12 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/571c7ad87b86769c2427d2fdc5b362a9.pdf c872e67c19dfb36e6d54f560289c66a5 PDF Text Text tfir SANrORD^MtRÂtO The Most Attractive Home In Sanford Heights Sanford Heights F o r Sale F or 30 Days I Offer my Shell Dashed Bungal Seven Rooms Splendid Kewancc System of W ater Works Wide Porches Corner Lot Fronting East 6 7 Feet on Park Avenue and 130 Feet Deep. . Alley on The House is well Furnished Throughout - Plenty of Room in A ttic for 4 Good Rooms SANFORD Best grade preserves and pickles Just in, call and try them. W. W. Long. 2G-tf Items of Interest Concerning Society People! POINTS PURELY PERSONAL Haw Celery City Vanity ra lr While Away the Oolden Hours—! Social Gossip. The Magnolia Bridge Club Is the new­ est social organization It) Sanford. Mrs. J . W. Dickens entertained the dub on Wednesday afternoon. There were three tables of players and a very, enjoyable game of bridge wr.s played, highest score being made by Mnf.0. 0. McLaughlin. The principal product»—honey and Wax—were never In (renter demand than nt the present time, and bee­ keeping bide fair to eoon take a higher rank among the productive Industries than m hitherto been accorded I t Thera la hot one kind o f honey for the fanner to produce f o r . bis own uae, and that la ’‘chunk,” comb honey, cut out of the frame and put Into Jars to be kept When a .queen U no longer young some instinct teaches the bees that they should look ahead and prepare for future contingencies. The doctrine eo frequently enunciated, “Keep only young queens" la simply a lesson taught us by the wisdom of the bees. The long nights may bo turned to good Account by the bandy man tn the mending of supers, etc. that may not he In» use. The work can be done thor­ oughly, as thera la no burry aa in tbs summer when the whole o f the parts Mrs. S. 0 . Chase was the charming honest of the Auction bridge club Monafternoon Mrs. B. W. Herndon wna the and fitting a m tipon s e t t « enrrln*,. «A fortunate one to make top eeore.and re•Dop’t Mt the hire* In neat rows, with the entrances all facing one way. They can be'placed In pairs, but the The Welaka dub kept open house as palm should,be scattered as widely usual on Tuesday aftempon, wlth Mra. ■as possible.' This Is an Important point J . W. Dickens, Mlaa Mable 'Bowler, and but It.would take a page to explain all Mrs, S. a ShlnboUar receiving. With an the why*. Informal Jpualcal "program and bridge the It la well to open up and ventilate afternoon was pleasantly spent ■MIsa the bee cellar occasionally for an hour Houle Frank, Mlaa Mable Hand, and or two after dark and to sweep and Mlaa Linda Leffler added greatly to the gather up any dead bdes that may pleasure of the afternoon with their mu. have accumulated on the cellar floor. Why be content with ten or twenty pounds of aurplua honey per hire when a Uttle careful manipulation will Mrs. C, E. Morrow entertained the mean seventy-five or even 100 pounds Home Mission Sodety of the Methodist fhom every prosperous colony tn a Church’ at her home on Palmetto Avenue good season? • .. last Tuesday afternoon. In the absence THE FARM HEN. of the President Mrs. M. H. Bowler pre­ Mr. Bryan surely knows a good hen sided. After thé business session ad­ when be soca ber, Listen to his flight; journed, a very pleasant social half hour " I went ont to the barnyard and took was spent The hottest assisted by Miss off my hat to the American hen, for Jessie Stumon and Mias Genie Wicker, hgr product Is all over the world.” served dainty refreshment*. "That** what!” cackles Biddy. "You're not like those city farmers at Washington who bare hatched the ’ Home Ml talon Society M eets fake that we rural dnekera lay but Tha Home Mission society of the alxty eggs a year, alt moat the time Methodist church chartered two cars last and don’t know an egg from a door Friday evening and gave a moonlight car rida. The destination was H. H. Chappell's Hats off, gentlemen, to the farm ben. Bbe la Uncle Sam’s chief poultry as­ beautiful country home, where the even­ ing was spent A splendid musical pro­ set, does tho moat to make him a bil­ gram was rendered, refreshment« served lion richer a year and would do even oqd the whole affair proved moat pleasant better If Farmer Corntoeael didn't let her forage In the corncrib, visit the Abhut two hundred people took advantage groin mow, stuff on tha thrashing of the opportunity to spend a pleasant floor and raid the granary* evening and to help a worthy cause. She thdk often gets too fat, doesn’t lay ao well because her egg machine la crowded with fat and doesn't lay so Sanford Music Olub M eets The Sanford Music Club met at Comfort many winter egga because fat makes ittago last Saturday afternoon at which her molt lata, and aha spends moat of me tha annual election of. office** took the winter growing a now gown. Moat farm flocks a r t pore brad and well cared for notwithstanding certain | Martin; int, Mrs. Fannie Mun- cushion pressing poultry editors pul son: Secretary and Treasurer« Mrs. R. E. tho farm flock In tha bum claaa and" Tolai; 4 Choral Director. Mrs. George L. call tho fanner a bughouse poultgyHoy," interesting plans werp made for man. ’" *• * ’.* • v :: • Wa advise such a city farmer to Let work next year. the kink out of hla think by a tour of the farms, to tickle hla palate and The Star will have good music guaran- astonlab hla Inner man with chicken a*~cnty « fa n n e r 's w lfecan mature It and cook 1L Then, with hla constitution full of bully bird, lei him take the platform ere* Institute, tell what bo knows aboat poultry science and be erosa examined by the "Bubee” present. Sanford Hospital Association Will hla think machine get a bob Tha following persons have agreed to box? Will be be knocked Into tbe become life members paying one hundred dollar* each providing Kten or more life middle of next week? Yea, verily. B e shell finally return to hla cushion eaddofSut a wiser Altuo S. F ostek , M. F. Robin so n , S. 0 . C h a se , , Mas. Geo. H. FKxnald. Anyone willing to become a Ufa mem­ ber Is requested to please send their name to thé president. M. F, Robinson. effect May. » . IB IL - — *------- i M. W. L o v ell , dark Treasurer and Assessor. AN use three hustlers, capable o f earning $15 or more per week. Box 1307 Sanford, Flprida C ALL MY Ju st opened— everything Fresh and Clean— Experienced Meat Cutters— Complete line— P r o m p t Delivery ' Choice Cats Florida & Western Beef & Pork Also Sausage, Poultry, Lamb, Fish,“Dry and Salt Meats, . and In fact the most complete llntrin the city. . .. • PIMPLES GONE Otri Tails How a Blotchy Skin Was Cleansed By a simple Wash. " I was ashamed or my ftoe,” writes kllss Minalo Pickard of Altamahaw, N. O .. ' I t was all full of pimples sad ■earn but after (u«lng D. D. D. Pre­ scription 1 can suy that now there la no sign of that Ecsema, and that was FRESH FIS H T O D A Y — ----- Orders will be Delivered AT ONCE by Special Messenger f Formerly with J . D. Roberta D. D. D. has become so famous as a curs and Instant relief la Bcsema and all -othsr serious skin dlssassa, that Its value la sometimes overlooked tn eleartng up raeh. pimples, blackheads, and all other minor forme of ■kin Impurities. . The fact Is, that-while D. D. D. Is ao penetrating that It strikes to the very root of Eczema or any other seri­ ous trouble, the soothing Oil of Wintergreen, Thymol and other Ingredients are eo carefully compounded there la ao wash for the skin made that <mn compare4,with thla great houaehold remedy for every kind of akin trouble. D. D. D. Is pleasant to use, perfeotly harmless to the most delicate skin, and absolutely reliable. A BB-eeftt bottle .will give you positive proof , of the wonderful effectiveness *of this great remedy. *F I* Paying Rent! W . f f . R D tilT C D lU ^ U d HO Park Avr. c Phone No. | Sanford Building & Loan . • ' * ' ~-*i, Association M A K E S IT EA SY A. P. CONNELLY President Sgc'yjL Ireaa. Home Let U srT ell You About It L. R. PHILIPS The Car You’ll Be Proud To Own 4 You Must See These Cara To Appre­ ciate Them.—It la so easy when one la thoroughly enthused about such a magniflA cent car os’the Cole 30 to say that ‘^nothing like it has ever been sold at anywhere near v U tiie price of the 1911 Cole 3 0 "—to say that / j "It’s the Classical car of them all"—that "lt’a A ' , the car you’ll be proud to own"—“you will W /7 a marvel that such a car can be sold at the r/SL prices." j'jy __ _____T IfP We~ can write volumea-and present arguT \ « L meat after argument to proye to you that \Ng these statenvepta are merely absolute facts— V but after It 1a ;iQ.v sald our. crowning argu^ ment must alwayslM "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 Received of Latest Model* Model L . Fore-Pore Torpedo RosdsUr 30 - 3 * H. p. a To y T e a n o s u ..;,:......... „ ..3 0 -3 * •» " ro r.-p o r*"T «k rln iC er..,...... ... . -ao -3§ " Fully equipped with Top, Windshield, “ PrcaiTO-Lite and Tire Holders Price* F. 0. Sanford, Xlonda-and-eusieuadiBg-territory.-----------— Outline Specifications Unit Power Plant—3 Point Suspension designed upon mechanically correct principles and constructed of the highest grade materials with the nicest accuracy, os* sures perfect smoothness of operation and absolute silence and the llexlbillty of its 3 point suspension maintains rfoct poise and alignment for power plant no matter w rough the road—no waste of power. ro u r CyHnfler M otor Develops 30 3 6 H.P., affording ample reserve power fora 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 when the frest has left the ground end the road begins to dry, but while yet muddy. Drag Immediately after very prolonged rain throughout the »rt-Dof«" Tay Tohmi« WKitlbui III inch*«, TUrt 14*4. Ignition—Double, Magneto and Batteries. . Clutch—Improved leather-faced cone. TransjnljglttBr^Selficllve. 3 speeds, forward verse. Drive—Shaft. 34x4 Tire* and Firestone Demountable. I the 4 Inch tires will save you a lot of repair bills ai big 34 inch wheels assure road-smoothness. ----- Rear Axle—fo il floatin g Type with Hyatt Bearing*. Wheelbase—110 Inches. Economical In Up-Keep—Economical In Cue ing an official record 23A miles to the gallon of gs rour Styles of Bodies, each one of which hi same graceful effective, fetching lines and the rich upholstering far which you pay hundreds of . 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 lu finish. Equipment—Magneto, demountable rlma,' (K lamps, gas lamps wjltb generator, horn, full s e t __ pump and Jack.’ Ask f a r a Demonstration—It Imposes no obligation, whatever, upon you and It's very convincing argument. Phone today. KEELY’S GARAGE — Qrop In the fell Juet befere the ground fresse*. Dreg In the winter If the frost Isavse the ground. It wilt frees* Sanford T w Bw -T w Ui Ci ., W W W 1U I«W T L ..W Florida �IN SANFORD—Life ia Worth Living Æ!«: - »umber 41 SAM OHI», FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MAY 26, 1911 Volume III ¥ all AROUND FLORIDA THE COLONEL’S MAID ORGANIZE ELKS LODGE EIGHTH GRADE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS OF THE WORLD Play By Literary Society Was Well Large Class Graduates This Year From Received Tuesday Night Grammar School , ' fhe General News of “The Loiid Antlered Herd Has a. Gay,Time ItemÀof Interest Gleaned from The; Colonel's Mnld, a comedy in three The graduating exercises of. the eight of, Flowers. In The City acts, played at the High School Auditorium - Various Sources grade were held in the High School aud­ „i Tuesday evening by the. Lltcrnty "Society * itorium Wednesday. Long before .the ap­ of tho Sanford High School was one of time for the exerdses to begin CULLED fROM TIIE STATE PRESS the best nmeteur performances ever wit­ STARTS WITH FINE MEMBERSHIP pointed large numbers of tho friends and parents HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEIf nessed in Sanford, and from the rise of of tiie graduates as well a s ' others who tiie curtain the gifted young people were ore interested in the work of the schools An Epitome o f the Week'« M ott Im greeted with applause from a very Flfy-Threc Names are Enrolled Upon repaired to the High School building. Mere the Readers Will rind • Brief portent Happenings In the Charter List and Lodge has Historical Spring noising large and appreciative nudlence. The time was well spent inspecting the S ta te 's Domain. Good Prospects For Hurried Readers The pluy given annually by the Literary splendid display of school work of the By rushing unfinished business through Sanford Lodge of Elks organized Friday May 21— France paid a terrible toll last Society, which is the opening of die High different grades that adorn the.Wall» of ami shortening the time given to speak­ School Commencement exercises, is al­ night with luncmbcrahlp roll. of fifty- the Auditorium. It was deemed advlsa Stmday.forher magnificent endeavor to e r the Southern Baptist- Convention, ways one of the most pleasing features three. For Severn) wcckB past the boys bio this year by Hie faculty to concentrate attain supremacy of the air when an which has been in session In Jacksonville of tiie week. Tho Colonel's Maid, q bright had been on the qui vive over the organ­ efforts in making this' display of school neroplnne the driver of which had lost since last Wednesday, adjourned Monday sparkling little comedy proved unusually ization of what promises to be one of the work, and to have it all in one place. In­ control, plunged Into a group of members afternoon, to meet In Oklahoma City next well suited to the hlstrionlc'powcrs of the best Lodges of Elks in tiie state. The stead of Hie individual class exercises as qf the, cabinet who had gathered to wit­ May. performers, and each one is deserving of city presented a gala day appearance, has been customary. Exhibits from the ness Hie start of a race from Paris to It is reported that the Seaboard Air special mention. Karl Roumillat played every store being decorated with hunting flrstloTho eighth grades are shown in Madrid, killing the minister of war and line will shortly extend Its trnctB from the part of Colonel Rudd, a widower of and the colors of the Elks. The visiting each lino of study, and has to bo seen to injuring Tiie prime minister, his son and a Mulberry to Bartow, a distance of some 12 North Carolina and Abie 0. Kanner a members were met nt tiie afternoon train well known sportsman. be fully appreciated. There are many miles. This will be a continuation of the widower of South Carolina, nml were by the Elks and fauns and the procession One hundred thousand dollars for one who are deserving of special mention for *■ trackage which tire rood recently extend- mortal enemies, having fought n duel in headed by the string bund of n drum and tho excellence of their work, if space season's crop of onions la what Mrs. ed from Nichols to Mulberry, the henrt of 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 the rich phosphate mining section in Polk were in love with the same girl. They candidates were grotesque in mother hubIn praise of the art display and what has Bermuda onion queen, will receive from county. 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 of her land near The meeting of the Florida fertilizer 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. manufacturers, which was held at the rcnllity she had married neither, and wus real lion's cage carried no less a person­ of Miss Savage. Mrs. Alice Webb Duke, former wife of Tampa Yacht and Country Club Snlurdny 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 afternoon, came io a conclusion in tlie 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 of evening nnd resulted in the forming of n the part of tins attractive widow most hassee to become a member of the Lodge. Strains of o beautiful march tiie girls en­ a fortune df nearly $25,000,000, is dying state organization, electing U. R. Woods. atlmisnhly and Miss Clurrissn Starling, as The procession halted nt the temporary tered from tho right, lcd by-Uia (»rlncipnl. a pauper in the Illinois State Hospital I(resident of the Gulf Fertilizer Company Julia Carroll bar pretty daughter was quarters in the Stonc-Gove block where Prof.—bL-J- - Perkins, -nml—Miss - Plorn for 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 Thomas, who Is president.of.the Indcpep- made quite a hit as Marjorie ..Byrd the ing led over the burning sands to the edi­ grade teachers. . The boys canto down Senate over the election of a president “ deilt Fertilizer Company of Jacksonville, 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 was made secretary-treasurer. 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. Mrs. William Shields amt Mrs.«John I). Rudd. They were not os antagonistic as of Emergency from Orlando composed of Philips und D. L. Llynslier. T|;ey march­ The chief candidates ore Senator Gsllinger B. C. Abernathy. leading Knight; M. O. ed on the stage.and took Htcir places, the Gannon, members pf prominent Palaiku their respective fathers’* were, but the Overstreet, Loyal Knight; Joseph If. Jones, graduates in the center, the teachers on on Hie Republican side and Senator principals in a very pretty little lova • families, were drowned while bathing at l/ectumig Knigiit nnd W. T. Sims, Esquire, Hie right und the school board on the left, Bacon on the- Democratic elder The South Beach on Tuesday. The Indies were alTnir that culminated in a wedding, Senate is Republican, but owing to a District Deputy Browne occupying chair The invocation was by Rev. G. B. Wal- factional fight In the party Hie members among the large crowd on the bench to­ Osborne Herndon played the part of of Grand Exulted Knight.’ ** • dron. The number was a chorus by cannot combine uJ>on the caucus nominee, day on the Red Men's an mint excursion. Ned Grayson the young man with u failing About fifty members of the Orlando memory and and wus continually in the the class entitled “Forest Warblers." nnd the result is the leading candidates Practically all of Oriando's business Lodge were present und put through, the Ethel Hickson read a splendid historical trouble on account of it,'furnishing much are tied In the* Vote, while ten votes are men have signed an agreement to close candldates as only.the Orlnmiy.boys know essay on Osceola, tiie Florida Indian scattered among minor candidates. their establishments on Thursday after­ amusement. * Mr. James Baskom wus Colonel's Inw- how. The officers for Sanford Lodgi^wcre Chicfv who is always an interesting sub­ noons until October 1. Ex|»ort from tho United States in Hie yer, and the part was nicely taken hy elected ns follows: W, D. Holden, Exalted ject. "Mexico Yesterdoy" was the sub­ fiscal year 1011 will probably exceed by •The report of the inunlcpal light and Mtjrry Kanner. Cling.nl-Ling. pie Chinese Ruler, C. M. Brodwater, Esteemed Leading ject of Albert Fry's splendid essay. about 300 million dollars the figures of . water plant at Lakeland for a |>criod of a cook and though somewhat impertinent Knight; W.’ .ll. Underwood, Esteemed "Wanda," Carl Bohm. was n pirfno selec­ last year, find cross the two billion dollar year and nine months, including the whole wus hy far the most important individual Loyal Knight; Harold Hnskins, Esteemed tion beautifully rendered by Muriel Hnf- ine. The figures of exports of the Bureau of 1900 and nine montlia of 1910, show u in the cast. This was n difficult role, hut Lecturing Knight, O, L. Taylor, Secretary; rold and delighted (he audience. "Mexico of Statistics, Department of Commerce jirolit to the city of $7,623.93 on a total W. L. Morgun, Treasurer, Felix Frank, Today" was discussed in tf very clever was well played hy W. Vail Lovell. ' business of $24,363.87. This exhibits o T>Ier. Among the prominent Elks pres­ iminnur*by RundifllCliuse. A bright iitlju nnd Labor, for the ¡ten month* ending Between acts excellent music was fur­ clearing of 31 per cent, which would »com nished h^ Miss Currie Lrtvcll and Mr. ent were Hon. Jefferson U. Brawn, Dis­ recitation by Annie Wliitner entitled with April, show an excess of $268,000,000 to be doing pretty well. trict Deputy of Key- West nnd Hop. If. N. cr "New Hqt“ came next on tho pro­ over those in the corresponding ^months of WUheringtoti. last yonr, and for -Hie single month of The whole pluy went off without the Hunt, Past District Deputy of Tnmpu, gram. Wedding chorus from Ermine was April, an excess of $25,000,000 over April Kin. , An Afternoon o f Music delays usual in amateur |>erforiimuces, The Elks will fit up tcmporuryquartere sweetly sung by the class. of Inst year, thus indlpating Uiat the Mrs. W. T. Johns assisted by Mrs. Addle and much credit is due the performers ns in thq Stone-Gore block, hut like till good The address to Hie graduates was de­ growth in exports in 1911 will approxi­ Foosc Homrlghous, entertained the Indies well as these wliu have so skillfully train­ Uks'expect to erect a handsome home in livered hy D. L. Thrasher and was* a the near future. The Sanford Lodge will masterly effort, being full of wisdom mate $3000,000,000, and the total exports Chorus, in her charming home Inst Fri­ ed them. of thcLyca* probably exceed two billion do much more (owurd benefltting the city day afternoon. "Ctmimna \ynltz sweetjy sung by the socially and the membership is composed good thoughts nnd kindly advice which dollars, Several of Mrs. lloinrigbous’s vocal 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 • •'—* pupils and other friends of both ladies, evening's entertainment of real pleasure. Snnford. boys will take unto themselves and profit were invited to enjoy the afternoon of by It they will doubtless fill plages of lature to require- Hie hotels to hayc sheets 100 Inches long and 81 inches wide and music, Willi the chorus. honor os Htey go Hirough life. SANI (Mil) WILL COLIMATE Growers, Muhlrtg Money to próvido their guests with at least two Mrs. Geo. L. Speer, ^contributed to the The presentation of certiflcaies made The lute crops in this section are mak­ * pleasure of -the ladies by two bright lively ing money for tiie growers and many of Big Time In The Oid tow n On The by Prof. Perkins caiite next. He congrat­ clean towels a day. ‘ songs. Misses Flossie Frank and Muhe) them are recouping their losses on other ulated the class on what they had ac­ _ Fourth o f July Birmingham, Ala., /has just • floated Bowler,* tang two duetts', Mrs. 11. (1 crops. Several growers who lost their Sanford just can't help keeping before complished and urged them to push jin ! ¡500,000.municipal bonds at 31-2 per cent, Maitland, two aweet solos, and Miss Helen 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. St. Johns, a well rendered Italian solo. In tomatoes and are now receiving $2.00 pendence day arrives the people will flock The follqwing deceived diptomog:This Is said to be because It is under . * Tiie chorus song-two of their selections. 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 administraA very pleasing feature of the after­ The movement of vegetables of the to- in thp past. This Fourth of July wc will noon's entertainment, was a most cleverly 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. arrange musical contest, by Mrs. Homrig- other vurietiós has been very active dur­ good citizens will give the visitors a Ethel Hickson. Laura Lee, Mattie Clare* Knight, Daisy Betts. Philip Allen, RandqU .George B. Cox, the Cincinnati Republi­ liuus, who had m'ade a number of copies ing the week. One grower will market jolly good time. can boss, having (Jemonstrated that he ,pf a short history, of an imaginary lyusical $3,000 worth of green corn from u 10 ucre Our ball team is being licked into shape Chase, Albert Fry. Fred, Wight, Nirgll owns the courts of his city, has again re­ -trip—leaving blanks to be filled by names truct, froiif whleli he secured two crops of ilid Sanford aijd Orlando will play two Clink, Mmmscll Gobbet!,* Vivian Speer, tired from politics. , , . of songs or music* by the bright ones; who 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 of Juarez ‘Cere up to date with all the iwpulur son. The cOm crop has not cost him $3 events, a grand fish fry, street parades, Sherman Roulh/John Hunter, Joef* Fffeld, songs and music; the correct names of an acre to produce. tournnments and fireworks for tiie even­ Howard Arnert, ' Billie Vyitherington, says (hat 250 soldiers were wounded on Eugene Singletary and Sanford Doudney. Mth sides. It would seem bad enough which, made stay of the trip continuous There is considerable activity in city ing. to be wounded on one side. and complete. *• : * The ball games will tic enough excite­ nnd farm property. Uevernl transactions Confirmation at Sanford This very intereating trip, 'Van made in building lots were made during the ment hut tiie other event» will help some. - The Right-H evr-W rJ.-Kenney D. D.. Charter Bill Passed Senate more so, by the Ingenuous u sS *^ the wcekUml thc building products irte Tüir There will also be sack races, climbing Bishop of the Catholic diocese oh St. names, of each member of the chorus, for tiie summer. Considerable furin prop­ greasy pole, ixituto races, catching greasy Advices from Tallahassee are to the ef­ AugusUno visited. Sanford May Hie twen­ fect Hiat the Sanford Charter BUI passed who were served as a luncheon, for the erty is uciug-jsoUl nnd jom e new iunds pig and other events loo numerous to ty first, ns the guest of Futlier Breanahun naraior, before the trip was concluded. ure being cleared and made ready for full mention. Hut prepare to come to San­ Hie local-paster at lb» bsuuliful new theSena tewith the following changes’. ford on the Fourtif ofMuIy—the town that The Perk and Assessor will be elected ’ To prevent brain fog," WlflcSTmTghr be pluming. parochial resident! -erected recently by treats you right. Watch for future an­ Hie resident caHiolic*, who have spared by tho ppople; the Treasurer, and Collec­ occasioned by deep thought over the nouncements in Tiie Herald. unique contest Mrs. Johns served delicious High School Publication no expense to make their new pastor ns tor will be elected by the' people; -the Marshal to be appointed. cream and cake which, with the refresh­ The High Sdiool publication, Sulumucomfortable as possible. On. Sunday, Childrens Day tx e rc s e t No person holding a franchise shall be ing punch partakcu of during the after­ guiidi, has made its appearance mid is Childrens day exercises that is an an­ night Bishop Kenny confirmed* a large elected to the office of Mayor or Council noon saved the ladies from any danger of belter than ever. The work Is in patuphclass composed princi(>ally of children No grant or contract or franchise can serious results. It-] form of 48 pages and cover mid is re­ nual feature In the Metliodist church was hut quite a* number of adults were notiDainty souvenirs of the occasion were plete with good stories, small chats of beautifully celebrated in this church last cable among the candidates. Before tiie be mode wiUi the Mayor and Council. Regarding the changes in the lines of beautiful sprays of rosea painted on white sdiool life, half lone cuts of the school Sunday. The church was beautifully confirmation Bishop Kenny spoke eloquent­ cards with a fine picture of Mrs. Hom- buildings und peu aud ink drawings by decorated with ferns and quantities of ly to the •large congregation that was the city extension the last line drawn on righous on the reverse side. the scholars. The printing was done by cut flowers and the sweet bright faced present notwithstanding the Inclemency tiie west side seems to uravaU which ex­ The invited guests, were the Ladies' Chas. L. Wing and is a credit to him in children never appear to better advantage of the weather. His explanation of the cludes the Ice factory and several farms. Chores: Mrs. G E. Walker. Mrs. C. D. Wal­ every way. Salnmagundi is a good ad­ as they sang the sweet songs and look ceremony was specially lucid and the audience was well repaid for the inconSaturday night May 13th, Mrs. Hocnrigdron. Mrs. J , G McDaniel, Mrs. Greenmail, vertisement for our schools and every one part in the lovely exercises. title very' prfetly feature of the program venlece they suffered In going -iq the hous gave a song recital at the 1st Con­ , Mrs. Witte, Mrs. M. H. Bowler, Misses should purchase a copy and send it to ^ was the “greeting to the batdes" by Hie church. . gregational church. The program waa Laura Flab. Helen St. John. Madge Ward. their friends. ______ Supt. J . K. Mel linger »• the cradle roll Building More h ou se! carefully arranged end all the parts »rare , Flossie Frank. Mabel Bowler. Gladys was called apd withal there was u touch E. H. llemdon lias so much faith iq» ably rendered. The house was filled, the Palmetto Avenue Improving Gardner, Jessie Stumon, Joaic Sturaon, of sadness, as a little empty chair decorHie future of San font that he has built entertainment waa splendid, due to the Palmetto avenue is receiving a new Mrll Whltner. Alice Whltner, Mrs. Wight. hum with white rosee was brought out, one handsome residence and started an. careful training of ¿1 who participated imperas since the „High School. 'building Mrs. MuiiMin, Mrs, Overman, Mrs. Jessie te r this week. His own liome which by an able teacher. All seemed well r, Mrs. Maitland. Mrs. Geo. L. Speer lias been erected. Several mnv homes calling attention to the fact that one of the number, little Esther Spencer, had ^s badly damaged by lira some time pleased with the entertainment No fee have been constructed on thia-'tiycnue *n “'»d Mrs. Oust. the past six months, umong them being passed away. Voices of children under ago has been put in first class shape and charged, but the free wUl offering was fine double apartment house belonging our Uag brought the pretty exercises to • the lot will soon contain three fine resi- $23.25, after deducUng expenses the Ooo> Underwoods for harness, saddles, horse SUMM dose, gregational church reoelved $20.25, ') and mule Jewelry. 17-ti to W, R. Gardner. »•«T-r k £?3 8 h « . I UJ �,r JmJMEflRJLÌlMALB, , C 4 Cravenetted English M ohairs, Cool Blue Serges, Fancy Serges, | Greys and Tansctn Cassimers and Worsteds. E very «uit guaranteed to give t'1* ' ' • ' . ’ ° ^ S a t i s f a c t i o n , either ready-to-wear or made-tomeasure, just as you wish it. . . . . . Prices $12.50 to $30 the Suit. cut, summertime appearance. -* Boys Straw Hats are the : ideal warm weather headgear and there is no s u b s t i t u t e . BRIQHAM, HOPKINS CO. BALTIMORE, MD. 9 ? 2 . STERN BcSQM They supply com ­ f " WEW Y O R K » EXCLUaiVECU-TiTOMl TAILOR^ fort for hotheads, and our kind of Straw Hats possess a style which gives to the men -who wear them that spick-and-span, clean 50c to. $1.00. - Men’s $2.00 to $5.00 T R Y TR U E S H A P E H O SIER Y ing. T he best Hosiery on earth, saves “Comes in all plain colors, ask to . see them when at our d a rn ­ store. Prices 25 cents and 50 cents the pair 117 MAIN STR EET ti i.- M A IN S TR EET each traveler would only keep There Is a pitfall before you. young man; a temptation to do evi); a snare for -k - «dm «- itti t'liw, i. ■ • ; . your feet. You arc forming habits of A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be* idleness, dissipation and extravagance, which wllTstlpk to you like the sfiirt of tween You arid Me" Nessus, hampering your noble efTorls, and .eventually dragging you down lo the EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT gateway of despair. Keep to the right and avoid It. '• • • CttUI 1» Among V« Taking Notes 4 The tennis girl goes out to play tier nefve producing game; the flippant girl and faith , tie’ll Prent 'em Hgoes out larking because her life’s too . So Sayt Saunterer. tame; the reading girl betakes herself in­ IM T kt UtrmU, to u world of books; the scheming girl to A potatu went on • math _An<l 40utht nn onion bid; . the seaside goes to fish with artful hooks: met" observed the squash, ~ the flirting girl go anywhere she thinks " î a U Ÿ  V ï ï i i '. « - . S . there is a man; - the dressy girl goes to The pumpkin be your lawful bride— Pans to buy a dress and fan, the beauty , You cmnteloupe w lih m e." goes upon the stoge to show her hand­ «amc. some' looks; but the girl thar gets the hus • M B S Ä K Ä i "Y ou cauliflower b» any name band ^toys right at home and cooks. And it will »mell u wheat: CURBSTONE GLEANINGS right. And, I too. am an early rose. And you I've come toaee: So don t turnip your lovely no.» apinaebat with me. But tplaacbat "Ido not carrot all - toJWfd. So io.piooMt'. »Ir. If you pl»( _____ »ala, Th» moda»t . a k i t onion tueekly ture _ * And lattuoa. p pray, r a y ,_____ have praal . __ I _ .it« thtna thgi ynu h i ye n«“* f aa to »melici my »Ub; Tuolon| a maiden 1 have bean For favori In your ryal'' the tuber j tayed; yo!?5 You ara Urn only Thai'» currant now wli mel’1 And aa Urn wily tuber bar by aurpriae. Ä « Ç it- an at tirimi t . with hla eye*. Devoured her w! Va • a 4 "Graduated? Yes. nearly every hamlet, village, town and dty a t' this commence­ ment season of the Institutions of learn­ ing, welcome home those ’who hav« spent years ja hard study and with honors have graduated; and many arc the hopes and expectations centered- iq you—hopes that society will be elevated, many immorals corrected, wrongs righted and places of importance better filled. Do you ask, where Is your placet The world is before you, and Uiough it may seem crowded. there are sllU many wonts ota . that It does npt advertise, to avoid a rush of appii cnots. but these wants exist,-and are, in­ deed, very pressing and very real, and your compensation will be M ample’ os you have brains, pluck and energy to earn it. The world wants graduates who are men enough to search out these places and make room for themselves; it wants 'young women of sufficient self reliance to bear the disappointment of not securing the first position far which they apply; most of all it wants character, and it very wisely declines to accept a college or school diploma as conclusive evidence of that Therefore we silently whisper, en­ ter into your life work with right motives, earnestness, seal and honesty of purpose, and thoroughness that will satisfy yourT self; then others will be satisfied. Réalité the reaponaibilitiea which have come to you, and assume them in great humblemas, and y et in true manliness, and bear in mind, by your fruits ye shall be known. those they fancy have Injured theml No matter what others do to us, every bit of injury we do to them, every blow in­ tended for another really wounds our­ selves, says Success magazine. A bitter, revengeful, thought is a boom­ erang which is hurled bark to the thrower. It U impossible lo - injure another either in thought or deed without receiving the blow ourselves. .. ■• / •'■ What a terrible price many people pay for their revenge—a price which often staggers their advancement, kills their efficiency, ruinB their characters. No one can carry a grudge against another a hatred thought, a revengeful determination, a desire lo injure others, without a fatal determination pf character as well asherious impairment of Ills get­ ting on ability hnd bis happiness. Peo­ ple little realize what they do when they harbor these happiness-destroying, suc­ cess-killing thoughts toward others. Such feelings kill spontaneity, blight the char­ acter, and stifle self-expression. No one can dq hit best work While he harbors revengeful or even unfriendly thought toward others. Our faculties enly give t*p their best when working In perfect harmony.. There must be good-will in the heart or we.can not'do good wo^fc, with the head. Hatred, revenge und jealousy are rank' poieous, as fotal*to the physical life. Just think flow unmanly It Is to be waiting fof an opportunity to injure another, or to "get square" with some one. If you wish to make ^ h c -most of yourself,"and have peace of mind, never retire at night with an unkind feeling toward anyone In tho world. Forget, for­ give. Let not the sun go down upon your wrath.', •a i a 4 I see by the paper that the -Elks or­ ganized a lodge here last week and start ofT with a fine membership. The Elks are good fellows wherever you see them and their coming to Sanford will’help our city in many ways, provided the boys do not get loo gay. 4 "Keep to the right" is the law of the road» Which, when- obeyed, saves"one'a world of trouble, o : •* Society is a public highway on a grand acale—a great turflplke-whereon a hurry­ ing, jostling, wrestling crowd of-badly aborted humanity Is ever thronging. Here U life in all iu better phases— childhood with its golden hair and won­ dering eyes; youth with iu widening, thoughtful outlook; manhood with iu firm step And earnest purpose; old age with bowed farm and whitened locks. Hera, too, are thickly strewn the wrecks of life —misguided childhood, headstrong and 4 The neaf1beer saloons of Sanford are wayward; erring youth, rioting in frivolity in the limelight again this week anent and dissipation, and «owing the seeds of the case of Joe Fernandez in the Crim­ physical decay and moral death; vicious inal Court, all of which brings to'my mind manhood; treading the downward road; the action of tho city council in imposing and decrepit old age, sinister and sere. a license upon these institutions. Why wlthTtf^ jpalnful memories nnd hopelcw should a near beer saloon be allowed to future—all commingling Ip the one great operate at all and if allowed to operate Journey from tba cradla to the grave. why should they be hcensedT If there Is 'Bow much discord, Inharmopy and Jos­ What an awful Urica people pay for no barm In near beer then it sliouklbe tling would be avoided in this Journey Jf the determi natign to "get square*' .with I sold just as any other dope is sold. rito granting of a license gives the dealer a l tun in favor of having Sanford go buck right to sell. The right Is bound to be to the real article and establish u barrel violated nnd before the pubtic is aware house where the real beer canhe pur­ of the fact other concoctions will be sold. chased. ” ~ There may he wtiiskey on the premises You can’t trifle with the stuff Iu any that belongs to Stlier fiftie s because the manner und the near beer concoction» fellow who wants to mix up a drink occa­ are ten times worse than real beer. Or ­ sionally can find no better place than a lando is not selling ni^y near beer. near beer saloon wifere tlic environments Gainesville Is’ not selling'any near beer are just right to take a drink. I do nol blame the near, beer' saloons and I can go on und mention a hundred jmy more than the city council. IaL -or- Florida cities that have absolutely pro­ gia the'granting«of d license for t * s n l e hibited the snlc of any of these vile oouof near beer simply took down ull the coctions that paiider to the taste of tin­ bars of restrictions and all kinds of beer t man who tries to fool his stomach and is badly fooled in return. is sold openly. If we license the near beer saloon.then r • *t —T he S auntekik. , üi BS Mill" BREAD P E R F E C T IO N The new “ Quaker C ity” label in m in iatu re on bag or full size on barrel is YOUR guarantee— direct from th e m iller—of F IR S T J QUALITY flour. Insist upon th e red and blue label—a t all grocers. Q U A K E R 'C IT Y FLOUR M ILLS CO. __PHILADELPHIA -, - ., �T iff SANTO D Ilf RU IDE ARTESIAN WATER SUPPLY Stfp» TèKtn to Prevent the W aste o f Nature’s Girt Hon. J.-N. Whitner has been In Tallnb ssse 'ror several weeks in the Interest of tevsral MU«, among the most important being the bill to prevent the waste of ar­ tesian water. Being n •resident of the great Sanford section and perfectly famil­ ia r with the geological features of his subject. Mr. Whitner proved of great as­ sistance to the gentlemen who were de­ sirous of pushing this bill. Will Bauskett. the Tallahassee correspondent of •the Times-Unlon has the following respecting the bilfc ‘ Among the important bills before the present legislature is one Just introduced in the house by Mr. Watson, of Dade, to prevent the waste.of water from artesian It is unfortunate that tills bill was not Introduced sooner, but Its importance should causa its (ftissage without opposi­ tion. There was a long delay jn employ­ ing a state geologist and now that there is one it is the part of wisdom to heed his recommendation. - -It will be too late to "inlss the water when the well runs dry.” The purpose of the' Wntsoii bili is not to jirevent sinking artesian wells nor the free use of the water flaw. . Ion domestic, or irrigation purposes, but to atop the flow of wells when not in use, ‘especially the stopping of abandoned wells constantly waiting millions of gallons annually. It is not believed that there is- or ever will be any failure of an ample supply of this artesian water, as evidenced by the great springs of the state. But this water is not in lakes or river but in the lime­ stone and coquina rock underlying the state. How rapidly this water finds its way by percolating . this porous rock' to any given point is Impossible' to detcrmine, it is probable that well defiqpd currents have been established in the lapsS of time to the great springs, which may be lacking at some points wjierc large numbers of wells are beingJ put duwn and used. If this be true the stop­ ping of the wells when not needed would alibw the gradual accumulation of n full supply of wntcr and do away with any possibility of interference with the sup­ ply. The valflceaf llic artesian water to .Florida Is Dbsotutely inestimable. Sunday Blue la w s - The height of absurdity has probably been reached by Gainesville. Flu., in the Sunday observance law which is now in force in that unfortunate village. Drug storea are allowed to be -.open oii Sunday only from 8 to 10 a. in., and from 2 to 4 p. m. News stands, only from 12.30 to 2:30, Restaurants must clot$ ex? cept from 5:30 to 8, fro pi 12 to 2 and from 5 30 to 8. •’ . . Tba person who is unfortunate enough to be caught in Gainesville on Sunday must conform hit health, ids habits and his appetite to these hours. If ho needs medicine at any time outside of the prescribed hours, he njust die for the lack of it. If he Wants to buy o newspaper or a mugazine at any time'except between noon and 2:30, h# must do without his reading.—if - f a r get» hungry or If by nny combination of circumstances, lie requires hjs meal outside the’Vphial meal-hours, he must continue hungry until the law permits the restaurants to throw open their doors and feed him. And yet, we are told, that this ordi­ nance woe a '‘modification” of another and that even this does not meet the dmiands-ef the mlnletere-eeeoeiattoiv Such mawkish intolerance makes the average man sick at the stomach. To put medicine and readiug matter on the list of Sunday violations (s to write down the promoters of such a law as human varieUes of these animals which run to ears rather than brains. , We are really sorry for Gainesville, which naturally, is a real nice little city; out to be throttled by such a sanctimonlgang of numbskulls as that which reerns to have charge of Its affairs at present, is more.than any town-cun sur­ vive. No eelf-respectiog stranger will Permit himself to be caught in Gaines­ ville over Sunday and if we are not mis­ taken In the sort of people who make up « considerable portion of its population, •h of Its citizens who can get out of town will bunt Other places t a r at least one day In the week.—Tam pa Tribune. AN use three hustlers, capable 0 f earning $15 or more per week. Box 1307 SanfordrFTorida Calicoes Linerie P lrsl A c t— Our entire- lot of Cnhimhin^ iuLJUganqwi calicoes will he seen omour center tables in all their beauty. Light ground with neat dots, figures and stripes, in pink, blue, red and black, whilo the dark grounds in navy, garnet and black are printed in a neat design with white figures, dots and s trip s. They are regularly sold at from il'/i to 8c. Show price M o n d a y . . ...........................________ . - . . 5 c S eco n d A ct— This 19 fior a new material, but a newi sh ip m en t. Every one know the wearing and washing quail-. ties of t incite; the material that looks and answers every purpose os the more expensive Hnerienc; it is evenly woven . and conies in two weights medium and heavy. This linenc is sold, regulsr price, at from 12He to 15c, but con be bought for Monday only, per yard....... .............................„ .9 H c , Swiss ‘ ._ . ■ ..Khaki Third A ct— Monday will he the time to replenish the worn' curtains for tjew and crisp SW ISS; it is 80 inches wide and when made cannot be bought for less than $2.50 or $ 3 0 0 per. pair. This is not our regular 10c swiss hut the entire lot at 15c j*er yard; large embroidered dots, figures and Moral designs will be sold Monday only for, jjer y d .J O c F o u rth A ct— When thinking of a few weeks' camp life riding, driving, fishing and hunting, one naturally wondere what qui we wear Uiat's serviceable and not so easily soiled. The question is easily solved when you make a habit of a stilt of our tJ-ouncc K haki cloth, the material that "Has die wear, washing and good looking qualities. Our'special pride for Monday will be only......... 1 ............... ; ............................17c Slightly Soiled Under-Garments for Ladies . • \ ■ F ifth A ct— T h ese g a r m e n ts a r c m ad e p e r f e c t and h ave been o u r LEADERS a t fro m 9 8 c to $ 2 .0 0 , b u t In sh o w in g an d h an d lin g h ave g o tte n .slightly soiled: They co n s ist ot p e ttic o a ts , g o w n s, c lie m e s c , p rin c e s s slips, d ra w e rs , c o r s e t c o v e rs , e t c ., and will go a t ab ou t MALE P R IC E .. S p e c ia l................ ........................................... *.......... ' . . „ . „ I . . , ................... .. ______ _____ : .......... 79c Straw Hats Shirts S ix th A ct— A new and large shipment1nf M en’s Straw Unis— all the newest blocks, ns well as all the stnudurd shapes, are shown ¡11 this Dig Show sale. They are in the most popular weaves and braids— a hat to suit every fnce. These hats nre on special sale for M onday Only. See mid­ dle window display. O nly................................................. .$ 1 .3 9 Seventh Act— T e n D o z e n M o re of T h e s e D is tin c tiv e S h ir t s will be on sale here Monday Only to’meet the demand started a week ngo by our shirt An­ nouncement. They are all, $1.00 shirts— so far us we know— not selling fc^r less thnn-that anywhere except here. Fine percales in the favored light grounds with neat figures and stripes; Plaited Bosoms. Monday only . ....................... 7 9 c Pillows . - t ** Matting' ,* Eighth A ct-r-A limited number of these full-size, all f e a t h e r Pillow s, weighing full 3 Pounds, will be n new actor in our Monday's show. They eome dressed* in the best known licking, (A: C. A.) absolutely feather proof, and would be a great value at twice the price. These pillows will be on sale Monday only* for \he small sum of, special : ............................................... .......................... ................. 8 9 c N lncth A ct— Twenty-five new rolls matting arrived .tills week, and to those who have not yet bought their new sup­ ply. it will pay you to Investigate this department- These are 25c and 55c values; China or Japanese matting in very pretty designs. If prices and quality mean anything to you then you had best see these Monday. Very special for show d a y ................................................................ v . ............... Tenth Act— In passing our store this week, suppose you have a look in our BIG SHOW WINDOW and see the many useful things offered for our Monday Show; It consists of plates, bowls, cups and saucers, dishek, etc. A chance to replace the broken set pieces at a little cost. It will be-^my in window for Monday only Hosiery • . t .. E lev en th A ct— A full assortment of Colgate's highly per­ fumed toilet soaps; they come three cakes to the box, and t o mjike a big show for Monday, we suy per box T w elfth A c t— Ju st before the curtain falls we’ll announce a special showing of ladies’ hosiery In all colors including black and a good value at 10c. For Monday only, we say per pair WE. ARE BUTTERICK* PATTERNS AGENTS FOR CASH D E P A R TM E N T S TO R E SANFORD Tw o Stores, 121-123 E . First Street FLO R ID A �plo. You may call them overtlie phone IT GROWS HAIR lit any time. They wll] carry a line of feed and hay also. We have always been proud of our store and ora more Hsrw Ars Foots We Wont You to Provo ot Our Risk. than to see the business grow." These Marvelous as It may atom, Bexall two young men. Ellsworth and Gorrnly, **83" Hair' Tonic hoi» grown -hair on ora favorites In our community and with beads that were once bald. Ot course, their push'and energy and cheerful dis­ In- none of these cases were the hair position wo predict, for. them n. larg# roots deod, nor bad the scalp taken on jimasure of success in tlielr new under- 1 a gfcil&Ti'*lhlnj,,Appoarunce, .*--** *'«s ■ taking. Bexall "03" Hair Tonlo acta qcientUcally, destroying the germs which are usually responsible for baldness. It penetrates to the roots of the hair, Sped si Correspondence to The Herald: Miss Bobblo Nicholsod Is In Sanford a t stimulating and nourishing them. It Is a most pleasant toilet nficcsslty, '* tending cornmencemefit. delicately, perfumed, nod will not gum HoiTold PattiahaU Is .at home for-rhe or pormanenUy stain the hair. ~ summer months from Nashville, Tenn, We. want you to get a bottle of where he attended a dental college the Rexall **03" Hair Tonic and use It as past term, directed. I f It done not rellovo scalp . Miss Mabel Danish-attended-the-com- Irritation, remoYb dandruff, - prevent mencement exercises at Daytona Beach the hair from falling out and promote an Increased growth of bnlr, and In this week. every way giro entire satisfaction, Misses Annie ond Olio Peters left last ■Imply come back and tell us, and with­ Tuesday for Seattle, Washington on a out question or formality we will band lengthy pleasure trip. back to you every penny you paid ua Young Mr. Holmes and wife have re­ for I t Two sizes, 50c. and $1.00. Sold cently moved to Genova from San­ only at our-store—The Rexall Store. ford. Mr.* Holmcr is engaged In bor- S s THE EVENTS OE ORANGE COUNTY ^ ly Efficient Staff of Reporter» Weekly Covers the Territory for The Herald LAKE MARY MELANGE Special Correaponder*» to The Herald. Mrs. Aubrey Moran and children. Helen and Aubrey Evans, have returned to their home In Geneva after spending several weeks here with Mrs. Moran's parents. Rev and Mrs. J . -F . Sundell. They -were Joined In Sanford on their way home, by Mr. Moran who has been visiting in Miami and Lemon City, he returned much Improved In health. ( Mrs. Henry Wood la up from Tampa ■pending a few weeks with Mrs. J . G. Martin, before going on to Savannah. Ga., where she expects to locate. A. L. Smith had the misfortune of run­ ning a lead pencil Into his arm while in­ dulging In alheletlc sports the other day. J . G. Martin la having his roof covered with the good old fashioned' hand drawn cypress shingles. If the rain continues to fall as It haa been doing for the last ten days, we think there are others who will .have to follow his example. Mrs. J . A. Nylund and daughter Julia of Upaala spent the day here last Sunday visiting friends. We are glad to uote~that Mr. McWatera U recovering his health after quite a serious illness. On account of rain there was a very poor auendence last Friday at the monthly picnic of the -Lake Mary Social and Industrial League. We hope the weather will be more setUed by the time -for the next picnic and that «11 members will turn out In full force. Ideal Sum m er Oranges ; Fertiliz Grapefruit ennes ift the title of our new citrus book which will be sent free request It up-to-date" ana and written from the drower'u “ request, it is "right ngni up-io-tiaie viewpoint. IDEAL FERTILIZERS and IDEAL METHODS nre not now. Their value has been proven by years of field work but there always are new points of interest -to growers which' should be considered. ONWARD and UPWARD is the IDEA! motto. We put forth all our energies "to give the RIGHT ..Quality - Service Price Wilson & ToomeFfertilizer Go., JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA • - • R. C. MAXWELL, Local Represents The Crippen Music Store . i■ High-grade Pianos, Organs, IT MAY BE WHAT YOU WANT Do you ever have Fever, Chills or bad ColdaT- Do you-over feel ns If you were tired nnd.wom qut, with no desire to ca»L with pains in your back and shoulders, or headache, and o bad taste In your mouth when you get up in thé morningT If you do you have got Malaria, and the small sum of 25c will buy. you imedlutc relief. The name of this remedy is and Graphophones. Low Prices. Easy Payments P ic o B lock On last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Fultz, tho ex-pfo*ldent, entertained the M. M. 6 .-6edety In a-very plcnstngn minrerTrr C h illy Fever.LaG rippe undMalaria a "measuring party;" at which some of tfie members jiaid the penally of power­ | Motorcycles do not cost much to start with; the fl ing over their neighbors, two cents being charged for’ every foot grown. - The meas­ % cost to keep them up is practically nothing a n d l uring created quite a good deal of merri­ they do not incur heavy repair bills. There arc | ment and a neat little sum was realised for the Improvement of the hall. Dainty many good features about a motorcycle which jj To U»c adltor-ef The Herald: and appetizing refreshments were served | \ye-will gladly explain. Mrs. Georgia Walker and. soq. Leone, n three courses. Mrs. Fultz was assisted are on their way to their old home. North in entertaining by her daughter, Mrs. V ■• ________ fr . Anson, Maine, for the summer and will Roberson. , return.In September. V The Three Best Motorcycles Manufactured are Mis. Geo, Mitchell spent last week at JK T O A H O M E Cow Creek, the guest of her Bister.. 1 Y a le ----------------- r Ft E, Mow of West Lebanon, Ind., was 0 f J f Ö Ü R O W N < here last week, looking after his Beordall avenue place. J . F. McClellan sold his orange at Fort Reed to Kissimmee people and was In that city lost Tuesday to finish the deal. A. E. Beale left here Sunday fot his home in North Anson, Maine, to- remain until SeptembefK~r- * The McClellan children visited dieir — Grandma Prevail at Geneva last-week.— Í * . . r'■ ■.'•—f / ' • * * -* 3; The Moore's Station Sunday achool I A g e n t s Joined the Cameron City Sunday school The Average Increase in Population for a picnic supper Tuesday evening at *’*’■*“ '•'it* Beck Park, which Is certainly one of Na­ of cities and towns everywhere is 35 i per cent in ten years. This rseans ture's beauty spot*. A Jolly party Journeyed into town last that new homes will have to be‘ built Tuesday evening in n farm wagon to en­ and more stores provided. This will peresse the vtlue of land at -the edge joy the High School play. ¡ Thor IV and Harley Davidson Specials This Week-at j HILL HARDWARE CO. 1 Salt Mullet Fat Mackerel CAMERON CITY CLIPPINGS. 8 pad*] Corrwpoodenoa to The Herald: We Have Some Choice Property that can be bought on easy terms, Whole Codfish It We have been having some fine rains will make you a beautiful home and lately and are happy to see that the water that falls all drains away from our little town so .quickly, and when We hear of the extreme beat and continued dry windy weather north and west we are all *. , * glad we are here. Phone 277 Sanford, Florida Mft -FQWah. i l having -tha west-fiy» iof Ills farm tiled and made ready for cultivation and haa rented his land for the coming yjuifr He and Mrs. Powell will soon return to their former home In New York'for the summer. Miss Minnie Bellows leaves Wednesday of this week td spend the summer in Rochester, N. Y. She will visit at sever­ a l places on the wa>. We v»lll miss her greatly and’ heglad when IUTs time Tor her to return for the winter. Mrs. Lawii'who has been keeping horny for Mr. Jones on Beardall Ave„ has re­ turned to Wichita Kansas for a vlait with her daughter. Mr. Randall who lias been visiting his A TLA N TA •on at their farm west of town Is return­ ing this week tO'his bom« at P a d mrah Kentucky. Mr. RandyU has proved hlmaelf an inter eating and Interested visitor. The young people of Cameron City will spend Wednesday evening with Miss Alieen Mlnnick. Conversation, music and games make the evening very pleasant ones. Tampa abide Cigar Guy Ellaworth and Earl Gorrnly have is only a nickle. Nine out '.of ten bought the grocery stock from Mrs. smokers not knowing our price will Suvaaaon anfl will, be known as the pronounce it ■ ten cent smoke. Cameron City Grocery Co. They are making many changes, enlarging the stock e tc, and all planning to “do busi­ ness". They are taking orders and de­ livering goods twice a week which wll) Phone ¿ytminly be a convenience to many poo- N. H. GARNER L P. McCuller Delicious Lawson’s FOUR PAPERS THE M. & R. STORE Is Now On; It Includes Tho Sanford Herald Your Great Local and Paper. ; . Leading S e c tio n a l Weekly News Briefs . The clear Newspaper for the farmer a n d family, with condensed news for the week. Spare Moments Magazine The great family story Magazine The Gentlewoman A Monthly Magazine' devoted to all that is dear to Women. Those our Great Newspapers and Maga­ zines will be supplied for a short time only. All a year at thp low price of 0 0 . .'» À i' . , ■, . - 'Jr* .— lü-fs». íJPP y°ur or“ der In today | �m r m im r M iX ü ï Z f ho w i n g wells are I guaranteed. Drainage • sure. Numerous Boutevards, graded and £ ditched, traverse this 0 property S 5SJ8Si5SS».| and richest of all un- m % cleared land in that A . 2 Celery Delta • Take Street Cars for Lots in P A L M V IL L A sold oh easy terms P A L M H A M M O C K I* a r m s, I H A M IVÍO< easy terms ,'<■>< * ■* ' > a m I W C Only three and one-half m I e s from-Sanford, on hard s u r f a c e d road {he Sanford aod ¿vcrjUcfe* R, will run car* direct through a ! Palm Haro modi Ï Prices, will soon : advance materially • Buy a town lot in # PALM V IL L A a with aid* • every half mil* for # loading, cars . . A r n .i iï ïn .i.i c r t n t îX n aBBBiPBBalBflBB'EHHa :BBBHBBB9f9flBflBE!33 S Z ? J w C g See J E S S A M I N E PARK 10 acres of stately Palms, Majestic Oaks and fragrant . YfHow_ Jcssam ine__ an r -exquisite u rm tw A r Palm Hammock is being'settled by a very high claró Jt4* *HI"t home here insures you good peigh- T O-T/.t- -T O iP j E l •« x L ' m c % g g £ f Frequent s t r e e 't * car service bring, churches, theatres and shops to your door . . , ■ ■UM'.— x & sbskz: Rural Free De­ livery mail *ervfcV. Convenient school privilege for your children d buy a PALM HAM M OCK Farm er you will live to regret It. ' Buy to-day g First National Bank Building J There Is no b e t t e r , a sáfsr Investment than J selected real estate. SANFORD .ig j Improved transports- u tion Is the forerunner * <• of increased values, is �Tur SMrORD ttItRALD mortality7~3weiIing fa tho light itIi IcH no ">■" can approach, Whom no tnnn all the families of the earth abouTT be T . C O LEM A N DU P O N T M AKES bleated, contained au Intimation of u bath «c«n nor.cnn boo." The only' Bo$1,000,000 GOOD ROAD O F F E R Divino-provlslon for ttoo rcetoratlon of gotten o£ the Father, the Logo», when hnmanlty from death and the present made flesh, revealed the Father to fallen -erudition. a realitution to e te r­ Propoaes Highway 103 Miles Long end mankind (John t, 18). nal ,J f f e condition^ But there wot > a Hundred Feet Wide. The faithfulness of the Logoi ns the nothing specific In I t The Propheta y e n *0 |irtst Jaaus was rewarded by alao gave lnttmatlona of coming blessthe Father with glory, bopor and Im­ Inga through a great Messiah, but railT. Coleman dn Pont of Wilmington, mortality—the divine nature. id to -say that eternal life would be DeL, has offered to advance $1,000,000 And this great* privilege has been the grand result to the stale or Dclawnro for the con­ given to an elect ‘little flock,“ the struction of a modern highway the en­ Bride clans, to becomo associated with RESULTS W ITH O UT STONE' tire length of the commonwealth. The Jesus In the sufferings of this present distance is 103 miles. time and in the glory to follow. Mr. du Font wants the road In bn Good Roa^i Being Built by Using R id One Only a Provisional Gift, Our Lord Jesus corrobórales tho 100 feet In .width, but his advisers Drags and Concrsts>Culvsrts. Apostle, saying, “ As tho Fntlier hath have urged him to make tho width • the Other an Inherent Tbero ipu't a perch of surface stone J Inherent life (Immortality In the tilgheither sixty or eighty feet. . - Quality. eat sense of tho word—deathlessness), In Scotland county, Mo., but Its In­ Tha matter Is tho greatest that has habitants do nOt”flespalr of getting, ao hath ITe given n o lo -the Hon-that ev er. developed In this etate* In congood roads. Not only have the <?opnty He- should have Inherent life," and Lynchburg, Tip- that He might give it unto whomso- commissioners voted io r A "poll tax of gtnla, May 14. — ever He would—the Brldo class, the $0 this year, but many farmers bare Pastor Russell, of "cnrercomorv. "more than conquerors." ^volunteered to drag tho roads. In tho county aro LiiOO mlies of.d irt Brooklyn Taberna­ ' Ev»clasUn9"t!fe For Humsnlly. roads. Concrete cnlTcrts are replac­ cle, N. Y., preached The'lmmortnlliy enjoyed by (be an­ ing tho plank bridges which have twice here today to a t t e n t i v e audi­ gels, otherwise spoken of In the Scrip­ been In ,dso slnco tho county first was ences. We report tures ns everlasting life. Is not Inher­ organized. Big crops have been raided one of the dis­ ent immortality, but an eternal main­ in the county this year.^and mnny courses, wldch was tenance In life by.the Creator, subject fanners have paid tbolr poll tax In , preached from the to the condition of ot>cd!ence and right­ cash rather than work on tho rondo. Nearly all of the-money which has words of the Apos­ eousness. In this samn sense of the word Adam been received from this source Is be­ tle, “Christ brought Ufa and Immor­ tality to light through the Gospel." was Immortal, but his Immortality was ing spent by the county commissioners dependent upon his obedience. When In building modern'concrete cnl verts. Tha epeaker said:— Mora than half of tho roads In the he disobeyed, Divine provision fo r his Wa have a number o f times mentlonad tha glorious exaltation purposed of suntennuco was withdrawn, n o was county lie flat. The roads have been Ood for the New Creation. St. Peter expelled from Eden that the, sentence built wltb good drainage and are In* •eUe' us th at these w tlf attain 'tho T B i of death might tffi6'effecir"dyTng thou condition th a t Is good compared with Similarly, Britan and oth- what they wore before they weregradvine nature; and this attainment will ahalt die. M through, or by moans of, the' power. era of the angels, because of disobedi­ ed. It has been estimated by mer­ Of God working in the heart as tha re- ence, will be destroyed, hence their Im­ chant! of .Memphis, (he county seat, tult of faith In "the exceeding great mortality was conditional, as was that that the new effort for good roads has added $B to the value of every farm ef humanity (Hebrews 11, ftfr. and precious promises" (II Peter t, 4), which adjoins the Improved roads. Life and Immortality. Basking For Immortality. The Bcrip'turi-s, ah we have already Tha Apostle writes concerning the ' - V. Iri Hie Line, . Church, the elect “little flock” of called, Intimated, use the word Immortality In "H e-charges hie with àdulteratlng a more restricted sense thnu Is com­ chosen end faithful ones. He tells us nectlon with good roads. It means my foods," said the lndlgnnut-grocor. that by perseverance In well doing we mon In our general UBogc. " I f Is an insult You must demand that tho legislature will not be com­ Thus the Scriptures explain the two­ are to attain glory, honor and Immor­ au apology or a meeting on the field of pelled to .authorize the Issuance of tality; and that this reward, to-.the fold .work of C hrist:-(1) Tho work for honor." bonds for the purpose. * .' ' faithful, will come in the F irst Resur­ the-world; In providing for alH be will­ Mr. du Pont, It Is stated, will ogre» "And, should worst come to worst rection, when mortality shall be clothed ing and obedl&it o f mankind, ever- wbatwould you enggrat for w tasting tire; (a) (Us work. for ’ the "How would adulterated canned ; enc* ln taxation between the existing body, glorious and of the divine nature, Church, In making possible for the goods dor/.' - I — :— -— - assessment, of farm lands and the aswill be granted tojeft.ch.of the faithful, Bcssment 'th at the Improvement will as .Instead of Ufe fleshly and imper­ create'turned over to him. H e figure« fect' bodies of the present trial time Vino nature, he will bft repaid In á few years. 'Ho Is a fin Is hod musician. The Scriptural expression is that (Romans .11, 0. -T; I GoriQthlnna x r, 04). Mr. du Pont Is a cousin of United Finished r The Immortality for which the Apos­ 'Christ brought Ufe, and Immortality 8 tates Senator du Pont of Delaware "Y es." . tle declares the Qhdrcb Is to seek is of o ilght, through the Gtispol" (II Tltuo“la m glad he gqL.wbat was coming and was formerly Republican state a different kind entirely from that thÿ L 10).- Everlasting. life was Inti­ Where dld'he run across his chairman. - • which the world may expect It Is a mated ln tho remote past, but not spe­ fin is h r There Are Others. • different kind even from that which cifically Btnted. The declaration that “ Do you believe" In . long engage­ the angels possess. It la the Immor­ "the - Seed of the woihan should Provident Youth. ments r ' , “He doesn’t pay his bills.’ tality which la a 'feature or quality of bruise the Serpent's bead" Implied a “Not very loug. H e doesn’t?' the divine nature. Tbla Immortality, recovery from slu and death, a victory “About bow long?" the.Scriptures assure us, was original­ over the Adversary, a relents of man­ *, “ W ell,' tho girl ought to hove a _"W h y ? What does ho do with his ly possessed by the Heavenly Father kind from the.denth penalty. But It was not Bpeclflc. The promise money?’? ,* chance to look around to neo If there Is alone. o f Qod to Abraham, that In his Seed any place she can better herself.“ "Uaes It for tUlugs be likes.” We read. "T l^ F a th e r alone n sth jn ÿ B Guava Paste Guava Jelly Armour Armòur’s Boullion Fleischman’s Yeast Pimento Cheese Phone 39 SECO N D V IS IT TO SAN FO R D N a e f f lV C S I, . T U E S D A Y A F TE R N O O N . W E D N E S D A Y T I L L 10 O ’C L O C K W IL L RETURN IN FOUR W E E K S The Chief Eraraming end Consulting Physician of the Staff oLUnitcd Specialists was unable 1 more tjian one-half of those th«t called_onJum-dimni hii isrt visit. A‘t the urgent request of man graciously consented return on tlie abovf dkte for thi. special viiit.. Conaultation F R E E stnctly confidential. Are'you suffering from any disease, weakness t>r disability, why not consult a 0 “ * ^ \ * * ’ f ' * l‘ *u References— Best Bank and Leading Business Men of Jaoksonville. i“ » ' ■ Specialists in Chronic and Pelvic Diseas t, PMVSICWNS ARC-EXPERTS in ,l„ dWnn,!. .„a .,,..ra.„,'„rs»m .cl ,7Bnw,7.nd l !» * p o ,,iu , « a n » TIIRMT. lung a w nasal disease w successfully treated by our own special i n * hod of treatment. I, , BL0,0 “ S,K,IN O 'SEA SES. . U Aul . . ScraluU. Ulcers, B e n * . Pimple, etc, r e, ally cases that have baffled the akill of other physicians. -* BRAIN, SPINE AND NERVE DISEASES, such as P.raly.i,, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Headache, Sleeplessness, Dizziness, Drain and Nei treated by our method. W E NEVER U SE THE KNIFE RH EU M ATISM — Our cure for Rheumatism ii tl known, Young and middle-aged men who suffer from yt and nervous ^ebility, may call with confidence. D ISEA SE OF WOMEN— After years of experience, greatest cure known for diseases peculiar- to the sex. Pail Sterility, Barrenness, Leucorrhoea, Puriti«, Ovarian and In the early stages, etc., positively cured by our method, perfectly harmless and easily applied. No huftiHating cxp< “°n. Tr> ib »nd you will exclaim like hundreds of others a different woman!”* •. RUPTURE AND VARICOCELE permanently cured without the Be sure and consult us before taking treatment elsewhere — KIDNEY AND BLADDER D ISE A SE S, - Bright’s Disease, Prostrate, frequent and dripping Urination. It costa no more ti with an inexperienced physician. or suspensory STRICTU RE and all forms of diseases of the Uretha %ni Bougie, a method of treatment without pain or detention from l S Y P H IL IS OR BLOOD POISOAhcured without the use c Jacksonville, Fla �Little Happenings— Mention of Where Devout of the Celery Matters in Brief. V City Worship Sunday.' : PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST Summary of the floating _ . - Small Talk Succinctly Arrbilged for »lur­ ried herald Readers. Mrs J . K. Hettinger haa returned from a mit to Philadelphia. j Thompson of Live'Oak" was In the city on Tuesday. Harry Word boa returned from a week’s visit to Daytona Beach. Mayor Forrest Lake haa returned to lake up his duties at Tallaliassee after u few days In Sanford«!ßtn* * n. , j Jones—rt tUfflid Saturday i a visit to Brunswick and RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS or We are equipped (rehandle your repair Iwork. Sanford Machine & Garage Oo. 48tr, How aoon con I get d loan! lathe ques­ tion moat often asked the Building fit Loaa Afis'n. Every one con get money quicker If you buy u few shares. 40-2c Why not let u& afore your furniture while you are away for the summer and save house rent. Sanford fu r id ■ lure Co. 3 5 *tf Interest to Those Religiously In­ Don't forget you can get your chipped clines—Subjects o f Discourses beef and ham cut on an American slicing for the Sabbath. machine at W. W. Long'# market. 28-tf d t‘Vt,r* d itO m tlw l» ih. Cbf >n Curnlr KeqimtTd to Jbriog * r »end thtfr Annouacrvt.tnti and When in doubt, regarding where to other Church Now« to (hlo office not later than Wodno»ship or sell consult Lewis Vegetable Ex­ The P e o p le 's C o n tr c t a llo n a l cliangc, Lclllcr Block, Cortcous treatment Rev.*C forge B, Waldron, parlor: Sunday mom Ini no trouble to sensible questions' ' ' 41-lt s e r v i c e ,..,____ . . . * „ -nyer meeting Wedneedar, 7:30 p. m : SabbathWthr The nursing liome nt 8th ami Elni Ave, J . C. I.nimlnser, Superintendent. is prepared to care for a limited number P in t Methodist of surgical raises. Mrs. Wright, nurse In Rev. J. A. Hendry, pastor: church, charge. avenue and H fth street; parsonsjje sells avenue am>-3mfllh~~street: Just received n shipment of Masonrs Sunday mornln« Serake a t 11; avi 7:3o, Sunday •chadJTD:4r> n. ro ; fruit jars nml jelly glasses for early can­ 7 jlf p ,SupL tnttttlnt i ning purposes. Let me supply your wnnts. W. W. Long, grocer. 33-lf F irs t Baptist Rev. J. W. WUdman, pastor; Sunday morning îrvk-e. I I ; eve ti lo t service, 7 :3 0 ; Sabbath schuoi. 4 3 a. m .; Prof. N. J . Perkins, Supt.; prayer leetiad every Wednesday. 7 :3 0 p. tu., lollowrd WANTS All Local Advertisement« Under This Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue .' • Catholic Catholic Church, Oak avenue between 8lh dnd Oih streets. Rev. Pother Urrsnnhnn In chant«. Moss every Sunday at tU a. m. Rosary, sdrmou and brnedicilon every Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Sfluday school nt U a. in. Confessions heard Saturday before tin t Sunday of the month between \ andC P nt. and 7 and H p. ra. First Sunday of month mats at 7:30 a. in. and 10 a. m. J 'J'H E Laundry Bag say«: “ The pitcher that goes of­ ten to the well gets broken at “ That’s equally truo of collant that go often to tho laundry— they miaf wear out. “ NaW-lhe real questioni» t ----- ■ • What coltarsfan go oftensst to tho laundry? “ I know. “ I don’t mind putting you n e x tsub rose, of course. “ Corliss-Coon Collar« hold the record for. trips to tho laundry. “ Take my tip and try them.” Coriiss^Cooi RadeCollars \ 2 /b r2 }f FRANK west of Sanford; nil tiled. Call at corner Magnolia and 9th streets for particulars, 41-2t-c lloly Cross Episcopal For Sale—Cheap 4 months old Jersey Rev. B. F. Brown, rector: A. U. Key dan; Sunday inornin« service, II; eve Heifer Calf. Enquire Herald Ofllce. 41-tf 3 :0 0 ; Sabbath School, 0:45 a. m. ;B . Furnished House For Kent—Nine room house on Sanford Heights. All conven­ Peaches, Plums—Wc can sell or buy iences. Use of horse and-surry. Can be retired for July and-August only. Inquire em. Lewis'Vegetable'Exchange Lcfllcr at Herald Onice, SA N FO R D FLO R ID A For Sale—One Jo t corucr-oLLaiuclJVve, f Look for S ncncera-hread-ro-the tSinriiiar id 2nd SC Jay ITTBeidL 40-2p of J . D. Roberts. 40-2c Lnurci Ave . Go to Mr*. J . II. Bruton, *110 Politicità improvements,206 Ferguson. avenue, for stylish millinery, "35-tf For Sate at a Bargain—Ten a One and two horse wagons with celery Beardall avenue, close to stutioi flured side bodies nt Underwood 17-tf acres tiled, farmed two years. Herald. I Swcllcst line o f Go-Carts In the city. To Rent—For four months be Sanrord Furniture Co.' 3 5 -tf with June 15th, furnished house j J . D. Roberts now has a brepd Window. fully situated. Apply Capt. Have you seen itt ' 4o-2c Un il. C. Maitland left Saturdny for Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machinu Aher bèute in New Washington, Ohio visltT he F lorsheim \ ‘ 48-lf itti in Allanta and Kentucky enroule to & Garage Co. " F le x a o le ” \ New,.tires put .on old, Go-Garts ut the ¡ftmrord Furniture Co. 3 5 -tf The Pythian Sisters will entertain the We buy, sell or consign, prompt and Knifibu and their families next Monday 40-tf 4 Wetting at 8 o’clock, In the Eagles' Hull. honest service our motto. Lewis Vegeta­ quire Herald Otlice. For Sale—Choice of 2 good young mules ble Exchange Sanford. 41-lt Apleasant time is anticipated. . well broken in good fix, 18 hands high, Autoes and carriage painting . at Uit- eléven hundred pounds, cheap for quality D. L Bornweli of Atlanta was in (lie 31-tf nnd cash. S. M. Pickens, Beardall Ave, dty this week selling Remington typo- derwood’s. First class work. ilronch. bakcry-iU J . . iX RoU vle.store. R .F . D. N o-3.--------------------- ; t — 40^21 vriters. The Herald is headquarters for For Rent—At Caronodo Beaclt next to 40 -2c the famous Remington, typewriter ribbons See window. Hotel, 19 room tioubie Ituiise, five rooms We make a specialty of framing on side furnished complete. Enquire ~3<~V- Higgins is back homo after a 4U-2tp ooatlis visit to points in the nor tit and is pictures. Try ys. Sanford Furniture Lewis Young. Orauge City, Fla. Room i—Furnished, gas and artesian nearing congratulations of his many to'. . i , 3 5 -tf water. $1.25 per week and up. 315 E. We now have displayed our full line of 4th St. ’ *- ' $ 6 .0 0 iJA S A B M iT S T 3s-tf gaB and gasolene stoves. Our clerks are For Rent—12 room Iioubc on Myrtle av­ always glad tq show the goods. Geo., H. enue. Enquire SB! Fourth St.,1 between 35-tf Fernuld, Hufdware C9. * 40-2i Oak and Myrllc-Avcs. For Sale—Ten good ■ cows. Apply Mrs. Bring your old Lire» to Sanford Mudiine A. Vaughan, photic S3. 40-2p . fit .Garage Co. fo; vulcanising. 48-lf Ixrst—Gold bund bracelet engrave With Qon’t be u clam, consult us if wish to initials M. E. H. Los{ on Celery Avenue Sanford Florida sell any class of vegetables. Lewis Veg- near ferry. Return nt Hands stable and receive reward. ---------. — 38-tf For Sate—Indian runner duck eggs, yon con successfully iiatclr and raise (Item every month in the yeur. $190 |ier 13, $2.09 per 39. $3.00 per 50. U. S. V ,W. J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y . Mikerseil, Sanford; Fla. - 38-4tp • . . I ? * U Ag e n t s For Rent—Cush. Ten acres two miles west of Sanford, house of 7 rooms, luiul all tiled, two wells, stable for horse. For further inforinutiou address, Liudloy Wal­ , O ttic a w ith HOLDEN R E A L E S T A T E CO. ker. Box 818, Sanford, Fla. 38-5ip S a n fo rd . — Florida For Sale—Piano at a bargain, upright, you can do the rest. Sanford Furni­ in good condition. Address B o x 'll27. ture Co. 1 a 5 ;tf — i - —---------------- — T------38-tf Unions Bermuda—Wanted to buy 500 Two nice fresh Jersey cows for sale bushels clean dry.slock (no splits) write cheap. Also Rhode Island Red eggs for « ksve made good -feoonlalOt.vüi* « J lor cal) Lewis Vegetuble Exchange hatching and stuck. Free booklet. 4 Lakemom Pbullry Farm. Winter Park. Fla. Lcfller Blk.,'-Sanford. , 38 -tf All kinds of n-|<air work, Get my (trices on the best Incubators. chine 8, Garage'Co. Don’t buy until you see tuc. will save 40 4i Wanted—100 men and women to tuke you money. E. R. Potter. For Sale—One span of mules, wagon I stock in the Suuford Building fi. Loan As­ the season. • and harness: mules six and seven' years 5Q.2c ■r. ttul Mrs, J. L. Miller and family sociation. old, weigh about 1.200 pounds each. In-, Ofoishifto*! to their first love, Sanford, [it 8*0 8 doses ‘*666” will cure any case quire of W. A. Minnick, Cameron City. *7 living for eometimo in Mulberry. [of Chills and Fever. Price, 25c. 37-tX For Rent—Three new furnished rooms, "fOsny Sanford friends are glad to - When the contractors and builders are cor. Myrtle and 10th. For1Sate—YDung busy trade is good. See Sanford Building horse, well broke, gasoline engine add pump. Also farm implements. A. U. fit. Loan Association. 40:2c Brpck, Oak Ave. and 2nd S l 38-tf 5 or 5 doses "866” will cure any case of Wanted for the summer—Gentlemen and Fever. Price 25c. , 37-tf roomers at Stumons, 315 E. 4th St. $1.25 We can sell your eggs, poultry and and up a week35-tf For Sole—Chalmers Thiriy 1910, pony [honey, in fact anything io the produce line. Lewis Vegetable Exchange Lefller tonneau, full equipment. Perfect con­ dition, and will be sold at a bargain, os I ***■ J - G. Bennett was hostess for the Block. “6 * 6 need a larger car. Also Krit Roadsters .. ^ Wednesday afterPhone us for prices on screen doors and with full equipment, only run sliort time, Spencer’s Bread handled by all first . A Uvcly game was played and window screens. Our stock is complete. as good ns new. Write fur prices and ■•Mjpunch served during The after• c^ass grocers. *0 -it Blghest score was made by Mrs. G, H. Fernnld. Place the titles to your real estate in «• Brsdy. 34-tf the Realty T r u s t Company and ovoid com­ Daytona Beach, Fla. r' ,nd Mrs J . ^.¡WUdman, Mrs E. E. plications^ For particularsaddress - B. F j For Rem—5-acre farm, 2)4 acres of fine ,Jülui D. Jinking have been atsummer garden coming on; 20 bearing Whitner. Jr., Secretary. 7-tf Wc Make Everything Known to the Trade Soutiiern Baptist Convention orange trees, 50 peach trees, also very Jt*s a good ' thing to save something. large In-uring (niur tree, modern 5-room and enthusiastic meeting. Try a few sltares Sanford Buiiding & cottage, front and back porchn, faces NO. I l l PA R K A V E N U E , PH O N E 106 south Golden Lake, 3 miles south east of 40-2c 10 sttend a meeting of this great Loan stock. Sanford; 15 minutes walk to street railDr. Howard has returned and can be fct.an adequate idea of the scope Branch Store Roberts Grocery, next Postoßtce wtsnce of the work, at home and found at his residence in the forenoon 22-tf | don« by Southern Baptists. •nd bis office in the afternoon. Clothier and Men’s-c Furnisher E. G. D UCKW O R TH General - Fire Insurance Our Motto: Cleanliness Only, exclusive baker in_the d ty mixing done with latest improvec tary machinery. �THE SANFORD HERALD it,the handmaid of vitality 'and when dollars ure involved, ns they continually pm, the strain oh both is something Published « m y Friday Morning at Sanford, Fla. great. If you would feel a genunlne * fc ) . HOLLY, Editor and Proprlator sense of sorrow these days, look upon the — ■ — purse o f tlte wage earner when ho returns _ ■■ ■■■. . —■ ___ SuDxcrlpttnn Price. » 2 ,0 0 « Year la Aitvancg 0 tour of laying in homo aupplies. ! It Is a pitiable presentation of the En tarad aa aecond-dan mail m atter Aufiuil 22nd work of the squeezer. 1B0B, at the Poatofflre at Sanford. Florida. ......... n :• 1 rt. » l, - - L- andar Act of March 3rd. 1870. i i . Memorial Services for the departed any. If so .we call !nterest~you, (if you brothere will be M tf.?K An e Congrega­ don't want the earth.) Lewis Vegetable tional Church on Sunday, June 11th, at 3 • ;■ 41-It p. n , by the'¿botherhood of Locomotive Exchange, Leffier Blk. Epglneere. Rev. Waldren will deliver an address and the public Is cordially invited Notice of Sale of Freight to attend. The law of.the order requires U nd« sed by virtue ol Section 3127 oí tbe Ornthese memorial services to be held each ersl S u tu te* oí the State of Florid*. year; although this Is the first one held at N oti» «ol. O. H*nk» o í S*nfort, n * . , and to *U Sanford. « s .- W S k J E ä B B A Division No. 769 was organized in 1903 .with a membership of^SO, since which time it has Increased until there are 90 members in good standing. :The mem­ orial services will be interesting and in­ structive and a largft gathering will be in U. Hank* ai annioro. rionun. Uf t------and <lerourr«e naaknri m U »hlM M U « t attendance. '‘ 40-2-p Ä artea ne, am m utini 1 0 the aum of one aoadred and .-T ' T"rljihtc-rn dollar* (118.00), payment or which I* Are You An Up-To-Date Farm er? refuted by ctmrixnee. 40-Stc F. P. Rot«. Agent. If so get ln_ touch with an up-to-date firm which understands how to move truck on short notice. We handle small Iota or car lots. Nothing too small o t nothing too big for us. We want only NORTH the best truck so kindly don’t waste our time os yours without your vegetables will stand inspection. The manager of this concern Is a prac­ tical experienced farmer as well as a bnslnoss man and knows where to place your products. Up Office in Herald BuILItnt Mrs, Lilly Masoh Gatchel bom in Ohio * Telephone No. MS. August 8th, 1N7, died at Sanford, Fla., The city council could reyike the license May 23rd, 1911. , of the near beer saloons and avoid the ' 'Mrs. Gatchel was ilie wife of our fellow unpleasant features of the near beer sip citizen ' and brother, Mr. M. D. Gatchel, loons in the future. There is no valid they being married MSr, 22nd, 1884, in reason for the near.beer saloons having a Ohta .They moved to Sanford JundSth, 1907, from Springfield. III. During her license. residence among' us she quickly drew to her the wannest, of friends, the number The Sanford Charter BUI has passed 1the growing with almost every new acquaint­ Sennte ond will become « law. The prp* ance. “ posed changes have been made and th« Her dentil la peculiarly sad and strange, charter should suit everybody. Now get in that she U the third one of her family down to business and be united, on the to pass home to U10 better life almost subject of a Greater Sanford. within the past twelve months. As will be recalled Iter son, Dave, died May 17th, The legislature should pass the McWlU* 1910, and Frank, the next older yon, fol­ lams biU making provisions for life-sav­ lowing him Sept. 22nd, 1910, and now the ing apparatus at every bqthlng resort on mother goes to ropet them May 23rd, 1911 the beaches of Florida. Two ladles were So we cannot hut feel something of the drowned this week at St. Augustine and mysterious wyys qf 6ur Heavenly Father T h e L e w is V eg et a bl e E xchange cadi season chronicles tlte death of one in the midst of such rapid changes as , Leffier Block or more persons whose lives could have tlseso, been spared if the bathing places were ‘ Bars th e,r* Crooks She leave« behind a loving husband and •• »1 protected.. faithful , father, two daughters, Miss The way lu which tho Doited States Gladye-end Miss Mary, and three spns, assay office tn Wall street k«pp* It­ PUBLIC UTILITIES Chnrlcs.of Springfield,' UL, Forest and self from becoming a “fence" where •Orlando Is having trouble at present little Arthur, who have' the deep sym­ thieves ,’and crooks may bring their •over the Inefficiency of the water works pathy of their many friends in this their stolen wares to have them melted and to supply sufficient pressure in case of great bereavement. receive cash for the n in e was recently (ire. The water works company attrib­ We are all anxious to be of help and explained by the superintendent utes the poor pressure to the patrons hav­ comfort to them, but at such times human The federal statutes ranks it difficult ing the faucets turned on the yards while aid avails but little. She, the wife and for those In charge to refuso any gold a Are is In progress. Meantime the city mother, though, has le ft' to . them and to or silver handed In/ The stntnto rends coundl of Orlando declares Hie presqpt. her friends a ' rare legacy in the pure* in part thar “any owner of gold snd contract with the'Voter ,woTks company simple, helpful r life she lived among us. silver bullion shall bo entitled to. de­ null and void, and the war goes merrily and the fond memory" of ¡mother's love posit the same, and It shall bo melted , . . .. , . and* assayed Immedlntdjr, " jttj '* " £“ on. npd carenhe—has—loft~ln_thajicfltti_jof. not je ^ n n t c . tTint only This question of service froM the water husband and children. Her strength was owner mpy apply fo r service; mf, works company is an old one and eadt her faith and trust In her Heavenly much as posádselo hr nine points of ttíí city is up against-the same proposition. Father. May the lesson to'each of us be law of rightful 01 norahlp tho aBsaÿcr The remedy seems to be in public owner' such as will lead us closer to Him and Is not allowod to a a dobbUng Thomship or In the city council having back­ help us to become more like Him'. V “Several years ago," said the'super bone enough to force the water company Afjer the funeral sermon at the house, lntendent, "there was a dty defective to furnish'pure water and plenty of it at ' Thursday motning, by Rev. J. W. atatloned In tho building to watch for oU times. •7 ■ ■ Wildman nnd.fl service at 12:30o’clock by Jewelry and gold and Oliver piece« that The plan ofallowlng the pressure to go tho Woodman Circle, the remains wrre were presebted for assaying to deter down to nothing and then attempt'<to get taken to Springfield, 111., by her son, mine wbotbor or not they were stolen up sufficient power to fight a fire success­ Charles, where they were laid to rest iyr goods. He refrained hare for eight can fully in almost a moments notice is not a he side of her two boys, who so recently months, and .during that-tlm a ba did good one and wherever a city coundl al­ r.-*"¡fry the Heavenly Father’s not catch a single thief. The reason lows any one man to dictate terms for tender mercies and care be abundantly waS that the news undoubtedly went public service, that city, coundl ought to with the husband nml children who are out to every *fence,' crook and thief of step down and out and give way to u so sorely'bereaved Is the sincere prayer every description in tha cltjf that a guard was at tbs assay office and to body of men who would serve the people. of ail their friends. watch out for him. Public utilities are for the /benefit. of “After the d ty detective waa with­ the people. Every consumer usually Tho beautiful. ritualistic ceremony-: of drawn It became more necessary to so-, -Days an exorbitant sum In order to use the Woodman Circle^ was held over the euro flomo other means to prevent our b little water or gas or tight and'the coiP" remains of Sovereign Lilly M: Hatched by •offices-from.reallX becoming a •fence' Burner expects to get the bos't at all times. Celery City Circle at tier homo at 12:30 for stolen articles. If the water Is not fit to drink and the “Tho ono provision wo finally tneor ) pressure is too poor to have water in the p. m.'on Thursday, May 24Ui . porated Into our roles* that bns kept Sovereign Gatchel had only been“) ! second story, then the consumer has jjood member of'the Circle a few months. She away from us the greatest' portion of cause for complaint and there is no rea­ was a willing worker and never missed "h stolen goods that might otherwise be son why the individual should pay a cent meeting unless from. unavoidable cause. headed In our direction was that we re­ fused to accept nny bullion that will for such service. On the other hand Site never murmured at any duty assay less than $100. In this way we when a water company receives pay from Was put upon her. Her heart was are able to refuse any ordinary quan­ a city for furnishing fire protection and work. Our Circle is broken and, we will tity of rings, watches and other trin­ when the crudal moment'arrives and the miss her. Our toss will be her gain. May kets that would be stplwr and which pressure is not there, the «oegjigentu is her name be ever green in our memory. we know will not contain pure metal criminal'and the water company should Rest on, rest on, in peaceful rest. Eter­ to that amount. Of course sometimes be brought to~terras or lose' the frankliise. nal life God gave. Here mortalT yet un- wo will accept Bluff.and It.w ill turn out to be worth a foty dollars under The dty coundl of Orlundo lias the born vyill stand beside her lowly grave. tho amount, but wa cannot Always proper amount of nerve to back tlielc t\ * A 'S ovekeion . . guess correctly when looking at goods * — opinion and seem to be able to think for “We have many other ways of deter­ themselves. Out of their uction will come Library Association Meeting mining whether goods presented to us At a called1 meeting of the Sanford have been stolen, bill It would not be good results and the Individual will havehis rights respected. ' Library and Reading Room Association wise to let every crook in town know the following resolution was introduced what they are. Sufficient-to say that by M. F. Robinson, seconded by N: J. every time we have suspected things THE DIFFICULTY Of UVING ; the_4?ower receive* a low price for his Perkins and after discussion was un were not right wa hava secured Imme­ - ------- diate co-operation of thfi New York de­ stuff, the middle man t receives a trifle anlmousty adopted.Whereas, tho Sanford Library and tective bureau, and I believe wa hava more, the next man receives some more ■«cored better results than when a Reading Room Association (in whose and tbs consumer gets it at a good big man from the central office waa con­ price and thereby hangs the tele of tho name tho books have been bought and stantly on watch. Then Ihd stuff did distributed) onlybi>ve sufficient funds to not appear. Blhce Than wa have been high cost of living. A farm paper recently told of a farmer keep the library rooms open except a few of . assistance In tracing down several burglar mysteries.. in Michigan selling a barrel of apples for hours twice a week, and Whereal it is desirable lb have lh<i libra­ “>Vhen goods ore stolen that value 75 cents at his home. Before closing up or would aMay over $100 it is much ry'rooms open every day, except holidays the barrel he wrote on a piece of paper easier to keep the lists o fth a am) Sundays, during business hours. the price for which lie Bold the apples pfcr •ama which are furnished by the po­ Whereas the library is redlly a city imrrel and asked the person who finally lice department and to be on the look­ bought and consumed the apples should institution and not comflned to any out for what is wanted. sect or class, and’ sliould be under the write and advise the price that was paid “Then when the value of the articles for the fruit The grower of the apples control and management of the city is overithat amount wa are In .much safer position to pnt a few questions to signed his name and address to the pa­ officials, therefore. Reeolved, That If ibfc ^dty council will our customer, to discover who be ta per, placed It on top of the fruit and shippedJt-away. Some week» afterward consent to undertake the control and and why-be wants to get money for hereeelveda note from a man in Cin management of the librhry. the trustees tbs articles. I f we are etlll suspicious that all is hot aa It should be It is a cimiati. saying Hint be had purchased the in whoso name the .library lot on Park simple matter to make a few lnvestlgaavenue id deeded, will be requested u> at barrel of apples and on opening had fount tldlna -before complete the transac­ the note. The consumer wrote to the once convey the said lot to the City of tion. . grower that he had paid $4.75 for i t It’s Sanford, and tha librarian wlU be instruc­ "I am perfectly aware that the idea a rough and nigged road from (lie pro­ ted to turn ovbr to'the dty all books, pe­ la prevalent*ln many quartan that the United States assay office la a fen ce’ ducer to the •consumer. The writer verily riodicals and furniture. Mrs. Dick ins moved and It'was second­ for thieves to bring their wares. This believes that just this same condition is to blame for the high cost of living that ed by Dr. Walker, that the president ap- p a y have been the case in New York appolnt a committee, pf which he, the in the-old days, and it may be so now we hoar so much about. J In other places, but 1 feel that It Is a It U tha consummar who'gets squeezed president, shall act as chairman, to attend pity that such feeling still exists In every,‘lime, whether in opplesor peanuts. the next regular meeting of the coundl. New York. It may be that there are carried. Between the producer and the human President Walker appointed M. F. Rob­ cases where stolen articles get by us, lioppar there are a . lively set of fellows inson. F. P. Forster and S. O. Chase on but >we are constantly on tho lookout who jinvo made [careful and practical that committee. for crooks end what they hare looted,' The president of the dty coundl, D. L. and I feel eafe'in saying ___ that there la study, oftho endurance of tho consumer * " toV thab term e ‘fenca* i n g while under the squeezer, and the work Thrasher, was present at the meeting and leas* Justice said he would make a report of the action applied to us now than at any other goes on to music by the band and -eften of this meeting to the dty council And time In the history o f the office."—New the church choir a hand. Epdurauoo what action could be taken. York W o r ld ,_____________ -;x t V* . • •1 , ; an s : • 1 t'-r '•.v-'......... '.- r . « U H FOR: THE WfYf-T"11 Memorla( j5erviC lI ■“/ '■ : FLO RID A FLOWER ,• V A Magazine that Tells all About Florida, It Blos­ soms Wcely * k/* .K ' a , ,, ‘J4 « , .- in % * . , Ten.Cente the Copy . EAST SOUTH WEST ELE C TR IC LIG H TED PULLM AN DINING AND SL E E P IN G CARS For Information, Rates and Reservations est Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write see n e a r A. W. FRIT0T, D. P. Agent . JACKSONVILLE. iLORIDA SANFORD HEIGHTS The Best # *» Suburban t Property t Near Sanford Ju st a few lots left and t h e y J H be bought for one-third their ac-j tual value, on easy terms. Tc wait is but to "lose, so coirR" lool and you will buy. i;-i ■ i a Good road to the Property, g< sidewalks through the Propel and good people living on I Property. . : : Sanford Height] Improvement C o m p a n y O ffice F i r s t S t r e e t ’ O p p osite Port® Marks Real Estate Agency, Agents ■m 1v . . . ... r 1 r|A-.j ,’,j fel' , 4 ... ■ '* FLORIDA TAM PA * I3ß Wut Biy St. ■a* ' �biirgurs « gain Hiht fingered dentry Succeed In Octln'| by WHO Bunch of Cash Second story^jnejl »nd otli^r kind canv4oed Saaigci Ini the early morn­ ing boars- left Monday nnd made their visit to the city pay. Mr. W. H. Willi sms left his pantfl too near an open window and the burglar filched $85 from the pockets and left the papers and re­ ceipts which was very considerate as he might have carried out the furniture. __(At )frm. Murnhys on First street, the ‘ burglar secured • watch from Mr. Edge and at Sol Hsrpers he secured money and other Valuables. Several other homes *cre entered and small sums secured ns the burglar wished to bo friendly and not plsy any favorites. Several suspicious characters were rounded up b u t. proved «heir Innocence ond ns ye| the guilty one bas escaped. Seems that the work was dsne by an expert r« a t h i methodical manner did not bear the ear marks of an amateur. At this time of theTO^r when these light fingered folks are hiking north there ore robberies reported in every part of the state and It would be well forthepolicetn.be on the lookout for suspicious characters of all kinds. Killing at Areodla Fletcher Ingram of Venue,,DeSoto coun­ ty, was. fatally shot Saturday night lyy Henry F. Wild, a merchant of Arcadia, ' tod died a few hours later. Wild was Immediately arrested, but was released, following the report of the corner’s Jury, which acquitted Wild, because of testimo­ ny which, it Is alleged, was given by Dr. Simmons, who - attended Ingram, and Which was In the nature of a dying state­ ment, and apparently absolved Wild un­ der the “unwritten law." The jury was in teuloti from noon until midnight. - The run«« of the tragedy, it Is alleged, was suspicion on the part of Wild that Mrs. Wild and Ingram were Intimate. After the grim -tragedy at the Wild lióme, Mrs Wild attempted suicide. 'She look two ounces of bromidln. and Her life was saved only, after heroic work on the part of physicians, who used a stomach pump and got moat of the poison out o' Mrs. Wild’s system, Site is still very ill, hut out oT danger.1 * Resolution o f Respect t —„.At a meeting of the Pythlun. Sisters.oit Mu> 1Dili the following resolution were adopted: Whereas, Our Heavenly Father in his infinite wisdom has deemed it fit to take fibril our n\)nsu John Llndsuy, only son and brother of our Sisters Rose, Resolved, That the spmpalhy of opr order b<r extended to the sorrowing friends and relatives. Resolved, That tltesc resolutions t»e - spread upon the minutes of our order and that copies he tent to our sisters nnd also |— published la.the Sanford H e r a l d . ____ . - Carrie S. Davison, L ucille R ichard?, „ the city of Sanford, Orange County, Floridi, with •uch other office* and plac e* of business as mid corporation shall establish • A rnett II The general nature of the butine** shall be buy, lease or otherwise acquire land* ami In the Stata of Florida.and elsewhere. and to dispose of the *ame by »ale. lease or otherwise: to purchase, Want. improve, maintain and operate grove* of cltroa amt other fruit*, to (row produce of nny slnd or kind*, to construct, own, lease, at otherwl*e control pecking house* and to operate the same for parkins fruit grown by this Company orby other person*; to ship, market and otherwise dispose of the fruit and otiwr product! so purchased or (rown. to upernle tram rood* a* mny be found aiere**«ry or expedient for the purpose of transpnrtIn* the property or product* owned, held or con­ trolled by said- corporation, but nut to use said mean* of transportation for the purpose of doing the business of a common carrier, to sell. mortgage sublet, pledge, hire, lease or convey the property of said corporation, or nny imrt th e re o fra rth e discretion of the board of directors; to tnrrow money, issue bonds or other obligation*, and to secure payment of the tam e by deeds, mortgager Pledges qr nny other kind of Instrument: to make contracts of a n t kln*J whatsoever for the further­ ance of the purposes nfbusl ness of the Company, todenl in merch a nuise, to do all «cl* nml things T be necessary or proper» or which the board of V . *ofl mit* deem to l«e ndvisnhlr or expedient to be done in the transaction of It* sold business and generally, to havr, exercise ond enjoy all the right powers and privileges incident to corporations for profit orgunlrcd under thq.J{U ig_of-lht jt i u c and said share* of stork are hereby subscribed by them respectively: „ Sydney 0 . Chasg. Sanford, Fla. Bv* (9 ) share* L D Chase. Sanford, Fla. one 111 share Joshua C. Chase, Jacksonville. Fla. flve (9 )*h a re t S u i t or Fleam* 1 ' Cownv or Duval J Personally this day before me. n notary public. In and for said county and state, appeared Joshua C. Chase, to m< known and known to be oae of the pertons who subscribed the foregoing Instrument and acknowledged before me that he sutacrlbed the same In good faith and ter the purposes therein mentioned. I n Witness Wrtrsmr, I have hereunto set ray hand anil nffixed my official seal this tilth day of May, *A. D. 1911. U. E. K issru, I teal I ' Notary Public, State of Florida, My cxanmistlmt expire* Jan. 21, 1913. •Sratx or Fleams' orfica with HOLDBN REAL RRTATI CO. f S a n fo rd . Florida # ^ - ~~- • • 4* jThe Crippen Music Store J W . High-grade Pianos, Organs/ . , ' . . ’ ’ ¡, . and Graphophones. L o w P r ic e s . E a sy P a y m e n ts. \ Atncu III As n n x V The business of tills corporation shall be conduct­ ed hy the following officer*: a president.‘q vice president, a set rotary nnd a treasurer, and a board of not less than three directors or more than five. Any two ur raid offices except those o( president ond vice president may be held by the same per­ son. The number of direct or* shall tie changed from time to llmq hy the by-laws. The hciunl of ¡»rectors shall be rlected by the stockholders at the annual meeting ta be held on the second Tuesday In May, 1912. os tits by lows shall prescribe, and thereafter on the second Tuesday In Mny o( each year.*-The hoard nf director* shall __ ■ elect ____ini• officer* ol the company. The president and vice president shall be elected from among the member* of the bdnrd ul directors. Hie dale of the annual meet­ ing may be changed hy the'by-law s. A meeting 1 shall be held on the 30lh day of |untv to il, at !U | o'clock a, m. In the city of Sanford, Florida, for the pufjxrtrt<>1 adopting by-lnw* and complcimtf the orgnnlrmlou of the company, fixing« Just valua-1 lion upon the property, labor or services which hiay he offered In payment for shares of caplin! stock of the company, and [or transacting rarh Other business as may properly come before the meeting Until the officers tp he elected hy the dltacAur* sksss s Pres elei-iinn itt- WW -skstl tw qualified, the business of this corporation shall be conducted tiy the following officers: Sydney O. Chase, president: Joshua C Chase, vice president and treasurer; L D.- Chase, secretary; -■Is*ami ------ , ---- , - and Sydney 0. Chase, Joshua C. t*t Chase nnd L D. Chase shall constitute the hoard of director*, as * k Asnrtx VI ' , The hlghr« nmmint of liability or Indeb ted ness to which this corporation shall at nny lithe subject itself Is One llumlred Thousand Dollars , An. ; i VH Tlie names nnd residence^«! these Incortiorntor» ntul the suhscrihrri hereto nnd the amounts of stock suliscritv-d hy them severally ore ns follows. ; m r \' 1 Syracuse Steel Sulky Plow SO LD BY BEST P LO W ON The Hill Hardware Company EA R TI f s a n o r p , f l o r id a Another List of Free Gifts TO THE NEATEST COR­ RECT ANSWERS TO THIS «HISTORICAL PUZZLE fist—1 Diamond Ring 2ndUl Diamond Set Locket 3rd~l Diamond-Set‘S carf Pin 4th~l Silver Sugar Bowl and Pitcher 5 th -l Cut Glass Salad Bowl 6tJi-2.18-K Gold Inlaid Ladies’ Back Com b 7th~2 Fancy Gold Plated Clocks 8th~3 Ladies’ Seal Rings 9th~3 Gentlemen’s Seal Rings •••••••••••••••••••••••••« A compound rail on« la the secondary •t«te when U grows Inward and preason the nervo«, causing Intenso puln. Callouses never eyre, themselves but always get worse, sometimes Irritating tbs whole nervous system. The follow­ ing is a most effective and s — I apeody cur« "Diesolve two * i ijiJiijgpQoafuij, 0 f Coloclde ill — J j in a -basin of hot water. I ¿Hfl \ the feet In this for / rR ® I full fifteen minutes, gontly l\ W n 4 massaging the sore part«. (Leas time will no^-give the a dtelrvd results.) TI mj soreness will disappear Imme­ diately and the callous can be easily peeled *ofT, Repeat this for several nights, ' A Rulo ollyn oil rubbed Into skin is very beuaflcluL'k. This Calocldo Is a very remarkable preparation for all foot . ailments Runlous, corns and Ingrowing nails get Instant relief and are Boon cured. Had smelling and sore feet need but a few treatments. Caloclde la no longer con­ fined to doctors’ use. Any druggist baa It In atock or will qulckl^ got It from fcli wholesale house. A twenty-five «ent package le usually enough to put t h e worst feet In fine condition. It will prove a blessing to persona who k*ve been vainly trying ineffectual tsblets and toot powders. D IR ECTIO N S Trace the outlines of at least SEVEN FACES oh this or a separate sheet of paper, write your name and address plainly. and send or bring to our store To the fifteen neatest correct answers will be given the fifteen prizes, in thè order named above Each person who sends in a solution will receive a pair of cufT buttons absolutely free nnd each person sending In a cor­ rect solution will receive, o! bo, a special discount offer on a new piano. Remember that neatness and correctness will be taken into consideration in making awards. Winners will be notified by mall. All Answers Must be In Our Hands by May 3lat, Igil Notice of liicgrporatlon A btku s Or Im s tu u n M We, the undersigned, hereby associate out loBethar ter the purpose of formine s corporation under the Uwa oTthe stats of Florida. sirf dp hereby adopt, declare and subscribe the follow ini as wtr ankles of Incorporation Amili I. Tba name of this corporation shall be "Ujeworth Grow* Gombaiiy" ami its liuti ness shall be n » dnetad 1« the State of Florid a and In other states of the United States of America and la foreign sararí .. i P ic o B lo c k The amount of the capital stack of this corpora­ tion shall be ten thousand duller* divided into one hundred shares of one hundrad dollar» per share. All or any part of the capital stock of this purchase of property, laborer tervlcrs at n Just valuation there)! to be hied by the Incorporators at a meetfor the organisation of the Company, or by the directors of the Company at a meeting to be called for that purpose. All stock when Issued shall be fully paid and non-assessable. A m o r IV The time for which said corporation shall exist shall he perpetual. • 2 Nortes .1* hereby (Iven that the unde «lin ed. " ‘“ i G. Chase, Sydney O. Chase and L I». Inlem] to apply to the Governor of the Slate wa. aatt Tail florid on the r * a a a uah n uMice, s s c c , iiu n u na,, v** **•*- 24 [h __ patent _ ~ i to be day of Juftr. A. D. 1011, for tetters "lalcworth Grove Gtovc Company ’ under Issued to "teleworth und the following proposed articles of Incorporât ion: ' n f rirtytiTM 2 COMPOUND CALLOUSES • ---- V X- General Fire Insurance 1 County or Osancx - Personally this day before me, a notaryutiWtc tn and for said county and state, appeared Sydney U. Chasr nnd L D. Chase, tom e known and known to me to tie two of the persons who subscribed the foregoing Instrument and acknowledged before me that they subscitbfd the same In good faith nnd for the purtmsea therein mentioned. Iv WrtNxsti Wneudt, 1 trave .hereunto act my hnnd and nffixed my nfllclal seat this 23rd day of May. A. D. 1911. B. F. WiyjNL*, J»., (leali Notary Public, Slate of Florida. 41-4tc My commission expire* Feby. 9lh, 10*3. , 2,000 Pairs of Cuff Buttons Will Also Be Given Away Committee. • ' Tall* Splendid Cpre Tor Them • and All Foot Trouble«. __ AO ■ N TS JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM (W rite Plninly) Forsyth and Bridge Streets Name City or Town. Florida Street aqd No, lä llR lI V •- : �.‘ii . ■ -• "• T- r »- 1. " -S Bulletin Not come to Florida if you have not made up your mind to stay, to stick a t i t ; to ______ a c h i e v e something. The temporary pioneer is not desirebje. There is nothing so damaging* to this splendid sec­ tion,land fo Florida in general, as the reports of the merely ten­ tative settlers who coiqe “here in the expectation of making a large fortune within a year, and, fail­ ing, return to their old homes depleted in pdrse, disgusted with the soil and ¿he unaccustomed ^ methods necessary to secure crops, with the climate,— disgus­ ted with everything, in fact, and ~who use. all their eloquence to dissuade others frqm investing or v undertaking to establish their homes here. ,-jThere Is Always a Reason fora Man’s Failure. Before1 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 ahy country and never will in Florida. Don’t expect to get rich quick here in a day or two. Dollars do not grow on trees; and do not -coiiiejhere~wltlioutt‘Tflorie^;,~'TIur"" more accustomed you have been in making a dollar go a long way, the easier will be yotir first months on Volusia Farms. VoluBia Farms needs sturdy men and women, mentally and^. physically able to conduq{ farm­ ing as It is done here under Florida’s sunny skies. Volusia Farms needs the permanent set­ tler with small capitalHJarg'e de-~ termination' and industry who will not beat a retreat at the first disappintment. To spoil people Tdlusia Farms offers op­ portunities practically without limit,--.------ ------— --- -----— --- —v—---Hta y e never advoca*ed ^ e purchase Y V of'any of our lands sight unseen.While we have sold îundreds o acres to people who never saw the land before pur­ chasing and have alwas given satisfaction, yet we prefer not to sell •an acre without the pur­ chaser personally makes a selec­ tion, The excursions running to Sanford from northern and cen- • teral western states every first ‘ and - third Tuesday of every month during the summer, afford every facility for coming to San­ ford and Volusia Farms and making personal selection of a tract of this rich agricultural E land. „ See What You are Buying; Come here and investigate what we are offering you. Talk with the many people we* have 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 sh all. close out our Volusia Farms, lor- the. closer you know this tract the belter it becqmes. It ever occurred to y o p . that there must b e s o m e sound fundamental w w w m . reasons for Florida ands to be priced so low com­ pared with lands in the north and west aud even in the deserts where irrigation companies -plan to supply wnter AT A PRICE! The prihcipaLreason is, I take it, that Florida is only just begining to come into her own. For many, many years she lias been neglected. Development h a s just about begun, and developing a State as large as Florldo, whose shore line is long enough to ex­ tend from Jacksonville to Boston, takes time, ’ It takes people, too, and money. Development could not take place were our lands priced on a basis of their earning capacity to start w itlti m t - i h a L ’nine is crfftifiig. •In the develop­ ment of any country there must be inducements for people to cdine in and cultivate the soil. Florida’s Inducement to YoU Today Is the L qw Price of Her Good Lands . ~ The development of the past three years has teen wonderful. Immense wealth has been taken .from - the. s o U t - - T A K E N , mind you, not WRESTED as ypu'wrest with thé hard; heayy soils up north—^nd now the naturdl ten—deucy-and the natural law of supply and demand is toward higher prices *for- these income bearing lands. For years lands were almost . givqii qway amply because the Floridian HAD NO IDEA OF THEIR PRODUCING POSSIBILI­ TIES; diversified farming was un­ known, Witness now, the trans­ formation of a few years. Evefi the day of twenty dollars an acre, land ha? pdssed, -and tbe time of thirty dollars an acre land is passing everywhere. If I am any judge of the Florida land«.situation and the purchase of large tracts consummated during this Spring are any criterion of com­ ing eventSj I believe the coming fall and winter will see Florida lands retailing for $50 an acre and upward according to locality and transportation. JW  R D -P A C SLpeoplea Bank Building LAND V\ l ■-.’'»-T „ . Volusia Farm s is worth, every cent of $ 5 0 an acre today and those who invest in the develop­ ment stage are the people who will make the best ■turn-over. 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. . EVERAL times in these columns I have spoken of .the apparent hindering of the development of Florida m i by the large, financial in____ erests, and the reason^ why the iOWard-Packard lands -are good investments. I ’have.just been reading an article in "Moody's , Magazine” (a financial authority) relative to the large earnings of banks and trust companies who hoodwink the small depositor by . ever saying 4 per cent is the ut­ most dividend to be expected consistent with safety. In the face of this legend, the . banks themselves are declaring dividends as high as 4 0 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 *17.10 per..* cent, declared dividends of 10.33 per tent. The dividends of the Liberty National amounted to, 25 -perrent. forclie year, the Chasc National 20 per cent., ¿lie First National 40 per cent., the Mer­ cantile Trust Company 25 per cent, aud so oil,.these figures be­ ing TpiL-^the^fiscal year ending la st June, according tp Moody’s. Unquestionably to influence a depositor not to draw from the savings bfi[nk for wild specula­ tion is sound advice-T-very sound and commendable odtyUwibut an Tnvestmeritrm Yolusim^Farms qt: "present price is NOT a specula­ tion. Not one oPthe tracts of_ land offered" by~this Comparfy has ever been a speculation. The VALUE was there in the begin­ ning and higher value is there today. • There has been more speculation in the stocks of the Northern Pacific and other rail­ roads by the financiers than there ever can be with our lands, because our lands and prices are \ RIGHT. Our methods of doing business are RIGHT. We invite the strictest investigation of nur=— selves and of' our lands, Our business nas 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. 4^— 1 Write for our booklet. “Resource« of Volueie Farm«” COMPANY, Inc. S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A ■*« �ÎHfc SANfORO HERALD W ABASH BU 1 BRAND . Made “On the Banks of the Wabash • tm e^z na i 9 «*--> & For Sale Ex•» cluslvelyby GARNER Phone . t . ;u 4 P ; •J i c .1 , tv IN H IE SOCIAL WORLD ______ *. 1 NEARING CLOSE OE SESSION $162,000. For the Florida State College for women $130,500. t The governor has made (lie following Legislature Under Full Head or Steam appointments of judges und siate at­ Items of Interest’ Concerning ^ and Turning Volumes of Work torneys for the circuit courts. Judge: 1st. Society People. Working with tiring regularity und un­ J. Emmett Woic; 2nd, J. W. Malone; 5rd. dyr higli pressure the senate and house I ^ro Garter, Llv’e Oak; 4th, R. M. Call; ‘ 5th* 6th, F. M. Robles, Tampa’; POINTS PURELY"PERSONAL ora.doing their utmost to act on the more I »ill.T*w.Bullock; t t Price; Marianna; Iltli. L W. important measures before the constitu­ Bethel. Key West. State Attorneys; 5th, tional limitation of their labor expires. How Celery City Vanity Fair While Last week the temperance measures L W. Davis, Ocala; 6th, II. T. Phillips, Away the Golden Hours— were considered'in the house und It is Tnmpn; fltli, A. N. Long, Starke; Oth, C. L, * Social Gossip. in that branch that the main fight on Wilson, Marianna; J . C. Grämling. Miami. these had to be made. The senate is Gther appointments pending. Sanford Music Club composed of members the majority of Saturday afternoon In Mrs. Fannie whom are decidedly in fuvor of temper8 ome men art- horn fighters, others Munson's studio a most interesting meet- unce legislation and almost every bill learn to tight. imfl-WOtne light heennse jng-of the Sanford Music Club was held, submitted an that line in the senate was they are kicked Into It. Mrs. J. C. McDaniel leader for the after­ passed. But in the iiouse (lie suiting w»s noon. Beethoven was the composer whose not so easy. The bill which caused the If a woman would only faeo all life sad works furnished the subject of an most discussion was the Davis Sealed situations In Ufo with the coiirngo.wtlh excellent program. The first number was Package bill. A peculiar condition of uf- which slio faces a new fashion, no s well prepared paper read by Mrs. T. fuirs surrounded this bill.'* It wus not matter how oullnudlsb, tho world A. Neal ou Beethoven as Pianist and favored by ttie Anti-Saloon Leflgue but would be hers. Composer. Beethoven in nrt wus 'neYT W5T reoUtrtpiended b ir ^he w: c. t portrayed' In an interesting sketch by Spine prohibitionists and some local ifpMrs. Geo. Fox Jr. The instrumental num­ llonisls favored it, while oilier pruhibi* bers were sonnets from Beethoven, beau­ tionists and local optionisls ’opposed it. tifully rendered by Mrs .R. E. Tolar and It wnu finally killed Hi the- liou&e. Tile She Wontitrsd. Mil* Ruth Abbott. iiouse, however, passed the bill providing “Am I tho first for early closing hours and prohibiting mini who ever the sale or giving uway of liquor on Sun­ At Mrs. Kccly’s kissed you?" days. Thursday and Friday afternoons Mrs. “Kay, do I look Ttie senate and house, jiussed the cir­ Paul Mcrrll Keely was Lite gracious hostess "Vns green us tbatF* at two lovely bridge parties, given at her cuit tourt bill- overyiha Governor's vela this-week. Tlie Governor asked tlint it lie charming home on the' Heights. The done after be saw that there was not artistic taste of tfm hostess was displayed1 in.évéry detail or these lovely affairs, pnd. much opportunity to get'through another the rooms were most attractive with bill along liie lindfc lie recommended. The f decorations of palms, ferns and •exquisite bill provides for eleven circuits instead of j Operv Up.' hydrangeas. In the sun pnrior, also eight as it now stands and was passed ifi 1 W hen opp o rtu n ity com es k n o ck in g . accordance with the constitutional amend-! I t s prom ised (Into t n ji c e p prettily decorated witli ferns, was locnled Y ou should bn In to h e a r th sT tln , the punch bowl, charmingly presided ment adopted by the people at the last I Hut do not t>e asleep . over by Mrs. W. W. Prattler. On Thursday general election. Thu bill providing for the uholisliing of Wanted the Latest. afternoon highest score was made by Mrs. certain legul technicalities ns grounds for "H ave ymi^m ir. tiarlur. fiodnlbrUT* R. S. Keeler, to whom was awarded the a“'lovely Vase of Royal Worcester, iijipèàl lins finally been passetlT though it nuked Iho young woman who wus wnudoting through u largo furniture store. ware. The consolation prize was a china was a hard light. Tho bill that passed “What's tlint?" linked, tho dazed tea strainer and went to Miss Charlotte was the one introduced by Gray of Gads- i lurk, pot ionl certain that ha could be­ Keelor. The top score* wps made on den in the iiouse find by Senator William»' lle vo his ours, * • Friday afternoon by Mrs. Cruse Barnes in the senate. The Iiouse hill was sacri­ “1 don't know Just exactly what It is and the prize was also o' handsome vase. ficed in order tQ get a test vote und after thyself, but I hit vo heard so much The.consolation a china mayonalsp dish several days working on the mutter the i^bout parlor-Kochi lists Hint I thought and 'tftfTPfflfcd to Mrs. tB. P. AVhilncr. At senate bill wus culled up and passed.- + would llko to look at 909. •We aro the dose of the, games the card tables The main opposition came on in! the furnishing our now parlor, and as I unwere spread wl(h lovely linen covers and house. The fight there was led by Gray dcrstnmj It no m e'era pnrior la com­ plete without ono.’’ a delicious salad courses served. Those of Gadsden and was also championed by Floyd of Franklin.* The opposition was oaron arm o a r.' W invited for Thursday afternoon were Mrs. • W. R. Anno, Mr*. Forrest Luke, Mrs. W led by Reaves of Manatee am* was cham­ ’ Sir Edward Carson la noted for his ready Irish wit On 0110 occasion In by Bulloch of Murlon. W. Prather, MrL C. 0 . McLaughlin. Mrs. pioned * court when tho Judge, with w ho» bo Singletary Of Jucksuh has one pet Crute Barnes, Mrs. 0. W. Brady, Mrs. S. lud. had more than one passage- of - - 0 . btiiniiolser. G. P. Smtth." Mrs: W.~ D. measure null Ihut is the Tee" hillf He lias arms, pointed out to him the discrep­ Boldin, Mrs. 0. W, King, Mrs..R. S. Keel- been cumpc Iled to abandon the original ancy between ttie evidence of two of . ef. Mrs. Robert Newman, Mrs. Frank draft of his bill and consent to an amend­ his witnesses, one a carpenter and Miller, Mrs, S, Puleston. Mrs.- H. P. Driver, ment which makes the bill nurnjrpttcntitc THO Other a sulodu "keeper", be answer­ Mrs. F. J. Gonzales, Mrs. B. W. Herndon, to offices (laying less than two thousand ed; 'T h at's so, my lord. Yet auother Mrs. K. J , Holly, Mrs. J , L. Hurt. Mrs. A. dollars. If the bill passes at all It jrvill be case of difference between bench and bar.’’—London M. A. P. Brown, Mrs. Ralph Hamilton. Mrs. D. L in the amended form. I brasher Mra E. R. Curtiss, M(rs. W. A. Watson of Dude has introduced a meas­ W HY H E S IT A T E ? Hits, Mrs. F. Munson, Mrs. Claudi Hern­ ure submitted by Comptroller Croom which don, Mrs, Arthur Yowcll, Mrs. Roy* Sims, makes a radical change in the manner of Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. kent Rosseter assessing and collecting taxes for 1912. An Offer That Involvss No Risk Far Those Who Aocapt IL and Miss Charlotte Keelor. Those Invited It Is to be used (if pussed) only in 1912 We are so positive our remedy-will for Friday were Mrs. Cecil Gabbitt, Mrs. as an experiment. It provides that Rail­ completely relieve constipation, no G. H. Fernald. Mrs. Laughlin, Mrs. H. L road nnd telegraph takes are all to be matter how chronic It may be, that UeForest. Mrs. R. L. Hugh, .Mrs. Cruse turned in to the state nnd that ull other tfe offer to furnish It free of all coat Bames. Mrs. W. W. Prather, Mrs. Davis tuxes, w(ll go exclusively to counties. tf tt ; falls. f onter, Mrs. C. Putnan, Mrs. M, Martin, The house and Senate have placed the Constipation is caused by weakness Mrs. J . C. McDaniel. Mrs. T. A. Neal. Mrs. five minute rule on to expedite the busi­ of tbo nerves and muscles of tho large M- F. Robinson, Mrs. J . M. Dickens, Mrs. ness of, the legislasure. * lntesduuiKor descending colon. To exFor Jr;~M ra: Deane Turner. Mrs. ~WesT0f"Snxno Rosn-has a bill in to do pect a cure you must therefore tone George Speer, Mrs. S. 0 . Chose. Mrs. B. FT away with the second primary. -It is the up and strengthen thoso organs and . Whluier. Mrs. Sammis, Mrs. Henry Wight, plan of tiie first and second choice bul- reatorc 1hem to healthier activity, Wa want 70U to try Rexall Orderlies Mrs. Kate Butts, Mrs. Geo. DeCottes, Mrs. lott. . i on our guarantee. They are eaten like Gd Smith. Mrs. May Dickens, Mrs. A. The Senate has killed the measure which candy, and are particularly Ideal for Vaughn, Mrs. T. E. Wilson, Mrs. E. R. sought.to permit .the bonding of cities children. Tboy act directly on the Uirtlss, Miss Bessie Shumpert, Miss Noua and sub-districts for school purposes. nerves and muscles of the bowels. Wylly sod Miss Laura Fish. The Senate has passed a bill reduciug They have a neutral net Ion on the oth­ the supreme court to five justices instead er organs or glaudn. They do not purge Attentlon Blue And Gray of six. The house committee has re­ or cause any Inconvenience whatever. Sunday May, 2Bth there will be Memorial ported the hlli unfavorably. __ They will positively overcome chronic or habitual yonsllpatlon and tho myr­ Services at the Congregational church. Stringer of Hernando is urging the Rev. Geo. B. Waldron, the pastor officiat­ passage of a Joint Resolution to change iads of aaaocfkte or dependent chronic ing. AH survtvers of the late civil war. the constitution so that each couuty will aliments. Try Rexall Orderlies at our risk. Two sizes. 10c. and 25c. Sold who reside.or are visiting here are urged have a senator and a re|vnsentativc for only at our atore—The Rexall Store. •nd requested to meet at the post-office each ten Utouaand population or major ®l 10:10 a. m., and all march ’ together to fraction. the new church on Park end 3rd street The committee to visit the educational All friends are invited. institutions have made their report and Plumbing and ;• Respectfully, , the finding was that the schools were W'2t » * CllAS. F. llASKWI. Gas Fi tti ng doing splendid work and were ranking among the very best in the South. They All -Work Receives My Personal Attention Just reefeved a new line of Art and best efforts r*“®™». prices reasonable. Sanford recommend appropriations as follows: furniture Co. 3 5 -tf Total recommended for the University Opposite City Hall Phone UO C. H. DIN G EE T h e r e is n o w r o n g e n d u p ^ w ith :a n . jA i jfl J . m :] ‘4 - • :± L .j . Onoto m ■1 I A :i. S e lf-F illin g Safety Runtd fountain pin. Ju st stick it into your pocket any way it happens to go. CANT One little twist makes it Iei& LEAK, tig h t, itik-tight, A IR -T IG H T , ^ Come in and see How the little twist corks it up and how quickly it fills- itself. 1*7 W t A k t R i i NNI NC But wc arc not runninj ,u ig Why should wc? .IfF tvou ^ou had ever traded with us wc would not need to answer this question. dut^Prices arc Right— .. r.i - - --Our qualities art? better and wc give fair, honest treatment to our customers. ' If any of our com ­ petitors can B E A T that they, are ^entitled to your trade. . . . . . * TT v h en in n e e d c a l l . u p o n Sanford Supply Co. Phono 3 3 0 S a n fo rd , F lo rid a 1 INSURANCE G A S O LE N E S TO V E a• ? ” r ¡ i | {,{1 1 ■ Û < L 1 The Only i? f >1 - Absolutely Safe Gasolene Stove on the Market If interested call and let us explain * ' *•% its advantages j The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. PH O N E NO. 8 * ** r» if a r -*■’ - f , IUlWI t '' Tf J ) f ' F, 1 ÎÜ �• A Musical Treat Ou Mopday evsuipg. H s r ^nd. l i f * Fannie Stembrldge Munson gave In h?r ttudjo.her usual May recital by boa ¿la no studants In bapor of tlie graduating class of,t)grSanford High School. assisted Mrs. Munson’s student* delightful recital by Mrs. T. Picion Warlcrw of Orlando. In ofder that those who love good i sic may understand and appreciate rare musical treat enjoyed by those who wor* so fortunate as to attend the reclta the program as It was rendered Is given for tiiblr benefit: "Rakoczy March," (two pianos) LisxtHern, Was most [charmingly and arttstlonlly performed by Mioses Margaret Davis, Essie Purdon, Luca Chappell, Clarissa Starling. "MaxCrka in F Minor,' Lcschetlzky,' Miss Mabel Hand. “Ronda" Cancone, “Greeting." Pfeffer­ korn, Miss Saidcc Williams. “To,a Wild Rose, To a Water lily, From an Indian Lodges" MacDowelLMis* Ruth “Sp|der Dance,” Wallace: "Shertzo" (from Soutta In G) - Beethoven, Miss Maud Alioe Wagner. A group of nprpery songs by Jessie Gaynor: “The Gingerbread Man,” “SlumI ber Boat," "Dear Jeruthy," Mrs. T. Picton Wurlow. * Y D E L IN Q U E N T T A X L IS T •*-^1 *•» n ' ' fj * ^ ,■ •*’ ' *T T ~ ‘ * e * 4< • .* -*• . Notice li hereby given that the following described real estate now assessed for the clt^ taxes in the dty of Sanford, county of Orange, state of Florida, for the year Nineteen Hundred and Ten (1910) and the taxes thereon not having been paid on the 1st day of April 1911. the taxes arc now deUnqent All blocks A. B Lo» 3. 4 ......... M. Rotundo. I « * « ........ low 1. 2 ...... s........ 111 ft.o f.„ ...„ iones . . . . . A. D. Neuve Lou 7. 8. 0. lei* Description NsMe t e f e - ;: Lot* fl, « ........ « All toss lot* 3. 0 A. D. Nesva 0.00 ChsM t Vittimar W-P, Cortos..... :itl on UOO E. R. B l i s s . . . . : . . F. Boord a l l .......... •hrr, Trustee W atson ......... nknown n fl EH of 9KM Lot on Fitst street Lot 0. NH lot (0 ___ L ou 7 u d ì . . . , . , . S*J U, »n • •*»• ■ DlAi OBdWsfl A Soni Thoms* Ftlker irather J. FT. ................................ «......... It. N e l s o n . . . . . .............................. Unknown ...................................... Coonte T urner........................... . Í . Tbsd Day. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Land tio PSllrvi • 4*mm Thrasher Charles Jones “Spinning Song from Flying Dutchman" (two ptanol), Wagner-Kolicr; Misses Flos­ sie F ron t Ruth Abbott, Peachea Le filer, Undo LeBler. “Valso Caprice," Grodxkl: “Evening Star,” Liszt. Miss Margaret pavis. "Shepherds All and Maidens Fair," Sanford Ice and Water Ca Nevln,fMfs: Epnest Tolar. ip of. old Eogllsh songs: “The O. Bennett. “My Mother. Bids Me Bind My Hair." li* n*d Water Wos£* Hayden' “Nymphs and Shepherds." Pur­ mford inford Ice aud Water Works. J. Cowan............................. cell." Mr*. T. Picton Worlow, “Kamennol;“ Östrow, Rubenstein. Miss Flessi« Frank. “Srtirlng," Schuman. Mrs. Emeat Tahu. ‘'The Robin," Tbercsa del Riego; “Screnade,” Branscombe, “Slave Song" TherestÇdel Riego, Mrs. T. Picton Warlow. ‘Sonata Pathétique"-f[First Movement), Begthaven, Miss Ruth Abbott It w afa most delightful program Und j. J. Hlüinbûham charmingly and perfectly rendered. It Is superfluous to even attempt to compare this program with those that have pre­ ceded it, as all those who have had the ioknown pleasure of attending Mrs. Munson’s re­ j M Cotter. citals each year have found 'that each .rln il'a 11*1» one, In Itself was a perfect musical gem.' fir. iisfUniton Sjsnford as an appreciative people, mini **'#■»*«»*i especially the music lovers, are proud of Die musical and artistical attainments of each and every one of Mrs. Munson’s piano students. There were many ex­ pressions of surprise and lavish praise ac­ W. H. and H. E. Adami 3. F- Hsmiltoa...........-, corded Maud Alice Wagner,' especially by 1 3. E. Hamilton tho^c who had not heard her play,. She was the youngest performer on the pro­ and 1L IfcLUur gram. HcF playing Is remarkable for a little girl of oqly twelve 'years of ago. A brilliant future awaits this young artist should She devote her }lfe to the cultlva- L . 0 . S I H a t fc llo w 'a A d d illo» .lO fe e tE sn d Why 1L’3 feet N and 8 . . . E. Woodcock ................ .......... E. J. R iv e » ....................................... F. Rivera Sab-Divlsea B leck* X, T , Z. C. W. Hamilton Aaren H6 H. A. Ciri A. H. Gin NH All lasa k R. Aa the above became delinquent on April 1st, 1910, 12 per cent. Interest iw , n . * * “““ " ‘ ^1010 unit« «late of of nettmt payment must be added to the »evove list. If not phld before th e , 1st day of April. 1912,-un udditionai penalty of per cen t will be added and the* unpaid Item will be certified m collection. ' • " v M. W. L ovell , Deputy fa x Collector. Ju st opened— everything Freph and Clean— Experienced Meat Cutters— Complete line— P r o m p t D e l i v e r y Choice Cuts Florida & Wèstern Beef & Pork . ^ ^ wi ’■* Also Sausage. Poultry, Lamb, Fish, Dry and Salt Meats, and in fact The most complete line in the city. - -, F .R E *S H FISH* T O D A Y •„ Orders will be Delivered AT ONCE by Special Messenger form erly with J . D. Roberts it *• Ilf P D I F f C ** • D R I U l I i ) lip Park Ave. Phone No. I Lo h L 2 .......... Lota fl sod 7 . Lott 6 ami 7,» | T H E C IT Y I , R E S TA U R A N T ; (First Street, one block from Depot opposite Postodlce) [ M M. Robinson BEI««*....... jaeRlehardsoa Unknown ........ Rod foncé ...... F. H. Rood .... F. ¿ Esveriey. Unknown . . . . . j H. E. W IS E , Proprietor _ [’ * Formerly Manager of Central. Cafe * t Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty. ; i t 1 : r : • ■\ •- • _ • A P L A C E FO R L A D IE S AND G E N TL E M E N E v aryth ln g P ira t Class S h o rt O r d ir * A t All H o u rs Prompt, Clean Service' C reen Joroba - ' Meal Tickets ore Sold at Reduced Rutes Now Is T he T im e T o Buy Impi ü r Ä ed “Ready to P lan t” Sanford - Celery Farm s Hfr many friends and music loving Sanford la again indebted to her far a moa) dollghtful musical feast Negroes Lynched With Hie court in session at Tallahas­ see and their trial but one week away, the alx negroes recently arrested In the northern part of Leon county, and charged witl| effecting the murder of B. B. Smith, and attempting to kill James Register, whim men, were lynched near Lake City early Sunday morning. nfis prisoners were recently sent to Liv^Ook. and later to Lake City, which is tlte epunty seat of Columbia county, to fxe%An( mob law vengeance. It being knoufn (hat there was much feeling against the gaqg. Tfaa mob. which lynched the negmes near Lake City Sunday morning Is bgpejred to have been compoeed of and Floridians. 4 keep money In circulationf In your home Building k Loan 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. pay for themselves this winter. . . Will , . • R . N. T hom s i John Çlrasma Ella r a e V t AASUlaa lluwsrd-i’ackaid Lead C o ... H. H. C H A P P E L L ’S Real Estate Agency : ; _ �- The SANTO D neRAL In Court of the Countyl Judge. State of Florida J ft umor andPhilosophy Rn if WhiSj? J t* an*e CwnD paragraph s. Theatre, Vrery time a’ man slips down on a abed ioor bo says uncompttroen“tary things about the woman’s pngo In nu home paper. „ " ------T T Meet» every second and fourth Friday In mouth. Lvrry on« who has seen his Star In the Fast are cordially invited to visit the chapter, - Alkt E. Romins, Sec'y. S H IP P E R S O F , r , O F . C tlc ty C ity A erie I 8 S 3 Hcetiluti first and third Tuesday* In every month. Hail In Weltwrne Block, third floor. j! - ..v - ik T Phoenix Lodge No. 3. K. of P, Florida Fr-uits Meets second a n d 'fo u rth ' Tuesdays. Visiting knights always welcome. R E. Hutchinson. C. 0 . Fell* S. Frank, K. R. and S. SH-8tp Starting Badly. ■Look her«," exclaimed young Ur. Cotter Tarter In desperaUon, "is this or U It not a wedding tourr* “Why, of course,” snapped young Mrs. a T., "It’s our wedding tour. WBBt en earth did you think It was?" “Well, I'm beginning to think It’s a Isctsra tour.- Now cut it out. seei”— * D R. T C. G. tv -re Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida BUTT CAPITAL «30,000.00 DENTIST Oillce: Yowell Building The ONLY .bank in Sanford that INSURES EÎVERY * DOLLAR DE­ POSITED AGAINST LOSS from any and nil causes. : : : : t SANFORD. FLORIDA DENTIST TH E Welborn (Dock D R ^ -W .-E . IIQUSHQLDER FOUR HER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits Rooms 23. 24 and 23, Pico Bldg, Sufety-Deposit Boxes for rent ’Phone 4) F L O R I D A . M. M. SMITH. H. R. STEVENS. President Vice-Progldcnt., 4CfNT JACKSONVILLE FLORAL COMPANY l-ÏB-10-tf " » b ic y c l e s . Get ^ SHANIBARGER - ^ . Fl.ORIDA. It,‘it jx)pbfnr Oflico & Realdencu 5IB.Mnguulin Ave Ollicc Hours; U to 12: 3 to fr Other hours by appointment A Home . c . . » \BI * ** *■ we a re - a t your -aervice-w ith -th e very best cars. „v We.-.never / JLlHWaflre,-inn trouble cnli us any hour of the night or duy, * ' _______ _ , . Thun» 248 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW Late State' Altirrney ^ygyr-jith Jud irlal*^ p;u il of F. G. H E W IT T CO. ff.VrgytrU fi— New York ' ' HEAVY HAULING AND CONTRACTING Quicker, Neater and Better than the Old Way * 1 , ... f r *-# " 1 * Just Try Me and See . game Mi ibhi: l-Nny »Location No. 113 W .'first Street,* Nex t D6or to oodrulf's'Store . SANFORD, FLORIDA L. G. STRIN G FELLO W -w NOTARY rUBUC Thè Florida Grower I I | 1I r ftft FLORIDA BOO F lo rid a A vs, - ADE, THE TUNER, GROW ER *w T am p a, F la . ■ ■ IIIIB I D rin k a B o tilo of .pflìce in City HnJI Far truckers' and fruit grower* Far folks who want to know about Florida. Weekly. 11.00 per year; monthly, 23c, send 10c for o’ trn-luuetriolsufrs c jlp ilu » ffS n a p p y , ilrlg h t, C lran P H O N E NO. 4 0 . ’ O RLAN DO, i ~ F L O R ID A W ads Will Pay Phono Toll on All C onvine O rdora GINGER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R _____ Manufactured with pure (UatUled water—they will preventJllneoa, aid digestion and give you health T h e S a n fo rd C o c a C o la B o ttlin g C o ., S a n fo rd , F la Henry MERRIE E N G L A N D MY SPECIALTIES Pickard’s Hand-Painted Cliina norhnrn*g~StGrtlng Silver Roger«’ Plated Ware E lg in and Waltham Watches Price 10c Sanfofd Library ALL GOODS GUARANTEED . A 20 U p s t n ifs , P ic o B lo c k Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 ii.n i PROPHET land in th is se ctio n h a v e felt th e la w o f supply and d em a n d aq d a r e lidly Increasing in value. — .....- - - FIR S T N ATIO N AL BAN K O F 8A N FO R P , ,F L A . F . P. F O R S T E R , Caihlar D. F . W H IT H E R , A m L C aste O n ly N ational Bank In O ra n g e C o u n t y F u n d s P r o to c te d _ b y B u rg la ry In s u ra n c e Safety Doposlt Boise for Rent ORGANIZED 1887 C ASHES ROACH PEPPER or the son of n prophet are not re­ quired to predict thul form lands in Orange County will never cost less. Desirable cheap government land has decreased ro rapidly the past few years that improved farming Don’t Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. W elcom e McLaulin JE W E L E R Is the title of a book on Social­ ism, containing the underlying principles and the most impor­ tant objections. For Bole at Strangers * . Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged Residences, Sanford and Svlvan Lake P HONE 3 3 1 ROOM * ;. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Sanford Machine & Garage Company 211 First Street. . * Olackam lthlng and H orseahoaing G Ë 0. A. DeOOTTES THOMAS EMMET WILSON- Sum m eror Winter we can supply your wants, in the Automobile lit line. If you want to rent A Motor For Any Purpose ; ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW. Practice ln Stute rimi Federal CouttB Welixirn Block panforti. Fin Horo Is ono on (ho b o at m arket W r i t , fo r S la n c ila and M arkat R ap o rla _ ____ l _ J o d « v ‘< 1 • LIV ER Y, 'FEE D and . SALES STABLE H arn o as and W agona Practices in Stato and Federal Courts. ■ L o o k i n g for a G o o d House to ship your Fruit and Vege-*, tables- -to ? ATTORNEY-AT-LAW M. G. TJ nuildln«. Sanford, Florida A Florida ANDEW JOHNSON __________ H. GARNER W W W W W 4W W W M M W W V 'REMRIHG HAND BROTHERS H om es a t M ark ltam P a r k are just the thing for you. Tukc your wife to look aL them. Sho wilt be de­ lighted with the prospects of owning, one of them. ‘ 2 5 BICYCLES FROM *1 » UP Tl) g IRJ FOR NEW But «72 Phan* 92, ORLANDO, O S T E O P A T H IC P H V S IC I AN lie the lundlord’s slave no longer. Strike out for freedom. We will help you if y6u Sanford will let us. Our SUNDRIES I! and H. E. TOLAR Cashier K E M P Our Easy Paymentt iHian l! Sntiford. • stints to suit .everybody. Florida because we enable_you to S A N FO R P •L------ uud wilL appreciate yuurputrouago------------------— DENTIST S A N F O R D . P E O P L E S . BANK O F • ---------- OFFERS ---------Prompt Service Polite Service . Accurate Service t Sanford, Florida L. H. T E M P L E ' \ DR. R. M. MASON SECURE A HOME MOW Ulti and Oak Ave. i*t> . SANFORD, FLORIDA Phone 355 JOHN GORDON. Administrator Cum'Trstifmrnlo Annrxo. FLOWER^ — PLANTS — BULBS Special Offering ln fern«. Floral Designs to Order. , General. Insurance . Agents :• Room 13 Pico Building . Phone I6G. l DENTIST Dntrd May Ut|i. A D. HHL , A man’s Idea of emancipation Is tell­ ing his wife nix on the hook up. Vegetables \ C. M, HAMILTON In re Estate of ‘ i Helena Schneider) To all Creditors. Legatees, Distrlhuiees and nil I erson* having Claim* nr Demands against said Estate: ------- .— —...» -----You, and rm-h of you. are hereby notified and re•Wired to preseut nny claims and demand*, which you, or either or you, may have against the estate ot llelrna Schneider, deceased, late of Orange county, Florida, lath e undersignrd Administrator Cum Tcstamrnta Annex» of said estate, within two years from the date hereof, A pretty girl can always get a laugh out of any old Joke. and Sanford Lodge. No 02. F. L A. M. When a woman buys a new bal she arches s woek for a novel style, but in Court o í the County Judge, State | whea a man buys a bat be asks the of Florida' * v•alramsn for one Just llko this. When a mnq»gets a now overcoat all the women In the street Just know Ills ,rife made Id®1 th N. H. GARNER » 'i : ¿ *W. S. lUmwis, Sec'y. t,. W. Spencer, Master; J. C. Ensmlnger. Secre­ ange County and District afW said . a bankrupt: tary. Communication every first and third Tllursdays at 7 :3 0 p. m. Visiting brothers welcome. ^ twvhy Itlve-n that on Iher 3rd day of April. HIM, the said .1. W. Knight, was duly adudicated a bankrupt, and that the llrst mestlng of Unite Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join­ nit credltori will beheld ot Ihcruurt house in Or* Inndo, norkla, on the IBUi day of May, to il, at II ers ot America - dock a. m„ at which time the creditors may at— Sanford laical Union No.-l78L U. B. of C. and md, prove thrir datm, appoint a trustee, exainnb at 7 o'clock In le the bankrupt, and transact such other business of A. meets every Thursday nIght the Eagles’ Hall. W. .............. A. Kumohr, president; T. U i may properly come before the said meeting. Lent. R. S A T. Tampa, Florida. May 6. 1011. _ ---------------- IrtLf.rAgTTTTNI LK. --------3B-4C t , , , Referee liyliankruptcy.-' gometimea.a woman tells her ago put to show how brave she Is. __ j,*? . lu í?, ¡5. c,, Seminole Chapter No. 2 ,Order Eastern 8 la r _ young nmu la uhiiu»uiu« and J.N.WmlM.k. 3H' Bl Administrator. A* w; nr8 swell ototbes be can genera 1ty ^nd some nice girl who will take a* no outward a id visible sign of In the District Court o f th e Unite« , n jnwnrd nobility. States In and for the Southern Dis­ trict or Florida The man whom his friends call the In Re i rood fellow usunlly cultivates bis Low“1 “’ I ,nBn«nk",p.cr. t pooch In the home garden. To the Creditors ot J. W. Knight, of Sanford. Or­ «•. J ' Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 ,1. 0. O'. T. M W„ BVfr7 0WU, ,at, 7. Meets avery M Monday 7 :3 0 p. m.. over Imperial . To all Creditor». Legal»«» Distributee* and all Ptrson* having Claim* or Demands ngalmt tali] Eatale: You, and each of you, .are hereby notified and renulrad lo prrieftl any claims and demand* which you iit'either of yon. tnny have ngnlnsl the m a te of R. It Whilner. deceased, late of. Uronge county. Morirla, to the undersigned administrator ot said estate. within two year* from the dale hereof. < baled April 18th. A. I). 1011. %r 9 \ rfiC A # M . S M IT H pert SANFORD LODGES m k ill RM aM ln MU M Hu H knN #<n 1AM tkh hM ttife »Hr»tst«taM n8k Hmm U m \ f c N f * «m ««4 W r* * n 1 "^ “> 8 i V rfru n rs M tfk n )lh’«»<if/Hum ftneau9Moi4kt$m H«§ «**«1 ft;' (l< aui « Uni**|»K«* f 1 «« hM H! | | v H 4 M Miff eM ndrtu MIn ttf *1w txrk wKhm1fmm trv»mynHILosn r m ai « 1 k t w k v s t 1% U f# >!■ < ^ If W rH sruVvIif N M A f t c t K > v r k C / i l f j l ( N B v l | | W M l U H fifN gMOM dl rth 11g su« ' «wlidO fk gLt«« Bkiuafei 0 A5ME DISINFECTANT CO -jf i Tsm. a. FtORtpS. O' Û RATSAULT A.tS '»*f'«*ASHEJS • M o w , a n d 4 » a w mm f ' h * * A n C H « a Una'»A»fciadifMaidmmt 'pH§maam nli t ± - Sanford, Florida ü h -â P. CONNELLY GENERAL FIRE IN S U R A N C E -A G E N T Office Above Nr»t National Bank �I pffcr the H ouse Furnished SANFORD IT IS REALLY A HUGE ROCK. But to Vessels Passing Through the . . Strait.ef La Mairs It Appear* to Ba • Berk Running Under 8hort Sell. Other Reck Ship Formations. (The “phantom ship'' noon In the rtfctnity of Cape Horn la, aa has been pro Ted by the lores tlgatlon of rarlous hydrographic bureaus, nothing more pr lose than a rock which .under ccrbain atmospheric conditions bears a Deceptive resemblance to a ship, ‘ Tor j ofton Teasels coming from Eoto the w est by way of Capo B o m hare been startled to ace what (appeared to be a derelict with tha water washing over her deck. If tVs ra ware of an imaginative turn would invest the unknown alilp ghostly qualities and call her the g Dutchman or sometimes tho it strip" of La Malre, from the o O ? » tJy u h t*_ H h *n _ a h fljrA i. FLORIDA Honolaló~ibore in n rock km[own aa French Frignto rock bccauas once upon ft time a French frigate went nation on It, The cliffs looked so much like a ship, that tho frigate was deceived and thought she was mooting Dad roads ara now_cla»*»d by tha »»porta as ons of ths con* tributar/ causo» to th» hlgh co»t of llving and ths mlgration of ths farm»r boy to tha'clty. Ths United Ststa» gov»rnm»nt »»ti* mates, for sxampls,-that In thy atato of Indiana tran»portstion oosts 25.5 canta per ton for eaeh mil». Over a ' bituminizad road betweon Philadelphl» and At* lantlo City it la setimated frslght can ba tranaported for laaa than 1 oant par mita, and ovar soma of tha good roada tn New York ateta tho coat la 5 canta par mlle. fit. Paul uslnnd. In the middle of the Atlantic, TsSrold to Took very much Itko a ship whoa approached from tt certain direction, but It la aplkco that nvarl* ners prefer to give a wide berth.—Har* par's Weekly. Her Unalterable Daolslon. To the now cook lira. Cross elabo­ rately explained a certain method of preparing potatoes greatly approved of by the family. Tho cook listened to the directions with apparent atten­ tion. * “And now, do you quite understand, Della7" asked, Mrs. Cross in concluI “I do, mum," was the- response, and Otien, In e «h*m t m a th m t * A m l i t g A - n f BësrFertilizers On Earth BAD ROADS AND COST OF LINING F IR S T C L A S S C R A T E M A T E R IA L S , Sanford To Think of New Furnishings For Your Home. LIQUID CUrtES ECZEMA WHERE SALVE noncontradiction, she added, "But it's One of tho stories which have been Mied potatoes y e n e a t" pongost remembered la fhat of the-III fa tod Crown of.Jtaly, which sighted "Happy the man who learns the very Into supposed derelict and subsequently iwtda chasm that llee. between <hls p an t ashore. The Crown of Italy waa wishes and his powers."—Coethe. ptending close" to tho Jagged black gocki s t tha entrance to tho atralt of IL# Malre when sbo sighted what »earned to bo a>-waterlogged bark Drifting on tho rocks of the strait [Many other ships'founding tha Horn have assn's similar apparition, and tho l y O V A C A A M, S M IT H various hydrographic otllcas of the porid have received many reports to Our new line of R A N G E S and K IT C H E N 1 S T O V E S are the kind you have wantwl and couldn’t get; - Humor and Philosophy Soma yean ago the Norwegian bark Horvia got Into 8eattlo with tho talo of a phantom ship that almost exactly ¡•orrespooded to that given by the (Drown of Italy. The second officer of Norwegian vessel declared that he aeon a derelict with sails not and lM awash drifting in through tho a tra lt It was this report that lod officers to.make public tha th at the phantom ship was hut a combination - of rocks E Tho numerous reports of derelicts or host strips always appearing In the une pUoe led even the Argentine ovsrnmsnt to look Into the matter. >. tender was sent out from the near y lighthouse w lththo object .of makIg yrn Investigation, and It waa found bat. ths apparition was due to a Ftra&ge freak of nature, Among the black Jagged rocka that lino both ■Idee of the strait of Le Moira there to one tn particular which, under cer­ tain atmospheric conditions, bears, a dacapciva likeness to a atrip. Tbe formation of tho rocka nnd tho shad­ ows they cast combine to produce the effect of a bark running undor short -TU ttfi K B A R G A IN CO UN TER PERT PARAGRAPHS, J u s t a c r o s s th e stre e t rp H E crook never puts off until tomor­ row tho man whom ho cap do to­ day. This ls a .case where an old saw works against the good of society In­ stead of doing what it was invented for. ourIt takes a bright man to keep a woman in tho dark. Tho man who U gone on himself nl ways has his lovo returned. The downward path la easy for the man who wears skates. When the dog liowla all night we can’t l»eH>^ronderlng bow nnybodjntiver got the Idea that the dog la nian’a bret •friend. ' * Strange, but men don’t seem to take to long hatpins any more kindly tlmn woman takes to cigar Bmoke. it always seems Uke~?n_ waste of energy for a pretty girl to be clever. The small boy la beginning to wonder .whether he had. better go to the jgJtl The passage through the atralt. of turo show or save his money a. Tm Malre la not often made. Btcemers the opening of the ball season. ehortan th e route, by going through veessl« usually prefer to be entirely on ytfee safe aide by going still farther sooth and rounding tho Horn Itself. Only tinder the most favorable condlttona of weather do they grip through tho »trait of La Malre on tho outward trip, going toward the southwest, but never when bound for the north. For tld« reason many old sailors have never met the ghost ship or ths rook atrip. Vboee who hnvtf seen It f ir s a mlpnte description of the rock and testify to its striking resemblance to e ship. I t seems to be standing be&d-oa, polnbL ta g to the south and low In ths water. OCbe sails are shortened as they would be In what saflor-s call half a gale, m te whole formation la very dark, aa t t the boll were painted black and the Belle weather beaten. It has three masts and la higher on tho Q>rs. than on the main. Upon coming on the aide of the vessel the Illusion vanishes and tbe whole thing resellyes Itself into a conglomeration of black rocka. Tbs perpetual fog Of these regions helps, of course, to befuddle the vision. Tbe rock looking like a ship la by no msstis s rare natural formation. Al­ most every sailor has seen ons In some part of ths world. In ths CUpperton trisada there la B groat white rock too king like a three masted schooner taantng aa ths wind with her royala pat aad ths gun shining on her whits OUR F o lly ' ** «**» Off It» trolley I ‘ That*» the l»te»t And the greatest Thing under the aun— ----The hobble aklrt outdone, Till» form er saucy gown Told to go »w «y back and sit down. Knter ths trouaeretta. On a b e lt No; on the fair, how »hall w» exprssa It? Ye», T h a t’s ths word. W e knew we had heard It somewhere, On th s fair • Low er extrem ities—don’t cran e year And woman has a rtiancs T o w ear the panto. Rumor» Of bloomer» Are in th» air. ’ T aka home a pair To th s loved on» And w atch tha fun. P a rts has tried ’sm. ~i Th» »mall boys eyed 'em. And the whoop they hurled F o rth eounded tw ice around tbe weM And le »till going, with tb» echo to ’Which la going some. How would you like to dirt With a harem »klrtT The chanca will aoon U h a re Qmt 1 . ____ _ T S* w ay! I t Will b» mine dU p)»r. l b » circus pared» WU1 bs thrown In th» »hada. Buxine** will »top, _____ Mm wttli v «•.,!: .ills will diop Z>«ad. and there will b» u rn » dim Wl»a,th» «r»I UsectM »kirt drtftg|^ The Car You’ll Be Proud To Own elate Them.—It is so eosy when ¿one is thoroughly enthused about such a magnifi­ cent car os the Cole 3 0 to say that "nathtng like it has ever been sold at unywhere near the price of the 1911 Cole 3 0 "—to say dial these statements are merely absolute facts__ but after it Is all said our crowning argu­ ment must always be "see the car—have t t ---demonstrated—compare it with other cars selling same price"-: When you lieve done this, we are to ublde by^your judgement. " F u n .D r i l l " T « j T u h i i W k ittL u « I I S I k L . T i m S t« t Carlajd Just Received of Latest Mod fit*** i r r ?fí*0 ^í* Tere«*«» Roagatsr 3 0-3 g H. P. S I 800 ‘ ‘Psra-Dor»” T»y To n n e a u ....... .. 0 0-3 0 *' f o r e -L o t» ” T*urln* C a r............. . . . . . . . . 3 0 - 3 0 i’Sin I ’ S bo fully equipped with Top. Windshield. Speedometre Prest-o-Ute S an ford ! P re tio U tc ami and Tiro Holders. Prices F. 0Ó.. 'R 'uLSanford’ Florida and surrounding territory,. Outline Specifications Unit Power P la n t-3 Point Suspension designed upoii mechanlcaUy correct principle» and constructed oi the highest grade materials with the nicest accuracy as*“7 ^ « °i .°Pctrallon and absolute si’lence and the flexibility of iu 3 point suspension maintains perfect poise and alignment for power plant no matter how rough Lhc road—no Whitts of power, *»« h o J our CvHn«*«r M otor Develops 303 6 n.P., affording ample reserve power for a five passen­ ger car. enabling you to take the steeliest hills With™ , Ignition—Double, Magneto and Batteries. Clutch—Improved leather-faced cone. e£ Transmission—Selective, 9 speeds forwurd and n’- . J * verse. Drive—Shaft. ml 34x4 Tires and firestone Demountable Kims— “ * the i inch tires will save you a lot of repair bills and the big 34 inch wheels assure rood-smoothness. ¡J* Rear Axle—Full floating Type with Hyatt Roller Bearings. Wheelbase—110 Inches. Economical In Up-Keep—Economical In Fuel, hav­ ing on official'rocon! ¿3.0 miles to the gallon of gasoline. fo u r Styles of Bodies, euch one of whkiwIuiM the same graceful, effective, fetching lines and me «nine rich upholstering for which you pay hundreds of dollars tnonsJu-otlxtr cars. Tbe Cole 3 0 “Fore-Dore” Touring Car can In* stoutly converted into a regular touting car by removing the forward doors wiUiout marring iu finish. Equipment—Magneto, demountable rims, three oil lamps, gas bpnps with generator, horn, full sst of tools, pump and Jack. • - * • Ask f o r a Demonstration—It imposes no obligation, whatever, upon you and it s very convindng argument. Phone today. KEELY’S GARAGE Sanford Florida �P P Ç - r - .- ' 1» ■•prm r--*'- ■ v £-U. ’ <-•V-nî^.-7 J* . f a .» : .'* ! I ‘ I1 jp -’ ^Jf¿2í.r.ív *. •' ' t - .■# • ’ I- - f — • *• " --- '• IN SA N FO R D — Lift i» Worth Living number 42 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JUNE 2. 1911 Volume III IGli SCHOOL CLASSES bers of the large graduating class. “ The folIdwTtTi youngTadlcs of the Juniors class acted as ushers and> handled the' large crowd admirably. Misses Mildred and May Haskins, Ruby Betti, Hoskins Jones, Bertha Packard, ^.Mlnn Higgins, Ruth Stewart, Ethel Slmr]>e and Elizabeth Munson. Successful Term Added To San ford's Good Record URGE CUSS AND GOOD RESULTS commencement Exercises Were In terestln i and Brought Many ' VUHori tb in e UTIy L School commencements are always . events that are eagerly anticipated by people in general as joyous, happy ones, but to teacher and pOpiTalike they are usually occasions of mingled joy and sadness. Thera is happiness because of S finished tnsk and the opportunity*to rest from labors, burthero Is sadness, liecause of the severing of the ties and pleasant associations that moke the school days the very happiest of all. The commencement exercises of the ■Sanford high school thnj took place last week at the high sehool building brought to a close one of the most successful school terms that our people have been ■ ptlvlliged to enjoy. The present graduating class Is far the largest that has ever gone forth from this school, and owjng to the careful, con­ scientious training given them by an ex­ cellent faculty, the class of 1911 will ---------jaututearreOea much credit on the high school, nn institution of which all San­ ford Is now Justly proud. - GRADUATING CLASS 1011 classmates. She saw something bright and interesting in store for each of them, .though they were following n variety of vocations. Another number "Kentucky Babe" given by ' the Glee Club greatly pleased Uic audience. To Ablo 0. Kanner was given the honor of spcnklfig tho farewell words' which he did in a clear, manly wu'y to teachers, classmates und audience. To the school board he paid an eloquent tribute. Ihuiiking'tliem for the splendid school facilities that hud been obtained through their BUILDING OF SANFORD HIGH’ SCHOOL C la s t Day Cists {lay that is set apart fair) the ex­ ercises conducted chiefly by i He gradu­ ating class Is always one of the most pleasing features of commencement week. . One of the prettiest events of this kind . took place last Wednesday afternoon at half past five o'clock on the grounds, Just north pf the high school building. The, orchestra was stationed Just inside __ tllfl north-entrance:-where- all~tha“ hlgb school pupils were formed Jn line urtd to — the strain* of inspiring music, marched put on .the grounds, going* through some very pretty and intricate figures. The graduates then took their places at the entrance to the building, which served as rostrum on this occasion, and here the interesting program was carried out. • The boys and girls made a very pretty picture as they were grouped, the Doyt in the back ground and the {[Iris In front. The girls were dointly dressed in white, wearing large white picture hats trimmed with lavender flowers. The boys wore black suits and badges of lavender and *hlte ribbon,. the class colors. i The address of welcome came first the program and was charmingly given by ^M lss Sadie Williams, the class president. Wn behalf of her classmates. Miss Williams. In a few well chosen words presented to the high school, uww parting gift from the class, a slab from the northern frieze of the Parthenon. In behalf of iho school board Mr. C. R. Walker responded sod (hanked the class mow heartily for the highly appreciated gift, which hangs on tbs wall in the auditorium. ” “The Rose Gatherers", u chorus, wus ■weetly sung by the g ke dub. cc^ubod of members of the high school deiW . As class prophet. Miss Garoliue Louise Lovell cleverly foretold the future of lier earnest, jiersistcnt efforts. The »{leaker noted (he rapid devdopemcnl - of tho school In Sanford during‘ the past few years, growing from one small building to three large ones that are splendidly equipped for school work. The closing song was sung by the class, the words and music both being composed by members of the class. ' ; tastily decorated with pottcd-pUtUE^fcrps and palms, and from the »chaiuWim drooped lovely bunches of white nnd lavender crepe flowers, the clever handi­ work uf the Juniors. A committee of juniors met the' guests at the door and ushered them to the dressing rooms.'from thence’to the receiving party, standing in the library, to whom they were presented. In the receiving Jllne were Prof, nnd Wrs. N. J. I’etMiis, Mis* lloskiiiH Jones, junior class president; Miss Sadie Williams, senior class president, und Misses Martha ^ Refrdsh/nenls were ulso carved on the srooiul floor, the dainty class colors white nnd Invendrr.being (wcttily carried out in the decorations and refreshments. The hospitable juniors were everywhere in evidence, proving themselves equal to the occasion, run! deserve much credit for the success of the beautiful affnlr. •. No effort wus spared in making the reception the brilliant success (lint it really was. • C o m m en cem en t e x e r c is e s The eventbt tlie week around which more After the overture played by Stumon'a Orchestra, a march was begun and the classes entered. The procession was led by Marshall Clarence Mahoney of the Junior class, followed by the trustees, C. R. Walker. D. L Thrasher. L, -R . , Philips, and B. F. Whittier. Next were Dr. J . 'A. Tlutckslon of Gainesville and Rev. J . F. McKinnon. Thp facullycnme In together Prof. Perkins and Miss Guild. Miss Teiherly and Miss Savage. Then came the graduating class. MissSadie Williams, president of tl*e , class, alone, theh the young ladles and' gentleman by twos. M abte Cowan and Eugenia Pope, Willie Singletary and Gussic Tillis, Ruth Metlinger and Mary Chappell. Martha Fox and Carrie Lovell. Vail Lovell and Able . Kanner, Seth Woodruff and Hcpry Carlson, Ernest Betts and Earnest Householder. These were led by i the marshal down tlte right 'aisle to the rostrum, then tak­ ing places on the left; the faculty on the right and the graduates In the center. 1 pupils entered in a body forming Into two lines, ushered by Ray Maxwell and Robert McKlin, of the Junior class. At the main door the lines sc per- ■ a ted, one going down the right aisle and the other, the left, taking places In th e. frortl row of sent!. The young lady .CRAMMER SCHOOL BUILDING Fox,Carrie Lovell, Ruiti Meltingcr. ‘ Willie than ordinary interest was ocntéred wus Singletary, Gunsie Tillis, Mary Chappell, the graduating exorcises on. Friday even­ Mnble Cowan. Eugenia Pope. Messrs Vail ing nt the high school auditorium. The Lovell. Harry Carlson. Abie Kanner, Seth heuutiful auditorium wus brilliantly illum­ Woodruff; Ernest Betis-uml Ernest Hous- inated and decorate*! for this, the first lioldcr. graduating class from the! new high Across the iuii 1 from the library, in the school. The" rostrum was made very principal's office, a group of •charming pretty with iiulms, ferns ami plants aid juniors. Misses Ruth Stewart. Ruby Betts on the high arch was sus{iended the class _____ .P.tciDllau ------------ and Lillian Higgins, served rrfrcBtrtnirrtSinflíír'ór wlutowitli the lettering S. II.JS. In Invernier. “* Thursday evening the high school was punch during the “evening. H the scene of a brilliant reception_given. . Stuiuon's urdiestrs. was stationed on : j The~Torge auditorium was tilled to its by the junior class In honor of the seniors. <the second floor and furnished beautiful almost capacity at an early hour by the host oLrelatives nnd friends of the memThe spacious rooms were beautifully and music for the happy occasion. graduates were exqatfeftely dreised In ¡uMta (Hire white and carried arm bouquets or • lovely white carnations. The young gentlemen .were .very handsome in con­ ventional black and wore button bole bouquets of white carnations. * At Die conclusion of thj march played by the ofchcStra, the Invocation was made by Rev. J, F. McKinnon, alter which ■beautiful chorus entitled MornJog In- . vitnllon—"Veazie" was sung by the school the other pupils marching on the rostrum nnd’takihg their places wild tho settlors. The accompanist was Miss Margaret DaVls.. Mis* Muhlo Cowan was the first of the gYaduntfrig class to read. With a sweet' rijice, she rend a most interesting essay ed “An American Favorite" who prove*! to be the inimitable Mark Twain; following tlie career of this unique Americufl in a most charming manner 'frout^ start to finish. _ 1 lie Grand Upcra was Uhl. subject- of the next splendid essay, written by Miss Mafttia Fox and read by Mitt Sadie \V(JIUtiVihu The subject was well handled, showing, i amllilarltv with the classic«, al­ so muSyrfcwarch and deep thought. A lively '^election was played by the orchcstrti, atThis time, after which William Vail JLovell Yead Ids excellent essay on A Decadtf o^- Electrical -^ogress. The paper y ss well read'. an*f;*yriis carefully prepared.showiiigjbc young tpan’s superior knowledge-and Interest in'hll'pffairs per­ taining to electricity. y *> At this lime Mr..L. R. Philips Ip behalf of the coudty'school board obji tho local trustees congratulated the 'principal, teachers and graduates on l heir(excellent work and tfiatiked them for cooperation und support of. Ute "board. Mr. Philip* then Intjjad'ticeinhe speaker, Thnckstott, beapg^f the Department 6l .■ (GuiuiAdgA on Last Page) * f u* s � 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 26, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 26, 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>, May 26, 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/c3eb39ba0b9a585ee2002ac5b0dd8cff.pdf 00050eafd59c00cb63af7dd35c695894 PDF Text Text I pffcr the H o use Furnished SANFORD IT IS REALLY A HUGE ROCK. H onolaló~ibore in n rock km[own aa French Frignto rock bccauas once upon ft time a French frigate went B ut to Vessels Passing Through the nation on It, The cliffs looked so . . S tra it.e f La Mairs It Appear* to Ba m uch like a ship, th a t tho frigate was • Berk Running Under 8hort Sell. deceived and thought she was mooting O ther Reck Ship Formations. fit. Paul uslnnd. In the middle of the (The “phantom ship'' noon In the rt- Atlantic, TsSrold to Took very much Itko fctnity of Cape Horn la, aa has been a ship whoa approached from tt certain pro Ted by the lo res tlgatlon of rarlous direction, but It la a p lk c o th at nvarl* hydrographic bureaus, nothing more ners prefer to give a wide berth.—Har* p r lose than a rock which .under ccr- par's Weekly. bain atmospheric conditions bears a Deceptive resemblance to a ship, Her Unalterable Daolslon. ‘ Tor j ofton Teasels coming from EoTo the now cook lira. Cross elabo­ to the w e st by way of Capo rately explained a certain method of B o m h a re been startled to ace w hat preparing potatoes greatly approved (appeared to be a derelict with tha of by th e family. Tho cook listened water washing over her deck. If tVs to the directions w ith apparent atten ­ ra ware of an imaginative turn tion. would invest the unknown alilp * “And now, do you quite understand, ghostly qualities and call her the D ella7" asked, Mrs. Cross in concluI g Dutchman or sometimes tho it strip" of La Malre, from the “I do, mum," was the- response, and o O ? » tJ y u h t* _ H h * n _ a h fljrA i. Otien, In e «h*m t m a thmt * A m litg A -n f noncontradiction, she added, "But it's One of tho stories which have been Mied potatoes y e n e a t" pongost remembered la fhat of the-III f a tod Crown o f.Jtaly, which sighted "Happy the man who learns the very Into supposed derelict and subsequently iwtda chasm th at llee. between <hls p a n t ashore. The Crown of Italy waa wishes and his powers."