fact that tills section bus just passed through u drought covering fifteen weeks, during 'which period the; Sanford, crops grew to maturity without being stunted in any particular, further demonstrates the wortli of iti6 system o f. Irrigation as obtained here through the Inexhaustible jupply of artesian water which flows naturally. The 4.000 acres of this trnct that cun be irrigated as Sanford lands are irrigated, will form the nucleus of a very thrifty settlement—Timea-Unlon. Commercial Club Meeting The meeting of the Commercial Club last Monday wui fraught with good results and there was a feast of reason and flow of the soul (a la Uudwciser). Messrs. McLain and Culpepper of Gen­ eva met with the club uud called at­ tention to the i\eed of a drawbridge -ut the Geneva crossing. Hon. Frank Wood­ ruff, member of the board of county com­ missions stnted that the board had under advisement the matter of this bridge and that they would pay half If the citizens would pay half. Also that the crossing to Osteen would be bridged by a draw­ bridge supported through loll rules. This i* good news to the people of San­ ford and there is no doubt about both of these bridges being built. Freight rates, railroad facilities and other importout matters were taken up and discussed. The offlejal buttop for the Club was distributed among those present by secretary Woodruff. The but­ ton fins the’Inscription. ‘Sanford Commer­ cial Clqb’ and the "Garden Spot of the World", on a white ground with a stalk of celery,~en tampan!. (Whatever that H>). Every one who attended the meeting was greatly encouraged by Die future outlook of Sanford and rnkny enrolled Popularity Plano Contest Closes Today. Votes 8 IIII Pouring In Well now. what do you know about th* hunch pf star contestants who arc in The Herald's-,Popularity list tp receive the $500 Grand Contest PianoT These contestants accomplished a godd work wJiifli will be a monument to them in future years, the monument of placing in tile homes 0 weekly paper which is clean, up to-datu and facts about San­ ford's marvelous advancement. ffFhe great­ est power in the world 'or bettering a coipinunity is the newspaper and llie American home is rated by the news­ papers and magazines Unit enter it. As booh as you receive this issue sit down and make u list of tltose who - would be happier, and better by receiving the Herald. Then send in Die list at once. Think of those away from home. The Herald would be liked a letter from home from ull the dear' acquaintances that would inspire them to strive for greater achievements In their chosen vocation In life.' Make out a list nml send to the Contest Mnnqgcr nnd votes Will bo given your fnvorite contestant. Florlda Vegetables Growers .Associa­ tion’* Good Work ( Under the oTiTUrnffnagement of-Hurry Ward the Florida Vegetable Growers As­ sociation has made good this season. A t Die present time celery that under ordinury conditions would not bring 511 cents per '¿rate is netting Die growers 91.00. The association bus been u power and ev­ ery grower is pleased with the good showing made. At this time last seasou the prico was very low and the good price prevailing this year while not en­ tirely due to the association has certainly been bettered by the methods of market­ ing pursued by the association. Co-operation is.lhe secret of success In business these days and until ull Die growers are corralled, under one head-a systematic method of growing and mar­ keting crops will never bo effected. Despite difficulties mid knotty problems the first year of Die assoduUon has certainly been u success mid should stimulate the growers Into creating- u much larger membership next season. In unity there Is strength! Death of F. J. Symes After a short Illness nnd surrounded by bis . children and grandchildren F. J. Symes breathed his last on Sunday at the home of hi*' daughter. Mrs. D. A. Howard. The funeral services occurred on Monday. Rev. J. F. McKinnon official Ing. Internment was made in Die family burying ground at McBuin, Michigan. Mr. Symes wns greatly beloved by ull who knew him at his adopted home in the Southland. He had been coming to Sanfurd for several years and was lurgcrly interested in the lm|irovement of lids section. His cheerful, Helpful life; devoted to his wife and family und .kindness to everybody will long huger as a .fragrant memory in the homo which his presence brightened and which death has now darkened. Though he I* gone his record has been made und will remain with us us n lasting treasure. His life was gentle but like the still waters it was deep. In hit heart ho carried those he loved, and bis baud never weary, Ills steps never failed in caring for and ministering U) those who were in any way dependent upon him. Besides a devoted wife he leaves two daughters. Mrs. D. A. Howard and Mrs. Kent Kossetter, and ono son, Roy T. Symes oil of this city. We can only re­ mind these mourners that he Is not dead he is only asleep—resting after a long and well spent life here, he cannot, and would not if ho could return to us; we cun, if we will, go to him. Behind the siotm clouds ulways lurks the rainbow and wheu Die storm it past it weeps zipon Die flowers of Die land and the pearls Boy Invents Aeroplane of tha sea. Darkness precedes th e’down­ Joseph E. Anderson, u 19-yeur old in­ ing and out of the blackness of night ventor, of Greenwich, Cniiu.. expects to be comes the sunshine and joy of the day. one of the competitors for Did Gould prize of ¿15,000 for aeroplanes driven by a Card ofT hanks double propeller system. Young AuderDied March 28, 1011, ut Die horoX of son’s machine combines some of the best of his daughter, Mrs. B. A. Howard, Mr. features of the/Wright type of biplanes Frunk J. Symes. To Diose who so kindly with some of Diose.of the Antoinette. assisted us at the Dmeof our bcreavment. One principle in the ’monoplane has We wish to express bur beart-felt thanks. y i tii-ni y ed in myoplnnes of -------- - --- u “‘ v I ttvur«_______ __ * ~ this class. The machine will tie so con­ Mr. and Mrs. B. A, structed Diet there will two engines and • H • oward r" , Mss *■vuT D m Unv Rvum two propellers, either one of Die proU ntil Noon S a tu r d a y to Vote In order that every ¡(ossible chance can be given. You can cast your vote# until noon Saturday. The Contest Manager will receive returns ut Die 'Hcritfil Office until Saturday noon. It rests with you to win and tlic contestant receiving Die largest number of voles, will get Die Herald Prize Pjauo. In Die following issue a full account of the winner and exact standing of each contestant will lie given. Write your nnino plainly und name you favorite contestant and votes will be given, by thfc Conte*t Editress Mrs. M. F.' Keyes .' __ Muslcale a t Wcluka Club One of the most enjoyable events (lint have been given at the Wcluka club wasu musical lust Tuesduy afternoon: Mrs. R. Homrighuus was chairman of the most efficient committee Dial strangl'd the program^ The Aral number on the pro­ gram was a vocal solo by Miss Mabel Howler nnd her sweet voice was never beard to better advantage. Mrs. H. C. Maitland came next nnd completely charmed the audience with two beautiful vocal selections mid responded to repeated encores. Mrs. Maitland is teacher of vocal music in Die Livingston College at Enterprise, and is alto o gifted reader, delighting the club with a humorous selection on this occatshm. Miss Madge Ward und Miss Ruth Abbott two of San­ ford's favorite pianoitla played numbers that were much enjoyed and Miss Mercedes Munson very sweetly sung two pretty selections.' Social half hour with refresh­ ments followed. Here th e Reader* Will rind a Brief H istorical Spring Flowing . For Hurried Reader* Nine people were killed and fourteen injured In a Dixie Flyer wreck at Tliton, Go., last Sunday. ■One hundred and fffty people were kill­ ed in a shirt waist factory tire in New York last Saturday. Lack of Are escapes wns the principal cause of the many deaDu. . . •I , - . Li •John F. Gnynor, Just released from Die federal prison at ADanla. On-, where he and his partner. Benjamin F. Greene, were sent for frauds estimated at 92.000,000 In the contract for Die Savannah har­ bor Improvements, has arrived In New York, a physical wreck. There are multiplying evidences that the coming session of congress is going to bo a long one. Wbon the Dlngloy bill wns-fHissed at an extra session congress fini sited its work during the month of’Au­ gust. and wlien Die labor of tn*king_the. Poyne-Aldrich tariff bill it wns done it wns the latter part of July. If adjourn­ ment f* bud abtho coming extra session before {September many persona will be surprlsfad. An Atlanta . preacher paid 925 for speeding bis automobile. Preachers seem to liave no rights at Die capital of Geor­ gia Dial oven Die law respects. A Cincinnati druggist was’ fined 950 and costs for selling cocaine without a prescription. This is another case of the punishment not being In proportion to Die offense. A clear chain of wireless telegraph sta­ tions extending from Maine U> Florida Is now Included In the Marconi Wireless Tclcgrqplr Company's system, according to the company1* - annual report. Many coastwise vessels south of New York have been added to the fleet equipped with the Marconi system. It is stated from sources that are close to the president that the pardon appeals of both Charles W. Morse, the Convict hunker and "Ice king” of New York, and John K. Walsh, the convicted Chicago • hanker will be denied. With Die proposed international highwuy from Now York, to Montreal appar­ ently in a fair way of success, friends of the project ure now ndverUslng the ex­ tension of the road from New- York to Jacksonville. Fla. A bill appropriating 9I.OUU.UOU to complete New York's state share of Die highway from New York to Rouse's Point passed Die senate and probably will coin# up for passage in the assembly .Dlls week. Governor Dix has ulreudy announced his approval of* the measure. ' Cau’t Kiss The Babies Columbus, Miss., March 29.—“Don’t kill me; I don't like it, and you may have germs. Try some one who likes It," Thus reads th e ' tug worn by the first company of the first regiment of babies enlisted in the campaign against tuber­ culosis by the American Tuberculosis Ex- biblUon, under the direction of E. G, Routzahn. The mothers have enrolled the children and tagged Diem. There will be more as the fight goes on and other moDicrs join in Die crudsade to preserved baby's healDi. ' Livingstone College Recital Mrs. liomrighous went to Enterprise Saturday to assist In a recital at Living­ stone College. Mrs. liomrighous is at the head of the vocal department of' Die col­ lege and Mrs. Maitland at the head of the )ilnno and *chogl of expression. These two touchers, assisted by the students of the throe deportmeiiu, gave a recital laat Saturday evening, which was attended by u large and appreciative audience. The college Is growing In numbers and Interest and is now preparing for the first commencement exercises. ' '* . Hog* Stolen . . B. F. Ball who resides dear Etbcl, In 1-ake County had seven bogs stolen oge day last week. Five of them escaped and returned home but- the other two are pciibUTSiy ill *um* uliter felkma peu:—Tbebogs were black with white feet and Mr. learn of their wberoubouts. . �■* ■V ,’ vfru n' i5 7 March’ni, |9|| If you will call on us we will show you the most clever array of new,, neat attractive garments for spring ever shown in the city. Your visit can but result in the conviction that garments bearing our label are up to the standard of High-Class Merchant Tailoring. In style, fit and finish they leave nothing to be desired. That’s why our Clothipg appeals to men of means. Rut just as strong is its appeal to the man who must, of necessity! look at his dollar twice before spending it. A t none ol the other stores o f Sanrord is it possible to obtain- the values that this store, extends—the result of its careful buyiny. NOW FOR P R IC E S . .. . . JL*.------ =__ .? • A swell l i n e of* Shirts,—Hose, Ties, Underwear, Straw Hats. Everything that is best in men’s wear« • * • * A / too $2 ( M A TC H OUR P R IC Í8 C A N _______ __—_________ CANT M A T C H O UR V A L U E S * ‘. CLOTHES THAT SATISFY - * * * S oft rich shades as well as the more pronounced colorings. ' - # ( __ A ll the new Browns,. Grays, T ans and other approved effects are here shown in the widestvariety o f styles. * . ^ • « that is becoming to you. :• A Store for " Men and Young Men. Satisfaction. Guarr antecd. or Money Refunded. . . • * YOU YO U • C om e in and get it. . . W e have the suit . . NO. 1 1 7 Sanford E. FIRST STREET. Florid; acnew rn CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A B u d jtt of Opinion "Just Be­ tween You and Me*' EVEN TH E GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chlel I* Among Ye Taking Note* •ml Faith, He ll PrenilTm”— So Soya Sountcrer. t m o i p w w m A m *• n * Um W. 4 I understand that a scrimmage took place In one of the "near beer" places . last week in which one of the parties was hit on the bead with 0 near beer bottle. Being o near bottle the blow was only a near blow imflictlng a near wound. The near fight waa bushed up there being no near policeman to make a near anest oad we hope there will be no more near lights la the near beer saloons In the near future. 7 e • e 4 Those veiled threats and innuendos directed against yours truly have no more effect than water on a ducks back. There are many things that need the search­ light of publicity directed upon them and while 1 have ■been tongue-tied in some instances for the good of Sanford no such scruples will bold me longer and 1 purpose to open up a continuous performance shortly that will Jar the gold paved streets of Sanford. 4 Whether the opera house is safe or not it deprives us of a place of amuse­ ment and 1 hope that Ur. DcCottea will he able to get an air dome U JÈL the status of affairs changes. If Uig^Erdinn la unsafe no one wants to go In i^P ld the remedy ought lobe applied at once. The dull summer will be dull Indeed with no moving picture show. , e e a 4 The fire last week demonstrated the truth of my assertion that Sanford needs better water pressure; two hose wagons, two drivers and a first d a « fire depart­ ment. The volunteers work faithfully but the fire also burned slowly and under different tale might have been told My* lilru o f the two — g<w*a two paid driven and a better department still holds good and you can’t beat it for the money. s T s . 4 A great calamity has been averted for the south. Booker Washington was as­ saulted in New York by a mun who alleges that Booker was (»coping through the keyhole. As to wltetimr there Is any truth ifi the assertion nr iufl remains to be seen but what a howl would have gone up If the assault had taken place in the south ami whnt u beautiful opportunity for the northern “yellows" to Jump on the south—but 'i t happened in Nordland’’ to use the please of Weber and Fields, * s » •* ^ 4 The best way to build up a city is for each and every man In it not to strive to rend and tear down. Wherever n man In the town Is doing well do not try to tear him down. All the residents of a town are partners not opponents. In all likelihood the more business done by your rival the mora you will do. Every gentleman who treats tils customer honestly, courteously and fairly, will get his allure, and the more business that can bo secured by united effort, the better it will be for alL When a town ceases to grrfw It com­ mences to die, and the more the (»copie try to kill off each other in tbclr business and good name, the more rapidly will utter ruin come to alL Stand together for the advancement of every citizen. If a man shows ability to prosper do. not pull him back with Jealousy or weigh him down with coki indifference. • • • 4 How many of our children's parents ever visit the schools or even know the teachers when they meet them on thè streelT How many know what their children are studying, or how they arc progressing! Is there any of you who have a building to make or a fence to bfiikl; a dress to make; a house to paint, or whatever the Job may be, that say to the one you have employed: ’‘Here are the tools and material, go ahead and do it to suit yourself, and it will suit me". Is not that what many of you are doing with your children. You say by your actions: “Here is my child, with books, paper and pendi. I've furnished material and tools, educate him as you like.” Now we hear some of you say: “The teacher knows better what they ought to study than Ido." While that may be is tàm true, the carpenter or a dress-maker, or a palmer, knows belter how to work than you do, yet you do not leèva It all to them. On the ri&jng generation depends the welfare of this great nation. Patron* and-parents, take more interest iu our schools and visit ihenT often, and by your presence give the teachers* more en­ couragement; ask them bow you children are doing. Perhaps a few minutes talk with them will save trouble that y e a n to come can never undo. Think about this nnd nsk yourself if you are doing right. ■ • , "*■_ • • • 4 Jacksonville and several other Florida cities ure having nn epidemic of hydro­ phobia and it would be well for Sanford to keep an ’ eye open to this disease among the dogs. Our city is burdened with hundreds of worthless dogs nnd right now steps should be .taken to make the owners keep (hém off the streets or muzzle them. If tjie dogs are not worth taking care of they are not worth . having, and the best thing that coutd happen to about two hundred of them would be sudden dentil. • 4 The backyard'is the measure of the man wlio lives in front of i t As the backyard is, so is the Inan. It .is on un­ erring index to the character of the owner or renter. He may maintain the bluff of lace curtains at the front'windows, but if the backyard is dutted with rubbish and allowed to remain untrunmed and un­ kempt it shows that he is simply a “fourflusher" with no prospect of filling his hand. If you ore thinking of employing n man and suspect that there is some shoddy mixed.with the character fiber, go and take a good, rubber-neck at his back­ yard. It will tell the story (tetter than u bushel of gilt edged references. Tlie bluffer never thinks pf his back yard. • • • 4 Of recent years it has become the practice of the party in power to take care of its so-called “lame ducks." Never before in the history of the country did so many prominent United States senators fail of re-election as (ids year. National figures that we had been for ,ed to be­ lieve were fixtures in thè senate as long as they should live were given their dis­ missals from our highest legislative body, but it appears that they are not to be forced sway from the government’s money crib. The president has selected a num­ ber of these for important government positions, iu many instances with salaries, attached of even greater amounts than the pay of a senator. £uch a practice Is not a healthy one in my opinion. If the people of the states which those men refreeented cared for their services they would have been re­ tained in the senate. By their votes the people who knew those men best said th E rtte y w eŸ TH rü^--’winribem ,"thflT they had been tried and found want­ ing New men were chosen to take the places of the older lawmakers, but through political pulls and the Influence of in­ terests. many of these same men have landed In berths just as important and just as desirable from n monetary stand­ point as thè scats in the senate. Some politicians of no more than ordi­ nary ability seem to feel that their party owes them a living und they are going to —BY JHE-£ _ see to it that it is collected. Many of this class have been in office siale they were young men and they will undoubtedly die Furnished on all occasions at with their names on the government payroll. Popular Price*. For tains see It is a strange thing how some politicians feel that they must step right, from one office to another. We have had examples A t Postofflcc of such in Florida. Before they finisti a term’in one office they are casting about to find some other snap they can usurp. The men who were retired from the United States senate on the fourth of tills month .were in the most part, undesirables P lu m b in g and as officer holders and it would have been G as Fitting better had President Taft permitted them to return to private' Ufa, All Work Receives My Personal Ailrnttoo The Ananias Fishing Club > and best efforts The Ananias Fishing Club held an In­ Opposite City Hall .■ 1‘lionr 230 teresting meeting last week and elected P, M. Elder, president; W. J. Williams, vice president; W. L Milteer. treasurer «CASHES ROACHPIPPER+ and J. K. Mettitiger, secretary.. The club expects to purchase a launch und a camp­ (X>7 wrtuMt ¡>. aU ing outfit and will go Into the fish bush Antv MoUrv fVj' un* ness on a large scale. The proceeds from s kwjn IkU «"< • ** IW TPZW9W KU» »«N ."Altri» fed the fish will go toward -publishing that H # rwtlf*. Ml Itwtl» of TxR Hh gust AMI U*a M4 *rrir«u « book soon to be edited by George Wash­ 7 r\> fi« n O M i l M Is-w/Jr» - * s |M Irne MJ tikfoilr ;♦* * jv g i. >SIM|t M raw aeatn « Rosi* ington Spencer. W «M URss*«J> Ai SÛ \ \ R hliAM ÍNt’ USáM V.»ÉrttfV <L:«F.1,tMiM in »è*■IH-■' **'' ' WHAT CURES ECZEMA? K»sr»U ResiMlfftl A» U U| *** •'usf.sMxrii W i have had so tnaay Inquiries ^ ASHE D ISIN FE C T A N T CO lately regarding Eczema and other T t u n . F io sio * skin diseases, that ws are glad to A S H E S HATSAUL1 • I» . . . t . »IC H . IW »■ — make our aus«vr .public. After care­ > . .I.«.* —• •**-_*" '*• ful Invesliqutiou we have found that a al tupio wish’ of Otl of W lntergreen, as compounded Ib p . D. D..~can be re­ lied upon. We would' not make this slatam eat to our patrons, friends and neighbors unless we were sure of It— and although there are many so-called t •-3 Eczema remedies sold, we ourselves AND J unhesitatingly recommend D. D. D Prescription. Because—We know that it gives In­ stant relief to that torturing Itch.’ Because—D. D. D. starts the cure at the foundation of the trouble. ROOM 20 Because—It deans**«, soothes and heals the akin U p s ta irs , P ic o -Block Because—It enables Nature to repair the ravages of the disease. Because—The records of tea years day*4 -io.tiUiJflJ £ of Coniplele cures or thousands or the - --OpenTuf& AND * most serious cas es show that O. D. D. Is today recognised as the absolutely Saturdays 4 to 9 p. mreliably Eczema cure ■ Drop lato our store today, Just to talk over your case with ua Strangers W elcom e^ U S I C gswnforb Bitiib |j H. C. Haskins C. H. DINGEE § Sanford Library , ;; Free Reading Roomi L R. Philips & Co. �H M H n M a rc h 3 Ì . 1911 T H E S A M EÔ ftb H E R A I D VOICE O f THE PEOPLE Letters and Communications on Various Timely Topics. COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE The Daily A rrival of the D. A. CALDW ELL & ► Towel Special D. A. Caldwel 1 Full-size 18x36 Blenched \ Huck Tov/fels, with red bor^ An Interesting Relic . F. W. Munson of this city has an Inter­ esting souvenir of the civil war in the shspe of a portion of the Vicksburg Daily Citizen, of (he date of July [2, 1803. Dur­ ing the siege of Vicksburg the printers could nut gel newspaper nnd were forced to print the news upon - wall paper. The portion of paper in the (tossesslon of Mr. Munson was set In type on the second and issued on the fourth after tiie sur­ render of the city to Grant, being published by his order on that date. The following note In the paper explains the situation: "Two dayk bring about great changes. For the last time the Citizen appears on wall paper. No mare will it eulogize the luxury of mule meat and fricussed kitten. This la the last wall’ paper edition nnd is from the typo as we found them; Soldier [winters worked this form". After the capture of the city the soldiers found the forms ready for press and printed the paper a copy of which Mr. Mun»on now holds for a souvenir. The print la very legible nnd the news con­ tained therein is very interesting reading a( this late day and Mr. Munson -.prizes the paper very highly. Mr*. Annie Erickson Mrs. Annie Erickson died on March 18tb at her borne on West Third street this city. Interment was made on Sun­ day in Lakeview cemetery. Mrs. Erick­ son leaves litre« daughters and a son to mourn the loss of a loving mother. After a long, busy and useful life she died a» she had lived—honored, trusted and loved. She reared tier own monu­ ment while she lived In the hearts of all who knew her. Her life was completed If work all done and well doue constitutes completion. Her Christian life was beau­ tiful from Its beginning to its close, and through all the vicissitude» and sorrows that she met in the way, her faith In God never wavered. Mount not UwJ&stl In realms of obsateleM »Isd- ( m Ím< uta uni ir« » sia ’ i■ 0 Ot der, usually sold 2 for 25c. Caldwell’s Monday, price 3 for i . . . ' . 25C am i • %t C f iN C IT Ml 3 • B est S to re F o r M o n d a y O n ly Full-size double bed sheet, fully bleached and made of a medium weight d o m e s t i c torli and hemmed; ri regular 57,c value. Caldwell's Mon­ day, price . , . . . Sanford’s Largest an<d T _ , S p ecial fo r M onday O nly Linon 7 AX Oneida Mills bleached sheeting, guaranteed full width soft finish and a quick seller at 28c. Caldwell’s Monday, price Herndon House on Fire The large residence ot E. II. Herndon on Magnolia avenue, and occupied by Mr. and Mra. Drown, caught fire in the upper port hut Saturday'about one o'clock and for a lime it looked aa though the house and several others would go. The water pressure wo» slow in coming and lack of organization gave the fire a goqd chance. The volunteer» did good work and finally gained control, but not' until the whole roof and upper stqry had been damaged by flames and the entire house ruined by water. The people acted us they always do under stress of excitement nnd carefully carried pillows down stairs and rudely (blew mirrors out of thtf window. Sev­ eral strong mliided men carefully took the blinds off the house and gave the fire abetter draft but saved the blinds. Mrt. Brown lost somb valuable silver during the excitement. Some person wiio walked off with it is probably walking yet and wheh they sea this article will return the same. Mr. Herndon had the house partially in­ sured end will suffer a loss on Ills furni­ ture. The Drowns also lost heavily and will be depri'vcd of a home until the house is repaired. As usual the fire demonstrated the need of a paid fire department. SONS * ^‘ # To lb« Editor of Th« Herald: In tiie 'la s t Issue of your-paper there 1* an article signed "Socialist.” Now what does "Socialist" wantT Is not this the best government on earthT Is not our system of business economics the finest, grandest, most honest the sun ever ■hone onT Are not the people satisfied with present conditions? Are they not exactly what the people made them by their Votes? Do not the people get Just whet they voted for? If they "get It in the neck” is It not because they voted that way? Is not competition the life of trade? Is not the survival of the fittest a law of nature; that Is, that the strong and cunning shall survive and simple minded shall go to thd wall, be crushed under fopt? Is not this right? Is not the height of civilization, as exemplified ‘In this glorious country, "Every man for himself and the devil take the hindmost?” J. P. W, ' Please publish this, as I should like these questions to be answered by ".So­ cialist," or some one eUe. Spring Goods M akes Cash D epartm en t .Store B rim ful o f in te re s t This D epartm ent w ill be Found the View», Opinion» and Com m ent» OfJPfacHcal W rite r» * A fte r Socialist New ^ 1 of 1.50 and 2.00 new spring lingerie waists, all absolutely new t j f l i f T a iid fresli, in the very latest and • best of the new 1911 spring and summer styles. The material and workman­ ship are excellent and the opportunity to buy new waists at the beginning of the season much less than regular value. The price of these waists for Monday is S p e c ia l An-all pure linen, full 36-in. wide, comes onljy in the linen shade and is worth 35c, but for a leader on Monday will be sold at Caldwell’s low price Just a fe^r pieces of regular 27c linen, fulj^2,8-iii. wide* and the very thing for ladies and children's tub dresses, jQftldr. w ell’s Monday, price ‘ . > Another special that can only be sold one day at the redicuously low price 10-4 linen sheeting die kind you have always paid from 98c to 1.25 per yard. Caldwell’s /J Q Monday, p rice.r ___ " w t 10c L a w n and •Amoskeag Apron Gingham It.is needless to take up your time with this staple line for every one knows that D. A . Caldwell &. Sons, sell these cheaper than do the regular wholesale houses. C a 1dw ell’s one price every day B atiste Display and sale of our 10c lawn and batiste in sm all figures and floral designs on white and . colored back­ ground, well worth 10c. Caldwell’s Monday, price While wc haven’t the space tb display these goodf as wc would like to have tlipm; hut wc have the goodi H a n d -B a g S p ecia l and the quality, '.and best . of all jye have the price •’ In all the newest and best styles, these bags are made by the best manufactory and will have to be seen to be appreciated. C a l d w e l l ’ s Monday, prices 1.39, 1119, 39c in the line o, Over ooe hundred dozen men sox in all colors and sizes, and are sold the world over for 12 Kc or 2 pair for 25c. Caldwell’s special O C / % price 3 pair fo r ...; » w w Furniture, Rugs, Carpets, Drapery, Stoves, Ranges Dishes, Cutlery,'Sewing Machines, Refrigerators, _G o carts and Household goods, it will pay you to investi gate our quality and prices. NEW ARRIVAL 01 MENS’ SHIRTS One hundred nnd fifty dozen Lakewood shirts in the newest and best xiesigns, white and duinty colored patterns, made in either coat or plain shirt style, tire sold everywhere at from 1.00 to 1.50. Cald- 0 0 w ell’s Monday, p r ic e ... O u t 10c S p e cial in M e n s ’ Sox r Now if you contemplate buying anythi Our Ladies’ Skirt Department Just received, a large assortment of ’ladies’ white wash skirts, malte in the newest and beet styles, and of linen, white rep, auto cloth, klllnmey linen, und in fnct all the newest weaves for spring. .• These are beautifully tailored skirts and ore worth from 1.50 to 2.00; w illbc glad to have you come early while th e ^ ^ ^ sizes are here. While they last, C u l d - % * ^ ^ ^ _ well’s special price Monday only.......... AN EYE-OPENER SPECIAL 1 Seventy-five dozen mens’ shirts just arrived, mostly coat style and in looks can’t he distinguished from the regular 1.00 and 1.25 shirts. They áre nmdfr fu ll and guaranteed to fit. A shame to even offer it for less than 75c. Cold-* yvell’s Monday, p rice.. N ig h t S h irts M e n s ’ U n d e rw e a r Special , *- and P a ja m a s ; ^ ■ f * • * * ' Big shipm ent of m ens’ fan cy halhrlggan s h irts and d ra w e rs In English stripes, plaids, etc. W c have a com ­ plete line o f sizes; they arc w o rth 50c a g a r- a q . •— ft c o m p le te lin e to select fro m In w h ite and colors; c e rta in ly som ething w e can n o t do w ith o u t, especially a t th e p rice w o rth fro m 75c to »7Q „ _ „ J A C n m en t. $1.50. C aldw ell’s price ................................. A nice assortment of one gullon kettles iimdp of the grey stone ennmelware and is worth not less than 50c. Caldwell's special price Think of u nice 4 quart, preserving kettle with cover mude of this fine enumelwurc for less than 50c; it doesn't seem possible. Caldwell's price Tea and C o ffee P o t Special We have quite a lot of these yet; we fear we haven’t enough when our customers see them and o f the ridiculous low price. , Caldwell’s Monday, price W w w C aldw ell’s price You miss a treat if you miss in­ specting our new and complete stock of Granite, Grey stone enamelware, also glass and crockeryware, which arrived this week, and as everything else, we carry these will be sold at prices that cannot be met. It is our pleasue to show you. 'Hiis Is where the house-wife smiles a fulf 4 quart doule rice boiler made of this same ware, can’t be duplicated for less than 69c. Cald­ well's Monday, price Our big lot of stew pans mode of granlteware and n quick seller at 20c, but aa a leader for Monday (oue day only}. Caldwell's price - Olsli-Pan S p ecial ♦ Just a few dozen 10 quarts granite ware dish pans, a .nice size and a good quality for 50c each. Cald­ well’s special price �M a rc h ‘ 31. 1911 T u r S 4 N F Ó R 0 ît t K A U D DRAWBRIDGE ACROSS S T . JO H NS W ill Prove o f G reat Value to Sanford and (Tenevo people — The county commissioner« of Orange county now ore contemplating the Imme­ diate construction of n drawbridge across the St. Johns'river at Cook's ferry a tit! have had an expert tlT1bridge building to make the proper soundings to ascertain If there was right kind of bottom there on which to rest the foundation. His report was favorable and It is now thought that the work on construction will begin at an early date. This improvement yrill be of great importance to Sanford as it wll place the residents of the Geneva penin­ sula In direct touch with Sanford and cn. able them to get in and out of this city with little or no trouble as compared with the p a st The bridge will also become a moot important factor in the development of this large body of land. It Is planned to establish a town, at or near Cook’s ferry and the surveyors are ■ now in the field busy with this project. The brandrof tbe East Coast railway now being extended from Palntka by tbe way of Maytown to Lake Okechobce will pass directly through the city of Geneva and the center of Gils body of land, thus making all portions of it available for immediate settle. The merchants of Sanford are mud) gratified a t this additional plan of develop« ment which will be worked out from this city, as It will bring hundreds of families here and'will increase every line of busi­ ness. It is tho purpose of the prompting land to place in service a line of light _ boots to ply between Sanford tuft! Cook’s ferry and others points whldi are touch« by the water. The company has soh\e bluff river front lands which will be very valuable for winter homes after their scheme of improvements. have been in­ stalled. The headquarters of the company are temporarily in Sanford and will later be removed to Bloomington, Ills., from which the major portion of .the business of the d ty will be handled. •Tlmes-Union. Easter comes on April 16th; do your Easter Shopping ^ at our store while our sale is in full blasts ‘ 7Our store is chock-a-block with new goods. We can save you from 25c to 50c on every dollar you spend. D iversity o r Florida Crop* Cattle and hogs can be raised hern better and more cheaply than anywhere else in the Union, because the food can tie produced more easily and tbe climafe Is more'favorable, and there is more water, which is-a necessary requisite. No state In the' Union con surpass Florida in. either com or cotton, both of tbe long aed short variety. It is the real home of the tobacco plum and- nowhere in the south can syrup ho made with the excellent flavor of the Florida product. Alfafas, peas, clover, p e a n u ts , cliufas, pumpkins and in fact every vegetable and farm product that can be grown in the temperate or semi tropical regions can be grown in Florida will) tire greatest case and facility. Every fruit on tbe con­ tinent, will) tho exception os apples, does well in tills state, n.nd decs? belter than in most other places. While Florida boasts And should boast of her wonderful climate nnd of the fact that in tbe winter this is the playground for ail the rest of tho country, sight should never be lost of the .important fact that the grsat diversity of her agricultural products is Florida's best asset, and is the attraction that is drawing thousands of sturdy fanners from the great northwest to mak their homes among us add to tho greatness of this nature favored state.— Ft. Pierce Tribune. • Card of Thanks . We the children of Mrs. Annie Erickson wish to thank the many friends for their many acts of kindness and words of com­ fort in the sickness and death of our beloved mother. M ks. L W ent , B ertha E rickson, .S o m a ..................... . E rickson, For Saturday and Monday, . APRIL 1st and 3rd we will offer Special Bargains at prices never heard of. a, « « _ — a b mm mm Ladies’ Hats One lot of Ladies’ trimmed hats at prices from Ladies’ S kirts 9 8 c Ladies’ white linen skirts, a bargain, at 1.50. Saturday and M o n -Q O p day only, each • . t/O L Tow els a t'4 c Each 50 dozen towels, only one dozen to a customer, For Saturday A n and Monday only, each ; ftL Ladies’ Washable Belts at 10c and 15c . . * | ___________ * ____ ___________' ‘ Full assortment of ladies’ washable belts in white and fancy embrideries, lovej^designs at only 10c and 15c each - H '* * * a • ' C orset C overs at 19c Beautiful corset-covers, elaborately trimmed in lace and embroideries; well worth 35c. Saturday and 1-0-p Monday only . ........... ... 1C/L/ Table Damask at 2 7 c 54-irich table damask, well bleached anebgood patterns and nice floral designs. For Saturday and O r7 p Monday only, yard . . , * * ** t * * • Ladies’ Black Hose One case ladies’ fast black hose, well worth 10c a pair. Satur— (An day and Monday oply .. WiLUE E rickson. i We have just received a new shipment of the wel known Fred S. Todd Shoes at prices $3.50 and $ 4 0 0 A %P R O P H E T or the son of u prophet ore not re­ quited to predict that farm lands in Orange County will,.never cost less. Desirable cheap government land tins decreased so rapidly the past few years that improved farming land in this section have felt the law of supply and demand and are mpidly increasing in value. Don't delay. See us today. S a n fo rd , F lo rid a Ottr Sale Will positively Close 'SÉ,.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL FLORIDA �THÎ ÄANfORD MERALft Potato F R A N K L. W O O D R U F F SHOES # * Fron Sunrise to Sunset No matter what the weather, no mat­ ter what the occasion, no matter what the time, there is always a We shall start up our barrel factory within a few days. should be booked at once. S u m m e r o r W in te r * W O O D RU FF STY LE that is just the proper thing. For the clerk, for the merchant, for the society man,.for the man whose duty calls him out in the hours of the night; there is a W OO DRUFF style to suit his needs at a price to suit his purse Orders for potato #' barrels A ll who hove , „ ■ f storage room should get barrels in advance we con supply your wonts ¡n the Automobile line. If you wont to rent * % of digging season. A M o to r F o r Any Purpose We have, in addition to our two shops in the center of town, we ore at your service with the very best cars. We never sleep. If you ore in trouble call, us any hour of the night or day. A Shop at Beck Hammock Sanford Machine & Garage Company PHONE 031 Deliveries will be made from shop most convenient for purchasers. 107 W. First Street Oak Avenue and First Street W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y General Fire Insurance Sanford Florida F lo o r s " E id è t ic a S t a n t i i Ih * fi o c h i TRAD It is n costly experiment to finish your floors without knowing whnt kind of fin­ ish you are using. It may mean scars, cracks and unsightly while streaks and the need of refinishing in a few weeks. You take no chances with. Elastic» Floor Finish—you don't depend on j the there’ assertion that it is right. Let us prove this-to your thorough t, satisfaction before you buy. Forty years have been spent in perfecting the special method of the preparation o f the" oil and other materials in its com­ position. O h, That's-D ctfclous? Doesn’t tnkc one Iona to find out that our Ice Cream js not the common kind. We endeavor to excell. Not enough that ours should he good. It must he the best. Every effort is directed toward making It perfect. . • A (mix of our candy Ik indeed n luxury no mnttcr what your taste may Itc Tempting sweets at templing price«. THE M. .& R. STORE PHONE M. .K. JONES jo n es For Sole by H IL L H A R D W A R E CO By the Depot W. W. ABEHNATHY - McL a u g h l i n S anford F U R N IT U R E C O M P A N Y ? FURNITURE, STOVES HOUSEHOLD JUST D o esn 't Need C on stan t C a re The object lias been to produce a tloor finish which would outlnst a T dl« all others. A finish that would hold its lustre—a finish so tough that nothing would tuar* It—no heels, uor chairs, nor casters. A finish that doesn’t need the care and retouching required by other kinds. A waterproof finish which water won’t turn white... ... „ The resnlt is Elastic« Ploor Finish. There is no other Ttuish—wax or var Dish—which So thoroughly fulfills all requirements. McLa u g h l in GOODS A R R IV E D Refrigerators, Icc Boxes, Porch Rockers, Etc The Thoughtful W o m an knows the vnluo of trading where she is sure orgetting rcliuble goods whether site wants n cake of Heap or a sale of beef. We have the l>est of everything in the way 'of gro­ ceries, meats, tobacco, toilet articles, feed mid grain. Our prices are us low as our quality is high. Special for Saturday only best Creamery Butler 30c ¡found. None churged at this price. . SANFORD SECURE fto tie a - FLORIDA C A L L AN D S E E OUR STO CK C A S H A N D IN S T A L L M E N T Matting and Rugs FLORIDA SANFORD The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos. Organs; * and Graphophones. *3! Easy Payments. Low Prices Pico Block now To Think of New Furnishings —— For Your Home 1. R. CALHOUN * 1 “ 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 arc the kind you have wanted and couldn’t get. SEE OUR B A R G A IN CO UNTER FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla O u r E asy P a y m e n t Plan seems tu suit <ver>lenty. It'« po|iulur because we enable you to Get A Home Be (lie landlord's slave no longer. Strike out for freedom. We will help you if you will let u*. Our Homes a t M a rk h a m P a rk are Just (he thing tur voti. Tulle, your wife to look nt them. She will be <<e lighted with ito; prosperi*, of owning one R E T A IL CASH GROCERY J. B. WILLIAMS, Prop. S ta p le and F a n c y G ro c e rie s , and S eed * H ay, G ra in • Fruits, Vegetables, Candies, Cigar* ind Tobsccoes —— All Kinds Tlotmt ry i^roduoe BoughL am t SoM---------2 lo , C o r , 3 rd S tre e t end Sanford Ave. ■ Just across th e s tre e t S a n fo rd , F lo rid a $ �V ' . THE SANFORD lifRÀLD i t n r y Friday U o m in i at S saJtâi. Fla. R. J. HOU.Y, Editer and Proprietor* M n t M I h i P ria « . * 2 .0 0 a Y e a r In A dvanoa tarad aa seoood-dsxt mall m atter A ttim i 22nd 1808. a t the Pottofflce a t SaafOrt, Floridi, andar Act of « a rc h 3rd. 1878. Offlea Id Herald Build Ini Y elephon. h a 148. Every d tiren io Sanford should become ■ member of the Commercial Club.1 Baseball season Is with us again and Sanford should encourage a good team. Don't let that m atter of a drawbridge across the lake a t Geneva crossing slip your, memory. The board meets on April 4th, und you should see your commissioner shoot i t . A• A t last we have received a copy of the daily Ft'M yers Press and it is a credit to Laa county. Congratulations to Bros. Ruhl anil Stout- The people should give tb s paper Tiieli support which such enter prias deserves. <. Aftsr paying ail premiums and ex­ penses. the Orange County Fair Asso­ ciation has a cash balance of 92,000, And yat there are many, good citizen* of Orange County who hesitated to take ■stoefc in the Association, _ ■ Hon. a H. McCreary, editor of the Gainesville Sun leaves for Tallahassee In a few days in his capacity as Senator. Ha is lucky in having such a fine force as Malar Butler, F. M. Prewitt and his son Umar McCreary to manage affairs while b« is away. Major Butler at the helm assisted by Mri Prewitt Is Just as good os any newspaper would w ant CAPITOL REMOVAL U. The question of removing the capitol iro n Tallahassee to some other city Is again.being agitated this time by Bt. Augustine. We hope Tallahassee will hoi* It until after lb« meeting of the Press A s s o c ia tio n and then we will bring It.back to Sanford which Is really the best location In the state since aq much development haa taken place south of us. When the rtraovol takes place San­ ford will get the state house—we repeat, when It takes place. The parties who circulated the report that there was small pox in the ■public schools ought to receive a Jail sentence. M ay« Jewell of Orlando made this offense a pens! one and the party who started any small pox reports in Orlando was prompty jailed. Such a procedure should be taken in Sanford fot this glaring small pitf advertising has gone far enough. Just why any one should start such s report without any foundation is a mystery. The Herald has kept quiet 'long enough on this subject, and a few exposures will silence these small pox reporters. 35, UNDER CHARITY’S GUISE Sanford has been worked to death by Ravelling attractions that blow into town end under the* protecting wing of some society put on a.show, and by tills tnetli od the dear public is obliged to come ^Crass for tickets in advance. The young ladies one obliged to canvass the city and bold up i the people, thinking they ora working for the im oresu of Sanford, when In rcalltpr they are working for the prin­ cipal! In the attractions, who blow out of town the next day >with two-thirds of the gate receipts. If any charities of this city wish to raise money In the future do It by your own individual efforts. There iji pot a business man in Sanford who would not rather guarantee a certain sum to this hospital. Improvement society, high school, fraternities, library or what not, every year than to be obliged to give up every day to some so-called home affair. Charity begins at home and if we oro obliged to give up our ill gotten gains end filthy lucre for sweet charity's sake then let sweet charity keep said lucre at home, where it can revert to the trade channels and where we can all have a chance to corral It again. WHY NUT? Fr’/ T .-Ï : « THr SANrORD uttRALD val. : . . ,$ 1 •• y - - * able compensation instead of creating parasite companies a t dn excuse for doubling and trebling the charges. In cool fact there is no reason in business Why there should be separate express companies. They are merely a tool and convenience for extorting money from the shipping public. They and their officials do nothing that could not be done Just as wells by railroad clerks and messengers. —Tampa times. , NEW LADIES’ U N E -'-L atest S tyles TAILORED L A D IE S ’ TIIOSE IMPORTANT BRtDCES March il, I9|| L IN E N WAISTS S K IR T S . At the last meeting of the Commercial Club the matter of bridges across the river a t the end of Celery avtnuoandoD L ad ie s ’, M isses and C h ild re n s ’ R e a d y -T rim m e d H a ts Geneva ferry came up for discussion. M e n s ’ A th le tic U n d e rw e a r, K nee D ra w e rs , S le e v e le s s S h i r t s Mr. J. T. McLain of Geneva urged the prompt construction of a bridge and ex­ M e n s ’ S tra w H a ts . . . 10c to $ 7 . 5 0 plained the importance of the highway to the business community of Sanford. Mosquito Canopies—Steel and Wood Frame Mosquito Netting Mr. F. L Woodruff, our commissioner, has given this matter much time and WINDOW SCREEN CLOTH careful consideration and gave excellent O m eta l CAN\ reasons why the people of Sanford Should GARTERS— Men’s - Boston - Brighton - Paris. /N ^ TOUCtl YOU ; give this work substantial support HI It Is estimated that the Geneva bridge will cost $10,000. The county will pay one-half and Mr. Whitcomb stated that M rs. John Z. McDonald the company he represented would pay Few persona are able to round out full one-fourth. This leaves. a balance of eighty years pod keep body and mind $2,500.00 to be found. vigorous nearly to the end. Such was the The president of the Cammerdtd Club life of Mrs. ‘Belle McDonald, who came to appointed a committee to Call on our n peaceful end on the morning of Wed­ merchants, professional men, property nesday, Mar. 22nd. Up to last summer owners and tuunufncturenj f<jr money to when Mrs. MacDonald fell and broke her We have Hot Bread and Rolls for Supper complete the wprk. All funds put out by hip she was still In die vigor of a second our people for the construction of this youth. Few of her friends thought after Cake Fresh Every Day brjdge will be an investment pure and the accident that she would be able to simple. This is a very Important matter, get up again; but in an incredibly short and It Is to be hoped It will 'b e m et by time she was about on crutches, mentally A ll White Help and Everything Clean our citizens in the usual patriotic, public as alert a s ever. spirit by which they are Influenced to A strong will power and cheerful grip eliind by Sanford first, last and all the on life were bringing her back again to time. It has become common..talk over her accustomed vigor, when she was the shite: "The people *bf Sanford ore stricken down a few weeks ago with building a city." Sanford has its shoul­ fever. This lever was soon broken, but der to the wheels she foiled to roily and grew gradually .The committee will call on our citizens weaker. It was evident to those who in the interest of this work a^an early watched that the end was approaching. date. Prompt and liberal response will Tuesday friends from her old home In be appreciated by those who have been ♦ \ r r i , 7 7 / / 7 .M l T I .Logwood spent the afternorm with her. - „ -, ■* *’ delegated Engage In this undertaking ^ nc#day mornini llie ftcefnc<i r a lh e r The bridge ncroaa the river at the end a . Do b b i n s , stronger, but suddenly - the heart grew of Celery Ave., known as ^the cast coast weaker and she passed off quietly about bridge will for a time be a toll bridge. ten o’clock. Reasonable rates will be assessed on auto­ Mra. MacDonald was born In Pennsyl­ mobiles and other vehicles. This bridge vania eighty years ago last September. will be used not only by our people, but Her father moved to Ohio five years later by many who ore passing to and from and was a pioneer in that state. Thus the cast coast. The Geneva bridge is a she experienced the hardships and the county bridge to be used by those of our trials^ of frorttjer life from the very first. friends in die Geneva section who are The MacDonalds moved to Florida thirtyknocking at our door for a place to trade. five years ago and took up a homestead BEST AND C H EA PEST Will we help them beome a member of in the then undeveloped wilderness of C elery, Lottace, C auliflow er, B e a n s our family! Longwood. WE WANT TO SELL YOU YOUR R E A D and C*A K I A Trial will Convince You of the Quality SANFORD BAKERY . c. manager 4N im % ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R S The Wednesday Club A targOTiumber of the members of die chib were present Wednesday afternoon a t their last meeting iu the charming home of Mrs. Geo, JL Fernald. After* the conclusion of die program the club qxpreased their appreciation of Mra. Fernald’s hospitality by a rising vote of th a n y . Those members who* were not present Wednesday afternoon are podfied that Mrs. D. L. Thrasher has kindly Invited the club to make her house their1 club home for the month of April. Miss Gertrude Speer opened the pro­ gram for die afternoon by reading her paper on Hampden-Sidney College, which liad been postponed from last week. This short but interesting review of die college noted that its founder, Samuel Stanhope Smith, gave the iniUtutlon die name of Prince Edward Academy, and that a year later the name was changed to Hampden-Sidney College, in honor of the men who gave dielr Uvea Jn the cause of liberty. The life sketch of Edgar Alien Poe, with the “Pathological Study" was a brief but most interesting paper by Mrs. G. B. Waldron, who cleverly sketched the par­ entage. curly life une subsequent but short career, and lapienlably sad life of tills erratic, hut remarkably gifted south era poet and writer. Mrs. A. E. Philips entertained her lis­ teners by a charmingly prepared paper on “Poe's Place in Literature." A unique synopsis of the weird and mysterious names be gave his poetical and prose writing, with sulking comments upon many. In Mrs. L R. Philips' absenci, Mrs. C. C. Worthington read "The Haunted Pal­ ace and Ana bell Lee," selections from Poo's poems which were much enjoyed by the dub. Program for April Stb: L Patrick Henry—“Virginia's Groat Commoner. Mrs. H. H. Chappell. Reading, (Hailie Rives), Mrs. J. C. Mc­ Daniel . i'­ l l Chief Justice Marshall Mrs. O. W. King. * James Monroe. Miss Alloa Whllner. Spooking of express companies and the necessity for them aa the means of doing • systematic transportation o f . small packages, did It evsr occur to you to give • thought or two to the baggage system of the same railroads that haul the ex­ press matter! You hand In your baggage, get a paper tag check for It, and on your arrival a t the oomroon destination of yourself and the baggage you present thé check and recover you property. It would seem to be a reasonable Inference that by putting on a few more baggage cars and agents UuTWkdi amid handU -th#-J— m »«*™ m i . , tiffin , express with the some certainty The Randolphs, Miss Meli Whi tuer. and convenience and cheapness that they George Wythe, Mrs. Lyman Phelps. Th© Lees, Mrs. S. O. Shinholser. now do the baggage business. The public Pendleton. Miss Charlotte Keelor. la coming to the conclusion that the rail­ .Roll coll from the patriots. roads should be required to do their transportation business In full at reoaooCritic.— «4 Tom atoes, Cantaloupes, Potatoes They set out trees and soon had a vig­ orously growing orange grove. This was wiped out in the freala oí IHQ5. 'But they continued to live upon the place un­ til Mr. MacDonald's death eight years ago. Then Mrs. MacDonald moved to Sanford and has since inado her. home with Mrs. Will liand^wiiom she brought up. Mrs. Hand is her niece and her near­ est relative in Sahford. •” * Mrs. MacDonald early becnmfc a Chris­ tian. uniting with the Methodist church In Otilo. After the Longwood Congrega­ tional church was organized st\e Joined that church. Then on coming to Sanford removed her membership to the Peoples Congregational church of tills city. She was always vigorous, cheerful de­ termined to moke the best of everything. Neighbors tell of many a thoughtful and kindly service rendered by her. “Auntie" MacDonald site was known to all the many friends. “Her works do follow her." ' * The funeral took place on Thursday at the residence of Mrs. Will Hand. It was in charge of her pastor. Rev. George B. Waldron, assisted by Mr. McKinnon of the Presbyterian church. Burial took place at the cemetery in Longwood. beside the grave of Mr. MacDonald. W. n J «* 2 ' J • m' « , C all on o u r L ocal R o p re a e n ta tlv e * R . C . M axw ell or m a d d re ss J- Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., JA C K S O N V ILLE, FLORIDA . Notice to Stockholder* IT ’S SO G O O D The healthiest food In the world „ v for the "kiddies" is bread made * * 'from "Quaker City" flour—and r' they all "love it," too. See that th e red and blue label Is attached to every bag or barrel of flour . that you buy—it’s your guarari-,*; :' tee of FIRST QUALITY flour. Underytnd by vlrtura of ah execution Issu uf sud under the seal < Ciruli Court Seventh __------ -------Judicial-------- 1 In end fur *Florida. ** ‘ Whrrrii Wherein iiereln Klaxon --------------A Company, lrlnlted corporation Is plslqilff and Frank L. Miller as ntinxtration of ________________ __ ________ the asista of M. A, Speer doces Is defendant. I h iv e this day levled*upua and will sell at public outcry at Sanford Florida, to the hlgh( bidder for cash la front of Itaod Bras, m Mondsv lbs first day of May. A. D. tbs first Monday in said month and house at tala , following describe persuasi property in-wit: All th at certain stack of n u rebondis« «osisiskvg ' éf , can goods trio., two show esses, eoe Iron •s k i__ ._ _ grocery delivery wagon. Levied upon ss the property (Tty of the estate oí M. A Sporf diveused J. A. KIRK WOOD. Sheriff of OrsngeCouupr FJs ^ QUAKER CITY FLOUR MILLS CO. . .r PHILADELPHIA 33-4c k 7 ¿ • i. 2; 2; Vi You s rs hereby sirc a notice th at a spedai Hireling Of the stockholders of the Crystal Ica Pompo«» will Lie held on « a n d a r, the first day of May. A. D. 1811. at the principe) of Bee of the a o c ip s n f ,____ a t i u factory aita, near city of Sanford. In Orsn*o county, state of Florida, for the purpose of voting upon a proposi­ tion to increase Its capital stock from Fifty Thou­ sand Dollars, consisting of fiva hundred shares, of the par value of one hnndred dollars each. lo.Scventy-five Thousand Dollars, to ___,. -Of sev hundrtd and fifty aha tarca of the par value of one bundrad dollars each. JOHN P. HARRISON. President. as-4t FRED KAISKK, .Secretary L TreatJ W . . .* 3; Send for our booklet. FLORIDA VEGETABLES. It contains til rectlo n s Tor raising all th e principal p ro d u cts of th e s ta ir , «mefully revised and brought up to dote by o u r m ost successful grow era. No publication On th is subject contains such practical advice. All gardeners should have it; from th e ow ner of life' small home garden to th e larg est shipper. In it will be found the special IDE u form ulas th a t have Jicen c o n stru cted by careful study of ui.tuui field results. They ore Invaluable, being perfectly balunr.cd and from the RIGHT SOURCES. Get the BEST and m ake MONEY. A Card Qf Thanhs Mr. and Mrs. Will Hand visb to express their appreciation of the kindness of tieighhm and friends during tho.sickness and death of their aunt, Mrs. John Mc­ Donald. *‘ ' rv~ March 22nd, A. D„ t i l l .i f . « M it ■ i �fe h 31, (SU \ T ilt S AN FO R D H ER A LD IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Barbaro&M’roflt System Ho! "ye" Editor:—I sec some "socialist crank" is-knocklng what ho calls "thi* barbarous profit system". Whnt does h r Little Happenlngs-^-Mentlon of propose to do with profltt Does lie pr6^ M atters In Brief. pose to work for nothing,.«*, just for his henltht For fny port 1 want some­ thing for It, nnd the more i got foc.it the PERSONAL ITEM S O F INTEREST belter I atn pleased, i don’ t see how he can live on air nnd sun-shine even way Cream puffi, lady fingers nnd ppuiitj cake every SntVmlay. Sanford Bakery."’ 31-tf Give Mrs. Overman your order for your ta s te r Hot. Over Yowcll's. Gns engine repairs. Sanford Machine A Garage Co. 48-tf Twenty-live loaves of the tent bread in town for $1.00. Sanford Bakery. 31-tf Watch N. O. Gamer's .window displays dpwivtiCTe tn'flortdfl. I can't Hvê that en Sum m ary o f th e flo a tin g S m all Talk Succinctly A rranged f a r H u r­ ried Herald Readers. Hove you seen Temple's Blue Rose! The recent rains are making line garden truckL---D. M. Gornto, a prominent attorney of Jacksonville was In.the city on Tuesday. ~ X. Dorner. of New York has been the guest of his brothers, A. Dorner and Fred Borner. W. M. Pepper of of the Pepper Publish­ ing Co., of Gainesville was in die city on Mondsy. Get a Sanford Booster button from Sec­ retary Woodruff and help to advertise your city. Dean Spencer spent several hours in llie city on Tuesday enroute from Orlando to Eusds. A. J. Philips of Knoxville, Tcnn., speut a few days in Sanford this week the guest of relatives. , Mrs. Homer Trask and family left on Thursday for Petoskdy where they will spend the summer. ‘ Dr. Denton and Dr. King hâve joined the professional auto brigade and both have fine new cars Mr. and Mrs. L. Gardner are making Sanford their home while Mr. Gardner Is complying a city directory. B. A. Howard and Roy Symes ac­ companied die remains of Mr. F. J. Symes -to Cadillac, Mich., on Moinffy. Miss May Hamilton of Sanford has re­ cently accepted a position to teach Latin in the college at Enterprise. G. M. Chapin of the Florida Financial and Industrial Record.was In thocity this week In the interns of this great state .paper, . . . ..... Mr; aud Mrs. L. R. Philip« accom panied their friends Mr. and Mrs. Webb Howard, as far as Jacksonville on their return to the North. 1 Mrs. T. L. Lent nnd little daughter left lust week for Bacouton, Gb., where they will spend the summer with Mrs. Lcjii' b parents. . Mrs. A. E. Housholdcr returned to tier home In Plant City Monday niter a plensvislt at the home of her son. Dr. W. E. Housholdcr. Mrs. Chas. Clark received the sad liitclfgence of the death of her father, Mr. Creyys, on Tuesday nnd left for RiceTrcck where he resided at the time of his dentil. way. I generally want three 1?meals n day, nnd if they are sometimes called a "square meal" 1 don't kick. The children of Israel wandered urround a long time in the wilderness sustained only (except a quail supper) by manna dropped down from Heaven, but mnunn lias stopped coming down in that good old wayt ami if it hadn't I would bo out uftcr my share any old time I had u chinks, ‘and if 1 got more (ban my share I would wunt to [Hit it in cold storage and keep it til! I might need'll. Now Mr. Editor, if this cruntf who dares to call you n "comrade", (although I know you are no old soldier, for-yuu tiavc never had to eat "Imrd-tacks" and gunjxiwder) wants to work for nothing, send him oround’and I ■will find him n job uny day In the week and will guarantee him steady employment. Now may be he don’t tneun to be so generous with Ins labor power. If lie don't, let him explain hlmseif In such a way that no " way-fat­ ing man or fool tided error therein". I'm out after light. If he has a candle, let him not hide his light under a bushel, if he can make himself clear to your readers 1 will try td put myself Into a '‘receptive mood and garner a few ideas myself. I'm not afraid of any excessive enlargement of gray matter if I learn u'1littli> more. In (lieold log. cabin many yum* ago sented upon an old slab seat I learned my n-b^c’s, from Noah Webster's old blue back spullur.. I learned my first'lesson under the stress of compulsion having been driven nil the way from life parental threshold to this- unpretentious seat of learning by, a a switch in my mother's hand. After the (light of all of the years that have intervened I am .mure eager to learn than 1 was in those priumtive days, when 1 was in'the first of SliokeS[>curc‘s seven ages of man» _ _ l‘ve heard it said Unit some people enn only learn when their stomachs gel empty. This seems to imply that their .thinking powers, if they have any thinking [towers nt all, nre located somewhere in their digestive organs. I hope none of your readers urc so constituted either mentally or physically. . In this age of steam. eJcelriety, aviation nnd general progress some knowledge of economies is essential to a proper mental equipment. The - world is moving ill more senses than one. 1 Tain on light in more senses iliun one. Turn on the light and, lei us see "whither drifting. Out Focv. groceries. 2.4-tf Autoes and carriage painting n t'U n derwiHtd's. First class work. * 31-tf All wiiite help employed. Shiifuril Bakery. 31-tr All kinds of rejwtir work. Sanford Ma­ chine &. Gnnige Co. 48-tf You can get yollow corn mcul nt Long's Grocery. , 26-tf Crushed mid pulverized Limestone, car ond lots. ft. H. Whitner. 2lf Seed Potato Cutter» and Planter* nt Fernald's. Call and let us show you. 22tF 18 Pounds id best granulated sugar fur *1.00 at N. O. Garnor's. 24-tf Handsome china cabinets Just in. San­ ford Furniture Co. 22-tf Fresh peanut butter in hulk, 20 cents n [tumid nt N. O. Gnrner's. , 24-tf Keep your eye on what's going on nt our store. We usk you to cnrefully com­ pare our [iriees witli anyone's quotations. Look them up nnd we will get your busi­ ness. Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tf Don't forget you can get yotir chipped iieef nnd ham cut oil an American slicing machine nt W. W. Long's market. 2fi-tf Best grude Buttcrenc nt Long’s grocery. Try it whjle butter is high. 2li-tf Place (lie titles to your real estate in the Realty Trust Cbmimny and avoid com­ plications. For particulars address B. F Whitner, Jr.; Secretary,* 7-if Eat Dobbins’ bread. It's the best. Sanford Bakery, next postnffieu 31.ff . Please »end combing» to me, nnd I will make you sw itches nr puffs very rcrsm iublr in price. Anna Bell Topp, Cetcry City, Fla. * 29-lt * Best grade preserves And pickles just in, call and try them. W. W. Long. 2C-tf Bring vour old tires to Sanford Machine A Garage Co. (or vulcanizing. 18,tf A dollar nr two u week furnishes you homo. Come tu and'ACe how we remove ¡ill obstacles for liaise who have little to start on. Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tf • . , u One mql two horse wagons with celery flared side bodies at Underwood's. 17-tf w ife e f flour for Evening Service &rogrwmenr of the pniror» the hour evening service in the churehea has anged from 7 to 7:30 o'clock, both for ) Sunday and Wednesday evening ser90A • . satisfactory in tills district,^ for sule by Harry Wurd. These* diggers will save you half the price of digging; in other words, two or three farmers can get together and buy one and save llie price of the digger in only one season. American Travel Club Tours and Travel School for Girls. Parties small and select. Coronation ond genbrul tour embracing seven ixjuntries June 10. For full information ahWtcss Mrs. M. li.-K.ilbourne, DcLnnd, Fla. _ 1 33-2c M eeting of S. I. A. A meeting of the S. i..A., will lie held nt Comfort Cottage on Thursday April, (till, ut 3 p. m. All members and those interested are urged to ho present. • M hs. M. F rank , $ee. Cocoa Long Bur Soap just received nt \$. W. Lung!* store. 33-tf Moline Knocker Potato. Diggers mil) $13 at W.H Underwoods. 33-tf After. April 15lh tlitf price of roses and cut flowers will advance 50 |>er cent- A few inure grape vines left. L. H. Temple. 33 if • Ttie nursing home a! B ttnm H JnkA vc. Is prepared to care for a limited number of surgioal discs. Mrs. Wright, muse in charge. 33-tf Just received a shipment of Mason's fruit Jars nnd Jelly glasses for enrjy can­ ning purposes. Let mu supply your wants. W. W. Long, grocer. 33-tf Mrs. Allen has Just received direct from New York the very luiest styes in un­ trimmed hats for the Easter frade ami would appreciate your orders. 33-tf We are equipped to handle yuur repair work. Sanford Machine & Garage Co. 4ft if. Give Dobbins your special orders for mid get the best. Sanford Bakery. 31-tf Dr. Howard bus returned and can be found ut his residence in the forenoon and bis office in the afternoon. . < 22-tf They hatch, no j a i l take. ‘Tiiose S. C. White Leghorn eggs of Herring's. 5 cents o one. Cor. Maple A First sL 31— Itc Underwoods far harness, saddles, horse god mule Jewelry, 17-tI T .FR A N K Clothier and Men’s Furnisher SANFORD v - - F L O R ID A Sanford Building & Loan , Association Stop Paying Rent!; % MAKES IT EASY Own* . GCO. H. Y o u r A. P. CONNELLY Sec'y &. Trcas. rC KNALD President * H om o Let Us Tell You About It All Local Advertisement« l)ndoi*Ylfta lie,tiling. One Cent a'W ord Cacti Issue 33- 4t p For /title—Good combination work nnd saddle horse for sale cheap. Inquire ut Methodist church. _ •• . 33-2t p For Sole—or trade one UUICK AUTO­ MOBILE which-bus been newly painted nu«l thoroughly overhauled. Writo or cull on Hurry Ward, SunforiL Fla, . For Rem—Four roam collage. Inquire of B. Peters, lentil street nnd Oak mtenue. 33-2t p Fttr Snle-^Five acre furiit, 3,oures tiled good lociitifWi. Six room house.* For sale tty owner i lo op. Box 1lKSSaiiforil. 3J-2p Champion i’otqio Machinery. I’roved to be very successful. In Smi/urtl ready for delivery now, See Harry Ward at office of Vegetable Growers' Associa­ tion. -' ? ' • 32 •J I-c For Rent—House of U rooms, furhislied or unfurnished. All modern conveni­ ence*, Well located on Myrtle avenue Box HI38, Sanford, Flu. 32-tfc. For Rent—Four furnished rooms, with Imt It, for liglti housekeeping. Apply C. A. Dobbins, SanfordB.tk« ry. 3l*lf For Relit—Nine room liousc on Mngnolia avenue. Address Box 803, Sanford, Fla. 31-tf For Rent—Two furnished rooms for light hotiM-fieeplug. Address Ifhx 803, Sanford, Ha. 31-tf For Sole—Family horse, buggy and liar ness or either. "NT"11. Garner. 3l-lT For Sole—Ten ucre tract. 3 ncres tiled und cultivated, lutls mils from Monroe on good road. Going ut n bargain. Pnrtleulars ut Herald office. * 20-if . For Sulo or Rent—Two acres fertile land in high state of cultivation, one mile from town. Flowing well, tiling, celery boards. A bargain. Address Owner, P. O. Box 1381. 27-tfc For Sale—One span of mules, wagon and harness: mules six nnd seven years old, weigh about 1.200 pound» each. In­ quire of W. A. Mlnniek, Cameron City. 2ti-tf-p • ; p. Wanted—Room* for fight housekeeping. AH conveniences. Mrs. W. F. larnvltt. 3(Ml-C Wanted—Hauling and training to dn; plowing nnd harrowing. Address Frank Gurrod. general delivery. 2f»4f-|i • For Sale—Rhode l.dnnd Rials and In­ dian Runner Ducks, bred from heavy Inylug stock. $1 |N*r setting of !5 eggs, well packed nnd Uelivennl at (lie express Of­ fice at Moiiroe, Flu. Address U. S. Mikek II. Sanford, Flit. 28-5p For Sale—Mitchell touring par 40 H. P 5 passenger*, in first class an id it ion Apply, Sanford Herald. ’ 25-tf - T H E WA NTS Wanted—Celery farm with itiiproVementH. or dwelling in Sanford In exchange free nnd d ear 7 room Oueun Anne Cottage,' qll improvements brmitifully situated in the "Walnut Hill'' suburbs of Cincinnati. Don Peabody is shaking hands with old Ohio pit,i 75x143. house Cost $3,YOU, price O. K. fill am pi on I*of til o Diggers which $5.ttli i . pi hito ni Ill-raid mitre. Florence Suiiford friends this week. Don Is now In the theatre business in Ocala and re­ luive been tried mid proven thoroughly E. Mullock. Sanford. Fla.. R. F. I). No. 3, lions business in the Brick city as nourish­ ing. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Aycocke liaVe the sympathy of their many friends in the death bf their beautiful baby girl. Liliaii. wldfitoccurred on Monday lust. The re­ mains of tile little one were carried on Tuesday by the sorrowing parents to St. Augustine for interm ent ' Mr. and Mro. R. L. Davies have return­ ed to Sanford and will make tills city their home. Mr. Davies has accepted a position with the department store of D. A. Caldwell A Co. This Urmls doing such a large business that they have added three'new clerks during the past week. Sanford can boast of o number of heroes whose names and achievements have not been ctnblnzoned to the world In poetry and song, but whose willing hearts and ready hands are hers to com­ mand when the need arises. Titc (Ire last week, like all emergencies are invari­ able tests, that show what men are. Mr. and Mrs. H onx MuitlauJ *i>ent Tuesday ia Sanford as gueata of Dr, and Mrs, Homrlghous. Mrs. Maitland wn» over from Enterprise to sing a t lhe~tmitlcol given by the 'Welaka^Ciub, and Mr. Maitland, who had been viilting ids wife, returned to his work as evangelist singer in the north. This was Mr. Maitland's first trip to Florida and he was delighted with the country. A former citizen of Sanford, wlio lived here several yean ago, Mr. E. W. Trafford now living in Richmond. Vu.. is making quite a reputation ‘ for .himself in his chosen profession, electrical engineering. An article In the Richmohil Dispatch last week hod some very flattering tilings to say about him and his work and decis­ ions as an expert on some very important engineering work now in process of erec­ tion. Mr. Trafford U a brother of the MUaea Emily and Allie Trafford. HE Stein - Bloch Co. Clothes Stand for 56 Years of Knowing How. The Stein-Bloch Co. Clothes for Sale at M. Frank’s. •r- + + + + +4-++++++++-*-+++++*‘»*>**a><' * * * * + + + + * THE C IT Y ♦+*+♦♦♦ ♦ RESTAURANT • ( n.r»t Sln el. orto lilwk * froniDeiiol t>ni«M)te | Pottudire) I « H . E . W IS E , P ro p rie to r Formerly Manager of Central Cafe S teaks, Chops, O y ste rs and Fish 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 ❖ Y •> E v e ry th in g F i r s t C la s s , S h o r t O rd o rs At All H o u rs * , j j l Prompt, Clean Service <• <► Meal Tickets are Sold nt Reduced Rates ; \ UNDER PRESSURE OF LEATHER TRUST M A N IP U L A T IO N To(Tay, ih ,the United States, more thnn one hundred leather tali aeries are doRod down. WHY? In ortler to reduce the available leathor now on the market nnd thereby force the mnnu* facturer to pay nn inerensetl-price for leather, who, in turn, is compelled tg make the retail merchant pay on iucreascd price for shoes, or slight the shoes in their quantity and construction. * The retail merchant jiroiects himself in turn ond the consumer puya the price put on the shoe.’ It you huy you r Shoes f rom us, you a t the m ercy o f the L e a th e r T ru s t. *• are not W e can save fro m I0 to I5 ,p e r c e n t, on every p a ir ot sh o e s you buy of us. . ‘ . ' ’ i: We are the SOLE agents in Sanford for the ONLY Shoes made in AMERICA, INDEPENDENT of the Leather Trust. D. L. THRASHER F lo rid « l ^ S a n fo rd , ’PH O N E 104 ■ �C O U N TY HAPPENINGS A Budget of Interesting Items From Correspondents TH E EV EN TS O F ORANGE COUNTY C fflc lM it S t a ff e f R ep o rtera W eekly Cover» th e T e r rito r y fo r The Herald CELERY AVENUE NEWS »pedal Correspondence to Tbe Herald: i?! i t a IÎI1 irf! Mr. Andrews who purchased the Whltner estate; the Shell Mound a t east end of Celery Ave, has begun the erection of a bungalo facing the Shell Mound, Mr. Andrew will make this bis winter home. We learn that contractor Shinholser has tbe contract for erecting this fine residence, We welcome Mr. Andress and trust his new purchase may prove both pleasant and profitable. Byron Squires has gone to the Beach to •pend a iqonth or so’ cavorting with old Neptune. , Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins, parents of Mr. T. L Hawkins returned home to Com­ merce Go this week Mrs. W. A. Raynon has returned home Tram Sanford where she has been under Dr. Forsters care for a * month. We are glad to leant that she la gradually Im­ proving. .We regret to learn of-the death In San­ ford of Mr. Simms, father-in-law of Mr. Kent Rosslter, one of Celery avenues pop­ ular truck farmers, Albert Dorner, of New York is visiting his brother on Celery Ave. Mr. A. Dorpcr. Mr. Albert Is loud In hi* praise of Sanfords magnlfldent dim ate and her marvelous artesian wells. • Celery has been going foward from the farmers quite lively in the past 2 or three weeks and Is now pretty well cleaned up. We note with pleasure and some envy That another of Celery Ave, prosperous celery farmers lias token to motoring, all we ask Is please don’t run that locomotive on rubber tires over us just give us a get to the side toot and its all yours. Yours for more automobiles more prosperty, more good roads and last but not least more suberibers for the Herald as it takes subscribers to make a paper. What would we do without a good Uvo paper tike the one editor Holly is giving us. . A F armer PAOLA POINTS Special Correa pond ence to The Herald: This cool, wet weather Is a decided change anyway,-and the rain la most welcome out here on the hlUs. -Mrs. Martha Kell and son of Island Lake left for yiclr home In Steubeuvlile, Ohio on Monday, the 20th. C. F. Cooley of Madison, Wls., Is mak­ ing a visit at his Paola home. Mr8._£ Ar0iirnsi‘ II again among us. Mr. and Miss Campbell returned from S t Petersburg Thursday. Mrs. W. W. Long, Mr. W. H. Wood and Prof. Elliot of Sanford made a weeks' end visit in the family of Mr. C. F. Cooley, returning home Sunday evening. A delightful surprise, in shape of chick­ en pillau," was given Miss Zachary in honor of her birthday last Saturday even­ ing. Tbe jolly party going out on the evening train were "returned" by a big mill team in the ‘‘wee sma' hours." .We understand there is again some prospect of a good road from Sylvan Lake to Paola, if the people of the neigh­ borhood will do their p art and it is to be 1)0pod they may be Induced to piiil to-; gother and put tho matter through this Ime.. OVIEDO AND LAKE CHARM SpscUl Cor. u> TUS Herald. ' Mis. Mary E. Foster and party left Lake Charm for their northern homes Monday morning March 27. Mrs. Foster and com­ panion for Clifton Springs, N. Y„ Madam Mead foF Brooklyn, N. Y„ Miss Louise Manning Hodgkins for Wllbraham. Mass., Miss Margaret Evans (or Nortbfleld, Minn. Miss Hodgkins and Miss Evans will visit Daytona and Sl Augustine before leaving Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. G. A Hanklnson and Mrs Smith, mother of Mrs. Hanklnson, leave for their new homes In New' Jersey the first of April after spending several weeks In Mrs. McCheaney's cottage a t' Lake Charm. They will be several days in SL Augustine before sailing from Jacksonville. Mr. T. L Mead and Madam Mead, his mother, made a pleasant trip to Eustis Just previous to their going north. The Meads have recently sold, largo property Interests In Eustis, a former home; Mrs Mpnd had great pleasure in meeting many friends and old acquaintances. Mrs. T. L Mead arrived at Lake Charm Friday, March 24, after several months of travel In European countries. The trip from Naples to Sanford was made in four­ teen days—a short trip since the. Voyage w ar made via one of the slower going steam ships. As Mr. and Mrs. Mead step­ ped from the Sanford train a large com­ pany of Iriends and neighbors had as­ sembled at tbe Lake Charm station to give Mrs. Mead a cordial welcome liome. Messrs. Wodlcy and WrighLcontractors, are making fiue progress with the new rallroatf—Mr. Wad Icy goes back and forth every day from Oviedo In a fine auto. Mrs.,Wadley has recently spent a week with her husband at Captain Argo's house. Mr. Hale, supervising engineer, and wife, are located at _the Argo house for some months. Mr. and Mrs. Wadley, Mr. and Mrs. Hale were Invited gucsta to tea one evening at the hon\e of Mr. and. Mrs. Henry Yonge. The Wadley family and the Yonge family were old-time Georgia friends. Oviedo is to have a new grocery store in the Wilson Block, Douglas and Drew are proprietors. Mr. L F, Lczatt and W. F. Strand, who have been prospecting in Florida^ with a view to settling permanently have their homes near New York leaving they purchased build in Mr. Joe Lelnhart und contemplate new dwellings for their families before another fail. Mr. Lezatt in writing up their trip for his home paper in CattsklU speaks very flattering of Lake Chart?) and Oviedo. Mr. and Mrs. W.-P. Luther and guests Miss Caniey, Miss Zettrance and Mrs. C. L. West attended the school picnic at Geneva Tuesday. Miss Zettrance of Sa­ vannah. Ga„ is making a brief visit tn Oviedo at Mr. and Mrs. Luther's home. Mr. C. EL Taylor of New York Is spend­ ing several weeks at the Cushing House. This popular hostlery la th e. home of Mr. and Mr*. Hays. iiewl](tnarried young peo­ ple in our m idst Oviedo and Lake Charm are appredat log ooplpus showers of rain these days. GENEVA JOTTINGS SpecUl CarrttpoaJeoca to Tb* tUiiUL E. N. Sutton spent Saturday and Sun­ day a t New Smyrna will) hia wife who is •lowly Improving from her recent Illness. W. 1L Howard la on a business trip to Jacksonville. —• Hr. Council from North Carolina is In Geneva for a few days looking after his interests here. Mr. Burns and young daughter .Miss Elisabeth from Louisville Kentucky are visiting their relatives. Dr. J. J. Burns and Mrs. C. A. Raulerson. Dr. Boaford who lived In Geneva tweenty-four years ago, but now halls from Rochester, N. Y™ came on a visit to his friend "undo Jock Holder". For years these two were bosom friends. The pdo* pie would be glad to have Dr. Bosford stay, he Is a true Christian physician, doing a kindness where ever he can. Mrs, Dr. Lewis entertained the M. M. S., society on last Thursday afternoon at her winter Cottage on Lake ¿leneva. It Is always a pleasant afternoon the sodeiy spends with this cultured lady. Mr. and Mrs. Curry came over from Orlando Sunday In their machine and visited Mr. and Mrs. 0. EL Little and other relatives. Mrs. Grant and daughter, Miss Nevada, visited Sanford one day last week. Miss Bray, our teacher In the primary department, is spending the week with Miss Leta Peters. Young Clifford Proctor has opened a new grocery store, using the same building his father used for many years. Things look dean, goods are new and we trust the public will give our young friend a liberal portion of their patronage. Wear© glad to know that Mr. Adams is much more comfortable now than for some time; he can now walk some without the use of his cane. “Unde John Holder” also continues to MOORE’S STATION To Uts editor of The Herald: Improve tbo slowly. Quarterly meeting was held at the Frank Rultenik of Mentor, Ohio was a Methodist church last Saturday and Sun­ visitor here again last week making twice day, ; The new preaiding elder. Mr. Black­ within a month he has been here In­ man, was present, and gave fine sermons, vestigating the gardening lands, his broth­ espedally was the eleven o’clock sermon er-in-law Mr. Langman of Cincinnati. on Sunday Instructive, elevating and Ohio was with him this trip. practicable, Mr. Blackman ' made many Mr. Criram of Cameron Ave, was In friends while here who hoped to see him Cindnnati, Ohio, and Indianapolis, Ind., In Geneva again soon. He left Sunday last week on a business trip for tbe afternoon far Sanford where he preached growers association. A party of about twenty young -folks Tbe citizens of Geneva are highly in gave Miss Annie Cameron a surprise favor of the proposed bridge across the party last Friday evening, a fine time is reported. HTW « ferry. There art: said to be’ several cases of wboopihg cough and mefetlcs among the youngsters about here. Some of the Ohio people about here arc talking about a buckeye dub on aociety, why nott and use tbe horsecheitnut for a badge as they do In Eustis, SL Peters­ burg and other places In Florida. The contest was ended at the Sunday School last Sunday and the red ribbon side was ahead with credit for bringi in the most new pupils, tho bluo ribbon side ore feeling "blue" oi it Is their busi­ ness to provldo a treat for tho red ribbon pupLU. a picnic and fish fry is being planned foraprll 8 to take place at Geyena f«;fry. Archie Cameron is buying the celery raised by some of the smaller growers about here. At th e W est Side Park On Thursday March 23, at 3 p. m. tbe ladies of the West Side Improvement Society met at West Side Park to enjoy a little picnic, the first 'of a series of those Uttlo social outings. The gentle­ men of the west side being rather delicate felt that they could not face the inclement weather, decided to stqy Indoors, and were noticable by their absence, however the occassion was graced by his honor, the Mayor, nqd gentlemen of the city council, who after looking over the park, and drinking from the fount of pure life giveInft wnler, gave a verdict that Sanford afforded none belter. They were pleased and suprised at the progress made by the improvement society in so short a time and pledged themselves to lend a helping hand when it wns needed.' * Oh I Ye Editor of the Sanford Herald where were ye, methinks ye must have won a new panama in the grand Herald contest ye were afraid ye might get it spoiled by the dampness of the atmos­ phere or perhaps ye were afraid yo might catch cold in that broad high noble fore­ head of Vourn. Under the circumstances ye are excused. After a while spent in pleasant consid­ eration thé table was spread and all were Invited to draw near und partake of the delecious cake and cream prepared by the ladies wnlch was enjoyed very much. It became necessary to take refuge under umbrellas, most of us being Methodist and Presbytériens, had no objection to sprinkling, but there was- not a suffiency for the needs of (Air deep w utcr. sisters and.brethren who were well represented. All declared a most enjoyable time and moved to adjourn to their respective homes, they were a little damp, but still In the ring. * If your aim in life is to economize and to have for your everyday use dependable goods a t tho lowest possible prices we ask you, not for our soke, nor for this town's sake/not for the sake of anything but your owu pocket book and your bank accounL to aim for our store aud hit the centre of economical buying. Sanford Furniture Co. 22-tl * Dissolution Notice • ,. By mutual consent the flrtn of Holmes & Hunt has this day been dissolved, J. E. Hunt retiring. Any one knowing them­ selves indebted to the firm of Holmes & Hunt will pay same to W. E. Holmes. March 20, 1911. W. E. Holmes, 42-4p * J..EL Hunt The Mapes Complete Manures Where seems to be great dissatisfaction throughout the State generally as to the results obtained from m ost of the fertilizers used lasLaeason. -> 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. A curiously large number of those of our old cus­ tomers who were gotten away from us b y the in­ ducements of the so called "cheap goods" "Just us good os Mopes," are coming back to ils this season to have their groves and fields restored. The Mapes F ertilizers a re evidently considered a.refuge In. extrem ity, when help Is needed and hope alm o st gone. You certainly ^ get -th e benefits o f- over th ir ty y ears experience In Florida and over fifty y ears In th e m anufacture of ferti­ lizers generally. IF we cannot help you th e case Is Indeed hopeless. -ts-T *i* -i- J . R. Tysen, Agent J A C K S O N V IL L E , City Fish F L O R ID A Market S a lt and F re s h W a t e r Fish A . FOSTER SANFORD AVE. PHONE 68 Just Arrived Car Ride Flour Most Economical and Satisfactory Feed and will Fatten Your Stock and Keep them in Good Shape. . . » Just Ordinary Horse Sense Tells a man that he m ust be careful in feed in g his stock if he wants to get the best results. But it is not always so easy to get the right kind of feed. W e A re F eed S p e c ia lis ts and not o n ly know just what your stock ought to have, but h u n t until we find it. . - . - WHEN in n e e d c a l l u p o n Sanford Supply Co. Phone 3 3 0 S a n fo rd , Florida FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS L. H . T E M P L E . AGENT JACKSONVILLE MORAL COMPANY Phone IG6. Ilth and Oak Ave. Special Offering in Ferns. Sanford, Floral Designs to Order. ^Florida )^ 1-28—10— Cf — i* The Ged. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. INTO A HOME, OFYOUR OWN1 Bluestone at 9 cents per pound Cement-Coated Box Nails 'ir e à Wheelbarrows, with Wide Tire ramio aiiutt* A4o» The Average Increase n Population of cities and towns everywhere is 35 per cent in ten /ears. This means that new homes will have to be built and more stores provided. This' will increase the value of lagd at the edge of lour city, ..C We will sell you a 46-in. Fence at 32 cents a rod We Hav¿;Some Choice Property thst can he bought on easy* terms. It ¿vill moke you a beautiful home and will continue to increase in value. 1 The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. N. H. GARNER S a n fo rd , F lo rid a r a ft ***“■— il'-. �M arch 31,,<911 J • • J 5 T H E S AN FO R D H ER A LO F l o w i n g w e lls are gu aran teed. D rainage sure. N u m ero u s B oulevard s, graded and ditched, tra v e rs e this p ro p erty • • "2 2 t J" T h e m o st b ea u tifu l m ost highly Im proved] and ric h e s t o f a ll iin c le a re d land in the C e le ry D èlta 7 9 f a r m s in PAL.M H A M M O C K sold on easy te rm s 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 • • H A M M O C K ROUND TRIPS DAILY The Sanford and Everglades R. R. will run freight tnins and street cats direct through Palm Hammock with side tracks every half mile for one-half m i l e s from Sanford, on hard s u r f a c e d road . . . « • »Prices Siva.* will m u auuii soon - advance materially Buy a town lot in 0 -P A L M VILLA • • 0 0 0 £ I • m i n e im m w x r park 10 acres of stately Palms, Majestic. Oaks and fragrant Yellow Jessamine jin exquisite spot of untrammeled nature , . <JCt »AHI Ht Palm Hammock is being settled by a very high class of p e o p 1 e, A home here insures you good neigh- ^ Rural Free Delivery mail service. Convenient school privilege for your children W C £ £ t W C ^ 0 lü ü M lll l a m 0 Frequent s t r e e t car service bring» 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. >; C.bme and see m e. F irst National Bank Building 0 * T here is no b e t t e r , 2 safer In v e s tm e n t than • selected real estate. • SANFORD FLORIDA Im proved, tra n s p o rta ­ tion Is th e fo re ru n n e r • of in creased valu es. �, T tir s a n r ò r i» M arch 31,' « l i iitf An Investment in the 7 per cent Preferred Stock of the S A NFORD D E V E LO P M E N T CO. LOOKS GOOD! you had a thousand dollars to loan. A mortgage on a good farm for five years at 7 per cent, would look like a good place for.lt, Wouldn’t, it? A t the end of the five years your money would come back to you and you would have the thousand dollars and 35 per cent, of interest, or $1,350. * , Suppose you should buy Preferred Stock in the Sanford Land De­ velopment Company for the thousand dollars. __^ _ A t____ the end of the five ”yetfrs it would come back to you * plus 5 per * cent., or $1,050 of principal, and you would have drawn the 7 per cent, dividends seirii-aimually, which would equal $350, the same as the farm mortgage, and the whole amount would be $1,400 or again OF 50 PER CENT. ON THE DEAL THAT FAR; € . BUT THAT ISN’T ALL T A 7* V? C give you a bonus of 25 per cent, of common stock. You would get $250 of a bonus of common stock, and when your money was paid back for the Preferred this common would be worth much more than its face of $250. It should pay you at least 50 per cent, dividend every year thereafter. But if it doesn’t, it will always be worth the $250. w hich, to the $1,400, would make $1,650 for your thousand, which would be $350 better than a 7 per cent, farm mort­ gage. Perhaps you think it isn’t safe, but if you w ill ask the business men of Sanlord they assure you that it is. ’ v , ‘: Our announcem ent which was published last week in The Herald was given a lot of very favorable comment. Business men in position to judge of its merits called on us to offer congratulations and also subscribed for stock. Some wrote us letters telling what they thought of it, . •BELOW ARE PUBLISHED A FEW LETTERS ON THE SUBJECT: S anford , F lorida , i March 24, 1911. Mr. B. A. Howard, President, 1 *1 S antoro , F lorida , Howard-Packard Land Company, City: Gentlemen:—I have noticed with much interest and pleasure your an­ nouncement of the new Development Company and but for absence, would have written m yhearty endorsement of your plans ere this. Having planted the first celery grown nt Sanfottf and closely identified with every develop. ment since, I wish to say that my experience convinces me that you are on the right line. > To put the matter a^briefly as possible, it is unquestionably true that the sub-irrigated lands of Sanford,, properly and economically handled, would pay a handsome interest on $1,000 per acre. I base this on tho fact that from October until April, independently of rain or drought, we can grow nil vegetables foM he’notherri market.' Between April mid October, on these same lands, we can grow os much com as is grown in Illinois and Missouri per acre, and remember that the com i« worth 50 per cent, more in Floridu than it is„in those states. After this crop is gathered the land is ready to begin to plant the fall crop of vegetables. It is not quite clear to my mind that corn would be the most profitable crop, possibly rice or peanuts would yield a larger revenue. At nny rate our sub-irrigated lands arc worth as much from April to October as any farm lands in the country. In addition to this, from October to April we believe them worth more for truck growing purposes. Not to tak'6 up 'any more of your time, 1 wish to say la m going to take some stock in your Company mid wish to avail myself of the opportunity to buy some preferred, with a bonus of common stock. Yours truly, (Signed) J. N. WHITNER ’ .% Sanford Land Development Company, Sanford, Florida: Dear Sir—I have carefully read your an­ nouncement. outlining the policy of your Company, which *was published in The Sanford Herald of the 17th. You can perform with ease every promise made in this prospectus. Every dollar of your common stock, I predict, will be worth three for one inside of five years. The preferred stock offers to tho public an in­ vestment of the soundest sort, ot a- very high dividend rate for, anything so well* secured. . --- “ - i'* | The business is sound in every particular, and you should meet with immediate success in selling your securities. - Youre truly, (Signed) W. D. HOLDEN 1« March 23. 1911. WILL HELP SANFORD •• > ¡’ - ’ » S a n f o r d , F l o r id a , Mnrch • 2i>. H »I l Sanford Land Development Company, * Sanford, Florida: ' Gentlemen:—I have noticed wiili interest your plan for opening up a Hue of improve­ ment, development and investment tlmt is to differ widely from anything heretofore pro­ posed. .Your proposition looks good to me I believe it will prove a fine success mid that those who take hold of it w|ll make no mis­ take. It would seem that the returns must lie not only safe and sure, but highly satisfactory. Your conceulration of effort and’ the eonmiaha you will thus have of the factors that deter­ mine results, as for instance economy in op­ erating, highest quality of product, niiniimim carrying rates, advantageous distribution and marketing, etc., all augur the very best for those who take hold of or connect themselves with your Company. I congratulate you on your plan and be­ speak for you .and pll concerned the largest measure of prosperity, pnd fluanciul profit. Very truly yours, ' E. T. WOODRUFF, Sec’y Sanford Commercial Club WE WANT YOUR SUBSCRIPTION this stock is not only a good investment for you in the way A A 7 do not look-to Sanford for a great deal of the capital stock of f. of dividends, but it will help the entire situation. To im­ wY C our company. Most of ourcapital will he from the north utuT prove a thousand acres of land will require a lot of labor, materials and .t equipment. Every dollar paid out for labor will find its way in the hands east. . This outside capital is what will help Sanford. of merefftmts, business men and banks at Sanford. BUT WE WANT YOUR INFLUENCE IriSproving a thousand acres pfTand will inspire confidence of capital •, ‘ ... f in <dur town and district. , If our solicitors in the north can show their customers that our home It will stimulate farm values. * * A# It wilHtccp our town growing.______ ________ - • -people Jiayc taken stock it will help them. The amount you take is ¿iipt It will make additional business for .everyone in Sanford. ’ ~ ""g * ■■ ’■ ________ 1___ % It will relieve the dullness of a summer season which iB sure to follow so important as your name. We want you on our list of stockholders and a strenuous winter of truck-gardening. THE SANFORD LAND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY will help we want you now. the small farmer. You can pay for this stock in five payments. HOW? Get some of this first issue of stock while you can get the bonus of 25 By having influence and capital enough to help solve the problems of selling add'transportation. These are the two great problems before the per cent, of common. Sanford Growers. - A company with sufficient acreage and capital can do what cannot even be attempted under present methods. Let us explain any point to you which you may not understand. PeoplesBankJBuilding. Office With HOWARD-PACKARD LAND COMPANY --- - - - �March 31,19H California’s Climate Notice o f Application fo r Tax-D eed SANFORD LODGES A gentleman writing to the .Chester Under Section 8 or C hapter -18BB (Pn.,) News about California draws a com­ Ssntord Ledge No. ^7,T. O. O.T Laws o f Florida Mm Is every Monday at 7t3Q p in., over Imperial parison favorable to Florida and at the Nolive Is hereby given that M M Smith nf Win Theatre. J. t. Hell. N. G. ler t nrk, Fiondn. piircha.rr of tax certificates suggestion of Prof. Maris who knows named W: S. Balov is, Sec’y. below, has filed «aid certificates In my of the gentlemen the article Is produced be­ nee nnil made application for lax deeds to issue Ir. aocorflance with law. Said certificates embrace Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order Eastern Sta( the folltiwlnij described property situated In Orange low: Meet* every second and fourth Friday In month Every one who h a t seen his Star In the East are ••My first Impression of Cnllfomin, re­ county, n p d d sl A5 l 7 uf 1S9!,; NH of NWit See. 10, cordially Invited to visit the chapter. ceived In the lower end. wns that it wns | l/im iton** ^ Mf**»*d in the name o(S. W Autx E. Rmano. Sec‘y onergS»ia7 grana~tiescfl.'~TheirBll h f o n c t r -we{-tVTtrW^-gfi»9om »«rfln utNW'i r«r to.-Tt* f . O. E., Celery City Aerie 1053 dropped Into n garden evidently made by | Meeting* first and third Tuesdays In every month Sj'c. 10. fp . ï l S, R 32 K. assessed In the name inan, because such ns I saw was not UiiInown Owner, Hail In Wrlbome Block, third lloor. natural but created through Irrigation. „ g e tt. No. 2148 of I8D7; SEU of NWW of SEM and J.H of blVSI of N W \ of SES Sec 10, Tp 21 S, R 32 P h o en ix Ledge No. 5, K. o f P. Through the liberality of the banks and i g , a»»p»xcd in rhc name^7 w !l;T j'acoi’«K. the financial classes, it has become today Tn^ ilsNS-,aH ° “f NWHSaj 10. 1 V D y “ a . " 3 s U oxsrssed In the name bf Fries & « 1naradlie........ . , • -; > K uM nson. _ - . . . . s x .i__ I O n Nn rtf inm* q w u ..r fcrcc | 1( , - JB Meets second and fourth Tursdaya. Visitine knishts always welcome P. E. Hutchinson. G. Cl Felix S. Frank, K. K. and S. ____ & Koi>- ase Florida Fruits «»n Vegetables S a n fo rd L odge. No 6 2 . X. 6. A. M. we had an opening for cortnin fihancial Inwin G. W. Spencer, Master; J. C. Enamlntfcr, Secre­ .C e rt. No 2022of 1800: SEN of SKH otSWH Sec tary. .Communication everySrst and thirdTlmrs interests like the Southern Pacific, to gain 10, T|i 21 S, It 32 E, attvMcd in the name of ft M day* at 7:30 p. m. Visiting brothers welcome. Simmons. *■ __ r | , a monopoly and forae out the independent „ O n . No. 3113 of I8l>4: NH of NWM of SEN * 10. Tp 21 S. R 32 E, «sac*»«] in the name of U n ite B ro th e rh o o d o f C a r p e n te r s en d Jo in Investor. They have n grand monupoly Sec Unknown Owner. • e r ^ o f A m erica of that great territory of Southern Cali­ Cert No-3114 of 1804: WH of SWM of NW'.t of SE1. Sec 10. Tp 21. S R 32 E, assess'd In the Sanford Local Union No. 1751. U. B. of C. and fornia and Los Angeles, and as I found it, nsme.of unknown Owner. Unless sold certificate* shall hr redeemed SC of A. meet* every Thursday ntshi .at 7 o'clock 1 oranges that were shipped to tiro Last cord ins to l«w, tax deeds will Issue thereon on the th* Eagles' Hall. W. A. Rumohr.' president; T, L n l j i . S. S T. n of April, I A. ‘ rD. 1011. cost more for shipment than for pro­ 2.1thk doy -Vltnrss my official off Witness sii un ture and seal this 24 th SANFORD, FLORIDA , , duction. The railroads being interested ...day — D. 10fl on March, A. ty iof ---------... I B. ». M. i ROBINSON, ' have complete control of the citrous belt. [seal C. M , HAMILTON Ors ni. County. Florida. Clerk Circuit Court.Oranya The stranger going into California and By M. A. Howard! D. C. D EN T IST not being'wise to tills proposition, would __________ 1 .................... In The Circuit Court, Seventh Jutflclal lose his money as quickly as in any pro­ Room 13 Pico-Building Circuit Orange County, Florida In position i° the Last. , Phone 355 Chancery "As you go farther nortii in California, Géo, T. Lippincott, Com you get into the bean district and Santa plainanX vs Notice*of sole under Barbara, in the Santa Clara Valley. The Eddy K. Sbrrn and Flora degree of foreclosure C A P IT A L 8 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 bean is the 0idy-fi4ng they can ship, ns Taylor Slier«, Defendants DENTIST Under and hy virtue of n decree of foreclosure strawberries, which they can raise fi nlRLsnlo, made nod enteretl In the above statnl The ONLY bank in Sanford that . cnuV on the fourteenth dny of January. A. D„ Olllcc: Hines Bldg..over WoodmfTs Store market. I0|l\b jjiliiio rn h to Minor S. Jones, -Judge of the INSURES I EVERY DOLLAR DE­ "As you go farther nortii into the oil C ircuirrourt for the Seventh Judlcfi! SANFORD. FLORIDA liie State bf Florida, in und for Orange POSITED AGAINST LOSS from any country, you find that the oil is so im­ chancery, in a cause therein pending, wherein Llppincott was Complainant and Eddy and all caused. : : : : pregnated with asphalt th a t-it-c a n n o t ■GeorgeT. K. SLern ftttfl FloraTnylnr Shermreee K«*i DR. R. M. MASON complete with the oils froiir Pennsylvania 1 shall sell at public outcry to the higl hiddyy, for eakh, nt the front door of the Court and the ndjolnlng .fields, us the separating host House In the City of Orlando, Orange County, DENTIST. Stale of Florida, during the legal hours of sale, ;; T H E P E O P L E S B A N K O F S A N F O R I of this base Is Lao costly, ' on Monday. April 3rd. A. D.. 1011, the same W c Hmuii Block Phous 19 "As you go toward the San Jose Valley, Is lng the legal tales dny, the following OFFERS real estate, situated, lying unit bring in the and toward Frisco, you get into n fine Colinty of Orange and Stale of Florida, mflre Sanford, Florida particularly described as follows, to-witi valley, but this volley has been usurjicd Tlie North 5N acres of the West It of the NjirlhP ro m p t S ervice P o lite S ervice A ccu rate S ervice by the financial clou, so that today there west ijuarler of the Northwest quarter of Section 3 In Township Twenty (20) South of Range Thlrly* nml will appreciate your patrbnnge R. W. E. HOUSHOLDER is no chance for tho home seeker. on* (31). East. Lets n strip fifteen (Ifi) feet with the North, Enat and West side*, which is to (re"As you go farther, townrd the Sacra­ off FOUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits kept open perpetually as one-half of roadways. DENTIST mento Valley, the land is lint, bo ns to GEO. A. DrCOTTES. •' Safety Deposit Boxes for rent Special Master In Chancery. Rooms 23. 24 and 23. Pico Bids 'Phone 41 compare with New Jersey. Tho citrous 30*3(f. belt you find is not so pleasant to behold SANFORD, FLORIDA Notice For Publication’. as the fruit belt In Pensylvanla or the M. M. SMITH, ’ IL R. STEVENS. H. E. TOLAR i)LPAKTMENT__OFLTHE INTERIOR President Vice-President Cashier Last. For tho reasbn of the dry atmos­ U. S. LAND OFFICEDICKINSON & DICKINSON phere there, and the irrigation, they must Gainesville, Fla., February 4, 1011 w v w w y m w w y v w t w v t w w w w t w w v w w w w s w o w w » »* ' Notice it hereby given that Edwin A Giilert cultivated every inch of.the soli, mid chii Chose post-Office tiddress is Sanford. Florida, did. A ttorney* e t Lew produces a barren look, as of a lot the 1th dny of Oclolcr, 1010, file In this office Statement and Application, No. 07040 "to trees placed regularly ■on a bare Inm Sworn purchusd the n w Vi of s c 11 and n-e M of s-w %, Peoples Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florida Section 12, Township 21 south. Range 31 east, Tab scape. Inhastoe meridian, mid the timber thereon, under • "As regards the climate of California, the provisions of the urt of Julie 3. 1878, and acts known ns the "Timber and Stone E. C. KEMP it hns its great period of sunshine, the amendatory, Law," at such value as might tic Used hy appraise­ D R . L IV E R Y , F E E D and ment, and that, tu such application, the O S T E O P A T H IC J hurvest season, when everything is dusty land and llmhor pursuant thereon have hern appraised at PHYSICIAN and forlorn, and you wish a guest woi| Five Hundred Twenty Dollars, the timber estim at­ t SALES STABLE 40,000 laritrd feet at $3 tier M. and 40,000 " ■■ ■ ■ ---wf Oil ice & Residence 519 Magnolia Avc nunc up to cleur the air, as it docs in our ed isiurd feet at $2.10 per M. und the land, $220 00; ¥ that said applicant will offer final proof In support April showers at home.' But this shower of Office Hours: 9 to 12: 3 lo G H o r n e t s and W agon« Olacksm lthlng and H orao fh o o ln g application and sworn statement on the lllth Other hours by iipjtoiutmcnt I • , never comes until about the last of Octo­ day of April, 1011, before the Clerk of the Circuit Court, nt Orlando, Florida. H orses and M u le s Bought and Exchanged ber. They have nn eternal reign of dust Any person 1» at liberty to prutc-sl lids purchase Sanford F lo rid a Indore entry, or initiate a contest at tiny liineliefrom May to October. H E A V Y H A U L IN G A N D C O N T R A C T IN G fore patent Issues. Iiy filing u corroUualnl «Hiilnvlt "Then, as I understand, for 1 was not in this offiw. alleging faffs which would defeat the entry. 1IENKY S. CIIUU11, ANDEW JOHNSON there in the Winter, they have their rniiiB 20 Up Register. and fogs—a' winter of ntlsuy, followed, by — ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW • --------Siting.” M E R R IE E N G L A N D I’rnrtice* in Slste and Federal Court*. Dr! L. I). Lakkin, M. GVT. Bulldlns * * Plions 248 . West Chester, Pin Is the title of a book, on Social­ ism. containing the underlying* Q u icker, N e a te r and B e tte r than th e Old W a y Charles D. Strlngfeilow principles andlhe most impor­ GEO. A. DeCOTTES Charles D. Slringfellow, eldest son of tant objections. For. sale at Just Try Me and See „ Same Man but Mew Location Judge L. G, Strlngfellow was born oi 211 First Street. Price 10c ATTORNEY ano COUNSELLOR at LAW I’ort Orange, Florida afterwurd removing „ No. 113 W. f ir s t Street, Next Door to W oodruff« Store I’rnctice in Stiite and Federal-Courts to Sanford with 111* parents where he Welbont Block Sanfonl. Fin IMissed the years of early boyhood. Being of a roving disposition he started out to SANFORD. FLORIDA see the world and for several years THOMAS EMMET WILSON . 1 „ J E WE L E R his Ufc read like a romance. He visited ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR • MY SPECIALTIES iilittost.every country on the globe and AT-LAW finally made New York his home where Pickard's Hand-Painted China , Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of he married and settler] down. Mr. String■Florida Gorham's Sterling Silver D rin k a B o ttle o f fellow was a well known athlete in the .Residences. Sanford end Sylvan Lake , Rogers’ Plated Wurc N. Y. A, A., and while riding in fl bicycle Elgin and Waltham Watches race had the misfortune tu collide with un G. STRINGFELLOW iron pillow breaking bis ribs and punctur­ ALL GOODS GUARANTEED JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ing oue of his lungs, the effect producing tuberculosis superinduced hy a case of NOTARY PUBLIC la grippe. Mr. Slringfellow endeavored uy a * • to combat the disease altd came back; tty Office in City Hall Ills old bome'thinking the chunge would G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R benefit bis health, but he came too lute Manufactured with (Hire distilled water—they will prevent .Illness, aid a d a m e J o s e p h in e und his life was ended lust Thursday. V digestion and give you health v r< W ill open a clisa for teaching the ife leaves a wife and one. child id Tho S a n fo rd C oca C ola B o ttlin g C o ., S a n fo rd , F la mourn the low of a loving husband and S. T. TAYLOR', father. • .*?•■ J iiilor System of Dress Cutting rcbruury 1st. .......L IB E R A L L Y ....... General Insurance Agents Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida HAND BROTHERS m H e n r y - , M eL a ulin IT. a HANSON Üflj' I Why you should Use FENOLE T H E DOCTOR’ S Q U ES TIO N . Much Sickness Du* to Bowol Disorders, ___A doctor’s Onit- queitloD. when con-. I fill ted by a patient 1», ”Aro your-bow- j •1» regulart*’ lie Irtwws that 08 per cent of 111new fit attended with Inac­ tive bowels and torpid liver, and that this condition must bo removed gently and thoroughly before health can be . restored. Baxall Orderlies are a positive, pleas­ ant and aiyfc remedy for constipation iq d bowel disorders Id general. .We w s »o certain of their great curatlT* value that we promise to return the purchaser's money In every case when they fall to produce entire satisfaction. Rsxall Orderlies are eaten Uke can­ dy, they act quietly, and have a sooth­ ing, strengthening, heallug Influence pn the entire Intestinal tract They do • nnt pttaga,-^rtpa, c ausa naimm,. flam-, lencs, excessive loosened«, dlnrrbova or other annoying effect. They are espe­ cially good for children, weak persona or old folks. Two sixes, 20c. and 10c. Mold only « to u r ators »The Kexall Stars L R. PHILIPS M T E L E P H O N E 293. ..IN Y O U R YowsU Building H O M E .. To -Prevent th e Accumulation of Files and Midi. To Prevent Typhoid fe v e r. To Keep'out Mosquitoes, ond to Prevent M ala ria and Dengue J. V. R. P A G E M a n ic u rin g --------- Hah* Dressing Sham pooing Y o w e ll B u ild in g Phono 8 2 3 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD, FLA . P . H, R A ND. P r*ald #n t P . P. F O R S T E R , ashlar ORO. F E R N A L D , y io o -P r * * . 0 . P . W H IT H E R , A sst, Cashlor O nly N ational Bank in O range C o u n ty F u n d s P ro te c te d by B u r g la r y . In q u ran co Safety Deposit Boxes for R ent ro tte n . Toi D estroy all Classes o f Insects and Vermin, such o i Roach­ es, Ants, Mosquitoes, riles , • Bedbugs, M ite s , { t p . tA T A D E , THE TUNER, Cleans, P ro te cts and Dlsenfects W ith o u t H arm to the User. W ade W ill Pay Phono Toll on 'A ll O anulno O rders _ -J P H O N E NO. 4 0 . ORLANDO, « i FLORIDA Q u art, 75c.; Ila ir Gallon $1.50 Gullon,$2.50; Sprayer 50c The'Geo. H. Fernald Hardwire Company BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES 25B fG Y G LF£ Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida NO. Ill PARK AVENUE, S ales A g en ts OKI.ANDO. SANFORD. Phone10G - FLORIDA �BSr m V Over_ Forty Real Years in the E sta te Business --------- A n d Haven’t “Skinned” ‘Skinned” Enough Buyers Buyei to Retire yet T H A T ’ S \< ME RICH’D H. MARKS A Few BARGAINS Left S i JUDGE FAVORS WIDOW S o ft H e a rte d M en C an n o t W ith ­ s ta n d B eau ty in Distress MOCK COURT TR IAL IS SUCCESS Many Amusing Incidents A rc Related Whloh K eep Large Audience In An U p ro ar 3“‘ jT îV $*-■ S.«-' The suit for breach of promise in the Mock Court Trial filled the llifiti School Auditorium lost JFrlday evening. Court was called by jth i Hon. D. L. Tlirnshcr who gave tflb "Oyez, Oyez," In all the old style figures. C. H. Lcfficr acted as clerk and called the docket like an old timer. Hon. Thos. Emmet Wilson, acted as judge and1carried out Uie part with stern de­ meanor and .decorum. Murshal Green Smith acted as court officer and kept the witnesses moving lively. Hon. Geo. A. DcCottcs was attorney for the defense and sat at his desk In severe legal de­ meanor. ' . In the witness .box sat Mrs. Yeiscr, Miss Peachca Lefficr, Mrs. Bowler, C. R. Walker nnd A. T. Rossctter. Hidden behind his attorney as the defendant In this cele­ brated case, sat B. F. Whitner.. The jury impanelled was an follows: John L. Sullivan (F. P. Forster), Bill Taft (J. K. Mctliuger), Joo Cannon (S. 0. Chase), Chnuncey Dei>ew (M. F. Robinson), John D. Rockefeller (J. D. -Parker), J.-Plerponl Morgan (T .J. Miller), Teddy Roosevelt (L. P. McCuIIcr), Sena­ tor Bryan, (L W D . Dunn), Guv. Gilchrist, (H. -R. 3tevcms,) - Robert Peary,—(Feljx Frank), Dr. Cook (J, D, Roberts), Admiral ‘Dewey (N. H. Garner). The first case on tho docket w o b that o f P. M, Elder, charged . with working. I| was clearly proven that he had done nothing of the sort for twelve months nnd Uie case, was dismissed. The case of Archie Betts, chnrged with eating more than one oyster at a church supper was next. ME DcCottcs moved the Indictment he quashed on the grounds that but onu Oyster was ever found in chprch oyster soup. Then came the case of D. A. Cald­ well,Charged with selling undressed kids. Mr. DeCottcl for the defendant explained that undressed kids meant undressed kid gloves. Judge Wilson let Uie defendant go,’ provided he would hereafter dress the kids and spank the undressed ones. Then cost the most Important case— that of Jcrushn Rug Perkins (Mrs. Yelser) against Benjamin Franklin* Whktner for breach of promise and several thousand dollars to heal her wounded feelings.' After swearing the jury, most of them holding up their left hands, a statement , of the case was made. The complainant was the first witness called and she told a pathetic story of how the ruthless Wbltner had made love to her and -after having gotten her consent to . become his better half, he settled his »flection on an­ other. She sworo that Mr. Whitner was die most gallant beau she bod ever had. rarely If ever missing an opportunity to take her to church or to a free show. TTcrTtory was well told and Mrs. Yelser played her role to the satisfuc4 hi of all. The next witness was Mrs. Bowler, who substantiated the testimony of the com­ plainant, and added that Mr. Whitner had also trifled with her affections. She also told the court and the jurors that Whitner frequendy accompanied her to the various free attractions. Rossettcr and Walker told of seeing tho defendant and complainant In company many dates while they hoarded widt Mrs. Perkins at her Perkins' Paradise. Miss Jeruiha Ray. impersonated by Mtss Peachca Leffier,. was questioned and she admitted dial she —yraa.lhe Jerkins that Whilnrr wns lit live With and that be frequeudy called on Jeruiha Rug Perkins and stayed very late in order that she should retire early the following evening and give- him an t opportunity of seeing her niece of nearly the mm a name. Mr. Whitner *s testimony . was along these lines,' he swearing dial the love letters exhibited in court by Mrs. EIMI HEHXSnflKS Perkins were intended for her prettyniece. The testimony of Dr. T. A. Neal was very important, as he hnd made n study of tho various diseases and troubles he thought Mrs. Perkins' heir to. He used medical phrases like n veteran nnd ad­ mitted dint he hnd a license to practice medicine from the drug store. Rapt a t­ tention was given die testimony of die witnesses, all of whom acquitted diemselves with credit1 During the Testimony of the much damaged woman, 'attorney* nnd jurors shed tears copiously, nnd at one time the complainant and the de­ fendant both swooned. Mr. DoColtcs inndn nn excellent speech for the de­ fense and was. fallowed by Col. Newton, who was most eloquent. He first had tho jury weeping nnd - then applauding. Speeches completed, tho jury was charged by Judge Wilson and under the escort of court officer Smith they were taken-to their room to mnkc a vcrdlcC No sooner had they gotten in, when ono dry mem­ ber ran back to the court and inquired if any one had a cork screw? Col. Newton happened to have one mul he took it to the jurors forthwith. Mr. DcCottcs, sus­ pecting something, nlso had business with the jurors but returned soon while wiping Ills mouth. A few minutes later the Jury filed Into -the,, court, 1each man using his hnndkcrchlcf us if he hnd been there before nnd was trying to wlpa the odor off.. "Huve you made n verdict?" nSkcd.Judge WJlson.* "Yes, your honor," answered John L. Sullivan, tile foreman. •'Then rend It." said he. ")Vo the Jury, find for the complainant nnd award dam­ ages of $2.48, two dollars for the Jury and 48 cents for the judge. Tho trial was a very plover piece of actlug and tho local hits were greatly euJoyraL Tfic High School realized h rient sum for tho performancerordld Col. New­ ton, tiie man who made the play possible. HAIR HEALTH. If. Y o u H s v s S c a lp o r H a i r T r o u b ls , T a k e A d v a n ta g e of T h ia O ffe r. #JWo could npl afTiird to so strongly endonte llcxull '*03" llnlr nild continue to sell It ns wo do, If It did not do. all we clnlm It will. Should our outhunlnsm carry us away, and Rcxnlt "03" fla ir Tonic not give mil Ire satisfaction to the users, they would lose faith In ns nnd our statem ents, and In consequenco our business pres­ tige would suffer. Wo Assure you tlfat If your hair Is beginning to miniiturnlly full out or If you have any sculp trouble, Ilexull “03” H air Tonic will promptly eradi­ cate dnndnifT, stim ulate hair ferowth and prevent premature baldness. Our fnltli In Itixall "03" Hair Tonic Is so strong th a t,w e ask you you to try It ou our positive guaran­ tee that your money will be cheerful­ ly refunded If" It does not do as wo claim. Two sizes, (VOc. and $1.00. Sold only a t our atore—The Itexall Store. IN SANFORD CHURCHES W h e re D evout o f th e Celery C ity W o rsh ip Sunday. Of In te re s t to Those Religiously In ­ c lin e d -S u b je c ts o f Discourses ft>r th e Sabbath. T ha P la to n of tin CI u k Ii « Id tha City i n E i i m I ; R n ja M id to b tln f or n o d ihrir A n ru i.n tn r.in n and »that Church N .w , iq ihli o f « not U n i th aa Wadnaaliy aftarw sen. * * SANFORD, !•! FLORIDA H and Painted China - w m /m u A. First Methodist SajMsy______ HB . . I., _ 7 Sunday school, U:45 a. m.; Jim . K. MrttlnRfir, Supl. Teachers' meeting every Friday, 7:30 p. m. M ethodist Church Sundny school 9:43 a. in., John K. Met linger, Supt. ill charge, A. R. Chappell as­ sisting. Our aim: Every member on time, with Jxia own liiblc, a studied lesson, a liberal olToring and a mind to lcnrn. Preaching at 11 a. in., by the pngtor. Subject, “The Florida Legislature and some of the things they will he expected to do und llmt they should do." . Preaching ut night by the pastor, at 7:30 o'clock. Subject "The kingdom I desiro Tor myself nmi why." LaBt Sundny was a good day for this church. Sunday schtiol begins new meth­ ods for the new quarter. During the quarter Sunday school has made guln of 23 percent. ' -Collections about $100. $45 for missions. At night Presiding Elder Bluckhurii preached to a good congrega­ tion and made a good impression. Mon­ day night held the firbt quarterly confer­ ence. lie was pleased with the progress of the church. l(p said: 'a‘Sanford has made the best reports mude in the dis­ trict during the first round." The church took advanced steps for greater (tilngs in the future. .. - Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock. Teachers’ lesson study Friday 7:30 p. ttf. Junior League each Thursday 3:30 p. in. C a tk e lic Catholic Church, Oak avenua between Nih and e tlr - streets. lU v. r atlret Biw n a tiarr In ehaTgar U i u every Subday at 10 a. in. Rosary, sermon ; and benrdtcthxi erery Sunday at 7:30 p in. Sun• day school at It a. in. Conleaaloas beard Saturday tia/me A n t Sunday uf the mouth between 4 and 8 p.ttn. and 7 and n p. is. Firs I Sunday of month mass at 7:30 a. m. and 10 a. m. Maly C re a s t plan opal Rev. H. F, iltown, rector; A. D. Key, senior warden, Sunds y m am In* servio«, t i ; «vaniaa tervloe 5:00; Sabbath school, #:45 a. m .; B. F7W bltn«r. SupUhprayrx tueatln*. 7:30 Wadnaaday tvsnln*. *. FIRE IN SU R A N C E A G E N T J . C. K n itn ln g e r, S u p e rin te n d e n t. Kav. avenue nolla a CONNELLY GENERAL The P e o p le 's C o n s r e s a tlo n a t pn« tor ¡Sunday morning service. 7:00; pfiye'r meeting se rv ic eV,.Ili . . evening _„ :00 p. m :¡Sahbnih school, 0:43 s. m. Wednesday, “7:00 Next Sunday, both morning and even­ ing, la to he devoted to "The Child." In tho morning Rev. James P. O'Drieft, Notional Secretary of Teacher Training Work of tho Congregational churches, will be tho spenlier. 4 T- * At night there will he two brief ad, dresses, one by Mr. O'Brien on "The Child nnd the Church" nnn one byT Mr. Marcus s ; Fngg of the Children's Hoint* Society of Jacksonville, on the "Child and - the Home." The public arc cordially Invited to both services, particularly thosu who are pnrents, teachers or otherwise inter­ ested in the training of children. Sunday night services hereafter are a t 7:30. Don't forget the coming Easter Day Services in the new church. P, . i Rev. George U.Wnldron, Next Sabbath morning the sacrament of the Lord'e Supper will be administered at The 11 o'clock service. There will he no service in the evening as the pastor will be out of town. A full attendance is requested at the communion service in the morning. Th e B y - L o - H o t e l Taney W o r ^ o f A ll K ind« Stam ping, E m b ro id er, S u p p lie r Home-M ada Cooking S Specialty. RESUME O F A LL CHURCH EVENTS P r e s b y te r ia n Rev. J. F. McKinnon, pastor: murnin* service. It evening service, 7:00; Sabbath scliwj, U;43 a. m; HenryMcLauUn. Sum.; prayer raectln* Wed­ nesday -7:30 P. m PROPRIETOR j' Consignments and Orders S olicited r i r s t B a p tis t ' Kev. J. W. Wild man, puitur; Sunday imirntn* service, 11; rvcnln* service. 7:00: Sabhalli srhoat. TM S ‘irm .T t*rof. t t - J —re rk liii.-3 u p c :—prayrr merlin* every Wednesday. 7:00 p. tu : toocfieri' m erlin* Friday evening a t 7:30. X ^ L ^ R O S E . Phone 324, 4 1 8 M ainoll* Ave. W O M A N ’S E X C H A N G E , Office Above F irs t N ational Bank Let Us Show SANFORD, FLORIDA j The Best ' • - . Suburban 2‘ . Property rt * Near. The Si 5: £ Sanford Heights , ,r,.: Just a few lots left and they caii •Sc be bought for one-third their ac­ 2 : tual value, on easy terms. To wait is but. to lose, so come, look and you will buy. . . • Good road to the Property, good 5; sidewalks through the Property and good people living on the l. Property. *: : ’% S a n fo r d H e ig h ts Improvement Company Office First Street Opposite Postoificc Marks Real Estate Agency,' Agents. j| �k% s, ì.'l! -V *, THE IN SANFORD—Lifo h Worth ¡Joint Vumber 34 m i AROUND FLORIDA HE R A U ) •SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 7. 1911 PUTTING UP THE DOUGH PASS RESOLUTIONS Volume III THOUSAND DOLLARS PER ACRE M£|VS OF THE WORLD Sanford Business Men Are Wanting Adopted By City Council P ro testin g Five Acres o f Sanford Land Sells for That Geneva Bridge That Price This Week Items of Interest Gleaned Fron» The General News of "The Land The question of that drawbridge con­ ' * Against Incorporation Whereas, The City of Sanford, Orango A. S. Nldor has sold his five acre farm Various Sources of Flowers. necting Sanford with Geneva is in a fair founty. Florida, has drafted and prepared on the West Side this week to Herbert M. way to bo built. The business men of a new city dinner to be presented to Dowley of Norwich. Conn. Sanford are always alive to the best in­ the legislature of 1911 for passage, and. The price paid was the regular price HAPPENINGS DURING TH E WEEK C U U E D FROM T H E STATE PRESS terests of the community. Whereas, in said proposed charter the for Improved land in the great subirri­ The following merchants have subscribed territorial limits of the city of Sanford gated Sanford celery delta, $1,000 per the amount set oppose each name, to have been extended, and acre. Mr. Nldor was satisfied to accept Here th e Reeders WUI Find a Brief A ^ p lt o m e o f th e W eek's Most lm- help build a bridge across thé river at Whereas, on April 3rd, A. D„ 1911, this price because it was the same price H istorical Spring Flowing ^ p o rte n t ttap pen ln ls In the Geneva ferry. This is the result of about twenty-six residents of Orange County he paid for tlie land Just fourteen mootha For Hurried Readers S ta te 's Domain. two hours work by tho commlttcmen some of whom are negroes, ‘(.all alleged ago. In that period he has made $6,000; The old battleship Texas has found -a Felix Fault, a chauffeur of New York, Saturday afternoon. April 1. io be qualified electors of tbe state of last year taking over $2,000 net and this watery grave. The guns of the New was killed. Misses Doris McDonal and The banks have not named' the amount Florida and further alleged to be resi­ year he has alreqdy sold $2,460 *$Tth of Hampshire proved too much for her and . Gertrude Pfeiffer, of Boston, fatally in­ they wtll give and tho committeo have dents of tbe suburb of Sanford Heights, lettuce and celery-and has returns coming’ sho was practically dcmolifhsd by the jured and Miss Emma Laird, of Boston, not heard from the fertiliser factories. did^purport to effect a permanent organ! to him from two cars of celery that wiL twaaty-voit y s fired the first 'da y of t!ur~ hurt internally in an automobile "Joy Mr. J. T. McLain, Mr. Speer and Mr. zation of a municipal corporation under net hltn over $ 1.00 per ernte. target practice. She now lies a m ast of , ride" accident on tho Port Orange road Peters of Geneva covered the city with the name of the town of Sanford Heights. Mr. Nldor was not a practical fanner twisted metal and Jagged annor on tbe Daytona on Sunday. tlie committee appointed by the Com­ Orange County, Florida under and by and yet was able to make a good profit mud flats In lower Chesapeake Bay. The eleventh biennial report of Com­ mercial Club. virtue oMhe general laws of the atate In vegetables after hiring all the labor and It Is estimated that there are In tbe missioner McLin is a very interesting and Holden Real Estate Company....... $250.00 of Florida, and trusting the crops to other people. Hla United States about'700,000,000 acres of valuable compilation, and it should prove Geo. A. DcCottcs.^.................. 100.00 Whereas, as said purported corporation success under theso. conditions is only an­ land under‘cultivation; which produced In of spednl interest and value to home- Sanford Machine & Garage C o .... 20.00 is immediately adjacent and contiguous other proof that good returns are possible 1910 crops worrit $8,826,000,000, an aver­ seekers and new settlers. It is a book of Sanford Coco Cola Bottling Co....... 25.00 to the present southerly territorial limits on Sanford's subirrigated lands—results age of $12.75 an acre. Florida soil pro­ more than 800 pages and is very hand­ W. P. Carter........... ............................25.00 of the d iy of Sanford, Florida,, and that cannot be duplicated anywhere else duct was worrit $100.76- on acre. somely printed. The arrangement of the W. H. Underwood.......................... , 20.00 Whereas, practically all of the mole in the world. , , ... ' r -Undo Sam has more gold In hla ponosmatter is convenient and intelligent. W. J. Hill.............................. 20.00 residents of Sanford Hejghts have their On the other hand tho purchaser, Mr. The twenty-eighth annual meeting of E. E. B rad y .................... 50.00 places of employment and business in Dowley,'Is satisfied to give $1,000 an slon than he has ever had before In hla the General Congregational conference of Dr. Samuel Puleston....... »*.?............ 10.00 the d ty of Sanford and derive their lire? acre for land that has proven true to life. TreAurer Lee MrClung looked over Florida and the southeast was held In the T. J. Miller & Son......................... 25.00 lihoqd uiijl income from business enter­ name and If he succeeds half as well as his balance sheet March 1, and found the government had over.-. $ 1,000,000,000 in Union Congregational church. West Tam­ Chns. K a n n e r ..i...___. . . . . . ___ 10.00^ prises conducted in tho city of Sanford, Mr. Nidor yvill be well content. gold coin, to say nothing of $ 120,000,000, pa, beginning Tuesday evening and con­ W. L. Morgan........... ................... 10.00 and >. This is another instance of a man mak­ in billion. Never before - in the history tinuing through Tuesday. „ . Palmer &. Seigh........... Vs............. 10.00 Where, at the "present time there are ing good on Sanford land Uiat costs $1,000 of the government, according to the New S t Augustine's postofllce is to be the Joe C a m e r o n .........___ ____ l 25.00 hardly more then seventy-five inhabltetits an here. York Globe,-has It had so much gold plied fifth firstclass postofllce In Florida. Tills R. J. Holly.............. *........... 25.00 in Sanford Heights, including men, women up in its coffers. - The Wednesday Club became known when Postmaster Alba Frank L. W oodruff....*..^............. 25.00 and children, and • completed tbe task' of totalling up the Jones-McLaughlin-Abernirtliy Co.. 10.00 A large etttendancc of the club were Tho Presbyterian Church in Waycroai Whereas, Sanford Heights cannot ser business of the olllce'for the past quarter Whittaker & Burnett..................... 5.00 iously we considered a* a growing or present Wednesday afternoon for their Ga., has discarded Its bell as a means of and the-past year. S t jfcjj&lsAirir'B jwit-- Artie-DrSmllb—.— ——. — 10.00 thrtvlng commimity, entitled to the prtv first mreling in thu charming* home of calling Its members to worship. In ita office has well exceeded the $40,000 an­ N. P. Yowell 8l Co.......................... 25.00 lieges of a municipality, and place a group of hijlh-powcr electric lights „ . . Mrs. D. L Thrasher. The first paper on tho program, "Patrick t i ­ nual business required by the departmeut L P. Mi Cull.t ............................ has been installed on the highest point of 25.00 Whereas, there are no business enter­ at Washington before establishing a first- L. R. Phillips & Co................ 20.00 prises in-the alleged territorial )im|ta of Henry, Virginia’s Great Commoner,” which tho steeple. When s«rvlces are to be class open. M. F. Robinson....................‘. ......... 25.00 Sanford Heights,.and never likely will be was to have been given by Mrs. H. H. held, tho light is turned on and remains One of the most notable addresses de­ Henry MeLauhlin....................... ** I0.Q0 as said addition to Sanford, Florida was Chappell, was postponed until next week, on until the service is concluded. livered before the Southern Commercial J. K. Mcttinger.*............................. 15.00 intended, solely for residential purposes, as Mrs. Chappell was detained at home Eight hundred persons arriving on tbe Congress at Its Atlanta meeting was that Dr.. W. O. King......... .............. 5.00 he said community of Sanford by sickness in the family. Italian steamship Verona, from Genoa Tbe reading from llallle Rives by Mrs. and Naples, via New York, are detained by Secretary of Agriculture James Wil­ Dr. W. G. Aldridge__ t,.........20.0. s at the present time is nothing son. lie predicted a remarkable future M. F r a n k ..................... ................ 20; ban u suburban residential district J. C. McDaniel was also postponed until aboard the Vessel because of an outbreak ; of smallpox among the passengers. for this section through its agricultural Wilson fit Toomer........................... 5.00 of the city, of Sanford, Florida, proper, next week. , * • •• Mrs. O. W. King- entertained the club ' • Assurances development and declared that the most and that foreign intereau In Total. April, 1. 1911..................$845.00 important question now. before the south­ Whereas, the aoid Sanford Heights ia with a finely written paper on Chief Jus­ Mexico will - be protected are made by Tills is a creditable showing and indi­ located inland. Immediately to the south tice Marshall. The life slietdi of this ern states is In its fields. Francisco I. Medero, Jr.« president of tbe Director Rolfs of the ex|ierlmcnt station cates that tho part the city of Sanford of tlie preiusnt limits of Sanford, <i dis­ great son of Virginia was a well deserved provisional government of Mexico, in a . says that Florida can produce more lias ‘been - asked to subscribe will ire tance of approximately three-fourths of a and gracefully offered tribute to tho noble communication to Secretary of State nutritious forage crops than ony other forthcoming, it is Just os the members of mile from Lake Monroe on a straight life and service of a patriot whose mem­ Knox and diplomatic representative of in the Union. 'The plants arc for the tiie Commercial Club who were present at line, and as the said suburb increases lu ory will live with the history of Virginia, other interested governments. most part of foreign origin. This ac­ the last meeting predicted. When the population it will necessarily be forced and fittingly paid to him by one who proudly claims Virginia as her native' . Tlie druggists who desire to. cut tbe counts largely for the tardy development people of Sanford sec that n proposition to Install a sewerage system, and rates on prices - of proprietary remedies of theatate in cattle raising and dairy­ is for the welfare of tlie ‘community they Whereas, Lake Monroe is the only state. come to tlie front as ono man and stand The sketches.of Monroe by Miss Alice will have the right to continue so to do. ing. uvaiiable outlet for a system of Sewerage by the biggest city for its size in the Whltncr, George Mason by Miss I’euchou Tho attempt to put a ban on such prac­ One of the strange facts about the to Lake Monroe except through the streets tice In this country received the unquali­ Everglades region of Florida Is that it is country. There is not room for doubt of the city of Sanford, which could not bo Lcflier, and the Randolps by Miss Mcll fied dis|irovai of the supreme court of the really a decayed mountain top. The crest when the public spirit of the peopio of done without the consent of tbe muni­ Whitncr were postponed until next week, United Stoics when Hint tribunal this owing to the absence of theso young is formed of massive limestone, usually Sanford] is appealed to. A city wiih'a cipality of Sanford, and week declined, in an opinion rendered by citizenship like we have here marches in -, covered by a mantle of sand. • In this Whereas,-it will be many yeari before ladies. . Associate Juttlco Hughes, to give Its.aid Mrs. Lyman Phelps guvo a sketch of formation are numberless pollioles, which the front rank all the time. the said town of Sanford Heights could to such an attempt, on*ho .ground that It The committee called on a large num­ possible be in a financial position or Goorge Wythe, reminding tlie club of tlie vary in site from a few feet to thousands would afford the manufacturer of medi­ proud peace tills patriot won for himself ofacres; also countless lakes of fresh ber of merchants, some were not at their condition to undertake said work, and cine an unlawful monopoly. , water, springs and freqdent subterranean pluces of business, some were out of tlie Wliereaa, by necessity, said town of in the history of Ills country, by his ser­ Fines end costs' aggregating $13,000 city and one of our big merchants wus Sanford Uelglits must at this time dis­ vices in his behall a n d 'h ls attitude to­ streams and pools. will be collected from "soft drink" sellers sick. If those who the committee were ward the famous Stamp Act. This sketch A Bermuda onion crop, rafsed on Henry pose of tlie present sewerage matter and Brothers' large truck farm in south Tampa not able to see will seul their subscrip­ will be forced to eventually Install a was supplemented by o reading by Mrs. who pleaded guilty to violation of the tills year, has netted the grower $830 an tions to the secretary of the Commercial system of cess pools, not having any Key. and giving In detail more of tbe life state liquor revenue laws. Nearly 300 persons were essesed fines of $25 each Club much time will be sayed. acre. available outlet for an up-to-date system of George Wythe. and costs. The committee is giving the time of its Mrs.*!}. O. Shinbolser, in her sketch of Mrs. John McDowell of Gainesville was of sewerage, and Tlie wonderful record made by sixty members to this work and tiio hearty the illustrious and patriotic family of killed and Mrs. Louise Lynch was badly Whereas, the said town is on a higher Lees mentioned In detail only remlnW-’ bens owned by Henry Johnson of Glenwounded in an accident to their auto on co-operation of not seen Saturday will4>e elevation than Sanford, and the road from Gainesville, nine iiglrii north appreciated. Whereas, by natural laws the seepage fences of Richurd Henry Lee, fullier of vllle. New York, which laid 1,036. eggs in of Ocala last Tuesday. In the car, which of sewerage from Sanford Heights would Gen. Robert E. Lee and Henry Lee, a February, winning a bet for tbelr owner, Catholic Church lias been passed. Tbe bens have kept up was on Its way here, were Mrs. Young­ Father Bresnahan wishes to announce, naidrally flow through the present munici­ cousin. The Incidents reviewed in the tho good work, end last night Mr. John­ lines of each were most Interesting and blood, her daughter. Mrs.. McDowell, Mrs. for the benoflt especially of tliose who pality of Sanford to Lake. Muhroe and son said they had laid 1,226 eggs during were pleasant reminders of a name and Lynch, Miss Annie Scarratt. Misses Lou jiave not been attending tlie lectures reg- will be a serious menace to the health and "• - ‘ and "Bottle Miller and Messrs. G. M. Young­ uinrly this week, that they will continue safety of the entire population of the city patriotism as doscly woven In the history March. blood and J. H. Whitney. A tree blew at least until Sunday night and perhaps of Sanford and extremely offensive, dis­ and fame of Virginia as. that of Wash­ Notice down Just as the car was passing and longer if all the questions have not been agreeable and obnuxlous In every respect, ington. By mutual agreement we the under­ To the roll call of tlie patriots many of fell right across It- Whitney was driving. answered by that time* „ to every one living within tlie confines of signed, C. A. Dobbins and K. G. Stockton, the members responded with quotations, He was knocked senseless, but instinctive­ The subject for Friday " night is the the city of Sanford, and agree to separate in the bakery businew reminiscences and suitable readings. ly shut off tbe power. Miss Scarratt had Worship of Images by Catholics;-Saturday Whereas, tlie said alleged municipality known as the Sanford Bakery, by and in “Virginia has become among friends a painful bruse. The others escaped with night. Devotion to the Virgin Mary; Sun* h»» been solely organized for politic^ consideration of sum of money paid to slight hurts. day night. The secret of Catholicity's masons and not because of the fact that and enemies rite recognized field of ro­ C. A. Dobbins by' R. G. Stockton. C. A. . At least part of the $10,000 which was p ro fre *. the present conditions In Sanford Heights mance." T. N. Page.' Dobbins does sell, release andI turn H K —Program forApril (M u.- —stolen from a registered mail pouch some­ Tlie BtTviiT.s will cud Friday night with necessitate the forming ^jf a municipal^ to K. G. Stockton/ All accounts, fixtures L Wisdom, Wit and Pathos of Virgin­ where between Tampa and Tarpon Springs tlie solemn Way of tlie Cross. and everything hot mentioned which has Ity. and, ia Authors, Mrs. L^RTPhillps. on March 25 has been recovered. J. J. Sunday being Palm Sundfiy palms will I, Whereas, rite said alleged municipality been bpught since said firm commenced II. My Lady of literature. Miss Alice Abbott of Brooksville, mall clerk on tbe be. blessed and distributed at tlie 10 doing business. Including all Uva stock has been promoted and effected by a Tetherly; Tampa Northern train which carried the o'clock mass. wagons and harness, tc. Said R. G. StockdlsgruAUed few who depend upon, the pounch from Tampa when it was consign­ Devotions for Holy Week will begin businesses and enterprises of Sanford for ing benefit to. citizens of Sanford ton to collect all outstanding accounts and ed to the Bank of Clearwater by the Ex­ Thursday morning. April 13. pay the printing and telephone bills and a living and income, who have formed Heights, a( change National Bank of Tampa is in fixing doughnut stove in bakery. . Be it furthJ9^resaived that a certified said municipality primarily for the pur­ High school Rotes jail at Brooksville. The amount recovered Signed, " R. G. Stockton, pose of avoiding paying their proportion copy of this readhition be forwarded to Monday afternoon the Boy's Debating Is $&JU0 and somewhere, presumably at C. A. Dobbins. of the Just and lawful taxation Intended Honorable L. C. Massey, Senator from Or­ Society held u debate, "Resolved that tbe Ocala, ii l l.i l. Horace, who la being April 7. 19(1. 34*1 to to be Imposed by the d ty of Sanford in ange county. F la.,. and Honorable S. A. duties of the Policemen in the larger •ought by the detectives as the. man who Robinson and Honorable Forrest Lake, cities are more hazardous than those of the near future. first located the money, and who is pre­ The New Blue Rose Therefore, Be It resolved by the d ty Representatives from Orange county, Fla., sumed to be playing tbe part of the hero the Firemen'. Tbe negative won. L. 11. Temple h a s . sprung • new tensein the legislature of .1911, and that they Monday morning. Mr. Fagg superin­ coundl of Sanford, Florida, in in the “Brewster's Millions” story—getting doir at his greenhouse on Oek avenue in tendent of the Florida Home Mission, rite sixth day of April, 1911, that it la rite are hereby urgently requested to exercise rid of his easy money as fast as he can. the way of a blue rose, Mr. Tempi* has gave us an Interesting talk on the llvn sett*» of tins board that the sllsm plnl and use every effort possible to secure Deerrim nlng the blue roev-vlnt I os-m u m 11*17 CfOSS Episcopal tlie passage of a bill to abolish the pres­ of Ute children of the poor in the large formation of the town of Sanford Heights time and la now rewarded with e ent municipality of the town of Sanford Services during Holy Week at the dties. is unreasonable, uncalled for, unfair, un­ Florida. full of blooms and they are a real blue. Church of the Dojy ¡ ¿ J “ * » ? 1A “ _ The play to. be represented by the High just and without precedent, and detrl- Heights. Orange county, D. L T hrasher, Pres’t, If you •have .never seen the blue «clock a. m. and 7:30 p. ra. evfiry day ex J . D. Davidson, « p t Saturday. Friday evening the rec­ School commencement week has been mental to the thriving and progressive It now. S. Runge, tor, Rev. B. F. Brown, will speak on the selected and the rehearsals have begun. municipality of Sanford and will work a ’ W. D. H olden. Intermediate state or Christ tn Paradise. The Irving Literary Society- held it hardship upon the municipality of San­ Attest: All seat* free. A cordial invitation Is exford and i u citizens with a correspondregular meeting Monday, M. W. Lovell Clerk. U nded to elL 3 t- f • I \J tv-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 31, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 31, 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>, March 31, 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/ce20320827ed7a2775d23f1cd7611370.pdf ba9e1100744698c57e2a132f7b3926d1 PDF Text Text BSr Over_ Forty Years in the Real Estate Business m V ------- And Haven’t “Skinned” ‘Skinned” Enough Buyers Buyei to Retire yet T H A T ’ S ME \< RICH’D H. MARKS A Few BA R G A IN S Left Si JU D G E FAVORS WIDOW Soft Hearted Men Cannot W ith ­ stand Beauty in Distress MOCK COURT TR IAL IS SUCCESS 3“‘ jTî V $*-■ S.«-' Many Amusing Incidents A rc Related Whloh Keep Large Audience In An U proar The suit for breach of promise in the Mock Court Trial filled the llifiti School Auditorium lost JFrlday evening. Court was called by jth i Hon. D. L. Tlirnshcr who gave tflb "Oyez, Oyez," In all the old style figures. C. H. Lcfficr acted as clerk and called the docket like an old timer. Hon. Thos. Emmet Wilson, acted as judge and1carried out Uie part with stern de­ meanor and .decorum. Murshal Green Smith acted as court officer and kept the witnesses moving lively. Hon. Geo. A. DcCottcs was attorney for the defense and sat at his desk In severe legal de­ meanor. ' . In the witness .box sat Mrs. Yeiscr, Miss Peachca Lefficr, Mrs. Bowler, C. R. Walker nnd A. T. Rossctter. Hidden behind his attorney as the defendant In this cele­ brated case, sat B. F. Whitner.. The jury impanelled was an follows: John L. Sullivan (F. P. Forster), Bill Taft (J. K. Mctliuger), Joo Cannon (S. 0. Chase), Chnuncey Dei>ew (M. F. Robinson), John D. Rockefeller (J. D. -Parker), J.-Plerponl Morgan (T .J. Miller), Teddy Roosevelt (L. P. McCuIIcr), Sena­ tor Bryan, (L W D . Dunn), Guv. Gilchrist, (H. -R. 3tevcms,) - Robert Peary,—(Feljx Frank), Dr. Cook (J, D, Roberts), Admiral ‘Dewey (N. H. Garner). The first case on tho docket w o b that o f P. M, Elder, charged . with working. I| was clearly proven that he had done nothing of the sort for twelve months nnd Uie case, was dismissed. The case of Archie Betts, chnrged with eating more than one oyster at a church supper was next. ME DcCottcs moved the Indictment he quashed on the grounds that but onu Oyster was ever found in chprch oyster soup. Then came the case of D. A. Cald­ well,Charged with selling undressed kids. Mr. DeCottcl for the defendant explained that undressed kids meant undressed kid gloves. Judge Wilson let Uie defendant go,’ provided he would hereafter dress the kids and spank the undressed ones. Then cost the most Important case— that of Jcrushn Rug Perkins (Mrs. Yelser) against Benjamin Franklin* Whktner for breach of promise and several thousand dollars to heal her wounded feelings.' After swearing the jury, most of them holding up their left hands, a statement , of the case was made. The complainant was the first witness called and she told a pathetic story of how the ruthless Wbltner had made love to her and -after having gotten her consent to . become his better half, he settled his »flection on an­ other. She sworo that Mr. Whitner was die most gallant beau she bod ever had. rarely If ever missing an opportunity to take her to church or to a free show. TTcrTtory was well told and Mrs. Yelser played her role to the satisfuc4hi of all. The next witness was Mrs. Bowler, who substantiated the testimony of the com­ plainant, and added that Mr. Whitner had also trifled with her affections. She also told the court and the jurors that Whitner frequendy accompanied her to the various free attractions. Rossettcr and Walker told of seeing tho defendant and complainant In company many dates while they hoarded widt Mrs. Perkins at her Perkins' Paradise. Miss Jeruiha Ray. impersonated by Mtss Peachca Leffier,. was questioned and she admitted dial she —yraa.lhe Jerkins that Whilnrr wns lit live With and that be frequeudy called on Jeruiha Rug Perkins and stayed very late in order that she should retire early the following evening and give- him an t opportunity of seeing her niece of nearly the mm a name. Mr. Whitner *s testimony . was along these lines,' he swearing dial the love letters exhibited in court by Mrs. EIMI HEH XSnflKS Perkins were intended for her prettyniece. The testimony of Dr. T. A. Neal was very important, as he hnd made n study of tho various diseases and troubles he thought Mrs. Perkins' heir to. He used medical phrases like n veteran nnd ad­ mitted dint he hnd a license to practice medicine from the drug store. Rapt a t­ tention was given die testimony of die witnesses, all of whom acquitted diemselves with credit1 During the Testimony of the much damaged woman, 'attorney* nnd jurors shed tears copiously, nnd at one time the complainant and the de­ fendant both swooned. Mr. DoColtcs inndn nn excellent speech for the de­ fense and was. fallowed by Col. Newton, who was most eloquent. He first had tho jury weeping nnd - then applauding. Speeches completed, tho jury was charged by Judge Wilson and under the escort of court officer Smith they were taken-to their room to mnkc a vcrdlcC No sooner had they gotten in, when ono dry mem­ ber ran back to the court and inquired if any one had a cork screw? Col. Newton happened to have one mul he took it to the jurors forthwith. Mr. DcCottcs, sus­ pecting something, nlso had business with the jurors but returned soon while wiping Ills mouth. A few minutes later the Jury filed Into -the,, court, 1each man using his hnndkcrchlcf us if he hnd been there before nnd was trying to wlpa the odor off.. "Huve you made n verdict?" nSkcd.Judge WJlson.* "Yes, your honor," answered John L. Sullivan, tile foreman. •'Then rend It." said he. ")Vo the Jury, find for the complainant nnd award dam­ ages of $2.48, two dollars for the Jury and 48 cents for the judge. Tho trial was a very plover piece of actlug and tho local hits were greatly euJoyraL Tfic High School realized h rient sum for tho performancerordld Col. New­ ton, tiie man who made the play possible. HAIR HEALTH. If. Y o u H s v s S c a lp o r H a i r T r o u b ls , T a k e A d v a n ta g e of T h ia O ffe r. #JWo could npl afTiird to so strongly endonte llcxull '*03" llnlr nild continue to sell It ns wo do, If It did not do. all we clnlm It will. Should our outhunlnsm carry us away, and Rcxnlt "03" fla ir Tonic not give mil Ire satisfaction to the users, they would lose faith In ns nnd our statem ents, and In consequenco our business pres­ tige would suffer. Wo Assure you tlfat If your hair Is beginning to miniiturnlly full out or If you have any sculp trouble, Ilexull “03” H air Tonic will promptly eradi­ cate dnndnifT, stim ulate hair ferowth and prevent premature baldness. Our fnltli In Itixall "03" Hair Tonic Is so strong th a t,w e ask you you to try It ou our positive guaran­ tee that your money will be cheerful­ ly refunded If" It does not do as wo claim. Two sizes, (VOc. and $1.00. Sold only a t our atore—The Itexall Store. IN SANFORD CHURCHES Where Devout of the Celery City Worship Sunday. - GENERAL service. 7:00; pfiye'r meeting se rv ic eV ,.Ili . . evening „ _“_:00 p. m :¡Sahbnih school, 0:43 s. m. Wednesday, 7:00 First Methodist I., Kav. avenue nolla a SajMsy______ HB . . _ 7 Sunday school, U:45 a. m.; Jim . K. MrttlnRfir, Supl. Teachers' meeting every Friday, 7:30 p. m. M ethodist Church Sundny school 9:43 a. in., John K. Met linger, Supt. ill charge, A. R. Chappell as­ sisting. Our aim: Every member on time, with Jxia own liiblc, a studied lesson, a liberal olToring and a mind to lcnrn. Preaching at 11 a. in., by the pngtor. Subject, “The Florida Legislature and some of the things they will he expected to do und llmt they should do." . Preaching ut night by the pastor, at 7:30 o'clock. Subject "The kingdom I desiro Tor myself nmi why." LaBt Sundny was a good day for this church. Sunday schtiol begins new meth­ ods for the new quarter. During the quarter Sunday school has made guln of 23 percent. ' -Collections about $100. $45 for missions. At night Presiding Elder Bluckhurii preached to a good congrega­ tion and made a good impression. Mon­ day night held the firbt quarterly confer­ ence. lie was pleased with the progress of the church. l(p said: 'a‘Sanford has made the best reports mude in the dis­ trict during the first round." The church took advanced steps for greater (tilngs in the future. .. - Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock. Teachers’ lesson study Friday 7:30 p. ttf. Junior League each Thursday 3:30 p. in. Catholic Church, Oak avenua between Nih and etlr-streets. lU v. r atlret Biwnatiarr In ehaTgar Rosary, sermon ; and benrdtcthxi erery Sunday at 7:30 p in. Sun• day school at It a. in. Conleaaloas beard Saturday tia/me A n t Sunday uf the mouth between 4 and 8 p.ttn. and 7 and n p. is. Firs I Sunday of month mass at 7:30 a. m. and 10 a. m. Maly C reas t plan opal Rev. H. F, iltown, rector; A. D. Key, senior war- den, Sunds y mamIn* servio«, ti; «vaniaa tervloe 5:00; Sabbath school, #:45 a. m.; B. F7Wbltn«r. SupUhprayrx tueatln*. 7:30 Wadnaaday tvsnln*. *. FIRE IN SU R A N C E A G E N T J . C. K n itn ln g e r, S u p e rin te n d e n t. Next Sunday, both morning and even­ ing, la to he devoted to "The Child." In tho morning Rev. James P. O'Drieft, Notional Secretary of Teacher Training Work of tho Congregational churches, will be tho spenlier. 4 T- * At night there will he two brief ad, dresses, one by Mr. O'Brien on "The Child nnd the Church" nnn one byT Mr. Marcus Fngg of the Children's Hoint* Society of Jacksonville, on the "Child and - the Home." The public arc cordially Invited to both services, particularly thosu who are pnrents, teachers or otherwise inter­ ested in the training of children. Sunday night services hereafter are a t 7:30. Don't forget the coming Easter Day Services in the new church. CONNELLY . i The P eo p le's C o n sresa tlo n a t U i u every Subday at 10 a. in. FLO R ID A P, Rev. George U.Wnldron, pn«tor¡Sunday morning Catkelic !•! A. T ha P la to n of tin CI u k Ii « Id tha City i n E i i m I ; R n ja M id to b tln f or n o d ihrir A n ru i.n tn r.in n and »that Church N .w , iq ihli o f « not U n i th aa Wadnaaliy aftarw sen. * * Next Sabbath morning the sacrament of the Lord'e Supper will be administered at The 11 o'clock service. There will he no service in the evening as the pastor will be out of town. A full attendance is requested at the communion service in the morning. SANFORD, H and Painted China w m /m u Of In te re st to Those Religiously In­ c lin e d -S u b je c ts o f Discourses ft>r th e Sabbath. Presbyterian The B y - L o - H o t e l Taney W o r ^ o f A ll K ind« Stam ping, E m b ro id er, S u p p lie r Home-M ada Cooking S Specialty. RESUME O F A LL CHURCH EVENTS Rev. J. F. McKinnon, pastor: murnin* service. It evening service, 7:00; Sabbath scliwj, U;43 a. m; HenryMcLauUn. Sum.; prayer raectln* Wed­ nesday -7:30 P. m PROPRIETOR j' Consignm ents and Orders Solicited rirst Baptist ' Kev. J. W. Wildman, puitur; Sunday imirntn* service, 11; rvcnln* service. 7:00: Sabhalli srhoat. TMS ‘irm.T t*rof. tt -J—rerkliii.-3upc:—prayrr merlin* every Wednesday. 7:00 p. tu : toocfieri' merlin* Friday evening at 7:30. X ^ L ^ R O S E . P hone 3 2 4 , 4 1 8 M ainoll* Ave. W O M A N ’S E X C H A N G E , Office Above First National Bank SANFORD, FLORIDA j s; Let Us Show The Best '• - . Suburban 2‘ . Property rt * Near. The Heights Si 5: £ Sanford , ,r,.: Just a few lots left and they caii •Sc be bought for one-third their ac­ 2 : tual value, on easy terms. To wait is but. to lose, so come, look and you will buy. . . • Good road to the Property, good 5; sidewalks through the Property and good people living on the l. Property. *: : ’% Sanford H eights Improvement Company Office First Street Opposite P o s to ific c Marks Real Estate Agency,' Agents. j| �k% s, ì.'l! -V *, T H E H E R A U ) IN SANFORD— Lifo h Worth ¡Joint Vumber 34 mi AROUND FLORIDA •SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 7. 1911 PUTTING UP THE DOUGH PASS RESOLUTIONS Volume III THOUSAND DOLLARS PER ACRE M£|VS O F TH E WORLD Sanford Business Men Are Wanting Adopted By City Council P ro testin g Five Acres o f Sanford Land Sells for That Geneva Bridge That Price This Week Items of Interest Gleaned Fron» The General News of "The Land The question of that drawbridge con­ ' * Against Incorporation Whereas, The City of Sanford, Orango A. S. Nldor has sold his five acre farm Various Sources of Flowers. necting Sanford with Geneva is in a fair founty. Florida, has drafted and prepared on the West Side this week to Herbert M. way to bo built. The business men of a new city dinner to be presented to Dowley of Norwich. Conn. Sanford are always alive to the best in­ the legislature of 1911 for passage, and. The price paid was the regular price HAPPENINGS DURING TH E WEEK C U U E D FROM T H E STATE PRESS terests of the community. Whereas, in said proposed charter the for Improved land in the great subirri­ The following merchants have subscribed territorial limits of the city of Sanford gated Sanford celery delta, $1,000 per the amount set oppose each name, to have been extended, and acre. Mr. Nldor was satisfied to accept Here th e Reeders WUI Find a Brief A ^ p lto m e o f th e W eek's Most lm- help build a bridge across thé river at Whereas, on April 3rd, A. D„ 1911, this price because it was the same price H istorical Spring Flowing ^ p o rte n t ttap p en ln ls In the Geneva ferry. This is the result of about twenty-six residents of Orange County he paid for tlie land Just fourteen mootha For Hurried Readers S ta te 's Domain. two hours work by tho commlttcmen some of whom are negroes, ‘(.all alleged ago. In that period he has made $6,000; The old battleship Texas has found -a Felix Fault, a chauffeur of New York, Saturday afternoon. April 1. io be qualified electors of tbe state of last year taking over $2,000 net and this watery grave. The guns of the New was killed. Misses Doris McDonal and The banks have not named' the amount Florida and further alleged to be resi­ year he has alreqdy sold $2,460 *$Tth of Hampshire proved too much for her and . Gertrude Pfeiffer, of Boston, fatally in­ they wtll give and tho committeo have dents of tbe suburb of Sanford Heights, lettuce and celery-and has returns coming’ sho was practically dcmolifhsd by the jured and Miss Emma Laird, of Boston, not heard from the fertiliser factories. did^purport to effect a permanent organ! to him from two cars of celery that wiL twaaty-voit y s fired the first 'da y of t!ur~ hurt internally in an automobile "Joy Mr. J. T. McLain, Mr. Speer and Mr. zation of a municipal corporation under net hltn over $1.00 per ernte. target practice. She now lies a m ast of , ride" accident on tho Port Orange road Peters of Geneva covered the city with the name of the town of Sanford Heights. Mr. Nldor was not a practical fanner twisted metal and Jagged annor on tbe Daytona on Sunday. tlie committee appointed by the Com­ Orange County, Florida under and by and yet was able to make a good profit mud flats In lower Chesapeake Bay. The eleventh biennial report of Com­ mercial Club. virtue oMhe general laws of the atate In vegetables after hiring all the labor and It Is estimated that there are In tbe missioner McLin is a very interesting and Holden Real Estate Company....... $250.00 of Florida, and trusting the crops to other people. Hla United States about'700,000,000 acres of valuable compilation, and it should prove Geo. A. DcCottcs.^.................. 100.00 Whereas, as said purported corporation success under theso. conditions is only an­ land under‘cultivation; which produced In of spednl interest and value to home- Sanford Machine & Garage C o .... 20.00 is immediately adjacent and contiguous other proof that good returns are possible 1910 crops worrit $8,826,000,000, an aver­ seekers and new settlers. It is a book of Sanford Coco Cola Bottling Co....... 25.00 to the present southerly territorial limits on Sanford's subirrigated lands—results age of $12.75 an acre. Florida soil pro­ more than 800 pages and is very hand­ W. P. Carter........... ............................25.00 of the d iy of Sanford, Florida,, and that cannot be duplicated anywhere else duct was worrit $100.76- on acre. somely printed. The arrangement of the W. H. Underwood.......................... , 20.00 Whereas, practically all of the mole in the world. , , ... ' r -Undo Sam has more gold In hla ponosmatter is convenient and intelligent. W. J. Hill.............................. 20.00 residents of Sanford Hejghts have their On the other hand tho purchaser, Mr. The twenty-eighth annual meeting of E. E. B rad y .................... 50.00 places of employment and business in Dowley,'Is satisfied to give $1,000 an slon than he has ever had before In hla the General Congregational conference of Dr. Samuel Puleston....... »*.?............ 10.00 the d ty of Sanford and derive their lire? acre for land that has proven true to life. TreAurer Lee MrClung looked over Florida and the southeast was held In the T. J. Miller & Son......................... 25.00 lihoqd uiijl income from business enter­ name and If he succeeds half as well as his balance sheet March 1, and found the government had over.-. $1,000,000,000 in Union Congregational church. West Tam­ Chns. K a n n e r ..i...___. . . . . . ___ 10.00^ prises conducted in tho city of Sanford, Mr. Nidor yvill be well content. gold coin, to say nothing of $120,000,000, pa, beginning Tuesday evening and con­ W. L. Morgan........... ................... 10.00 and >. This is another instance of a man mak­ in billion. Never before - in the history tinuing through Tuesday. „ . Palmer &. Seigh........... Vs............. 10.00 Where, at the "present time there are ing good on Sanford land Uiat costs $1,000 of the government, according to the New S t Augustine's postofllce is to be the Joe C a m e r o n .........___ ____ l 25.00 hardly more then seventy-five inhabltetits an here. York Globe,-has It had so much gold plied fifth firstclass postofllce In Florida. Tills R. J. Holly.............. *........... 25.00 in Sanford Heights, including men, women up in its coffers. - The Wednesday Club became known when Postmaster Alba Frank L. W oodruff....*..^............. 25.00 and children, and • completed tbe task' of totalling up the Jones-McLaughlin-Abernirtliy Co.. 10.00 A large etttendancc of the club were Tho Presbyterian Church in Waycroai Whereas, Sanford Heights cannot ser business of the olllce'for the past quarter Whittaker & Burnett..................... 5.00 iously we considered a* a growing or present Wednesday afternoon for their Ga., has discarded Its bell as a means of and the-past year. S t jfcjj&lsAirir'B jwit-- Artie-DrSmllb—.— ——. — 10.00 thrtvlng commimity, entitled to the prtv first mreling in thu charming* home of calling Its members to worship. In ita office has well exceeded the $40,000 an­ N. P. Yowell 8l Co.......................... 25.00 lieges of a municipality, and place a group of hijlh-powcr electric lights „ . . Mrs. D. L Thrasher. The first paper on tho program, "Patrick t i ­ nual business required by the departmeut L P. Mi Cull.t ............................ has been installed on the highest point of 25.00 Whereas, there are no business enter­ at Washington before establishing a first- L. R. Phillips & Co................ 20.00 prises in-the alleged territorial )im|ta of Henry, Virginia’s Great Commoner,” which tho steeple. When s«rvlces are to be class open. M. F. Robinson....................‘. ......... 25.00 Sanford Heights,.and never likely will be was to have been given by Mrs. H. H. held, tho light is turned on and remains One of the most notable addresses de­ Henry MeLauhlin....................... ** I0.Q0 as said addition to Sanford, Florida was Chappell, was postponed until next week, on until the service is concluded. livered before the Southern Commercial J. K. Mcttinger.*............................. 15.00 intended, solely for residential purposes, as Mrs. Chappell was detained at home Eight hundred persons arriving on tbe Congress at Its Atlanta meeting was that Dr.. W. O. King......... .............. 5.00 he said community of Sanford by sickness in the family. Italian steamship Verona, from Genoa Tbe reading from llallle Rives by Mrs. and Naples, via New York, are detained by Secretary of Agriculture James Wil­ Dr. W. G. Aldridge__ t,.........20.0. s at the present time is nothing son. lie predicted a remarkable future M. F r a n k ..................... ................ 20; ban u suburban residential district J. C. McDaniel was also postponed until aboard the Vessel because of an outbreak ; of smallpox among the passengers. for this section through its agricultural Wilson fit Toomer........................... 5.00 of the city, of Sanford, Florida, proper, next week. , * • •• Mrs. O. W. King- entertained the club ' • Assurances development and declared that the most and that foreign intereau In Total. April, 1. 1911..................$845.00 important question now. before the south­ Whereas, the aoid Sanford Heights ia with a finely written paper on Chief Jus­ Mexico will - be protected are made by Tills is a creditable showing and indi­ located inland. Immediately to the south tice Marshall. The life slietdi of this ern states is In its fields. Francisco I. Medero, Jr.« president of tbe Director Rolfs of the ex|ierlmcnt station cates that tho part the city of Sanford of tlie preiusnt limits of Sanford, <i dis­ great son of Virginia was a well deserved provisional government of Mexico, in a . says that Florida can produce more lias ‘been - asked to subscribe will ire tance of approximately three-fourths of a and gracefully offered tribute to tho noble communication to Secretary of State nutritious forage crops than ony other forthcoming, it is Just os the members of mile from Lake Monroe on a straight life and service of a patriot whose mem­ Knox and diplomatic representative of in the Union. 'The plants arc for the tiie Commercial Club who were present at line, and as the said suburb increases lu ory will live with the history of Virginia, other interested governments. most part of foreign origin. This ac­ the last meeting predicted. When the population it will necessarily be forced and fittingly paid to him by one who proudly claims Virginia as her native' . Tlie druggists who desire to. cut tbe counts largely for the tardy development people of Sanford sec that n proposition to Install a sewerage system, and rates on prices - of proprietary remedies of theatate in cattle raising and dairy­ is for the welfare of tlie ‘community they Whereas, Lake Monroe is the only state. come to tlie front as ono man and stand The sketches.of Monroe by Miss Alice will have the right to continue so to do. ing. uvaiiable outlet for a system of Sewerage by the biggest city for its size in the Whltncr, George Mason by Miss I’euchou Tho attempt to put a ban on such prac­ One of the strange facts about the to Lake Monroe except through the streets tice In this country received the unquali­ Everglades region of Florida Is that it is country. There is not room for doubt of the city of Sanford, which could not bo Lcflier, and the Randolps by Miss Mcll fied dis|irovai of the supreme court of the really a decayed mountain top. The crest when the public spirit of the peopio of done without the consent of tbe muni­ Whitncr were postponed until next week, United Stoics when Hint tribunal this owing to the absence of theso young is formed of massive limestone, usually Sanford] is appealed to. A city wiih'a cipality of Sanford, and week declined, in an opinion rendered by citizenship like we have here marches in -, covered by a mantle of sand. • In this Whereas,-it will be many yeari before ladies. . Associate Juttlco Hughes, to give Its.aid Mrs. Lyman Phelps guvo a sketch of formation are numberless pollioles, which the front rank all the time. the said town of Sanford Heights could to such an attempt, on*ho .ground that It The committee called on a large num­ possible be in a financial position or Goorge Wythe, reminding tlie club of tlie vary in site from a few feet to thousands would afford the manufacturer of medi­ proud peace tills patriot won for himself ofacres; also countless lakes of fresh ber of merchants, some were not at their condition to undertake said work, and cine an unlawful monopoly. , water, springs and freqdent subterranean pluces of business, some were out of tlie Wliereaa, by necessity, said town of in the history of Ills country, by his ser­ Fines end costs' aggregating $13,000 city and one of our big merchants wus Sanford Uelglits must at this time dis­ vices in his behall a n d 'h ls attitude to­ streams and pools. will be collected from "soft drink" sellers sick. If those who the committee were ward the famous Stamp Act. This sketch A Bermuda onion crop, rafsed on Henry pose of tlie present sewerage matter and Brothers' large truck farm in south Tampa not able to see will seul their subscrip­ will be forced to eventually Install a was supplemented by o reading by Mrs. who pleaded guilty to violation of the tills year, has netted the grower $830 an tions to the secretary of the Commercial system of cess pools, not having any Key. and giving In detail more of tbe life state liquor revenue laws. Nearly 300 persons were essesed fines of $25 each Club much time will be sayed. acre. available outlet for an up-to-date system of George Wythe. and costs. The committee is giving the time of its Mrs.