—Coethe. ptending close" to tho Jagged black gocki s t tha entrance to tho atralt of IL# Malre when sbo sighted what »earned to bo a>-waterlogged bark Drifting on tho rocks of the s tra it [Many other ships'founding tha Horn have assn's sim ilar apparition, and tho ly OV ACAA M , S M IT H various hydrographic otllcas of the p o rid have received many reports to FLO R ID A BësrFertilizers On Earth BAD ROADS AND COST OF LINING Dad roads ara now_cla»*»d by tha »»porta as ons of ths con* trib u tar/ causo» to th» hlgh co»t of llving and ths mlgration of ths farm»r boy to tha'clty. Ths United Ststa» gov»rnm»nt »»ti* mates, for sxam pls,-that In thy atato of Indiana tran»portstion oosts 25.5 canta per ton for eaeh mil». Over a ' bituminizad road betweon Philadelphl» and At* lantlo City it la setimated frslght can ba tranaported for laaa than 1 oant par mita, and ovar soma of tha good roada tn New York ateta tho coat la 5 canta par mlle. LIQUID CUrtES FIRST C L A SS CR ATE M A T E R IA L S, Sanford To Think of New Furnishings F or Your Home. ECZEM A WHERE SALVE Our new lin e of R A N G E S and KITCHEN 1 S T O V E S are the kind you have wantwl and couldn’t get; - H um or and Philosophy Soma y e a n ago the Norwegian bark Horvia got Into 8eattlo with tho talo o f a phantom ship th a t almost exactly ¡•orrespooded to that given by the (Drown of Italy. The second officer of Norwegian vessel declared th at he aeon a derelict with sails not and lM awash drifting in through tho a tr a lt I t was this report that lod officers to.make public tha that the phantom ship was hut a combination - of rocks E Tho num erous reports of derelicts or host strips always appearing In the une pUoe led even the Argentine ovsrnm snt to look Into the matter. >. tender was sent out from the n e a r y lighthouse w lth th o object .of makIg yrn Investigation, and It waa found bat. th s apparition was due to a Ftra&ge freak of nature, Among the black Jagged rocka th a t lino both ■Idee of the strait of Le Moira there to one tn particular which, under cer­ tain atmospheric conditions, bears, a dacapciva likeness to a atrip. Tbe form ation of tho rocka nnd tho shad­ ows they cast combine to produce the effect of a b ark running undor short -TUttfi K BARGAIN COUNTER PERT PARAGRAPHS, J u s t across rp H E crook never puts off until tom or­ row tho man whom ho cap do to­ day. This ls a .case where an old saw works against the good of society In­ stead of doing what it was invented for. th e street ourI t takes a bright m an to keep a woman in tho dark. Tho man who U gone on himself nl ways has his lovo returned. The downward path la easy for the man who wears skates. When the dog liowla all night we can’t l»eH>^ronderlng bow nnybodjntiver got the Idea th a t the dog la nian’a bret •friend. ' * Strange, but men don’t seem to take to long hatpins any more kindly tlmn woman takes to cigar Bmoke. i t always seems Uke~?n_ waste of energy for a p retty girl to be clever. The small boy la beginning to wonder .whether he had. better go to the jgJtl The passage through the a tra lt. of turo show or save his money a. Tm Malre la not often made. Btcemers the opening of the ball season. ehortan th e route, by going through veessl« usually prefer to be entirely on ytfee safe aide by going still farther sooth and rounding tho Horn Itself. Only tinder the most favorable condlttona of weather do they grip through tho »trait of La Malre on tho outward trip, going toward the southwest, but never when bound for th e north. For tld« reason many old sailors have never m et the ghost ship or th s rook atrip. Vboee who hnvtf seen It f i r s a mlpn te description of the rock and testify to its striking resemblance to e ship. I t seems to be standing be&d-oa, polnbL ta g to the south and low In th s water. OCbe sails are shortened as they would be In w hat saflor-s call half a gale, m te whole formation la very dark, aa t t the boll w ere painted black and th e Belle weather beaten. It has three m asts and la higher on tho Q>rs. than on the main. Upon coming on the aide of the vessel the Illusion vanishes and tbe whole thing resellyes Itself into a conglomeration of black rocka. Tbs perpetual fog Of these regions helps, o f course, to befuddle the vision. Tbe rock looking like a ship la by no m sstis s rare natural formation. Al­ m ost every sailor has seen ons In some part o f th s world. In th s CUpperton trisada there la B groat white rock too king like a three masted schooner taantng a a th s wind with her royala pat a a d th s gun shining on her w hits OUR F o lly ' ** «**» Off It» trolley I ‘ That*» the l»te»t And the greatest Thing under the aun— ----The hobble aklrt outdone, Till» form er saucy gown Told to go »w «y back and sit down. Knter ths trouaeretta. On a b e lt No; on the fair, how »hall w» exprssa It? Y e», That’s ths word. W e knew w e had heard It somewhere, On th s fair • Lower extrem ities—don’t crane year And woman has a rtiancs To wear the panto. R u m o r» Of bloomer» Are in th» air. ’ Taka home a pair To th s loved on» And w atch tha fun. Parts has tried ’sm. ~ i Th» »mall boys eyed 'em. And the whoop they hurled Forth eounded tw ice around tbe we M And le »till going, with tb» echo to ’Which la going some. How would you like to dirt With a harem »klrtT The chanca will aoon U h are Qmt 1 . ____ _ TS* way! It Will b» m ine dUp)»r. lb » circus pared» WU1 bs thrown In th» »hada. 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KEELY’S GARAGE Sanford Florida �P P Ç - r - .- ' 1» ■•prmr--*'■ jp -’ v ^Jf¿2í.r.ív £-U. ’<- •V-nî^.-7 J* . *. • ' f a .» : .'* ! ' I t 1 ‘I • ’ I- - f — - .■# • *• " --- '• IN SANFORD—Lift i» Worth Living number 42 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JUNE 2. 1911 Volume III IGli SCHOOL CLASSES Successful Term Added To San ford's Good Record URGE CUSS AND GOOD RESULTS commencement Exercises W ere In te r e s tln i and Brought Many ' VUHori tb in e UTIy L School commencements are always . events that are eagerly anticipated by people in general as joyous, happy ones, but to teacher and pOpiTalike they are usually occasions of mingled joy and sadness. Thera is happiness because of S finished tnsk and the opportunity*to rest from labors, burthero Is sadness, liecause of the severing of the ties and pleasant associations that moke the school days the very happiest of all. The commencement exercises of the ■Sanford high school thnj took place last week at the high sehool building brought to a close one of the most successful school terms that our people have been ■ ptlvlliged to enjoy. The present graduating class Is far the largest that has ever gone forth from this school, and owjng to the careful, con­ scientious training given them by an ex­ cellent faculty, the class of 1911 will -------- jaututearreOea much credit on the high school, nn institution of which all San­ ford Is now Justly proud. - G R A D U A T IN G classmates. She saw something bright and interesting in store for each of them, .though they were following n variety of vocations. Another number "Kentucky Babe" given by ' the Glee Club greatly pleased Uic audience. To Ablo 0. Kanner was given the honor of spcnklfig tho farewell words' which he did in a clear, manly wu'y to teachers, classmates und audience. To the school board he paid an eloquent tribute. Ihuiiking'tliem for the splendid school facilities that hud been obtained through their B U IL D IN G O F S A N F O R D C l a s t D ay Cists {lay that is set apart fair) the ex­ ercises conducted chiefly b y iH e gradu­ ating class Is always one of the most pleasing features of commencement week. . One of the prettiest events of this kind . took place last Wednesday afternoon at half past five o'clock on the grounds, Just north pf the high school building. The, orchestra was stationed Just inside __ tllfl north-entrance:-w here- all~tha“ hlgb school pupils were formed Jn line urtd to — the strain* of inspiring music, marched put on .the grounds, going* through some very pretty and intricate figures. The graduates then took their places at the entrance to the building, which served as rostrum on this occasion, and here the interesting program was carried out. • The boys and girls made a very pretty picture as they were grouped, the Doyt in the back ground and the {[Iris In front. The girls were dointly dressed in white, wearing large white picture hats trimmed with lavender flowers. The boys wore black suits and badges of lavender and *hlte ribbon,. the class colors. i The address of welcome came first the program and was charmingly given by ^M lss Sadie Williams, the class president. Wn behalf of her classmates. Miss Williams. In a few well chosen words presented to the high school, uww parting gift from the class, a slab from the northern frieze of the Parthenon. In behalf of iho school board Mr. C. R. Walker responded sod (hanked the class mow heartily for the highly appreciated gift, which hangs on tbs wall in the auditorium. ” “The Rose Gatherers", u chorus, wus ■weetly sung by the g k e dub. cc^u b o d of members of the high school deiW . As class prophet. Miss Garoliue Louise Lovell cleverly foretold the future of lier H IG H ’ S C H O O L C L A S S 1011 tastily decorated with pottcd-pUtUE^fcrps and palms, and from the »chaiuWim drooped lovely bunches of white nnd lavender crepe flowers, the clever handi­ work uf the Juniors. A committee of juniors met the' guests at the door and ushered them to the dressing rooms.'from thence’to the receiving party, standing in the library, to whom they were presented. In the receiving Jllne were Prof, nnd Wrs. N. J. I’etMiis, Mis* lloskiiiH Jones, junior class president; Miss Sadie Williams, senior class president, und Misses Martha ^ Refrdsh/nenls were ulso carved on the srooiul floor, the dainty class colors white nnd Invendrr.being (wcttily carried out in the decorations and refreshments. The hospitable juniors were everywhere in evidence, proving themselves equal to the occasion, run! deserve much credit for the success of the beautiful affnlr. •. No effort wus spared in making the reception the brilliant success (lint it really was. • Commencement exercises The eventbt tlie week around which more bers of the large graduating class. “ The folIdwTtTi youngTadlcs of the Juniors class acted as ushers and> handled the' large crowd admirably. Misses Mildred and May Haskins, Ruby Betti, Hoskins Jones, Bertha Packard, ^.Mlnn Higgins, Ruth Stewart, Ethel Slmr]>e and Elizabeth Munson. After the overture played by Stumon'a Orchestra, a march was begun and the classes entered. The procession was led by Marshall Clarence Mahoney of the Junior class, followed by the trustees, C. R. Walker. D. L Thrasher. L, -R., Philips, and B. F. Whittier. Next were Dr. J. 'A. Tlutckslon of Gainesville and Rev. J. F. McKinnon. Thp facullycnme In together Prof. Perkins and Miss Guild. Miss Teiherly and Miss Savage. Then came the graduating class. MissSadie Williams, president of tl*e , class, alone, theh the young ladles and' gentleman by twos. Mabte Cowan and Eugenia Pope, Willie Singletary and Gussic Tillis, Ruth Metlinger and Mary Chappell. Martha Fox and Carrie Lovell. Vail Lovell and Able . Kanner, Seth Woodruff and Hcpry Carlson, Ernest Betts and Earnest Householder. These were led by i the marshal down tlte right 'aisle to the rostrum, then tak­ ing places on the left; the faculty on the right and the graduates In the center. 1 pupils entered in a body forming Into two lines, ushered by Ray Maxwell and Robert McKlin, of the Junior class. At the main door the lines sc per- ■ a ted, one going down the right aisle and the other, the left, taking places In th e . frortl row of sent!. The young lady .C R A M M E R S C H O O L B U IL D IN G earnest, jiersistcnt efforts. The »{leaker Fox,Carrie Lovell, Ruiti Meltingcr. ‘ Willie than ordinary interest was ocntéred wus noted (he rapid devdopemcnl - of tho Singletary, Gunsie Tillis, Mary Chappell, the graduating exorcises on. Friday even­ school In Sanford during‘ the past few Mnble Cowan. Eugenia Pope. Messrs Vail ing nt the high school auditorium. The years, growing from one small building to Lovell. Harry Carlson. Abie Kanner, Seth heuutiful auditorium wus brilliantly illum­ three large ones that are splendidly Woodruff; Ernest Betis-uml Ernest Hous- inated and decorate*! for this, the first equipped for school work. lioldcr. graduating class from the! new high Across the iuii 1 from the library, in the school. The" rostrum was made very The closing song was sung by the class, the words and music both being composed principal's office, a group of •charming pretty with iiulms, ferns ami plants aid juniors. Misses Ruth Stewart. Ruby Betts on the high arch was sus{iended the class by members of the class. ' ; _____ .P.tciDllau ------------ and Lillian Higgins, served rrfrcBtrtnirrtSinflíír'ór wlutowitli the lettering S. II.JS. In In vernier. “* Thursday evening the high school was punch during the “evening. H the scene of a brilliant reception_given. . Stuiuon's urdiestrs. was stationed on : j The~Torge auditorium was tilled to its by the junior class In honor of the seniors. <the second floor and furnished beautiful almost capacity at an early hour by the host oLrelatives nnd friends of the memThe spacious rooms were beautifully and music for the happy occasion. graduates were exqatfeftely dreised In ¡uMta (Hire white and carried arm bouquets or • lovely white carnations. The young gentlemen .were .very handsome in con­ ventional black and wore button bole bouquets of white carnations. * At Die conclusion of thj march played by the ofchcStra, the Invocation was made by Rev. J, F. McKinnon, alter which ■beautiful chorus entitled MornJog In- . vitnllon—"Veazie" was sung by the school the other pupils marching on the rostrum nnd’takihg their places wild tho settlors. The accompanist was Miss Margaret DaVls.. Mis* Muhlo Cowan was the first of the gYaduntfrig class to read. With a sweet' rijice, she rend a most interesting essay ed “An American Favorite" who prove*! to be the inimitable Mark Twain; following tlie career of this unique Americufl in a most charming manner 'frout^ start to finish. _ 1 lie Grand Upcra was Uhl. subject- of the next splendid essay, written by Miss Mafttia Fox and read by Mitt Sadie \V(JIUtiVihu The subject was well handled, showing, i amllilarltv with the classic«, al­ so muSyrfcwarch and deep thought. A lively '^election was played by the orchcstrti, atThis time, after which William Vail JLovell Yead Ids excellent essay on A Decadtf o^- Electrical -^ogress. The paper y s s well read'. an*f;*yriis carefully prepared.showiiigjbc young tpan’s superior knowledge-and Interest in'hll'pffairs per­ taining to electricity. y *> At this lime Mr..L. R. Philips Ip behalf of the coudty'school board obji tho local trustees congratulated the 'principal, teachers and graduates on l heir (excellent work and tfiatiked them for cooperation und support of. Ute "board. Mr. Philip* then Intjjad'ticeinhe speaker, Thnckstott, beapg^f the Department 6l .■ (GuiuiAdgA on Last Page) *f u* s �Popular This Season Both Are FOR YOU? O matter what choice you make you’ll find this store best prepared to supply it—this store of good Clothes, Big Assort­ ments of Blue Serges, Greys and Tan effects in Cassimeres and Worsteds, values that assure a greater money’s wqrth to every buyer than is possible of procurement elsewhere. ■A bright new stock awaits you - ^ , ’ here!, We have just received about FIFTY new spring suits, also a fine line of EN G LISH . . C R A V E N E T T E D M OHAIRS. Rich new styles and patterns, and values that more . jhasizc, that this is the store where your money gets you most. L \ Other Sprifig Suits Do not throw your old one away,'bring it in to us and wc will give you SOd'for it on a new one. We have a fine assortment o f styles and the Hats rare in an A-one condition, not a bleached one in ,our Stockr We hqvc" just your, size und sty le.'ev cry Hat guaranteed. BOYS* ■V*AND M E *N *’S' H A TS -, ßB - f& t 1=3 J « jr Ji /// -W^-have-a-beamifol-linc-of-Wesh-Srik T ies, ■abottt-tcn-doecn-trt-aii-and-evcry o ne guaranteed to be pure Silk and Washable. S P È C IA L FOR SA TU R D A Y ONLY A Budget of Opinion " J u s t Be tween You and M e A Cttlel Is Among Ye Taking Notes v. and Faith, lle ll P rent 'Em"— - l: - „ So Soys Suuntercr. C i t m p m & t a a * r* T h t U n M , 4 I am glad to see that Sanford expects to celebrate the glorious Fourth. While not so Young e r l used to be it warms the cockles of my old heart to take part in an old tlmo Fourth. There is no need to lay down on lha job simply because it 1s summer time. We aught to be up and doing all the time and the more people you get into Shnlyrd the more advertislng the city will get. "Our last cele­ bration is talked of yet and many .people who came here later were attracted to Sanford because we showed the pro-, gresslve spirit hi celebrating the Fourth. Ii / t t t l t l 4 Did you ever stop to realize tnat San­ ford has the best public school system in the Southf If you attended the conimencement exercises last week you must have realized this fact and how proud each inhabitant of Sanford . ought to be, of the fine schools. Did you ever stop to think that we, have over 7QQ pupils* at­ tending our st bools, that we have tho best primary school, the best graraatcr school and one of tlie finest high' school building InFloridaT All of these buildings ora separate end district and yet under anything hi the educational line that has been attempted. -I duff my chapeau to Prof, Perkins and his assistants and ho|>e they may continue along the line of ad­ vancement The schools are our most valuable asset and all of us ought to luke a greater interest in them in the future. Teachers need our encouragement and a word of praise is a spur to greater efforts. Our population will be increased every year by people who come to San­ ford to take advantage oTour injtguHlcent schools and it Is UP to you Mr.. Citizen to speak a good word about the Sanford Khoplf upon any and all occasions. When you have the best of everything don't heoilate to blow your horn. who have just graduated from, our High School nnd hope to henr grtr.t things of them in the future, ftow that your school days have ’ended you -most not ticket yin«} for a round-trip ticket to lay down on the job and expect to achieve Tampa nnd return, on account of lh£ greatness without work, meeting of the Florida Citrus Exchange. The • roads ; to, greatness t*fe-still apmt, These - Tickets' are' good' earning to Thc avcnues to human preferment have Tampa on June Oth:, 7.th and and ure. never closed; no obstruction is. there to­ good returning to starting point not later day that has not always existed. Out titan mid-night of June 12th. not all who seem to reach th e , summit The Florida Cstrus Exchange has ar­ may be co n s’nj cred'tru 1yUreat. AU "great­ ranged a very entertaining programme, at ness that lacks the clement of greatness which addresses will be given, not only must be false.-’ The mail who rid e r over by men prominent in the Citrus Growing tlie just rights of others in order to Bccure Industry yt ‘Florida, but speakers will Ids own advaiiceuicnf^Js lacking in all coma front various points In the United that constitutes true greatness. . States, including Chicago, Philadelphia, ** JVisdo'm, zeal, courage, perseverance, Washington. Memphis, bnd other points knowledge are some of the trulls of to uddress tills convention'. character that push one to the frontl Out above all things it takes industry to make Tomatoes, Cantalou|>e, Ocra—Have you advancement. any.' If so we can interest you, (if you We must begin young. Time must nut bo wasted; it is too precious to .|hoae who don't want the earth.) Lewis Vegetable 4.1-It expect to. succeed. Idleness must not bo Exchange, LcdlcrDlk.' tolernted. Tlie nidi who reach notoriety are busy men. There are idlers in school; as it rule they ore never heard of .beyond HIGH-GRADE the school ipom-a Thwo-aro -street-eortier loafers who spend days in whittling boxes' and tie postB^ but who ever heard of them as being noted for anything elscT There arc people who-.me fascinated bp Cards, or billiards, or baseball, or croquet; W e wish i6 announce that wc but there ore few fascinated by tiusir life have employed a genuine baker history. with 20 years experience in.Ger~ Thetu will be great men yet, but they will be workers. God pity the man wlu> many nnd New York City, and bhs time if» spare; on whose hands the we are prepared to give the pub­ days drag, who has to Invent ways hi lic strictly high-grade goods at which to amuse themselves. While they prices you-—usually p u y f o r nre doing this thoy will find that gomecheaper goddsr body has gone on ahead. While they are W£ UAKE ALL KINDS OF Idling aotne-one—has- worked; -while- they have been but drones iu the hive,"others BREAD have gone out und laboriously gathered CAKES the sweet states. m »r by ISAAC HAMBURGER 6 Öüft5 BAlT1MOftE,nO. 35c or three for $1.00 THE CITY R ESTA U R A N T (F irs t S treet, one Mock from Depot opposite Pottofflce) r . ^ ^ . - E . W ISEr Proprietor---------- ' .. Formerly Manager, of Central Cafe T jL . i X 1 » Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a S p e c i a l t y ... v „ ^ A P L A C E FO R LAD IES AND G E N T L E M E N £ S h o r t O rd o ra At ÂH H o u rs f Prompt, Clean Service ' E v e ry th in g F i r s t C la ss Meal Tickets ore^old at Reduced Rales ; BAKERY GOODS Cltrua g ro w e rs’ Convention The Florida Citrus Exchange has se­ cured special rates from all the Trans­ portation Companies in Uie State of Flor­ ida, from practically all Florida points, to Tampa, Fla., for practically half-fiye for tho Citrus Growers Convention, to be held in Topum bn June Kih' Tills schedule is to in effect June 6th., 7U l , und»ib.v«nd copies 'hnve bben filed with ..the .Station Agents pf the A. C. L. Florida East Coast. Seaboard Air Line, Louisville & Nashville, Georgia Southern A Florida, and Apalachicola Northern rail- COOKIES out! everything else in bakebt u(Ts that's good. Phone us your order. No. 8 a und 35 Bakery goods delivered by my wagon whether you.buy groceries .or n o t T.wo Doors F ast o f P o sto n ic o R. G. STOCKTON P ro p rie to r ♦ THE MILLER KNOWS that good food can't còme from poor flour. Get F irs| Quality” every time by insisting on the redund-blue “ Quaker City” label. When -found on bag or barrel this this label is the miller's direct guarantee of "F irst Quality” flour. QUAKER CITY FLO U R M ILLS CO, PHILADELPHIA �o• V •.'*. PACKARD LAND COMPANY Bulletin Not come to Florida if you have not made up your mind to stay, to stick a t i t ', to ______ a c h i e v e something. The temporary pioneer is not de­ sirable. There is nothing So damaging to this splendid sec­ tion, and to Fjorida in* general, as the reports of the merely ten­ tative settlers who come here in the expectation of making a large fortune within a year, and, fail­ ing, return to their old homes depleted in purse, disgusted will;;, 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-i iivesti ng o rundertaking to establish their homes herer~ .7~. There is Always a Reason for a Man's Failure. Before you ure * influenced by what a returning' settler says about Florid#, inves­ tigate why he failed to make good. • ’* . We do not encourage the ten- land, .See What You arc_. Buying. Come here qnd investigate what ’ we are offering you. Talk with the many people ,we have been f instrumental in bringing' here •from all over the United States. 'The larger the number of people ‘ we can induce to come here on u tour of-‘inspection,‘ the more quickly we shall close out our. Volusia Farms, lor the closer you know this tract the better it becomes. ^ 1‘ It ever occurred to y o u that there must be s o m e sound fundamental ______ reasons for Florida pared with lands in the north and west and even in the deserts wlfer.e irrigation,companies ’plan to supply water AT A PRICE! The principal reason is, I take it, that Florida is only just begining to come into her own. For many, ninny years she has been neglected. ■ Development h a s just about begun, and developing a State as large as Florida, whose shore line is long enough - to ex­ tend from Jacksonville to Boston, takes time. It takes people, too, and money. Development could not take place were our lands priced on a basls 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.^..-- The development of the past three years has been wonderful. ' Immense wealth has been* taken lrom the soil—‘-TAKEN, mind you. not WRESTED as you wrest wi t h’th e . hard, heavy soils up north—and now the natural ten­ dency and the natural law of supply . aiitT demand is toward higher prices for these _income hearing lands. j For years lunilB were almost given away' amply because the Floridian -HAD NO IDEA OF THEIR PRODUCING POSSIBILI­ TIES; diversified farming was un­ known__Witness'now, the trans­ formation of a few years. Even the day of twenty dollars an acre land has passed, and the time of thirty dollars un acre land is passing everywhere. If I am any judge of the Florida land situa­ tion and the purchase of large tracts consummatod during tiiis Spring are any criterion Of com­ ing events, I believe the.'coming fall and-winter will se^- Florida . lands retailing for an acre and upward according, io locality and transportation."’ ♦ V V'____1-1i s i gany our ^ant^8 ht unseen. . W W M W While 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 an acre without the pur­ chaser personally 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, afford every facility for0 coming to San­ ford and .Volusia Farms and making personal selection of a . tract of this rich agricultural /L, HOWARD-PACKARD - relative to the large earhings of banks and trust companies who hoodwink the small depositor by ever saying 4 per cent is the ut­ most dividend to be -expected consistent with safety. 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 si.xty- . seven 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 the . Liberty National amounted to 25 per cent, for the year, the Chase National 20 per cent., the First National 40 per cent,:the Mer­ cantile Trust Company. 25 per cent, and so on, these figures being for the fiscal year ending 'Inst^June, according to Moody’s. .Unquestionably-to .influence a depositor not to draw from the savings hank for wild specula­ tion is sound advice—very sound uml commendable advice, hut an 1 investment in Volusia Farms at present price is NOT a- specula. tion. Not one of the . tracts of land offered by this Company has -ever-been^-speculation; The VALUE was there in the begiirningrnntThtgtrer* value Is^there.’ today. There has been "more speculation in the stocks of the- . Northern Pacific and other rail­ roads by the financiers than there ever can be with our lands, because our lands and prices are RIGHT. Our methods of doing business are RIGHT- We invite the strictest investigation of bur- . selves and of our lands. Our, business nas a better non-spech* lative 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 couhtry.is the basis ofi wealth. Florida’s Inducement to You Today~isthe Low Price"of Her Good Lands ” “ H a v e never adyoT A T TT cated the purchase Peoplcs Bank Building IEVERAL times in these columns I have spoken of the apparent hindering of ___ the development of Florida » W T.by the large financial in* erestffy and the reasons why the HowartT-'Pockard lands are good investments. I have just been rending an article in “Moody’s . a n ils _ L ü J iü r p x ic e d - S ü .iü w _ c ü n L -^ of pioneering that benefits' us or our section. It never promdtes the best Interests and progress of any country and never will in Florida. Don’t expect to get rich quick hero-in a day or two. Dollars do not grow on trees; and do not ■come here without money. The more accustomed you have been . in making a dollar go a long way, the easier will be your first months on Volusia Farms. Volusia Farms needs sturdy, men and women, mentally and physically able to conduct farnv ing as it is done here under Florida’s sunny' skies.1 Volusia Farms needs the permanent set­ tler with small capital, large de~ termination and industry who will not beat a retreat at the first disappintment. To such people Volusiu Farms offers op­ portunities practically without ”limit:.-------— Volusia Farms is worth every cent„of^50.„an acre today and those who invest in the develop­ ment stage are the people who r will make the best turnover. . We have sold quite alar'ge nuniher of farms and the territory is opening up in; an immensely satisfactory way to our settlers and to us. * ’ W rits for our booklet, "Resource* of Volu*i> F ir m i" LAND - COMPANY, - - , SANFORD, Inc. FLORIDA �ì K in April, died a t her home in Oliver, May | WILL TOUR THE STATE 23th. - The Misses Pearson attended com­ Itinerary Will Include 8anf0rtl and Will mencement exercises In Sanford, Friday • Get Glad Hand evening,' the guests of Miss Clara MlUen. The spedal committee of the JacksonThe home of Mr, T. E. Wilson at Syl- vlUe'Board of Trade« appointed tOsperfect van Lake has lately been'repaired and arrangements fbr an automobile tour of remodeled, and presents a most attrac-1 the state In the -Interest of good roads, live appearance. selected Juno 20 as the date for the start A delightful surprise party was te n - 1Of the tour. derod Mrs. C. A. Potter on her birthday— The committee also arranged the itinerMonday the 29th, by her many friends | ihc tour, which leak follows: l^cnve at Drndville and*Paolo.' A Jolly party as­ mville at 8 o'clock in the morning, sembled and spent a most pleasant even­ arriving a t SL Augustine at 11 o'dock, ut ing. which time a meeting will be held. Af­ * GENEVA JOTTINGS If., li. • Mr. and Mr«. .Potter who have been via* ---- Itteg-Mfrarld Mtm.-Oeo.-PetOT, hove return to Washington D. C. While In Flor­ ida Mr. Potter purchased real estate In Bartow and will return'-to the land or flowers next fall . It Is very gratifying to the moriy friends of Harrold Pattlahall to learn that he not only graduoted from the dental college In Nashville with first honor but won two gold n\edals besides. This means a good deal In a large class of intelligent young students and Geneva is justly proud of her citizen. — Herman Don!el and young sister. Miss Marie, have returned home from Souther­ land where they've been attending school. John Huddlestorr has recently gohe to Washington, D. (i, to prepare for an ex amlnalion preparatory to entering Annapolis. r Miss Irene Peters Is at home from Daytona Dead) where she graduated re­ cently. She haa been visiting her two friends Misses Young-and Sparver. Mr. and Mrs. Moran are at home again and we learn with pleasure that Mr; Moran is inuch improved in health since his stay In Miami."» * Mrs. A. D. Donne Is home again after a visit.to her parents in' Miami. Miss Mable Daniel has returned from a pleasant trip to Daytonq Beach. - Mr. Shaddock was in Geneva last week In the Interest of the new lodge of Woodmap just organized here. ! T~ Mr. and Mr».,L D. Hart of Sanford vis­ ited their, sister Mrs. B. V. David last "Sumlny. *. 1■ * Miss Mlntx, of TaylorvlUa who has been visiting her bomber," returned home last week. * „■ Mrs. Trowel, of Tampa, is ' vlsitltlng friends arid relatives In Geneva, her old home. Mesdatnes Fultz and..Roberson visited Sanford last week. t MOORE’S STATION To the editor of The Herald: *. D. H. Moss was in Jacksonville last Thursday'and received a position with an . Insuranoe Co., and left here Monday to begin his dnties. IJfp IK <•! Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Miller are soon to welcome to Uteir home after spending several months wrst of Sanford at tljg crate mills. They are building a new porch and other ways - Improving their house out side and in. • ' '• * * " — C., G. Perry, of Sanford. Height», has rpntcd G. W. Klnahans house and farm also other farm land in the vicinity. Mr. Perry and family expect to reside here soon. ■* ' m li ,I PC ! t 11 a i Mr. and Mrs. Fogg left here Monday for their home on the coast of New Hamp' shire. Repp left Wednesday for Philadelphia". Pa.,-and will return in ' the near , future witji a bride. A very pleasant recent event was houso warning given Mrs. Ella Greenland and Mr. and Mrs. P. G .. Miller at their new home on Cameron Ave, by their ■^-ttearbr-n eig h b o rs ~ M m n d —Mrc-ISiun Houstona md daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. . K. Haldoen. Miss Laura Fish and Mr. Ben Fish. The Turner Grocery Co., at Beck Station is selling out. Mr. Turner will engage in tile Ashing business further south."I ":ir • The committee on entertainments Is" planning an ice social to take place shortly a t Pine Grove church.' George and James Mitchel are both , doing guard duty at the Cow Creek camp. Mr. and Mr*. George Mitchel hnvyr moved there this week. * * . *• ' . - — Ideal Summer Fertilizing Oranges Grapefruit Tangerines * j 3 p e d aJ C orm p o n d en o s to Tb« Herald: * - * “ M o re F ru it-»M o re M on e^7 is the title of our new citn%book which will be sent free on request. It is "right im-to-date" and written Trom the grower’s viewpoint IDEAL FERTILIZERS and IDEAL METHODS are hot new. Their value has been proven by years of field work but there always ore new points of interest to growers, which should be considered.! ONWARD and UPWARD is the IDEAL _motiD.__We p u L forLh. a ll o u r energies to g iv e-th e -RIGHT ter partaking of the noonday meal the Criminal Court Grind party will start for Daytona, where the) Criminal- Court held t h e . board* I ' # •*'»■ *■ - *^ will have supper and a big meeting lando last week thb following cases being Quality Service Price which citizens p i New Smyrna will disposed of: • ----State vs. Rich E. Butler, carrying pistol present The party will leavo Daytona for Dewithout license, $20' and cost or sixty Land atGo'clock in the morning of the days. . _ | - JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA second, arrTving In the College city at State vs. John Davis, larceny, $23 and I'DzlS o'clock, when a meeting will be held, R. C. MAXWELL, Local R ep resen ts cost or sixty days. ./ State vs. Will Worthy, entering to cam- after which they will leave for Sanford, arriving there 12:30 o'clock,at which plrice mil a misdemeanor, $123 or eight months. luncheon will be served and a meeting State vs. Mjody Robinson, selling liquir will be held at 2:30 o’clock. The machines W'WMWW^MWWiWWWM^WVlMNWWiMWWW/iWAWiWi\yAV»W>'iiV»V>W»VrV»»'iìt'>Wù'r'ilry^In Otlondo, 12 months on road. will then start for Orlando, where they State vs. Jim Arrington, concealed expect to arrive In time for a supper and weapons, $110 or four months. a .meeting. ------ — :-----------~— -Slate va. Frank - Lawson, -larceny; six The party, will leavo Orlando the neat months.- f . ; * morning for Leesburg, and a meeting State vs. Frank Lawson, temporarily will be held at that place, and dinner will = “ ' ■' | taking property; pjead guilty; two months. i - .irfii~T |- * be served. They will leave at 2 o'clock State vs. Alonzo Varner, common thief; Motorcycles do not cost mucl} to start with; the \ tor Ocala, arriving in the Brick d ty at 12 months on county road. 5:30 o'clock. The party will Have supper cost to lteep them up is practically nothing and State vs. John Argrett, concealed weap­ after which a meeting will be held, and on. sNolled. they do not incur Heavy repair bills. There are State vs. Frank McKinney, using In­ at 1 o'dock they will leave for Gainesville, many good features about a motorcycle which V decent language, plead gdilty; $5 and and will hold a ynebting that night If possible. . cost or twenty days. we will gladly explain. | On the fourth and last- day of the tour, State va. C. C. Munyon, aggravated they will leave at 9 o'clock in the morn­ ussault. Not guilty. ing for Starve! where they will have State va. A Butler, concealed weapons, luncheon and hold a meeting and at 1:30 Thfr Three Best Motorcycles Manufactured aie pleod guilty; $100 or four months. o'clock in the afternoon they will leava State vs. Mollie Sullivan, assault and on their return to Jacksonville, expecting battery; not guilty. State va. Wilson Woodbury, interfering to arrive here a t 5 o'dock. It was also .decided at the meeting yes­ with railroad track. Not guilty. terday to send out a scout car, a week Stqj£ vs. M, Jordan, selling liquor |n in advance of the party, to examine the Orlando; $250 arid cost or six months. roans and (lather other important InState VS, Wnsh Slpllnn nmanlt with formation?" Intent to kill, Mistrial. Continued on ac­ count of sickness of state witness. Stockholders W ill-M eet State va. Gory Joiner, larceny; bond of Tne annual meeting qf the stockholders THE $75 f¿Helled. . of the Orringe County' Fair Association State vs. N. H. Hawkins, seining' in will be held .at the San Juan Hotel In Ï fresh water lake. Continued. Orlando on Tuesday, Jqne Gth at 10 o'clock. State vs! David Cooper, concealed .Election of officers and other business. Agents weapons. Nolled. State vs. Moyer Hull, concealed weap­ M eeting of th e 8. I. A. ~ ons. Nolled, Thc regular-eunual meeting of (he S. L Sthte vs. Robt-.Shinholder,. conducting A. will be held at tiie park In band stand Î bling tiger for other people in Sanford; on Thursday, June Bth. at 3:30 p. in. $25 and cost. Election of officers, also very important C. C. Munyon, selling liquor In Oviedo; busluefs to be transacted. All members $250 pr six months. are urged to-be present. « ______ State vs. Henry Terrell, carnal Inter­ S' — . 'f • *■ ' i ■ • course with female under 18; not guilty. State vs. C. C. Munyon, distuhlng pubic NO REASON FOR DOUBT. worship. Nolled. State vs. Henry Joiner, seining in fresh A S ta tem en t of F a cte Baoked by a - « S tron g G uarantee. water stream;' .verdict guilty^ Having We guarantee complete relief to all been found guilty(on previous charge the court ordered the seine confiscated and sufferers from constipation. In every case where we fall we will aupply the sold by the shcrifT. State vs. Joe Fernandez, selling liquor medicine free. Rexall Orderlies are a gentle, ef­ in Sanford. This was a very -important fective, dependable and -safe bowel case and hard fought by the lawyers. : EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE. QUEENSW ARE AND STOVES regulator, stfengtbcner and tonic. C. D. Landis; of DeLand, representing the They re-establish nature's functions defendant, 'while Solicitor DeCottes was In a q u ie t' easy way. They do not Our new line of R A N G E S and KITCHEN assisted by T. Emmltt Wilson, of Sanford. cause any Inconvenience, griping or S t o v e s are the kind you have wanted and The jury rendered a verdict of nor guilty. nausea. .T hey are so pleasant to take and work- so easily that tjiej may be couldn't get. Opera House Alm ost Finished taken by any one at Kny time. They The big steel braces are being put into thoroughly tone up the whole system w!------place this week In the opera bouse and to healthy activity. S E E OUR .BARGAIN CO UN TER the building is now as solid as the rock Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassable of Gibraltar. The posts have been taken and ideal to r «he* use- of children, old out thus affording a better view of the folks and delicate peraons. We cannot stage, and the house Is rapidly assuming too highly recommend them to all su f­ ferers from any form of constipation its original shape. and Ita attendant evils. Two sixes, 10c. and 26c. Remember, you can ob­ Card o f Thanks To the Woodmen Circle, the friends tain Rexall Remedies In this commuai. Rand Budding Just across the fit ree t . only a t our store—The Rexall fitors. and neighbors who so kindly-a**ltisd u* In life's .greatest trial, by their kind words, and a£ts und beautiful flowers as tokens of their love and esteem, we wish to re­ turn our heartfelt gratitude. ^ ^ ^ ^ J d ^ D ^ io ^ h e U jin d ^ a m lly ^ Wilson & Toomer fe rtiliz e r Co., Yale Thor IV and ■ ------ — rHarley Davidson i HILL ’HARDWARE CO. L JUST THE TIME To Think of New Furnishings For Your Home W E H A V E THE WILLIAMS & MILTEER S p e c iti l s th is Week at T a m p a F i o r i da and Return $3.65 McCuller’s V IA ATLANTIC COAST LINE PAOLA P0INT8 fipedsl Corre»poud»ocs to Tbs Herald: Sarvicea at the Paola church dosed for the season. Sunday, May 28th. Mr. and Mrs. A, R. Powers of Wallace, N. C, are visitors at Zachery's mill*. OH, THAT’S DELICIOUS Tho family of Mr. L. P. Hagan of Markham. have removed to DeLand where Guava Ice Cream Uiey have at they will make their future home. the M. GL R. STORE made out of Mrs. L. J. Hartley, Jr., and'Miss Nancy Frdnch Fruit”' ™ ' “’ _ ' ... ~ ore visiting relatives in- Jacksonville and points In Georgia. Special Saturday; JUNE 3rd Mrs. W, A, Zachery and daughters re­ turned from Tallahassee Friday of last week. The mother of Mr*. W. H. Taylor, whose illness called Mrs. Taylor lo Georgia curly •sn fo rd -»* F lo rid a THE M. & R. S T 0R Richelieu Blackberries Blueberries, Red Cherries Lemon Cling Peaches Moorcpark Apricots Bartlett Pears Royal A nn Cherries Hawaiian Sliced Pineapples FROM SA N F O R D FLO R IDA a ,, ï " -------------------------- Tlckeis on sale June 6, 7 and 8, wltli final return limit June 12th, 1011 î— LOW RATES FROM OTHER POINTS For full information. Æe A .C . L R R. ticket- agents, or write L. P. NcCulIer Rhone 277 A. W. FRITOT, D, P. A .f A* C. L. R. R. 138 West Bay Street - Florida <* �r .' r •• f }. - ¿L ASSOCIATION’S GOOD WORK . DELINQUENT T A X LIST {impeti.. Blocks 43, 40... 38.0Q ' i’t f'jl*pvV' * ** & C. I Bloets 30. 42.. 101.80 .1 Notice is hereby given that the following described real estate now assessed for H e av e 'e A ddille« cr*wtrr are pleased Wl th Season's fhe city taxes m the d ty of Sanford, county of Orange, state of Florida, for the year Outlook 0...... ********* ....... AUbkicklA, B... Lots 3, 4 ............... At a recent meeting of the Florida Veg Nineteen Hundred and Ten (1910) and the taxes thereon not having been paid on 1...... Coui.r Nwve... «tablet Growers' Association It was ohoiwn the 1st day of April, 1911, the taxes are now ddlnqem. roum en isv4-* affairs, of the association were In Wf*l*Y.Jnaa«........................... t, 111 ft. o f..,.......... Peler Huffman................ ........ LoU 7,'8. 9. less .. b(y good shape, considering the N*m* V- , * , HI ft. of 9 .......... Description, Amount I this was the first season tho Chats A Whittier. au lots S. 0 ..... 0.00 F<u -■vi—f ......,...TTs,.......... ¿lowers attempted th market theirWiP. pro-Carter....... Mr*. A. D. Neave......... TM......... All lets lotsri. A... Lola 3. 4 and 3.... E. K . Blits.......... P.,L Thrasher, TTOswe............... L ol I...,.............. All . . . . V v > > ...... ducts though their own organization,F. Beardall........ it U n k o o w n . ............... Lou 3, 0. ■Lou 2 and 3....... Ntfson M. Watson.'.................... was reported three weeks ago that there 1. H. F ertu so a . . . . Min’ L. Phelps ... L ou l ami 2 „» Unknown ......U ..............Lots 3, 4 .................. > wou|d be a deficit amounting to 91,000 or W. P. Carter....... n............... Ckapptll'* Addlli«« L o u 3 and • more. Now it' turns out that the deficit fU nknow l Harvey......................... A ll............... J . . . . . . > d 'w V was a myth. . The paokago charge due V. Ilswllns.................... . u 8. L‘^9,7.10........ a........ IH> dU Mary C oo p er....................................... EM 6f SEM . J r . . . . . Hi1 (be association for selling was paicded at Ç. Unknown Lot It...,.;........ DeMont H e irs........ a ..................... Lot on F i n i stre e t LuutS, 14 .......... S1H«a ---------------- — rr;-------- to cents mirtitnum and IS MiUJ-nuUm- -loe H.A 3PM Lot# 21 Ih » l e u tk in a .. Lot 0. NM lot 10 um. The assessment per acre for tilled A. D. Sm ith EM oM ott 2 7 ,2 8 .. 2.40 Mary M . Securd ...... Lot* 3 2 to 37 . . . . . . 3 fifi i hud. which allows the grower, to partici­ 3» • 3« I . *»y>• •«••••■••■••••■••i» S i . . . . . a 13.00 Slsadlferd's Addille« A. M. Tyler ....................... ■...... .Lou 7, it 9 m and 10 30. pate in all the benefits of the organiza­ T. A. N r* l» n ______ KollotWIZ end. 13 24.' E. D. Dennis .................... tion was $2 per acre minimum and $0pcr W. H. H a n d ............... Lot 1............... .00 », D, A. Csidwrll A Sons............. Lot 2 ......................... I. H. Ferfuion....... I 20 24.1 Thomas Felker ;..................... «O li 3 M«tllSStlt«i| M. C. l lr d c n ir e n .. . . . 7 .20 It S t P. Kr............ EM Loto 10.80 ,¥ £ un„nUWh ,m ............... 1........ r— Tho general manager, Harry Wood, & Lots-0,.................. 7, 8. 9 ...... A. T. KottcUer....... S!t lot 4 and "lot !Ì".*. 2.40 24.00 G W. Cot* . , a ...................... •fv.-il-. A. D . Standlfort......................... Lots 0 12............. actingOJider the direction bf the executive W. F. Leavitt.......... WM lo ti O and T „ 1.20 20.00 L. Oarlock................................. Lola 10, II .......... . W , F. Lravili.......... LOO 7 .2 0 oommlitM of the* association, composed W. Barlow............... Lol* 9. IO................. <’r«n Hun*............................... Lou 13. 14........... 1.211 10. '■Martin ......-----------Lot 13....... ......... Mrtu............ M I r t i IÎB n ............. .00 fl... L H. Thrasher ......................... of W. D. Holden, D.A. Howard and H. Ward C. F. Lot 10................ W. Bowman......... All .................... • 14.40 •o managed the affairs of the organization W. II. WtUht.......... »io18.00 -i5 'J'.18.::::::::: . S. Stetson.......... U.OO -.90 that the minimum package charge of 10 W R. L. tiriffln......... in.&o S. F. Stafford . ; .......... . ...................:::::::::::::: f i l a s 12.00 cenfs and the minimum acreage charge Uu_22. 23.......... -■- - _ .... ............I * . EM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J ■i-ttt I - J A aoo IjW.^Whlte.............................. . ., a laaa............... . Idi 24. of S2 was all that was needed to tide the Ì M. Nlpe,..........*...................... All........... ROi íínknt -// n known .......... Lot 28. iB.m Georíe Turner---end over 7.20 Thai! Day............ die rough places. Prince S tro h a rt. . . . . . . . Lots 4 and 3 . . ........ • 14.40 M r ................... T .l . M lllrr....................... 12.00 L. O. S t r l .« f .u * w '. AddhUW ’* — Tito entire community feels Itself under A. M. T h rn ih rr . . . . . . . . Lots!. 2 .... ...TT/" no.no deep obligations to Messrs. Holdenn, Charles Jones............. E. Woodcock i l i - - ------- u t . ' . . . 900 M M A * t. J. River* . ¡ . . - m l « .............. Howard and Ward for the able monger in C. C. L re ...................... : . SM .............................. 2.40 s m ............... I. F. River*............ ................ which they have handled the finances of Unknown ............... ...... 3 OU 9 ,60 A. H o w ard .................................. L o ts’d and 7 ......... 8.40 * the organization during the season. ' Mr. 8:7-' S eb-D lvitca Blecka X, T, Z . W. & W in«.................................. . 21.00 N.H. Colbert, who was Mr. Ward’s traffic D. G. M onroe.................................. 24.00 3. W. H a m ilto n .,......................... 48.00 Lot 0, N 40 feet of é.Jt. Urumley....................... . 0.00 malinger and who had personal control of Forrest Lnkt i . . . . . . . . . . . Lot 7 . . . .. 42.00 A aron Kotiblns.................................. 10 19.20 the selling end of the business, manifest­ T. l . A lle n ........... ............................. m î. i’7.80 W il lesa RW .......... Sanford Ice and W aler C o . . . . / . . . 30.00 H. A, fàlratd..................................... ed great ability In securing satisfactory 8. Pules «eg................ ............. ... 4.80 A. M. G irard ........; ............................ Unknown >...................................... . N M ol W M .. . . . . . . . .110 Charles Jo n e s................................... prices for the grower's products. Mr. Unknown SM 0.00 N M les* R H ........... .............................. 1.30 J*jf* ü"® , •»*_»_*•***_f#«* |*at| eW tvHOO •»"* 1.30 Colbert Is knqwn to the commission trade A. I. Thompson ** * • ah i«* k k:::;:::;. Unknown .............................. .......... 3 .00 t K o b ln so s'i Addilion throughout the nation and Is familiar C. B onnett. t. . . . . . . 7.20 E. T erw illr« e r---------- . . . . . . . . . 30.00 W. Clark ............................ ; . . with the best markets and nost reliable _infant All except lot 1) Ipc and W aten W o rk s..,. 78.00 K .o f P. Lodde . . . . . . . . . . ' ........... 3 .00 firms, which information mado him of Sanfutd Ice su d W a te rw o rk s .... Cowan ....................................... 19.20 .Inestimable value to the association. It C o w a n ............... . 3.00 As the above became delln<iuent bn April 1st. 1010, 12 per cent/im eresi lier ........... ............. - . .......... Lot* 8 and 9, n ......................... •4.80 Is the general beleif that the package E. K lBl larto .................... Lot* I, 2 and N M i t s ..................................... nuin from April 1st, 1910 to the date of «Factual payment must be udded to Uie « of lot 3 ............... . 14.40 eral items in the above list. If not (mid before the* 1st day of April, 1912, an addicharge should not amount to over 6 or 7 II. Marsh .................. Lois I and 2 ......................... IH.00 cents for the'coping season, a) much In-, J. _ E. Lyi>cli E ti.................................... . 10.80 tional penalty of 5 per cent, wil be added and the unpaid item will bo certified to D..B. M ahsn . . . . . . ............... . . “ 4.20 the City Attorney for collection. ital work has been don? duringlhe season N .B uiIt ............... n ..........................'. * SM . .\ .r S r v . > 3.00 -M.-W. Lavm-. Deputy Tax Collector.---- W r B r K n l w . t t iil ....... ■ .<..........................A lt—..-■r .-x.-rr.-. ! 30.00 1'.. Law.... .................. , ...... 1.80 done over, thus working n great saving 11. S u m n e r........................... ......... Lois 8.1) and I0 .. 3.40 IN 00 n k n o w n .. ............* ..... • •» > • a ■ in the matter of postage and clerical CUharles M artin — ...................iWM lott 0 and. 7 ... 3.00 1.20 held.—Times-Unoin. Mr». |. J. llllitinlxiihnm . . . . . ..... Ldu 0 1 .......... 14.40 ---—*. a a « i -re- A i r è » *im i k »388 A- Sanford Hospital Lois 5. 0 A few of the ladles who arc members of the Sanford Hospital Association feel -so deeply Interested in making -the un­ Alt dertaking a success, they have decided 1/11« I. 2 ........ to go out and solicit contributions' and new members. It is thought that there T V a c V . ......f Fr*o — : ........... . ore many people in Sanford who fully real­ sa-».*;...... All th a t p art of Blk. ize the importance of having a first class IS twin« the N il of non-sectarian Hospital. One that they the NM of th e NEM of the NWM of S«c will feel free to apply to In case ol neces­ y .18, T p ID S . K 3 0 E Block I N ................. sity. In other wo^s, they cun fed that W. II and It. E. Adum s ............... All Block I N .......... C E llnrniluin ...................... ........... It Is an institution that belongs to every­ E K. BIIm ................................. . All Block I N ____ All Block 1 N ......... E lln ro illo n ................................. body who has Occasion to go it for treat­ C. ......... W. (I. Aldrid**............. ............ .......«»■ • WH ment and they are asking no special V. A. M cDaniel................................. .. Lot* 1. 1 C. D. and II. M cL lfur........................ LoU 0 and 7 favors. And if they have ever paid any Unknown ............................................. I/«* « «ad " money to the Association for membership G isrftlsw a dues or contributions, will knuw it stand Jupiter Lgdte to their credit on the books -at the Hos­ K.4>f P. Lodfie È. M. Ward; pital, and will be applied In the settle­ Geo. Hook* . . . . . . : . .......................... ment far hospital services at any time. I. O. Ford.................................. U t . I. 2. 3, 4. S .. lame* M Roiiinaon.......................« In order to Wild the Hospital, we must Wesley Jones .......... ............. • have money.'and the public Is expected Inknown ........................................ Frac, part to furnish it, and shauld not wait for Ned Jones — »................................. . II. Hand .......................................... someone to solicit it personally, but should F. F . E. E a v e r W .......... Lofs 1, I! . . . . . tend or give the money with us little Unknown . . . . . . . . . . . Union Society Lod*e. Lore 1 .2 .0 . 7 ....... delay as possiblo to the Treasurer, (Mrs. Unknown. Ut# 8. U, 10........ Stephens . . . . (1. H. Fernold), Jhos, C. Wilson, Hsq., J.F. It, I.cut 3, 4, .... W. G rah am -----Lots 8, B. B, 10 . .. , a . and Chester W. Goodric(j^lm\e each aent Robert W. Corey . . ertie Lee ............. the-Auociation 925, wlthohyxyg sollclta- ■HJon®*........ jrH .C .t)o rt|e y ....... . lion, 'and pro «alklad-Oo TJmjMeinbdt-ihip A. f - l r y | H % , T i v w i . w : .......... Cards, la addilloirT o' tills liberal con­ M rs.J. W ade ....................................... J WllllRIn* ............. . ................... tribution, they -have each performed valu­ D.ohn McGuire...................................... LoU 7 to 9 ........... len G re en ........................•.................... able services for the Association, and Lot* 8 , 7 . . . ........... T. J. Miller hove other work yet to do. Mr. Tlios. J, Mary J. S le v e n s ........... ..................... Lot* 0. 7........... 11. W hite ................. ....................... Check, has notified us that when we fOslo H a l l ...................... ...................... W 39 feet o f ......... build the Hospital, he will contribute one Mamie G ilb ert----------- ------Lot# 9, 10............ (lik e H o « a n ........................................ E 39 feet......... .» hundred dollars worth of lumber, and C . W lk r, ., t r ; ■r r • - -:: •¿.•.'.M: Lot* t. 8 T— “ A te x B sk e r ............... .......................... this will be the some as cash when the W illiam D avid— ........... ............... Lott 8. 7..v.,— ... limes comes, even if we cannot count it Green^jlail* E s t.. . . . . . . . . . . y in the treasury fund, which is gradually G. R e e d . . . . . V U • * 11ora T urner Adm r . . . . ............. ’. tho slowing growing. Dan Faulk ........... .............................. J . II. Ihrevatl ........................ * M, F. Robinson, Pres. Ixrts I and 7 C. 11. F ra rle r Itrtrs ........................ . B { Fire a t Oveldo Oa Monday morning the entire roof of CapL James Argo’s boarding house was seen be in flames, the volunteer tire de­ portment responding with a rush’,’suc­ ceeding after a hard fight in not only saving the surrounding property, but the — boarding -house Itself.—tbc~ services of , __ several chemical hand fire extinguishers being called into play. Hud it not been for these extinguishers there Is a doubt __ dun Oviedo would have suffered consider­ able loss. Sanford on th e Fourth Sanford will celebrate the groat and "glorious Fourth this year, and while there will be no airship« or aeroplanes there 1will!» plenty of hot air, ball games, refrcshgienu and everything to please the wiwtL The public wants u piaoo to gd on the Fourth, dnd Sanford can always be counted upon to entertain the crowd. UoA-’t make arrangetiisnts te ge-epywbes« dilt time until you read our program, for Sanford will give you all that is coming. « 4 » U ttleblt more. S, C. Klchartlson ............... ................ |J p i now ti m * *ii *■*•<•••• **• * Susan H arley ............... ...................... C. J. Sm ith ...................... ................... H arry WlUlam*................................... Beulah S e a le y ..................................... E. M W o rd ................. ...................... M artha S to k e s......................... .......... $■ 111* Jackson ..m.... ■ U nknow n........... .................................. « . 1.20 -■ High-grade Pianos), Organs, 1.20 . 8 12.00 . 12.00 4.80 9.00 9.00 9.00 7.20 3.80 1.30 IB 00 4.60 12.00 3 00 3.00 3.40 3.00 ISO .00 14.40 0.00 Kuo 7 .20 12.00 4.80 3.00 Itf — t- . w t 9 3i ... 9 4 .a 9 /9 3 10 . * 9 * 9 o 9 0 . » 8 9 9 8 10 • 1 9 10 10 3.1 Oi 6. 8. 12.1 9.1 Gl 0.1 0.1 o.< 0.1 0.< c D D E K G G R H A Il A > • 3.1H 2. 7.: 8 .4 0 H 40 10 80 4.BO 4 .80 4 .60 8 40 2 .30 14.40 1.20 ■1HO 1.20 1.80 2 40 lo ts 4 and S ... *■» , l4rt*7. 8 - » ISO 1.30 1.30 2.40 C elery Farm s * #* ” 'I * • -M m. . „ V— ibi* days for less money than ¡ever again. -We' have Sanford farms to sell. Not Largo, Taft, Burbank nor Celery City but Sanford. Always Sanford. -There is only one Sanford, A ll irrigated ready to plant, . ^ i l l ^ ^ pay for themselves this winter, . . è?• -- w ' 1 :,*»T . \ __;■ a. H. H. C H A P P E L L ’S - • ,* m t Real Estate Agency • • ■ .,;" • '• v:: V■ . - . F r is h ie C o l l a r 1.20 1:8 1. 2$ 1.20 1.20 120 30.00 ..., 10 NO 18 00 12.00 18.00 SCO -L oU 1 .2 Lot 3 . .. lx-tt 1. I -— These farms can be bought for the next thirty 1.20 AUbi^ksio;-^'::: C arrie S p eer. ed “ R ta d y to P la n t” S a n fo rd 1.20 9.00 1.20 BaWea RuLE*Ule C#.’* Additi«« HuwiO P*ek«r« U«dCs N o w Is T h e T im e T o B u y Im p rov- CÎÎÎ8 - 2 40 1.00 Loti tr . - 12.00 WM John Chapman . ..... ■EU« r « . ' i Addili«« ! I 30 All. lets I to 0 — Local, J Pico Dlock • Eusv Puyinenta. 13 ■W, 11. Brown ....................................... O. H. Gim m llnS........... ....... .............. Joseph Jackson F, C o r r e r ................... . . Holly HlU........... ........................... . . . R. N. T h o m a s........................ ......... Low Prices. „ 1.50 1.80. F. Ca>t*r G. V. Johnson.... .i................ Lucy BfDWD»■■O* <r*we••**•*»• •••* Mary A F ra ile r E el.......................... M. T. RoUtwon..................................... and Graphophonos. 9.00 1.20 BO !1 Johanon........................... V H *J 4.80 ass and M oseley...................... • John Thomas .Worth i t a l i . . Jeoephlne WoUQB .............................. i M. « i n D. G. M onroe.............................. . L ou B, 10.. Unknown .......................... —.■ E. E Cooper..................................... lo t# 0. 7. Coirle Sampoon...................... . IrthiJiSM.. . . . . . . . The Crippen Music Store 1.20 C. F. Adam* ......................................... L. W ent........................ .................... . Geo. K. J o h n t o n . .. ,, .......................... I. C. HlSSlnt ......... ............................. N. J. Perkin*............................ ........... .). A. Doris Unknown t ------ .................................... Unknown .......................... .................. KlcJiard P o tte r................. ................. 1, H orton's Heir* ........... ................... M a g U l ............................................... Charles DarUmitOll.. . . . . . . ------U nknow n................. .— .................. Unknown ............... ............... Unknown ....................................... . Unknown .................................. .. — »! four-ply. 1.80 WINNING high-low^ collar ' for every Jack in th e sum m er gam e of com fort seeking. Looks high ; feels low. Correct in style and , shape. Hand-made and It’s the Collar for you for n o w ,____ g iS e ., Two f o r 2 Sc. Friable, Coon & Co« Makers.rTr°V> IL Y * For S a le tn Sanford 7^~ it ìkTI:::;::;:: ’ By Caldwell & Sons * - : ___ .. _____________ . ' / * L'-wiA-Al i •*< 1 <» • i1 i <1 �555355S “ V* ¿ ¡a m . M B wmmm ñi.tf Tirai THE CALL IMPRESSIVE AND STRONG EVERYTHING Men’s Belts Soft Shirts •$7.50 sale”price 7.00 sale price 6.«>0 sale price. 6.00 sale price. 5.00 sale price. 4;50 ‘•ft 8ale *price. 4.00 sale price. 3.50 sale price. 3.00 sale price. 1.50 sale price. Crown $3.00 sale price 2.50 sale price. 2.00 sale price 1.50 sale price 1.25 sale price 1.00 sale price. . > t .r i.y ; th. 3rd at 9 sale sale sale sale price price '|>ricc pnce. 3.00 »fete ptfce $1:25 now;. ...................Í Î.00 now______ : ,65c and 50c now........... # 5 0 side price #D 0 ¿ale price $2:00 now 1.50 now 1.00 now íes now . Bathing.Suits—Ladies’, Men and child ren’s reduced. , i• 30c, 35 1 and 40c dress goods, Red ___. . . , .............. 24c 50c and 6 0 c dress goods. Red Cross 75c dress goods. Red Cross sale S LOO dress* goods, Red Cross sale 8 1.25 dress goods. Red Cross sale S Neckwear No Purchasing Required, Simply to be in the Store Nlgfit Shirts all the colors that are worn; Panamas, S e rie s, Voils, etc. Cross sale All Colors: 50c and 75c, now 39c $10.00 . 8.50 7.50 6.00 Black, and Umbrellas, Rain Coats, Slickérs and Leggins all reduced. Work Shirts . Boys1 $2.00 Values 1.50 75c and 50c 1 Wool Dress Goods COUPONS FREE 1.50 dress goods. Red Cross sale I. All the colors L25 and 1.40 a t . . . i 75c and 50c Silk and Wash Ties 35c’and 25c 15c and 10c * “ “ *“ “ n " " * ,- Ladies’ Tailored Shirt * Straw Hats -• [ $5.00 Knox, sale price.________ 4.00 “ .......... 3.00 “ 7“ " Tailored W aists ■ Linen and Waists r Fancy waists, lace- and embroidery $1.60 strictly 1 2 5 strictly 150 strictly 2D0 strictly tailored..................... te ile n d ............. . . . . . J B tatto o ed ...................T.U tailored___i ____ . . . 2L50 strictly tailored______________l i 3.00 strictly taijoviid__ ____________ 2S �W W W wounded pcfeketbook in this stile the i onewould do ordinarily. We apprec ï betNever e f. “ $i ur sHPP°rt ¿or the future work 'that a gpod, healthy ahle-t given to us in the past and with money saving proposition you e\ New Stylish, Dainty and T lL f,ff S ay Friday Sheer and Dainty This store stands ready, an: ddpating every need. Red Crow prices from sheer hand­ kerchiefs linen to skirt and suit fabrics. Women in v^rite makes the 'wear ------ ; uworld u i , K i young; YYcai w h ite ; b a y at the Red June 3rd at 8:30 A. ft White and Colored Mer cerized Poplins Ideal High-Class Suits anc Skirts j l l • Cases Ready to Use I - • j,! 20c quality. R. C. Saleprice.15c 25c “ •• .. !.. 20c 35c «• •• i .. o q - ■n ahd‘ Hemmed from * the Bt !\ ' Cotton 7¿-§0 Felled Seam Sheets Cross English Long Cloth 72-90 No-Seam Sheets •_ 81-90 Felled Seam Sheets.. 81-90 No-Seam S h e e ts ... 81-90 Best M ohaw k S h eets In T w o l v o - Y a r d P i e c e s $1^5 quality. 12 yds. Red (VC • —c y • jt R. C . s a le p r ic e . . _. ^ . JL. O 20c quality plain nairsook .,1 India Linen one White Lawn ali im ustlove plain white. Red Cross s a le ..6 c 25c ** “ v" "I I i' Splendid Table Damask Bleachlngs .and Cambrics. 25c values. Red Crois Sale... With Cotton Climbing to the .Skies. •The Red Cross prices spell *j Bed Spread s a v e d • • Mercerized White ' Madras Fpr Waists, Suits, Dresses and Mens’ Shirts l i # C styles, Rtid C ross s a l e . . . . 10c Fine Check Nain i sookl Fine Striped and Bared Lawn 10c 12c 15c 20c grade........................... 8 grade......... .........i ____ 10 grade____ 1 . 11 grade... .-_.__.__16 2 5 c g r a d e ...........L____________19 New Sheer Persian Lawns 15c quality, sale price________ l i e Best grade Lonsdales, fruit-ofthe-loom, Hill. Berkley, etc.,0 7 ^ worth 12He, R. C. p rick . OsC Trowels! Towels! es and prices delight every housekeeper 5c values, R. C. sale price], _ 4 c 10c values, R. C. sale prijjèkSc 15c values, R. C. sale price..11c 25c values, R. C. sale pince..19c 35c values, R. C. sale price. 2 9 o 50c values, R. C. sale ¿rice 3 9 e OPENING DAY $1.00 Quality Napkins, per dozen . $ .89 1 HANDSOME PARASO GIVEN AW AY AT 9 O’C L O C K A . M. Half Hour Each D Everybody In Store G el;s Ticket * •» “ 2JX> n " I* 2.50 “ 300 , “ “ - 3-^ 0 “ 4-00 5.00 “ •• ■ - ■ I« - j 93 "1^55 - ...¿ 7 8 1.75 - “ “ - . . : 3.25 “ .IRQ Beautiful Val Divided into T wd Lots. 5c and 10c This Includes Some Special Values ai .Should not be Pas Solid White and Rainbow Hues at this Red Cross Sale $1.00 Values, below cost ..1 ..- . J ..$ ISO . “ Manufacturers cost 1.19 “ : - .'. i.49 300 “ “ ? .L > . . 224 5-00 * • f “ J. . 3.85 O u t.jisca l year’s en Childrens, Misses and-Boys Hose ahe&qJio show resul 10c V a lu e s ...; ..! ] ._______ Embroidery up anid m o v e broke] tjiis B ig S tore into 5c Counter 10c Counter mmmmm To The Ladies Large Full Size Table Napkins White &I Colored ‘1 I • n Parasols y Choosing Marseilles & Honey Comb Cleaning U p ! and Polish ed Guns.' S p len d id Stocks at M arvelous Savings $5.00 fringed or plain.. 4.00 fringed or plain.. 2.50 fringed or plain.. 2.00 fringed or plain.. 1.50 fringed or plain.. 1.00 fringed or plain«: Ladjes High Neck Gowns 50c valuès.. 65c values.. $ 1.00 valued 1.50 values 2.00 values Ladies’ Muslin Underskirts 50c value, R. C. price........3 « 75c value, R. C. price........5 « $1.00 .value, R. C .,p ric e ...81 1.50 value, R. C. price..$ 1.5 2.00. value, R. C. price.__ 1 * Ladies’ Corset Covers • Lace and Embroidery Trimmed & P. Coats Spoof'Cotton 25c values..J. ___ ¿L’. . . 2' 50c v alu e.._____ 45 75c v a lu e s....'......... 5r $ 1.00 values...,___j . ____ qc 1.50values.____ SI 2 �^0 IN AND ABOURUE CITY Yowell's, June 3rdt * Go to Mra J. H. Bruton, UU Palmetto Little Happfenlnfts— M en tio n o f avenue, for stylish millinery. J 5-tf M a tte rs In Brief, One and two hocse wagons with celery - . * Pythian Slater» Entertained Monday evening in the Eagles Hall, the Pythian Sisters gave a very .enjoyable reception, the Knights of Pythias and their wives being the invited guests. On the reception committee were Mrs Tom Davis. Mrs Briggs, Mrs J. D. Davison. Mrs P. L. Woodruff, Mrs C. F. Williams, Mrs M. Frank and, Mrs E. E. Brady. The guests were .entertained with the followtnj* very pleasing program:- Instrumen flared tide bodies at Underwood's. ! 7«tf PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST Red Cross sale means that you can buy the best of material at a very loW*prlc4 at Yowell's on Jund’Srd. .... Summary o f th e H ooting Small talk . Sw cllsst line or Go-Certs in the^cfty. Succinctly Arranged fo r llurSanford F u rn itu re Co. ’ 35-jf rled Herald Readers. Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine ’J'H E Laundry Bti| Lyman F rank' has gone to Pittsburg, * Garage Co. . 48. tf Pa^ to take a position with Crutchfield m{ "I know collars t New tire s put on old Go-Garta a t — gWool/olk.. ___ __ take as much punishment aa a 33.if punching bag,. C. C. Coffee Is happy over the arrival of th e Sanford fu rn itu re Co. Mrs. Coffee and the children from Jack­ “ Thty’rw built that way. sonville for a short visit. “Have the edges of tho inter­ Miss Iva Knight has returned to her lining bound with an 'overcast borne in this city after an absence of go to Yowell's on stitch to keep it from raveling. some months teaching school. Prevents erdeking ••Ll___ . . w e m ake a specialty of Warning Sanford Will Play Ball seam thf D. E. Pattishnll. representing Stetson vents saw edges. . University, is In the city in the interest pictures. Try us. Sanford Furniture Sanford expects to _put a llrst-cJass team in the field nt once arid is open for of that well known Institution. Have tho intcrlinieg c u t a w a y engagements with any amateur or neat" at the ends of the fold. Prevents Mrs. W. M. Slcmons of Orlando Is visit­ breaking. professional teams in the state. This ing in Sanford this week, the delightful city never does anything by halves, and ., • guest of Mrs. H. P. Driver at the Sanford “N o wonder Corlisi-Coon Col­ in our hall team we take an especial !? ,- u ° l i L h.<i . r ~ o r a . f o r t r i p . 10 pride, and the IBM team Is out for tho the laundry t Prof. W. Wesley Smith, principal of pennant. Under the management of G. New Symrna High School, Is in the city W. Spencer and with that veteran, C|y||e W l h way lú cuiumblfl university. N. Y. Pounds for field captain, with' a strong team and good battery, there will ho IX A. Caldwell has returned from a trip Yowell's on.June 3rd. something doing all the time. Of course, Get your Mnson's fru! to Louisville where he attended the meet­ the greatest number of games will he ing of the Presbytery and thoroughly en- glasses at W. W. Long's played with Orlando for who cures to see 5* joyed his trip. union th e re la s tre n g th . Wc have hall unless Orlando and-Sanford can play ___k -.1 ___ * Elizabeth Taylor the little daughter of th e goods you need, and the price Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Taylor o£ Tampu, la you can do th e r e s t . . Sanford Furnllu re Co. • 3 5 .tr visiting her-cousin Martha Driver at tho All kinds of repoir work. Sanford Ma­ Sanford House. '‘ chine & Garage Go. * 48-tf G. R. Keller, editor of the 'Reporter-Star, Red Cross sale for the benefit of wound­ was among the prominent visitors to the dty>Dn Wednesday and paid The Herald ed pocket-books commences on June 3rd, AM Local A dvertisem ents Under This lleadjng. One Cent a Word Each Issue at Yowell's, of course. * office a fraternal call. 5 o 6 doses "66G" will cure uny cose Mrs. W^M. Slemons of Orlando was the SANFORD 37-tf pleasaint guest of Mrs. Dr. Neal last week, of Chills and Fever. Price. 25a and ia the same of Mrs. H. P. Driver ut Baseball Goods—Spalding. Mmmons. 1he Sanford House this w eek.___ Diamond Edge a n d o th er-b ran d s-at* Mnpie averand First »(reel. 42*lt For Kent—Twn iinfnrniaii. ty.-A. Goiqert Colbert the the.genial ijy-A. genial trufllc muna- W. L. Morgan's. Phone 175. 5 or 5 doses will cure any case of ger of'Florida Vegetable Growers' Asso­ 37-tf ciation is taking a weil-earnetl vocation in and Fever. Price 23c. IS always a problem, to get B O Y S ’ Maryland a¡jd Virginia You know Yoweli'a and you know the fde Collars' FRANK Clothier and Men’s Furnisher '- itiru tneir nomo. Mr. Glide ia the repre­ sentativa o f-th e Prudential Insurance Company. • ' 'Tt&h. ¿Jennings La Verne Hurt tore him­ self away from Sanford this week for a short trip to Richmond, after which he j will return to Daytona* beach and join the house party'there. . • ^ Mrs. S. C. Houston, accompanied by Miss Mabel Houston of Zcllwood. left Saturday for her home at Ft. Laudérdalc after a pleasant vliit- with relatives at **• Sanford and Zell wood1 ♦ • — ' • _ ' ^ - ¿ ¿ j —?-The management of the Florida Finau1 ' ""toul and Industrial Reoofd announces that George M. Chapii. hus resigned as editor ■ Jo .enter a .la rg er field, and that-J. A. • take editorial charge of I t Every Merchant In Sanford should onntribute to the fund for a big Fourth juf July celebration.' It will not take much but wa must show the visitors a good time. Tho merchant who* will not make much out of celebration U not expected 10 give It all but the . one who will make “ good profit la expected to give all that Ee can. Show your patriotism and keep Sanford to the public eye. • *• • Ju st recieved a new line of Art squares, prices reasonable. Sanford Furniture Co. \- 35.tr Why not keep money ''In circulation? Buy stock in your home Building & Loan Association. . 40-2c Phone us for prices on screen doonrand window screen*. Our stock is complete. G. H. Fernnld. ‘* 40-2t People with foul or Ill-Kept yards m ust d e a n up a to n o e u n d put In first class sanitary condition, otherw ise they will be brought before the Mayor. I. B. Williams. Sanitary Inspector. 42-2t Place Oie titles to your real estate in the Realty Trust Company and avoid com­ plications. For particulars address U. F Whltner. Jr.. Secretary. ' 7-tf Do ypu pay rentT- Why not save for Furnished House For Rent—Nine room a home. We can help you. Sanford house on Sanford Heights. All conven­ Building und Loan Association. Over iences. Use of liorac and surry. Can lie rented fur July and August only. Inquire First National Bonk. -, 42-2t at Herald Office. _ d-h Fishing Tackle—Wc have the largest • For Rent—7 Room house, bath ami all asso rtm en t a t lowest prices. W. L. ini|>rovenients. 20« laurel Ave. J^ IL M organ, pilóne 175. 42-lt Ferguson. '• 1• 39-tfc For Sale ut a Uargoin—Ten acres on It starts 00 June 3rd—The Great Red Beagled avenue,, close to station. Five Cross sale at - Yoweli'a. You can * guess norcs tiled, funned two ydh'rs! "innqulre the rèSt or read the advertisement. .< Herald.. • . 30Ufp . We are equipped to handle your repair For Sale—My fancy driving and saddle work. Sanford Machíne L Garage Co. farm near Cameron City, 5' acres tiled, 7 acres under cultivation, good house .and forn, 40,000 feet celery hoards. Also 50 acres good hammock land for sale. In­ quire Herald Office. ' ' ______ 40-tf Fdr Rent—12 room house on Myrtle av­ enue. Enquire 212 Fourth St., Iietween Oak and Myrtle Aves. , a/5-tf For Rent—Cash. Ten acres two' miles West of Sanford, house of 7 rooms, Iuni}all tiled, two-wells, stable for horse. For further information address, Lindley Walsr. Box 818, Sanford, Fla. 38-5tp Two nice fresh Jersey cows for sale cheap. Also Rhode Island Red eggs ia hatching and stock. Free booklet. Lake mont Poultry Farm. Winter Park, Fla. Get my prices on the best incubators. Don't buy until you see me. will save The nursing homeat 8th and Elm Ave, you money. E. R. Potter. 40-4t Sanford Wins First Game is prepured to care for a limited number For Rent—Three new'furnished room». As The Herald goes to press we learn of surgical cases. Mrs. Wright, nurse in cor. Myrtle and 10th. For Sale—Young (hat the first game of the aqason played charge. horse, well broke, gasoline engine and pum a Also farm implementa. A. li. with DcLand resulted in a score of 8 to 2 How much do you save each month? 36-tf in favor of Sanford. Our team: is said to Let us show you bow we can help you. Brock, Oàk Ave. and 2nd St. For Sale— Chalmers Thirty 1910, be very fast for an amateur nhle and the Sanford Building and Loan managed by tonneau, full equipment- Perfect pony con­ '»(ans can look forward to some dosay Sanford «business men. Over First Na­ dition. and will be sold at a bargain, as I need u larger car. Also Krit Roadsters tional Bank. 42-2t with full equipment, only run short*time, Just received a shipment of Mason's as good as new. Write fur prices and fruit jars and jelly glasses for early can­ descriptions of those two bargains. 13 H. ning purposes. Let me supply your wants. P.. 2 cylinder ferro with reverse gear and ««lies from Sanford on tho west .aide. 1» all equipment $200.00 T. P. Caiifxopst. 53-if Daytona Beach, Fla. 34-tf> one of the prettiest porks In this section. W. W. Long, grocer. As the name Implies the parkis Jn the For Rent—5-acre farm. IV» acres of fine . Notice* summer garden arming oil; 20 hearing woods and the natural scenery is one of People who have vacant lo ts foul or U» strong points. A fine bathing pool in h e p t purkua> s ar*_J»reUy notlfrti orange trees, 50 peach trees, also very targe Bearing pear tree, “ modera 5-room to clear up and put In first class con- uillugr. front und Luici pornlms. fucus 1 * i-cwllng effect upon yçur heated south Golden Lake, 3 miles south east of Amusements of various kinds city , will tak e It in hand and ch arg e Sanford; 15 minutes walk to atreet rail­ sam e to occupant o r ow ner a s c a se way, also Qveida railroad. Fine drinking >n tap and a good time ia assured to m ay ho- 8. Runge Chairman 8unitary water, gdod bathing, fishing and awlmCom m ute. • ___»___4 J .2 t mlng. Address box 1127 City. *** 41-tf T FLORIDA CAPS case FEET FITTER Sanford Florid W. J. THIGPEN & CO M PA N Y General ' Fire Insurance Sanford Our Motto: Florida Cleanliness O n l y exclusive baker in the city. A1 m ixin g done w ith latest im p ro v e d S a n i tary m achinery. Y ' Y Y \ Spencer’s Bread handled by all first class grocers ’J rt ' P I i - d ê ' Æj 1 h a Iff g l 1 Wc Make EVeYythin£ Known to the Trade PH O N E 106 NOr 111 PARK A V E N U E l’-l Branch Store Roberts Groceryf next Postoflicc 1Í I f - i r.ir Remington Typewnter Ribbons and Carbon Paper at the Herald �I-1o w i 1111 Item s.of Interest Gleaned From Various Sou rces HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Bare 111* Reader* Will Find » Brief H istorical S p lin t Flowing For VHurried* Reader* . The government Monday won o »weep­ ing victory over the so-called “tobacco trust-” When the supreme court held the AmWcan Tobacco Company and it* alli­ ed corporations to be operating in viola­ tion of the Sherman anti-trust law. A vlrturl agreement to refer the Lorimcr case to the senate committee no privileges and elections with the understanding that that committee shall entrust die pro­ posed iuqulry to a bi-partisan and "bl__ sub-committee of eight, was Lorimer effected In the senate. Thè Vanderbilt cup race and the grand prize, the two feature road rates for auto­ mobiles, will be held this year over the Savannah automobile clqb course in Georgia, according to announcement. Wilson, president of the United Wireless Telegraph Pompe “ ny,~ and four of h it associates Here con­ victed In the criminal branch of the Unite« States circuit court of fraudulent use o: the mails to solicit subscriptions to wireess stock. , Medicine which Is nothing more than sweetened water., or pills composed of colored mad may be labelled “cures" and sold as such with Impunity under the T national plire food and drugs act, accord­ ing to a decision rendered by the supreme court of the United States in the case of 0. A. Johnson, of Kansas City, Mo.„Pro­ vided there iquo misstatement on the i____ bottle or package as to IW contonts the — '»— manufacturer Js free to sell his good»*" - ~ A severe storm, whose center, Increase Ing in intensity, in Ontario, rushed down the St, Lawrence Valley, caused showers and thunderstorms practically 'every' where east of the Mississippi River to­ day. In the country the storm broke did world's record for force and . Washington streets with trees and brandies. At the White lioufe two bk trees were shattered. The disturbance wound up another hot day In the east and south, featured by a new record for high temperatures for May established at Fort Worth, Texas, where the official record was 104. The recent decisions'of. the Supreme Court lii the Standard Oil and American Tobacco Company casses will result in a sweeping attempt to secure criminal con­ viction of the anti-trust law, according to Attorney General Wtekersham,' who nppearedon Wednesday"before' the house committee on expenditures it) the De­ partment of Justice. • ‘ . Those Democratic leaders about the capital who ore hailing wiUi delight the signs of the advancement of the boom of Woodrow Wilson "arc professing the utmost satisfaction over The outcome of his trip to the West, according id the Woshlngton Timas Their say. ibis trip has gone a long way toward clinching the nomination for Wilson in 1912. May wheat skyrocketed to S1.D4 during the first hour this morning, shorts being squeezed and other options remaining nominal. Provisions are lower. Pork is nominal. July lonT is 87. riba are 7.70, hogs are from ten to fifteen lower .aud cattle are ton lower. WARNER’S RUST P R OOF C O R S E T S ’ A R E k n ow n the their correctness o f style, good fitting, long-w earing com fortablen ess, qualities. W a rn e r s and your beauty heretofore stead w orld ^ -ever—fo r - O nce w e a r;__a attain fig im possible. a And o f the regular advertised ONL Y Flaxon and price A T V-O UlR Monday Only ST ORE Hand-Woven * »Batiste This material is ‘50 inches wide, mu'l ¡(Tvdry popular for its sheenies*, clinging .effect and washing qualities. It is about twice the width os the average while goods. Regularly sold y ot 75 cents per yard W f l W "" 05/1/ Special .................... Flaxon is o wonderful fabric, having Another chance to buy bleachlngs its own identity, with all tlic cool, snowy for less than actual cost for .{Monday. whiteness; with all the qualities women Only. Lonsdale 36-Inch dome^tid love in linen, but, with the 12 1-2 and 15c kind. Very O Q r out linen faults. Spcc- Special 10 yards for..... ........ .. i JAPONIKA SILKS NOTION DEPARTMENT Thbse silks come 27 inches wide in ail the new and pretty shades. Japoijiku will make the afternoon, or evening dress for half the mqney, and just ns pretty. See eentpr table for Monday a t.-..-.. 25c MON DAY-ONLY------— These Towel* ore our regular lOcnnd 12 H seller*. They com e full s li? lit w hile or w hite With red border. For Monday only, very s p e c ia l.;___...........................................Oc BLACK PETTICOATS Gold plated Beauty pins, 2 for.........1 . . . Black, whit^and colored,cube pins, cube Best English brass pins, paper. ........... Cabinet hair pins, tho 10<t kind, e a c h ... Pretty open and closed fans, each........... Luce trimmed Dutcli collars each Fancy jeweled hat pins, each___ Silk finish crochet cotton; spool,. Coats' spool thread, 0 for........... Ladies' white handkerchiefs, each These, skirjs are m ade full untl of n good quality spunglass, near silk and percaline. These are made fur a $2.tX) seller bur are on displuy in center aisle table for Monday fit............. _ $1.39 *M0NDAY‘0NLY Our I0e and. 1211 c> Pillow Coses us urc show n In o u r co rn e r window, will be (or Monday O nly,at the sm all sum or d'jc Wash Belts— A new shipment of la­ MONDAY ONLY dies' white wash bqjta. with pearl, oxidtegifand cloth-covered buckles, in plain Our Co rn er Window .w ill be filled w ith a or. embroidered effects. See these on display for Monday, selling at 10c & 23c large assortm ent o f double bed sheets, torn K b akl R an ts —These we Und very useful when fishing, hunting or camping, and then There is nothing more serviceble when at work than these government standard Khaki pants. Special.........98c and hemmed and a good value 69c. M onday at fro m 50c to Gause Vests— Just twcuty-fiVe dozen Of these nice light weight, tope _ncrk and arm hole gauze vests at n price cheaper than laundry rates; on display and sale for Monday at 3 f o r . ____ -25c B. V. D. Underw ear— For the-hot summer days; suppose you ' try the cool B. y . D. shirts and knee pants for men. They are cool and comfortable, and the most useful,garmeht made. S p e c ia l.'. 45c FO R T H E L IT T L E F O L K S CHANGES IN LOCATION Sanford Susine»* firm * Are Getting “New "Quarter*" ~ . ■Every growing city changes in appear­ ance and die business firms of Sanford* are seeking new locations, putting in new stocks and preparing for the big business which is coming our way every day. This city is recognized as the trad­ ing center of three counties and the stores are the largest and best in Central and South Florida. The large new store roop in the People» Bank building wilt be vacated In a few days by the Title Bond and Guarantee Company, and the Grow­ ers' Association, tho former company go­ ing to the Ensrainger block on Park ave. and the latter taking ihtf fine office suite in the rear of the Peoples Bank and next door to The Herald office, As soon as die necessary changes can be made in the room vacated by die Tide Bond and Guarantee Co. this room will be occupied by the Boston store and the room will be made one of die prettiest in the city. This firm, under Manager Cof­ fee,' has been a great success and. with a natural desire to grow, have taken the larger room and more central location. Look for their announcement In The Herald. Dr. Howard has returned and can be found a t his residence in the forenoon and his office in the afternoon.. 22.tf ___ ^ A fle w and veiry^tHSttyLsliipment o f readv-to-wear dresses fro m on e to fifteen years. G ingham s, Percales, L a w n s and T h e y are Batiste m ade o f in plaids, checks, stripes a n d Solid colors, w h ile the solid colors are trim m ed in plaids and stripes o f a contrasting co lo r STORE CLOSES THURSDAY N O O N -H A L F Two Stores, ! 21-123 E. First Street HOLIDAY FLORIDA �GREETINGS fROIH DIRECTORS with us for the coming season. We want f* Notice of Incorporotlon to secure better and cheaper transporta- N*»ot 1. h.«br iiv«, th.i_.ih« umi.rsi, tlon facilities and buy out crates, crate- Joshua C. cjix*e, Sydney O. Chat« and E" D Memfttr* of The rioflda Vcielable materials, ¿feeds and fertilizers at lower of Florid«, st ¥»n»Î!»j nkv¿¡c°oo Vhs Îîïfï orower»’ Asaoclatlon . P r t« . than w e h „ , b « n w m , . .. rted business with FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS. Sanford, Fla We wont*the cooperation of the •fnem-1 iQ"owlnl proposed article« of incorporation: à pjji Association «tart* with which Ufa money wiin wm-ai to organize iu bers of the Association individually and w Asnat* Or Iwx*k*aiw« uon com jffflpalgn than any similar organization collectively. Thl. A uocU tfw belony. to rrw%-dii j which we have knowledge. The m — 6 In every « n e . nf l b , w„rt 0„d > â t i ^ Æ i ^ S a , “ X Î » ( Ï S 5 l m s contributed a very small assess-le f llijlk »{fleers Qnd employees must have your .°'*f of incorporai loti. e •A NATURAL BEAUTY SPOT . IMPROVED ifpountlng In all to about »1000.00 atid' 1oyo yal support in both word and deed to — . A"nw* ( the board of director* borrowed »500.00 a cco m p lish th e th in g s w c h o v e set o u , to S s l/t ® a cco m n iish ducted In the State o( Florida and In other mates their pereonal notes. , * " ' o f the United Slates of America nnd In foreign W c are alread y a g reater bow er in th is SSmtrtes where««* nrceuary and convenient. The shell-mound "at the mouth of Lake Monroe; every con­ The previous year liad been' a very e n w m ..nTL ,L__ „ , t . The principal office of (he corporation shall be jn venience for picnic parties; admission free. The swimming . pool co m m u n ity th a n m a n y o f u s r e a liz e and the etiy of Sanford. Orange County. Florida, with haul one on the farmers of this district such « h er offices and- p fir, nf hasInrss ss «old ,nd while It was fully realized that art throughh uoo|>erntiou. confidence, imd good corporation th ill establish A n a t II iisocioiion of the growers was neccssnry fellowship, we will accomplish our aims is otdett0 handle the crops satisfactorily, and secure for tlyj growers of this district The senrrsl nature of ill* business shall bo to buy. lease or otherwise acquire lands nnd rights SUNDAYS. Other days by nrrangemcm. . „ . Mwas difficult to get the organization what Is Justly due them for their products, In lands In the State uf Florida and else­ where. and to dispose of Ihs same by sale, ever working toward a more complete, (tatted os money was Hard to raise. Go west on First street. Mnrl road to Brady's store, then lease or otherwise: lo purchase, plant. Im­ mam Inin - and opérale ' troves of cit­ ‘ fhe question of the beet sources through and perfect system of F. O. B.. soles for prove. north to Rand’s siding; cross, railroad nnd keep road cast of and rus a ml other fruits, to grow product uf any cash at Snnford, along rail road ¡"good hnrd road nft tho way. -‘ * kind or kinds, lo construct, own, Eente, or other which to sell our products came up and * . * %* * *■ ' , •**- w_ •<| wise control packing houses and to operate the Tlic Board of Rectors. when this was decided by popular 'Arte «apio for packing fruit grown by (hisCompany or by other persons; to ship, market and otherwise ,ome of our members having the largest dispose of the fruit nnd other products so purchased Nominations By Governor or (ruwn, to operate tram roads as may be found serfages left our ranks-( whether with any Tin* following right to J6 so or not ts ~ y « -to -b e Tletcr n* tne property or products mSvhWT rtFId or con­ trolled by said WyWBUVUj corporation, k™ but1 tint «1 to use.BW takl Uiu Governor: UUVUNlUr. ” / UK by the ■mined) taking away about one sixth of made UJ -r .i. , , . , meant of transportation for ihr purpose of doing JUUge Of the Tenth circuit for Bix yenra, the business of a common carrier, to »ell. moruna* our total acreage. sublet. pledge. hire, lease or ronvey the property This naturally reduced our resources Hon. F. A. Whitney, of Arcadia. of said corporation, or any part thereof, at the State's attorney for tho first district, discretion of the board of directors',' in harrow both in assessments and package-charges money, Issue bonds or other obligations, and to •for the season, without correspondingly Emmett Wilson, of Pensacola; succeeds,, »«mre payment of the sam e by deeds, mortgages. Wedges pr any o th e r kirul uf InitrutnenU. to w ak e C.-L._Wilsun. Tsslgndd.-----ng pur contracts of any Mml whatsoever for the further­ Judge of CrlmlnnfCourt, Walton county, ance of Lhc putpnaea nr ItuiiiuSA of the Company. ID. _ The October hurricane then came along £ No deal In inerrhutsdlse. do all nets and th things which mrrrhoijdlae. lo doallocts Clintles (). A(lUiewa.DcFuuiuk Springs. _ >‘l y f l* be necessary or prow*, width tbe board propAr. or wJdUi -— m j almost totally destroyed our crops in ■Worry may deem to tie advisable nr expedient Cmuity.solidtor Walton county. -A. G.‘ to beIrectors SelfTilkng-• the fields and seed-beds and forced us to done In the transaction of Its said business and generally,' lo have, exercise and enjoy all the L.\vith Iliis. safety re-plant. We did this replaptlng unwisely Campbell, of DeFuniak Sjxin^s. • Safetyfòuntdn. right powers and privileges incident tncnrporattons *k.'l'rpjtijh( orgnnlrwl under the law* of the atatg fountain pon. Just putting in too much lettuce to mature at IT ‘ tfiTsame time.. The same acreage of stick it Into your.pocket Asnax III for constipation :* , Tbe amount of the capital stock of this corpora­ lettuce distributed over six weeks of miy wn^’ i^'"happen» fo j: o, .CANT tion ahull be ten thousand dollars divided Into one shipping, would have brought us more A M a d ic in t T h a t D o es N o t C o a t A n y ­ hundred shares of one hundred dollars per share. O ne little tw ist tnnkis it lenkAll nr any part of the capital stock of this cor­ than twice what It did when crowded th i n g U n le s s It C r r s s . ■ LEAK poraiiott simi! be payable In or Issued 4i«ht, A.R-TIG HT. for cash or for the purchase nt property,' into three weeks shipping. Tbe active medicinal Inured lent* of labor or services ut a just valuation there­ R einll Orderlies,which are odorless, Unusual flooding ralnB for that season of lobe fixed by the Incorporators at a meeting Cointi In an*I see bow the hrtlc twist for tncorgunUatkm of the Company, or by the of the year followed the October storm tasteless and colorless, Is an entirely iljrectorsol -rjfjcorks it up and How quickly.it fillk itRelf, the Comunny at a meeting to be called that purpose. Alt «lock wjten Issued shall 1» after a few weeks anjj again injured our new discovery. Combined with other for fully paid and |ion-ns*essable. crops and seed-beds. Unusual sandstorms extremely rnlunblo . ingredients, It Axtklk IV also added to our troubles and fungous forms a perfect bowel regulator, Intes­ The lime for which said corporation shall exist tinal (nvlgorotor and strengthener., shall mil Iw I«' perpetual i diseases in lettuce and celery were worse Rexali Orderlies nre^ealen like candy Arncvr. V tbjin ever known in this district.'- A and are notable /o r tUeir agreeablcness P in business of tills corpnFallon shall lie conducifreeze in February destroyed 75 per cent, to th o pnlnio ami gentleness of Rctioo. : th* iultowlhg, and a treusurcr. and a board ' .lr — "of our potato crop. ' The result of nil of They do not causo g r ip in g or n n j dls- I ill not less than Ihrre^idirectors or more than five. <- Y I Aoy IwiMif said offiers except those ol president green bio effect o r Inconvenience. the misfortunes of this very unsatisfactory —lil vice presldenl may be held by the sama tier and Uuliko olber preimrtitlons for a lik e j sou. The number <rf ’directors shall be cbangeii WE ARE RUNNING season for growing vegetables was poor Ihoy do nut create n habit, , h?«" lime in time by the by-laws The Umnl of let luce, poor celery, and poor' and few Ipurpose. ,,,, ,o ' ^ ____ _ . , directors sluill Iw Hrctetl by the stockholders at the potatoes. And this. Association, in. its b u t ln a le a d th e y o te r c o in e tb o c a u s e o f ■annual meeting robelirhjon the second Tuesday h a b it a c q u ir e d th r o u g h th e u s e o f ordl- i 1,1 Mnv. HH2. ns the by laws shall prescribe, and »ery first year, with inadequate resources, . . . . In v n iin .u n . i i i . v i t n . . _ . Uidicallcr un die »«cond Tue«jay In May of rach '. f . " ty n a ry In x n flr c s, c n tb a r tlc a an d h n rsli , yenr. The Uuird of directors shall elect the officer» liad to go into the markets with piWuua \)hyslc. '---- *- nnd‘ permaneutiy “ •* I uf the couipapy. P ie president and vkwpresident remove .the « shall be rlevted front among the members of tbe tiiat wer^ far below the usuul grades of pro­ cause of constipation oVIrregular bow­ board 'h a i of director«.' P ie date of the annual meet­ 1 t ducts grown in This district and establish el action.. ing may be changed by the by-lttwg. A meeting shall lie la id on die .llllli day of June, Itl 11. at 10 Wo will refund your money without o'clock itself. - ‘ t a. III. id the city Ilf Sanford, Florida, fur the purtxMr of adopting hy-lnws and completing the Yet, with ull of these drawbacks, this argument If they do not do os we say I organization the company, fixing a lust vulunthey will. Two s Iecs, ^Sc. and 10c. Sold ' t’jrt upon theol property, labor or service« which Association has made a showing that be ottered in payment fur shares of capital *• ' doubt has ever been equuled by any only i t our *tpro—The Ilexall Store moy stock o! the company, -»ml for transacting such I*1 1 11 j f i* j f s) f • other business as may propefly come before the similar organization in its initial ybur.' meeting Until Uic odicers to licelectedby lliedirvctorschnsen nt the first election In May 1912. shall It Is uue that we have closed the' season l>c iiunlilird. thr.l,u*lnr»s of this corporation shall VBut wc arc not running from competition. M ERRIE ENGLAND with outstanding debts amounting to lie conduetetl Sydney O conducted hy by the following lollowlng Ottlcers; I j Olíase, president: Joshua C. (Tinse, vice president Why should wc? If you had ever traded with about *1000,00. but. wljnt have we to bal­ Is tlurtitle of a book on Social­ and treOBiiri-ri I. It. I). Chase. Chase, secretary: and usuren and 1. I kvdney O O,, .Cir .ch ase. Joshua " C 'Olíase, and I. I) l ance against this debit We have all of ism, containing the nnderlyinu us we would not need to answer, this question. C h a se sh s' a ll constitute the board of directors the valuable and costly experience of principles and the most impor­ Artur x VI _____ . — ------ Our-Prices are Right ---first year's operations os au organization tant’ objections^ For sale n t P ie highest ntiviunt of iiabiUty or IndebtedAess to which this eurporallui) shall al any tim e siihji-rt that we will not have to go through with • Our quajities arc better and wc fair, honest 2 1 1 First Street. Price 10c lt»elr Is One llum lred Thousand Dollars again; have established ourselves in the Arm It VII -treatment to our customers.—If any of our com­ markets with good brokers outside of the The nim irs and ir-thlrnce* of tlit-se IScorisiratuis old-line commission-bouses and have b* ‘VWVVWWVWVWS.WWWVVWWWWV and Ihe subscrltiers hereto and the ainunnts of petitors can B E A T that they are entitled to stock subscribed hy them severally a re ns fallows, shown dearly that we are on the right and said sh»re«of stock are hereby lubscrilied by your trade. ______ L_rj______ . / . them resiiectlvely: BICYCLES ’ AND SUNDRIES track to insure the future success and (3) slytr _ Sydney O, Chase. Sanford. Fla fivo (5 ) slutrra L. D Chase. Sanford. Fla. one (I ) share (I) sha prosperity of ■tne growers of this com­ 25 BICYCLES (fl) shares »(mi joahua C. Chase. Jacksonville. Fla live <S) WHEN IN NEED CALL UPON munity, . FROM ÙS0 UP TO $1». FOR NEW . St h i m FlnsiOA j . We firmly believe that, hud (lie inferior Coumtv or Duval B». «7Î — Pbon. « Personally Oils duy before tne. a notary pul public. In crops of tills last season been consigned » SIIANIBARGERj- . . and for said rounty and stale, npprnrrd Joshua C. /osi ORLANDO. FLORIDA to old-line cotninissipn-tiouscs. as lias Chase, to me known and known to me io W of lie one t persons who subscribed the foregoing instru­ been the rule heretofore, we would not isu wwvsm swsvwsss«wvnsvkv the m ent and acknowledged before me that he subscrib­ Phone 330 Sanford, Florida ed the same ill guodfalth nnd for tlie purposes.1here­ have.received within 5(J per cent, of what in inriil lulled. we did receive for those ■crops through fa WrtwKM Witrxrnr, I1have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this 19th day of May, our method of distribution, cash-sales, B. E. R e n a i , A. D 1911. o ta ry PUbllcT S i i le o r Flòrida and sales through our brokers. — —r fevitf My—N commission e sp irea Jan 21. lUiy Plumbing and • We see much room lo t improvement v S it u or Fuwin* I both in tho fields and in the management Coumtvue Osam.i. . I G a s F i t t i n g Personally lidi day liefore me, a nqtary imldic in of our business. W.e urge a more thorough _________ anil for said______ countyy nnd state, appeared Syídney ( l grading, and a more uniform packing of All Work Receives My Personal Attention Chase and L. D. Chase, to me known nnd known to me to lie two of (be persons who lubscrlbbd Ihe and .best e^orts our products to assist the saics-departforegoing Instrument and acknowledged befurr me that they subscrllirtl the same in g<f>d faith nnd -rncut in getting the very best ■results in Pitone 251) for the ptiipuse* therein mcnUaned----- . _____ Opposite City Hall the market. * ■ Is Wrrarss Wnr.iror. I have hereunto set niy hand nnd nffised my official seal Ihi» 23rd. day pf We find that we can greatly improve , May, A. D 1911. B. F Warn«», Js . L [senll Notary Public. State of I loridn and economize In the management of qur Vt-Vn----- Mr fommiMtim curares t-ebyr tHM IO*#business at our home-office here in Sail ford and we have discovered we can much improve and simplify our- system FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS of book-keeping. *Wo are putting these L. H. T E M P L E improvements and economies into, effect right now, not waiting for a new season a c t n i j a c k BÓn V IU c f l o r a l c o m p a n y lo start tbepi. The potato-liens, freightPhone IGG. liti» und Oak Ave; • claims, package-charges, and other out­ i 1JMi i*' *" ■ Sanford, Special Offering In Ferns. standing accounts due this Association., cannot be collected oil at once, and this Florida Floral Designs to Order. Association owes in the neighborhood of I-28-KMÍ - 11600.00. . . : G. R. CALH0ÜN % S m ill W O O D LAN D PARK ■Ac, There is no w ro n ^ en d up with an • ; H EN R Y M cLA U LIN First-Class W// Feed I ^ Store. t "T , Sanford Supply Co. C. H. DINGEE ----- L, if INSURANCE G A SO LEN E STOVE § ll»< ThèOri lf Absolutely Safe The matter la therefore open nt \hig meeting to discuss the method by wlilch we shall dear our indebtedness. If we had the amount represented by our out­ standing rotnto-lieni and package-charges , *e would be ahead Instead of behind, on this season's operations, inspite of the feet that It was our first year’s operations. Wh many mistakes and unforeseen contlngendes arising. “In time of peace prepare for war" is a wise admonition, and daring this sum­ mer, while we have no crops to move, we want lu do some effective work. We want to Increase our .membership ond control a still larger percentage of the acreage of title district, While we have had troubles of our owii, this past season, others have had greater ones aqd men who were not with us and who again tried out t)ie oausigumeut-onwmiulWon method, are..most heartily MUSIC Tl LESSONS Gasolene ’ Stove on the Market CM 1 « tí f i At Studio Music Room, Pico Block By teacher whose advantages have been very superior under the best na­ tive talent, also German master of In­ ternational fame graduate of Conserva­ tory of Llepsic and HeldbprgbausenLatest and best methods in piuno and maud nitri theory and harmony Sight Reading a Special F eature. -:• -:- It Delicious '• ’ IC E C R E A M Lawson’s Phone - 275 ! Students carefully graded; special attention to coTVect work with begin­ ners as well os advanced pupils; good piatto, limited number of 12 only. ~'*é By Mrs. A. tl. Crlppen, Jr., wlto has decided to resumé ber musical work again, r Address Box 1127 I f interested call and nd let us explain its advanta in ta k e s , T7 . - • The Gço. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. ^ P H O N E NÒ . 8 •%è.**V* �S 2 0 • 2 S 0 F l o w I n g wells are guaranteed. Drainage sure. Numerous Boulevards, graded and dItchod, traverse this property ® ® J ^ Celery Delta 0 Take Street Cars for • Lots In P A L M V ILLA sold -onv easy terms J 0 • PALM TEN R O U N D ..TRIPS road . . . I n P A L M Í H A M M O C K sold on * easy terms DAILY Only three . and one-half m l e i from Sanford, on 0 F a r m s Hie Sanford" and T tverglades R. R. • will run freight ® trains and • itrfet % ^ car* direct through A Palm . Mammock £ with side track« ? every half mile for • loading can . . Q . ® Price« will toon advance materially A Buy a town ha in PALM VIBLA 0 Z tsiyi •>t¿friai i rtwa y See J E S S A• MI N'E PARK 0 10 acre« of itately 0 • 'KlimvrsF. Palmi, Majestic Oalu and fragrant V-11 f__ —r Yellow Jessamine an exquisite ipot fi{*un trammeled nature c . . . Palm Mammock is being settled by a very high clan of p e o p l e . A home here insures you good neighhors . . . . /(OSNIWI - T lK K iW ; J S 9 g £ a j «L M B lg S M ) 2 9 w g Frequent at'rVet car service brings churches, theatres and shops to your door Rural Free De­ livery mail ser­ vice. Convenient /U -*TP school privilege for your children Young Men of Sanford buy a PA LM to regret Jt H A M M O C K Farm or you will live First National Bank Building There Isno b e t t e r , ® • Improved transports- • 2 <safer Investment than g J tlon Is the forerunner ^ f 'f • oflnoreased values. • 8oloctod real estate, S A N FO R D FLO RIDA # �In Court o f th e County Judge, S ta te , of Florida r!J|. SAhfORO LODGES S a n f o r d l o d g e No. 2 7 , 1. O. O. F.Meets »very M onda/ a l 7i30 p. to . over Im perial Theatre. J. C. Hull. N 0 . , w. S. Baldwin. Secy. WMtñcr I Or»HH Covnty '• L fg atets. Distribut*«* and all alni» or D em andi a« aln it‘stkd E state. You. and each of you, are hereby nollfled and required to present any rln lm i and dem and* S e m ln o la C h a p te r Sp 2 . O rd e r E a s t e r n S t a r w jlch you, or either of you. m ay have n gainit the Meet* every second and fourth Friday In month. « o r e o r * . I t Vfhftner. deceased. late «r Orange Every one wh(Thoi seen h li S ta r In th e -E a tt are oounty, riotldn. to the umlrr*Unr«l odm lnlu'rator cordially Invited to vlalt th e chapter. of.*ald estate, w ithin two year» from the d a t# . A lkt t . RoaatKt, Sec'y. hereof. Dated April ISth, A. D. 1011. r. O .t. celery City Aerie 1833 •• THTNER, A dm luistruior MMltHlS first and third Tuesday* In awery month. Ilall in Welborne (Buck. third floor. wagon nn ■hstntl-nf-iham. bearing the t* wanting tooU, turned bar horao farther In th e D istrict Court or the United to the right so that the auto wai forced S ta te s In and for th e Southern Disto pot* at the left. -Look nTTtIBC Isn't that 'im r tike n woman”, exclaimed die driver of the auto. -She happens to be right my friend'*. <nd the other man smiled, "if she la n woman". As o matter of fact. Just about half (If that many) of the m en who owns ' autps. know or conform to the rules of mad a* to the passing others. The rules of the road dictate that (in slet America autos) which meet, turn to the right, and that when an auto overtakes another In Court of th e County Judge. S tate cmiYcyancfljBf-imy kind the unto, i’UShca to the left, the vehicle ahead keeps to the rignt. To — all Creditors. Lrgnlres. Diitributi **P«Y*^ M V .«..« w M u in in a and all You may kill fewer people U you will -Persons bavin« Claims or Demands against said remember this. You, and each of you. are hereby notiflrd and re A Courmty WöMAH: P h a e n U L o d g e No. 5 , K. o f P. Meet* second and fourth Tuesdays. V lsltlnl knUthl* alw ays welcome. P. E. Hutchinson. C. C. SHIPPERS OF Florida Fruits S a n r o r d I o d g e , No 0 2 . T «. A. M. (*- W. Sprnccr. M nitrr: J . 'C. E ntn lln fer. Secre­ tary. Com m unication every Orsi and th lrd T h u rsdays a t 7 :30 p .jn Visiting brother* welcome. U n ite B r o th e r h o o d o f C a r p e n t e r s a n d J o i n ­ General Insurance Agents e r s o f A m e r ic a - Sanford Uwtal Union No. iTSI. U. D. of C. e n d j. pf A. meet* every T hursday night at 7 o'dock In the Basies' Hall. W. A. Kumohr, .president; T. U Lent. K. S. 4 T. a • a % a SA N FO R D .w FLORIDA C. M, HAMILTON . DENTIST ' Room IS Pico Dui|dtng Phone 355 Bank of Sanford, Florida When . in doubt, regarding where to •hip or sell consult Lewis Vegetable Ex­ change, Lelller Block, corteoua treaunent no trouble toaensiblo questions 11-It DENTIST Office: Yowell Building The ONLY , bank in Sanford that INSURES EVERY DOLLAR DE­ POSITED AGAINST LOSS from any SANFORD. FLOR1UA and a ll cau ses. DR. R. M. MASON SECURE a none mow MUSHROOM CORNS Most Painful of All Foot Ailments How to Cure Them. * . OENTISr THE PEO PLES Phons 10 Prom pt Service OF SAN FO RD Polite Service s Accurate Service DR.'“ W. E. sHOUSHOLDER am i will appreciate your patronage DENTIST FOUR HER CENT allowed on Savings Deposit« ------------ — :——Safety Deposit Boxes Torrent Koums 23. 24 and 23. Pico'Bids. .. S A N T OR D, - F L < M M. SMITH, H. R/S t EVENS. President Vice-President H. E. TOLAR Oitr Easy Payment Plan seems to suit everybody. because wc'enable you to It's (xipillur Office & Residence. Sl'J Mngnoliu Ave < Office Hours: 9 (o 12: 3 to ü Ollier hours hy appointment Get A llomc De the landlord's slave no lunger. Strike out for freedom. We will help you if you Sanford will let us. Our « Homes at •• Pìorid ANDEW JOHNSON arc juAt the thing for-you. Tukd your wife to look at. them. She will ho de- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW osa a n d W a g o n s ITartk-e* In S t a i ? ami Federal Courts. N. H. G A R N ER M. G. T. Sanford, Florida Phane 24U Ilulldtnt W r it* fo r 8 t « n e i l s a n d M a rk e t R o p o r ts •T o d ay F, G. HEVVITT CO. S7.Vr»V.n .?. New York ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR • AT-LAW » HEAVY HAVLINO AND CONTRACTING Quicker, Neater and Better than the Old Way Just Try Me and See Sagte Han but New Location No. 113 W. first Street jTex t Door to oodrufrt Store SANFORD, \ FLORIDA L. G. STRINGFELLOW JUSTICE OF THE PEACE # - NOTARY FUItLIC The Florida Grower Fur truckers and fruit «rowers. For folks who want to know atiout Florida. Weekly. $1.00 per year; monthly, 23c. semi 10c for a ten-issue trUlsul»w r Union. S n a p p y . B r ig h t, C le a n Drink a Bottle of AD E, THE TUNER, grow er T am ps, F R H O N E NO, 4 0 . ORLANDÓ, we can supply y Automobile fine, rent Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged L air S ta ta Attorney S rv rn tb Judicial Circuit of Florid* Residences'. Sanford and ^vivati, l-akr ( • the Flo r id a 8 0 0 F l o r i d a A tre. - B la c k a m lth ln g a n d H o rR M h aaln g GEO. A. DeCOTTES L o o k i n g for a G o o d ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR aT LAW Practice in State and Federal Courts House to ship your Welborn Block • Sanford. Fla Fruit and Vege­ tables to ? THOMAS EMMET WILSON Summer or Winter LIVERY, F E E D and M arkham Park H e re is o n e on tho b o at m a rk o t A M o to r F p r Any BANK OFFERS Sanford, Florida The Mushroom corn |a so called from Ita plttéd cone top. rdflehibllng a tiny mushroom. .I t burrows deep Into (he toe and sets more Inflamed than oilier «orna. For th* qufck italef and cure of “ Ibéae 'andnkir corna and callouses the __followlD*,la the moat i»IT«?etlv« remedy. • , " ♦* known to sc!enee: Dissolve 2 tnblespoonfuls of Caloclde coin—s c p o u n d lit a bn* ala of bot water. bonk tho feet In this for full fifteen minutes, gently inn*•aging tl)o.eoro parts. (I^ s s time will not give ‘Vloalrcd results.) All sore nrss Instantly disappears and the'torn or callous can be easily |>eeled off. It may be necessary to repeat this for n number of nights for a complete .cure, but tf adhered to It will surely succeed. A llftle-i oltv« oil rubbed on . tho part' Is very beneficia l. This Caloclde la o. Very remarkable preparation for all .foot allnlenls and is nn longer confined to doctors’ use. Any druggist has 11 In stock or will quickly get It from bis wholesale house. A twenty-live rentpackage la usually sufficient (o put .the worst feet in fine condition. Dad smell­ ing «feet and tender feet need only a few treatm ents, likewise with Inflamed bunions This Item will bo welcomed, by persona who have tried Ineffectual powder« and tabldta.. : • i FLORIDA Wade Will Pay Phone Toll on All Genuine Ordere • Purpose GINGER A L E OR SO D AW A TER Manufactured with pure dUllllcd water—they will prevent'illneaa, eld digestion and give you health Tho Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla we are at your service with the very best care. We never sleep. If you are in trouble call us any hour of the night or duy. y McLaulin JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES Pickard's Hund-Puinted China - Durham'« Sterling Silver •7 Roger«' Plated Wore Elgin and Wnlthum Wotche« Sanford Machine & Garage Company PHONE 331 1 Sanford Library ALL GOODS GUARANTEED A PRO PH ET Uie son of u prophet are not re­ tired that inrm funn innas lands in uircd to predict mat range County will never cost less. Desirable cheap government land has decreased so rapidly the past few years that improved farming land hi this section have felt the law of supply and demand and are rapidly increasing in value. * Don't delay. See us today. ' # O F SANFORD, F L A H . RAND. P ro a ld e n l P . F O R S T E R , C a a h ltr O R O . F R R H A L D , W lo o -P ro o . R . F . W H tT R R R , f m k O M b l i r ^ Only National Bank In Orange County Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance Safety Deposit Boxes for Ront ASH ES ROACH PEPPER * t B ROOM 2 0 U p s ta irs , P ic o B lock Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m AND - S atu rd ays 4 to 9 p. m .- Mlev Ammiuh h«*r> U b Ml »an a*«t tram ólmi. *^r» Ann a 4 fcrfcfea* uà fMtfT. m lairUa ai Wftitan M»n Ma­ tto away im CamaM pmml» H Ua< rii » CMUa 5. 4 V«aa»kf»Aaafla T«a«N« »n fM uk limifi »« B»l M i»s MWH al hiMd tm MoagVf«pa*r. m«Màimmrnr*tda***«oli fa/9100 « |>t ir Ihm m Lm ii WIfiluwà UM'I Uif a butti ( / k*.».» r*Hw» Ita IbUI TWm (ta à IsaasHtd Hms wi'V#.m | oc»n tavtad ASHE DI SI NFECTANT CO T sm . s. Fioaios. MM «I JlslUak tu* n Cou«* as PM pfMd al “ N. H. G A R N ER Sanford, Florida ashes mrrsxDLT GENERAL FIRE t) INSURANCE AGENT v �V * v 'w The .Most Attractive Home In Sanford Heights ♦' ' * • . • ** , * v « * ■* -■ . • . . ' " %m % * .J. For 30 Days L Offer my Shell Dashed Bungalow in Sanford Heights For Sale Wide Porches Seven Ro om B ~ - Splendid Kcwancc System of Corner Lot Fronting E ast 67 F e d on Park Avenue and 130 Feet Deep-. « . The House is well Furnished Throughout * - v atcr Works A lley Plenty o f Room in Attic for 4 Gopd Rooms SANFORD Commencement Exercises (Continued from First P aje) H it General News o f “ The Land Education in the University of Florida at Gainesville. Dr. Tbackston's address was a : gem. full òf" gòód thoughts ' and of F low ers; sparkling with b lu <of humor, .fie ex­ pressed- bis surpriso at the beauty and CliLtfO FROM THE STATE PRESS attractiveness of Sanfonh and especially ihespkmdld achoolfnclflllM Oflbè place. His subject was Education and he dwelt An Epitom e o f ttra Week’s M ost Int briefly, on what was tbe true meaning of p o rta n t Happenings In th e education. Ho said that In past ages that dlfforant nations bad their ideals Two enterprising citizens of Braden- and purposes in seducations and. called town have formed a company to manu­ attention to their relative success and facture carpels, rugs and portieres. The failures. He stated the,- education should weaving will be dune' with improved ma- be practical but broad and the ¿rsat fabric l chinery and the raw material- will be fundlraental prlndbal of the whole thing grown within the limits of Manatee should be for the moral uplift of humanity County« and kha making of better mem and Fdmandina Is going ui have a new women." lid'“also touched on the im­ national bank, ta be called the Citizens portunes of education from the money National Dank of Fernandina. The.capi­ making stand~polnt calling attention to tal will be $50,000 and the president will Uie fact that it is the trained men and be Carl wnrfleld, who ilhcc 1D00 has bom women w htrare taking the places in the t 1 Uw baahTer of the First National Bank of commercial world. tbe same city. • Al , ' Prof. Perkins. In hi* own pleasing, Four little brothers, of Little River, kindly manner addressed the graduates amomg their other farming and propugu-' briofly, saying that such occasions were ting fields, have fifteen acres of straw­ always tlmea^for rejoicing and sadness. berries, For two weeks they have been He extended to them heartily congratu­ gathering their caop and are marketing lations from faculty and school board on for from 1thirty-five to fifty -cents per what they had accomplished In completing quart, and estimate that the ontpout will the high school course. He t!)en presented be not less than 60,000 qts. and will net diplomas to the following: Mary Chapthem a t least $1,500, or $1,000 per acre— pell. Mable Brown Cowan, Martha GWynn Fox, Caroline Louise Lovell, Ruth Esther . Ft. Lauderdale Herald. Sanford has its celery, Lakeland Its Mettinger, Sarah Eugenia ■Pope, WlUie strawberries and Hastings Its potatoes; Mary Singletary, Gussje Èmma filli*, but -Pensacola farmers have gone to Sadie Christine Williams, William Ernest growing pepper as a specialty— Pepsactriu Betts, Harry F. Carlson. Ernest F. Houshohler, Abie O. Kenner, William. Vail Journal. . LoveU and Seth Lee Woodruff. A. H. Inglee a Western Union Telegraph At the close of the program, during the operator, was found dead in ’his room at last number of the orchestra, 'Marshall the Cariotod House iirOcala last Sunday. Mahoney led faculty, graduates and Mr Inglee did his usal work at the tele­ trustees to the library where thè gradu­ graph office yesterday, and went home ot ates formed in line and received the con9 o’clock last night. Heart failure caused gruitUations of the faculty, trustees and hi» dlath, and «tin end must have come host of relatives and friends, who were very suddenly for no one had any idea present and Interested in their1welfare. Episcopa l Club Syracuse Steel * SO LD• ‘ BY . B E S Tf“ PLO ** W ON The Hill Hardware Company E A R TH S A N FO R D , F L O R I DA _ i.__,— / io s - K l Rev. Wm. Crane Gray, D. D. Bishop of .Southern Florida, will make 1 his annual visitation to the church of the Holy »Cross Sanfordt on Sunday ,next June i 4th, at which time services will be as t follows:-Early Celebration 7 A.Tl.. Mornkilled there Sunday morningJiy a negroi ing Prayer IOJO, Sermon and Celebration whom he was attempting to'; arrc}t, act-. 11 A. M. a t which service the Holy Rite Ing as a deputy. The aflair created a goodI of Confirmation, or The Laying on- of deal of cxoitetnenl at Lady Lake, as Mr. Hands will pc abmiplsiered by the Bishop. Vespers as usal at 5-P. M. A cordial Grant was quite popular there. invitation is extended - to the people of in'the 126 working days of the' present year up to Saturday. Tampa'had 'shipped our City and Parish to attend these ser117,605,000 cigars—almost an average <f one million a day for the entire year to - Sale a t The Boston The Boston store will have a big re­ moval rale commencing- Saturday June has resulted from tbe passage by both 3rd. Bargains galore and the place to branches of tbe Florida .Legislature of tbe savç money. See the bills. bill against the'plcking. packing, offering for sale, or the shipment of immature and WHAT CURES ECZEMA? 1 unripe citrus fruit but no circle is the • Wa have bsd so many Inquiries newt more wdostne than in the Florida lately regarding Eczema and other CUrua Exchange from General Manager skin dMkUrn, th at ire are glad to W. C. Temple down to the humblest grow­ make our answer public. A ftsl care­ er identified with that organization. ful Investigation we have found that a. simple w aahj>fQ U -cf JV lntarfraen, in an effort to ride over .the Governat a âa compbunded ln D. D. D.. eaa b» revela the second tira» the House struck a Ued upon. W# would not moka thla •tump on Monday in Its effort to pass atatam aat to our patrons, friands and the Angle anti-convict leas« bill By one nelghbora unies*..ve ware aura o t It— vota the required two-thirds railed, and and aithough thsre ara many ao-callsd not until another Legislature meets will Beat ma remédies sold. v a ourealvas it be possible to consider the bringing of unhasltatlagly recoam ang XX D. D. Florida's convicts into use for improv- Preacripttoeu , Bacaaaa—W* know that tt givea tameat of ^ p i Mk roods« ^ stant relief to th at torturlng Itcà. _ becs use—D. D. D. starta the cura St Will H are House P arty th s foundatioo of the troubla. . A merry party of Sanford girls will Becmuae—Il cleansea, aoothea and leava far Daytona Beach next week to Be béais th» skia. » gone far two weeks taking ia all tbe deBecaute—It eaablee N ature to rapalr tha ravages of the dlscaaa Ugbta of that famous resort. Becausa—Tbe records of tan ragra of compléta cures of thouaanda ot moet serto us show th a t D. D. D. ta today recognlsad aa the absoluta!y raUabla Eczema cure Drcp tato our atore today, juat to Calk ovar your casa v ttk a a # L R. PHILIPS * -r The Car You*JI Be Proud To Own Y ouM ust Sec These Cass To Appre­ c ia te Them— It is so easy when .one is thoroughly enthused about such a magnifi­ cent car as the Cole 30 to say that "nothing like it has ever been sold at anywhere near the price of the 1911 Cole 30"—to say that "it** the classiest car of them all”—that "it’s tbe car you'll be proud to own“—“you will marvel that such a car can be sold at the prices." We can write volumes and present nrgum soi aftet argument-to- -prove-~ttr y<SU~ that* these statements ore merely absolute facts— ' Fate Dor* » TbyJ*Ta tut«*n W kttlbaw I t ! ibtKri. TwtVi JWM j tt the Ignition—Double, Magneto and Batteries. a, rilling Clutch—Improved leather-faced cone. Jr . Transm ission—Selective. 3 speeds forward and re'• verse. Drive— Shaft. _____ __________ '____________m . v 050 34x4 .T ire»- and Firestone Demountable .Aims— * 7 i.a a o — the 4Tnch tires will save you a lot of repair bills mid the metre, big 34 inch wheels assure road-smoothness. w‘ nford. R ear Axle—Full Floating Type with Hyatt Roller J * Bearings. W heelbase—118 Inches. * Economical In Up-Keep—Economical In Fuel, havilgncd iug an official record 23.6 miles to the gallon of gasoline. n £ thq highest grade materials with the nicest accuracy, as­ sures perfect smooth new of operation and absolute and tbe flexibility of i n J point suspension maintains no matter how rough tbe road—no waste of power. Its 4H x4!t Four Cylinder M otor Develops 3036 H.P.. affording ample reaerve power for a five pasaenger OV. enabling you to take the »teepeat hills without perceptible effort or to speed along the road faster ihfP you care to go. rich upholstering for which you pay hundreds of dollars more in other Cara. The Cole 30 “Fore-Dore” Touring Car can be in­ stantly converted imo a regular touring car by removing the forward doors without marring its finish / Equipment—Magneto, demountable rims, three id lamps, gaa lamps with generator, horn, full set of took pump and Jack. — / ■ --1 „ Ask f o r • D em onstration—It Imposes no obligation, whatever, upon you and it’s very convincing argument. ,Ptwne today- KEELY’S GARAGE -Phone 130 Sanford 124 Oak Avenue - Florida �E t FINE FARMING SECTION LONGS E0R SANFORD. NEWS Of THE WORLD --- ------------ - TheeFollowIng L e tte r Is Self Explan­ atory. Items o f Interest Cleaned Troni Goshland. Mo.. May 24th. 1911. . Various Sources' Mr. R. J. Holly, Editor, Herald. Herewith I send one dollar to renew SANFORD MADE GOOD ON CROPS six month subscription to the •Herald, HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK that-1 may know what is going oh down there, do not am how 1 mulH ho tn tl.fln l interest In celery „not only here but n V isitors To The s ta t e Claims San­ An Epitome o f th e W eek's M ost to close my eyes to such n bright spot os Here th e Readers Will rin d a Brief other sections of the country where ford to The Section For p o rte n t Happenings In th e Sanford, and Its able Exponent—The Her­ crop can be successfully grown to mat H istorical Spring Mowing Diversified Farm ing S ta te ’* Domain.' ald. 1 am always glad to see It arrive. along about the time the California c P o rtto rrte ff KMitferk "The Cast Coast has shipped 250,000 goes on the markets. It la learned h p Since the siren song of the flat woods and thoroughly enjoy reading U,. I oin Justice Harlan of the Supreme Court barrels of Irish potatoes this season", says here thnt the Orange county, Cnlifor e land promoter has flooded Uie state with much pleased with w horl hear gbout tbe was seventy-eight pen» of age June 1, the Mulberry Enterprise. "Think of the crop, which is the Southern Callfor " people" seeking the second Paradise at Sanford district, of its climate and soil, a and was the object of congratulations money that will bring into the state for COlery belt. Will tint haw« mil mure .n H ten doltara per acre, one dollar dawn rind pleasing combination that sneils success.. fruttr litanyTrinds wlfo adm(ra him for his Tt,!- » „t.i Ut_.J-' li.'.L one artide or toodf And it Is well to 2,000 acres this year, a hi g reduction independence and nigged hon»sty. Should of Sanford have had but little to say grasp of old Jack-Frost, and Into the he remain on tho bench a year ibngcr, as think of It, for a (ow years ago the gen­ under former years. eral impression among those far away _ Various reasons aae given, among them about their section preferring to let the grip of a long spell, theft is. fully us un- seems possible, lie will have served longer seemed to be that "Florida could raise poor returns to the growers nmlTtm down #veragem an of average intelligence see pleasant and at-dlsastrous a* tho post thun-uny justice «inee- the -foundation—ofonly alligators and mosquitoes—with a land making it unsuitable for celery the state for themselves and find out the grim winter was. Twice each year the the court. few oranges as a side issue. Now tho culture. Whatever the cause the Callfor real garden spot where vegetables can be people of this glorious state have thrust The Supreme Court seems to. have side­ early vegetables from Florida supply the nia celery growers are giving up the crop grown at any lime of Uie year regardless upon them an occiilar demonstration of stepped when it smdosed upon the Circuit Northern, Eastern and Western markets, for beet culture, that being considered of drouth or flood and where growers have the folly of trying to run a fnrm without Court of Now York to do for the trusts and bring the highest prices. As the more profitable. Celery, as is well known made money and ore still making it. an irrigation plant. In the fall then in that which it o u g ^ te s have done Itself The Sanford section is nof an experiment, the summ,cf. Also the severe white» and done now. f j ^ J L b c interesting to . ’ Enterprise aptly says, "Surely this- la is rather trying ou land and in Southern has never been a colony proposition of kll) our fruit, and tho dry hot summer obieltve the m odltPuult^jbdt Uie court great state. California they have to use about S15 cheap lands and is the real vegetable burns up our vegetation. will evolve wlUiin the next six tnoaUis. Kissimmee Is preparing to entertain the worth of commercial fertilizer to the acre section of the state by .actual facts and Thine for Sanford, its climate,, water However, no watter how well tt mny do state convention of the-Baptist Young each yean It is likely, therefore, that figures. The visitors to the state are and soil, F. J. Sprague. its work tho matter will come back to the People's Union which will convene there there may be something in the claim that quick to note the real value in Sanford Supreme Codrt jor Anal adjudication, next Tuesday; about'250 delegates being the fertile celety land of southern .Califor­ lands as tbe following articles Tn the An East Coast Squash f The mnymuin record for temperature nio has been over wot ken with that crop. Altoona, Pa., Mirror indicates: - expected^ 'V." ✓ The other day somebody showed Rep­ in Columtya this season was reported by Two Tampa men have perfected on The growers here are not Inclined to re "Conductorennd Mrs. J. A. Ninner of resentative Stewart of Brevard, n clipping arrangement by which the aaiotno- joicé at the misfortunes of others' but 2410 Ouk avenue, Altoona, have returned from the Times-Unlon describing an a registration of fill 3-1U. The hottest blle crank cannot reverse and smash the naturally, here as elsewhere, they will In from their, trip, to Florida, wliero Mr. enormous tomato which hod been ex­ previous ream! wns 98 8-lO several days__ arm of the dictator. This will prove a putting out their crops, take into consider­ Nutner was In attendance at the con­ hibited in Manatee county. According to ago. Tills breaks the record for this vl- . splendid thing for automoblllsts and will ation the fact that California is reducing vention of the Order of Kailway Conduct­ the newspaper report the tomato was cinlty for June 4, the former record being 08 in 1895. No prostrations from ehe prqvent the recurrence of many nocldents her celery acreage.. ors. ut Jacksonville, together with touring almost as largo as Colonel Floyd's hriqd heat have been noted. which have marked the progress* of the the state. Mr. and Mrs; Numer are de­ after he learned that he was "Intellectual t G reater Sauford Band Daniel P. Wrinkle, aged 29 years, a con­ amateur of the chauffeur. lighted witli certain sections in Florida, leader of the h o u s e .'Sanford is to have a full Military Band *■ Keepers of hotels, boarding houses and of Fifty (50) men. The present organi­ especially the lake region and tho portion I Mr. Stewart went the Tiiues-Unlon one ductor on nn Oak S treet. car of the restaurants are reminded that a bill pass­ zation is to he Increased to that number of it in a twenty to thlrty-flvo mile radius I Letter wiQi the following story of a squash Chattanooga Electric railway, had bis head knocked off while the car was cross­ ed by the Legislature at its recenusession New reefuits will be received, special in­ of Sanford. One thing that surprised I grown by one of ills constituents, ing the McCallie avenue viaduct. The requires'that they screen all the openings struction will be given themhi|d all possi them, and upon which they laid special One day at the end of the season the car wus loaded with women and childnen on such premises against flies - and ble will be done to make musicians of emphasis, was that, contrary to tho gen-1farmer who had raised this mammoth uf who became frantic at the sight of the mosquitoes. This bill is now a law and them. erully accepted idea up here in PennsyJ- faij went out Into the fields to hurvest headless body. Ills lihad came in con­ mnst be respected. The band is now-under a uew leader vaiAa. that Sanford and vicinity was too same. He carried a brood1axe on his tact with a heavy girder, and Uie con­ far north to he In the citrus belt, and that | shoulder together with a small ladder. t. The Pensacola Journal .calls attention ship und plana ore now -under "'way. for ductor was decapitated as by a guillotine. Placing tha ladder against the southern . to the fact «hat a budded grapefruit tree making this ouc of the great hands, not grupc fruit and oranges would not thrive That Lieut. Ilaguem, of the French Costs only $1 and will bear in three years. only in Florida, but in the entire sou tit. there was couUary to rho facts, as they end of Uie squash, he picked . his way Every Floridian who owns or occupies u This can all be successfully accomplished were driven through miles of groves and cautiously to the top, raised th e jua-and aymy, who stated vcsterdaymornlng iron» Nice tjp an aeroplane flight for Cbreicq piece of ground ought to set out one or and much more easily titan is generally were surprised at thtf quality, which they dealt tbe stem ri vigorous blow. . bus met (featb in the venture Is now c o n say wus superior to anything they hud The axe slipped In its descent and went two of them. suppoqiii. sidered almost certain. Torpedo boat eaten at home, shipped from anywhere. smashing through the rind, into, the Tito band will furnish the instructor, Charles Merwiu, a well known young destroyers und other navul craft have. * man of Palatka^ vrhlle assisting In the the music, the room fur rehearsals and They were also pleased at what they suw interior of the vegetable. TIilA rattier searched in vain for any tidings ' of) the driving. of an artesian well on Palutka litany other incidentals. The charges at'Saiifbrd and vicinity, in the .vegetable disconcerted tho fanner, us it was his missing aviator. Heights yesterday during a thunder and for all this, if any, will be insignificant. trucking section, especially celery, und in best axe. so, witli] the aid of a sharp A widespread plot against Francisco'I. electrical storm was the victim of u most The candidates will bo required to pro­ explaining tho methods In vogue, such as stick, he gouged a larger opening imq unusual and painful accident. He wore vide themselves with instruments, of a sub-irrigation, sub-drainage and sub- (lie squush, crawled through and began Madero. Jr., with ramifications* In Sail • u pair of heavy work shoes and when standard specified by the band and also ariution, and that certain sections of to explore its interior for tho missing mi Antonio, El Paso, New York and Mexico Florida were certainly favored." plemuut City has been discovered, according to the storm was ut its height lighting struck witli the necessary brains. llcreds another one of the same son:' news coming from Mexican govelnnieqt THe pulp of the squash wus so soft und As a school of music, the Military Band the heel of his right shoe, rnn up the iffiirrs.------------------ :---------- -———:----:—"Conductor and Mrs. W. J. Sherman of dense liiul the axe had sunk outirelyout metal fasteners. Into the heel .of his foot Ijs emphatically the finest in the world mst Altoona und Conductor and Mrs. W. While about fen days the* results of Uie of sight, and for some time lie grouped and (ore- ltT n lb shreds, shattering the 1 and witli proper study and application, invcsligatisn by Uie bureau of corpora­ Wolf of 308 Fifth uvenue, Altoona, have his way »round through tiie seml-dnrkbone and pulling tha flesh a Way from the lit is possible to receive a musical odu tions into tiie organization and conduct ness in vain. returned home from their Florida trip. bone in other parts of the pedal member, cation, in some rcpecta superior to that of the United States Steel Corporation They attended the Jacksonville convention At last he stumbjed over something, The capricious bolt completely converted | given by the best conservatories of will be placed on the desk-of President of the Order of Railway Conductors. They and bending down, found himself face to tbe Shoe into bits of torn and twisted music. . * Taft. It will then)rest with the presi­ I making up the new membership, the nlso made a tour of Florida's famous face witli a*nmn, evidently just uwukened leather, it having been rent asunder as dent and Attorney General Wickershaiu places and resorts. from a dose. After they had exchanged would a piece of tissue paper between experienced musicians residing in the whether the 'administration will begin Among the wonderful thipgqjhey saw greetings, tbe stranger said: vicinity are Invited to come In with us. thè Angers of a Sandow. proceedings _ in the courts against, the “So you lost your axe. ehf Well, 1 can was (he famous Sanford Celery Delta. Failure on the the .Atlantic The boys of from fourteen years of age The pnrty is indebted to Mr. Howard of tell you right now it won't do any good alleged steel trust uiidef tiie Sherman Coast Line and various other Southern arid up and the-young men are wanted. the Howard-Packard Land Co. one of Son- to look for it, because I've been in here unti-tnist law. railroads to comply with an order of the It is desired to begin the hew class at lord's leading citizens, witli two autos, for the past two days looking for u |icl It is now reasonably certain Uiat„ the interstate commerce commission Axing once and to start all the new recruits in showing Sanford, its environs and tak­ goat that eat his way tiirough tiie north­ senate will debate the reciprocity bill Un­ rates on citrus fruits and vegetables from together. After the start, it may be ing them through tiie famous celery fields, west earner of this here thlngl"—Dixie. til near the end of July. The liouse will * 3 Florida palms to Northern destinations, | difficult to arrange for others. probnbly dispose of Uie yool schedule In and who showed .(jiem how Sanford, by All who are interested should meet the resulted In a supplementary hearing on two weeks and will be kept in session iheir flowing artesian wells, sub-irrigation, Carroway—Tyler Wednesday before Commissioner Prouty. Musical Director qt the band room in city sub-drainage and sub-ureuted* lands were Due of Sanford's popular young indies more tliun a month longer whiting on the building, a t 8 o'clock on Wennesday Tbe stock-holders of the Orange County obta in, raise-two-uuloads of csiw y to was united in -wedlock on Wednesday to renam r It MlOuid'Ieep -'busy end will be f — l evening—Ju ne. Hth; 1DH:—The—entire Association met at the San J u n n . ---- , . . . . . . . . . the acre. These urc tho feutures that one of the prominent turpentine operators able to accomplish much in a month. -rwr» b® evplalned fully and impressed them most In Florida's most of this state. liartors Tuesday morning for tho annual ta°P°9ltion parlors • Fifteen thousand people among them organizing will begin at that time and election of officers and other business. Miss Jennie Currnwuy, daughter of Mr. President Taft und Ex-president Roose­ famous trucking centre. Sauford is a time and after that, lesions will .begin Besides tbe Orlando members present, leading winter resorU.The party were also and Mrs. Me. G. Curryway being tiie bride velt honored Cardinal Gibbons at a jubilee os soon as possible. If at nil interested, there were quit* a number from Sanford la a number of Florida's famous wlntei and Mr. E. D Tyler of Salem. Kin . being in Baltimore on Tuesday; and other ports of the county. The meet come and talk li over Uie groom. The ceremony took place at and summer resorts.'' Building Notes idg Was called to order by President Seth the home of tiie brides parenta south of W est Side Park Social J. H. Fcrguson’s'ilew upurtment house ---Knight—Reaves Nuptials Woodruff and the minutes of the lastrcgtown promptly a t ' high noon, the cere­ Thursday aftemoon-June liL7“ be1nga At the home of the mules father. Rev. mony being performed by Rev,’ J. A. on First street is^n earing^ completion. utar-meeting-Trere' Téqd by Secretary W. half holiday, the Ladles of the West Side . ■ * , a, K. O'Neal 4 fte r their approval the Improvement Society held an informal J. W. Knight on Park avenue, M lu Eva Hendry of the Methodist church. M. At Miot .it building Bn elegant new election of office» was held which result­ Park social at West Side Park on French Muy Knight und Mr. Rollins G. Reaves * Mr. Locke Tyler of Fitzgerald Gn., home on Sanford Heights south of Spened as follows: Seth Woodruff, president, Ave., from four to six. Invitations were were united in matrimony. Rev. J. A. brotner of the groom acted us best man cer's home and will be another great im­ re-elected; W.-R. O'Neal secretary, also extended to the ladies of the village. Im­ Hendry of the Methodist church officiat­ and M lu Annie Lang of tills city was provement for the Heights. honor. Only Uie immediate re-elected, and James Gita*' re-elected provement Society aud other* who were* ing. The ceremony took place at 10:30 maid on Wednesday morning, the young couple treasurer.___________ friends of the contracting parties were interested in the improvement of our city. Tbe home of W. A. Ginn oil the Heights leaving for a short wedding trip after present and after a dainty wedding promires to be one of the finest pmong There was about 'one hundred present, Ball Game» Schediti« which they will make their home at luncheon was served the happy couple Uie many fine Sanford homes. There will be two game* of ball here The Sanford Band- Jfclridly added to the Newberry, Florida. The bride and groom took the train for Jacksonville and ex­ enjoyment of the occasion with several next week, the first one Tuesday witli were the recipients of many handsome ] pect to spend their honeymoon in ArkanE. 11. Herndon's new home on Fifth Leesburg. On Thursday Orlando will be beautiful selections. wedding gifts, attesting to their popu­ loe cream and c«ke was served by tbe street is being pushed to completion and here In fulVflame and the fans can gel a larity. Thc bride la a popular young lady will soon be ready for occupancy. a? line on thè strength of the two teams. todies of - the society. . Old Sol very • • • having resided In Sanford for the past Friday Ortahdo and Sanford will play at thoughtfully, bid Ids face so that we had Good Record six years and held several responsible The Herndon liome on Magnolia has most delightful afternoon. All express­ Urlando and both games will draw a large Uoq. S. A. Robinson ipade a great record been put in first-class shape and la now positions in the buslneu world. ed themselves well pleased with the Im­ as Representative from Orange county in crowd. The groom Is a prominent turpentine occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Chandler for a legislature. Every measure he cham­ The grand stand a t Holden park will be provements made In so short a time. Let the pioned went through and he had the operator and has several fine farms In home-like apartment house. repaired and made comfortable and the the good work of Improvement continue. peculiarly good luck of getting three Im­ Uie state at jiresent making headquarten ladlea are expected to attend and cheer portant bills through" in one day. This Sanford Gets a Bank Cole to a Hustler was Mr. Robinson's firet term, but his at Salem. Taylor County where they will •he boys to victory. • Washington, June 6^—Fifty post-offices J. H. Cota, the manager of the public work siiows that he was well "onto" the make their future home. C ™ today were designated as postal savings job and knew where to strike that it u i e that starts at Mettinger’a next Wed­ M emorial Service would do the most good. Orange county Just received a shipment of Mason’s depositories to ,open July 3, making a Tbe Odd Fellows will hold their annual nesday. Is one of the greatest hustle» In has a right to feel proud of the work of fruit Jure and jelly glasses for early can-' total of such' offices, 500. Those today memorial service a t the Methodist church tbe business and promises the people Its Representatives, Meas». S. A. Robin­ Include: ReldsvlU* N. C., and Sanford next Sunday night a t 7JO. Every one Is some great surprises during the public son and Forest Lake and its splendid Señ­ nlng purposes. Let me supply your wanti. W ^w, Long, grocer. n * ____________________ -V-:------ i-----____ 33-ti alo* Hon. L. C. Massey—-Reporter Star. cordially Invited to attend. y Sanfo rd Stands The Test Of „ Drouth and Flhods *■ � 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, June 02, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 02, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 02, 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/09e0c99df4f297cfff8be80fa5b96880.pdf 831555f35d2462b03387576b9a0410ca PDF Text Text V * v 'w The .Most Attractive Home In Sanford Heights ♦' • ' * . • ** , * v « * ■* -■ . • . . ' " %m % * .J. For 30 Days L Offer my Shell Dashed Bungalow in Sanford Heights F o r Sale Seven W ide Porches Room B ~ - Splendid Kcwancc System of Corner Lot Fronting East 67 F e d on Park Avenue and 130 Feet Deep-. « . The House is well Furnished Throughout * - atcr W orks A lle y v Plenty o f Room in A ttic for 4 Gopd Rooms SANFORD C o m m en cem en t E x ercises (Continued from First P a je ) Education in the University o f Florida at Gainesville. Dr. Tbackston's address was a : gem. full ò f" gòód thoughts ' and sparkling with b lu <of humor, . f i e ex ­ pressed- bis surpriso at the beauty and attractiveness o f Sanfonh and especially ihespkm dld a ch oo lfn clflllM O flb è place. His subject was Education and he dw elt An E p ito m e o f ttra Week’s M o s t Int briefly, on what was tbe true meaning o f p o rta n t H appenings In th e education. Ho said that In past ages that dlfforant nations bad their ideals Tw o enterprising citizens o f Braden- and purposes in seducations and. called town have formed a company to manu­ attention to their relative success and facture carpels, rugs and portieres. The failures. He stated the,- education should w eaving will be dune' with improved ma- be practical but broad and the ¿rsat fabric chinery and the raw material- will be fundlraental prlndbal o f the whole thing grown within the limits o f Manatee should be for the moral uplift o f humanity County« and kha making o f better mem and Fdmandina Is going ui have a new women." lid '“ also touched on the im ­ national bank, ta be called the Citizens portunes o f education from the money National Dank o f Fernandina. The.capi­ making stand~polnt calling attention to tal w ill be $50,000 and the president will Uie fact that it is the trained men and be Carl wnrfleld, who ilhcc 1D00 has b o m women w htrare taking the places in the t 1 Uw baahTer o f the First National Bank o f commercial world. tbe same city. • Al , ' Prof. Perkins. In hi* own pleasing, Four little brothers, o f Little River, kindly manner addressed the graduates amomg their other farm ing and propugu-' briofly, saying that such occasions were ting fields, have fifteen acres o f straw­ always tlmea^for rejoicing and sadness. berries, For two weeks they have been H e extended to them heartily congratu­ gathering their caop and are marketing lations from faculty and school board on for from 1thirty-five to fifty -cents per what they had accomplished In completing quart, and estimate that the ontpout will the high school course. He t!)en presented be not less than 60,000 qts. and w ill net diplomas to the following: Mary Chapthem at least $1,500, or $1,000 per acre— pell. Mable Brown Cowan, Martha GWynn Fox, Caroline Louise Lovell, Ruth Esther . Ft. Lauderdale Herald. Mettinger, Sarah Eugenia ■Pope, WlUie Sanford has its celery, Lakeland Its Mary Singletary, Gussje Èmma filli*, strawberries and Hastings Its potatoes; but -Pensacola farmers have gone to Sadie Christine Williams, W illiam Ernest growing pepper as a specialty— Pepsactriu Betts, Harry F. Carlson. Ernest F. Houshohler, A bie O. Kenner, W illiam . V ail Journal. . LoveU and Seth Lee Woodruff. A . H. Inglee a Western Union Telegraph A t the close o f the program, during the operator, was found dead in ’ his room at last number o f the orchestra, 'Marshall the Cariotod House iirOcala last Sunday. Mahoney led faculty, graduates and M r Inglee did his usal work at the tele­ trustees to the library where thè gradu­ graph office yesterday, and went home ot ates formed in line and received the con9 o’clock last night. Heart failure caused gruitUations o f the faculty, trustees and hi» dlath, and «tin end must have come host o f relatives and friends, who were very suddenly for no one had any idea present and Interested in th e ir 1welfare. H it General News o f “ The Land of Flow ers; C liLtfO FROM THE STATE PRESS l Episco p a l Club _ i.___,— i o s - K l Rev. W m . Crane Gray, D. D. Bishop o f .Southern Florida, will make 1 his annual visitation to the church o f the Holy »Cross Sanfordt on Sunday ,next June i 4th, at which time services w ill be as t follows:-Early Celebration 7 A .T l.. Mornkilled there Sunday morningJiy a negroi ing Prayer IOJO, Sermon and Celebration whom he was attempting to'; arrc}t, act-. 11 A . M. at which service the Holy Rite Ing as a deputy. The aflair created a goodI o f Confirmation, or The Laying on- of deal o f cxoitetnenl at Lady Lake, as Mr. Hands will pc abmiplsiered by the Bishop. Vespers as usal at 5-P. M. A cordial Grant was quite popular there. invitation is extended - to the people of in 'th e 126 working days o f the' present our City and Parish to attend these seryear up to Saturday. Tam pa'had 'shipped 117,605,000 cigars— almost an average <f S a le a t The B o sto n one million a day for the entire year to - Syracuse Steel * S O LD• ‘ BY . B E S Tf “ P LO W ** ON The Hill Hardware Company EA R TH SANFORD, F L O R I DA / The Boston store w ill have a b ig re­ moval rale com m encing- Saturday June has resulted from tbe passage b y both 3rd. Bargains galore and the place to branches o f tbe Florida .Legislature of tbe savç money. See the bills. bill against the'plcking. packing, offering for sale, or the shipment o f immature and unripe citrus fruit but no circle is the • W a have bsd so many Inquiries n ew t more w dostne than in the Florida la tely regardin g Eczem a and other CUrua Exchange from General M anager skin dMkUrn, that ire are glad to W. C. Temple down to the humblest grow­ m ake our answ er public. A f t s l care­ er identified with that organization. ful In vestigation w e have found that a. sim ple w a a h j> fQ U - c f J V ln ta rfra e n , in an effort to ride over .the Governat a âa compbunded ln D. D. D.. eaa b » rev e la the second tira» the House struck a Ued upon. W # would not m oka thla •tump on Monday in Its effort to pass atatam aat to our patrons, friands and the A n gle anti-convict lea s« b ill By one nelghbora u nies*..ve ware aura o t It— vota the required two-thirds railed, and and aithough thsre ara m any ao-callsd not until another Legislature meets will B eat ma remédies sold. v a ourealvas it be possible to consider the bringing o f unhasltatlagly re co a m a n g XX D. D. Florida's convicts into use for improv- Preacripttoeu , Bacaaaa— W * know that tt givea tam eat o f ^ p i Mk roods« ^ stant re lie f to that tortu rln g Itcà. _ becs use— D. D. D. starta the cura St W ill H a re H ouse P a r ty ths fou ndatioo o f the troubla. . A merry party o f Sanford girls w ill Becmuae— I l cleansea, aoothea and leava far Daytona Beach next week t o Be béais th » skia. » gone far tw o weeks taking ia all tbe deBecaute— I t eaablee N a tu re t o rapalr tha ravages o f the dlscaaa Ugbta o f that famous resort. Becausa— T b e records o f tan ragra o f com pléta cures o f thouaanda o t moet serto us show that D. D. D. ta today recognlsad aa the absoluta!y raUabla Eczem a cure D rcp ta to ou r atore today, juat to Calk o v a r you r casa v t t k a a # WHAT CURES ECZEMA? 1 L R. P H IL IP S *-r The Car You*JI Be Proud To Own Y o u M u s t S ec T h ese Cass To A p p re­ c ia t e T h em — It is so easy when .one is thoroughly enthused about such a m agnifi­ cent car as the Cole 30 to say that "nothing like it has ever been sold at anywhere near the price o f the 1911 C ole 3 0 "— to say that "it** the classiest car o f them all” — that " i t ’s tbe car you'll be proud to own“— “ you will m arvel that such a car can be sold at the prices." W e can w rite volumes and present nrgum s o i a fte t argume nt-to- -prove-~ttr y<SU~ th a t* these statements ore m erely absolute facts— ' Fate Dor* » TbyJ*Tatut«*n Wkttlbaw I t ! ibtKri. TwtVi JWM j tt the Ig n itio n — Double, Magneto and Batteries. a, rilling C lu tch — Improved leather-faced cone. Jr . T ra n sm issio n —Selective. 3 speeds forward and re'• verse. D rive— Shaft. _______ _____________ '_______________m . v 050 3 4 x 4 .T ir e »- a n d F ire s to n e D em ou n table .A im s — * 7 i.a a o — the 4Tnch tires will save you a lot o f repair bills mid the metre, big 34 inch wheels assure road-smoothness. w‘ nford. R e a r A x le — Full F lo a tin g Type with Hyatt Roller J * Bearings. W h ee lb a se—118 In c h e s . * E con om ica l In U p-K eep— E co n om ica l In Fuel, havilgncd iug an official record 23.6 miles to the gallon o f gasoline. n £ thq highest grade materials with the nicest accuracy, as­ sures perfect smooth n ew o f operation and absolute and tbe flexibility o f i n J point suspension maintains no matter how rough tbe road— no waste o f power. Its 4 H x 4 !t F o u r Cylinder M o t o r D evelop s 303 6 H.P.. affording ample reaerve power for a five pasaenger OV. enabling you to take the »teepeat hills without perceptible effort or to speed along the road faster ihfP you care to go. rich upholstering for which you pay hundreds o f dollars more in other Cara. The C ole 30 “ Fore-Dore” Touring Car can be in­ stantly converted im o a regular touring car by removing the forward doors without marring its finish / Equipm ent— Magneto, demountable rims, three id lamps, gaa lamps with generator, horn, full set o f took pump and Jack. — / ■ --1 „ Ask f o r • D e m o n s tra tio n — It Imposes no obligation, whatever, upon you and it’s very convincing argument. ,Ptw n e today- KEELY’S GARAGE -P h on e 130 Sanford 124 Oak Avenue - Florida �FINE FARMING SECTION E t ------------------ y Sanford Stands The Test Of „ Drouth a n d F l h o d s SANFORD MADE GOOD ON CROPS An E p itom e o f t h e W e e k 's M o s t p o r te n t H appen in gs In th e S ta t e ’* Domain.' "The Cast Coast has shipped 250,000 barrels o f Irish potatoes this season", says the Mulberry Enterprise. "Think o f the money that w ill bring into the state for one a rtid e or t o o d f A nd it Is well to think o f It, for a (ow years ago the gen­ eral impression among those far away seemed to be that "Florida could raise only alligators and mosquitoes— with a few oranges as a side issue. Now tho early vegetables from Florida supply the Northern, Eastern and Western markets, and bring the highest prices. A s the . ’ Enterprise aptly says, "Surely this- la great state. Kissimmee Is preparing to entertain the state convention o f th e-B aptist Young People's Union which w ill convene there next Tuesday; a b o u t'250 delegates being - expected^ 'V." a? interest In celery „not only here but n V is ito rs To The s t a t e C laim s San­ other sections o f the country where fo r d to Th e S e c tio n F o r crop can be successfully grown to mat D iversified F a rm in g along about the time the California c p Since the siren song o f the flat woods goes on the markets. It la learned h e land promoter has flooded Uie state with here thnt the Orange county, Cnlifor " people" seeking the second Paradise at crop, which is the Southern Callfor H ten doltara per acre, one dollar dawn rind COlery belt. Will tint haw« mil mure .n 2,000 acres this year, a hi g reduction under former years. _ Various reasons aae given, among them poor returns to the g rowers nmlTtm down land making it unsuitable for celery culture. W hatever the cause the Callfor nia celery growers are giving up the crop for beet culture, that being considered more profitable. Celery, as is well known is rather trying ou land and in Southern California they have to use about S15 worth o f commercial fertilizer to the acre each yean It is likely, therefore, that there may be something in the claim that the fertile celety land o f southern .Califor­ nio has been over wot ken with that crop. The growers here are not Inclined to re joicé at the misfortunes of others' but naturally, here as elsewhere, they will In putting out their crops, take into consider­ ation the fact that California is reducing her celery acreage.. o f Sanford have had but little to say about their section preferring to let the # vera gem a n o f average intelligence see the state for themselves and find out the real garden spot where vegetables can be grown at any lim e o f Uie year regardless o f drouth or flood and where growers have made money and ore still making it. The Sanford section is n o f an experiment, has never been a colony proposition of cheap lands and is the real vegetable section o f the state by .actual facts and figures. The visitors to the state are quick to note the real value in Sanford lands as tbe following articles T n the Altoona, Pa., Mirror indicates: ✓ "Conductorennd Mrs. J. A. Ninner of 2410 Ouk avenue, Altoona, have returned from their, trip, to Florida, wliero Mr. Nutner was In attendance at the con­ vention of the Order of Kailway Conduct­ ors. ut Jacksonville, together with touring the state. Mr. and Mrs; Numer are de­ lighted witli certain sections in Florida, LONGS E0R SANFORD. NEWS Of THE WORLD T h eeF o llo w In g L e t t e r Is S e lf Explan­ a to ry . Goshland. Mo.. May 24th. 1911. Mr. R. J. Holly, Editor, Herald. Herewith I send one dollar to renew six month subscription to the •Herald, that-1 m ay know what is going oh down there, do not am how 1 mulH ho tn tl.fln l to close my eyes to such n bright spot os Sanford, and Its able Exponent— The Her­ ald. 1 am always glad to see It arrive. and thoroughly enjoy reading U,. I oin much pleased with w h o r l hear gbout tbe Sanford district, of its climate and soil, a pleasing combination that sneils success.. Tt,!» „t.i U t___ .J-' li.'.L grasp o f old Jack-Frost, and Into the grip of a long spell, theft is. fully us unpleasant and at-dlsastrou s a * tho post grim winter was. Tw ice each year the people o f this glorious state have thrust upon them an occiilar demonstration of the folly o f trying to run a fnrm without an irrigation plant. In the fa ll then in the summ,cf. Also the severe w h it e » kll) our fruit, and tho dry hot summer burns up our vegetation. Thine for Sanford, its clim ate,, water and soil, F. J. Sprague. Items o f Interest Cleaned Troni . Various Sources' HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK H ere th e R ea d ers W ill rin d a B r ie f H is to ric a l Sprin g M o w in g P o r t t o r r t e f f KMitferk Justice Harlan o f the Supreme Court was seventy-eight p e n » o f age June 1, and was the object o f congratulations fruttr litanyTrinds wlfo adm(ra him for his independence and nigged hon»sty. Should he remain on tho bench a year ibngcr, as seems possible, lie will have served longer thun-uny justice «inee- the -foundation—o fthe court. The Supreme Court seems to. have side­ stepped when it smdosed upon the Circuit Court o f Now York to do for the trusts that which it o u g ^ te s have done Itself and done now. f j ^ J L b c interesting to obieltve the m o d ltP u u lt^jb d t Uie court will evolve wlUiin the next six tnoaUis. However, no watter how well tt mny do its work tho matter w ill come back to the Supreme Codrt jor Anal adjudication, An East C oast Squash f The mnymuin record for temperature The other day somebody showed Rep­ in Columtya this season was reported by Two Tampa men have perfected on resentative Stewart of Brevard, n clipping a registration o f fill 3-1U. The hottest arrangement by which the aaiotnofrom the Times-Unlon describing an previous ream ! wns 98 8-lO several days___ blle crank cannot reverse and smash the enormous tomato which hod been ex­ ago. Tills breaks the record for this vl- . arm o f the dictator. This will prove a hibited in Manatee county. According to cinlty for June 4, the former record being splendid thing for automoblllsts and will the newspaper report the tomato was 08 in 1895. No prostrations from ehe prqvent the recurrence of many nocldents almost as largo as Colonel Floyd's hriqd heat have been noted. which have marked the progress* o f the after he learned that he was "Intellectual t G re a ter S au fo rd Band Daniel P. Wrinkle, aged 29 years, a con­ amateur o f the chauffeur. leader o f the house.'Sanford is to have a full Military Band ductor on nn Oak S tre e t. car of the *■ Keepers o f hotels, boarding houses and especially the lake region and tho portion I Mr. Stewart went the Tiiues-Unlon one o f Fifty (50) men. The present organi­ restaurants are reminded that a bill pass­ o f it in a tw enty to thlrty-flvo mile radius I Letter wiQi the following story of a squash Chattanooga Electric railway, had bis zation is to he Increased to that number head knocked o ff while the car was cross­ ed by the Legislature at its recenusession o f Sanford. One thing that surprised I grown by one of ills constituents, New reefuits will be received, special in­ ing the McCallie avenue viaduct. The requires'that they screen all the openings them, and upon which they laid special One day at the end of the season the struction will be given themhi|d all possi car wus loaded with women and childnen on such premises against flies - and emphasis, was that, contrary to tho gen - 1farmer who had raised this mammoth uf ble will be done to make musicians of who became frantic at the sight o f the mosquitoes. This bill is now a law and erully accepted idea up here in PennsyJ- fa ij went out Into the fields to hurvest them. headless body. Ills lihad came in con­ mnst be respected. vaiAa. that Sanford and vicinity was too same. He carried a brood 1axe on his The band is now-under a uew leader tact with a heavy girder, and Uie con­ far north to he In the citrus belt, and that | shoulder together with a small ladder. t. The Pensacola Journal .calls attention ship und plana ore now -under "'way. for ductor was decapitated as by a guillotine. Placing tha ladder against the southern . to the fact «hat a budded grapefruit tree making this ouc o f the great hands, not grupc fruit and oranges would not thrive That Lieut. Ilaguem, of the French Costs only $1 and will bear in three years. only in Florida, but in the entire sou tit. there was couUary to rho facts, as they end o f Uie squash, he picked . his way Every Floridian who owns or occupies u This can all be successfully accomplished were driven through miles o f groves and cautiously to the top, raised t h e ju a-and aymy, who stated vcsterdaymornlng iron» Nice tjp an aeroplane flight for Cbreicq piece o f ground ought to set out one or and much more easily titan is generally were surprised at thtf quality, which they dealt tbe stem ri vigorous blow. . bus met (featb in the venture Is now consay wus superior to anything they hud The axe slipped In its descent and w ent two o f them. suppoqiii. eaten at home, shipped from anywhere. smashing through the rind, into, the sidered almost certain. Torpedo boat Tito band will furnish the instructor, Charles Merwiu, a well known young They were also pleased at what they suw interior of the vegetable. TIilA rattier destroyers und other navul craft h ave. * man of Palatka^ vrhlle assisting In the the music, the room fur rehearsals and at'Saiifbrd and vicinity, in the .vegetable disconcerted tho fanner, us it w as his searched in vain for any tidings ' o f ) the d rivin g. o f an artesian well on Palutka litany other incidentals. The charges trucking section, especially celery, und in best axe. so, witli] the aid of a sharp missing aviator. Heights yesterday during a thunder and for all this, if any, will be insignificant. explaining tho methods In vogue, such as stick, he gouged a larger opening imq A widespread plot against Francisco'I. electrical storm was the victim o f u most The candidates will bo required to pro­ sub-irrigation, sub-drainage and sub- (lie squush, crawled through and began Madero. Jr., with ramifications* In Sail • unusual and painful accident. He wore vide themselves with instruments, of a ariution, and that certain sections of to explore its interior for tho missing mi Antonio, El Paso, New York and Mexico u pair o f heavy work shoes and when standard specified by the band and also Florida w ere certainly favored." plemuut City has been discovered, according to the storm was ut its height lighting struck witli the necessary brains. llcred s another one of the same son:' THe pulp of the squash wus so soft und news coming from Mexican govelnnieqt As a school of music, the Military Band the heel o f his right shoe, rnn up the "Conductor and Mrs. W. J. Sherman of dense liiul the axe had sunk outirelyou t iffiirrs.------------------- :------------— ——:---- :— metal fasteners. Into the heel .of his foot Ijs emphatically the finest in the world mst Altoona und Conductor and Mrs. W. o f sight, and for some time lie grouped While about fen days the* results of Uie and (ore- l t T n lb shreds, shattering the 1and witli proper study and application, W olf o f 308 Fifth uvenue, Altoona, have his w ay »round through tiie seml-dnrk- invcsligatisn by Uie bureau o f corpora­ bone and pulling tha flesh a Way from the l i t is possible to receive a musical odu tions into tiie organization and conduct returned home from their Florida trip. ness in vain. bone in other parts o f the pedal member, cation, in some rcpecta superior to that They attended the Jacksonville convention A t last he stumbjed over something, of the United States Steel Corporation The capricious bolt completely converted |given by the best conservatories of o f the Order o f Railway Conductors. They and bending down, found himself face to will be placed on the d es k -o f President tbe Shoe into bits o f torn and twisted music. . * nlso made a tour o f Florida's famous face witli a*nmn, evidently just uwukened Taft. It will th en )rest with the presi­ I making up the new membership, the leather, it having been rent asunder as places and resorts. from a dose. A fter they had exchanged dent and Attorney General Wickershaiu would a piece o f tissue paper between experienced musicians residing in the whether the 'administration will begin Am ong the wonderful th ip gq jh ey saw greetings, tbe stranger said: vicinity are Invited to come In with us. thè Angers o f a Sandow. “ So you lost your axe. ehf Well, 1 can proceedings _ in the courts against, the was (he famous Sanford Celery Delta. Failure on the the .Atlantic The boys o f from fourteen years o f age The pnrty is indebted to Mr. Howard of tell you right now it won't do any good alleged steel trust uiidef tiie Sherman Coast Line and various other Southern arid up and the-young men are wanted. the Howard-Packard Land Co. one of Son- to look for it, because I've been in here unti-tnist law. railroads to comply with an order of the It is desired to begin the hew class at lord's leading citizens, witli two autos, for the past two days looking for u |icl It is now reasonably certain Uiat„ the interstate commerce commission Axing once and to start all the n ew recruits in showing Sanford, its environs and tak­ goat that eat his w ay tiirough tiie north­ senate will debate the reciprocity bill Un­ rates on citrus fruits and vegetables from together. A fter the start, it may be ing them through tiie famous celery fields, west earner of this here thlngl"—Dixie. til near the end o f July. The liouse will * Florida palms to Northern destinations, |difficult to arrange for others. probnbly dispose o f Uie yool schedule In and who showed .(jiem how Sanford, by A ll who are interested should meet the resulted In a supplementary hearing on two weeks and will be kept in session iheir flowing artesian wells, sub-irrigation, C a rro w a y — T y ler Musical Director qt the band room in city Wednesday before Commissioner Prouty. Due o f Sanford's popular young indies more tliun a month longer whiting on the sub-drainage and sub-ureuted* lands were building, a t 8 o'clock on Wennesday Tbe stock-holders o f the Orange County obta in, raise-tw o-u u loads o f c s iw y to was united in -wedlock on Wednesday to renam r It MlOuid'Ieep -'busy end will be f — l even in g—June. Hth; 1DH:— The— entire m et at the San Ju nn . -----, . . . . . . . . . the acre. These urc tho feutures that one o f the prominent turpentine operators able to accomplish much in a month. - r w rAssociation » b® evplalned fully and liar tors Tuesday morning for tho annual ta °P °9ltion parlors • impressed them most In Florida's most o f this state. Fifteen thousand people among them organizing will begin at that time and election o f officers and other business. Miss Jennie Currnwuy, daughter of Mr. President T a ft und Ex-president Roose­ famous trucking centre. Sauford is a time and after that, lesions will .begin Besides tbe Orlando members present, leading winter resorU.The party were also and Mrs. Me. G. Curryway being tiie bride velt honored Cardinal Gibbons at a jubilee os soon as possible. If at nil interested, there were qu it* a number from Sanford la a number o f Florida's famous wlntei and Mr. E. D Tyler o f Salem. Kin . being in Baltimore on Tuesday; come and talk li ov e r and other ports o f the county. Th e meet Uie groom. The ceremony took place at and summer resorts.'' Building N o tes idg Was called to order by President Seth the home o f tiie brides parenta south of W e s t Side P a rk S ocial J. H. Fcrguson’s'ilew upurtment house ----K n igh t— R eaves Nuptials Woodruff and the minutes o f the la strcg town promptly a t ' high noon, the cere­ Thursday aftemoon-June liL 7 “ be1 n ga A t the home o f the mules father. Rev. mony being performed by Rev,’ J. A. on First street is^nearing^ completion. utar-meeting-Trere' Téqd by Secretary W. half holiday, the Ladles o f the West Side . ■ * , a, K. O 'N ea l 4 fter their approval the Improvement Society held an informal J. W. Knight on Park avenue, M lu Eva Hendry of the Methodist church. M. A t Miot .it building Bn elegant new election o f o ffic e » was held which result­ Park social at West Side Park on French Muy Knight und Mr. Rollins G. Reaves * Mr. Locke Tyler o f Fitzgerald Gn., home on Sanford Heights south o f Spened as follows: Seth Woodruff, president, Ave., from four to six. Invitations were were united in matrimony. Rev. J. A. brotner of the groom acted us best man cer's home and will be another great im ­ re-elected; W .