*!}. O. Shinbolser, in her sketch of Mrs. John McDowell of Gainesville was of sewerage, and Tlie wonderful record made by sixty members to this work and tiio hearty the illustrious and patriotic family of killed and Mrs. Louise Lynch was badly Whereas, the said town is on a higher Lees mentioned In detail only remlnW-’ bens owned by Henry Johnson of Glenwounded in an accident to their auto on co-operation of not seen Saturday will4>e elevation than Sanford, and the road from Gainesville, nine iiglrii north appreciated. Whereas, by natural laws the seepage fences of Richurd Henry Lee, fullier of vllle. New York, which laid 1,036. eggs in of Ocala last Tuesday. In the car, which of sewerage from Sanford Heights would Gen. Robert E. Lee and Henry Lee, a February, winning a bet for tbelr owner, Catholic Church lias been passed. Tbe bens have kept up was on Its way here, were Mrs. Young­ Father Bresnahan wishes to announce, naidrally flow through the present munici­ cousin. The Incidents reviewed in the tho good work, end last night Mr. John­ lines of each were most Interesting and blood, her daughter. Mrs.. McDowell, Mrs. for the benoflt especially of tliose who pality of Sanford to Lake. Muhroe and son said they had laid 1,226 eggs during were pleasant reminders of a name and Lynch, Miss Annie Scarratt. Misses Lou jiave not been attending tlie lectures reg- will be a serious menace to the health and "• - ‘ and "Bottle Miller and Messrs. G. M. Young­ uinrly this week, that they will continue safety of the entire population of the city patriotism as doscly woven In the history March. blood and J. H. Whitney. A tree blew at least until Sunday night and perhaps of Sanford and extremely offensive, dis­ and fame of Virginia as. that of Wash­ Notice down Just as the car was passing and longer if all the questions have not been agreeable and obnuxlous In every respect, ington. By mutual agreement we the under­ To the roll call of tlie patriots many of fell right across It- Whitney was driving. answered by that time* „ to every one living within tlie confines of signed, C. A. Dobbins and K. G. Stockton, the members responded with quotations, He was knocked senseless, but instinctive­ The subject for Friday " night is the the city of Sanford, and agree to separate in the bakery businew reminiscences and suitable readings. ly shut off tbe power. Miss Scarratt had Worship of Images by Catholics;-Saturday Whereas, tlie said alleged municipality known as the Sanford Bakery, by and in “Virginia has become among friends a painful bruse. The others escaped with night. Devotion to the Virgin Mary; Sun* h»» been solely organized for politic^ consideration of sum of money paid to slight hurts. day night. The secret of Catholicity's masons and not because of the fact that and enemies rite recognized field of ro­ C. A. Dobbins by' R. G. Stockton. C. A. . At least part of the $10,000 which was profre*. the present conditions In Sanford Heights mance." T. N. Page.' Dobbins does sell, release andI turn H K —Program forApril (M u.- —stolen from a registered mail pouch some­ Tlie BtTviiT.s will cud Friday night with necessitate the forming ^jf a municipal^ to K. G. Stockton/ All accounts, fixtures L Wisdom, Wit and Pathos of Virgin­ where between Tampa and Tarpon Springs tlie solemn Way of tlie Cross. and everything hot mentioned which has Ity. and, ia Authors, Mrs. L^RTPhillps. on March 25 has been recovered. J. J. Sunday being Palm Sundfiy palms will I, Whereas, rite said alleged municipality been bpught since said firm commenced II. My Lady of literature. Miss Alice Abbott of Brooksville, mall clerk on tbe be. blessed and distributed at tlie 10 doing business. Including all Uva stock has been promoted and effected by a Tetherly; Tampa Northern train which carried the o'clock mass. wagons and harness, tc. Said R. G. StockdlsgruAUed few who depend upon, the pounch from Tampa when it was consign­ Devotions for Holy Week will begin businesses and enterprises of Sanford for ing benefit to. citizens of Sanford ton to collect all outstanding accounts and ed to the Bank of Clearwater by the Ex­ Thursday morning. April 13. pay the printing and telephone bills and a living and income, who have formed Heights, a( change National Bank of Tampa is in fixing doughnut stove in bakery. . Be it furthJ9^resaived that a certified said municipality primarily for the pur­ High school Rotes jail at Brooksville. The amount recovered Signed, " R. G. Stockton, pose of avoiding paying their proportion copy of this readhition be forwarded to Monday afternoon the Boy's Debating Is $&JU0 and somewhere, presumably at C. A. Dobbins. of the Just and lawful taxation Intended Honorable L. C. Massey, Senator from Or­ Society held u debate, "Resolved that tbe Ocala, ii l l.i l. Horace, who la being April 7. 19(1. 34*1 to to be Imposed by the d ty of Sanford in ange county. F la.,. and Honorable S. A. duties of the Policemen in the larger •ought by the detectives as the. man who Robinson and Honorable Forrest Lake, cities are more hazardous than those of the near future. first located the money, and who is pre­ The New Blue Rose Therefore, Be It resolved by the d ty Representatives from Orange county, Fla., sumed to be playing tbe part of the hero the Firemen'. Tbe negative won. L. 11. Temple h a s . sprung • new tensein the legislature of .1911, and that they Monday morning. Mr. Fagg superin­ coundl of Sanford, Florida, in in the “Brewster's Millions” story—getting doir at his greenhouse on Oek avenue in tendent of the Florida Home Mission, rite sixth day of April, 1911, that it la rite are hereby urgently requested to exercise rid of his easy money as fast as he can. the way of a blue rose, Mr. Tempi* has gave us an Interesting talk on the llvn sett*» of tins board that the sllsm plnl and use every effort possible to secure Deerrimnlng the blue roev-vlnt I os-m u m 11*17 CfOSS Episcopal tlie passage of a bill to abolish the pres­ of Ute children of the poor in the large formation of the town of Sanford Heights time and la now rewarded with e ent municipality of the town of Sanford Services during Holy Week at the dties. is unreasonable, uncalled for, unfair, un­ Florida. full of blooms and they are a real blue. Church of the Dojy ¡ ¿ J “ * » ? 1A “ _ The play to. be represented by the High just and without precedent, and detrl- Heights. Orange county, D. L T hrasher, Pres’t, If you •have .never seen the blue «clock a. m. and 7:30 p. ra. evfiry day ex J . D. D avidson , « p t Saturday. Friday evening the rec­ School commencement week has been mental to the thriving and progressive It now. S. Runge, tor, Rev. B. F. Brown, will speak on the selected and the rehearsals have begun. municipality of Sanford and will work a ’ W. D. H olden. Intermediate state or Christ tn Paradise. The Irving Literary Society- held it hardship upon the municipality of San­ Attest: All seat* free. A cordial invitation Is exford and i u citizens with a correspondregular meeting Monday, M. W. Lovell Clerk. Unded to elL 3 t- f • I \J tv-1 �THE SANrOltD HERALO T rrrrT T T ir m n n n f T T ir i^ m m a x D iiD a ii □ □ □ m a a c o D a D n D a n a in D D D n a X E in n c E ia o SUMMER o O M I N G I n a n d in v e s tig a tin g o u r r c la im to h a v e th e b e st c lo th in g in to w n a t th e b e st prices. E v e r y b o d y \v h 6 ~ lra si? t b o u g h t h is s p rin g o u t-fit w ill h a s te n to d o so . F o r is n o t th is the a c c e p te d tim e w h e n s o b e r m a n k i n d a c k n o w le d g e s th e a w a k e n in g o f n a t u r e b y h is ow n _ _ ___ a w a k e n in g to a s e n se o f th e b e a u tifu l? T h e r e ’s y o u r r e a s o n f o r ; f in d in g t h a t e v e n the p ra c tic a l prodju ers g iv e us b rig h tn e s s a n d p le a s in g n e w f o r m s in o u r w e a r in g a p p a r e l .__ Y o u r taste* m a y e x p re ss a p re fe re n c e f o r lijjh t a ttra c tiv e ly - p a tte rn e d fa b ric s, o r y o u m a y ru n to s o b e r effects in b la c k o r b lu e serge, b r ig h te n e d w ith a ta s ty n e c k tie o f c o n tr a s tin g c o lo n W h a te v e r y o u r c h o ic e , y o u w ill f in d a w o rld o f s a tis fa c tio n i n p ic k in g y o u r s u it f r o m a m o n g o u r m a n y styles. SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS PRICED THIS W AY $ 3 0 .0 0 v $28.00 $25.00 $ 22.00 $ 20.00 $1 8 .0 0 $1 5.00 $1 0 .0 0 Straw Hats and Panamas, Neckwear, Hoisery, Keep Cool Underwear, Everything that's new and nobby in Gent's Furnishings. 117 East First Street • t E R & i 4 i* ' '* if ■ i mi ■‘ CURBSTONE GLEANINGS rgBSH.gvgryihing you hear. 4 A man said canning factory to me the other day. I promptly smote him with the jawbone of an—mule. < This canning factory business In San­ ford is a Joke. Some time ago Harry ; ’’"tisâÊûÊSZ 117 East First Street CLOTHES THAT 8A T I8P Y derous reports and Insinuations. There Is a vast amount of defamation in the world. Perhaps we have all suffered more or less by it. hence one would think we A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be­ might be prepared to estimate It at Its real value. But notwithstanding our own tween You and ivi e" experience in regard to its evils, how prone we are to listen to what evii EVEN TH E C A TE POST NOT IN IT tongues may say of our neighbors! though )calous enough for our own reputation we seem to have little concern for that of A Chlel Is Am ont Ye Taking Note» others. We should remember tliat we have no more right' to hear what evil and fa ith , k|e*ll P rent 'Em"— tongues may say, than evil tongues have So Says Saunterer. to say what they ought not. We could Vßitiml C m » . ii i i / i i i i it TI,. S m M , 4 1 »oo my friend, Dr. Cossman of S l not give the tongue of slander a more Angustlne, has an article In this paper pointed and successful a rebuke titan to on capitol removal and thinks Sanford] rofuKS “> U«Ml to I t If wo are watchful —ti-fc #_ I. t__ noff nour tif aears, n pa nfb aaa um ulil Im n n slro lno/1 others would be nconstrained would 1.. be iL the- place for It. mtf.it Well, .when the time cornea we will bring It to San­ to bridle llietr tongues. If all men were ford. The only trouble about. It nowls deaf and blind there would be no that you can't pry It looae ns long as the slander, because there would be non.«- to legislators are sitting on it.' Out when hear or read It, and the unruly member we do pry It loose from Tallahassee San­ would of necessity be kept In order. Uut ford will sure get I t We have the loca­ how there are hearers and readers, and tion. the transportation facilities and ev­ heneq the tongue and pen must be guardery other requisite and we can guarantee od. Idle words are often the' cause of In­ to keep the law makers from going to estimable . mischief. A good name Is rather to be chosen than riches, Dut the sleep when they camp in Sanford. tongue of .slander may rob us of our good ,;■< e v e ' . ■ A*H , > , 4 th e editorial In last week's Herald name and leave us poor indeed. What onem the grafters who travel Florida in havoc hap \>ccn made of the peace and the winter puling on entertalqpsent» pre happiness of Individuals,, of families, of sumably for the benefit of pome home in­ neighborhood^ by an evil tongue! What stitution, but in realiiy /or their own gain, wire but.tribes are • swelling into impor­ seems to have ¿tfocfe a popular chord tance by repetition, and thus difficulties among the peopl*. \ N|w follow n u t this which a single word might have explain­ line of thought gnd get up your own en­ ed and healed, Increase in magnitude and tertainments and keep your money at at last become* Incurable. The tongue home. What stunts are put on under the will 1» evil while the heart Is wrong, for .name of charityl U any Institution in out of ’the nbutfdonce of the heart the Sanford needs money -let-the. fact bn mouth speaketh.* «The best remedy for known and the liberal hearted, liberal eh evil tongntris a new heert,-but as minded people of this city will respond even the b^st qf uS pre sanctified in part only, we m ust Adopt'such u remedy as every time. s will meet the cVU .Trtjpi whatever source % a a • It may oome; and .this Is the remedy: 4 I am glad to see my friend C. 0. McTake heed what ye hear. We must re­ 'Laughlin make Sanford his home. Mac U a live wire and he and his family wl)l fuse tp listen lo what the evil tongue, be warmly welco tried to our city. There Is says.. Listening to slander is so nearly not a man in Florida who will do more related to alander itself that, if we give ‘good for Sanford than C. 0. McLaughlin place to the one we ore likely to be in­ and we need him. On the street, on the fected with,'* the other. The listener is train, wherever you see McLaughlin he Is partaker with the apeokW; therefore, at all boosting bis city And state and like every lU n e u p w and ever, lake head what ye good Georgian be make* u good, citizen b e a r d o n 't hear everything, end1 don't " w naever Jftm happen -to rind him. • a a 4 Don't forget to send your friends and enemies a post card on May 1st. This wifi advertise your city as nothing else. ' a •' a 4 “Take heed what ye hear" os to slan S E I Ward Imbued with the idea of helping the growers to dispose of their surplus beans and tomatoes started a canning factory and put up a fine product. He failed in disposing of his goods in liis home city.* He took the goods to Orlahdo where they have a* ready sale' mid one targe grocery firm is anxious to take all the output every year. There won’t be any put out. this year because Harry Ward is utterly disgusted with the idea of disposing of any goods to home people. Here is an Industry killed*6y rite home merchants. If the tomatoes and beans were not up tb the standard or were not clieari enough why docs the Orlando merchant make a profit on same and why does he want uiuref Another tbingl Sanford has a cigar fuctory. The cigars arc good because thesmokets say so and yet several mer­ chants do not keep them preferring lo handle some cheaper cigar that will build up some other city. 1 do*not wish to advisa the aprebants how to manage their own business but 1 do wish to im­ press upon them the necessity of keeping all the money at home. T • have suffered from this same “buying out of town" aqd it is the ruination of any city that keeps it up any length of time. More anon. • • a 4 The new character for the city of San­ ford is creating as much excltment as a charter usually does and much curbstone gossip if rife concerning same. 1 have not seen a copy of it yet but hope to do so and will give ray view or same in next week's issue. » * contemplated will keep the wheels of pro­ gress humming until the fall cropping commences. . * 4 Well, they are off I faces tliat adorn some of my friends when I ask them how ilia country la wag* Bing. Sanford and with celery bringing ouch a good price a most prosperous season ought to result. Thera are many peopl» prove to look upon the dark side of everything and in the midst of plenty yell about a famine. Sanford ought to da more this year than ever before and the many Improvements BYE-LO springs in Europe that give relief and curt to Krtetna aud other akin din cases. If you know that by washing in Ibcsa waters you could b t relieved from that awful itch, wouldn't you make every effort to taka a trip to Europa. a t oncaf Would yon not be willing to apeud your laat cent to find the cureF11'" But you need not leave home for tbeaa distant springs. Relief la right here In your own hom« town! A simple wash of Oil of W intergreen, Thymol and other Ingredient« M fOnipounded only,In U 'U . D .F re arrtptloa will bring Ineu a t relUf -to that terrible burnjug itch, and leave the ekin as am oath end healthy as that of a child. If you have not already tried It, get a t least a 25-ceut liottle today. Wa a s ­ sure you of Instant relief. H O TEL • $5 to $7 ^ F R E E S w lm ln g M anager DeCottes Doing Business a t Same Old Stond The Imperial has recovered from the black eye received last week by. expert opiiTlon, and with the assistance of a dozen Iron pillars which effectually block the view of the stage the liouse la as good as ever. The posts do not enhance the iooka of the auditorium, but they dU* pell the fears of the timid ones who were scared after the rcul danger was over. Manager DeCottes and Owner T. J. Mil­ ler will see that the building is absolutely safe and the posts will Im removed as soon as the hew braces can be made. Meantime tho popular moving pictures are drawing the usual crowds and ere Just as good as ever. AT $1 to $1.50 O PER A HOUSE A LL RIGHT W ASH T H A T ITCH AW AY 4 I do not see any cause for the long RATES The legislators I mean are ofT lo Talla­ hassee, not off their trolley or off their feed. Just what they will accomplish re­ mains to be seen and their actions will be wotched with much interest. Many a man makes a reputation at Tallahassee and many, a man loses one and just what our two legislators will do is left with them. In Senator MnSscy aud Represen­ tatives Robinson and. Lake we huve a good trio and something is bound to re­ sult. _ —T he Sauntebek. 4 There ore a few demagogues in- San­ __It.J a said th at., there a re _ certain ford that think they can. trample upon the common herd at every turn. Now 1 would like to remark that there ore some issues upon which the common people have ideas of their* own and you can't choke them off. There la an easy method for accomplishing eVery measure and the people have a right - to be shown every time. •■e ' » S U MM E R : Pool to Bo/rdere C. W . ROSE, P ro p . i ** ----- A L S O — T h e L ittle Real E atata Man SANFORD C e rn er -J- FLORIDA A«r|>M * « l TttirJ C. H. DINGEE Plumbing and Gas Fitting All Work Receives My Personal Attention and best efforts Opposite City H all______ Phone ^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ H ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ***** Sanford Library AND ■> <> <> :: Free Reading Room ;; <• !! ROOM 20 U p s ta irs , Pico B lo c k *• Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m. ;; and „ 11 - Saturdays 4 to 9 p- m* ''Strangers Welcome^ ....................... ................. �w e SANTORD HERALD VOICE Of THE PEOPLE The Regular Weekly .Bulletin of the Letters and Communtcatlonson A. CALDWELL & SONS' Various Tim ely Topics. COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEO PLE n ThU Department will be round the View», Opinions and Comments ~ Of Practical Writers > Alter Socialist . To th« Editor ofTha Herald: A reply In detail by Socialist to *'J. P. WiT ,' ,TJ ‘ First Now wffat does Socialist wantT Answer The earth and the fullness there of for all the people and not for a part of the people, as a t present Socialist wants the fence of special privilege built around the world by corrupt politicians, tq, fence out the worker from what he has created, pulled down, and he is going to employ the carpenter Socialism to pull that fence dowq and give each and every Worker a chance to work and create and build up and beautify a chance for the idle rith n chauce for the idle poor. Socialist w anu to destroy the profit . •system because it keeps a vast army of workers idle, because It’s not profitable to the idle rich to keep them employed. Socialist ^seeks to employ the prolit sys* *tcufbecouse; he ‘ knows that therefrom arise nine-tontlts of the evils and Bins of mankind. Take the 10 cents profit out of the 16 cent drink of whiskey a n d Mr. Toper will be forced to brew h is own bev­ erage. Second. Is not this the best govern­ ment on earthT Aiis. Undoubtedly it Is for the few, but not for the many. Third. Is not our system of business economics tha finest, grandest, most hon­ est the sun ever shown onT Ans. Yes, for the few, but not the many. I cite World Almanac prepared by R. G. Dunn & Co.: Business failures for 1864, number 520, liabilities $8,579,000; business fullurcs for 1008.* number 15,640, liabilities $222.315,684. How is tliat Increase for the finest business eco­ nomics and tiie most honest the sun ever shown onT No wonder Old Sol hides Ids face now and then in nil eclipse! Pos­ sibly at the time of eclipse some ‘merger . is taking place and he doesn't want to see iL * • . "T Fourth. Are not the poople satisfied, with present conditions? Ans. .No. Read the handwriting on the wall—the growth of Socialism—not only throughout the world hut Ihe United Stales in general and our own Orange county in particular, widcli ut the last election which at tile last election, with­ out the name of u Socialist candidate published, made over 40U per cent Social­ ist gains. ■; Fifth. Is not. competition the life o( trade? ► Ans. It may be t(te life of trade, but it's the death of the individual; viz. tiie number of trusts that have been formed in the past few years give evidence dial the great minds and moneyed inch dis­ agree with you iu regard to'coin(>clitioh, as they are operating collectively and co­ operating. but also for only u part of so­ ciety. Sixth. Is not the survival of tiie fittest a law of nature? ' , Answer. No, sir. It's u law of prolit system, whereby tiie fittest with his cunningly devised laws andfStroug chains o( ignorance, prejudice and superstition he Isolds the unthinking, uurcaditig masses in bondage and npproiiriates through wages nine-tenths of the product of their labor. Hence, tiie misery of dis­ ease, spread by poverty, seared by tiie profit system, damned by ignorance and rocked in life cradle of prejudiap. More anon. Yours for the awakening, . S o c ia l is t , To Um «lilt* of The Her old . The writer has read with much Interest the arlclo In Mar., 24 th, issue headed, “When the worker comes Into his own." This article is 1household work. It ought to be familiar to our Sanford fanners anyway. Every shipper of vegetables knows full well tliat tills article is only to true, and •till they go on making the rich richer and themselves Poorer. Congress could help these matters if we had one, but jamentablo indeed it is tliat the servants of the people .(or men we employed as such) go to Washing to have • good lime. Legislate for the Mono|>olls and draw their salaries. And they don't .forget to raise their salaries to often. The railroads going Into the Interstate Colo­ mission in rt regard to rai sing of rates. ni plain pial, what could be done If we had ■hows the right n _ men at the CapitoL Standard DU was fined you aU know, we suckers reaUy thought it was pure. I expect the tariff revision wiU be next. How will it °ome out. In behalf of the Mono polls that got their breath from this high tariff act. Every voter ought to think Just as our inewd does who with? Tttc nnirir in Inst weeks peper. This gentiemon asks us t o ( guess his name, be need not be ashamed cf it I am Sure. U 1 were going to guess I would say It sounds llketpwvl sense, end Perhaps from our untual friend McDougal. Anyway farmers, it Is aU right. Don’t <**» who wrote it. SUB9CU8UL CASH SANFORD - D EP A R TM EN T STO R E 2 Stores, 121-123 E. 1st St. - FLO R ID A Showing many advantages, why you should make this store headquarters when in Sanford Compare 0ur~ MONDAY^ PRICES EASTER RIBB0 W ith Others All Silk and W orth, 10c, Our Price 5c HAIR NETS Petticoats, Good Quality Cambric Conet Coven, Excellent Nainsook These neat, serviceable skirts • Beautifully trimmed in Val. in­ arc gored and fitted smoothly over sertion nnd edge also in embroid­ the hips und has. a deep cambric ery. These goods will have to be flounce triimndd with hemstitch­ ed tuck and eyelet efnproidery. seen to be appreciated, nri you Pretty, very durable and excel­ cannot judge our goods by our lent vaule at $1.50. Bui- q o low prices. For Monday 4 8 c Ictiii price for‘Monday.:. vO C Drawers of fine Quality Cambric These Drawers are darted to fit closely over the hips, nicely trimmed in lace and embroidery, open ■or closed, a light w eight, serviceable model tliat will laun­ der beautifully. For Mon­ day selling . .................... 4 8 c Window Display Dljtfptap of £rtu S h in ties Cl it (Cnibrofbrrfrjtf arc here Butch Collar)? and ^aborrf flrrfbaljtf In MiLieT) &oob*i 50 pieces nice sheer Dimity, in Stripes, Checks nnd Plaids, just the thing we have bedn wanting for our Easter dresses, something that looks nice nnd something tliat is serviceable, and washes beautifully, worth from 15 to 19c Our Bulletin price for 1A_ Monday .. _ *_______ A pleasant surprise in store for you ul D. A. Caldwell &. Sons' uu Monday. Over 100 pieces new nnd fresh Embroideries from 1 to 12 Inches wide mid worth from 12 '/t to 25c. See spe- Q t t) clal Window, Monday.*' They ure in great profusion of style und patterns, including ele­ gant high-class organdie effects. 150 pieces new BatiBtes, Organ­ dies, Lawns and every conceiva­ ble new fabric, worth 15 and 20c * They go on us a Bulletin | A special Motiduy___. . . . . . S E E OUR _ < Window Display lo ti H i l l Gowns of Soft: Finish Cambric Refined nnd dainty in every de•tuil, this carefully made Gown is sure to win your approval. Made In chemise and Blip-over styles while the neck and short bell sleeves are prettily trimmed with lace nnd embroidery. Bui- q q Ictln price for Monday... d OC • ■-», There is nothing that adds to the beauty of u Shirt Waist or Suit as do tho Dutch Collurs nnd Foncy Jabots: A new lot just received for our Easter Sule, are worth up to 25 cent«. For i n . Monday Bulletin price___ * ^ | | g | e -.Ar. j f p iio ltb j? SEE 1*11. TH« «o u i ,Aleono •% * * Big line of Men's Odd Pants in the newest and best weaves a t .g re a tly jre ducqd prices. A lsou complete line of Men’s Furnishings, Shirts, Coliurs, Ties, Hosiery. Suspenders, newest and best Clings in Underwear, and in fact every­ thing tliat is needed to complete the man’s wardrobe, and an» actual saving # *■ on every purchase large or small. Come in,'have a look and be convinced. » * We have the goods. Bleaching Special for Monday Table Damask, Monday Only Mercerized It has always been our cuBtom . to give good values at all times, but here's n great one for Mon­ day. A full bleached 30-in, First Cali bleaching, worth from 8 to 10 cents, hut as a special £ 0 for Montloy only 10 yds..- d u L 25 pcs. of this new and beauti­ ful Woven Damask, Snow Bleach­ ed, and a nice wide width, some­ thing to be appreciated by the housewife, it’s worth 30c yd., but the Bulletin price culls for o o only ................................ ¿ « C This beautiful mutcriul is of a very fine, soft texture nnd is fdll 47 Inches wide, something very serviceable, because of its wash­ ing quality. Nothing more suit­ able for the Easter frock q o f at per yard Monday........ O O v /Ä5 I i H e i t ’ fi d f t a n r o l l i n g s | r And n lasting one if you have D. A. Caldwell &. Sous take your, order for that nqxt Suit. We have the exclusive agency for the celebrated Royal Tailors, of Chicago, which insures you the best quality and style, and our past record insures you prompt service, polite atten­ tion and the very lowest possible price. We also carry a complete' line ol Schwab ready-tailored suits in the snappy Blue and Grays and at. a great saving. See us before placing your next order. OUR Batiste; Special A Linen Cambric Special Nothing is more appreciated by everyone than is the ull-pureUnen Cambric, full 36-in. wide. For this material too much can urn be suid. All we ask Is tliat you examine this 50c qual- j | _ ity. For Monday only at *» The Warner. Rust-Proof Corset is confined ex* * ' * elusively to D. A. Caldwell & Sons in Sanford. It is the Queen of all Corsets the world over, in Wear Resisting Qualities, in Fit, and in Style it has No Superior. It is Guaranteed Absolutely Rust Proof, and We.Endorse if Unqualifiedly. - * ^ " * A -mtftlelj is * designed for every possible figure. /Prices 93c to $3.00 Shoes For the Ladles and Children Spring Shoes for Men and Boys Our Celebrated Godman and Selby Oxfords have arrived and bring with them all the beauty aud style that could be expected of a manufactory. These Shoes are noted for their long life and satisfac­ tion-giving qualities. Our Spring line of Snow and Fairfield Oxfords have just arrived. These Shoes h a v e been sold in Sanford two years n o w b y th isw e ll-k n o w n firm a n d e v e ry pair sold with their guarantee, and have proved a gre^t success. Look them over. ■ wSîfeV-. -• / t , . f f 'V .. .4 . i- V :r,vf .. -f' * �■ • . V JSf*: \ ■ . Closing Day o f Woodmen Convention [This article should have appeared two weeks s|o. but was crowded out for lack of ipace.l One of the largest state conventions ever held In Florida wee-entertained inA Budget o f Interesting Items royal style by the Woodmen of the World Fro m Correspondents Camp and Circle (the ladies' auxiliary) of Sanford. This organization Is for die of- tho widow and-orphan and T i f f EV EN TS O f ORANfiE COUNTY B » “ t a » r „ i t a « ™ « ,. bavld Speer nnd J. T. McLain of Geneva the uplifting of the home to the highest met the soliciting committee of Sen fore development While the order Is a nonI t l t o k n t S t.lY o f R eporters Weekly Saturday and together they canvassed religious one, yef every member mast be­ * . ^ J. . iai V • 1 Cover* th e T errito ry for lieve In God and nil meetings are opened the business section of Sanford funds to The llerald old In consstructing the draw bridge at and closed with religious ceremony, that These farms can be bought for the, next thirty Geneva ferry across the S i Johns; they Is sublime In character, beautiful in rit­ were much gratified 'with the ready ualistic work, developing within each par­ CELERY AVENUE NEWS days for less money than ever again. Wc Sptdal Correa pondence to The Herald: response with which the good people ticipant a determination to follow more Good rain« have fallen throughout the compiled. This bridge Is a sure thing closely the Savior, Christ's teaching, thus have Sanford farms to sell. Not Largo, Taft, celery delta recently and all tne spring now and will be of Incalculable “ ad making universal the ‘'Fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man." And the dos vantage to Geneva and Sanford. With crops, such os beans, squash, tomatoes, Burbank nor Celery City but Sanford. this new bridge and our railroad, oo fast ing act of this great convention In San­ cocumbers, etc., are on the Jump. ford was an example of the customary nearing completions, this portion of OrThe very sudden death of little Angus, Always Sanford. There is only one rule the world over—a donation given by the four-year old eon of Mr. and. Mrs. An­ ange|County Is sure to boom. the Men Sovereigns to the ladies' auxil­ On last Thursday , afternoon Mrs. L D. gus Chappell, Thursday night of last week Sanford. A ll irrigated ready to plant. W ill has cast a gloom over the family and Hart had the misfortune to fall and break iary to be used for charitable purposes ns they desire. It was the unsnimous wish friends’ which only time and the thought her right arm Just above the w risl Dr. pay for themselves this winter. '. . . , that there Is a better world beyond con Nixon responded to the call and rendered that this offering be given to tbe Orphan­ age a t Enterprise, which Is under the all n^essary attention. The considerably dJtpeL Little Angus v<as osly slpk q few bruised Mrs. Hart is doing as well as can auspices of the M. E. Church, South. hours. * ' ** A naptha launch wns chartered Thurs­ Mrs. Coney, who has been visiting Mrs. be exacted. Her many friends extend day afternoon, Mar. 16th, and a large Welker at Beck Hammock, lias returned sympathy and hope she will sdoq be hp, party of thè ladles eèjoyed a ride across Grandpa McLain of Jackson. Ga., >s borne. beautiful Lake Monroe and were gracious­ now with tils son J. T. MpLain and will I have bad a postal card from my ly received by Rev. and Mrs. Hoffman and friend who is now or was then In Wil­ innke Geneva tils home for a while. Real Estate Agency * their charge of twenty-seven orphans, Mrs. Lee from Lake Chahn visited who gave a most cordial welcome and mington, N; C., and priced celery on the market and quotes six small bundles for friends In Geneva this week. also an exhibition of their training. 23 cents. Now this means $3 for. a six Dr. and Mrs. Lewis returned to their Mrs. J. D. Parker, guardian of tho dozen crate. If the retailer bought It of summer home in Defiaance, Ohio this Woodmen Circle of Sanford, gave the re­ the commission merchant for say $2 the week. With much pleasure will we look sponse, nnd in dosing explained that this retailer’s profit would be g I or SO percent. forward to their return next winter. visit was to present to them a cash gift. Would you, Mr.Tnicker, be JatJflflftLwfUi Immediately the twenty-seven little or­ On last Sunday evening the program (T in t Street, one block from Depot opposite Poetuffice) a 60 per cent profit. If so. It means th ir of recitations and mbslc for the benefit phans fell upon their knees and voluntary ♦> If it costs $300 per acre to raise celery, of the orphan's home a t Arcadia, was prayers from a girl and a boy were offered, 00 per cent profit on $350 would be $175 successfully carried out. The church look­ asking God's blessing upon this great or­ H. E. W IS E / Proprietor or $876 for five acres. Then your other ed very pretty with quantities of ferns der, as their return thanks. There was Formerly Manager of Central Cafe crops would bring your_ net profit' up to and cut flowers arranged near the pulpli not a dry eye In Ihis assembly at this ■ <1,200 or $1,600 per year, and a decent The children acqulted themselves cred­ touching and holy spectacle. It dearly Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty living assured. If you are not getting itably, the reading by Mrs. Moran, the showed the prayerful guidance and lead i­ this you are asleep and should wake , up latest fact about the home by A. B. ng of Rev. and Mrs. Hoffman, whom A PLACE FOR LADIES AND G E N T L E M E N and gel Into the Union; for in union there Donne and the address by our pastor, words 'cannot praise too highly. Is strength. United we’lT stand, divided Rriv, E. Lee Smith, were listened to with Mrs. Mary Henry of Tampa also gave throe truck forms will grow up to weeds. merest, nnd very much enjoyed. The the children an interesting talk. + S h o rt Ordara At All HoVra E verythin g F irst Class ' The recent sad automobile aeddent in The beautiful music was one of the most This fund came at a time when the In­ DeLand, by whloa a Mr. Sellers lost his delightful feature of the evening, besides terior decorations.of the home had been Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Kalos life by being run over by on automobile, having some of the best singers from the stopped, for their means had been ex► ■M-+++++. should be a warning to some of Sanford’s Methodist church to assist, we had Mes- lousted and no promise with which to reckless auto drivers, lest the same thing dames Will Adams and Sutphene, the finish. Rev. Hoffman informed this com­ be repeated here. And right hero I might t>est alto and contralto singers that have mittee that the work would be resumed oay that one thing that helped to defeat ever visited Geneva. The duet by Mrs. mmedlately and be known as the Wood— the brick roads proposition way. the jitter Adams ¿aiUiiBuPfllUfibAlL mcn of the World memorial p o in tin g .-_ disregard for' other people’s rights as by Mrs. Sutphene with Mrs. Raulerson at Huge boxes of fruit, candies and a large sho wn by the auiolst. A. F arher. the organ were delightful to listen to-and supply of dainties for the dining table the Baptist congratulate themselves at were then given for the dicer of tlie little being fortunate enough to have these to ones« PAOLA POINTS The joy this visit gave and the sun­ sing, A very liberal stun wasoontributFd — >essisi e » . t»n>> iifsia. -- - ; — 1*1 .1 shine cast a t the Orphanage at Enterprise for the'exceeding the expectations of Surely nomine can complain of the de­ Most Economical and will be a precious recollection as Tong as • ' •* lightful spring weather we' are having the committee, and to the' public the thanks of the church arc heartily ex­ memory performs her function to all so Satisfactory Feed and and moonlight nights thrown in. 1 tended as well as the thanks of the fortunate as to be present. Miss Stanley and Miss Hoffman of S i will Fatten Your Stock children at the home. * ■ Louis, Mo., who have been visiting Mr. Quite a pleasant party consisting of Notice o f Application for Tax Deed and Keep them in Good* and Mrs. W, B. Buchanan left Wednesday Under Section B o f Chapter 4888, Mrs. Harris, Miss Maude Harris, Stanley morning of last week for S i Louis, acShape. . . , Laws o f Florida com [is tiled as far as Jacksonville by Mr. Walker and Stanley Foster come out from fin ike b hereby Riven that A. F Donegal», purand Mrs. Buchanan, all taking Die beau­ Sanford Sunday afternoon, In their car, cb*«er of Tax Cerllflc«ie No 287fl dalrtT lb* 8lh visited the family of Mrs. David, attended day of November, A. D. ISBS. h at Riedd ttkd ilk ! Irettiti tiful river trip. ■ . . , vGbatit for cate in my office, nnd baa made apollialltm the exercise at the Baptist church anti Tea Deed to blue in accordooce will __ _______ _______ ___ Ji lav. Said Miss Sara Smith, after a brief vacation cerliAcale embrace! tbe following dsacribed proj»returned later, r . ! erty »Hunted in Orange county, Florida. Ito-w a t her homo here luu gone to teach a Tolls a man that he must be careful in feeding liis SvA. oINWliui SWHVSec. 33. Tp. 21 8, R. 32 E. •hart term in F l Pierce. Tbe aakd land belnR aiMi*ed at Uicdata ot the stock if he wants to get tlid best results. But it is MOORE'S STATION biudncc of iuch certificate in the name of Un­ C, F. Cooley and Miss Sara left for known Owner. not always so easy to get the right kind of feed. Sped*! Correspondence to tb e Hersld: > Unleu laid Certificate ahail be redeemed acthelj borne in Wisconsin Saturday last. *' **' •« to law, Tax Deed will Utue thereon on tbe Mr. Erlich, the Christian Jew of Allan oordlnd of »May. A uD 1011 1011. i.i, u«r v» r , n. We Are Feed Specialists and not only know Mn. E. A. Curtiss returned to Sanford to, Go,, gave a very Interesting talk here tnh.day Wltneu ray official a Ignat u re and teal thia Ibe cli ' it. AD. IBU. Btb day of. April. Monday. just what your stock ought to have, but* hunt until Sunday to a large gathering. B. M. Boeatatw, W. H. Taylor spent Sunday last In we find i t . . * . . . • . Clerk Circuit Cdart, Orange County, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Packard, Mr. Pack 24-Re By U. A Howard. D. C. Paola. ard's mother and the Packard young folks Mias Ramona McLain of Geneva ar­ of Sanford were entertained at the Gil WHEN IN NEED CALL UPON rived'Monday evening to spend a week bert home Saturday In honor ol Howard FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS with her sister before school closes. Gilbert's fifteenth birthday. L. H. T E M P L E A small picnic party enjoyed a day’s We understand that'Mrs. W. A. Mln- AOENT JACKSONVILLE MORAL COMPANY outing a t Palm Springs Thursday of last nlck of Cameron City is quite ill. Phone 166. Ilth and OaH Ave. week. Sanford, Flò rid a Phone 330 Miss Jennie Randall left for her borne Special Offeriog-in Ferns >. Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chadderton made □ in Shelton, Conn., last Thursday, after Floral Designs to Order. Florida short visit in DeLand the first of the making on enjoyable six weeks’ visit with UZB-HMf week. her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Mr. and Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Roberts Warner. 4 1 of Eustls spent Tuesday in Paola, the Geo. Mitchell, for several years guard TNTÓAHOME guesta of Mrs. C. F. Cooley and Mr. and at convict camps, h a i given up the work Mrs. Chadderton. and together with his bride is here and Miss McLain gave an afternoon party erecting a home on Mitchell avenue. —W" for her acholars and their little friends Mrs. Louis Willis was the guest over last Saturday a t the home of Mrs. W. H. Sunday of Mrs. J. M. Prevail in Geneva. ‘Taylor. An egg bunt and various games The McClellan. _Children. visited - their ««¡a enjoyed, - end delicious cake end grandmother In Geneva .over Sunday. lemonade were served. Potato digging has begun. About next week will see the work In full swing. A GENEVA JOTTINGS good deal of cabbage is being. cut and S p ed ii Carre*ponde noe ta The Harald. shipped. We are sorry to know that our little (B ino omit* A4t friend. Mede Baker, Is quite 111 with If your aim in life is to economize and . throat troubleT . to have for your everyday use dependable The Avertie Increase n Population ! EVERYTHING IN BURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES Mrs. G. R. Nicholson and Bunny Tilllk goods a t the lowest possible prices we ask are again at home after a pleasant trip to you, not for our sake, nor.ft»/ this town's of cities and towns everywhere is 35 Our new lintf of R A N G ES and K ITC H EN sake, nor for the sake of 'anything but per cent in ten years. This means Osteen and Sanford. that new homes will have to be built S T O V E S arc the kind you have wanted and Mrs. Eshton Baxter and baby boy. of your owu pocket book and your bank ac­ and more stores provided. This will count. to aim lor our store and hit the Gainesville ate visiting Mr. and Mrs. couldn’t get. -. centre of economical buying. Sanford increase the value of land at the edge Huddleston. of our city. Furniture Co. 22-tf Mesdames Twitchell end Sutphene who OUR BAR G AIN C O U N TER Wc Have Some Choice Prop erty are visiting a t Winter Park, visited their Dissolution Notloe friend, Mrs. C. A.- Raulerson, last week By mutual consent the firm of Holmes that can be bought on easy terms. It -«HT -Tu«*& Hunt has uns day been 0l»»öIVBör3rlEr will make yon it" beautiful; home a nd dey. Hunt retiring. Any one knowing them­ will continue to> increase in value. -Dr. J < J. Burns accompanied his eon selves Indebted to the firm of Holmes A R, L. Bums, borne end will moke a visit Hunt will pay same to W. E. Holmes. of acme length there before vvisiting In March 2fl. 1811. m Terre Haute, JntL, and other places. W. E. H olmes, Sanford, Florida j , E. H urt ‘Mn. Will Hand and. two Interesting 52-<p COUNTY HAPPENINGS children, Clarice and C&ri, are' vliltlm Mrs. Aubrey Moran this week./. Mrs. 1, T. Peters nmimedJSatufday from Dnytonn Bench where she visited her daughters, Mrs. O. R. Nicholson and Miss Irene Peters, All are glad to welcome Miss Mabel N o w Is T h e T i m e T o B u y Irrip ro v e d “ R e i d y to P l a n t ” S a n f o r d C e le ry F a r m s H. H. i. C H A P P E L L ’S T H E C IT Y R ESTA U R A N T V l J ust Arrived C a r R ic e F lo u r . ff “ ' * ; - " : , ■ - Just Ordinary Horse Sense [ fct Co. Sanford * . . *. . A«*V , » . * . « • * __________ I JUST Â*'- To Thiftk of New Furnishings For Your Home . ?..v E HA V E T HE ,j 4r* Jr«.»; 3N9***: ' uw r t *'f V j , H. GARNER W ILLIAM S IULTEER Ï'- �C IT Y Hold Most Ihlerestlng Meeting On Monday Night NEW C IW .'C H A R TED C A M M IN IM I ^r Heights and the other state buildings on either side, nil facing the majestic St. Johns and the beautiful Lake Monroe, the capito) of the great state of Florida can be made the peer of any in the south. J, W. Gommar, H, D. St. Augustine. Mar. 31, 1911; • W. A. Girin, services engineer............. Geo A. DrCuttei Attorney's fee . s . . . . Commiss ton, 2 per centón monies . . . . City of San Tord, cash unexpended__ To Patriotic Floridians "This paper invites you to help the Florida citrus fruit grower to create a bigger demand for Ids product in the markets of the country. You can do this by mniling to your friends in the North a card which! this office will furnish you In any reasonable amount. The card can either be mailed inside oLa letter or as a post card by affixing a oue cent stamp. The prosperity of the Florida orange grower menus prosperity for Florida. Write to this office for your quota of cards CJ and do it now. Potato anJilMcu survie«_______ A75JM 170.81 50.00 2,430.32 107.84 I * * We shall start up our barrel factory within 127.766.67 127,760.67 And Other Matters or Geo. II. Fexxaui. Business Kept Thinks Lively Secretary Bond Trustees. a few" * days. Orders for potato barrels In Council Chamber On motion the tax collector was In­ * :' • structed to extend tho time for payment Council met In regular session. Pres­ should be booked at once. All who have ent—D. L. Thrasher, president; W. D. Ho) of taxes until April, 30, 1911. On motion den, J. D. Davison, S. Runge, H. Ward the bills ns signed by the President anti storage room should get barrels in advance and H. R. Stevens. Absent—B. A. How- approved by the finance committee be paid. Moved nnd seconded that council aid. Minutes of last meeting read and ap­ now adjourn carried. of digging season. We have, in addition M. W. Lovell, Clerk. proved. Reports of marshal and treasurer for to our two shops in the center of town, ’ Why Not Sanford? March read and ordered (lied. The question of capitol rembvnl tins Ripe Peaches In April Ordered that the board of bond trustees be instructed to deduct their commission been buzzing In the St. Augustine bon A. McDonald brought some ripe (teaches from the amount on band and turn- the nets for a long time, and recently Into The Herald office last Saturday. balance over to the city treasurer, taking it has been discussed by a number of Thii is going aoine In the peach business, ’ state papers. The capitol is bound to be as the sweet things are not supposed to his receipt for same. Moved and seconded that the clerk be removed from Tallahassee to a more cen­ blush for several months yet. On account authorized to lower the assessment of W. tral location sometime, and when that of the extreme warm weather prevailing G Stewart from $3.500 'to $3,000 and the time comes a location ought to be consid­ for the months of Jaquary and February assessment of R. MaPherson from $1,800 ered with all tho advantages, instead of the peach tree bloomed and the fruit ma­ merely witli more advantages limn its tured, and the peaches are now happy in to $1.600.. Request of R. McPherson in regard to present location. the stomachs Some of tho papers seem to hold the exemption from taxation of the property of Friendship Lodge referred to the clerk. opinion, with sort- of n helpless air, that Report of Mr. DuBose, who was ap­ Jacksonville is bound to get the capitol pointed to audit the account of the bond when it leaves its present sleepy quarters. trustees and Mr. Ri C. Maxwell reported Such is not necessarily the ci^se. M point everything 0. K. and Mr. Maxwell was of Importance the Gâté' City would, of 'discharged from all liability under his course, capture first honors, but there are other considerations. Most of the coun­ bond. The clerk was instructed to refund Mr. try is so for south of Jacksonville, that Joe Cameron the amount paid for tux re­ from on economic point it may be dropped demption certificate and Jupiter Lodge, it from discussion. The Ancient Cky Beau­ tiful may have many reason for being exempt from taxation. The following resolutions were duly nnd ex(iecting the Capilol, but about the *nmc reason of distance and inconvenient pilssed: PHONE 255 lie it Resolved by the City Council of transportation applies to it'ns to 'Ja c k ­ sonville. St. Augustine would bean ideal Sanford, Florida, that the Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor be allowed pay at the rate location anti is tho most- beautiful and Summer or Winter of $60.00 dollars per month for his ser­ cleanest city In tiro State, but a» J ackvices; this rate of pay to dale from the sonvillc is the Gate City. St. Augustine 1b we enn supply your wants in the time the present incumbent assumed the merely on the Garden Wall, and tho Capl Automobile line. If you want .to tol must be placed in a central location. duties of Ills oRlice. . rent The Tempn Tribune suggests either Resolved by the City Council of San­ A Motor F o r-A n y Purpose ford, Florida: That the city will accept Gainesville or Ocala for the site, being vouchers in payment for any sidewalk somewhat centrally located, but all reand pa ving lle w der-te-rhe eityi1 if pntlt mnikS 1)11 till! KOIjJKl ol Capitol removal vtc me ui yuuf Service wiflT"tlie during the months of A|*rit and May have missed the logical point, geographi­ very best cars. We nev6r sleep. Where seems to be great dissatisfaction throughout 1911, and that the City Clerk Is hereby cally and with due regard to the center of If you are in trouble call us any hour of the night or day. instructed to notify all parties owing such [topululion. If we are building only for the the State generally as to the results obtained from . present, either Gainesville or Ocala, or liens of thip resolution. most of the fertilizers used last season. lie it Resolved by the Ciiy Council of even Palatku for that matter, would be Sanford Nachine & Gange Company Sanford; That the occupants of all near enough to the central part of the Many growers are now beginning to see clearly PHONE 331 premises within the city limits, where state to be of advantage. But are we what we have been suggesting for some time, they garbage Is removed by tile City Scavenger merely building for today! Has not the might expect to have happen from the contiuuod Department, shall de[>osU all garbage in future a claim on our work and on our use of the Acid Phosphate (rock) goods. a closed receptacle; and, that water,imrst plans! The one point tiiut can overcome objections, the point .where the Capitol not be thrown, or allowed, in such re­ A curiously large nûmher of those of our old eus- ~ ceptacle, and that the said garbuge re­ lugically belongs, and where It will no • toiners who were gotten away from us by the in­ ceptacle must be placed at a point Hint doubt be plucud, is Sanford, Lucky San­ ducements of the so called “cheap goods’* “Ju st as . • the scavenger cuii have ensyuccess to ford. W m Aitbo Sanford is not exactly in the s.unc. good as Mapes," are coming back to us this season - Resolved Further: That the City Sani­ geographical centre of the Stale, it is to have their groves and fields restored. tary Inspector shnli strictly enforce the nearer than auy other point with the The Mope* Fertilizers are evidently considered a remge In transportation fudjjties. Aside from t|te above resolutlun. * extremity when help Is needed and hope olm ost gone. You Resolved by the City Council of Sanford, fact that Sanford is destined to become ' * certainly get the benefits of over thirty years experience Florida: That the House Committee be one of the. greatest cities of Florida, its In Florida and over fifty years In the manufacture of ferti­ lizers generally. If we cannot help you the case Is Indeed empowered to employ a janitor, to he present nutural advantages give it first hopeless. paid n 4 more than $30.00 dollars per claim for the Capitol. Sanford now has month, whose duty shall be to keep dean flvo railroads, one city and interurbau Oht That’s Delicious! and In good order the city building. Jail street car line in operation seven miles and fire house belonging to the city, and long, un interurbau street car line In Doesn't take one long to And out that to'perform sudi Vuher services as tho course of construction, running through our Ico Cream is not the common kind. committee above named may direct. * one of the most populous and most rapid­ We endeavor to cxcell. Not enough that JA C K S O N V IL L E , FLO R ID A Whereas, the city of Sanford has more ly growing sections of the state; a.steam ­ ours should tic good. It must be ilia best. than doubled In population since the ship line with growing frelgjit nnd pas­ Every effort Is directed toward making It year 1893 and is still very repldly grow­ senger service, and another steamship perfect. line proposed; Another roitroud which ing and developing, and, A box of our candy is Indeed a luxury Whereas, it has coino to llio knowledge will soon he in course of construction, and no matter what your taste may be of this board that the present city charter to udd to tlint. Sanford Is in the heart of Templlug sweets at tempting prices. passed and approved by ' the legislature one of tho most fertile and best produc­ iu 1693 is inadequate in many reflects ing sections of land ou tite - face of the globe. and, Not many years hence the great Ever­ Whereas, It is Importnntfor the general Sanford Florida welfare of the d ty of Sanfoql at tho glades will lose ail of of their mystery present time as well as in the future, and will bo peopled by tens of thousands Low Prices Ensv Payments. Pico Block that ample provision should be made by of happy and prosperous citizeus, and the legislative enactment, allowing the d ty of strip of land along the Atlantic hcean SECURE Sanford certain rights and privileges not for about 500 miles will furnish its quota a «one now of people. The Capitol will then be in now possessed, and, Whereas, this body has caused to bo reach of the multitudes that will inhabit drafted and prepared a new dierter for the fertile valleys of the ManatOb, the ph o n e ea the d ty of Sanford, whlcb has been sub­ Kissimmee, the Caloosahatchee and the • Old City M arkst S an ford , Florida 8an ford A van us mitted to tills board »for examination, vast rrgtyn around Lake Okeechobee. The dwellers of the fait growing city of Tampa and. Whereas, the proposed charter has been will be able to reach the Capitol In a few iliorougtUy examined by the d ty council. (tours by train, and eventually by trolley Therefore be it Resolved, that the same car. The new lines of railroads being meets with Uie hearty approval of this built through the orange growing sections, board, and the Honorable L. C. Massey, of the State will open up the country for FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sapford, Fla Senator from Orange County, and the its tliousanda of people who canall reach Sanford in a very short time. Even Jack­ Honorable Forrest Lake and the HonorOur Easy Payment Plan S. A- Robinson, Representative of Orange sonville will be nearer the Capitol than teems to suit everybody. It's popular County. In the legislature of 1911, be ■be Is now. In fact, practically every because wc ennble you to . earnestly requested and urged to use part of the state that is showing much Get A Home their best affects towards the passage of progress and that has a future will be Be the landlord's slave no louder. Strike J . B. W ILLIAM S, P ro p .-------bencHtied when the Capitol is removed the proposed new charter for the d ty of out for freedom. We.will help you If you to Sanford. Willi the Ocean not many will let us. Our Sanford, Orange County, Florida. Staple and Fancy Groceries, Hay, Grain miles away the Governor may motor to D. L. Tukasuck Presl. Homes at Markham Park and Seed the Beach for an afternoon dip In the W. D. H olden. are just the thlnd for you. Take your glorioua surf at Daytona or Coronado, or Bui« , he may go by electric cor, which Is the lighted with the prospects of owning one H arky W a sd . All Kinds Country Produce Bought and Sold * ; ' way most of us will go within a few of them. H. R. STZV3KS. • * 1 : '"f '. » , ' j ’ years. The St. Johns will be bridged for I STATZJUJd SOASOor SODOTSfïTTXS 21?, C or, 3rd Street and Sanford Ave. wagon, auto and trolley, aa well os for han turd, florid«. April 4lb. 1911. P.O.Box 112 SANFORD. FLORIDA . * Pbom 62 more ruilrouds. Sanford, Florida With tho au to botue on Sanford R e s o lu tio n s ' ■rul accrued Interest to M«y 2 3 ................................*127,760.67 „ , _ txruitxn-ns Owwila Engineering Co., paving........ *72.052.96 Advertising, sal o ftbonds.................... »Ing. »ale -----10.31 Express and Telit j j r a w . . . . . .................. 222 38 City vouch , .................. ................. . 2J.304.36 P«U,............................ Sanf. Water Works Int, on vouchers... Geo. Ij. Crnfls l, Co b rid g e * .... . . . . . . 9.033.3 ,f b Ceo. p. Pope. High School m3«......... 17.500.00 (.co. B. Pope e x tra s ............ ................ 453 91 Pernsld lldw. Co. plumW n*.... 1,571.09 A Shop at Beck Hammock D e liv e rie s w ill be m ad e fro m shop m o s t c o n v e n ie n t^ f o r p u rc h a s e rs . Henry H. Deane Oak Avenue and First Street The Mapes Complete manures . * : Tec " R E A /ïliSÉ J. R. Tysen, Agent The Crippen Music Store T H E M. & R . S T O R E ’. High-grade Pianos, Organs, , and Graphophones. Florida and Western Meats i. R. CALHOUN g -, • , H. GARNER sasitteM.,® �•jv. ; r-ví* April 7 , 1911 THE SANFORD HERALD THt SAlilfORD HERALD PuUbbed tretr FHday Mom ini at Sanford, Fla. R. 1, HOLLY, Editor and Proprietor SutM rletlon Price, $2.00 « . Year In Advance eafedeeeeeaeA-daae n ail matter Atuutt 22nd 1*06,•althe a t the Pottofflce at Sanford. Florid*. 1/Um Art of March 3rd. 1870. Office la Herald Building , Telephone N& MS. .The Herald wishes to remind the smok. era of Sanford that we have a cigar fac­ tory in . this city making good cigars. Are you pushing for your homo indus­ tries! ” s On account of the Incorporation of San­ ford Heights the new home of Editor Hotly la for sale. We ore leaving the Heights and seeking the level again, which demonstrates that fate usually kicks an editor when be attempts to get on a'higher plane. Tor the benefit of our renders the paper will publish two columns of matter cov­ ering the législature, during .the sixty days' session. A special representative of The Herald. Mr, R. A. Gray, will send In thé report each week and the general proceedings will be covered. NtANK CLARK'S SACRIFICE Because he sacrificed his own interests In order that Congressman Stephen M.. Sparkman might be made chairman of the rivers and harbors committee oi the House, Congressman Fran^t Clark It the toast of the state today—and he deserves the praise that la being and will be ac­ corded him. Mr. Clark la senior Democratic member of the Important marine and fisheries committee, and was therefore entitled to the chairmanship. The commit too is one of much importance to Florida. He con­ sidered, however that Florida would be most benefluéd in case Mr. Spalkman could be made chairman " o? the rivers » and harbors committee. In the appor­ tionment of chairmanship honors If was evident that one of the Floridians would be defeated. Therefore Mr. Clark, with­ out hesitancy hQtlfied the ways and means committee that he would withdraw ' tils candidacy for the chairmanship of the 'm iuino and flsheriçj committee and de­ vote his strength to Mr. Sparkman. Be­ cause of his relationship and association with SpeakiAGbamp Clark, Frank Clark could undou\hsw!y havç secured the chairthnnship of his committee, bur he- gavé ■p his ambition for the good of Florida. There are but few similar cases In Con­ gressional history .—Jacksonville Metrop­ olis. i®*- 13K.I *!.. hHm ¿ ■ our d ty should move ahead—a united movement on the_port of every true citi­ zen. The mission of The Herald ic the main has been e peaceful one, yet events a re now shaping themselves In a manner that demands action and we are for San­ ford first, last and always. A d ty divided against-lts*U can never hope to become great, and the petty war­ fare now being waged on account of the stretching of the boundary lines will not give us concerted action of our citizens upon the great questions that arc right now confronting the dty. "An Internecine wnr that should have been avoided and yet It Is one that is bound to occur In every growing dty. ^ And Sanford will continue to-gfow l. . T A IL O R E D LA D IES L A D IE S ’ LIN EN W A IS TS * © S K IR TS Ladies’, Misses and Childrens' Ready-Trimmed Hats Mens’ Athletic Underwear,- Knee Drawers, Sleeveless Shirts Mens’ Straw Hats 10c to $7.50 ' 5 © © THE MtRALD'8 PIANO CONLEST The Herald's popularity contest dosed last Saturday after a several months' campaign waged with good natured rival­ ry. The contest, started from the begin­ ning on a large scale was taken in charge by Mr. Settles of the New Method Contest Co„ who fell down on the Job. Mrs. Mi Florence Keyes afterward took charge of the contest and In the face of difficulties has carried It out to a successful termin­ ation and-it Is due alone to her efforts. The contest has proven beyond perndventure that The Herald has the best list of paid up subscribers of any weekly pa­ per in this section o f‘the state. Solicitors and contestants were up against a bard proposition lh „securing subscribers in a field so thoroughly covered and it seemed n foregone conclusion that the contest would prove a tame affair. The Herald can recommend Mrs. Keyes to the fraternity In Florida as a lady of honesty end ability In her profession, and any paper contemplating a piano contest can get results by a contract with Mrs. Keyes. The Herald wishes to thank each and every one of (he young ladles who work­ ed so hard In the contest. Under'better conditions the mpnsgement could have rewarded each and every one of them as they deserved, but as there was only one piano the other' contestants will cadi re­ ceive cosh rebates that will entitle them to purchase a fine piano with a small amount of cash money. . .Miss Maude Harris won .the piano by' dint of hard work on her part and that of her friends and is receiving congratula­ tions upon winning the prize—a piano purchased from A. 11. Crlppeti 8c Son of this city and an instrument of value, not one foisted upon the public for revenue only. *J la conclusion the management ef TJie Herald wishes to announce that in the early fall a larger contest wllL be ar­ ranged, In which there will be four prizes: An automobile, a fine piano, a horse and buggy and a diamond ring, provided that the field will warrant such on outlay of cash for such large prizes. At this time the Daily Herald will be launched and will give . the cohtestants a chance to work on entirely new Hold. S A N r o R D A N D S A N r o R D ItEIOHTB Several weeks ago a majority of the citizens residing in the suburb of San­ ford Heights decided to incorporate a separate and distinct munid polity. Their * action was taken bocauae they had reason to believe that the d ty q f Sanford intended to embrace them In the- corporate limits New City D lreelory ' of Sanford and they would be forced to poy The new city directory for Sanford is city tax without gettlhg any Improvement now being compiled by R.' L Polk & Co, inreturn. While some of the residents of and will be ready In a few weeks for de­ ' the new town may have been impelled livery. The representatives are meeting by the thought of dodging d ty taxes .a with-success and every one seems inter­ majority of the residents were willing to ested in having this valuable information - become a part of the d.ty of Sanford in compiled in the form of a directory. The A the near future and had no wish to canvassers State that the new directory stand aloof or to. restrict the growth of will give on efficient count of the inhab­ the greater' dty . ,. itants of the city besides other Informa­ During this period. Uie editor Of The tion. The last Sanford dlrectory was one Herald has taken no part In the con­ of .the best ever compiled In this section troversy, thinking an amicable adjust­ and gave general satisfaction, and this ment could be made. Occupying a po- edition will be Just as accurate and will aitloa as he has between the firing line« of no doubt please (he public, *v * contending forces and In the unenviable »‘«■■■¡■-------. - position of owning a newspaper In the Notice to Stockholders d ty of Sanford while residing In Sanford You'.erc 'licrrbr given nodes ibat » iperjal Heights the Herald editor was hopeful of meeting of- the ttockhcldere of llie Crvtlel Ice will be held on Monday, (he Bret a peaceful conclunion without the resort Company day of May, A. D. MIL at (be principal offlea of Die company, at Ilf factory »ite. near of airing our grievances to the public eye rtty of Sanford. In ‘OransS county, date of of.the o utside world. But the gauntlet Florida, for tba purpuee of voting upon a prnpoelr|lp ^ t|iffM ln ia |ili« l *“ ***** RMtyTb— has been thrown down'by the tvfa dries, tapd Dollar*, oonalatlns of five blindred tbarre. of the par value of one bundrad dollar* each, to SevSanford Heights going atread tind establish sty-flv* Thousand Dollar«, to ivn»l»t of «even . log a chartered town and Sanford In I undrtd and fifty abara* «(■. tb* par value of one each. ', t . new diarter extending the lines to em^ ulidicd dollar» JOHN r . HAFKlSOM, Prealdent, brace the recalcitrant inhabitants there­ 33-41 FRED KA1SK.R, ¡¿»relary U Treaeurer *■■— — ~ ■i — ■ of. —= / Tt. Lack of space forbids an extended ac­ Under and by vlrture «f an toeemiuo baaed out of Uw 1 MOM U»e■aaal « a i of tbr 'Çipilt Court G count of the merits of thO CAM. The sveniti Judicial Circuit In ami for Orange County Vhercln Kings» limited, •taw KLngan A Company, a main point at Issue is that The Sanford corpor «don ba olalutiti and Frank L. Miller aa adHerald always an advocate for a greater miMtration of (lie entele i.i M A Siicer ileora»«! i . d e fe n d anta n t I bava thb day levied upon and will and better d ty does not and will not aid aril at public outcry a t Sanford Florida to the high■______ and be#»' __ bidder for c a ib In front of Hand Uro». or abet the establishment of a d ty close e»( livery «tabla labia on Mondar the firat day of May, A. D, enough to our borders tharwuntd in- nnf 1811, It t«rlnij being tb* Ont Monday la In »aid monti hour* 3 of »ale ta la day between the way conflict. Infringe or restrict the wlflisl the following deacriba peraunal property to-v)l: growth of Sanford. Since the very Ih- AU (hat certain dock of m erchandbe conibtlng of grace ile», can good» etc., two »bow case*. one Iron ceptfop of this paper Into the public life tale, one grocery dell vary wafon wagon Levied upon a« • late Of M A. Speer dece »red of Safiford the aim has been to help the the property of the ratal J . A. KIRKWOOD. S h rr L f lo fO r.n g ^ o u n jy ll. d ty to grow. Our efforts along this line &— have blinded us to the call of friendship. March 22nd. A, D.. 1011 33 4c If this has happened it was only because the paper has blindly and unselfish— ty labored for the Greater Sanford and this issue has been paramount to every Plumbing and ■other. -GJ. In this crucial period the editor of The * Gas FittingHerald wishes to state that be has always ' bean against the Incorporation of San- Ail Work Receives My Personal Attention and best efforts ftvd Heights, solely because it stopped Phone 280 the progress of'Sanford at a litnu whut Opposite City Hah f ■. : L IN E — Latest Styles ». H. DIN G EE Mosquito Netting Mosquito Canopies—Steel and Wood Frame WINDOW SCREEN CLOTH GARTERS— Men’s - Boston ■ Brighton - Paris. © © /N O METAL C A N \ V. TOUCH7 YOU ) S HEAT ^AND^COLD. The Range Between~ Liquid and tha Are L ig h t W O M A N ’S E X C H A N G E , Helium H aro you never wondered on some terribly cold winter day, when the failing tem perature had long alnce pnsnod the zero mark, If It could poe albly be any colder anywhere, and then, wbon summer comes and the mercury la apparently never going" to stop climbing, you cannot Imagine how any­ thing could be hotter or more uncom­ fortable} Fortunately.w e live In a world where the tem perature seldom exceeds the limits of, say, CO degree* beldu.zero Fahrenheit and 110 above. y T h to seems a tremendous range of tem pera­ ture, but It Is only trivial compared with th a t found on .every aldo In na* ture or in tho laboratory. Why, this 100 degree* Is le*%. than the ■range through which a dish of «old water I* heated when you place It on tho stove to bolL A moment'* thought of somo of these higher and lower temperature* U w ell' worth while. * Liquid air a t 812 ¡»agroes below zero Is cold, but liquid hydrogen a t 421 is still colder, while liquid helium a t 401 below zero Is the coldest thing we lutow of, Going the other way, lead melts a t 020 degrees above zero Fahrenheit, while gold remains solid up to n bright red bout, or 1,040 degrees A good furnace fire may get several hundred degrees hot­ ter than this. Platinum, one of the most refractory of metals, melts only when Intensely white hot a t a tem­ perature of 8,230. but evlsn title In 100 degrees or so less than the tempera­ ture of the flam» on your gas stove. The hotter a body is the more light It gives, so the tungiten lamp Olament, which runs at about 4.500 degrees, give* * brighter and whiter light than the carbon fllament a t 8,600. The elec­ tric arc gives still more light for a given amount of current consumed and generate« a tem perature pot far from 7,200 degrees Fahrenheit. This ts the highest tem perature we can pro­ duce artificially. No metal known can ■land this terrible heat, and even most refractory substance*, such as carbon, ara volatilized by I t But, while tho arc Is Indeed h o t It 14 by no means the highest toflipernture to be found In nature: There are the best of reasons for believing that tho tomperature of tbe sun ts some 12,000 degrees or tqpro, and It la probable th at aomo of tho stars are still hotter. This great heat explains tho almost unbellovahle fact, found by Langley, that sunlight U-* 6,000 times brighter than the dazzling stream of molten metal from a Bessemer converter.— New York Tribune.' P h on e 3 X 4 . 41S Mignoli» Ava. Fancy Work» of All Kindi." Stamping, Embroidery Supplies, • • Home-Made Cooking a Specialty, H sn d P sin ltd Chin» ’ Consignm ents and O rders Solicited A. P. 1 GENERAL FIRE I IN SU R A N C E A G E N T ! Office Above first National Bank SANfORD, Fi BRIDA .Hla Come Book. • ___ J ______________ Every man has a t time* In hla mind tb« Ideal of w hat he ahonld be. but la not Callad Har Bluff. •You are the first man I ever permit­ ted to Use me." “And yon are the first girl I ever kissed, w ill yon m arry meY* ■I wouldn’t m arry a liar.'* *T would-"—Ilouatoa Post,' : WWW W M W W W M M W W M W W AW W W M W W AM M W W W M M W M W W W W W W *WWW'I W 4 A L F E R T IL IZ E R S B E" S* •T A Nt D C*»H*E «• A P E S T Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Beans Tomatoes, Cantaloupps, Potatoes Send fo r our booklet. FLORIDA VEGETABLES. It contains dl reotlons for falsing oil th e prlnoiparproduots o f th e 6 ta tr. care­ fully revised end brought up to date by our m ost successful i t »« ers. No publication en th is subject contains such practical arttlcc. All g ardeners should have it; from th e ow ner of the sm all home garden tp the larg est sh 'lp p c r^ ln It will be found th e special IDt U form ulas th a t have been c o n stru cted by careful study of actual field results. They ore Invaluable, being perfect!) balanced ond from the RIGHT SOURCES. Get th e BEST and moke MONEY. C all o n o u r Looal R e p r e s e n ta tiv e R. C, M axw ell o r a d d re ss ;" .i * * ' * ' I * Wilson & Toomer fertilizer Co., JA C K S O N V ILLE, FLORIDA •?t , iCBDa i Mr*. Jaw back—I suppose you con­ sider your Judgment far superior to m ine Mr. Jaw back—No, my dear. We proved the contrary-when we chose to marry eaclTolEer.—Toledo Blade. 1 I CONNELLY i Pithy Baying« of Famous Man. Ell Whitney—T hat's some jin , lleve me. Charles Dickens—Got change for American notes? —BAroum—l wHL Noab Webster—Ju st a word or two. Christopher Oolumbus—My laudl— Chicago Tribune. _ Hard to Satisfy. Broker (to wealthy but stingy client) ‘—Glad you did so well with those shares I told you to buy. Client—Why, I lost a pot of money over them. Broker—W batl You bought a t two and sold at seven, didn’t you? Client—Ayel Bnt they went up to ten after!—Lon­ don Punch. . ■m «T H IS LABEL, M ADAM , .. 99 M E A N S F I R S T Q U A L IT Y Look for th e “ Quaker City” label—in red and blue—some­ where on'every bag. or barrel of genuine “ Quaker City” Flour. It is your guarantee, direct fr o m , the m iller—th at there’s FIRST QUALITY flour inside. * QUAKER CITY FLOUR MILLS CO. .PH ILA D ELPH IA �' • ,1 1 April 7. IM INAND ABOUT T H E * ■ H u m "°T K * . . } ■v . CITY Little Happenings—Mention of Matters In Brief. The ball game at Holden perk Tuesday afternoon between the Gramnstr school boys of Orlando and Sanford rcsSlcd In a victory for the Sanford ~Boys, tbo score was IQ to 0. Maxle Hunter pitched for Orlando and John Hunter for Sanlord. Archibald Hendry acted as umpire. _Mr. Morcus B .F agg of Jacksonville, T O S O N A L ITEM S O M N T E R E S T of the ChUdrcd's Home Society, during Place the titles to your,-teal «stats In the Realty Trust Company and avoid com plications. For particulars address B. Whltner, Jr., Secretary. 7-tf Eat Dobbins' bread. It's the best. Sanford Bakery, next postofflcc. 31-tf Dr. Howard bat returned and can be found at his residence in the forenoon and his office In the aflertitjfifi; 22-tr Please send combings to mo. and I will make you sw itches or puffs very rerso liable In price, ^rma Bell Topp, Celery City, Fla. 29-tf ¡ja r; the few days recently spent in Sanford Summary of the Floating Small Talk made several fine addresses, and created considerable Interest in tile Juvenile succinctly Arranied for llur Court and Child Lobor Bills that wdl soon rled Herald Readers. r r * Beat grade preserves And pickles just Friday, April 14, being a legal holiday come up before the legislature now in In. call and try them. W.W. Long. 26-tf session. Mr. Fngg addressed the ladies the banka will be dosed. of Sanford Thursday nfternoon in the Bring your old tires to Sanford Mnchine Donald Whltner of Jacksonville arrived Wclaka club on America's New Justice & Garage Co. for vulcanizing. 48-tf in (be d ty Wednesday to attend the to Children. Sunday morning he spoke funeral of his uncle, R. H. Whltner. A dollar or two a week' furnishes you at Cameron City, Sunday afternoon in Mrs. Robert A. Newman left die flrst the First Presbyterian church! Sunday home. Come in and see how we renfove of the week for a two week's visit with evening in the Congregational church and all obstacles for those who have little to 22-tf friends In Orlando. Monday morning In tho Sanford High start on. Sanford Furniture Co, Mrs. N. K. Hester lias returned from a School. During ML Fagg's stay in San­ Ono and two horse wagons with most delightful trip on the Cast Coast ford he was the guest of Mr. und Mrs. flared side bodies at Underwood’s. Henry Wight at their home on Park Avo. and Cuba. ; K. R. Murrell and family motored to Sanford can boast ’of some superior ad­ Daytona Beach lost Friday, going in their vantages for her young people, not the E. M. F. cor. least of which is the excellent school of G. W. Spencer has ]oincd the ranks of vocal music that is being taught by Mrs. the automobille enthusiasts, having just R. Homrighous. At her home last Sat­ All Local Advertisements Under This Heading. One Cent a Word Each Issue purchnsed a handsome Overland car. urday evening there was a most creditable Miss Ora Armstrong wfio has’ been one rccitul of pupils in vocal music, in i Wanted—If you have well located land of the teachers in the Sanford sdiool this which the advanced pupils took part. or a good business proposition for sole ut winter left last week .for her home in the Those on the program were Miss Flossie a good price, write me at once enclosing Frank, Miss Gladys Gardner, Miss Mercedes self addressed stamped envelope for reply North. -• ' ' (owncrs'only). Address J. C. Ross, 816Munson, MIbs Laura Fish,- Miss Ellen 2nd Ave. Sp„ Minneapolis. Minn. 34-4tC ' Miss Helen Laughton of Oveldo left Mahoney, Mrs. George L. Speer, Clarence For Rent—No. 115 Ninth street. . Eight Thursday for her home after a very pleasant Mahoney and Frank Adams. These re­ rooms, Apply at 614 Magnolia Ave. 34-2p ' visit (o her cousin Miss Martha Fox. citals will be given every week. At ‘the Five room cottage for rent after May Rev. J. A. Hendry left Monday for end of tho month a public recital will be 1st. Apply P. O. Box. 926 „ 34-2p Miami and other points on the East given by all the pupils, and the Ladies For Rent*—Two furnished rooms for Coast, making the tour In the Interest of Chorus that tins been under Mrs. Homrig- light housekeeping. Call Byc-Lo Hotel. 34-3c Southern College, a t Southerland. hous training for some4'time, will partici­ For Sale—Two acre tract corner of Av­ .. J. C. Carter of Amerlcus, Go., was in pate. ocado Ave. and First S t. within d ty lim­ the city this week looking after his prop­ its, five room house, good barn, flowing Notice well, land all tiled. L. Jain tries, R. F. D. erty interests'here. The city tax books will close Ajwll 30, No. 1. Jacksonville, Fla. 34-3p Mr. and Mrs. Forfcst Lake' are in Talla­ 1911. No further extension. For Sole—Chalmers Thirty 1910, pony hassee, where Mr. Lake represents. San­ tonneau, full equipment. Perfect' con­ G. W. S mith, Collector. ford during the “Big Noise." dition. and will l>e sold nt a bargain, as I need n larger car. Also Krlt Roadsters Notice - Geo.JJ..Dickinson. ih-W /K night and II, with full equipment, only run short rim«r T. Dubose are in Tallnhassec. where they City vouchers will ho received Until us good ns new* Write for prices and t91I. In payment oT paving und desctlplibns of Utosotwo bargains. 15 H. will be employed during the’IegUlofiifii. 2 cylinder ferm -with reverse gear nnd sidewalk liens. By order city council. Carl Hamilton has accepted a position nil equipment $200.00 T. P. Conpropit, ' M. W. Luvox, Clerk. with E. G. Duckworth und with Manager Daytona Beach, Fla. . 34-tf Tillinghast, will shoe the inhabitants of For Snlo— Ice box, sanitary cot, sewing Get our prices on storing of goods machine, bed room furniture, etc. Third Sanford. of arty kind. Joncs-McLuughlln Co. St. next toCougrcgalionnl church. 34-ltc The moving picture show is Justus 3 4 -tf For Sale—My poultry business general­ popular us in the days of yore before Cocoa Long Bar Soap Just received at ly. Falling health the cause. Maple those posts grew in the center ulsles. Avenue Poultry Yards.Cor. Island Maple W. W. Long's store. 33-tf Ave. Wm. A. Herring. - 34-2tc Tis sold that Sanford will be well rep­ Moline Knocker Polnto Diggers only $15 Reward of five dollars will be given for resented at the capital by different dele­ 33-tf the return of a bunch of keysreccnUy lost gations during the chartering of the good nt W.H Underwoods. in Sanford or neur the city. Key ring After April 15th the twice of roses and hud name of Rugglcson it. Sanford Her­ ship, Sanford. f cut flowers will advance 50 per cent. A ald. ' 34-2p I. Underwood of Sylvester, Ga., is visit­ few more grape vines left. L. II, Temple. Wunted—Tons of cured moss, Queen’s ing Jds son. W. H. Underwood and may blue ling and yellow jessamine roots, 33-tf decide to make^ Sanford Itis future'home, nrjekly nsh bark. All kinds bag and burThe nursing home at.Hih tmd Elm Ave, lupping. Write for full particulars. Mr.iitnd Mrs.'Harry Polk left this week is prepared to care fot a limited number American Fibre Company, Jacksonville, fur ludlanapolis where they will spend 34-4 to of surgical cases. Mrs. Wright, nurse In Fla. the summer months. Mr. Polk owns sopic Wanted—A reliable, steady white man, charge. _ 33-tf good land in Eureka Hammock. married, 10 lake u year's position on new Let us sto re your furniture. Jones- trunk farm ut Ozona. Fla. Free house on L B. Mcrlettc returned to his home at McLuughlln Co.. 3 4 -tf place. Must understand trucking and do Ft. Brnnclt Indiana this week after spend­ the ordinary labor oil pjaca of'8 acres. ' * Just received a shipment of Mason’s ing several months in the city. Mr., Good chance for right man. State your Merlelto was money order clerk at tlte fruit jars nnd jelly.glasses /or early can­ price and , references. Wm. Suunders, 34-,ltc ning purposes. Let me supjily your wonts. Ozona., Fin. postofflcc during the winter months. Watiied—A second hand 4 H. P. gaso­ W. W. Long, grocer. 33-tf Messrs. W. D. Holden and Geo. DcCottes, line engine, with pulley to run power Mrs. Allen has just received direct from IHiinp, also pump nnd cooler rank. ■Must two prominent citizens of Sanford, were business callers ut this office yesterday New York the very latest styes in un- guarantee in good condition for 6 months. 34-llc. afternoon. They say '(Lucky Sanford" is trlmmed hats for tho Easter trade und Wm. Saunders. Ozona, Fla. Wanted—Permanent location. Make 33-tf growing by leapt and bounds.—Reporter would appreciate your orders. proposition for good wood workman and Star. We are equipped to handle your repair blacksmith repair man. Address P O. Sanford Machine & Garage Co. Box 14, Archer, Fin. 34-Ip Mrs. F. W. Miller and daughter, Miss work. ' 48ti. Wanted— Celery form with improve­ Martha left Wednesday ior NlcholusWlle, ta Let us see ubout storing your fu r­ ments, or dwelling in Sanford in exchange Ky., called by the sudden illness pf Mrs. free nnd clear 7room Queen Anne Cottage, Miller’s mother, Mrs. Martha E. Fennell, niture. Jones-McLaughlln Co, 34-tf all Improvements beautifull* situated In Give Dobbins yqur sjicclal orders for the “Walnut Hilt" suburbs of Cincinnati. who will bo fpnicinhcrcd as u visitor here during the winter 1009-10. cake and get the best. Sanford Bakery. Ohio plot 75x143. house cost $3,890, price JS.OOO; photo at Herald office. . Florence S 31-tf Fishing is said to be very hue in the E, Hallock, Sanford; Fla.. R. F- D. No. 3. . They hatch, no mistake. Those S. C. waters of the upper S t Johns at tite ' 33- 4t p present time, and almost every day par­ White Leghorn eggs of Herring's. 5 cents Foriale-^Good combination work, and a one. Cor. Maple & First st. 31-ltc saddle horse for sale cheap. Inquire at ties of Sanford men aro going out to en­ Cream puffs, lady flagars and pound Methodist parsonage 33-2t p joy this, their favorite sport. cake ¿Very Saturday.. Sanford Bakery. For Sale—or trade one BU1CK AUTO­ Two real estate deals that were made MOBILE which has been newly painted In Sanford last week ¿how tjjat values In Gas engine repairs. Sanford' Machine and thoroughly overhauled. Write or call on Horry Word, Sanford, . ; celery land remain hlgh'oud people.have & Garage Co. » . ■7 For'Rent—Four rbdm cottage. Inquire faith In the pr&juctJvehess of the soil. Im ported Bamboo Fish Poles a t 5o- of B. Peters, Tenth street andOak auenue. A. S. Nrdor sold his fine farm on the eaeh I s s ie s f out old stock. Also -------■ —------- -------- _ j i 7 - 33-2t p West End near Rand's Siding for fifty five ex tra select poles a t 10,15, 20c. New For Sale—Five acre farm, 3 acres tiled hundred dollars and Jack Hunt |»arted stock.’ The Geo. II. Fernold Hardware good location. Six room house. For sale by owner cheap* Box 1188 Sun/ikjl. $3-2p with his four acre form for tliree thou­ Co. 34-3tc sand dollars. Polnto Machinery, .Proved Twenty-five loaves of the best bre.ad in to Champion be very successful. In Sap ford ready Archdeacon Webber, ono of the ablest town for $1.00. Sanford Bakery. 31-tf for delivery now. See Hanry-Ward at Autoes and carriage painting a t Un­ office of Vegetable Growers' Associa­ divined!of tho Episcopal church, will hold 31-tf tion. services in the Church of the Holy Cross, derwood's. First class work. For Rent—Four furnished rooms,'with All white help employed. Sanford this city, on Palm Sunday. April Bth. bntb, for light housekeeping. Apply Cr^, Bakery. t 31-tf Early celebration 0 a. m. Morning ser­ Dobbin*. SanfordBakery. 31-tf All kinds of repair work. Sanford Movice and sermon 10:30 a. m. Hour for For Kent—Nine room Ilouse on Mag­ 49-lf evening service will be announced. The chine i Garage Co. nolia avenue. Address Box 803, Sanford. 31*H public warnesUy urged and cordially In­ * When in need of a plumber or tinner Fla. phone Tlie Fernold Hnrdware Co..' No. 8. For Rent—Two furnished rooms for vited to attend. ’ light housekeeping. Address Box 893, and get quick action. S4-3tc The business meeting of the Welnkn Sanford, Fla. 31-tf You can g’epyellow corn meal at Long's Club that was held in ' the club rooms For Sale—Family horse, buggy and har­ ness or either. N. H, Garner. 31-tf Tuesday afternoon was one of unusual Grocery. Handsome china cabinets Just in. San­ For Sale—Ten acre tract, 3 acres tiled interest and Importance, and a large num­ and cultivated, hats mils from Monroe on ’ — 22'tf ber of the members were present. Reso­ ford Furniture Qo. |ood road. Going at a bargain. Purticu( Keep your eye on what's' going on at lutions were adopted endostng the Child arv at llcrald office. 29-tf babor BUI and tho Juvenile Court BiU our store. We ask you to carefully com­ For Sale or Rent-^-Two acres fertile land pare our prices with anyone'squotations. that wUl be presented a t the present In high state of cultivation, one mite from session of the legislature. ~ T h e ~ p ^ I3 ^ t]T ool them up ■ vriB-^ as-yw j wsl. | town Flowing well.- tifing, celery board*. . 22*tf P. O. Bax ____ A bargain. Address Owner, appointed the following ladies chairman ness. Sanford Furniture Co. 27-tic 1384. , ' • Don't wait until tbe summer rain# be­ uf the different department. Music, Mr*. For Sale— One span of mules, wagon N. Homrighous, art. Mrs. S. Puleatdn. gin. to have your tin roofs and eave and harness; mules six and seven years literary, Mrs. S. O. Shinholser, household troughs repaired. Phone <The Geo. II. old. weigh about 1,200 pounds each. In­ economies, Mrs. Forrest Lake, civics, Mrs, Fernold Hardware Co,, and let us attend quire of W. A. Jlinnick, Cameron City, 16-tf-p F. E. RoualUat, social, Mrs. H. P. Driver. ta i t At 9Q9t>____ ‘ : ' r r ' ' .M-JW WANTS T HE Stein - Bloch Co. Clothes Stand for 56 Years of Knowing How. The Stein-BlochCo. Clothes for Sale at M. Frank’s. • v' .FRANK Clothier and Men’s'Furnisher SANFORD* - - “T ~ - NORTH * Coast Line ~ WEST SOUTH ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING CARS For Information, Rates and Reservations see n e a r ­ est Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write FR ITO T JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 138 West W. J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y A Q EN T 8 i General Fire Insurance ornee with HOLDKN REAL RRTATR CO. Sanford. - - * Florida U N D E R P R ES S U R E O F L E A T H E R TRU ST . M A N IP U L A TIO N - U* 4 _ * * *| Today, in the Unired^States, more than ono liundred leather tanneries are closed down. WHY? In order to reduce the available leather now oil the market and thereby force the monu~ . ‘ w, " | * •< * ‘ facturer to pay an Increased price for leather, who, hi turn, i* compelled to make the retail merchant pay on Increased price -Y for shoes, or slight the shoes in their quantity and construction. The retail merchant protects himself hi turn and the consumer pays the price put on the shoe. If you buy your Shoes from us, you are not v * at the mercy of the Leather Tru st. We can . J save from 10 to 15 per cent, on every pair of shoes you buy of us. We are the SOLE agents in Sanford for the ONLY Shoes made In . AMERICA, INDEPENDENT of the Leather Trust D. L. T H R A S H E R Sanford, ~ ’ PH O N E 104 Florida S ta �M E SANFORD ITERALO ^ F l o w i n g wells are • guaranteed« Drainage • .sure. Numerous fiou2 levards, graded and ditched, traverse this property • • 2 .4 ! • • 5 The mo9t beautiful, most highly. Improved, and richest of all uncleared land in the f Celery Delta ^ Farms • Ha Take Street Cars for £ • Lots In PALIt/l V IL L A * sold on easy term s'^# PA L M TEN 0 S HAMM O C K ROUND TRIPS T he Sanford and Everglades K. B. wiH run freight trains and street cars direct through Palm 'Hammock with side tracks every half mile for I B 'tfB ig R B J E S S A- m i n e • e « Frequent s t r e e t __ _____l— _ car service• brings churches, theatres and ahops to your a 5 EBEEIBEC? r T0 it a 1n« *■*■-S » —— 1 ■EW • -?J-— «■jp 1$ ■LJR y BC1 * 1__«•H“ “ “ “ a H 1H IIW A T Palin Hammock is being settled by a very high class of p e o p l e , A home here insures you good neigh- J u iA N 'M -- t u t e: H a n ttn Plural Free l)e . 0 livery—mail vice. Convenient 0 school privilege £ for your children ^ Young Men of Sanford buy a PALM HAM M OCK Farm or you w ill live to regret it. Biiy to-day. Come and see me. First National Bank Building There le no b e t t e r , safer Investment than eeleoted real estate^ V J • 0 0 a> pa rk 10 acres of stately Palma, Majestic Oaks and fragrant Yelloyv Jessamine a an exquisite spot ' of untrs min tied 2 nature , sold on DAILY Only three and one-half m i l e * from Sanford, on hard a u r f a c e d See m m o c k • ' easy terms rricea will aoon. advance materially Buy a town lot In PALM V ILLA now [ - • 9* ^ £ ^ In P A L M SANFORD F L O R ID A • Improved transportaJ tlon Is the“ forerunner # of Incraaaad valuer, • • �April Forty Years in the Real Estate Business And Haven’t “Skinned” Enough Buyers to Retire yet RICH MARKS WON CORN GROWING CONTEST work and painstaking seed selection and Illinois Man Wins 91,000 Trophy Cor The Best Eor o f Corn R. A. James, of Charleston, III., has the proud distinction of having grown the best ear of com -ln—all the 3,125,713,000 bushels of lost year's bumper crop. At the~Natroinit~Com-Show Just held •«* Columbus, . Ohio, this gentleman was awarded the W. K. Kellogg National Corn Tropiiy, denoted In 1909 by W. K. Kellogg, president pf the Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Co., of Battle Creek, Michigan. Thousands of ears of corn from all parts of the country and of all varieties were entered in the competition. The selection of the grand champion Sweepstakes and the award of the Keljbgg trophy were made on general points'of superiority. The ear of corn grSwn by Mr. James Is of Reid's Yellow Dent variety.. It Is 10 Inches long, 7M inches in circumference, and has 20 rows of kernels, 6 to th e inch in the row, average 5-8 of un hu h in ~wMtb. - M e indeed a .vary- correct- type of yellow dent com. *, careful breaking from season to season. Illinois growers are especially elated pver the result for the reason that this is the first time in four years that the honors have been wrested 'from the state oj Indiana. Last ycar's chnmpion ear, the llifst winner of the Kellogg trophy, wns gown by Mr. Fred C. I’ulln, of Newtown, •Ind. And. it was also' Reid's Yellow Dent variety, crossed with' Alexander Cold Standard. Last year's prize winner is the most perfectly formed ear of the two, though it rc'iurircs n careful judge to distinguish the points of superority. The troidiy awarded to Mr. Jairas wns made by Tiffany, of New York, for Mr. W. K. Kellogg, at a cast of $1,000, It is made of Sterling silver, hronzo and enamels, and Is a truly artistic creation. It stands 30 indies in height. Mr. Kel­ logg's Interest in corn growing can he understood when It Is stated tlnit the Kellogg Tq/med Corn Flake Co., of which he is president, has mi output requiring 10,000 bushels of corn a day, raw pro­ duct, for its manufacture. A peculiar Jones-McLaughlin Company Furniture, Stoves and Household Goods 1• St V i •- ' . See OUr Line Before You Buy Refrigerators . ^ Ice Boxéis Water Coolers Porch Rockers and Chairs » • W. W. A B E R N A TH Y , Mgr. Sanford Florida Richard Howard Whltncr Born October 25, IKOI. Died April 2, 1011. Howard Whitner, as he was familiarly called by ills fried», was born in Florence, S, C:, and removed to this city with his family, jn 1808. During ids residence in Sanford he wns nctively engaged In dif­ ferent lines both mercantile and agricul­ tural,-'After the freeze Mr. Whitner re­ moved to Atlanta where lie married and engaged in business, coming back to Snn■ford « Tew xciu^.agu. While a- sufferer from heart trouble for many years, few people renltzed Ills_ condition us he was always of a jovial disposition and in­ clined to look upon tlie bright side of life. ~Aboulunc month ago Ida conditlpn^became so serious that he consented to an operntion at John Hopkins in Baltimore, but tiic heroic measures came too late and tic never rallied from the operation. Ho leaves a wife aiVl one son, who are residing In Atlanta and a brother, Hon. J. N. Wlutner, of this city to mourn his loss. The funeral occurred from the Whitner residence on Wednesday, Rev. J. F. McKiunon officiating. Interment was made in Lukevlew cemetery. Fotm a R. A. James, W inner of W. K. Kellogg National Corn Trophy for 1010 Mr. James, the winner) Is a vigorous farmer about 40 years of age and of pleasing personality, a man who has given careful study to corn culture, and wIh> has achieved his success as a grand champion winner only by years of ban! World's Best Ear of Cora for 1910 ^ feuture is that while the Kellogg product is mode exclusively from selected white coni, the Kellogg trophy bus been won each time by n yellow corn, exhibit. The trophy is offered for annual competition until won twice by the same grower. The National Corn Show at which the award was made, was on event of tre­ mendous magnitude. At one o f the ses­ sions President Tuft wns /president and delivered an address. ■ .Don’t forget you can get’ your chipped beef and ham cut on an American slicing machine ut W. W. Long's market. 28-tf Best grade Bul 1ère no at Long'* grocery. Try it while.butter is high. 2fl-tf Concert Grand Plano Won by 106.500 M ajority Vote» by Ml»» H arris The closing chapter In the Sanford Her­ ald's Popularity Contest beala ti» record of one of the most successful contests ever in South Florida. Miss Maude Harris, a charming young lady woo by a majority uf 1015,000 votes. Miss Gladys GutcheU an expert stenog­ rapher followed witli'o flattering support and secured second honor, a $200 rebate certificate. Miss Gatcbel will apply this rebate and secure a piano. Miss Mildred Potter, only eleven years °f age, displayed unusual business tact to «wire Udrd honor and received u $175 rebate certificate, Miss Mildred 1ms been • UCSCntM by her’ parents Willi nil ulegmil piano, applying the prize certificate. Mis* Stumon won fourth prize, a re* bate certificate of $150. And Miss Jessie a l» plans for an elegant piano. A POIN TER When you want good candy that Is everything that candy ought to he In the matter of flavor and purity, then you want to come here for it. Our candy is always fresh and alwuys delicious. Special easter sale next week. The ‘growth’of the little city of Sarasota »ml its prospective davaiopment have Watch window. warranted the opening of a new bank, wiiich was organized March. 7, with a capital of of $25,000, all held locally. It is to be called The Citizens' Bank of The High School won fifth prize, re­ Sarasota. ARE NQT COMPLETE » . , 1. f ** Without one or more of our kinds of C a n d y . 150 assorted kinds, 25c to $1.00 per pound.-' A beautiful line of Score and .Tally Cards, Stationery, etc. HOUR VELVET IC E . BRAND C R E A M * Packed and Dollverod $ 1 .5 0 P er Gallon ;Jas. B. Lawson PHONE Sanford . 275 Florida ■ I. * , The Geo. H. Fernald Hd Lawn Mowers to Suit y 'i'-• Everyone a rebate certificato of $125. And HERALD’ S P R IZE PIANO CONTEST ceiving it is only a matter of time when a piano will adorn these classic hullf Cameron City church gained sixth prize, a rebate certificate amounting to $100. The remaining contestants will cucii re­ ceive a rebate certificate of $100. All through the contest there has been the greatest effort on the part of ead» contestant, and friendliness and good­ will has permeated throughout this keen rivalry to secure the Grand Prize Plano. To cadi contestant and their friends I wish to extend thanks for kindness and courtesies shown and aliali remember "Lucky Sanford" with fond recollections. M. Fujkencc Kcvzs, Contest .Manager. _____H> . *- YOUR HOME R ECEP TIO N S R. G. STOCKTON SANFORD - FLORIDA vLiberty No. 10. Delta Bull1Bearing No. Red Cloud Ball “ “ 14 ' *. ' S ' Croesus Ball * " " Great American Ball Bearing No. 15. Also Grass Catchers Lawn Rakes .. * Grass Shears The Geo. H. Fernald Rdw. Co. ................... • " 1 '" ^ 1. ' ^ . . — i, �1 W here Devout of the Celery City Worship Sunday. RESUME Of AU CHURCH EVENTS. Of let«rest to THo m Religiously In­ clined-Subject» o f Discourses for the Sabbath. Tk* N u n •( ib* Ckvtttw* la iK* CI17 *ra E aranlr R«<—l»4 M krU< •> miiJ ilwl, AnuMKunmli >M « U Charik N m la iku aIBca nal lacar ikaa W»dn«»lay a f u t a a a a . ______________ Tbs People’s C o n s re ta llo n s t R4v. QoorRo D. Waldron, patter; Sunday morning Mrvlca, U; evening aervlce, 7:30; prayer meeting Wodanaday, 7:30 m.;Sabbath acboof. 0:43 a. m. t _l_.( rira t Mathodlat Rev. J. A. Hendry, paator, church, corner Park avtsaean d Fifth • treat; paraonage. corner Maa•oUa avaeua and Seventh itroeU phone 284. Sunday morning aervlce ot 11; evening aervlce. 7:90, Baaday Khooi, 8:48 a. ra.; Jno. K. MetSopC Teachrr»' meeting every Friday. Methodist Church Sunday school 9:45 a. in., John K. Met Under, Supt In charge; A. R. Chappell as­ sisting. Mr. Mendenhall Organist, Archi­ bald 0. Hendry Secretary. Special Mis­ sionary Sunday, a special offering for that purpose, fh e Sunday school -has given $100 this year. Preaching at 11 a. m., by the pastor. ••The Home and i u Influence on the Com­ monwealth." "• Regular monthly church conference with written reports from all departments of church work, covering the Uiree months of the year Just passed. Preaching at 7:30 p. m., by the pastor. Subject; ‘The*Christian College and its Place la the Educational World." Prayer meeting Wednesday night o. 111 East First Street Sanford Florida Only 7 more days to do your Easter. Shopping. Wt can supply all your wants. Saturday and Monday April 8th and 10th will be a carnival- of-Bargains ir ' Teachers' lesson study Friday 7:30 p. m Junior League each Thursday 3:30 p. m. • ; ■'• ■ 'w - ,% V • ■,| * * *. % . * » , * ■ * *ii * every Wedneedsy, 7 ere' meeting. cKlnoon, p attar; morning ti-rvlce 1er, 7 :3 0 ;S a b ta lh tc lu n . 9:40 t. iplln, Sppt.: prayer meeting Wed- „ Catholic llhotlc Church, Oak avenue between flth and 1 treetg. Rev. Father B reim han In charge. « every Sunday at 10 a. m. Notary, termon benediction every Sunday a t 7:30 p. in. Sunachool a t 8 a. m. Confetti uni heard Sal unlay f# A ril Sundty of the month between 4 and 3 t. and t and 8 p. m. F lrtt Sunday of month - tto ly C r e a i E p ltc o p a l Brown, rector; A. D. Key, aenlor war­ ty morning tervlce. tl ; evening tervice ath puiw tchooJ. a.. m .,.;fl Miner, wiw* ORUuiii] if u8:43 .iu m u. IT., W n iiiuicr, S u p t; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednctday evening. L ectures a t Cathollo Church Father Bresnohan is giving a course of lectures this week at the Catholic Church that are InitjrestlagJind Instructive, He tells you what Catholics' believe •bout Jesus Christ, and what Catholics think of the Bible, why they confess to a priest, why they pray to the Saints, why they pray for the dead, what they believe about Holy Communion, why they pray before Images, and so forth. The object of these lectures Is not a pecuniary one as all aeat^ore free and you may leave your pocket-book at borne, nor is this an attempt to'proselytise but rather an ap­ peal to your reason, better sense and fair Judgment as American citizens in behalf of the greatest and oldest church In Christendom, a church that gave the Bible to the world and Christianity to every country where It Is found today, a church that waa In existence 1500 yedrs before the other churches around you were even thought of, a church that never tolerated alaodarous and calumnious attacks on the members of other churches but patiently with those who would make si>. r attacks on ,ber own children, o churdi whose charity Is universal and one from Ita beginning has given to the suffering and ignorant world self-sacrificing nurses and devoted leathers. Every one is cordially invited to attend the lectures. Every night including next Sunday night. A nderson Baker On Sunday, April 2nd, at 10 o'clock at Uko horfta o t the bride's mother, Mr. San­ dy Anderaoo end. Miss Sarah OUve Baker wore united In the holy bonds of wedlock, Mr. Do Bose performing the ceremony. Miss Baker la the' daughter of Mrs. H. W. M. Baker, a graduate of the Sanford high school and a charming young lady, Mr. Anderson la a young man of splen­ did character, honest, hard working (and highly respected by all Ids acquaintances. He Is with the Florida Vegetable Growers' Assn, and Fruit Growers'. Express, where be has proven himself capable of holding both positions. W*> wish for Mr. and Mrs. Anderson a long, happy and prosperous life, and may they always reside In LuckV Sanford. Several growers who tried strawberries this year made good proflu on same. On« grower netted 3500 per acre and «old moat of his berries right here in San- Towels at Handkerchlefs Neckwear 19c Each Per Dozen 79c 3 9 C ents ‘ ** " , •’ .. Extra large size Turkisjj Bath Towels, best quality, the kind you pay 35 to 40c each. At Kanner’s Saturday and Monday only 19c 150 d o z e n M e n ’s New line Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, v e r y four - in - hand models extra large size, a bar­ in all shapes, beautiful gain at 2, for 25c. At colors, just the kind Kanner’s Saturday and you want for Easter. Monday per • doz. 79c At Kanner’s Saturday • - , '* * . *■ Watch our Window and Monday only 3 9 c Silk Hose Shirt Waists , At 98 Cents f Only 10 dozen Ladies’ extra good quality Silk Hose, elastic Top garters, linen heel and toe, a bargain at 75c. At Kanner’s Saturday and Monday only per pair * . . 43c Ju st received a new sh-pment of Ladies’ Shirt Waists, beautifully trimmed in lace and embroidery effect, same with low neck, just the kind you like. As a leader for Saturday and Monday at Kanner’s only, each 98c American Beauty Corsets in all ,* » • * i styles and shapes, the stamp of 1911 is portraited on them, .at Kanner's Saturday and Monday only . - . . . -9 8 c A t 3 3 c P e rG a rn icn t Men’s Pants at 48c Shoos Shoos Shoes We have a complete line; of Men's, Women and Children’s Shoes in all styles a t' prices th at defy competition. . . . One case of Men's Athiptiq Underwear; Knee Drawers made of finest quality NansOok, re­ "Made of best pin check material, gular price 50c per. garment. good servicable goods, as a Get your supply now at Kanner’B leader Saturday and Monday at Saturday arid Monday only per garment . . . 33c Kanner’s, only . . 48c Our stock is complete in ¿Very department, if money is worth your con sidqratiçm you will do your Easter Shopping at our store' - . M. G. T . Block S A N FO R D KANNER 111 E. First Street FLO R ID A �m' ’ Apfll 7. 1911 - J*"‘T*KJ-'..Tlfiï “ - - THE SANfORD HERALD FOR A SYSTEM OF GOOD ROADS Notice of Application *for Tax Deed Under Section 8 o f Chapter 4888, Laws of Florida SANFORD LODGES Chase & Co Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 .1. O. O. T . Notice o f Dissolution To all Whom it May Concern: You ure . hereby notified that the real estate firm of J. W. Conner, of Which P. N. Holst was a silent partner, was on the 31st day of March, 1811, dissolved by mutual consent, and said P. N. Holst is no longer after said date a member of* said firm, the .sold J. W. Conner assuming liabilities of said firm. J- W. CoNNtit, 34-5tp , P. N. H olst. Join The M illionaires Club . ------Jack Htmt-nnd A.-S--Nidor-twv*—sold. ’their places and Joined the Millionaires *>Club. In honor of the event tlioy gave their friends a banquet at llio Fugles Hull last Tuesday night nnd n.jolly good .time was had by those fortunate enough .to be present, . Has Beautiful Carnations . “One of the jtreltlcal sights on Celery aVcnuo is the flower garden of Mrs. E. R. Ratliff who nrnkes u s|>ecintty of carna­ tions. They arc hero in the variegated tints and nothing could be prettier. Mrs. Jintliff sells the flowers to the trade._____ — DON’T -BE BALD. • N e a r ly A n y o n e M a y S e c u re * « S p le n d id G ro w th o f H a ir. - ■ . / George T. Lippincott wus Complainant and Eddy K. Shernand FloraTnylor Shera were Respondents. r* I shall sell at public outcry to the highest and host bidder, for cash, nt the frorU door of the Court DENTIST Mi-iite In the City of Orlando., Orange County. Stale of Florida, . . . during _ Ting th —e. legal hours id , sale, * Phons 19 .................. i > >samc Welborn oiock on Momlayi April 3rd, A, 11., lu ll, the bring the legal »airs day, the following described real estate, situated,, lying and being in the Sanford, Florida County of Orange arid Slate of Florid«, particularly described ns follows, in-wit: The North 514 acres of tho West V4 of the North­ west uuarter of the Northwest uuarter of Section .1 in Township Twenty (20) South of Range Thirtyone (31). East. L eu a strip fifteen (15) feet wide DENTIST off the North. Last end West sides, which is lo be kept open perpetually a* nn*-it»ll of roadways Rooms 23. 24 and 23. Fico Bldg. - 'Phone 41 GEO, A. DtCOTTES, 30-5tc. Special Master in Chancery. _. Should Labor for Passage Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. n>.. over Imper la] Notice l* hereby given that M. M. Smith of Win­ of Road Law ter Park. Hot M b, purchaser of tax cert ideates Theatre. J. C. Hall, N. G. W. S. Baldwin. Sec'y. During the session of the last legislature named below, has filed laid certificate» in rnr of« • and made npidicatlon fo{ tax deed« to issue In the bill for a system of highways across oerordanev with law. Said certificate» embrace Seminole Chapter No, 2 ,Order Caatern Star the following described properly litu ated ln Orange Meeta every second and fourth Friday In month. the state was lost mainly because the county. Florida: — Every one who has seen hla Star In the Eaal are No. 2577 of 1895: NH of NWH Sec. 10. cordially matter was not pushed by the people To.Cert. Invited to visit tbe chapter. 21 S, K. 32 E., assessed in the name of S. W. Auer E. Romms. Sec’y. themselves. The routes for the proposed Hampton. No 2705'of T89I:' S lf tiTNWIf Sec. 13. Tn system are as follows and the bill should 21Cert. S. 7 31 E. m in te d In the name of R. Briggs. Jr. r. O. E..’ Celery City Aerie 1893 Cert. No 2583 of 1895: SWU of SE!t ofS W H (■ be passed:; Meetings first and third Tuesdays In every month. Sec. 10. Tp. 21 S, K 32 E, aneaaed In -the name of Hail In Welborne Block, third Door. One from Feronndlno. by way of Jnck- UuknoWn Owner. Cert. No, 2148nfl897:-SEWof NWW ofSEH and BonvlUa, Baldwin, Mncclenny, Sanderson. EH of S\V!. of SWU of S E 'lS e c 10. T p 2 1 S ,R 3 2 Phoenix Lodge No. S. K. o r P. n»«e«»ed In the name of W. C. Jaroint Lake City, Live Oak. Madison, Greenville, E.Cert. Meets second fourth Tuesdays. Visiting No. 242U of 1*01: SWU of NW,( Sec. 10. knights always 'end welcome. P. E. Hutchinson. C. C. Montlcello, Tallahassee. Quincy, River Tp 21 S. K 32 E. n»«ee»ed In the name of Fries & Felix and S. S. Frank. K. R., Junction, Marianna. Chlpley. Westville, Robinson. Cert. No 2425 of 1901: SWX of NEVi Sec 10, Tp 21 S. R 32 E, n Messed In the name of Fries A Rob­ Sanford Lodge. No 62-, r. K.A. M. DeFuniak Springs, Milton to Pensacola, inson. (I. W, Spencer, Master; J. C. Enimlnger. Secre­ thence In n northerly direction to the Al­ Cert. No. 2022of 1800: SEli ofSEK otSW HSec tary. every first and third Thurs­ 10. Tp 21 S. K 32 E. assessed In the name of D. M. day! atCommunication 7:30 p. m. Visiting brothers welcome abama line, near Flomaton, one from Simmons. No. I l l s of 1804: NW of NWK of SE!l Jacksonville to Miami, by way of St. Au­ SecCert. 10. Tp 21 S. R 32 E, assessed In the name of Unite Brotherhood or Carpentora and Join­ gustine, Ormond, Daytona, Titusville, Unknown Owner. ers of America* Cert No. 3114 of 1894: WH of SWU of NWS of Rockledge, Fort Pierce. Jensen and West SEK Sec Hi. Tp 21, S K 32 E. assessed in the Sanford Local Union No. 1751, U. B. of C. and J. name of Unknown Owner. Palm Beach, and one from Jacksonville Unless said crrtlflcalrs shall be redeemed ac­ of A. meets every Thursday night at 7 o’clock in the Eagles’ Hall. W. A. Rurnonr. president: T. L to Tampa, by way of Orange Park, Green cording to law, tax deeds will Issue thereon on the Lent, R .S .4 T . day of April. A. O. 1011. Cove Springs, Palatka. DcLnnd, Sanford, 25th official signature sit Witness tny my udlda] and seal this 24th ay of Match, A. D. 1). 191 IUiT Orlando, Kissimmee, Lakeland and Plant day I seal Iy U. M. ROBINSON. C. M, HAMILTON ' CteflPWfCult Court, Orange County. Florida. City, with a branch loop at or nenr Or­ By M. A. Howard. I>. C. DENTIST ange Park or Green Cove Springs, by way. ' of Middleburg. Starke, Waldo. Gainesville Room 13 Fico Building In The Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial and Bronson, and from Gainesville to .Circuit Orange County, Florida In Phone 335 Ocala, Leesburg and Tuvnres, and from Chancery Ocala to Dunnellon, Inverness, Toronto, Geo. T. Lippincott, Com­ Crystal River, Brooksvillo, Dnde City, San plainant DR. C. G. B U T T vs Notice of sale under Antonio, Tarpon Springs, Clearwater, Lar­ Eddy K. Sherit and Flora degree of forecioaure Shefo. Defendants J go, S t Petersburg, and from Dado City, . Taylor • DENTIST Under and try virtue of n dagree of forecioaure Plant City, Lakeland, Bartow, Arcadia, and sale, made and entered in the above stated Ofllce: Yowcll Building on the .fourteenth day of January, A. D . - Punta Gordn, and Fort Myers, with a lino cause 1911. by Honorable Minor S. Jones, Judge of the Court for the Seventh Judicial Circuit of SANFORD. FLORIDA from Tampa to • Palmetto and Drndcti- Circuit the State of Florida. In and for Orange County, in eeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeew eeeeej ewe chancery, in a cause therein pending, wherein town, Manatee county. t L e g is la to rs S H IP P E R S O F Ir SANFORD, General Insurance Agents **|V\ *' • U.S. LAND OFFICE Gainesville. Fla., February 4, lu ll Notice is hereby given that Edwin A. Gilbert whose posl-olUce address 1« Sanford, Florida, did. on the 3th day of October. 1910. Die In this office Sworn Stiitcinenl and Application, No. O7tl4l).!to purchase the n-w Vi of s-e 1, and n-e IF of s-w I«, Section 12. Township 21 south, Range 31 egst, TalInhntx-F meridian,'rind the limber thereon, under Ihe provisions of the act of June 3. 1878, and acts amendatory, known ns th e .’Tim ber and Stone Law," nt sulii value ns might be'flxcd by appraise­ ment, und llust, pursuant to sut-b application, the land and timber thereon liuvr been appraised nt Five Hundred Twenty Dollars, the limber estim at­ ed 411,000 Iwnrd feet nt (5 per M. nnd 40,000 imnril fect nt $2.50 per M. und the Inml, $220 OO; tbut »nhi nppllcanl will öfter final pruuf In Support of npplicanari nnd »worn »inteineiit an llte IDth day uf April, 1011, trefore the Clerk of tb ; Circuit Court, at Orlando, Florida. Any persutt. is atJibcfty to protesi this p u n hose ¡«■fore entry, or. inilinlc ft rnritrst nt any Imir I--fore patrnt issues. Iiy filing a nifrntiornled affidavit In this office, alleging facts which would defeat Ihe entry. IIFINRY S. CHUUB. 26-Op Register. M E R R IE ENGLAND SANFORD, FLORIDA »C T les Bank of Sanford, Florida CAPITAL 8 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 The ONLY bank in Sanford that INSURES EVERY DOLLAR DE­ POSITED AGAINST LOSS from any and all causes. : . : *: . ; i! TH E PEO PLES BANK O F SA N FO R D ------- 0EF£RS_=z:--- ' Y ' • Prompt Service Polite Service Accurate Service nnd will appreciate your patronage . FQUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits Safety Dejiosit Boxes for rent j M. M. SMITH, H. R. STEVENS, . President __ Y VIcc-Pregldcnt II. E. TOLAR . Cashier Peoples Bank Bldg. DR. E. C . KEMP O S T E O P A T H IC PHYSICIAN Sanford HAND B R O TH E R S ' Ollice & Residence 519 Magnolia Avo Office Hours: 9 to 12; 3 lo 6 Other hours by appointment Florida t-t L IV E R Y y -F E E D and SALES STABLE Harnaaa and Wagorya D lackam lthlng and H oraeahoalng Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged • T‘JOHNSONAN DEW M ; HEAVY HAULING AND CONTRACT!*«!— ____ ________ ATTORNEY-AT-1JVW Practices in Stale and Federal Courts. ‘ Phon« 248 M. G. T. Building. Why you should Use ,, **•!*• PHONK NO. 40. .* * •*» ...... L I B E R A L L Y ....... ..IN Y O U R H O M E .. To Prevent the Accumulation of ____file* and flllii. ORLANDO. A PROPHET or the son of a prophet are not re­ quired to predict that fhnn lands in Orange County will never cost less. Desirable cheap government land has decreased so rapidly the past few years that improved funning land in this section have felt the law of supply and demand and are _tanldlv rapidly inpwm aind_ in _ value. Don't delay. See us today. N. H. GARNER Sanford, Florida /SI i - F L O R ID A W ade W ill P^y Phon# Toll on All O o n u tn o O rd e r« BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES 25 BICYCLES V. FROM H M U P T O «1*. FOR WKW Shoe Repairing - By Machinery Quicker, Neater and Better than the Old W ay Same Man but New Location mjWUA.i ORLANDO. SANFORD, FLORIDA Drink a Bottle of G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with jture distilled water—they will prevent*illneas, aid digestion and give you health The Sanford Cooa Cola: Bottling C o . , Sanford,-Fla. O F SANFORD, F L A Only National Bank In. Oranÿ» County ... Funds Protocted by Burglary Insurance S a fety D eposit Oòxoa for R ent ORGANIZED 1 8 8 7 To Destroy all Classes of Insects und,Vermin, such as Rouches. Ants. Mosquitoes, Files, Bedbugs, Mités, Etc, . R O AC H PEPPER ^T Cleans, P rotect/an d Dlsenfects Without Harm to the User. Quart, 7304 Half . Gallon $1.30 Gallon $2.50; Sprayer 30c The G eo-H Jernald Hardware Company Sales Agents IMftamd l(in.isi«nlMNif. aMty nlsiUrt - o fsfn w n a n t— c o T u » . Florida. ' A SHES RATSA ULT - i No. 113 W. first Street, Next Door to Woodruffs Store | SIIANIBAKGtR- To Prevent Typhoid Fever. To Keep out Mo&qultoea. and to Prevent Malaria and Dengue Fevers. ; Sanford. Florida Hearty McLaulin FENOLE ! Attorneys at Law We hpve n remedy that has a record Is the title of u book on Socialof growing hntr nnd curing baldness GEO.t A. DeCOTTES , In 03 out of every 100 cases where ism, Coiitniiiirifi the umlerlyiiiFl ATTORNEY a n d COUNSELLOR at LAW used according to direct lens for n ren principles and the most impor­ •onnble length of tlmo. That may tant objections. For sale at Practice In Stoic and Federal Courta seem like, a strong statem ent—It Is. Sanford. Fla 211 First Street, Price 1Oc Welborn Block and wo mean It to be. nnd_ no one should doubt It until they have put our claims to an actual test. THOMAS EMMET WILSON We are so certain Itcxnll **03’’ FTnlr ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Tonic will cure dandruff, prevent bnld AT-LAW 1 • JEWELER ness, stim ulate (be scalp and Imly ritots, Late Statu A ttorney' Seventh Judidsl Circuit of atop falling hnlr ami grow now’hair, Florida p MY SPECIALTIES that we personally give our ptfaltlre Residences. Sanford and Svlvkn Lake * guarantee to refund every penny paid Pickard’s Hand-Painted Chinn us for it lu every Instance where It Gorham's Sterling Silver i L. G. STRINGFELLOW does not give entire satisfaction to tho Rogers’ Plntcd Ware user. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ___ Elgin and Wnlthant Watches ltoxnll "03” H air Tonic Is as pleasant NOTARY PUBLIC to use as clear spring wnter. It Is de­ ALL GOODS GUARANTEED lightfully perfumed, and does not Ofllce in CiQf Hall grease o f gum the hair. Two sizes, 60c. and fl.OO. With our guarantee back of It, you certainly take no risk. Bold only a t our store—Tbe llcxall Store. ADE. THE TUNER, 1 L R. PHILIPS *"* ■** * V- FLORI DA. DICKINSONS DICKINSON «» ‘ Notice For Publication -------- {IFPARFMHNTOF-TH M KTW UOK---------- * Florida Fruits «"<>Vegetables DR. R. M. MASON DR. W. E. H0USH0LDER J Most Complete Line of Baked Goods In Florida NO. Ill PARK AVENUE____ u _ SANFORD, - PI FLORIDA : �April 7 isti ■ft the World’s Largest end Finest Au* dlterium — Audisnos Estlmatsd at Savon Thousand—Which Is ths Trua Gospel and What Must Our Crsads ' isorhloa in Ordsr to Christian London,*« April 2. —P a s t o r Rnasell eddreased the huge Oonrentlon a t .Roy­ al Albert Hall to­ night. Few preach­ ers are so w e l l k n o w n In Oreat B r i t a i n as h a and {o~gire tfii more homage fiTthe • Thsy Both Knew. Lord. Ho adm itted the masterfulness When the war ended' Thomas B. of *their organization, but reminded 1 Heed went to California frith a Tagus them that tholr Episcopacy la not plan of settling In that now country. n o d d e d after anything shown ns In He used to tstl with Intense delight of tha Now T estam ent It does not ereo his examination for admission to the pretend to be any authority along th s bar of California. A young southerner lines of Apostolic Succession. It most came before the Judge for examination adm it th at the establishment of its Bishopric was, a t le a st ecml-frnudnlont—a supposed emergency, born o f error th at an Episcopal ordination was necessary to authority to preach. ltatlon, “No.” Then the judge turned to Reed and asked him the same ques­ That's Sufficient, tion. Mr. Reed with equal promptness answered. "Tee." “Very well,*’ said tho Judge, "you are both admitted. Two men who can answer that question without hesita­ tion ought to be admitted to any bar." —Henry Cabot Lodge In Century. *T am poor, but honest" "Don’t w aste words.” "Don’t w b a t r "Don’t say ‘but honest’ " G em s Di ff« reno*. T es, borrow ing Is sorrow ing, T hough th a t depends s lot, r m v ery sure, on w h eth er y o u ’re T h s borrow er or not. • y O n# o r th o u t h s r . " It Is easy enough to be a great orator.’’ "Tell me the secret?" , "You simply arrange words In a beautiful cluster.’’ "Yes," "And then deliver thorn frith appro“And wait for the npplauso?" "Or the vegetables." Sanford Building & Loan Paying Rent! M A K E ^s I T GEO. It. TERNALD \ President Home Vary Simple. A rather simple looking lad bolted before a blacksmith's shop ou his way home from school and eyed tho doings of tho proprietor with much Interest The brawny smith, dissatisfied frith the boy's curiosity, held a piece of redhot iron suddenly under tho young­ ster’s nose, hoping to make him beat a hasty re tre a t " If you’ll giro tne half a -dollar I’ll lick it," said tho lad. The smith took from his pocket half a dollar and held It o a t The simple looking youngster took the coin, licked I t dropped it In his pocket and slowly walked away willsMaking Life Worth "Livin’.?. „ The other day I beheld a woman whose husband earns something loss than $200 a mouth purchasing her sea­ son’s wardrobe. Into It went ono hat a t $S0 and another at ISO. H er neighbors in the fiat building admired and envied. One of tho bolder wondered. Wen, i c a m help 1r." eaia Mra. jott "I Just toll ilr. Jones life Isn’t worth livin’ If I.c a n ’t have w hat I w a n t" — Atlantic. I Association e a s y A. P. CONNELLY •Sec’y L Irrst, W E W A N T TO S E L L Y O U YOUR W,e have Hot Bread and Rolls for Supper Cake Fresh Every Day A ll White Help and Everything Clean A Trial will Convince You of the Quality • C. A. DOßBINS, Hope For- a Poor Glri, "England Is .about to create 600 more lords” \ * “Think of t h a t ’’ \ \ WHY HESITATE? ’Think of what?*’ \ "Why, they will bo on the bargain An Offsr That Involves No Risk For counter." \. ■ - \, ■• These.W ho Accept It W« are so positive our remedy will H a rd J o b . . completely relieve constipation, no "Money mode him." m atter bow chroulc_JL.rnfUL.Jae, that " It did?” , ' we offer to furnish it free of all cost "Yes.” ' If It falls. "Must have taken an awful lot." Constipation Is caused by weakness of the nerves and' muscles of the large .With an A x , \ Intestines or dcscondlug colon. To ex­ "One of my hens has quit'lay pect a -cure you must therefore tone "W hat are you doing about It tip and strengthen those organs and "Laying for her. restore them to healthier activity. 1■ We want you to try Itexall Orderlies Uncertain. • . on our guarantee^ They are eaten like W hen w om an v o te tho polls w ill close, * A nd than tha man who’ a lw a y s k now s candy, sud sro particularly Ideal for J u st how resu lts are bound to sw in g children. Thay act dlroctly on the About It, w ill not k n ow a th in g. nerves' and ' muscles of the bowels. P olled ca refu lly the d istrict m ay T hey have a neutral action on the oth­ B*«*s h**n before election d a y J er organa or glands. They do not purgo T o find how each to Iran Inclined. .. . or cause auy inconvenience w h a te v e r ” But can't a w om an ch an ge her mind? They will positively overcome chronic Hho m ay h a v e been determ ined to or habitual constipation and the m yr­ P roceed to v o to her ballot' true iads of associate or dependant chronic F o r Jones, but Is th at up and dow n Bure proof aha w ill not vata fo r D row n? ailments.' Try Itexall O rderlies,at our risk. Two sixes, 10c. and 25c. Bold S he m a y h ave been determ ined, se t, only, a t our *t?re—The Itexall Store. Dut It w ould not be sa fe to b et , M anager 1"ke 15 T ■ if Lei: Us ; f ShL O W ^j*l■ ."i_vV - * i| Y Q Ut T h a t aba, regard less of advloe, M ay not h ave sh ifted onpe or tw loe. In th e b egin n in g sh e had th ou gh t T o cast her little v o te Unbought F o r one w ho w hen sh e ca m e to look A llow ed h is w lfs to be th e cook, . . A dosen reason s m igh t be found T o cau se a sh iftin g all around. Hho m igh t d iscover o'er too 1st« l i e didn't w ear h is n eck tie straigh t. W e'll h s v e to reckon w ith all th is ' W hen w om an en ters Into bliss, . F o r sh e'll be governed an yh ow ■ T h e sa m e .as m en a re governed hew , No mare than man can put askls----- . H is prejudice cab w om an bide T h s llttls Item thfci appeals, And s h s w ill v o te tho w s y aha feel«. The Florida Grower and. fruit grower*, jPw r j trucker» -------- ---— /or folk* who w*nt to know about Florid*. Weekly, f t .00 per year: monthly* 25c. Send 10c for * ten-issue trial aubunMb ri^ Shoppy,, B r ig h t Ct$*W TH E FLORIDA GROWER • 0 0 F lorida A ve. - Tam pa, F Is. "The FLORIDA GROWER*«! mailing cards fra« to all deslrini joost Florida on Post Card Day, x ii li he : •■-%* 11 Suburban r Property Near Saiifôrd g h ts — ■-— — -- - Just ,a few lots left and they be bought for one-third their tual value, easy terms. 1o wait is but to lose, so come, look SHOES « ) .. B aptist! and Disciples should see tha absurdity of Tfalmlug that only tha w ater immersed 'We members of the Church of Christ, for thus, accord­ ing to their theory, they would be * y « t " r to eternal torture as unsaved • £ of their Christian brethren who had not been Immersed. Surely Bapn ets and Disciples, therefore, may be expected to promptly and heartily re­ pudiate these test features of their The Methodist Oread was next ex­ amined, It was commended for the prominence It gives to tho Lore of God and His forboorance with the misrepresentations of those who hon­ estly seek to be His children. The speaker asked the Methodist brethren 300 pair Men's high cut Patent Leather, Gun Metol and Tan Calf Shoesi$3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 values now reduced down to $2.85. ,;v ‘T ' . 400 pair Ladies' Patent Leather Oxford, ankle strap punipe $3.00 amid $330 values reduced down to $2.85. Good road to the Property, good Sr sidewalks through the Property! and good people living on the l\ 300 pair Ladies' Vici Kid, Black and Tan Oxfords $2.00 and $2.50 values reduced to $1.85. These Shoes must be removed by the 15th of ApriL So Ladies’ and Gentlemen come early before your size is sold. SH O E PARLOR ft319 , W . First Street * Sanford. , 9 Florida i Improvement Company Office , First Street Opposite Postoflice Marks Real Estate Agency, Agents. �TH E SANFORD IN SANFO RD— Lite is Worth Living Number 35 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. APRIL 14. 1911 ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General Mews of “The Lanci *__ 1 of-Flow ers. ' CULLED J/ROM TH E S TA TE PRESS IMPORTANT NOTICE Citizens of Sanford Should Not Be Mis­ led In Signing Petition A petition circulated by tlte promoters of the town of Sunfortj Heights, usking tho members of the legislature to delay action upon tho Sanford charter bill if the matter can be left to popular vote. They are asking residents of the present City of Sanford to sign this and arc securing signatures. * It is solely for the purpose of defeating, not so much the present charter bill, but to prevent the annexation of tfic outside territory at any cost. If a popular election upon the question of annexation of terri­ tory was tlcsircd, this could be had with­ in twenty days; because, under the election lows of Sanford, the rail for an election need only be advertised for two weeks. The very fact that lids petition is being carried around by the leaders in the' San­ ford Heights movement is an absolutely good reason why no resident ol the city of Sanford should sign it. It. is only meant to prevent the ^annexation of territory. A meeting is pilled by the Commercial Club to be held next Wednesday night for the public discussion of this charter bill and its concomttant- measure«-now pending before the legislature, and if the persons circulating ibis i>etition were not bent on mischief, they could ut least await the result of n public discussion. A LINE ABOUT SANFORD t HOSPITAL E0R SANE0RD NEWS OF THE WORLD Assured by Activity of Ladles and Gen- KansasrMan W rites About This 'croslty or Holden {teal Estate Co. Items of Interest Gleaned From Section of State • The ladies of Sanford (God bless them) •\ Various Sources OUR REAL ESTATE MEN PRAISED Epitome of the Week's Most Im­ Short History Of Sanford That Gives portant ttappenlnfs In the Few Salient Facts On State's Domain.. The Situation On FYankUn street, Tampa's chelf busi­ The Sterling (Kansas) Bulletin gives ness thoroughfare Tuesday afternoon, following interesting account of a trip to ^ósiah Richardson, one of the best known Florida that included Sanford: , real estate men in tho state, shot several Still pushing southward, we camo. to times with a pistol a t L. D. Geiger. also Sanford. At the. depot a big sign an­ a well known real estate dealer. Oho of nounces "The Celery City’*. This one the shots took effect in Mr. Geiger's right vegetable has made Sanfprd famous« and foot., inflicting slight injuries, but the in order to impress tho passing visitor, a others went wild. That some of the shots stand along the train platform contains did not'strike spectators is almost a bunches of- this succulent wljlte vegetable, miracle, as tire street was crowded. it Is ice cold und fs flanked with dishes - Rear Admiral Hutch Code, a Floridian, of salt. It is free to every one who wishes is one of the biggest men in the United to. sample it. nn<T the passengers who States Navy today. He won his place have been riding through the sandy through sheer merit and deserves nil pine forests and sweltering in stuffy cars honors that have accorded him. lose no time in "falling to." A brightCounty commissioners of Gadsden comieyed- young lady presides and answers all ly have decided that a new court house questions. A ’ sign reads, "Ask Solly shall be erected at Quincy, to cost nbput Ray; shfrknowa:V* Sally's smiles are de­ $60,000, and the matter of raising tho livered impartially, but the honey of her money to pay for It, by direct tax levy words ure for Sanford alone. or by floating a bond issue, will be sub­ The city is too tempting to pass by, it mitted t<£the people of thp county at an is situated ot tho bead of navigation early day. of the St. John river, whldi rises in The Titusville Star tells of the |>robuble To the People of Sanford the southern part of the -state and establishment of a steamship servico be­ ' The undersigned officials of the town flows "northward'* for over ono hundred tween Jacksonville and Miami, by tire of Goldsboro, and representing Its citizens, miles, parallelling the Atlantic coast line. inside routed *" appeal to the citizens of the city of San­ ‘Sten’mcrs load at SanTonTimcJ Jfcllvcr their Lee county is being Urged by- tho Fort ford for aid nnd syinimlliy in protecting cargoes*- irf'D nlilm w er'N ew York and Myers Press to bold n fair next season. our town from spoliation or destruction us Boston. In addition, two railrtmds con­ •It should by oil means, and the sjiowing the result of a .plan on the part of your test for the products of the soil. Sanford would be attractive enough to draw a City officials to procure from the present lias, without cfTort, what Kansas City is largò crowd from all parts of the state. legislature an amended charter, whereby spending a million and a half to*obtain— The Palatka News has brought forth the corporate limits will be so extended water transportation ami freight rates Dr. E. S. Crill of Palutka and Hon. Fred ns to include the town of Goldsboro and bused upon the lowest boat charges. T. Myers uf Tallahassee as strong guber­ thus destroy our corporate existence. Everywhere around Sanford are celery natorial timber. ' This town was duly incorporated about gardens of one, two und three acres, it twenty years ago and it has ever since was going to market by the train load.' NEW RECLINING CHAIR CARS regularly maintained Its official corporate The side tracks were filled witli refriger­ existence, performing uil the duties of a ator cars. Men, women and diildron were Just Put Into Service on th e Atlantic pulling and packing it. Whites, blacks municipality. , Coast Line Wa.liuvo always been and we arc now und chocolates were busy. It Is packed These cars are equipped with all metal pcuccnMe; orderly and law abiding In crates—125 stalks to a crate. It sells trucks, steel wheels, and heavy steel uncommunity. We appealed to your coun­ delivered ut the curs for »1.25 pur crato. derframes fitted with friction drnft gcur cil, protesting against ..the promised action As high as u thousand crates to the acre and heavy buffing device to prevent so fur as ¡1 ofTected the interests of this are raised in good yenrt. Sometimes the shock. Ttie air brakes are the Intest im­ town but bur up|>cul was unheeded. We price has been S1.CO to »2.00 per crate. proved apparatus of the Wcsilnghous Air now apponl to you. citizens of Sanford, The stories of big profits in the Industry Brake Company known as the High Speed for your help in this matter. We ore ure built around the returns on these good Brake, The cars are sixty feet In length, proud of the prosperity and development years. 'But tills section has tiie celery and have a handsome exterior appearance; of your city; but it is no good reason that, mania, and the. visitor has to givo ids the gothic windows being arranged' to because* you are big, you should swallow wife Ids jiocket book and stuff Ids ears give the effect of a Pullman parlor car. up our town just because we ure little. witli cotton to keep from being encfilinted The interior finish is mahogany with u There can be- no just charge brought by liy! song of the piren. Gross returns delicate line inlay and tasteful parquetry against us to justify the abolishment or of »10(10 to »2000 per acre sounds mighty over the piers bet ween t the windows, in overthrow of our corporate existence. If big. A number of Kansas people have addition to the double floor there is a It Is done in the way proposed it will lie settled around Sanford, Wichita contribut­ deafening floor provided to reduce the an Instance of the .tyrannical use eF ing n large number of these. A land noise of the car when in motion. The ■night, of power, and because we ure few company operating in that city bus floor covering is of Wilton Brussels. The and feeble. Surely you will not justify directed one of the many streanis of seats are the latest design .„of reclining home seekers. * tind uphold such a proceedlngf cliaira upholstered in green frieze plush. The rcfll estate dealer reully deserves We have acquired some properly as a The window sash are double to uvold mure praise than lie gencraly receives. town. We own our own house, school ami drafts and to exclude dust and smoke. While working for jvolits, be sings of thi^ tidier corjxjrate property. Wo feel il pride The cars are provided witli ample ruck In our town organization and earnestly country's good points. He is like the for hand baggage. The lighting is especial wish to preserve i t .. To swullow us up in sweet voiced mocking bird heard in every ly brilliant being the intes^ fortii of the certiorate ijnyts of Sanford will add treetop in Florida. In Ids repertoire, be Pintsch mantle lamp with corona shades, very little to'Suiiffir^'u'ml take a great has gathered the best of every tale lie which produce (ho softest diffusion there­ deal from us, ;Tt will impose U|xm us a bus lu-ard of tiie country's products, of of. There are two women's retiring cditipart of the burden of^yuur bonded and ils fruits und flowers, of Its climate and parintents, one a' toilet r (Oom equipped other Indebtedness ahjl add heavily to soil und water, und of the success of the with two large mirrors, and dresser, and uur burden of taxaiitinrjvhile we reap no farmer and vegetable grower. His song white porcelain waahstautia witli running material beiicflt. (hereby. We shall make is always joyous._ In the morning be water; the oilier is provided tAtli sanitary our appeal to the legislature in tins be­ greets the home-seekers with a cordial convenience flushed with water, the same half and beg that you, tho justice loving welcome and ut noontide rests with him as Pullman cars. In the other end of the citizens of Sanford, will givo us such sup­ in tho cooling shade. At evening ne cor is a large smoking compartment. In port us you can and we shall be ever soothes the wearied traveler witli a lullaby one corner of whicli it a white porcelain as soft and sweet as tiie nlgbt-ia-gale's grateful to you. with running water. There Is also a G. W. Bknton. President Gouncil call (u ils mate. Without the real estate men's saloon with a sanitary convenience -MrD. Bett.swr. Mayor Goldsboro utan. Florida would still be an unknown as iescrlbotl'nbover“ land to thousands wlio have learned to 35-4tc T. T. Gkckn.To n Clerk. Special attention has been giveu to appreciate its delightful winter climate Expenses to ventilation by,means of roof ventilators and its wonderful resources. which automatically change the air in In every town the Observer visited In Congnismbh Clark of Florida dropped the car and keep it fresh and pleasant. a small bomb among hip colleagues ja tins Florida it was the real estate man who Tito heating is what is known as the bouse on Monday w hyf he Introduced a was his best friend. Ids guide and coun­ Vapor System which is so arranged us to resolution the effect of tyhlch was to cut selor. In some places we were told, that prevent the overheating of the car and off the pay roil a large number of useless land companies were selling white sand affords n mild pleasant temperature. employes and to save tho government and blue sky, or swamps and lakes, but Special care has been exercised In the about »50,000 n year. No sooner hod the every .pnwpotitlon we saw bad some good design or the springs and tho cars ride as object of the resolution been stated than points. In one case an enthusiastic real softly as a Pullman car. *•• * members flocked to. tho clerk's desk to estate man declared, "This climate la see for themselves who was tu b e hurt if worth »500 an acre". Believing this, be Tom Johnson Dies April 10.—Tom L. Johnson, twice con­ it passed. Almost immediately there did not hesitate to ask »50 an acre for as gressman fro m -the Twenty-brat Ohio was objection frem-Chaiumui..Ufldtnyfiail poor a place of soli as the sandy bed of district, four times mayor of Cleveland,_ of tho ways and mdans committee. Mr. the Arkansas river. The land hi* inter 1ms champion of »-cent street railway fores Clark claimed the resolution was privileged. his faults, but be Is helping tu till up the and prominent odvocate of the single tax Representative Underwood, of Alabama, Florida peninsula. At Sanford as well as other points in theories of the late Henry George, died in the majority floor leader, Insisted it wasn’t. Florida, artesian water is found at -a ids apartments at 8:45 o'clock Monday Speuker Clark took Mr. Underwood's view depth of 75 to 150 feet. This enables and sustained a point of order against uight after a long illness. Death was every om i to have an irrigation on his the resolution referring to the committee caused by drrosis of the liver. He was - own place. Water awl sunshine are two on accounts for oootfd« 67 y e a n old. An volume III have formed a temporary Hospital Asso­ ciation to provide for emergency cases, either ol accident, Injury or rillness. HAPPENINGS DURING TH E WEEK They have collected between four and five hundred dollars in cash. Tiie Hohjgn Real Estate Company have given,'fíat a Hefe the Readers Will Find n Brief Historical Spring Flowing lot, but sufficient land for present and For Hurried'Readers prospective needs, wiiich is to bo selected Judging by the increase Itf Chicago, S t with the assistance of n committee of Louis nnd other cities where 'municipal physicians nnd immediately deeded in trust for hospital purposes, pending (he elections have been held recently, the permanent organization of die' Hospital socialists are gaining ground rapidly. In Chicago they polled 24,000- votes, whiah Association. Tjic ladies arc preparing a plan to sub­ is double the number cast at the last mit to a meeting bf tho association, soon election, and in S t Louis they.cast 1270, to.Uncalled, to make a permanent orgun* which was fifteen per cent of the total. * ization, whçn actual work will be begun. Dr. IL Clark Hyde, who was. convicted Who will be members of the organization after a sensational ¿ftal for murdering and participare in the organlzationf Ev­ Col. Thomas II. Swope, the millionaire erybody Is invited und should bccoma philanthropist, at Kansas City, has granted members. a a new trial by the Missouri supreme court Tiie membership fee is one dollar and sitting jolJ efferson City. Hyde has been everybody in Sanford and the celery delta' in the county jail at Kansas City nearly east and west, should join, as well as our a year, following his sentence to life im­ friends and visiturs. At least n thousand prisonment. names should he enrolled In the next ten ' It seegis that Chas. A. Compton of St. rlays^prior tu the meeting. This would Louis must bo married before October, insure one wing of the building. In ad­ 1011. If he has no wife beforh that time dition to tho regular .members paying tie will forfeit an inheritance of »23,00(1,. one dollar it is expected thfktonc hundred willed to him,by Ills grandfather, Richard names will be secured wlio will pay omj Cortptbn. dollar per month tu the support of the hos­ A Missouri young woman has proved pital. It wil) bo remembered that most that a woman'» “sphere" is d very elastic of the patrons will be willing and abbs to thing b)l going into the Helds and perpay for the treatment received. We have forming a man's work on her own *farm. emcienrftüKgeons and piiysicidmTwhôziô She Is Miss Loretta Judsoii. twenty-four doubt will take turn about in visiting the years did, of Caddo, Webster County. indigent and all will hnve a place to care An amendment which is like to bring for special cases. the question of what tiie Christian Science Citizens, this is a necessity. Tho loss religion Is, squarely before the courts. Is of one valuable life from appendicitis or to bo made to' tho papers In tho suit accident that a hospital could have saved brought in New Hampshire, by the sonwould cost more tiian (lie hospital. What and udopted son of Mrs. Mary Baker lome Is safe from iljo ncod or one. Is Eddy against the executor of her will yoursT The ladies propose to call on ev­ and ofllcers if tlm First Church of Christ, ery one, but do not wait tor be solicited. Scientist, of Boston! 1 Send your dollar to Mrs. A. T. Rossettcr. Only fifty-four, bodies of the 128 victims secretary, or Mrs. G. H. Fcrnnld, treasurer, and a membership card will be mailed known to hnve perished in the Pratt City Coal Company's mlno, tiad been brought you. . . out up to Wednesday. Sixteen other bodies aro a t the bollum of- the pit and S ta te ttifoi7 nat(on Bureau The development of the state of Floridn will be brought to the surface at once. and the injury wrought our fair peninsula Stealing Chickens at Oviedo * by mis-statements of uone too pa«ticulur Recent.hen-roqst robberies at Oviedo colonization companies, certainly merits have caused a little detective work to be the establishment of a stare bureau of in­ done nnd it appears that the depredators formation muintuined at the expeuse of are not poor people at all, but a small the state und to bo free from every form gang of sneak thieves belonging to tho of political influence. If a prospectus claims flowing, wctls "best families" uml tliut their work bus where flowing well ure not obtainable, been going on for several years, it began the bureau should have power to cause -us "pillau parlies," which were thought of us boyish pranks, though the destruction (tie truth to be told or take such action of fowls wits so wanton and wasteful as would lead to prosecution for using the that several gltlzcns suffered severely, mails 'to defraud: ' Advertisements and and in particular Cupt. Christiansen had prospectuses could he sent to the bureau to give up his large chicken ranch as a for endorsement would greatly add to the means of livelihood. Tiie regular pillau value of such publicity and in time uonparties were soon given up, but the endorsed untruthful, booklets Would cease young men have kept on making occato. be 'published. nluu id raids even to the present day. Ttie bureau. could furnish inormation Most of tliein ure ufrnid^of being caught, regarding the whole *of . Florida or any so the actual stealing« is usually done part of it a's asked for b)I. Northern pcoby two individuals, ono of wham keeps plc. -w. There are many other details that could watch while tiie fuller hags the fowls. It is (0 *1)0 hoped that by and by al 1 be worked out which would tend re free these young men will realize that steal­ the slate from much harmful publicity. ing is no longer an amusing prank after No better man comes to the Herohi's the thieves' hnJo arrived fll so-called mind than Percy J \ Vyle, the wall known author editor of Jacksonville. '.JMr,Vyle ik years of discretion, and also that while a known throughout (lie state both in- per­ secret may be safe with one person, a son and by reason of ’his numberless, second 1 usually makes it the property of booklets for development companies and eleven and a third one makes 111, when it cad hardly be called a secret a t all. municipalities. Dy tiie nature of bis business Mr. .Vylo Fire at Winter Garden is unpredjudlced and has no ax to grind '. A disastrous fire occurred at Winter about any aaotlom Ha .knows Florida Garden last Tuesday night. The* low is thoroughly anil stands well with all lijóse estimated at »15,000 to »20,000, with only_ wlio have the development of tiie State about $5,000 to »7,000 iiifurauce.. .Those at heart. wlio Iqse heavily by the fire are L. Miller, Whoever takes charge, tiie Herald be-- Dillard & Boyd, building and Undertaking lieves that the establishment of a bureau parlors, Croft &. Jones, building and goods, or similar institution by the State should Mrs. A. E , Jones, building, Roper’s meat be une of the most important questions market, Jr J. Vinlng, meat market, Griner brought up at« Tallahassee, , Brothers, L.- D. Jones. Winter Garden Pharmacy, and two barber shops. It took of tiie requisites for successful fanning. hard fighting to save tiie little city from — * Soil is the third necessity. . Whatever the entire destruction. Florida soil lacks InessdulaU, is supplied Sanford Hospital Association with fertilizers. It is fed regularly like a hog or steer being mude ready, for mar­ ket. No matter «rliut Is being grown— vegetable or fruit, “ the best results ~hre la uttM Cumui iMlsu hum jema »hew, ...... ¡— AddJtioual T at Bay Ksoetpu Han £ 3 ...... obtained by tiie use of fertilizers. The Joe Carneree donarne Mar. 2 0 ..« ............. M> ILF. Koblinoli. ,l- - ", " .................. Ì l i cost of these run from »20To"*r»7’j "per Arum »mou» " * ff. 1 _____ I___ I | j Bur» »«clavad from fifty member», acre, but tiie farmer here says that is only ton investment It brings sure re­ turns. It is the long seasdn—practically I r u U1U ordered paid.. Balance ou b a n d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 427.00 the whole year« which makes tilling ,the Mm, (ìw. IL Fonçai*, sod to profitable here. T maturar. � 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, April 07, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 07, 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>, April 07, 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/b8aa3186d47dbb1a1f7f85d17884f01c.pdf ffc26280db0bc95360703f7c1a99e611 PDF Text Text April 7 isti ■ft the World’s Largest end Finest Au* dlterium — Audisnos Estlmatsd at Savon Thousand— Which Is ths Trua Gospel and What Must Our Crsads ' isorhloa in Ordsr to Christian London,*« A p ril 2. —P a s t o r Rnasell eddreased the huge Oonrentlon a t .R o y­ al A lb e rt H a ll to ­ night. F e w preach­ ers a re so w e l l k n o w n In O reat B r ita in as h a and {o ~ g ir e t f i i more hom age fiT t h e • T h sy Both Knew. Lord. H o adm itted the masterfulness W hen the w a r en ded' Thom as B. o f * their organization, but reminded 1 Heed w en t to C aliforn ia frith a Tagus them that tholr Episcopacy la not plan o f settlin g In that now country. n o d d e d a fte r anything shown ns In H e used to tstl w ith Intense delight o f tha N o w T e s ta m e n t I t does not e re o his exam ination fo r admission to the pretend to be any au th ority alon g ths bar o f Californ ia. A young southerner lines o f A postolic Succession. It m ost cam e before the Judge fo r exam ination adm it that the establishm ent o f its Bishopric w as, a t le a s t ecml-frnudnlont—a supposed em ergency, born o f error that an Episcopal ordination w a s necessary to authority to preach. ltatlon, “ No.” Then the ju d ge turned to Reed and asked him the sam e ques­ That's Sufficient, tion. Mr. Reed w ith equal promptness answered. " T e e ." “ V e ry well,*’ said tho Judge, "y o u are both adm itted. T w o men w ho can answ er that question w ithou t hesita­ tion ought to be adm itted to any bar." —H en ry Cabot L o d ge In Century. *T am poor, but h o n e s t" "D o n ’t w a ste w ords.” "D o n ’t w b a t r "D o n ’t sa y ‘ but h on est’ " Gems Di ff« reno*. Tes, borrowing Is sorrowing, Though that depends s lot, r m very sure, on whether you’re Ths borrower or not. • y On# o r tho uthsr. " I t Is easy enough to be a grea t orator.’ ’ " T e l l m e the secret?" , "Y o u sim ply arran ge w ords In a beau tifu l cluster.’ ’ "Y e s ," "A n d then d e liv e r thorn frith appro“ A n d w a it fo r the npplauso?" " O r the vegetables." Hope For- a Poor Glri, "E n gla n d Is .about to create 600 m ore lo rd s ” \ * “ Think o f t h a t ’ ’ \ \ ’ T h in k o f what?*’ \ " W h y , they w ill bo on the bargain counter." \. ■ -\, ■• Hard Job. . "M o n e y m ode him ." " I t did?” , ' "Y e s .” ' "M u st h ave taken an a w fu l lo t." .With an Ax, \ "O ne o f m y hens has q u it'la y "W h a t are you doing about It " L a y in g fo r her. Uncertain. • . When woman vote tho polls will close, * And than tha man who’ always knows Just how results are bound to swing About It, will not know a thing. Polled carefully the district may B*«*s h**n before election dayJ T o find how each to Iran Inclined. .. . ” But can't a woman change her mind? Hho may have been determined to Proceed to voto her ballot' true For Jones, but Is that up and down Bure proof aha will not vata for Drown? She may have been determined, set, Dut It would not be safe to bet , That aba, regardless of advloe, May not have shifted onpe or twloe. In the beginning she had thought T o cast her little vote Unbought For one who when she came to look Allowed his wlfs to be the cook, . . A dosen reasons might be found T o cause a shifting all around. Hho might discover o'er too 1st« lie didn't wear his necktie straight. W e'll hsve to reckon with all this ' When woman enters Into bliss, . For she'll be governed anyhow ■ The same .as men are governed hew, N o mare than man can put askls----- . H is prejudice cab woman bide Ths llttls Item thfci appeals, And shs will vote tho w sy aha feel«. Paying Rent! GEO. It. TERNALD W en, i cam help 1r." eaia Mra. A. P. CONNELLY President \ Home V a ry Simple. A rath er sim ple looking lad bolted before a blacksm ith's shop ou his w a y hom e from school and eyed tho doings o f tho proprietor w ith much In terest T h e braw n y smith, dissatisfied frith the boy's curiosity, held a piece o f redhot iron suddenly under tho you ng­ ster’s nose, hoping to m ake him beat a hasty r e tr e a t " I f you ’ ll g ir o tne h a lf a -dollar I ’ ll lick it," said tho lad. T h e sm ith took from his pocket h a lf a dollar and held It o a t T h e sim ple looking youngster took the coin, licked I t dropped it In his pocket and s lo w ly w a lk ed a w a y wills- Making L ife W orth " L iv in ’.?. „ T h e oth er day I beheld a wom an w hose husband earns som ething loss than $200 a mouth purchasing h er sea­ son’s w ardrobe. In to It w ent ono hat a t $S0 and another at ISO. H e r neighbors in the fiat building adm ired and envied. One o f tho bolder wondered. Sanford Building & Loan I Association M A K E ^s I T e a s y •Sec’ y L Irrs t, W E W ANT TO SELL YOU YOUR W,e have Hot Bread and Rolls for Supper Cake Fresh Every D a y A ll White Help and Everything Clean A Trial will Convince You of the Quality • jott " I Just toll il r . Jones life Isn’t w orth liv in ’ I f I.c a n ’ t h ave w h a t I w a n t " — A tlan tic. C. A. DOßBINS, M anager W H Y H E S IT A T E ? An Offsr That Involves No Risk For These.W ho Accept It W « a re so p ositive our rem edy w ill com pletely relieve constipation, no m atter bow chroulc_JL.rnfUL.Jae, that w e o ffe r to furnish it fr e e o f all cost I f It fa lls . Constipation Is caused by weakness o f the nerves and' muscles o f the large Intestines o r dcscondlug colon. T o e x ­ pect a -cure you must th erefore tone tip and strengthen those organs and restore them to healthier a ctivity. 1■ W e w ant you to try Itexall O rderlies on our guarantee^ T h ey a re eaten like candy, sud sro particu larly Ideal fo r children. T h a y act dlroctly on the n erves' and ' muscles o f the bowels. T h e y have a neutral action on the oth­ er organa or glands. T h ey do not purgo o r cause auy inconvenience w h a t e v e r T h ey w ill positively overcom e chronic o r habitual constipation and the m y r­ iads o f associate o r dependant chronic ailments.' T r y Itexall O rd erlies,a t our risk. T w o sixes, 10c. and 25c. Bold only, a t our *t? re —T h e Itex a ll Store. The Florida Grower and. fruit grower*, /o r jPrwj trucker» ------ --— folk* who w*nt to know about Florid*. Weekly, ft.00 per year: monthly* 25c. Send 10c for * ten-issue trial aub- unMb ri^ Shoppy,, B r ig h t Ct$*W THE FLORIDA GROWER • 0 0 Florida Ave. - Tampa, FIs. "T h e FLORIDA G R O W E R * «! mailing cards fra « to all deslrini joost Florida on Post Card Day, 1"ke 15 T■ i f Lei: Us ;f^j*l■ ShLOW ."i_vV-* i| Y QUt ii x he : •■-% * 1 1 ghts — ■-— — -- - li Suburban r Property Near Saiifôrd Just ,a few lots left and they be bought for one-third their tual value, easy terms. 1o wait is but to lose, so come, look SHOES « ) . . B a p tis t! and Disciples should see tha absurdity o f Tfalm lug that only tha w a te r im m ersed 'W e m em bers o f the Church o f Christ, fo r thus, accord­ ing to th eir theory, they w ould be * y « t " r t o eternal tortu re as unsaved • £ o f th e ir Christian brethren w ho had not been Im mersed. Surely Bapnets and Disciples, therefore, m ay be expected to prom ptly and h ea rtily re­ pudiate these test fea tu res of th eir The Methodist Oread was next ex­ amined, It was commended for the prominence It gives to tho Lore of God and His forboorance with the misrepresentations of those who hon­ estly seek to be His children. The speaker asked the Methodist brethren 300 pair Men's high cut Patent Leather, Gun Metol and Tan Calf Shoesi$3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 values now reduced down to $ 2 .8 5. ,;v ‘T' . 400 pair Ladies' Patent Leather Oxford, ankle strap punipe $3.00 amid $330 values reduced down to $ 2 .8 5 . Good road to the Property, good Sr sidewalks through the Property! and good people living on the l\ 300 pair Ladies' Vici Kid, Black and Tan Oxfords $2.00 and $2.50 values reduced to $1.85. These Shoes must be removed by the 15th of ApriL Ladies’ and Gentlemen come early before your size is sold. So SHOE PARLOR 319 W . First S tre et * ft , Sanford. Florida , 9 i Improvement Company O ffice , F irst Street O pposite Postoflice Marks Real Estate Agency, Agents. �THE SANFORD IN SANFORD—Lite Number 35 The General Mews of “The Lanci *__1 of-Flowers. ' CULLED J/ROM TH E S TA TE PRESS Im ­ portant ttappenlnfs In the State's Domain.. On FYankUn street, Tam pa's chelf busi­ ness thoroughfare Tuesday afternoon, ^ósiah Richardson, one o f the best known real estate men in tho state, shot several times with a pistol at L. D. Geiger. also a well known real estate dealer. Oho of the shots took effect in Mr. Geiger's right foot., inflicting slight injuries, but the others went wild. That some o f the shots did n o t'strik e spectators is almost a miracle, as tire street was crowded. - Rear Adm iral Hutch Code, a Floridian, is one of the biggest men in the United States Navy today. H e won his place through sheer merit and deserves nil honors that have accorded him. County commissioners of Gadsden comily have decided that a new court house shall be erected at Quincy, to cost nbput $60,000, and the matter o f raising tho money to pay for It, by direct tax levy or by floating a bond issue, will be sub­ mitted t<£the people o f thp county at an early day. The Titusville Star tells o f the |>robuble establishment o f a steamship servico be­ tween Jacksonville and Miami, by tire inside routed *" Lee county is being Urged by- tho Fort Myers Press to bold n fair next season. •It should by oil means, and the sjiowing would be attractive enough to draw a largò crowd from all parts of the state. The Palatka News has brought forth Dr. E. S. Crill o f Palutka and Hon. Fred T. Myers uf Tallahassee as strong guber­ natorial timber. NEW RECLINING CHAIR CARS Just Put In to S ervic e on t h e A tlan tic Coast Line These cars are equipped with all metal trucks, steel wheels, and heavy steel underframes fitted with friction drnft gcur and heavy buffing device to prevent shock. Ttie air brakes are the Intest im ­ proved apparatus o f the Wcsilnghous Air Brake Company known as the High Speed Brake, The cars are sixty feet In length, and have a handsome exterior appearance; the gothic windows being arranged' to give the effect o f a Pullman parlor car. The interior finish is mahogany with u delicate line inlay and tasteful parquetry over the piers bet ween t the windows, in addition to the double floor there is a deafening floor provided to reduce the noise o f the car when in motion. The floor covering is o f Wilton Brussels. The seats are the latest design .„of reclining cliaira upholstered in green frieze plush. The window sash are double to uvold drafts and to exclude dust and smoke. The cars are provided witli ample ruck for hand baggage. The lighting is especialt ly brilliant being the intes^ fortii o f Pintsch mantle lamp with corona shades, which produce (ho softest diffusion there­ of. There are two women's retiring cditiparintents, one a' toilet r (Oom equipped with two large mirrors, and dresser, and white porcelain waahstautia witli running water; the oilier is provided tAtli sanitary convenience flushed with water, the same as Pullman cars. In the other end of the cor is a large smoking compartment. In one corner o f whicli it a white porcelain with running water. There Is also a men's saloon with a sanitary convenience as iescrlbotl'n b over“ Special attention has been giveu to to ventilation by,means o f roof ventilators which automatically change the air in the car and keep it fresh and pleasant. Tito heating is what is known as the Vapor System which is so arranged us to prevent the overheating o f the car and affords n mild pleasant temperature. Special care has been exercised In the design or the springs and tho cars ride as softly as a Pullman car. *•• * Tom Johnson Dies April 10.— Tom L. Johnson, twice con­ gressman fr o m -t he T wenty-brat Ohio district, four times mayor of Cleveland,_ champion o f »-cent street railway fores and prominent odvocate o f the single tax theories o f the late Henry George, died in ids apartments at 8:45 o'clock Monday uight after a long illness. Death was caused by drrosis o f the liver. He was 67 yean old. Worth Living SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. APRIL 14. 1911 ALL AROUND FLORIDA An Epitome of the Week's Most is IMPORTANT NOTICE A LINE ABOUT SANFORD v o lu m e III HOSPITAL E0R SANE0RD NEWS OF THE WORLD Citizens of Sanford Should Not Be Mis­ Assured by Activity of Ladles and Genled In Signing Petition KansasrMan W rites About This 'croslty or Holden {teal Estate Co. Items of Interest Gleaned From A petition circulated by tlte promoters of the town of Sunfortj Heights, usking tho members o f the legislature to delay action upon tho Sanford charter bill if the matter can be left to popular vote. They are asking residents o f the present City of Sanford to sign this and arc securing signatures. * It is solely for the purpose o f defeating, not so much the present charter bill, but to prevent the annexation of tfic outside territory at any cost. If a popular election upon the question o f annexation of terri­ tory was tlcsircd, this could be had with­ in twenty days; because, under the election lows o f Sanford, the rail for an election need only be advertised for two weeks. The very fact that lids petition is being carried around by the leaders in the' San­ ford Heights movement is an absolutely good reason why no resident ol the city of Sanford should sign it. I t . is only meant to prevent the ^annexation of territory. A meeting is pilled by the Commercial Club to be held next Wednesday night for the public discussion of this charter bill and its concomttant- m easure«-now pending before the legislature, and if the persons circulating ibis i>etition were not bent on mischief, they could ut least await the result of n public discussion. To the People o f S an ford ' The undersigned officials of the town of Goldsboro, and representing Its citizens, appeal to the citizens of the city of San­ ford for aid nnd syinimlliy in protecting our town from spoliation or destruction us the result of a .plan on the part o f your City officials to procure from the present legislature an amended charter, whereby the corporate limits will be so extended ns to include the town of Goldsboro and thus destroy our corporate existence. ' This town was duly incorporated about twenty years ago and it has ever since regularly maintained Its official corporate existence, performing uil the duties of a municipality. , Wa.liuvo always been and we arc now pcuccnMe; orderly and law abiding community. W e appealed to your coun­ cil, protesting against ..the promised action so fur as ¡1 ofTected the interests of this town but bur up|>cul was unheeded. We now apponl to you. citizens o f Sanford, for your help in this matter. We ore proud of the prosperity and development of your city; but it is no good reason that, because* you are big, you should swallow up our town just because we ure little. There can be- no just charge brought against us to justify the abolishment or overthrow o f our corporate existence. If It Is done in the w ay proposed it will lie an Instance o f the .tyrannical use eF ■night, of power, and because we ure few and feeble. Surely you will not justify tind uphold such a proceedlngf We have acquired some properly as a town. W e own our own house, school ami tidier corjxjrate property. Wo feel il pride In our town organization and earnestly wish to preserve i t . . To swullow us up in the certiorate ijnyts o f Sanford will add very little to'Suiiffir^'u'ml take a great deal from us, ;T t will impose U|xm us a part of the burden of^yuur bonded and other Indebtedness ahjl add heavily to uur burden of taxaiitinrjvhile we reap no material beiicflt. (hereby. We shall make our appeal to the legislature in tins be­ half and beg that you, tho justice loving citizens o f Sanford, will givo us such sup­ port us you can and we shall be ever grateful to you. G. W. Bknton. President Gouncil -M rD . Bett.swr. Mayor Goldsboro 35-4tc T. T. Gkckn .T o n Clerk. Expenses Congnismbh Clark o f Florida dropped a small bomb among hip colleagues ja tins bouse on Monday w h y f he Introduced a resolution the effect o f tyhlch was to cut off the pay roil a large number o f useless employes and to save tho government about »50,000 n year. No sooner hod the object of the resolution been stated than members flocked to. tho clerk's desk to see for themselves who was tu b e hurt if it passed. Almost imm ediately there was objection frem-Chaiumui..Ufldtnyfiail o f tho ways and mdans committee. Mr. Clark claimed the resolution was privileged. Representative Underwood, o f Alabama, the majority floor leader, Insisted it wasn’t. Speuker Clark took Mr. Underwood's view and sustained a point o f order against the resolution referring to the committee on accounts for oootfd« Section of State OUR REAL ESTATE MEN PRAISED Short History Of Sanford That Gives Few Salient Facts On The Situation The Sterling (K an sas) Bulletin gives following interesting account o f a t r ip to Florida that included Sanford: , Still pushing southward, we camo. to Sanford. A t the. depot a big sign an­ nounces "The Celery City’*. This one vegetable has made Sanfprd famous« and in order to impress tho passing visitor, a stand along the train platform contains bunches of- this succulent wljlte vegetable, it Is ice cold und fs flanked with dishes of salt. It is free to every one who wishes to. sample it. nn<T the passengers who have been riding through the sandy pine forests and sweltering in stuffy cars lose no time in "fallin g to." A brighteyed- young lady presides and answers all questions. A ’ sign reads, "A sk Solly Ray; shfrknowa:V* Sally's smiles are de­ livered impartially, but the honey of her words ure for Sanford alone. The city is too tempting to pass by, it is situated ot tho bead o f navigation of the St. John river, w hldi rises in the southern part of the -state and flows "northward'* for over ono hundred miles, parallelling the Atlantic coast line. ‘Sten’mcrs load at SanTonTimcJ Jfcllvcr their cargoes*- ir f'D n lilm w e r 'N e w York and Boston. In addition, two railrtmds con­ test for the products of the soil. Sanford lias, without cfTort, what Kansas City is spending a million and a half to* obtain— water transportation ami freight rates bused upon the lowest boat charges. Everywhere around Sanford are celery gardens of one, two und three acres, it was going to market by the train load.' The side tracks were filled witli refriger­ ator cars. Men, women and diildron were pulling and packing it. Whites, blacks und chocolates were busy. It Is packed In crates— 125 stalks to a crate. It sells delivered ut the curs for »1.25 pur crato. As high as u thousand crates to the acre are raised in good yenrt. Sometimes the price has been S 1.CO to »2.00 per crate. The stories of big profits in the Industry ure built around the returns on these good years. 'But tills section has tiie celery mania, and the. visitor has to givo ids w ife Ids jiocket book and stuff Ids ears witli cotton to keep from being encfilinted by liy! song of the piren. Gross returns o f »10(10 to »2000 per acre sounds mighty big. A number of Kansas people have settled around Sanford, Wichita contribut­ ing n large number of these. A land company operating in that city bus directed one of the many streanis of home seekers. * The rcfll estate dealer reully deserves mure praise than lie gencraly receives. While working for jvolits, be sings o f thi^ country's good points. He is like the sweet voiced mocking bird heard in every treetop in Florida. In Ids repertoire, be has gathered the best o f every tale lie bus lu-ard o f tiie country's products, of ils fruits und flowers, o f Its climate and soil und water, und of the success of the farmer and vegetable grower. His song is always joyous._ In the morning be greets the home-seekers with a cordial welcome and ut noontide rests w ith him in tho cooling shade. A t evening ne soothes the wearied traveler witli a lullaby as soft and sweet as tiie nlgbt-ia-gale's call (u ils mate. Without the real estate utan. Florida would still be an unknown land to thousands wlio have learned to appreciate its delightful winter clim ate and its wonderful resources. In every town the Observer visited In Florida it was the real estate man who was his best friend. Ids guide and coun­ selor. In some places we were told, that land companies were selling white sand and blue sky, or swamps and lakes, but every .pnwpotitlon w e saw bad some good points. In one case an enthusiastic real estate man declared, "This climate la worth »500 an acre". Believing this, be did not hesitate to ask »50 an acre for as poor a place of soli as the sandy bed of the Arkansas river. The land hi* inter 1ms his faults, but be Is helping tu till up the Florida peninsula. A t Sanford as well as other points in Florida, artesian water is found at -a depth o f 75 to 150 feet. This enables every o m i to have an irrigation on his own place. W ater awl sunshine are two • The ladies o f Sanford (God bless them) have formed a temporary Hospital Asso­ ciation to provide for emergency cases, either ol accident, Injury or rillness. They have collected between four and five hundred dollars in cash. Tiie Hohjgn Real Estate Company have given,'fíat a lot, but sufficient land for present and prospective needs, wiiich is to bo selected with the assistance o f n committee o f physicians nnd imm ediately deeded in trust for hospital purposes, pending (he permanent organization o f d ie ' Hospital Association. Tjic ladies arc preparing a plan to sub­ mit to a meeting bf tho association, soon to.U n called, to make a permanent orgun* ization, whçn actual work w ill be begun. Who will be members o f the organization and participare in the organlzationf Ev­ erybody Is invited und should bccoma members. a Tiie membership fee is one dollar and everybody in Sanford and the celery d elta ' east and west, should join, as well as our friends and visiturs. A t least n thousand names should he enrolled In the next ten rlays^prior tu the meeting. This would insure one wing o f the building. In ad­ dition to tho regular .members paying one dollar it is expected thfktonc hundred names will be secured wlio will pay omj dollar per month tu the support o f the hos­ pital. It wil) bo remembered that most o f the patrons will be willing and abbs to pay for the treatment received. W e have emcienrftüKgeons and piiysicidmTwhôziô doubt will take turn about in visiting the indigent and all w ill hnve a place to care for special cases. Citizens, this is a necessity. Tho loss of one valuable life from appendicitis or accident that a hospital could have saved would cost more tiian (lie hospital. What lome Is safe from iljo ncod or one. Is yoursT The ladies propose to call on e v ­ ery one, but do not wait tor be solicited. Send your dollar to Mrs. A . T. Rossettcr. secretary, or Mrs. G. H. Fcrnnld, treasurer, and a membership card will be mailed you. . . •\ Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING TH E WEEK Hefe the Readers Will Find n Brief Historical Spring Flowing For Hurried'Readers Judging by the increase Itf Chicago, S t Louis nnd other cities where 'municipal elections have been held recently, the socialists are gaining ground rapidly. In Chicago they polled 24,000- votes, whiah is double the number cast at the last election, and in S t Louis they.cast 1270, which was fifteen per cent o f the total. * Dr. IL Clark Hyde, who was. convicted after a sensational ¿ftal for murdering Col. Thomas II. Swope, the millionaire philanthropist, at Kansas City, has granted a new trial by the Missouri supreme court sitting jolJ efferson City. H yde has been in the county ja il at Kansas City nearly a year, following his sentence to life im ­ prisonment. ' It seegis that Chas. A. Compton o f St. Louis must bo married before October, 1011. I f he has no w ife beforh that time tie will forfeit an inheritance o f »23,00(1,. willed to him,by Ills grandfather, Richard Cortptbn. A Missouri young woman has proved that a wom an'» “ sphere" is d very elastic thing b)l going into the Helds and performing a man's work on her own * farm. She Is Miss Loretta Judsoii. twenty-four years did, o f Caddo, Webster County. An amendment which is like to bring the question of what tiie Christian Science religion Is, squarely before the courts. Is to bo made to' tho papers In tho suit brought in New Hampshire, by the sonand udopted son o f Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy against the executor o f her will and ofllcers i f tlm First Church o f Christ, Scientist, o f Boston! 1 Only fifty-four, bodies of the 128 victim s known to hnve perished in the Pratt City Coal Company's mlno, tiad been brought out up to Wednesday. Sixteen other bodies aro at the bollum o f - the pit and S ta te ttifoi 7 n a t(o n Bureau The development of the state o f Floridn will be brought to the surface at once. and the injury wrought our fair peninsula S tealin g Chickens at Oviedo * by mis-statements of uone too pa«ticulur Recent.hen-roqst robberies at Oviedo colonization companies, certainly merits have caused a little detective work to be the establishment of a stare bureau o f in­ done nnd it appears that the depredators formation muintuined at the expeuse of are not poor people at all, but a small the state und to bo free from every form gang o f sneak thieves belonging to tho o f political influence. "best fam ilies" uml tliut their work bus If a prospectus claims flowing, wctls been going on for several years, it began where flowing well ure not obtainable, -us "pillau parlies," which were thought of the bureau should have power to cause us boyish pranks, though the destruction (tie truth to be told or take such action o f fowls wits so wanton and wasteful as would lead to prosecution for using the that several gltlzcns suffered severely, mails 't o defraud: ' Advertisements and and in particular Cupt. Christiansen had prospectuses could he sent to the bureau to give up his large chicken ranch as a for endorsement would greatly add to the means o f livelihood. Tiie regular pillau value o f such publicity and in time uonparties were soon given up, but the endorsed untruthful, booklets Would cease young men have kept on making occato. be 'published. nluu id raids even to the present day. Ttie bureau. could furnish inormation Most o f tliein ure ufrnid^of being caught, regarding the whole * o f . Florida or any so the actual stealing« is usually done part of it a's asked for b)I. Northern pcoby two individuals, ono of wham keeps plc. -w. watch while tiie fuller hags the fowls. There are many other details that could It is ( 0 *1)0 hoped that by and by al 1 be worked out which would tend re free these young men will realize that steal­ the slate from much harmful publicity. ing is no longer an amusing prank after No better man comes to the Herohi's the thieves' hnJo arrived fll so-called mind than Percy J\ Vyle, the wall known years of discretion, and also that while a author editor of Jacksonville. '.JM r,V yle ik secret may be safe with one person, a known throughout (lie state both in- per­ second 1 usually makes it the property o f son and by reason o f ’ his numberless, eleven and a third one makes 111, when booklets for development companies and it cad hardly be called a secret at all. municipalities. Dy tiie nature o f bis business Mr. .Vylo F ire a t W in te r Garden is unpredjudlced and has no ax to grind '. A disastrous fire occurred at W inter about any aaotlom Ha .knows Florida Garden last Tuesday night. The* low is thoroughly anil stands well with all lijóse estimated at »15,000 to »20,000, with only_ wlio have the development of tiie State about $5,000 to »7,000 iiifurauce.. .Those at heart. Whoever takes charge, tiie Herald be-lieves that the establishment o f a bureau or similar institution by the State should be une o f the most important questions brought up at« Tallahassee, , wlio Iqse heavily by the fire are L. Miller, Dillard & Boyd, building and Undertaking parlors, Croft &. Jones, building and goods, Mrs. A . E , Jones, building, Roper’s meat market, Jr J. Vinlng, meat market, Griner Brothers, L.- D. Jones. W inter Garden Pharmacy, and two barber shops. It took o f tiie requisites for successful fanning. hard fighting to save tiie little city from — * Soil is the third necessity. . W hatever the entire destruction. Florida soil lacks In essdu laU , is supplied Sanford Hospital Association with fertilizers. It is fed regularly like a hog or steer being mude ready, for mar­ ket. No matter «rliut Is being grown— vegetable or fruit, “ the best results ~hre lauttM Cumui iMlsu hum jema »hew,.....¡— AddJtioual T a t Bay Ksoetpu H an £ 3 . . . . . . obtained by tiie use o f fertilizers. The Joe Carneree donarne Mar. 20..«........... M> I L F . Koblinoli. ,l- - " , " .................... Ì l i cost of these run from »20To"*r» 7 ’j "per Arum»mou» " * ff. 1_____ I___ I |j acre, but tiie farmer here says that is Bur» »«clavad from fifty member», only ton investm ent It brings sure re­ I r u U1U ordered paid.. turns. It is the long seasdn— practically Balance ou b a n d ................. 427.00 the whole year« which makes tilling ,the Mm , (ìw. IL Fonçai*, sod to profitable here. Tmaturar. �T i l t SAN fO RD hCBALD 2 >*>. ARE iTrh Clothes that Satisfy |OUR’E probably ready to look and buy. T h e purchase camt be fnuch Y o u have longer delayed if you are to don- spring attire on Easter. just one W h e n you com e here to look you’re g o in g to more <Jay. Y o u ’re go in g to see the highest standard o f Clothes Excellence ever reached. see Clothing for men and young m en that are really purchase-compelling. O ur line o f Tans, Browns, Grays, and Blues can not be equaled elsewhere. 1 * “Straws” for substitute. th e Su it P r i c e s ^ $ 1 0 to $ 3 0 vStraw are the ideal w arm Hats ■» *• • weather headgear and there is no T h ey Supply com fort for hot heads, and O u r Kind o f Straw H ats possess a.style which gives to the men who * - ■„ | • * wear them that spick-an d-span, _ * * * • clean cut, summertime appearaiice which you don ’t get in other makes. 50c Prices to $ 5 . 0 0 W S fflM F * * * W e have just received a shipment o f Easter Neckwear. W e can show you a^grand and glorious array o f the newest and most up-to-date patterns. ■ __ ___1._________:_____ CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A Budget of Opinion “ Just Between You and Me” . EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT for the many sickly looking and the very few rosy faoes one sees among the work­ ing girls today; They are slaves to the unnatural headgear and unnatural w ay of dressing. I f these girls could be question­ ed and would give (jonest answers many o f them would admit -that they endure untold agony from the torture o f dressing as they do. ’ ." . ynnr. F a cto r Tift hftr-ft, h natural life and dress station! There would be men eager to leave their for a little home o f their suitably to her too many young boarding houses own.” Window M E R R IE ALL M Y P IM P L E S G O N E ENG LAND 4 Qtrl T a ils H ow a Blotchy Skin W as Cleansed By s Sim ple W AIh. . Is the title of n book on Social. ism, contouring the uiuk-rlywi* principles and the most Impor­ tant objections. For. sale at # “ I was ashamed o f m y face,” w rites 4 The new city charter In n lengthy Miss M in nie Pickard o f Altam ahaw, document covering many features and N. C. " I t was ull fu ll o f pimples and 211 First Street. Price I(Ic In the main soems to tnoel with general scars, but a fter using D. D. D. P r e ­ approval. The main objection .to it is scription I can say that now there la the fact that it was sprung upon the no sign o f that Eczema, and that was 1 people too quick and gave them no UthO three years a g o ." -------- a ------D. D. D. has become so famous as for objections to any part o f i t I rather [• a cure and Instant re lie f In Eczem a V «#* * * like the idea of having the Chief o f Police, and a ll oth er aerlous . akin diseases, Clerk, Assessor and Treasurer and Col­ that Its value Is sometim es overlooked lector appointed by the Mayor and ap­ in clearin g up rash, pimples, black­ R A T E S A T proved by the council for these offices heads, and all other mlupr form s o f . ‘ should not be elective, The new city ■kin Impurities. T b s fact Is, that w h ile D. D. D. Is boundaries are rather large and opt to cause considerable discussion. Of course ao penetrating that- it strikes to the we oil want a better lake front .although vary root o f Eczema or any oth er seri­ ous trouble, tho soothing O il o f W inter- ! i •• ___ i a m ile o f it will do for the present and green,. T h ym ol and other Ingredients more than that is not needed. Other are so carefu lly compounded there ts Improvements contemplated/ will meet no wash fo r the skin made that enn ; j* Per D«y -t . •. $1 lo $1.50 with my<approval provided we have the compare w ith this great household * - $5 to $7 !> money with which to make then/. remedy fo r every kind o f kkln trouble. i : ‘Weely Rates v »; ■ i D: D. D. Is pleasant to use, p erfectly On the whole the new charter is all harmless to tbs most delicate skin, right even though it was sprung so quick­ and absolutely reliable. A 25-cent ly. bottle w ill g iv e you positive p roo f o f F R E E s ,-s s •the w onderful effectiveness o f this 4 The sewer in front o f. the Sanford great rem edy. • S w ln r t n g P o o l to B oarders ' • > House needs attention. It has noeded , L R . Philips & Co attention for the past ten years and yet “ A prominent law yer gave this Illustra­ tion: A few weeks ago his typewriter A Chlel Is A m o n g Y o T a k in g N o te s was to leave on a long vacation. She •ltd r s lt h . He’ ll P ren t ’ e m ” - . was a girl o f . gesled good qualities, of • !' • S o S a y s S au n terer. goed com mod sense and efficiency. He advertised for a substitute. Girls came O m W Cmvmpmmdtmtt M Tkt HtrmU. 4 Glrlal GlxUI To orm*l Prepare to de- one after another— freaks, as he described fend. ‘yourselves. A correspondent has them. One w om a n .tied enough false sent the following attack for publication: hair on her] head to supply six women, a hat larRe enough to serve os an umbrella, “ Where Is the young man o f moderate with sweeping plumei In great quantities. means In our d tle s today to find the girl She was laced into an unnatural shape that be can afford to marry— one that and wore a very transparent waist o f w ill be a true companion and help to IdmT flimsy quality, held in by a belt with a W hat training In domestic Ife— In making buckle large enough for a door knob. A a homo does the average girl receive? large chain o f beads hung from her neck What lessons does she learn In economy far below her waist, with a silver heart as and sensible care o f herself? Observe lha the climax. Resting on one foot after girls that are e m p l o y e d s h o p s , stores the other from the pressure o f the high, and offices. Let us begin with the hat. wooden French heel, she ottered her la most cases an outlandish shape, either vices t o ' the lawyer. The others that huge above the head or huge down upon presented themselves were as unfittingly i t N e tt the hair, first the r a t a mon­ gowned for office work or were frivolous strosity In Itself ( a dirt and germ catcher), in their demesnor. So a young man was then the false halrabove it in such great there has never been an effort made to employed. quantities th f t one can hardly be sure do more-than place a few boards over The lawyer's experience is not an '1st? that the wearer has any hair o f her own. the sewer which effectually screens the U ted case. The average girl employed Ur The smaller the pay the cheaper- the opening but does not dispell the rich, hair and headgear. Altogether a disgust­ shop, store or office, does n o t . know hdw. rare and delicate ordor emanating there­ ing sight upon a young girl’s bead. The to dress for her work, either sp as to ap­ from. Just « o w the sew age question better paid girt has better hair, a better pear .well, to - take proper ‘ care o f her should be carefully looked into for the h a t but also a monstrosity and in any health and strength, or to use her wages summer months are approaching. to best advantage. One wonders why event an unnecessary expense, a s .« ' — la-how m a n y cases, too, do the girls o f the mothers, do -noc tasch them better! today go to their work in flimsy, trans­ one wonders, too, why more employers do 4 A community tom by dissensions, rent parent lingerie waists. To be sure they not require their girl employes to dispense assunder by strife and contention— the are all imitations o f the real thing, but with fantastic headgear and to dress sen­ people always ready to fly at each other's even so the most unsuitable garment for sibly. O f course, there are exceptions throats on account o f r i v a l r y 'i S l 'pstty girls a t work on small pay. They are and the exceptions are the only hope for jealousies—can never hope to succeed. m lled In a day and so useless laundry Is the young men o f moderate means who The universal brotherhood o f man is con­ stantly deferred and the end o f tim e will required; they wear out In a few .weeks longs for a borne and a true helpmate. appekr before this great desideratum can and h iv e to be replaced at further need“ Where is the girt who took pride in be brought about, unless man shall be less expanse. A n d then the body Is brushing her hair back arranging it ao as brought to the realization o f this, bis cramped loto s close-fitting corset which best to suit her facet The girt who used dominant, weakness. Let him inquire. makes life a burden and a torture when to walk in common sense shoes, with “ Who is m y neighbor?" one must stand or sit at a desk all day. n est wash dresses in the summer and “ A n d lastly (he shoes; U H iTiSieg.'nor Hf Tirar wootrrr rirrssrs i n - t h e -witHet? tended to wptk on, and high heels not In­ Where are the mothers who watched Don't knock. Help yourself along by tended to on. t^slr girts and brought them up to be becoming popular, and push your friends A ll these things a working girl feels she healthy first, then to be - useful so they with you. I u very easy. Be a good fellow lias to wear; so she keeps up the ex­ m a y fit In wall in whatever calling? It and soon you'll h ave a procession o f panse and the pressure until too often she was such mothers a n d ' such girls that followers. No man ever helped himself become# worn out In body long before helped to make a ¡great country for tbs knocking other people down In business she has developed Into full womanhood. poor man. Would that the girl o f today and character. might lay aside all artificial thing*, lead — Tut SAUKTOUp. This accounts in large, measure, at S U M M E R BYE-LO HOTEL C. i «• : •:< / * Th# W . R O S E, »« — I — , ■ L i t t l e R a s i E s ta te SANFORD Csrmtr a l s o P ro p . -U Man FLORIDA r •- M .jo .lu A t u u .»»A 1 v Sanford Library t AND A , PROPHET * or the son of a prophet are not re'uired to predict that farm lands in range County will never cost less. Desirable cheap government landhas decreased sa rapidly the past few years that improved farming land in tills section“ Tfuve"Teir'Tlie law of supply and demand and ure rapidly increasing In value. Don’t delay. iy. See us today. 8 N. H. GARNER Sanford, Florida '? Free Reading Room j ROOM 20 ; Upstairs, Pico Block Open Tuesdays 4 to 0 p.ni. AND , Saturdays 4 to 9 p. mS tra n g e rs W e lc o m e | �April -W. IP» - Work of Clearing has Actually Begun on the Property of the SANFORD LAND DEVELOPMENT CO Employing this labor helps every merchant and business man in Sanford at Sahford - It will inspire confidence in the future - - Improving our 1*000 aor^ tract helps the entire situation It strengthens prices of property and products people here who immediately become .consumers, and furnishes business for our merchants and mechanics more thousand dollars worth of our securities to our home people. has the loyal support of home business menv . .s - It will bring more - We want to sell a few Outside capital Will ^subscribe freely to an enterprise which . . . . . . Win You Become a-Member of a Corporation that will Help Your Business and the Entire Community? — __ * ■ * I Our Preferred Stoch pays 7 per cent dividends from the start. free and that will in time pay more than the Preferred Stock. #r m * In addition wtjgivc a bonus ^>f 25 per cent of Com m on Stock ... . .. . . . . „ . . . . ; Below is^ a Copy of our Stock Certificate XT I N u m berlT . . .............. .. 4 * SANFORD PREFERRED 1 » 4 C O M A K E S . . '. , ... ' ................. .. LAND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY COMMON * 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 * 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Full Paid and N on-A*a*ayabl* HIS CERTIFIES TH AT P referred Shares o f the C apital S tock o f the transferable only on the books o f the Com pany, in person ■X* or by attorney, * - properly endorsed. . _ upon surrender, o f this * ______ ._______ * . certificate ’ _____________________ —--------------- — ‘ A ll Preferred Slock inued ihall be entitled, out qf the »et.eirninfi of the corporation, to ■ preferred, cumulative dividend, at the rate of Seven per cent per annum, payable •emi annually in January and July in each year, before any dividend ihall be aet aaide or paid on Common Stock. . J The holder a of Preferred Stock ihall, in caae of liquidation or dfuoluliqji of the coipoialion. be entitled to be paid in full, both the principal of their aharea and the accrued dividende, before any amount «ball be paid to the boldera of Common Stock. A ll Preferred Stock ihall be convertible at par, lofelher with accrued dividend!, into the land# or property of the corporation, on and after one year from the date of Uetie; and the owner of (hie Certificate, at hla option, may autremler the aatne, and in payment therefor, «elect e aufficient amount of eny of the lindi or property of the corporation at ill maiket value, which land or property ihall be tramferred to the holder hereof by a food and aufficient conveyance. The boldera of Preferred Stock ihall not be entitled to vote aaid Preferred Stock in any election of Direct ora. or fot the manafement of the corporation. • . In W itness W h e re o f the Sanford Land Developm ent C om pany has caused this Certificate to be signed by its • # * , . President, and the Seal o f the corporation affixed and attested by its Secretary at Sanford, Florid a, th is ........................... Secretary Precide nt This is not a donation. It is an investment. One which will pay ybu a fair dividend from the start and in addition will help build our city. Now is the tipie we need your assistance. When our representative calls have him explain the whole plan fully. If one of our representatives does not call on you within a few days drop us a card and ask fpr information. ‘ ~ Bank Building Sanford Florida �I M I Years in the Real Estate Business aven’t “Skinned” Enough Buyers to Retire yet MARKS A Few BARGAINS Left That there should be two bridges built over this road and matter laid over until next meeting. V : Im portant M atters Come Be fore County Commissioner BRIDGE ACROSS STJOHNS RIVER C. 11. Hoffner appeared before the board in behalf o f a public road at Pine Castle. Upon presentation o f the subject It was ordered that, the county donate $100 toward opening the road if the right o f w a y is obtained by the petitioners. The tax assessor appeared before the board, asking that the county purchase a Vetusta and O range W ill Co o p e ra te book typewriter for the assessor's office. On O ite e n B rid ge—G eneva Upon motion It wsa ordered that the ' M a t t e r Laid O ver derk purchase the machine. Board o f county commissioners met J. H. Sadler appeared before the board last Tuesday, April, 4th. Present Chair­ in reference to building a road In the man Overstreet, Commissioners Brown, neighborhood o f Oakland; the persons Woodruff, Dillard, Murrill. Interested being willing to pay for the Minutes o f thè previous meeting were work If the county w ill have the work read, approved and signed. doiie by the road gang. No action taken. Boods o f the following os Notaries Surveyor Fries submitted the plat o f Public were approved: the .public d a y road In N E K o f Sec. 8. Ttaos. K. Bates, sureties: A . E, Y o w d l Tp. 20 S, R. 27 E, near Tangerine. Upon and J. D. Roberts. Eugene B. Bn ylky moUon It was ordered that the said plr.t sureties: R. H. W right and W. R. Palmer. be put on the road plat book, A lice M. Palmer sureties/ T. H. Evans PeUtion o f J. 1L Mooney. J. H. Sadler and E. G. Duckworth. et a), to open a public road in the v ld o flhastw P, Hull. Justice o f the Peace, Ity o f Oakland ami Klllarney to (be Lake sureties: Jno. Keen and P. M. Shanlbarcounty line fn d strew ilio same received. Forniture, Stoves and Household Goods See Our Line Before You Buy * ‘ • - ' -• , * , * , Refrigerators Ice Boxes r r . Water Coolers Porch Rockers and Chairs > î - . _ **' * ^ W . W . A B E R N A TH Y , M gr ‘ 0 Sanford Florida IN S T / The following were granted license to John G. Lanier sOretles: Chas L Hatch ond A , L Hatch, L W . Nettles sureties: J, J. Cox and J. G. Lanier. The reports o f the following County officers were received, rest} and filed: SupL o f Co, home, treasurer, pay roll road carafe SupL o f roads and bridges, report o f licenses, sheriff, sheriff to state auditor, polls collected, pay roll o f state witness cot^nty physician and auditor’s state­ ment. Communication o f CL Warfield recleved Communication o f J. M. Sellers and W. T. Champneyi requesting release from J. B. Sibley's bond recleved. Mr. Sibley to be notified. The terms of J. 0 . Fries' proposition in respect to furnishing maps o f rite county ware accepted. Communication from Wm. G. Aldridge received; subject matter referred to Com­ missioner Woodruff. . Communication o f Mrs. E, E. Adam s received, the subject matter laid over until the next meeting. . . The appliestlon o f Mrs. Nancy E, Farnell, widow o f A . P, Farnell, for a pension was approved and forward to Comtroller. Petition o f L. Miller, R. W. Duhaway et ah, to grant a $0 ft, road between W ioter Garden and Ocoee, Increasing the width o f the present road 20 feet in order to have d a y on oner:tid e o f the road .and sand on the other, recleved and laid bver until next meeting. Mrs. Burdette appeared before the board In reference tq reduction o f the assess­ ment on Lot 4, Block 30, KUarncy. Upon motion the collector was Instructed to collect the] taxes On an assessment o f $10.00 and account for the chnngi^ln his final assessment. * ,\ Y T. W, Lawton representing the Oviedo board o f trade appeared before ths board In reference to the condition o f the roads In the vicinity o f Oviedo tho request wlU be complied with as soon as practicable.^ LeKoy B. Giles appeared before the* board la behalf of the Hungerford Indus;' trial School at .ESnepvllle In regard to ta x deeds and tax certificates on the lands used for school purposes. Business la id over until the next meeting. N, P. Y o w ell appeared before the board In behalf of the A nn ie Coleman Chapter of the daughters o f the confedmcy and Com m end Rev. Klrklarid The following resolutions commending Rev, Kirkland wetfcodopted by the First Congregation Church o f Tampa on Sun­ day: *• • Whereas, our pastor, Rev. .Robert Lee Kirkland, during his pastorate o f little more than a year, has been eminently successful In his work. Increasing the at­ tendance In church and Sunday school. Im proving the finances nnd enhancing those spiritual values which make -for unity, peabe and' lovo, and promises a great and continued blessing upon the churcn, and •' Whereas, In (he midst o f this excellent work on attack has been made upon him, colcutsted t o . destroy bis character nnd usefulness, both in nis pulpit and among the churches and bis brethren in the min­ istry— an attack the Injustice and cruelty o f w hich'w e have no language to fitly characterize, maliciously made public, in order to rob him o f his ministerial char­ acter,, o f his m e a n s-o f living and his good name, more precious than rubies; an attack which has overwhelmed him and hls estimable w ife with grief, prostrated him physically and seriously threatened hls henjrti; now, therefore, be it Upon motion It was ordered that the it^ m ey o f the board communicate with bounty in reference ty The passage o f the l^ w ¿ ik in g for an Increase o f the road mitysige to lo mills, asking them to urge d ie passage o f the same, There being no further business, the accounts were examined, warrant» ordered drawn in favor o f same board adjourned u> nexdregnlar session. - Hie Easter Bazaar The ladies o f the Presbyterian church w ill have a bazaar and social at the Heraid-'building on Saturday. A ll the deli­ cacies o f the season on sale. A chance to:get your Sunday dinner. "Cake and ioe cream served. Resolved, that wc, the members o f this church and congregation, finning after thorough investigation that,-’charges ' are groundless, declare our abhorrence o f this attack; that w e extend to our pastor our heartfelt sympathy In this trial and assure him o f our entire confidence in hls min­ isterial and Christian character, and we w ill continue as In the past to. give him our love and confidence our hearty sup­ port and co-operation and w ill prqiy that the Great.Head o f the church m ay give him a double portion o f his S p irirto 'sus­ tain ond comfort him in this persecution. Resolved, that a oopy o f this resolution be given to the newspapers o f tills d ty , the general conference o f Congregational churches o f Florida, the South Florida As-' sociation, the secretary o f the, Congrega­ tional Home Missionary Society, and Its superintendent fo j Florida, and also be spread upon the records o f the church. . IW M M Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Beans Tomatoes,' Cantaloupes, 'Potatoes jp \ Send fo r ou r b o o k le t. FLORIDA VEGETABLES. Jt contains 01 r c c tlo n s Tor ra isin g all th e principal p ro d u cts o f th e S tate. *:.irc tally re vised and b rou gh t up t o d o te by o u r m o s t suoaessfui .rumers. No pu blication o n th is su bject c o n ta in s such p ra c tic a l a m l re All g a rd en ers should h ave itj fr o m th e o w n e r o f th e s m a ll home ga rd en t o th e la rg e s t shipper. In It w ill b e found th e special mi M fo rm u la s th a t h ave been c o n s tru c te d by c a re fu l study o i,a c tu a l field re s u lts .' T h ey o re Invaluable, b ein g p e r fe c tly balanced .utd fr o m th e RIGHT SOURCES. Get th e BEST and m ake MONEY, 5» Jw; C a ll o n o u r L o c a l R o p r o a o n t a t lv o R . C . M a x w e l l scripttoa. It is a costly experiment to finish your floors without knowi^t/what kind of rm? Ish you are using. //If may m e a n sours, cracks and unsightly white streaks and the need of .refinishing in a fe w weeks. You take no chances with Elaatica Floor Finish—you don’t d efen d on k. Lkc. tho mero assertion that it is righ t. Let us prove this to your thorough satisfaction ¿¿/«wyou'buy. Forty years have been spent in perfecting the special method of the ?ocAsM preparation of the oil and | other materials in its comja posifioh. r ¥f*A u A / tM — VSf ■ i f J L a ( 3 R w 1 fs v u v s itv F IN IS H • * ’ * * ^ “ Doesn’t Need Constant Care T ile object bos been to produce n floor finish which would outlast A finish that would «11 others........... -™ hold Its lustre—a finish so tough -,hat uolhinc would mar it |lu heels, nor chairs, nor casters. A finish that doesn't need the care nnd retouching required by other kinds. A w aterproof finish which w ater w o n 't turn w h ite,- .. T h e result is E lastic« F lo o r Finisjr. T h ere is no other finish— wax or v *r »is h —which to thoroughly fulfills all requirements. F o r S ale b y ^The FLORIDA GROWER peered before the board In reference to the bridge across Lake Jessup; the com­ m ittee appointed, M a s « . Woodruff, Bran­ ham and Brown reported as follows: 'o rio l jf5u can get your chipped beef and ham cut on an Am erican slicing machine at W . W. Long’s market. l)» - t f Best grade Butterene at Long's grocery. T r y It while butter U high. 2$-tf By the Depot Oocoa L o n g Bar Soap just received at W, W. Long’s store. 33-\f 2i ifIS \ ' Fot (rucken and blilt 2 ‘ ¡J ^ '. The Secret o f Beautiful ' (ft F lo o rs " The Florida Grower : . ¡J- o r a d d ress Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., JACKSOMVIUE, FLORIDA ¡J’ �“vri-*—7 ^ 1 * 7 ; m r X ii ■ , .f w ? -' m p April U, IO» THt SANFORD HERALD AREMARKABLE SERMON A Great Crowd at Royal Albert Hall, London. _ _ Pastor Russell's Discourse on the True Church, Past, Present and Future. W London, April 0.— A ga in Pastor Bus­ sell had a most tclllgent and tlvo a n d I on ce. a m o n g s t whom w oro ninny m inis­ ters o f all denom i­ nations. Q ls text was, 'TA a Church of the F iritb orni vhote names are ö w T has- ever recognised^ Babylon S IM P LE , C H EA P ROAD R O L L E R w ithout it w ou ld not be In any.-sens« o f the word recognized, and. as rood T H A T AN YB O D Y CAN M AKE as tbo “ overcom ors" shall have escaped from Babylon. Babylon «*111 come In re­ B e lls r 8 h * ll F ille d W ith C oncrete e t membrance before God that H e m ay g iv e her the cup o f the w ine o f 'I l i a . Coat o f $50. wrath, and suddenly In one hour her fall will occur (Ttevelfction xvl, 10). T o A most excellen t road roller can bo the true Ohureb tbo Lord all alon g In made by any one,and t o cheaply thnt ttmnted that their oneness Is as mem cost w ill not b e . o f any conaebent o f Christ, and not In ^arthly oi \ ‘ rq u o n cc. gnulzatlons. Furchaao a boiler shell fo u t'fe e t six Inches long and three fe e t ntno Inches In diameter. Bet it % s fup on end, put a. sh aft In tbo pen t«* and fill tho febell w ith concrete. D t/A C * * y v M. S M I T H M ake a fram e like Humor and Philosophy which rocognlzes tbo Tell n lot o f things about a allow s each lndlvidt7idghi(|ay'|£viiMHj 'm a y by tho wny he conducts him self o f the finer^ugp^jbH ’w ^ T iu n e ns his In ii fjo w d . — SPlritqal doW reDfTWn* w in perm it, fin 'T fiiT w b rlil Is but n Heeling show pre­ that broad .bakls o f Christian uninn tho early Christians w ero ono and repro- sented In order that each player may * bated, any division. Bt. Paul rebuked make n piny fo r tjit> star part. those w ho aald, I am o f Paul; I nm o f Tha/Praaant. Apollos; 1 am o f Peter. A s only Christ Tho past is Bonelbtyontl recall. died fo r a » o f us, ho nlono must ho Far In advance tho future Ilea. recognized as our Savior, A s H o Is tho W i have tha prdaenl; that la all. Bo lot ua graaii It e’ er It 11Ira, - H e a d t h e C liniTh flrrd~m ó'~ónly' H ead. H e only must ho recognized. As „Enjoy It n* we feo nlomc Anti crowd It with the thing* Hint pay, alt yo are brethren, so the class distinc­ Mix In u share 6f injrth anti sons tion as betw een clergy and laity must Anti inako the'moat o f each today. ", I * ' •|i ** 1* - be abrogated thnt wo all may be ono W o cun but tlwall upon the past. Cburcb w ith pno faith,on e Ix>rd nud ono And of the future wo con dream. baptlam andoncG odand F n th ero vcr nil. But |o the present, hard and fn*t. ‘ W e con apply out;, pounds •of stenm "Babylon the Grast, tha Mother of And make Jt count its down the tine H a rlo t«." It passes, laavlng naught behind fiavo rccutds ihut for years will shine H o w the divided Church with clash­ Or be a mlllitone on the mind. ing creeds appears to tho A lm igh ty. Ho tells uS, callin g us Babylon—which sig ­ I f there la anything In life Worth living It Is now nqd her*. nifies confusion. And -who can ddny Bo let us mingle In the strife tho appropriateness o f tho name? In And. make of each a banner year. times post,Catholics have applied tills No*us» to think how. thlnse would hum Could *ve Ilya yeaterday once more usino to the Proteutunt sects, and tho Or plan for days that are to come. Protestants In turn havu applied It to A brilliant nnd enchanted score. the Church o f Homo. B u t when wo Till* hour, this moment, Is the one coinè tò exam ine tho Scriptures on tho • In which U* life and move and tlilnV, Subject they seem to Include n jl- tlio Admire tho -rnfnbow or the buii, * Church o f Homo belug represented as Enjoy the thing* wo eat and drink. tho M other Church and tho various Bo hit It up. und till It ,lLl«h, With word and sm!1e/and play and act. Protestan t Churches as her Daughters. Wo live It ouco In iwu^lng by, T h e charge o f hnrlotry which the Lord Bn let u* live It for a fact. ■ makes against M other nnd Daughters must be acknowledged, although with Expla jned. some this harlotry, tins been m ore open !*"I 'W on der w h y bis bead Is BO_ennlly nnd pronounced than with others. tu rn ed ?” -* \\ Spiritual h arlotry represents tho con­ “ That 1» easily ne«i\." dition In which the espoused o f the ‘‘Perlinpa you tun explain It." Lord Lecotnca ntllllnted w ith and Joined "1 ran. v l t »wing* .on Ihe pivot to the world. Th o Church of Homo be­ ni'lllshnesH untl la hlwnys freely' lubri­ cam e ntllllnted w ith o r united to tho cated with vunlly and self conceit." civil governm ent o f Boato and when tho --------------------* * \ Homan Em pirò w ent to pieces alio en­ K e p t I t D a rk . tered Into-.covenant relationship with *TIo saved a wliolo ship load from various, divisions o f tho c ivil govern ­ drowulitff-years ago, and ho great fuas ment, and noniov o f these-param ours was made uhout It.” She still has, w hile others have loft "Ho la ii hero of the old Hcboot." her. France Is gone, Portu gal also, rind “ W hat I h ttiu difference?" Italy. Bpaln Is m oody; AuHtrin-Uuu."H o doesn't carry u press ugeirt." gary la h er c h ie f rellnnco a t tho pres­ ent time. 'She la w ell treated In A m er­ Length pf Tima. ica, hut not Joined to tho American "Do you tuauuge to keep U domestic Government. Bho Is w ell entertained s u d .given every llb ir ty In Germany lo o g rr; “TOJi, no; iiot long." and by m any In G reat Britain, but theao countries are not her paramours.. ■ “ About ,!ft»w long?” “ tWlitriiMy long'enough to BOO how "iinijeniMi long' on< Th e Greek Church U uniteti to tho' doea Iter hair on Bunduy." Huaalan G overnm ent; tho Church* o f b#U<>< England to the British G overn m en t T h e P e ssim ist. ■* * . Th e Lutheran Church Is Joined to s ev­ “ Look pleaHant!" eral European governm ents. Others o f "J.ook pleasant?*' our Protestant Churches, having no op­ “ Yes. It doesn't hurt jflu a n yr d o «s portunity fo r affiliation w ith .earthly governm ents, havo becopio united, to it? ” "M an, It Is such bard w ork that U w orldly systems, w orld ly organizations o f their own, In which, ss a rulo, takes all tbo life out o f m e." woalth, mammon, sits a t-th e bead o f Th« LimlL the table." " L ik e mother, like daugh­ "Good heaveusl” ters" Is an old saying, t Union o f th « On* T ru e Church. In a word, our Lord 's prayer w ill bo realized by tho ’ ‘overcom em ." T h ey _ w ill be on« w ith H im s e lf and w ith the Father, "ono Lord, ono Faith, ono t baptism, one God, tho Father.” But os fo r ‘ tho nom inal systems their fu ­ tura w ill bo destruction ss systems, though m any o f G od's dear people In them, fa llin g to overcom e, w ill bo "saved so ae by A re" to a groat timo o f trouble w ith w hich this ago w ill terminata a n d tho now ago o f tho Kingdom be ushered In (1 Oar. Ili, IB). You h ave m y plea, Christian B reth­ ren,- fo r the fu lfillm en t o f tbo M aster’s prayer In the union of "tha Church KhUtk if -the flerfy of ChrU if Cburch o f tho First-born, whoso names sis written In h eaven." T h is union w ill not noceskltate any reorganisa­ tion aa a new aoct or new Church. It } Church, « h f PJtf which ^temping, Embroidery Supplies, ~~ ----- , 'W liy w as Mara called the god o f “ B e c a u s e w ar m ars things,__I A ROAD H Formerly Manager o f Central Cafe - Everything P lr * t C l** * ianfôrd Building & Loan W ASTE. T h e a p p ro p ria tio n « mad« by th e d iffe re n t s ta te s {o r Im proved road« have bean * w a M $ d * v a ry la rg e e x ta n t. « 'H e w Y o rk o u t 050 m ilaa o f im vad h ig h w a y s , P a nnaylvanla p erhaps o n a -th lrd aa m uoh. A nd n a lth a r a ta ta n o r any o th e r eo f a r ae w e 'k n o w hae m ade p ro p e r * * p ro v is io n fo r th e ir m aintenance, ' ! H ere la 'w h e re , th e w a it * comae In. M ore m illio n s w ill be w a t t ­ ed unleea to m e p la n o f kesptng •ta te ro a d * In re p a ir la p u t In to o p e ra tio n to o n . No sends In b u ild in g c o s tly ro a d * and th e n le ttin g th e m *g o to pieces fa r th e w a n t o f a tte n tio n a t th e r ig h t tim e . ing Rent! Association M AKES OWn ' Yo IT E A S Y r I GEO. It. FERNALD U T P resid en t A. P. CONNELLY S ec'y & T ren i. Home (a Let Us Tell You About It !=t A S P H A LT FOR ROADS. win M ake E x c e lle n t B in d in g , 8sys >¡*5 Lo n d o n E ngineer. Cecil Nathan, an engineer o f Lon ­ don who gives especial attention to rondniaklyg, expresses tho b elief that asphalt la destined to take tbo place o f tar as a binder o f macadam roads H e define« tlu» “ essential desiderata" o f a satisfactory road ns “ smooth ap­ pearance and even surface fo llow in g tho camber o f tho road, which most ho sanitary, dustless, noiseless ami nonsllppery." Mr. .Nathan nlso stipu­ lates thnt tbo Ideal road must not only havo these qualities, hut bo reasonable In Initial coat and above nil In main­ ten a n ce._______ / _________ * "M an y o f tbe present generation w ill remember tho phrase, 'E le ctricity Is only In Its tn fu u c y ,"' says Mr. Nathan. "W e ll, terdny tho rend Itosrd Is tn Its Infancy, and I have no doubt that It w ill grow Into ns fine and healthy a child ns electricity did. L ik e other In­ fants, the rood board la Jdst beginning to sponk, nud tho first word that It has been taught Is ‘tar.* N ow , I bopo It I w ill very soon grow up and learn words o f tw o syllables, such as 'a a -1 pYmlt,’ nud then ho able to expound to road engineers tbe real m eaning o f | this much misunderstood word. "T h is Is the lur .age, and aa an In - 1 different palllntlvo tar Is servin g Its | purpose today « a n tem porary expedi­ ent, but something much more perma­ nent than tho priiultlvo methods of. tar | g r a y i n g or oven Inr macadam la Qulrcd fo r the future, nud l innlntatnl that perm snrucy w llj bo obtained only from tbo adoption as w a terp roof roafi crust hinders o f either Luke Trinidad | asphalt or-Culian asphalt, but p refer­ ably Cuban asphalt, o w in g to Its hav­ in g it higher m elting point and Its nbtt< I lty to withstand the rotting effect* o f | w a ter.” ... -*1 SE C U R E a none how 0 Our Easy Payment Plan SANFORD HEIGHTS Let Us The Best O Suburban You The Property Near Sanford Heights Just a few lots left and they be bought for one-third their tual value, on easy terms. wait is but to lose, so come, and. you , will buy.. . . can ac­ To look . . Good road to the Property, good sidewalks through the Property and good people living on the Property. ;; : : : It's popular Get A home De the landlord's slave no longer. Strike out for freedom. W e will help you If you will let us. Our ' arc just the thing for you. Take your w ife to look at them. She w ill be deited with tbe prospects o f owning one gueaa." H H. E. W IS E , Proprietor OOHCRKTS BOI.LXn. tbe ono tllustratcd and yofi w ill bave a five ton * road rollor at a cost o f about $80. homes at Markham Park w a r?" RESTAURANT * (f ir s t Street, one block from Depot opposite Poatofflce) Prompt, Cleon Service , Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates seems to suit everybody. because we enable you to Good Reason. ! — Consignments ond Orders Solicited Short O rder* At All Hour* ■? ' Hand Painted Chios Home-Made Cooking a Specialty. A PLACE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN "What la It, John?" ”The hill for your new* lint 1» an outrage." * '. 7 "Oh, never mind tho bill. Jukt'-look at the hair"* ________ Phone 9 S 4 . 418 Magnolia Ave. Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty r p i I E sw eet unreasonableness that. man fouud so delightfu l during courtship Is rather apt .to seem spiteful a fte r marriage. ' broad outlines o f the D ivin e I’ h u Fancy W ort* o i A ll Kind*, | P E R T PARAGRAPHS. ' r t t y the rude man. ‘ H e probably A s last Sunday tbo question was, thinks he Is being w itty. **What la tbo T ru e G ospel." and wo found that true Gospel moro or less T h e girl w ith the sharp tongue usu­ scattered In all tbo various creed«, and a lly pays bor.ow u w ny to tho matinee. -none o f tbom the puro and unadulter­ ated Gospel, so to night w o should he Think o f the delicious' fried chicken prepared to find that the one true Church that never was In order that there o f C hrist fo r tbo past eighteen centu­ m ight bo n cold storage egg. ries has been scattered-hero and there amongst various denominations, pud T h o bachelor uncle w ho Is le ft to that not Olio o f theso denominations Is take care o f the bnby can't see any the tn io fcbnrch. Not ono o f them cn ir great harm In race suicide. . • clulm to contnln all tbo wheat and "* * ““ .| nonoa p t tbo tares, ,*' A man at n bargain counter is ns much out o f place as a powdc /"That T h sy A ll M ay Da Ona.w ii //* at tbe ringside. I remind you again o f tbo sim plicity 0 W O M A N 1« E X C H A N G E ) ! THE CITY written In heaven" (H eb rew s xll, 23). o f this Gospel I« S s <!* * N. H. GARNER 8anfordt Florida S a n fo rd H e ig h ts Improvement Company e rT£ First S tre e t O p p o ilt e Postoffice Marks Real Estate Agency, Agents. * f«■I t,j �;**• ■' r 'f- ' TUT gffwroiro WtRALP THE SANFORD HERALD UG1SUÎURE GETS TO BUSINESS fu MMhSd'STgv Friday Momlnl at Sanford. Fla, Old Timers Say The house and Senate W e Making Record ro r Business H. I HOLLY, Editor and P n m ito . ' DY *. A. OKAY • ‘ •ubaerlitlon Price, S2.00 a Year In Advance Speaker Jennings and President Cone — — ccs== r■ ■■r-T-!-. -s-a Eaterad aa accond-cl»« mall natter Auiuit 22nd w ill have at least one consolation, even 190S, at the PoatoOoe at Sanford. Florida, though the usual amount o f criticisms ander Act of March 3rd, 1879. are burled nt them, and that Is the evident business like method they have Offlca ta Uarald Building adopted? In getting right down to busi­ Telephone No. 146. GREATER SANrORD IW . Mt i HFF On September 20, 1884„ the Jlon., Clark Howell, o f the Atlanta Constitutions became o f age, twenty-one y e a n old, Henry W. Grady sent him a present, with a letter o f lo ve and advice. In a part of the letter be wrote: “ Y-ou try to build up—there are always athen who w ill do all the tearing down that Is necessary. You try to live In the sunshine—men who stay In the shade becoming mildewed.’' W e have a large number o f citizens who are trying to build a greater Sanford. They are looking to the future o f this naturaVganlcn o f the sub-tropics. W ith the light they have before them; with the aggressiveness o f oth ir Florida d tlq s facing them', they are preparing for the battle for supremacy that 1s al­ most upon us. . \ These (progressive, w e may call them) „‘ citizens appear to be In the majority, and ora represented by public servant* who were chosen by their votes to care­ fully guard their presents and protect the future welfare of this people os for as their opportunity to do so m ay be taken intago of. ’ W e'ltsvfl.been making , such wonderful strides d u rin i"lh *J a s t few ydars, and w e have bgeu so busy preparing our furrtis and organizing our business that It has been impossible to grasp every situation that bore the ear marks o f Importance. * The increase In population within the ctikporate limits o f Sanfohl; the larger number o f children to educate; the grow£? tng residential property to protect; the In­ come as exhibited as deposits in the bank statements and the (ruck ('arms which . a rt magnificent pictures or energy and Industry show what a great people we are.----. ; And why oil this growth? In th is heart o f a great State we en joy a clim ate un'surpassed for the work we have to do and for the comfort o f man. Only a few feet below the surface o f the earth a cu rren t m ay be tapped for a perpetual flowing well o f water that is warm In the winter and cold In the summer. On the waters o f winding S t Johns river big tteamerp o f the “ Clyde L in e" call to see us every . day. promising . forever, the freedom, of competetivo freight and passenger rates., Just a short distance from the largest . local market m,our own state and within, almost immediate, reach o f the gateway by. rail and water to the markets o f tho world; a great plant manufacturing ice for no other purpose than to safely traneport our products tof* the conkurftm- the seaport o f a county that does not recog­ n ize a superior, resourceful and compara­ tively rich. Favored thus o f all our sister,,cities It behooves us to press on lest some less favored, more wakeful, challenge us for the place w e hold. When the last speaker o f o great con­ grats gave up die gavel to his successor, he made| the graceful speech that he surrendered to the choice o f greater num­ bers; that In our country w e could not have existed so long, and have bright hopes for the future bad-w e not adhered to the rule o f the majority. . <-•' People from all parts o f the continent ore coming to VtoridH' Statesmen and editors are advising “ look toward the peninsular"; newspapers are Oiling column after column about what we have and w e must fo rtify ourselves with a muni clpaljty that will stand th f_ie»t o f years to cache. This being so, we must go out un.d get the cream o f the stream that Is heading this way; w e must capture the best before some other live wire flashes a bright light ahead o f us. Build our city and Mir community; establish our right to {referred attention first. You are proud o f Sanford (odav, you m ay well be, but after the mefa who are laboring for ?ou now"shall have finished the work in whlch they are engaged those o f us who are giving them moral support w ill take our hats off to a work well dona and those o f us who are passive or- un­ fr ie n d ly will sing the praises o f the men who bore the censure fo r the good of Sanford. ** * Let us all think It ' over; stand back o f them as ona man; a solid mass for San­ ford. Not “ Lucky Sanford", but Sanford b y right. ' If your aim l o t ifi Is to economize and t o have.for your everyday use dependable goads at the lowest possible prices we nnh you. not for our sake, nor for this town's sake, nor for the sake o f anything but your owu pocket book and your bank ac­ count, to aim lor our store and hit the cefftro of economical buying. S alford Furniture Co. 22-tf ^ ness. Before the session convened ideas were advanced that there would be no great question for the present session to de­ cide. It seems now that there may not be any one, but there are certainly several o f no insignificance that are receiving very serious'&nslderatlon. Th eyace track bill o f two years ago was to go Into effect soon but it has been discovered that an error in its passage would make it o f n o-effect. Therefore another measure has been Introduced in the Senato and also In . the House re-en acting this law. This means a fight from ths race track people. It is very certain to have epsy sailing in the Senate but though Its passage Is practically-* assured in the House o f Representatives, yet It li'In that body that the fight w ill be pulled off. i ' The W alles Claim, like Bancho'a Ghost, will not down and It bobbed up serenely in the House Wednesday morning in the shape o f a concurrent resolution by Mr. W ells o f Leon. , ' • A bill was Introduced Tuesday provid­ ing for the abolishing the convict lease system. A great deal o f interest Is cen terlng around this measure and when It comes from the comipDtee to the House there w ill be sometjiing doing for a few days.— — -— A new but popular Idea finds its shape Jnn bill Introduced by Sennter Hudson In the Senate and by Mr. .Jeqqlngs In the House s e e k in g !» establish Juvenile Courts with probylori officers on the lines fo l­ lowed by Coloreds and other Western sfa te»,-..^ "• _ Mr. MacWllliama o f S t Johns has in­ troduced-a bill and secured the favorable action o f the committee upon It provid­ ing that all owners o f bathing pavilions or both houses shall m a in ta in lifelines and life rafts for the protection o f bathers. Mr. Jennings o f Escambia has a bill providing that county boards o f public Instruction shall furnish free to Indigent children school text books. His bill leaves it ttrthe Judgment of the board as to who la entitled to receive these benefits at their hands. ‘ The farmers throughout the state will no doubt bo glad to learn that there is quite a prevailing-sentiment in favor of furnishing tho hog cholera scrum to liog owners for the prevention o f hog cholera Another matter the farmers w ill'no doubt feel n deep Interest in is the bill of Representative west o f Santa Rosa which provides for die establishing three agri­ cultural colleges In' die state one in each congressioqlal district. Mr. West has hit upon a plan to save considerable o f die cost o f die establishing o f such schools by leaving the locadon open to be be settled by com petitive bids to be made by those cldes desiring the school, die city or county making the roost attractive bid In the w ay o f site and buildings to have dio school located w idilu Its borders. The Pinellas County bill which came so very near passing last session and failed only through what U known as “ Senatorial Courtesy" in die Senate is again here. It Is the general sendment that If any county in Florida ,1s to b a divided this session it should be Hillsboro. Senator McMullen lias simplified matters very much In his stand by agreeing to put to the blU through the Senate with a re­ ferendum clause ut(ached which Is en­ tirely agreeable to the pardes In charge pf the bill here. It Is understood that the Hillsboro Representatives are divided up­ on the question. / - ■ Superintendent Holloway has a whole list of bills looking to the Improvement of the Florida school system. One provides for the establishing, or rather making it mandatary-that Umi sohool beard in - e a d i county vstBbUsli. and maintain at least one high school in each county In the ■tala. Mr. Holloway also hopes to get dtrough the bill providing for the summer normal term for teachers early in tbe session so the teachers o f the state may be nodfled that die term will be held this year. The bill making appropriaUon for pay­ ing the Tampa Fair premiums has been introduced but It is not at all certain what acdon the legislature will take. _Aprll 141911 Notice JACKSONVILLE’S ' VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Letters and Communications on MOST POPULAR Various Timely Topics. SPECIALISTS INTO A HOME, HERE SOON COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE OFYOUR OWN* City vouchers w ill be received until May 31, 1011, In payment of paving and sidewalk liens. By ordcr city council. kL-W. L o v tu ,O w k An Unusual Opportunity—You May * Consult Spcclollsts o f National Reputation Tree at the —- “ R o b b in s N est” SANFORD - FLORIDA Thntsdtr Afternoon 2 p. m. * f ridgy All Day • MAY 4th and 5th WE NEVER USE KNIFE Read this Liberal Offer 25 CASES TREAfED FREE n This Deportment will be Found the Views, Opinions and Comments Of Proctlcal Writers On Municipal Ownership To the editor of The Herald: | I enclose you on Interesting item I cllppfed from n paper, which I think gives on object lesson 19 tho people of Sanford. W hy bould not we In Sanford do as those people In Maine have done? But that would be Socialism. J. P- W. Farmington, a little village In Franklin county, Maine, has been trying a'n Inter­ esting experiment in municipal owner­ ship. in 1002 , in the face o f considerable opposition, the village took over the local water works which had been operated un­ der private ownership. A new source o f supply was secured from tho lake high In the hills back o f the town, and the system was much extended and improved. A ll the funds to finance this onterpriscFwcre borrowed from the local savings bank. The profits now pay for the-llghting ofthe village streets, the maintaining o f the fire department and the wntchmon’s ser­ vices, and all other expenses o f the town, so that tho village no longer levies a tax, but is asking sofne legal w ay to spend the surplus cash. The citizens have fought against paying a loVcr rate for water, that being already low, and they ore looking about for some means o f us­ ing the surplus money in other municipal enterprises. A fter p ed p letry n n in tclp n l ownership they wonder why on earth they didn't think o f It sooner. Beginning at 2 O'clock the firs t 25 FO R C O N S TIPATIO N . Curable -Cases that Call at the Hotel will be Treated AbsoA Madlclna T h st Doss N o t Cost A n y ­ •lutely Free Until Cured thing Unlsss It Cures. * ____(Medicine Excepted) __ ■-fF b e-a ctive-m ed lein a l- toy red le n t*-o f T h is offer does not include surgical cases, as we are not advocates o f Burgery. W e do-not believe In the use of the knifed The offer open to the rich and poor alike. It Is made that we m ay be­ come quickly known. If you will call at the hotel, our chief consulting physician w ill diagnose give you tho _ . _your case „ and git bcnpflt o f his medical knowledge. There is no experiment or guesswork. You will be told whether you can bo cured or not. I f your case is curable w e will,; give you such advice a« may-prolong your life. His treatment gives quick relief and positively cures. Being prepared to suit each Individual case. the. human system is tlioroughly cleansed In a natural and direct manner and Improvement Is nolle cd at once, even the~worst cases are treated without any inconvenience to the patient.-:- .. If you are Improving under your fam ily physician‘do not come and take up our valuable tlm «. We wish to give each one plenty o f time, but. cannot listen to long stories not pertaining to your case. The Average Increase nPopulation o f cities and tow ns everywhere i, 35 p er c en t In ten years. This mean« that new hom es w ill have t o . he built and m ore stores provided. T h is will increase the value o f land at the. edge o f our city. * ,m We Have Some Choice Property that can be b o u gh to n easy terms. It w ill make you a beautiful home ami w ill continue to increase in value. N^ H.'GARNER Sanford, Florida JlfrVAWtYVWYAVAWWi’.ViVt ,VV.V,, hVrV.rW " » • • U S E . . . i- F - E - N O L To exterminate1 Bedbugs, Roaches, Moths. Ants, Mos­ quitoes, Fleas and. all class of vermin. | TtrkiH ondiirevenrFlenivtarr 3; ? Hexnll. O rderlies, w hich aro odorless, and Mites on Fowls. tasteless and colorless. Is an en tirely Daw discovery. Com bined w ith oth er To kill anil prevent Ticks. S: ex trem ely valuable Ingredients, • It Fleas, Lice and. Flies .on 3: form s a perfect bow el regu lator. Intes­ Animals. ‘ 3: tinal la vlgo ra to r and strengtheoer. B cxa ll O rderlies are eaten like canlly lo prevent the spread of Con-' and are notable fo r their agrecnblencas -- taglous diseases,_ to tho paldto and gentleness o f action. T h ey do not cauke grip in g oT any dis­ To disinfect, bath and tinier agreeable effect or Inconvenience. rooms, sinks wnsth pipes, U nlike other preparations fo r a lilts garbage pails, cellars, ken­ purpose, they do not create a habit, nels, stables and fowl houses. but Instead they overcom e the cause o f habit acquired through tbe uso o f ordi­ tf nary laxatives, cathartics and harsh t o Insure Yourself Perfect inn irf physic, and i*ormancutly rernovo the Health. Fenolo Is used with a cause o f constipation o r Irregu lar b o w ­ sprayer, for sale by your deutet jr el action. 1 direct i f he .can't supply >uu±. W o w ill refund you r money w ithou t argum ent I f they do not do aa w e say they w ill. T w o tir.es, 25c. nnd 10c. Sold :■ Q u a r t s ....... ...................... 75c only at our store—T h e R e ta il Store jf Half Gallon C. H. DINGEE NEW REMEDIES USED <T>moom»tf ¿art if if . . ................... S p r a y e r .............. $1.38 $ 2 .5 0 50c W e have discarded the old remedies used for ages by the medical world, and Manufactured only by which it would be folly to depend upon 2' longer, for they do not cure, ns thousands die depending on them for ratief. A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention The fact that we have entirely new Tampa .. .. Florida treatment und natural cures, -gives us and best efforts control o f the nervous system, Heart, 4, Phone 230 Stomach, Lungs, Kidneys, Catarrh, Con­ Opposite City Hall sumption. Epilepsy, Deafness, Male and Female Weakness, Cancers. Turners, Piles and other chronic diseases. Plumbing and G as P i t t i n g W E T R E A T DEAFNESS B Y A N TIRELY NEW a METHOD if Fenole Chemical Co. EN* And hearing in ninny cases is restored at-once. Catarrh in all its varied forms cured. If you hove weak lungs or con­ sumption do not fall to be examined. A ll cases treated can and will be cured, no . difference who you have seen and treated with hitherto. Thousands- who have given up all hope o f bein'/ cured, now have an opportunity to consult a specialist o f reputation. Don’t fall to ¿all. Come ~hs early as possible as we Will be very busy. A visit costs you nothing, and m ay save you much needless suffering. Remember the flm twenty-five curable cases w ill tar treated "«BWTulely free (medicine excepted) until cured. If you wish to be one o f this number you must call early. The offer will not be extend­ ed. M It is made simply that the United Specialists may become quickly known. If you suspect Kidney Trouble bring a two-ounce bottle o f your urine for chemical and microscopical analysis. R E M E M B H M Ttib'free offer wiU not be given again. Persons corrynenclng treat­ ment after ibis w(U be required to pay, but not one cent will be asked for theso first 25 cates commencing treaunent dur­ ing this offer, except far medicine necetlA liU o-efflxY a cure. Those having long standing and complicated diseases, who flna Window.Display Have failed to get cured and become dis­ The handiwork o f Mr. Davies is appar­ couraged. are especially Invited to c a ll at e n t Again in the show windows o f D. A . thousands who have given up all hope 9 an utalned. obf testify to permanent cures < Caldwell A Sons. The windows are not large enough for« a good display, hut Mr. Davies has arranged tw o very attractive windows, one a ribbon display and one on white goods. Both o f them are good enough to attract tbe eye - and cause the prospective customer to enter the store where the obligfBg clerks, coupled with 125 Laura Street the low prices, do the rest. Look up JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA these windows. UNITED S P E C IA L IS T S IT S SO GOOD The healthiest food In the world for the *'‘kiddies” is bread made from “ Quaker City” flour— and they all “ love it,” too. See that the red and blue label Is attached to every bag or barrel of flour * that you buy— it’s your guaran■ tee of FIRST Q U A L IT Y flour. ^ QUAKER C IT Y FLOUR MiLLS COr P H IL A D E L P H IA I �Get our price» on storing o f goods | or any kind. Jones-McLaughlln Co. 34-tf *-U ttlc -tla p p c n lh ís — Mention ol M alters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEM S OF INTEREST Summary o f th e r io a t ln g S m all Talk Succinctly A rra n ge d fo r H ur­ ried H erald R eaders. Commercial Club meeting Wednesday evening next. <‘ ' Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Langley have return­ ed from a visit to Daytona Beach. —Molina-Knocker Potato- Diggers only $ lf 33-tf I [ tcrT Attend the Commercial Club meet- at W.H Underwoods. A fter April 15lh the price o f roses and { I EnSlc*" Hall next Wednesday flight. cut flowers will advance 50 per cent. A I S on g Recital few more grape vines left. L. 11. Temple. J -33-tf ^MrS. R. Homrighous’ pupils In vocal muThe nursing borne nt 8th and Elm A ve, I sic met lit her studio Tuesday and gave a very Interesting recital. A delightful is prepared to care for a limited number evening was spent and much good vocal of surgical cases. Mrs. Wright, nurse In 33-tf j work done, as the whole class is- working chnrge. L et us s to r e yo u r rurnHure. J o n e s - 1 to give n public recital sobn and wjll con­ 3 4 -tf tinue these private recitals until they arc M cLaughlin Co. Just received a shipment o f Mason's I ready to appear in public.' Those taking pnrt on the program lllst fruit jars nod-jolly glasses for early can -! Tuesday evening were Misses Flossie ning-purposes. Let me supply your wants. [ 33-tf I rank, (Jlmiyj Gardner, Margaret Wight. W._W. Long, grocer. Christ!no Hastings, Mrs. Geo. L Speer,1 W e ore equipped to hnndlc your repair j Sanford Machine fit Garage Co. Mrs. Jessie Speer, and Clarence Mahoney. work. 48tf. Misses KutU Abbot and Florsie Frank act­ T •HE Stein - Bloch Co. Clothes Stand for Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Woolfolk o f Pittsburg, Penn., have been recent visitors to Sunford, guests o f the Sanford House. Mr. Woolfolk is a member o f the commission firm Crutchfield fit Woolfolk. as accompanists for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W ahl have returned from o visit to Jacksonville. Purchased Ten A cre Farm Miss C. Belle T. Clay of Philadelphia, P a . recent ■pent a few Joys this week looking over ' ■ the different localities in the celery delta, The W. C. T. Ik, held a most interest­ nnd before leafin g purchased a ten acre ing meeting In d ie Baptist jdiurch Tues­ farm of E, E. Brown in Beck Hammock day afternoon. uiiruiuuii. Later L.UI« Ideals iu m n o u,f Teaching ic iiu u ii |(| . . . , , * l° m“ kc tll‘s her permanent was the subject for the day nnd spjondld j home. She left Inst Wednesday for the papers were read by several o f those north, but expects to return here about " present. May first, and lias U*r plans made for the City charter,\Commercinl Club discus­ •¡rectipu_u(u iin^bungalow . Miss Clay sion Wednesdayttvenlng. 1ms ociiirtf^yaclier for a number of years .Mrs. Barnes delightfully entertained the in the PliHJAcIphia schools, nnd is enthu­ Book XlircJu,- iQst J'huriM ^y afternoon in siastic ovcM h e prospect of establishing her chnfniing suburban hi an Ideal home amid the beautiful tropical The.RL Rev. Charlos, A b b o tfS A . S. B.. surroundings o f this favored- section of was a prominent visitor to Sanford Tues­ the celery delta, and will retain'about day eoroute to S l Leo on his return from half of the farm with nil its wealth of 1the Isle o f Pines, W . L While In the city trees and plants for ji modern “ Nature he was the guest o f Mr. and Mrs. Huy- Garden.'' Stic will he quite n welcome :—wood-Young; t — ;— —---- ------ :------ — addiiiuu to i:n social life o f the:com­ munity. Mrs. John Cuthrell o f Rocky Mount, fi. C., is In ll>e city visiting Mrs. Haywood . Notldc Mrs. H. P. Driver has visitor to Jacksonville. F r been a 56 Years of Knowing How. The Stein-Bloch Co. Clothes W ANTS for Sale at M. Frank’s. All Local A d v e rtis e m e n t« Under Th is I Heading, One Cent a W ord Each Issue D.... . , . , . Rooms— furnished, gas and artesian j*nrer. $1.25 per week and up. 315 E. 4th St. 35-tf Have you n room to rent, a house or chickens for saleT Want a job or want helpT A Herald wont ad will satisfy your needs at one cent a word. 35-2tp Wanted—Subscriptions for the greatest socialist weekly 1news paper on earth, "The Appeal To Reason". Leave or send 25 cents nnd your nnmc nnd address to Mrs. C. T. Clark, millinery store and get this-paper for 40 weeks. 35-2tc Lost— Bunch o f keys. Return to post­ master nnd get reward. 35-2p Shoe Repairs— H alf soles and beets lacked H5c. Sewed half soles nnd heels $1.25. Made to order shoes $5.00 to $2.00. 222 Sanford avenue. 35-lp Heuse forTtent on Park avenue. See R. L Jones, 20G Park. 35-11 Young. For Rent— 12 room house on Myrtle av­ The city tux books will close Aprjl 30, enue. Enquire 212 Fourth -St., between Mrs. Will Igou o f Eustis and Mrs. Loula 1011. No further extension. Oak and Myrtle. Aves. . 33-tf Baylcss o f Chattanooga were guests of G. W . S m ith . Collector.For Sale— Furniture for one room nt Mrs. R. L Jones Thursday. “ half (trice, in use two months: Wide wood­ Com m ercial Club M eetin g en bed, mattress nnd springs, 3 hole gas­ Everybody coma to the meeting o f tlie -A -failed m eeting-;,Í ilia-,tYimuuuxud oline stove, table, 2 chairs, miscellaneous CwuiuerdaLCkib W ednesday evening-next articles loo' nuinurous 10 "njtnUiouT' A n y ­ Club will be held nt Kugle»' Hall Wednes­ one taking it nwny Tuesday, the 18lh can 'Miss Rose Clayton o f Atlanta Is the .guest o f her sUter Mrs. R. II. .Murks on day, April I Ulti at H j>. m. The citizens have it at half (vice. X. Y . Z. care of 35-1 tc I of Sanford are invited and urged to a t­ Herald. _ . . . . . Sanford Heights. For Sale— 3 % acres of.line land, corner, tend for ( the purpose of discussing the The many friends o f Mrs. R. H. Marks within 30 feet of Monroe depot, splendid proposed change oT"E!Ttfrtrr, “-bulk hea d i n g. well, all fenced, 214 acres In crops large are glad to see her out again uftcr a the lake Iront, etc. (wo story house, about 5U citrus and serious illness o f several weeks. r 4 *-■ tropical fruit trecA^ Address U. S. MikeF. I\ F orster, Remember the social at- the Herald sell. Monroe or Sanford. ' 35-4p Vice President. building to-morrow. The place to get Wanted for the summer—Gentlemen your Sunday dinner already prepared. Underwoods for burhess. Baddies, Itorsc roomers at Sttimons. 315 E. 4th S t $1.25 nnd up a week. 35-tf . 17-tf At The Herujd building to-morrow the and mule jewelry. Wanted—If you have well located land Just rcclcved a new line of Art or a good business proposition for sale at ladies will serve you Oie'tHSlIcnciee uf the squares, prices 'reasonable. Hanford n good price, write me nt once enclosing season. Furniture Co. 35-tf seif addressed stamped envelope far reply Cake and cream at Tho llcruld building Place (la* lilies to your real estate in (owners only).*. Address J, C. Ross, 81Gto-morrow. M a n y . other good things. the Reulty-Trusl Company and avoid com- 2nd Ave, S oM in n eapolis,. Minn. 34-4ic Come nnd see them .' * plications. fo r purtieulxirs address H. F For Rent— No. 115 Ninth pi reel. Elglll rooms. Apply at til l Magnolia A ve. 3 t-2p The merchants are especially invited to |WbUiier. Jr~Secretary. 7-t( Five rbofn Collage for rent after May attend tiie Commercial Club meeting next Dr. Howard has returned and can be 1st. Apply P-O. Box. 020 34-2p Wednesday evening. found at bis residence in the forenoon For Rent—Two furnished rooms for The many friends o f Mrs. Frunk Chap­ and bis office in the afternoon. • 22-tJ light housekeeping. Cull Uye-Lo Hotel. W h y not let iis storc your furniture 34-3c man, will regret to learn to learn of her For Sale— Two acre tract corner of A v ­ death, which occured at Gulf Port, Miss., w hile you arc awuy tor the summer and save house rent. Sanford Furni­ ocado Ave. and First S t, within city lim­ March,-22. , / ture Co. 35-tf its, live room house, good barn, flowing ^liss St. Joltns, soprano, and Miss Kcelor Go to Mrs. J. It. Bruton, J 10 Palmetto well, land ail tiled. L. Jammes, R. Y . D. No. 1, Jacksonville. Fla. 34-3p rhnjcr, will assist, in Hie little folks' re­ avenue, for stylish millinery. * 35-tf For Sale—Chalmers Thirty 1010, pony cital in studio of Mrs. Munson next Tues­ Best grmle preserves and pickles Just tonneau, full equipment. Perfect con­ day evening, April 18th. la, call nnd try them. W, W .Long. 2fi-if dition, and will he sold at u bargain, as I Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine need a larger car. Also Krit Roadsters Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Durham of DuBois. with full equipm ent only run short lime, 48-tf Pa., are in the city this week. Mr. Dur­ & Garage Co. for vulcanizing. Write for prices and One and two horse wagons with celery ns'good’ ui ham owns a line farm on tho West Side descriptions of those two bargains. 15 11. l? -tf and lias made a good profit on his crops flared side bodies nt Underwood's, P.. 2 cylinder fern» with reverse genr and Swellcst line of Go-Carts In the city. all equipment $200.00 T. P. Conpropst, being well satisfied with the Sunford Sunford riirnlturo Co. 35-tf Daytona Beach, Fla. 34-tf section. For Sale— My poultry business general­ Mrs. Allen lias just received direct from The little folks o f Mrs. Fannie S. Mun­ Failing health tho cause. Maple New York * the very latest- styes in un- ly. son's piano doss will give a recital lii Avenue Poultry Yards, Cor. 1st and Maple trimmed hats for the Easter trade and her studio Tuesday evening, April 18th, Ave. Wtn. A. Herring. , . 34-2tc would np(»recinle your orders. 33-tf Reward of live dollars will be given for 7:45, assisted by Miss St. John, sopruno Call nnd s?c the elegant new slock of the return of n hunch of keys recently lost and Miss Keelur, reader. Voluntary ad­ [ilnnos at the Crippcn Music store Just re­ in Sanford or near the city. Key ring mission for (migrant expenses. ha 1 name ol Rugglesun It. Sanford Her­ ceived from the factories. 35-2t ald. 34-2 p Commercial Club meet and discussion Let us sec about storing your furWanted—Tons of cured moss, Queen’s of the new d t y charter, next Wednesday nltnre. Jones-McLoughlin Co. * 34 tf blue flag-sand yellow Jessamine roots, night. Be sure to be present. Gusi engine repairs. Sanford Machine prickly ash bark. , A ll kinds bug and bur•Walter Haynes „has accepted n -position fit Garage' Co. lapping. -Write for full particulars. 48-tf with The Herald and w ill have, charge of New tires put on old Go Garts at American Fibre Company. Jacksonville, ___ ... 34-4tc 35-tf Fla. the. advertising and office work. Mr. the Hanford Furniture Co. .Wonted—Celery farm with improve­ Hnrgoins at Crip(ieii Music Store. Cash Haynes Is on expert accountant and-adments, or dwelling tn SnnfOfd Iff exchange o r tnstntrnenrplanr~ 35:21— Yertising solicitor and held n sim ilar posi­ freu nnd clear 7 room Queen Anne Cottage. Imported Bamooo Fish Poles at 5c all im p ro vem en ts-----------tion with (lie Wichita Eagle for o number beautifully Iti „ situated ----------of years. A n y courtesies shown Mr. each t o c le a r out old stock. Also tin; "Walnut H ill" suburbs o f Cincinnati, Ohio (Jot 73x143, house cost $3.800, prlpo Haynes will be appreciated by The Her-1 e x tra s ele ct p o les at 10,15. 20c. New $3,000, pfroto nt Herald office. Florence old. stock. The Geo. II. Fernald H ardw are E. 11(Block. Sanford, Fla., R. F. D. No. 3. . 33- 4t p John Shinn left on Monday for Wichita. Co. 34-3tc For Rent— Four furnished rooms, with KuuAaAt where ho will spend tho auniniex. I Autocs add carriage painting at Un* derwood's. First Class work— 31- if bath, for light housekeeping. , A pply C. A. | Hre. E. L. Fcrrun left on Monday for. Dobbins. Sanford Bakery. '31-tf A ll kinds o f repair work. Sanford Ma­ Iter home In Eustis after spending a week For Rent— Nine room house on Mag­ chine fit Garage Co. 48-tf nolia avenue. Address Box 803, Sanford, | with her daughter, Mrs. D. L. Tlirnsher. When In need of a plumber or tinner Flo. 31-tf B. A. Howard Is homo again for a trip phone The Fernald Hardware Co.. No. 8. For Rent— Tw o furnished rooms fori to Michigan and N ew York. nnd get quick action. 34-3tc light housekeeping. Address Box 893. | 31-tf Geo. B. Dickinson end W. A . DeBose When you want your piano tuned call Sanford. Fla. Fur Sale— Family ttorse, buggy and bar-1 are back from Tallahassee. for Horry Crlppen at tire Crlppen Music nets or either. N. H. Garner. 31-tf j Store. Work guaranteed. Orders prompt­ John Duster Is in Sanford again from For Sale— Ten acre tract. 3 acres tiled ' ‘ 35-2t Tstentum, P a „ much to the delight of his ly filled. and cultivated, hals mils from Munroe on in union th ere Is stre n g th . W e have good road. Going at A bargain. Portico-1 “ any friends.. Mr. Duster states that bad 29-tf weather prevails In the north and he is th e go o d s you need, and th e price, ktra at Herald office. you can do th e re st. S an ford Furni­ For Sale or Rent— Two acres fertile land I glad to be south again. tu re Co. 3 5 - tf in high state o f cultivation, one m ile from N. A. Bauman, representing the Good­ You can get yellow corn mealat Long's town. Flowing well, tiling, celery boards. rich Rubber Co., o f Akron, Ohio, called Grocery. .* 26-tf A bargain. Address Owner, P. Q,. Box 1384.___________ ____ ______________ 2 Izilc. upon the Inunl ■ mnmnhlla trade here V» For Sale— One span o f mules, wagon Wednesday. ' I ¿in. to have your tin roofs and eave and harness; mules sig and seven years Hiss Hassle Tyner will leave for Tantpa irougtia repaired. • Phone The Geo. H. old, weigh about 1.2U0 pounds each. In­ tomorrow after a month's visit with her Fernald Hardware Co,, and Jet us attend quire o f W. A. Mluuick, Cameron City. 34-3 to •Uter. Mrs. R. J. HoUy, |to U a t once. 24-tf-p ■FRANK Clothier and Men’s Furnisher SANFO RD ARE YOU GOING TO BUY SHOES You EASTER for arc cordially invited to come* in and see our new and up-to-date stock o f Footw ear for Men. Ladies.and Children. A ll the popular and stylish shapes and leathers, also V e lv e t, Satin and W h ite Canvas. V is it the N ew Shoe Store whcit you want the latest styfes and a perfect fit E. G. DUCKW ORTH FEET SANFORD FITTER w. J . TH IG P E N & AGENTS General Fire Insurance Oirisa w ith H O LD E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. Sanford. The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. C. Lawn Mowers to Solt Everyone ' ■:.y * « Liberty No. 10................ *................... $ 4 .2 5 Delta Ball Bearing No. 14 $ 6 .5 0 No. 16 $ 7 .0 0 Red Cloud B a ll" “ 14 $ 8 .7 5 “ Croesus Bull “ 14 1 0 .5 7 “ 10 J 1 .5 0 “ 16 $ 9 .2 5 , Great American Ball Bearing No. 1 5 ...$ 1 2 .0 0 Also Grass Catchers �COUNTY HAPPENINGS by Mra. Geo. Swartz, J. C. Rich and others This week the ^regu tar-m om h ly meeting o f the club wQl be held on W ed ­ nesday evening. ---------- — A Budget of Interesting Items From Correspondents Rev! Erllck, a former Jew, Sunday evening. T I E E V E N T S .O F O R A N G E C O U NTY Dr. Wm. Swart* o f N ew York is visit­ ing his father and brother on Lake Onoro and preached for us last Sunday morning. preached Some o f us are feeling Jubilant ovèr rmolent Staff o f Reporters Weekly celery returns that are coming In and the Covers the Terrltory for prospect o f a continued steady market. ' The.llcrald \ Potato digging Is the order o f the hour. The crop Is not o heavy one and w e are hoping the price m ay hold good till the CELERY AVENUE.NEWS S o fU l CarrwpcndeiK* to The Herald: crop is marketed) Mrs. A . Dorner has gone to Illinois to .Our people ond the people living about spend the summer with her mother. Silver‘Lake are much Interested in the Albert Dorner has returned home to Improvement of the rofld here to Sanford N ew York after a pleasant visit to his avenue, b y . w ay o f Lake Onoro. The brother. A . Dorner on Celery avenue. work is almost completed a n d a tile road T. P. Conpropat o f Daytona Beach paid will be greatly enjoyed and appreciated. his old home a flying last week. all point« o f the «fa te and w ill soon be in the center o f population, and would com­ mand tho sanction o f evory voter in the middle and south Florida. Sanford as the location (s all right, but there are others equql or more 'desirable In the county. The beautiful and progressive d t y o f Or­ lando has m any points in its favor, as well as healthy Altam onte Springs. od]acent to the cl tics.of 8anford and Orlando, and n location In w hfO K Nature was most lavish In her glitsjtfrid being rapidly im ­ proved by tifip/- Investigation solicited. Special mention should be made o f gffln;FlpnkClark,oneoPFIorlda's staunch­ est and most Influential friends. I l l * un­ selfishness in curbing his own ambitions to advance the interests o f Florida is un­ precedented in the halls o f Congress, and fs a man that the voters o f this state can trust in any capacity, he Is called upon to fill In the halls o f Congress. N. IL F o c c . visit Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schumann o f San­ ford attended 'church here Sunday and F L O W E R S — P L A N T S — B U L B S Miss Tlllle Hess o f Baltimore, Md.. is spent the day with relatives. visitin g her sister, Mrs. J. T. Edwards. A number o f our young people enjoy SQCNT JACKSONVILLE TLORAL COMPANY £ Saturday o f last 'w eek the Sunday attending church in Sanford Sunday even­ Phone 166. Iltis hnd Oak Ave. , school a t Moore's Station gave a fish fry ings and one o f our young men, not b e­ Specjol Offering in Ferns. S an ford , a t Geneva ferry. Everybody reported a ing w ell posted on the time the cars Floral Designs to Order. ' E lorlda would leave found himself left and did good tim e and plenty o f fried fish. 1-28-KMf * not reach home till Monday. Mr. Andrews has his bungalow nearly One o f the most pleasant outings Cam­ completedrind expects to move id next eron City people have ever had was a week. * Mr. and Mrs. Lund o f Chicago are visit­ launch trip up the river last week to Lake ing Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woods on Cameron Harney arranged in honor o f Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Johnson o f Wichita, Kansas, avenue. A / F armex. who'have been visiting at the Mlnnick borne. The Johnsons left for Jacksonville oe Aeva jottings Saturday, April 1st,' and after visiting Spactol Cocrmemlenc» to Tho Hersld. 0. E. L ittle Jin ppened to a very painful that d t y and St. Augustine went to In­ aeddent at the saw m ill while at work dianapolis, from which place they were last Saturday, W hile sawing something ■truck hid) in the eye and he i s ' naving Johnson's, sister.. They, m ade many friends during their short stay among us serious trouble with lL George G eiger and -you ng son, Harry, and we ore more than sorry to bear o f left last Saturday to Join. their fam ily Id the sad ending o f their trip. fflnnomn.it. A4 co N o w Isr T h e T im e T o Buy Impi 7 ed “ Ready to Plant” Sanford Celery Farm s These farms can be bought for the next days for less money than ever again have Sanford farms to sell. Not Largo, Bjprbank nor Celery City but Sanford Always Sanford. Sanford. There is onl A ll irrigated ready to plant. L. H. T E M P L E H. H. C H A P P E L L ’S Real Estate Agency TffTOAHQWE ÖFY0UBOWN* Mias Allccn Minnlck had the misfortune to fall and dislocate her elbow while at . It la with much regret w e learn .of the Lake Harney, but'w e understand that he? o f cities and towni everywhere •is 35 return o f Mr. and Mrs. W ill Adam s to arm 1a, mending' nicety, - Mrs. Mlnnick, ^er cent in ten yetrs. This means their homo near Washington, D. C. They who has been quite i l l I» also slowly imthat new Homes will have to be built __ ' , ore^-sucb- pleasant - people that Geneva P rovin g and more stores provided,— This will only wishes alio could -claim tlicm on l*‘f r On T w k d a y evening o f this week dot people gave a reception at the church for i nut ne ut residents. Miss Bray, our primary teacher, havinj the pastor- oidi . his w ife, Dr. and Mrs. completed the term here, returned to her Joel Swartz. The church was beautifully We flave ¿tome Choice Property home In Winter^Gordon last week. Mias decorated with palms and other green­ that can be bought on easy terms. It Bray made m any friends while here, who ery, moss and cut flowers. A short pro­ will make you a beautiful home and w ill rejoice to know if this place is for­ grammi music and talks was given, the W est Ponfpano an<J w ill In future reside tunate enough to secure her services for another year. * » Saturday a fte ra o o n -th e jjltlz e n s had__a m eetlng'for the purpose o f electing trastees for the d t y h a ll Geo. Mathews, E. N. Sutton nnd Dnvht Speer were elected. It is now proposed that a second story bo added to tho hall for the purpose o f a room for the Woodmen o f the World. This is a step In the right direc­ tion and we hope soon to see thV hall in fine shape. The Average Increase n Population will continue to increase in value. < FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla N. H. GARNER A Jolly moonlight picnic party is plan­ ned for Thursday evening, when w e ore ail Invited to drive through the woods to the pretty Worthingron home on ' Lake Onoro and spend the evening with those delightfully hospilnble people. Wri cer talnly anticipate a pleasant evening. Sanford, Florida A ll roads Ind to Geneva ferry le ft S at­ la r appointment at the Methodist church urday, as everybody hereabouts attended here Sunday. - * the Sunday school picnic. - The fish fry Mrs. D an iel an aged resident o f the east coast Is spending a while at the home was fine, q*ball game, boating, games and social visitin g' tnade a very pleasant o f her son, J. W. D&nlel. gathering. Mrs. A lva h E. Beale leftSun duy for her home In North, Anton, 'M e„ after , a very This is the tim e o f year when w e are pleasant three months'- soj&urn here. m ade sorry by tbo going aw ay o f some tfr. and Mrs. Harris o f Cameron aveode o f our people for the summer months. ore leaving the latter part o f tyis week W hile w e are glad they can go and viglt for Wichita, Kansas, to spend th f tmtn.. I , . . ', ‘ ,* their former home and friends we find it mer. , bard to spare them and long for their re­ Miss N ellie Ektridge arrived home te«t turn. Am ong those atfoftdy gone ore Friday from Echols county, Go., where Mrs. B e a l w^Q le ft a s lost Sunday for her site has been school (caching. boms la Malnb, and Mr. John Shinn, who L evi Warner and Clarence RobertsJeft has gone to spend th e. summer with his last Friday for Bridgewater, Conn., to spend the summer * si W e ere glad to note that W alter Haynes D. R. Bump started Tuesday for his / has a position with the Sanford Herald home In Wichita, Kans. This Is the sec­ and will stay with us during the summer, ond w inter he has spent with his daugh­ r UL L Addington o f Wichita, Kansas, ter, Mrs. Moss. who has been attending a drawing for There w ill be special Easter service land in the Everglades, held near Titus­ hero Sunday.;* Tito choir Is practising ville, and making an extensive trip on evenings, the eu tt coast, stopped at Cameron City on his w ay home to visit hlajfrlend. Dr. Mlnnick and meet a number o f former Deaf Sir. The lep er lit your last issue acquaintances here. from the pen and prolific bralh o f J. W . Our pastor, Dr. Joel Swartz, and Prof. Gosaman, it. D .* o f St. Augustine, in re­ Hancock attended tne stole mooting of gard to the rem oval of. the caplto! o f the the Congregational church held e l Tampa state o f Florida 'from ' Tallahassee to some last week and report a pleasant and prof­ more centrkl port Of the state is very in­ itable time.* W e are glad and proud to teresting reading. ‘W hy not Sanford or p o t* that our Cameron City Congregationespecially some desirable location in Or«1 church was given official recognition ange oounty. the banper county o f the by the state organization and feel that state and one o f the moat progressive, as ------v s owe mw-h to Dr. Swertt for hi» Inw- evidenced b y tho uneqnaied exhibits o f •ot and efforts in our behalf. its resources displayed at the Orange Our Fanners’ Club has been having oounty fe lr at (be beautiful d t y o f Orlauaome very Interesting meetings. Lagt davits county seat! w eek papers were read b y Prof. Geo. Pran ge county is the most central in S w artz and Mrs. Burrows, and talks made ib e stele and/convenient of access from Store The Crippen Music High-grade Pianos, Organs, ~ and Graphophones. Easy Payments Low^Prices J u st Arrived FIN E A N I M A L S a flg fe . beautiful umbrella. The evening w a« b rnSst piiJayable o n iT o lhose'present. . A fte r spending a week pleasantly with MOORE’S STATION . Mrs. Aubrey Moran, Mrs. W ill H and and Sped«) Corm pondeace to The U irsld: children returned to their home in Sanford * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fenner were v is ­ itors Monday at the Ellsworth home. Saturday lo s t They were enroute from their winter Mrs. Rheblnder entertained Ihe M. M. S. home in Eustls to their northern home In society last Thursday afternoon. Quite a Mentor, Ohio. pleasant time was enjoyed- The talk on • * R. M. Warner and two sons and Howard "Incidents o f Our T ravels" was postponed Powell were on a several days' fishing until next meeting. j ’ * trip this week In Black Hammock. Rev. Brook from Oviedo filled his regu­ CAMERON CITY ,ETCH IN G SSp*cU) Oar. to Th»Harold. i. R. CALHOUN BKÄ T .Car Rice Flour Most E c o n o m ic a l Satisfactory Feed _ T H K fc w X s F IN E f e e d and and w ill Fatten Y o u r Stock and K eep them in G o o d Shape. Tells a man that he must be careful in feeding iws stock if he wants to get the best- results. B ut it is not always so easy to get the' right kind o f fm l. W c Are Feed Specialists and not „ Sum m er or Winffer. . we can supply your/ wants in the Automobile line. Ir you want to rent „ only know just what your stock ought to have, but hunt until we find it. . . . WHEN IN ííEED CALL UPON A MQtor^For Any Purpose we are at your service with the very best care. We never sleep. If you are in trouble Call m any S a n f o r d , Florida Sanford Machine & Garage Company 1 - * PHONE* 331 * To Think of N ew Furnishings F or You r Home EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND Oh, T h at’s Delicious! Doesn't take one Long to find out that our Ice Cream IS not Ltie common kind. W e endeavor to excelL Not enough that ours sltould be good, it inuit be the best. Every effort is directed toward making it perfect. A box o f our candy 1s Indeed a luxury po matter what your taste m ay b e , Tem pting sweets at tempting prices. THE N. & R. STORE O u r n e w 'lin e o f S TO V E S RANG ES and S T O V tS K ITC H EN are the kind you have wanted and couldn't get. SEE OUR BARG AIN COUNTER Just across the street �THE SANFORD HERALD COPY O F RESOLUTIONS The Regular Weekly Bulletin of the S'ariTbrci~tîetItrt*- Pw>P*eSet Lrortti Their Claims Whereas, the city o f Sanford. Orange county. Florida, has drafted and prepared n new city charter to be presented to the legislature o f the state o f Florida for pas* page during the present evasion thereof, and Whereas, in the said proposed charter the territorial limits o f the city o f San­ ford have -been extended so os to make the town o f Sanford Heights a part o f the city o f Sanford, and , . .■1 Whereas, the said town o f Sanford Heights was incorporated by twenty-six citizens and electors o f Orange county, Florida, representing the m ajority o f the two hundred residents o f said locality, only four o f whom are negroes, in the ex­ ercise o f their law ful privilege under and by virtue o f the general laws o f the state of Florida, and Whereas, there is a vast area o f unoccupied land within the present limits of ih oclty o f Sanford, which makes it un­ necessary for the city o f Sanford to ex­ tend its limits farther In any direction, except for the purpose o f increasing Us iy taxation, and ■ Whereas, the extension o f its'lim its by the city o f Sanford, aa provided in the charter above mentioned, is manifestly for the sole purpose o f increasing the rev­ enue o f said city o f Sanford by tuxatiod, Whereas, all o f Use land which it is proposed to be annexed to the city of Sanf&rd is so fo r removed from the centre of city that it w ill be many yearn before the city of Sanford could possibly be in a financial position or condition to>give the citizens o f the said territory proposed to be annexed the city improvements such i bs fire protection, water, lights and s e w - . crage, and Whereas, the city o f Sanford has been [ unable as yet to extend its sewerage system and fire protection even through its territory which was annexed to said city by the special enactment o f the legislature o f 1909, and — Vrircrrnx;'insofar as theplnns of-ntm e x- ‘ ution, as aforesaid, affect the town of Sanford Heights, tho city o f Sanford is in . no financial'position or condition nt the present time to extend it » sewerage s y s - ; tem through the urea o f unoccupledinntl lying between Tenth street of said city and the town dt Sanford Heights, and Whereas, the municipality o f Sanford Heights has been promoted and effected liy residents of said locality, because the present financial conditions o f the city of Sanford is such Unit it will bo' many years before the city o f Sanford con give to the citizens o f the town of Sanford Heights the benefits to which they, ns lux {laying citizens o f Sanford, would be justly entitled, having, as it lias at the ’ present time, more territory now than it is in possession to mnkc adequate pro­ vision for. \ ’ «Therefore, be it resolved by the council o f the town o f Sanford Heights, Orange county, Florida, in special session this 10th day o f April, 1911, that it is the sense o f this board That the attempted annexation o f the town o f Sanford Heights, Florida, b y tho said city o f San­ ford, is unreasonable, uncalled for, unfair and unjust, and is intended mainly for ‘ he purpose o f Increasing .die revenue of the d ty o f Sanford by taxation, without any benefits whatever accruing t o . the citizens o f the toWn 6f Sunford Heights, and Ue it further resolved that a certified copy of this resolution be forwarded to lion. L. C. Massey, senator from Orange county. Florida and Hon. S. A. Robinson mid Hon. Forrest Lake, representatives bom Orange county, Florida, In the legis­ lature o f 1911, and that they are urgently 'requested to exercise and use every effort possible to secure the defeat o f a bill to abolish the present municipality of San­ ford Heights, Orange county, Florida, and Be it further resolved that a certified °opy o f this resolution be forwarded to die members o f the legislature of J911, serving on the committee o f city and town organization!,. with tho request dial they oppose the b ill. to abolish the said municipality o f Sanford Heights, as In­ corporated undpr and by virtue o f the general laws o f the state of Florida, in accordance with the wishes o f the citizens vf said municipality, and Be it further resolved dint u copy uf tills resolution be published In the next issue o f the Sanford Herald. Richard H. Marks, Chrm., G. W. Spencer, H. C. P eclow, C. H. DtMOEE, .* W. P. F ields. Atuat- W. A- Ginn. Clerk. -• Dissolution Notice By mutuo! consent the finn o f Holmes & Hunt has this day been dissolved. J. E. Huiii roü itnj: A n y one knowing them' «elves indebted to the firm o f Holmes A Hunt will pay game to W. E. Hohnes. CASH DEPARTMENT SANFORD FLORIDA Showing Many New Things for the Remaining Easter Days and Some G reat Specials for APRIL 17th APRIL 47th All W idths All ¡Colors Window Point Vcnisc Lacc Dutch Col­ lars— More jHipular than ever this season. We have three styles to select from, extra Widths,- henutiful embroidered, Dopegal and Antrim' effects. Copy or $5 hand made Irish Collurs, hard ,to tell from the genu­ ine, our price___ ..2 5 and 49c New Arrivals In Beltings— What will please the ladies' more than to know, we have the long needed belting to match* your dress In all colors anti widths. Colors.are absolutely last, well worth' 35c j>er yard, Caldwell’s price -an inch...................‘l-2c Torchon Lace Special—We have recently added to our lace deportment over 3,000 yards of new and dainty patterns of Tor­ chon Lace, It comes in rtarrow and medium widths. Very much needed for the under finrmcntB. Specie! per y a rd ...,....... 3 Ac Ladles’ Sl(k Hosiery—Our Hos­ iery department was completed this week tyy jLjie addition of 25 dozen Indies’ silk hose, they are inajle of a nice guality thread, silk,-withTrshrinch lisle t op nnd lisle foot, very durable, our price Ladles’ Embroidered Collars— per puir..;............ . .........47c These Collars are made of a four Silk Underskirts—T h e last ply linen with small and dointy shipment of skirts are sure to embroidered effects, mych want­ please ns they are made of-a ed for the suits nnd tailored good quality silk nnd very full, wnlstiCThcy are usually"Hold''’ iif i i f ihe newest- and' liesPshndea, 23c but for a leader Culdwell's well worth from $3.50 to $4.00, price ........................... 10c Caldwell’s price___ 1. , . ;$2.98 Ladies' Wing Shield Vests— We have a complete list of Bizes including the extras, made of a nice quulity -ribbed' lisle ■ and gauze materiul. These vests are sold elsewhere for 19 and 25c Ladles’ Union Suits—T h ese suits nre made of the same nice material as the vest and are sure to be a winner for their comfort liml e<5oTiies5T~lTi3y are neatly trimmed nnd very durable, worth more, Cdldwcll’s price........ 25c Window Display •Boys’ Shirts and Drawers M. en’s Union Suits . u• • * * M en’s 8h irts v u V -* Our boys’ department is brim full of interest in this line, Nice qual­ ity Balbriggan shirts and drawers to match, very light and cool, nnd are worth at least 39c, our price only .. . 1 ........................ .....25c You will never know just whrtt real comfort is until you have tried our lino of Union Suits,- cool, comfortable and are just the thing for the summer. They are worth 6i)c, our p rice..................... 47c Why pay a dollar and a quarter for your Easter Shirt when you can have the same one at Caldwell &. Sons’ for less, n new shipment in white and colors at.............. 9 7c We also have in this same- cool Balbriggan material a full line of sizes in hoys’ Union Suits, not as much trouble as ¿he two piece suits hut wear just as well. These too are worth more, Monday Caldwell’s price .1............•____ _____25c A strong line ol Men’s two piece under.garment suits in White, Balbriggnn and colors, mode by the best mills and ore worth 50c a garment but for a leader, our price __ ........................-____ 39c Another line that looks just as good-as the seventy-live cents and a dollar shirts, made full, and a large assortment to select from. While they last...................... 4 5 c For Ladies’ and Children in the new ­ est and best shapes have arrived in Patent Leather, Gun Medal, Suedes and a complete line of W hite Canvas at prices that talk for themselves. Lawns and Calicoes Fifty pieces new and very pretty patterns in rings, dots and floraL designs on white ami colored back ground, they arc wprth much more money than we ask for them but for a Monday special, only. .4 c * o 4 • ' Linen Special Colored Madras «! Special 23c Counter Thià beautiful 32 inch wide Madras In. red, blue and bjack on white ground with a heavy corded stripe solves thè shirt waist problem and for tailored waists it is fine, worth 12% and 15c, very special a t ............. ..............10c Our entire lot of Ging* hams, Madras; Voiles and. Tissues that were bought to selL at a higher price have found their way to the 23c counter, all colors that are washable are to be found on the special counter dt..............2 3 c * Something nice for the suit of separate skirt. is this 36 inch wide medium and heavy weight a 11 linen. Very seldom we get just what we want in this line for less than 50c, Caldwell’s price__ 29c P. Coats Thread 25 Colored Lawns. Special for Men Men’s Neckwear About fifty pieces of new and crisp Lawn Batiste and Organdies in dots, figured and floral designs. These goods should bring 15c easily, but as a special inducement during the remainder of this wt^ek and Monday, special price..12& c About fifty dozen Men’s soft, Neg­ lige Shirts in cream, whiteV light blue, pink,.tan and gray with col­ lar attuched, made of the good wearing and washable material “ Soiesettes". ■ These shirts are worth $1.00, Caldwell's price 7 6 o Last but not least, for we have any qunnity and style of the latest and most up-to-date Neckwear for M e n in the city and at a time when we want them most, for Easter, worth 75c, special p r ic e ........... _ _ . 4 8 o W. E, Holmes, J, E. Hurt, 4 �April 14 loti J 0 S • F l o w i n g wells aro guaranteed. Drainage sure. Numerous Bou­ levards, graded and ditched, traverse this property Take Street Cars forLots In P A L M V IL L A sold on easy term s J P A L M 0 f • 2 The most beautiful most highly improved and richest of all un­ cleared land in the 2 Celery .Delta 0 F a r m s in P A L M 0 H A M M O C K sold on • easy term s H A M M O C K Only three and : one-half m i 1 e ■ J from Sanford, ^on 9 hard a u r f a c"e d O road . . . . a 9 0 A Prices will soon advance materially Buy a town lot in- 2 PALM The Sanford and Everglades K. R. will run freight trains and street cars direct through Palm Hammock with side tracks every half mile for V IL L A A £ ! J • 0 Q a A — V>. 1s IT m 1 -• C^bB^IBÍBBCSiSESr W '-i • ii I 1 t iin mmtwa : S e e ^ T J E S^S a : M I N E - PARK 10 acres o f stately Palms, Majestic Q Oaks andTragrant j h Yellow Jessamine ? an esquisite spot f o f . untrammeled 0 0 J u u t h im . d *. Palm H am m ock'A is being settled by a a very high class ^ o f p e o p 1e. A J home here insures w you good neigh- 0 s jk # • Frequent a t r V e ’t car service brings churches, theatres and shops to your i aaa 'Ü H 'j» *• 1 Rural Free De livery mail service. Convenient school privilege for your children W 0 0 £ ^ aaamaaas FSanford buy a PALM HAMMOCK Farm or you will live to regret it. Buy to-day. Come and see me. WHI TNER First National Bank Building 0 There Is no b e 11 e r. safer Investm ent than selected real ostale, • Improved transporta- • tion Is the forerunner j # -of Increased values. • �ïh • üM' ■ släSS» April M» uhi "'»i ' THE SANFORD IICRALD N otice to S to c k h o ld e rs . SANFORD LODGES1 FROM MACARONI DELTA I T«V “ ,p. (ivrn notice that a «pedal p a e tl* i»-e f—the stock hthlrrs of the Crvirsl tee Sanford Lottie No. 2 7 .1. O. O. r. lompany will be held on Monday, the (Pvt Meets every Hobday at 7:30 p. m.. over imperial day of May. A. D. 1911, at the principal of­ — fice of the compiny. » u c r ic t o t i site. near rheatrr, J. 6. Hall. N. C.---Tram The Herald'» Special Correspondent city of Sanford, In Orange county, «la te 1 of W. S. Baisw w . Sec’ y. t lorldn. for the tnirpuaeof voting upon a proposi­ By Wlrcleaa Telephone tion to Increase it* capital «lock from Fifty Trow- Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order Eastern Star Ira Lucaa made enough money raising »ami Hollar*, consisting of Bve hundred shares, of Meets every second and fourth Friday in month. the par Value of one hundred dollar* each, to Sev­ beans last summer to buy himself n new enty live Thousand Dollars, to consist of »even Every one who has seen tils Star In the East are cordially Invited to visit the chapter. humlr.il and fifty shares of the par value of one all-wool checked suit o f clbthea and pay hundred dollar« each. A lue F. Kaeatm, Sec y. L........................ .. ...... ÍUHÑ £ HARRISON, President. on his wife'# grave atone. She died $10 33-41 f WED KAISER, K em lary L Treasurer from bilious colic from eating too many beans. Doc Reed says the Lucas fam ily ' are the greatest bean caters in the town. N o tice o f A pplication fo r Tax Deed Under S ection 8 o f C h apter 4888, '<h seems to run in the family. L o w s o f Florida j^ T h e new city charter o f Sanford Hikes Notice 1« hereby glvefithat A. E. Porn-gun. pur­ ' ' I n Macaroni Delta which is only six miles chaser olTax Certificate No 2070 dated the 5th day ofNovember. A. D. 1805, he* filed said certifi­ from Sanford and close enough to guaran­ cate In my ofiler-. nnd has made application for Peed to Itiue in nccurdonrc with law. Said tee us a nice sawdust road so we can Tax crrtlrtcnte embraces the following ries- rlbed prop­ erty shunted In Oiange county, Florida, to-wjt: come to town and pay our taxes. 8WM of NWH of SW 't.Sec. .13, tp 2I S, R. 32 E. The said land being aisessed at the date of the Issuance of »uch certificate In the name of Un­ known Owner. Utile»« «aid Certificate shall be redeemed orcurding to law. Tax lined will issue thereon on the Nth, ilny of Mny. A. P Itlll. Witness my nflldnl signature and seal this the Gth day of April, A. D. lu ll. D. M. RnepiWN. Willie Pickled is taking treatment from • Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County, Florida. . 24-4c Bv M. A. Howard. P. C. Due Foster for an ingrowing face. The Baxter fam ily have moved into their three room cottage on Snodgrass boulevard. Since the street has been strawed and sawdust sidewalks put down lots have jumped up to $50 apiece. , Ross Fettlfogg. who is studying law in Under nnd hjr vlrture of an execution issued out Geo. DeCotte's office In Sanford is home o(and under Jir seal of the Clruit Court of the for a holiday. He is thinking o f running Seventh ‘ .................. dll Judicial In and for Orange County la Circuit re Klngan Florida, limited, a ___ I Wherein _______ M l t Company, _ for the legislature on the charter platform. ___ Bill BUvens, who sings In the choir bust­ ed a tonsil last Sunday trying to reach a high note. Doo Foster cut it out and Bill's voice now sounds Uko a cross be­ tween a calliope and a buzz saw. N ew Business Changes W. L Morgan, who purchased the hard­ ware store o f Harry J. Wilson several weeks ago, is making many changes In the store and putting in a fine stock of goods. Mr. Wilson knows the 'business and trade o f this section os no other and will be retained by Mr. Morgan. Being very popular and having been connected with the drug business in Sanford several years Mr. Morgan is no stranger t<3 the -public and the new store is bound to be­ come headquarters for buyers o f hard­ ware and sporting goods. Look for their advertisement in The Herald and get prices. corporation ts plaintiff and Frank L. Miller as nd mlhstratlon o/lhe estate of M A. Speer deceased (»defendant. I have this day levied upon and dill sell at public outcry at Snnford Florida tu the highrit uttd lien bidder fur rath In front of Hand tlroa. livery stable on Monday the first dny of May, A. P, lu ll, It being the first Monday In stud month and a IcAal between the legal, .hours of sale . . . .sale, day M BS) . .... ..is. personal property lo-wil: tinC following describe ‘ ,Alli that certain stock of merchandise coiuiktlng of groceries, can goods eta, two show cases, one Iron safe, one grocery delivery wagon. Levied upon as the property of the estate of M A. Speer deceased. ■ J. A. KIRKWOOD, She riff of Orange County Fla. By C, M. Hand, D. S. March 22nd, A. I) , 1DII . 33 4c as e-& ( 01 .... r. o. r , c « e r y city Atria t 8 3 3 " _ * > Meetings first and third Tuesdays In every month. Hall In Wrlborne Block, third fioor. , Phoenix l^odge Ne. S, K. o f P. Florida F ruits . Meets secuod' and fourth Tuesdaya. Visiting knight* alv/ays wrlcoma. P. E, Hutchinson. C. C. Felix 5. Frank, K. K. and S. »5 » -------------------- Sanford lodge. No B2. r. &.?A. M. 0. W. Spencer. Master: J. C. Ensmlnger. Secre­ tary. Com m unlcatloneveryflnlandtnlrdThursdays al 7:30 p. m. Visiting brothers weloorue. |- Unite Brotherhood of torpentors and Join­ General Insurance Agents ers of America Sanford Local Union No. 1731, U. B. of C!gnd J. of A moots every Thursday night at 7 o'clock In the Eagles' Hall. W. A. Rumonr, president; T. L L e n l R. S .4 T . SANFORD, FLORIDA C. M, HAMILTON DENTIST Room 13 Pico Building * A W H VVW * Phone 355 r w w e w e w e . j e * w e * « * * e e » e e e » » e e« e . DENTIST 0(bce: , * - DR. R. M. MASON Welborn Block THE Phone 19 Prompt Service DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER E. C. ‘ ** - * ■' i L R. P H IL IP S Henry M c L a u lin JEWELER Polite Service M. M. SMITH, . H. R. STEVENS. ----- — -P r e s id e n t s — Yicc*Preifldent ' , . - Accurate Service IL E. TO LAR _ Cashier HAND BROTHERS L i v e r y , f e e d and SALES STABLË Harneaa and W agons . B lfckam lthln t and Horaaahoalng •>** Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged Notice is hereby given that M. M. Smith of Win­ ter l*«tk, Florida, purchaser o f.tg x certificates tinmed Iwlow, lias filed said certificates In my of­ . .4 fice nnd made npplicatton for las deeds to Issue in itrcwdancc with law. Sail ccrliflcale* etnbraec A IT O R N E Y -A T -L A W the following ilr«rllw-d properly situated In Orange roomy, Fiendn: l'roctiees In Staln ami f edsral Courts. Cert No 257? of 189f!:-N‘ i of NWH Sec. 0. To. 21 S, K. 32 E , assessed in the name of S. W. M. G. T. Building. Phone 248 Hamilton Cert*No 27U5or 1804; Sit of NWV. Sec. 13. I p 21 S. 7 31 E, assessed in the name of K. flriggs, lr. Cert No 2583of 1805: $ W !. of SE'.i of SW '. e Sec. 18, Tp 21 S. R 32 E. assessed in the nsrne of Unknown Owner. l> rl No. 2I4H of 181*7; SKH of NWH o fS E 'i and ATTORNEY a n d COUNSEIJ jOR a t L A W EH of SW U of NW1. of SE!i Sec 10. Tp 21 S.R 32 Practice in Slhlc nnd Fédérai Couru E. assessed in the name of W C. Jacobs Cert No 242« of 1901: SW '. of K W 'i Sec Ml, Welbôrn Ulock Sanford, Fia Tp 21 S. K 22 E, assesstd in the norpe of Fries l Kutiiiisan C«rl No 2425 uf IU0I SW :. of NE‘ . Sec Ml T p 21 S. K 32 F. assesseil In the name of fries A Rob- ANDEW JOHNSON HEAVY HAULING ANB CONTRACTING Shoe Repairing By , GEO. A. D COTTES Quicker, Neater and Better than the Old W ay j i ' Juit Try Me and See.Same Man but New Location No. 113 W. first Street, Next Door to W oodruffs Store * THOMAS EMMET WILSON M 1nCert No 2H22of 18U0 SE'. o fS E 'i ofSW U Set ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR 10. Tp 21 S. K 32 E. assessed in the name of P. M Simmons. ..., A T -L À W Cert. No 311» of 181*4: N!v of N W S of SE!i Sec Ml, Tp 21 S. R 22 E. assessed in the name of Late Stale Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida tin know ii Owner. . , , ............. Cert No. 3114 of I8U4: W li o fS W 'd o f NW S of Residences. Sanford arj^l Svlvan Lake SES Sec Ml, Tp 21, S K 32 E. assessed in the name of Unknown Owner. Unless said certiorates shnll lx- redeemed ac­ cording lo law. tax deeds will Issue thereon on the 25th day of April, A. P 1011. Witness my official signature and seal this 24lh JUSTICE OF THE PEACE day of March. A. P 1UII. *. [ « a l l .... H M KODINSON. . NOTARY PUBLIC Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Ctwniy, flnrldn. By M A. Howard. P. C. . HANSON' SANFORD, Drink a Bottle of onice in City Hall BBS Why you should Use ™ g i n g e r a l e o r .sI o d a w a t e r --------------------------------------- , ' PHONE HO, 40. ORLANDO. FENOLE t WFADE, THE TUNER, i FLO R ID A W a d s W i l l P a y P h o n * T o ll A ll G e n u in a O r d e r s . ' on The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla FIRST NATIONAL PANIC ...... L IB E R A L L Y ....... ..IN YOUR H O M E .. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES 25 BICYCLES To P reven t th e Accu m u lation o f F ile * and Filth. FROM H N UP TO »I * . FOR NEW * 1 Dui (71 P i* * « »7 SM A N IB A R G E R To P r é v o it T yphoid F e ver. ' ORLANDO. - FLORIDA To Keep out M o sq u ito es, and to Preven t M alaria and D eh iu e re v e rs . OF SANFO RD, FLA P. H. HAND. Praaldant P, P . FORSTER, ashlar 0 * 0 . PERNALD, Vlce-Praa • . P. W H ITN EII, AaaL Cathl Only National Bapk In Orange County Funds Protected by iRurglary Insurance Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent T o D estroy a ll Classes o f In sects and Verm in, such as R o a ch ­ es, Ants, M osqu itoes, Flies, B edbu is, M ites, e tc , P I M P S Cleans. P r o t e c t s and D lsenrects W ith ou t H arm to th e User. Quart. 75c.; H a lf Gallon $1.50 Gallon $2.50; S p ra yer 50c The fieo.HBi Fernal ASHE D ISIN FEC TANT T «m Hardware Company m CO . F ió m e » . ASHE'S flA T S A U L T • u>toa.s«a. —<riii ■ » n—t e im là—ej* fit dp« dNMla|»i Meat —4— S a lo s A g e n ts e: I • r : Monufactured with pure d lu llled Water—they w ill prevent; I Hues», aid • digesliuu and give you healtli Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida NO. Ill PARK AVENUE > SANFORD, ALL GOODS GUARANTEED • : FLORIDA MY SPECIALTIES E IckardTIIand-Foi nted "China Gorham'» Sterling Silver Roger»’ Plated Ware “ Elgin and W altliam Watclies * W A S A W S U S V W A W W i S S SA S iS i V iSSSS S W H k W S V W IlW kW M A W VkM A l L. G. STRINGFELLOW »* SA N FO R D . and will appreciate your pQtrona*!e FOUR PER CENT allowed on Savinjls Deposits * “> Safety Dejioslt Boxes for rent KEMP all kinds o f fresh nnd smoked meats, OI lice Hours: 0 to 12: 3 to.6 Western and Florida nnd will also handle N o tice o f A pplication fo r Tax Deed Other hours by appointment fish and sea foods. Under S ection 8 o f C h a p ter 4888. F lo r id a S a n fo r d Lnws o f Florida Caught S om e Fish H »r* A re Facts W a W an t You to j*rova at Our Risk. M arvelous us It m ay seem, Ilexn ll **fi3” H a ir Ton ic ban grow n bulr on heads that w ere once bald. O f course, la none o f tbeso cakes w ere the hair roots dead, nor had the scalp taken on a glared, shiny appearance. • Ilexnll “ tU” Ilalr- T o n ic acta scion* . ttficaliy, destroying the germ s which are usually responsible fo r bnlducss. I t penetrates to the roots o f the hair, stim ulating and nourishing thorn. It U a most pleasant to ile t necessity, Is delicately perfum ed, and w ill not gum or permanently stain the balr. , W e w ant you to ge t a bottle o f Ilexnll * W H a ir T o n ic and use It as directed. I f It does not relievo scalp Irritation, rem ove dandruff, prevent the hair from fa llin g out and promote an Increased grow th o f hair, nnd in •very w a y g iv e entlro satisfaction, simply com e back and tell os, nnd with* out question o r fo rm a lity w e w ill band back to you every penny you paid us f o r l t T w o sizes, 60c. and 11.00. Sold only at our Store—T b s R exa ll Store. BANK OP --------- OFFERS -------- DICKINSON-& DICKINSON IT GROWS HAIR. PEOPLES Sanford. Florida' ' IT S . LAND OFFICE DR, $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 : .The ONLY bank in Sanford that INSURES EVERY * DOLLAR DE­ POSITED AGAINST LOSS from any and all causes! , :, . : : : * Yow eil Building SANFORD. FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR C A P IT A L i • Gainesville, Fin , February 4, 1011 Notice I* hereby given that K d »in _A . Gilbert whose post-office_________ ____ . Florida, did, odd rrss is Snnford, on the„ olii day October. 1010, file''¡n thisi office ____ . of Oc , DENTIST . Sw worn Statement and Application. NtL O7B40..1O urrhsse the n-w M t-o SI nnd nu of'»-w purchase K of s - c 't n-e Of s-w 14, Rooms 23. 24 an3T23. Pico Dldg. 'Phone 41 Section 12, Township 21 south. Range 31 east, Tal Inhassec meridian, and the timber thereon, under S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A. the provisions of the act of June 3. 1878. and sets amendatory, known as the 'Timber nnd Stone Law," at surli value as might 1« fixed by appraise­ and that—purquaill tu-xuiji. application, tho — T. W rB H ggrrw ho tURTTiedn l!an ftibred ment; land nnd timber thereon have been appraised at with several firms In tho city us meat Five Hundred Twenty Dollars, the timber rslimat* ed 40.000 board Tret at *3 per M, nnd 40.000 Attorney a at Law cutter, has resigned his position with lainrd feet at 42.50 per M, and the land. 4220.00; Unit said applicant will offer final proof in support J. D. Roberts and w ill engage in business of application and sworn stat/metit on the lllth Peoples Bank Bldgv Snuiord. Florida for himself-in the Hnrrold building on dny <’{ April. I'.MI, lu-fnre the Clerk of the Circuit Court, nt Orlando, Florida. Park avenue, formerly'Speer's grocery. Any |H-rsan is nt liberty Id protest this purchase Iwlore entry, ■ntry. or initiate a contest at any time heBriggs knows the meat business from (ore . . filing . rd affidavit “ ■ ' patent issues, by n corrotiorated - OSTEOFATMIC b in this office, alleging facts which would delegatile stnrt to finish and w ill prove successful in PHYSICIAN HENRY S. CHUUB. entry. his new venture. He expects to handle 20-Up Register. ( Illicit & Residence 519 Magnolia A vc The Ananias Fishing Club held a regu­ lar meeting on the sltorcs of Lnke Jessup last Friday and after catching several hundred fine fish retired to the sbmlc nnd hud a luncheon. Many important mat­ ters were discussed and J. K. Meltingcr was arraigned on some rather serious charges but proved an alibi. ' During the absence o f W. L. Miltccr. who usually falls in the wuter, his place was ably filled by R. J. Holly wiio fell in a 'gator Jtole and was rescued with great difficulty. ' Members present were J. K. Meltingcr. P. M. Elder, W. L. Williams, R. J. Holly ami W. J. McMillan, who acted Its chap­ erone for the club. A n y one wislung , a fine trip on any o f the fishing grpumls can get Mr. McMillan at any time. 1 ■ ■ < t• VAH VW H W k V H W W W V H V VVVVH H V H V V V H W A H V W W W k . Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida DR. C. G. B U T T DENTIST N o tice F or Publication nnd •. . 7-, ■_ • , * - . ______________________ Phone 106 FLORIDA �; ' • r- y;~ v v K ‘ i! . s v . ' i n r sAwroRD Thè Wednesday Club ¿_L IN THE SOCIAL WORLD April 41, o n herald IN SANFORD CHURCHES A line nttcildancc o f the dub was pres­ ent W ednesday afternoon In their charm­ ing dub room at Mrs. D ..L Thrasher's to W her e . Devo u t-o f--th e —Celery enjoy the ilterttriTtreat In 'sto reT oF U iero City Worship Sunday. in the reading o f the fine papers prepared Society People. for the afternoon. If V irginia’s Great Commonrr, Patrick sume of a u church events P O I N T S P U R ELY Henry," could have been present— perhaps . _ _ r _____i _ his spirit w m there t o h è a r the interestHow Celery City Vanity Fair While Ing sketch o f his life, with all o f Its early Interest to Those Religiously In­ Indecisions, hardships and trjnls, until his .Away the Golden Hours— clined—Subjects o f Discourses slumbering genius was awakened and he Social Gossip. fo r ’the Sabbath. at last came into his own. with the line Tit* P t.lart . 1 1 ha C l.rc K * . U ika Cily «ra E a .n r.lf tribute paid to him by Mrs. IL IL Chap­ Rrqunied is M b| •« fbtlf Annoiilkotifioot« and Children's Party pell, as she told the dub o f his great pat­ •tKer C h in k N«»« ! • tklf »Ac« not talar Hwa Wad®*«* lay iflimooB, . Mrs. T. A. N e d gave a beautiful party riotism and the part he played in launch­ The People’s Congregational for children at her charming home on ing the revolution, his manifold services Rev. Ceorge B. Waldron. pastor; Sunday morning Park avem ie last. Monday afternoon In to bis country oncf the honorable positions service, |(; evening servjce. 7:30: grayer meeting , 0:43 a. ra. Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. : Sabbath acl honor o f.h e r little daughter Margaret's he filled. Also his thrilling oratory. J. C. Ensmlnger. Superintendent. third birthday. The pretty rooms were Even ns a dweller in the great beyond he .Easter Sunday and ther first day In tlio daintily decorated In a Color .scheme of could hardly "h a v e . failed to be gratified new church w ill be observed b y special pink and were fragrant with quantities and repaid for all that tie endured, in services both morning and^plght. Easter o f Duchess roses ancl Easter lilies. In the knowing how bis country appreciated him music in the morning,'under direction of dining room the shades were drawn and and revered his memory. Mr. E. T. Woodruff, Miss Em ily Trafford the incandescent lights and candles gave Mrs. J. C. McDaniel read a pleasing organist, and choir o f eight voices. The just the light to make the scene most ef- little account by Hallio Rives, in “ Hearts public is most cordially Invited to join fectlve,--- -—------------:--- -----------1---- Courageous," o f how- Patrick Henrg - be­ w ith its oh both occasions.“ Th e Twogi The beautiful cake bore the three tiny came a lawyer. o f the day are as follows: candles and was further orntyncnted M lss.Peadiea Lefflcr gave nn interest­ MORNINQ EASTER SERVICE ¿round the edge with little rabbits and la ing Bketch o f Georgo Mason, another pat­ Doxology, rnngrpgnllnn nrtd rlwiir, the centre Was a basket filled to over­ riot, and personal friend ' o f Washington, Invocation, by the pastor. flowing with cunning little chickens. who did yeomnn service for his country Hymn, by the congregation. The piece de resistance, was Ute Jack in her great need. JIo drafted the fam ­ Responsive service, 103rd Psalin.’ Horner pie that centred the beautiful ous “ Bill o f Rights.” He also assisted in Gloria, Blumenschein. table and from out o f the depths o f this fram ing the Constitution. W as a mem­ Prayer, by the pastor. pretty pink pie oil sorts o f favors were ber witk Washington o f the Burgesses and Response, "Easter Worship:" drawn to delight the heart o f every child later the Continental Congress. Anthem, "T h e Strife,Is O’er," Max Vogpresent There were whistles, knives and Miss Meli Wfiitner prepared a most ex­ rlch. A horns for the boys, and dolls, baskets and cellent and interesting paper otj “ The Scripture reading. pails for tlio girls. Dainty refreshments Randolphs" o f colonial days! which was Hymn, by the congregation* were served, the ice cream in cornucopias. read by Miss Mabel Bowler in Miss W hitNotices and offering. The large number o f beautiful gifts ner’s absence. The ' patriotism. valiant Offertory, duet, "Hark, Hark m y Soul"— with which the fair little honoreo wps services, distinguished positions held by Jfevln. showered attested her popularity and tiie the successive heads o f this illustrious Sermon, b y rthe pastor. Subject: "A ll guests wished for her many more hnppy family, n rih clr country’s councils— their things are become new.” anniversaries. Mrs. Neal was assisted by learning, w it and oratory was charmingly Quartette, “ Rise, Glorious Conqueror"— Miss Geisle Dutt and the Misses Hand. told by Miss Whltner, in the short sketches Ashford. Thoso invited were LcClairc Jones, Mari­ given o f ca d i most notable member of i The Communion. L .. an Hand, Thelma Newlan,M acey Newlan, the Randolph fam ily. , * 'H ym n , by the congregation. Margaret Peters, Gladys Wilson, Martha Mrs. L R. Philips held the close atten­ Benqdiction. Chappell, Kathleen Grady, Lilian Shin- tion and interest o f her listeners, In rend­ EVENING CONCERT Dtf SUNDAY SCHOOL holscr, Julia Lalng, Olive Newman. Mar­ ing lior fine p ip e r on "The Wisdom, W it Song by congregation.______________ tha Driver, Sarah W igh t Jean Maxwell. and P a (li(» ór-AlB(itWn~OrHtDra.“ -MrB.~ Prayer by*[lie pastor. Cliarlotto Stryker; Elizabeth Whltner, May Philips cited only the most 'brilliant ex­ Recitation, Miss Katherine Waldron. Holly, Ethel Goodwin Perkins, Esther amples o f colonial oratory, beginning Song by little diildren. Miller, Fern Ward, Irma Smith, Chiirlotte with ih ° Declaration o f Independence, Rccitution, Clifford Walker. Smith, Algernon Speer, Billy Fitts, Heftiy written by Thomas Jefferson and Ills in­ Recitation by five little girls o f Miss McLaulin, Victor McLaulln, W alter Car­ augural address, also some beautiful Carrie Ensmlnger’s cI obs. ter, Mildred Holly, Nonna Herndon, Anna thoughts in his Notes on Virginia. Wash­ Song hy.lhe school. Stiles, Sarah Eastcrby, May Thrasher, ington's "Farew ell Address." Madison's Recitation, Mildred GosS. » Lawrence McDaniel, Dorris Hand, Robert great spcedi on the adoption of the "F ed ­ plion exercise. Miss Walker's class.- • Motic Mason, Anno Mason.- Unck Fox, Deane eral Constitution.” Monrots's Address on Solo byi Mrs. R. Hamrlghous, “ A v e Turner, Joe Caldwell, W alter Connelly, “ Federal ' Experiments Known as the Maria” — Millard. „ '■ * Albert Connelly, Hawkins Conhelly, A lice Monroe Doctrine.’’ Edmund Pendleton's Recitation, Elizabeth Clarey. Caldwell, Thomas W igh t Sidney Chase, address on the “ Federal Constitution," Recitation, W illie Cross. Frank Chase, Elmer Tolar, Llillo Ruth Edmund Randolph's ' notable defense of Anthem by young ladies. Spencer, Emma Spencer, Carolyn Spen­ Aaron Burr. John Randolph was men­ Recitation, Elsie Greenburg. cer, F. F. Dutton, Jr., Louisa Shinholser, tioned as a remarkably fluent, eztenipoPsalm by pupils c f classes o f Mrs. W al­ Theodora Miller, Harry Woodruff, Ralph ra neaps sneake r . ____________ ■ . ' ‘ dron and Miss Walker. •, Woodruff, Arthur Zachary, Helen Jenkhis, Light Horse Hurry Lee's famous funeral Recitation, Miss Claire Walker. • Virginia Jenkins, Florence Stringfcllow, oration over Washington, which is ac­ Solo by Mrs. 11. C. Maitland, "Rock ol Mory Snell Ruby, Helen Peck, Lee Peck. corded a high Vanii 'am on g American A g e s "—Johnson. clASSlcr, the - address 4b© death of - Address b y the pastor* — —— Jefferson by William .W irt, the lawyer, A t.th e W cla k a Club Offering, march o f . pupils with m ile author and orator. In Jefferson's notes boxes. The members of the Welaka Club en on V irginia he pays a glowing tribute to Song by the school. Joyed a delightful sowing party ut the tee native oratory of Logan, the Mingo club rooms Inst Tuesday afternoon. Datn F ir s t M e th o d is t Chief, whose fam ily was killed by A m er­ ly refreshments were served by^tlie house Rev. J. A. Hendry, pastor; church. corner Park ican soldiers. Quotations from the ad­ avenue and Fifth street; personate, corner kingcommittee, Mrs. F. L. Woodruff and Mrs. nulla avenue and Seventh street; phone 234, dresses mentioned were given and the Sunday morning service at II; evening service. J. CL McDaniel. paper ended in a lengthy quotation from 7;3o, Sunday' school, 0:48 n. ra.; Juo. K. Met­ tinger, bupc Teucners' mecUng every Friday, Patrick Henry's immortal speech. 7:30 p m. Miss Fox Entertulna “ My Lady o f Literature" was most en­ Methodist Church ' Miss Martha Fox entertained the Senior tertaining as sketched by Miss Tetiierly, Sunday school 9:45 u. m., John K. Met Class o f the Sanford High School o f which who mentioned the most prominent w rit' she i s o member, last Wednesday evening era o f Virginia and , southern literature^ linger, Supt. In charge, A. R. Chappell as­ . at a “ tacky party” and it f c s a most boti) o f (irose and poetry, with pleasing sisting. Special Easter scrvlacs. Prcuching at 11 a. m „ by the pastor. unique a ml enjoyable affair. The color und clever com m ents^ipon the lives, per­ scheme was red and yellov^and the pink sonalities and works o f each, as she as­ Subject, “ A risen Lord." Preaching Moore's Station 3:30 p. in. by lemonade was served from a yellow signed them their places in literature. tiie pastor. bowl. The place cards were sticks of Space docs not permit the names o f tlio Preaching ut 7:30 p. mi. by the pastor candy, to which (he guests names were works of EUen A. Glasgow o f Virginia, attached. The girls and boys caine in Miss M. G. McClellan, Virginia: Am elia y Next Sunday will be the beginning of costume and were masked and the first R ives (Countqss Trowbatzskoy), Margaret special meetings at .this ciiu rch^tq con-: cun lest was to guess who they were. M itf J. Preston, Pennsylvania; Sara Agnes tlnue as long as thought ■wise.; ’ The Currie Lovell won the prize, co m in gH ’ ryor, Virginia; Mrs. Barton Harrison, church is urged to (tray for ‘ the meeting nearest to recognizing her friends in their Marion Ilarland, Mary Johnson, Frances and attend the meetings. - The public is disguise. In a doughnut eating contest Baylor and Julia Magrudcr. These tal­ cordially Invited. Miss Ruth Mettinger won the prize. Hurry. ented women have each contributed fir s t Baptist Curtson and Sadie W illiam s won in dry largely toward making Richmond tho Rav.J. W. Wlldman. pastor; Sunday morning service, 11: evening service. 7:30; Sabbath achool. goods '■ contest and [Mabel Cowan and southern literary center. How can tho 9:40 a. ra.; Prof. N. J. Perkins, ’ Supt.; prayer meeting every Wed need ey. 7:30 p. in., tallowed Ralph W ight wajked off with the cako study o f a foreign country ever fumisti by teachers’ meeting walk prize. Those present wore Mr. Geo, the pleasure, jest and benefit, or inspire P re s b y te r ia n Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fox, J r v Mr. and the patriotism, that the present program ). F. McKinnon, pastor; morning servire, J. Mrs. Deane Turner, Missea Carrie Lovell, has done for so many o f the club? The Il Rav. ilns service, 7:30; Sabbath sohoed, 9.43 a., e venin ry McLaulln, Supt.; prayer meeting Wed-; U W illie Singletary,' (Tusse Tiliis, Ruth Met- contemplated study will be a variety In­ m; Henry iiesdnv 7:30 p. tn linger, M abel Cowan, Sadie Williams teresting and instructive, as it enlarges Catholic Eugenia Pope,. M auls. Ernest House­ the scope o f information, but it will not Catholic Church, Oak avenue between 8th and holder, Seth Woodruff, Harry Carlson, be our very own, our native land. 9th streets. Rev. Father Bresoahan in charge. V alle Lovell, Marks Baker, Ralph Wight, A t the conclusion o f the* program Miss Mass every Sunday at 10 a. m- Kuoary. sermon and benediction every Sunday at 7;3U p. m. SunA b ie Kanner and Ernest Betts. Mabel Bowler, accompanied by Miss day school at 0 a. m. Confessions heard Saturday * » ^ ““ “ • before first Sunday of the month between 4 end 5 Flossie Frank sang “ A May Morning." p..m. and 7 and 8 p. m. First Sunday of month Mr. Lake Presents Bills Miss Frank and Miss Bowler then sang u nines al 7:90 a. ra. and 10 a. in. Special services at Catholic Church on . Representative Lake has presented two duet. Favorita," which was much enjoy­ Good Friday night at 7:30, Solemn W ay o f bills before the legislature as follows: ed by the club. the Cross E after Sunday morning first A bill to be entitled an act to abolish Program for A pril 19th: the present municipal corporation o f the L Reminiscences o f Richmond, Mrs. G. mass at 7:30 when a number o f children w ill will recieve First Holy - Communion. Town o f Goldsboro, Oraqge County,' Flori­ L. Muris. da, incorporated Decem ber 1st. A . D. 1891, IL The Colonial Gentleman. Mrs. M. Second muss which .will be a misaa can­ tata at 10:00 a. m, Dveiling services at under the General Laws o f the State of Martin. Society in Ute Old D o m i n i o n . _________ 7:30 as as ugual.----------- :— 1-----------------Florida governing cities and tdwfta. mid a. fr s v o l and Trans porta Uon,Mrs. C. C. to provide for the iro tfetio n of all credMaly Cress tplseopal Woodruff. Rav. B. F, Brown, rector; A. D. Key, senior w ar­ Hors o f the said Town of Goldsboro, Orb. Physicians, Law yers and Parsons, den: Sunday morning service, U> evening service ange county, Florida. ~ Mrs. J. N. Whltner. 6 0li: Sabbetb acliuoL. 9:43 a. m.; B. t, Whltner. c. The Country Store, Mrs. J. C. Mc­ SupL; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening. A bill to be entitled an act to abolish the present municipal corporation o f the Daniel. d. The Dress o f the Colonists, Miss M a­ We make ■ specialty of framing T o w n jo f Sanford Heights, Orange County, bel Bowler. ' pictures. Try us. Sanford Furniture A. ftemY-öf-fntcrest-Coifüemtnf Critic. to. , —— . * FIRE AGENT — — - Office Above First National Bank SANFORD. FLORIDA It ANNOUNCEMENT Having bought the E. E. Brady store nt the HauoMJElace on Park Ave;, I will* open a first class Fish and Meat M arket. Will be glad to meet both ol^ and new custo­ mers and can insure Im m ediate Delivery on telephone "T . W. • BRIGGS Form erly w ith J . D. ROBERTS Ì 110 Park Avenue : • : Telehonc No. 1 Jf (VWi'YWi’iVVWrVv’JA ' iVi'vV»iViViVi'iW AAYrtVlYiWlW»WiYyWiVri « r.VrVr. îr m r îiS S ^ j ! YOUR HOME RECEPTIONS! ! i .. ' „ • ARE NOT COMPLETE ’ • . Without one dr more of our kinds of C a n d y . 150 assorted kinds, 25e to $1.00 j>cr pound. A beautiful line of Score und Tally Cards, Stationery, etc. Ho u r v e l v e t brand I C E C R E A M ' . : Pfleked i n d Dollvcrod $1750 Por Gallon Jas. B. Lawson PHONE , . , 275 \ - I Sanford Florida ......... ............. $ 5.25 SANFORD TO JACKSONVILLE!; AND RETURN, VIA ATLANTIC m i . .• COAST • | ¡i LINE „ f g L A c c o u n t Conference for E du cation in the S ou th ' A p ril 19-21, 1911 *g Tickets on sale A pril 17 and 18 and limited to return readting JJ. original starting point by midnight o f A p ril 30th «■ . f t * •L,' » > Correspondingly low rates from all stations. For further information call on Ticket Agent Atlantic Coavi Line JJ* — . r „ Ksilrosd, or write J* — A. W . FRITOT, D. P. Agent ; 138 West Bay St. JA C K S O N V ILu iM LO R IM 5 ; •' ' f ’ • LU i { a. * .#• TURNER’S SHOES $ 2.85 ■“S H O E SHOES SALE 300 pair Men’s high cut Patent Leather, Gun Metal him] Tan Calf Shoes $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 values now redin'™ down to $ 2 .8 5 . y 400.pair Ladies’ Patent Leather Oxford, ankle strap pump* $3.00 and $3.50 values reduced down to $ 2 .8 5 . 300 pair Ladles’ Vici Kid. Black and Tan Oxfords $2.00 and $2£p values reduced to $1.85. These Shoes must be removed by the 15th of April So Ladies' and Gentlemen come early before your size is sold. T i l R N E RXS SHOE PARLOR 319 W . F irs t S tre e t 35-tf , *>w ¿ '« IN S U R A N C E Of 7 * C O N N E LLY s GENERAL A PERSONAL F lo r id a . P. , ' Sanford, Florida �t V- . THE //V SANFORD— Lib j* Worth LiviA Number 36 Volum e 111 SANFORD ML Itili IS PROPOSITION The General News of '‘The Land of Flowers. CULLED PROM TH E STATE PRESS An E pitom e o f th e W e e k 's M o st p o r te n t H appenings In the S ta t e 's Domain. Im A t a special meeting o f the Halifax River Yacht Club at Daytona it was de­ cided that if the sum o f $2,000 could bo raised among the townspeople and vis­ itors tho yacht clhb would guarantee $2, 500, which sum is about what it will cost to have a section dredge dig a good, deep _ channel'from tho club house, across the flats In the middle of tho.rivcrto the main channel o f the east side, nnd also to dredge a.large basin on the west side to accommodate the. large, deep draft yachts whioh come down the east coast through these waters and which now urc obliged to anchor at the.draw o f the south bridge nearly half r. mile front town. ■ The Booster Club, a recently organized - effort TOTkeep -BrHdcntown ~to~ the rote, • will organizo a post card sule beginning Thursday o f tills week nnd continuing un­ til the evening uf May 1. Thu curds will contuin view s of the city nnd vicinity und will bo offered for sale by a bevy of young ladies, the mast successful of wlioln will receive o gold wnich fo r, her industry.' r l l "is "expected that at least 5,000 cards w ill' be mailed between the .dates named. M ista k e in Boundary Lines Will Nulll fy The Charter It appears that the Incorporators of tho town o f Sanford Heights have perpetrated a huge joke upon their Sanford friends. One of the liveliest topics ever discussed in Sanford has for many weeks been the incorporation o f Sanford Heights: and the controversy between the citizens of that fair little suburb and the citizens of SanTurdv-hus - assumed—«vary— phase -from frivolrftrs to serious. • Now, it develops that there isn’t any incorporation of Sanford H eights. ut all and it is fair to assume that the errors which nullify this charter were really In­ tended. and not,the result o f a want o i knowledge or ability on the part of tho iiicor|>orntnrs. The charter is void for the following rontons. In describing the boundaries in the original call, errors were made su(lielent to invalidate the charter] a srfo r instance, when nflcr following certain lines to r point in the center o f tiie A. C. L. Kali road, 60U lh of Goldsboro, the line rtjns thence south along the centre line of said railroad lo the south boundary of section Thirty-six nndTtifrty-ono. ItiWiF ship nineteen south of range thirty eust to the west line o f Mellunville avenue. •_ Now, tills section 3G is out of 4hat neighborhood, but the railroad’ nowhere touches the south boundry line; hut when it ’ readies a point that fur s4>uih, it is LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS A United S ta te s S en a to r Elected Tuesday and W edn esday FAVORS LAK E FRONT on Prom in en t P r o p e r ty O w ner G ives His V iew s on Subject Both houses o f the legislature are keep­ T, J. Check, one o f tho largest property ing up their reputation gained early in owners in Sanford writes tiie following tiie session for a "business legislature". letter from Charleston. S. C.. to W. D. The grind is going on smoothly and busi­ Holden o f this city: ness being turned off at n good dip. “ They are building an addjtloiyil, bulk Tuesday at high twelve the time set by head or sea wall ut Charleston, S. C., sev­ the constitution and by la w h a vin g arrived eral blocks long and are working day nnd both houses proceeded to ballot for the night to finish ' i t They estimate thnt election uf—a United .State* Senator from the crcutcd lands wlU tlirec lim es pay Florida. In the house pf representatives the expense o f same. Fifty foot lota are the nominating speech was made by now selling from $1,800 to $2,000. Boom­ Floyd o f Franklin and the speech was ing the dead town o f Charleston ns never considered one o f us eloquent ns lias ever boforo. You arc n benefactor m Sanford been made on similar] occasions before. for pushing along this work. It will boom Butler uf Duval seconded the nomination Sanford nnd make, it the most miked of of Mr. Bryan. The house then bnllotted, city in Florida. G7 votes being cast for Bryan (three mem­ bers absent). In the senate the nominat­ ing, t|>ccch was mhde by ScnnfuV J. C. L. Englo o f Duval. A t twelve .o'clock on Wendesday the senate and house met in joint session, president Cone of the sennte presiding, and with all the formalities required on sudi occasions the ballot of each house was announced uutj -file pro reeding* o f the day previous read, mid Htmr N,- P.B rynn 'w a m c d A F e d n iftT dul y elected senator.from Florida to succeed Senator Taliaferro the present Senator. \fjVS O f THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleahed From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING TH E WEEK I H ere th e H ea d ers W ill rind a Brief H isto rica l S prin g F lo w in g - — — — r o r H u rried R e e d e rs ----------— N. A. Shaw, a wealthy farmer and prominent in Texas political circle«, be­ lieves W illiam Jennings Bryan is ■ thorn * In the side of Democracy and that tho differences between Bryan and Bailey should be settled by debate in order not to peril the ultimate unity of the parly. Mr. Shaw states thul he is willing to bear The W ednesday Club the financial expense attached to such A s usunl a large number o f the club debate personally, and to give the "ga te were present Wednesday afternoon In receipts" to tho "Commoner." the home o f Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Governor Wilson has sent a special The president, Mrs. Goo. L. Maria's pa message to the New Jersey legislature, per on "Reminiscences of Richmond,” wos urging the adoption o f a law providing for very interesting, tho subject being clever­ ly Handled. Beginning witli the naming commission form of government for e it ie a of Richmond on the l'Jtli o f September, ntid for the*initlotive, referendum nnd re­ call.— -— ---------1733.-by Cot. W iniBHl Difd and Peter Flurries in snow curly Sunday morning Jones, some of the very quaint customs o f tho early settlers o f tho now be'uutiful and about church going time a bright a f­ city nnd pride o f -Virginia were recounted ternoon sun, smothered now and then be­ neath great white (niffs o f cloud! and cold in a charming and bright manner. Mrs. M. Martin’s paper on tho “Colonial winterly winds which sent many an Gentleman,'' was jmst pencil ft* u future Easter haT neroplanlng. were tile vagaries o f the weather-in New York. meeting.______ _ _ Mr. Fee o f St Lucie had a resolution adopted calling upon the state board of health for a report as to whnt means they had employed und wlml steps taken to wcJLvyULiii sectioq 3S- Section JitevcuLllm spread oLdertain-contagious Society in lift) Old Dominion, Travel One hundred twrsbnsTTt, is expected, township |U south of range 30 cast lie« diseases now prevalent in |>arts o f tKe state ami Transportation" in vogue among tho wit) bo disfranchised as the result o f an six miles west of Sunfurd- uvenuu. So Gray of Gadsden has a biU <u com­ earliest colonists was made very enter­ investigation into vote buying In Law ­ much for the original cull. promise measure) dealing with the un­ taining in tiie well prepared |>apcr by rence county by tiie grand jury now In When tiie proceedings incorporating the lawful securing of teachers examination The eighteenth annual session of the Mrs. C. C. Woodruff. | session. This Isihe tenth county In Ken­ Florida Bunkers’ Association will.convene town were had, it was necessary lo set lucstions. The bill proposed by the edu­ Doubtless very accurate, if rather un­ tucky .where such an Investigation has u)) tiie cull and ils publication und re­ cational commission was considered too in Ocala on May 10 mid 11. This associ­ flattering pictures, of the first Physicians. been ordered in the last month. Some ation Is composed of the leading finan­ pent exactly the metes nnd bounds us drastic by the Ionise and was ’Killed. Lawyers and Parsons were given in,n prominent people are involved. described tliey start their boundary . line Gray's bill so far lias met the approval ciers o f the state qnd numbers among its reading from “Old Virginia and Her officers und members many of the promi­ at the same point; thutris, the northwest of both contending factions. Bents New York Neighbors" by Mrs. Howler, in tho absence point uf intersection of Celery A ve, und Th«? bill to require ads in newspapers nent bankers o f Jacksonville, all of }vhomof Mrs. J. N. Whitner. " H . F. Peyser, n well known traveling Mclloiivillc Ave.,' being the southeast tagged which was vetoed by Governor expect to attend the session. "The Country Store," a paper by Mrs. J. man was.in tho city thl* week and being comer of tiie town of Sanford; then they Gilchrist at tho end of the last session Tiie Arcadia city council bus repealed run east along Celery avenue to the west was again up this week and the Governor's C. McDaniel, was 'iilso poslpotted, owing In need o f * underwear dropped into tb e' the ordinance providing for tho issue of to Mrs. McDaniel's absence. store, o f D. A- Caldwell & Sons. He ine of Sanford Avo. To do this,' tliey veto sustained by a big veto. $440,000 bonds voted for last year, and a Miss Mabel Bowler's paper on "Tiie wanted union suits and expected to pay must travel the 25000 miles more or Speaker Jennings has a hill through new ordinance has been adopted calling less, representing tiie circumference uf the the house adopting the proposed Federal ^)rcss of tiie Colonists" wus ti vivid about $2.00 |ier suit for them. Instead r for another election May 10, for tho purglobe approximately. An interesting trip income tax. Only 4 votes were registered portrayal of the very pronounced style of tic was allow n n good union suit for 47 poso o f voting for a bond issue of $50,000, dress- that udOrned our ancestors. Com­ cents. Ho was dutnfouiided and . Im me­ Getting buck to tiie west boundury lino against it.' $20,000 for water works. $20,000 for sewparing the past with the present, the diately bought one dozen suits, remarking o f fa n fo ld Ave. they follow with fair Dorman of §u «can nee has a measure , erage and $0,000 for street purposes. styles o f drcsS have changed very1 materi­ to a friend ut the Sanford House after­ oxaclitude llieir original description, mak­ tu place the regulation ol. all telephone ally, and pi favor o f even some of t|ic up ward that Caldwell & Sons had the big The shipping o f new potatoes from the ing tho same mistake with regard to rates under the jurisdiction of the Rail­ to date costumes of the present votaries New York deportment stores skinned to Hastings district began in earnest this sections 35 and 36: und when tliey turn road Commission. ... f of fashion death, ill lie paid $3.00 per suit for the week’ ' The quality is good and the yield east tliey truvel along the south; und this Gray and Sheppard o f Gadsden have in Miss Bowler, accompanied by Mrs. I). shine material In New York. runs from thirty to thirty-five ba n d s to description conveys no intelligence what­ an auti-lobbying b ill • L Thrasher, sang "The Garden o f my Moral: Go lo Caldwells' for everything. , die acre. The marker opened at $0.50 ever. They also state that these fnotions Reddick of Holmes lias in . a bill pro­ Heart," which waa,-cnjoycd tiy all who They have it. a barrel for firsts, but dropped to $G, arc in township 10 cast. There isn't any hibiting county judges from issuing mar­ were present. with $5 for seconds. Alw ays the acreage township 10 east in Dio stale o f Florida. riage licenses folr females under the age - R obert P. Phillips Program for April 26th: is larger mis year tbon’ last, yet the total Townships all read north or south m our of 20 without the written, consent of 1. Colonial Churches, Mrs. S. O. Chase, Mr. Robert, P. Phillips died at the home yield .V ill bet ohly slightly greater than survey from the Tallahassee base line, parents or guardians. lii tiie Home: of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Dutton, corner of that o f 1010, owing to the late cold sjiells. and ranges read east und west. Speaker Jennings' bill for forming a a, The Light of Other Duys, Mrs. D. L. Seventh street und Park avenue, Thurs­ teachers' pehsion fund hat been unfavor­ - HonTWv II. Milton has , definitely an­ Thrasher. day 9:i0 Mr. Phillips was 73 years Broom Corn Raising ably reported by the committee on edu­ nounced that he would be in the race for b, Kitchen Fireside, Mrs. C. E. Walker. Of ngu m?d, was. born lu Luwrenceville, Tiie .following letter is addressed to cation. . the nomination o f government. A t Tbe c. Meat nnd Drink. Miss Flossie Frank. N. J., Noil:-17, 1837. Ho belougod to tha proper lime, lie says, he will formally an­ E. T. Woodruff, secretary Commercial Muc Williams it still hopeful for the d. Serving of Meals, Miss Alice Whit­ dlstiugimhpd^faiiiity of that noma who nounce his platform and give Ids views Club, and may be iound worthy o f con­ submission of the capital .removal ques­ wert! famous In Revolutionary times. tier. m. on tiie issues involved in state govern­ sideration. Tiie wriler's address is 2008 tion. He lias a bill now in providing for c, Spinning and Weaving. Miss Mcll . lie lufives ]wO daughters to mourn his ment. This makes three deflnitu entries ireinw isli St., Covington, Ky.: the submission pf ¡ho question. death, Mrs. F. F. Dtittury of this city, late Whitner. Would you please try and induce your tills year. Hon. Cromwell Hibson. Hon. Wilson of St. Johns has n bill In to Reading, "Tiie Old Tim e, Flower Gar­ of Philadelphia, and ftrer-Walter Oeshuna farmers to raise broom corn tliis summer! reimburse, persons losing property by Burk Trammell and Senator Milton: dens," Mine Lillie Farnsworth. of Now York. The body will be 'taken to have a friend who desires to go to Flor­ theft. Unfavorable report. _. A question .o f burning interest was (ìunslori, N. J.,. for interment.. ' Tbe com­ Dorman of Suwannee has in a bill pro­ started In tho three communities o f Day- ida with me next fall. Broom corn will munity extends* sympathy to saddened grow almost anywhere and there Is no posing amendment in constitution allow­ tonn-Seabreeze and Daytona Dead: when THE WEST SIDtS LA D IES — ^ ones reason why It should not grow in Florida. ing an exemption on property of all sal it become know*1 that H sweeping re­ «l Picuse give tills .matter your kind atten­ widows and also of e x -confederate soldiers E d ito r Has r a ta l A cciden t duction In tnlls over the bridges which tion and oblige. Yours truly, who have lost a limb, to the. extent of Doing A Good W o rk In Im provem en ts span tho Halifax had been made by tho J. K. Merchant, recently oP Gainesville, ' v' ___ CL JL CahvuU- — 1,1)00 dollar*. • ♦ In That S ection ' county commissioner«—at their regular editor Madison Enterprise-Recorder, died Mr. Somerville of Hillsboro desires to rase ling, Tuesday, April '3,lh o reduction Tho West Side Improvement Society Mondfiy afternoon os result of injuries Cheap K a tes l o Tallahassee prevent the use of repeating shotguns lo held n very interesting meeting Thursday from falling from a wagon four miles from to go into effect on or before May 1. . On nccountjff Ifie annual meeting of hunting birds. town. Death resulted before medical aid April, 19th, at the Robbins Nest at tlircc Orlando is now likely 't o hove a fine tiie Florida Press Association ut TalluliasMr. Gornto of Lafayette wishes to have p. m. A fter the business was transacted readied him. He and w ife were in charge five-story building at the corner o f Orange see next week Sanford people have been all dogs kept from running at large during short time wus spent in social chat, of a party of plcknickers to Dlue Springs. and Central avenues, and this will add made a rule of $7.75 for (he round trip, certain seasons. one o f the ladles favored us wills music greatly to the appearance o f that flour­ commendug April 22 and 23 und good Senator Flournoy is seeking to have both instrumental and vocal, which was Attention, Conductors! ishing town. The Reporter-Star says that until 27th, Every one contemplating a legislation enacted providing for an in­ highly appreciated. On account o f the annual convention o f ■ , . Messrs. Giles and Ueachain, who have visit to Tallahassee should take advan­ heritance lax. Tbe. society lias had scats made and the Order o f Railway Conductors at Jack­ recentry purchased the lot at the corner tage of tliis opportunity. Tha Governor's report of the action of placed on streets under the beautiful sonville Tite Herald has secured « special mentioned, "w ill erect a five-story build­ the pardon board is interesting reading. trees for tbe convenience of pedestrians. cut o f O. K. C. and is now prepared to N o tice ing, modern In every particular, with Out oL3!7 applications for pardon dhly Tbe ladles o f the west side gave an prim your cards. You will need them in The citizens o f Sanford and adjacent «levator and every convenience". country ure called to meet at Eagles' four full pardons were granted, 09 con­ Easter egg hunt on Saturday April 15l)i, Jacksonville. Come and see us at once. Hall, Tuesdoy night. May 1st. to organize ditional, 9 restorations to citizenship, 12 for the little folks at West Side Park, Special rátes on 500 cards. E a ster a t th e C a th olic Church a permanent hospital association and to prison sentences commuted, 3 fines re­ there was about fifty o f them present. _V{llLbecom lng ceremonies the great At the Old Stand continue the work already begun. Every mitted, 3 fines •educed, 2 costs remitted, Everything was ready at three o'clock, feast of our Lord's resurrection was cele­ J. D. Roberts wishes to announce that one who loves humanity and pities the 108 applications denied, 2 death sentences the signal was given, they all started out brated at the Catholic church. A t the be is cutting meat at the old stand and • sick uud needy, is urged to' be preseuL ■ commuted. 8 denied. on the trail, they proved to be good early mass about fifteen children received has tbe same Indi nation to wait upon his The race track bill was probably tire •M bs. J. N. W hitnot, hunters, as they soon returned lo the ■first holy communion, a truly beautiful many patrons as heretofore. hardest fought proposition in the house 36-2p President Temporary Organization storting point witli llieir faces beaming and impressive ceremony. * tliis week. Tiie senate passed the Sloan with happiness and their hands full of Do You Want a Morse ' A t the lo o'clock mass Mrs. Cuttrell of biU without a dissenting vote. Theineas- gam «. Will Build A p a rtm en t House ______ ' A One saddle and driving mare, Ught Kocky Mount, N. C-, who is visiting Mrs. u r s is s t illo p ie ihe house -flo w e ver. It J . i l . i'eigusun has .let the co ntract -Tor surrey, canopy top, front seat and rumble Hsywnrd Young, delighted the large au­ a fine fifteen room house on the corner of is predicted that it will pass the house by Odd Fellows Anniversary * seat to bold four people. W ill be sold for dience with her singing. Mr. J. D. Par­ First street and French avenue. Mr. Fer­ a vote of about 42 lo 28. A strong lobby The ninety-second anniversary o f Odd $200 If sold at once. R. J. H olly . ker presided with Ids usual ability at the guson will have the bouse ready for occu­ is here fighting the bill. Fellowship in America will be celebrated 36-2t . organ and used his fine tenor voice to pancy before the fall exodus uf tour is u Cray o f Gadsden has succeeded in get­ by the Sanford Ixxlge next Sunday. good advantage. ting his railroad relief bill safely past the Spedal services w ill be held in the Meth­ comes to Sanford. Don’t forget you can get your chipped As a new organ has been installed In second reading and it will probably pass odist church next Sunday cvcnlug, an ad­ beef and ham cut on an Am erican slicing Bunk W ill C lose tbs church, the music next Sunday will by a very safe majority. The railroad dress tu be delivered by Rev, Hendry. machine at W. W. Long's market. 26- if Wednesday April 26th being memorial affected by this bill baa had a lobby here The services will be held at 7:30 and tbeo Best grade Butlerene at Long's grocery. be mors elaborate and Mrs. Cuttrell it ex­ Day the banka w ill dose for the day. » pected to slog for us again. fighting the measure, But lo little effect. > |Try it while butter is high. 26-U public Is cordially invited to attend. ¿ t» • »M■n bEM � 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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' i n r sAwroRD April 41, on herald IN SANFORD CHURCHES Thè Wednesday Club ¿_L A line nttcildancc of the dub was pres­ ent Wednesday afternoon In their charm­ ing dub room at Mrs. D..L Thrasher's to ftemY-öf-fntcrest-Coifüemtnf enjoy the ilterttriTtreat In'storeToFUiero Where. Devout-of--the—Celery City Worship Sunday. in the reading of the fine papers prepared Society People. for the afternoon. If Virginia’s Great Commonrr, Patrick P O IN T S PU R ELY PERSONAL Henry," could have been present—perhaps A sume of a u church events ._ _ r ____i_ his spirit w m there to h è a r the interestHow Celery City Vanity Fair While Ing sketch of his life, with all of Its early Of Interest to Those Religiously In­ Indecisions, hardships and trjnls, until his .Away the Golden Hours— clined—Subjects o f Discourses slumbering genius was awakened and he Social Gossip. fo r ’the Sabbath. at last came into his own. with the line Tit* P t .l a r t . 1 1ha C l.rcK * . U ika Cily «ra E a .n r.lf tribute paid to him by Mrs. IL IL Chap­ Rrqunied is M b| •« fbtlf Annoiilkotifioot« and Children's Party pell, as she told the dub of his great pat­ •tKer C h i n k N«»« ! • tklf »Ac« not talar Hwa Wad®*«* lay iflimooB, . Mrs. T. A. Ned gave a beautiful party riotism and the part he played in launch­ The People’s C ongregational for children at her charming home on ing the revolution, his manifold services Rev. Ceorge B. Waldron. pastor; Sunday morning Park avemie last. Monday afternoon In to bis country oncf the honorable positions service, |(; evening servjce. 7:30: grayer meeting , 0:43 a. ra. Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. : Sabbath acl honor of.her little daughter Margaret's he filled. Also his thrilling oratory. J. C. Ensmlnger. Superintendent. third birthday. The pretty rooms were Even ns a dweller in the great beyond he .Easter Sunday and ther first day In tlio daintily decorated In a Color .scheme of could hardly "have. failed to be gratified new church will be observed by special pink and were fragrant with quantities and repaid for all that tie endured, in services both morning and^plght. Easter of Duchess roses ancl Easter lilies. In the knowing how bis country appreciated him music in the morning,'under direction of dining room the shades were drawn and and revered his memory. Mr. E. T. Woodruff, Miss Emily Trafford the incandescent lights and candles gave Mrs. J. C. McDaniel read a pleasing organist, and choir of eight voices. The just the light to make the scene most ef- little account by Hallio Rives, in “Hearts public is most cordially Invited to join fectlve,-----—------------- :---- ------------ 1---- Courageous," of how- Patrick Henrg - be­ with its oh both occasions.“ The Twogi The beautiful cake bore the three tiny came a lawyer. of the day are as follows: candles and was further orntyncnted Mlss.Peadiea Lefflcr gave nn interest­ MORNINQ EASTER SERVICE ¿round the edge with little rabbits and la ing Bketch of Georgo Mason, another pat­ Doxology, rnngrpgnllnn nrtd rlwiir, the centre Was a basket filled to over­ riot, and personal friend 'o f Washington, Invocation, by the pastor. flowing with cunning little chickens. who did yeomnn service for his country Hymn, by the congregation. The piece de resistance, was Ute Jack in her great need. JIo drafted the fam­ Responsive service, 103rd Psalin.’ Horner pie that centred the beautiful ous “Bill of Rights.” He also assisted in Gloria, Blumenschein. table and from out of the depths of this framing the Constitution. Was a mem­ Prayer, by the pastor. pretty pink pie oil sorts of favors were ber witk Washington of the Burgesses and Response, "Easter Worship:" drawn to delight the heart of every child later the Continental Congress. Anthem, "The Strife,Is O’er," Max Vogpresent There were whistles, knives and Miss Meli Wfiitner prepared a most ex­ rlch. A horns for the boys, and dolls, baskets and cellent and interesting paper otj “The Scripture reading. pails for tlio girls. Dainty refreshments Randolphs" of colonial days! which was Hymn, by the congregation* were served, the ice cream in cornucopias. read by Miss Mabel Bowler in Miss WhitNotices and offering. The large number of beautiful gifts ner’s absence. The ' patriotism. valiant Offertory, duet, "Hark, Hark my Soul"— with which the fair little honoreo wps services, distinguished positions held by Jfevln. showered attested her popularity and tiie the successive heads of this illustrious Sermon, by rthe pastor. Subject: "All guests wished for her many more hnppy family, nrihclr country’s councils—their things are become new.” anniversaries. Mrs. Neal was assisted by learning, wit and oratory was charmingly Quartette, “Rise, Glorious Conqueror"— Miss Geisle Dutt and the Misses Hand. told by Miss Whltner, in the short sketches Ashford. Thoso invited were LcClairc Jones, Mari­ given of cadi most notable member of i The Communion. L .. an Hand, Thelma Newlan,Macey Newlan, the Randolph family. , * 'Hymn, by the congregation. Margaret Peters, Gladys Wilson, Martha Mrs. L R. Philips held the close atten­ Benqdiction. Chappell, Kathleen Grady, Lilian Shin- tion and interest of her listeners, In rend­ EVEN IN G CONCERT Dtf SU N D A Y SCHOOL holscr, Julia Lalng, Olive Newman. Mar­ ing lior fine piper on "The Wisdom, Wit Song by congregation.___________ tha Driver, Sarah Wight Jean Maxwell. and Pa(li(» ór-AlB(itWn~OrHtDra.“-MrB.- ~ Prayer by*[lie pastor. Cliarlotto Stryker; Elizabeth Whltner, May Philips cited only the most 'brilliant ex­ Recitation, Miss Katherine Waldron. Holly, Ethel Goodwin Perkins, Esther amples of colonial oratory, beginning Song by little diildren. Miller, Fern Ward, Irma Smith, Chiirlotte with ih° Declaration of Independence, Rccitution, Clifford Walker. Smith, Algernon Speer, Billy Fitts, Heftiy written by Thomas Jefferson and Ills in­ Recitation by five little girls of Miss McLaulin, Victor McLaulln, Walter Car­ augural address, also some beautiful Carrie Ensmlnger’s cIobs. ter, Mildred Holly, Nonna Herndon, Anna thoughts in his Notes on Virginia. Wash­ Song hy.lhe school. Stiles, Sarah Eastcrby, May Thrasher, ington's "Farewell Address." Madison's Recitation, Mildred GosS. » Lawrence McDaniel, Dorris Hand, Robert great spcedi on the adoption of the "Fed­ plion exercise. Miss Walker's class.- • Motic Mason, Anno Mason.- Unck Fox, Deane eral Constitution.” Monrots's Address on Solo byi Mrs. R. Hamrlghous, “Ave Turner, Joe Caldwell, Walter Connelly, “ Federal ' Experiments Known as the Maria”—Millard. „ '■ * Albert Connelly, Hawkins Conhelly, Alice Monroe Doctrine.’’ Edmund Pendleton's Recitation, Elizabeth Clarey. Caldwell, Thomas Wight Sidney Chase, address on the “Federal Constitution," Recitation, Willie Cross. Frank Chase, Elmer Tolar, Llillo Ruth Edmund Randolph's ' notable defense of Anthem by young ladies. Spencer, Emma Spencer, Carolyn Spen­ Aaron Burr. John Randolph was men­ Recitation, Elsie Greenburg. cer, F. F. Dutton, Jr., Louisa Shinholser, tioned as a remarkably fluent, eztenipoPsalm by pupils cf classes of Mrs. Wal­ Theodora Miller, Harry Woodruff, Ralph ra neaps sneake r . __________ ■ . ' ‘ dron and Miss Walker. •, Woodruff, Arthur Zachary, Helen Jenkhis, Light Horse Hurry Lee's famous funeral Recitation, Miss Claire Walker. • Virginia Jenkins, Florence Stringfcllow, oration over Washington, which is ac­ Solo by Mrs. 11. C. Maitland, "Rock ol Mory Snell Ruby, Helen Peck, Lee Peck. corded a high Vanii 'among American Ages"—Johnson. clASSlcr, the - address 4b© death of - Address by the pastor* — —— Jefferson by William .Wirt, the lawyer, A t.the Wclaka Club Offering, march o f . pupils with mile author and orator. In Jefferson's notes boxes. The members of the Welaka Club en on Virginia he pays a glowing tribute to Song by the school. Joyed a delightful sowing party ut the tee native oratory of Logan, the Mingo club rooms Inst Tuesday afternoon. Datn F irst M ethodist Chief, whose family was killed by Amer­ ly refreshments were served by^tlie house Rev. J. A. Hendry, pastor; church. corner Park ican soldiers. Quotations from the ad­ avenue and Fifth street; personate, corner kingcommittee, Mrs. F. L. Woodruff and Mrs. nulla avenue and Seventh street; phone 234, dresses mentioned were given and the Sunday morning service at II; evening service. J. CL McDaniel. paper ended in a lengthy quotation from 7;3o, Sunday' school, 0:48 n. ra.; Juo. K. Met­ tinger, bupc Teucners' mecUng every Friday, Patrick Henry's immortal speech. 7:30 p m. Miss Fox Entertulna “My Lady of Literature" was most en­ Methodist Church ' Miss Martha Fox entertained the Senior tertaining as sketched by Miss Tetiierly, Sunday school 9:45 u. m., John K. Met Class of the Sanford High School of which who mentioned the most prominent w rit' she iso member, last Wednesday evening era of Virginia and , southern literature^ linger, Supt. In charge, A. R. Chappell as­ . at a “tacky party” and it f c s a most boti) of (irose and poetry, with pleasing sisting. Special Easter scrvlacs. Prcuching at 11 a. m„ by the pastor. unique a ml enjoyable affair. The color und clever comments^ipon the lives, per­ scheme was red and yellov^and the pink sonalities and works of each, as she as­ Subject, “A risen Lord." Preaching Moore's Station 3:30 p. in. by lemonade was served from a yellow signed them their places in literature. tiie pastor. bowl. The place cards were sticks of Space docs not permit the names of tlio Preaching ut 7:30 p. mi. by the pastor candy, to which (he guests names were works of EUen A. Glasgow of Virginia, attached. The girls and boys caine in Miss M. G. McClellan, Virginia: Amelia y Next Sunday will be the beginning of costume and were masked and the first Rives (Countqss Trowbatzskoy), Margaret special meetings at .this ciiurch^tq con-: cun lest was to guess who they were. Mitf J. Preston, Pennsylvania; Sara Agnes tlnue as long as thought ■wise.; ’ The Currie Lovell won the prize, comingH’ryor, Virginia; Mrs. Barton Harrison, church is urged to (tray for ‘the meeting nearest to recognizing her friends in their Marion Ilarland, Mary Johnson, Frances and attend the meetings. - The public is disguise. In a doughnut eating contest Baylor and Julia Magrudcr. These tal­ cordially Invited. Miss Ruth Mettinger won the prize. Hurry. ented women have each contributed fir s t Baptist Curtson and Sadie Williams won in dry largely toward making Richmond tho Rav.J . W. Wlldman. pastor; Sunday morning service, 11: evening service. 7:30; Sabbath achool. goods '■contest and [Mabel Cowan and southern literary center. How can tho 9:40 a. ra.; Prof. N. J. Perkins, ’ Supt.; prayer meeting every Wed need ey. 7:30 p. in., tallowed Ralph Wight wajked off with the cako study of a foreign country ever fumisti by teachers’ meeting walk prize. Those present wore Mr. Geo, the pleasure, jest and benefit, or inspire P resb yterian Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fox, J r v Mr. and the patriotism, that the present program ). F. McKinnon, pastor; morning servire, J. Mrs. Deane Turner, Missea Carrie Lovell, has done for so many of the club? The Il Rav. ilns service, 7:30; Sabbath sohoed, 9.43 a., e venin ry U McLaulln, Supt.; prayer meeting Wed-; Willie Singletary,' (Tusse Tiliis, Ruth Met- contemplated study will be a variety In­ m; Henry linger, Mabel Cowan, Sadie Williams teresting and instructive, as it enlarges iiesdnv 7:30 p. tn Catholic Eugenia Pope,. Mauls. Ernest House­ the scope of information, but it will not Catholic Church, Oak avenue between 8th and holder, Seth Woodruff, Harry Carlson, be our very own, our native land. 9th streets. Rev. Father Bresoahan in charge. Mass every Sunday at 10 a. m- Kuoary. sermon Valle Lovell, Marks Baker, Ralph Wight, At the conclusion of the* program Miss and benediction every Sunday at 7;3U p. m. SunAbie Kanner and Ernest Betts. Mabel Bowler, accompanied by Miss day school at 0 a. m. Confessions heard Saturday * » ^ “““ • before first Sunday of the month between 4 end 5 Flossie Frank sang “A May Morning." p..m. and 7 and 8 p. m. First Sunday of month Mr. Lake Presents Bills Miss Frank and Miss Bowler then sang u nines al 7:90 a. ra. and 10 a. in. Special services at Catholic Church on . Representative Lake has presented two duet. Favorita," which was much enjoy­ Good Friday night at 7:30, Solemn Way of bills before the legislature as follows: ed by the club. the Cross Eafter Sunday morning first A bill to be entitled an act to abolish Program for April 19th: the present municipal corporation of the L Reminiscences of Richmond, Mrs. G. mass at 7:30 when a number of children will will recieve First Holy - Communion. Town of Goldsboro, Oraqge County,' Flori­ L. Muris. da, incorporated December 1st. A. D. 1891, IL The Colonial Gentleman. Mrs. M. Second muss which .will be a misaa can­ tata at 10:00 a. m, Dveiling services at under the General Laws of the State of Martin. Society in Ute Old D o m in io n ._______ 7:30 as as ugual.