-R. O 'N ea l secretary, also extended to the ladies o f the village. Im ­ Hendry o f the Methodist church officiat­ and M lu Annie Lang o f tills city was provement for the Heights. honor. Only Uie immediate re-elected, and James G ita*' re-elected provement Society aud other* who were* ing. The ceremony took place at 10:30 maid treasurer.______________ interested in the improvement of our city. on Wednesday morning, the young couple friends o f the contracting parties were Tbe home o f W. A. Ginn oil the Heights There was about 'one hundred present, leaving for a short wedding trip after present and after a dainty wedding promires to be one o f the finest pmong Ball G a m e » S ch e d iti« which they will make their home at luncheon was served the happy couple Uie many fine Sanford homes. There w ill be tw o gam e* o f ball here The Sanford Band- Jfclridly added to the Newberry, Florida. The bride and groom took the train for Jacksonville and ex ­ enjoyment o f the occasion with several next week, the first one Tuesday witli were the recipients o f many handsome ] pect to spend their honeymoon in ArkanE. 11. Herndon's new home on Fifth Leesburg. On Thursday Orlando will be beautiful selections. wedding gifts, attesting to their popu­ loe cream and c«k e was served by tbe street is being pushed to completion and here In fulVflame and the fans can ge l a larity. Thc bride la a popular young lady will soon be ready for occupancy. line on thè strength o f the two teams. todies o f - the society. . Old Sol very • • • having resided In Sanford for the past Friday Ortahdo and Sanford w ill play at thoughtfully, bid Ids face so that we had G ood R e c o rd six years and held several responsible The Herndon liome on Magnolia has most delightful afternoon. A ll express­ Urlando and both games w ill draw a large Uoq. S. A . Robinson ipade a great record been put in first-class shape and la now positions in the buslneu world. ed themselves well pleased with the Im ­ as Representative from Orange county in crowd. The groom Is a prominent turpentine occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Chandler for a the legislature. Every measure he cham­ The grand stand a t Holden park will be provements made In so short a time. Let pioned went through and he had the operator and has several fine farms In home-like apartment house. repaired and m ade comfortable and the the good work o f Improvement continue. peculiarly good luck o f getting three Im­ Uie state at jiresent making headquarten ladlea are expected to attend and cheer portant bills through" in one day. This S a n fo rd G ets a Bank C o le to a H ustler was Mr. Robinson's firet term, but his at Salem. Taylor County where they will •he boys to victory. • Washington, June 6^—F ifty post-offices J. H. Cota, the manager o f the public work siiows that he was well "on to" the make their future home. C ™ today were designated as postal savings u i e that starts at Mettinger’a next W ed­ job and knew where to strike that it M e m o ria l S e rv ic e depositories to ,open July 3, making a would do the most good. Orange county Just received a shipment o f Mason’s nesday. Is one o f the greatest h u s tle » In Tbe Odd Fellows w ill hold their annual has a right to feel proud o f the work of total o f such' offices, 500. Those today memorial service at the Methodist church tbe business and promises the people Its Representatives, M eas». S. A . Robin­ fruit Jure and jelly glasses for early can-' Include: ReldsvlU * N. C., and Sanford nlng purposes. Let me supply your wanti. next Sunday night at 7JO. Every one Is some great surprises during the public son and Forest Lake and its splendid Señ­ W ^ w , Long, grocer. n* ______ 33-ti _________________________-V-:-------i-----a lo * Hon. L. C. Massey— -Reporter Star. cordially Invited to attend. *■ 3 �Savoy Shirt, the No Name Hat, True Shape •• - * I- ' •’ '' V “ ' .• ; Hosiery, LeMar Cravats and Everything that we have such a fine apparatus why should we, pay such an exorbitant in­ surance rate. My good friends, the insuropce agefits claim that the rates w ill not be lowered and I claim that they w ill be and that If th e y don't lower them the merchants can either force the issue or organize a home insurance company and ■ K 'o h w iw fpfiU iC —L J ■I have not seen the new truck tested yet but will try and exam jne it mote dosely soon. Tills new apparatus ought to be the real tiling to take care o f the new territory recently acquired by. the city as much of it Is not now reached -by water mains and Would not get pressure If it w a s ’so situated. A Budget of Opinion “ «hist Be tween You and A Ctslel I * A m o n g Y e T akin g M otes end f a i l l i . H a ll P ren t 'E m "— \ . fie S a y t ga u n t e r er. \ € I f you happen to gat tired o f Sanfcjrd and seek a cooler or what seeais .to be a cooler place you w ill he greatly surprised to find that you have left the coolest and moat pleasant place Iq the south to spend the summer, puring the real - warm weather o f e few weeks ago 1 happened to be at the beach where yoqare supposed Jto ha yd.a cooling breeze from old A t ­ lantic all the time, but for several -days a land breeze was blowing, laden with mosquitoes and sand files and Sanford did look good to me ’ when' I returned. There la always a good breeze blowing here and the mosquitoes are not In evtdfnctf it or sauJ tlies ci titer and mid the shade o f the beautiful trees you can escape the glare of the beach and be.moro comfortable than any where else. Of courae every one need a change o f scenes for a abort time and every one who can should get aw ay during the summer Just to see the sights and keep In touch with the ever changing world. A trip gives us new Ideas, broader view s and a better grip on affairs but for good solid comfort and a chance to rest, home la Just as good as the so-called summer resorts. W hile the northern d ries are sweltering in the beet Sanford has never attained the killing temperature that strikes men down in the middle o f the m w i Take our d im s te all the year round and you w ill find it the moat equable in the men to destruction and women to vain pride that corrodes their happiness. Look not upon the buzz cart when It Is red and glreth atlnkum to the evening breeze; fo r it cAaweth’ acads end ducats Uke a hay b a ila r alw ays m am m a and sest erces, and rocks and dough It Lappeth.up Uke a house afire. When the d e v i l . wagon champeth and snorteth. flee to the mouC- ! T H E C IT Y "• __ ■ _. «• R E S TA U R A N T Jk (F ln t Street, one block from Depot opposite PotluRlor) , H. E . W IS E , Proprietor Form erly Manager o f Central Cafe Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty E v e r y t h i n g F i r s t C la s s Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rntes 4 If you are qualified to vote and fa ll ts do so, yob are neglecting your religious duty, in the eyes o f Edward' W. Hock, former governor o f Kansas. “ It Is a man duty to vote", ,, said he. -It Is a s m a d ira -e h rtitta n 'r duty to vote as it la to g o to a prayer meeting. In­ deed —1 s a y 'll without feeling t h a t ! am sacrilegious—dt is more o f a duty for a Christian to vote than it Is attend a pray­ er meeting; far. you can have a prayer m eeting In your hothe at any time, but you can't veto when you fee) like 11 “ The ideal d tiz e n must be a politician, but not In the common sense o f the word. It Is a shame the w a y the word ‘ politcs’ has been brought into disrepute. Politics Is the science of governm ent end the elector should.^have a knowledge o f (ts principle*. Ideal Ipyalty w law. One qt the moat Astounding thing« is the manner In which official# Ignore laws which it does not please them to enforce. So loug as the law^ Ity th e duty o f the official named by tiie law or by the courts to ca n y it out and to see that it Is enforced. Anything else Is anarchy." W ell o f all the trading centers Sanford has taken the rag o ff the bush. Every store In the d t y Is putting on a sale and every day the d t y looks Uke court w eek in Orlando. Our merchants are to be cnmrafnded In m aking; S enfdr^iiam eitt^ for the .people are coming for m ile* around to take advantage o f the bargains offered.. Keep it up end there w ill not be a dull moment during the summer. 4 Sanford la’ now known as the “ corn belt" o f Florida for nowhere in the state pan such fine fields o f corn be shown. On the irrigated lands o f this section the chrn reaches an average height o f ten fe e t and baa throe and four ears o f good corn. W e can raise enough to feed the stock for the next year. 4 The new fire truck has arrived and it is a beauty ia every respect, I really b e­ lieve that « p i a thorough teat it will be found that-this new truck w ill solve the question without any more apparatus. It ts the duplicate o f the fire truck« used by Boston. N ew York and other villages Tomatoes, Cantaloupe, Ocra— H ave you • n* and the best feature la that It uses any. I f ao w e can interest you. ( I f you chemicals la o f the w ater w arkaT*'^ )« new truck ought don't want the earth.) Lew is Vegetable to save the d t y uiZny • dollar end now Exchange. Laffler Blk. /. ' . 41-11 QUALITY Look for the “ Quaker City’* label—in red and. blue— some­ where on every bag or barrel of genuine “ Quaker City” Flour. It is your guarantee, direct from the miller— that there’s FIRST QUALITY flour inside. QUAKER CITY l^ Q U R MILLS CO, PHILADELPHIA �— i T ilt SANFORD HERALD F'V t COUNTS HAPPENINGS Mrm. B. A. Howard and children and M il» Mnbel AmUtwrci wore among our Sunday callers. A Budget o f Interesting Items from Correspondents Dr. and Mrs. Delomqter attended our church services Sunday morning. We hope they wlU come again soon. • _s , . ■ U ¿;¡. ‘ ) •. G. R. CALHOUN B1„FS m FIR ST GLASS GRATE M A T E R IA LS , Sanford, 531 Fla 'u — 'S i - Mr- P e a y and his fam ily will move to ID E E V E N T S O F O R A N G E C O U N T Y E fficien t S ta r r o r R e p o r te ra W eek ly ■ c o v e r » th e T e r r it o r y ro r ,The H erald 1 % , GENEVA J.OTTINÒS Sped»! Correspondence to The Herald; l the Klnahan farm this week. Mr. Perry has rented that, farm for coming year, also Mr. Powell's and a few other 'prices near. W e aro glad to have them come among us and hope they will enjoy living here. V/ A nd wo would say the same to Mr. and MrsMJreer who ore moving Into the hohso formerly occupied by. Lawrence filch. Mr. Greer Is to work with Mr. Perry. A NATURAL B EA U TY' SPO T IMPROVED — W O O D LAN D PARK Tlie shell-mound at the mouth of Lake Monroe; every con­ venience for picnic parties; admission free. The swimming pool . under-these-big ouks-iaemptied and-denned every day Gpd filled with pure drinking water. Ask your doctors opinion about this. Try it once and you will come again. Open T H U R S D A Y S and S U N D A Y S . Other days by arrangement. WHO l i iL'CCLUFUL IIUU TJILl.X A D S T u r in h . i r t , r n r . .4SSHF.R li lH l i AUF. •r j x o p fO R T V K ir r l U m o r t o it n h * i Misses Emma Proctor. Nevada and Gallic Grant left last Monday for .Orlando MOORE S STATION To the nil lor of The Herald: to take the teachers’ examination. . Mr. and Mrs. J. W . Price nnd (laughter, Miss Lois C offee left la st-F rid a y for Mrs. Cameron arc moving to Bartow this her homeNia Madison.^ Flo. Miss Coffee week. Mrs. Cameron owns some, property speat the winter with her aunt * Mrs. there. , Homer Nicholson and while here made Christenc .McClellan accompanied her many frien d » w ho learn ed to kriro her for her own true self, and who will w el­ grandma Pro va le uf Geneva to Fuu Ôallie for a months V is it ' come her among us again at any time. Litnr. RF.jDrc.4iu, T o v u . as hi , . *n r c u ts e t m u x 1 HL cii em its h rou t u r r r — J s r j a r s .i f i K o s o i r . . i s o r o v 'L L FIM ) it r o s t í » t * TO X 4K F. FOUR o r i v R H ’t iir r . h i ri PEOPLES BANK OF SAHFORD DEPOSITS INSURED 1 ^ Thereis-now rong end up^ — w ith in S M IT H , P ro s H. R. S T E V E N S , V -P rs s . H. E. T O L A R , C ash ier s jf.n iiu ^ ./ p ^ y Safety RnirtüinA” * V r A iÄ , IT CANT LEA K, No W orry, I with this safety fountain pon.' Just stick it ju jo ym u pocket ^T in yJjvn yT i happen» to~ ro! 7 O ne little tw ist makes it Jcaktinht, a :r - t ig h t . C onio in and sec h ow the, little twist corks it up 'and how quickly it fills itself. mA HENRY M cLAULIN '• ' :i Eulaman, visited Sanford last Monday. Several from here spcOt Surtduy at Woodland Park in Monroe anil enjoyed n '»• Thè M. M . S. Society was pleasantly ■entertained b y Mrs. RV Q. Gresham last a picnic dinner; we can supply your wants in (lie week, a large number being pfestfot. One Come to Moores Station Church Social Automobile line.F If you want fo o f the pleasant features o f the afternoon the evening of June 14th' nud . see what rent *. •^was the exchange o f tested receipts by an “ Ice Social" means Ice enough fqr all the ladies, which w ill be repeated from bring your friends. lime to' time. Mrs. Gresham served de­ Business willJtp-suspended- Jierc Thurs­ mnrs- v(e nre nt your service will) the lir io ^ watermelon which wns very much day whilo every one attends the pichlcpvery best •curs, r We never sleep. enjoyed. ShU'w^A assisted in serving by at DeLeon Springs.. . If you nre iu trouble call us any Misses NichoisoV.'Tnils nnd Gresham. hour of the night or day. " That Trophy Clip On Inst Friday ovening Miss Irene The joke is off, 1Aftcrjjncarly two years Peters entertained In honor of her Quests, in hiding, the Sanford huso hall en­ Misses Young nnd Sparvcn from Daylonn thusiasts have sent the cup (utfeited to P H O N E 331 UeocHT Quite* ù number enjoyed- the the Orlando dub, to this city. Orlando pleasant games and music. .A t a late pad lost all interest iu it und agreed to hour delightful cream and cake were play the Sanford boys again this season served which wns much enjoyed. Misses and now nil things are" lovely and the Young and Spnrven returned homo Mon­ goose hangs high. day to the regret of many, they mudo W e hojio this season's games will not many friends during their short sta y , in excite us beyond fair play und gentility Geneva. and that there is a lot o f hln und good Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Pattishall o f Deuatured chaff uheud Flay hull.—Orlando Land visited relatives in .G eneva last Citizen. week. Mr. Pattishall Is traveling in the "*m tereitrof ttretson University. A i» A T ' Summer or Winter A Motor For Any Purpose • First-Class t ■ . F eed Sanford Machine & Garage Company Specials This Week i t „WA j i f ¡i.'.»'! I IVi I W ill Gratic o f Jacksonville recently vis­ ited his sister, Mrs. H. H. Pattishall. Mrs. Frank Jones has had as her guests tills w eek’her brother, Mr. Harris, nud tier niece Miss Myrtle Harris o f Jackson, Ga. Miss Bubble Nicholson left Monday to visit Mrs. Green -W itte in Anierericus. G a ,_ i _ Miss Ruth Hand, o f Sanford is spend. Ing a few w ebks 1very pleasantly with Mrs. Aubrey Moran.' Mrs. Tow el has returned to her home In Miami, after u visit torclotives in Gen­ eva. CAMERON CITY CLIPPING S. SpecUl Correspondence to The Herald; ■Surprise parties seem to he the order of. the hour. Last week the friends nod neighbors gathered at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Deck one evening, giving them a surprise and'spending a very pleasant evening. Mr. and Mrs. Beck are" leaving us |his week for a visit tq their old hoiiifi In Indiana. Mr. Beck has business in­ terests there that .demand his personal attention. They will re lu m ^ ln a few week». ------------ :----This week Monday evening the crowd met at the store corner aud silently took iu w ay across the fields through the moonlight to the* Klnahan home where it was neither invited nor expected. but Mr. and Mrs. Klnahan proved quite equal to the occasion and a very Jolly evening Was| spent. Mf. and Mrs. Klnaliao ex­ pect to start next week on an extended trip and visit and do not plan to be with us again until the holidays. _ _ W alter Haynes, w h o . has made his home .w^h the Kinahan's will m ove to town. W e are sorry to have him go but it seems best for the present. Mrs. Kina, ban planned a ve ry pleasant farewell party for Mr. Haynes on Tuesday evening when she Invited the young people in for dinner^. They were all w allin g to surprise l|imvTvficn be came from town on the tlx o'clock car. A number from here ore planning to attend the Union Sunday School picnic at DeLeon Springs on Thursday o f this L j WML L .. ........ ----------- -— --------- It is said unit tjiein are certain springs In liurope that, give relief and curs to Eezemu, and other skin dis­ eases. If you ,'knew that by washing In these waters you could be relieved from that awful Itch,* wouldn’t you tnake every effort to take a trip te Europe at once? Would yon not be willing to spend your last cunt to find -the curoT .But * you need not leave home for these distant springs Relief Is right her» In your oj/n horns town! A simple wjiili of Oil of Wintergreen, Thymol aud other ingredients as compounded only In D. D, D, Pre­ scription will bring Instant relief to that lenlble burning Itch, iod leave ■the ekln as smooth and healthy-,as that of a child. I t you have not already tried It, get a t-d e a e t-a i^ -e e n t-b o itle fo ile y r We aeaura you of lustant relief. Daltl’s Pipcapplc Ju ice Imperial Lime Juice Our Prices arc Right - Our qualities are better and we give fair, honest, treatment to our customers. If any .of our .comto r . • . . . . * . Sanford Supply Co. S a n fo rd , F lo rid a Strained Florida Honey L. P/McCuller tv - . . . Haying Time ! “ Phone 277 M U SIC Phone 230 LESSONS At Stu dio M usic Room , P ico Bloch F lo r id a > Watermelons on Ice Opposite City Hall •inford re ‘ But wc arc not running from competition. Why should we? If vou had ever traded with us we would not need e e d Ito answer this question. P h on o 330 A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention • and liest e wnrts * ‘ THE M. & R. STORE * -. i W H E N IN NEEL) C A L L UPON W elch’s Grape Juice Plumbing and G a s F I t t jn g n -( can always be found at our foun­ tain. There's a reason for it. “ Quality will tell.” Every drink' made by us is exhilarating, refresh­ ing and delicious. Our Soda Fountain is the light and bubbling part of our «tore S to yoiir trade. H. DINGEE A LINE OF CUSTOMERS ‘ Go^west on First street, Marl rond to Brady's store, then north to Rpn'd’s siding; cross railroad nnd keep road east of and ¿nc nlong railroad; good hard road all the way.  I j i JXfD, JCf . OVM Miss Gusale"HUiB, a"“ cEarmlnS young ~ F m n r w n in rB n ir rm i~ c o w flH '•are - the , lady from Sanford, is visiting her grand latest secruits from here for guard duty , a r b o w c r t fe i cuiiip. . ---------------------mother, Mrs. Gf R. Nicholson. Miss Mattie Boulware o f Gainesville * 'The Misses Bishop o f North Caroline, who are spending severul months with was Miss Nellio Eslrldgo'a guest the their aunt M fa McKenzie, o f Oviedo, greater part o f last week. A party qf visited the Misses Daniel o f Geneva last folks was entertained Thursday evening at the Estridge home, Ice crenm and cake week. was served, and Friday evening a straw Mr. Lalng and young shn, Robin, of ride wns enjoyed to Fort Reed oml an old Sanford recently visited Mrs. Ballard, fashioned chicken perlow w ith ‘other good sister o f Mr, Lalng. - ■' , things - o n 1 ilw —rida-was eaten around a Herman Daniel w ill make his home. In camp fire. Mrs. Ella Greenland rnndc n Ch}ilu8ta for the summer montila where charming chaperon and the yoking pcolpo he Is employed as book-keeper for a Arm were Miss Boulware the guest; or honor, • at that placo. the Misses Nellie Estridge, Clorti Estridge, J. T. McLain and fam ily are .now en ­ Ola Estridgc, Isabelle Kaynoh Ethel Hick­ joying tho pleasures o f an automobile. son and Nora Hickson, Messrs. Juines 'W . L S ie g and David Speer visited Or­ McClellan, Lloyd Lucas. Byran Squires, Howard Gilbert. Richard Hickson, Dan lando ^nd Sanford last Friday, W. H. Howard and daughter. Miss Hickson, Irvin Estridge and Osa Estridge. rt, By teacher w Ikmms advantages hnvo been very superior under the best na­ tive tulent, also German master o f In ­ ternational fame graduate of Conserva­ tory o f Liepsic and Huldburghausen, Latest and best methods in piano and mandolin theory and harmony S ight R eadin g a S pecial F eatu re. -:Students carefully graded; special attention to correct work with begin­ ners u»H»Tll as advanced pupils; good piano, limited number of 12 only. By Mrs. A . If. Crippen, Jr., who has decided to resume her musical work again. A d d ress Box 1127 Mowing Machines Horse Hay Rakes Seythes and Swathes Wooden Hand Hay Rakes Acme and Cutaway Harrows Agricultural Implements of every description. .. r The Geo. H. Femald Hdw, Co. HI Í �Not come to Florida if you have not made up your mind to stay, to stick a t i t , t o a c h i e v e something. The'temporary pioneer is hot de­ sirable. There is nothing sp damaging to this splendid sec­ tion. and to Florida in general, as the reports, of the m erely ten­ tative settlers who come here Jn the expectation of making a large fortune within a year, and, fail­ ing, return to 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 otheratronrinvesting or undertaking to establish their homes here. , There is Alw ays a Reason for a Man's Failure. Before you. are influenced by what a returning settler says about-Florida, inves­ tigate why he failed to make 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 w ill in Florida. . * • Don’t expect to get rich quick h erein a .d a y - o r two. Dollars do not grow on trees; and do not oome^iere-wrthoutTffOllffy. The more accustomeif you have been in ‘ making a dollar go .a long way, the easier w ill 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 done here under Florida's sunhy skies.. Volusia Farms needs the permanent pet­ tier with small capital, large de­ termination and industry who w ill not beat a retreat- at the first disappintment. '—To such people Volusia Farms .offers op.ortunities practically without mit. ' E ‘ ___ . * H a v e never advoT A / h ] cated the purchase Y Y *** of any of our lands ___________ s i g h t u n s e e n . » » » » » ► » » W hile we have sold hundreds of acres to people who never saw the land before pur­ chasing and have.,alwas given satisfaction, yet we prefer not to A sell an* acre without the pur> chaser personally 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, afford every facility for coming to San­ ford and Volusia Farms and making personal selection of a tract o f this rich- agricultural Peoples Bank Building 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 make the\ best turfi-over. We have sold quite a\large num­ ber of farms an 4 4 h e-territory-is opening up in an immensely satisfactory way to ouK settlers and to us. \ See W hat' You are Buying. Come here and investigate what • we are offering you. Talk with the many people we have been instrumental in bringing here ¡from all oyer the United States. " The larger the number p f people • we ccm induce to come here on a "“ ■"tO flroF inspection, the more quickly we shall close out our Volusia Farms, lor the closer you know this tract the better it becomes S — ands to be priced so Iow compared’ with lands in the north * and west apd even in the deserts where irrigation companies plan to supply water A T A PRICE! The principal reason is, I take it, that Florida is only just begining to come into her otfn. For many, many years she has been ... ... . ... v capacity.to start wtthp .but that bearing lands. For years lands were almost given away smpfy because the Floridian H A D NO ID E A OF THEIR PRODUCING PO SSIBILI­ TIES; diversified farming was un­ known. Witness now, the traris-’ formation of a few years. Even the day of twenty.dollars an acre land has pasSOd^and the time of thirty dollars an acre- land is passing everywhere. I f I am any judge of the Florida land situa­ tion and the purchase of large . tracts consummatod during this Spring are any criterion of com­ ing events, I believe the coming fall and winter w ill see Florida lands retailing for $50 an acre and upward according to locality and transportation. EVER A L tirftes, ih these \ columns 1 have spclken of the apparent hindering of ____ the. development of Florida by the large financial in:ere8ts, and the reasons' why the Howard-Packard lands are good investments. I hove just been^ re a d in g im article in — M oodu ^Magazine” (a financial authority) relative tt^the large earningpr o f banks and trust compatiiep/who hoodwink the small dep<vntor by ever saying 4 per cent yrthe utr most dividend to be expected consistent with safety. * In the face of this legend, the banks themselves are declaring • dividends as high as 40 per cent made with YOUR money. Com­ pilation o f 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 percent. The dividends of the Liberty National amounted/to 25 — -pe r c e n t r fur th e 1 "year, the ubqfle National 20 per cent., the First National 40 per cent., the Mer­ cantile Trust Company 25, per cent, and so on, these figures be­ ing for the fiscal .year, ending last June, according to Moody's. Unquestionably to influence a depositor not to draw from the savings bank for wild specula­ tio n 's sound "advice— very sound and commendable advice, but an investment in Volusia’ Farms 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 there in the begin-r. ning and higher value is there. today. -.There has been more speculation in the stocks of the Northern,Pacific and other rail­ roads by the financiers than there ever can be with our lands, because our lands and prices are RIGHT. Our methods of doing —— good real estate in a advancing country is the basis of w e ik h \ Writ* for our booklet, "Kcaourcd of VohuU Forma" SA N FO R D �IN AND ABOUT Tiff CITY Little Happenings— Mention of Matters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST ~ T H e CHIEI All L oca l A d vertisem e n ts Under This Heading. One Cent a W ord Each Issue P H Y S I C I A N of the ~ For Sale— Fine square piano._ 340 good . , — _____ condition. W W.. A Murry Tile /Factory, ~~' 1 ] " - - * ■ ■'■■jg g -Days Reduction Sale-3 . UNITED SPCIALISTS * ” On Rriday, Saturday and Monday; June 9th, 10th and 12th, we will give a reduction of One-Fourth on Cash P u r ­ chases on our entire stock which consists o f - Men’s,* Young Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing, Hats, Shojcs, Shirt®,' Coi ars and Cuff®, Hosiery. Underwear,,Night Shirts, ibjamas. Neckwear, Belts, Suspenders, Ladies’ and Men’s Umbrellas, •Trunks, Suit Cases, Etc. Eor Rent— fo r cosh live acres of choice Will Be at The land in Beck Hammock tiled and cnltlvnt sum m ary o f th e F lo a tin g S m a ll-T a lk « 1 for several years. A . Woodward 123 S u ccin ctly A rra n g e d fo r H ur­ No. Fifteenth St. Richmond Ind. 43-3t rie d lle r a ld R eaders. Wanted Salesladies— 10 salesladies w|th experience preferred.- Apply Mettingers ’• Mrs. Anna Ludlum left yesterday for on Monday. SANFORD, F LA . . Claveland, Ohio, where she and her Ffesh flsli. Sheep Head and Red Snopdaughter* Blanche; will spend the per Briggs Market. PhopeNo. I. 43-lt The selling price of our entire stock* of merchandise is 1 summer. They w ill return In the fall. Summer School— Mrs, Geo. Dtckensoh Ift.ykcg in plain figures on every, article and you"* make -your— — Mr. atKTMrH.-H.;L.-(Hbson are spending will open it summer sch&ai In thegrnmar »«m e time in Kbck Hill. S. C., where they school build! qg. Jupe ' 12th. Hours from own reduction at One-Fourth O ff during this sale. went to olteod the graduating exercises " to 12. Terms upon application. 43-lp Wunted—'T o buy good second-hand o f their daughtor, Miss Lillian, at Wlnwheel. Box 1282. # 43-ltp throp College. fo r Rent— 3 }i acre fartn, 254 acres S24.7S “ > 518.56 $16.50 “ Dixie Bowler arrived home on Wednes­ tiled near Sanford; dwelling on place. In * “ $12.38 day from R. and M. College at Rajeigh, quire Dickinson & Dickinson, Peoples 22.50 “ -** 16.88 15.00 = = * = * « 11.25 0EFICE HOURS 8 A. M. TO It P M 43-tp N. C. He spent several days in ¡Jackson­ Bank building. 2 0 .0 0 . “ " 15.0 0 . 14.50 “ -— 10.88 To I .el— Rooms furnished end unfur­ ville. 19-50 M • • 14.63 14.00 • • ^ nished. light housekeeping, 116 French Little Claudia Perry, the 3-year-old A ve. west Side, two minutes from penot. ■■■ a ■ • a \ g " "a 1 8 .0 0 ’ *- “ 13.50 » 2 .0 0 » » 9 .0 0 daughter o f Mr. rfnd Mrs. C. G. Perry. celebrated her third birthday Wednesday To Rent— ihvo room cottage with bath, i^ T I^ C I ■■ I S I t afternoon at .her ' ' ’home on Sanford inquiro Comfort Cottage. 43-tf. - Doors open during Sale at 8 o’clock A . M. Heights.- A number o f her little ftifends For Rent— Celery farm and tract Come early and make your selections’ while our stock is were present and helped to celebrate the richest hammock land. nt'ar city box 473. complete. • *V * ’’ • « Sanford Fla. 43 -6tp. occasion. A ll report a lin e time, „ Fot-Salc— EggxaaeJot.m arketing « g g »r Bear in mind these priccs-arc-for^cnsh~pWTcha5CB"fflid good Mrs. 0. Dlngee has returned home Holds 12 dozen or less.* Saves breakup for June 9th, 10th and 12th only. from a pleasant visit with home folks at price $1.00 Enquire Herald Office. . i:i-ltp, - Clearwater.------------- — . ’ *• Hoflsc to Rent— Park Avenue 5 rooms Mrs. Eile JammeS and son Sydney left $12.50 tier month Including water. G. W. * ‘ 43.tf. Tuesday for Zellwood to spend n few Spencer. For Sule— Splendcd orange grove weeks with home folks before going to Might exchange lor Sanford cclefy land Knoxville, Tenn., for the suminer. of samo value. Address "Owner" Box 151 Lake Jones, who for many years w t* a DcLand.*Fla.‘ . > 43-8-p railway m all clerk, afterward entering the Salt Wuter Mullet first in at Briggs Phone No. 1. 43-lt. government service as postal inspector, Market. has resigned and w ill enter "the practice •For Rent— Three new furnished rooms "■ : ] L I< The chief examining and consulting of law in ^Acksanville. Mr. Jones is well cor. Myrtle and lOthalso farm implements for sale. A. B. Brock Oak utid Second st. physician,-'of the United Specialists knowi/lKSanford where he has scores pf , *. :4$-tf will return on the dates named. Confriends. . . • ; Lost—Thursday morning between 610 Mr. and Mrs.'Geo. Kinnnhan expect to Loral A ve and depot dpwn m il” road, sulatiqn F R E E and strictly confiden­ w w w w s w If you are suilerjng from any leave this week for the north and will go. small round broochpearl® " j i t .„center, tial; disease, weiknesa or disability, why not by w ay stages to their old home it* reward paid lFserurncd totllO L d M Aue. *t ........' i , ^ 4jJ-2t-p. consult an experianced, educated speWichita, Kan. W e hope to have these For Rent—Two unfurnished rooms Over ialist, One who is ^thoroughly equipped ■good people with us again next season. Woodruffs shoe store. Mrs. R. I>. Jones. with all the necessary appliances Mr. Kinnahoh owns some valuable celery 4 For Rent— 3. acres tiled land, 5 room mown to modern medical .scjence. : DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA 1 • land in the vicin ity o f Cameron City. bouse, furnished ur unfurnished; 1 mile Reference— Best Banks and Lead­ 1 ■» - •^f i .Capt: Dick .Marks 'has consented to frony^TPpot.. Address H ox 833, Sanford, SITUATED DIRECTLY ON OCEAN BEACH ing Business Men of Jacksonville. . ‘ ' ' ■‘2-21 »m ile again for Mrs. Marks is home from H b* ' The United Specialists cure perman­ For Rent— Eight acres tiled, two wells, Atlanta. Her health is greutly. improved good house and barn, 2 miles west of ently. the cases - ihejr/undertake and and “ Richard Is himself again." town. Inquire at Herald office or Mrs. H. send (he incurable home without tak­ Weather Report— Hot weather followed A. Hill. 42-21]) A . ^ SPECIAL RATES GIVEN TO AUTO PARTIES ing a fee from them. by thunder showers and watermelons and For Sule— 15 acre» upuir lonco, 8 acres Thsi is why they continue their visits * * cleared; flowing weH; crops on now; one , bull games. » mile from town On clay road dnd railroad.* year after year, while other doctors * Mrs. L B. W illia m » is in Tampa the Inquire J. N. at Herald office. - 42-2tp lave made a few visits and stopped, ' ' guest Of her sister and calling upon her Wanted to Rent— A furnished house he chief physician is ah ‘ eminently many Tampa friends. for the summer; must be close in. A d ­ successful specialist in all chronic dis­ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dawson of .Terra dress Box 702. 42-tf eases, proven by the' many, cures efCeia Island are in the city visiting old Wanted— 5 Salesmen Expcrieiifa pre­ ected in chronic cases which have friends.- They ore cn route to Alabama ferred. Apply ut Mettingers on Mondnyr ¡allied the skill of other physicians. Fresh Veal today at Briggs Market on a visit. NE M O RE new style added to our large stock Phone No. 1— Immediate delivery. 43-1L Tis hospital experience and ' extensive Rev. R. E. Housholdcr is in the city Oils Wonted— You to let us show you how practice have made 4\jm so .proficient w cclflh e guest o f Dr. and Mrs. Wi E. to save money by deimsiting in the of Ladies' footwear. A Gunmetal Bluchet sat he can name’ and locate a disease Housholder. His many friends are glad Building and I>nan Association. Yuu do few minutes. — -----not need to build a house to get stock. IV see him again. Oxford bililt for service nnd comfort, and v e ry Treats all curable cases of Catarrh, 42-2t “ Mr. and Mrs. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Over First National Bank. For Rent— 7 Room house, bath and all ^osc. Throat and Lung Diaeascs. Eye stylish.for a walking shoe. 7 K. J. Holly spent Saturday aod Sunday nd Ear, Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, improvements. 206 Luurel Ave. J. H. f ut Daytona Beach. ravel, Rheumatism,. Paralysis, Ned Ferguson. 3P-tfe •We invite your inspection of our shoe stock. B.> A . Howard has returned from a trip For Sale at it Bargain— Ten acres on ralgia, Nervous Xnd Heart Diseases, to New York and Boston on busines^jiud Deurdall uvenue, close to station. Five lood ’and -Skin Diseases, Epilepsy, The shapes and styles will please the tnoit particu­ pleasure bent. He states that the acres tiled, farmed two years. Inquire right's Diseases and Consumption fn 39-tfc weether In the hortn Is much hotter than Herald. lar buyers. * For Sale— My funcy driving and saddle 'arly.stages; diseases of Bladder and In Sanford .and there are no cooling horse. Cedi Gabbctt. . *> Female Organs, Liquor and Tobacco 39-tf breezee to temper the beat. Stammering cured, and meth­ Wanted— 500 Men and Women to help Habit. W. M. Wad ley. L. R. Wright and Thns. buy out the entre stock of Mcltingcr dur­ ods to prevent its return. — Hardeman o f the new Kissimmee Valley ing the P u b licS u Ie which siaxls next ~ A —never failing remedy - for "B ig ' m railway now have headquarters In the Wednesday at*nine o'clock. Neck. » Pico block'and expect, to remain in San­ *;Ma, 1 am going tp get a drees pattern Piles, Fistula and Rupture guaran* ford until the entenslon in Sanford la Free at the public Sale at Mettlnger's Dry teed cured without detention from Goods Co. This sale starts Wednesday completed to Maytown. r business. Special attention given to Mr. aod Mrs. E. R. Titus and fumily June 14, 0 a.rn. all disease ol the Eye, Ear, Nose and For Sale— Or rent, good 10 acre truck left yesterday for Middleport. Ohio, after • farm near Cameron City, 5 acres tiled; Throat. spending the winter in Sanford. 7 acres under jcultivation, good bouse utul Granulated Lids, Cataract, Cross Sanford . " * -- riFlorida •: The W..C. T. U. will hold its regular fam, 40,000 feet celery boards. Also 50 Eyes straightened without pain. monthly m eeting at 3:30 b- m- next Tues­ acres' good hammock land I ul sple. In­ Nervous D eb ility quire llerald Office. ; w --’ 40-t# day at the Methodist Church. The sub­ Ocean Fronf today at Briggs Market ject for discussion will be "The Literature Are *you nervous and despondent Phou 6 No. l . f i » 43-lt. weak hack, deposit in urine and no am­ «. .In OUr Homes.’" Ollier matters of par­ - For Rent— 12 room hogsc on Myrtle Av­ ticular interest will be considered at this enue. Enquire 212 Fourth St., between bition— lifeless, memory "poor, casi|y f-j i - meeting. Visitors always welanne. Oak and Myrtle Avcs. 3 3 -lf' fatigued; excitable and irritable, eyes Two nice fresh Jersey cows for • -sale sunken, red blurred pimples on face; T. K. Miller, president o f jflhe: Citrus cheap. Also Rhode Island Red eggs for dreamt and night losses; restlqss, hag­ Southern Railway, w as ( n l h c city,ou hatching and stock. Free booklet. Lakegard looking, weak back, de'posit in Wednesday. Mr. Miller is^cnthuslastic monl Poultry Form, Winter Purk, Flo. urine and drains at stool; distrustful; • 30-tf about his trolley line and expects to havo r G et my prices on the beat Jncubators. -want of confidence, lack of energy and it In o p a a tlo n In a fe w months. - - - - - - - - - - r— >=- - - - - - - G. R. Ramsey, engineer in charge of Don’t buy until jo u sec infi. w ilt's a v e itrength;you money. E. R. Potter. 40-4t the survey on the neyr trolley line, wss Sexual Weakness and Private For Sale—Chalmera Thirty 1910. pony I q the city on Wednesday and reports tonoeau, full equipment. Perfect con­ Diseases a Specialty. ■. the survey through to Sanford. dition. and will be sold at a bargain, as I Blood Poison, Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, R .H . .Paul o f Watertown, one o f the need a larger car." Also Krit Roadsters largest mill owners ip the state, was In with full equipment, only run short time, Stricture, Gleet, Spermatorrhoea, Vaas good as new. W rite for prices and the city Thursday. Mr. Paul was amazed descriptions o f those two hargalns. IS !!. ricoclc, Hydrocele, Sesual Weakness at the wonderful developments In the P 2 cylinder ferro with reverse gear and and the effect of early vice or excess, all equipment S200.00 T. P. Conpropst. producing Emission, Debility, Nervous­ celery delta. • • • 34-tf ness, Defective Memory, etc., which The Herald has compiled some facts Daytona Beuch, Fla. «; Kor Rent— 5-acre farm, 2 Vi acres of fine ruins the mind and body positively. and figures about this year’s crops and summer garden coming on; 20 bearing will publish same next week. Some o f orange trees, 50 peach trees, also very Wonderful Cures the kickers w ill be amazed when they huge bearing pour tree, modern 5-room Perfected in old cases which have cottage, front and back porches, faces read same. • been neglected or unskillfully treated. aouth Golden Lake, 3 miles south east of A large crowd took In the picnic at De Sanford; IS minute», walk to »treat rail­ No experiments or failures. He un­ Leon Springs and enjoyed the day. as way. alao Ovelda railroad. Fine drinking dertakes no'incurable cases, unleu by liter, good bathing, flahing and jw im only such a jolly crowd knows bow. special agreement, but cures thouunds •j - . Fr*d Davenport o f Gainesville has ac­ £ ing. Addreaa box 1127 City. / 41 rtf Robbins N e s t; Monday, June 26th One^Day Only and Re­ turn Once Every 28 Days M EN ’S S U ITS Wo Nevor'JUsc tho Knife M EN’S SU ITS Clothier and Men’s Furnisher S A N Fp R D FLORID/) NEW SEASIDE INN I >:|| 11 • Special Summer Rotes In Effect June 1st C. M. W IL S O N ’, - - Proprietor O Ill'S '■ W i[ I* # il ■ G 0 'f:,. E. G. DUCKW ORTH FEET F IT T E R tin Spencers Bakery — Our Motto: Cleanliness . * # Onl y exclusive baker in the city. . All mixing done with latest improved Sani­ tary machinery. Sponcer’s Bread l^ f lle d by all first class grocers. • given up to die. Consulatation F R E E • cepted a.poaltllon with Tho Herald as compositor. Fred it a musician and will N o tice! ‘ P eo p le W ho h ave vacan t Io ta fou l o r confidential. assist the bated. I________ J r unkept parkw ay® a re H ereby not lied t o d e e r up and put In flr a t class c o n ­ EARTHQUAKE d itio n a t once, ra ilin g to do th is th e Mettinger s: ♦lundreds and hundreds c ity w ill ta k e It In hand and c h a r*# o f prices have been cut down to almost ®ame t o occu pan t o r o w n e r a t omà% nothing during the Public Sale. Starts m ay m . 8. Runge Chairm an 8 « » l t a r y and strictly UNITED SPECIALISTS Wednesday, June 14, 9 ®. m. Commute. 42*2t 125 Laura Street Jacksonville, - . Fla. We Make Everything Knowr\.to the Trade P H O N E 100. NO . I l f ’ P A R K A V E N U E . Branch Store Roberta Grocery, nckt Poitoffice ft �SAVE W A IT U N TIL W EDNESDAY, JUNE 14 Stock of High-Grade, New and U] erchandise, Lrcnanaise, Consistili Consisting Furnishings for r h Me r in ' W omen and Children.* Trunks, Suit Cases, Tc Largest and Best Known Mills and Factories A ^ to re With A Repu•tation For Square tDealing |HIS IS A" BARGAIN EVENT that le, Magnificent v^ u e i n this.segtion. ' Save this and i idlus Sale 4t will b ^ a r a c t e r i a ^ ^ *“ d ^ . ^en waif for the 20th Centnry vhen the Bargain Floodgates open, WEDNESDAY JUNE 14th pwrthin^ l° T a f hundp d , “ kf* Don’t hesitate NO\ Prices. The greatest, bluest. M o * n m i w S m S E lihlml ^ 3 2 2 ! ^ / ? whai “ wiil W ^ are not boh raber this is not an ordinary bargain sale, It L?nota fake^fnn v^ ^ i t merchandising event thal ».And not enough money. IT IS JUST a renl k « F IS-JUST a case of entirely (thousands upoi ling must be d£ie S o n e out " * * * <* dependable goods at prirt? H IS Stock is now being rcmarked. N o>, attention will be paid to what the Goods actually cost, as we w ill cut and slash prices to sell the stock and sell it quick. In some cases $1.00 will do the work o f $3.00 elsewhere. By no means miss this Grand Op­ portunity. It’s an event that seldom comes. W e are mark­ ing the goods at prices that w ill be ths talk of Sanford for years, we will claim supremacy in value-giving for 100 miles around, and will leave the verdiht with the people. . . Look Where You Will SAVING Means Anything T o You ¡ R e a d This arid; Rrofit What Your Eyes, Your Mind and Your. Feet Creates! Money-Saving Benefits of tl Our Statement Which will Prove THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY and TUESDAY Goods Sold Nor Anyone Admitted U n til ' the Opening Day , ONLY f . I. a Wednesday, June 14th A t 9 O 'c l o c k A . IK . quality, public saie price m pie 20c value__ ________'_____ ,11c quality sat Beits Ladies’ 1< iiher belts, «11 latest designs, patent 23c quality. Public sale p rice.. 9c Yard Goods Thousands o f yards o f Lawn and Batiste and Indian lin en s , in plain and fancy p a ttim i. Positively worth 17c a yard. Public sale Mercerized Poplin, in all colors, 27-inch width, well worth 35c per yard. Public sale price. .15c W hite Waistings. Flaxen and Madras and Reps, worth 23 and 30c per yard. Public sale Ladies’ Waists; Ladies’ Shirtwaists, in this sale we have a nice assortment o f 75c values embroidered wjth needlework, public sale p r i c e . . . . . .......... 1. J k Ladies* Waists in this particular line have Just arrived, this year’s Easier styles, worth 43c} Ladies’, owing to lack o f space we positively cannot do justice to our line of waists. W e carry a full line o f Silk. Torchon, Cunny or net Lace waists, and they are the latest styles. •Waistings Madras in black silk stripe or dotted beauti­ ful waistings. Regular 15c a yard, public sale Lawns Lawn 27 inches wide, assorted colors and figured lawns, all values as high as 15c, y a rd ..'________________ 7--- -------- ------------ 4 H e Percales, full width and all latest designs, 15c quality. Public sale p r i c e . . . . . . . . . . ---------- 9c1 , Skirts T ie«, exceptional value o f 25 well worth It. public sale price {•■ M en'« Balbriggan underwear, êxcells all 35c quality, sains and- drawers, sale . The latest styles, all linen skirt, white or tan. full width. $230 value, public sale p rice.. . $ U g Extra good quality and beautiful tailor-made $350 valne. public sale p r ic e ... :...... ........ $ lB s ’ Ladies*, w e have « full line o f cloth skirts, such as Panama Scotch wool in all colors; don't miss them. Notions • i 1- or National Hat. derby or fedora, tele*- « 1 Special Minute Sales w Buttons. P e a rl 10c kind, doz Safety P in ».-..*...................... Talcum Powder 15c per box. Baby Caps W hite dotted swiss and ruffle values . Suits The self same $8.00 suit now in popular de­ mand for business wear— suits-that ; always sell here for $8.00. Forced sale price.........’ ..3 2 .4 5 Bucana Cheviot suits, like you have always bought here for $10. The same handsome pat­ terns and plain blacks. Forced sale price.$3.85 Menjs Suits in high grade dark silk, mixed cheviots, dependably lined, splendidly tailored. • best for business wear, regular price $1250. forced! sale price________________ ________ $5.95 Not what we say here, but Tthe values them­ selves w ill shout the loudest for this sale. ' Values like those $15 pure silk and worsted. Hundreds of them included and money back if any garment returned; regular price $15. ... . Jforced 7 -45 sale p rice.. .1____£7------ i - i . WDl take place each day at various times of this sale. We only quote a few of tpem: I• Between 9:30 and 10 o’clock we will sell 10 yards of 10c bleaching for 49c. Only 10 yards/to a customer. 10 and 10:30 and 10 We will sell 10 yards of best Dress and Apron Ginghams for 4 3 c . Between the hours of 11 and 11*30 we will sell* Simpson’s- and American Print!Calicos, 10 yards for 2 3 c . L , • Between the hours of 1 and 1:30 we will put on .sale 5 Spools of Thread—Coats’ bad others, 5 spools for 10c. Between th 2 hours of 2 and 230, Sheeting 36 inches wide, actual 9c quality. 10 yards for 4 3 c , and many others to numerous to men- Men's w ork . shirts o f best quality and well made, 60c value, public sale price. . . . ■ ___ 3 8 c Men's dress shirts, a new line, well selected atterna. open in front: latest styles. 60c alue....... ¿ j . 1 ____ ................ 7____ - - ........ 2g c Here is a lot o f dress i n t i not what w e tell you. but value and quality talk for themselves, such as w e always sold for 31.04, public sale S and toe. guaranteed hose, 35c values. Public sale p r i c e . . . . ] ------ ’ . . . . l _____ L . . . ............. 17c ■ Scrivens sjyledrawers, elastic seam, regular 75c values, public sale p rice._________ _____ 37c Boys’ Pants ! (Will Be Sold As Advertised J. K. M E TTIN G ER Boys’ Suits W e carry a full line o f boys’ clothing and we guarantee not to send you away dissatisfied in our prices in this department. < Regularise, large Uleached Jew els, public sale rwins • Turkish towels..regular 15c value, I**®®- - - - - - - - - I public tale -------- ----- . - . . . T __ _BC ■ Mosquito Canopy Ladies’ MSJlinery Big lot of untrimined hats, latest shapes straw and others will go regardless o f cost. 50c and 75c shapes o f s t r a w . __ „ _________ _2gc Yes. not. what we tell you.bqt styles and quality shout the loudest trimmed hats, it seems impossible but they must go and will sell fast while they last, - Values as high as M E R C H A N D IS E Trunks and Suit Cases. Hand Bags. This en­ tire line must go regardless Of cost to manufac­ ture or price o f raw. material. Towels Boys’ pure linen wash panu in stripes. 35c uring this sale we will have a'- ‘'Guessing Contest’’ in which we wiil ¿v Lve e away valuable presents to both women and men. It costs you nothing. Everyone has the same opportunity^ This content takes p la c e t various hours during the .10 days’ sale Trunks, Suit Cases Good Towels, publicjpale price....................3c Any" 35c pair of pants will be sold during this sale o f wool Sod best fabrics a t_____________I90 • Pants Men’s Pants, Wellington. National perfect fit. assorted stripes and colors. .$150 and $2.00 value. Public sale price. l ____ '. ________ I . . 69C Men's fancy blue and silk Tweeds and light colors, all w$ll made, regular $250 values. Pub­ lic sale price.'______* . . _ ___ _______-____ _ $ 1.29 Men’s finest custom tailored pants, such as talk for themselves, all w oo l blue. ,hlack and stripes, values as high as $250 and better. Public s a le .l....................................... ----- $1.69 public sole Here. Ladies; don't miss this opportunity o f tring a trimmed bat; value $250 and some tter. Public sale price.!_____ u . . ............. 37c S Table Linen W hite table linen 56 inches w it e, value 35c. Public sale price_______ : ____ , . . . ...... ..........I8e Beautiful designed table linen, 6 1 inches wide 50c quality, public sale price, y a rd .............. 24c Mosquito canopy, brass ‘frame, perfection make: $150 value. Public sale price________ 98c Hammocks-c • : •< | a , W e have on hand some df the finest made hammocks, and U w ill pay you to investigate aa we will sell them atjprices which wilPastori- Sheets and Pillow Cases *' L* _• • > Full size pillow case, regular 20c value. Pub(sale price....... _______ ;_ .j,........ ................||c Here w e have a y e ll made and ’ good sheet. x90. regular 75c value, public sale price. ,.4 lc Here we shout, don’t miss this ¡line o f table linen; all high-grade and weQ finished. 75c value. Public sale price., yard___ _____ . . . 4 3 c 1 •.4 } • 60x72, $1 ........ 59c The Big Sale Opens W EDNESDAY ID LE TA L K JU N E 14th . C ash O n ly . ,i At 9 O’clock A. M.. T LOOK FOR T H E BIG RED FR O N T And Continues For Ten Day« Only 106-108 W . First Street W e Pay Railroad Fare to all _____ 1 *__ ____ :__ :_.’ _ .- - • ... .1 Between asers of 35 Miles Around. H IS Sale is Different from anything o f the kind ever inaugurated in Sanford, or for that matter, in the entire State o f Florida,.and if you ever at­ tend another you cannot afford to miss this one. , There will be a great crowd, but you will be jostled by a *wtll pleased and good natured people at �THE SÀNrORD HERAL C. McDaniel, 0, IL Fern aid, B. L. H ughe«, C. 0. McLaughlin, J, W* J?kkeiii.-G corge Fox. J r , Henry Wight, F . J. Gonzalez and Mita Keelor. IN .THE SOCIAL WORLD PuUUbtd m u Friday Marnili« at Sanford, Fla R.J. HOLLY, Editor and Propri«** SutM orlptlaa Price, $ 2 .0 0 a Y e a r In Advanes Catered at eeaood-deu n ail matter Au|u»t 22nd * 1008. at lb . Fostaffice at Sanford, Florida., andar Act of March 3rd. 18TB. Items o f Interest Concerning Spclety People. P O IN IS H ow k ’ ; Office In llcrald Bulldln« Trlrpbone fia. 148. The editor o f the Lake City Index And» him self compelled to apologize for a stnteroerrt m ade in hit paper, because the “ responsible parties" from whom he got his Information "d o not wish to be mixed up in a controversy". W e have had ex ­ perience with Juit such "respon sible" par­ ties. They w ill talk with great freedom until, the confiding newspaper man pub­ lishes an item on tho (trcngth o f their assertions; then, when they, h ave /gotten him In trouble they draw in their horns a d d lea ve hinj to bear the brunt. This paper does not publish an item o f importance without personal knowledge o f It « correctness, or. falling in that, upon such authority as w ill enable us to give tlio\name o f our informant, whether' he wisnes "to be m ixed up in n controversy" or n o b —Lakeland News, __ The iront pngn.of the -S an fo^d-H ardd this vreek p reien lt a very neat appear­ ance, giving in full detail the closing ex­ ercises o f . the Sanford high school and showing visw s o f the graduating class, the high school building, the grammar school building, and the primary school building. AU o f the building»’ »how that they are o f ex cellen t construction and comfortable. T h is kind or enterprise on the part o f the Herald will do more to bring new settlers to Sanford than any­ thing else— Tim es Union. A very .pleasant surprise party was-] given by some o f the young people, at the residence o f Mrs. EL L Marshall on Thurs­ day evening. In honor o f Miss A n n ie McDurmit, o f South Carolina. W ith danpini C elery C ity V B lflty F a ir W h ile And*games the young people spent a de­ lightful evening. Some o f those present A w a y t h e G olden H o u r »— were Misses Clarissa Starling, Mary Chap­ S o d a i Go »»Ip . » ' pell, Helen Rowland, Margaret Davis, Linda Connelly, Mercedes Munson, ’Mar] Walker, H a zel Hand, A n n ie McDunrilt, Messrs. Kelly, Herndon. Peabody, Purdon; Wicker, Butt, Campbell, M a h on y.' ) J ’I Leffler. McCoskill. J. A. and L. P. McCulier. Saturday afternoon o f last week, Mrs, G. F. Smith entertained Informally, ' though very delightfully at bridge at her ' home on fourth street and Magnolia A ve. Top score was made by Mrs. F. J. 1 Gonzales to whom was awarded the first 1 prize. The consolation prize was captitr1 ed by Mrs. Paul Keely, while the booby was taken by Miss Charlotte Keelor. A f’* -T t^ tw fg fttng-wiurpdtf mMSSO B c e a lW ra served in cantaloupes. Those invited to this enjoyoblq party were Mesdaines W. R. Anno, 0. W. Brady, G. H. Fern s Id,' W. D. Holden, R. S. K eelor,. R. L. Hughes. A . 1 R. Connelly, J,. W . Dickens, F. J, Gonzalez, S. T , Qfeac. i k F.-W hltnor, I L L- DeFor■ e C P a u lK e e iy .R .J . Holly. C. O .M cL flU ghlin, T. A. Neal. B. W. Herndon. Robert 1 Newman. S, Puleston. J. L. Hurt, D. L Thrasher, M, H. Bowler. F- Schurapert, Henry Wight, Misses Brady Keelor, Schumpert and Bowler. Mrs. Fannie Muqton'a June mornlni pupils r e d ia l was given In her studio last Friday morning. The large number o f relatives and friends o f . the.- talented young mbslcians who were present greatly e njoyed the beautiful program. Mrs. Munson was assisted b y Miss M tb e Bowler and Miss Flossie Frank « h o song a group o f pretty duetts accompanied by -------— IC E C R E A N Lawson’s Phone r 275 Offlee with HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. Sanford. V - Flo rid a W here Do Y ou Buy Meat? W HY NOT TR A D E A T A M E A T M A R K E T Where you can have your order delivered at once and not be forced to wait for the grocery wagon. We deliver telephone nr. dere'AT ONCE BY special messenger. Complete line o f Florida and Western Beef and Pork Lamb, Dry and Satl- M eats and Poultry. SPECIALS TODAY— Frdsh Fish, Broilers, Fryers and HomeMade Pork Sausage. F o r m e r ly w it h . m U T R D i n f l C Park Ave. Phone ho L _ If_ * - D A lU u tl 2 ____ R o b e r ts No i In order to cut down my large stock of Buggies and Carriages I will close them out at cost for the next thirty days; This, is the ohance of-your Tife time to W . H. -UNDERW OOD The Carriage Man S a n ro m 2, L e e s b u rg o In a fine, exhibition of ball between Leesburg and Sanford last Wednesday. Sanford won, tho score being Sanford 2, Leesburg 0. Ralph Stevens pitched . for the locals and had the Lake County boys guessing. -The gam e was said to be very E E the dodgers advertising S % • lit, twin-screw launch * * the big, safe electric j". W E K IW A for a big S' r ^ ^ jggj—y —! chrnjrcYcursluft from “ Sanford to the United States 5 ’ - , * . aa’ Government Dredge on the St. Johns river for June 5,* 15th, round trip $1.00, leaving Sanford at 9 a. ' •**. in. rc- J* # turning that afternoon, j This boat meets the early 5* v‘ ACKY PARTY, Miss K Underwood entertained number o f her young frieuds a ^ j . tacky party at her home last Friday evening. The invitations, costume*, gam es and refreshments all carried out the tacky idea, and the^affair was the source o f .milch fun fur the young people. Miss Junie Sttunon received the prize for being the tackiest girl present; and Martin Mc­ Daniel was -the tackiest boy. to whom was also given a prize. *• : * . .. train from Sanford to Leesburg, going and g; coming on T H U R S D A Y , at the bridge crossing the Wckiwa river J* takes you to the" WEKIWA SPRINGS Guava Jelly and back for 50 cents A Lovely Trip Armour’s Extract Mro-Q. W . Brady was hostess for the Magnolia bridge d a b W ednesday afliernoon. Three tables o f players enjoyed a spirited game. Punch and cake* also delicious ice cold watermellon was served. Delicious General Fire Insurance From eight to eleven, members o f the Congregational Sunday School qualify each Sundays for the five-fold honor rolL This comprises I attendance, 2 prompt­ ness, -3 contributions. 4 good lessons and 6 church [attendance. The following were "honors" all from Sundays o f .the month o f May. Misses Albirie Frank, Claire Walker. Katharine end- Ruth Waldron, On Saturday 'ev en in g from eight to taro, that DO the 4lh day of bcccmhfr, A. D. 1011, eleven. Mrs. M. .Martin, delightfully en­ 1 »ball apply to the Honorable Win. M inin, Jodie at of »aid Court, aa Jud«e of Probate, for my Dnal dla- tertained the Sanfoid music club rh arj. aa Administrator of the estate' of Chas. H. Comfort Cottage. A very pleaslnga m ualUedk decraaed: and that at the same tluie I will ri ■ T & r jM M w a u asX& 5£ Ifn i prpjtrqrc-wna m n la l uirt-1) » tho stab preaent to said Court e*TMfr m i U V TKFth«!f «5^ members and the Ladies | „ hi — chorus, nfi... after provai. * : Datad May Slat IBI which the hostess, assisted by Misses sent OODRUFr. Admlalraior !IqwleTj Frank and.-Harris* served an ice­ o f C ou nty Juttga," S t a le o f cream course. The favors were beautiful roses, . ATLANTA AGENTS C o n g re g a tio n a l Church There will be a Memorial services o f the Brotherhood o f Locom otive Engineers at the People's church £3unday afternoon. June 11. at 3 o'clock. About forty engineers with their fa m ilies have signi­ fied their Intention to be present. Rev. George B. W aidroo w ill -d e liv e r th e Memorial address. Services are open to the public The church - w ill be dosed that evening. Morning preaching service Ora nt« 'Counir annta J. Beck J Qran«« County Node* la bartby riven, to all whom ll may conwa. that on the lth day of Urcember. A. D 1011 ■hall apply to the Honorable Wm. Martin, judft ’ aaU Court, aatudae of Probate, for my Anal die- W ., J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y P U R E LY P ER S O N A L Our representative. Hon. Forrest Lake 1» lu m a from Tallahassee, w here he made a good record. Being his maiden effort Mr.'Lake did not make himself conspldous on the floor but his Influence was felt Ip every measure that come up for dlscus- were also sung b y MLsa Mabel Bowler, a c ­ cussion, companied by Miss H assle Frank. Little Sanford post office has been named aa a H is s A b b le Doddney played tyro very postal savings department. Score one for pretty numbers, In addition to her pro­ gram numbers, which were o f . 4>er own Postmaster Haskins. composition, showing remarkably talents A BANQUET along this line. Miss A n n ie Lee Cald­ Don’t miss it. . For .wise shoppers at well read a very interesting paper on Ute Public Sale Mettinger's Wednesday, Music in Old Japan and Today. Others June 14, 9 a. in. Come early and avoid taking part were Misses H azel Packard, the ru sh .__________ ■ Marion Packard,-JiefUui t'a cla rd , Rani* Dr. Howard has returned and can be Murrell, A bbie ‘ Doudney, Ruth Kanner, found at bis residence in the forenoon ClaiTlsso Starling. Lucca Chappell,- Essie and his office in the afternoon. 22-tf ’ urdon, Edith S tew art Helen Holland, Charlotte Hand,* Margaret Davis, Murie l in C ou rt o f C ou nty Ju dge. S ta te o f Tarrold, and A delaide Higgins. flo r id a . * In rs Estât, of Che*. It. Beck J »n e o. ion Mtu. O. W. Brady entertained charm­ in g ly At bridge her beautiful Borne on ,|Magnolia avenue on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Brady was assisted In caring for her guests at th is pretty affair by her daugh­ ter, Miss Irens Brady, who has Just re­ turned from Stetson University. There were four tables .of player* who enjoyed, a spirited gam e, at the d o se o f which'1 »cores were counted and Mrs. Paul Keely was found to have made highest. The prize she received was a p air o f silk hose. Mrs. A. W. Brown was the Ipcky winner o f the consolation prize, a sterling sliver picture frame. The booby prize awarded to the lowest scorer was the source o f much amusement. -It was a Mexican souvenir, a monkey carved out o f p a in t The card tables were spread w ith dainty covers and a salad course served. The plates w ere made ve ry pretty with a docoration o f nasturtium leaves and flowers. ;}m on g those Invited w ere Mesdames A . W . Brown, Paul Keely, G. F. Smith, B. S. Keelor. Cruse Barnes, W. Dl Holden, S. O. ShlphoUer, R. Homrigbous. W . R. Ahno. R. J. Holly, Frank M i l l « , a P . Driver, J- Armour’s Boullion To Think of New Furnishings ___________For Your Home Cubes Fleischman’s Yeast Pimento Cheese W E H A V E T H EM EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE. QUEENSWARE AND STOVES Our new line G R A N G E S and K ITC H E N S T O V E S are the kind fyou have wanted and couldn't get. . SEE OUR B A R G A IN C O U N TE R D. Roberts! WILLIAMS & MILTEER *% ■ ~ lP h o n e 3 9 * * f ■« •’ : v • .Rand Budding - ■> % ^ *' • - 'i £ . -4 ■ 7 Just across the strefet �— TME. SAN FOND MENALO — June ff. I9H -*>■* » ,ttna from tho Bureau o f Anim al Industry {til to deal with it and the state expcristation authorities also, as yet •pparently have not been able to get at or give out definite or vatnble suggesdons. (I have made inquiry of 'both these department«),. It ia the same with distemper. Hydrophobia has been dealt with recently in Farmers' Bulletin No. 449: "Rabies or Hydrophobia*,■ by John R. Mohler, V. M. D., and 1 wish to suggest that every Florida community should be conversant w lU fth e increasing da n ger-to REMNANT CURING the past month the accumulation of remnants 1 has been very large and it is our intention to close I them outTin one day7 The entire lot consisting of good lengths, and this season’s newest goods will be marked down to the lowest and placed- on, center tables at -just about Half Price -> ______________ . of Rabies, and take action for prevention. It Is a danger threatening cattle as well as dogs, cats and humans and preventive measures should be token before the hot weather Is here In full force. These | preventive measures are so simple that every dog-owner should be witling to take them, by muzzling his dogs. I append the general suggestion o f the Introduction to tho Bulletin in regard to this/but every­ one should read this bulletin \nnd realize [ the danger for himself. It should also be known that a Pasteur I institute hns been established In Jaclcn «onville where anyone bitten by a dog suffering from rabies should be taken' ut [ once. T|ie discovery of a toxin which renders I dogs Immune from distemper was dis­ covered by a regular physician of Palmer, Massachusetts CDr. &. A . M oore) and anyone who is interested in the matter will find a (vcll-.writtcn article upon the sub­ ject in Country L ife In America for Feb­ ruary 1909. Subsequeut experience proves the value o f Use discovery both o f the toxin for. prevention and successful-treat- j menl of such cases. _ A regular physician o f Tampa, Fla., I • (Dr. H. 0. Snow ) has apparently made an equally valuable discovery In a cure for Mack tongue. Both theie physicians came to their conclusions after years of | dealing with dogs as ddgs-owncrS .and dog-lovers, not-ns kennel-men and pro­ fessionals or manufacturers but it is to I be hoped that in time Florida may have the benefit o f wholesale manufacture of | this binck-tonguo remedy. la both H icoe diseases prevention is worth many a dog’s life— means that by saving it. A nd every dog who shows signs of luck o f appetite should be watch­ ed Immediately, given castor oil or liverpill* nnd given into the ca/e of u veteri­ nary as soon as possible. Every dug should be rendered immune • from dis­ temper by the toxin so far as distemper goes, and when black tongue is suspected If you value you dog or your own feelings, don't delay in giving the oil m u l then proper treatment. As Khcabies, the "Latter o f Transm ittal" to tile Bulletin on the subjocr snys among other things, "Th e, disease known as rsoies in animals and hydrophobia in man ia one o f the most terrible mala dies known ta medical science. Rabies Is prevalent among dogs. In vnriouB^arts of the United States, and tho presence of infected animals Is a constant menace to human life. Under this condition tho relative Infrequency o f deaths among _ People who^ have been bitten by rabid dogs is due to the protection afforded by the Pasteur treatment. Even with tills treatment, however, considerable anxiety, •offering, hardship nnd expense are en ­ tailed upon m any people; and it must al•o be remembered that for a number of reasons, not the least o f which ore the inconveuience and expense involved, a Itrge proportion o f the persons and prac­ tically all the animals thot have received die vims through bites do not undergu Ihis treatment. > “Theoretically, r a b l ^ 'l s one o f the taost easily eradtajrfM o f contagious • diseases, but practically the undertaking !• beset with dflticulties. A ll that is re­ quired Is the muzzling o f all dogs for a , nt. l*me. This has been amply proved by the experience o f several J-uropean countries where the disease has qe«n stamped out in this manner. E l­ ective action cannot be taken by the federal Government alone; it is necessary “ have the cooperation o f tho States and municipalities and o f the people at large. « seems desirable,'-Wfercfore, that the uuormation contained in the accompanytufJ * P e r be given the widest publicity." (Thla U signed by the -A . D. Melvin, «u e f of Bureau o f A nim al Industry, U. S. dpc of Agriculture). Get the bulletin and read itl j^One Who L o v e « Dogs and HU Fellow SALE i _____________________ ---------- :— . 40-Inch Vyhite Lawn This i material is especially good for the princess slips, un­ der-garments, etc., and is equal­ ly as pretty ns the 1 2 Me and 15c goods for shirtwaists, frocks and dresses; full forty inches wide and a good seller at 15c, Monday, SEE o tm « ------------------------- ■-------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- - White Goods Special Anotlier great value for—Monday will he at our white goods counter; a new show­ ing of checks; stripes and plaids, dainty nainsook * and madras; they are sold regular .price at 1214c and 15c, For Monday only . . . . . . __ J .............. s . 45-Inch Batiste This is a very special value Lingerie- B a tlsiern ill forty .five inches wide; ft very pretty evenly woven ^material'! that .washes and'wenrs and is Mold at from 35‘c to 50c Very special day only'. Embroidery Sale W INDOW M ONDAY O N LY I • ill * T h is beautiful assortment of embroidery can be seen in our corner window. Valui c, edging and insertion to match. These goods P O S IT IV E L Y will not be sold ty Monday at the price, very special . . . .. . . . 9 C EN TS 72 IN C H -D A M A SK UMBRELLAS , This is absolutely an all-LIncti Dam­ ask, full 72 inches wide in n silver or Gcrmnn tblench with dots or floral derigna; tv gronrmlmrnrTrrtntlnT.- apPcihlTy priced for Monday, selling per yd___ 71c A new shipment of the 2G nnd 28-inch parasols mul mnhrellus, made with a steel roil and a hollow* ¿round rib. The coyqjLJyiiiiii made of _u--medium weight glorln doth with a large assortment of handles. Very special. . . ............ . .....................9 8 C ' Mens’ Underwear Dj TICKING r..~ Itii&on of the year for iv I renovating, and tho IP# very iinrxnTmit We o heavy weight .ticking Mens Another big shipment o f- the; nice cool balbriggun sh im and drawers, either short or long sleeve C \ A / T vest while the drawers are full length, a regu- / ¿ I I . Ia r3 9 c value . . . ______ . — ---------------- — : . - Shoes! _ „ ** You williintl nice epol ct otir one-pricc Union Suits for m c r tons.lo pulLoff or binding at jvyaist n one o N o but Furniture * . m » chines This department has built its "of the \\V*V '•* shoes for the little folks as Think many pleasant reputation by giving always V f .■ ■\ well as the grown-ups, and ¿veilings * spent: listening to _ 1 Best Quality and; again by the beauty of it is "the well tlicse^ wonderful machines, giving more goods for known factories they arc any kind of music, *%ongs, lec­ made by, the Godman, the same money arid same W e have a complete line of ■ « { , Selbv’s and the Snow. _ A new shipment of ladies’ velvet suade and patent pumps this week. They arc beauties. —• *\ • goods for less money, * * • Vi.i ■ ( i •- tures, ctG*, and for the small An inspection of quality and sum of one dollar a week. prices in this department will How can wc be without one? mean a great saving to you New records every week. ■tv ft S TO R E * k ^ C LO SE S T H U R S D A Y * • * 1* \ NOON-HALF HOLIDAY CASH D E P A R TM E N T S TO R E SANFORD Tw o Stores, 121-123 E. First Street FLORIDA �BAVE BUHIEP THE-HATCHET Youman I. À.’ D. Itaivé........ L Thraahc». Truite» •od M.’ Wnti'on’. . ! . . G.W. Oooke liarver M. M. Seoord. Unknown UllSUVa It .. u Ski OftHnl «1--- » .. Mi Mi Mary M. Soconl and anxious to bury all differences, as Orlando b is always been, and play, a series o f gam es,' every other Thursday being given to those tw o teams. A s is. well known, a ball team cannot be piaflhtalned In either o f the towns unless a*. series o f gam es can b e arranged between b * r •I l A S»â#n it A» Is 2m maalfjj Jal » a 1C A. Cl 1> Hu SM lot 4 iûid iôt 'fl W H lott e nod 7 Barlow ends meet, even w ith liberal donations ' 00 the part o f the citizens o f both places..| It w «3 utfreed. b y the vlaltin « licntJoj] men, that i f priando agreed to tio l^ e Fourth o f July celebration' the two teams would play a double header In this city on that date, os was done' In Sanford two years, the directors being given until negt'j . Monday to decide the matter; ~ l f such « ] Undo w ill visit Sanford on that data. Sanford has secured a good ball team and it U hard at work getting Intd shape, The directors have about finished negotiations with several outside men, although the greater part o f her team w ill be practically home talent, but with some o f .the best material In the state at hand, there is no reason ¡why w e should not bold up our end o f the gam e with all comers.' Letters have been received from a number o f visiting teams and . a good schedule w ill no doubt be arranged In U t » 9 ,1 0 ,......... If DrMwrll ; J. Wtlllamt W. While.... ürtLen'dCo U Q. 8trt*sl»U»w ‘* Additi». L oo 0 and 7 A. Bromley Aaron Robbtna j Sanford loe and S. I'ulctiun Water*Co Unknown A s the above became delinquent on A p ril 1st, 1910, 12 per cent. Interest w r an­ num from A p ril fit , 1910 to the date o f o f octunl payment must be added to the sev. eral Items In the above lis t I f not paid before the 1st day o f April. 1912, nn » hhi. tloniri penalty o f 3 per cent, will be added ptuL tho unpaid item will ba ccrtlfled tc the City Attorney for collection -------n *** M. W . L o v n x r Deputy T ax Collecrorr ' D. A. Burton.... E. It Bllsa. . . . . . l.H. Manh .i.. v !.. Lyrtd* Ett , on the part o f both OrUndo and Sanford '<0 p tey good, clean ball, keep down aU petty differences and give tbe people the worth o f their money, the prospect for » t o i * some fast games was never more favor­ A. E. Jon»» . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. f.j. Hliijliil»)ili«in able. I f you arc ai fan, and there are very fe w Id our little city who are not, you should not tnlss a. game, either at home or In Sanford, thereby helping the management, which has gone to so much trouble^ J o . g e t . a series o f games In j. Horton*» Heir» ougurated. • W agili «* ** »» *»a » *•aa •*» *» *■•I »-» Here's hoping that this m ay prove the Charles Darling ion Unknown............ . banner base ball season and that tba Unknown games scheduled between Sanford ang Unknown Unknown OrUndo m ay not only prove profitable I but pleasant and enjoyable to all.— Re­ porter Star. L a k e’s L a t e s t P e r p e tr a tio n Forest Lake o f Orangs wus looking over tbe program o f tbe musical department's gradur.UjiA- exerrises a t tba Woman's College. H e found three Rubies, two Beryls, one Opal and one Pearl figuring among tba names o f tbe performers. TJie r-‘ gems brought to his mind this anecdote: * - ~ A colored lady bad curried .h er first­ born to church one Sunday to be christen­ ed in tbe faith. Onyx was the particular cognomen selected for the infant. A s the preacher raised tbe fourteen 'pounds oTdiu ky smile aloft and reached ¡for the, sprinkling-pot. he paused to m skç a few remarks appropriate to the occasion. N o th ln g s e e m o d more felicitous than a reference to the precious atone o f which Miss Onyx was evidently the embodh roent— in her m other^,m ind, at last. Tbe preacher began to spredd himself along these lines, when aU at once the abqve mentioned lady Jumped to her feet andtried: * "No, sahl 1 didn't mean fo’ to call her after no >uch thing os that. 1. w ant bar named Onyx because she wus onyxpected I"— Dixie. Th e DeLand G am e DeLand a baseball team let the Sanford team score badly against them yesterday afternoon, Sanford winning by a score o f 0 to 2. DeLand put up a very good gam «, but was weak In the box and poof in team work. R/ P. Hamlin umpired. Tbe gam ej was /slow. The event o f the DeLand gam e wag a hit by Bennett, land­ ing the ball over the fence. This gave hint a home run,under. ground rules, and brought in also the man ahead o f him. These were the only two scores made by the J)e Land team. Following Is the llnduo o f the DeLand team. Pitcher, Hunter, catcher, Branley; first, Bennett; second, W illard; short, Gross; third, Jacksonville; right. Langston; centre TUJla; left. FaJxiss. Perkins pitched tbe last three Innings for DeLand. Sanford's team was composed o f— Sncdigar, Lawler, Breakfleld. Dowell, Vining. H. Pounds, Weaver, Stout add Gove; Sanford has the making o f a strong loam. The gam e was gentlem anly but very alow.— DeLand New*. When In dqubt. regarding where to ship or sell consult Lew is Vegetable Ex­ change, L eftter Block, corteous treatment no trouble to Sensible questions 41-11 The Crippen Music Stqre High-grade Pianos, Organs -■ Low Prices S2-3... All that and Graphophones. * K * * • Easy Payments. P ic IB beln| the N )i ' of tbe N’ >nd H. E. Adam* »mil to o ....... . Now Is The Time To Buy Impi Unknown ed “Ready to Plant“ Sanford 18.00 4.80 IZ.00 Celery Farms Koòinxn iVptlejr jo n c ».. la» Richardson inknorti These farms can be bought for tbe next thirty r. H. Rand.... r. E. Eaveriry ilnknown days ror less money have Sanford farnSs to sell. Not Largo,’ T a ft Mr*. iTWwli* D. ]. William» John Mriiulre one C E A P P E L L ’S Real Estate Agency L u u 4 u d S, F r is b ie C o lla r CHAtMEJtt high-low collar for every J a ck in the summer g a m e of comfort seeking. Looks high ; feels low. Correct" in style and four-ply, now, Frwbl* Coon & Co- Matters Troy, N. T For 8alo in 8anford By Caldwell & Sons �¡9.19« THE SANFORD HERALD n otice o f in c o r p o ra tio n in The Circuit Court, Seven th C ircu it, O r a n «« ■ cou n ty, In C hancery i< b m b y i l v« n that the undersigned “ - ^ » ‘ -•ner 0. Chwo end L L) io the Governor of the Suite », Florid», on tbe 24th N. J. Stenitrom, Complainant \ for letter« patent Ut be •' ( e w o r i h 'O w e Company * under (he Rudolph F.-.Nyman, rJ,^proposed Crorglanna L. Nyman. > «rtlclt* Of Incorporation: Cha*. F. Hrnrleaon and [ A inora Or Ixcmàxatvm -■ Hannah A. Henderson. \ I ite oursaJve* Ret IHmrtenti i corporation Judlclol Florida. Foreclosua Of Mortgage lileworth «hall be coni Florida mid In Other átate* rt United State* of‘ America and In foreign «Strie* Wherever necessary and convenient. £«dtrle* wherever n w X principal office pi th' mLííS cip*i °m <* # lhe cor.po;j,,k,nl^ h?i1 t o , ■? I t o & r o t Sanford, Orange Coifmy, iodi other office* and pince* of builne*« m Sreurallon «ball establish. A m i II ___ (Irferutimn In the said cause, is n nonresident of the Stale of Florida, nnd that her resldentce Is In the city of Melrose, In the State of Massachusetts. You are therefore ordered to appear to the bill of complaint filed In ihls e*u»e. on. or befoa Monday. August 7th. A. D., 1911, the same being n rule day of this court It Is further ordered that this notice be published lor four «urcesslve week* Jn the Sanford* Herald, a newspaper pul,Halted In Hanford, Florida Witness U. M. Robinson, Clerk of the Circuit ttieieneral nature of the business shall be to Court, Orange County, Florida, and the seal there­ I», léale or otherwise apjulre land* and rights of on thl* Stn day of June. A. D. 1011. M r i t the State of Florida and e V (Seal) D M Hotikvh. Clerk. •H •* and _ ■ 10 JII mwim ut «ha a«imi* hv ■film ¿hire, ditpoae of the sum* by »ole. Cea A. DeCottbs, Solicitor and *of Counsel for ™ or otherwise; to purchase, p la n t, lm- complatnrnt. 42-St pTVVt, malntaln and operate grove* of dt' ' , to trow produce of any fût ftnu diner N o tic e o f S ale o f F reigh t kind or kind*, to cotultrue», own. loose. or otherhou*e* and to operate the Under and by virtue of Section 3127 of the Ceripaeklmt fruit groWn by thl* Compsnyor bTolbef pewoo*: to *hlp. market nml mhrrwur rrol Statutes of the State of Florida. Notice to J. O. Hanks of Sanford. Fin, and to all jL w— rf the fruit and other product* *o purchased concerned. Section 3127 of the tiencral nrrrown. to operate tram road* a* may be round others Statutes of the Stale of Florida, I. F. P. Rlncs. no crurr or expedient for the purjtoeoofironsport- Agent of the Atlanta’ Coaei U n * Railroad Com­ tatthe property or product* owned, held or con- pany at Sanford. Florids. will on Monday, the 12th SSl«| by laid corporation, but not to use said of June. A. l> 1911. at II a. m . at the Freight ncan* of transportation for the purpose of doing day Depot of the Atlnnllc Cool Line Railroad Company the butlnes* of a common carrier, to sell, mortgage In Sanford, Florida, sells at public outcry to the Sublet, pledge, hire. lee»e or convey the property highest nnd best bidder, for ca*h. nineteen (19) eflald corporation, or any part thereof, at the tnnsof refuse lime, rontalnnl In Atlantic Coast diwilon of the .board of director*: to borrow line Railroad car number 14230. consigned by the mqnry luu* band* or other otillgatlom, and to *rcure payment oflhe lama by deed*.-mortgages, Florida Lime Company of -Kendrick. Florida io J. O. Honks at San lorn. Florida, to cover freight pledge* or any other klad of Instrament; to moke rhwyge* And demurrage against said shipment ef contract* of any hind whltMaver for the farther- lime, ammiuting to the sum of one bnndred and . ,,f the purpose* o* business of the Company,to dollars (118,00). Paywmi ot-whleh i* |lemerfhart<ll*e. to dohll net* anil thing* which eighteen ftiUWiI hy (HHnijlnf r 40-Stc ------------ B*. P. Rum, Again, — to be dona In the trnmectlon of It« said buslnesk led generally, to hove. exercise and enjoy all the right power» nnd privilege* incident tocorporntioas In -C ou rt o f County Judge, S ta te 6 t (w proSt organised under t)>e taws of the state Florid a '• ' ‘ of Florida. . A m a x III The amount of the capital stock o r this corpora­ W.rT .;0 h n s °f ) ’ Notifc it Itcfeby given, inali whoi whom It raey contion shall 1« ten thousand dollar* divided Into one hundred share* of one hundred dollars, per share. cent, that on the 14th day of November, A. D. All or any part of the fapltnl stock orchis cor­ 1011, we shall apply lothe Honorable Wm. Martin, Udg of »«Id — . as Judge of Probate, for our Coure poration snail' be payable In or issued Judge its executor* executors of 1_._____ the last will mid for cash or for the purchase of property, linai tlliicharge as ___ _ T. John*, deceased: and that at labor or service* at a Just valuation there­ teitaiuent oLW, of to be Axed by the Incorporators at a meeting the tame lime we will present to said Court our for lhe organ lint ion of the Company, or by the final acrounts at executors of said estate and aik directors of the Company at a meeting to be called far Ihrlr approval. Dated May Jib. A. D. 1911. 1, tor that purpose. All stock when Issued shall 1« R. K. WARE, J hilly paid *Bd non-asaeasable. / j *' MATTIE CRAY JOHNS. ,* . Arncu; IV ' A* F.xecutort. ii.-t.iim f..r tahUh » « ¡ ‘I eorporathm shaH-calst" • g »'6 t - 9 -lt.-g -»rT ri4 rg n i: 9 8. ID-13 — r *h*UJbc perpetual._ "»"-•“ « “Ä ' t e i S S A im ât V The builne*« of this corporation shall he conduct­ ed br the following officers: a president, a vice president. a secretary and a treasurer, and a board of not less than three dlrectora'or more than ova. Any two of said tdficea eicepl those of president ■od vice President may be held by the some per­ lón. Ttie number of directors shall be changed ...hum limn to time by the by-laws, The board of direttori shall be elected by the stockholders at the ttnuBl meeting to be held on the second Tuesday S(May, 1912, St the by low* shall prescribe, nnd thereof!« on the second Tuesdny in Muy of each year. The hoard of directors *h all elect the officer* of the company. The president and vie* president ■hall k electsed from among the. members oflhe muni m( meetboard of directors. The dale of the immuti , - lag may be changed by tthe by-laws, n meeting __________ _____ h doy of June. 191 f, at 10 shall be held on tita 30th o'clock a, m. In the city of-Snnford, Floridu. for the purpose of adopting by-law* and completing the erttmlialion of the company, filing a just valunlion upon the { imperi y, labor or service* which may I » offered n payment for shares of capital' stack of the company, and for transacting such other business as May properly come before the cers to be elected by the dlrecoirejing Until the officers lhei_ Hinchasen at theflrst electionin May 1012, shall be qualified, the business of this corporation shall be conducted by the,following officers: Sydney O. -Chase, president! JoshuaC. Chase, vice President sod treoiurer; and L l). Chase, secretary; nnd Sydney O. Chase, Joshua C. Chase and L. D. Cnsse shill constitute the Uiurd of director*. ...................:__ — Axnaxl.VJ . . . . . The highest dmount of llshlllty qr indebtedness to which this corporation shall at any. lime subject Itself Is One Hundred Thousand Dollars. In Court o f th e County o f Florid a x ' Stm lnola Chapter No. 2 , Order E astern S t a r ’ Meets every second and fourth Friday In month. Every one who has seen his Star In the fa s t am cordially Invited to visit the chanter. I A lkc F- Roeams, Sec y. In th e D istrict Court o r the United S ta te s In and to r the S ou thern Dis­ t r ic t o r Florid a G h 6 & era of Am erica i Sanford LoCirl Union No? 1701, U. B. of C. and,, of A. meets every Thursday night at 7 o'clock In . Rumohr. lobf, president; T. L the Engtea' ”Hall. W. A. Lent, K .S .1 ,1 . - . . — C. M,_ H AM ILTO N ^ r - t * W d N H V » » V V H M A iW t lk H V k H * * V W A A H H H t % H B t N t N » t N » l| H I | ^ » | ^ DENTIST Roam 13 Pico Building , Phono 3BS NORTH EAST A . DENTIST OfRcc: Yowell Buildinil S A N FO R D 'FLO R ID A a a èsitsisjE Coast Line DR. R. M. MASON / DENTIST S 0 U ÎH Welbom Block DENTIST Rooms 23, 24 and 25, Pico Bldg • .. S A. N F O R D. E WEST ELECTRIC LIGHTED P U LLM A N " DINING A N D S L E E P IN G -C A R V t DR. W. E. H0USH0LDER P R . "• Phone 19 Sanford, Florida • 1- For Information, RateB and-feeservations see. near­ est Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write F L O R I sD A. C . .'Phone 4f * K . E ; M P O S T E O P A T H IC P H .Y 8 I C I A N A. W . FRITOT, D. P. Agent 1 3 « W est Bay St. /JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Ofllcc & Reaiticuco 510 Magnolia AV p ' Oflice Hours: 9 to 12: 3 lu 6 Uthcr hours hy appointment Sanford * ** ■j - « •Florida' * * HAND BROTHERS • ; r v ** , . Harnosi and Wagons J. F. Harrison, C o m p l a i n a n t ) \ v*. * , , • Notice of Sale Charles M. Hamilton. Under Decree Julia R. Hamilton. Samuel W. Carr and of Foreclosure 1-runklgs H Bunyan TVfendsnl* decree of foreclosure Under and by virtue of and tale, moda and entered in the above stated cause, on the 29th day orMoy. A. D. 19)/. by f Honorable Minor S. lone*, Judge of the Circuit Court fur the Seventh Judicial Circuit ol the State or FI„1Idii, in ,,M for O range County, in rtiemreey, Pim r thrreinpenrittr* wirerriii JJ. F> F. Harris*«» 11« 1» •a cease therein pending wherein nllton. Julia * u Complainant and Charles M. Hamilton, k. Hamilton. Samuel W. Carr and Leonid ______ ll at Runyan wereRespondents. Respondents,1I shall shall wsell at public artery to tba highest andi Hbest H Hbidder d a r lor fur d cash at nr io tbrcUyof tbi tha front door of tba Court House Orlando. Orange County. State of Florida. Florida, daring «be legal hours of «ale. on Monday. July ltd. A. D. Hill, the same being the legal sales day. the ' Meowing described real cetate. sTtuate. lying and ) being la tba County of Orange and State of Flotjda, nrora ouriirulmtly described at folhrwa, to-wli: beginning at a stake on the North sble of Flat y**- »o«d. mherwlse known ee-8t. G «U v 4 * --k * «31 chain* West of Cast tine of Intersection of Holly Avenue and Flat St. town of Sanford, and 30 Iset North of center line of saw F la t Sc , runnlos ibtnee West B chains, thence North 10 chain», ihence Can 3 chain», thence South 10 chains le Point of beginning, containing five ¿5) acres more The foregoing property I* sometimes l mm it wrlbrd Lot "ST Blodl *'Y’r of th rU o rid « I A Colonization Company's map of St. Get„ J A Venus Addition to the Town of Sanford. ________________ ii& d L H E A V Y H A U L IN G AND C O N T R A C T IN G p r e foregoing dcicrlhed s s ', A»'.t property being m X*4* * 4XX * * W M X *X **4 X *XXXVXX t t » > w W V » x n v * »X **X n \ * 4 W * k V inprv h Shoe Repairing By; Machinery I Quicker, Neater and Better than the Old Way _ ^ou*Dr¿Florida oaxifdlng to E. R. Trsffurd * \m*p :-i( t ' ¡¿ o c w M a s ttfia c h g ^ r / M c La u lin _ _ _ ,-Ju jt Try Me and See Same Man but New Location No. 113 W . First Street, Next Door to W ood ru ffs Store M . H A N . S 0 N SANFORD, FLORIDA Drink a Bottle of / GIN GER ALfi! OR S O D A W A TE R —— Manufactured with pure diatillcd water— they w ill pro ventJlinea«, aid digestion and give you health The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla r o F SAN FO R D , F L A . OEO . r E R R A L O , V lc a-P raa. . W H IT N B R , A *a t, C aahlar P. H. N A N O . Praaldant r . P , P O P S T E R , Caahlar Only National Bank In Orah^o County Fund« Protected by Burglary Insurance Safaty Daposlt Bo««*- for Répl~ O R G A N IZE D 1887 — ----- —.-L R ashes roach p e p p e r s f - HAS K0 ■J* 900« T T COalAml.tWb It'« popular --------- ' ¿ L Í& ai ru*% Home trewui r » as »E s d w w a F a «n s ili *w*r ut • o « t « « •*:«»>' t>» Be the landlord'« «la v e no longer. Strike out for freedom. W^ will help you if youwill let us. Our ut n i o »tbk lW t«.»S'. W » f %A Ul t U Ru.» f'i*ou. « 8 h w tS fi- r r , Il C « « w 1"W W“ *4L*f . V.|M» » < üf t u , * « ... w« It jjL » J «Mrtst**«* «W *» 0Í mm* • H u riW a i i V , ASHE DISINFECTANT T * h » a. Fioatos. are just the thing for you. Take your w ife to look A t them. She will bo. d e­ lighted with the prospect* o f owning one of them. Sanford,. Florida -li ®-■H ALL GOODS GUARANTEED N. H. GARNER I1 • FIR S T N ATIO N AL BANK E lgin an d W a lth a m Watclicfi Homes at Markham Park , i ■ .«/ FLO R ID A Wada W ill Pay Phona Toll on 'A ll Qanulna Orders ASHES G r ille m t Pickard's Hand*Polntc3 China Gorham'« Sterling Silver Roger«' Plated Ware Get A ------------ — ■ P H O N E MO, 40. O R LA N D O , M Y SPECIALTIES sceins to »ult everybody. because we enable you to • w ADE, THE TUNER, JEWELER O ut Easy Payment Plan *"* Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged i H en ry H O M E MOW ■ Oflice in City Hall THE FLORIDA GROWER sccyftç (- * * • — OlackamKhlng and Hgkpaahoelng L. G. STRINGFELLOW “ The Florida Grower . / LIV ER Y, F E E D and SALES STABLE THOMAS EMMET WILSON In The C ircu it C ou rt, S even th Judicial Circuit, O ra n ge C ou nty. F lo rid a. In C h an cery - - t SANFORD, FLORIDA WILUAM HUNtER. • Tam pa, T U f ■ Generar Insurañce Agents -j- ' GEO. A. D COTTES 6 0 0 flo r id a Avo. ,t * Florida Fruits ai>dVegetables ANDEW JOHNSON For truckers and fruit growers. For folks who want to know about' FTprida. Weekly. *1.00 per year: monthly, ■23c.. bend 19c for a len-D»uoUlalsubSnappy. B righ t. C lean acrlptlon. o . SHIPPERS OF 2, r . " ^ A. M. . , Sanford Lodge,N o 62 • 0. W. Spencer. Matter; J. C. Enitnluger, Secre­ tary. Communication ev*ry Dm and third Thurs­ days at 7:30 p. in.. Visiting brushert welcome. ' gCA Unite Brotherhood o f C arpentara and’Join- Asnctx V|| 39-4c '' Referee in Bankruptcy. Practice In State and Federal Courts The names and residence* of these I[(corporators W elbom Block Sanford, Fin „ and the subscriber* hereto'and the. »mounts of •tuck-subscribed by them severally are ns follow*, In Court o f the County Judge, S ta le sad said shares of stock are hereby subscribed by o f Florida them respectively: _ .... I Orange County Sydney Fla. 'five (.i| ydaey((L Chase. Sanjord. gfe--- -------------- share* In re Estate of Sanford, Fla. one I I ) share Helena Schneider] . L D. Chase, Jacksonville. Fla. five (5 ) share« To all Creditors. Legatees. Distributees and all' Joshua C. Cin A T T O R N E Y i A N D .O O U N S E L L Q R _____ ' ist said Persons having Claim* or Demand* again*1 S tatc or Fwttiu AT-L'AW , Estate: j . , Coukty or Dcvai. You. and each of you, pre hereby notified ami re- Late Slate Attorney Seventh Judicial- Circuit of Peisonalty this day before me, n notary Public. In qulrvd to preseut any claim's and demand*, which Florida ind for lor said and sab rounty and slate, nppenred Joshua C. you, or either or you. may-have again*l the estate Residences, Sanford and Svlvin Imke Chile, ta roe known qtid known to me io be one of of ilrlenu Schneider, de»*ased. late ol Orange the person* who subscribed the loregoing Instru­ county, F'lurkla. to the undersigned Administrator ment and acknowledged tiefore me that lie tubscrlb- Cym Testamento An nexo of said estate, within two ml the same in good faitb pud for tba purpoae* there­ years from lha dot« h e r e o f.-----• ------- .Dated May 9tb, A. D. 1911. ' „ -in' mentioned. * JOHN CORDON. In Wtmaa 1 have licrrunta set my hsnd Administrator Cum Testamento Anneso. and affixed my official teal this 19th day of May, 39-6tp JUSTICE OF TH E PEACE A. Il 1911. B. FL Kuxsctx. Iteol] Notary Public. State of Florida.• SOTAHV PU8UC My cominittlon expire* Jan 21. 1913. StATi or FuattoA ) Couwrr or Osancx I Personally this day before roe. a notary public In ana-for said county and slate, appeared Sydney O. Chase and L. D. Chase, tome known Olid known to me to be two of the persons who subscribed the (ongoing instrument and acknowledged before ,-ma thst they subscribed the same in good faith ami lor the purposes therein mentioned. .. lit Winns* Wtranor. 1 hhve hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this 23rd day of May, A . lb 1911.------- --------- IL F . Wmisix. Jx.. _ (real] Notary Public. State ol Florida. 4l-4tc My commbs ion expire* Feby. 9th, I9i3, C • Phoenix Lodge No. S. Kr o f P. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. Vltlting knights always welcome. P. £. Hutchinson, C. Ci Felix S. Fran», K. R, nod S. In Re ' " ) 4 J W. Knight. F In Bankruptcy., Bankrupt. ) 4 *T A TTO R N E Y-A T -LA W , . fc To the Creditor* of J. W. Knight.-of Sanford. Ornnge County ami District aforesaid, a bankrupt: Practices In State nnd Federal Court*. Notice i* hereby given jbat on the 3rd day of April. 1911, the said J. W. Knight; wax duly ad’ _ Phone 248 _____ _______ . «ini that ihe:fir*t meeting of M. G. T. Building lUdlcJitrd a bankrupt. ills creditors will be held a I (heoouft house In Or^pd^^x«M»^dM^#'<»s»^^4^^drsrdP^^ rM r4Fx^^d^^rsJ^»r^x»xfiP^r^N»^» InnJo. Florida, on the Utth day'uf /May. 1911, ut II * o'clock a. m., at which time the [¿editor* may at­ tend, prove their claim, appoint ■ trustee, exam ­ e ine tin*bankrupt, and traniift't stub other buiinrt* as may properly came before the said meeting Tampa. Florida, Moy ft, 1911 . ATTO RN EY a n d .C O U N S E IX O R at L A W . à s F. O. E.*. Celery City Aerie I8 S 3 Meetings first and third Tuesdays In every month. Hail lijiwrlborne Block, third floor. ‘t t ■ Í.' >S4M» » S4 a » H SW A%%M%t kV W V V H VW V VW VVW W VV W W W M it U i s ii l H » Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 . t. 0. O. F. Meet* every Monday at 7:30 p. m.. over imperial Theatre.' J. C. Halt. N, G. W. S. Baldwin. Sec^. Judge', s ta 'fe icH .W bltSe'i } Orange County . * To all Creditors, legatees, Distributees and all Persona hiving Claims or Demands against kald Estate: Ybu. and each of you. are hereby notified and required tu present any claim* anil demand* which you, or either uf you. may have again*! the estate of R. H Whltrier, decoa*ed, late of Orange county. Florida. I d the undersigned adminIxtrator ol *aid estutc. within two years from th* Date hereof.' Dotal April IHih. A. D 1011 • J. N. WH1TNER, 3U-8t . Administrator. •■ SANFORD LODGES u , >— Hu. ~t * RATSAULT In» » » - w »H Mt —. >■■*-* « - W r A. •-» ■ P7 V . CONNELLY ■/ * tj* " ’ t« --- GEN ERA L FIR E IN S U R A N C E AGEN T i,1ï f O ffice A bove r if fit N ational Bonk SANFORD. FLORIDA �marl pit o ta r Oviedo for the purpose o f procuring marl to ba-used on tho Geneva and Chuluota public roads through the vlOage o f Oviedo. Referred to Messrs. Brown I t Branham ■ Receipt o f J. E. W illis for 3248 from the trustees o f Oakland, W lnter Oahiep school being the fourth payment with ____ _ _______ _ r' Co to iilrs. J. H. Bruton, 110 Palmetto avenue, for stylish millinery, ■. SS-tf M a rty -M b ttrrs o f Im p o rta n c e R e c e iv e A tte n tio n o f C ou nty S o lo n s Board met Tuesday, June 6, 1911. President* Chalrmm Overstreet. Commisalooars Merrill. Woodruff, Brown, Dillard. The minutes o f the la st' m eeting were read, approved and signed. W. A . Ginn and J. T. McLain appeared Following licences to bear fire arms were. befbre the board in respect to digging a cut-off at the Geneva bridge; upon mo­ W . R. Beecher, Revolver. Sureties: J. K. tion the derk is Instructed to advertise Swlck and Ernest Lelblng. for bids to dig the cut-off; plans and J. CL Partin, .Revolver, Sureth-” Ed specifications to be found at the clerk's Farnell and J. ■B. Jones. office. ' • . ’ L. B.- Ackerman Jr. Revolver* Sureties: Communication o f P. M. Shaniubarge J. B. Jones sod T. W, Lawton. in respect to the w ater at Bear’s Heat -W , D, Hoviehan, Revolver, Sureties: W. Farm received. Subject matter referred A . TUlis and G. W. Smith. to Messrs, Overstreet It Branham. W. Tlllis, Revolver Sureties: W . D. Upon motion It was ordered that Mr. Moolehan and F. Z . Graves. Merrill and Mr. Branham w ait upon Mr. Bond o f C. P. Dickenson as Notary Akers In reference to purchasing an acre Public, w ith 1L M. Smith and W. M. of.land that has clay deposit on it to be D avis as sureties, was approved. used for road purposes; If the negotiations . Petition o f CL W , Patrick to be appoint­ f i l l , th in the attorney .of the board is ed Inspector o f Marks &. Brands o f Dis­ authorized to Institute condemnation pro­ trict No, 2 f received; Upon motion peti­ ceedings at o n ce.--------- — — * tion w as granted upon the necessary ^ P etlU O n jof-B . B Sphaler. - W . Q. Spha ler b o od b etn g given and ap p ttved b y ” the e t aL, for a change o f public road (O r­ Board. lando and Kissimmee road) between Pine Application o f Mrs. Susan W. Worn- Castle and Taft; upon motion the subject ble, widow o f Jno. S. Womble, to be matter w as referred to Messrs. Overstreet placed on the pension roll received, ap­ & Branham! and report at next meeting. proved and forwarded to Comptroller. Mr. Harry Bftcmatf appeared before the' -Insurance on the county Jail In The boerd ltv rcJfer tmc c to'ftncctlnB' a dclegasum o f 32000 with Curtis i 'O 'Neal 'a n d tioa o f the Jacksonville Board o f Trade 32000 with S. Y . W ay was renewed, anti which w ill be in Orinndd" Juno ' 22, In rea warrant for 390 to each whs ordered spoct to the prolongation o f N ew York to drawn. _* JackaonvUle H ighw ay to Tampa; upon Reports o f the following county officers motion it was ordered that board attend were received and filed? Sheriff's report o f said meeting. , fines and forfeiture for A p ril and May; Communication from T. E. Wilson re­ clerk criminal court o f fine and forfeiture ceived. read and laid over till next meetfor A p ril and May; pay roll .o f state wit* nesses in criminal court, M ay term, 1911; Upon motion I t ' was ordered that the A p ril tax redemptions su perin ten den tp' superintendent o f¿pads and bridges keep county borne, county physician. suporm; an item ized statement o f the expenses in tendent o f roads and b rid g e » treasurer, road district Nth, 2 and the m ileage built statement o f banka, polls collected, ahw- and repaired, and the recapitulation qi X- the total amount o f expanses In sa*d auditor’s statement and licenses Collected district. Uppn motion a warrant for 3618.38 was Upon motion the'‘report o f the comm it­ ted in- reference to accepting Biuford avenue at Ocoee as a part o f the public tim e o f his death; 3418.39 as Judge crim ­ road system was adopted; road from inal court and 3200 as attorney for the Sims' comqr to Florida Midland railroad crossing. * Communication from klrs. R. A . Bevler Upon motion the request o f the petitreceived; subject m atter referred to Inner« for the opening o f a road in th< Messrs. W o o d r u m n d B riiiham with depot In Geneva was granted. .. Upon motion it was ordered that the ^ The follow ing communication from J, superintendent o f roads and bridges place O. Fries was received and filed: both the road gangs, one o f 7 men, the T o the Honorable Board o f County Gomother o f 12 men. to throwing up the fill miaatonera o f Grange County, Florida: at the East Coast Ferry, as soon as prac­ I hereby most respectfully acknowledge ticable. the appropriation o f 3223 given p ie for »_ There being po further business the the purpose o f paying the actual coats o f vouchers were approved and warrants or­ revising the map o f Orange county, I for dered d r ftfn in payment o f same. m y part giving m y time without any Board adjourned until next regular ch arge I agree to repay the county this meeting on the first Monday In July. ■ — ■»-■■■ sum in case 1 should fa ll to furnish a correctod dntw k H .n l said county map to be ,----------------JUST A MOMGNTr ----------' Mr. W ise Guy— A re —you aw are that published by'your honorable board. The expenses necessary for revising they are givin g free hats at the . Msttlnthis map is principally for triangulating gera Public Sale Wednesday, June 14. 9 and surveying S t Johns river from Lake’ a. mT I'll be there and get one. Bolnaett to Lake Monroe where the U. S. plats are either missing or very incorrecL This w ill take about two or three weeks' Ume at a coat o f about 39 per day far H e w te T e ll If Y o u r-H a ir Is Dlsssasd. boat hire and assistance. A lso W eklwa E ven i f you have a luxuriant bead river, about- one week at m o w price. o f balr you m a y w an t to know w h eth er A lso mapping and locating all the pew J 1 la In - a - b e a lt h y —oondlrioa o f a N . roads built in this county since the time,' BA. par cent o f th e people need a ’ b ttr over tw enty y e a r » since the first edition tonic. *" o f this map was made. It w ill take go- • P u ll a h air out o f you r head; I f the ing over nearly 300 miles o f new or bulb at th e end o f th e root to w h ite and shrunken. U proven that the h air changed ro a d » _ i f diseased, ami requires prom pt trea t­ It will also bcnecessary to re-examine m ent I f Its loss w ou ld ba avoided. I f and plat several townships in tho south th e bulb ta pink and fo il, the h air la part of the county where time and cir­ healthy. • * ~ ~ cumstances did not allow me to get such W e w ant e v e ry one w hose h air re­ accurate topography as ought to have quires treatm ent to try R e s e ll "03" H a ir Tonic. W e prom ise t h ft It shall I expect to be busy with this work fully not cqyt a n y t h in g 'If It does not g iv e It la designed to three m on th » whereafter 1 w ill a t once sa tisfa cto ry m u l t a draw the map; this w ill take about 4-6 o vercom e dandruff, ralleva scalp . Irri­ w e e k » and thereafter turn over to the tation. to stim ulate the hair r o o t » Board the original copy with oopyrigfct to tigh ten the h eir a lready In the head, g r o w h air and cura b a ld n ea » \ publish the tame. l g " la because of w hat R es a li _ ----- - V ery respectfully. ' " D # '* B a ir T o n ic has .dopa and our. • J. a FRIES CO . Surveyor. ' ata rrra faith l a I t » geodas— ~ « h a * Upon moliou it w o) ordered that Dcima ora . w a n t you to tr y It' a t our Nicholson be allowed to return borne risk. T w o a lz a » fiOc. and 31-00. Bold the ro »d cam p and remain at borne as on ly a t o a r sto re—T h e RexaU Store. L R. P H IL IP S long as ha behaves hlmscL Petition o f & E. k fatbar» J. M. WU1la meon t a L for a road was called upUpon motion the subject matter was farther postponed. __ Communication b o o Th e Sanford.. Her­ ald asking to be designated as the paper to publish the acts o f the legislature o f 1111 n oaived. Upon motion the request Onq and two h ors» wagons with celery flared side bodies at Underwood's. 17-lf - S w e fle s t line o f G o-C arts In th e c it y . S a n fo rd fu r n it u r e Co. 3 5 -tf Gas englno repairs. & Garage Co Sanford Machine 48-tf derwood's. First class work. 31-tf Ju st re c le v e d a n ew lin e o f A rt W e m p ke a s p e c ia lty o f fra n tlq g sq u a res, p rlo ea rea son a b le. S a n fo rd . ¡15-tf p ictu re s. T ry us. S a n fo r d fu r n itu r e fu r n it u r e Co. People -With foul o r Ill-k ept, y a r d s ... . Bring your old tired to Sanford Machine m ust clean up at once and put In f ir s t c la s s sa n ita ry condition, otherwise & Garage Co. for vulcanizing. 48-tf th e y will he b ro u g h t before the M a y o r. How much do you save each monthT I. B. W illiam s, S a n ita ry In sp e cto r. 4 2 -2 t - ^ s S O LD BY BICYCLES AND . n » M «7 ON E A R TH . s a w p q r d Ideal— Summer , F l o r id a Fertilizing Oranges FLORIDA .T a n g e r in e s M ER R IE E N G L A N D ' Is the title o f a Jftook on Social­ ism, containing the underlying principles and the most jmpor* . tant objections. T o r s o le 'a t 211 First Street FLOW ERS — ~ Price 14 L . H. T E M P L E hth and Oak Ave. „ Special Offering In Ferns. “More Fruit-M ore Money” - ; S an ford, Floral Designs to Order. F lo rid a ’ . - Quality - Service - Price - with 20 years “experience in Ger­ many *ntl New York City, and W e are prepared to give the pub­ lic strictly high-grade goods at prices you usually cheaper goods. pay fo r BREAD everything COOKIES else fin bake. , Bakery goods delivered by my wagon whether you buy groceries or not The Sanford Bakery Two Doars Coat ef Pest office R. & STOCKTON Proprietor ?5* 2™ • Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., ■*. _ JACKSOMVItlf, flOBIPA ~ r ^ R. C. MAXWELL, Local Representative BAKERY GOODS tq announce that we have employed a German’ baker 2\ 2» < — l-ls-10-tf W e wbh £ . Is the title of our new citrus book which will be sent free *on request It is "right up-to-date" and written from the grower’s viewpoint IDEAL FERTILIZERS and IDEAL METHODS fire not new. Their value has been proven by ^ears of field y/orV, but there always are new points of interest to growers, which should be considered. ONWARD and UPWARDTs the IDEAL motto. We put forth all odr energies to give., the RIGHT • SOtNT JACKSONVILLE ELOtAL COMPANY P h on e 166. • BULBS PLANTS ROOM 20 Strangers We l co me B E S T .PLO W StIAMBARGER ORLANDO. stuffa that’s good. l i d : : . AMD , Do you pay rtn tt Why not Wv, a home. W e can help-you. San Biilldlng and Loan Association, i F Im National Bank'. „ SUNDRIES 25 BICYCLES urto 9 it. rog new sass Ba. 171 fro m and Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. - he H lir Hardware Company Sanford Library Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. ra. W b y ,n o t le t up s t o r e your furnii •while y o u a r e a w a y fo r the s„mi and sr.ve h o u se r e n t Sanrord pu ture. Co. rJ Let Us show you how we can help you. Place the titles to your real estate in Sanford Building arid Loan managed by the Realty Trust Company and avoid com ­ Sanford .business ftfen/ Over First N a- plications. For particulars address B. F liana|tHnnk. Whltner, Jr., Secretary. 7-ti " WE BAKE ALL KINDS OF Upstairs, Pico Block '. W e are equipped to handle work. Sanford Maritine & Don't forget you can get your chli 5 o 8 doses “ 660" w ill cure any case beef and ham cut o n a n American J N ew t ir e s put on old G o -6 a rts a t of Chills and Fever. Price.23c. . 37-tf machine at W. W. Long's market. ] th e S a n fo rd r u m ltu r e Co. 3 5 -tf S or 3 doses “ 666" will cure any case o f A ll kinds o f repair work. Sanfojd • 37-tf chine It Garage Go. Autocs and carriage painting at Un­ and Fever. Price 25c. Qnamnnicatlon o f Geo. CL Beals as to tiou 5, T . a j. R. 27 waa received; no re­ lie f possible to be given. U r. Starbird appeared before the board In reqosst to purchasing the R. R. iron owned by the oounty at o f near Apopka! the m atter k i t to the chairman and d a rk o f the board. J A . J. McCuiiey appeared before the board in behalf o f the Oviedo Board o f The uuralag home at 8th end Elm A r e , Is prepared to care for a lim ited number o f surgical cases. Mrs. Wright, nurse lo charge. ■ , . 33-tf in union t h ^ e I t s tr e n g th . W e h ave th e g o o d s ySu need, and t h e (trice y o u c a n d o th e r e s t . S a n fo rd fu r n i­ tu re Co. ' ^ '. ’y 3 5 - t f Broiling Toasting Boiling Roasting Baking i 5; �'S — H V » fw - IN Munitici 44 Interest Gleaned From Various Sourees happenings during the week ftere the Readers Wilt rind ■ Brief Historical Sprint riowlnfi fo r Hurried Readers W W U h a J K îla l f e x s m l n R t l g n . o f j ^ k dates for appointment this year to u ï United R talcS Jn lH tag^taden iyJeaa than a month distant the w ar department la distressed over the absence o f any ap­ plicants for forty vacancies In. congres­ sional and senatorial districts. In ad­ dition there ore nearly 100 vacancies with no applicants In the class to en ter-^i» 1912. An Indemnity o f 12,000,000 pesos, the etfblvalent o f 96,000,000 gold, w ill be de­ manded o f Mexico by the Cliliiese gov­ ernment for tho slaughter o f Chinese sub jects in' -Torroon. The demand w ill be backdD'up by a cruiser which la already on tbs way t<f M exican west coast ports. Carrie Nation, the Kansas saloon smash­ er, died a t Leavensworlli Kansas on last Saturday. Paresis was the cause of death. For several months Mrs. Carrie had been In poor health and on January 28,- she entered the local sanitarium lit which she died, hoping to recover from a nervous breakdown. Four railroad presidents, two Interstate Commerce Commissioners, a former cabi­ net officer, bankers, manufacturer, college professors, lawyers and labor leaders to the number o f two sdore will meet here on June 2$, to fram e a model law for uni­ form public.utilities legislation tliroughout the State*, according to ah anhotiheement made by Seth Low, president o f tbe National C ivil Federation. The com­ mittee wljl be known as the national committee on the regulation of railroads and public utilities. Forty seven additional postal savings bank deposifuries In various |wrin y i ths country were opened for buslnealK to-day making a total o f 176 to date. F ifty more banks-will be inaugurated on June 27 and by the Bret o f July lit is expected that more than 300 will be In citeration. The postmaster general still adheres to his policy' ot deirgnHlUnr only-second claw postuffices belelvlng that It - la better to try the scheme “ on the dog“ so to speak. before tackling tbe blgcillee. r > * ,' Swceplnp out o f the southwest with cyclonic velocity, a wind and hall and electrical storm struck the lower end of the Virginia peninsula Tuesdny.and left a trail of-death and ruin id Us wake. A t this hour it la impossible event ta esti­ mate the number o f dead, for many small crafts with their human frieght went down In the storm at various points along tha James River and In Hampton Roads. Conservative estim ates to-night place the dead at not more than IS, None of the bodies have been recovered and their Identity U unknown. Tbe Houston Colton Exchange will be opened to ell business men tomorrow morning, regardless o f whether or not they ere members o f the exchange, wbeu tha first bale o f cottou produced rids year will be auctioned at nine o’clock. The bale was grown at San Benito, Camerou comity, by Ernest Mate, on a 100 acre farm leased from Alfonso Hicks. It was rushed Into San Benito Saturday by automoblle,.glnned and ru sh «! to this city on a special tra lit • During the two] weeks beginning Phil­ adelphia w ill be the scene - o f what w ill probably be the greatest denominational demonstrations tbe world has ever known. Three greet conventions o f Baptists will attract representatives o f the church from * every country under tbe^sun. ___ _ _ _ The Halted States navy soon will need • U rge cumber o l sailors. Orders have been sent out b y the N a vy Department to begin recruiting at the new office in <yChicago in July. O e w s for the new battleship« Utah and Florida and at tbe expiration soon o f thhn o f enlistment o f many sailors make ft necessary for the navy recruiting’officers to enlist all avallable competent men. can not leach the , Spain and I tal United States any lo g In the growing inges, lemons and and handling o f other d im s fruits. G. Hàfold Powell, un­ til recently assistant chief o f the Bureau o f Plant Industry, Department o f Agricul­ ture. makes this .assertion upon his return frçm Spain and iu l)fV _ L iv in g SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 10. 1411 L^fw S O F T H E W ORLD advertising certainly pays r & r - i t e m » of S A N F O R D — L U * { »/ W o r th I the tail or troy - the deestrict smile - Rubile S a le A t M e t t ln g c r s Had a R e c - M h e S ta r W ill G ive S a n fo rd P e o p le ord B rea k in g C r o w d " " " —;--- —:------ - Fin e P ro d u ctio -1 n -— . The Doubting« Thomna who contends The Star Theatre will give a $90,000 that advertising does not pay haa been production next Monday night In the silenced tince the crowd broke down the great spectacular price. "The Fall doors to Metlinger store last Wednesday Troy” , Tw o thousand armored Greeks and crowded the store all day on opening appesr In the scene.' Following is the day and every day since. T h e first ten synopsis o f this beautiful story: ladles and first 10 men In this sture got Helen o f Troy, as she Is called, was a dress and hat free and when Manager the w ife of the Greek king, Mcneluus. Cóle announced that the store was «two Her father was Jove, the King o f Gods, to open the street was crowded and In and her mother was a' mortal woman, ffT , •pfTwhi^hVifiiSr ’bSflhrtldrwdma'iT'Ihe i w 'i w w w r » » » ed and were obliged to seek the open air world had ever seen. She was so beau t e - g e t - t b e i r - breath. Met lingers-used tiful that alt the Greeks teoked uoon - her printers ink unsparingly and the results as a national treasure. have justified the wisdom o f such Menelaus. the king, takes leave o f bis course. Advertising brought the crowd w ife in the beautiful garden back o f his and the bargains held them and people palace and. mounting his two-wheeler from miles around came to 8anford this chariot, drives aw ay -to- pay a -visit. Wo week to lake advantage of, the wonderful see him, In tlte next scene, devint bargains offered. Dozens of clerks hat through the beech-treè bordered lanes o f been engaged to take care o f the cus­ Sparta. Then comea-Paris, as an am­ tomers- but the force was entirely In­ bassador and Helen, tlte mistress o f tbe adequate to attend to the enormous house In the absence o f her husband, re­ crowd o f buyers that thronged the store ceives him in the great marble halL It ana on the first day many were turned -ta lined with fluted. Doric columns and. away as enough clerks could not be thronged with attendants, her own house secured. The sole w ill last fur ten days servants, and those who have followed and those who have.not taken advantage Paris bearing rich gifts. of the sale nhouhljlo so ns never again Will such a bunch of bargains be offered n this section. Mr. J. H - Cole the man­ ager of this salo guaranteed that hr would have the largest crowd at this sale that had ever congregated at ohe store th the city and he haa made good his assertion, ie Is a hustler and a firm believer in the efficacy of printers ink ¡which means that he knows bow to attract the at tentlon of the public. L o c o m o tiv e Engineers M e m o ria l Memorial Service for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers brought out a urge audience at the Congregational Church Sunday afternoonTlte sermon were under tbe auspies o f (lie Sanford Division and about thirty engineers from outside o f Sanford were there with their families. Local engineers and their friends were also there In numbers,, The church was beautifully decorated with flowers In memory of the departed engi­ neers o f this Division. From the pulpit hung the American flsg. This Is the first memorial service of tlte kind ever held In Sanford and the occasion will be nnri remem bered. by the congregation. Rev. George B. Waldron, P a » church was the speaker. Paris is sibltten by a shaft of love at first sight o f beautiful Helen. In tne -gar den site repulses him, but later, as the two stand together, on \ i o lawn beside tlte palace, a lonely place Im died , In sil­ ver moonlight, Venus, the Goddess of j)v e , appears. Venus favors Paris. Was i t possible for a mortal woman, though sliê-were wliolly lovely, to hold out against tlte power of u goddestf Helen falls Into Parts* arms and Vénus throws her veil over them. 8he^ disappears. W e catch a glimpse o f them as they are wafted a«yay to Troy In Venus* magic sea-shell chariot,'accompanied by all the flying Loves. / Menelaus won’t believe the news at firsts. W e sec him thunderstruck by it, as he sits fla ttin g In another beautiful room. Home again, we see him gather,ng together the heroes o f Greece who swear to revenge him. By this time Paris had readied Troy with tils beautiful paramour and we have a picture o f a luxurious feast In a gorgeous palace of the Phrygian city. Paris brings Helen a golden cup o f wine nod they drink from it by turns. Then the Greek ships appear outside the harber, a far* whlcii ¿an be iqan f o b ' the palace. Helen looks out ¡and sees her former friends and seems mutfntlfturbed. Sanrord*a New D ire c to ry Now follow some o f the most' remark­ The new city directory recently com­ able scenes ever produced. One U an piled by Polk A Co. has been completed attack on the walls o f a great city by an and was distributed among the business innumerble army.. A movable tower U concerns this week. The new directory wheeled slowly up against the battle­ a 'good one, giving a description of ments and scaling ladders uro brought.* Sanford and the number o f inhabitants, nit great stones are hurled against the the rural routes and people IHflng adja­ tower and down on the thick crowds of cent to the city. Thera is also tables' and tbe besiegers. The Greeks lose too many statistics and much information concedi­ men and have to retreat. Now th ey re­ ng Florida In general. sort to strategy.----------- 1—- — --------— — The new directory gives Sanford a The next picture I s ' magnificent. W e Iiopulstlon o f 6.37B which is a much bet­ see the great wooden liurfe on a hillside ter figure than the incomplete census and Troy In the distance, ' The Greeks given by the enumerator. retreat and the rejoicing Trojans break a The directory Is a great help to the passage in the wall o f their city and merchants and shows the thorough meth­ draw in the horse. They suppose It an ods o f Polk A Co. offering to tbe gods. A Greecian spy takes the news to the hiding fleet’. Night The O range C o u n ty Fair ootnes. The hiding heroes come from Seth Woodruff was re-elected president ihe horse and set the city In flames. The of the Orange CounfJ Fair Association at rest o f tbe Greek army hppers. Now, as the annual m eetlngliéM In Orlando a few tbe flames spread through the city, wc days ago. The organization is mokjng catch glimpses o f turmoil and confusion great pUns for the next fa ira n d will have Parties o f Inhabitants fleeing In terror, Jl far surpass all previous efforts. • A caught by Greeks and ranting at bay only splendid board o f directors has been chos­ to be cut down. Paris and Helen are asleep. They en and under tlte capable -direction of tlte president end other officers tlte affairs awake and throw open thp casement. o f tlte association are certain to prosper. Troy, the glorious. Is now a nest o f Dantes. They rust) into the palace. In Its great — Tlmes-Union. columned tu ll'they . meet Menelaus and * M ay H ave fcta ts League the Greeks. Menelaus kills Paris and has' Tampa Is again getting the base ball llq len led a w a y ._N o w . looking back, we fever amt there is talk o f organizing a see a sad vision of a ruined d t y and lu four-team Florida State League" wtthj smoiikliringrffcd-hot walls. Remember that the S u r Theatre will Jacksonville, Tampa and Pensacola In It for a certainty and the fourth d t y yet give Ihla magnificent production next Don’t fail to see this to be selected. Ocala, which is a sporty Monday night. beautiful story o f Homer. and growing d ty , looks to be logical It would make the Jumps from Tampa to Jacksonville and Pensacola and ric e . Elks l o P la y Bait v en a leaa like a flight across the con­ For the benefit of tbe Hospital Associa­ tinent. A low salary lim it and tbe en­ tion Local ball fans and Elks are look­ forcement o f the rule lom eke it stringent, ing forward to tlte ball game which they would make U a paying proposition, but have scheduled for June 27th between there la alwaya present that disposition the Elks of Orlando and Sun forth Tills to cheat » Utile at hone trades and this promises to be an. event o f uuusyol in­ would break up the league.— Tampa terest aa the Elks do not do things b y Times. Halves. Tbe proceeds are to go^Iti the Mauy visitors from Leesburg took In Hospital Association. W e expect to ha vs tho lineup next week. tbe ball gam« on Tuesday. Volume III A L L AROUND W ltl be G iven f o r B e n efit o r S an ford Library. FLO R ID A The General News o f “ The Land A t the School Auditorium next Friday of. Flowers. evening, a roost entertaining and amus­ ing play, will be given for the benefit of the Sanford Library. A number of our public sp irted citizens who are willing, to do almost anything in their power to aid and promote the pro­ An E pitom e o f Ih e W e e k 's M o a t lm< gress o f this valuable adjunct, to the p o r t in t H a p p en in g » In th e pleasure. Improvement and upbuilding of S ta te 's Domain. our community, have consented to enter The party o f home-seegers that reached mrpnpUs M r q r r r brief term the celebra­ Jackaonville Thursday came at the time ted “ Decstrict School A t Blubcrry Corwhen they will be able to learn for themners."— The summer term will -be opened •elves things that they ought to know. next Friday morning June 23rd at tbe The winter climate o f Florida * Is well H igh School Auditorium under t(ie mnnknown and one coming here in tbe win­ ffgfcmcnt o f Hezaktah Pendergrass. ter season would learn nothing about tbe This entertainment will be fo r t a most climate of the state. The summer worthy cause as our libch ry It, or should cllm sterhow ever has beert misunderstood be. close to the heart of each and every and any man.thinking of coming here to citizen, and every man, woman, g lrl-a n d live should1visit the state in qummer and boy In Sanford and all the adjacent com­ décide for himself whether he con five munities; should be present next Friday here In comfort the year around. evening; to enoorage by their patronage Before the time comes when it will be and good w lll.ih ese friends who* so w ill­ needed, a new packing house wUI be ingly lend themselves to this ‘ ¿IXort to make fun for others and in behalf o f the erected by the Manatee Citrus Growers' Association. The packing house w ill be Library. ■ Let everybody dome and enjoy with large and modernly equipped for the these grown up peoples the pleasure of careful and expeditious handling o f renewing their dear old school days, and orga'ngee and grapefruit. It will be 16-' the novel sensation, o f demanding that ertted near the Seaboard A ir Line tracks "T im e " should win back ward In Its flight and n choice of routek will be accorded and make each one o f then « child shippers. The site for the new packlhg house was furnished.by the railroad. again. Just for that night. — —----- — Lee county puts the country on uotice *- PERSONNEL OF CASTS. that it will have a big Fair next Februaryr School Commlted. Uriah Perkins, Chairm an..M . F. Robinson which 'will give lu industries and re­ Jacob Blfiaker.-.................. ..F . P, Forster sources the widest possible publicity. The John Bm ltb. v . v . . . . . . . . C . R. Walker enterprise is in the bands ’ o f energetic Citizens and If it Is not a success It will APPLICANTS. Miss Dushaway------------Mrs. W. T. Johns not bo for lack of'th e right sort of effort. Miss Belinda Sharp. . Mrs. C. 0. McLaughlin The Lee county exhlbiu at tbe State Miss Sallie S im ple....M rs. K. Homrlghous Fairs held at tempo, on account o f their m iiropicol character and luxuriance, llazaklah Pendergrass........... H. H. Deane attracted much attention and a fair deLCHOLARS. voted to these products would be a great g ih u s : drawing cord. NatUda Billings---- ...M rs. R. C. Maxwell CUUEOfROH THE STATE PRESS raithful Snuka.............. Mrs. May Dicklns Samantha P ip e r . , . . MUaCharlotta.Keeler Jerusha Dickson ...... Miss Flossie Frank Choiloder G eyser.___ .Miss Mabel Bowler Ruth Kctchcin .;'.*____; Mist Birdie Harris Susan C raw ford.,........... Mrs, G. L. Speer Sally B row n -----•......... .Mrs. Ml L i Bowler Mchltablo Jones....... , . .Mrs. W, G. Yclscr Jorcat Doolittle.............. Mrs. S. Ö. Chase BOYS. • U ttlie t ......... ■■ Raymond.Robinson David Snubs! . l h r , ............. J ' D. Roberts Billie Crawford........... . , . . . L . P, P, McCuller Obndluli Buzzard ______ W. J. Ttiig|ieu Stephen Tucker — B. F. Wtiltner lereririntr Jenkins . . . r r . A . T; Rosslter iobblrjG'l-ee.-.. . . ______ ... Henry Purdon Samuel S n o o k s ....................... Nixon Butt Sim D lpeey................ .R. Hqmrighous VISITORS • Mrs. Dlpsey.Mra. Enguls, Mlnuuler Dlpeey, drs. A. D Key, Mrs. Snooks. Mrs. M. F. Frank. .* " ' ~ In M rm o rta m -------— ------Whereas, It has pleased almighty God n Hie infinite wisdom to call' to her re­ ward our esteemed and beloved slstar, L ily O. Gatchel w ife o f M. D. Gatchel. While w e bow. In submission to tbe will o f One who doeth a ll things .w elL In man­ ifestation o f our grief and fraternal sympathy, be It" Resolved, That Celery City Clrete No. 60, has lost a true and faithful member and that Ihe members of tbe cirde ex­ end to the afflicted husband and fam ily out sincery sympathy and consolation In this their hour o f sorrow; and be It further Resolved, Tbflt a copy o f these resolu­ tions he sent to tlte bereaved fam ily,' a copy Spread on tbe m ln u tarof our circle and a copy each be sent lb the Herald end Circle paper for publication. Approved by M aiv>’ W .C hatscu " • S ASAll E. Hunts wood. Sa I-UJ! L. P zabooy. ' Ib fimiiii»"* ***«»' — _ _ to u t *■ m*■*• v iiry Cashier Tolar o f the P eoflee Bank be­ lieves in advertising and haa an adver­ tisement In every issue o f The Herald calling attention to t^e benefits derived from a bank account. Look up tbe ad­ vertisement each week and read ■the words o f wisdom embodied in each one. ■«- bank and the The wise” reasons ore explained. W h o W as It? A resident o f Sanford went over'to.' Daytona Beaeli In his automobile to spend a few days. While bowling along thejbeach on a spin, the machine ran Into a soft place in the sand' and stuck. Tlte chauffeur got out to' “ crank Iter over“ but the machine was stuck so fast that it could not be budged. A pair'pf imules were sent for and by the tim e they cnclicd the scene the tide liad^Ueguii’ lo ” come in and the sand got softer and the machine gradually settled. The pair o f mules were unable to budge the burden and four morn mules were sent for. These were hitched to the machine with two automobiles, but by this time the machine was four feet deep in sand and water u n d jh c work o f rescue had to be given up until die tide went o u t . This was done end wjien the machine waa finally hauled out o f the «and. every part was tilled with grit, the salt water had damaged the paint and. .fittings, the general appearance o f the new pleuure vehicle being all but handsome.— TimesUnion Cor. S oou t Car A rriv e s ) Ernest Metcalf of the Jacksonville Metropolis, J. F. Phillips o f the Jackson­ ville Board of Trade and Qua Walker the wall known auto driver arrived In the city on Tuesday ou their pathfinding trip. These gentlemen uro looking out a suit­ able continuation of the National. high­ way, over which a tour Inaugurated by the Jacksonville Board o f Trade, will be made by tw enty-five to thirty cars o f representative citizen ) o f the metropolis, the party leaving that d t y on the morn­ ing o f June 20th, arriving in Sanford at noon on June 2lat, when an open air meeting WUI be arranged at tha band stand. The gentlemen were taken pvor tho d t y by W. D. Holden and Riven all tha information possible regarding tha different routes. T o a Herald m an they stated that Orange «ou m y h ad -th e best stretch o f good roods In the state and when our drawbridge Is finished there will be nothing lacking In a good high­ w ay from Orlando to the East Coast via Sanford. The people o f Sanford should give the visitors a rousing welcome on June 21st and show them our sentiments on good reads. - Take Qar R ld c T on igh t Circuit C ou rt Date Take a car to'Sanford Heights tonight A letter from llou. B. H.. Robinson and enjoy a musical program and refresh­ states, that Judge Jones wUI hold session ments at the home o f C H. Dtngee and _________ _ o f circuit_______ court _at__________ Orlando________ commencing Tuesday June 20. A ll those who ex poet R- J* Given by the Ladlea^AuxiU lo attend should bear in mind tbe change ary o f the Presbyterian church.. 23 dents round trip, include« refreshm ents. ------____ date. Tuesday June 211, B B T ." ■ s¡ h ec JU -* J -U i • V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, June 09, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 09, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 09, 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/0976462788f13223a8218deb29edf565.pdf 3834e3f774d8da5a9c8b4a52792682ee PDF Text Text M arty-M bttrrs o f Im portance Receive A ttention o f County Solons Board met Tuesday, June 6, 1911. President* Chalrmm Overstreet. Commisalooars Merrill. Woodruff, Brown, Dillard. The minutes of the last' meeting were read, approved and signed. Following licences to bear fire arms were. W. R. Beecher, Revolver. Sureties: J. K. Swlck and Ernest Lelblng. J. CL Partin, .Revolver, Sureth-” Ed Farnell and J . ■B. Jones. L. B.- Ackerman Jr. Revolver* Sureties: J. B. Jones sod T. W, Lawton. -W, D, Hoviehan, Revolver, Sureties: W. A. TUlis and G. W. Smith. W. X- Tlllis, Revolver Sureties: W. D. Moolehan and F. Z. Graves. Bond of C. P. Dickenson as Notary Public, with 1L M. Smith and W. M. Davis as sureties, was approved. . Petition of CL W, Patrick to be appoint­ ed Inspector of Marks &. Brands of Dis­ trict No, 2f received; Upon motion peti­ tion was granted upon the necessary boodbetng given and appttved by” the Board. Application of Mrs. Susan W. Wornble, widow of Jno. S. Womble, to be placed on the pension roll received, ap­ proved and forwarded to Comptroller. -Insurance on the county Jail In The sum of 32000 with Curtis i 'O'Neal 'an d 32000 with S. Y. Way was renewed, anti a warrant for 390 to each whs ordered drawn. _* Reports of the following county officers were received and filed? Sheriff's report of fines and forfeiture for April and May; clerk criminal court of fine and forfeiture for April and May; pay roll .of state wit* nesses in criminal court, May term, 1911; April tax redemptions superintendentp' county borne, county physician. suporm; tendent of roads and bridge» treasurer, statement of banka, polls collected, ahw- marl pit o tar Oviedo for the purpose of procuring marl to ba-used on tho Geneva and Chuluota public roads through the vlOage of Oviedo. Referred to Messrs. Brown It Branham ■ Receipt of J. E. Willis for 3248 from the trustees of Oakland, Wlnter Oahiep school being the fourth payment with ___ _ _______ r' W. A. Ginn and J. T. McLain appeared befbre the board in respect to digging a cut-off a t the Geneva bridge; upon mo­ tion the derk is Instructed to advertise for bids to dig the cut-off; plans and specifications to be found a t the clerk's office. ' • . ’ Communication of P. M. Shaniubarge in respect to the water a t Bear’s Heat Farm received. Subject matter referred to Messrs, Overstreet It Branham. Upon motion It was ordered that Mr. Merrill and Mr. Branham wait upon Mr. Akers In reference to purchasing an acre of.land that has clay deposit on it to be used for road purposes; If the negotiations fill, th in the attorney .of the board is authorized to Institute condemnation pro­ ceedings a t once.-------- — — * ^PetlUOnjof-B. B Sphaler.- W. Q. Spha ler et aL, for a change of public road (Or­ lando and Kissimmee road) between Pine Castle and Taft; upon motion the subject matter was referred to Messrs. Overstreet & Branham! and report a t next meeting. Mr. Harry Bftcmatf appeared before the' boerd ltvrcJfer tmcc to'ftncctlnB' a dclegatioa of the Jacksonville Board of Trade which will be in Orinndd" Juno ' 22, In respoct to the prolongation of New York to JackaonvUle Highway to Tampa; upon motion it was ordered that board attend said meeting. , Communication from T. E. Wilson re­ ceived. read and laid over till next meet- The uuralag home at 8th end Elm Are, Co to iilrs. J. H. Bruton, 110 Palmetto Is prepared to care for a limited number avenue, for stylish millinery, ■. SS-tf of surgical cases. Mrs. Wright, nurse lo Onq and two hors» wagons with celery charge. ■ , . 33-tf flared side bodies a t Underwood's. 17-lf in union t h ^ e I t s tre n g th . We have - Sweflest line o f Go-Carts In th e city. th e goods ySu need, and th e (trice Sanford fu rn itu re Co. 3 5 -tf you c a n do th e r e s t. Sanford fu rn i­ Gas englno repairs. Sanford Machine tu re Co. ' ^ '. ’y 3 5 -tf & Garage Co 48-tf 5 o 8 doses “660" will cure any case New tire s put on old Go-6 a r ts a t of Chills and Fever. Price.23c. . 37-tf th e Sanford ru m ltu re Co. 3 5 -tf S or 3 doses “666" will cure any case of • 37-tf Autocs and carriage painting at Un­ and Fever. Price 25c. derwood's. First class work. 31-tf J u s t recleved a new line o f Art We mpke a specialty of frantlqg squares, prloea reasonable. S anford . ¡15-tf pictures. Try us. S an fo rd fu rn itu re fu rn itu re Co. People -With foul o r Ill-kept, y a rd s ... . Bring your old tired to Sanford Machine m ust clean up a t once and put In firs t c la ss san itary condition, otherw ise & Garage Co. for vulcanizing. 48-tf they will he brought before the M ayor. How much do you save each monthT I. B. Williams, Sanitary Inspector. 4 2-2t '. We are equipped to handle work. Sanford Maritine & W by,not let up s to r e your furnii •while you a r e away for the s„mi and sr.ve house r e n t Sanrord pu tu re . Co. rJ Don't forget you can get your chli beef and ham cut o n a n American J machine a t W. W. Long's market. ] All kinds of repair work. Sanfojd chine It Garage Go. , Do you pay rtn tt Why not Wv, a home. We can help-you. San Biilldlng and Loan Association, i FIm National Bank'. „ Let Us show you how we can help you. Place the titles to your real estate in Sanford Building arid Loan managed by the Realty Trust Company and avoid com­ Sanford .business ftfen/ Over First Na- plications. For particulars address B. F liana|tHnnk. Whltner, Jr., Secretary. 7-ti " Upon motion I t ' was ordered that the superintendent of¿pads and bridges keep an itemized statement of the expenses in road district Nth, 2 and the mileage built and repaired, and the recapitulation qi the total amount of expanses In sa*d auditor’s statement and licenses Collected district. Uppn motion a warrant for 3618.38 was Upon motion the'‘report of the commit­ ted in- reference to accepting Biuford avenue a t Ocoee as a part of the public time of his death; 3418.39 as Judge crim­ road system was adopted; road from inal court and 3200 as attorney for the Sims' comqr to Florida Midland railroad crossing. - ^ s S O LD BY * Communication from klrs. R. A. Bevler Upon motion the request of the petitreceived; subject m atter referred to Inner« for the opening of a road in th< Messrs. W o o d ru m n d Briiiham with depot In Geneva was granted. .. Upon motion it was ordered that the ^ The following communication from J, superintendent of roads and bridges place O. Fries was received and filed: both the road gangs, one of 7 men, the To the Honorable Board of County Gom- other of 12 men. to throwing up the fill miaatonera of Grange County, Florida: a t the East Coast Ferry, as soon as prac­ I hereby most respectfully acknowledge ticable. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES the appropriation of 3223 given pie for »_ There being po further business the 2 5 BICYCLES the purpose of paying the actual coats of vouchers were approved and warrants or­ f r o m sass urto 9 it. rog new revising the map of Orange county, I for dered drftfn in payment of same. Ba. 171 n » M «7 my part giving my time without any Board adjourned until next regular . StIAMBARGER charge I agree to repay the county this meeting on the first Monday In July. ORLANDO. FLORIDA ■ — ■» - ■■■ sum in case 1 should fall to furnish a correctod dntwkH.nl said county map to be ,--------------- JUST A MOMGNTr---------' Mr. Wise Guy—Are—you aware that published by'your honorable board. The expenses necessary for revising they are giving free hats at the . Msttln- M E R R IE E N G L A N D ' this map is principally for triangulating gera Public Sale Wednesday, June 14. 9 Is the title of a Jftook on Social­ and surveying S t Johns river from Lake’ a. mT I'll be there and get one. ism, containing the underlying Bolnaett to Lake Monroe where the U. S. principles and the most jmpor* plats are either missing or very incorrecL . tant objections. Tor so le'a t This will take about two or three weeks' Ume a t a coat of about 39 per day far Hew te Tell If Your-Hair Is Dlsssasd. 211 First Street Price 14 boat hire and assistance. Also Weklwa Even if you have a luxuriant bead river, about- one week a t m o w price. of balr you m ay w ant to know w hether FLOWERS — PLANTS BULBS Also mapping and locating all the pew J 1 la In -a -b e a lth y —oondlrioa of aN . L. H. TEM PLE roads built in this county since the time,' BA. par cent of the people need a ’b ttr ~ SOtNT JACKSONVILLE ELOtAL COMPANY over twenty year» since the first edition tonic. *" of this map was made. It will take go- • Pull a hair out of your head; If the Phone 166. hth and Oak Ave. „ ing over nearly 300 miles of new or bulb a t the end of the root to w hite Sanford, and shrunken. U proven th at the hair Special Offering In Ferns. changed road» _ if diseased, ami requires prompt tre a t­ Floral Designs to Order. Florida It will also bcnecessary to re-examine m ent If Its loss would ba avoided. If l-ls-10-tf and plat several townships in tho south the bulb ta pink and foil, the hair la part of the county where time and cir­ healthy. • * ~ ~ cumstances did not allow me to get such We want every one whose hair re­ accurate topography as ought to have quires treatm ent to try Resell "03" H air Tonic. We promise th ft It shall I expect to be busy with this work fully not cqyt an y th in g 'If It does not give three month» whereafter 1 will a t once satisfactory m u l t a It la designed to draw the map; this will take about 4-6 overcome dandruff, ralleva scalp . Irri­ We wbh tq announce that we week» and thereafter turn over to the tation. to stim ulate the hair root» Board the original copy with oopyrigfct to tighten the heir already In the head, have employed a German’ baker grow hair and cura baldnea» \ publish the tame. with 20 years “experience in Ger­ lg " la because of what Resali _ ------ Very respectfully. ' " D#'* B air Tonic has .dopa and our. many *ntl New York City, and • J. a FRIES CO. Surveyor. ' ata rrra faith la It» geodas—~«ha* We are prepared to give the pub­ Upon moliou it wo) ordered that Dcima ora . w ant you to try It' a t our lic strictly high-grade goods at Nicholson be allowed to return borne risk. Two alza» fiOc. and 31-00. Bold prices you usually p a y f o r the ro»d camp and remain a t borne as only a t oar store—The RexaU Store. L R. PHILIPS long as ha behaves hlmscL cheaper goods. Petition of & E. kfatbar» J. M. WU1WE BAKE ALL KINDS OF la meon t aL for a road was called upBREAD Upon motion the subject matter was farther postponed. __ Communication b o o The Sanford.. Her­ ald asking to be designated as the paper COOKIES to publish the acts of the legislature of and everything else fin bake1111 noaived. Upon motion the request - BEST .PLO W ON he H lir H ard w are C om pany E A RTH. saw pq rd Ideal— Summer , F l o r id a Fertilizing Oranges .T a n g e rin e s • “More Fruit-More Money” ; ’ . - - Is the title of our new citrus book which will be sent free *on request It is "right up-to-date" and written from the grower’s viewpoint IDEAL FERTILIZERS and IDEAL METHODS fire not new. Their value has been proven by ^ears of field y/orV, but there always are new points of interest to growers, which should be considered. ONWARD and UPWARDTs the IDEAL motto. We put forth all odr energies to give., the RIGHT • Quality - Service - Price - stuffa that’s good. . , Qnamnnicatlon of Geo. CL Beals as to tiou 5, T. aj. R. 27 waa received; no re­ lief possible to be given. Ur. Starbird appeared before the board In reqosst to purchasing the R. R. iron owned by the oounty a t of near Apopka! the m atter k i t to the chairman and d ark of the board. J A. J . McCuiiey appeared before the board in behalf of the Oviedo Board of ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. ra. lid: : . AMD Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. Strangers W elcom e Bakery goods delivered by my wagon whether you buy groceries or not The Sanford Bakery Two Doars Coat ef Pest office R. & STOCKTON Proprietor 2\ 2» < ?5* 2™ — • Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., ■*. _ JACKSOMVItlf, flOBIPA ~ r ^ R. C. MAXWELL, Local Representative BAKERY GOODS Sanford Library £ . B roiling Toasting Boiling Roasting Baking i 5; �' S — HV» fw -I I N S A N F O R D — LU* {»/Worth Living Munitici 44 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 10. 1411 L^fw S O F T H E W ORLD advertising certainly pays the tail or troy Volume III - the deestrict smile - A L L AROUND FLO R ID A Rubile Sale At M ettlngcrs Had a Rec-M he S ta r Will Give Sanford People Wltl be Given fo r Benefit or Sanford ord Breaking Crow d" "" Library. - item» of Interest Gleaned From — ;--- —:------- Fine Production -1 -— The General News of “The Land . The Doubting« Thomna who contends The Star Theatre will give a $90,000 At the School Auditorium next Friday Various Sourees of. Flowers. that advertising does not pay haa been production next Monday night In the evening, a roost entertaining and amus­ silenced tince the crowd broke down the great spectacular price. "The Fall ing play, will be given for the benefit of to Metlinger store last Wednesday Troy”, Two thousand armored Greeks the Sanford Library. happenings during the week doors and crowded the store all day on opening appesr In the scene.' Following is the A number of our public spirted citizens day and every day since. The first ten synopsis of this beautiful story: who are willing, to do almost anything in ft ere the Readers Wilt rin d ■ Brief ladles and first 10 men In this sture got Helen of Troy, as she Is called, was their power to aid and promote the pro­ a dress and hat free and when Manager the wife of the Greek king, Mcneluus. gress of this valuable adjunct, to the An Epitome of Ihe W eek's Moat lm< Historical S p rin t riowlnfi p o r tin t Happening» In th e Cóle announced that the store was «two Her father was Jove, the King of Gods, pleasure. Improvement and upbuilding of f o r H urried R eaders S ta te 's Domain. to open the street was crowded and In and her mother was a' mortal woman, our community, have consented to enter W W U haJK îlal fe x s m ln R tlg n .o fj^ k ffT , The party home-seegers that reached •pfTwhi^hVifiiSr ’bSflhrtldrwdma'iT'Ihe mrpnpUs M r q r r r brief term the celebra­ Jackaonville of dates for appointment this year to u ï i w ' i w w w r » » » Thursday came at the time United RtalcSJnlH tag^tadeniyJeaa than ed and were obliged to seek the open air world had ever seen. She was so beau ted “Decstrict School At Blubcrry Cor- when they will be able to learn for themt e - g e t- tb e i r - breath. Met lingers-used tiful that alt the Greeks teoked uoon - her ners."—The summer term will -be opened a month distant the war department la printers ink unsparingly and the results as a national treasure. next Friday morning June 23rd at tbe •elves things that they ought to know. distressed over the absence of any ap­ The winter climate of Florida *Is well have justified the wisdom of such Menelaus. the king, takes leave of bis High School Auditorium under t(ie mnn- known and one coming here in tbe win­ plicants for forty vacancies In. congres­ sional and senatorial districts. In ad­ course. Advertising brought the crowd wife in the beautiful garden back of his ffgfcmcnt of Hezaktah Pendergrass. and the bargains held them and people palace and. mounting his two-wheeler This entertainment will be fort a most ter season would learn nothing about tbe dition there ore nearly 100 vacancies with climate of the state. The summer from miles around came to 8anford this chariot, drives away -to- pay a -visit. Wo worthy cause as our libchry It, or should cllmsterhowever has beert misunderstood no applicants In the class to enter-^i» week to lake advantage of, the wonderful see him, In tlte next scene, devint be. close to the heart of each and every 1912. bargains offered. Dozens of clerks hat through the beech-treè bordered lanes of citizen, and every man, woman, glrl-and and any man.thinking of coming here to An Indemnity of 12,000,000 pesos, the been engaged to take care of the cus­ live should1visit the state in qummer and boy In Sanford and all the adjacent com­ etfblvalent of 96,000,000 gold, will be de­ tomers- but the force was entirely In­ Sparta. Then comea-Paris, as an am­ décide for himself whether he con five munities; should be present next Friday manded of Mexico by the Cliliiese gov­ adequate to attend to the enormous bassador and Helen, tlte mistress of tbe here In comfort the year around. evening; to enoorage by their patronage ernment for tho slaughter of Chinese sub crowd of buyers that thronged the store house In the absence of her husband, re­ and good wlll.ihese friends who* so will­ Before the time comes when it will be jects in' -Torroon. The demand will be ana on the first day many were turned ceives him in the great marble halL It ingly lend themselves to this ‘¿IXort to needed, a new packing house wUI be backdD'up by a cruiser which la already away as enough clerks could not be -ta lined with fluted. Doric columns and. make fun for others and in behalf of the erected by the Manatee Citrus Growers' on tbs way t<f Mexican west coast ports. secured. The sole will last fur ten days thronged with attendants, her own house Library. Association. The packing house will be ■ servants, and those who have followed Let everybody dome and enjoy with large and modernly equipped for the Carrie Nation, the Kansas saloon smash­ and those who have.not taken advantage Paris bearing rich gifts. these grown up peoples the pleasure of careful and expeditious handling of er, died a t Leavensworlli Kansas on last of the sale nhouhljlo so ns never again Paris is sibltten by a shaft of love at Will such a bunch of bargains be offered renewing their dear old school days, and orga'ngee and grapefruit. It will be 16-' Saturday. Paresis was the cause of first sight of beautiful Helen. In tne -gar ertted near the Seaboard Air Line tracks n this section. Mr. J. H-Cole the man­ death. For several months Mrs. Carrie den site repulses him, but later, as the the novel sensation, of demanding that had been In poor health and on January ager of this salo guaranteed that hr would two stand together, on \ i o lawn beside "Time" should win back ward In Its flight and n choice of routek will be accorded 28,- she entered the local sanitarium lit have the largest crowd at this sale that tlte palace, a lonely place Imdied , In sil­ and make each one of then « child shippers. The site for the new packlhg — —-----— house was furnished.by the railroad. which she died, hoping to recover from a had ever congregated at ohe store th the ver moonlight, Venus, the Goddess of again. Just for that night. Lee county puts the country on uotice city and he haa made good his assertion, *- PERSONNEL OF CASTS. nervous breakdown. j)ve, appears. Venus favors Paris. Was that it will have a big Fair next Februaryr ie Is a hustler and a firm believer in School Commlted. Four railroad presidents, two Interstate i t possible for a mortal woman, though which 'will give lu industries and re­ the efficacy of printers ink ¡which means Uriah Perkins, Chairman..M. F. Robinson Commerce Commissioners, a former cabi­ sliê-were wliolly lovely, to hold out against sources the widest possible publicity. The net officer, bankers, manufacturer, college that he knows bow to attract the at tlte power of u goddestf Helen falls Jacob Blfiaker.-.................. ..F . P, Forster enterprise is in the bands ’of energetic tentlon of the public. John Bmltb.v .v ..... . . . C . R. Walker professors, lawyers and labor leaders to Into Parts* arms and Vénus throws her Citizens and If it Is not a success It will APPLICANTS. the number of two sdore will meet here veil over them. 8he^ disappears. We Locomotive Engineers M emorial Miss Dushaway----------- Mrs. W. T. Johns not bo for lack of'the right sort of effort. on June 2$, to frame a model law for uni­ catch a glimpse of them as they are Memorial Service for the Brotherhood wafted a«yay to Troy In Venus* magic Miss Belinda Sharp. . Mrs. C. 0. McLaughlin The Lee county exhlbiu at tbe State form public.utilities legislation tliroughFairs held at tempo, on account of their out the State*, according to ah anhotihee- of Locomotive Engineers brought out a sea-shell chariot,'accompanied by all the Miss Sallie Simple....M rs. K. Homrlghous miiropicol character and luxuriance, llazaklah Pendergrass........... H. H. Deane ment made by Seth Low, president of tbe urge audience at the Congregational flying Loves. attracted much attention and a fair de/ LCHOLARS. National Civil Federation. The com­ Church Sunday afternoon- Tlte sermon Menelaus won’t believe the news at voted to these products would be a great gihus : mittee wljl be known as the national were under tbe auspies of (lie Sanford firsts. We sec him thunderstruck by it, drawing cord. committee on the regulation of railroads Division and about thirty engineers from as he sits flatting In another beautiful NatUda Billings---- ...M rs. R. C. Maxwell raithful Snuka.............. Mrs. May Dicklns outside of Sanford were there with their room. Home again, we see him gatherand public utilities. W h o W a s It? Samantha P ip e r.,..MUaCharlotta.Keeler Forty seven additional postal savings families. Local engineers and their ,ng together the heroes of Greece who Jerusha Dickson .......Miss Flossie Frank A resident of Sanford went over'to.' bank deposifuries In various |wrin yi ths friends were also there In numbers,, The swear to revenge him. Daytona Beaeli In his automobile to By this time Paris had readied Troy Choiloder Geyser.___.Miss Mabel Bowler spend a few days. While bowling along country were opened for buslnealK to-day church was beautifully decorated with Ruth Kctchcin .;'.*___; Mist Birdie Harris making a total of 176 to date. Fifty more flowers In memory of the departed engi­ with tils beautiful paramour and we have Susan Crawford.,............Mrs, G. L. Speer thejbeach on a spin, the machine ran neers of this Division. From the pulpit a picture of a luxurious feast In a gorgeous banks-will be inaugurated on June 27 and Sally Brown---- •...........Mrs. Ml Li Bowler Into a soft place in the sand' and stuck. by the Bret of July lit is expected that hung the American flsg. This Is the palace of the Phrygian city. Paris brings Mchltablo Jones....... , . .Mrs. W, G. Yclscr Tlte chauffeur got out to' “crank Iter over“ more than 300 will be In citeration. The first memorial service of tlte kind ever Helen a golden cup of wine nod they Jorcat Doolittle...............Mrs. S. Ö. Chase but the machine was stuck so fast that postmaster general still adheres to his held In Sanford and the occasion will be drink from it by turns. Then the Greek it could not be budged. A pair'pf imules BOYS. • policy' ot deirgnHlUnr only-second claw nnri remembered. by the congregation. ships appear outside the harber, a far* were sent for and by the time they whlcii ¿an be iqan f o b ' the Uttliet ......... ■■Raymond.Robinson cnclicd the scene the tide liad^Ueguii’ lo ” postuffices belelvlng that It - la better to Rev. George B. Waldron, P a » David Snubs! . l h r , ............. J' D. Roberts palace. Helen looks out ¡and sees her try the scheme “on the dog“ so to speak. church was the speaker. come in and the sand got softer and the former friends and seems mutfntlfturbed. Billie Crawford........... . , . ..L . P,P, McCuller machine gradually settled. The pair of before tackling tbe blgcillee. r _____ W. J. Ttiig|ieu Sanrord*a New D irectory > *,' Now follow some of the most' remark­ Obndluli Buzzard Stephen Tucker — B. F. Wtiltner mules were unable to budge the burden Swceplnp out of the southwest with The new city directory recently com­ able scenes ever produced. One U an cyclonic velocity, a wind and hall and piled by Polk A Co. has been completed attack on the walls of a great city by an lereririntr Jenkins . . . rr.A . T; Rosslter and four morn mules were sent for. These electrical storm struck the lower end of and was distributed among the business innumerble army.. A movable tower U iobblrjG'l-ee.-.. . . _____ ... Henry Purdon were hitched to the machine with two the Virginia peninsula Tuesdny.and left concerns this week. The new directory wheeled slowly up against the battle­ Samuel S nooks........................Nixon Butt automobiles, but by this time the machine was four feet deep in sand and water a trail of-death and ruin id Us wake. At a 'good one, giving a description of ments and scaling ladders uro brought.* Sim Dlpeey..................R. Hqmrighous undjhc work of rescue had to be given VISITORS • this hour it la impossible event ta esti­ Sanford and the number of inhabitants, nit great stones are hurled against the up until die tide went o u t. This was mate the number of dead, for many small the rural routes and people IHflng adja­ tower and down on the thick crowds of Mrs. Dlpsey.Mra. Enguls, Mlnuuler Dlpeey, done end wjien the machine waa finally drs. A. D Key, Mrs. Snooks. Mrs. M. F. crafts with their human frieght went cent to the city. Thera is also tables' and tbe besiegers. The Greeks lose too many hauled out of the «and. every part was .* " ' down In the storm at various points along statistics and much information concedi­ men and have to retreat. Now they re­ Frank. tilled with grit, the salt water had tha James River and In Hampton Roads. ng Florida In general. sort to strategy.-----------1—- — ----- --—— ~ In M rm ortam ------ — ------ damaged the paint and. .fittings, the Conservative estimates to-night place the The new directory gives Sanford a The next picture I s ' magnificent. We Whereas, It has pleased almighty God general appearance of the new pleuure dead at not more than IS, None of the Iiopulstlon of 6.37B which is a much bet­ see the great wooden liurfe on a hillside n Hie infinite wisdom to call' to her re­ vehicle being all but handsome.—Timesbodies have been recovered and their ter figure than the incomplete census and Troy In the distance, ' The Greeks ward our esteemed and beloved slstar, Union Cor. Identity U unknown. given by the enumerator. retreat and the rejoicing Trojans break a Lily O. Gatchel wife of M. D. Gatchel. The directory Is a great help to the passage in the wall of their city and While we bow. In submission to tbe will Soout Car Arrives ) Tbe Houston Colton Exchange will be merchants and shows the thorough meth­ Ernest Metcalf of the Jacksonville draw in the horse. They suppose It an opened to ell business men tomorrow of One who doeth all things .welL In man­ offering to tbe gods. A Greecian spy ifestation of our grief and fraternal Metropolis, J. F. Phillips of the Jackson­ morning, regardless of whether or not ods of Polk A Co. ville Board of Trade and Qua Walker the takes the news to the hiding fleet’. Night sympathy, be It" they ere members of the exchange, wbeu The Orange County Fair ootnes. The hiding heroes come from tha first bale of cottou produced rids year Resolved, That Celery City Clrete No. wall known auto driver arrived In the Seth Woodruff was re-elected president ihe horse and set the city In flames. The 60, has lost a true and faithful member city on Tuesday ou their pathfinding trip. will be auctioned a t nine o’clock. The of the Orange CounfJ Fair Association at rest of tbe Greek army hppers. Now, as and that Ihe members of tbe cirde ex­ These gentlemen uro looking out a suit­ bale was grown at San Benito, Camerou comity, by Ernest Mate, on a 100 acre the annual meetlngliéM In Orlando a few tbe flames spread through the city, wc end to the afflicted husband and family able continuation of the National. high­ farm leased from Alfonso Hicks. It was days ago. The organization is mokjng catch glimpses of turmoil and confusion out sincery sympathy and consolation In way, over which a tour Inaugurated by rushed Into San Benito Saturday by auto- great pUns for the next fairand will have Parties of Inhabitants fleeing In terror, this their hour of sorrow; and be It further the Jacksonville Board of Trade, will be Resolved, Tbflt a copy of these resolu­ made by twenty-five to thirty cars of moblle,.glnned and rush«! to this city Jl far surpass all previous efforts. • A caught by Greeks and ranting at bay only tions he sent to tlte bereaved family,' a representative citizen) of the metropolis, be cut down. splendid board of directors has been chos­ to on a special tralit • Paris and Helen are asleep. They copy Spread on tbe m lnutarof our circle the party leaving that d ty on the morn­ en and under tlte capable -direction of During the two] weeks beginning Phil­ awake and throw open thp casement. tlte president end other officers tlte affairs and a copy each be sent lb the Herald ing of June 20th, arriving in Sanford at adelphia will be the scene - of what will noon on June 2lat, when an open air probably be the greatest denominational of tlte association are certain to prosper. Troy, the glorious. Is now a nest of Dantes. end Circle paper for publication. meeting WUI be arranged at tha band They rust) into the palace. In Its great Approved by demonstrations tbe world has ever known. —Tlmes-Union. stand. The gentlemen were taken pvor M aiv >’ W .C hatscu columned tull'they . meet Menelaus and Three greet conventions of Baptists will tho d ty by W. D. Holden and Riven all * May Have fctats League " • S A S All E. Hunts wood. the Greeks. Menelaus kills Paris and has' attract representatives of the church from tha information possible regarding tha llqlen led away._Now. looking back, we S a I-UJ! L. P zabooy. Tampa Is again getting the base ball *every country under tbe^sun. __ _ _ _ different routes. To a Herald m an they fever amt there is talk of organizing a see a sad vision of a ruined d ty and lu 'Ibtout fimiiii»"* *mviiry ■*■*•***«»' —_ _ The Halted States navy soon will need four-team Florida State League" wtthj smoiikliringrffcd-hot walls. stated that Orange «oumy had-the best • Urge cumber ol sailors. Orders have Jacksonville, Tampa and Pensacola In stretch of good roods In the state and Cashier Tolar of the Peoflee Bank be­ Remember that the S u r Theatre will been sent out by the Navy Department It for a certainty and the fourth d ty yet give Ihla magnificent production next lieves in advertising and haa an adver­ when our drawbridge Is finished there to begin recruiting at the new office in to be selected. Ocala, which is a sporty Monday night. Don’t fail to see this tisement In every issue of The Herald will be nothing lacking In a good high­ <yChicago in July. Oews for the new and growing dty, looks to be logical calling attention to t^e benefits derived way from Orlando to the East Coast via beautiful story of Homer. battleship« Utah and Florida and at tbe It would make the Jumps from Tampa to from a bank account. Look up tbe ad­ Sanford. The people of Sanford should expiration soon of thhn of enlistment of Jacksonville and Pensacola and rice vertisement each week and read ■the give the visitors a rousing welcome on . Elks lo Play Bait many sailors make ft necessary for the vena leaa like a flight across the con­ words of wisdom embodied in each one. June 21st and show them our sentiments For the benefit of tbe Hospital Associa­ navy recruiting’officers to enlist all a■«- bank and the on good reads. tinent. A low salary limit and tbe en­ tion Local ball fans and Elks are look­ The wise” vallable competent men. forcement of the rule lomeke it stringent, ing forward to tlte ball game which they reasons ore explained. , Spain and Ital can not leach the would make U a paying proposition, but - Take Qar Rldc Tonight have scheduled for June 27th between Circuit Court Date United States any log In the growing there la alwaya present that disposition Take a car to'Sanford Heights tonight A letter from llou. B. H.. Robinson inges, lemons and to cheat » Utile at hone trades and this the Elks of Orlando and Sun forth Tills and handling of and enjoy a musical program and refresh­ promises to be an. event of uuusyol in­ states, that Judge Jones wUI hold session other d im s fruits. G. Hàfold Powell, un­ would break up the league.—Tampa ments at the home o f C H. Dtngee and terest aa the Elks do not do things by of _______ _ circuit____ court__________ a t Orlando______ commencing til recently assistant chief of the Bureau Times. Halves. Tbe proceeds are to go^Iti the Tuesday June 20. All those who ex poet R- J* Given by the Ladlea^AuxiU of Plant Industry, Department of Agricul­ ary of the Presbyterian church.. 23 dents Mauy visitors from Leesburg took In Hospital Association. We expect to ha vs lo attend should bear in mind tbe change ture. makes this .assertion upon his return round trip, include« refreshments. ----- ____ tho lineup next week. date. Tuesday June 211, tbe ball gam« on Tuesday. frçmSpain and iul)fV_ r & r CUUEOfROH THE STATE PRESS BB T." ■¡h secJU -* J-U i • V �h .K 1. r T Í ■ ■1 ** -jÆ ■ nu* er ISAAC HAfIBUi BALnnof i 630N5 F U R N IS H IN G S F irs t S tre e t S tr e e t ‘ Bdd is.one. Twenty drops of ,lhls on a ' heated shovel or anything of the kind will the insects by its vapor.( But as' this is a dangerous thing to have in the house Be where young children are. it would be better to get something JuupjJess and yet effective. • * —*• v Buy ohe dram of bichromate oTpotaf* J at a drug storq. Dissolve U In two opr ift of water, add a little sugar and plat* f *k ' nsurahcc companies take $50.a . . year in business out of Sanford llM* ils amount hasjnot beee. destroyed A Budget of Oplnlotv “ Just * * .re In this city lu ten years. Regardtween you souA Me” v a of what the Insurance- agents may .nlnk. I wish to siate that: the business men bf Sanford are this line and tf»i the •' rates are not lowered a home insu tnce plan will solve the-question.—The~l . rr>| ?j (‘ITT A. CWd-U.AtM*f»g Ye TnKtlîI WBÏê* even stale that a house. . -• ' and f a ith . Mo'll Prent ’Cm"— not fire proof and i Another good remedy lv,f«T $0 8»ya Snunterer. s •* - - inaedlhyde.'! brick building will wit be Are proof and A ifcoonful of this In a qys er of a pint* Ifjwe sit calmly down ahd let them ride »swat Cw w h <wi i t».ns w. of water will kill all 7K AS this is us there will be no lipiit to the toll ex­ 4 Now. Is the timç to keep. you* lawn d where children acted. The merchants of Sanford have sprinkled and dipped anâ mu du beauti­ offered to give liberally to a Are* depart­ fu l I understand the. Wclpka. Club has ment in order that tbs rate on insurance offerpd a prise for, the best, kept lawn and ay all be ,ln*tfpr *nd ful1 ot flles they could be cut In two. Now I claim that fjom present appearapeee the task of the e of pvrethriu'/ J Kj««troyed by the if no other plan pre' ails the merchants committee will,b<e « difficult one for San­ or» and witnF * 4 Powder. Close the can form their| own lire department for ford U waking up and the yards are Im­ adsa expetfC JW* ond P°u down' tbo uiuch less money th in they spend an­ proving. fyBep.lt up) There la nothing foot. TnV P'*6, w,llth leave up^about nually on Are Insurance. Between the IÔ'nipe-«a the Ane homes and well kept 1 of .the f 1 *n,° *1*®roo,n n tablespoon« ines vft' -owder on a hot shovel The different mill l stone 1 it looks like the ruggjr d drive the Aies in their death Sanford business man U bound to be ;mio • toward the foot of light a t the ground to death unlei* tie forms a mutual 4 In the Aght against tire deadly , house ^ w. They will fall dead and may benefit association far his own protection. fly the public should understand ¿ 0 -odds] _V-aslly swept out. *f: * against whlqh it contends to rid‘ cltlss : Lastly, Uiere are various kinds of sticky 4 The city ctjundl |ls taking steps to of this pest and.^iP vigilance necewsiy. Ay paper, traps, etc. The papers should faros-property owners to cut the'grow to obtain. a,mcdu.um of safety where - W be btîm éi when they have done ¿ s ir and weeds on their property. Our streets m. | * ” * \t} t< ** rV.• , ' ’ insec tA exist. at present are not very lhvlting.~;fake Eaohfsmale fly lays 120 oggs.. w l/ Don't dine a t a h o tel boarding house Magnolia for instance from First street batch In eight hours. Ten days Uta». to Third street bnd the weeds are very or restaurant where .files are' tolerated. new generation Is In AlfihV « rr» ir lg unsightly to the eye pf the stranger. It Don’t allow dies 'In your house. the work of death* 'U I4 . tst|ma*f j ^ Don’t permit them near your food seems that heretofore the city council is . * ' -» » • «... the progeny of a singUvpair-In n* e MBi could not force the issue but now all this Is one sextmllUon. or,in. Bgurea i.ooo.Ofl in’t buy food where Ales are per- will be changed and! our streets will be ooa.ooo.ooo.ooo.QW, __—— dallied .within Ute'next few weeks,. Our streetk are too pretty to be., allowed' to MawWTTptbuge. and other fliu, are Don’t allow than» . In a sickroom. breeding »pots of files. Tb.e department Don’t allow them to jjrawl over the grow up in weeds and every bit of work *f agriculture In Its experi.mr.nu has found baby or the nipple of l u nursing bottle. ¿> done on them yfill add to the appearance. U reas and purports Caou^h in a pound Screen every, window and door of your Where Nature lias done so much man of horse manure to Pj s m 1,200 bouse Ales. bouse and keep th e ¡screens on until you ought to assist lust a little. A single Ul kept' viable will supply house start up your fu m e o j. Have separate sera en covers for food 4 Now that Sanford Helghu has been files lor a largo territory. .. There U hope of greatly lessening the which must be- ex loosed in pantry or forced Into the city and properly sa t -upK — -r — ■• — ■fc- . pest in d tle s .Iff the authorities will-en­ kjt¿hen. — ------ ----------- r on it is none too early for Sknford to beLet Cleanliness aud ’ Cleanliness and force good ordinances on the subject of removing manure and garbage promptly. yet more Cleanliness be your motto all gin putting lu a water works system, g a s electric lights good streeu and other Im­ The increase In automobiles aud auto summer long;. trucks has already aided in exterminating provements The council was very pro­ flies Horse owners can help the crusade 4 Several attirons have spoken to me fuse in offers of aid and assistance a few by mixing chloride of lime with the ratio about thatibrsne insurance company plr.n months ago ond it is iip to them to make of a quarter of a pound of the former to and m aajr v { th e prominent merchants^ eight quarts of ths Utter. A still cheap­ have signified th eir Intention of forming good. Those people ^out there are en­ er and more' effective destroyer of the a home-society if the insurance rates are titled \o water at once and ought to bavo larvae la kerosene, a pint of which sprayed not lowered- The new flro truck Is a floe Are protection now- The assertion was upon every eight quarts of manure will buzz.wagon and looks good as It dashes made by tiie residents of Sanford Helghu kill the maggots down the street but the d ty council showy that they could not expect any improve­ So for as the- dwelling house is con­ poor Judgment to buy such an expensive ments and the city should show them the cerned there are a number of effective «agon it the r a r e Is allowed error of their ways by making these 1mways of destroying, the files Carbolic to. rem ain a s . l t Is now.' f understand pFovetnenu a t onos a. ____ _ V“ ‘ ! THE C IT Y RESTAURANT ■trirsl Street, one block from Depot oppoilte l’ oetoffice) H . E . W IS E , P ro p rie to r Formerly Manager of Central Cafe « to a k S i^ C tro p » T P y sfëT rtn d F ish á S p e c laity ; j % -* $'* A P L A C E F O R L A D IE S A I^ D G E N T L E M E N S h o r t O r d e r s At A ll H o u r s Prompt. Clean 'Service E v e r y t h i n g F i r s t Class Meal Tickets nrc Sold nt Reduced Rates - ^ it : s SO G O O D • f .. healthiest food In. the world for the “kiddles” is bread made from “Quaker City“ flour—and thfiy-alHMove if ,” too. See that the red and blue label isnttached to every bag or barrel of flour that you buy—it*s your guaran­ tee of FIRST QUALITY flour. QUAKER CITY FLOUR MILLS CO. *' PHILADELPHIA �v y i l Not come to Florida if you hove not made up your mind to stay, t o . stick a t i t , to a c h i e v e something^' : ^ T h e temporary pionceris not de-" , sirable. « There is nothing so' damaging-to this splendid sec­ tion, and to Florida in general. . as the reports of the merely te n -. totive settlers who come here in • the expectation of making a large„ fortune within a year, and, failing, return to their old homes depleted in purse, disgusted with * thè soil and the unaccustomed methods necessary .to . secure crops, with the climate,—disgus­ ted with everything, in fact, "and ------ who-mse-all—their^ eIoquencp--to=-: dissuade others from investing or undertaking to establish their homes here. There is Always a Reason for a ’ Man’s Failure. Before you are "• influenced by what a returning settler says about Florida, inves­ tigate why he failed to make ‘ ' good. I \ • " We do not encouruge the ten­ tative settler. It is not the kind of-pioneering that benefits us or our section. U neVer promotes the best interests and progress of any country and never will in Florida. Don't expect to get rich quick herein a day or two. Dollars_ do not grow" on trees; and do not come here without money. The more accustomed you have been in makiug.-a dollar go a long way, tTie easier will be your first months on Volusia Farms. Volusia Farms needs sturdy men and w6men, mentally and physically able to conduct farm­ ing a s .it is done here under Florida's sunny skies. Volusia Farms needs the pctriu&ur * set­ tler with small cat ¿r'ge de­ termination . and ____. / who will not beat a retreat at the firstrrclwappintinent. To ^such people Volusia Farms offers op­ portunities practically^ without H o v e never advo­ cated the purchase of any of our lands While we have sold undreds of acres to people who- /— never saw the land before pur­ chasing and have alwqs given satisfaction, yet we prettr. not to sell an acre without the pur­ chaser personally makes a selec­ tion, The excursions running to Sanford from northern and centeral-jtfestern states every first and third Tuesday of every month during the summer, afford every facility for coming to Sanford and Volusia Farms and making personal selection o f-a* : tract of this rich agricultural x iw i i u a ja c illa » . land.------r-j—^-----:----------—- — See What You are Buying. Come herennd investigate, what we are offering you. Talk with the many people we have been m sirarasm rifi' bringing here from all over tlie United States.* The larger the number of people we can induce to come here on a tour of inspection, the more V quickly we 'shall* close out our Volusia Farms, tor the closer you know this trnetthe better it becomes. It ever occurred to y o u that there H a s must be s o m e sound fundamental »***PPPPPPP reusons for_ Floridu ands to be. In-iced low C0lll: pared with lands in the north • and west uhd even in the deserts where irrigation companies plan to supply water AT A PRICE! . The principal reason is, I.take v it, that Florida IBonly just begliF ing to pome into her own.- For muny, many years she has been neglected. Development h a s just about begun, and developing a Slate as large us Florida, whose shore line is long enough to ex^tend from Jacksonville to Boston, takes tune. Henkes people, too, and money. Development could not take place were, our lands priced on a basis of their ehmiing,. capacity to start with, btifclthat time is coming. In the develop­ ment of any country there^nust be inducements for people to ome in and cultivate tl/«/soil, lorida’s Inducqm ei Today is the L o w P rice of > H e r Good Lands .The developmentsfri the past three years has beei/y wonderful. Immense wealth has/been taken from the soil—TAKEN, mind you, fibt WRESTED Jfortfou wrest with the hard, Imavy soils up north—and now xne natural ten­ dency■ and • thenhatural law of • i i •. • supply and demund is toward higher prices for these income bearing lands. For years lands were almost given away smply because the Floridian* HAD NO .IDEA _ OF THEIR PRODUCING POSSIBILI­ TIES; diversified farming was un— known— Witness now, the trans­ formation of a few yeurs. Even the day of twenty dollars an acre land has passed, and* the time of thirty dollars an acre land is pussing everywhere. If I am any judge of the Florida land situa­ tion and the purchase of large tracts consumuiatad during this 1. ^Spring fffe any criterion of coining events, I believe the coming fail and winter Will see Florida lands retailing for $50 an acre and upwurd according to locality und transportation. ' „ — -Volusia"Farms is worttí^evary, cent of $50 an acre today and those who invest in the develop­ ment stage are the people who will make the* best turn-oyer. We have sold quite n large number of farms and the territory is opening up in* an immensely satisfactory way to our settles and to us. *~ Ur S EVERAL times- in these . columns)I have spoken of i the apparent hindering of the development of Florida ___ by the large financial ineresis, and.the reasons, why the Hownrd-Pnckard lands aré ‘good investments. I have just been -reading an-articJe-in - Moody’s Mngnsincn-(a~finnncinl authority)-relative to the large earnings qf bunks and trust companies who hoodwink the smull depositor by ever saying 4 percent is the ut­ most dividend to be” expected * consistent with; safety. ! In the facrfWthis legend^ the bank#- themselves are declaring dividends as''high as *40 per cent made with YOUR money.- Com­ pilation of thé profits of sixty- * seven banks in the borough of Manhattan, New York city, after showing earnings, of. 17.19 .pee; cent.-declared dividends of 1-0.33 per cent. The dividends- of the -Libor ty-N at iinwtPH per cent, for the ye^r. the Chase National 20 per cent., the First National 40 per cent., the Mer­ cantile Trust Company 25 per cenL-Uiid so oh, these figures be­ ing for-the—fiscal—year ending last June, ¡recording to Moody's. Unquestionably.to influence’? depositor not to draw front the savings bank* for wild specula­ tion is sound advice—very sound and commendable advice, but an investment in Volusia Farms at present piled is NOT a specula­ tion. Not one of the tracts of lantf offered • by tliis- Company has ever been a speculation. The VALUE was there in the, begin­ ning and higluir value is .there today. There has been more speculation in the . stocks of the Northern Pucific and other rail­ roads by the financiers thun « * i .. « « i there ever can be with our lands, because our lands and prices are _ RIGHT.' Our methods of doing business are RIGHT. We invite the strictest investigation of our­ selves and of our lands. Our business nas a better non-speculative foundation thun thousands of business you yourself could mention.' __Investigate for yourself the advisability of your olusla investment remembering that good real estate in a advancing country is the basis of wealth. -T »- * Writ* for our booklet. "Rrtouivci of Voluti* Kenn»" HOW A P A N Y, Inc. P e o p le s B a n k B u ild in g $— i S A N F O R D , k-'V F L O R ID A �tFYiW Jr The Most Attractive Home In Sanford Heights t t ’■fi.’l.i,. 4^,v* ; ~^T\ '■;*•'" .*wVr”'V' ** '*■-VjV. . ;s«^ *' Ror 30 Days I Offer my ShelLDashed Bungalow in Sanford Heights For-Sale Splendid Kewance System of Water^Works Garage Seven Rooms Wide Porches Corner Lot Fronting East 67 Feet on Perk Avenue and 130 Feet Deep. Alley on West Side 14 FeetJ Wide. The House is-well Furnished Throughout •’ Plenty of Room in Attic for 4 Good Rooms - I offer the^House Furnished SANFORD COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget of Interestlrtg Items — -— From Correspondents----- THE EVENTS Of ORANGE COUNTY EfffolsiU S ta rr o r R e p o rte rs' Weekly .C overs th e T erritory ror The Herald GENEVA JOTTINGS Special Carreepoodenca to Tha Herald: Governor Vetoes Liquor Bills Governor Gilchrist vetoed three liquor bills and approved two. The veto axe fell upon the bill prohibiting screens, partitions, tables, choirs and music In Btiloons, on account o f defective title, the word “choirs" having been omitted therefrom, and because it would be unreasonobjo to require hotel* and rcslnurants to hove no chairs or tables; ujxjn tho bill requiring saloons to close at 0 o'clock, on aooount of defective title, the words •barter, exchange end give away", being omitted therefrom,'and because of its un­ reasonableness, the act seeking to go even so far as to prevent tho giving away of wine In communion; and upon the act prohibiting the soliciting of orders in dry territory on tfjo ground of a discrimination against newspapers, to the extent that they would be denied all liquor advertise­ ments. s ' „ The governor approved tho bill requir­ ing county solictors nod states attorneys to secure copies jot revenue licenses tUld to proceed against the holders thereof where they have no license; also the bill relating to w et and dry elections. Syracuse Steel Misses Mabel and Marie-Denial spent a portion of last week very pleasantly with the Misses Bishop near Oviedo. We are glad to know that Mrs. V. T. Peters is improving after a ten days' Hi ness. George Geiger from Pompano is again in Geneva on business. He reports the farmers In a moat aeriov»condition owing Tfftha failure to market the enormous jq&eto.crops of this se a so n .--------- — Mrs. 0. R. Nicholson of Daytona Beach Is spending a few days with her pareuta REPORT OF THE CONDITION Oh Mr. and Mrs. L T. Peters, before going to at Sanford • S O LD BY B EST PLO W ON BARTH* the mountains of North Carolina for the First National .Bank ’ •urtjmer, IN THE STaY e oh fLORIDA, AT THE CL«fc O f ‘ # ■v * -,;i ■ ; -— -Misses Rbth Vaughn of Sanford is vis­ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A BUSINESS JUNE 7 t ii . 10L1: iting her aunt, Mrs. Vance Holmes. '■ Jack Harris ffotn Sanford la in Genevo - RESOURCES. - on*a short visit to his cousin, C lifford Loan*and D iscount»,...;......... . Proctor.* ^ « vertlralti, ttcured mid udmcu/(U . S. Bond* lo secure circulation.. Mr. Higginbotham' of Jacksonville re­ Bond», dreureiie*. etc....... . Banking house. furniture and Axil cently visited bis .pbusins, Mr. nnd Mrs. Uue from National Hank* O io tu ^ r agent»).......................... , . r . . . . . R. Q, Gresham. ‘ Due from Slate Bank* s o d ' Btfnkrri Due from approfed reserve agents Misses Blanch and Georgia Pattlshal! Check* and other ciuh Item*........... returned last Saturday from Tallahassee Note* of other National B ank*.__ tr a c t tonal paper currency, nickel*, i where Ujey have b a n attending school. "Unde" John Holder has gone to Geor­ gia on a visit or some length to relatives *26.010.00 H K fund with If. S. Treaiurer and friends. (S per cent, of circulation............. ” “siaso Miss Emms Proctor, Nevada and Collie Wishes to announce to its thousands of friends, and patrons Grant returned last Saturday from OrUndo. ' \ i LIABILITIES that they will Open for business in their New Store next door to Rev. E..Lee Smith, wife and young son Capital Stock paid I n ............ $33,000.00 .Surplu* f u n d .................... . 23.000.00 the Peoples Bank of Longwood spent Ust week very pleas­ Undivided profit*, le u expense! taxes paid ................ . 9,043 33 antly among friends in Geneva. National Bank notes outstanding 6.230.00 Mrs. Parmer Taylor has returned to tier Individual deposits aubiect to check.............. ....3 3 8 ,3 home In Orlando. • Demand ceriiQcaUa of dtc poall . ...a a. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S. 0 Mr. and Mrs. W.~H-. Howard visited Certified check* ouu tao d ln s . . . 3 where we have a large store and haveincreas­ Oriando lort Monday. 348.606 30 Mrs. Dunn of Miami is visiting her sis­ ed our stock with new and stylish fabrics, and we will be pleas­ ter, Mr*. Charlie Harrison. . Claud Coffee of Miami recently visited Stata of Florida. » „ ed, to have pur friends and'customers call and inspect our new • ! "Geneva, called here by the death of his County of Orange I “ ■ I, T. P. For*ter. cashier of tha above-named bank, stock and spe the many new and pretty goods not to be seen .at father. do solemnly «Wear th a t the abdVCttatemanHi true to tha boat of my knowledge and belief. . The several services at the Baptist any other store./ Thanking our thousands of customers and _ V. P. PURSTER. Cashier. church closed last Saturday. The pastor. - Stibacribed and «worn to before m eib ia 12th day friends for their, patronage in the past and assuring them of our Rev. E. Lee Smith, was assisted by Rev. of- June, 1011. • A .R . KEY, ■ ’ N oury Public. B. T. Green of Grondla, Fla. earnestness Correct—A ttest : appreciation by courteous treatment in the future. X FREDERIC It. RAND. of this young mail was deep and sincere. ÜEU II FEKNALD, 8. O. CHASE, Ha recently graduated from Columbia We are yours respectfully, ,__ _ college, U pastor qt New Smyrna and yet finds timo to do much good work ut other peaces. Mr. Green will enter the theo­ logical seminary at Louisville. Ky., .in September and with hU descriptive.pow­ ers and oratory ability we predict a bright future for him. On last Thursday Geneva was saddened by the death of one of her best citizens, Mr, H. B. Coffee. Tho having been In feeble health for some time his friends little thought the end was so near. Being of a genial, retiring disposition, one - ■*- Medal Tor Frank Pounds' would hardly know his true value unlees According to the Orlumlo Reporter-Star intimate with him. For many years he of 'e- few days ago, Freak Pounds, a haa lived near Geneva on hit farm. He prominent young man of that city, dewas a consistent member of the Metho­ serves a medal for bravery and mention dist church, was ever kind and true; such The Average Increase In Population for perforating a good deed. It seems men will be missed. The funeral services that a woman, more Interested Perhaps were conducted by Rtrr. Hendry of San- of dries and towns everywhere is 35 In bargains than in babies, left her young foqf and Rev. Brook of Oviedo, He left a per cent In ten years. This means child In a buggy, the horse standing un­ wife and four children, three sons and a that new homes will have to be built hitched. Something frightened the ani­ daughter, to whom the sympathy of the and more stores provided. This will mal and he started off—borne, perhaps, increase the value of land at tha edge but at a gait thpt threatened the 2-year•m ire community U extended. of our city. * old occupant of the vehicle with destruc­ Low Prices • Easy JJaymenta. S ’ Pico Block Or. Davis Coming , We Have Some Choice Property tion. Mr. Pounds was coming along in bis automobile, and swinging Into pursuit, Dr. Da via, the well known optican will be that can be bought on easy terms. . It overtood the runaway, Jumped from car • t the Robbias Neat Hotel, Saturday June will make you a beautiful home and to buggy, and gathering up tha Unas, 17th until Monday 28th inclusive, where will continue to increase in value. ■ checked the horse and returned team And he will test eyes free.' and sell glasses. baby to tlw then distractod mother. It Headake of years standing cured with glasses by Dr. Davis. Refs. J.E. Pace Dr,.King, and Dr. Rob- _J?low T h e H ill H ard w are Com pany SA TUR D A Y. JU N E 17th 1911 INTO A HOME OF TOUR OWN< thc GOODQUALITYSTo^l The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs and Grffphojahones. N. H. GARNER S a n fo rd , F lo rid a — .— --------------------- G. K. CALHOUN FIRST CLA SS CRATE M ATERIALS. Sanford, Fla �■y • - .T . •' , * June 16, 1911_______ 1f f • \ - Tllfc SANFORb HERALD water so a# to carry off the heavy rains TALKING or SANFORD and assure the farm of Just the amount ALL MY P I M P L E S G O N E 'needed.. ^ , ,, .a Qtrl Tails How a Blotchy 8kln Was To condense our impressions and opin­ Cleansed By a Simple Wash. Mrs. Barbour Writes Entertain­ ions of Sanford, Ve would say to the "I was ashamed of my foce," writes ingly on Celery Delta hofneseeker that the natural-advantages Miss Minnie Pickard of Altamahaw, offered, for all makes life a pleasure, are N. C. “It was all full of pimples and : . way above the nsverage town, and the scars, but after using D. D. D. ProOPPORTUNITIES FO R T H E P EO P LE social and commercial tide will afford nU scrlptloa I can say Ural now there Is no sign of th at-E d em a, and that was that makes life des’rable. Sonrord And Vicinity Offer G reat In WJiot with the climate where your three years ago ” D. D D. has become so famous 1 ' dncementa to th e Prospective house.is a convenience,' not* a necessity, a cure end Instant roller in Ertetna Momc-scekcrs with' soil that is productive under all and' all other serious skin diseases, The foljowlnil article by Mr*. II. L. conditions and with the questions of that tts value Is aometlmos overlooked Barber In the i Florida Review la repro­ droughts and floods under full contra), is tit clearing up fasli, pimples, black­ duced for the Herald: not the problem of living solved with the heads. and all other minor forma of skin Impurities. Sanford la Bltuated on the shores of ceaseless struggle elim inated!" Tfie fart 1«, that while.'D, D D, Is Uke Monroe, which la only n widening What with eight hours, of sleep, you I' ‘ of the St. John* river.. Thera la n beauty can use the remaining bight hours to so penetrating *ba^ It atrll es to the •pot In the way of a park facing the absorb more of the pleasures i f this world very root of Uexemu of any other serf* oua trouble, the toothing Oil of Winter-, -Water, and here the atately palmettos than mniuj ofher places we have seen. green, Thymol and nih'T Ingredients «tend ILVe •«•ntlnrd* on guard nnjl the The w rite r wns tak en over most nf thn sre to carefully compounded there ts live oaki offer cooling shade and the celery delta in n big touring car, and' it no wash for the skin made that c#ui •eats Invite the stranger to rest and en­ was certainly u sight well worth describ­ compare with -rixbt -g reat household joy Tho invigorating breeze which al ing. It is-ensy "to tell a story as one has remedy for every kind of akin trouble. D. D. D la pleasifnt to use, perfectly ways prevails. . • gleaned facts from reading what others Thera are four docks built well into the saw, but ns no two pcdple see things harmless to the moot delicate skin, water, and the steamers “City of Jack­ alike, impressions play an Important and absolutely reliable. A M-cvnt bottle will give you positive proof of sonville" and “Frederick OcDary” make port. the wonderful effectiveness of this the trip alternately from Jacksonville. The genial ctmufleur ¡had facts nnd greet remedy. ibis Sanford Hotel occupies a conspicti- Tlgures; "nnmes alfll 'dale* BbitnnnjTTlghr our place end adds much so the beauty off the reel, but as these details do not of the city, as well as to the comfort ol concern our sto^y at this time nnd place, we Will not rc p e a t tlicm, aufliHent toTuy .J tb a lra V A U iiiiw h n c r- .- r::----------The business houses are mostly of brick that It makes one's head reel with figures and cement, substantia), fresh, clean, to listen lo the celery story In its short life. ’ sanitary and an air of thrift prevailing. The schools, churches and library show It reminded me of the spindle-top days that the mental and moral features have in Beaumont. Texas, and might well be not been neglected. called the Klondyko of Florida. •A glance at the stocks carried by the Cat Tom atoes _ merchants assures us that they cater to If all understood tho value of the to­ refinement.. Did it ever occur to yon to mato, a n d . the comparative ease with Judge a community by its merchants! which it may be grown, no garden would Go -where you see a predominance of be without, and every family would cat, third and fourth rate dealers, displaying .them three times a tiny from early June 1 junk goods, and doing a fine business till frost. Their acids nnd mineral salts | ... you may kiiow ilmt they . are. selling- to are Valuable,'especially «in warm climates, j O f T i l l LOtStS A S T i D IS S A P O IS JS tlS T A IS third rate customers, who have not reached A cool, crisp, fresh tomato eaten for R U S IN lS S A R E O V t. IO the stage of prosperity sOfllclent to buy breakfast oil through the summer, Is liotli A CAR ELE SS SURER riso s o f ex pensrs first class goods. ------— S U A f » H A N S VLTI <iu npjs’tizer and corrective that helps to* m a t e ia - f a il u r e Sanford has some fine stores, both keep the system In order, thereby rynlnR t t P A CLOSE WATCH o n r .n i t r b r a n c h grocery and dry qtaids. und we feel safe tnining,health, saying suffering nod doc­ or tx i'L sst i s to r n A f f A I R S , BUSINESS in asserting ihut they use serving u class tor’s bills.—Raleigh Progressive Fanner. OR ¡ i n u l i n e , A S O s t a r t a c n ran i s c who nre refined, nnd are being educated ACCOU N T HERE r o u ■ Order e a s te rn S ta r T H I S KSOtt EX A CT ni cultury. ^ l t u u a t rou s p e so Sanford, June It.—Mrs. Florence Keyes . Centrally located la a beinitiful p ul., well kept, with pavilion to uccnumiodntc attended the s|»eri.'tl meeting of (he San­ the music loving public. A well organ, ford Order Kasiem Star lost Friday even­ izeri bund discourses sweet music and ing when the lurgest cluss in their lodge history was impressively shown the .adds to tho social features of tile town.' U wub discovered what could be done mysteries of this great Masonic branch. by intensive farming, and the facts were Delicious refreshments were served and M . S M IT H , ffras . T , .■ _________ recorded, and tho secretary' of the- Com- "Lucky" Sanford is mure than proud of H. R. S T E V E N S , V -P ras. aiorcinl Club sparedNio expense In putting their excellent Eastern Star. Mrs. Keyes H . E. T O L A R , C a ih U r out a special edition, which framed all made a host of friends during her stny in these facts in gold and Illuminated the our city who extended her a cordial punctuation (harks with forty candle greeting. power«. It is a gem of literature and a Just received u shipment of Mason*» rare collection of photography. The facts fruit Jars run) Jelly glarees fur early can­ lire there—they cannot be denied,' and ning purposes. Let me supply your, wonts. there are no extra charges for thcopinioiis, W. W. Long, grocer.« JL 33-tf the ssallops around the ydges. and the Jffg white satin bow tied' on the stems. Results—This brought people to Sunford who had never heard of it before. In­ vestors. who were long headed enough to manage their celery farms on a paying basis, and who hud sufficient means to carry Jliem through, if their ~firtf’tor even tltelr second effort failed: but along the —sidoof him, n nd *w ' tomfr Bide#.of hint , S u rtim er or W in te r came the struggling former, who fancied that tb$ only reason he had struggled all we'ean Biipjriy yoiir wants in the his life was for lack of some golden op­ Automobile line. If you want to portunity, some mystic wand to wave— rent • * and presto!—he awakes some morning to A M otor For .Any Purpose find himself rich. ■. j we are al your service with the He secs in this Invitation die magic ! very best cars. We never sleep. * wand: he spends his lust dollar’ to get If you are in trouble call us any here, or at least to start his first crop; a V—' ■_ *"“ hour of the night or^iny. failure or two don't count to the man who has the surplus, but to the man on Ids uppers it spells nothing short of Sanford Machine & Garage Company disaster,.. ,_ _ u ____ r_ _ ------ — —— P H O N E 331 Betides the celery farms there are I“it, fisheries and the ear shops, employing a good many, also a fine fertilizer factory, a good size plant. l i ’— The BeltUne. operated by traction cars, P lu m b in g and makes a sixteen mile circuit to Cameron ^pas Fitting ’ City, Mecca, Palm, Hoik Hammock, which I-' _ _ passes through some of the richest celery A U Work Receivers My Personal Attorn Ion farms of the community. g ml .beat *worta The lovers of this Select aide relish, who Opposite Oity Hall ---- »»hone 230 have never known anything but to pay fifteen cents, or two for a quarter, will be delighted at the slgijt of acres and acres of celery, such a delicate green, boxed up in its bleaching process. MUSIC L E S S O N S The seeds are sown in the hotbeds end At Studio Music Room, Pico Block transplanted to the fields ut the proper lime, and allowed to grow to full Ily teacher whose advantages have maturity. The bleaching takes aioutt~ ' been very superior under the best naten days, it being done by placing boards live, talent, also German .m uster, of In­ ternational fame graduate of Conserva­ on both sides, allowing the tope to con­ tory of Llepsic and Heldburghausen. tinue to grow. Latest and best methods in piano und Orange county seems to be over a vast mandolin theory and harmony Sight rpservon of sulphur water, so that all Reading a Special F eature. that is needed is to perforate the ground end you haviK artesian. water, which is Students carefully graded; special the power problem of irrlgotion. and ir­ attention to correct work with begin­ rigation is king la the celery industry. ners a t well us advanced pupils; good The Sanford system of irrigation is piano, limited number of 12 only. distinctive and unique, it orginated there. , Dy Mrs. A.,11. Qlppen, Jij., who has t The well is placed upon the highest part decided lo resume ber musical work of the farm and tile plpcing carries the again. Address b trrll2 7 . water to all parts, it flowing by natural gravitation. They control the aurplus Guava Paste G. R. CALHOUN n»FS m FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS^ Sanford, Fla , --------■' 1 / ------- ■■■■ A N A TU R A L BEAUTY SPOT IM P R O V E D W O O D L A N D PÀ R K Tho shell-mound at the mouth of Lake Morlroe; every con­ venience for picnic parties; admission free. The swimming pool under thçse bijî oaks is emptied and cleaned every day and tilled with pure drinking water Ask your doctor's opinion about this. Try It once ami you will come ngnin. Open THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS. Other dnys by arrangement. Go west on'First street. Marl road to Brody's store, then north to Rand’s siding; cross railroad and kee'p road east ’of ond alone railroad:.good liant rond nil the way There is no wrong end with an W orry Sdfnihng.- with thin safety* fountain pen. Just stick it into your packet nuy way it happens to po._ 'r ,C111« little twist mj/kes it luakInk* light, a:u - flour; Safety Ritintala IT CANT LEAK Come in and See how the little twist -corks it u,i and how fjti.'okly u fills itself. H E N R Y M c L A U L IN . • W E A R E RUNNING / AT Sfl si , » ' First-Class jm M Feèd i Store But we are not running from competition. Why should we? •- If vou had ever traded with us we would not need to answer this question. O ur P rices are R ight Our qualities are better and we give fair, honest treatment to our customers. -I f any of our com­ petitors can B E A T that they are entitled to your trade. . ■. WHEN IN NEED CALL UPON Sanford Supply, Co. Phono 330 ' S a n f JV *d , F l o r i d a . =F= Guava J elly Armour’s Extract Beef Armour’s Boullion Cubes Fleischman’s Yeast Pimento Cheese J. D. Roberts Phone 3 9 .7, C. H . D IN G E E . Mowing; Macliines Horse Hay Rakes * Scythes and Snathes — * , ■ ****** **.* ^ ■ i -. • . r —| * * , ** «—*, , * Wooden Hand Hay Rakes Acme and Cutaway Harrows Agricultural Implements ~"of every description. ----- —--------- *--------------- - 1 ................ —................ ....................... ^ ...............I The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. PH O N E NO. 8 t �é' ; v "' ■/ ... ■' • .............................. . •’ .. ’ “ THr SANrORD HtWAtP . THE uSA NTORD H FR4ID directory gives th* city . /1 ,ll-V H U N L K /tL U 6.378 people which U cerûIHly a great IH. E. DISTRICT CONFERENCE. 7 June 10, . Incenso ln n few y car». W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ' A Q EN T 8 Sanford E ntertained Many D elegates This Week. The new trolly line from Sanford to • Kissimmee seems to be assured end will The Miami District Conference of the Subscription Price. S 2 .0 0 a Y ear In A dvance — • Offlae w ith HOLDEN R IA L CBTATB CO. V V mean a greater Orange County. ’ M. E. Church. South convened in this Sanford. city Wednesday evening. June the four­ C o irm i as seoood-claaa mail m attar Au*utt 22nd One of the best and brightest dallies in teenth. and-will continue through to the IM S . at the Portofflca a t Sanford. Florida, a n d rr Act of March 3rd. 1870. the State ia the F t Myers Press. and it eighteenth. A large number of the mem* should receive the liberal patronage ot the ben of tiie Conference were present at OSes In' Herald DuUdlns people of Ft.M yres and vicinity. tho opening session, though othen are ex­ - Telephone No. U« pected to arrived today. • * Hetherington of the Lakeland News Is Kev. C. Fred Blackburn, the presiding tnlking about big yntermcions. No doubt Oder of the District was in his place at T h a G ood O ld Q u y . « HY N P Z T H A D E A T A M E A T MARKET A » o o d o ld » u y I u se d to k n o w his country friends will nse to the oc­ tho appointed hour, as waa Rev. John A. Where you con have your order delivered at once and mu-i~ U v a a u p th a ro a d fro m her«. casion and reward him for “honorable Henry, Pastor and Host forced to w attfor the dephone A n d a a h a w a n d e re d to a n d fr o ' mention". — ------ r—=— 11a d ro p p e d a 'w o r d o f c h eo r. '■ The Conference was opened with n N o w e a lth h a d h a f o r v o la a r ah o w . beautiful song service, which was fol­ N o ak lll In book lah lo re . » Sanford hag its celery, Lakeland Its lowed by n brief address by the Presid­ B u t h a h a d frie n d a to c o m e a rid go C o m p 'e t e ^ J l ^ e o ^ F ^ q r l t t a ^ ^ a t i i ^ W e s i e r n ^ B e e f ^ a n d T o r h ^ A n d a lt bealde hla d o o r. strawberries and Hastings its potatoes, ing Elder, calling Attention to the m at­ but Pensacola farmers have . gone to te n of importance that would be taken B e d id n 't J u d r a h la fa llo w m an . I f o n e sh o u ld go a a tr a y growing pepper ns a specialty— Pensa­ up a t . the present conference among SPECIALS T 0M Y - ^ pn eh .&Breilere, Fryer, e n d HomeB e tr ia d to s a t h im s tn U a h t M a l a cola Journal. ' which would be that of church extension W ith o u t a b a n d d is p la y . « a d id n 't w ith th a aco ffara a lt and home mission work. O r w ith t h a » c o rn e rs sta n d . The~HerahT does not wish to bother Announcements were made for work£ j^ : i .: B a «Im ply s tir r e d h lm s r lf ■ b it the merchants about advertising. This e n conference and the town at large wae A n d c a v a a h a tp in s h a n d . paper obtains results for you at once. cordially Invited to attend oil meetings. A n d e v e ry b o d y lik ed th a «ujr, The Herald Is not an object of charity A lth o u g h h la m e a n s w e re sm all. At this time Rev. J. C. Jones, pastor at ■I, T h e y d id n 't.a to p t o q u e stio n w h y . *. and doef not take advertising "just Ft. Pierce was Introduced and preached T h a y llk a d h im ; t h a t w aa all. help italofig”.. Advertising with us is a tho sermon of the evening which was a T h a y d id n 't a to p to a n a ly ta . strict, business proposition—our stbek is forceful one. r Rev. Jones is a recent T h a y llk a d hla c h e e ry c h a t. " Q* T h a y llk ad h la a n sw e r, s o ft, th o u g h wlsev trade—and the merchant who does not transfer from Texas, and is a valued ad­ A n d la t It s o a t th a t. believe in advertising will find his "live dition to the Florida Conference. I o f t yn th in k a b o u t t ti» wa y -eompetltoe—getting—a il-th e -tra d e r On^ —r _ _ _ _ _ ----- F O R —L IM IT E D —T IM E T o h im iw a n -w a r* liic lln sd . «olidtor will call upon you ev.*j-y jo y 0ndT B a d id n 't h a v e au m u e h .t o .a a y , _ WEDNESDAY NIGHT. B u t w h a t h e a a ld w a a k in d . . wil) helix you ln -every way to- stimulate .T h e re w a a n o h a m m a r in h la k it. 7:30 p. m.—Song S e rv ic e .....J . W. Hypes trade'during the summer. There are no H la w ord« w a re m ln u a a m a rta , 8:00 p. m—S e r m o n . . . . . J . a Jones dull tlmek for .the merchant who adT b a ra Waa n o a tln g a r to h la w it. A n d ao h a w on a l l h e a r ts . < verUses In The Herald systematically. „ THURSDAY MORNING. Rules o f th e Road—To Auto Speeders 6:00 a. m— Morning W atch...R.O . Wright SHOWS PROSPERITY. "In the midst of life we are in death." •8:30 a. m.—Devotional Exercises. The statement of The First National Bank in this issue of The Herald shows But ia generally why at funerals, when ........... C. F. Blackburn. P. E. • large increase in deposits over last years too late, that we art reminned of this, 9:00 a. ni— Business:—Organization; RoU statement. The deposits at The Pcoplo when soino one hdafteen killed by, a high Call; Appointing Committees; Bank are also increased over last year. In rate of speed! "for fun" "but dut to see Report Local Preachers; Re­ fact the total deposits of the two bonks what she can do". Speeding alone kills newal of Licenses; Report of •re about $82.000 more than last year or many but so does Ignorance of the' lawa Pastors; Additions; Collections; 18 per cent. To thosrf who would cry of the rtad. ' ‘ ’ * . General State of the Work. The „other day two men were on the 11:00 a. m—Sermon—"A Call to French hard time The Herald wishes to point to road speeding an auto. A woman In a this statement of the banks—a Laromethe Gospel".............H. Dull U ¥®ion_2n J»fiend oL them ., hearing - the st gives the true condition-of trade. Such an Increase in one year indicates warning toots, turned her horse farther THURSDAY AFTERNOON. the rapid growth of tho city apd the to the right'so that the auto wps forced 3:00 p. ra— Devotions... - .W. H. Newark amount of « w money coming in to to puss at the left. 3:15 p. m— Pastoral Evangelism..,”. . "Look at that: Isn.‘t that Jrst like a ..... - — ***“*••• ••■•«•.. VV•A* Myrps swell the business.- With the many Im­ provements contemplated to attract the woman", exclaimed the driver of the .345 p. ra.—How to Foster tire Connec' Yi — —v -X tourist travel our tliy will m ake-even auto. T 1 . tlonst S p irit:... . J. R. Brooke T h e C a rr ia g e M a n - — . 5 ìt t **Sh$ happens to be right my friend", 4:15 p. r a — System and Unity In Finance a better showing next veer. and the other man smiled, "if she,Is a on the DUtric^...B. F. Shelfer woman". • , \ 4:45 p. m.—Tithing Versus E n t e r m in r doubt l( any Governor 6f if / Florida, As n ragjter of fact, Just about half m e n u . . . . . . . H. E. Partridge or any representative the state pas. ever (if that many) of. the men who owns sent to Washington; did more for the autos, know or conform to the rules of THURSDAY NIGHT. State's good and upbuilding than the road as to the passing other*. The" rules 7:30 p. m.—Owning Devotions....... . editor who died at Ocala last week, after pf the r,ond dictate that (in slot America — i . .......... .......B. F. lloynes | sornany.years of faithful and efficient autos) which meet, turn to the right, and 8:00 p^tn— Church Extension Rally. service. The manager of the Southern Printers'Supply Co., at Washington, who that when an auto overtakes another Creating A Sensation. . conveyance of any kind the a u to 'passes keeps pretty well In touch with conditions New in Sanford but old heads at the to-the left, tho vehicle uhcad keeps to tho throughout the south, dednred *thnt lie business are Palmer & Selgh, the cloth­ r*&nL * •„ considered tha three men most vuluablo iers and furnishers who hove one of the You may kill fewer people if you will to this state, for their opportunities, >*fere finest, stocks ever shown in Orange remember this. Bitting^ of Ocala. Holly of Sanford.’ and County. These gentlemen, do not believe ' A Country W oman . one other. - One has worked himself to Ifl-hoi a lm tlc d is p la y bu t- iq a q u i e t -waydeath for the public and the other twq nre Nom inations By Governor * ure creating a sensation by offering this wearing themselves out in the same Tiie following uominotlons have been week the regulnr-$lS.OO and $18.00 suits made by rite Governor; cause.—Lakeland News. ^ 1mi the low prico of $9 85. Nor only In this fVERYTHING ÌN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES • Judge of the Tenth circuit for six years, .line but in every other you con get a . The new law Dasscd about the screens Hon. F. A. Whitney, of Arcadia. little hit more than your m oney's' worth v saloons will no doubt jjpply to the near .. State's _uttorney for, the .first district, by «ailing upon these offable gentlemen. O ur n ew lin e o f R A N G E S and K IT C H E N beer saloons li\Sanford ami the. council Emmett Wilson, of Pensacola; succeeds, Their business Is to serve the public and >' ® T O V E S are the kind you have w anted and ' should s e e . that these screens ore" re­ L< * li Wilson, resigned. you will Und them jtlio tam e smiling Judge of Criminal Court, Walton county, salesmen day after dayT^ It seems to be moved. If you can't abolish the saloons c o u ld n ’t get. _ ‘ at least abolish the screens and make a Charles 0. Andrews.DeFunlak.Springs. a pleasure for Palmer A Seigh to serve ---------— ' ‘ ■ r Coudty solicitor Walton county. A. G. you and IHS prices are always right. noise liko conforming to the lawC Bo S E E O U R B A R G A IN C O U N T E R Campbell, of DeFuniak Springs. decent be It ever so pelnfuL See advertisement in this issue. PttUtab*d rrtty. Frld«r Iforelng tt Sanford, fia I It J HOLLY. Editor and Proprietor General Fire Insurance T. W. B R IG G S I ; A T C O S In order to cut down my large stock of Buggies and Carriages I will close them out at cost-for the next thirty days. This is the •chance ojf your life time to secure a fine Buggy or Car­ riage arcost. C— r----- ;---- r - W . H. UNDERW OOD _____________ WMWMWAWf JU ST THE TIME To Think of New Furnishings > 'F or Y our-Home- Some meu prefer to marry wldpwa because they don’t like anything am a­ teurish. . Ed Lambrigbt, «dlt&Tof the Tempo Trib­ une, rounded out an even dozen years' s<rvice on that paper la^t week and celebra­ ted the event wjtii beer and pretzels and Tampa Smokers! May ybu serve for 112 years, Dear Ed and your shadow never grow less! m Major George Butler has gone "hack home" and is now’ engaged In writing those sparirfing paragraphs Upon tho In­ verness tFhronide that have made that paper (afeous. We congratulate the Ma­ jor and Bro. Warnock upon the huppy re­ union. ' * BICYCLES -1 ^ .T h e money th at they haven't got is w hat keeps some people in the straight and narrow path.- AND &MIUTËR SUNDRIES * 2 5 BICYCLES ntO M s s m -u p r a f t s , f o i t n e w Bel 471 . i P K ,., Q7 Rand Uu.ldlng SHANIBARGER A good opportunity la one who In■lets upon, belonging to you aiyj none other. , . . ^ ORLANDO. . Just across tho s tre e t .......................... FLORIDA Meet the Good.Roads advocates in San­ ford on June 21>t.and give them the glad hand. They are the harbingers of a better system of roads from Florida to the United Stales and Sanford should be in U)e'front o ^ h e procession. Toasting High-Grade Goods The police force of Senford should re­ ceive instructions about the law govern­ ing vehicles on th e ' streets and enforce •ame. Reckicas driving will cause some accidents ere long. **" r> '~ and no other kind is offered by us o the-people of Senford, and once a customer alwaya a customer. Hits is why our trade on our Cigars ias increased so rapidly. Sanford does not need the new fire "Do you. keep drugs heraT* breathtruck unless the Influence rates can be lesaly asked the young woman, cut down. It will only be o useless ex­ into u drug store. "No, madam," replied tbapolite cleric, penditure. ‘only postage stamp«." T —tt : THE M. & R. STORE Sanford -j- P lo rld a C orliss-G oon C ollars . Skyland Hotel . FRAN K Clothier aftd Men’s Furnisher ' I, NEW SEASIDE 1 WMMN W M ost for Your M oney DUCKWORTH Cleanliness Only exclusive baker, in the city. All mixing done with latest improved Sani­ tary machinery. *.* 7 . 7 7 Baking is always the result of smoking any of our good Cigars. This is because you are getting what you .pay for. T — Our M otto: Roasting A w in k of S a tis fa c tio n s. C inse & Co Obtain Fine Average For Little Happenings—Mention or H a tty Ward left last Monday for New P ast Season. York where he will spend a week and . ' Matters In Brief. Rumors unfounded have gone forth froAi there will go to his old home In Decatur Indiana and o n . his return will Train Sanford this season regarding the bring Miss Vieda who have been In celery crop and according to some wild­ PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST Indiana eyed calamity howlers there was no for several weeks. money made on celery. ( The Herald ,4 — Will Watson has resigned his poaition wlille optimistic -rather than pessimistic Summary of th a Floating Sm all Talk with the store of D. L. Thrasher and gone always depends upon facts and figures Succinctly A rranged fo r Hurto bis aid home in Georgia, Mr. Watson and in order to get *t the real trutji re­ rled Herald Readers. 'P H B Laundry Bag saya: has been a citizen of Sanford for several garding the celery crops a statement was Mrs. Turner Houser left Thursday iot a years, abd his many friends wish him’the obtained from Chase 4> Co., as follows: D on’t be too hasty about visit to relatives In Tampa. beet of luck in his new field of Inbor. This finn shipped and hapdled one putting it up to the laundry. J. V. Wall die popular Insurance agent third of the entlre dutput of celery and Is shaking hands with old Sanford friends Notice or M eeting .V* the gelTWal average price good and bad “B e sure your collars «re right. tills wedk. There will be n meeting of the mem­ was | t . 16% |>er crate. The good aver­ “ I've «ccn tw o collars of difTcr*\ Mr and Mrs B. W. Herndon and daugh­ bers or Sanford's new Dramatic Associa­ aged S1J21H. This price is f. o. b! San­ ent brands go to onq laundry. ter Norma have returned from o trip to tion u- 3:30 p. m.. Sunday.June J 8th at ford and from this the regular commission » if Daytona Beach. — Father Bresualum's resilience. Important for selling of 10 cents per crate is to be ^'Onc came hn ck 'to m e—the all should deducted. The returns trom the green .. Miss Gelsio Butt left Thursday for o mutters urfe to be discussoti other came back to the Rag Bag. celery nre not all ip yet but these will visit of some length with relatives in attend. average a good price. . “ I s o m e tim e s k eep books on Spardnburg. S. C. . . Special Services a t Catholic Church Celery can be be raised for SO cents the number of trips collars make Hon. J. N. Whltner is in New York Beginning Tuesday.plgl^L June 20th a per crate and a t the average price re­ to the laundry. this week on Important business connect­ solemn tridlum o f liiree'dnys prayer will turned to thf growers last season there ed with Sanford’s Interest. i r•c'HiIf! * f be held at the Catholic Church.' in pre­ is no- need for lamentation. Unless n "But it’s too one-sided, . Mrs. F. A. Schumpert and daughter paration for the fenst oi the Sacred Heart ’*I'M grower Is experienced and land that has Y ' i y Miss Bessie are spending a few weeks at of Jesus to ire celebrated Friday. June 23. been. worked for several years, celery " The Corljss-Goon brand «1* 1, :.r ■ i • ■T fc LithM Springs near Atlanta, ways lands the record." Services every night 7:30 and every raising is-not certain in returns but the _ MraH-IL-Yancy has m im ed to lit-r morning aLZ.o'clock.—A-short instruction g<»d sl towing made tile past seesaw woulfl Indieste tfiit them ¿ ..m f c g g g Kjmeln Jackecmrflle after rviryT lciight- wtll be^tvcn cm Tm tghrrcxplaningry' br to raise celery and keep from starving to fui visit to Mrs Henry Wight. some doctrine believed by Catiioiica and death. The cry of hard times .on the especially of this devotJon fo the Sacred farm is an old one and is usually worked Mrs. F. W. Miller and daughter Martha. to death and not backed up by actual Heart.. ' ' • __________ M M ade have returned home after a visit to rela^ figures. » ■ cfives and friends In Kentucky. ■7 /6 r 7 5 « Woodland Park Notes. Every celery grower did not make enough to ,buy automobiles but as yet and Mrs. D. A. Caldwell and little Tim spirits of the Mound-Builders no none of them- have gone to the poor Joe returned this week from a pleasant doubt rubbed their eyes if tlioy saw tho house. 1 I • - -■ visit to friends and relatives in'Georgla. merry lot of people on tlieir old Stamp­ * • . , • l(on. W. M. Igou of Eustis was in the ing-Grounds last Sunday. The swimming pool was filled well, ail city on Tuesday. Mr. Igou was a member from Lake at the late reception at Talla­ rooms being taken at one time, though der the management of C. £• McMullen, of some room* were used" by two or three Lakeland, Fla. 3,000 feej above seu-levcl hassee.- „-•/ boys. and located In one of the most picture Dr. Kemp was in Sl Augustine last Besides tho-regular visitors, there were sque portions of North Carolina, 23 miles Friday and Saturday, attending the meet­ SANFORD . . F L O R ID A - lug ofjjw Florida Slate Osteopathic As­ parties from Orlando.' Celery avenue, west of Ashville, 6 miles from Waynes Sanford, Fort Florida, Uradyville, und villc. Everything good to eat. Rates sociation. * Monroe. i t ’ • reasonable. All inquiries . cheerfully Mr. and Mrfc-Foreat-Lake and eiuidren Captain THIIb brought tria ig e 'p a rtF o n nfiSWered. T* - ore home from Tallatiajsee where they the launch "Nettie." ! h*ve resided during the session of the Legislature. . .• . . f Jt , . , tBuy Henry Clay flour of W. W. Long Mrs. Paul KccJy and mother Mrs. and get .the best ou earth. 4t-tf . DAYTONA BEACII, I I OK I DA Curtis left on Wednesday for a trip to Dr. Howard line returned and ciyi be various points in the north and will be found at Ills residence ih. the 'forenoon All Local A dvertisem ents Under th is SITUATED DIRECTLY ON OCEAN BEACH absent several months. Heading. One Cent a Word Each Issue and his office in the uftpraixm. 22-tf L R. Philips and fumily left Friday Special Summer Rote* in Effect June 1st One und two horse wagons whU celery h i y’f *A Wanted—Eggplant. pep|>erm, okra and morning hy^ the Clyde Line for New York. flared side bodies at Ui)dcrwood> 17-tf tomatoes, grt'en. half-ripe und ripe. -For SPECIAL RATES GIVEN TO AUTO PARTIES * . ■ j , They will spend the summer in Clifton best price apply Lewis Vegetable Ex S u rliest line of Go-Carts In the city, Springs, and Rochester. change, Leffler Block. , ' 44-it \f - > • # Suntord F urn itu re Co. 35-tf C. M. WILSCTfi, * Proprietor For Sale—«0 Victor Laurel Steel Range. Remember tiie car ride to Sanford Gas engine repuirs., Sanford Muchinc Used very litlle, 6-8"inch lids, at a bar­ ficights tonight. -Round trip on traction gain. See at Miller’s wurcronm. 44-tf & Garage Co. 48-tf line including refreshments. 25 cents. For Rent—I have a few first class tiled At Ldtig's grocery you get best grade Take the ride ami cool ofT. farms for rent on shares. No- money re­ Elgin butter on Ice. • 44.|f quired. Also some for c a s h je n t. Levi _ Miss Emmu Peurce, a charming young Hinfoid owner, und dealer in Sanford 5 o 6 doses “668" vi^uJcure uny cuse lady of Lawtey. Fla., is the ■guest of iter H E greatest aid to solid com fort and an even * ' 44-tf. 37-lf truck farms. undo and aunt, Mr. and*Mrs. W. L. Mil­ of Chills and Fever.- Price. 25c. ‘ For Sole—Fine square piano. 340 good New tire s put on old Go-Garts'^ut condition. W. A . Murry Tile Factory, ler. at their home on Purk avenue. tem per these long hot days Is a pair o f . good the Sanford Furniture Co. v 35-tf " 43-2lp . __ J. H. Huddleston and David Speer, two fitting, easy shoes. If your feet arc uncom fortable For Rent—For cash five acres of choice Au tiles ntid carriage painting at Un;»rumincnt citizens of tiie Geneva section land ill Beck H/iQiino<;k p Pll cj))|jy n | rtjr, FtrsTTlns* work. • ------were ih tile city oil 'Weiliiesduy h n d ' r?ed for'several j-eursT A? Woodwurd 123 you should pay u* a visit and w e'w ili givc you t h ^ We imfce a specially ot fram ing No. [Fifteenth St. Richmond Ind. 43-3t port the Cevenn section- MoiiriMiing but pictures. Try us. Sanfpr’d Furniture Very dry. Wonted Salesladies— 0 salesladies with experience preferred. Apply Mettinger» to . . 35-t£ Sanford people do not nbed to leuve on Monday. t Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine town this summer. Half of the resorts in com fort, service and style. " -— "TTFor Rent—3ii ucrc farm, ‘¿ ‘a acres 48-tf are hotter^ and the accomodations are A Garage Co. for vulcanizing. tiled near Sanford; dwelling xrn place. In­ very poor. Stay at home and be com­ A few more. Mason Fruit Jurs left ul quire Dickinson A Uickinsqn, Peoples 43-lp fortable. reasonable prices, at W.w. Long's Grocery. Bank building. To Let—Rooms furnished and unfdr44-tf Dr, and Mr*, C, M. Hamilton and Miss niahedi liglit Itousekepping. 116 Fremiti Mae Hamilton left Tuesday for .Indiana ' Tliu nursing home at 8th und Ebu Ave, Ave. west Side, rwo minutes from pepot. . . . 43-tf. where'they will , reside in the future, to Is prepared to cure for u limited number To Rent—Five room cottage witli bath, tbitf regret of the Jriends that they ha*e oi surgical cases. Mrs. Wright, nurse in 43-tf. charge. 1 * 33-tf inquire Comfort Cottage. made In Sanford. fo r Rent—Celery farm . and tract Mr*. J. G. Harrold and daughter, Miss In union th ere Is stre n g th . We have richest hninmoolt land, near city bog 473. Alma, of Gainesville, were in the city this th e goods you need,, and the price Sanford Fla. 43-6tp. F E E T FITTER " week the guests of Mr, and Mrs. W. W; you cuq do the re s t. Sanford Furni­ Ho nse to Rent—Park'Avenue 5 rooms 312.50 per month including water. G. W. • 35-tf Long. Mr. Harrold ia a former Sanford tu re Co. Spencer. " [ • . • 43-tf. resident and notes many changes, in our Florida 5 or 5 doses "660" wiibcure uny case of For Sale—Splemied orange grove growing d ty . * and Fever. • Price 25c. *“ ; 37-tf Might exchange for Sanford 'celery lund J. H. Castle, known as “ Doc" Castle Eat chipped beef while the weather, is of uime value. Address “Owner" Box 1ST I Fill lu// . ;_____ . .43-8-p left Monday for his home in Cnnastado, warm, cut in un American Slicing machine DcLand, F Rent—Three new furnished rooms New York. Doc has made good money on ut W.W. Long's Grocery. _ 4.4-tf cor.ForMyrtle and lOthnlso farm implements Ids spring crpp and expects to return ar Ju st recleved u new line of Art for sale. A. D. Brock Ouk and Second st. bout,Scpt. first to pul~jn u fall crop at squares, prices reasonable. Sanford , 43-tf Castifi'Gardens. » Lost—Thursday morniiig between 01U Furniture Co. 35-tf Loral Ave and depot down rail road. Tonight the Ladle*’ Auxiliary of the Place Ole titles lo your real estate in smaU round brooch pearls in center, Presbyterian church will entertain at the <4 the Realty Trust Company and avoid com­ reward paid if [erurned to 610 1/irel Aue. ' v;. home of Mfs. C. H. Dingee and Mrs. R. J. plications. For particulars address B. F 43-2 t-p. " ; '' • Holly on Sanford Heights. Twenty-five Whitner, Jr., Secretary^ For Rent—Two unfurnished rooms over 7-tf ‘Woodruffs »I m m j store. Mrs. R. L. Jonas. cenu rodnd trip on the car liqc Includes We are equipped to handle your repair For Kent—7 Room house, bath and all refreshments. Take a car rid' and cool work. Sanford Machine A Garage Co. improvements, 206 Laurel Ave. J. II. off. • , ., 48tf. Ferguson. 39-tfc . Arthur B. Drown, editor and proprietor Why not let us' s to re your furniture For Sale at a Bargain—Ten acres on of tha News at Ft. Vierce. was a caller while you are away for the sum m er Beardall uvenue. close to stntlon. Five at The Herald office on Monday and re% and save house renL Sanford Furnl acres tiled, tanned two. year*. Inquire i^wald. 39-tfc newed old friendship. Mr. Brown is one tu re Co. 35-tf For Sale—My fancy driving and saddle of the hustlers In Florida journalism and 39-tf Don't forget you can get your chipped horse. Cecil GabbetL Is doing a great work In building up the beef and hain out on an American slicing , For Sole—Or rent. goo(l 10 acre truck Cast Coast. ' machine at W, W. Long's market. 26-tf farm near Cameron City,' 5 acres, tiled, 7 acres under cultivation, good house and The many friends of Miss Blanche All kinds of repair work. Suntord Ma­ far». -40,000 feet celery . boards. Also 50 Bigger* are glad to see her out again. chine & Garage Co. acres good hammock land for sale. In­ 48-tf quire ilerald Office. . 40-tf Miss Diggers suffered a compound frac­ The best way to save money Is to S p o n co r’s B road handled by all firstTwo nice fresh Jersey cows fur sale tion of the arm from a fall and the use put It w here you .w on't spend It. . Lot ch4hp. Also Rhode Island Red eggs for of her arm was threatened but thanks to us tell you about Installm ent sto ck In class grocors. hatcliini_and slock. Free booklet. Luke­ skillful surgery Miss Blanch will soon tha Building and Loan Association. A. mont Poultry fur in. Winter Park, Fla. / ' ' have full use of the ami. ' | ' 36-tf P. Connlley, S ecretary , over r ir s t ----For Kent—5-ocre farm, 254 acres of fine Leu Friday evebing the order of Natloal Bank. 44-21. summer garden coming on; 20 bearing ' Casteni Star" conducted the largest orange trees, 50 peach trees, also very Closing Out Stock ItllaUon In Its history. This fraternal large bearing pear tree, modern 5-room The entire stock of groceries at my cottage, front and back porches, facet oriletie tfi'e largest body conducted by Nriicuen in the wodiL^.Sanford is lucky in Beak Hammock store will be sold at cost. south Golden Lake, 3 miles south ensr of 15 minutes walk to street rail­ having this order to odd to its list of This is the time to get youi, groceries Sanford; way. also Ovcida railroad. Fine drlukjug. Fred Turner Maternal societies. • Delightful refresh­ cheah. water, good battling, fishing and swifmment* were served. : “ ruing. Address box 1127 City.' 4I-t 42-tf Beck Hammock Spencer’s Bakery B roiling Bolling CELERY BROUGHT 000D PRICE WWW H a d H lg . S u s p ic io n s . “I never grafted so much aa a penny to my life," said Senator Short change, looking eifraestly a t the com P«hJ. "There a re -still some honest men In office." ' The good people of Orlando are becom­ "Pa!" said little Johnny Qreen to — ing intererted inrklslng h s island cotton loud ataga whisper, "W hat la it, a o n r *• ' an idea advanced several years ago, by "Look under The table end eee if be lb* editor oi the Herald. Here's hoping Orange County may again become the has hla fingers crossed." center of sea island cotton raising for Irony. Florida. — Miss Roelna J a cocks, one of Orlando's INANDABOUTTHE CITY fairest daughters, is In the city today.' Ironing , TliE NEW PEBfECTION BLUE flAME Oil STOVt Clean, cool, cheap, economical, >afc; no imoke, no odor; especially adapted to ironing—special sod-iron heating plate free. Call and let us show you the best oil stove on the market a t h e HILL HARDWARE COMPANY, t . Agents T *1 �' '.s THr iAwrpiRO ItfcRAlD. véon’ra á hito up n*w to th* pU u. to n td th« bnll to tha eatcher, who touotvtd tho nrnaor out, and ahot down to oocond, drlTln* tho othor runnor bnek to flrat, and thay tallad to acoro. / Tho piar won tho chatnplonahlp tor Kaahrllloi u wo acorad la tho noxt Inotnc. and boat thom out o( tho tam o. ■ (Copyright. IfU. b r W. O. Chaptnan.) . A Natural Mlataka. Btella—la aha absent-minded T Bella—Yea, ahe atuck her umbrella brough her hat Inatoad of her hatpin. BY JAKS DAUBBRT. f i n i Baseman Brooklyn National This Offal* Should Gain tho Confidano* Loa p u t Club, and Regarded aa tho of tho-Moat Skeptical. Ranaatlonal Daseball Discovery Wo pay for all ibo medicine uaed daring the trial, Jf our remedy fall« R aeema to mo th a t the great playo to completely relieve you of conatlpath a t aro modo In baseball oro tho tton.'"W e inke all the rial. You are onto th at oomo In tho critico! In- uol ubiiirated ro uh in nny way wantatonta. Tho playera rlao to tho occn- ever, If you aeecpt-uur offer. Thnt'a akot In tho climax of gamoa, o- of S mighty broad Maternent, but we oorloo, and perform foata th at under mean every wonl of 1L . Oould any­ > ordinary circumstance* thoy oould not thing bo more fair for you? A moat „ scientific, rommon-aeuae do a t all. I have ooen man, whan koyod up to tho blghoat pitch, do treatm ent la Rexall Orderlies, which thhiga th a t’would bo Impoaalblo ordt- are eaten like candy. Their active n o ritr^ a n d I think tho gro ateit wma principle la a. recent aclentifle tllucova p l n y b y whlch _McElvoan, who-now ory th at la. odorless, colorless -and ta playing with me on the Brooklyn tasteless; very pronounced, gentle and dub, won the pennant In th e BouAh- pleaAant In actipn. find particularly e ra -le a g u e-fo r-H a a h v tllei-w h e re -w a agreoablo- lo-everju-way,—TbU -ingre­ dient does not cause diarrhoea, nnualso played together. The play was made on the last day aea, flatulence, griping or any tnconof the season of 1B0>. We had been Tenlrnce whatever. Hp/nll Orderlies fighting with . New Orleans for the. are particularly good tor children, pennant, and the raoe still was undo- aged and delicate persons. * If you suffer from chronic or habit­ * There waa one ddod on the last' day, gam* to M ttlo the whole year's ro- ual Constipation, or the associate or dependent chronic ailments, we urge anlta. you to try Rexall Orderlies a t our risk. The ooore waa’ tied up In the oath Inning ahd Now Orleans fros hit­ Remember you can gat them only a t ting, and It-looked as If thoy certainly our store. 12 tablets 10 cents; 36 would o o a n t McElvesn was playing tablets 25 cents—Tlio Etexhll Store. third base, and I don't think I over . L R. PHILIPS . * saw a man play aa hard and aa des­ perately to «save tho game aa ho did that day. In tho MTonth Inning Now SEND FOR T ilt Orieana got a man on second base, with no one out, and the batter* In­ stead of banting, took a swing a t the M L .h it It on top and rolled It down the third base line slower than if, he had banted It purposely, It looked aa If the game waa gotng away right Ä Magazine ..that (hero, but McHUveep came sprinting forward aa fast aa he could run, T ells all Abouteeooped the ball w ith one hand and swung aa If he waa going to throw F lorida. It B ios to first base. Thare wasn't a chance to m s FLORIDA FLOWER rAMPA dune 16, On Another Busy Visit Summer Predicted Fertili [ennes Monday, June 26th N ext W ill Be a Busy Day fo r th e request It is "right up-to-date" and written from the irowor« viewpoint IDEAL FERTILIZERS and IDEAL METHODS ore not new. Their value has been proven by years of field work but there olways are new points of interest to growers which should be considered. ONWARD ond UPWARD is the IDEAI motto. We put forth all our energies .to give .the RIGHT ^ UNITED SPCIALISTS Quality ~. Wilson Robbins Nest & - Service • * Price Toomer Fertilizer Co., JACKSONVILLE, fLOBiQA SANFORD, FLA ------ - R, C. MAXWELL, Local Representative ThcTamoua Specialist* who* will be here on above date are having most remarkable success. This is the third visit the Doctors have made. Each time they seem to be busier than on the previous dtfte. This caiy only be due to their marvelous success, They, select- the casses they ' accept for treat­ ment. They do not care 'to devote PEERLESS ble length of time required to effect a cure. Should you be so unfortunate as to be suffering from a . hopeless dis­ ease they will be frank with you and tell-you-set---- ---------------------- 7—" ----„They make no charge for consults- BRAND For Sale by AH Urocers—All Sizes BA CO N F R A Z E .—Beat four eggs Into n batter with ono-fourth tcncupfut Peerless Brand Evaporated Milk, an equal quantity of-water, nod 0110 tcaapoonful flour 1 dip alicos of bacon In this and fry. Then lay tho bacon In a frying pan, pour the remaining batter over it, and when both sides aro well browned lay on u heated dish and servo at ouco, BtAPORAtfO FLORIDA ( T en C en ts th e C opy ^.“■V%*«■ L, <•£. mm BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES 25 BICYCLES | W d N ever Use the Knife The chief Consulting Physician is eminently successful, ie _Chronic Pis— ----- SHAWiBÄROEff-------I Case*,* SS li proveJT ytke many cures OREANDO. FLORIDA effected in chronic cases which had baf­ fled the skill of all other physicians His hospital experience and exten­ sive practice has made him so profic­ M E R R IE E N G L A N D ient that he will pay $50 forfeit for any case that he cannot name and lo* Is the title of a book on Social­ caitnho disease in .five minutes.----isai, containing the-underlying No matter what your trouble may principles and the most Impor­ be, we would. suggest (bat you call tant objections. For sale at upon the United Specialist and have a friendly talk with them,' as their opinion in your case might be the FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS rehson of saving' you a great deal of suffering. Hundreds of people have L. H. T E M P L E found health and happiness'’ in taking A O tN I JACKSONVILLE TLORAL COMPANY their treatfafent, and so can you. Phone 166. Ilth and Oak Ave; .- Hundreds pf ladies have been.cured Special Offering In Fcrna. Sanford, and sived from surgical operation# by the United Specialist«, _ I Floral Designs to Order. Men by the scorifs hk\(fli befn cured i-zs-KMf ■ aft e r trying worthiest ri-fhfedie* and ap­ pliances. , T h e U nhid Specialists (feat. Catarjh Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat troubles; JE W E L E R • Bronchial and Lung diseases; Heart complications, Liver, Spleen, Stomach MY SPECIALTIES and Bowel troubles; Kidney and Blad­ Pickard’s Hand-Painted China der diseases; Rheumatism, Headache, Gorham's Sterling Silver Sciatica and Lumbago; Skin anil Rogers' Plated Ware Blood diseases; Defformitiei; Spinal Elgin and Waltham Watches troubles; Cl/ub Feet, Rupture, without elating. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED Piles, Fistula and Rcctral troubles JAKE DAÜBERT, without operation or pain. Cancers liy the most successful for him to catch the runner a t firft baaej he waa fast, and the hit waa ao treatment known, and cures made in ■low it oould not be handled unless many cases given up as incurable. the boatman had been waiting for H. All Diseases of Women, special Dis­ The runner had 00in* from second at eases of Men, special diseases of chil­ top a peed, and waa turning third dren. When he aaw Moo's arm swing aa If If you ire afflicted in any way, the to throw to first It looked as If he Ufitffed Specialists extend to you a eoeld walk home on th e thrqw before cordial invitation to consult them, I oould catch the ball and -le a v e It free of charge, and find out your exact bock to the plate, ao he turned, third ROOM 20 ; condition. and «printed for home with the run th a t teem ed to give New Orleane the Öjistairs, Pico Block Consultation and examination free. FROM W.50 UP TO $1». FOR NEW b» an rhu» 17 H en ry McLaulin Sanford Library | Free Reading Room Instead of throwing, Moo swung his firm to the full lim it and bung to the b a ll H e made th e ploy ao realistic th a t I was fooled and was on top of first expecting to catch the ball, when i saw w hat had happened. T he run­ n er waa half way feome when be dieoovered Mho hadn't throw n th e hall a t Now Is The Time To Buy Impi 7 ; ed“*‘Relady to Plant” ISanford i! ‘ Celery Farms • Open Tuesdays 4 to G p.m AND Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. Strangers We l c o me OFFICE HOURS 9 A. M. TO 8PM UNITED SPECIALISTS 1 2 5 L a u ra S tre e t J a c k s o n v ille , F la . These farms can be bought for the next thirty j7 days for less nr\oney than ever again. ;j have Sanford farms to sell. We Not Largo, Taft, !»• Burbank nor Celery City but Sanford.i Always Sanford. Sanford. .Thcite is only one All irrigated ready to plant. pay for ■themselves this, winter. i . . __ l- ~ r~ • . . Will . . . H. H. C H A P P E L L ’ S Reâl Estate Agency Frisine Collar ÇHALMEftS A W INNHNG high-low collar . , four-ply. for every Jack ih the summer game of com fort seeking. Looks high ; feels low. Correct in style and _ • ■ ■.... fihape. Hand-made and It s the*Collar for you for now . ~t /5 c ., Two fo r 2 5 c . Friable, Coon & Co« Makers» Troy, N. Y F o r S a le in S a n fo rd By C aldw ell & Sons �—- 1 — — June 16, 1011 TMt SANFORD U thA ll) t. THE SALE LAST CALL June 24 A TORRENT FROM NIAGARA T h e C ro w d s H a v e Plunged Into th e B argains at th e O pening of the Doors a t th e BIG P U B L IC S A L E of — J. K. Mettinger’s Stock HAVE YOU COUNTED YOUR NEEDS?—It.in emphatically the trade triumph in the history of Florida. never before been proffered the people of Orange and clrcdmjiicent counties and1are such as you ure not likely to seo ugam in the yenrs to come. GET YOUR SHARE—'This stupendous Sale of seasonable merchandise of the better and best kind.has created a ferment of excitement In this section mid has given a buying stimulent toHrade that will not he equaled this y«ir 1___________ . ______ ______ ________ :---------------------- ---------------- -- -------THIS SALE has aiven cumulative .and convincing evidence that white our. prices are beyond competition—the lowest ever known the memimndisc offered by this store is of the highest quality.— Its no use to Diplsugjlie story. ' Thegoods-are henvond-jf-you-believe—in-eeonomy—if-th e saving-’of dollars nppral to-yotirbctterjudgmnntTyoull Saturday and Monday Will Be Red Letter Days The mercantile magnate will again draw the crowds where bargains are the biggest arid the best. ; Now, if you would share in this truly money-saving carnival of economy you’ll haye to - hurry, for- each day’s selling sees entire stocks wiped out. Such tremendous selling as that of the past few days has left us with many hundreds of Remnants—Odds and Ends, Broken Lines, and Short Lengths a few of this and a little of that—Thousands of Things from Every Department, Counter^ Shelf and Corner. ' Ladies’ Furnishings Specials! LadlcB* fancy embroidered or laco Handker­ chiefs well worth 15c. Public sale price. ... 2c I,[idles1best qunltty Hose, black ur brown, 15c quality, public sale p r ic e ........... ......... v . . . .4c Ladles' Ribbed Vests, well selected 15c quality, public snlo price ____ ; .......... .....,4 c Fancy ribbed vests with colored ribbon, ,20c value . ........................ ............................. Re Ladies’ Hose Sup(torlent, 25c quality . nutteen ........ ....................................................................................... - T ...................... 6c; A ll N ext W eek : For the benefit of those who could hot get their shore of the specials the opening duy we hnvc a new'supply of ginghams, calicoes and domestics, of which we,are going to sell at the price quoted below: Special M in u te Sales . Will take; place each day at various, times of UiIb sale, We only quote a few of them; • i •••*. . ,, Between U:30 and 10 o’clock we will sell IQ^brtlb oMOe.bleaching for 4 9 c . Onlj; 10 yards to a customer. 10 and 10:30 and 10 we will sell 10 yards o’f best Dress and Apron Ginghams for 4 3 c . , • •__ ’ _ Between the’hours of" i t and 11:30 we will sell Simpson’S and American Print Calicos, 10 yards for 23 C j Between the hours of 1 and 1:30 we will put on sale 5; S|kk)1h of l hread—Coats’ and others, 5 spools for 1 0 c . Between the hours of 2 and 2:30, Sheeting 30 inches wide, uctufil Do quality, 10 yards for 4 3 c , and many others“ to numerous to men­ tion. _. , • — • .. ----— mrMndrns shirtings uil 20e and 25e values, during different liours 10 yards 6 9 C • ^ • *t* Yard Goods Thousands of yqrds of Lawn and Duiistc and Indian Linens, in plain and fancy patterns. Positively worth ~17u a yard: Public sale price ................. ' S ................. 1. ........ - . 8c Mercerized Poplin, in all colors, 27-inch width, well worth 35c per yard. Public sale price .13c White Wai8tlngs,..FJtumiLJtp<l .M adrus-uudKeps,' W ordrS atuf 30c per yard. Public sole p ric e ........... ............... .'.I ............ , . . . . .18c1 ’ ' Ladles’ Waists Ladies’ Shirtwaists, in this sale we hnvc a nice assortment of 75c values embroidered with needlewdrk, public iule price ! . . ........... 31c Ladies’ Waists in this (»Articular line have Just arrived, tills year’s Easter styles, worth W alstlngs ■ Madras in |)lock silk stripe dr dotted beauti­ ful walstlngs. Regular 13c a yard, public sale p ric e .-....!------- . I . . . . . . ........— , . . : 8c Skirts Embroidery * • All our 10c embroidery will be gald during this sale, y a r d ............. ....... , 2 Mc Ribbon / _ Children’s Hose 10cvalues, .Hose., . w , , «the « . samo »i.tv .w jm.----. public~iflle PUbliC p r i c e . . . . . . . . . . . 6c —— Hose, 15c v a lu e .:___r: i ! ............. -V-.......... 9C Hose, the same 20c value . : , . . . r ............... Ho Sheets and Pillow Cases Full slzo pillow case, regular 20c value: Pub­ lic sale price.............................................. ...lie Here we have a well made and good sheet, 81x00, regular 75c value, public sale price ..41c F L O W E R S FOR M IL L IN E R Y 1 I___ Overalls Your choice of any 75c overall during this public sale................. ............ ..................... ..3**c Table Linen White table linen 50 Inches wide,, value 35c. Public sale «price.......................................- ,8c Beautiful designed table linen, 60.loches wide 50c quality, public sale price, y a r d ..... ...2 4 c Here we shout, don’t mist this line of .table linen; all high-grade nnd well „finished. 76c value. Public sale price, yardTTT..............43c ' » ( 4 . . ’ ■ All our 25c values . ' . . . ........... . . ' .......... .................................... : .........., .............. 7 c Our up-to-date line of silk all 50c and 75c v a l u e s . . : . . . ; . : . . . . . . ............ ,-..23c All our 25c nnd 35c values. . . . . . -----. : ------. . . . .5. ........................................... 14c Ijidies, let's trim our old bonnets with new flowers nnd they will look new entirely. Come and we will show you Mrs. Strong, the milliner. ' 1 J:~ Monday Embroidery Sale Ladles' Corset Covers f . i We have a beautiful tight flltlug corset cover 35c: public sale price * 12e v a lu e ■ Ladles' W hite Petticoats Full length and hemmed. $1.00 value * Notions Palmetto fa n s .;......................... . .. 10c Mens.’ Shirts Mere, men; picture, a working shirt with collars, 50c values, while they last only I9c Straw Hats Men don’t forget that we are selling a SI straw hat for . : ............. . . . . . .2 9 c r - This is not o usual sale of embroidery, .but aur intention is to dose out the. entire line and the prices will notttnly astonish the public of Sanford, but never again will you have such an opportunity to buy embroidery ut such rcdiculous. prices. A call will convince you. Don’t mis# it. Table Cloth Ready-made Damask Tabic Cloth, 60x72, $1 value, public sale p ric e .....7. . . ..*........ . . .'5gc ■ We wilt sell the entire line which goes, on special sale Saturday. All 2fx‘ crockery . . . . . . . . . 11c All 35c crockery for ♦ r 16c All our 50c crockery, such ns clips, saucers, shaving mugs, pitches and different styles of crockery’. too numerous to mention ' . _ .. 23c .___ Goi’sets .......... — 1 CROCKERY S A LE SA TU R D A Y AH' ribbons from In yd up. W. B.,TL & G. Dr. Warner’s 75c and 51-00 Corsets................ 23c ■■■■■■ Each day during this solo wc will have a “Guessing Coiiicst" in which we will give away valuable presents to both women and men. It costs you nothing. Every one haB the game opportunity. This contest takes place nt various1hours during the 10 days’ sale Lawn 27 inches wide, assorted colors and figured lawns, all values os high, as 15c, y a rd ..................... ............. ..................... .. 4Hc __ ' f Lawns The latest styles, all linen skirt, white or. tan, full width, $2 50 value, public sale price.. . SI Ig Extra good quality and beautiful tailor-mnde $3.50 valne, public sale price............. fl,G9 Belts Ladies* leather .belts, nil latest designs, patent and colored. 25c quality, Public sale price.. 9c - 43c ■ Oil Cloth Reguiur 35c oil .cloth, regular width, ail standard colors......................... . .„ ‘_v __ 19c P o s itiv e ly N othing C h arged to A n y O fte—This Sit« for Cash Only METTINGER SANFORD F L O R ID A Notions Plus ............... ....... Buttons. Pearl, 10( kind, doz .. Safely Pins ___........................ . ,2o Tnlcutn Powder 15c (ter box....... Gc B aby C aps ■ White dotted swiss nnd ruffle baby caps, 15c values .............; ....................................8c v• N eckw ear One entire lot of Ladies' neckwear, 25c values and some 5 0 c ......... . . . _. 14c * S u its The seif suqie $8.00 suit now in popular de­ mand for buiiuatis wear—suits that always sell here for S8.00. Forc'd, sale («-ice $2.45 Ilucana Cheviat’klVmrviike you have always bouglit here for $10.* The same tiandsome pat­ terns nnd plain blacks. Forced sale price. $3.85. Men's Suits in high grade dark silk, mixed cheviots, depbndubly lined, splendidly tailored, best for business wear,- regular price $12.50, forced sale (trice_______ ........................$5.95 . P b n ts Men’s I’ants. Wellington, National. (trrfcct fit, assorted slri|tea and colors, $1.50 and $2.00 value. Public sale price .. ............. Ggc Men's fancy blue apd silk Tweed# and light colors,'nil well mndq,jcgulur $2.50 value*. Publie mile p r i c e . . ......................... $l.2o M e n ’s F u r n i s h i n g s Handkerchiefs, white hemstitched linen, 10a values, public sqte p r ic e ... . . . . . . . 2c Men’s Hose, the self-same quality us you have been paying 2 pairs for 25c. public1 sale price:------:* .3cSuspender*. belt quality,'23'8irunds of rubher, 25c v a lu e , mile [nice _ B o y s ’ P r in ts Any 35c pair of pants wilt be sold during this sale of wool und best fabrics a t................... Igc Boys’ pure liqen wash pants in stripes, 35c values at 130 L a d l e s ’ M illin e ry Big lot of untrlmmed hats. Intent shapes straw and others will go regardless of oast. 60c and 78c shapes of s t r a w ...................... , . . . 2 qc Here, Ladles; don’t Iniss (bis opportunity of getting a trimmed hat{ value $2.50 and some better. Public sale p r ic e ............................. 37c — . T r u c k s , S u it C a se s Trunks and Suit Cases. Hand Bags. This en­ tire line must go regardless of cost to manufac­ ture or,(trice of raw m aterial T o w e ls Good Towels, public sole [trice . . . ....... ,».3c Regular 15c, large bleached Towels, public sole rice................................ ............! .............. .,7 c uririth towels, regular 15c value, public sale price.................................... 8c ? v_/ — ----------- ;------«; • ... . / • , . . _7C Tics, exceptional vuluq of 23c quality and well worfli it, pfiblic sale price . . 7c Men’s Bulbriggun underwear, quality which, excells all 35c quuliiy, sairts and drawers, sale priPC^j^JL ...........................................18c Men’s work shirts of best quality and well made. 60c value, public sale (trice........... ...3 8 c Men’s dress shirts, a new line, well selected patterns, o|>en in front; latest styles, 60c value .•....... 2(^c Here Is a lot of dress shirts, not what we tell you,.but value and quality talk fbr tbtimselves*. such as we always sold fur $ 1.00, public sale (trice..................................... 41« Men s silk lisle.and embroidered, double heel und toe, guaranteed hose, 35c values. Public sale price........... ------------- ______________ 17c Scriven’s style drawers, elastic seam, regular 75c values, public sale price..... .............. . .37c �S w eet Polotocs IB r C. K. McQusnfeof th* E * p « tm « u l SmJoa] - Tbe iweet ,'j li Iq evidence la »mill patches everywhere la the State. Con­ sidering lu Importance on the farm, one feela surprised that it la not grown on a much larger,acale than It,la. It ia cer­ tainly one of the moat profltablis of the farm crop» that we have, and la aultable o all aections of Florida. ter or aprlngcropof atoall grain» (auch as oata or rye), or a truck crop (auch aa beans, cucumber», or melon»), can be utllzed to good advantage by growing a sweet potato crop. If the proper method» are practiced In the necessary preparation of the soil. . . ^T bedlstptaw will give the moat satis­ factory result»,'aa It pulverires and mixes the top end bottom soils, so that the air so necessary for the he«» crop production may diffute into the aolL Falling a disk, ym want a heavy two-horse plow, taking care to plow ail the residue of the previous crop completely under, and using a disk barrow to finish the pulverization of the toll that a turning plo* cannot well do. ft is advisable to do this preparatory breaking aa early aa possible, plowing from six to ten inches deep, and after every rain run a weeder or harrow over IWedla n d to make a dual jnu lch tn Three things you can expect when your goods are bought of us. First, Quality; 2nd, Style; 3rd, Lowest Price A big shipment of these rugs. but will, not A late shipment of new up-todate voile and Panama skirts in made of best quality Japanese matting in floral and Persian designs; full size 36x72 blues, and blacks, beautifully trimmed with buttons and satin inches. None sold befold. See these very specially fore 9 o’clock ' Monday priced for Monday and Tuesday. etc., a good value at $1.98. Special___ top and base of the bed), so as to ensure tbe crop having it roots above water-leve ■ I * 4 « * in wet weather. O n'hl^h land*. where tbe drainage is good, large rounded-rap beds should be made, not exceeding fif­ teen Inches in height between crown and baae of bed. " This la a Crop on which all available lot and stable manure can be used to good Advantage, either by applying In the furrow and bedding over it. or by broad­ casting and- mixing well the soil when bedding. Falling a sufficient supply of any of thl*. on application of frofiralx to eight.hundred pounds per acre of a com­ mercial fertilizer (anything about* 3 per centa ammonia, 7 per cent, phosphoric add, and 6 per cent, potash) should be applied broadcast a t bedding time m aa ‘ . to get It completely mixed with the soil. In aectiona’of the state where plenty of cattle are available for the purpose, what Is known as “cowpenning” Is done suecessfully, Draws or slips do not produce so good a crop as vine cutting. Therefore, we want to plant Just enough draws early In April to ensure a full supply of vines for the main planting ‘ In June when the rainy season acts In. No more beds than wa have vines ready for, should be made up at any one time. Vines should be cut In about twelve-inch lengths, and the ends Inserted In the top of the bed by means of a lath to a depth of about four Inches, at fifteen , Inches __ . Some ekuotlve grower» prefer to cut vines twenty inches long, place U th a t middle of vine and push into tbe M il ‘ After a rain Is a good time* to plant; but If tbe vlnes'are ready and the sol Itas been properly jxe pared, there will be enoughi moisture In the soil at any. time to ensure a good stand on freshly made beds, as tbe packing back of the loose •oU will cause the vines to take root right •way. A single watering may be nedfc»sary In very dry we«leer "in the driest BUTTERICK AGENTS WATER V - _. PATTERNS F o r M o n d a y a n d T u es d ay GLASSES. ; - v Just two barrels of these very thin glasses for. Monday’s selling.* Thej^ are beauties, being plain except for a tiny frosted ring near the top. Per set ENAM ELW ARE A S ' An I- » Another great feast for the use-wife—a great 'sale of RIBBON SPECIALS BELT SPECIAL ^ A beautiful showing o f new ribbons, but for a special we have selected an-nll silk ribbon up to 5 inches wide for Mon­ day at - • - These white wash belts are beauties; white hand-embroidered effect yvitli cov ered or pearl buckle made for a 25c nml 50c seller; We soy - STORE CLOSES THURSDAY NOON -HALF HOLIDAY •i (HENS’ • , . . M ens* N ig h t S h irts HATS , ,, * NENS’ PANTS These shirts are made of.a good quality cambric Our large liat department is ’overflow­ and very full. They come iq sizes from 14 to 18 and To carefully inspect the line of mens’ ing with real bargains, not «that they a good, value at 75c. Special pants received this week, one would say have been reduced but the Q u ality 4 5 C e n ts the cheapest would not be less than $5.50 at our regular price which means a but fOrfi special price-and a" quick safe 50c to $1.00 saying on every haL Special M e n s ’ E la s tic S e a m D ra w e rs for Monday. . Everybody knows whdt elastic scam drawers are, we will say, per pair and everybody knows they are sold at 50c. They can be gotten here regularly a t . , , .^ .-.. . jv^ . 3 9 c OVERmS W om an's Champion NashviUd golfers rejoiced greatly last ¿/light at tbs telegram announcing tb e r Mrs. Roger Smith uf Nashville' had woo yesterday afternoon' In Atlanta the Woman1* Southern Golf Championship. She had won all former matches, and the finals were played yesterday afternoon. This was the first Woman's „.Southern Golf Tournament, *nd ,lt was indeed a great honor for the' Nashville golfer to carry off first honors, from many con­ testants, many more exmgpnced. The fact that It was 'the first toumamant In which Mrs. Smith had ever played, added to her trlumpii, and the steadiness and .1x1111*006 of her playing elicited many admiring comments. Tbe cup is a foot high, of massive sil­ ver, of chaste and beautiful design and It has two handles. Mrs. S blth will take It out to tbe local Golf and County Club this afternoon so that it can be exlubited at the the dinner dance this cvening.—Noihville Banner. —.MrirRoger Smith la the nelca of our fellow townsman. Cape A. H. Crip pen, and waa here visiting ber Uncle and family a few pears ago. Will Build TM Bridge Supervisor Branhan has tbe county convicts work'Dgon the road a t UwOstasn ferry aosalng will be bridged a t once. Later the drawbridge will be built and the road to the East Coast «dll b a a reality Instead of a nightmare. Wc carry nothing-but the best and that’s , Theories teat shirt value ever the U n d e S a m . The shirts that’s guaran­ offered in Sanford, 25 dozen mens’ teed, made full and comes in light, 4 Q A dress shirts, the regular $1.25 kind navy and tan. 5 0 c value............ , " f r O l s F with cuffs attached, in neat stripes and figures,, mostly coat styles, will . 1 *^ J *4»♦^ , -- w’ . . % be on sale Lor Monday only '£* i, The We carry at all times a com ­ plete line of Nunnally’s Engineer Overalls and Jumpers and con­ sider it as good as the best at $1.00 for that is their actual value, hut Pari* garter, the supporter ’.¿ h it hai no metal to touch the skin or tarnish, only 21c. The Brighton supporter, the kind they sell for 25c but our special <4 H CASH DEPARTMENT STORE SANFO RD T w o S to re s , 1 2 1 -1 2 3 E . F irs t S tre e t �old Polks Day SANFORD LODGES Ä w c rib id Ü5 "'á^'BÍik' -"Y~"(rf'î^’Ftowï It bas been «u¿fleated by Hon, W. L Lnnd S OotOfllntJon CoMpsnr * map òr St. Oottrml* Avenue Addition to Jjie Town of Sanford S a n fo rd Lodge No. 21, t. O. O. f. Palmer that one day of our Mid-Winter Orsa** County, PlmUft. nccftrtlna to C. JtTref. Fair be 'designated na "Home Comini ford » m a p o f t|ie snkT Town of Sanford. AU the to rrio m i tlrsctllvri property bring in Orante W. S. Bitcwta. Sec'»., Day" or a day aet qpojt for the many old County, state oí ñqriífa. alto Blorki In. 2n and — ■ »f of Sanford. Orante timera in the county. A number of the ÄLSv |£ *7. * the Town to C. R. Trafiord * m ap Sem inole C h ap ter No. 2 . Order E as tern Star old cltliena could be Induced to make Meets every second and fourth Friday in month. Geo. A. DrCorm t1»* o^wn Ids Star In the East are speeches or read papers, giving much of 42-3l Special M ailer In Chancery. cordially Invited to visit the chapter the history of the county, many Incidents AUct h Roastits, Sec'y. of Its early settlement v(hich would prove Nolle« or Incorporation i F. O, C , C elery C ity Aerie IB 5 3 nmosing as well as- Instructive. Some of Notice I* h e r e b y __ given th at the un d en ltn rd , Tuesday* in every month. these old citizens will not be with us Joshua C. Chase, Sydrney O. Chase anil L D. nHall In Welhorne**1?, Block, third floor Ch»*e. Intend to apply tito the Governor of the State I— T~ ■* , -« .much longer find are running over with of Florida, ol Tallahai« Iis *ee, Florida, an the 24th of June. A. D.. Lodge No. 3, s. IV, K. o rf P. p, rPnhoo e nnix u LOOK : nr-.-----letter* patent to lie incidents and data that would prove In­ day iMued to Isle worth Grove Company under the second nnd fourth Tuesdays. teresting indeed to those who have not follow in | proposed article* of incorporation: AlTKtJJ Or U new u.m i» been in tl}o county so long. Mr. Pnlmer '-WC. the undersign«). hen-liy associate tatrsdvet p*TWt*tnrr1Ilfs old Iricnd and ours, togflher for Ih t purpose ol formings corporntion . Sanford Lodge. No 62. F- I t . M under the law* of the stale of Florida, and do here­ -••Uncle Billy" Holden, could te ll: us more by G. W. Spencer Master; J C. Ensmlnger. Secre­ adupl iln in rr and lubarritir the following as tary. Cuinmunl. ultun everyflrsl and thlrdThurs ' * ob-Hit raising cotton In Orange comity, out,a m e f» of |(temporalIan. days at , :30 p. m. Visiting brothers welcomr. “ Arenx I. that subject having been brought up at The li m e of this eortnnilion sh a ll)* "Islrworth tho recent meeting of the Board of Trade, Lrove C.ntiU'uny " and it* huslne** *hnil t* i-prt- U n ite Brotherhood of C arpenters and Join In wie h ta tr of Florida and lo other nAtc* than any dozeri men to be found in .the ruiicted e ra - o f America* f tho Ifnhed Stale* of America and in foreign county. He, therefore, suggests th a ttfh t ountrtr* /wherever n rc n ia ry nnd convenient, Sanford Local Union N a 1781, U. II of C. and rhe pilnfSpal »(fin* or the cnrpnrntlnn «hall 1* In management of the Orange Courtly F a ir lheclt*1>i oon ford. Orange County. Florida, with or A m n ts every Thursday night ai 7 o'clock t "* A' Kumohr- i'ry*hicnU-X-,L. *uch oilier ofllcn and utncrs of business na said He' f l f s | t take the matter up by projicr committee curpurstion shall establish. nnd arrange a special day for these oU A r e a s 11 • The gen, rnl nature uf the tiuslnes* shall be to people, hunt them out and see that they C. M. HAMILTON p ur. lease itr mhrrwlse ncqulr« loud* and right* are provider! for as the guests of the oc-^ In land* In the State of Florida and elseDENTIST whr(c, nnd _ to dispose of the same by sale, casio n . in other words make them have lease or otherwise; to purchase, plant, Im­ prove. maintain and operate groves of cit­ tho time of their lives^—Reporter Star. Room 13 Pico Buildinfl rus and other fruit*, lo gruw im*|uce of any AMWkMkk*a i » *»a s« m i» ...........................................*l*|‘l1 1 1 1 V > H V m ik U U im t,m ¡Gli 8.sc & Go. -SHIPPERS OFT Y | »•* 1 « — # »ih^yg ;i: Florida Fruits'«m General Insurance Agents SANFORD,'FLORIDA *lnd or kinds, to construct, own, lease. or ollrfrPhone 355 wlse nm trul packing- houses nnd to operate the sam e for parking fruTt grown by this Company nr e n - br o t her retu rn » :'to Ufti U rl arùrm K ship,c iim nmtki-t imd rTìiì-'^T fri - - dispone of the fruit (ind other product*‘»o pu trim s«! »hip (If«! ° r. Wyman & Henderson i.has DR; or grown,-«« nperatn tram rn o d ra t ___ _ ____ been dissolved and terminated, and I P ^ i « * r y or expedient for the purpose of transporting the pro|>erty or products owned, held or con­ will not be responsible for any further trolled by said corporation, but not to use said DENTIST means of transportation for the purpose of doing accounts contracted in the name of tne business of n common carrier, to sell, mortgage Odice; Yowelt Bulldinii sublet, pledge, hire, lease or convey the property Nyman & Henderson. ot said corporation, or any part thereof, nl the SANFORD. FLORIDA 4 t-4 p R udolph F . N yman discretion 0 f | | IP board of directors; to borrow money, issue bonds or other obligations, and lo •ccurr payment of the same by deeds, mortgages. Pledget or any other kind of instrument; to make contract* of any kind whatsoever for the further­ ance ol lhe purposes or business of the Company,to deal in merchandise, to rlo all acts and things which DENTIST may be necettayy or proper,,or which the board S Treatment Marvelouety Quick for of directors may deem tube advisable or expedient • This and All Foot Trouble*. Phon? ID to be done in the transaction of Its said business WcIlHirn- Block generally, to have, exercise and enjoy nil ihe right [lowers and privilege* incident Incorporation* Sanford, Florida organised under the law's of the state "Dissolve two tabrospoonfula of (1alo- "¡r’Mprofit oikIm elds compound in a basin of hot water; — Arecu: HI soak the feet In this for full fifteen Die amount of ihe capitalgtuck of this corpora shall he ten thousand dollar* divid'd into ope minutes, gently massaging the sere tion hundred shares of one hundred dollars per share. DENTIST parts. (Leas time will not give dent m l All or any part of the capital slock of this cor­ * ------shall lie payable In - or issued results.) Repeat this each night until poration Phone 41 for ensh or for the purchase of property, Booms 23. 24 and 2 8 .1’ku Bklg cure Is permanent." All labor or services at a just valuation there­ of lo lie fixed by Ihe incoriKirators at u meeting J A N F Ü K Dv. F L O R I D A . palir and Inflammation Ik for llieorganiratton of the Conitmtiy. or by the **** “ ffff JX-fi#j MM ' draw n out Instantly and directors of the Company at a meeting to be called that purpose. All slock wlirn Issued shall he thnbunlhn soon is reduced for fully paid and non-assessaliie. to normal size Cormf and Arecu: IV OBTCOPATMIC enlloiiBCS can be peeled The lime for which said »depuration’ shall exist P H Y 8 IC l AN hull lie perpetual. right off and will stay off. A reu x V ()Hice & Residence 510 Mtigiiolia Ave Sore, tender feet 'and nie iiutIiicss of tills corporation shall be conduclsmelly, sweaty feet need Office Hours: D to 12; 3 to C- * 1. by the following ameers; a president, a vice b u r n few treqatments. A [iresldent, a secretary mid u ireasurer, nnd a board Other hours by upjHiimmem not less than three directors or more than live. twenty-live cent package of Coincide of Any two of mild others except those of president P lo rld * t* usually Buillclent to p u t'th e worst nnd vice president nfny be lirld by the same par­ S a n fo rd son. The miinbrr of director» shall la- changtri feet In tine condition. Cnloclile Is no from time lo time by Ihe by-laws Tin- hoard of X .longer confined to. only .the doctors' directors shtrll fg' elect«] by Ihe stockholder* at Ihe annual mcctliiig'lirfl*1ietd on the second Tuesday u»e. Any druggist bus It .In stock or In May. IIII2. ns the by laws shall prescribe, and will quickly, get It from his whole­ thereafter on the second Tuesday In May of each A1TOKNEV-AT-I-AW \ year. The hoard of dipretors shall elect the officer* sale house. This will prove a wel uf the company. Die president nnd vice president P ra d h e t in Stale and Frdrral Courts H s r n o s s a n d W s f lom ^ B la c k é m lth J h s and H o ro o o h o o ln g come Item to* persons ‘who have been shall he elected from among the members uf the .l«mftl uf directors. The tjnuof the annual meet­ Phone 248 vainly trying to cure their foot ing m ay be change»] by the bydnws. A lii»*rting M. G T. Building troubles with Ineffective tablets and shall lx- held.on the 3(fth day of June, 11111. at 10 * >»W W M o'clock a; m. in the city of Nanfunl, Florida, fur flic foot'powders. *a * HEAVY HAULING AND CONTRACTING, purpose of adoptiug by-laws anil completing the e ''rganlrafion of ihe company, fixing a just valua­ tion upon tile prup«ityv Ulwr lu.srcv u x * which Notice or Sale oT Freight may be offered Id payment for shares of capital Under and by virtue of Section 3127 of the Gen stock of the company, ami lor tfansactlng such ATTORNEY an U CX)UNSELL0K at Í A W rr*l Statute* of the State of Florida. other laislness as may properly come before tbe Practice in State tutri Federal Courts .Notice ta J. 0. Hunks uf Sanford. Fla., and lo all meeting Until Ihe officers to l*e I'loclndby ihcdlrrcother* concerned. ‘ Section 3127 of the General torsctiosen* ut thellrst election in May 1012. shall Welborn Block * Sanford. Fla ' Statutes of the Stale of Florida. J. F. P. Bine«. he itualineil, the business of this corporation shall Agent of the Atlantic Const Lino Railroad Coin he »'onductcd hy Ihe following officers; Sydney U pany at Sanford, Florida, will on Monday, the 12th Chose, president; Joshua C. Chase, vice president day of June, A. D, 1011, nl II a. m., at the Freight and treasurer; and L D. Chase, secretary: and Depot of the Atlantic Const Line Roilrond Company (J. China, los hua C—C.liasa anil—L—U. In Sanford., Florida. scUs ai public ®«t*ry-t<r-thc ¿ihc »hull (vmslltute tlie luard of d lm tor* ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR _ highest anil beat bidder, far casb.-uiualttan (IB) ---------------------A s n u V |-- ------too* of eaiMfi lime, eoatalned in-A tlantic Coast ' At-LAW , Line Rnllrood car number 142311, consigned by the The highest ainnuntof liability or Indebtedness Florida Lime Company of - Kendrick, h toiida to J lo which l h is c.-ori'or a lion' shall at any -rime subject Lata, biute Attorney Sevriitb judidnl Glrndt of 0. Hanks a t Sanford, Florida, to cover' freight itself is One Hundred Thousand Dollars Florida charges and demurrage against told shipment of Arectfc VIIResidentes, Sanfurd and Sylvan Lake Hue. amounting to the sum of one hundred and * * ■' , Die names and residences ol these incutporu tor* _’1, ~*T o m- - ‘ . •* flsfjteen dollars (U S .00). payment of which Is and the subscribers hereto and the amounts of refused by consignee stock subscribed by them severally are as follows, 40-3te F. P. Hines, Agent. and said shares of stock ate hereby subscribed by them respectively; , I» 4 , . *» «8 Sydney (I. Chase, ie. Sanford, Fir. Ha. five (8 ) shares JUSTICE OF THE PEACE In The Circuit' Court, Seventh Judicial L. D. Chase, bunford, Fla. one (I) share 14 A W W 4 Ì 4» H W k4 \ 4 » W W W W 4W V k4W k*»W H * m k » * H »H»»%»»' , 'riOIARY PUBLIC Circuit, Orange County, riorlda. Joshua C. Chn#c,r. Jacksonville, Fla. five (8 ) shares ' State or FuwitlX i .. |n Chancery „T’r*« .i Coonivoi Duyai. * N J StUUUhm. Complainant D rin k a B o ttle of Personally ibis day before tne, a notary ■tublic, in Office itj City Hull VS ■ / » and for said county and state, up|ieured Joshua C. Rudolph F. Nyman. ( Foreclosure Chase, to me known and knuwn to nte.»a lie one a/ Gf'irgtannaL. Nyman. the persons who subscribed the foregoing Instru­ Uis*. P. Henderson nnd ( Of Mortgage ment and acknowledged before me that tie subscrih' Hannah A. Henderson. \ rd the same In good faith and for Ihe purpiwes there­ Kespondems J in men tinned. In Yv'mrtm WnDmOr. I have hereunto set my hand ToGooriianna L. Nyman, Melrose. Massachusetts. PHONE NO, 40. and affixed my official seal this tOlh day of May. It appear* from the aftldavll of Geo. A. UeCotte*. A, p. TOll. i). E. Kuxstu. Sollclior and of Counsel for complainant, herein ORLANDO, t FLORIDA (sealt Nirtanr Public. State of Florida dulyr filed, In d ith he says th a t In the above enlit vwhich My comimsskMi expire* Jan. 21, IBI3, tilled ” d cause,.Gcomlanna cause,.Gconilanna L. Nyman. one of the W ad o WIII R iy P h o n o Toll on Srsyy or Fiomn* ' j ' defend*ni* In lita said cause, sola in tha-said cause. is a nonresident ol All G e n u in a O rd a ra Corn»tv or ( > i o u i theS tateof Florida, and that her residenlce lain the d ly of Meirosev in the Stale of Massachusetts Personally this day before ine^ s-notary poiilic in Yotl ate therefore ordered to appear to lire bill of and.lor saidciainty and state, appeared Sydney () Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid nuuplalnt filed in this cause, on. or before Monday, Chase and L D. Chase, to me known and known lo August 7|h, A. D., IBII. the same being a rule day me to In- two^if the persons wlio subscrlfird the digestion and give you health of this court. forrgolaglnsirirm».'nl and acknowledged before ine It la further ordered that this notice be published, that th ey subscribed the siinie In good faith and Tho S a n fo rd Coda C ola B o ttlin g C o ., S anford» Fla for four successive weeks In the Sanford Herald, tot tin- purpi-ses therein mentloped SECURE a newspaper published in Sanford, Florida |k k i r n u W s u u r . 1 have hereuuto set my a n o n e n o w , Witness B. M Robinson, Cli tk r j Uo- C, band and affixed my aflleial seal this. BSnl day of TuiL Orange County, f ’torids, ami lh* afiil t May, A. D ta il B. F, W itmtn, Jt.. • oq this Gih day of June, A. 1). UHL (seal] Notary Public. State of Florida. (Seal) B. M. Roauraov, Clerk 4l-4tc . Mr rommlsxian expires Febv. 9tb. lilt3. Geo. A. DeCot tec.' Solicitor and or Counsel for oomplalnenL • 42-3t Notice or D issolution of ^ P artnership BUTT Atlantic Coast DR. R. M. MASON : TO CURE SORE BUNIONS ¡'SOUTH -> WEST ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING CARS DR. W. É. H0USH0LDER For Information,’ Rates and Reservations see Hearest Atlantic Coast Line Agent t)r write DR. E. C. KEMP A. W. FRITOT,. D. P. Agent 1 3 « West Bay St. .. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA HAND BROTHERS L IV E R Y , F E E D and ANDEW JOHNSON SALES STABLE A H orses and M u le s Bought and Exchanged GEO. A. D COTTES Shoe Repairing By Machinery THOMAS EMMET WILSON Q u ic ke r, N e a te r and B e tte r than tho Old W a v Just Try Me and See Same Man but New Location No. 113 W . f irst Street, Next Door to W oodru ff’s Store L. G. STRINGFELLOW ... M. HANSON SANFQRP, ' ILORIDA w ADE, THE TUNER, • G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R FIRST NATIONAL B IA The Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit, Orange County, Florida. in Chancery )■ F. Harrison, Complainant . ? kfrla* It, Hamilton, 1 ‘1a R. Hamilton, nutl W. Gary and nldo* H. Uunyan Defendant* Under and by virtue A M sale, made and ' (fuse, an Uia 2Uth Notice of Sale Under Decree of Foreclosure of foreclosure lb« qhnv,o ****** U a y r T r P lW U . Honorabta Minor S. one*. Judge udge of the Circuit Court for the Seventh udldal Circuit of the State w Florida, In and for County, in chancery. In a cause thereto ■ rife s : OF SANFORD, FLA. In Court of th e County J u d lr . S ta te of Florida I n re E state of ) Orange Crmnly Helena Scboetderf v t To al| Crcdllors. Legatees,- Distributees and all Persons having Claims or Demands against said Estate: You. find each of you. are hereby notified and re* uulred hi prescut any clulms and demands, which you. or either or you. may have against the estate of Helena Schneider, deceased, late of Orangr loudly. Florida, to the undersigned Administrator Cum Testam rnto Anncxo of said rsta tr. within two year*-from the dull; hereof-.,_____ 1_ •--------- -- --I-,,!'.I M uyliih. A D. 1U11. JOHN GORDON. Administrator Cum Trstatnem o Annexu 39-Stp r ■ T l la' _.................U r iiy T L « « iU u H. r«n war* I pondentt, I «hull sell at public 2 ay to tbe highest and best tbidder for cash a t “ a in th# city of i front door of the Court IT Sndic Orange County, Slate _______ __| ____ Florida, during hours of sale, on Monday. July Ini. A. the sam e being tbe legal tales day. the . described real estate, situate, lying and the County of Orange and S ta|e or Florida, to-wit: at ' .* Ç M *rtk'ularly n ______ _described _ of rira t J j ‘ Dadunlng at a s taka u l on Uu> ,__ >e known as -------------- eat of East line of In £v«nu* and First St. town of St . running •J** I'orth of center line of said thence West chains, ih s n rt __ _10 chains. _____ I jjjooe £ u t fi chains, thence South 10 chains to feint ef begltuting, oontelmngflve (8 ) acre* m on P im a The Florida Gròpoveri w»-rs fo r ^ x ^ ro riia tm a iJi fnilt growe folks who want (a know about Monda Weakly. fLOO per year; moo inly. 25c. Send 10c for a ten-issue trielsub^ ^ tto m = _ ^ i g ^ i_ 8 r l|h L Clean sent THE FLORIDA GROWER 800 Florida Avo. i Tampa, Flo. IBIIIIBI P. H . R A N D . Présidant P. P. P O R 8 T E R , Cashlar O nly N ational Bank in O rang e C F u n d s P ro te c te d by B u rg la ry 1 S a fe ty D e p e s lt B ose» fo r ’ ORGANIZED 1 8 8 7 O u r E a s y P a y m e n t Plan seems to suit everybody. because we enable It'* fiopular Get A Home Be tiro landlord's slave no longer. Sraike out for freedom. We will help you iryou will let us. Our I OEO. F E R N A L D , O .F . W H IT N K R , inn riilftm in im n ivx LLY Homes at Markham Park are just the thing for you. Take your wife u> look at them. She will lie de­ lighted with the prospects of owning one of litem. N. H. GARNER S an fo rd , F lo rid a SANFORD, F lorida " �nie SANTORO HERALD If It Is Furniture You Want You Can Find It Here. Newest Designs and Lowest Prices • • . . ■ • ' ■ • ' : • ** * ; STORAGE ÜÜWWNNWNtmtwm ANAGER P alm etto A v e n u e Interest^Concernlnft Society People. POINTS p R E t Y PERSONA! fitíé r y City Vanity Talr While Away th e Golden t t o u i ^ ^ Soclaj Gossip. S an fo rd , Florida the pleasant afternoon were Srreta Lake, SANFORD BALL SEASON OPENED Maud Lake. Elizabeth Puleston, Olive Newman, Margaret Neal. Sara Wight, E nthusiastic Fans Will Have Some Margaret Yancey, Davis Forster. Martha Good Baseball f t Chappell, Carroll Smith, Settle Holst, Manager Spencer took a large toad upon Bernice Clark and Billie Holden. ■ his shoulders when he assumed the respon­ sibility of giving ganford a good ball team. — — *-----W ooden-wedding —-------The new men nre’comlng in 'and ere ariDr and Mrs T. A Neal entertained a other week the game will be In full swing. large number! of their, friends on monday Lack of space forbids a detailed report of evehing in honor of their fifth wedding the game w ith, Leesburg last Tuesday. anniversary. It was their wooden wed­ The game was rather stow and neither ding and celebrated in proper Style. The side exhibited much- eqap and go. The number of gifts with which this popular playing was ragged in spots and did not couple were showered' attested to their exhibit any spectacular pieces. Bagwell popularity, Their friends flab them tried the heaving tor Sanford but retired many more anniversaries. at the end of the first innlngv not being in .condition* Biddy Gore finished the gome in very good form although he wos palm leaf fan, ornamented with « bow of batted freely, Doc Stout was our back yellow ribbon. stop and while stopping several bad ones Delicious refreshments were served on with his body, managed to stny In the the card tables. - * ;' '• game and did good work. .* ** M oonlight Lawn Party.* It was left to Mrs. Dr. Davis. FoPsier to think of the original and unique idea of having • lawn party by moonlight and taking advantage of the brilliant and beautiful moonlight 'prevailing Mrs. Fors­ ter Invited a number of her friends to meet at her home ba Myrtle avenue last Saturday evening. The refulgence of the moon waa enhanced by the Japanese Sanford society contingent has enjoyed lanterns hanging everywhere and the guests were escorted to seats upon the some beautiful bridge parties of late, lawn where the Indies Indulged In con­ none qf which have been more, enjoyable versation and the men were Allowed to thati that given by'M rs. 6. H.Fefpald* Indulge ln'..cig<V*—a* blessing seldom Friday afternoon at her elegant home on given at the forma) affairs—Dr. and. Mrs, Oak Aye.,' The spacious.,' lovely room Foriftcr seemed to appreciate the fact furnished 4 n ideal piece for entertaining that the men expected to enjoy this affair and the guests so fortunate to be Invited and did everything in tbelr power to make thoroughly enjoyed the pretty affair. A the poor men comfortable. The lajjies • af spirited game of bridged was played. _SQttnti were at, cam for-raceptlops. andparties ore as the breath of life to the to whom Waa awarded the prize, a very gentler aex.. After several hours* spent In pretty vnse and to Biro: Homrigboua was pleasant conversation the guests were awarded the prize for making the lowest served with delicious punch.ice cream apd score. The hostess served delicious re­ cake. The affair was most delightful and freshments. informal and the idea could be used to advantage by thosa contemplating recefu Mrs. Frank L. Miller entertained the lions and social affairs during the sum­ Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian mer and especially where the men are church last Monday afternoon, which was expected to attend. The guests are in­ a very delightful occasion for the ladles debted to Dr. and Mrs, Forster for one of who attended. the nicest and most enjoyable affairs of the mid-summer season. Those present were Mrs. Anno. Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Brady, Russel Brady, o. L. Chase, Mrs. H. P. Driver, Mrs. DeForrestJ Norman DeForest, Mr. and Mrs. Fernald, Mr. and Mrs. Holly, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, , Mrs. Forest Lake, Mr. and Mrs. McLauhlln Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keeiy, Mrs. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. MUteer, Mr. and Mrs. E. VuuDeFriday afternoon, little Miss Martha venter Smith, Mrs. F. A. Schumpert. Miss , Driver celebrated her eight birthday with Bessie Schumpert. o very pretty porty. The little guests ware entertained a t the moving picture At M rs. Chase's1 show after which they repaired to the Thursday afternoon, at her hospitable Sanford House grounds where refreshhome Mrs. S. O, Chase entertained moat m enu were served. Those who enjoyed the games will be given in next week'» issue. It begins to took like Sanford will be obliged to entertain the visitors on the Albert Johnson Davis colls the boys time f r A u it* A*tC> d an cen eú “M e BATTeRiEi. t^ . A S f o l l o w s — :: ' Doc Stout kept the crowd in good humor Tli* Umpire. on the' Fourth as Orlando has failed to scare up a celebration scf for. Whichever cltv nets - rtiB gnii*m can ba aasurad at a Setur t a r - HftenHxin *a r the Park. Mrs. R. Hamrigboua will entertain the children next Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock wjth some vary interesting stories. ■ - . record-breaking crowd, for Sanfotd and Orlando can draw a crowd better than Rohinson*« circus. [ Paul Biggere urged the home team on Seized Som e Liquor The largest seizure of liquor yet record­ ed in this section was made a t Hender­ sonville. .when the police raided a store room on the main business thoroughfare and seized 10.000 gallons of liquor. The / v r e i c J w e e c .". ( www pow' t you \0 0 da eu t o ^V ieciw i 1 s/kwDiNrs dWtiU (AW'T PLAN f—7 W >ALL!* f Did a Juggling Act That App.alfsd t« th§ Bleachers, The game was ployed well by the vloltors but reoily they were not in ht our class, and our boys toyed with them in a man­ ner that made toe gome qxtremely stow d o t a Good «M t In Front Whsrs Hi Yesterday the boys played Orlando and Could Kid tha Playsra an the Visit today Orlando plays bare. Accounts of log Team. �»umber, 45 ALL AROUND FLORIDA __ (He General News of ‘‘The Xand of Flowers. • CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS An epitom e of th e Week'» M ost port ant Happenings In th e S ta te ’* . 1Domain."* i • On of the best evidences of the progress and prosperity of Florida is' that the fed o s l government has granted an increase of salary, based on Increase in business, to the postofflces at thirty-five Florida cities'and towns and has raised two others from the fourth to Um presidential class. - And die development jof Florida y >yet In iw injfinicy:- -----------/ Sweet potatoes are selling at $1 to $1.50 s u bushel, and the Florida Experimental Station says we can raise 625 bushels to the acre. H. D. Wood of Evlnston shipped 125 cars of the Tom Watson varielj o f water­ melons. He hud some melons in the lot which weighed us mudi as 100 pounds. - Win. Rlcbman of Brodentown, inode die second crop of celery from the same land in one season. The crop, brought $4 per crate and gross receipts were $1.329, with net receipt* $966. f |The Manatee Citrus Growers. Asso.m hoi decred Joe Gates as Presid a11ion t dmt. The locatipn for a pecking house has been secured mid operation^ for the hiilldHW will soon-commence; —— Miami shipped this, season 702,200 packages of vegetables, wortli $664,750; 1,552 ca'S of citrus fruits, 3000 crates of pineapple* o»HI 103 cars of-other fruits. The soli yielded to the Miami section over $1,000,000. Illune in Florida Imere stiri in cncolptus can get furtlier information by writing to U. S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Wasliington. D: C.. and ask for bulletin 87, devoted to “Eucalytui in Florida.? Crescent City shipped about 5,000 cm ten of |teaches. The pencil industry is be­ coming larger each "year in. thin state. The local consumption is mudi larger Ilian the amonnj( ahio|«d os most of the ' articles will not stand packing. With die intention of colonizing the laudi with Germini und 'Hungàrlnn rufmere, known over the -entire world for their thrifdness and scientific farming methods, Sigmund Leiscr, representing an immense Hungarian syndicate, has pur­ chased about 60,000 acres of fine lc£d in Duval and Su Johns counties und will atoncebsgin his colonization work in Uermanyjind Hungary. The deal Is the largest of the kind ever consummated in this section of the State, and means much to Jacksonville. In the most unique and humorous po­ litical document ever Issued In this state, Representative Harry B. Floyd of- A palachicola today set fort Mills platform and announced hla candidacy *for congress. He says: “I enter the race os an attorney representing a special interest, namèly, mid Ten Commandments." As to Griggs, Kehoe, Fnrkhill, Hayes and Lewis, who also ore candidates, he says: "Bakl They' could not meet me in debate, for it would be like Caruso singing against a frog.” , Rev. Eugene Pendleton, pastor of Uie First Baptist church, yesterduy preached tipn Suriilav hasa anil and the defeat of the library proposition at the recent election. He severely criticised the Pen­ sacola Journal for declaring, healleged, editorially,' that Sunday baseball and band concerts are more needed in Pensa­ cola and now Ilian a public library. He also paid his respects to (lie legis­ lature for passing acts without (he knowl­ edge of the general public. William Richman of Brodentown made the second crop of celery from the same land In ‘ one season. TluT'urop brought . $4 per cratp Had gross receipts were with net receipts $969. Rabun-Badger —r-.s Oa Tuesday, June 20th, ut noon at ri»e. Itoms of Mr. D7 H. C. Rabun, o u t. First street, a quiet but pretty marriage took place, when Miss Lillie M. Rabun brid,* of Mr. John G. Badger. The ceremony was performed in tho presence of relatives und a few friends by Rev. J. W. WUdman. Alter ap enjoyable repast the hap­ py pair took the train for Tampa, their future home. Mr. Badger Is connected with the Atlantic Coast Line Railway, Sanford Invite* The World To Visitor* Depart After a M ost Interest And Spend The Day — J—L----- lug Session * * a At a meeting held this week it was , The District Conference of the Methodist decided to have a celebration in this Church South held a most interesting city on July 4th and while not going into meeting last week. The visitors to the city were shown every courtesy and SANFORD FAVORS GOOD 1Ì0ADS the affair on a-large scale we shall pro­ vide for our visitors ib a fitting manner. after .the business sessions hnve enjoyed There will be a ball game with Orlando side trips through the celery delta and other places of Interest. .This meeting P arty Had a Hard Struggle to Escape In the morning, a grand parade and merchants display, a grand fish fry ot was largely attended. , _ , the Tentacle* of Volusia Counnoon, a ball game with Orlando and field ty Mud a t th e Ferry .* The following answered roll call: C, F. sports for the afternoon and a grand hall Tho'Good Roads Around the State Tour and display of fire works at night. .Thr Blackburn, Miami; P. J. Patterson, Danla One Colonel Garrard, commanding a and Fort Lauderdale; R. Ira Barnett, from Jacksonville arrived In Sanford Wed­ cavalry post, refuse* to recommend a barbecue feature will be eliminated on West Palm Beach; P, Evanson, Sebrastian; nesday about four .o’clock after a strenuous young man who is ambitious to rise from account of the expense and our country the ranks of an officer, because of tjie B. F. Shefiler, DeLand; W., R. Newkirk, pull over the new road being constructed friends will probably enjoy the fish fry New Smyrna; R. EL L. Folson, Silver by Volusia county near the Osteen Ferry. and basket picnic more because they can fact that the applicant is “of Jewish per­ Palms; H. B. Partridge, Hastings; D. D. Tho party left DeLand at one o’clock and spread their baskets in the shade of the suasion," and for that reason "not a de­ DiefTenworth, Crescent City; H. C. Hoff­ had a good run until they struck the West Side Park and flank the chicken sirable social associate.” This la about the worst cow of snobbishness that h « man, Titusville; E. L. Ingram, Maitland; rood being bu]lt hear the ferry, where the a nd-olhir-good-thl nge-w iLli hot—fish-a nd eminated from army quarters, and Pres­ j . N. Dell, Hallandale; R. V. Alkfnsoif, cars bogged down to tho hubs,, and had it cool lemonade and discuss the questions ident Taft did well to criticise such nar­ Miami; J. D.Slbert, Key West. Layman— not been for the assistance of the road of the day during the interimrow prejudice. L. D. Norwood, A. H. Chappell, W. Z. gang sent over by Commissioner-WoodIn all Sanford expects to treat the vis­ Chappell, W. J, Daniel, J. M. Lord, F; R'. ruff and Mr. A. T, Rossetter and others itors to a royal good time and Sanford The condition of Mrs. Luke Lea, wife af Green, J. H. Lee and H. H.- Patterson. who assisted the good roads enthusiasts has always* done, this upon all occasions. United States Senator Luke Lea of'Terw would have been there yet and' sinking Among the honored visitors to the be con con- vvoi Along the line of contributions the people nessee, continues to Improve. In nil prob­ fast About twenty-five cars of Sanford ixandcr, Just ference were Mrs. W. F. Alexander, of Sanford will not be held up but each ability the transfusion of the vigorous Tampa; W. J. Carpenter, Tampns; E. F. W pie journeyed to the ferry to meet the one is expected to give as. much as they blood of the young senator to the veins of dud as soun.us a new car arnn Ad Ad- irauvelloi* i Ley, editor of the Florida Christian con. Every cent of this money Is left his wife yesterday will- result In restoring voente; J. P. Hllburn, president of”ttrefriveti they were given the glad hand by here In your city and like the bread upon her to health. Mrs. Lea is at Georgetown Southern College; C. W. White, Sunday Mayor Lake and Aldermen Thrasher and the waters will return to yuu after many hospital/ On a cot a few feet from tier school secretary; Miss Ada Miller, of the Holden and many prominent citizens and days. bedside the Junior senator from TeiihesDeLand, District, secretary of the Wimraa's made to feel a t home. When the last Every man is expected-to do his duty see lies, weak from the giving up of more oar was over the procession started to the Foreign Missionary Soclty. gnd . assist -in arranging for the ¿cle- than a qdarj of life fluid, but happy In Tile following committees were op- city, and at Wltherington’a store the new bratlon. ._____ ______ the knowledge that Ida act meant tiie nuto’flre truck joined the procession and pointed: saving of his wife’s life. It is not be­ the long line of auto# wended l u way to ELKS WILL PLAY BALL Spiritual. State of the Church—H. E. lieved the weakening effect on the sen*the Sanford House, whore a Dutch lunch Partridge, J.N .D e ll and Z. K Chappell.r tor will have any permanent result In his was served to the visitors and Manager WIII Be a M ost Spectacular Produocase. Missions—H. DutilL J, C. Jones and L. Driver- made them comfortable as only he —---- — -H e n o n T u a sd a y .--------------D. Norwood. knows how. After » pleasant hour spent On Uie reoommemjatloiT (Df Mlj.^Gsn. Tiie Sanford Elks and Orlando Elks will EducntloiVr-J. A. Hendry, A^T- Pnt* here the party was shown over the city cross liars'next Tuesday at Holden Park Leonard Wood, chief of staff, Secretary of tillo und F. R. Adams. and left at five o'dloc^ for Orlando. „■ and tiie gome will be a Comedy of Errors Wax Stlmson has directed that the anti­ Those in the party were: * Sunday School—R,:. Ira Barnett, H. from start to finish. Any one wishing to typhoid.vaccination which for more tlian No. 1. Official Car—6. Notan, Cadillac. enjoy n good laugh should witness the a year has been voluntary In the army Carlisle and A. R. Chappell. • Dixie Scout. shall hereafter be administered to all re­ Books and Periodicals—jt. V. Atkinson, Original No. 2— Executive Committee's Car, game. The proceeds will go to the San­ cruits except those over thirty-five years W. J, Daniels and F. R. Greene, ford Hospital Association. Following is Primo, Old National Highway Scout Car. pi age. The treatment will be given as Kpworlh Leagues—F,’ J. Patterson, E. No, 3—J. P. Entenza. Overland, the line up for Sanford: No. 4—F. C. Miller, Premier. F. Siielfer utid'J. D. Sibcrt. porrest Lake................ pitcher soon as practicable after enlistment. No. 6—W. E. DuDose, Mitchell.' This is tiie first step taken by the army Otftfrt/riy Conference Records—D. D. W. D. H olden..................................catcher No. 7—F. J. Warren. Ford.' DiefTenwortli, A. R. Chappell and G. L. D. G. W ag n er______ ________ 1st base to make (lie treatment obligatory. Wiien No. 8—D. H. McMillan, Overland. Ingram. -* * SNo. 9—E. H. Rogers, Maxwell. Dr. O. W. King.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2nd base the maneuver comp was established at No. 10—M. D, Johnson, Oklamabtlo. American Bible Society—R. E. U Fol­ Dr. S. Puleston............................3rd base Son Antonio early in March all officers No. 11—International Harvester Com­ som. Z. A. Ctiappell and H. C. HofTman,. tpany, Geo. A. DeCottea . . . . . . . . . . . . . short stop and men there took tiie treatment and motor truck: Finance—B, F. Sheller, W. M. Myers' Besides those mentioned a t drivers, the Roy F. S y m e s . . . . ........... left Hqld there has been no typhoid in the nianeu- , ver division. and'P. Evanson. following were in the patty:'F.‘0. Miller. W. L. Morgan............. .......... . . center field Orplianage—T. R. Adams. F. R. Greene J, W. White, Dr. W^M. Stinson, Frank E. A. E.- Yowcll. ? r ; .................... right Jlcld Secretary of the Navy Meyer today • qpd W. II. Newkirk. Chase.-H. II. Ricliuidsou, O. S. Allbrilton W. J. T higpen..,.-....... alternate pitcher discussed Ids plans for concentrating navy District Parsonage—J. A. Hendry, G. and diaries A. Brown, Jr. A. Davis . . . I . ! . . : . * alternate catcher yard work and abandoning plants that / I.. Ingram and J. D. Stbert. Felix Frank. . . . . . . .. alternate 1st base wmjld not.-bp, ; iipcded. 1ft. time—ol-_ X party r . 8 o’clock'on _l *t .. tThursday1 i !__ i At *evening’ a ty here and escorted them all the way l0 W i e Hill.71' . . . k. ^alternate 2ruf busi wnr, befpro tiie House Commi tie on Ex­ church extension rally was held, at which that city on Thursday^. In the party ware E. E. Brady........... ..alternate 3rd base penditures in die Navy department The time Rev. W. Ft Carpenter, of Tampa, Messrs..Childs, Henry W. Bishop. Hon. W. Ed H ig g in s,.............alternate short stop Secretary yrlll recommend tha abandon­ delivered a stirring ad d ress?\ Joseph La Verne H u rt.. .alternate pitcher ment of the yards ot Portsmouth, N. H., M. Igou and R. Walling. Friday morning, after the uevotionai •r The gentlemen were.all plejiscd with The Herald will have n special staff Philadelphia and Charleston. S. C„ and and business sessions. R. E. L Folsom Orange county roads and stated that they artist on (he field and each play will he havt) those at Boston, New .York and i[>ote on missions and church extensions were the best In tha state. The tour will featured in next week's paper. *. Norford prepared for handling nil con­ in our district after which J. A. Hendry do much towards infusing new life Into Orlando Line-Up .' 1 structing ntui repair work done by the talked of "The Laymen’« Mission Mo re- the good roads projects iq. the slate and Judge Martin..................................catcher government on tiie Atlantic Coast. men L" every county through which the party M. O.-O v e rs tre e t........................pitcher Witi^the first discovery this morning eloquent sermon was preached at passed "¡inve them a hearty welcome and Chns. Rock................................. .1st base of some human fragments, tiie work of II o'clock by Rev. H. Dutlll. . encouragement. -■< W? L Palm er.. . . . ......... ...'.2nd base exploring the hull of the Maine for the Friday afternoon was devoted mostly Dean Spencer............................ short stop primary purpose of recovering end giving to the discussion of Sunday school work, Mr*. M. A. Petsch . Harry Beecnan. . . . . ........3rd base honorable sepulcere » tiie bodies of her ■Sunday School Work in Florida" aqd Jas. L. Giles ............. .......... right field Mrs. Maude A. Petsch died Inst Sunday crew Was at least begun after many Sunday School In the District"'were the Judge Warlow."— . . ___ left field monllis of preliminary work. While work­ subjects of splendid addresses by O. W. after a short Illness. Mrs. Petsch w m . qpnter field men were cleoring'the spar deck between W. T. Sims. White and R. Ira Barnett At this time given the alternative undergoing an oper­ the after and engine room .superstructure Mrs. W. F. Alexander was introduced to ation to save her life but the disease had riorldu S ta tistics the conference and spoke In the interest gone too far and the skill of tha surgeons Florida, according to thefensus Bureau, they found several blackened bones. coul^j not prevail. Born in Halton, Kan­ of the missionary societies. lias 5,231,000 acres in 49,634 farms, as Further exploration in that portion of the Friday night E. F. Ley presented the sas. Maude Messenger inovetf’ftr'Sanford compared with 4,384,000 acres I n ,40,814 ship did not reveal anything which might claims of the Florida Christian Advocate with, her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. farms ten years ago. Of this 1,803,000 assist U> identification. The water is at in enable manner, and R. V. Atkinson Messenger ond passed her early girlhood acres were Improved in 1910, represent­ a level of fourteen feet making visible here where she married Mr. Petsch aud preached oil the subjest of “Manly Re­ ing au increase of 19 per cent in ten the engjne nxmvw>nd upper structure afterward removed to Tampa to make ligion," which was one of the best ser­ years. The average number of . acreo. in tiie port side. The Utter deck is bs her home. mons of the week. farm is 105. Farm laud is valued ut bulged and apparently the tide of the nns— C' o’clock—service on Saturday- Stricken with m serious illness , Mrs $ 93.286,000, Ttnd-btHidlngs at t gfWO.OO»: morning was led by G. R. Adorns, and Petsch wished to be home where she while implements and machinery are was biown outwards which probably re­ the devotional service at 8:30 o’clock could reccjve the watchful and tender valued at $4.429,000. The avr/nge value sulted in the explosion of the main aftercars of her parents and early girlhood . •__ .. was M by F. P. Patterson. ' of land buildings 1* $22.49 per acre. _In magazine.' ' “ . >■« ■'. J, F. Hilbuni presented the claims of friends. She leaves fond parents, sisters 1900 it was only $9.35. so the per-centage Exports of iron and steel from tha and broilirrt to mourn her loss. The the Southern College in u most interest­ of Increase i t |41. 'Of all the forms 71 United States In the fiscal year about to funeral services were conducted on Mon­ ing manner, and the morn'ng sermon per cent are operated by white farmers end will probably ÌM 233 million dollars day by Rev. Waldron- of the Congrega­ was preached by G. L. Ingram. as compared with 67 per cent so operated in value,-agalust 184 million In the for­ T. F. Adams led the devotional meet­ tional church iiitermenl being made in in 1910. __________________ mer high record .year, 1908. The total ing in the afternoon, after which un­ Lakeview cemetery. Fourth of July Dance for the ten months ending with April, the finished business was token up. The Woodmen’s Circle of Sanford -will Utest period for which derails have bean Made a Good Selection The conference woa entertained with assist in the Fourth of Jujy festivities by coin piled by the Bureau of StatUllcs, Mr. Minor Deny, formerly a resident of a delightful boat trip to Enterprise aud a giving a grand boll In the d ty hall on the Department of Commerce and Labor, U In visit to the Methodist Orphanage at that Orlando hut now conducting a large truck night of July Fourth, to which tiie public round terms, 190 million dollars, *od. If garden in Sanford, has been visiting bis plpce in the afternoon. Is cordially invited. The door In the city the May and June exports. approximate sister, Mrs. T. E. F. Hoskins. He w^s Sermon on Saturday night by T. H. hall is in Ane shape aud a good orchestra in each caso those of April the total for recently elscted to die responsible position Slstrunk. * . will furnish music for the occasion. Ev­ the year will be fully 235 million dollar*. as secretary Of - the Florida Vegetable Tlte «*in*ing meetings of the conference ery one can be assured of * good time at Ten yean ago, in 1961, the total w**-tl7Grower*’ Association and has been look­ the Woodmen's Circle donee. were held on Sunday. raillion, or one-half the estimated figure ing after-their Interests' among the truck e ---------------------------The pulpits of tiie various churches ware for the currant year, twenty yean ago, Capt. T arver III gardeners here.-' 11c claims the nsooclutilled by tho visiting ministers, who Capt Otis Tarvej Is very ill at tils home In 1891, In was 29 million and 30 yean tlon controls over jfl* hundred acres of preached to large congregations. truck land around Sanford at the present in the Lee residence on Oak avenue. HU ago, 17 million. The value of Iron and • Rev. Vf. A. Myers preachod at the time, anil new menbers are being added age mokes his condition more alarming •te d manufactures exported In 1911 will Methodist church In the morning and I*. daily. Since the organization was per­ and his many friends are worried about probably exceed by mare than SO rolli ion •J. D. Sibeil. pastor, of First Methodist fected it has secured a new freight rate him. Capt. Tarver is greatly missed from that of the Immediately preceding year, church at West, preached in the for its members which la only about one- hU usual haunts and every one la hoping thus showing a growth of ^iproxlroataty 30 per celli. half for the Tofthor rale.—Reporter Star. for his speedy recovery. ^Continued on last page.) r, * * M iff - at 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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New est Designs and Lowest Prices • • . . ■ • ' ■ • ' : • ** * ; STORAGE ÜÜWW N N W N tm tw m ANAGER P alm etto A v e n u e Interest^Concernlnft Society People. P O IN T S p R E t Y PE R S O N A ! fitíé r y City Vanity Talr While Away th e Golden t t o u i ^ ^ Soclaj Gossip. .* ** Moonlight Lawn Party.* S an fo rd , Florida the pleasant afternoon were Srreta Lake, S A N F O R D BALL S E A S O N O P E N E D Maud Lake. Elizabeth Puleston, Olive Newman, Margaret Neal. Sara Wight, E nthusiastic Fans Will Have Some Margaret Yancey, Davis Forster. Martha Good Baseball f t Chappell, Carroll Smith, Settle Holst, Manager Spencer took a large toad upon Bernice Clark and Billie Holden. ■ his shoulders when he assumed the respon­ sibility of giving ganford a good ball team. — — *-----W ooden-wedding —-------The new men nre’comlng in 'and ere ariDr and Mrs T. A Neal entertained a other week the game will be In full swing. large number! of their, friends on monday Lack of space forbids a detailed report of evehing in honor of their fifth wedding the game w ith, Leesburg last Tuesday. anniversary. It was their wooden wed­ The game was rather stow and neither ding and celebrated in proper Style. The side exhibited much- eqap and go. The number of gifts with which this popular playing was ragged in spots and did not couple were showered' attested to their exhibit any spectacular pieces. Bagwell popularity, Their friends flab them tried the heaving tor Sanford but retired many more anniversaries. at the end of the first innlngv not being in .condition* Biddy Gore finished the gome in very good form although he wos palm leaf fan, ornamented with « bow of batted freely, Doc Stout was our back yellow ribbon. stop and while stopping several bad ones Delicious refreshments were served on with his body, managed to stny In the the card tables. - * ;' '• game and did good work. It was left to Mrs. Dr. Davis. FoPsier to think of the original and unique idea of having • lawn party by moonlight and taking advantage of the brilliant and beautiful moonlight 'prevailing Mrs. Fors­ ter Invited a number of her friends to meet at her home ba Myrtle avenue last Saturday evening. The refulgence of the moon waa enhanced by the Japanese Sanford society contingent has enjoyed lanterns hanging everywhere and the guests were escorted to seats upon the some beautiful bridge parties of late, lawn where the Indies Indulged In con­ none qf which have been more, enjoyable versation and the men were Allowed to thati that given by'M rs. 6. H.Fefpald* Indulge ln'..cig<V*—a* blessing seldom Friday afternoon at her elegant home on given at the forma) affairs—Dr. and. Mrs, Oak Aye.,' The spacious.,' lovely room Foriftcr seemed to appreciate the fact furnished 4 n ideal piece for entertaining that the men expected to enjoy this affair and the guests so fortunate to be Invited and did everything in tbelr power to make thoroughly enjoyed the pretty affair. A the poor men comfortable. The lajjies • af spirited game of bridged was played. _SQttnti were at, cam for-raceptlops. andparties ore as the breath of life to the to whom Waa awarded the prize, a very gentler aex.. After several hours* spent In pretty vnse and to Biro: Homrigboua was pleasant conversation the guests were awarded the prize for making the lowest served with delicious punch.ice cream apd score. The hostess served delicious re­ cake. The affair was most delightful and freshments. informal and the idea could be used to advantage by thosa contemplating recefu Mrs. Frank L. Miller entertained the lions and social affairs during the sum­ Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian mer and especially where the men are church last Monday afternoon, which was expected to attend. The guests are in­ a very delightful occasion for the ladles debted to Dr. and Mrs, Forster for one of who attended. the nicest and most enjoyable affairs of the mid-summer season. Those present were Mrs. Anno. Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Brady, Russel Brady, o. L. Chase, Mrs. H. P. Driver, Mrs. DeForrestJ Norman DeForest, Mr. and Mrs. Fernald, Mr. and Mrs. Holly, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, , Mrs. Forest Lake, Mr. and Mrs. McLauhlln Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keeiy, Mrs. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. MUteer, Mr. and Mrs. E. VuuDeFriday afternoon, little Miss Martha venter Smith, Mrs. F. A. Schumpert. Miss , Driver celebrated her eight birthday with Bessie Schumpert. o very pretty porty. The little guests ware entertained a t the moving picture At M rs. Chase's1 show after which they repaired to the Thursday afternoon, at her hospitable Sanford House grounds where refreshhome Mrs. S. O, Chase entertained moat m enu were served. Those who enjoyed the games will be given in next week'» issue. It begins to took like Sanford will be obliged to entertain the visitors on the Albert Johnson Davis colls the boys time f rAuit* A*tC>dancen eú “M e B A T T e R iE i. t^ . AS fo llo w s — :: ' Doc Stout kept the crowd in good humor Tli* Umpire. on the' Fourth as Orlando has failed to scare up a celebration scf for. Whichever cltv nets - rtiB gnii*m can ba aasurad a t a record-breaking crowd, for Sanfotd and Orlando can draw a crowd better than Rohinson*« circus. [ Setur t a r - HftenHxin *a r the Park. Mrs. R. Hamrigboua will entertain the children next Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock wjth some vary interesting stories. ■ - . Paul Biggere urged the home team on Seized Som e Liquor The largest seizure of liquor yet record­ ed in this section was made a t Hender­ sonville. .when the police raided a store room on the main business thoroughfare and seized 10.000 gallons of liquor. The / v r e i c J w e e c ." . ( www pow' t you 1 \0 0 da eu t o ^ V ie c iw i s/kwDiNrs dWtiU (A W 'T PLAN f — 7 W >ALL ! * f Did a Juggling Act That App.alfsd t« th§ Bleachers, The game was ployed well by the vloltors but reoily they were not in ht our class, and our boys toyed with them in a man­ ner that made toe gome qxtremely stow d o t a Good «M t In Front Whsrs Hi Yesterday the boys played Orlando and Could Kid tha Playsra an the Visit today Orlando plays bare. Accounts of log Team. �»umber, 45 ALL AROUND FLORIDA ___ (He G en era l N e w s o f ‘‘T h e X a n d o f Flow ers. • CULLED F R O M T H E S T A T E P R E S S An epitom e of th e Week'» M ost port ant Happenings In th e S ta te ’* . 1Domain."* i • On of the best evidences of the progress and prosperity of Florida is' that the fed o s l government has granted an increase of salary, based on Increase in business, to the postofflces at thirty-five Florida cities'and towns and has raised two others from the fourth to Um presidential class. - And die development jof Florida yet In iw injfinicy:- ------------ y> / Sweet potatoes are selling at $1 to $1.50 s u bushel, and the Florida Experimental Station says we can raise 625 bushels to the acre. H. D. Wood of Evlnston shipped 125 cars of the Tom Watson varielj o f water­ melons. He hud some melons in the lot which weighed us mudi as 100 pounds. - Win. Rlcbman of Brodentown, inode die second crop of celery from the same land in one season. The crop, brought $4 per crate and gross receipts were $1.329, with net receipt* $966. f |The Manatee Citrus Growers. Asso.m hoi decred Joe Gates as Presid a11ion t dmt. The locatipn for a pecking house has been secured mid operation^ for the hiilldHW will soon-commence; —— Miami shipped this, season 702,200 packages of vegetables, wortli $664,750; 1,552 ca'S of citrus fruits, 3000 crates of pineapple* o»HI 103 cars of-other fruits. The soli yielded to the Miami section over $1,000,000. Illune in Florida Imere stiri in cncolptus can get furtlier information by writing to U. S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Wasliington. D: C.. and ask for bulletin 87, devoted to “Eucalytui in Florida.? Crescent City shipped about 5,000 cm ten of |teaches. The pencil industry is be­ coming larger each "year in. thin state. The local consumption is mudi larger Ilian the amonnj( ahio|«d os most of the ' articles will not stand packing. With die intention of colonizing the laudi with Germini und 'Hungàrlnn rufmere, known over the -entire world for their thrifdness and scientific farming methods, Sigmund Leiscr, representing an immense Hungarian syndicate, has pur­ chased about 60,000 acres of fine lc£d in Duval and Su Johns counties und will atoncebsgin his colonization work in Uermanyjind Hungary. The deal Is the largest of the kind ever consummated in this section of the State, and means much to Jacksonville. In the most unique and humorous po­ litical document ever Issued In this state, Representative Harry B. Floyd of- A palachicola today set fort Mills platform and announced hla candidacy *for congress. He says: “I enter the race os an attorney representing a special interest, namèly, mid Ten Commandments." As to Griggs, Kehoe, Fnrkhill, Hayes and Lewis, who also ore candidates, he says: "Bakl They' could not meet me in debate, for it would be like Caruso singing against a frog.” , Rev. Eugene Pendleton, pastor of Uie First Baptist church, yesterduy preached tipn Suriilav hasa anil and the defeat of the library proposition at the recent election. He severely criticised the Pen­ sacola Journal for declaring, healleged, editorially,' that Sunday baseball and band concerts are more needed in Pensa­ cola and now Ilian a public library. He also paid his respects to (lie legis­ lature for passing acts without (he knowl­ edge of the general public. William Richman of Brodentown made the second crop of celery from the same land In ‘ one season. TluT'urop brought . $4 per cratp Had gross receipts were with net receipts $969. Rabun-Badger —r-.s Oa Tuesday, June 20th, ut noon at ri»e. Itoms of Mr. D7 H. C. Rabun, o u t. First street, a quiet but pretty marriage took place, when Miss Lillie M. Rabun brid,* of Mr. John G. Badger. The ceremony was performed in tho presence of relatives und a few friends by Rev. J. W. WUdman. Alter ap enjoyable repast the hap­ py pair took the train for Tampa, their future home. Mr. Badger Is connected with the Atlantic Coast Line Railway, Sanford Invite* The World To Visitor* Depart After a M ost Interest And Spend The Day — J—L----- lug Session * * a At a meeting held this week it was , The District Conference of the Methodist decided to have a celebration in this Church South held a most interesting city on July 4th and while not going into meeting last week. The visitors to the city were shown every courtesy and SA N F O R D FA V O R S GOOD 1 Ì0 A D S the affair on a-large scale we shall pro­ vide for our visitors ib a fitting manner. after .the business sessions hnve enjoyed There will be a ball game with Orlando side trips through the celery delta and other places of Interest. .This meeting P arty Had a Hard Struggle to Escape In the morning, a grand parade and merchants display, a grand fish fry ot was largely attended. , _ , the Tentacle* of Volusia Counnoon, a ball game with Orlando and field ty Mud a t th e Ferry .* The following answered roll call: C, F. sports for the afternoon and a grand hall Tho'Good Roads Around the State Tour and display of fire works at night. .Thr Blackburn, Miami; P. J. Patterson, Danla One Colonel Garrard, commanding a and Fort Lauderdale; R. Ira Barnett, from Jacksonville arrived In Sanford Wed­ cavalry post, refuse* to recommend a barbecue feature will be eliminated on West Palm Beach; P, Evanson, Sebrastian; nesday about four .o’clock after a strenuous young man who is ambitious to rise from account of the expense and our country the ranks of an officer, because of tjie B. F. Shefiler, DeLand; W., R. Newkirk, pull over the new road being constructed friends will probably enjoy the fish fry New Smyrna; R. EL L. Folson, Silver by Volusia county near the Osteen Ferry. and basket picnic more because they can fact that the applicant is “of Jewish per­ Palms; H. B. Partridge, Hastings; D. D. Tho party left DeLand at one o’clock and spread their baskets in the shade of the suasion," and for that reason "not a de­ DiefTenworth, Crescent City; H. C. Hoff­ had a good run until they struck the West Side Park and flank the chicken sirable social associate.” This la about the worst cow of snobbishness that h « man, Titusville; E. L. Ingram, Maitland; rood being bu]lt hear the ferry, where the a nd-olhir-good-thl nge-w iLli hot—fish-a nd eminated from army quarters, and Pres­ j . N. Dell, Hallandale; R. V. Alkfnsoif, cars bogged down to tho hubs,, and had it cool lemonade and discuss the questions ident Taft did well to criticise such nar­ Miami; J. D.Slbert, Key West. Layman— not been for the assistance of the road of the day during the interimrow prejudice. L. D. Norwood, A. H. Chappell, W. Z. gang sent over by Commissioner-WoodIn all Sanford expects to treat the vis­ Chappell, W. J, Daniel, J. M. Lord, F; R'. ruff and Mr. A. T, Rossetter and others itors to a royal good time and Sanford The condition of Mrs. Luke Lea, wife af Green, J. H. Lee and H. H.- Patterson. who assisted the good roads enthusiasts has always* done, this upon all occasions. United States Senator Luke Lea of'Terw would have been there yet and' sinking Among the honored visitors to the be con con- vvoi Along the line of contributions the people nessee, continues to Improve. In nil prob­ fast About twenty-five cars of Sanford ixandcr, Just ference were Mrs. W. F. Alexander, of Sanford will not be held up but each ability the transfusion of the vigorous Tampa; W. J. Carpenter, Tampns; E. F. W pie journeyed to the ferry to meet the one is expected to give as. much as they blood of the young senator to the veins of dud as soun.us a new car arnn Ad Ad- irauvelloi* i Ley, editor of the Florida Christian con. Every cent of this money Is left his wife yesterday will- result In restoring voente; J. P. Hllburn, president of”ttrefriveti they were given the glad hand by here In your city and like the bread upon her to health. Mrs. Lea is at Georgetown Southern College; C. W. White, Sunday Mayor Lake and Aldermen Thrasher and the waters will return to yuu after many hospital/ On a cot a few feet from tier school secretary; Miss Ada Miller, of the Holden and many prominent citizens and days. bedside the Junior senator from TeiihesDeLand, District, secretary of the Wimraa's made to feel a t home. When the last Every man is expected-to do his duty see lies, weak from the giving up of more oar was over the procession started to the Foreign Missionary Soclty. gnd . assist -in arranging for the ¿cle- than a qdarj of life fluid, but happy In Tile following committees were op- city, and at Wltherington’a store the new bratlon. ._____ ______ the knowledge that Ida act meant tiie nuto’flre truck joined the procession and pointed: saving of his wife’s life. It is not be­ the long line of auto# wended l u way to E L K S W ILL PLAY BALL Spiritual. State of the Church—H. E. lieved the weakening effect on the sen*the Sanford House, whore a Dutch lunch Partridge, J.N .D e ll and Z. K Chappell.r tor will have any permanent result In his was served to the visitors and Manager WIII Be a M ost Spectacular Produocase. Missions—H. DutilL J, C. Jones and L. Driver- made them comfortable as only he —---- — -H e n o n T u a sd a y .--------------D. Norwood. knows how. After » pleasant hour spent On Uie reoommemjatloiT (Df Mlj.^Gsn. Tiie Sanford Elks and Orlando Elks will EducntloiVr-J. A. Hendry, A^T- Pnt* here the party was shown over the city cross liars'next Tuesday at Holden Park Leonard Wood, chief of staff, Secretary of tillo und F. R. Adams. and left at five o'dloc^ for Orlando. „■ and tiie gome will be a Comedy of Errors Wax Stlmson has directed that the anti­ Those in the party were: * Sunday School—R,:. Ira Barnett, H. from start to finish. Any one wishing to typhoid.vaccination which for more tlian No. 1. Official Car—6. Notan, Cadillac. enjoy n good laugh should witness the a year has been voluntary In the army Carlisle and A. R. Chappell. • Dixie Scout. shall hereafter be administered to all re­ Books and Periodicals—jt. V. Atkinson, Original No. 2— Executive Committee's Car, game. The proceeds will go to the San­ cruits except those over thirty-five years W. J, Daniels and F. R. Greene, ford Hospital Association. Following is Primo, Old National Highway Scout Car. pi age. The treatment will be given as Kpworlh Leagues—F,’ J. Patterson, E. No, 3—J. P. Entenza. Overland, the line up for Sanford: No. 4—F. C. Miller, Premier. F. Siielfer utid'J. D. Sibcrt. porrest Lake................ pitcher soon as practicable after enlistment. No. 6—W. E. DuDose, Mitchell.' This is tiie first step taken by the army Otftfrt/riy Conference Records—D. D. W. D. H olden..................................catcher No. 7—F. J. Warren. Ford.' DiefTenwortli, A. R. Chappell and G. L. D. G. W ag n er______ ________ 1st base to make (lie treatment obligatory. Wiien No. 8—D. H. McMillan, Overland. Ingram. -* * SNo. 9—E. H. Rogers, Maxwell. Dr. O. W. King.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2nd base the maneuver comp was established at No. 10—M. D, Johnson, Oklamabtlo. American Bible Society—R. E. U Fol­ Dr. S. Puleston............................3rd base Son Antonio early in March all officers No. 11—International Harvester Com­ som. Z. A. Ctiappell and H. C. HofTman,. tpany, Geo. A. DeCottea . . . . . . . . . . . . . short stop and men there took tiie treatment and motor truck: Finance—B, F. Sheller, W. M. Myers' Besides those mentioned a t drivers, the Roy F. S y m e s . . . . ........... left Hqld there has been no typhoid in the nianeu- , ver division. and'P. Evanson. following were in the patty:'F.‘0. Miller. W. L. Morgan............. .......... . . center field Orplianage—T. R. Adams. F. R. Greene J, W. White, Dr. W^M. Stinson, Frank E. A. E.- Yowcll. ? r ; .................... right Jlcld Secretary of the Navy Meyer today • qpd W. II. Newkirk. Chase.-H. II. Ricliuidsou, O. S. Allbrilton W. J. T higpen..,.-....... alternate pitcher discussed Ids plans for concentrating navy District Parsonage—J. A. Hendry, G. and diaries A. Brown, Jr. A. Davis . . . I . ! . . : . * alternate catcher yard work and abandoning plants that / I.. Ingram and J. D. Stbert. Felix Frank. . . . . . . .. alternate 1st base wmjld not.-bp, ; iipcded. 1ft. time— ol_ X party r . 8 o’clock'on _l *t .. tThursday1 i !__ i At *evening’ a ty here and escorted them all the way l0 W i e Hill.71' . . . k. ^alternate 2ruf busi wnr, befpro tiie House Commi tie on Ex­ church extension rally was held, at which that city on Thursday^. In the party ware E. E. Brady........... ..alternate 3rd base penditures in die Navy department The time Rev. W. Ft Carpenter, of Tampa, Messrs..Childs, Henry W. Bishop. Hon. W. Ed H ig g in s,.............alternate short stop Secretary yrlll recommend tha abandon­ delivered a stirring ad d ress?\ Joseph La Verne H u rt.. .alternate pitcher ment of the yards ot Portsmouth, N. H., M. Igou and R. Walling. Friday morning, after the uevotionai •r The gentlemen were.all plejiscd with The Herald will have n special staff Philadelphia and Charleston. S. C„ and and business sessions. R. E. L Folsom Orange county roads and stated that they artist on (he field and each play will he havt) those at Boston, New .York and i[>ote on missions and church extensions were the best In tha state. The tour will featured in next week's paper. *. Norford prepared for handling nil con­ in our district after which J. A. Hendry do much towards infusing new life Into Orlando Line-Up .' 1 structing ntui repair work done by the talked of "The Laymen’« Mission Mo re- the good roads projects iq. the slate and Judge Martin..................................catcher government on tiie Atlantic Coast. men L" every county through which the party M. O.-O v e rs tre e t........................pitcher Witi^the first discovery this morning eloquent sermon was preached at passed "¡inve them a hearty welcome and Chns. Rock................................. .1st base of some human fragments, tiie work of II o'clock by Rev. H. Dutlll. . encouragement. -■< W? L Palm er.. . . . ......... ...'.2nd base exploring the hull of the Maine for the Friday afternoon was devoted mostly Dean Spencer............................ short stop primary purpose of recovering end giving to the discussion of Sunday school work, Mr*. M. A. Petsch . Harry Beecnan. . . . . ........3rd base honorable sepulcere » tiie bodies of her ■Sunday School Work in Florida" aqd Jas. L. Giles ............. .......... right field Mrs. Maude A. Petsch died Inst Sunday crew Was at least begun after many Sunday School In the District"'were the Judge Warlow."— . . ___ left field monllis of preliminary work. While work­ subjects of splendid addresses by O. W. after a short Illness. Mrs. Petsch wm . qpnter field men were cleoring'the spar deck between W. T. Sims. White and R. Ira Barnett At this time given the alternative undergoing an oper­ the after and engine room .superstructure Mrs. W. F. Alexander was introduced to ation to save her life but the disease had riorldu S ta tistics the conference and spoke In the interest gone too far and the skill of tha surgeons Florida, according to thefensus Bureau, they found several blackened bones. coul^j not prevail. Born in Halton, Kan­ of the missionary societies. lias 5,231,000 acres in 49,634 farms, as Further exploration in that portion of the Friday night E. F. Ley presented the sas. Maude Messenger inovetf’ftr'Sanford compared with 4,384,000 acres I n ,40,814 ship did not reveal anything which might claims of the Florida Christian Advocate with, her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. farms ten years ago. Of this 1,803,000 assist U> identification. The water is at in enable manner, and R. V. Atkinson Messenger ond passed her early girlhood acres were Improved in 1910, represent­ a level of fourteen feet making visible here where she married Mr. Petsch aud preached oil the subjest of “Manly Re­ ing au increase of 19 per cent in ten the engjne nxmvw>nd upper structure afterward removed to Tampa to make ligion," which was one of the best ser­ years. The average number of . acreo. in tiie port side. The Utter deck is bs her home. mons of the week. farm is 105. Farm laud is valued ut bulged and apparently the tide of the nns— C' o’clock—service on Saturday- Stricken with m serious illness , Mrs $ 93.286,000, Ttnd-btHidlngs at t gfWO.OO»: morning was led by G. R. Adorns, and Petsch wished to be home where she while implements and machinery are was biown outwards which probably re­ the devotional service at 8:30 o’clock could reccjve the watchful and tender valued at $4.429,000. The avr/nge value sulted in the explosion of the main aftercars of her parents and early girlhood . •__ .. was M by F. P. Patterson. ' of land buildings 1* $22.49 per acre. _In magazine.' ' “ >■«■' J, F. Hilbuni presented the claims of friends. She leaves fond parents, sisters 1900 it was only $9.35. so the per-centage Exports of iron and steel from tha and broilirrt to mourn her loss. The the Southern College in u most interest­ of Increase i t |41. 'Of all the forms 71 United States In the fiscal year about to funeral services were conducted on Mon­ ing manner, and the morn'ng sermon per cent are operated by white farmers end will probably ÌM 233 million dollars day by Rev. Waldron- of the Congrega­ was preached by G. L. Ingram. as compared with 67 per cent so operated in value,-agalust 184 million In the for­ T. F. Adams led the devotional meet­ tional church iiitermenl being made in in 1910. __________________ mer high record .year, 1908. The total ing in the afternoon, after which un­ Lakeview cemetery. Fourth of July Dance for the ten months ending with April, the finished business was token up. The Woodmen’s Circle of Sanford -will Utest period for which derails have bean Made a Good Selection The conference woa entertained with assist in the Fourth of Jujy festivities by coin piled by the Bureau of StatUllcs, Mr. Minor Deny, formerly a resident of a delightful boat trip to Enterprise aud a giving a grand boll In the d ty hall on the Department of Commerce and Labor, U In visit to the Methodist Orphanage at that Orlando hut now conducting a large truck night of July Fourth, to which tiie public round terms, 190 million dollars, *od. If garden in Sanford, has been visiting bis plpce in the afternoon. Is cordially invited. The door In the city the May and June exports. approximate sister, Mrs. T. E. F. Hoskins. He w^s Sermon on Saturday night by T. H. hall is in Ane shape aud a good orchestra in each caso those of April the total for recently elscted to die responsible position Slstrunk. * . will furnish music for the occasion. Ev­ the year will be fully 235 million dollar*. as secretary Of - the Florida Vegetable Tlte «*in*ing meetings of the conference ery one can be assured of * good time at Ten yean ago, in 1961, the total w**-tl7Grower*’ Association and has been look­ the Woodmen's Circle donee. were held on Sunday. raillion, or one-half the estimated figure ing after-their Interests' among the truck e ---------------------------The pulpits of tiie various churches ware for the currant year, twenty yean ago, Capt. T arver III gardeners here.-' 11c claims the nsooclutilled by tho visiting ministers, who Capt Otis Tarvej Is very ill at tils home In 1891, In was 29 million and 30 yean tlon controls over jfl* hundred acres of preached to large congregations. truck land around Sanford at the present in the Lee residence on Oak avenue. HU ago, 17 million. The value of Iron and • Rev. Vf. A. Myers preachod at the time, anil new menbers are being added age mokes his condition more alarming •te d manufactures exported In 1911 will Methodist church In the morning and I*. daily. Since the organization was per­ and his many friends are worried about probably exceed by mare than SO rolli ion •J. D. Sibeil. pastor, of First Methodist fected it has secured a new freight rate him. Capt. Tarver is greatly missed from that of the Immediately preceding year, church at West, preached in the for its members which la only about one- hU usual haunts and every one la hoping thus showing a growth of ^iproxlroataty 30 per celli. half for the Tofthor rale.—Reporter Star. for his speedy recovery. ^Continued on last page.) r, * . * M iff - . at J. �OUR r m tr I3MC HAMBURGER 6 30N5 -------- 8Ai.Tinofl£.nö------- 117 F IR S T S o STREET T S A T “N JT V l l A A . * " -----/ ^ I T I T / X T T T PALMER & SEIGH A Budget of Opinion "3ust Be V tween You and Med il i . charity from some land promotion com­ pany a thousand miles away, or from a mail order house' in Chicago. New York or San FranciscoT If you have tried it, you.know it won't work. ■But you don’t iiesitaUt.to go after the real estare man, the grocer, the hard­ ware'dealer or th e ' lumberman here at -heme » lien yoa 'ln rre~^gHSg~intIeTnKfiey raising scheme to put through. And gen­ erally they “come across" without a mur­ mur. _ In other words, do you play fair with your friendi. the local business manf Or do you use him a*, a convenience end send _ your .money and your real trade elsewherfet Every dollar you spend at home adds to the wealth of tlx? community. Every dollar you lend away detracts from i t If you are Imbued with local a i well as national patriotism you will keep' your money at home In every case where you can get groat value here os elsewhere. Give our business {pan a chance. will t»m c running out to meet you wag­ ging their tails and looking ns innocent as if they hadn't just killed a lamb, but they'11 bite. I THE ’+ 4 We'* ought to have a celebration of ♦ some kind on the Fourth. I know that our merchants have.—b e n a . worked--to ^ 'Heath lately by the charity racket. • 1 have "been, worked mySelf until I am t down to one suspender and a collar But­ A Ctilel 1» Among Ye Taking Notes ton, but really on a celebration where a — snd Faith, Hell Brent ’Cm"— little money would go- a long way we So Says S uuntcrrr. ought to show our patriotism and not > > l W l> C « T « « W M n r«. D U H m rm U . the patch upon the,,seat of government, Gainesville people the other d a y raised ‘ Throw Tin U p p er 1300 In an hour for a grand celebration How ilrsr to rar brsrt »si the truit» old dlperr That bund by (hr pump In brew tttjs of old: and here we are struggling along not It made s msn (risky contented sad chipper ' , To drink (ran that dipper • drausbl sweet, and knowing whether " we can raise 75 cents cokl * — or 75 dollars for a fish fry and toothpick Wccame (rum the celery Held where we d been lunch. fhr vruriblftx ht Ip aid it t i ori lit jump Our last celebration gave the city, a An*i itixxi iherr and drank liU out tawtnlt ex* bunch of good advertising and while I pjcricri And tirfjed the old dipper ihxt ttoM^Ly the admit that a celebration does not leave ruiitifi , — * ** a fortune in the city it certainly leaves Bill now In tbs blistering best of the June that* . more money than is spent for a cele­ Wegs to Um well with oer tontues ndasinicut * And wrestle around that old pump-ell noon time 4 I like the manner of getting a t things bration. I believe in those who are most In trying to drink a (ew drops (rota the spout. , indulged in by my friend, Frank Wood­ benefltted to; give the most money and The Uit houao 'te r m doctor* b ar« banished the ruff. Since becoming a member of. U;e I leave it to the business men. Barca r ■\ • ■ From which•** all drank when w* met at Jhe board of county commissioners he has No mote can tbs boys'S*t ■ hard Water jig on done a remarkable lot'of hard work and 4 'Again I hear the gentle voice c a llin g .•The trusty old dinner has Bora to the dttop tbe facility with which he' obtains con­ calling upon the city council to move (he cessions for pyx part of the county shows cpal chute and p a n Of 'the freight yards ..Tbs soul saxhlnsdlMwd . to a climate more suitable, where the Has pom u the damp. moth <)otb not corrupt, whatever that Tbe shore bcsstUul effusion was rendered by my friand Walter , M. Haynes s i the Moors'« 4 An investment in Sanford real estate means. Am^ since I to m e to think about Station m ovisi picture sh e* . , .* will bring In ten net cent nr m m prsw vidod you invest your money in a good live brain that the city couneU should be­ 4 When an honest man Is tearing off location that will grow in Importance each gin to sit up a t nights and pass more res­ sleep like a dry godd clerk tears -off bar­ ,»*ar. There is not ■ city of similar size olutions and memorials regarding this in­ gain day drees goods >a t marked down* anywhere that can promise a sure return fringement upon the rights of the people. prices, isu't it good cause ’far a bill of at a better figure. Many property owners The still small voice which 1 have raised particulars wbed his wife fobs him in the are making more, but I am Inclined to from lime to time "has been silenced late­ ribs with her elbow and awakens him with stick by the sure figures and place it at ly by the promises of Mayor Lake—and tbe ejaculation “Say, Geqrgjj. wake up. tan par c e n t Most people who come wbd dares to d o u b t' his word—who init's thundering and lightening something here from the north are only getting five formed me that such' great undertakings awful, don't you hear ill** And then per cent for their money and are well required time and in order to save the some people wonder why Reno prospers. satisfied with ten. The beat way to In­ d ty a law suit the A. C. L. must be giveo vest your money Is. to be satisfied with a ample time to make up its legal mind 4 Did you ever send to New York. Phila­ reasonable interest You must learn not upon such-weighty matters. delphia, Boston, Baltimore or Chicago for to overwork a dollar any more I than you We have given them about ten years to a _______ bill of hardware, and foen it came would a horse. Three per cent is e smell make up their mind and some of »1««* that you had forgotten 50 te n ts' worth of load for It to draw; six a safe one; when legal lights must be almost burned out by cailsT Did you send to other pUoea for It pulls la tea for you its likely «rocking this time and yet we have tbe magnifi­ them, or did you go to the hardware store out west end you've got to watch that It cent perspective of tbe coal d u n e before and buy them! doesn't buck; when it makes twenty you our vision. 1 would respectfully call the Did you ever send away for an adver­ own a blame good critter or a mighty attention of the city council to the fact tised specie) value in lumber or sash and foolish one. and you want to make dead that they are now working under tbe d ty doprs and find on receipt of the gauds sure which; but if it draws a hundred it's ^barter —a charter won by many battles that tbe mall order bouse "forgot" some playing the races. or something Just as of legal lore and much meetings by day of the essentials! Did you send awsy for hard on hones and dollars, and the first the balance or did you go ,to the local thing you know you won't have even a carcass to haul to the glue factory. Sure lumber dealer to get what was missingT Did you ever solicit a contribution fgr Things, Straight Tips, and Dead (Inches V * 117 F IR S T , « STREET v C IT Y _ R E S T A U R A N T (F irst Street, one block from Depot opposite Potiofflcr) H . E . W I S E / P ro p rie to r ................. - »■ ■■■I ormefty^W nhaBCI- o f C e n tra l C u te S te a k s , C hops, O y s te rs and F ish a S p e cialty A P L A C E FO R L A D IE S A N D G E N T L E M E N E v e r y th in g F i r s t C la ss Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates DELICIOUS BISCUITS Light, fluky and appetizing are made from F IR S T Q U A L IT Y "Q u ak er C i t^ S o u r . Look for the label obo (c, som ew here on b a i o r b&rrcl. ItV p la ce d th ere—in red and blue—to protect the housew ife; it’s the m iller’s gua~antee of First Quality flour. QUAKER CITY FLOUR MILLS CO P H IL A D E L P H IA _* ‘ .-tM , .Whifcfrii iwChÉlA ai *.* . t** a £ r.jb , * • ---------¿¿T*-------- *’ * •! . y . 7* i; ■ 1 �THE C IT R U S F R U IT IN D U S T R Y I n te r e s tin g fig u re s Compiled by-Com- m lsslouer McLln The'development of the citrus fruit In­ dustry In the past twenty yean In Florida. U brought out In detail in the annual re­ port of Commissioner of Agriculture B. E. The book contains 667 pages and every lino of* agriculture In the covers ' state- Twenty years ago the citrus fruit crop of .the state was valued at a little under $3,000,000, decreasing to $1,600,000 ten years ago, and now reaching over $4,600,000 for the last year, an advance of 50 per cent in twenty years, despite the big freeze of 1894-95. The grape fruit then was hardlyJknown there being only 14,000 reported with n crop worth $20,000 for 10,000 barrels; Ten years ago tills fruit took a spurt In’ tho public favor, the report showing 150,000 trees, butohe crop only,' reached 22,000, which sold at $142,000 or over $0 per crate. Last year's crop shows over 500,000 trees, which produced as many boxes of fruit, selling for over $950,000. The leading producing codntlea of grapefruit are Dade—which tuts three times as many as any other county—St. Lucie being second, then Orange, DeSoto. Polk' HillsTwenty years ago there were iMs than 2^000,000 bearing orange trees, with a crap worth $1 o box for the crop of near­ ly 3,000,000 boxes. In that day Alachua county had nearly 1,000,000 trees, or more than double the number in Orange county, end three or four times the number in any oilier county. The^Chlg freeze or 1694 wiped ont the crap so far as middle Florida was concerned, and Alachua dropped out of the list of orange shipping counties, the whole state showing only 500,000 bearing trees ten years ago, with 3,000,000 non-bearing ones; nearly 1,000,000 boxes were (unvested, worth $2,2s0,.Last year the banner orange county was Hillsboro, producing over 1,000,000 boxes. Orange comes next with nearly 800,000; DeSoto with nearly 000,000; Volu•law itn 800,000; Brevard and Lake each w jttfnearly 400,000. These are ’ tho six big orange counties. The total of the product of the state Is not shown as sev­ eral counties failed to report, but Is placed at 5,000,000 boxes. , • • I . The big orange counties or over 100,000 trees are: Orange, 400,077; Hillsboro, 204,-1 304; Lake, 251, «28:Brevurd, 1H8.512: Polk. 100,708; St. Lucie, 100,172. Now Is th e Time to Sw at the fly * If you see a fly walking over the food anil dishes,jor nlighring on your baby's face, remember thpt he is u'inesiehger of disease and death, says the July Woinun's Home Companion. • ** The niles-for dealing with the fly nuls-nm <» p!ililiBill‘d hu llie..MlTi llUills' - AWtelation of New York, hnd widely circu­ lated by them, are-worth reprinting. We repeat our suggestions that an excellent work for any)W c woinun's club would be. to reproduce these rules and distribute them broadcast. ' Keep the flics away from the sick, especially those ill wills contagious 'dis­ eases. Kill every fly that strays into the sickroom. His body is covered with dis'ea&e germs. . . < Do not allow decaying material of any sort to accumulate on or near your prem­ ises. . Ail refuse which tends In any way *to fermentation, such as bedding straw, paper waste and vegetable matter should be disposed of or covered .with lime or kerosene. • Screen all food. Keep all receptacles for garbage carefully covered and the cans cleaned or sprinkled with oil or lime. Keep ull stable manure In vault or pit, screened or sprinkled with lime, oil or other cheap preparation.. See that your sewerage system is in good ordrr; that It *does not leak, is up to data und not ex­ posed to flies. Pour kerosene into the drains. SA TU R D A Y AND M ONDAY J U N E 24—TWO DAYS— J U N E 26 SATURDAY and MONDAY Madq of nainsook lace, em­ broidery and ribbon-trimmed; low neck; high neck, V-neck; also empire models. These gowns are a great value at from $1.25 to $2,00,.. but for our Saturday and Mon- M N I day selling only___ " W jT Made of nainsook or cambric. These are extraordinary val­ Some finished with deep flounce of embroidery, others with em­ ues and Will positively not be broidery and insertion and many with lace insertion and ribbon sold only at day and hour skirts, are really w o r t h / \ r \ / * from $1.50. to $2.00. named. **'■ Saturday and Monday L A D IE S ’ D R A W E R S Made of nainsook,' lace and embrdidery trimmed; also many finished with ribbon. All styles will be found in this lot; dorotlfy, Umbrella, SaddlQ-nnd Isabella models, worth from 5 0 c { l j O / l to 98c. Saturday a n d X j f l Saturday •Only Saturday Only T his-specially priced bleaching is for SA U R D A Y O N L Y and will not be sold .before after.