-----------:— 1----------------Florida governing cities and tdwfta. mid a. frsvol and Trans porta Uon,Mrs. C. C. to provide for the irotfetion of all credMaly Cress tplseopal Woodruff. Rav. B. F, Brown, rector; A. D. Key, senior war­ Hors of the said Town of Goldsboro, Orb. Physicians, Lawyers and Parsons, den: Sunday morning service, U> evening service ange county, Florida. ~ Mrs. J. N. Whltner. 6 0li: Sabbetb acliuoL. 9:43 a. m.; B. t , Whltner. SupL; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening. c. The Country Store, Mrs. J. C. Mc­ A bill to be entitled an act to abolish Daniel. the present municipal corporation of the d. The Dress of the Colonists, Miss Ma­ We make ■ specialty of framing Townjof Sanford Heights, Orange County, bel Bowler. ' pictures. Try us. Sanford Furniture Florida. 7* Critic. , —— 35-tf to . IN THE SOCIAL WORLD A. P. , ' . '« GENERAL * FIRE INSURANCE AGENT — — Office Above First National Bank SANFORD. FLORIDA It ANNOUNCEMENT Having bought the E. E. Brady store nt the HauoMJElace on Park Ave;, I will* open a first class Fish and Meat Market. Will be glad to meet both ol^ and new custo­ mers and can insure Immediate Delivery on telephone "T. W. • BRIGGS F o rm e rly w ith J . D. R O B E R T S Ì 110 Park Avenue : • : Telehonc No. 1 Jf(VWi'YWi’iVVWrVv’JA'iVi'vV»iViViVi'iWAAYrtVlYiWlW»WiYyWiVri «r.VrVr. îrmrîiSS^j ! Y O U R H O.. M' E RECE P•TIO NS! „ • . ! i ARE NOT COMPLETE ’ Without one dr more of our kinds of C a n d y . 150 assorted kinds, 25e to $1.00 j>cr pound. A beautiful line of Score und Tally Cards, Stationery, etc. Ho u r v e l v e t b r a n d I C E C R E A M ' . : P f l e k e d i n d D o l l v c r o d $ 1 7 5 0 P o r Gallon Jas.- B. Law son S a n fo rd , PHONE . , 275 \ I Flo rid a ......... ............. $ 5.25 SANFORD TO JACKSONVILLE!; A N D RETURN, V IA ATLANTIC m . .• • i „f COAST Account Conference for Education in the ' April 19-21, 1911 | LINE gL¡i S o u th *g Tickets on sale A pril 17 and 18 and limited to return readting JJ. original starting point by midnight of A pril 30th «■ . f t * •L,' » > Correspondingly low rates from all stations. For further information call on Ticket Agent Atlantic Coavi Line JJ* — . r „ Ksilrosd, or write J* — A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent ; 138 W est Bay St. JACKSONVILuiM LORIM 5 ; •' ' f ’ • LU i { a. * .#• T U R N E R ’S SHOES $ 2.85 SHOES ■“S H O E SALE 300 pair Men’s high cut Patent Leather, Gun Metal him] Tan Calf Shoes $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 values now redin'™ down to $ 2 .8 5 . y 400.pair Ladies’ Patent Leather Oxford, ankle strap pump* $3.00 and $3.50 values reduced down to $ 2 .8 5 . 300 pair Ladles’ Vici Kid. Black and Tan Oxfords $2.00 and $2£p values reduced to $ 1 .8 5 . These Shoes must be removed by the 15th of April So Ladies' and Gentlemen come early before your size is sold. T i l R N E RXS SH O E PARLO R 319 W. First Street , *>w¿ CO N N ELLY s Sanford, Florida �t V - . THE //V S A N F O R D — L ib j* Worth Livi A Number 36 Volume 111 SANFORD ML Itili IS PROPOSITION The General News of '‘The Land of Flowers. CULLED PROM THE STATE PRESS LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS \fjVS O f THE WORLD A United S ta te s Senator Elected on Prom inent P roperty Owner Gives His Tuesday and Wednesday Views on Subject Items of Interest Gleahed From Both houses of the legislature are keep­ T, J. Check, one of tho largest property Various Sources ing up their reputation gained early in owners in Sanford writes tiie following tiie session for a "business legislature". letter from Charleston. S. C.. to W. D. The grind is going on smoothly and busi­ Holden of this city: HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK ness being turned off at n good dip. “They are building an addjtloiyil, bulk Tuesday at high twelve the time set by head or sea wall ut Charleston, S. C., sev­ the constitution and by lawhaving arrived eral blocks long and are working day nnd Here th e H eaders Will rind a Brief both houses proceeded to ballot for the night to finish ' i t They estimate thnt Historical Spring Flowing election uf—a United .State* Senator from the crcutcd lands wlU tlirec limes pay - — — —r o r Hurried R eeders--------- — Florida. In the house pf representatives the expense of same. Fifty foot lota are N. A. Shaw, a wealthy farmer and the nominating speech was made by now selling from $1,800 to $2,000. Boom­ prominent in Texas political circle«, be­ Floyd of Franklin and the speech was ing the dead town of Charleston ns never lieves William Jennings Bryan is ■ thorn considered one of us eloquent ns lias ever boforo. You arc n benefactor m Sanford *In the side of Democracy and that tho been made on similar] occasions before. for pushing along this work. It will boom differences between Bryan and Bailey Butler uf Duval seconded the nomination Sanford nnd make, it the most miked of should be settled by debate in order not of Mr. Bryan. The house then bnllotted, city in Florida. to peril the ultimate unity of the parly. G7 votes being cast for Bryan (three mem­ Mr. Shaw states thul he is willing to bear The Wednesday Club bers absent). In the senate the nominat­ the financial expense attached to such As usunl a large number of the club debate personally, and to give the "gate ing, t|>ccch was mhde by ScnnfuV J. C. L. Englo of Duval. At twelve .o'clock on were present Wednesday afternoon In receipts" to tho "Commoner." Wendesday the senate and house met in the home of Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Governor Wilson has sent a special The president, Mrs. Goo. L. Maria's pa joint session, president Cone of the sennte message to the New Jersey legislature, presiding, and with all the formalities per on "Reminiscences of Richmond,” wos urging the adoption of a law providing for required on sudi occasions the ballot of very interesting, tho subject being clever­ commission form of government for eitiealy Handled. Beginning witli the naming each house was announced uutj -file pro reeding* of the day previous read, mid of Richmond on the l'Jtli of September, ntid for the*initlotive, referendum nnd re­ call.— -— --------Htmr N,- P.Brynn 'wamcdAFedniftT dul y 1733.-by Cot. WiniBHl Difd and Peter Flurries in snow curly Sunday morning elected senator.from Florida to succeed Jones, some of the very quaint customs and about church going time a bright af­ of tho early settlers of tho now be'uutiful Senator Taliaferro the present Senator. ternoon sun, smothered now and then be­ city nnd pride of -Virginia were recounted Mr. Fee of St Lucie had a resolution neath great white (niffs of cloud! and cold adopted calling upon the state board of in a charming and bright manner. winterly winds which sent many an Mrs. M. Martin’s paper on tho “Colonial health for a report as to whnt means they Easter haT neroplanlng. were tile vagaries Gentleman,'' was jmst pencil ft* u future had employed und wlml steps taken to of the weather-in New York. meeting.__ __ _ _ JitevcuLllm spread oLdertain-contagious Society in lift) Old Dominion, Travel One hundred twrsbnsTTt, is expected, diseases now prevalent in |>arts of tKe state ami Transportation" in vogue among tho wit) bo disfranchised as the result of an Gray of Gadsden has a biU <u com­ earliest colonists was made very enter­ investigation into vote buying In Law­ promise measure) dealing with the un­ taining in tiie well prepared |>apcr by rence county by tiie grand jury now In lawful securing of teachers examination Mrs. C. C. Woodruff. | session. This Isihe tenth county In Ken­ lucstions. The bill proposed by the edu­ Doubtless very accurate, if rather un­ tucky .where such an Investigation has cational commission was considered too flattering pictures, of the first Physicians. been ordered in the last month. Some drastic by the Ionise and was ’Killed. Lawyers and Parsons were given in,n prominent people are involved. Gray's bill so far lias met the approval reading from “Old Virginia and Her of both contending factions. Bents New York Neighbors" by Mrs. Howler, in tho absence Th«? bill to require ads in newspapers of Mrs. J. N. Whitner. "H. F. Peyser, n well known traveling tagged which was vetoed by Governor "The Country Store," a paper by Mrs. J. man was.in tho city thl* week and being Gilchrist at tho end of the last session C. McDaniel, was 'iilso poslpotted, owing In need of *underwear dropped into tbe' was again up this week and the Governor's to Mrs. McDaniel's absence. store, of D. A- Caldwell & Sons. He veto sustained by a big veto. Miss Mabel Bowler's paper on "Tiie wanted union suits and expected to pay Speaker Jennings has a hill through ^)rcss of tiie Colonists" wus ti vivid about $2.00 |ier suit for them. Instead the house adopting the proposed Federal portrayal of the very pronounced style of tic was allown n good union suit for 47 income tax. Only 4 votes were registered dress- that udOrned our ancestors. Com­ cents. Ho was dutnfouiided and . Imme­ against it.' paring the past with the present, the diately bought one dozen suits, remarking Dorman of §u «can nee has a measure styles of drcsS have changed very1 materi­ to a friend ut the Sanford House after­ tu place the regulation ol. all telephone ally, and pi favor of even some of t|ic up ward that Caldwell & Sons had the big rates under the jurisdiction of the Rail­ to date costumes of the present votaries New York deportment stores skinned to road Commission. ... f of fashion death, ill lie paid $3.00 per suit for the Gray and Sheppard of Gadsden have in Miss Bowler, accompanied by Mrs. I). shine material In New York. an auti-lobbying bill • L Thrasher, sang "The Garden of my Moral: Go lo Caldwells' for everything. Reddick of Holmes lias in. a bill pro­ Heart," which waa,-cnjoycd tiy all who They have it. hibiting county judges from issuing mar­ were present. riage licenses folr females under the age - Robert P. Phillips Program for April 26th: of 20 without the written, consent of 1. Colonial Churches, -Mrs. S. O. Chase, Mr. Robert, P. Phillips died at the home parents or guardians. lii tiie Home: of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Dutton, corner of Speaker Jennings' bill for forming a a, The Light of Other Duys, Mrs. D. L. Seventh street und Park avenue, Thurs­ teachers' pehsion fund hat been unfavor­ Thrasher. day 9:i0 Mr. Phillips was 73 years ably reported by the committee on edu­ b, Kitchen Fireside, Mrs. C. E. Walker. Of ngu m?d, was. born lu Luwrenceville, cation. . c. Meat nnd Drink. Miss Flossie Frank. N. J., Noil:-17, 1837. Ho belougod to tha Muc Williams it still hopeful for the d. Serving of Meals, Miss Alice Whit­ dlstiugimhpd^faiiiity of that noma who submission of the capital .removal ques­ wert! famous In Revolutionary times. tier. m. tion. He lias a bill now in providing for c, Spinning and Weaving. Miss Mcll .lie lufives ]wO daughters to mourn his the submission pf ¡ho question. death, Mrs. F. F. Dtittury of this city, late Whitner. Wilson of St. Johns has n bill In to Reading, "Tiie Old Time, Flower Gar­ of Philadelphia, and ftrer-Walter Oeshuna reimburse, persons losing property by dens," Mine Lillie Farnsworth. of Now York. The body will be 'taken to theft. Unfavorable report. _. (ìunslori, N. J.,. for interment.. ' Tbe com­ Dorman of Suwannee has in a bill pro­ munity extends* sympathy to saddened posing amendment in constitution allow­ THE WEST SID tS LADIES— ^ ones sa l ing an exemption on property of all «l widows and also of ex-confederate soldiers Editor Has ra ta l Accident who have lost a limb, to the. extent of Doing A Good Work In Improvements J. K. Merchant, recently oP Gainesville, 1,1)00 dollar*. • ♦ In That Section editor Madison Enterprise-Recorder, died Mr. Somerville of Hillsboro desires to Tho West Side Improvement Society Mondfiy afternoon os result of injuries prevent the use of repeating shotguns lo held n very interesting meeting Thursday from falling from a wagon four miles from . hunting birds. April, 19th, at the Robbins Nest at tlircc town. Death resulted before medical aid Mr. Gornto of Lafayette wishes to have p. m. After the business was transacted readied him. He and wife were in charge all dogs kept from running at large during short time wus spent in social chat, of a party of plcknickers to Dlue Springs. certain seasons. one of the ladles favored us wills music Senator Flournoy is seeking to have both instrumental and vocal, which was Attention, Conductors! legislation enacted providing for an in­ highly appreciated. On account of the annual convention of ■ , . heritance lax. Tbe. society lias had scats made and the Order of Railway Conductors at Jack­ Tha Governor's report of the action of placed on streets under the beautiful sonville Tite Herald has secured « special the pardon board is interesting reading. trees for tbe convenience of pedestrians. cut of O. K. C. and is now prepared to Out oL3!7 applications for pardon dhly Tbe ladles of the west side gave an prim your cards. You will need them in four full pardons were granted, 09 con­ Easter egg hunt on Saturday April 15l)i, Jacksonville. Come and see us at once. ditional, 9 restorations to citizenship, 12 for the little folks at West Side Park, Special rátes on 500 cards. prison sentences commuted, 3 fines re­ there was about fifty of them present. At the Old Stand mitted, 3 fines •educed, 2 costs remitted, Everything was ready at three o'clock, J. D. Roberts wishes to announce that 108 applications denied, 2 death sentences the signal was given, they all started out commuted. 8 denied. • on the trail, they proved to be good be is cutting meat at the old stand and The race track bill was probably tire hunters, as they soon returned lo the has tbe same Indi nation to wait upon his hardest fought proposition in the house storting point witli llieir faces beaming many patrons as heretofore. tliis week. Tiie senate passed the Sloan with happiness and their hands full of Do You Want a Morse ' biU without a dissenting vote. Theineas- gam«. _____ ' A One saddle and driving mare, Ught u rsis s tillo p -ie -ihe house-flowever. It surrey, canopy top, front seat and rumble Odd Fellows Anniversary * is predicted that it will pass the house by a vote of about 42 lo 28. A strong lobby The ninety-second anniversary of Odd seat to bold four people. Will be sold for R. J. Holly. is here fighting the bill. Fellowship in America will be celebrated $200 If sold at once. 36-2t . Cray of Gadsden has succeeded in get­ by the Sanford Ixxlge next Sunday. ting his railroad relief bill safely past the Spedal services will be held in the Meth­ Don’t forget you can get your chipped second reading and it will probably pass odist church next Sunday cvcnlug, an ad­ beef and ham cut on an American slicing by a very safe majority. The railroad dress tu be delivered by Rev, Hendry. machine at W. W. Long's market. 26-if affected by this bill baa had a lobby here The services will be held a t 7:30 and tbeo Best grade Butlerene a t Long's grocery. fighting the measure, But lo little effect. >| Try it while butter is high. 26-U public Is cordially invited to attend. M istake in Boundary Lines Will Nulll fy The Charter It appears that the Incorporators of tho town of Sanford Heights have perpetrated a huge joke upon their Sanford friends. One of the liveliest topics ever discussed in Sanford has for many weeks been the incorporation of Sanford Heights: and the controversy between the citizens of that fair little suburb and the citizens of SanTurdv-hus - assumed—«vary—phase -from frivolrftrs to serious. • Now, it develops that there isn’t any incorporation of Sanford Heights. ut all and it is fair to assume that the errors which nullify this charter were really In­ tended. and not,the result of a want oi knowledge or ability on the part of tho iiicor|>orntnrs. The charter is void for the following rontons. In describing the boundaries in the original call, errors were made su(lielent to invalidate the charter] asrfor instance, when nflcr following certain lines to r point in the center of tiie A. C. L. Kali road, 60U lh of Goldsboro, the line rtjns thence south along the centre line of said railroad lo the south boundary of section Thirty-six nndTtifrty-ono. ItiWiF ship nineteen south of range thirty eust to the west line of Mellunville avenue. •_ Now, tills section 3G is out of 4hat neighborhood, but the railroad’nowhere touches the south boundry line; hut when it ’readies a point that fur s4>uih, it is An Epitome o f th e W eek's Most Im p o rte n t Happenings In the S ta te 's Domain. At a special meeting of the Halifax River Yacht Club a t Daytona it was de­ cided that if the sum of $2,000 could bo raised among the townspeople and vis­ itors tho yacht clhb would guarantee $2, 500, which sum is about what it will cost to have a section dredge dig a good, deep _ channel'from tho club house, across the flats In the middle of tho.rivcrto the main channel of the east side, nnd also to dredge a.large basin on the west side to accommodate the. large, deep draft yachts whioh come down the east coast through these waters and which now urc obliged to anchor at the.draw of the south bridge nearly half r. mile front town. ■ The Booster Club, a recently organized - effort TOTkeep -BrHdcntown ~to~ the rote, • will organizo a post card sule beginning Thursday of tills week nnd continuing un­ til the evening uf May 1. Thu curds will contuin views of the city nnd vicinity und will bo offered for sale by a bevy of young ladies, the mast successful of wlioln will receive o gold wnich for, her wcJLvyULiii sectioq 3S- Section industry.' r ll "is "expected that at least township |U south of range 30 cast lie« 5,000 cards will' be mailed between the six miles west of Sunfurd- uvenuu. So much for the original cull. .dates named. When tiie proceedings incorporating the The eighteenth annual session of the town were had, it was necessary lo set Florida Bunkers’ Association will.convene u)) tiie cull and ils publication und re­ in Ocala on May 10 mid 11. This associ­ pent exactly the metes nnd bounds us ation Is composed of the leading finan­ ciers of the state qnd numbers among its described tliey start their boundary . line officers und members many of the promi­ at the same point; thutris, the northwest nent bankers of Jacksonville, all of }vhom- point uf intersection of Celery Ave, und Mclloiivillc Ave.,' being the southeast expect to attend the session. comer of tiie town of Sanford; then they Tiie Arcadia city council bus repealed run east along Celery avenue to the west the ordinance providing for tho issue of ine of Sanford Avo. To do this,' tliey $440,000 bonds voted for last year, and a must travel the 25000 miles more or new ordinance has been adopted calling less, representing tiie circumference uf the r for another election May 10, for tho pur- globe approximately. An interesting trip poso of voting for a bond issue of $50,000, Getting buck to tiie west boundury lino $20,000 for water works. $20,000 for sewof fanfold Ave. they follow with fair , erage and $0,000 for street purposes. oxaclitude llieir original description, mak­ The shipping of new potatoes from the ing tho same mistake with regard to Hastings district began in earnest this sections 35 and 36: und when tliey turn week’ ' The quality is good and the yield east tliey truvel along the south; und this runs from thirty to thirty-five bands to description conveys no intelligence what­ , die acre. The marker opened at $0.50 ever. They also state that these fnotions a barrel for firsts, but dropped to $G, arc in township 10 cast. There isn't any with $5 for seconds. Always the acreage township 10 east in Dio stale of Florida. is larger mis year tbon’last, yet the total Townships all read north or south m our yield .Vill bet ohly slightly greater than survey from the Tallahassee base line, that of 1010, owing to the late cold sjiells. and ranges read east und west. - HonTWv II. Milton has , definitely an­ Broom Corn Raising nounced that he would be in the race for Tiie .following letter is addressed to the nomination of government. At Tbe E. T. Woodruff, secretary Commercial proper lime, lie says, he will formally an­ Club, and may be iound worthy of con­ nounce his platform and give Ids views on tiie issues involved in state govern­ sideration. Tiie wriler's address is 2008 ment. This makes three deflnitu entries ireinwisli St., Covington, Ky.: Would you please try and induce your tills year. Hon. Cromwell Hibson. Hon. farmers to raise broom corn tliis summer! Burk Trammell and Senator Milton: have a friend who desires to go to Flor­ A question .of burning interest was ida with me next fall. Broom corn will started In tho three communities of Daygrow almost anywhere and there Is no tonn-Seabreeze and Daytona Dead: when reason why It should not grow in Florida. it become know*1 that H sweeping re­ Picuse give tills .matter your kind atten­ duction In tnlls over the bridges which tion and oblige. Yours truly, span tho Halifax had been made by tho ' v ' __ C L JL CahvuU- — ' county commissioner«—at their regular rase ling, Tuesday, April '3,lho reduction Cheap Kates lo Tallahassee to go into effect on or before May 1. On nccountjff Ifie annual meeting of Orlando is now likely 'to hove a fine tiie Florida Press Association ut Talluliasfive-story building at the corner of Orange see next week Sanford people have been and Central avenues, and this will add made a rule of $7.75 for (he round trip, greatly to the appearance of that flour­ commendug April 22 and 23 und good ishing town. The Reporter-Star says that until 27th, Every one contemplating a Messrs. Giles and Ueachain, who have visit to Tallahassee should take advan­ recentry purchased the lot at the corner tage of tliis opportunity. mentioned, "will erect a five-story build­ Notice ing, modern In every particular, with The citizens of Sanford and adjacent «levator and every convenience". country ure called to meet at Eagles' Hall, Tuesdoy night. May 1st. to organize E aster a t th e Catholic Church _V{llLbecomlng ceremonies the great a permanent hospital association and to feast of our Lord's resurrection was cele­ continue the work already begun. Every brated at the Catholic church. At the one who loves humanity and pities the early mass about fifteen children received sick uud needy, is urged to' be preseuL ■ •Mbs. J. N. Whitnot, ■first holy communion, a truly beautiful 36-2p President Temporary Organization and impressive ceremony. * At the lo o'clock mass Mrs. Cuttrell of Will Build A partm ent House Kocky Mount, N. C-, who is visiting Mrs. J . il. i'eigusun has .let the contract -Tor Hsywnrd Young, delighted the large au­ a fine fifteen room house on the corner of dience with her singing. Mr. J. D. Par­ First street and French avenue. Mr. Fer­ ker presided with Ids usual ability at the guson will have the bouse ready for occu­ organ and used his fine tenor voice to pancy before the fall exodus uf tour is u good advantage. comes to Sanford. As a new organ has been installed In Bunk Will Close tbs church, the music next Sunday will Wednesday April 26th being memorial be mors elaborate and Mrs. Cuttrell it ex­ Day the banka will dose for the day. » pected to slog for us again. FAVORS LAKE FRONT I ¿ t» • »M■n bEM �Hi -* Y * ’ m TM* SANfO&D Ult RALO I t ’s th e G etting of Q uality and S ty le in Garm ents th a t are P e rfe c t-F ittin g G etting th e Suit* you M ost A d m ire, and Saving M oney on th e Purchase L l/these things we promise AND FULFIL. The choice of the buy-. ,1 _ THATSillSfV * er here is confined to GOOD .CLOTHES—the only kind we sell. We have no “left overs" every thing is new, and everything is right up-to-date in cut and fabric. Our stock’s by all odds the most com­ plete uTthe city, and permits an exercise of individual taste in selection Men’a-siik carters that is absolutely out of the question elsewhere in San. ._ B4 RIS GARTERS ford, and remember, our price^ are the lowest, consid- „ Tft ADC MARK RlaisrCNIO ering the Quality - Prices $ 1 0 to $ 3 0 can touc *• A y o u fo r t m * SILK B ound n * • ______________ HOSE We have just received artot of fine Silk Hose in all the plain colors. If you can’t find the shade or color you want just STOP HERE, we have it. Every pair GUARANTEED to give you entire -SATISFACTION. Price 5 0 c the-P alr HAMBURGfR¿ s o n s èAUWORE.m SEIGH EAST MAIN STREET CURBSTONE GLEANINGS M Ù £ BY- ISAAC bring hundreds of students here annually and would be a great and permanent ad­ vantage lo our city, I a • • A Budget of Opinion ‘ Just Be' 4 A friend of mine Is keeping up with tween >ou and Me“ the doings of the legislature and asked EAST MAIN STREET take shape it seems that there are a few ^ + t+ é + + + é é t+ + + + + é A .é - > + é i-iM> é+ ,H -i-t+ é é -l-é (-,K ,l-'H"K-v"Jv+tM f’ rosin heads in llie city who. ore against city Improvement. Their main conten­ tion is that the tax payer will have to (Flr*l Street, one block (ram Depot oppouir PuMuftu stand for this expense, when in truth the property owners are willing to undertake . H . E.- WISJE, P ro p rie to r it or sell to a man who wllL Tlw day of Formerly Manager of Central Cafe progress is here and those who grumble at every new forward movement ought to * S te a k s , C hops, O y s te rs and Fish a S p e c ia lt y move to Sanford Heights. + —Tub S aiikteser. I TH E* C IT Y me just what is meant by the famous initiative, referendum and recall we are EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT hearing po much hbout. It is'jq st like this: When you go home before supper and announce that you orb going down •* A Cblel It Among Ye Taking Notes town after supper to meet a man, that is and faith, lle*ll Prent ,f m " the initiative. Your wife looks at you LIQUID CURES ECZEMA So Say» Sauntrrcr. ■right hard and says, “Are yout" In that I |« W >• Tbt k m M . ascending voice that makes you shrink . WHERE SALVE FAILS J u st Woman two feet. That is the referendum. Then In regard to skin disease« medical There are women who are comely. you think twice and decide to stay at authorities are now agt«vd on this: There are women who are homely. (BUI be careful bow the latter ihlnj you ray:) Don't lmprlipn the disease germs is home and read the paper. That's the There are women who are healthy. your skin by the use of greasy salves, recalL . “• There are women who are wealthy. There are women who will alway* have their way. and thus encourage them to multiply. • V • — » ' A true cure of a ll eczematous diseases Them are women who are truthful. , , 4 The cooperative idea among fruit and can be brought about only by ualng the Them are women who ere youthful. But waa there ever a woman who waa old! truck growers, having passed the experi­ healing agents lb-the form of s liquid. There are women who ere tainted. mental stage, has become an Important Them are women who am painted. WASH THE GERMS OUT. A Them are women who are worth their weight In told factor in present day marketing. Scarce­ sim ple'w ash; A compound of Oil of Thera aré women who ate »lender. ly any well developed horticultural sec­ W lntergreeajThym ol, and other Ingre­ Them am women who are tender. tions are without their associations inonr dients as combined In the D IX D. Them am women who bam temper, k>'tia »aid. There are women who have married. * form or another. The benefits to be de­ Prescription, penetrates to the disease Them am women who have tarried. Thera are worn«« who am talkie**, but they re dead! rived from such organizations are many. germs and destroys It, then soothes and heals the skin as nothing else a a a Small producers can*make combined ship­ has ever done 4 If the bill providing for the establish- ments in car . lots, which is now consid­ A 25-cent trial bottle will start the tnent of an' Agricultural and Industrial ered tlte economic unit of shipment. Or cure, and give you.Instant relief. • school in each' congresalonal district In ganizations, through the volume of their L. R. Philips fifCo, Florida becomes law, as seems probable. business, can secure minimum transpor­ Sanford should by aO means pot In an ts lion rates. They can afford to maintain early claim as an eligible site for the loca­ daily telegraphic communication with all tion of the school in this district. The of the important markets and are thereby dispatch from Tallahassee concerning the enabled to divert cars already enroute to measure, assumes that if the schools are places where the demand la greatest established they will go to Jacksonville, Growers are advised when to bold and ** Tampa and Pensacola, but there is no when to ship Uniform grades and packs sound basts for any such assumption. are secured. Organisations AM in a . po­ The measure provides that the schools sition to knot, the actual supply of tbeir shall be located at the most desirable respective communities; hence managers, site« and where lands and building are working In harmony, can regulate prices ‘ offered as an inducement Sanford is a to a considerable extent Through the mare convenient and centrally located association the members can procure site for such a school than any other packing material, fruit picking baskets, * point and In other respects incomparably spraying material, and pumps, potato more appropriate, being in the heart of bags, etc, s i • greatly reduced cost By O u r E a s y P a y m e n t P lan the best agricultural section of Florida, an interchange-of ideas and experience •eema to suit everybody. It's popular and wlaere students would be removed members are in position to elimninate because «re enable you to from the temptations of ctty Ufe and the unprofitable varieties of fruit and veg­ Get A Home open saloon—a consideration of the first etables from the- community and to de­ He the landlord's slave no longer. Strike importance in locating such an Institu­ velop thorough and economic systems of out for freedom. We «rill help you if you qohivatioo. These and many other ad­ will let ua Our tion. Homes at Markham Park It Is said Lhst the bill meets with gen­ vantages might be noted. s s • * . are Juki the thing far you. Take your eral approval among legislators and has an excellent opportultrr for becoming law. 4 At last my Utopian dream of ■ bulk- wife to look at them. She will be de­ lighted with the prospects of owning one If It does our Sanford people should get bead lake front and grand boulevard busy at once to secure the location of the seems about to be realized. For many whnnl for tU i congressional district by years this beautifying the lake front has offering the necessary lands and other io- been my pet scheme and now that the Sucfc an institution would height of my ambition seems demined to Sanford, Florida R ESTAU RAN T Ì A P L A C E FOR L A D IE S AND G E N T L E M E N t i ~ S h o r t O r d e r s At All H o u rs - E v e ry th in g Fir si Clas» ♦ ♦ Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets are Sold ut K< dm».1 Knies DEJLIGIOUS BISCUITS Light, flaky“and appetizing arc made from MRST QUALITY “Quaker City” flotQ. Look for the label above, somewhere on. bag or barrel. It’s placed there—-m-red and blue—to protect the housewife; it’s the miller’<!guarantee of First Quality flour. QUAKER CITY FLOUR MILLS CO. PHILADELPHIA N. H. GARNER i’-íX — _____ \ �HOWARD-pACKARD LAND COMPANY B u lle tin The Need of The Is The Need of Florida There is no free land in the South as there was in theWcst. But, on the other hand,"there were in the' Wèst no accessible markets in the early days, no transportation sys­ tem, no settled civilization. The South has all these. One fact that the Southern people have themselves been slow to put full value on is the. need of a larger working population. •There has never been labor enough—neither unskilled farm i > ===r-There-iB hardly d" parallel in the state of Florida to the oppor­ tunities for successful diversified farming offered by:the rich agri­ cultural lands known ,as. Volusia Farms, just across the river from Sanford. The success of Volusia Farms has been far greater than ---- we anticipated lilts time last year when we first opened this district for settlement. Much of the land has been taken up by u splendid class of settlers, and this in itself, has made the re­ maining acrds of greuter value: The more people who settle- on Volusia Farms, the greater the automatic increase in value, so that there will come a. time— • and not in the dim future either— when you will be glad to pay a price per acre based on the pro­ ducing possibilities of the soil if —you wish to settle there. Diversified farming is the keynote to a good living and. some­ thing in the bank. All - over Florida today you will find corn fields, vegetable gardens, parure lands, chicken runs, orange und grapefruit groves more equally divided on the average farm than formerly. Our farmers are not relying on one crop. . At the present price of chick­ ens, eggs, meats and other table pToducts, we look for a much larger diversity of agriculture in Florida than aver before. W o -early days of the NEW Florida) one need but give little thought to the question of which: offers the greatest opportunities. Vol­ usia Farms has frontage on the St. J6hns river. Volifsia Farms -. has a standard railroad intersect-' liqj oost nnd whqî Volume F«iwwhas roads radiating all directions. Yet with all the advantages of soil and equable year-round cli-* mute, Volusia Farms still need more people—the need1 of the South is the need of Florida, and the need of Floridu- is the need of Volusia Farms. Volusia F arm s . N e e d s . M o r -o P o o p l e —Men with enough money lo begin a life such as they have never kpown further north, u life where u man eurns both the wages and the PROFITS. We do not advocate any mahr to come to Volusia Farms with­ out money unless he is willing to , hire himself out until he learns the difference between Volusia Farms farming and the work he did previous to his. coining, here, and even then, a little money is a desirable thing. ~ . ' To the small capitalist who is willing to put shoulder to the Wheel in Uie early stages of set­ tling ( in ‘a new place, Volusia Farms is a good investment. Resulting from the past few years of general development through• out th e' State a constantly increasing tide of prosperity has set in witffevery likelihood o fjts^ continuance. Prices of land In ­ crease every wepk. , During the summer season, Homeseekers’ excursions are run from all important railroad cen­ ters in the north and * central west, leaving every first and third Tuesday of eacly month. Tickets are good for twenty-five days, a sufficiently long time al- lowance for anyone to come to Sanlord and permit us to carry him over Volusia Farms. You should not buy land sight unseen. We prefer not to sell you land sight unseen—although we will make u reservation tor • you and allow you to change location if at the end of a reason­ able time you come here, and, aft­ er inspection, prefer another tract. The Homegeekers’ excursion look fo rw a rd to th# tim o w h en Volusia F a rm s is tho C e n te r of the G re a te s t D i­ v e rs ity tjie S ta te has e ve r know if. Vopisia Farms has the soil. Not because we Say so, -but be­ cause this is proven by the wide diversity Of Volusia, county pro­ ducts in general. ,-Chickens,-cat­ tle and hogs cqn bp raised on. Volusia Farms, almost without cost. The land} (urhish an im­ mense amount of* (bod. Grass -grows plentifully without culti­ vation. •‘ All kinds of vegetables and fruits can be raised on Volusia Farms, and a man looking for a little recreation between times can enjoy the splendid fishing on thè St. Johns river or hunting in the woods of the country. Compared with the early days of the west (and we are in the - *4 labor nor skilled labor. As for.independent farmers—men who own their own land—there is now no parallel on the •continent to thc-opportunities that the Southern States offer. New comers, of course, require some capital,- but men who have enough money to begin life may-begin it there with the best outlook for success.—Editorial in the February World’s Work. . . . . . . * HOW ARD-PACKARD LAND Peoples B ank B uilding ^ - • • - I» ' * ................................... ■ - " ■ /r J vii. * ‘f * •' •-•*-* ’ • - . C■ ! » T - .- - j r - — - • from your section affords you a splendid Chance to take a few days off this summer to see what ' Florida is really like. It won’t be so hot as the country you have left behind, for the breezes from either ocean or gulf contin­ ually sweep (Wdr me penlnsula of Florida making our days enjoyoble and our nights comfort­ able. . • - You’ll see orunges “in the mak­ ing’’—green on the trees, you’ll see our farmers busy with one of the three “and four crops ’a year, and you’ll see those who can leave home enjoying themselves at one • of Florida’s beach resorts oriir^ land springs. Florida has all.* tliese advantages and no compet­ ition outside of her boundary line, In thus seeing Florida for your­ self you will understniid hçj^be.t-_1er and understand your own capabilities for getting a living from her rich soil. You will know what you are buying and WHERE. Beware of tho booklet which contains illustrations tak­ en in other parts of Florida other than those described in its pages. We recently looked over a book­ let showing orange groves in a section of Florida where oranges do not grow.—leaving the reader to infer that citrus fruits would do well in that section. We have seen a booklet containing the if an Indian river' hotel, the booklet described a over 250 miles from the InUan River. iThe booklet, “Resources of Vol­ usia • Farms’’ tells the REAL story. Noarjy all^the pictures were tukon by our Mr. 'Packard personally and every word in the booklet, faithfully describes the resources of thisfuvored fruit and vegetable belt of southern Volusiu county. Send for the book. It is free...- Even if you think you are not interested in Florida, read the. book as a matter of informa­ tion.' ‘ Get posted on the wonder­ ful development of Florida. Who knows but what the reading of the “Resourced of Volusia Farms” may mean to YOU theTred letter day of your liid-^the actual turn­ ing point of your career. This opportunity is with YOU. Send for the book NOW. Address your post card or letter plain!/: CO yâ P A N Y, In c . SANFORD, F L O R ID A �\.-7 . - Tilt SANFORD HERALD hntchlc creek. A more Ideal day could number of the children, aod^wpecially hardly bo Imagined and It wak’dlfflCult to sweet was "The Sccert recited and sung decide what was the most enjoynble part by four little tots. At the close of the of ihe day—the drive through tho .woods services a voluntary^ offering was made as ~Ä Buffici of Interesting ítems in a lumber wagon bumping around wjth a beginning on the new church fund. a jilly crowd, or the strolling around un­ From Correspondents Paypo Daniel recently visited Souther­ der palms high above us after reaching land, where his sister^ Miss Marie, is a t­ our picnic grounds, the flshing in the tending school, and together they went to THE EVENTS OF ÒRANGE COUNTY creek (but that would not have furnished St. Petersburg on a pleasant outing. the flab fry had It not been for.tho younfi Mrs. Simpson from Sanford Is spending men who went ih-advance to seine), the a few days with Mrs. T. W. Geiger. Efficient S taff or Reporters Weekly excitement attending the 'return. of the Covers the Territory ror Oiln Howard from Oviedo visited Ids fishermen with loads of ash, the prepara­ The Herald brother’s family Sunday. tion for dinner, the eating of the same, or R. L Gresham spent Sunday in Ghuthe after dinner laty social time. The OVIEDO AMD LAKE CHARM Lake Charm friends certainly appreciated luota. Sped*] Comtpondence (a The Herald: D. Hart from Sanford visited live fam­ the courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lee, The announcement card« of M lu Anna who gave them the opportunity of enjoy ily of Mrs. David last Thursday. Lelnhart; an Easter bride, read ing a memorable picnic d ay .. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leinhart Sanford Is Agitated Rev. and Mrs. M. D. Kinney and Miss announce the marriage of theit daughter Kinney leave their winter home at Lake Sanford Is agitated and, from all re­ Anna Knthcryn" .. Charm Monday, May 1, for tboir summer ports, rightly so. A suburb, known as to home in the Thousand Island region, New Sanford Heights, has decided to Incorpor­ Mr. David Elmer Minor York state, spending several weeks in ate and have a town of their owtn. This ' On Tuesday, the eighteenth of .April Philadelphia, Pa., with a son and bis will take a good slice of Sanford’s populn. one thousand nine hundred eleven tion, and The Herald says It will do the family. Lake Charm, Florida. town untold injury. Sanford is a good Rev. Father Drcsnahan held a service The gueita witnessing the early momand the Sanford Heights should in th e school bunding Monday; eVenlfigr Ing ceremony solemnized by the Rev. ,made It a "Greater Son ford" or His theme was The Confessional of tin Fa theF Drcsnahan, of Sanford at the moved their town further away.—Lake­ home of the bride were the immediate Catholic Church. land News. t family friends Mr. dhd Mrs. Joseph Lein* fSchool has closed at Umatilla aiiUjAlts hart, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lfelnliort,. Mrs. Carrie Brooke is home for (be summer va­ Residence for Sole John Whitby of Tampa, kjra, Clark Har- cation. On account of the Incorporation of Son vey of Waldo, Miss Gladys. Leinhart of J. Leinhart attended tho reception ac­ ford Heights I will be obliged to sell my tho Convent School, Orlando, Mr. Max corded Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Minor by the residence on Park avenue. It is n new Leinharr, Mr. Minor of Crown Polnj, father parents of the groom in their home at house of.nlne rooms and bulb, all modern ' of the groom, Mr.' Andrew Lelnhart and Crown Point. conveniences, large lot, unirtgc .trees, _______ i. children, Oviedo, Mr, and Mrs. T. L. Mead, , 1 l> - ■ » .. peach trees, grape vines anil flowers. Mr. and Mrs. C. L West and Miss Florence PAOLA. POINTS One of-the most desirable residences and Kinney of Lake Charm. Father Drcsna residence sections of Sanford. .Two other Special Correspondence to The Herald: han came into the parlor and waited the lots and fine barn can be sold to pur­ Sunshine and cloud, lovo, would ¿here bridal party before a mantle banked with chaser. Easy terms made to proper party be flowers, were not the sunshine oft flowers and palms. Mr. Lewis Lelnhart 36-2 R. J. ilo u A and Mrs. Whitby precided the bride and minglOd with- showers! Ask the last river boating party. groom, the entire service was very beau Mrs. C. F. Cooley and Miss Cooley, also FLOWERS Ufuliy Immpresslve. The bride wus be­ u w e n s —< PLANTS — BULBS comingly attired in white as was her Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chaddertpn, wlu) have y w . TEM PLE sister, inatrcrti of honor. It was n Very been th eir Bucsts"for^some lime, left Thursday, the 13th, for Sanford, where : nt y ic K so N i AGENT ^JACKSONVILLE FLORAL COMPANY happy occasion for all. The wedding Pfíonc I6C. Hth and Oak Ave. 'breakfast of fruit, sandwiches, olivfes, they took .boat for Jacksonville enroute for cake and coffee was very nicely served their northern homes. Special Offering in Ferns. ’ Sanford, liv Mrs. Lelnhart iHid her Hnimhters. Mrr ~ Mr. ami Miss Campbell left Tuesday lor. V I n r n l rtn a lfln fl i n H .,1 — ------------------- f t n r t U n 1-28— 10— tf Whitby, Mrs. Harvey and M ISTCISIyr Their Ohio home. / Several snapshots of tho wedding party Miss McLain and Miss Ramona return­ were taken in the front lawn, a pleasant ed to their home in Gcncvn recently. entertaining past -time. Lake Charm Mrs. W. H.'Taylor was called to Georgia sparkled and daliccd in tho morning sun­ Saturduy last by the sorious illness of her light as the wedding party mode its way mother. — ' '* 10 the Lake Charm station and boarded The Sylvan Lake and Paola school the train for Oviedo where many friends were waiting to extend furtiicr good closed April 7tli mid tile usual school pic­ nic wtis field Saturday, but it never rain­ wishes add congratulations. ed until night. • • Mrs. C. L. West and Miss Florence Oscar Pearson returned from th e c a B t Kinney entertained in honor of the brideeiact at Mrs. West’s home. Tuesday after­ coast Tuesday. One, of the mfst enjoyable affairs of the noon April the Iltb. from 3 to 5 o’clock. Miss Louise Urooko assisted the liostesscs season was the uuc^ion party given the as the guests were urriying in usking night of the 10th, by tho Misses McLain pad! to ‘ write her-naiflc pn an Easter at the home of Mrs. W. II. Tuylon- Bscard; later the several ebejis tied with tido the auction tliero were several guess­ S u m m e r o r W in te r ing contests, the prizes—dainty boxes of ribbon wero presented Miss Lelnhart us souvenir register of the bridal shower. home made candy—being won by'Mr. we can supply- your wonts in the When all the .guests had assembled Mrs. Chnddcrton, Mr. Harry Snow and Miss Automobile line. If ybu w ant. to West and Miss Iirooke entered <hc parlor Etta Hartley. Delicious cake and fruit rent \ . from opposite doorway Hiid/upi>roached punch were served. A Motor For Any Purpose tile bride-electlsealed near a profusion of GENEVA JOTTINGS puhns and white oliandcr blossoms, each we. ore nt your service with the carried a dalntly laden basket of beauti­ Special CorreipooiIenCB to The Iteintd. very best cars. We never sleep.' ful wedding gifts which dropped from Miss Nellie Geiger has finished her If you ore in trouble-call us nny their hands one by unu into the lap of school and returned -home for the summer hour of the night or tiny. lha fair one revealing hnndsoimi (able months. )inenLhnnd embroidered towels and cen­ Mrs. E. N. Sutton and little daughter ter pieces, silver and cut glass, pretty are home again after spending several Sanford Machine & Garage Company PH O N E 331 china and vliat not. The bride-elect weeks at New Smyrna. clasped around her neck a dainty necklace Miss Ramona McLain hns returned just brought from Italy. The table in tho from a pleasant visit of some length at dining room was very attractive with cut Paola. . ... U S E ... glass and silver and centered with u few We are sorry to hear of the continued choice roses. The refreshments wero fruit salad. Russian iced teh and cake. illness of Mrs. M- A. Fortson. She was Miss Leinhart wore a green foulard silk taken to Sanford last Thursday for treat­ ment. Her many friends hope for her with Persian trimming. early recovery:.-------S6me fifteen or twenty young people Misses Nevada and Callir GranSbttend :§ To exterminóte B e d b u g s , from Oviedo enjoyed a pleasant drive to £ , Roaches, Moths, Ants, Mosllio home of Mr. J. S. McKenzie, two ed the Eoster services ata Cimluota hgj; J •' qtritoes, Fleas and all class **)&*• miles away, when Mrs. McKenzie enter Sunday. • Miss Mlntz of Taylorville lavishing tho g . of-vennlntained pleasantly in honor of her nieces, family of her brother1. To kill und preVeht flens.’Llcev Misses Lois and Isabel Bishop, and MitcsTih Fowls.' There was a moonlight picnic on Lake ■ Tho-Easter services in the Methodist church, Oviedo, were largely attended. ifarney Satunday night. Lunch was enTo kill and prevent Ticks, The sermon by the Rev. Mr. Brooke .was . oyed upon the beach and bootrides upon Fleas, Lice and Flies on most appropriate, and the inusla by tho the water. Quito a jolly crowd attended Animals. chorus choir, Mrs. H. B. McCall. loader, and like hours of tho Easter morn were To prevent the spread of Con­ excellent—the -two Easter anthems, the near ere the picnicers realized i t tagious diseases. duet by Mrs. West and Mrs. McCall .and Mr. and Mrs. Lemon are now nt home at tho congregational singing.' the residence of H. II. Pattisball.' Mr. To disinfect, bath and toilet Dr. C. C. Thayet and daughter, who Lemon is employed by the new railroad. rooms, sink# waste pipes, have «pent the past live months in the Mr. jjiul Mrs. Potter of New York spent garbage pails, cellars, kenLake Charm parsonage left Monday mdtn- several days last week" with their friends, '* nets, stables and fowl houses. ing for their home In North Dana, Moss. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Peters. Mr. Potter vis­ The school children had a pJeusanj, pic­ ited Geneva seventeen years' ago. and To Iiuure Yourself Perfection of nic day with their teacher, Miss Mattie ever since has wauted to repeat bis visit. Health. Fenole is used with a Chapman at White’s Wharf, April &}». The' Miss fc&ayme McLnlh has completed her sprayer, for sale by your dealer or little ones enjoyed fishing in the .brook school-at Paola and has returned home direct if Ke can't supply you. while the older ones wero jan ihe water i o like delight of her many friends.^ pnd in the water. All came together at Mrs. Gilbert, while wintering in Geneva the noon hour for the splendid picnio°iin- tas become quite an expert at catching Q u a r t * ...................... . . . . j . . 7 5 c ner. bass. One afternoon lost week she safeH alf G allon ................... > 1 .3 8 The «nnuoi May picnic will "be in the y landed a 10H pound one from Buck G a llo n ............ . . . . . . . . . . 2 , 8 0 same place, a most iaeal place fqr a large Lake while standing on the Adams' dock.. S p ray ar 50c picnic, May 2, when the children will cel*The Easter services at the Methodist •b ra ta -tha doss of • solxwl - work for the church lust Sunday afternoon were very . year and Ovlrdo people generally will M sn u faalyrsd o n ly by entertaining and pretty. Easter UUea, take a day's outing. . <; ; i ' roses, vines and ferns made the church A company of rwenty-ftfe aht down ike,n flower garden. The songs were all Friday lost to a splendid flsb fry and'pic­ pew and well rendered by the choir. Ap­ Tampa .. Florida nic dinner ou the bunks oL the Ecoulock- propriate recitations were spoken 4>y a * '* , April 21, CO U N TY HAPPENINGS Si’.s P E N O L E Kvl- •*. , tí: I c T'~: Now Is The Time To Buy Imprbv. :! ed “Ready to Plant” Sanford :: .> ■' i• . <~ Celery Farms ■)r These farms can be bought for the next .thirty days for less money than ever . again. Wc 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. . . . . . H. H. C H A P P E L L ’ S. . Real Estate Agency' G.irT_. R. CALHOUN w^ Best Fertilizer! On Earth-. FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford,' Fla The Crippen Music Store _ * !v High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. Low Prices . Easy Payments. Pico Block In T*he • F éed • •' Business Your fowls will show their appreciation ol good feed by the larger number of eggs they lay and by the fftt they put on. . . . T hen it Docs Pay to pay attention .to the quality of your Chicken Feed .is well as to that you feed your Horses, Hogs a n d Cattle. Remember, we have all kinds, but . only o n e quality THE. B E S T WHEN IN'NEED CALL UPON Sanford Supply Co. Phono 3 3 0 Sanford, Floridab /• JUST THE TIME - To Think of New Furnishings _____ For Your Home_____ W E H A V E T H E M ~ EVERYTHIMG 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 arc the kind you have wanted and : couldn't get. J & E £ _ O lJ R B A R G A IN CO UNTER Fenole Chemical Co. ’ r *_ - 'i* " * Rand Bu.ldlrt¿ Just across the street �.'.Avvclj t . ■* . -iff ' ' ' ’ ’l'- _v j : ' •"'/■ ■ 'ivï •. * 1 ' r‘‘ . Adirli *21, 1911. THE SANFORD HERALD - THE SANFORD HERALD IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Pnigisbed every Fridey Morelni at Ssnford, Fla. R. Jr Ht)LLY. Editor and Proprietor Subscription Prloo, $ 2 .0 0 a Year In Advance Entered eeoood-ciaai mall matter Auduit 22nd 1908, at the Pwtoffice at Sanford. Florida, ander Act of March 3rd. 187 tf. * There is no need for a dispute among the different cities regarding the site for the new capltoL If It ’ is ever removed from Tallahassee,. Sanford will get it. be­ ing strictly in the centre of population and accessible from eycrX-pnrt of Florida. We are even content to.leave it to a vote of tbe entire state. Thursday Afternoon 2 p. m. Friday All Day P O IN T S PURELY P ER SO N A l How Celery City Vanity Fair While Away the, Golden Hours— A Jacksonville policeman shooting at a - Social Gossip. dog on the streets hit a negro. Another case of mistaken identity. n Mrs. 0. W. King was the charming The Governor’s message was all right hostess of the Auction bridge Club last in its way, but the general concensus of Monday afternoon. Mrs. A. P. Connolly opinion seemed to be that It weighed too made top score and received the prize, a lovely cut glass vase. much; - _ ; _________ ANtNT THE CAPIIOL WILL BE HERE Items of Interest Concerning Society People. . Office In Herald BnUdlm Telephone No. 148. MAY 4th and 5th AT THE tt Robbins Nest” SANFORD - FLORIDA A Renowned Specialist to be Here Two Days on Tills Mis First Visit .¿A. Tho monthly musical nt the Welaka Club has become a pleasing feature and n large number of the members assem­ bled In the club roohis Tuesday afternoon anticipating a treat in the program ar­ ranged by Mrs. R. Homrighous and they were not disappointed,- The first number, was a pretty piano solo by Miss Ruth Abbott. Mr. Clarence Mahoney pleased the audience with two .very line vocal numbers. Plano and vocal selections were beautifully given by Flossie Frank and Miss Helen St. John. Refresh­ ments were served by Mrs. A. B. Fntjo, Miss Charlotte Keclor and Miss Ella Stringfcllow. The matter of passes on tho railroads .for advertising will agitate the minds at -«¿jiT---“ the legislators and the Press Association W e N e v e r Use the Knife a t Tnllkhafesce. The Herald is carrying this advertisement at regular rates and receives cash for. same. We would not go 25 CASES TREATED FREE back to the old method unless compelled to do so. The editor of The HiTuld is Mrs. Francis J. Gonzales was hostess nt averse to trading advertising for.- any I Will Treat Absolutely Free Until a beautiful bridge party at her home on Cured, Excepting Medicine, the commodity. Wo pay cash and expect to Magnolia avenue Tuesday afternoon.. A First 25 Curable Cases th a t receive cash. Will Call Upon Me nl the color scheme In yellow was prettily car­ , Hotel During Tills. My Sanford is having an intei-nocinc wur ried out in the decorations. The tally First Visit cards were ornamented with tiny yellow whichJs disrupting it for the moment. Some of Its. good citizens built homes In chickens and the favors were tiny snow a desirable residential section outside die white rabbits. There were seven tables All Diseases of Men ami Women Treated . d ty limits. They were charged with en­ of players, who enjoyed a lively game of . * . *. bridge; top score being made, by Mrs. deavoring to escape city taxation. In de­ Deafness cured by an entirely now fe n s e of trying to annex tins new terri­ Cruse Barnes who. received tire prize, a system. No mntter what your disease tory to the city the people incorporated pretty water color. Tho consolation prize may bo or how long standing, the doctors the Suburban section into a village known was a cut glass knife rdst, and Mrs. G. FT will locate your disease without asking as Sanford Heights. Hcdce all the Smith was the lucky one to get It. yoil any questions. The doctor ik said to "T* trouble. Moral: Never trouble a suburban __During the afternoon a delicious punch be the greatest LUNG. and CATARRH section. Jn^course of time it will beg to was served by Miss Beth Mcttlnger, and specialist in America. i; If * yuu have be admitted to tlic advantages of the pur- the hostess was ^assisted in serving n catarrh or lung trouble, go and be ex­ salad course by Mrs. D. L. Tbrasher. Mrs. amined. Tho .sick and nfllictcd should . . ont qity.—Tampa Times. R. L. Peck and Mrs. L. G.‘ Slrir.gfellow. take advantage of the opportunity here Among those invited were Mesdames offered. Go and have H forever settled "A thousand dollars per acre” Islhc W. R. Anno. T. A. Neal, G. F. Smith. A. in your mind. IT your case Is curuhle way tho Sanford Herald tells of a repent W. Drown. R. I.. Peck, I). L. Thrasher, W. our chief physician will tell you frankly; deal in celery land in that section and W.' Broke field, L. G. Sirini',fellow, O. W. if curable he will give you such advice as "the price seems lobe satisfactory to seller King, J. G,Bennett. C, M. Hand, J. C. Mc­ to prolong your life. No sick man or. and purchaser. The Herald gives some Daniel. N. J. Perkins. M. Dickine. A. P. woman should fail to consult this eminent details of-tho sale, and bI iowb that the Connelly. If. B. Connelly, W. E. Houshold- man. Ills the greatest .opportunity uf . land was purchased at the samp rate a cr. C. W. Kemp. F. L. Miller. 11. W. Hern­ the sick ttinn's life. year ago and that it has paid for itself don; S. Puleston,- Robert Newman. F. L. If you have rheumatism, liver, kidney and given tho man owning it a handsome Woodruff, Gço. Fox. Jr.. Deane Turner. J. or hluddcr trouble, paralysis, heart dis­ profiL Now he Is letting it go. presumB. Stryker. R. J. Holly. W. M. Keeler, ease. nervous debility, dyspepsia, indi­ ably to engage in some other enterprise; Cruse Uurnes.'G. H. Fcrnnld, U. W. Ilrudy, gestion. constipation, epllc(>sy Or St. and feels that it was a good investment. M. MbBA.il). Misses Nona Wylly and Hcssle Vitus' dance, go and 1« cured by his jiew When a man cun buy truck lands at 51,Tyner. From Tallnhussee, Mesdames Ma­ 000 an acre and muke the coat and about bry and Price. From Of|nndo, Mesdames system. Cancers und tumors cured in tboir 60 per cent net profit during the year, it ■FT if. Bliss Seth Woodruff, C. W. Goodrich. early stages. Strictures, ulcers, ail hood, Is easy to see how some people in Florida Starbuck und Miss Shine. skin and scalp diseases, piles und rup­ may get along in spite of hard times. tures cured- .. • .— —'Timcs-Union: Launch Party , . Will Meet In Sanford^ Jn tho annual election of oMccrs of the state Association of Master Plumbers, Tampa was signally honored through W. E. McAndrews being made the presi­ dent. The convention was litjM at St. Petersburg. That city did itself proud in entertaining its visitors. From all parts of Florida delegates were present and the open shop proposition was discussed very thoroughly. It was shown that tho system prevuils all Over Uie state and tha’l “It is proving satis­ factory whever tried. In Jacksonville the open shop prevails as well as in u num' ber of the smaller towns and it is main­ tained profitably. _ Among the cities represented were Jacksonville, Pensacola, Sunford, DcLnml, Gainesville, Clearwater, Bartow, Key West, Tampa und St Petersburg. Officers elected besides President Mc­ Andrews were: F. W. Mahoney, of FeA nold Hardware Co., vjoe prr^ideirj^ San­ ford; R. T. Joughlin. secretary, Tamps; C. D. Godsey, treasurer. St. Petersburg. S. G. Dais, of Jacksonville, was named national stato vice president, and • A. H. Johnson, of Jacksonville, state organizer. The national convention! 1* held lids year at Galveston in June. Delegates to this are R. T. Joughin. Tampu. W. E. McAndrews, of Tampa and W. F. Clark and Joe Fowler, of Jacksonville. The Tampaas on this delegation to Galveston, as well as Fred Berrys Harry Hofuiord, E. W. Coates and W. J. Rcgar yfvrc In at­ tendance at the annual state conven­ tion. The next upnual meeting will be held in Sanford.—Tribune. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. I f Fcrnuld were host and hostess of u most delightful launch party Tuesday afleroon. The party left the wharf about 1:30 In the handsome little launch Mamie, Capt. Pagcnbart commander. Tor Blue Springs, which when reached was much admired by all those who enjoyed the ramble through the picturesque woods in search of the boiling spring. On returning to the boat and before embarking on die borne trip a sumptuous lunch was partaken of by the1merry crowd, each and every pnb dtpAuusUTHlng their enjoyment and appreciation of the many good things prepared for their pleasure and.pomfort. After the picnic lunch the homeward start was made, where they arrived nt about 9:3Q o'clock. • Mr. and Mrs. Fernald's guests were Dr.' and Mrs. N* deV. Howard with Miss Mor­ rison. Dr. and Mrs. Dbvis Foster with Master Davis Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gabbett, Mrs. Henry Wight. Mrs. M. H. Bowler and Miss Mell Whltner; Messrs. Charles Tuxbury. Henry Tuxbury, Mr. Phillippi, Randall Chase and Benjomin Whltner. The trip was delightful in every respedl and wus thoroughly enjoyed by the recip­ ients of Mr. and Mrs. F’crnald's courtesy. In Mrs. Fannie Munson's studio last Saturday afternoon the Music Club held the regular semi-monthly meeting and a very fine program was carried out. Beethoven was the Master whose life and work was subject for the afternoon. Ex­ cellent readings ou the Life of Beethoven were given b> Mrs. R. Homrighous. Mrs. M. Martin, M*s- George Hoy and Mrs. G. L Speer. A piano solo by Miss Flossie Frank and a flute solo by Miss Jessie Stumon were greatly enjoyed. . The vocal selections were given by Mrs. H. C..Mait­ land of Enterprise la a most charming manner. Mrs.. Maitland, who is a pupil ef-Mfr Homrighous of this cUy-hos wonderfully sweet mezzo soprano voice, with which she has given great pleasure to Sanford audiences on several occasions Death of Art Infant The many friends of Mr; and Mrs. G. W. Spencer deeply sympathize with them, in the death of their infant daughter Esther, that occurred at their borne on the Heights Tuesday evening. Funeral ser­ vices Here conducted at the residence ~'W6a&AsaAy~sTteffi00rfby-RtT7-J.~A7 Hendry. The burial was at the family burying ground. The little grave was entirely covered with Easter Lillies and beautiful recently, whita Dowers, r't "’V < , J -A rT‘ MAKE THIS TEST. How to Toll If Your Hair Is Dlstaisd, EreU If you bare a luxuriant head of hair you may want to know whether It Is in a ben Ithy condition or not. 09 per cent of tbe people'need a lialr tonfe. # Pulj n hair out' of your head;'If (bo bulb a t _the en d of thn rnoL_la_ white and ahruukeu. It proves that the hair Is diseased, and requires prompt treat­ ment if Its loss would bo avoided. If the bulb la pink and full, the hair is healthy. • Wo want ‘every one whose hair re­ quires treatment to try ltexnll •TW” Unir Tonic. Wc promise that It nhnll not cost anything If It does not glvo satisfactory results. It Is designed to overcome dandruff, relieve scalp Irri­ tation. to stim ulate the bnlr roots, tighten the hnlr already In tho hclid, grow hair and cure baldness. It Is because of what It ex a 11 **03" Hair Tonic tins done and our sincere faith in Its goodness that we want you to try It at our risk. Two sizes, Mo. and $1.00. Sold -only a t-o u r -atom The Rcxall Store, in union th ere Is stren g th . We'havc the goods you need, and the “price, you enn do the re st. Sanford Furni­ tu re Co. " 35 If A t O u r Soda F o un « tain • you can obfnln something sparkling and refreshing to drink. Tho many Varieties enables you to get just what you want. There nre many ways of making Soda Water,. but-only that which insures good quality finds favor with us. When something really delicious, refreshing and satisfying Is desired, drop in hero. THE M. & R. STORE „ S a n fo rd -t- . F lo rid a A THE S to p I ; P a y in g R e n t! Sanford Building & Loan Association * MAKES IT * EASY J Own Your H om o GEO.# II. FCKNALD . President , A. P. CONNELLY Scc’y &. Trees. Let Us Till You About It è ^ ÌM L > -> Ladies’ who suffer from special diseases, nhd those nearing the change of life, maidens approaching womuuhbod huving any dcviftlons from health causing irregulari­ ties or diseases peculiar to women, should consult this eminent specialist. Angular, disproportionate-;woman will, by recover­ ing |ierfcet health, gain that’wcll-rounded^ symmetrical figure so much desired, yet too often beyond their grasp for the want of tbu right medical advisor. These, us well as weak, indifferent, woinoiu. under the doctor's treatment, become strong, well, vivacious and happy. OVARIAN or,womb troubles arc cured without tbe knife. If you have been ad­ vised by uny oaa to undergo a surgical operation for womb or ovnrlan difficulties,, rupture, humor, cancer, or piles do not listen to it and have your life endangered by'the lance, knife of needle before con­ sulting the United Specialists. • Olii or Young Men It matters nof what-your ailment may be or how long standing. If your future health and happiness arc at stake, consult this doctor. He wjl| cure you if you ure curable. Every kind of human ill falls at the touch of this wonderful man and so mar­ velous have been the cures that it Is hard Indeed to find the’dividing line between human accomplishments and miracle. It matters not what the ill may be; -It mat ters not Vhat discouraging reports may have been made from any direction; it matters not if you have been told . that grim death stares you in the face. Go and consult this doctor and if there is the finest thread upon which to hang a )>apc, you will Dud that hope, and that hope will surely lead you to' the blue skies of peace, contentment and health. UNITED SPECIALISTS • 125 Laura Street JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA A P R IL 2 2 .*Is the Last Day of .the demonstration o f - *t h e s N ew Perfection» W ick Blue Flam e Oil Stove at our store Take: advantage of this opportunity and get some of the Cakes, Biscuits and Strawberry S h o r t c a k e baked on this stove, Free. and learn the good cook' ing and., baking qualities of the New Perfection Wick Blue Flame Oil Stove Lady Demonstrator in A tte n d a n c e HILL HARDWARE COMPANY ' it �. v ■ t ,v ■• • * r v . ; : me April 21,1911 SANFORD HERALD menta of the city at that time, but Ib not For Sale—-Gas range and small cook wf Its provisions to stove cheap. Apjfiy' W. M. Keeler. 9M 31-tf meet present ahd prospective requlre- Myrtle avenue. For Sale or Rent—Nine acre truck farm Little Happenings -M elitlO fl Of ments °f t*,ls rapidly grow^g city, and half mile from city limit» on and shipping station. Particulars on re­ Matters In Brief. have prepared a new' charter extending quest. Owner, Box 1497, Sanford, Fla. 38-ltp the city limits and providing a city gov» For Rent—Three new 'furnished rooms, PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST eminent in line with more recent muni­ cor. Myrtle onjl 10th. • For Salo—Youni cipal methods and providing for much horse, well broke, gasoline engine am needed water front Improvement*, there­ pumn.— Alstr fam rim plem enu. A. B, ’menu. Sum mary of th e Floating Small Talk fore Brock. Oak Ave. and 2nd 1si. 3a-tf Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ Be it resolved. That this charter bill For Rent or Share Crop—My farm, nine ried Herald Readers. now ponding before the state legislature nnd one-half acres, on French avenue, 11., II. Hill Is confined to his home on for enactment into law meets with the Sanford, with celery boards and farm!ny thols. Cecil Gabbett, Sanford. ~ 86-ti account of sickness. cordial approval of this meeting, nud the For Sale—Eggs, $1.00 setting. White Mr. J. W. Knight Ib Bpending some senator .and members of the house of rep­ Wyandottcs, the kind that lay. Jas. C. resentatives from Orange . county are Harries. 38-4p time in Tallahassee'. urged to use -all hnnornble means to se­ For Sato—IL.I. Red eggs from tny util­ J . D. Taylor of Kansas City Is in (he ity nnd exhibition strain, ono-lialf circular 1 , * 1 %. cure its speedy enactment into law. city this week on business. >rice. Now 50 egg Buckeye incubators at Be it further resolved: That a certified nctory prices. H. E. Cole. Winter .Park. Miss Anna Harkencr of St. Louis, Mo., copy of these resolutions be sent to Hon. Box 1010. 3G-4c la the guest of her niece Mrs. Arthur L. C. Massey, state senator, find to Hon. Wanted—Cottage or unfurnished rooms Key. • Forrest Lake and Hon. S. A. Robinson, for housekeeping. Box1006. 3G-3tp J. A. Dorum la now ronnec^ed with the representatives from Orange county. For Sale Cheop—Two lots in Cameron grocery department of the R. G. Stockton ■ J. N. W hither, City. L. M. Lucas, R.F. D. 3. 36-2p Geo. H. F eknalo, • * atore. For Rent—Five room house, good chick Frank L Woodruit, en park and garden. Miss A. L Bevier, Miss McCfbng of Clearwater is visiting Committee. West Side. ________________ 3S-3t „ her lister. Mrs. C. H. bingee on Sanford Sanford, Fla., April 19, 19Jfc For Sal Piano at a bargain, upright, Heights. in good condition. Address Box 1127. Seminole Chief flour, 24 Ib sack 80c at 36-tf Miss Flossie Frank will sing at the Cc36-tf Two nice fresh Jersey cows for sale dlian Music Club Saturday afternoon, J.-D. Roberts'. Phone 39. Underwoods for harness, saddles, horse cheap. Also Rhode Island Red eggs for ..April 22nd. and mule jewelry. 17-tf hatching and stock. Free booklet. LakeMrs. Hcrby of Celery avenuo is at the 7 Ju st rcclcvcd a new line of Art mont Poultry Farm»'Winter Park, Fla. Nursing' Herne, Eighth and Elm, for Bur. squares, prices reasonable. Sanford .30;tf Wuntcd—Part time of a stenographer gleal treatment. Furniture Co. 3 5 -tf Place the titles to your real estate In with machine. Inquire at Poslofflce. Clyde Knight left last week for Powder 36-2p Springs Gn„ making the change for the the Realty Trust Company and avoid com­ plications. For particulars address B. F benefit of his health. Wbl(ncr. J rn Secretary. 7- tf K. R. Murrell mid P. M. Elder left Mon­ Dr. Howard has returned and can bo day for Lakeland, making the trip In Mr. found nt Ills residence in the forenoon Murrell's E. M. F. 50 car. and his office in tho ofterngon. 22-tf Miss Birdie Harris is home again, after Obelisk Hour. 24 lb sack 90c at J. D. a short stay In Palnlka'. Her friends are Roberts’. Phone 39. 36-tf Land Company, Real glad to welcome her back. Why not let us s ta r e your rurnlture SANFORD FLO RIDA Estate and A rch itec­ Mrs. J. K.- Mettingcr left Wednesday while you a re a w a y 'fo r th e sum m er night for Philadelphia, called there by the and save house rent. Sanford Furnl tural w ork a specialty tu rc Co. 35*tf critical illness of her mother. Go to Mrs. J. H. Bruton, i 10 Palmetto Mrs. Loyd Wura has returned from a ’ avenue, for stylUh millinery. • 35-tf week’s visit hi Jacksonville, and is again Best grade preserves and pickles Just pleasantly located the home of Mrs. Butt. , Jacksonville, Flo. In. call Ond try them. W. W. Long.’ 2G-tf 301 Realty Bldg. Miss Hessie Tyner bus returned uitcr a Bring vuur old tires to Sanford Machine - short stay in Tampa and is again with &. Garage Co, for vulcanizing; 48-11* her sister, Mrs. R. J. Holly ut her home "Dainty flour, 24 Ib sack $1.00. J, 1 is the essential part in buying a pair gf Shoes. on tiie Heights. Roberts. Phone 39. 3G-tf We can give you a Good Fit. We-«an also Rev. Flnlcg,Patterson from Fort Lauder­ One and two horse wagons with celery Just Opened . Home Cooking give you Shoes That Will Satisfy in point of dale Is in tills city assisting Rev. J: A. flared side bodies nt Undcrwood’s.-','17-tf Style, Quality and Price . . Hendry In a scries of services in the Swcllqst line of Go-Carts In tho oily. Board and Lodging f a > ■• Methodist church. Sanford F u rn itu re Co. 35-tf * All the new shapes as well as the more con­ Mrs. W. L Milteer, Mrs. W. H.WiHiams, ■ Mrs. Allen has-just received direct from GIVE US A TRIAL servative toes and leathers,' Let us show you, Mis. Arthur Yowell. Miss Belli MAtingcr, New York the very''lutest styes hr unand Frank Milteer formed n pleasant trinuned hats for the Easter trade and Ratos $5 to $6 pet1 W eek 33-tf party who motored to Orlando last week. would appreciate your orders. • T he “ F lo rs h e im ” Shoe $ 5 . 0 0 .A Call and see the elegant new 6tock of Among the late converts to the autoA. F O S T E R _ mobile is U. B. Brinson of Celery avenue plant).« at the Crippen Music store Just re­ T h e “ W o rth m o re ” Shoe $ 3 * $ 3 . 5 0 , $ 4 Corner Fir« Slrect «od Salitoci! Avenue •’ 35 £t who has just purclmsed n fine Overland ceived from the factories. Pillsbury flour, 24 Ib sack 31,00 at J. D. car from J. R. Holland, the Sanford agent. Kober|s’. Plume 39. x • 36-tf ’The Jodies of the People’s Congrega­ « Let us see about sto rin g your fu r­ tional church will give u strawlicrrw.and niture. Joncs-M cLaughlln Co. 3 4 -tf see cream festival at Crippcn's music Gas engine repairs. Sanford Mnchine F E E T F IT T E R store Sururdny afternoon nud evening, & Garage Co. 48-tf, April 22. New tire s put on old Go-Gorts a t S a n fo rd ’s N e w S h o e S to re ^ The police force is resplendent in new th e Suuford Furniture,C o. 3 5 -tf r h o ts and gold cords. Our finest hus been t Bargains at Crippen Music Store. Cash augmented by severnl now men lately or insinlrflcnt plan. 33:2t and are now ready to cope with the crim­ Au toes and carriage painting at Un­ inals of the world. derwood’s. First class work. 31-tf W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y W. S. Lyon of GreensbOro, S. C., rep­ New Perfection Oil Stoves when AG ENTS resenting tiie Srinw Shoe Co., of Boston bought from the Fernuld H ardw are Mass., recently visited Sanrord and while Co. and filled w ith P r a tt’s a s tro l oil here was the guest of ins relatives, I). A. arc perfection sure enough. The FerCaldwell and family. . ,* * - * nald H ardw are Co. 36>2t O trio s w ith H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. All kind a of rc|>nir work. Sanford Ma­ Sanford. F lo r id a Among tiie prominent visitors to the 48-tf d ty is Ferdinnl Wescl of New York, who chine & Garage Co? left for home on Monday after a week’s " Four Crown bqtter, 35c. per pound at dition. and wlil be sold at a bargain, us i 36-tf visit with Mr. and Mrs. (). W. Brady. Mr. J. D. Roberts’. Phone 39.'* need n larger car. Also Kril Roadsters When you want your piano tuned call Wesel is a manufacturer of printing ma­ with full equipment, only run short time, for Harry Crlppcn ut tiie Crippen Music as good as new. Write for prices -ami chinery. descriptions of those two bargains. 15 H Store. Work guaranteed. Ordqrs prompt­ All Local A dvertisem ents Linder This I’., 2 cylinder ferro with reverse gear and Geo. H. Fernuld ¿s home from Tallahas­ ly filled. • 35-2t Heading, One•Cent a Word Each Issue all equipment $200,00 T. P. Conpropst,. see. where he attended the annual meet­ You can gel yellow corn nieul at Long’s Daytona Beach. Fla. 31-tf, ing of the Telephone Association. In the Qroder y. 2C-tf Rooms—Furnished, gas and artesian Wanted—Tons of cured moss. -Queen s absence of Pres. Broreiti, Mr. Fcrnnld reCocoa Long Bar Soap juBt received a w ater.. $1.25 per week and up. 315 E. blue flag nnd yellow jessamine roots, si>onded to Mayor Lowrey's address of W. W.'Lung's store. 33-tf prickly usli bark. ‘All kinds bag and bur4th. S l ___ :__ , — . 33-tf welcome, in behalf.of tbo association! Get our prices on sto rin g o f goods Have you a room to rent, a house or lapping. Write for full porticularsMr. qnd Mrs. A. L. Barber of Ocala, who or any kind. Jones-M cLttughlln Co. chickens for salef Want a job or want American Fibre Company. Jacksonville. _ 04-4 tc helpT A Herald want ud will satisfy your Fla. have been ¿laying In the city a week left . 3 4 -tr Wanted—Celery form with improve; needs at one cent a word. 35-2ip Monday for Orlando. Mrs. Barber is writ­ Moline Knocker Potato Diggers ouly $15 ments, or dwelling in Sanford in exchange Wanted—Subscriptions for the greatest ing In tbe interest of various magazines ut W.H Underwoods. 33-tf socialist weekly news paper on earth, free nnd clear 7 room Queen Anne Cottage, and expresses herself oa having seen After April 15th the price of roses and “The Appeal To Reason”. Leave or send nil improvements beautifully situated in much around Snnford that is really worth cut flowers will advance 5U per cent. A 25 cents qnd your name and address to the “Walnut Hill" suburbs of Cincinnati. Mrs. C. T. Clark, millinery store and get Ohio plot 75x143. house coat $3,800, price Relating. We hope to see some good re­ few more grape vines left. I- H. Temple. tills paper for 40 weeks. 35-2tu $5,000, photo at Herald office- Florence sults of her efforts. •• 33-tf . No. J. Lost—Bunch of keys. Return to post­ E. Haitock. Sanford, Fla.. R. F. D. 33- 4t p The nursing home at Bth and Elm Ave, master and get reward. V 35-2p ENDORSED THE NEW CHARIER is prepared to care for a limited number For keni—Fbur furnished rooms, with For Rent—12 room house on Myrtle av­ bath, for light housekeeping. Apply C. A. uf surgical casés. Mrs. Wright, nurse In enue. Enquire 212 Fourth Si., between Dubbins, Stanford Bakery. . 31-tf Ouk and Myrtle Aves. — 35-tf M eeting of R epresentotlle Citizens a t charge. < . , 33-tf For Rent—Nine room house on McgFor Sale—3H ocres of fine lend, corner, Eagles Hall Wednesday Night. Let us sto re your furniture. Jonesnolia avenue. Address Box 893, Sanford. within 30 feet of Monroe depot, splendid A meeting of the citizens was culled McLaughlin Co. 3 4 - tf , 31-tf well, all fenced, 2fr acres in cro|is large Fla. by Vico President F. P. Forster In the Just received a shipment of Mason’s For Rent—Two furnished rooms for two story house, about 50 citrus olid Eagles Hall last Wedueeday night. The fruit jars and jelly glasses for early can­ tropical fruit trees. Address U. S. Mike- light housekeeping. Address Box eSJ. Sanford. Fla. 31-tf scli, Monroe or Sanford. 35-4p meeting was for the purpose of discussing ning purposes. Lei me supply your wunl*. Foe Salei— Family horse, buggy and har­ Wanted for Dio summer—Gentlemen the new charter and while discussion was W. W. Long, grocer. 33-tf ness or ciDier. N. M. Gamer. 31-tf roomers at Stutnons, 315 E. 4th St. $1.25 warm in spots the m eeting. was a very * Wo arc equipped to handle your repair For Sale or Rent—Two ucres fertile land and up a week. 35-tf harmonious one. A delegation from the work. Sanford Machine & Garage Co. in high state of cultivation, one mile from Wanted—If yoq have well located land 48tf. new towu of Sanford Heights was present or a good business proposition for sale at town. Flowing well, tiling, celery boards. We m ake a specialty of fram ing and voted against the extension taking in a good price, write mo at once enclosing A bargain. Address Owner. P. O. Box * 27-Uc self addressed stamped envelope for reply 1384. the Heights^ otherwise they favored the pictures. Try us. Sanford Furniture U». _______ , 35-tf For Sale—One span of mules, wagon (owners only). Address J. C. Ross, 816charter. The following reaolutidh wos 2nd Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn.' 34-4ic und harness; tnules six end seven years J u s t Received April 2 0 th then drafted and being put to' vote was For Rent—Two fumiehed rooms for old, weigh about 1.200 pounds each. In­ One cartoad doors, sAsh and blinds, carried: * quire of W. A. Minnick. Cameron City. light housekeeping. CalJ Bye-Lo Hotel. 26-lf-p Whereas the city of Sanfurd iuu more one c a r w ire nails and barbed wire. 34-3c jjpi.hU.I In ^nmtnrtnn In Ifii vi-ar. o n ^ c a r corruX alpd iron__ ron lln g _ For S alfr-lw o ac^e tract oorner.ôr~A ____V -",~’~ T o rS a ltF ^ H o a » e a q l(l fu m lr a r * a n d : You save money w ith us. Courteous acado Ave. and First Sl . within city lim­ nsss. R. M. Emmbrfck, Allison bouse, and its, five room house, good barn, flowing sooth'of Brady's store on West Side. 36 Zp atten tio n . Largest and m ost com ­ Whereas the city has outgrown its well land all tiled. L. Jamnies, R. F. D. Lo*—A 15 jewel Elgin gold watch, has plete sto c k of h ard w are In Orange present territorial limits, and' No. ‘I. Jacksonville, Fla. 34-3p initials L C. D. to M. It. R- on Inside, atw Whereas the present d ty charter adopt- county. I b o fc r n a ld H ardw are Co, For Salo—Chalmers Thirty 1910, pony picture of young iady. Jfeturn to Herald J6-11 36-21 gd Is 1693 was good and mat the require t o i m e f u l l equlpinenL Perfect con- and got reward. > ' ^ X' T te l r •*' IkÄ IN AND ABOUT THE CITY, now adequate.- In . all' HE Stein - Bloch Co. Clothes Stand for 56 Years of Knowing How. The Stein-Bloch Co. Clothes ^ o r Sale at M. Frank’s. COMMERCIAL - ~ r PHOTOGRAPHY Clothier and Men’s Furnisher Florida Photo Company 3 Lake View A G O O D F I T f House • JUST A FEW E. G. D U C K W O R TH PRICES ON A w m General Fire WANTS Seminole Chief Flour, 24-lb. sack, 80^ Obelisk Flour, ■ . 24-lb. sack, 90c L* Dainty Flour, 24-lb. sack, $1.00 * Pillsbury Flour, 24-lb. sack, $1.00 Four Crown Butter Per pound 35c J. D. Roberts P h o n e -3 9 . - i m w m Insurance /* -T l �CITY COUNCIL MEETS ter Ça Charter Matter Çall» Forth Another Rrtottotton--------- Ü The city council met )n regular tension April 17th. at 7:30 p. m. • i'rfesent, W. D. Holden, Chrm. pro leni.; H. R. SleyenB, H. Word, J. p, Davison, S. —....... •Kunge and 0. A. -Howard. ÀbsetitrO.-Lv TlirBalier. Minutes of last meeting read and ap­ proved. 7 .V Communication from Mrs. Mny Dick!ns, .. . complaining of tax assessment received. No action. Moved and seconded that the bid of the Sanford Machine & Garage Co., regarding cafe of now fire engine, bo referred to the _ (ire commllloe, they to report at next meeting. Carried. Moved and seconded that the request • of (J. B. Pope Co. for additional remunera­ tion for building school house be referred to the city attorney for his opinion ns to the right of die council to inukc such ex­ tra payment. Carried. . On motion the Complainlof T. E. Laing, as to sewer connection between Pine and Cypress avenue, be referred to sanitury committee. Ordered that l.OOft-copies of shnitary •-fesolutidh' passed April 3rd. 1011, bo printed in bill form nnd be distributed to the public by, city sanitary inspector. Carried. _ , ^ • A new light was order placed at the corner of Third street and Elm avenue. — The fire committee was instructed ra sco dial each hydrant in the city was lldshed at least once ltv,two weeks ami reported to the clerk. *’ * The following recommendation from die fir»committee was adopted. The removul of the lire hydrant now on the. old fibre factory grounds. The Installation of • pew hydrants at the corner of Commercial . street Und Elm avenue. Third mid Laurel, Sixth and Pnhncltb,' Seventh add Puliuetto. Eighth and Park avenue, Tenth and Oak, and Tenth nnd Mngnolia, making u net increase to the number'of eight hy­ drants. which'in the opinion of tljc comv initte* provides ample protection under existing circumstances. • Moved and seconded that the removal I ùf the lamp posts now stunding "be refer­ red to the street committee. . . On motion the following . sidewalk was ordered condemned: Lois I und 2, Bloch 3, Tier 5.. Carried. . Whereas, the officiati. of the town of ' . Sanford Heights have circulated a"jfttl(lon to the Eeglslatifre, asking that the charter bill for Sanford bo amended so us to refer the measure hlick to n |iopulnr vote for ratification, and Whereas, this action is taken solely in die inirjrsls of the residents of (tie town of Sanfonl Heights, having for its purpose' die defeat of the charter measure for Sun•ford, and Whereas, there is a small minority of the white citizens actually now living in Sanford which is opposed to the adoption of dio tiew charter, and « Whereas, because the new charter for the d ly of Sanford will include in its • boundaries die negro -municipality of Goldsboro, the negro voters of Sanford utid Goldsboro will uluiost certainly vote against the adoption of the new charter, tfs will the promoters or the incorporators of the town of Sunford Heights, and Whereas, the combined vote of all those persons op [»seti to the new charter, the majority of whom will be negroes, [may upernte to defeat the will of a very large majority o the tax paying citizens ol the city uf Sanford in their desitelo have the charter amended and the boundaries ex­ tended: • .. Therefore* be it resolved, by tlib city council pf Sanford: Tfuit we condensi the effort to delay the passage of the charter measure in Its present forg»' liV the legis■ * <■.dature; and wo earnestly request our sen­ ator and representative* w.ucgc ,Ms pas­ sage with a lldjlecij)lgenpe. ',\< •; • D. L,'TiikaSJIER, Prrs't; , r Harry Ward, - . - r lLH.6Trnr.NS. • W. D. Holder. B. A. Howard, ,* ■> * '• * S. hi", j . J. D. Davison. • Moved and seconded that the,bills as signed by the president and approved by •■■the auditing committee be paid. .'Carried. v Moved and seconded litui counoil ad­ journ. Carried. M. W. Lovell, Clerk. Medal for ffto f ishermen There Is considerable controversy just how among the local fishermen as to the champion trout caught this year. Arthur YoweU, George Speer and George DcCottes o[p tied for first place. The Her­ ald will give a beautiful gold medal to the one who catches the largest trout with book and line before October 1st, the fish to be weighed by Messrs. Morgan and Wilson at tile store. Look Out for Your Dogs Sergeant's dog medicines, condition Phis tind rheumatic remedies for sale by Tha Gao. 11, rcrnald Hardware Co 962t CASH SANFO RD - DEPARTM ENT THE . F L O R ID A »** 2 S to res, 1 2*1 -1 2 3 E. 1st S tro o t 'n "• - ..1 S TO R E . STORE W IT H st yl e THREE STRONG P O IN T S Quality Low Price April 2 4 t h 2 4 th SEE WINDOW DISPLAY c°iors Mcn,s w°rk 8Mrt»> w°rth A n o th e r G re a t S a le in M ixed and Solid C olors M e n ’s W o tyvice th e M o n ey, for M on d ay only C o m m encem ent * 1» S h o u ld er *and P ersian B o rd er C h ild re n ’s W ash Made of a good quality Ginghams, Pereal a n d Lawn, in both white pnd c o l o r s , nicely trimmed with braid and embroidH cries, for less money than 'material would c os t , special price 2 5 c to $1.19 A ll S ilk Hose . What is more appropriate or more serviceable than this nice sheer material— Flaxon? It is a perfect imitation of linen and will laundry just as well, our p rice :.. 2 4 , 19 and 14c A new shipment of Scarfs in all the new and pretty siiades including b l a c k and white, they are- full 54 inches long • and are very servicable, special price . . j . . . . . . . . . . . 2 5 c Scarfs T h e already beautiful evening dress will he made more complete wjth the uddition of one of the new Persian Border Scarfs, two yards long, worth $1.25, our p ric e ...:'..:-. . . . 8 9 c C h ild re n ’s Corsets and L ad ie s ’ W h ite Dresses of Flaxon j _______ H ead S carfs ___ • • •• • Made of a niGe quality Cambric neatly trimmed with tucks uml hemstitch­ ing, lace anti embroideries, they come in sizes from 1 to lti years, special price from.......... . 1 0 to 2 3 c They'are made of a light weight Batiste, non- rustable steels - and are just what we need for cool ■comfort, on sale at ’. . 4 7 c Bed Spreads . K ITC H EN A prons 8 A L E U T E N S IL S Our last sa le brought us so many new friends that we are resolved to have another this Week. This time we are going to give you the same gray stone enamel ware and the same low. prices but a larger assortment to select from. Large kitchen spoons, big assortment........5c Coffee pots, a good seller at 39c for.. . . . . 21c Preserving kettles, (6-qt/), worth 25c for. ,15c Double milk or lice boilers, worth 50c for 3 9 c And many others at prices in proportion oti&e . Made very! full nnd of a good quality lawn wiili. AT without bibbs, plain or hemstitched, bought for a 35c seller but for a quick sale, a piece... 1 . . . . 2 5 c S P E C I A L We hnVe them in all sizes, all styles* all prices, but the three specials for.Mon­ day are great ones. Full size Crochet Spread »in a nice neat pattern -and a good wearer, special 9 8 c Another full size hemmed or fringed spread, complete assortment of patterns to go a t...............t — $1*29 A limited number' of our $2 spre&ds in the real inarseilies patterns, hard to tell from, the genuine cut corners, fringed and hemmed, special.. .$ 1 .4 8 *• __ Window Display „ % ' D re sse s * P e r P a ir $1.19 All silk, all colors ami all sizes made by the Gloversville Silk Mills and are sold every where for one dollar and fifty cents, our p ric e ___________ $1.19 Oxfords and Shoes For Men, Women and Children you will be charmed with t h e s e dainty new styles. Tan, Russia Calf and Brown Kid Skin, and the pret­ tiest showing of Patent and Gun Medal Oxford Wc ve ever had. These, shoes are made by the well known Snow, Godman and Selby Fac­ tories. . . C u rtain S w iss M onday S p ecial T o w e l S p ecial Linen T o w el Beautiful new showing of Curtain Swiss in the new stripes, all white, something that will add much to the cool appearance of the room, special u t..1 0 c Ten pieces of nil pure linen Crash for towels," a necessity for the kitchen, free iroin lint and very absorbent, special for Mon­ day, 10 yards / w i . . . 8 9 c Twenty-live dozen large 'size Huck Towels in white and red borders, a quick seller at 10 and 1214c hut they go Monday at one dozen i .......................9 8 c A few dozen all pure linen towels with colored or white border, hemstitched or fringed; should sell 35c each,' our Monday price each . . . . . 1 ............... 2 5 c F o r the, L ittle Folks C oliars and Jab o ts L a d le s ’ S ilk G loves Our nazamtK waist de­ partment has. a comj)lete line of sizes, running form one to twelve years, these are to be appreciated by the mother for their dura­ bility, special-....... ... 21c New showing collars and jabots made so real that they ure hard to tell from the genuine Irish, correct imitation of the h i g h priced ones, special.. 10c 24 button long silk gltpves in white and black, patent double tipped, a great value at a dollar and ■ a quarter, our price per pair ........... • ............. 9 7 c n .j * 1 l x 1 1 A t 1! C K U l l U U IL H wx ii r ilM P r n S A a itlA R lllO Something Very new and catchy in our new line of embroidered wash belts in all white, and^white with colrtred embroidered de­ signs, largti pearl buckles, special . ^ r . ............... 2 3 c In N ew S u m m e r S ty le s -H a v o A rriv e d , get t h e —{ V r * M a y D e lin e a to r 15c. N e w S u m m e r B u tte ric k / ¡ I f Fashion Book In cluding A ny 15c P a tte rn for DJA.C * - L ad ie s ’ W a s h B elts ~ “ , CASH DEPARTMENT STORF; T w o Stores ------— Sanford, Florida 121-123 E. First Street - 1 ’Kt t r i r ’' -.7 - • v-f-r_-r_. t—r.-*- �. • F I o w I n g wells are © guaranteed. Drainage 2 9 ure. Numerous BouS lovards, graded and e ditched/ traverse this • property • © • £ m a • April 2i iah 0 Lots In PALM VILLA ¡ sold on easy terms • PALM F a r m s In P A L M Q H A M M O C K sold on easy terms . * H AM M O C K ROUND 0 * ___ _______ -The most b e a u tifu l/ ^ most highly improved, • and richest of all un- • cleared land In the £ Celery Delta 9 Take Street Cars for 0 :• TRIPS DAILY Only .three and one-half mi le a from Sanford, 'on hard Vn r f a cVd ih e Sanford and Everglade* R. R. will run freight trains and street cars direct through Palm Hammock with side tracks every half mile for 2 roadj|.«.a.D. 0 lyice/ «rill aoon advance materially 2? Buy a town lot in P A LM •V IL L A A* A f Ï ® w 0 Q A cars I ■»Vilai Wkai i.' fesaiafassaasBr 0 See JESSAPARK 10 acre« of stately Palma, Majestic Oaks and fragrant Yellow Jessamine an exquisite spot untrammeled nature H iu n w A r : a m i n e Palm Mammock is being ; tiled by a very high dass of c o p" I e. A" home h m - insures you grind neigh­ bor* . . . JU tA M IH t t m -n t -w : T K A X X rvi JLntfA 9 9 0 • Frequent a t r e e't car service bring* churches, theatres and shops to your Rural F (er De livery mail ier vice. Convenient school j>nwlcge for youy diildren j __ * a P A L M H A M M O C K Farm or you w ill live Buy to-day Com e and see m e . . W HITNER F irs t National Bank Building 0 There Is no b e t t o r , safer Investment than soleeted real estate, Improved tran sp o rta- • tlon'ls tho forerunner ^ of Inoreased values �' . - * t • . V" ■ -r THE SANFORD HERALD April 21.19H '> Profits on Crops Notice to Stockholders Produce dealers in this d ty report that the itrewbcrry crop In' various ports of the «tote this ydar has already yielded 97CL.707.20 to dealers, and that growers of beans at Plont City have realized SIO.SOO, while potatoes, squash, cucumbers, celery^ pnrmti and other truck have netted fully You ore hereby given notice that ■ lpcciol meeting of the itockhiMfri of the Crystal Ice Company- will bo held on Monday, the A»*« uay of May. A. D. 1911. at the principal of'J?1' company. at Its factory site, near flty . pt Sanford, In' Oranse county, state of rn>rl(ia| Tor the purpose of voting upoo a proposi­ tion to lncreo«Ht( capital stock from Fifty Tnou•ar>n iXulart. (*unilttint of flvr hundred »hare#, of in© par vnluc of one hundred dollar# each, (o Sev* enty-flve 1 hoosand Dollars, to consist ’ of seven hntyjinl MMflny tlitisi sr im 1^ rslw ff 'flllt hundred dollars each. JOHN F. HARRISON. J’resldent. 33-4t FRED KAISER. Secretary A Treasurer ’ ~ Old Folks Should Bo Careful In T htlr Solootlon of ftagul'ativa Modlolno. We have a safe, dependable and al- Notice of Application for Tax Deed together Ideal remedy th at Is particu­ Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888. larly adapted to the requirements of Laws of riorlda agedTJeoplo aml persons" of week eonl> h rti-by glvrn that M. M Sm ith o f W in­ ■tltutions who suffer from constipa­ terNotl>-,I'a rk , Florida. Purchaser of tax certificates tion or other bowel disorders. Wo aro named below, has fifed said certificatea In m y o f­ fice and made application for lax d g ^ l^ r ^ p u ie in so certain that it will ‘relieve theao accordance w ith law. Sabi certlnTatT^TnitirBC« complaints and giro absolute aatlsfnc- the following described property situated in Orange county. Florida: * tlon in every particular that wo offer Nn. 2577 of 1805: N it o f NW Ji Sec. Ifi,' it with otlr personal guarantee that it Tp.Cert 21 S. K. 32 L.. assessed In the name o f S. W. ■hall cost the user nothing If it fnlls Ilompton. No 2783<rf IHU4: S.K Of N W K See. 13. To, . to substantiate our .claims. This rein- 21Cert. b, 7 81 K. nssossrsl tn Ihe name of R. Briggs. Jr. • ,edy la called Rozall Ordorllcx. Cart. No. 2583 of 18U5: b W !, of SL1* of SW1. Id .T p . 21 S. K 32 E. assessed In (he name of Itexall Ortjorlles have a soothing, Sec. Unknown Owner. healing, strengthening, tonic and reguCert Nn 2 IIH o / lH U 7 ;S E !.o f N W 'io fS K U and ■ tstive action upon the bowels. They EH o fS W H of NW H of SEK Sec 16. Tp21 S, R 32 E. assessed in the name of W. C. Jnoolrs remove all Irritation, dryness, soreness Cert. No 242(1 of IS O lfsW '« of NWH Sec. 1(1and weakness. They restore the bow­ Tp 21 S. K 32 E. ussosseil In the name of Fries A Robinson. . ‘ els and associate organs to more vig­ Cert No 2423 of 1001: S W V iof N EK Sec 10, Tp orous and healthy activity. They aro 21 S. R 32 E. assessed ill the name of Flies 4. Rob­ . • . eaten like candy, may bo token at any inson No 2 0 2 2 of IM00 SEK o fS E i. o ( S W . Sw­ time without inconvenience, do not ill.Cert Tp 21 S. R 32 E. assessed In the name of 1). M cause any griping, nausea, diarrhoea, Simmons. * t^erl. No. 3 IIS of IH04: NH o f N W ti of SEI. excessive looseness, flatulence or other U). Tp 21 S. K 32 E. assessed In lliv. name of disagreeable effect Price 25tynnd 10c. Sec Unknown Owner. , Bold only at our store—The Itexall Blore. Cert No 3114 0(1894: WH of SWK of N W K of SKH Sre 16. Tp 21, S R 32 E, assessed in the L R. PHILIPS name of Unknown Owner ENGLAND •'*** •'***•* ' • Is tho title.of a book on Social­ ism, containing the-underlying principles and the most imj»6rtunt - objections. For sale at 2 1 1 F irst'S tre et. T. W. S. n»Ltmik. Sec y. S e m ino le C h a p te r No. 2 . O rd e r E a s te rn S ta r twfturCil Meets aver» aecood and fourth Friday In'monlh. Every one »ho has seen hla Star In tha East Ore curd tally Invited to visit thochojnjx^ rsw-y.T-1 SHIPPERS OF f . O .E.. C e le ry C ity A erie 1833 ■Meetings first and third Tuesdays In every month Mall In Wrlborne Block, third Door. ! Florida Fruits »«-dVegetables P hoenla Lodge No 3. K. o f P. Meets second and fourth Taradata Visiting knights always Welcome. P. E. Hutchinson, C. C. Felix S. Frank. K. R. and 8. Sahford lo d g e . No 6 2 . F. M M. ‘ G. W. Spencer.' Master; J.*C. Enamlnger. Secre­ tary. Communication every first end third Thurs­ days at 7:30 p. m. Visiting brothers welcome. U n ite B ro th e rh o o d o f C a rp e n te rs and J o in ­ General Insurance Agents e rs o f A m e ric a , Sanford Local Union No. 1731. U. B. of C. and I. of A. meetss every Thursday hlghl at 7 o'clock In the Eagles'"Hall W. A. Kmnohr. president; T. L. Lent. R. 8. A T. SANFORD, FLORIDA ~Gr M, HAMILTON \L DENTIST Room 13 Pico Uuilding Phone 3 5 5 ’ ; Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida DR. C. Ge- BUTT ' .. CAPITAL 9 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 - Price 10c PROPHET or the sort of n‘prophet arc not - re^ «inired to predict that farm lauds in Grunge County will never cost less. Desirable cheap government land has decreased so rapidly the past few years that improved farming land in this section have felt the law of supply and demand and are rapidly increasing in virtue. Don’t delay. See us today. 2 • In Court of the County Judge, Stole ot Florida K* H W hîtnér ) Grange Courtly To ull Creditors. 1-egatrn. Distributees and all Persons having Claim s or Demands against said Estate You. and curb of yuu. are hereby notifies! and re ip iirrtl to present iin y rja ltn s and demands which you. or either o f you, m ay have against the rstnte of R II W hltner. deceased, late of Orange county. Floridu, to (be undersigned adm inistrator uf said estate, w ith in two years from the dale hereof D a tn l A p ril 18lh. A D 1UII. J N. WHITHER. . 30 Ht • A d m in istra to r. DENTIST Wclborn Block ■ ■ ■■> — — ^9 ' ■■■■ ■ ■■ ■ f ..w w p THE Pbons 19 Prompt » Service 4 DR. W. E. H0USH0LDER DENTIST • S A N K O-K D,- F L O R I D A .- * w e e w e / e » #»e*rse»e s**»ew »»*ss -M. M. SMITH. H. R. STEVENS. President Vice-President DICKINSON & DICKINSON HAND B R O TH ER S KEMP O S TE O P A T H IC PHYSICIAN v ' L IV E R Y , F E E D and Ollice & Residence 519 Mugnoliu Ave Oflìce Iioni a: 9 lo 12: 3 to 0 « Other hours by u|>poihtmcnt - F lo rid a SALES H a r n s s a a n d W agon« STABLE J _ O lack am lth ln g a n d H o ra « a h o « ln 9 H orses and M u le s Bought and Exchanged ANDEW JOHNSON «% HEAVY H A U LIN G AND CO NTRA CTING a ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW r%*V ! Prodiera lo Stale and Federo! Courta. M. G. T. Building * Shoe Repairing By Machinery Phona 248 GEO. A. DeCOTTES Q u icker, N e a te r and B e tte r than the Old W a y i ATTOKNEY a n i . COIJNSELLOR a t I.AW Practice In State nud Federai Court» Welborn Ulock Sanford. Fin • JUSTICE OF THE PEACE >• - - » • M. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW Late Slate Atturney Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida Residences. Sanford and Stlvan Lake • Just Try Pie and S ee,. Same Man but New Location No. 1 1 3 W , F irst Street, Next Door to W oodruff’s Store THOMAS EMMET WILSON MY SPECIALTIES u • Pickafil'i Hand-Painted China ' , • Corbam'a Sterling Silver Rogers'Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches HANSON « ., SANFORD, • FLORIDA VW W 44WW W 4444W m W W 4»W W 444»4W kW W »W W »»»»»»m »»%k»»»»' D r in k a B o ttlo o f NOTARY PUDUC t Ollice In City Hnll ADE, THE-TUNER, ALL GOODS GUARANTIED f .t. FLORIDA “ W ado W ill P ay P h o n « Toll on All Q tn u ln « O rd a ra BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES j; Tho Sanford Coca Cola Bottllhg'CO., Sanford, Fla F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK O F S A N F O R p , FJLA. if : 25 BICYCLES H . R A N D . P re s id e n t F . F O R S T R R , a s h la r. rRO.M M J* UP TO SI». TOR NEW B«, t n . G IN G E R A L E QR S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with |mro distilled wutar—they wilt prevent illness, «Id digestion and givo yuu health' PHO NE NO. 4 0 . . * ORLANDO. S an fo rd , F lo rid a H. E. TOLAR Cashier . . L. G. STRINGFELLOW BYE-LO HOTEL - Sanford. Florida D R. S a n fo rd Accurate Service * and will npprccinte your patrounge FOUR PER CENT ullowetl on Savings Deposits Safety Deposit Boxes for rent Kboms 23. 24 and 23. Pico Bldg . ' * ‘Phone 41 JEWELER N. H . G A R N E R OFFERS Polite Service Sanford, Florida /# # # # # # # # » # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # Peoples Dank I)ldg. ‘ PEOPLES s s ^ iS A tto rn e y s a t Law -- The ONLY bank in %nft>rd. that INSURES EVERY DOLLAR DE­ POSITED AGAINST' LOSS from any “ and all causes. : :. DR. R. M. MASON Unless said certificates shall be redeemed ar ro n lifig to law. la x deeds w ill Issue tlir(ro n on the 23rh dny of" A p ril. A. D l u l l Witness my official signature and seal this 2 4 llt day of March. A I) 191). Ise a ll * I l M ROBINSON, Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. Florida By M AT Howard. D C. Henr y, McLaulin A - DENTIST All that certain "stork of merchandise oansisllngof groceries, can goodl etc-, two show cases, one. Iron Office: Yowell Uuilding safe, one grocery delivery wagon, Levied upon as Ihe property of the estate of M A. Suarr deceased sa n fo r d . Florida J. A. KIRKWOOD. .. Sheriff of Orange County Fla. » ## » » # # # # # # # # # # # # # # » # # # # # # # # # # ## # <# Uy C. M. Hand. U. S. March 22nd. A. D . lu ll ■ 33 4c FOR AGED PEOPLE. .. — T S a n fo rd Lodge No. 2 7 . 1. O. 0 . Mrcta every Monday at 7:50 p. m.. over Imperial rheatre. Jf C. Hall. N. G. During the past week the receipta of berries have been comparatively light. , only about 8,000 quarts having been Notice or Application for Tax Deed ^ ' brought to the platforms. The quality' toiler Section 8 of Chapter 4888. \ | was nbt as good as In the past, as the Laws of Florida plants had been bearing so long, that the • Notice 1» herrby riven that A. E. Donrgan. pur­ chaser of Tax Cerilflrnte No 2870 datnl the Sth hot sun has had a withering cffecL ' In .day of November. A. D. 1805. hat Bled tald certifi­ view of the short crop of last week, how­ cate b my oltloe. and hat made application tor Tax Deed to litoe In ncrurdonre with law. Skid ever, the total amount of last week Is cenlhi-alp rmlirncetthe following deterihrd prop­ erty situated in Orange county, Florida, to-wit: considered all tho more remarkable. SWi. of NWM of SWU, Sec. 83. tp . 21 S. R. 32 K One leading grower1of the state proTlie laid land being attested at the date of the of ttich certificate In the name of Un­ diets that the young beans that were Issuance known Owner. Unless Certificate shall ho redeemed ac­ planted after the last cold snap will be­ cording tosaid law. Tax Urol will Issue thereon on the 8th. day of May. A. D to il. gin to come in soon, and that, when they my oinrisl signature and seel this the do. the cars will be loaded two and three flthWitness day of April. A. D. lo ll. B. M. Rimiwv. per day. . Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County, Florida. • This same authority states that berry a >l" ic By M. A. Iioward, D, C. growers are not ¿ompelled t o 'ship their stuff, and" that th$y dHposed of 90 per Under and hy virture of nn execution issue.] out and under the seal of the Clrull .Court of the cent right at homo" and at full valuer •of Sevrnth Judicial Circuit In and for Uriuige County Florida, Wherein Klngan A Company, limited, a There ore said to bo -From eight to ten conmratlon Is plaintiff and Frank L. Miller a* adbuyers, ready and willing to buy anything mlnstrntlon of the estate of M A. Speer deceased isdrfvndant. I have this day levied upon and will the farmers bring in. and consequently sell at puUic outcry at Sanford Florida la Ilia liighest and Ik-st bidder for rash in front of Hand Bros, farmers in Plant City and the surround­ livery sytble on Monday tile first day of May. A. I> 11)11. It being Ihe first Monday In xaul month and ing country are geiusually prosperous. li legal sale dny between the legal hours of sale Jacksonville Metropolis. _• ; Ihe foliok(ing describe personal property to-'wii: M E R R IE l *4SSkH»»MWSSS*WW »44W 4 W * W WW4W4W W W4 W H 4»»%M m »klk»»» ' SANFORp,LODGES Pi-»* w ORO. P E R N A L D , V lre -P re a . / R. I f. W H IT R R R , A a a t. O aahl«r ’ Only National Bank in .Orange County Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance ' , SIIANIUAKGEK 'ORLANDO. • FLORIDA Sanford Library 8kf«ty Deposit ‘Boxés for Rant O R G A N IZE D 1887 •ft ASHES ROACHPEPPER* Free Reading Room (V) MrtIMH S w lm ln g ROOM 20 Upstairs. Pico Block u p. Pool to B oarders iM itia i« m n iM t k w l u t i W p A«n tU W u u . • * r m v i «M k w h d k r u k n l a p «• Mil hull lath ( « • i M pothU Ik ) LkM M tl b u t < P i lM « ik » < u h > k IMbut M. «Hknd> Ik.ti u MUt Id Ml « Oh •M k>wirVuht. >Midi h» km... H Cmd bum Mm CTT »iMo«qI kmPI .W M W w Ilk M W w kkUtk n w Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.rff Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida Tha. L ittle Real Batata Man Saturdays 4 to-9 p. m NO. Ill PARK AVENUE • SA LFO R D . FLORIDA ■ . li t í a / ■ i Rim» m •á V ' �Home In Sanford Heights For 30 Days I Offer niy Shell Dashed Bungalow in Sanford Heights For Sale SANFORD of stala's attorney and county - solicitors when information Is furnished them re­ garding possession of any government A Program o f What Will be Attempted license by parties who do not hold state at This Session o f Legislature license and providing for the removal The following Is a comprehensive state­ from office of-such officers who do not act ment of the proposed temperance legisla­ tion favored by the AntLSaloon League 8. A bill forbidding manufacturers and and this statement is here given in order wholesalers of liquors to have any inter­ j that our friends may clearly understand est« lq the retail liquor business. our'position. We favor fi. A hill limiting the number of sa­ 1. A bill prohibiting the soliciting of loons In cities to one 'saloon for every orders for the sale cf intoxicating liquors 2,500 of population. * by any means whatever In dry territory. These measures havo been ugreed upon • 2. A blli repealing ^sections 1222, 1223, after consultation with lending temper­ 1224 and.1236 of chapte?XVI of the Gcn- ance men in all ports of the «tote, and < erfil Statutes of Florida and making ef- we. trust-that. all friends of temperance feotlyfi again sections immediately pre­ in the Florida legislature can see their ceding those named which require the way cloar to support them and so enact filing of petitions every year by every them into laws. applicant for saloon license and llie pub­ We shall appreciate publication by you lication of such petitions. of this statement and request our friends 3. A bill forbidding the shipment of over tiie st^te.to write their members of liquors Into dry territory. the senate and house urging their support 4. A bill prohibiting the location of of them. Wo cspecinlly request that our saloons within one thpusand feel or any friends also write to Senator George W. steam railway passenger station. Dayton, chairman of the state temperance 6. A bill providing for early dosing of commttttec, and Hon. Eugene Mat1 •U saloons In the stato and closing same thews, chairman of the house temperance on all legal holidays^. committee. 6. A bill removing nil screens or other ‘C. L. Collins, Superintendent. obstructions, tables, chairs, etc., from sa­ ’ C. B. S mith, Legislative Represen­ loons. 7. A bill providing for the procedure tative, Florida Anti-Saloon League. TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION WOMAN’S E X C HANGE, av. . Fancy Work* of All l^d*. Stamping, 'Embroidery Suppiici, iftn^Piintrd ‘China Home-Made Cooking a'Sgyclilty. Consignments and Orders Solicited _ ■■ INSURANCE AGENT SANFORD, FLORIDA Having bought th e E. E, Brail j^Btore at the. Harrold.Place on Park Ave„ I will open a first doss Fish and Meat Market. Will be glad to meet both old and new custo­ mers and can insure Immediate Delivery on telephone or other orders •: : : : : : . r : Formerly with J. D. ROBERTS 110 Park Avenue t A ". ♦ : : ARC NOT COMPLETE #» Tolohonc 7 • . .. Without one or more of our kinds of Candy. 160 assorted kinds, 25c to $1.00 per pound. A beautiful line of Score and Tally Cards, Stationery, etc. F urniture, Stoves and Household Goods Sco O u r L in e B efore You Buy Refrigerators ■ Ice Boxes W a te r Coolers Porch Rockers and C h airs « W . W . A B Ç R N A T H Y , M gr, S anford To the People of Sanford The undersigned officials 6f the town at Goldsboro, and'representing Its citizens, 'p jtfg l.tó the citizens of the city of San­ ford Tor aid and sympathy In protecting our town from spollationor'tfcstruclftm ns the result of n . plong^m thcypart of your city oflidnls to procure from the present legislature an amended charter, whereby the corporate limits will be so extended as to include the town of Goldsboro and thus destroy our corjtorate existence. This town- was duly incorporated about twenty years ago and it has^ eyer since regularly maintained its official corporate existence, performing ull the duties of u municipality. We have always been and we are now a peaceable, orderly and law abiding community. We appealed to your coun­ cil, protesting against the itroitosed action so far. as it affected the interests of this town but our appeal was unheeded. Wc now appeal to you,, citizens of Sanford, for your help in litis ' matter. We arc proud of the prosperity and development of your city; but it is no good reason that, because you are big, you should swallow up our town just because wc arc little. There cnn. be no - just charge brought against us to justify' the abolishment or overthrow of our corporate existence. If it is done in the way proposed it will bci an distance of the tyrunnlcal use of] mlgJit, of power, and because wc nro'(ew joiaUeebla. Surely yoyr will .not' justify (pit! uphold such Q proceeding? !?_. We have acquired some,’ p^perty ffs.u.S town. We ovyn qur .owfi house."sefit(6l oifitl j other corporate property. We feel n prido i in our town organizution^knd earnestly j wish to preserve it. To swnllow us up ii\; the corporate limits of Sanford will add very little to Sanford and take a great deal from us. h will Impose upon us n part of the burden of your - bonded and other indebtedness and add - heavily to our burden of taxation, while we reap no material benefit thereby. We shall make our appeal to the legislature in this be­ half and beg that yon, the justice loving citizens of Safiford, will give us such sup­ port as you cap and We shall be ever grateful to you. G. W. B e n t o n . President Council M. BL B ellamy, Mayor Goldsboro T. T. Green , Town Clerk, 35-4tc C A S H OR IN S T A L L M E N T F lo rid a ^ V * W m tri at m n i irrj, Fertilizing| Summer Grapcfruff Oranges ennes g- - more rruit—More fur e ten-U tue tria l lappy, Bright Citan S erv ice Sanford Florida JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA wwMwmmmmmwm 1 r F o r A p ril S h o w e rs w e Recommend and Wish you to C O N S ID E R T H E A D V A N T A G E S OF RUBEROID t * * oi •**!(*» m o us i>*T o r n e r ROOFING WATER A WEATHER PR «O F, EIRE-RESISTING. valley», etc., thereby eavlnjr eip en te of tin and copper. Any bendy men can apply Ruberotd, Lengthen* the Ufa o | any building. K'riti / * r frUtt« ndamflu. H ilFflaïdw aréT o T am pa , F la . "The FLORIDA GROWER will furnish mailing cards free to all d&Slring- to help boost Florida on Post Card Bar. May lit/' - -‘ L rice Wilson & Toomer fertilizer CoM THE FLORIDA GROWER •O O F lo rid a A va * - £ “ *• is the title of our new, citrus book which will i>e M-nt free or 5^ -5 request. It is “right up-to-dato" and written front Hi* grower's J* viewpoint. IDEAL FERTILIZERS ami IDEAL METHODS ure £ ’. »■ not new.. Their value 1ms been proven by years of field wyrk. a£ f S but there always are new points of Interesf to growers, which 5* r j should be considered. ONWARD and UPWARD is the IDEAL motto. Wc put forth all our energies to give the RIGHT *; Will opt tpslt, rot, tear or corrode, For 1truckcr* and fruit gmuri». lor alt* »ho went 16. know about Florid«. 3 a s . B. Lawson M on ey -fettfiSiUW lfiBK’ Pliable-can be easily fitted Into gutter*, The Florida Grower '• | By the Depot �PO ST C A R D E D IT IO N SANFORD’S SUMMER CROPS THE SANFORD HERALD A P R IL 2 8. 1 9 1 1 , NO. 3 7 IMPRESSIONS OF SANFORD When the assertion was matin tu®J> AItout four years ago we had very western man. the other doy, that if only little rain in the State from early fall Used from Apfil to October our land* were .‘till late -in the spHng of the next year. as valuable ns the y r n hinds of Illinois During, the fruit and vegetable season and Missouri, the gentleman with a hor­ ultout to close much loss has been sus­ rified expression said "You farm on yutir tained because of scarcity of moisture. lands (n winter, don't you let them rest The time Is coming when the thought­ in summer?" The itentleman win in­ ful agriculturist and citrus planter; the formed that we applied the scientific idea lime is com(ng when the merchant who of rest to,our lands, namely change of is look big for n good Attention will turn occupation. I toward that country in which a living and Mr. Editor, the week given me to*write n surplus may be made whether it rains the promised article is gone and I have or not. Tite builders of a country and gotten tills fur and you are hurrying, me Mi»- builders of homes will look upon tlia for copy.. With such vast |tossibilities section where water flows above the ns the openinrf'unfold*' whrre shall the • 'SttrfactLïC the earth naturally as a more end be? * North of bur Florida climate the suitqblc place to locate than a place lands do rest, i. e., lie dormant, lu a where engines and pump* Iin ye to be limited degree even in Florida this is used, for • making artificial rain. Where true. The gross and weeds have their therAis un ample supply of water and seuson, flourish and die, fruit riiH’ns on favorable truns|iortation facilities, a com­ the orange uml gru|>c fruit, the muss oil paratively even ciimute and plants pre­ forest trees ripens and fulls, lltough the pared to furnish refrigeration will be the focus |iulut In the minds eye of tbe thankforests nre mostly evergreen. Tins is the natural condition, even in Florida, hut ful people who are to open the Way in i'UTUNfl CAUl.in.OWF.K AT SANFOKh. ’FLORIDA man with iinjtroved methods intervene» which that great developer, capital, It to be led. And what does that mean. and a continuity of crops results. Espec­ ially Is tills true of tlje sub-irrigated lands ; Sunfonl has all that can be desired - In Of the Sanford Celery Delta, where.there the way of climate and facilities far pro­ is no cessation in Nature’s activity. For ducing vegetables and fruits. Sanford is in tile greatest flowing well district of under these methods on our lands Septiiu state and is wulda easy reach of ib» ternber and October is seed time and gutewuy to tite peninsular. A glance at 'February, March and April the harvest peanuts and had the ground in tillage for s,op ' |lcn much ' cail * ltc , alt|. but I A lw "c* e*lcn‘U"* uv« ,f,n the map of Florida will show its ad­ for vegetables for the northern market. the - early fall crops. I grew enormous ,nil8l. Tluinking you for so much space, miles through the suburbs, Thus, while the vast country north of us uml profitable erops pf sweet'' |H)taloes. I um youriTtnily, — Two solid bunking Tnstilntinn*. one n vantageous locution. The writer baa travelled largely over the state and it it , is being Wrapped in the lethargy of win­ but could only get the ground ready for J* N- Whitnkk. National hank, Ills opinion that there ’are many people ter, sub-irrigation and intelligent farming planting by last of December or first of ' . . . . ” 77. Churches for every denomination. rejuvenates our soil,-with the result that January, J strongly urge planting sweet UUK J U M UAHU^ t i l l IIUN A class of citizens second to none In within tite borders of our state who will come to the SauforU 'irrigable district to we »utftt wf*-ttli<w»wt>elitott in—tire .ijuun pot,Hires rm1Tirw inrirts-1JitiHirte lament- - Snhfonl. tire wonderful city at lire head—the Uuilml State*.'V lily and quality of/lh e vegeiuhles grown ed fry ind. Judge liedits. Wild to inujjuxc.. iff navigation on the St. Johns river has The best of railroad facilities nm|_wuicr Bettle, because of its (irvtociliiu against dry''weather. "People Will not lt«y and to fiunish the tuldcs Of our less favored "you, don’l liHve to plant celery. You made such wonderful strides during the trans|iortatioii. northern friends. Hut it i» not of thin I could all get rich planting sweet fsantiies past few years us to cull for the nditiiraThe city is hacked by a farming emtn- worry ulong year after year depending on tlie-water that fnlls from the clouds When am to write, tempting as the field always they are so near u place where for about is. L«t us pass over th e w inter, w ith its fifty dollars a well may be dug that will splendid a c h ie v e m e n ts, and consider our furnish a (lowing stream' of pure water, lands in cou1|>etitioi: w ith ilin se only suitable for all purposes. a v a ila b le for cro p » from April to October Every,new resident that moves to a With, th e spring N ature shake» ufl the town help* lire place. Every new agri­ lethnrgy ol w in ter and it n eed » nut the culturist that moves to a certain sec­ eutming hand ol Ulnil to d o th « the fields tion of .country not only improves the w ith green , for tin s is • th e insurrection^ jmiiwrty lie it to work, hut enhances the se a so n and |ilu m h /e in to new value of the property of his neighbor also. life. N ature su p p lies th e ,fq r c u . um fciw iii Every traveling in no or 'tourist Who only n eed d ir e c t .^ A i i Tiis scumui o iir « W notices prosperous condiiiouiumohg farms fortu n ate northern form ers, w h o s e la-iiis or improvements in town U a walking liuve b een restin g all the w inter, limit» advertisement», it Is a great thing to th em cold um l inert, lie iniist stir uml listen to Iieuple talk on the ' train. The pu lverize In» la iid -a m l aw a it spring rains walking and talking advertiser; the ad­ and su n sh in e from <iinive to »tu n I n - o p vertiser that does Ids work without pay «‘rations. ' Our hinds are in th e pink of r* the outside, unconscious, helper in the co n d ition , fertile en ou gh lor .’thy i nip work of building. (J e a n uml m ellow ms a »ceil lied. W aim It mukes a royal citizen, of Sanford ed uml ucfiuled ....... below, moikteiied «well up with pride who listens to the uml druiaed at will und without cost, we traveler talk from the time he looks Out have .not an hour in wait lor a season of the car window ufter the tram crosses cither of'ruin or wen thee— Willi a gimd the river 'till he gels Into the depot ut start, the chances of winning Hie i.n-e aie Sanford. You feel it a irersonul com­ enormously enhanced, fids is one ud pliment when a man rtrotis off the uuiii vantage which applies ro all season», ol and says" Dee Whiz" look, how tills town pluming when you are ready and not has improved since 1 was here about two wailing (or season», is of inestimable year ago.” Every citizen who has Man value. Couple with this the fact iltut on your suh-irrigaled lands." I think he lion of till the penpie who have been for- try Hint cannot be duplicated, loyal and hus aided In this improvement take his hat ofT to himself when he during the lint ire crop season your con­ was right, a» he generally was. Wo lunate enough to view the city or receivA iNitmliitiuii tliut increased over J50 should hears I t.. , • trol of the water is complete, and a suc­ should ulsii try the S|»anisli ami Florida eil literature describing the gurden center per cent in three years. * ' The future of Sanford has never been cessful crop is assured iimproper attention |N-iiinil.*because wiifi its oil conleat and of (lie world. A ciimute that is uiiHurpasseil. In’Win­ told, sometimes I wonder if it can be is given to cultivation. It is well to note tiddiliniiul feed vulUe ol the nut and the iiiiugin&l Ayiih any degree of nearneesto Cim railroad facilities, the water trails- ter and summer, here Unit cultivation of spring und sum­ fodder value of the vine it is a great crop, portntion b/icke<1 by tile great farming And everything (hat makes life worth what It usmull? Will be. Do the people of Sunfonl ever think of what they have. mer crops is more of n feature than win­ and can easily be grown between sea­ section, the mile of hulk headed, hikcfrotit, living in the best state in the. Union.. Right here in the center of the stats, not ter crops, for in winter there is little or no sons ami the land lell in shap^ for fall a new1tourist hotel und many other im---- ----------------------—»v too far north to lyive< die advantage of trouble from grass am) weeds, hut us planting- The spontaneous growth of Imy ]movement» in course of constiuctiou will Georgia Inis adopted Tost Curd Day for the temperature they need; ut lire lieud navigation of (he St. John* river; Why summer advances Hie growth of both is is i (hi well kaown-iu even hiention make Sanford the greatest city in cuiurul May filii and Callfurniu iibcd Utc Florida of the boutrf of tiie Clyde Une mean the more rapid and persistent. I pould — idea of Dost »Card Day on March 1st. pnitectiop against ' discrimination that Advanced fanners consider it wise to Florida. tiierefore suggest that our summer crops plant cover crop* of nitrogen . gathering Just to comeiuorule |mst curd day tiie Florida will have to muke the most of cities are spending millions ufdollarv for; lie planted |iruiiiptly Upop removal of tiie plants. |aincipally cow peas. though some licrnld- has given spue«'this week lu the op|»>r(umt) on May 1st of this year just hack of us, just beyound our flowing I t is clean, prefer beggar weed. 1 would consider'd several good urticles atKiut our section becuuse tbe sclieme will be too common well urea we ure backed up by the great­ est citrus fruit county in the whole state. und It should be kept clean amt moder­ nut only wise, but necessary, if it were for the benefit of tbe new readers in next year. Other' states know a good On the 2411s, of this month tire sate ately dry till Hie rainy season. The liest not (or the fact Hint in our lakes ami un whose h a n d s Hie extra copies may fall. tiling whpn they seeii. munager of tire Florida Citrus Fruit Ex- i change, ut Tampa. Mr. K. P. burton, says use of our farms in summer is to my Hm fruit now left in tire state will be mind far from, a settled mutter. That about thirty thousand boxes and th a t' they should be used for profit I think is leu thousand of this number will be certain, since we cannot if we could und sitip|ied from Orange County: think of It. une thirst of tire oranges now in tills i would not if we could, muke them rest. orange grawiug state, during Ure Im! In other words, something will grow oil uf the seuson will he shipped from this our lands every day from . April lo Octo­ county. ’ ber, whether we want it to or cot. iht* The time will Come, und it seems not fur distant, wlren u lurge volume of our question, then, is whether we shall grow citrus fruit will muve through Sunfordaml What we want or let nature grow whut it up tiie river to Jacksonville; it is bound will. | choose lo direct. Whut to grow to come and a move like Ylilr will mean and how to grow it Ib, 1 am glad to know, much to us. and will mean much to other IMiris of tire county. * receiving some thought and attention. I believe I imve been very careful in The numerous magnificent crops of corn calculating tire tilings to %une and I do grown last yeur and before prove the ns not see whut is to prevent more than serthm In the first sentence of this jwn>er, even tire most uptumfttio man may look and'when you note that in addition to growing us much corn per sere it is worth SO per coat more in South Florida than in other irta of the country. Illinois or in Missouri tire claim, though In tire game of baseball It may be Well und altogether proper to sing the songs Justified by facts, is startling. of "Lucky Sanford but in tire d i n of So far. tbe summer use of pur lands tire prosperity we have right to liope for wot received 1the a ttention it—idreui«^ n b r b n o iK - T r w i ■ w 'o & r w 1 suggest again that in addition to indi­ right, because we are entitled to it. be­ cause wo have the people here Ime to vidual thought and experiment farthers make to uVrbig, to j moke the should discuss it as they meet,., and tbe i.; Florida; X-in.ra.. — glad jt.. iiL. us ... >• best , , d ty if hi I'm 1■ live m Sanford, In time has come wlren they should'meet Orange County and In Florida.. together nod exchange ideas and expertLOADING CLLXHY AT "LUCKY CANFORO'' C. 0. McLauchum. . * , «* �■ 11 2fi. I9n Florida Development. Figures Florida hps a poplntion of 752,619 against 528,542 in 1900 and 26949-1 ¡ ’ 1880. , ‘ A density of population of 1.1.7 |0 squBTC- ifiie. again»l 9.7 In lltoo and 4 a iu 1880. / -Hir lumber cut in 1910 was 7.202,000009 feet against 788,000.000 In 1900 M j 257.000.00ft in 1880. Her corn product wU8 8.813.00ft bushel»' in 1910, comparts] with 4,150,192 buMe-U in 1900, and 3.522,280 in 1880, Her inlnernL products..of 19|0 werf worth *i#,UO0J)OO, compared with *3,326,. 000 in IU00 and nothing in I860. H it railroad mileage is 4,727 ugainsf 3,520 in 1900 nnd 516 in 1880. tier banks hod deitosits, Decdmbfr, :i[ 1910, of i-IO,783,(’i52, computed with $10,150,272 ten years earlier, anil ,*«444. 492 in 1880. The true value of her property in ,,j, proxliuutely SliOU.liOo.tHH), compare«! with $355,000,000 in 1900 and S120.000.uou i., '1880 —Finnnpinl and in Industrial Record Solid car load of Fertilizers from plnnt of the Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company. h V ** * , The new plant just established at Sanford is one of the most *• ' complete in the south with a daily capacity of 150 tona r * J?' • Grim Reaper at Work Mrs. M A. rortsun liie death of Mrs M A.-Fortson lu » Saturday night was ,1 sad blow to the little family circle who hud watched over her during the few short weeks of g|ck. ties*. Mrs. Furtson was taken sick at Geneva and afterward,brought to Sbnford where it was hoped better medical treat­ ment could be given, but the hope was Id vain, .f-The husband with a devotion few- mAf are capable df. whose strength was given sweetly» tenderly to litis precious invalid,whose heroic devotion never faltered, could not deiuin her by the clasp of earthly love; but after the Iasi wool had been spoken, the last sign of (ecognltioa. was gone, u look of peace settled ou her face which proclaimed victory! and he knew she was resting011 a mighty atm. Tim remains were taken tp TignaO, Gu„ her old home for Interment A bus- • hand and baby are left to mount het loss. ’ ____ *_________ - entirely of-<j1tiem» of Florida, whose HOME8EEKER. NO REASON FOR DOUBT.' I^ast week tho second homoscakers' interests aro in Florida, and these companies bnve e s ta b lis h e d ^ most] Accomplished Much More When T h erh 5**11™1011 ior the month of April A S t a t e m e n t of -F a c t s Backset by a nfrlved In, Jacksonville and brought enviable reputation: They also s o ld , iir B E ^ Worked In Harmony S tro n g G u a ra n te e . a large amount of land on mail o r-1 We guarantee cothplettTFellef to all There Is a story of a bridegroom who quite a large num ber of people from dens, but they were particular to sell requested his bride to accompany him various parts of tho country. While only tracts of laud Hint would stand sufferers’ from constipation. In every into the garden a day of tw after their the'm ajority of tho homeaeekors inado the closest Investigation. They urged case where we fall we will supply the mi-dleinc free. wedding. He then threw a line over the direct connections and went further Utelr prospective customer« to cotno Itcxall Orderlies are a gentle,, efroof of the cottage. Giving his wife one south, quite a number stopped off in to Florida ami--mullrth eir own selec­ TeeUveT diphndable and safe bowel C?-1, end o f it he retreated to -th e other aide Jacksonville abd-AI*H»d- lands in this regulate!, strehgibem-r and tonic tion, or have some one u|>on whom . * ’’ and exclaimed: “Pull the line," Stie Section of the State. thoV coul^l rely make the *fleet Ion for They re-establish nature's functions pulled at his request, as hard ns she cpuld, Tho ho mere eke re' movement to them. These companies guaranteed In a quiet, easy way. The)' do not Ha cried, “Pull it oyeri” I can't,” she Florida during tho past winter season that If the select ou should be left to cause any Inconvenience,’ griping or replied. “Pull with all your inlgiit,” I Wns unusually heavy, it was the first .. _ „ i nausea. They ure so pleasant to take om. ie> won i re tin « inoneja nmj worj. ^ eils| | v (tmt they may be shouted the whimsical husband. Put in « inter that the railroads had given ^ r n e i l Leroy M orris vain were all the efforts of the bride to ( homereokera' rates ,and w hile’ these paid In, If, within a specified 1l,no ' taken by any one at uuy time. They Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Morris have (hr (usually sixty o,' ninety days), the (bjroughl.v tone up the w hole system, pull the line over, so long as the husband i raf,^ applied only twice a month, the sympathy-of the community- m the Ire. purchaser inspected the* land and did to healthy activity bald on to the opposite .end.. But when j rro^mr- im tt~vtim *d~ the State on Itcxall Orderlies are unsurpassable of their bright, tliree yeur old hoy. Fraest not find It exactly ns represented.1 In he came round, and they both pulled nt Jtom eseckers' day were «-nougli to con­ . one end, it came over with great ease. vince the most »keptical of tho wis­ alm ost every- instance the selections and Ideal for. the use .of children, old Leroy. folks ami dclli-nie persons. Wo cannot “There,” said he, a t .the line fell from the dom of m aintaining hom eseckers’ made by these homo companies gave too highly recommend them to all s u i Card of Thanks entire aatLfuclKm when, the- purchas­ roof "you see how hard and ineffectual was ratep throughout the year. To the kind friends und neigliboi» »hi ferers from any form of constipation ers finally came to Florida und In­ end Its attendant evils. Two sizes, so willingly assisted us durum' the sick our labor when Ve polled in opposition, T he rush or homoneekerK to Florida spected the lauds selfcD-d. Frequent; but how easy and pleasant it is when wc 10c. and ‘¿.V. ..Remember, you can ob­ ness und death of our beloved little babe, last \vlnkur almost completely chang­ l> the purchasers were so well plead­ both pull together, it will be so, my dear, tain Rexall. Remedies In this communi­ we wish to express our heartfelt* thanks, through life. If we appose cacti other, it ed the methods of selling Florida ed that iky thought several additional ty only at our store—The ItemII Hlore. also to those sending Mowers and ussitnig will be hard work; if we act together it lands. Tho previous w inter n number tracts. in the music. May the Lord bless you L. K. PHILH*S llom ew ekers Hint are now coming will be pleasant to live. Let us. there­ of land companies—ih>- m ajority hav­ all and spare you suck sorrow is o ilf so* N otice to Ihe Public fore always pull together. Let us dully ing hendquaiker-s entirely outside the to Florida W e visiting various sec- • cere wish. Haring advert toe- tiom, of the State and Investigating Mk. a s h Mrs. C. C Mowkis You are hereby notified lo keep your endeavor to help one another to hear and Stnle-^-publiahed ments and made .the most extrava­ | (-oml it ions, a* well a* the laml itself parkways, yards uad vucani city lots and fOrbear with each other." Notice pretty little story is by our gant claims as to their lands. Ah They are profiting by the experience clean and dear of weeds mid'ruhbish. The citizens of Sanford and adjiu oil Sparkman of the Lake City there were no cheap rates on at the of others, and they are not taking any Any neglect on the part of the public cuuntry Ure called t o -meet at logics If the editor of the. Sanford Her- season of the y£ar -that the larger chances. . They are avoiding localities Subjects the violator to he called before Hall. Tuesday night. May 1st. to orgatu/r the story, he would have had portion of the people of the North Whore the settlers have made a fail­ the mayor at any lime. u permanent liospitni assiH iiiin-n -iml (u , " I. It. WlUJAMX. over the house und W est can best get away 'front ure. They are going Into communi­ continue the work already began t.vety her obedience oml reverence and their boiriew, only u cornpilrulivoly ties where other« have succeeded, and 37-2( Sunilary liiN|M-t:tor one w|io loves humanity and p in e - Ih r for the superior power- and wis- small number of people came to Flor­ ur*. selecting land that Is sim ilar to We ure equipped lo handle' your repair *ick 1" " 1 >» ur6f<l r,p of her lord and master.—DeLand ida to look ot the lands. Thousands laud on w hirti others «re growing pay work. Sanford Machine A lìuruge Co. I Mss. J. N. Wml Sys. of people bought five and ton-acre In g crops. ’ 48tf, 1:i(i-2p 1'resident Temporary Organi/mum tracts by matt order, aololy on the The homeseekera’ movement to The C a m pho r Tree ever sec morse growing on a strength ot the advertisem ents and Florida will pmbnhly not be so heavy trceT Do you know of uuy in- the descriptions - gi ven by the land this summer a« it was d uring'the win­ aect pest or other Insect that makes its companies. Last winter, when a large ter season, but those who came here home or propagates its species on a number of these sam e people found during the ■summer months are those camphor tree! Do you know of any they could secure cheap round trip Who are In rent earnest, and who are prettier shade tree! Do you know of any tickets to Florida at a season that heat anxious to ascertnlu the jru tti concern­ 9 n that makes a more rapid growth! suited their convenience for being ing the State and Its lands. If tljpse Did you ever know a camphor tree'to be awny from their homes, they quickly homeseckers are treated fairly and af­ Injured by cold In this section of Florida! took advantage of the opportunity forded every facility for m aking, a Db you know of one single objectionable and visited the State. thorough In v estigation-.their rhsl*s-' characteristic of the camphor- tree for Tho result of this rush of homo- will result In securing many new cltl shade wind break, or roadside or avenue seek era nnd people who had alreudy tens for Florida during the present tree! Do you know of any tree that bought was to make people in alt parts year.'—TJmes-Unlon. requires leu care or nursing! Can you of the country cautious about buying "HAYSEED" VS. CITY “ DUDE." give any valid reason why you have over­ Florida land». Thc rcputablo home Paraphrasing Horace Greeley’s "Go looked it and spent your efforts on water companies have from the stur,t been O u r G r e a t N e w s p a p e r S u m m e r O ffe r Is N o w and live oaks, during alljhese years! Do advising dll prospective purchasers West, young man," Col. L. P. Skeen, On. It Includes you know of any reason why the news­ to "sea Florida lands before you buy."' of Tifton, at the Chamber of Com­ ’ i merce krnokor in Savannah, Oa., re­ papers of South Florida^-always leaders Tho "foreign” com pan lew. on the cently, made an earnest and eloquent and directors of public, thought and enter­ contrary, endeavored to make as many prise—should not keep' these questions, plea for the development of Hje coun­ Your Great Local and Leading Sectional set la bold face type, standing a t the aalea as poswible without th eir cus­ try sections of the South. He declar­ tom ers seeing the land. The home Paper, 1[' head of one of their conspicuous columns! ed that what a generation ago applied If they would all do so for one year don't companies knew th at they could not to the >Vo*t applies with,, equal force you think our state would be beautified, afford to sell laml that would not Next In importance to.bTInglng pet* ultimately, to the extent of a million of stand Inspection, while Ui6 "foreign” and Truth to the South today, companies had ho (m erest In Florida, blood aud young men. Into ¿he South, dollars!—Reporter S tar.. ............ .. T, except to sell as many acre« aa pos­ Colonel Skeen emphasized the neces­ Stale Press M eets sible, and then skip out for pastures The clear Newspaper for the farmer und sity of character which he »aid would The annual gathering of the scribes at now. be of inestim able value In the upbuild­ family, with condensed news for the week. Tallahassee this year was one of the When those who had bought by mail moat enjoyable in the history of the Flor­ from companies located in Chicago ing and development of the South. He ida Press Association. Many able ad­ and elsewhere came to Florida on the also advised that while good roads are dresses were made and much good for the houieseekers' excursions many found being built and other things being done to make the country attractive benefit of the craft was accomplished. The great family **story Magazine. that they had been badly "stung." to the young man, the young man * Palatka will be the next convention They found ther lands in the swamps should me educated to understand that d ty of the Florida Press Association. and miles away from railroad trans­ tt 1* Juki as honorable to he a "hay­ This was decided on Wednesday morning portation facllltlas. They were dis­ seed" os it Is to b« a city "dude." « 1 4he final business session of the con­ gusted and the whole State suffered A Monthly Magazine devoted to all that is vention. Live Oak and Tampa were both Represented by their attorneys, the dear to Women candidates for the convention, but Palat- through the method* of- the unprinka scared over them by a good majority. cl paled dealers. These people re­ officers pf the American Naval Stores The following officers were elected for turned to their homes and through company recently cunvlctod in Federal tbs tim in g year: R. F. McCormack., Live their talking to other» they have come court of being a combination in restraint Oak Democrat, president; Frank ILMayes. pretty near potting a stop to the. mail of trade, have made an appeal to the T h ese F o u r G re a t N e w s p a p ers an d M aga-vies president.- J. W. order lend sales In Florida. IFiw now lUifftipcuriprl for an .early hsarisg-wfzfnes w ill be sup p lied fo r a sh o rt tim e onlybefore you their appeal from sentence. of While. Jacksonville Fraternal Record, strictly a a buyj* r. T. J. Appleyard. state printer, in union there Is strength. We have A ll a y e a r a t th e £ * 0 S en d your orThere are, however, some large the goods you need, and the price, _______ ILF. Hetberington. Lakeland lo w p ric e of ^ f c « w w d e r in today companies (n Florida, organised under you can do the rest. Sanford Furni­ News, delegate to the National Editorial ture Co. 33 -tf tha laws of Florida and oompo—d Association. THEY PULLED TOGETHER FOUR PAPERS •= = --------- FOR THE. —____=== PRICE OF ONE T h e Sanford H erald T he G eorgian’s . W e e k ly N ew s Briefs Spare M om ents Magazine , T h e G entlew om an ■«A n-Vlfinf i . . . �s . J IN SANFORD— U h h Worth ■■ ■■ Number 37 <1 f SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 28. I9H ALL AROUND FLORIDA GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION NEWS OF LEGISLATURE Volume III MERCHANTS W ill C10S( NEWS OF THE WORLD Has Made A Good Record During the Many M atters of Importance Up For Every Thursday ‘ fternoon During the Past Season , Consideration '* Summer Months The General Mews of "The Land Items or Interest Gleaned From The Florida Vegetable Growers' Asso­ The third week of the session of Legis­ We the undersigned mcrchnms of San­ ’ of Flowers. Various Sources ciation has made u good record for un In­ lature ' has witnessed some Important ford agree to close our places of business stitution of but one year’s existence. Al- events, and some of more than usual in at twelve o'clock Thursday of each week (except when pay-day shall fall on Thurs­ CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS rendy improved market conditions are terest to the people of the state.. HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK very apparent, us the direct result of the Thp State Press Association was in ses­ day) beginning the first Ttiursday in May work of this organization. Sanford f. o. b. sion here Monday. Tuesday and Wedncs and ending the last Thursday in Septem­ An epitome o f the Week's Most Irti- prices linve been obtained to a for great­ t|ay of this week and their sessions were ber. Here the Readers Will rind ■ Brie portant Happenings In the er extent than heretofore. The returns attended not only by a large percentage U L. Thrasher. Historical Spring Flowing have been delayed less than formerly and of the membership but also by many State's Domain. Frank L. WoodrufT For Hurried Readers Williams & Mllteer. The politicians at Tallahassee are nn- generally tqicnkimj the amounts realized members of the legislature and others In According to CapL Stephen A. Wood, the capital city. N. P. Yowell & Co. nouncelng. withdrawing, denying and have been much more satisfactory. who Is the head of tlie Chicago detective Organizing, launching out without - a _The settlement of_ the L. &. N. Railway —D. A; Caldwell L Sons:______ 1__ making statements- much more rapidly bureau, and who has collaborated with Palmct & Sclgh. than the legislators are passing laws. penny of capital, and providing for ruis rate controversy was one of the most in­ Dctoctive William J. Bums of New York mg die necessary funds by un assess­ teresting bits of news announced this E. G. Duckworth. Thé latest talk is of Geniul '(if ne S. Mat­ In tracing down the alleged destroyers of H. McLaulin. thews for governor. He himself hasn't ment of $0:00 per share, tlie Florida Veg­ week. The contract was signed Monday the Los Angeles Times building, uncover­ J. K. Mettinger. ' said anything about, but it's in the air. etable Fruit Growers' Association has afternoon in Pensacola between repre ing one of the greatest sensations of tlie managed so well thut only the first in­ sentatives of the L. & N. and the special Sanford Furniture Co. His friends nre grooming him. country, the detective bureau is in pos­ session of a confession made by one of' The office of attqrney for the Railroad stallment of $2.00 per share has been council of the railroad commission. The ^C . C. Coffee, Mgr,, of thlf Boston. Jones-McLaughlin Co.CT the members of the alleged gang, cover­ Commission, which was recently made asked for. Thus, the • tax upon the mem­ matter tins been pending in the courts bers has been very light and merely one- for seven years' and no settlement was W. I.. Morgan. c. * ing ninety typewritten pages, and de­ vacant by the resignation of Louis C. readied in that way, but the agreement ,-A . E^HULtailing the operations of the members of Massey of Qrlando, villi be abolish if a third of what it was expected Co be. The Association has handled for the signed Monday was independent of the the International AsoocfaUan of Bridge bill introduced this morning by Speaker The Wednesday Club and Iron Structeral Workers,- not only in Jennings 'is passctl. This office. > wus growers of the Sanford district 150,000 case in court but provided for its dismis packages. It has paid out in cash and sal. The terms of the agreement were created by the legislature of 11)07 und All members of the chili wiio were not the Los Angelcn Times' outrage, but in distributed among our farmer» between (iiat the railway places the three cent authorizes the commission to employ an present at the meeting Wednesday after­ the blowing up of other structures In other one and two hundred thousand dollars. rate into effect on the P. & A. division noon are notified Hint Mrs. Thrasher lias parts of the country on which, or In which attorney. It lias created a market not heretofore uud two short brnnch lines in Florida. The Atlantic Coast Line, in addition to known for green, or unblenclied; lifter On the other hand' the' railway commis­ invited the dub to meet ut her home non-union labor was employed. » * its large undertaking in double-tracking grown celery, cold—slurugiug same and sion will permit the decree in court being Wednesday, May 3rd. Appointments to three high diplomatic Mr*.'5. O. Chase opened the inogrum for posts were confirmee bjr tlie senate on :— the line from Jacksonville to Washington, realizing money for the truckers on'n issued against them in order that the is increasing its equipment in rolling product not hitherto counted of any vuiue. railway may lie protected against hack the afternoon with n dellghtfUt paittr 0T1 Monday, wfwn Ambassador WilUam~Wr' slock by,the purchase of tff~Paeiilc typo A'year ago. ayre after acre of tills was suits, in effect order fcô. 19 issued seven ‘Colonial Churches," giving Interesting Rockhill, now at .St. Petersburg, was ooupassenger locomotives; 20 large freight ploughed under; this,season remunerative years ago will go into effect May 8th. It bits of tlie histories of dm first churches firmed ns Ambassador to Turkey, to suc­ where our forefathers began to enjoy their ceed Oscar S. Straus, resigned. Curtis ' engines; 25 passenger coaches; 1,400 box values were‘ohtahv*d. is believed by.niany that the rate was religious liberty in tlie new world.; * car; 50 phosphute cars; 5Q ballast curs, Guild, further governor of Massaceusetts, Through the Vegetable' Growers' As­ secured earlier than it would have been "The Light of Other Days" was a very war-confirmed as Rock-hill's successor ut which will all be delivered within the sociation. farmers who were short handed by reason of the effect of the bill intro­ interesting pu|«er prepared by Mrs. D. L. St. Petersburg, and former Representative coming summer. have been able to arrange for uud secure duced by Senator Stokes wiiidi made the Thrasher and read by Mrs. Bowler in Mrs. Henry.S. Boutcll of Illinois was confirmed Fbrt Mende folks were considerably supplies B>ey could not otherwise have rute statutory.. This bill was recommend­ Thrasher's absence. Tlie lights furnished as minister to Switzerland. excited Wednesday night over the horse­ provided, such us fertilizers, crates, linm- ed b^jAUyriiijy General Trammell, and by pine knots, rush lights, lullow candles whipping of Editor Ernest. U Simmons of tiers, barrels, seed, etc Credit hns been so the .honor of the' i/crompiishinent will Samuel Gorapers. president of the and primitive lumps, wills whale oil, and iheT'ort Meade Lender by W. 11. Johnson established und predicted upon future be Shared by Trammell and Stokes with American Federation of Labor,’ has ex­ which the colonists considered themselves of Bartow. The horsewhipping took place crop returns, which has enabled large the railroad commission,— a —pressed great indignation over the man­ fortunate to have,1 woqtd doubtless be almost directly In from of the postofllce, numbers to cultivate and harvest as they Senator Cone's State Uniformity Text scorned by the present up-to-date genera­ ner of the arrest of John J. McNamara , on Main street, about 7 o'clock lust night. could not have done but fur their connec- Book bill lias jiutiard its second reading nnd ■his associates In the Bridge and tion witii their brilhunl electric lights. Mr. Simmons was walking down the tion with the Association. his Structural Iron Workers' association in the senate and will pass on its third Mrs. C. E. Walker reud a very Interest­ . street when Mr. Johtisotf a pproAChod him The Florida Vegetable.-Growers’ Associ­ reading. Tlie house of representatives ing urtide on the "Kitchen Fireside,” ni Indian a [Hills. Goin tiers say they were und tjegan laying on heartily with a cow ation is "iinuuiged by an exceptionally him not yet taken up this measure, hut kidnapped. which in muny of the colonial homes was whip. The editor, who says he was very competent, practical and executive board when they du u warm light is cx|>ected. The probabilities scent to be. against the brightest, cheeriest and most home­ much token by surprise, did not retaliate, of directors, of which ii. K. Calhoun is The ineusure fur abolishing ledmieuii- like spot in the house. The names and the adoption of the income tax amend­ friends stopping the affair. president W. D. Holden, vice • [«resident. JjOçs in court pruccedure has passed tlie uses of a number ui tireside accessories ment to the Federal constitution. Fa­ The Atlantic Coubi Une depot at Mar­ pild; members *E. E. Brown, fl, A. Howurd, senate und is bciug considered in tlie were given, many of wiiidi were unknown vorable action by the legislatures of Y - tel was totally destroyed hy fire Tuesday Henry Nickel and J. H. Mitchell, with house committee. The measure lias con­ to her listeners. thlrty-flve states Is necessary to Its >■ night. Some twenty yards of track were Hurry Ward, general manager, E. T. siderable chance of passing. Miss Flossie Frank entertained the club rutlfloation. Twenty-eight have, so far, Claude L'Engle was here several days with an interesting description of - the voted for it, seven have voted adversely, Woodruff, secretary and treasurer. destroyed. The line will be restored. Preparations ure now heijig made for lids wank and when asked as to the daily 'Meat und Drink" of die colonists. The two have adjourned wliliout action and BrooksvUle held a bonding election Wed­ the annual meeting which, provided hy |iaper tic was to publish, said that lie had variety and abundance of the menu given In ulne states - tlie amendment is still nesday and the citizens voted bonds. the by-laws, is to he held (lie lirst Thurs­ offered to furnish tlie brains, if the people would Indicate tlie epicurean proclivities [lending. , . -. The sum of $18,000’ was voted, und it would furnish tlie cash, and the cosh lutd of same of our ancestors. will be applied solely to street improve­ day in May. The thirteen express companies in this Every member of the Association is ex­ not been forthcoming. ments, Of the total amount. $10.000 is "Serving of Meals',' wui un Interesting country ure capitalized at $180.221.380, Tlie hill introduced idyllic _ house by detail ui die daily family table, its fur­ to be expended in paving roadways with pected to he present at the aiinuul meet­ b u t’ can only show real property a n d ’ Gray of Gadsden ahd in the senate by nishing», linen ami service, winch in huiiiu ing. Eagles' Hull, Thursday afternoon vitrified brick. equipment to |he value of $22.313,375, next, at two o'clock. All should, und no Senator Broome, which preveuts railways instances consisted of wooden and |>ewTills means (bat rates lire charged so as Editor McCormack, of the Live Ouk doubt will, come prepared to lend lies! from forcing their employes to sign away ter dishes. From the number and vari­ to earn dividends on $107.000,000 of Democrat, has been appointed by Com­ energies to the cause of u successful )>cr- their right of suit in case of |>ereonal in­ ety of drinking utensils one might ho par­ missioner of Agriculture McLin a delegate watered slock. Here is a chance for petuation of this invaluable institution. jury (commonly known ns the railroad doned for thinking the colonists .were Congress to engage in some practical re­ uvlbe good rondo convention tq be held It is of vita) interest Id «Very former mid relief bill) will pass both houses by big rather u convlviul folk. This paper was form work. ui Birmingham, Ala., May 23. Mr:' Mctrucker that this organization be bruught majorities. The house bill has passed tlie reud by Miss Mcll Whittier, owing to tlie - Cormack has always been a devoted ad­ The investigation of tlie New York Are , to tl«5 highest achievement possible. house and gone to the senate. absence of her sister, Miss Alice. vocate of better highways and- u belter lias brought out tlie information that A hill to make mandatory (he publish­ Not o grower in the district but should at Miss Mcll Whitner read an interesting selection could not have been made. once connect himself with this splendid ing of county commissioners proceedings imppron "Spinning'mid Weaving.” giving there were absolutely no facilities for the hundreds of workers In case of organization. The field of operations 1s 1ms been sel as u special order in the description of the various processes of P o tt Card Bay, May 1st emergency. Heavy doors t h a t ' swing broad and large, und tiie work done this house. . « prepuring the flax or cotton for the spin­ Post Card Day has been endorsed by A loll to allow postmasters to take ning wheel, which prepared the thread inward were found to be among tlie con­ ison is comparatively but that of un Gqvernor Gilchrist, many boards of trude tributing causes of the great loss of 11if. ant, In promise of what the future acknowledgements on pension vouchers' and unqualified endorsed by the Jackson­ years shall and will, if the Association is bus passed second reading In the hoqse. - far the loom. The modus operandi of Scores of - panic-stricken girls^; crowded preparing the clotli was minutely des­ ville Timcs-Uuion and Metropolis, the rightly supported, accomplish in the in­ against these doors and qiujld,. L-41 ItuposTire pilot hill lias at last been settled cribed ' Tainpu Times und Tribune, Pensacola terest of the man wiio has products to and passed the iiouse. The slide for those in the.leajr to ptdl them have Miss Lillie Farnsworth read a most 'de­ Journal and Newa St. Augustine Record, sell.f • ' u bill in eVery session. . lightful article on "The Old Time Flower open. . '• w* —the Miami, O rlaiA , Ft- Myers, Key West. The Iiouse lias passed the Joint - resolu- Gardens " The iiumy nuines of die old Think wliai it mentis to you. Mr. Truck­ Tlie rapid looming up of the ligure of ■Ocuk. Galhesvllle and St. Petersburg er: ^tf you, ufe not a member, become.one, lime submitting question of allowing Woodrow Wilson upon the political hori­ fashioned flowers, loved and grown (in doji/ phpero of the stale including Th* 'If“you ure a member, act judiciously and school districts to bond, . Senate lias yet those oldniiue gardens, were perhaps re­ zon is unprecedented in the history of Itfruld. It is such a cheap pnd simple 3pth'ii^utpre.,Jellb^rutlonI select good of- to take action on bouse bill minders lo same of ibosc present of the presidential campaigns and is one of the thing for every reader to u£ oaf [icenC’tlit very best you can, on TliursMr. Jennings of Escambia lias passed flower gardens of their youth. most surprising phenomena of the day. •' , hundred post cards tqjdoy - und add f t sa <4Ay“ iext; unirthen give the management through the Iiouse a bill providing for the A year ago tlie man who predicted his Program for Muy 3rd. them jp friends in thé North and then Isold your heartiest und most undivided sup­ plaiuioj of shade trees in Pensacola und nomination far president would have been Election of Officers. them until May 1st. when you will put port. establishing a shade tree commission In . —-------- - . laughed at for the absurdity of his fore­ L.Nnnsemond County. Miss Charlotte them in the post office. Money in -your pocketr and success to that city. While this hill Is purely local, Xoelor. cast; now it is not only a possibilities, but _ ____ Not every person will do this, so it is the Sanford proposition, in such u course, it is a novel piece of legislation that, will u probability. — Reading. "Through Dismal .Swamp” up to the live ones to mall u score or is not problematic but a doubly assured dodbtless be given mori^' general con­ (Iljrd 1728) Miss Alice Teiherly. Secretary MacVcagli of the United more cards, and thus make the day und accomplished fact.. sideration within u Tew years , II. Virginia Topuy. Mrs. C. C. Worthing- States Treasury, made a plea at Somuiemeniuous a s the greatest advertising The bill allowing a six weeks-spminer ton. , ’ ; mcrvllle, S. C., that tlie solid South be New Bank at Orlando stunt pulled off In Florida. training school for teachers has passed The Colonial Gentleman, Mrs. M. Mar­ broken, but he is barking up the wrong A new bank has been started ut Or­ the house and will no doubt be acted Be e booster. If only a little «me-ceut lin. i tree. The South was forced to be sold post card booster. Every little added to lando to be call "The People's National upon by the Senate this week. III. Round About In Virginia, Items by and will remain so until conditions which what we have makes just so much Bttnli of Orlando”, .capitul $50,000, thirty The bill by Butlrr of Duval providing the Republicans have forced are changed. subscribers bave ulready bought stock for the death penalty on conviction of Club. more. * ------i, -____________ at $120 per share und the following burglary was killed in the Iiouse Tues-* Critic. If nothing else can stop them, the Mrs. W. C. Tlitncl! officers have been elected: Daughters of tlie American Revolution day. Pecans a t Sanford Those who met and became acquainted • President, James C. Patterson; First Tallahassee was visited by a serious now In session In Washington, can move Tlie few people who have found time with Mrs. Mattie E. Finnetl of Richmond. Vice-President, Dr. C. A. Campbell; Sec­ fire Monday night. Tlie, conflagration on to Mexico and make the fighters be­ $ Ky* while she was a guest of her daugh­ ond Vice-President. Charles E. Johnson, started right in the heart of tlie business to turn Ibeir attention to pecan growing have themselves. That is to say if they in this vicinity have found It most prof­ ter, Mrs. F. W. Miller, during the winter and Attorney L. G. Suirbuck, these with section district was in danger.' Tallastill retain ilia fighting blood of their of a year ago, will regret to learn of the Dr. J. N, McElroy. Chauncey Holt, and hassee has a splendid volunteer Lire De­ itable. The high, pine lands trove most ancestors who tore this country from the lady's death. Mrs. MlUer was called to C. E. Sunders, the board of directors. partment tliough and after hard fighting adaptable employment the trees usually grip.of the British. for an liour the flames were controlled. • being planted upon lands lluit could not tha bedside of her mother three weeks The bill making mandajory at legit one produce vegetable crape at a profit. Mr. Annual Meeting Professor Whitley from Wesleyan Unl-slhoe. Mrs. Finnell was a woman of ex­ high school in each county, has met its The annual meeting of the Florida Waterloo and Mrs. Fruuk Johnson ut Markham versity has proved that spirituous Uquora ceptionally lovely character and made in both tlie house and senate. - n e e ia n d th tf are just as harmful when the -alcohol friends of all whom -ihe met during her Vegetable Brewers Association;—h n p the seriate hat passed the' bill ap- TOVrwme find tie ir r ln gtreer •tay ln Sanford. Mrs. Miller wltli her cordance with provision of the by-laws, protriaiing $200.000 for a supreme court nuts rocJeved some good prize at tlie has been removed from them as when it ¿range County Fair. Their venture will is present Like the guq which has had daughter. Miss Marths, will go to Nicblos- will be held Thursday, May 4th, Eagles and railroad commission building. Iiouse will in all probability cut this Villa, Ky„ and ipend eome time with her Hall. Sanford. Fla., 2 o'clock in the after­ to 8100.000; but even that amount will prove a source of revenue tu them in lock; barrel and hammer removed, it la ■Ulara, Mrs. T. C. Willis and Mrs. C. C.' noon. Every member of the Association provide a handsome home for these two their old age. a venture that - will not •till dangerous because you can knock a departments. ss expected and urged to be present Bürgin. freeze and always have a ready market. man In tha head with the stock. S •. L � 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, April 21, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 21, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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I9n Florida Development. Figures Florida hps a poplntion of 752,619 against 528,542 in 1900 and 26949-1 ¡ ’ 1880. , ‘ A density of population of 1.1.7 |0 squBTC- ifiie. again»l 9.7 In lltoo and 4 a iu 1880. / -Hir lumber cut in 1910 was 7.202,000009 feet against 788,000.000 In 1900 M j 257.000.00ft in 1880. Her corn product wU8 8.813.00ft bushel»' in 1910, comparts] with 4,150,192 buMe-U in 1900, and 3.522,280 in 1880, Her inlnernL products..of 19|0 werf worth *i#,UO0J)OO, compared with *3,326,. 000 in IU00 and nothing in I860. H it railroad mileage is 4,727 ugainsf 3,520 in 1900 nnd 516 in 1880. tier banks hod deitosits, Decdmbfr, :i[ 1910, of i-IO,783,(’i52, computed with $10,150,272 ten years earlier, anil ,*«444. 492 in 1880. The true value of her property in ,,j, proxliuutely SliOU.liOo.tHH), compare«! with $355,000,000 in 1900 and S120.000.uou i., '1880 —Finnnpinl and in Industrial Record Solid car load of Fertilizers from plnnt of the Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company. h V ** * , The new plant just established at Sanford is one of the most *• ' complete in the south with a daily capacity of 150 tona r * J?' • Grim Reaper a t Work Mrs. M A. rortsun liie death of Mrs M A.-Fortson lu » Saturday night was ,1 sad blow to the little family circle who hud watched over her during the few short weeks of g|ck. ties*. Mrs. Furtson was taken sick at Geneva and afterward,brought to Sbnford where it was hoped better medical treat­ ment could be given, but the hope was Id vain, .f-The husband with a devotion few- mAf are capable df. whose strength was given sweetly» tenderly to litis precious invalid,whose heroic devotion never faltered, could not deiuin her by the clasp of earthly love; but after the Iasi wool had been spoken, the last sign of (ecognltioa. was gone, u look of peace settled ou her face which proclaimed victory! and he knew she was resting011 a mighty atm. Tim remains were taken tp TignaO, Gu„ her old home for Interment A bus- • hand and baby are left to mount het loss. ’ ____ *_________ - entirely of-<j1tiem» of Florida, whose HOM E8EEKER. NO R E A S O N FO R D O U B T .' I^ast week tho second homoscakers' interests aro in Florida, and these companies bnve e s ta b lis h e d ^ most] Accomplished Much More When T h e r h 5**11™1011 ior the month of April A Statement of -Facts Backset by a nfrlved In, Jacksonville and brought enviable reputation: They also s o ld , iirB E ^ Worked In Harmony Strong Guarantee. a large amount of land on mail or1 We guarantee cothplettTFellef to all There Is a story of a bridegroom who quite a large num ber of people from dens, but they were particular to sell requested his bride to accompany him various parts of tho country. While only tracts of laud Hint would stand sufferers’ from constipation. In every into the garden a day of tw after their the'm ajority of tho homeaeekors inado the closest Investigation. They urged case where we fall we will supply the mi-dleinc free. wedding. He then threw a line over the direct connections and went further Utelr prospective customer« to cotno Itcxall Orderlies are a gentle,, efroof of the cottage. Giving his wife one south, quite a number stopped off in to Florida ami--mullrth eir own selec­ TeeUveT diphndable and safe bowel C?