__I t j s 36 inches wide in a. m edium weight; a good seller at ^ 1 . 10c per yd, beginning at 9 o’clock j j ( Saturday Saturday Only This line of mens1 balbriggan underwear wns never sold foedess than 25e for shirt amt 25c for drawers, and at some ploecs more, but for two hours Saturday nighl'wirfbe on sale ot per suit___, r3 5 C L A D IE S C O R S E T C O V E R S Made of nainsook and trimmed with val, lace and insertion, -em­ broidery, torchon and insertion; also embroidery and insertion and finished with ribbon and bows; worth ^more - Q A / 1 money, but Saturday and Monday 4 3 c andL A D IE S ’ D R E S S E S These very pretty and stylish little tub dresses are made of tho l^j^.puallty ginghams, madras, lineue, etWpome hand embroidered while others are, trimmed in laccj Specially priced for Monday - - Sale Starts at 7 and Closes at 9 O’clock p. m. Monday O nly— C A M B R IO — Mon SayTinTy This is a beautiful soft finish quality and 30 This material is especially good for the princess »Ups, undergnrments, etc., and i« inches wide,* and is very servicablo for the shirtwaist equally as pretty at the 12¿4c and 15c as well ns the undergarments sold regularly at from ■hirnl -for'"BhlrtWTUsts and dresses. Full l2l4c'lo I5c. Monday 13 yards fo r.................... $1.00 40-inch wide and a great value a t.. 10c Sale Opens at 9 O’clock M o n d ay M E N S ’ D R E S S S H IR T S A new showing of mens' dress shirts; all coat styles, in heat stripes, dots, fig­ ures. etc., our good quality madras and percales.; They were made for a 75c seller, hut in buying a quantity will sell O n ly — LA W N S— M on d ay This is our 10c and 12'Ac quality lawns, batiste and organdie in dots, figures, stripes and fiqral designs. These materials are very sheer and show up splendidly at the old price, but for Monday Only will* be 10 yards. . . r ____ .Ti j _ . . ______ . . . ___ 6 9 C Saturday— B A T IS T E This is n. very special value lingerie batiste; full 45 inches wide; a very pretty evenly woven material that washes and wenrs and Is regularly sold at from 35c to 50c per yd. Saturday and Monday 25c O nly Sale Opens at 9 O’clock P IC K -U P S 4 5 - IN C H M EN S’ D RESS S H IF T S Mens’ $1.50 shirts to be reduced for our Saturday and Monday sales; these come in white, white with a corded stripe and white grounds with black stripes, dots and figures, mostly coat styles; $1 50 value, for Saturday and Monday only 97c W O R K .â H IR T 8 — Monday REAL VALUES ........ 25c These shirts are made full and of .a. good qualify Coat’s spool cotton, Ofor Coats’ crochet cotton, nil colors, spehomespun and seersucker; a good range of sizes and in * d a l........... . . ' I . . . . . . . __________4c ull colors, wush well, wear well,, and nre worth 39c. ulk liugu thread in black and white, . ' « • * • , special . . L . . . ; ___: ............ 5c Specially priced for Saturday untl Monday - ' English brass pins, per paper............. 4c Colgate's talcum powder, 25c kind... 18c Lq'die»’. Dutch collars in white *ond col-. W e are show ing a v e ry p re tty line of these heavy c an v a s -c o v e re d tru nks being strongly m ad e w ith brass c o rn e rs and heavy le a th e F s tra p T h a t go oil table refuse. Screen all food for sale. Screen all windows and doork, especial­ ly the kitchen and dining room .„ Burn pyrethrum powder in the liouse to kill flies. ' Don’t target, if you see files, that their breeding place Is in nearby filth. It may be behind the door, under the table* or In the cuspidor. If there is a nuisance In the neighbor­ hood It would be advisable to write at once to the health deportment. flic silver wedding celebration of the President and Mrs. Taft, the second that has been held In the White House, came to an end Tuesday with the lawns. In­ vitations had been sent to nearly 12,000 Persons, and it was- estimated that at least 5,000 were present. Tho United States Supreme Court, the Senate and the House of Representatives, all de­ portments of the government, the men who are high In political afTalrs of the country, the army, the navy and in every Walk in Ufa almost were represented. all around. 8 e e th e speolatly priced ones a t « - - - ....3? STORE CLOSES THURSDAY N O O N -HALF HOLIDAY CASH DEPARTMENT STORE SANFORD T w o S to«re s ,w 1 2 1 -1 2 3 E . F irs t S tre e t �> - •1 > P opular J u ris t Receive* Tokens o f t 1 Esteem From Oronfe Co, Bor On adjournment of the circuit court of Orange county.Hon. Minor S. Jones, pre­ siding. the bar of Orange county and the officers of the fourt being mindful that the term of office of Judge Jones wouli expire with the.month of June, 1911, and being desirous of showing to .the'Judge the high, esteem in which he is held by the bar Of Orange county and the officers of court oyer the circuit court of which he has held the position of Judge for the past fourteen years, thought proper to present to Judge Jones a testimonial on his retire­ ment that would express fully to him the regret of the bar that he Is to be no long­ er their Judge, and at the same time to give utterance to their appreciation os to bis high standing* ns a jurist, his many nobis qualities as a man, his worth as a citizen and the love and esteem they hok him in. And with this end In view, n commit­ tee appointed selected a gold headed cane and umbrella. The bar met anc Hon. W. L Palmer was selected to moke the presentation speech, which was most eloquently and appropriately rendered, expressing In behalf of himself, the bar and officers of the court fittingly their deep BLAN K BO O KS O FFIC E SU P P L IE S FIN E WRITING PA PE R TYPEW RITER S U P P L IE S Y. & E . FILING D E V IC E S K ODAKS A N D PH O T O M ATERIALS J. K. ........ ' MERRIN FO U N TA IN P E N S LE A T H E R G O O D S SC H O O L SU PPL IE S* L O O SE L E A F !B O O K S SE C T IO N A L D O O R C A SES BOOKS A N D > ’ ' M AG AZINES Tam pa 1107 & COM PANY i S STATIONERS AtfD BOOKSELLERS Sll fra n k lin St TAMPA, FLORIDA - , We are making a special display of our entire line. Not in the State is there a more complete line of goods of the high character that we carry. Our prices are always consistent with the quality of the mdse. We arc members of the Tampa Trade Extension A ssociation,and pay your fare both ways subject to rules of the organisation. W H ILE IN TH E C IT Y M A K E O U R ST O R E YO U R H E A D Q U A R T E R S MASON JARS Wlndovys — Paints, H ard w are Gasòllne Engines and Pum ps FREE CA It a. L a *a F 1r J m <-*»-, imm 1 FHi I *n->ll *"* . . .—, . O F N E W YO RK F E R . r • 4 . LO NDO N PARISIAN S ta p le s , F a d s a n d P a n d a s ________________ :__a___________ !_________________. - e_______________ They áre members of the Tampa Trade Extension Association, and will pay your fare to Tampa and back home again,'I subject to (Kc rules - - ■- - • • *í- Í - . ^-4 . .- ASK FOR . . - - -* - 11 ■ _.f i , -■ - - -- - •— ,— TRANSPORTATION fcllE C K TO S H O W OUR A PPR E C IA T IO N T o all excursionists visiting our im m ense store while in our fair city , we. wi(l p resen t to you, with our complim ents a com plete K IT C H E N S H O W E R ; cbnsisting of twelve useful kitchen articles. T H I S IS A B S O L U T E L Y F R E E — no strings arc on this offcr~-you d o n ’t have to purchase a p en n y ’s .worth. C all and ask for this kitchen show er all nicely packed i n a c a r d b o a r d b o x ,--------- ------------------- 1----I t’s a real tfeat, to be.shown through our beautiful store B etter C om e. VWE MEET AND GO ONE BETTER EVERY JMORTt!HTt • MAIL ORDER PRICE. Try us Once. “WE SAVE YOU MONEY.” We are members of the Tamps.Trade railroad fire to Tampa and return, ' Hillsborough Hardware Company Tam pa , off th e jr regular prices which are cheaper th an the other fcl. lows w ithout this reduction, when actual values, arc . taken in to -co n sid eratio n . T h eir stock consists o f the finest of m illinery goods, a large and well . selected stock, showing m odels QÍ TO V IS IT IN G S H O P P E R S : For Week Ending, J U L Y 1st. _& str eet Twenty-Five Per Cent. FO R T H E W E E K EN D IN G J U L Y 1st. S PECI A L PRI C “Mis* Bellows whs well known in this city to a large number of people, who will be deeply grieved on bearing of her death. She was active in church and philan­ thropic wort, being treasurer of the Home for the Friemilc&a. and officer of the Girls' Friendly Society and an active member L in For the nest two weeks, on their entire «tock, a i¡eductjon-of _ Phone 333 Ourt-Telepb health. She testified her faith 'I n the future of Sanford by investing in landa in various directions from the city. She will bo greatly - missed , by a large circle of friends. We add ah extract from a Rochester frank Florida ....... SUCCESSORS TOW* E.CHENOT- his honesty of purpose and 'impartial ad­ W E W E L C O M E YOU ministration of his duties os judge. bll ability and fairness In oil matters, etc. While the words of Mr, Palmer were elo­ quent and well chosen it was very notlcable that every person present was only too willing to second his remarks; and in conclusion the good and noble wife of the retiring Jurist was not forgotten. Very happily the was referred to, as Ip many cases the wife is helpful In the making of the man, and the cane tho judge was litformed was to his wife, who would shore the honors he hod won and who had been “helpful in the winning,'* etc. The testi­ 12 half gall monial was then handed His Honor, who. in accepting and in reply to Mf. Pollner 12 one q u a rt size 4 7 c ts •bowed plainly his full appreciation in a few words, broken ^Jby his unrepressed ¿latitude. The judge*was moved et times to tears and plainly sbowod his love fbr the members of the bar and the officers of his opurti and his regrets at the “port* Ing of the way.” I was, reminded by the judge's talk of a question that was asked of a* delegate to the convention that first nominated George Washington as President of the United States. The The.delegate was asked, "Who was the most eloquent man In the conventionf' We Pay Your Railroad Fare. Ask For Transportation Check and after thought he replied; "George * . v . ■Ç f . Washington.' -The delegate was asked' what George said, and In reply said, “Off * ' nothing, be just wept.' And so It was with Judge Jones, his tears were elo­ P hone 364. • 1114-1112 Franklin S tre e t quent. _ ^ ___ The Judgft-left Sanford Wednesday morning for ilia home in Titusville, where he,wiU take up again the practice of his profession. Not only the bar of this county, but we know the bar of the several counties of this circuit second the voice of Orange, all wishing him well and prosperity. Mtnnte A. Bettow s....... The many friends of .Miss Minnie A. Bellows will be grieved and shocked to hear of her sudden dcath/which occurred bn * train between Aurora and Rochester, N. V., Wednesday, .June 14th. She left Sanford May 24th, via Clyde Line enroute for her home in Rochester, after spending a happy winter with her friends and relatives, the Worthingtons a t Lake Onoro. She had planned to visit a few days with friends (n New 'York City, go­ ing thence to Wells College, Aurora, to at­ tend a meeting of the alumnae associa­ tion, of which she was • member. Let­ ters were received from her, both fijom New Ydrk and Aurora, tho fatter written the day before her death, both Indicating that sho was in'usunJ health and enjoy­ ing her visit extremely. For years she had boen subject to a heart weakness, ■endTt-ts-pfObabie-thet—twe—death—was due to over exertion in catching her train. The conductor of the train noticed her running to make the train, and on mak­ ing his rounds found her dead In the last coach, which was otherwise empty. Too remains were properly cored for and her friends notified at once. Funeral service« were held in St. Luke's church, Rochester, and Interment In the family grounds at Pituford. v. f V1« Mis« Bellows was an enthusiastic lover of Florida, and especially of the lake re­ gion adjacent to Sanford, where she plan­ ned to eventually make a winter borne. She bad spent the last three winters with her relatives, the Worthington*, apparent­ ly enjoying every moment of her stay f - ” Extension Association and |y> ^ RHODES--PEARCE--M AHONEY FU R NITU RE C O*M PA NY , . , ,¿ “ m Florida * « Complete House FuR|iisbers TO TAM PA BY RAIL OR W A T E R •U T - q i - T O W N Next week we will make a special display of desks, filing cnbi nets and safes, — ,• CU S T C fa re s Refunded by First National Bank The Tampa. Trade Extension Association is .a cooperative organiza­ tion of iB3 of TaMpa's leading business houses, comprising every line o f business. It was formed for the purpose of placing the out-of-town shop­ per on an equal footing with people located in Tampa by paying their railroad or boat fares. • •\ . • • * We ore ugentsjn South Florida for the celebrated L. C. Smith Typewriter andwill give demonstrations at our office Thursday, June 29th. We are also agents for the Kansas City Automatic , * ■Computing Scales. • '• \ » » « *% , • • We moke a specialty of seats for moving picture showi, churches and t .schools. *% ■ • _ "V *• * • * * * ■« , * » | Our sales rooms are located near the Atlantic Coast Line depot and we wont oil visitors to Tampa next week to call und see us. . . . As members of the Tampa Trade Extension Association we y ill pay your railroad fare to Tampa and ■return according to The rules of the Association. Stop In Tam pa w ith the' membòrs of the Tam pa Trade Extension Associa­ tion and your faros w ill be paid both ways subject to the rules of the. Assoc ia tjo n For Further Particular* write : Supply Com pany G L E N N - R E A~G I N / 2 0 6 Zaok S tre e t^ — M anagers - Tam pa TAMPA TRADE EXTENSION ASSOCIATION Best Fertilizers On Earth FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS. Sanford. Fla General Fire Insurance A NATURAL £ - BEAUTY ■.. 7 F io ri SPOT IM PR O V ED W- O O D L A N D P A R SK The dhell-mound at tlie mouth of Lake Monroe; every con- | venieoce for picnic parties; admission free. The swimming i>wi : under these big oaks is emptied and cleaned every day und with pure ig water. Ask your doctor's ojpinion about this. Try it once ou will come again. Open TIIURSDAYS ami SUNDAYS. Other days by arrangement. Go west on First street. Marl road to Brady's store, then north to Rand's siding; cross railroad and keep road east . of and ! along railroad; good hard roari all the way. Sanford, . ■ T. �T H t SANFORD HERALD t u M M i m ì - n 'n ^ V V ‘ " v n i V. Now Is The Timle To Buy Improv. ed “Ready to Plant” Sanford Celery Farms ■ These farms can be bought for the next thirty days for less money than ever again. have Sanford farnrts to sell. We Not Largo, Taft, Burbank nor. Celery City but Sanford. Always Sanford. There is only one Sanford. All irrigated ready to plant. Will pay for themselves this winter. H. H . . . . . C H A P E E L L ’S.J Real Estate Agency ................................................................................................................ A llV IN O ON THE F A R M Sanford Growers Are Not Living Out Of Tin Cans The growers in the celery delta are be­ coming Imbued with the idea that farm irug should be done here aa it la. else­ where insofar ns the growing of what is consumed on the farm is concerned Many newcomers arrive and curry on operations by purchasing everything they must consume while they are growing vegetables for the markets. They sell and then buy back to .maintain them through the non-producing season, which season is how on the verge of elimination by the transforming of. die vegetable farms into sources of production during the summer and early full. A great num­ ber of growers will gather their own hny this Season, it being estimated, that not less than 5.1)00 tons will be put dp. There are many fields of sturdy torn now grow­ ing, -where ti few weeks ago crops of various'kinds of early vegetables were to be seen. In the pens will be fount! small hunches of hogs 'aliening for the local markets and now it is becoming die rule for the farmer to bring produce to town to/trade for groceries. If this system is kept up and the ."hog and hominy" |>olicy is developed to Us maximum. ihc_h rolls of the celery delta fanners will- be­ come the fattest in th e . state. A gentle-' m an recently told the writer that he purchased two pigs and inside df-atir months sold for enough to purchase seventeen inure pigs—Ht^says me pigs will eat the things his family does not care for ami then the Dimity ¿Tin cut die pig —Sapiord Cor Times-Unioh. The Crfppen Music .Store • * High-gradç Pianos, Organs,* and Graphophones Low Easy Payments. P ric e s Pico Block ~~ Gave Up Hope “I suffered five years, with awful pains, due to woman­ ly troubles," writes Mr*. M. D. McPherson, from C hadbourn, N. C. '"They grew worse, till 1 would often ta in t 1 could not wallc^at all, and I -had an awful hurting In mjr sid e ; also a headache and a backache. 1 gave up and thought I would die, but my husband urged me to try Cardul, so, k began, and the first boffl* helped me. By the time the third bottle w ai used, I could do all my work. All the peoplo around her« »aid 1 would die, but Cardul relieved m«.M • For more-than 50 years, • Cardul has been rd ltv in f woman's sufferings, and making weak women strong and well. During tills time, thousands of women hav« written, Jlke Mrs/McPherson, to tell of the really lurprlslnjr results they .¿stained by the use. of_this purely vegetable, tonic remcjly for women. V "^Cardin strengthens, builds, restores, and relieves or pr*» vents unnecessary pain and suffering from womanly troublbi. If you are a woman, begin taking Cardul, today. . □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Third Visit to Sanford Writ* to: L ld it i' AiWImrj Pert., ChuUoooM M tdldnt Co,. OityMUMun. 7 m * . lor Sjtr.al liutrutUoru. inJ M - puc book. How« T r t it t t u t tor w h ile . i ^ M k n 1 « ! J l- W ill R eturn in Four W eeks *1 W i l l N O U R f A T IN C U RABLE D IS E A S E S W L A K t R U N N IN G Our Chief Physician docs not caic to devote his time to the treatment of absolutely Incurable diseases. If In; secs n o ‘ hi»|>c for el| your He.withe* to impress this fact upon the readlie docs not consider a case incurable because other It is in effecting cures in just such cases that the average specialist. If ha. cannot cure you you so and send you home with such tidvicc as may he value to you. as lie did in a number of ease* during his la's! visit. * & SM® AT H IT fa ROBBINS NISI MONDAY *! JU N E 26 One Day Only W c Never Use the Knife Our Phy&lciuns Arc experts in the diagnosis' and treat■mem o f1'Simii;uJr.- Hnwri-anrf- Liver--Diwarex; rtw h ^^ iy ip ep sT aT Constipation, Piles, Diarrhoea, etc. Cured in the shortest possible time without the use of injurious drugs. R heum atism —O pr cure for rheumatism is the most success­ ful known, Young and middle aned men who suffer from the ef­ fects of youthful indiscretions and Nervous Debility may call wifh confidence. 1 -Throat, Luilg aild Nasal Diseases such as Catarrh, Bron­ chitis, Consumption, Asthma, successfully treated by our own special methods of treatment. Heart, Blood a n d S k in Diseases sugh as Scrofula,-Ulcers, Eczema, Pimples, etc., especially cases that have baffled the skill of other physicians t J Diseases Of W o m e n —After years of expedience wc have found the greatest cure known for diseases peculiar To the sez, pain­ ful menstruation, sterility, barenness, leucorrhoca. puritiv, and fibroid, tumors In the early stages, etc, positively cured by our method. Our treatment is perfectly harmless! and easily applied. No humiliating exposure on examination. Try it, and you will exclaim like hun­ dreds of others: “Oh, 1 feel like a different woman.“ i - Rupture Verlcocele. permanently cured without the use of -kaifv-tntM-or-suspensory.—.Be-eure-conwlt—us^bsfoie—Asking—treat1 ment. * * 4? Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Bright’s Disease, Diabetes, Inflammation of the bladder, Enlarged Prostrate, Frequent and Dribbling Urination, it costs no more to employ an exptrr than to risk your life with an inexperienced physician. S tricture and all forms of disease of the uretha and prostrate gland curedliy our Medical Bougie, a method of treatment without pain or detention from business. . Syphilis or Blood Poison cured without the use of injurious drugs where others fail. Brain, Spinal and Nerve Diseases such as Paralysis, Locomotor Ataxia. Epilepsy, Fits. Neuralgia. Sciatica. Headaches, Sleepless ness, Dizziness, Brain and Nervous Exhaustions, etc., successfully treated by our original method. •i Young and Middle-aged Men who suffer from the effects of'^outhful indiscretions and’oervous‘debility ' may call wifh confi­ dence. O ur physician's extensive experience enables him to, in a few minutes, search out and detect the % seat of your disease. He has posted a forfeit of $5(Ffbr any case that he cannot, if he so desires, tell every ache and pain that you have in five minutes from the time you take your chair before him. \ * . United Specialists 125 Laiir? S treet - Jacksonville; Fla. Chas. M. Maud, Sheriff •The many friends of Charlie Hand througliout Orange counfy are urging iiim to make the race for sheriff and he in al­ most itersuaded. In fact Mr,. Hand hiw^ served the county as tJLuinlYy sheriff^ feels perfectly familiar a iu lp a p in ie ^ f holding jlrwn the ioit.^tf^iheiUfr' Ills Have no dtrutf s nlwmr^llie matter is iiarfiy up tiTcharlie to get in fiupie and start campaigning. Every­ body -ktiows Charlie Hand ' and wlien he .yuMs to shaking hands and kissing the Bill lief and nniking n —/•»»■.t -»n-irJ-r ¿¿inothing doing ail the time. If he has not made op ins mind to .become u can­ didate at this writing he will he obliged to starf now. for Tlte Herald has his pic­ ture a id touts him ns the winner. But wc arc not running from' , competition. Vy.hy shpulcl we? If you had ever tntdcd_'wit(i AFr^^would.not need to answer this ' question... fT ' ■ O u r P rices are Right Our qualities aje better and wc give fair, honest treatment to our, customers. I f any ot our com-' pecitors can B E A T that they are entitled to your tra'dcv . -' . -W HEN IN- NHHD O A b lr UPON Sanford Supply Co. • T in r r T T T in n r T T T T T T T - Sanford, Florida Phone 3 3 0 Representative Shcrley of Kentucky on Tuesday introduced an amendment to th p ire food ami drug act, *prohibiting p i h ¡4 ami misleading Mutenlcnts about the cut utivc value of ipeJicinul p'repatutiuim on patent iHcdicinvj labels. Shcrley soya the bill Is intended to make the jnirc fooji luw embrace - tl use''cases' of interstate shipments of Afdrthlcss medicines and drugs fraudulent y held out to. ttie [sihlic as possessing curative properties. y - Ground IS IT TUB t A i l M i n i T O IL TII. 1 T T H t t . \ n or B A C H M O N T H U K VS TOUIUST MrH IS T . T O V S T .is jt O -os rouiatr vu.* t m jS D E S T / 'B p M IN A T B VNM'ISB S r tS D T N G OS T H I T T B S I N C A M 'A T o r TOUS M O K t r -S T A S T A S A T IN C S A CCO U N T - S T A S ! IT NOM'.' T O ­ S A I- B It A N B A S T H A B IT TO A C t y lU t £ PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD INSURED AGAINST LOSS? Mayings Made With the-A m erican P aten t • * ’ > . . i Hinge Joint and Flexible Stay. Let u§ dem onstrate its merits - : . The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw - PHONE NO. 8 M . M , S M IT H , Fr«« • M. H. « T B V Í H Í , V -F ra s . J J u L {*Tfal (aj '•>ft jf .1 H. «. TOUR, Cas Mar ■ W f.-aA if'i.-'- �G. R. CALHOUN Laura Fish, Helen St John, Ruth" Abbott. Best Rosa Dickenson, Mary Alice Martin, Drude Peters, Flotenoe Strlngfellow. On Blanche Bothamly, Charlotte Hand, Emma of Interest Concerning Pearce, Roscnn J acock«, Messrs.. Bryan Higgins, Nlxton Butt, Cecil Butt. Will Society People. FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALSr'Sanford, Subscription Price, $2.00 a Year In Advance * * . • ‘ rj * Hill, W. A. Lcfftr. Felix Frank. Guy Ellsworth, Eugene Roumillot, R. R. Dens, E n te ra l M »eoanjt-dii» mall m atter A tisun 22nd P O I N T S P U R E L Y P E R S O N A L Archie Betts. L Pi McCuller, Tracy Mc1908, a t tba PoatoIBce a t Sanford; Florida, ttu n d ar Act of March 3rd. 1078. ■•*■— - Culler, .lames Jl. .Williams. Ben Fish. M. L Raines, W. L. Morgan, F. B. Brown, W. Celery City Vanity Fair While How OiBc* In HerAid Putldlni A w ay-the Golden H onrs-- —1 A. Strlngfellow, C. C. Howard, David Telephone Hp. U 8. ■ ____.___ _ Caldwell, Wideman Caldwell, Norman Social Gossip. * Deforest, Gwynn Fox, Andrew Whitaker. * ° W H Y N O T T R A D E A T A M E A T M A R K E T TH E H ERALO PRlftTlNO CO. Where you can Imvc^-your order delivered ot once and not he 4_W. A. Wakefield, M. M. Smith. W. J. Tho Herald Printing Co., makes it's Hous« Party at K e tla r'S Thigpen. Carl Hamiitou. John Adams. forced to wait for the grocery wagon. We deliver telephone or­ bow to the public this week and on July One of the most pleasant events of the ders'AT ONCE BY special mbssenger. ! * first will take over the plant of the San­ summer sent on thus far was at the house Frank Campbell, W. H. Wight and Biddy Gore. I i i i ford Herald with n few changer in the party given by Miss Charlotte Keelor to ,i Complete line of Florida and' W estern Beef and Pork, personnel of (lie management. The her friends on the Jcseiiing of the 15th Tuesday evenlhg at her attractive home „ Lamb, Dry and Salt Meats and Poultry.* officers of the new company ore as fol­ lust. on Pnrk avenue. Mrs, B, W. Herndon gave lows; ’ - . SPECIALS TODAY—Fresh Fish, Broilers, Fryers ami HomeThe young people numbering about for­ a very pretty partv ‘in honor of Mika Made Pork Sausage. R. J. Holly, president; OcorgoW. Kinim- ty in all began arriving at 7:30, and in Lnurindn Miller of Jacksonville, who is K 14fn. vice-president and W. M. Hnynex, tlic course of on tiour the house, tin* cool her guest. Mrs. Herndon was assisted in Form erly w ith »P t i f R R T C C C -.ito V o rk Ave. secretary and treasurer. ' 'verandas and tiie lawn were filled with a caring for lifer young guests by Mrs. A. P. * J. 0. R oberts * • D R 1U U O phone No. i . — - .. ; Tne company will start 'out witlra merry laughing throng; nil of them enjoy­ Connelly and MrsT F. L. Miller. A variety d ean sheet and enough financial backing ing the occasion to the utmost. Dancing, of gaiftea were played and an auction sale to make the Herald office one of the most singing, music, rowing over the mounUt was litild; at which articles. *ere #old that surface or Lake Golden, or bathing in its were a great soured of amusement. At .complete of the size in the South. J. Holly will bold' the position, of limped waters were some of tile many, the close of the deligiilful evening ice cream nnd cake were served. Those so or and W. M. Haynes, buslnesp man- features of the evening's enjoyments. fortunate ns to be invited to this pleasant The costumes worn by the guests were which will, result in a better'an d larger paper "in every way, the t former unique and ¡inactive; the' girls all being pnrty were Misses Annie McDermit, ChorF O R U M T T E D T IM E mu|tltutllnous>duties of the editor, busl- dressed in “Short Kid Skirta." while thc^Jotle linmi. Renin - Mmralir-Neiiie-Ekierr innnugcr, . collector and . general boys wore knee trousers. Mnnyuml vari­ Linda Connelly, Lucca* Chappell. Mary •ctotum detracting from the usefulness ous were the styles and effects represent­ Chappell, EsbIo Purdun; Karl, Roumillat, ing the fancies and whims of the wearers. Clarence Muhoney, Able Knnner, Forrest the editor and the paper. ,__ _ In addition to the youngsters there were Gatchel, Ralph Wight; Archibald Hendry, The editorial and businesk. departments a number of ¡parried persons present'who Popo Wicker, Frank Kelly, Ernest Belts, of’lit newspaper should be separóte and entered into the jollity and spirit of the Frank Campbell, Osborne Herndon and distinct, departments and the new ar­ / evening ns much ns anybody. Tb« re­ McDowell Butt. rangement of The Herald Will effect, this freshments served were excelleqtVred in change and be u benefit to the renders Story telling at tire band stand in the perfect with all the other successful enter­ *' and patrous. park, for children, a feature of the W. C. tainments offered, which were all planned , Mr. Holly needs no introduction to the Pnd executed by Miss Keelor, the always T, U. work planned for tlio summer has proven a popular venture judging by the people of Florida. charming agd vivacious young hostess , G. W. Klunuhan Is a retired capitalist whose ability us an entertainer was never number of little folks that- assembled in sir of Wichita. Kansas, who becomes a' stock- more in evidence than on the evening in the park last Saturday afternoon to listen . holder because .he sees n -bright futuro- qiicstion. Everybody was happy, oil had to tlic stories. Mrs. G. B. Waldron and Mrs. Lewis will be at the park Saturday • for Sanford opd is anxious a good time, and were reluctant to leave afternoon a n d _ th e _ U ie children ure placing his .money where it Uill’Help when-the'ntmTapproaclt of the midnight promised nn interesting time if ^thtrr-wib :. boost Sanford and incidentally help his ; hour bade them do»o./ ’Miia Charlotte has meet at half past four o'clock. l ^interests. W. 'M. Haynes . j t \ a u . ex­ the fervent Blank» cipher guests for giv­ perienced newspaper * man. advertising ing them such a delightful evening oj Tlie.ouclkm bridge club was entertain­ solicitor and expert accountant tiuving pleasure mid enjoyment. . ' ed on Thursduy afternoon by Mrs. f . L. served In a like capuclhy for u ¿number Following is u partial list of those pres­ Miller 'at h&r home on Maguoiia avenue. of years on the Wichita Engle, but be­ ent: Misses Mubci Bowler, Charlotte Keel­ Highest score wat, mudo by Mrs. A. P. coming imbued with the idea ufa Grenier or. Rose Dickinson, Louise Sheppnrd, Alice Connelly to whuu»~wfl3t\ wnprfed the prize, Sanford has Invested-his money--in San­ Whitner, Mndge Ward, Luciltr'Kichards. k i t e it handsome cuV-glass ford lands and in The Heruid and will Irene Brady. Elizabeth McLaughlin, Flor­ '■ make this city his home. ' / ence Frank, Rena B.own,- Mctl Whitner, ijlii . This explanation is given the public in Helen St. John; Mr. and Mrs-. W. W. order that the policy of the paper Will be Prather, Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Brady, Mrs, i ■ made plain at once The Herald neither K. S. Keelor, Mrs. 0. W. King, Mrs. Anno, Bi* “ asks for charity or\cxpccU to give aTty. Mrs. Harry dYurd. Mrs. C. O. McLuugtilln « Every one will be treated fair and square H. K. Dens,” W. J. Thigpen, J. M. -Me and aside from boosting Sanford nnd Knsklil, G. K. McKnskill, R. L. Johnson ii m i Orange county the jui|>cr cxjxtcts to make Elijah B. Brown, L. P. McCuller, Roy Bow a living and warrants die co operation of ers, D. D.. Caldwell, Billie litll, Braxton m l every one living In tho county in pat­ Perkins. Mr. Ijrady, H. W. Cildwcll. Mr i;- i j ronizing The Herald as long as the paper* Clouser. Mr. La.Moutes,-Henry Pardon. nnd# printing plant gives satisfaction. New‘machinery, will be'Installed to give O unce n t S a n fa rd H ous* the printing plant ample facilities for Last Thursday evening at the Sanford l v H E taking care of till the work of this section. "#T— P_We wutíl everyjul of ¡1 utxl Mining ad­ city gave a most enjoynblo dance In We Are High Up vocates of the home industry plan do not honor of the ladies of the Daytona Beach EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AM) STOW -S expect uny firm to send out of "the city house pnrty, who had just returned " to for anything that . fi® Herald can sup- Sanford. - Siumtfn'fl" orchestra furnished If You Are Looking fo r o -Laundry “Tf" piVOur new line of R A N G E S and K IT C H E N excellent music and those who went That Is Near P erfection a s One Can Be : T.y ihe PROGRESS SANITARY STEAM ! Our weekly pay’ roll umouuis to.oyer thoroughly enjoyed the pretty «finir. S T O V E S arc the kinJryou h a v e w a n te d , and yiiHl per week, every ten t of which is LAUNDRY. Those invited were Dr. nnd Mrs. T. A couldn't get. v spent right here in Sunford, whieiris np Neal, Dr. and'*Mrt. S. Puleiton, *Mr. and jtein for our merchants to consider before Mrs. C. N. Hand, Capt. anti Mrs. A. V. B. We pride ourselves on our plant patronizing oilier printing firms outside of Futjo, Mr. and Mrs- 0. W^ Brady and mid our ability to do ¿ood work. S E E O U R B A R G A IN C O U N T E R Sanford. . * daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Broadwater and You run no risk when you send us ’ The Herald Printing Co. is a business daughter, Mr and Mrs. 3. 0. Packard, your linen. We use nothing hut proposlliftfi pure and simple and id the Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sehumpert, Mr. and future development of this section will Mrs. F. L. Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. pure soaiL starch, filtered and discarry a goodly part of the burden cheer­ Miller, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. .Gonzalez, Mr. lillcd- XvafoF^TEverythIng will be fully, fairly and honestly. ! and Mrs. J..W. Dickens, Mr. and Mrs. B. d^ncVuji.ja'perfection and ■returned The Herald is.not owned or controlled F. Whitner Jr.'M r. nnd Mrs. J. N. Whit­ looking like new. Rmid Budding Ju s t a c ro ss th e s tre e t by any political faction and will give the ner, Mrr^nd Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mr. and „ . Try us. Phone 30. people a square deal Id the future os it Mre. A, P. Connelly, Dr. and Mrs. Davis NO SAW EDGES ON COLLARS Forster, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Higgins, Mr. has in the p a s t ' and Mrs. A, E. Yowell, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. i f i l i f t i f f i V i ' n i n i i M ¡ i iV i'i'i'm ’i'iVifVf i ■ I iif 'i, lY iY iiV iti ifi'i'ifY iV iiY i'i m i l I rm i n r n m We are the same Herald a s ' of yore, *«• 11. Fernald, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Marks, only assuming new hubiliments in order ------------ ---------------- " ...F O R... to serve our constituents better. By ydur Mr. and Mrft. S. 0. Chase, Mr. and R. C. Maxwell, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. IV paper shall you be known and by Tho Herald the city of Sanford has been Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ward, Mr. and Mrs. known and in the incorporation of the Stutnon and family, Dr. and Mrs. O. W King, Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Holtz, Mr. and _L ' ; Herald Printing Co. the editor takes Mrs. George Fox Jr., Mr. und Mrs. W. S. higher stand for the people, rejoicing not only In the paper's success but in the fact Burnet, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Whitaker, that the people will be partners in this Mr. and Mrs. J. L Hurt, Mr. and Mrs A. W. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Luke. success and future achievement. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mr. und Mrs. B. ;W. Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Rossetter, r Mr. and Mr/*B. A. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. / M USIC L E S S O N S - Roy Synuet, Mr. and Mrs.'11. P. Driver, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Holden. Mr. and Mrs.- F. tudlo Music Room, Pico Block W. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Buies, teacher whose advantages have Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newman, Mr. and AS YOU LIKE IT been very superior under the best na­ Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. P. tive talent, also German master of In- Com propet. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gabbett, without the aid of a cake of ice or teraatlonai fame graduate of Conserva- Dr. nnd Mrs. Howard, Mr. F. H. Rand and fan. A line cool smoke can be family, Mr. and Mrs. Deane Turner, Mr. obtained every time you smoke u lory of LluM c and Heldburghausen Latest and V M ^aethods in piano a rub and Mrs. C. 0. McLaughlin and daughter. THE NEW P E R F E C T IO N BLUE ELA M E O IL S T O V l Mrs. Mary Strong, Mrs. H/ L. DeForrest T a m p a John C ig a r mandolin \b e r r a n d harmony Sight "fc — *‘——- , K cad ln iu #*clal F e a t u r e ,/ ^ Mrs. R. S. Keelor, Mrs. May Dickens, ^ C lean, cool, cheap, econom ical, safe; no sm oke, no odor; They ore hand made and have all Students carefully graded^, special Misses Vivian Yeiser, Madge Ward, GeUie the qualities that oppeal to the especially adapted to ironing—-sp e c ia l. sod-iron healing Butt. Bessie Sehumpert, Sadie Williams. attention to correct work wftb begin­ critical smoker. The price la only Charlotte Keelor. Linda Leffier. Belle plate free. C all and let us show you the bcUt oil stove ners as well as a d v a ttsc ^ p ipils: good cents. Smith. Peaches Letlier, LiUie Fair Smith, on the m arket -:r ' * ^ piano, limited number of 12 only., Annie Higgins, Mabel Haod Louise ’l * By Mrs. A. H. Crip pen. J r . who'Üqs Sbeperd, Elia Strlngfellow, Mabel Bowler, » r decided to resume her musical work Flossie FronkjjCenle Wicker, Alice Whltagain. Address Box H27* R E | THE HILL HARDWARE COMPANY, Agents I n*r, MffTitWtner, Mobei1Anderson, Mae THE M.^& R. S T Hamilton, Margaret Roberts, Stella Smith, Fertilizers Earth Where Do „You Buy M eat? o 0 )1 in order to cut down rr/y large stock of Buggies and Carriages I will close them out at cost for J;he next thirty days. This is thechance of your life time to secure a fine Buggy or Car— jiage at cost. ■ . _ W . H. UNDERW OOD THE TIME I To Think of New Furnishings * - For Your Home WILLIAMS & MILTEER Broiling Toasting Boiling Roasting Baking Ironing 0 ; i �r T ilt SANFORD MF.RALO Little Happenings— Mention of M atters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST Summ«*? "•Mfi® H oatbf smawTant We suspect ilint several of our young men think that It is uwfulLy dull tit homo now nml that life is more Vorth living 1ft Sanford.—Tavares Herald. T. B. Lanier, the( .man who has made Tavares famous was in tho city on Tues­ day. Bat states that Tavares is forging to the front and will inuke a strong bid foMourists this season. On Monday'evening. June li). Sanford Temple N o /lV f’yihinn Sister Initiated nine candidates into the mysteries of the Order. Past Grand Chief, Sister'Brown of Pulntka assisted in the ritualistic Work. After the the meetingj refreshments were served R. L. Johnsbn of/Utdlimore will preside at the itrescription department of L. R. Philips & Co., during the absence of l)r. philips. Mr. Johnson wus formerly a res­ ident of Sanford and his jnany friends are jgltdi to ,seo him again. He is now studying—£Uedlcin<i in Baltimore and spends his Vacation in Sanford where the weather is much cooler. All Loool A dvertisem ents Under This Heading. One Cent a Word Each Issue For Sale—Four fresh* registered Jersey cows, Mrs. L. A. Moorman. Maitland •For Rent—On Coronado Bench a coinfurtnhle six room cottage large rooms. Would prrfer-to*T em -it for the season. For particulars apply to T. J. Nlemcyer, Uingwood, Fla. 45-2tpFor Sate at a Bargain—Ten acres eph cry land cAi Denrdntl avenue and trolley line. 3it ncrcs clcnrctl- All ten under Succinctly Arranged for Mur- . . 'pH E Laundry Bag say*! rled Herald Readers. "Funny things—the 'hobo1 Attend the Elks ball game next Tuescollars dap and grow fat. * , * * r Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff and children is in fine condition. Address K, care but t^itcr t>vo or three trips tar \ •ire visiting relatives in North Carolina. Hern Id. -f.) n j j j , the laundry you wouldn't think John W. Dickens has returned from a For Sale Cheap—One of the best lots on they had ever seen better days. First St., Sanford, if interested. Address b r i e f business trip to Jacksonville. R. Iluckshnum, Tnnipn. Fla. 4S-2p "T h ey 're frayed •aad frazzled Flks boll game next Tuesday for the _ .t 'broke.’ «1— i ._ • For Rent—Good 7 room housl* with and * benefit of Hospital. hath. Apply after 5, p. nt.. to James "I know ’em. **• Moughton, Union Ave. 45-2|i Frank b. Milteor made a short stay in For Sale—60 Victor Laurel Steel,Range. Jacksonville on Saturday. " I also know others that are Used very little, 6-8 inch lids, at a bar­ different—Corlias-Coon. Jim Turner, the candy kid of Jackson­ gain. Secant Miller's Wareroom. 44-tf ville interviewed our merchants on WcdFor Kent—I have a few first class tiled "T hey keep their sclf-rcspcct M eeting Mondny Night farms for rent on sha res. No money re­ nesduy, and style through many laundry. tail red. Alsu some for cash rent. Levi There will be u meeting of Ihis cliize Miss Mary Alice Martin of Miami Is trips, and when their end dots ninford owner, and dealer in Sanford o n m is f ' c a n Ìim tn i< a K lii u n n conic, tit’s an honorable one. visiting her sisters, Mrs. Geo. Fox, Jr„ in the Eagles' Hall Monday nlgm to (6 truck farms. plans for tlie Fourth of July celebration and Mrs. J. C. McDaniel. For Rent—For cash live acres of choice iamHtt-Beek-HammocIr-tJIcrt and CHttlvntE|ks* last ball fgam el cornea _ufl _mtxt Pow ers -Lilia .ed’for several years. A, Woddwnrd 123 Tuesdoy., Benefit of Hospital. You must Al Ulja one of the most popular en­ No. Fifteenth St. Richmond Ind, 43-3t gineers on the A. C. L. was united in be there. For Rent—3H acre farm, 2is acres M ade ] llon.J. N. Whittier bus urrived home ntarrnge to Miss Jimmie Powers on Tuesday in Savannah. Tiie couple will from a business trip to New York. : 7J o r i 5* Bank building Meeting of citizens, Monday night at •poml several weeks Hairing tiie north To Lei—ftooips furnished and unfur Eagles Hall—Fourth of July celebration. taking in Ningnrn Falls and other jtuints nislted, light housekeeping, I1G Frcudi of interest. Mr. and Mrs. l.ilja will make Ave, west Side, twoininutes fpim pepot. Mr. Mercer Davis, wiio bus been visit­ Sanford tlieir home u|>on their return. 43-tf. ing relatives iu Palatku, has returned Best wishes of their rnuny friends go witli To Rent—Five room cottage with hath, impure Comfort Cottage, 43-tf. home. ^ them in which the He raid joins. For Rent—Celery farm and .tract Mrs. Ja y lor left this week for Tantpu Dont Miss St. Elmo at Star Tiieatre richest hammock laud, near city box 173. where she will spend several months the Saturday Night. 4 • * 45-11 Sanford’Fla. <> 1J-(it p. guest .of her Daughter, Mrs. Hdmptoft. Honse to Rent—Park Avenue 5 rooms Buy. Henry Clay flour ol W. W. Long Clothier and Men’s Furnisher Do you wnni Sanford to celebrate the and get the best on earth. 44-tf 312.50 per month including water. Spencer. * 43-tf. FuitrtliT /Come to Eugles ’Tlull Monday SANFORD F L O R ID A One and two horse wagons with celery For Sale—Splefided orange grove night and tell u» your reasons. flared tilde bodies at Underwood's 17-tf Might exchange for Sanford cel^y Innd Paul Weaver, tiie oflicient auditor of Swellest line or Go-Carts In the city. of same vatue. Address “Owner Box 151 DcLand, Fin llieS, & E. Ry, Association is spending Sunford t u rultnro Co. 3 5 tf Fur Rent—Three new furnished rooms hu vacation ill tils old'Tiome In Lafayette, Gus engine repuiiN. Sanford Machine cot. Myrtle and tilth also farm implements Indiana far sale. A. U. Stock Oak nnd Second st. ¿ Curage Co Mrs. B. A. Howurd mtd children. Mrs, ' ‘43-tf. Or. J. C. Davis the optician is in the DAYT0\A BEACH. FLORIDA For Kent—Tw^ unfurnished rooms over Kent Rossetter it ltd child* untl Miss Mabel Woodruffs shoe store. Mrs. K. L Junes. cityTtp-thrcRubbins' Nest. He) will leave AdderbOli left on Wednesday lor Michi­ For Rem—7 Room house, bath mid all S IT U A T E D D IR ECT LY ON O M A N BEACH gan. wltere' they. will .spend lbe summer. in atKJUt :t week for Jarksonville, -45-Rp improvements, 2(J(1 Laurel Ale. J. li, 'At Icing's grocery .you get best grade the Sanford and Orlando Elks will play Ferguson. 39-tfe •• 44-tf Special Summ er Rates in Effect June 1st For Sale jtp u Bargain—-Ten 'acres on hall next Tuesday at Holden Pork,' ,100 Elgin butter on ice. ftu II doses ”60(1", will...cure any cuse Benrdnli avenue, close to station. Five laughs. of Chills and Fever. Price, ¿5c. 37-ff acres tiled, farmed two years. Impure SPECIAL RAILS GIVEN JXI Al/Iü PARIILS Miss Milieu lifts ecturned Hunt Tnvnrcs Henj Id For Sole—My fancy .driving nnd saddle where she was engaged for some time in C. M. W ILSON Proprietor horse Cecil GaEbftt. 39-tf the olhcc oi Attorney H H Duncan. For Sale—Cheub' good It) acre iruck Sanford celery is stiff in demhnd at farm near Cameron City, , 5 ncres tiled. (aiicy prices. Considerable ipianilties are 7 acres under cultivation, good bouse and farn. 40,000 feet celery boards. Also 50 being shipped and llie growers ore mak­ acres good linmnu>ek Iniul for sale. In­ ing profit?. quire Herald Office. Ill-tf. Miss Litrinda Miller of Jacksonville is O M O R E prgctica s u m m e r wear Two nice fresh Jersey ’cows for sale visiting in Sasford, the guests of Mr. ami' cheap. Also Rhode Island, Red eggs for hutching nnd stock. Free booklet. Luke'- ' Up X T 1 an L u m p s and O Mrs. U. W.- Herndon. imuu-Poultry Kurin, Winter Park. Fla Few people in Sanford ex|>ecl to leave M-tf TJtcy die co oler a n d better suited, Tn p o in t of for iniKutinins or sensltorc 'this summer. For Rent—5-ncre farm. 2ii acres of line -summer garden coming on. 20 bearing ' Jtp st y lc. (¿jtinfot t and long wear, tha n tfvc black leathers. Sunford is good enough till the year (»rattge trees,, 50 |>e:n'h trees, also very .MitAOU Jj mi M L j H. iliodcfn ii-ntdi n Flips. K.'-Bates is now selling West cottage, front and back (torches. faces south (¡olden Lake, 3 miles south east of Side lauds in the Etismiuger. Ul/s k where Tiie nursing heme at Silt and Elm Ave. Sunford; 15 nriiiule? walk to street rail­ he has lilted up fine quartets and wliyre is prepared to care for a limited number way, also Oveitin railroad. Fine drinking he will make a big nnisc next fall. Water, good Imtbing, fishing and kwifmth e m o v e r .of surgical discs Mrs, Wright, nurse in miitg. Address box. 11 27 City. 41-1 The Herald building is being touched charge/ 33-tf up in various places this week and made In union there is stren g th . .We have L y lii J t i U. i Lb ECZEMA better In every way. (Jur lawn iu the ‘th e goods you need, and the price front is highly praised by th e5. I. A. you can do the. rest' Sanford f urnlWt i t i t E S A L V t f AILS Tlte (ieorge H. Fcrnuld Hurdware Com­ tu re Co 35 If fa r c x s t d to s k in d m u s t i m s d l r s l pany of this city has taken u contract to 5 or 5 doses "#66" will cure any case of s n t b o r l t l f * s r e n o w a g r s v d o n t h i s : tile a forty-acre truck farm nt Bartow nnd D o n 't Ini pi Iso n O t s 'd l r s n s s i s r m s la and Fever. Price 25c. 37-tf ■iustuW u Sanford system of subirrigntioif. y o u r s k in by t h t u s s o f z r s s s y n i n i , l.ul chipped beef while the.sweather is FIT T E R Will Messenger wus in-the City on wnr/n. cm in an American Slicing machine s n d th u s e n c o ttr s g « Ih s tn to m u ltip ly . A t r u s c u r * o f all n l e m a t o u s d l t f s s s s Monday and Tuesday being called here ul W.W. Ixmg's Grocery, , 44-tf e s n b s b r o u c h f a b o u t o n ly by u s in g t b s by the death of ids sister. Will Is now Just recleved u new line of Art b e a t i n e s g e n l a in tbs’ fo rm of a liq u id engaged with tiie Jaxviile ITesstif Jack­ W A SH THE (¡E H MB O U T . A squares, prices reasonable. Sunford i l t n p l t w a s h : A ro q tp o u tld of O il o( sonville jjs'foremnn and. solicitor. fu rn itu re Co. .'Pi-tl W l n t s r g i a a n . T h y m o l, a n d y u b ar In e re Miss Kosina Jacocks retdrncil Sntuidayf Mace the titles to your real estate in d i e n t i aa c o m b in e d In th a O D D . from Sanford, wltere site bus been for a' the Realty Trust Coiii|umy and avoid com- P r e a c r lp tlo n . p e t i e l i s l e s to t b s d ls e a a s few duys, the guests of Mrs W. 0. Holden, plicntlons. For particulars address B. F g e r m s , a n d d e s t r o y s It, th a n s o o th « * at the Sunford House__Orlando Star.' s n d h e a l* t h s s k fa s s n o th in g a la s Whittier, Jr., Secreiary. 7-if Miss Lillie Fair Smith, one of tiie must v a r done We are equipped to handle your reiwitf b s aA sZ5 c a n t t i t a l b o lO a w ill a t a r i t b s popular teachers iu the Sanford Sellout work. Sanford Machine 4. (iarage Cki. c u i t a n d g iv e you I n s t a n t ts li e f left Saturday fur Montgomery. Alabainu to spend the summer witli relatives. Why not Irl us store your furniture Tlte house party' on Gulden Luke has while you are away tor - the .jnimmcr broken up nnd the members of iL have and save house rent, hunfor.d fu rn i­ returned to their homes in tills city, re­ ture Co 35-tf porting a (post delightful time. All kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ Norman DeForest left last week in his chine & Garage Go. 48-Lf handsome touring .car for Connecticut to The best way to suve m oney t s 't o spend the summer. * His mother, Mrs. H. put It where you won't spend It. Lot L. « Deforest leaves this week for the us tell you about Installm ent stock In same place, going by rail. the Building and Loan Association. A. Miss Vivian Yeiser left luijt week for a F». Eonnlley.' Noorelary. ç v jr First Y Y VY *. slay of some time iu Jacksonville, where Nutloul Hank. . 44-21! site goes to tuku u course iu Kindergarten Kerncml»er tital The Geo. H. Fernuid 24 lb. Sack Flour 75c training with Miss Gertrude Jacobi Of tital Hardware Co. have been drilling well in city. Miss Yeiser will open a Kindergar­ the Sanford district for twenty years und Bullard’s Fruit Syrups ten school in Sanford in the full. S p e n c e r’s B read handled by all first a re ready to give you the l>em»/lt of their Miss .Clarissa Starling- is enjoying a e x p e rie n c e avors class grocers most delightful automobile tour witit Iter ju st received a phljHuent of Mason's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. fruit jar* nnd Jell* glasses for eprly can Simms of Jreksonville. At present they ning puntosos. Letme supiily your wunis are at Hoi Springs, Vu., from wltero they W. W. Long, grocer. • 33-ff n own will go to Rochester. N. Y.,ln time for the Closing Out Stock Masonic conclave in that city. The entire stock of groceries ut my A ^fter a months slay in our v¡Huge Miss PHONE 106. NO.„411 PARK AVENUE Beck Hammock store will he sold at cost. Sitlah Milien left for her homo .in Sun­ ford on Tuesday. Site .will be greatly This Í» ihb time to get your groceries Branch Storc/Roberts Grocery, next Postollicc ‘ Fred Turner missed from social circles, a* she -is u chcah. 42-U Bock Hunuuock, favorite witli all.—Tavares Herald. *' • Collars FRANK DUCKWORTH Cleanlines^ Our M otto in .the city. —Arti mixing done wjth latest improved Sani tary machinery. P. McCullei »' Phone 277 l 1 �THE SANTORO HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS Mr. and Mn. J. D. Benjamin write that they had a very pleasant trip home but found It .warmer in Maine than in Flori- A Budget of Interesting Items Word ooraei from Mr. and .Mra. J. W. From Correspondents Powell that they strived safely ip New York, arc very well and enjoying them* selves but think often, of Cameron City TH E E V E N T S OF O RAN G E C O U N TY and their friends here. ifff.'and Mr». Lawrence Rich ore located Efficient S taff of Reporter» Weekly at Kansas City and getting on nicely. Cover» the Territory for Ola Harris has returned from Kansas The Herald’ and says his'father and mother will^be here Very soon. <■>* PAOLA POINTS C. O. Perry, one of our new neighbors Special Cor. to The Herald. is in New York on a business trip. . Juno has been right here with all the Word wo# received last week 8f the "summer goods", one could ask Tor, since promotion of Dean Minnick, son of Dr. even June brides are W. A. Minnick. Be is now Captain Min* nick nmi is still at Springfield Mnssa. Mrs. E .; R. Curtiss spent the dqy in Miss Atleeh Minnick has been having Paola before leaving for her summer quite a serious time with sore throat but trip to Madison. Wls., and other points we understand is much better. through the north. . Prof, and Mrs. Marls spent Sunday Mrs- W. H. Tr.ylor returned from Go., "with Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Saturday.the.lOth. Johnsons and Craigs arc spending a Miss Pearson left for Lakeland, Wed­ few days at the ocean. nesday of last week to take a position as Owing to the continued dry hot wcathstenographer. ___________ _ cr North and West, vegetables are Jn de­ J. Marshal and family from Okluwaha. mand in those jnorket and fanners are have lately moved into our neighbor­ fortunate who hove any garden stuff to hood. ship just now. 0. R. Morey has been assigned to the • We have some beautiful pieces of corn Mu Dora Railway section and W. If. in and about Cameron City. Taylor' has returned to Paola to take Dr. Minnick is quite proud of a swarm charge of th&section here. of bees that lie hived in his front yard The Leesburg "passenger”, has re­ recently. sume^ her formbr schedule In returning While the moonlight nights were on from Sanford again waiting for "85" and Mr. and Mrs. Worthington invited this coding out soon after seven o'clock. Cameron City people to' spend on. even­ ing nt their beautifuK^home on Lake MOORE’S STATION O’Nora. There was boiulng for the young To tb s Editor of The Herald.' people ond conversation and pictures lor Mr. and Mrs. G. W.' Chamberlain nre to the older folks. Altogether it was a most leave about July 1st on a trip north and enjoyable occasion. - will travel by boat from here to Albany, Very sad news come to tive Worthing­ N. Y., Willi stops in New York City .and ton home last week when a telegram an­ other points. They will visit in Wntcr- nounced the very sudden death of Miss town and Cartilage, N. Y., and will camp Minnie Bellows. -She- was- o n -h er-w a y •ereral -weekrOTI IM “ Adirondack Moon-, home to Rochester New-York after a visit tains to enjoy the fishing. at Aurora where shehud been attending Air. and Mrs. W. W. Miller ore moving dim m encem entat the College from which back to their home this week. Their new sub graduated yenrs ago. She had been porches and other improvements add noYing such a joyous happy time among greatly to the appearance of. their house. her old friends and associates and would A large hay barn is being built on the have been at tier own iton\e, when she Beardall Avenue farm bclQngiqg to Harry was stricken with heart failure and ‘ ex­ pired while on the train. The news Ward. came as *a severe shock to her many . J. F*. McClelland with three of his chil­ friends here, dren, Jennie, Edith and Morgan, left last a grout favorite and we were looking Sunday for Sarasota on the Gulf. The forward to her early tetlirn in the Autuin. children will spend the summer with their aunt, Mrs. P. H. Mann. Mr. Me will She will be greatly missed. She was return in a few,days. .His son, Gettis is ul wu> s brignt and cheery und her presence In Geneva with his grandmother - and was like sunshine.' She was. dlwuys littls.Christlne, unusual abilities her help' was valuable. Hail smqps us large as Brownie marble* Wo- tdler to iler ' nearer -relatives and fell during tiUTIhOWer of June IBlli. friends o»r heartfelt sympathy. Mist Nellie Estridge returned to Moyday. Ga., Wednesday to attend ---------- m m o f n r r V e w Q uarters * >-'«■ eillUintftlOn aiu'l will teach a summer The Boston store has settled down for school there. •• business in the new quarters In the Peo­ Mr, 011vef*Mitdiell is sorely allllcted—. ples Bank building after a strenuous tins had another stroke of paralysis, which period of remodeling and moving. The —makes the third one. fine new store room gives this popular * Fred Cowan and children have moved emporium a broader scope for usefulness to Harry t^arfl's place at Mecca Ham­ in serving the put die with everything in dry goods, notions, shoesr hats and ladies mock and do gardening. The “ice" soda! wus a decided success. suits. Tiie Boston is one of the young The society wishes to thank the friends institution in Sanford ,and Ims made from Sanford. Cameron City and else- wonderful *8111(101 towards th e 'g o a l of success 1n a short period. Under the 4‘*' where for their liberal patronage. Mr- and Mrs. Paul G. Miller of Cameron avenue are tlie iiappy parents of a son. born the 8th of June. He has been named George Rolla. Dr. Neal, the popular doc­ tor, wus in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Haldean hove closed their home and gone to Brooklyn. N .T ., to remain until August. Dean Myres left Friday for Jackson, Mich., for a visit with his parents. W. J. Harper has gone to .Rochekter, N. Y., for a visit with his people. "Waller Dresser aud Bprnum Page were in Tampa on the excursion last wèck. Miss‘Laura Fish started for Fdng Island Text Book L » w ..,y . , p v last Saturday to spend the summer. She Tallahassee, June 20—(Special) The will visit with friends in Philadelphia en- Board of State Institutidns acting a f the route. 1 State Textbook Commiaafon met this' ^ CAMERON CITY CLIPPINGS. Special Correspondence to The Hw»ld: A number o f Kansas men liave been looking over this ■part of Florida during the past week. Among them was Mr, Pugh a large farmer from Topeko and * friend of the Gormly's and Stevenso|L He visited Cameron City on Sunday, a t­ tending church and taking dinner with the Gormly's. Mr. Duke has returned after several weeks of carpenter work near Jackson­ ville. Mr. Daniels lias gone to the same town to work for a time. —* r Walter Haynes was out from town Sun­ day and spent the day at the Gormly home. Mr. H. H. Stevenson is expected home the latter part of the week. Cards and letters from the Kinahan's report a fine trip. They are both well and enjoying themselves, Guava Paste Guava J e lly Q uality - S e rv ice ' - P rice W ilsoiTSTT oom er fertilizer Co. Armour’s Extract Beef JA C K SO N V IL L E , ) f lO H IQ A R. C. MAXWELL, Local Representative Armour’s Boullion Cubes Fleischman’s Yeast Pimento Cheese Is sold on its merits. Ask your dealer, Costs no more Than inferior brands. Phone 3 9 The Florida Grower For tm ekrr* nml fruit Brower* For folk* who w ant to know about Florida. Work)». $ 1.00 per yeari monthly, 25c. Send 10c for a ten-Ucae trial *nD»rilpthm 8 n a ppy. tirig li!. C it a n THE FLORIDA GROWER C H . D IN G E E W I N N I N c; high-low. collar for every Jack e summer game of com fort seeking. Looks high ; feels low. Correct in style and shape. Hand-made and y. * It’s the-Collar for you for now. CHALMEfts . P lu m b in g and G as F ittin g All Work Receives My Personui Allentimi and hast e ffo rts — -------- — — Opposite City Unii Phone 230 FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS *w L . H. T E M P L E , SCENT JACKSONVILLE TLOKAL COMPANY Phone 166. Illh add Oak Ave. Special Offering in Ferns. Floral Designs lU Ohler. F o r S a le in S an fo rd Sanford, Florida By C aldw ell & 1-tS-lO-lf morning at 10 o'clock In the Governor"» office, the Governor being exoffldo Chair-, man and Superintendent Holloway - exofficio secretary. After a general discussion of the text­ book la w Jo v a s decided to have no post­ ponement, but 19 put ^t into ‘ effect at once. It was decided that the sub- T T . .. i (•M . , m „ !i 15c., Tu>i for 2Sc. Friabie, Coon & Co.. Mahers, Troy.-N. Y Sons s' J < 1 7 ' ¿ V* ■ I N i V vi*. •: • Question o f Blood Miss Snolluike—"Speakin' ob Plymouth Rock an' de Mayflower. Mlstab Jackson, kin yo' trace youah blood back as fa r. as flair V .Mr. Jackson—"No, not so far back as dot, but do night 1 got caught wlf Ply­ mouth Rock chickens I could trace inah blood back mos' four mile»" SO LD BY - BEST P LO W ON EARTH. ^ T h e H ill H ard w are C om pany banporot^ loripa T-*.- �77 *;"V»V ? June its rati f ■.< THE SANFORD HERALD 7 m THE C R O W D S O F E A G E R B IJ Y E R S E X C E E D E D — ALL E X P E C T A T IO N S -■■■ AT T H E P L E N T Y O F GOODS L E F T FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 24TH ET . ' Table Cloth Ladles' Furnishings Ladles’ Corset Covers Ladles' Ribbed Vos is. well sclectnu' 15c quality, public wile price.................... - ............ 4c Fancy ribbed vests with colored ribbon. 20c vnlue^............................. ................... .8 c . Lnd)es‘* Hose Supporters. 25c quality sutteen.i ....................................... - ................... . 60 We have u beautiful tight tilling corset cover values35c. public sale price........................... 12c Ready-made Damask table'cloth, 60x72. $1 value, public sale price 5gc Ladles' White Petticoats Oil Clot li - Yard Goods Thousands of ynrds of Lawn and Batiste and Indian Linens.-in plain nml fancy patterns. Positively." Worth t7c~a “ yard. Public sole 8c‘ Mercerized Po|*lin, in all colors, 27-inch width, well worth 35c per yard. Public sale price, ,15c White Wuistings. Flnxoii and Madras and Heps, worth 25 and 30c per yard. Public sale t»ric*r .................................................. -l8‘ Ladles' Waists l-ndles* Shirtwnislft.-in th is-sole we liuuo a nice assortmenl of 75c values embroidered with needlework, |tublic sale price 31c' |.u,fies' Waists in tills particular line have just arrived, this year's Faster styles, worth $1 A . . . . . 7 ............. .......... ......................4 3 c Wajstlngs Modr/iiTTii black silk stripe or dot(ed beautl. ful wnlsiingH. Regularise a yard, public suto price .. JffH. - ............ ....................... ®c Lawns Lawn 27 inches wide, ussafjed colors and' figured lawns, all values as high as 15c, yurd ......... . ...........................................- 4H c S hirts The latest styles, all linen skirL white or inn. full width, $2 50 value, .public sole pricb . Sl.lg Extru good quality unit beautiful tailor-made $3.50 valne. public sale prick fl-Og ' Cmhroidery sold All our 10c cmbroidefy will be this sale, y o fd ......... .. ............... - d u rin g 2 MC • - - ---------------^ R i h b O O — ------ — 1___ . . All ribbons from lc. yd up. .• Corsets W. B, R. A 0. ' Dr. Warner's .75c and $1.00 Corsets........ ...................... . .............{ :i*,c Belts . . c. Ladles' leather bells, all latest designs, patent [ and colored, 25c quality, Public sale price 9<‘ . * Ladles’ Millinery Big lot of untrjntlncd hats, latest shapes straw oAd Olliers will'go regnrdlcsa of cost, ,50c and 75c shapes of s t r a w ....'.... .................. 3gc Here, Ladies; don’t miss this opportunity of getting a trimmed hut; value $2.50 pud some better. Public sale p r ic e ...- - - :....... 37c , .Neckwear One entire lot ' of values and some 60c Ladies' neckweur, ~5c *4c Baby Caps; ___ _ White dotted swiss and ruflle baby caps. 15c values .................................... ....................... Children^; llose— Hose, the same 10c values.-publlc sale pr..Cc Hose, l5c value, public sale price................. 9° Hose, the buuic 20c value.......... — ......... I»c / / potions rv_ Talcum Powder 15c per box . 2c Atl Full length and hemmed, $1 value........... 43c Monday Embroidery Sale Tills is not u usual sale of embroidery, but our intention in to close out the entire lino and the prices will not only* nstonish the public of Sanford, but never again wilt you have such an oplxirlunily to buy embroidery a t such rediculotiB (Tlices. A coll will convince you. Don’t miss i t . ‘ .. ' ‘Regular 35c oil cloth, regular width- nh stand­ ard colors___ ............. Straw Hats . Men don’t forget Unit we Tire selling « $1.0(1 straw hut fotr-r.. . . . . ------------------------ ------ 2ttc Mens’ Shirts — f Here, men; picture a working shirt with col­ lar, 50c y^ues, while they last only l*(c Special Minute Sales W ill take place each day at variou s tim e s of t h i s t l e . W o quote a fe w of th e m : Between 9:30 atid 10 o’clock we will sell 10 yards of 10c bleaching for 4 9 c . Only 10 yards to a customer. _ _ ■ 10 and 10:30-we will sell ten yards of best Dress and Apron Ginghams for 43c. Between „the hours of 11 and 11:30 we will sell Simpson’s and American Print Cali­ cos, .ten yards for 23c Between the hours of 1 and 1:30 we will put on sale 5 spools of thread--Coats’ and others, 5 spools for 10c. Between, the hours of 2 and 2:30, Sheet­ ing 36. inches wide, actual 9c quality, ten yards for 4 3c , and many others too numer­ ous to mention, • Madnas shirtings, all 20c and 25c values, , during different hours- ten yards 6 9 c . . Crockery Sale Saturday We will sell the entire line which goes on special sale Saturday. All 25c crockery fo r....;................................ .................... ...............f ............. ............. All 35c crockery for ............. ............. ............... *■-*—All oiir 50c crockery, such as cups, saucers, shaving mugs, pitchers ami-dif­ ferent styles of crockery, tog numerous to mention .......................... ......Z 3 c Flow ers for M illinery All our 25u values................... - - ....... W '- ~: - ............ Ouf up-to-date line of silk, all 50c and 7.x’ values .. ..... All our 25c and 35c valves ............. ■.......... . . , Ladle»', let's trim our old bonnets with new flowors mu tlrely. Come and we will show jou Mrs. Strout. the Milliner M e n s’ F u rn is h in g s Handkerchiefs. White hemstitched linen, IOc values, |>ublic sale price . ............................. 2c Men's Hose, the self-same quality as you' have been pacing ’2 pairs for 25c, public sale (trice .................. 3c Suspenders, best quality. 23 strands of rub­ ber. 25c vnlue, sale price ^ . . !___7r. Ties, exceptional value of—35c <|unlit> and welt worth it, public snlo (trice . ... 7c Men’s "HnlhHgguh underwear, -qtlldily. which excells ail 35e.qiwliiy, sairt» and drawers, Wiio price............................... ' . 18c Men's work shirts <>f lioft quality and .well made, title value, public sale price, ... 38c Men’s dress shirts, u new line, well selected (tnllcrns, often Ip front: latest styles, 60c value.................T................................f __ _ ,.2 g c Here is n lot of dress shirts, not what wu tell you, but value and quality talk for themselves, such us we always so|d (or $1.0(1, public sule (if ice) ....... ___41c,' Men's silk lisle liml embroidered, double heel end toe. gtiarhnleetl hose, 35e values.* Public sale (trice. ................ ..... . . 17c Scrivcn’s style drawers, elastic seam, regular 75c values,’ public Snlo (trice . 37c • , Suits The self same SH.UO suit now iir (tCitulnr ifemuiid fur ItuslnesB wear—suits that always sell here for $8.00. Forced sain price $2.43 Bucann Cheviot suits, like you have always bought here for $10. The same handsome pat­ ients and plain, blacks. Forced sale price $3 85 Men's Sails in high grade dark »ilk, mixed cheviots, dependably lined, splendidly tailored, best for business wear, regular price $12.50. forced sale price , .. ,. $5.95 Pauls Men's i’nntS, Wellington, National (terfeot lit. asserted stripes a|td Colors. >1.5(1 and $2.00 value. Public.sale price . . t»i(c * Mom's fancy lilue and silk TWoeds and liglit ■colors, all well mjile, regular $2,50 values.. Pubiie'srtle price ............. . $1-29 Boys’ Pants Any Aft« (Mir-nl pants will in: nulil during tills sale of w ool and best fninto* a t . .l!)c *■ ' Boys*.pure linen wash , pants--in stri|ies, 35c values nl . ............. .13c Overalls . Vour choice .of any -7Sc overall timing lids public side ............. 3flc . S h e e t s 'a n d P illo w C a s e s Full size pillow case, regular.20c vulue. pub­ lic sale price Hole we have a well made and good sheet, Hlx'JO, regular 75c vulue. puplic sale price. 41c T a b le L in e n White table Jlnen.SG inches wide, value 35c. public sale price . »............ ...............I8tf Beautiful designed table linen. 60 indies wide BOc quality, eubfic sale price, yard 24c , Here Wo sliont, don't miss litis line of table linen: all hlgh-grnds and well finished. 75c value, |tubllc sale price, yard - 43c lO W d S • Good Towe it,' public sale (trice . -------- So large bleached Towels, public sale price---- L....... . .. - ------ To Turkish towels, regufar 15c vulue, (tublic sale trice • . . . . . . . . . . ------- •••■>----------- -----8c 1 t r u n k s , S u i t C a se s* Trunks and Suit Cases, Hand Bugs. This eptire line must go regardless of c<*t to manufac­ ture or price of raw material; ■- . P o sitively Nothing Charged to A ny One Sanford Florida ' -- 7 — -- �- - >"** ’ THE SANFORD h F R A LD D J^nc 23, 1911 HOWARD L A I« D B u lle tin O M P Æ1VY l - '. .* « 1 r *A. I ,r •• * •* i “tvr T • Not come to Florida if you have not made up your mind to stay. n; M i . . . land. See What You gre ‘ Buying. .Come here and investigate wha t we are ¡offering you. Talk vyith the many people we. have been instrumental in bringing here from all over the United States. The larger the number of people we can induce to come hère on a tour of* inspection, the more quickly we shall close out our Volusia Farms, lor the closer you know this tract the better it 1. becomes. ►►»»»►»I a c h i e v e something. >. The temporary pioneer is noi de­ sirable. There is nothing so damaging to this splendid sec­ tion, and to Florida in general, as tlie reports of the merely ten­ tative settlers who come here ifl the expectation of making a large fortune within a year, and, fail-. ing, return to 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 Always a Reason for a Man’s Failure. Before you are influenced by what, a returning settler says about Florida, inves­ tigate why he failed to m ake­ good. Ì 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 oi.-_ any country and never will in ^jFlorida. Don’t.expect to get rich quick liete in a day or two. Dollars do not grow on trees; and do not come here without money. The . more accustomed’you have been in making a dollar go a long way, the 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 done here under • Florida’s sunny skies. Volusia Farms needs the permanent setr ^ tier with small capital, large de­ termination and industry who' will not beat a retreat at the • first disappintinent. To suchpeople Volusia Farms offers op­ portunities practically without limit. 1 H a v e never advo\ A / K] cated the purchase y y of any of our lands _______ s i g h t u n 8 e e n . While we have sold mndreds of acres to people/Vho never saw thé land before 'pur­ chasing and have alwas given -^tMaction,-yet-we-pr«fer not—tosell an ame without the pur­ chaser personally 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, afford every facility for coihing to San­ ford and Volusia Farms and making personal selection of a tract of this rich agricultural . t It ever occurred to y o u that there must b e s o m e sound-fuqdamental reasqnifor Florida ITands to be priced so low compared with lands in the' north and west .and even in the deserts where irrigation companies plan, to stfpply water AT A PRICE! The principal reason is, I take , it, that Florida is only just begining to come into her own. For many, many years she Iras been neglected. Development h a s *just about begun, and developing u State as large as Flojfda, whose shore line is long enough to ex­ pend from Jacksonville to Boston, takes time. It 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. . HAS Tlie development of the past ; three years has been wonderful. Immense wealth has been taken irom' the soil—TAKEN; mind you, not WRESTED as you wrest with The' hard, heavy soils up north—¿and now the natural ten­ dency and the natural law of • supply and demand is toward higher prices for these income bearing lands. , For years lands were almost given away smply‘4)ecau8e the Floridian HAD NO IDEA OF THEIR PRODUCING POSSIBILI­ TIES; diversified farming was un­ known. Witness now, the trans­ formation of a few years.( Even the day of twenty dollars an acre land has passed,- a n d th e tim e o f" thirty dollars;-an acre- lajid is passing.every wiigr.&rrTf I am any judge of the Florida land situa­ tion jmd the purchase of large tracts consummated during this Spring a r t any criterion of com- . ing events, I believe the coming fall.and-winter will see Florida lands retailing for $50 an acre and upward according to locality and transportation. LAND Peoples Bank Building - » ‘ - r - *! - ' ment .stage are the people who will make th e,b est turn-over. We have sdld quite a large num­ ber of farms and the territory is opening up in an immensely satisfactory way to our settlers and to us. EVERAL times in these columns I have spoken of the apparent hindering of the development of Florida ____ „ by the large financial in­ terests, and the reasons why the Howard-Packard lands are good* -investments. I have'just been reading an article-in “Moody’s c o m p a iib F lo rid a ’s In d u c c m o n tto You T o d ay is th e L o w P ric e of H e r Good L an d s HOWARD-PACKARD Volusia Farms is worth every cent of $50 an acre today and - ' hoodwink the small depositor by ever saying 4 per cent is the ut­ most dividend to be expected conslstënt with safety...In*the face of this legend, the banka themselves are declaring dividends as high as 40 per cent made with YOUR money. Com­ pilation of the profits of sixty• seven banks in the borough of Manhattan, New York city, after showing earnings of 17.19 per cent, declared dividends of 10.53 per cent. The dividends of the Liberty National amounted to 25 per cent, for the year, the Chas6_ National 20 per cent., the FirstNational 40 per cent., the Mer. cantile Trust Company 25 per cent, and so on, these figures be­ ing for the fiscal year ending last June, according to Moody’s. . Unquestionably to influence a depositor not to draw from the savings bank for wjld specula­ tion is sound advice—very^ound and commendable advice, but an investmentun Volusia Farias at present priée is NOT a specula­ tion. Not |one of the tracts of land offered by this Company has ever beén a speculation. The ' VALUE was there iii the begin­ ning and! higher valdé is there today. There has beën more speculation in the stocks »of the ' Northern Pacific and other rail­ roads by the financiers than there ever can be with our lands, because our lands and prices are RIGHT. Our methods of doiug business are RIGHT. We invite of öurselves and of our lands. Our business na# a better non-speculative foundation than thousands of business you yourself- could mention. Investigate for yourself the ad­ visability df your Volusia farm investment remembering that good real estate in^a_ advancing country is the basis of wealth. W rit* far our booklet. "Reaource* of V oluiia F a rm i" CO PÀNY, Inc. - S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A »4 : L K** Fi.'* • A ■ ' *: ». * A �another drawbridge SANFORD LODGES AGED P E O P L E Volutla County W ants New Road Via Old Folks Should Bo Careful In Their T hrasher's P eiry Soloction of Regulative Medicine. - At a recent meeting of the DeLand We h ire a safe, dependable and «1 Board df Trade the matter of construcUng together Ideal remedy that la partlcu • bard road from Orango City to Thraih- larly adapted to the requirements of he’s Ferry.' whlcKTwouId sfiorteip Uie road" •ged people and persons of weak‘confrom DeLand and Daytona to Orange ■tl tut Iona who auffer from constipscounty abqut thirteen miles, was discuss* Uon or ot her bowel disorder«. We are "id at length. Hundreds of Lake and •o- certain that It will reliera these Marlon county people spentl n portion of complaints and give, absolute ■atlsfsctlbn in every particular that we offer the summer Oh the bench, and if .the road It with our personal guarantee that It were shortened- ami improved, it. Is aball coet the user nothing If It falls thought that thousands would patronize to substantiate onr claims. This rem­ the bench where only hundreds go at this edy Is called Itcxall Orderlies. time. Besides this, there Is great rivalry - He in II Order! lev Imre a soothing, between East ami West Florida as to1the healing, strengthening, tonic and reguroute to be selected between Jacksonville 'W fo r w tw f i upon the bowels. Tbey und Tampa for a grCat'uutumobile high- remove all Irri^itlon, dryness, soreness wny. West Florida is tnnking a strong and weakness. They restore the bow eftarrto secure litis route and is imprbv* els aud associate organs to more vig­ log its roads and pulling uvery wire .with orous and healthy acttrity. Tbey are this end in view. The road from Doy- eaten like candy, may be taken at any time without Inconvenience, do not . tuna to Sanford via DeLand and the Os­ cause any griping, nausea, diarrhoea, teen road is about SO miles, while via the axcenslve looseness, flatulence or other propose Thrasher Ferry route the road disagreeable effect Trice 26c. and 10c. will be only 07 miles. A road via Thragh- Bold only at our sto re-T h e lltuall Store. cr's Ferry would cross the St. Johns west -fc-ft-P H lL iP Sof Lake Monroe, near the present railroad bridtfp. und ~lund right -In Sanford. A committee consisting of Messrs. W. E. In the Circuit c o u rt, Seventh Judicial Circuit, Orange County, Florida Sullivan. G. A. Drcko, Silas I). Wright and * Chris. G. Codrington was appointed to ap­ A. E.VHill I pear before tho board of county commis­ E. E, Adams, Frank Adams nnd Alex Vaughn. Trustee for sioners at the next meeting and urge the for E. E. Ailiinu To; Frank Adami, 220 Erma St.. New York, N, Y. hnmcciatc construction of this rofid. It opt*-nr» from the nmdxvlt of Gra. A. DaCotiei, --------- -----------------------------------------------------------i i n i n n n i n i Sanford Lodge No. 2 i , I.Û . Ò t . MeetaTe v e rj Monday a{ 7:30.p. m., over Imperisi | w.-----Theatre. W. S. Balovs«, Sec y. S em in o le C h a p te r No. 2 ,O rd e r E a s te r n S ta r | Meet« every aerond andfaujUi Friday in every oniTwbo ha* teen hi* s t a r l a the tiast are cordially Invited to visit the Chapter. ' • ______ Ann ILRinatías. Sec y I ; _ SHIPPERS OF . r . O. E„ C e le ry C ity A erie IB 3 3 „ **r ,t *nt* thirdTueadaya Inevery month Hail in Welbome Block, third flour P h o ejp x Lodge No. 3. K. o f P. Meet» »¿conti and fourth Monday*. knights always welcome P E. Hutchinson. C Felix S Frank. K. R. and & Florida Fruits «"'* Vegetables' S a n fo rd Lodge, No 6 2 , T. 6. A. M O. L Taylor, Master; H, F„ Tolar, Secre­ tary. Communication every first and third Thurxday* at 7:30 p. m. Visiting brothers welcome U n ite H ro th e rh o a d of C a rp e n te r* e n d Jo in e re o f A m erica Sanford Local Union No. 1751, U. H. uf -C. nnd I.’ I of A. meets every Thursday night at 7 o'clock u t | the : Eagles' Hail. W. A. Kumohr. president: T. L. LenuR. S. L T. L ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ■ *' % * » * General Insurance Agents SANFORD, FLORIDA C. M, HAMILTON -----i r m i i i n m t i u DENTIST Room 13 Pi«» Buihling Phone 3Sr> NORTH EÀST DR. C. G. BUTT , DENTIST Office: Yowell Building sdlicilor and of ra in Mil for ooinpiaiuaat herein duly SANFORD, FLORIDA " ^ L o s s e s In Chicks , filed. In which he »ay* that In the atnve entitled caute Trank Adam*, one of the defendant* In the One person thinks his chicks died from above came, i* a nonresident of the H ate of Elor und (lint he I* n resident of the city of New eating too much bran. So immediately Id», DR. R. M. MASON York. . . Voii are hereby nrifl-red to apjiear to the hill of another thinks that his died from, the complaint filet) In thU cauie, on or liefore Monday, ' DENTIST same cause, although he had followed the August 7, A. D. 1911, the »urne helns a rule day of court. SOUTH WEST Philo system in feeding his chick*" At this Welborn Block Phons 10 It,I* further ordered that th|a notice be published ib B ,,„erald, a once he left off, the brun and fed only for four successive weeks Jn 1... Sanford, Florida newspaper published In tlic state of Fioriti* Florida ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN commercial chick feed, with the same Witness. 11. M. Robinson.' clerk of the circuit MN court, Orante coonty, Florida, nnd the seal thereof result as when he fed bran. I __ n lilt* 19th day of J u n e ,A Ü.hum DINING AND SLEEPING CARS DealJ II M KOlYlINS0N. Clerk. DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDERl , Being of an inquiring mind, he dis­ Oca A, IVCottes, Soficitor sects some of tho doad chicks. One is nnd of Counsel forComplalnant. 45 It — :1 DENTIST suffering from bôwd troublé; one lias the For Information, Rates nnd Reservations ,sep nears Room* 23. 24 nml-2 5 .Pico Bldg .'Phone 4l yolk of an egg nearly as large as that In The Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial est Atlantic Coast Line Agent or .write frotiran egg in It. which when cut ran 4 Circuit, Orange County, Florida. S A N F O R D. F LO R I D A . out uLilie sack hs a broken yolk will do; In Chancery others hniTYolks unabsorbed and so hard . F. Harrison. Complainant . A. :W . FRITOT, D. P. Agent . J| DR. E. C. KEMP T lbtke of Sale that, you-could cut them like liver.. These Chtirlci MJIamllton. I3U West Bty St. • ‘ JAC KSO N VILLE, FLO RID A S > OSTEOPATHIC rtd'-ks had not been fed for IH hours, and uiln R. Hamilton. Under Dccjj-e P H Y S8 I ICC II A N iamuel W. tlnrr and but lightly during tho week they died. Leonidas If. Bunyan of Foreclosure Office &'Residence ce Sili Magnolia Ave Defendants Tills recalls that some authorities claim Under ami by vlrtpe of -a decree of fo> ■ V » . ■ Office ! lotira: 9 lo 12: 3 lo ft >ilmt we ure hatching under too high^a and sale, made and entered in the above stau-d . Ollier bourn by npiwitmueni T i ;ause. on the 29th day of May, A. D. I9l temperuture; that the heat cooks.tlm ¡W. ly tanornble Minor S. Junes. Judge of the Circuit yolk instead of u absorbing it. had these Court for the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the S tstr S a n fo rd s-: „ F lo rid a I Florida, In und for Urnniie County. In chancery, specimens of opernlions would seem to of in a cau*e therein pending wherein J. K. Harrison was Complainant and CKarlri M. HainllUiti. Julia prove-the statement. .L IV E R Y , F E E D and <’ R. Hamilton, Samuel W. Carr and Leonidas II ANDEW JOHNSON A Mr. Baldwin, of the Connecticut JPotil- Bunyan were Respondents, I shall sell at public to the highest nml best bidder for cash at SALES STABLE try Association, made the following in­ outcry ATTORNEY"-AT-LAW the front ilwir of the Court House in the city of teresting statement at a meeting re­ Orlando. Orange County, State of Florida, during Practices In Slate and Fedrral Courts the Ingd hours ot sale, on Monday. July 3rd. A. H a rn e s * a n d W a g o n s H la c k sm lth ln g a n d H o ra e ah o a fn g * cently: "Chicks hatched at a tern|x-rn 0 1911, Die same M ug the Iritil sales day. ihti M G. T. Building. 1‘bone 24« following described rrat estate, situate. Ivlng and ture of 101H degrees for tile tirst five M n g In the County of Orange and State ot Florida, H orses and M u le s Bought and Exchanged articularly ns follows, . ilrscribed ___ _____ to-wh . days: fifth to tenth days lOj degrees..and more par Beghmlne at a s|akc side or rir»t HEAVY HAULING AND C O N T R A C tlN C .. , ' on the ‘ North ‘ from eloventii to twèhTy-firsTday. 100H, S l . rood, id. otherwise known os as Sl. St. CertruL Certrude Ave.. ____ GEO. A. D e COTTES chains West uf E au Uns* of intrrseetion of llolty with no ventilation the drat‘ ten days, 31 Avenue nod First Sl. town uf Sanford, and 30 then slightly from eleventh to fourteenth feet North of center line of said First St., running ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW i jhctice West 5 chains, thence North 1(1 chains; Practice In Stale und FtKlernl Courts dny; then maximum to twcnty-llrst day. Mhente East 3 chains, thence South 10 chains to WellM>rn Block — „ _ _ . «ninetimes known iritico Lot l/,t "h "ttT' Ult«-k and described Block "Y " id-tho Florida ‘ bowel trouble." Land AColonliailon Company's map of St. Ger­ .* Mr. Baldwin'« ntuteim-m is revolution­ truds Avenue Addition to the Town of Sanford. Orange County. Florida, according to E ■R. Truf- THOMAS EMMET WILSON Q u ic ke r, N e a te r and B e tte r than the Old W a y ary almost, but 1 should like to see it ford's map of tlic said Town of Sanford All the fcregqlng descriltesl nroperry Iwlng In OrknCe ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR fried. , ■ County, State of Horida, also illnrks In. 2n and • ' AT-LA(W Is it really true that we are hatching 3n of Tier 17 of the Town of Sanford, Orange Same Nan but New Location Florida according to E. R. TrulTord's map Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit uf chicks under too high tcini>erutureT—C. F. County, of son! Town . Florida No. 113 W. F irst Street, Next Door to W oodruff’s Store Geo. A. OtCorra. Matkel in Fanner's Union Guide. Residence*, Sanford and Sylvan Lake Line — HAND BROTHERS 12-S] • Special Master In Chancery. Notice o f D issolution or Partnership Notice is hereby given that the parten In ¡he Circuit Court, Sevrnth Judicial Circuit, Orange County, Florida. «hip Brin of Nyman & Henderson bus In Chancery been dissolved and terminated, and I will not be responsible for any further N. J. Stenitrum, Complainant VS " (1" Foradoaure accounts contracted in the name qf Rudolph F. Nvmaa. Georgian no l. Nyman. Nyman &. Henderson. - - . Clias. P. Henderson and [ * Mortgagr 44-4p - ' * RufKiLPH F ; N yman Hunnah A. Henderson. SANFORD. G. STRINGFÉLLOW FLORIDA JUSTICE OF THE pF-ACÇ Office in City Hnll Drink a Bottlo of Respondents To Georgiannu L. Nymnn. Melrose, MusxacliuseUs - It appears from the atlidiivit of (,eo. A, IW otles, SotU'ltor and hf Counsel for complainant, herein duly tiled, in which he says that in the above en­ titled cause G<-urglannn L. Nyman, one of the ■iercnd.mu In the said cause, is a nunrclldenr Df the State of Florida, and lit*l her resident«- Is In the city uf Metro«-, in the Slate of Massachusetts. You are therefore ordered to appear to the hill of complaint tiled In tills cause, on. or M ore Monday, August 7th. A. D . IUII, the same being a rule day of thiseuort. - it is further or dared thut this notice hr puhlithrd for four »in . i -sive week* in Ihe Sanford lleiuld, n newspaper published In San [«id. tlurida n. ( Ulti ut lite Circuii rida, «ml tiw teal Iherrist Court ibjrtfh______ AB Ml>. IUII. ISealK 1^ ___ R.•!«»«. Clerk _ ADE, THE TUNER, ORLANDO. , FLORIDA W ade W ill Pay P h o n e T oll on All G en u in o O rd e r« ' U. M.T The S a n fo rtfC o c a Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla SECURE norie now oton g in g e r a l e o r s o d a w a t e r ’ Manufactured with jnire distilled water—they will jtfeventJIlneM. aid , digestion and give you health • a comPlalnent t i r c o u r t "Of th e tietmty—JudSe^Uate. S u m m e r o r W in te r we can supply your wants in the Automobile-line. "If you wunt to A Motor J o r Any Purpose we are ot your service with the very best ca£a We never sleep. If you ore in'trouble eull us any hour of the night or day! of Florida In re Estate of O rante County Helena Schneider To all Creditor». Lrgaiers, Distribuire» and «II I'craoua having Claims ur Ut-mamls M aim l said E tlilc : You. nml em-li of you. «re hereby notified and re­ quired to tirctcul any i laiin» and dem and,. which you. or eluter or you. may have against the ratate of Helena Schneider, deceased, late of Orange county, Florida. to the uadrrsfgnrd Adminlatrstor Cura Testaiuenio A iin n o uf said estate. within twu years from the date hereof. Dated May 9th. A. D. J9II. JOHN GORDON. 39-Htp Ad in Inlsu a tor Cum Teslaraentu Annexa Sanford Machine & Garage Company PHONE 331 Henry McLaulin MERRIE ENGLAND MY SPECIALTIES Pickard'a Hand-Painted China Gorham's Sterling Silver Roger*' Plated Ware • • Elgin und Waliitam Watches Ia the title of a book op Social­ ism, containing the underlying principles and the most impor­ tant objections. For sale at 211 fln t Street. Price 10c f . M. HAND. P re s id e n t. F . p . F O R S T E R , Cashier GOODS GUARANTEED t OEO. F E R N A L D , Vlca-Pras B. F . W H IT N E R , A sst. Cash * Only National Bank In Orango County . Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance * S a fe ty D ep o elt B oxes fo r R e n t ORGANIZED 1 8 8 7 O u r E asy P a y m en t-P la n seems to suit everybody. because we enable you to It’s popular JEWELER ALL v GENERAL FIRE IN SU R A N C E A G E N T N. H. GARNER . S an fo rd , Flòrida. Office Above Flr»t National Bank �THE SANTORO HERALD ítWWKWII IN S T A L L M E N T ANACER F irst S tre e t’ and Palm etto A ven u e S anford, Florida Thursday* Game a t SanTord i n . then half of the ninth, Sanford his best efforts toward the ciu»c pulon Sanford 0. Orlando 8.. came to the but resolved to soak the in the game and their decision» un- never questioned. • j— * -r— Vhe game ia never won until the lust cover off the h<*gcfiidu and they di J. Bowen conies to. the bu tmaklng a safe score is counted in the ninth. At least that is the way it looks to the Orlando hit. Funk followed making a hit and , The first Sanford player that makes a , . T hs Gam* a t S an fo rd On Friday a return game was played rooters who left the held in the eighth letting Bowers* go to second. Lawler home run .on the home ground* in any made a two base hit sooring licv.cr, and game with Orlando will be presented ot Sanford and for an ordinary day the Inning convinced that Orlando had won Ft»nk;--Clyde Pounds cAme - to ' bnnrrak- with e fine Hatdry Palmer & Scigli with the score standing 8 to 5. With nil crowd was ail that could be desired. Doth this heavy handicap Sanford won and ing a hit and Lawler went to third.' teams hafl plnyfll good hall the ijj'v 1 -.T U C am » a t O rtan d (Continued from first.pagej' bidiit-’Wallace w a r n s came To The we woufa Ilke-itrfell hbouv Shout It only the Then lgbob B fore und both were' confident of success. With over -six hundred fans yelling Sanford wns shypn pitchers as Dooguewell story in detail would take up more space bat making n two baxcjiit scoring Law­ themselves hoarse, almag(cffbally divided wns an the sick list and Core's arm was th in W6 can spore and then—wliat’e the ler and Pounds, making th e ' score 9 td evening, closing with a most Impressive ' , ’* 8 in favor of Sanford. About this time service. useT We wonl between Orlando and Sanford, (with auto­ not in good shape So it fell to Wallace to • i 1. The business of the conference w^s pandemonium broke loose, everybody The game started with Wallace in the mobiles and carriages banked Vd)tn the again go in the box and to the big one's dosed on Saturday, aj which time reso­ went bughouse und in the grand mix up grand stand entirely eround \Jv> field ta credit be It said be pitched a fine game. box—good old Wallace—who had been lutions were passed thanking the citivem tho sporting editor lost his score card and the far fence. Orlando and Hanford in Those that managed to connect with sick Wednesday night but offered to take the details of tho gnmo went with it. • At for the cordial hospitallity that had J*in the mound and do bis best. The new the first game of the season succeeded In the sphere were unable to make a long and rate the best part of the gamo^tomes e x te n d i ^to the members of the con­ making a grand-stand finish, the score drive while the Sanford boys ‘ batted catcher, Durden was on hand to receive, in the ninth and the thrills given in this ference during their stay in Sunfuid. standing 3 to S at itra close of the eleventh Young Windham, brother of the great the new third, Bowen, and short stop Some of the prcadicrs left Ssiurdsy inning were enough to satisfy the taste of .Inning, an agreement having been made Jimmie, at will, Clyde Pound^ knocking Bridges were in their places a id Sanford for thrifnom es o h tK c^ east coast, but the disgruntled fans who were so blue be­ • t the end of-the nimb to sto p . If either a home run,,.^Vith all the heavy can­ fans just couldn't see anything bu\ sue otheivremaincd over and will go on to fore tills inning. • ' cess; blit after the bombarding commenced side bad scored in the eleventh, both nonading the Sanford team could not The Sanford team so far has shown priando to..'attend the meeting of’the teams being green and greatly in .need make good in the critical moments and and Pee Wee Bennett of Orlando knocked State Epworth League Conference (hat of work, while the afternoon was ex went down to defeat with a score of ,6 to a home run and let in two men there good form and can put it all over the Or­ meets there this week, lando team whenever they lighten up cessively warm. 3 in favor of Orlando. There were many was despair w ritten'on the faces and qnd try more team work. Clyde Pounds . Determined that, strict orJcr should costly errors ‘made by Sanford which en- Manager Spencer commenced to shrink is a great ball player and we have great CoMfarcnc* Note* prevail at all coots, with a strong desire ableb Orlando to carry otr the game but up until he was able to get in his car confidence in his ability to deliver the EN. R. V. Atkisson-of Miami umJL.Kcs. without opening the door. the fans were n o t discouraged because U> have a pleasant season of sport with And than that bold bdd Clyde-’Pounds good* before tbe «eoson-is oval. Anyhow R, Ira Baroett of West Palm Bench dur­ their old time rivals, /the managciuep any one with half an eye can foresee fn. knocked another home run arid tiie score we don’t wish to dishearten Orlando by ing their J Mftay in Sanford were the guests bad the entire field roped off, blue coals vlctttfy" ini' Sanford when our regular giving them too'stiff a proposition and of Mr. and Mi?. G. W. Spencer at their at every hand to keep the 'crowd back, team is mustered with every man hi his kept climbing until in the seventh it die whole matter U just a friendly pas­ home on the Heights. stood 8 to 3 and no chance to save our place. One of tbebest features of the and an order that the first offender be time. Both sides are taking Die matter Miss Ada Miller of Palatku wui the elected from the grounds. An agreement series this season is jhe entire absence bacon. good naturodly and somd fine games are guest of Mrs. Chandler. The Sanford men were not Idle during was also racked prohibiting any player of sectional feeling that marred the promised ere the flag falla T Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilfiama had »* this time but were batting our,friend . from making a kick to either umpire, alii pleasure of the games two years ago. ’’ Give the team your support financially Jimmy Windham all the time only fate their guests Rev. J. D. Slbert and - Revobjections being fa the hands of the two While some of the decisions last Friday and morally and go to thè game. seemed against them enlarging the score. W. A. Myers. *‘ were very close there was not • kick captains. Ba it said to the credit, not Rev. H. Dutill of Pulatkii was enter­ In the field the Sanford "boys played a utmle end this kind of deportment means only of the two teams, but the umpires; tained In the home of Mr. and Mrs W.* good game, Bridgea making a sensational N ates of Iti» Cam» that Sanford and Orlando will have a Messrs. Jim Pounds, for Orlando and ., Sanford made 11 bits and Orlando J. Starling. Mr.^lavls for Sanford, thgt’not an objec- season of good balk good gate receipts one hand catch, Snedigor making a good catch and Funk also covering his part of made 5, which indicates (hat Orlando Is tton YTM made by either tram, atul thr. and good feeling when It is all over. q rcinr c ourraaigimTr- ~ The garden ‘ana w jpiM hs them ’ ¿¡¿nfag' dQlig some stick work. prospect for a snkgtlid aeries of games Tudgo Minor S. Jones adjourned circuit his way,. •’ * V; Burden. Bower and Bridges, the D's. between t h e X v o towns was never K ls s lm m s s a n d S a n fo rd of the’7th Judldal Circuit, which met This game-was one of thoae peculiar tall new men made good and have won a brighter. Tueaday morning, to July Ssh. when Kissimmee ball team played at Sanford hoodoos that cxjuld not be explained and place. There la no denying the fact that San­ on Monday and the threatening showers while there were errors made on each Judge Parkins of DeLand will be on lb* Spencer was silent up to the 9th inning bench. ford haa a splendid team. While a trifle kept down the attendance somewhat. aide Sanford played as good a game aa am* then be made a break for Mayor weak In one, or possibly two places, the Those that braved the elements managed i ' Orlando. ’ Finally Biddy Gore was put In Lake and tried to roll him in the sand. aggregation as a whole is composed of fo enjoy themselves, although the guim 1 / Card o f Thanks the box changing positions with Wallace good ball players and excellent gentle­ was not a good exhibition of ball playing. To those who were no kind to us in Biddy Gore distinguished himself by and to Biddy'a credit let it be said that men. In the sixth Inning p decision of the um­ be pulled the team out of a bad bole only pulling the bunch out/or a bole. He only our late bereavemhnt and loss we ex­ The Orlando boys, to say tbs Isaac sur­ pire peeved Manager Fred Dass end lie one bit being given up after be started ?!*•**«• UP one Wi lifter taking the firing tend our heartfelt thanks* IIm , *1 Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Messenger prised the natives. “Wot a soul could be called his men off the field, the acors flinging. 'ti and Familyfound before the gsme, who had the standing 6 to 5 in favpr of Sanford. Any team that can pull victory out of In the eighth—.well, there was some temerity to predict a victory for the home On Tuesday the team played at Kissim­ ball playing and the great Jimmy defeat and toll up four scores In the last team, but many thought a first-class ag­ mee and from all accounts'the gams was Windham could r^oi stem the ride and half of the 9th deserves honorable men­ gregation could be made of the talent at a very t^me affair. Ralph Steveoa pitch­ there are some uncharitable people who tion. The Sanfonj boys are all right, ev­ BICYCLES AKD SUNDRIES hand with practice and work, but the ed for Sanford and the score was 7 to 4 claim that Windham went up in the air. ery one of them. fact that none of the boys had been in in favor of Sanford. 25 BICYCLES At any rate in the eighth with two men The attendance was the largest of the a game fbis Season, or reoentiy, at least, FROM MM I T TX) <11. FOR NÉW We hope to have more' games with on bases Snedigor knocked a two bagger peasou tlie, automobiles being parked Bo, *71 PIn»m h copld not be loaf .right of. To aay ..UifU, Kissimmee for they are a clever lot of ♦coring two and wiib' tbe score stand­ half j# 0]Huound the entire diamond. StIANIBARGtK . jh a tana, and especially the management j ball tosaera and manage to give our boys ing 3 to 8 the crowd took a new lease Tbe work of Umpires Davis and Pounds ORLANDO. fl o r id a of the Orlando baseball team, were thor- soma vary good practice. on life and Orlando failing lo •core1Is highly ooramen Jable each man giving oughly latisgcd with die outcome of die game, is draw inti it mildly__Reporter ,V : w • * ... t ^_j -"v'-O �Ifti SA N F O R D — Lite is Worth Living Vtimbcr 46 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JUNE 30. 1911 HOME TALENT IS GOOD e . * i in i •— ■>■ ■*- «i ,* L ib ra ry association Receives a * Neat Sum From Play D IS T R IC T SK U L E G R EAT S U C C E S S Volume III SANFORD, THE CORN BELT OF FLORIDA The Fields of Fine Corn Around Sanford Are the Wonder of the Agricultural World ti. “ 7 T ,, * NEWS O f THE w o r l d Items of Interest fílcaned From Various Sources - .'«ir­ > „V >-■ . j FT f r > H A P P E N IN G S D U R IN G THE W EEK Home Talent S cores a lilt With Large Audience District-School at Blueberry Corners Here Ihr. Readers Will Nnd a Brief drew a large crowd to the High School Historical Spring Flowing . Auditorium last Friday night, and from For flurried Readers Thn time the curtain rote on tlie scene. J n 'Becauseli'^foUp- <ST~r*voIñüoñTsu~ e J "which the school committee was deliber­ trusted, with the work of maintaining orating on the choice of a new teacher for ler nt Vegn Do Metzltlnn, In tho State of ■the school, till the closing ch irua. there Hidulgó, forced Franz Rolttcr, n civil en­ was a continuous round: ot mirth -and gineer, to remove his shoes nnd then • laughter. The personnel of the piny was Imrefooted wait upon them liko an ordi­ made up entirely of prominent |>eoplc of nary serynnt, the German minister, AdSanford, and each one Was deserving of tnlrnl Paul Von Hintze, has ^demanded special mention as unlque'churactersrepnrütlon from the Mexican government. Tho large auditorium was well filled ns He nlso( demanded indemnity for loMya the pcoplo of this place me ever ready Incumvl hy the compaqy for which Reu­ to give of tlieir time iimi nicoiiH to further ter was working The government- hits tin. interests of a good cause. From the ordered mi Investigation of thechnrgcs. time the curtain rose on the first scenes, Reliable advices . have been'received u school room in which tho school hoard from AItin ii in Hmt Him situation there is had met to receive applicants and select extremely critical. .Turkey has mussed u teacher fop the school, till the closing 50,000 troops within a day’s march of the chorus there was a continuous round of Montctiegrimi frontier. Charles R. Crane, mirth and laughter. Qf^hlcngo, who tins just arrived at Vienna Considerable difficult* was experienced crop con be rinsed in the south us that ‘from , those sections are a green blÿ sur- from Cettinje. after uuvertlng Albania, Will'wonders never eeasef it) making a selection of a teacher from the four applicants who applied in perThis exclamation wasmade by a gentle, " ' ¡ Î 1• ‘’r¡htf, UP «» d»c sub-lrriguted prised to find sue!) corn growing in Flori­ describes the conditions us absolutely lu■ «__ i„'.. - r— celery lands around Sanford and the tuh/tablc. _ The Turks, liu says, axo ilevus- _ sod* TM rim u> appear was Miss Dash- man one day last Veek niter a" trip on. formers arc selling it nl $10 per ton,' all da—where they cxpccl—lu^sae-nalhlug ........... ” ^fliiig whole districts, killing (irisonere, but sand. Euch year fiqds Hie Sanford away but she failed on the examination the traction line over the east side and they can haul. „ ? . farmers getting hack KTNature for nJF refugee women and children, burning and was turned down. Miss. Bilindn The visitors to the city Inst week were that hcTiccds.nnd witli plenty of corn, homes mid chips und blowing upchurghha.-. Sharp thought a woman should be paid an automobile trip aviy the west side. Few |ieople would realize Or believe the ainuzcd to observe the giant stalks of hay, cowpeos, pitulcrs mid 'velvet, beans the‘»qtne salary that a man was ¿aid, The inquiry into tho Colorado group of hut the board couldn’t - see It .that v > story about the wonderful yield of corn com all through the Celery Delta, each fur horses, cattle and. hogs, the fanners beet sugar fnctdrles, comrolled by' the Miss Sallie, Simple's youthfulncss wnS and hay that at iwcseut Is growing upon stalk having Iwo nnd three Inrgc* well of tho North are settling upon Sanford ns Amrricuii Sugar Re lining r QomparTy . . filled cars of corn nnd no heller crop the real farming nnd vegc(able section ôf through tlie Great Western Sugar Com, against h<*r, so she too was . sent on her " way. The remained *foi9*lhd last, who Um.hdjds In the Sanford Olcryl>B]tn— could be grown in the famous corn twits the entire South. Tho day is over for iwihy wits coiicluded Saturday by* tho ' came. Hezeklah Rendergrask,' to meet the fields Haut only.ji few weeks ago were of tin north. Tho corn is Doing affected the one crop bien in Sanford nnd /end» Sugar .Trust investigating committee. requirements of an exacting board which filled witlf^ccleiy and lettuce. The liny in Kansas and other Middle West States yeuf sees ncw^crops, bettcr'xrops, more This week jho so-called ¿ugar Trust Inter­ he did to the satisfaction of all. crop Is volunteer und npetj ' no attention by the drougli, something that never cnttle. more hogs, more chickens, n belter ests ‘in-Gallfurnia industries will lie taken The second scone was Hie firqt day of conning' up luxuriantly after the. other happens on our sub-irrigated lands and living, n surer liviug und a timer foundnbp. John D. Sprockets will bo a witness ' school, morning, and afternoon sessions. 4*op* hnVeJjccn shipped. No such hay the people coming to’ Sanford this week tlon section and-a Greuter Sanford. '. Roll was made, nam es. and. ^ges iA also will Claus' 'Sprrc’kels upon Ids re­ urut they were all there, from the pfiUje turn'from Europe.*„.Further 'insight Into sixteen year old miss to the bare-footed. tjih relatibna of tluy Mormoii Church und O E FIC E R G R A V E S K ILLED C IT V C O U N C IL M E E T S BALL G A M E S OPNLY red (leaded urchins. tho American Sugar Refining -Company . Salllo Brown and her little brother,'An­ ther, four years old. were. the last to iy- Accidentally Shot While Grappling postponed Session Held Lust Monday Sanford Will Not Celebrate In (Md will he sought from Prophet Joseph F. rwc. and were reproved by the tenpher SmHIi, lientl.of the Murmon Cliurch. Wlih Negro P rim tier | - Nfght 4 - — fashioned- -Fourtli for being tardy on the first day, but Sallie While preventing tho escape of n negro A new record la the foreign Commcrct; On accouni of a genera) apathy and deserved credit forJ getting -there ut all. Council met'in postponed session. July having the cflre of tier youthful brother. prisoner ut tire city noon - yester­ 2H, at 7:30 p. m. luck o f 1 Interest in the Fourth of July of tho United States, • surpassing that of1--' 1lie first class calltid for recitation was day F. '/. Graves'was instantly killed by Present: l). L, Thrasher, President; W. celebration G lias been decided to cut out ato business historyr wus made during spelling, and os usual there wus the good the accidental discharge of a pistol in tho th tr bnrtoecuo and fish-fry gnd other tho eleven mimllis of Uio fiscal year endD. Holden, H. K. StqVens, S. Runge. ~ —— speller who could turn them nil down, the _l*u_ ing wiUt.-AUfer -tu iriail thw poor speller who couldn't spWl at all, tho hands of 'Officer SnfTord. .The negro .&bjcn,i;.. ÍL WnttL. nnp^ho-peeped-Itr TheWvviR when leili Ixit* prluohcrTia J been ucrore Mayor taiki! fo/ J. D, Davidson*. . • game with Orlando on lhe uiteraoon of ImiKirtH and cxjiorts uf the Ujiited States, wasn't looking und tho brilliant Bcliolur selling wliiskey and while being put in Minutes of last meeting read nmi uj>- ’July fourth. The coneehsus of opinion ns compiled by the Bureau of Statistics, who ’’didn't sec that word." Tlik class in tho ceil by Officer Safi urd broke loose proved. Two petitions tlon •'largely' signed ; seems that a big celebration would cost amounted to $.1,3l2,3g3,50fi, which exgeography is deserving of spcclnl mention tfml ran behind the steel cage grnbbing - for brilliancy. Many focal hits were usking the council" cir to |wss an or too much and it general tiny of celebrat­ ceedj the record year of .'1508 by ulmost an enipty bottle and attempting to strike dinancc forbidding Hie. sale of merchan­ ing would mean closing of tho stores $3,000,000. The balance of ttade in favor made that were very clever. The dosing dayoi school, which was a tlie olliccr. Mr. Graves linp|icncd to be dise und cold drinks an Sunday read and which some -of tho merchants wish to of Amcricnn huslncss men from their momentus occasion, was probubly the in the city building and rushed. to Safforeign custoipcrs umounts to $501,52.1,502 avoid. ‘, ,. * crowning effort. Best clgtheB were worn, ford’s assistance both officers using.the referred to ordinance committee. It was halted n great celetirntion mql for the eleven months. Communication from the Sanford Trac­ compositions were read, spcedies made butt ends of their pistols in trying to old time,Fourth jcoultl be plahped and the to the gratification of sdiool committee An iiivcstlgntioi^of cold storage eggs, tion Company asking ilu t certain sheets und visitors present. Uriah Burkina^ force tin- negro back in his cell. While he designated fur Hie use of tlietr cur Sanford spirit of hoiqiiUility prevail, but for the government, will be conducted chairman af committee, addressed the • Mr. Saflurd wus using his gun the weap­ (nicks read mul referred to the street no one seems tp take tho'1Inluntiv». and this summer hy Prof. -W. A. Stocking of sdiool eloquently at the close of the exer­ agree to flnnnco the pro|)usltlim Tliera Cornell. It will be conducted largely In cises. Every one whô took |>art in this on was liccidentally discharged tho bullet cominUtee. rmrrtahlmant deserves credit for con- Hiking Mr. Graves and ‘killing him nlResolutions adopted by (lie Sanford Is time to reconsider the pro|Ni«iHon and Omuhii pneking houses. The object is to uibutlng to Its success ehd special men­ dost instantly. The negro broke awny Library Association and referred lirthe' have tho 11^-fry, but ut |tresent the pros- find out particularly what kind of egg* tion would be made If space wus avail­ i lid fan out of Hie cell and up the alley council, read. |sjct for u-liarhecuo is unfavorable. should he placed in storage so ns to In­ . , able. It Is hoped that these “stars” will when -u shot from Salford's rqvolver The Indies will fireside at the West best keeping quality. Taken under advisement hid of Chase again appear for the pleasure of the Snn1 | 9 ‘ brought him down seriously wounded, & Co. for insurance on new fire engine Side Park uiuj tho basket--picnic, idea •ford public. A state-wide movement having for its r. Soflord did not know that Mr. Graves still holds good and (ho furmers will con­ referred to fire committee. The choruses were much enjoyed, and object the repeal of the near beer clause the quartet that can g , Old Kentucky id been shot until his return with the On motion, the street cbmipittee win* gregate und discuss tho issues of the day;i and the abolition of locker clubs was Home was particularly fine. negro prisoner when he found him breath- authorized to settle the dlffrreijco with but aside from the hall game there V(il| launched throughout Georgia ou Monday Mrs.*L E. Tolar urns pianist for the lr g his Inst Mr. Crawford in regard, to change in b« no siwciuculur cffocu and the red tire tiyjhe, Anil-Saloon League. Letters bad - evening and rendereiTsonio ¿beautiful se­ Mr. SnfTord is heartlirokon over the lirldgo across Puitip Branch ut 7th street und rockets Jinvo turned to punk. lections. The play was given' for the been sent to the pastors of all the The eagle will scream hut not loud, churches ‘in, the State and these were benefit of His Sanford Library Associa­ ulTalr und the terrible accident has cast for $150. The following resolution*'was enough to disturb the slumbers of those tion mid a nice srm was realized for tins , giooin over the'entire city. Mr. Graves read and adopted: read ut today's services. Resolutions ac­ popular Institution. The following were (hr severol yenra was on the city 'police Resolved, That Postmaster C. F. Has­ who want n safe mid sane Fuurth ami no companying-the letters also were .prlethe characters: ' ^ force where his vigilance mid courage kins be notified that the city oF Sanford noiso.sented to tlie congregations. ^These ap­ PERSONNEL QF CASTS. funtie him u terror to the criminal china. now lias iliore thou 5,000 inhabitants und Will Open Dciilul OlHcr . . proved the near beer bill and called upon . School Commuée. For some months past he hud served ns is now prepared to have free delivery of D r.F .X . Hoardman. of this city, son of tho severifl Senators und Representative* Uriah Perklns/'Chairman. .M. F. Robinson mall and that Mr. Haskins be required to pur fellow tnwnsiiMin nnd merchant. - ^ r. to work und vote for its passage. — Jacob Blllaker ............... ...F . P. Fortier street commissioner. John Smith............................ C. R. Walker He leaves a wife, three sens, und four take necessary steps to secure this nc-r F. N, Hoprdinad, Will In a few days open cuminodntkm. * APPLICANTS. ' Strlngfetlow—Howard daughters to mourn his loss. dental tuirlors at Saaford, where ho has On motion the street committee was already engaged nuarti ts in the G, & W, Mis* D ashaw ay...',........Mrs.. L. T. Johns The announcement of the wnrriogc of Miss Belinda Sharp Mrs. IF McLnudilin Wfiksw r i to purchase sewer pipe—fOT Building ’next door to the N. P. Yowell Miss Ella Strlngfeliow and Mr. C. U. n e ruid Tubes u m r a n -------"Miss Sallie Simple___Mrs. K. Homrlg’hous Rand avenue sewer. store. Dr. Dourdmnu graduated in the Howard came as asurpriso to their many Hezeklah PendetgraasN........H. H. Deune Results guaranteed to advertisers has On motion council adjourned. earlybspring from the Baltimore College of Sunford friends. The event occurred In been tlie slogan of The Herald and while SCHOLARS. M. W. LOVELL Clerk Dental Surgery with Itjgh honors and only Jacksonville lust Tuesday hud the first our subscription lift will* compnre favor­ GIRLS. u few week* ago posted a .vrjy satisfac­ Inking thuir friend*' hud of tile' event Matilda Billings........... Mrs. R. C. Maxwell ably with any weekly paper in the state The Postofflcc Rules • Faithful Snooks...............Mrs.|Moy Dlckins tho management was greatly surprited to tory examination before the State Board wus the receipt of postul cards. V- ** Saniuuthu Piper___Miss Charlotte Keelor get the following letter. Both young people are popular In.San­ 'Our postmaster formulates the following os Examiners at I’ensacoln', A bright J cm sha Dickson......... Miss Flossie Frank ford social circles. Mis* Strlngfeliow being career Is predicted for the young man rules for the benefit of bis patrons nnd Chaluda Geyser.'........Miss Mabel Bowler Editor Sanford Herald, Sunford. Florida, that you may know what you muy ex­ who has not only acquitted hlrtisclf hand- the oldest daughter of Judge L G, StringRuth Ketchura............M iss Birdie Harris Dear Sir:—We beg to udvise you that act: No letters given out until they have aomely both iu college und before the 'fellow ho* resided In this city since her Susan Crowfoot............... Mrs.-C. L Speer Sally firpwn____ _____ Mrt- M. H. Bowler after summing up the total amount of re- beenTecefvedr If you don't got a letter bounl, but has an engaging manner, a early childhood and numbers her friends Mebitsble Jones......... ..Mrf.¡ C. B. Yelscr pile* received front our recent, series of by the score. ' Dorcas Doolittle...............Mrs. S. 0. Chase advertising, placed with six newspapers or a paper on.the day you expect it have splendid addressumd a way of making - Mr. Howard h a s been ii resident of friends that promises to take him to the Hie postmaster look through all the boxes i BOYS. in Florida towns, the Sanford Herald and down the cellar also. It ought to he tup rung of the ladder of success,-----Re­ Sunford for several yenrs being a mem­ Luther B row n........R aym ond Johnson yielded us more replies than any other. ber of the Howarii-I’ackard Land Co., and there somewhere and he- likes to hunt porter Star_________________ /*• .......................JJ,, D. U. Roberts Koueris DaVldfSnot«.................. . ____ Yours.trnJy, a genera) favorite With every one. He t . j ............L .rtiU L . Moure Millie C ro w fo o t.,,,.....? . for it just to please you. If your friend • Woodmen Circle Dance Ubndbih Buzzani n l ................ W. J. Thigpen Is also engaged at present la railroad J ohn A. C unningham . don't write rave at the postmaster. He r............. .......B. F. Wbitner Stephen Tucker............. Don't forget the dat^ce to be given by construction work. The happy" couple ' All of which Indicates Uiat In a large is to blame. If he tells you no, put on a the Woodmen Circle Tuesday evening Jeremiah Jenkins.......... ,..A . T, Rossi ter after a wedding, trip will make Sanford grieved look and say there ought to be Bobbie O'Lee....................i. Henry Purden contest recently inaugurated by Jno. A. July 4UjHtt city4iall. Dancing to begin Samuel Snooks.......................... Nixon Butt Cunningham In which each paper was some. Ho Is probably hiding your mail at 8:30. Come every body and enjoy the their home, Mr. Howard having a nice Sim Dlpeey.................Homrlghous Jled. The Herald headed the. list. This for tho pleasure of having ypu call for It' glorious Fourth, for Uiose do not dance liotne already -prepared on Myrtfe Ave. Uiere will be good music, refreshing “ VISITORS -— The Heruld Joins the mahy friends In should prove interesting to present adver­ Ask him to look again. If you are buy­ leverages and a general good tfm4 for Mt». Dipsoy, Mr*. Inglis. Mirander Dlpeey, wishing Mr. und Mrs. Howard, a happy' n il Kft a i l m U a i r i n fV im « ing stamp* muke him lick Uieni and nut Mr*. A. D. Key, Mrs. Snooks, Mrs. M, tiser* and Uiose whtr-contemplate using und prosperous Ufo. ttygrn on, that’* his business. early and le t the worth of your money, • a t« paper*. Frank, trx m tH&Sg V. ''"rw'-Z � 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 23, 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/8ce71367534e887ec48d684827b91104.pdf b2e29d6912212309c2ad0db686054a82 PDF Text Text THE SANTORO HERALD ítWWKWII IN S T A L L M E N T ANACER First Street’ and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida Thursday* Game at SanTord in . then half of the ninth, Sanford his best efforts toward the ciu»c pulon Sanford 0. Orlando 8.. came to the but resolved to soak the in the game and their decision» un- never questioned. • j— * -r— Vhe game ia never won until the lust cover off the h<*gcfiidu and they di J. Bowen conies to. the bu tmaklng a safe score is counted in the ninth. At least that is the way it looks to the Orlando hit. Funk followed making a hit and , The first Sanford player that makes a , . Ths Gam* a t Sanford Lawler home run .on the home ground* in any On Friday a return game was played rooters who left the held in the eighth letting Bowers* go to second. made a two base hit sooring licv.cr, and game with Orlando will be presented ot Sanford and for an ordinary day the Inning convinced that Orlando had won with the score standing 8 to 5. With nil Ft»nk;--Clyde Pounds cAme - to' bnnrrak- with e fine Hatdry Palmer & Scigli crowd was ail that could be desired. Doth this heavy handicap Sanford won and ing a hit and Lawler went to third.' teams hafl plnyfll good hall the ijj'v 1 -.T U Cam» a t Ortand (Continued from first.pagej' bid iit-w ’Wallace a r n s came To The we woufa Ilke-itrfell hbouv Shout It only the Then lgbob B fore und both were' confident of success. With over -six hundred fans yelling Sanford wns shypn pitchers as Dooguewell story in detail would take up more space bat making n two baxcjiit scoring Law­ themselves hoarse, almag(cffbally divided wns an the sick list and Core's arm was thin W6 can spore and then—wliat’e the ler and Pounds, making the' score 9 td evening, closing with a most Impressive ' , ’* 8 in favor of Sanford. About this time service. useT We wonl between Orlando and Sanford, (with auto­ not in good shape So it fell to Wallace to • i 1. The business of the conference w^s pandemonium broke loose, everybody The game started with Wallace in the mobiles and carriages banked Vd)tn the again go in the box and to the big one's dosed on Saturday, aj which time reso­ went bughouse und in the grand mix up grand stand entirely eround \Jv> field ta credit be It said be pitched a fine game. box—good old Wallace—who had been lutions were passed thanking the citivem tho sporting editor lost his score card and the far fence. Orlando and Hanford in Those that managed to connect with sick Wednesday night but offered to take the details of tho gnmo went with it. •At for the cordial hospitallity that had J*in the mound and do bis best. The new the first game of the season succeeded In the sphere were unable to make a long and rate the best part of the gamo^tomes e x te n d i ^to the members of the con­ making a grand-stand finish, the score drive while the Sanford boys ‘ batted catcher, Durden was on hand to receive, in the ninth and the thrills given in this ference during their stay in Sunfuid. standing 3 to S at itra close of the eleventh Young Windham, brother of the great the new third, Bowen, and short stop Some of the prcadicrs left Ssiurdsy inning were enough to satisfy the taste of .Inning, an agreement having been made Jimmie, at will, Clyde Pound^ knocking Bridges were in their places aid Sanford for thrifnom es ohtK c^east coast, but the disgruntled fans who were so blue be­ •t the end of-the nimb to stop. If either a home run,,.^Vith all the heavy can­ fans just couldn't see anything bu\ sue otheivremaincd over and will go on to fore tills inning. •' cess; blit after the bombarding commenced side bad scored in the eleventh, both nonading the Sanford team could not The Sanford team so far has shown priando to..'attend the meeting of’the teams being green and greatly in .need make good in the critical moments and and Pee Wee Bennett of Orlando knocked State Epworth League Conference (hat of work, while the afternoon was ex went down to defeat with a score of ,6 to a home run and let in two men there good form and can put it all over the Or­ meets there this week, lando team whenever they lighten up cessively warm. 3 in favor of Orlando. There were many was despair written'on the faces and qnd try more team work. Clyde Pounds . Determined that, strict orJcr should costly errors ‘made by Sanford which en- Manager Spencer commenced to shrink is a great ball player and we have great CoMfarcnc* Note* prevail at all coots, with a strong desire ableb Orlando to carry otr the game but up until he was able to get in his car confidence in his ability to deliver the EN. R. V. Atkisson-of Miami umJL.Kcs. without opening the door. the fans were not discouraged because U> have a pleasant season of sport with And than that bold bdd Clyde-’Pounds good* before tbe «eoson-is oval. Anyhow R, Ira Baroett of West Palm Bench dur­ their old time rivals, /the managciuep any one with half an eye can foresee fn. knocked another home run arid tiie score we don’t wish to dishearten Orlando by ing their J Mftay in Sanford were the guests bad the entire field roped off, blue coals vlctttfy" ini' Sanford when our regular giving them too'stiff a proposition and of Mr. and Mi?. G. W. Spencer at their at every hand to keep the 'crowd back, team is mustered with every man hi his kept climbing until in the seventh it stood 8 to 3 and no chance to save our die whole matter U just a friendly pas­ home on the Heights. place. One of tbebest features of the and an order that the first offender be time. Both sides are taking Die matter Miss Ada Miller of Palatku wui the bacon. elected from the grounds. An agreement series this season is jhe entire absence good naturodly and somd fine games are guest of Mrs. Chandler. The Sanford men were not Idle during was also racked prohibiting any player of sectional feeling that marred the promised ere the flag falla T Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilfiama had »* this time but were batting our,friend . from making a kick to either umpire, alii pleasure of the games two years ago. ’’ Give the team your support financially Jimmy Windham all the time only fate their guests Rev. J . D. Slbert and - Revobjections being fa the hands of the two While some of the decisions last Friday and morally and go to thè game. seemed against them enlarging the score. W. A. Myers. * ‘ were very close there was not • kick captains. Ba it said to the credit, not Rev. H. Dutill of Pulatkii was enter­ In the field the Sanford "boys played a utmle end this kind of deportment means only of the two teams, but the umpires; tained In the home of Mr. and Mrs W.* good game, Bridgea making a sensational Nates of Iti» Cam» that Sanford and Orlando will have a Messrs. Jim Pounds, for Orlando and ., Sanford made 11 bits and Orlando J . Starling. Mr.^lavls for Sanford, thgt’not an objec- season of good balk good gate receipts one hand catch, Snedigor making a good catch and Funk also covering his part of made 5, which indicates (hat Orlando Is tton YTM made by either tram, atul thr. and good feeling when It is all over. q rcinr c ourraaigimTr- ~ The garden ‘ana wjpiMhs them’¿¡¿nfag' dQlig some stick work. prospect for a snkgtlid aeries of games Tudgo Minor S. Jones adjourned circuit his way,. •’ * V; Burden. Bower and Bridges, the D's. between th e X v o towns was never Klsslmmss and Sanford of the’ 7th Judldal Circuit, which met This game-was one of thoae peculiar tall new men made good and have won a brighter. Tueaday morning, to July Ssh. when Kissimmee ball team played at Sanford hoodoos that cxjuld not be explained and place. There la no denying the fact that San­ on Monday and the threatening showers Judge Parkins of DeLand will be on lb* while there were errors made on each Spencer was silent up to the 9th inning bench. ford haa a splendid team. While a trifle kept down the attendance somewhat. aide Sanford played as good a game aa am* then be made a break for Mayor weak In one, or possibly two places, the Those that braved the elements managed i ' Orlando. ’ Finally Biddy Gore was put In Lake and tried to roll him in the sand. aggregation as a whole is composed of fo enjoy themselves, although the guim 1 / Card o f Thanks the box changing positions with Wallace good ball players and excellent gentle­ was not a good exhibition of ball playing. To those who were no kind to us in Biddy Gore distinguished himself by and to Biddy'a credit let it be said that men. In the sixth Inning p decision of the um­ be pulled the team out of a bad bole only pulling the bunch out/or a bole. He only our late bereavemhnt and loss we ex­ The Orlando boys, to say tbs Isaac sur­ pire peeved Manager Fred Dass end lie one bit being given up after be started ?!*•**«• UP one Wi lifter taking the firing tend our heartfelt thanks* IIm , *1 Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Messenger prised the natives. “Wot a soul could be called his men off the field, the acors flinging. 'ti and Familyfound before the gsme, who had the standing 6 to 5 in favpr of Sanford. Any team that can pull victory out of In the eighth—.well, there was some temerity to predict a victory for the home On Tuesday the team played at Kissim­ ball playing and the great Jimmy defeat and toll up four scores In the last team, but many thought a first-class ag­ mee and from all accounts'the gams was Windham could r^oi stem the ride and half of the 9th deserves honorable men­ gregation could be made of the talent at a very t^me affair. Ralph Steveoa pitch­ there are some uncharitable people who tion. The Sanfonj boys are all right, ev­ BICYCLES AKD SUNDRIES hand with practice and work, but the ed for Sanford and the score was 7 to 4 claim that Windham went up in the air. ery one of them. fact that none of the boys had been in in favor of Sanford. 25 BICYCLES At any rate in the eighth with two men The attendance was the largest of the a game fbis Season, or reoentiy, at least, FROM MM I T TX) <11. FOR NÉW We hope to have more' games with on bases Snedigor knocked a two bagger peasou tlie, automobiles being parked Bo, *71 PIn»m h copld not be loaf .right of. To aay ..UifU, Kissimmee for they are a clever lot of ♦coring two and wiib' tbe score stand­ half j# 0 ]Huound the entire diamond. StIANIBARGtK . jh a tana, and especially the management j ball tosaera and manage to give our boys ing 3 to 8 the crowd took a new lease Tbe work of Umpires Davis and Pounds ORLANDO. fl o r id a of the Orlando baseball team, were thor- soma vary good practice. on life and Orlando failing lo •core1 Is highly ooramen Jable each man giving oughly latisgcd with die outcome of die game, is draw inti it mildly__Reporter ,V : w • * ... t ^_j -"v'-O �Ifti S A N F O R D — Lite is Worth Living Vtimbcr 46 e SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JUNE 30. 1911 HOME TALENT IS GOOD SANFORD, . * i in i •— ■>■ ■*- «i ,* Library association Receives a * Neat Sum From Play THE CORN BELT OF FLORIDA NEWS The Fields of Fine Corn Around Sanford Are the Wonder of the A gricultural World “ 7 T ,, DISTRICT SKULE GREAT SUCCESS ti. Home Talent S c o r e s a lilt With L a rg e Audience Volume III * .'«ir­ > j fFT r > Of THE world Items of Interest fílcaned From Various Sources - „V >-■ . HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK District-School at Blueberry Corners Here Ihr. Readers Will Nnd a Brief drew a large crowd to the High School Historical Spring Flowing . Auditorium last Friday night, and from For flurried Readers Thn time the curtain rote on tlie scene. J n 'Becauseli'^foUp- <ST~r*voIñüoñTsu~ e J "which the school committee was deliber­ trusted, with the work of maintaining orating on the choice of a new teacher for ler nt Vegn Do Metzltlnn, In tho State of ■the school, till the closing ch irua. there Hidulgó, forced Franz Rolttcr, n civil en­ was a continuous round: ot mirth -and gineer, to remove his shoes nnd then • laughter. The personnel of the piny was Imrefooted wait upon them liko an ordi­ made up entirely of prominent |>eoplc of nary serynnt, the German minister, AdSanford, and each one Was deserving of tnlrnl Paul Von Hintze, has ^demanded special mention as unlque'churactersrepnrütlon from the Mexican government. Tho large auditorium was well filled ns He nlso( demanded indemnity for loMya the pcoplo of this place me ever ready Incumvl hy the compaqy for which Reu­ to give of tlieir time iimi nicoiiH to further ter was working The government- hits tin. interests of a good cause. From the ordered mi Investigation of thechnrgcs. time the curtain rose on the first scenes, Reliable advices . have been'received u school room in which tho school hoard from AItinii in Hmt Him situation there is had met to receive applicants and select extremely critical. .Turkey has mussed u teacher fop the school, till the closing 50,000 troops within a day’s march of the chorus there was a continuous round of Montctiegrimi frontier. Charles R. Crane, mirth and laughter. Qf^hlcngo, who tins just arrived at Vienna Considerable difficult* was experienced crop con be rinsed in the south us that ‘ from , those sections are a green blÿ sur- from Cettinje. after uuvertlng Albania, Will'wonders never eeasef it) making a selection of a teacher from the four applicants who applied in perThis exclamation wasmade by a gentle, " ' ¡ Î 1•‘’r¡htf, UP «» d»c sub-lrriguted prised to find sue!) corn growing in Flori­ describes the conditions us absolutely lu■ « __ i„'.. - r— celery lands around Sanford and the tuh/tablc. _ The Turks, liu says, axo ilevus- _ sod* TM rim u> appear was Miss Dash- man one day last Veek niter a" trip on. formers arc selling it nl $10 per ton,' all da—where they cxpccl—lu^sae-nalhlug ........ ... ” ^fliiig whole districts, killing (irisonere, but sand. Euch year fiqds Hie Sanford away but she failed on the examination the traction line over the east side and they can haul. „ ? . farmers getting hack KTNature for nJF refugee women and children, burning and was turned down. Miss. Bilindn The visitors to the city Inst week were that hcTiccds.nnd witli plenty of corn, homes mid chips und blowing upchurghha.-. Sharp thought a woman should be paid an automobile trip aviy the west side. Few |ieople would realize Or believe the ainuzcd to observe the giant stalks of hay, cowpeos, pitulcrs mid 'velvet, beans the‘»qtne salary that a man was ¿aid, The inquiry into tho Colorado group of hut the board couldn’t - see It .that v > story about the wonderful yield of corn com all through the Celery Delta, each fur horses, cattle and. hogs, the fanners beet sugar fnctdrles, comrolled by' the Miss Sallie, Simple's youthfulncss wnS and hay that at iwcseut Is growing upon stalk having Iwo nnd three Inrgc* well of tho North are settling upon Sanford ns Amrricuii Sugar Re lining r QomparTy . . filled cars of corn nnd no heller crop the real farming nnd vegc(able section ôf through tlie Great Western Sugar Com, against h<*r, so she too was . sent on her " way. The remained *foi9*lhd last, who Um.hdjds In the Sanford Olcryl>B]tn— could be grown in the famous corn twits the entire South. Tho day is over for iwihy wits coiicluded Saturday by* tho ' came. Hezeklah Rendergrask,' to meet the fields Haut only.ji few weeks ago were of tin north. Tho corn is Doing affected the one crop bien in Sanford nnd /end» Sugar .Trust investigating committee. requirements of an exacting board which filled witlf^ccleiy and lettuce. The liny in Kansas and other Middle West States yeuf sees ncw^crops, bettcr'xrops, more This week jho so-called ¿ugar Trust Inter­ he did to the satisfaction of all. crop Is volunteer und npetj ' no attention by the drougli, something that never cnttle. more hogs, more chickens, n belter ests ‘in-Gallfurnia industries will lie taken The second scone was Hie firqt day of conning' up luxuriantly after the. other happens on our sub-irrigated lands and living, n surer liviug und a timer foundnbp. John D. Sprockets will bo a witness ' school, morning, and afternoon sessions. 4*op* hnVeJjccn shipped. No such hay the people coming to’ Sanford this week tlon section and-a Greuter Sanford. '. Roll was made, names. and. ^ges iA also will Claus' 'Sprrc’kels upon Ids re­ urut they were all there, from the pfiUje turn'from Europe.*„.Further 'insight Into sixteen year old miss to the bare-footed. tjih relatibna of tluy Mormoii Church und OEFICER GRAVES KILLED CITV COUNCIL MEETS BALL GAMES OPNLY red (leaded urchins. tho American Sugar Refining -Company . Salllo Brown and her little brother,'An­ ther, four years old. were. the last to iy- Accidentally Shot While Grappling postponed Session Held Lust Monday Sanford Will Not Celebrate In (Md will he sought from Prophet Joseph F. rwc. and were reproved by the tenpher SmHIi, lientl.of the Murmon Cliurch. Wlih Negro Prim tier | - Nfght 4 - — fash io n ed- -Fou rtli for being tardy on the first day, but Sallie While preventing tho escape of n negro A new record la the foreign Commcrct; On accouni of a genera) apathy and deserved credit forJ getting -there ut all. Council met'in postponed session. July having the cflre of tier youthful brother. prisoner ut tire city noon - yester­ 2 H, at 7:30 p. m. luck o f 1 Interest in the Fourth of July of tho United States, •surpassing that of1--' 1 lie first class calltid for recitation was day F. '/. Graves'was instantly killed by Present: l). L, Thrasher, President; W. celebration G lias been decided to cut out ato business historyr wus made during spelling, and os usual there wus the good the accidental discharge of a pistol in tho thtr bnrtoecuo and fish-fry gnd other tho eleven mimllis of Uio fiscal year endD. Holden, H. K. StqVens, S. Runge. ~ —— speller who could turn them nil down, the _l* u_ ing wiUt.-AUfer -tuiriail thwpoor speller who couldn't spWl at all, tho hands of 'Officer SnfTord. .The negro .&bjcn,i;.. ÍL WnttL. nnp^ho-peeped-Itr TheWvviR when leili Ixit* prluohcrTia J been ucrore Mayor taiki! fo/ J . D, Davidson*. . • game with Orlando on lhe uiteraoon of ImiKirtH and cxjiorts uf the Ujiited States, wasn't looking und tho brilliant Bcliolur selling wliiskey and while being put in Minutes of last meeting read nmi uj>- ’ July fourth. The coneehsus of opinion ns compiled by the Bureau of Statistics, who ’’didn't sec that word." Tlik class in tho ceil by Officer Safi urd broke loose proved. Two petitions tlon •'largely' signed ; seems that a big celebration would cost amounted to $.1,3l2,3g3,50fi, which exgeography is deserving of spcclnl mention tfml ran behind the steel cage grnbbing - for brilliancy. Many focal hits were usking the council" cir to |wss an or too much and it general tiny of celebrat­ ceedj the record year of .'1508 by ulmost an enipty bottle and attempting to strike dinancc forbidding Hie. sale of merchan­ ing would mean closing of tho stores $3,000,000. The balance of ttade in favor made that were very clever. The dosing dayoi school, which was a tlie olliccr. Mr. Graves linp|icncd to be dise und cold drinks an Sunday read and which some -of tho merchants wish to of Amcricnn huslncss men from their momentus occasion, was probubly the in the city building and rushed. to Safforeign custoipcrs umounts to $501,52.1,502 avoid. ‘, ,. * crowning effort. Best clgtheB were worn, ford’s assistance both officers using.the referred to ordinance committee. It was halted n great celetirntion mql for the eleven months. Communication from the Sanford Trac­ compositions were read, spcedies made butt ends of their pistols in trying to old time,Fourth jcoultl be plahped and the to the gratification of sdiool committee An iiivcstlgntioi^of cold storage eggs, tion Company asking ilut certain sheets und visitors present. Uriah Burkina^ force tin- negro back in his cell. While he designated fur Hie use of tlietr cur Sanford spirit of hoiqiiUility prevail, but for the government, will be conducted chairman af committee, addressed the •Mr. Saflurd wus using his gun the weap­ (nicks read mul referred to the street no one seems tp take tho'1Inluntiv». and this summer hy Prof. -W. A. Stocking of sdiool eloquently at the close of the exer­ agree to flnnnco the pro|)usltlim Tliera Cornell. It will be conducted largely In cises. Every one whô took |>art in this on was liccidentally discharged tho bullet cominUtee. rmrrtahlmant deserves credit for con- Hiking Mr. Graves and ‘killing him nlResolutions adopted by (lie Sanford Is time to reconsider the pro|Ni«iHon and Omuhii pneking houses. The object is to uibutlng to Its success ehd special men­ dost instantly. The negro broke awny Library Association and referred lirthe' have tho 11^-fry, but ut |tresent the pros- find out particularly what kind of egg* tion would be made If space wus avail­ i lid fan out of Hie cell and up the alley council, read. |sjct for u-liarhecuo is unfavorable. should he placed in storage so ns to In­ . , able. It Is hoped that these “stars” will when -u shot from Salford's rqvolver The Indies will fireside at the West best keeping quality. Taken under advisement hid of Chase again appear for the pleasure of the Snn1 |9 ‘ brought him down seriously wounded, & Co. for insurance on new fire engine Side Park uiuj tho basket--picnic, idea •ford public. A state-wide movement having for its r. Soflord did not know that Mr. Graves still holds good and (ho furmers will con­ referred to fire committee. The choruses were much enjoyed, and object the repeal of the near beer clause id been shot until his return with the the quartet that can g , Old Kentucky On motion, the street cbmipittee win* gregate und discuss tho issues of the day;i and the abolition of locker clubs was Home was particularly fine. negro prisoner when he found him breath- authorized to settle the dlffrreijco with but aside from the hall game there V(il| launched throughout Georgia ou Monday Mrs.*L E. Tolar urns pianist for the lr g his Inst Mr. Crawford in regard, to change in b« no siwciuculur cffocu and the red tire tiyjhe, Anil-Saloon League. Letters bad - evening and rendereiTsonio ¿beautiful se­ Mr. SnfTord is heartlirokon over the lirldgo across Puitip Branch ut 7th street und rockets Jinvo turned to punk. lections. The play was given' for the been sent to the pastors of all the The eagle will scream hut not loud, benefit of His Sanford Library Associa­ ulTalr und the terrible accident has cast for $150. The following resolution*'was churches ‘in, the State and these were enough to disturb the slumbers of those tion mid a nice srm was realized for tins , giooin over the'entire city. Mr. Graves read and adopted: read ut today's services. Resolutions ac­ popular Institution. The following were (hr severol yenra was on the city 'police Resolved, That Postmaster C. F. Has­ who want n safe mid sane Fuurth ami no companying-the letters also were .prlethe characters: ' ^ force where his vigilance mid courage kins be notified that the city oF Sanford noiso.sented to tlie congregations. ^These ap­ PERSONNEL QF CASTS. funtie him u terror to the criminal china. now lias iliore thou 5,000 inhabitants und Will Open Dciilul OlHcr . . proved the near beer bill and called upon . School Commuée. For some months past he hud served ns is now prepared to have free delivery of D r.F.X . Hoardman. of this city, son of tho severifl Senators und Representative* Uriah Perklns/'Chairman. .M. F. Robinson mall and that Mr. Haskins be required to — Jacob Blllaker .............. .. ...F . P. Fortier street commissioner. pur fellow tnwnsiiMin nnd merchant. - ^r. to work und vote for its passage. John Smith..............................C. R. Walker He leaves a wife, three sens, und four take necessary steps to secure this nc-r F. N, Hoprdinad, Will In a few days open cuminodntkm. * APPLICANTS. ' Strlngfetlow — Howard daughters to mourn his loss. dental tuirlors at Saaford, where ho has On motion the street committee was Mis* Dashaw ay...',........ Mrs.. L. T. Johns The announcement of the wnrriogc of already engaged nuarti ts in the G, & W, Miss Belinda Sharp Mrs. IF McLnudilin Wfiksw r i to purchase sewer pipe—fOT Building ’next door to the N. P. Yowell Miss Ella Strlngfeliow and Mr. C. U. n eruid Tubes u m ra n --------"Miss Sallie Simple___Mrs. K. Homrlg’hous Rand avenue sewer. store. Dr. Dourdmnu graduated in the Howard came as asurpriso to their many Hezeklah PendetgraasN........ H. H. Deune Results guaranteed to advertisers has On motion council adjourned. earlybspring from the Baltimore College of Sunford friends. The event occurred In been tlie slogan of The Herald and while SCHOLARS. M. W. LOVELL Clerk Dental Surgery with Itjgh honors and only Jacksonville lust Tuesday hud the first our subscription lift will* compnre favor­ GIRLS. u few week* ago posted a .vrjy satisfac­ Inking thuir friend*' hud of tile' event Matilda Billings............ Mrs. R. C. Maxwell ably with any weekly paper in the state The P ostofflcc Rules • Faithful Snooks................Mrs.|Moy Dlckins tho management was greatly surprited to tory examination before the State Board wus the receipt of postul cards. V- ** Saniuuthu Piper___Miss Charlotte Keelor Both young people are popular In.San­ os Examiners at I’ensacoln', A bright 'Our postmaster formulates the following J cm sha Dickson..........Miss Flossie Frank get the following letter. ford social circles. Mis* Strlngfeliow being career Is predicted for the young man rules for the benefit of bis patrons nnd Chaluda Geyser.'........ Miss Mabel Bowler Editor Sanford Herald, Sunford. Florida, that you may know what you muy ex­ who has not only acquitted hlrtisclf hand- the oldest daughter of Judge L G, StringRuth Ketchura........ ....M iss Birdie Harris Dear Sir:—We beg to udvise you that act: No letters given out until they have aomely both iu college und before the 'fellow ho* resided In this city since her Susan Crowfoot................ Mrs.-C. L Speer Sally firpwn____ _____ Mrt- M. H. Bowler after summing up the total amount of re- beenTecefvedr If you don't got a letter bounl, but has an engaging manner, a early childhood and numbers her friends Mebitsble Jones............M rf.¡ C. B. Yelscr pile* received front our recent, series of by the score. ' Dorcas Doolittle................Mrs. S. 0. Chase advertising, placed with six newspapers or a paper on.the day you expect it have splendid addressumd a way of making - Mr. Howard has been ii resident of friends that promises to take him to the Hie postmaster look through all the boxes i BOYS. in Florida towns, the Sanford Herald and down the cellar also. It ought to he tup rung of the ladder of success,----- Re­ Sunford for several yenrs being a mem­ Luther B row n........R aym ond Johnson yielded us more replies than any other. ber of the Howarii-I’ackard Land Co., and there somewhere and he- likes to hunt porter Star__________________ /*• ..........................JJ ,, D. U. Roberts Koueris DaVldfSnot«..................... . ____ Yours.trnJy, a genera) favorite With every one. He t . j ............ L .rtiU L . Moure Millie C r o w fo o t.,,,.....? . for it just to please you. If your friend • Woodmen Circle Dance Ubndbih Buzzani n l................. W. J . Thigpen Is also engaged at present la railroad J ohn A. C unningham. don't write rave at the postmaster. He r...................... B. F. Wbitner Stephen Tucker............ Don't forget the dat^ce to be given by construction work. The happy" couple ' All of which Indicates Uiat In a large is to blame. If he tells you no, put on a the Woodmen Circle Tuesday evening Jeremiah Jen kins........... ,..A . T, Rossi ter Bobbie O'Lee..................... i. Henry Purden contest recently inaugurated by Jno. A. grieved look and say there ought to be July 4UjHtt city4iall. Dancing to begin after a wedding, trip will make Sanford Samuel Snooks............................Nixon Butt Cunningham In which each paper was some. Ho Is probably hiding your mail at 8:30. Come every body and enjoy the their home, Mr. Howard having a nice Sim Dlpeey..................Homrlghous Jled. The Herald headed the. list. This for tho pleasure of having ypu call for It' glorious Fourth, for Uiose do not dance liotne already -prepared on Myrtfe Ave. Uiere will be good music, refreshing “ VISITORS -— The Heruld Joins the mahy friends In should prove interesting to present adver­ Ask him to look again. If you are buy­ leverages and a general good tfm4 for Mt». Dipsoy, Mr*. Inglis. Mirander Dlpeey, wishing Mr. und Mrs. Howard, a happy' n i l trxm Kft a i l m U a i r i n fV im « ing stamp* muke him lick Uieni and nut Mr*. A. D. Key, Mrs. Snooks, Mrs. M, tiser* and Uiose whtr-contemplate using und prosperous Ufo. ttygrn on, that’* his business. early and le t the worth of your money, •at« paper*. Frank, tH&Sg V. ''"rw'-Z �I 8R1ÖHAM, HOPKINS Cft BALTIMORE, MO. BRIGHAM, HOPKINS CO BALTIMORE, MO, BRIGHAM, HOPKINS CO. BALTIMORE, MO.- IF DO N S E E T_ H___E S H__ A * « YOU « ■ O* T * — _ P_ _E h e re y ou w a n t, co m e in ;T'r_w e " a"r e s"u re to _ _. h a v e it e ith e r in a Split B ra id , S e n n e t, M ilan or M a ck in a n S tra w . O ur sto ck is la rg e a n d com plete W e a r e sole a g e n ts for th e H O P K IN S S T R A W H A T S , th e b est h a ts m a d e for..tlw m o n e y . T h e y h a v e th e “L o o k ” , th e fit, th e feel a n d th e W ear. B rin g in y o u r old o n e a n d -w e a a U U R I U t L A T g O M IN G I N And investigating our claim to haVe the {best clothipg in town at the best prices. Here is where you. will get a run for your money, because that is'our chief aim; and we think we h bull’s eye. W e carry two of the very best lines in the country, Strouse and Bros. High A rt and IssaoHamburgb both lines have that touch of “differentness” and individuality, which set them apart from the ordinary. They are smai draped, perfect fitting and' tailored "with the „u tm ost degree^_of_exactness. . . First Street* PALMER Clothes- That Satisfy ices, except when It goes wrong and nover speak of her except to “knock.' Yet she patiently does the .best site can •for ydu through long hours and fot smaU A Budget of Opinion "Ju st Be pay. Do not imagine that you are dis­ tween You and Me tinguishing yourself by complaining against herT Thousands have been ahead of you. Put say a word in tier favor at EVEfTTHE GATE POST NOT IN IT the right place and you stand almost alone with an approving conscience. A Chlel la Among Ye' Taking Notes 4 There 1s a moral grandeur in the and Faith, lie'll Prent ’Cm"— thought—“I hhve..4nade myself". The S o j i a y s Sauntecer. * world may wag their heads, and you may Iipttltl t> Tht H tH U . be .denounced, but If you are conscious •^ Coal Chute Memerlil A vonl ebute reared Ita irlinjr head s, of that Integrity of. purpose which .has T Acroai a landscape fain always characterized you, and thal you Within a etty'a limit* thad It» du»L poltoned the breeze iwept air. now stand on an eminence, placed there by your own rectitude of heart, you have Avaunt, the City Father» cry; The railroad merely tmUed and raid Unto Itaall, "They data not try J nothing to fear. You hud not the InThe latf—we'll be there when they'redead. ftence of wealth, nor the "God speed you" of powerful friends; but you had more—a And to tltk railroad went lu way. . ■ ' Serenely, calm and unperturbed; * heart fixed and determined, and this is It cared not whom It» du»t tuliht »lay, lu chuu »Und iipdUtuiUsl. what has made you what you are. Go on—add virtue to virtue—look. steadily Some day, perhapa, removed 'twill be. So 1«LK* sot the railroad bate at the goal before your and at la s t. your AUnit two thousand year», A.D.. Will verj^llkely be the date. best teachers And artful companions will U R. V acknowledge your superiority and feel proud of be|ng aqiong the number of your 4 Abotlt'as good a way to study human friends. The man who Is resolved to be nature is when you are driving on the something In the world should have noth­ public road. If a than It willing to observe ing |o fear, and when be little dreams of i thp laws and the courtesies'of the road, it, honors ore gathering about his bead lie will duly give his share of it when meeting another, and show he Is willing to do the gentlemanly thing about it. Bat when you meet one who takes every advantage of those be meets, and bolds 4 A man never realizes the superiority -the roed-for-fairown selfish seif, often to uTwoman so much as when” he is tewing the great discomfort of those he meets, on a button without a thimble, pushing or wlli oot allow them to pass, wo are the needle against the wall to get It half almost sure to think of pork in connection wa*y through and pulling it through the with each drivers of teams. other half by hanging on to It with the teeth. «.4 The former who owns a firm is the pox lieu) or pAfion who Is fixed. Banks 4 J see by last week's Herald that my . may fail and factories dole. workmen old friend. Charlie Hand will be In the - sulks— aad—minds suspend.- merchants r*ce.fpr--Sberiff end I am glad to hear i t fall and town burn, times may be panicky You could hardly fiud a ’ better man for end even crops may be short—but the the [dace If you travelled the country fanner who owns his acres will get along. over and he ought to win In a walk. J Her will live la comfort and quiet .with do not say that Charlie Hand should plenty to e a t drink and wear. He la the have this office because be la entitled to roost independent man on earth. Yet it from years of service as a deputy, but there are lots of them who do not ap­ he is the man eminently fitted for the place because he Is cool, self-reliant, well preciate their situation. educated a business man and a man who 4 The telephone girl is a sadly misjudged uses good Judgment A sheriff needs all person. Her work is difficult and bqr these qualifications and he should be a errors marvelously few. sEe has no time man who holds the office free sad un.for unnecessary words, though she is si tranuneled ay any party affiliations ok polite as the public will permit her to be. promises. The primary la a long way be heard in Charlie defense She knows that you never think of her and 1 J i several Furnishings For Mon Who Know First Street ere election dp»—but keep 4 In my peregrinations about the city I notice that the dirtiest alley, the . dirtiest vacant lot and the worst Bmells are around the Herald office. In spite of all the editor of thé Herald can do to keep T his own place dean and neat this fact remains and It appears thht the city I council must want The Herald to vacate and are making the“ place uncomfortable t enough to force the departure. Just why so much rubbish and weeds are allowed to collect here, fust why cows should be pastured here and just why (bislieck of woods should be forced to undergo such treatment is beyond comprehension. Every one in the block Is kicking every day about It but the nuisances, are not abated up li> the* present writing. I 4 It seems now that Sanford will not have a big celebration but thaitwo games of baU. a basket picnic, a quiet day and a ball at nlgbt will be the sum total for the day of independence tarns. So mote it bol We can have a safe, sane Fourth, the kind the ladies talk about. Not the kind the grandfather used to make but the new fangled kind that the new woman tell us about Our fnends from the country can bring their baskets and swap horses and lies and Jack Knives and all of us can have a nice, quiet ladylike Fourth. The trouble seemed to be that my old friends B. W. Herndon, E. E. Brady, Felix Frank and F. P. Foster could not be Induced to sacrifice them­ selves for' their country. They were burned mice and they seem shy of the fire cracker ever since. T H E C IT Y R ES TA U R A N T (first Street, one block from Depot opposite Poftofflce) H. E. W ISE, Proprietor Formerly Manager of Central Cafe Steaks, Chop9, Oysters 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 E v e r y t h i n g F i r s t C lass Pfompt, Clean Service Meal TicketB are Sold at Reduced Rutes QUAKER CITY” FOR ALL AGES “ First Quality” Flour is the worldV g r e a t e s t food;- The “ Quaker City” label—which means “ First Quality” guaratf teed— r a d i a t e s h e a l t h and strength to every member of the family. ^ ^ OU A KER CITY FLOUR MILLS CO. PHILADELPHIA _ \ l �■ R R .ttrt* -30. 101 ■ \—1 ■ 1 ■■ * ivi �THE SANfORD HERALD participated enthusiastically. The COUNTY HAPPENINGS has people of hli town may well feel delight­ A Budget of Interesting Itfcms From Correspondents • ed over the line showing of this promis­ ing young man.” Ideal Summer^ „Fertilizing ;.w Oranges Grapefruit L ' Tangerines/ fl MOORE'S STATION Special Cotrwpondsnc to Tbs tUrald >----------------- Hero la all success to jho Herald -Prlnting Co.,Tong may it Oouriah. ' —Melons and egga plant ore the popular Em e lent Staff of Reporter* Weekly vegetable* just now, field "corn---will be Covers the Terrltory for a large crop, some fine hay ia being cut Tbo Herald and stored. THE EVENTS O f ORANGE COUNTY VMorc Fruit—More Money”. Guava Paste Guava Je lly is the title of our new citrus book which will be sent free «m request. It is "right up-to-date" and written from the grower's viewpoint IDEAL FERTILIZERS and IDEAL METHODS ore not new. Their.value has been proven by years of field workbut there always are new points of interest- to growers, ' which Should be considered^-ONWARD and UPWARD is the IDEa Ii m otto.-W e put forth all our energies to give the RIGHT Quality Armour’s Extract - Serviec__•_ Price Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., I 1JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA R. C. MAXW ELL, Local Representative * spending several East Coast Armour’s Boullion Cubes — Clarice and Master Carl from Sanford •pent the day with friends here last Sat­ urday. Rev. J . F. Sundell has gone to Roseland Fla,, for a few day on a business and pleasure trip. At the last meeting of the Lake Mary Social and Industrial League it waa de­ cided to discontinue the monthly picnic until Sept., on account of the hot weather the next picnic will be on the lost Fri­ day in Sept Fleischman’s Yeast Pimento Cheese GENEVA JOTTINGS CAMERON CITY-CLIPPINGS. Special Correspondence to The Herald: On account of the Illness of the pastor, Rev. Brook, the pulpit of the' Methodist church was filled Sunday morning by Rev. Saunders. Evan Pattlahall has just returned from Sioux City. Iowa where lie graduated in music. Mrs. T. W. Geiger and little daughter, Georgia, are visiting relatives in Oxford, Ga, going up last Monday. Mr. and - Mrs. J . A. Worthy former residents of Geneva but now living near Amerlcus, Ga. ore' on a ^vislt to their <"daughter, Mrs, V, T. Peters. Mlsa Ruth Hand tins returned home after spending several weeks pleasantly with Mrs. Moran. ' There will be an ice cream festival at the city hull on Friday evening, the 30th inst, given by the ladies for the benefit of tho hall. .The public la cordially in­ vited to attend. Lt — ----- — Messrs. E. W. and F. F. Sieg and families from Amerlcus, Ga., who Jinve recently visited relatives in Geneva, re­ turned home last Tuesday. Miss Lida Geiger is attending n normal •chuonirGfliBeìvmé; ra^TSTlBS sum met months, ........... " Hoyte Taylor Is in Genova for a short while In the Interest of an Insurance company. * " . Mr, and MrsTO. E. Liggin from Amcrlcus. Go., are visiting relatives in Geneva for a few wpeks. j Mrs.. K. M. Sieg and daughter, Miss Kittle Wells, have arrived in Genova and will in future reside here., Mrs. Laura Hants and children, Miss Maude and Jack ore visiting ihdlr nged relative, Mrs. Elizabeth Pravatt. .< Miss Ella Mackey, of Sanford Is visitMiss Irene Lansing. Quite a Jolly party consisting of the families of Messrs, Sieg. Speer ahd Etheredge, spent several days last week end camping on Lake Haruey. 7 The Genova fish Company composed of T. W. Geiger, ,Dqvld Speer. Geo. Geiger and Irving Baker are making necessary preparations to open up their Asti busi­ ness with the beginning of the season. Miss Miller of Palatka gave an Inter­ esting talk on missions at the Methodist church last Sunday evening, She was Jfcfl„guest-.of- Mr. and Miss Daniel on Monday when several ladies had the pleasure of meeting this interesting lady. Misses Daniel. McLain and PattishaU attended the Epworth League conference in Orlando last week. J . Ti McLuln and wife complimented a few friends with a Joy rids last Weduesnesday and- attended the League con­ ference }n Orlando. Mrs. K. M. Sieg and children took a Haunch" tide to Sanford lait TueaThe following news has recently re­ ceived here. < "Mr. Evan G. Partlahall hay just been graduated, in tho course in Eipe Organ 'from the Conservatory of Music, con­ nected with Mornlngaide College, Sioux City, lows. Mr. PattUball has been but one year in Mornlngaide but has won for himself s high place of regard in the student body as well as the faculty.. He has been one of the moving spirits in the Glee Club and in general college Ufo Are You Nervous ? Special Cor. to The Herald. * Mr. Kenedy of Hayden Indiana who owns n farm Just north of town will have a bouse built an his lots on Michigan Ave, and move here in Ute early L ll. Ha has sent plans and spool floatlons to local carpenters for bids on the work and is anxious to have it'pushed to com­ pletion as possible. A gentleman who is delighted with our beautiful park, our location and our peo­ ple Is planning to build a hotel here. This would certainly ho an idoal spot for the winter-tourist .seeking quiet rest ahd at thejsdme time not wishing to be shut I away from the world, With tlie inter-1 urban line to carry him to town almost any hour of the dn>, wltji our beautiful Fur ttuckrri ______ ________ «mi luti«grower*. Kor grover in which'to spend his out door folk* who want to know «bout ETorldn. Weekly. 11.00 per year; monthly, hours and otir beautiful gardens and 25c. Send fOc for a ten-Uiue trial subacrlinlon. Snappy, Brljlit. Clean nearby orange and grapefruit groves to supply his table, he could not but And it THE FLORIDA GROWER BOO Florida Avo. - Tampa, Fla. pleasant and beneficial. Mr. Dressier of Ohio, has purchased two and u half acres of ProL George Swartz and Intends to locate in; Cameron City. We bid til in welcome. Mrs. W. W. Drotsor who has been vlslfin New York is expected.home In about Plümbing and three weeks. . Gas F i t t i n g Our farmers are still shipping egg­ plant, tomatoes, peppers and some pi>- All Work Receives My Personal Attention tntocs. • ’ .. and best efforts Mr. A. B. Howard is fertilizing the Opposite City Hall Phone 230 Wolverine fnrtn which he recenty pur­ chased from. Mr. Keclor, much from the old railroad grade near the Asher’s cutup. FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS Mrs. F. F. Dutton and children speut ast Friday in Caincron City, the guest of SCENT JACKSONVILLE FLORAL COMPANY drs. Mlnnick. Mrs. Dutton and children Phone 166. lifts oi will for an extended visit with Mr. Dut­ ton’s parents In Illinois. Special Offering In Ferns, Among our Sunday visitors . were Mr.' Floral Designs to Order. Florida and Mrs. Ginp.Mr. Bromley and family^ 1-26-lO-tf •’ Mr. Brltson and family, the Dutton family and Prof,*, and Mrs. Maris. *Mr. and Mrs. Worthington spent Sunday Ut the Mlnnick home. John Shinn'who has been spending the summer with his parents in Kansas, will return to Florida* and Cameron City. Our inon are- beginning tp plan for some work In Howard Park* Deck's Park tal a favorite "place to spend Sunday, afternoons. * Oar **yoi|tfg people especially enjoy I t ; ' ' ■___ _ Phone 39 TheFlorida Grower U Budgcr—Rhbun A very pleasant wedding took place at the ho(ho of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. .Rabun of Sanford, June 20, when his daughter, Lilly May, was monied to Mr. John G. Badger, of Tampa, Fla. ■ The wedding took place at eleven o'clock. It was o real home Wedding, only the immediate relatives of the fami­ ly undo very fuw Intimate friends were present at the ceremony. The wedding dinner followed which was very sumptous. The table was beautifully decorated, the brides coke, ornate with oranges leaves and beautiful roses, formed the center piece. The bride la the accomplished daughter of a prosperous farmer of Sanford and the groom Is a rising young engineer of Tampa. They, left immediately after the dinner for Tamp where their future home will be. Many handsome and useful gifts were received by the happy couple. F r is b ie C o lla Ç H A U lE fc s m //I •■/■I v /Ml XM h ig h -lo u '- m l r fo r every J;i in til e s u m m e r Lr:um o f c o m f o r t seeking Looks high i fe e ls low. ■"<• e. ' C o rrect shqpe. Hand-made and It's the- Collar for you for now. L .-H. TE M P LE SOLD BY p ¡S c., Tivo for 25c. Frisbie, Coon & Co.. Makers. Troy, JS. Y ----- For Sale in Sanford B y C a ld w e lL & 6EST PLOW ON Th e Hill Hardware Company Sons EA R TH . SANFORD. FLORIDA �TME SANFORD HFRAID Stylish Shoes-Nobby Shoes W EAR ABLE a # *« w i OR uien, women and children. Shoes that ¡ire- g u a r a n t e e d to be all leather and to g i v e w e a r e r s a t i s f a c t i o n . These goods are drriving .dnily in the newest and best shapes and at prices th a t'cannot he touched-by others., » 5 TO UX TO f t j s h S -H iM o n B Y MUOH D u r e y . fa m o u * OutfUldar and Baa« Runner ° Ohloago and Boaton Taam a, Now M anager of tha Chloago W hlta Tommy M oCarthy w o tha graatoat outfieldor th a t « tot Mr ad, and ha mad a th a g reat«st play I ever aaw. In fact, U m ad* h alf a d otan of tha t r o a u « t Vplaya I b a r« a r a r wltitaaaad, lnolud!.■]£■ tha on a th a t I think wo* baat of “ ._____ ' ~ a • U Great 10c-Window ‘ C U R T A IN S W I S S Ourrenfcire lot of 12h::cnu(l *l5c curtain swiss with .embroidered dots and iignrcs to he on, special sirh ffn r-M o rrch iirO n ty -— / \ / T anil for t-hc-snrmll sum o f:. . . . • D. n ‘ , n * lir. * $ & C o i S e t * ' . C0V6T W iilflO W n ... 1 e,mti-full> desigaei J’sgI POMt It will he any article in the big c r ^ .madu-of.a—nir i: ipia-Uty ...nhin.windowTorTOe, and it will .olily he •sook and trimmed- in lace, enihroul* for M O N D A Y from 9 to Cl o’clock ery and .embroidered efiectfL. These consisting of Granltewnre, C r o c k s covers are. worth up to 5 0 c hut L A D I E S ’ GAUZE V E S T S eryware, Glassware, Tin- <| f \ f \ a in sizes alili onn iiinqe >i irgooun.£ ¿ **7 ^ ^ d - M o n d ^ V A mu Full rouge radge ÌiTsizes fikrulc < of iTgñüil ware, Cutlery, etc. Re- 1 1 B l qunlity gauze with tniicjicck and aria holes O n ly from 0 td f.i member the time &. place and are worth from 10 to ;15e ■blit for Mon 1 o’c lo c k - for. . . . 25C -day. for BedSpreads BOYS’ WAISTS Bed Sheets These waists are made of,iTgood “rimility nmdras; ginglmm anil per­ cale in dark and light grounds with figures, dots and stripes. Tlie.y aVe. made blouse and worth 50c. Special A big showing of theSe 5 9 r shorts for Monday* they are made of »a good quality domestic, torn- and hemmed and much less -« i $ m value w hen snjd. al * V Another full size-tern ¡uni'lc ai­ med, good <]mi 1ity. Ihn* frTmr starch and ii regular 7 5 c value. g| Scam lcss. S p e c ia l__ _ . : v) » . • . A hide In 11-size "crochet -spread in ijiapy ne^'-patteTns'%in<l-' designs and wortliTrom $ U 25 to A J Ï .S i V - Special . .í 5 > o v rdiice ier full-size spread in the innrselMeS p a tte r n -a m i a ¡ft $ 2 .no, hm re: Q f >7 0 or Monday only Furniture, of Furniture That I s Durablei # * m __ * HUGH u4 IÍ'. D U FFY . *11. M cC arthy w u In a clasu by him­ self uh an outflnlder. Ills Judgment was supbrb; ho was a quick thin k er, full of uerve, fast, tuid a wonderful throw er. I . never h a re 's o e n anyone, eith er before or slnco, who-cuuld think or a ct as quickly as he could. 1 played afobgetde of him and many times m ar veled at his work. The play he made was In n gnmo between llyston and P ittsb u rg, when Connie Mack wan l«adlng~lh«i Pittsburg team It cam e In the ninth Inning and the score at the tim e was G to 4 In Boston's favor and both team s were hitting frsely,tho work of the fielders alone saving them from larger scores. Men were or^ th e bases in alm ost every inning , and It took brilliant playing to pre —vent- B cor1n x~ Pittsburg got men on 1 flrat and second baaes at thej^itart 1 of tho ninth Inning before a mail was _ jm L -n Ptl Hilly Merritt, who was dan i gevods tp in a pinch, was at Fat, 17« [ fallcdjlojblt the ball hard, but dropped a sh o rt fly between left and center fields, right In the groove whero It I» j ■o hard for outfielders to feach one. I Our outfield was far back, and U o C a rth f, who was playing center, didn't seem to have a chance to reach the ball. H e cam e tearing in at top spoeo, howevor, and tried for the ball on the fly. I think th at wbon ho got within j th irty or forty feet of It he saw thatJ> he epujd reach It, hut Immediately decided upon another plan. H e sprint­ ed l n . Tho baue runners saw .th a t he oould roach the ball and hurried to get book to their .bases. Instead of catching the hall, however, Mac soooped It, trapplag It white going at full speed, and without slackening his pace a t all he heaved the b all- to J xjwo on second. Low e touched the base run­ ner and then stepped on seoond base far tho forceout, completing tho dou­ ble play. Th e P ittsburg team was all_ a t sea, not knowing whether Mao had , cau gh t or trapped the ball, and Mer­ ritt, who had hit It, was so confused or else so astonished at Mac's play th a t he had stopped half way down to first base and was standing watching to s«e w hst wan happening around second base! JmWo, of ööDTIB, sup-"*~ posed Ms t r i tt had gone over first bane, but M cCarthy never seemed to over­ look anything. Ho was stilt running In, and was alm ost to second bssjo whan he saw M erritt's abstraction and sprinting on be grabbed- tbs ball out of Low e's hand, and without stop­ ping raced on through tho diamond and touched M errjtt, making t^jo third out and com pleting the most Astonish­ ing and brilliant triple play. I ever ■aw TlU s trapping of the bell was dono bo c le te rly turd rapidly thgt only one or tw o men on the two teams realised w h a t bod happened, but McCarthy bad th a whole thlng~tdanaad out and a c­ complished the feat alm ost without as­ sistan ce. I believe th at with the speed w ith, which be was coming forward when he cau gh t the ball, he could hav* run on to second base, touched the run­ n er and th e bag, then gone on and touched M erritt, oompleUng a triple play unassisted, a thing whloh no out­ fielder a r a r did, an<f whloh is consid­ ered Impossible. (Copyright, MU, 1 Is the kind ypii And yet itisfrrrv wilh always find in this depart­ ment, Dressers, Sideboards. Chif­ foniers, W ash stands, C h a i r s , Tables, Beds, and in fact, every­ thing carried in a first-class furni­ ture department. , wu m -\ * These are''of the best make, S a n i t a r y , O d o r l e s s , au*l nrn ensi y ele.iiied, and a j*reat price, but for Monday * , valu»' al o|d $8.75 for 6.98, 15.00, 11.39, 24.75 for 16.98 Bed Springs Iron Iteds Center I aides A new shipment of t h r t c co o l, com lortu h le, (Inutile hed. Coll springs, con sid ered very d ie a p a t. S z .5 0 e a ch , hut a r c h ere fo r Monday only'at * .........$1.63" A big showing of th cS r lull s l / c . ull Iron, dnnhle bells. ln au)V w hite enum cled and a r c w o rth fi'um 2 .5 0 t o 3 . 0 U . - f o r Monday nnly. s p e c ­ .last tw en lv-ln iir ol th e se nice c e n te r ta b le s ld i Monday pivi*. I hey a re Mulshed In oak and are heunlles al Iron) hi 5 0 In $ 2 .0 0 . f o r Monday only pile • ial .. snip Window Shades A nice full M#i- roller sïïïïlie In w hile, g re e n rc tìliu ri. e ie ., a i egli lar 3 5 c l o 'Id c seller is a s p e c ­ ial lor Monday 25c Childrens’ and Ladies’ Dresses Ih iv e yon seen th e last sh ip m e n t o f la d ie s' and . n o t, lm su re anti he on hand M tfnday. * It c o n s is ts m ad e of G iiiffh am , P e r c a le , and M ad ras, b e a u tifu lly er.y, solid s, pipings, e tc . A ll co m e in th is s e a s o n ’s i h ild re n 's d resses? If o f o n e . p iece d resses m iiiim -d in em h roiilnew est and best s ty le s (e x c e p t th e h o b b le) Childrens range in price from While the ladies range from 98C TO $2.79 _ r_ STO RE CLO SES TH URSD AY N O O N -HALF HOLIDAY D. A. CALDWELL & SONS' CASH D EPAR TM ENT STORE SANFORD T w o S to re s, 121-123 E. F ir s t S tre e t .gh i — M .V •n FLO RIDA �I . ■. .. . v -i .<—»•^r» ■ n>i- i 'J *• A- " i J» till ■ f r '- i * * I he ikni« i*11•I’l''* will hujll f«*ir1 thir.ty-Anniitc b* iviCr-fmis Sanford blioi tviiiii^ihc iri| 9w*— ‘i , t , V .t by i/> miles nna avoiding {flit {idei i> profumo l i t us have tin- |«'-ir> I IHCIIIIS U ff; •ij r ir ! Ib i *•. \ . Satifurd, in ilio- Crini Ili-li. .tini Su ~Kny- in-rn^ iTtUTiii ." uiiiir tu.Mi' t li Htftni.'O iv Okia Mtit| Fuuimy lutnatu m Ini*11 ut HliietierTy continue U. Kcep nur giowcrsgniwmg nini lor tin: |.,tirili > ill. >1, "i pCllM** Al le libili titoli ili the cijy upon the map l’I ll|C triKl^v'»- "I il e* .. i In* iiiH.i.rtiMii. ■, "isti I lie Ilei.ili) will issue i( »jhm i d unni u,r ». i,,..il |.N yersùry number un August ' d .ili tluit , .. bliuulil prove n minutile lui ni ud.tfin.i v a, „ . , ... 1 n e tlinlik turiti nil ’ \K<. :A timi qUiuroui riti . ■ ' ■/ [tolm cintatoli) k'.ivr t >. n.r ,){. }•!rt't /•cvr^ * - jA < r\ • j and Mrr* <-figgnl ler ’rr ry •pnit;uc«ll U’ ' The automobile accident this wee^ un ‘ slstmuu; in muli) wu)&. . A ■»TTTvrT)-Tr;rni;;tT nr n i.' r ,rn|i:,ii’—rr~ that too inliny drivciti tute chalices unti Iiel|ied to make the school i suivo«< play with iute. litany fn)fii Jioth (he coiuniiiinr ir i t'liVlM. fend the f.jftuiry As> elativi Sunfold will uut luiye u large celebra­ t ^ Mhs. M 1 «*#.*. tion* on lite Itti of duly but every oin * • -» Mhv M II owi i h who comes to the city will /imi plenty of Mhs. a I). Krv. amusements. . ft*nil a ¿inu! nil«­ ; fill I tirsf (eijii|i v) H rrsb y trrln n •> f. The Old Settlerfc’ Picnic nt the County •The coiiununioii of the lumi« Suppef i l,,r . Fair will be a greut gathering and duy of will be celebrated nt the Presbytenifi-'h ’ 11 ' ''' story telling. Ciiurdi next Sabbath morning. A full T a m pa attention of members is desired. ui|d u Lucas—,Cstridge On last Sunday, June 25th. at the Bat»- cordial invitation is estendili to fur nils lilt pnrtiohufle. Mr. Lloyd .Martin tn o a and strungeis. . Usual tsavk-o ,.t mgbt. tidlVTtii and Miss Cloru Verene Lstridge were Special music Vv kit' <il . united in tnnrriuge Jut Ucv. j ! W. WildUuptist T.drn innn. They look the evening train for Next Sunday utfellt val the lluptiyi «»lllpli‘li .li, Tiimpa, fium wl|icli cAytlftiy will return f’liupdi at 7-'Ul o'clock Rev J7W . V/ild ' : ' If pr after visiting friends, to* make their home' iijnn will prhaeli the Anniversary Sermon at MaCugs Station. Mr. Lucas is an en­ pf the Ladies AM Society. It is ìjk .*cìdIj ' i r i j n M -terprising truck grower, of the celery ,desired thut ali ladies nftet umgtvgatlun 1 l i J j **• — delta. - X ,. (V will «ttend. ----- r j 6an»ord ■ USl o L Ì " ~ ' < ~ - r' a.-' ■ ■»it .. .j.i _ - _ _ .i L t A I OMi J . Cl a I-t ■ i 1 i •• •• T • si A vtJU r\ • pv • .. - . f _ _ — i- K M a— i ' v' I - ,r ; T *\ t xw\ f ■ » • v » _____. ___ • • / :<r . �T w r - -. • m. r "»7 ïït-rr*. *J r- rnr ...» stwroRD «ttrtALD : ,ll(w no, on MH wmmrna v\ Bulletin \ m . vf here' is today the larges! iuove• mem of hoincseckprs from. the Cen­ tral & VVcst<?rn*Statcs to the South1 eastern Slates 'known. • On die reg­ ular excursion dates this past' winter the trains coming to Florida have heCo crowded with this class ofpasT. lengcrs like that o f the: old time movement to the West. * All rail­ roads entering Florida report, great ■ movement of homcscckcrs aud.land 1 he spiing inoverp^im "rs just stn.it mg.. People .ate, m ote than ever hcloic. realizing tjic great opportu nines tin gopfi cheap itindt' to he tmd in Ff nrfihf,“.usT^Tcis.t * tali 'and ■ iitei will certainly see a grea . gnicutcd M inunicni ol people • l1mritlawa rd . .< ,■*. ,.Wt: enter t aw<Wi more people in ■ " ' - , „,,*.-.1J»11*** 4 nlnfiT than evi i he lore in mu Jm <>i\ ml ,ire emt-i raining ladgc nuiii' 1 f ' cn the spring . mrl sm m n ci'is a good time to sec 1 ito it 1.1 It is, posftihly, he Me i Jo H _ il "... u m i n e r tiia.Il LQ iw lU ci. lo *- — ■ oil youisell ol that bugaboo that bcI [t*t id.i is in the stiu^l| it is 1 ' ; ! .getting th.it the Ideation ol I . i. heiueen ocean and gulCis <s[■*inr-rf-Tv* Lin a superh summer . . lim it «. li rs . t l ni os t a yv.u i s i n c e we pl.ic- \ tJiiMa Far ms'on the matket. Dining that time.we have sold many laiins, lioth Iot lull cash ami lor t .ts\ monthly payment’s. I he year It.ts seen the jin ee advance Ironi the starting price of $ 2 5 an acre to $ 30 and from $ 3 0 to $-10, at which price it rt-muins until fufrher notice. : ^ . v ss‘ O.ur plart is to allot, u certain numbci of farms to sell at each afivanefc. When that number is reach-. ,cd. ‘the price is again advitnccdJ* j dust as spun as tli.e aHottecT^lWwbc-* o f farms is sold at $-10. thc-pjrfee will go to $-15. *j ’ Y 1 I I bi s is whv we say il you intend to buy at Volusia Ipirms, buy NO W . Certain it is you’ll never lipy cheap­ er; certain it is that if you postpone —buying,-jKH*4l -buy—at -it higher pricer---------until some day, you’ll be glad to pay a price per acre 4yascd on the pro­ ductive capacity of ther Soil. There is no man who conies to Florida properly equipped in health anil with enough money to tide him over the '‘settling’’ period, who is ‘ willing to do the work of a MAN who cannot find -profitable employ-i— 1 - * -- - . Av . »-j jr • .:/ Volusia Farms ani easily within f.ti . hours of t ho great maikets yf the F;wt Compare with California, three week-.from her,principal market plates. _ liUVf IN. . } ' ■— HOW A R D-PACKARD - ' * Ler tis innke another ebiiipatison TD waters of the Grand river.-Colorado. \n ,, « If is unbelieveable, almost. I>. I: that people would prefer $300 an ■ land out in (Jm sun-baked, m//! desert to $10 an acre laud m ll* cluinting. comfortable, pleasurajilc worth-living Florida , . * t l and in ttic west is priced muyh,-T closer to its productive caiJubilitic than has hlttiC rto^hccn th e . i ui< wi t hf i or i da lands, but that turn entiling even for Farida. 4 ar Volusia I' .unis rs a genuinely G O O D buy lor any man who 'ulti­ mately intends to live in Florida. Various tracts of the land are suited lor various pursuits— Orange and ^ Grapefruit culture, early vegetable growing, pecan culture, stock, rais­ ing, and if for pleasure-only, thtTc’> several unsold tracts abutting on * beautiful lake shores where a winter home would be next to- nature's heart., . These lauds are located right in the fuYLTul fruit and vegetable belt of south' eru Volusia County. Florida,‘about 125 iiiileS'SOUih of Jacksonville, and between '\}lu* St Johns river and and the-Atlantic ocean, being about sixteen miles from the latter, not very for. you see, from the in- . * dian river, where the finest oranges und. gruiK-fruit in the world are grown. ------- Twenty T im » “ To The"north is"D e- " Lund, sometimes known as the Athens of Florida It is here that the famous Stet­ son University is located *" The entire tract has u gentle slope from the north to the south. Our lund touch­ es the river immediately south of the Kalamazoo depot This natural sloj>e furnishes the necessary drainage on which health and w^Uth ^fepend //^ ,t ,///; ’ dive/tctl to irrigate. 12.000 acres of duv . land. A few years ago all of* the lam; was'a drug on the market at SlO.uii aco* sagebrush and cacti furnishing tj.,' *" break in its desert uiidesirnbleucs* Win. the Water project ^wtirf^T-oiiipleteil before actually one drop of wain l. * « lieen tumeil uimui the .desert pit .Jumped to $2(K) and $300 a'n mrc* " a c r e s , tpc groves, .the pastures, the busy Kticetb in modern - towns a utk— . ci}ics cvcry'few miles, would tell; above thg power ol words, the niai vc Ioils recuperative powet of mu • .people and ol the gulden future whidi spreads before the vision. In the mighty agricultural awakcuing which has come to I’ loridtr .there is Hot a note of dirn>tTnancc, So we say again, tl you’ intend to buy at Volusia I’ irrms, B U Y N O W N— ( ) — W. lake advantage of the present conditions and of the i tiling F.r i c c ' * Good well^of water can l>e obtained it depths varying front n few feet to one hundred feet and the water in these wells rises so near the surface that it cun be easily pumped out by band for allordi . J .u nury purpose9t wliije with tlm aid of a small engine, any tarm can bc.lrrlg u tcd and llie fa n n e r entirely (nriepen '-dent of rain fall. ment and the avenue opened to in­ i' ilcjrendtncc. A cry of distress is , rare. I he. question of existence al­ most solves itself. With increased ■Wealth and diversified interests we have made sure and rapid strides; our people arc alive to good roads,, the development of pti.r St. Johns river and arc comprehending asrrevcr before their own strength and the ¿rcat riches which ' lie hidden in our ✓ ‘ . wdndcrfully fertile soil. * If one could travel this section who mqy fitmiliar with conditions— even five years ago. he would he amazed at (the changes- which even is brief span of timc 'luis wrought. ¡The cleared land, the. cultivated ' Volusia Farms arij today worth in more than we are asking ypti,;imd tin ti is no saying how long you wall have • opportunity of buying ut present price-". We are nik-dveniirely by supply and demand.'t . . ,-■ So wtf say.again , it you intend to buy at VplustaiFarm s, buy now. Send in your reservation anil if. willim sixty days you u.itike personal’ inspectK*i of Uie traet^ we reserve for you and find we huvp misrepreseiitetl anything— yum . money back. Don’t forget that we-wotdd rather you come here yourself and r-bought, as we have iiever uilvocafeii th<‘, bdying of lam] sight unseen. Firiil .of all write for our booklet “He sources of Volusia Farms”. No man living in other sections of the country can afford tujt to know about "Volusia . Farms, ■ J Tts development means the cn richirieut of the State and every man und woman is necessarily interested’ in —-knowing of the progress and prosperity <}f evey iwrtibn of ouf country. * Writ» fur out kmoklrt, “KriourcM of LAND SANFO RD, ammmrn ' ’ -, ' • f ‘ ij .• A . T; m m v.-. Frtnlt^ C O M P A N Y. Inc. Poppies Dank Building r,-1. Vuluiii -I___ . ___ ____ . F L Ö f t lÜ A �Julie 30, ÍÜll — THF SANFORD IIFRALD CIT1ÎUS SOUTHERN COMINO Don't'- be afraid of a blister, cota nnd blisters aro twin sisters. Don't blush -for n çosey iindgt;. yott ■ «{wlo'glte. fo'F1- » co ier. ' you're Traction Line Staking Out Sev crai Route? \ party of ofiidnts of the Citrus .Souths ern •linilWay Company were in Sanford Snnirdriy’conferring.-with the city -ofticinIs htfrfc in relation to.-' the entrance of the Jihr^’to Sanford olid the „ routes to be taken, ihft grinding of n franchise to the corporation ond otiier matters of nh ImportaiU nature. j^tlte party was Mr. T. K. Miller, jircsiJciitOf the company and a resident of pjtkhurg; J. J. firophy, vice president and legal adviser. nnd-Moorc Kelly.. secretary and treasurer. *The company hns surveyed two tom_pniii nintgs fropi Sanford to Kissimmee and St. Cloud, and is .now busily engaged in mushing the third route. The route to he taken will not be decided upon until iTie Truïïclüseï have been grfmbfdby Hie cities of Sanford, and Orlando, ilion the ■fwtaiblu <>f the 11tree- wi lltm k,;ltu.uul Terminal facilities and dockage and whuff accommodations have already been secured in the pities ^of St. Cloud unit Kissinipiee. That ¡Sanford (pul Orlando franchises have been applied for anti,the vasp of the company will (¿e presented in a short time to the councils of both places The communities wjiicli the ollicials of the Citrus Southern Railway" Company have visited huve manifested , every ln- Don't “strike when tiny iron Is hot Make tl hot with n hot .shot. Dffnlt aelluflgga froin tL‘r stolen, nest. unless you-give them n (borough test Don’t use perk crrtel»fU)s« when beef •nd rnlf plucks», are better and ei cheap. . . “ HV7 C.M. BARNITZ RIVERSILE PA. DORRE5P OKI)ENCE SOLICITED The.v Crippen Music Store a n d G rap h o p h o n e s Easy Payments Low Pricey Pico Block ow ls. The lim e Io.Buy Improv eel'“Ready to Plant’1-Sanford bo reprinted dlngtion to n x ip cr u je with the company in rendering it nil the a s s is ta n c e within their (Niwer of liolli u iiiorul mid m aterial nature. E a ch section visited lias at once "realized the value, of the construction of lids line to their com m unities in tile m atT e r o f -better transportation ‘-Occotpmodi|lions and seem t o 'ins vying with one a n ­ other as to how one community can outdo it|c other in rendering aid to the project. I 'resident Miller siiid that where life" »e it— tiinent was « i entirely unun¡mi»is", ui f a ­ vor id a protect as it lias been ' found to Ue m favor nf ( he building ul i l i c .J l i u g h >outhern,-that it whs »imply o iiiniii r of. lI'<tails that was now stmidlng in the way I the beginning of .tctunl -w*urk on the T .instruction. fh e capital Mock iif the eotnpiiny is tally JiiOU.ftfltl and the luitulier of miles of arid to be built and equipped is lifty, iliits allowing $111.Mill p*-r mile for tins Kirk.. Ii was shown to the couiniiltee. .it conferred with President Miller tlmt the trnction Cuoipiiuies opr/.ping m lio talu with copitnli/cd oi $ 0 1.01)0 j » t halt! mid wa re paying I |„r iciil. per mi am oil this Capital!/.illoli Oil lliy some "Tersrs-ufroTiminR-jKnrrr-thr-Otrirs Ijm ttb- J fin would lie aide to finv «livid.rnds I I iiamilllig lo .'I jht Ufa.I pip aolaini I !os being the ciisf* wait l ie 1 huge e.ipi i di/..Hit'll, it wjqihl appeal In lie qi e.» y . t. UlTT t o p i ) .a |Mr len t mu Sill,¡Iml I'liy fa r t wnn.bfMUKM *"t( v e i ; vic„Uy , lUi tile backers iTI Un^ ce ijsiim iaii w i ' r klI^S umiv¡need lii.ti the load vouM be cole a very li-riiil tHilill lo 11 ^ ' mil | i lumtna* tqoeliisl by it» tails and they 1 ■el that everyone iineresied m propetivj i nag ns right of w<i> shouW.1 it <■ *'P ind ; 'in y a |mttmn of the liurdi , < t pu mot | i i/. hmlding m id oper.iii.ig tin line - II wutlld tie Interested (illlye and lie tu ne bis prod need could not lie mun'»i"'h/('‘l l a uuy'*ii\glr individual ill unuiuumt^.-*t iines-tlnioii (Cor) ... ’ , . without kì>». t,i I Celery Farm # pernii □ ROWING ÒOSLINGS If an hninteur yon wül lw BÙnirlaed lui tulli liner*,utv<’■you the cold shoulder iitnl cut loose from their mummy's <o|frnii strings, The* old glue it must wonder what‘a coming when tlio^o siiitkellltn bends poke thcm heIvos from under her, tint she got« the Jolt of tier life'when, ii few weeks after, the Independent little rubbernecks give her the itnifid-bounce for ever. That's the chnrti) of goose, culture. They nth rtie easiest proposition in •poultry, have few diseases, need little care,and almost live on griis(H. ..lust three or four*weeks' feeding,' then on to the grass for'tlit* summer. can ciays lo r Jess e bôiight for the next, thirty money, man evci in r to r i s v m r have Sanford farms to sell. Ü-.IM ) sir m n r Burbank nor Celery City o n ovr; or r o t X n o t u H O L D L \ n vj. rot ; t .1 M . i z t msDvris mrn ,4 againr Wt Not Largo, J a ft Lu.it Sanford Always Sanford «int u.vii, (ccoi'v r HU’ avo*- «'irr-ge Ifr.nr ct sr hi st Sanford. .i s v » n i t c o in n ron. so mis a * N D r z o j t'c r i one A ll irrigated pay for tliemselves this ^PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD DEPOSITS INSURED AGAINST LOSS 4 % ON SAVINGS " M Mr SMITH,-Pros H H ST E V E N S, V -P rs*. H E TO L AH.-C Ashiof H. 11. C H A P P E L L ’S owriaaaaaw. TTirVolWfc. oirtl.IN'l cstt. I>M 01.1» DIME BRAND Is sold un ils nier ils. ,\sk >-ntir dcalci Costs no more than inferior brands*. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES 2f>BiCmEÜ. I'Ko M- V<i Ml I T III it*. Hill NI.W It... Ill I'kun, IÎ SMAMIIAKCrK UKl ANDO •^ •"s I I I IrilllA FÎOHIDA FLOWER i/inc tli.it Tom .oiflK oiiHi.mri ani wiritKa rn.n. . Il Al tom foilòw wfrh a (Tum bly tunah. hvil parta bruti and miti elicli o f lolita an d ((tra .tucul, wtlh tu blc riempii throWn, In, and all ri|)rlnkletl w ith lino grlt. Utberri (Sturi With bread dlpped Iti milk nud squee/ed dry or nliiipl) m n n b l y .vorn fiturdt orni tbuwu Ji-ug lo eoa m e gralu. li ri t '.ri plueed In bottoni o f w ater renrielri| and illese a ro mudo rio Rigiri cuuuut Hplush tlieniiselve». * At HrMt they aro fed Tour Litui-*» dully. Jtiril w b u l they « a l with u ridi uh, g ru iin g b e lw c e n ìnenfs an d Ibo n toryod oli Km»* a lt< igei ber. — / coiimti-d su m s LAM PA One Wlto Wails, j-.. -* t^ONTS, Don't breed mixed geest*; Touloiiso 1» not [to lose. T o breed "Don't imagine aunts, because their squftbH.oro largt, will your ami their feed bill dli-i in rge. Three i>ii)rs of aqunba a year V til surely not a penny clear, and you’l PLORIDTÄ P Lhc GrounjdL Sanford Library Free Reading Room | l ' ♦ R O O M 2(1 * + . -Upstairs, Pini Block Mtule witli the American Patent Hinge Joint,and Flexible Stay.,•• Let ns demonstrate its merits : Open Tuesdays -1 to Ü p.m AND . • Satu rd ays 4 lo 9 p . in. dear. Don't bo *8o a try to pass the Brahmas, by Don’t IjiHt In. Neither make a goat Ï-enee That Ten C e n ts tîie Copy and, f^^oi.Tcorntnenl mixed with 15 per geni meat (scrap, und at t(io end of teai week» should W is h elglil tn teu; pound» dressed. On lite Railroad Agaju Some one has suggested that the Rail­ road Co., place »cals ul 2nd and 3rd street crossing so .that iho weary pedestrians could rest while waiting lor tlu^lbng freights tojuus. Now.I do think the Ca. should put awnings over the scats for old sol bos | been benming down so scorching hot these days that the poor I>edepirian w^uld bp so shrunk up from lid not be able to persue baking they llielr Tourney il V*T + Strangers Welcome TheGeo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co PH O N E NO. 8 ~ • -, of yourself nor allow otUarg to do » 0. - ...... ♦ V . •i" I- 1f —f-n ----- ^------ ;----*— ----- - ^ 11 *O^ ■;^r •---- 1 '• J m i I¿5 h U* �ÎH f SANTORO litMALO More than You vEver Ho^ed to Buy Under $3500 All-Chrome-Nickel Steel Car at a- Moderate „.Price Everitt $1850 ^Deliveries After Ju ly 15th the Sa tu r da v en i n g—Eost-~o f ^ t he E v e r itt Y G ie lf-S ta rtin g lje v ic e , W h ic h j s N o t-a C ostly “ E x t The addition of a self-starting device In other words, welinvpbeen able to wnrkH /i pnrnnlpfp phnnifp in mntnrimt Tr '“¡»»ufacturiiiii expense fnrT)dow dint worKS a complete cnangQ.in motoring. It other-manufacturere, andiWhen you huj removes an elem ent of. actu al danger and car your share of this difference stays in < elim inates the last factor demanding brute MIC New tvcrltt "Four— 3 6 . " Fully Um|i|icil. strength; • ' . -’ “r $l,500. Deliveries After July Iftth P* until today only one owner in a thousand, felt able to ineel the necessarily high prices asked-----. • Every consideration of construction, of ample power production, of*,.continuous-tor-. (file, of overlapping impulses and of real vqlue returned in luxurious comfort prompts high prices for curs of the six-cylinder type. We |tnew th at if we could place an E veritt “S ix ” on the m arket at anything ... T h a t such a device was badly needet was long realized, yet m any otherw ise-fa mous designers have failed utterly in solv ing this pfoblem. ------— ' We purposely refrained* from announc ing the Everitt s e lf-s ta r te r . until its com pie te reliability*had been, proved beyond tin shadow of a doubt. , . * \ . . - i^ ,. , Equally remarkable at its price i,s tlm i s,-iiti "Four—30." because it actually offers you ut SJ.fgg) quality and features that are not t ube found n mi> cur within many hundred dollars of its cost * — * » If has the hyeritt self-startiiqi device,_,imi die on!y.four-cylIn(ler, cqf Tot1 the market oi .i mf t, in price which ¡deludes such u device as a p.nt i ruyjulur equipment. • • J.ike the Everitt "Six— IS" it is construct!. *, ,ih out of chrome-nickel steel—a fen in re ilf.it ms? ,:itiy settles, without any opportunity for aniumi tin- T O m T T n f T T ß im r p r n w T o r ’ r r n T T T T tir n ic T ^ m T S ' of good:. average quality, it would be the m o st-a ttra ctiv e .ca r the world had ever seen The “ Everitt 30” Reduced to $1250 But, we tfeidtfed merely u would* Hoi be suflidint. it must be constructed throughput of chrome-nickel steel: .that marvelous alloy which by nil tests lias throe times the strain re-. w * siStnnce of selected open-hearth steel, anil bus an actual vnluc .six times as gnjnt ns common steel. We hud still another high mark to rea elk The Everitt must .»..be equipped with a self-starting device, positive in uction, easy to operate—thoroughly trustworthy. Thjs combination of what we deemed ctstunial to the perfect “Six" could not have been placed in any enr at nny price up to a short time ago. The presence of uny two of those features in other curs presupposes u cost today of $3,00(1 or more. 000 within the present year, hut it would actually be necessary fur other factories to receive in excess of $3,000 for it now inorddr to shoH anyprofits. . How, then, |ias this rflirnclo of value and price _T)c'pn reached? The question f* highly important. because its answer wili estab­ lish 111 yrnff mind entire credibility for this—beyond question the most remarkable automobile offer ever made. By Scientific Management, ns the result of die advice of ex­ perts who have critically stqa-rvised "every form of our shop practice for many months. we have effected great savings in Condensed Specifications of the New Everitt " fo u r —3 0 ." $1.500 * ' _ » Four-Cylinder, 38 II. P.; Long Stroke Motor: Chrome-Nickel Steel Condensed Specifications of the Six-Cylinder Everltt;$l,B50 Throughout: 34x4 Inch Tires; Demountable Rims; Cellular Radiator; 115, Six-cylinder, 48 H. P., Long inch Wheel Base; Top. Windshield. Lamps, Generator and Speedometer Stroke Motor; Chrome - Nickel Steel Throughout: 30x1 'Inch Tires Demountable Rims; Cellular Rudiutor; 126 % Inch Wheel Base; Top, Windshield, Lamps, Generator, und Speedometer in­ cluded: Dual Ignition; MunUfactured Complete in One Fuctory. IncImledfTJdüfTgtdllóh; Manufactured Coulplete ln One raw ory.-------/ * WeMi4 csjiecially proud of tlto exceptionally tine design u( tills car—of its generous jjroitortions—uf its striking tieauty l>oth in-exterior appointments und interior equipment for this. season. the-body lines uf this "Four" hii\e '"■en brought ,lo greater refinement. Larger tires ami deni....a«We rim§ lia^-e been added, an(l n top, windsiiick1, gus lanir- and Biwcdorneter.aro nil included in our qt/indard equipment f"i I 1 Although only ruled at 3G. its (wwurful motor has bcqii by long continued brake tests to reach and easily rmnhirnn l(> , *lgJ.'2 llg«nSjg specljjculions of thq Everitt "Tutu- *• wlndi are -given-heiow.' Keep in tnind the qunlity of tin? . m in every detail as .you rend, die list.' . •. \ ,, Remember, ulsd. tiiose vital featuros w^iich iqc tllpUucti*cl) Everitt, and you will better appreciate the exceptions! '.■due llrut is offered at this exceptional price. - The Standard *;Evcritt 3 0 " for $l,25u (Top Lam (is. Generator njtd Windshield Included) . , hi Sonera! uppearnnee, size and power the “30" tshows little chungc for the new season, although those familiur with this famous car will dis­ cover in it many refinements niidimparinut improvements. —_J.MfLJLXfTRuble, triumph to bu able looffer yon T h q -"’3b"-for for 1812, including the top, windshield und complete cqlpinent. Mct/gcr Motor Car Com -n a n y - Detroit, Michigan Sanford Machine and SANFORD phone 33 F L O R ID A �Tilt WttfORD HERALD preparili! f o r Tha Hay Crop . (By Or-K. McQuarrle) The amount of money sent out of Flor uia yearly for hoy amounts to hundreds SANFORD LOIKIES *'-8o(jTord Lodge lt|o. 2 7 . f. O. O. X. , Girl T jll« How a Blotchy Skin W n Cleansed By a Simple Wash. " I was n. )>nniçrl of my far*." irrites M «i* every Monday ei 7:10 p. re.: over Imperi Theatre J. C. Hall. N. G. *. W. S- fuunrw. Sec'y, Semi dole Chapter No. 2, Order Eastern Star With but few exccptiori»! all the laud In the State Is-capable of producing luxuriant crops of ernbgrass’ and beggarS ^ .1 t u * 1. »v ra 11 , I w tv m-V . ** m-s _ weed.* and In the northern and Western iecUOlirMfiXlCa tl ¿lover in addition. The ernbgrass and Mexican clover grow as volunteer crops on all cultivated'land«, and the beggarweed will reseed itself for many years In succession after having been once sown. Where n spring cfop has been produced (such as Irish potatoes. early corn, beans, cucumbers, or melons#, there will! be no k m N| C. •"It was till full of pliaplea and Meet* every second sod fourth Friday In month vSchriEbrit_j^lor using I), -U, D, Pro-. Every one who has seen hla Star In the F.a»t are cordially Invited to »hit the liittitrr \ »eripTflm 1 edit say that now thar# Is Ro s s in i s^c'r no fllsn of tb it Kcx«nia. nod. that was L U. t , Celery City Aeri* 1833 thres years ag.> £ Meeliiutilirst.snd thlnJTuesdays In every month, D D. D has. becoip*' so famous as nil In Welharrm Block, third floor a cut’s aiui lifuintu leilaf In Rcssma and all other serious sklti diseases, • v s Phoenix Lodge No 3, K.' of R that Its raluty.ta sometimes overlooked Meet» second and fiiurth Monday». VUItlng lìulil» nlwuy» welcome I’ 'Ll llutchiliHui. C C. In clearing up jo s h , pimples, black­ fUXS Frank, K K nnd b. heads, andmll other minor forms of r t Itrlra p tn irlm r " The fact Is, thal^thlle D. D. D. Is so penetrating ttia^w «trike» to the very root of Ecicma or any other seri­ ous trouble, the soothing Oil of Winter green, Thymol and other Ingredients art so carefully compounded there Is no wash for the sklti made that « n compare with thin great household remedy for every kind of skin trouble. D. D. D. la pleasant to v**> perfectly h »rm “ thD—m oar-Tt*tlrats-rtt»r the land-Is well prepared for the |>ur|>osc. and lssstO aJmctJu!e!r_ reliable.. A M-oeat Such preparation should ipciudc the bottle will gives, you positive proof of plowing and thorough pulverizution of the wonrterfist effectiveness of this 4P the soil by the heat tools at command. rrsat remedy. Either a turning or n disk plow ntay bo used for the purpose, followed b y -a smoothing Itnrrow or weeder,. taking <?B're - to leave Urn land in as smooth and leva! lit the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit. Orange County, riorldn condition as possible, in ofdcr that*TSe A* É HUI » V mower may do good work at haying time. When the natural grasses do not pre­ vail to the extent necessary for a , good stand, cowpcas can be sown any time up to the middle of July,- with \nn assurance •of getting n good crop of the. highest grade of hay. On thclExperi me nt Station farm, lands treated as above suggested, and sown to cow peas at the rate of a bushel and a half to the acre, .have yield­ ed more than two tons of hay per acre It vyiH*bc best to sow only a variety of cowpca that is immune to root.knot, such — ns the Iron or the Brabham. A mixture of.cowpcas anil sorghum 4 modes an excellent liny, for W k stock, and mny.be especially recommended fur In The CirciiIl.Cpurt' Seventh Judicial this purpose. About forty pounds of Circuit Orangr County, Florida. In Chancery S H IP P E R S -^ Florida Fruits Sanford Lodge. No 6 2 , P. & A?Ml . U. L Taylor. Master; H. E. Tolar, S«-ro­ tary. Ooinmuntcallon everydryland third Thurs­ days at 7:30 p. tn.- Visitimi brother* «x-lvouw Unite Brotherhood of Carpefltors and Join ers of America General Insurance Agents Sanford Local Union No. 177>l. U. It -of C. and J of A. meet» every Thursday nktht nt 7 o'clock fit the Eagle«'Hall W, A. Runiohr, lirt-sIdcntrT.L Lent. K. S, l T Sa n fo r d , fl o r id a DENTIST Olllco: 1 YoWcll Building SA N fÛ B D rfL O R ID A \ FA ST' g DR. R. M .' M A S ON DENTIST • ' Welborn Block Sanford, Florida DR.- w: E. HOUSHOLDER DENTIST Kootna 23. 24 amt 23, Rico Bid« S A N F O R D , SO U T H F LI EL E C T R IC LIGHTED PU LLM A N DINING A N D S L E E P I N G C A R S OSTEOPATHIC PHYSI CI AN Olliue tk Residence 519 Magnolia Ave Ollicq I lours: 9 to '12: J Ui.lL Other hours by nppointmeut F lo rid a ^5 For Information, Rates anil Reservations s e e ,nearjeaL A tiantic Coast Line Agiiiit or write I •5 ANDEW JOHNSON 1 A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent 1311 West Bay St. . ' JACKSONVILLE, I LORIDA ATTORNEY-AT-LAW O n irici M Hamilton, olia R Hamilton, in muri W CDirf ami of Ft if«cloture i-ffinldn» II Htinynn D r fri id ont» llridtrr and by vinti«* of n nod b»\U\ inaile it mil vntrrrd nmsr* on ilo* 21Mh dny of Uiinorotdr Mio «ht S lone*, Court lor the Sevrnth Judicial C im i it of the Slnh of Fioritili, In nini for Orange County, in chnnorry L-. - ........ «i. ..i.. j L ^>,»..,1.. t v ti Prue tice» in Stuft* and Federal Court» T U u ì LU m* Ptiunr 2 I b GEÒ. * A.« D . hC O . ►T T .. E. S A TTO R N EY and L X JU N .S E L L O R L I V E R Y , F E E D and LAW ai win» Loiniilaimmt ami Uinru a M rhiriimun, .lulka Practice in Statt* and l ederai Cutirla Gdf lier-Woodru(T Iltclit Sanford F outcry to Khc httfhcit and bent ladder for tanli ut R flnmllton. Snmurl W Carr and lr*onk)as tl film yon m-err Hra|wtidc*n«r-I ofeall lull at tiublie the front drair of the Court Houm* In thr<*it>of Orluudo Oranjt«1 (Vmut>. Slf^% of Horida. durin£ the ferial hour» of »ale, tin Monday. July ird. A I) PHI. the tame bMng tf.•e letìàl snles ilny. tliA ________ ____ i* te. Ivinit and follototfi£ described reallid estate, T H O M A S E M M E T W IL SO N ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR .li« County of Oranti* ami Statura Horidii, iN’Illg in til itiof I«ar tieni ari y «ir»eri li*«l ns follate«, tow n AT-I.AW ' Begmninti ut a alalie un thè North side of PirM St ruad ut tur wU* ktujhn n» Si Hrrtrude A v e . Lai«* State At torne y V v r jith judlijnl Cim iM ««f Flor tdn ;i\vÌirtiM W rit of K n rt1 Ìn f«f4 n tfrin tlo n uf Ifoli> alxuil tour tiutulffit' or GërïiVuu in (xiumls |>cr ncri* oi ucul phospliulu slioulcl be brouJcasleJ uiui worked mto -the »ail ul the time of preparation. About tbo latter part .of August, two lumdreil two mis of nitrate of soda |k:r aeft1 In' addition applied before n ruin will give good re­ sults with tbo sorghum and injllct. The npplirntiou'of (lie sume amount of nitrate of soda tit, tile same period (in land tluii hus grown a spring crop will often he found to he mi udvuntngc with eorghutn and millet. Should thr crop pi nny lime show ayel[ow unthrify condition. Fven iit spot», nitrate of sorla applied as above will correct It and assist in getting ugopd^iold. N otice o f D ossolutlon of 1’u rtn crsh lp Notice is hereby given that the purtenship firm of Nyman &. Henderson hus been dbpfolvell and terminated, and I will not be resiKinsible for uny further accounts corilracted in the name of Nyman & Henderson. 4-Mp ? Rdihiuh F. N y m a n tilt*me We*i 5 ilialn». tht*nce Nurtli in eh a in a. tlirnre 1.usi 3 chain». tbruco South IO thuiti» tu tKJint of Uiiimtinti. euntuininti live (3 ) ai-re» more or l«’xw 1 he furr*oinit l»rom*rty i* Muitrtlniet knowfi ami dem rlìiÀil "M" fU(K'k Y of ilo* Honda L.md & Colatiltatlofi Company s iimi» of Si Grr tradì* Aventi«' Addiiton tu thè Town of Sanford. Ufautie Cuuuly, Florida aAtxirdnwl tu F K Trai* fot«!'» inapol thè '*a iti Town of Stmford All thè fui•tiomit de«MTÌb»d i>rui*erty Ipefctijl m Oraritie Cuunty. State of Horidn, aitai ItliK'k» In, 2u and in of Tiri 17 of thè Town of Snnford, Ora riti«' ( ounlv. Horida Accontinti tu K R TrnfTonJ » mai* Of hlitd Tuwu . e.** Geo A DrO nrot l 2-5t Same Man but New Location ADL, THE TUNER, In Ihc Circuit Court. Seventh Judlclul Circuit, Orange County> Florida. In Liiuncery • N J .Nirnnniin, Contelainunt .V » Kmliili.li K Nyman. i,.'.irginima I. Nymun, ÜÍ Muntimi.Ch(H I’ HeuJ-mm ana ; . 'ORLANDO PHONE NO. 4 0 . SANFORD. mmmm I LÙRIDA * FLORIDA W ade Wi l t Pay Pho ne T ol l All G p n u l n e O r d e r s on D r i n k a B o t t l e of ilailllQh A - l t n u l r r v « M E R R IJE E N G L A N D A KiyiuntciiU 7,*i * luUcarilanna L Nyrosn. Mrlrow, Wniimiílllrm It nopear* h-uu l!n- nltiiia.1l nf t..-e, A IM'-ottrj , * Is (lit* title of n book on SocinlS>Iklu>, ami iJ CdunieI fur oamjilainam. Iie|eln duly lllctl. Ill wlikji tie »ay» dial In iti- utswr rn- ' ism. oemaininri the underlyinii 11, In) <au»r Gcarkiinu t. Nyman, one ul iluprincipleS'tmtl the most impor­ .Mmdaiu* Hl Ult »«kl raute. t> a tionretklrtit ij tant objections. For sale at Die Stale lit Florida and llisi tier re»ldrnl»'«:j» lit lliertly uf Mrlroac. in tin- Suite ul Matiurt.un-tn. Vuu are Itierefora urden-d In ny[,--ur io Itir lidi nf 2 1 1 First Street. Price 10c luinplainl hl,al In dii* ib u m i . on, or l«-lnir Monda, Au«o»t 7th. A 1* 1911, the »alnrU-lui u rute day ut dii» muri tl,» flintier unteir-d ttinl ilita notiiV I«- uuMnln-d f,iÿtnùr'»ui-<'<-»5iv-- week» in tire Nanfnul Herald secunr aurwipaOi t aoUtdinl in Sanford Dunda Willie»» B. M Kohlmon. Cirri of Ilie Cln.mll a none now. Calti. Orando County. Florida, and the »eal IliriV u on thi* Sili day of June. A Ü. litll Il M Hosiheus, Clerk. __G I N G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Mmiufuctuferl with pure distilled vyuter—they will prevemjlluesa, aid digestiuu uud give you health Th e G a n l o r d ^ C o c a C o l a B o t t l i n g Co.» S a n f o r d FIRST NATIONAL BANK --------------- - O F S A N F O R D , - F L A ------- ------------- M. HAN D. Praaldont 1 , . p. «^O RBTER , Caahlar ¡ (irania Cuunty ilrtfiin Si lmridrrt Tn all Credimrs. la-iiateca. biilrttnilre» und all Penuria linvln* Claim» or Demandi rutilimi »aid EititU t You. and rach uf yuu. urnhereby ivMlllrd amt re auind mprru ui un, ilalm» mid demandi, whkti you. nr eltlirr nr you, may have aiaintt the raíalo of llHenn SrhneWef. drcejiírd, Inte nf Urania roiinlv. Florida, to die underlined Adminialrulor Cum TeatumeutO Amino of »aid ettatr. within two O u r E a s y P a y m e n t P lan yesra from the date hereof. I)a,-d May Olh. A b ««•. seems to ^ulf everylnMly. It’s iiopuJar 30-Kii> Administrator CmiiTrxiamriitn Atmtm because we enable you to * O EO. F E R N A L O , Vloa-Praa B, F . W H IT N E R , Asst. Cash O n l y N a t i o n a l B an k in O r a n g e C o u n t y F u n d s P r o t e c t e d by B u r g la r y In s u r a n c e S sfo ty D eposit B o x ss for R en t ORGANIZED 1 8 8 7 .4iiiVii'rV»riVi,iYir»Vr«V«i»»in iiiiiV/iViiiimm m'i’iVm»VVi riiiiVùVrVr'i’iriYViviàfiï »ViY<ViYiViYiïrYi lYVd^ Get A ItQilie Henry M cbaulin JE W ELE R lie the landlord's slave no longer. Strike out (o; freedom. We will help you if you will let us. Our • MY SPECIALTIES i wc are at your service with the very best cars. We never sleep. Pickard's Hand-Painted China f Moines at Markham Hack 1 are just the thing for you. Tuk« your - wife to look at them. She will be de­ lighted with the |>roepecla of owning one uf them. / , Gorham's Sterling Silver .. Rogers' PJated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches Scnford Machine & Girage Company H E A V Y H AU LIN G AND C O N T R A C T IN G Q uicke r, Nfcatcr and Better than the Old W a y HISl ICI. OF I HK PEACE Spadai Ma*ter in Cham-ery p,re Estate of A Motor For Any Purpose H o rs e s and M ule s Bought and E x ch an ge d G. S T R I N G F E L L O W In Court of the County Judge, State o í florida . • * we can supply your Vants in the Automobile line. If you want to rent Dt acksml thl ng and H o r t c u h «mi KtfM «¿4« Wkfclk^il SullÌQfll. _iuid JO TTt N/Tir óf trrinrniTrdnur.r n rT 'atT nimiirg ( rve-ui ) Summer or Winter Marnoss and W ag o n * ALL GOODS GUARANTEED N. H- GARNER Sanford, Florida INSURANCE AGENT Offlce Above f i r s t Natlonal dank SANFORD, FLORIDA �m e SANTORO HERALD The 'Most Attractive Home In Sanford 'Heights F o r 30 Days I Offer my Shell Dashed Bungalow in Sanford Heights F o r Sale Seven RoomB - Wide Porches Splendid Kewanec System of Water Works Garage - Corner Lot Fronting’ East 67 Feet on Park Avenue and 18iLFecH5ecp. ~ Alley uu'V/etrSiuc 14~Fect., Wide. i■ f i y ’ i The House is Well Furnished Throughout * Plenty of Room in Attic for 4 Good Rooms • I offer the House Furnished SANFORD pltnl was one of real names of the season and ¿a t a comedy as the- publie was led to believe. These old boys and young boya while naw et the gamo abow- [H Y,. H ow l’ iM-r'RetTiHd, -WMXT Last Friday's Dame of which will prove serious, Mr. Crowley getting a Ansar split by-a-bot-halL-whlle Rnlph Yearby was hit in the mouth by a ball at which he blitted, knocking a foul. The game was really a good exhibition of bail playing and the spectators were greatly surprised at the brilliant playing Brady W at Bum in^Tleld H e iij:y _ :M c L a u iiii JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES Pickard's Hand-Painted Chinn Gorham's Sterling Sliver Lake Was On First Base Rogers’ Plated Ware roa,tv<e ^ .ove or,M0<S. TrtROW Twe B acL - vou rioopn-<_ Elgin and Wnlihum Watcher A LL GOODS GUARANTEED SPECIALS THIS. W EtK tun but we are not making kicks against the umpires this season. You don't win games chewlng'the rag with the umpire and the boys are ones -who are depended upon t6 win the game; There la much work to do ere the Ideas of July when the big noise takes place and our boya must tighten up and play Inside ball and play If all the time. The following Is a report of the gome from the.Orlando Reporter Star After being defeated at Sanford Thurs­ day by purely rotten playing, although Sanford put up a good ¿ame at the finish holding the boys down, the team ghlng to jrfapes lg the eight inning, when the score stood eight to three In favor of Orlando, frank Pounds being about the only men on the. team.to'escape tho error mark, the largest crowd of the season jounied to the Fjai^|<jrounds to. see the game *yeslertjay afternoon. A'careful amnt bf the automobiles, a solid line tanking -from^bngnnd nand'enUfety arbuhd lhe .field, showed one hundred and six cars and many carriages and buggies, the at­ tendance being estimated between alx and eeven hundred and this on n day other than a holiday. With both teams very evenly matched, the game from start to finish was exciting In the extreme. A 'few errors on the part* of our players almost caused heart failure, but altogeth­ er,*ihe game was very clean and entire void of wrangling of any kind. Mr. Davis for Sanford, and Mr. Jim 'Pounds for Orlando umpired a splendid game and AT Hs Felt Like a Mexlcsr Intuircelo and Called for a Truce. w a Slew In Relaying a Drivai Davli Was SeitaAtlonal Bullard’s Fruit Sy rups ed remarkablo,ability and some excellent stunts ware puded off. Fielding His Position, Watchjng for s Thigpen. Huit and Marrow did the Bunt and Holding the Base Runner. heaving for Sanford. Dr.. King was catcher, Mayor Lake, first base, Davis, of some of the old timers who had, not second. Morrow third, Yowell right field, played a. game in fifty years. Orlando won by a score of 6 to 5 and Arthur Yowcil a Stick Work It darkly hinted that Umpire Spencer went back-on his home team and threw f S j o % r w atch \ them down after. Jin had. promised, to ./ ne t m e t — I L N A M E IN T H C I decide against Orlando. Arthur Yowell PArenst; J claims he can geGthe best of them yet and that Orlando put In -two ringers In All Flavors L. P. McCuller Phone 277 "cu es* WOT f. Juggled It. Spencer a Rotten Umpire NO-.KOU 4M s t u f i », NOW.*.' o n sfdLiu \NAV __.»< Atmosphere With a Tftrsa-Baggah .■.I'm . ■■W w — wrgüL---- r~ wero .taken with good grace. Sanford has an excellent team and from now-to the close of the season the sport loving public can rest assured that they will get their money's worth. E. E. Brady center, Felix Frank left field, turn Hurt, short J . D. Roberts also played. Odando's line-up showed the Schullx brothers, of Winter Pork,.as the battery Mr. W, L. -VanDuzor held down first base. Elks Play Ball W. M. Brittain occupied the second "'Stick, The game of bell between Orlando third ' base - was looked after by Mr. lodge of Elks and 8anfonULodge on Tues­ Groaaley, David Fithback, at abort« ahowday for the benefit of the Sanford Hos- Thsy Couldn't Put" 'âm Where W asn't. the Winter Park battery. Mayor Lake Is still dazed from Ids long run to first base and lenmcertaln just how it happened but all the boyssay they will get Or­ lando's goat atHie next Elks game and the public aniUously awaits the Issue. The game ivas good and as usual the Elks baye delgprfstrated that their hearts are to the right place by giving the pro­ The Umpire Sent Him Off the Field, ceeds t* charity. C O L UM B I A GRAPHOPHONO exactly as It went Into the record;' Bend, rchestfa, violin, flute, piccolo, piano, banjo, bells,'cornet, clarionet, trombone, 'cello, speech Dr.’kinging voice, solo or ertvemMe —•Very note and tone U desr ai.J aompth,! Good teasop why—the mschlne is perfect. Let tls play tlis "BN'* Colum bia Graphophone - jo to prove Karr tenue outfits from I <* Y o u OU> BOOB, THATt Vn a * ‘ w a v If Anything Ever Rsachsd Htavsn, It • Was ths Little Round Thing Hs WiTTepur ed tii'-t be had not forgotten the game, Mr. II.. A; Grant In right 3aldL Ralph YearHe Fell A*u»p at Second end Every by In center and S. Y. Way In left. Only thing Yfefit by H«ew two accidents maned the game, neither o u t s id e Tell it softly and slowly and sweetly! Sanford Wjpn the game yesterday In Or­ lando and the score was 0 to l a u d the great Jimmy Windham was knocked out of the box by the wieldera of the willow from the celery fields. * Wallace and Burden were tho battery for Sanford. Windnam pnd Beardall for Orlando and the game after the first inning was just made up of sounds of the willow against the ball and the Sanford boya nmoTiiJ bases. Honestly Manager Spencer was forced to make the boys desert because their tongues were hanging out. Can't give you the details, and they would only weary the reader. Here’s hoping Orladdo J triUjlngerup w in g s today tamakaoh» game more interesting. . . . . Big Game Today ' Orlando comes today to clip the tope of Sanford Celery boys and a most In­ teresting gameis promised. — J ' It, If you boy r™» luat $ 3 5 . do for ino compirle die« - anil rrou Ilk«.’ Other o »«90. �r :‘ . •-; ••• *ki • u—... - J . ' l î i ’Î .. ",iT ". , . . ■ f . * ~ - f- * — T-7^. ** * M ’ ALt AHWIIWU tttmilWp g ? ’ * — Die General News of “The Land of Flowers. . THE WORLD ! / y?- H L C T _‘ 1 — — u 1 ;* «y •* t 'j**V; £ *J 9 — HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK An Epitome o f th e Week’s M ost Im­ portant Happenings In t h e S ta te ’s Domain. Palalka U to have a new school buildgr ini to cost about $30,000 and while the ~^pSni »ubinltted -h sv not been _pns»ed upon by the board of public, instruction. It is understood that the^cholce may be made very soon and a contract awarded In time to complete the building before _ tbs year Is out Mlauil Is now preparing to try oil on ■ome of the streets and with the results , observed on county roads, expects that oil will be found of grent value In pie city also. T h e oounty has six miles of oiled rootls and'lt Is claimed that they are practically free from dust and preserve their shape and firmness. The Arcadia news gives the full details of the new court house to be constructed for DeSoto county at Arcadia. It la to be a very fine building.' with ground dimensions of 100 by 75 feet, constructed of brick, marble and terra "cotta. The cost U expected to he about 180,000 and H .X .S 'T 't V E W d it will be modern In appointments and ov n r inrgeenough to provide for the growth of m m m m the county’s business for yean to come. Shady, a few miles south of Ocala, was SANFORD BOOSTERS—Takçn from Sanford Edition of the Florida FIôWéï\_ôf-TattTpa the scene of a murder Monday ifigbt in which Mrs. Arndt killed her husiand. Death o f Mrs. Arthur Vowell Vaccination for Typhald . A Sad Death ___ -I „ • • . The shooting followed a very bitter quar­ A large number of Sanford dtlzens, One of the saddest deaths that has ever Those desiring gratuitous vaccination rel between the two In which the woman were inexpressibly shocked and.saddened ■ seized a gun and fired a load of shot in­ »¡curved in tills dly was that of Mrs. for the prevention of typhoid fever can on Sunday last, to learn of the distress­ Artiiur.E Yowell at her home on Oak secure the treatment by culling at the to tier husband’s body. Death was in­ avenue fast Tuesday1i evening at nine headquarters of the State Board of Health- ing accident which resulted In the sud­ stant. ' ' , o’clock,, after an illnesa of about 617 Dyal-Upchurch building, on the 5th, den and tragic death of Percy L. Dickins; After one of the most remarkable runs five weeks. This sad ending of a 15th and 25th. of July and succeeding a brother of Mr. J. W. Dickins and o ever held In South Florida. Fred Fermon. beautiful young life has cast a shadow of summer months. Owing to {he preval, former resident of Sanford, which oc­ of Tampa, In a Cadillac 30 touring car, sorrow over the entire city. Mrs. Yowell ence of typhoid in many sections of the curred in GninavlUe, Georgia; Saturday on July Fourth won first monoy for tour­ who was formerly Miss Miriam Mettln- cowntry, a targe number of people are ex­ noon. ing car class, and Harry Land of BradeuMr. Dickins was jn the employ of the ger, has grown to young womanhood In pected to respond. — town. came flrsLln the roadster cIsm . be Sanford and was universally loved far State Health Officer J . Y, Porter and Southern Railroad and. In the discharge making a perfect score for Jtbe~pin from her charming personality and beautiful Assistant Hiram.Byrd will see to tiie vac­ of hls dutle* as flagman, was on the Tamps to Bradentown In one hour, fortyChristian character. She was a devoted cination of el) who visit the office, ’the oaboose.of a freight train, ^a- it was four minutes and twenty-two seconds, member of the Methodist church and has only requirements being that they appear backing Into Gainsville. in sonic way, with a model 16 Bulck. The race was been since childhood. From the Sunday promptly at 10 o’clock "and continue he lost his balance antT filling In front under the auspices o f the Tampa and school she will be eadly missed, where through three injections, these being of the moving cor his bright .young life Bradentown Auto Clubs. site was a valued worker, having taughl necessary In order to guarantee immu­ wuS Instantly 'cruuhed out by the 're­ ---the primary class for years, also as s nity from the disease. Applicants may morseless wheels. Meteor at Gainesville Tbe family were immediately {.unified begin on any one of the dates above member of the church choir, where her A meteor of tremendous slzej passed sweet voice has given much pleasure. mentioned, but they must promise to and met the remains, pt Wuycroas, Go., over Gainesville about 10 o'clock on Tues­ <, wherh they were intcred Monday after* The deceased is survived lt> Sanford by take the three necessary injections. f i day morning, causing considerable ex­ her grief-stricken husband, Arthur E Typhoid vaccination was first tried nOon. .Percy lived in Sanford a number of citement as It sped southwesterly at a YowelJ, who is a member of life firm N. P. with success in the British army during height of several hundred feel, accom­ .Yowell & Co/, father and mother. Mr. and the Boer War. and later expérimenta were years. He grew to manhood here. Af­ panied by a rumbling noise resembling Mrs. J . K. Mettlnger; two sisters. Misses made in the United State* Army. Suc­ ter the death of her husband Mr. J. W. thunder^iiouaea shook for an instant, Beth and Ruth Mettingcr, an undo and cess being signal, vaccination 1s now Dickins Senior .Mrs. Dickins removed from her home In Enterprise to Sanford when and many believed that on earthquake aunt, Mr. and Mra. Harry J. Wilson, be­ compulsory In the army. was upon them. The rumbling noise sides a host of friends who are deeply Dr. Porter inaugurated the plan In Percy was quite a lad, to be with her Florida last summer, securing supplies of three'.- sons, Messrs. W. M., J. W. and could be heard for three or. four miles, grieved on account of her sad death. llte vaccine for each post of the Board of J . E Dickins, who were then in business until the meteor disappeared from view. “God toudicd him with His finger, and It was plainly visible, and resembled an he slept.” tho poet wrote. So may we Health in the. State, and expects even In Sanford. . Percy’s many boyhood friends and • -1—*■»«■ l*r»nlnft tfr«MU-VolmAeS. oLjQialLCJ Aitv -qUhiiukar _ . her. better results this year. • «fefliriaMItt •,r: v’,hanrg-mAy.ho-wtKldy u f not1 Sur g(^ri-fj^ctTÎt~TTOWÿc— JÏT.■-t o » m./ In Its wake. It was fully a nrinutj in with hit finger, and site dept, scattered now, will be grieved at him un­ view, and reports have reached the city until a beautiful life ‘.was lived, a noble who was Dr. Porter’* class mate at Wost timely death. / .Ppinti has agreed to furnish him with all — ih flrtrfill' near Mltmnupy.---------— — example of Tetience# fidelity to truth and - He ~wnt of a bright, happy genial uiuura. the vaccine Hewlett for the State, and all faith were given. Not until visions of which won hlin friends by the score and Dissolution Notice a heavenly life. In Christ Jesus, had who wish vaccination and are not able to best of all, he possessed that charm, of Notice is hereby given that the Firm cheered and lUulnlned tho valley of the pay for it, are urged to take advantage of manner widely enabled him to retain Ids the offer__Jacksonville Metropolis. rke la tills day dis­ 4 g a » r . ' And now, that she sloeps, of Maxwéll & Kvurk friends. On reaching manhood he cnthory takes up the harp of life, and memory tercd the store of his brother, W. M. solved. 8 . Mojcwrt Maxwell will conducf the smiling the strings, finds that tier virtues TIiompsonButts Dickins, then one - of Sanford’s largest business In bis own name, having pur­ melt into music. So It ever is, when a Miss Thompson of Astor, Florida and grocerymen. About five year ago ho chased tbe Interest of E. B. Rourke in life is nobly and divinely lived. Capt K J . Butts,' a popular conductor of left Sanford, living In different puns of Tiie funeral services were held st the the A. C. E were married In Jacksonville the stock and fixtures of said firm. Please Florida und Georgia. A sliprt lime ago, residence at half past one o’clock, con­ the residence |qf*Mrs. M- C. Tolar. Mr. make all payments and present all claims tie left Tampa and went to Atlunta, ducted by Rev. J . A. Hendry, assisted by on Wednesday. After a wedding trip tljp which wot his home; wldle In the em­ to S. Maxwell. Rev. J . F. McKinnon. The remains were happy couple wilt .reside in this dty -at ploy ot the Southern while in the service Tbe firm la deeply sensible of the lib­ taken t? Orlando on the afternoon train and Mr*. Butts have many friends in this of which he lost his life. His friends eral petronage they have received and where the Interment was made. The section and will receive a hearty welcome were expecting a promotion for him in -M r.S. Maxwell earnestly solicits, x 09«- grief-stricken family have the deepest upon their return.------—------------.---------- 1 a short time.-- 1U -made. many, warm tlnuatioo of the same and assures the sympathy of their many friends. —’ friends in his Georgia iiome, five of whom public of his willingness to serve them at ---------r— Quiet, S ane F o u r t h --------------- accotnpnnjcd his remains to Waycros*. all times. * Funeral o f r . Z. Grave* It cannot full to be of interest to the Sanford experience a quiet sane Fourth June 28th, 1911. All that was mortal of Officer F. Z. Baracca Class in Sanford, to learn that last Tuesday and while the city was full 8 . M a x w e l l & E B. R ourke . 40- 4c Grave* was laid away lasP Saturday in of visitor! there was no noise or rowdyism Percy was an enthusiastic member of one the family Jurying ground et Osteen. The and even the small boya were not as ol tiie Duiuccu classes in Atlsnta. Every politician who wants an office funeral was largely attended and was noisy us usual. The . bail games and |t is always sad to know that death sod cannot get It, every man who baa an conducted by Rev. Hendry of the Metho- uance were the only forms of amusement, cap come to the young and strong and sr to grind wants somebody else to turn dist church. An honorary escort of forty yet the visitors managed to enjoy the that neither manhood or vigor, can aval). the wheel for him; every organisation that members of the Celery City Aerie of The aympalhy of a boat of friends la day tt> tiie fullest. would promote Its own Interest at the Eagles accompanied the remains to the with the sorrowing mother, who will expense of some other deserving asso­ depoL th e p a » bearers were W. H. aorcly grieve for her baby boy. *> Sold Fine Term ciation and is denied tbe assistance it TiUis. (i. W. Smith. W. E Holmes, Her­ Tbe sisters and brothers, who will Levi BUtford has sold another one of mourn tha lots of Uie much loved young­ requires; and every faker who would foo man HutchlnKWTX. F- William* tjnd J. the ■people, speaks despitefuiiy of the Silver. N .J. Stenstrom headed the es­ his fine farms, the one known as Indiana, est brother, and the many friends, who will miss a warm hearted, genial com­ press. They claim that the newspapers cort . _________ ____ situated near Beck hammock. The pur­ rade. are "under control ", that they are pub­ Percy leaves to mourn his early death “ ¿Card o f Thanh* chaser Is J , T. Dunn M. D. of Simsville lished In this, that or- the other interest, To the kind friend* who assisted us In Kv. Dr. Dunn is a prominent Burgeon tils mothsr. Mrs. E H. Dickins a n * alsUr, Arabella, of Tampa; Mr*. Edgar that their InfiuencSTSO fa r ns they bereavment and In many ways and when be make*’ Sanford his home Powell ofCEIcaga Uessra WTH.. Charter have any Influence, la for sale, and a our late tenderol u> alleviate our sorrow we wish and Frank Dickins of Tampa; J . W. good many people believe it. because it will odd much to our ¿¡ready estimable Dickins of Sanford awl R. 8 . and J . E to extend our heartfelt thanks. Is hnrftm nature to think evil of one's Dldtlus of Waycros*, Goorgia. class of professionals. F. Z. Graves and F amily neighbors , » Items of Interest Gleaned From I Various Sources CÛLUD FR O lil T H T S n t l C P R E S S l • „ J J . m Here the Readers Will rind a Brief Historical Spring Flawing For Hurried Reader» " The Southern Commercial Congress an­ nounce* that it is preparing to open In Washington, on October 1, a permanent exhibit of Southern productions and re4 TM1KCS. A fljui apnea of S.&OOO-sQuare __ feet, in one great room, will be jited In " i the Southern building. ’ It will be acces­ sible from Fifteenth street, and ale- from the corridors of the building and will be mode one of the'points of interest to be teen by aU.vlsitor* to Washington* With Washington thermometers 'regis­ tering 107 degrees, the weather record for the season was equalled this week. The official temperature was 08 and the suffering was Increased by tbe humidity., No immediate relief, It ¿.was said, la In sight. The weather bureau promise* that the coming week will be one of moderate temperate In the South Atlanta and GulfStates and generally over the region west the ‘ Mississippi. High temperatures will prevail the first part of the week In die'northernimd middle state- east of ho Mississippi folia wed bya'changed t o , ' lower temperature in these districts about Wednesday, i N ^ Indications are growing that Congress may conclude its extra session earier than . has been generally expected. Many SeftT*’’’ ; w store together with Representatives Un­ derwood and Democratic House leaders, are figuring on (lie first week of Aiigust possible adjuurnment time. Tbe situation, however, la not sufficiently.dear to warrant a positive prediction. No un­ derstanding has yet been reachod. for a vote on any of tbe trio of big measure* before the Senate, the Canadian reciproc­ ity. bill, whose advocates express complete confidence in its passage, and the wool tariff anil free lists bills. Senator Pen--- — — rose, chairman of the Finance Committee, proposal, liowovsr/.to press for unanimous concent to fix dates In quick sevuence for votes on all three measures. The loss of more than five hundred five* is to be credited tu the general heat wave of July 1 to 5, 1911, which offidaL advices say will abate sometime tomor­ row.' The torrid period will be memorable ip weather annals for its wide extent, its long duration, iu record breaking tem­ peratures in many places and the long, list of fatalities which it has cause. Three lives lost and property damage estimated at JIUO.OOO is the result of the terrific wind and hall storm whidi swept Wilkes and Lincoln counties In Georgia late Monday, according to reporti brought here today. Tho ptfth of llte storm was about four mile* wide. Many acraa of frfrwl fine» liltA ta U ig jfe n . hail and.other crops shared a tike fate. The Japanese naval herp, Admiral To­ go," WlirhnVe noVTJimcutty In viewing everything heTares to see In - the New York navy yard, or In any other part of the naval establishment. Although a regulation of long standing prohibits tbe exhibition to foreign visitors of any of tiie constructions in the navy yards, this will be gladl» suspended by the navy de­ portment for the benefit of Admiral Togo it Is expected he will board the giant battleship Florida, now nearing completion In the New York navy yard. At the S tar Theatre Coronation of King George V, Tuesday, Ju ly -1lib. The people ol Saniard. will have an opportunity of witnessing tbe crowning of the new King of which it has been said was the most Impressive In the history of the Empire. This 1* one of the great adiievements of motion photography aqd lids magnifi­ cent film la being featured in all the large dries of the country. A grand Pageant of undent splendor, costume* and bar­ baric beauty. One night only at the Star Theatre. Die prices for Matinee will be 6c and 10c, for tbe evening 10c to all. Notice To The Public All bills due the Safifocd Herald on or before June 30th ere payable to me end hereafter no bill will be traded out on Tbe » Herald by any one connected there­ with. Bills due to me must be settled st once as I am anxious to square the outstanding IndCbrednesr R. J. Holly, 47-4t V . // VL'- t.’ - � 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, June 30, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 30, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 30, 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/06e052fa5eb36d6709a35997f2221391.pdf 789c98b3dfe0c8da121edaff18239d59 PDF Text Text me SANTORO HERALD The 'Most Attractive Home In Sanford 'Heights For 30 Days I Offer my Shell Dashed Bungalow in Sanford Heights For Sale Seven RoomB - Wide Porches Splendid Kewanec System of Water Works - Garage Corner Lot Fronting’ East 67 Feet on Park Avenue and 18iLFecH5ecp. ~ Alley u u 'V /etrS iu c 14~Fect., Wide. i■ f i y ’ i The House is Well Furnished Throughout * Plenty of Room in A ttic for 4 Good Rooms • I offer the House Furnished SANFORD pltnl was one of real names of the season and ¿ a t a comedy a s the- publie was led to believe. These old boys and young boya while naw e t the gamo abow- [HY,. H o w l’ iM -r'RetTiHd, -WMXT Last Friday's Dame of which will prove serious, Mr. Crowley getting a Ansar split by-a-bot-halL-whlle Rnlph Yearby was hit in the mouth by a ball at which he blitted, knocking a foul. The game was really a good exhibition of bail playing and the spectators were greatly surprised a t the brilliant playing Brady W at Bum in^Tleld Heiij:y_:McLauiiii JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES Pickard's Hand-Painted Chinn Gorham's Sterling Sliver Rogers’ Plated Ware Lake Was On First Base roa,tv<e ^ .ove or,M0<S. TrtROW Twe B acL - vou rioopn-<_ Elgin and Wnlihum Watcher ALL GOODS GUARANTEED SPECIALS THIS. WEtK AT tun but we are not making kicks against the umpires this season. You don't win games chewlng'the rag with the umpire and the boys are ones -who are depended upon t6 win the game; There la much work to do ere the Ideas of July when the big noise takes place and our boya must tighten up and play Inside ball and play If all the time. The following Is a report of the gome from the.Orlando Reporter S ta r After being defeated at Sanford Thurs­ day by purely rotten playing, although Sanford put up a good ¿ame a t the finish holding the boys down, the team ghlng to jrfapes lg the eight inning, when the score stood eight to three In favor of Orlando, frank Pounds being about the only men on the. team .to'escape tho error mark, the largest crowd of the season jounied to the Fjai^|<jrounds to. see the game *yeslertjay afternoon. A'careful am nt bf the automobiles, a solid line tanking -fro m ^ b n g n n d nand'enU fety arbuhd lhe .field, showed one hundred and six cars and many carriages and buggies, the a t­ tendance being estimated between alx and eeven hundred and this on n day other than a holiday. With both teams very evenly matched, the game from start to finish was exciting In the extreme. A 'few errors on the part* of our players almost caused heart failure, but altogeth­ er,*ihe game was very clean and entire void of wrangling of any kind. Mr. Davis for Sanford, and Mr. Jim 'Pounds for Orlando umpired a splendid game and Hs Felt Like a Mexlcsr Intuircelo and Called for a Truce. w a Slew In Relaying a Drivai Davli Was SeitaAtlonal Bullard’s Fruit Sy rups All Flavors ed remarkablo,ability and some excellent stunts ware puded off. Fielding His Position, Watchjng for s Thigpen. Huit and Marrow did the Bunt and Holding the Base Runner. heaving for Sanford. D r.. King was catcher, Mayor Lake, first base, Davis, of some of the old timers who had, not second. Morrow third, Yowell right field, played a. game in fifty years. Orlando won by a score of 6 to 5 and A rthur Yowcil a S tick W ork It darkly hinted that Umpire Spencer went back-on his home team and threw f S jo % r w a tc h \ them down after. Jin had. promised, to ./ n e t m e t — I L NAME IN T H C I decide against Orlando. Arthur Yowell P A r e n s t; J claims he can geGthe best of them yet and that Orlando put In -two ringers In L. P. McCuller Phone 277 "cues* WOT f. Juggled It. S pencer a Rotten Umpire NO-.KOU4M NOW.*.' on s t u f i », s fdLiu \NAV _.»< Atmosphere W ith a Tftrsa-Baggah .■.I'm . ■■W w — wrgüL---- r~ wero .taken with good grace. Sanford has an excellent team and from now -to the close of the season the sport loving public can rest assured that they will get their money's worth. E. E. Brady center, Felix Frank left field, turn Hurt, short J. D. Roberts also played. Odando's line-up showed the Schullx brothers, of Winter Pork,.as the battery Mr. W, L. -VanDuzor held down first base. Elks Play Ball W. M. Brittain occupied the second "'Stick, The game of bell between Orlando third ' base - was looked after by Mr. lodge of Elks and 8anfonULodge on Tues­ Groaaley, David Fithback, at abort« ahowday for the benefit of the Sanford Hos- Thsy Couldn't Put" 'âm the Winter Park battery. Mayor Lake Is still dazed from Ids long run to first base and lenmcertaln just how it happened but all the b o y ssa y they will get Or­ lando's goat atH ie next Elks game and the public aniUously awaits the Issue. The game ivas good and as usual the Elks baye delgprfstrated that their hearts are to the right place by giving the pro­ The Umpire Sent Him Off the Field, ceeds t* charity. <* You OU> BOOB, THATt Vn a * ‘ w a v If Anything Ever Rsachsd H tavsn, It • Was th s Little Round Thing Hs WiTTepur ed tii'-t be had not forgotten the game, Mr. II.. A; Grant In right 3aldL Ralph YearHe Fell A*u»p at Second end Every by In center and S. Y. Way In left. Only thing Yfefit by H«ew two accidents m aned the game, neither Where W a s n 't. o u t s id e Tell it softly and slowly and sweetly! Sanford Wjpn the game yesterday In Or­ lando and the score was 0 to l a u d the great Jimmy Windham was knocked out of the box by the wieldera of the willow from the celery fields. *Wallace and Burden were tho battery for Sanford. Windnam pnd Beardall for Orlando and the game after the first inning was just made up of sounds of the willow against the ball and the Sanford boya nmoTiiJ bases. Honestly Manager Spencer was forced to make the boys desert because their tongues were hanging out. Can't give you the details, and they would only weary the reader. Here’s hoping Orladdo J triU jlngerup w i n g s today tam akaoh» game more interesting. .... Big Game Today ' Orlando comes today to clip the tope of Sanford Celery boys and a most In­ teresting game is promised. — J ' C O L U M B IA GRAPHOPHONO exactly as It went Into the record;' Bend, rchestfa, violin, flute, piccolo, piano, banjo, bells,'cornet, clarionet, trombone, 'cello, speech Dr.’kinging voice, solo or ertvemMe —•Very note and tone U desr ai.J aompth,! Good teasop why—the mschlne is perfect. Let tls play tlis "BN'* Columbia Graphophone jo to prove It, If you boy r™» luat $35. do for ino com pirle die« - anil K a rr ten u e rrou Ilk « .’ O ther o »«90. outfits from I �r :‘ . •-; • • • *ki • u— ... - J . ' l î i ’Î .. ",iT ". , . . ■ f . * ~ - f- * — T-7^. ** * M ’ ALt AHWIIWU tttmilWp g ? ’ * THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From I Various Sources !/ CÛLUD FR O lil T H T S n t l C PR ESS _‘ 1 — — u 1 ;* «y •* t 'j**V; £ „ *J 9 — HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK An Epitome of th e W eek’s M ost Im­ p o rta n t Happenings In t h e S ta te ’s Domain. Palalka U to have a new school buildgr ini to cost about $30,000 and while the ~ ^p S n i »ubinltte d -h s v not bee n _pns»ed upon by the board of public, instruction. It is understood that the^cholce may be made very soon and a contract awarded In time to complete the building before _ tbs year Is o u t Mlauil Is now preparing to try oil on ■ome of the streets and with the results , observed on county roads, expects that oil will be found of grent value In pie city also. T h e oounty has six miles of oiled rootls a n d 'lt Is claimed that they are practically free from dust and preserve their shape and firmness. The Arcadia news gives the full details of the new court house to be constructed for DeSoto county a t Arcadia. It la to be a very fine building.' with ground dimensions of 100 by 75 feet, constructed of brick, marble and terra "cotta. The cost U expected to he about 180,000 and H .X .S 'T 't V E W d it will be modern In appointments and y ? - H o Lv C nT r inrgeenough to provide for the growth of m m m m the county’s business for yean to come. Shady, a few miles south of Ocala, was SANFORD BOOSTERS—Takçn from Sanford Edition of the Florida FIôWéï\_ôf-TattTpa the scene of a murder Monday ifigbt in which Mrs. Arndt killed her husiand. Death o f Mrs. Arthur Vowell Vaccination for • Typhald . A Sad Death ___ -I „ • . The shooting followed a very bitter quar­ A large number of Sanford dtlzens, One of the saddest deaths that has ever Those desiring gratuitous vaccination rel between the two In which the woman were inexpressibly shocked and.saddened ■ seized a gun and fired a load of shot in­ »¡curved in tills d ly was that of Mrs. for the prevention of typhoid fever can on Sunday last, to learn of the distress­ Artiiur.E Yowell at her home on Oak secure the treatment by culling at the to tier husband’s body. Death was in­ avenue fast Tuesday1i evening at nine headquarters of the State Board of Health- ing accident which resulted In the sud­ stant. ' ' , o’clock,, after an illnesa of about 617 Dyal-Upchurch building, on the 5th, den and tragic death of Percy L. Dickins; After one of the most remarkable runs five weeks. This sad ending of a 15th and 25th. of July and succeeding a brother of Mr. J. W. Dickins and o ever held In South Florida. Fred Fermon. beautiful young life has cast a shadow of summer months. Owing to {he preval, former resident of Sanford, which oc­ of Tampa, In a Cadillac 30 touring car, sorrow over the entire city. Mrs. Yowell ence of typhoid in many sections of the curred in GninavlUe, Georgia; Saturday on July Fourth won first monoy for tour­ who was formerly Miss Miriam Mettln- cowntry, a targe number of people are ex­ noon. ing car class, and Harry Land of BradeuMr. Dickins was jn the employ of the ger, has grown to young womanhood In pected to respond. — town. came flrsLln the roadster cIsm . be Sanford and was universally loved far State Health Officer J. Y, Porter and Southern Railroad and. In the discharge making a perfect score for Jtbe~pin from her charming personality and beautiful Assistant Hiram.Byrd will see to tiie vac­ of hls dutle* as flagman, was on the Tamps to Bradentown In one hour, fortyChristian character. She was a devoted cination of el) who visit the office, ’the oaboose.of a freight train, ^a- it was four minutes and twenty-two seconds, member of the Methodist church and has only requirements being that they appear backing Into Gainsville. in sonic way, with a model 16 Bulck. The race was been since childhood. From the Sunday promptly at 10 o’clock "and continue he lost his balance antT filling In front under the auspices o f the Tampa and school she will be eadly missed, where through three injections, these being of the moving cor his bright .young life Bradentown Auto Clubs. site was a valued worker, having taughl necessary In order to guarantee immu­ wuS Instantly 'cruuhed out by the 're­ ---the primary class for years, also as s nity from the disease. Applicants may morseless wheels. Meteor at Gainesville Tbe family were immediately {.unified begin on any one of the dates above member of the church choir, where her A meteor of tremendous slzej passed sweet voice has given much pleasure. mentioned, but they must promise to and met the remains, pt Wuycroas, Go., over Gainesville about 10 o'clock on Tues­ <, wherh they were intcred Monday after* The deceased is survived lt> Sanford by take the three necessary injections. f i day morning, causing considerable ex­ her grief-stricken husband, Arthur E Typhoid vaccination was first tried nOon. .Percy lived in Sanford a number of citement as It sped southwesterly at a YowelJ, who is a member of life firm N. P. with success in the British army during height of several hundred feel, accom­ .Yowell & Co/, father and mother. Mr. and the Boer War. and later expérimenta were years. He grew to manhood here. Af­ panied by a rumbling noise resembling Mrs. J. K. Mettlnger; two sisters. Misses made in the United State* Army. Suc­ ter the death of her husband Mr. J. W. thunder^iiouaea shook for an instant, Beth and Ruth Mettingcr, an undo and cess being signal, vaccination 1s now Dickins Senior .Mrs. Dickins removed from her home In Enterprise to Sanford when and many believed that on earthquake aunt, Mr. and Mra. Harry J. Wilson, be­ compulsory In the army. was upon them. The rumbling noise sides a host of friends who are deeply Dr. Porter inaugurated the plan In Percy was quite a lad, to be with her Florida last summer, securing supplies of three'.- sons, Messrs. W. M., J. W. and could be heard for three o r. four miles, grieved on account of her sad death. llte vaccine for each post of the Board of J. E Dickins, who were then in business until the meteor disappeared from view. “God toudicd him with His finger, and It was plainly visible, and resembled an he slept.” tho poet wrote. So may we Health in the. State, and expects even In Sanford. . Percy’s many boyhood friends and • - 1—*■»«■ l*r»nlnft tfr«MU-VolmAeS. oLjQialLCJ Aitv -qU hiiukar _ . her. better results this year. • «fefliriaM Itt •,r: v’,hanrg-mAy.ho-wtKldy u f not1 Sur g(^ri-fj^ctTÎt~TTOWÿc— JÏT.■-t o » m./ In Its wake. It was fully a nrinutj in with hit finger, and site dept, scattered now, will be grieved at him un­ view, and reports have reached the city until a beautiful life ‘.was lived, a noble who was Dr. Porter’* class mate at Wost timely death. / .Ppinti has agreed to furnish him with all — ih flrtrfill' near Mltmnupy.-------- — — example of Tetience# fidelity to truth and - He ~wnt of a bright, happy genial uiuura. the vaccine Hewlett for the State, and all faith were given. Not until visions of Dissolution Notice a heavenly life. In Christ Jesus, had who wish vaccination and are not able to which won hlin friends by the score and best of all, he possessed that charm, of Notice is hereby given that the Firm cheered and lUulnlned tho valley of the pay for it, are urged to take advantage of manner widely enabled him to retain Ids the offer__Jacksonville Metropolis. rke la tills day dis­ 4ga»r. ' And now, that she sloeps, of Maxwéll & Kvurk friends. On reaching manhood he cnthory takes up the harp of life, and memory tercd the store of his brother, W. M. solved. 8. Mojcwrt Maxwell will conducf the smiling the strings, finds that tier virtues TIiom psonButts Dickins, then one - of Sanford’s largest business In bis own name, having pur­ melt into music. So It ever is, when a Miss Thompson of Astor, Florida and grocerymen. About five year ago ho chased tbe Interest of E. B. Rourke in life is nobly and divinely lived. Capt K J. Butts,' a popular conductor of left Sanford, living In different puns of Tiie funeral services were held st the the A. C. E were married In Jacksonville the stock and fixtures of said firm. Please Florida und Georgia. A sliprt lime ago, residence at half past one o’clock, con­ the residence |qf*Mrs. M- C. Tolar. Mr. make all payments and present all claims tie left Tampa and went to Atlunta, ducted by Rev. J. A. Hendry, assisted by on Wednesday. After a wedding trip tljp which wot his home; wldle In the em­ to S. Maxwell. Rev. J. F. McKinnon. The remains were happy couple wilt .reside in this d ty -at ploy ot the Southern while in the service Tbe firm la deeply sensible of the lib­ taken t? Orlando on the afternoon train and Mr*. Butts have many friends in this of which he lost his life. His friends eral petronage they have received and where the Interment was made. The section and will receive a hearty welcome were expecting a promotion for him in -Mr.S. Maxwell earnestly solicits, x 09«- grief-stricken family have the deepest upon their return.----- —----------- .--------- 1 a short time.-- 1U -made. many, warm tlnuatioo of the same and assures the sympathy of their many friends. —’ friends in his Georgia iiome, five of whom public of his willingness to serve them at ------r— Quiet, Sane F o u r th ------------accotnpnnjcd his remains to Waycros*. all times. * Funeral of r . Z. Grave* It cannot full to be of interest to the Sanford experience a quiet sane Fourth June 28th, 1911. All that was mortal of Officer F. Z. Baracca Class in Sanford, to learn that last Tuesday and while the city was full 8. Maxwell & E B. Rourke. 40-4c Grave* was laid away lasP Saturday in of visitor! there was no noise or rowdyism Percy was an enthusiastic member of one the family Jurying ground et Osteen. The and even the small boya were not as ol tiie Duiuccu classes in Atlsnta. Every politician who wants an office funeral was largely attended and was noisy us usual. The . bail games and |t is always sad to know that death sod cannot get It, every man who baa an conducted by Rev. Hendry of the Metho- uance were the only forms of amusement, cap come to the young and strong and sr to grind wants somebody else to turn dist church. An honorary escort of forty yet the visitors managed to enjoy the that neither manhood or vigor, can aval). the wheel for him; every organisation that members of the Celery City Aerie of day tt> tiie fullest. The aympalhy of a boat of friends la would promote Its own Interest at the Eagles accompanied the remains to the with the sorrowing mother, who will expense of some other deserving asso­ depoL th e p a » bearers were W. H. aorcly grieve for her baby boy. *> Sold Fine Term ciation and is denied tbe assistance it TiUis. (i. W. Smith. W. E Holmes, Her­ Tbe sisters and brothers, who will Levi BUtford has sold another one of mourn tha lots of Uie much loved young­ requires; and every faker who would foo man HutchlnKWTX. F- William* tjnd J. the ■people, speaks despitefuiiy of the Silver. N .J. Stenstrom headed the es­ his fine farms, the one known as Indiana, est brother, and the many friends, who will miss a warm hearted, genial com­ press. They claim that the newspapers cort . _________ ____ situated near Beck hammock. The pur­ rade. are "under control ", that they are pub­ Percy leaves to mourn his early death “ ¿Card of Thanh* chaser Is J, T. Dunn M. D. of Simsville lished In this, that or- the other interest, To the kind friend* who assisted us In Kv. Dr. Dunn is a prominent Burgeon tils mothsr. Mrs. E H. Dickins an* alsUr, Arabella, of Tampa; Mr*. Edgar that their InfiuencSTSO f a r ns they bereavment and In many ways Powell ofCEIcaga Uessra WTH.. Charter and when be make*’ Sanford his home have any Influence, la for sale, and a our late we wish and Frank Dickins of Tampa; J. W. good many people believe it. because it tenderol u> alleviate our sorrow will odd much to our ¿¡ready estimable Dickins of Sanford awl R. 8. and J. E to extend our heartfelt thanks. Is h n r f tm nature to think evil of one's Dldtlus of Waycros*, Goorgia. class of professionals. F . Z. G raves and F a m ily neighbors , » — Die General News of “ The Land of Flowers. . l • JJ . m Here th e Readers Will rind a Brief H istorical Spring Flawing For Hurried Reader» " The Southern Commercial Congress an­ nounce* that it is preparing to open In Washington, on October 1, a permanent exhibit of Southern productions and re4 TM1KCS. A fljui apnea of S.&OOO-sQuare __ feet, in one great room, will be jited In " i the Southern building. ’ It will be acces­ sible from Fifteenth street, and ale- from the corridors of the building and will be mode one of the'points of interest to be teen by aU.vlsitor* to Washington* With Washington thermometers 'regis­ tering 107 degrees, the weather record for the season was equalled this week. The official temperature was 08 and the suffering was Increased by tbe humidity., No immediate relief, It ¿.was said, la In sight. The weather bureau promise* that the coming week will be one of moderate temperate In the South Atlanta and GulfStates and generally over the region west the ‘ Mississippi. High temperatures will prevail the first part of the week In die'northernimd middle state- east of h o Mississippi folia wed bya'changed t o , ' lower temperature in these districts about Wednesday, i N ^ Indications are growing that Congress may conclude its extra session earier than . has been generally expected. Many SeftT*’’’ ; w store together with Representatives Un­ derwood and Democratic House leaders, are figuring on (lie first week of Aiigust possible adjuurnment time. Tbe situation, however, la not sufficiently.dear to warrant a positive prediction. No un­ derstanding has yet been reachod. for a vote on any of tbe trio of big measure* before the Senate, the Canadian reciproc­ ity. bill, whose advocates express complete confidence in its passage, and the wool ta riff a n il fre e lis ts bills. S e n a to r P e n ----— — rose, chairman of the Finance Committee, proposal, liowovsr/.to press for unanimous concent to fix dates In quick sevuence for votes on all three measures. The loss of more than five hundred five* is to be credited tu the general heat wave of July 1 to 5, 1911, which offidaL a d v ic e s say will abate sometime tomor­ row.' The torrid period will be memorable ip weather annals for its wide extent, its long duration, iu record breaking tem­ peratures in many places and the long, list of fatalities which it has cause. Three lives lost and property damage estimated at JIUO.OOO is the result of the terrific wind and hall storm whidi swept Wilkes and Lincoln counties In Georgia late Monday, according to reporti brought here today. Tho ptfth of llte storm was about four mile* wide. Many acraa of frfrwl fine» liltA ta U ig jfe n . hail and.other crops shared a tike fate. The Japanese naval herp, Admiral To­ go," WlirhnVe no VTJimcutty In viewing everything heTares to see In - the New York navy yard, or In any other part of the naval establishment. Although a regulation of long standing prohibits tbe exhibition to foreign visitors of any of tiie constructions in the navy yards, this will be gladl» suspended by the navy de­ portment for the benefit of Admiral Togo it Is expected he will board the giant battleship Florida, now nearing completion In the New York navy yard. At the S tar Theatre Coronation of King George V, Tuesday, Ju ly -1lib. The people ol Saniard. will have an opportunity of witnessing tbe crowning of the new King of which it has been said was the most Impressive In the history of the Empire. This 1* one of the great adiievements of motion photography aqd lids magnifi­ cent film la being featured in all the large dries of the country. A grand Pageant of undent sp le n d o r, costume* and bar­ baric beauty. One night only at the Star Theatre. Die prices for Matinee will be 6c and 10c, for tbe evening 10c to all. Notice To The Public All bills due the Safifocd Herald on or before June 30th ere payable to me end hereafter no bill will be traded out on Tbe » Herald by any one connected there­ with. Bills due to me must be settled st once as I am anxious to square the outstanding IndCbrednesr R. J. Holly, 47-4t V // VL'- t.’ . �\ . tnt CANFORO HCRÀLO The 'Most Attractive Home In Sanford Heights For 30 Days I “Offer my Shell Dashed Bungalo' 'i L; : « Seven Rooms *\ ■* ’ 4' - * Wide Porches , . »'■ “ •*«*'», ■ - Splendid Kew __ Corner Lot Fronting East 07 Feet 1/ * ■; ” > The House is well Furnished Throughout I offer the House Furnished SANFORb pita) was one of real Samoa of the of which will prove serious, Mr. Crowley season and not a comedy aa_ tha - public waa led to believe. These old boya and Rnlph Yearby waa hit In the mouth by e young boya while new a t the gome ahow- ball ot which he totted, knocking a fouL The game waa really a good exhibition of ball playing and tha spectators were greatly surprised at the û llh an t playing l + i ,: h o w iw t ' rcvtiw Lake Was On First Bose Brady W et Bum IttdTeld H e n ry McLaulin JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES Picknrd’a Hard-Pointed China Gorham's Sterling Stiver Rogers' Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watch** jw iw e .ove CPCMIlrff, -throw Tm« S acL - vou QflOQt^P ALL GOODS GUARANTEE) SPECIALS THIS- WELK AT ..run but we ore not making kicks against tha umpires this season. You don't win games chewing'the rag with the umpire and the boys are ones -wbo are depended upon t6 wjn the game. There is much work to do ere the Ideas of July when the big noise takes place and our boys must tighten up and play inside ball and play It' all the time. The following Is a report of the game from the.Orlando Reporter S tar After being defeated at Sanford Thurs­ day by purely rotten playing, although Sanford put u p * good ¿ame a t the finish bolding the boya down, the team going to jtfopw it) the eight inning, when the score stood eight to three in-favor of Orlando. Frank Pounds being about the only man on the. team .to ‘escape «bo error mark, the largest crowd of the season Joumed Jto the fjalfl^Grounds to .se e the gome "yesterday afternoon. A ‘careful ctmnt Of the automobiles, a solid line banking from the grand stand'entirely erOuiii the •field, showed one hundred and six cars and many carriages and buggies, the a t­ tendance being estimated between alx and seven hundred and this on a day other than a holiday. With both teams very evenly matched, the game from start to finish was exciting In the extreme. A 'few errors on the part* of our players almost caused heart failure, but altogeth­ er,th e gome was very dean and entire void of wrangling of any kind. Mr. Davis for Sanford, and Mr. Jim 'Pounds for Or­ lando umpired Splendid. gamc nml Hs Felt Like a Mexlee# Insurrectv and Called for a Trues. W ft Slew In Relaying a ' Drived Davit W at Sensational L. P. McCuller Phone 277 —1 TViO.-t'J *AO VH, W Ot Juggled It, ßp en cer a R otten Umpire NO'. KOUCH NOW.'.’ W At Atmo*phpre With a Thrte-Bsggsh --- L^ - -------------- were taken with good grace. Sanford has an excellent team and from now -to the dote of the aeesoh the sport lovlnj public can rest assured that they will get their money's worth. EL E. Brady center, Felix Frank left field, and Hurt, short J. D. Roberts also played. Otlando’s line-up showed the Schultz brothers, of Winter Park,.os the battery Mr. W. L. VanDuzor held down first base, Clka Play Ball W. M. Brittain occupied the secondnuck, The game of ball between Orlando th ird ' base was looked after by Mr. lodge of Elks and SsnfonkLodgo on Tues­ Grosaley, David Fishback. at short, showday for the benefit of tho Sanford Hos- Thsy Couldn’t Put' 'èm Wasn't. W hers Hs the Winter Park battery. Mayor Lake Is still dazed from Ids long run to first base and iPrencertain just how it happened but all the boys any they will get Or­ lando's goat a tih e next Elks game and the public anxiously awaits the Issue. The game was good and as usual tha Elks baye delgprfstrated that their hearts are In the right place by giving the pro­ T hs Umpire Sent Him Off the Field. ceeds t%charity. ^ •Y o u o io B o o b , t h a t V /A » ' WAV OUT S I P E f Anything Iv o r Reached Hsavsn, It I W as th s Little Round Thing He Wsltupsd. Ma Fall Asleep «t Second and thins Went by Him- Bullard s Fruit Syrups All Flavors ed remarkable.ability and tome excellent etunia wore puJed off. Fielding His Position, Watching for a Thigpen, Hint ami Marrow did the Bunt and Holding the Bass Runner. heaving for Sanford. D r.. King waa catcher, Mayor Lake, first base, DAvls, of some of the old timers who tied, not second. Morrow third, Yoweli right field. played a. game In fifty years. Orlando won by a score of 0 to 5 end A rthur Vowed a S tick W ork It darkly hinted that Umpire Spencer went back on his home team and threw / - ' t u s t w atch ^ them down after, ho had promised, to / n c t r r MV. I L n a m e im t h c j decide against Orlando. Arthur Yoweli P A P e a ri! J claims he can geuthe best of them yet and that Orlando put In -two ringers in t h a be had not forgotten the game, . H. Aj Grpnt In right Sold. Ralph Yearjy la center and S. Y. Way In left. Only tW accidents m aned tha gome, neither £ Tell it softly and slowly and sweetlyl Sanford wpn the game yesterday In Or­ lando and the score was t to I and the great Jimmy Windham was knocked out of the box by the wielders of the willow from the celery fields. “ Wallace and Burden were the1 battery for Sanford. Wlndnatn pnd BcardaU for Orlando and the game after the first inning was just made up of sounds of the willow against the ball and the Sanford boys ru n aln i bases. Honestly Manager Spencer was forced to make the boys desert because their tongues were hanging out Can’t give you the details, and they would only weary the reader. Here's hoping Orlaiido wm ginger up pouraAr today tn m akathq game more Interesting. Big f^m e Today ~ Orlando comae today to d ip the tops of Sanford Celery boys and a most In- tarcstlng game Is promised. —J * Pour* out of .tha horn. of -ii-A I C O LU M B IA GRAPHOPHONB exactly as it went Into tha record,1 Band, qgchestfa, violin, flute, piccolo, piano, banjo, bells, cornet, darjonet, trombone, ’cello, speech or tinging voice, solo or etfcemrie —every note and tono U clear or.J smooth. > Good IcAson why—the machine is perfect. U t tis play the "BN" Columbia ; Graphophone a to prove It. If you boy vf n tut SSS.SO for the compirlo Willi B ionlrt m l feri’tJ* term* if you like,’ CHUer I from f i e to **<MU �« , • i í ¡! ,iT ' -— >, * ■ ■ ’ 1" i ■ » I N S A N F O R D — U h i» Worth U o tn g =p=v Number 47 L_ ¡fa--*AŒ T —r - W S Of THE WORLD The General News of "The Land of Flowers. - Items of Interest Gleaned From f, - Various Sources CliLLCD fROW T B T S W T E PRESS HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK M eteor a t Gainesville A meteor of tremendous alxe| passed over Gainesville about 10 o'clock on Tues­ day morning, causing considerable ex­ citement as it sped southwesterly at a height of several hundred feet, a c c o m ­ panied by a rumbling noise resembling thunder.. Houses shook for an instant, and many believed that an earthquake was upon them. The rumbling noise could be heard for three or. four miles, until the meteor disappeared from view. It was plainly visible, and resembled an “ '*»*■>» U oiUml jjif L & l . , «V WX St'cvemg) neighbors. ----- ----------------- ^ — r dii; W .?>fjoL-pcsi -=rr SANFORD BOOSTERS—Taken from Sanford Edition of thè Florida FlóWer, of- Tampa Death o f Mrs. . * Arthur Yowell One of the saddest deaths that has ever occurred in this city was that of Mrs. A r th u r Y o w e ll at iter home on Oak avenue last Tucsdd)/' evening at nine o'clock,, after an illnesa of' about five weeks. This sad ending of a beautiful young life has cast a shadow of sorrow over the entire city. Mrs. Yoweil who was formerly Miss Miriam Mettlnger, has grown to young womanhood in Sanford and waa universally loved for her charming personality and beautiful Christian character. She was a devoted member of the Methodist church and has been since childhood. From the Sunday sellout she will be sadly missed, where she was a valued worker, having taught the primary class for years, also as a member of the church choir, where her sweet voice has given much pleasure. The deceased is survived in Sanford by her grief-stricken husband. Arthur E, Yowell. who is a member of life firm N. P. .Yowell Al Co..; father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Metllnger; two sister«. Misses Beth and Ruth Mettinger, an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wilson, be­ sides a host of friends who are deeply grieved on account of her sad dead). “God touched him with His finger, and be slept," the poet wrote. So may we , valwiica in Ita wake. It was fully a rninutf in with his finger, and she sTepiTTiut not view, and reporta have reached the city until a beautiful life 'w as lived, a noble " n ra rlrfttl iiear Mlcanopy.-------- — — eratnpie of Totlencer fidelity to truth and faith were given. Not until visions of D issolution Notloe heavenly life, in Christ Jesus, liud Notice Is hereby given that the Firm cheered and lllulnined tho valley of the . • * And now, that she sloops, of Maxwéll & Roorke la this day diamefhory takes up the harp of life, and solved. 8, Maxwell fWful will conducf the smiling the strings, finds that her virtues business in bis own name, having jon- melt into music. So It ever is, when a chased the Interest of E. B. Rourke in lire is nobly and divinely lived. The funeral services were held at the the stock and fixtures of said firm. Please residence at half past one o'clock, con­ make all payments and present all claims ducted by Rev. J. A. Hendry, asalsted by to S. MaxwelL Rev. J. r . McKinnon. The remaini were The firm is deeply sensible of the lib­ taken 19 Orlando on the afternoon train eral petronage they have received and where the interment was made. The r. S. Maxwell earnestly solicits. A. con­ grief-stricken family ¿uw« the deepest tinuation of the tam e and assures the sympathy of their many friends. 1 public of hit willingness to serve them at V' *»------- t-j— __ I ’M all timet. .*• Funeral of F. Z. Graves June 28th, 1911. All that was mortal of Officer F. Z. 8. Maxwell Al E. B. Rousxe. 40-4c Graves was laid away hut- Saturday in tho family Jurying ground at Osteen. The Every politician who wants an office funeral was largely attended and was and cannot get It, every man who baa an conducted by Rev. Hendry of the Metho­ ax to grind wants somebody else to turn dist church. An honorary escort of forty the wheel for Urn; every organisation that members of tho Celery City Aerie of would promote It* own interest at the Eagles accompanied ll»e remains to the expense of some other deserving asso­ depot The pawbearers were W. H. ciation and la denied the assistance it Tillis, G. W. Sm)tk W. E. Holmes. Her­ requires; and every faker who would foo man HutchlnaagCU. F* Williams end J. th e ' people, speaks daapllefully of the Sliver. N .J. Slensirom headed the e*. press. They claim that the newspapers o o r t ______________ are “under control", that they are pub­ - 4c a rd of Thank» lished in this, that or- the other Interest, Tn the kind friends why aasjsted ua in "URTHuit their thflUeMt, » - f a r as they lata bereavment and In many'ways have any Influence. Is for sale, and a our tendered to alleviate our socrow we wlah good many people believe it. because It to extend our heartfelt thanks. la human nature to think evil of one's MIS. F. Z. GSAVES AMD FAMILY *- Volume III * AKULNU TtORlOA An Epitome o f th e Week*» M ost Im portent Happenings In the1 S tete’s Domnin. PoUtka Is to h«Vo a new school buildin» to coat about $30,000 and .white the — plnnn u b in itt ed -bave not been posted upon by the board of public, inatraction. |t li understood that the choice may be made very soon and a contract awarded in time to complete the building before __ the year la o u t MlamTlIYiow preparing to try oil on some of the streets and with the results . observed on county roads, expects that oil will bo found of great value In pie -city also. T h e oounty has alx miles of oiled roods atuPlt la claimed that they ore practically free from dust and preserve their shape and firmness. The Arcadia news gives the full details of the new court bouse to be constructed for DeSoto county a t Arcadia. It is to be a very fine building.' with ground dimensions of 100 by 7S feet, constructed of brick, marble and terra icotta. The cost is expected to be about I80.Q00 and It will be modern In appointments and large enough to provide for the growth of the county's business for years to come. Shady, a few miles south of Ocalo, was the scene of a murder Monday right in ~ which Mrs. Arndt killed her husrand. . The shooting followed a very bitter quar­ rel between the two In which the woman ■ seized a gun and fired a load of shot in­ to tier huabsnd’a body. Death was in­ stant. ' T After one of the most remarkable runs ever held in South Florida, Fred Ferman, of Turn pa, In a Cadillac 30 touring oar, on July Fourth won first money for tour­ ing car class, and Harry Land of Braden —- town, came first in the roadster claps, be 1 making a perfect score for Jtha/'Ttin from Tampa to Bradentown In one hour, fortyfour minutes and twenty-two seconds, with a model 16 Bulck. The race was under the auspices o f the Tampa and Bradentown Auto Cluba. ; SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, JULY 7. 1911 i Vaccination for Typhoid Those deairing gratuitous vaccination for the prevention of typhoid fever can secure the treatment by calling ut the headquarters of the State Board of Health617 Dyal-Upchurch building, on the Sth, 15tl> and 25th.of July and succeeding summer months. Owing to (he preval. once of typhoid In many sections of the country, a large number of people are ex­ pected to respond. State Health Officer J, Y. Porter, and Assistant Hiram Byrd will see to the vac­ cination of all who visit the office, 'the only requirements being that they appear promptly at 10 o'clock "and continue through three Injections, these being necessary in order to guarantee immu­ nity from the disease. Applicants may begin on any one of the dates above mentioned, but Uiey must promise to take Uie three necessary injections. _r , Typhoid vaccination was first tried with success In the British army during the Boer War. and later experiment« were mode in the Untied States Army. Suc­ cess being signal, vaccination la now compulsory in the army. Dr. Porter inaugurated the plan In Florida last summer, securing supplies of the vaccine for each post of the Board of Health in the. Stale, and expects even better results thlsjrear. * * ~T>urgeSri^icnetui 9 8611» ‘W W R B M f? who was Dr. Porter’s class mate at West Point, has agreed to furnish him with ail the vaccine needed for the State, and all who wish vaccination and are not able to pay for it, are urged to take advantage of the offer.—Jacksonville Metropolis. _- \ Sad Death A large number of Sanford citizens, Mere Inexpressibly shocked and.saddened on Sunday last, to learn of (he distress­ ing accident which resulted In the sud­ den and tragic death of Percy L Dickihs; a brother of Mr. J. W. Dick!ns and a former resident of Sanford, which oc­ curred In GainsvlUe. Georgia; Saturday noon. Mr. Dlckina was In the employ of the Southern Railroad and. in the discharge of hla duties as flagman, was on the oaboose,of a freight train, ^s> it was backing into Gninsviile. In some way, he lost his balance ahtT fulling in front of the moving car his bright, young Silo Waf Instantly 1crushed out by the remorselesa wheels. The family were immediately potifled and met the remains, at Waycross, Ga., where they.were Iptered Monday after­ noon. t i ,Pcrcy lived in Sanford a number of years. He grew to manhood here. Af­ ter the death of her husband Mr. J. W. Dickins Senior .Mrs. Dickies removed from her home in Enterprise to Sanrord when Percy was quite a lad, to be with her three4.- eons. Messrs. W. M., J. W. and J. E. Dickins, wlw were then in business In Sanford. . Percy's many boyhood friends and -imut.be -widely. scattered now, will be grieved at Ida un/ timely death. . 1 / —He -was of a bright, happy gsnlal nature, width won hltn friends by the score and best of nil, he possessed that charm; of manner which;enabled him to retain his friends. On reselling manhood he en­ ured the store of his brother, W. M. Thompson-Dutts Dickins, then one - of Sanford's largest Miss Thompson of Astor, Florida anil grocery men. About five year ago tin CupL K. J. Butts,'a popular conductor of left Sanford, living in different phns of tlte A. C. L were married in Jacksonville Florida and Georgia. A short lime ago, the residence |qf^Ura. M. C. Tolar. Mr. tie left Tampa and went to Atlanta, on Wednesday.1After a wedding trip Uit? which Was hi« home; while In the em­ happy couple wiii.reside In this city at ploy ot the Southern while in the aervice and Mrs. Butts have many friends in lids of which he lost tils life. Ills friend* section and will receive a hearty welcome were expecting a promotion for hltn Jn upon their return— ------ _------ ---------- a short tim e.--Its made many warm friends iu his Georgia home, five of whom ------- ' Quiet, t u ts f o u r t h — ----accom ponied his remains to Wuycross. It cannot fail to be of interest ~(o the Sanford experience a quiet, sane Fourth last Tuesday and while the city was full Baracca Class in Sanford, to learn ’ that of visitors there was no noise or rowdyism Percy was an enthusiastic member of one and even the small boys were not as ol the Baracca classes In Atlanta. • is always sad to know that death noisy as usual The . ball games and cao come to the young and strong and dance were the only forms of amusement, that neither manhood or vigor, can avail. yet the visitors managed to enjoy the Tho sympathy of a boat of friends is day 10 Ute fullest. with tile sorrowing mother, who will sorely grieve for her baby boy. » Sold Fine Farm The sisters and brother«, who will Levi BLnford has sold another one of mourn the loss of the much loved young­ his fine farms, the one known as Indiana, est brother, and the many friends, who will miss a warm hearted, genial com­ situated near Beck hammock. The pur­ rade. Percy leaves to mourn his early death chaser is J. T. Dunn M. D. of Simsvllle ids inotbor, Mrs. E. H. Dickins an*- aistsr, K». Dr. Dunn is a prominent Surgeon Miss Arabella, of Tampa; Mrs. Ed, Edgar and when be makes’ Sanford his home Pow elìofO ilcaga MestraTw. M., Charter and Frank Dickins of Tampa; J. W. will add much to our^ ¿¿ready estimable Dlckina of Sanford and K. 8. and J. E. 1Dlckina of Waycross, Georgia. class of professionals. Here th e Renders Will Find ■ Brief / Historical Spring Flowing For Hurried Readers The Southern Commercial Congress an­ nounces that it la preparing to open In Washington, on October t, a permanent exhibit of Southern productions and rem m c A Bum apace u f-5,-6000fect, In one great room, will bo jised in the Southern building.' It will be acces­ sible from Fifteenth street, and ale*» from the corridors of tfio building and will be made one of the points of Interest to be -seen by all,visitors to Washington, With Washington thermometers 'regis­ tering 107 degrees, the weather record for the season was equalled this week. The official temperature waa 08 and the suffering was Increased by the humidity., No immediate relief, it ¿.was said, ta In sight. The weather bureau promises that tho coming week will be one of moderate temperate In the South Atlanta and Gulf States and generally over the region west of the ’ Mississippi. High temperature* will prevail tiie first port of the week in thp’horfherti mtd m iddle ^»latec, east of ho Mississippi followed by u changed to ewgr temperature in these districts about Wednesday. _ k j______ Indications are growing that Congress may conclude its extra session carter than «>0*• has been generally expected. Many ScftT#*"' J ‘ : store together with Representatives Un­ derwood and Democratic House leaden, are figuring on the first week of August as a possible adjournment time. The situation, however, is not sufficiently clear to warrant a positive prediction. No un­ derstanding has yet been reached. for a vote on any of the trio of big measure« before the Senate, the Canadian reciproc­ ity. biU, whose advocates express complete confidence In i u passage, and the wool tariff nnd free lists bills. Senator Petirose, chairman of the Finance Committee, propose^, however,'.to press for unanimous concent to fix dates In quick sevuence for votes on all three measures. The loss of more than five hundred fives is to be credited to the general hest wave of July I to 5, 1911, wbich official advices say will abate sometime tomor­ row.* The torrid period will be memorable U) weather annals for Us wide extent, Its long duration. Its record breaking tem­ peraturea in many places and the long. list of fatalities which it has cause. Three lives lost and property damage estimated at $11)0,000 ia the result of the terrific wind and hail storm which swept Wilkes and Lincoln counties In Georgia late Monday, according to reports brought here today. The piith of the storm was about four inileli wide. Many acres of ‘ hall and.pther crops shared a like fat*. The Japanese naval hero, Admiral TogoT wiirhaVe novdimcuttr ln viewing eterything hcTarei to see In the New York navy yard, or In any other part of the naval establishment. Although a regulation of long standing prohibits the exhibition to foreign visitors of any of the constructions in the navy yards, this will be gladly suspended by the navy de­ partment for the benefit of Admiral Togo It la expected he will board the giant battleship Florida, now nearing completion in the New York navy yard. Al the S tar Theatre Coronation of King George V, Tuesday, July 11Ul Tha people-ot Sanford, will have an opportunity of witnessing the crowning of the new King of England— which it has b e e n ’ sard waa the most impressive in the history of the Empire. This is ooe of the great achievements ot motion photography aqd this magnifi­ c e n t film is being featured in all the Urge cities of the country. A grand Pageant of ancient splendor, costume* and bar­ baric beauty. One night only at the Star Theatre. Hie prices for Matinee will be 6c and 10c, for the evening 10c to alL Notice To The Public AU bills due the Sanford Herald on or before June 30th are payable to me and hereafter no bill will be traded out on The > Herald by any one connectod there­ w ith^ Bills due to me must be settled al once as I am anxious to square up afi the outstanding inddbtSdnesa. 47.41 . R. J. Holly, J �Ttir SAlurORD Br ig h a m , h o p w n s CO' BALTIMORE, MO. Brig ham , Morkins c o . BALTIMORE, MD. We are sole agents ’ „ BRIGHAM, HOPKINS CO BALTIMORE, MD. (IT a new-one D O N 'T DELAY C O M IN G I N A nd investigating our claim to have'the best clothing in town at the , best prices. Here is where you will get a run for your money, because that is our chief aim; and we think1 we have hit-they bull's eye. We carry two of the very best lines in the country, Strouse and Bros. High A rt and Issac-Hamburgher & Sons, both lines have that touch of “differentness" and individuality, which set them apart from the ordinary. They are smartly draped, perfect fitting and tailored with the utmost degree of exactness. . . . .— v—— - N 0 . 1 wi - 1 7 l, . First Street C lo t h e s T h a t S a t is f y us to greater ambition. When the little prattler cornea to gladden your borne you feel as though you were responsible and begtlt to deny yourself luxuries that you A Budget of Opinion “ Ju: TtSiy buy necessities, which in tlm ej be­ tween You and Mé* come ¿renter sources of pleasure than all luxuflef of life. When there are no child­ ren to double...treble and quadruple the T O N T ilt GATE POST NOT IN IT chains' of wedlock, the tie' that binds seems eo easily thrown off. The blessing of children teaches us patlencs, endurance, A ChleJ Is Among Ye Taking Notes faith. hope and charity. For the “chlldand Fallb, lie’ll P ren t ’Em"— ren s Soke many a famliy have held So Says S ounterer. together that might Otherwise have been gpw Mf Ctnm rm *( wm r. TA* HrrmU. disrupted and dishonored. Men and The Good Old Things women, you who deceive yourselves with W«UMdtohavaold-(a*hkn«d thln*»Jlke the hallucination' that’ you are fortune //up mad* favored by no Infantile blessing, pause OUI of for a moment and think I Ami f*t nu feu biiJ julienne, liner my daughter H e a r ned to cook.' : We used lo beve e piece of beef—Just Alid p ^ S ^ R S s ’fset. spere ribs, um, Und —^snaanMnananaa»- • . WEUe now’ U a all et and résout, anSleS of mutton braised. And mararoal eu (relia, end (beep's V ve lots of high falutki' thins*, but nothin, much to eat, nd whila I never say • wunl and : always pleasant look, ou bel l ve had dytpepila since my daughter'« learned to cook 4 Sanford had a safe' and sane Fourth although the small boy still fired his crackers and made Idmseli as obnoxious as usual The time is not far distant whan Sanford city council will pass an ordinance 'prohibiting the use of fire crackers and fireworks In the d ty ' limits tlwn_tb«* arfil be no Fourth of. July a t a ll F u r n is h in g s F o r M e n the m atter as a case of charity should have been taken up. 1 believe -th a t charity begins a t home and if less a t­ tention was paid to the Fiji Islanders and more to the home people charity would ready be worthy of the name. This poor woman died without a member of Sanford helped to put her In her coffin and perform the last sad riles and all honor to those four. There wos no mem­ ber of the missionary societies at"hand, no neighbors to assist. There may have been extricating circumstances that prevented attlstonca- • from the charity organizations but’the cold, bore fact re­ mains that in this Instance the missionary work was lacking and the money spent annually does not help our people. What Sanford needs and I have con­ 4 I noté by the papers that the Tavares tended for the same time and again is a Herald has Ranged hands again and Charity Association with a capable Presi­ this recalls to nor^mlnd the fact that this dent and Secretary to taka up real charity it i W iA.«a. Li^ a ij iv u ) Lurl^»e ^ s A heli*«nMi In«» ruip.m H et, ,«»«<< .oL a good livo paper that alT Florida coni them proper treatm ent The ladies canproduce. Nestling among the beautiful not do Ujis aHhOUgb they can .assist, in dear water lakes In the region made various ways bat when it comes to the famous by song and story, a county seat heavy handwriting the men will be obliged town, the center of three railroads, a rich to get In the game. . farming coanlry. a tourist resort, high and dry and healthy, Tavares hal never as 4 “We all long fus the old fashioned yet come into her own although" thq Fourth—the kind that is passing. The prospects were good before the greet Ocala Star in deprecating the failure In freeze put the lid on the aspirations of properly celebrating the fourth this yesr many a good town and many a good man. says; ; I hope the Herald will put Tavares on the The Star isn’t sorry. The most It re­ map again and that the c a p iu f of Lake members about fourths for the Inst fifteen county will some day be the Capital City years is of sidewalks pocked with pers­ of Florida for Tavares is realy the center piring daxkfiys. white , poopin 'having to of the state. walk in the streets and a fringe of flyinfested inedible* and und rink a ;>h*s a 4 The people of Sanford are worked to round the square. If we could have some more of those death on the charity racket. Every day a new gag Is sprung about atfUtfmce for old fashioned fourths, the imposing parade this and that. The churches oil have of the military, addresses on the day and their missionary societies and each week what It means, by our best speakers, read­ they hold a pink tea and discuss the boot ing the ImmorutMledaration. the small means of sendiug flannel underwear to boy with the fire cracker and his toy can­ the hedlhen in Africa and paper collars non, which never did any harm until a to thp Esquimaux. • They bold socials decade or two'ago. with an old-fashion«} and entertainments and raise money to barbecue in some shady grove, we would send to Ttmbuctoo and fondly Imagine about for a fourth. But for passing over they are working for the benefit of hu­ the modern ones, we have no regrets." manity wheu in fact there are poverty After lingering a t death’s door for stricken people'at their very doors who nearly a month. General Clement A. need. attention and never get I t A Evans, formerly commander in chief of woman died here this week' and starva­ tion hastened her death. The family the United Confederate Veterans, died at resided in the country and it seemed that ids home in Atlanta on Monday of Bright's the nearest neighbors did not] know of disease. Hit death was not unexpected 4 An elderly lady sq)d to me the other day> “Do you know that It Is the regret of my life that 1 am going down to my grave childless and leava no one to mourn my final summonsT 1 have no ono to lean upon in my declining years. When I first married, my husband and 1 thought * t h a t 1we were fortunate in not being blessed with children. It was all a mis­ take, and 1 wish 1 bad my life to live over again. - 1 am along In years now. and am sadder and wiser." It Is the same barren Ideally that is wrecking many homes and making women go wrong and men wretched and miser­ able. It Is because women are not mothers that makes them poor wives. T ta bunion of chihlien is the -millstone around our necks that holds us down hr people helped the family and finally oedaide when the rod came. Arrangunder water while we gam er pearls. some of the churches assisted - and yet m enu far the funeral will be announced Children add a responsibility and spur the missionary societies never took up before tomorrow, TH E W ho First Street Know C IT Y R ES TA U R A N T (First Street, one block from Depot opposite t*oetoAce) H . E . W I S E , P r o p r ie t o r , - -' ' . Formerly Manager of Central Cafe___ ______________ S t e a k s , C h o p s , o ly s t e r s a n d F i s h a S p e c ia lt y * A P L A C E FO R L A D IE S A N D G E N T L E M E N E veryth in g F ir st C lass < J Prompt, Clean Service . Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates t QUAKER CITY FLOUR MILLS CO.) : adeî J hï a “' ~ v- �THE SANrORfr HERALti by F. J. (*fA *T) DONOVAN. m ig i r BoeWn Amerloan League T M ^t and While Flaying Rated •» One of tBR-Ftateel a n d ___ Aftar a mao baa baas In baseball nearly a aoora Df y e a n It take* s o u » thing tml of th e ordinary to make him yell aa If be * a i teeing hla fint-gam e and Jump d e a r off ih f benoh In hla ex­ citement, aran If one of hla own alda makoa the play. T hat happened to me l u t aaaeon whan I aaw_a play th at filled me w ith am aaam ent It waa a filar th at aaamad Irapoeelble, and I beHere would have been Unpoaalble for aair other man. It made me amend all my recollections of great piny« and giro it the place i t tbe greatest I rver m w . T rie Bposher made It. T bs Boston Red Box w srs playing s t Cleveland. last sssson on th s August trip. T hs g u n s had bssn close and hard fought all th s way, and wbsn ths ninth Inning cam s th s soors was tied and we failed to score. W ith two out In Cleveland's half o f the Inning, Bmlth of the Cleveland team cracked out a, two-base h i t As 8 m!th is not a fast he was taksn oat and Balt was sant to second base to run for .him», Jackson was the next b a tte r.. Yob know l$ow fast Natl Balt I*. • Well, he had a big lead off sfoond when' tha ball was pltohed and Wta.'golng fast for third when Jackeop hit I t H e hit It hard and clean as a whistle straight over second base, as pretty a base hit as ever was mgds, ta d considering tfie speed of Ball It did'not seem pos­ sible th at any jilay oould be made. 'flo certain* wera our players who were on th e bench th at Balt would ■core a^d win the game for Cleveland midTi'inr— J U L Y 10 Among the new arrivalsthis week the moat beautiful show ing of silks ever seen in Sanford, tafetta, messalinfis, peau-desoie, china, jappnesq an*l habutj. i vIn qll the new shades for morning, afternoon and evening wear. “ Beautiful showing of messaline.-speeially-priced-at.— ____ ; ___ ..................... . Turkish Towels Turkey Red Damask Table Damask This beautiful S n o w B le a c h ­ e d T a b le D a m a s k ia, full 60 inches wide, highfy mercerized and comes in some very pretty patterns and designs. Looks just ns well and will wear as well as the more expensive lim O O A ens and at one-third the cost. 50c val. only4" " " v I f f j J • * IwB A f ’r l n r l f l L r j (j Monday’s sale will include our entire line of turkish tyith ,towels, extra large size and a very heavy -weight, in fact it is our regular seller; 39c and 50c each. For Monday only and j a great bargain while.they last (5 doz. .inr/all)'only, - - N o te B ig W in d o w This, too, wifi be a great leader for Monday; full GO inches wide, A b s o lu t c iy ^ F a s t C o lo r Tur­ key red back ground with white figures and designs; a.good value at from*35 to 50c per y d O O / I On ¿ale Monday a t £ | J ^ D Ts p ra y ; "c o m p a r^ iiuallty, ( f o prices, etc., Jtlma.be on hnndat 9.o clock Monday mom-. ing with the total number of yards or dimension of O rooms. It is 36 inches wide and the regular 25c and 35c Chinese and Japahese mattings: Monday o n l y —v —— — Crex Rugs • , Crex rugs has been tried and given up to bp the best and.jmost durable rug on the market. v_ It has also, been tried and given up that C a ld w e l l 's P r ic e s are the L o w e s t ; These f\Q 8x10 crex rugs, are on sale Monday a t .. * * 9 * * - ^ — Unbleached Sheeting Mattress Ticking Now-is a good iiim i to recover This heavy unbleached sheeting is 9-4 or two and quarter yards v^ide, and a the mattress; sw^p the old for regular seller at 35c; »will bleach white the new. at ;un almost oven, ex^ in from three to five washings. Will be chapge, is what it meafis,-if your on sale Monday and a great-value for only ticking is - bought here, *In differeat patterns spéci 27C 4-*»¿7c F °r Monday O n ly another chance to get .the gennine u A u 6 t l I l 2 Lonsdale Muslin 36 inches wide for less than actual cost ,©. There is only one quality Lonsdale Muslin, Q ' price it elsewhere and b e 'on hand Monday at 9 o’clock.. Ten Bit y | / I / _ Kh*XI w P a n ts . These pants are made full and ate made to fit,'therefore can be JLbe-AtrauLs. qs well as for working, hunting, riding, etc. They are v e r $ strong and keep their color. $1.25 v a l - Q O ^ ues for only.................... h l r >p**d, but threw hlm ielf into po■ltlou. to gTBb the bull end make a f u t throw a t on« leap. -Juat iu h« Jumped Into poalUoo the ball took a crooked, bound to hla right and aeetned to go paat him. They talk of speed, but what b* did waa th s grandeat ex­ hibition I ever law . H« leaped aidew ayi and backward* in pursuit of the ball, which actually had passed him, and ao ap««dlly did be change poeUleaa and .gauge the ball th at aa It bounded the acoond time he leaped, overtook It, grabbed It and whirled, without looking, for a throw to the plate.. The ball came aa alralgbt-and true aa A bullet to the catcher on the flrat bound, and Ball, waa thrown oht at least, ten feet from the plate on a aaemtngly Impossible play. Our play era a t Brat refused to be­ lieve th at Speaker bad thrown him out, and dropped the bate In aurplrae when X called to them. They argued t h a t play during the rem alueder of the battle, trying to figure out how Tyla bad done It, ‘t a d no one oould tell them, exoept th at be DID. (Copyright,.MU. b y w . t t C hapm an.) "But why does your father object to me?” demanded the bumble auKor. “Because,” explained the haughty ‘ beauty of proud Uncage, "papa any bis anoeeton have always been » « tletneu of leisure and you barre to work for a Bring." , “Well, tell hlm I don't M p f * tt> after we are married." ra©U*4 tt* bumble suitor. Miscellaneous 6 spools Coat's Cotton — 1 paper best Brass P ins.. 1 Ladies* Dutch C ollar... I paper Gold-eyed Needles Side Combs per pair.. —— Back Cdfnbs, each.......... > $7.50. Our price Mosquito Nets -. These nets are made of a close mesh netting and will fit any size bed; has if square brass frame and extends from the ceiling. •* Real value $1.96. Specally priced for Monday selling 1 only................ ............. 1 . . . ■ Miscellaneous Mens1 12c Sox, 3 pair for—_ 2 6 c f Mens' 25c Paris Supporter 21c Mens’ 25c Suspenders, per pair...1 9 c Mens’ 25c Brighton garter.’1 5 c Mens' 50c All-Leather belts 2 5 c C L O S E S THURSDAY; N O O N -H A L F HOLIDAY CASH D E P A R TM E N T S TO R E SANFORD T w o S t o r e s , 1 2 1 -1 2 3 E . F i r s t S t r e e t F LO R ID A �PnMIsksd STW7 Frldar Morbini at Sanford, Fla R. J HOLLY, Editor and PtopHotor E sistsd as Moood-citta m all m atter Auto»! M a d ‘ 1906, a t lbs Poalofflce a t Sanford, Florida, aad ar Act of March 3rd. 1870. Olile* la' Harold BulMlni Téléphona Na MB. THE POOR SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO Sanford experienced a safe* and aane tuffldent mart. Opening of the rood to Fourth and every one enjoyed themselves ooet not more than, $26. Reports of the following county officer» to the fullest. were received, read and filed: Superin­ The merchant who Is alive to his op­ tendent of roads end bridges, superin­ portunity, wlU use th e Herald and keep tendent of county home, county phyaibusiness In his store during the summer d an, May m redemptions, sheriff to state auditor, certificate of banks, county months. .«. auditor, treasurer, licenses and polls col­ lected. President Taft In his Fourth Jluy Upon motion It was ordered that the speeches stated that most of the war* could bo avoided byvArbltrotlon but that superintendent of roads and bridges be the Spanish—American trouble Is doubt- paid SiW 'per month, he to furnish b ma­ fuL The secret of the Maine will never chine for bis use In examining the road» and In attending to hit duties as super­ be known. ’ i. intendent of roads and bridges. The county to incur no expense,ln pro­ committee In charge of the Orange viding said machine or keeping the same County Fair are making preparations for In repair. , one oLtbe Greatest Shows On Earth and It was ordered,that the superintendent expect to Invite Volusia, Lake'and Osceola counties to Join In the affair and get the of roads and bridges keep a team scrap­ ing all the d a y roads, beginning with benefit of the display. • where the work is most needed. Upon motion It was ordered that the Another narrow escape from drowning county proceed to build the bridge over at Daytona Beach last week would In­ the ilougb a t the East Coait ferry with dicate that thoee Ufa saving appliances the county force. should be Installed a t once. It Is crim­ Upon morion It was ordersd that the inal negligence to hove theae beaches un­ Janitor of the court hou»o N>o paid $39 protected, and the law should i be enforc- . V We feel deeply worried about the finends! troubles of the Southern Express Company and are wondering If anythin] we could say Just a t this time would be comforting. It seen» the company is losing 93,00(1 a mouth according to testimony„ given In Chicago, recently, because of the* rililni of the Florida railroad commission am moat unkindly, Hudson Burr, chairman of the obnoxious committee has arranged for an expert accountant to go over the company’s books Just exactly as If be did not believe whafTliey saidi j * It certainly, la a m'ean trick es every - grower t e thla county who has seut produce by express long distances, like from here to Jacksonville, can testify. The Express Company never asks more than linent Sunday, was Rockliffe, Ont., twice tba value of tha fruit for iucarriage where the thermometer stood et 108 de­ and some limes the crates are opened. It grees. Rockliffe Is in latitude 46 north, Wednesday, July 8, 1911 is said. Id transit, and part of its weight or about 120 miles farther north than relieved! A Buffalo, N. Y. At Sanford last Sunday, Notice to All Creditors o f the Town o f Not long ago a man It) >liaml received the thermometer registered 80. Goldsboro, ria. a crate of chickens, twelity-four of. them Nolle* U hereby Iven to all creditor* of the tit the mo la»( im i tesanxi Town of Goldsboro,%1I imiun. »rida. iDoi that at seaiton tn a Utile coop, all the way from Georgia, The Courier’s postofUce box la flooded of the LMUlature the it municipal corporation of the Florida, was abolUhcd, ibolMied, and t,i In ond he only paid 96.40 for their trans­ with mail addessod to-the "Auto Editor” Town of Golds boro.___ City of Sanford .Soi ■Bill Act ll.WBB provided that the Cltjr portation, although they were perfectly This paper .has no auto' editor. - Pcrhape should atiih ne aallllla w tu _______________________ lawful Indebtrdnetidue and owed of Goldit>oru, Florida, and tlirregood spring chickens that coat him IS It auto but we don't see It lhat ,'woy. A by theallTown creditor» of ’ the Town of a n hereby to Pieaei ■ cents a piece In Georgia! lot of folks auto, who ought (o auto at e Ole wUh tha Cityrequired I’lrtk of Smford. Flo­ Talk about expert accountantsl It Is a •lower gait .until their grocery bills are rida. within nloety days from data, duly swam to correct and unpaid, such account or accounts a i burning shame. Anyone with the least paid. Honk! H-o-n-kl Get out of t^e as a n now due them by the Town of GoM*l« ro, FloJ1 ' ■ ■ m n t a whan i ■ sympathy In the world can see where rongI—Plant City Courier. of Sanft « duly paid.' five thousand dollars a month would not WITN hand and tlhe ofUclal sea] of the Florida, this |R*»}E7th dhy of June. City of! begin to cover what the railroad com­ COUNTY COMMISSIONERS JHEET II w iiw n.i., mission will propably make them lose—in (Sta) ’ City Clerk 46-41 tlma.—Miami Metropolis. M a tte r o f Import M e« Discussed by County Solona Looking fo r a Good House ;tc WONDERFUL GROWTH OF FLORIDA Board met on Monday, July 3,1911. • Between 1900 and 1010 the population iflilp Yo ur Fru it and Vege Present—Chairman Overstreet. Com­ of Florida increased at a greater rate than tables to? the population of any other Southern State, missioners Brown, Merrill, Dillard and Woodruff. and. In fact, its rate of Increase was sur­ r ë ïC is. O n e o n t h e B e s t passed in only 13 other States, all qf them - Minutes of the last meeting were read, west of tbe Mississippi river, says tbe approved and signed, M a rk e t Mr. Bray appeared before the baud' In Manufactures' Record. A consequence of W rit« fo r S t e n c ils and M arket this Increase, end. a t tbe same, time a reference to continuing the board work in R ep orts Today cause, appear In-tbe agriculture statistics and near Winter Garden, subject matter (of the State In thè tèa years. In the face referred to Commissioner Dillard and of decreases In the acreage of farm«- In a Superintendent Branham, F. C . H E W IT T „C O . , The following insurance policies were g n a t many Stata« of the country tbe total ÎÏÜÎÏirSf. N e w Y o rk farm acre in Florida Increased from taken out: 921)00 on county jail, 91000 on connty home and 91500 on county 4,394.000 acre# (b 3,231.000 acre«, or twen­ ty per cent, and the improved area of home. Letter from R C. Bigelow In inference farms from 1,512,000 acres, or 19 percen t NOTICE T H E S E S P E C I A L The number of farms Increased from to the condition of tbe bridge on Bluford PRICES AT 40,814 to 49,834 or 22 per cent; tbe vaine ■venue received and read; referred to s uperintendent of roads son bridges— • Bond of H. H. Patrishall as notary pub­ 000, or 203 pèr cent, and the value of lic. with W. 1L Howard and H. A. Nich­ buUdlnga from 39.877.000 tq 9924.335,000, olson. approved. or 144 per c e n t Tbe average value per A petition of R L Reaves, R H. See g o t! acre Increased from 97,06 to 917.83. et aL, to change tbe road from Winter Garden to Oakland and Orlando from the BAIT WAS IRRESISTIBLE present route to conform to land line re­ 6 small pans Van Camp's With mouths agape a dozen or more ceived; also a petiliotf/rom L K. Reaves. Florida editor« took the bait that Chat. -Beans - . 25c M. R Reaves and J. S. O’Berry et aL, proML Doyle, secretary of tbe Brevard. N. C. 3 tall cans Vap. Camp’s board of trade dangled before tbepi. A Beans 25c number of papers carried a small adver­ tisement for tbe Brevard board of trade, 3-lb can California Table and on tbe expiration of tba service each Peaches - 25c received a complimentary note from Mr. 24-lb Sack Flour - 7 5 o Doylq^lvising them that more answer« Wd ro- rifc.tr pu5W 5S AND WBSftjK&fcfSE per than to any ether on the l i s t . "We a rt using 34 paper«," stated-Mr. Doyle in conclusion. He told the truth In the loot sentence. He used them for a good thing and got eotne very conspicuous ad­ vertising In le t urn for the Util« dope. be handed out— St. Augustine Record. 1 The Herald had the Joke on Doyle. He In re the petition of Henry Parker would qot pay the rate and made the for a read, it was upon morion granted mistake of sending us his Joke letter. . As upon condition that tbe persohs inter­ U N fitttH C r his “ad" djd. not appear in Tbe Hetekl ested set the fence bodk a t their ex­ thq tie wia too apparent and his "free pense. . stout” did hot materialize. The account of Ernest Llebing for bury­ ing a diptheria patient as per order of A W. Ball has purchased the Tavarea the representative at the Stats Board of Herald and will bring tk* county seat of Health received, and upon motion it was Lake into prominence by giving them a ordered, that the subject m atter be re-, good paper. Mr. Bell la a ' newspaper ferred to riu attorney of the board. .. man of experience and has located In one It w u upon motion ordered that if the of the beet sections of Florida. Mr. M. E. judge of the criminal court will approve Miller was foscsd to give up tbe\ieraid on tbe board’s action in allowing the prisoner account Of his many duties as n u M fe r Varner to be ret urn ad to hie father, Alex of the Sub-Exchange. May tbe new Varner, and be held on probation by him. Herald prosper and bylld up Tevarpa to be will be returned, until the further one of the largest in'middle Florida. order'of the court:. it being shown that the prisoner is subject to epilepsy and Is Editor Holly announce« that the Sen- at this rime in bad coodJtion mentally ford Herald will shortly enlarge (u plant and physically. . tn order to take care of a larger amount Tbe subject m atter of Gen. (X Swartz of job work and to publish a larger paper. was referred to attorney of board. Sanford's remarkable growth is given as The petiuoo of Mrs. Julia F. Davis for tha reason (hr this Investment. The pension referred to Commissioner Wood­ Herald ought to receive the support of ruff for investigation god report • a t next aw ry resident of the Sanford seo> Horn—Tampa Tribune i iV m ñ r i u n i n ( t iT u ^ R O L L IN S C O L L E G E , W IN T E 1 PARK t O ltfest C o lleg e e n d M eet B e a u tifu l C em puJ In Florida College, Academy, Music, expression. Tine Aria, Dour MIc and Indus triai’Aitk, Business, Normal Coi ; ; 1> ;! ;; ;| ! Twelve buildings, four dormitories, separate rooms, btcnm beat tiwtri lights, fire protection, fine gymnasium, no malaria, quarter-million dollaVen dowment Four teachers of music, S5000. organ, a dojlen pianos, two ul»^ clubs, chorus'class. Superb pew rooms for Business'School, full banking equipm ent Burroughs adding-machine, typo-writers,- two Instructors ne»i yew- NftW Chemical and physical laboratories, equipped with every nuxlrrn device; analysis of soils, fertilizers, foods, water; preparation for englnecrioi courses. Lakes, boating, swimming, golf, tennis, foot ball, basket boll- four consecutive years chamnlona.pl State in base ball. Christian but u n d e n t Inational; expenses moderate, scholarships available. For catalogue, address Wll. F. BLACKMAN. Ph. D., LL. D„ President .................................................................. '.^ » m u u u Where D o You B u y Meat ? VVHY N O T T R A D E A T A M E A T M A R K ET Where you can have your order delivered at once and not be forced to wait for the grocery wagon. We deliver telephone or______ ' dera A T ONCE BY special messenger. \\\.i n , , , Complete Ilne of Florlda and W estern Beef and Pork Lamb, Dry and Salt Meets and Poultry,• ’ SPECIALS TODAY— Fresh Flahr Broilers, Fryere and Homfe' & Formerly with M ade P o rk Kniisndi» Made Pork Sausage. T. W. BRIGGS Phone No. | C O R O N A TIO N O F KJ N G G E O R G E V. ...A t the Star Theatre... T u e s d a y , J u l y l 1t h This is a magnific^t _film_of_the great Coronation Ceremonies of England's King, just, recently crowned. This ts your oppur- <> tunity to attend ilio Coronation and sea the new Kidg and Queen and nobility of-many lands MATINEE PR0MPUY 3:30 EVENING, BEGINNING 7:00 A d m is s io n M atinee, - ; ■ 5 c a n d 10c E v e n i n g , 1 0 c to A ll, % L. P. McCuller P h on e 277 ^G O O D e Ball is only an Hatton*! game Ü To Think of New Furnishings For Your Home EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES Our new line of R A N G E S and K I T C H E N S T O V E S are the kind you have wanted and douldn’t get. ' S E E -.O U R B A R G A IN C O U N TER Ju s t across the street * Broiling * Toasting Bolling Roasting Baking Ironing �COUNTY HAPPENINGS proper portion of the road ln*t!nto as this j wllT save embarrassment and harsh words end possibly accident Remember the whole road doesn’t belong to .you A Budget of Interesting Items whether driving a team or an automobile. For truck tr* and fruit trower«. For folk* who want to know about Florida, From Corespondents This Is not written for the thoughtful and WooMy. 91.00 per y»ar; monthly,* 25c. Send 10c for a tan-issut trial «tibpolite but for the unthoughtful and tight arrlpilon. 8n*ppy, llrlsht. Clean THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY Mr. T. P. Conpropst and family come TH E FLORIDA GROWER over from Daytona Beach in his auto to • 00 Florid* Avo. - Tampa, Fla, spend the Fourth of July, Mrs. G. G McEfficient S taff o f Reportera Weekly Dougal and children returning with them \ Cover» the Terrltory for to spend a few weeks with Mrs. Con­ Ttie Herald L , propst at the beach.’ Miss Annie Hawkiiu has returned 'to her home at Commerce, Go„ to spend the 7 •.:* PAOLA POINTS summer. Sixdal Cormpondenrf to The Herald: Word has been received from Mr. A. We certainly »pent a "safe and sane" •‘Fourth of July" In *P«olo, absolutely Owner who is visiting his brother, Al­ ••nothin' whatever doln" all on account bert, In New York, that they are enjoying of two of our liveliest old boys, being laid life and recuperating preparatory to up with lumbago and obliged to keep hard winter’s work in his truck farm. stllL The county convicts are busy at work Mr, and Mrs. A. V. McGuIn left Thurs­ on The bridge across the St. Johns river] day. June 29th. rdf BrockviUe, Canada, nt the East Coast ferry and soon the time on their usual summer outing. consumed in crossing the ferry Will be cut Mr. Evans SrH of Twin Lakes la sick, down fully half n mile. This will be n rus r*osrt*nr o f 1* malarial fever, but Is improving under booh to autoists especially in the rush sen- 1 r ÜUM .SUCIIBOS t— son In wlntar. 1 :--------~ 'r^_ —“ — ~ of rouit fsìEn V T T the careo fD r.T , A, NesTsT SatiTordT -itU L u a u .T u .ru ss— Some people censure Editor Holly and] Mrs. yf. A. iachary has been quite - ill, call his paper a real estate advertise­ but Is now recovering. ment, etc. Let me say to those—Editor Miss Msyrae McLain of Geneva-paid n weeks end ■visit In the family of C. D. Holly, like lots of others, g eu lots of his Pearson,-returning to her home Monday Inspiration, especially his advertising In- [ spirations, from the real estate advertise evening, accompalned by Miss Flora PoorSon to Join a camping party on Lake ment, phd 1 presume he is acting on the impulse of, economy determination and Harney for the rest of the week. I who can soy and say it faithfully that we Jesse Hartley of Jacksonville came haven't got the finest irrigating system home Saturday evening for a - visit with on earth and the cheapest: also the finest his people. Hr, B. C. Hartley is very IU drainage and sub-irrigation while our .a t Hot Springs Ark., but at last accounts land is not as fertile as that of the black was improving a little. lands of Missouri. We have the climate M. M. SMITH, Proa The crate mill a t Twin Lakes station and raise delicate vegetables In the dead H ..R . S T E V E N S , V -Froa, has closed for the summer season. . M. E. TOLAR, Caehlar of winter. Our only possibility. Is man inadd^and what man made can be over­ come by cooperation. So here's success | CAMERON CITY CLIPPINGS. to the Growers' Association. Special Cor. to Th* Herald. k *~ .S Yours truly, ,E 5*Q ~ , The regular monthly meeting of -the “ A I'AfiMV.f-: Tonner'a Club win be held Tuesday even­ A ’S1 ing July tlth . at the church. Every > o Growing In Florida -< o fwSy’liivlted and .urged to^be present. The Sniauma Company's camphor farm I Questions of Interest Will be’discussed. ot Sutsuma Is one the big propositions I Geo. Speer Is tiling Mr. Datton farm. o l in this pert of Florida that but few peo­ Mr. Powell is having live acres of his ple even in our own county realize ihF f a ’? land tiled. magnitude of. They have ulreail) cleared, Jr-? I Gay Ellsworth spent Monday afternoon stumps pulled and have under cultivation s t Orlando and Tuesday the Fourth in some 1,180 acres Thousands and thousSanfotd. 1• sr§ •a -■ "Z I nnds of little camphor trees In their nur­ series ready for transplanting as the Cards frdm the Kinahans at New York soy they are well and greatly enjoying rainy season comes on. From the pine stumps they have token from the land their trip. Mr, end Mrs..Rich and Mr. Frank Dut­ they have extracted the turpentine, and ton took dinner with Dr. and Mrs. Mln- with the chips they have built miles ond nlck on the Fourth and a ride In the miles of road about their properties button car completed a very pleasant and from Satsuma to Welakn__San | So p *» n> H 0» Mateo Item. day.'* Rhubarb, like asparagus is a. very hardy Cameron City folks are invited to spend 3g perennial, and has not been planted larger I one evening this week at. the Marls hoi 1 Ä - </>a g* ly in tKe Gulf region. There seems to be o n . Sliver Lake. Invitations from our no natural obstacle to its being (xoduced friends over on the lakes are always ac­ here, and It is doubtless due to tho fact cepted with pleasure., 0.0 that vegetable growing for distant mar­ A good many o( our pestle went on a kets if'a new Industry, A dork, sandy camping 2nd fishing trip, leaving Camer­ loam is a favorable soli; it may even on City on Monday evening. They crossed tend to bo gravelly, but must not be dry. Lake Jestfp and camped In Black Ham­ A well drained clffy soil is also good, and mock. Mr. McMillan took them over in preferred my some rhubarb growers A his launch and returnod early Tuesday light soi| is liable to allow the plant to inomlng^fori the remainder of the party. produce large roots at the expense of the Among those who went were Earl GormBICYCLES AND SUNDRIES "stalk's" but when the gardener is aware ly, Mrs. Stevenson. Margaret Stevenson, of this, it can be overcome by proper 25 BICYCLES Douglas Abernathy, Neva Gormly, Ray­ cultivation, or the plants may be taken TRUM M M Uf* TO 911. FOR NEW mond Gonnly, Mr. and Mrs. Grier and Bat (71 . Phan* (7 up ond the roots divided. , — children, Walter Haynes, Grace and Marie «MANIBARGER ‘ In Florida Tflftfc winter gardens are Rich, Alltten Mlnnlck,. W. W. Dressor, ORLANDO,** • . FLORIDA Grandpa Gormly,* Mr. and Mrs. Worthing- practicable the onion Is grown with great *.***. v u v j f . i ■.•- •-•. « « ■ ■ .y .a u P -i tah.JJHfsl'Xjor. \i6d73warYx; SHYi" Twur Teeav uml ' profit; 1l iidaed N f WfiWWP Joseph, Mr. Dresser and d i e Harris. The grower has several decided advantages party returned /Tuupsday evening, fhey over those further ‘ north. The crop is tlful camping spot and good almost free from insect enemies and report a b eaut! from dieases Comes into market when fishing. —7 7 the old crop is used up. and therefore Miss Alleen Mlnnlck and Miss Marie prices are pretty sure to be good. Rich spent a part of lost week with Prof, Mr. Theo Ivins, of Pine Knot Grovel and Mrs. Marls a t their pleasant home on A Magazine that Sliver Lake, and greatly enjoyed their came into Miami with six chickens Weigh­ ing twenty-four pounds which be sold at visit. i Tells all About 30 cents a pound, bringing him J7.20. Florida. It BiosMr Ivens is a retired banker end is able ’ CELERY AVENUE NEWS to see that a deal like th is is realy high To the Editor ot The Herald: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woods, who have fins nee- The chickens were four months ' been residents of Cameron avenue for old and descendants of eight fowls, which started tils poultry business From this the post three yean, have moved to ■California. The loss of these «good neigh­ beginning, be now has 100 fine chick­ bors are regretted by their many friends. ens—Miami Metropolis C opy Ten drs. Fanny Woods, mother of Mr. Carl B. -Woods, has returned homo to New York where she will spend the summer, joining her son in California In tire fall. P l u m b in g a n d Mrs. Woods is a most remarkable person ♦ *r she being 86 years of age and In pos­ G as Fitting session of every faculty and very active for a person of her advanced age. Mrs. Ali Work Receives My Personal Attention Woods while visiting her son this winter and best p"orts made and quilted three silk quilta which Phone 230 Opposite City Hall are very pretty, ROOM Mr. Will A. Rayncn has gone to his old home a t Good Ground, Long Island, for a FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS Upstairs, Pico Bloc tiuch needed vacation, be bevlng strenuOaly truck formed here for the past L. H. TEM P LE Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. uree years and struck It rich on his letSCENT JACKSONVILLE FLOEAL COMPANY AND . tite qnd celery this season pest. Phone 166. ItUs and Oak Ava. Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. ~ When an automobile loots Us horn. If approaching you from the rear, give it Its Special Offering In Ferns rightful share of the road and do this in S tr a n g e r s W e l c o m e rime so as to avoid the driver shutting Floral Designs to Order. -t —r •and by all means give the l-16-lO-cí Í M M 9 9 9 M M 9 M M M 9» - — +r f ■ TheFlorida Grower STRENGTH i , The home newspaper is the logical advertising medium.— Are you on? f ' i T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AG ENTS General Fire Insurance The Crippen Music ¡Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones : P r ic e s Easy Payments. Pico Block 1S|8.a N ow Is .The T im e T o Buy Im^rbved “Ready to Plant” Sanford Celery Farms ib m m s S ill* ! » «flirt "s? gsggy gs S ie I j: These faring can be bought next thirty days for Ie&s money than again* We have Sanford farms to sell. t Largo, Taft, Burbank nor Celery City but Sanford. - Always Sanfordr There is only Sanford. All irrigated ready_to plant. . Will pay for themselves this winter. - H. * TL : CHAP PELL ’S *Real Estate Agency F L O R ID A s | TAM PA' RIDA The * Fence That Fits The Q. H. D IN G E E Sanford Free Rea — Ground Made with the American Patent Hinge Joint and Flexible Stay. Let , / .v . us demonstrate its m ents 1 The Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. PHONE N o , 8" r �M u ch n s WS n ew T lm p ro v ed ro ad « WS ■ H Work fa Properly Dons" « ' Tarroo Rq*d After Being OpsnsPd-For TrafBo • Short While Takes an- Appearsnoe Closely Resembling A*phalt-*lt le W aterproof and DuetleU,* I Although the problem of dust preirontion pn public highways Is by no m eans a hew one, Its importance baa . been greatly accentuated by the com­ lenUflcAmerparatively recent Introduction of the lean. The dust raising'tendency j>T - automobile^ says thi tho latter la due to the dostructivo shearing action of the Urea of the driv­ ing wheels and the Intense aucUon so d eddying producing effect of tho car ""body in-passing sw iftly over surfaces. .Which, have been already looeedcd up * by tire action. In tho days of the borne draw n vehicle the iron efaoes of th e horse and the tires hod a tendency to consolidate rather than lodsen up “tts T U r n c e uf a well-made macadam, toad, and the comfmratlvely small sm onnt of dost which gathered could . be sufficiently laid by one or two dally trips of the watering c a r t Tho advent o f the automobile, however, has com­ plicated the problem greatly, and It Los become necessary not merely to find a mors efficient means for laying the d o s t hot to provide also a method of road construction ;vhlcb will more flnbly bind tbo road'm aterial together so d enable It to stand up under the extreme conditions which the antomo•; bile has Imposed. , The most valnabls ¿juallty in any Boat preventive la Its ability to bold together the finely divided material Which is produced on or near the snr-. face of the road. The value of any dill, a sp h alt emulsion or w hat not lies ' s t the last analysis In Its "binding power," and tbls quality fn any dust preventive is proportionate to tho amount of bituminous base which It contains. ] . The principal m aterial used In the perm anent treatm ent of roads with tar need permanent culvert« more; ray« W. S. Gearhart, state highway engt'neer of Kansas. It Is more Important th at alt the bridge« and culverts be la good condition than that all the roads belcept in.first da«« ftpatr, for if the Toad 1« to be used a t all the culverts and bridges must be kept up. • I t la not often th a t a road gets so bad that it la Impassable, but tbls is a common occurrence with culverts and bridges. The old ford la a-1thing of the past, and almost -without exception the worst places lu the road are a t tbe-.colveft sites. They generally are from two Inches, to ten Inches above o r below the road surface and often have a mudhole on either, a i d e a n d a t» In such wretched condition we would ID EA L F E R T IL IZ E R S BEST • Guava Paste Guava Jelly Armour’s ^Extract T o gain a place on our regular"list a formula must not only produce result^ but results with a P R O FIT . The user of fertiliser considers the effect on his pocket-book the R E A L result. ID E A L FERTILIZERS produces the right effect, for it works with Nature, The Vpreference of each claw of' vegetation its . f | B for ‘ j source of plant food is carefully studied as well as the proper proportions to give perfect balance—-n o lack, no waste. With proper application of proper food veg&tWh' outgrows diseases and insects to a great extent, and being strong and vigorous, reduces fruit that is pleasing to the eye and palate, and rings financial returns pleasing to the grower. Do not lose the maximum profit due you by using- poorly balanced plan! food from improper sources. ID EA L stands for PROFIT. Call at oar Sin ford Branch Warehouse in charge of R. C. Maxwell or tddttt* E W ilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company - JACKSONVILLE------- ■:-------- FLORIDA Armour’s Boullion snoxxs wood» cruLVxirr. gladly drive aroupd them If we could sud often have to do so. And many of the atone and concrete culverts are only covered sufficiently to keep them In place. They are like e series of bar­ rels half buried In the road, no attem pt being made to build approaches to them. Different state highway commissions have defined culverts as structurée h aring spans of less than four feet to ten feet. In this discussion I as­ sume that aU structures under ten feet ore culvert«. * - At the present time practically aU cul­ verts In K ansas are top small to carry the water that comes to them. Thd m atter of the required area is on« that has been given very little attenGood stone laid In cement m ortar Is very satisfactory either In arch ór flat top slab construction for culverts. If slabs are used a four foot clear span would require th a t,, the flagstone« should bo twelve Inchoa thick. Six feet la close to the safe maximum span for the flat top stouo culvert. Uany times atone abutm ents are built and a re-enforced concrete slab placed on top, which gives a 'very satisfactory strnc- Fleischman’sYeast _ YV I N N I N c; A ff/j-/o w collar CHALMERS for every Jack in the summer £rame o fx o m fo rt seeking; Looks high ; fe d s low, Pimento Cheese frur-ply. Correct in style anti shape. Hand-made ami It’s the Collar for you for now . 15c., Two for 2 5 c . ■4—. - T riab le, Coon & Co.. M a k e rs . T ro y . N. Y ______ / _ ' - ", For Sale In Sanford By Caldwell & Sens Phone 39 t l t l é W M M I W I M W M t i l l i i H i O iiW M . In tho arch construction the base of -the foundations should be eufflclently iMhBLBMk A MUD BJCCCHB VOOU DtBT. a re coal tar, refined coal ta r and water gas tar. They may bo used effectively either by applying them to a road al­ DATA r o il rUAT TOP, RE-KNrOOOready finished or by Incorporating them ED CONCRETE CULVERTS. In the surface* material of the road I'hlrkneu HI Ail of b*r» WLof bare d aring construe Uon. In applying the tr ft. o f floor. S In. c. to c. moda. In ch es eq. inches. t a r to an old road the surface should b e thoroughly1dry. comparatively warm a l:!i and free from d u s t 6 Moisture proventa tho ta r from iper contact with the stone, and a _ k _ d surface stiffens ti)« m aterial and prevents it» being absorbed. Before ■(Remark*.—Bara> Bqoara twisted or other equi valent mechanic*) bond bare th e application le madis ruta and hol­ Heavy floor bar* on* Inch above bottom lows should be filled end the surface (lo be strictly observed). Alternate M »-ratwd.At-Xflfl»=__T°P °* floor opteroi w ith òhkinon n s re P f irM B M dltiou. Tbo tar, homed to about 100 mortar. Bide wall« one toot six lnebaa at degrees F., Is enreadj upon the reed top tor heights of «even feet or lees. In­ through a boss ’or by other sultablo creasing downward two Inches per foot. m eans and Is then thoroughly broomed [Court**/ Michigan stete highway depart­ ment) A fter this bos been done, to secure good results, tho aurfaco treated should wide to resist overturning and be s ta ­ be closed to all traffic for about twelve ple under any system o f loads without hours so os to give the ta r an oppor­ any consideration for tho earth fills. tunity to thoroughly sink In tho eflrPlain or re -enforced», concrete Is no face. Next* a coat of clean rand or doubt the best m aterial to use for •tone chips should be applied to absorb those small structures cither In the fist any excess ta r add dry up the surface, top or arch form. The Arch ls.aontea s tt ware. The road should then be tlines objectionable In a fiat country relied thoroughly to bring It Into con- because It Is found noceeaary In order BltlOfL to get a sufficient'am ount of water­ In applying the ta r in new construc­ way to m ake« raise lu the road, which tion thé road should' be formed and In many cases is very disagreeable- In consolidated without the doe of water: the case of the flat top bridge the re­ (The voids should be filled with One quired waterway can be obtained by •tone chips free from dost, and care ir igtheolng the epui without making Brest be taken not to roll the surface a hump In the road, which bump loo heavily or the ta r will not adhere would In most cases result In a mudperiy, H ot ta r may be applied hole od either side of it. Where the )ugb all of the courses ee they are foundations are not first class and and rolled, but occasionally tbs there le danger of the structure set­ gspper course only to ao treated. After tling the flat top Is also to be prefer tarrin g , • top dressing of m aterial to red, as the forces ore all vertical and laid ou and the surface hi thoroughly the top le self supporting. If the abut­ rolled. The ta r spreading may be doue ments do settle tbo top can be readily wither by hand, In which ease an ex- Jacked up luto place and adjusted, (ceag above w hat to necessary will prob­ while In the arcb form there is very ab ly be used, or tt m ay he spread on little th a t cap be don* to repair Injury toy an apparatus mobhtod on wheels, by ratUemeut. tho ta r being discharged under pres­ The winner 'knows a live official to su re a t the rood eurfscs by specially better than a dead candidate. (designed spraying nfmsltr I f ‘the work be property done, a A bora to Just a bore, no m atter w hat ta rre d road a fte r being op«* to traffic \ to r a abort while takes on on appear­ be thinks. ance closely resembling asphalt, being Some women hate to worry, but they ■mooth and firm, practically noiseless ond more rcelUt.iit than asphalt. It la know It won't be done anises they largely waterproof, practically duetlass, and th e resistance to traction to A professor to one who never does, but shows you how. ~ 1 C Ë 80LQ BY O R ID Ä �■ 'r '? ramraVÇ y Jafy 7. 18*1 ~THC SANTORO HERALD - i... IN AND ABOUT THE CITY VOICE Of THE PEOPLE Little Happenings— Mention of Matters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST S um m ary o f tl»« r io a tln t Sm all Talk • succinctly Arranged fo r Hur­ ried Herald Readers. Clifford Peabody came over from Ocala to spend the fourth with relatives in this cltyr Mis* Mabel Botha my left Monday for Morgan ton North Carolina. W. J . Thigpen left „Tuesday night for sn outing In New York. Jnmos Williams left last week for a visit to his home In North Carolina. George Thurston has returned from Ft. H. H- HiU baa returned from a business nip to Jacksonville. . |l r <Thos. Pollard, of the Baker and Holmes Co., of Jacksonville came down Letters anti Communications on Various Tim ely Topics. E dit# Herald: . pF There is much work io r the Humane Society to be doing. Tbe team that plowing and discing a t this season of the year are properly cared for. Some are working with very sure shoulders, poor collars with poor pads make a poor out­ fit for a faithful team of mules. * Some of The teams arc too light weight for the heavy work that they are required to do, this matter should be looked Into et once. If thé society would send out an Inspector and have the owr^er of • the team understand that they were llqbly to a fine If this state of alTalrs continued there would soon be less abuse. It Is most truly appalling tho way these faithful animals are abused. The owners of .the team -ore trying to make- all t(te money they enn Tram the work of these animals never thinking apparently, of tho suffering they could lesse'n should they only try. This is n much more importonl subject than a beautiful park, or a library unless many of IhS” books' u ro on humane work. * ,Mrs A. E. YowelL Ur. Harry Word and daughter Miss -Veerta, have returned from a visit to -Mrs. Levi But'roKD. Indiana. Death of W. T, Brown The city council Is endeavoring to have the streets cleared up this week and put- News reached this city on Wednesday of the death of W. T. Brown at Hot in first doss sbap. The A. C. L. construction gang Is duty Springs. Mr. Brown w asan engineer on this week putting In a board crossing on the A. C. L., in later years b eing'con­ First stw e t These crossings have been fined to yard work on uccount of. poor health. He had been at Hot Springs for badly needed for some time. some time ami was reported to be iniMiss Carrie Abernathy returned from proviift and his death came as a shock to Tampa yes>sfday where sh«J visited her his many friends here. He was a Mason friend. Miss Josephine Murdock, for a and member of the Brotherhood of Loco­ week. motive Engineers, which order took J C. Avant of Jacksonville was In the charge of ilia funeral services held on city several days of this week shaking Saturday, Rev. Wihjmon officiating. Mr. hands with old friands. Brown leaves a wife and child and three Mrs Ed Higgins ancTmbther Mrs East­ brothers to mourn his loss. erly. left. Sunday for Charleston, S 'C . where they will spend the summer. RESOLUTIONS „ j "Our own” Jimmie Hammond spent the A doited^ by S anford Lodce ■Brother­ "Glorious Fourth" In Sanfo^J, taking in hood or Locomotive Engineers, Upon the bail game and the dance. -— • the Death of W uxiam T. ’Bro vn Mrs William Shelly has returned from W hereas, The All-Wise and Divine a visit to her sister Mrs. A. L. Holden ,of Creator of the Universe In His Infinite Orlando. *. _ wisdom hath seen fit lb take from our Mrs Henry*Wlght and children are en­ midst m il companionship. Brother Will­ joying a ’ delightful visit with Mrs Wight's iam T. Brown, whose diameter and per­ brother, Mr Fred Bouchelle in Charleston sonality liuth endeared him to the mem­ Wpst.Va. From thoro they will go to bers of. this order with whom tie was as­ Toronto Canada for a short visit before sociated and. to a large rirclo of friends .returning borne. v and acquaintances; therefore, be it Mfaa. Willie Deane of Orlundo visited R esolved, That Sanford Lodge Division Miss-EdfUi Botha my this week. w No. 769 of the Grand International Broth­ Mrs R. (X Keen and family, from Macon erhood offtkicomotive Engineers, hath lost Ga. arrived Sunday and ore pleasantly in the untimely death of our late friend, located with Mrs Keen’s daughter, Mrs companion, \elk»w worker and brother, oneof its mosLloypl and beloved mem­ "Nathan Gamer. * Clyde Knight's friends in this city .will bers; be it farther. Resolved. That Division 7t>1>, Brother­ be greived to learn of his critical illuesa hood of Locomotive Engineers, express its in Pheonlx Arixoua, where hp went Jo*, profdund sorrow at the untimely death of his health some weeks ago. Brother William T. Brown and extend its Miss Alma Mai\h\left left last Saturday liéartfelt sympathy and love to the be­ for Iter home in Wauchuta, Fla. after reaved family In this lass they have sus­ tim e' visiting \ spending some time', friends in tained In tbe decease of u loving hus­ the city. band. father and brother; and be it , Miss Peachea Leflier will be In the further. park Saturday afternoon, to ^entertain the Resolved, That a copy of these reso­ children with games and story telling. lutions lie sent to the family of our de­ Col.' Andrew Johnson was called to ceased brother; that copies bo sent to the Troy, New York on Monday on account of' Sanford Herald and Lakeland News for the serious Illness of his wife. An opera­ publication; and that a pagein ourminute tion is neccesaary and her Sanford friends book be devoted to tiie memory of our de­ hope far a speedy recovery. parted brother; and that a copy of these J. T. Lee spent several days of this resolutions be writien onvjwid be it-fur— -----------------------------"week with fils*family!"' Mr Lee Is now en- Tnerr— ResolvEd, That our charter be draped gaged in the fish iudustry at Cocoa and for a period or thirty (39) days as a lias a thriving trade Herald Square will soon have two new token of respect to the memory of our be­ buildings, and expects to be a business loved depurted brother. Committee, center ere leng. At nighti.wlth rite two J. C. Brown, __ moving picture shows the/Herald Square is the most lively"center of town. ■'• W. H. P eters, Mr and Mrs Chas. Evans and family , , J. Ç., Bennet. will spend the fourth with home folks. Approved and aodpled this the 2nd duy Mr. Evans is engaged In the commission of July. A. D. 1911. business at Manatee and Bradentown. Rooms to let a t th e Bye-Lo R i— ’ ^George Fox. Jr. has returned home from For $2.50 per week for the season, good points in South Florida where he has been-ingaged In handling fruit and veg­ bath, also three good poomi suitable for etable. i light house keeping for $15 per month Mrs Gottlieb and her daughter Miss For season, from July 1st until Oct. 1st 4G-3p Nellie Gottlieb of Ocala h a v e bean the (Gas not included.) Pleasant guest of Mrs E. W. Peabody and family for several' days. In Circuit Court, 7th, Judicial Circuit Orange County, Florida Mr and Mrs H. E. Tolar and family, left on Monday for polats in North Caro­ Eugenia (!UIU|ln Divorce lina where they will spend a month. J. H. G U II k ln To MI. GUtlklai . Miss Bessie Schumpert hat returned It appear* from ilia affidavit of J. E. <Aleiander herein duly filed la which ha swear* that h( U from a pleasant vacation sp e n ra t LI thin Solicitor for the Coniiilalnsnt. that the address'of the defendnant is unknown; dial he verily believes Springs, Ga. the defendant is a resident of the Slat* of Florida Rev.-L W. Moore arid Rev. Brinkley but that tbe post office address Is entirely un­ known. That he has mad# driigent search to w paid the Herald office a visit this week. aaoertain the residence of the defendant apd'hss -----do ml Affiant further s*ya that They -have been attending a business been unablein topersoa in the stale o< .Florida lb* the Subpoena upon whom would bind the • meeting of the Orphans Home at EnterP rise.. ^ */ jy Big Jovial Charlie Hand Is In tbe city on business. He is one of tbe finest fellows In tbe country, makes friends j f wherever be goes and It la understood is In the field'for the democratic nomination for sheriff of Orange a t the next election. He will be a hard man to beat.—Reporter Star. . ■- i gMI i --- Wade. Tuner, Phone Forty, Orlando. 47-11 your old tires to Sanford Machine & tedroge Co. for vulcanizing. 48-tf A few more Mason Fruit J bts left al reasonable prices; nt W.w. Long's Grocery. 44-tf Tuning is an art: Wade is an artist. _________ 47-1T Comfort Cottage will open the first week in August. * -17-4t. 5 or 5 doses "660" will cure any Case of nnd Fever. Price 25a. 37-tf We m ake a sfkcclalty of fram ing pictures. Try us. Sanford Furniture 33-tf Trie nursing home at 8th and Elm Ave, is prepared to care for n limited number of surgical rases; Mrs. WrlgtltniUrse ln charge. -*-J 33-tf The piano will sound better than new after Wade gets in his artistic touches upou II Try.nim. 47-lt Eat chipped bcef whllc the weather is warm, cut in an American Slicing machine at j#.W . Long's Grocery. 44-tf J u s t rcclcvcd a new line o f Art squares, p rices rcasonubler* Sanford F urn itu re € o . ------- —------------3 3 -tf Coronation ceremonies trt th e'S ta r Theatre next Tuesday night, finest prodnotion ever se&n in this city. Place the titles’ to yOur real estate in the Realty Trust Company and avoid com­ plications. For purlfculurs address B. F Whitncr, Jr., Secretary. , 7-tf We nre equlpped-to'handle your repair work. Sanford Machine & Garage Co. 48tf. tn union th e re Is stre n g th . We have th e goods you need, and th e price you can do th e re st. Sanrord Furni­ tu re Co: 3 5 -tf Plano Tuning Next week Wade, the tuner, will work n Sanford. Orders sent in to the Bye Lo hotel will be nttonded. 