-1, end o f it he retreated to - th e other aide Jacksonville abd-AI*H»d- lands in this regulate!, strehgibem-r and tonic tion, or have some one u|>on whom . * ’’ and exclaimed: “Pull the line," Stie Section of the State. thoV coul^l rely make the *fleet Ion for They re-establish nature's functions pulled at his request, as hard ns she cpuld, Tho ho mere eke re' movement to them. These companies guaranteed In a quiet, easy way. The)' do not Ha cried, “Pull it oyeri” I can't,” she Florida during tho past winter season that If the select ou should be left to cause any Inconvenience,’ griping or replied. “Pull with all your inlgiit,” I Wns unusually heavy, it was the first .. _ „ i nausea. They ure so pleasant to take om. ie> won i re tin « inoneja nmj worj. ^ eils| | v (tmt they may be shouted the whimsical husband. Put in « inter that the railroads had given ^ r n e i l Leroy M orris vain were all the efforts of the bride to ( homereokera' rates ,and w hile’ these paid In, If, within a specified 1l,no ' taken by any one at uuy time. They Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Morris have (hr (usually sixty o,' ninety days), the (bjroughl.v tone up the w hole system, pull the line over, so long as the husband i raf,^ applied only twice a month, the sympathy-of the community- m the Ire. purchaser inspected the* land and did to healthy activity bald on to the opposite .end.. But when j r r o ^mr- im tt~ v tim * d ~ the State on Itcxall Orderlies are unsurpassable of their bright, tliree yeur old hoy. Fraest not find It exactly ns represented.1 In he came round, and they both pulled nt Jtom eseckers' day were «-nougli to con­ . one end, it came over with great ease. vince the most »keptical of tho wis­ alm ost every- instance the selections and Ideal for. the use .of children, old Leroy. folks ami dclli-nie persons. Wo cannot “There,” said he, a t .the line fell from the dom of m aintaining hom eseckers’ made by these homo companies gave too highly recommend them to all s u i Card of Thanks entire aatLfuclKm when, the- purchas­ roof "you see how hard and ineffectual was ratep throughout the year. To the kind friends und neigliboi» »hi ferers from any form of constipation ers finally came to Florida und In­ end Its attendant evils. Two sizes, so willingly assisted us durum' the sick our labor when Ve polled in opposition, T he rush or homoneekerK to Florida spected the lauds selfcD-d. Frequent; but how easy and pleasant it is when wc 10c. and ‘¿.V. ..Remember, you can ob­ ness und death of our beloved little babe, last \vlnkur almost completely chang­ l> the purchasers were so well plead­ both pull together, it will be so, my dear, tain Rexall. Remedies In this communi­ we wish to express our heartfelt* thanks, through life. If we appose cacti other, it ed the methods of selling Florida ed that iky thought several additional ty only at our store—The ItemII Hlore. also to those sending Mowers and ussitnig will be hard work; if we act together it lands. Tho previous w inter n number tracts. in the music. May the Lord bless you L. K. PHILH*S llom ew ekers Hint are now coming will be pleasant to live. Let us. there­ of land companies—ih>- m ajority hav­ all and spare you suck sorrow is oilf so* Notice to Ihe Public fore always pull together. Let us dully ing hendquaiker-s entirely outside the to Florida W e visiting various sec- • cere wish. Haring advert toe- tiom, of the State and Investigating Mk. ash Mrs. C. C Mowkis You are hereby notified lo keep your endeavor to help one another to hear and Stnle-^-publiahed ments and made .the most extrava­ | (-oml it ions, a* well a* the laml itself parkways, yards uad vucani city lots and fOrbear with each other." Notice pretty little story is by our gant claims as to their lands. Ah They are profiting by the experience clean and dear of weeds mid'ruhbish. The citizens of Sanford and adjiu oil Sparkman of the Lake City there were no cheap rates on at the of others, and they are not taking any Any neglect on the part of the public cuuntry Ure called to-meet at logics If the editor of the. Sanford Her- season of the y£ar -that the larger chances. . They are avoiding localities Subjects the violator to he called before Hall. Tuesday night. May 1st. to orgatu/r the story, he would have had portion of the people of the North Whore the settlers have made a fail­ the mayor at any lime. u permanent liospitni assiH iiiin-n -iml (u , " I. It. WlUJAMX. over the house und W est can best get away 'front ure. They are going Into communi­ continue the work already began t.vety her obedience oml reverence and their boiriew, only u cornpilrulivoly ties where other« have succeeded, and 37-2( Sunilary liiN|M-t:tor one w|io loves humanity and pine- Ihr for the superior power- and wis- small number of people came to Flor­ ur*. selecting land that Is sim ilar to We ure equipped lo handle'your repair *ick 1" " 1 >» ur6f<l r,p of her lord and master.—DeLand ida to look ot the lands. Thousands laud on whirti others «re growing pay work. Sanford Machine A lìuruge Co. I Mss. J. N. Wml Sys. of people bought five and ton-acre In g crops. ’ 48tf, 1:i(i-2p 1'resident Temporary Organi/mum tracts by matt order, aololy on the The homeseekera’ movement to The C am phor Tree ever sec morse growing on a strength ot the advertisem ents and Florida will pmbnhly not be so heavy trceT Do you know of uuy in- the descriptions - gi ven by the land this summer a« it was d uring'the win­ aect pest or other Insect that makes its companies. Last winter, when a large ter season, but those who came here home or propagates its species on a number of these sam e people found during the ■summer months are those camphor tree! Do you know of any they could secure cheap round trip Who are In rent earnest, and who are prettier shade tree! Do you know of any tickets to Florida at a season that heat anxious to ascertnlu the jru tti concern­ 9 n that makes a more rapid growth! suited their convenience for being ing the State and Its lands. If tljpse Did you ever know a camphor tree'to be awny from their homes, they quickly homeseckers are treated fairly and af­ Injured by cold In this section of Florida! took advantage of the opportunity forded every facility for m aking, a Db you know of one single objectionable and visited the State. thorough In v estigation-.their rhsl*s-' characteristic of the camphor- tree for Tho result of this rush of homo- will result In securing many new cltl shade wind break, or roadside or avenue seek era nnd people who had alreudy tens for Florida during the present tree! Do you know of any tree that bought was to make people in alt parts year.'—TJmes-Unlon. requires le u care or nursing! Can you of the country cautious about buying "HAYSEED" VS. CITY “ DUDE." give any valid reason why you have over­ Florida land». Thc rcputablo home Paraphrasing Horace Greeley’s "Go looked it and spent your efforts on water companies have from the stur,t been O ur Great Newspaper Sum m er Offer Is Now and live oaks, during alljhese years! Do advising dll prospective purchasers West, young man," Col. L. P. Skeen, On. It Includes you know of any reason why the news­ to "sea Florida lands before you buy."' of Tifton, at the Chamber of Com­ ’ i merce krnokor in Savannah, Oa., re­ papers of South Florida^-always leaders Tho "foreign” com pan lew. on the cently, made an earnest and eloquent and directors of public, thought and enter­ contrary, endeavored to make as many prise—should not keep' these questions, plea for the development of Hje coun­ Your G rea t Local and Leading S e c tio n a l set la bold face type, standing a t the aalea as poswible without th eir cus­ try sections of the South. He declar­ tom ers seeing the land. The home Paper, 1 [' head of one of their conspicuous columns! ed that what a generation ago applied If they would all do so for one year don't companies knew th at they could not to the >Vo*t applies with,, equal force you think our state would be beautified, afford to sell laml that would not Next In importance to.bTInglng pet* ultimately, to the extent of a million of stand Inspection, while Ui6 "foreign” and Truth to the South today, companies had ho (m erest In Florida, blood aud young men. Into ¿he South, dollars!—Reporter S tar.. ............ T, except to sell as many acre« aa pos­ Colonel Skeen emphasized the neces­ Stale P ress M eets sible, and then skip out for pastures The clear Newspaper for the farmer und sity of character which he »aid would The annual gathering of the scribes at now. be of inestim able value In the upbuild­ family, with condensed news for the week. Tallahassee this year was one of the When those who had bought by mail moat enjoyable in the history of the Flor­ from companies located in Chicago ing and development of the South. He ida Press Association. Many able ad ­ and elsew here came to Florida on the also advised that while good roads are dresses were made and much good for the houieseekers' excursions many found being built and other things being done to make the country attractive benefit of the craft was accomplished. The great family, *** story Magazine. that they had been badly "stung." to the young man, the young man Palatka will be the next convention They found ther lands in the swamps should me educated to understand that d ty of the Florida Press Association. and miles away from railroad trans­ tt 1* Juki as honorable to he a "hay­ This was decided on Wednesday morning portation facllltlas. They were dis­ seed" os it Is to b« a city "dude." «14he final business session of the con­ gusted and the whole State suffered A Monthly Magazine devoted to all that is vention. Live Oak and Tampa were both Represented by their attorneys, the dear to Women candidates for the convention, but Palat- through the method* of- the unprinka scared over them by a good majority. cl paled dealers. These people re­ officers pf the American Naval Stores The following officers were elected for turned to their homes and through company recently cunvlctod in Federal tbs t im in g year: R. F. McCormack., Live their talking to other» they have come court of being a combination in restraint Oak Democrat, president; Frank ILMayes. pretty near potting a stop to the. mail of trade, have made an appeal to the These Fou r Great N ew spapers and Maga-vies president.- J. W. order lend sales In Florida. IFiw now lUifftipcuriprl for an .early hsarisg-wfzfnes will be supplied for a short time onlybefore you their appeal from sentence. of While. Jacksonville Fraternal Record, strictly a a buyj* r. T. J. Appleyard. state printer, in union there Is strength. We have A ll a year at the £ * 0 Send your orT here are, however, some large the goods you need, and the price, _______ IL F . Hetberington. Lakeland low price of ^ f c « w w der in today companies (n Florida, organised under you can do the rest. Sanford Furni­ News, delegate to the National Editorial ture Co. 33-tf tha laws of Florida and oompo—d Association. THEY P U LLED TOGETHER FOUR PAPERS • = = ---------- FOR T H E . —____ === PRICE OF ONE The Sanford Herald The Georgian’s . Weekly News Briefs Spare Moments Magazine The Gentlewoman ■«A n-Vlfinf i... �s . J IN SANFORD—U h h Worth f ■■ ■■ Number 37 <1 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 28. I9H ALL AROUND FLORIDA GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION NEWS O F LEGISLATURE Volume III MERCHANTS W ill C 10 S ( NEWS OF THE WORLD Has Made A Good Record During the Many M a tte rs of Im portance Up For Every Thursday ‘ fternoon During the Past Season , Consideration '* Sum mer M onths The General Mews of "The Land Items or Interest Gleaned From The Florida Vegetable Growers' Asso­ The third week of the session of Legis­ We the undersigned mcrchnms of San­ ’ of Flowers. Various Sources ciation has made u good record for un In­ lature ' has witnessed some Important ford agree to close our places of business stitution of but one year’s existence. Al- events, and some of more than usual in at twelve o'clock Thursday of each week (except when pay-day shall fall on Thurs­ CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS rendy improved market conditions are terest to the people of the state.. HAPPENINGS DURING T H E WEEK very apparent, us the direct result of the Thp State Press Association was in ses­ day) beginning the first Ttiursday in May work of this organization. Sanford f. o. b. sion here Monday. Tuesday and Wedncs and ending the last Thursday in Septem­ An epitom e o f th e W eek's Most Irti- prices linve been obtained to a for great­ t|ay of this week and their sessions were ber. Here th e Readers Will rind ■ Brie p o rta n t Happenings In the er extent than heretofore. The returns attended not only by a large percentage U L. Thrasher. Historical Spring Flowing have been delayed less than formerly and of the membership but also by many S ta te 's Domain. Frank L. WoodrufT For Hurried Readers Williams & Mllteer. The politicians at Tallahassee are nn- generally tqicnkimj the amounts realized members of the legislature and others In According to CapL Stephen A. Wood, the capital city. N. P. Yowell & Co. nouncelng. withdrawing, denying and have been much more satisfactory. who Is the head of tlie Chicago detective Organizing, launching out without - a _The settlement of_ the L. &. N. Railway —D. A; Caldwell L Sons:______ 1__ making statements- much more rapidly bureau, and who has collaborated with Palmct & Sclgh. than the legislators are passing laws. penny of capital, and providing for ruis rate controversy was one of the most in­ Dctoctive William J. Bums of New York mg die necessary funds by un assess­ teresting bits of news announced this E. G. Duckworth. Thé latest talk is of Geniul '(if ne S. Mat­ In tracing down the alleged destroyers of H. McLaulin. thews for governor. He himself hasn't ment of $0:00 per share, tlie Florida Veg­ week. The contract was signed Monday the Los Angeles Times building, uncover­ J. K. Mettinger. ' said anything about, but it's in the air. etable Fruit Growers' Association has afternoon in Pensacola between repre ing one of the greatest sensations of tlie managed so well thut only the first in­ sentatives of the L. & N. and the special Sanford Furniture Co. His friends nre grooming him. country, the detective bureau is in pos­ session of a confession made by one of' The office of attqrney for the Railroad stallment of $2.00 per share has been council of the railroad commission. The ^C . C. Coffee, Mgr,, of thlf Boston. Jones-McLaughlin Co.CT the members of the alleged gang, cover­ Commission, which was recently made asked for. Thus, the • tax upon the mem­ matter tins been pending in the courts bers has been very light and merely one- for seven years' and no settlement was W. I.. Morgan. c. * ing ninety typewritten pages, and de­ vacant by the resignation of Louis C. readied in that way, but the agreement ,-A . E^HULtailing the operations of the members of Massey of Qrlando, villi be abolish if a third of what it was expected Co be. The Association has handled for the signed Monday was independent of the the International AsoocfaUan of Bridge bill introduced this morning by Speaker The Wednesday Club and Iron Structeral Workers,- not only in Jennings 'is passctl. This office. > wus growers of the Sanford district 150,000 case in court but provided for its dismis packages. It has paid out in cash and sal. The terms of the agreement were created by the legislature of 11)07 und All members of the chili wiio were not the Los Angelcn Times' outrage, but in distributed among our farmer» between (iiat the railway places the three cent authorizes the commission to employ an present at the meeting Wednesday after­ the blowing up of other structures In other one and two hundred thousand dollars. rate into effect on the P. & A. division noon are notified Hint Mrs. Thrasher lias parts of the country on which, or In which attorney. It lias created a market not heretofore uud two short brnnch lines in Florida. The Atlantic Coast Line, in addition to known for green, or unblenclied; lifter On the other hand' the' railway commis­ invited the dub to meet ut her home non-union labor was employed. » * its large undertaking in double-tracking grown celery, cold—slurugiug same and sion will permit the decree in court being Wednesday, May 3rd. Appointments to three high diplomatic Mr*.'5. O. Chase opened the inogrum for posts were confirmee bjr tlie senate on :— the line from Jacksonville to Washington, realizing money for the truckers on'n issued against them in order that the is increasing its equipment in rolling product not hitherto counted of any vuiue. railway may lie protected against hack the afternoon with n dellghtfUt paittr 0T1 Monday, wfwn Ambassador WilUam~Wr' slock by,the purchase of tff~Paeiilc typo A'year ago. ayre after acre of tills was suits, in effect order fcô. 19 issued seven ‘Colonial Churches," giving Interesting Rockhill, now at .St. Petersburg, was ooupassenger locomotives; 20 large freight ploughed under; this,season remunerative years ago will go into effect May 8th. It bits of tlie histories of dm first churches firmed ns Ambassador to Turkey, to suc­ where our forefathers began to enjoy their ceed Oscar S. Straus, resigned. Curtis ' engines; 25 passenger coaches; 1,400 box values were‘ohtahv*d. is believed by.niany that the rate was religious liberty in tlie new world.; * car; 50 phosphute cars; 5Q ballast curs, Guild, further governor of Massaceusetts, Through the Vegetable' Growers' As­ secured earlier than it would have been "The Light of Other Days" was a very war-confirmed as Rock-hill's successor ut which will all be delivered within the sociation. farmers who were short handed by reason of the effect of the bill intro­ interesting pu|«er prepared by Mrs. D. L. St. Petersburg, and former Representative coming summer. have been able to arrange for uud secure duced by Senator Stokes wiiidi made the Thrasher and read by Mrs. Bowler in Mrs. Henry.S. Boutcll of Illinois was confirmed Fbrt Mende folks were considerably supplies B>ey could not otherwise have rute statutory.. This bill was recommend­ Thrasher's absence. Tlie lights furnished as minister to Switzerland. excited Wednesday night over the horse­ provided, such us fertilizers, crates, linm- ed b^jAUyriiijy General Trammell, and by pine knots, rush lights, lullow candles whipping of Editor Ernest. U Simmons of tiers, barrels, seed, etc Credit hns been so the .honor of the' i/crompiishinent will Samuel Gorapers. president of the and primitive lumps, wills whale oil, and iheT'ort Meade Lender by W. 11. Johnson established und predicted upon future be Shared by Trammell and Stokes with American Federation of Labor,’ has ex­ which the colonists considered themselves of Bartow. The horsewhipping took place crop returns, which has enabled large the railroad commission,— a —pressed great indignation over the man­ fortunate to have,1 woqtd doubtless be almost directly In from of the postofllce, numbers to cultivate and harvest as they Senator Cone's State Uniformity Text scorned by the present up-to-date genera­ ner of the arrest of John J. McNamara , on Main street, about 7 o'clock lust night. could not have done but fur their connec- Book bill lias jiutiard its second reading nnd ■his associates In the Bridge and tion witii their brilhunl electric lights. Mr. Simmons was walking down the tion with the Association. his Structural Iron Workers' association in the senate and will pass on its third Mrs. C. E. Walker reud a very Interest­ . street when Mr. Johtisotf a pproAChod him The Florida Vegetable.-Growers’ Associ­ reading. Tlie house of representatives ing urtide on the "Kitchen Fireside,” ni Indian a [Hills. Goin tiers say they were und tjegan laying on heartily with a cow ation is "iinuuiged by an exceptionally him not yet taken up this measure, hut kidnapped. which in muny of the colonial homes was whip. The editor, who says he was very competent, practical and executive board when they du u warm light is cx|>ected. The probabilities scent to be. against the brightest, cheeriest and most home­ much token by surprise, did not retaliate, of directors, of which ii. K. Calhoun is The ineusure fur abolishing ledmieuii- like spot in the house. The names and the adoption of the income tax amend­ friends stopping the affair. president W. D. Holden, vice • [«resident. JjOçs in court pruccedure has passed tlie uses of a number ui tireside accessories ment to the Federal constitution. Fa­ The Atlantic Coubi Une depot at Mar­ pild; members *E. E. Brown, fl, A. Howurd, senate und is bciug considered in tlie were given, many of wiiidi were unknown vorable action by the legislatures of Y - tel was totally destroyed hy fire Tuesday Henry Nickel and J. H. Mitchell, with house committee. The measure lias con­ to her listeners. thlrty-flve states Is necessary to Its >■ night. Some twenty yards of track were Hurry Ward, general manager, E. T. siderable chance of passing. Miss Flossie Frank entertained the club rutlfloation. Twenty-eight have, so far, Claude L'Engle was here several days with an interesting description of - the voted for it, seven have voted adversely, Woodruff, secretary and treasurer. destroyed. The line will be restored. Preparations ure now heijig made for lids wank and when asked as to the daily 'Meat und Drink" of die colonists. The two have adjourned wliliout action and BrooksvUle held a bonding election Wed­ the annual meeting which, provided hy |iaper tic was to publish, said that lie had variety and abundance of the menu given In ulne states - tlie amendment is still nesday and the citizens voted bonds. the by-laws, is to he held (lie lirst Thurs­ offered to furnish tlie brains, if the people would Indicate tlie epicurean proclivities [lending. , . -. The sum of $18,000’ was voted, und it would furnish tlie cash, and the cosh lutd of same of our ancestors. will be applied solely to street improve­ day in May. The thirteen express companies in this Every member of the Association is ex­ not been forthcoming. ments, Of the total amount. $10.000 is "Serving of Meals',' wui un Interesting country ure capitalized at $180.221.380, Tlie hill introduced idyllic _ house by detail ui die daily family table, its fur­ to be expended in paving roadways with pected to he present at the aiinuul meet­ b u t’ can only show real property a n d ’ Gray of Gadsden ahd in the senate by nishing», linen ami service, winch in huiiiu ing. Eagles' Hull, Thursday afternoon vitrified brick. equipment to |he value of $22.313,375, next, at two o'clock. All should, und no Senator Broome, which preveuts railways instances consisted of wooden and |>ewTills means (bat rates lire charged so as Editor McCormack, of the Live Ouk doubt will, come prepared to lend lies! from forcing their employes to sign away ter dishes. From the number and vari­ to earn dividends on $107.000,000 of Democrat, has been appointed by Com­ energies to the cause of u successful )>cr- their right of suit in case of |>ereonal in­ ety of drinking utensils one might ho par­ missioner of Agriculture McLin a delegate watered slock. Here is a chance for petuation of this invaluable institution. jury (commonly known ns the railroad doned for thinking the colonists .were Congress to engage in some practical re­ uvlbe good rondo convention tq be held It is of vita) interest Id «Very former mid relief bill) will pass both houses by big rather u convlviul folk. This paper was form work. ui Birmingham, Ala., May 23. Mr:' Mctrucker that this organization be bruught majorities. The house bill has passed tlie reud by Miss Mcll Whittier, owing to tlie - Cormack has always been a devoted ad­ The investigation of tlie New York Are , to tl«5 highest achievement possible. house and gone to the senate. absence of her sister, Miss Alice. vocate of better highways and- u belter lias brought out tlie information that A hill to make mandatory (he publish­ Not o grower in the district but should at Miss Mcll Whitner read an interesting selection could not have been made. once connect himself with this splendid ing of county commissioners proceedings imppron "Spinning'mid Weaving.” giving there were absolutely no facilities for the hundreds of workers In case of organization. The field of operations 1s 1ms been sel as u special order in the description of the various processes of P o tt Card Bay, May 1st emergency. Heavy doors t h a t' swing broad and large, und tiie work done this house. . « prepuring the flax or cotton for the spin­ Post Card Day has been endorsed by A loll to allow postmasters to take ning wheel, which prepared the thread inward were found to be among tlie con­ ison is comparatively but that of un Gqvernor Gilchrist, many boards of trude tributing causes of the great loss of 11if. ant, In promise of what the future acknowledgements on pension vouchers' and unqualified endorsed by the Jackson­ years shall and will, if the Association is bus passed second reading In the hoqse. - far the loom. The modus operandi of Scores of - panic-stricken girls^; crowded preparing the clotli was minutely des­ ville Timcs-Uuion and Metropolis, the rightly supported, accomplish in the in­ against these doors and qiujld,. L-41 ItuposTire pilot hill lias at last been settled cribed ' Tainpu Times und Tribune, Pensacola terest of the man wiio has products to and passed the iiouse. The slide for those in the.leajr to ptdl them have Miss Lillie Farnsworth read a most 'de­ Journal and Newa St. Augustine Record, sell.f • ' u bill in eVery session. . lightful article on "The Old Time Flower open. . '• w* —the Miami, O rlaiA , Ft- Myers, Key West. The Iiouse lias passed the Joint - resolu- Gardens " The iiumy nuines of die old Think wliai it mentis to you. Mr. Truck­ Tlie rapid looming up of the ligure of ■Ocuk. Galhesvllle and St. Petersburg er: ^tf you, ufe not a member, become.one, lime submitting question of allowing Woodrow Wilson upon the political hori­ fashioned flowers, loved and grown (in doji/ phpero of the stale including Th* 'If“you ure a member, act judiciously and school districts to bond, . Senate lias yet those oldniiue gardens, were perhaps re­ zon is unprecedented in the history of Itfruld. It is such a cheap pnd simple 3pth'ii^utpre.,Jellb^rutlonI select good of- to take action on bouse bill minders lo same of ibosc present of the presidential campaigns and is one of the thing for every reader to u£ oaf [icenC’tlit very best you can, on TliursMr. Jennings of Escambia lias passed flower gardens of their youth. most surprising phenomena of the day. •' , hundred post cards tqjdoy - und add f t sa <4Ay“ iext; unirthen give the management through the Iiouse a bill providing for the A year ago tlie man who predicted his Program for Muy 3rd. them jp friends in thé North and then Isold your heartiest und most undivided sup­ plaiuioj of shade trees in Pensacola und nomination far president would have been Election of Officers. them until May 1st. when you will put port. establishing a shade tree commission In . —-------- - . laughed at for the absurdity of his fore­ L.Nnnsemond County. Miss Charlotte them in the post office. Money in -your pocketr and success to that city. While this hill Is purely local, Xoelor. cast; now it is not only a possibilities, but _ ____ Not every person will do this, so it is the Sanford proposition, in such u course, it is a novel piece of legislation that, will u probability. — Reading. "Through Dismal .Swamp” up to the live ones to mall u score or is not problematic but a doubly assured dodbtless be given mori^' general con­ (Iljrd 1728) Miss Alice Teiherly. Secretary MacVcagli of the United more cards, and thus make the day und accomplished fact.. sideration within u Tew years , II. Virginia Topuy. Mrs. C. C. Worthing- States Treasury, made a plea at Somuiemeniuous a s the greatest advertising The bill allowing a six weeks-sp miner ton. , ’ ; mcrvllle, S. C., that tlie solid South be New Bank a t Orlando stunt pulled off In Florida. training school for teachers has passed The Colonial Gentleman, Mrs. M. Mar­ broken, but he is barking up the wrong A new bank has been started ut Or­ the house and will no doubt be acted Be e booster. If only a little «me-ceut lin. i tree. The South was forced to be sold post card booster. Every little added to lando to be call "The People's National upon by the Senate this week. III. Round About In Virginia, Items by and will remain so until conditions which what we have makes just so much Bttnli of Orlando”, .capitul $50,000, thirty The bill by Butlrr of Duval providing the Republicans have forced are changed. subscribers bave ulready bought stock for the death penalty on conviction of Club. more. * ------i, -____________ at $120 per share und the following burglary was killed in the Iiouse Tues-* Critic. If nothing else can stop them, the Mrs. W. C. Tlitncl! officers have been elected: Daughters of tlie American Revolution day. Pecans a t Sanford Those who met and became acquainted • President, James C. Patterson; First Tallahassee was visited by a serious now In session In Washington, can move Tlie few people who have found time with Mrs. Mattie E. Finnetl of Richmond. Vice-President, Dr. C. A. Campbell; Sec­ fire Monday night. Tlie, conflagration on to Mexico and make the fighters be­ $ Ky* while she was a guest of her daugh­ ond Vice-President. Charles E. Johnson, started right in the heart of tlie business to turn Ibeir attention to pecan growing have themselves. That is to say if they in this vicinity have found It most prof­ ter, Mrs. F. W. Miller, during the winter and Attorney L. G. Suirbuck, these with section district was in danger.' Tallastill retain ilia fighting blood of their of a year ago, will regret to learn of the Dr. J. N, McElroy. Chauncey Holt, and hassee has a splendid volunteer Lire De­ itable. The high, pine lands trove most ancestors who tore this country from the lady's death. Mrs. MlUer was called to C. E. Sunders, the board of directors. partment tliough and after hard fighting adaptable employment the trees usually grip.of the British. for an liour the flames were controlled. • being planted upon lands lluit could not tha bedside of her mother three weeks The bill making mandajory at legit one produce vegetable crape at a profit. Mr. Annual Meeting Professor Whitley from Wesleyan Unl-slhoe. Mrs. Finnell was a woman of ex­ high school in each county, has met its The annual meeting of the Florida Waterloo and Mrs. Fruuk Johnson ut Markham versity has proved that spirituous Uquora ceptionally lovely character and made in both tlie house and senate. treer are just as harmful when the -alcohol friends of all whom -ihe met during her Vegetable Brewers Association;—h n p the seriate hat passed the' bill ap- TOVrwme find tieirrlng-neeiandthtf •tay ln Sanford. Mrs. Miller wltli her cordance with provision of the by-laws, protriaiing $200.000 for a supreme court nuts rocJeved some good prize at tlie has been removed from them as when it ¿range County Fair. Their venture will is present Like the guq which has had daughter. Miss Marths, will go to Nicblos- will be held Thursday, May 4th, Eagles and railroad commission building. Iiouse will in all probability cut this Villa, Ky„ and ipend eome time with her Hall. Sanford. Fla., 2 o'clock in the after­ to 8100.000; but even that amount will prove a source of revenue tu them in lock; barrel and hammer removed, it la ■Ulara, Mrs. T. C. Willis and Mrs. C. C.' noon. Every member of the Association provide a handsome home for these two their old age. a venture that - will not •till dangerous because you can knock a departments. ss expected and urged to be present Bürgin. freeze and always have a ready market. man In tha head with the stock. •. L S �Bill laying in the street, would you bother to pick it lip? O would there is money to be found just as easy by buying your clothing here save it instead of finding it, but it’s money just the same. — Think it over, then coinè to us for your spring outfit We will show you the best values offered in Sanford.* We will show you Clothing that for Style, Quality and Tailoring can |K S not be equaled.—Better see them before you buy. They’re fèssi clothes that make man Prices . ■. BAIQHAM, HOPKINS CO Baltim ore , mo . BRIOHAM, HOPKINS.CO BRIGHAM, HOPKINS CO BALTIMORC, UO. ,'tW t BY I5AAC HAMBURGER 6 ÒUitó BALTIMORE.HD. Hundreds of them here i new weaves season W e’ve a straw foi'head and the best “straw have dozens of styles to choose from—a larger and more varied assortment than in any other- stock in the city. Prices \ 50c to $5.00 S E E Our Genuine Panama Hats for SO Cents £•**»»«■** A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween >ou and .Me" come, he atandi squarely in his path, and purle background and violets to the by attitude and'expression declares his front. He weareth low cut tan shoes also firm beliei it that ultimate Hood. He has ' green tie. He looketh like a banana many experiences, amfsometimes he falls; merchant on the streets of Orlando, but- he rises stronger in resolution for "The inside of his head resembles the having discovered a weakness. There is inside of a pumpkin. He falleth in love in him something that never yields. He with a spiindle-Bhnnk girl with pink looks upon evil as something to be over- ribbon in her hair, and he craveth for an como. He makes effort. in proportion lo automobile that he may ride her forth in tbls does he elevate himself to a higher the spring time. He Uilnketh wftrk is plane of life.' He has a mission in the sinful. IU scattereth Ida mother's pin world; and proceeds to do his work, This money like a cyclone scattereth n rail Is usually done without demonstraUon. fence. He sltteth at night to write poetry' His force is like the Sublime forces of the and gjvclh no thought to the pmltiplicauniverso—silent, but alwaysjactlng. Like j tion table. His rnlud lurneth to tike the pessimist. Ills life and thoughts are vanities of life, end not the high cost of contagious; unlike the pessimist, he Is bread. " —' always welcome. , If the two come face "Verily, verily, be ncedeih a board apto lace, be will never yield to tha latter's plied vigorously to the southwest corner Influence, He knows that eternal truth of the anatomy. and goodness are working through him, "He thlnketh his father a plodder and and he believes in their ultimate triumph, mother a hack number. He pictureth to A Chtel la Among Ye Taking Notea ■nd Faith, tie’ll P rent ‘E n f ­ i o Say a B aunterer. VaaMaf M r*« HmtmU, 4 The path of the average mortal it a thom yum r He la harassed la body and spirit by the slings and Arrows of outragooùa fortuna from the rising of the sun to the Betting thereof, agd then some. The ancient who said, "Man that la horn of woman la of a few days and is full of troubla" spoke it straight to the point and planted a pellet of truth right in tha cen­ 4 Governor Gilchrist, by on official procla­ ter of tha bull's eye. "Misery is manl- mation, has designated May 1 as Florida Postcard Day—the date upon which he asks every resident of this ideal common­ wealth to aend to friends and acquaint­ ances In the north, east and west as many postcards boosting Florida as can be af­ forded. Thege -cards should hear typical, 4| In the last issue of Dixie, Claude get's scenes or pertinent paragraphs enlighten­ olt one on my friend, Forrest Lake aa foi- ing the recipient! Sa. to the many rare gifts of nature in the "Land of Flowers.” Let every resident, man, woman or The Hon. F o rm t Lake of Orange is a vary serious minded person. He not only Is, but be Shows It on his face. In fact, many more as possible, of these cords, as he looks like a man with a secret woe. 1 was talking to Frank Chase about this not long ago, ant} he agreed with me. Said Frank: t , ' * "This remind me o f‘a story they tell in Wgjrcross, Ga. T wo men bad an argu­ ment on the quesU&il of family Skeletons, one cootending that every & u n 'h a d one hidden in-his clothes pset% The other denied the allegation. Finally p stake of fifty dollars was posted, qpflthey took the following means h o settle the dispute: A prosperous, universally loved and re­ spected merchant was settled upon, and this note dispatched t^ him by special delivery; ‘All U discovered, fly at once.’ The merchant disappeared-that night, and has never been heard from since'." Look Out for Your Dogs We ore here together in the grandest S e rg ea n t's dog medicines, condition -community on earth and in n city that pills and rheum atic remedies for isk will contain 12.000 inhabitants in the by The Geo. It. fcrnald lidrdwart Cs next two years. ,• . — 36 21 We cannot afford to seesaw each other and this hacking and Ailing should be stopped. No city governormenL suits every one and out of chaos will come order and system and the greater fity wlll be For truckers and fruit gt< *rri lot all the better for the revolution. -intk« trtHrwnnrtD knov. .v-'it tmrtiti The Florida Grower •The S auntèr Ek Weekly. J l.0 0 per yeio munthiy. • moliubS n ap p y . H iljlil Cltsft 25c. Semi 10c for « ten seri pi Ion Golng a t a Bargain THE FLORIDA GROWER • OO F l o r i d a Avp. - Tamp». H*. Any one wishing a nice, new, nine room residence In finest suburb of San­ ford should see ine at once. Sold cheap "The'FLORIDA GROWLS «ill furnish on terms to suit purchaser. mailing cards /rpe to oil desiring to Mp boost Florida on Post Curd Day. May I**., « R. J. Holly. he la caught' gather and work for a greater Sanford. The Utile unpleasantness existing between Sanlord and her colonics will soon be dispelled and whatever the result we slrauld bury our differences and spend the summer working for the common weal. The folks on Sanford Heights are good citizens, most of them are engaged lit business in the city and while none of them are situated like the editor of The IT'S SO G O O D The healthiest food In the world for the “kiddles”, is bread made from “Quaker City” flour—and they all “love It,” too. See that the red and blue» label is attached to every bag or. barrel of flour that you buy—it’s your guaran- -4 Tho optimist, while - he see# mudi of the evil see# also much of the good. He -seen more of the beauty, hears more of the mask; his marnai vision is keenet hts spiritual insight deeper. His whole* view of Ufa la one of promise. When the pmWeins, w n tle n a , *o<L temptations QUAKER CITY FLOUR M ILLS CO PHILADELPHIA .. �A prir 28, 19(1 1 . *4 There is no free land in the South as there was in the West. But, on the other hand, there weieTn the West no accessible rtmrkets in the early days, n o’transportation sys­ tem, no settled civilization. The South has all these. One fact that the Southern'people have themselves been slow to put full value on is the need of a larger working population. There has never been labor enough-—neither unskilled farm There is hardly a parallel in the state of Florida to.the oppor­ tunities'for successful diversified farming offered by the rich agri­ cultural lands known as Volusia Farms, just across the river from Sanford. The success .of Volusia, Farms has been far greater than we anticipated this, time - last year when we first opened this district for settlement. 'Much of the land has been taken up*liy®fe splendid class of settlers, and this, in itself, has made the re­ maining acres of greater value. The inDre people who settle on Volusia Farms, the greater the automatic increase in value, so that there will come a time— and not in the dim future either— when you will be glad to pay a price per acre based on the pro­ ducing possibilities of the soil if you wish to settle there. Diversified farming is ihe key­ note to a good living and some­ thing in the bank. All over Florida today you will find corn fields, vegetable gardens, pasture lands, chicken runs, orange and grapefruit groves more equally divided on the average form than formerly. Chir farmers are not relying on one crop. At the present price of chick­ ens, eggs, meats and other table products, we look for a much larger diversity of agriculture in Florida than over before. We look forward to ihe time when Volusia Farm s is the Center of the'Greatest D i­ versity the State has ever known Volusia Farms has the soil. Not becaugp we say so, but be­ cause this is proven by the wide diversity of Volusia county pro­ ducts in general. Chickens, cat­ tle and hogs con be raised on Vplusia Forms almost without cost, The lands furnish an im­ mense amount of food. Gruss grows plentifully w ithou t. culti­ vation. A ll kinds of vegetables and fruits can be raised on Volusia Farms, and a mail looking for a little recreation between times can enjoy the splendid fishing on the St. Johns river ôr hunting in thpw oods of the country. Compared with the-eûrly :days of thé west (and we are in .the Peoples Bank Building » % •1 *■ »* _ labor nor skilled labor. As for independent farmers—men who own their own land—¡there is now no parallel on the cpntinent to the opportunities that the Southern. States offer. New comers, of course, require some c apit hi, but men who have enough money to begin life may begirt it there with the best~’outlook [or success.— Editorial in the February World’s Work. t . . . . . . ' . ‘ t early days of the NEW Florida) orie need but give little thought to the question of which offers the greatest opportunities. Vol­ usia Farms has frontage on the St. Johns river. Volusia Farms has a standard railroad intersect­ ing east and west. Volusih Farms has roads radiating all directions. Yet with all the advantages of soil and equable year-rouud climate, Volusia Farms still , need more people—tfie need of the South is the need of Florida, and the need of Florida is the need of Volusia Farriis. ~7r~ Volusia Farm s N e e d s M o r e P e o p l e —Men with enough money to begin a life such as they have never known further north, a life where a man earns both the wages and the PROFITS. We do not advocate any man to come to Volusia Farms with­ out money unless he is willing to hire himself out until he learns the difference between Volusia Farms farming and the work he did previous to his coming here, and even then, a little money is a desirable thing. To tlie small capitalist who is willing to put shoulder to the wheel in the early stages of set­ tling in a new place, Volusia Farms is a good investment. Resulting from the post few years of general development through­ o u t’ th e -S ta le a constantly increaking tide of prosperity' has set, in with every likelihood of its continuance.; Prices.of lqjid in­ crease every week. During the summer season, Ifomeseekers’ excursions are run from all important raljfroad cen­ ters in 'th e north and central west, leaving every first and third Tuesday of each month. Tickets are good for twenty-fiVe days, a sufficiently long time al­ lowance for anyone to . come to Santord and permit us ^o carry him over Volusia Farms. You should not buy land sight unseen. We prefer not to sell you land sight unseen— although we will muke a reservation lor you and allow you to change location if at the end of a reason­ able time you come here, and, aft­ er inspection, prefer another uuct. The Hoineseekers’ excursion The booklet Resources of V6Ï iipp Farms’.' tells 'the'/ REAL stqry. - Nearly all the pictures were taken by.our .ftlr. Packard personally an dyevery, wdrd -iq the booklet faithfully describes the resources of this favored fruit and vegetable belt of southern Volu­ sia county. Send Jor the book. It is free. Even if you think you are not interested in Florida, read the hook as a matter of informa­ tion. Get posted on the wonder­ ful development of Florida. Who knows but what the reading of’ the “Resources of Volusia Farms” may mean to YOU the red letter day of your life— the actual turn­ ing point of your career. This opportunity is with YOU. Send for the book NOW. Address your post card or letter plainly; SANFORD, FLO R ID A �COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget of Interesting Items from Correspondents cream and cake which was Indeed re­ freshing. Mieses Emma and Ruth Proctor ossited In serving. MOORE'S STATION . To tb t‘Editor of Th* Herald: Specials This Week At L. P. McCULLER’S ; Now Is The Time To Buy Improv- , Wednesday evening of last week a few of the fans met at McClelland store and EVEN TS OF ORANGE COUNTY organized an ethletlc association. With E. A. Gilbert as president; J. F. McCcilnn Efficient Staff of Reporters Weekly as secretary and treasurer, the pflmary novera the Territory for • obiect is to ’'play ball" and in a short L“' The Herald ' Í* time will have a "chip on Ibe should" and. be looking for -tome base bail club to come along and tyiock it off. After the ,r ’, CELERY AVENUE NEWS ball season Is'over their attention will be Special Cor. to Tbs Herald. Mra. J. B. Turner, of Tuscaloosa. Ala., given to other sports, the boys hod their and Mr. and Mra. K. M. Turner of Mont- first try out on Saturday." eagle. Tenn., are'Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Harper is erecting a house on his H. H. Witherington on Celery avenue. Beardnll avenue farm. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Edwards gave a re­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Benton, child and ception Friday night of last week in honor Mrs. Bentons mother will leave for of Miss TllUe Hess of Baltimore. Md., who Wicbata Kansas next week. la visiting her sister. Mrs. Edwards. Quite a good many cucumers and beaus Mr. and Mrs. Lund, who were visiting of fine quality are being shlppod, a few Mr. and Mra. Carl Wood on Cameron nve- more potatoes to dig y e t Melon vines uuc have returned home to Chicago, IIL .are looking well egg plant,jm d tomatoes Mr. Lund la one of the oldest engineers are coming on nicely. '* op the C. R. I. & R. R.. having been In E. A. Gilbert and sobs joined the «* ** « the employ of the Rock Island for forty- Howard and Packard families lost Satfour years. Ho and Mr. Woods were ujg«£ for' a day at Lake Harney. friends from boyhood and.brother en­ Mrs. J. M. Prevatt has been here from gineers on ths C, A A. until recently when from Geneva spending several days at Mr. Wood came to the celery delta, to en­ Phone 277 the McClelian home. > • * gage in truck farming. Me. and Mrs. R. M. Warner and sons, D. R. Briaaon has bought himself one have gone to their home in BridgVaicr, of those locomotives on rubber wheels, Conn., after a very pleasant winter here. best known as an automobile. We heart­ 1Mrs. Louis Willis and young sons visit­ Plum bing and ily with the Florida legislature would pasa ed friends In Monroe over Sunday, . a law-compelling them to put pilots or Gas Fitting . Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Turner of Beck cow catchers as some call them on this Style of locomotive as we have a holy Station entertained her mother Mrs. All Work Receives My.Personal Attention and best efforts . horror of getting mixed up under one of Rigby oj Oviedo a portion of lyst week. " ' Phone 230 £. A. Gilbert was at the county scat Opposite City Hall them. A. F armer . on business last Wednesday. GENEVA JOTTINGS Rev. Hendry was here Easter Sunday FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS Spatial Correspondence to The Herald. and preached on the resurrection to a L . H. T E M P L E targe congregatiqn. Several from here SOENT JACKSONVILLE fLORAL COMPANY Our genial friend, 0. R. Nicholson from large Daytona Beach ia visiting friends r.nd atteended the evening meetings in town last week. ~~ relatives in Geneva for a few da>i . lost Si>cclal Offering in Ferns. Mr. and MrCVainJe Car.' also Mr7STITT MIWLsnnrTJih and’Mrs.J.C; Etliwurttr Fiorai Designs to Order. flo rid a Mrn, Gilbert have returned Mra. relumed to New York Jr., were Mrs. Homrighoua gueau at the uas-to-u ^ponthi pleasantly spent «pent Welukn dub on Tuesday last and enjoyed after several ^gonthi the musical. * i. among friends here. W. H. • IL Underwood and father, of SanSen- - Mrs. Fannie Lee of Beck Station was < ford, also Joe Fernandes Fernandez and bride spent the guest of Oviedo friends this week for last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. several days Sounder#. ■> ; -• ' Saunders. A program' is being arranged for an ♦ — Da David vid Speer made a -business-trip business-uip-to to entertainmsnt to-bs given here in-a short. Gainesville last week returning Monday. ■*Joe Sleg has ’ returned home from CAMERON CITY ETCHINGS Miami where he has been packing to­ . Special Comapomlenoa la The Herald: matoes, Mr; Handall'from Kentucky Is'enjoying Mrs. A. W. Davis has gone on a visit of some length to her parents in New a . visit at the home of his son west of town. - •• York. Hoyte Taylor returnod from Miami last ; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Powell left us week, spent a day with bis fatherT then Saturday to spend the summer on their S u m m er or W inter visited relatives In Orlando, thence to farm In Connecticut. We hope to see Tampa where he Will in future be em- them back in the full. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. wc con supply your wants in •'the Powell will remain until Inter in the Automobile line. If you wnnt l a plAtyid, ' *"~ - ■" • _____ I----— .--------------- rent" We are sorry to lcam of tiie continued 7 \ James Allison of Wichita Kansas ia Ulnqpt of Mra. Henry Baker. This A Motor For Any Purpose . estimable lady has many friends who visiting in Sanford and Cameron City. He spent Sunday among us and made we are at your service with the hope'for her early recovery. Messrs. Story and Jacobs of Chhluota a most interesting talk on the Lesson very best cars. We never Bleep. visited friends In Geneva Sunday after­ Topic at Sunday. Mr. Allison is -much If you are in trouble coll us any interested in the development of this hour of the night or dny. noon. vicinity and-excesses himself as much CapL Moore came up from West Palm pleased. Beach last week and stopped for a day Mrs. George Swartz and daughter Thel­ S anford M achine & Garage Com pany in Geneva before goingjm to New York. PHQNE 031/- * • We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Moore ma, have gone to Ihelr home at Winona, New Jeraey for the summer. Prof. Geo. and children will spend their summer at West Palm Beach Instead Of Geneva as Swartz with his father and mother, Rev. and Mrs. Joel Swartz will spend the sum­ mer at their home on Lake O'Nora. Very much sorrow Is felt in Geneva Lawrence Rich, wife trad little son are upon hearing of the death of Mrs. A, leaving this week for Kansas City Fortaoa which occured last Sunday morn­ ing in Sanford where she bad been carried Wichita. . , A boat trip .gown the river to Blue for ueatnienL Tbo having spent but a few months in our midst she had made Springs is being planned In honor of To exterminate B e d b u g s , many friends who are sorry to loose her Mr. James AUJsqn for Thursday of this Roaches, Moths, Ants, Mos­ as a neighbor, a friend and a church week- These outings have always proved quitoes, Fleas and all class ffiember. Our deepest sympathy >la ex­ most enjoyable and we expect this oc­ of vermin. tended the husband who with one hkby casion to be a very pleasant one. To kill and prevent Fleas, Lice girl compoae the immediate family. May Prof. Hancock has shipped three hun­ God keep this little child of tender yean dred bushels of onions. How is that for who he« lost her dearest earthly treasure; a first cropt To kill and prevent Ticks, and may He also comfort other dear Fleas, Lice and Flies on Among our Sunday callers were Mr. Animals. • • and Mrs. Packard and family from Sanford . J . T. McLain M moving his saw mill and Mr. and Mra Kent Roasetter and To prevent the spread of Con­ into batter quarters and will Soon have family of Celery Ave. tagious disease*. \ an abundance of Ant class lumber. Miss Bessie Schumpert spent Thursday There was a lolly caster hunt given for night of last week with Mlss Alleen To disinfect, bath and toilet rooms, sinks waste pipes, the youqger set last Wednesday near me Miooick. bom* of Mra. Fultz. garbage pails, cellars, ken­ Miss Marie Rich arrived last week to nels, stables and fowl houses. A Woodmen's lodge has been organized ■pend her summer vacation with; her in Geneva with a good large membership parents Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Rich. She has and the ladies auxiliary will soon be add­ been teaching school in Kansas. To Insure “Yourself Perfection of ed. The offioers chosen are Messrs Speer, The Farmers' Club bad a very Uvelv, Health. Fenole Is used’ wjih a Howard. David, a a PattlshaU. R Q . Interest]y meeting last week and will sprayer, for sale by your dealer or Gresham and Homer Nicholson. Mrs. meet again next'week on Tuesday even­ direct if he can't supply you. Shaddock of New Smyrna 'assisted In the ing. Every body cordially invited. Come organization. ■*? and enjoy ibe discussion, the programme, Quarta....... On last Thursday afternoon Mra. M. S. the light refreshments and social hour. * Half Oallon Etheredge entertained the U. M. S. society. $ 2 .5 0 Just Received April 20tk G a llo n ../ .., Aa this was the tijue for election of all •prayer . . . . officers there wee much business. Thoeo /' One carload doors, sash and blinds, elected for the ensuing year ere Mrs. one car wire noils and barbed wire, ved “Ready"to Plant“ Sanford 3 pound can Guavas 30c 3 pound can Cali­ f o r n ia Cherries 25c 3 pound can Lemon P l a i n California Peaches. . . 25c Extra Creamery ' Butter, pound 28c Swiss and Pimento Cream Cheese m Celery Farms, These farms can be bought for the next thirty days for less money than ever again. have Sanford farms to.sell. We Not Largo, Taft, Burbank nor Celery City but Sanford. Always Sanford. Sanford. There is only one A ll irrigated ready to plant. Will pay for themselves this winter.......................... H.. H. C H A P P E L L ’S L. P. McCuller Real Estate Agency 'Oft. H. DINGEE presldenc Ur*/ Chortle w ie -car corrugate* irow-enonug. Harrison, vice president; Mrs. Fultz. You save money with us. Courteous treaaufW, Mrs. Robenjiin secretary. The attention. Largest and most com­ nuoey on band was voted to be used for plete stock of hardware la Orange recovering the city halL After tbo busi­ county. The Eemeld Hardware Co, David Speer, ness Mrs. Etheredge served delightful B H ffiffi 3«-2t M M s T ir i s r W M l y by Fenole Chemical Co. Ts m p á - ‘ Florida G. R. CALHOUN Best Fertilizers On Earth FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS^ Sanford, Fla The Crippen- Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, • . .and Graphophones. Low Prices Eoav Payments. Picp Block The F eed Busi Your fowls will show their appreciation oi good feed by the larger number of eggs they . lay and by the fat they put on. Then 'It Does Pay to pay attention to the quality of your Chicken Feed as well as to that you feed your Horses, Hogs and Cattle. Remember, wc have all kinds, but only one quality . T H E B E S T„. WHEN,IN NEED CALL UPON Sanford Supply Co. Phono 330—: Sanford, F lo rid a To Think of New Furnishings For Your Home EVERYTHING IN •FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES y 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 couldn't get. - ** , SEE _____________•s. OUR B A R G A IN ‘ C O U N T E R. _ tr y * I WILLIAMS & MILTEER Rand Bu.ldlng Just across the street �April'28,1011 # 9 ^ 5/ ^ • F l o w i n g wells are • guaranteed. Drainage $ sure. Numerous Bou- *® levards, graded and • ditohed, traverse this ! property •Z The moat beautiful, most highly Improved, and richest of all un­ cleared land in • the Celery Delta Lots In P A L M V I L L A sold on easy terms F a r m s in P A L M H A M M O C K sold on easy terms J • PALM TEN o 0 HAMMOCK ROUND TRIPS DAILY Only three and one-half mi l e i from San ford, on The Sanford and Everglades R. R, will run freight trains and (treat cars direct through Palm Hammock A with side track! A every half mile for . loading t rices will soon advance materially Buy a town lot in PALM - VILLA See J E S S A ­ M I N E PARK 10 acre! of stately Palms, Msjertic Oaks and fragrant Yellow Jessamine an exquisite snot of untram me) cd nature „ . . , gm am g Palm Hammock is lie in g settled by of p c o p l t < A home here inaures you food neighbon . . • m u n ii] SCaXZSJCBBÄT Frequent s t r e e ' t car service hrinj?» churches, theatres and shops to your door . . . s b n fcm g g Young Men of Sanford buy a PA LM H A M M O C K 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, aafer Investment than seleoted real estate. SAN FO RD FLORIDA V • Improvod transporta tion Is the forerunner of Increased values. . �~ A' ' L: tr Jpl wrw ?Lt_li . . - *-*»•*.:*. t-y r.*t •• April 28 I9U T l t r SANTORO I t t R A I D OUR RESPECTS TO "ORANGE COUNTY” ( our sins and relieve us of the sponsorship In the Florida Times-Unlon. Jackson­ of the whole state. ville, Fla.. Friday, April 21, In thePeople's There la not a day passes that the Published every Friday Montini •( Sanford, Fla. newspaper offices do not receive from one Forum appeared on article under thsdiead ^^^^^^JfcJJHOUjYj^dUofand^roprleio» to twenty letters asking about different of "Tyranny—Under Republics/' It was Subscription Pries, $2 00 a Year In Advance sections of Florida, and our responsibility signed "Orange County." M rta M h ia M M M M M M Ü a ia It was for the purpose of discussing Entered aa aeo M d -d u a mall m etter A uiuat 22nd In this respect Is greater thkn the Average layman con.compute.. _____; 1_. 1909, a t «be {HatoAkc* a t Sen ford. FtorMe and bringing to the attention of the other ■oder Act of March 3rd, 1379. Our work is mainly a labor of love, in sections of the stale of Florida a political which the profits play a secondary part situation in which the city of Sanford, Office la Harald Bulldln» The'amount of good accomplished by the Fla., is interested.' A subject entirely Telephone Na US. Florida newspapers is Inestimable. The local to Sanford and the residents of o exodus of new people to the state of small territory around us, connected with FLORIDA COLONICS Florida In the next few years will repch Sanford by the improved streets .and good |W ritten far the meeting uf tire Florid* Free* As­ the millions, and in tfteir IocaiioTTwerwOT pj¡j3s'weYiáve' been building dflrihTThi sociation at Tallahassee, April 23th. 1 play an important part. last few years. av a. J. HOLLY It yrlll be the duty of the state press to The subject has not been generally BlsHy subject la a dry one, and since no­ laud the good and censure the bad, and cussed In the columns of Tho Herald be­ tification of the assignment It has been a In tills great work wo need the help and * problem a* to why auch a selection wa* cooperation of tlf# .immigration bureau. cause It did not occur to the management made, and being made, just how such a There are failures everywhere, and in the of this paper that it was necessary to subject could be handled by o newspaper exodus to Florida we find the professional burden the outside world with our home man before a gathering of newspaper man, Uie banker, the artisan, the clerk affairs. Wc believed we could settle any men. Each of us have our own ideas of and men from every walk of Ufo—men differences we may flpd among ourkelves. the value of certain Florida lands. Many who never saw a blade of grass grow be­ But the columns of this paper have al­ of us are directly or Indirectly connected fore—expecting to take live acres of land ways been open to the public for the dis­ with a colonization scheme or at least are miles from a railroad, with no water for cussion of local matters by any of our publishing a paper near a colony and In­ Irrigation, no protection from frost, no citizens. Our only objection to the use cidentally boosting the said colony. Ev­ system of drainage, and no knowledge of of the paper would be In cases where the ery editor In Florida who Is fully awake soil and fertilizers and make a large profit articles would not have been proper read­ and on the Job a t all times U booming the first season. There are Impossibil­ ing matter;' such matter is excluded by Florida and Inviting the public to "come ities even in Florida and yet there, are all reputable newspapers, whether daily in. the water Is fine.". The water is line, fewer failures here than in any other or weekly. That being- the case no citi­ but like Kentucky whiskey some is worse state in the Union. The failure will zen of Sanford, Goldsboro or Sanford Heights should have found It necessary to than others. never rankle in the bosom of the man ask the use of the columns of a news­ Every foot of Florida soli Is worth some­ who Ims had a square deal, and to give paper more than one hundred miles from thing to the tnan who has hibernated in every stranger In our midst a square deal (he scene of the trouble on the mind of north during eight .months in tha> 4»4lic dim of the Florida quill pushers. tho writer. The only necessity for foreign year, but living on climate alone Is not a The promoters of colonies in Florida are service could have rested in the mlnd_of lucrative occupation to the people who to be commended when they put the some one entirely devoid of civic pride— coma to Florida after reading somo of the proper labels upon their goode Those one who had a desire to see his composi­ attractive literature that Illustrates the that come to our shores far the purpose tion in the public prints and at the same fanner picking gold from the trees and of 'defrauding the public should be ex­ time conceal his identity from his home living a life of luxury and ease. posed, and in this exposition the Immigra­ folks. thar difficult for any One who tion bureau will play an important part The second and third paragraphs re­ has not personally Inspected each colony and receive the support of every Florida flect on the intelligence of the members to give facts and figures concerning the editor. of the upper und lower liouses now in There is an era of prosperity, upon us same. The Immense profits derived from session ut Tallahassee.. It is tho general an acre of Florida land in the sub Irri­ that has never, been equalled in the his­ o[Union that we have not had a mure rep-, gated* districts have been enlarged upon tory of the country. Our fair state In the resentatlve legislature in many years and much land has been sold that will next ten years will thrive and flourish as than that now assembled, and we are un­ nof prove as profitable id the new owners no other. The land colonics are the fore­ willing .to believe that one or two or three os they have been led to believe. There runners, and upon their successful estab­ from any section would be able to hood­ . will be disappointments and failures, but lishment much depends. See to it that, wink . them into discreditable action in theri la hflt a red blooded, enterprising the stranger gets his money's worth, and order to please some clever member with citizen In the state of Florida that needs becomes one of us, a builder und worker a pet scheme: • ’ In future weal or woe. We are not living to starve upon Bny part of Florida soil. Sanford Heights is nqt an incorporated You can take an acre of land that is today upon grits and sick Yankees but town, its alleged boundary lines arc im­ loo poor upon which to raise a piortgage, upon n more solid foundation, built of the possible- It it a new residential suburb fruits of the soil, of the loom, of the fac­ ■and with a few chickens and hogs make And is readied by way of Park avenue, A living, aided by the countless lakes and tory and by the brain and brawn of the native sons of Florida, supplemented by which Is paved with hard brick as fur the game in the woods. south as Tenth street, and. from Tenth But to the idany who are seeking Flor­ these same colonists who have cast tlielr street on to the "Helghths" the munici­ ida as the new Eldorado with their fam­ lot am o n g -u s-o r are contemplating a pality of Sanford Improved the road with ilies and their Lares and Penates, giving furor* home in Florida. , * a heavy covering of pahnetto fibre, that up their former homes and friends add J The colony promoter can "lold his tent the teams and the automobiles owned by casting their lot among us, something like the Arab and as silently steal away,” the residents of this section would find but the inan who has purchased u tract more than a bare living is desired and to of land under water or one that Is abso­ easy and comfortable riding.to and from those people ray advice has olwaya been, lutely worthless cannot steal away, and their places of business and pleasure, lo­ "See your' load first, before you buy.” cated In Sanford. Every business innu 7 The colonies that have been established when lie does lie w111 glvo Florida a pair out there has his place of business. in of black optics. — In Florida appeared-to be peopled by InThe- truth ~ about- Florida _ifl nmiftlUT? Qaafotdr .mlfetrious,' thrifty fanuers and a majority U tlte town of Goldsboro was not quiet enough and every man that sells a fool o f them are satisfied with the state. At end peaceful Ssaranl would have it so of Florida's soil should confine himself to Sanford we have no colony scheme and 1 in very short order, there would riot be tup not In a position to pass judgment the troth. any delay about it; it U reasonable to If the seed is planted right Florida col­ upon the success or failure of any coloni­ suppose that it is of so good a disposition onies mean a larger population, a good zation scheme that has been ezploited In by reason of its proximity to Sanfonl. It class o( people, new Ideas, new blood, tbe past twelve months. has been the claim, and very proper too, new money. Our very nation was found­ The uncultivated land of our section that the class of' citizens stated by "Or­ ed ufRra tht colony plan, and immigration sells from $100 to $200 per acre anjUthe ange County" to inhabit tbe place, have should receive the serious consideration Improved land at $1,000 ifier' here, which been a charge upon the people of the of Florida citizens' and especially the precludes the possibility of colony estab­ south long before Goldsboro became a newspaper men. The colonists are our lishment. -/ (own; sad there Is no good reason just future residents, the destiny of Florida Tbe Everglade lends- are attracting now to say that they are not to be cared bangs upon them. The whole face of the thousands to our state and last week some 3,000 paopfd *were slotted their state may be fbangod by their advent for further. It Is a remarkable statement to pubbah lands near F*. Lauderdale. According to and It Is your solemn duty, editors of Flor­ preas dispatches these purchasers are well id a to see that the new residents receive that the wish of Sanford to extend its a square deal. d ty limits Is for tbe gratification of satisfied with their holdings. . . We are building for Uie fylur? find our few embltioua money . making . portici 7 A rSirC loud the d v tt war veterans state will be the brightest In the galaxy who are behind ibis,idea or these bills have located, -and within a few months The writer of tbe article does not offer a the little City . has sprung up and now of stars. numbers some 1.500 Inhabitants, ail seem­ : Let not the dark clouds of discontent fact In support qfso-serious a change and eclipse that brightness. if he knows wbat be says Is (rue he ingly contented and happy. should at once undertake to ' bring this Tbe Leal history of all the new colonies reprehensible conduct to the eyes of the INITIATIVE AND RETERENDUM established In Florida would fill a large people by publishing the names of *Vbe Representative West has introduced a book, and aloi^ this line of Information 1 wish to Impress upon the newspaper men bill for tns initiative and tbe referendum. money making parties who are endeavor­ ing to use our people and our legislature and the legislature now in session, the Mr. West explains the bill tersely: "The initiative enables the people to for unwort lily purposes. Du noi make ' necessity of a state bureau of informa­ tion at Jacksonville or some other city, Initiate legislation—that Is to aay. It en­ charge ko grave In the public prints, at said bureau to be In charge of a. man ables them to originate, propose and home, much less abroad, that cannot thoroughly reliable and honest and con­ adopt legislation, independent of tbe leg­ stand tbe light ' of public gaze. LX) not versant with the conditions existing in islature. lrdoea not. however, withhold smear mud on your own door plate. It la every part of Florida. The bureau could or withdraw from the legislaturelu power not cmiitable and you may not be' able to wash your hands clean after the be equipped with maps and literature or right to legislate upon any subject. "The referendum means the submitting Job. If there are "niggers in the wood­ and descriptive matter, and -gny one de­ sirous of locating in ^Florida could be qt- of a law to tbe people for decision at tbe pile" as vra say in tbe finishing lines of sured of the troth concerning every sec­ polls that is to say if the legislative your d isu n ì publication why not puli him tion of our state. With all due reaped to shall pas* an act that la objectionable, a rat. ant* if you cannot smoke him out. tie the brethren of tbe press, they are apt to fixed number, usually 5. 8 or 10 per cent, Is like tbe burglar who disturbs the house­ make a much stronger pull for their own of the qualified electors of the state may. hold and is found to be the wind rattling section than any other, and to lh|s charge by petition, have tbe act .submitted to the some loose window. ' we can all plead guilty, rfarida would people for ratification, or rejection, and in The bills that h a v e . been sent to tbe still be a bowling wilderness today but the meantime its operation is suspended. Florida legislatore for the new charter far the eflorts of the newspapers and the "The purpose and object of these and for the extension of the limits of -Teal estate men. and if any of us have measures are to bring the people and the Sanford had the endorsement of the city been guilty of coloring our versions too government nearer together, and recognize council of Sanford and of the Commercial highly we are tq be pardoned on the plea the sovereignty of the people." Club of Sanford. Tbe bills were prepare that publicity i s ’our business,and the by and have been defended In pubA by newspapers were the first to The Sanford family near row la as­ able lawyers; the mem tiers of the d ty forth the note of warning about tbe pro­ suming proportions in the Legislature and council who up to (his time have m moters making claims for certain sections will be bitterly fought ouu The Heights been proved to be a discredit to this commisted He la a- end Goldsbor o people aught to he ashamed m uniti; .were. ekciedL»fey_i majority of man who cannot boost of themselves, growing fat on Sanford our qualified citizens to hold office for the and for that very reason enterprise and not wanting to help sup­ purpose of the protection of our rights his of the port and become in every sense a pert of and the improvement of our condition. • the an our burdens. would No dty in this vast country has show the growing city,—Orlando Sentinel. THE SANFORD HERALD Mm i-w ji ri fxrV? greater development in the last four years than the city of Sknford, 'and now we are trying to build a grenter and a better city; when-we are trying to make this seaport or Florida's greatest county the city it should be cobles some unknown interest with a pick axe to pulldown. If the time has not arrived for Sanford to extend its city lines, will,It eVftr conieT We are outgrowing the limits made years ago. ll*we are to take in that territory Immediately surrounding us is it not bet­ ter that we should do so npn when the values are not as híifh as they will be in Titter year§,--Are we* tu wail unrtt-uor Citizens, for residential purpose, move out on or beyond our present lines and build up valuable places and theu take them in because of the -great value the rallying property will have for general taxing purposes? No, we should enlarge our limits right now and In tills way all our citizens will be benefited by the growth that will come as |lme goes on. ri If you ware writing In the spirit of fairness as you claim; you would have announced in justice to the people of Sanford that the district under consider­ ation should become a part of the city, and without delay. If you a citizen of Sanford, Sanford Height«, or a property owner of Goldsboro you would ha endowed with that civic pride that would have prompted you to use the/homo papaper to bring out the tkelejAn you must feel that wc Have in oUr closet. You should not go to a paper publlshed'ten or hundred miles away from the scene to sa r unkind things about your_own peo­ ple; people who have been chosen to manage (he affairs of a town so great and so promising as Sanford. And you would not used so good a name as "Orange County" for so poor a purpose. Tlte sad accident that befell Editor J. R. Merchant of the Madison Recorder is a matter of sincere regret to the state press. Mr. Merchant was a young man who gave great promise of reaching tiie top notch In the profession and had only recently taken his new field of labor. Mr Merchant was a personal friend of the Herald editor and our sympathy is extend. ' ed to his wife and family. IN SANFORD CHURCHES Where Devout of the Celery City Worship Sunday. RESUM E 0 L A L L CHURCH EVENTS •" -t i ** 9 ------- r— • Of In te re st to Those Religiously |n. cllned—Subjects o r Discourses fo r th e Sabbath. Thu Fuiwi «1 Oh Chunk«, u Ik* Ciljr in t.,««|. “ JyW « n O itwll Aaiounmiii , J otf»«r Chirdk N«w* to this office not tsisr iHia U) iftsrnoaa. The People's Contreiatlonil Wrfneaday, 7:30 p, m : Sabbath ¿ ¡M , » ' m i ? J. C. Entmlnser, Superintrnilrni v —i r ir s l Methodist Rev. j. A. Hendry, psstor; church, corn« Pi/k »venue and Fifth su m ; paraonat*. corner Hu* nolla avenue and Seventh itreet; phone 231 Sunday morntns service nl It; evrntnt 7:3o, Sunday »chool. 0:15 a. m : Jno K tht Supt Teachers’ Hireling every Kriday.' »I First Baptist Wlldman, panor; SonJuJ e, 7:30; Sabbath Sabba idko uervlee, II: evening Service, 9:43 A m.; Prof. N. J. i’rrklni, ' Frrklni, Supt.; meeting every Wednesday. 7:30 p. m ,------... ..,------------jr. 7:30 Rev. J. Muffi» by teacher* acne meeting. i Presbyterian Rev. J. F. McKinnon, pattor; morning tertke II evening aervioe,. 7:30; school. rM“5 i'’ . 7;’J0; Subbollì school, m; Henry ry McLeulIri McLaullri. Supt.; prayer meeting WnJoeadav 7:30 p. m C a th o lic ._______’ Catholic Church. Oak avenue twiheen ftih and 9lh »treat». Rev. Father Brttnnhari in-charge Mas* every Sunday at 10 a. m Rmiry, lermoi end benediction every Sunday ut 7:30 p. m Sun­ day achool at 9 a. in. Contrition« heard Satuidit before flrat Synday of tbe month between 4 and 3 p, m. and 7 and 8 p. m, Qrat Sunday uf month wum at 7:30 a. m. and IQ a. Holy Croaa Episcopal Rev. B. F."Brown, rector; A li Key , «enlut war den: Sunday morning tervice, II. rtenhig terrier 0:00; Sabbalh school. 9:45 u. rn , Il f \>timer Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:’J0 Vv'rdnetdu) tytolng. w w w m Let Us The Best Suburban You The -Near Sariïôrd Heights Just a few lots left and they be bought for one-third their tual value, on easy terms. wait is but to lose, so come, and you will buy. can * ac- s;ToS; look Good road to the Property, good sidewalks through the Property and good people living on the Property. : l___ : Sanford Heights Improvement Company „Office _r. Firs t Street Opposite P ostoHicc Marks Real Estate Agency, Agents. «LA. �" 'A tj J^,4ké. . T ilt SANFORD HERALD April 28. 1911 IN AND ABOUT THEXITY Little Happenings—Mention of Matters-ln Brief. PERSONA! ITEMS OF INTEREST V: ■ COMINO INTO HËR OWN.' Seminole Chief flour. 24 lb sack 80c at J. Di Roberts'., Phone 39. 36-tf Underwoods for harness, saddles. Iiorse Florida li Receiving the Recognition anil mule jewelry’ . ' 17*tf She Deserved Fifty Y ean Ago. Ju st rcclcved o new line of Art Aqunrtis. prfces rcastnTabte. Sanford CdtiKfesa held n * convention In At f urniture Co. 33-tf lantn, and add rinse« were delivered 3 or 5 dosesrUBO” will cure any case of ■by—Hmtfi ten t—f-n(t—ftw virr—PrwM«« t floOHOvell and o ther m en of promi­ Place the titles to your real estate in nence. N ew spaper» ■Ate» iuuKq?im*. the Realty Trust Company and avoid com­ trnvc ^enerouB splice to th e subject plications. For particulars address B. F 'SfcOioiitherA developm ent FYillo^lng, Whtlner, Jr., Secretary. • 7-tf Is a fair exam ple of editorial com Dr. Howard has Returned and can be m a tit:‘ , • found at his residence' in the forenoon 22-tf "Florida Is rcceiv.liiK at tlie'.linilds and hi» office Ilf the afternoon. Obelisk l)QUf, •24 lb sack 90c' at J. D. of the nation today that to wiiicli ah a 36-tf was Justly 'entitled fifty year» ago. Roberts'. Phone 39. Summary of th e Floating Small Talk Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ ried Herald Reader». . , Grower»’ meeting fiext Thursday. E. E. Swingle left yesterday for Chnltn noogs for the Bummer. .. The Herald offer» post-lard» for Mon­ day el one ceht each lust to advertise Very truly has It been snld th a t west­ the dty. ward the s ta r of em pire Takes its Growers' Association annual meeting path. Now, however, the eyes of the Thumday* tuition are being open«) to tiuS -cpm. Mrs. John Herby is critically ill at the mcrciul im portance and commercial Nursing Home, following a severe surgical influeflco of the South. The w estern' operation. imQi has been trod upon by the peo­ ple of nil nations, and the sta r of Mr. and Mrs. Granger of Jacksonville arrived last Friday for a visit to relatives em pire, having cast its rays for so long a (line upon oar sister Staten of In this dty. til® West, I« now wending its w a y ,to Mr. J. 0 : Packard’s mother left Monday for her home in Urbane. III., after a two the hope of this Southern Commercial Congress —*A g re ater nation through months’ visit. « g reater South.* Mr*. E. W. Peabody left Inst Wednes­ "We, of the Peninsula State, ran ob­ day for visit with relatives in Waycross serve In the Itori son its beneficent and Macon, Go. ' • rays. We are preparing for It« ptopor The itore of L. R. Philips & Co,, is be­ reception, by the development of tho ing rejuvenated by a new ceiling and many resources heretofore mentioned sidewalls of pblnt. by tho building of many mile* of navi­ Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Rinea ore rejoicing gable Inland canals; the draining of over the arrival of u little girl at their the Everglades, which will open to the home on Wednesday morning. agricultural world millions of acres of Mrs. J. 0. Stryker and children left last tho best farm land In the United night for Lonsdale. Pa., after spending a States, and. In various other ways too month most pleasantly with home folks. numerous to mention. The trend of Mrs. R, H. Marks and sister, Miss Rose travel hn« .unquestionably turned to Clayton left on Monday for Atlanta, Florida. We nre crowded with landwhere Mrs. Marks will spend the summer sealtciH and Immigrants from all parts with home folks. * ♦ of the comilry We nsk the prospect­ Miss Antoinette Luke uccompuiiied tier ive Investor to come urn! mmi for him­ Unde to Midi., fora'suinmers visit, start­ self feeling assured that the truth ing Monday Iasi. The lalterhua been win­ alone will h,- sufficient evidence of ^in­ tering In Florida. stability. For !h«»re reasons, wo ex­ Hon. George A. DeCottcs has returned tend the right hand of good fellow­ from a trip to Tu Mali asses where lie spent ship to (lie nation, us wfc bespeak for several days on matters connected with lhe Stale of Florida your kindly con­ thr\clty of Sanford. sideration of our claims to a full slinr»; • T. J. Miller hut placed a- fmlntuiu in n 'The solid Smith of hiiafiiom.*" front of the Imperial thculre tliut* makes a great improvement in the upi>cnrunce Why not let us sto re your furniture while you are uwuy for the summ er of this popular place. . • and suve house rent. Sunlord Furni­ , 0» next-Friday .night the good |>euplc tu re Co. ./ 35-tf - of Moore’s Station will give fin entertain­ Go to Mrs. J. II. Bruton, lit) Palmetto ment for the benefit of theSunduy school. avenue, for stylish millinery. 35-tf Everyone cordially Jnvitcd to allcmi. Best grade preserves and pickles- ju»l A, “ * * " A. W. Runloul of Boston. Mass., who in. call and try them. W. W, Long. 26-lf lias been spending some time in Sanford _ Any" neglect- to remove garbage of has purchased the old Amory orange closet buckets, if reported by phone or in grove and will make, it his ,wimer home. person or by letter to the City Clerk., will • 37-2t T. B. Under, grand inugul of Lake receive prompt attention. county was In the d ty on Munduy An* I "Tiring your old lire* to Sanford Machine 48-tf route to Tallahassee where tie will repeal & Gurogd Co. for vulcanizing. Dainty'flour. 24 11» sock-f I'm».- J, I). Two UilrUs of the Taws now on the statute Roberts. Phone 39. 36-lf — Ixxika._____ , ________________ Lake Mary Industrial League will have 'One álidlw ó tiorer'wngcfns-with-whwyan entertainment Saturday evening, May flareil side bodies at Undefwood's. ■17-tf Cth. for the benellt of the Lake Mary ' Swellest line of Go Carts In the city. 35-tf cemetery. Ice cream will be served. Ad-, Sanford ru rn itu ro Co. Mrs.'Allcn has Just received direct from mission 10c. Annual meeting Growers’ Association New York the very lutest styes in untrimmed hats for the Easter trude and next Thursday. 33-tf W. A. Ginn, the well known civil en­ would appreciate your orders. Pillsbury hour, 24 lb sack $1.00 at J. D. gineer is having an elegant residence Roberts'. Phone 39. , 36-lf erected on hi» farm south of the city. Tea |»er cent off on all trimmed hats 'When completed it will he .one of the und 5 per cent off on all unirimnuxl hot! finest homes In the dty. ^ this week ut Mrs. M. L. Allen's. 37-lip C. L. Polk and E. M. Luke with their Let us see about storing your fu r­ “Better-halves”, of Mecca Hammock have niture. Jones-McLaughUn Co. 3 4 -tf taken up their reticence in town for the Gus engine re|»nirs. Sanford Macliiuo summer. The ladies are among our & Garage Co. _ 48-tf valued corps of teadiers. ^ ____ New-tires put mi old Qo-Goj-ts at At Use Methodist church last Sumla y the Sonford Furniture Co. 35-tf “ evening the annual sermon was i»readied Autoes and carriage painting at Un­ to the Independent Order of Odd Fellows derwood's. First tjass work. __ 31-tf by R ey-J: A. Hendry. The Odd Follows New Perfection Oil ‘ Stoves when . attended the service in u body. bought from the Fernald Hardware William Kslmbach, one of the indus­ Cci. and filled wltlj .P /M t'» a stfa l oil trious ‘'Wolverines'' who is located in ore perfection s W a f nought The FeF38 21 "Mecca Ifammbek. left for Mlchlgnn to­ naid Hardware Co. All kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ day. He will be here again to resgme chine & Garage Co. 48-tf „. farming operations about Aug. 1st. . Four Crown butter. 35c per i»ound at H. Carl Dann the livliest rpnl citato J . D. Roberts'. PI»oi*e 39. 36-lf man in Orlando was In the d ty on Thurs­ K "You can get yellow cum meo I at Long's day. £arl la looking around and may lirocery. 26-lf dedde to atari a bank or a *news­ 5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any case paper In Sanford In the near future. of Chills and Fever. Price, 25c. 37-tf W. H. Underwood lias just turned out Cocoa Long Bar Soapjust received a another work of art in the shape of a new W. W. Long's store. 33-tf wagon for J. B. Pope of the Pepsi-Cola Moline Knocker Potato Diggers only $15 Bottling Works. The wagon Is a fair at W.H Underwoods. 33-tf sample of what Mr. Underwood can do After April 15th tlte price of rosesmml and will prove a good advertisements cut flowers will advance 50 per cent. A both for Underwood and Pepsi Cola. few more grape vines left. L. H.Tetnple. The Florida Vegetable Growers' Assod33-tf atlon annual meeting, as prescribed by The nursing líame at Hih und Elm Ave, the by-laws must be held the first Thurs­ Is prepured to care for a limited number day In May. This date falls on the 4th of surgical cases. Mrs. Wright, nurse iu of next month, whidi It die coming charge. ’ 33-lf Thursday. The meeting will be held 4n Let us sto re your furniture. JonesEagles’ Hall at 2 p, m. Every member is McLaughlin Ca. 3 4 - tf expected to be present. / Just received a shipment of Mason's » If you want a position or are In need fruit Jars nnd Jelly glasses fur early can­ of help, let me secure them for you through ning purposes. Let me supply your wants. — the Southern Business Exchange. L iu of W W long, grarer.--------- —:------31oL m ake a specialty of fram ing positions open and unsupplied on hand. F. N. Hitchcock,'agent, Box 1197, Sanford. pictures. Try us. Sanford ru rn ltu re GO. 33 tf Florida. ' 37-4c * .j-.. - . i» 'J 'H E Laundry Bag says: “Some men look good—un* til th ey’re'unm askcd. “ Same with collars. “ I’v e studied collar character all my life. “ I know the honest o o c s—those which not only look right, but also fell right and wear right; “ It’s ' only the honest-clearthrough' collars, like CorlissC oon, that can look a laundry straight in the ey e and dare it to do its worst. "That's w hy th ese collars hold the rcoord for trips to tho laundry.'* AN- use three hustlers, capable o f earning $15 or moré per week. Box 1307 Sanford^ Florida WANTS All Local Advertisement* Under This Heading. One Cent a Word Each Issue L»sl—A 15 jewel Elgin gold watch, has initlpls T. C. D. to M. 11. R. on Inside, also picture of young lady. Return (o Herald ilhd get reward. 36-11 Wonted—To rent o good piano by one who will tuke a music lover's care of it. Address Mrs. George Griffin Herring, Box. 1453, Sanford, Fla. 37-1 p Kodak for Sale, 3J4 by5H size. Apply Sanford Studio. . 37-2p For Rent—Five room cottage with hath. Inquire at Comfort Cottage. 37-2p For Sole—Good pair of mules, wugon nnd harness. Call at Herald Office or see G. W. Kina tin n Stop No. 17 on car line. 37-tf For Sale—Fair fine large mules. Sound, fine condition'. A bargain at $250 for pair. Jus. C. Harris. 37-ltp Rooms—Furnished, gas am i. artesian water. $1.25 |>er week und up. 315 E. 4th St. “ 35-tf For Kcni—12 room house on Myrtle av­ enue. Enquire 212 FourtlL.St., Iwlwecn Onk and Myrtle Aves. ^ 35-tf For Sale—314 acres ol fine land, corner, within 3(1 feet of Monroe depot, sprendjd well, all fenced. 2H acres in crops large two story ’ house, about 50 citrus und tropical fruit trees. Address U. S. Mikesell, Monroe or Sanford. 35-Ip Wanted for the summer—Gentlemen roomers at Stumons. 315 E. 4th St. $1.25 and up a week. . 35-tf Wanted—If you have well located land or a good business proposition fur sale at u good |>rice, write me ut once enclosing Self addressed slumped envelope for reply (owner* only1). Address J. C. Ross. 8162nd Avc. So . Miiuieaitolls, Minn. 34-lic For Sale—Chalmers Thirty 1910, i«.n>' tonneau, full cqui|»mem. Perfect con­ dition, and will be sold ut a bargain, ns I need a larger car. Also Kril Rgudsters with full equipment, only run short time, us good us uuw. Write for prices and descriptions oi those two bargains. 15 H. I’., 2 cylinder Term with reverse geur and all equipment $2003)0—TLi*- ConpruuiL Dnytopa Bench. Fla. r 34-tf Wanted—Tons of cured moss. Queen’s Hue HiiiT ahd yrtlavr iresomine roots, prickly ash bark. All kinds bag and burapping. Write for full particulars. American Fibre Company. Jacksonville, Fla.' 34-4tc For Rent—Four furnished rooms, with bath, for'light housekeeping. Apply C. A. Dobbins. Sonford Bakery. "31-tf For Rem—Nine room house on Mag­ nolia nvenue. Address Box 893, Sanford, Fla. 31-tf For Rent—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Address Box HD3, Sanford. Fla. 31-tf For Said—Fumily horse, buggy und har­ ness or either. -N. II. Garner. 31-tf For Snlu or Rent—Two acres fertile land in high state of cultivation, one mile from town. Flowing well, tiling, celery boards. A bargnlfi. Address.Owner. F. O. Box 1884.—-------- ------- —T----- -------- 27-tic— For Sale—One Bpun uf mules, 'Wagon ami hurucss; nulled sjx amf seven years old, weigh ot»oul 1.200 |>ounils each. In­ quire of W. A. Mlnnlck, Cnmrron City. For (M^-.IMusMjoldfurniture and har­ ness. \KM . Emmbrick, Allison, house, south of Brady's store on West Side. 36 2p For Sale—Gas range and «mall oook stove cheap. Apply W. M. Keeler, 914 Myrtle nvtyiue. 36-lf For Rent—Three new furnished looms, cor. Myrtle und 10th. For Sole—Young horse, well broke, gasoline engine and pump. Also farm implements. A. B. Brock, Onk Avc. and 2nd Si. 36-lf For Sale—Eggs. $1.00 setting. White Wyandotte», the kind ihut lay. Jas. C. Harris«. * 36-4 p Fot Sale—R. 1. Red eggs from my util­ ity and exhibition strain, one-half circular lce. Now 50 egg Buckeye incubators at ctory t»rices. It. E. Cole. Winter Fork. BoX 1619. 36-4c Wauled—Cottage or unfurnislied rooms for housekeeping. Box1006, 36-3tp For Sale Cheap—Two lots in Cameron City. L. M.Lucus, R. F, D. 3. 3«-2p For Kent—Five room house, good chick­ en park and garden. Miss A. L. Hevier, West Bide. 30-3t Foe Sole—Piano at a bargain, uurighi, in goad condition. Address Tkjx 1127, 36-tf Two nice fresh Jersey cows for cheap. Also Rhode Island Red e I»niching and stock. Free booklet * t £ mom Poultry Farm, Winter Park, Fla. E ■arrr Wanted—Part time of a stenographer with machine. Inquire nt Postoftke. 36-2p C o r liss-C o o n Ra3e C ollars 7/o r I . FRANK Clothier and Hen’s Furnisher SANFORD F L O R ID A The Place to Buy Them Is Wheire They Have - - Them •^ **'"* • Wc have them—that is—'all that’s new, stylish and pretty, in Ludics’ Pumps, ^Slippers , and Oxford tics. . . . . . . . . Suede, Velvet and Satin for dress and evenin wear, and a -full variety in suitable style an weight for service and street wear. ,. . . Î P % * * E. G. DUCKW ORTH ---- --------- F E E T - F I T T E R Florida Sanford W. J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y • ‘ AGENTS General Fire *- Insurance Otri«« with HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. Sanford, - Florid» For April Shòwers wc Recòftimend © — «----- -— and wish you to ___. CONSIDER ' T H E ADVANTAGES OF W a TKR » W EATHIR PROOF, F IR E -R E 1 IB T IN Q .-------Will not malt, rot, tssr orcomnls. »In, no tsr, oil or papor. ( ont O n tU its m d a l s a d »hlnrfe», n is b U - c s h b s « s s ltr filled into sullef«. v stie re , eto., thereby saving expense ot tin end copper. A n r bandy m en can apply Rubsrotd. Lengthens tb s tile ol any building. Writ*ftr /*■/, ft mhJ i*Mfiln, . Hill Hardware Co. By the Depot > . �I Z -iil’ , Si -«Y-rnSPO»1^ At The ^Robbins Nest, Thursday After noon 2 p. m. Friday all Day. MAY That we may become quickly known we are going to treat the first twenty-five cases that call upon utrai the absolutely free, excepting medicine, ^Tlils applies only to this visit. We shall return every four weeks thm wP successfully carry out ull treatment begun. Call earl> if you wisli to accept this offer. , ~ Chief Examining anti Consulting Physician of the United Specialists, by request, will visit our city on Un­ named; every four weeks thereafter. Consultation FREE and strictly confidential. Are you suffering (rum disease, weakness ordisabilityT "Why not consult an experienced, educated specialist, one who is thoroughly t rial with all the necessary appliances known to modern medical scienceT References—Best Banks and Leading Business men of Jacksonville; Specialists in C h ro n ic and P e lv ic ¿Í L — i n— ■ i .**“ * V' i -, .- • rev* • 1 V f W' » !\ v ' If“-'"- f i — __ ' |v £ *;: 1 i Ik y -*, ■; N E V E »R' ^ USE THE K N IF E - P J tl S= w i - necessary to attend sanitariums, hospitals or health resorts; our iiefnes and treatment can be taken, and applied. at home. Cadi ion applying for medical treatment to our visiting physician or at home office should bring from two to four ounces of urine, which receive careful* chemical and microscopical examination.’ » Con and examination free and strictly confidential. No names r , » m P Young and Middle-Aged Men who sutler from the effects of youthful indiscretions and Nervous Debility call with confidence., . » Diseases of Women—After years of experience wo have found the greatest cure known for diseases peculi the sex. Painful Menstruation, Sterility, Barrenness, Lucorrhoea, Purities, Overlan and Fibroid, Tumors in the stages, etc., positively cured by our method. Our treatment is perfectly harmless and easily applied. No humil exposure on examination. Try it, and you will exclaim with hundreds of othors: "Oh, 1 feel i Rupture and Varicocele permanently cured without the use of knife; truss or suspensory. Be sure unti cumuli us before taking treatment Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Bright’s Disease. Diabetes, Inflammation of the Bladder, Enlarged ft quent and Dribbling Urination. It costs no more to employ an expert than to risk your life with an - it physician. * * S tric tu re and all forms of dlseaso of the uretha and prostate gland cured by our Medical Bougie, o treatment without pain or detention from b u s i n e s s . __ _ Syphilis or Blood Poison cured without the use,of Injurious drugs where others fall. Our Physlelons ore Experts In the diagnosis and treatment of Stomach, Bowel and L iver-Diseaw-s, nirb Q] Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles, Diarrhoea, ctc-r^-cured in the shortest possible time without the use of Injurious ilrugi T hroat, Lung and NasaLDIseases, such os Cqtarrh, Bronchitis. Consumption, Asthma successfully tn-nivd by our pwn special methods.df treatm ent ■/ ^ * H eart, Blood and'8hln Diseases, such as Scrofula, Ulcers, Eczema, Pimples, etp., especially cuies tlm have baffled the skill of other physicians. ‘ t Brain, Spinal and Nerve Diseases, such as Puinlysls, Locomotor Ataxia, Epilepsy, Fits, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Headaches, Sleeplessness, Dizziness, Brain and Nervous Exhaustion, successfully treated by our original mqiiiud Rheum atism —Our cure for Rheumatism is the most successful known. ¿dr,' -* _ . • l I “ 9 2 A \ n □ IB?;' I IT ‘ 1 _ Dl KX *» » * . P it N ■• r * B tf ” .. p P --- ■■ ■ • 3 WE k j DiseasesE 1 n ■ iy c J N t 1 Laura Street Jacksonville, Florida c □ □□□[ ■ world-wide Paradise restored, Dut this earthly blessing or salyatlon has not come to mankind as yet and Cannot corns before.Its time. Ht. P eter tolls us that thoBs “times of restitution of all things which God Jinth spoken..by youth, vigor. Every man will b a rs h century" of schooling, of Instruction, of" preparetlou for living. Open and violent slu, wickedness aud Injury to others will not be perm itted at thet tim e a t all. ilpro the world begem" -will begin at the Second Cuming of C h rist-a fte r he ■hull have selected tliu Hulutly few who will couBtltuta his Bride, his Joint-help*. lu his glory, huuor 'nud -immortality— •hie nateclstes U> .the Menslsulc Hint; portuidtleu for testing, proving, teach1 Ing mankind. The disobedient will I receive punishments, “»tripos." Tho Faster Russell Explains Issiafi*Uv, 20 LwelWoers u*lll 1*« blqsued, rewarded, uplifted. But after having enjoyed a i contury of nui’h eobqollug and cntTCC: Uou In righteousness, those still resist­ ing the Divine regulntlous will be sen­ . Living and Dead—Just and Unjust. tenced, as sinners, to bo “out oa" Pastor IIushcII declares that Gods from life. provision-for tho Church jjlll ftmlude not only those nltvo a t the tiecoud Coming of Christ, but also, by a resur- / roclion change, ail those who have fallen asleep la Christ throughout this sic, was secured. Gospel'Ago. These will constitute the Every seat Was Ailed aud a few turned “first resurrection,” and as priests of aw ay on the. occasion o f his last dis­ God and Christ will reign with him n thousand years (Revelation xx, 4). course here February B. Today, how­ Jn st so also", the earthly blessings ever, hundreds wen* unable to galu will Include not only the people livings PERT PARAGRAPHS adm ittance aud are promising thein- a t tho time oMbo Inauguration of that hm'X l buy aud a miowt U algu-of Ulghtauusumui,-but also, «*-. nuSvr dangerous us lung us they * • though a still liirgPr auditorium tho n.ediyiajer-Bald, "All that aro lu ahould bo sought. ho evil as well as tho are Id cotnpahy. - It Is wheu separation Pastor Russell translated his text to Uy/pnea coming forth . takes yd hce thut nn anxious moment Is £r(g*nnl Immediately-1 read, “Thenceforth there shall b e uo wlU li ir^fk&hfulness during 'j m ars (death of) nn Infant of da?*, »or b ram i , which precedes jhA-.' If «¿m riiV w pro consistent what of on old man who bath not filled his th e!» / wqÿhj J>r tliiv iogirul end of m en7 e o rth o world. Then tl days; for the dying ouo shall ho but n ; X”* . ^™. child a t a hundred years o ld -a sinner of'm ankind; aside <romi,-f^ .ljiiiiu i'c h There are people who do you favors • hundred years old shall bo accursed" class, will all bo brought to a" knowl­ —cut off from life. He pointed out edge of the T ruth—heathen and civi­ In order thut they may remind you of from the text th a t this statem ent la a lised —nono will njiy longer bo allowed It lu tlmo of peace aud huppiuess. prophecy respecting the future—re­ to gropo In darkness c r to bo blinded Borne i»copie work hard for the sole specting the time when Messiah's by Satan and. tho attractions of sin. Kingdom will rule tho world.'. The Satan himself will bo bound and all purpose of wcarlug a martyr'a crow a. Vareee following the text,- he said, in­ tho fallen angels with him will bo reIf everybody hod artistic taste, what d e n t« clearly th at In th a t gluttons sttnlned from' deluding or having any­ ®poch landlordism will be a thing of thing further to do with humanity. would we do for our supply of com­ th e p a s t People will build their own The light of the glory of God will fill mon people? houses and Inhabit them ; plant, their the whole earth as the waters cover Of course It alw ays eeerns to us (hat own vineyards and enjoy the fruit the great deep. Eyery knee shall bow thereof. They give a description of the and every tongue-conr*j»s to Messiah— It Is tho other fellow th at Is holding off the millennium. period when sin will be giving place to tho glory of" God the Father. Hundred-Year Old Children. to righteousness; end sorrow end death Where there is a will there la some­ win be giving place to happiness and -’ll) iho . beglnulng, before our race times a way and sometimes n won't. Bf»" perfect end lasting. had fallen so fa r Into death, some of Ua members lived to bo several hun­ Two Salvations Taught In tho Bible. The telephone ahould ndt be called a dred years old, and th a t under the un­ All o f us In the pest have cgAread favorable conditions of the curse— perfected Instrument tlll'lC r feminine our Bible» end not noticed th a t there thorns, thistles, e tc At that time, subscriber» can exchange sleeve p at­ f two Micelle»«. One will be to heav- laid the Pastor, human kind who weft tern» as well as cake recipes over It. •* iy conditions like unto the angels, only lit hundred years old were but where there will be no planting, no aa children. Today, a fter air thousand A man should be thankful that be building, etc. Thin la thé solvation of­ yearn of experience -under the fall, doesn’t have to wear his wife's bat Infered from Pentecost to the present centenarians are rare—and these »re atoed of msrely paving for 1L----- J----JftBA-JQ tfcs falthftil-fsw Twhe-welfc-hr "iflfl fcieu returning to second childhood. the footsteps of Jesus end make their The restitution processes of Emanuel's Bom* Exceptions. N ot *v*ry m icrobe you m ay ra**t ‘VeUlng end election sure." The other reign of righteousness will have so up­ IS m ean enough to can . eel ration will be an earthly one. It lifting and tihjsf cd- nu rtf^ct en m an­ Tho g erm th a t flavors b u tterm ilk will recover mankind from sin, degra­ kind aa tS ’Miring back, not only la quit* a friend o f m an. dation, aorrow and death, to human strength of morals a n d .o f mind and D rink h ea rty an d you‘11 llv*. th*y To »** Lb* »coffer« p ass aw ay. Of will, but also physical strength— Humor and Philosophy Fancy Work* nf All Kindi. Stamping, Embroidery Suppliti, Hand Pili,i>3 CKim llmi.i Midi Cooking • “SpecieIt y ¡ i *- . Consignm ents and Urdera Solicited T H E Paying R ent! Sanford Building & Association Own y i t c if y g iT T ni H o irie NORTH Atlantic • oast Line SOUTH ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING-CARS For Information, Rates and Reservations see near t-Atlrnitic FRITOT, D. P. Agent -JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA �On Some of m i r ' Land. Nineteen „ Thousand Acres But W e Have Close to Lucky Sanford Where Ten Aores W ill Keep a Fam ily In the Flowing District and Flat Woods. Land Fine Good Drainage RAI CRO AD T H R O U G H T R A C T The beautiful St. Johns River forms our northern boundary. The broad waters of Lake Jessup on the west and Lake Harney on the east, with the sinuous trail of the Ecconlockhatchie on our southern border make of this tract . S P O R T S M A N ’S P A R A D ISE We Can Sell You Ten Acres, or Ten Thousand Acres. Wrlto or Com e and Sec Garner-Woodruff Building j and often f..o. b. cuhIi sal©» arc mail©, bringing tin* grower th© cash where A« tills Issue of Tli*? Grower will the good« an* tnadntt Another, nnd probably go into the* ban,la oj many a" very Im.ioi'ti'it «etulllloi: to he conperaons who «>ntem plate engaging In HTd-im, la-trout prow rro: As early vegetables 'almost Invar* the truck businessTn Florida, ntwl who ur© entirely Ignorant of lb© condition« lalily command a h©ltor price than and possibilities of the business li.ore, hit** ones, nut! a week's dlfTerencc-In it may not In* amiss to sound a not© of | shipment freqiuiuliy means doubling warning and ©nil their el lent loti to a the net pale« to the grower It cun few problem« th£l should U»y.c«r©fully readily b e M*en that tin* m atter of a considered Iteforo a location la de­ few degrees in tempcralilr© oftejl cide*! upon. T h e lpcatlbn of the farm ■means u great aavJjlg. In ftU’t, a dlfIs a very Important »witter. Tie* ques- fetch*© of two degree« Hi tem perature lion of cost of transportation to mar­ often represents Jbe value of a crop, ket by rail or water Ib a vital one, and may be .expressed In plain lan­ and th© fact th at water competition guage, a« the difference between a ulwnyw liaa, and always will, produce dea dcrop and a live one. Therefor© lower rail rn^ea, should be passed up- If can readily !>*» Been th a t tin* quesWii, Again, tile d istan ce froln tho.Jtl|on of lo*-ul •temperaturA 1» by no chief market« which we u s e 'ln dls* means opr to l«* Ignored—a contraBt posing of our products. Is a m atter to of two to flv© degrees In■tem perature he thought of, as the present mind of 1« often found In localities only a few the interstate' Commerce Cotnmlselon miles dlstaiit from each other. Thin does not predict a blanket rale for condition Is often explained by reason FI6rtdave«eUibW ^ftl_Uny_lItU0 1» the of—bodies of deep^w sler lying to tho near future. Be|ldes, t do not con- nor 11) o r northwest. This water does aider a blanket rat® appllowble to all not grow cold, as nuddenly as the nlr Florida points to be. fair and Just aud its warmth teiopers the surround­ ©liber to the transportation^ Ilnurs or ing atmosphere on cold night«. Dark low lauds are also colder than lighter to the communities themselves " soils, and basins ur© colder than the It la Iru« the IrtuwporUUlon rule« bills, as cold nlr, being heavier, settles are now beltfg made or regulated by In (be low places on frosty nights. the government, aqd In all probability Distance from -trni«*portatlon la unwill forever be controlled b y I t Hut other factor to be considered. An It must bo remembered that the acre of land in Florida Is capable of umount of business done by tho trans­ yielding annually 2C M JO O to 10,000 portation lines will always cut a figure In tli« rate, and th a t Is a m atter also ■•omuls of Vegetables, ami to this may to bs considered In the figuring of be added fertilizers nnd olhor farm present and prospective freight rates. supplies, which have to be bnuled to Ho much for transportation facilities. the fa rm e r’annually. A little simple Another Important consideration U mathematical calculation will rendly the community la which one locates. convince lb« prospective trucker that Aside from tb s social and educational It pays to %be hattlly to a shipping « advantages which every Intelligent point. _ Again, If one contemplate« «rowIn« toon look» Into, the extent to which such vegetal*)** as require consider­ the trucking business is done, la tho neighborhood Is a m atter of Ira por­ able labor to gather, such as beans, ta nce.If the business la carried on on peas/ berries, celery, cukes, tomatoes, a small seal« o r by a few small grow­ etc» (ami nearly all kinds require con­ ers, there will be found some difficulty siderable labor In growing and gathin loading solid cars of vegetable«, and eriugl th e labor problem must by all Often a one would be compelled to us« ex* means not be overlooked. Press seiTloe, which Is very unreason ten-acre farm will need' as many as able and u»tl#factory. Bomo e le s s iHHWUi Ttfthds, arid' a* most dHTiTs <* of vegetables beve to b« refrig­ labor Is wanted only for a short time. erated, and this cannot be done unless It is patent that one must be naar a ■olid car shipm ents are made. Again, town, where this surplus of holp canj, where considerable quantities Of veg- be had when needed•Ublw are grows ths buyers oome. Th« oost of obtalniag water for Ir­ , - A W O R D TO P R O S P E C T IV E TRUCKERS. Sanford, Florida rigation pur|K*se» 1» further food for thought. While we have uu annual rainfall of 52 tncties, It has been found highly profitable tu provide Irrlgntldf), j t r i m $lrr«t. itti«* Mock tremi Ur poi imporli r (’«loffie-« J s for most garden crops. In somo lo­ calities Mowing wells, at small exH. E. W ISE , Proprietor ■«•nse, may b<* bad, and th**se, por­ formerly Manager of Central Cafe traits afford tile cheapest means of Irri gal Ion. Tiler© art) also Idealities + S t e a k s , C h o p s , Oysters and Fish a Specialty where artewltttj wells may be had at a d*'|*Vb of 100 to 200 feet, affording an A P L A C E F O R LA D IE S AND G E N T L E M E N iibtmduivco of water, but uh Uio water r ._ # * ’ • - * ,* * * from these well« does not rise to tho S h o rt O r d e rs At All H o u rs E v e ry th in g F i r s t C la s t surface, II 1« neceBsary to. use a pump nnd engine 111 forcing It over the aur* ■* . I, * -face, either through pip« or In fur­ | Prompt, Cjevil Service Meal Tickets nre Sold at Reduced Rotes row». 7 .. . ......................................................... .............................. Again, there are other localities where witter In sufficient quantity for Irrigation purpoBett connot/ be obtain­ ed at any roauonable cost. The Inal, but by no means the least, I•.. *., t *-/ *„ consideration Is ibe qualltyof the land to be used for gardening purposes. When It la known that one acre .of i ;■ kTnrlda.> beat-land. tioUfUL cleared, M--- i£S2---- fcjiced nnd properly Irrigated, calls No.*!, P a r is h Grove. Price $ 2 ,0 0 0 for about ItOO ln cb-an coali before a «•*©«1 Is planted, and, In addition to 300 Trees 6 -A cre Grove this, the expene© of growing nnd *lrar-, vesting th«* i-mps for a period of live The Laud ¡8 described as follows: year» will represent another Item of W, A of S.-W. % of N.rji Vk; and the S. 13.G8 chains of, Morn« |ht)0 .or more, depmidlng, of. course, ti|*on thy kliut of crop« grown, the E. 3.18 chains of the S.-E. J4 of N.-W.' 54 of Section 1, tt will readily bo sw a that It does not Township 20, S.. Range 20 E.. containing obout 14 acres. pay to put this outlay on Inferior soil. The location iB about one-mile east of the town of SefTner, If one should undertake the building Hillsboro County. SefTner is ten miles east of Tampa on the of a costly structure, he would cer* Atlantic Const Line. There is a fine macadam wagon rood taluly. »t>© to It that the foundation from Tampu to SefTner and' on to- Plant City. The orange was good. trees are mostly seedlings with a few grapefruit and satsu* I do not wish to be understood as saying that it requires an outlay of mas. About half of the trees are of bearing size, and the I UK) to get an acre of land ready for rest are smaller. The land Is medium low hammock of the the send. Hut 1 do say that $400. most excellent quality; so that There is considerable fanning wisely Invested In an acre of land for land outside of the grove. gardening purpc**es, 1« a Judicious out* Originally this was very heavy* .hammock woods, and it lay.* However, to those who do not ears to put so much it) one acre, 1 must have cost two or three hundred dollars an acre to clear way say that cheaper lands may be und prepare the laud for orange trees atjd garden. There had «t, «ay, from |10 to 125 per acre. are no buildings on the ^property, but it is so near to SefTner, Ami may be clean'd, fenced and made no buildings are necessary. ready for Mu' plow for on additional Mr. W. F. Taylor, of Seffner, is in charge and will cheer­ $20. SuclW auds may be UB«*d-profit­ ably In growing melons ami general fully show the property. funn croV*. which m ature In summer, a«tMrelget*oiv ma y- be-4hq>sused with.—J. K Davis, in Florida Grower.- | TH E CITY RESTAURANT j• "1 We mek® • specialty of framing pictures. Try pft. Ssnfsrd Turni tore C*. SANFO RD : V F L O R ID A M lf ' ’, . , . * .V « / « . /. _T| �FltHINQ IN FLORIDA. F lo rld a t« » some UiOO mile* of sa lt Ladle»’ While Waists V w ater coast which, added to h er fresh Smart dressers realize that there w ater bodlaa—lak*a, r iv e n , pond», la as much difference in Waists »prince, havoxu and bayou*—give both variety and diversity of field, end »up. as among people, some are ordi­ ply a variety and dlvarfelty- of fishes, nary, others ^high-grade and a tocether exceptionaL W e find a few fcw distinctive. Ours belong to flab— th a t a re common on the Norththe lost named class. They are e ra cooata, such a s the «tripod base, Lawns, Batiste ^nd all Irish aea baa*, bluefiah, etc. Other* will Linen, beautifully trimmed and not ran ee north of Delaware, other» a re local I n 'th e ir habit* and . ranee, tailored effects, very special •uch a* grouper» and snapper*. All a t ___ ........................................ 9 8 c a lo o f the ooean and gulf coast*, where the treah w ater lakoa a re n e a r the flo r a l and D ot Law ns m i , Ibero a rc to bo found, within -a mil« o r two, both a*It and froth Wa­ A new shipment of LaWns ter*. with th eir «operate and dlatlnct bought under price and will be tomlllcQ of flshea. Nowhor« In thla sold at □ great saving, they come m a t country can the angler find greatin White and Colored Back or variety, o r more,' or better aport Grounds with large floral ,and than on the coast o r Inland w atori of Florida. Ismail dainty patterns, a regular 10 and 12H e seller, but our low .The. m oat attractiv e flshea for both fun and food ar0 about as follows: .price w ill-b e................... ...... 8Hc Fompanlo, sheepebead, channel baas, ! •a lt w ater trout, red grouper, oavalll, Sm yrna and B ru ssells R u is mangrove,^mfimlah m ackerel, tarpon, barracuda, bluefiah, drum, etc. Moat A new shipment of these large of these flab cam frequently bo caught and bcauttful , Rugs in many w ith hook and tin« and many of thorn pretty and desirable patterns. furnloh a groat deal of aporL Th« all* The Smyrna Rug being a revere* var m ullet swarm« In .moat Florida able one adds greatly to its water», and can bo caught boat with value, while Brussell tapestry coat n e t or sOlnc, aa U refuse« all Undo of b o lt The muUet la « 'fin e are noted for durability. These food flab and la caught in largo quanare on display for M onday..9 8 c ■Mile« an d 1» cured by aalting. It, and oapeclolly m u lle t-ro e ,. 1» very much C otton M a ttress «■teemed by the native Floridians, who frequently drlvo to the coast from About 30 of these splendid Cot­ ope hundred nrlleu Inland to procure ton top Mattresses le ft They * w inter «took of this dolloacy. -are Tull double bed size, a great On« of the sm aller sited pan-flah value at $3.50, Monday. . . $1.98 which Inhabit* the bay« around Flori­ Another great value U our genu­ d a 1» the pig flub, which can bo Yreine Eagle Felt Mattress, mode queftUy caught a t tbs ra te of fifty to full double bed size and is very on« hundred par hour. It la a guiua Mille flah and quit« sporty, durable as well ns colnfortable, In the fresh water«, pike, black $10 value, special and striped boas, bream, perch and catfish. The boss are eagvclally largo Folding Sp rin gs and gamey and will give th« truo ang­ ler plenty of amusement. There is nq Spring that id moTe durable, easily handled and more W hore to go for good fishing, It would be hard to *ay; tbo place« aro comfortable than this full size so num erous th a t there la but Uttls (4 feet fl inch)1*Folding Spring, choice, except In aa far as railroad they can be htfndled without the and other facilities a re „ooncerned. abuse of bed, also without' hav­ Naturally, away from towns, railroads ing to call upon hubby, worth and steam boats bettor fun can b« en­ joyed. ■ s $2, special.. . . . . . .......... $1.69 Florida fish are atill uneducated. Your tackle need not be of any par­ ticular «hade, and ex penal r« files are ueejpaa. All one require* la a good stout' boas rod and good'strong tacklo and hooka For hand, line flah lug, m l deals largely use cabled laid cotton and oottim braided line*.—S t Cloud Tribune. . Bed S p e c ia l___ r ' ; . * . Anotlier value in durability just os good as the higher price one, but not quite so elaborate. They are made with the continuous post and ball joints, with white enamel, made to retail for $3. but Caldwell’s low price o n ly .. .$1.98 OR EVEN TO HEL-ENA, MONT. Oo W ait, young man, an Qrooley said, and carve out woaltb and fame; It you're equipped with heart and head you'll surely win the game. Jf you one bravo and staunch and true, ambition In your breast, all things will surely come to you; ».so, then, y°ung m as, go west, Oo east, young ikon, and win renown, the field's be­ yond compare; the toller In the field or town may gain his laurels there. TUe^youth who'd tak e a higher, way than th at of clod or beast will rlsa to E m broidery F louncing A new shipment of these beauti­ ful Flouncing arrived this week ranging in widths from 18 to 45 inches, they come in eyelets and handsome embroidered designs, having a medium width inser­ tion or banding to match, very pretty and stylish for the sum­ mer wear, prides from 2 5 c to $1.13 young man, go east. • Oo south, young man, to virgin field, and build your­ self a hom cp-returning only o n 'y o u r ahleM, as did the youth of Romo. Oo to your work with willing hands and calm and restful moilth, and fortune •wait« for your command«; go '^outh, good youth, go 'south. Oo1 north— wh*t boot* It where you wendT All regions - ore th e sam e; the earnest. D ress S k ir ts Just received a large shipment of Ladies’ Skirts in Tan, Blue and Black, beautifully tailored and are made in the newest styles, they come in Voiles, Panama, Mohairs, etc., some are piped with bias folds, While others are trimmed with buttons, only................. . . $ 2 4 8 to $ 9 .9 8 ______ t— H Igh kckesl Nates----------The Debating Society held a meeting Monday, April 19th. The subject of dpbate was: “Resolved, that the saloon keeper U ootynore guilty of crime than the man wbo commit* the crime while under the influence of drink sold to him by. this salooa keeper.*' The negative H osiery A few dozen Ladies’ thread Silk Hose in Black only, Lisle foot and a six inch Lisle top, more durable than the all silk, special per pair............... ................. 4 7 c P erca le Special looK still more lovely ii arrayed in some of the dainty fabrics we are offering. . . W ill For C o m m e n ce m e n t White hand woven Batiste 50-in. w ide.. . . - 5 9 c White, wash Chiffon, 50-in. wide........... , . 7 - 5 0 0 French Organdy in white, 45-in. wide------ 3 4 c French Nainsook-in white, 45-in. wide........ 3 4 c Fine quality Mercerized Batiste, 47-in. wide. . 3 3 c Just twenty-five different ''pat, terns to select from in Blue, Brown and Black on White and Colored Grounds. They make up very pretty ns well as servicable, the colors nre fast and will laundry. Full 30 inches wide^ and of n light weight, special.......... .............. . . . . 12c C hinese M ailing Very special for Monday only, twenty-five rolls of Chinese Matting, nice assortment of iHitierns. comes full 30 inches wide uiui as a good value at 25c per yard, but os a special leader for Monday we will sa y .............. l9c Bed Springs Printed Foulards in newest shade Natural color Pongees, 30-in, wid 32-in. Dimitics in dainty patterns 27-in. Japonika Silk in al| shades A complete showing of 36 incli Mcssalinc in the pretty evening shades, Pink, Sky Blue, Copen­ hagen. Yellow, Nile Green, Lavender,' Black, White and Navy.. Worth from $1.25 to $1.50, our price. . . . . .... . . . . .............. 9 8 c Yet with all,these pretty Fabrics your dress ' is not complete, doesn!t hang wròng the dress right, somethin milker gets the ame, but I before we go further, suppose you try the guaranteed Warrert Rust Proof Corset, it will surely change your oppinon, you will love your dress because the Corset brings out the fine lines of your figure. / \ll the new s obtainable only at D . A . Caldwell & Sons *» * * A nd too, there is still another impoi tarit feature, our feet, they are notice« as well as the dress and it is safe to sa; that if it is a pair of God man or Sei by’s Oxfprds, Sandals or—Pumps ii Kid, Patent Leather, .Gun Medal Vo Suede they will be in keeping. . . \ Iff our entire line you can surely find som occasion com your purse Ing May 4th our Store >se at f p. m,, ThursClerks Half Holiday. Just a few left in this paruculat Wire Woven Spring that hive been selling at $3.50. they at» full double--bed spring*—-i-feef and 0 inches wide, much ap­ preciated by the hqusewife for their light weight and ni>ily kept clean, special B e d S p e c ia l We have on hand .i limited number of these pretty mid very servicable, large coutiuin>ib.jx>st, tea ball joint Iron lied heavily white enameled and .i i nickerjuck at $7.50, but our price „will be for Monday,. $5.39 S p ecial Sfioc Sale . For Monday only, just ^•veinyfive pair Ladies’ Oxfords in plain and “ Patent placed on the bnfg;nn i '•inner for one day only nt ihe priceThese shoes nre gunnnnmt tube all leather, and a quick -• Iter at $1.25, Monday, price 98c Corsct Covers Just seventy-live Corset Covers made of a nice quality, medium weight Nuninsook and beauti­ fully trimmed with Vul. Lace, Embroidery and Beading, with different colored Ribbons „ run through. Very pretty, a 39c seller for just n few days only, each ................ 25c C olored U nderskirts and in the much wauled Black and White stripes,,ajjd clicks, they are madej^wifyf a 18* inch plaited Flmifil'5r>eeain' be­ ing covered with black tin*1that adds much to its beauty, it also ‘J8c saves laundry bill w w f Gloves *. , * th e Glovereilk long Silk Goves afe ipade with the patent double tips, uud are guaranteed to wear, in. Black, White and colors, short..................... . I.nn«l ’ 97c The Irving Literary Society held lu reg ulor meeting Monday afternoon. . The High School library has made promising beginning. Several new m being the Harvard CUsalca, Dr. Eliot's famous five-foot library. Commencement is less then a month off now and preparations are being mode now for a very Interesting ronun—oa- Tw o Stores, 121-123 E. F irst Street F lo r id a �rjjPLJWry April 28. isti T llt’/SANfORD HERALD FIGURES NEVER LIE Notice to Stockholder* SANrORD LODGES Tou sre hereby riven notice th at s ipecial mretina of the nockhcldtra of the Crratal Ice Sanford Ledge No. 27. L O. d. F. Compsny held on Moqdav, the Aral M**ta every Monday at 7:30 p. m „ over Imperial day of May, A. D, toil, at the prlndwU of­ fice of th r cwnpaay, i t lit rectory site, near Theatre J C, Halt N. 0, , , W. S. Bauiwis, Sec y. V'h qf Son ford. In Orange county. Hale of Florkii. for the mirpus* of votlnf upon a propoMllori in lru*rea** lu cipiU l stock from Fifty T7»ou»anil Dollar». ronsltUng of five hundred »harea. of Seminole Chapter No. 2.Order Eastern Star Me«u every second and fourth Friday In ruohth. the par value of one hundred dollar* each, to Sev­ enty-live Thoutand Dollar«, to nuurlat of »even Every one who haa seen hi* Star In the Ea»t are • hundud bihI fifty th tr e t of the par vAJce of one cordially Invited to visit the chapter. Auer E. Roasts«. Sec'y. hunilred dollari JOHN F. HARRISON. Pyhihlcnt 33-41 f HI.I) KAISER. Secretary lArrSaiOfer f . O. C ,C e le ry C ity A erie 1833 Meetings fin i end third Tuesday* In every month. Notice of Application for Tax Deed Hall In Welbonie Block, third Ooor Florida -Yield* M ore To Acre Thon Any O ther s ta te Florida »oil. when Intelligently and in* tenalvely cultivated, yields o greater average return per acre than any other state In the union. Even when ordinary rnetohds ore employed the return in cash SHIPPERS OF is far greater tnnn any other section of the country averages. The Year Hook of the Department of Agriculture shows Under Section 8 of Chapter -1888. this to be n fact and not merely claim P tte e n U Lodge No. S. K. o f P. Laws of Florida Meet» »rcond »nd fourth Tueadaya. Vialting made by Floridians. The Year Book Notice I» hereby given that A. E IVmrgan. pur- knights always welcome. I* E. Hutchlnaon. C C. gives the following figures, which are <li«wr o il» * Certificate No ï(lîli_d»ied. 267» dated the thi 5th Felix S Frank. K. R. and S. alone convincing proof of the Superiority (tsy ôl Noveinbrr, A. D. IH93, hai flloil «aid rettiti cate In roy oltlce. and h ai made application for Sanford Ledge, No 62. F. A t. M of Florida soils over those of the state T a r Deed to l*iue In accord on«- with lav. Said C. W. Spencrr, Master; J. C- Enamlnget, Secre­ certificate embrace« the following described prop­ named, showing as they do, the average erly ■itiiainl In Orange-county, Mnrtda. to-wil: tary, Communication every fin t and third TtnirsSWit of NWK of SW il/Sec. 33, tp . 21 S. R. 32 E. days at 7:30 p. m. Visiting brother« welcome. value of all farm products per acre: The laid land being aaaeated at the date of the Missouri....... : .............................. $ 9.38 tatuane* of auch certificate in the name of Un­ Unite Brotherhood of Carpenter» and Join known Owner. Iowa............................\ ........... 12.22 Unleta aaiil Certificale aliali la- redeemed ac­ e ra of A m erica to law. Tax [Veil will laaur thereon on the Illinois.......................................... 1 12.48 cording Sanford Local Union No. 1751. U. B. of C. and 1. BIh. day or May, A D 1911. ** •* Ohio]............. ............ 13.3« Wltnea* my official tignami* and teal this the of A. meet* every Thursday night at 7 o'clock in the Eagles' Hall. W. A. Rumonr. president: T. L F lorida........ ........................... 109.76 llth day of April. A. D 191!. Lent, R. S. A T. R. M. R niniK . These figures show only the average. Clerk Cim ili CourL Orange County, Florida SANFORD. FLORIDA >. ■ . J E tr ily M. A. Howard. U. C. When the soil Is cultivated-intelligently, C. M. HAMILTON irrigated and fertilised when needed, the In Court of the County Judge, Stole • DENTIST returns from a single acre often redeh as of Florida much as a thousand dollars or more. The Room 13 Pico Building ■*WW***k***W W *»W* W * W***MkWW%» W V*WW*kW*H »W»k»W»k4 returns depend almost entirely upon the Íí! H. Whltner } Orange County . To till Cr'editufa, Ix-guleet. Dlatrlbuterl and all . Phone 355 attention given the crops that are planted leraona having Claima or Demanda againti aald Catate and cultivated on the land. Von. and e»rh of you, arc hereby notified and The natural resources of Florida are required to preient any ‘claltna and demanda DR., C. G. B U T .Î which you. or either of you. may have againat the C A P IT A L $30,000.00 greatly diversified, and there are opr ektnle of K. II Whltner. deceaaed. late of Orange • 4.-* , , Florida, to the undertignrd administrator portunlties here for the Investment of county, . DENTIST of aald ríta te , within two year» from the date The ONLY bank in Sanford that capital In various lines. The State« cun hereof. Oilier: Yowcll Building easily support a population of 10,000,000 Dated April |8 lh . A JD N1911 INSURES EVERY DOLLAR DE- WHITNER, SANFORD. FIjORIDA Adminiatrator, hut at present It has a population of only 30-84 POSITED AGAINST LOSSirom any three-quarters of one million.') The pos­ and all causes. • : : : sibilities of Florida are nt last being DR. R. M. MASON % recognized and there is today a great DENTIST rush of capital and of homescedcrs to JEWELER T H E P E O P L E S BANK OF SANFORD Welborn Block Phon? 19 tills agricultural and horticultural Eden. MY SPECIALTIES Those who come now will reap n large OFFERS Saníurd. Florida sha re of ihO-PBollta that will accrue froth Pickard's Hnnd-Pnlmed‘ChtrnrT— :-----Prompt ServicePolite Service Accurate Service Rorhfim'* SicrlinjpSttyei the increasing prosperity of the state. _ ■ i dr; w . e. h o u sh o ld er Rogers' Plated Ware and will npprocinte your patronugc Residence for Sale Elgin ami Waltham Watches DENTIST FOUR PER CENT allowed on pavings Deposits On account of the incorporation of San­ Room« 23. 24 and 23'. Ptco Bid* 'Phone 41 ford Heights I will t>e obliged to sell my Safety Deposit Boxes for rent ALL GOODS GUARANTEED SANFORD. FLORIDA. residence on Park avenue, it is a new house of nine rooms and bath, all modern M M, SMITH, H. R. STEVENS. II. E. TOLAR . conveniences, large Jot, orunge trees, D IC K IN S O N ^ D J C K I N S O N President , Vice-President , Cashier 'A . % U {teach trees, grape vines and (lowers, line of the most desirable residences and A tto rn e y s at ta w T residence sections of Sunford. Two other I’«) pies itaijk Bldg. titiiiford, Florida lots and fine burn can be sold to'pur­ R A T E S A T chaser. Knsy terms made to proper puny. Florida Fruits «»a Vegetables' ; General Insurance Agents Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida He n r y McLaulin S UM M E R 36-2 R. J . H o l l y . Don't forget you can get your chipped beef and ham cut on an Americun slicing machine at W. W. Long's market 26-tf Beit grade Blttterene at Long's grocery. Try it wiifle butter is high. 26-tf _JV1ERRIE ENGLAND is the title of a book on Socinl. ism, containing the underlying ~ principles und tho most impor­ tant objections. For salt* at 211 F irst Street. P rice 10c DR. BYE-L0> HOTEL P er Bay . HAND C. K E M P OBTBOPATHIC PH Y • I CI AN Sanford 1-: Flo rid a H arneas and W agons to M O T Building Hoarders - AL S O --Little Real Estate > SANTORO Man 1! ' * » Phone 2*8 Quicker, Neater and Better than the Old W ay ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Pructlce in Stair ond F»*deral Court» WtllKtrn Bloth Sanford. Flu THOMAS EMMET WILSON *’ _ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW t.iur S tair Attornr'y Srvrnih Judicial Clrcuif of florid* Lake View --- Housge •- • Just Opcpcd ~ -a 4*- A. _ . i M HANSON . SA WORD. I LOKIPA W»W**W W W W **W W *V W *W W A *W A W »H WWWW W 4aW aW W M W Drink a Bottle of L. G. STRINGFELLOW*" Home Cooking —i Just Try Me and See Same Man but New Locitlon No. 113 W . M rst Street, N ext D oor to W o o d h iffg Store "Keakiqore*. Sahfunl ond Svlvan Laka- JUSTICE OF THE PEACE . XT“ NOTARiVJWBLk' Hoard and Lodging • ----------------- . Shoe Repairing By Machinery i * FLORIDA V-W .• GEO. A. DeCOTTES CmI.if Mtglxtill* Avrtlkl« and I Inid Si1ft f *’ D lacksm lthlng and H o r s M tio e ln i l‘r»rt»T . in S itie anJ fNlCllI Courts C, W. R O S E , Prop. The S T A B L E . .. ------------- H B A V y^tfA U LIftG AMD C O N T R A C T IN G ---------— T ”1 ~ = -= -A -N D E w " J O H N S o iT " ” F R E E Pool V Horses and M ules Bought and Exchanged KftOKNEY-AT-LAW Sw lm in g SALES ,j a r • $5 to $7 j: - * BRO TH ERS LIV E R Y , F E E D and tUlicc it Residence SlUMugnoliu Ave Ollice Hours: 9 to 12: 3 to 6 Other (tours by uppoinunent $1 to $ 1. 5« W eely Rates E. — Office In Çjty Hall G IV E 'US A T R IA L or the sph o f a prophet nre noi re-, <iulred to predict that farm iunda in Rates $5 to $6 per Week *• *■ | Orange County will never cost less. [• ' Destta^lp xheap .government land* A . F* O S T E R ? 1 ' " /jKOfl decreusttl si) rapidly the past • Coiue, Fital S lrc rl and Sauwwd A vyAu % few years that improved funning !\ . land in this section have felt the * law of supply and demand und are rapidly increasing in value. Don’t WHY HESITATE?delay. See U9 today. w ADE, THE TUNER, - G IN G ER A L E OR S d D A W A T E R Manufactured with i>ur« ditUlled water—they will prevent illnaaa, aid digestion and give yt*u healtli FMONK NO. 40. ORLANDO. : FLORIDA W ad« W ill Pay Phon« Toll on All Ganulna Ordara The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla FIRST NATIONAL BANK An OH*r That Involva* Ne Rltk Far Thoaa Who Accopt It. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES O F SANFO RD, F L A . . Wa ore ao poulUva our rumody will -cbtupleteljr roliova cuuaUpaUoD, uu 25 BICYCLES F . H. RAND. Pr»tld$nt »,* OKO. FIRM ALO , Vlee-FrM . 8anford, Florida matter how chronic it may be. that FR O M 4444 UP T O f l » , FO R NRW F . P . F O R S T E R , liH Id r O. F. W HITNRR, Aaat. CesMtr Bot ( 7t ‘.. I rt>*o< *7 we offer to furnish it free of ail coal Only National Bank In Orahgo County KIIAMÜARGEK ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + U It falls. O R LA N D O . y ‘F L O R ID A Constipation Is caused by weakness Funds Protoctod by Burglary Insurance the nerves and muscles of tha large XW**V*W**W**W*W*******W**V __________ ______S a fe ty D e p o sit Box«* fo r P o n t -----* of Intestines, ur^ «li-ocendlng nalum iTo e** O R G A N IZ E D 1887 AND * pert a cure you must therefore tone np and aueugthcu those organs and R a s h e s r o a c h p e p p e r -tpeatoro them to healthier activity. MAI NO ..«■ „ . » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ H Wa wan* you to try Bezall Orderlies (MIAINS^V UNUM ", f V» 000* ^ on our guarantee. They nre eaten like • —* * -* " A candy, end are particularly Ideal for uu hMn AH'- a»a« M» •«**■«« kin. Wnaieiiv lam IMi « t U n <•« — ROOM 20 children. They act directly on tha <* kwm «ink *«*> wo U imrhtti haa t* la»« «a tmtìaa w r m o nerves aud muscles of tha bowel*. t*. tw lu, 4t* W 1HII iw * iw UL' ► tu I« dui I . K J l U i . I n U f W W• B A K E R U p s ta irs , Pico Block They have a neutral action on the othm In. n, * 1 - m -, o __!$• I a# i< U h < n id IY f | W | (M Cl ar organs or glamjs.. They do not purge (-tart u uu |am*4 pf' ■MtMlWI.N|fM.aMa.(*ig|f|lwelllN>l UO or rause any Inconvenience whatever. ki mm tpafwat Hun lorn Jainoh vt k « mi tati v a t'« * -j ; O p a n -ta a o M la y s 4 to 6 p. m _ wÿm fri w %y“ où __1 h»iMÌTJiiaÉM iRBM They will [»oelUvely overcome chronic M* im tw«llKfeif| >i"Wf) fffwndCal Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida or habitual couaUpaUon and the myr­ A S H E D IS IN F E C T A N T C O iad* o t associate or dependent chronic T * m. « , Ftoeiea. allmenta. Try Itezall Orderlies at our ASHES RATSAULT ; Phone 106 NO. Ill PARK AVENUE. i m toa. IL i M tJwm I*** Awg 4Me* Nat. Two »Ires, 10c. - th^iaa^AH a J l Ig H wl,aw niée H.W«| only at our store—The Kazall -FLORIDA SANFORD, L. R. PHILIPS i* N. H. GARN ER Sanford Library ; Free Reading Room t I! n G. W. S P E N C E R i;'i �The Most Attractive Home In Sanford Heights t For • »» • '* * *1 Seven Rooms Wide Porches VOICE o r THE PEOPLE • fil U m *1 J gaaford Hospital Association n o a B ' i a n n > m 17, 111! WINTER PARK SCHOOL C l OSES Sold HU Paper ikjedUrt week's retwt............ S4Z7.90 11 T. P. Carnes has disposed of the Tav­ ares Herald to Mr. Miller.. Mr. Carnes pazawots— ....... 7.00 was in the d ty on Tuesday shaking hapds $443.90 with his many (rienda and will locati* in Msa Gsa tt. rsrasia tress. , Um newspaper bust nega in Orlando. WeSKiam-Kii ¡“ - « / . J» V.#« .r - ■ *» - "V Garage Splendid Kcwancc System of Water, Works Alley on West Side 14 Feet Wide. * I offer the House Furnished jjjv RICITD H. NARKS Appropriate ex ercises M ark This Im­ p o rta n t event Winter Park, April 24.—*The dosing exccrclses of the Winter Park publir school took place on Friday evening, the COLUMN DEVOTED TO P EO P LE 21st. The two candidates for graducation were Miss Alberta Smith and Miss May n This D epartm ent will be ro u n d th e Eteahor Moremen. They are well pre­ Views, Opinions and Com m ents ” pared to go forth to higher- and stronger Of P ractical W riters things and are accompanied by the hearty and loving good wishes of their .W ar, W hat fo r? T o r ProHt War going on In.Sanford to incorporate many friends. They were recipients of Sanford Heights only demonstrates again beautiful flowers aird Prof. Dickinson the hellish profit system under which we presented them ^ witli appropriate gold souvenir pins. are cursed. Miss Smith's charming essay on Our - Fight It out. boys, you believe In the Sanford wants-the-Heights, be­ Southern Poets w a s characteristic of h a cause it would be profitable to her to loyal appreciation., Miss Morcmm'scssey have them and give you just as little os was a carefully prepared historic study. Prizes given by Mr. Toiisey, one of the possible; and you. Mr. Citizen of Sanford, want-all the benefits of Sanford and yet most generous of the friends of the school, avoid paying city taxes. We Socialists were awarded to (he beat student in each . say to you vote the Socialist ticket, In­ department. These, were Annie Stone. augurate the cooperative commonwealth, Elsie Edwards and Agnes Moremen. eliminate the profit system. Taxes will Songs by the fresh young voices were be reduced to almost nothing or will not good. The Mother Goose party was be a burden, because • the masses will much enjoyed by the juvenile performers, . have what they create and not pass it up as jty.the audience. There, os in most cares, one always to a fe»fe para sites, as now In the shape ■3nd a sad note in all the pleasures . of interest, rent and profit. Study the philosophy of socialism. of life—so It was In this case, when Prof. Make yourself familiar with polltCa! econ­ Dickinson bid farewell to all. He has omy and lets avoid these wars for profit been a zealous and devoted principal for and-bulld up all of our city and citizens five years. He is entitled to the g r a ti­ and not a part and a few of them .. What tude and appreciation of the Winter Park public. That he may have the same say yout Socialist. success in the field of low to which he The Value of Velvet Beans has been admitted its everyone’s sincere Florida fanners and dairymen hdve in wish. tha velvet bean one of the cheapest and The exercises were closed with the mtbest dairy feeds. Experiments which usual treat of hearing Senator Palmer, have been carried out at tills station in- of Orlando, In words eHUting and eloquent dlcata that velvet beans, are nearly equal, congratulations, encouragement farewell pound for pound, to cottonseed meal, for to all —-Timea-Union. milk production. Prof. Dickinson Is a member of the law, The first test was ¡conducted during the firm of Dickinson & Dickinson of San­ winter of 1008-9. The results showed ford. The firm has secured quarters over that 297.75 pouhds of velvet beans In the : the Beggs & Palmer office In Orlando pod produce as much milk as 94.5 pounds where they will at once opon a law ofllcc. of cottonseed meal (7.5 per cejit, am­ Mr. Chas. P. Dickinson will be in the Or­ monia).- When 267.75 pouinlt of velvet lando office and .Mr. J. J. Dickinson will beans in the pod were feu with wheat remain at Sanford. bran nod sorghum silage, the cows gave -108.6 gallons of milk.. When 94.5 pounds New" Books In The,.Public Library of cottonseed meal were fed with wheat The Wednesday"t)lub have placed on bran and sorghum silage, 108.9 gallons of the shelves the following volumes: milk were produced. The cost per gallon Colonial Prose and Poetry, edited by of milk, not including labor, was: Velvet Prof. Trent of Columbia University. Three bean ration. 13.3 cents; cottonseed meal volumes.' '. ration, 13.7 ceDts. This shows a slight The Poe Centenary, John A. Patton., difference In favor of the^velvei bean The Seminoles of Florida. Minnie M. Wilson. ration. 1— The same 'experiment was repeated The National Capitol.Tiacclton. during the winter of 1909-10. In tfils test Life of Nelson, W. Clark Russell. * 816 pounds of velvet • beaus in the pod. Philip Sidney, Foxbourne. t^brn fed witli wheat bran and silage, Fro/n Chaucer to Tennyson, Henry produced 325.5 gallons of milk; while 576 Beer. poiibds of cottonseed meal prpduccd 328 The Middle Ages, Hallam. ^ galloui of milk, when fed with bran and Church History of Britain. Tuller. silage.^ The cost per gallon of milk was: The Literature of Elizabeth. Whipple. W l& 4heytlY iLbw > jgtien, *¿4 pern» —.A History of.Gerniany. Lewis ____ (Including labor. 17 cents; and with rite Half Hours of EngUsh History., by cottonseed meal ration, 16.7 ccnu (In­ Knights Ports 1, 2, 3. 4. cluding labor, 20.5 cents). This shows Mary, Queeu of Scotts, Mahne. that velvet beans, as a feed for milk pro­ Tudor and Stuart Princesses Strickland. duction, will produce as much milk as The Tudors CreTgbton. will cottonseed m eal and at 20 per cent The Age of Elizabeth. Creighton. Chamber's Cyclopedia of English Liter­ ature. Three volumes _____ Mrs. Elizabeth W ilson A rare treat Is th store fo r’the readers lira. J. K. Melting« and Harry Wilson of '‘William Shakespeare, Poet. Drama­ of rkt« d ty received the sad intelligence tist. Man," by Hamilton Wright Mablc. of the death of ' theLr mother which se­ Shakespeare's Heroines by Anna Jam e­ cured. Philadelphia last Sunday. They son Is another delightful volume. have the sympathy of their Sanford For students and lovers of the Immortal friends In their hour of bereavement poet and tils work there are the following: Shakespeare as a Dramatic Artfst. by ____ Date o f M eeting Changed The mooting of the Hospital Associa­ Moulton. Shakespeare. HU Mind and An. by Ed­ tion has been changed to Friday night M ar 5th Instead of May 1st on account ward Dowderi. Five Lectures on Shakespeare, by Ten of with meeting of the Eagles. Brink. Bomsmbsr the date, May 5th, aud every The Shakespeare Drama, 2 vols, Gy on* should be there. Snider. - ' :" .— Plenty of Room-in Attic for 4 Good Rooms *'rWM'iW»W«.W.>Wi'rWWfïiW«VMiWiiWVô>YmWiY.W.’M Jones-McLaughlin Company Lettersand Communications on Various Timely Topics. i h * Corner Lot Fronting East 67 Feet on Park Avenue and 130 Feet Deep. SANFORD U * For 30 Days I Offer my Shell D-ashedlBungalo w.ill Sailford Hei^hts For Sale The House is well "furbished Throughout' il * F urniture, Stoves and Household Goods S ec O ur Line Before Ypu Buy * Refrigerators *• * 4 Ice Boxes Water Coolers ,’ « Porch Rockers and Chairs ^ W. W. A B E R N A T H Y , Mgr. r C A S H OR Sanford Florida' I N S T A L L M E N T Overman W ears the B elt------- The fishermen are excited again. for J, 11. Overman captured a trout this week with hook and line that weighed. 12 pounds and one once. He nbw heads riie list and until some other disciple of Walton goes him one better wears the belt. Henry McLauhn has ordered The Herald gold medal ior the contest and t)ie local fisherman who captures the largest iront before October“ first will get the t Herald gold medal. Go to it, boysl ^ W W W W tV ^ Y V iY W W Y k V ^ W Y < tiY i> iiiiiiiir r | Ideal Oranges Grapefruit Tangerines . I is the tille of our npw citrus book which will be seni free on Ï* request. It is “right up-toniate" and written from the growers J* viewpoint IDEAL FERTILIZERS and' IDEAL METHODS are not new Their value has been proven by years of field work. but there always are new points of interest to growers, which 5should be considered ONWARD and UPWARD is ihe IDKAL < motto. • We put forth all our energies to give the RIGHTS; * «I f .1 . 1 Quality - V a • Service . • . Price Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., , I J A C K S O N V ILL E , FLO R ID A >.wwl IW A W an OOSE EAF EDGERS DU I We cun supply you with a Loose Leaf book for pny and tiTJ kinds of accounts, and can prove to you that they are tetter than a bound book, for any accounting purpose on earth. Saves labor, gives a convenient and handy record for immediate reference ami in the end is cheaper. Let us show you.................................... ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS ■m* % The Herald is prepared to furnish Engraved Calling fords ih> any and all styles of engraving. Strictly up-to-the-minute in type and workmanship. An Engraved Card always -carries with n evidence of social distinction. Let us have your order today. - ' u ■- * THE SANFORD HERALD P h o n e 148 H e r a ld B u ild in g S a n fo rd , Florid® r. ÍAÁlÍjái'di Se “More Fruit—More Money” X. To “the People of Sanford The undersigned officials of the town of Goldsboro, and ¡representing its citizens, optical to the citizens of the city of San­ ford for aid and sympathy in protecting our town from spoliation or destruction as the result of a plan on the .part of your city officials to procure front the present legislature an amended charter, whereby the corporate limits will/ be so extended as to include the town of Goldsboro and thus destroy our corporate existence. This town was duly incorporated about twenty years ago aud It has ever since regularly maintained its official corporate existence, performing ull the duties of a municipality. We have always been and we are now a peaceable, orderly and law abiding community. We nppealed to your counell. protesting against the proposed uctlon so far as it affected the interests of this town but our appeal was unheeded. We now appeal to you, citizens of Sanford, for your help in this matter. We are proud of the prosperity and development of your dty; but it is no good reason that, because you are big, you should swallow up our town just because we are little. There can be no just charge brought against us to justify the abolishment or overthrow of our corporate existence. If it is done m the way proposed U will be an instance of the tyrannical use of might, of power, and because we are few and fccble—Suraly you will not justify and uphold such a proceeding? We have acquired, some property us a . town. Weown our own house, sdiool and other corporate property. We fecl a pride In our town organization and earnestly wish to preserve iL To swallow us up in the corporate limits of Sanford will add very little to Sanford and take a great deal from us. It will impoM upon us • part of the burden of your bonded and other indebtedness _and add heavily to our burden of taxation, while we reap no material benefit thereby. We shall make bur appeal to the legislature in this be­ half and beg that you.' the justice loving citizens of Sanford, will give us such sup­ port es you can end we shell be ever grateful to you. ; M. B. Bellamy. Mayor Goldsboro G. W. B enton , President Council T. T. G u n , Town Clark. 35-4tc Summer ■ Ferfilizingji ■ - (. . .c . �WH.* »!?«»«',„..J I T ilt SAPPORO H ER A LD Ap ril 28. 1«1 Parochial Residence of rather Brcsnahan WHAT C U R E S E C Z E M A ? Wa have bad' ao uiunjr luqutrtM lately, reganllm t E d e m a and other ■kin dt*e«(*(?», th at, we are glad to make our. pnswer public. After care ful. Invt^ilKHtluu wt> to.vc found th at a «Implc waah of OH »>r W lbtergreeu, a i tompouuiled In D D. D., can be re ­ lied upon. \\> would not make this etatem ent to our patrons, friends and neighbors unless v.** went sure of It— and although "there are many so-called Eczema renjvitlcs sold, we ourselves unhesitatingly recommend D. D. D Pi ca^rlpt Ion. iiecuinr*»—\\> knciw Hint It Rives In ■taut relief to Unit torturing lit a INSU R AN CE A G EN T n m m m m the foutitlnlhm of tin» trouble. llecauac It flcattacs, *soothes and beala the skin. Because—It enable« N ature to rejmlt the ravages of the ili.«-m.o Because The records of ten years of complete cutes of thou'nm ls of the most serious «uses at nw itial 'll. H P I* today rccoKttfsVd us th e • absolutely rnlliitih’ Rcsema clire Pi up Into our store today. Just to talk over*yuur case with u* The C atholic Church Among the many changes unit impmvo . nicuts, that have been made iii Sanford during the past six months, by no means the least was raising of the district to the dignity of a Catholic parish so great was the influx of Catholics to Sanford sod neighboorhood that a resident priest was found to be absolutely necessary so that Hie spiritual needs of these- Cnthollcs may be attended to -accordingly iownrris T~tEc~cnti AOctober 1910 the Key. P: J; Ikesnolmn formerly diocesan mistionury of this diocese of St. Augustine wux sent hither by his bishop to organize u new parish a Catltoliq census showed utmost 50 Catholic fumilies in town, and a IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Items or Interest Conceritiii& Society People PUINIS PII lit I Y PtitSONAI How Celery City Vanity fa ir . Away the Uoldei! Hours Social Gossip tv til It cuiechum-clusi, with an-etirollnient of -about lit rtnMreu;--------- .. •. ~ l’ho churcli i» eonsluntly uicreasing iis nu'inhersliip apd - irj non pruhnhly ilic strongesl churcli,iu tliccily. Jhcim iicrial iinpftivcmettts iiuuh- liSvc littracted the nltenlion of èvery citizen. For witldn four nioiiths afler bis arrivai Pallier Orcsmihan fourni hitnsclf in a hemitifiil parochial tcstdcnre creclcd l>> lits cn(husiastic congrégation nt a cust of nnt less'than JÎSiHi—-iV-hrtiuttfuI m*w ultae lias hee.n instullcd also an orgun. And uiiw iherc is talk ni thp si'slers’ coniing -lu eslphlisli a cathohc sclitsil ou the oiher vide of tlfe hcamiful hnildinghlock own'etl hy the cluirc-li in Sanford. * ’ . ■» "®Pft tilt- Weia kit (.'loti risalls Oli Tuestimi) evemng some of the yiiimg |»-ople ni . thè club wuh tlieu frieiids ritjoycd a deligiitfui dance. ¡splendili iiiiim c w .i « furnished piano ami limi ponili Mo,. Deane lurner entertained beuuti was served limine pie dame Illuse fully at her Inane rtn Wednesday after 1preseni were Mrs K S. Keelor. Mis J. noon ut ti t ‘J apanese bridge luncheon, U. Stryker.'Mts .* L. Iluft. Miss t.'hnrlotu* given in honor of Mrs. J 11 Stryker.'who Keelor, Miss Kut li Abbott. Miss Molile has been one of the ehiiriinng visitormto Marni, Miss ileleii Ni Julius. Mir,» Hessie Suidoril during llie past wmtei. The Sellimi peli. Miss l’e.allea l.elllei. Mi«,, decorations In'the iireltynxmih on this oc,, . . . . . , ,, , llelli* >iimli. Miss Lain a l’inveli. Miss Cttsiuu wen: .lujiunese, ami Hu; (lowers ' . roses ami, nustuiiiuuis. Mrtdpi W ani. Sii «« Is i s Is i«-(tia/, M iss. used were red V iviiiii Yeiser, Miss Lillie Cult Stillili*. The lolde was centred yvith mi exquisite I tank Miltevt. Ait ine lieti», t'ari iiaiinlbowl of nasturtiums unit luuidetdialr icrji inii. JauiesrMiCaskélt. J 1) Kohrrlx. James ofui reflector, an d ' the -candles boie reti—i1 William« ileaiy l'nnltirt Will Wiilson. W. and green tlllugice shades Covers were •\ I.idilli. Nivali Hlltl, A. J llllg|K*li. laid for. eight. Little Japanese dolls Ceell Bull. Ih.tvitm lYrkin« James Siemserved for place curds, to which was atliridge ami .1 I. Mari. luched the name of each guest. All ele­ gant luncheon was -served, after which the merry party enjoyed a spit lied game of bridge. —Top score was made by Mrs . Cruse Parties win» received the. prize, a Japunese^doll pin cushion. Guest of honor prize, a travelling ease. Chose who enjoyed Mrs. Turner’s charming hospital Land C o m p a n y , Real ity were Mrs. J.-U. Stryker. Mrs. J. L. Hurt, Mrs. F. J. Gonzales. Mrs Cruse E s t a t e .a n d Ar-chiitec-'” Humes. Mrs. It. S. Keelor. Mis. Geo Fox, tural w o r k a specialty Jr./.and Miss Charlotte Keelor. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Hume Rumph's young friends tremed him to a delightful surprise party at ids borne in this city last Friday evening. A pleasant evening was speift .yvith games of various kinds and reffl'slihi.fptti served. Those present were Misscg^âusie Hrown, Douglass Abernathy. R ate; Underwood. Anna McLaughtouf^tlabe) Granger. Irene Thurston, Daisy Detts, Aima. Stiles, Doro­ thy Rutnph, George McLaughton, Vivian Speer, Frank Shelly, Frank Woodruff. HugbTillla. Joltn Murrell and Voile WilUams. Last Fnday afternoon the seventh and eighth grade boys of the Tinnford school «oaaed bata with the Orlando boys of the *ame grades. The game, wus played at Holden Park and resulted In a »core of 7 to 4 in favor of Sanford. ___________ . Jacksonville tin . - —- - j P a c k e d an d D eliv ered $ 1 .5 0 P e r C ellon :i4-tf Jas. B. Lawson INTO A HOME OFYOUR OWN' PH O N E Flo rid a S a n fo r d SU,.».U..M..S..H»SW ,,MV^ tm n u A tc* The Average Increase in Population April Specialties of cities ami lowtiv everywhere is 35 per cent |n ten years. I liis ineauv tliut new homes will have to* lie built ami more «tores provided. I his will iittreusc <fit* value of land at (he edge o( our city. , # y-1 . * s * that can lie bought on easy term s, ft will make you a beautiful liofnc ami. will contijiue to increase in value. IRRIGATION M A TER IA L N. H. GARNER Pumps, ..Gasoline Engines; .**■*'* “N~ * Pipe Fittings and Hose S a n fo r d , F lo r id a JUST- A FEW G A L V A N IZ E D .IR O N T A N K S Built to Order * P R I C E & i _ m. 4 Doors, Sash, Blinds and Builders’ Hardware VVe Have Smut* Choice Prim erly V '• ' * O N The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. Fancy Y ou c a n ’t fin d a PICNIC T h an u p d e r t h o s e b ig L iv e W O O D LA N D. ' PARK * Seminole Chief Flour, 24-lb. sack, 80c ' # O p en S U N D A Y S , W E D N E S D A Y S , S A T O R \ ANY Y O U N G M AN no mutter tiow fnstidemis with u most liijilily (lt*ve|ojK*<l fpicurean iusu*. should not hesitate for one moment to treat his lady love with 0U K I C E S A M ) C R E A M S /■ Pillsbury Flour, 24-lb. sack, $1, a , Four-Crown Butter Per J. D. Robert THE M. & R. STORE -i- «Florida ir^pfa$fWT a i » y . » Phone 39 Oaks ■i \^ T a b le s an d B o n o h o fii^ iid o p S h o lt o r — Water, T o ile t s D a n ^ ^ F lo Q r V A Swim m ing P o o l fille d w ith S iiip h u r w a t e r an d Cleaned out e v e r y d a y » - No R 6 w d y ism " A llo w e d - BathingT en C e n ts S u it s to H ire Refreshment* at P o p u la r P r i c e s .’ , • . . . . Dainty Flour, 24-lb. sack, $1.00 ■anferda. W «W .WWM| # | The Geo. H. Fernald HdW. Co. Obelisk Flour, 24-lb. sack, 90c EVKN to the jioini of ample suffldetiLy, for they are [Hisitively pure and wholesome.* All our syrilp and HavorinRs are tlie product Of uaiiif>’ ql'milt. " • Monday ailerpoou Mrs. W. K. Anno and Mrs. R. B. Keelor entertained most infor­ mally at bridge in liouor of Mrs.-T. J. Perkins., After a lively game aouraa were (wa nted and It waa found that Mrs. 1L Without out* or motif of our kinds of C and y. 15ft itsnortrd kinds, 2ikt to $1.00 per pound. A iM-auttful line of Score nnd Tnlly Cnrils.'Slnilonery, etc. Oct our prlntrp on s t q r l u l o t good* I miy kind '.iAriee-Mr.l unghlln Co. F lorida P hoto Comrpany On Tuesday ufternoou the Weluku I’loh rooms wore iliu scene »if u very pictty, party.. There w ernaix la h b s ol nlavtrs . JU1 Reall y Hldg. and a few others present who sjiept « _______ ~_______. most enjoyable afternoon. Highest scores were matte by Mrs O. W. King and Mrs.)_ H- P. Driver, who were awarded ihr jirizesrhe> first prize was u Jainjnese jordlnicre and! the second was a Bohemian glass dish. A salad course, with leu, was ♦erved after the-gains was over by Mrs Fat jo. Miss Bowler and Miss Linda Ia.Tfler. «-»• . i ’ ARE NOI COMPLEJA % I1* Driver liail made top score, ami was jircscnlcif with a pretty pri/c. I hose who enjoyed the gaoic were Mrs. W. it. Alin'd, Mrs It S: hcelor. Miss Keelor. Mrs. I J » PeVkins. Mrs- t* W King, Mr». Prather. Mrs A W Hrown. M/t* T. A. Neal. Mrs It I llogliv .»Mrs L\ () .M rLaughton. Mr« II P. Iirtvci and Mfs W. ft Ituhlpm witli violiti and YOUR HOM E RECEPTIO N S The inopie ofSanford: and. w i believe in, ’’The Herald.” Tl subscribe for it pud read it too lf~-your_ad_nppeanî ou its patfes they will rood ufTd^'brhevo—iL___._. muti to come and tell you how to do u tfood business through the season �ritr SANfORD ] Offer the More ü = UttRALD d « pH» 28 imi ( S j.il Opportunities Profitable for Employment of Than any like area any where. This territory with its cheap Irri­ gation, Perfect Drainage and" Low Freight Rates produces and mar­ kets profitably a greater variety of crops' than any other known place. . Its exceptional facilities for receiving and distributing pro­ ducts by River .and Rail insures for Sanford a greater **. . . • . . The very extensive. Public Im­ provements — P a v e d St r e e t s, Sewers and , great Public School Buildings, recently completed; and others planned for the near future demonstrate the faith of its citi­ zens in the towj^Shd." show.. the makes Large Cities from small towns. . . . . . . . . j You Want Information About this Great Country or Write- Peoples Bank Building Sanford, Florida �A ffis s i . Goldsboro Negroes r ig h t A B attle ■' With K een.C utters * The petitions recently presented to the legislature reciting the jteaceful tendencies of tiie negroes of Goldsboro was rudely shattered on Tuesday morning by a bloody affair that may prove a homicide. Twu residents of Goldsboro, Clark and Slplin engaged in n dispute airout some work and came together to se'ttle dif­ ferences- Sijilin lin'd a sharp hatchet and before Clark could gel in Ills work Siplln drove the hatchet full in Ills face ¡inflicting an uwful wound that will probable jirove faint. Jail awaiting trial. - L egislators Have a S trenuous a t S ta te Capitol. Items of Interest Gleaned From The jxjSt week has been fill©»* with the Various Sources things that generally throw an atmosphere of excited interest around the old capitol building. , Tiie race track bill and the capitol removal bill both were special or­ HAPPEN IN GS DURING TH E W EES After Being R eported Unfavorably In ders for Wednesday, the capitol removal Com m ittee Room su c c e ss or question coming up at ten o'clock and the A« Epitome o f m e W eek’s M ost Im M easure W as Unanimous Here th e R eaders Will N m l a B rier race track' taking their turn at the bat at portont Happenings In th e . f After many days of anxiety and lobby H istorical Spring Flowing three thirty in the afternoon. For over S ta te 's Domnin. ing and jockeying for a place the famous For Hurried R eaders two hours the House of Representatives Work on three new buildings in the Sanford .Charter Bill passed the house, on The full strength of the Socialist party debated the question or submitting the Wednesday. April 2(Hh. heart oi Ocala was commenced Thursday, of America has been offered for the decapitol question.- The affirm ative-was die cost of which will exceed 56,0.000 The bill to abolish the present munlcl feme of John J. and J. B. McNamara, championed by McWilliams of St. Jofms The buildings are being erected for the pal cor|x>ratlon of the towns of Goldsboro who was ciiarged with murder In connec­ and tiie negative was bended by ll^o rep­ Ocala National Dank, the Roes* Lumber und Sanford Heights came up for consid­ tion with the explosion a t the Los An­ resentatives from Leon, Floyd of Franklin, eration first and being disjioscd of the Comimny and Mr. Baxter Corn. geles Times building by the national City Council M ccts'V • Dougherty of Volusia and others. The executive committee of the p a rty . now In The two story residence of Hon. JC. S. Council met in regular session May*tsi charter bill was passed in record time. vote in the House, was decisive and no Matthews, at Starke was, with nearly nil nt 7:3l) p. tn.' Present. D. L. 'Thrasher, * The measures were not |>ussed without further attempt will jtrobably be mnde session at Boston. Its contents, destroyed by fire Sunday president; W. D. Holden, S. Range. J. D. a struggle on the part of those towns, Tha chnrgc that a Morgan loan is being this session to luive tiie matter ugain con­ morning. Loss complete, as* but few Davison, B. A. Ilowanl.’ Absent. It. R. both of which had representatives ut the sidered. forced on Honduras deserves attention. State Cajiilol. -Moyof A. V. French, of things were saved, as the fire was under Stevens and H. \WmJ. Monday night somewhat of a sensation It is one thing for the power of the United «ich headway before It was discovered. Minutes of lust meeting: read and ap­ Sunford Heights, did yeoman service for was created by the announcement of n Slates to bè used to collect a debt due tiis town and to hla credit be it said that The senate passed*without a dissenting proved. member that he had been subjected to Mr. MorganrhUFquitc another to have ii ’ rote the HcOreary bill to extend and en­ Report» of marshal uml treasurer for lie trumped the first curd by havlifg the tiie indignity of the oiler of n brijie, or at force u loan from him on a weak country. bill for abolishing Sanford Heights re large the power* of tlje railroad commis­ April rend and ordered filed. icusl.whal was clcurly. intended to be a If the administration projioscs to rob a sioners of the state of Florida, so us. to Un motion the complaint of Mr. Frcnger l>ortc<t unfavorably in the committee room bribe. Mr. Wull of Putnam who has serv­ weak nation in (fie interest of J. Plerpont give them the exclusive power and au­ regarding setter on Third street, between which was certainly going some. ed before in.the House and who everyone Morgan, congress should knowlt and con­ thority within the stole of Florida to reg- Sanford and Cyivress. avenues, was refer­ • Reports from Tallahassee say that May­ greatly respects mid admire» was hundod gress »him Id stop it.. J -------------------- --------or French was thp chumpion lobbyist of . ubte charges and service of ail persons, red to the sauitury committee. _ Jack Johnson is going to buy an aeroan cnveloj>e uport leaving the capitol cor­ linns or corporations carrying un u tele­ Uu motion the bid of the Sim ford Gar­ this meeting and Rcjiresenlutivc Lake ridors about dork uml when rirrivinghome plane. Thus he will -escape The - danger- ... Vphone business within the slate of Flor­ age & Machine Co., us to the cure of the hud no jiicnic when he jiushed Ids bill lit* ojtenetl it lie found it contuincd two of being arrested for speeding. As far us *, ida uml for other purposes. new lire engine was uccejited and refer­ through. tliedunger of Injury by fulling is concern­ New that it is all over there is no ques hundred dollars. He immediately called Two years at hard labor in the stotwj red to the city attorney to prepare- the ed, lie can make himself immune against iu u witness to tiie fact und returned and non hut what M r.l-iikc deserves credit penitentiary was the sentence passed necessary contract. hwked U|i tiie imrty who (landed him the Glut by so weighting himself that tie will upon young James F. Stewart, the former The follow mg resolution wus rend und for pulling through the bill.in record time envelope and ordered him to return it to be sure to strike on his head. ' Southern Express Comkany ollice clerk, adopted: Resolve*!, that the fibre on tlir after un unfavorable report, something the source from which it came "and tell Tlireu weeks of extraordinary session of who was convicted of grain! larceny,’for projierty of tTfe Ox Fibre Ilrusli Co., in that lias seldom happened in the history them to go to It—J." An investigating the sixty-second congress having passed me theft of some diamonds which were the city of SunTonl is dangerous amf is a of-till* legislature. committee was at once uiqxdntcd hy the into history witli m record of rapid jlre ’ *cm through the St. Augustine ollice. menace-tu health and jtroperty and' that House and they are at work to find out if legislation by tiie house, the senate is , •* The Wednesday Club Jacksonville has a hen which, though the Filter Co. is hereby ordered to imme­ Quite a Iurge attendance of the xluh jtossibhi the suurcu of .the intended bribe. finally organized to.transact business but »tie is furnished with plenty, of corn, diately remove lids filter from within the Tim bill introduced in the Senate by in no haste to consider that port of the were jiresent Wednesday afternoon for wheat und bread, is net satisfied, but city limiis. their lust meeting of the year in^, tiie Senator Flournoy jtroviding for a sujtreme democratic program already disposed of persists in cleaning up the pennies, tuur: E. E. Brady offerer! lo keep horses sub­ charming home of Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. court and railroad commission building by the lower brandi. Cuha<djpirreclpf'octies, nails, collar buttons, broken glass, ject to use of the city in case of fire, Miss Charlotte Keeler rend a most in­ was up for consideration immediately fol- ity is tim only matter now being consid­ broken china and bar chips, given her. provided the city would furnish him room teresting jMi|>er on "Mansemoncl County, lowing the settlement of the capitol re­ ered by the senate and th a t.probably will Willi this record, her henship might be to. store'two carriages. On motion Mr. The Sem ite bill carried not come before It (or discussion for sev­ Virginia," giving in a bright, entertaining moval qdcstion aide to partake of other products of the Brady’s offer was accepted. way n short history of the early colonial nn upi>rojiriution of two hundred thousand eral weeks. bar. as well as the chip«, with perfect On motion the clerk w as' authorized to days and principal events trunspiriug >n dollars.- Grey of Gadsden , succeeded in Property valued at upwards pf six mil* safety—the question is, has Jacksonville j>ny E-E. Brady-$100 tier week on ae hul ifnjxirtunt county; forming u part.of having u n-'amendment adopted, cutting lion dollar# wus destroyed, hundreds of any of the "o|her products'-' to spare. count of scavenger service. the uj>|)ro|>riotion to one huudred thous­ jieojile made homeless and almost tha en­ the commonwealth of Virginia. The Sarasota Times tells of the organ­ On motion; the clerk was authorized to Mrs. M. Martin entertained the club and dollars. The hill will likely jiuss in tire business section of Bangor, Maine, ization of a stock company for the piir- issue tax redemption certificate for E half with au admirable jien picture of "The its amended form. was devastated during .a conflagration puse of developing Bajr j^lnmi and con­ lots J and 10. curl, for sate *0(11, on cer­ The dog tax question wus uj> in the which occurred on Monday. A light rain Colonial Gentleman.” Truly a charming structing thereon a modern, couuuudioiYs tificate of city ailorney that the same is personage, as lortrayed hy tiie pen of his House Moriduy and the House after hav­ fall which lidjicd to-'check-the Arc. One and attractive tourist hotel. The hotel is now. jlfe Ptupcily of the city of ijunfurii. rumcmpormlei.—and the historians of ing u deal of hln with (lie hill so butcher­ (¿fc is known to have been lost, an un­ — r»w in-course'of erection'aftdw ill^ coiiOn motion (tie bills ns signed by the those early and luxurious times; when ed it uj> tliot the introducer withdrew it. known man wiio wns killed by a falling toin about fifty rooms, being three stories president uml upjiroved by the' finance Tills question will again he up fur con­ pleasing jicrsonality, culture and wealth wull. in height und having a bay front of about committee were ordered |iuid. combined to nuke the colonial gentleman sideration however, ns tliere are other • So far as it is jxissibie to ascertain, 100 feet. From ah observatory on the bills j,ending. * Oil motion council (hen adjourned. an enviable individual. k Easton. Pa., tiie scene of the uwful railbuilding o very interesting and extended * * Tiie Governor's reception uu Tuesday - • M. W. LOVELL Clerk. Miss Tetherly rend u very graphic dev road accident, eight |>ersons were burned view will be possible of the bay, gulf and ¡Veiling was quite u brilliant social func­ scriptiun by fliyrd 1728) of the experien­ to death, three Dually injured, two others outlying keys. ‘ i I lltle f olk's Recitul ces of u part) 'of surveyors who (rfed to tion. Tiie Governor's Invitation was so serioqsly injured that their lives are Arguing in favor of n*sen wall iof'Wcst unique for .its extensiveness und ii seemed The little folks jiiami recital that is jnirsiie work "Through Dismal Swamp." disjxisctl of uml scores of persons were ’"Paint beach the News explains ut length givep annually b y -th e j>upils of Mrs. "Virginia of Today,-" was tiie very in­ from the crowds lluit thronged the rooms, cut and burned and bruised, some dan­ the sanitary benefits that would come Fannie"Stemhriilge Munson is always an teresting condensed sketch, comparing hulls and verandas of tiie ijnuision that gerously, in the wreck, uf the teachers’ from the planum! gives facts uml reasons event that is un(ici|iuted witli much tiie Virginia of colonial day* witli Virgin­ most everbody invited laid come. This speciul from Utica, N. Y„ to Wusfiington, for the proposed , improvement. The pleasure by the poojdo of Sanford, Tues­ ia of tiie jiresent; which showed much wus the usual rccejHlon giveji hy the D. C., oil tiie Bolvidere-Delaware division health of u community is of first imjxjrday evening, April 18th, at Mrs. Munson’s care and research, by Mrs. C. C. Worthing­ Governor during tiie Hussion of tiie Legis­ •Wpe. for tliere can be no progress in n Studio, (he talented young pujnls again ton, wlto made* her short tojxigrnjihicul lature und it wns equal or-surpassed jxis- of the Pennsylvania Railroud at Martfh's Creek. N. J., Sunday afternoon. . . place where disease abides. The sea wall, delighted a large and appreciative» aud­ history of Virginia very interesting. Hound About in Virginia," consisted sihly any iircviuus function of this * kind By a vote of 41) to 7, the Illinois senate it is claimed, would do away with a men­ ience of relutives and friends with u of two very interesting itotns; one given for enjoyment and hospitality. ordered tiie arrest of Edvard Tildeti, Geo. ace that ig well understood by sanitari- must jifeuslng- performance reflecting hy Mrs. J. W. Dinkins, concerning an old M, Benedict aniL-Wni. (1 Cummings of Debtors Prison in Eastville, on tho^eggi__M o v in g Plcturesk— j ._________ . •ns, and no doubt the iieople of West mucli credit an il must excellent- Uinolmf. eriTshore* or Virginia; and the oilier an The new motion (deture theatre will he ChicugtFaml their appearance new before '. Paint Beach.wilt ooine to understand its Mrs. Fannie Munson was assisted un.tlie article nfmi by Mrs. L. R. Philips, atiout ojMMicd Monday night. They have instal­ tire senate to show cause wliythujr should advantages and move for itq construction. jirogram by Miss Helen St John uml Miss Jamestown; its muny ruins and some of S. Jordan was again uuuied us the Charlotte Krelor. wim gave some very the efforts lieing made to restore and pre­ led the luleat «ml best Cqttijiment obtain­ not lie punished for .contempt. The al­ Dwnoroiic candidate for mayor of Jack­ pleasing ptJinbers. Miss St John 'sang serve, tfiose Just disujijH-aring landmarks. able, using Edison's latest thought in the leged cuntemjx consists jn (tie refusal of After the cohclusim of the jirogram. mschinu with the outside shutter which the three hunkers, to suhjnit^us evidence sonville in tile second primary Tuesday. the song for little folks:—“Little Orphan the, club elected the officers Tor fjie makes it entirely Hickerless. In addition before the senate committee that is lnThis is equivalent to election. Annie", “Sweetheart Adieu", "Slumber ensuing year. Mrs. *Geo. L. Maris was they will jHit illustrated Hjnigs on every vestigulipg bribery, the bank records and unanimously re-elecied jiresidcut, as were Florida's legislature now has a bribery Boat", “Mammies Chile". also Mrs. May Dickins, vice-president; jirogram. ' What to call tiie new theatre a list of their customers. It has been al­ investigation all its own. and the capitol The following stories from chihllnnd Mrs. S. O. Chase, secretary, and Mrs. A. will he left witit the public, und each one leged that these bank books might prove is throbbing with the greatest sensation were charmingly given by Miss Charlotte D, Key, treasurer. some of the stories told of money said lo The jiresidcut unpointed Mrs. E. W. D. attending will be allowed to vole und the of this session. It develojicd that Repre- Kcclor. Moo Cow Moo. umPTliu licit by J. __ p i . . . e .- .ii.i ___j ______s__ have been subscribed toward tiie elect loti one selecting the lucky name first will j>e ^•eniatlve Wall of Bradford received a Vance Cook. Wynkcn Blynkcn uml Nod, Dunn and Miss Clara Guild, program com­ mittee for the next year’s study uf Scan­ given u cash jirize. The contest will be oi William Lorimer as United States sen­ telegraph envelope from a house lucssen- and Little Boy Blue hy K. Field. dinavia. Mrs Henry Wigin will linve u|>cn tiie first week and tiie decision un- ator. <rr. and upon opening it found it to con­ The following pupils program wus tie- diurge of the civic urogram. Senators Bryan and Fletcher were well The dull gave Mrs. I). L. Thresher u nouncod Saturday night. tain *100 bill and two $50 bills. ^ Mr. Wall autifully carried out: jirdVIded with committtee places in tluT The- management assures the public rising vole of thanks for the much apjirchanded the money back to the messenger Part I—Janizaries Murcli, Klrchner; dated^tospltulity Jn the use of tier home that the motion pictures given will be distribution by die minority of the sen­ #nJ told him to give the bills back’'to rite Ada and Maud Alice Wugqer, for the jiist five Weeks, as a meeting seen for the first time und (hat they will ate. Both these Florida se ttlo rs will be would-be bribes, with bis respects and • Little Tilings. Rowe; Ding Dcug Bell, jilace. A risil i vote of thanks was tendered never duplicate what lias been given here. heard from jxomlnenUy and advantage­ •iso to teli them to “Go to hell.” Spaulding; Mina Howard. Mrs. S. O. Chose for valuable assfktanqp ,Our aim it the best jxissible in jiictures ously in (lie deliberations of the upper Sjirightly Polku, Guiliani; Waltz. Holst; given Col. Peter O. Knight, attorney for the house. (Itj members of the club in the and music. Taiupu Union Station Company and rep- Caroline Spencer. number of books kindly loaned by tier. Chas. L. Polk &. Co. Press d is (latches from Manillu say the Marche. Schmitt;* Fairy Waltz, Strcab- Also a rising vote of thunks to Mrs. A. D. JMentlng the Atlantic Coast Line, Sea­ Dutch have taken possession of Patmae Key for ujipreclated aid and suggestions Big Thing* In Big Florida ward Air Line and the Tampa Northern bog; Mary Huwurd. Islands. 60 miles southeast of Mlndnao. in all the work done by tiie dub und her While iu Photogrnjiher T. P. Robinson's Hunter's Song, MerrvSunshlne. Pressels unceasing interest und arduous dutleq as Railroad Companies, at a hearing before lowering the Stars and Stripes and sub­ jilace uf business veHt^rilqy timL gentle­ l«* stole railroad oonmitgElon STTalla^ First Step; Kathleen Broil y^ chairman of the program committee. stituting the flag or Holland. The lone of received notion yog- ~ Minwtr^MwBH-Sefmtaffr-Ada -Wagner.* a u the members, active and associate, man showed us what is claimed to be the Ute acmi-oflicial statement given out at Crodle Song, Pfefferkorn; Pansy, Milo wjra.wcre noi present at tiie meeting on biggest iree'In Florida. It is on hum­ f irom t,,c commission that u fine Wednesday, are notified that Professor mock laud owned by the Holden Real Es­ Washington on receipt of the pews indU " *3’000 had been imposed upon the Deyo; Fannie Rcba Munson. und Mrs. Maris have kindly invited the cates the willingness uf tills government isilrwids mentioned for having violated, ' Marche Koumipe, Gounod; Curious Story, dub, us has been their custom for several tate Co., -ot Sunford, und it certainly is a to lei Holland have the islands, which are years jrast. to hold their last meeting In whopper. The picture is taken with Mr. w disregarded, or fai|ed to oomply with Heller; May Thrasher. small in area, contain but half a hundred Swedish Wedding March, Soderiuann; their charming home, Wednesday, May Holden standing in front of the tree and i or^ef °f the commission to consuuct 10. The members are requested to meet while he is u large tnan the position Filipinos and. although considered a part a Tempo a unions passenger station by Mnud'AUce Wagner, Ada Wagner. jmxnjitly at three o'dock. January 1911. inoked him look very small. This im­ of the Philippine archipelago are not Part 2—Maud Alice Wagner. PROGRAM FOR MAY 10th. mense cypress is 42 feet, 6 Inches in cir­ worth making a fuoaAbout. X.V< Valse Caprice., Kngleinaim. 1.—Colonial Homesteads. : \ Orlando Will Bond ' Serenade, Schubert-Liszt. N otice . " Mrs. S.-W. Dickins cumference, or in round number about~T4 Oflaodo has a bill in the Legislature feet in diameter. We will wuger that Mt. Vernon Today, v Sonutc in F Major, Mozart. There will be a called meeting of the » Mrs. M. H. Bowler the majority of the people of this city did Sanfonl Library and Reading Room A s­ 01 J 350.000 and Jt |a nimored that the Songs For Little Folks>Miss St John»/ < 11. —Effects of Colonial Life ‘ ty wlfl call for a municipal light and not know how dose they lived to sudi a sociation, in the Library room No. 20 Pico Stories From CtiildLand, Miss Keelor. on American Literature, on Saturday, May ' 6th. at 4, p, m. plant, a*, the' citizens havo had curiosity. Get Mr. Robinson to. show you Block, . ^ Mrs. Alice Brown Important business. Best grade preserves und pickles just “Old Virginia," cuougb of private ownership of the picture, if you cannot go and see the A. D, Dunn, Secretary. * Mrs. L. K. Philips tree as it stands— Oytnndu Reporter S ta r In, call and try litem. W. W, Long. 26-tf By order of C. K. Walker, President. t**1* utilities,y. r _ � 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, April 28, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 28, 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>, April 28, 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/e247285ff404b31e23e2d3709cbf1b7e.pdf 145f0d907ecf8256c56c8f6ce4a4094b PDF Text Text ritr SANfORD UttRALD ] ü = d «pH» 28 imi ( S j.il Offer More Opportunities for the Profitable Employment of Than any like area any where. This territory with its cheap Irri­ gation, Perfect Drainage and" Low Freight Rates produces and mar­ kets profitably a greater variety of crops' than any other known place. . Its exceptional facilities for receiving and distributing pro­ ducts by River .and Rail insures for Sanford a greater **. . . • . . The very extensive. Public Im­ provements — P a v e d St r e e t s, Sewers and , great Public School Buildings, recently completed; and others planned for the near future demonstrate the faith of its citi­ zens in the towj^Shd." show.. the makes Large Cities from small towns. . . . . . . . . j You Want Information About this Great Country or Write- Peoples Bank Building Sanford, Florida �A ffis s i . Goldsboro Negroes right A B attle ■' With K een.C utters * The petitions recently presented to the legislature reciting the jteaceful tendencies of tiie negroes of Goldsboro was rudely shattered on Tuesday morning by a bloody affair that may prove a homicide. Twu residents of Goldsboro, Clark and Slplin engaged in n dispute airout some work and came together to se'ttle dif­ ferences- Sijilin lin'd a sharp hatchet and before Clark could gel in Ills work Siplln drove the hatchet full in Ills face ¡inflicting an uwful wound that will probable jirove faint. Jail awaiting trial. - L egislators Have a S trenuous a t S ta te Capitol. Items of Interest Gleaned From The jxjSt week has been fill©»* with the Various Sources things that generally throw an atmosphere of excited interest around the old capitol building. , Tiie race track bill and the capitol removal bill both were special or­ HAPPENINGS DURING THE W EES After Being R eported Unfavorably In ders for Wednesday, the capitol removal Com m ittee Room su c c e ss or question coming up at ten o'clock and the A« Epitome o f m e W eek’s M ost Im M easure W as Unanimous Here th e R eaders Will N m l a B rier race track' taking their turn at the bat at portont Happenings In th e . f After many days of anxiety and lobby H istorical Spring Flowing three thirty in the afternoon. For over S ta te 's Domnin. ing and jockeying for a place the famous For Hurried R eaders two hours the House of Representatives Work on three new buildings in the Sanford .Charter Bill passed the house, on The full strength of the Socialist party debated the question or submitting the Wednesday. April 2(Hh. heart oi Ocala was commenced Thursday, of America has been offered for the decapitol question.- The affirm ative-was die cost of which will exceed 56,0.000 The bill to abolish the present munlcl feme of John J. and J. B. McNamara, championed by McWilliams of St. Jofms The buildings are being erected for the pal cor|x>ratlon of the towns of Goldsboro who was ciiarged with murder In connec­ and tiie negative was bended by ll^o rep­ Ocala National Dank, the Roes* Lumber und Sanford Heights came up for consid­ tion with the explosion a t the Los An­ resentatives from Leon, Floyd of Franklin, eration first and being disjioscd of the Comimny and Mr. Baxter Corn. geles Times building by the national City Council M ccts'V • Dougherty of Volusia and others. The executive committee of the p a rty . now In The two story residence of Hon. JC. S. Council met in regular session May*tsi charter bill was passed in record time. vote in the House, was decisive and no Matthews, at Starke was, with nearly nil nt 7:3l) p. tn.' Present. D. L. 'Thrasher, * The measures were not |>ussed without further attempt will jtrobably be mnde session at Boston. I t s contents, destroyed by fire Sunday president; W. D. Holden, S. Range. J. D. a struggle on the part of those towns, Tha chnrgc that a Morgan loan is being this session to luive tiie matter ugain con­ morning. Loss complete, as* but few Davison, B. A. Ilowanl.’ Absent. It. R. both of which had representatives ut the sidered. forced on Honduras deserves attention. State Cajiilol. -Moyof A. V. French, of things were saved, as the fire was under Stevens and H. \WmJ. Monday night somewhat of a sensation It is one thing for the power of the United «ich headway before It was discovered. Minutes of lust meeting: read and ap­ Sunford Heights, did yeoman service for was created by the announcement of n Slates to bè used to collect a debt due tiis town and to hla credit be it said that The senate passed*without a dissenting proved. member that he had been subjected to Mr. MorganrhUFquitc another to have ii ’ rote the HcOreary bill to extend and en­ Report» of marshal uml treasurer for lie trumped the first curd by havlifg the tiie indignity of the oiler of n brijie, or at force u loan from him on a weak country. bill for abolishing Sanford Heights re large the power* of tlje railroad commis­ April rend and ordered filed. icusl.whal was clcurly. intended to be a If the administration projioscs to rob a sioners of the state of Florida, so us. to Un motion the complaint of Mr. Frcnger l>ortc<t unfavorably in the committee room bribe. Mr. Wull of Putnam who has serv­ weak nation in (fie interest of J. Plerpont give them the exclusive power and au­ regarding setter on Third street, between which was certainly going some. ed before in.the House and who everyone Morgan, congress should knowlt and con­ thority within the stole of Florida to reg- Sanford and Cyivress. avenues, was refer­ • Reports from Tallahassee say that May­ greatly respects mid admire» was hundod gress »him Id stop it.. J -------------------- --------or French was thp chumpion lobbyist of . ubte charges and service of ail persons, red to the sauitury committee. _ Jack Johnson is going to buy an aeroan cnveloj>e uport leaving the capitol cor­ linns or corporations carrying un u tele­ Uu motion the bid of the Sim ford Gar­ this meeting and Rcjiresenlutivc Lake ridors a b o u t dork uml when rirrivinghome plane. Thus he will -escape The - danger- ... Vphone business within the slate of Flor­ age & Machine Co., us to the cure of the hud no jiicnic when he jiushed Ids bill lit* ojtenetl it lie found it contuincd two of being arrested for speeding. As far us *, ida uml for other purposes. new lire engine was uccejited and refer­ through. tliedunger of Injury by fulling is concern­ New that it is all over there is no ques hundred dollars. He immediately called Two years at hard labor in the stotwj red to the city attorney to prepare- the ed, lie can make himself immune against iu u witness to tiie fact und returned and non hut what M r.l-iikc deserves credit penitentiary was the sentence passed necessary contract. hwked U|i tiie imrty who (landed him the Glut by so weighting himself that tie will upon young James F. Stewart, the former The follow mg resolution wus rend und for pulling through the bill.in record time envelope and ordered him to return it to be sure to strike on his head. ' Southern Express Comkany ollice clerk, adopted: Resolve*!, that the fibre on tlir after un unfavorable report, something the source from which it came "and tell Tlireu weeks of extraordinary session of who was convicted of grain! larceny,’for projierty of tTfe Ox Fibre Ilrusli Co., in that lias seldom happened in the history them to go to It—J." An investigating the sixty-second congress having passed me theft of some diamonds which were the city of SunTonl is dangerous amf is a of-till* legislature. committee was at once uiqxdntcd hy the into history witli m record of rapid jlre ’ *cm through the St. Augustine ollice. menace-tu health and jtroperty and' that House and they are at work to find out if legislation by tiie house, the senate is , •* The Wednesday Club Jacksonville has a hen which, though the Filter Co. is hereby ordered to imme­ Quite a Iurge attendance of the xluh jtossibhi the suurcu of .the intended bribe. finally organized to.transact business but »tie is furnished with plenty, of corn, diately remove lids filter from within the Tim bill introduced in the Senate by in no haste to consider that port of the were jiresent Wednesday afternoon for wheat und bread, is net satisfied, but city limiis. their lust meeting of the year in^, tiie Senator Flournoy jtroviding for a sujtreme democratic program already disposed of persists in cleaning up the pennies, tuur: E. E. Brady offerer! lo keep horses sub­ charming home of Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. court and railroad commission building by the lower brandi. Cuha<djpirreclpf'octies, nails, collar buttons, broken glass, ject to use of the city in case of fire, Miss Charlotte Keeler rend a most in­ was up for consideration immediately fol- ity is tim only matter now being consid­ broken china and bar chips, given her. provided the city would furnish him room teresting jMi|>er on "Mansemoncl County, lowing the settlement of the capitol re­ ered by the senate and th a t.probably will Willi this record, her henship might be to. store'two carriages. On motion Mr. The Sem ite bill carried not come before It (or discussion for sev­ Virginia," giving in a bright, entertaining moval qdcstion aide to partake of other products of the Brady’s offer was accepted. way n short history of the early colonial nn upi>rojiriution of two hundred thousand eral weeks. bar. as well as the chip«, with perfect On motion the clerk w as' authorized to days and principal events trunspiriug >n dollars.- Grey of Gadsden , succeeded in Property valued at upwards pf six mil* safety—the question is, has Jacksonville j>ny E-E. Brady-$100 tier week on ae hul ifnjxirtunt county; forming u part.of having u n-'amendment adopted, cutting lion dollar# wus destroyed, hundreds of any of the "o|her products'-' to spare. count of scavenger service. the uj>|)ro|>riotion to one huudred thous­ jieojile made homeless and almost tha en­ the commonwealth of Virginia. The Sarasota Times tells of the organ­ On motion; the clerk was authorized to Mrs. M. Martin entertained the club and dollars. The hill will likely jiuss in tire business section of Bangor, Maine, ization of a stock company for the piir- issue tax redemption certificate for E half with au admirable jien picture of "The its amended form. was devastated during .a conflagration puse of developing Bajr j^lnmi and con­ lots J and 10. curl, for sate *0(11, on cer­ The dog tax question wus uj> in the which occurred on Monday. A light rain Colonial Gentleman.” Truly a charming structing thereon a modern, couuuudioiYs tificate of city ailorney that the same is personage, as lortrayed hy tiie pen of his House Moriduy and the House after hav­ fall which lidjicd to-'check-the Arc. One and attractive tourist hotel. The hotel is now. jlfe Ptupcily of the city of ijunfurii. rumcmpormlei.—and the historians of ing u deal of hln with (lie hill so butcher­ (¿fc is known to have been lost, an un­ — r»w in-course'of erection'aftdw ill^ coiiOn motion (tie bills ns signed by the those early and luxurious times; when ed it uj> tliot the introducer withdrew it. known man wiio wns killed by a falling toin about fifty rooms, being three stories president uml upjiroved by the' finance Tills question will again he up fur con­ pleasing jicrsonality, culture and wealth wull. in height und having a bay front of about committee were ordered |iuid. combined to nuke the colonial gentleman sideration however, ns tliere are other • So far as it is jxissibie to ascertain, 100 feet. From ah observatory on the bills j,ending. * Oil motion council (hen adjourned. an enviable individual. k Easton. Pa., tiie scene of the uwful railbuilding o very interesting and extended * * Tiie Governor's reception uu Tuesday - • M. W. LOVELL Clerk. Miss Tetherly rend u very graphic dev road accident, eight |>ersons were burned view will be possible of the bay, gulf and ¡Veiling was quite u brilliant social func­ scriptiun by fliyrd 1728) of the experien­ to death, three Dually injured, two others outlying keys. ‘ i I lltle f olk's Recitul ces of u part) 'of surveyors who (rfed to tion. Tiie Governor's Invitation was so serioqsly injured that their lives are Arguing in favor of n*sen wall iof'Wcst unique for .its extensiveness und ii seemed The little folks jiiami recital that is jnirsiie work "Through Dismal Swamp." disjxisctl of uml scores of persons were ’"Paint beach the News explains ut length givep annually b y -th e j>upils of Mrs. "Virginia of Today,-" was tiie very in­ from the crowds lluit thronged the rooms, cut and burned and bruised, some dan­ the sanitary benefits that would come Fannie"Stemhriilge Munson is always an teresting condensed sketch, comparing hulls and verandas of tiie ijnuision that gerously, in the wreck, uf the teachers’ from the planum! gives facts uml reasons event that is un(ici|iuted witli much tiie Virginia of colonial day* witli Virgin­ most everbody invited laid come. This speciul from Utica, N. Y„ to Wusfiington, for the proposed , improvement. The pleasure by the poojdo of Sanford, Tues­ ia of tiie jiresent; which showed much wus the usual rccejHlon giveji hy the D. C., oil tiie Bolvidere-Delaware division health of u community is of first imjxjrday evening, April 18th, at Mrs. Munson’s care and research, by Mrs. C. C. Worthing­ Governor during tiie Hussion of tiie Legis­ •Wpe. for tliere can be no progress in n Studio, (he talented young pujnls again ton, wlto made* her short tojxigrnjihicul lature und it wns equal or-surpassed jxis- of the Pennsylvania Railroud at Martfh's Creek. N. J., Sunday afternoon. . . place where disease abides. The sea wall, delighted a large and appreciative» aud­ history of Virginia very interesting. Hound About in Virginia," consisted sihly any iircviuus function of this * kind By a vote of 41) to 7, the Illinois senate it is claimed, would do away with a men­ ience of relutives and friends with u of two very interesting itotns; one given for enjoyment and hospitality. ordered tiie arrest of Edvard Tildeti, Geo. ace that ig well understood by sanitari- must jifeuslng- performance reflecting hy Mrs. J. W. Dinkins, concerning an old M, Benedict aniL-Wni. (1 Cummings of Debtors Prison in Eastville, on tho^eggi__Moving Plcturesk— j ._________ . •ns, and no doubt the iieople of West mucli credit an il must excellent- Uinolmf. eriTshore* or Virginia; and the oilier an The new motion (deture theatre will he ChicugtFaml their appearance new before '. Paint Beach.wilt ooine to understand its Mrs. Fannie Munson was assisted un.tlie article nfmi by Mrs. L. R. Philips, atiout ojMMicd Monday night. They have instal­ tire senate to show cause wliythujr should advantages and move for itq construction. jirogram by Miss Helen St John uml Miss Jamestown; its muny ruins and some of S. Jordan was again uuuied us the Charlotte Krelor. wim gave some very the efforts lieing made to restore and pre­ led the luleat «ml best Cqttijiment obtain­ not lie punished for .contempt. The al­ Dwnoroiic candidate for mayor of Jack­ pleasing ptJinbers. Miss St John 'sang serve, tfiose Just disujijH-aring landmarks. able, using Edison's latest thought in the leged cuntemjx consists jn (tie refusal of After the cohclusim of the jirogram. mschinu with the outside shutter which the three hunkers, to suhjnit^us evidence sonville in tile second primary Tuesday. the song for little folks:—“Little Orphan the, club elected the officers Tor fjie makes it entirely Hickerless. In addition before the senate committee that is lnThis is equivalent to election. Annie", “Sweetheart Adieu", "Slumber ensuing year. Mrs. *Geo. L. Maris was they will jHit illustrated Hjnigs on every vestigulipg bribery, the bank records and unanimously re-elecied jiresidcut, as were Florida's legislature now has a bribery Boat", “Mammies Chile". also Mrs. May Dickins, vice-president; jirogram. ' What to call tiie new theatre a list of their customers. It has been al­ investigation all its own. and the capitol The following stories from chihllnnd Mrs. S. O. Chase, secretary, and Mrs. A. will he left witit the public, und each one leged that these bank books might prove is throbbing with the greatest sensation were charmingly given by Miss Charlotte D, Key, treasurer. some of the stories told of money said lo The jiresidcut unpointed Mrs. E. W. D. attending will be allowed to vole und the of this session. It develojicd that Repre- Kcclor. Moo Cow Moo. umPTliu licit by J. __ p i . . . e.-.ii.i __ j _____s__ one selecting the lucky name first will j>e have been subscribed toward tiie elect loti ^•eniatlve Wall of Bradford received a Vance Cook. Wynkcn Blynkcn uml Nod, Dunn and Miss Clara Guild, program com­ mittee for the next year’s study uf Scan­ given u cash jirize. The contest will be oi William Lorimer as United States sen­ telegraph envelope from a house lucssen- and Little Boy Blue hy K. Field. dinavia. Mrs Henry Wigin will linve u|>cn tiie first week and tiie decision un- ator. <rr. and upon opening it found it to con­ The following pupils program wus tie- diurge of the civic urogram. Senators Bryan and Fletcher were well The dull gave Mrs. I). L. Thresher u nouncod Saturday night. tain *100 bill and two $50 bills. ^ Mr. Wall autifully carried out: jirdVIded with committtee places in tluT The- management assures the public rising vole of thanks for the much apjirchanded the money back to the messenger Part I—Janizaries Murcli, Klrchner; dated^tospltulity Jn the use of tier home that the motion pictures given will be distribution by die minority of the sen­ #nJ told him to give the bills back’'to rite Ada and Maud Alice Wugqer, for the jiist five Weeks, as a meeting seen for the first time und (hat they will ate. Both these Florida se ttlo rs will be would-be bribes, with bis respects and • Little Tilings. Rowe; Ding Dcug Bell, jilace. A risil i vote of thanks was tendered never duplicate what lias been given here. heard from jxomlnenUy and advantage­ •iso to teli them to “Go to hell.” Spaulding; Mina Howard. Mrs. S. O. Chose for valuable assfktanqp ,Our aim it the best jxissible in jiictures ously in (lie deliberations of the upper Sjirightly Polku, Guiliani; Waltz. Holst; given Col. Peter O. Knight, attorney for the house. (Itj members of the club in the and music. Taiupu Union Station Company and rep- Caroline Spencer. number of books kindly loaned by tier. Chas. L. Polk &. Co. Press d is (latches from Manillu say the Marche. Schmitt;* Fairy Waltz, Strcab- Also a rising vote of thunks to Mrs. A. D. JMentlng the Atlantic Coast Line, Sea­ Dutch have taken possession of Patmae Key for ujipreclated aid and suggestions Big Thing* In Big Florida ward Air Line and the Tampa Northern bog; Mary Huwurd. Islands. 60 miles southeast of Mlndnao. in all the work done by tiie dub und her While iu Photogrnjiher T. P. Robinson's Hunter's Song, MerrvSunshlne. Pressels unceasing interest und arduous dutleq as Railroad Companies, at a hearing before lowering the Stars and Stripes and sub­ jilace uf business veHt^rilqy timL gentle­ l«* stole railroad oonmitgElon STTalla^ First Step; Kathleen Broil y^ chairman of the program committee. stituting the flag or Holland. The lone of received notion yog- ~ Minwtr^MwBH-Sefmtaffr-Ada -Wagner.* a u the members, active and associate, man showed us what is claimed to be the Ute acmi-oflicial statement given out at Crodle Song, Pfefferkorn; Pansy, Milo wjra.wcre noi present at tiie meeting on biggest iree'In Florida. It is on hum­ f irom t,,c commission that u fine Wednesday, are notified that Professor mock laud owned by the Holden Real Es­ Washington on receipt of the pews indU " *3’000 had been imposed upon the Deyo; Fannie Rcba Munson. und Mrs. Maris have kindly invited the cates the willingness uf tills government isilrwids mentioned for having violated, ' Marche Koumipe, Gounod; Curious Story, dub, us has been their custom for several tate Co., -ot Sunford, und it certainly is a to lei Holland have the islands, which are years jrast. to hold their last meeting In whopper. The picture is taken with Mr. w disregarded, or fai|ed to oomply with Heller; May Thrasher. small in area, contain but half a hundred Swedish Wedding March, Soderiuann; their charming home, Wednesday, May Holden standing in front of the tree and i or^ef °f the commission to consuuct 10. The members are requested to meet while he is u large tnan the position Filipinos and. although considered a part a Tempo a unions passenger station by Mnud'AUce Wagner, Ada Wagner. jmxnjitly at three o'dock. January 1911. inoked him look very small. This im­ of the Philippine archipelago are not Part 2—Maud Alice Wagner. PROGRAM FOR MAY 10th. mense cypress is 42 feet, 6 Inches in cir­ worth making a fuoaAbout. X.V< Valse Caprice., Kngleinaim. 1.—Colonial Homesteads. : \ Orlando Will Bond ' Serenade, Schubert-Liszt. N otice . " Mrs. S.-W. Dickins cumference, or in round number about~T4 Oflaodo has a bill in the Legislature feet in diameter. We will wuger that Mt. Vernon Today, v Sonutc in F Major, Mozart. There will be a called meeting of the » Mrs. M. H. Bowler the majority of the people of this city did Sanfonl Library and Reading Room A s­ 01 J 350.000 and Jt |a nimored that the Songs For Little Folks>Miss St John»/ < 11. —Effects of Colonial Life ‘ ty wlfl call for a municipal light and not know how dose they lived to sudi a sociation, in the Library room No. 20 Pico Stories From CtiildLand, Miss Keelor. on American Literature, on Saturday, May ' 6th. at 4, p, m. plant, a*, the' citizens havo had curiosity. Get Mr. Robinson to. show you Block, . ^ Mrs. Alice Brown Important business. Best grade preserves und pickles just “Old Virginia," cuougb of private ownership of the picture, if you cannot go and see the A. D, Dunn, Secretary. * Mrs. L. K. Philips tree as it stands— Oytnndu Reporter S ta r In, call and try litem. W. W, Long. 26-tf By order of C. K. Walker, President. t**1* utilities, y. r _ �Well I guess, but* a» whole lot of the discomforts that man * * unnecessary and’they wouldn’t put up with them, either, if they state of the men we are outfitting for these sizzling hot days. C one of our Dressy Blue Serges, or one of the light-weight, hig now so popular, at prices ranging from *• # ■ course * Hot Weather Furnishings “The best known and known\the best. You look-here for the best*and ^ for the new and gotl altoflPg fttljp jn en i. *5** t Judges of smart, new toggery say our present Jines are ‘tftf jjrratC0t rlicr.’ * iU cn’jBi ¡Uli&frtlir.U'— Balbriggan, in all colors, 50c and $1.00 per garment. Men*B Athletic Underwear, in Silk, Mercerized Silk qjn’d' Nainsook, in two-piece oi Union Suits, all sizes, priced 50c, 75c and $1.00 per garment. _ * f - ' % _J ' . V • . t . *• a ^orlto—The newest thingsjin plain and fancy patterns, silk and silk-lisle 25.and 50c flffMUfiir—Ripping big lines of £>ilk and Wash Four s Tics to be seen in the city. 25 and 50c. - Älimtlicr gWrtjtf— We are showing a fine line. ol-PJainJíViiin Wc.arc sole agents for the SAVOY and REGAL Shirts the best in and yon will notJiarc-any-mhcr.— All-Colored-Shirts-Guaranteed /M û r'» ' -■> . . HADZBY I5AAC HAMBURGER 650N3 (^Uttng Ä*l)lrtjtf—In all the new shades, Silks, etc., 50c, .1.00, 1,50 and $2.00. A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me'* est Inhabitant" wake up once morev ,Jt has been two years since we bad such an elegant tipie with the help of Orlando's ball team and we have hud po such time since. IL W. Herndon might he induced to get up another one if he is approached In the right manner, and you might men»ttan a barbecue to blgi also. Hurt Just dates on barbecues and I know he is unxious to arrange for n big celebration. If all the merchants donate us freely as they did before we could certainly have n 4 My friend, George Fcrnuld thinks we should acquire telephony manners and suggests tile following. Have you a “nice" telephone manner, a projierly modulated teie(lhone voice, a clear enunciation and a complete knowl­ edge of telephone “form"T If so, look for them to help you to a better job. Indeed. In some cases those Uiinga ore becoming vitally necessary to securing a position. The Indy's maid, part of whose duties will be to finrwer the telephone, Is put to the test before she obtain* a personal in­ terview with her prospective mistress. If ahe screams or screeches or mipnbles 4 Well, it) 6okxas though Sanford Heights there's nothing doing." She must look has beenjswallowed up in the caparlpus elsewhere 'or take up a course1In “voice mnw of Sanfbrd. The boys "did their durndest" but-it Was no use. Now that it is alnfoit oyer the matter, ought to drop. ------ 4 Every one* 4a awhile 1- hear some leather lunged lobster chewing the rag about the removal of the coal chute and wap ting to know why In the summer breezes the d ry council does not move it, “rush down with plnchbors and pick ax and tear It down," and all that tommy'r o t Some of these same geuts allowed ‘ the chute to be placed there and now they do not want to give the railroad time to tear it down. I was just as crazy as a loon about the coal chute aud the ____ freight yarda and all oMb but whçn I re­ ceived the assurance of the council and Uie railway official! that It would be ------ moved I was willing to w ait You can’t push the*? affairs, all the reports of these Wisenheimer* to the contrary uotwlth* standing, and you can take It from me that the coal chuté will be moved, the freight yarda wlU be moved and perhaps Lha [wm-ngcr depot In fact we may wake up some morning and And out that the whole blamed business has moved. * 4 Now is the time to swat the fly and Now, will you be good7 we should keep at it unUI be it a thing of 4 Sanford should have a Fourth of July the p a st Along this Une Editor Spark­ celebration this year and make the "old- man of the Lake City Index has the fol- - - ."L- Í r .r'* . lowing, which Is so good tluit I reproduce it here: If ihu news were , brought io* 1.ake'Ciiy today that a hostile body of were marching upon the city with u determin­ ation to' 'kill and maim many of our people and bring sorrow and desolation into our homes, the |>eoplc would he aroused as ttav would not have been since) 'C3 wfaeir _the 4 federal troops were marching on ^he city, und every man would turp out to repel the foe. Yfet there is uircudy as great a foe’ns that de­ picted right here. Every day he is mul llplying and preparing for his tall of vie. tims in death.and disease. Every'time u filthy lly drags ills nasty legs over utv urr 0 tide of food* you and yours are to con­ sume he is putting you in imminent dan­ ger by scattering germs of typhoid, tuber­ culosis, small |>ox and other disease and before the summer is past just as surely as these words are written there will be graves In the cemetery, there will be heartbroken mothers, fathers, sisters und* brothers, sickness and suffering. And most if not bit of this tragedy can be pre­ vented by a little (irccuutlon. Keep the flics out of your kltdious and dining rooms and positively refuse to buy 'ood of any nature to which the flics hove ac­ cess and are permitted to pollute with their fllthy disease germs. If you do not do these things it Is a certainty that be­ fore the summer'is past you will pay two­ fold for your neglect In sulierinjlaiid-aor. , .'BALTIMORE.nû'' TUFE C I T Y - R E S T A U R A N T ( Pèrsi S u re t, tuie lilnrfc from Depot opposite f’lintollirr) j H. E. W IS E , Proprietor J X Formerly Mnnngrr of Central Cafe * • t Steaks, Chops, O yste rs and Fish a S p e c i a l l y 4* f X * *- • *—*—• * S h o r t O ndare, At All H o u r s <■ Prompt, Cleap.Service f * 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 ery th in g F irs t Cl.it* + Meal lickets are Sold at Reduced Rute.- 4 And now our sister city of Orlando wilt bond for $.150,0)0 and expect to purchase their own water und light plant. I congkutulute the good (teople of Orlundo upon their resolve to have municipal ownership and. believe th a t.th e y will never regret this step. — T he S auntejcer. Don't forget you can get your chipped beef pml ham cut on au American slicing machirte a t W. W. Lottg'e m arket 28-lf CO M M ERC IA L PHOTOGRAPHY Land Company, Real Estate and Architec­ tural work a specialty Florida Photo Company 301 Realty Bldg. Jacksonville, fla. WONDERFUL PIE CRUST *~if yi>u u s e - th e flo u r th a t h a» -»h«* mîll»»»-*^ guarantee of First Quality. The '‘Quaker City label, shown above, is placed upon every bag orbarrol of FIRST QUALITY Quaker City’* flour for the purchaser's protection. Look for this red & blue label. QUAKER CITY FLOUR MILLS CO PHILADELPHIA » �May 5. 9 F l o w i n g w ells are 9 gu a ra n te e d . • The m ost . beautiful, 9 m ost highly im proved, 2 and richest of all un2 cleared land in the 2 Celery Delta D ra in a g e 9 sure. N um erous Bou2 ? • levards, graded and ditched, traverse this property Take Street Cars for Lots in P A L M V IL L A term s PALM TEN • HAMMOCK ROUND TRIPS F a r m s in P A L M H A M M O C K sold on easy term s • DAILY $ Only three and 0 one-half mi l e s £ from Sanford, on J hard s u r f a c e d - i'he’ Sanford "and Everglades R. R. will run freight trains and street cars direct through Palm Hammock with side tracks every half mile for loading cars , . Prices will /soon advance materially Buy a town lot in PALM VILLA now 9 9 £ g* J . V 'i s ì l BS.QMIBBBE! IB9Ö3BF5* • 0 See J E SSTÄM I N E PARK a 10 acres of stately . Palms, Majestic • Oalu and fragrant • Yellow Jessamine • ‘an exquisite spot • oT tmirammclctl ä ..nature , , .. ■. Ik. U. t U ^ i iim n rrc sr: Palm Hammock is being settled by a very high clasp of- p c o^j I e. A hoot« here insures you gdtith neighburs . . . . A , J w 9 • . A "Fâ EZlD Ô C T AaALLi Frequent s t r e e ' t W ear service brings • churches, theatres £ and shops to your livery mail ser- w vice. Convenient 9 school privilege • for your children A <S - I i k l i v l . ' • S Young Men of Sanford buy a P ALM H A M M O C K Farm.or you will live ... to regret it. . Buy to-day. dome and see me. W HITNER First National Bank Building There Is no b e t t*evr, 9 safer Investm ent than • selected real estate. 9 Im proved transporta­ j SANFO RD F L O R ID A <9 tion Is the forerunner 9 of increased values. - �' THr SANFORD HfcRALD • ___________ THE ROADS OF THE WHOLE -WORLD MUST BE REMADE Macadam Will No Long«« Stand Strain of Automobil«." Nelion P. Lewis, chief engineer of the board of estim ate of tbo borough l. .Of.Manhattan. Now-York city, believes Chat the roads of every clvllliod coun­ try will h a re to be rebuilt because th e old macadrim, the best thing until kow for highways, is unable to stand th e grind of automobiles. Roads will have to be rebuilt to ault automobiles, because the automobile!Is a good thing for roAds of the' kind that can bear Ha |>ecuUar pressure. Speaking on this subject recently, Mr. Lewis said: "Wblla I believe that only a bltuml nous substance, such na tar, nsphalt-or mineral oil, abould bo used aa binding m aterial for looAo rock and sand In place <of w ater and thut all our roads should be rcTaid, a*’they must be soon • r or later, m any engineers seem to think th at by spreading a cohesive m ixture over tho surface of tbo roada aa they are will bo all that la required. Dome other« believe that new mac­ adam may be laid and the -surface treated with this bituminous mixture. They assume that It will penetrate through and make the rock fittings fast “On on# point there Is no disagree­ m e n t I t la th at no roads anywhere •xcept those newly built according to soma of these, more modern processes a re able to withstand automobile trafflc. When vehicles, were drawn by horses the only damage done to the roads wgs by the f horseshoes. The draw n vehicle wan a benefit to tbo road, having the effect of a steam roll' or In packing and hardening the sand and clay. "Everywhere the cry of bad ronda ta gb|ng up. We are no worae off than the rest of the world. It la a problem which now engngea tho se ­ rious attention of the French govern­ ment, and England, which spent a hundred years In making her splendid highways, la now"rebuilding .them as fa st aa she cun to accommodate them to new condltlona. "It Is quite generally agreed t^iat some form of bitumen. Is best adapted for tbib'purpose.-< "There are four general methods of using It: 71 “ F i r s t —C o « tin s th e su rfa c e to form , tem porarily s t le a s t a w aterp ro o f snO duetleae road. "Beoona.—T he penetratio n m ethod, by w hich .the ’Bituminous m a tte r la forced down into tho broken »tone, an d eand or «crooning« or« used, to ta k e up th e exceee of bitum en. . . ‘T h ird .—T he Interposition of th e bltum lro u e m ixture betw een th e bottom couree o f «tone and th e to p couree, or new w ear­ in g S urface, And the foroljt* of the upper course Into the m ixture, additional m a­ terial being added to the eurface to com ­ pletely- All th e Interellcee between the •tonee. while sand o r ecr«ehlngt a re a p ­ plied to ta k e up any exceee upon th e sur- fso*. • . "F o u rth . — T he m ixin g , method, underw hich tli# etone w hich' lx l,g ,^ o rm • th e w earing «urfaoa.ls thoroughly coated with tho hot bitum inous cem ent, w ith a prop­ e r am ount of ecreenlnge and o th e r fine m a te ria l added to reduce th e voids, th e m ixture being epipad upon the road while hot, a f te r , w hich it is thoroughly rolled, as In th e case of th e o rd in ary a sp h a lt pavem ent o r bltum lnoue m acadam of th e A m erican type, the eurface again being ooated w ith san d o r screenings, a s in th e Other cases. ■" • . “S u rface coating can be coneldered tem ­ p o ra ry or p alliativ e only.” rat ©rr Linen Special Full 30 in Sno„w Bleached Pure Linen Suit­ ing. lnediuin-wcight and u very soft clang­ ing effectior-Slurt-Waisis-orSmtsr-carmot be equaled for 50c yard, for Mondays sell­ ing only . . I * . . / . . . . . . - - ___: ...............29c Colors Strictly Feet if Waihed in Warm Water ’ W ITH IVORY S O A P PRICE FOR English Long Goth comes twelve yards to the piece and is a nice medium weight for the Under Garments, it is sold at 15c per yard or for Monday selling 12 yards for............ ___$1.65 - 2 for 5c MONDAY ONLY Lonsdale Sheeting, full 36 inches wfdc and is classed as the best yard wide Domestic in the market, will be our Monday only special, worth 12Kc to 15c, limit 10 yards to a customer, Monday, 10 yards............- ........... ’------ 8 9 c SHOES OF Center Aisle Special The center tables for Monday will be filled with new and crisp goodB from our White Goods De­ partment, consisting of 40 inch Lawns, checked and striped Dimities, Madras, etc., worth from 15c up, Monday. ......... '. | qc QUALITY The Snow Shoes for Men are beyond comparison in a popular price Shoe, as ^re the Godman and *Selbys Shoes for Ladies’ and Children, each of the well known lines .being guaranteed to the wearer by D. A. Caldwell & Sons’ as an abso­ lutely All-Leather Shoe, and at prices which 'means- a great, saving. . . • .1 ¿J.— ... EVERY PAIR G U A R A N T E E D Men's Belts 'A few dozen^ontL-piece-Loatlter-Belto,—in -t Black and ¿11 colors, with Nickel Bronzed, arid Leather Cover&J Buckles, worth front 35 to 50c, but for Monday only.___.^ 2 3 ^ Qauzc Vests —**———* 1“ . 11 4 7"-1 * Fifty dozen Ladies’ Gauze Vests with taped neck and arm holes, at pricqp that are cheaper than it cost for laundry, these are placed on the counter'at 3 for............. 25c VICTOR Ready-to-W ear Suits These Suits are stfictly Tailor made, every thread guaranteed all-wool and in the latest styles. Jhey come in Blue Serge, Grey mixed, Blue, Black and Grey Mohairs, they are made and marked - to sell for 15 and $20 by the fac­ tory, our regular prices C D F Y R iO M t ( t i t . T h l 'IW T A k . A Dew tvad bill Is being considered by tb s Kansas legislature. It pro­ vide« for a atato highway commission to consist of tbs regents of tbo agri­ cultural college, Thla commission la to appoint a state engineer, who will pa*» on all bridges and road lmprovo> ’ ments. T bs blfhway fund la to bs provided . tay tbo taxing of motor car owners, dealers and m anufacturers. T b s state anglneer ta to receive a salary fixed by fits commission. Tba money de­ rived from tbs taxing of motor vehi­ cles, after tbs expeua^ of tbo highway '.commission's offices' nag been paid, la tp be turned over to the eotwty trass* oarers In proportion to' tbo amount each county has paid In. $13.19 and $16.89 Lisle Vests These Vests are made of a good-quality Lisle, either in wing shield or lain* over ilu* shouljler, iu sizes from 5 to 9 and are worth 2-1e •85c, our price.4. Victor Warners . .... - Machines ft li st Pi-oof ^ Why not‘enjoy these long Corsets hot sumpier - days with’ one of our Victor Talking Machines, they are the best on the imirket, and with our complete line of irew Records theca is ho need to he lonely. Just think for a small payment down and a dollar a week, thtT fun and pleasure you can ---..'N o w Kansas Road Bill. f A I l Oft« J Ladies’ One Piece Dresses Just two dozen of these very pretty and stylisli One Piece Dresses for Monday sell­ ing. All-White. White witli small dots, also in the new border effect, beautifully design­ ed and neatly trimmed.-. .,$ 2 .4 6 Jo $3.98 , t Paris Garters Trie ideal Summer Supporter, made of the best grade Elastic, ~ond so ttirit no meinl ports can touch the skin, are sold elsewhere at 25c, our price alwuys................. 21c Keep Cool B. V. D. -Mtm'sTihecked Nainsook B. V. D. Under­ wear, the Shirts in half or no uleeves, Athelitic style, while the Drawers are in knee lengths, sold regularly at 50c our price 45c With our complete line of samples that have recently arrived, we feel sure we can please you, being as-* sociated with the Royal Tailors insures you of ^the very best in style, quality and workmanship, and with our experience and person­ al guarantee will insure you of. being a well dressed man at very little Cost, . . . * ■•« the of the Get This Linen is 32 inches wide mid is n nice medium weight for summer wear........ only-In the Linen color, hut is u henUty when mnttiied with our new Braids, Mon.day o n l y ..................----------- ------- 24c Mercerized Sea Island EMBROIDERY E L.Q.S S. Speclol.Lpng Cloth Sale DRAG, DRAG, DRAGI If «very farmer could but th« real flgur«« showing comparatively email coat maintaining good road* and loss caused by poor on«sl busy with th« drag I * Linen Special The Corsets that’nre 'guarUEteeiL .absolutely— Rust Proof and the Corset that has tile Quality, there is a Corset for each individual* figure which will bring out the 'line lines of your figure, all }.he: new styles and shapes on display at D. A. Caldw ell & S o n s ’ Closes Every Thursday 12 O’C . , * ■* * Durable and Dustlses. A' durable and dustleaa road pave­ m ent la claimed by Francis Wood, a B ritish anglneer, In a combination of .two Inch granite with Trinidad lake bitumen. I t la aald to cost leas than macadam and to bs good for a t least ffto en years, experiment having sbgwu th a t It will stand wear, tear u ijL w et better than any other paring •v e r tried. S o m e th in g to Judg« By. •T hey aay be Isn’t irery bright** " I wouldn’t aay that/* “W hat la your opinion?** "Well, when be gets on a law yers are careful not to him-” . ^ CALDWET1 CASH DEPARTM ENT STO RË SANFORD Tw o Stores, 121-123 E. First Street F L O R ID A �T* I 7 ' é * ‘ -*'-'0 . -,i. . • ! "■T • rite sANFORb herald H u m or and P hilosoph y arni arid ■ ay DV/VCAA M. S M I T H . ia .rd e n BROW N GENERAL PER T ROT CONQUERED, Belief T hat Worst Foa of Stono Fruit Qrowers la Under Control. The Rural New Yorker says that brown rot, the most destructive fuugouH disease known Co thb peaep orchardlst, has Anally been put under control. J, H. Halo of Georgia and Connecticut paid his respects to the brown rot disease In the following term s: "Tho brown rot Is so great n factor fo r evil In tho raising of poaches fo r tbo m arket th at In n few years more It would bavo accomplished the complete failure of my orchard plant In the state of Georgia. Wo can m as­ te r or control overy other enemy of the,peach by up to dato methods and - precautions, but until now wo bnvo bad no weapon th at would touch the brown rot fungus." _And then ho con­ tinued to say th at "tho uso of tho solf boiled lima sulphur spray nn n follago treatm ent for the peach tree, recently discovered by W. M. Scott of tho United States departm ent of agriculture, alone would swing tho future status of my fortune from fnllnro to success." Tbe Importance of this spray to Mr. Hale tenches to every other [»each grower In the country, with somewhat lees force, excqpt perhaps, tp orchardlets In the arid .regions of the west where the climatic conditions are un­ friendly to tho career of tho destruc­ tive fungus. In the early peach sec­ tion of Georgia tho work of Mr. Scott means the restoration of prosperous peach growing, where recently tho in­ dustry has had to 1» abandoned solely on account of brown r o t Gradually In the past fifteen years the pencil belt' bun been pushed fnrther houth Into the humid regions of Georgia fot* tbe fm»iF ® f ,.-:'yt PARAGRAPHS. IN SU R A N C E A G E N T rp H E m an who known how to make —- U)nn».v-tH*4«Ioni knu u s how to BpCTn It, nml conversely the spender caá' make It, nml thus In ftocleiy kept In'i constant alate of eroit|tfou. Art to loqr, which la probably the explanation of the fnrt that-the artist ta generally short. Office Above First National Bank •^ w w A m w A A w m w .N w um m er or W inter we can supply your wants in the Automobile line. If you want to A wlfo Is like a man's dlgcstlon-n* rent long an hln digest Ibn Is good tie pnyj» no attention 1« Itrh n rn hurt one makes him alt up nml lake notice. P a c k e d a n d D e liv e red $ 1 .5 0 P o r O allon INTO A HOM E OFYOUR OWN* On Time. I w a n t to slu g a s o n g o f sp ring . . - F o r It Is n o w th o se a s o n • W h e n W inter Ju m p s his Job ns king. T o s u y so Is n o t l reason , 1 w a n t to ra i s e m y p la in tiv e vole« A nd III) m y In ns* of leatherT h n t I limy Jvisilcqjtb th e choir« Amt c h a r m i n g b ra n d of w e ath er. T o w artd o f o r th In limpid rh y m e . T h e ch uM tu wp see unfolding 1 . 1 Bhoutd nol bo co u n te d us a crim e , Or b ri n g o n m o a scoldlna. •' F o r o t h e r ' m e n h av e hint tliolr any, T h e m e r ry M ay bells (Manning, A n d inoda a sk llltu t p c la 'v a y W i t h o u t n flr*t else* bunging. W « ■««« thlTTiefiutl«« on disp lay ^ ,The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. (tm »qni^w a4 The Average Increase in Population of cities and towns everywhere is 35 per cent in ten years. This means that new homes will have to Tyc built i ml more stores provided. This will increase the value of land at the edge of our city. 1 In i t r e a t p rofusio n s w a t m ins Along' th e IttUsrpr h e spang led w ay W h e n s p r in g ti m e In perform ing. T o o tine It Is fo r h u m a n tongue, €- F o r w o rd s ca n n o t ex p ress It. Bo m o s t of It, m u s t go un su n g . Ton'll slinply liuyn to gm-s* It A n d w h y sh o u ld no t a tlm a like th is H a v a poets to e m b a lm It In w o rd s th a t th y m e w lth .bllss an d kiss A nd slxxlu a s a c o m e t : ' , V. I sim ply h a v e to slrtg of. sp rin g W ith o u t the lru st com pu nctio n. • T o u ca n n o t sto p me, t h o u g h you b rin g T o b e a r u g r e a t Injunction "Tliey Im j o jibjioi tc ly u o re g im i for thè c o m m o n m a n ." "I oliould s a y th o y h a v e u 'l. I b u ve beou c u rry lo g .a c c ld o iit in a u rn iiee fo r m o re tin n ì a m o n iti, a n d noi otte bus n in o v e r tuo .voi," L o tee H i . Job. "I nearly always Ion- nly job " ■ “T hat's hard luck. What Is the reaBON?" "My boss Is so Stupid." "How stupid?" "Never cau see the point when I toll him how to run the business.!' ---------r nttke of producing earner fruit. It Is here that the rot has worked tho most utter ruin. *• ’* While In general It Is truo that tho coastal plains are hardest hit, It 1+ a fact that wherever there are «tone H ad a S trin g . * ’ f- ’ilts raised lu abundance there la “Old llottndsmau doesn't come out broyvn rot present, walling only tho with the hoys’us ho uspd It)." awakening touch of the friendly dam p­ "No: lió had an nccldent." ness to bring It to life, when In a few "What wuB HuitV” days It will ilnvtmr a largu-pari ór «U "Sfihld thonllis ago Ms creditor« got of the profits of tho orchard. In a a fter him, and he had to put Ids prop­ recent year D. M. Wertz of Waynes- erty In Ids wife's name." boro, Pa., n large orcbanllst located In tbe mountain region, where peach G old Reeerv'e. trees are assumed to bo comparatively "H e hits « strealc~of yellow." . «ufo front brown rot, lost twenty c ar­ "Why, 1 thought him a courageous loads, or about one-third of his crop, young fellow." . * sudden outbreak of rim fungus. "Hg-nwiy lu* courageous cuuugh. but hi*-old man's bank account gives him n decidedly ocher tinge," Wo Have Some Choice Properly that can he bought on easy term s. It will make you a beautiful home and will continue to increase in value.- N. H. G A R N ER S a n f o r d ; F lo r id a r Few Prices This - Week 10 pounds ' C O TTO LEN E : - $1.25*| f* / t 4 pounds C O TTO LEN E •> \\ H ia S p e c i a l t y . < ** "H e make« love lo every girl he meets "He niyn love Feeding M a n g e le .______ — The uae of roots and especially man­ In n mere nothing, g e ls‘for dairy cows Is still much prac­ und ho does nothticed Id many portions of tbo United lug ex ceed in g ly Bt&tee and Canada. The English farm ­ ers Ml that mangels should uot be fed well.” until they have been stored about throe months for the reason that dur­ S h a S quelch«» H im . ing the period of storing the mangel "Poes your., tins bn nd evyr get an gains much In sugar.—Hpprd’a Dairy­ overbearing streak 1 " man. •'Sutnutimes. Not often.” "W hat do you do?" "Ju st steer him up ngulust tbo cook.” ferior plants. Florida Sa n fo rd " T h o y m iglit lo ho Aneti." Thére ere thouaanda of dollars j ‘ lost «vary yaar by .sewing paar ,, saads. Do not aspect a good crop whan poor sseda are sown. Saaton», goad cultivation and proper, fartlliaa^wi will not com pan »at» for* aoad from In­ B. Lawson A man ways hq wouldn't ‘know 'how to act If he wt'ro In love, as If that would innke any dtfferPiloT Pervene. A man la net mailer of his farm u n i i » h i hai • familiarity with aaoh acra’a valúa and each acra’a ability, It la uaalaaa in th a n daya of high priced land to bothar with average yields.' 'It ia not wiae to wait until com* pulalon cauaaa one to take ca n of the fertility of the aoil. Without one or more of our kinds of C a n d y . 150 ussorted kinds. 2 5 c to $1.00 per pound. A beautiful line pi Score and Tally Cards, Stationery, etc. PH O N E 331 " l t is 'n w f u l rito ivny sc o re b ln g auto* lata ritti n in n ig li llm S treet* ." nnotVN hot o r m e n . IThln the fruit, destroy the m u m m ie s, spray with uvlf bolted lime s u l p h u r an d arsenate ’i t load. D irectio n s g iv en In circular of V irg in ia a g r i c u l t u r a l e x p e r i­ ment atato n ] ARE NOT COMPLETE Sanford Machine & Garage Company While n lie Is. disgraceful, there are cases In which It bua been known to be more re«i....table than tbe truth, If wo were to give iih wo should like to ho given to most of us would be taking advantage of (be atniute governlng bankruptcy. YO U R H O M E R E C E P T IO A Motor For Any Purpose we are at your service with the very best cars. -We never sleep. Truth eruaheil to earth peta a lawyer If you are in trouble call us any ami anea for damage*. You know a pessimist by the way he ■quint* when the nun allinea. FIRE Truthful Jshn. *» r John was trying to beat his best friend oat of his motorcar. "John,” said Ids father, "w hat are you doing?” “Doing my best.” returned John. 2 pounds. C O TTO LEN E April Specialties •-------------“ * • Doors, Sash, Blinds and Builders’ Hardware IR R IG A TIO N M A T E R IA L Pumps, Gasoline [ine,, Pipe Fittings arrd“ Hose G A L V A N IZ E D IRON T A N K S Built to Order The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. WOODLAND PARI 1« 0 Clean, Orderly Pluee te bring your fumily to for a Picnic. Tal Benches, Sheltdh Toilets, Water, Refreshments. 'lin ln e h ^ nveTJukTShailinhe entire grounds. A shell mound fronting on Lake Monroe. Cement Donee Floor. A Sanitary Swimming Pool, filled frorf ring well, emptied ami Cleaned Every Day. Bathing Ten Cents .4 0|ien Thursdays and Sundays. • Suits For Hire;' Other days by Arran - D irections:—(¡o west on First street, marl road, to then nort to Rand's siding, cross railroad and keep road eoi railroad. Distance about three miles from Sanford. Compound Lard 10 cts The people of Sanford and viciuity believe in ‘The Herald." They subscribe for it and read it too. . White Bacon If your ad appeurs on its pages they will read and believe it. ; . J.D. Roberts If not call up 148 and ask the ad ( r man to come and tell you how to do n good business through the ‘ . dull season............................. . * Phone 39 �Geo. J. Russell and 1. W. Phillips. J. McCawley sureties: B, C. Abernathy nnd IN THE SOCIAL WORLD J. M. Cook. Chns. F. Granniss sureties Chat. G. Lee and Lr L. Payne. (Pistol^ Items of Interest Concerning (Rifle). Bond ol Jos. Thompson as Notary'Public Society People. with 0. W. Leakq and C. B, Davids_as. i n a i l matter A u iu it 22nd sureties was approved. ftoffle* at Sanford, Florida Petition of J. A. Smith, C. W. Smith P O I N T S P U R E L Y P E R SO N A L lo f Match 3rd. 1870. * W. et al, for road from point of clay road, OfBeo la Herald BnUdlnf near Mathew Stewart's home und run llow Celery City Vanity Fair While Tclrphone No UH. due mirth through Central Avenue Ply* Away , ay th e Golden H ours— M. E. Miller ha* purchased the Tavares muutli%nIntersect Merrimack Avenue in Soclafe Gossip. id from T, P. Comes and will assume the village of Merrimack received/ read n Uie road is. ordered to once. The ITerohl Hives greet E ntertained Senior Gloss be opened as petitioned for. • ’ -*■* ' to the now editor. Miss Eugenia Pope delightfully «enter­ Petition'of Anna Anderson for relief tained the Senior class of the Sanford a— ■■ ....... roferred to the Clerk of the board. High School at a party last Friday, even; ' a . Jacksonville Metropolis celebrated Tho request of. Dr.. Mixon to establisli Ing/glven at her handsome new home on ivecaary of the great Are on May a telephone line from Cliuluota to Christ Sanford Heights. The evening was pleas­ Special edition of 48 pages glv-* description of the old and new mas received and granted upon condition antly spent, playing .games of different that he comply with .the law In such kinds nnd ice dream, cake ami fruit were ilia.. .............. cases provided. served. Some of those present were Miss Upon motion the tux assessor Is to be Carrie Lovell. Miss Martha Fox, Miss Day in Sanford was observed -paid a .monthly salary of hls clerk la Mary Chappell. Miss Sadie Williams, Miss ending of thousands of cards antf making up the assessment roll of 1911 spies of the Herald but many the said amounts to be deductiS In the Ruth Mettlnger, Miss Mabel Cowan. Miss Willie Singletary, Miss Gussle Tillis, Seth >uld have been sent and every day final settlement with the assessor. Woodruff, Ernest Householder, Ernest year be Post Card Day. Communication of H. C. McDaniel in Betts, Vail Lovell, Marx Baker, Abie reference to trees’ along public road rc' Simmons of the Ft. Meade Lead* celved and read. Clerk instructed’ to Kiihner and Harry Carlson. boree-whipped last week by answer, The Wclaka Club held the monthly, *official This does not mean that Letter from Hon. S. A. Robinson re­ buslnes^ meeting in the club rooms Tues­ Is out on editors in every .jjounty, ceived and read. -----day afternoon, a large number of the lire several editors in Qrantf? Coun­ P. L. Starbird appeared before the members being present. The President wont stand for horsewhipping. board requesting a reduction in hls ns- Mrs. R. S. Keelor was detained at home sesstnent on personal property. Upon on account of sickness, and Mrs. R. J. Icie In the Jacksonville Metropo- motion I t was ordered that the tax col­ Holly presided. A pleasant social hour that the Southern Express Co., lector collect taxes on an assessment-of log In Jacksonville and might $800.00 and account for the change in hls followed .the business sussion. Mrs. J. W. Dickens is hostess for -the month, building some time and have flnaCreport? ■ assisted on this occussion by Miss Madge ty of their own. The many warm J. W. Childress appeared before the i of thè express company In Florida board asking for relief concernibg Ills Ward und Miss Mabel Bowler. tickled to death to learn that the taxes; Upon motion it was ordered that A progressive dinner was greatly en­ spirit of this benevolent organi­ the assessor assces the property of Mr, joyed last Friday evening by u congenial li being manifested. After such Childress at a valuation of $10.00 for the* party of friends in-this city. The courses struggle against the ‘c ru e 1* world year 1911. ! a measly dividend of 147% they - W.‘ M. Hansell appeared before the of an elegant dinner^werp served..at. the iw to have some ’r e a l ' property to board In reference to the road petitioned homes of cadi member of the party as they progressed from house to house in ed. Let us^to prayer! for by C. H. HofTner et al., upon motion it automobiles. Those who made up this was ordered that the subject' matter be pleasant party were Mr. nnd Mrs. A. P. ^Zb£ - - ■ === "jfouslastlc meeting of the grow* referred to Supt., of roads and bridges Cottnelly, Mr, and Mrs. B. W, Herndon /week means that the Association and Chairman Overstreet. Mrs. Robert A. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. D. stronger and better next year and Col. Wm. H. Jewell uppenred before L. Thrasher. Dr. and Mrs. S. Puleston. year'a experience will be rich divi- the board In reference to tho burning ol' k The retiring officers and directors the Granniss barn; upon motion it was Pupils Recital »be commended for the good work ordered that a reward of $500.00 be peld An event that is looked forward to "shed In the face of great dlffi for (he arrest and conviction of the crim­ with unusual interest is the (Hipits recital nd tiie new directorate can profit inal provided Mr. Granniss will give the which will be presented to the public by xperlence. The Herald Is heart same amount. Mrs. 1?. Homrighous on Saturday evening. vor of the Association being of G. O. Swartz appeared before the board May 13th, at the Congregational Church - ftrt and for the growers and this in reference to a drainage ditch that Iiub In addition to the advanced pupils who • usual will lend a hearty support been dug on his place. will take part on the program, the Ladies' Association at all times. W. D, Holden appeared before the etiorus under the direction of Mrs. Hom­ board in reference to taxes on lot 3, righous will make their first public ap­ S 4 J» R t P R l t t S T A T t v l l block 3, tier one. Sanford; upon motion pearance. tc County can well be proud of her It was ordered that the comptroller be The pupils who will take part on the * and Representatives. Senator requested to allow Mr. Holden to redeem program, are Mrs. 11. C. Maitland. Mrs, Gmid Representatives Lake and said lot at u flat sum of $ 200.00 not in­ L. Speer, Mrs. E. Hester, Mrs. Jessie Speer, an have been conspicuous during cluding derk's costs. , Misses Flossie Frank, Mercedes'Munson. slon and nrerecelvlng the rccogIn reference to the taxes on (he Robert Laura Fijih. Margaret Wight, Ellen Ma­ due Diem. *» Hungcrford Industrial School lands or Massey while occupying the was ordered upon motion thut the Clerk honey and Gladys Gardner. Messrs Clarence Mahoney und Frank Adams. i of attorney for the Railroad Corn- certify to the aBsessu* that the sellout The-members of' the‘ L’iiorua are started the probe Into . the four land is not subject to taxation Mesdames W. T. Johns M. JL Bowler, e of Ellen N. and tho railroad he­ In reference to (he m arl. used by tbe Greenland, Polk. Gteeumat), Geo. L. Speer. ight to Dine was. chiefly due (o county from Dr. Aldridge's land, map of Attorney-General Trammel and said land surveyed by, J. O. Fries, (to, Jessie Speer. Hester. Witte, McDaniel, Waldron, A. A. Brown, Misses Flossie Stokes. Orange County Is always Surveyor, submitted area 1 07-100 acre; Frank, Mabel Bowler, Laura Fish, Jes«lt ead. upon motion it was ordered, that a Stumon, Josle Stmnun. Gladys Gardner runt for $200.00 be Issued, in full pay­ und Helen St. John. 1 IV CO M M ISSIO N ERS MEET ment of the mark used by the county. Misses Madge Ward and Elossle Frank Messrs. Dickson and Cheney appeared will act as accompanists. before the board In reference to the bridge Misses Churlotto Keeior, Madge Ward, to Build .th e Bridge a t the at the East Coast Ferry asking that the Helen St. John. Flossie Frank anil Mable E ast Coast re fry . J met In^ragulkr session last Tues- necessary work be done to have a good Bowler will act as UBhers for the evening. ay 2. Present: Chairman Over crossing at the East Coast Ferry; action Circuit Court .Postponed. Commissioners Mprrlll, Woodruff, postponed until Tuesday.-* The application of Mr. Dommerich for In Circuit Court, Seventh Judiciul Cir­ snd Brown. change in the public road from Lake cuit in and for Orange County, Florida. *t of J. D. Farrell, supervisor, lu Howell to Woodbridge was upon motion Spring term, 1011. '. t o the visit -and Inspection of With lire consent of the bar. and; be­ County Camp of prisoners was re- referred to Supt., of roads and bridges with power to'act. " <* cause of tho illness of my fum ilyit is ind read. «iintention of Sid J, Jones & Co.. . „Petition of S. E. Mather«, J M. WiUiamrftotd«ro4 by the codrt that the Spring term 1 and read; it was ordered that son for & road line between sections 35 of this Court be continued lo the third « paid on exchange of book-type* and 36, tp, 21 &. R. 30' E.,' received .and Monday In June, aiid that ull causes, sultA, motions, und other pchdiug matters laid over under die rules. be continued to that day. ‘Yr ‘ '* Of; Geo. U. Dickinson, A..A. The committee to which the petition Done in open Court at Kissimmee, Flu rSchmOlz et ul for a crossing for the roud from' Oakland to the Lake L L. R. R. tracks at Intersec county line was referred made their re­ this 1st day of May, A. D. 1911. A. Minor S, J onhs,' Judge. *—vs 24 & 34 & 23 & JJfl St Jos- port, and upon motion the petition as celved, and upon motion, petition prayed for witii the addition to the route, Drink Pure W ater,. .nted. from whore It strikes the county linev See the 20th century 'wfttsr coolers. The 50 Of J. W. Gravel, J. E. Evans lien nortlion the reunify nine- utVBT UTF The best sanitary cooler Ah. the market. kiug that the part of Bluford Ave road leading to Mont Verde is reached Is Ice In separate cotnparttnim. water In l extending from the angle county Lake Co., was granted. averted glass bottle. For sale by rom of B. M. Sims' residence to Application of Peter N. Pruitt for u 38*2t. T he F ernali>_H/utowake Co, ■ Ming of and over the Florida pardon was presented and signed by the R, R., be made a part of the board. thorough discussion, upon motion the mry road system, distance one half C. W. Goodrich appeared before tne clerk is instructed to advertise for bids he, was receivpd; Subject matter -was board In reference to . establishing peti fur bniiding bridge al the'ltibulh of Lake erred to _Commissioner Dillard and mnnently the corners of land; laid over Jessup; plans and specifications to be pc, Branham. for future consideration. found at the Clerk'a office. Petition of H. TL Paltishall, Patters Upon motion tbe letter of S. A. Robin­ In reference to building "ihe bridge at aL, for a public rood beginning at SE son was turned over to the attorney of the East Coast Kerry, upon motion it was mer of NWK of NEK sec.. 21. tp 20 R tbe board and he requested to draw iP ordered' that the bridge be buffi und , run west on sub-dlv. line ta« SW cor„ bill preventing hogs from running at UieXUrk-lHstructed IDTTdvertlse- for bids: NEK of NEK. N to intersection_the arge Jn ths county rmd~Tnnir~Ihe~saaie Mr. Branham to provide ’the plans r.nd id now' open uii sceitgirinre"betw een to Mr. Robinson. specifications to be found at the derk's itioru 16 & 21 : road Is for tho purpose The purchasing of a jiew scraper re- office. reaching the depot and to have a I'erred to Me*v> Overstreet At Branham. Clerk instructed to write Mr. Swartz in «sing over the R. R.. while the work Is Lelté?Trom M. L. Fletcher receive^ and regard to hls land on BesnJall Ave., m at­ ng done on the R. R., received and read. . ■ . , j t ter is under advisement and answer will d over under the rules: subject mailer Adjoi/mcd to Wednesday, May 3, 10(1. be given at June session. srrad'to Messrs. Brown and Branham. 8:30 a. m. Board met, Present Chnirm in The reports of die county officers were olloMlng persons were granted license Overstreet, Commissioners. Merrill. Dillai J, received and filed. «■•f Are arms. Woodruff and BrownAccounts examined and warrants or­ ¡Howard, sureties: G. W. Smith Pursuant to adjournment the plans : it L Hand. Orna. S, Dallas sureties: the Jessup bridge were submitted, Af dered paid. Adjourned to June session. • LEASED THE GABBET PEACE RD HERALD ]t* r "i j ...... . .. Cruse Barnes Well S o nified wIlh .Rftu rn s Grom Crops. Cruse Barnes Is one of the oldest and most successful celery growers.-in -this section, and when It was announced sev­ eral weeks ago that he- had.disposed of bis fine farm o q jh e lake front and would quit the celery business some of the calamity howlers picked him fora Bhining example of u grower who hod become dis­ gusted and quit. They were mistaken.»» they generally, arc for Mr. liarnes has made good returns straight through the sen son. When other l>eoplo plowed under the lettuce that was damaged by the Ktolrti.' Mr. Barnes left his in the field and realized a [good profit from It ipng before the1oilier fellow could |et lettuce growing. The other day on our cars of celery lie .received $1.7(1 per crate in return.' This farm was sold the other day because be received hls price fur it, but he'find no intention of quitting the gume. « This week “Mr. Unmet leased the Gob­ bed place on the lake front opposite his former place and he is busy getting the farm in good shape for next season. The growers jyho hove lived here long enough to become acquainted with soils and fertilizers have made good arid the reel figures of their profits are not-made public. 1 V . ’ i READ THIS! IT M A Y BE WHAT YOU WANT' r*' Do you ever have Fever, Chills or bad ColdsT Do you ever feel as if you were tired and worn oat, with no desire to eat. with pains in your back and shoulders, n headache, and a bad taste In your mouth when you gevup’ln the momingT If you do you have got Malaria, and the small sum of 25c will buy you ¡mediate relief. Tho name of this remedy4s-------------------- x F R A N K L IN ’S 4 4 T O N IC T H E G U A R A N TEED R E M E D Y FOR Chills, Fever, LaGrlppe and M ilirla Take this to your druggist and get u bot­ tle. It is guaranteed to do you (good. Take no pills, calomel or any other medi­ cine. as the tonic acts on the liver. It will make you feel like a new man. Try it. For sale by all druggistVand country merchants. If your dealer does'not keep it write us. • * t * t The Franklin Remedy Co. J a c k a o n v llla , F lo rid a 4 The New Fish and Neat Market Just opened—everything Fresh nnd Clean—Experienced Meat Cutters—Complete line— Prompt Delivery Choice Cuts Florida & Western Beef & Pork Also Sausage, Poultry, Lamb, Fish, Dry and Salt Meals, nnd in fact the most complete line in the city. FRESH F IS H TODAY .^ Orders will l>c Delivered AT ONCE by Special Messenger Form erly w ith J. D. Roberts j BRIGGS 1,0 ParkPhone Ave No. I _• o Let Us Show You t l a lue Heights • M A . Suburban... 1 f The Best % • *~ . ft)r , Property » ___ Near A 1 Sjaftford 1 i ■ y * A * .Just a few 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. . 4* Good road to the Property, good sidewalks through the Property and good people living on the Property.^ : : : : Sanford Heights Improvement Company Office 1 . * ** I i* » Firsj Street Opposite Postofficc Marks Real £state Agenc^, Agents. �THE SANFORD HERALD M ethodist Church street car conductor In his home town Service» at the First Methodist Church and came to Sanford to escape the rigors next Sunday night at 7:30 will be in form of a northern climate] With no exper­ Little Happenings— Mention of of a song service and willcpnsiBt in study ience in farming he took a few ncres on of and use of the •‘Old Songs" as follows:, tfie Chappel plnce and under the super* Matters. In Brief. ' ' L-".Conte lliou Almighty King," by J.A.’ vision of H. II. Chappel planted u crop. Hendry. With a small outlay of money Mr. Jones PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST 2. "Como thou fount of every hlessing,' made good and left Sanford so well satis­ by Rev. Mr. Langley. fied that he will-return in the early foil 3. “Come ye that love the I-ord," by J, and try it again. Sum mary o f th e Floating Small Talk W. Knight All kinds of repttir work. Sanford Ma­ Succinctly A rranged ror Hur­ •1. “Christ the Lord is risen, chine &. Oarage Co. 48-tf ried Herald Readers, nm the I »aundry-Bag?— — You can get yellow rorn meal at Icing's "Come lltily (¡host our iienfts inspire," * Fred Wctltiig and family left todnyfor • “ I om the Halfway H ouse Grocery. 20-tf Oswego. N. Y„ to spend the summer. by J, K. Metenger. for collars betw een the W c ir e r *r- „J V- ,r- ——'■ - r - B. “Come every soul by sin oppressed,’* and the Laundry. '■ ^3,«* 5 or 6 doses "BOO" will cure any case by A: K. Clioffellr— — ------ ----------------- oi Clnlls and Fever. Price, 23c. 37-tf "1 know Collars I 7. "Children oí the Heavenly King.", liy Cocoa Long Uar Soup just' received n “ I know why. some fail and Mrs. !.. R, Philips. home In this city from a trip to Atlanta. W. W. Long's store. 33-tf why others 'm ake good.' 8. ' Christ fur ilio World," by Mrs. C. M. Miss May Leonardi. of Osteen, is the Hamilton. Moline Knocker Potato Diggers only $15 "I intend to pass out my knowl­ guest of Miss Bessie Gruvcs. at W.H Underwoods. 33-tf edge to you, and I’ll begin with In connection with use of each hymn th is little chunk of wisdom : Friday evening. May 12, the Indies of will be given u brief history of the com* in Ijnl/m th e re Is s tre n g th . We have the Methodist church will give u moon­ I»»er and the hymn. Should these servi- the ¿pods you need, and the price *‘The only way to judge a collar you can do the re s t. Sanford Furni­ light car ride. The destination will he is by the number o f trips it can tu re Co. . . 35-tf make to the laundry,i • the residence of Mnu H.< H. Chappell, After April 15th the price of roses and where the evening will be »(Mint, » pro­ “ Try this on ordinary collars. cut Howers will advance 5Q per cent. A gram given, and refreshments served. .Car then on Corliss-Coon Collars. few more Rrapo vines left fare will be 35 cents; Which wiH Include — Death of Little Ben Guthrie. “ Why, a blind man can sec the refreshments. All ure invited to go and The many frieds of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. difference !" White Imcon 12 cents at J. D. Roberts. . spend a pleasant evening. Guthrie will deeply sympathize with them • ‘ , Mr. Mason Tate, of Osteen, was operat* in the loss of their bright little hoy. Hen, Phone 39. Ttie nursing home at 8 th and Elm Ave, ed-on at. the Nursing Home week und who died on Tuesday dfter u short illness. is prepared to care for n limited number is doing well. LittJejUeU'Wus one of the brightest buds Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hill have sold tticir of promise in our midst and was u source of surgical cases. Mrs*. Wright, nurse in Made C o l l â T S 1 *. 33-tf home on Magnolia Avenue and returned of Joy and comfort to his parents and the charge. I f o r 'i y tj ( We make u specialty of fram ing entire tieighliorhood where tie resided. to Wichita, Kansas to make tiioir home. p ictures Try us. Sanford Furniture The fdends of Mrs. J. C. Dempsey, of The funeral services were conducted from 35 tf the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday Tampa, will regret to learn that site lias Go to Mrs. J. H. Bruton, I III Palmetto beef! taken to the DcSoto Sanatorium, avenue, for stylish millinery. 35-tf where she will undergo nn operation. Mrs. Dempsey has frequently visited her Any neglect to remove gurbnge of sister, Mrs. Sheldon A. Morris.in Jackson­ closet buckets, if reported liy phone or in ville, and with whom she bus spent the person or by letter to the Cay Clerk, will past weck-aiid-aluLlms many-friemis in ret^ivtrprompt nttentlfliiT 37-21 Clothier and Men's Furnisher Jacksonville who hoj>e for her speedy re­ One and two hph»e Wngonfl with xelery covery. Mr. Dempey arrive«] in Jackson­ ■flared side bodies at Underwood's. 17-tf S A N F O R D F L O R ID A ville yesterday to be with his wife during S u rlie st line of Go-Carls In the city. the operation, and her mother .has also Sunford F urniture Co. -**: 35-tf come to this city.—Timcs-Union. Compound lard to cent« per jtound at Mrs. Dempsey is a sister.of Mrs. J. A. J. p. Roberts, phone 39. Harrold, of this city and M s u large cir­ Mrs. Alien lias just received direct front cle of friends here who will he glad (o * t / • Informal Reception. New York the very latest styes in unlearn that she is now out of danger, Last Friday evening .the ladles of the irimmed tints for the Faster trade und * Mrs. H, H. Deane returned to tier home Eastern Slur gave mi infortqul recectioh would appreciate your orders. 33-tf J ' in Jacksonville Tuesday afternoon, after in the Masonic Lodge in honor of tin; Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine a visit of some weeks with her sister and Masons and their families. Mr. C. F. brother. Mrs. J. N. Whitner and Mr. D. A. Haskins was master of ceremonies and New tires put on old Go-Garts at Caldwell. " iS V s , — n o t o n ly in addressed the assembly, stating the object the Sanford Furniture Co. 3 5 -tf - Mrs. J. C. Higgins returned to the city of the gathering. Worthy Matron Miss %f4 th e “ N a tu ra l Autoes and carriage painting at Un­ Tuesday afternoon, from a short visit to Mary Fusminger in a very pleasing talk derwood's. First class work. 31-tf S h a p e 9' F J o rBaltimore. told of the object of the Eastern Star. Get our p rlcrs on sto rin g of goods Mrs. Sydney C. Houston, of Ft. Lauder., Addrosses were also made try M. W. Lovell, Tha slieinv aiiocs we dale, is in town on a pleasant visit to F. P. Forster, O. L. Taylor, C. If. Walker of any kind. Joncs-M cLaughlln Co. C ockney ^a"*r11 sell but the care­ 3 4 -tf relatives. and Pust Worthy Mutrun Mrs. Robbins in ful attention given to fitting your feet. Underwoods for iiurness, saddles, horse Mrs. Stephen Boluglt, of New Smyrna, behalf of the Order. A recitation by Miss 17-tf is at (lie nursing home. Site was sent Carrie Fusminger. Vocal numbers were und mule jewelry, Y o u g e t y o u r m o n e y ’s w o r th in given by Miss Mabel liowle,r,accompanied rccleved a new line of Art here by Dr. L B. Borchelle for o(>ern(ioii. service —- the style and comfort o f a squares, prices reasuimhlc. Sanford II. E. T. Glover of this city, will leave by Miss Flossie Frank und Mr, Frank Furniture Co,— *J5-tf Florshetm arc a , next week for his haute, in London. Eng. Campbell accompanied by- Miss? Currie 2 lhs codalme 25 cents at J. D. Roberts, dai l y dividend ‘ Q -n a GifB land, after a stay of several months in Lovell. Fruit punch was served during phone 39. • P the evening by Mrs. R. L. Jones. Ice tint city- "Mr. Glover Itus u celery farm o f satisfaction. W f lO l/lI * '' 5 or 5 doses "fiOtt" wdl cute any citse of on Celery avenue which brought in some ereum add cake wti4 also served. Ar the 37-tf ill the finest returns recorded this-season. close of Il|iti pleasant evening tin* crowd and Fever. Pi ice 25cMOST STYLKS-S5.UÜ joined in singing several Eastern Star Place the titles to your real estate in I R. C. Keene, of Mucon, Go., has accept songs, closing witli “Nearer My God to the Realty Trust Company and avoidoum - 1 ed a position witli N 0. Garner. Mr. Thee." plicutions. Fc r particulars address U. F Keene is utt experienced grocery limit and Whitner. Jr.. Secretary. 7-tf will prove u valuable aid to Mr. Garner in FEET F IT T E R |)r. Howard lias returned und eau be lakiug ca{£t of his growing business. S a n fo rd F lo r id a fnund'at his residence in the forenoon irttil tiis office in the afternoon. __ 22-tf We are oquipiH-d to liundle your repair work- _ Sanford Machine & Garage Co. 1i2nd. 8, p. ju. Voluntary udiuissfon for programme expehset. Seats may Ire re­ Why uol let us sto re your furniture served of Mrs.X). L. Thrasher. while yuu a re away for the sttm pter ‘ Don Peabody was circulating utnong and save house rent. Sanford f und old Sunfotd friends on Wednesday. He tu re Co. . . *>1. *. 3 5 -tf is located in Ocala in the moving picture Arteslaii Wells. business. ' ''* . I*nte»t ini proved well drilling 'machinery Messrs. Curmicha«) and Dekle, of Ocala, und experienced well driver. Consult our were in the city on Wednesday. expert and leave your orders for< wel!s A. S. Nldor has returned from a busi­ w"th The F chnau* Hakdwaki Co. ness trip to Jacksonville, Notice to the Public Mrs. J. N. Wintrier has returned from You ure hereby-notified to keep your Jacksonville,, where she accompanied Miss linkways, yards und vacant city lots Alice for treatment of her eyes. Her deuii- und clear of weeds and rubbish. friends will, he glad to learn that the eye Any neglect on ttie part of the public Is greatly Improved and Mis« Alice will subjects the violator to he culled before leturn home in a few days. > the mayor ut any time. Robert Herndon is a t horfle agidit after 1. B. Williams, 1. *• Sanitary Inspector touring the west with tlte Neill Burgess A. Mlnnlck. Cameron City. For Sale—Gas range and small cook 2(T-tf-p Go. Mr. Herndon has ultained wonderful cheap. Apply W. M. Keele For Rent—Five room cottage with bath. success on the stage and his many SunN usl* threé hustlers,' ^ttove Myrtle avenue. ! Inquire ut Comfort Cottage. 37-2p ford friends aro proud of his achievement. capable ■o f earning For Sale—Sweet polufo plants, For Rent—Three new furnished rooms, Mr. Ralph West and family left last per thousand. Call ut 107, cut. Myrtlo and 19th. For Salcw-Young $Í5 or more per week. dollar Ninth St. ~S. J : ttlggefar Wednesday for Rome. Ga.. where they horse, well broke, gasoline engine and Lost—Gold hand bracelet engrave with turnip. Also farm implements. A. B. wlU meke their -future home and where i07 Sanford, Florida initials M. E. H. Inst on Celery Avenue Brock, Oak Ave. and 2nd St. 36-tf Mr. West has charge of the Virginia-Caro­ near ferry. Return ut Hands stublc and Wanted for tite summer—Gentlemen ling Chemical Co.'s ulunt. We are sorry recelye reward. 38-tf roomers ai Stuinons, 313 F. 4th St. $1.25 to lose these goo<J people from our midst Mimeograph—Edison*. No. 18, mimeo­ and up a veek. ,* 35-tf graph for sale in good order, for $10.90 and hope to see them In Sanford again in For Sale—Citalmers Thirty 1910, pony Peter J. Schuur, Sanford, Flu. -the near future. * tonnenu, full equipment. Perfect con­ For Sale—Indian runner duck eggs, dition. und will be sold at a hurgaln, as 1 * J. A.. Abrams, representing the Jno. A. you citn atccessFulIy hatch und raise need n larger cor. Also Kril Roadsters Cunningham Co., of Jacksonville. was'Tn The thieves got u gold watch worth at If you want a-frifhion or are in need them every nOndt in the year! $100 per witli full equipment, only run short time, the cjty on Tuesday calling on the local least $59, uhout $22'in money, a Water of help, let me secure them for you through 15. $2 00 k.t 30, $3.00 |>er 50. U. S. us good us new. Write for prices and descriptions of those two bargains. JS H. trade. hermom- tha Southern Business Exchange.yList of man fountqln pen, a For unusu d bargain in celery furin and P.. '2 cylinder ferro with reverse gear and positions open uud unsupplied mi bund. Mrs. Henry McLaulin left on Thursday ^kntfe. a F. N. Hilcltoock, agent. Box 1187, Sahford, home, iitvt*s ignte mine. Box 21, Route all equipment $2^9.99 T. P. Conpropst. morning for 4Macon, Ga., where site was hypodermic syringe und perhaps »onto Flat-da. 34-lf 2. .— 38-2tp Doytonu Beach, Fla. 37-4c .called by the serious illness of her sister. oilier things. For Sale—Family horww hng/y and har­ For Rent- Cash. Ten acres two miles . For Sale—Pair fine large mules. Sound, After being riddled, (he trousers were fine condition. A bargain at 3259 for west of Sandird, house of 7 rooms, land ness or either. N. H. Garner. ■. .. 31-tf uil tiled, twutwell». stabUTfiir horse. For 37-ttp For Sale or Rent—Two acres fertile latwl " The Sanford Music Club. * left in a rocking chair on the front piazza. pair. Jas. C.Harris. "'T*., Rooms—Furnished, gus, and artesian further infotinaliou address, Findley Wal­ in high state uf cultivation, one mile from The regular meeting will be held in 38-5lp town. Flowing well, tiling, celery boards. Sanford Suits H im / , _ water. $1.25 per week and up. 315 E. ker. Box 811, Sanford, Fla. Mrs. Muipon'a Studio on Saturday at 3:39 For Sale-flood pair of tnules, wagon A bargain. Address Owner; P. O. Box 4llt SE 35-tf J. T. JonA returned this week to Wor­ p>. iu. /ill members be present, as it is 27-tfc For Rent—12 room house on Myrtle av­ and harness I Cali at Herald Oflice or see 1384. cester, Muss., utter a season's farming on enue. Enquire 212 Fourth, St., between G. W. Kimilwn Stop No, 17 on car the annual election of officers. Kodak fur Sale, 3M by 614 size. Apply . 37-Zn 33-tf the Chappel place. Mr. Jones was a Oak and Myrtle A.es. line, 37-tf Sanford Studio, . M. Martin. Pres. C o r lis s - C o o iï SHOE E. G. D U C K W O R TH �H A PPEN IN G S northern port of the state, will move into the house vacated by Mr. Waite. J. W..Dunlap and daughter. Beu­ u of Interesting Items lah,Mrs. left last week for their former home m Correspondents in Canton, Ohio. They visited In Lynqhburg. Va., enroute. Mr. Dunlap wilijoln them next week. They have resided SITS OF ORANGE COUNTY about Sanford several years. S ta ff o f R eporters Weekly I r r s th e Territory fo r The Iteraid U Th« Herald. Specials This W eek A t L. P. McCULLER’S Hew Seme Old Materiel. May Be Turn ed “Ready to Plant’* Sanford Celery Farms IN QUART BOTTLES On every farm there la dure flV-ae- * eaved with tho Jd e a J h a t #ome. of It can bo utilized for various purposes and with tho knowledge that the' re­ mainder can be sold as old iron. It is good economy to auve this material, and ft la n good plan to sort It moro or less closely so th a t similar articles Richelieu’s Royal Salad Dressing Oatmeal in bulk, lb. 5c Extra Creamery Butter H. L. P. McCuller ~ Longwood where they, hove jsifuh^cJ a H. C H A P P E L L ’S . . UBHFUL nr MAX»O'wins JOINTS. [From tbs Kansas Parmer.] r • may. bo together. Use for something from this scrap pilo m ay bo found al mpst dally. For instance, a if old wag­ Phone 2 7 7 We note with Interest the openlqg_of on Ure may bo cut, straightened out ft amusement park near Monroe. A ll and used as the connecting rod on a flteef to Mr. Victor Schmelz -of Syl van In the cut Bhown herewith there is ike in bis new venture. Indicated a way In which a very use­ ful tool may be made from the half of ? — O C N E V A J O T T IN G S fb . -•, ■ ' . an old strap bingo. This homemade Special CarrMPOadence lu The Herald. »* tool Is for use in making wire Joints t CapL Leonard is again in Geneva utter er couplings, and the picture shown several months spent with his son-in-law pretty well bow It in used. As tho loop on the ordinary hinge Is generally r In S t Augustine. too small to accommodate e two o r s’ Mrs-R. V. Davld Is lh Sanford, where three strand wire, tbo picture is drawn \*he went to seek medical treatment for tq-show thta loop cut off eml the end her baby girl. **’ of the binge bent over to form a new - Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Raulernon visited one.. Before this now loop Is made a seCtlhu of the binge should beamed inford last Saturday. ffwayi as shown, so as to'give a grip Mesdames Fultz and Robinson will en- op th e pnd of the wire. A nice, smooth .crtaSti at a measuring party next Thurs­ wire cqnpllng or splice not only adds day afternoon. much td its appearance, but increased In the Good Old Sufnmer Time hht Moran "and ciiiidiCn. lIolen Its life as well, • Ajrfn>d Joint does not .‘hfl'Aubrey. Jr., are visiting friend« m,J- pull apart,-hiW 'w ith tho old of-this The greatest enjoyment you toot ft ts ju st as easy to matin n good, Mntivcs In Sanford and Lake Mary, smooth Joint an a poor one, nnd it lusts. will fin'd .¡s' at our Soda Foun­ while Mr. Moran baa gone on u visit to —Kansas Farmer. tain. For a very small amount nls mother ■T *1 In Miami. i of cash you can,get much pleasMiss Lela Peters hus resumed her jioslUrc lor yoursc lf and friends. tlon in Jacksonville as stenographer nnd T h « Dan« buys our cotton««ed left Geneva last week to accept the sume. ■nd |ln«««d m «»l and export« BRING THE LADIES bultar, keeping'all tha fertility We will miss Miss Peters very much and on hi« «oil. Osn the Dane teach tioiie will soon they will be pleased with • she *ji , Jj, f return. *" « ue anything 1 Mr. and Mrs. Howard, and Mr. and Mrs. delicus- , . C .7. David Speer visited Orlando nnd Sanford last Saturday. « ICE CREAM AND SODAS Method For Old Clrehardi. , Mr. Lamrose returned to his summer Professor W. N. Munson recommends lawns In New York last Wodnosduy. for treatm ent of old orchards to plow the treat The Nlblo property was sold at public sb early as possible In the spring, har­ row a t once and Apply about G O O outcry last week. The house and grovu pounds or fertilizer to tbo acre, then were purchased by L P. Daniel.. barrow, about once in two weeks uutll The flsldng from Lake Harney Is over th e . middle of. August, when a covet THE M. & : R . S T O R E crop of ry e.o r spring vetch should bo for this season. Mr. and Mrs. Lalng and two children.1 ■own. In worklug among the trees be flnds the traceless harness of great Jule and Robie, from Suuford, spent the value. .The exact fimo a'nd-.metbod .of week end with their relatives. Mr. and tillage ore iwt so im portant as to bo Mrs. W. D. Ballard. auru th at u fair amount of tillage is Mr, and Mrs. Potter, who have been given.—American Cultivator. visiUng Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Peters, have For Tying Up 8hocks. gone ty Bartow for awhile before return­ A handy tblng\.to uso in tying up ing to their home in Now York. corn or fodder shocks: Boro u threeeighths inch hols In a broomstick; [mss through this* a picco" of clothesline Btr To exterminate- Bedbugs, Inches shorter than a bay baling wire. To tb* Editor of Th« Hersld: Roaches, Moths, Ants, Mos­ In the end of the lino tlo n three inch Mrs. Walker of Miller avenue and Mr. ring. -Go around the shock with the quitoes, Fleas mid all class Ingraham of Cameron avenue hove been line aud stick, place the stick-through j of vermin. on the sick list the ring* a n d 'p u ll it--through. Then To kill mid prevent Fleas, Lice F. L. Craig will attend the railroad am - you can US the BbOck w ith balltjg wire. and Mites on Fowls. huctqrs’ convention held In. Jacksonville F. M. Estridge and family have been entertaining their son, James, front Mul­ berry and a nephew from the east coast Mr, Walt* and family who have been liying on Miller avenue, ore moving to Impro Buy M A D E FR OM S C R AP IRON. xir exceptionally cool April May seems to be bringing u* a of the good old summer time." £ a A. Fox of Sylvan Lake, who has quite ill for the past week, is now ivlng, we ore pleased to hear. L Elizabeth Builock of Island Lake 1rs. E. R. Remyon and little daugb dice, left Tuesday, May 2d, for SteuHe, Ohio, their northern home. Friday night, the home of Mr. J. 0. r, at Twin Lakes » a s entirely desyfred by fire, ■ nothing whatever being B ed . This was probably the oldest tttdb In the neighborhood, being built in M early 70's. Miss Tabor was quite «Odly burned about tha face, and unns In in attempt to put the Are out, which girted, It is supposed, by die explosion ifjan incubator lamp. MIssTnSor is now g^t recovering, under Uio skillful care of )r. Neal oi Sanford. _ jA new schedule for the Leesburg “pasengcr” went into effect May 2d, die train poling out from Sanford about 0 o’clock Mr. and Mrs. James Hickson chaper­ oned a launch party of young people from about here last Saturday. A delightful (rip to Lake Harney was enjoyed. I Byrd Willis has returned, tp Cow Creek titer several weeks a t biUA*. ouy l Every one is cordially invited to attend b eniertelnment Friday, night given, by. tho pupils, under tho direction of E. A. Gilbert, for' Abe benefit of Fine Grove Union Sunday School. L M. Lucas was In Tampa a portion of the week and. will return there Saturday to take a position on r Govcrnmfciit . dredge. V — *■" Two other growers have accepted posi­ tions in town—A. Homrigbous at the post office and G. A. Criro at the A, C. L. Ry. Now Is The Time To F o r « m U r u f « r f l ro b n o T a n k ? ’ W e h a r o j h e assurance of the Bel entlfic American th a t the best matorlai 'tor an underground tank~U heavy ' black shoot iron thoroughly painted .w ith Iron paint or aomo preserving compound. This is said to be mbre durable tlnm galvtuilzcd iron, especial­ ly in*some soils and where electric cur- " I f you are so sure that jiorao will win w hy-dontTpirbet ohTJm’Y' " l/a ln U goT ^nothing against the bone." J*•‘YirbnJ.barm would th at do him?*' "If i weA' to bet on him'^Ue would fail dead just before reaching the wire." ------------ - - \------ ----■8 h« Was • Conversationalist. 'Are you a professional performer Y* 'Yus^mada: (juarantbe satisfaction Y* 'Surely, madam.** “Bow long <Mn You playY* ’ Looking For ih» Lit* "How high Is th e morplng" p .“The morplug hasn't belgi U1 To kill and prevent Ticks, Fleas, Lice nnd Flies on Animals. To prevent the spread of Con­ tagious diseases. To disinfect, bath nnd toilet rooms, sinks waste pipes, gurbage pails, cellars, ken~—nclsrstnblesnnd fowl houses: Real Estate Agency I. R. CALHOUN « ¡S S tg FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS. Sanferd, Fla The Crippen Music Store - » ’ . -V v * , High-grade Pianos. Organs, . and Graphopliones. Low Prices Easy Payments Pico' Block Business Your fowls will show their appreciation of good feed by the larger number of eggs they Jay vBnd Then it Does Pay to pay atten tio n to the q u ality of your C hicken (Feed ag well as to that you feed your Morses, Hogs and Cattle, Rerticinbcr, we have all kinds, but o n ly -one quality TH E B E 8 T WHEN IN NEED CALL UPON Phone 330 Sdnford, Florida To Think of New Furnishings For Your Home EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES Ttf InsUre Yourself Perfection of Healdi. Fcnole is used with a sprayed for sale b y T h e G eo. H. F o r n s ld H a r d w ^ K b o m p a n y . Q u a r ta ...... H alf G allan G a l l o n ..! ... S p ra y er O u r new line of R A N G E S and K IT C H E N S T O V E 'fil arc the kind you have w anted and co u ld n 't SEE OUR B A R G A IN COUNTER M anufacturad only t>y Fenole Chemical Co Tampa ............... . F lo rid i Bu.ldlni ju st across the street .................................................................. ............ ............ �.T — THE SANFORD HERALD «LTKY NOTES UT C .M D Ä N IÄ fUVZASH>E L2J 4 3 0 MCITED m irs* articles and Illu stra tio n s m u st not reprinted w ithout special perm is­ sion.] • HOW T O F IN E L Y F IN IS H T U R K E Y S About two work» beforo Thanksgiv­ i n g ‘stories on turkey fattening nppcnr, and most of them ndviso close confine­ ment and lots of corn. Xhcy.nro neither timely nor do they -‘bring best-result*. Finely finished birds that bring the bon ton are not built tn n day. For the first alx months of n tnrk's life It should ho fed mnch protein to build biff hone and large/strong frame. The flock should then be .divided Into breeders and rnarkot birds. ; The former should live n normal, natural life to fit them for reproduc- Æ :. , .• . trRS :V, V Feed lb clean troughs morn and night all they will ent with a relish, Phon« 3 2 4 . T H E CURIOUS TADPOLE. a t noon giving scalded oats or wheat W O M A N ’S E X C H A N G E , .418 Magnolia Avo. or raw vegetables, such aa npples. Maybs Ha Turns Into a Frog and Thsq. becta, turnips , 8 boll.- 4aR . charcoal Fancy Work« o( All Kindi. Sum piny, Embroidery Supplies, Hand Painted Chins Maybe He Doesn’t. and plepty of fresh w ater nre essenHmttr Made Cooking • Specially. If a tadpole cannot get to the top of tlal, n roomy shed aipl'yard urc needed, * * Consignm ents nnd O rders Solicited and the fowls should, he kept Treo from tho wai'ur when It Is nt the time of Life when It Is breathing by m eans-o£ Jta ,, filth, lleo nnd nrelfgHTFliTTThree to four weeks are needed to gills, Uko a fish. It will not bocoiuu a bring birds to perfection. The finished frog. It will then always be n tadpole. Keep a tndpole In cold water and In turkey herein portrayed gained eight the dark or nwny from ’4ho light nnd pounds In that ‘tltnc. It will, ho yearb getting to bo a frog. L eft, to the course of nature, says - ' ’S }> T H E 1' Browning’s Magazine, tho tadpole be­ ■ ». KNIFING AN ERMINE. comes a frog lh from six to eight Sa n fo rd -B u iM in g-tk -to a n weeks, a lthougn It will U T T W IT two Cold Trlclt That Traps tha Shy Llttls . • years arriving at th at chance to chango Paying Fur Prizs. Into tho mature frog. A sso ciatio n Ton are doubtlcs» aw are, that tho Tho tadpole's mouth Is so tiny that Rent! ermine of _whtch your muff la inado It would bo difficult to Insert a ptnbn a been the emblem of royalty almost bend Into It, yet It has horny Jnws nnd ■lnco royalty began, In Husain, until a sharp, biting beak, with three rows very recent years. Its use being for­ of teeth on tho upper Jaw. A hood bidden to those not of noble birth. Hut grows down nnd Incloses tho' gills ou Ow n 1 wonder if you are likewise nwuro tbo right side, leaving them open like BEO. II. rCRNALD A. P. CONNELLY that It Is brother, or at least first a spout on tho loft sldo. Your President Seo’y &. Trcns. cousin, to the weasel. Krmlne, as a At tills stngc of Its transform ation m atter of fact. Is nptlilng inure than thatndpolo breathes llko a fish, taking Hom e tho weasel of common stout In Its water through tho gills Into tho mouth northern coat, for, like other nrctlc and spouting It out on tho left side. Let Us Tell You About It and subarctic animals, the weasel turns Its tall Is whnt tho tadpole feeds on whito lu winter In order1'th a t Itjnay be by nbsorptlon of tho whito corpuscles as Inconspicuous us pqsslblo in Its en­ of tho blood during the molting aud vironment of Ice anil snow. Yet. so mouthing epoch In Its life,‘when It Is abnormally keen of sight nrg the Si­ fasting. Wboo It la ready to cat again'I berian trappers that they can distin­ tho tall nnd the horny benk nro gone, '| YW WW guish nt almost Incredlblo distances tho wider mouth of the m ature frog the littlo black tip of tho ermine’s having tnken the plnco of the latter. -E NORTH ’ EAST tall ns It whisks across tho dazzling There nrq forty species of frogs, only .plains. _Ï*’.ME -_ ono of widely |s. In South' America. | It Ib very shy, is tho-ennlne.* nnd - -Auk IfitnrT’tihs *rto frogs. Of all those special snares must be devised by th e , forly 8peclc8 où]y oue cdlblo-tho trapper to avoid Injuring-tho delicate Ttnnn csculepta—and nowhere Is this skin, liven the smallest of th o siceL- ono more plentiful thnr\ In America, • r; • *V traps are too heavy for such tiny ani­ although that eminent naturalist. 8 t. mals u s TSm s , and hero It Is that tho George Mlvnrt declares Hint tho edible trapper’s fertility of resourco Is most frog Is unknown In America. strikingly displayed. Smearing n llttlo A frog Hint Is common In Franco will grease on his hunting knlfo, ho lays It mew llko a eat If tts thigh ts squeezed across tho succession of dots nnd and emit the odor of garlic. For this dashes mliicli show that mu crmlno has It has to jjo t^nrugtr-tlftrbearing the 5 - S Û U T I L WEST passe«! Hint- way. Along romes tho name of Pelpbatos fuscus.' Most tiny while form on Us erratic course species of frogs will not tako anything ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN & again. The grease appeals to It. nnd l In the way of food that ts not a live, It begins .to lick the...knife blade. [ moving tiling or something with tho DINING AND SLEEPING GARS which In "those far .northern lands, I soniblnnco of life and will starve to where the mercury drops In 20. HO, 40. death among a million creatures If f -"* degrees below zero. Is Incohcelvabty none obliges tho frog by moving. For Information, Rates and Reservations see near- g . cold. Did you never ns n child on a l- .< ..... ■ est Atlantic Coast Linn AJent nr write------winter’s morning put your, tongue to ----- :—r 1—»-■— Rapture;----------- --------some piece of metal only to find Hint Ye«, hack to tho land! Oh; Isn’t It srandt It did not easily cutne aw ay7 So It Is It’»- hit} (or tho cute llllle farm, I ^ A: W t FRITOT, D. P, A g e n t. then with the'erm ine, whose tlfly red A plnco to sit down with never n frown Away from nil worry nnd harm. tongue Is- Instantly frozen to the steel With nothing to vex, to fret or perplex tp 1311 West Bay St. JACKSONVILLE, Tt#Rl0A as though with glue The knife'being Or cause ju st n lilt of ado, To ent cottage chee*e‘nnd UVe nt my rn»s too heavy. foV the little animal to *Nenth skit-« unit« nlmormiilly blue. m m m m m m w f w carry off. It Can only wait until the trapper .koines upon‘ his rounds, nnd low Weary I rim o f all o f file jattt ,v T h e city c r o u d s In w ith o u t fr.c. , you. my lady, have a mttlT of snowy ni,.*4,gut«-.uml_tysi^Ths scratnfiTe nnd unmarred skins.—E. A. I'owbll, F. cra sh , * . , G. 8", In Everybody’s. * T ho w hole unrefined h tliibnrer! - •. Atlantic Coast Line A riNXLT PimaHRU TUItKEV. - - tion, while the latter should be «eptrated Into three purls, gobblers, hem and smaller o r backward birds, these to be kept distinct, not more than thirty to the bunch. What Is meant by finishing fowls? This U-a process by which weight 4« —pot only added,-but the flesh, la soften ed by displacing tho w ater, of which the muscles nro Inrgety'composed, wllh globules of fat. these permeatlug the whole tlesbsq, that tho bird Is u Juicy pebfecto and not packed, with lumps of fat, much of It waste. While corn Is chief ration for yellow mealed birds, It must bo offset with vegetables and caituot bo continued ec long Or liver trodblo results. For a real finish uso tho following: Equal parts ground oats, barley, buck wheat and w heat .mlds Wet up w ltt QUEER ST R E ET NAMES. One FeatTtr* In W hich. B ru u tls O ut­ do«» London t>r Pari*. T here are tunny bewildering street names i n Europeon cities, 'a n d of tjjeso London presents n bewildering variety!*"Ill'Hmoiidsr-y possesses a I’lcIflc H erring street. Near G ray's Inn them Is to Is.* found, a fchdd Hath square. M«**Fof I he Nightingale lanes nnd Lovo lanes are hidden. Ironically enough. In the slum« of the east eud <>f the llrlilsh capital. Iu UiusHL-ls some of the etreot name» arc really bizarre. Tho 8 hurt S treet of thè Long Chariot. Iho Street of the lied H aired Women aud tho Street of Sorrows aro rem arkable enough to catch tho least observant aye. The Street of the One Person Is. ns one m ight guess, an extrem ely narrow one But tho cream of tho Brussels street nam e surely bolrtngs to the'. Street of tho Uncracked Silver Cocoa nuL This lu tho!órlgl mi I appears, ns one vendor ous tfòrd OT thirty si* loners. ’ Tfctf 7.000 ln h n b ltau tsju f the Bue dea Mnuvals G nrcons signed n petition praying that the nam e of tho Btreet be cbnngatL ‘Phvy "contended (hat tho dotiom w nllnn' o f the thoroaghfaro in which they reside produces n had Ini-, pressimi on those to whom they nro obliged to givo thtflr uddress. This S treet of tho Bad Boys w as, It appears, so nam ed In the n lrtc e n th century because of the noisy character b f Its inhabitant*. But now It heeds no such designation, those who reside there ticlug for tho most part peaceful, mid respectable citizens. ■ . f* , Ataong the peculiar titreól unities tn P a rlf may bo mentioned tho Rtreet of the l i t t l e Windows, the Street óf the M ntys Foot, the Street of the IToIy F nlhers. the Htreet of tbo Duhgbtors of C alvary, the Street of the Dry Tree, the s tre e t of the Em pty Pocket aud tha^B onlevnrd of th e ~Good New#.—*IlurpoF s Weekly. Bpjfksellers’ English. A* v u r m ia u x D tubkmt (n o t * nivrxa- uct), •UmmlJk or buttarmi]f To tho coo•“ ‘•o c j of cream, to wblcb add a half ®SS£2J ) f w a m u J lo w BookscllerVi-EngtlHh I*. somotlnira a peculiar product. In u recent cata­ logno Ilio author of n work under tbo beading of "Mj'Htlcnl Theolog^" la re­ ferred to In n footnote ns "next to Ignatius Loyola. perhaps tbo greatcat soul «exton that ever handled shov* el." The situile la atartllng «uni not quite intelligible (o the lay uiitlw tnndIng.’ Hut It la In reference tow re l­ ume of church mualo that this book­ seller really Iota himself go, "Religious harmony must he moving, but noble withal; grave, solemn, seraphic, fit Cor a m artyr to play aud an angel to hear.”—London Chronicle. T h e w ay s of th o (ow n cóli o n ly n fr o w n F ro m th o se u ho a r e m ixed In the g a m s . T h e g ra n d ovrt (low of rujimlur nnd woo— A pictu re yoru hu rd ly -would fra m e . And no, If j u i r please, allo w mo to s« li» A sizable cbrm k n f th e soil. And glv» me n row o f cnb b n g n to hoe, ’ To J6y In th e p le a s u r e o f toll! • An a c r e - of litiV In w hich to g e t g a y W ould sull nut e x a c t ly a n d line. M y d r e a m in g timo d u a ls th r o u g h o ceans of o a ts A nd e v e ry old thlu li tn t h a t line.' FOUR P A P E R S ---------- FOR THE = = = PRICE OF ONE «• I w ant to go f o r t h , e a s t , 's o u th , w e st or n o rt h «"ir a n y old pi ;re on tbo m a p T o w her«! I can be a tw in to tho bee, A m ost e n e rg e tic old chap . T h e la n d of t m g r a s s ’fo r m e hns antne H ass, * ’ W h e r e n o th in g r a n f r e t n r a la r m . I ’m «lying to m iss all cttlrteiï bliss. Oh, please t i d n me loose on th o f a r m ! Innocent. “Ho fell from lIn*'forty-second story of tho great skyscraper to the. hard granite pavement below.” " Was ho hurt much?” ”1 sntd he fell from the forty-second fttory.” "W as lie hurt 7" w "Yes, If you m ust know, lie was hurt much. I said he fell from the fortyseepud story,- Hem- Unit! lle_.wus killed! Understand? K i l l e d , kill­ ed! Get It?” "Well,-you needn't get fresh. I didn’t k ill. him. I have n perfectly good alibi. I was busy killing n man about your size mid build about that time with nil ordinary ux. Get that? An ax—n-x, ax. Understand? And I didn’t w ear nil of the edge of neither." WHAT C U R E S E C Z E M A ? \V* hsvs hs«l so many Inquiries lately regarding Eczema ’and other skin «31« ties, that we ate glad to make ot.r answer public. After careful luvt ligation we have - fo u n d 'th a t a slmplii wash of -On ef W'lotsrgreen, as comii mnded In D D. D., ean-b*-«'*— Bed upon. We would not make this Statement to our patrons, friend» and neighbors unless we ware sure of It— and although there uro many so-called Ecxsmn remedies sold, we ourselves unheal atlngly recoiumeui . D. D. D Preset .ptiou. Because—We know that It glrea In­ stan t relief to. that torturing Itch. - . Because—D. D, D. starts the cure et tha foundation of the trouble. Because—It cleanses, soothes and hfeaN the skin. I. - eause-rlt enables Nature to repair the ravages of the disease. Because—The records of ten years of complete cures of thoukahds o f tho most serious cases show that 13. D. D. Is 'todky recognized as the absolutely reliable Ecfetna cure. ,Drop Into our store today, Just talk avsr your c . .« with us. i / Our Great N ew spaper.Sum m er Offer Is Now On. It Includes * i The Sanford Herald Your Great Local nnd Lending Sectional Paper. The Georgian’s Weekly News Briefs The clear Newspaper for the farmer and ■family, with condensed new? for the week. Spa^e Moments Magazine The *¿»real family story Magazine. , . * ' The Gentlewoman A Monthly Magazine devoted to all that «is dear to Women These Four Great N ew spapers , and M a g a ­ zines will be supplied fo r g short tim e only All a year at t h e . / ll* ^ low price of Se n d your orj der In today Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Fjorida NO. Ill PARK AVENUE Phone 106 FLORIDA ;: ; Sj il - m i -/ ü — �mere is no rree iana in the ¡South as there was in the West. . But, on the other hand, there were in the W est no accessible markets in the early days, no transportation sys­ tem, no settled civilization. The South has all these. One fact that the Southern people have themselves been slow to put full value on is the need of a larger working population. There has'never been labor enough—neither unskilled farm There is hardly a parallel in the state of Florida to the oppor­ tunities for successful diversified farming offered by the rich agri­ cultural lands known as Volusia Farms, just across the river from Sanford. The success of Volusia Farms has been far greater than we anticipated this time last year when we flrót opened this district for settlement. Much of the land has been taken up by a splendid class of settlers, and this in itself, has made the re­ maining acres of greater value. The more people who settle on Volusia Farms, the greater the nutonlatic increase in vajue, so that there will come a time-—, and not in the dim future either— when you will be glad to pay a price per acre based on the pro­ ducing possibilities of the soil if you wish to settle there. Diversified, farming is the key­ note to a good living and some­ thing in the bank. • All over Florida today you will find corn fields, vegetable gardens, pasture lands, chicken runs, orange and grapefruit groves more equally divided on the average farm than formerly. Our farmers are not relying on one crop. At the present price of chick. ena, eggs, meats and other table products, we 'look, for a much larger diversity nf agriculture in Florida than oyer before. , W e look forward -to the time when Volusia F a r m s Is the ‘ Center of the? Greatest D l- , versity t h a f it a t d has ever f: known. -r ----- Hr.. Volusia Farjnfs hüs-ithe soil. Not becaUse^we say so, but be­ cause this is proven by the wide diversity of Volusia county pro­ ducts in general. Chickens, cat­ tle and hogs can be raised on Volusia Farms almost without cost. The lands furnish an im-: meii8e amount of food; Grass grows plentifully without culti­ vation. All kinds of vegetables and fruits cai\ be raiseef on Volusia-— Farmsrand ñ ináinooking for a little recreation between times can enjoy the splendid fishing on the St. Johns river or hunting in the woods of the country. Compared with the early days of the west (and* we are in the lafior nor skilled labor. As for independent farmers—men who own their own land—-there is now no parallel on the continent to the opportunities that the Southern States offer.- New com ers,of course, require some capital, .but men who have enough money to begin life may begin it there with the best outlook for success.— Editorial in the February World’s Work. . . . , from your section affords you ,a early days of the NEW Florida) splendid chance, to take u few one need but givp little thought days off this summer to see what to the question of which offers „Eloiidalfc- really -like. It- won't the greatest opportunities. -Vol­ be so hot as the country you usia Farms has frontage on thehave left behind, for the breezes S]t. Johns river. Volusia *Farms from either ocean or gulf continhas a standard railroad intersect-. ' , ualiy sweep over the 'peninsula ing east and west. Volusia Farms . lias-roads radiating all directions. .... of Florida making our dd^s-eu ..., joyable and our nights comfort­ Yet with all the advantages of ' able. -. soil and equable year-round cli­ mate, Volusia Farms still need You’ll see oranges ".in the makijiiore people—the need of the - ing”—green oil the trees, you’ll t South is the need of Florida, and see our farmers busy with one of the need of Florida is the need ; the three and four crops a year, of Volusia Farms. * -, and you’ll see-those who can leave V olusia F a r m s . N e e d s home enjoying themselves at one M o r e P e o p l e —Men with • of Florida's beach resorts or in­ • enough money ..to begin a lifeland • springs. Florida has all such as they have never known. - these advantages and no compet- further north, a life where a man ■.. ition outside of her boundary line. earns both the wages and the In thus seeing FJorida for yourPROFITS. __self you will understand her bet­ We do not advocate any mah ter and understand your own to come to Volusia Farms with­ . , capabilities for getting a living • out money unless he is willing to _ from her rich soil. You will hire himself out until lie learns . kiiow what you are buying and^ the difference between Volusia WHERE. Beware of the booklet Farms farming and~the work hewhich contains illustrations tak­ didprevious to his Coming here, en in other parts of Florida other' find even then, a little, money is tliah those described in its pages. a desirable thing. We recently looked over n book-^ To the small capitalist .who is let showing orange groves in a willing-to put shoulder to the section of-Florida where oranges wheel in the early stages of set­ do not grow—leaving the reader tling in a new place, Volusia to infer that citrus fruits would Farms is a good investment. do well in that section. - Wehave Resulting from the past few years seen a booklet containing the of general development through­ picture of an Indian river hotel, out the State a constantly in­ altho the- booklet described a creasing tide of prosperity lias • town over 250 miles from the In.set in with every likelihood of its - (lian River. / .> • ■ . continuance._Prices of land in*- — The booklet; "Resources of Vol­ crease every week. • usia Farms” tells the REAL During the summer season, l story. Nearly all the pictures Homeseekers’ excursions are run were taken by our . Mr. Packard from all important railroad cen­ personally and every word in the ters ill the north and central booklet_faithfully dCshrihea. tha— west, leaving. every first and resources of this favored fruit and third-Tuesday of each month. vegetable belt of southern VoluTickets are goojd for twenty4ive t siq-county. Send for the book. days, a sufficiently long time al­ It is free. Even if yotr think you lowance for anyone to come to are not interested in Florida, read Santord and permit us to carry the book as a matter of informa­ him over Volusia Farms. tion. Getpostedon theVonderYou should not buy Jand_sight ful development of Florida. Who unseen. - We prefer not to sell knows but what the reading of you land sight unseen—although the "Resources of Volusia Farms” we will make a reservation for' may mean to YOU the red letter you and' allow you to change* day of your life—the actual turn­ location if at the end of a reason­ ing point of your career. This able time you come here, and, aft­ opportunity is with YOU. Send er inspection, prefer another tract. for the book NOW. Address your The Homeseekers' excursion post card or letter plainly: �T H t SANFO RD TRUTH GOOD ENOUGH. u itb » p o W iu l an argum ent ■ plain unVarai^hed tiutb ttt,{ product! or the eolla of I L „ h an well oa the rechnla of I ^ I h e r bureaus that «bow .that sev fli crops Per, year « in bo mtule fr In Court o f the County Judge. S ta te of Florida * THE H ERALD SANFORD LODGES Sanford Lodile Na. 2 7 . 1. O. O. F. it" ft. Wh"!w‘?.}..9 «M*CWniy r Meet» rvery Monday at 7:30 p. m.. over Imperi To all Creditors. I-rsuin-i, DiitriUitrr* and nl rtienirr. J. ft. Il èli, N. 0. Fenpn* having Clhllnt or JVmsruls Hguinsi nnk » . W. S. ELlMmr. Src'y ElMit: You. and each of you. air lirrrhy-iimiIIImI mid PW»*™ to prtwnt nny rtalmi amt ■demand« Seminole Chapter No 3 . Order Eastern Klar M fàt* every iw om l nnd fourth Friday In month. F very one who has seen Ills Star In the Cast pre ..I I on ti It« m m #It It I t tl J m r i l i u l l y In v it e d to v is it t h e c h a p te r. A ■ V L y < M t «._» *# Àure K. tRomnv». Sec’y. Iierouf. SHIPPERS OF t. if. C . filer* City Aeri« IB 3 3 tirsi and third Tuesdays In every month. Wrlhorne Illark. third door. Administrator. Henry McLaulin JEWELER m m Phoenix Lodge No. S. K. of P. Mrets second and fourth Tuesdays. Viaitlni Irilahts always welcome P. E. Hutchinson. C C gome of Urn peonia Who., have. uotm\ from the North «nd West lo In­ ’ MY SPECIALTIES Sanford Lodge, No 0 2 .r . K. A.M alo hare discovered the ^ecep0. W. Spencer, Master: J. "C. Ensmlnttrr, Pieknrd’ \ lland-Painied Chinn The efToct of this* will bp UMlis,tnry¿ IVnrnnrniimtlon every flrat atid iRK-tlTin fiorlmra's Sterling Silver days at 7:30 p. m. VisltWg brother« Welcome. credlt the statement« that.nr«, ar.cnrRogers' Plnted Wnrc > Unite Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join ato, for the mnn who JnvestlgnteH will Elgin nnd Wnllhnm Wntchea l^liovfl that If deceived Intone tiling era of America is likely to l>e In « 1!. Sanford Heal Union Nrt. 1751. U. II. of C. and J ALL GOODS GUARANTEED of A. meets every Thursday nhthl at 7 o’clock fn Vegetables Florida Fruits General Insurance Agents tlic.Kaglrs' Hall. W, A. Rirmohr. preslrlem; T. L. truth about the land of the South? ’’The plain truth mnken n allowing bo much better than any land In the u to ship your North Is credited with, that the bnro cold facts are sufficient Fruit and V o g e - . When even the poorest of the pine. tables to ? Janda will produce two crops a year that will pay better than tho bant corn H ero Is o n e on th e b e a t m a rk e t land In tho North, what moro Is need­ W r i t * fo r S to n o lla and M a rk o t R e p o rts Today ed as an argument for tho South? W lth-grpM return^ of 1100 per acre F. G. H E W IT T CO. can bo mode and la obtained from the New York valley lands planted to sugarcane nnd H a r r la o V S l r s o t s when the net return« are nearly 50 per cent of that, what hotter argument la Lake needed 7 When live stock can b<> produced oil home, grown cVbp« at a cost of front S i -3 to 3 cent« iter pound, la not that, a convincing fact? View Just Opened DENTIST Room 13 Pico Building Phone 355 Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida C A PITA L * 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 '* DENTIST Office: Yotoell Building Home C T he. ONLY bank in Sanford thatr“ ' ' INSURES EVERY DOLLAR DEPOSITED-AGAINST LOSS from nny and all causes; : : : : SANFORD. FLORIDA House DR. R. M. MASON DENTIST king "Board and Lodging When from two to ten ton« of hay can ho cut per acre from land«, would SANFORD, FLORipA C. M, HAMILTON PEOPLES Wclborn Block Sanford, Florida R a t e s $5 to $6 per W e e k DR. A. FOSTER W. E. HOUSHOLDER OF SAN FO RD ------- •*OFFERS ------- — -«- , ' * Prompt Service Polite Service Accurate Service ' GIVE US A TRIAL- ttyiL not seem !o lie an nlluriug fieni? When land .can produco from 30 hualiAla l«i 50 himhols of outs to tlxacre nnd then - Ulfe. «aine acro grò we from 30 lo 00 hiishelt, of peanuts the «am«’ year beside« producing two tons of hay, would It dot np|w«nr that no other argument Ik deeded?— Tracker BANK • and will appreciate your patronage FOUR PER CENT nlluwtyl on Savings Deposits [ Safety Deposit Boxes for rent, - DENTIST Rooms C ontre P in t Slice! and San «orti Avenue M. M. SMITH. , IL R.'STEVENS. President ------ Vice-President DICKINSON & DICKINSON • H. E. TOLAR Cashier TheFlorida Grower For Innkt-m imil frull groSPrs. Kor folks who want lo know nUmt Huridn Weekly. SI 00 (wr year; monthly, 25c. Send 10c for n' ton-iMnr trial sobacrliulon S n ap py. HrlgliT Clcun Beal grade BuIterane at Long's groerry, Try it while butter Is high. 28-tf THE FLORIDA GROWER FOR AGED PEOPLE. Old Folk« Should Bo Cartful In Tholr Balaction of Rogulatlvo Msdlolno. We have a safe, dependable and al­ together Ideal reined/ that Is particu­ larly udapted to tbo requirements of aged people and persons of weak con­ stitutions who sulTer from constipa­ tion or other bowel disorders. Wo aro so certain that It will relieve these complaints and give absolute satisfac­ tion la every particular flint we offer Jt with our personal guarantee that It shall cost the user nothing If It falls to substantiate our clalmB. This rem­ edy Is called Itcxull Orderlies. • Reinll Orderlies h a r e 'a soothing, healing, strengthening, tonic and regu­ lative action u |wd the bowels. They Sanford and Orlando 0 0 0 F lo r id a Ava,' - O S T E O P A T H IC * P H Y S I C I A N Tam pa, Fla. The FLORIDA (¡ROWER will furnish mailing cards free to all dcsiriqg, to lid) boost Florida on Post Card- DnV. May 1st S a n fo rd M E R R IE B ln c k s m lth ln g a n d H o rs e s p HEAVY HAULING AND CO NTRACTIN G ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Filone 21H Price IUc ATTORNEY a n i. COUNSELLOR at LAW Shoe Repairing . By Machinery Quicker, Neater.and Better than the Old W a y P r a c t i c e in S t a t e inni Feti e r a I Court n Sanford, Fla Same Man but New Location No. 113 W. l irst Street, Next Door to Woodruff’s Store THOMAS EMMET WILSON - ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ... AT-LAW S ANORD, FLORIDA I.ate Stntr AIt Mini-y Sovi-nlh Judicial Circuit of Florida Kc.idi-nrrt, Sanford and Svlvmi Luke D r in k a B o ttle o f L. G. STRINGFELLOW JUSTICE OF THE PEACE * NOTAKV PUBLIC c. H. D IN G E E A PROPHET or the son of a prophet are not re­ quired to predict that farm lands in All Work Ifectivea My Personal Attention Orange.County will never cost less. Desirable cheap government inad and best efforts Opposite City Hall Phone 230 has decreased so rapidly the past few years that improved farming land in this section have felt the SECURE lnw of supply tìnd demand and are A HOME HOW pidly increasing in value. Don’t :Iuy. See us today. Offici! in City Hall Plum bing and G a s F lit ln g ADE, THE TUNER G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R PHONE NO. 4 0 ! *■ W a d e W ill P a y P honA T oil 6d All G e n u in e O r d e rs T h e S a n f o r d C o c a C o la B o t t lin g C o ., S a n f o r d , F la BICYCLES t FLORIDA F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K AND OF SA N FO RD , FLA. 25 BICYCLES FROM M M UP TO $1». FOR NRW H . ‘ l’h o » ST SHANIBAKGER .. ORLANDO. FLORIDA Sanford Library i ‘ AND H . IIAMO, President P. F O R S TK R , ashlsr R : OKO.'iFEWNALP. View-Free. , B. P. M fHITHKR, Asst. Csshlsr O n ly N a tio n a l B a n k In O r a n g e C o u n t y F u n d s P ro te c te d by B u r g la r y In s u r a n c e 'f - Ouir E a s y Paym ent Plan X Free Reading Room S a fe ty O e p o s lt B oxes f a r R e n t O R GA NIZED 1 6 6 7 A S H E S ROACH P E P P E R -*“ It’s popular Get A home landlord's slave no longer. Strike ®jt for freedom. We will help you If you let us. Our ROOM 20 Upstairs, Piet/ Block Jloipes at Markham Park V® iuk the tiling for you. Take your who to look/hi them., She will be dw^ w l U i the prospects of owning one Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m Saturdays 4 to 9p. m n i l RMiim apia -HoOiv h d t frMev AuMetUm 8anford, Florida . 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For sulti ut 211 First Street. a F lo rid a H o rse s and M u le s Bought arid Exchanged ENGLAND remove all Irritation, dryness, soreness sad weakness. They real ore the bow els and associate organs to more vig­ orous sod healthy activity. They aro eateu like candy, may bo taken at any time without Inconvenience, do not esuso any griping, nausea, diarrhoea, axccnslve looseness, flatulence or other disagrees hie effect Price 28c. and 10c. Bold only at our atore—The Itexall Store L R. Philips & Co. J**®» to suit everybody. DK*“ie wo enable you to L IV E R Y , F E E D and Office & Residence 51!) Magnolia Ave 1 Office Honrs: 9 to 12: 3 to U " Ollier hours by npttointmeni « - * • * » » aMSwws t t a - e A « , O d e r, Most Colludete Line of Baked Goods in Florida NO. Ill PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. ; : Phone 106 - FLORIDA �THE SANFORD VOICE O f THE PEOPLE Letters and Communications on Various Timely Topics. COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE n This D epartm ent will be round th e * Views, Opinions and Com m ents * i Of P ra c tic a l W riters flsttln g Back a t “Orange County” The card writer now known to some of the reader* of the “people's. Forum" In the Ttmes-Unlon, as "Orando County" makes his appearance again in the issue of by a man, forceful, and of welt known temperate habits. You have said unkind things about Jus. We have been told that some of those desiring the defeat of our hills were liberal with money for drinks and cigars at Tallahassee. As a paid attorney you have the right to carry your cause to a court of justice; or, as a paid attorney, you tnay have the right to go to Tallahassee as a lobyest. But as a citizen of Orlando you have no right to meddle in the domestic nifsirs of the city of Sanford. If you feet that you cap say unkind things about Sanford and its people, from an office in so beautiful a residential city* as you live, and expect no defense, you have the opportunity to do what you ac­ cused the correspondent of the Times-’ Union of doing. You said he "Really Thinks". The writer of tills urticle does not apologize for whnt ha has to say; - he is nOt being paid for writing and ho does not aspire to any public office, better than that he lives in Sanford; lie would ho un­ worthy of citizenship among this estimaable people should he he passive while you charge us with linving invoked a "wholly brutal, arbitrary and wanton use of legislative power".* You must know what the use of such words menn. and you say yoa are not making a fight ‘on Sanford. Now, if you are not making a fight on Sanford, what are you doing!. Your intcrerest in our affairs, if you are the person we think you are, certainly does not come from your heart; if it does you are a very meddlesome fellow and we do not make obeisance to your most distinguished consideration. This time he rambles round from un­ kind remarks about the TaUnhassee cor­ respondent of the Times-Hnlon'to the powers of Parliament, and repeats, sub­ stantially, what he said In his first article about Sanford Heights and Goldsboro. He accuses the members of the legis­ lature ot weakness and by so doing charges the member who has his resi­ dence in Sanford; not of being smtqt and fair, but of being designing, shrewd. He appoints himself Judge; U7'U reason­ able to assume he does, by reason of .the free use of the personal pronoun. And this Judge now says he has no feeling of unkindness; he thinks Sanford's am­ bition to grow, "laudable", though in his first article he chnrged some, citizens of Sanford who are supporting our efforts to be a greater and a better city, us being personally Interested money makers; this a a n z z N or sa n k o r u , . Judge also said something about “niggers ----------- ----------- x---•n the woodpile”. Brliitf your old ticesto Sanford Machine 48-tf Now the writer of this article annoapces & Garage Co. for vulcanizing. U , M=y 3, lg,. Furniture, Stoves and Household Goods S e e O ur Line Before You Buy Refrigerators Ice Boxes . Water Coolers Porch Rockers and Chairs W. W. A B E R N A T H Y , M gr. ^ Sanford ' 1 C A S H OR Florida ^ n .u V ’. y .^ v ^» t To the People or Sunford ( ' The undersigned ofilcluls of the town j of Goldsboro, and ^representing its citizens, appeal to the citizens of the 'city of San­ ford for aid and sympathy, in protecting our town from spoliation or destruction ob l the result of n plan on the part of your city officials to procure from* the present, legislature an amended charter, whereby I , tiie corporate limits will be so extended . us to include the town*of Goldsboro and thus destroy yur corporate existence, j This town was diily incorporated about j twenty years ago and it has Tver since , regularly maintained l u official corporate r existence, performing till the duties of a , municipality-. We have always been and we are now S O L D BY a peaceable, orderly and law abiding community. We appealed Jo your couqcil, protesting against tha proposed action | so far a* It affected ihe'm tòrèsls' of this town but our appeal was unheeded. We now appeal to you, oitlzens of Sanford, thls statement has not been denied, sub­ for your help in this matter. W e-are stantially. yet you continue to Use, “duly proud of the prosperity and development r NO REASON FOR DOUBT, of your city; hut it is no good reason that, Incorporated". ,. A Statement of Facts Baokad by a If the lobbying tactics to defeat our because you are big, you should swallow Strong Guarantaa. "laudable ambition” were those reported up our town Just because we are 'little. We guuraut««.¿oqiplete rellof to all , to us—told to the writer by a member There can be no Just charge brought sufferers from constipation. lu every against us to Justify the abolishment or , easo where we foil we will supply tha from another county—it is' creditable . to -__ _ the members of the present house that overthrow of our corporate existence. If imedicine free. -* they voted for the bills introduced by fhp it la done in the way proposed It will be ■Hexall Orderlies are a gentle, ef­ member whose good offices we solicited! an Insiline« o f . t^ie- tyrannical uae of ifective, dependable and aufe bowel sthmjjtlumor and tentc. i The finishing paragraph of your, appeal might, of powert Btu^becauae wo ara few regulator, uiid feeble. ^-Sdrely’you will not justify ' to the country at large, in the paper of May L valla a threat, followed in the and Udhpld such a proceeding! '• next line with a plea for forgiveness.' i l We have acquired some property as a ‘ Every citizen of Sanford la willing to be town! 1 Wo own our own lujuse. school and 1 magnanimous—It is you who are filling other corporate property. ' We feel a pride J tha air with rasping discord. Where does hi our town organization and earnestly t your Interest center that you should carry wish to preserve It. To awallow us up in {t palls of strife among a people we believe the corporate limits of Sanford will add j you do not mingle with on Sunday or very little to Sanford and take a great i meet a t the polls on a municipal, election deal from us. It will impose, upon us o f part of the burden of your bonded and 1 i- day. .. ^ other Indebtedness and odd heavily tu M Tha “many excellent gentlemen" who our burden of taxation, while we reap no I * did not vote your way are charged by you with not having "backbone". Your definition of the word aeema to be, .the member who would vote ray ( y o u r ) way would have "backbone". If our Information fa correct, and it (a Just recoived a shipment of Mason's certainly as reliable as any you :may M. B. B z l l a m y , Mayor Goldsboro have, the members of thla legislature fruit jars and Jelly glasses for early can­ had tha manhood to vote for measures G. W. Bmrroa, President Council ning purposes. Let me supply your wants. that war« carried to them on their merits ut. Town Clerk. 35-4lc W. W. Long, grocer. • ■J ’ 33-tf 'acuse Steel Sulky Plow BEST PLOW ON The Hill Hardware Company g .Id eal À N F O R D . F L O R ID A Sum m er F ertilizin g Grapefrui erines “More Fruit—More.Money” is the title of our new citrus book Which will be sent fret* on request. >It is “right ujMo-date" and written from the grower's viewpoint. IDEAL FERTILIZERS anti IDEAL METHODS arc not new. Their value has been proven by years of field work. out there always are new points of interest to growers, which should be considered. _ ONWARD and UPWARD is the IDivAL jnotto. We put forth nil our energies to give the RIGHT ' Q u ality - - Service - P rice ‘ 5; 5* < < 5; g .5 ;W llsoii & Toomer fertilizer Co., JA C K SO M V IU f, FLORIDA w . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y General 8*nford.#l"” Insurance M” ?*" “ T*TJ c . rt' ■ is- p|<)r|dj �frzDéW^ygt * * ■■• ■ * ■ ■ . ¡àj*. *<¡¿>- ‘iQÿÆ \• . 7~ ■* ** ■ _• • v ' •-' -■' - , • —I '. /. ^ 3 V Iû w '• : $ r i- m r-î? ■« i /AT S/L AT'Tj/iD— Lite ia Worth Living viimber 39 ALL AROUND FLORIDA ■ SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MAY 12. I9M Volume III . 1- NAMELESS THEATER STARTS Public Is Expected lo Name New Ploy ELECTION 0E GROWERS NEW DEPARTURE FOR SANFORD NEWS OF THE WORLD Fv<! • Five and Ten Cent S to re Opens for House This Week Business This Week . Hie General News of “The Land Interesting Developments Are The. new moving picture-show The people of Kanfonl and vicinity arc of Flowers. Promised Shortly. in the old opera liouse building Inst Tues­ invited to inspect the display of the new Varions Sources day night and the S. R. 0. sign was out most of the time for the people' crowded the place at every performance. The new management expects the patrons lo nume the new building and .the name thnt suits tbeir fancy will be worth $5.0(1 in gold to the lucky person. The pictures are very good and one of the latest improved picture machines promise the patrons a good entertainment every day and night. Polk & Co., -a re determined to give their patrons the best that money can buy In the amusement line and good music and illustrated songs will be given at every performance. The management has not Hilly decided upon the vaudeville attractions but w lirglve the public something good and clean in this flue if the patronage warrants these added attractions. Many change?» are yet to be made in the opera house and the equipment and t(T^ now show starts oiT with a good patronage assured. five and ten cent store just opened in the Stonc-Goye Block on First street, just CULLED FROM THE STATE P R E SS ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS cast of the Boston store. Here you can HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK find Just what you hove been looking for, An Epitome of th e Week*» Most Tm* Florida Vegetable G row ers Will Be everything In china, crockery, small hard­ Here th e Headers Will rin d a B rief ware, kitchen utensils, towels n7ul notions, p o rta n t Happening» In th e Under New Heads Next Season H istorical Spring Flowing and the many small nrtlcles that go to S ta te ’» Domain. —M em bers Satisfied For Hurried R eaders At the meeting of the Chamber of The Florida Vogctablo Growers Asso­ make tip the usual1' household and they A Mobile negro convicted of stealing a Commerce it was decided to hold, as usual ciation held ' their annual meeting in are sold at the small price of five, ' ten bojl of sugar, was sent to. jail lo serve a a Fourth af July celebration In West Ptrtm Eagles hall Thursday afternoon. Tlie andjwenty-flve cents. The new store three months sentence.. As the negro Beech. After enthusiastic discussion. E meet7ng was marked by a great deal of promises to fill n long felt wont in San­ hod too much of the sweet, tlie presiding T. Moore was appointed a committee to enthusiasm although many of the mem­ ford bud Is bound to prove attractive.to Judge probably thought he needed some tlie public. These stores have pcen op­ secure the necessary funds and moke bers w’pro unhble to bo present as many of the bitter to even up thtf over suyply erated Ih every city and prove po|nilur at preliminary arrangements. Title . will be are away either permanently or for the of sweet. all times, the small price for good mate­ a pleasant task, for the business men of summer. the city ore glad to aid In any movement Directors- for the coming year were rial getting the trade and stimulating ^iNine hours iff continuous hounding at that will result in Increased adycrtislnf elected as follows: * Henry Nickle, O. L. business. The Sanford,five and Jen cent tho hands of the Republican minority of for the city. There is little doubt that Chase, B. E. Squires. O. W. Brady, C. M. ■tore will be managed by McG. Cairn way, the house of representatives, failed to’ the celebration this year will eclipse nil Berry, R. L. Hughes and L. J. Hancock. who will endeavor to keep a large stock make a single change In the first Demo­ former efforts made by WeSt Palm Beach The mutter of the president of the hoard on hand ut all.*limes and asslfrcs hi» cratic tariff bill,-that placing on the free % and secretary cannot tie determined us many friends that he has everything to list agricultural Implements, meats aud The John Anderson Boulevard which yet (heir election' comes up ut the first supply their wants. On account of the ninny other articles. The bill passed tlie V. to connect Jacksonville to St, Augus­ very small profit an the goor^s the store is llouse by a vote of 238 to 108, thp Demo­ meeting of the new board. • tine, with one of the finest automobile operated on the ensh basik, but the cus­ cratic voting solidly nnd mustering twen­ The report shows that the {isooch’ i tlon drives m the country, Is being prepared Ball Team For Sunford ~ now tins 152 members who represent a tomer gets the benefit every time ant ty-four Republicans with them. This for Its shelled service. •* At last wc are to have n ball team if total of f»7fiacres of gardens. During the when you see the bargains you will lie- cam e-after the Democrats, had voted The State Bankers Association met in. the citizens will lend their aid mid sup­ down or ruled out of order lucre than 100 past 'year the Association has shipped come u customer at once. . Ocala this week and many mutters of port. Next Monday ulglu a meeting wifi amendments, und hud demonstrated again over 125,000 packages for its members Importance In financial matters were dis be held in tlie.Euglcs Hall lo formulate -com-— Mcetlng_of Hosllul AssocIuU^tt---und have paid tu tile growers $11)9,295 eussedr A-bonquet was served the mem­ plans Uild reorganize the old association. A culled meeting af llje citizens of Sun pact uud smoothly working machlift for including celery, lettuce, beans, cucumbers bers on Wodncsduy night by the Womuittf It Is rumored that G. W. Spencer-wil enactment of legislation. and all products handled by the. asso­ ford and Hospital Association met in tlm ■ „ * m. dob. ~ ■____:— - 1 — :----v iiiunugc the new team which guarantees ciation. Eagles Hall May fltli. Kill. The war in, Mexico is an end for tlie • A two weeks convention of the Order the success us no more enthusiastic fan Mr. J. N. WhUner, acting for tile presi­ preieut. President Diaz has announced A glowing und well deserved tribufe of Railway Conductors is now in session ever lived th an . Spencer. Sanford needs wus paid 'to the old board uf directors dent, culled the meeting to order und rend that ho will resign when peace is restored " ut Jacksonville and It Is estimated thnt a good hull team and under (iroper man­ and es|>ccially to Mr. Harry Word for tlielr n statement prepared by her. which ful or no more anarchy is manifested. As a * over 7000 visitors will be in attendance agement the venture can be made n pay­ services rendered under such trying cir­ lows in purl. Early in the, winter, a few consequence Mudero has ceased military and expect to visit various parts of lire ing ona and the success óf (lie team will cumstances as they linve been forced to ladies met to discuss plana for an orguuJ operations and peace proposals w ill. be redound to the credit of the city. Two face. state ere returning home.: ■ izalion, by which the needy sick of opr further considered, witli fair prospects oi . i city might be cared for. A second meet success, for ail parties concerned now At a meeting of the Duvul County years ago our hall team advertised the Muny changes in policy were advanced Democratic Executive Oonunittec. held ut city and the accounts of the gomes In.liic by the meeting to be acted upon by the ing was held when it wuA decided thut agree that Diaz's resignation, wns all that the court house for the purpose of recom­ 1ierald were followed as closely by the new board, principal of which were uhc a more extended call should be given wus desired. * * '# *. m ’ ’ mending u suitable person to preside out of town readers as any other items reduction of ex|ietises and u general over- to the women of the town. The battleship Texas is to be completed Tlie Eagles kindly allowed the use of December 17, 1913. The contract price Is • oyer the circuit courts of the Fourth Judi­ and visitors -to the city later hhve re­ hauling of the affairs of the association their hall, where on Jan.,’ 23rd. mare than $5.830,000, but It Is believed that when cial Circuit, Judge R. M. Call was un marked that Sanford must he n wide The growers have great faith in tlie animously recommended to succeed him­ awake town to support hall as wc did future of the association and expect to fifty assembled and freely agreed upon ready for seu with full armament, armor, * then. With a good ball park such us wc bo better service to the formers next the need of such an organization and furniture and stores. It will have coat self. ' Wfil H. Bulloclj, for many years con have there is no reason why Sunford can­ season than iu the past although they comfortable quarters where sufferers sn.wojH». \ •*. not (Hit a good team in the field now and have no apologies lo make for the past. might be placed. • necteii with the Bartow Courier Informant, life Pbsiolfiee Department is now said get ready for a successful season. At the close of tlie meeting it was An As u whole they arc all well pleased with and its brilliant local editor for the past Be sure and attend the meeting next the work of the past year and feel thut nounced that tlie Holden Real Estate Co. to be. making expense«., and without iluce years, has severed his connection taxing the magazines. Munduy night and ussist in there organ­ tlielr association has been a great benefit offered sufficient land for present and with that paper and with his family will Now und novel methods o f prosecuting ization. j to the community both directly and in­ future use. if u hospital be erected tlienv move out West. a campaign for tjie passage--ef-a eon-* on. This gave. nputllcr phaso to the directly. __ . __ A New E nterprise The House of Representatives lias pussmovement nnd ut the first meeting of gressional are to be followed by officers At tiic first meeting of (he new board etl. a. bill apprupriotlng $5,IKK) to the A fish company composed ol some of executive board,, thereafter, various meth­ of the National One Cent Letter Postage Florida Division of Confederate Veterans the citizens of Geneva has been organ­ of directors held Saturday evening the ods were decided upon by which money Association ut next fall s session of Con­ to help them erect jn Florida u memorial ized at that place and- will ojiemto teh following officers were elected for the should be raised towards building a gress. when a bill providing for the lower-’ to the women in Florida and the South nets in Harney and Puzzle lakes. -This coming year: K. L Hughes, Prcet.; O. L. has pi a) and secureing the generous offer lug of tlie rate on lirst-class matter, in­ whose glorious record during the stormy company is headed by one who fully un- Chase, V. Brest.; C. M. Berry, See., Htid which had been made us. cluding ull letters, from two cents to a . ^ period of the sixties thrilled the world derstatids the business aq^i who ulwayB O. W. Brady, Tress. * . Beyond our expectations the people one cent, will be introduced. with admiration. .‘ Rich men in England are going to the gets ’em when he goes after ’em." The University Commencement have responded to the effort in hearty country tiiat they nfay rent their own Tiie Polk County Record of May 5th fish house will be built near Geneva depot The University of Florida will tiavo expressions of Interest In gifts of money was devoted, almost exclusively to n und fish shipped directly to the best mar­ a most interesting commencement week and 111 promises of more substantial aid town bouses to rich Americans who go, over to see a ceremony in which they write-up of Bartow and Winter Huvcn, kets. The intentions of tills company commencing Friday, May 20th. *The fol­ If the works be made permanent. accompanied by striking Illustrations that ore to supply the markets with the very lowing program will be rendered during The time has now arrived when those huve none but a society or snobbish in­ will be certain to redound to the good .of best fresh water fish. They will be pack­ the weak: who began it feel dipt it lias out grown terest. those communities. Thousands of copies ed In ice and ready for shipping in a few Friday, May, 28th, 1011,—7:30 p. m.— the first intention and become imixirtant The American consul ut Ontario reports of that Issue should be distributed through­ flours after being caught The nume of Declamation Cciilest by Representatives enough to. claim tlie intention of the that the cost of living is higher lh Cana­ out.the North and West, as a bid for im­ this company will be (he Geneva Fish Co. of freshman and Sophomore Classes. general public und for this reason- this da. But he knows what he can do when We predict for this new enterprise suc­ migration. Saturday, May 27th.—8:00 p. m.—Gym­ call for a muss meeting has been given. he gets tired of struggling along on the Tlie secretary und treasurer report fol­ ilniount Uncle Saiu is paying him. Sister Carlo!tu was elected to the cess und much patronage, as only those nastic Exhibition. wUI beemployed who fully understand lowed showing seventy-live members.and vJSunday. _Muy iilHli,—ll;Q0 a. Ol,—Com­ Senator Bryan of Florida has offered an state presidency of the W, p, Cu m i l mil-, amendment to the Fletcher bill provld- ~7 son lust week making her third term for the business. These citizens have long mencement Sermon by W. O. Carver, Th. four hundred and fifty dollars on hand. known the meed of a local company, but D.. D. D., Southern Baptist Theological A unanimous vole of thunks was tend­ ing for the authorization and establish­ this high office. heretofore having no ruuroud it was im­ Seminary, Louisville, Ky. ered The Holden Reql Estate Co., for' this ment of n soldier's home .in Florlda.so.as General J. C. Davunt, one of the best possible, bill now they will push forward - .Monday, May, 29th,—10:00 a. m— generous gift of a half block of land on to locate it at Osceolii. In the bill originalknown attorneys and u civil war veteran, und endeavor to supply their customers Oratorical Contest for (tu.* Board of Control Mugnolia Ave. • y offered by Senator Fletcher no plaoe (lied at his homo at Brooksville on Mon­ with the best. Medal, .by Re presen la tives of Junior und A simple constitution read and adapted was designated and there is said to be day. He had been Hi about one week. which will be publish next week, followed considerable Interest shown in many Senior Classes. General Davant was about seventy years 1 Fire ut Orlando by the election of officers und trustees localities concerning the question of , 3:00 p. m.—Business Meeting of AhminF old. The deceased was brigadier-general Orlando was visited by a serious lire ‘Association. which resulted as follows! where the home shall be located, c ' of the Second brigade, United Confeder­ Wednesday morning, und for some tin * 5.-00 p. m.—Annual Meeting of Alumni M. F, Robiuton. president; C. E. Walker, The Jap buseball team, having swept ate Vetirans, Florida division. He fought uppeared that there would lie quite"» ^Udrt-ss by Hun. F. P. Flething, Jackson­ vice-present; Mrs, Geo. F. .Feruald, Trout.; the Pacific coast, is now tuarcldng to the • throughout tire Civil war und made n conflagration; The lire department did Mrs. A. T. Rossctler Secretary. ville. conquest af tho East. _ , • - ' splendid record. good work and seemed to have gotten the Trustees—U. W. Brady, Mrs. D. A. 9:30 p. m.—Alumni Banquet. From the recent repurt of tho Carnegie Examination of applicants before the fire undid control, when the water main Tuesday, May 30.-10:0(1 u. hi.—Gradu­ Caldwell, Mrs. J. Cameron, Mrs. S. U. hero fund commission it would appear bursted, which placed the tire depArtmeii! Stale Medical association, which Is In ating Exercises, address by President W, Chase, Mrs. Geo. H. Fernuld, Mrs. R. Hornsession at Tallahassee is In progress. In a bad predicament. The flames spread O. Tbomp-nn, U.D.; Ohio State University, righous, Mrs. M ., Frank, Mrs. Koumelette, that heroism is becoming a flourishing There are sixty would be doctors, who rapidly from this time on. completely des­ Coluutbm President Association of Amer­ Mrs. J. N..WhUner, T. E. Wilson und Dr., industry. The report shows that within the lime covered thirty-live awards were are undergoing. examination before u troying the large freight depot and ware­ ican Stui ■ Universities. Neal. This new board proposes to puslp made and thirty-six ‘tltousund dollars in board at the court house. This Is the house of the Atlantic Coast Line, Walker's the good work begun und uecumpliab ' . ■ Will Locute Here mouey wus distributed. largest list that has ever come before any packing house. Citrus Fruit Exchange much more for the good of humanity and W. W. Prather, the well known travel­ {lacking house, tlx loaded freight cars und saaslon of the association previously. trust to have the hearty co-operation of ing salesman has fullen In love with F o rste r to th e T o r e __: , Four of the applicants are Italians, two Guernsey's large warehouse«. every citizen of Sanford and out lying The work%f keeping the fire confined lo Sanford and will make this city Ids home. districts. The country home of J. Ol Tabor at •f® Spaniards, while- tlx negroea arc Twin Lukes was destroyed by lire last Among them. There are also two women a certain district was not successful, un­ Mr. Prather will take the management applicants. . • til the larger buildings had been con­ of Keeh-y's Garage and being aii ex­ week, Mr. and Miss Tabor losing every­ . X Sad Accident perienced automobile salesmen expects to In u spirit of mischief some of the thing und Mlsg Tabor being aeverely Ladies of Live Oak are preparing to sumed by the flames. The loss if estimated at $20,000. How­ make Sanford headquurters for the _sale young folks spilled Mis« Blanche Biggers burned in un attempt to rescue some valua­ >have a very fine chrysanthemum show ever, It Is the lurgeet fire that Orlando of high grade automobiles. This 'firm Out of the hammock on the’porch tho bles; Witli his customary forethought F. P. isll. Arrangements are being made for makes a specialty of tlie- celebrated “ lift jjither evening, unfl as u result she has u Burster immediately raised a nice sum has experienced in years. **** extensive growing of this beautiful cars and Mr. Prather will push the sales broken .collur" bone und a very badly for these good people lo tide them over flower and prizes will be offered for the The board of county commissioners of department to tlie front. shattered arm at the shoulder joint. The until they could start in again. The Are Woet attractive displays, single flowers Lafuyette and Suwannee counties have Mi. and Mrk. Prather ure general favor­ fracture Is so had that a n . operation to was «aid to have started from an Incu­ ■nd varieties. The flower show lias more decided to build a bridge across the ites in Sanford and their muny friends wire the Joints will be made and it will be bator und the house was ablaze before the ihau the name suggests to recommend It, Suwannee rivet at Dowling Park, are will be pleased ut learn thut Sunford will a miracle if the young lady ever has the Inmates knew of-it7 The house, was one For it means that during the summer and now advertising for bids for the purpose. claim them as citizens. full use of her right arm again. Being an of the landmarks of that section, having early Fall, on account of thy attention The i hum m; home at Bih and Elm Ava. expert stenographer, the accident will in­ been erected about the year 1870. In the course of a few week« Ft. Myere glviA to the raising of chrysanthemums, Is prepared ut care for a limited number capacitate Miss Blanche for a long lime, the flower garden» will be very beautiful will have one of the finest brick school of surgical cases. Mrs. Wright, nurse In and her many friebds extend their sym­ houses i.i Florida, and when it is finished and thus add to the pleasure oL »11 who Best grade preserves and pickles just charge. 33-tf pathy end hope for a speedy recovery. the cost will reach dose on to $iS,QQ0. «t Uve Oak. In, call and try them. W. W, Long. 26-tf ’ ’* ' a* * ’ ■„ > -« . . . «* ■y „ . i ir r ' •••?■ '•!$ -I . m ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, May 05, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 05, 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>, May 05, 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/9052b91a709884c5f91fd1edf4a260a1.pdf 32c195fa8694c9f872165ca405465354 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD VOICE Of THE PEOPLE Letters and Communications on Various Timely Topics. COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE n This D epartm ent will be round th e * Views, Opinions and Com m ents * i Of P r a c tic a l W riters flsttln g B ack a t “Orange County” The card writer now known to some of the reader* of the “people's. Forum" In the Ttmes-Unlon, as "Orando County" makes his appearance again in the issue of by a man, forceful, and of welt known temperate habits. You have said unkind things about Jus. We have been told that some of those desiring the defeat of our hills were liberal with money for drinks and cigars at Tallahassee. As a paid attorney you have the right to carry your cause to a court of justice; or, as a paid attorney, you tnay have the right to go to Tallahassee as a lobyest. But as a citizen of Orlando you have no right to meddle in the domestic nifsirs of the city of Sanford. If you feet that you cap say unkind things about Sanford and its people, from an office in so beautiful a residential city* as you live, and expect no defense, you have the opportunity to do what you ac­ cused the correspondent of the Times-’ Union of doing. You said he "Really Thinks". The writer of tills urticle does not apologize for whnt ha has to say; - he is nOt being paid for writing and ho does not aspire to any public office, better than that he lives in Sanford; lie would ho un­ worthy of citizenship among this estimaable people should he he passive while you charge us with linving invoked a "wholly brutal, arbitrary and wanton use of legislative power".* You must know what the use of such words menn. and you say yoa are not making a fight ‘ on Sanford. Now, if you are not making a fight on Sanford, what are you doing!. Your intcrerest in our affairs, if you are the person we think you are, certainly does not come from your heart; if it does you are a very meddlesome fellow and we do not make obeisance to your most distinguished consideration. This time he rambles round from un­ kind remarks about the TaUnhassee cor­ respondent of the Tim es-Hnlon'to the powers of Parliament, and repeats, sub­ stantially, what he said In his first article about Sanford Heights and Goldsboro. He accuses the members of the legis­ lature ot weakness and by so doing charges the member who has his resi­ dence in Sanford; not of being smtqt and fair, but of being designing, shrewd. He appoints himself Judge; U7'U reason­ able to assume he does, by reason of .the free use of the personal pronoun. And this Judge now says he has no feeling of unkindness; he thinks Sanford's am­ bition to grow, "laudable", though in his first article he chnrged some, citizens of Sanford who are supporting our efforts to be a greater and a better city, us being personally Interested money makers; this a anzzN or sankoru, . Judge also said something about “niggers ------------ ------------ x----•n the woodpile”. Brliitf your old ticesto Sanford Machine 48-tf Now the writer of this article annoapces & Garage Co. for vulcanizing. U , M=y 3, lg,. Furniture, Stoves and Household Goods S e e O u r L in e B efore Y o u B u y Refrigerators Ice Boxes . W ater Coolers Porch Rockers and Chairs W . W . A B E R N A T H Y , M g r. ^ S a n fo rd ' 1 ^ n.uV ’.y.^ v ^» t To the People or Sunford ( ' The undersigned ofilcluls of the town j of Goldsboro, and ^representing its citizens, appeal to the citizens of the 'city of San­ ford for aid and sympathy, in protecting our town from spoliation or destruction ob l the result of n plan on the part of your city officials to procure from* the present, legislature an amended charter, whereby I , tiie corporate limits will be so extended . us to include the town*of Goldsboro and thus destroy yur corporate existence, j This town was diily incorporated about j twenty years ago and it has Tver since , regularly maintained lu official corporate r existence, performing till the duties of a , municipality-. We have always been and we are now SO LD BY a peaceable, orderly and law abiding community. We appealed Jo your couqcil, protesting against tha proposed action | so far a * It affected ihe'm tòrèsls' of this town but our appeal was unheeded. We now appeal to you, oitlzens of Sanford, thls statement has not been denied, sub­ for your help in this matter. W e-are NO REASON FOR DOUBT, stantially. yet you continue to Use, “duly proud of the prosperity and development r of your city; hut it is no good reason that, Incorporated". ,. A S ta te m e n t o f F a c t s B aokad by a If the lobbying tactics to defeat our because you are big, you should swallow S tro n g G u aran taa. "laudable ambition” were those reported up our town Just because we are 'little. We guuraut««.¿oqiplete rellof to all , to us— told to the writer by a member There can be no Just charge brought sufferers from constipation. lu every against us to Justify the abolishment or , easo where we foil we will supply tha from another county—it is' creditable . to - __ _ the members of the present house that overthrow of our corporate existence. If imedicine free. -* they voted for the bills introduced by fhp it la done in the way proposed It will be ■Hexall Orderlies are a gentle, ef­ member whose good offices we solicited! an Insiline« o f . t^ie- tyrannical uae of ifective, dependable and aufe bowel regulator, sthmjjtlumor and tentc. The finishing paragraph of your, appeal might, of powert Btu^becauae wo ara few i uiid feeble. ^-Sdrely’you will not justify ' to the country at large, in the paper of May L valla a threat, followed in the and Udhpld such a proceeding! '• next line with a plea for forgiveness.' i l We have acquired some property as a ‘ Every citizen of Sanford la willing to be town! 1 Wo own our own lujuse. school and 1 magnanimous— It is you who are filling other corporate property. ' We feel a pride J tha air with rasping discord. Where does hi our town organization and earnestly t your Interest center that you should carry wish to preserve It. To awallow us up in { t palls of strife among a people we believe the corporate limits of Sanford will add j you do not mingle with on Sunday or very little to Sanford and take a great i meet a t the polls on a municipal, election deal from us. It will impose, upon us o f part of the burden of your bonded and 1 i- day. .. ^ other Indebtedness and odd heavily tu M Tha “many excellent gentlemen" who our burden of taxation, while we reap no I * did not vote your way are charged by 'acuse Steel Sulky Plow BEST PLOW ON T h e Hill Hardw are C om pany you with not having "backbone". Your definition of the word aeema to be, .the member who would vote ray (your) way would have "backbone". If our Information fa correct, and it (a certainly as reliable as any you :m ay have, the members of thla legislature had tha manhood to vote for measures that war« carried to them on their merits C A S H OR F lo rid a g .Id e a l À N F O R D . F L O R ID A Sum m er F e rtilizin g Grapefrui erines “More Fruit—More.Money” is the title of our new citrus book Which will be sent fret* on request. >It is “right ujMo-date" and written from the grower's viewpoint. IDEAL FERTILIZERS anti IDEAL METHODS arc not new. Their value has been proven by years of field work. out there always are new points of interest to growers, which should be considered. _ ONWARD and UPWARD is the IDivAL jnotto. We put forth nil our energies to give the RIGHT ' Q u a lit y - - S e rv ic e - P ric e ‘ 5; 5* < < 5; g .5 ; Wllsoii & Toomer fertilizer Co., JA C K S O M V IU f, FLORIDA w . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Ju st recoived a shipment of Mason's M. B. B zllamy, Mayor Goldsboro fruit jars and Jelly glasses for early can­ G. W. Bmrroa, President Council ning purposes. Let me supply your wants. ut. Town Clerk. 35-4lc W. W. Long, grocer. • ■J ’ 33-tf General 8*nford.#l"” Insurance M” ?*" “ T*TJ c . rt' ■ is- p|<)r|dj �frzDéW^ygt * ■ ■• ■ ■ ■ . ¡àj *. *<¡¿>-‘iQÿÆ\• * * . 7~ ■* ** ■ _• • v ' •-' -■' - , • —I '. ^ 3 V Iû w /. i- m r-î? ■« i /AT S/LAT'Tj/iD—Lite ia Worth Living viimber 3 9 ALL AROUND FLORIDA SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MAY 12. I9M Volume III . 1- NAMELESS THEATER STARTS ELECTION 0E GROWERS NEW DEPARTURE FOR SANFORD NEWS OF THE WORLD > -« . . . * Fv<! • Public Is Expected lo Name New Ploy House This W eek The. new moving picture-show in the old opera liouse building Inst Tues­ day night and the S. R. 0 . sign was out most of the time for the people' crowded the place at every performance. The new management expects the patrons lo nume the new building and .the name thnt suits tbeir fancy will be worth $5.0(1 in gold to the lucky person. The pictures are very good and one of the latest improved picture machines promise the patrons a good entertainment every day and night. Polk & Co., -a re determined to give their patrons the best that money can buy In the amusement line and good music and illustrated songs will be given at every performance. The management has not Hilly decided upon the vaudeville attractions but w lirg lv e the public something good and clean in this flue if the patronage warrants these added attractions. Many change?» are yet to be made in the opera house and the equipment and t(T^ now show starts oiT with a good patronage assured. Five and Ten Cent S to r e Opens for B usiness This W eek . Interesting Developments Are The people of Kanfonl and vicinity arc Promised Shortly. Varions Sources invited to inspect the display of the new five and ten cent store just opened in the Block on First street, just CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS Stonc-Goye cast of the Boston store. Here you can HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK find Just what you hove been looking for, An Epitome o f th e Week*» M ost Tm* Florida Vegetable G row ers Will Be everything In china, crockery, small hard­ Here th e Headers Will rind a B r ie f ware, kitchen utensils, towels n7ul notions, p ortan t Happening» In th e Under New Heads Next S e aso n H istorical Spring Flowing and the many small nrtlcles that go to S t a t e ’» Domain. —M em bers S a tisfied F o r Hurried R ead ers At the meeting of the Chamber of The Florida Vogctablo Growers Asso­ make tip the usual1' household and they A Mobile negro convicted of stealing a Commerce it was decided to hold, as usual ciation held ' their annual meeting in are sold at the small price of five, ' ten bojl of sugar, was sent to. ja il lo serve a a Fourth af July celebration In West Ptrtm Eagles hall Thursday afternoon. Tlie andjw enty-flve cents. The new store three months sentence.. As the negro Beech. After enthusiastic discussion. E meet7ng was marked by a great deal of promises to fill n long felt wont in San­ hod too much of the sweet, tlie presiding T. Moore was appointed a committee to enthusiasm although many of the mem­ ford bud Is bound to prove attractive.to Judge probably thought he needed some tlie public. These stores have pcen op­ secure the necessary funds and moke bers w’pro unhble to bo present as many of the bitter to even up thtf over suyply erated Ih every city and prove po|nilur at preliminary arrangements. Title . will be are away either permanently or for the of sweet. all times, the small price for good mate­ a pleasant task, for the business men of summer. the city ore glad to aid In any movement Directors- for the coming year were rial getting the trade and stimulating ^iNine hours iff continuous hounding at that will result in Increased adycrtislnf elected as follows: * Henry Nickle, O. L. business. The Sanford,five and Jen cent tho hands of the Republican minority of for the city. There is little doubt that Chase, B. E. Squires. O. W. Brady, C. M. ■tore will be managed by McG. Cairn way, the house of representatives, failed to’ the celebration this year will eclipse nil Berry, R. L. Hughes and L. J . Hancock. who will endeavor to keep a large stock make a single change In the first Demo­ former efforts made by WeSt Palm Beach The mutter of the president of the hoard on hand ut a ll.*limes and asslfrcs hi» cratic tariff bill,-that placing on the free % and secretary cannot tie determined us many friends that he has everything to list agricultural Implements, meats aud The John Anderson Boulevard which yet (heir election' comes up ut the first supply their wants. On account of the ninny other articles. The bill passed tlie V. to connect Jack son v ille to St, Augus­ very small profit an the goor^s the store is llouse by a vote of 238 to 108, thp Demo­ meeting of the new board. • tine, with one of the finest automobile operated on the ensh basik, but the cus­ cratic voting solidly nnd mustering twen­ The report shows that the {isooch’ i tlon drives m the country, Is being prepared Ball Team F o r Sunford ~ now tins 152 members who represent a tomer gets the benefit every time ant ty-four Republicans with them. This for Its shelled service. •* At last wc are to have n ball team if total of f»7fiacres of gardens. During the when you see the bargains you will lie- ca m e -a fte r the Democrats, had voted The State Bankers Association met in. the citizens will lend their aid mid sup­ down or ruled out of order lucre than 100 past 'year the Association has shipped come u customer at once. . Ocala this week and many mutters of port. Next Monday ulglu a meeting wifi amendments, und hud demonstrated again over 125,000 packages for its members Importance In financial matters were dis be held in tlie.Euglcs Hall lo formulate -com-— M cetlng_of Hosllul AssocIuU^tt----und have paid tu tile growers $11)9,295 eussedr A-bonquet was served the mem­ plans Uild reorganize the old association. A culled meeting af llje citizens of Sun pact uud smoothly working machlift for including celery, lettuce, beans, cucumbers bers on Wodncsduy night by the Womuittf It Is rumored that G. W. Spencer-wil enactment of legislation. and all products handled by the. asso­ ford and Hospital Association met in tlm ■ „ * m. dob. ~ ■___ :— - 1 — :----v iiiunugc the new team which guarantees ciation. Eagles Hall May fltli. Kill. The war in, Mexico is an end for tlie • A two weeks convention of the Order the success us no more enthusiastic fan Mr. J . N. WhUner, acting for tile presi­ preieut. President Diaz has announced A glowing und well deserved tribufe of Railway Conductors is now in session ever lived th an . Spencer. Sanford needs wus paid 'to the old board uf directors dent, culled the meeting to order und rend that ho will resign when peace is restored " ut Jacksonville and It Is estimated thnt a good hull team and under (iroper man­ and es|>ccially to Mr. Harry Word for tlielr n statement prepared by her. which ful or no more anarchy is manifested. As a * over 7000 visitors will be in attendance agement the venture can be made n pay­ services rendered under such trying cir­ lows in purl. Early in the, winter, a few consequence Mudero has ceased military and expect to visit various parts of lire ing ona and the success óf (lie team will cumstances as they linve been forced to ladies met to discuss plana for an orguuJ operations and peace proposals w ill. be redound to the credit of the city. Two face. state ere returning home.: ■ izalion, by which the needy sick of opr further considered, witli fair prospects oi . i city might be cared for. A second meet success, for ail parties concerned now At a meeting of the Duvul County years ago our hall team advertised the Muny changes in policy were advanced Democratic Executive Oonunittec. held ut city and the accounts of the gomes In.liic by the meeting to be acted upon by the ing was held when it wuA decided thut agree that Diaz's resignation, wns all that *. the court house for the purpose of recom­ 1 ierald were followed as closely by the new board, principal of which were uhc a more extended call should be given wus desired. * * '# m ’ ’ mending u suitable person to preside out of town readers as any other items reduction of ex|ietises and u general over- to the women of the town. The battleship Texas is to be completed Tlie Eagles kindly allowed the use of December 17, 1913. The contract price Is •oyer the circuit courts of the Fourth Ju d i­ and visitors -to the city later hhve re­ hauling of the affairs of the association their hall, where on Jan .,’ 23rd. mare than $5.830,000, but It Is believed that when cial Circuit, Judge R. M. Call was un marked that Sanford must he n wide The growers have great faith in tlie animously recommended to succeed him­ awake town to support hall as wc did future of the association and expect to fifty assembled and freely agreed upon ready for seu with full armament, armor, * then. With a good ball park such us wc bo better service to the formers next the need of such an organization and furniture and stores. It will have coat self. have there is no reason why Sunford can­ season than iu the past although they comfortable quarters where sufferers sn.wojH». ' Wfil H. Bulloclj, for many years con \ •*. not (Hit a good team in the field now and have no apologies lo make for the past. might be placed. • necteii with the Bartow Courier Informant, life Pbsiolfiee Department is now said get ready for a successful season. At the close of tlie meeting it was An As u whole they arc all well pleased with and its brilliant local editor for the past to be. making expense«., and without Be sure and attend the meeting next the work of the past year and feel thut nounced that tlie Holden Real Estate Co. iluce years, has severed his connection taxing the magazines. Munduy night and ussist in there organ­ tlielr association has been a great benefit offered sufficient land for present and with that paper and with his family will Now und novel methods o f prosecuting ization. j to the community both directly and in­ future use. if u hospital be erected tlienv move out West. a campaign for tjie p a ssa g e --e f-a eon-* on. This gave. nputllcr phaso to the directly. __ . __ A New Enterprise The House of Representatives lias pussmovement nnd ut the first meeting of gressional are to be followed by officers At tiic first meeting of (he new board etl. a. bill apprupriotlng $5,IKK) to the A fish company composed ol some of executive board,, thereafter, various meth­ of the National One Cent Letter Postage Florida Division of Confederate Veterans the citizens of Geneva has been organ­ of directors held Saturday evening the ods were decided upon by which money Association ut next fall s session of Con­ to help them erect jn Florida u memorial ized at that place and- will ojiemto teh following officers were elected for the should be raised towards building a gress. when a bill providing for the lower-’ to the women in Florida and the South nets in Harney and Puzzle lakes. -This coming year: K. L Hughes, Prcet.; O. L. has pi a) and secureing the generous offer lug of tlie rate on lirst-class matter, in­ whose glorious record during the stormy company is headed by one who fully un- Chase, V. Brest.; C. M. Berry, See., Htid which had been made us. cluding ull letters, from two cents to a . O. W. Brady, Tress. ^ period of the sixties thrilled the world derstatids the business aq^i who ulwayB * . Beyond our expectations the people one cent, will be introduced. with admiration. . ‘ Rich men in England are going to the gets ’em when he goes after ’em." The University Commencement have responded to the effort in hearty country tiiat they nfay rent their own Tiie Polk County Record of May 5th fish house will be built near Geneva depot The University of Florida will tiavo expressions of Interest In gifts of money was devoted, almost exclusively to n und fish shipped directly to the best mar­ a most interesting commencement week and 111 promises of more substantial aid town bouses to rich Americans who go, over to see a ceremony in which they write-up of Bartow and Winter Huvcn, kets. The intentions of tills company commencing Friday, May 20th. * The fol­ If the works be made permanent. accompanied by striking Illustrations that ore to supply the markets with the very lowing program will be rendered during The time has now arrived when those huve none but a society or snobbish in­ will be certain to redound to the good .of best fresh water fish. They will be pack­ the weak: who began it feel dipt it lias out grown terest. those communities. Thousands of copies ed In ice and ready for shipping in a few Friday, May, 28th, 1011,—7:30 p. m.— the first intention and become imixirtant The American consul ut Ontario reports of that Issue should be distributed through­ flours after being caught The nume of Declamation Cciilest by Representatives enough to. claim tlie intention of the that the cost of living is higher lh Cana­ out.the North and West, as a bid for im­ this company will be (he Geneva Fish Co. of freshman and Sophomore Classes. general public und for this reason- this da. But he knows what he can do when We predict for this new enterprise suc­ migration. Saturday, May 27th.—8:00 p. m.—Gym­ call for a muss meeting has been given. he gets tired of struggling along on the Tlie secretary und treasurer report fol­ ilniount Uncle Saiu is paying him. Sister Carlo!tu was elected to the cess und much patronage, as only those nastic Exhibition. wUI beemployed who fully understand lowed showing seventy-live members.and vJSunday. _Muy iilHli,—ll;Q0 a. Ol,—Com­ Senator Bryan of Florida has offered an state presidency of the W, p, Cu m i l mil-, amendment to the Fletcher bill provld- ~ 7 son lust week making her third term for the business. These citizens have long mencement Sermon by W. O. Carver, Th. four hundred and fifty dollars on hand. known the meed of a local company, but D.. D. D., Southern Baptist Theological A unanimous vole of thunks was tend­ ing for the authorization and establish­ this high office. heretofore having no ruuroud it was im­ Seminary, Louisville, Ky. ered The Holden Reql Estate Co., for' this ment of n soldier's home .in Florlda.so.as General J . C. Davunt, one of the best possible, bill now they will push forward - .Monday, May, 29th,— 10:00 a. m— generous gift of a half block of land on to locate it at Osceolii. In the bill originalknown attorneys and u civil war veteran, und endeavor to supply their customers Oratorical Contest for (tu.* Board of Control Mugnolia Ave. • y offered by Senator Fletcher no plaoe (lied at his homo at Brooksville on Mon­ with the best. Medal, .by Re presen la tives of Junior und A simple constitution read and adapted was designated and there is said to be day. He had been Hi about one week. which will be publish next week, followed considerable Interest shown in many Senior Classes. General Davant was about seventy years 1 Fire ut Orlando , 3:00 p. m.—Business Meeting of AhminF by the election of officers und trustees localities concerning the question of old. The deceased was brigadier-general Orlando was visited by a serious lire ‘Association. which resulted as follows! where the home shall be located, c ' of the Second brigade, United Confeder­ Wednesday morning, und for some tin * 5.-00 p. m.—Annual Meeting of Alumni M. F, Robiuton. president; C. E. Walker, The Ja p buseball team, having swept ate Vetirans, Florida division. He fought uppeared that there would lie quite"» ^Udrt-ss by Hun. F. P. Flething, Jackson­ vice-present; Mrs, Geo. F. .Feruald, Trout.; the Pacific coast, is now tuarcldng to the • throughout tire Civil war und made n conflagration; The lire department did Mrs. A. T. Rossctler Secretary. ville. conquest af tho East. _ , • - ' splendid record. good work and seemed to have gotten the Trustees—U. W. Brady, Mrs. D. A. 9:30 p. m.—Alumni Banquet. From the recent repurt of tho Carnegie Examination of applicants before the fire undid control, when the water main Tuesday, May 30.-10:0(1 u. hi.—Gradu­ Caldwell, Mrs. J . Cameron, Mrs. S. U. hero fund commission it would appear bursted, which placed the tire depArtmeii! Stale Medical association, which Is In ating Exercises, address by President W, Chase, Mrs. Geo. H. Fernuld, Mrs. R. Hornsession at Tallahassee is In progress. In a bad predicament. The flames spread O. Tbomp-nn, U.D.; Ohio State University, righous, Mrs. M ., Frank, Mrs. Koumelette, that heroism is becoming a flourishing There are sixty would be doctors, who rapidly from this time on. completely des­ Coluutbm President Association of Amer­ Mrs. J . N..WhUner, T. E. Wilson und Dr., industry. The report shows that within the lime covered thirty-live awards were are undergoing. examination before u troying the large freight depot and ware­ ican Stui ■ Universities. Neal. This new board proposes to puslp made and thirty-six ‘tltousund dollars in board at the court house. This Is the house of the Atlantic Coast Line, Walker's the good work begun und uecumpliab ' . ■ Will Locute Here mouey wus distributed. largest list that has ever come before any packing house. Citrus Fruit Exchange much more for the good of humanity and W. W. Prather, the well known travel­ {lacking house, tlx loaded freight cars und saaslon of the association previously. trust to have the hearty co-operation of ing salesman has fullen In love with F o rs te r to th e T o r e __ : , Four of the applicants are Italians, two Guernsey's large warehouse«. every citizen of Sanford and out lying The work%f keeping the fire confined lo Sanford and will make this city Ids home. districts. The country home of J . Ol Tabor at •f® Spaniards, while- tlx negroea arc Twin Lukes was destroyed by lire last Among them. There are also two women a certain district was not successful, un­ Mr. Prather will take the management applicants. . • til the larger buildings had been con­ of Keeh-y's Garage and being aii ex­ week, Mr. and Miss Tabor losing every­ . X Sad Accident perienced automobile salesmen expects to In u spirit of mischief some of the thing und Mlsg Tabor being aeverely Ladies of Live Oak are preparing to sumed by the flames. The loss i f estimated at $20,000. How­ make Sanford headquurters for the _sale young folks spilled Mis« Blanche Biggers burned in un attempt to rescue some valua­ >have a very fine chrysanthemum show ever, It Is the lurgeet fire that Orlando of high grade automobiles. This 'firm Out of the hammock on the’ porch tho bles; Witli his customary forethought F. P. isll. Arrangements are being made for makes a specialty of tlie- celebrated “ lift jjither evening, unfl as u result she has u Burster immediately raised a nice sum has experienced in years. **** extensive growing of this beautiful cars and Mr. Prather will push the sales broken .collu r" bone und a very badly for these good people lo tide them over flower and prizes will be offered for the The board of county commissioners of department to tlie front. shattered arm at the shoulder joint. The until they could start in again. The Are Woet attractive displays, single flowers Lafuyette and Suwannee counties have Mi. and Mrk. Prather ure general favor­ fracture Is so had that a n . operation to was «aid to have started from an Incu­ ■nd varieties. The flower show lias more decided to build a bridge across the ites in Sanford and their muny friends wire the Joints will be made and it will be bator und the house was ablaze before the ihau the name suggests to recommend It, Suwannee rivet at Dowling Park, are will be pleased ut learn thut Sunford will a miracle if the young lady ever has the Inmates knew of-it7 The house, was one For it means that during the summer and now advertising for bids for the purpose. claim them as citizens. full use of her right arm again. Being an of the landmarks of that section, having early Fall, on account of thy attention The i hum m; home at Bih and Elm Ava. expert stenographer, the accident will in­ been erected about the year 1870. In the course of a few week« Ft. Myere glviA to the raising of chrysanthemums, Is prepared ut care for a limited number capacitate Miss Blanche for a long lime, the flower garden» will be very beautiful will have one of the finest brick school of surgical cases. Mrs. Wright, nurse In and her many friebds extend their sym­ houses i.i Florida, and when it is finished and thus add to the pleasure oL »11 who Best grade preserves and pickles just charge. 33-tf pathy end hope for a speedy recovery. the cost will reach dose on to $iS,QQ0. «t Uve Oak. In, call and try them. W. W, Long. 26-tf ’ ’* ' a* ’ ■„ Hie General News of “The Land of Flowers. ■ '• :$ r «* ■y „ ' . i irr •••?■'•!$ -I . m ■ �W ithout exception w e are giving, folks the Best Values in S uits offered anyw h e re jn the city, and as proof of that assertion w e point to a co m - , b-. parison of S tyle s, Q uality and Prices here and at other sto re s ' ; ^ ----- Qffer-th&J)estLvalues> but not every store ca a make good its claims; it takes something more than mere talk to convince any knowing man.. W e not only make the claim, but we stand ready to S h o w Y O U that we are offering the bést clothing values in style, in quality, and tailoring, your money will buy. W e know something about clothes, and we know what is offered elsewhere, and we tell ycyi straight, you’ll be money,in pockét if your new suit is bought here, and you can’t buy better clothes than these anywhere, because no better clothes are mtide or sold. It doesn’t make any difference who you are or what your busi­ ness, it doesn’t make any difference how stylish your tastes, nor how lorijf“your purse, you can’t get better quality nor more perfect style, nor more certain as­ surance of fit and value in the wear 'than we offer you in these clothes, and there’s no feeling when you’re buying here that there’s some chance of N ot getting Good V aluó; no wondering whether som ebody else could buy the same thing for less than you paid-some shrewder buyer. You’ve proba­ bly-heard such-things of some stores. M en’s Suits $10 to $30 Straw Hats for Men and Boys From 50c to $5.00 ,vl Clothes that Satisfy E v e ry th in g th a t’s B est in M en’s W e a r o n e * I p r ic e " n u t. er Furnishings for Neo who Know _ SALTIMOfiE.na, 117 MAIN STREET Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me" Encourage what, you have. Do you want a prosperous townT Then never permit the jealousies to. rule -your actions, but work together for common, prosperity and mutual benefit. 4 There arp too many men who expect an editor to slave in defense of their pet IN IT notions and hobbles, advocate their views against the strongest opposition and then coolly withheld the business support by Note» which alone a small newspaper con live, A Chlel l i Amont Ye T akin i •nd Full h, He’ll Prent T m ”So- Sa y s S a u n te re r.. C.w M w fan I* r*« HtnU. a ll I3MC HAMBURGER 6 SUfiS 117 M A !¡N STR EET EVEN THE GATE POST NOT to a a • ++-0*« <•+<• + + + *♦ + • ’• + + + + + + * « * + 'V + + *< < • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + + 4 I iirn glad to note that the opposition to the lake-front, so bitter in some quar­ ters several months ago. has given place to a better feeling and several good citi­ (Flrtt Slrt-ei. ohe block from Depot oppa*iie PosioflU-i-) zens who opposed' Blip Improvement ore. now heartily in favor of it.. They did not H . E . W IS E , P ro p rie to r * understand the plans at first nnd opposed Formerly Manager of O n mil Cofe (he plan because they were afraid of u high rate of taxation.. There U nothing that will give our city such a boost as | S teaks, C h o p s, O y s te rs and F is h ,a 6 p ocialty -• •«■'••*.* . v f " i*. ; will this great.sdieme of lake front im­ ♦ provement. The scheme is not qew, as | A P L A C E FOR L A D IE S AND G EN TLEM EN most of our smaller sister d ties have.lo/ig ago provided for a better lake front and + S h o r t O rd a ra A t AU H o u ra E v e r y th in g F ir s t Cl»»» as yet the project has not been a burden upon them and they are glad the improvenient Was made. It Is up To the t Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets are Sold at Red tie til Rutes city of Sanford to start this great work aided and abetted by our citizens. The city already has the reputation of being the most up to datd In,.Central Florida. Oniy in our lake front has our dpty been lax and we should not .let any petty1 schemes Interfere wjth tills great work. Everywhere I go our fine streets, trolley line and other Innovations are Comment* upon and it makes me proud of the fact that our city Is not going back or stand­ ing still but pushing ahead and becoming better and greater evtory yea & 4 A friend of mine discussing the recent Bangor, Maine, fire stated that .the Are •— d . I k e A verage Man started from a small blaze which-If taken .. Mine 1* a tool of the average man , In time oould have been stopped. Well, Who In i be«« oa earth line« tha world began I You wlU find him kind, and you’ll find hint true. isn’t this pretty near con ed of all disas­ You'll And bint cheerful and happy, too, ters in tills world of care and IroubleT Ha a never proud and ha'l never medn. He walk* the earth with a amedanca clpan. Do not all have small beginhlngsT Does Tha aouareat (allow that Cod oould plan Oil earth today la the average man. It not apply to most things fn life In generalT Many a man, many a business lie lovea lit» wife and be lovea hi. home. Ha lant tha feijow who like« to roam; firm, owe their downfall to the small He keep* hie love for hi. fellow man . And bear* hie burden aa beat he can. things-tending to the downward road He'a a gentle neighbor, a faithful friend. which If taken In time could have been And will fight for him to the bitter end. * The decentett fellow that Cod oould plan prevented and the path to success been On earth today la tha average man. assured If the significant blaze had — Tha average man doM&’t cheat ot Jlc. _ been subdued in time and the word of , Or wrong hi* brother».: Hb'«loe»n I try ■To dlmb to glory aud gain tha crown warning observed. Many a brilliant life By pulling a weaker brother'down., has been dimmed, scores of failures have He’a al way* found 60 the aide of right: * • . Hla creat 1» alwaya a apoticaa white. b«en recorded, aod beautiful homes and And oft aa the wronga of the world I »cun. I l l thank the Lord for the average man. cities' turned to ashes by not heeding the 4 Consider what the ben does when she a a . first spark that kindled the blaze that fol­ Is working, now that her strike season is on and she clamors for rations. The mar­ lowed. . 4 A l t cIom observer .anti employer of ket, value of "Biddy" Is about; |IJ)0 and labor for over twenty-live Year«, 1 .give the value of her dally produce'3 fonts, or you this: - Never advance the pay of a 4 In the. last edition of Dixie jh ey get one thirtieth part of her own worth. True, cigarette iraoker, never promote him; off anothef r ortc on my friend Lake as her career ig short, but' long enough for never tniat him to carry a roll to the hank follows:-, her to earn jier value ma'ny time» over, u nleu you do not care for the bank and "Forest Lake failed to vote on a measure and that cannot bo' said of some - in »this are willing to loee the rolL Cigarette the other'day. A colleague accused him world who have great pretensions'io use-. •moklng begins with an effort to be sm art rather heatedly of absent-mindedness, fulruA w . It soon becomes a pleasure, tt satisfaction some mutual ffiends chipped In, and in and serves to bridge, over p m om ent. of order to ¿v ert a threatened, clash and 1 undemand that Sanford will have nervousness or embarrassment. Next it restore balm to the stricken ntmospberer ball team ttris-segson uiM. I sincerely hope becomes a necessity of life, a fixed h abit Mr. Lake indulged in the follow ing:^ This last stage soon evolves into a third "Down in Sanford", said he, "there is a that a good manager~wUl take the team condition, a stage of fever and unrestful, is a young and handsome lady who used and keep up the enthusiasm. 1 would wandering mind, accompanied by |ou of to be noted for her absent-minded ness, like to see my friend, G. W. Spencer, take moral and mental control". but Is not so noted any more. Her cure hold of team,. Not only doear he take u Inevitably cigarette smoking itppairs was accomplished In this way: She walked deep Interest in ball but he would •health, lessens usefulness and Jeopardizes Into a drug store one morning with a fara­ handle the reins in .the proper manner happiness, and all without compensation way expression In her eye, and as the and make the season u »ucceia finan­ worthy of the name. AU smokers are clerk stepped forward she said in a loud, cially. Wecanhavu a good amateur team not affected to the same degree, but they* clear voice:* *1 wish you would glvp me a for very little money and every one WlH.contrlbute their share. By all menus is none who would not be better off with­ sponge bath, please.’ , out the h a b it .* "The dark started in amazement, but let us luive a ball team and Bart Herndon • a •‘ recovering hlmsalf quickly, replied with can then get up o Fourth of duly cele­ bration. 4 Cither nin e town with a vim, or just his best professional smile: — T he SAUNTZJttx. sell out and loaf> One thing, must be ’Do you prefer it hot or coldf done—run the town for ail that It Is “The young lady ¿ave one gasp and Don’t forget you can get your chipped worth, get up steam and keep it up. Do tied; Site finally got thg bath sponge she you waul trodeT Did for It. Do you desired, bat no one has caught her. in a beef and horn cut on an American slicing want business to come to your town? daydream since.’’ machine al W. W. Long’s market. 28-tf 1 TH E ♦ t♦-, ♦ C IT Y . R E S T A U R A N T ' ♦ + I" B IM U ls T H E H O U S E K E E P E R ’S -“ S T A N D -B Y ” is First Q uality (lour. This is what every good cook knows—or ought to know. F or light, tasty, nourishing bread, biscuits and muffins, insist that the bag or barrel has the “ Quaker C ity” label—in red and blue— sonicwhere upon it. I t ’s the m iller’s direct guarantee that theflour is F ir s t Quality. Q U A K E R C I T Y F L O U R M IL L S CO. P H IL A D E L P H IA �f m e sANroRO HtkAU) May 12. 5 : F I o w f n g w e lls are 5 guaranteed. D rainage • sure. N u m e ro u s B o u • le va rds, gra de d and ditched, tra v e rs e this f p ro p e rty T h e m o st b e a utiful, ; J m ost h ig h ly im p ro v e d , and ric h e st of all u n - J cleared land in the # C e le ry Delta Take Street Cars for L o ts In P A L M V I L L A sold on e a sy te rm s • • • P A L M F a rm s in P M M H A M M O C K sold on easy term s'— - — — «■- '■ T E N . R O.U N D T R I P S g Only three and ' one-half in l e i ' J from Sanford, ■on ? hard s u r f a c e d the Sanford ,and ¿verglade* R. R. a cars direct through Palm Hammock with side trades every half mile for loading cars Prices will soon advance materially Buy a town lot in PALM V IL L A (TfflPR ifiBQfcSfiGÍKfií ^flg,BBBfltBB5BgBBB A Sec ‘ nJ E S S A2 M I N E PA RK ' 10 acres of stately D Palms, Majestic • Oalu and fragrant • Yellow Jessamine ^ au exquisite snot £ of umrainmeled T nature . , , JH JLU IU V A t; Palm Ham mock TB j is being settled by a very' high class of p e o p l e . A . home here insures you good neigh- t/tI t * m ni bors i k . . a J J • • /— • -S K E S In tU i 0 Frequent s tre e * t car service bring. churches, theatres and shops to your • . .__ AiSHfiBiar \£h livery mail service. Convenientschool privilege for your children ¿¿tintiti. * 1 Yo u n g Mon of Santo, d buy a P A LM H A M M O C K Farm or you Will live to regret it. Buy to -da y. Com e and *qe mo. m .■ g p B B1 1• 1 -■ 1/ ||nf ip In \g r ¡ B m ■ B ■' J f lim •nuB i First Nat onal -Bank Building T h e re la no b e t t e r , s a fe r In ve stm e n t than eelooted real estate. SANFORD FLORIDA • Im p ro v e d tra n s p o rte r J ‘ tlon Is th s fo re ru n n e r • of In cre a se d va lu e s. J w • • �f o r Better Hoads ; Orange county commissioners have been trying for months to make arrange­ ments with the county commissioners of Volusia county to build a free bridge across the S l Johns river at the East Coast ferry. This rood would be the most direct routo to Orlando and sorroundlng country and als to Sanford and vicinity. Of coure It would not carry everybody who wanted to come to Uie qoast from ^ the Interior tliftughLeLand, which would •Where Devout of the Celery ; City Worship Sunday. RESUME 0E A U CHURCH EVENTS Of Interest to Those Religiously In »fo r the Sabbath . ,— — T U r> m n ml Am CUreU. la tU O ff »t» E*m»-ly RtqaMuS «a WtM mi mm¿ l U i AaaMacMaaan aad d im O a id i N m ta lUi tS a aat U w l U i WaJaaa- Id ea l Sum m er Oranges F értil Grapefruit Tangerines “More Fruit—More Money’' is.th ejiU e pLQUr new_rj.tnft hank which-will-be sent3 6 » requeaL - l t ia "ri{lht-up-to-ilate" ■Bntf'WrittQi Troni t h e orov viewpoint IDEAL FERTILIZERS and IDEAL METHODS not new. Their value has been proven by years of fie ld w but there always are new points of interest to_iiroweriL_w! Sumlar mom ias prayer mentina . lu . oau w ia ■chool. 9 :48 a. m. iperl n tendent. ». J . A. Hendry, pastor; church, comer Park ue and Fifth itreat: panonafe. comer Masi avenue and Saventh etrvet. (>bone '¿5*. lay morntnS Mrvlca at I t ; evening M tw e . . Sunder »chool, 9:48 a. m .; Jno. K. I I « * Wednesday afternoon Uie occupants of a number of conveyances were wending their way to this very picturesque home. O a arrival, after some pleasant words of greeUng by the hostess and president, Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Mr. J . K. Mrs. Maris, the program of the afternoon Mcttlnger In charge A. R. Chappell as­ was taken up. sisting. All members of the school wUi Mrs. J . W. Dickins read a ihost delight­ wear a whlte flower in Memory of Mother. ful paper on “Colonial Homesteads." Sermon by the pastor 11 a. m. Subject, With a magic touch of her wand like pen “Motherland and ita blessings" she quickly brought before the mental 7.50 p. m. Sermon by the pastor, the vision of her listener delightful glimpses subject, "The weight of money in both of some of those beautiful, grand and words' even princely homes In colonial* Virginia Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p, in. which made thyt good old commonwealth Jr. League, Thursday 3:30 p. m. so noted for its lavish hospitality and cul­ 1_Choir practice close of prayer meeting ture. Those were Indeed grand old days Wednesday night when those homesteads flourished, the S. S. Teachers meeting 7:30. peculiar .environments, circumstances and On 3rd Sunday Children Day program conditions of which will never be repro­ will be rendered at i l a. m. by the Sun- duced in this country, They are truly numbered with the days that have van­ t , • ished. rirst Baptist “Mount Vernon Today," Mrs. Bowler R«v. J. W. Wild ______ man. pa it jim or; *» auuuay Sunday »niouni m in tnsi a i » 1 pea. 7 :3 0 ; Sabbath »chool. gave a brief tribute to the Mount Vernon [. N. J . Perkin*. Supt.; prayer 'edneaday, .7;S 0 p. m , followed Ladies' Association, and especially to Ann Pamela Cunningham, whose patriotic and faithful efforts first and principally as regent, and with the untiring aid of the vice regents, gave Mount Vernon to America as a patriotic shrine. A des­ cription of this historic home since its restoration followed, also mention of a number of the many Interesting articles and relices that are so sacredly and ten­ derly cared far.there, for the benefit of the America people, as an object lesson of u grand and thrilling past. SO LD ' BY B EST P L O W *ON EAR TH . Italy C r e s s t p U t i p a l . The happiness of the afternoon was Rev, D. F. Brown, met or; A. p. Key. aen lor war­ den; Sunday mornlni aervloo, i l ; evading service made complete by the presence of a for­ 8 :0 0 ; Sabbath aehool, 9:49 a. tn .;B . P. Whltner. s a n f o r d , f l o r id a Supt.; prayer meeting. 7 :3 0 Wedneadav evening. mer loved president of the dub, Mrs. Alice Brown, who for the first time in T o r a Sanford Hospital some years hod the pleasure of being present at d meeting of the dub and To the Citizen« of Orange County: The Sanfdrd Hospital Association 5»os reading iter paper. For nine years Mrs. C H E S T O F S IL V E R V ftr ^ organized Friday night at a meeting of Brown was president of the Wednesday the citizens o f Sanford at the Eagles’ Club and the reunion of these former as­ T h ird P r e m i u m Kail and the following persons were sociates In dub work was a pleasant fea­ elected officers: President, M. F. Robinson; ture of this memorable afternoon. vice président, Dr. C .E . Walker; treasurer, Mrs. Brown's paper on the "Effect of m Mrs. Q. H. Feraald; secretary,. Mrs. A. T. Colonial Life op American Literature" Rossettef. The purposes of the organiza­ was intensely interesting, evidencing tion are charitable and philanthropic and great core and preparation in lu subject > based upon doing good to broad human- m atter.. It wns handled In such a mas­ Jty . The association is non-partisan, terly manner that the perfect familiarity non-soctarian and non-profl t-taking, and and Interest of the writer in her topic Is wholly for the purpose of doing good was most entertalniy proven. Mrsand being of assistance to all classes of Brown's presence and paper was a great is being held by the Piano Manufacturers' citizenship. Under these circumstances pleasure to the dub. Advertizing Bureau, of Chicago, to distribute and lor these purposes we feel that ' we It was the privilege of Mrs. L. R. Phil­ an appropriation which has been allowed by abouid have ;tho support of all our d ll ips to glVa the flnlsbijyi touch to the Inthe manufacturers of the Carlisle Pianos. v zena, without regard to d ty or even teresting^program by :her charming reci­ They have allowed us this large appropria- , county limits and that each should lend a tation of “Old Virginia," which found a In'the above picture there arc 8 tion at this time, not only to make the Carhelping band to this useful and charitable responsive, tender chord in each heart in organisation. It is our desire that all their aympathetlc appreciation of the faces. Can you find sis of them? Use Piano better known in this locality, but d aises be represented on the board of eritlc'a quaintly expressed love for his na­ Outline, each face on this OX a sepa- also to advertise us as their exclusive dealers, rate sheet of paper, numbering them and we will be in Sanford for two weeks trustees, so that- all may fed that they tive state. 2 0 Y e a r * C o e re n te * .. 1, j2l((3, 4, 5, e tc For the neatest only, from May 29ttl to June lOttl. have a common Interest in the support of GENTLBMBN’S GOLD ' After the roll caUg^f members and some -Be sure that your answer in this great pub*I V ^ this institution. The support of every suggestions concerning the study for next correct answers we will give absolutely free the premiums in order of licity contest is mailed ot once, and you will F o u rth Prem ium dtlzen Is earnestly requested. year, the secretary'was requested to send BuyA Syracuse Steel .Sulky Plow T h e H ill-H a rd w a re Com pany, TO ADVERTISE THE T h is Great P ublicity J L F. R obinson , Prea'f: a note 0/ thanks to Mr. Holly for his apS. O. Cruse. predated kindness la publishing the re­ T hos . E . W ilson , ports of the meetings each wesk. •’ '* • -Ttfritoes. The clu b . than adjourned for a social hour with their host and hostess, and iho The Newspaper »‘Jo b " delightful refreshments, which the young Many peopte believe that a newspaper lady members assisted Mrs. Maris In alls together without work or concerted serving. action or’plan. The Rev. Jam es McLeod, With her usual thoughtful kindness Mrs. a Presbyterian minister at Pasadena, was Marls invited some of her neighbors to of this opinion, and asked to be allowed enjoy the afternoon's pleasures with the to edit one edition of the Pasadena Star, dub, rbe editor gladly accepted the opporAfter a short stroll about the beautiful nlty to go fishing, and the minister took grove and down to the lake, and a boat up his duties in the newspaper office. ride by a few of the party, the visitors This is how he felt when he found him­ realizing that the sun was rosily bidding self at the end of his task, which It must daylight adieu, expressed their approdabe said, had been done quite creditably: tlon ot the afternoon’s pleasures to their “My time is almost up as 1 pen this last hosts and turned ibeir faces homeward, line; my hand la almost paralyzed; my hoping to meet agatirthe second Wednes­ brain la befuddled, and 1 am free to*con- day in November. . y feas that 1 am glad to vacate this holy •pot, Such rush and riot and disarray I Bold B u rg la r1 Such a Jumble of pot pound I It strikes me While Mrs. J . IL Overman was sleeping as the effort to bring order out of chaos, the sleep of the Just the other night a and to do it lightning quick. bold burglar lifted her band satchel .from “ 1 am reminded of the memorable the bureau and. decamped.' The satchel words: T h e earth was without form and is brown leather and contained a gold void, and darkness was upon the faoe of locket with the initials, S. M. B. There the deep. And the spirit moved upon the were also valuable papers, receipts and a face of the waters.' Never shall 1 criti­ bank book In the satchel and Mrs. Over­ cise newspaper men any more, I shall man would like to recover these. Luck­ pray for them. They will have my heart's ily there was no money in the satchel, as forbe arance Itenceforth and forever. They Mrs. Overman believes the bank 1s the are the hardest worked, shortest lived, safest plaef for the long green. If any poorest paid brain workers on this weary one eees a brown band satchel bring It to Mre. Overman and receive a reward. old world of ours." merit- You will be notified by mail and all the premiums must be ctlled for within ten days from the closing of the contest. Only one person In a family can enter. It Is not necessary to use this sheet of paper, receive a reply direct from the Piano Manu- facturers Advertising Bureau of Chicago, who control this large advertising Appropriation for the minufaciuter. They want to asiu re-you that impartial judgea will decide the mer- . it of the answers received. Be sure that your answer is .correct then • mail it immediately to W. McKay Roheaon, who is the special representative of the Piano Manufacturers Advertising Bureau, for this sale, which we will hold in Sanford. All answers must be in the hands of Mr. Robeson, the special talesman of th^ Piano Manufacturer! Advertising Bureau, on or be­ fore 6 p. m. May 27th, 1911. FreC: Sheet music with song book to be given to each yicccstful contestant. IN ADDITION TO THESE PREMIUMS P IA N O —F i r s t P r e m iu m Every premium winner will receive ac­ cording to the merit of solution a bona fide manufacturers draft for an amount from $ 2 5 to $10 7 .0 0 . The drafts will he accepted at their full face value to apply on the purchase of any one_of the new pianos that we are introduc­ ing to the piano loving public' iRrough this mammoth advertising plan. The above mentioned drafts will be given in denominations as follows: a e n u iN i d ia m o n d n in c u m p »u o ■ -*• i 20 Yeara Guarente* J LADIES’ GOLD W A T C H F if t h P rem iu m Rush Your Answer Todiy io W . McKay Robeson C«rt of A. R. Hirper PI|no C«. 2 at $ 1 0 7 , -4 at $ 1 0 5 , 6 at $ 1 0 0 , 8 at $ 9 7 .5 0 1 0 at $ 9 5 , 1 0 at 9 2 .5 0 1 0 at $ 9 0 . 1 5 at $ 8 7 .5 0 . 3 0 6 M ain S t r e e t And all Correct Solutions will Re­ ceive a Draft for $25.00. Jacksonville, Florida Nl �- THtJMNrORD HERALb l iw IOU May iis. WABASH BRAND BU' ¥ v vry Made “On the Banks of the Wabash F o r Sale E x ­ c lu sive ly b y DOINGS AT TMlAIWSStt city Still °n Map An<* *-*i*»,ature Working Regular Time Neither house of the legislature has begun to work under pressure and yet to finish the calendar, but both are putting * ln regular time a ifl doing very good work on the more Important measures. It would be something unheard of in die history of Florida legislatures to finish ,he entire calendars, but each session works to the end dial nt least all the more importont subjects have consTder- P hone lature. Besides live enndidates for gov­ ernor, there hns been present lately three candidates for attorney general, Rivers P lu m b in g and Buford of Gadsden, West of Santn Rosa G as Fitting and Hodges of Columbia. The State Superintendent n f public instruction will AB Work Received My Personal Attention also have apposition ,it seems in the and best efforts person of Hon. J . E. Wood of Live Oak, Opposite City Hall Phone 230 former county superintendent of the Suwannee Count/. The comptroller and secretary of state is likely to have op­ position from current rumors. No candi­ O F YO U R O W N * date has yctha’d the temerity to announce V ». . . u for Treasurer Knott's job and the general opltdon If (hut it would be useless. Bl Lost week thb house passed thePlnellaa Cole Will Race Cars ' county bill which creates a new county The Cole Motor Car Company of Indian-^ out of die west portion of HUlsfibrough. npolls, luil.. has issued a challenge for a The bill is now In ihe-Scnale with pretty 24-hour endurance race on tea Oakland, ,urr chances of sufccess. However, the fact that a bill passes both houses does Cal., new motordrome for Muy 13 and 14 not after all guarantee its becoming a to oil dealers on the Pacific Coast who law for the Governor is very free with bis handle cars that sell for 32500 or less. veto pen when he disagrees with the Tills action of J . J . Cole of tills company followed llie announcement of the officials legislature. of the Oakland Motordrome that tho 24The bill which sought to prevent cor­ hour race scheduled for April 29 and 30 porations operadng what is known as relief departments from forcing employee», had to be Indefinitely postponed because to sign Away right of su it in . case of of Insufficient entries. The racing situa­ permanent Injury or death was passed Ml tion in tlifc fur west has the support of iw tli houses by very decltled votes, only the public but tbe automobile dealers, 4Totes in the senate and 8 in die house many of them new in the field, it is said being against I t The Governor vetoed have not got the fever as much as it is die bill however, and on account of the claimed they should have. It was witli •’ reluctance of some of members to vote the idea of trying to stimulate interest ,q pass any bill ovef tbfr governor's veto that the Cole Motor Car Company issued tt|e bill seems to be lost. Gray of Gadsden the challenge. As an incentive this com­ introduced this measure anti’ when die pany heads the list for the contemplated veto message came back to die house an May 24-hour endurance run by entering Attempt to pass it over the governor s three Cole cars. In Ids challenge, Mr. J . J . Cole says: "himmiucli as' tiie officials of veto failed by only two votes. The Governor has stint in u special the Oakland Motordrome announced tins message In regard to the circuit (court postponement of the April 24-Jiour race Judges which some draught-/would be in because of insufficient entries, we believe the nuture of a sensndon buf it wus rather sufficient entries can be obtained by. au­ • incipient It will doubtless Ituve die tomobile dealers using the nlroudy s o c ia l ' eficct however of preventing any ap­ racing ears or stock models in their show­ propriation this session for clerical help rooms . We make this offer lit the best of for die judges. The Governor quotes in- spirit, good faith nnd sportsmanship man­ ,. formation and wmpatiuve figures to slmw ner. The «auction uf the A. A. A. could that the circuit Judges of Florida liuve be asked for." Keeiy’s Garage has the Cole cars on exhibition and are agents for been fairly well paid. Sanford. The Teapportlonment of die judicial circuits has occupied considerable at­ A B e tte r Imperial tention this week. Eleven circuits seem Passing by the Imperial Theutre this . 'to be the number upon which both housep will agree. This provide« only three new veck one is impressed by the sight of the dfeuits. The Bar AssociaUon asked for iiuge UxB timbers that urc being fitted five new ones. Since the lust state demo into the wnlls as supports for the girders. uatlc executive committee refused to When these massive timbers have been place the judges and solicitors lnvdie call pul in place, even the most timid YL'ttdn for the primary It Ipaves the appointment will be convinced that tiie . tmpcriul The­ ' of these up to the Governor without any atre is tiie strongest bbllding in the city. party recommendation. Numbers of deie- Mr. Miller , is to be congratulated upon gatlons have been here the past week taking such steps for the protection of urging the appointments of various ap­ the people. The building was safe enough before, but it is ratiiur difficult (o-ulluy plicants. a The Summer Teachers' Training School the fears of the imblic wiien a whisper is - of the usual six weeks term will in ull started about a building being unsafe. W it h jh e ’ new iniprovcuieiils in tiie probability be assured. The bill has pass ed both bouses and will go to the Gov­ building,.the iron pillars in tiie auditori­ um will bn removed and Manager Deernor for hks signature this week. Cottes will make extensive change» for The fight an the legal toclinloalUy -biii llie comfort and convenience o f" his pat­ came up Tuesday afternoon*in the house rons and wifi make the imperial one of The Senate had already passed this the finest tiieulrcs in the stute. measure. In the house were1 two bills; Tiie recent criticism of the building lius - one by Brown of Columbia und one by Gray of Gadsden. They provided in «ub- been a serious drawback to the moving stauce diat no Judgment should tie set picture show mid now that such a great aside or verdict reversfd or new trial improvement is being made the public . granted upon grounds of misdirection of should show an appreciation by u more the' Jury, improper admission of evidence liberal patronage. The Imperial Theutre unit)*« in the ophilou of the appellate j« ii credit to the city in every wuy. court after an examination of the enllre.1 Traction Line News cause Justice had miscarried. Gray's hill t h ere has been a good deui of specula­ being first on the calendar was taken up and the fight lasted for almost two hours. tion us to tiie promised traction rnUroud The bill was championed by Gray Floyd between Sanford and Kissimmee and be­ of Frauklin and Fee of St. Lucie and was cause there has been no visible activity opposed by West of Santa Rosa, Reaves during die post month llie ramor has gone of Manatee Hendry of Lee and Stringer forth diat "It is only another fake." Of course no one is under bond to pru of Hernando. Tbe hill was lost by a vote duce that long ixtmiised and much need­ of 23 to 28. The Tampa Fair primium approprladon ed traction line; but die hopes of our bill occupied considerable dme In the weary waiters have ugain risen since die bouse Wednesday and waa finally passed. superinlenbent of the proposed line, Mr. Tbe Senate the measure several T. K. 'MUler of Pittsburg, Pu., has arrived 6t* the scene with -his household goods days «go. Mr. Butler of Duval baa a commission and he. and his wife are now occupying form of Government bill for all •cities of the Gaiey house, having rented die same 2,000 population or more and will likely for the summer. Mr. Miller assures us that his road ie : be one of the measures that will be en­ not of die “fake" order and diat there acted in to law at this seksioo. Politics are always.thrivlng around the will be something Using before very long, Capital during the session of the legls* "So mote it be."—Orlando Citizen. GENERAL FIRE INSURANCE AGENT INTOA HOME The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co The Average Increase In Population of cities and towns everywhere is 35 per c A t in ten years. This means that new.homes will have to be built and more stores provided. This will increase the value of land at the edge of our city. We Have Some? Choice Property • that can be bought on easy terms. It will make you a beautiful home and will continue to increase in value. W e H ave the Tents and the Tackle N- H. G A R N ER - S a n fo rd , F lò rid a The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. ^ « « » W O O D L A N D P A R K • Is a Clean. Orderly Place te bring your family to for a Picnic. Benches, Slielter, Toilets, Water, Refreshments. Tables, Immense Live Oaks Sltade the entire grounds. A shell mound fronting on Lake Monroe. Armour’s Bouillon! Cement Dance Floor. A Sanitary Swimming Pool, filled front a flowing well, emptied nnd Cleaned Every Day. ) Bathing J e n Cents S u it s For Hire — Open Thursdays and Sundays. Other days by Arrangement f . Directions:—Go west on First street, marl road. to Brpdy’g ptpft4, .,ihen nort to Rand’s siding, cross railroad antTkeep road east of and along . railroad. Distance about three miles from Sanford. _____ — '______________ ' ■ • ■— ^- n y«’IL •I K L Fleischman’s Yeast • K ip s V.fJua Pimento Cheese If ypur ad appears on its pages they will read and believe iL . .. V# Phone 39 « '■ •.-.■ ■ ■ T'-,, : i f not call up 148 and man to come and tell do a good business dull season. , . ask the ad you how to through the . . . . ,r �il il ' THE SANfORD HERALD rubli*i>»d-«v«fT rrid»T MornIni St Sshtonl, Fl*. - ■ J K. J. HOLLY. Editor «od Proprietor • 11........... ) ~ 1 - SuNsarlatlon Price, (2 .0 0 • Veer In Advance E s u m i u •aoood-daM a all matter Ao|u»t 22nd 1908, at tba Poaufflev at Sapford. Florida. -* cader Ae« si Uareti 3rd. 1879. -, ü/tlc» In Herald Bulldla* Telephone No. 148. !'? 1■■ ' . '* 'I _ bill, and we do not have them In mind in commending It. We have simply In mind the fact that the bill la a general one, applying to any city of the state that desires to adopt the cotamisslon form of government Several times within the last month we have commended the commission J.-TH liqPËN W ill Return Soon ÀQEN T8 General Fire Insurance • ' o rriae w ith H O LD B N R I A L ■ S T A T I CO. S a n to li government law that has been enacted I The'UniteO SpecTalista have gra­ in New Jersey—that It, we have approved cj0UgJy consented to give Sanford the policy of a general law—foFThe reason i wo more days next week, that It will accomplish two things, .I t Owing to the great number of will Insure uniformity In the commission slc k ond afflicted that called but Watermelon« are ripe In Sanford and, governments-of iluS-cltica.-af .th a t-sta te , were unnble to 3CC thc~ doctor ~.tm ara bringing a guod -prtce:---------------------and It will greatly lessen the demand on account of the extensive practice the legislature for local legislation for the fog had an Mb last Visit, he has~ de'T h e Inverness Chronicle asks, "Will citiea.—Savannah News |cided to return on the dates given Knott Be GovernorT’ Well, not eo you below. could notice 1 l Robbins Nest . Tuesday Afternoon Wednesday till 10 a.m . Nay 3 0 - 3 1 No man who make* Kissimmee his homo p in throw on obstacle in the way of the city's development and progress without injuring himself flnanclaUy. Upon the prosperity of the community a* .a whole depends tlx* prosperity o f •the individual*. Every man who knocks his __ home town and the tilings that *ar» nec­ essary to its welfare, knock! himself u* well as bis neighbor.—Kissimmee Jou rnal “Ju st to commemorate Postcard day,' says tbe Sanford Herald, “we have given •pace this week to severs! good a n k le* about our section for the 'benefit of tbe new readers into whose hands the extra copies may fall“, This was an excellent : idea, and the special edition of the Herald will do more good, whenever sent, than a wboto batch of postal cards—although this ¿s pot meant to discourage the send­ ing of the pretty souvenir pleurae. Tbe front page of the Herald shows three busy scenes, two presenting celery fields, with many busy gathering this valuable crop, and the other a view, of the wagons loading celery Into a long line of car* at the station. The articles mentioned are carefully prepared and give briefly many good argument! why people of energy and enterprise should come to Florida.—TimeaUnion. permanently cured. No mutter what your trouble may bet we would suggest that you call upon this doctor and have a friend ly talk with him, as his opinion it your case might be the means BIG PIANO SALE Well Known Firm o f Harper & Co Coming to Sanford Do ,. Wtt“ ‘ a ? la" 0‘ dlf ' " ond 5ln i* I sa v in g you a *g re a t d e a l of-su fferin g gold watches, chest of stiver |2 S each or H u n d red s o f p eo p le h a v e found re $107 in vouchers for pianos? If you do j j e f j n h is tre a tm e n t, su c a n you want all theae free gifts read the ad. H u n d red s o f L a d i e s - h a v e been verpsemom of Harper & Lo.. on page 3 1 ^ ^ Qntj gQved from BUrgical op&o ftb is isw e This well known piano atIon8* by th e U n lted S p e c ia lls tS. firm will also hold a piano sale in W o r d M en b y th e sco re s h a v e •been for two week* from May Wib. to Ju n e cure(j a f te r try in g w o rth less r e in e d 10 th. and the price, on these elegant |d i e 3 Qnd ap p |iancc8> Instruments will muke them selL Tbe The United Specialists treat Ca­ name of Harper tls a guarantee on all tarrh. Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat the goods and this la tbe finest opportuni­ troubles, Bronchial and Lung dis­ ty for you to get a piano that will ever eases; Heart •complications, Liver, be given you for some time. Watch Tba Spleen. Stomach and Bowel troubles, Herald for later announcements.' W ant B e tte r C onnection We understand that tbe evening train from Sanford does not wait for the south­ bound from Jacksonville, with the result that our best and Quickest connection la cut off from Jacksonville. Nothing could be worse for us and we hope the efforts of the city officials, Board of Trade and Boost Club combined will result In our having it as usual though the train la lata In arriving here,— Eustls Lake Region. Kidney and Bladder diseases; Rheu­ matism, Headache, Sciatica and Lumbago, Sklo and Blood diseases; Deformities, Spinal troubles, Club Feet, Rupture without cutting. Piles. Fistula and Rectal troubles without operation or palp. Cancers by most successful treat­ ment known, and cures made in many cases given up a s’ incurable All Diseases of Women, special Diseases qf Men, special diseases of children. If you ore afflicted in any way we extend to you a cordial invitation to consult us freé of charge, and to find out your exact condition. Sanford M usic Club A celled meeting of the S. M. C , will THE COMMISSION PLAN be held at Comfort Cottage Saturday, The bill Introduced by Repretentativi May, 13th, at 3JO p. m. All member* Obese, providing for tbe 9omml|»lcip form are urged to be present to attend to im­ for d ries u on the right line. Wo ere portant business. UNITED SPECIALISTS M. Mamin, Informed respecting tbe provisions of tbe l 125 Laura S t Jacksonville, Florida 1 . President. c /- - - Florida TH È Building & Loan Association C « S to p . Paylii] »nt! M ho time roR,lamentation» The United Specialists cure perThe situation at-San ford this season J manently the cases they trefit ana Sanford should. Invite the railway con­ has demonstrated beyond peradventure send the incurable home without, ductor* to visit the city during their stay that this section is the best on earth for deceiving them. This is why they In Jacksonville. everything In the Vegetable line. Despite ore so popular throughout the South, the damage inflicted by the storm in Oc­ W. U. Grier of North Carolina has taken tober, despite the bad luck thqt seemed the business management of the Bartow to haunt some of the .celery growers and Courier-Informant. •'** despite the fact that it seemed as though fate was against them there are growers Thursday afternoon these days is like a today shipping stuff and getting good walk through the cemetery. Half holiday prices for It, prices that will recoup their is fine for the clerks, but Ohl you deserted losses on celery ond make good profits on village. the whole season. The frost that killed the bulk of the potato crop blasted the C. M. Gordon . has assumed editorial hopes of those who had hopca of a fortune managenient of the White Springs Herald in spuds Those that immediately set to and promises to give his readers a work and planted other crops made good. -»ay 1 good, clean paper. As The Herald has always contended a diversity of crops Is the one thing needed W e N e v e r U se T h e Knife rslfHeqds to to put the grower beyon^^he. possibility One of our energetic growers These famous specialists who are go jo for sugar cane this yif£c. Now If of a failure. successful in all Today the farmer who has a crop of the so eminently some one will Just try -hogs. The Herald despised cucumbera^or tomatoes or sweet Chronic Diseases, ns is proven by ‘will be content. corn is getting good prices for it, and even the many cures effected in chrpnic If-It took eight years to bring the Ellen tbe watermelons In this section give prom­ casese which have baffled the skill of all other physicians, will be at N., to a three cent rale how long will It ise of good returns. At the present time there Is not one take to bring the Southern Express down farmer In ‘fifty who ¡ever thinks of raising to a living rateT And how old is AnnT sweet potatoes They always bring from ono to two dollars per bushel, and yet the When a man pursuing the dally peace­ S a n fo rd , F lo rid a * ful avocations of life goes around with a editor can remember when the Florida' revolver on his person, It is prlma facie grower was glad to take 23 cents per bu»hel And SO cents was thought to be a evidence that he Is either a fool-or a • ’ criminal, and In either case be ought to top notch prloc. Wo have plenty pf land that is not be­ be tolled up. , ing worked where a few sweet potatoes canteloupes, watermelon* and sugar cane The HasUngs potato growers have dis­ can be grown while the farmer 1* lament­ covered that by shipping ^ elr- spuds ing hi* failure on celery and on thete old Clyde Line to New York they can save time crop* he can make a profit that i* 30 cents per barrel over the railway rate. surprising. The experienced grower* In This Item could be profitable to Sanford the Sanford section have made good this growers as they discovered last season. W ill Return in Four \Veekg season Just a* they usually dd and there Is no lamentation coming from them. Our Chief Physician's hospital Tampa climatp Is so much superior' to They know their ¿round and ju*t what lt I experience Olid extensive practice Lot Angeles, California that the Tribune take* to role*; celery and lettuce. They have made him so proficient that com parson by actual figures put* Los believe In rotation of crops and they have he will pay $5 forfeit for any case Angeles In the discard. Sanford never,]mVde a careful study of the situation |that he cannot name and locate the recognized California os being anywhere after failures had struck them Just as it disease in five minutea He treat» near the same d a s* and tliereforo never strikes the new man today, The Sanlord all curable cases of Catarrh, Nose, drew comparison*. * section bolds out more alluring offers to |Throat and Lung Diseases, Eye and the grower than ever before bur the gold Enr, Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, tb e prosperity of a nation depends, ¡a not growing 911 tbe bushea and it takes IGravel, Gall Stone, Rheumatism, not on tho abundance of iu revenues, experience pnd the spirit of stlck-ty-ltive- ■Paralysis, Neuralgin,. Nervous and nor on the strength of its fortifications, ness that has brought success out of fail­ Heart Diseases. nor on the beauty of Its public buildings. ure in every section from the time when ~f— We Cure-Every .Caae o r * ' but on tbe -number of Jta . cultivated citi­ man first trod till* mundane sphere. zen*. on Iu men of education end char­ Tbe grower who has failed In other sec­ PILES, FISTULA AND FISSURE acter. Here are to be found It* true I n ­ tions of the state from lack of watQ^wlll and all rectal diseases, by painless terest, It* chief strength, iu r e a l stifcngth, look to Sanford as the spot of his dreams. Methods. Its real power. The new citizen of Florida who wishes to lockte will -profit by the experience of Sexual Weakness and Private - Editor R. J . Holly, of the Sanford Herald those who have gone before ond Sanford eases a Specialty wrote an - able address on “Florida |will Always be the place In which to ra ise .. middle-aged men sufColonies" for the recent session of the vegetables. Tbe Vegetable Grower» 1 AwM'- sociation will also play an important port I »©nilg from Spermatorrhea and imState P « “ Association. ''-Editor Holly is potency, the result of self-abuse or thoroughly posted on this subject and has in finding new markets and getting a excess, producing emissions, debility better distribution. But the grower him­ been very instrumental in bringing some nervousness, dizziness, defective of the most prosperous colonies to this self will need-to learn his lesson first and avoid putting, all his'eggs In one basket. memory, aversion to society, etc state.—Tampa Tribune. COM PANY MAKES IT EASY Own GEO. H. rCRNALD President our A. P. CONNELLY Sec’y K Treas. H om o. Let Us Tell You About It The New Fish and Pleat Market Jt^ t opened—everything Fresh ond Clean— Experienced Meat Cuttere—Compieie line— P ro m p t D e l i v e r y Choice Cuts Florida & W estern Beef & Pork ; Also SauBage, Poultry, Lamb, Fish, Dry and Salt Meats, and in fact the most complete line in the city. FRESH F IS H TOD AY Orders will be Delivered AT ONCE by Special Messenger Formerly w ttlr - ' J. D. Roberts T 11 1 ” D D I f C <! “^ W P a r k “/wiT• D A lU U i* • Phone No. I iiV A W M M W « • m u r # SANFORD HEIGHTS Let Us Show The Best r* • ** *I Suburban Near a 1 Sanford Just a few lots left and they can be bought for .' one-third their a c i| Itual value, on= easy terms. To § Wait is but t lose, so. come, lóok and you buy. '- Good road to the Property, good sidewalks through the Property and good people living on the Property. : : ' : : Sanford ^Heights Improvement Company Oilice First Street Opposite Postoffice Marks Real Estate Agency, Agents. ,;1 / ^ - W-. M H H M M ’ . '* . tj&l. \JL ’ -, �IN AND ABOJJTTHC CITY Little Happenings— Mention *of. Matters In Brief. Frank L Miller Is attending the meet­ ing of the Embalmers* and Undsrtakers' Association at Jacksonville this week. Frank Is secretary of the association and has held this position for several years, tion at Jacksonville. .. The advanced PERSONAL ITEMS O f pin no pupils of Mrs, INTEREST Ponnle S. Munson will give a recital in her studio in honor of Sanford High School graduates Class 1911, May 22, 8 p. m. summary of the Flootlng Small Talk Mrtj. T, Picton Warlow, soprano, of Orlan­ Succinctly Arranied for Htir do, will sing on tills recital. rled Herald Reader«. Ships Cabbage to Cuba J. C. Patten has just returned from Cuba and knowing the conditions of the mar­ kets there has purchased a car load of Sanford cabbage and shipped It to Cuba this week. This is opening up another good.market for our cabbage crop just at a time when, it promised to be a drug on the market, and If Cuba could be depend­ ed upon to take on our spring crop ot cabbage there would be something doing next season. The Herald building is being Improved j . A. Takach baa returned from a husl* A Negative C h a ra cte r this week by a fine, new galvanized awnnett trip to the Eaat Coaat. ing. The work is being done by the Geo. “What do you, want, boyt" asked a Mr. and Mr«. Harry Ward have rehirn J i . Fernald Co.; who make n s|*ecintty o f merchant of a lounging little darkey. , ed from a trip to Daytona Beach.-----the galvanized awnings erected without "I don’t want nuthin'. sah." Mr*. J . D. Hoskins haa returned homo posts to conform with the city ordinance. "Well, If you don't want nuthing, what gfter» three weeki Vlaino"relative« in' do you wantr ! ” . All the ball players or near bull players "No, sah, I don’t want nuthin', an' towden, Tenn. * . , •<• of tills section should uttend the meeting neber foch nuthin' to put nothin', in." Mr. and Mrs. R. J . Holly spent Sunday In the Eagles Hall next Monday night •t Daytona at the famous hostelry, in order that a list of the prospective Nsllsf. > \ material can be mode. Sanford will Schmidt« Hotel. ! tVIien you nre fe e lin g good and nor* have a home team If possible and every Dean L. R. Spencer of Orldndo was in And ev erythtn ic blue J u s t f o . Into a ,d r y good« s t o r e ------ the city on Tuesday and paid The Herald one sliould assist asanucli as possible. a pleasant visit. Mrs. Pellett and children of Now Smyr pa visited her slater, Mrs. Hester, several days of thla week. Miss Alice Whliner haa returned from a trip to Jacksonville, where she consult­ ed an eye specialist. Mr. and Mrs. EL L. Ferran of Eustls are the guests of their dnuiihter. Mrs. D. L Thrasher thU week. _ . ~ - -— Meade Fox left Monday night for Colum­ bia, S. C., to take a position will» the Cudahy Packing Company. Mrs. Alice Brown Of Orlando, a former resident of Sanford was a welcome visitor to the city on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Howard and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Rosscttcr, Mrs. F. J . Syptes, Misses Mabel and Alice Anderson, Mrs. M. K. Hester, Miss Mabel Bowler, Miss Ella Stringfellow, Mrs. J . 0, Packard and Mr. Holland were at the l>ench sev­ eral.days-this week. i . • XA A I JT H B L a u n d r y B a g a a y is " A collar with « big ¿rack " in it certainly is not a thing of beauty. . • " T h e R ag Bag gets itcV ery time. — "K now -w hy co llar# crack ?—Be^cause ravclings from the raw edges of the intcrlinings g et1un­ der the irons. " B u t C orliss-C oon C ollars tore different. C rack s don’t run in their fa m ily ._T h e ir interlining» have no raw edges, being bound with on ‘ o v e r c a s t s t i t c h . ' N o ravclings, no cracking, And a * t a r a g to chew . S e le c t th e first one th a t U n e a r P ro m ou t th e b a rg a in heap And do n o t use a co m rad e’s e a r F o r th a t when n y rs a r t cheap. " T h a t’s one reason why these collars hold the record for trips to the laundry.” Chew on. It_w tl}'T fllev e y o u r m ind W h en you a re fe e lin g bad. T o tro u b le you will bo resigned. J u s t ns a s u m tr u s t ad. ' R elieve you r sy ste m o f th e bits. D o n ’t c o rk It up an d b u rst. And s e e how sw eetly you c a n s m llt W hen you h av » chew ed y o u r w orst. C o rlis s -C o o n .Had! C o l l a r s The pupil* bf Mrs. R. Honiriglious will give a musical ut the Congregational Churce next Saturday evening May 13th, ot 7:3). They will he assisted by the Artesian Wells. Ladles chorus under the direction of Mrs. Latest improved well drilling machinery Homrigtious. Noudmisslon will tie charg­ ed. A silver offerlnf to defray, expenses and experienced well driver. Consult our will lie accepted at the duor by those so expert and leave your orders for wells with Tun F ernald H ardw are Co. wishing tg give. 7 fo r 7 5 * I. FRANK Mrs. B. F. Whltner, Jr., entertained the Get your Mason's fruit jars und jelly Soak'Circle Itsag. Thursday afternoon. The glasses at W. W. Long's. members who were unable to attend miss­ V * . . . V Sec Briggs for suit water fish. 39-2 ed a rare treat. Mrs. Samuel Pulcston, the retiring president of the Circle, con­ All kinds of reiNilr work. Sanford Mu tributed to llie pleasure of the meeting chine &. Garage Co. -18-tf ~ »- -- , , . ,, ■ * ■• * w by severul delightful musical selections, Armour's extract of beefutJ . D. Rob­ SANFORD - ' F L O R ID A charmingly rendered, which the members erts'. * 39-lt and visitors enjoyed very much. .You can get yellow corn mculat Long's Blind ITgfe/i occasionally show their Grocery. * 26-tf * * bends in the county, but not for Ion# bc- S or trdosrn f’6 6 fl" will —core nny~ case — -A good driving and aaddleTmire. surrey fore they arc chopped off by our vigilant of Chills mid Fever. Price, 25c. 37-tf HERE is a reason why you should come uud harness can be bought cheap by call­ officers. A negro by the name of M. Jo r­ ing on R. J . Holly at The Herald office. Wait for Harper's Plano sale If you to our store for your Footwear. dan was arrested on Saturday by Deputy •. Mrs. M. M. Stewart and son. Max. re­ Sheriff Frank Gordon with a couple dozen need anything i(} the piano line. It is because our stock is new and turned. Monday- frpm Kissimmee, where quarts nf whiskey. Whether he had that . Cocon Loug Bar Soap just received u W. W. tang's store. 33-tf they had been spending o few days with quantity for his own private use or complete, embracing the very newestrelatives. whether for the- accommodation of others in union th e re 1« stre n g th . We have in style and best in valuer . .* f‘v ’ * E. V. D. Smith and family have leased will be determined In court.—Orlando Cit­ the goods you need, and the price you can do the r e s t. Sanford Furni­ . ' the handsome Marks bungalow on Phrk izen. *■* We have a very carefully selected stock tu re Co. ' 3 5 -t f Ave, in Sanford Heights and will occupy Two of the very best stores in .Sanford of Children’s Shoes and spare no pains in* help­ Try Armour's bullion cubes, for sale by the same at once. are uwned by O riundo gentlemen. They J . D. Roberts'. 39-it ing to select and properly fitting the little ones. Mr. and Mrs. K. R .' Murrel uud family are the dry goods house of N. P. Yowell Go to Mrs. J . It. Bruton, 11U Palmetto & Co., uud the ’’feet lining'* store nf Mr. motored through to points in North New lot of Infants soft sole Shoes and San­ uvenue, for stylish millinery. 35-tf Carolina this week aitd will fcpend several C, G. Duckworth.‘'Doth stores are orna Briggs has those old fashioned hug dals. Pay a visit to the.npw Shoe Store and le t tpents to Lucky Sanford aim we arc glad weeks with home folks.'39-2t to knuw that both nre making good linali chitterlings. Phone No. t. us show you. ‘ K. L Jones, “Our Bob", is pleusantly One and two horse wagons with celci^ * located at Knights Key. Having gone as ¡ally. Mr. A. E. Yowell. brdther of our 17-tf far south ju he can walk he will now Mr. N. P.. is manager of the Yowell store flared side bodies ut Underwood's. and Mr. Tillinghust, who -wus here with Sw cllest line o f Go-Carts In the city , start towardSanford again. Mr Duckworth fur .years, has cliurge oLl gtmford Fu rniture Co.-----3 5 -tf __».„ The ladieauf.tlipPeople»Congregational the Duckworth store.—Reporter-star. Sire Briggs fur all kinds of fish. Phone Church will ¿grid an ice creum and cuke Mr. Ü. P. Dickinson, of the tirio of Dick­ No. I. 39-2t F E E T F IT T E R social at the ' residence■"of Mr. Melscli. inson & Dickinson, attorneys, lias opened Thursday evening May iSth. Gait engine repairs. Sanford Machine F lo rid a un office in O rlando over Judge W. L. & Garage Co. 4B -tf The growers who arc shipping beans, Palmer's office on Pine street, and is New tire s pul on old Go-Garts ot .cu^es and tomatoes are reaping a «rich ready to wetepme any of his old friends the Sanford Furniture Co. * 3 5 -tf harvest. Watermelons also promise a and make new ones. Mr. Dickinson will good rdturn on the investment. Autoes and carriage painting at Unbe remembered in the Pink us principal 31-tf Mrs. Dr. F. A. Reed of Eustls _is the of public schools for the past five years derwood's. First class work. 't Wanted—Contractors for clearing Ham­ mock land. Inquire Miss C. 0. T. Clay, guest of Mrs. R. L Jones, Mrtr^Teed is mid conies with him into his chosen pro­ Don't forget yqur Florida pork, Briggs Beck Hummock. R. F. D. No. 3 Sanford . Grund Treasurer of the Order of Enstern fession the best wishes of many friends. has it. Phone No. 1. ’ 39-2t Fla. > Star and has been .attending th e conven- His brother holds the fort at nn office in We m ake a sp ecialty of fram ing For Sale—K. Llted eggs from my util­ All Local A dvertisem ents Under fills Mr. and Mrs. W. M, Keeler and children Sanford, where he has beén for the past p ictu res. Try us. Sanford ru rn ltiire Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue' ity and exhibition ktrqiq.upe-lutlf circular ice. ' Nowell ogg Buckeye incubators at •». left last w«ek for Stamford. Conn., going year and so tTwTIuw firm orDicklnsbrT&r L 6.---------------------~ ^ ----------- ------ ^ 33 t f ccory priorisir'Hr.il 0o$e'«Winter Park. -For Rent—Two furnished rooms modern Dickinson spans the county.—Oriundo Cit­ - ■lo Jacksonville in their automobile. .We Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine Box 101». • Y ; ,30 l4c ■ conveniences. Reasonable, gentlemen , will expect these good people back in the izen. & Garage Co. for vulcanizing." 4B-tf taat—Gold'band bracelet engrave with preferred. Mugnoliu and third, Mrs. it, fall. 39-2|p Initials M. E. If..' t a l l on Celery 'Avenue — For Sole—Family horse, buggy and har­ E, Tolar, r - -. . , ■ Underwoods for harness, saddles, horse For Sale—Sweet potato plants. Quo near ferry./. Return ut Heiulp stable and ■ Capt. Juo. T. Brady an expert watch­ ness or either. N. H. Garner. -11-tf _ - 38-tf 17-tf dollar per thousand. Cull at 107, West receive reward. maker and engraver has accepted a and mule jewelry. For Sale—Indian ■ runner duck Ninth St. S. J . Diggers. „ 38-3p J u s t retrieved a new line of Art position with Henry McLaulin the First you can successfully -.hatch and SEND FOR THE For Rent—7 Room house, bath and ull them every mqjith I11 ttaNjeur. $ 10 0 - per Street Jeweler. Mr. Brady comes highly squ ares, p rices reasonable. Sanford fu rn itu re Co. - 3 5 -tf mprovements, 206 taurel Ave. J . .11. 13. $2.00 p er' 30. $3.00 ywr 50. U. S. recommended.. 'erguson. -----7 -^39^tfc Mikerseil, Sanford. Flu. "r< . /. . 38-4tp ._fLor 5 litotes •filifi" wUlxurc^iuiy.oflK of * P. M. Elder uiuuded th tH fe m ’of Rail­ Wanted—To rent fo rc a m io “ » ..for RAitt—CuihrYTetT acres two miles and Fever. Price 2.1c. * 37-tf tiled land, must be close in and cheap. west tff Sanford, house of 7 rooms, load way Conductors Convention In Jackson­ Go and see Briggs he carries' uny kind Weal side preferred, ■hmnedinte posses­ ull filed,* two wells; stable for horse. For ville this week. Capt. Elder pulled the sion. Would also reul one or two ucres in further'information address,- Lindiey Wal­ of tneaj you want. ' > 39-2t hell coni for many years In the early addition to above. Address Lorn) Renter, ker. Box 818, Supford, Fla. 38-5tp Place the titles to your real estate in A Magazine that days and Is full of stories of railroad Caro of Herald.• _p 39-tf F m S8J$— Piano at i> bargain, unrigbt. the Realty Trust Company and avoid com­ * life. For Sale or Rent u t-n - Bargain—Ten in good condition. Address Box 1127. ^Tells all About acres on Beordoll avenue, close to stall >n. •y ~ 36-tf Mrs. Joseph Wiggins of Eustls slopped plications. For particularsaddress B. F Five acres tiled, formed tw o,y ears. In­ 7-tf For Salei-l-Eggs, $1.00 setting. White Florida. It Biosin Sanford on Tueaday the guest o f Mrs. Whltner, Jr., Secretary. quire Herald. 39-tfc Wyandottes. the 'kind that la y .. J s s . C. Dr. Howard has relumed and can l>e — ILL. Jones. Mrs. Wiggins was enroute For Rent—Cor." French Ave. and Second Ilarrlss. « j ' 36-4p s o m s Wecly in . to Jacksonville to attend the meeting of found at his residence in the forenoon S l , 8 room house with bath. Gas, arte­ Two nice fresh Jersey cows for sale sian well, city water, hearing orange trees 22-tf the Eastern Star, of which order she is a mu) Ills office in Ute afternoon. cheap.- Also Rhode Island Red eggs far and lot tiled for irrigation. Address Mrs. grand officer. Nice fresh Pjmento cheese ut Roberts' hatching und stock:' free booklet. LakeJ . N. Blaine, Saufoaj, Fla. 30-1 p inont Poultry Farm. Winter Park, Fla. grocery store. , 39-lt Mrs. Lulu Hayes Lawrence, the dis­ For Rent— Two six room flats all modern * 36-tf Fleischtnan's yeast makes the best conveniences, corner Pulipctto and Sixth tinguished society editor of the Jackson­ For Sale—One span of mules, wagon Streets. Apply at 313 Magnolia Ave. ville Metropolis Is In the city (he guest of bread. You can get it at J . D. Roberts'. and harness; mules six-and seven years T e n C en ts the C o p y 39-2p V old. weigh about 1,200 pounds each. In­ Mrs. W. D. Holden. Mrs. Lawrence form­ - 39-lt For Sale— My fancy driving and saddle quire of W. A. Mlnnkkfr Cameron City. erly resided at Orlando and lias many horse. Cecil Gabbett. * 39-tf 26-tf-p " We ure equipped to handle your repair friends In Sanford. If you want u position or are in need work. Sanford Machine & Garage Co. For Rent—Three new furnlaltei rooms, AN use three hustlers, 48tf. of help, let me secure them for you tlirough cor. Myrtle and 10th. # Rev. J . F. McKinnon left for Columbia, Sale—Young capable o f earning Uie Southern Business Exchange. Send horse, well broke, gasoline engine and 8- C-. Monday to attend the meeting of Why not let-u s s to re your furniture blank application, terms, etc. F. N. pump. Also fanujJmplements- A, B. • the Board of Directors of Columbia Theo­ while you a re sw ay fo r th e sum m er $15 or more per week. for Hllrbonbk. agent. Box 1187. Sanford, Flor­ Brock, Oak Ave. an ircn d St. and save house ren t. Sanford fu r n i­ logical Seminary. The other director 37-fc Wanted for the summer—Gentlemen Sanford, Florida ida. . 3 5 -t f Box 1307 from the Synod of Florida is Rev. T. P. tu re Co. For S a le — Pair fine large mules. Sound, roomers ut Stutoons, 315 E. 4th SL $1.25 Best grade Butterene at tang's grocery flpe condition. A bargain ut $230 far and up a week. Hay of Gainesville. ' 35-tf Jus. C.Morris. 37-4tp • For Sale—CJialmer* Thirty T910. pony Try it while butter is high. 26-tf .E-C, Walton, one of .the editors and FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS pair. Rooms— f urnished, gas and artesian tonneau, full equipment. Perfect con­ - Proprietor* of the Orlando Reporter-Star water. $1.25 per week and up. 315 E. dition, and will be sold at a bargain, as 1 L . H . T E M P L E Drink Pure W ater. was In Up city on Saturday last and paid 4 th S l 35-tf need a larger car. Also Krit Roadsters See the 20th century water coolers. The 40EN1 JACKSONVILLE FLOKAL COMPANY For Rent— 12 room tiouse on Myrtle bv - with full equipment, only run short time, the office a fraternal call. Mr. Walton Phone IGG. Ilih and Oak Ave. euue. Enquire 212 f ourth S t . between as good as new. Write for prices and was greatly surprised at our signs of de­ The best sanitary cooler on the market. Dak and Myrtle Aves. 35-tf. descriptions of those two bargains. 15 H. Sanford, velopment and said he bad no Idea there Ice In separate compartment, water In Special Offering io Ferns. For unusual bargain In tilery form and P.. 2 cylinder ferro with reverse gear and Floral D«aigns to Ordor. Florida home, Investigate mine. Box 24, Route was such a large d ty between Jackson- Inverted glass bottle, ^or tele by all equipment $200.00 T. P. Conpropst. ia# -ia-d « 98-2 l Tut F exnau* Hardware Co. 2. 3B-2tp Daytona Beach, Fla. irW* Md Tampa, 34-tf J . N. Whltner and family i r e enjoying the delights of camp lif«, a few miles -' from the dty. for a few days. ^ _____ Ml“ Cyan Milieu le ft Wednesday for Tavares, where site will spend- a month or «1 more doing stenographic work. Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Borum :»ra now coin• lortahly domicile«) In the «degotinmw Herndon house on Magnolia Ave. ,* Clothier and Men’s Furnisher DUCKW ORTH WANTS S FL O R ID A F L O W E R TAM PA § i FLORIDA C G Í5¿■ ‘r ■ c. : X\ tV1 4£ >. « �“ T wak •prnd and greatly enjoyed altar which an impromptu programme we» carried o u t Or. Mlnnlck pretided In ‘ hir ... w - jfc u a l cheerful way and among the «peak A, Budget Of Interesting Item » McCartney, Mr. Randall. Mf. IT M AY BE W HAT YOU WANT From Correspondents Rlchkod Mr. Allen. The evening wm> fine and the occatlon thoroughly enjoyed Do you ever hare Fever, Chills or bad by all present. ColdiT Do you ever feel oa If you were ID E EVENTS 0E ORANGE COfJNTV Potato, digging la being rushed to a tired and'worn out, with no desire to eat, with pains In your back and shoulders, a finish this week. headache, and a bad tasta In your mouth rm clent S ta li o f Reportera Weekly Mrs. !!. H. Chappell and Miss Hawkins when you get u p jn the mdmingT If you small Coverà the Territory for do you have got Malaria, drove.down' from Celery Ave., to attend sum of 23c will buy. _ -----------Tha IteraM ^ the Farmer's Club'plcnlc Tuesday evening. Tha name of this remedy is They were tha guests of Dr. and Mrs. GENEVA JOTTINOS F R A N K L IN ’ S 4 4 T O N IC Mlnnlck. Spedai Corre*pondenee to Tb* Herald. f H R G U A R A N TE E D R E M E D Y PON Mr. and Mr*. Potter made a short trip to Bartow last week, returning to Geneva Chilli, Fever, U G rippe and Malaria 4 /. MOORE'S STATION on Saturday afternoon. To Ih* Editor of The Herald: Mlaaea Annla and Olle Peters of Jack* Mr*. Fannie Lee,has moved Jro m . Beck Takeshis to your dmggtsr m u r g ir a r w r t,wc~V6e ts with Station to Cak avenue In town. are «pendini" T^tr tie. It is guaranteed to do you good, their parents, before leaving for Seattle, Take no pills, calomel or any other mfcdl J . A. Cameron has been south for two cine, as the tonic acts o n ’ the liver. It Washington, on a ita y of Indefinite weeks on a big "round up" of cattle he will make you feel like n.new man. Try length. . ’ I t For sale by all drugglIsts and country recently purchased. News from Miami Informs us th it A. A merchants. If your dealeer does not keep Mr. and Mrs. J . D. Benjamin departed ft write us. Moran Is Improving. Hla friends hope for for their homo In North Anson, Maine, for h it entire recovery soon. the summer, on Wednesday, after n two J . W. Daniel and family are moving years' residence here for Mr. Benjamin's Into their new home, recently purchased health, which has been greatly benefit Ja e k a p n v llta , F lo r id a from the Nlblo estate by L. P. Daniel. ted, and his many friends wish for their Rev. E. Lee Smith returned to Long- return In thb faU. The Cameron City wood Monday morning, after filling his folks had a picnic supper In Beck grove regular appointment a t Geneva Sunday. Tuesday evening In their honor: They . Mlaa Bobble Nicholson Is visiting rela­ will go by boat the entire trip. tives la Sanford, prior to' leaving for Miss Laura Lee is spending the week • . .... Americus, Go. ' t ’ with Mf*. R. L. Craig before going to town Land C om pany, Real Gus Walker from Americus. (in., is In to live. Geneva, where he la employed by the new Eatato and A rch ltec*A Mr. and Mrs. J . ' E. Avlns with their railroad. tu ra l w o r k a s p e c ia lty daughter. Louise, and son, Earl, left here Young Mr. Edge from Pinecaatlo la vis­ on Monday for their old home In Jack iting the family 'of his uncle, W* H. son, Mich." They have resided here two :■ Howard. ' : ’**' years with the hope of benefit tQ Mr*. * There was a mistake In the printing of Avins' health. The first Sunday schoo; 301 Realty Bldg.v Jack son v ille, rio tha officer*' names for Woodmen recently. or Suhday service of any kind here was The names should read: W. H. Howard, held In their home before the church was David Speer, -H. H. Pattlshall, R. I. Grcs- built: Theyjwlll he. .¿ready missed by a — hast, Homer Nloholson, Geo. Taylor and large circle' of friends. They visited S t Kilby. Mr. Shaddock of New Smyrna asAugustine enroute. slated.In the organisation. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Beecher and chU “Dr. Burns Is dead" were the words dren left this week for thalr former home which Bathed over the wire« to Geneva in Norwalk. Ohio, after a six months' stay Thursday afternoon of lost week and here. ; .which caused deepest sorrow i in every Mrs. Holdean has returned to her home heart for every ond, old and young, loved him..- lFor a number of years he had been pn Cameron avenue after an extender apending-hla winters In Geneva and hla visit In Brooklyn, N, Y. summers la Defiance, Ohio, where he ' People from Bryan, Ohio, have pur­ wa* when the summons of hla Father chased ten acres on Cameron avenue ol ’ ¿ame to bid him leave this world to join J . N. Whltner and expect to begin im those loved ones gone on before. Dr. * provements on their purchase !h a short Burnt waa a gentleman of the old school, * , , *4 * - '. time. aver kind, courteous, helping with hand The Land Developing .Company, with and purse where help was needed. He the Howard-Puckard Land Company •at was also a scholar of rare attainments, ■* , having been, prior to falling health, ac­ the head have bought the 80 acre "Wol­ tively engaged In educational work In verine Farm ," lying between Beardall .Ohio: holding positions thtre which with­ ovenue and Railroad street, and tlie 10 in themselves were a compliment to his acre farm on Beardall avenue owned by w t ■- - * ■ . " * *• * ability. To* have h im 'In the home for Beal & Benjamin and also 40 acres at even a short time meant a literary treat Eureka Hammock. „ for those of ' the house. Hla daughter. Tha entertainment given In the church, Mrs. CL A. Raulerson. left immediately for for the benefit of the ctnlrch, last Friday Defiance, reaching there Sunday morning, evening under the direction of E. A. Gil­ when the funeral took place. J o this bert, by home talent, was considered by daughter who for years has been his con­ those present to be a decided success. stant companion, doing; a daughter’s duty From the opening number to the closing In Its fullest and broadest sense and ever the closest attention of the audience was mindful of bis comfort and pleasure, the held and tbe liberal applause showed how sympathy of the entire community Is ex thoroughly the efforts of the participants tedded. To the two sons, One In Ken­ were appreciated. The program as ar­ tucky and the other In Indians, the tame ranged held. something for everybody's sympathy !* extended, for Oioir loss is liking from the sublime to the ridiculous our lota too, and especially- will we miss The numbers deserving special mention;: as the time draws near tp f - Ma usual re­ “Star of Descending Night,” one nf Les­ turn south. . • . lie's choicest compositions, was sung In' a «w*- * * * * W M1 1 1 creditable manner and showed much CAMERON CITY ETCHING* time mvat have been spent In |ta prepar­ Phone 2 7 7 Sped«! Osrmeaadaaoa uTk* HwsUj, ation. That grand old solor“Tlie'.:HpI^ Mrs, W. W. Dreaaor la called 'to Naw ORy,”. with pantomlne was thb clhnux i>L ^-1. H*«— York by the Illness of> her .mother. She part one, end those who failed* to see this left Tuesday night. It Is hoped however particular nOmbey missed ilie'opporjupUv that the Illness will not.prove,keriou* and of a life time. The- dosing number. . that Mrs. Dresser y return’ 'an d Owing Dame's Lame Crane,'* a comic round sung her mother with tO regain her health, by an del«! of male voices took the hqpse *' %’ 'W e are sorry have Mr. and Mrs. 6 y starro..and thfty enme to ch ftfd g a v e ' Benjamin leave a. They' go to their jut another found, “ThpMMi^Uhd Hike, J home In-North n, Maine for the sum- which-was alro cn com l> iid tfm | rii as <1 mer. Mr. ’• health has been whole. It was far better tli*itT innny.vtrigh greatly benctli hla winter In Florida pri&d^tnuch advertised shows urid should and we hope see them back in the have received much belter patronage, and our advice to" those wad did n o r attend fa ll tide entertainjueni is be sure to be present Mru F. F. Dutton spent last Thursday at the next one. at tha home of Mr«, J . C. Rich. Thei many friends of Mr. and Mrs. WASH THAT ITCH AWAY Ballard a t Cameron City, congratulate It U Skid that there are cerd ft^ them upon the arrival of • fine baby boy springs in Tiurope that give relief ■"'* •t their Ikhtvp curs to J^cxema and other skin It takes a lot of nerve lo propose Miss Irma Crim will leave us Sunday eases. If. you knew that by weal - for a visit at her former home In Indiana. In these-w aters yob could ba relieved t o o girl unless you hove first won Mr. Crim has a position with the Railroad from th at awful Itch, wouldn't you’ ier .confidence in your judgment people and he end Mr*. Crim will remain make every effort to t taka a trip to and Intelligence. • " among us. Europe a t orteeT** {Vould yoa not bs Among our Sunday visitors tills week willing to apand your last cant to find i , W o C an H e lp Y o u '.** • wars tha Misses Simon and their Aunt the cu rat But you need not le ers horns tor who attended Sunday School and Church thsss ¿ s l a n t sp rin g s.^ B elief Is lig h t •Our advice Is: Bring the lady In and Miss Jessie Wheeler who spent part b s r t In your own bonfe town I and then come to an agreement part of tha afternoon at tha Minnlck A simple wash of. OH* of WJnt#rhorn«. greaa, Thym ol and other Ingredient« with her as to the m erita of our Cameron City Is quite a resort for the aa compounded only In D. D. D. Pre­ frozen daiuti ea The rest will be - young people of Sanford on Sunday*. scription will bring in s ta n t' relief to easy, * * that tsrrlb ls burning Tick,' and leave They enjoy tha car ride out and find our tha akin aa epgboth and healthy as parka beautiful spots la which ta spend th at of a child. a few hour*. They are always welcome. If you have not already triad It, get Tha Fanner» Club had a jolly evening a t least a « -c e n t bottle today. W a en­ at Bock'* Park Tuesday. A picnic supper sure you of in sta n t relist. • « n fo r d -IFlorida COUNTY HAPPENINGS : Now-Is The Time To Buy Improved “Ready t<^ Plant” Sanford Celery Fatms These farms, can be bought for' the next thirty days for less money than ever,, again. have Sanford farms to sell. We Not Largo, Taft, -Burbank-nor—CclcryTrity-but—Sanford. Always Sanford. There is only one Sanford. * All irrigated ready* to , plant. pay for themselves this winter. . Will . ... . 7 The Franklin Reffiedy Co. H. CONNER JAL PHOTOGRAPHY H. C H A P P E L L ’S Real Estate Agency G. R. CALHOUN Best Fertilizers i - On Earth • j Florida Photo Company FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS,* Sanford, Fla Specials This-Week At The, Crippen Music Store . High-grade Pianos. Organs, and Graphophones. . L. P. McCULLER’S Salt Nullet, each Low Prices Easy Payments. Picn Block v 10c Nice F at Nackerel 10c In Nabob Dates in lb. pkgs The Swiss & Pimento Cheese Feed Clover Hill Butter The Best Extra Creamery Batter 2 8 cts. per pound * - Business -Your fowls will show their appreciation of good feed by the larger number of eggs they lay and by the fat they put on. . - .* T h e n It D oes P a y ■ ; -- to pay, attention to the quality of your’CKickcn Feed as . well as to that you feed your Horses, .Hogs "and Cattle. Remember, we have all* kinds, but-only one* quality T H E’ B E S T L .P .M c C u l le r WHEN IN NEED CALL UPON Phono 330 S anford, F lo r id a To Think of New Furnishings For Your Home Another Way to Win Her THE N. & R. STO RE ¡V. EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE' AND STOVES 1 ^ '1 | 4— — wy— yij 1 1 i ii i ■■ Our new line of R A N G E S and K IT C H E N S T O V E S arc the kind you have wanted and couldn’t get. - . ____ _ SEE OUR « -_____ , . B A R G A IN CO U N TER ' WILLIAMS & MILT! » , * ■*’** 1 * ;* ■ ■‘j Rand Bu.ldlng .. ^ * ., Ju st across the street ■-* �1 j - r * '\ % ' •'** * I flit 8 AMT0 RD HERALD y • ’ May 12. W* m k * IN THE SOCIAL WORLD *y > items of Interest Concerning Society People. . p o in t s p ir e iv p er s o n a ) How Celery City Vanity Fair V While Away the Golden H*ura— < Social Gossip. Mr*. L. R* Phillip* entertalncned the Reading Circle of tho Missionary Society ~irt)er lovely Some' on Park- Avenue last Thursday afternoon. The readers for the afternoon were Mr*. A, E. Philip* and Mr*. H. H. Chappell, who entertainingly read of Western Women It* Eastern Lands. At the close ofh .p leasan t and proftlable afternoon Mrs. Philip* "assisted by Mias Farneaw orth served Ice cream and c a k e and eacbgueit was favored with a dainty bunch of panalea. A large number of the Welaka Club . members met at the dub rooma Tuesday afternoon and enjoyed a delightfully Informal sewing party. Mr*. J . W. Dickens was hostess and was assisted by Mrs. LaVerne Hurt. Ml*s Flossie Frank and Mlu Ruth Abbot. A delicious salad was served, the d a tes artistically decorated with nasturtiums and leaves. One of the most enjoyable parties that the younger sodety contingent have ever given was in the d ty hall Monday even­ ing. Tacky costumes were worn and Mlu Charlotte Hand took the prize for the best costume.' Carl Rouinlllat carried ofT the prize for being the tackiest boy present. The chaperones were Mrs. Purdon, Mrs. Connelly and M lu Birdie Harris. There was excellent music and the young folks enjoyed the dunce to the fullest extent. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Mary Strong gave u lovely party for children at the . residence of Mrs. Fannie Munson. It was little Mias Winnie-*'Strong's birthday and the party was given Injhonorjof the occa‘ s’ion. On account of the Inclement wea­ ther the children were entertained in­ doors at a soap bubble contest, which proved a happy drought. Mary Howard * was the happy little girl to blow the larg­ est bubble and u prize was awarded to her. Refreshments were served at die close of a delightful afternoon and the children wished the little honoree ninny more such happy occasions. Those In-** ■ viteJ were Fannie Kobe Munson, Blanche Kay, Carolyn Spencer, Lillie Ruth Silen­ cer, Helen Gonzales, Esther Miller, tyorinn Herndon, Kathleen Brady, Gladys Kufhey. Mildred Houston, Mildred Reusoneh Mar­ tha Chappell, Ellen Chappell, Dora Hartulil, Mary Hoiyunl, Elmer Howard, Gludya 'Wilson. Dorothy Kumpli, Eleanor Herring. Ruth Marshall, Anna Mason, Julia Lalng, Clifford Shlnhqlser, Laurie McDaniel, Sara Wight, Newton Lovell and Jo e Gonzales. MONDAY j MONDAY K itchen C abinet D ining T a b le s Save Kitchen Drudgery, get one of our specially priced Kitchen Cabinets for your wife. The Kitchen Cabinet saves miles of steps for tired feet, each sepemte 'article has its individual place, in fact it makes cooking n pleasure. See our line for Monday. . * . . . DiowigrRoom Tiiblee to suit all pocket hooks, they come in highly polished Oak, either in round, oblong or square ex­ tension for six or eight feet, to see and price these goods is a sure sale. Come in early and have a look through this d e p a r t m e n t . ............................................ Iron B eds Bed S p rin g s Another big shipment of Beils have landed here and have already found their place in our Monday bargains. These Beds are mode with the continuous post and ten hailed joiuts, they ore worth from $3 up. but greatly reduced for Monday only, upecial. . . . . . . . i ..................................$1.98 Another special for Monday only is our very strong Coll Springs for double Beds. They are nicely made oqd of the best Wire Spring. Why sleep uncomfortable when”tills nice light but durable Spring-can—be had for Monday only, special a t . . . . . . . . ......................... : . . . . . . . . ___ 4 . 4 . .$ 1 .9 8 *r • —• R e frig erators These Refrigerators are strongly mode of best quality hard wood in nddition to its durability and "air tightness’’, the provision chamber is fitted throughout with a fine fining and can be easily cleaned. They come in all. sizes, prices range from. '................ ___ trjfc ::;-. $0.89 to $18.98 Mrs. B. W. Herndon was the charming hostess of two very pretty Bridge partie* given at her attroctiva home on Park uvenue Saturday and Monday afternoons. The rooma were daintily decorated in color scheme of yellow Bnd white and the fiowen used wbre daisies and ex­ quisite Marchlei Nell roses. The guests on Saturday afternoon were Mr*. W. R. Anno. Mrs. H. P. Driver, Mrs. Robert Newman, Mr*. G. F. Smith. Mr*. P. M. Keelay, Mr*. Prather and Mrs. J . L. Hurt. Top score was inode by Mr*. N. R. Anno to whom was awarded the prize, a fern dish. • "■** • ; ; The guests on Monday were Mrs. S. 0 . Gbase, Mrs. S. Puleston, Mrs. G. A. Speer. Mrs. F. L. Miller, Mrs. F, J . Gonzalez, Mrs. T. A. Neal, Mrs. 0 . W. Brad>v- Mr*. Arthur Yowell, Mrs. Geo. Fox Jr» Mis* Noaa Wylly, Mzs. Cruse Barnes and Mrs. Arrington. The prize was ,u pretty Jardlnere, and wo* won by Mrs. S. Q. Chase. 1 j r r :.~ Ju st a limited number of the nice £ool and airy Safes, hut while they last will go on sale nt a price cheaper than a ’ Iktx the same size. They are finished in Oak, having two folding scrcen doors with a large drawer at Itottom. Special Monduy only... . : ____ ___ . ." ___ _ . . . $ 3 , 8 9 P o rch S had es Summer does not cool and Sliudes. - 1 Cotton Voiles A new showing of double widtli Cotton Voiles in solid colors, Brown, Grey, Tan, Garnet, Black and White. .Very scrviciible and cool for - the long hot summer days These Voiles ore evenly woven and are un exact reproduction of our dollar goods, Monday ..................... 24c 32 inches wide in a smoothe weuve, White back ground with Blue, Pink, Red and Black Stripes, nlsu in the White corded Stripe«. These goods are esjHiciully udapted for Shirts. Shirt Waists mid Tul) Dresses, made to sell at 15c per yard,' for Monduy only......... After ones days work it is very necessary for them to have 11 good nights rest, UTid this cun not be. had if the mosquitoes are next, why not let uq fit your lied witli our.90- inch Net, they ure beauties a t ............... .................... ! . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1 . 4 8 DRY GOODS SPECIAL ON D A Y 1 * ONLY * Fruir of the Loom Bleaching, 36 inches ' _ wide and made in the same weight and •wcavc'as at;c all the one quality Fruit of the Loom Sheeting sold elsewhere at from - Corded M adras „ M osquito N ets * * .* * time is iiere and the sun's awfully hot, hut this necessitate our giving up tin* (Kirtli. it can be made comfortable nit summit with our Bamboo Porch These are on siite Monday fof .................. t $1.48 lOc to 1 2 # cen ts, 10 yards to a cu sto m er. *■>.... \ . .*•___ _ * 0 * f# Monday Price, 10 yds 89c •r 9I4c M on ’s S h irts An interesting meeting of tho W. C. T. U. was held In Uie Methodist church last Tuesday afternoon, the president, Mrs. J . W. Wildman In the chair.* Recreations and amusements for. the children was the topic for discussion. Mrs. G. B. Waldron read a fine paper on the Chicago Com( mons. Practical plans for recreations for the children In Sanford ‘were dlscuMod in an open meetlhgTatnong which was the onfe to have one who is gifted with the art of sipry je llin g to tell stftrtes for Mhfc children at the band stand In the park. - nne afternoon each week durjng Uie sum­ mer months.' Mrs. Henry Wight, - Mrs. R C. Maxwell and Mrs. G. B; Wiildron wefe appointed as a eonunltw« -to-arrange for the same. *. . '■ K itchen S a fe s ' „ -V Fifty dozen' Men’s Negligee Shirts with or without collars, plain White or small Figures and Stripes on White grounds, this is an exceptionally good Y alue at 75c, but - for Monday selling is really cheaper than '■Itrandry bills. Cotnc early and get your buc, only . . . ^ . 4 J 5 c MEN’S FURNISHINGS ■ /v o ,«,I c o n 's S t r a w H a ts AllV'4the newest Blocks as. well us all v‘ • the standard Shapes arc here .„today and( in the most popular weaves and braids, a Hat to lUlt every face and every fancy. You’ll not find a larger assortment in the city. Prices range from.....................'__ 9 8 c to $ 2 * 7 9 One Hundred dozen Men's Elastic Seajn Drawers, that sell regularly at 49c and 50c have found their way to thé center counter brings with them, the rediculous low price . . . , Sheer Fiaxon Fiaxon Summer Fabric« are csjx>clully appropriate for all summer uses—for evening gowns.■ afternoon frock, misses and children’s dresses, shirt waists, baby dresses and the iinets French lingerie. Fiaxon da* ,00 exact likeness of linen and opr 25c kind Monday___ 17c Bert S p re a d s Another large shipment of Bed Spreads and a nice assortment to select from, but the one we picked for. a Monday's «.special is a large DouI)lc*-Bed, hemmed or fringed, cut comers or plain, a good likeness of tlie Marseilles patterns, sjrecial for Monduy, . ........... $1.48* '< D re ss S h irts A new shipment of Men’s high class Shirts of quality. These come in''phiin White, White with cprdctl stripes, checks and ''plaids, also "small figures on white grounds and in three sizes, small, medium a n d wide plaited bosoms, should sell for $1.25, our price 97o _____ -1, * * ■. 1 ’ 1 ______ •4 O v e ra lls and J u m p e rs M en ’s U n d e rw e a r We eayry-at all times a full and—com­ plete line of sizes in the Nuftnally Engineer Overalls and Jumpers, these arc made of the very best < materia and by Union Workmen, suics lasting qualities, they arc sold at from 98c to $1.25, our p rice .. . . 8 9 c We-havtra full range nf*.sL2es.;{n this new weave English Style, light weight' short or long sleeves Underwear, they . are very cool and will wear beauti­ fully, the Drawers are full length hav­ ing IT reinforced crotch, making a dur­ able garment, special______. . . . 3 9 © Store Closes Thursdays at 12 O’clock D. A. CALDWELL & SONS’ CASH DEPARTM ENT STOR E _____ - Card a f Thanks To all our kind friends and our beloved P®*tor, Rev. J . F. McKinnon, we feel that wa cannot sufficiently express our grarituda for their kindness and sympathy to «» during our bereavement. Ms. AMD Ms«. BgN GUTttStX. SANFORD T w o S to re s , 121-123 E . F irs t S tre e t F L O R ID A �: * » ’ .. ’ * ; ’ *“ Ç ‘ ■ *r> -* t , TME SA^rÖftt» HEHALP ; TW? * - -, •- : ■ __________ •_ HOWARD-PACKARD LA N D COMPANY ^ 1 k * a - — .» There is no'frec land in the South as there was in the labor nor skilled labor. As for independent*jarm crs—men West: But, on the other hand, there were in the West no who own their own land—there is now po parallel on the accessible marketlrfn the early days, no transportation sys­ continent to the opportunities that the Southern States te m , no settled civilization. The South has all these. One offer. New comers, of course, require some capital, but fact that the Southern people have themselves been slow to men who have enough money to begin life may begin it •put full value on*is1the need of a larger working population. There with the best outlook for success.— Editorial in the There has never been labor enough—neither unskilled farm February World s Work. . . . . . • * *-«o ) / *w There is hardly a parallel in the state of Florida to the oppor­ tunities for'successful diversified . farming offered by the rich agri­ cultural lands known as Volusia Farms,, just across the fiver from Sanford. The success of Volusia Farms has been far greater. than We anticipated this time last yea^when we first opened this district for settlement. Much of the Jand has been taken up by a splendid class of ¿ettlers, andthis in itself, has made the re­ maining acres of greater value. The more people who settle on. * Volusia Farms, the greater the automatic increase in value, so that there will come a time— and not in the dim future either— when you will be glad to pay a price p6r acre bused on the pro­ ducing possibilities of the bbil if you wish to settle there. — - 1 Diversified farming Is the keynhte to a good living and some­ thing in the •bank. * All over Florida today you will find corn fields, vegetable gardens, pasture lands, chicken runs, orange and grapefruit groves more equally ■ divided on the average farm than formerly. Our farmers are not relying on one crop. A t the present price of chick­ ens, eggs, meats and other table products, we look for a much larger diversity of agriculture in Florida than aver before; W jb early days of the NEW Florida) one need but give little thought to the question of which offers the greatest opportunities. Volusiu Farms has frontage on the St. Johns river. Volusia Farm§ has a standard railroaa intersect­ ing east and west. Volusia Farms has roads radiating all directions. Y et with all the advantages of soil and equable year-round cli­ mate,«Volusia Farms still need more people—the need of the ^ ou th i& the need of Florida, and the ueed of Florida is the need of Volusia Farms. V o lu sia F a rm s N e e d s M o r s P e o p l o — Men with enough money to begin a life such as-they have never known further north, a life where a man earns both the wages and .the ’ PROFITS. We do not advocate any man * to come to Volusia Farms with- . out money unless he is willing'to hire himself.out until he learns the difference between Volusia Farms farming and the work he did previous to his coming „here, and even then, a little money is a desirable thipg. To the.small capitalist who is willing to put shoulder to the . wheel iq.the early stages of set- ding in a new place, Volusia Farms is a good investment; Resulting from the past few years of general development through­ out the State a constantly in- j creasing tide of prosperity has set in with every likelihood of its continuance. Prices of. land inreaBe every week. ; — During the summer season, Uomeseekers’ excursions are run from all important railroad cen­ ters in* the north and centralwest, leaving every first and third Tuesday of each month. Tickets are good for twenty-five days, a sufficiently longtim e a l­ lowance for anyone to come to Sanlord and permit us to carry him over Volusia Farms. You should not buy land sight unseen. We prefer not to sell .you land sight unseen—although w ejvill make a reservation lor you' and; allow you to change location if at the end of a reason­ able time you come here, and, aft­ er inspection, prefer another traet., The Homeseekers’ /excursion look fo rw a rd to the tim e w h e n V o lu s ia F a rm s Is The ■ C e n te r o f'th e G re a te s t D l. v o r s lt y %the S ta te has e v e r k n o w n . — ^---------— --------- —— Volusia Farms h a s'th e soil. Not because we say so, but be­ cause this is proven by the wide diversity of-Volusia county pro­ ducts in general. Chickens, cat­ tle and hogs can be raised on Volusia Farms almost without cost. The lands furnish an im­ mense amount of food. Grass grows plentifully without culti­ vation. . All kinds of vegetables and fruits can be raised on Volusia Farms, and a man looking for a little recreation.betw een times can enjoy the splendid fishing on the St. Johns river or hunting in the woods of the country. Compared with the early days of the west (and we are in the H O W A R D - P A C K A lR D LAND P e o p le s Bank B u ild in g . - - ïiWu - from your section affords you a splendid chance to take a few days off this summer tb see what Florida is really like. It won’t be so hot -as the country you have left behind, for the breezes : from either ocean or gulf contin­ ually sweep over thè peninsula of Florida making our days en­ joyable and our nights comfort-, able. '• .. V -■*r* - You’ll seeroranges “in the mak­ ing”— green on the trees, you’ll see our farmers biiBy with one of the three and four crops u year, and you’ll see those who caii leave home enjoying themselves at ope of Florida’s beach resorts or In­ land springs. Florida has all these advantages and no compet­ ition outside of her boundary lino. In thus seeing Florida for your­ self you .will understand lier bet­ ter and understand :your own capabilities for getting a living from her rich soil. You’ will . know what you are buying and WHERE. Beware of the booklet which contains illustrations tok­ en in other parts of Florida oilier than those described in its pages. We recently looked over a book­ let showing orange groves in a section of Florida where oranges do not gr6w—leaving the reader to infer that citrus fruits vtould' do well in that section. We have seen a booklet: containing the picture of an Indian river hotel, àltho the booklet described a town over 25 0 miles from the In­ dian River. TheYiooklet, "Resources oLVolusia Farm s” tells the REAL story. Nearly all the pictures were taken by our Mr. Packard personally and evdry word in the booklet faithfully describes the resources of this favored fruit and vegetable belt of southern Vqlusia county. Send for the book. It is free. Even if you think you . are not interestecj in Florida, read the book as a m atter of* informa- * tion. Get posted on the wonder­ ful development of Florida. Who knows but what the reading of the "Resources of Volusia Farm s” may mean to YOU the red letter day of your life— the actual mrn- • jng_point of, your career. This opportunity is with YOU. Sentì for tfcf book NOW. Address your post card or letter plainly; , P A N Y, Inc. _ : SANFORD, wr-iia V it ■ < .■ F L O R ID A �FOR AGED PEOPLE. -• „ *■j t - * . « IV. Should B* C«p»ful In Th»lr t J Î n i T t * »«**• dependnbl* and alideal remedy that U partlcoS S r,d « p t« d to tba requirem ents of Î Ï 2 DMpIe person» or weak « « * SîuUw« who Buffer from conatipaother bowel d lw hlers. W e are J - n a in that tl will relieve three « a ip u m » aDd * 1 * abeolute .aatlafacJ a i S ererr particular that we offer ‘ T t i u , our personal guarantee tlw t it / . (? ,. tbe user nothing If it falla In Court of the County Judge, State of Florida ■ ■ ■ ' " . *■ P h o en ix Lodge No. S . K. o f P. Meets iM-i-f»mt and fourth Tuesdays- Visiting knights mlwaystwitiÔHie. P ; E. Mntrhtnson. U -O.FrlTx S, Frin k. K. R. and S. SECURE A HOME WOW In Court of C ounty Judge. State of kGct A Home florldo * In re eiiai* of I Orange County w T. John» J ... , > Notk* 1» hereby gvrn. wall whom It may conrern, that on the MU» dav of November. A D. we »hall apply to the Honorable Wm. Martin, iot»aidCourt.«» Judtfe of Probate, for our discharge at executor» of tbe tail w II and lesument of W. T. John», deceased: and that at •ha»ame time we will present to »aid Court our fin»] account* executor» of sakl estate nml aik for their approval, hated iffy ^ I ^ are . Do tbe latullord'K slave no longer. Strike out for freedom. We -will help you if you will let us. Our 3D Ot 5-18. 6-0. 7-14, 811. 8 B. 10-13 In the D istrict Court o f the United " S ta te s In and fo r the So u th ern Dis­ trict of. r lor Ida {"vLKnUht, J In Dnnkimptcy. Bankrupt. > ‘ N . H. G A R N E R Sanford# F lo rid a 4 in Court of the County Ju d g e, S la te of Florida t o n i & r o™r_co,,h.,y. To all Creditors. Legatee«, DUlrlliutees and all Persons having Claims or Demands against said Estate: You. and each of you,' are hereby notifird and re­ quired to prrseut any claims and. demands, which you, or either or you, may have ugainsf the estate of ilrlena Schneider, deceased, late ot Orange county. Florida, lo the undersigned Administrator ‘Cum Test a men to Anncxo of said estate, within two yean from the date hereof. Dated May 9th. A. D. J9 II.' J0I1N GORDON, 39-8tp Administrator Cuin TrttnntewtqHnneKD ~ ------ MY SPECIALTIES ! Florida Fruits “n«1Vegetables ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ General Insurance Agents e r * o f A m erica Sanford t-oeal Union No. 1791. U. B. of C. and J. of A.-mrets every Thuraday night at 7, o'clock In the Eaglet* Hall. W. A. Rumohr. prexltjent; T. L Unt. R. S. It T. rw - • SANFORD, FLORIDA '* C. M, HAMILTON ■ Phone 35 5 C A P I T A L » 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Office: SANFORD. FLORIDA DR..R. M. MASON DENTIST * , . The ONLY bank in Sanford that . INSURES EV ERY DOLLAR DE- i POSITED AGAINST LOSS from any 1 nnd all causes. . : : : : Yowell Building TH E Piton* Iff PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ---------- ¿FFERS ----------- Sanford, Florida Prompt Service DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER DENTIST » Accurate Service will appreciate your pqtronage FOUR- HER CENT allowed on Savhigs Deposits ’Plione 41 Attomrys at Lau PtHite Service I ju iu ; Safety* Deposit Boxes for rent II. E. TOLAR Cashier M. M. SMITH. H. R. STEVENS. * lYcflldtmt Vlce-Prcaldtnt M W VV VW U W W W Sanford and Orlando HAND BROTHERS L o o k i n g f or a G o o d DR. E . C. KEMP H ouse to ship ySur O S T 8 0 P A T H IC — ____ - > m r n e T A » r — — . F ru it and - V e g e ­ Otlice & Residenett 519Mugno|ia Ave tables to ? . F. G . H E W IT T C O : H.VriiSVsV.".?. N ew Y o rk . | Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida DR. C. G. B U T T ALL GOODS GUARANTEED * * W rit*, for B t tn c lla and M arkat R e p o rt* , Today 4 Room 13 Pico Building Rooms 2 3 , 24 aiul 2 9 . FILo M h l m a rk e t t DENTIST •+ Pickhrd'g llund-Painfed China SANFORD. FLORIDA. (iorham's Sterling Silver < T w w w w r * > w r **w e « * r r « » « » s •Rogers' Plated Ware Elgin nnd Wullhnm Watches DICKINSON & DtCKINSON H e re Is ono on th e b e s t -, •* U n it* B ro th e rh o o d Qf C o rp e n ta rs and Jo in Welltorn Hlock' Henry McLaulin JEW ELER* . . . Sun Torn Lodge. No 0 2 , P. C, A. M. G. W. Spencer,'Master: J. C. Ensmlnger. Secre­ tary. Communication every first and thlruThuredays at 7 :3 0 p. m. Visiting brothers welcome. Homes at Markham Park * SHIPPERS OF DENTIST are just tbe thing fur you. Take your wife to look ot them. She will be de­ lighted with the prospects of owning. one of them. • Th t h e Creditor* of J , W. K night,. of Sanford. Or­ ange County and District aforrsnlil. n bankrupt: Amice Is hereby given that on the 3rd day cl April, 1911. the said J . W. Knight, was duly adiudicated a bankrupt, and thot the llrat meeting of his creditors will be held at the court bouse In Or Undo, Florida, on the 18th day of May, 1011, at II •'dock a m.. at which lime tbe creditors may a t­ tend, prove their claim, appoint a trustee, exam ­ ine tbe bankrupt, and transact such other business ss may property como tiefure the said meeting Tampa. Florida. May Gj 1011. WILLIAM HUNTER, 30-4c Referee In Ilankruptry. I You. and each ot you. are liereby nollflrd and required to present any claims and demands S e a l n o l c C h a p te r No. 2 , O rd er t s i t t r n S ta r which you, or eithrr of you, may have against tbe Meets every second and fourth Friday In month. estate of It. II Whllner, deceaseil, late ot Orange Every one who has seen Ills Star In the East are nminty. Florida, to the undersigned administrator cordially Invited to visit the chapter. Of said estate, within two years from tbe date Auet E. Koastss. Sec'y. * hereof.". Dated April INih. A-. D. 1011 . * r. O. L , C e le ry C ity A erie I B 3 3 J. N. WHITNER. 30-St Administrator. Meetings first and third Tu eadayTTri every month. Kail in Weltiome Block, third floot 2 , la relied Uexnll Orderllee. Retail Orderlies birre a eootbtng. Jilln g . strengtbenlng, tonic and regu-fSyf-L>«ton-iiDon_tbe bowels. They „m ore all Irritation, dryneaa, eorenee» 2 d wee knees- They restore the bowj . and oseocUte organ« to more Tig^ o s and healthy activity. They are Mten Uke candy, may bo taken a t any tin* without Inconvenience, do not reuse any griping, naueea. dlen-boea, •xcouIto looseneee, flntulence or other ¿agreeable effect Price 26c. and 10c. laid only at our e to r e -T b e R e ta il 8 tore O u r E a s y P a ym e n t Plan L. R. Philips & Co. sccins to milt everybody. It's popular because"we enable you to MATTIE CRAY JOHNS. As Executor» ---------------------- Sanford Lodga No. T f, I. p. 0. r, It* IT. W hLnef ) Or.ngeCouniy _ Meets every Monday at 7 :3 0 p. m!. ovet imperiti To all Crnlitors. Legatehs. Distributees nnd all Theatre. J. C. HaU. N. G. , P m oni havlngClalms or’ Demands against said W. 3 . tUreww. See'y. Eatate: « - — ja u L C lü I f f it - T h « » rom - S SANFORD LODGES L I V E R Y . F E E D and SALES STABLE Onice Mourn: U to 12: 3 to <>' Other (tours' by aBwintincnt S a n fo r d m F lo rid a an d W agons * Black'smlthlng and H o rs a a h a a ln i « ‘• f1> H o rs e s and M u le s B ought and E xch a n g e d ANDEW JOHNSON ■ H E A V Y H A U L IN G AND C O N T R A C T IN G « — - ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Practice« In fitatr ond Federal Courts Lake View -j* Ji^st Opened House • Home Cooking Board and Lodging . G IV E U S A T R IA L R a te s $5 to $6 p e r W e e k A. FOSTER Cornrt First Street aml Ssusotd Avenue S u m m e r o r W in te r we can supply ypur wants in the Automobile line. If you want to rént. , A Motor T o r .Any Purpose ■ we are at your Bervice with the very best cars. We never sleep. If you ore in trouble call us any hour of the night or day. Phone 246 M.G. T. Building GÈO. A. De COTTES Q u ic k e r, N eater and B etter than the O ld W a y ; ATTORNEY a w COUNSELLOR AT LAW Practice in St;iic nnd Fmiernl CourU Welborn Block * A T TO R N EY -A N D COUNSELLOR •* A T -LA W The Florida Grower I THE FLORl&A GROWER 600 Florida A v IT - « ^^ •»- S O N « M . H A N SANFORD, H 0 R IP 4 I L a ir 'S la te Attorney Scvenlii Judicial Circuit of Florida L. G. STRINGFELLOW 25c. Send 10c fur a ten !t site triaI sub­ scription, Snappy, Bright.,-Clean . ,i THOMAS EMMET WILSON Residences. Santurd nnd Sylvan Lake For .truckers and fruit g ro w e rsF o r folks w|io want lo know uhoul Florida. Weekly. $1.00 per year; monthly, Just Try Me and See ' Same' Min but New Locitfan No. 113 W . first Street, Next Door to W oodruff’s Store Sunford, Fin lH H IIlIBBM r ! Shoe Repairing By Drink a Bottlo of JUSTICE OF THE PEACE NOTARV PUBLIC Oflice In City Hnll Tampa, Fla. ADE, THE TUNER, Sanford Machine & Garage Company G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent, illness, aid ' : digestion and give you health. FLORIDA ORLANDO, Th e Sanford Coca Cola Bottling^Co., Sanford# Fla All G en uin # O rd e r s tVIERRIE E N G L A N D Is the title of q book on Social­ ism, containing the underlyingprinciples and the most Impor­ tant objections. For sale at 211 First Street. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES 25 BICYCLES, ' Price 10c * FRir' as w ile to . tie. -tor nkw O F SANFORD# F L A . F . H , RAN D. Praaldant F . P. F O R S T E R , C alhlar Sanford Library Free Reading Room ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m AND Saturdays 4 to 9p. m. S t r a n g e r s W e lc o m e 0 * 0 . F E R N A L D , VI«*-Peas B. F , W H IT N E R , As St. Cesh O n ly National Bank In Orange C oun ty Funda Protected by Burglary : Insurance SHAMBAKGCR URLANDO. "■ FLORIDA Safety Deposit Doxea for Rent -*.—•<«-----j-------O R G A N IZ E D 1887 . / A PR O PH ET. or the son of a prophet are not reuired to predict that farm lands in »range County will never cost less. Desirable cheap government land has decreased so rapidly the past few years that improved farming land iflth is section have felt the law of supply and demand and are _- —* 11r ,11M M——A fmX4kat i n i in li t n TYa »i *# rapidly increasing in value. Don't delay. See us today. N . H. G A R N ER S a n fo rd . F lo rid a RA SH ES -ROACHPEPPER'-r M f ? . 4hM O $ mi »nWÏNn. aery»«»« «Bi **«* k«a Ln e«4 yttisU IH CM FI4 n «AMI I a i IssrérBKfsdloiarlH Uglf«n o y t M »1*» le-cr**« «Ufl« t»« imntc* *4 HvMi I'iffwi w %» •stile* ut NaueuI i I r* 4 tf kOMlkptpfXr.fHtSCfctlAUte««ui HttMuii 1100. «ETi« fkfMe#TH-YWlA lJ Ut *1* (•«* ffc bust* «4 RstibftNrf («* Il 60 TH* BM f ««ìtr.iTed ir »•»« 8fMS»fr«S*t, U , I M . 1Im . , < C p „ ,« Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida mi'r # r H a u l'd ASHE DISINFECTANT CO Tsné*. Fiofltua. ASH ES RATSAULT IW . * 4 M ;; : ; NO. Ill PARK AVENUE Phone 106 (M a - (Sy kvt «EsIw4 h •* I* sad t*w «I Ab *•«!• «. i y — ~*v ». SANFORD, : - FLORIDA ! 'r < * ; * �Ttir SANfORD MtRALD Thè Most Attractive Home: In Sanford ^Heights ; ~ . . « For 30 Days I Offer my Shell Dashed Bungalow in Sanford Heights For Sale fi — Seven Rooms Wide Porches Splendid Kewancc System of Water Works Corner Lot Fro'^Shg East 6 7 Feet on Park The Bouse is well Furnished Throughout - A v c ftU C a n d 130 Feet Deep. Alley on West Side Plenty of Room in Attic for 4 Good Rooms - 1 offc SAN o f nitrogen, & trace or pnuapuùtlc acid ami f> or 0 per cent o f potas b. They usually retail around $14 a ton and •re well worth tho money.—American Agriculturist. *WMVV. Noarly Anyone May Secure a Bplendtd I Growth of Hair. W e b are n remedy that has a record ¡pf growing hnlr and .H ir in g baldness Advice to Corn Q rov X iit*r ' * * ’* * I n . 03 pul of every 100 cases where t Unless there Is an experienced aud used according to directions for a rea Successful corn breeder in the vicinity ■annble 'length of tlnns. T h at may yrbo makes a specialty of grow ing-dirt scedi ifkb n strong statem ent—It Is, class seed corn every farmor had bet-, and we menu- II to be. arid no one ter make lils own’ selection from bis FIQHT TH E W IL D C A R R O t own field or from the best fields of should doubt It until they haro put our claims to nn actual te s t neighboring farms. T h is Weed Is a Groat Sproador, but Wo are so certnln Rcxntl “93" ITnlr flot Vary tyard to Eradicato. Tonic will core dandruff, prevent bald­ I The wild carrot, fam iliarly known os T ry ro p p o r a r o r r r o n t . ness, stim ulate the scalp und hair roots, ''bird 's nest" or "Queen Anna's lace," < Peppers may be easily grown In all atop falling bnlr und grow new hair, Is found on wild land and along the parte o f the country, and market price« roada in the eastern half of tho Unit* are generally quite good. Foreigners that .we personally give oqr positive ed State# and Canada. It came here consume then! In large quantities, und guaranies to refund every inmny paid from England. It produce# flower Americans are using them more ex­ us for It tu every Instance where it does not give entire satisfaction to tbs stalka. from one to- three feet high and tensively than s few years ago. user. h is -ta ll, slender, hollow stents and a Ilexull "03" [la ir Tonic Is ns pleasant 'finely cut leaf. The flower# are white, Pruning Note. ttrnae a rrlp ftr spring w iicr. It Is de­ And the clusters with the- sterna re- ! Currant« and gooseberries may be aembla an umbrella.— It -b a e -e -v e r y pruned as booh as the leaves full, or lightfully perfumed, and docs not. strong, suffocating odor when tn bloom, the work may be left until early grease or gum the hair. Two sixes, With our guarantee and thla with Its tutelar attracts scores ■prtng. Cut back ouo-tbird of last BOc. and gt.00. o f insects. •It blooms front Ju n e to year's growth hud thin out surplus, back of It, you certainly take no risk. Bold only at our store—The ftexall Htora. Septem ber.. -Tbs large number of In-' diseased or unthrifty a hoot 6 . L R, PHILIPS tlon almost aura, which pnrtry ac­ Oil Concrete Road, counts fo r the readiness with which tt Tho first stretch of oil concrete high Just received a shipment of Mason’s spread«, says Farm and Fireside. way to be laid In Pennsylvania has Just fruit jars mid Jelly glasses for early can­ It is a biennial, and tho first season recently been completed.on the UsrrloIt produce^ rather a l ^ i Y f ^ w t l v f iiibtifg-LInglestown road. It i s about a ning purposes. Let me supply your wants. W. W. IAng, grocer growth. The second Benson It sends Mp quarter of a mile In length and 1« be-; ) long flower s t e m s . Tho hoihIh arc very numerous, and if tho flo w e r stems nre Notice cut down before seed tins been form­ Contrnry to n report which is* being ed new «toms will-com e up. circulated (bat the Robbins Nest is closed Thla wetjd Is n d e m o n to B p rcn d , b u t wc will say that the dinning room only got very hard t o eradicate. Good culwill be closed. Otherwise we will be open for business as usual. 89 f it ------- r-r------------TmrROBBlNSTirsT. a .r d e n 418 Mtgnolfg^Ava F»ncy Work« of All Kind*. Stamping, Embtoidtry Supplier, * Home.Made Cooling a Specially.' • Hand P iintrJ Ckim C onsignm ents and Orders So licited NORTH SOUTH ELECTRIG LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING CARS For Information, Rates and Reservations sett nenrest Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent 138 West Day St. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA •»m m Missouri's Oldest Road. ' Twelve miles of the old "king’s highway" hear Stkeatou, Mo., the old est road In Missouri, la being rebuilt filth rock macadam. Curtis Hill, tho state highway engineer, has organized 8 special benefit assessment road dis­ trict to carry on the work. Later (he road wtlt be extended to New Madrid F R E E ROAD; DRAGS. To.apoourage road work Roy Williams, highway onglnoor of Madon county, Mo, gtvos a road (frag fr«« to ovory farm or who < » makes application for ono. if ° i i ,tho farmor doaa not use h ja * , , ITOotoaroph by Io w a S t a le C o lla te o f A m * ' ’ drag ,It Is-taken from him and <> rtculturo. -, • < '] ’ gfvan to aomo ono moro Indus- J| - >• trlous. Tho roads of tho county , ’ . ' WILD CAHBOT. v ' :|''hsvo boon muoh improvod by ♦ -5 1 - tho arrangement T tivatfon will keep lûtout fields, «specially where tb ent fe n*ra> Cation Including one or morp.-cultivat­ Chemicals With Manure^ ed crop«. In permanent - pasture«, 'i'his, 18 the way some of them use along roods and in other plAcek-jpot cultivated It should be cut-down with mauhro when fertilizer la to go on the the acythe. This must bu dono repeat­ crop; \ load .of ujouuro la put In the ed] y to keep the dew flower sterna that spreader and thirty to forty pounds of ■prlng up from osrr.ving Ihrlr setilir tp the ohemtfal« scattered over 1L The m aturity, hut persistent cutting ggrltl resuH 'Is^hat the whole thing la evenly kill the weed out, generally In two scattered.—Rural New Yorker. years. I f the weed# are not too nu­ merous they can be killed off Individ­ - , * T h s W ay*W ith Weed«. ually once and for nil by cutting the i Potufeaslon-ie said to be ulue pointa root underground with a spud, sharp o f-la w . This la certainly true of spade or other handy im plem ent ’ *; weeds. •When they once get possession 1 Recent testa have Indicated that the. bf\a field It takes about nine times ¡■Wild carrot la vulnerable to sererpl' tho labor to get rid o f them tlmn would eed killing «prays. One solution t h a t - be-needed if they had been held In recommended la sodium nraoulte,. el)sck from the start. one pound to twenty-six gallons o f w a-' ter. sprayed on-whpn the plants hr« Th e Car Y o u ’ll Be Proud T o O w n You Must S e e These C ars To Appre­ c ia te Them.—It is so easy when one Is thoroughly enthused about suclr.a magnifi­ cent car as the Cole 3 0 to say that, "nothing like it has ever been sold at- anywhere near the price of the 1011 Cole 3 0 " —to say that "it's the classiest car of-them nil"—that "It's the cur you'll be proud to own"—"you will marvel that such u car can. be sold at the I«rices." ___ « Wo can write volumes olid present nrgu- Fstt-Osn" T bjt Tm ail, Whnlbtw 111 iacK«,, Tiff» 54it Ignition—Double, Magneto and Batteries. Clutch—Improved leather-faced cone. • Tren*m l*M «n—Selective; 3 speeds forward and re­ verse. Df Ive—Shaft. 34x 4 Tires and fir e s to n e Demountable Kims— the‘4 inch Urea will save you a lot of repair bills and the big 34 inch wheels assure road-smoothness. R ear Axle— Pull Floatin g Type with Hyuti Hull« Hearings. W heelbase—118 Inches. ‘ Econom ical In Up-Keep— econom ical In fuel, hav­ ing an official record 23-6 miles to the gallon of gasoline. Tour S ty le s o f Bodies, each one of which bus the same graceful, effective, fetching lines and the same rich upholstering for which you,pay hundreds of doliuri 'more in other cars . —- C Il Map cut a pian for farm «pera, , . tlon* for tho ensuing year and > than stick to it until you have a Whan ws have repaired the buildings where our live stoek Is kept through tho w inter would It net be wall t« visit the "sohoolheuee on the hill1* and leek ever the buildings where the children spend the winter days? Jj *! 1’ || •> || Tabacco Stame For Fertiliser. Tobacco stem s are sometime« «old « s a fertilizer. I f comparatively dry I X h e jr_*•o u tu la vtn tm lh lu g o v e r '2 i>.-r t-yiit Wanted a Sample. "B o you thluk you will do7" said, the hVifti wbq had-advertised for crackerja c k saleafaeu to the out* who had spplled'Vor a Job. "W h at can you aellt" " I can sell anything." "MJhat, for exam ple!" • "Tow n lota In Mara." "V ery good. Ball me one as a starter And j vu can h are {be jo b ." The Cole 3 0 "Fore-Dore“ ~Touring Car can be in­ stantly converted Into fc regular touring car by removing the forward doors without marring it ; finish. ger car, enabling you to take the steep&st hills without perceptible effort or to speed along the road faster than you care to go. Equipment—Magneto, demountable rims, three oil lamps, gas lamp« with generator, horn, full set of tools, pump and Jack. ^ Ask f p r a D em onstration—It im(>osei no obligation, whatever, upon you and it s very convincing argument. Phone today. KEELY’S GARAGE Phone 130 S a n fo rd 124 Oak Avenue - F io ri �FOR HUMANITY’S SAKE rnc General News o f “The Land of Flowers. The Sanford Land Development Com­ pany Is Doing Things Legislature Abolishes Convie R ep ort o f P roceed in gs That O ccurred Friday, May 5 th Itcms of Interest Gleaned From ‘ It la a regretable fact that Sanford Is At a meeting of tlie trustees of the Lease System Various Sources endowed with & few citizens who ore un­ Sanford Hospital Association held at Sanable to'rerrainTrora the perpetual use"of ro ftro n March 9lh,~191f .t h e following the Utile "hammer." I,( is as natural for trustees and officers were present: M. F. DILL PASSED HOUSE WEDNESDAY FROM THE STATE PRESS HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK them to knock as It Is for a duck to take Robinson, president; Mr. D. A. Caldwell, to water, and the better the proposition Mrs. Frafik, Mrs. Hornrigftous, Mrs. J . N. Z An epitom e o f th e W eek’s M ost, lm a n lU ie more far. reaching its influence Amendment To C on stitution For In Whitner. Mr. T. E. Wilson. Mrs. RoumlUat, Here the Readers will rin d a Brief Illativ e and Referendum P a s s ­ port ant H ap p en in g In th e upon the future of Sanford, the more en­ Mrs- Femsld, Mrs. Rossetter and Dr. C. E. Historical Spring Flowing ed House Y esterd ay S t a t e ’s Domain. ergetically and persistently the little Walker. Absent: Dr. Neal, Mr. Fernaid, For Hurried Reader» The* convict lease system will be abol Mr. S .O . Chase. Mr. W. D. Urady, Mr. J . R ealizin g that a «uflklcnt supply of hammer is applied. Elyria, Ohio, high school girls circulated Ished. good water U the greatest aaset a city la view of the fact thnt some of these Cameron. a petition calling upon Rev. Bertha Har­ The house of representatives after can boast ^of S t Petersburg has been “tappings" have come to The Herald it The following communication was re­ ris of Bores, woman evangelist, who steadily/extending her water mains dur­ has applied its usual policy of getting at wrostUng with the problem for over two ceived: Thursday night last in a sermon at the ing the spring and will continue the tlie facta in the cause, by examining into hours and being reported back to the "To the Board ot Trustee* Sanford Hospital A ts'n: Second Congregational church, declared On Friday night, May 5th, 1 was elected tliat Elyria school girls smoked cigarettes) work for several months, or until a ship­ the progress and policy of this new cor­ house without recommendation on Tues­ day the Angle bill was finally passed..on a member of -yotrtv honorable - body by a ment of some hundred tons of pipe is poration, with the following results: either to prove her statement o r p a k e mass meeting held in lEtQTes'Hall. This public a retraction. The evangelist In put under ground. The extension of -The Sanford Land Development Com­ Wednesday. It provides'that tlie present system of election, as you know, was under my pro­ water mains Is largely In new sections, pany was organized March 15th with the her sermon also told of a recent automo­ hiring out and leasing ofstsito and county test nnd my reason therofor given at tha( and thus fire protection as well as water following hoard of directors: F. E. Hough­ bile load of young people, apparently In­ for domestic purposes is being extended ton, Boston, Mass.; J , F. Wilcox, Scran­ convicts’ is hereby abolished and shall be time. Please do not think me unwilling toxicated, all of whom; she asserted, were ton, Pa.; B. A. Hdward, J . O. Packard and discontinued after the expiration of tlie to do anything in my power fpr tlie wor­ smoking. 1 • Into all parts of the city. £ ‘ ' contracts now in force for leasing of said thy cause, or that my résignât ton. which C. C. Howard of Sanford, Fla., and H. C. . Through the accidental discharge of a Henry Stimson failed to beat ‘ Dix for state and county convicts. Is herewith tendered, 1s prompted by any Trask of Petosky, Mich. rifle. Mr. H. March, a prominent citizen Governor .of New York and gets the. place That on and after January I, I!) 1 1 but tho bast of . motives. 1 thought a t .The usual delays of organization, of of Miami lost his Ufe last Saturday. - ^ securing printed matter and of getting tills being the date of expiration of tlie that time that physicians should not be o f Secretary*pl War Dickinson. There’s Decause they had testified against him the machinery of a larger corporation present lease of the state convicts, all elected to your board and under mature nothing like being a "lame duck.’' Any. in court, a negro shot down two white working, have occurred and have probably able bodied state convicts shall be em­ consideration I am more convinced of the man who gets defeated for office by vote been to some extent the reason why dis­ of the people should call on President men near Tallahassee last Saturday. The paraging remarks have been make regard­ ployed by the state in preparation o wisdom of my decision. Taft for sympathy—and a Job. , negro Is In Jail and while the.feeftng ing the purpose and outcome of this cor­ material, building and construction of With best wishes for the success of poration. More than 780,000 automobiles were hard surfaced state highways. The said against him Is high the law well be al­ your efforts, L am. This intimation by certain uninformed convicts shall be under the charge of registered in the capitals of various states lowed to take 1« course. Very respectfully yours, persons, that the organization of this May 1st, according.to-lists compiled to­ State prison authorities, but they shall be T. A. Neal." Jacksonville, will Invite, the United company was a last desperate effort to day, New York'-leads in tiie number of so employed, under the direction of tlie bolster up a quiet real estate market, is Tl was voted to accept Dr. Neal's res­ Confederate Veterans to meet with her as far from ine truth as any tiling can be. state highway commission, us may be registration« with 70,000. ignation and the vacancy held open until next year, there go smell the orange The primary object of this organization decided necessary. Decisions in (he Standard Oil and To­ blossoms and drink the waters that tnnke Is to develop and cultivate-for a profit, another meeting. ' . ---That all able bodied convicts that are bacco Trust capes may be announced by the lands which It owns and which k The following resolutions were present­ the old feel young. may acquire. The Sanford Land Devel­ not leased and that are under lease at ed nnd adopted: the United States Supreme Court this Alachua county has the- largest (toys' opment Co: is not a real (sta te concern the expiration of present leases and Whereas, in starting a Hospital a large week, which is next to the last decision and girls’ com d u b In the South all due und has no land for sale, but its purpose oilier convicts shall under the direction sum must ' bo contributed - by the com­ day ot4ha session. There will be another to the efforts of L. Kelley, county is to buy, hold, develop end farm lands of tlie board of county commissioners be in the Sunford Celery district. liJy is munity, not only for the construction of day’Mny 29, and It |s predicted that the. superintendent, who, however, has the some large plans under way w id e *! loyed in working, building and main­ tlie. necessary buildings: but to maintain decisions will go over to that date, or loyal support of the boys nnd girts eager elude improved methods of clearing am taining. of U>o public road* within thft the hospital after the buildings are paid posalbly.be postponed until the court con- . to help in the big work. With Its able developing land; cheaper and better meth counties respectively of the state. Ifor. ' In a small community like this, we venea again Ut October. reports of the work of the ciub.theGaines- ods of farming and raising' crops; reduc­ The Angle .Highway commission bill tion of transportation oosu and decided Tho Prince of Salem!, cousin' of King all realize that tlie generosity of tile peo­ ville Sun Is another strong factor for the improvements in the distribution of the was lost on a tie vote tlie motion pending ple Will be strained to tlie utmost; and Victor Emanuel, has been expelled from *- succas y l the enterprise. products of the Sanford section. J t has for reconsideration. Yesterday morning no designs on the business .of any real the House reconsidered and passed ilia there sliould be some provision made ih the Naval Academy of Leghorn under clroumatanoes which have given rise to geo­ to dealer or of any grower, - It hopes l The bill Introduced by Senator Cul­ proposed amendment to fthe constitution to improve the business of the former by tlie money contributed -to (lie asso­ sip amounting almost to scandal. It ap­ pepper to establish an agricultural school taking off the market a considerable for tlie Intiative and referendum. ciation . by membership fees and do­ pears that the young Prince was suspect­ In eachcongressiQnardiitrlct of the state ncrenge which has formerly been for sate; nations, should, like bread on the water, ed of appropriating money belonging to . is a good one for a starter, and if it and by demonstrating its value in a con­ ORGANIZE BALL TEAM be returned to them In case any of them blk fellow students. Tho young Prince Is becomes a law will no doubt . lend to servative, perpetual, profit paying Way. more schools Of the kind being establish which will evidently do away’ with the Sanrord Will Endeavor To Give Fans should require the services of the hospital very extravagant, and to Ids repeated re­ fluctuation of real estate values in the quests for funds his mother, -Prince«» at any time In the future. in Florida.Good Balt Sanford district and make them stronger. Therefore Resolved, that the annual Maria Litizio, nee Bonaparte, occasionally It will take time to do thesc'things, but A very enthusiastic, though very small Fire broke out at Neif berry, seven-'* the plans for the tan n are being careful­ rhembership dues shall be one dollar. remitted small sums, quite inadequate to crowd of enthusiasts held a meeting last teen miles west of Gaiptsville Sunday ly and successfully laid. Any member in good standing Is'ènUlled meet the Prince's expenditures. night, and before (lie flumes could be The Intimation that this corporation is Monday night In the Eagles Hall and to u vote at'ail meetings of the associaTens of thousands of Jew s will immi­ checked twelve buildings aggregating not doing anything perhaps arises from gave the ball season a start by organizing tlon. . , , grate direct to California on steamers the fact that its policy from the Inception and election-tof officers, G. W. Spencer with their Contents between ¿7,000 and has Resolved, That all moneys paid to tile fro m Europe following the opening of the been conservative, (lot having been was elected rhniiager which means that $8,000 bad been destroyed.- Had it not orgnnizetlTor the purpose of selling real association, whether as annual dues or Panama canal nnd the bulk will (and in l*en for a rain early, in the evening estate, it has not adopted any "brass bind Sanford will have a team -th at will' pay donations, shall be charged to cash credit­ San Francisco, according to Dr. Loul*v expenses for Spencer wilt look aftet tlie there Is no calculating as to bow much.the methods" of getting before the public. ed to the person who pays, all a&ount Meyer, of New York, associate editor o f ; Its tirst announcement sliptj'cilfaucluslvefinancial end along with the general losses would have reached, as llie only with eapli person. And this credit will tlie Missionary Review of t[ie World and ly that Us policy is to get away from the fire protection the town affords is d buck­ *wljd cat" idea of one thousand dollars management of the tean). Tlie aims o f be considered as a credit jri tlie-settle­ a world authority on the Jewish mission* . et brigade. per acre net ilrnhl on land, and to thaw tlie new management will be to give ment of any bill for hospital services In ary and immigration situation. to the public by practical demonstration, Sanford a winning ball team, ut tlie least The Manatee Journal tells of the first that the lands in the Sanford district will possible expense. It is up to the busi­ >ehalf of such member or any of his or Wliat are declared to be world's record sttempt to raise a second crop of celery pay as liberal interest on the money In­ ness men and fans generally to donate her family. Provldod however that this prices for Guernsey cattle were obtained vested as any well conducted Industry from the same land In one season, and will pay. a monthly stipend in order that a certain ahull not apply to tlie payment df tlie at a ¿ale on the farm of Frederick Phillips physician or surgeon in attendance, be­ it seems to have been a fairly good suc­ Contrary to the supposition of some of sum can be, relied upon over and above (he near Philadelphia.*' Mortimer F, plant of cause (he association does not pay the cess. William Rlchmao of that section our citizens, tlie progress of this new gate receipts. Give only what you think New London, Q m iv pa jd $3,£00 fqr Bil­ gives facts and figures about his second corporation ".since Its organization has you can stand as every little bit helps doctors bills In any event; and no part of. ly’s France of the H ague,'a throe year old been really phenomenal. Almost im­ crop which ore highly interesting. He says mediately it Blurted u crew of qien clear­ and the result will demonstrate whether thè money paid Inllues or donations Is bull that was awarded first prize at the that the crop sold in New York for*$3.75 ing some of its lands and besides tlie Sanford wants a ball team ttys season or used for that p o r p a s ^ ^ ^ « • . . ' Canadian Exposition lost year. The sajne Resolved, That the treasurer shall keep and $4 a crate and gross receipts were hew land being developed, its holdings not. , * bidder paid $2,60(1 for a choice of one of 11,329. On this freight and commissions Include more than one hundred acres of At the meeting Monday night tlie fol­ double entry books of tile tlnniy-cs of the nine cows and selected Billy's Frances, improved and tiled land, which lias been were paid amounting to. $363, allowing farmed from two to four years, and which lowing.officers were elected for tlie en­ association; and Gist they shan be open Lady Gazelle, a four year oldf ■cow bred to the inspection of any member of the by YvesLanoe, of the Isle of Guernsey. him $966 for raising the celery. is now being carefully cultivated, sowed suing year: * * #» ■ * ,a * to cow peas end put in the best possible B. G. Wagner, president; R. J . Holly, ssociation who desires to see (hem fit Seventy-eight Animals were sold for a . Prize winners of the State taler held condition to product maximum results In vice-president; K. C. M axw ell, secretary any time during business- hours.y That total of $37,275. ' . ; -C •oine years ago at Tampa, will, according vegetables next season.- -The sale of the . . *,* , 4 ■* t içi président for the association and see to the provisions of tire legislature now in company's Securities luive been surprising treasurer; G. W. Spencer, general, man­ that they are properly* kept. Thousands of Confederate V eteran s,. session, get the money they have loug ex­ even tp. the management itself. Up to ager. The officers are directors and the The secretary shall enter the minutes with throngs of Sops of .Veterans,'Dough- • May 8 th it lias sold $25,700 worth of 7 following new directors were elected: R. pected. per cent preferred stock, made up of H. Newman, Geo. A. DeCottes, and J . D. of ail meeting of the association and Of tera of the Confederacy and others are In ' : . St. Cloud Veterans arn planning, to cel­ subscriptions running from one hundred Davison. Geo. Fox will act as field cap­ tbs trustees in a suitable book , for th a t. Jttle Rocij. It is estimated that over r . to five thousand dollars each. It is in­ ebrate Independence day In proper style. teresting to note that this averages five tain for a few weeks la order to get the purpose and is authorized to buy tbs 0,000 ve tenuis were jvesent, besides At a meeting held recently a committe hundred fourteen dollars per day of 7 new material out to practice and ascer­ hook. In tills book shall be entered the of other visitors. constitution, and all motions and reso- •Democratic - members of the Houaapf was appointed to arrange the program per cent preferred stock sold' for every tain how many can make the team. utions that p o m ' at any meeting of tlie Representatives ways and means com­ end it ip certain that the call will bring working day since the organisation was effected, on March' 13th. This is not a Bishop Kenny to Be In San ford 1 association or of the trustees. out every Veteran. , , . ‘ m ittee, on Moodey began drafting, the bod showing und does not look to us like *. Next Sunday May, 21, the Right Rev. Resolved, That every person subscrib­ revised tariff schedule on wool, which be the corporation was "falling, down" as At a meeting of the State Republican has been suggested by those who nover W. J . Kenny D. D. Bishop of the Catholic ing one dollar or upward shall be elected submitted to a Democratic, caucus for rat­ ««unlttee in Jacksonville Wednesday, have a word to say about a successful en­ diocese of St. Augustine will visit Sanford ly tiie trustees a member of the asso­ Ur. Henry S. Chubb was elected national terprise but are always willing to create and while here will be the guest of Father ciation daring die continuance of such ification. Leaders believe the revised erprl draft will be ready for the caucus next ’ subscription. committeeman to succeed J . N, Coombs, and exploit any.ldea of failure. This corportstion has Issued a beauti­ Urcsnuhan at (he new parochial resi­ At this point of tlie meeting a very en­ week* Free raw wool advocates are n o t1 deceased. ful booklet called “Florida” which out­ dence. It Is quite a long time since couraging announcement was made, so oonfidenL The dty of Arcadia voted to bond for lines Its (dan and its policy, and which Bishop Kenny was in Sanford before and which was this: Mr.. Alfred Foster offered The idea of holding a People’s Trade fifty thousand dollars, twenty thousand our readers can have upon application to still longer since he visited the place to start a subscription, giving $ 100, pro­ vided nine other gentlemen would do day has been taken up and approved by far water works extension, twenty thous- the company. It Is tlie opinion of the Herald that first, some thirty years, when as a young |nd for sewer extension, and ten tltous- this corporation is on the right track end priest he counted Sanford among his ikewlse. Various rumors were afloat in the board of trade of Kissiuynp«, T t» the.room, which without doubt, will bring Idea is to have a day appointed; when #nd for street Improvement. * that U is organized On the soundest and many missions. Bishop Kenny will con­ great results In the near future. most sensible basis of any institution firm a large doss at All Soul's Church on the people from the surroqndlng country Returning tn.business, it was voted For the consideration of $356,000, over ever organized in this community. Its that tho ((resident lent appoint api three who to­ may bring to Kissimmee their best p r o -■ Sunday night. a third of a million, thirty-two thousand, securities are based upon the fundamental gether with himself himscu draft by-law by-laws for ducts, and besides selling what thay > of the most fertile lands In St. sources of wealth, and while the Ameri­ the association.- Mr. T. E. Wilson, Mrs. P urchased Cam eron S to r e Hoinrighous and'Mrs. Fernaid were ap- please to the merchants, enter the special Johns county, located in the southern can public has been educated to inveat Its securities In industries and institutions Guy Ellsworth andaEBrl Gormley, two pointed such a committee. Jar of preserves, pound of butter or -ear end of the county, and Including the of public utility, yet the lime has come enterprising young men of Cameron City Resolved, That Mr. Wilson act as at- of corn with the contest committee end town of Dupont, have been purchased, by when Investors have begun to put their tlds week purchased the Stevenson store torney and see that- deed from Holden perhaps receive a prize therefor. The meney Into securities based upon proper­ * northern syndicate. '‘ Real Estate Co. be legally made and dety which creates wealth. Wa predict for at that thriving city und wiU take charge H>osited with Realty Trust Company for rules governing- trade will provide that The oiling of West Palm Beach's streets the Sanford Land Development Col. a at once. Messrs. Ellsworth and Gormly the Sanford Hospital Association. no person living in an Incorporated d ty , will begin this week. This will be s most most successful future and through Its are general favorites In the community Mrs. J . N. Whitner was elected chair­ or town can compteta for a prize and all success the entire Sanford District will man of a committee to solicit for mem­ important Improvement and will add received liie beneflt of any and have experience in the mercantile bership with power to appoint assistants things offered in com petition shall behoove “ H. greatest I much to the wearing qualities, of the tingle enterprism that has ever yet been line and expect to do a thriving bus!to procure a thousand membership* on the property of the organization when , peas. -f midst. established la our ( the day end»•. . the most favorable term*. •f CUIlfD } v< Jpf. -V 4 — *qt. f 4 r1 h 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 12, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 12, 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>, May 12, 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/7611c87c3f50a0c56317bbfba7484ef5.pdf 09420f17d3dadfcec65f4c06a83746eb PDF Text Text T ti r S A N fO R D M tR A L D Thè Most Attractive Home: In Sanford ^Heights ; ~ . . « F o r 30 Days I O ffer my Shell Dashed Bungalow in S an fo rd Heights F o r Sale fi — Seven Rooms W ide Porches Splendid Kewancc System o f W ater Works Corner Lot Fro'^Shg East 67 Feet on Park The Bouse is well Furnished Throughout - A v c ftU C a n d 130 Feet Deep. A lle y on West Side Plenty of Room in A ttic for 4 Good Rooms - 1 offc S A N o f nitrogen, & trace o r pnuapuùtlc acid am i f> or 0 per cent o f potas b. T h ey usually retail around $14 a ton and • r e w ell w orth tho money.—Am erican Agriculturist. *W M V V . N oarly A nyone May Secure a Bplendtd I Growth o f Hair. W e b a re n rem edy that has a record ¡p f gro w in g hnlr and .Hiring baldness A d vice to Corn Q r o v X iit * r ' * * ’ * * I n . 03 pul o f every 100 cases where t Unless there Is an experienced aud used according to directions fo r a rea Successful corn breeder in the vicin ity ■annble 'len gth o f tlnns. T h a t may yrbo makes a specialty o f g ro w in g -d irt scedi ifkb n strong statem ent—It Is, class seed corn every farm or had bet-, ter make lils own’ selection from bis and w e menu- II to be. arid no one ow n field or from the best fields o f should doubt It until they haro put our claim s to nn actual te s t neigh borin g farms. T h is W eed Is a Groat Sproador, but W o are so certnln Rcxntl “ 93" ITnlr flo t V ary tyard to Eradicato. T o n ic w ill co re dandruff, prevent bald­ I T h e w ild carrot, fa m ilia rly known os Try roppora ror rront. ness, stim ulate the scalp und hair roots, ''b ird 's n est" o r "Q ueen Anna's lace," < Peppers m ay be easily grow n In all atop fa llin g bnlr und grow new hair, Is found on w ild land and along the parte o f the country, and m arket price« that .we personally g iv e oqr positive roada in the eastern h a lf o f tho Unit* are gen erally quite good. Foreigners gu aran ies to refund every inmny paid ed State# and Canada. It came here consume then! In la rge quantities, und fro m England. It produce# flow er A m ericans a re using them more e x ­ us fo r It tu every Instance w here it does not g iv e en tire satisfaction to tbs stalka. from one to- three feet high and ten sively than s fe w years ago. user. h is - t a ll, slender, hollow stents and a Ilexull "0 3 " [la ir T o n ic Is ns pleasant 'finely cut leaf. T h e flower# are white, Pruning Note. ttrn ae a r r lp ftr spring w iic r . It Is de­ A nd the clusters w ith the- sterna re- ! Currant« and gooseberries m ay be aembla an umbrella.— It - b a e - e - v e r y pruned as b o o h as the leaves full, or lig h tfu lly perfumed, and docs not. strong, suffocating odor when tn bloom, the work m ay be le ft until early grease o r gum the hair. T w o sixes, W ith our guarantee and thla w ith Its tutelar attracts scores ■prtng. Cut back ouo-tbird o f last BOc. and gt.00. o f insects. • I t blooms front June to yea r's grow th hud thin out surplus, back o f It, you certain ly take no risk. Bold only at our store—T h e ftex a ll Htora. Septem ber.. -Tbs large number o f In-' diseased or u n th rifty ahoot 6. L R, PH ILIPS tlon alm ost aura, which pnrtry ac­ Oil Concrete Road, counts fo r the readiness w ith which tt Th o first stretch o f oil concrete high Just received a shipment o f Mason’ s spread«, says Farm and Fireside. w ay to be laid In Pennsylvania has Just fruit jars mid Jelly glasses for early can­ I t is a biennial, and tho first season recently been com pleted.on the Usrrlo- ning purposes. Let me supply your wants. I t produce^ rather a l ^ i Y f ^ w t l v f iiibtifg-LIn glestow n road. It i s about a W. W. IAng, grocer grow th . T h e second Benson It sends Mp quarter o f a mile In length and 1« be-; ) long flow er stems. T h o hoihI h arc very numerous, and i f tho flow er stems nre N o tice cut dow n before seed tins been fo rm ­ Contrnry to n report which is* being ed n ew «tom s w ill-co m e up. circulated (bat the Robbins Nest is closed Th la wetjd Is n dem on to Bprcnd, but wc will say that the dinning room only g o t ve ry hard to eradicate. Good culwill be closed. Otherwise we will be open for business as usual. a.rden 418 Mtgnolfg^Ava F»ncy Work« of All Kind*. Stamping, Embtoidtry Supplier, Hand PiintrJ Ckim * Home.Made Cooling a Specially.' • C on sign m en ts and O rd ers S o lic ite d FIQHT THE WILD CARROt NORTH SOUTH ELECTRIG LIGHTED PU LLM A N DINING A N D SLEEPING CARS For Information, Rates and Reservations sett nenrest Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write A. W . FRITOT, D. P. Agent 138 West Day St. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA •»m m 89 f i t ------- r-r----------- TmrROBBlNSTirsT. Missouri's Oldest Road. ' T w e lv e miles o f the old "k in g ’ s h ig h w a y " hear Stkeatou, Mo., the old est road In Missouri, la being rebuilt filth rock macadam. Curtis H ill, tho state h igh w ay engineer, has organized 8 special benefit assessment road dis­ trict to carry on the work. L a ter (he road wtlt b e extended to N ew M a d rid FR E E ITOotoaroph by Io w a Stale C ollate o f A m * rtculturo. .' WILD CAHBOT. -, • < v ' tiva tfon w ill keep lû tou t fields, «sp ecia lly w h ere tb ent fe n*ra> Cation Including one or morp.-cultivat­ ed crop«. In permanent - pasture«, a lon g roods and in other plAcek-jpot cu ltivated It should be cu t-dow n w ith the acythe. Th is must bu dono repeat­ ed] y to keep the dew flow er sterna that ■prlng up from osrr.ving Ih rlr setilir tp m aturity, hut persistent cu tting ggrltl k ill the w eed out, gen era lly In tw o years. I f the weed# are not too nu­ merous they can be killed o ff In d ivid ­ ually once and fo r nil by cu tting the ro o t underground w ith a spud, sharp spade o r other handy im p lem en t ’ *; 1 Recent testa have Indicated that the. ¡■Wild carrot la vulnerable to sererp l' eed k illin g «prays. One solution t h a t recom mended la sodium nraoulte,. o n e pound to tw enty-six gallons o f w a -' ter. sprayed on -w h p n the plants h r« C ROAD; DRAGS. T o .a p o ou ra g e road w ork Roy W illiam s, highw ay onglnoor o f Madon county, M o, gtvos a road (frag f r « « to ovory fa rm or w ho < » makes application fo r ono. if ° ii ,tho farm or doaa not use h ja * ,, ' ’ drag ,It Is-taken from him and <> '] ’ gfvan to aomo ono moro Indus- J | - >• trlous. Tho roads o f tho county , ’ :| ''h s v o boon muoh improvod by ♦ 1 - tho arran gem en t T -5 I «s Jj *! 1’ || •> || Tabacco Stame For Fertiliser. Tob a cco stem s a re som etim e« «o ld a fertilizer. I f com paratively dry Xhejr_*•o utu la vtn tm lhlu g o v e r '2 i>.-r t-yiit You M ust S ee These C ars To A p p re ­ c ia te Them .— It is so easy when one Is thoroughly enthused about suclr.a magnifi­ cent car as the C ole 30 to say that, "nothing like it has ever been sold at- anywhere near the price of the 1011 Cole 3 0 " — to say that "it's the classiest car of-them nil"— that "It's the cur you'll be proud to ow n "— "you will marvel that such u car can. be sold at the I«rices." ___ « Wo can write volumes olid present nrgu- Chemicals W ith Manure^ 'i'his, 18 the w ay some o f them use mauhro when fertilizer la to go on the crop; \ load .o f ujouuro la put In the spreader and th irty to fo rty pounds o f the oh em tfal« scattered o ver 1L Th e resu H 'Is^ h at the whole thing la even ly scattered.—Rural N e w Yorker. -, * Fstt-Osn" T bjt Tmail, Whnlbtw 111iacK«,, Tiff» 54it Ig n itio n — Double, Magneto and Batteries. Clutch— Improved leather-faced cone. • T r e n * m l* M «n —Selective; 3 speeds forward and re­ verse. Df Ive— Shaft. 34x4 T ires and f ir e s t o n e Dem ountable Kims— the‘ 4 inch Urea w ill save you a lot o f repair bills and the big 34 inch wheels assure road-smoothness. R ea r Axle— Pull F lo a tin g Type with Hyuti Hull« Hearings. W h ee lb a se— 118 Inches. ‘ E con om ica l In Up-Keep— ec o n o m ic a l In fu el, hav­ ing an official record 23-6 miles to the gallon of gasoline. T o u r S ty le s o f B odies, each one o f which bus the same graceful, effective, fetching lines and the same rich upholstering for which you,pay hundreds of doliuri 'more in other cars . —- T h s W a y *W ith W eed«. i Potufeaslon-ie said to be ulue pointa o f- la w . Th is la certainly true o f weeds. • W hen they once get possession b f\ a field It takes about nine times tho labor to get rid o f them tlmn would be-n eed ed i f they had been held In el)sck from the start. The Cole 30 "Fore-Dore“ ~Touring Car can be in­ stantly converted Into fc regular touring car by removing the forward doors without marring it ; finish. Il Map cut a pian fo r fa rm «p era , ,. tlon* fo r tho ensuing year and > than stick to it until you have a Whan ws have repaired the buildings w here our live stoek Is kept through tho w in te r would It net be w all t « v is it the "sohoolheuee on the h ill1* and leek e v e r the buildings w here the children spend the w in ter days? The Car You’ll Be Proud To Own W anted a Sample. "B o you thluk you w ill d o 7" said, the hVifti w b q h ad -ad vertised fo r crackerja c k saleafaeu to the out* w ho had spplled'Vor a Job. "W h a t can you a e llt" " I can sell a n yth in g." "MJhat, fo r e x a m p le !" • "T o w n lota In M ara." " V e r y good. Ball me one as a starter And j vu can h a re {b e jo b ." ger car, enabling you to take the steep&st hills without perceptible effort or to speed along the road faster than you care to go. Equipm ent— Magneto, demountable rims, three oil lamps, gas lam p« with generator, horn, full set of tools, pump and Jack. ^ A sk f p r a D em o n stra tio n — It im(>osei no obligation, whatever, upon you and it s very convincing argument. Phone today. KEELY’S GARAGE Phone 130 Sanford 124 Oak Avenue - Fiori �FOR HUMANITY’S SAKE rnc General N ew s o f “ The Land Th e S a n fo rd Land D evelopm en t C om ­ pany Is D o in g Things L egisla tu re Abolishes Convie R e p o r t o f P r o c e e d in g s T h at O ccu rred Frid a y, M a y 5th Itcm s o f In te re s t Gleaned F rom ‘ It la a regretable fact that Sanford Is A t a m eeting o f tlie trustees o f the Lease S ystem V arious S o u rces endowed with & few citizens who ore un­ Sanford Hospital Association held at Sanable to'rerrainTrora the perpetual use"of r o ft r o n March 9lh,~191f .t h e follow ing the Utile "ham m er." I,( is as natural for trustees and officers were present: M. F. them to knock as It Is for a duck to take Robinson, president; Mr. D. A . Caldwell, to water, and the better the proposition Mrs. Frafik, Mrs. Hornrigftous, Mrs. J. N. Z An ep ito m e o f th e W e e k ’ s M o st, lm a n lU ie more far. reaching its influence Am endm ent T o C o n stitu tio n F o r In Whitner. Mr. T. E. Wilson. Mrs. RoumlUat, Here the Readers rind a Brief Illa t iv e and R eferen d u m P a s s ­ port ant H a p p e n in g In th e upon the future o f Sanford, the more en­ Mrs- Fem sld, Mrs. Rossetter and Dr. C. E. Historical Spring Flowing ed H ouse Y e s te r d a y S ta t e ’s D om ain. ergetically and persistently the little Walker. Absent: Dr. Neal, Mr. Fernaid, For Hurried Reader» The* convict lease system will be abol Realizing that a «uflklcnt supply o f hammer is applied. Mr. S .O . Chase. Mr. W . D. Urady, Mr. J. Elyria, Ohio, high school girls circulated Ished. good water U the greatest aaset a city la view o f the fact thnt some of these Cameron. a petition calling upon Rev. Bertha Har­ The house o f representatives after can boast ^of S t Petersburg has been “ tappings" have come to The Herald it The following communication was re ­ ris o f Bores, woman evangelist, who steadily/extending her w ater mains dur­ has applied its usual policy o f getting at wrostUng w ith the problem for over two ceived: Thursday night last in a sermon at the hours and being reported back to the "To the Board ot Trustee* Sanford Hospital Ats'n: ing the spring and w ill continue the tlie facta in the cause, b y examining into Second Congregational church, declared house without recommendation on Tues­ On Friday night, M ay 5th, 1 was elected tliat Elyria school girls smoked cigarettes) work for several months, or until a ship­ the progress and policy o f this new cor­ day the A n gle bill was finally passed..on a member o f -yotrtv honorable - body b y a ment of some hundred tons o f pipe is poration, with the following results: either to prove her statem ent o r p a k e Wednesday. mass m eeting held in lEtQTes'Hall. This public a retraction. The evangelist In put under ground. The extension o f -The Sanford Land Development Com­ It provides'that tlie present system o f election, as you know, was under m y pro­ water mains Is largely In new sections, pany was organized March 15th with the her sermon also told o f a recent automo­ hiring out and leasing ofstsito and county test nnd m y reason therofor given at tha( and thus fire protection as w ell as water following hoard o f directors: F. E. Hough­ bile load o f young people, apparently In­ for domestic purposes is being extended ton, Boston, Mass.; J, F. Wilcox, Scran­ convicts’ is hereby abolished and shall be time. Please do not think me unwilling toxicated, all o f whom; she asserted, were ton, Pa.; B. A . Hdward, J. O. Packard and discontinued after the expiration of tlie to do anything in m y power fpr tlie wor­ sm okin g.1 • Into all parts o f the city. £ ‘ ' contracts now in force for leasing o f said thy cause, or that m y résignât ton. which C. C. Howard o f Sanford, Fla., and H. C. . Through the accidental discharge o f a Henry Stimson failed to beat ‘ Dix for state and county convicts. Is herewith tendered, 1s prompted by any Trask o f Petosky, Mich. rifle. Mr. H. March, a prominent citizen That on and after January I, I !) 11 but tho bast o f . motives. 1 thought a t Governor .of N e w York and gets the. place .The usual delays o f organization, o f of Miami lost his Ufe last Saturday. - ^ o f Secretary*pl War Dickinson. There’s securing printed matter and o f getting tills being the date o f expiration o f tlie that time that physicians should not be nothing like being a "lam e duck.’' A n y . Decause they had testified against him the machinery o f a larger corporation present lease o f the state convicts, all elected to your board and under mature man who gets defeated for office by vote working, have occurred and have probably able bodied state convicts shall be em ­ in court, a negro shot down two white consideration I am more convinced o f the been to some extent the reason why dis­ o f the people should call on President men near Tallahassee last Saturday. The paraging remarks have been make regard­ ployed by the state in preparation o wisdom o f m y decision. T a ft for sympathy— and a Job. , negro Is In Jail and while the.feeftng ing the purpose and outcome of this cor­ material, building and construction o f W ith best wishes for the success of poration. More than 780,000 automobiles were hard surfaced state highways. The said against him Is high the law well be al­ your efforts, L am. This intimation by certain uninformed convicts shall be under the charge o f registered in the capitals o f various states lowed to take 1 « course. V ery respectfully yours, persons, that the organization o f this May 1st, according.to-lists compiled to­ State prison authorities, but they shall be T. A . N eal ." Jacksonville, will Invite, the United company was a last desperate effort to day, New York'-leads in tiie number o f bolster up a quiet real estate market, is so employed, under the direction o f tlie Tl was voted to accept Dr. Neal's res­ Confederate Veterans to meet with her as far from ine truth as any tiling can be. state highway commission, us may be registration« with 70,000. ignation and the vacancy held open until next year, there go smell the orange The primary object o f this organization decided necessary. Decisions in (he Standard Oil and T o ­ blossoms and drink the waters that tnnke Is to develop and cu ltivate-for a profit, another meeting. ' . ---That all able bodied convicts that are bacco Trust capes m ay be announced by the lands which It owns and which k The following resolutions were present­ the old feel young. may acquire. The Sanford Land Devel­ not leased and that are under lease at ed nnd adopted: the United States Supreme Court this Alachua county has the- largest (toys' opment Co: is not a real (s ta te concern the expiration o f present leases and Whereas, in starting a Hospital a large week, which is next to the last decision and girls’ com d u b In the South all due und has no land for sale, but its purpose oilier convicts shall under the direction sum must ' bo contributed - by the com­ day ot4ha session. There w ill be another is to buy, hold, develop end farm lands to the efforts o f L. Kelley, county o f tlie board o f county commissioners be in the Sunford Celery district. liJ yis munity, not only for the construction of d a y’ Mny 29, and It |s predicted that the. superintendent, who, however, has the some large plans under way w i d e * ! loyed in working, building and m ain­ tlie. necessary buildings: but to maintain decisions w ill go over to that date, or loyal support o f the boys nnd girts eager elude improved methods o f clearing am taining. o f U>o public road* w ithin thft the hospital after th e buildings are paid posalbly.be postponed until the court con- . to help in the big work. W ith Its able developing land; cheaper and better meth counties respectively o f the state. Ifor. ' In a small community like this, we venea again Ut October. ods o f farming and raising' crops; reduc­ reports of the work o f the ciub.theGainesThe A n gle .H igh w a y commission bill tion o f transportation oosu and decided Tho Prince o f Salem!, cousin' o f King all realize that tlie generosity o f tile peo­ ville Sun Is another strong factor for the improvements in the distribution o f the was lost on a tie vote tlie motion pending ple Will be strained to tlie utmost; and Victor Emanuel, has been expelled from *- succas y l the enterprise. products o f the Sanford section. Jt has for reconsideration. Yesterday morning the N aval A cadem y o f Leghorn under clrno designs on the business .of any real the House reconsidered and passed ilia there sliould be some provision made ih oumatanoes which h ave given rise to geo­ to dealer or of a n y grower, - It hopes l The bill Introduced b y Senator Cul­ proposed amendment to f the constitution tlie money contributed -to (lie asso­ sip amounting almost to scandal. It a p ­ pepper to establish an agricultural school to improve the business o f the former by taking off the market a considerable for tlie Intiative and referendum. ciation . by membership fees and do­ pears that the young Prince was suspect­ In eachcongressiQnardiitrlct o f the state ncrenge which has formerly been fo r sate; nations, should, like bread on the water, ed o f appropriating money belonging to . is a good one fo r a starter, and if it and by demonstrating its value in a con­ be returned to them In case any o f them blk fellow students. Tho young Prince Is becomes a law will no doubt . lend to servative, perpetual, profit paying Way. more schools Of the kind being establish which will evidently do a w ay’ with the Sanrord W ill E n deavor To Give Fans should require the services o f the hospital very extravagant, and to Ids repeated re­ fluctuation of real estate values in the quests for funds his mother, -P rin ce«» at any time In the future. in Florida.G ood Balt Sanford district and make them stronger. Therefore Resolved, that the annual Maria Litizio, nee Bonaparte, occasionally It will take time to do thesc'things, but A very enthusiastic, though very small Fire broke out at N e if berry, seven-'* rhembership dues shall be one dollar. remitted small sums, quite inadequate to the plans for the ta n n are being careful­ crowd of enthusiasts held a meeting last teen miles west o f G aiptsville Sunday ly and successfully laid. A n y member in good standing Is'èn U lled m eet the Prince's expenditures. night, and before (lie flumes could be The Intimation that this corporation is Monday night In the Eagles Hall and to u vote a t'a il meetings o f the associaTens o f thousands o f Jews w ill im m i­ checked tw elve buildings aggregating not doing anything perhaps arises from gave the ball season a start by organizing tlon. . , , grate direct to California on steamers the fact that its policy from the Inception and election-tof officers, G. W. Spencer with their Contents between ¿7,000 and Resolved, That all moneys paid to tile from Europe follow ing the opening o f the has been conservative, (lo t having been was elected rhniiager which means that $8,000 bad been destroyed.- Had it not orgnnizetlTor the purpose of selling real association, whether as annual dues or Panama canal nnd the bulk will (and in l*en for a rain early, in the evening estate, it has not adopted any "brass b in d Sanford will have a te a m -th a t w ill' pay donations, shall be charged to cash credit­ San Francisco, according to Dr. Lou l*v expenses for Spencer wilt look a ftet tlie there Is no calculating as to bow much.the methods" o f getting before the public. Its tirst announcement sliptj'cilfaucluslve- financial end along with the general ed to the person who pays, all a&ount Meyer, o f New York, associate editor o f ; losses would have reached, as llie only with eapli person. And this credit will tlie Missionary R eview o f t[ie World and ly that Us policy is to get aw ay from the fire protection the town affords is d buck­ *wljd cat" idea o f one thousand dollars management o f the tean). Tlie aims o f be considered as a credit jri tlie-settle­ a world authority on the Jewish mission* . et brigade. per acre net ilrnhl on land, and to thaw tlie new management w ill be to give ment o f any bill for hospital services In ary and immigration situation. to the public by practical demonstration, Sanford a winning ball team, ut tlie least The Manatee Journal tells o f the first that the lands in the Sanford district will possible expense. It is up to the busi­ >ehalf o f such member or any o f his or W liat are declared to be world's record sttempt to raise a second crop o f celery pay as liberal interest on the money In­ ness men and fans generally to donate her fam ily. Provldod however that this prices for Guernsey cattle were obtained vested as any well conducted Industry from the same land In one season, and a monthly stipend in order that a certain ahull not apply to tlie paym ent df tlie at a ¿ale on the farm o f Frederick Phillips will pay. physician or surgeon in attendance, be­ it seems to have been a fairly good suc­ Contrary to the supposition of some of sum can be, relied upon over and above (he near Philadelphia.*' Mortimer F, p la n t o f cause (he association does not pay the cess. William Rlchmao o f that section our citizens, tlie progress of this new gate receipts. Give only what you think New London, Q m iv pa jd $3,£00 fqr Bil­ gives facts and figures about his second corporation ".since Its organization has you can stand as every little bit helps doctors bills In any event; and no part of. ly’s France o f the H agu e,'a throe year old been really phenomenal. Almost im ­ crop which ore highly interesting. He says mediately it Blurted u crew of qien clear­ and the result will demonstrate whether thè money paid In llu es or donations Is bull that was awarded first prize at the that the crop sold in New York for*$3.75 ing some o f its lands and besides tlie Sanford wants a ball team ttys season or used for that p o r p a s ^ ^ ^ « • . . ' Canadian Exposition lost year. The sajne Resolved, That the treasurer shall keep and $4 a crate and gross receipts were hew land being developed, its holdings not. , * bidder paid $2,60(1 for a choice o f one o f 11,329. On this freight and commissions Include more than one hundred acres of A t the m eeting Monday night tlie fo l­ double entry books o f tile tlnniy-cs o f the nine cows and selected Billy's Frances, improved and tiled land, which lias been association; and Gist they shan be open were paid amounting to. $363, allowing Lady Gazelle, a four year oldf ■cow bred farmed from two to four years, and which lowing.officers were elected for tlie en­ to the inspection o f any member o f the him $966 for raising the celery. by YvesLan oe, o f the Isle o f Guernsey. is now being carefully cultivated, sowed suing year: * * #» ■ * ,a * ssociation who desires to see (hem fit to cow peas end put in the best possible B. G. Wagner, president; R. J. Holly, Seventy-eight Anim als were sold for a . Prize winners o f the State taler held condition to product maximum results In vice-president; K. C. Maxwell, secretary a n y time during business- hours.y That total o f $37,275. -C •oine years ago at Tampa, will, according vegetables next season.- -The sale o f the . . *,* , ' . 4; ■ * treasurer; G. W. Spencer, general, man­ t içi président for the association and see to the provisions o f tire legislature now in company's Securities luive been surprising Thousands o f Confederate V etera n s,. that they are properly* kept. ager. The officers are directors and the session, get the money they have loug ex­ even tp. the management itself. Up to The secretary shall enter the minutes with throngs o f Sops o f .Veterans,'Dough- • May 8th it lias sold $25,700 worth o f 7 following new directors were elected: R. pected. per cent preferred stock, made up o f H. Newman, Geo. A . DeCottes, and J. D. o f ail meeting o f the association and Of tera o f th e Confederacy and others are In ' :. St. Cloud Veterans arn planning, to cel­ subscriptions running from one hundred Davison. Geo. Fox w ill act as field cap­ tbs trustees in a suitable book , for th a t. Jttle Rocij. It is estimated that o ver r . to five thousand dollars each. It is in­ 0,000 ve tenuis were jvesent, besides ebrate Independence day In proper style. teresting to note that this averages five tain for a few weeks la order to get the purpose and is authorized to buy tbs At a meeting held recently a committe hundred fourteen dollars per day o f 7 new material out to practice and ascer­ hook. In tills book shall be entered the o f o th er visitors. constitution, and all motions and resowas appointed to arrange the program per cent preferred stock sold' for every tain how many can make the team. • Democratic - members o f the H ouaapf utions that p o m ' at any m eeting o f tlie Representatives w ays and means com­ end it ip certain that the call w ill bring working day since the organisation was effected, on March' 13th. This is not a Bishop K enny t o Be In S a n fo rd 1 association or o f the trustees. out every Veteran. , , . ‘ m itte e , on M oodey began drafting, the bod showing und does not look to us like *. Next Sunday May, 21, the Right Rev. Resolved, That every person subscrib­ revised ta riff schedule on wool, which be the corporation was "fallin g, dow n" as A t a meeting o f the State Republican has been suggested by those who nover W. J. Kenny D. D. Bishop of th e Catholic ing one dollar or upward shall be elected submitted to a Democratic, caucus for rat­ ««u n ltt e e in Jacksonville Wednesday, have a word to say about a successful en­ diocese of St. Augustine will visit Sanford ly tiie trustees a member o f the asso­ ification. Leaders believe the revised Ur. Henry S. Chubb was elected national terprise but are always willing to create and while here w ill be the guest of Father ciation daring die continuance o f such erprl draft w ill be ready for the caucus next ’ subscription. and exploit any.ldea o f failure. committeeman to succeed J. N, Coombs, This corportstion has Issued a beauti­ Urcsnuhan at (he new parochial resi­ A t this point o f tlie meeting a very en­ week* Free raw wool advocates are n o t 1 deceased. ful booklet called “ Florida” which out­ dence. It Is quite a long time since couraging announcement was made, so oonfidenL The d ty o f Arcadia voted to bond for lines Its (dan and its policy, and which Bishop K en n y was in Sanford before and which was this: Mr.. A lfred Foster offered The idea o f holding a P eo p le’s Trade fifty thousand dollars, tw enty thousand our readers can have upon application to still longer since he visited the place to start a subscription, giving $100, pro­ vided nine other gentlemen would do day has been taken up and approved b y far water works extension, twenty thous- the company. It Is tlie opinion o f the Herald that first, some thirty years, when as a young |nd for sewer extension, and ten tltous- this corporation is on the right track end priest he counted Sanford among his ikewlse. Various rumors were afloat in the board o f trade o f Kissiuynp«, T t » the.room, which without doubt, w ill bring Idea is to h ave a day appointed; when #nd for street Improvement. * that U is organized On the soundest and many missions. Bishop Kenny w ill con­ great results In the near future. most sensible basis o f any institution firm a large d o ss at A ll Soul's Church on Returning tn.business, it was voted the people from the surroqndlng country For the consideration o f $356,000, over ever organized in this community. Its that tho ((resident len t appoint api three who to­ m ay bring to Kissimmee their best p r o - ■ a third o f a million, thirty-two thousand, securities are based upon the fundamental Sunday night. gether with himself himscu draft by-law by-laws for ducts, and besides selling w hat thay > o f the most fertile lands In St. sources o f wealth, and while the A m eri­ the association.- Mr. T. E. Wilson, Mrs. P u rch a sed C a m eron S to r e can public has been educated to inveat Hoinrighous and'Mrs. Fernaid w ere ap- please to the merchants, enter the special Johns county, located in the southern Its securities In industries and institutions Guy Ellsworth andaEBrl Gormley, two pointed such a committee. Jar o f preserves, pound o f butter or -ear end o f the county, and Including the o f public utility, yet the lim e has come enterprising young men o f Cameron City Resolved, That Mr. Wilson act as at- o f corn with the contest com m ittee end town of Dupont, h ave been purchased, by when Investors h ave begun to put their tlds week purchased the Stevenson store torney and see that- deed from Holden perhaps receive a prize therefor. The meney Into securities based upon proper­ * northern syndicate. '‘ at that thriving city und wiU take charge Real Estate Co. be legally made and de- rules governing- trade w ill provide that ty which creates wealth. W a predict for H>osited with Realty Trust Company for The oiling o f West Palm Beach's streets the Sanford Land Development Col. a at once. Messrs. Ellsworth and Gormly the Sanford Hospital Association. no person living in an Incorporated d t y , most successful future and through Its will begin this week. This w ill be s most are general favorites In the community Mrs. J. N. W hitner was elected chair­ or town can compteta for a prize and all success the entire Sanford District will man o f a com m ittee to solicit for m em ­ important Improvement and will add received liie “ H. Igreatest beneflt o f any and have experience in the mercantile bership with power to appoint assistants things offered in com petition shall behoove much to the wearing qualities, o f the tingle enterprism that has ever yet been line and expect to do a thriving bus!to procure a thousand membership* on the property o f the organization when , peas. -f midst. established la our ( the day end»•. . the most favorable term*. o f Flow ers. CUIlfD FROM THE STATE PRESS DILL PASSED HOUSE WEDNESDAY •f HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK 4 will — *qt. f 4 ORGANIZE BALL TEAM } v< Jpf. -V r1 h I �KNOWS S S iM m a r fe ty IT There is an unmistakable quality about his. clothes that _ -• . shows at a glance. The garment hangs smoothly and grace- { ,- . i ^ * "* fully to his figured '* * < ‘ ;f - , It gives him that free, easy, athleticr vap- - pearance that everyone admires and if you wish this ap- ■ ■ pearance, get your next suit from us either made to measure, * ■*,' or ready-to-\vear. • , * 4 • Our clothing represents fabrics that will abreast o f the moment, tailor. service s ■ t Stji*, Cèmftrt ing that will hold the drape and grace o f the garment until P mrMtty B e « a r e and g e t this m a k e when bu yin g socks. N em o on e v e ry pair. yr T W E N T Y F IV E C E N T S it is discarded. ~ AVo h a te the la test styles and c o lo n . i3e comfortable! By the hosiery whiph will make you .so: TRUE SHAPE hosiery is made without •earns. It has no hard ridges to rub and Irritate the feet when walk­ ing. It also fits the feet perfectly and does not pull and draw unoomfortebly. f r y them and see. A B udget o f Opinion “ Just Be tw een You and M e" Men's and Young Men’s Suits $10 to $30 Everything That’s Best In Men’s Wear Enougti lo know that core per force jiuist smooth his wrinkled front, and fun and frolic for the time rule the hour. It were folly not to enjoy the glimpses of sunshine that come through the cloud rifts, short lived and evanescent though they l>e. They prove that there Is brightness beyond— that no clouds are so dense but THE CITY RESTAURANT (F irn Street, one block troni Depot oppo.hr Pottoflkr) H. E. W ISE, Proprietor Form erly Manager o f Central Cafe Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a A Chlel Is Among Ye Taking Notes and f nlth, tic'll Prent ’Em” — S o S oya S eu n terer. 4 The DeFunlnk Herald sizes Up the 'situation In the smaller towns as follows: W e believe That we are not for above the maty when we say th s ttb e dead beat losses oar merchants sustain are not for from 32,000 a year, that Is they lose that amount from people who could pay if they hod to, but do not.’ Now then, sup­ pose We had a live board tgT trade with on active secretory, and that all applications for credit were referred to him for inves­ tigation and .report by 1the merchant to Wttoni the application .application was made. made. He Whom could ascertain Audi thb other merchants whether hr opt tills man Wa, in the habit of paying hi «.bills elsewhere andvYeport accordingly, I f be was In th e dead -beat. AAill.t he K. matic, M .llÀ known k m . b to . tlm ili. other* É11fc'l. rinss iI,t could hiid lie would either have to change hU* method o f doing a Credit business Or pay cash and the merchants wpuid el tiler get their money or the man would not get foods The saving would pay the o f a pretty good man. and be could i o f the other things that are needed in the w ay o f booming DeFunUk and county. S 4 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 E v e r y t h i n g F ir s t C lass 4 A lady in Orlando in ber lLurry to start for church took from the closet what the supposed was her raincoat, threw It over her arm and on arriving ‘at church threw it overth o back o f the seat and then dis­ covered that it was a pair o f her hus­ band’s bowsers. "A n d Father hasn't spoke to Mother since.” his head was red and his temper grim; for the world was out o f w rack with huh. H e had hammered the (stumps till hlfc head did swim; he bad l o l l e d for worms' till his ejfci Were dim; )re had punched each tree and knot and limb, dnd darn the bug there w as for him. Not a song he sung, not a woodland hymn, for hOw can a bird with hunger slliu. .and flaunt starvation grewspme grim, looking right Into the eyes o f him, get up a voice like a cherub lift* And with melody moke the welkin swimT H U crop was vacant, and only m whim, was in the stomach o f him. Then be flew to the river and drowned him, and never made an effort to swim. HU bu t words were “ Oh birdie trim, why. did yotuvtfts for that hawk so prim, who got to Wprk on each woodland limb, and pUood a trust ou the bugs o f thim f -I '¡jf like the fanner gauift and grim, who gm a ■urrountlpF by a rim of trusts that nil him t t f th ffb riin with wind till itfeteV naught f i n the stomach o f him ". T h e woodpecker' then was out o f breath, and the fish that ate him starved to death. ❖ Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rules more o f Russia- where th e wishes o f the common people dre never cousulled. ¿Your free born. American citizen has a right to h i! opinion and w i l j ' generally express IF upon all aooasions. I t i s the right and privilege o f our people to know about the doings o f the council: and 'the city Umlts should not be changed at -■H . B h /V ' ' Do not role- l-U -X M f / t i 1 W" 4 1 wish L. H. TEM PLE ~~ J F? jf \ J r > V to commend our county commis­ sioners for their decision to establish drawbridges at the Ottben . and Geneva ferrya and to do ko at once. Our own commissioner. Frank Woodruff, has been very active,In this good move and real­ izes more than any other member the necessity o f these bridges. W ith the actjy lty being displayed by smaller counties than ours lii the bridge .and road building liue our good county o f Orange cannot afford to tok6 a back seat. W e have always led die van In these matters and with brick roads nnd good bridges Orange County will again be In the Uod. Every citizen should assist in this great work in 4 Senator Massey was in the d t y last every w ay possible. Friday to look over the situation regard­ Tiuc S a u n t u u . ing the new cl tarter and the extension of the d t y limits and -to decide for himself FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS and h is, colleagues In the Senate the merits o f the case. 1 am glad to see Senator MasSey look­ SOCNI JACKSONVILLE FLORAL COMPANY ing Into- this matter. ‘1 -iia v e always Phone 166. Ilth and OakAve. stood lo r a fa ir shake for' every man on • . > every question and do not bellve In Special Offering In Ferns. S a n fo rd , "rough riding” over the people bn these FlontfDeaJgtu to Order. N o r id a W e live too fast in-America. W e have not enough holidays— not enough resting p la ce»—not enough Imtermlssion In "bur work dky world. It were better I f o f t e n « to hkvb laid aside its tewIs— traffic m il tra d « Stopped, now and then, to consider it s aim and end. V ‘ There must be an oasis In every deseru Ttye black Sierra has Its sunlit valleys. Tfceri d ie smiling nooks even among Uw Cordilleras. H alting places there are. great racks and their shadows, even in the dreariest land. H e who builds ttp a shelter fo r the storm beateo and foot wtaary pilgrim over the road traced by the ’’g m i cknrvan," Is u benefactor to bis rads kind M s memory should be cherished while holidays ore observed. H oliday tim ol Who would ca re to know why and whence came the custom. tnadcrs of vital Importance. Prompt, Clean Service THE COOK’S REPUTATION cake that’ s baked from “ Quaker C ity ” flour— itV sure to be delicious­ ly light an d toothsome. W h en cake­ baking day comes ’ round make certain that somewhere on bog pr barrel is the QuakerL~City_ lapel— in red and blue. • I t ’s the m iller’ s guarantee to you of F irs t Q u ality flour. Q U A K E R G I T Y F L O U R M I L L S CO, P H IL A D E L P H IA -_ B vi �■ . ■ '' - * " _______. . _______„ « « i w » ■ • ' i. : 1 . • ,* . . . • ' -; . » ■. • MUSICALE ÍVÍS A’ SUCCESS Pupils of Mrs, llomrlghous Gave An CMSUAdt Recital 4The reel mi in the Congregational Church last Saturday night -was . « success and standing room only was to be had in the largo room of.thls fine new ediRoe. The pupils who took part showed the careful training o f Mrs. Homrlgboua who Is an artlstjn ,h*r »jejofesslon and knows h o y to Impart her knowledge to her students Lack o f space forbids a detailed account of the spdtaL „The following program was canled o u t Summer Fancies ^ .....................Oliver Ladles Chorus. The R ow I G ive You - - - Bischoff Bird Raptures - - . - - - Schueidfr Mrs. Jessie Speer, '•'•«tinti On All-Merchandise: Bought of Saturday v a liti obligate by Dr. Cecil Butts. The Prophet K i n g .....................Ca Frank Adams, His Lullaby - - - Carrie Jacobs Bond Three Green Bonnets Eva DelAcqua Miss Mercedes Munson. Hill O; Sky - -» * - - . V ictor Harris June - - - - - Mrs. Beach , Miss Laura Fish. D r e a m s .................................... Borttett The Swan Bent Low - - - McDowell From the L en d o f the Sky C. W . Cudinan The Year at tire Spring Mrs. Beach Mrs. H. C. Maitland. j pridal Chorus - • - - Cowen Spicks 1 Ladles Chorus MAY 20 A new shipment of these beautiful Amoakeag Ginghams in plaid, stripes and^cliecks • » in nil the pretty shades, having n solid color - Oh How Lovely -• • - - - Brainier The Merry Bobolink - - - Wilson Mrs. Geo. L. Speer? He Was a Prince - - - - Sail Hp - - . . . . . Clarence Mahoney. Lyne* Petrie Accompanists Misses Madge Floitle Frank and Ruth Abbott., Ward, Dr. Cecil Dulls, violinist. C ity Council M e e ts Council met In regular session May 15 at 73(L-pLiiL Present— D. L. Thrasher, president: W. D. Holden, B. A . Howard. U, R u n ge., A bsent—J. D. Davison and H. R. Stevens. Minutea o f last pieeting read and ap­ proved. , M. F, Robinson and F, P. Forster ap­ peared before the council and asked .that the city- take over lire Sonfurd Library Association property and conduct a free library. On motion the chair appointed a committee o f three, consisting o f himself, W. D. Holden and B. A. Howard to take ■ the matter under advisement. Petition o f Mr. Gabbeu regarding sewer cross his h property was referred to street animiti Us e On motion the clerk was instructed to n u ll the trustees o f the Sanford ‘ High School o certified copy o f the opinion of Geo. A . DeCottea, city attorney, in regard to payment o f G. P. Pope additional cornl«n *a lio n for building .new High School building. 4 ___ On motion bill o f A . Robbins for curb­ ing was ordered paid. On motion the sewer west o f the San­ ford House was referred to the street coni-' I mlttee with power to a c t follow ing recommendation was then adopted: Put In n e w - lights, all ln cundescent. Sixth SL and 'Palm etto AveV,' Tenth and Myrtle, Tenth and Elm,Socoftd : unit Laurel, Beooml and French. -C u t out axes and substitute Incandescent« Third i and; Magnolia, Tenth and Oak, Second i aadi Elm. First and FWjiicIi, Third and P a l­ metto, Tento and. Sanford. Cut out inca ndesce nt and substitute urr. First and Elui, Second and Magnolia. Put In new arc.,Second and Palmetto. ,, On motion council then adjourned. *# *“ M. W. L ovell, Clerk. " i More r r u lt — More Money ' ■The tw enty-page pamphlet bearing the above attractive title fully meets the ex- .. f . pec tatioaa o f its readers. It Is tasty la and has practical grove 'methods vpcate id 'th e pleading manner common literature issued by Wilson 4 Toomer j Fertilizer Ca. Jacksonville, who are * to send copies free on- request, staff o f this Arm are experience«. citk e «p up with UvS researches. Their writings are as authority by many of the be')« |writers and speakers In the state; while ijiw th e grove their advice la considered 1Utcoud to none for It alw ays l a » practical Mhition o f the troubles occurring. Th ey tfe c e tilia service » L U>c command o f the public, knowing Ihe w cccM of tba ferti- [ buainÓM dependa upon the ; rnuLwe trust. our. readers . t will get In­ to eommunlcatloa with them. « the best make and will noL fade Have a look at tliese Saturday and Monday for 9 H e Sale’ Percale Spoetai Black, white and colored darning cotton s p o o l . : .......................................-V-. 2 H e Best English brass pins, paper___ y. ,.*..4 c Pearl buttons, pure white, 16 to 24' line, per dozen. j Tr: . r r r . . — / r r t r g y h r White feather stitched or finishing braid, 6 yard» for.................................................. 5c Side hose supporters, wide silk faced elastic, per pair...................................... ....9 c Sheet Special I •i * .i , f nVV i A » f A * *VA T A .* A » at * VA A A hrt I Bed Spreads Ladies’ Handkerchiefs These beautiful $1.19 bed spreads can be seen on our center table Satunlny ami Munriffy at a great savings; full-size hemmed and n targe assortment of patterns. Come early for they will not last long at the price. Special......................: ____. . . . 9 8 c A large.selection of' ladies' ALL LINEN handkerchiefs with an tight and u quarterinch hem, are worth at' least 10c or three for 25c. Very special at each. . ........... 5c Ladies' linen finisli handkerchiefs, hard to tell from linen, and are sold regular price 5c each. Satunlay and Monday will go" a t . ....................................... .“. ____ ...3 H C • i.■% 1h , 1.-r ■'»• ' H . a neat figure, dots and stripes on a white, garnet and blue back grounds* < They a rt absolutely fast colors mid make up v é ft pretty for the ladies' and childrens’, w’dsfi dfiesses. For Saturday and Monday spec­ ial........i . . . . . . . : . . . . ...................i . i 2 ¿ í c Full-size 42x36-inch pillow case, torn rind hemmed, made of a soft medium wejg{4 domestic, the regular 12 He value.. Saturn day and Monday special.. 1............... : . 100 Our 17H e pillow case, 45x3G-inch tom rihd hemmed, mode of a pretty weave, soft fliw ish bleaching arid are worth 35c per pair. Special each. ............................... . I2HÖ I2HC Seventy-five piece# new nud crisp lawns, batiste and organdies in figures, dots, stripes and floral designs on white, black or colored back grounds. Regular value 10c and 12Hc. Satur­ day and Monday only........I ____ 7 34c day 1 ÍVAYMVJf V*Xr i t i i i Tliese percales come full, 80-inches wide in Pillow Cases SATURDAY ANDjUONDAY ONLY \Full-size, double-bed sheet, made of a nice medium weight domestic tom and heimtted worth more money. Stltfhrday and Mon day. 4I0S Another full size 81x90 sheet, m a d e'o f a good quality, soft finish blenching, torn and hemmed and a regular 89c vnlue for Satur­ day and Monday special., j . ......... . . . . 6 7 c The Swallows , .................. Cowen Sing Smile, Slumber - - .- - Gouiiod Mrs. H. C. Maitland. , Voioe o f the Woods Refieusteln Forman Ladies Chorus -- iff., i * to match for trimming these goods are of Last N j g h t ........................K jeoiilf Sing O n ........................................Denza Mrs. Etta Heater. ; Little Boy B l u e ........................ - Porker Come Where the Bluebell« Ring Brackett Miss .Margaret Wight Notion Amoskeag Ginghams Table Damask »| Just a few pieces of this extra good value snow blenched table damask left; It Is not a linen but an expert, caa hardly tell the fl]&> Terence; washes just as gootj and looks just us well ns linen itself. For Saturday nod Monday special. ! ___ _ . . . . . . . «.v! 23c . ^ ^ t OUr furniture department has been greatly added to in the past few weeks Another car load shipment this week gives us a full swing for fitting your home with everything that’s needed, and at Caldwell & Sons’ low prices^ See our lino before buying. . , . JlrV/AVA»<WvVi,r«WrWiVr-/AV^AYAVr'iV.ViWi'WAVWMrV^ Men’s Union Suits Our 75c union suits for men are made with that perfect fitting loose effect. No uncoirt- fortnble bands or buttons to loose off but a cool summer garment These nre on the bargain counter for Saturday and Monday at tiie low price of, per suit. . . . . . ---- 47e Another big shipment - of Mennen’s & -> Colgate's talcum powder in Dnctylis, Cashmere Bouquet Violet and Unig scentwi. These goods are well known i and sold elsewhere for 25c. Two dayB ^ only..................... ............. .......... '.15c Just fifty dozen o f the stylish and coolcolloj; attached, negligee shirts in white and cream also without figures and styles on white, *A cream and dark back ground. They are beauties, and worth 75c.each, ‘ * ' " ‘ J day and Monday selling........................*____ This is another department we feel proud of, and why shouldn’t we? ,V)fo carry nothing but the best and at prices you cannot<touch elsewhere. j . _ Agents for Royal Tailors of Chicago and Schwab ready-tailored suits of Instead of.$15.00 and $ 2 0 .0 0 we say $13.19 and $ 1 6 .8 9 .~ .i St. Louis. Ladies’ Drawers Ladies’ Gowns SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY These gowns were mode for a 75c seller; a nice, soft, light weight *cambric, •either Mu small Men’s Shirts SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY tuck, laces or embroidery, button front or slip over, made very full und long. For, Saturday' and Monday selling we will 47c J W .:--/ Shoes Twelve dozen new and very pretty de­ signed corset covers, neatly trimmed in embroidery laces and hai\d-embroidered effects. Come early and see these specially priced for Satur­ day and Monday only...................21c il4 « tjuuiisMl11>jnuji>¡IMjjtilliAii r Tliese drawers arc mude of a fine quality nuinsook. neatly trimmed with tuck, laces and embroidery, ,made very fulf liritHirYkWi styles, open or closed. sold for 39c. onlj They are worth and Saturday and Monday selling ----trnm m m2 m 3mcm by. . . f * UPV Now shipment of Godman & Selby’s stylish pumps, oxfords and sandals for ladies also of the Snow shoes for men and boys in tan, gun metal and patent.^ W e ir these shoes and save mohey. Every pair guaranteed. Window Shades Silk Hose Silk and Lisle Hose ‘iii* •i;, ul Ladies’ silk hose in *•lavender, pink, sky, navy, champagne, black and white. Jlicy Tliese have a very deep lisle garter top, also lisle window. They are fitted up with brackets, sheer gauze lisle, are made full fashion ‘re­ heel and too and wear much better than stipks, etc, and will be sold as long as they last. Suturday and Monday regular value 35c, complete for inforced heel and toe; a regular seller, 3 lor $1.00. Saturday and Monday prices be per pair............. ......................... .». 2 4 « the ell-silk ones at a dollar. urdav and Monday a t.. See tliese St Bhades fja green, canary and white are full size and will fit the average size Silk ones are made lisle top and foot, Bame 1 as the higher price ones, while CASH OEPARTM ENT STORE Two Stores, 121-123 E. First Street ■ ’ 1* *’ the very �ranno. GOOD BUSINESS TOR SALE STANDARD OIL KNOCKED OUT. One o f The B â t Equipped Carriage Olatrt-TmaUs Dissolved. By Supreme * v \ factory » In state *,• :.r . Court This Week . W . H . Underwood o f this city wishes to dispose o f his mainmolh carriage factory because be expects to embark in the business o f manufacturing crates and barrels. Mr. Underwood has a llrte two ■tofy brick building SOkI 17 feet on two lots. The location la excellent, being on Oak Avenue between Second and Third M ay 10.— In the supreme court o f the United States late yesterday afternoon CMC# Justice W hite handed down the decision o f the court in the m atter o f the United States o f Am erica vi** the Stand­ ard Oil company o f N ew Jersey and its nineteen subsidiary corporations. The decision was adverse to the Standard Oil company, which is declared to be « combination in restraint o f trade. . The decision orders that the corpora7 tlon be dissolved, and it is given six months' tim e in wnicb to do go. There can be no appeal taken frCm this decision, and it marks the dissolution o f the great­ est trust that has ever been brought into gons and harness. A flowing well . furn­ being anywhere. It marks the ending ishes w ater for drinking and washlnj o f litigation which has lasted for years, purposes and the concrete floors make and in which has some o f the keenest the building Ore proof. »Hi all this is one legal'm inds in the country have had a o f the moat complete plants in the state and anyone seeking a new location would d o w efl to bee Mr. Underwood at once as * Origin o f M other» Day be intends to let'g o da soon as possible. When sweet-minded Miss A nn ie Jarvis, This is not a forced sale but the plant o f Philadelphia, hit upon a plan o f re­ and building w ill go at coot membrance to commemorate the homegoing o f her mother in 1906, little did W tla t th e T r o ^ U ft t W ill Do Chairman Underwood’s Free List bill she think that In the short space o f six Is creating much discussion throughout years practically the wltole civilized world the country. It bas caused. Republican would accept a day to render honor to papers to spread the Ink , over many the name o f mother, whether living or ______ -------------------------------—column* and Indulge In- much, fiery talk dead. A fter deciding on the form o f honoring about “ tariff tinpers," but as yet these her own mother, Miss Jarvis hit upon the party organs have not been ablo to say plan o f having the whole world honor the anything, against the main proposition, mother, and broached the matter to Dr. the enormous amount that will bo save? to the consumers o f ' tbe'county if the George W . Bailey, secretary o f the World's bill becomes a law. It Jiao been called Sunday School A laodation . Dr. Bailey the Farmers' Free List, but there are a t'o n c e saw thB opportunities in the m any items on the list that w ill save the theme and realized the gigantic aid that consumers other than fanners millions o f could be rendered so great an undertaking by the World'a Sunday School Askocladollars annually. It has been estimated by the Washing­ llon. The matter was, taken up and the ton correspondent o f the New York Work Sunday School pupils o f the world Sun­ that the passage o f the Free List bit day paid honor to mother, and ail over would save the consumers o f the United the world liufccncti o f kindness In honor States $300,000,000 each year. This cor­ o f mother, if living, and acYs o f remem­ respondent lias discovered that thp net brance) i f dead, were a feature. - A ll over values qf the articles on the free lb t at America the white carnation was worn In memory o f her who inculcates the the present tariff ratea are as follows: . greatest and sweetest Ipve. In local ' Salt, $»,680,824. churches here Sufcday Mothers! Day was Agricultural Implements. $90,627,110. fittingly observed. It tajtes place every Bagging for cotton, sacks, burlaps, etc., “ J. 0. J ade*. . F. W. T abor. A General Fire COMPANY-» ài* Insurance ■w F lo rid a - S a n fo rd The Crippen Music Store Tw in Lakes Florida, May 8th. 1011. - Contrary to a report which Is being circulated that the Robbins NestJs closed w e w ill say that ^he dinning room only w ill be closod. Otherwise w o w i l l b e open tot business as usual. r 39 ¿t. ^W r J . T H* IOHMN Card* o f Thank*_______ _ “ W o wish to thank our many friend*, known and unknown who have so genuroualy assisted uj. both by words o f sympathy and deeds o f klndridfcs since the recent Are that deprived us o f our home. It Is impossible to -express our appreciation and gratitude, w e have not the words to do so, bat you may know we w ill ever remember most .gratefully. * , T hz R obbins N est. High-grade Pianos, Organs, —- and Graphophones. Low Prices. GOLD BY BEST Easy Payments. •. PLOW ON EARTH The Hill Hardware Company ; sa n eo r i Pico Blnoi $28,031,M L Cotton ties, hoop or band iron, $12«Leathst, boot* and shoes, liamess and saddles, $493.003.283. ‘ Barbed and other fence wire, wire rods, etc., $112,027,203. * , Fkesh and preserved meats, $614,893,Flour and grits, cereals and 'bread, $666,041,533. , Lumber, laths and shingles, $899,599,. 293. I f the Free List becomes law, the sav­ ing to consume?* on each o f these items would be as follows: On salt, $4,862,003. Agricultaral Implements, $13,870,641. Bagging, sacks, etc* $6,99,099. ' Cotton^ties, $2,017,336. Leather, bools and shoes, etc* $37, 483.788. Q .Barbed wire, etc* $92,801,060, s,....Fresh and preserved meals, $133.493,- Another List of Free Gifts ^ ^ . 5 V l ■ [fs £ r B w I / / i j n I f c bob ' B ra % £ E a W . to the neatest correct answers to this historical puzzle . ... 2,000 Pairs of Guff Buttons Will Also Bqi Given Away 1st—1 Diamond Ring 2nd~l Diamond Set Locket 3rd-l Diamond-Set Scarf Pin 4th~l Silver Sugar B ow l and Pitcher 5th~l Cut Glass Salàd Bowl 6th-2 18-K-Gold Inlaid Ladies Back Comb 7th-2 Fancy G old Plated Clocks J 8th~3 Ladies’ Seal Rings 9tiw3 Gentlemen s Seal R in g s " flo u r, grits, etc* $18,353,446.1 '\ Lumber, laths, etc,69,9SS,6S9. \ That $37,000,000 item on shoe» is about o s interesting, or a little more, to the man in .the city as it is to the man with the That item o f $133,493,732 on meats w ill appeal to o il taxpayers except tliq vege­ tarians, and tee $18485,146 that will be aaved on flour, grits, etc* will appeal to It _ _ IH s that • cola ea ■ *■ B V S w l e i B l f l M I l v is called the Farmers* Free List, bus like the '“ good, aid time re llglo iT 'ln “ it is good for everybody.“ — PauseN ew ». — / ---------- -— r— ----T h e H ungry W in d o w ~ 0 ) W . Spencer, the man that makes your mouth water with cakes, pies and confection* has arranged a hungry win­ dow in the store o f J, D.- Roberts. A fine display o f bread, cakes and plea piled high In the 'window demonstrate* the ability o f lha baker in charge. Spenceri­ an bread l* the new kind that beau Mother's and the old fashioned way. The .loaf la extra big and -has a twist on top that reminds you o f a braid. Tha bread ' is fine grained and has no air boles sod tha taste Is tha kind that lingers. You w ant to gat "Spencerian twist” the next tim e you buy bread. DIRECTIONS Trace the outlines of at least SEVEN FACES on this or a separate sheet of paper, write your name and address plainly, and send or bring to our store. 1 • To the fifteen neatest correct answerg will be given the fifteen prizes, in the order named above. . Each person who send» in a solution will receive,a pair of cuff buttons absolutely free, and each person sending TUffe cor­ rect solution will receive, also, a special discount offer on a new piano. Remember that neatness and oorrectneeaf wiU be taken into consideration in making awards. Winners will be notified by mail. A il A n s w e rs M u tt be In Our Hands b y M a y 3 I » t , l » l i ■Organize Elks L o d g t Tba delegation from tha Orlando Lodge o f Elks about fifty strong w ill be here to­ night to Institute tbq Sanford Lodge. Tba team from Orlando is one o f tha best in the state and tha Sanford' fauns can beassured o f a good time and not one quiet nkxnent from the tim e the fun begins. Sanford lodge' «rill start out with a fins’ membership and expects to have a home •of their o w n are long. Tonight la your opportunity to beoome one o f the Bast People On Earth. JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM (W rite Plainly) City or Tow n.. Street and No. ^ Forsyth and Brldgp Streets Jacksonville, - Florida �TUf SANFORD HERALD hi BRAND BU' On the Banks of the Wabash Phone clusively by VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Letters and Communications on Various Tim ely Topics. COLUMN DÇV0TED TO PEOPLE the chairman left hi* chair, got out on the Root and made a personal count o f the vote— there . were were only 5 votes In opposition. The Inference to be drawn is i f a large number o f citizen objected to this eh:m<T, where were they thenT The A ll Work Receives M y Personal Attention meeting was advertised in the Herald on and best efforts Friday, to take place Wednesday night. Opposite City H all < 1Phone* £30 On Wednesday hand Jjllls or dodgers were scattered broadcast urging a large nt- Plumbing and ' G as F ittin g tendance, In This Department will be round the Everybody had the opportunity to at­ Views, Opinions and Comments tend; discuss and object. Does a plain Of Praetlcal Writers * 1 J h e S a n fo rd C h a rte r ed to draft reaolutiona to be sent to the legislature; the resolutions were read and dlsnutsed; they approved the . bill and called on otir representatives and our senator to urge p a A t g e b y the legislature. ., The vote on the resolutions stood 7 to 1 «r • majority of £9 in favor o f adoption, INTŒSÜCME statement o f die facts Indicate a ' dis­ position to smuggle a hill through; docs a plain rtatement of facts justify any persona charge that the advocates o f the bill ffeared dltcusslonT — ................ Con any citizen o f Sanford, who m ay be perfectly fam iliar with tills agitation, show where this relation c f facts Is fauityT A C itizen or S anford. T^Jfhe article In the Timea-Unlon o f May It, on this subject waa so timed, whether Intentional or not, that It cam e out on Thursday; readied Sanford In the after­ noon too late to receive notice In the Herald o f the next day. Article* In the Tlmes-Unlon— "Tyranny Under Republics” and ‘'Legislative Cour­ S u ccess a t H a stin g s tesy" were given attention in the Herald Another week and Hastings w ill step in the order In which they w rre published. out o f the lime light and ring down the The Herald was used for several reasons. curtain on the most profitable season that It Is our home paper; the place .where our she has had in several years. The wcathdomestic affairs should be discussed. It is the paper our home folks read. Many able. , The crop escaped from serious dtlzenk o f Sanford do not read tho Tim esdamage all through the growing period Union;it appears that the article pub­ and though at times suftcring fty lack o f lished in the Tlm es-Unloa were not for rain, the admirable supply o f flowing the edification o f S aoIau L people; they water obtained in all sections o f this terwere published, w e are led to believe, as ritory, furnished the nece&aai moisture a message to the legislature. to bring the crop to maturity, The yield With a representative lobbying ot has been up to the average, fifty barrels Tallahassee against a bill sent there with or better per acre being reported In many the endorsement o f the.city council and instances. The market, good at the start later supported b y resolutions froth the weakened during the” third week but Commercial Club, It is difficult to under^' lias now recovered and has passed the stand the necessity for communicating opening, with little prospect o f ‘going bowith the legislature via the "Peoples ow the present figure, (4, while Hastings . . . Forum" in the Times-Unlon. uses it. As to the last a rtid e “ Tho Sanford Forty dollars a load for potatoes d eliv­ Charter". The writer believes he knows ered at the stution. This soon amounts a large number o f citizeus who desire into money. But ten acres in Florida legislative approval o f- t h e hill and he and a life o f case .is all on ixiper and the does not know o f any one who has object­ farmer here who successfully brings U po­ ed’ to a disouaaion o f its merit*. A m eeting tato or any other truck crop to maturity of the Commercial Club was held for tills puts more energy and knowledge into cul­ purpose and ouy fellow -who wrote to tivation than the fanner o f almost any tli? Times-Union M ay 10, was there; other »action of the country, The returns brought out substantially what he later though largo are bard earned tind well ' * wrote— he was atten tively lisYened to. deserved. The output o f the section will scctlon’will lie was assured by Mr. Frank P . Forster, excel that o f any previous seuson, and the * - chairman that every man present would results o f the season have demonstrated have all the tim e he wanted. His ob­ again that Lire soil and clim ate here are jections as to legality were responded to' most fittingly adapted to the production by Mr. T^Em m ett Wilson and Mr. Geo. A. o f (rish potatoes and that in tills crop * DeCottes—both lawyers who work on the Hastings lias a crop that will "come proposed bill, ' * Hastings News. back.' . The Sanford correspondentof the TimeaUnlon, who in the paper o f the 15 Inst., The Case o f M cN am ara * flippantly referred to - Senator Massey’s W ith reference to die coining trial of .it. * i- ! . - . . visit was also one o f the debaters at the J. J. McNamara and other labor leaders meeting of the Cominerial Club. with dynamiting die Los Angeles-Tim es One of the features o f dila bill which building, die Indianapolis Star says; seems to annoy that port o f our citizen ­ ‘T h e previous good character and ship willing to- «scrib e - questionable general esteem in which Mr, McNamara motives to those who advocate it, is the has been held", says the Star, "w ill en­ matter of, contracts for public- work courage his m any friends and all o f us awarded to city Offlcigljpfgr.jbeir inform al in hoping that his arrest m ay develop to don and that o f the public in general the be a mistake and that his connection law U hero given; Judge Minor S. Jones, with the Los Angeles outrage and any of the Seventh Circuit, ruled that a coun­ others m ay be disproved. It Is necessary ty commissls<Soner who had sold supplies that die guilty should sufTcr, but it is ■t a "fa ir and reasonable price to the <iuite as uecessary that the innocent County o f Dade, had violated the la w and should go free. The offense with which could not collect for same. The supreme he is charged is one o f the most awful court o f Florida sustained Judge Jones. crimes of the century and it Is to be About this tim e Senator Massey In-“ hoped for his own sake, as well as for his (reduced a bill In the senate end s e c trod family, friends Bnd business associates Its passage, making this some offense a that he can prove his innocence". crime; as per aectlon 5470, general statutes. F lo rld a Crop C onditions This Maaaey act was, at a later date Washington May, 13— The condition on O M 7 ) amended by the Abernathy bill which extended the law to include muni­ May I, with comparisons, o f the principal in Florida, on the basis o f 100 cipal officers; General statutes 5062, crops representing a normal, as announced by page £00, the Department o f Agriculture was as Now is It possible that a n y o f our pub­ lic servants w ill be able to obtain public follows: Apr. I work, should they desire to do so.T • Crop 19H 1910 1909 1911 This charter was freely and fully dis­ Pineapples. . . . - - - , . 7 3 74 96 75 cussed at a public m eeting o f the >Com­ Orange trees mercial Club; a committee, consisting o f Lemon trees Mr. Frank J, Woodruff, Mr, Geo. H. Fer­ Lim e trees. nald and HrsJ. N. Whltner, waa appoint­ G rapefru it... The Gèo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co We Have the Tents and the Tackle The Average Increase in Population o f cities and tow ns everyw h ere is 35 per cent in ten years. T h is m eans that new hom es w ill have to he built and m ore stores p rovid ed. T h is w ill increase the valu e o f land at the edge W e Have S om e Choice P r o p e r ly * » that can be bought on easy term s. It w ill make you a beautiful h om e and w ill continu e to increase in value. N. H. GARNER The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co S a n fo r d , F lo r id a la n Clean. Orderly Pluce te bring your family to for u Picnic. Table«, Benches, Shelter, Toilets, Water, Refreshments.______ _____ * Immense Live Oaks Shpde the entire grounds. A shell mound fronting on Lake Monroe. Cement Dance Floor. A Sanitary Swimming Pool, filled from p flowing well, emptied and Cleaned Every Day. B athing Ten Cents Open Thursdays and Sundays. Guava Paste - Suits F o r H ire O ther days by A rra n gem en t D irection s:— Go west on First street, marl road, to Brody’s store, then nort to Rand's Biding, cross railtpad and keep rood east of and along railroad. Distance about three miles front Sanford. Guava Jelly OOSE Armour’s Extract Armour’s Boullion Cubes r t * Fleischman’sYeast ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS Pimento Cheese The Herald is prepared to furnish Engraved Calling Cords in any and all styles of engraving. Strictly up-to-the-mlnuto in type and workmanship.-An Engraved Card always carries „with it evidence of Bocial dislinctio! distinction. Let ub have your ordejt^ today. Watermelons THE SANFORD HERALD Co nu Ion[«s ’. W hile potatoes Gabbana;..— Gowpças-------Spring pasture Phone 39 Phone 148 - Herald Building Sanford, Florida �Tlir SANrORD^BÍtRAlD HOWARD-PACKARD LAND COMPANY Bulletin Not come to Florida if you have not made to .s tic k a t i t , t o a c h i e v e something. The temporary pioneer is not de­ sirable. T h ere is nothing 90 damaging* to this splendid sec­ tion, and to Florida in general, as the reports of the merely ten­ tative settlers who qpme here in the expectation of making a large fortune within a year, and, fail­ ing, return ¿0 their old homes depleted in purse, disgusted with the soil and the unaccustomed methods necessary to secure crops, with the climate,— disgus­ ted with everything, in fact, and who use all their eloquence to dissuade others from investing or undertaking to establish their homes here There is Alw ays a Reason fora Man’s Failure. Before you are influenced by what a returning settler says. about Florida, inves­ tigate why he failed to make good. We do not encourage the ten­ tative settler.. It is not the kind of pioneering that benefits us or our Section. It never promotes the best Interests and progress of any country and never will in Florida. Dorft expect to get rich quick here in a day or two. Dollars do not grow on trees; and do not come here without money. The more accuâtümètf you have been in making a dollar go a_ long way, tlie easier will be your first months on Volusia Farms. Volusia Farms needs sturdy men and women, mentally and physically, able to conduct farm­ ing as it is dope here under Florida’s sunny skies. Volusia Farms needs the permanent set­ tler with small capital; large de­ termination and industry who w ill not float a retreats at the first . disappintment.' Tyj^such people Volusia Farms offerV op­ portunities practically without Have never ■advo- W hile we have sold lundreds of acres to people who never saw the land before pur­ chasing and have alwas given satisfaction, yet we prefer not to sell ah acre without the pur­ chaser pe'ffeonally makes a selec­ tion, The excursions running to Sanford from northern and centeral western states every first and third Tuesday ^of every month during the summer, aflortr * M »* * * lfr i See What You . are Buying. Come here and investigate-what we are offering JaJk with the many people we lia ve been instrumental in bringing here from all over the United States. The larger, the number of people we can induce to come here on a tour of inspection, the more quickly we shall close out our V olusia Farms, tor the closer you know this tract th e better it becomes. " It ever occurred to y o q that there must b e s o m e sound fundamental reasons for Florida >riced so low compared with lands in the ntírth and west and even in the deserts where irrigation companies 'plan To 8upplyrwoter/AT> A PRICE! The principal reasdn is, I take it^that-Florida is.only just beginmany, many years she has been neglected. Development h a s just about begun, und developing. a State as large as Floridar. w hose; shore line is long enough to ex­ tend fromjJackspnyiJIe to Boston, takes time. Tt-takes-people, too, and money. Development could not take place were our lands priced on a basis of their earning capacity to start with, but that time is coming.- In the, develop’ ment-of any country there must be inducements for people to come in and cultivate the soil. • Florida’s Inducement to You Today is the Low Price of Her Good Lands The development of the past three years has been \yonderful. Immense wealth has been taken from the soil— TAKEN, mind you, not WRESTED as you wrest with the bard, heavy soils up 'north—and now the natural ten­ dency find the natural law of supply and demand id toward higher prides for these income bearing lands. * . V For years lands Were aluroaL'given avimy smpiy because the " Floridian H A D NO ID È A J O Y - THEIR PRODUCING POSSIBILI-, - TIES; diversified farming was un­ known. Witness now, the trans­ formation of a few years. Even , • the day o f twenty dollars an acre land has passed, and the time of thirty .‘dollars an acre land isi passing"every where. Jf I am any1 judge of the Florida land situa­ tion and the purchase of large tracts consummatad during this Spring are any criterion of com­ ing events, I believe the coming fall and wintej; w ill see Florida lands retailing for $50 an acre and upward according to locality and transportation. Volusia Farms is worth every cent of $50 an acre today' and those who invest in the develop­ ment stage are the people who w ill h i nke the hest tururover. We have sold quite a large num­ ber of farms and the territory is opening up in an immensely satisfactory way to our settlers and to us. • * . 1 *# E V E R A L times in these columns i nave spoFen of the apparent hindering of ____ the development of Florida » » » » I by the large iihancial in­ terests, anti the reasons why the ioward-Packafd lands are 'good . investments. I h a v e . just been reading ail article in ‘ ‘Moody’s Magazine” (a financial authority) relative to the large" earnings of banks and trust coinpaiiies who. hoodwink the sm a ll. depositor by ever saying 4 per cent is the ut­ most dividend to be expected consistent with safety*— f r —: — In the face of this legend, the banks themselves are declaring dividends as high as 40 per cent made with YOUR money. . Com­ pilation of the profits-of sixtyseven, banks in the borough of Manhattan, New York city, after showing earnings of 17.19 per cent, declared dividends of 10.33 per cent. The dividends of {he Liberty National amounted to 25 per certt. for the year, the Chase National 20 p er cent;; the First National 40 per cent., the Mer­ cantile Trust Company 25 per cent, and so on, these ligures be­ ing for the fiscal year eliding last June, according 'to Moody’s. Unquestionably to influence a depositor not to draw from the savings bank; for wild specula­ tion is sound,advice— very sound and commendable advice,.but an investment in Volusia Furms at present price is NOT a specula-, tion. Not' one of the tracts of land offered by this Company has ever been,a speculation. The V A L U E was therein the begin­ ning and * higher value is there more. speculation in the stocks of the Northern Pacific and other rail­ roads by’ ^the financiers .than there ever can be with our la'ndB, because our lands and prices are R IG H T .. Our methods of doing business áre RIGHT. We invite the strictest investigation of our­ selves and of our lands. Our business nps a better non-speculative foundation than thousands of business you yourself could mention. : Investigate for yourself the ad­ visability of your Volusia farm investment remembering that good real estate in a advancing country is the basis of*wealth. Writ« for our booklet. “ Resources of Volusia Farms1 " Peoples Bank Building FLORIDA |j***ÍL �M - •^ '</■ T ^ 1k ' ' T ilt SANFORD HERALD in union t h e r e U s tre n g th . W e h ave Sonrord Charter Bill th e g o o d s you n eed, a n d 't h e p rice TJie Herald's special To llqhasseq w ryo u c a n d o th e re s t. S an ford t urni tu re Co. ' 35-tl |respondent wires today ag follows: Little Happenings— M en tion o f ] H ave a roast duck fo r'S u n d a y dinner.,! “ The Sanford charter bill is on calendar I o f bills on second reading the Senate M a tte rs In B rief. [ Get It at Briggs’ market. Phone l, 40-lt | having already passed the house. Sena­ Look for Spencers bread in the window 1 tor Massey reports that it w i l l , probably PERSONAL HEMS OF INTEREST |°r;, 0 > Rol>" u ’ . be considered when the neirt-focnl hill ■ Go to Mrs. J..H. Britton, 110 Palmetto |calendar is taken up, date not given. , « ¡ « „ . I T „ l k l ava,m* * i o r *iyfiM. '» " » " c r y . 35-tf W e g lve tor the benefit o f our SiimmarV'O * One and two horso wagons with celery readers who have been making inquiries S uccinctly Arranged for MurM e b ^ ie a ,,t Underwood’s. 17-tf regarding the bill, rtrt H .« M R ..fc r ,. S w c„ „ , ||n€. , hc l ^ ■ in and a b o u t t h e c it y N. P. Y o w .ll o f Orlando visited city on Thursday. Mrs. T. A A.. Neal h as1 returned in this cRy after a pleasant in the |S nnrord P u rn lttire Co 'J 'H E 3 5 .t r “ E v e r w ear a saw around your n eck ? J - J. D. Roberts now lias a bread window. her H ave you seen Itf 4o-2c to visit to I 'T v o s c o n collars after-tw o o r three trips to the laundry that* looked just about as comfortable. ShnrordMaahlne All L o c a l A d v e rtis e m e n ts Under Th is * 1, 48-lf H eading, One Cent a .W o fd Each Issue N ew t i r e » pu t on old G o -G a rt» a t th e S a n fo rd Fu rn itu re Co., ’ 3 5 - tf For Rent— T w o furnished rooms modern Autoes and carriage painting at Unr conveniences. Reasonable, gentlemen Mrs. W ill Ludlum o f Dos Moines. Iowa derwood’s. First cla w work. 31-tf preferred. Magnolia and third, M rs.-R, is visiting her sister., Mrs. A . C. Ludlum E. Tolar. 39-2tp branch bakery at J. D. Roberts store. For Sale— One lot com er o f Laurel A ve, See window. . 40-2c Mrs. JL S. Keelor's m any friends will be W e rqake a s p c e la lty o f fra m in g glad to know that she has entirely recov­ p i c t u r e » , , T ry us. S a n fo rd Furniture dollar per thousand. Call . at 107, West ered from her‘recent Indisposition. Ninth St. S. J. Diggers. 38-3p t*o’ 3 5 -tf The meeting o f the Ladles Sewing Club For Rent or S a l»—Easy terms the Pope Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine d a ce just south o f Ginns, with'house and at Miss Bessie Longs last week was the & Garage Co. for vulcanizing. 48-tf barn with 42 acres o f land. A n ideal lost meeting o f the current,season. H ave you met Spencerian TwiBtT You place for poultry ^fam i. Sanford Suppy Dr. Bouchell o f rhomasVille Georgia is >Co. *■ .4 0 - lt can see it In Robert's window. 40-2c the guest o f his daughter Mrs. Henry For Rent— 7 Room house, bath and all . For Sale— Fam ily horse, buggy and har­ improvements, 206 'Laurel Ave." J. II. Wlget, at her homo on Pork Avenua. • 39-tfc ness or either. N. H. Garner. 31-tf Ferguson. Kirs. Henry W ight node a short visit in For Sale or Rent at n Bargain— Ten G et your Mason's fruit Jars and jelly New Smyrna last week, the guest o f her acres on Bcardall avenue, close to statiin . brother Dr. L. B. Bouchelle apd his fam ily.’ glasses nt W .!W . Long's. Five acres tiled, farmed two years. In­ .. 39-tfcr ■ G. W. 'Spencer is a baseball fan, all quire Herald. The many friends o f Mr, and Mrs. II. R. To Rept— For four months beginning Stevens will regret to learn that Uteir right and has named his new bread the with June 15th, furnished house delight­ baby daughter, Rebecca, continues very “ Spencerian Tvfiat fully situated. Apply, Capt. Marks or 40-2tp sick. ^ I A ll kinds o f repair work. Sanford Ma A . Vaughan, Phone 59. For Sale— One first class R. R. ticket W ea th er R e p o r t— Rain 1.followed by j Chine & ^Garage Co. 48-tf Orjando. Miss Bessie Long was the tostesa of the Young Ladles.^ sewing d u b last Thursday evening. Gas engine' repairs. 4 Garage Co. light shower* followed in turn by more You-can get yellow corn meal at laing’s I Qbi0, jjooj to May 31st, * 7911. Will seli rain and so on to the first day In Septem­ G ro ccf*___ 20-tf very low. Address P. 0. Box. 506. Sanber. W anted— 100, men and women to t a k e K or^‘ 40-ltp For ^ CI,t— Fw0 ,lx ¡« > ® “ U modem lien, Forest Lake' paid tho city a flying stock in the Sanford B u ild in g s Loan As1conveniences, com er Palmetto and Sixth visit this week and reports everything at sue union. •• Streets. A pply at 313 Mugnolla A ve. the state capitol in a flourishing con5 or 0 doses “ 666" w ill cure uny case 30-2p For Sale— My fancy driving and aaddlo o f Chills und Fever. Price, 25c. , 37-tf tsr— lîjtlon, horse. Cecil Gabbclt. 39-tf Cocoa Long Bar Soap just roce'lved a Bishop H. C. .Morrison' o f I^cshurg, ho« For Solo— Or rent, good 10 ncro truck 33-tf ) been a recet visitor to Sanford, and while W. W. Long's slore. farm near Cameron City, 5 acres' tiled. here was the guest o f Rev. J. A . Hendry W hy not keep money in circulatlonT 7 acres under cultivation, good house nnd and family. Buy stock in your home Building & Loan farn, 40,000 feet celery boards. A lso , 5Q acre« good hnminock land for sule. In *40-2c quire Herald Office. - * 40-tf There are some exceptional bargains in Association. Underwoods for harness, saddles, horse Snnfcrd real estate advertised in The 17-tf Herald at.present. N ow Is the lim e in and mule jewelry. , . buy while it is cheap. Just re c lc v e d a n ew line o f A rt squares, p ric e s reason able. S an ford Miss Louiebelie Brown o f Law ty, and F u rn itu re Go. , 3 5 -tf at present a student at Stetson Univcrsi When the'contractors.arid builders are ty was a recent visitor to Sanford, the busy trade is good. S ee Sanford Building gneit of Mrs. .W. L Milteer. 4 Loan Association. 40-2c Miss- A n n is M e ■Dorm il a charmiag 3 or 5 doses “ 660** will cure any case 61’ young lady o f Columdla S. C. is a guest nnd Fever. Price 25c. 37-tf at tho home o f her uncle Dr J. N. ' Place the iuleB to your real estate hi Robson nnd his fam ily on the heights the Realty-Trust Company und avoid com­ • The new lo d g e 'o f Elks will occupy plications. Fur particulars address U. F quarters recently prepared In the Stone Whittier. Jr.. Secretary. 7-if Gove Block' where everything has been It's a good thing l> save .something. arranged for the comfort o f the members. Try it few shares Sanford Building 4 Dick Culhoun claims tlm medal Jlfi ho I>oan stock.__: ____ - ■ __________ -46-3c ~ caught a 16 pound-trout this week but Dr. Howard bus returned nnd can be lflpk couldn't resist hi? appetite und de­ found at his residence in the forenoon voured th e fis h so' he cannot prove1 his und his office in'the afternoon. 22-tf assertion. W e are equ ipp'd to handle your repair Sanford Machine 4 Garage-Co. " ‘- The friends ‘ of Mr. and Mrs. ,Butler work. 4Htf. deeply sympathise w ith -th e m „ in the How soon d m I get a loan? is the quesj death of their infant child that occured at their home last W ednesday, after a lion most often usked the Building, 4 LoatrAss'n. 'K v e r y one can g»t money long und painful tlln e i*.' ” quicker if you buy u few shares. 40-2c The Anuniua Club initialed W. II. UnW h y not let its store your rurnlturc derw|od and Cecil Gabbett Into the mys­ while you are away for the summer teries of Ashcraft last Tuesday, after and save house rent., Sanford rurnh which a bounteous repast was spread ill ture Co. ' 3 5 -tf Black Hammock, Hight Priest Meltinger Best grade Butterenc ut Long's grocery presiding. Try it while butler is Idgh. 26-tf ■ - ir : - , ., -- - - No doubt the many friends o f Mr. A l­ For fresli dressed jwultry see .T. W, bert Crush o f this city will be pleased to Briggs. Pjiune 1. . 40-lt leam tlrnt he lias been granted a diploma 'Dou't forget you can get youh chipped for the Complete Gas Engine Course wiUt beef and ham cur on an American slicing \ the International Correspondence Schools machine itt W. W. Long's market. 20-tf ofScrunton, Po. " Mother's "Day which iin g ' dccomo an affair o f National importance, and a most beautiful custome, was approjirintely celebrated is some o f the Sanford . churches last Sunday. A large number of die Snnday school chi Idem wore white chrysanthemums in memory o f the day. John Rose, aged fifteen years, the son 1LI.__■ r. W . . . . . of Mr ond Mrs. Rose, proprieters o f the Bye-La HotU died Sunday morning of typhoid fever. Punerlai service were oonductcb at the hotel Monday afternoon by Rev, J. A . Hendry, assisted by Rev. J- F. Mckinnon and bishop II. C. Morrison. The remains w ere carried to Orlando for Interment Mr and Mrs Rose nnd the three slaters who mourn the loss-of this loved ono have the sympathy o f many friends. [ - The nursmg -home -ut-kth and Elm Ave, is prepared to care for a limited number o f surgical cases. Mrs. Wright, iiGrse' in |charge. I 33-tf Go to Briggs' market for broilers. Phone No. 1. • - ... 40-lt Just received a shipment . o f Mason's fruit jars nnd jelly glasses for early can. . ning purposes. Let me supply your wants. W. W. Long, grocer. 33-tf Briggs' market has all kinds o f fowl and chickens. Phone* No. 1. 40-lt Tarring Shsll Roads. An experim ent Is being made by Street Comm issioner Crnry o f S t A u ­ gustine, Kin., w ith a U\r binder on the sbQll paving on South S t G eorge s tre e t Th e results o f tho toot proved to be entirely wiUafnctory, nnd It may solve Mrs. T. Picton Vifurlow o f Orlando will the problem o f m aklpg the shell pnvont the piano recital given by pupils of ment more lasting at slight expense. Mrs^Fonnie S, Munson in her studio next Six buudred square yards w ere treated Monday evening. M ay 32. Mrs, Warlow at a cost o f 4H couta a yard. T h e fin* a.rich aoprano, full o f sweetness and su rface was first scarified and then W h ile the shell power. . Her numbers for the evening j graded to a croyrn. *RI Include a group o f songs from Jessie | wits In this loose condition gas tar w as applied, and tho street w aq then rolled Gaynor, an “Old English Group’ ’ and mlswith tho steam roller. T h ere la e v e ry oellaueous selections. Friends and strangIndication that the street w ill nuw shed •rs cordially welcome. Prograin cotn- the w ater liettcr in mlna and that the m e n e « at 8 p, ut. Voluntary adralaaslôn gaa w ta) r w ill' act as a binder, preventfor program expense*. Seats m ay be rethe sbell from grinding up aad •enr#4 o f Mrs, p, L, T b re rtw . I blow ing » w ay. L a u n d n y B o g R o y ii ‘ 'T h e y had 'saw' edges. " I know the reason, too. It*» because the edge o f the fabrio next the neck i i turned in fiat and sharp. * ..‘.'They're made wrong. - “ N o 'saw ' edges on Corliss* Coon collars with th eir 'gutter Seam.!_ T h at means thq outside fabric is turned in o v e r the in­ terlining, m:il. ¡nj; routlded edges. „ ''T h e y 'r e made right. >f‘ ■ ' * C o r lis s - C o o n » 5 C o lla r s FRANK Clothier and Men’s Furnisher SANFORD FLORIDA For Sale—Choice o f 2 good young mules w ell broken In good fix, 16 hands high, H E best values (o be had in m edium priced eleven hundrod pounds, cheap for quality shoes and O xford s can be found at our ami cash. S. M. Pickens, Bcardall A ve, R. F. D. No. 3. 40-2t store. A new lo t - received selling at if you want a position or are in need of h«flp,'let mo secure thorn for you through the Souiticrn Busiuess Exchange. Send | for blank application, term*. e ta F. N. Hitchcock, agent. Box 1187, Sanford, FIor»| T3E ~ ' ‘ 37-4c which have not o n ly excellen t w earing q For Sale— Pnlr line largo mules. Sound, I flue condition. A barguin at 5250 for | just as much style, and fit just as w ell, t pair. Jos. C. Harris. t 37-ltp the higher priced shoes. T h e shoe at the For Kent— A t Coronodo Boaclt next to I Hotel, 10 room double houye, five rooms appeal to all econ om ical shoe buyers. on :«id e furnished complete. Enquire 1-ewis Ypung, Orange City, Fla. 40-2tp Rooms— FumiBhetl, gas aqd artesian water. $1.25 per week and up. 315 JE. ■Mr St;—— ............. . "W -tf 1 l^jr R ent— 12 room house on Myrtle av-1 enuc. Enquire 212 Fourth S t.„'betw een [ Oak aqd Myrtle A vcs. a" 35-tf - For Sole— Ten good• cows. 'A p p ly Mrs. A. Vaughan, Phone S9, 40-2p liost— Gold bund bracelet engrave with Initials M. E. H. Lost on' Celery Avenue near ferry. Return at Hands- stable and receive reward. "*"* . 38-tf For Sale— Indian runner duck eggs, you can successfully hatch nnd raise them every'm onth in the year. $100 per 13.- $2.00 per 30. $3.00 j « r 50. U. S. Mikersell, Sanford, Flu. 38-ltp - For Sale— Mission bufTet, dining table, serving table and chairs, library table, McDdflgal kitchen cabinet, white frost refregcrutor and three burner oil' stove, Inquire E. R. Titus, office J. E. P a ce»-on' 1220 Pork A ve. 40-ltp VFor Kent—Cash. Ten acres two miles FIRST CLASS CRATE M A T E R IA LS , Sanford, Fla west o f Sanford, house o f 7 rooms, land all tiled, two wells, stable for horse- For further information address,.Lindley W al­ ker. Box 818, Sanford, Fla. »- 38-5tp Phone us for prices oil screen doors and window- screens. ~Onr ktock- is -COii)plblt1. Or H. Fernald;— ----- H — —------ —’ -*-46-2t For Sale— Piuno at a bargain, upright, in good condition! Address Box 1127. t 36-tf W e now have displayed our full Hue of gas and. gasolene stoves. Our clerks Are always glad to show tho goods. Geo. H. Fernald, Hardware Co. 40-21 Two nice fresh Jersey cows for sale cheap. Also Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching nnd stock. Free booklet. Lakemonl Pou!:ry Farm. W inter Park, Fla. 36-tf Get m i ¡vices on tho beat lndubatora. Don’t buy until you see me, will save you money. E. R. Potter. 40 4t For Sale— One span o f mules, wagon and harness; mules six and seven years old. weigh about 1,200 pounds each. In ­ quire of W. A . Minnick, Cameron City. 26-tf-p ' , For. I.’ jn t— Three new ftirnistied rooms, cor. Myrtle ond 10th. For Sale— Young horse, well broke, gasoline engine and unn. Also farm implements. A . B. ock. Oak A ve. and 2nd St. . 38-tf Wonted for the summer— Gentlemen roomers at Stumons, 315 E. 4th St.. $1.25 and up a week. # 35-tf Fur Sale— Chalmers Thirty 1910, pony tonucau. full equipment. Perfect con­ W c Make Everything Known to the. Trade dition. und will be sold at a barguin. ay 1 need a larger car. A lso K rit Roadsters with full equipment, only run short lime, PH O NE 106. NO. I l l P A R K A V E N U E . as good as new. W rite for ¡vices and descriptions o f those two bargains. IS li. 2 cylinder ferro with reverse gear and Branch Store Roberts Grocery, next Postofficc ull equipment $200.00 T. P. ConpropsL D ayton« Beach, Flu. 34-lf Sanford Florida MMM ;.R. Calhoun n/er Our Motto: h " Cleanliness Only exclusive baker in the city. A ll mixing done with latest improved Sani- tary machinery^ Spencer’s Bread handled by all firstclass grocers. �i":'. ECONO « f ln r r i f i T i i r ‘ Th e danOd a t' the W e t o k a ^ u ^ T u e fjq y , evening. May 23rd. h o i been postponed. Owing to the beginning o f the Sanford High School commencement exercises on that evening. n id tr Murniiij at Sanford;,Für (riw ib Im p o rta n t U g ls lo t fo n Disposed ASf Tlal ■w Ufnak O f n tr wK Cattrod u Mcood-cUu mall matter Austin 2Ind ISOS, at the Poe loffie« at Sanford. F lo r id a / " ander Act of If arch 3rd, 1070. fU m )n Béràld m it o | Telephon« N a US. In 'th e ' spring a young ' linin'* fancy lightly turns to thoughts dlt-atung again— baseball Sw at the fly wherever ypu flndf him for upon hlsdqathdcpcteds jljp s o fc t y .o flh s city during the summer months. The bill to prohibit seining w ill work a hardship on those firms engaged in fish­ ing, but ohl you angler, with the hook and line I . The L iv e Oak Democrat nptlv remarks that the man who is c o rth in k in g iio w of hooks and lines m ust, have tin hook­ worm. seriously wounded over a de|jt in .Jacksonville and $ man killed In Birmingham for. the same cause would Indicate that; collections ore not as good as they might be. ROUTED AT LAST ' L a st week the Investigation' Into the sou rc^ of ,ihe evident bribe offered Mr. .>*** W ap » i s brought to a close by the com. mTttee tiling its report. The report was a very complete one, all the testimony taken being submitted with ..the. report. The com m ittee reported they were unable U> determine the source o f .the Intended TJrihe,! bat*.they wen? o f the opinion thnt the House M6sienger was in possession o f Information he. was holding from the committee. Th e House Messenger was discharger by the house on a roll call vdte. ' ” ’ 1 ‘ '■ ■ • Tirc_q u e ill6 V b f“ the school text book contracts w as. dlsiiosed o f last Monday. Thpre were fou r;pending bills providing far the State U niform ity o f school books and far the state to contract for them in built. One bill providing for practically a continuance o f the same system was also fin d in g , known as the Terrell Bill. The Senate had ahead y passed the Cone BUI providing for State Uniformity. Sen­ ator Gone had turned over the m anage­ ment o f his In ; the 'bouse to represents] liv e Gray o f .Gadsden. When the special order camn utyM iy-Cray m oved that lbe| senate bill be considered which was 1 agreed to. A fte r the adoption-of several y amendments Jo the bill offered the floor leader'for-the bill, the rules! w ere w aived and the bill was passed by a vote o f (5 1 ) -td five (S ). The final vote sh o w ed 'th a t the opposition w ent to pieces when they saw they were the OE T H E Famous M OST ‘ Specialists ______________ ____ :------------ 5 A T TH E Robbing Nest 8anfordr Florida ' ,n?‘!- " Notice o f Sale o f .Freight Under s n i by virtue of Sfctlon 3127 of the Gen­ eral Su lu lei at ibe State a t Florida. Notice to J. O. Hanks of Sanford. Fla., mad to all others concerned. Section 3127 of thr General Statutes of the State-nf Florida, I. F. P„ Rlnea, ASenlofthe Atlantic Coast Line Railroad-Com‘ At*-------------f Return warm friends o f to learn that the public benevolent . organization «3ÔS?,-M f P « çent, they,are “ n a ^ property td be taxed: Let us to prayerl" 1 So intfjks the Sanford . Herald, which lives among the, celery kings and Is as .With the trials and. trlbulalons o f the patrons o f the Soutltern Ex-. s Oompehy ut ir It dw elt in Dade ny. / . s Uie .progress-of the case heard U sttet— k by tli« Interstate Gomnierce ^ -S n is s lo n T t was brought* out b y thé atsy for the Florida Hnllrood Commisthat die profits o f the Southern Exi Company In 1010 was only two mil! dollars apd.tbat th e y' possess quite • hundred thousand dollars* Worth o f ty to earn this sum— surely there la g wrong in a corporation earn- a çoüfgo o f million dollars u year on — invested capital o f much less than haft a-mlUlohl --- * Wéf-aW surprised at-the Sanford Herald becoming sarcastic In this matter, and hojle'ul see It start a muvement making J M P ilia mnnlrltM>l ^tahll«hm«n< quarters for the oppressed kpany, In every town in Florida. When I lions ore not making more titan hundred per ootit oh their invoettts they should be given privileges to pensate for Ute—deficit, by public citizens and in the Instance of th* ¿x| Company their own >T aays that their patrons are satI that tlielr d targte urd not opprettIve that Indeed they are “ moderate"—« ) " p l W . w a y . o f calling aUeqtfop to a’ ' dividend o f 147 per cent (when H quita Is certainly -Miami Metropolis. GoAJaMsj dSdeasJw« kecelldl The boon hu lerva-ta* tlven. And nd tl thouAh the body moulder* here, The «oui la «ale In heaven. — — ^ ------ ,— ■— ^ T » h r n f f IlkpSt U lll Tf t ht Division PasM nger A gen t J. G. Kirk 4and o f the A tlan tic Coast Line, with beaequarters in Tampa, yesterday re- A b o u t7 Florida, It Biossoras, W fe ly TAM PA in F L O R ID ^ -- k— -* ........ EAST WEST We Never Use The Knife and-Women Treated For Information, Rates and Reservations see near­ est A tlantic Coast Line A gen t or write , A. W . FRITOT, P. P; Agent 138 Weit Biy.St. fuuwvwwwwwwvwvtfwwwwwywwvwywvwwvwtfuvwsvt The Best *» ♦ - ‘ ^ ( ¡ L i > A % Y0U\G MEN it matters npt* wwjjt' your ailment may be or how long sUnding, if your fu­ ture health and happiness are at stake consult this doctor. He will cure you If you afe curable.' Everi kinf of human ill falls at the | touch of\thete wonderful men sne TnwvelouTliave LeetTthe cures that it is hard indeed to find the dividing linej between human accomplishment and] miracle.- _It ________ matter»- ___ not______ what,_________ the ill United Specialists X * , - Property ' - . *■’ • * 4t _______ - Near Sanford J u s t s few tots.. leftr and they, can be bought for one-third their aei tu a r value, oii. easy terms. To wait is but to lose, so come,, look ¡and you will -buÿy Good road to the Property, good sidewalks, through the Property and good people li-ring; on the Property. : : : : questod the-publicatlon o f an announce-1 may. he; it Opattert not discouraging rement that ualn Nos. 27 and 28 o f that have been made from any system operating between Sanford and n; jt matters not if you hsve[ Lakeland will be discontinued on May-20. [been.told, that grim death stares you The two trains, mentioned, which have ip the Tace. Go and toiuult this docbeen in operation for several months Itor a n d if there is the finest thread past, have proved a great convenience [ which to hang a hope you will to residents o f the sections affected olid I ffp cfth s t hqpe, and the h ope will suregreat Joy waa m a n ifested whep they ly lead* ypu to th e blue skies o f peace Were first put in effect: The additional |co n ten tm en t and health, trains baye enabled residents and - busi- { »ess men to transact business in nearby | 125 Laura •Street, Jacksonville, Flf* J owns witlmut loss o f time. ' Suburban * 'dimtultics, rupture, tumor, cancer c_ piles do not listen to it and have your lift endangered by the lice, knife pj j needle - beiopt/ consulting the United! JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA roven aen t C o m p a n y Office First Street Opposite Poatoificc M arks Real E s tute Agency, Agente.* If k. -------- Ten Cents tho,Copy 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 I N G 'C A R S home, where he Ifl-eaTc from^Voflumg; • ^ ^ V / n y o n e t o - D n d ir ^ I temptation and III flesh t f- lle lr io: HeI « ^ “ »Lop«atK>n Tot womb or ovarta- A ii) see U vacant In their hum*. which never can be tilled T e l l * all SOUTH ■, — ..................... A Magazine that r/r/ LADIES who suffer from special diseases, and i John Lindsay R ose those nearing the change of life, maid­ i John Lindsay R o m , the only s o n . o f ens approaching Womanhood having Clarenoe W. and L izzie E. Rose, was •ny deviation» from health caused by J born, December 6th, 1R95, at Indianapolis, irregularities or diseases peculiar to Indiana, and -passed on to the higher women, should consult this eminent life May 14th, 1Q11, at Sanford Florida, Atlanta specialist. Angular dispro­ hnd his body was laid at rest at Orlando portionate women will, by recovering Florida M ay 16th. A g e 15 years, 6 . perfect health, gain that w«U rounded, months and 8 days. His life here inJ |/ynrm?tfical figure to much desired, brief. He was a source o f constant J oy yet too often beyond their .grasp for to his parents, his dupe sisters and the want of the right medical advisor. relatives Ilfs young life was full o f These,as wcll as weak, indifferent wo­ Whist can be fondly tre a s u ry and re­ men, under the doctor’s treatment, he-1 membered. W e . say it was a disease come strong, well vivacious intThlppy. that took his;gehtal loving spirit~dwiiy. OVARIAN but it was on . angel of God that comet .. , , ,rorr rwomb troubles are If you have that woy and took him to. the It e n ^ ly J V " c ^ni^c w ill l i v e In* the fem Uy thoughts and affections more thun ever before. They will begin now to appreciate his young life more than ever, they could while ha was with them In the flesh. H e js now in a fairer land where be w ill grow In knowledge and Ip grace .forever. ,' Weeks I S , N O R T H article In thp'Jacksonville Metrop- the present contract-. ates that the 'Southern Express __-.In Florida wlU r llfTlpi Angles bill provides for the aboliahing I k. r(ir,Ki- BD1C* Jacksonville some rim e ! M ffiM tlftrifrS tim i® Depot of the Atlaatio C«*it Line Rallrund Company Tuesday Afternoon Wednesday till 10 8« m.lij TIONl o r THE EXPRESS COMPANY entirely thé Lease System at the end ' of r If l In Sanford, Florida, sells at public otitfry to the hlshcaiand heal bidder, for cash, nineteen (19) toot of refuse lime, contained in Atlantic Coast Line Railroad cor number 14230. consigned by the Florida Lime Company of Kendrick. fTotkls to j. O. Hntks at Santunf. Florida, to cover freltni c.hartea and detnumSe sttahtst saht shipment- at lime, amooutlns to the sum of one bandied and lflhteetl;daUars.(U8.00), payment of which Is apipad b - contUnee. by F. P. Rum. A ie n t 4t>~5w A fte r a struggle o f six years against one Qf the wealthiest atid b£st b fg a iiii»d lasers. Mondy afternoon the' house killed the combinations In the United States, >the three' agricultural A l l D lS C flS C S O f M C Il book trust, audits nllied forces, the people measure providing the _ _ o f Florida ore to be congratulated over schools Introduced b y Mr. West o f Santa | one o f the greatest legislative victories Rota. A lso the house refused to adopt I n the history o f the State, the Joint Resolution In reference, to the | In the passage o f the Cofic uniform text Initiative and referendum,' however Deafness cured by an entirely new | book bill on yesterday., Thp; bill had motion for reconsideration.is pending, system. * . / passed the senate, whore It originated, v Tuesday thè house'considered a list o f I No matter what your disease may some time before and had been' duly appropriation bills. The bill to take fifty be or how long standing, the doctors oefti lied ‘in ‘tils houae, where itfoun d Itself thousand dollars (50,000) from the fund Will locate your disease without asking among several others o f the same nature. derived from the hire o f convicts and you spy questions. The doctor is said Adulated by un unselfish' spirit rather pisce tQ the credit o f a fund to Improve to he thk greatest LUNG and rare, eyen among legislators, the advocates the Insane Asylum was killed. The ap­ CATARRH specialist-in America. If o f state uniformity got togethar and, af­ propriations for an 013 Soldiers Home, yôu hkve catarrh or lung trouble go ter consultation, agreed upon united sute for acquiring site was passed. The house | ,Snd be examined. The sick and af, P « t p r ih e Qone bill, and. aa*ii preparatory “ m* roller“ *a,nry 10 flicted should take advantage of the opstejv ,withdrew All others, bills or sub­ lUOMtf andihe Attorney General end here offered. Go and h.ve your your stituted the'Code bill ‘ f<ir' them. It was Su^memWht °f education la Pending, f, forevcf (etdcd further agreed;.to* make certain ' amend* The bill, (br redistrlcting the JudidslJÜjg U curable the United Specialists u w fra^ kj y; if incurable m enu demanded as the consideration Clrcülts was jutssed by the senate and the w il, lc ll representatives by decisive , ^ w,|, give__you such advice as to for piteport o f the bilL which amendments houœ did It no Injury; but rather strengthened votes.. Tltere Is M ine apprehension that prolûng Ufe. No kick man or woman ftfl to m n t x l h l h w emîncnt it- A ll amendments were placed in the governor will veto the bill but since d in g jtfp f ond member, and It V o s agreed the vote was so large he _probably wlU raen . Jt is ,h e greatest opportu n ity o f many |jfe V ----to all amendments .proposed by plinthe bill. The bill provide# for eleven I tbe ^ Circuits. The prevent mmtbi-r is cu'li!, you f,^ ve cheiim atism , liver, kidhim And td oppose all coming from any oth8r;;souroa. This plan worked like a the Bar Arooctefion asked for tJdrteen.- ney or h U d d a troub!ci paraly?iSi hcart chanti and the bill went throug i by tho so the billMs Jess than the Bar Assocla-J ¿ ¡5enfe| nervous deb ility, dyspepsia,inoverwhelming majority o f 54 to 3. It was tibn nsktNl forbUt thouglit to be suffllctcnt-Idigestion. constipation, epilepsy and eertUUd at once to the senate, taken up The house had .under consideration all g , V |ta. dance, go and be cured by at U tfn lg tu ** session all o f; the amend- Wednesday morning the bills o f Mr. k j j n eW .syjten) * C(|Bccrs aiij ‘ tum ors curcJ in their menui concurred in and the bill passed. A ngle o f polk providing for the abolition It m n^goes to the governor, whose signa­ or the Convict l^ a s e System and t h e L | y , st. ees. Strictures, ulcers, all lk in and sca]p dlseaiCSi p„ e i ture ' I f will undoubtedly at once re- creation o f a State Tlighw ay Commission ceiHJ—'Tampa Times. u U oth e submitting o f n t o q u e s tio n L nd \ ruptures cured. The U n ite d . ... . a m K,,! BU.î,e . W f u ", Specialists cure ev.ry case they accept t;put up a- tr »' property of the -aia - w F L O R ID A FLOWflR. JF.—. * m t. w • • mi m* m -'m !? t f m f f f f m Subscription Price, $2.00 ■ Tear In - 'a �■í.-er- - r--* COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES DELINQUENT TA X LIST Notice is hereby given thnt the following described rcol estate, now assessed for Sanford h igh S c h b o l.W M C lose Fr% ny . .-■'■* o f N ext W eek ■JVAt Seht imper Nrnv»'* Addition the city taxes m the city o f Sunford, county o i Orange, state o f Florida, for the year M. Rotundo.,*. ' ,All blocks A. D Tlic closing exercises o f the Sanford Nineteen Hundred and -Ten (1910) and the taxes thereon not having been paid on R .'L Jones ... I lLots.3, R. L. Jones ... High School will begin on Tuesday night Mr*. A. Ü. Nei the 1st day o f April, lt f l l , the taxes arc now delinqent. * S You man . . jH„y 23 and cud on Friday. M ay 2(5. Fol­ Weite» June* Peter Hoffman lowing «he jwogrom: Name Amouta ------Tuesday; May 23rd. B p. m. “ The M r . A UL heave & Whltiler F o x ..................................... Colonel’s Maid.” n comedy In three acts Chase W. P. Carter...... Mrs. A. 1). Neavt*.................. .R. tills «....;.. Presented by the Literary Societies o f the E. If. L, Tltrajlirr, Trastee.......... :... F. Beoninll Jtiinown _ .»»tgiooj* »**<*.*( tr.i High School. J: H. Keriliisim o.uo Nelson M. Wat/on.......... ............ Mary L. Phelps .. Unknown ................... : ....... Wednesday, May ¿14, 10:30 a. in. Eighth W. 12.00 V P. I' Carter. I’.r le r 24.00 Grade, graduating exercises. Address by Unknown .... Chappell's Addition, 7.20 W. E. Harvey 3.00 Mr. D. L. Thrasher. V. Hawkins... 12 00 ^ Wednesday, May 24, 5:30 p. m. Class Mary Cootier." L2Û M.^M Scœni " l ......... Ct DeMont tlr|r* tritlhown ........................ 84.00 löTtTrSparkir -^Day exercises. 12.00 tieo Atkin*.. ifv :;;:;::;;;;:::::; Thursday. May 2.3, 8 p. m. Reception A. D. Smith . W. H. Peters. Mpry M. Seenni ............ ' .......... laits 7 end 8 ___... by Junior Class, Faculty and Trustees to S. & St. P.Jty EM A. M. Tyler .. the Senior Class.___ Lots 7. 8, II and Iff Standlford'» Addition ** T. A. Newltut H of lot* 12 and 13 Friday, May fiT 8 p. m. High School E. D. Dennl* ............................ tusón.. I). A. t,nMwell A Sttna___ graduating exercises. Address Dr. LinIni dren Thotnit* r e l i e f .......... . M . L u ^ a i n . . . . ......... ......... . 3 12 A. T. Rotsetter 3 All o f the Commencement exercises will W. F. Leavitt.' A. 5.-Stand! forti. 5 n . be held at the new High School building. W. ÎV Leavitt. ; hoylnck................................... 3 » J. W. liaríow.. 5 8 Only those who receive Invitations w ill be E. F. Melts ... n h. M a r t i n ......... 13 |J, W. Bowman L H .p ,ra .h e r !5 12 admitted to tho reception, all other exer­ W. H. Wright . 0 1• W. S. Stetson . 8: t e i ' : : ; : : ......................... cises are open to the public. (1 3 R. L. Griffin . * 0 . 0 An admission fee o f 35 cents w ill be 6. F. Stafford . w -1L! W wRi ja i .m r "i.............. ...... w ........... 0 It ¡W* While............................... Ü 12 dunged for the “ Colonel's Maid.” ’- This tl 13 Unknown ........, .................... ¡sice Iiicid d er-rcscrvcd ^ sctrts^ A ltscn ts toward Pa'efcârèü u id tpñ~ M. It. Martin .. Georae Turner................ ;............ reserved, and Uie one price for every one. Prlnoe Stridititi Diati D a y . . . ...... T. J Miller...... There will be an exhibit in the High A. M- Thrasher L. G. Stria,fellow'» Addition ..School building o f the work done by the Charles Jones.. E. Woodcock ....................... . grades during the yeor^ The attention o f (L EL Lee. R fj;W v m the public is especially called to iiiis ex­ Unknown.... H. T. IVlejjnll (* Rivers -—... hibit us It is a fair sample o f the work II. A. Howard W. S. Win« .. Sob'Divlton Blocks X, Y, 2. U. G Morirne r v i f c p o ln th0 P“ 8t C,S,lt ycnr8' V. Forrest Lake Ç. W. Ham ilton,;:........... ...........' : ^ , N. J. P erkins . L. A. UninWey................... ; . ... Z; ^v ; U * . * "* T. J. Allen ........................... *. .‘ « Aaron Rotdiln*......................... 1 Snnford It» and Water Co.... N H «« »••*»■#**»« . 0 DO T E L L U8. S. Pnlesttm.............. ........... 9* li* Girarti,..,...... ................... 2 Unknown................ - ____ ■Wfa/l^lt when a w o m ih ehoos a hen A H Girard....’ ......... .. .............. • .8 Chad'* Jone»............................... Bbs cannot throw aa straight as sentla­ Unknown.......... ............... k*‘s *»a,tt»***»** t'S J, T. A lle a ........I............. . • A. J Tliompson....... . . . . . . . . 10 me n f * ’• * Unknown. ..................... Is It bacausa aha has too m on r curves I. L. Bennett ...................... Robinson's' Addition That from her hand the mlssUo alw ays 1. E. TerwIIleScr.......... awervee, W. Clark . ........... Snnford Ice anil Wate/ Works All except lot 0 K. of P. L aid o ............................ ■wets her poor husband In the eyes Snnford Ice nod Water Work* Or throush Lha parlor w indow BlesT ---------—----- 8.00-----:— ;—- f l 1.60 % i is ' M -olft-Uulky. : J: Why is It when tho preacher’s asked to * • dine ’ Ills kind eye sparkles like "rich ancient wlnoT Does lie have vision Ilka prophet lo sect Tbst-brings tho distant Chicken near? ■ Bay, can he smell roast rooster a whole year before The ax haa spilled Uie cackling victim 's gors? Whir 1« It, now, that- poor oM Johnny V. Slow ' - T. Has never.mnJo tho grocer bualneaa go? Why do big cobwebs ' festoon all his shelves . u .. "* . And ruts and mice., swartn out to help themselves? .s Now tell me w h y Uiat poor eoul can't duo• . ceed . • . Like yoiuler money m aking Dllty Bpceil. Well, dear, w e'll answ er this fo r you I f you'll reply to questions ond and two. - .— Bill tlpred believes In using printer's Ink. And that's Just w hy he's m aking piles o f , chink. * ;• BU store and goods art) Just tho proper • caper \" •• Because lie advertises In tills paper. 0, hr. U A ltN lT X . Vanlty. . ."DaugliU*r7” “Vch, another?” "You w ill tako cold dress.” in that thin 1). A. IJurton» . * J. H. Marsh .1. E. Lynch IJ..U, Moliai N. Butler W. II. Kedrr, et al r. K. Low.......... C. U. Sumner...... llnknnwn .. „ ____ 12 . 12 12 I KW 12 13 13 13 13 13 Chnrii Mrs.J j llliulñlwllrn C, F. Admits.......... ; L. W e n t,., i , . , .......... Gen K Johnson..___ I, C. llUitins ___rz-.. N.J Perkins......... J. A. Purls............. . Unknown ................ Unknown • . ........... Klchurd Putter* . . . . . J Horton'« Heirs____ Mosili ----------Charles Oarliiiiiiun .. Unknown Unkiinwn Gniimw h Unknown 3 5 « Î 7 2 2 2 2 i J0 13 14 *-H4 4 14 v 14 All limi purl uf lllk Hi twiiiit the N ' i ul I hr N , of the N KI. of Ihc NW' i of ,S*a lilt. Tp I 0 S . R :m E muck I N All [Dock I N ___ : All lll.xk I N . W II. tint! Il I. Aiinm* ......... C I I hi mil tun 4 E. R titles ______ ____ C. E. Hamilton............... .... W, (• Alilritlip* V. A. McDaniel V |i nml II M iL ill.r,....... Uiikiiuwii ..... IÍ 14 li 10 II 12 .*1 1 . ' 11 11 0 - • n II 12 4 17 18 17 II 9 12 II All Block I N ....... Geord.ltiwn " I W s it look pretty, m oth er?" iipltvr l.odCt* , K. of I’. Luilku........ ................... E. M, W nnl...... "Thtju L c a il't'ta k o coltL" Geo. Hook*............ .................. O. Finit ... ........................ e> nun*» M. Hi>l)i,i»on.... ............... Ln» 1:2. • N;- She D id. — ■ _ , Violr*,. Jth*»,. iKVitU i .......... Joe Rlchnnlvm ..................... . “ M adptrtSTnn r r le il." Unknuwn ... :* ' ................ tfnr. port " I r hIio?” ' *i Noi June* ................ "Yes.” . - ' * F. II. RnmL............ F. L. Luv,’(ti*y .... ....... . . — "!»ld she m nrry a rtrh ninn?" Lit* I, 0 Unknown ............................... " I |hink ho ; M h d g e I ihh been to g ra n d UnlunJioclHy L t«1 (e.......... ........ Unknown ........................... l^il* I, 2. II. 7 ___ opera and has n ervo u s p r o s tr a tio n ," Lit* 8. 9. 10 ....... J. II. Stephen* L>t* .1.4. n .. . . . . . . F. W. Grratiuiu. ‘ _______ _____ l^ t, H, 9, It) ....... Rot*'it W. Corny .......... .............. Unknown Tbhgifb. Nellie L w ................................... Ü. If . Jo one*.................................. .J II^ C.. tkirsey .......... A. E. fTTIn ......................... . Mrs J. Wade . . D J. William* ........................... Johp Mctiulro.......... .................... I^tts 7 to 9 .... lleti Green................. Lots. t>. 7....... T.J. Miller ........... Mary J. Steven« ...................... Lots 0.’ 7 .. J= H W h it e - ...* ...;......... (ilia Hall .......................i .......... W 39 feet of... Minnie GUiiprt................. ’. .......... U t* 9. 10....... Mike lloSnn................................ F, ;t:» fe e t...... . C: Wiley..................................... • L n « l „ 2 ........■. Ale* Il.ker .'................................ WjHlnm Dnrttis.7T~r. . .:.... r t V . . Greet, Jucub* E*t.......................... H i Kirby ......................... ......... «rKontt---! IH I Fkirn Turner A'liin'r ^ . " . _____ f Itati Footk ................... J, It. Prevail:.............. ■_________ , filili C. H Fruiter Heirs............. ........ Loud and 1 . . . . . . Richardson ...... “ ....TT.'.T* ' " Unknown ...................... ...........- All, less I to 0 ..... Siitnn Harley.............. .... . . . . — iP u im y th in g n lw u t HroWn.41^— ( k l , D u » ...................... r...... , , . Hurry William*............................ L ot»4n n d5 ........ “ W h a t?" IkOilali Senlef......................... . EM ...................... Lots 7,H....—..... " n is w ife pel Ip vos e v e r y th in g h s E. M W ard.... .......... .......... ttys." Martha Stokes............................. Sallie Jackson............................ .. — . " I d that bo ? I W o n d e r w h a t Urn* U n know n..................... ........... , Owen Julinson............................. , luuge tjt.o muu sp eak s.” lXmalnr* and Moseley............ -.... John I hotline • .................... ...... 'r— Worth H all.................................. Tricks o f the Trade. Josephine Watson ............................... „ "W h y d id n 't yo u c a ll h im ?” _________ 1) H Munimi ............ . ----- Lnl* 0, III............. Unknown ."Ou four kings ?*’ ~ E. E. Cooper................ : ......... "Sure." L n « n, 7 Cairlr Sampson .......... / ........ F. Cailer ................................ "Oh, no. T h a t w as w h a t he g a ve G V. Johnson................. ....... them to xne fo r." Lucy ltrown.......................... . W. H. Brawn .........................! O, H. Gramllns.......... ......... . Joseph Jackson........................ u If S h a'M u ot Know . Ft Carter .v :.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . Are you com in g to m y con cert?" —“VoryproUy.'!——^ ---- — ” 1 am a fra id n o t ” 4. . "Oh, why n ot?" "W ell, the fa c t Is I am too fond o f meste." Injured. U» haa loat bis reputation." ‘‘Hid he find it ngalu T" 'Vo«, but somebody bad stepped on J. Huddle................................ li>tt 2. U. Dnvli ........................... Ini» . . ary A Frailer Kst................ r. Rabtnsoa..................... Claru Stanley......................... Held#« Real Estate Co.'s Addition R. N. Thomas.............. ............... John Chapman............................... Ell» P a re'» Addition 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 H K • V« 8. H H H 8 8 9 A A II c c 1) .1 ) *■ I) E if À 1) It* E . E G G II U II Is 00 . Y Y Y 7. Z * z .. . :--~mn» Defined. r * '■ i, *• fr * ■.r *. dL. R. E. No. 1346* Sawyer Grove. Price $10,000. 13 Acre Grove. 850 E. Vi of E. H of N. E. if, Section 2, Tp. 20 south, range 29 cast, 40 acres;' N. W . if of N* W . M o f Sec­ tion 1, Tp. 20 south, range 29 cast, 40 acres. Thi s is high pine laud, situated on tiic banks of two small lakes, 6pposite and in full view of Pine Crest Inn, ah^tfbandoned hotel, and about one mile from Pine Crest station on the Sanford and St. Peters­ burg branch of ihc A. C. L. railroad, and about IX miles from Paola, Orange County, Florida. Small barn. « The grove contains about 13 acres, with 850 trees, of which about half are large sweet seedlings, apd the other half tangerines, Mart's Late and Valencia Late, with a few Boon All in bearing.— This is a crops ot nice Iruit. Mr. D. I I. C. Kalnin, wlio lives 2 miles west o f Sanford, is in charge of this and other groves. M. F. ROBINSON: 'V ■/* iford, p «■ y v I> i * •a•*« 11•#« - >Florida ¿ 4•«i ■•#•••I W L AK L RUNNING But wc arc not rumimi competition W h y should wc? If you haa ever traded with us we wouM not need to answer this question. Prices are Right ‘ O u r qualities are better and we give treatment to our customers. If any petitors can B E A T that they arc your trade. . . . . Phono 330 ■* lorrnr. ù í V* / '' ------ % - ——r t V“ • r .; M ? - ,'î5 ::> r }1 • ■; - fair, honest o f our com ­ entitled to • „- » * Carrie Upeer . . . ......7 ..... ï 1 n - *" -n,— r * Hownrd-Pnrkard I and Co . What Is « bluff?” ■. "Bomething mudo out o f nothing." ; » Z ! 10 J8.( Q * 9.Ç I Q t 8.0 0 •* " ‘ WHLN IN NEED CALL UPjQii Fid a jjï» |o Aa the above become delinquent on A pril ltd, 1910, 12 per canL Interest tier an* iiuin from April 1st, 1910 lo the tlate o f o f actual payment must be added to die aet(_ ernl items In the above list. I f not paid before the 1st day o f April, 1912, ah addi­ tional penalty of 5 per cent, will bo uddetl amt the unpaid Item will bo certified to the City Attorney for collection. M. W. L o vell , Deputy Tax Collector. e . r . Bn »*..T ........... .. * 20 Sanford, Florida �THE MNTORP HERALD mlaMd ln- t í » With » i f UHr - n g y - [ w prt>rfffl success possible. A B u dget o r In terestin g Item s f r o m C o rresp o n d en t» m etVEN TS OF ORANGE COUNTY of » f f f » f M p t C o va ra th e T e t t ili Th a lle r » ld *n ali n.è Mts« I r r « O l m left for. In d la a a la r i Sunday. A few evenings previous to hèr her gqtog the young people gathered at her bonis to bid her farewell. :*'K2lsa N ava • Gonnly w ill entertain th# young people at her home at the com er -h d m m ■changer in t u » r a n r ill be allowed for flVe y e n is a fte r w lecm h'y g competent commUteo o f tench fera and county superintendents, who yrill recammeml ihslr Refections to the board p T * » » Inltltmlsna. This* w ill not only Insure good books at reasonable prices, but will effectually do a w ay with frequent and costly changes. ^ The people of Sanford and vicinity believe in “ The Herald," They gtibaci lbe-forir n n d : read ir T o o .~ , W e e k ly The fa m ily cordially thank neighbors and .friends for their kindness extended us during the sickness and death o f our day evening o f this week. If your ad appears on its pages they will rend and believe it. ¡-r*r. Mr. Vlnlng, on e o f ou r -young men,-had planned to go to the Panam a as a Gov­ ernment man but learning at the 'last CELERY AVENUE NEWS You rs’ Rest p. assdjd O or.u n sllartU . minute that he must sign uV for three T he Rosa F a m il y . - f t * church lo t cream featlval held at yea n , changed h it plans and la still w ith 1 ,* tha residence o f Mr. H. H. Chappell Friday m i ■- v‘ * . "r I n lg ft o f last week was a deckled success. On Monday afternoon about thirty o f both from a point o f attendance and the Cameron C U y 'fo lk s drove, to Silvery amusement, lir e beautiful natural park Lake where they were welcomed b y Prof, wok lighted and decorated and the tables and Mrs. M aris and later were Joined by set d o .th e'la w n ,' Sw eet music was fur­ the Worthington's, Dr. and Mrs. S w a r t* [IT MAY BE WHAT YOU WANT nished by the W ltherington brothers and and Prof. Geo. Swarts In the pines on M it i Margaret Davis, Miss Wagner nnd the banks o f Sliver Lake. T a b le« and ever have Fever, Chills ok bad Mr. Campbell. ET cry one seemed to en­ chairs had been arranged for the con­ ______Do you ever feel as i f you were jo y themselves to tbs fu llest and I en- venience o f the ptcmMre. A fte r ___________________ on |tired and worn o u t with _____ no desire to ega|t Joyed m yself trying to get the fu llest ~ * ___ 1 * “ . i afternoon spent In wandering about the | . |headache, and a bod ta fte In'your mouth T^ p . Cooptopst paid the avenue à fly­ beautiful grounds o f the homes o f tha . . m. a_1i ‘j*7... **'*'» - . . . *»_ ' when you get up In the m orning! I f you ^••msr .A?A ing irislt as usual recently. different hosts and hostesses and boating U , have got Malaria, and the small 7 supper was served ] sum o f tSc wl A. Dorn er rented G. C. McDougals cel- on the lake, an elegant grove; L a ter the Fanner*« j T h eju im e o i j h i t i $ m « d y _ U _ _ - -------- _ a ry form and has the 4 H sers* lnce|çry, la tha ved ton and brother. —*w- which at this writing (M a y 15th) has b re o under boards about six days and Is looking fine for 1st« celery. Wa learn Mr. D o rto f expects to cut hilly 2,000 cretas Jfroru this geld and as eatery now is bringAng faoc> price« he expects to reap a *V --- “ " “ — -* «- -jiu buy ^ I Chilli, Fever, UCrlppe and Malaria Mrs, L, P. Hagan o f Markham, who has hefst Ul the peat month, has gons Into SanfcM to be under the doctor's care. G h Pearson acrorupanied by Miss Pearson, left Monday for Tampa aod S l IV tersburg. to attend tha Postmarters convention held l i the latter city and -visit Among friends. i A vary pleasant event was the party given b y Mrs. M a y Raster at the' Hartley home M a y, $U l A most enjoyable eve n ­ ing was spent In gome*, music and cake Joseph F. Baker, who was a member oif Lake Helen Camp. N a gfit. A special train had been chartered to carry the Woodmen and their friends from New ¡Smyrna to Lake Helen. The train left New Smyrna at t i o'clock with about one hundred people aboard. Upon arriving at Lake Helen the sovereigns were formed In line and marched * in a body'to the new hall o f the la k e Helen Camp, where preparmrations were made to ntarch td the cemetery. - The various bfilceis o i die la k e Helen Camp tilled their respective positions, with the exceptions o f master oT cere­ monies, which office way filled by Sove­ reign John R. W alker o f TU dsvUk Camp No. 141 and F. N. Hitchcock o f Sanford Camp No. 6 acting aa captain. A t the cem etery the Woopmen found about 150 people assembled to witness the cerananyi Shortly after the cere- ask the ad you how to through the . . . . 4 Summer Oranges FR ANKLIN’S 4 4 TOI^I# TOtrvsnm r Mr. fa d Mrs. C. A . Potter and little daughter, arrived lost week from Cocoanut (h o ve to spend the summer with tyr. end Mt*. A. A. HkAa. ■v If not call up 148 and * man to come and tell do a good business ; dull season. . *. , Ideal (mediate relief. d u b held a brief business meeting, elect­ ing new odlcers. Dr. Mlnnlck was made THE GUARANTIED REMEDY FOR president Mrs. Worthington vice-presi­ dent and Earl Gormly secretary. rem ainder. o f the aTtemoon was spent with music and^ conversation and when tha moon wak upribe Cameron City crowd I Take^thls io >-our druggist and get * bor drove bock through the woods fa d in g tie. It is gunrunieed to do you good. T ik e no pills, calomel or any other medithey had had a most delightful t i p e and I A t S u £ tonlc nets on the liver. . It thanking the dear people who liv e about I wilt moke mi feel like i new man. Try the Lakee most heartily for- their cordial IU- For sal by all druggists end country If your dealer does not keep hospitality. \ 1 T S X **, Wk M ore that G. C. McDougal refused a handMhis price for his farm and reeld ea rth on Celery auyuue recently. . Me aays\o liv e among there people and In this clim ate is worth more then gold and •Uriir. and fearing be could not dupUoete W . a W . M on o dient U nvelljng ha wouhl not eeU. Ha having travelled One o f the largest gatherings o f the there United Slates over says be knows s good thing whan ha*s lived with It as long j£apdm «n or the Worjd In Yolvula county, was at Lake H elen Sunday. M ay 14th, re he has this ritm ate and association. when about eighty-five Woodmen gathered together for the purpose' of unvciljpg. • Th4 plenteous rains o f Sunday night and Monday were most welcome. Truly, “ The chmd« poured out w ater“ , "tha earth Is satisfied“ and "th e hills bo Joyful V§ ■ Grapefruit Tangerines “ More Fruit—M ore Money1’ is the title of our new citrus book which wiII be sent free'on request It Is "right up-tD-date" and written from tlie growert viewpoint IDEAL FERTILIZERS and IDEAL METHODS are not new. Their value has been proven years or field jvork, hut there always.are new points of intcresi to growers; which should be considered. ONWARD and U PW ARD is the ID E AL motto. W e Put forth all our energies to give thè RIGHT by The FraitUin Remedy Co * Quality - Service - Price Wilson & Toomer fertilizer Co., J a c k s o n v ille , F l o r i d a MCKSONVIllt, flOBIDA Specials This W eek-A t R. C. M AXW ELL; L ocal R ep resen ts *. L. P. McCULLER’S Dales Pineapple * N ow Is The T im e T o Buy Impi 1i ,.* * m ed “ Ready to Plant” Sanford Juice W elch’s Grap Juice Beauford’s Ginger These farms cap be bought for the>next ^Kirty days for less money , >* ■ ■*- than y ever ’ ’ again . •; have Sanford farms to sell. ““ N o t Largo. Burbank nor Celery City 3 lb. California Apricots L. P. McCuller bût Sanford A lw a y s Sanford. Sanford. #* * • There is H. H. - one A U irrigated ready “to plant. pay for themselves this winter. ; on] . v * C H A P P E L L ’S Heal Estate Agency *' . Phone 2 7 7 were as follows; Lake Helen Camp, 11. New Stupres Camp, t5; Oak H10. I ; Or•a g e City, S; Dui a n d. S. T\tasviÔa, 4; Ssaiord. 1; TU ton. G o , 1; Ptkwmif Qtm p N fi 144. ebejvniMX W iotning. 1 : ^ 1 ^ C im p No: 33L Dtxabsth, N. J_ I ; Jeaaa- WL AHÍ RUNNING W h y s h o u ld w e ? I f y o u h a d ^ c v e r tr a d e d w ith us w e w o u ld n o t n e e d t o a n s w e r th is q u e s tio n . ‘ Our PHc«s ß f Right Our. quahtics are better and we give fair, honest treatment to our customers. I f any o f .our compentors can B £ A T that they are entitled to �rlH«BWTr^ ? fO DOWN « P R E S S - COMPANY K j ^ K» "î-** me sanhjru ïikm Ed” jtfa y JiJS L riorttfa l i a » Bitt f o r R a tiro od s to P e r fo rm E xpreA » S e rv ic e Jacksonville. Florida— Largo shippers who have been heard from ore a unit In approving the Massey— Hudson bill now before the legislature o f this S tate, re— “ qalrtjii alTraUnM&T to maintain express aervlce and allowing these carriers a rate of 150 per cent over the usal freight charges for this special service. The K. R. commission Is authorized to exempt interstate divisions and no contract how operative w ill be disturbed, the roads, however, are ‘ to be prohibited from re­ newing same. A ll railroads under the bill would be required to m aintain tnes ■engersand to a ffo rd ' the same facilities now given by the Southern Express Co., which, it Is conceded, pays to each o ’ the lines over which it operates 55 per cent of its gross receipts as a royalty. The Southern Express charges, according to general reports, now average about 200 per cent over those o f the railroads. The bill. If It becomes a law, would work ■ general revolution In the handling or egctablet and fh iit to the East from this State. Trie present arrangement whereby vegetables are brought from various sec­ tions to this city and here shipped In bulk over the steamship line to New York Is a most profitable one for the Southern Express. The proposed law would break this up, and It is claimed would result In the rates to New York M a g cut by neatly half.— Produce News. -----------— WHERE HEWASBEFORE How He Multitude Captives. What the Ascension of Jesus Im­ plied For Himself and For the World. î r t z aFair become scattered before the lig h t o f the N e w Dispensation, mankind ■hall be u p lifted to human perfection and blessed w ith an earth ly Eden—all that w as loat by A dam and redeemed fo r man through the death o f Jesus.' Then w ill com e the glorious consumknatloD, when a ll w h o . w i l l . h ave re­ fuse«! D ivin e grace shall have been ilc stroyed In the Second D eath—then •hall be heard eve ry creature In h eav­ en and on earth and under the earth aaylng, "G lo r y to G od In the H igh est.1- MILLIONS. OF LIVES.- - Mbtorcycles do not cost much to start with; the cost to keep them up is practically nothing and they do not incur heavy repair bills. There are m any good features about a motorcycle which ig wc will gladly explain. -> __ . —*-------- f A n A w fu l T o ll Colleelsd by Consume tlon— Many Unnscsssary Dsaths. I f people could only understand that system atic catarrh Is an Internal dls * B a l t i m o f « , Md, M a y 21.— T a s t o r ease that extern al applications cannot R u n n e l! o f th e cure, they would not need to bo w arn Brooklyn Taberna« ed so often about this malady, which, ele preached here when neglected, paves t£4vway often tw ice today to large tim es fo r consumption, at tbe cost o f and a tten tive audi­ millions o f lives overy ¿ear. Y e t ea ences. W e report tarrb m ay be cured, I f the right treat o n e o f h is d is ­ mont Is em ployed. T h e only w a y to eucceesfully treat courses from the text, "W h en H e as­ catarrh la by em ployin g a medicine cended up on high which la absorbed and carried by the H e led n multitude o f captives’1^Epho-' blood to a l l - p e r t » - o f the system, so that the mucous membrane or Internal ■fans tv, 8-10). In T’Tils week' occurs tho anniversary lining o f tbe body Is toned up and o f Jesus' ascension. In out sense o f mode capable o f reelstlng tbe ln fec ths w o r^ our Ix)r<1. nncended (that ls ,; tlon q f consumption and other diseases. W o have a rem edy prepared from from human nnture and tho tomb, to the divin e nature nod Im m ortality) at the prescription o f a physician w ho the tim e o f Ills resurrection from tbe fo r th irty year* studied and made ca­ dead. H o tarried, how ever, fo r forty tarrh a specialty, and whose record dayn, w ith tile A postles fo r their es­ was a patient restored to fcealth. In every ense w here hla treatment was tablishm ent and Instruction—H e on fo llo w ed as prescribed. Tha\ remedy Nam ed N e w T h e a tre the sptrlt plane, invisible to them, ex** la Roxall Mucu-Tone. W o a ro \ > post The new moving picture theatre was cept when H e m anifested H im self by* Uve that. It w ill com pletely overcome appearing miraculously in vnrtous christened M on d ay. In due form as plan catatrb In all Its various forma, ned by tbe owners o f the company. A ll form s to convince them tb a l H e w as no w hether acute or chronic, that w e last week the visitors to this show-house lon ger deceased, and also thot H e was promise to return eve ry penny p a lp u s were given an opportunity, to name the bo longer confined to human conditions. fo r the medic in a In every casn_vbore theatre and as a result m any hundreds of “ Flssh and Blood Cannot Inherit It falls or fo r any reasdn does not sat Kingdom o f God." nsmet were turned In. The com m ittee lafy tbe user. - - ------------;----------W e are not. how ever, to suppose fo r i W e w ant yon to try Rexall Mucuare sure that eve ry available name in the moment that Jesus ascended a flesh- ] Tone on our recom mendation and guarLatin, French, and English dictionaries ante«: W e are rlg b l h srs where you l tug g e r ad.__ Every th ln g-w a * present­ ly or hum an. bain# ; w t * -rem em ber, on the contrary, that “ flesh and blood can­ live, and yon do not contract any ob­ ed from “ Hippodrome" to "L a Vegetable not Inherit the Kingdom of. H od." and ligation or, risk when you try R exa ll * and “ Lucky Sanford". H ow ever after that " H e was put to death In the< -Mucu-Tono on our guarantee. We carefull consideration the name “ Star' flosh but quickened In the spirit," and b a re R e ta il Mucu-Tono In tw o sizes, was selected os being short, easily re thnt thenceforth, us tho Apostle de­ 00 cents pnd $1.00. Very often the mrtnbered, significant, and easily adver­ clares, "T h e Lord Is ttiat fip|r|t" ( I I taking o f one OO-cent bottle Is sum tised, and owing to tbe fact that there Corinthians ill, 17). d e n t to make a m arked Impression T o suppose that Jesus went to heav­ upon tbe case. O f course In chronic were many such suggestions. The committee •VrnS * composed of en u mau’ Is to mistake the significance cases g longer treatm ent la, neces* ■D. L Thrasher. H. E. Tolar, and W . M. o f H is iitle. T b o Son o f Man, which snry. Th e average In such instances Rem em ber Haynes. Miss K ate Underwood after­ H e maintains, ns Id en tifyin g H im with Is three $1.00 bottles. obtain llo m ll Remedies H is gront redemptive w o r k - n « one o f you can ward drew the lucky number and re­ H is many titles. ^ T o suppo.-*« (hat oniy ut our store—Th e R exall Btora ceived the $5Q0 In gold. Jesus la a human being In heaven frouid bo to suppose that H e I, ntlll FE A T H E R 3 AN D EG 68H ELLB. To M a k e B e tt e r C itie s ---- „ — as w h e h .lü the floats "n little lower W b r ir a Mount n o ilF (N. J.) Judge Philadelphia, I ‘a., May 18— Represcnta- than tho angels.'' whereas tho Rcrlpstives of two hundred Am erican cities as tun-3 declare that H e lias ascended far gavo a chicken th ie f seven years h i well as a number o f distinguished -guests higher, so that nil tho angels o f Hod. w as certain ly handing dow n some law to thoso falso hair splitting Judges who from abroad, were present when the as w ell ns men, uro commanded to mako a distinction betw een stealing a third c)tjr planning conference o f the worship H lrp,' T o suppose Jesus In brass wntoh and a pure Btlver W ya n ­ Nationai'Mtmicipol League was opened heaven a human being would be to dotte rooster. jmpposo n im out o f nlUhnrruony with here today. W hen roasting a goose the cook need hoavenly, spiritual conditions and sur­ It is stated that N ew York. Chicago, not add fnt, as they furnish their ow n roundings. Cleveland, and scores o f smaller cities Th o man who M oreover, are we not told thnt the greaso fo r ' baking. throughout the land have in contem]>la- Church o f Christ w ill be changed from carves nn old gander must furnish his tlon vast schemes o f municipal improve­ the human to the spirit condition In own elbow greaso also, and lots o f i t Blnco meat products bavo gono so ment. which will In volve the expenditure the resurrection, and that this change ■of hundreds o f millions o f dollars, and it w ill make tho. “ elect o f G o d " tike their high much o f the so cnllod pure pfotOln beef scrap has droppod down low Is to direct these projects in the right itedceiuer, so that they' tuny see Him In quality. Ileal beef scrap is brown In channels and to exchange plans and as H o it, not au H e led*—that they color, mealy and hns little odor, and m ay «oc H lm lu glory, honor and Im ­ «less that the present conference is held. m ortality. exaltation, and not as tho tbnt Uko roast beef. D uring tho past yoar Pennsylvania hum iliated One. W ho was m ad« flrth The California Assem bly lias passed a Hint H o might sacrifice Hla flesh on produced 75,000.000 dozen o f eggs. A o law requiring the commission men to take man's behalf? When wo so thought she now stands socoud In population In out a license at a coat o f $10 per year to wo forgot the Scriptural declaration tho Union It Is tlmo lo r her to ntfbva carry on tbelr business: they must also that "flesh and. blood cannot-Inherit up on poultry product^. Th ink o f all those peoplo only raising 2,000,000 give a bond o f $3,000 m cover proper re­ tho Kin gdom o f Ood." fow ls I . ; y, • turns the farmers and growers whose A M ultitude■at Captivas. On tho first dny o f tbo Philadelphia produce they handle. The ‘ merchant Our text, lu a figurative way, rep­ show , w h ere-6.000 birdtt w qrojpxhlbmust re|wrt to tho sender within two résenta tbe ascension o f Jesus from tbe Red, there w ere 1.500 paid adnnsalona. days after the receipt o f a shipment tlie ea rth ly plane to the heavenly na the A lecture was delivered on "T h e Gencondition in which the material was re­ triumph o f a great Conqueror. Kin tlo A rt o f Doing Ilon eat." T h e roosters ceived: must also keqp u record in de­ had gained ascendency over Adam and w ith falso tails and painted plumage tail of the sale'of the same and furnish his race, and had brought mankind loi clapped and crow ed qjtprqynl when the •aid record to tbe sender when requested to tbo dust,- mentally, m orally and spcnjter rapped tho fslicra. M oreover, this victory to do so in writing Within ten days after physically. W hen you r fo w lji hltvo an epidemic the sale has been made. This act is o ver man had been gained lu a legal o f bow el troUhlo and you find thoy are manner—through one man's dtsobedl- very lousy don't ho profuse In the use •irict but has the approval o f the better eneo (Rom ans v, 12). T h e Logo» dirent- o f louse pow der at Buch a time, as It class of commission men, who say that It ed H im s elf o f n ts glory on tho spirit may a ggra va te tho trouble. Borne pow ­ will lend dignity and stability to o bus! piano, was m ad« flesh, fulfilled the do- ders cause Uko conditions. •»cm now under suspicion. m am i 3 o f the L a w , proved H im self Much o f tho so called a lfa lfa sold in com petent to pay tbe atnnera' ransom- tho cast as first grade western product M eetin g o f Th e P r e s b y te r y price, and ga ve H im s elf a ransom fo r ameils about as much like tho original Revs.S. , L Wilson o f Oakland, G H. all, “ to be testified In due tim e” (1 T im ­ as tbe odor o f a skunk cabbage resem­ Ferran of DeLand, Chat. Kingsley and B. oth y 11, 0). bles that o f a rose. H. Huprey and elder Mallelte o f Leesburg Tbua the great Conqueror Is seen re­ In feedin g cut clo ver s ift out the attended an adjourned meeting o f S t turning to tbe heavenly state, acclaim- coarse aten s, as these aro np^ to cause, Johns Presbytegy here' W ednesday atter- ed by the H eaven ly Ilu a t^ a n d fo llo w - | hard crop ^ t f trena do *061 L a v e clovor, aoou. which the pnBirnl relation b e­ lo g H im fa r dow n tho centuries, the a lfa lfa or greens they w ill eat straw, tween Rev. Chat. Kingsley and the Lees- prophetic v ie w saw, first the Church, leavoe, long hay or ev.cn excelsior to offset the bard gralu fed, Such filler " “ 1 and Dade City church was dissolved tbe "R o y a l Trieethood," “ Ills breth­ ren." " I l l s H rlde," delivered from the Is killer. •ad Mr. Kingsley dismissed to MacklensI t la qulto ‘ Interesting to read the pow er o f sin and death, through the ■ * * Presbytery. N, C. m erit o f Ills blood. And these w ere descriptions o f a lfa lfa and Its easy Rev. S, L Wilson preach a fine sermon but the first corps o f a fo llo w in g boat— culture i n ' certain seed catalogues. *t night and Rev. a H. Ferran delighted “ a kind o f first-fruits to Uod o f H la Borne o f our eastern farm ers who bought sued and sow ed It on wornout , congregation with h it excellant sing­ creatures," rescued from ala and from ing. dsstb (Jumps 1. 18; Revelation X tr, 4). hillsides have found Its grow th a de­ L a ter on, stretching d«JWli fo r a thou­ cidedly uphill Job. Attention Blue And G ray Sprouted onts is excellen t green food, sand years beyond tbe Church’s d e liv­ Sunday May, 28th there will be Memorial erance, the prophetic pen f orteils b(it It should not be .allow ed rid grow “ Crvlces at the Congregational church, countless hosts o f every nation, people, too long. I f not crisp And tender when fe d it mats In the crop, and the fo w l i • B. Waldron, the paator oflicint- kindred and tofigue, to be delivered can only be saved bjr n;i operation. A ll survlvers o f the lata civil war, from tbe p ow er o f eia and death L ittle ducks do lo ve lettuce and ten­ •no reside or are visiting here are urged through tbe m erit o f nim W h o died, der sprouted oats, w hich m ake them ,r“1 requested to m eet at the post-office "th e Just fo r the u n ju s t" N o w the that liv e ly that w e h a re n ever been Savior o f the Church, Hts Bride, H e •t 10.tti a. and all march ^together to able to snap them w ith a camera. * • * church on Park and 3rd street, w ill shortly be tbe S avior o f the w orlfc Its G reat K in g, G reet Teacher, G reat frisods »r e Invited. Prisât, G reat Mediator. D u rin g tbe Mt Respectfully. thousand years o f H la reign Batan w ill Cmas. r . Ha w k s . •1Xi •* * __- tv 1- jT TLe Three Best Motorcycles ’■ il'.l . n{ Manufactured are » ' • * Yale Thor IV and : Harley Davidson jh 4\ i: . HARDWARE CO. 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A $ 2,00 JUST THE TIME B j •' i To Think of New Furnishings For Your Home • J i'l| : I '111 Dl h E V E R Y T H IN G IN F U R N IT U R E , QUEENSWARE AND STOVES ; Our new line o f RANGES anti K I T C H E N S T O V E 8 lire tlie kind you have wanted and couldn’t get. * - OUR BARGAIN COUNTER WILLIAMS&MILTEER Rand Budding *M Just across the s tr e e t WOMAN’S EXCHANGE, Taney Watk* of A ll Kindt. Sianipinf. Embroidcijr Sup|>lic>, HiwneM.de Cookiog • Specially. Consltnirtents and Orders Solicited • inòlla Are. ILud P.lotfd Chins | �fö K jfr J lN jfi ® f w Sb í g u a ra n to o d . D ra in a g e • • 2 • • • S niW j"Fd8» graded andjrS S ditched, traverse this S property 0 • g © Lots in PALM V IL L A Z sold on easy tSHns • a 0 j JFLa rim s J in P P A LM H A M M O CK Only three! and one half {las from Sanford, Jon ■Prices "»villi toon id vane* .materially .Buy. a. town lot in PA LM . (V ILLA now. The most beautiful, moat highly Improved! and ¡richest of all uncleared land in the I Celery Delta • • ! g % • É 1 H A M ’M O C K ‘sold on 5 • I easy ternis • a l m fhe Sanford and Everglade» R, R. •will run freight 'trains and street cars dlm-t through P a lm Paljn Mammock with side tracks every half mile for loading cart , , 1 W 0 g A ^ ■pmarFm aBBBQBoaiQsaBBBiaaü^ss^â; E PARK .10 acres of stately { Palma, Majestic • Oak» and fragrant Í w Yellow Jessamine L 9 *n «squisite spot of !untrarame service Ijrjnjrv churches, theatres and shops to your # i ■»A z e r is ; j H i 'u n w « E Palm Hammock g is being settled by a very high class a of p e o p l e . A g ' home here insures J you good - neigh- V ‘•w# ■ J U ih H tN t S C jÿ P S Rural'EFree De- w livery mail ser g vice. Convenient g school 1 privilege 0 for your 'children a l rwWm JOU: im m m m liv i B S ' Æ i-& Ihm r/r>!' 1 : \r - First National Bank Bulldlng • ;Thara is n<*to© & £ £ £ 0 ' safer Investment than • s o la o to d régi aetata. © Im p ro v e d transporta- g J ‘ tlonls tha forarunnar g • of Increased values. 5 �im p ro vem e n t o f th e W oKtvo ' In Pqprt o f the County Judge, State We u n d rn w u } that U. S. Engineer F. W, Bnice visited the W ekiva river last j Orange County . w9ek for the purpose ot seeing conditions r r Lewtees, DUtrftiUlíi» and alt along th «'river.-lookin g towards getting S la te * h ,v'n‘ Claim» ot; Demands ajalnstuld ail 1appropriation for a. survey o f the Yirn. and each of pBu, are hereby notlflnl and roqulred to present any claim» and demand» itraarn, also for cleaning out and deepen* Ing fw navigation. county. Florida, to lh c tindmignod admlnlitnltS It is very gratifying to the people—also hereof **u ,e -.w,thln two yp«r* from the dale land owners, to see that the government Dated April lBth, A. D. 1011. „ J. N. WlttTNER, (s beginning to look in nnd investigate 30' 8t Admlnlittntor. thegerstrean/s, that with eo UlUe cpst be made navigable and open up on each tide a vast territory o f the richest land in the state to cultivation and fruit raising. A r iO M e kfÔ W 41tere W;* l s * - t o r - « » U * * - o » - either- aide, large tracts o f pine and cypress lim ber— the finest In the country; largo naval •torts opportunities, some already in operation, mills and various others in* dustries that (his river w ill afford by hav­ ing a quick outlet to the St. Johns river. • Tills stream Is fed from Its. source by the noted W ekiva Springs, and along on both sides to the S*. ^Johns, a distance of about twenty miles, a number o f clear water springs flow Into thus reinforcing the water supply all .the w ay down, and the w a w power that It will develop w ill be of great value. seems to suit everybody. It’s popular The only means o f transportation now because wo enable you to ii the A.- C. L. railroad, that crosses it — -------- Get A Home about half w ay from Its som a» to the Be thé landlord's slave no longer Strike freedom. W c wifi help yo It JUl mouth, and for mileB on each Side no out for -----.... .. ,,V 1 J UU transportation with, out *a long distance w ill let us. Our to haul over the sandy roads. Hom es a t M arkham Park We hope every citizen of-w est Orange are just the thing for you. Take youi and east Lake county w ill help in bring­ w ife to look at' them. She will be dc lighted with the prospects o f owning on« ing this valuable and rich territory be­ o f them. fore our representatives in Washington, and get an appropriation for the im jkovemeat of this river.— Tavares Herald, SANFORD LODGES Sanrord Loose No. 2 7 ,1. O. O. r. T b S 7:30 n-Ja- tfyer*aowUJ ; Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order Eastern Star Meets «very second end ioUrUl Friday In month. Every one who has seen h j»5 ffir In (he Edit are cordially Invited to vttlt the chapter. Auer E, Rouuts, Sec'y. Phoenix Lodge No. 5, K. or P. Meet* aecand and fourth Tueadnya. « . u. W. Spencer, Master; J. C. Eounlnser. Secte. Ury. Communication every flrtl and third Thurs­ day» nt 7:30 p. m. VlalUng brothers welcome. Unite Brotherhood of Carpenter* and Join ot era or America lu Bankruptcy. McLaulin JEWELER General Insurance Agenta Sanfon] Local Union No. 1761. U. B. of C. and J. of A. meet* every Thursday night at 7 o'clock in the Eulea' nail. Iff, A, Rumohr, preildent: T. I. Lent, K .S .L T . SANFORD, FLO RID A C. M, H AM ILTO N DENTIST Room 13 Pico Building Phone 855 Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida C A P IT A L The O N L Y b an k 'in Sanford that INSURES EVERY, D O LLAR DE­ POSITED A G A IN S T LOSS from any ahd all causes. : : Oillcc: -Yow cll Building SANFORD. FLORIDA DR. R. M. MASON DENTIST Welbom Block Phons 19 OFFERS Sanford, Florida DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER Tu Uw Credit*« of J. W. Knight, of Ban font. Or­ ange County andDlitrlcl nfur rani,I,1» bankrupt: M Y SPECIALTIES Noth» 1* hereby given that on the 3rd day of April, 1811. tha »aid J. W, K n U h l w » » , li.lv ml. PickiirdXllaiuLPainU K i-C it i» « ------------ — DENTIST P rom p t S ervice , ALL ' Elgin nnd Wulthan^ Watches GOODS P o lite S ervloe A ccu rate S ervice nntl will appreciate your patronage FOUR PER GENT-allowed on Savings Dcpoalts______ Safety Deport Boxes for rent Gorham's Sterling Silver Rogers’. Plated Wnrc , $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 DENTIST N. H. GARNER Henry Florida Fruits Violili E B“ 5* “ 00- a Our Easy Payment Plan In the District Court o f the United States In and for the'Southern Dis­ trict o f Florida SHIPPERS OF r. O. C.. Celery City Aerie 1853 InSs Brnt and third Tuesday* In every month. itali In WrJba/n* Block. thlul floor. scarne Sanford, Florida W. S. B aldwin, Svc'y. M. M. SMITH, H. R. STlìVENS, President ' fVice-President “ DICKINSON & DICKINSON H. E. TOLAR Cashier Attorneys at Law GUARANTEED Sanford and Orlando In Court o f the County .fudge, State Houso to ship your Fruit and Vege­ tables to ? Helena SebimeUer) » " ‘"««C ounty To all Creditor*, Legatee«, Dlilríbutee» and all t’mont having Claim* or Dcmind* again«! eald Letale: You, and each of you. are hereby notified and re­ quired to prescut any claim» and demand», which H e r o Is o n e on th o b o a t m a r k e t mu , tor either or you; may have arsimi Rie etisie W r it « for-Starve) I* and Market Report» of II rien» SrUuridrr, droeased, late of Orange rwmiy, I luride, to the underlined Admlnl»irator ■Today Cum Tretamentn Annexo of told citate, within two year* from the dato hereof. Dated May Slh, A. D. 1911. ... . . . JOHN GORDON. 39-Sip. Administrator Cura Tretamrnto Annexo. Harrison 8 tr«a te O STE O PA TH IC P H V B IO I A N L IV E R Y , F E E D and SALES STABLE Ofllce & Residence 519 Magnolia A v e ____Office Hours: 9 to.12; 3 t o g - — Other hours by appointment H a rn e s s and W agons S a n fo r d F. G. HEW ITT CO. New York O la c k s m lth ln g a n d H o r a a fh o e ln g ~Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged ANDEW JOHNSON H E A V Y H A U L IN O A N O C O N T R A C T IN Q A T T O R N E Y -A T -LA W COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Land C o m p a n y , Real E s ta te and A r c h lte c • tu ral w o rk a s p e c ia lty . V. • .. Florida Photo Company 301 Realty Bldg. Jacksonville, FIs Prattler* In Stale and Federal Court*. M. G. T, Building. Phone £48 GEO. A. DeCOTTES ATTO RN EY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Procticc in Stale and Federal Courts Wclborn Block Sunford, Fla Shoe Repairing By Machinery Quicker, Neater and Better than the Old Way Jmt Try Me and See Same Man but New Location No. 113 W. First Street, Nex t Dodrtp oodrufP« Store THOMAS EMMET WILSON A TTO RN EY AND COUNSELLOR SANFORD, FLORIDA : Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit uf M o r id » Summer or Winter Ketldmcet, Sanftird »nd.Svlvan Lake we.cnn supply your wants in the Automobile line. If you want" to rent _ A M o to r F o r Any Pu rpose The Florida Grower JUSTICE OF TH E PEACE For trucker* mid fruit ■grower«. For folk* who want to know about Florida. Weekly. SI 00 per year; monthly, 25c. Send ll)c for a ten-Hauo trial *ubacrtptlon. - Snappy, Bright, Clean we .Are at your service with the very best cars.. W e - never sloop. If you ure in trouble call ub any hour of the night or. day. Drink a Bottle of L. G. STRINGFELLOW ... NOTARY rUDUC Office in City Hall THE FLORIDA GROWER ■ 00 Florida Ava. - Tampa, Pia. lATADE, the tuner, D IN G ER A LE. O ff S O D A W A TE R PHONE NO. 40. Sanford Machine & Garage Company O R LA N D O , * ------------- i P H O N i M I ------------------ » FLO R ID A W a d * W Ïil Pay Phon* T o ll ön Manufactured with pare distilled water— they will proven(¿illness, aid > digestion and give you health ‘ ■ T h o S a n fO rd -C o c a G o ttf B o ttlin g C o ., S a n fo rd t- F i» A i l G e n u in e O r d e r s IE ENGLAND lie o f a book on Socialiaining the underlying is and the most impor- BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES 25 B1CYÇLES FRO .I ItoSOUP TO SIS. FOB-NEW l ui ff7l . P W , »7 SIIANIBARGCR . ORLANDO. • FLORIDA FIRST NATIONAL BANK -----— - O F S A N FO R D , F L A v r ^ -----S---- ~iß H. RAND. Preaidant ► . FORSTER, Caahlar • OEO. ERNALP, Vla*-Prea. B . . W H I H U . Aa a t C a.h l.r Only National Bank In Orange County Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance S a fe ty D e p o s it B o x * * fo r R a n t - A ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico BÎoçk Open Tuesdays .4 to 6 p.m, Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. Strangers We l c o me » M H M IM M PROPHET or the son of a prophet are not reuired to predict that farm lands 1n range County will never cost less. Desirable cheap government land has decreased so rapidly the past few years that improved farming land in tills section have felt fhe lnw.of supply .and demand and are rapidly increasing in value. Don’t delay. See us today. “ O R O A N IJ B D R 1887 t ashes roachpepperst S Fossitry *M Incus uf V w u M n k ttfi n «i i l i <*ir I * « tara m i ptntiiu H*$ UsU ft«. DUauiM V w m tip a kt *4arikrK t I** froms«r * Im*cm4c(Xotfns w si sill hi imuffM i»« >w»n« at AfsuckIVnn o t tx *1 Xirt#wJi Il*r 3% Com. on« N*Klprpf(f,<ffiiNiiiMkri«fit«utdil«itl fX* té kiws^w HI *4 m ml M f«kt MW $q u ì « ko»f*MVFp*r to* %\ HO ,J “ - • " f 1* “ !: .— 'I a £he GENERAL FIRE T in t D IS IN F E C T A N T CO IN S U R A N C E T A G B S y T » m« a, F lorida. ASHE'S RATSAULT SANFORD, f LORiti A Sanford, Florida �tfir SANrORD^MtRÂtO The Most Attractive Home In Sanford Heights Sanford Heights F o r Sale F o r 30 Days I O ffer m y Shell Dashed Bungal Seven Rooms Splendid Kewancc System o f W ater Works W ide Porches Corner L o t Fronting East 67 Feet on Park Avenue and 130 Feet Deep. . A lle y on The House is well Furnished Throughout - Plenty o f Room in A ttic for 4 Good Rooms SA N FO R D Best grade preserves and pickles Just in, call and try them. W. W. Long. 2G-tf Ite m s o f In te re s t C oncerning S o c ie ty People! P O I N T S PURELY PERSONAL H aw C e lery C ity V an ity r a l r W hile A w a y th e Oolden H ou rs—! S ocia l Gossip. The Magnolia Bridge Club Is the new­ est social organization It) Sanford. Mrs. J. W . Dickens entertained the dub on W ednesday afternoon. There were three tables o f players and a very, enjoyable gam e o f bridge wr.s played, highest score being made by Mnf.0. 0. McLaughlin. Mrs. S. 0. Chase was the charming h on est o f the Auction bridge club Monafternoon Mrs. B. W. Herndon wna the fortunate one to make top eeore.and re- The Welaka dub kept open house as usual on Tuesday aftempon, wlth Mra. J. W . Dickens, Mlaa Mable 'Bowler, and Mrs, S. a ShlnboUar receiving. W ith an Informal Jpualcal "program and bridge the afternoon was pleasantly sp e n t ■ M Isa H o u le Frank, Mlaa Mable Hand, and Mlaa Linda Leffler added greatly to the pleasure of the afternoon with their mu. Mrs. C, E. Morrow entertained the Home Mission S od ety o f the Methodist Church’ at her home on Palm etto Avenue last Tuesday afternoon. In the absence o f the President Mrs. M. H. Bowler pre­ sided. A fte r thé business session ad­ journed, a very pleasant social half hour was sp en t The hottest assisted by Miss Jessie Stumon and Mias Genie Wicker, served dainty refreshment*. ’ H om e M l ta lon S o c ie ty M e e ts Tha Home Mission society o f the Methodist church chartered two cars last Friday evening and gave a moonlight car rida. The destination was H. H. Chappell's beautiful country home, where the even­ ing was sp en t A splendid musical pro­ gram was rendered, refreshm ent« served oqd the whole affair proved moat pleasant Abhut two hundred people took advantage o f the opportunity to spend a pleasant evening and to help a worthy cause. S a n fo rd M u sic Olub M e e ts The Sanford Music Club m et at Comfort ittago last Saturday afternoon at which me tha annual election o f. office** took | M artin; int, Mrs. Fannie Munson: Secretary and Treasurer« Mrs. R. E. Tolai;4Choral Director. Mrs. George L. Hoy," interesting plans werp made for work next year. The Star will have good music guaran- T h e principal product»—honey and W ax —w ere n ever In (r e n te r demand than n t the present tim e, and bee­ keep in g bide fa ir to eoon take a higher ran k am ong the produ ctive Industries than m hitherto been accorded I t T h era la h o t one kind o f honey fo r the fa n n e r to produce f o r . bis ow n uae, and th a t la ’‘chunk,” com b honey, cu t out o f the fra m e and put Into Jars t o be k e p t W h en a .qu een U n o lo n g er young som e instinct teaches the bees that th ey should look ahead and prepare fo r fu tu re contingencies. T h e doctrin e eo freq u e n tly enunciated, “ K ee p only you ng q u e e n s " la sim ply a lesson taught us b y the w isdom o f th e bees. T h e lo n g nights m ay bo turned to good Account b y the bandy man tn the m endin g o f supers, etc. that m ay not he In» use. T h e w o rk can be done thor­ oughly, as thera la no bu rry aa in tbs sum m er w hen th e w h o le o f the parts A l t u o S. Fostek, M. F. Robinson, M. F, R obinson. effect May. » . IB IL - — *------- i M. W . L ovell, d a rk Treasurer and Assessor. Choice Cats Florida & Western Beef & Pork Also Sausage, Poultry, Lamb, Fish,“ Dry and Salt Meats, . and In fact the most complete llntrin the city. . .. • A LL MY PIMPLES GONE FRESH Otri T a ils H o w a Blotchy Skin W as Cleansed By a sim p le W ash. " I was ashamed or m y fto e ,” w rites kllss M inalo Pickard o f Altamahaw, N. O . . ' I t was a ll fu ll o f pim ples sa d ■earn bu t a fter ( u «ln g D. D. D. P re ­ scription 1 can suy that now there la no sign o f that Ecsema, and that was FISH TO D A Y— ---- Orders will be Delivered A T ONCE by Special Messenger f F o rm e rly w it h J. D. R o b erta P a y in g R e n t! *F I* W . f f . R D t i l T C D lU ^ U d HO P a rk Avr. c Phone No. | Sanford Building & Loan Association . • ' * M A K E S ' ~-*i, IT E A S Y A. P. CONNELLY P resid en t S g c 'y jL Ireaa. Home L et U s rT e ll Y o u A bout It T H E FARM HEN. Mr. B ryan surely know s a good hen w hen be soca ber, L isten to his fligh t; " I w en t ont to the barnyard and took o ff m y hat to the A m erican hen, fo r hgr product Is a ll o ver the w orld .” "T h a t** w h a t!” cackles Biddy. "Y o u 'r e not like those city farm ers a t W ashington w ho b a re hatched the fa k e that w e rural dn ekera lay but a lxty eggs a year, alt moat the tim e and don’ t know an e g g fro m a d o o r H a ts o ff, gentlem en, to the fa rm ben. Bbe la U n cle Sam ’s c h ie f poultry as­ set, does tho moat to m ake him a b il­ lion rich er a y e a r and w ou ld do even better I f F a rm er Corntoeael d id n 't let her fo ra g e In the corncrib, v is it the g ro in m ow , stu ff on tha thrashing flo or and ra id the granary* She thdk o ften gets too fa t, doesn’ t la y ao w e ll because h er e g g m achine la crow d ed w ith fa t and doesn't la y so m any w in te r egga because fa t makes h er m olt lata, and aha spends m oat o f th e w in te r g ro w in g a n ow gow n. Moat fa rm flocks a r t p o re brad and w e ll cared fo r n otw ithstan ding certain cushion pressing poultry editors pu l th o fa rm flock In tha bum claaa and" call tho fa n n e r a bughouse poultgyman. ’ " *• * ’.* • v :: • W a ad vise such a city fa rm e r to Let the kink o u t o f hla think b y a tou r o f the farm s, to tickle hla palate and astonlab hla Inner man w ith chicken a*~cnty « f a n n e r 's w l f e c a n m a tu re I t and cook 1L Then, w ith hla constitution fu ll o f bu lly bird, le i him take the p la tfo rm b y the "B u b ee” present. W ill hla think m achine g e t a bob b o x? W ill be be knocked Into tbe m id dle o f n ext w eek ? Yea, verily. B e sh ell fin a lly return to hla cushion eaddofSut a wiser S. 0. Chase, , Mas. G eo. H. FKxnald . A n yon e w illing to become a Ufa m em ­ ber Is requested to please send their name to thé president. Just opened— everything Fresh and Clean— Experienced Meat Cutters— Complete line— P r o m p t D elivery ' D. D. D. has become so famous as a curs and Instant re lief la Bcsema and a ll -oth sr serious skin dlssassa, that Its value la sometim es overlooked and fitting am tipon sett« enrrln*,. «A tn eleartng up raeh. pim ples, blackheads, and all other m inor form e o f ■kin Impurities. •Dop’t M t the h ire * In neat row s, . T h e fact Is, th a t-w h ile D. D. D. Is w ith the entrances a ll fa c in g one w a y. ao penetrating that It strik es to the T h e y can b e 'p la c e d In pairs, but the very root o f Eczem a or any oth er seri­ palm s h o u ld ,b e scattered as w id ely ous trouble, the soothing O il o f W inter■as possible.' T h is Is an Im portant p o in t green, T h ym ol and other Ingredients but It.w o u ld ta k e a page to explain all are eo carefu lly compounded there la the w hy*. ao wash fo r the skin made that <mn I t la w e ll to open up and ven tila te com pare4,w ith thla great houaehold the bee cella r occasionally fo r an hour rem edy fo r every kind o f akin trouble. o r tw o a fte r dark and to sw eep and D. D. D. Is pleasant to use, perfeotly gath er up any dead bdes that m ay harm less to the most delicate skin, h ave accumulated on the cella r floor. and absolutely reliable. A BB-eeftt W h y be content w ith ten o r tw en ty bottle .w ill g iv e you positive proof , o f pounds o f aurplua honey per h ire the w onderful effectiveness *of this w hen a U ttle ca refu l m anipulation w ill great remedy. mean seven ty-five o r even 100 pounds fhom eve ry prosperous colon y tn a L . R. PH ILIP S good season? • .. ere* Institute, tell what bo knows aboat poultry science and be erosa examined S a n fo rd H ospital A s s o c ia tio n Tha following persons have agreed to becom e life members paying one hundred dollar* each providing Kten or more life C A N use three hustlers, capable o f earning $15 or more per week. Box 1307 Sanford, Flprida The Car You’ll Be Proud To Own 4 You M u st S ee T h e s e C a ra T o A p p re­ c ia te Them .— It la so easy when one la thoroughly enthused about such a m agniflA cent car os’ the Cole 30 to say that ‘^nothing like i t has ever been sold at anywhere near v U tiie price o f the 1911 Cole 30"—to say that / j "It’ s the Classical car o f them a ll"— that " lt ’a A ' , the car you’ll be proud to ow n "— “ you w ill W /7 a marvel that such a car can be sold at the r/SL prices." j'jy _________T I f P We~ can write volumea-and present a rgu T \ « L meat after argument to proye to you that \Ng these statenvepta are merely absolute facts— V but after It 1a ;iQ.v sald o u r. crowning argu^ ment must a lw a y slM "sepThe car— nave it « demonstrated— compare it >rtth other cars selling at same price". When you have done this, we are wfl to abide by your Judgement. k C arload Juat R eceived of Latest M odel* Model L. Fore-Pore Torpedo RosdsUr 30 - 3 * H. p. a ToyTeanosu..;,:......... „ ..3 0 - 3 * •» " r o r .- p o r * " T « k r ln iC e r ..,...... ... . -a o -3 § " Fully equipped with Top, Windshield, “ PrcaiTO-Lite and Tire H olders Price* F. 0. Sanford, Xlonda-and-eusieuadiBg-territory.-----------— Outline S p ecifica tio n s Unit P o w e r P la n t— 3 P o in t Suspension designed upon mechanically correct principles and constructed o f the highest grade materials with the nicest accuracy, os* sures perfect smoothness o f operation and absolute silence and the llexlbillty o f its 3 point suspension maintains rfoct poise and alignment for power plant no matter w rough the road— no waste o f power. r o u r CyHnfler M o t o r D evelops 30 36 H.P., affording ample reserve power fo ra five passen­ ger car, enabling you to take tho steepest hills without perceptible effort or to speed along the road faster than you care to go, - K Begin In the spring w hen the frest has le ft the ground end the road begins to dry, but w h ile yet muddy. Drag Im m ediately a fte r ve ry prolonged rain throughout the »rt-Dof«" Tay T ohmi« WKitlbui III inch*«, TUrt 14*4. Ig n itio n — Double, Magneto and Batteries. . Clutch— Improved leather-faced cone. TransjnljglttBr^Selficllve. 3 speeds, forward verse. D rive—Shaft. 34x4 T ir e * and F ir e s to n e D em ou n ta b le. I the 4 Inch tires w ill save you a lot o f repair bills ai big 34 inch wheels assure road-smoothness. ----- R ea r A xle— f o i l f lo a t in g Type w ith H yatt Bearing*. W h eelb a se—110 Inches. E con om ical In U p-Keep— E con om ica l In Cue ing an official record 23A miles to the gallon o f gs r o u r S ty le s o f B odies, each one o f which hi sam e gracefu l effective, fetching lines and the rich upholstering far which you pay hundreds o f . more in other cars. j The Cole 3 0 "Fore-Dore" Touring Car can •tantiy converted into e regular touring car b y - n the forward door* without marring l u finish. Equ ipm ent— Magneto, demountable rlma,' ( K lamps, gas lamps wjltb generator, horn, full s e t ___ pump and Jack.’ A sk f a r a D em o n stra tio n — It Imposes no obligation, whatever, upon you and It's very convincing argument. Phone today. KEELY’S GARAGE — Qrop In the fe ll Juet b efere the ground fresse*. D reg In the w in ter I f the fro st Isavse the ground. It w ilt fr e e s * Sanford T w Bw - T w Ui Ci ., W W W 1 U I « W T L ..W F lo rid a �IN SANFORD—Life »u m b er 41 Æ!«: - ia Worth Living SAM OHI», FLORIDA. FRIDAY. M A Y 26, 1911 Volume III ¥ AROUND FLORIDA a ll ' fhe General New s o f “ The Loiid of, F low ers. CULLED fROM TIIE STATE PRESS An E pitom e o f th e Week'« M ott Im portent Happenings In the State's Domain. By rushing unfinished business through ami shortening the time given to speak­ e r the Southern Baptist- Convention, which has been in session In Jacksonville since last Wednesday, adjourned Monday afternoon, to meet In Oklahoma City next May. It is reported that the Seaboard A ir lin e will shortly extend Its trnctB from Mulberry to Bartow, a distance o f some 12 miles. This will be a continuation o f the *■ trackage which tire rood recently extended from Nichols to Mulberry, the henrt of the rich phosphate m ining section in Polk county. The meeting o f the Florida fertilizer manufacturers, which was held at the Tampa Yacht and Country Club Snlurdny afternoon, came io a conclusion in tlie evening nnd resulted in the forming of n state organization, electing U. R. Woods. I(resident o f the Gulf Fertilizer Company Thomas, who Is president.of.the Indcpepdeilt Fertilizer Company o f Jacksonville, was made secretary-treasurer. “ Mrs. W illiam Shields amt Mrs.«John I). Gannon, members pf prominent Palaiku families, were drowned while bathing at South Beach on Tuesday. The Indies were among the large crowd on the bench to­ day on the Red Men's an mint excursion. • Practically all o f Oriando's business men have signed an agreement to close their establishments on Thursday a fter­ noons until October 1. . ' •The report o f the inunlcpal light and water plant at Lakeland for a |>criod o f a year and nine months, including the whole of 1900 and nine montlia o f 1910, show u jirolit to the city o f $7,623.93 on a total business of $24,363.87. This exhibits o clearing o f 31 per cent, which would »com to be doing pretty well. An A fte rn o o n o f M usic Mrs. W. T. Johns assisted by Mrs. Addle Foosc Homrlghous, entertained the Indies Chorus, in her charming home Inst Fri­ day afternoon. Several o f Mrs. lloinrigbous’s vocal pupils and other friends o f both ladies, were invited to enjoy the afternoon of music, Willi the chorus. Mrs. Geo. L. Speer, ^contributed to the pleasure o f -the ladies by two bright lively ‘ songs. Misses Flossie Frank and Mu he) Bowler,* tang two duetts', Mrs. 11. (1 Maitland, two aweet solos, and Miss Helen St. Johns, a well rendered Italian solo. . * Tiie chorus song-two o f their selections. A very pleasing feature o f the after­ noon's entertainment, was a most cleverly arrange musical contest, by Mrs. Homrigliuus, who had m'ade a number o f copies ,pf a short history, o f an imaginary lyusical -trip—leaving blanks to be filled by names of songs or music* by the bright ones; who ‘Cere up to date with a ll the iwpulur songs and music; the correct names of which, m ade stay o f the trip continuous and complete. *• : * This very intereating trip, 'V a n made more so, by the Ingenuous u s S * ^ the names, o f each member o f the chorus, who were served as a luncheon, for the naraior, before the trip was concluded. ’ To prevent brain fo g," WlflcSTmTghr be occasioned by deep thought over the unique contest Mrs. Johns served delicious cream and cake which, with the refresh­ THE COLONEL’ S MAID ORGANIZE ELKS LODGE STARTS WITH FINE MEMBERSHIP in building lots were made during the wcekUm l thc building products irte Tüir for tiie summer. Considerable furin prop­ erty is uciug-jsoUl nnd jo m e new iunds ure being cleared and made ready for full pluming. High School Publication ment hut tiie other even t» will help some. There will also be sack races, climbing greasy pole, ixituto races, catching greasy pig and other events loo numerous to mention. Hut prepare to come to San­ ford on the Fourtif ofMuIy—the town that treats you right. Watch for future an­ nouncements in Tiie Herald. The High Sdiool publication, Sulumuguiidi, has made its appearance mid is belter than ever. The work Is in patuphIt-] form of 48 pages and cover mid is re­ plete with good stories, small chats of sdiool life, half lone cuts of the school buildings und peu aud ink drawings by the scholars. The printing was done by Chas. L. Wing and is a credit to him in every way. Salnmagundi is a good ad­ vertisement for our schools and every one should purchase a copy and send it to »•«T -r £?38 h HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEE If SANI (Mil) WILL COLIMATE dose, k NEWS OF THE WORLD P la y By L ite ra r y S o c ie ty W as W ell L a rg e Class G radu ates This Y e a r From R eceived Tu esd ay N ight G ram m ar S ch o o l , A ntlered Herd Has a. G ay,Tim e Ite m À o f In te re s t Gleaned fr o m The; Colonel's Mnld, a comedy in three The graduating exercises of. the eight In The City acts, played at the High School Auditorium - Various S ou rces grade were held in the High School aud­ * „ i Tuesday evening by the. Lltcrnty "Society itorium Wednesday. Long before .the ap­ o f tho Sanford High School was one of pointed time for the exerdses to begin the best nmeteur performances ever w it­ large numbers o f tho friends and parents nessed in Sanford, and from the rise of o f tiie graduates as well a s ' others who tiie curtain the gifted young people were ore interested in the work o f the schools greeted with applause from a very F lfy-T h rec Nam es a re Enrolled Upon repaired to the High School building. Mere the Readers Will rind • Brief C h a rter L ist and L o d g e has Historical Spring noising large and appreciative nudlence. The time was well spent inspecting the G ood P r o s p e c ts For Hurried Readers The pluy given annually by the Literary splendid display o f school work o f the Sanford Lodge o f Elks organized Friday May 21— France paid a terrible toll last Society, which is the opening o f die High different grades that adorn th e.W a ll» of School Commencement exercises, is al­ night with luncmbcrahlp r o ll. o f fifty- the Auditorium. It was deemed advlsa Stm day.forher magnificent endeavor to ways one of the most pleasing features three. For Severn) wcckB past the boys bio this year by Hie faculty to concentrate attain supremacy o f the air when an o f tiie week. Tho Colonel's Maid, q bright had been on the qui v ive over the organ­ efforts in making this' display o f school neroplnne the driver o f which had lost sparkling little comedy proved unusually ization o f what promises to be one o f the work, and to have it all in one place. In­ control, plunged Into a group o f members well suited to the hlstrionlc'powcrs of the best Lodges o f Elks in tiie state. The stead o f Hie individual class exercises as qf the, cabinet who had gathered to w it­ performers, and each one is deserving of city presented a gala day appearance, has been customary. Exhibits from the ness Hie start o f a race from Paris to special mention. Karl Roumillat played every store being decorated with hunting flrstlo T h o eighth grades are shown in Madrid, killing the minister o f war and the part of Colonel Rudd, a widower of and the colors o f the Elks. The visiting each lino o f study, and has to bo seen to injuring Tiie prime minister, his son and a North Carolina and A bie 0. Kanner a members were met nt tiie afternoon train be fully appreciated. There are many well known sportsman. widower o f South Carolina, nml were b y the Elks and fauns and the procession who are deserving o f special mention for One hundred thousand dollars for one mortal enemies, having fought n duel in headed by the string bund of n drum and tho excellence o f their work, if space season's crop o f onions la what Mrs. their youth, owning to the fnct that both life imradcd the principal streets. The would/pcrinit. Too much cannot be said Edwards G Dodd, who is _ known as the were in love with the same girl. They candidates were grotesque in mother hub- In praise o f the art display and what has Bermuda onion queen, will receive from were still labeling under the defusion hard and harem skirts nnd were led by been accomplished by some of the little Hie yield on 225 acres o f her land near that (he other tind won her, when in the attendants carrying pitch forks. A folks along this line under the teaching Laredo, Texas,' this year. rcnllity she had married neither, and wus real lion's cage carried no less a person­ of Miss Savage. Mrs. A lice Webb Duke, former w ife o f at this time the charming widow Mrs, age than Mayor Lake himself, who had PrompHy nt the appointed hour the Brodie L. Duke, tho multi-millionaire to­ John J. Carrol, Miss Carrie Lovell acted left Ids duties ns representative nt Talla­ graduating exercises began. To the bacco king, nnd six years ago mistress o f the part of tins attractive widow most hassee to become a member o f the Lodge. Strains of o beautiful march tiie girls en­ a fortune df nearly $25,000,000, is dying atlmisnhly and Miss Clurrissn Starling, as The procession halted nt the temporary tered from tho right, lcd by-U ia (»rlncipnl. a pauper in the Illinois State Hospital Julia Carroll bar pretty daughter was quarters in the Stonc-Gove block where Prof.—bL-J- - Perkins, -n m l— Miss - Plorn fo r the Insane at Ká ñiiikee. greatly-ndmired. MtU Sadie Williams the^estTvitirrbcpiiTeTSTd candidates 4xs Walker'ond Miss Gertie Speer. H]e eighth The deadlock in- the United States made quite a hit as Marjorie ..Byrd the ing led over the burning sands to the ed i­ grade teachers. . The boys canto down Senate over the election o f a president cute winsome little maid as also did fication of the Inrgo 'crowd present. Tiie the left aisle and were led by the Bchool pro tent, to succeed Speaker Frye, who Clarence Mahoney as the handsome Rob Lodge wus instituted hy the Grand Lodge board, C. R. Walker, B. F. Whltner, L. R resigned becauseraf Ill-health,' continues. Rudd. They were not os antagonistic as o f Emergency from Orlando composed of Philips und D. L. Llynslier. T|;ey march­ The chief candidates ore Senator Gsllinger their respective fathers’* were, but the B. C. Abernathy. lea d in g Knight; M. O. ed on the stage.and took Htcir places, the on Hie Republican side and Senator principals in a very pretty little lova Overstreet, Loyal Knight; Joseph If. Jones, graduates in the center, the teachers on Bacon on the- Democratic elder The alTnir that culminated in a wedding, l/ectumig Knigiit nnd W. T. Sims, Esquire, Hie right und the school board on the left, Senate is Republican, but owing to a Osborne Herndon played the part of District Deputy Browne occupying chair The invocation was by Rev. G. B. W al- factional fight In the party Hie members ** • Ned Grayson the young man with u failing of Grand Exulted Knight.’ dron. The number was a chorus by cannot combine uJ>on the caucus nominee, About fifty members o f the Orlando the class entitled “ Forest memory and and wus continually in the Warblers." nnd the result is the leading candidates trouble on account of it,'furnishing much Lodge were present und put through, the Ethel Hickson read a splendid historical are tied In the* Vote, while ten votes are candldates as only.the Orlnmiy.boys know essay on Osceola, tiie Florida Indian amusement. scattered among minor candidates. * Mr. James Baskom wus Colonel's Inw- how. The officers for Sanford Lodgi^wcre Chicfv who is always an interesting sub­ Ex|»ort from tho United States in Hie yer, and the part was nicely taken hy elected ns follows: W, D. Holden, Exalted ject. "M exico Yesterdoy" was the sub­ fiscal year 1011 w ill probably exceed by Fry's splendid essay. Mtjrry Kanner. Cling.nl-Ling. pie Chinese Ruler, C. M. Brodwater, Esteemed Leading ject o f Albert about 300 million dollars the figures o f cook and though somewhat impertinent Knight; W .’ .ll. Underwood, Esteemed "W an da," Carl Bohm. was n pirfno selec­ last year, find cross the two billion dollar wus hy far the most important individual Loyal Knight; Harold Hnskins, Esteemed tion beautifully rendered by Muriel Hnfine. The figures o f exports of the Bureau Lecturing Knight, O, L. Taylor, Secretary; rold and delighted (he audience. "Mexico in the cast. This was n difficult role, hut W. L. Morgun, Treasurer, Felix Frank, Today" was discussed in tf very clever o f Statistics, Department o f Commerce was well played hy W. Vail Lovell. T>Ier. Among the prominent Elks pres­ iminnur*by RundifllCliuse. A bright iitlju nnd Labor, for the ¡te n month* ending Between acts excellent music was fur­ with April, show an excess o f $268,000,000 nished h^ Miss Currie Lrtvcll and Mr. ent were Hon. Jefferson U. Brawn, Dis­ recitation by Annie Wliitner entitled over those in the corresponding ^months o f trict Deputy of Key- West nnd Hop. If. N. cr "N ew Hqt“ came next on tho pro­ WUheringtoti. Hunt, Past District Deputy of Tnmpu, gram. Wedding chorus from Ermine was last yonr, and for -Hie single month o f The whole pluy went off without the April, an excess of $25,000,000 over April Kin. , delays usual in amateur |>erforiimuces, The Elks will fit up tcmporuryquartere sweetly sung by the class. of Inst year, thus indlpating Uiat the The address to Hie graduates was de­ and much credit is due the performers ns in thq Stone-Gore block, hut like till good growth in exports in 1911 will approxi­ well as these wliu have so skillfully train­ U ks'expect to erect a handsome home in livered hy D. L. Thrasher and was* a mate $3000,000,000, and the total exports the near future. The Sanford Lodge will masterly effort, being full o f wisdom ed them. of thcLyca* probably exceed two billion do much more (owurd benefltting the city "Ctmimna \ynltz sweetjy sung by the socially and the membership is composed good thoughts nnd kindly advice which dollars, High School Chorus brought to n dose an of home of tiie must prominent citizens of it is needless to say that if the girls and b • Bills arc pending in Hie Illinois Legis­ • •'—* boys w ill take unto themselves and profit evening's entertainment of real pleasure. Snnford. by It they will doubtless fill plages of lature to require- Hie hotels to hayc sheets 100 Inches long and 81 inches wide and honor os Htey go Hirough life. G row ers, Muhlrtg M oney to próvido their guests with at least two The presentation o f certiflcaies made The lute crops in this section are mak­ clean towels a day. * by Prof. Perkins caiite next. He congrat­ ing money for tiie growers and many of Big Time In The Oid t o w n On The ulated the class on what they had ac­ them are recouping their losses on other _ F ou rth o f July Birmingham, Ala., / has just • floated Sanford just can't help keeping before complished and urged them to push j i n ! ¡500,000.municipal bonds at 31-2 per cent, crops. Several growers who lost their potato crop ¿w frost planted the ground the public and when our Natal Inde­ to greater tilings und higher learning. the lowest rate the city has ever secured. The follqwing deceived diptomog:In tomatoes and are now receiving $2.00 pendence day arrives the people will flock This Is said to be because It is under Muriel Hurnild, Igerna Stout, Mary Lou commission government and capitalists to Sanford just as they have always done (icr crate f. o. b. Sanford. Price, Ruth Vaughn, Annie Whltner, May impressed with the business administraThe movement of vegetables o f the to- in thp past. This Fourth of July wc will muto,.cucumber, (upper, green corn and not go broke on the proposition but our Holland, Margaret Wight, Nellie Lough, Hop are not afraid to invest in Hie bonds. other vurietiós has been very active dur­ good citizens will give the visitors a Ethel Hickson. Laura Lee, Mattie Clare* .George B. Cox, the Cincinnati Republi­ Knight, Daisy Betts. Philip Allen, RandqU ing the week. One grower will market jolly good time. can boss, having (Jemonstrated that he Our ball team is being licked into shape Chase, Albert Fry. Fred, Wight, Nirgll $3,000 worth of green corn from u 10 ucre owns the courts of his city, has again r e ­ truct, fro iif whleli he secured two crops of ilid Sanford aijd Orlando will play two Clink, Mmmscll Gobbet!,* Vivian Speer, tired from politics. , , . lettuce and one of celery during (lie sea­ gatttetf'dfittfrot day. there -will be field Robert Deane, Harry Cobb. W.lll^e Wyrin, A press report of the battle o f Juarez son. The cOm crop has not cost him $3 events, a grand fish fry, street parades, Sherman Roulh/John Hunter, Joef* Fffeld, Arnert, ' Billie Vyitherington, says (hat 250 soldiers were wounded on tournnments and fireworks for tiie even­ Howard an acre to produce. Eugene Singletary and Sanford Doudney. Mth sides. It would seem bad enough There is considerable activity in city ing. to be wounded on one side. The ball games will tic enough excite­ nnd farm property. Uevernl transactions Childrens Day t x e r c s e t Childrens day exercises that is an an­ nual feature In the Metliodist church was beautifully celebrated in this church last Sunday. The church was beautifully decorated with ferns and quantities of cut flowers and the sweet bright faced children never appear to better advantage as they sang the sweet songs and look part in the lovely exercises. title very' prfetly feature o f the program was the “ greeting to the batdes" by Hie their friends. _______ Supt. J. K. Mel linger » • the cradle roll was called apd withal there was u touch P a lm e tto Avenue Im provin g Palmetto avenue is receiving a new of sadness, as a little empty chair decorimperas since the „High School. 'bu ildin g hu m with white rosee was brought out, lias been erected. Several mnv homes calling attention to the fact that one of have been constructed on thia-'tiycnue *n the number, little Esther Spencer, had the past six months, umong them being passed away. Voices o f children under fine double apartment house belonging our Uag brought the pretty exercises to • Underwoods for harness, saddles, horse and mule Jewelry. 17-ti to W, R. Gardner. ing punch partakcu o f during the after­ noon saved the ladies from any danger of serious results. Dainty souvenirs o f the occasion were beautiful sprays o f rosea painted on white cards with a fine picture o f Mrs. Homrighous on the reverse side. The invited guests, were the Ladies' Chores: Mrs. G E. W alker. Mrs. C. D. W al­ dron. Mrs. J, G McDaniel, Mrs. Greenmail, , Mrs. W itte, Mrs. M. H. Bowler, Misses Laura Flab. Helen St. John. Madge Ward. , Flossie Frank. Mabel Bowler. Gladys Gardner, Jessie Stumon, Joaic Sturaon, Mrll Whltner. A lice Whltner, Mrs. Wight. Mrs. MuiiMin, Mrs, Overman, Mrs. Jessie r, Mrs. Maitland. Mrs. Geo. L. Speer “ '»d Mrs. Oust. EIGHTH GRADE ENTERTAINMENT « . Confirmation at Sanford - T h e R ig h t-H e v r -W r J .-K e n n e y D. D.. Bishop of the Catholic diocese oh St. AugusUno visited. Sanford May Hie twen­ ty first, ns the guest of Futlier Breanahun Hie local-paster at lb » bsuuliful new parochial resident! -erected recently by Hie resident caHiolic*, who have spared no expense to make their new pastor ns comfortable as possible. On. Sunday, night Bishop Kenny confirmed* a large class composed princi(>ally of children hut quite a* number of adults were noticable among the candidates. Before tiie confirmation Bishop Kenny spoke eloquent­ ly to the • large congregation that was present notwithstanding the Inclemency of the weather. His explanation o f the ceremony was specially lucid and the audience was well repaid for the inconvenlece they suffered In going -iq the church. . ^ Building More house! E. H. llem don lias so much faith iq» Hie future of San font that he has built one handsome residence and started a n. t e r this week. His own liome which ^ s badly damaged by lira some time ago has been put in first class shape and the lot w ill soon contain three fine re siSUMM C h a rter Bill P a sse d S en a te Advices from Tallahassee are to the e f­ fect Hiat the Sanford Charter BUI passed theSena te w ith the follow ing changes’. The P erk and Assessor w ill be elected by tho ppople; the Treasurer, and Collec­ tor will be elected by the' people; -the Marshal to be appointed. No person holding a franchise shall be elected to the office o f Mayor or Council No grant or contract or franchise can be mode wiUi the Mayor and Council. Regarding the changes in the lines o f the city extension the last line drawn on tiie west side seems to uravaU which ex­ cludes the Ice factory and several farms. I Saturday night May 13th, Mrs. Hocnrighous gave a song recital at the 1st Con­ gregational church. The program waa carefully arranged end all the parts »rare ably rendered. The house was filled, the entertainment waa splendid, due to the careful training o f ¿1 who participated by an able teacher. A ll seemed well pleased with the entertainm ent No fee charged, but the free wUl offering was $23.25, after deducUng expenses the Ooo> gregational church reoelved $20.25, ' ) U J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 19, 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