47-lt. T H E . Laundry Bag says: J'Belicvc mefcv^Tm the wise one on the collar question. “I know why tome collars get 'saw' edges*. crack, break at the ends of the fold. "And 1 know why Corliss*Coon Collars don't — at least until they’re to old it’s no disgrace. “Their 'gutter scam* prevents 'saw' edges; their ‘ovcrcatt stitch’ prevents cracking; their cutaway interlining prevents breaking at the ends of the fold. ''Such collars are bound to hold tlie record for laundry trips— -and tlioyrdo/!’----- ;----- ,---------i_ *1 ■j » C o r lis s - C o o n 7 for 25* .FRANK Clothier and Men’s Furnisher SANFORD - - - > ' F L O R ID A NEW SEASIDE INN * — ’ i DAYTONA -*• All Loc&l A dvertisem ents Under This Heading. Onlf Cent n Word Each Isstiç Good Martj and Surry For Sale.—Fine driving and saddle-mare. 'Rock Hill nurry good as new. Whole outfit will be sold for $200 if sold at once. Addsess R. J. Holly care of Hernld; , For Sale— two Jersey cows und one cljjht months old heifer calf. M. H. iowler.'410 Magnolia , Avenue. 47-2pt. Wanted—Position by boy of HY.two years experience in Drug Store. Willing and capable, will take auy position. Ad­ dress Box 1242— $ ty . ^ . _4ZiU_i Ex-Merciiant wants—Position as sales­ men or Genorai manager in a grocery store. A Genenri-merchanls hours Whir the privileges of tuking part interest or whole in ficturcs. Address Ex-Merchant, cafe of the Herald. 47-Ixit For Sale—25 Buff Orpington Hens, good Injure. H. Stephenson; Box. 103-4 Sanford. Honda. , 46-2p or Sale—50 laying hens Brown Lcgn and K. I. Reds crossed. Enquire a. M.1Doans Geneva. Flo. 40-2tp Lost— Light gray capo iu the 'city StfT-urjay Evening. Kindly return to Herald Offllge. 48-2tp Automobile For Snle—For n quick,’ cash ers” 2i 20 Machine, aa|e, I vdlUidl my “Flnnlers” for lessi ini tTiati It cost me. The Machine'is os good us now. (made by thu E. M. F' Comoony.) Mrs E. C. Marks. For Keht—four ruum house coting^U month, inquire B. Peters IQ1U- Oait AVe. 4(1-2 p For Sale—AfiTomobUe ip good condition cheap t f sold al once. Inquire IL L. Duharl, 403 Sanford Avenue. , ’ 46-tp For Sale—four in-sh rcgifirerca jcrBey cows. Mrs. L. A. Moorman, Maitland Fla. 45-3tp For Sale at a Bargain—Ten acres cel­ ery land on Beardnll avenue nnd trolley line., 3Iki ji aacres cleared. All ten under fence. Land had crop on hist season und Is in—fine condition. Address R. care ■affn 45-41 Here! For Solo—60 Victor Laurel Steel Range. Used very little. G-8 inch lids, ot u bar­ gain. See at Miller's woreroom. 44-tf For Rent—I have a few first class , iiledjr farm's for. rent on shores. No money re­ quired. Also some for cash . rent/ Levi Binford owner, and dealer in Sanford truck farms. 44-tf. To Let—Rooms furnished and unfuriitshed, light housekeeping, UG French Ave, west Side, two minutes frpm depot \3-tf. For Rent—Celery farm and tract richest hammock land, near city box 473. Sanford Flu. 43-Gtp. For Sale—Splcnded -orange grove Might, exchange for Sun ford celery land of some value. Address "Owner” Box 151 JeLand, Fla. J* 43-B-p For Kent—Two unfurnished rooms over Woodruffs shoe store. Mrs. R. L. Jones. For Rent—7 Room house, batii and all nipnivements, 206 Laurel Ave. J. H. ’erguson. 39-lfc For Sale at a Bargain—Ten acres on Beardall avenue, 1 dt»e to station. Five acrm).tiled, .lamied two years. Inquire V 39itfc defendant, and that the defendant la over twenty- leruld. nue years of age For Rent—5-ucr|j fnrm. 2>k acres of fine You are therefore ordered to appear (o' thU but oni Monday the fourth day of September. A. D. summer garden coming on; 20 bearing 111. the same being. a rule __, day _ of thi* Court 1011 ,,n r______ orange trees, 50 peacli trees, alsrf very K is further orderal that this not be published urge bearing-pear tree, .modern 5-room . a news­ for eight weak* In the Sanford cottage, front pnd back porches, faces paper published in Orange County, Florida. fitness my hand and officisi seal this the 6th south Golden Lrlic. 3,miles south east of Sanfofd; 16 minutes walk to street rallda" of July A. D . 1011. " ‘ i Ipilroud. Fine drinking also Ovekda It M. RcaajcsoN fishing and swifmr «ark CircuitI Court j. C. AUxeoder Sûlklior i " SITLATEQ DIRECTLY ON OCEAN BEACH ^Special Summer Rates In Effect June l i t *» * . i % j SPECIAL RATES GIVEN ^TO AUTO PARTIES Proprietor C. M. WILSON, J fkVWWWW VACATIO N DAYS „ ** . • * * - Suggest the need of suitable shoes for what­ ever trip, you are planning. Wo are ready to supply your needs and wants along this line, with a complete stock of stylish and up-to-dat6 Footwear for any occasion, for man, woman or phild. f * IpMR *Vfilfj*., \ BEACH, FLORIDA -— O n y x H o s ie r y gy’£ _ _ l DUCKW ORTH FEET FITTER - 3» Sanford re~- r londu X Spencer s Bakery Öui^iMotto: Cleanliness * . O nly exclusive baker in the city. * ** '1 » t l - AH mixing done with latest improved Sani­ tary machinery. * V V S p e n c e r ’ s B r e a d h a n d le d b y all f i r s t c la s s g r o c e r s . jl . , r| *• . Wc Make Everything Known to the Trade PH O N E 108. . . •» NO. I l l PARK .AV EN UE. Branch Store Roberts Grocery, next Pottoffice '"k II ■m . r‘' - % �move m cn tofhom cfleckersfrom thcC cntral & Western States to the South­ eastern States known. On the reg’'ular excursion dates this past winter c* the trains coming to Florida have been crowded with thiB class of pas­ sengers like that of the olcl time movement to the West. A ll Rail­ roads entering Florida report great movement of homeseekers and land Tftispring movement is just start­ ing. 'People are, , m ore. them ever before, realizing tKc great opportunities for good cheap lands to be found in Florida, and next fall and winter will certainly sec a greatly augmented movement of people Floridaward. We entertained more people in Sanford than ever before in our his­ tory and are entertaining large num ­ bers this'tipring. Even the spring and Bumnler is a good time to see see it in summer than in winter, to rid yourself of that bugaboo that be­ cause Florida is in the south it is hot, forgetting that the location of Florida, between ocean and gulf, is -responsible for a superb summer climate. It is almost a year sincp we plac­ ed Volusia Farms on the market. During, that time wc Kilve sold many farms, both for full cash and for easy monthly payments.'' The year has seen-the price advance from the starting price of $25 an acre to $30 and from $30 to $40, at which price it remains until further notice. number of farm s^o-sell at^ach-ad-vance. When that number is reach*, ed, the price is again advanced. Just as soon as the allotted number of farms.is sold at $40 the price will ThiB is why wc say if you /njend to buy at Volusia Farms, buy NOW. Certain it is you’Wnever buy cheap­ er; certain it is that if yo^postponc until some dap, you it nc.giaa to pay a price per acre based on ihe pro­ ductive capacity of the soil. There is no m an who comes to Florida properly ¿quipped in health and with enough money to tide him ji ___ *_ j müi' over the “settling" period, who •is willing to do the work of a MAN who cannot find profitable employ- People» Bank Building ment and the avenue opened'to jn d e p e n d e n c e .A erÿ of distressjis rare. The question of existence al­ most solves itself. With increased wcalthund diversified-interests we have made sure and rapid strides; our people are alive to good roads, the development of our St. Johns river and are comprehending as nev­ er before their own strength and the great riches which lie hidden in pur wonderthU^ fertile soil. If uue could travel this section who was familiar with conditions even five years ago, he would'be amared at the changes which even this brief span of time has wrought. The elected land, the cultivated' acres, the graves, the pastures'i the busy streets in modern towns and cities every few miles, would tell, ttbove the power of words, the mar­ velous recuperative power of our people and of.^the golden future wlych spreads before the vision, i In the mighty agricultural awakening there is not a nofc of dissonance. J S o wc say again, if you intend to buy a i Volusia FarmB/yiJUY NOW "M—O— W. Take advantage of the present conditions jind bf the ruling *• ~J ^ " 1r * price. Volusia Farms is a genuinely -G O O D buy for any man who ulti­ mately intends to live in Florida. Various tracts of the land are suited for various pursuits—Orange and Grapefruit culture, early vegetable growing, pecan culture, stock rais­ ing, and if for pleasure only, there's several unsold tracts abutting on beautiful lake shores where a winter Good wells of water can be obtained at iptha varying from a few feet to one hundred fret and the water in these wells J rises so near the surfuce that it can be \ easily pumped out by hand for all onIP nary purposes, while with tfie aid of a small engine, any farm can be irriga t­ ed and the fa rm e r entirely Indcpcn dent of rainfall. — Volusia -Forms are easily within 50 hours of the, great markets of the feast. Compare with California, three weeks from her prindpanriarket places. Let us make another comparison. Hie waters of Jhe Grand river, Colorado, were, diverted tb irrigate ^.OQOlTores'ordesert land. A few years ago all of the land was a drug on the market at $10 an acre, / sagebrush and cacti furnishidg the only break in its desert undesirableness. When i the water project was completed;* but • before actually one 'drop of water had been turned upon tho desert, prices jumped to $200 and .$300 ari acre. It Is unbclleveoble, almost, to think ‘ that people "would prefer $300 an' acre land ^out -In the sun-baked, sizzling desert to $40 an acre land in the en-> chanting, comfortable, pleasurable,, life"' worth-living'Florida. .. __ -m • .r! r <¿7 t-*'■* '7r''-Tt ; T ? Land In the west Is priced much closer to Its productive capabilities than has hltperfo been the rule ; with Florida lands\ but that time is coming even for Floriuo. ’ . \ Volusia Farms ore today wortli much more than we are asking you, and thero\ is no saying how long you will have an opportunity of buying at present prices* We are ruled entirely by supply and demand. i Thuae lands are located right in the favored fruit.and vegetable belt of south* em Volusia County, Florida, about 125 miles south of Jacksonville, and between the S t Johns river and and the Atlantic ocean, being about sixteen mile» from the latter, not very far, you see, from the In­ dian' river, where the finest oranges and grapefruit in the world are grown. Twenty miles to the north is DeLand,'sometimes known as the Athens of Florida. It is here that the' famous Stet­ son University is located. The entire tract has a gentle slope from the north to the south'. Our land touch­ es the river Immediately south of ' the Kalamazoo depot This natural slope furnishes thanecessary drainage on which health odd wealth depend.. 1 So we say again, If you idtemf to at Vetesle -Farme; b u y.n ow - Send in your reservation and Lf. wILIiiii sixty days you make personal inspection of the tract we'reserve for you/and 'find we have misrepresented anything—your money bock. Don't forget that we would rather you oome here yourself and bought, as we huve hever advocated the buying of land sight unseen. First of all write for our booklet "Resources of Volusia .Farms", No man living in iother sections of the country can afford not to know about Volusia FamiB. Its development means the en­ richment of the State and every man and woman is necessarily- interested in knowing of the progress and prosperity of evey portion of our country. Writ« fot our booklet, "Keaourc** of VoluaU Faim» �TME SANFORD HERALD Alt Creditors o f th f Town o f i i ; Ooldstjofo. Flo. ' • *'. FROM SANfORD TO DERBY , D eforest W rites’About Long Automobile Journey occurred - té me that there may some motor -enthusiasts' ................ that : -might -v ,uro to maVc the trip n m h In: ond that a won! about th j. loads ht not be out of place. AlToutline of several days' run shows pretty clearly Notice* n hereby ¿Wen to sfl creditors of the Town »f Co)J»boro. Florid», that at the» last m m kin or the LeSlsI attire the municipal corporation of the Town of <k>lil«t»m. Fin i Ida, we* abolished, and In ‘raid Act It W»» provided that the Utv should tuAwne all lawful Indrhirdnrstd:urn mi uwtx, by Ibe, Town of Goldsboro am hereby required to present and flic wllh the Cltv Clerk of S rldfc within ninety day* from date, du dWSlrmtt find unpaid, *uch nreount nr ar« now due them by the Town of Got ridn, which account* when approved I of Snnfjrd will be duly paid. :90 p. m., over Imperial W, S. Baunrot. Sec’y. Meet* a» Theatre Seminóla Chapter No. 2, Order Eastern Star lleatt every second and foarth Friday ti*month. Every one who ha* »een hi* Star In theI East ara cordially Invited to vialt the chapter. Rowm. Sec'y SHIPPERS OF . I*. O. E.. Celery City Aerie 1833Meetinf* first and third 1W*d*y* Ip every month. Hall fit welborna Block; third Soot. Phoenix Ledge No. 5. K. of P. / NOTICE TO CREDITORS Court of the County Jutfg*. State I of Florida d Estate dt vin V Buck all Creditor*. O. Orense County atee*. Distributee* and all Inims or Demand* against said , You. and each of you, are hereby notified aril required to present any claim* and demands which xi. or either Wf you. m a r have against the estate iT lie lv ih '7 . Buck, dtceasod, ’ late of Orange County. Florida, to the underitgfbd Fred M. Buck, of «eld estate, within two year* from the dale hereof. ' Dated Sanford, Fla., June 29. A. D. 1911. FRED M. BUCK. ANDREW JOHNSON, • Attorney for Administrator 40-flt Pcrsbns-kayl Roanoke to Slantoh via Nat tfil Bridge and Lexington, 02 miles. Stanton, to Allentown, P a , vid WlnHogerstown. Chiimbersburg. To Au. WhomTua Mxr Coxcow ehester. Florida Fruits Meet* »ecnnd and Wurth Monday*. Vtililnj -»Uhu alwoy* welcome. P. E. Hutch In »on. G. 0 flT* 8 - Frank. K. H. artd S. Sanford Lodge. No 62. F. S. A. M. L. Taylor. Master; H. E. Tolar. Serre Communication every first and third Thun lay* at 7:30 P- m. Visiting brothers welcome. era of America General Insurance Agents SanfonI Local Union No. 1751, U. B. of C. and 1. f A. meets every Thursday algbt at 7 o'clock In le Eagles' Hall. W. A. Kumohr. preildent; T. L. SANFORD, FLORIDA !U W H W V W W V W t W t t» DENTIST Onice: Yo well Building Miller as administrator of the tate of George origer deceased, ha* filed his t **------------ t* itr the land of the adml SANFORD. FLORIDA NORTH Allentown U) Ridgefield. Ct. trator nm DRrR;-M-MASON jehem, Delaware. WAter Gnp. Pon JervtlL #|y, Florida, to-wlt: « ■Wrack anfl TorrytoWn, 206 tnllas. « o f S W. H a fN .E . tnrtnflTp"twenty (20) Soull Total 1827 miles In nine days, __ ___________ .31), East Containing five n Wclborn Block Phone 10 ‘ prom the mileage Salisbury to Roanoke marc or less. are therefore to d ie you to appear be Va 'I t uppears Utat we met with good theThese court on the 14lh day of August, A D Sanford, Florida fije objection». If any you hove, to (ha toads but they were faf from It. That and Ing of this prillimi, otherwise the same wULhe we’rolled up as good a mileage was due granted ns prayed. W. É. HOUSHOLDER , Witness my hand a* County Judge of said Court DR. to ¿he fact that we made such a long doy and the seal of said Court, the 2Hui day of June, Wm. MARTIN. 40-81 of It starting, at 4:30 a. m. and reaching A. D. 1011. DENTIST -------Roanoke a t 10 p. m. Phons 41 Any touring .motorist knows of New In th e Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Room* 23, 24 and 29, Pico Bldg. Circuit, Orange County, Florida Jersey state _lawfc.' New Jersey may be avoided and Id oiy case at a saving of 3 for a license by following my route E. E. Adoni», Frank Adam* Bill to Enforce Lien > R . E . C . K E M P and Alex V nugha.Trutteefor through Delaware, Water Gap, Port Jervlj} far E. E. Adam* OSTEOPATHIC ' To Fi link Adam». 220 Front S t . New York. N. Y. and crossing the Hudson river at, Nyack, It appear* from (he affidavit of Gen. A. D etours, • P H Y ■ I OI AH via ferry, thence down the east shorn of solicitor and of counsel for complainant herein duly Office & Residence S10 Magnolia Ave filed. In which he says that In the above entitled Hudson to New York. This route is lees cause Frm LA dsm s. one of the defendants In the Ollice Hours: 0 to 12; 3 to 0 above cause, itTrrrot resident of the state of FlatIda. and that he la a resident of tlic city of New . Other hours by appointment York. —You arc hereby so.__ rrwl___ 10 appear r r ___to th __a lb ill of _ an ford — ~~ i - i - . . — -F lo rid * comiilalnt Bled In this car*— — nMr...a tiled in cause, ofi or before o n drc a y•/ August D.-----Illll, the day of ■ : -- -7,. A.— -—- some -—■ — being - —a rule -- ---. IMS court. It Is further ordered th a t this notice be published fur four successive weeks in the Sanford Herald, o newspaper published In the stitte of Florida. W itntss, il. M. Robinson, clerk of the circuit court, ()rango county,' Florid*, snd-the seal Ihfreiib on this fl»th day of June, A U. IBM VkLgT Isebl) B. M. ROBINSON. C le T ® Geo. A. DeCottes, Solldlor and of Counsel forOom p! ai nan I. 43-4l * ALL MY Pir,1f*llES GONE Girt Tells Hew a Blotchy 8k|n Was Cleansetl By a Simple Wash. *‘I was ashamed of my face," writes Miss Minnie Pickard of Altamahaw, N. C. "It was all full oL pimples and scars, but aftar using D, D. D. Prejy r li'U s M L J ^ M íA h a V nqw^th are la It la a very aerioua matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong onâ given you. Por this reason we urge you In buying to be careful to get the genuine— H i '* TM T H EDFORDS ED FORD'S BLAck -D raugHT Liver Medicine ELECTRIC LIGHTED PJJLLMAN DINING AND SLEEPINÖ CARS For Information, Rates and Reservations see near­ est Atlantic Coast Line Ajieni or write \ ------A. W; FR1T0T, D. P^Agen%== 138 West Bay St. ANDEW JOHNSON ' SOLD IN TOWN » Fa JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA a t t o r n Ey - a t - l a w Practices In State nndlFedernl Courts Building. I’ll one 24 8 L IV E R Y . F E E D ATTORNEY »-and COUNSELLOR at LAW — V* P Practice in State and Federal Couru Garner-Woodruff Bldg Sanford Fla, H a r n e s s a n d W a g o n s * ATTÛRNEY-AND COUNSELLOR : AT-LAW' Late S tate Attorney. Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida . . Residences. Satifurd and Sylvan la k e L. G. STRINGFELLOW JUSTICE OF THE PJ2ACE NOTARy PUBLIC D lack am lth ln g an d H o ra e a h o e ln g HEAVY HAULING AND ^CONTRACTING * Shoe - Repairing By Machinery , ■ 1• __^ • j Q u ic k e r , N e a te r an I ,'J|» k ‘. . "f ‘ and H o r s e s a n d M u lo s B o u g h t a n d E x c h a n g e d THOMAS EMMET WILSON > The reputation of this old, relia­ ble medicine, for constipation. In­ digestion and liver Rouble, la firm­ ly established. It does not Imitate other medicines. It la better than othera, or It would not be tbe'favorite fiver powder, with a ' larger sale than all othera combined. EAST SOUTH GEO. A. D eCOTTES Notice of D issolution o f P artn ersh ip Noticed« hereby given that the partedihlp firm of Nyttian 8t Henderson has been dissolved and terminated, and 1 will pot be responsible for 'a n y further accounts contracted In the name of Nyman &. Henderson. ' 44-4p Runorni F. Ntman _> M M S U H *** * * * * m * * M %*»*»H W *l * * ** , ‘ Just Try Me and See Samc Man but New Location No. 113 W. firs t Street, Next Door to W oodruff’s Store Ollice In City HoIL ADE, THE TUNER, SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE NO. 40 thrss years ago." ^ D. D. P .has become ao famous as a cure and Instant relief in ICctsma and all other^perioua skin diesano«, je w e Ler . ! that Ita Vftlut tliaom ottm sa overlooked In clearing up rash, pimples, black­ MY SPECIALTIES heads, and all other minor forma of 4 i ftslmEWHÌbC . t. mmm.mumimr ' i Pickard's Hand-Painted China Gorham'« Starling "Sliver ■o penetrating that It strikes to the Rogers’ Plated Ware vary root of Ecxsma o r any other aerl' Elgin and Waltham Watches eus trouble, the aootblngOII of Wintergreen, Thymol and other Ingredients are ao carefully compounded there U no wash for the a k ln 'n ia d a-th at <nn ALL GOODS GUARANTEED compare with thla great household remedy for 4ver7 kind of ckln trouble. . D. D. D. Is pleasant to use, perfectly harmless to the moat delicate . akin, and abaolutely reliable. A,:ift-«Rnt bottle will give you positive preef of tbe wonderful effeettveneu great' remedy. " v‘‘ ■ y M cLaulin ORLANDO, FL O R ID A W ade W ill Pay P hon e Toll on All G en u in e O rdere IE R R IE Drink a Bottle of ENGLAND la tiie title ^ T a " b u o h tin S o c u iF T ifim, cOHtuininji th e underlying principles mid th e m o st inij>ortn n t objections. F o r sale a t ’ 211 First Street. G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Price 10c Mauufucturcd witlLpure distilled water—tlicy wllj itrevont’illness, old digestion and give you health The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanf&rd, Fla SCduRC m R S T N A TIO N A L BANK (’ > / ' ‘ O F SANFORD. FLA . L R. PHILIPS P. F O R S T E R , Ceehler Only National Bank/ln Orange County Funds Protcottod by Burglary Ihpuranco MUSIC L E S S O N S S a fe ty D ep osit B o x u for R ant ORGANIZED 1 8 8 7 At Studio M usic Room, Pico Block • • .r . * "by teacher whose advantages have been very superior under the best na­ tive talent, also German master of In­ ternational fame graduate of Conserva­ tory of Uepatc and Heldburgbausen. Latest and best methods In piano and niandfiin theory and harmony Sight Reading a Special T cature. -:Students carefully graded; special attention to correct work with begin­ ners as well as advanced pupils; good Mono, limited number of. 12* only. By lire. A. U. Crippen, J r , who has decided to resume her musical work again. • Address Box 1127 D. P. W H IT N I R , Asst. Cashier O u r r E a s y ^ a y m c n t P la n S u m m e r o r W in t e r seems to* lulFjjrtcetybody. because wc eirsVe 'you to It's popular \ we can supply your wonts in me the ' Gpt \A Home I q Automobile line. If you want to De the landlord's s£gye no longer. ISlriks reijt out for freedom. We will help you if you A M otor For Any Purpose ., s- Will let us. Uur-7- ^ / . - . . Homes at Ma>kham Park; w trm e- ftt—your servItse^witH the are Just the tiling for you. Take>*your very best cars. We never sleep. wife to look a t them. ' She will he de­ I you ore in trouble coll us any lighted with the'prospects of owning one o f them. , Santord Machine & C»r«je Compiny ,* N. H,, G A R N ER S a n f o r d , F lo r id a GENERAL FIRE INSURANCE A G EN T �THE SANrOKD «ERALO . ,i i -----: Burden got a fast one on r finger In that It needed. In other words, If the the first but ttruck It o u t Garah a t o x>ys deliver the good* In good bell Kissimmee will produce the money.—Kis­ pebble. simmee J o u .n l. Some crowd for a rainy afternoon. . "■ ■” ™" " JLi ... Items of Interest Concerning . Bowen caught a nice game, substituting New Roll G r o u n d s at Orlando . •Society People. for Burden In the second.' Didn’t see On account of the great Interest^ being anybody running wild on bases. token In bate ball this season, a new Funk wss back on the Job. In the af­ diamond hat been decided upon' and p o i n t s P u r e l y p e r s o n « work will be begun Immediately, when ternoon. Kicked In his hit os usuaL Two Ghmes on th e ro u rth ‘ Frank Pound* robbed Bridget of a finished giving all room necessary and Sanford and Orlando c in draw a crowd single lirtk e first Inning 0/ the second Orlando one of the finest ball perks In Itow Celery City Vanity r a l r While ' Away th è Golden H ours— a t any time and any place and Iasi games, lie's a burglar. the country, The diamond will be made Social Gossip. Tuesday proved no exception to the' rule. n front of tho grand stand a t tha Orange A t both the morning and afternoon * Bagwell pitched a tWell ‘ gaum.. Let County Fair Grounds, the Judges’ stand games a large crowd was ^ a tte n d a n c e Orlando down with 6 hlti and no two In and inner fence being removed temporari| and the ball association of B&nford and one inning. y, or during the base ball season, while Bases on falls were scarce yeftterday. Orlando are correspondingly happy. The n wire screen will be placed on the big '■ * battery fn^Oslando In the morning was free list entirely suspended. grand stand, giving plenty of room for If you will compare our Uundry We only won one but w e re tb e best all who care to ; occupy that point of Vaiden and Beardsll, and In the afternoon John Windham and BeardalL team a t all stageo. work with that of others, you will find vantage. The horde plate will be made directly In front o fu h e centre of the that there are many points of merit In grand stand, about- where , the judges our favor. From the initial dip ¡Q 1 his. twists and batted And It came to pass that the Orlando stand now la, facing directly across the water to the final, touch of tha iron, him Treely, Vut »ilia not gel by with the tin s returning from ths last game on the 'race tr a c t thereby giving a abundance nothing is permitted u» touch the runs, serventi b oehead plays preventing Fourth, in the dumps, and money lost did of room, no mailer how large-the^erowds. ¿¿jlelOUI* punch was serv ed -w as itery-ifer Sanford, was ,¿11 up ti,0 manager of the Orlando .ream Those occupying the stand can then see decorated with pink flowers ' and green clothes except the purest' soap Vnd scores. The bi Wallace and Di ¿Ion In the morning and on the carpet and told him distinctly and every.boll pitched, watch the curves and foliage. Mrs. W. H. Williams (resided at finest starch. Favor us with tn orBaguewell and |«wen In the afternoon. In fourteen different kinds of language the batter, and enjoy splendid seats out the ppnch bowL The guests were enter­ dert we will do our utmost to retain Burden had his. finger split in the morn- that some nawBUyera would.have to be of the rays of the evening sun. A nice tained with two very unique contests. your custom. If it is good work sad Ing giB o and Id wen caught the game ,idd*d~ortheyjwoqid refuse - to bet—«ny breeze i r blowing through* the big stand The first was on a porch, where a web o f acquitting him elf In creditable style. more money d ^jW snda So the manager almost all the time and those who have pink and green thread* were woven. •At he went to the vlekera «added to add a few more players and braved and heat, sun and dust. In the the end of each was n fortune fj^ tb e ono NO SAW EDGES ON COLLARS byw a a__ scoro of 3 lo 2 and several thrills, get ßenford's goat and he did. Vbo untangled the web. Th* fortunes igMMM gams yms Sanford's by Our" team was badly crip plod with and was not punctuated Burden out'of the game, Biddy Gore and it playing. Baguewell Baguewell out of condition and teveral PHONE 30—The S o n W ater Plant pitched a good game and Wallace was other players off their feed so the goat also there with the goods. Wallace was not difficult to get—In fact the Or­ knocked a home run In thé afternoon, lando contingent found the animal brows­ Thanks rro m Circle • knocking the hall under the fence and ing-near the gate and captured him fie­ Editor Sanford Herald—Please allow Clyde Pounds made one by knocking the ___ ____________ ------------ 5--------------r * “ Sanford Fielders thanks extended through the columns of ball over j fence—all -on little Johny the Herald ’to the young ladles and Wlndbdff. gentlemen for so Urge an attendance at There w ss nojL.inucb betting on thè M Tt * A the danoe given on July 4th by the ladies JMAM«<W«7 \ games as Orlando had but little oonfl-J RAINED AMD of the Woodman Circle. derice In their team being crippled In IS P W L «0 T U B Committee Celery Cite Circle. No, 60 several places. A general feeling of good Û A M l l l f— '‘ Sanford, Fla. nature prevailed and the crowd was in • . . ■ good huaior throughout the morning and Buy Henry CUy flour of W. W. Long afternoon gam es A gentle rain conand get the best on ekrth. 44-tf One mitt two hone wagons with celery flared side bodies’at Underwood’s I7-tf Metlinger, Beth Mc«lnger, Sadie yfllllams tha- players Sw ellest line of Go-Carts In th e city. Mable Bowler, Flossie Frank, Rena Brown, MORNING GAME Sanford Fum ltun» Co. 3S -tf Elizabeth McLaughlin. Mary ADcS Martin, iRD ” AB R • k Louise Sheperd. Messrs Frank Milleer, Gas engine repairs Sanford Machine W. J. Tbigpeq. J. D. Roberts A. J. Thig­ A G arageO o.— ------ ----------- — 48-tf“ pen, Nixon Butt, James Williams Brown, —At Long's grocery yolf get best grade W .A. Leffler, Braxton Perkins Raymond Elgin butter on-Ice. Key. Tracey McCuller and . L P. Me0 0 6 doses *^06" will cure Culler. of ChlUs and Fever. Price. 25c. Mrs. fox fitter tat ns New tire s pM o n old Oo-Gsrts a t Mrs George Fox J^.. entertained beau ta Sanford FurAUure Co. 3S -tf Autoes and carriage painting at Un* tifully a t cards last Thursday morning at ORLANDO They Cam* «o Thick .11%. Thought It der wood's First class work. 31-tf home on Magnolia Avo In honor of her -• Was Storming. sister Mist Mary Alice Martin of Miami. /<mo records a / /A All kinds of repair work. Sanford Mo A dainty color scheme of pink and white 48-tf was effectively carried out In the decora­ fore they started the game, also all tha chine A Garage Go. loose change they could cover. McMul­ Why n o U ét us s to r e your furniture tions and refreshments The parlor len, one of the new "hopes“ ' did the while you ori aw ay fo r th e sum m er mantel'was bVnked with pink and white Thpy fit any machine, fling^g f « Orlando and while ho was end save house refit. S anford Furni­ oleanders and the room was ibade very a n d outwear any other rcnot quite os good as Nap Rucker, our tu re Co. * 3 5 -tf pretty with ferns and pink geraniums corda in tho world. D ouble boys could not get any bases and played Plqk and while mints were on the 'card Yttluc ior>ypur[m6neyl Closing Out Stook • — tables and score were kept on thu daint­ C all In I Get a catafogl The entire stock of groceries at my iest of tally cards ornamented with AFTERNOON GAME Sanford but oaf account of catcher Beck Hammock store wtlj be sold a t cost. pictures of lovely girls There were four SANFORD M A X W E L L ’S Bowen’s Inability to grasp Biddy’s curves. This is the time to gel your grocer! 1 tables of players who thoroughly eqjoyed Bridges, 2b 1 0 4 F i r s t 8 tre o t. Baguewell was put In add put up a good cheah. the game of five hundred. Highest score Pouoda, sa.. " Fred Turner Wallace, lb exhibition until hU wing bothered him was made by Miss Irene Brady to whom 42-tf J Beck ‘Hammock again-and he*wq» replaced by Ralph wA awarded the first prize, a pair of Stevens. The Orlando team started so white silk hose. On a cut, the consolation much fireworks with Ralph that he was prize, which was a pair of pink s*lk hose replaced by Funk who smiled a few off was won by Miss Martha Fox. The honor the plate and the band played on to the guest was presented with black silk hose. tune of 8 to S in favor of Orlando. After the game was over the tables were W here Devout of the Celery spread with linen >covers and an ice Better luck today! City W orship Sunday. ' course was served. The following were ORLANDO Kltslrames Will HavsTsam Limerick, rf...... ..............3 0 0 1 0 0 invited:—Misses Madge Ward, Helen St John,' Charlotte Keelor, MabeL Uuujfy -4 4 4 -« -» ALL^BLiBCH FVLMS r lusrtTV'r mini? iff- irTTTn^; ’null «'• j ; Windham, p ..................... 2 0 0 2 7 0 get Into the national game. Each year an effort, has. been made to Mell Whitner, Alice Wbitner, Belle Srpith, Pounds. 2 b , . . >. - . 4 0 2 7 2 0 Riggins,— — . w — .8 0 0* k. 1 3 get together the baseball ,talent of our o r In te re st to Those Religiously In Linda Leffler, Peachea Leffler, Emma Beardsll, c .— . X ..........4 0 0 4 2 0 cllned—Subjects o f Discourses ' Pearce. Annie Higgins, Mabel Hand, Bennet. c f .— . ! — -----3 0 1 2 0 0 Sadie Williams, Beth Mettlnger, Ruth for th e 8abboth.’ 8tlles, l b . t . .................. 3 0 1 7 1 0 » •Carson-.— ...................1 0 0 0 ^0 TYm P w m ai ih* O wrI m la «Na CU; an Eu m I] Metlinger, Martha Foy, Carrie Lovell. May Doyle,' Vesta . Weeks, Margaret mW d a n k 29 ~2 ~3 24 13 ~5 Roberta, Bessie' Long, Gail Moore, Gelsie 1*7 altataaaa •Carson batted for Riggins in the 9th. Butt. Louisa Sheperd, Bessie Scbumpert, A t The : Ruth Abbott. Elizabeth McLaughlin, SuUla . j 11 “ plenioiid Dust** Lou Peabody, Mary Ensmlngef end'Carrie Billie Beprdsdall started aU the trouble Ensminger. ' ' in the first game with his clrcut wallop. Sanford We had our golden opportunity to oewThe delightful danca given In the city hall by the Woodmen Circle op the even­ Ju st IdNbed It off. y ing ni th« r r z z f ¿ M iia i success r i u u u d y , dui/ -■ The Fourth dljln*t get Glorious until the ( in every way, and quite a nice sum was afternoon. ’ ... ( realized for the order. Withering ton and W ill RETURN IN EtfUR WEEKS Did you notice Lee s catch In the opener. t Mahoney, Sanford’s popular musicians It was'Just highway -robbery^ 1 furnished excellent music and a <large Sunday Lawler’s In the second game was an- 1 crowd of young people thoroughly en­ I; Sabbat a. Supe other and made It all even. t joyed the informal dance. A committee S T A F F OF • p. m.. whllace and Pounds got strong In the, > Tha present grandstand will be repaired of ladles from the circle had the affair in second aesziun. Each chipped in a home 1 charge and deserve credit for the success FrsaOvtartaa t run and Wallace singled for good meat- c Rar. J. F. IfrKlatían, paator; momios acrvtoa, of the entertainment. On the receiving I arsala* aaevtoa. 7:S0: Sabba th achoJ. »:4S a. committee were Mrs. J. D. Parker. Mrs. 1RS knur* Street ____j u M aarryclsulla. BapLl jrayaa uaatins WadJ. M. Gillon and Mrs. O. B. Singletary, bettor ball. Mr. C. P. Lyles has b e e i and at the punch bowl, Mrs. Fountain J a c k s o n v i l l e . - Flo rid a rick wnat can we expect when he’s well? chosen Captain of the team. He fully C athrils The Sanford Infield put over two light­ understands the game and ha# the con­ . Catholic Church. Osk avenua between 8th and presided. tub atreeia. Rev. father Breenahaa In charsa. ing double plays. Oha In each game. Its fidence of his men and tha selection Trill Maas srarr l saday at lO .a. m. Kcearr, sermon A strictly high-dsis scientific aaa MMdlciion every Sunday at 7:30 p, m. Sim hard to beat that kind of Base Ball. Members of the Welaka club are re­ ment of all Chronic, Nervoui, Bloooi no doubt prove to be a good one. day achuol a l i a s Onnleaalooi beard Saturday Oral BiuMsref the moiitb between 4 aad ft minded that the regular business moe^ Skin, jsenito-Urinsry and Female U«*Frank Pounds and Windhant were the The Journal hopes that under the new hafora p. m. and 7 aad 8 p. tn. ttrat Sunday of month log postponed from Tuesday, the Fourth eases, Cancer. Consumption, ^ ‘>eu**5 maaa at 7:30 a. m. aad 10 a. m • ----------- w fielding stars of the visitors In .the second. arrangement Kissimmee will have a ball will be held Tuesday July the- eleventh. tism, and all morbid cpnditjoo^ They divided up 9 put outs and 9 assist team of which our people may be proud. The president requests a full attendance Heart, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys. Bladder and we feel certain that with such a and Pelvic Organ», and all “His limps” /was rather peevl the Eye. . •will receive all the financial support (im—, guess his eyes bothered him. COLUMBIA Double-Disc t Robbins Nest “tJm fed Specialists �� 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, July 07, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 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>, July 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/e81e4ad8cdc44274a7cb21d0d7cee76f.pdf b74d4c0ae801872ef731ac4be1e5fa16 PDF Text Text /;V S A N F Ü R D — (,//c Xiimber_48 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY Vol ume III ALL AROUND—FLORIDA ihe General News of “The Laird of Flowers. . CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS l/w l| / H— t /-> L — 1\ ’ -' 'IV U S- <& . Hr«*-*»; end the totetT n èàio tem lrÿ i'fp retty well Ailed in. In faet. It look« ns though the refutation of the FloAtfn early ¿potato ' rosy soon riv a l' th at of the Florida or­ ange. ’’Eiiljtoen persons were poisoned here stA ar^b at the Fourth of July celebration .and picnic which was given .in the city. All of those effected are suppose«! to have eaten ICO cream which Was aftcrwards discovered to contain ptomaine. A SIOOJMM) canning 'facto ry is the latest manufacturing industry propos«*! fi* Jacksonville, and the prospects for the erection o f such n plant In the near future seem very bright. " ~Honda-~hr general- tfÿd^tin lnrsvilhr-tn particular have a right. 10 feel, (kroud of their representative at the- confer cutf- of •Mate sppervlaor<u/'cum l rtçlHvjls fovlH' South, re cen tif-h e iîl^ t Morgnnjown. W. Va , In that Prof. Lynch, Whoi f f lh e state ■inspeetdr for Florida, was honOlia by ¿'Ida, eloçtiotPaia^rdjulnna n o f p ï rmjn- .Iraphttant committed j d thar^body. the o t w ft -x **** °* (V p Ç .C o lY t* C „ •• • -JoHaryeM - *• -'Tbr a. aì (timbers ijuftityt,; widely,known, e â o ü u ç tsh t ,ihc' couuiry. ~ Éhpeddlfy^ waa- 'Diis «f.-VerAfc pHinent to,the y«unA Floridian, ’^Jnce'.fie way tho-nftst^>oii|hftllpit.tho l î â t ^ •' Not In recent .year* Jnft the uuSUo valuation* In .lStm au county ahoWiuiip A well a* h t prtwpnC. a!i no time lirfije history of üie .coutilp .liai- prupciiy uani erAlly been* n u n g j ^ a b j o than ■property'of all tfie ' was never more phmoti t - of progress, intproveitfeht'àtîn*tkpaqkpq v “ih aliTüiûn of ; every • The Ocilp S ta r slf,Jh in iB d ^y tf^* * rtH ^ v**p*alitiwtfhnrf deflSttcly in f ^ in f l ¿the n j,\ i<s W ijiie^yuVini . fvtrd»'slirv-aof;t>i«d^i( r - Wt<*,af.Ov<>-p*t>« ' 4R,n t Û W -* iB ttófntìA i ? *7* r he M it ' fro m '-P ^ tk a ; Mie.* This exteV.iiori:" MV* lh e « t» t|fâ j M T ' contemplated forrsome 'time,'hut. 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D t tW oiAt' of cqoaU'nt and unerring pubUcity ihe" * r d à p t _countrym an .lui* Iruiued C obetbm o.lM iy^of gold Ulek#> Everybody tja ’çnirtli ha» tftkrn wahUhg end h«V learned'to d o -b w tff, eri*n>tlnj|| £ ^ i£ U d * è t of Opinion Trjfëp .¿ween ìou Ühd ' ¿ Î s S l K N J HE Û «t.W > S) «Alng t h e hlghejii rat* . reals .tllM K rclw a^i Sanford, lieve ia bffhdflfiod wifU-A bulk head,*iuG- wft O d.’ltlf oMUtnncx} *and J wilf] (boa ^»*>>• *r*^ ■• Ä A ’, /r • ^v .• > V çhflfiâiaj- a n y . M^nd. *Ko »a.-thc*..bfvo,fu*rfcç d i jfc k l* . . •» ’ uuo'baVavi ^ é h f ? a r j $ H J hà^èyôrV been ÿ ^ â f/H iü y my~dm?r '>Kan ¿Wy fld ffiln y , çhapafm ioTjÔfeyç. gfrWnb'U;-/. ; In. qijr ûùtjr w w gauw ju « *• > TW A d t« W Ϋ m lr ; doJhg. •U****« c a n ^ l 't h e r a tltûeè wbhh- (héV ruOr'*-^ ^ fiu c a V . " l tim i. > a tf -dea f i . .ÿ ® ^ Ô p . ^ # { $ » • * •■w T t o < b e . ç l i £ & ^ ^ 'atri ve Uu tokôjW 4 The etmrhajjin 4&o*»liotlUrtgUall MÎM, noi 3 3 a.he eon ■ d U ^ h iM tiiu 'o c c u te jn û M i r r i s a no S 'Ì d i a & r k ’ routai d ll>trtick me li»* De- P Ide ufegt yard» in ;SanJ< .¿ y « * Hüy •t& ü f l * : v U ^ opponeuU. lin c e a dose jm do. j M n o t.h jrv , io i wòtfc M a pliofj will ónca ihora.?f -ViÄilr ia tho irmiofl-r/ng of tho'pqgU e ç rirti yeaj W & B tä s m z KÉkÌÉs? ikaianf a'wüÖ^ SaMÌifnj fwC' - 'j W'i v"* <"8l» -m ì w u > jÿ^publïç ¿ l a c f F ï J tb e & triÀ m m m �COUNTY COMMISSIONERS •Adjourned M e e th ii Held U t t W eek— Business Complete Baanl n»et In adjourned m eeting on July 5. , ['rrarnt—ChalrpAh O vertm *t. Comp iu io n m Woodraff, pflleid. Brown end JlWtUL . Tbe tax oMeaeor presented three cojge« of ibe 1011 aeeeensetif'W n Hud . the following change« we*» ordered m ade. . It was moved and seconded« th at the bid of the Virginia Bridge Company to bu|jd a «teal draw «pan ecroea the we»t channel oi the S t John« river a t the Geneva ferry be accepted. Bid being for 11161and wprt tohe done according to the plan« end »pdfcJficatlon* on file In the ctok't office. It waa decided th a t tbe contract« with tbe Virginia Bridge Com­ pany Us signed and held for delivery un­ til tbe engineer of the board had checked up the apecifleationa with the contract and then forwarded to Roanoke. Ve., to b*ve the corporate aaal of the company , {fixed. The attorney of the board 1« In- itnscted to give the agent of the company tbe terms of the bond to be given under the contract Adjourned to Thursday, July 8, a t 9:30 a. m. " Thursday. July 6. 1911—board m e t all present It was moved and seconded th a t W. A. Ginn be employed as engineer to re peekill toe county oommissioneca In build­ ing tbe Geneva bridge and the cut-oil. and. that b e be p e ii 2H ...per cent on the grow coat Of, «ame. SATURDAY H E 8 E two days— Ju ly 15 and 17— w ill bo most Interesting.to thosp who visit our- stpro. ' Late arrivals 6f new gpods bought late in tho scapon at a sacrifice which w ill enable us to break all fornior records in low prices. > -•* H abu ti Wash S ilk s * This benutiful quality 65c i Habuti wash sjlks in black & / I^'djw; White Handkerchiefs 2 He white, is spot proof and will ^ White.Handkerchiefs. .5o wash.1See this line at only. _ G ySlrds Coat’s Cotton. . . . . . atfSc ^ Colored Cotton Voiles • • This tlouble width cotton voile comes t Paper Pina, b r a s s ..........4 c insight nftd dark blue, brown4% - M 1 Card Snfty Pins....... t .. 4o tan lavandar and black Mens’ 50c Ties............. ... .~25 q Real •vulue 39p. Special pricq — i . waptt. . ............. •. - -. Ladies’ Dutch Collars___ _.10o Miscellaneous The center tables. for Monday will be overflown^ withStenuine bargains. Our 25c ano 35c voiles, marquisette, Bntise, pop­ lins, etc., in ali the newest and best shades, are to be «8 specially priced (for I V l / 1 Monday only) choice # 7 ^ 75c Shirts for Saturday and’ Monday Only 39c jjt, * r* i f ’ ^ This line of 75c Shirts are madte. in plain or coat style, white and dark grounds with figures and stripes: For two days O ; See W indow Display ijvn* iaka ÄUöw*' Cut-oiY J<00»). W e ftu a per'cubic yard; bridgi ' wofiu. beat per /qpt. Chairman 'sùUwiz^l by tha.board uv «Igh di« <jpn- Cups and Saucers 4 This great value comes in nil white, white witl^gold ba'iu)s or : white with colored floral design a^cciaily jp.pqt$. % . Sfrfotftluy orttlaVfi\^ ‘ ^to V ix ,i)p !y v. < t. Chinfe-Piat^k-.: : v’ Tiiis' is awtiieYYgrehtnvvnlue7 . plain; polore(BflQ»afe|^rf. yor gold l/aud trinnnedTd match cup and stfueer. They are . beauties and .Worth more;- si* . -plates only. .1 - -. v ^ Special Shoe Sale Hammocks These.-warm days are mudò- One naturally thinks froTh the price it . * can’t be mticfo, -blit here where we fool ' 4. • • you.’ This shoe is .Absolutely A« ll * ^ a t* L eatt1qrcyjxmde plain or with patent lea^ieYytiiram] s^ll quick- at $1.2(5. Speci,-. cook qoilffortnble. nqt|..restful-if y<HLjjjtyò'q ^p6^hnmrnock oifo the4’5Äöjly : 8itte. in. tli6‘- bfeeze.: Special pnce’flrtedht^-« $ 2 .3 0 ,-5 3 .9 8 IH U N b e «y itjB A R F O g rJp O N D A Y O of«7fe 690 and B^idcfris, 'cdrsercovers/Jii vtuiAjandMtoS'tollt for^anled. by i l l .• ¿5.-.,; Tinei i a\ v'ÌuÌ trauiuRe i w m i -u «9 yjjl m u W wni * '^ ‘•«»•«•od W m m * «. andM > ■ - 0 1 7 ^oyvns,; Sowing t^bems -tliiB-WedXl’ ave ^ qYvMimi ^ p) iJi ¿real saving.. .toffntÀs^ \ . p atterns.^ See ti Q - __■■ -■__ . Apocini fpr-Mondaj^r!.; “ ' . « l y C S i i 0 R É 3 9 E H S F O R 8 Ä T U R D AY 'A M D , IW ^flfcha's/thrw lnrtte drilwers an3;iii^üutuylly Z. VC' r- • U n d e rw e a r *' [èiiain^'.P’tis inökb Wprwdtjr7t-ha^(dl8 J a p a n e se SnitXia'sbs ^ ; Tliis àj' Uie e rig in A V M S fn i& l wÜtiini eu*t n iB s ly ^ ^ d iW ■ 'V » ^ L,Thé89 ^Biepns.moi iifh 'ilh W ÌrìJs.*m»5 r r v. • t -, ' • a4 ’_ _ è x . I t ♦* . 'uüuiu.Tiifcli •a g^eat, 1. a'i.»iiitr ajify, �) w ilt.' P___ u b___ u ì r_ m w U W I _____ H eard on Lake M onroe - The Sanford Herald has-been. awarded Theca »>» a ytwa| lade panted Banker., Wba ai«*' whH* ibe «hip lay.at «nehor; the contract for publishing 'th e . new. laws She woke In dUqar recently enacted by t£p Legislature and ' ~ Ptthttehed Every Frtday Uomini By When »he beard the qate t«r. ÜMeditlon will be printed far the laaue "New hoUt up the |op sH«et and Tkpanker. TtlmEBAlD PRINTING COMPANY of July 28.. Over 4000 Herald* will be \ It J. MUU.Y, JLUltor »'•' read on that d ate by. people in Orange Our f r ie n d s o f sWord and Vlelnlty W. M. HAYNC*. Business Manager county atone and ,*th8 advertiaera who We dealer to express our heartfelt apyriah to reach the people should get predation of your, kind expressions of space la the issue that contains the new sym pathy and wards of consolation In our ia -. ■— —. CAltred a« Moaod-etaanaaH nutter Aotuet 1 satrôereavetdenL We do thank rou so 1908. at the Pwtofflce at Sanford. Florida, much. ' aadar Act of Ifarch 5rd. 1*79. ' Arthur E. Yowell Sanford will t^oon J deep WQter. a , * Mr. and Mrs. J . K. Mettin^cr lake front, two Wlra1 Igea aerosa the and daughters. river, a ferry bomi t o Enterprise and man ' CAN'T OLI ON AMVTtUMfk Othec-good thingaS If youJinve’not seen Card o f T hanks W hat la known a # the BtoaiwTerrel the beet hoftllng city'ln the South tool We sincerely, th a n k -th a _ friends and A itl-R aoe Track law. pasted by the last up Sanfortl and get In on the ¿fount sefalon of the Flotlda legislature by rfh neighbors who kindly assisted us. durfnj overwhelming majority in both houses the ill and death of o u rja lb e r and grand­ father. j end approved by the governor on May « Mrs. Pearce th é tenth. Is effective now, according to >. • Mrs. Simon and daughter thé provision that a f y bUI, unless other wise provided, shall become effective. Mr. Karel and .family. iUity days after Its passage and approva b / the chief executive. A n attetfipt to pdke the sam e bill two yu u s before fnll- T<y*ho kind people who tlislsted us in edfU 'belng amended Into unconitltutionbur recent bereavment. the sickness of allty and uselbeshesa. the wife and mother and death and wbo None of us regret the race track law— in evefy way have edeavored to elliviate thkt Is we «re jail glad . that a statute bur suffering and lighten the loa'd which prohibiting races has beep placed on the sickness and sorroW has placed upon us, bdbks. but this^ Is * '•weeping Gus Avery, the crime having been ^comdrfibtic law. I t ' <r<*A rnuch more 'than rah tld in this d t y but the defendant ar­ prohibit ra c e * , It prvhtyllf gsrtjjpon rested in Sanford, was ¿given six months nriy test -of speed er skifl 'rm sn or on the rpad in each caw. or twelve months in oR. Tom should m ake a pret­ ty gqod road m aker before the expiration of hJs time,- ’’ ’ * , • \ f Roy McMillan, the chauffeur, who wap person who bets a fclgar on whether or charged with temporarily taking property, not button will get to A m base, any ppr- the act consisting of having driven Mr. •oh who wagers anything of value what- Horry Beaman's car .from the S an Ju an soever, no m atter bow small, ou the Garage the other night, and tak in g * relplt of any test of speed or sk]U by m en “joy ride.'1an account of which was pubor beast. Is from today In danger of In- liaised in this paper yesterday, plead guilty dietment,' prosecution and the payment and was given four months on the road of a penalty By fine or Imprisonment, or a' fine of one hundred doUtrx. .. Whether or not the la w will be forced to Harry Williams, colored., charged with it? letter depends upon Ule sheriffs of the assault to kill, the crime beit|g committed cohnties of the s ta te .' In the neighborhood of Conalljd* stHJ, th e preparefs of the bill clalm ed"that- when with a shot gun ' be proceeded to At The It Vas necessary to make the law reAd .wound another negro, Phil Jones, pled his as it does, (which is a lm o st word for wogfif own esse. His testimony and th at of the thè same asxbe anti-rneo law- of Louisi­ TrpiecMiog wltnasaes-différed m aterially ana and Ncrpr York, so th .it/d o loop, bolo! »nd altboutli be lifslsted that U was p o t mfgbt be left thru- wbich th è r a a ^ l t tt h AjprcmeditatMYàia/. thaV fhe o tly i négri) jnight crawl. ''And H*cprtplnly..’<rU| hold ta d t guQ and w as ' atteroptlnlT to kill wdteT; lt h*s been teitod. i» «{iter st*re*. him, h!s testimony being so very c o n tra ­ atdl f w a d p o t tp jéak ., W hetfcv or hot it dictory of (hat of the other witnesses and WILL RETURN IN fÖ l» WttKS wd* necess$nr to' word th*£iA tir-a* lt 1* the offense so grave, be-t was given five worded, thè fact remum» U*..t thè estreme years In the penitentiary. rwfpUafs aaw an oppqMariùy to stop all •1Henry Harris, colored, charged with rd• Î t a f f -ô f (m p i-M ttin g a p _•office the pturtioilsr. offense Robbins Nest hpvfng bee« committed io Sanford, when iSUttrOrO, im nccyfxOKbfAffhlÿ Wnt puh- Wf bh w to u ig i - Porter House Stepk e r 13° P er POUad Round Steak ... 15c, 2 pounds 25c Loin ' “ 15c per potmd Chuck " Z Western Rork Florida *" .. . v .r-15c* •* • OTHER-PRICES |N PROPORTION OLD C A.I KOSTER, TY 3 0 4 %*nJ f o d A y * MAR Proprietor - ___ Phono ROVE’S Soft Shoes for tender feet will interest every Woman who is lookiiii* for solid comfort for sorjfr or tender — — feet. We carry a coiffrete . aSsontKfiCffl ment of this well-kndiVnr'make of comfort Siloes in hand-turned.or welted Soles. .. Strap Slippers, Oxford Ties and!Old Ladies’ High-Cut Shoes. G E.G.DUCK FEET FJTTEfi Sanford Where Do You .Buy Meat 1 -, W H fc N O t TRA D E 'AT A M EAT MAR - Wtrere^pu1 cap have your order deliyered ut oiiÒgr^oTl p.ol be. ùrccà to.wait-for ti)e grocery..wfiiton. . vie.; ' >;dera AT (Witt tor «twiit; G o im d c tf i ll/ie Of F lo r id a t -W-* a m li Larfib, Dry and Sali M S P E G IA fe TO pAVfcfFrciìi .fis h .- United Sped J a c t i o n v llic . ,. F lo r id a »cicQüllc treat *Ca nccr. JDbiuu tuition, uórbìl! Cor t. %'ngC Livtf, A«<yi MU?rfiilrjNi «k »Nfkjj 4x ••* P v v y | 5HTT7 to s * * A b o n .t^ t wetdj l Ä • 'T y ; • ■ ‘ . • J f a i g i r « v whi» ftta îr r . -' •. -T", [ b mm. !S ! x « b ? 2 ^ 2 f bsvo. bcoa fcr.hül*« I M i i i ü ivedH ffiE O U N T tR f«* ttp x J* j i'-vtr; ■ vit' *; ‘ �yM»j VOICE or THE¿PEOPLE ,.7^ TheFlorida Grower NoVv Is The Time To BiiyTmpi Letters and Communications on Where Dcvoat of the Celery V a rio u s TlmeLy T o p ic s City Worship Sunday. xripttoo COUJM^ DEMOTED TO PEOPLE 7 RESUME Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS — »nappy, Bright. , r n t, ■ ■ ■ ■ - ed “Ready to Plant” Sanford Celery Farms — ¡ME FLORIDA BROWER In This D epartm ent Will be Found the Views, Opinions and Com m ents Of I n te r e s t: to Those Kcllglou&ty In­ of P r» ctlcal W rite rs clined—Subjects of D iscourses Curbslona Carraspohdcnt Corrected fo r th e Sabbath. • • % In the last Msue of the Shufoni Herald, rWMI «1 Um OmhU u |U City ••• tAimmlf ¥■- |Q the column entitled “Curbstone Gleam­ " 'U 'llU •• Wtag •> H tt itw A>m * km m * u » t CUnk Nm I* liii »Mr« mi Uiw ih«a Wit>n ing" and "Spècial Correspondence to the C“T i'Im ih n . '* ■ • HerakH, a column whose paragraph nro The People's Const n a tio n a l, • ahrer« bright end wsunUxoonc and sound Rsv. CanrgS B. Waidroa.rxitnr. Sunday mornlnl - In tone, sppeara one paragraph so full oi {*ry.t<v. ||; evrnlni service. 7:30; prayer mrrllri Wednesday. 7:30 p. p ara ;¡Sabbath Sabbath school. 0:43 a. m. misrstatement of facta, ao objectionable i. C. Eosmlnier. Superintendent , in tone and so urilulr lb the community .• . . rirst Methodist' • that we feel th at the • Intercom of truth , Ko». J. A, Hendry, post»; church. corner Park and justice demand »rep ly . , *” “>«« ond Firth street; parsonage. cortlefMsi" »yenue snd Sevequi street; phone 2S4. TVlial wo the fnctat A tfise of a fami- aoita' Sunday morning service at II; evenlni service. - |y in need, living near the town was 7:3b, Sunday school. 0:43 a. m.; Jno. K. Mettinier. Sup«. Teacher«' meeting every Friday. brought to the attention of some of our . Christian women, member« nf our Mis*» sionary Sodetlea. At once, atepa were '* rirst Baptist taken to administer relief, with the re- Kerr J W. VfBdmao. paster: Sum!«y morning «* l / f » c « 4 * r / »»Ice. II; trenini servk#T7;30: Sabbath school. » u rju ü - t s u t t t w • suit that food and dpthing In abundance iH t «.{Prof. N J. Perkins. SuflLJ prayil 4 »ffCTJIWM 10* a tiiA tii tinr. u i t /i leeüng every Wednesday. 7:30 p. ra., lollowed were »cut to the home, and the sick wife t ISacner*' merlins o-»s 4 NTf a 1 1 j .cartirr.» ntM¡ jH .fi and mother was brought by o'member of *rÍL i s a h it. m u l o j i r s s v ev g ru ' ** Prasbvter tan *• o. Missionary Society to our extemporized r i l o r rn vtírh vu Her. J. F. McKinnon, uaslor; morn Ini service» QLU. -, ^ town hoatUtal where Site received the I evenirli ser*K», r.3üi!>«ti©*di school. U.45 a. OTf.K 4 H.ISK JC’ ^•■■Vii/e of nurses. and the beat medical i; Henry Mchaulin, !wpC;’ prsyer roeetlni WedCOVNT » irII t sr*d«v.7;30 p. mvWT» • H/LT TOU* OHUC4 two .weeks. When she nnd tíu-ví irm i .i chic* ¥}^gjhe(m »uand dedfhed further attention physicians and the waa taken -ütli streets. Rev. FWtMaathvertkhsn |n rhnrge FEOPLci BARK OF SANFORD 7 " badt home by the same friend ' a mont­ Mass every SutwUy at 10 a. ra Jtusifj’. sertuoa snd benrdtctknn every 'Sundsy st 7:30 p ra Suna i .• her of a Missionary Society, the died Isysehjul nl 0 l uu. Confession* heiutSetuldar first SunJey of trie monUi helvrren 4 snd 5 -Titddgrily, In a few iulntucs after pnrtnk- leforv p m. end 7 and ij p. n. First Sunday of month in g o f a meal at her uw ir ïhble. As she msti ■( 7:30 a. ni 'snd 10 a.-aa • • . . * (• M/.M. SMITH, P ras, . . was apparently improving no visiting llaly Cross tplscopaf H. p. BTeverts, y-Prws. lady or nurse was present, but she was Kev. B. y. Brown, rector; A. U.’Ttey, senior wa-a H. B. TOkAB, CasMsr Sunday nsanvai alVvjcé. II; evening servkr * cared.for by her owp.daughter who was den; 3.^0; Sabbath scioof, IM ta. m.;B F. Whllnar. old cneogb- to bavé the charge of the Supt.: prayer rneetlnS 7:30 Wednesday evening. ’■ infant child during the mother's absence . at (lie tiosplggl. AS soon as her death l>ccome known, a lady living near who alto ls a member pi n Missionary Society went nnd assisted in preparing tlie body r for hurlai, some slndhcarfod men after• wards lifting It Into the collin. A goodly - t,~ Dumber of ladles, soqji^ef wholri were * jirtmbers of Missionary Society, prepared Moral offerings and attended tlye. funeral ’* . •. ‘■•K-hwa ÿekv&cs rvrnrlnr*r*yl conducted Ku by nn PhrlatlsK Christian Minia* ■ wtrtC9 the burial other have ^ ‘oohljdbuiW to tlif-nAlef * fund whose àf a ‘dkbiirger J s o M is if ir iiA Society. . Ü7 . J -- 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.. All irrigated ready tp plant. Will pgyifor thrmsrlvfri- this winter — r ~ . V~T H. . H. CHAPPELL’S „,* • «4 •*, * . »• » • .* ' Real E state Agency Fence - • ‘ .¡> 7 '« f«non l i v i n g ^ (Jtrlsthui ' coh~ ^ ‘jJÍA c q jn jin g the. oíwi)|A«r¡0(uhii)'“P unristlÀiî m en' mill worfthtt^lInvìÌTg-fig^ duubtfeM. - .3ib. *tlvantage. pf'ChtrsthyL 't è l i f s 7toir,V » v s -T ln u ,to t u t t i . fjcrnm u , r i n » i ^ ; r tn mtttpkq or * ? W i t ó o lu.riüa cüM *. rf n>eJ«mls-3ist(hwent abaj^lsyeti{j Made with a n to jo .fliîw.litrwr <lôor «nd TgPÿ, • -Pâtenî alnrru.-;* ^»¿Kal^ltyitmck ^hrwúglul^ie 'JÁ #íc f -Ty •> % •%, us dQmonstratç its jveffi&: •ilifo.the uf Injustice Í- . .I ■'¿«»'«m ia tJI . e. " ,**• Will, -the thrtnrb úip i y Q k r ^ a f t ^ . f a t , - putV. ed itai wlll'gmsir/ouT Hanq ¿Ad' i l júewhíg It. and ••?<C*«k-v ! F*. *■ ■’ 1^2 !TV' ‘-"'d] WHD ICO A ' B ijr ^ í / l í U M cU roinit j y u i f c i . k : »T‘ has jjlc a * e d uùg^WwgjÇ 1 S S i, ^ ÎiS A  ^ r w - ^-vvr ¿ 9 »»filo p d p n jh r-« ‘Kill*, tbd tnvt i ir çpcx/(, ceso kf/pim rit wlJl KfWih^UlOMt ffiflû w’ele naod' üK: •IWUKPO; ;yjlSS^ 4 W ! je * . . ,FU>h»ô> k *^ t » VMW.<Stll l, Á DI*»kcd ^g.Ulir IIJF Vi r t f t ' i ' 1 ■ s i fi fi 'ri lf,^F i 1 ^ * -t sT rV v a t:: tfL'iba .will o j^ trod Faihef, who HWLrtbnl wc-ex't jkH^ htlsbaujl, Bnd f^ymlkttlly 1Mills rirtiüVût; and* that ' “î î f f t t �A »eric« pi meeting! will be coounenoed at the Methodic church next weak.- be­ ginning oATueaday. Rev. Mltcbel. form« at pastor at this ptaed but .now a t . KiaA Budget of Interesting Items liromee church, will assist the. pastor. ' From Correspondent^ f . Mr. and lira. John Rauieraon of Post Pierce recently visited their sister Mrs. Nicholson, . They were accom­ t u t EVENTS O f ORANGE COUNTY Homer panied by Mr. and Mrs. Simmons. < . Messrs. Howard. McLain and Whilooms Efficient S ta ff o f R e p o rte rs Weekly are In Jacksonville on business. Covers th e Territory for Mrs. Vance Holmes la visiting her The Herald father Mr. Vaughn In Sanford. COUNTY HAPPENINGS MOORE’S STATION To t o Editor of Tha Herald: D. !L Mom waa at home for several * • • .a dayo' visit on the Fourth. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank "IC 'E stridge were called to Barton the third; their year-old - grandson died of typhoid fever. ■ Mr', and Mrs. Geo. W. Chamberlain left heoe the 7th for their trip. Tbelr youngcstiaon will Join the/n In New YorkGty. J. A. Cameron, his son, Ed. and Mr. Luke drove in Mr. Cs. auto to Lake Okee. chOboe recently to look up Mr. Ca. cattle o n rmnge them. L A. Gilbert has been elected superin­ tendent of Pine Grove Sunday school to aucoeed D. 11. MoSa. It'was certalniy aafe and aane here the gkrid^fs Fourth ■a s .every one sought amusement elsewhere. T h e Allen. Omlg, Jahnsoh, Moss and Willis .families and / H r^rnd Mrs. WL W. MUhtr p ie c e d at Geneva ferry, and Mrs. Ella Greenland, Mr- and Mrs. L. M. Lim n, Mr. aniljfra. J. >. G.*Ellsworth. J r- J. F.‘ McClellan. Ola and Oca Estndgemnd Howard Gilbert drovq to Qmlnota to the barbecue and picnic running raoes—an old-fashioned bowery dance were some *of the akqusements. Walker Wevatt of Geo&va, on blt'IJfcedy " 11Ule riding borse,-won the rawhide easily. The party-from here, were guests for the day of Mrs. J. W. Prevatt of . Geneva. . * Mr. and Mrk L. M. Lucas wwb given a . charivari the evening after returning from their wedding trip; about HI gath­ ered with shot gunl and nil tlic nolsr . making things imaginable/ Mr. and Mrs. * Lucas were equal to the occasion as all ware invited In and troutgd. to delicious • Jeskmade and cak* and n very pleasant evening waa enjoyed by alL- -All who * • werq f*»*nt Jolned'in wishing ibe.bapjgr . c o t pie a long and happy Ufa. When we reed of th e terrific. IpjftY waves west, north and e a st wp ate glad r.^WYtero in Florida -wfaera ihcrr at* floe' Florid* -State Cölle*e for Women UNIVERSITY. - OF - f O alnrasillr a 9uprrfor .bat _a._■ __ ___.S_ _*ai m sfkt Jnititntfon for f lorlDi WEATHER SPECIALS 2 4 Pound Sack Flour Ph i c a lla b « i* tt r M, J Art, u l N««i»»l 5iK~J -iM (*«Haw A (f ¡r J m J f « M h n > tiff tM wM . St M mmI m ! Aa “ T I r ^ M H i d m é * a . T*»> • ^ ‘“ ¡ o W a iio c o m tA D i..rr« .i-.- î. R. CALHOUN FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS. Sanfcd. . CNTERPRISrTfCfmfGS" Sped1 1Cofrapoodrnc to Tb* llrrald: . Mr. D. F.. Robinson and Mr. M. Mjmlue civil engineers for Florida East Ones« Railroad was a t Enterprise * Junction surveyipi out ■Hie tracks and depot agents bouse, section tpan house, pump­ ing station, depot and platform yrUl be 300 feet long. Miss Nettle *Lou Blow of Load Ilia, Ga­ ls visiting her brother agent for the F. E.C. V v Professor IL P. Carpenter of Winchester Ky, arrived here {and taken charge of Epworth Inn, and to be general manager and profetaar of the training school Friday night June 30th, all the town Plum bing^and people gathered at Rev.-H. Hoffman's then went le a body to the bodie o( Mrs. G a s F ittin g H. Brooks to surprise her father OoL F. K. Green on bis 80th birthday. The even­ All Work Receives My Personal Attention ing was spent singing and music, and a and best e»w ts . *! 4 few remarks by the older gentlemen and doeed with dainty refreshments at 0. p. Opposite City flail . pbooc 2S0 § P-’ McCuIler Phone 277 - , IDEAL F E R T IL IZ E R S B E S T To giln a place on our regulsr list a form ula must not only produce S> •' results, b u t resulSKwith a P R O F IT . T he user of fertilizer m . considers the effect on his pockctbopk the R E A L result. jww- C ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R S produces the right effect, for it works with * Mature. T he preference of each class of vegetation fo i : its I source of plant food is carefully-studied as well** the proper J ; proportions to give perfect balance— no lack, n6 waste. - jy W ifh proper application of proper food vegetation outgrows diseases < and insects to a gieit estent, and being strong and vigoroyi. * ’ . . produces fniit that U.pleasing to the^eye and palate, ap<j *■ brings financial returns pleasing to the grower* . : "mr Do not losa th v n a iim u tn profit due'yhtj by using poorly halsnte.l ' plsnti plahti loo food from ' improper sources..* ID E A L »Unds stands for w'. i v; PROFIT, CaU •( ouf Su (m 1 Branch Ws/thessf la charge «1 R. C. Vi i v i II ild iu . Wilson. & Toomer Fertilizer Company JACKSONVILLE . Mrs- H i L Brooks and twpj>f her little charge spent last week in Tampa on bus­ iness and ^igasure combined. Mr. and Min Souls and son Ralph will spend three week at Coronada Beach. Mr. and Mrs. IL F. Qusckenboa and daughter leaves Friday by Clyde river Use for Piermont. New York, on .the Hud­ son wberd they will ppebd about six wveka. ’ ,' 1 . • The borne people had picnic dinner un­ der the Jarge oaks at Episcopal Church' yard July Fourth. A game of ball between Enterprise and Orange City, the saoqp, Ortmgo, O u r fLORIDA V THE MAN WHO DOES NOT ADVERTISE . . - * 'i p The man who doe* not advertise • ,:r . .Most always fails and'ntotty* dies"* • / So the up-to-date merchant ^ (The one who la wise) ^ i{ns on up-tonlote method ond one which Jtc triu ■ It'aVarly.to bed-ond eorl^ to rise . o d v en isin rf m ed iu m H ù è ï'O i qi' ôïiC U nçyA .i î A*_ t« «rfsayia r îtià A id* if-c r»tr aml plapted lu IjpffVne pots fois f e e t a s t w ik « mm y*i S M N i r a turned M M S --k U q h .U st ÿÇ^-fat. « . / ^ l 'v i a l t W W  **U sqüihi J e l r ÎS M ii U; r ^ î : •S-* V• K •V rSy •f / | vsa ’J 7 Sfi Z/ êçmifi m j 9 p b A oodUlitt^oË ?vf JÂRdrdbdl ItA Û Î . the: ay an better Hicy"<1ôn*ù î b c c a o s flffl , -♦ Tl j l i i e i o u d h là r^T ^T p T r T itle U d V F to • dcmrttut mzl �THÈ SANFORD MtRALD Little Happenings— Mention of Matters In Brief. • Moved and Moving Bring your old tires to Sfuiford Machine | Mr. nnd Mrs Rjysor arc comfortably A Garage Cb. for vulcanizing. 48*tf oaued in Mrs Martin's cutiugc un Mag­ A few m<>re Mason Fruit Jars left at I nolia Avenue. reasonable ptlces. at W.vr. Long’s Grocery.' • Mr and Mrs Kay Butts ore dt home to 4 4 .tr1 their friends in tire rottuge [ecently' va­ 1 Comfort Cottdgc ^111 open the first cated by H. E. Tolar. week in August. I ~ 47-Ut. J O n F r i d a y , S a t u r d a y a n d M o n d a y . J u ly 1 4 t h , 1 5 th and ptRSONAl ITEMS (IE INTEREST Mr. and Mr». H. L Gilxspn have moved » or S d»»ses-,f« o ‘ win cure uny case of i 7 t h t iVe w j |l g jv e a r e d u c t i o n o f O n e - F o u r t h o n C a s h P u r into liie Irouse on Magnolia ave.. foctnerly and 3 ' , f ‘c h a s e s o n o u r e n t i r e s t o c k w hich c o n s i s t s o f M e n ’s, Y o u n g occupie»l by Mr. and Mrr. R. C. Butts. Why n o t let us sto re y o u r ru rn llu re Sûipmary o f the r t o a t l n l Sm all Talk u « ___ *. r t . . L ? _ . t r . CL Ol , . ■- ' À*'" gV, " y" - trade day a success. The .Kissimmee people know to w to entertain. Darid Lockhart, a prominent citizen of Orlando, was in 8anford several days looking ah e r his large catùè ■Interests. r " ' The Mlsies Agnef Waldron and Edith Stanton of Orlando have been spending the last two weeks jvlfh ^Katharine and . Ruth Waklron at*th9Congrega~tIbnal (iar- tonage. -••. t A postal from H. E Tolar at Brevanl. C, s û te s th at to . and his fhinUy nrr * * enjoying them lelves In the bracing moun­ tain air. » ' '• • - . Next Saturday afternoon a t 4:30 at the park bandstand M(p. 0.*W. King willFli. certain the children with stqry telling. • S v .. Mrs. toqn • Sumroertn of Jftcktonvillc. who has been visiting .in th\s city lu» gone (o'ÇJyde'for a visit to. b i t father. Mr.,Chas Humphreys before returning to ' , * Jier home in Jacksonville. . '. .. , Mrs, L J. Lang left Tuesday- for. her home lrv;Wilf|»Orasd pftrr o visit with Mrs " •*, . . ^ f s t e l a Moye. of Arcadia came up L '. While you a r e aw ay fu r the sum m er I .artd ..Chijdrcn’i Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Shirt«; and save h o u se re n |. S onford ru rn l- A -°ilar& and L u f f s , H osiery, Underwear, Night S h irts rajamaa; tu re Co. ^ 33 -tf Neckwear, Belts, Suspenders, Ladies' and Men’s Umbrellas, The nursing home at 8ih and Ehn Ave, T r u n k s , S u i t C a s e s , E t c . 1« prrpare<l to care for a lin\lted. number ... ' e ,•* , . ,* of surgical cases. Mu. Wright, nurse in I h e s e ll in g p r ic e o f o u r e n tir e s t o c k o f m e r c h a n d i s e is charge. _* jj-tf m a r k e d in p l a i n figure^, o n ^v ery a r t i c l e a n d y o u m a k e y o u r Eat chipped tocf while the weather Is o w n r e d u c t io n a t O n e - F o u r t h O f f d u r i n g th is s a le , warm, cut In an American Slicing machine nt W.W. Long’s Grocery. . 44-tf M E N 'S S U IT S M E N ’S S U IT S J u s t recleved a new line ■o f Art $16.50 " • 512.38 squares, p ric e s reasonable. Sanford 15.00 * * '** . UÎW F u rn itu re Go. a r * • 14.50 “ fV ' • “ .* 10.88 PJacp the titles to your teal estate In the [fealty Trust Company nnd avoid com­ 14.00 M 10.50 plications. For particulars address ILF 12.00 “ 9.00 Whi (ner. Jr^ Secretary. - 7-tf We arc equipped to handle-your repair .Doors open during Sale at 8 o'clock A. M. *, Sanford Mnehine.fc Garage Co. ••*.3* \ Rtllf. Come cArly^and make your .selections while 6ur stock is Oue nmVtwo'horM wngqns with celery I c o tn p lc tc T ' * ------ - ' ‘ *--------------- " fhircd sldc todi** n t’Uiulerwo»xl*s. 17-tf I 1 ' in unlqrt theYe Is s tre n g th . We have Bear in mind these prices are for cash purchases and g o o d the goods you need, and th e p r ic e |for July 14th, 15th and 17th only, you can do th e re s t. S anford F urni­ ture Co, ' _ ~ -, , 3 5 -tf Mr. C 1!. Pagcnhart nnd family arc in Succinctly A rranged for llu r the doruer of Ouk and Third, In the house rle d Herald R enders. , vncatrsl by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ferguson, VCtT" Hessle ty n er of Tampa is the who have moved in thejr new home on gueit of bor sister. Mrs. R. J. Holly First street. — —a ----------- Mrs. W. R. Gaidner and cliarmlnit C otton Barbecue daughter. M iss£Udys. of Sanford. Flor­ There will tic a great time nt Apopka. ida. ¿Her several weeks' visit to'our city, July 26,' when there will be a barbecue wilt return ta . their home next week— for the (Hirppsc of bringing together form-, .Rome (Go.) Herald. . .. ers and others interested In cotton Talk­ - » * Jk 11. ' Messrs. Homer, Seegar and Yelvinglon ing. It I«t8. be«pi demonstrated that cot­ of Otlantlo ware In thé city on-Wc<lne«- ton con t o raised |irotttiibly in Florida, and all that is necessary is to nwuken an day. / > ' * a large crowd of Sanford people look inlercst-ro the indu»ir>|. to add wonder­ • In Klalmmee on Wednesday and report fully to the resources oftthe State. (¡l)p«hèr hoffte lost Saturday and I j^ h k g |iB * r ^ f 7 tM i! T to 1 n < iiB l^ ^ ; r 7 î t ..* Mrs. Henry d’ee rw of. ArSvJis dkr vlsltb*c£, W jffièk wfjj* Y achting P a rty Here A party of well known Miami people, are fierc this week In the two-masted yacht. >tcd'o. belonging to. Judge Worley, The jhlrty are erljojlng the Inland water)» oT Florida nnd expect to spend several weeks upon the St. Johns. In the party arc: Judge and Mrs. G. S. Worley. Misses Gladys a n d .K u te and Mnstcr Hobson Worley ntul Mr. Alexander Culbcrion nnd Mr. Russel. Accompanied try Misses Alice Whitner and Annie bee ’Caldwell ihepnrtY nfiulc.lhv trip of fifty'miles into the upper St. Johns.* . Notice To The public ^ All bills tjue the Sanionf [lernld on or| before June 80th are "payable to m« and hereafter n»bill will to traded out njy The Herald by any one »»nnected there-1 with. Bills due to me must be settled at once n f I am anxious to square up all j tin; outstanding indebtedness. — 17 -dt *“ R. J. Holly. . f l i r t y ..s W . Ocutl»> New Yprli.'tfuiy utwuiutnnding a decided drop in tha nicrcury marking the rccemion of the \ heat wave, there were thirty-nix dentin tixlay attributed to (lie heat in Ibe Muttu|>oiitaii city Red Cross nurse»} ure nuftioned at everf sub-staiioretrr'give ffrer attf nnd to rtusun stroke »offeter«. and uEe k«*|it busy. Notbing like .this in Florida., *. / Clothier and lien’s Fürnisljp SANFORD - * à é W. J . THIGPEN & C O M P A N Y (ms pjigiiie rr|iu'irs Saiifurd M.-udifiu* AU Local A d v ertisem en ts. Under This 8. Garage,Co. *• 48.tf J heading. One Cent o Word ro o h Issue Buy HciUy Ctay floor ol f»i»g land get ih ijirs l 6n euriti. , - t l tj -' Af -l/m g’s ^repery' J^xju^gcl tUade 1111V^ ohr 1 « ' ' ^ -tl -tl e . n ___ .«SI — _________ _ AGENTS General Fire Insurance • rr .V-.. JOfflM wMt» HOLDEN RIAL C8TÀTB CO. *■ r + t £ ■ •" • .. F lo rld jj ZJ'» * •’ • .'»*.r, * *• n $7 A l U j f l f è r a t k Çw. -«yrT5ftfÌ Ì ^ k J ^ ì n i U.C » F L O R ID A - = «ff-Chili* nmt^'ovar. ,1‘rlB L jÿ • NeW U rea put'O H old Gq (¡urla al , idi r t'i'S ìnlord ori Suriday. ' th f S anford f u r d & r c Co. 3511 , *vt Mia» Carrie Lovell and'MltS'Mnrihn Fjj< Autres und Laringe painting a t Un­ •‘. Jwo.cpJuwlnio. pletuati't vili! w|lll ¿Mlf» tici stira i clns^^Jp^-k, JlM f ,*.-' • ^ .J t^ R a ln trT . o i Ja ck so n v ille S ta * - bAVT0\A • BfACjf, FLjlRIDA Sunforrf Kfa- I 48-ifi" ■ -AVt m u k e -q y à f rrurfltng ■ pl£ÏW $AL>fïy*îfr T^SkiHtrrd R Snìlfure )W «lW aokl«g .fitter" ^pécTÌl'Siuamir deDco*iiro]iìirrty in cltyt4 Miiit &**• « Ì ^ ' ;HnlT:<Ar«v*r|i-eh»j|.ttBrma.' Bq JT» ,H#W5nl<\ itjRen*. or siao»;V ^jfnli •AWuiJpiorf»' lami la cuIU^tte.,. to' ,, is m aking ito* ttndtJVn ori uLiCr; tWo^lkhtfug >M!lL miles ferini city pift,tirsi » +'tirWPM6liU^ *C6 . Addlspu LxrWdJl «\P: /t .filtk'ç!l & to tu .,. __ . i ne *Week., fwxil T ^ 'g iiiò o .--.' V vL* -T7t — -u r . ■ •IgCOod Mani and Suiry' t'ô rÆ jlc ^ —I D»..OlÙ**.»iuV"-tan^<y «¿'ùkual kurmnçr o\>V •w r.*f~m •■s, W Jlcnle Iannis enloyiimji t'It'ii.iru tijlvi nJ and» f ati l e Tinire." ■Ro4agp[H ■ 7 y Sinod a l wtw. * Whole.-pOìm -^\1I itild M orice. AddsLuH Rr (f4Jer*#y 1 a w r y ( OT In.-.Wlm«' (W $ P ,.* b c tttf isfrss® untT dnej b én ir l i p . -H . U. HowlfTjP • Automobile FÒTSa)e~-Ï*dr À Ctdic&.civsh ^ * |   l h ^ . £ * r for m i n t ^ H f f f W O T t o ’'*?1 v; lni;U' fatti?fke*h*iaÇ". '•f JL* &kd? inniJire1ribi,B»rlptMJ^l«r^ ink* I wilj .■*!« ni JT^ tk u ü frj" 20, 11öchVrfe, for Uà* tU.ftn 1» ‘ourf.eót of.Uifv twd “*ó|Pt!y) :itt.OMiHy.c#Apfr (tKtft-iwuVeflttoto<N 5 to 7 ^0 td * itT » trV l6 l ir "h i ve r ria et ed ver, fa j Ü & S i - J to HadUlne i» S Ä W Ä ^ v M w tt àofi^F oriee, ;l tapi irò • IL*O X C tort. tos Podf.^d-^aewuwÌw UrioffeiPfrbétnif ’tt-H r fIntW'Vwc/; «aloor en»**»y -everknote jf^toPA l*ck« H •% diiiiiiaoui. eri;, .«t* ivlcr.an.n1 itivi years itn f n»h »index tkAioO and ûoM rstsoû vâif^thi tD«cMr I (»cfR rfrtU t viplay Uie. BN Viowir Unirei 6ic«Li| ;t^Öe;bÄtwC Ileruld )+■ ^ V w »m «k "«ttó wAto li. i h p t f i S ^ K f Ê Ï j b f r I* * * * * * -ò . .«l'iv tWAirfifter' Mi atuumiÌT.'jaiai oraria« ire«A*" lé^fTSearlrid ‘r>a9.yyTV "I j|lia ilR ,wini;rt .in ut tj eSSR-ildCti*WXr.O, -^-v Saniorüi 15 ralmnefc W«n «1*0 OVetìla r i l l •walfr. ^nbd -'batÜn#.. mlng^ Addrea* b o r 1127 ( . . • »^’ .eotnttreatti_s* 1 '• ■ ' I d t ìl’ì * ^ ’ '' • - • ^ '• ~T •>■ . . ü<), i y ./ >,• );.7«ferf»vìi!**~- i'A K K À Ÿ Ë R . iT \ ‘ r" ranch Stqrc H pU ru Gtocety-rnoii Vgitpf^cc )I \ - ,* *’ i' t �Bulletin BURLING, OHIO.—Speaking generally, any investment based on pppuiation growth is worth consideration., especially ’ in regions of great natural resouross where outside capital Is urgently needed . 1 for development work.. Such.a.oontjitlon is found right here. Between 1000 and. 191(1 the population growth of Florida / was 42 per cent, thè next highest being Texas with 28 per cent, followed, by Louisiana and Arkansas with 20 per oent . each. These figures indicate tho tranen- „ ’dous growth Of..Tlorfcla ’and the large* number of inquinò! now being received fr^in .dSl4rver the country relative to prospects for a,Jiving in Florida, and the activity among tho solid, ’ proven trust. worthy and substantial real estate men, foreshadow a larger Influx of settlers this fall than has hitherto been witnessed in 1 the history's! ' thè state, y lt 'strada -to... reason, .therefore, i* » | •thatt what ^ . has firffr» * peneri In'the;còltiti- west id regard to !1if hiijh prietr'of *lands • ($1 •' • be-priced much possibilities, : Thagiip^v atri ritshaiid Is . ‘ found to. bring tylf Ok)*tori. 3 & ^ d it 3^0 to $50 jn>ocre Is 'hfhily . ,v • ■; '/ v Zgj. - I- T‘- “®V■ , *‘j- "•* 'I —VVv i l i •center, a»ri if good-toja^whinn haseu ^ J rqa^n for inveatij^ither purely invrttihent or for h(s own -use later on o jA n g e c OLTURIC. HOMFSEEKER, EV.ANSVILLE.— Homeseekers* cheep excursion rates are npw in effect bn die first and third Tues^ x ia y of each month during the year, . DIRECT to SANFORD. Tickets during 1 t h e summer months tut good for TWEN- 4. TY-FIVE-days; during the .winter, for ; . TWELVE days only. This Js’to say that y o u can 'lea v e Evansvillo (and other weadfnean leave theh home Jown) any f ir s t or third Tuesday of any sunUner . x n ofttli, obtain a ticket which will bring y o u direct to Sanford—with pnlj£ one*. *7 «3 ^pnge of cars, in Ihf mnlttoty .of .'cases,' s o d that change at JhctsOnvijl^ Flori- . you have dbouuVrenty-onr ^ys ’ ago the t ì l ^ t i i -, CSg aktf*K Er&hia L* ' '"lfx 1f à r *-•jJu n«.f h j ¡tìtìtÈ i DIVERSIFIED, ALABAMA.—No; celery is not tho main vegetable crop grown in Florida» In acreage, celery came twelfth'out'of fifteen crops The largest ; acreage iu 1010 Vais devoted to water­ melons* followed try' Irish potatoes and •beets... Neither do«» tbd total ’value of the ceiery c$i> exceed .that of all-other fijopo. ^Tomatuis brougltt $2^28,620 to iKe state/ duriiig celery $266,- ^ ^ m ’^ V w U l.v n te us.tJeio^feay- ■ -^versified’ farming. on! ^ g jfcW w n F g lv e ygu^ll infdnaatltjnttttt ••7*;v;'T:.,,'_mornc.rBjri.riIrnin(^ep$cnh« V E R M (# A ; w rtB a n ^ u ily j ENOUGH TO MAKE THEUR OWN HIS­ TORY! For (liversified .forming, there aro.no Utter lands in Florida. Right through the tract runs the Florida East Coast rrilw ay.Part of the trocTlBofilers the St. Johns river. ~ Communication be­ tween the Farms -and Ranford is by good rted to the Celery avenue. Sanford, ferry. The rood approaching the ferry^has been rebuilt by the County and Is now in good shape. As Volusia Farms settles, how­ ever, its owd townalte will be its com­ mercial ceh'ter. We have several new plans we hope. to.put Into operation for the beneflt.of Volusia Farms owners, of which will be explained in these Bulletins from time to time. ; I S Ì ie a S -S É ~ i t is likely you may get two boxes per -■ tree, the fifth year threb boxes per tree, and after this, the yield is sufficient to : keep any man busy in looking after it . . 7. Atphisent we Aalui n o J < £ttm ^ In """"" th e price of Volusia farms whether you buy dtrus fruit land or laird for diversi­ fied• fanning, but at the time -*•.:»» of - making .^1* -your reservation you should say for wljat purpose you want the land to' aid us in making a- selection for you. �n ie growing hcrinuda» in Florid* “ In Florida where winter gardens are pmctlcabiy the pmOh'U'groVn with great |Py ^ a and profit- Indeed tb ^ Florida grower has several decided *advantages over tboee further north. The crop Is al­ most free from Insect enemies and from (Uneases. It comaf Into market when the sA N ro R o tic r a id «ÀNroào LODGES Sanford Lodge No. 27. L O. O, f. Æ â T î W i 710" ” "’""Ul W. 8. feunroL 8#c‘y. gsmlnels Chapter No. 2.Order tatta rn Star Meau every aaoood and fourth Friday in month. ist/aior of Provai ‘ cordially Invitad to vltit SHIPPERS OF SETH WOODRUFF. AdmUtretoe Among northern groweft there U quite F. O. E .'Celery City Aeri« 1882 -nia fini u d third T u n d ir« in every a range of varieties to select from. This I» Court -of Trounty Judge State of Mf i la n e block, third floor . Floride U not true.at the South. The. Bermuda l Phoenix Ledge NS. 8,' K. of P onion Is the only ono that we know of in ñ E iU te Nannie J Heck I Oranga County MteU ercood and fourth Mondays Visit tkst it is at ell wrath while SUltiveting. N oti« to hereby given. to *11 whom it may con»JShU always welcome. P E. Hutchinson. C The onloq prefers a rich, m oist, loam. oera. th a to n the t t h d i y of December. A. D 1911. I ihall spidy to the Honorable Win. Martin. Judge It can be grown, however, on the high »• H fi« Probate. for rey A nildtiSanford Lodge. No 02. X. L A M . Í t “ jM m ln iy t'ito , of the e itite of Nannie J|goe iafid* of Florida with fair success, íJ.hf¡feck dccdaiadj and U n l i t the tam e time I will 0. L. Taylor, Mailer; H. E Telar. Secre­ and better still on the richer “ham­ ran en f to iaW Court my final account« «• Admin- tary. Commoniratton every fin i and th irl Thursd iy i at T:30 p. m. Visititi« brothers welcome mock«'' and sometimes on the “muck 7 .1 5 ,br,r * SEÍH WOODKUrr. Admiplttrgtor •jiDds.” The ao-called “flat woods*' also Unita Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join-, t r a of America give fatr crops after the land D well" o r d Local Union No i f 91. U. D. of C. and Y drained. No roan should undertake onion In Court of County Judge, State of ofW meets every Thursday night at T o'clock fa riorlda t N ^ - theA.Eagles' litui. W, A. Kumohr. preaident; T. L. culture in Florida or anywhere eke un­ less be D prepared to Invest liberal­ ly in fertilizers. If he will not do this he Noth» to berehy given. in gli whom It may a m ­ im i' flsy of NoVara ber. A. D. had by all means .better .stop before he 'll. *»• thiU ipply to the Honorable Wm. (tirUn. of «aid Court, tu jedfa of Probate, for our begins. Barnyard mapure, unless so Judie Anal discharge as e i ecu to n of the last will and DENTIST in tern en t of V T . lohn,, d e ceasä; a id th at M thoroughly composted as to klU the seeds the same time we will preaent to said Court our Office: Vnu ,11 Building final accounts as osectitors of said estate tnd ask of grasses end weeds, is not advisable In onion culture. The manure D all right, SANFORD, FLORIDA / but the woedS are not. and nqy than who IOIINS. I f l 1 1 rJIM.O « O fU lSS 4sP^llsi N is i o w n -h o c * ihg «fill becomo'a convert to .commercial fertilisers fu^thlfi crop fur the Tear Of his NOTICE TO CREDITORS psturn!‘life. In Court of the County Judge. S tate » ‘ — -> of Florida “V ^ -*k^ I ‘T- * •* ^ ' iCfcu3le.knd'*th#t has been in dean In re Estate of._ l .. . c^U^Ht^QC'a year <ft two end U conse- Melvin ] Buck 1 Dr«n«e County To »11 Creditors. Leisters. Distributee« «All all FgM lfr vpa;tty free from weed or grass Persons havln« Claims or Demands sSalnst said JCstate: sAtUMf- these are thick in your onion Yon. and each of you. are hereby notified and peldi you will fuivc . endlefes trouble in rojulred to present any claims aad demands which you, or either of you. may have against the keeping them fiUbdtled. Plot» your laud of Melvin J, Buck, deceased. lata of Oranic ten inches detip' as early as September, County, Florida, to.the undersigned Fred M Buck, of said estate. Within two years from '.he dneo harrow.very mellow and. apply your fer- hereof . D 1911 tlllter-at Oifkiote of a ton per acre, Tiy ,. Dated Sanford. Fla . June 29. A FRED M BUCK ANDREW JOHNSON. thk parly -preparation of the land the Attorney for Administrator weed and grass ' Seed are induced, to sprout pnd the weed« may be destroyed A dm inistrator’s Notice by tw6 or three'cultivation, so that they Tn AlX Wnrot THtsMiv Ctwron: ,wfll molest you very linjo vdurfog the Whytra«, JÍ. 4^ NiUrr as administrator of.thr es-, growth of the onion. If all the trash seed fate of (.v^rge Krlgr-r decensad. Jiai filod his tied rts lit tlm lutid of rtie SdrolitUwilhiu'nn inch Of two ‘ tif the surfo^e D pay drburthn following lJrWflbir-r radi estate of (It Igei. IK-ed'tiluste and-ttoiStused to getjBlnato akbfe-'wllf-^JDi-OO Ihg In Orango G ■TorWIs. re-wit; Florida-Fruits General Insurance Agents VC anforo, flojea •SORTH EAST SOUTH WEST MASUN DENTIST Wclborn Block P h o as19 „ -a > ..» » - ***** ' ••« f — DENTIST Kouros 23. 24 and 23. Pko bldg SANFORD. , Phone 41 FLORIDA. ELECTRIOL;EIGlffED W L U fA N DR. ^ E. C. KEMP DINING A p - S ^ # O 08TB0PATHIC '.'A . P H Y • IC I AN .. Oflico Ss Residence 51!) Magnolia Aye./; • Oflice Homs 9 Ug 12; 3 t# 6 J(, . Other hours by nppointmeett .. ... S anford ijiiAB# •»' ¿ í i « ! A ll V. tû - ' 3r i * FprÌTYÌHtfmthiùi*, Rulesniii est Atlantic Coast Linfe<:£j » ’• '^ lo r W li . flk*« „ Soulh H flf Ä. tkm four (4) of Range thirty one Varresti lot ifiturO » The tw e V e ff» nr^roGKtU OdMB .T iit ysn¡ti 'cELcfV^B^-; Ttjfeibose. i * t ß n DR. Wr E. HOUSHOLDER S W. ', of N.E, it.of «sehip. twenty (20) South fii atafhrtnhjrr toyge ypu to aptu-ar lwft.tr Qbf.ryuiöi äu tare t o n th e .i l lb day of August. A 9 figli, T ry * *h*jj<^w««d- obtoeftahc'if atneiOü have, in tbe U raat-jjriiUany odiriwtse the y«tiw y ill b f balbs gro>».'large. t>aw «a m -. ss Jra*rt»oiir ludsp M Agid l'Mut J T u tr clrciAttOni uni.iiJTraMc A,r& b¡> '-r ,t tf i M f i 'a 'd i jC dH yenth Judicial founiV. Horltftf J/iCKSONVJUJ^fLt)R!DA A N D E ^ JO H N S O '>■ .A fTQ (fer'A J-LA W ' * , Prarttieá^n Ststc ahd Kaderaib y K ] d m .Y ,- P g P D and SagTifili S •ln ô iiftë ßnioN t U«fl MAS'-EMl M « niraXfuii k lillà àmie 111 tU» fisti QulaKort Nqator and Betti mcB o p T im j»««?A»r, rifili he affltr rtt dàyofjaôp. p w WMjr' ts* I ^,'t rJ g j l g f W iï« ® ! PlckàrdS fB * GoHu . '— JJLLNrfUn I ' l l 'I ß l i m i » ' M i l l fi— I I 1 M 111*1 iBMfi ligi N O A . a m « ■ -» r a h Hanford, Florida A lfe:-?-; m a- ì o iù m tó g - 'f k a ^ T h . '9 »n f o rd Only w «i Síjs'i Bank "inOrsêgo Courltÿ „ g “ fund* ffH («a Ú t t>ÿ Burgloey-Snsuranco ^ r\ | •* « « _ fstrW s p O sIt B o i m For R «Di QROAtflÎÉÎK) 1 0 8 7 " * V - Òur-Eaay Paymcmi Plan r?? - I t i'r 'l ll i t h i i t l l 'r - ' ' lrnd>- S i.nr t fprfrsw&R.Tvv(> w4U Iktp you if Jen If kf IMV’Oi»»' in J)ti no «md - Mornrs üt MnrKhmji ParK tf jugt. the thing for you. ] j f r h - four jgrthc." AJkÁrob lit Nat»#«M«d ^ h ^ in f^ p p u T ’ a •Sanford, Florida '. M i . • w *«-, .'-I '* . - v s ♦ -a » • ; �THE jfcNrOltOrrttRAU» — . j k " •••**•.• . ... 'I ü-J-g In the best game of baseball seen around these diggings for m any moons Sanford gave Qrlando as pretty a coat of whitewash an anyone could’ oak far and -. la the m eantim e got fotlr real substantial tallies for themselves. < . Orlando had “Gunner” Vaiden on the mound aqd' except for a swelled bead and much self confidence, be- didn’t have much. We got men on bases in almost every Inning but couldn’t bunch our hits Up til the 8 th, when an error, a base on 1>alli and throe hits netted ys four runs and a victory. F ather Wallace pitched air-tight ball far Sanford and was only In danger in the 7th, when Sennet singled stole second and tried to score on Jim 'W lndani single to canter. He was out a t the plate on Galloways perfect throw. This was the ^only Inning in which Orlando got two hits. Their other three were well scat. «V. •anfard at Kisslmmaa hit Into « double play end * the n exrm an The Sanford ball team Journed over to w u e u r '* {Qssimroeo to help make the trade day The Orlando outfield played great ball. celebration a tjo cets and by playing', a Three Orlando player« were out a t the splendid game fulfilled their promise ami a t the «ama tim e ■covered themselves vrith glory. Orlando had played and defeated the KUalrameo team by a f-0 «core In the morning game and when our team made their, appearance la th* afternoon * blj Two f o t double plays by o u rb o y * ." " Crowd w ar on the job. The Kissimmee It was a great g am e. taken from any • * * a te a m b s d b e e n ’strengthened In all £•» angle. , *-r - . pertinents and to beat Sanford seemed to He their sole ambition. Mger Spencer could bo heard tell Manage Uoguewell sent Gore to the Ing McMullen Just hfiw much firing line and “Biddy” proved that his resp e c t he had for his 'Judgement was co rrec t« He had all kinds pitching of steam, more than the engine that brought us home, and „let Kissimmee r-* ~tOU MUST VB LtARAtet» «i, TO PtJkX VA s c BAIL OV *' down with four hits and didn’t depd bead ----- ------- --------- - -¿OHWCtPOHP a m an. They only scored In the first 7 a Nc c ' . when Snedlgar singled. Stanley tripled and scored on a pass ball. _. • Bridges the first man up singled, to second on Burdens sacrifice and scored on Bbwens single. In the second Lawler walked waa sacrificed to second by Galloway and «cored the tying run on Kanners one timer, in the fourth Funk, the first man to b at drove the hall about 20*76^1.over the center fielder’s head for a d e a lt home run. wining the game for us righVlbare* - ■».r - y —• '-'*4—*• -■ Jh a .S a n fo rd hoy» p u t.u p a splendid game, fielding in err less from our putting SANFORD' ; / AB* R H '. t h e “Hep” in their work. ’ Bridges, s s . . . .-...ic iL .fi 1 1 On the offensive Bowen sbowea with 2 Bui den. c _____ y. . . i . : 2 '0 0 ..4 0 2 v ■ • 7 , singles and a double out of 4 times at Bowen. 3b_______ Funk. I f ........................J 1 1 - ‘ : l» t< Wallace, l b .............. f . . . 4 0 0 'y The game was played o n . the new Lawler, rf k 2 b ... 1 .. .3 I, 0 diamond wnlch baa been W i t In front Galloway, c f .............. . . . 3 0 0 Kenner, rf............* . .. .. 1 0 1 of th ^ blgr grandstand. Gore, p ....................• 3 .0 0 8ANFORD. ; E A TO 0 2 0 'D g B 0 3 3 0 0 1 , 0 0 10 I 2 1 0 0 -4 t) 0 0 0 3 0 K idding the pitcher.' Pft ¿»gocwcll. - '. Bridge«, r f . . . . Wallace, p - . - . . ___:..4 1 1 0 4 3 Il iguaw elí ¿ 2 b . . . . . . J *T ■Carson out- hit b£ bstted ball 0 0 0 -1 Bowen. 3 b ........ .............i . O 3 0 1 2 Burden, c ........................3 0 0 0 2 7 KISSIMMEE AB R II Carson, 2b —..................4 0 0 Snedlgar, IT..1 . . . . . . . . 4 Stanley, cf„r...V „i . . . . 4 \ Galinway, cf. 1 2 i 1 Chit». 3b .. 11 27 Alvy, t t . . . Doyle, s a . . . All K i! £ A PO Woodard, c .„ 4 .0 1 0 0 1 Kulp, p . . . ; ..4 0 2 0 0 t ; - *---■• 32 2 4, 0 0 ?7 r.3 -:o " o - n -"# ..4 0 o o 8. J ' \ . . 110 TOO 000— 3 3 1 .3 0 0 ' 2 <8 2 Sen ford Kissimmee J 200 000 000— 2 4y 0 .3 0 2 0 0 14 ..•3 0 0 4 0 0 .Kissimmee played real bate b all It ;3 0 11 0 may be hard to believe, but It'a true. —» »3 0 0 0 1 7 Gorp pitched a swell game and aftef '30.0 G* 4~ Ì 5 27 the'first inning just breezed. ' I Q40 000— 4 ‘ 8 : b Bowen still b a s'h is .batllBg^^eye. Two 1000 gj&U 0 * 4 hits a g sla Wednesday. * v------ -Ja j their new ' diamond for ^ -th«r"w ai aome hit of Tank's. A clculi ÜW covri- off, u-< 1«. w rier line drive over* the •perucr fielders head, bad amo. ■from Fort a n d th e s^ore wps -Ued.»W 9,'h*lriivcjed. ' O urjhK eftf Is w o rk in ^ H lia k « ^ Vork. 34 4 8 0 ORLANDO lndham, 3b. Windham lb Was opened rcálkfiitjcked We* isùitód'v people b^ing pAisent. T he'frades Day is n SliceOSI* In nil ihe word inriifis and. Klv si‘( nm eé>ill get a splendid advertltini iy having iU^JBiporter S tan - • *• TheC. SaIrf6rll.Y•‘JunIors*, -defeated «the Items of .Interest Concerning Society'People. P O I N T S PDREIV PERSONA! Mow Celery City Vanity Talr Whll£ The Welaka club ,held an im Away th e Gotden'^hfpr»— — business session Tuesday after Social Gossip. large number of the members beu Launch Party . A delightful moonlight launch ride waa given on the Mamie, commanded by Ceptain Pagenhart; Monday evening compli­ m en tary to a very attractive visiting girl. Mias Lillie. May McIntyre, of Lakeland, who has been the guest of Mr% Stafford. The trip was made up the' river to where the government dredge boat is a t work. Lunch was served on board and the mer­ ry party-mourned at a late hour, having thoroughly enjoyed the outing. Some of those .who w ent werh Misses Peflchca Leffler, Linda JLeffler, Belle Smith. Flossie Frank, Rena Brown, Lillie May . McIntyre. Mabel Hand. Mary Alice Martin, Eliza­ beth McLaughlin. Alice Saunders. Emma Peer** Messrs. Frank Mlltecr. Carl HamU.n Robert __ _ a Harold u .» M U . .U . . U .I lltnn, J'.-D. Mask Wight, Ja c k ’Adamk, Wizen Butt, kill, a n d W. A. Leffler. Mrs. Ho4«lco Entertains ^ t 1 Mrs. W. D.-Holden w a s .th e ch^r^lttrg, hoatpsa at a very pretty.;bridge party given a t tbe Sanford House lal|t Thursday evening. An effective color scheme of green and white, very appropriate to summer time tastefully carried opt fn the decorations. Refreshing punch • was served during the entire evening, and de­ licious Ice cream, with two kinds of cake w'ai* served at ihe dose of the, lively gamo of ., bridge.. When scores were counted it was found thot omctig the la ­ dies Mrs. C. O, McLaughlin had made lop score, and she was aw anlfd .the ladies' prize, a lovely hand painted .vase. ' M y A. W. Brown was the .fortunóte genfTeman to rpake highest score, and received the prize, -a- handsome -'silver -ash- tray. Those who enjoyed this delightful game were Mr. W. D. Ifiddcn. M r.. anti Mrs. G. F. Smith. Mr. and Mix. Forrest Lake, Dr. and Mrs. T.. A. N r a ^ J ir s . W 'jL A n rw , eat. The chairmen of the difln partments have b een o t wink. an Submitted some very fine trogri next season’s year book that will published. New club officer., were as follows: Mrs. A. W. Brown, vlce-pseaidenti-Mlsa Mell Whitner, Ing secretary; Miss Peachea Uffl, responding secretary. P . iíT*.bor0, Ì thkt •( iSì Uit ' '’/jioW ibonj’ flo r kin. w si 0 rwjbirtd to - t , ' Z nx'* Z : »Uh Jbs CI»* aeri of á nr*a fw k j^ th b f ñ ln e l, days from dme. S B j b r S S i i “" " " " » * » « « * ( tW W n d »nd Ihr offldil m »I U l i Ioni, n o rk ls. (hit ihr „’Tin d ir of . . , * u iv u £ _______ ' r Ml ‘••rfk 40-4, In circuit Court, 7th. Judicial Orange County, FlorjcluEugenia Cffilkla > . .. J F . . . - . 1 Wvwte V “ It »ppe»n from ib eu m d \v i’i hstrin doty. AM In x h k W * iiiM ior l<* th« CimnlniiiSui-j'*. tMMfMqnant UJiSknbdiCU?’ h tb s u rtfn ja n t 1« d rrik U n t o n t,. but tb it the pedt olticj* «.lin-known. -That be h a i m *Jr ■!ascertain thn residence of the Art, been unsble to dts sa Aff.imr lu there Is no person tn thr u n i. I »ral^ ihS ih# |!^ •a. D.. urti. ’ , - Clerk Circuit C — .«s w B U K- u * * i (hantfr ( *» Mb a H* Ü.DrJ J. B. Alrxandfr Sohcitof tra1t i n n i i n> .#.l IJjR. boya of Sanford .Heights yesterday to the tone of 9 to 2, going to ahow 'th n t'S a n ford is playing *¿h<* gam e-In o texy do. :N f lti« - o r inctiiii.w ii^ii • k|l tlprrby slvvu llu t (he 4*1/ the 7tn dar < AuSust l'«n. ro •raate Albert VvjRllrhrl»». wRop of-|b« ■[ k r i d r . tíre- ' u1 JiaTf” mi ' ' iut. iuife ' -m m ABT1OUl|»F-IHCoSP0!|A*!tWí0r TIIABUCT - J o J . Fsrkinsi PrlnCiptij. R. Wild man. ’r ' ■J ? m s » S S ^ - i3 fs s M frteqds t f ¡á lúirleqnjti liiòun-»kvFig tbnj/tÀfU lrjpm.7pf the/aífjrty^ p W o . iltetss. «afi ?» brfrajiSj borstsMfttk'.-rl • •* h*W kkV »Af- . * h sÉbB o*» ìirvrtkffsTfa- -.reni •ilv rr gbj I . MA & Vrriv/H.; ■ (fonie-, a y t ó s K h*,r j • »relisKA » Wé7«W¿íPrown; <lr. fi*»# llfT. - Woodruff, «jri R .1 l, Marks. Mr. - v rtfartfmr, and Mr» J , \Vos (fittoseli. Mo r o s a n jD^iUcV^MlM-Hrej ™ ^ 7> rou m l.:<iV.rt ^53 • ,tJ ' 1 j |? r birthdays. 7. SeeingI an krtkTe hrüCIe -flí -flS “C ' C ú ifa[» q /’ -latí wreak regarding^ casé of 7 o f tow* that tild i did hÒ4lT not receive proper ot. temton remi uds me that the1 newspaper Is tuft the propk place to dlrcusa these affairs. bg W - - p e r . monili afierrtoon. Ju ly 1 « until "ficL. J s i Mrs. (VO. j •Twfdaes fits a t ab o rt ■-A '>-*> > ■<- * 7bat’s «»o«gh foir- thaf klnd «/'¿''g aA e: ’ . .J1* .-. JEiV an t m ectiarof .the ciijb wgra ^Isa%a:th>l4 alé. T » (lk . M ahelHowfe. M ¡3 y jj& £ ; Seek, h r th e saaaón, good l o o k .rtxjnui' SuitrfWa'fw’ rv?trk-out..'a¿l TT -.i * / ooon^fllèbest v^on; R. J. ifqDy to w tldh wV> « g l ^ i J t á ^ f f prlí?. th e visitors p ris^ uV- . f f i ^ p M ' .V “ Hái * �r Z* t * • • r * « i.'C ^ M' * -k, * »f i 1r t ' i i [i.Mi i y 7**7 • 4 *• f ' 1»- , /x ' - >. * • - K ,- *71 *•': ¡ I • * V TT-. — J TJ7J’ • » . j r ^ r -, - --r ^ <•- ■ » M i ' "'•Eili il -- -------- * /¿V* S A N F O R I X — Li/« r* H^oríA Living \u m b er .4 0 ___. 5 ___ SANfORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, JULY 31. 1911 ALL AROUND FLORIDA SANFORD PAPER MILL co u n cil m eets • Volume Ht- NO MORÉ OREEN ORANGES NEWS OF THE WORLD TWo In terestin g M eetings of the City Dads T h is C ity W ill Move O ne t s t a b Wuncil met in regular session July 3, - lls tie d S o o n ’ at 7:30 p. pi. Present—W. t). Holden. president protern; IL R. SteVehs, S. Runge. B. A. How- LOCATION HAS BEEN INSPECTED ard, J. D. Davidson. re d c ru l G overnm ent S erves N otice on S ta te B oards o f Health The General Newsâf "The Land Items of Interest Gleaned From Dealers in oranges which have been Varloua Sources , %X Flowers. taken from tbe tree« when green and made yellow by placing them In artificial i heat are lo be dealt wijh as dealer« in HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK CDilfO FROM IMF STATE PRESS adulterated foodstuffs by the Federal Absent—D. 1. Thrasher, II. Ward. Government, according to notice for­ Minutes of last meeting read and ap- P ro m o te rs Opine That S an fo rd lias warded to all State Food and Drug Com­ Here the Readers Will Mod a Brief An fp lto sn e o U h t W eek’s M ost lmprovod. * h . . missioners from tho United States. De­ Ÿ Best P o sitio n Fdr F a c to rie s Historical Spring flaw ing p o rt an t Happening* In th e Report of marshal and. treasurer for Of All Kinds partm ent of Agriculture. 7 Tor Hurried Readers S ta te ’s Domain. »4Tbe Federal authorities have been1 The national .bureau has Issued a chart Tbe proclamation President Taft re­ June read and ordered filed. Taper made from palmetto, pine, sweet Petition of G. W. . Blac^wclder and gtim and almost every kind of tree that studying the average sour orange of the showing that projected roads, when com­ serving certain lands in Horida for the occupation and usd of th e surviving Sem­ twelve others asklrig that sewer on Park grows ItMTori la la the latest diacovery obmroon <marke^ and have found that pleted. will enable us to travel in wagon . rtiii inóles In this state As a meastfiro which avenue be extended ro Thirteenth' street, made by a party of experts near Tampa it usually comes from orchards where h u ll or automobile by tbe ocean-to-occan high­ ami following their favorable* report the It treated to the artificial process. This way from Cumberland, Md„ to T^oomi; wlU meet the heartiest commendation referred to sanitary committee. An ordinance ‘entitled an ordinance »' location for a mammoth paper mill- Is results In a skin of the p roper -color/ but by the MontreaHif-Mlami highway north ^from all good'cUlzens of the stito and of graitfrlig to tbe Citrus Southern \jfall the fruit It not properly Opened, the acid » Canada to Odd south from Florida and by •now u p ib r discussion. j |£ t b a country. It jraa* after a careful and 'n n J witf^nit 'Telling a ¿ a jjfo f tjla grain- fnrit-retnahtinflunfchnjTfietfr .th rn tc ittc higtisrwv fro m ty iu ro u v e f t b c ittu i^ e x te n lA h llb h til« those farids*1,0 * ' corporation orgWn m t . r e . ' . I . »______. . / . j l . lawn nf ll i h 'W i l « W F in intentions » party of capitalists If left on the trees to ripen properly the Tijuana in Mexico. were selected nml tbe information sotight laws, of l bevuta t e n ­ The death of Patrick .Cuslfing. a resi­ nford one day this week and acids wou|d give way to sugars. and obtained by tbe Indian bureau of th*e sors and assigns," certain^ went over the ground carefully with a - • The Federal authorities found tho acids dent AmoriCpn and former watchman at • interior departm ent ir'd ire c tly respon chisca and privileges, pas ig und referred to th view of purchaaing a g55J' riv et front to be inimical to the health of the con­ HofTmpn Island quarantine station, from j. sible for the act of the president. . The c<]ualliaiiot\of the'Cue assessment location for n paper; mil). There will be sumer. particularly, fhe children, and have Asiatic cholera, has aroused some appre­ One of the departm ents of the coming for 1911 was then tis|û}tr «ip, ,.i nothing dorie u n til the bulkhead has been ;uled that tbe artificial ripening con- hension in New York of the spread of (lie • Interstate fair, to be held at Pfensucola On motion tbe, bilis as by the constructed but within the n ex ' twelve uUtutes adulerution. According tp (he »courage beyond the itnllatione of quar­ during the fall, to be given. gfeat prompresident and-approved bÇ^lha1' fimvtcc months Sanford will be the seat of the to tbe practices of the Board* of Health antine. Vigorous steps were taken to , J^ ln e o c e js th a t'o f the high-grade poultry Committee's ere ordçÿB®*||àiL^-T31*\ new -poper ’induitry.j> f f to rid ^ This the ruling of the Federal jiuthteUiM wHI «toiup olg/ a n y possible sources o f irtfee-’ exhibit*. The .live stock department, ol' On motion conucil adjoùrntd m jiürsfc niueh‘ V as lenrnerf by. a Herald scribe af- be made a role of tile various s ta te s • ' •’ «ion, though Health Officer D o ty lays am im portant feature, promises to there is ho reason for alarm. A strict At call of-the chfllniìipi .to. complete, th r/'d ÿ a long and orduous chase after rite far ahead pf .last year’s shqw. and for .County T eachers Appointed quarantine bh» been established at the equ^iation of tint askifsaiiient. !• ' reo| facts. display of fancy poultry of all kinds, At th« request ol numerous subscribers home of Cushing's widow and four chil­ M". W.-Lovru,’ The. new process recently pctfectcsl special provision has been ipode. :• The Herald publishes a complete Hqt of dren. He died ut (he Swinburn Island that manufacture« a good quality of Clerk At Jhe recent s^ssioh of the Florida hospitaL t teoChcis appointed for Orange county: commercial |>aper from pul motto roots legislature. Senator"George W. Dayton, of h Orlando— H. A. Dope; Misses U la£m ith Tbe cfTortl of Senator Terrell, of G«o{-■ CpundJ met In regular sesaiutr. July IB, aiu) ioavea ahd wood promises*to trrvoliiDade City, succeeding Jn huvlnga bill Gopize* f)»e paper, industry. Tbe .-paper Konice DeLa;ioy. Mary JsRchritU Mny g'o. to haveJPkiite Smith -accept his resig­ at 7:30 p. ni. * » passed, appropriating $10,000 for a suit­ Present—D. I- Trashcr. prtiiJAijt/W. Will not be of th e finer grades'but "Will be” Ohlsfiolm, Berq^ca Smith. Flliel Crawlyrtl nation as (lie Junior senator from the able statue of the late Dr. John Gorrie. yf D. Hyldfrn, J. D. DayUlsoa^j^tuuge. D,-A. n»ed for-' wrapping papep cur to da and •Bepsie F u r e n , d o o n e . Mollle Rny state, ami (ho refusal to accept it is caus-' Apalachicola, who first invented the pro-' BdSfU. ‘MlnorA'TialV iijfAnham, Maude iltg considerable political goaaip. Tho Howard, if. Wnrtl and A. H, Stevens. * even vegetable crates will be made. cess of artiflclal ice -manufacture, to be Swalrnirei Tinry F. YoyJk^jtAlInnle Groves. Wasjiiugton Star says: "Tho mix-up Js The'paper arfc .Will soon bo upon us Minutes of last meeting read .and npplaced lo the statuary trail ut Washing­ Smifoid—N /J; Wildmun. of-'-T^ftaulc-nbie Interest natietialiy an»T uiirt tlte.irapid destruction of the piue proved.___ . . - ■___ . ton,theTtSUWlhT'capifitl of the-U nited A. M. T cth ^ly .'M ?* > > « A. Walkei, to Georgia pollilrt. .From the na(Jii inbtion the clerk wop. authorized j.i forests in Horldn m ean that tire vegetable Tv • S ta t|s .,a s a .fitting testimonial to the M rg." jGflo B ,' Miss Lucille -Ttiu 11 ni viewpoint. Use Democrats js re wor-’ . h Crates of the future will b e. m ade of release, the Living- litfqTyi lots frtintlrrg great. Floridian. w ^Ik^-JIta^ Carrie ¿ ed over the existence of a vac*noy In llic Congre'gntfonflg Qutrcb or» receipt of a 'pet.v-W ith .Uie coftmless number of Richards. Mik. ^-¿ ■ '7 ¿ .A t* meeting held In the city hall Mon- properly execuLWf*wjfe- fpr^ toesln tnia se c t^ i. J h e rnllroad tffemiu^fWMrs. E. W i 6. Dunn. » W tf 'liw Georgia jlelegatlotc ri It n»pans tho loss " .r>w .day. aigtu .to e -track gruwer* of Puma due. . . . . , . the ri*»ew tjflnSportntlon And LliBe FvnWOOb. Claja L/fl'iikl. ^»Ith'TA. of oi\e Vote on^lic big question coming to V r C.GOTtkl* ‘ 1i^viclnlty - * 1—IM. an/tb' i.... 11m in nr U St —M, took"preliminary steps uuerdeiVla - tbc 'Sunfoitl 'location garage, .Grijth "K. Spoec •WCRe. -f urcu. lssuetii thoaox^tc. b*^lmjiog Ju ly . VUi r * . . On rnotiuu ^«WA perfecting a t . an-organiza- of First street, tot»; new Kita M M r s v l L N. Luke, Missies Clara wlien this dtvtaltitiTprgtolase;(t> Bo so ¡binds l Miller, UW eF.& ifflL .I’rachoft 'D. Lefflek th ai every vote sri^l Ka of Jffitpjaiiii Yhinw.-4*• /■ ^ mutintlly bf.nrikieL J/w ere condkDlnèrf Vr ’ Taugwin^AntiAjll^RoltenhofT Tl»e Dcroocratic lk«d^n»'^rili# gjuioMo"tbe»f>iT. .• demittrYnpUtl* bÿ^wUiifS -utthoit j» »Uuightqhlng bu t' of t -Sudah^Mr».'A:.M.'Vhb|nikr. â w t ÿ î  f -Oöv motion 1fbe.riOgtUl In Georgia. an*L thijjljjjng outlie v g ca^ff: ' > .Riley, the lioo<in^x>et.>')ias given a [p(~ ■ M 9 .for ihfc/ erectlAn . of a lib rary > ' „ SaíordayS khm ftuilfiMig I fc*G rrei-M lit -Sai^K 11OQ RuHalnV? fiver àipùhmeria. ferry/1' fiiiurnmer., AríwjíiJ- TaDaltAíseoliebw hU -V H » ¿ T m ^ s H r s , Et|Jd»«gl|Äyebp.*; V ■fesaJ^q^eidftT WJfljU« k - J I l t c W \ TVhj^jdinÑdC ■i The pocndl th«l* Km .- F a o L » ^ ¿ i s " ^ i r / ^ g e i t ' ■; , TT. :,spys oí. ^Jli the. töw n jcd l] •••> «.».\n^ » .’*.: • . r-. jfk r mfTs * j -dmlng . Q^â'amnçpgs/of ohe - B w Ei & H m a ■Ghlcagu. h í Kffie‘Hkdsel¿ ^ ' . A n d í a (£? Ûelluvf*^ irllp. Kliza Bet h llâBr èhdst writes, Th. !o f 'J Ui- o» m 3 W Î ápi‘ t^inin. wavOa^on.at WunAriiSL; • Amarte by tie H b ,C ç p a ^ *.. - Sir Monday whMi the Rev.'FI. ft. OHujen] ciSTpIátu of the l»onse>"of rópr«señ]!a|lve^ ôf ihs^Wtgst^jn-eoDgresa cnn co-< ÿtwA|)e seed early, a ivi .keêjpAht ÿswiftg tWerÿ ten days* ttluk.- rf¿pilTnji hs e a r t /T í ^ p ; w ,upoM njíc. • polii»«!, by .tbe GqvWòoi'tìr ‘‘'iffic k r’«1 i&Mm wÉF&ï f-Vt* t.-ò rib p . JPUb 'nW!Ü&-4 11 ::v .^ vv ' f( (tfoachkei h ~Jubilee sermon before • fiMie.Hyer, M,lUy«^&<«ll.- thap. L(k4 pefaortir.- Thy rttimm» Mimik» • - ■ «Ue^MIssFÎ •t'eari* D. fWtdWrl Vhe'/Mfl^fh«nnivcrwirwpLi.ibo b i ^ n J u ; ^ ^ ; lU R ubié Wl Rnmr uThd ' speclaÉTT^ÜÎ'M^jg tkei* . ! . . Jen tdc adon/i a i o A t« ttim W Jf f w y J ,wlv:ii. Mrs.’A. S.a s fe -ù k H W f U tfilÄ ■ * ^T f}1 Baker. * ,s •' Conway—Miss Sarah Smith. ' iw » A la ta nf» in nt/na because a few avocotjo pear trées -were^re» ItiUml-jttanr-by a hurserymiisdi-i front, a Florida nurseryman. ; -Feàrful ' FalrAléy-MIsíes Rocbert»hllli|tp»Allle the histone ground ’íárkj. cln»P¿ Impdi» «V ,the entlrtq.shipment has l i a n t e ’ ’. * - •vA T Locklñtft^-liigsp* l-ttey^Ií^tft.^ijd»! token ofeverUstlilg pCfeeI -l>»> to m i .& w ? ¿ 3 thé fmnigatlng station a (flitter.with In try ^ p iJ G}iTfodprdTe a r a . *•--?»• » dJ tho mirsetnnan tbrestcned ’to bave’ L fL e w tt^ - r í.’ p A ÍJ ifii-.y ^ f ^ U n io n license •—-y MP -growA/s.wIli’b|m ^ *«elevo il. Must United.Sfate» llqgà V,^. _ Cubans, ¡»ecus« their president roi ÿ r * ^ ^ » “ a ndihcie^are rumors th a t- ». r ^ m w i o ^ . ‘-.\¡Sk‘: ^ |( j w C T l Ä » o « t i n 'l l e « ucmalíy ‘ gin* President ^ T n ^ .U e ^ s e te d to^rej p e a i t e r t h ^ ^ j f t c i U y i P o v y d i warned _ . . iîfisr hg-Juf another .,, ;• mention. r «flAr* sU - S . »T ' Lgi n feeu * • ñ u ■“ betneen w et ilici product tó tbe N«jw ba rrpJL •M W ft 1 1he rs t e JiT 24 eW ti dA^lng, '’The raUrcwyfg/ * a 5 ' lotlon^of 10 xèni* iChuIl j n g w ^ ^ l r 'T T ^ r “ -PVtumpsJ * --a v ju M lU aib 'i vent ^^>IHJUgJ» I tedfrom th e ip la t^ g Mmj Jtxjp «tufSrill be c £ 7 ^ timruling AW u t -dW Jlbiiral estate - $be 1 , Mim IH R «Trrfwberriai" fsoaf ’pT Ôn! fryfii « ringla •~~^r ic q t ¿ (ü to S T 'o e U e d day.** blnce l1. “ u h e c r ipwg- pf t^a southeast' .«f — — ^T~r «’car rx_pi. — . .*_*._txw ym r v ,v r CnRHHI r-' j v ^ J s n i i r r V i íílb elglíi-small ^ount/V; i,' Montigbm it TV.-« 'a n d .. ■aw -»"a■d à »' th e fitywote xdry.’vSaWma ^ la . h, Jpçkgoirt ■ ' Sanford, -and the a ^ '^ n i f i ^ r T í i n i hi " and Rev. 9*A» li dmretoi V Wc. under« . th e plarvwtil p rh ito - riJiçL “ I viUfi Wber* liabas * 7 *nd endeared hllhfl«?«0''bítbrw -' — i ’^ v r jaidmrtto«.' eoU marsh* la w 'g ia s s h a b if^ o e tl found by sotuc. .ex-- India ng, úrietment toJ |rijtB <r«s Slx mllea It ÍJA* She alio baa muifiáí It-.mtUk-^stwMiji *!«! ^rleld fair r«-» tén'J»i-rit'*-taiI»W ,'b ^ r,,n^ ,:'^ ^ ' West* r -- S m Ë& m Em J 'H Æ dilpMunuy* i .vote for i^ihibltiotÿjÿçi i t e r u ^ f a k i j ^ ^ i ^ 0 - l b + g ß * nt quality of str'ong.w bltê| Dgpqs- and i a ’a ■host time W ff Rpçdlptdd that thrwe wlU be nm p& te o f (acldritit'ln H oH da. traa sifem ilil thgge' hiChertfT d«pl*c prodddtt of.Uie aril Intd ittoney., Imaginé feeding M cK inno^ll taking li Ü b te *f -, ' r i ^ s ^ v . . '. M V «-. -■ **>■•. ‘r*»- - ' • • -r . -V ' t � 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, July 14, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 14, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 14, 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/91dfd7cfcd1938122e6b389ae1a43789.pdf f253faaf7390e8b9f3db4e73fca975c7 PDF Text Text THE jfcNrOltOrrttRAU» — . j k " •••**•.• . ... 'I ü-J-g In the best game of baseball seen around these diggings for many moons Sanford gave Qrlando as pretty a coat of whitewash an anyone could’ oak far and -. la the meantime got fotlr real substantial tallies for themselves. < . Orlando had “Gunner” Vaiden on the mound aqd' except for a swelled bead and much self confidence, be- didn’t have much. We got men on bases in almost every Inning but couldn’t bunch our hits Uptil the 8 th, when an error, a base on 1>alli and throe hits netted ys four runs and a victory. Father Wallace pitched air-tight ball far Sanford and was only In danger in the 7th, when Sennet singled stole second and tried to score on Jim 'Wlndani single to canter. He was out at the plate on Galloways perfect throw. This was the ^only Inning in which Orlando got two hits. Their other three were well scat. «V. Jha.Sanford hoy» put.up a splendid game, fielding in err less from our putting '.t h e “Hep” in their work. ’ On the offensive Bowen sbowea with 2 v ■ • 7 , singles and a double out of 4 times at ‘ : l» t< 'y The game was played on. the new diamond wnlch baa been W i t In front of th^ blgr grandstand. SANFORD' ; / AB* R H Bridges, s s ....-...iciL.fi 1 1 Bui den. c _____ y. . . i .:2 '0 0 Bowen. 3b______ ..4 0 2 Funk. I f ..................... J 1 1 Wallace, lb .............f ...4 0 0 Lawler, rf k 2b . . .1 ...3 I, 0 Galloway, c f ................3 0 0 Kenner, rf...........* .....1 0 1 Gore, p ..................• 3 .0 0 Pft ¿»gocwcll. 8ANFORD. - '. Bridge«, r f . . . . ; •anfard at Kisslmmaa hit Into « double play end *the nexrman The Sanford ball team Journed over to w u e u r '* {Qssimroeo to help make the trade day The Orlando outfield played great ball. celebration a tjocets and by playing', a Three Orlando player« were out at the splendid game fulfilled their promise ami at the «ama time ■covered themselves vrith glory. Orlando had played and defeated the KUalrameo team by a f -0 «core In the morning game and when our team made their, appearance la th* afternoon * blj Two f o t double plays by ourboy*."" Crowd war on the job. The Kissimmee It was a great game. taken from any • * * a team b sd b een ’strengthened In all £•» angle. , *-r - . pertinents and to beat Sanford seemed to He their sole ambition. Mger Spencer could bo heard tell Manage Uoguewell sent Gore to the Ing McMullen Just hfiw much firing line and “Biddy” proved that his respect he had for his 'Judgement was correct« He had all kinds pitching of steam, more than the engine that brought us home, and „let Kissimmee r-* ~tOU MUST VB LtARAtet» «i, TO PtJkX VA sc BAIL OV *' down with four hits and didn’t depd bead a man. They only scored In the first -7----a------- --------- - -¿OHWCtPOHP Nc c ' . when Snedlgar singled. Stanley tripled and scored on a pass ball. _. • Bridges the first man up singled, to second on Burdens sacrifice and scored on Bbwens single. In the second Lawler walked waa sacrificed to second by Galloway and «cored the tying run on Kanners one timer, in the fourth Funk, the first man to bat drove the hall about 20*76^1.over the center fielder’s head for a dealt home run. wining the game for us righVlbare* - ■».r - y —• '-'*4—*• -■ Wallace, p - . - . . ___ :. . 4 1 1 0 4 Il iguawelí ¿ 2 b . . . . . . J *T 0 0 0 Bowen. 3b....... ...........i . O 3 0 1 Burden, c.................... 3 0 0 0 2 \ Galinway, cf. E A TO 0 2 0 'D g B 0 3 3 0 0 1, 0 0 10 I2 1 0 0 -4 t) 0 0 0 3 0 P O IN T S PD R EIV PERSONA! Mow Celery City Vanity Talr Whll£ The Welaka club ,held an im Away the Gotden'^hfpr»— — business session Tuesday after Social Gossip. large number of the members beu eat. The chairmen of the difln Launch Party . A delightful moonlight launch ride waa partments have beenot wink. an given on the Mamie, commanded by Cep- Submitted some very fine trogri tain Pagenhart; Monday evening compli­ next season’s year book that will mentary to a very attractive visiting girl. published. New club officer., were Mias Lillie. May McIntyre, of Lakeland, as follows: Mrs. A. W. Brown, who has been the guest of Mr% Stafford. vlce-pseaidenti-Mlsa Mell Whitner, The trip was made up the' river to where Ing secretary; Miss Peachea Uffl, responding secretary. the government dredge boat is at work. Lunch was served on board and the mer­ ry party-mourned at a late hour, having thoroughly enjoyed the outing. Some of those .who went werh Misses Peflchca P . iíT*.bor0, Ì thkt •( iSì Uit ' Leffler, Linda JLeffler, Belle Smith. Flossie '’/jioWibonj’ florkin. wsi Frank, Rena Brown, Lillie May . McIntyre. Mabel Hand. Mary Alice Martin, Eliza­ beth McLaughlin. Alice Saunders. Emma 0 rwjbirtd to - t , ' Z nx'* Z : »Uh J b s CI»* a e r i of á nr* a fw Peer** Messrs. Frank Mlltecr. Carl Hamk j^ th b f ñ ln e l, days from dme. U .n Robert ____ a uHarold .» M U . . U . . U .I lltnn, J'.-D. Mask Wight, Jack’Adamk, Wizen Butt, S B j b r S S i i “" " " " » * » « « * kill, and W. A. Leffler. (tW W n d »nd Ihr offldil m »I U l i Ioni, norkls. (hit ihr „’Tin d ir of Kidding the pitcher.' 3 ■Carson out- hit b£ bstted ball -1 KISSIMMEE AB R II 2 7 Carson, 2b —................4 0 0 Snedlgar, IT..1 . . . . . . . . 4 1 2 Stanley, cf„r...V„i . . . . 4 i 1 Chit». 3b .. 34 4 8 0 11 27 Alvy, t t . .. Doyle, s a ... ORLANDO All K i! £ A PO Woodard, c .„ 4 .0 1 0 0 1 Kulp, p . .. ; ..4 0 2 0 0 t ; - *---■• 32 2 4, 0 0 ?7 r.3 -:o " o - n -"# ..4 0 o o 8. J ' \ . . 110 TOO 000— 3 3 1 lndham, 3b. .3 0 0 ' 2 <8 2 Sen ford 200 000 000— 2 4y 0 .3 0 2 0 0 14 Kissimmee J Windham lb ..•3 0 0 4 0 0 .Kissimmee played real bate ball It ;3 0 11 0 may be hard to believe, but It'a true. —» »3 0 0 0 1 7 Gorp pitched a swell game and aftef '30.0 G* 4~ Ì 5 27 the'first inning just breezed. ' I Q40 000— 4 ‘ 8 : b Bowen still bas'his .batllBg^^eye. Two 1000 gj&U 0 * 4 hits agsla Wednesday. * v-------Jaj Was opened their new' diamond for ^ -th«r"wai aome hit of Tank's. A clculi rcálkfiitjcked ÜW covri- off, u-< 1«. wrier line drive over* the •perucr fielders head, We* isùitód'v tíre - bad ' amo. ■from Fort and the s^ore wps -Ued.»W9,'h*lriivcjed. ' OurjhKeftf Is w orkin^H liak«^ Vork. Items of .Interest Concerning Society'People. people b^ing pAisent. The'frades Day is n SliceOSI*In nil ihe word inriifis and. Klv si‘(nmeé>ill get a splendid advertltini iy having iU^JBiporter Stan - • *• TheC. SaIrf6rll.Y•‘JunIors*, -defeated «the boya of Sanford .Heights yesterday to the tone of 9 to 2, going to ahow 'thnt'Sanford is playing *¿h<* game-In otexy do. Mrs. Ho4«lco Entertains ^ t 1 . . , * u iv u £ Mrs. W. D.-Holden w as.the ch^r^lttrg, _______ ' r Ml ‘••rfk 40-4, hoatpsa at a very pretty.;bridge party given at tbe Sanford House lal|t Thursday In circuit Court, 7th. Judicial evening. An effective color scheme of Orange County, FlorjcluCffilkla > green and white, very appropriate to Eugenia . .. J F . . . - . 1 Wvwte V summer time tastefully carried opt fn the decorations. Refreshing punch • was “ It »ppe»n from ib eu m d \v i’i served during the entire evening, and de­ hstrin doty. AM In xhkW * iiiM ior l<* th« C im n ln iiiS u i-j'*. licious Ice cream, with two kinds of cake tM M fM qnant UJiSknbdiC U ? ’ h tb rtfn ja n t 1« d rrik U n t o n t,. w'ai* served at ihe dose of the, lively buts u tb it the pedt olticj* «.lin-gamo of ., bridge.. When scores were known. -That be hai m*Jr ■!ascertain thn residence of the Art, counted it was found thot omctig the la­ been unsble to dts sa Aff.imr lu dies Mrs. C. O, McLaughlin had made lop there Is no person tn thr u n i. score, and she was awanlfd .the ladies' prize, a lovely hand painted .vase. ' M y A. W. Brown was the .fortunóte genfTeman to rpake highest score, and received the prize, -a- handsome -'silver -ash- tray. Those who enjoyed this delightful game I »ral^ ihS ih# |!^ •a. D.. urti. ’ were Mr. W. D. Ifiddcn. Mr.. anti Mrs. G. B U K- u* * i F. Smith. Mr. and Mix. Forrest Lake, Dr. Clerk Circuit C (hantfr (*» Mb , — .«s w a H* Ü.DrJ and Mrs. T.. A. N ra^Jirs. W 'jLAnrw, J. B. Alrxandfr Sohcitof tra1tin n iin>.#.l IJjR. :N flti« -o r inctiiii.w ii^ii • k|l tlprrby slvvu llu t (he 4*1/ the 7tn dar < AuSust l'«n. ro •raate Albert VvjRllrhrl»». wRop of-|b« ■[ k r i d r . mi ' u1JiaTf” ' iut. iuife ' - m m ABT1OUl|»F-IHCoSP0!|A*!tWí0r TIIABUCT - Jo J. Fsrkinsi PrlnCiptij. R. Wildman. ’r ' ■J ? m s » S S ^ - i 3f s s M frteqds t f ¡á lúirleqnjti liiò un -» k v F ig t b n j / t À f U lr jp m .7 p f t h e / a í f j r t y ^ p W o . iltetss. «afi ?» brfrajiSj borstsMfttk'.-rl •* • . * hsÉbBo*» h*WkkV »AfìirvrtkffsT fa-.•ilvrr re n i gbj MA & * y tó s K I Vrriv/H.; ■ (fonie-, a . h*,r j • »relisKA » W é 7 « W ¿ í P r o w n ; < lr. f i* » # llfT. - Woodruff, «jri R . 1l, Marks. Mr. -v rtfartfmr, and Mr» J, \Vos (fittoseli. Mo r o s a n jD ^ iU c V ^ M lM - H r e j ™ ^ 7 > r o u m l . :<iV.rt ^53 1 j |? • ,t 'J r birthdays. 7. SeeingI an krtkTe hrüCIe -flS -flí “C ' Cúifa[»q/’ -latí wreak regarding^ casé of 7 o f tow* that tild i did hÒ4lT not receive proper ot. temton remi uds me that the1 newspaper Is tuft the propk place to dlrcusa these affairs. Seek, h r the saaaón, good look.rtxjnui' SuitrfWa'fw’ bg W - - p e r . monili afierrtoon. July 1« until "ficL. Jsi Mrs. (VO. j rv?trk-out..'a¿l •Twfdaes fits a t ab o rt ■-A '>-*> > ■<- * 7bat’s «»o«gh foir- thaf klnd «/'¿''g aA e: TT-.i * / ’ . .J1* .-. JEiV o o o n ^ f l l è b e s t v^on; R. J. ifqDy to wtldh wV> « g l ^ i J t á ^ f f prlí?. th e visitors pris^ uV- .f f i ^ p M ' an t m ectiarof .the ciijb wgra ^Isa%a:th>l4 alé. T»(lk. MahelHowfe. M¡3y jj& £ ; .V “ Hái �r Z* t * • • r * « i.'C ^ M' * -k, * »f i 1r t ' i i [i.Mi i y 7**7 • 4 *• f ' 1»- , /x ' - >. * • - K ,- *71 *•': ¡ I • * V TT-. — J TJ7J’ • » . j r ^ r -, - --r ^ <•- ■ » Mi ' "'•Eili il -- -------- * /¿V* S A N F O R IX — Li/« r* H^oríA Living \um ber .40 __ .5 ___ SANfORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, JULY 31. 1911 ALL A R O U N D F L O R ID A c o u n c il m e e ts SANFORD PAPER M IL L • Volume Ht- NO MORÉ OREEN ORANGES NEW S OF TH E W O RLD TWo Interesting Meetings of the City Dads T h is C ity W ill Move O ne t s t a b Wuncil met in regular session July 3, - lls tie d S o o n ’ at 7:30 p. pi. Present—W. t). Holden. president protern; IL R. SteVehs, S. Runge. B. A. Howard, J. D. Davidson. redcrul Government Serves Notice on State Boards of Health The General Newsâf "The Land Items of Interest Gleaned From Dealers in oranges which have been Varloua Sources , %X Flowers. taken from tbe tree« when green and made yellow by placing them In artificial i heat are lo be dealt wijh as dealer« in adulterated foodstuffs by the Federal Absent— D. 1. Thrasher, II. Ward. Government, according to notice for­ Minutes of last meeting read and ap- Prom oters Opine That Sanford lias warded to all State Food and Drug Com­ Here the Readers Will Mod a Brief An fpltosne o U h t Week’s Most lmprovod. * h . . missioners from tho United States. De­ Ÿ Best Position Fdr F actories Historical Spring flaw ing port ant Happening* In th e Report of marshal and. treasurer for Of All Kinds partment of Agriculture. 7 Tor Hurried Readers S ta te ’s Domain. »4Tbe Federal authorities have been1 The national .bureau has Issued a chart Tbe proclamation President Taft re­ June read and ordered filed. Taper made from palmetto, pine, sweet Petition of G. W. . Blac^wclder and gtim and almost every kind of tree that studying the average sour orange of the showing that projected roads, when com­ serving certain lands in Horida for the occupation and usd of the surviving Sem­ twelve others asklrig that sewer on Park grows ItMTori la la the latest diacovery obmroon <marke^ and have found that pleted. will enable us to travel in wagon . rtiii inóles In this state As a meastfiro which avenue be extended ro Thirteenth' street, made by a party of experts near Tampa it usually comes from orchards where hull or automobile by tbe ocean-to-occan high­ ami following their favorable* report the It treated to the artificial process. This way from Cumberland, Md„ to T^oomi; wlU meet the heartiest commendation referred to sanitary committee. An ordinance ‘entitled an ordinance »' location for a mammoth paper mill- Is results In a skin of the p roper -color/ but by the MontreaHif-Mlami highway north ^from all good'cUlzens of the stito and of graitfrlig to tbe Citrus Southern \jfall the fruit It not properly Opened, the acid » Canada to Odd south from Florida and by •now upibr discussion. j |£ tb a country. It jraa* after a careful and 'n n J witf^nit 'Telling a ¿ajjfof tjla grain- fnrit-retnahtinflunfchnjTfietfr .thrntcittc higtisrwv from tyiurouvef t b cittu i^ e x te n lA h llb h t il« those farids*1,0 * ' corporation orgWn t . re . ' . I . »_____ ../. j l . lawnlaws, il« Wt e Fin of 'W l bevuta n ­ intentions » party of capitalists If left on the trees to ripen properly the Tijuana in Mexico. were selected nml tbe information sotight nf llih The death of Patrick .Cuslfing. a resi­ nford one day this week and acids wou|d give way to sugars. and obtained by tbe Indian bureau of th*e sors and assigns," certain^ went over the ground carefully with a - • The Federal authorities found tho acids dent AmoriCpn and former watchman at • interior department ir'directly respon chisca and privileges, pas ig und referred to th view of purchaaing a g55J' rivet front to be inimical to the health of the con­ HofTmpn Island quarantine station, from j. sible for the act of the president. . The c<]ualliaiiot\of the'Cue assessment location for n paper; mil). There will be sumer. particularly, fhe children, and have Asiatic cholera, has aroused some appre­ One of the departments of the coming for 1911 was then tis|û}tr «ip, ,.i nothing dorie until the bulkhead has been ;uled that tbe artificial ripening con- hension in New York of the spread of (lie • Interstate fair, to be held at Pfensucola On motion tbe, bilis as by the constructed but within the nex' twelve uUtutes adulerution. According tp (he »courage beyond the itnllatione of quar­ during the fall, to be given. gfeat prompresident and-approved bÇ^lha1' fimvtcc months Sanford will be the seat of the to tbe practices of the Board* of Health antine. Vigorous steps were taken to , J^lneoce js that'of the high-grade poultry Committee's ere ordçÿB®*||àiL^-T31*\ new -poper ’induitry.j>f fto rid ^ This the ruling of the Federal jiuthteUiM wHI «toiup olg/ a n y possible sources of irtfee-’ exhibit*. The .live stock department, ol' On motion conucil adjoùrntd m jiürsfc niueh‘ V as lenrnerf by. a Herald scribe af- be made a role of tile various states • ' •’ «ion, though Health Officer D oty lays am important feature, promises to there is ho reason for alarm. A strict At call of-the chfllniìipi .to. complete, th r/'d ÿ a long and orduous chase after rite far ahead pf .last year’s shqw. and for .County Teachers Appointed quarantine bh» been established at the equ^iation of tint askifsaiiient. !• ' reo| facts. display of fancy poultry of all kinds, At th« request ol numerous subscribers home of Cushing's widow and four chil­ M". W.-Lovru,’ The. new process recently pctfectcsl special provision has been ipode. :• The Herald publishes a complete Hqt of dren. He died ut (he Swinburn Island that manufacture« a good quality of Clerk At Jhe recent s^ssioh of the Florida hospitaL t teoChcis appointed for Orange county: commercial |>aper from pul motto roots legislature. Senator"George W. Dayton, of Orlando— H. A. Dope; Misses Ula£mith Tbe cfTortl of Senator Terrell, of G«o{-■ CpundJ met In regular sesaiutr. July IB, aiu) ioavea ahd wood promises*to trrvoliiDade City, succeeding Jn huvlnga bill Gopize* f)»e paper, industry. Tbe .-paper Konice DeLa;ioy. Mary JsRchritU Mny g'o. to haveJPkiite Smith -accept his resig­ at 7:30 p. ni. * » passed, appropriating $10,000 for a suit­ Present—D. I- Trashcr. prtiiJAijt/W. Will not be of the finer grades'but "Will be” Ohlsfiolm, Berq^ca Smith. Flliel Crawlyrtl nation as (lie Junior senator from the able statue of the late Dr. John Gorrie. yf D. Hyldfrn, J. D. DayUlsoa^j^tuuge. D,-A. n»ed for-' wrapping papep cur to da and •Bepsie F u r e n , d o o n e . Mollle Rny state, ami (ho refusal to accept it is caus-' Apalachicola, who first invented the pro-' BdSfU. ‘MlnorA'TialV i ijfAnham, Maude iltg considerable political goaaip. Tho Howard, if. Wnrtl and A. H, Stevens. * even vegetable crates will be made. cess of artiflclal ice -manufacture, to be Swalrnirei Tinry F. YoyJk^jtAlInnle Groves. Wasjiiugton Star says: "Tho mix-up Js The'paper arfc .Will soon bo upon us Minutes of last meeting read .and npplaced lo the statuary trail ut Washing­ Smifoid—N /J; Wildmun. of-'-T^ftaulc-nbie Interest natietialiy an»T uiirt tlte.irapid destruction of the piue proved.___ . . - ■___ . ton,theTtSUWlhT'capifitl of the-United A. M. Tcth^ly.'M ?* > > « A. Walkei, to Georgia pollilrt. .From the na(Jii inbtion the clerk wop. authorized j.i forests in Horldn mean that tire vegetable Tv • S ta t|s.,a s a .fitting testimonial to the M rg." jGflo B ,' Miss Lucille -Ttiu1 1 ni viewpoint. Use Democrats jsre wor-’ . h Crates of the future will be. made of release, the Living- litfqTyi lots frtintlrrg great. Floridian. w ^Ik^-JIta^ Carrie ¿ ed over the existence of a vac*noy In llic Congre'gntfonflg Qutrcb or» receipt of a 'pet.v-With .Uie coftmless number of Richards. Mik. ^-¿■'7 ¿ .A t* meeting held In the city hall Mon- properly execuLWf*wjfe- fpr^ toesln tnia sect^i. J h e rnllroad tffemiu^fWMrs. E. Wi 6. Dunn. » W t f 'liw Georgia jlelegatlotc ri It n»pans tho loss " .r>w .day. aigtu .toe -track gruwer* of Puma due. . . . . , . the ri*»ew tjflnSportntlon And LliBe FvnWOOb. Claja L/fl'iikl. ^»Ith'TA. of oi\e Vote on^lic big question coming to V r C. GOTtkl* ‘ 1i^viclnlty - * 1—IM. an/tb' i.... 11m i n n r U St —M, took"preliminary steps uuerdeiVla - tbc 'Sunfoitl 'location garage, .Grijth "K. Spoec •WCRe. -f urcu. lssuetii thoaox^tc. b*^lmjiog July. VUi r * . . On rnotiuu ^«WA perfecting a t . an-organiza- of First street, tot»; new Kita M M r s v l L N. Luke, Missies Clara wlien this dtvtaltitiTprgtolase;(t> Bo so ¡binds l Miller, U W eF.& ifflL .I’rachoft 'D. Lefflek thai every vote sri^l Ka ofJffitpjaiiii Yhinw.-4*• /■ ^ mutintlly bf.nrikieL J/were condkDlnèrf Vr ’ Taugwin^AntiAjll^RoltenhofT Tl»e Dcroocratic lk«d^n»'^rili#gjuioMo"tbe»f>iT . .• demittrYnpUtl* bÿ^wUiifS -utthoit j» »Uuightqhlng but' of t -Sudah^Mr».'A:.M.'Vhb|nikr. â w t ÿ î f -Oöv motion 1fbe.riOgtUl In Georgia. an*L thijjljjjng outlie vgca^ff: ' > .Riley, the lioo<in^x>et.>')ias given a [p(~ ■ M 9 .for ihfc/ erectlAn . of a library > ' „ SaíordayS khm ftuilfiMig I fc*G rrei-M lit-Sai^K 11OQ RuHalnV? fiver àipùhmeria. ferry/1' fiiiurnmer., AríwjíiJ- TaDaltAíseoliebwhU-VH» ¿ T m ^ s H r s , Et|Jd»«gl|Äyebp.*; V ■fesaJ^q^eidftT WJfljU« k - J I l t c W \ TVhj^jdinÑdC ■i The pocndl th«l* LOCATION HAS BEEN INSPECTED CDilfO FROM IMF STATE PRESS HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK m h Km .- F a o L » ^ ¿ i s " ^ i r / ^ g e i t ' ■; , TT. :,spys oí. ^Jli the. töwnjcdl] r-. jfk r mfTs * j -dmlng . •••>«.».\n^ » .’*.: • . Q^â'amnçpgs/of ohe - B w m Ei & H m 3W Î a ■Ghlcagu. h í llâ B r èhdst writes, Th. !o f'J Ui- o» ápi‘ Kffie‘Hkdsel¿ ^ ' . A n d í a (£? Ûelluvf*^ irllp. Kliza Bet h Amarte by tie H b ,C çp a ^ t ^ i n i n . w a v O a ^ o n .a t W unAriiSL; • Sir Monday whMi the Rev.'FI. ft. OHujen] r -*.. ôf ihs^Wtgst^jn-eoDgresa cnn co-< ciSTpIátu of the l»onse>"of rópr«señ]!a|lve^ (tfoachkei h ~Jubilee sermon before • ÿtwA|)e seed early, a ivi .keêjpAht ÿswiftg fiMie.Hyer, M,lUy«^&<«ll.- thap. L(k4 pefaortir.- Thy rttimm» Mimik» • - ■ «Ue^MIssFÎ •t'eari* D. fWtdWrl Vhe'/Mfl^fh«nnivcrwirwpLi.ibo b i ^ n J u ; ^ ^ ; tWerÿ ten days* ttluk.- rf¿pilTnji hs e a r t /T í ^ p ; w ,upoMnjíc. • : : v . ^ vv ' f( lURubié Wl Rnmr uThd ' speclaÉTT^ÜÎ'M^jg tkei* . ! .. Jen tdc polii»«!, by .tbe GqvWòoi'tìr adon/i a i o A t« ttim W Jf f w y J ,wlv:ii. Mrs.’A. S. la ta nf» in nt/na because a few U tfilÄ ■ * ^ T f} 1 Baker. * avocotjo pear trées -were^re» , s ‘‘'iffick r’«1 •' Conway—Miss Sarah Smith. ' iw» ItiUml-jttanr-by a hurserymiisdi-i front, a Florida nurseryman. ; -Feàrful ' FalrAléy-MIsíes Rocbert»hllli|tp»Allle the histone ground ’íárkj. cln»P¿ Impdi» «V ,the entlrtq.shipment has l i a n t e ’ ’. * - •vA T L o c k lñ tft^ -liig sp * l - t t e y ^ I í ^ t f t .^ i j d » ! token ofeverUstlilg pCfeeI -l>»> tom i . & w ? ¿ 3 thé fmnigatlng station t.-ò rib p . a (flitter.with In try ^ p iJ G}iTfodprdTe a ra . *•--?»• » dJ tho mirsetnnan tbrestcned ’to bave’ L fL e w tt^ r í.’ p A Í J if ii- .y ^ f ^U nion United.Sfate» llqgà V,^. _ license JPUb •—-y MP «elevo il. 'nW!Ü&-4 Cubans, ¡»ecus« their president roi ÿ r * ^ ^ » “ -growA/s.wIli’ b | m ^ * Must a ndihcie^are rumors th a t-». r ^ m w i o ^ . ‘-.\¡Sk‘: 11 et ilici product tó tbe N«jw ^ |( j w C T l Ä » o « t i n 'l l e « ucmalíy ‘ ba rrpJL •M W ft 1 1he rs t e JiT 24 eW ti gin* President ^Tn^.U e^ seted to^red A ^ ln g , ' ’ T h e raUrcwyfg/ * a jp e a ite r th ^ ^ jf tc iU y iP o v y d i warned _ . . 5 ' lotlon^of 10 xèni* iîfisr hg-Juf another .,, ;• iChuIl jn g w ^ ^ lr 'T T ^ mention. r «flAr* sU - S “ * - - a v ju M . Lgi n feeu * • -PVtumpsJ lU aib'i ñu ■“ betneen vent h, Jpçkgoirt ■ ^^>IHJUgJ» I ted' Sanford, -and the a ^ ' ^ n i f i ^ r T í i n i hi r-' j v ^ J s n i i r r V i " and Rev. 9*A» li from the Mmj íílb elglíi-small ^ount/V; Jtxjp «tufSrill be c dmretoi V Wc. under« ip la t^ g i,' Montigbm it TV.-« . the plarvwtil prhito- riJiçL 'an d “ viUfi Wber* liabas tim ruling AW the fitywote u t -dW * 7 *nd endeared hllhfl«?«0''bítbrw-' xdry.’vSaWma —— ^T~r «’car rx_pi. — . .*_* ._t x w .. ■aw -» "a■ d à»' ym r ^ la . J 'H Æ estate Jlbiiral i ’^ v r jaidmrtto«.' eoU marsh* - $be 1 law 'giasshabif^oetl found by sotuc. .ex-dilpMunuy* i , .vote for i^ihibltiotÿjÿçi i t e r u ^ f a k i j ^ ^ i ^ 0 l b + g ß * nt India ng, «Trrfwberriai" fsoaf ’pT Ôn! úrietment to- quality of str'ong.wbltê| Dgpqs- and i a ’a fryfii « ringla •~~^r ■host time Wff Rpçdlptdd that thrwe wlU J |rjt i B <r«s Slx mllea ic q t ¿(ütoS T 'oeU ed day.** blnce l 1. It ÍJA* be nmp&te of (acldritit'ln HoHda. traas“ uhecr ipwg- pf t^a southeast' .«f ifem ilil thgge' hiChertfT d«pl*c prodddtt She alio baa m uifiáí I t - . m t U k - ^ s t w M i j i *!«! of.Uie aril Intd ittoney., Imaginé feeding McKinno^ll taking ^rleld fair r«-» tén'J»i-rit'*-taiI»W ,'b^r,,n^ ,:'^ ^ ' West* M V«-. -■ . Ü bte *f -, ' **>■•. ‘r*»- - ' -V ' r i ^ s ^ v . . '. • • -r a s f e -ù k H WAf f-Vt* i&Mm wÉF&ï w r »T £ 7^ I — C n R - H v H, v r I IH R Mim li S m Ë&m Em ' t �T H E TIM E FOR C L E A R IN G T H E DECK H A S A R R IV E D . No Restrictions— Choose From Our Entire Stock of Snappy, Up-to-Date S t y l e s . T ^ lU IT S W ITH DISTINCTIVENESS, the high quality and perfect ^ tailoring and finish/that is found only in jthe. lines we carry. We' ... . must make room for fall goods, thus the great reduction in the prices 10(91 of this fine clothing. But our loss is your gain. Sq don’t delay. Every Suit. Guaranteed as when you paid full price. $15.00 Suits Now $ 9.85 18.00 “ “ 12.7$ 20.00 “ “ 1.3-50 22.00 “ “ 15.75 25.00 “ “ 17.50 117 First Street mi£ht reoogn^p th in ^ f Ä lg Ä l^ h s i mm Ü l sfìiòFwn W ; B6tïcé{lbe ¿Û T ergm fei of ^ i ì f e r ^ ' u < I »»«.Cuti j th é e !rrr > f v s c * <*n4 fc*iCX nkwT M M o d w r. tftÿ .W* e * m e t* y • «tort < w* û m u H . « tlp .tq io d i U' ' «.caùrtcflrtjjAriiog \Mm 3 * 3 3 duties ûf V Ù ^.V ^ C î t ó M * _ j à à c k é t T [ ü la u v a l* q M ■h«« |f l M .» ./ 10*1- -trr***“Trrvr* - c o t t / t k . a i t y ‘*•V ¥ • crouaa on J |* '•tt.dka'M bey. o rti ht fk> with the & • ? * )U » lo >.Â*u!ÿ«tfc&e3 Bl*™ I g if U h thfir pd ö in t they ';ÌN'* 1* aI)> . •* "•fÎAjyrt^ tfPÿrUlu4 ,rTii cpgnn& 'ig è k iflà s V fL tr«V , • ■fot aiir/Skfiorit jnirêly, p ^ y * U $ . «Efc:fev» *$VV I tftfirtft la thia cittfAç*..' I thé official* of a n jÉ T.-, ihair interest tùtohœ f MP U» argina«**!*! .t/w* 7; /¿fc^Wn fccxxf al^tpeUr lessona^tnujpò thetuhy thetx t n p t h u « « « «herV ttxi ni er­ C i l q r f r n u H O R ID A ected *M quUtâad. -Tbe* fe u é r lathing J W f l t e s i t t t h . Thn bée In i).e. boy» who *;*u.d Jd d ô fm aat d p d ç liiié tî u c d thè bori wb« « y d é l a - -r-i r-li ’ fp ì2 à ^ ù tr " » i* X L ‘ • -\i* h » * O d te th tra -4 Ç. J l ^*<1 pTviJ*' L ’' i ’T v f * ^ tÎ i-'tfjiW iit -a» ^ ■ T .. y• y.r ^^a-1 r W“tqÉ***3n*Ç*Qi £&zs'assi f n ^ ’^&fcic' UtrfiM ôtâtes q ln * r of w p m a v s t t t t ^ ò à p e v s t ì i r r a n d .g e ftjM U »l4Ht> M « 't h é / Boston; ¿ f l U t^icnrr. atw; >*t a Uojtmr iitnM fr-j^no niinodeted Tliio$ghg ÆxcellerU Brtard . f >. mËœm smm �•3 THE SANfOf$ HERALD :^CrftlV*lon of Sweet Pototoe* ( i r & L MogoAfloi) l |tn y of our qaUye farmer* think that Ibe »we«t potato crop doe* not require jmy cultivation.' Wit l* planted on new lend, little cultivation will be required, M ¿raw and weed* are not apt to be msrfa in evidence. Nemtheleaa. an ocj^jonal stirring of the soil, particularly In dry weather, la useful for the ccnserratlon of molatare and the aeration needed to produce a good crop. On old land that haa been several yenrs la cultivation graaa and weed* will gxt quii« rampant abortir after planting, t l r ticularly If a heavy application of feftilirer has been put oh tbe crop. To kbcp ' ,ucn in check, tbe cuitivdtor must be used qjtito frequenllr until the vine* complete­ ly cover the ground, when cultivation may/XMt' as by that time the young po­ tatoes wlll TJ* forming in tbe aoil, and tbeir growth would be interfered with if cultivation waa continued any 'longer. The best tool for cultivating, this crop that we know of ia a two-horse disk cul­ tivator with the disk* set at a suitable ■agio at different dopthsTTo aa to run along tbe side* of tbo bed, scraping wpeda end some soil Into the water furroW%ib the operation. After the ground haa been gone ovtf in this way, the angles of the >• *>0Ci lcimng the beds In their'previous' form. - Tills work not only cleans up the weeds -and grass, but aerqtes the soil and tends to'a larger yield. To protect the young plants from being rkher torn or covered in tbe operation, the renders, with which all such tools are provided. h ivi- m bn attached to the frame of the. cultivator. These - fenders have to be properly adjusted as to width and depth to give -the beet results. Later on when the vine* begin running and In­ terfere with *tbe disks' in their work, a home-made attachment with Angers on it to lift'the vines out of the way can be fattened to the cultivator and used to good advantage; for cultivation can be carried on much later than if this was not used. On those farms where cultivators are net used, the general method practiced Yur*keeplng the weeds utider control is to yso a turning plow fo^ barring off the • beds, clearing the top by hoeing, and then bedding buck again.' Tills takes mpre time, and Is more expensive, be­ cause the plotr will not Cover more lhaii a ooupio of aefes In a duy, whereas tile disk •i a M y i j M U h y a tte s t A to JO acre*, u day.’ Tenders to protw-i: the young, plants cannot be used on a plow, and in tire rebedding operation a "number of plants.will be QoveNd by soil, ■‘requiring ntvextra. Kand uncover-them. When Ah extra jwnd W tt’-TifirrdJIp-'raS'ttfb vine* out of th« w y.of'-lM ' thus ildilAg .fifteen to xfsrtstk- phihoQt to ibe cost, '-of proiud ng ^ S c r j i . ' 'TTnV w o ^ will ipt beoSTWHf BUSY QUALITY LIN E N CR A SH These full-size, double bed spreads are an exact likeness of the expensive marseiles spreads and are usually sold at -from $1.50 to$2 .00 . They-| A A are on.snl^ui^ a¿rept value ft)r Moaaay at.T*“ •Think of getting a heavy weight, all-linen ctnsty just the rkiiTft^we need for our roller and kitchen towels and for the small sum cheaper than flour Sflcks; our 1244c and 15c I I If* quality, for Monday at awide hem , double bed’*¿»ze, made of a good heavy weight sheeting and isa ready seller at 50 c.‘ Thesewill be 1 A specially priced for ‘ ¿LIP Monday at......... Our entirc'line of calicoes'in light and dark grounds with fig­ ures; dots, stripes, etc. ' This sale includes our Algonquin Amerir can Printing Co., and all fj the best inàkes for" Monday's sale. Only........... W J /H Hosiery OUR BIG S H I P M E N T O F B U X O K C A T H O S I E R Y . „ That Hosiery arrived this week is by lar, ns our customers express it, the best line of Hosiery had; and yet they cost nomore than other lines; and every pair warranted togive satisfaction; A * for men. women and children from,............— *----------------------*.........r---,-.......................... Mosquito Canopy — Smyrna Rugs Thbae30x60 reYoraibhfSmyriw Rugs cannot bebeat-oifxrfobeauty und-ffluVability; their o&iig re­ versible gives you^two. -rugaHi. stead1 'rdi one. Tlidy" af(j- wortli $1.60 to,$2.00. Suecuil for Mopdqy^.‘:?*fT?#-'./- > These netij are full siztr uwl will.jit.uny bed. They have ~it folding'frame and extends from :t}ie ceiling:.a. very close njesh TlW-wii^ prevent the smaller ihjifccts us wtill as the A- O O . larger ones. | + ,’ A great treatjin jtore'-fitf* you in ouf Jbig com er w indow W ill bodisplayed H onday useful articles lit which every department* w ill have- their ow n s p e c ia ls ... , . . ' . - ..-^,'rfl.otlons - \ V • •• ■ - *V « • • .V.- ^ press Goods D^i^tic^ Thwela. ';Riflow t>sn(jri]ii.Co"dtOs'll)rend 0fan£5c lli'-U'.. .. l r 1 c u r masfhecngreatlÿ’ad(led to-duri fur thof lepri» to t-scald” i Hne/vq&Htye’it.Y We <Hin>fuf$isÎLÿdu e ve sV g ncSdfiti S, b e s ^ Q tA L f^ 'A u d ^ iV e you;àtiy;ldn.d o f ^ ç ^ ô ^ r ^ f ^ (aM ir a good cjuivyiclri ecar ^ u ^ t h e lu w e : 'ï-'Z.-z v - s - y .iiôbJtcxtboôk 'ÇommuaWui. morti ihg . Ht Attloken' wittUç^nvuyj Çrtrit'of an 'attack i cfT-ookuictf ' HMgK-A«ifo ;-KlghtYît!l^ S + -A /-"■-vtrtte'mKtNa^M.vciiiNts. * i'.liriiiti» ■- * " •' ; w so -ii.5 • ûeviisak' ft) 0 t -«ai,« pài* too^*r »VV'"w0<MtM0V ,jll »c.ifi Iptr at th en tje s ami gihcr%ma arre wlJcli- the commiséioo' W -tìn g . Wi\|)tiAA 'ofjA f mtî«tn pKJrflih-'i fiklreû; Every .Pair QaàrèniË^i ir T u r n it deprfrtfnent 'derweaT* pM Wiiici Skirt¿>1 r&.'v.vL j t ’ e . 1* • *» ■'*1/mW £ r 'r "• !rvAV7'j1 r. sm fz “ : vfe rfO iro U l« ry ,: s o lid .' â te i'.S ii«»* thèse'on ^ ro rlS c lÉ ot<Otlàmlô •an r U n « j ^ r x & t ì t ì ( ^ t>rOve)dO ure' «p eiwj «i . ' théif ihtie dfV pj'occiipy OO lb o > * iv ’l T y i i . à» ♦. ST �AFTER SANfORD LANDS ■ h U k M Evwy Fridsr MWalas By THE HERA1D PRINTING COMPANY - I t J. « m i V. U ttar W. SI tu rara. B u t t a t i » Manager I» Harald Batidla* Sanford Heights takca ftrst prise far tke prêttlest lawn whlch is ¿oing some far ibe new baby. * Our sistor city of Oviedo will have • a piper all of Its v o y own and tha' first issue is promised in August. Under the pew local option law in Alabama several of the large cities are making undue baste to get back into the wet.column. According to the Reporter-Ster there la •■“night blooming series’* In that city. We sincerely hoA this series of cernís wfU not proVs serious. * - The fallalfassetf DembtraT hak Issued a fine Legislature Edition filled with Inter­ esting matter pertaining to our", law makers, a picture of each one adorning the'pages. A glance over this picture gallary shows that Orange county has the bast looking representatives antf sénat of the whole lot.. *. The Herald received several communi­ cations this week. In defence of “The Saunterer" and proving his assertions bat the editor does not wish to Inflict tkU matter upon a long suffering public sad the subject Is dosed. Each side .had an inning and every one treated alike. ,lhres strikes and outl -i- • Tbe growers are commendng to look up tbe price ol seed and fertilizers, the prospectors are coming in looking up land. A s advance guard ot the tourists are here looking up acoomodoilons and the d ty council haa an engineer taking ■Minding* for the bulkhead. ' Now who wouldn't feel good under these condition? quality of your own work.—Tampq Time«. Why don't you tag them. Bra, so the craft can tail which editorial U deareat •rv s ra t Good Deals W ere Made Tbla I . I V . V A l J l i y V i i O n E a rth to your heart. , V Week In form Land» FIRSf CLASS CRATE MATERIALS. Shnford Pi Several good -land deals were made . AN EXPERIMENTAL STATION OnoDf the greatest needs of the San­ this week too late for fxiblishlng parti* ford section today is a government ex- eulan. Chat. Kanncr has told hie fine perimental nation. This section is the farm on Celery Avenue to some Northern largest diversified farming section In the truck growers Who will raise fancy stuff United Stales and an experimental sta­ exclusively. The price has not been tion here would be of untold- value, not made publio but It understood to’ be a DAYTONA FLORIDA ;,.* only to our own section but to the far­ good one. Several others sales are con­ templated coda y Ü Hie pëHIes ore on mers of every other part of the state. SITUATED DIRECTLY ON OCEAN BEACH Here the government experts could study the-grovadvintf^rUh to purchase now In order to get ready for fall planting. The plant life In every farm not only in . the Spedii Sommer Rites U Effect Joie 1st vegetable but In fruit as well, for,right I t mqny fcko (and Schemes pulled off In hand are the finest orange and grapefruit Florida last year have strengthened the groves in the state. The advantage Of Sanford sectthiMd a remarkable degree • SPECIAL RATES GIVEN TO AUTO P A R T IE S having the specimens at first ha Ad will and'the buyer'of Florida land comes to appeal to members of Congress before Sahftpd because the oalery^delta la the G M . W ILS O N , T — P ro whomilbe matter will be placed, by our flri^'and only reèl vcgetnblevfrentçr. Senators ond Representatives and every •iÀfagnfoW thé stuff cai^be seen grow­ citlzcd of the Celery Delta should assist ing. The bljf money was first made here id locating an experimental atptiob here. before other sections ever thought about Celery and lettu c i Here the sublrriga­ llon was *first discovered sniT wdAed. Here the growers, not (inly farm In the ■winter but In the summer as well raeny • a— .» • . » ■ •- .1 • t < t > of them shipping vegetables even now. Sanford Is not an experiment là n d 'the Porter House Steak . 15c per pound man who'U anxious to, locate in a section . Roupd Steak . • 15o, 2 pounds25c •' already made does not want to take . L p j n . ... • * ;* , r v pound—«chahces op so called vegAWbM sections, Chuck . . 10c*• SoVéral so called’celery locations exploited , Western Pork . . 2 0 c ,“ 1 last year are now deserted ’and thé peopis who located there Were buncoed by Florida “ jm/.I'-v . . . 15c ’“ the tale of *%V**t as gool as Sanford." , OTHER PRICES IN PROPORTION This year (fyo people have their eyes'open and they are seeking real vegetable land arid paying a good price for 1l ‘ A . P O S T E R , P ro prieto r Thpy are coming to Sanford because Sanford la not a cheep proposition and 304 Sanford Av©. tbs wiseman knows It. Special Prices in Florida and Western MEATS OLD C IT Y P h o n ? 68 trlous ‘ duiker." The' following are the ' requirements: “A Spaniard employed on ' the. Florida East Coast Railroad extension at P a d t Channel was instanUy killed by , a dump car. says the Fort Pierce News.' \ The man's duty was to stay under an In- < dined track and see that the cable.uh- i dtrneath Was kept dear. Whenever a ■ caTpassed over him.-’. he had to stdop to ’ keep out of the way., Monday afternoon ' he did hot stoop- Idiy enough for some reason and when tbe' caj^ was released j . , WORKS H t t l l t YOU SLEEP and started beck it Vlriick the back of his , An advertisement placed in p ie Herald bead, cnubinfjhils-skpll. The Job dg-now, ’ has no Uiae limit to i u usefulness to jtbip. open.** Anyone wtahjdsg this Joh 'aen get L advertiser.* ( t works 24 hours a day. If It by opplying to th&bÄo your ad la well written and Interesting. It will be laid aride.by the reader for future Will-Open s T e / f t ^ o o i reference. Or, If your ad . re a c h e s the •• Ulta Charlotte Keejpr WUI* opeft-.n.tea right prospect, it will make an impEea- ¿òóm,in tbe+J. G. T, building in n feSr . ' . . . . . ... . . - * werkar^Tlni rooms^over . tha -sRore.ofII. (¡.-um r wW/txí utilized and m#d*jdorg á ltrac tlli, j f n llP^new ilepnrtmc^wlU appeal to theyálps, and gqptlfipfn wfût désira a niÁdóndi* at aqy time during the, 6a>.‘ .w k jÄ eajo r. U it ypung lady WhcrbSlevm hl deiiut tb ldga^nd Ih» tea ■rohiO la bouod to proVe-popul/tr w kh Sari. ford p&plfâtnd Jouruts. • A s all other.times, yqiu want'ptetty comfortable footwear. ,You can surely. {}nd a style, a sit a and-a'leathor that w i l l . y d b will see out L a d ie s * B o u d o ir 8 lip p ò r s , > ll C o lo r » , pr i ce. . . . : - F E E T . .F I T T E « Sanfçrd iffctm OPTO $[*. »pR.xrw, f& n; H* *** m a i r f T e a O tl,h * v h s ^ M | v T itm e forever. It w Ü ^ ^ M Q » " hiilklllig »any church;'-edflktpX * c m d p r { ia f o r r: t I ( ^ », fair d e a lin g -Youdo not hittiilnto-tO hlfd an addyjmial detk at a Salâfy <4 perhApa ?fl » * Ä k or rrtore. * l/ow machi more Valuably however* i» yoka ffjxrsentotlvé advertisement which every wetkwlriU tbe ‘toajarity of bom û in dry and .offsrw yOuLws'res for ■rip.'’ ' The edition on July Ifltl, ^rlll be reqd by ^,900 peopU- ,bpdLgo JAtgjhe ltbinç» oTevarv Voids la^Orange • , , r », i 7 r JK & : - .n v - tr y -^naadoy.a^ vvfit aartfulirSj-, Vritr'Jf)'- ihei »hap m ’ m* - J - ,- The-average edltoV is tpO'Ti K o ta A w i th á tjrtM I Iiui,u TLahkaxi o h p e d h y l^ f ■ W Äbut’-we 'f ip f # ? mb' U & i v n i cytj*. i u t s b A i ò » n y filt f a B a J h 't j t b d ls baril m again. ^ ñ thaoU¿e»d¿a4 i * a^oonri dered ru a / ck; th yoQ fö<V cabotq In vvèrÿj ¡ç .^ h a i ^yod'hpen./* You »chrt’t MARKET la m é tte Y o u r iu tm tlrv 1? w o r k , ¿ IV p r u s v A tr ia l. W e h a v f^ jh e m a c h ija ^ th e help ' D M T h e brainB U) do good ! w o r li a n d W o.delUf.er it w h e t i . ■ W ^ d > O j,r p rice s a | . i w a y s p lflH s u . j Ci 71d i �W ' F > * -S Î I ' . July 21. WH, . . Tilt SANTORO II Eit ALO The : Crippen Music Store IN S A N F O R D C H U R C H E S That Reminds Me By HAWLEY ROBERTS • RESUME. Of AIL CHURCH EVENIS ujr~ 'Low Prices o r In te re st to Those Religiously Incllnod—Subjects of Discourses for the Sabbath. "j High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. # • ‘1 . %• Where Devout of the Celery City Worship Sunday. Vr TrK. Bate« of the Title Bond & Guaran­ tee Co., la oue of the greatest joke smiths that ever floated down the placin' Si. John« from Palotka and every day should ' * you* happen to be around Bates' din emporium you will have a - chance to laugh at hia Irish w it.' The other day a very pompous indlvldul pranced into the office of Bates. _ Bond and Boneeett and with a Get-RichJe Quick Wallingford air Inquired of^Batrs If hAhkd-any twenty five cent land-to •ell." BAtfcs’ had been dealing In" land that range« from 9200 per qcre to 91000 jpex acre and the question had him in the air for a minute but he came up for the count, adjusted bis nose glasses, looked the pompous one over and blandly in* cfulred: ”■ *j “How many acres would you wish, one acre'or two acresT" The would be purchaser tumbled and ■a faded away Into the purplo sunset. + Easy Payments. ¿. * •* ** Pico Block fT ir i*rrnuscr.i 4M> ii.«*mu in aI t i i n r I u n . In i limn t i n t i i/ca Tfc* P m4»m ,1 it , CtartW i ia iK. O 17 i n Ij i m Ii b,(a| a, M.i iKail A » ..m H .u >m •«kai CK.rxK Nm la lid, >Sa »1 Ula, lK.a W^mi- A tll OK IK O liilfJ to u u n ,r cum tout lay iflatMM I ok f . i i t u seat in u n k ink ro v u N o w Ki KIITI-K iati, w IH I N - .INtt- .f- K IN INC ONI The Peeple s CoruresaUonsI —B e^ rOeert s B. WeMisu. M p N W f morning Mrviee, It; evrnioj tarvkc. 7:30; preyrr mettloS WedneeUey, 7:30 p. m -.Sabbath Khool. 9:43 e. in J. C. Lntinlnicf. Supsrtatradenl. ed I t tN K Ii ONI DOt I iK to I r iK r - f t n u r/ too oi cn-ioK IOI rot’K MUSI. T Ii AN jc rn i r . i Ki Ni * NIKI 1.4KNINC J iiet.K.iL i s r u u r r i r s t M rth o d ls t Rev- J. A. Hendry, pestar; church. Cornar Perk avenue and tVlh itrrcl; perron«4». comer H s inoils avenue and Seventh etreet; phone IS «. Sunday Domlos tervk* et I I ; evrnint eervtce. 7 : 3 o. 'Sunday Khool. 0:48 .a. ra.; Joo. K. MotU i ^ r , Supt. TeKheri* t m i l n i every Friday. Is T h e T i m e 'T o “ R e a d y to B u y P la n t” C e le ry I m p ro v - S a n fo rd • F a rm s . %V *v ' ‘ » - ^ PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORO ■ first Baptist T T ? ! I T Rev.- J. W. WUdeien, "partorì Sunday m_____ M. SMITH. Prea service. 11; evenirti »crvlce, 7:30; Sabbath Kboot. M. M. SMITH, These farms can be bought for the next thirty lh c s c la rm s c a “■ • | !; ' days for less •money i» than ever again. We • • s«!*-.. • *». L ro M ^_^/1CJC.*TKV KH g;V rCr«|». j | ) fayr ■'.■**« ~ i * •'.• S it o H. B. TOLAR. Caahler ' ¡i • -. If you want to hear some real rich by teacher«'m retlni. things gs to the poetoffice and stand Presbyterlen ' near the window and hear, some of the Rev. J . 1. McKinnon, pertor, m ornln| Mrvke. i m i i i B i cross questions and ailly answers pro­ 11 evonlni Service, 7 .30. Sabbath Kliodl. 0.49 a. m ^ jlcn r^ ky Salin, Su»(.,J prayer, mertjpy W«U, pounded ta Miss 'Muller. For instance R > one last week occurred a t follows: Fur truck?ba and fruii tro«Ara : Catholic •*A freckled-foced girl stopped at the fnlka who waht to know about F Catholic Church, O a k __ wiea .Blit«4M Weekly. <1.00 per year; postoffice and yelled out: “Anything for 8th « treed. Rev. Father»____ _ "In charte. 2 Sc. SetM 10c for a teii-latL lose every Sunday at 10 e. ra. Roeary, aetmon the Murpby’sT** * V acri prion. >«■ p p y, B rig h t, Cw«w and benediction every Sunday at 7:30 p m . Stop, day Khool at 8 a in. Cunfeidoni h ran l Saturday "No. there is Dot". said Miss Muller. T H E F L O R ID A GR0\ betOre Aral Sunday of tho month between 4 and 0 “Anything for Jane MurphyT" 8 0 0 P to rld a A v a. - T am pa, p- m. and 7 and 6 p. m. Flrat Sunday of month TheFloridaGiftwer SI j have Sanford fart**» tasell» -Nof-kargov Taft, Burbank nor CcTcry City but Sanford. Always Sanford. There is only one Sanford. All irrigated ready. to plant. Will • « pay for themselves this winter. . . . . . !) maaa a t 7.30 a. m and 10 a. m “ N o th in g ." 7 “Anything for Ann MurphyT" “No"..' ’ • “Anything for Torn MurphyT" » ¿•No". "Anything for Bob MurphyT" . .“ No, not a bit." . “Anything for Jerry* MurphyT" ‘/ ’Nothing nt alL" "Anything for Uze Murpl>yT" -^."Noy nor for Pal Murphy, «or Dennis. Murphy, nor fqr Pete Mtirphy. n&r Paul 1 Murphy n o f.fo r John. Jock nor Jim " Murphy, nor for any Murphy, dead, living; . unborn, native or foreign, civilized, sav­ ag e or barbarous, mate or female, black or white,, frnndvlsed or disfranchise«!, nuttirdl or oywrwisfe. Nffi thrtd is p»ltively nothing iudivually.lolntly. severally, uqw ultd forever". .^, • The girl’ Idbked aU bflss Muller in „ ustonlsJ|inenL and said: "Please see. 1/ there fa miyming>/or Clarrncv Mifrpli/". '. - . -* Holy C roaa tp ta c o p a l Rev. B. F. Brown, rector; A. D. Key, aenlor w a r don: Sunday morntnk aervk*, II; «vrnlnk aervicr 5 OO; Sabbath achoot 0:43 « m ; B' F Wbitnar. Supt.; prayer m erlins 7 30 Wednradav evrnlnS Attention. G. A. P. T h e 5 3 th . N atio n a l e n c a m p m e n t of th e G. A . P .. Will ta k e p la c e a t K uciitdtvr, N. Y .. A u g u st. 21, 26. 1911. I lv a d q u h ite ra -f o t H u tn Ju w lH Iw- eaiut»lia lirtl a t th e E v e rilt H o te l Jac k a o n v tlle . A tig u s t IK. !»chMl«io (rq m 'Jn c k sp n v ille Os fo llu w a: , . * L e a v e s JuC ksonvIlh! I0 ;I5 u. m . A u g . IS tli. ArriHt-, W n aliln g to n 10 ID u. in., A u g ., 20. l^enve W a s h in g to n 7 J»5_|v. m» A u g . . '20. A rrive DochCptbr. U 00 i . m , A u g ., 21. Ih illm a n re s e rv a tio n s c a ll l»e m a d e s • * th r o u g h £ £ y tick et a g e n t of th o A tla n tic C o a st L ittO 'd * w rite tp J . G. K lrklnnd. D. * • » i • 1 P . A. T m h p u . n « ., or A , P -. , ’A » J a c k s o n v ill e H iy tf-B a te bfigAlo- *. i ^ -- --------- — H. H. k SEND TOR TUt C H A P P E L L ’S Real E s ta te A g e n c — y^ I p*rr . FLORIDA FLOWER i, v p . - À J t 'U - - ¡ i t v . A Magazine that t) ” T^lls all AboiiC-- • Florida.*nit Blos­ soms Wccjy in TAMPA FLORIDA T o n C e n ts the C o p y Many self-styled specialists liavr'madc a fetv visits her« j it^ .h y false representations have robbed the tick of their money, but toon they have gone. nc.ver to ratur jw ¿)ttiers will cotnc '*ini*go, but We will c o n u r .'^ c o m in g regulat^y-j^j- core our jsatienta, as' we In vc done in tfie past, . .. ‘ W v iS s . .. . . I j i i f t * t . v . . * '*.• ~ r ir * t .Canal $ u « ( P f r ^ -r.-T / - ' ¿r*t stsatnei'uf the FloridiiQnsiml If nit Navigation oornprmy la - •oJfcedufrd la f o f p rp S _ _ MiVb 'Jackidrtvn^. Och>»i^ U « c ^ ;.j!|T j¿ f * t ’ i D i T r u n T ^ s ' ^ f t r - l h ' (U ^ fo k lia d V t . N . Y., /o f ext«j%alon u s licrcio* i W t o lIhiV« iq,Dsyv>ea l ^ d A y ^ »'•w'-^ebur larg? ♦teaffiere fire.under bin* fo n ^ ftH i W p. -^irial T1; ‘t>elitgf’fn»s| v®d^ ¿ f l k i r ^ wf-Spttiillrt C onsultation W iV ' t/A é ; jVlT. JjÿpoTiiVii: tbdr- tickets? .wlÎT IVi C. will Iftnye.tl^ M ONDAY .51 n iu ip s .-ltt^ 'P Ö ^ tW SJ Of^th* Ornai meant .h)pf£ : The- w ie Won any. other city on Ujc rfuriti urpTTilfi. •; The A lin nlft/ iiêsignuted a*.il further In/tHinni ’$ # W c tq-d^piD^pn ont) urini^ltp wlmtrPfcaMn £ e ^ V .. ï!>e Vijlijr ÇOll.t will “ •■>V * ^ ^ J U p l v e r ^ Î ^ ^ w / ; pua ntm_Ü> 'WB mgl.attention vto the ûtlverüMment tflfltf Uni vêtait y g o r b i a In tht$>j#5Ì P Ä im Ä ijlc ; C a U f T h ^ R ln g iu ^ «1 ’ • , ; hta institute liti*^ t « I «. e zttU w t w uir «>s .. v .. ’ ■- - •• Ib*1 fo u rn it- a ? 'deairintfrfc.tû® Uffcefber m*terrl|«u. -/* cîw and ^)ebi)tt/,-> InÇ-lanttrr'^fr'tMj rhich unfitThirtÄ ({vice and treat»»« now« how tO'CUfe ITT<•ii ;h)cti ir*4<tp il d ‘5jTk?U9,H5-» ÿ ^ , r i ^ U tJlalnt ii. fm ß m s of w students; c -Doctor iirttMCjiwon ¿leairp qjètHv wH.pf- iald C U f ^ W f 'n ^ IdTifutUnMa «i;*j ¿Mnia<it1on,‘ BS,i4 wiTTsf-irt in the d i^ n ó iit . Nsme • ooomica.niab.llfi •var' published, but eaierenctrglsdly furnished e»- r^wSe^ ^Corinlt,ui<)ìi (rre .toil ponfidcntial; correspondence sqUdud-aml symptom ilank on application.^. Address proper. M. W. Lût W the city of Sanford .cA d d W fo « w orld, V à i « if r t jf ö n nu pm tü W T ¿ T O P toll ' benefit Of I te fed ite .te n a b le cropi Wd H ^ ' I ,'7 4 w i S fS o iid L tiy n .. ÏQtKjÜ S O N V IL L E P i. O R IP A » �»r \ HR THE gAAfyito «ERALO Some Extras — AT — M cCULLER S A Budget of Interesting Items From Correspondents \ TH E E V E N T S OF O RAN O E CO U N TY * • Mrs. J. E. Rose end daughter. Miss Ethel hove return to tbéir home in Lakelead after »pending a week here With SundeH. Mrs. Morris Keely and children have come up from Tampa to spend the re­ mainder of tho summer'hero with Mrs. A. W. Keely. • Mrs. a J. Overstreet Is pleasantly . >•* spending several weeks with relatives in -V Co. i ‘ C P . Lee of AVaycross,1 Go., has been, spending the post week boss. Making improvements op his property here which greatly sdds to the building hp of the t r r . t -»w n . -**’*• ^ ,* Mr. sod Mrs. Rsmoey spent all of loot ---wash here with Mr.' and Mrs. J. G.' Mar­ tin. Mr. Ramcey is dvll engineer for the f engineer for the Southern Citrus Co^ and ^ r • was surveying a routo for the new pro- . .posed trolley line which will probably pass through this town. Mr. Broply. vice president of the Oct. also spent one day bare last week. IM P R O V E D P A R K ! ID E A L F E R T I L IZ E R S Í BEST I L P. M cCuller .To gain a place on our regular list a formula must oot only produce *r‘ results, but reaults with a P R O F IT . The user of fertilizer ?*• '• • v. * .ponaiders the effect on his pocket-book the R E A L result. . £ •1 /vl ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R S produce* ¿he ri2ht effect, for it works with 5 ^ , Nature. The preference of each clays qf vegetation for its ¡¡T r # source of plant food is carefully'Jtudied as well os the proper £* • • » proportions to give perfect bolapce^-nd .lock, no^wayte. 5^ » >« W ith proper application of proper'food vegetation outgrows diseases ; and tnsecti ter a gflat extentTand beliig^trong and vigorbus, -U Ereduces fruit that |a pleasing to the eye and palate, and brings' returns pleasing to the grower. _ t f e r i financial f [ Do not Idee the maximum profit due you by using poorly glanced 1 plant food from improper Mftftces. *~1D E A L stands ioi P R O F IT . . J; Phone 277 C. H. DIN G EE r r ?— CiU V evr Stsfard Braocli Wsrehou»* io durft «1 K. C. M u vill or tddrtM W ilson & Toomer F ertilizer Company : 'JACKSONVILLE I I OKI DA S WfWMm*' 1------ :— H The T erro rs o f th e Tide When the summer bathing season a t the ocean begins, to also-does the cata­ logue ôf narrow escapes from drowning, ■and we ore fortunate indeed if one.or tvfAoccasions Jo not come a i« a f^ 'n ÿ n the escapb is notu& de.and g- life is * '' with very lew. exceptions, these acrid occur'bccauo# the.bathers go into surf when the tide is going out abd the undertow la consequence is very strong, especially if there *ia a " heavy swell At swob itUne--eVan. a strong swimmer la Ukritlt9 be carried out sa fac that, he Bota-il vtTrV difficult -to get buck tq shore, end of course .lb s' lessen strength o f ñ has in) show a t TlL Nearly all residents ‘Understand this and g o ^ jç .k o thing eaheiarSDWn the Urislog. boj.r^w oeinscá^end heed; liOtf With this, issue we offer The Sanford Herald and The Packer for $Z.OO per year. Subscribe now and get your liotne paper with, all live, news •and•- the best produce paper published r\ . -. A P leasu ro to T a s te the Ice Cream mode by us, .because.wc use pure £reac(».m>d .extracts/ Iru T ' (iMe the qtmdst ,dtV*Jo;' secure sbsc^ute cjcaplincu through ail stages of, mak­ ing. You eshnot fail to be pleaked with iti dqjtpyfe flavor, s n d . you-> ill find it The m o u delirio tu cooler yot-F; 'warm v S v ‘, ty e T ^ quirt ór gkilofr, and «1^ ttS th ® - - -N - 1-,* . . r •v -v ,.; “r ' [ . , 1 •' - e i *«J LV^. - ' B. V. David ha Vi» pureígsFrank Sutton and ere some.. • / " TT .rr- ed the SPOT The shell-mound at the mouth of Lake Monroe; every con . venienee for picnic parties; admission free. The swimming pool under these big oaks is emptied and cleaned every day anti Jllld * ' [iking water. Ask your doctor’s opinion about this with pure drinking Try it oncei and yyou t will come ngnin. Open THURSDAYS, mid SUNDAYSi Other.days by arrangement Go west on First* street. Marl road to Brady’s store, then * north to Rand’s siding; Sroes railroad and keep road east of nn<l . along railroad; good hard road all the way. • in hulk R / W . n .r « n liR « v »twPMre. J_ .F. f , B EAU TY H einze S w eet, Mixed and P lain Pickles LAKE MARY MELANGE to tò ik * - N A TU R A L ■ B W o O DLAND ¡ W Pl,thl|: ÈÈ To Iks Editar at Th» Herald: ?*dr *i . ’ • •Mrs. Arthur fiosne spcnVh few days in Orfcntto lost w^ek. 4 — ^ , Miss Jones of Allaota recently .visited .her unfile onp^nufu, \ f t : iq>d\Mr$; Prank Mm ’ . •' frrg* L A. Rouw sfb ' Xÿ** A C u rtic e B ro s . Efficient s ia r r o r R eporters Weekly Covers th e T erritory fo r The Herald • >i * GENEVA JOTTINGS -goad—ca ts Tbs Hsrmldi Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baker leaves this week for Richmond, Va., Washington, D. C,, and pther placet of Interest. This " aged couple have many friends In Geneva 'fand^gisew here who wish; for them *a *\C : ,Jf>ls*gSnt trip, h q ^ a safc rptafahom a. :L • *Mri; Cgp^tTayiot, qnd tittle son yetumed r night from O tl^d o wbars they ‘»tivee for a few days. .... ^ M r M i. Etberedge and sister. Miss Sieg visited Sanford last Wednesday and while thefe were, the guests of. l l i t E. E. w v w v n v m i i t ‘i son has b^an doing Government wçrk a t Augusta Georgia since December and they will locate at that place. Wo will miss them greatly pnd our best wishes io with them to their new home. Mrs. Allen who lives on Cameron Ave., is not at oil well. We hope she may toon regain her usual health. Dr/ odd .Mrs. Swartz, our pastor and wife, are planning to build far them‘selves a neat* parsonage on JessutT^Avd. The ground Is being cleared, now# % • .* ' «A '» Geo. Swartz has gone to Pennsylvania and New Jersey for a moaths pleasure and business. Our people spent another dellgtful evening with Prof* and 'Mr. Maria on Silver Lako.Uat week. Boating, bathing, games and delicious watermelons, with ---------------s pssfsot nsooallght nighl a ad thaeoedlal ----- ----------hospitality of the Marla’s made the oc­ casion one to be remembered. Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Neai and Mrs. Johns of Sanford were entertained a t dinner by Dr. and Mrs. Minnlck Tuesday evening of lost week.* »\ * • Horry Stevenson came home last Sun­ day for is h o r t visit He and hia family == will [leave on Monday's boat for their w lllll /¡K m c s t Augusts. Go. now^n - * a*.**».. . Miss Aileen Minnlck la planning-p • visit gl her brothers .home a t ¿ajágfleid. , ' e>-•N u m b in g and Massi. She ekpccta to leòve, on Mon­ • * «^•7 , day's boat and Captain Minnlck will ' G a s F i t t i n g , Km * meet bar in New York the loUowln^^aU ^ ork Receives My Personal Attention u n l a y ../ ‘ ’» ^ ' *. and best e»orts •* The youdg people surprise Miss Mlnfl *£•' % nick Tuesday evening and" spent a " i d l / yOpposite |^ »booe£30 Q ty .Hall evening with gomes and miiklEr------' Croquet has been added to our amuse­ ment ond affords great pleasure. The tiling o n ' f . F. button's place is Completed and Geo; Swartz patent boxes are being put la. .1 C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S il«. July ii. 1911 _________ .sroia<or #. by the/Çreflch ¿AkL a t Da1 . m m ■-r rr ) á to f ,d tó reliable, * y;gc^l i ^ r y ^ p ÿ l u l , Bft, tóril jfle Éjr. m‘ tq V ir iti iliernMn 4 ^ 1 f i p t >t % . cogid^ pat W hkaad ■" ■ Ü a bum ’ffiot ifW jW iie d , ^t% ^yU nly.gysttm , < *v ^ rrv : i r JT t' il^ ^ n v ^ h e :^ o lo k ’‘ «UMliÉT ■a h g awiEW'.* *: m hfd si>oni t in Gtosvq hutv - ,a R « a u w .|s Intb'pfleoT these srere deabsâ the bsuiuLcleind âoélly cut ! euuj ik h iu n i ó irrw n o d btié r ti H n H fñ f^ S o a ¿ B ft* td s w lm í VvT: gaveAn ibtorrétlai¿«and .•Instrurd *o •.w Wrehràdere. •• : V •’* . • ir v Fife m m , Arinour’s ‘-Extract f £ néüoied in seizing by ' a a w [“r - t ^ / i - x w » • H » . - n n i 'S S i i e i i i 'n ^ ^ > u t f « ™ 4 % 4 m w Q 'i S a ^ a ^ i « >w ' y w * > - IflhA k t o r W hitcvlIliïA’t i . ¿ [ »lie WFATr . U w t a n o ^ nbU ^ tJo my. o w n inm éew oriL M y . bTockJ w a s .*M^ong.‘ J h a d back* I « , a n jl-w g f y f tÇ 'W eok- • I; t ^ A ç m a l d o c io rs. b u l they , jiD.gcx^L 1 tixCti Careful f o r 3 o rV ijio h flv J , now N t a - b c K íi ta l th j i u v e . e v ÿ c ÿ ç a n - ; f c A ju la v £ r > o ia a l of AinerU _ cxi o r • • ; < t — -— .«-r'-*'-— . - •* ' » ' ■■'*%b* «c»H N 0 | f e ^ tv..-i i. - Colton Barbota# w jl r^AO r M trRjM_ _ . . . ; -a.«. • Ifl Efltb ta-Apopka- « ti m e ^ l ji . ^ o r t t a e d a o e v e r* ., v gir ami Mre tW'Òhìini'bcrfsIn «ro ijj /t* * / VAri^tèfbcr Ow emertainnumt ,»v 'NÌw Yotk vUüiog'OftdMlgbtbsring i iasttaffs ^hàru^wlH b# mod»'food toi * ¿v.^i^'.wriw'thàt. «ne -trip Vë aA-wiloyift^>vciyIhiiiG.''*jrbc qvrning thoutat aa W>« ‘ exbèrìemMt'grwmT - ; */ ' ’ btloté thaV left theii'lgiind» «t Çsmrreri will address tac raoeüng. .Everybody'll ____ prr* Sprdlallÿ invited to kttend an d. the i/odife — '< *■ > togati; i«*oplc of A,jx>ñVa can Uj depended q^on -v* _ s p -r ■‘ o»s f ‘4 *■ * . • .*1 ..................... *f ' * *' • ■»i X?, -** -, v.v ‘ - '■■■• frisbie - mm y*- 1 , 1 , « p re a so u r b o a k i j i ^ r j ' M»-. *Wnab^ ha’ ^ V .. rj'qü*’ Ln O K 5 H 4 . r 8- ^ . . ¿H A L H I r--WtV m U Of K a n fo rrl^ . ' Fil LS l.O W Üvtapldbotpeiû Wichita after int«ratini jQUmiy. They are . W. W.Drtsslpr wIkoba» bean spendhit auLimer . with her raotbcT at prtwrn,>LT*. wifi Koan be: at boroq B- ... ! w*-t: that death baa **^r;î upon and daughter; 8s¿- m t*. SK-ÔH: ..- ' ■^-■==~ ;*.V • • rida: la; vK IL .Brown, JackoanvlBé, MTlorida; • * -* fonie R-JkowiyCh Jlrewtv Chatta «ioga.'Icon. - . , • IT -'-, - Congregational 'gjrv.jGta.-B. : Ü^Sé --■*' -• ;vt.-'iZ « .’ f a t i t i m Sm ' - J.*. -* • ^ZfSvw-- A. —..J if V' corporation and > te » ta tí. ; will be held sa usual. . - flBBMBHiIW irffîiliffii^^gt¿igac^kaiifi ■ FF e S a lS in ^ a n ít * ¥ CaWWtal . ( * ; »• - ;íí£ f4 fc 1; • ‘ *Ysll ■ *‘ Vî ü r • v * �IN. AND ABOUT THE CITY Mr». A. C. Rollin* of Winter Garden 1» *Bring your djd tires to Sanford Machias visiting at the home» of Mr». C. A. Bett» k Garage Go. for Vulcanising. 48-tf and Mr». W. S. Thorryon. A few more Mason Fruit Jars left at Little Happenlnfs— Mention of Mr». A. I. Moore, Who ha» been hvlng reasonable prices, at W.w. Long's Grocery. in Sanford for the. pan several rnufuiU Matters In Brief. ! w|ih her sons, Messrs. J. C. and P. L Comfort Cottage will open the Orst Moore, returned to Rock Hill. S. C., Mon- week In August. 4f-4tday night. S or 5 doses "666" will cure any'case of PERSONAL ITEM S O f INTEREST • A card from Daytona Beach states that and Fever. Price 25c. * 37-tf Jim Harris is there resting up for r few not let us store your furniture K Summary of the Floating Small Ta|Jk weeks that last game with Orlando prov­ _rou are away for the summer ing too much for his overwrought nerves. and save house rent. Sanford Furni­ Succinctly Arranged for Mur> rled Herald Readers. Clyde Pounds is back from a trip <to ture Co./ *' 33-tf 'J ' H E L a u n d ry B o g says: Mias Peart Hunter of Winter Park Is Alabama and other points north. The The nursing home at 8th and Elm Ave, fans are happy again. visiting her sister, Mrs. W. S. Thornton, is prepared to care for a limited number “ T he flat-iron ia no re* Geo. A. DcCottes has returned from a of surgical cases. Mrs. Wright, nurse in •pecter pi collars. Mr.'And Mrs. George H. Fernald, ac­ ^ 33-tf companied by Mrs. Ferhald’s mother, left trip to his old home at ^Jacksonville. He charge. “I'v e seen many a nobby shape also spent afew hours at Pablo Beach last Saturday for Boston where they will Eat chipped beef while the- weather is become a knobby shape after where his mother owns a summer home. warm, cut Itffen American Slicing machine . spend-the summer. « »cane»-with th» trmwr ---------Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Miller and little at W.W. Long’s Grocery.. 44-tl A. N. Thurtion.' the efficient electrician “ H e r e 's a g e n tle t i p : grand daughter will «pend the month Just recleved a new line of Art of thfe'fttstitne Theatre expects to* reave with their son. Dr. Oliver Millpr of the squares, prices reasonable. Sanford “ If you tvfcnt to be sure that ,t tomorrow for a vacation trip to Cuba. U. S. Army, headquarters at Buffalo, New Furniture Co. your collars won’t lose tbeir 33-tf Stanley Walker U eating home cooking York. •hApe in thd laundry—get the for several days. Savannah is all right Miss Reinn Murrell left yesterday for hand*mgde brand. but th en Is-oo plgje like home. Jacksonville ami from there »lie will go “Costs you no more—and the Tomorrow* at 4:30 in the park band to South Carolina for a month's stay, with •hape stays. Note the name." stand Mias Rose Dickenson will entertain friends and relativas.',, Notice To The Public * the children with story-telling. ’ Mrs. Dr. J. M. Deli and little son, of AJI bilU due the Sanford Herald On or Billy Hill 4a agent for several makes of Gainesville ore the guests of Mrs. Dell's before Junts 30t^ urp payable to me and *" motorcycles and caa be. Seen speeding tlsffer, Mrs. C. A. Raysor. hereafter no bill will be traded out on The ._4>wn the street making a noise liken Miss Lillian Gibson arrived" in SAnford Herald by a n y o n e connected'’there­ saw mill. last Thursday to be with her parents for with. BilU dqe to me must be settled ot piUy Beardatl and Jimmy Windham of a while, before going to Williston. S. C. once : as 1 am anxious to square up all 7 /o r 7 5 * the Orlando ball team were In the city on where she has been elected to teach In the outstanding indebtedness. •> j j f * * R. J., H our. Monday looking for ball-players. Not |he graded school. Biss Gibson recently 47 -4t having any of their own Orlando U trying graduated from Wimhrop College. Rock hard to bowow some ffom Sanford. Hill. S. C„ the largest and .'one of the best colleges for women In the South. Mrs. M. E. Heater writes to change her Uon. T. B. Lanier, one- of the shining Herald to Saluda, N. G. where she'ViU spend the summer, the guest of Mr. said legal tights and all roun^ good fellows of Tavares was in the ‘city on Wednesday. All Local Advertisements Under This Am O. H. PelletL • tjeadlng. One Cent a Word Each Issue Mrs. E. G. Tyner of Tampa Is the guest He reports Tavares improving and the opera Itouse expects to.open In time for of her daughter, Mrs. R. J. Holly. the winter tourists. The first play will ■- T.IL Wilson a prominent promoter of be "The Bats Awnke." SANFORD F L O R ID A South. Florida U in the city and will make several Investments here. lig h ts Were Out Mrs. J. IL Cowan and children rye en­ The city was in darkness for over an w . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y joying the cool hrceres at Ormond. hour on Wednesday night when a break . „ AQENT8 t« ' Misses Carrie Lovell and Murthu Fox occured at the plant. Herald square was vil Piiuico. nuutwao have returned from an cnioyablc two on the blink and both theatres 'Were, uvii,. vuau Herald Oflloe. * 49-4t weeka visit, with Miss Ruth Contes nt "dark houses." V." Briggs bos fiome Made Corn Beef. Daytona Beach. . Nothing like it In lawn. Try it. Phone Sanford Florida ~ 48-2t ’ A Thrilling Reicue * Misses-Nellie and Lillian Scrohcl of Jacksonville are the guests of Mfss Caul# ■‘ By his presence of m ind. and Indomi­ Wanted—Clean cotton ratte will pqy 2 nts per pound for them.. Herald ofLovell table courage Mr. Frank Mfltecr, one of ~ ~ * te A * • *%* t * •P. J. P.srrptnorc of Jacksonville spent Sanford's social fonder». averted what y H O L L I N S C O L L E G E , W I N T E R P A R .£ For Salo—Horse, wagon, yniffl harayM several d ay s-o f1this -week iy the city. promised to tw a very'sfjtovs accident 37^00.for qtijca Sole. Ahdress E. Bdr»' / O ld e st C ollage a n d flffost O osu tlfu l C a m p u s In F l o r l ( l / ^ \ * HU Qtaily-Sanford fricijd» Wrffe' glad to Wednesday nfternodn, ‘ 4l(-ltp U was about 4.30 in the afternoon .and dick. College. Academy,' Music. Yxpresalo'n. Fine Arfa. Domestic and Indus see him again. » . • Ii)»t-*On strfeeu of San lord, gold raff trial Art». Business, .Norma*! Course. ' T F.-M. I’lank, a well 'known "medicine Firs,t,street wafe„-gjowded with shoppers button, with Sindh diamond, set: finder A wfwo' a horse attached to the grocery „Twelve buildings, (opr dormitories, separate rooms, kteflm Utia, «feetrie leave at postollice and recelv^rcwajd." R. man." was (n the cit^ Sever«f days'this wagon .of H. H. Ifltt took fright and star­ Homrighous. lights, fire protection, fine gymnasium, no malaria, quarter-million clulluf en­ — 40-t^ • ^.wqck. . '■*-■*• *•', dowment. Four .»raqhrt^of m u s i c , . o r g a n , nr dozed planflu. tiro glee ted on a mad dost).up the street, as the . All trimmed-jiets at reduced, prievs LA— The office* of tire vegetable association t^pa^atheredgs^eed a cry of save the utdbs. ctftrus class. Superb new roortls Tor Business School full baiikkaf foro stock-taking J'M. T< Mien49-2tp aqdlpiuatU. Burroughs adding-'iunrhlnc. typewriters, two" Instructor» n ftt v are only open part-of the time (luring this chltdfAn rang out and it was then the . - Wanted—T<f trifde for soYue’ inuyoued rear. New chamkalan'd physical laboratories, equipped with eve • summer season.'Several .of-the 'officers hprror’ -stricken on-lookers .tirsl^m iced Saitfocd truck lnud:nv«'to- l«q UfKirond uevlae; aualytla of »oily, fertilizers, foods, watcri preparation form • ore o o tfjt.^ e ^trjp>I>V»Ir»t*«.a»d'f4eas* twO'ilttM, tot«, band» bUspcdtfoelug dflilais InyoifeeiK hardware g en ial slock. amrsrn.kJUMnc& bontliiC, swlmuitfig^gplh tqiinf toquIre-R-rttlrJ j ’rlnjlug Oa <•- • 48-4t : urajsent. \ \ • lilg iU n ç .,5 1 ’ For fttut-njttght .«¿‘'O ff tllodi'two • 0(||l«. ' P. M EU)si IcftUyi yflrúqs» cufeeneil from slihj_ toj j r t r / -Mr. Milliner gedd jkMise-and'-tnikbi.^. sams. w eitA f, * wick where he will ría .-ii.cr.nt was tfid Atm to a'ct. os à felt qqjck 'slept lowp. Itlqulte ot HitAtiL Office or Mrs. k v v u r r \\v r v ^ v r \\v \c r v \r \i\\\r > ^ ..u v > * & r > v ■juiertst l>rlK»*grfjt. hlfti Withn. o ^ b 'a n d th«V wtì^ visir with a ^ v h i l L <Kv t-AArfin* ; In Ikw gta und (frsáh. n ~priiiiI«WT»tpg^a'lwtTNl-his .body « * FetsSnte-VheAphewÿ n d ’kfy.'.'bis ’hands gra'spod and K t u n r ^ j i l a t K ) / S . - jjMMMpd ' YxKÍrJ, lls^crirten IsfçrtJar^a catvhW .^ Fon Sale«X>MW yardsx-dT; yordsx-<ff■ «out ttöfe dsya nñd Mitafry basiness men the Iwfflle.'shd-.for«»-fc w seconds he hung ar«"WjnilníaTV*y Thursday afiérhoòns ori T v V a n i c n r ...i l« .5 , MUjer'A. the rivers ami lakes. •* . . For Sale—Eifffe ».'iort' ,1« form aial jxHflc, H n ild ' wf . M ri|9 d Tiles. A. Llljn' travo, .returned Barulii. tytiiw. dhix 44. ,drqoMl j6v>of (lhe princlp<d,citis«.trfûie . ..Warned—TÒ buy'do«lr«t)l * nffftb ánííimB 'rtqeivlng 'Äpgnttotätioft» anl-tftBtÿr hismjk /Tttey n|Hrni£itdè dt thé .o p x ö y s (aneti was aßt needed 'Jik- by somanctf'of lilfa/SjJanfSv'otf N rk nvfenUfe. ' f, ' r. provrdepce Ml. Mittetfr waa riot 'lèriousl/ For SgSfc. to A m i,' -cv/si/re.Ar^alffAte . 4d(l ^ ««I lifli*, injured bavjag anàtolncd hflAv-fgn cu«" T -d»igM rjrip UfVc • today for . J^pkiorv Tnodvabra«ioÓ!i. i -cpSäHbfedl Ott,' but-’Mirv MU- 4M from city? *q PirsL, sir eel wgab'kirU. J j prid cougSgeoús actlòo- had » particulars sec AddisQP-L-AwWsffiv» 1 ivlUe .called dtj. t^eckeff jds. Alih4 and he. wus e i^ iy W p ’ jUkj Sanie odog. : ^ >-pvd-withjn a b k i f c H « was /turagd and riving anti saddle mart. ,.R<tok. Hill sur- > r guutL M new. ‘ Whole.*otiult. will life t W. L ..ttoRUtt xAuraed this>y*K ft'Am led AsclTto.Wr-HTiÇs Mort? ahd^SAnfard dd/or )U00. If »<>M'at ,Aodiesa fL v j t p a i f fcrto AtlafiUc Cltyr where he *en* iiodyfe^ts .great sigh of relief anF^r-'TliU io>kd a Tew week^T Vacation. - y . . ; waa WWftqllft (he package p f goW' dust finii Tiw,»!» gun aod plpco the "twin»” . M « í Sejgh wíolvéa to. meet- ton Methts sale. ï wip aèll Uf> "Eld ¿ f e ,o od soihjd î (fé fmirth shel(- for Irta thon it^coat mfe dlitTifdiea el fh¿ Meihorilsr?tiÍwrcli. itesi C orliss WANTS Clothier and Men’s Furnisher General Fire Insurance — ^ V y ià e ^ p rta u te '.. a»dioo.V S u m J a y tó i4 á A l4 H !T ,•*»*'* t A i ÿ prtsion- -y i ,faclionville-la ihegmTpcd h ^îI « th e rtfe iè p n w ô ond; DeOottA. J ME ¡Ùtd-Ht*;.h K, iV,lri0kipf..l‘ul0toU/i n e tW 4 < b a d c®>pàgy.) 'Fer SWe—(Aut^jnohlh iF s O ld ^ W .^ Ffer'Sale-^A Victor. w J very Jliile^ tô ife o r ■r h!ï fqrrn west of town. Uier»Iut>lAl Ma . iChaeg^wlU visit'the eaat coast. . '-iJ4 > ^ ) C f * * » * PöiWil or the Atlantic Cmjt *• ' Libe Uft ybortrday ' tnprnlpg a_t j éblm-l» -Garage -tfciöfek Jer Bfllevllírs FTotJdgr wbiffe lw ; w Ûi^pf^W r - father and roolper. Mr. and. and spend about MY \ Infortì òwnfer. .dfdlqr. In SÁnfmff ttk /ano»-" To léteJliiotnr Jurnished^and unfui/ llkrd. ngtu housekeeping. .IM FVftrtchl ,ve; west Si<J(f, two minutes from dnciV q f .f r Jrtlfll' of sume v< I)eL*nd. I iTO Stì Tìa lid la d - b y alt firs t* In Satifoad as wtiJ sut In ralirtad rjf«?« r. .-»who with-hlm à hSopy broe while thaia, Misa AranA*Takadi «ad JulifT» lik à c b • aroen qo iba aro-.«n r>n extended tout tour -• through through Ih* -ijpoS luklng . in Buffalo. Niagara Fa^». Mlrrtieapolls^ and other' dflqs. FroorflieiV they wULgo to New, return home in th | asrty Is rrpreseming the Cyphers Incubator aud expects to eovar the Soutbfertr,tiA|í|oñr j ¿ Brfa'rdaìl gvenaç. feloS, t t lUUom* >iv» acres ilici, farmed two years. Intuire . c la s s - V ; gro co fs.v» . v fcE.vçfj'thinjt Known’io the. Trade UnJ«ryopd's. ted iti., W títo » . Cood- b tih b Ü L ? B B S 2E . i**# Address basti m i U PÂRK •S F S jö V e R o W r t î . C t i i c i y , n c i i - P â i t o f f i c i - . i �Bulletin .. • 1 •• • . it is likely you may grt two boxes per tree, the fifth year three boxes per tree, • and after tills, the yield Is sufficient to : , ... keep any man l)usy in Iqpjdng after it. ' "3. V- * ► •* ' 4. At present we moke no difference in ‘ the price • of Volusia * farms whether you • . buy citrus fruit land or land for diversi­ ; fied forming, but at the time of making your reservation you should sqy for what purpose you want the land to aid us in making a selection for you. HOMESEEKER, EV A N S V IL L E.— Homeseekers' cheap excursion rates ore now in effect on the first and third Tues- ‘ •day of each month during the yehr, DIRECT to SANFORD. Tickets during the summer months are good for TWEN­ TY-FIVE days; during the winter, for TWELVE day» only. This Is to say that• v r * . you can leave Evansville (and other readers1can leave their hoiife town) any first* or third Tuesday . . t _of any+ suinnyu; t< 1 • ' . month! obtain a ticker Which will brings worthy and substantial real estate men, ^• foreshadow a iarger.influx of settlers this fall than has hitherto been witnessed in ; - . the hlstory qf„ the state !1 If stands to * . . -■ reason,, therefore, that -what ha$. hqp‘ péned in the central .west, in record to . .. L : ^ jENQIJGH TO MAKE THEIR OWN HIS­ TORY. For diversified forming, there are no better lands in Florida. Rigid through the fract'runs the'Florida East • . * ■ m in ~ BA« •— Coast rftilWay. Part o f the tract borders fhe St. Johns river. Communication between the *Farmq and Sanford is by good rood to’the' Celery Avenue. Sanford,, ferry. The road approachihg the ferry has been rebuilt by the County and is now in good shape. As Volusia Fhrais settles, how­ ever, its own townsite will be its com­ mercial center. We .have several new plans we hope to put into operation for • the benefit of Volusia Farms owners, of • ! * * J tip--- which, will be,explained in these. Bulletins from time to time. bjundhfo bringtljis about- it tne.ipna r . ^ ' ¿ f i b r i l youÄn offered at $40 to gSa.ffh qëre-is rightfy .*•*; .'’nfcvéstidatô^Vi lu w * ; »V, ’- ■>■Jjv-•-.• „.. -\V -t '. •■ ~ I-, V». •v ■ 1 located in regard t o t t e r , t r a n s p o r t a - , ¿gififtv. Ity 6* ^leav- ‘ cbmtoeraâT.; we"wffl‘glye«Ai dit i d b tiq .Îrilh t ’ |K * N BURLING, OHIO.—Spei^hggWfcrall any investment bailed on' population growth is worth consideration, especially in regions of great nature] resources whcre outfiide capUal la urgently needeci ‘ ‘for development work. Such a condition , is found ri^hthere. Between 1900' and 1010, the population' growth of Florida was 42 per cent, the next highest being Texas with 28 per cent," followed by ■ « , Louisiana and Arkansas with 20per cent each. These figures indicate the tremen• dons growth of -Florida and the large number of inquiries now * being received from all over the country relative to prospects for a living in Florida, and the activity among the solid, proven trust- . ' . PANY LAND DIVERSIFIED, .ALABAMA.—No; cel­ ery is not the main vegetable crop grown in Florida • In acreage.. ’ «diry : etyoe twelfth opt of fifteen crop^^^Bife largest acreage Jn 1010 wavdtvbtcA? to melons? followed by ■ ta. .Nffihdre c<Sjf © of crops. ^Tomatoes brought $2,528.620 in­ to th e sta te , during 1910—celery $200,* 064. This is not saying that celery lias -not yielded as high os $2.878.74 per acre. . 4 Celery Is a splendid; mdhéy makor.^but - ‘diversified -farming, .the cultivation of . more cro^ eliminates BpeCU^Uon.’‘ Volur * sin Farms are ideal fol d»Ye«ifiod farm*’ • OVer theré you fco^have.yo«r,poul- run, your boe «tundi fomf dipnge you*.'«fljt Vyèfcetâme tract; your your hdgs., An^you cqn iid^üjül the.land ÿonjftapt for Vu^w - I) :n n rl‘(ltLtha Inr^l ^uAÎf/Wanl Îa >» Q^pgf ) - * t lr : --------- - • r ; 40 acres you. will be' ... •*-» -><»*-*»-J*- . . cxutmaion. . mj ^ Ä ä ite ten acres to a& ■•Inmlottÿim. _ r jW it trees. convenient/ The returd^&O^ß'^ü ^ grpve are not Immediate. Tlicfoi r— «»Peopjei Pm ^ be At- . A® h- / ' » ■BSTSS*® '¿jri2»zrSr . ll> '^ ä X ä S K T * 1* * '" * * W. .volvsu^ M ^ v ^ u i. r ä - - • . • ' - J.r "V..’ . Ä . / ■' <1, __________________ , r*ris-j ^ ’ .> -hHrZ Z« V''l - ' “f • p A C K A RD L A N D C O R IP A N Y , ^ ---d ! -1 * *Sàlildfeiê,^ vT' Only Sanford - lands *dgu make rSäiford^ ** ^ ï . 'T : ' In ç. , p L Q R ID A ~f. . »-■ t »> i - * *- fc- J ■" ' VT hâtà. . irc h a d é w ù u T - land a^h, j ^ - L W a d » » f e ^ u to sec.., . , w ,rora Sanford.: th e t w t f n rs ti f c d ß j-otin'smi idee-.; . ' tha-rpspect that thdy.are natron the / tloa At the Baûrâ time, if you are not ’ • DçUatWper, * .......> able;,«eot^-hoit. yo^ett, butoothe main land * ^ :h o*3r t e ^ , ibhjY hrm *i» d ¡VÎ-* .4 r A - /1 1 . - *• - /• —, ‘‘r •- , ■ -r•**-•. «T, rt?... -- - . ----'-lïL-1' »à �IME SANTORO HQUID Nolle* of In c o ip oratlop »Or eight « M k i In th« Sanford H m ld . a ttfwiW * f published InO raia« ¿ourity Florid» n llu e sj my hand and official teal thli the Clh day of July A. D , 1911. en th a t the undent* Albert .. , _ , , I). MRianm Clark Circuli Coart. Orante C°. Ila. . Uy M. A Howaw. [> 0 1. r.. Alexander Solicitor and Complainant 47 flt MJJHftl.l.l ARTICLES O f INCORPORATION O m i E W ftKW TtM undenifnad hffeby associate them telvet toaether aa a corporation under the law» of the Stale of Florida. with and under the following ptupoaed d “ 'Wr • \ m vcuI The name 0( the cortaiatluh <thtIL lie - 'T H E HUSTON, and It »ball have lu principal offlea and piec* Of butlnett in the city ot Sanford Ho- Ä iÄ ’J." i of Flur Id a. a n d . fu tu re , M I U w b ic , w n u fT ii, in c o i» , W A IT, 111 S a n fo rd lo d g e No 2 7 , J, 0 , O f.' Meet* every Monday at 7:30 p. tn.. over Imperial Theatre I f r Hall. N. G. . . „ <■ W. S. I l t u t n . Sec y. Seminole Chapter No. 2 .Order Ca»lerp.8tar Mrett every accpnd and fourth Friday In month. Every one »bo hat aeon Ida Star lit the F il l are cordially invited to vlilf the chapter A u c rE ' Rumun. Sec'y. S H IP P E R S OF f . 0 . t . C e le ry City A erie 1853 Meetlnetftrtt-and iblrdTuctday» Ip every month Hall In WWhorne Work, third Hour the stock nnd fixturcaof said ftnn. Please make all pnym$nU and. present nil claims to S. Maxwell. The firm Is dee(>ly sensible of the lib­ eral patronuge they have received nnd Mr. S. Maxwell earnestly solicits n con­ tinuation of the satne and assures the public of his willingness to serve them nt all times. « ‘ ____ mercantilo bualnea»; tor tu r . _______ asti and utthaajf. e actable»; toh*ur.aell. de and In Improve the any a n d a ti kinds to was: to borrow money f.Mhrr It* purpaae and -J<e or*’111 fk. orby ...... .. _ ____ and. other ____ligation*. ______ upon ton tne ptWMIly property Of of tbaoorpor tha corporation and (enerally to exarcuy eitrd ay all alt »uch powers a* a i t n s y be Incident to the purpoae orbusine*» or buiine** of'hacorpuratlon. of 'M r pr other btaineea and to have, eieroite and hnamaaa of a Uka Ilk* nature, na en)oy the riÄ right*. m jo n all d i tbs ta. powtre. and privilege# Inricorporations organized and eiUtlng under dent to corporation* and try virtue of the laws of the State of Florida. - fs n a s lll/a ' J’ I hr amount of c tlifa l stock of the corporatlxn SANFORD LODGES _ Phoenix Lodie No. 3. K. of P. Florida Fruits rtnd Meet» second end fourth Monday» Vilitlng tight* always welcome. I* E. Hutchlnton. C C. rlTx S Frank. K.'H and S. , SanfordLodie. No M 0 2 . T. k A . L Taylor, M asur: H. E Tolar.’ - SccreCoinmonk-alkwvevrry fini and third Thurat 7:30 p. m. VUItlna brolhxr* Welcome Units Brotherhood of Cor prillerà and Join ______ era of America___________ — -~SaTffi7,T Local Union No 17.*»!. U. B ot C. ot A. meet* every Thursday ntiht at 7 o'di the Lagt«»' Hall.' W. A. Kumuhf. pre»ldenti T. L 4 6 -lc Lent. R S. k f . V S. Maxw ell & E. B. R uukke . General Insurance Agents S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A CtosJnft Out Stock Tho enllrtj stock of groceries at my Deck Hammock store will lie sold nt cost, This is the time to ie t youf Rrdceriei cheah... t• Free Turner Deck Hiimmock DENTIST Office: Yowell Huildlng SANFORD.. FLORIDA NORTH DR. R. M. M ASON FtÖtöERS - PLANTS — BULBS lit*. dlvCledlnto tw nhundrrd fifty (2 5 0 ). Ibaret of the par value of on« hundred (ilOO) dollar* each: which shall be pay »bio In-lawful money of T E M P L E the United Slate« of Agnerter. or In property, or labor orservice*, a t « (ala and Juit voluatkov to I*<t:l<d by the Hoatd ( f l> or t->r». • . • •! AOtNI .JACKSONVILLE IIOKAI COMPANY - h . ankv* tv . The term for which ih« corporation «11*11 eiU l Phone IGG. Ilth und Oak. Ave. «Ihi 11 be perpetual unlrai sooner dnaojvrtl accord in i to Jaw. - DENTIST L. H Special OfTcrlhg tn Ferns. Sanford. Florida W. E. S an fo rd , Floral Designs to Onler. DENTIST I. 24and23. PlmHLU florida. and T m uuref, and a DoarA of (»ifrctor? i l ooo- l-2«-IO-lf aiat of not l*aa than three nor thpktv th an ' five of it* »t08kayd«rs. Tb« director* shall be elected an­ nually by the stock hoUrr* on the 2nd Wednesday In Sept crater of ench year, at 10 o'clock, a. m . nt a raeelini had for that purpose. In Its principal of flee In the d ly of Sanford, Flotilla, nnd tbe officer* •halt. Immediately thereafter, be elected by the Hoard of Director*. Until those elected at the firti annual meettruf. of atockholder», »hall be iiusliftnl. ihr butine« o fth e c o n v o tlo n »ball he iwnductnl by tha following officer*: President. K. R Hurt, II. Vice-PrestoenL C-C. Coffee; Secretary and T rrai urer, Lila K. Murrell, and K. R Murrell. C. 0 C«,f fee. Lila K. Murrell abd Mis* Nits Moore ahull run •titute the Hoard of Direcfor». . jurnccr VI * ' Tha hiahmt,amount of indebtrdnr*» ot liability - W r ite f o r S t o n c l l a a n d M a r k e t to which the corporation »hall, at any time, tu b R a p o rta T oday , jrcl Itielf shall not exceed the amount of It* capl- •N F O R D. Looklftg for u Good Mouse to Ship Your «fruit and Vegc tattles to? H e re is O n e on the Best M arket Ü n n T ld s.IflO d ti^ V '. > *r - V : ■% O llier A R e sid e n c e fil'J M nt;nullu A v r Otllcc Hours: ‘J to 12: 3 to G Other hours by appointm ent S a n fo rd I •* 4H -n ” - i-' 5 F lo r id a 5 AN DEW JOHNSON For Information R a te s ami R e se rv a tio n s se e near- t est A t l a n t i c Coast Line A g e n t or write jj* I A. W. FRITOT. D. P. Agent 138 West Bi> St. . fl> ii- Cfiiipei».' J r . .wfiu^ns 5 ; H A N b B R O TH E R S . n.iiidimxv- . ATTORltEY su (X)l,r i.IAIH LAW • ’Practice in Sfate and Federal Courts (huaer‘Woodni(T Dlilg Sanford J-hi. a , U V E R Y a F E E D ahd - * r • - - - * ^ ■. r at t^ l£ Bialc^AUijfacn id n y tt^ x of t k j f f l r t . - i ! JACKSONVILLE. ILORIOA ATrOKNEY-Ar-U\W Dy teacher whose advantages have bej*n very »ujicrlor under the beapnativo.talent, also German m aster of in ­ ternational fiuift* graduate of G onservi^ j <Jor/<ff G r |» ic hrui j|rl(ifn ijg iia u s « f 1T H O M A S jC M M E T fÄ iy S t -Latest oAd best nu«tnnilji In piium nnd . V* A tto rney and œ iJ N s m jiK A T -L A V mam.1kliii.theory.um | jinrmbny T #8hl • ^ 7 > SiU dem i” catefuTfyTfrMtied; sp«cinl f|i(l?utTon to coriroot woj k t with beglfvhit ^ lUva^bed 'iiypils: good 1 I'roctkai InStatean-J FcdcrnlPourt* USIC" LESSONS 'A t S tiidlo Ntustc Room , f*lco Block W EST FLORIDA. OBTCOPATHIC PHYSICIAN m o t Ontk|(* Sday personallyJ apprarnl t»-fore iXfÉAfl nfftcer a01 ber Ile i tn t— ____ d e e d », K. R . N h irr«U . Ç C OiHwlkiÜSP -rrttrtôTBoWell knowli tobethe irndn* whoBMB OC vcflbrdtothefore«oin|charter, andeach turbini­ teli. »everallyackiiowTrdjfed' that they dkf vofor thIn epu rp osce*»»thW rre lo ef.ipre .* - »rt * ray W ltn hehre T»»e had ve h:ere,unto handandaeal'Moffice, ai banfved. flcsWa. thl* th«8fhdayofJuly^AD 1011 . < (HO—»~;r. /. J. fUOKINSON. ■ ’ NiAary PuUfa Phone 41 3 - SOUTH ELECTRIC LIGHTED PU L L M A N DINING A N D SL E E P IN G CARS F. G. H E W IT T . CO . •rl»onStreat* N e w Y o rk linee oVihe*4u<fftvrrtlK» ((«ISfMtiLed D^. Ç/M.B. arc H.OUSHOLDER agona UlkokankltHIng 2nd H o r^ e sh o ^ ln a a h {I M i l i t i s fifó t ^ H f * n r í i d È t ó h a n j f c d r C A ^ H ^ Ü L ^ À j i ï o ¿Ô tÎT R A C T IN O v . . . -T* . j .Circuit of¡i V .? : . . ' • / j^rild«»icw.%it;if,Atl pn<^Svlr«ixJ^k« L*. G.’ ß T R I N G F E L L O W ■ ju s îf e c % .riife'pj£Ä\r 6kory N cator arçj g o ite r th a p 'ttja WOfAKY d rv i<W , to.-rr d tibn j h e t ra ttih ik l .'wuxk JuifTrylteariTSee. > ~*S>iw Fitn'but^fejBçf ü t P o o r^ VFodTrulTä Store >’ • lo tf ludan of »4 Ih«* 2Sth -dltp. HétiLy''- ^cLaiiiiü - ;siss-wfi V. i i i . c o o g t f i r i ^ c s í« M y J u d i « ; rj- ’s1- .^ i^ W t E L E R ' ,T * - *f»Morjp:Jfo. 40.-- Ö g LA N D O . . s ta te : •û»*aiwLpuaiy - ; . -J- - W A D Í , THETUNt«^ : . . ’ ¡’ r . Fl-OimvX 7*. W ad o w i n Pay Phorj* T o l f o>\ ' • Twiiud’i HatiALPiiiritcd^liinit M L * 'n u l n ó O f O t f l ' D>jpk râVBôttlo of 9 •-y V*vî^f ^ ----- •/ «g »aid ««tale, within {wo yo«rvfo?d>-the.dam GOODS« ViyAgiNTEftD' • M inm íaóutreti w it£ ijd f* v ^ '(irt?ístloh ^ ^ Y « h j i i n i h<» It lì • •— Ä -,-***?* — to A ü ß iP d ltu i k ul ( h e Towtldkf T h o Sajif i ’uf<»•r - ' IMWJk.MlSkfF^ffivnt Tb -oL cfrdttur* V* Town Jl^idiboixUM B, Qifrwr I'■Cté1‘ t • Í Ihr Legislature ih r r .u m k ia l CdlpolStlon 0« lh« Am i . O a ih U O 0 j& Q * u v ty * ¿ J g g ln r y In s ö V iK c a ,4 J.JMf • t y T h t p o s 11¿Bo X X 'j a Lfrcult Or*ot» County, floflda To) D Ottikln: V-, « v - j - y ;^- ’ 'f -'Wn-iTi,akfcw -rf - C -D N N 'EL'LY . A Motor* For Aiiv. Purpose“ ' of the Stale of ,o u -r ' « W ¿ .w » ' Ito v«M'<bái:’a<tj^Wc¿<lfvi»c. rhyx?. GENERAL Homes a t Markhan? Pjack INSURANCE v'AQENT ■<wwwk»;kwH ».a . ■ ** ■ »_ ,:jòlo.4r>EÌ5fetó>Slìe wl^.lja^p; ittyt1Vjto<tK*vrol6^tiof qvruing jffiie lo ^ S fS s r M] ’ «ycvsoftSs, ^Vfu *r* ihrrof. •«-• ?_ i ur->----- . (yneê j^ o y ^ flr»f National Bank" tT~ . .- idiiorft Garage Company PK O N fi 3 3 t . B â nfo rd , F lo rid a m m m m ? N. «* . SftNrOItt», rtXRlDA �Its population should show hlm'.tbelr a p ­ * Manager Spencer arates that the out­ preciation In a very substantial way. look fee ondWer month ‘«of ball la good What we'want hsfo la Bass Ball and Mr. If tba anthvsiiaaU will stay with him be will giro them a classy team until August rather Wallace Pitched His Usual 13th or maybe longer. - Oood Game Last rrld ay Game In a very onesided game of "Jose the ball" the local team beat Orlando. Af­ ter the fifth Inning when we forged to the front the question teemed to to. "How many runs will Sanford score.” Manager Spencer presented. a new pltchew-Naboil to the fang and Mr. Nab«U ambled to the mound and made the Orlando batters look foolish. They only managed to get two bitar and but for poor fielding In the fourth Inning, woult not have scored. - McMullen, all puffed up by the twelveinning tie-ggme of tbe day before, climbed to-the high spot for the visitors and be­ fore the game was over, was looking for • holo to crawl in. The boys got his un­ dercut, went at him In real alam-bani fashion. Burden, Bowen and Bagwel each dropped one over the fence for the dreut. and McMullen, with his glove and • prayer, wa* a much relieved young man when tbe slaughter wasover.' There were few Interesting pojnu to the game. Lee's catch In tbe third In^ nlng was the feature. „ >- <• Sanford and Orlando are two Florida cities very much in the public eye at P O IN T S . PURELY PERSONAL present on account of the two swift ball teams. Thera la nothing, that advertises a d ty aa much as a gqpd ball team. How Celery City Vanity ra lr While -Keep it going! ■ Away the Golden Hour*»The Sanford Heights team defeated Sanford last Tuesday by a score of 8 to 0. Bugs Raymond and Morris Spencer were tbe battery for tbe Heights team and never let a man (T) get to second. The Kissimmee baseball team -beat tbe Sanford boys 6 to 3 In an eight Inning game played at Kissimmee "Monday alterooon. Funk ' and <'powtn did the twirling for the Sanford outfit and Gallo­ Ha Waa "T hsrs" With ths WlnB. way played first base. That about tells Spencer Is giving us Just that. He has the story. gotten together a crowd of workers and — --------- f . v a team that furnish the biggest 25 cents There is great activity these days V worth of ball to be had. ' . tween the Orlando and Saqfonl baseball Donaldson Took In everything That > Cams. His Way - JUST A* B - .e -e ta T • SANFORD AB.R H E_A.PO ‘ Bridges, r f . . . . . . . ...v .8 0 l-.TT 0 7 Burden, 0................ ,- ..4 1. »1 0 2 fl Bowen, 3b................... ,4 1 2 1 0 0 BagwrU. 2b.........2 2 0 I f* Pounds, j o — l ......... r .4 0 G -0 -g 0 : F w n k .ll:......................2 0 1 i ; o 1 Gcllaway, c f................4 „1 1 0 0 4 Gore, lb .......... ............. I 0 I 0 0 10 Nabcll p . . _______ . . A 1 0 1 1 4 Lawler, c f ......... .*.........2 1 1 0 0 1 URLANDO Limerick, r f ..___ Lob. If............. «... Pounds, 2 b ......... J . Windham. 3b.. Jim Windham, lb McMullen, p........ Bonnet, c tv lij __ Boardall c........... . Riggins, is ........... Right In His Basket. SANFORD Donaldson, If Bowen, 3b Bague Well, 2b Burden, c .: . . Sanford Orlando .. * ■a - . D iam ond D ust . si-« Items of Interest Concernlni 'Society People. i». Galloway. a r Gore t t . —: Home .Runs Get Hats ._. Sanford has the reputation of. being tbe wildest baseball town In tbe United States. Every boY In Georgia who ex­ pects to play ball Is urged to come to Sanford because as one player expressed it two yean o»jo, "If -you knock a home run you get a ' pot full of money.” In keeping with tbls spirit Palmer & Seigh. who keep the up-to-date toggery atpre, offered to give a fine hut to every San­ ford player who knocked the first home run of the game and thme genial gentle­ men have been kept busy handing „out ha u ever since. But Painter & Seigh make good every promise and they give the hats even if giving entails one every day. Up to now they have donated six hats apd the'boys' appreciate their generosity and return the favor. SanrorU and Miami Manager Hughes of the Seinlnoles stated this morqlng that he bnd been In communication with the crack team of SanfonI and had booked'ifiree games with them fyr week after next, to -be played July 31, August' 1 qrid \ Sanford's team is s«rid to be cjpaniug everything-up in the' central port of- tfie •true. 1, It has been said jfcat evetj play­ er haa been secured.from’ Hto big leagues, and the organization Is one of the qtost otHnplefe and perfect4n the ehdre Mate. The KAritee lhat will be pfnycxl here with' this crack teaiu>-WtU no doubt ditcide which team ln this class Is thlf best. If Oil) 000 002— 4 * 6 g the Seminolef *«iccoed Ip . cleaning .’them 002 000 OjK^lJ'.G 2 ujj on two oTtKo:tlirrc ¿aiiiee, • they *(111 ^ '¿ U n o s t talked ubOuLrlrt^lgnl Ittitttf regiom—Miami Metropolis. • • And wp won again. '* * . Mdny happy returns of the day. ORLANDO . McMullen and his spitter went a d u c k Limerick, r f,-: ' U e mode anot|ior of Ihoae wqqderfu ,c a rc h e s . 1 . ‘ . V ‘ Poubda; ib , Bridge«, m i‘,.% ! Burden, Bowen And Bagwell each -hft Atkinson, p .\ . fas the cirmit. B seems to be our luck# Windham l b .. BeesdaU, c , . , i letter.. • ■ lb Our now piicho» Nobell made' hls .hoW Riggaor Bennett; cf to.San!ord by-leulng Orlando dowh, wijfi, Mm hits: V* r l . . lanfard n-V. '/ Yesterday Game . n’ t1 à y a g i\la the Uriatulo.;cruwd tcturned (»vif!u Init'sadder bunch. They're about"About Buguawelt . jiivincefftlml Saufbdi .ds^neVd 1»patta f p j T B« mI Giyas Concert • TW; Sairford ' bsA compMmeÇtonr oaAÌgék>4à thè r Tuesday m>lit JuS'tfUcVlb* i i beautí Soclal Gossip. The mid-summer siesta has fallen upon Sanford society folks and from now until aariy fall there will be but Httlb to chronicle in tbe Herald under this bead. Sanford people are scattered over the universo in travel business and recreation and until their return there will be 'but HritP dnlniL The Wednesday . ClulL-hltA . a a vocation. TZZZn_ O H., tif.l.k. taken Tbe Welaka n..t. Club con­ tinues to hold their weekly meetings where bridge take* a prominent part and the members while aw«y a few pleasant hours. * Several of the, younger members braved the heat and held an Informal bop In tbe club*'rooms Mat Tuesday night—an affair that was enjoyed by all present. . The Welaka Cldb Is doing good wdrk In. Sanford in many wayg and last week awarded the annual prize of flvo dollars U> Dr. .Rjhson for having, the prettiest lawn in the Hty. The Sanford Chibs will devote more time jh ls year to dvlc move­ ments and several very ' Important m at­ ters . will be taken up later on. Tbe ladies are deeply interested in Sanford's welfare and our dub woinem will taka a prominent port in civic affairs »during the season of 1911-12. Miss Mabel Hand was the deli young hostess at a sewing pony gi, her loyely homo on Park avenue W, day morning. At the dose of a p|< morning which was spent In doing needle work, and Ice creuin wt» » Miss Hand’s guests were Mrs. j. l Misses Madge Ward. Vedn Ward. s Williams, Mabel Bowler, Maty Alice tin, Rena Brown. Peachea Leiller, | betb McLaughlin, Genie Wicker, E Pearce and Irene Brady. Dr. and Mrs. Davis Forster ire unioog the. Sanford people who are *>Joumln| at Daytona Beach. -* Mrs. Fraiyris J# OosmiEs •anir diltíréí left ftieaday for a visit n> Daytons Beach. Misa Agnes Pritchard a rhartiiiag youni lady of Macon, Go., la the Uui-m of t*, aunt Mrs. E. W. Peabody A JoJly party of young people indulged In a bus rldo and moonlight picnic si Woodland.park last Thursday evening An elegant lunch was nerved n< the Psrk. Among the prominent vlsilon to the which is becoming a popular plm r d ty this week is Mr*. J. M. Dell of Gaines­ ville who is the guest of her- sister, Mrs. Mrs. E. K. Hester Vikltnl in New Rcrysor. Mrs. Dell is an ardent club Smyrna last week, the gui-M ■.( l„-t m ta woman and is prominent in sodety cir­ Mrs. Pellet; cles In Gainesville and (he state, being actively Identified with thè" Stale Feder­ ation of Women's Clubs and the Daughters Tuesday evening the VVelnk i ( luh monu of the Confederacy. _____ w ercjhe scene of a pretty. timi'idi very informal shirt waist dance, The - chapMrs. L 3., Scrobble and daughter .and «¡rones were Mrs. RTS. Kcelor u..i Mr* C the former ■ sister. Miss Lottie Lee.' re­ O. McLaughlin. Some of those win enjoyturned on the City- of Jacksonville.- niter ed the dance were Misses Chur Win- het-ks. a delightful trip to 8anford. Mioses Irene Brady, Madge Ward. Vrdn ward, Nellie and Lillian Scrobbto remained In Helen St John. Bessie Scbumi-vt lJrula Sanford as the guests of Miss Carrie Lefller, Pdichea.Lefller, Mary Alar Mar­ lin. Flossie. Front. Mabel ilnwlrr Kras LuvelU-^lncksonville-Metropolis. Brown, Elizabeth MeLuighlm M<-*sr* Robert Holly wof e'ghl- years old on David Caldwell. Carl Hamilinu J. iJ Wednesday and In lionor of the occasion Roberts, NlxXon Butt. W. A. Lriilr« Willie lavlted a nUiuítr of his little friends to Hill, peas and McKaskcll help him celébrate. The boys were taken New P a sto r For MethocliM» -to the Holly'homé.ln en auto as ibtir lit(le legs ifîro hardjy long «enougí»'^carry Rev. p ,"H . Summers of Jncksonull^, them so far, and1as soon as they ktrlvod, Vfr*. Summers ao«l cjilldren hirvf arrived the fun commenced ant).the wboM bunch* in the dty and are receiving a wnrm Why kept bus^at gnmi-s of various Mi\d$- welcome. Mr. Summers will, «-sclmng* Afser tliey. .jytetn'.tirqti enough j o pcafo charges with Rev. Hendry ui»d espe» is i* pi* Flui^Vher- adjourned . to "jhe house make Sanford his 'hop»«:. He -vnll oc. wlirx«: 'refríshmqutt' seryòd - B»»d ¡Cqpy the pulpirof the Methodi«» uiturtithey were theò treated, to » ¡return trip fo next Sunday akd ele.ry o n e I- i vdtslly tbe d ty , Those who vd n ó n d ^ ' w«>ri¿ Invited to come put and h e a r turn lh e /Henry UçLaudn, Waller «ná HeraldJoins Ui.extending wek-oiur iu rmelljr, Lee PocK, J H n h v R o ^ Rev. fiumrairs ami Ms es’timal'lc fuiuiiy aod HkrrVv Wbodrùffr Rlchprtl r Mi i b n « s •-+ « a'nd Frank MráV, l :.MUI(W çnifrtnmc'l. thè Mgg- Juice of the grape.becorae^uiir lI^Ôridgo;Cli^-çi.MLli»sutiful boma festive lost Saturday atá.'w ef^ Magnolia Avenue l3»V fijfttltiy asftex-1 finé of |2S each by Mayos Lak¿ ’rf»f»>aturcs h ílo bML Reasoder. Mt^ Jheako'ner Is a* well knoVn bkúd - Icadér* Ip. thç. Wp*J- .Selections , jjrfM péaxHl Jraor "fau»t” oOd.'jwáKgl m a - 6XiíÑvt-v RHft Mouse ?_ ‘V ' • • 7“" /- T * ■ i o^ÇrtÛreeT.a ÍS w •w ■ y• li *' ZÙ-jt A^Co^fUIUtlon^ tiiat untjejifsble Kaftford iplril. U À .. U s «>" i* —" i ^^Ahd Blddy.Gore's ttL " .'! ‘ And a great ball game.* ■ 1 Qy»obyF _r> tic V grand inlírliiniTf i.ii titled. "Joy tô tho WwW «^V'finely rendered. ** xr . . . • ; 'vSoiithwn plantation, songs ending with tftxla and Mar Spangled Banner. .%os the doling*number. * The Saafqrd .band nunn jw rreçm e of our prldcipar business - men among its member* . ' > A foraot eddltio^ ls tir. .Boardiprin the -dootifel flr.-- Buardnjun' *. Is -u derlnet plajiar .of ’ «luaMty aod was fortoeriy a ( m unbet of the Orlande band, .«¿ie-«ornes f k ^ a músWnlfotuilT. ÍLNaW » kindly «BsUled.tha^land. ; Mr. ffesao n V would H glad-to b ò v e -new members.. J h e jfwid desires jming iwen to saod In their atofiewippk- 'Apply t o . Mr. ReoMuft. Mr. WiWoçni or- Mr. HasUus. . ■Father Wallace oui-pTtibed the ken'» .Gobig« Fdx. Jr., left-Saturday knight for ntlrwmiwi'jpfo* '»Bere by bushm s to (be good qll tucky terror all the way. û r4 a s 4 fâ t-jfkxâ»Mgf4 & Woolfolk. Let (herd down with live hits ni'*i didn't % r.i ■■ — • ,k, y , _____ _ r fane,sympathy. . I u wing or dood-head a m a h . ‘ , ' •^Vf^òted—Oomponlon for Invalid. Pm-' wm;to have a* ball If Riggips had fiava been quicker Or- far 'middle age woman. Address Box iW tty tohgheq fa n d ready to stiok -d*no all.erp»pc ^ UlP‘<, l^ y ‘n In Jbal.bag know when they ‘err Our oow outfield A didn’t do mbch 'a n i t è i » 3 ? $w«V itè à i sticking—.Today, perbaijs. ^ *? . ‘ -• ¿ ' ' - Clyde Pounds got a brace of safUett His Texas leaguer in the ■ninth « tariff the iròubWIt looked like a funeral turni ag to O r i a t j ^ : ' Borne d a ss o r Ä iio A l- litó Made with the American patent Hinge-,Joint aiuLFlexible Stay. * Let jus. demonstrate its merits : ■ : The Geo; B. Ferttaïd fldw.. Co • P H O N E Nt». 8 ’ �F B ® Ä M Ö P IÄ d i6 F F IP 9 0 /• i.V» . V, .-- . " •i 1 # I > ;t» í¿ •• - fit SANFORD /;V S A N F O R D - L i/ e is IVortA \ timber SO SANFORD. FLORIDA,’ FRIDAY. JULY 28, I9H NEW ROUTE TO COAST ALL AROUND FLORIDA T ■» - The General News of “The Land of Flowers. . VIA OSTEEN IS OFFICIAL ROUTE -T h o G r eatest -F a r m ing .Soc*ion- to-4hg-W oi4<F - S h o u ld H a v e G o v e rn m e n t A id New Drawbridge Will Soon Be Erected and Good Rood Is Promised All the Way m - Sanford Must Have an Experimental -Station From Sanford to New Smyrna In Two Hours .- - T . m i t b FROM THE STATE PRESS Aft Epitome of the Week'» Most lmportant Happenings la tho State's Domain. ]d A party of prominent citizens from New Smyrna were in the city Tuesda} Sanford needs an experimental station.1overlook such a promising *tnlne He cun step Into an office of the Govern­ Thrown from the w%v,©f^>nc automo­ morn tog looking up data on the new au­ A farming cqmmunity ns large as Oils and “Economic.Wealth" as dhr&jniiACelery ment representative and receive statistics bile. Miss Orva Ward n * ruu - ■ tomobile route and the steel drawbridge with conditions as individual and.unique DeltoT . and proofs, not of land .boomers, but ’ of over by another to. be built at Osteen ferry by Orange Tlie oqly reoson tho^. they have not the United Stntes of America. t injured. Miss Ward Was riding with as those hf< the Sanford Celery-Udtn and Volusia counties. already given us their attenUon is that Thera will be no more doubters. No K. Dlshengk a local-grocery proprietor, in JWiKttig those, whócenme were G. *bould have the protection, odvlctf'àod- -their lime and funds hav» been exiiend^fmore money leaving Sanford because its fn« • anrirnoMle. ijo nttcrapiçdjpjpesa _ £ t , leWrgetic\»tnmunlUea~ i k ab L 9 B i 2 . ! l B e rwho A : tb7 3 l jealous owners ’ - t l thinkL It's "too good to froin ¿Slmd aft car of W. E. D anieli" ßfroicSTw sT/ Wllkèrsnn.'*T. J. Murro»? guiÄroiioe of a govâwTrent* institution.' m ed oh imore* -rS B ‘ W. L. Lopez, R.B.F. Roper, Gordon Rou which the expert agriculturists can give their Conscientious efforts, huvo attract­ be true." They will cotne and be con­ broker. Who was driving slowly along Oak seau, J. Frslria, John T. Hammond, wife the sub-irrigation farmers specific as Veil ed them to.farihJug 'centers of far less vinced. The population wiH increase. street. As the cars were side by side the virtue than oura. Our time of acUon has The >volume of local busincm WiH Jti- Dtshong machine was tilted sharply by a and daughter, W. H. Newell, wife, son as general advice. com«. We must brinj otrrtefvga qnd our creo#fc Thb value of fiwn and* farm pile of crushed rock on the side of tha and daughter, M. Leidersdorf. D» B* Tur­ tanning in the Sanford Celery Delta l a y nain g conditions fd tAoa''attention of property wilt increase; and the entire street and Miss Ward was pitched In ner. A. C. Brooks, all of New Smyrna, and new^ieparture. Its development opert-*0ur Représentative at Washington, to country will be stimulated by the influx front of the wheels of the oilier car,' and . John B. Case.' of Port Orange. Thera la a movement on foot in Volusia ed oft cptfch in the history of truck farm­ the Department of Agriculture, and dpjy ~oi ppyr people and new money. Sonfotd run over before it could be stopped. She county to change the old route, now ing and startled the civilized world. It in n manner befitting the ithportinitorof win f\ove it* agricultural ratingi fell fiat on her face and tho car pa seed •> * tin*1situation. t " And it ’will be a wonderful boon to thé over her back and shoulder«. through Enterprise and Osteen, crossing . ' removed the industry from its dassifivaDo you fully .realize t h \ importance of, IqpnJ -grower now. actively engaged in the ferry at the end of Celery avenue, to The Atlantic Coast Line Railway is a route striking the river on the west of tion of manual labor to n purely scientific such un establishment to‘-SanfordT Do fanning. He will hnvo ot hand experts preparing to Install a 120,000 creosoting Lake Monroe, cutting out Enterprise apd proposition. Hrnius luiv'e su|>craedcd •you realize tluyt. not only the growers, to aiiviso him at «Very turn. ' If an in­ plant at Gainesville. making the route to tho coast through strength and. us the fantrifigHndiutry bdt every ihdividual. irrespective of his sect pest or plant discasc( develops, he Dude county's tnillage' for the oofUing DcLand and OeftODa. This .will neces­ dcveioi>cd. the iaieUigf/icVtol tlyr jnrmcr position Or occupation, would he bene- can call in an expert, as lie would a year tins been fixed at 33. This will net fifed therebyf IX) you realize that fuel) doctor in case of personal III, The sitate the building of another big flU to developed apace. *»X-. national recognition will elevate Sanford Station and its slnfl will be thé general the county JltM.-tOO In revenue. I get io this feny, which will be ' much The citizens of Sanford and Sanford as funner* and farming from tile level of practitioner *to the farmers. They will A - ;>laui is beipg installed at White broader than - the old, and as Orange county has already spent something like a city must depend upon the yield of the speculation to tlie.vcry pinnacle of com­ answer Ills summons and' he will not Sjiringa by which the excess water from -have to depend on advice Jrotn Gaines­ tiie tpring will »(«rule generating ma­ four thousand in Volusia making tlx* land for tlieir success • and (vosperity mercial eminence, investment The ‘Individual applies his lyseptul and 1 Up to (lie preseiit time the only pub­ ville. Tallahassee oc. Washington, a matter chinery for lighting the city. All through the blg.prnlrie on that side of physical energy, as well as his capital, to licity thnt Sanford tins received has been of days.nnd subject to their Interpreta­ the river, the request that we now change MrK woo’d-Will M age'Race V. crossings and go to another big expense the tilling of the soil and, as an in­ through the medium of the advertising tion of his written description. , The James A. Kirkwood wishes to andividual. either succeeds or falls. The of our real estate concerns’ and some period of advice and guidance by oor. \ y looks out of the question. nounco to his many friend* \hat he will Installation-, of an experimental station little literature distributed by vurious roipondettce will have (tossed. At the okl ferry, foot of Celery uveiffie, be a candidate to succeed himself for the will, by its constant watchfulness, study local organizations. Tho Investing public Another most importai)! feature will arrangements have already been made to office of Sheriff 'of Orange county. Mr... aiul experiments, remove the Individual is ignorantp f our maiiy advantages and he that the Government will study not build the approach from this side to the Kirkwood has made an excellent sheriff hazard and huil)l in its place a unit of ui(ly (lie devoloptncttt of the industry and possibilities . and. in tium instances. main channel," where, with an- expendi­ success. The farmer who la .confronted Ignorunt of our very existence. Whut do the safe guards against' |x*sl and disease, and cotnek before the people * on his post ture of a few thousand dollars, estimated record as sheriff. The date Is early for ... to be in*the neighborhood, of foar.'thonV By a new o^.|trnngB'rco0^il«jh would, j Iub-ifriinilon. flowing wyilr. ideri weather but the cost of tirodtictfon. They will announcement and Mr. Kirkwood wants V and, Volusia to stand her half of the ex-' perhAps. liigjH^Uf askuig.'l^e-. gAico of I conditions, immunity tt^drougbt. tnfnn to teach os how to (trofluce. u inaximtiuf h l s n e i g h ^ i ^ i r o ‘< p td ^ 'w x ^ Nothing .but the rsvcf of lond crop at a minimum cost; and these to remind t b ^ r o t ^ i that be will be a. • A^ense. a drawbridge can .pe 1JuilitfSwlil<h hjipicak as yy-hut. by tM ^ipn jp y * t>f IwomtYs Ther/^nre many of these in figures on cost ot^ production will will save much -(line ami trouble. ju ttin g an «rocrrncmftb ktiitton. we gWJf U>e c^ u f pet 1 iJHhis countr^'rftid they bate k. servtj njfStuubio (»lrpooe^ WjEAfcn -Wyu . us a j Ostekn over the Dig fiji, already DeCot U a ^ £ f # V W l r L td grower. a. Aoufha-'of ext*ert Infurmati'on p * y ^ utioh-Uie bava a'iflndlspuiablecoinput|iifion. (^ ohiu G * 2 ~ . . . built, .which will, of course*' be broadened in te n d Slid IpstnKyon. ephnners his chhnees of ; ,e„( ma t, (be by the Govcrnment.^y. v ' , and put in Arst-class shape. . W l success An(k|piiainiize th f . p ^ tb illtjes of • y rond tr*ns *r‘ r , By following the route' proposed by our p o p r a j i i yi ron ' A * * * orjjngM*/These figures visitors, the road, will Cross at the c*ad of inpau j mein nguVes’.a ti^ ’ Ip.7! wd ’ Celery pveriae.'at said above, go through TTwtl Mr. DeCMlee w at tody of j carry more -Osteen,' as at present, on to Lako Ashley, IQ 0mxr 'rgeggi e youngest* aoluitort V rer. eiected ttT .dkjjk j-ftidl vldua|-0| — - - cyutog Out Enterprise io (he west, th en t^ >)f 'Aaricftllij high./»flicc and hasgfflfBde i n excelVer. N .’-y, basis of a comparison tiuit male ‘ ’ toi*?ian Springs and from thero^almort leiil county solicitor as ids record will iiTfidnvits of ^ ^ S Ä W ra l ^)y result In n geltend trans|<ortartuQ 1 iiertt'' etfiiifjffion a straight line’ to New Smyrna about dem onstrate. He feels th at li. Is rather - * Mg th o u im riten.' stilutions mro nil vising thee yyounji own,to .grow«-r. telling that qne ocru (»roduced so ductlon. • ... • thirty-nine miles'less than at present. __uch in tills or (tint your. TI10 public .A nd soit evoRrea itself the-»July .of early u> announce 'b m takes tho-opporv While therb Is little doubt |>ut that a till tile w gfi;/lie f '.spornS of farming L » m ^ l i y to let tlie Voters i f Offcfige' county / * ___rood ji* proposed across the west cod of 'Ecmiomtc'Weultli'.”MIh«y.odvtuic* (liC.^tAve beeil ctlucatcd beyoud the uIliÄvlt every citizen of Kanfurd to put big luio«r tH at'havw l^ be Jp A h ifrao it-ln Mky, tilde ruppi» ni .nul “sworê ^tatcnicni" period.' in tlie shoulder to lite wheel of progress, and Lake Monroe’wwild be. prcfrm d h v ' Dc- tïI• -I> il. it it su 1012. . .. * - - dtsçqvEred, ■' ' " * ita- — ' ‘- '* r i c * -nt ‘ Jdamage ------ -------■- -» - - .r> ------1 assist. tha Sanford Celery ' Delta in <A>suit of tho nPoatuip Cereal goldXVfziisjAAe value Land and Jm rjjA i^. bf'thot section* of # Collier’s tolnlng^U ic.U ^ thing thaw will prove Improvements At gtay Thkatre'-i- * * '» .‘T .Volusia jnnklnJ.tho highway- from-Jnrt- w i i p k i ^ ¿ j í vskilg l b é ' i> cop lè< tv o (XJih i , Co-, versos' I’. F. Collier. Weekly. James - Osbourne, attarney fo'r more betjeflejah to .the community '(iiM dTy ^mrst ray. Thcrfitar -Theatre has ud^ed To Us'opsodiDip tptra< nw % '^> gti j U ^ socdSn, apy other. Lcr.;encli muir" write, jo "our eratinfl room a New Edison Trans/orfmsr -most.-JprtV /or yielr .tli'e defunse, (»rovad th a ï Mr.v Poet Qfonjie -county havjijg h f r e a d y t o Gongrcismgisand ^epatorj^ asking (hem %htctftios ret)ulted I in a grertS imprqte• * great expend# to pbt in the ..fill and mnko’ to help us in obtaining ihe.-jugjatapco-of m^n|s iu thr ligto ihmI brilliancy ef l l r f " ’ 5»' / - V.vpther' improvements out-Tioverninent. Sanford needk and , is tU r.m rj^’ They ere *gjsor .wQfkbif,. on a -v.V.' __ TmjñHhmUÍ nofconsWirn-proj entiwocPro an ex(>ertrncniat station, and new screen which when AmpletM will. _*•' \_*i. . . . t o n vU ling 'necessarily com pur'lotSiriag It depepdt largely, If not ba^k -jjary .gm at lmprovompiu.-With — v — - * ’'w * luwe obtaiue<l fówj ijuff Mir^oMpbxç f-thousand dollars to ^ - __ *1- -« v * m ,‘ njRvcOVpkii Tlie' ftiUflNj^'O'TLhd'ipUftcd net ion -and their dew electri^ star wfddb-ihlt -houge ¿.- ^ j 4íro‘- snnrfy'*,3¿t?/: mlici fo k p e c tiv e ^ In v e s to r- after seeing the slnccrhy-yf'ptlrpose displayed by San- recantly 'put up on the -ptMd ’ of.tbqir ^ >ar ^ V " - ’V ¿Od ils llo*itig well*. Can be shown. ford a n d Itexitlzens building this popular pictqra house under-re^z-. — the management of Mx Pott, -to vsniUng - T » ^ by thoee ln U» Neir SfnYrnk -secllon of - ,~ r.T ■' 1"T^omnk" can verify h by writing(to the very rapid sirnldov ‘ Tfh»-tnatioger ■ .‘:5 í .'ibkjóouñur-^TíHj road im» already beep lelves In Snnfonl and goes right aBbg ".P j Hotel Mens' AssodmUon of Atlantic City: grublH-d and graded and all that la n^ed‘ " ' ò r a f i i i Ì e '' an t^ iij Tills association goes aYtcr^rtnwtotfptjs maklng^improvemenu every day and en- ■•>* ¡V' ' , Ä l i V b a n L ^ « ) « ; ang *pœalbiy a few • - ’ • ’ - L ____ > ' ■^ and Its tetpenscs are* paid by the Ao|Vic'- deavorig ta please bis patrons. ’ ' - ' s ’ * . _. . fills where, the. grade haa been washed BY C. O. MetAUCÍltV» tnrs of 800 hotels nqd boarding house’s—' ç iL» to givo,'* fine roed to the coast from i .Jdro R. /*" tturyhy of we«t First St. toft , Allantic City is a unit.. dia south and cotnpUto.ibé rood from the yeslcnlay for a ahgri vacetion^l Daytona,.'-, \ y d » ‘^ dhirin¿tl)e early porfbf July thé Na-, «tenxU^Mrt iiFiW'{i^iplp^g« of iU ' pt^Pip^g« oR'But uR-riutyiitt coast through Orange coynty. whicli «1Ön the left hlíqd sidéyoí ‘ th^'Xrcifie Itoepe^Aphrt Beach.. ’ .• :■<*:• ’ » v ... ... ready boa bard aùrfaòe foads, on the jtew bauance to rhé*Mnrlbo/il^til*nJ(rfm hptel, dm evtmlog V hM ^f»ei|)er4m lfroftm bp t| 0aaj-^cfirlstiarr Endeavt^ ’ Convention! J 1: ’ 1 * * 1 • ‘ . . route to TamT»^ Th4f pfcjpoaitlon offered And frontlng od U^*Gta#l Boon! .Walk.“ dufir fot, .tfie"nUQV^uni; tAe 'rjfougoriiTn wasjn yesalop in,Atlantic City! Wfien Mr Frank Sfiltner acooinpaindd by hto > " . by our-tdeltomahoti1d.be co f 1 a n tí¿ a ty ! N-yJ. if a^ptcnunnciit nx- w nshcfw utnan.T alJfortfilt vifiev r^- sleep*-" 0. T>. B m y of Lee county, Florida, arrived mbthpr wHl ieave Tuesday far New* Yorkr. - fora apÿthlngdf tfrñe by the W «Ruai* U o Ä f JEKdagts” J^SbjitliémÁCiiit- Dul. th*’groSlVkiiitk.o| ^nnrida preduoea he foumf Cofifonijn^ there giving away where* thar-wlO Lc Joined b /H . I Mil- * , ( (horitlM. a n d ’it Is to be hopéd that tfJi fornlajìùsl two dooro (a theTfight W0 fiijd enough b^fuflicTtnt'Variety .to "mnke.thf Qcaugos. - Herieicgroplied Fort.Myera and tecr Sr.' Frgnk ha» 4 ,novr.bafckr'*;3Uf sk-* / . ‘ * Drongo.county commissioners will insist ‘(He qxhlbit of- Rawdlf. atiere arci t » board WtdWexhibit riWiVilze'. this’panjn-. "riglif fiow'^Lea county.got in the ajriin. wolDfi^ him Uiore^nd Jiitend^. y> 0 o ïl^çoontrles or j^R Jfj'epf és¿M "i i l l a sulttr, fanned by the wijiiis. of tj^'' gult It timopornid th a t. l-ee county) though Nlagrn Fills ati4<C*ur the stale Hk« d h /a t-th la ¿ re d t^ * llj^ o fiÚfie-V.'y and the ocean singing wnjU.of prospariiy te'flnd the moat JvptiutifOl booth oj\ thé New jSm^rna « Growing cny - - * Ih^j¿j|Mfí»caii Fruii iW u c t^ L o ., oí ahd lienfjbtir those of us who Will liitth). Nulkc l71u*ct>y given to. all ■u- r m t 5* . > ' • ‘ ■ . ? A jjirty ilf Sanfohi business men visit­ ___ ¿WiMlveJ,^sÿJta _________ on WecllJBuW I w 'th c ia in o t M r ^ u if w e ln tv e * Orango county should bd. represented Legatees, distribqleea^od all peronns Roch^tój»«Y^o thè ed New Smyrna tills week and bring nf? ^ f r iT .- J ittd - W ' l k / U k t t h e « , b u t hfecause th e people nT- at every great convention beW“ (»-thè hawing claim* Tw derfia»wJ»agklnlt-Jljer, .♦ r the cohíer él h l i . U’ o (^ .baçfc report* of i* remarkable growth in xu-eiir. jusTi(CTi‘X3 ftuuj th e S fcp jd fe^ E lo ritJad w r eom ?ihitig*fof th e b lessifg * United States.- A great -American' Land df Odfvfrt ^Johnspty'iiqripflgd,' 1 ’* r¿present them within ¿woyetxv.’ and Irrigation Exposition will be held in chose H er. H eliis’s f S ^ y a r i f U w « w li^ l^ o w a d 'u p tjiU lie n ! . am i it is'o u r d u ty . ,t o . . « a w , ucZi ». J a division lieadquartora of ^tha F. JÇ. C 0 pit« out ovw the* o c e o n -^ lw in rs^ fip c iC .to h a ^ th u rc . . : liCNRIZTTA JOJWSQN. Madlsrfn Square Garden. New York city, Ry., and expecr to*bave deep ‘water* for 'dhtplaying tb« products of .the ' factoildr . . <»range County. Horida, the^hom.- of November 3 to 12 of ttda.year, 1B1L The t '• Arimim uratrii. k port. Coronado Beach is* being im­ and some of the finest works tff oft not* 1prat^ejygr<ipd’ frtdL taiigcriuV*, ruagni- purpose ef.thlf exhibition is to s^iow the Datad July 24. IfII. 9 mos. proved and lota are being *oid to Florida obtalna^le. feasonabiy. Heifi* andlntel- products of American'aôiI «fid. to Rive the people for eunmier home*.' New Smyrna and displays.. ' . '- ' ■ V(f)ync*'brainy.m eth gbod roads.- plno tqwns und cities «nd farm and country a growing town of Taft in the fertile-Reids 1» one of the wming citjca of Florida. Had It.not been for the untimely death’{forests, cotton lUlds, mdustriel plants, thorough ; demonstration of dir agricul­ below Fin« Castle. Orange county toTuil of of one of Florida’s states»**.’ our -great the celery offd lettuc« prodadng tural possibilities of the . nation! 'Dig places .Uutt everybody in (he world should, R. 11. M arks. County Treasurer state -would h a v y b c e e .^ .- tb ls board- country Idtbe wdrid..wwhed by one of prizes will be offered—many of interest know about—a county of. lakes and Being too early to make a formal an* flowers, gardens and homes, fresh .air and Iqtho-foutto % f rS ; nwmeettent. 1 take this opportunity of walk, bcfoHf the effcs of th e ' jtUJltitudqs uajure's gteetesf tHctUrtk the river B t, lamd anti Irrigation expoaitlont Do thé pore water. JB»f*|fe$#wbeeI of prosparity that ¿’visit Atlantic City’« great M»w Johns 6f Florida. 'alimiM W ) ;an Idd6leiting jay. friends know thtrf I will be a , • ~v only pendent exlilhlt constgaflyNxifore the rkpdera q( the papers of Oronge county shou^be.puskedf by-avwry ¿ tltfri, . oswlidulaflf^me'dfnce flf. courty treas­ g ro b n d liL A w ay that wtmid fmre m ad e wVeiy nfilve son and lidont.ed , (Wojge-on the “lKHn.1 walk.“ . JTlie sytte- knpw p t tftuf oounly ijt êfiyrTKtë.in this ¿araieaa oi th?T rftii1ci'Tt> whlfchyqtj Yjgta' • urer. I have UyftL ardong. you for *0 great nu'tiun having' n better right to a nr thp office 1fr whJlclt you pay your ifX&Ljf.“': v.* cltixeir o f -'F lo rid a «WeU w ish ^ p rld e. b u t roAht H .nWde th a t d u rin g years'find thoee' that'do- net know me »sen iWHon people go to A* A tlti% r¡t>-. blue ubi“,m .place in Madison Square Gar­ Will representative men* of Oreoge Liekfheve'm ade many of sisjn - to-Mi “ ’ •-1 can look up my .past redbnL I need the h r _p^ûple' thiiu viylt > n y ottp ment Orange epanty, havJog . ___within its county orgofiize an aaabciaiion tn h s ts ilo '. what V , w ^ ^ b o w in « v ihtf office and ask you.for your vote. , soaiti-üic worid’ltf the' same IsBgth of -limits, Sanford,- Orlando,' Winter Pnrku this matter. A start is all that Is noce*.* ’’ . y u , .. ^ ’^ '^ ■ • I ^ J o c tf u n y , ' •• world>rhà'go djererta ;.Calö^viulk — tím*, 111is may not be a fact*'.but Winter Gordeoi Ma11land, Tibjetivillc—ttn sary. ^ % “nap: Nr S ^ •V**r* ■ • • * ‘t.-'riv - *-r ■ ■ .* * ' ... ■ ... -4 .« . •* •.*••. - -V * *' _ ' -V 'd m m ;-.y - . P IC : 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, July 21, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 21, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 21, 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/ef8c6d7eced4fdb3801c99c9afc6aa87.pdf 47cbe0fb5ad7ef5160deeb2f836d49a9 PDF Text Text Mt RANFORD nr KAI 0 Its population should show him'.tbelr ap- * Manager Spencer Mates that the oat* predation; In a very substantial way. look fee nixfiffer month '/of ball Is flood What we'want beta is Baee Bell and Mr. if the enthusiasts will stay with him he will give them a classy team until August Kerns of Interest Concerning ra th e r . Wallace Pitched His Usual ISth or maybe longer. Oood Gome 'Society People. Sanford and Orlando are two Florida cities very much In the public eye at PO IN T S. PURELY PERSONAL present on account of the two awift ball Oil nrst honors. The visitor» 01 teams. There is nothing, that advertises Last f t Iday Game a dty as much as a gqpd hall team. How Celery city Vanity r a lr While pleasant occasion were M is. a p In a very onesided game of “lose the nelly, Mrs. Robert Newman and Keep it golngl ■ ball" (be local team beat Orlando. Ai­ , Away the Golden Hours— Claude lloward. t s the fifth Inning when we forged to the Social Gossip. Tbe Sanford Height! team defeated front the question seemed to ta. “How Tbe mid-summer siesta has fallen upon Sanford last Tuesday by a score of 8 to 0. Sanford sodety folks and from now until many tuna will Sanford scare." Bugs Raymond and Morris Spencer were Manager Spencer presented.a new oarly fall there will be but llttto to her loyely home on Park avenue W, tbe battery for tbe Heights team and pltchearNabdl to the font, and Mr. Nachronicle In tbe Herald under this bead. day morning. At the close of a pi, never let a (nan (T) get to second. bell ambled to tbe mound and made the Sanford people are scattered over the morning which was spent in Join* Orlando batters look foolish. They only universe in travel business and recreation needle work, and fee cream wm » The Kissimmee baseball team -beat tbe and until their return there will be >but managed to get two hi tap and but for Miss Hand’s guests were Mr«. 3. L Sanford boys 6 to ft In an eight inning poor Adding in the fourth Inning, would Thr Wrdnfthlnr flato baa game played at Kissimmee Monday ai- taken a vacation. The Wetaka Club con­ not have scored. Misses Madge Ward, Veda Wart. temoon. Funk ' and .'Bowen did the tinues to bold tbelr weekly meetings Williams, Mabel Bowler. Maty Ah twirling for the Sanford outfit and Gallo* where bridge takes a prominent port and Ha Was “There** With the Wlnp. tin, Reno Brown. Peodien Leillcx, way played first base. That about tells tbe members while awgy a faw pleasant beth McLaughlin. Genie Wicker, Spencer is giving us just that He baa tbe story. hours. Pearce and Irene Brady. gotten together a crowd of workers and . .. - M ,'« . ‘V • Several of the. younger members braved a hole to crawl in. Tbe boy* got his un­ a team, that furnish the biggest 23 cents There is great activity these days 1>c- the heat end held an informai bop in tbe dercut, went at him In real slam-bang worth of ball to be had. Dr. and Mrs. Davis Forster * . tween the Orlando and SarjfonJ harebell club’rooms idsl Tuesday night—an affair faahlon. Burden, Bowen and Bagwell the. Sanford people who ur each dropped one over the fence for the Donaldson Took In everything That teams. Many games are played, many that waa enjoyed by all present. at Daytona Beach. bats hava been crossed, but as yet there TheWelnka Cldb Is doing flood work clrcufc and McMullen, with his glove and * Corns ills Way has been no brpkfn heads and not a drib In Sanford in many ways and last week «jrayar. wak e much relieved ygung of gore has tweh spinet),’ Cut* ’there’ are awarded the annual prize of five dollars - Mra. Freqpis J.- Goaznfcs anir diUKT man when the slaughter waa.over’ - J U 1T A t 1 some pessimists who claim that there to Dr. .Rjfoson for having, tbe prettiest left Tueaday for a visit c,> l^yton* There were few Intcreeting points to e - e - e e .a Y .'! }* Beach. will be “aoroething doing" before the lawn in rife Hty. The Sanford Clubs will the game. Lee’s oatch In tbe' third In­ season is over—Orlando Sentinel ning was the feature. *- -b devote more timejhis year to dVlc move­ Misa Agnes Pritchnnl u . hnn ments and severe! very Important mat­ . SANFORD AB,R HJE^A.P© tody pflMacon, Ga.. is the gu> —: Home Runs Get Data ters . will be taken up later on. Tbe Bridget, i f ...........U . J 0 I- T 0 1 aunt Mra. E. W. Peabody Burden,«.................... 4 1*1 0 2 8 Sanford has the reputation of being tbe ladle* are deeply interested in Sanford’s Buwen, 3b....................4 1 2 1 0 ^ wildest baseball town In tbo United welfare and our dub wotnem will taka Bagwell 2b.........2 2 0 I f * A Jolly party of young people mdulgrt State* Every boy in Georgia wbo ex­ a prominent part In dvic affairs »during Pounds, aa— l .........f .4 0 C*4), g 0 in a bus ride and moonlight picnic si the season of 1911-12. pects to play ball is urged to come to F u n k .u :................. . . . l o i i ; o I Woodland.pork last Thursday evening Callaway, c f ......... ..4 „ 1 1 0 0 4 Sanford because as one player expressed An elegant lunch was nerved hi the Psa, Gam. lb........................ * 0 1 0 0 10 It two years ago,. "If you k nock a home NabelL p which la becoming a popular pl«c r run you get a ' pot full of money." In keeping with this spirit Palmer & Scigh. Mrs. E. K. Hester vinte») in New wbo keep the up-to-date toggery stpre, Smyrna last week, the gUPkl -f iwf iitltf offered to give a fine hut to every SonMrs. Pellet: ford player who knocked the first home ORLANDO AB R H E A PO Limerick, r f ............. ,.4 0 0 0 0 0 run of the gome and these genial gentle­ 4 11 0 0 5 men have been kept busy handing „out •• Tuesday evening the WcIhKi ( hit. /.»mu 4 0 0 0 1 2 Poinds, 2b . . . . . . hats ever since. But rainier & Selgh 2 0 0 0 1 3 J. Windham, 3b.. wereJhe scene of u preuy. it.»«*;h my 3 0 0 0 0 8 Jim Windham, lb make good every promise and they give informal shirt waist dance. Tire ■chap, 3 0 0 0 1 1 McMullen, p ...... tlie hau even if giving entails one every «rones were Mrs, RTS, Keriot Mr* C Mrs. LS.. Scrabble and daughter .and 3 0 0. 0 0 2 BonnetjCfT^:^__ day. Up to now they have donated six the former s sister. Miss Lottie Lee.' re­ O. McLaughlin. Some o( those wir. enjoy­ Bosnian, c ........... . r SANFORD 3 0 0 0 2 4 helsatfU the'boys' appreciate their gen­ turned on tbe City- of Jacksonville,- niter ed the dance were Misses Chut lot n* h.-rkv 3 .0 I 2 2 0 Cooper, cf....... Riggins, ss........... Donaldson, If erosity and return the favor. . a delightful trip to 8anford. Misses Irene Brady, Madge Wont. V.*| Bowen, 3b Nellie and Lillian Scrabble remained in Helen St John. Bessie Scbumi-vi BagueWeU, 2b Sanford snd Miami Sanford Sanford as thcr guetU of Miss Carrie Leffler, PeUchea Lefiler, Mary Alt Burden, c .: . . Oliando I Manager Hughes of the Seminole« Lovell—Jackson vllle^Metropolls. Pounds, s s .;. tin, Flossie. Franl. Mabel llnwlr WaUaoe, p slated this morning that ho hnd been In Brown, Elizabeth Mcl-mighlm I communication with the-crack team of •* ■ % Diamond Dost . » ; . » Galloway. .cfr Gore Robert HolJy was’ e'ght years oM on David Caldwell. Carl Itainiin.i I Sanford and had boobed-tfiree games with And wp won again. '• * . Wednesday athl in honor of the occasion Roberts, NixJon Butt. W. A. LeilLr I them fyr week after next, to -be played Mdny happy returns of the day. invited a mtiitQbr of his little friends to Hill, Dens and McKaskcli July 31 Ailguft l «nd 2,ORLANDO help him celebrate. The boys wrre token . .McMullen and his spitter went a ciuci* 1 ■ . v **.» /v * » Limerick, rt-.iSanford's team is sdid to be cleaning -to (l)e liolly’ljomo ln on auto as tbtir litNew Pastor For Methodist» ? t è i mado'a nutpor of those wonderful Lee, everything-up in the central part of* rite Ueiegs ifere hardjy long 'enough’'id carry cagches. ’ ">'* p Z S u k i s Rev. S O I . Summer* of v | state..,It baa been sald jfcat every play­ them so far, and as soon as they' arrived a»:, Ytra. Summers and children tuft-t’ arrived ! Burden, Bowen hnd Bagwell each hit Bridge«, er hae been eOcured from' tfl» big league*, the fun commenced and the whole bunch* Atkinson, p.* In the d ty and are receiving a warm fos the rireut, B seems to foe our lucty Windham lb and the organization toone of the rpost Wky kept b u k y ^ gamps of various Htuls. welcome. Mr. Summer» will, exchange Beeidall'u,.. le«er. complete and perfect in the ehdre state. ’A im tliey ,'jfetfi ‘,tir«<f ’ enough pcn>o charges with Rev. Hendry on*! eepM-ii is Rlggaov 3b..Our new pitches Nsbell made' his The games that wtil be pfoyed here with’ ph> Bennett; of. adjourned . to **jh‘« house moke Sanford 14* 'hopm. H- «nil tOiSgi|laird by-leulng Orlando dowih this crack team >-will no doubr difcide wtere';yff«rijin«oUi Wyod;? find to| PT.the pulpit of - the M**thodi«( /launtwhich teoraln this ejass is thtf best. If they were,thco treated, tq a return trip to K w h i ta : ,* :: . 'X t next Sunday atfol olery onr I* i lnttalU the Semlnolef succeed In * cleaning .‘ them Sanford r-V invited to come put nnd hear him It* • • u|> on two of the three ¿atin-*, • they will Pri.aftdq Heraid Joln* to .extending «» wet. ■.un* tu Iw-riic must ulk-.d ebOuti-hldlsnk InUhbf region— Miami Metroiml!#. irit liiqlng to Ik* - y: . - * Rev. Surtitolr* and Ms es'timal’je family. . . '■* , rite band under its new leader'»Mrr Trad tu b In Tha p*«*« • * j- - V* ^ Rnnsorlcr. MtjÄfttorHv U n'well knoVD htuid • Ic ed ir' lu (hr> Wr«|. H A . ÎAKWUm Y **V Selections M o u se T V ‘ J giand «uh I il hi tif iitn fr^ i " i^ ll lif ij titled. "Joy to tho W«»W": finely rendered. * \ ~ tbiern’nlantation, aoags ending with Öixio and Star Spangled ‘itoiincr/ Was tjie doling number. - The Senf<yd .band nÿm> jN rre 9m« of our priudpol* business-men among Its methbere .. ‘ » •*' ’S ■' A* Cohabitation.' »Vx.-- " ip m m WM m t Work,*t ■v . . * ■ Dlamoncl mAt. .It WAS tbptAitdyjijkbk banfonl ijgrtt; -AhdBlddy^Gores’Wl. And a great ball’game.1 ’ *f ' p itd f tf tô a t : [iÿidTgée VsfiadA;.«) thè good qU tuckyierror all thff Way. U t therp down with five hits' a ref didn't 3 ,'ffiw^Ms aocoo aymjxuhy. , lu wing or dead-head a man. :igh cifab Jr.tm ; m bave a* ball - -If Riggins had pave been quick* *Orwrshped w a n d seedy to stick Our oow dutflekiA didn’t do mbch sticking—-Today, perhaps. n. * - Clyvle Pound:, got a brecc of saflle*. His Texoo leaguer in the nipth itarjpd ihe trouble. V • ' It 'looked like a funeral - prooMsky» - *- ^ number of Uie Orlando b an d .^ It-e m e» fhrola mujAalfgrql!^ Mr^Nakh kindly «Mhued.th&rRvnd, ; Mr. Reamhyr would ire g la d 'td 4 havet-new members. .Jh e band desire* young, toen to send in their ’Apply to . Mr Reatouft. Mr. .MtiWimg or Mr. Hosklut. , ' •*Donrt«>Jax. JV.rfirft Ssturiisy Jnlght for pDliin IVlewanx failed there by bushrea* ÎOrdas f l r é J ^ t e h ü e l d «. Woolfojk. •~3***"T ■ «— *-*V <*Wgbte4—Oompenlon for Invalid. Pro-' fftr 'middle age woman. Address Box Noti«« • tT r ■ .us demonstrate its merits ph o n e N a 8 �-’ ; -* : *• .'¿..'1, * r « ‘ ** . »( ~W T-, 1 ■ 1 ‘ __ r ' '*'* ***s -* - r- h - •4 **7 -■--A 5 » *•.*- *»_ > — . - - —•* » , r. ; : .w ■ • * -* » ‘ '• »., ' W - 1 ' * *,r 1 w wr # v*l|(A r * * ■* ,re4*/if t./ -V . . ** • .. r=s 1 . ■ • = Vpmber SO NEW ROUTE TO COAST F ro m S a n fo rd to N ew In Tw o H o u rs S m y rn a ALL-AROUND FLORiDA Sanford Must Have an Exp e rim e n ta l-S ta tio n The G e n e ra l N ew s o f “ The L a n d o f F lo w e rs . VU OSTEEN IS OFFICIAI ROUIE -Thg Greatest Fa rm ing Section- i n-4 ho-WorJ<$Should Have Government Aid ’1 ' FROM ^ fte STA T M i t m New Drawbridge Will Sooti.B« erected ,*■ i and G«Od Road It Promised An epitom e of tbe W eek's . All th e way portant Happenings la tho i t s © A party of prominent citizen» from S tate's Domain. New Smyrna were In the city Tueeda} Sanford needs on experimental atntion. 1overlook auch o promising *a>ine Ho cun step Into an office of tbe Govern­ ThrownI hum (rom the of¿Me morning looking up data on the new au- A farming cqnimunity as. large as (his and “Economic Wealth" as dbrS«iitat5TCelery ment representative and receive statistics bile. Miss Orva Wanl < tomoblle touts and the stool drawbridge with conditions as individual and unique Deltat * * ' - " • and proofs, not of land .boomers, but ’ ol over by ¿mother to. be built at Osteen ferry by Orange Tlie oqly reason thqj.' they have not the United Stntcs of America. t injured. Miss Ward V as ridinj with 1 as those hi* the Sanford Ceiertf-lielta and Volusia counties. already given us their attention is that There will be no mure doubters. No K. Dlshatif* a local-grocery proprietor, in ho. corn* wéro G. A . r hol,ld hnvu the protection, n’dvicii' *tu<L their time amt floods hav» Iteeti cxjwnd- -more mon«y leaving Sanford becatuo its Ills-Bajqtpobiia. ije nUCBipt5d_®r IkerrênTT. J, Murray? guidance of a govermfienf' institution,^ m cd oti roöreciidrge(ic*rotn"munltlea"'wbo"b7 Jealous owners thtnk It's "p o good to from behind Hit- car of W. E.' • W. L. Lope*, R. a F. Roper, Gordon Rou- which the expert agriculturists can give their Opnscirntious efforts, have attract­ be true." They will come and be con- broker, Who was driving slowly along Oak seau. J. Frairia, John T. Hammond, wife the sub-irrigation furmers specific as Veil ed them to,farthing ‘centers of far leu vlncod. The populating wlH Increase. street. As tho cars were side by side the and da nab ter. W. H. Newell, wife, son virtue than ours. Our time of action has The.volume of local btisiTioss ylH Jn- Dishong machine was tilted sharply by a as general advice. comft. We must bring ouT«e(v£s and our crca*& The value ef Tlfwn and' farm pile of crushed rock on the side of the and daughter, I I Leidersdort. D» B'TurFarming in the Sanford Celery Delta i% bit oi ing conditions CU lfio. attention of tWperVji will increase, and the entire . ner, A. C. Brooks, all of New Smyrna, and street and Miss Ward was. pitched in a new ¿le par lure. Its development opetp-fluì Representatives nt Washington, tç country wlti bo stimulated by the influx front of the wheels uf tbe other car,' and . John a Case.' of Port Orange. Tbera Is a movement on foot In Voluaia ed ni) e(vith In the history of truck farm the Department of AgricultufC, and dp i .of hpy people and new monqy. Sanford run over before It could be stopped. She county to change tbe old route, now Ing and startled die civilized world lb have its agricultural rating. • fell flat on her face and the car pa sard world. It In n manner befitting the ini portimfryc the’situation. ’ * . through Enterprise and Oateen. crossing And It VIII be a wonderful boon to the over her back and shoulders. . 1 removed the Indultry from its ciassifivaDa you fully „realize th \ importance W oy £ $ -grower now. actively engaged in the ferry at the end of Celery avenue, to The Atlantic Coast Line Railway Is a route striking the river on tbe west of lion of manual labor to n purely scientific such un establishment to'-SanfordT Do fimning. He will hove at hand experts preparing to Install a (20,000 creoaotlltg Lake Monroe, cutting out Enterprise apd proposition. Brains hove su|«-r«edcd you realize lhi*t . not only the growers, to advise him at «Very turn. ' If an in­ plain at Gainesville. making thermite to tho coast through strength and. as the farirrpg 'rindu*,ry bdt every individual, irres(>cctivc of his sect pest or plant dlsease( develops, he “»*• - I -(1 I| posltlou or occupation. would be bene­ can call in an .expert, as he would a Dado county’s mlllage' Tor the ooftilng Detrend and Daffoha. This .will neces­ developed, the iuirUigt-pcVol tig: farmer fited therebyf Do you realize that Audi doctor in case of personal III, The year has been fixed at 35. TW* will net sitate the building of another big nil to developed apace • • . national recognition will elevate Sanford Station and its staff will be the general die county $ I fit,100 in revenue- * get io this ferry, which will be much The citizens of Sanford and Sanford as A plant is tx-igg installed at Whit* fanners and farming from the level of practitioner ‘to the fanners. They will broader than the old, and as Orange county has already spent something like a city must depend upon the yield of the speculation to the,very pinnacle of com­ answer tils summons and' he will not Strings by which the excess water from ■hove to depend on advice Jrotn Gaines­ llie spring will operate generating ma­ four thousand In Volusia making the' brad for their success - and tvosperity mercial eminence, investment, The individual applies tus menial and Up to tbe present time the only pub- ville. Tallahasseeoo.Washington.a matter chinery for lighting the city. fill through the big.prairie on that side of physical energy, as well as Ida capital, to ildty that San font ho* received has been of days.and subject tu their Interpreta­ the river, the request that we now change Mrh woo'd-‘Will Make'Race ' , the tilling of the soil and. us an in­ tlirough the medium ol the advertising tion of Ids written description. , Tho crossings and go ta another big expense dividual. eitlier (uerrrds or foils. 1 lie James A. Kirkwood wishes to an­ of our real estate concerns’ and some period of advice and guidance by oorlook« out of tbe question. nounce to his many friends that he will installation of an experim ental «talion j ilttic j n „ utu,e distributed by various roi [iotidepee will have passed. At the ohl ferry, fool of Celery avenue, be a candidate to,succeed himself fat the will, by its const ant watchfulness, study i<)ul) organizations. Tim investing public Another luost important feature will arrangements have already been made to office of Sheriff of Orange county. Mr. individual and experim ents, remove the Individual j ¡a ig n o r a n t^ our m any a d v u n ln g n and he that the Government will study not build the approach from this side to the Kirkwood has made an excellent sheriff lu m ird ami builfl in its piaceri unit of and. instances, possibilities most ot[ly the development of the industry and main channel," where, with arr expendi­ am) cornei before the people ' on hit pstt success. The farmer who ia confronted existence. Whut do ignora ut of. our very the safe guards against |>eai and disease, ture af a few thousand dollars, entimnted to be In*the neighborhood, of foar.‘thous­ By a new «M irnng^O T pghlqh wmilrt. « ib -irriJn lW flowing WJdlz. Idetri weather but tho cost of production. They will record as sheriff. The data Is early for reskmg-'lfte. aJyu-c uf . conditions. Immunity ti^drought. mèan to teach us how to [iroduce. u imtximiiuf announcement and Mr. Kirkwood wants and, Volusia to stand her half of the ex- pcBiàps, h ls.n e ig h b ^ ^ ^ iM » .‘%wU. »re|#*nt. Nothing .but the raver of IgnJ crop at n minimum cost; and these to remind the , votq£ that be will be a A'pease, a drawbridge can „be JuititfbwhKh bsljdeag s s kÉf*bui».by iV*, in s tid g y ti of |,onnii%i The«r am ninny of these in figures on ^he cos^ production will will save much -time anrl troubfc*. putting nn exycrnicutni kuitioi*. wc gTvq^ iho i - t u f p u i tM fils couuuy^vfhd they have setv«* ajTNIouhlo purpose,. WI^jK i II -Utfii us uj Osteen over the Big. (ill. already D c to ttc s ffitPtMW BT f /J ^ pseyed upon fitte havo a"n"lndi»puiablocompuljpion. tfutnuG* i ^ bailt, which will, of course,- be broadened itüm i ‘ - , , tent, that, the; by the Government,j and put in firat-ciaaa shape. . -* T » success Andjptloimizc the. possibilities of ! y y rind transi By following the route’ proposed by our «These -flgurell visitors, tbe road, wlU Cross at the c‘nd of Celery a venae, at said above, go through Mr. DaCMe* V Uidyof I carry more wfl c HrpprUnititi Osteen, os at present, on to Lake Ashley, lé youngest’ solution V m elected tu' r indi vidimiaf^m»Ti7£> qiqigjg out Enterprise io the west, UientSf] ®f 'A||® re hlghxtfBce and hat„-ritode fin excelVèr. [•Vhhsis of a comparison llutt nuj: male tvffbvllan Spring* ‘and from there^olmast Tent county solicitor as bis record will affidavits of su S r ly result In n general traus[iortntiub TnerttVCtfutf^fion In r^ n r a straight line' to New Smyrna about demonstrate. He feels that li. is rather .growi-r, telling that que acre produced so duction. - •* - . ' M » stitutUMts are advising itu- ybung, men. thirty-nine m llesless than at present. _______ inor this or that year. Ttio public .A nd so il evokes itself the'cj^ity of early to unmiuore 'bui igkcs the-oppor• While there I» littio doubt |>ut that a II the agJi; «fîrey ,a[«j«k of fnrffiing Qs much 'v i ] J hvy.odymic* fire.Tptvo bsciLttiucaicd beyond the mudavit every citizen ol ban ford to put big cghlty.io^latjbe Voter»« OMnjgkr county ■ ... .yuad reaproposed arrota the west end uf •■fcconoimc'WcuHh.“., ' * ' ilS “swum ^taicmcm" ____ *_-S*'»period.' - -■ ***■ 1In L «!._ know thòt hàvWiy be’jp-tliÌf rae rin Mfcy, lire shoulder to the wired of progress, and ' • Lake Monroe would be preffyred De- Bicot y that if bn incxhoustibte supply of “JF1 1012 nt damnge suit of tho Postum Cereal assist.tho Sanford Celery ' A>eiUi in <A>race goULXhirtr-f*, ■ disçqvRftrt, it*’ value Land and e v e r b f ' t h a t section* of >Àìlfi.lb^T»oop}è>wlw tkJiiui Co., versus’ 1’. f . Collfèr, ^qjf ^ Collier’s talniiut^ e flMt t{Ung that, will prove Improvements At g ia r Thtatre’ v VqIumb *jnhklnjj(.ihn highway- from-JnClf- wopkl :WJ Tiurfitar -Theatre hat ud^eATfi lw*opsotfjttjr rp T X ain w S fijM tg tisecriirn , ffi(4 tm reiuhny ^uuti m e önd^ Iv, is to Weekly, Jom.cs - Osbourne, ntfarney fo'r more befieflejah to .the community riiga ,lhV defunse, proved Bml Mr.„Post add apy other. Lcr.'ench -mujr’w rltejo our parrF tot. their - -, K r _ . erattnfi room a New FxIIsoq Ttrahtforanr OCauifc-county bkvltjg Mfreadv^tthtiT' CongicUmji* and Scpatorj^ asking (bam yddctfhos requited/in a grerd Imprtp©, ' great expense to pbt in the . fill, and me In Imiti ninIfi ri llm aiu-vs. nf ' t . s at .s^. ss ml >w.i. <SL. help tit us in in ritti ôbtninmg the., ncaisl riapro-of m£n|i lu the ligfm and brilliancy b flb e ’’. . , i j ptber'improvements at the. Ngit- Cur ii^Xjovc j ouriJa veruinmu. Sunford and I is pltfurj»^* They «re g ja^ jvftrkbg^ onii itiwmV uii experimental station, and new screen whith when «bmplolM will J ’’ neceisatdy compì beri- to hr .ot^ ^jf^ViidjftitC flit? d e n m u T . % U wù^iChroÎ !for!|tUf*elves the fje- *entilhxy’tq “ ‘'WW have obtained our'Aotfiiriag it depepds largely, If iuit b«.jL_jj*ry ^gxmL..lmpruw«mf4U.—W ith— ftioy ijuff T rilF ^lT hxcj%l it'i^fujlrlgvtptjrfiiilrimil dollars to put^bartxS__ -' *■ • — ----IW brr Sffictìl ^ ltJ>(V(0Vak^r Tile fuiifl^yÖCüir'ihtf^ Ipiilicrf neikm -and their new electric aisf wfcl^b-lhla -houge ^ Tha' nqw iMhd^’òvtr U lcU a eftow jtn-tu B)ÖuuT»MMr‘ ■pi o»rr rIVpe > UljtT U menkof.Agrfc**i turei ~ a iln K is jd qf i t ó è ^ J woApective ^Investfir- nf[c( seeing the slnccmy^)f*î>drfiose displayed by San- recently put up on tbe • f t w 'o f .t b q i r » -w k A" ' -oiiiyi I of f o r c g ^ i. ¿O d'Its fiorii[ni Velia, Con b e shown. ford uHd ftp’lltjzens. gent ' building thla popular pictqra house under-,,'*1. ; ' -..i ' -, the management of Mr- Poflt .is -JO¿king '* by those In U* NeV SmyrnA section of ~-*T I 3JT" very rapid itrsides. ’ -The-manager,. “Tgamak'' «an verify h by writing(to the couiiyr^ Thé toad has already beep Hôfd Mens' Assodalion of AÜantic City. lelves In Snnford and goea right Affiftg *- ' ' graded and all that It mjrd *""ÒRA^0£ C O lJN T V tsH aU L Ìiy7 ^ ^ . AN CÄlTj Tills association goes aYtor^zinjenUptié maklng^improvements every day aq d en - -, ¿ fÌ> J ia tó « u r> c c ; an[J ' ]possibly a few ’ * * 4*nd iu »ntjienscs are paid by the ^-oprie- denvorig to please bis patrons. *" ;becn washed j;-. . 51U whqro, t^ 'g r a d e bat BY C. 0 AtitAboilLIV tiifs of KOU hotel* aqd boarding house»—ggks’to giwo, a fine road to (be coast from .Mm R. 7f kturyhy of we«t Firn St- left Allantic City Is a unit. ■}?' the south abd completa.thé rood from the Veslenlay for a abqrt vacation n i Daytam j! coast through Orange cognty. whidi al­ b’nAhe left Igtqd sldévqf ’ ti)e early parTbf July thd X *r /i * '! ^ . _A. a:_tu..fA'tif^nk«rrev W iiial if.«, -WHkli*JhH Jhiilf T'fkilni»*. Îiîi ifnnnt PJvriaiJti FT Pnilptivnr donai ““.CtirUtltur Endeavor **rAnvritiHrifl Coo ve nt Urni Beach * dm evaniqg -ybritH ready bat bard surface foiuis, on-thc pew biriratice to' the'MnvIboid^WenJiefm hptel. __ _ , Th;t{re Sjfongop wu. jn yesslap in Adunile City! When Mr route to Tamtie^ TbA, pfdpoaitioo offered and fronting od thft>l!t«#t lhwini .Walk." duty’Tot,, the Frank Mllteer accotnpainéd by hi* . . by our-aiti tor*, should. bo considereri. beJ J tipgtfc City! N.^1T If a ptrmnnciit m - wniiictwoman.’Éàllfornln ifrleve^- sleeps." G. T). Berry of Lee county, Florida. aWived mbtlipr >dlt leave Tuesday for New- Vortr fore anythin(M* ijeftc try thr-Â’îfiusia aW avfewRwiVhCHili- But iV T w w '.kuilk of ^rtafkla prednoes he found Guidoni]^ there giving eway wheee thar-w ili to .Joined bViL f. Mil- . emtiigh bfi!*ufilch-nt Variety .tu “malte Bn- orango* Iit--trie graph ml Fort.MyerV end teer Sr.* Frank Irà» j|^oear,bt*fcif‘;JOf iboriiiea, and it lit to be hopftd that fh.A fornln;lust tWo board Volk ckhTbit rrcoghìze'. tbis'lwnjn-. “rightTiow" .Lee-county.got In the swim waliiltfi him thorn remi in te n d a ;i» kjUfaùnera wifi Insist '(tie exhibit of %it«*re arc _ *U. : " «=• “i *' salar, fanned by the wlpd*. of lift- gultî ft {«„reported th a t. Iree county} though Nlagra KslU lih^mur ihe aUl® * ' 0Ürér.j»y ntriek or , ^,_ -rir '‘ ^ . likft ùhy.nt this gredtVW é^re glkte--V;v ariA the ocean singing sq^^s.cT prosperity late,'find the most JvpnufiWt booth on the -e-i New Smyrna n 0rowing City - - * Jlt^ Amcrtc.ui Fruit l/ro*liiei,kCo , , of flhrl henljh ra those of us who Will llitthl, Notice U l « • . ig . / • *‘ -1 • ’T A péîHty "bf Sanfohl butlneet men visa­ RÒdirAbèf J ity o Bre ¿W oslvc'.sÿ** on W&ltf>uld,|>e'there: not MCAurê we'ÌMVe * Orango county ahould bo-, rapresentad Lregataea, dj*tribi[\é«ar aiv.l nil tset^ooi ed New Smyrna this week and bring the ^ K r * /T fiq , üoqrtr*tW y;A«1 .Vif-, S/ight tf^ere, but hecause the people ot- at every great cdpvenllop keld iri tlva baking claims ^ d o m a n d a agaihît-glwv, *r 3 .bsçk reports of i* ramtrktble growth In ds owe sotnediiiigVnT the blessifg* United Suites.A great American Land esïaw tff Orivirt^^"jóbri*prw'4Ì«|)[tàÌ'*tce * '**' . ^ gihta AvertBC Jdïf vròre fr-muM Srer ihtttqcUon. Now Siàyrna will ^toon >k4 chore l'icr. Hclht** ^ '> y a r ltU r e «wli fWtowed‘upgittbem, and it Is our duty and Irrigatian Exposition will be held In present them within ism yearn,' A ; . . i division headquarter* of ^tbg F, ^,‘C.* Madlsrfn Square Gordqo.- Nqw Ybrk . city. ÜENXirtlA Jqhwqm. »- J a pler out ojrer the w a t , ■, Ry., and especr to "bave deep water* for 'displaying thé products of .the factor I t& S s November 3 to 12 of ltd* year, 1911. The f Administratrix, *' l Dtange County. Horidd, 6 port. Oorpnado Beach I*-being- lm* and toms of Ore Jineat .works iff Dated July 24. 191!. B mo*. purpUOQ of,tills exhibition 1* to s\»W the (roved and lot* are being told to Florida' > b ta ln ^ . Aestotiabiy. Heine eniejtajii* Of Jieefity and Intel- products of Ambriesn'*olI end, to give tbe t - peopit for tummer home*. New Smyrna 1 (¿^ n e e f'bruinÿ. ued, good roads,-pine towns and dries end farm and country a growing town ef Taft In the fertlle fieids and displaya.. - 3 l> one of the coming citjea of Florida.__ Had it. not been for the untimely death^forests, oot(«Ht-‘(laida, industrial plants, thorough demenstrarioti of the agricul­ below rine Castle. Orange cxxmty la full of' of one of Floridas »iatesiglm.’ «ir great tire ¿redftst celery aftì lettuce producing tural possibilities of the . nation! Dlj[ pint** M«l everybody In the world should R. H. Marks, County Treasurer sUt* »would hav y beea ^ir.Jtbia 'boeri country in tb e jnirid. .Wariied by «tno of prizes win be offered—many of Interest know about—a county of- lake# and Being too early to make a formal am liajure’s gtçetqs? iHciurek tbn river SC, iq the-foutls- • % f 'flowers, gardens odd homes, fresh .air and ‘ ; nouncement, ! take this opportunity of walk, Irefore the eTM ;éf^ tb* '|tui!titudc* John* fd Fiorititi, slreukl TWé’;fin **ftl*~ trend and Irilgaiton exposition! Do the' por» water. ,Th^'grj«fFwheel of prosperity ih a iitd rit' Alfa otic CU yVgicot yiww leitlngjny Xriemi* know dnrf-1 wUl be a way that would hu|J only pendent '•xhihlt cun»tAnDy\>eforc the rkgders of tbe papers of Orange oounty shou^^e. [niAedfby-ew*ry jcitli*ri1-J * ' , rend Male-fti*TH6'0fBce nf. county treas­ walk.’' 'Tire st^te- knpw pt irtuf oouiHy Ut aby-*flate In tlds ¿w3lem bf tfie T **lr 1r i iiv wldh^ yim va made tfrdy ngiitre son and àdupted l»et»(40-tM> -tbe■- “bofrtd urer. I have , Uy*d, an»ng you Tor io *• — great nutlun havintf* a better right to e Or thp office Urwbich you pay iy fisir Vuur tjrrW*^*-i v, . FÌoridakwell wilh pridc. but lzu«t('la ,inori« that ifuring e . ycare fmd ttmVo that do net know me cl Iiren ed tò-aftrt}>it«*en tlfHiion ¿reopk go to A City; Mia- Mhi-utj .piece In Madison Square Gar- - Will ftpri^enttrive men* of. rea ¿ok up my .pest refiW. I need tbe vlflt ’^my orto denf Oraqge epamy, haviog WUhin Its county argtR}ize an associa lion to haiidlo'office and ask you for yqur vote. i . .slri. A A start ...... i.V »V-.k » i ** - ' ti (be' seme leRglh'of limits, Sonford, Orlando, Winter Park, ski. this ^matter. it all that .Is noces.' ìbis mSf. m*V .wrt bo"à faci» 'b ù i W Winter Tikienvllle—the sarv. . f ' f a S r t SUM, a >hU ia WGarden: G M d e Maitland. m iW tl^ T U d tM v ilik ^ ftg tr. ,:^ 1 | IL *2£gS&L . ¿ L Ä - • ‘ •- ^ --.V -v: ■■•■*: — , . -.V . ' - i • : • . . ■ ' • 5: i\ »|] �ÎHC BANrOOfl HfRALQ Jm** 28, O), •l No Restrictions—Choose From Our Entire Stock of Snappy, Up-to-Date S t y le s . . S u i t s w ith d is tin c tiv e n e s s , th e h ig h q u a lity a n d p e rfe c t ta ilo r in g a n d ü n iN h t h a t is f o u n d o n l y i n t h e l i n e s w e c a r r y . , ; kl . N o tc h L I ] fro n t frô n ^ m a k c th e G l e n r o y t h e e a s ie s t c o l l a r t o p u t o q a n d t a k e o ff. B u t o u r ®o s s “ S ô d o n 't d e la y . ■■■■ — ■ ro o m E v e ry S u it G u a ra n te e d as as # = • .1 ’**' r at ■ AND -.if BUSINESS SU IT S f $ 1 5 .0 0 Suits Now $ 9 .85 li 18 S i 8.00 12.75 i ; 88 13.50 20.00 I I 22.00 f t i , . 8 8 15,75. ifi 88 2 5 .0 0 17.50 *1 If 88 2 8 .0 0 19^75 éi 88 2Ó.75 3 0 .0 0 - fo r 25c . ; OnPt >*VI ... in and to tie it nv * • x• v «I Yqu can take the collar* off before you untie the . *>* .cravat. T hat adds fifty per cent to the life.of the cravat. It*8 an - and you can't say anything better of a collar than that - . DRESS 2 ; y ° u r ê a »n * ■ï S Î S S ï Æ S MEN’S COLLAR ± m ake w h e n 'y o u p a i d f u l l p r ic e , , • yi*. ■j m ust f o r f a l l g o o d s ; T h u s t h é g r e a t r e d u c t i o n ' t n t h e ' p r i l c s b f t h i s 'f i r i è c l o t h î h g . T h e permanent slide ■■■ ■ space and cutaway fronts ifc W e # -r A I - 117-Flrst Street IM AC'HArtiifKiER i ô m 'BAlTlMOfiC.flÛ ' •I R I & S A N FO R D , FLORIDA G H 1 Ì7 First Street It- is correctly solved. Thus .working, The cool ch»te will be movt-d nnd don1 they're formed a nucleus around which l!OU forget HI UNIVERSUr - Of » FLORIDA F io ridk Stgte Cqllcge (or WomtB have been erected institutions that stand « f in n o illr a ftuprrior but Jncxptn^ -v*., ■ ’ caiiAbisHJ; ’ as k liv|ag monument in their defense a ’ 4 Cows are still allowed to room at will alar 3njiliutloa for florins Jßouttg fÀ xn C<n*iif ni. AfH and Scsefrf^ Sv ' .* asd .,tk -intn the aruMhr too home. Ail quefcgfy, tn epnewly rw iy acquire acquueu territory an^U ir Enr CUU». Ayk^.,^1 f i,nnwii lb« Uarnft All hall. then, to the queStoir.' Uainr- KJi4iii|irtMSA>il •! Mggk.a^/s* Am. J «ommunltyL People who were obliged to become *imrf OM wrMM M whltt aqakxl scmW womeiMbfJthis womeofcf this ODtamun a n d M $ ’ 1 white U l . l n tN n All,K lin r traf CUm ;Ct|utgim*iii iKrow(b. H. T*,iwa"T«g» ofiue' efijg b«y Uv tisi •ti>» *a . ¡cafiMdra .far .for baud’ •¿ui of the d ty want their yards protected. OtUa *: • ,* % - I fs os r not a.JcafiMtffft EDWARD ÇOMRAOJ. f‘rai.d*nt have a rfgfct t o -demahd thqj»odonVwant anythin®, for thlk. „ ' * ji '■j-* ,: • * • » • ^ I t POST NOT IN I I “ ■Whocvdpl attending to this part 4 Tlifc following ^mmuplcatlon wqs Ae- , ty uffniM,should havis .the* cattle ceived this week: rounded-up. As long ns SaoTura did’ »tot Among r® Taking Notes TToTbe Säunterer: ?*• • ■’1 claim these lots U i^tcppleyrye couuTn THE COLLEGE OF AGRICOLTURE faMli. Mèli Prerit Tin?— , In iuaUng your each week, dìi tb Nt the ca n i c e s t mnd rV ' V^r ; O f THE ÜH1VBR8ITV O fyLO W IDA * • j . . 8* Says Saunter«*. ! ... jo u e y n g e t a, of -Firn it/eet gardeha'aad Howor* hCrf there Is,no resaoh The fermar s' QMIsaa-Offers tb« *in *Ag/iciUlwt. U -■ between Oak and and see the why Sanfer^Helghto or, MeionVllietW the , I .* 4 "What have the wtniAt»'contrfbated condition of the à i »Vwbëre Wear SWe ahodid-he oUifleti to (epee1 Sr tip Street ; tonfarli S{,fifori\! '' * 1 lj0oUy.v pi® oil, on agajn’at cattle. The city ordinane* iigalnst ' 0. ' Many, ■umy’thiny.-v^iyr, .more than tti^pareWïnti« a to ¿ur cllfsi* Càì’tlé ruflhing a t Infge edfcii- the new .m o tto s ia rU rn tn ib*>«ni A of riperkoce wl.nl ‘r-wr, <*■ . o p « ! , U n p tiirfta I ou b , Ru-n trbo titre bad bulb .aJIrtr iraiu.i.J H * ..T* î. ‘ ran ha nmmpMIMLTn llin»i,li>f iiw r. «I * Also did Jyou khow the ^A: C 'L Co, territory n»d-shl» territory cutset to be­ ; nnO pnMealaaparWncn on (bn (*rn»r ■ • ;«r Mat 1 M fifty car-loads of t)dl!)er on theJ come ¿'caltlayange.i ! ? V< r rT t Itmwif.-ut j ■&F. ground to extend the Coal SkqÙL** - ’v a . .. " ’ ■ -‘-Aeplylng to the first queatlen wlll%ay 4 l am.glad to note the rity council .’lèl^ V J . J -V E R N O N CiaAp“ * thht.1 haip* DOtlced . the ckrs, atnnding rjng. a more active part” in repairing - tb« l— o r J t h r oc u .a o a Aoatroubvwfte f a deck.-.1The flooring- tajMtng fèfrUeed-t i wna .nu unditUtiap t; I •< “ a® A lN « 8 V |L L l, FLORIDA V4JB ’Today ^ - ¿ iu e tiif J is .vakdy dflTér- (hism Branding ’there,. Every time -I set nd stops Will be placed' at fh'e epd of L *^ * & and hutèad^w giTCn being Infttlof it make^ue prqud . of^ die fact j h a \ ' wq dock for (he'accomodation-vf- (he Ihuìis m m — ■ 1 I ' [ 1 , ■ ; ¡1 1 i~ì 1 mi _Jj(u -toipgiL ji^ has proven h|fseif;«to be. hit hafej^kfoctioa line.' A* h r !oa the*oil is huididi - Jady : réugaagcra: - In- . fdfm«( -jeduatir But Jilt superior, LtfTMny òftfifl concfTrned ! believp. th* SanFmtf'fltaftto .time» it took aevyrfl&n that! nmi'a.U/tiftg | "« 8U ,,'X ■~r ’m*m‘ J |' 1 virtue« that make for good cltlitnshlpi, ! Ca.Ts auppoaed *to clean Up- thle pert of crane to disembark h load- of* Ipdy pasI ho. women our.-.Town hove laiiqred thq Barter and no doubt yie> will do ad kengers. There are more popple, travel­ ;V f R D C t l t o C O L L E G E , W IN TE R PARK . ■Kt;.* * ««neatly and. lobg ‘in .an-ew lw ^ur to now tlidt their gjtentlon u called to Uici ing the Sl Johns river to Sanford than> f ^ ^ < y d a « l C o Ìleg aen d MTiret D e a u tlfu f CaWipus In Florida p enalo tain tnidrand sobriety la the boms, [hatter. ’ TiiST traction company Jrae no ever hefare and our city dock should be • College. Academy. Music, Expresslon, Fin« Arte, Domes’tlc nmi indua f ' teaching their sons sod--daaghtep'-that dealra to keep the cafF ’atamitog out Oh11« i t in drat daea shape before the- wintet i ' \ 0- (rial Art s. Business, Normwl Course -..agii) those are cardinaLvUtuc«. which'are ro ba tiie^ tm t but aa yet they b«vi no cat travel' atarts. ^ u r. lake front la wbers kjf " ÿ y g jy .lkiings.-Jour separalo roorr% room%dipani I, four dormitories, separnte su.a 'beai, rlrcuic j f . .i prized Ì^r gyèale^thnu rubles. They have shed» for-them although, thqy are making the straqger qomlngìn by boat .obtains ..lights, firqgiretaction___ •million dollar co* » . finogymnailuta ne.malarria; qurfrtcr-i the first■Jtnpreiaion.of tlu- -city. ’’Let Ida ? pn recognised the fact that home -fife Is the anangbment^far tvpUuq&V f- , w^ uìuwui $30fi0'_p«gan. iraui/u yuan, « uuavìi DÌ0OO5, IWO ¿Iffl » °y wert oL/hòlle. oLpmklc, 83000'oegan. o1 dozen | n*v fOoms ftr Businea» Scliool, full banUir ff*’ foandatioa of aillife, end that municipi),*, No4 at to.the coal dwue being'ex first Impression be a good one. equipment. niffEki|ha adding-roschlne, type-writers.' two Inume tom next‘ • v •tata and national existence I4. pure only tended, I do not believe a word of 1L ^ iì!fÌL .^ eW15 Ì ^ » ^ ? ,^ rf« * S )^ b tjro to rie a , equipped with every indino 4 The drawbridge. Ute.-pateen and * , as tfie horoo-Ufp Jx pure. 'V ; Wjth the jxeaent agltal)(gL «bout the *F oC soila. fwtlUzers. -f(KKlh Wattr. preparation for engineering *- ' ***'s- aroaasorqdlact*: i^ b n ! !^f Tbe woman of this city nave been the ooal chute. -Sup«. Crown wouB not jhiuk boaUng. swimming, golf.'feohia, foot baU, basket Ixdl; luur | live years champions of State In base buu. «Christian but uhdeitora- ; . ailsm farce! “thT tinder current, that -ha* of ottemptlug to extend theeoal duUe. tfgfl) and now we s l^ m y ^ ^ a haodg wÌtL sl; expenses moderate, adblsrsblpa available. , {* J ' . working »effectively through; tbe yean, If there is any forober piled 00 t^i. tracks tintalew Smyrna (pika a d » get a! w ^Fbrpmlogue. address W m, EL BLACKMAN. Ph. D . LL. a . jrflfldeot- i i , from Sanford'to Smyrna, because " tie result of which. hnMnoaiu the usher- U.la probably t? build a new 'freight' in i lo. of sodai conditions that ^re ex­ depot anothez freight yard* and another thaï is the most (Urect route aod à fifteen, tremely wholetome. ; _» ft*] chute on the main line. It would miles shorter tiu^s going via D eU ni end thatjbe letter writer is becoming Daytona and gives one a chance jo -taka While It is true, that woman is sot W V W W W W iW W W W « ! ahroyaseen, aryl li counted put wlian and tmlasa! 1 can gat 4 Thè Ixich road alattg^4)a oceqn. a& K C o r n y M agnoUa Avto^A 8 |;i dopp on the plans of the way “7rota Smyrna to Daytona Tfc credit is being placed because of conquest. It U nevwtheleee tihe that her railroad.I will not leave my. sylvan re­ providing one wishes to go to I)u R em o d eleK l T ^ u g t ^ t ' L a r ^ . A ir y R o o b w of the people .fresa Sanford and tbe I s » ;' Influence, like a Upardlon angel baa treat and gq.out in the hot sun to trail interi« prefer to go to Smyfqa and .stop > .V ’ lydverOd over the dsati ny of the people un- coal cbutei. E x c e lle n t B o a rd G o o ff' S e r v ic e - - R a te s Per- til she has made for herself a piace in According ¿» city authorities, legal i t Coronado D ead whet« rke.’flahlng Is D a y $ 2 .5 0 S p e c ia l W e e k ly R ates authorities and Dick Cattoun who is the betten therates are Èiwer .aad- Ahe ,eethe world that none other can All. Thè different club* of the city, literary court of last resort, the ooal chute will be Pie treat you liké ih^ara-,really' gla» to M RS. J. E. C H A N D L E R , Propriotrest mad otherwise, are living examples of moved and that Is sufficient for this hot have yOQ over. Coronado peadf will soon -the place". * ,JS . ! •'< r . what woman is doing to’ broaden tbe weather. J»'ÎWÎ*- - v/‘ Room« W ith o r W ith o u t O pard *'J-Tv » '. -T»tt Saukttrlr. t mipd.of per sex, and In broadening touch th the aforesaid letter writer la not .> ’’W wi% . q lm t liyca as unu and enuae cause mem them ni at icaat least 10 to satisfied With the present arrangements Alabama baa produced the first walking •fOlrm »m e conception of-what their mhfl and >U&* to itóp fhè traine I yuh* barroom, ¿a far as the record shows. He hing, ba con get on the track ' atop h j d o o h is p erso * « * h s l h p i ^ j l’ . 'olbiftsiu the WDÄ.. r* - ■ : ' aùg«<*a lemon squeezer,' JeWoG»>-A • ^ â tjA è rtU ttn y irp è t qqcs^Q pressing , t : />:;.v ,;?r«aoimlo»uihe influence qf^whidi. U to One guarantee the Saunterer will make few pi pees of mint and ^ cup.^) not trained,. In “ !.v . 'hffe<H-th#norti<#'4lfc, the Women 0/ Sap- w j m . , Tford ars ¿vèr on the alert to 'a w that ° h « • + -* * r* * .^' j .'■ f* M S T O J U t GLEANINGS S H w e m — -- - - O • - ^ * ■M ï M in i �[t u l i. i.i.Ti i.h iiJ L X D iia m M M D ia m ia n n iqàiHìi Biairairoim - We Beg' to Announce the Opening of an Up-to-Date Fertilizer Plant at Sanford, Florida OUR NEW SANFORD FACTORY NOW COMPLETED AND READY FQR BUSINESS = ‘j A f ’E have loi|g fe ltjh e neeci of this plant, us our Floridabusiness has fcrowii Jjeyond pur manufacturing, capacity We present td wV theTfdrida peopleJnd^v, in our Sanford plant, an up-to-date institution Tilevery particulqr. S * * We manufacture more Fertilizers and’cover o greater territory than any other concern in the .world. *- Ou ■ g / the entire South from Baltimore to Texas, and oUr business in Florida having outgrown our facilities, we have prepared ourselves for the 2j further extension of our trade in goods which are of tried reputation and standard merit. f ~ i PURE MATERIALS?—-We use nothing but the purest and best materials, such as raw-'and steamed bone, high-grade bone phos- S g| phato of lime, high-grade sulphate of potash, nitrate, sulphate of ammonia and othef materials of recognized value. The chief aim of growers of vegetables and small fruit is to hasten the maturity of their crops and be first in the'market ofnh e great cltiep.-, Faybrajtde seasons ure a great help in this direction, and to growers who are ihclmed to experiment with some “special formula" rather than expend °n the practical knowledge of the manufacturer, such seasons are wholly essential. Our formulas are no guesswork, but based-hot orily on the needs of the crops to which tbfey are applied, but a thorough knowledge of the chemicals used and the proper W way of combining them so as to render them most available. We claim that our complete fertilizers hasten the maturity and perfect Uj nun litv-ctf’fvH drifts, and this claim iaJrcquently substantiated by the users of them. cWe ha ve'speclaWd rinulas prepared for the Sanford District, and our Sanford representative, Mr. E. B. Brown, will be glad to unswer S all questions and furnish the necessary literature relative to any of our standard brands, and will be prepared to furnish literature in *re(5| gard to any Florida crops—on application—together with testimonials from some of the many thousands who have used our goods for pT years and are still using them with marked success. We buy materials in car and train loads, thereby getting a far better freight rate H than the grower—this saving is yours.Our Company and our goods ure so well known that it is hardly necessary to say anything in adU|. ditlon, except that our Sanford factory will be prepared to cater to the wants of the most exacting trade. * . i i ----- -----T----- Come and see Ua Before Buying Your Fertiliser» thle Seaton or Write for Catalog. We Can Make It Pay You -------------------------- - Office Over Yowcirs Store E. B. BROWN, Local Mgr Factory—W est First Street l i i i i M 1 . T?/i«.' - .-J GREATEST - > - --7 * • * f \ 'T ■*! . r/ «-• 7* * m ShecUard.Tine'of tbe biet olYlie TUffiwIng outfleldore. The catch th a t.h e jntydoNvhlch I belle va w u hla greateat, w u accompllahed when we were playlùa un llin old. Loulavllle club lu.'the Tw«1V* Club lelfue. McGfaw^lCeliey, J on n toge and* thaï bnnch,- âafl they nnv«r V ira h t a r m ^ n ttt thwYbât m ai oùl/.apil tneu they'd finTrou-aft* 'hr'auieejtft* "lu tha Usât h$ÎX of ih i «tu ninth-'-hmlflg^pt thaï « u n i w à .h a J *tù*<m .bw ùut b f'l* ra runa, but they lielt*. I R ilevo IV A » , dror* » low llny^bp U i* v d -|e ft field, a> ball that J°Hfl lodVed^jkb -4 *tn«r4C'VaO' bit, açd- M evfjytìóe/òa-.tiie baaea.ffaa In rpótíBn tep ef th#;;f|M at>ufj. Natienei It doobd¿JM t Af '-^he %oore wwjÿfi " tt •Agúa Club and P^bibly’ tha b«Vlê i^ Ç U rk a .b a d been p ia r Orealaaà /kll Bound Flayar the Ing f«|rli deep, and wheu he aaw that un» Haa Rver Kwown./ boll hlFTie' carso I n t o p ipeed, and lid* * u falter then. If aeytfttng, than eraVra‘;two binda of p u t plaf«i fin la no«; aS you kttQw bow fait ha I cna.tha »uiuaUoual ladl«M|i»ì'0Rhlh Of -»aa-*- coming__ Í thought ha-- waa ' dtop, and/ti-,# other Ui« bind that re- playing Jt foqllahljr, -byealita , tf UiaaulfH ,hiaa, JUTiLFarida., all worff- ball waut p i»t' him w»' war# . ha¿t; Inglogethar. J^jfe'fiWataat IndUldual en. and If Jbe ataryd: bknk and look f«af t;aV»r aaw'irakTone *T IVed It on the hSÔbd t w ’ nould dpt do' CUrba, ' Curing the, yaar» .wrp hata worao iban, tie, and. he etili had a Chance td. cut off the aeoond run from Uta plata. I did . not -think -he i t i a m anco to catéh. tbe ball..da gbf Vi. About, tweaty feel from - tHÇ* bèll CliJ-ke_iaw .ltháU.,b*vtcouia^ tO(t?ee6Xib lt.aúndtng'upr aad Initoadíffremitila« fi> JuahJíHib m áylng d iv in i the ball, atnd while «Uilti« a lo r ^ n p h li -Vnj»*« «nil-efA^tachilbì «tretched-^tft hle X*r ' Ö h d and c g jn t^ it. li a rollad atwHit Ip. ta wheAiJt- Wka'playlnc. bofor«-bk could atop;-bat ha* «api» up with the -1 ^But great at 'th a t; waa. I think a greater Waa^orve' that “Doo" Beani on the plteher nyide In tba flrat game be if, aevfnf'UTa gam e for □ □ E M IM S J. W. Spellman aud wife tu Nellie ,-rChii*. H. Morse .-to De Batchelor, IlOOf iat was the grvateat bit Conway, $1. $450, ->*.« .. m ell together.- I erer j Bl jlyef to r . l u m . j«p. 'S Miiry M. Lee nixl^iusband tu J^ÏV.-Leo r * flieU. ¿l- • • K. L. I Iyer and wife to Wgligf F. Dnut.«y »■ —. * ' vi z-v.-; Annie * L 'Y erry io LiUimr Jodegn.-' \ $i°or _ .«• • ■ , • Joseph Lambert and wife ' m ’Juadpb '* ' * -, t . ' » o 'A . tiiton. Thomas. $300. '* S l a t - C o f e n - t h e fol' .44 \ M • ÍL Malcolm «ml wife to D._ C Sfata pe^aerwed: l u..Beatrice llirely -et al to.Columbia p d c k C S ^ il^ ll , r i O. T. tlaatinils and wife to Steiften j that iohh' Ttuakln. bortS ¡ft W. Schumutiier m I'enlnlula N. 8. ^roache..! 1, F e b r u a r y . Oa.%5. ' - ^ .* J. N\ Whltoer et a) i f Howard Pock» •Ri t iffeaaelton and wife to W. ‘p. Glt- arid Land.Ckv $1. finr.‘$160..- ’ - ---- D, A. CaidweD et al* to Madide Davie ii*Xi!tt -Dfllteraon and wife- to Dennie arfd'huabaml. $1. -R. W. llnwley .ta Clara M. Jobneoo. tXvCLoreen o n d 'w ft iVKUr dl, \C. Ky. -• Utthtéf Lónd Co to B. T. Hendxicta, 7 «■I I I . Sperry e't.ql to^ Phi lit pa 'T*- “ . W-, * • ,: ** ' a», •-‘. J, E. MpalcriuW Wifa to 0. d. Fortin. V“-* p .p. Perilfta tint) wife to S. J.‘ Hnlley tro. , , w# ¿»i ■ _____^ _ 2 i,' Tl*Vu,04MM'U.w w, -ñi uiafi9irifo. »20- J L;M.IAfog lo.Petler -Mofnnin, i c - r * z Ftitirilo U.-.Cfuwder to label II, YohF. H .. UouÄier-til «I" to W< R- OTfeaL" $1,00«. ^ 3s •_ \ ‘‘* e - •Stato to E. !L Walker. $16.70. Cairi» D. Lane "and- luuMnd to *^.-,1*. State |o G: W. Cook. $39.1». Coboley.$£ .* Filed l'or Kecofd ‘ State to A. D. Devia. $8.04 $10 23. * E. O. Faner and .wife to F. Joa- Kaehu, R. 1L*- Ramaeyl Tr, |o Ä tlla Cowley. Slate to S- S. Grilliti. $13,1* $10.60; ÎS#; . ^ * '* $29.07. E..G. Duckworth ta Geo. A. tWker. .$1 Sumpter F. D avli-w -H .-^uU -idenari et «1 tbr Howard PaobgAl m •- - ; J-Vn-* . . >L Carl Dann - btuI wife tCtJ^eltter-^ Grant, fr. to P. B^danbach, $V # roed*n ». Wirlow.*»». - rrank 8. Lbwla, T r /to S**!!*' B X * b . A. AvMjrjhawT>tife j p Wm; Martin. Gew. H.Ftttf\io Joel C. Gatea. $1. . |1.400. ..C S '» - l - r jJ W. A. MRJfris e’od wif# Jo S, C. Adama, $5; $10.^ J. F. Hnrrbff et al tò n * F f C Rr. Qb, WhL. " , ¿V.. '**,• Salomon C. - Adf pia w M 'T Mgjyia »loa./' »o. . *. > *7 “V „ -*0 u Hnynea^ir. ^ pttUWl^for, % rutkff^rg >*!»*( - Bt- Joe jQeraeáiM* ’ami-jgifo ‘to IWrry> S. ^ I n i n ^ U . taratoti and *wiqr to Tröm- 3e^r.0,t WUaou, f c i M l l W.I1. , < 'jv Loula Ha * Joined ua ’ ahd waa wodW opened, T. !>. Cualilnd and wife to 0. ^SoiUh, te n t In - to pitch the flrat* gdtee l^tkrwed^flrÿt yetó- to year, .Orlando a n d j i a c f t p ^ to' R .Jl' , in . He. «un*4. * ~ jp pie of that village-have Miti *‘ : ‘ *V 1 ¿»id to chtu. r..'ròu!<‘ b atten whoyfaced him, and‘of w*uYee A talo of this jnoet desirable .the next man puabod down.a bt)nt to. llnlaej and wl/e/fljW. *' > JL J H 9 P - , __ __ ward third baaa. The ball m p rolllog S. SiaymaYer *#nd.wife to- U ' to Dr. Foauv, ofHSanfurd. who pti'tty faat and Scanlon. cam#. a<roee •tiV , r win om vert - In tmo. a aaiiltarlurft. A at top »peed to get IJ, axpeettog lo n U. Spaler at al more aultabia property, dealfàble. location throw to third heap, but tha third baa* man, seeing how hard the ball’ bad cannot be found.Sanford Celery L^Tto Laiií "Gj xS ■r‘Gdtî. T. Seif et al to Mfa A. J. -Arriditi, been banted., out is' and tried for if Tbc Urge rootny bulbi lofi, with- abmly. , ; ’ -' - r ' it. blmaelf. The reeult was that Bean Ion Harry.Ward.! 10. V" grwunda, fa<xa Hawk# Park ft«y wtiaro a. S. Brigg« et al ‘ to W/. W. Stewart, -gad-the baaemad bumpwd aanh-. othar, i r j . J, Brophy to A. A. Marah,$lp. *. the-Aneat boating, flailing and áalt water *har<l Juat aa they reached for the ball. Eml! Reiolking and wife to S ., S. Grif- ll^* w t :. - * i ■; P. Cecil Hpylivt u w.-w. Stewart, Î1W. bathlffg can be eofoyod. ||jj§ j? -m lin p . la eotna war, U>* ball ftaffio: • :.r JOHN Í-MAH**) We underatand that the .bugding will into Scan Ion'« hands, and alU A; Mooretnan to Mita C. F, Owen. $! < Matilda .Btirieigh to- W: W. Stewart. ho fitted with alt the modero convcnlenoeabe«« logather T hare teea Clarka t n « f ’W o J?atttn B ad aad abfkefl by tha oolJ.- A. Brock and wlfa toM, T. Binde. $-10 fo« -, conducting am ; i.yp-fcxiatç aboiUalorl -he kept runntog, turning around; fn*hy-îF9nderûit-iHj»l boTOa Dia field 'r J. Y. Arrnnu taG rt: flffft,1l73; * y •ThoaJ. Cttecb ntfd wlfo to tariom^aNew 8myrn«.BFee7ê. .; ytfid on the biiee. I remember onoe twice a* if walUlnt,a<l'ar turn plug In­ C, B-.^fenhel ew al -extra, to Fannr MlUan. $4S0¿> ¿ ' tngifead o t loatn# hit hîm ag' v ffy iÿ i. Bheekasd .tn Chicago to the • J. N, Whliner MalAoJlowant-Paçbaxd fiw aU ftt lino of Go C arla In th c e tty . od baae.'.and a**ln Land Co.$10; $tp. afford rnmliura c*. .> < 3^-lf ' �THcjjAwnmrmiuu) HOME MARKETS', fOR FLORIDA FRUITS ANO PRODUCE BY I. J. VERNON Dean of th* CdQse* «f A|rlçultur* baginningfl in simple barter, borne markats wart supplied first. Today our inordinate desire for e large export trade has led us in a measure to neglect Items o f Interest Coitcernlnf Society People. oar. borne markets. We sell our products abroad, bringing In millions of dollars, said turnabout and buy abroad, sending millions of dollars out again. Wa dell- P O IN T S PURELY PERSONAL gate the feeding of our people, in part at iaasC to those who reside hundreds and haw Celery City Vanity r a lr While thousands of miles distant, profoundly Away the Golden Naurs— Mlolating sound economic law. and lend­ Social Gossip. ing ounajses willingly or Ignorantly to the perpetuation of *unwarranted waste Hu tt-Abfcett Waddles <f "both energy and resources. What A beautiful wedding was solemnized in Student of economies, what man of the church of the Holy Croaa Monday ordinary Judgment, will contend for one morning at eleven « ‘dock.*-.when-Dr. moment, that there Is no economic waste Cedi G Butt and Mils Rqth ■Abbott, both in an exchange of commodities that can very popular young pdbpWof this dty. hs produced In both places, and In each were united In thé holjç bpndf of matri­ mors cheaply than In the other when the mony. Theoclm/ch wui'-‘prettily dçcor.«Ml Af haul laaonsideked.. . ' ated. a color scheme of vfblte 'and yellow To Illustrate the pointj Not many being effectively oked. »»pleasing co-lndm ats agq the . United States1 exported dence being that the same colors were txuh bud and Aft .¿our Wheat, and at Ga same time "imported quantities of In bther states the problems, not only iferem or macaroni wheat Shipped of home supply but also of export trade, wheat by rail U> the Seaboard and by have been .'solved effectively .by a «Up across the ocean, only .Ip return systematic study of crop production. In­ «hast thence by tbs same mute. What crease . and Inprovement of live stock, e-lremenduous and heedless waste. To­ use of hand separators, coopers live. day the dry farming areas and the lrrigatcreameries, packing-house facili ties and «1 sections of the-West produce macaroni organization and cooperation buying and •wheat so abundantly that, the mills are selling. There are no unsurmountable diverting large quantitiee of It out of obstacle« In tbe way of a Ilka movement She usual channels and using It for regu­ lb Floridi, 'lo fact It would be easier lar milling purposes, producing as It does dour more nutritious than can be made here than elsewhere, if we Ignore thé from the best- winter wheat grown, personal factor. We can hold our exhort’fiade by care­ furthermore the yield is >greeter than ful study, organization and coopara lion. Wrmerly, Large areas, that once were Let us also possess our home markets devoted to the production of soft wheat. t r i ' now producing macaroni; wheat all about us. Shall we supply our home markets and keep our mone/' at home Bbee this In pan account for the failing 0 in our export trade in wheat! No with v{h(ch ‘to Improve our' farms and build our dries, or shill we quietly con­ doubt about I t but while we are lamenttinue to Wave our competitor*, with ta l theJact we may better bo-congratu­ their long harts and heavy freights, In lating ourselves on the saving of p usetose possession of the field!. Let us grow our double hauL Insteod of Shipping wheat own food stuffs, Europa wants tha sur­ thousands .of iniles. for the papato of plus- of the North. ■Our markets ore exchanging It for wheat of. a' different worth millions of dollars annually. We dharecter to be shipped thou lands ,of want those millions.'. They will 'build miles home again, we procowfid to do better roads, hatter schools, * better |he s'nlplo tiling—that of producing wheat churches and, bettor homes.- If' our resi­ Sd the hashed character fit home. .Simple dent farmers will jotot meet this demsfifc «fid yet. l t / 190k "us ' many years tq.kea then In conseqaence nn unprecedented «he point/. • .»'•*¿5 ' * oapoctupk* th l^ o r e ws Îiave dUcöyered ecoDöml« oohmMta... „ armytatp itn fadiiinga’.d r mrnalq.'oomBBCriftie«,’ Tnay pot tiJ 'h M W ' pcdbbmV *ridhlp|e W Involved‘.Tn. W . pi y wj y «Mptoenir Let. us statty 'A e iltknrioq. •hear *1 liûiul.^. ^ 4 4 ^ ** 1* Florida ahlfh to ri»e m arketgrt tbe .v*. INatth aod^Waajt tr«flienduoua quantities tnf farm «educe. imd a t aatae .ticqj imports frocfT other’lUtea* million*-pi . rioUaxa worth of food Muff« that ban bo ? produced economically and profitably ." ’Wlthlo-^MS^wd VbriWt*.* antHTar -mort k^\v.t{hM «naagh cheaper than to coVer ‘the 'cost ot the long hauL We must import . tort dethlngz but- jrjiy hqport any conisldcrabk WJfilpn o( bur food ftuffsT We • must fee that this tMwnocessaiy. fhen 1^*;T “ *whT do ttJ^f,"*nir-m c' other hand. the-class colors of the bride, who gradu- popularity of the round people • was de­ atad from the Sanford high school two* mon*tr* tod In-the largo number of el», gant wedding present« with which they years ago. Mrs. Fannie Munson presided wart showered, tome coming from dis­ a t the. organ, and at the appointed hour tant state«. The out-of-town guests for the bridal party entered the church, the thl» auspicious «vent ware Mr. and Mrs. bride leaning on the arm of bet mother, Arthur Butt, Mrs. Belle G Sheperd. Dr. B. Mrs. L. 0. Stringfellow,, who gave her G Abernathy. Mr. and Mrs, E. R. Bliss, away. At the chancel they were mat by all of Orlando. Miss . Wllkerso» of Day­ the groom, attended by his brother, Mr. tona, Ur. W, P. WUkerson and Mr. J. P. Nixon Butt, as best mail. Dv. LeJght of Wllkcrsou. of Now Smyrna. Winter. Farit performing the impressive ceremony of the Eplacdpal church. Im­ Monday afternoon Dr. and Mra. J. N. mediately after the ceremony the bridal party, drove to the depot nod the happy Robaon entertained a few of their friends young couple left on the noon train for very delightfully with a water party given Sea Breeze where the honey-moon will complimentary to their bouse guests, Mrs. be spent. The bride Is a moat attractive A. H. Breedin and B. a Breedlo, of Man­ young lady of the blonde type and never ning, 5 .0 , and Miss Annie McDermid, of appeared lovlier than on her wedding Columbia/The trip was made on the day. charmingly gowned In'a traveling launch Mamie, commanded by Captain dreea of blue pongee silk, with hat veil Pagenhart leaving Sanford about two and gloves to match. The ^ride Is the o'clock and going several miles up the only daughter of Mn. L. G. Stringfellow1Wokiva rlvfr, where a atop was' made, of thla dty and a nelce of Mr. G D. Ab­ and In a picturesque *spot a most appe­ bott of Jacksonville. She Is very popular tizing lunch was served. Those who en­ In soda! and musical circles, having joyed Dr. and Mra. Robson's hospitality on graduated in music last summer at Day- this pleasant .outing besides those men­ ton, Virginia. The groom la well known tioned .were *Mcsdamca Robert, Davies, and highly esteemed In Sanford' as well Frank Gfntiam, J., G 1McDaniel; Misses as In Orlando where he formerly lived. Birdie Harris, Agnes Pritchard, Snllie Lou He has a very bright future before him as Peabody, Gents. Wicker. Agnes 'Curiae. a rising young dentist of the stuns'. The Mabel Cowan And Mercedes. Munson. * At their attractive; hone on Halghu during the past rew wttk and Mr*. J . N. Robaon have t**n Ulnlng a pleasant house p,n r * + rives from South Carolina, who ler. day for Jacksonville from whm J * went by Clyde Line, to Cbaf|„ ,00. tZ visitors expressed them*!vcl M ^ pleased with Sanford an<| vicinity J i Z m the party were Mrs A. H BreedlnTl! 8- B. Dreed in of Manning, s. C moiKand brother of Mrs. Robson. M U s S u McDermid of Columbia and Sam Melt. J rWtPiimab Qrwlnrf. n _ FLORIDA FLOWER A M agazine that T elia all About F lorida. It Blos­ som s W ccly in TAM PA FLORIDA- T e n C e n t s the FOR PLANET JR Garden. Tools, Chattanooga Boss and Syracuse Plows. Alligator Rain Coats Guaranteed not to Leak or Stick. A F u ll Unci óf Hardware and . . ; SPO RTING 0 0 6 W m & ÖUR PRICES ARE R IG H T . * £ •* «*- =* - --W ' 4 ■*"* *.- iT*, ■ . • . • -- J ÿ W .' •> « ■■‘T '.T Î tl Y. THEHILL HARDWAE COMPANY N e x t - to D e p o t . ..1 .. TH E MOST .. S a n fo rd , CINJFORTAÏLE OF NATIONAL Florida SPRINGS Our lbrgerstQt^,«tir lciwer phoiA find our greater eagerness to please every customer are characteristi<^£tttir store.i;hat. fiaiye won it a place of recognized leadership. We invite attention toT h e -o n ly th in g th a t is c h e a p a b o u t t^es^ S p rin gs IS th e p r je e . S p e c ia l tf>0 Q Q w h ile th e y la s t....................... tfo'ns ot Beasonable ar- •,, tides,'for the home. ^understood. <«M rightly (ia«l, pours g '. IUrani ÿf wealth Into her cSiÄIwi» Tap. »an* thjs srtaro VtJll continue u) flow, If Üer people prove progressive and effective ' • wockrrs, until iq. winter, the aollf of lb« * North fall to ba locked In thé Iron grip of.the Icohlng. We are In pq danger, therofore^.of losing the markets of. the North and West for our -vbgaiabWt- W« 'held Tbetn ab eritag « 1 and ali-wlse»^ro-. * vision of a'giUding hand llft<tempers the > d^maota. Wa export. tnyjÿ » n d ootum. Vla It not enough riftt we‘ import *11 our "•■StothJ**. Shfjjtwa.also Irapoit food fpf i m asym d; heaatt Why'kwt producerour uwb^ Ib rtt. butter , mçà «ggsî It i> emlbe^tly foasable and.practicable, The oiiw rtunity has already bam too long . vJpgrtd.-' iiy SO doing we can expand th e ! tr^wgrierttrt*! industry, improve oif -nolls ; * end: increlse our productive capacity. adding thereby to our wealth end prosper-; ' Ity. If w* do not feed our people, why] 4 of course California, Wlsootuin and Tan• naaaaa w lll ^ it for us. To adequately supply our home m«r} kata, take them es entirely ns practicable ’ J our of the hands of riw outside produoer. ■ wUT require a read Justment In ‘tnsde ‘^ O N O T .D E U T BUYINC tHATRE- ' < ^ ' -FRIGERAYOR TOO LONG . 45- p o u n d j g j ed’Edgef'elt M a ttr e s s - $10 y i i e - ¿va. . $ 6 . 9 8 Wæ pay.-ÿo ' fare: by^ rail or water-tò M . Rocker ts built of will tbasoned •¿militili/IIHUlftlB We-h«Vt juit the one‘you need. Ou* pftqys wt. right Every 01«’ of them :10t-103 Bridge Street S¿ 5 -5 9 3 W.' WorWH'Street �. , . . ------ ------«fît, This la ruck a Hood one that really U a shame to give the boy away. ' Several week« ago when the moon wia full and everybody woi trying to get likewise a party of young people took a launch ride. A certain yoking man paid juch strict attention to a young lady that It« waa entirely, oblivious to everything around Mm. Hia »later aat Just behind him and in the bright moonlight noticed what appeared ta be a string or piece of cotton on hia opal collar.. With sisterly solicitude she plucked the string and coo* United to pluck and wind up until she liad a ball of potion as large as a cabbag«. The young people wen so engrossed in saying sweet nothings that they never noticed the ditera movements. ' When the party returned home the slated exhibited the linll of cotton but the brother could offer no explanation. When be retired that night and took off hia outer clothing the mystery was solved. Ilia union suit bad disappeared entirely. ' Moral: NeverpuU.a string when you seeJthjiniijigjw k^öw ri may be soaiothing at the other dud. | week. Many people believe their eyes, and-tru sure that a wave travels. The water moves up and down, and the motion moves forward, but t doesn't travel. Consequently, if beyond the breakers. U.« wtfvei'W1H go up and down hnd carry you with ih^m. but won't sweep you forward. “Near tho shore' the .waves behave differently: they curl over and brtsak^ and there the water, as well as the motion, travels And. if you are Just^or the curling-point, the water will pick .you up and sweep you in. and you can literally •ride the waves.' than which their la no liner »port In the Yea. Out woe unto you If you get a bit ahead of the culing wavefront, for then, you will be turned over and twisted around and flung to the bot­ tom. The Crippen Music_Store . . .u • -» ■ * , . High-grade Pianos, Organs, . I .» . and Graphophones. L o w Prices' Eh8v Payments. Pico Block '£ ......... ......................—— — m n i n u i m i Now Is The Tim^ To Buy Improv­ '* /*/. K i x i . h n t r LHitKisf. fccoc.vr no» r»*l,v u iui » t tt OV S T u ILL »I .4 iV. lt L ft XL HUL L I I Mi I I f i H I L L I IKLX t i l l Ol ,4i .4 I 4 n r , I. o.v*, \r'ear ,t i t i . o i x o t u r nttl i l t f l f f i THIXC Tilt t U I l X U I U K t IM S-ro « T hjFgè r o u é t i n V I S T I C, t t O i L I í I O X .4 Í on » Ui I X f I t ed “Ready to Plant“ Sanford Celery Farms Good Roads—What They Promise (By Paul Cttsaey) One hundred millions of dollars for good VUBVKIIVIXU roads) One hundred million times as These farms can be bought for the next thirty ‘ much money as the government ever APEONES BANK OF SANFORD spent to make the country roads a little days for less money than ever -a^ain W eileasier for traffic! ’ That la what a prom inent United States senator has recently have Sanford farms to sell. Not Largo, T aft/;. advocated. Think of U) Just to fill up M. M. SMITH, C r is . the ruta and the holey to make pulling a H. N. STEVENS, V-Nras. Burbank nor Celery City but Sanforck * trifle caster for a few tired fanners' • r IV. E. TOLAN, C ashier horsesl Always Sanford. There is only one Whyf Because the people of the United States have a t hut-come t o 'bee (hot Sauford Hospital Association Sanford. All irrigated ready to plant, W illi The Sanford hospital project is slowly there is bin little else.in this ceuntry so fundamentally necessary to tfe individual making progress. Quite recently tbe'Odd pay for themselves this winter. . . . Fallows Lodge generously paid $25 into welfare of each citizen as are good roads. Fur crock m amt trull ( r o w e r * F o r Thai Is the answer. It appears, on tho the fund, i folti wtio want to know shout Finikin, Waskly. ' $1.00 per year; monthly. When Harry M. Fapworth was chief of face of it a perfectly simply answer and Í 3c Seod KV- (or a Im -Im m trial subone that at first thought does not pro* seripUoe. gasear. Bright, Cleao the Sanford fire department and presi­ dent of the State Firemen Association, [Yoke much interest and amuses no ■ THE FLORIDA GROWER Tl K J aoo FlarMa Av*. - T am pa, Fla, a balance was left in the treasurer*« astonishment. And yet th e ‘gospel of goods has come to mean salvation for the hands—and la as much aa the association « has become defunct the old officers decided dying towns and the sick communities • • Real Estate Agency to pro-rate to ail fire departments In good as well as for that greater evil—the high standing at the last meeting of the asso­ cost of living. 8CND fOK'THt Never before in the history pf this ciation which was held In Jacksonville. ! country has there been such an awaken­ 1807. ahd Mr. Fapworth being informed by Mayor Lake, that Sanford had no vol­ ing as that which has resulted recently unteer fire department, be decided to from tne scientific study of the economic donate the amount due the old Sanford conditions now in existence. The citi­ fire department to the new Sanford hos- zens' physicians who made the diagnosis A Magazine that ■pltaL Aa this money. $21.35, Is now have stated that bad romls a r e . at the DAYT0AA BEACH. FLORIDA bottom of the existing high prices of placed to th^ credit of the Snnfbhl lire de­ 1 ells all About * o necessities. Why? There are several partment on the books of the Sanford answers. One o ' them Is best IllOstrnird Florida. It Blos­ SITUATED DIRtCTLY ON ‘ OCEAN BEACH hospital, of course the firemen will have tbe benefit Of it the first time one of them by tbe story of the womaq in a small soms YVcely in town who recently went Into o grocery Spedii Summer Rates In Effect June 1st needs tho services of the hospital. store and askod the price of eggs. The Mr. CL E. Johnston, ol Orlando, who was treasurer of the State Firemens' As- storekeeper quoted bis price. SPECIAL RATES GIVEN £0 AUTO PARTIES. “Why!" sho exclaimed. "TWIT Ifi tllore TA M PA ““ : TTQRIDA cofisuilrd, »aid: “Tbe the amount due the than they ought to bq^At this tin»»* of tffly ♦ ¡ C. M. W ILSON, Proprietor : l "i ' -?í eat appeals to me «»"ni '«ver ppld h¿Ten tfbnts tho Copy position, of the fund foro.' “I know that", rcplicfl, the merchant; 1 *1 * 4• ------------- - - * 1— “ ■ , # with same.**, ■1 i* 11-y, #* *‘, J * ,. • r “but it can't be helped .Tftt.ropda have tunity to heartily ■• • Lodge, No, 280, for beçn'so bad Tttcly that be* farmers Won't " p bring in tbqir products.'' , ■ \ r contribution to the ho»« 'fifte e n That Is the frhffi* story in a nutshell. pliai fui It has been duly placed to *. • I There tfo many rghers like |L some more th eir cred it. *fV:.Jiì&xufS favor, particularly Qi\ ifnPw,*,* ,hnn_othf T».; That aammwotnnh Iu w as no small Ár>the part of the Orlando Lodge oi\Elks, t<y| Diobahlg B*»Ced J i * bhjer vitti It ^(Dflit *T ‘ - . piar J a r * far «[KhttUy boscM wtttf | q*i * * W * * * W f ày' in* ül* ^ a f tA T y r loliin nf >< thw k— A. 1((xf^utny onipuny io deliver die tile gfx«l» goods irresnCcÜvu irreap^ctivu Sanford. 1Lodge of Elks ■ rathe hètfnq 'fot she bene lit of the Sanford hoiplwt We of ilia oor.dititMV u/.fhd- ronda The tnec**^^- **ie . chsQt Inlbe jW rjrJasl üa tustotuer.’ *the f r t W i h e t w t sum of UA».. t» L " tik i >»T only have crediLior N U u t they ia n * » Jw to «narici bte pra a/ *:XI appreciation. • / - » • ’¡ M «J? v^nqaD aall y *lhsl * JSÈÇpaid o ' bfg price -%r ber'gpods '•"T* *• -- **'v **’;j í j i . V .v i a w a S T a litlle-mvcf sí; 3 t à h é t f j T S f c . # » -fbr her _gpod A R M O U R ’S J •’" - t¿ Í W And the banka d j' pot’ th^rpajx ’■V- »4jt 4 per cent lntçfeat„wo wete 'fe|tunqj/ In J wert bltt>‘ , : ; .. • „ * S a t i ^ ^very-need of vour goil J crop.1-. No ipattef.VhetJieT you ■74U : r*''jiö»pading‘ 4he JaflfoM .J?u}Ming^nnd I — - - ».—i . rit/ua Soirtlirrit IVotresaing '.iTeed Hnnfwood Agile’s fo 8wçeteu VQyr Spi 1, Xankatío for.trhurçïHs íormier / . Loiiji AxsoclationYo AAwciatmn to tlao-it a»» u until, until wa »« rneed Wuu The officers Of tl» ' Çlmi» SAutharn * (mid soil builder, or the best cbmpTfete lnixtut« ta,|4tòw» ^ur cdery^JetU find “pay ‘ ‘ ‘ua.fi per oooU-lPr Iirtmpir ■■ I KánrugJ arc bi^y^along flic routa hetwei-n 4.-tuck; cabbage or pototpes: write ua, we have it. Ouri ifootfò grdw *u“ ^ . Ouc treasurer. Mrs Oeò.. H. Feolald. lwfo:iirt1 fianfurd ifi securing ilm tight of. having norlh for -a fc»0T&omhs. t. way.*1they hàvp b«<û) “¥cr n>ut?Mn(ty .Wu, id ^úvasauifi« the . dHlica of milAs. « m a l -.tlimta*|o|Ç?t deqrf^- hod 1lh her absc.nca, nrhl will^upiltr- why« ruçtjtlng wlth"“ hc«fty ejpgourogetaka to do io. . f rnent nrjd iíolnlaosL, property Owner» de­ ' M. F. JtotunsoN, President. lay making -out the tight-«/-way d«ds< _L and sending;'beta jn. They:do i*0t ‘V«nt . . Tor Swimmers and La6d l>ibb#r* - T t a ibég{n wnstmetion Nwk. uriilt iftoy In an arride on -ayjteimlag' In Uwr I imvdthc tlghtj¿éntor upon the 'use of August-Woman's Homo Componion. 4he I li<ypeTty^ which ln rhoit Author records a great deal of iAforma- fully )i|i?«(ittDr but- action ill 'tde«diinyPJ1 i » « A n Mí i Hn : ? -í d i f « ü * .F ftN f i l i z é r s ■S ti<».jhat is just as intrrestihg to lon4r lug i» daisyod. The railroad people Tflrve X o u r tr e e « w i l l bqóh b e g in te» r e j o i n t h ê 's i r e n j i t h - t l m / b a v o u s e d u p ' - lubbers s a lt is b«|piul to young -swim-1 mJJl( |rt wrae a'hol/doiwiS tripsio _ mnturipiijLbejr-.preSfiJit crQp,npd by. t h eiim e sprimi conteg they will be* W w iiU U a brief cxtrtia; .,,,. • pep wUÍ. oren <*e, pretbxVar t ; fully réaUd-ontÎ rçùil/ to piit b u t é h lè'healthy blotao—if-you ¿ iye‘ theip i t may surprise sûinf nç^ .Svrlçnraeni eu0ü¿«r. puf offctbo carrying out OL Uadr * to know that ooajbga b0tW«e-a rjn d -b ea r agreemant. Itja hoped.(hit Ä1!^parfons aii applicatiort ¿T/Arrrtouf’g this fgjlf to help them do it, Otherwise,/ your \ - utaler ti»*.water. J&refn/iJ nói/difficult, ' ‘n itliifftic^sgt at'o»te. 'Tbe ¿'aoohiîf . ? .epriu^.fipplicaüon' may.go irltoAbe t^ejf iusteatl o^ p to the blôoni. ‘i_-V * when once yoù ‘have ths Idea firmly ! •ft . .*,% Ikhafi wmer will Aot ► .,*A .. V i - T h i r t e e n bmnd8,.oll tfflbd ftud tested,^rp'^ar V°ur service* for use ' 1*1» » / f V _rj r.cTéa.';Partlctj|«tHy Í|*lÍül true hder varying conditions of soil,;QTob; oud afa ' bf fJhe tr^. "Eachone1 %• of «aâ-watar, tho agit in wlild) U -YooiGVs V ot ratbe7- than» IrntaUng. But '«eyffr'j Hereby -given lliit the prayotit ayct to sae under 'watet bfc» ‘asaesAnijenL roll of . Uic zily »you ale under wptar. never dive \ L *for 0»e .y iar I»II hni ry,-,» „ ' tha eyes open, ol go frdai u a / aubn“ 2 to .--thbscity cauocU and' dsrneafflPor vice vèrsa, with^ tiie'« ^ » ; proyéô.v All perso: fa' ■disi ring. íí- have open. . Tbe water at Its corractió'ns th«*oí m*d», w&aihor Jn iba In T__ (ha big ArftiOur Weat, tî^e xcri m , r_ ______pecking,houaft^ouL _ -CBPÄ. ■ __ fuDy saved, and by special 'prohave an'actual 'edge,*' 'J ’* ‘"‘ ' “* ;.V du «see, ir““ ¿ess made into pure fertilizer materia!». You' fig making’our own *TAq a,» ({Mood and .-Bone). etg»vtf* ay*..' ____ ...Wewhat,^“ get - " ekin’!take any chances—we know ’^ r • to dispense iaik&r -Than, think Its a lofldjftljig to KNOWnhat oor ferdltrera ato.ciAijiieally correct, so we have-ah ■u 1st At «ur.idnm Ml'the time to,look after formulps.^ana)jri* materials and to »or that our .-Ï»You ^ 'n A a d an arm to bring before tlurVtli, (lay of August and art! art). -gr ' —- * ' *" ' ‘ *ara «pio. stand . ’"nhdre.aomeoha wUö needS help, fou^nuj-/ t. UWjr ptt(ttpn -tp the. d |y cotgi^l - ressens -_r vliy gyr fertiitrers Cnrlch fho$oll~~h^r«aKetf»« Yield—Improve the QualHwThese are two of the have a cramp some time-and hay* to do King forth tfmir olijcctm'ft ' to ikaid a*without onq of your ‘propeller»'. The and the correction that they trick is easy, It U merely wore tiresonjej d^airi made, fyatice ia further given that to swim without one ñfnt or one leg. /uit Uie ciuf.couwiL^. Wid ^ty . wiU umm not much harder than' to swim with ¡UL , ^ tba: (*UD<;lTcIiarol>cr by said, city, n t "As the very strongest man In' the o'tSock’ p. p$K-dn-tto> ftb. dp>. oT - World Is a weakling In the grakD ^ fl A ugiit tail,'for the purpose of eqdfhxlng good.átfid-cotnbcfj «édi Wave! mint jbe | j ^ i E ^ ^ s u ^ M c r t f ! r fbf ’« e r u n H itt Q eurrectloftjt» By ordag ,fiut»tttcdr-oot.outwrestlefL ’.And, » be ■ st bom* in Qta" breaker«, cyan beyond SttefsottuVlhpi “ I M- W. Lovm, r,,. , It U only nocettary,lii.1f i » ^ ' »areally is' and wbeta It 1$, ^_i1 w w j1 ■i, ‘ L rTheFiorida Grower1 k J FLORIDA FLOWER H. H. C H A P P E L L ’S NEW SEASIDE INN # IT Have Yoiir Crops Been THe Best Yott Could Raise? This Fall? „-.T h en UseW ant **»11 �T I T » . 1 • Within THE N E X T 1st, toil, to be accurate, we want tt give every * • i reader of our ''Bulletin." every reader of our "Florida Trucker” end every reader of our "Re** * /_ * * t *' . sources cf Volusia Farms" and everybody *re possibly can, a chance to get In on asflne a piece of Florida land as there. Is In Florida for diversified farming. Volusia Farms At the prekent price of only PORTY DOLLARS per acre on tbe Terms of FIVE DOLLARS an acre down and then only ONE DOLLAR per Sere ¿fer month, with no taxes or interest during (AoJeTttlro time you are making payments. . / v After October 1st we -shall be exempt frem criticism that .we have not done our best to give everybody fair warning that Volusia Farm val 1 ues are bound to Increase—that aftes October 1st each acre may be $5, ,$7.50 or even $10 higher In price than the prices prevailing today. Indlcetlons point to the greatest Influx of buyers and settlers we have ever experienced. The summer months has hardly seen n lot-up In en­ quiries regarding Florida' lands. The govern; mem’s postal nutborlties are doing much to dear the'atmosphere, and we believe that the Florida. land business Is In belief shape ihLn " , f ever before tp take, proper care of those who ‘ ’ seek to scttla Ig A ' . . / 't *r -. *. **’* * M •" ■ Volusia F arm s'll situated «¿(oar the river from Sanford; The Florida East Cpast railway '-runs through the property from Titusville to Sanford. .A portion of the' Tract fronts 'the Si. .i . . . — . i-.*-4 ; Johns river.1and numerous lakes of vprions ■slxef me scattered throughout th e., tract, ♦.Freight boats g lj the . upper retches of the fit, r Johns,river, trnnifcrririgp^Sqnford. From Ban- ford tltb Clyde Steamship ,v5Snpony “runs large river boats to Jacksonville,-ther* connecting a 'whh'* the ocean steamers for The north. These "A 1 '. * . * , -line* of-transportation JnSure tow freight rates. Remember that ig- purchasing . a Volusia * Farms trait yOy u s pot Ideating Id tt^e wilderheas notln aiTunproven section d f^ h a county. . Volusia .'cojjoty^njf Instance; lhlppod nearly WW.Oty boxes of fruits last..gear,. A t..' ^ .O rr^ n a-thriving'village adjoining ipuirjkrect,..‘^.v:. are splendid oraage groves yielding, satlsfactqry ^ j j returns. Qsteeq has • stores, lurches,* SchopL'.»^ msU and telephone facill ties. v \ j,V- < ; ' • "* * , * - * ' » • < * . * ,* i *■ Cohsldcrtng the hot weather oof. .readers in thanorth and rehtfml: west, have been ex part- *f endng. lt U.weJT To emphasife' the climate of Volusia Farmi duripg .the summer. tlmA - too much in favtjr of .FioridaV summer climate can never be said. ‘nM ' ideUghtfuL enjoyable sum­ mer w^yu-r experienced here canabt be too widely known'. 3ta llie s .’gathered' by thd vk-. rious Boards of Trade lit tbe State again prove % the fact that Florida baa the beat, the most equal and iho most charming summer weather of any StoteTh the Union. Get* rid of tiuftie« that because It Is hot .where you are it must be bwD éxágpieeiy advertí»«!, bul the nurptwr / a n y “bought cgsh spd-pq time durinri ChÓ period of ífeirketing has mrtWed our ex­ pectations. Volusia Farm» ha» been boughthy people able to kri^e' good. People who have seen the land and Jbuntl It- as represented 1,‘ev’ pie who bavQrinvcatigated the methods of the, the Gulf of Mexico. We never suffer from ex­ cessive beat, and o f cputK, *»_jfijiupb. j i t t e r known, 5ur winter climate" Is #6 cSnieplal that It la during the winter months that most of the growing o( vegetables Is carried on. The cli­ mate of Vetusia Farms will be found less tire• *i ,/'* * • . * some, snurvotlng and trying on the human aysr * * ’i tern the entire year than the climate with,which the majority-of our correspondents are contend­ ing. Pick up a seedsman’s catalog and turn to the vegetable section. ALMOST EVERYTHING MENTIONED TltrUE CAN BE CROWN AT VOLlltIA FARMS at a time of the ypar'When nearly every other source of vegetab^ supply is dormant. At Volusia Farms you ate "only about 48 hours from the large eaqtettt "¿¿rJtctA. It la these two factors which have (ioijeVeo much to turn the eyes of the cAuntry toward Florida— which have done so mtjch toward tW''develop-. j 1 :«f . * - *• , ideal of Florida. and .Which’will do ae much for you at Volusia Farms If you are BUILT. RIGHT. ■peak for ouselves. Volusia Faftps will Advance because Jt Is on ^ ^ lld ttsyli. ' There has bejsn Ini hurrah altoiu the sellfog ^r the purchasing, but the foundn tlona for a prosperous live community have b e e n laid during the past months. We have several plans we hope to pot Into force when the turn1s ripe for the further unifying of this district n% a whole. These plans will bens (It the purFor diversified fanning, we prefer you rr served not less than forty acres. For citrus fruit culture, we prefer you rr served not less'than 10 acres. Nownnttcr for what purpose you wish to pm the land, the price for all lartij at Volusia Farm* is. a ^ p re a e n d . " V . Get Your Grip on (he Land While ; You have the Chance of Buying at Summer Prices. LetfUathlng Intervene Between Yon and .a Tract , of Volusia Farms. Only Sixty Days to A c t * " When, the first of October arrives do not be surprised at -the price then asked for these' . '■ * -v \ *f■ lands. We ,forecast, nothing. We -promise I t * I nothing. We will be entirely controlled by the ' '■ * * * * ,1 . optlook—by the sqpply anQ the demand. We .Vanr to be lair. We- believe )rn are fair In thug frankly stating the land situation, as It $5 per acre doWn. $1 per acre per .muniti ."/■ No intere«. No Tiucea. ’ A '* Tf0hjlj4*Fanòs tract h as been on th e m arket ' . If thert'a mything you -wipk 10 know nuil « fof about fifteen m onths. -The tract has not 'b U n k M Ú itod o n t U . • ** i k - . V W S t A - h m . . FA K M S IN F O R M A T I0N " ¡ The; Volusia Farms department ol thd rthwSrd-I’.mkiiri. as k se ttl^ jin thi^rich agrieultural ttnet of lantjffar^aithem \ctj‘Resources Farina" did nof cover rÚAi* Mtnllc, ^ let "Resources iofi .Volusia Farms" pleasure to uk IfTrou will allow us to supply you'Vu1T-.lhhk Hretwn to us.' « . r VJ '/,* , . ^ : r. *. ^ L"'- - 1 . S tX O feA R Y OF M , AppwJ^tc-lpcÄiioii (lciircd ^ y ♦ • * • * » * ;« V »Il • Inc.. Sanford,,Florida, desires you ínt/. flfcrWd.. Perhaps our book. '^ndiyMukJ^.needs. It. will be 0 h v A wdl-»h>mit This- bhink and .............^ 1 1 1» Óo yod wont V ohuliT anpt tbwuaitsJoM or rsit J^land, hqw muchT..'„r.............. .............. How much moiyiy to' In testi.. -f . ............. TT— ■,Dt»-ypu wish business location, U so, what kkadt rw «rtsnU* S r - atsV ____* Httfr!c4;0[-sihglet..'^... ITfamily* fcfiw hiaqytf! ' how soon will ypu be ready to move! t^ ^ Ì OTpl o, m a i l . . , Is land fof cultivation or^hY ea^M t I #Aftt torjinow afiout.... S urrounded, .lijo ríí tnm Is redooed by' the . breeeos vritfak blow the land from either th e Atlantic Ocean or F |»j»w a B«»!« B ui Wing Address. SANFO^p;.FLÒaipA �i •* « -T- i J'jfy 25. IM '* . -W - V- > ■" %1 I - .• ■ . ï : :. i I roR^).itr^Ätb Tut SANroRb « . ,___ , .___ .____ __> ___' . ________ ( w& 3 V, - F L O R ID A A Businesslike and Candid Statement of the Citrus Fruit Han­ dled by Chase & Company During the Seasonf 1910-1911 C o m p e titio n is th e life o f tra d e an d fa ir p lay is a jewel;- T h e re is no re a so n why they sh o u ld n o t w ork to g eth er for the good o f a ll. *-• B u t because* o u r b u sin ess has grow n stea d ily fo r a series of y e ars, a n d re su lts 1h a v e been sa tisfa c to ry to th o se w hose p ro ­ d u c ts we h a v e h a n d led , w e h av e been m ad e the ta rg e t fo r abuse, m is re p re s e n ta tio n , an d falseh o o d . • T h is is n o t h o n o ra b le riv a lry ; its p la in p u rp o s e being to d eceiv e and d is ­ satisfy th o se d ealin g w ith us, w ith o u t a n y cau se except selfish n ess./’ „* ' ^ ’ * , . . wieto^ g a iu a t-_ th e ^ c h a rg e s t h a t havq* been m ad e an d c irc u la te d , w ith the* object o f in ­ ju rin g U5fc.it is a p leasu re to gfvV facts th a t a n y o n e e n title d t£> th em c an q u ic k ly v e ri­ fy. D u rin g th e season o f 1 9 1 0 - 1 9 1 1 - wc haV esq Jd ; ? '• ’ . 2241 IS boxes of Oranges, average per box $1.55.2 - 104787 “ -Grapefruit, “ - \ “ r 215.4 1JF70 \ " - Tangerines “; 147.9 . 344872 * - “ • TOTAL ' - -1.78 »4960 *• Culls, Froren Fruit. Manderiueo 1.09.8 “ L_.. _ M aking a to ta l o f 3 5 9 ,8 3 2 ' boxes of* F lo rid a c itru s fruits at an average of ..$ 1 .7 5 .1 .. _ k • T h e se figures s p e a k :'fo r th em selv es and w ill m o re th a n bear c o m p a riso n w ith th o se o f a n y o th e r m a rk e tin g agency. T h e p rices, it m a y be e x p lain ed fu rth e r, a re for lo ad ed cars a t sh ip p in g p o in t, subject to o u r sellin g c o m m is sio n o f te n c e n ts a box, a n d w ith o u t an y o th e r charges to th e grow er. ‘ O u r office is o p e n th e y e a r ro u n d . In a d d itio n to c itru s fru its we m a rk e t large q u a n titie s o f C elery , T o m a to e s , L e ttu c e , P in e a p p le s, e tc , . W c h av e b een g ro w in g fru it a n d vegetables o n ra th e r a large scale for th ir ty y ears. In all w ays the in te re sts o f o u r p a tro n s a re th e sam e as o u r ow n. W h en F lo rid a grow ers p ro s p e r we do. T h is fr u it -*rag' disp o sed of ir> 42 _ S ta te s , 174 M a r k e ts ‘ a n d to 35$ D e ale rs, w hich m e a n s thfft the d is trib u tio n has been w ide a n d th a t th e m a rk e ts .best a t th e tim e received " th e frn tfT ~ A u c tio n s were .u s e d 7 i V 1* , J,. « « ,* - • * 4 * bu t n o t abfased. . I, . ■„ r O u r sellin g o rg a n iz a tio n ;h a tr:, bocn ^ c a re fu lly b u ilt \tp*until it cove'rtf th is cq u n -' .try a n d C a n a d a . It is im p o ssib le lor- 'an y new house, firm , c o m p a n y o r c o m b in a tio n t o su d d en ly e sta b lish itself, It has re q u irt ejd l$ng y e a rs an d g re a t "outlay o n o u r p a rt. , * ** ' »* * ■ V O u t o f a ll sem b lan ce o f tru th tw o o r th re e sates h a v e been tw isted an d d is to rte d so le ly t o d eceive, w hile in v estig atio n 's m ad e a t o u r req u est by in te re ste d grow ers' • sboV th e re w ere n o g ro u n d s for c ritic ism . T h e re a r t m o re -th an th e m a rk e tin g a n d 'p ro d u c in g sides to o u r serv ice. W e have fought for low er fr e ig h ^ ra te s whic(i have been g ra n te d ,, to th e a d v an ta g e of th o* se w ho •b*e* ar false w Hitn essm as well as to ► . * ’■ th a t o f o u r frie n d s.. W c have alw ays been read y to do aH in o u r p o w er to m ake t h c t v irtu e s df the F lo rid a F r u its — u n eq u alled a n y w h ere — b e tte r k now n as th ey d eserve to be; to sen d the fru it o u t o f th e S ta te th e 'g q o s t p erfect o rd e r. B eing h m ilita he tjjffray so m etim es h a p p en wit! th e ^ rty f w ith o th ers; but w hen d isco v ered by us o r by grow ers, they a ré fairly and p ro m p tly ad ju sted . * * , . W - •» . ’V „ W e are proud o f the grow ing list o f those w ho do business with us, and our best care and efforts are always at their co m m a n d VERY RESPECTFULLY, CHASE & COM PANY ** -a*» I , ’ ’*-sJ. have not lost toy personal liitdest in you. J morning bit. on tlie mldolght train for staple cotton. He would forget all about whlolj began whoa you were q hoy, mauy ‘Stouy Brook. N. Y. Ilia sons and Misa celery and lettuce. , * » *— t yeara ago, In , Baltimore; and if there la M arket Dunham went with him. Miaa Miss *lkltie Klttel..of Uiis place,.'oAir ; ehyiltioX iih The wi»{dfcAi4f» do to help IHiqIuuii going ¡o her hpmo in Basking Mrs. H. Mclslehii. of Clarcona, left Wed­ ’ • V # > 1 .* ■ '-Sr----- - f m ■' - ^ T \ . • gise, don't’ don’t heftyte' hedtate to let $e Bldgs. N. J. Ur.' Robertf will spend a nesday for 41t. Louis, Mp., to visit rela­ i you, 7new, pteaacy : V - - • V •* .f * : . ■, . ‘ i couple of montha. with' his motheF,' wtie tive* * * ■ \ V r K***.. " . *y . . ** . „ f i . ■r ■ ■By all mean», arrange to get '.jirojr aa has afloo porae^on the Long lilghd shore * !U»V* 'P m o n o ì Letters lOjSuperlntenUeul, Mlggins Show . , .. ; Vx>n,aa poailble, and don’t worey about and return'' to Winter Park about the Dr. G T. Dpuglasa, pastor of the Apotilà Baptist cjiun-h.’ was mameri -u> Mias ' . ? y . l * ^ V ; A p p rfc ia tlo rf by D a d a i s : - ■. / * : c»tnlhgbo(fk. yte-I fell yon. jhlntf* will be time of college opening. * '*.» S i * > i ■'-?*. *: El|ubcth Rose, ort last Sunday evening. , dl jignt. wii/»n you do, I want you The bygc piece of ground ol\ Uvinge- July 16th, at Orlcqdo... Dr. ChaptiLan, of ,** I • • 1 ¿V . I 1 tO ¿ct your health again ami continue to • i’* ■'* V * .* - i. - • . ’ give.ua good »cryice for many yean ycj ton avenue bat beeh mowed ohd rake<f jtho Methodba -church, performing thè r----, ’ ».V , j i t i .w^xhd the ¡Une <lr*\lr used to-rspalr themn’d e ü f e m o n y , : 7 : • -- - ' , r ^ - , ^ ______ V- i>; -. r . . bave f» fa ttw tlie ••yrtifi'pair. (liat, I - Cape. 'L jciillag lÄ fc. l<* r««r* kavù yrafI -psIf. ' ÎI,, ittdw W OiaÇ M|*y Mingle ■&»pkllg;irid Urn. .CM»J W t. M.U.U Hto*. i f Cbkoiltt. and It. J . t o * Chicago, II. is their hrl* lupartmendeat of thia atvUkuv of iha A. am blit voicing the tflabea of every odWr to your going «way and *(111-make neces­ left jast Wednesday for Uarlon C.TL Ky.. au(Tcr«l a atroke of p«rml]raia pt {fits cumpany ip aiylng tlgy,’ They all sary arrangements, ■ ’•* ; \ J * \ ' V**v Ijneotlob'tn build upon U some day soon.- nldghim ... .. ' V-:'; -.r -. • »overill montha pgo. but ha* ■been rm ibo have the highest'regard for"yt»|y$«reoa, . Mr». C, D. Powell returned last 'Friday Willi kiiiilr»! regards.-1,a:n. rood id raoavery and hopea to be able to all r and • ofRdally. axel are -deeply' dlaevening frkn-her vlajt In '-Cbletdurunrtd' ,, -J Yours very truly,*. reatuadllU doUqa erajong. Tito general (rcMod f t ymti-chfidition. and they all \ ' ^ tm 'J, ft. KthLV, ** vldolt^amoii^' oM friends, iff. Powell »apposition Uut'/voU curporirtiun» are likowiee belfave, ai I. de.'jhat you have wrnijayey-wlth hrT bin rrtuniari hoiftd - Third VipejYesIdopt. h^artlou'artd^hkyir/oo tbotfghta for the ninny years of good wtirk • In you, which lAil Ife. 1tMvla’i hom«r ^ r ., jjjpçklna. exearly In Vhl Yviek^ ■ * 'Welfare of th o ^ -ciiip lo K ^ ’, 1» *ct at we am going ti get after you awe^ restored , pacts jp- make extetndro fiopFovomtots, Lo'cels From Oakland Mr. M- i>|. Smith» spent last Friday -----— gin by the folnVIng letter* written to to health. . Work, on thA. cidy road* exten»Joii I* night In Dviodo with^Mr, had Mrs^tlarvhy pu iiúi bouse and >U1. bulltl an *ddltiu* - Yourh very truly, by tbe odldtUof tbo A-.C.;L. progressing nicely having reaabed the Uoore. Mr. Srait&’hat large busioew, in­ and. » it in running - water. Tl>l* .will ' ' : ;>M, R iddle , ■ ea of which arc given below: realdencJ'of j j C Michael where «laying terests in and-s^boui Oviedo'qnd still greatly enhance the value ¿nd bejgúf oí .* #.. > **•*. .% . . * v * General Superintendent haa been slopped until tome gradjng cart larger Interests lr* the eastern pari of the the place/ It jalao assuras Apbpkà that . jackeohvlUe, FlaL Feb,«. 1911 ■’ t • 1 .. • >: be dpno and trees removed. •' * . . SAtpuel Puleaton; 14. O. ■ county ttoiderlog on>*the Eamtockhaichle Hr. and Mrs, Uopklns will make thjg Wilding top, N. <tr reb. 7, «»11 tMeb perrrtanyrtt winter home of. wh[ch *‘ ' « - Sanford, PSwlda^ r y •r r. 1 IdrA George R. CrufL~w& haa1 been gnd St. Jobrta ri^ra. *, •/ ‘ » we are"r&y glad. ' . quite sick for a.wfcek is now much M m W*r.Slni-l am [a reoelpt of your letter Dear Ur. H lgglhc. Mr. and l(r»J. 11. Hale afe tnaide hs{v J regret vefy much, lodpad* ■ to hear of _ o f' February 8th, which waa written, I ' Mr.G. R. Croft haa pgraiaaed a rjpla- py by the advent oi.ahnther voter oritiI*h V“ -• ?"1 1—rfi— rrft'- L A Stranger's Impression >” presume, before my talk w ithyou on tfitr 'yeur qclcneaa, '{ndt hope that 'Wy taking ollne engine and pipe and’ wlU tiff,and Winter park liat,’." ’ . , ':'7 * * ’-“v ■g Y» %ft • i « fti/v proper reat and being relieved of the ►* ^ i p»je , j.i-#~- '- *1 |V • A* V e " * 1* Forros H A »t;i>R u líraALn;. .. ‘ aatne date. •r ' irrigate t-vrr.il acres of l.md for trucking s« ‘ • ,An |ftm of news wldch’will b* ui ln-^ 4- ■1 . Plciue do what you can' to reatore Jiff responalblllty of your work-for a while, the coming aeaaon. . l am a stranger, in your ¿midst, and I' ipreit to every clilxen of the Park wsa that you will come around aU right' and lilgglna* tflentsl polao, and make blpj go ReV.S.-L Wilson la home (ar’f , ‘ Mr. 6. H.- Morse of tale the liberty of.tailing you how much uway-for a reet ji a aoon ia he la. In fit recover your ttrual good bciilib. ( biVt Meen Imprèsifed wljb what l have . condition to travel. 11fad a m that I I know that we are along about the tom'. -AUowTOoto tojgblttote'rmLpA ;^ ; ' ' ’voice the aeotlment of the -management apme age, ,bpt I really do .not- believe yóur handsome atop*—art weU. TiepVrY"' ’* ■ of .jhla company Waayinl tint you utny (hat It is'right for ua to feel that we «re your poatoiUce and on tbe vefty e/Ud8 - auuro^Vm that'ht need have no worriee yet old men,'and with tbe usuaL grit that day.for a visit to llot Qpringa- Ur. 8.11. noan that day. ' , ' ±1 o Ú. -4<Trk*-' :^*qvJpí' yduí rotwlr • v abom bLa atabdini with tbe company^' I our Irish blood glvrs. I think we can pull Hull apoompanlea them to try.'the Springs .Among(hamanynhangealn’tbe Par$, wa0u. ' v jriding j i . . oVer ------am enoloalng you; *herewith, a pcraonoV thrpugh mCtdr more difficult propositions for. rheumatism /rolu which ha haa been tn thpfvay of Improvement during' the »'— I wak yoor dtfT. post year la tb« cleaning of the proparty day. and wpa drlven up to a port of your ; letter to hid, which I shalk be glad for than a breakdown oo account of heavy suffering severely liileiy. ’work, and 1 led satisfied that with the .owned by Mr.G, K. Mor^a on Lake Osce- dty, khowtfoidianfori Heigh ■* you to read aad hand to h id At such . Fishing la flue now In Lake ApopM ¡eoper sort of te st jrounrili be out end. time as you aee fit. and early / 1nortfing.^tiahtng parlies are t i l l ] V p r k lh a thorter while thari you really think yourself will be tiw case. tbe fashion; J. E. Piters came In with ■' M. Riodlt, • .Hi1“* of seVanteeja aftbr an' hottrt Superintendent With my very beat wlabea for your full angling and everyone (a Yewarded for' Mlaa Ruth Jfarill left recently for Boa* ntarn to beáUblawn, and their patience by a. catch, sometime« . . . t ^ / Ugia^'’ where' the ’ will visit Bar he. haa' Yourá very ifbly, •* FU,rab.«,'191t brother, ; Chesti-r. After that ' she will - ‘ W. N. Hovau. - l u i * ■‘"Twitgrtl—My'Dear Hlgglna: ' -Mr. Jas. H. Sadler b returned from visit i t UrwelL Maas.. siv^-vqripO« poipta ,t ’ . I waa diairaaagd beyond mensura upon ^ . the East Coast for a day or so and-'r*? in Naw Hatnpahlm.t MIm Merrill waj gp-, intimingtoo, N.- -C.. Feb. 7.' 1911 iw -- i 1=» ' “V— rooelpt of gdrlco of your lUneaa, and went companled jby. h*r griod-tnotbisr,' Mra.}^**'on Mndy Inml wWfh I tow np porta that they'are all well and enjoying J..C. Hlggina. l,?I | tbe«, There are ’ ala?, some very p t e w ' to Sanford on Uw^nt train. *ltb tba hr personal—Mr. _rfli r . x .x a n r~- tbe One bathing at Daytona Beach. ' Rrtbertfc UZ -¿-r-V ♦ ’ l Superintendent Sanford. Fla. . tendon of Stopping over to see you. Dr. Wa.'were gratified to see Hon. IL II. lawn* ori Park- avenud and .tgogholla, but Mr U T. TildOft and wife have arrived M y f>ear UrJilgglna: I befiave on ihe Heights U the beat. Puleston thought I bad batter'not do to safely at Hot Springa where they will Witberington among ua this week-after a ' I ho ire Just heard that y w are-not b o 1 got Ice one thing that »boo# be rem- i. at that time, aa you should not be ex­ stay at SbrifonL ' •' ■ sojourn for several weekx wall and I.wag exdetdjngl? aerry to hear edled—that I* your water front’' T be- ' • • cited. . I asked Dr. Pajeatnn^knd your son, Freenlan Bros, are making improve- Mr*. W..T. WiUo.u left Saturday for iha Here a boulevard aboot;®« miles long. ‘Bryan, r*o extend u.yoj^Vny.’ elncettat it. hopei howeyer, it la nothing serious mania on their truck farm and Inland 'tnounaafna -of North Carolina^ ShSTwig would help make •ympathrr and to ikxk* you £ *«rt ¿id of niuluiat all neadedlaallltle reft, adT^int planting a Urge crop of kltuce the join hkf dapght*».- Ur*.'T. C, Remley. and sisó m äkelt .po , ^ ., _»jiWiV j u n as apofwii you can òr ■•yédita. Trust* ä %ßL-v* I fait AS possible, ever tbe. ing.season, „r j Itrsj And rpewperate. from , a strenuous a ■*: j and-lake reat for a)» month* If Oocaaaary. ing that’the Aext time »L/.n: Sanford bn rite road; go away a&d’laka ■■■■*■ T' winter... ' ; Evemhlog .-will be all right wheo you re- . . „ It will have grown twice Its ¡arfen a-«n r for .as |<yng a tifni'. aa Winter Park Locals turn, »bur servlcoa have been entirely . The editor of lh* Sanfiml Herald lltrea hoping. w 4 ‘ , „ ^ ahd cocoa back to ua nwtorrd to Ur. L I t Roberts kft early Weduegday should cam* fo Apopka and ^ utlsfactory end I.wani you to feel that 1 aad Jlys- no- thp |90d garvlce that you I» , Um W* ' (.¿U? V r, _ _J- : -- ¿ ■■ A \ >y;, ¡.t i •• ■ . ' • :i -. - - 7. • ; ’ j *1 CORPORATIONS ARE NOT HEARTLESS . . RHRP �rallroada then then. He went wairuntll It was strong enough to «land NX HOTEL N ttlsM trmy Iridiy Mondai hr • ^ T it HERALD PRINTING COMPANY wajra that planted dvuuatloa in the n f MUU.Y. Editor, W. M. HAYNES. Suslnsst Monsgsr 4 WHAT tX PK U COMPANIES EARN An investigation ‘of the express busi­ ness-is about to be undertaken In Indiana, a S u m that has been alive to the ex* (onions practice^ by the express com* panic« for aererai yean. The following paragraph Is from an article In the In* dMnapoli! Newa: Among tits other Investigations Is the A stable one conducted this spring by the Minnesota Stata Railroad and Warehouse utnmlaalon. wh^ch got at the very heart M the situation. It waa revealed that p 5 l& an 98.000,900 halbeeq Invested In the Walla-Falto service, that the capitali* sation has bean Increased from time to Uap In .order to kpep down, the rate of Mtoe charged kept piling up the money as \hkt an extra dividend of 300 per cent had tie ha paid last - year, and the com* tfiak ' accumulated *923,000,000 of Mpeti of which S2a.000.000 la Invested la miscellaneous Mocks, bonds, mortgagee, nates, loans and other property. It waa JM.OOO.OOQ stoQk. which would mean About 38 per cent, on every dollar In* reared In tba service. The Adams has been cutting 200 per cent melons, and all along the line there is conclusive .evidence that the rates are unfair. Think, for a moment says the Columbia Slate, of a corporation that. reilringfrom the active business of carrying parcels. WHAT Miqnr HAVE atCN , Potatoes are retailing la Sanford at U M per boahaL In lowk’ Illinois and té t a pouL sections they ai* selling for lU O perbo'heL Malty Sanford, growers taire potè!«*. that they raised styl kept there oo account of peoc market priced taey are now-using them and'hating great North-weot, making a heroic chapter of American history. Andrew Carnegie created In the Induetrial world end hie man. H. C. Frick, da* veloped. Jaa. J. IIU1 created In »he raljroad world; E. H. Harriman waa not a pioneer, but ha waa ad Improver. ~ Whan Harriman flrat went Into railmade he noticed what he believed to be weate and chaos, Ills energlea were devoted to itopping waste and Improving the railroad property. “Ho lowered the coA of producing transportation and Impr37«nbe qualily of the servlfe with the ;n<My be collected from the waste." . The late A .Ji Cat it. of the Pennayl* vanle Railroad, waa largely reaponaible for the great tunnels that now run under the Hudson river and the city of Now York. When be went Into railroad work be found about sixty separata railroads In the State of Pennsylvania. In order to ship freight from a town In one part of the State to another part It had to be loaded and unloaded seven or eight Umea; he bad all kinds of troublqjahowlng the many managements, that It cost a lot or money to do So much handling and, be* ‘He reduced the cost of hand* ling and improved the service,“ If Cas* satt had Ijeen a manufacturer hr would havfe reduced the cost of making i.nlabed product from raw material. Marshall Field was the great merchant of Chicago. He was polite and alwdys found out what’ hit customers wanted. It la said of him that a lady loat on« of six buttons bought all months before; there were no more to be had, the courteous store-keeper ordered the factory to make one. and ha sent It to the lady'a house for a total coat of nine cents! Field created a business, others are Improving on what be did and developing: they are “lowering the cost and Improving the quality of the goods they sell." ' All of these men were enthusiasts; “nothing ' great has ever been accom­ plished without enthusiasm." | E. 0. Painter, the fertilizer man. ha« taken hie wife and daughter and gone for a two month1! trip to Europe. Mr. Palmer etarted hi! career aa a newspop« man eo rnaype there Ii hope for; ua yet Only, we muat not forget he quit the business aeveral year» a go—Arcadia Champion, i Speaking about gubernatorial Umber nmiod« ua that Editor Frank Harrla thould take first place There te not a better man In the lu te of Florida for this honored position than Hon. Frank Harris of the Ocala Banner. ** ............. ' If the Herald salts you this week and iron are not already a sUtBEriber send In twv dollars and get The Herald. The At­ lanta Weekly Georgian. Spare Moments Magazine and the Gentlewoman, all four one year for two dollars. Can you heat It*. CORNER FtrtiRTH STREET AND f AMMETTO AVENUE Good Rooms \« Best of Table Board Everything FintC U * S u n d * ; D i fi&ir a S p eech ) M RS. D O N N A THAYER Prop netress W IL L O P E N A U G U ST T H E FIRST Porter House Steak Round Steak Loin •' • . Chuck v “ . Western Pork F lo r id a - ia c per pound 15c, 2 pounds ‘¿5c 15c per iH)und at <»■* -*• 1 Rp '* OTHER PRICES.IN PROPORTION Orange County needs brick roads. If not a million dollars worth, at least one frihn Sanford to the Osceola line, i , m a r k e t 3 0 4 S a n fo rd A v o - -ftii QMail I« les real . C«J*ry was kora la florida U And usar otb*r pal thins«, io». * A. N. Thunron returned yesterday from an extend«! trip to Cuba and'the Isle of Pines.'where ha .had such a good time that bo had to near' hlmseU away. While la Cuba ha vlsltad tba MaJae, which the Government la trying to raise, and. saw many places and things of Inter««t. DR. B. D. WIENENGA *» - « •* A. F o é T p R , P ro p rie to--r “ * W- Meat Market of Q u a lity 'll 4 •• Where you can get the best of everythim» dgjiiViTttl ________ _________ toyour door by special messenger and on Time WC CARRY A COMPLETE LINE Or Florida and Salt Meats, sale. «stern Beef --------------and Pork,, --------, Lamb, Dry and n . . . i * --- ----- j •* -- - Poultry and Home-Made Pork Sau- We are now prepared to give to the trade our s|*t ml HOME-MADE CORN BEEF Try it—you will be pleased. 110 Park Avenue . COTTON IN ORANOE COUNTY Apopka is growing cotton and making big barbecue given suooeaa of 1L “ this week by the Orlando Board of Trad# ■''. ' ■ 111 •k to demonstrate cotton growing'!« 00« of tbs best stunts ever pulled ¿ t by the enterprising business men of Orlando. They are quick to grasp the opportunity presented by the growing of cotton In this, the banner county of the state. We already .have everything in fruits and vegetable*. All that waa needed waa a staple crop-one that can be bantered and stored—-and .one that la a bank ac­ count for the grower al eknoet any stage of the game. j > Raising cotton' In*'Orange County hj Perhaps you have' neglected to periroenf and the dcsnoqstreftoi) DM kn ax:périment desaoqstraflDa send your laundry to ua this week. siApcpjfca la more for the benefit of the If so drop us a card or.telephone 90 and we will «end for i t What you tend tire PROGRESS LAUNDRY WiU be laundered perfectly and re­ tained uninjured. We neglect A Gentle Reminder Phonf No I /H p T j p W E L L DREjSSED MAN Can y r I I a - v n e v e r afforjl . to neglect having . n e a t lo o k in g S h o e s. Th at means 'W e ll- F ittin g a n d w ith som e degree of style a n d s m a rtn e s s . W e c a n fu rn ish A v a rie ty of shapes a n d le tth & s t h a t , w ill s a tis fy th e demands of al m o s t an y ta s te , a n d in q u a lity to suit all sued purses. . /v . , * . . . . < R É C E IV E D T H IS F o il stock o f .T en n is O x fo rd s i n d Rubbers nothing that should be dgae. and .d*>nothing that will ■-be- detrimental id year washable«.. , «ana of Um deserted lands In cotto* Again there WW be many f 'dotarteli hi circulation thereby. The people of Haot1>ia« «retard cotton tu a rete aftar the potate crop, jkha off and thair succisi re g * twwMg drqg» U, apporreL WUh ta g TOOLS .« T*' v4*r>A POINTED Mowers A r e y o u particular about the q u ality o f m ea t you e et? Iff •- Please do not forget our-line of Bakery Goode, ho better can be bought south of New‘ York, /V . r -i V " ^ �me san rotto tttntAUJ IN m ABOUT THE CITY Little Happcnlnfs— Mention of Matters In Brief. r PERSONAE ÎU M S O f INTEREST Summary of lha rio atln g Small Talk Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ ried Herald Readers. Dr. Forster has returned from almslneu trip to Coronooo Beech. Mias Gladys Bryan leaves Saturday for a visit with friends in Bartow. CapC and Mr* H. H. Marks are »pendIrg a few^ays at Daytona Beach. . A- Party of prominent people of New Smyrna were In the d ty on Tuesday. Mrs. Robe C. Jackson of Tampa la a guest of Mrs Walter Peters this week. M. M. Lord left on Wednesday for St. Petersburg for a visit to his daughter. R. C.Maxwell, D. A. Caldwell and Mra Joseph Cameron were victors to Miami last wiek. ■ Be sure and. get acopy of The Herald this week and become ff miliar with the w J w k .• . ;. Mn BnlWn at Entarprlae several days this week, v ’ ~ The special train to the ball game at Orlando carried a bunch of enthutiattlc fannibellea. ‘^ • Dick Calhoun U spending (lie week at papular Ooronodo Beach and reports die fishing fine. * ‘ . 4 * '*• * Mr and Mn Archie Cameron and family gb to Ooronodo Beach next week fat a two weeks outing. ' Mia J. 0. Packard and children left on Tuesday for Michigan where they will ipend the. summer. Mr and Mn 1L K. ,XoUr u,ul family have returned from a visit tolbo mouuntalns of North Carolina. Mn Dr. Davit Forster and son Dpvis , are sojourning on the East Coast ^nd en­ joying the ocean breeze. -• Tracy Me Culler has returned from a tr^y to Cuba, Key West Miami and other points on the East Coast. Mn R. Homrigbouse is in Chlago study­ ing music and expect* to be absent from the city for several month«. r * ' • The street force It busy on Herald Square this week and this popular thor­ oughfare look* better than ever, ■Any one wanting lota on Coronodo Beach can see the plot at the Herald of­ fice. Tl)e jots loU are gqlng fait. \ • Mn. Lo Rett* Brotheraon has returned home After, (pending a week most pleas­ antly with'relatives In Auburodale. '. Mr. and Mr* Walter Cooper of Sorrento „passed through our city Monday for a 'v isit jo relstiye* In New York sute. frank Power* spent several days of thin Week looking up old friends. Frank Is oow engaged In Booinlqg. New SifiymaC - ■Meoaart. Vgnga, Ovcrmau, .¿Hggiiu. aofi Idverffl other Sanford men «pint several day# of fhis'wrtk at popular Coronodo Beach- . ■. y.: Mrt J.*B. pell and ton, Maxy, left ye#-. ' t&day'Tcr U>elr-#lx>me ip GalnavtUe. after r * v i ^ . V l t h ^ r ^ ; Mr*. C. D DWa.iL' ' ** ' n , t. *-• The Sad ztews waa received yesterday v hf.W. H^Gifdnar trhd fartlly of this' eft yof the death of Mr.’ Gardner » farther In -'ji^kyw ^itU ho. V ** . ' .’¿arbar anft Edwards, ¡he crac^ -baltery from peoegia hive arrived arid era, doing , business on the firing line.» Like all the ■baB playsia thqy are in loVe with Sftnf6rd. W. Y. ¿ h iu la »pending a few d a n 4o the dry. the Sikmt’of hi* mother. Tlr Johns U in' the lumber . bu*lnc*r at * DalMa, Tfcuu'twEis enjoying 4 proaper: St~ JdfTl? ' v ’■ ' Sanford eoetion haa ^been ■rtaervetl .«¡»'Corbtttdo.Beach god a aommw colony trf-Sanfonl peopia wtU be e*ubil*b41 Coronodo Baaob -la th# graata#t-fishing risoft on lh*.ooaat „ . Bef! retnroeduo her * Allenta Wednesday, «nés * abort v»«Uto .’. i-Ttibr poronta. Me and lira F. A- gchumpert. Rev. J. F. McKinnon- and hi* niece, M lu Guttle Sharper have returned from a ten day«' vitit at Sea Breeze and Miami. Mr. McKinnon will occupy the pulpit of the Pretbyterian church next Sunday morning and evening. All are cordially Invited to attend the service*. :• Mr and Mr» Binford left Thursday for the north. They will nop a few days in Atlanta, then go to Carthage, Indiana tp visit Mrs. Uinforda aged mother, and family They expect to return by Sep­ tember where they Will occupy their new up to date 7 room Bunglow which they built before leaving. - , ’r R. A. Thomas haa returned to his home at Sanford after a few days spent with h it 'parents, Mr and Mrs C. A. W. Thomas. He is engaged in the postal service at Sanford, having charge of one of the ru­ ral free delivery routes from the Celery City postolfice. His Gainesville acquaint­ ances were glad to see him, and glad to know that he if weil-sa defied with his present location.—Gainesville Sun. Bring your old tlrea to Sonfotd Machine A Garage On for vulcanizing. 43-tf A few more Mason Fruit Jars left at reasonable prices, at W.w. Long's Grocery. / 44-tf , Comfort Qptlagf will open the first week in Auguitr’ r • •• 44 ^ ' 47-4l * 6 or 5 doees will cure any case #f and Fever. Price 25c. * 37-lf Why net let ua s ta rs your furniture while you a r t away for the summer and save house rent. Sanford rural - 'P'HB Laundry Bag saye: " T w o collar« w and« ra d into gny place o n e d t y last w e e k . " O n e w as c ra c k e d a n d b ro k e n a t th e end«. Tfoo o th e r w asn 't. "Said the la tte r : 'W h a t hap« p en ed to yout?1 * " 'U su a l th in g .' a n sw e re d th o b ro k e n o n e ; *«nd fhia ia only m y scoond trip to th e laundry r " ‘G re a t collar b u tto n s 1* ex« claim ed t h e 'o t h e r ; 'th is is m y ninth, V a n d . look at m e . N o ■pCBnQ^V.No b ro k e n en d s. ' I rfclt'*you( y o u s ta rte d w rong. N o w , I w as m ad e esp ecially to stand th é ra c k e t—th a t's w hy I , an d all o th e r C orliss*C oon Col« f ar t , can b eat you. all o u t in -th o n u m b e r of trip s to th e la u n d ry .” ! lu r e C*.------------- - 7 — M M # The nurslngliome at 8th and Elm Ava, la prepared to care far a limited number of surgical cases. Mrs. Wright, nurse In .charge. - * *• . 33,tf Eat chipped beef rtile the weather is warm, cut in an American Sliclnginiehlne at W.W. Long's Grocery. 44-tf Goa yngiffc repairs. Sanford Machine It. Gars fie-Co. *’ *’ lfl-tf - Otte and two bone wagons with celery Buy Henry Clay flour of W. W. Long flared aide bodies at Underwobd'%^ l7-t£ and get the beat on earth. - 44-tf Autoe* and carri«#« Paint 1 . -• 4 ' At Lodg's grocery you get-beat grade derwood'f. Kltjt doss' jrarg.’ Elgin butter on Ice. 44df Ail kind* of repair work, * chine 4 Garage Co. - , New tires put on old Go-Garts i t th e Sanford Turnlture Co. 35-lf AU trimmed bata at reduced prices be­ fore stock-taking. M. L Allen. 4S-2tp We mdke a specialty of framing pictures. Try ua. SanfordTurnlture be. * 3 3 tf .w hatte« To The PuWItt— - £ All bills due the Sanfonl Harald on or before June 30th are payable to me and ‘hereafter.vu bill w ill bf traded out on Thé Herald-by Herald, by any one connected -thereAitd * Bill* due to in« must be settled at oncp as I, am anxious tjj square up gli the outstanding Indebtedness. * *** t-j." 47-4t ’ R. J. Hou-x. ."1 Clothier and Men’s Furnisher Where Devout of the Ctlety CUy Worship Stmflay. ^ RtSLME Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS Of Interest to Theta Religiously In­ clined—Subjects of Discourses for th e Sabbath. f i t r* H * n •! i L C L a n U ) U (Uf C lt, IU ib W t It^auL u Mt, »( tu i iU> A uatM M a ua« •<taa, CLanLHm UaiatMm mmtTala, ikia WJa* k , aftataaK . th e P c o a te s C » n x r * la t lo n * i Rev. Geoit* 0. Waldron, patter;^uad*i> mcmVal «fvke.il; rvralnS sarvlc*. 7:30: pram naetpnl Wedneaday, 7:30 p. in ¡SabGalh achoof. 9:43»^ m J, C. tiumlaref, Saipartmandenl D r a t M c th a d la t ; ; , K*T J. A. Hendry, pattar; church, corner Park avenue la d fif th »irret; p a ra ce le , corner MaamJla-.avrnue and SçvvnLh »irret; Phon« 254. Sunday morolnx aervk» at I I ; «vaaiag ffrvlça. r C . V d a r whsal. 0:45 a. m ; Joe. K »£ttin M r, Supl- Teacher»' tnreUn* every f r ill Ir».’ iiar, Sunday morntax 7:30; SebhalhKbaai i>kin». Sapt.; prayer 7:10 P. m.. toiknrad - P r e t b y t e r ia n m -.B aa tT W cU uH n. 8«pt l pray*« n ta etla * Wad- ueadav MO P. tn “ • There will b e the osual aervlcea at the P^tbyteeiaii church b a il Sunday. Preach­ ing (norfiifig and ‘evening .by thejyaatar Hcv. J. K McK4miO]^ whji has returned frprii a week's abac rices t Daytona beach aud MlamL , < SANFO RD FLO RIDA All Local Advertisement« Under This Heading. One Cent a Word Each Issue For Kent—3 desirably located bouses. Apply Geo. Fox Sr. 718 Oak Avo. W-tf For Sale-Good cow and calf, fresh good milker. Sold Cheap, McDonald. Celery Avcmif. ./• 50-tf For Rent, Sale, or Trade—5 acres fine hamAock land of which 3 have been'cul­ tivated 3 year*, and new sovfed to c6w peas. P, 0. Box 786. • 50-3p Just received Shipment Standard dairy and horse sweetened feed 11.73 sack. Chicken Scratch feed $2,00 sx. Best ’ Oats $2J»'C(>tp/ll.73.: R.G,Stockton. 60-lt ‘ For Sale—Trap, single or double seat. In good condition, very cheap if sold at once- jl. Stephenson. Box 1034. 4g-2p For Rtnt—One five acre and one two and’* hall acre farm, beat harhinock land, fourth year under cultivation, fine loca­ tion. Cash or shares. AiMre«_’Vppot. Briggs has Home Made Coro Beef, otblng like It lo '4owji.' Tnr II Phone 4»;2t. Lost—On streets of Ssnlord. ! gold tuff button with small diamond aetf finder leavruat poatofTlr« and receive reward. K. Honwighoua * 4»;tf Wanted—Lopipai]ton for Invalid. Pre fir * middle age woman. Address Boi 4R -r ’ M M f. - Wantad-JTo’wade^or aome- Impruu^ Sanfonl truck hind; flVe to ten thifuwrrril dollars invoice*; hardware general stock. Inquire Hwald Printing Co. ... .- 4R-4t ■For Rem—Eight acres tiled. 4wo well*, good bouse and bam. 2 mile* weat of town. Inquire a t Herald affloe or-Mrs. fir A. Hill V “ 44«P Our M o tto f " / ’ f" Cleanliness .1 ' l ** ' . •- a ' mixing dóne \yith latest improved S t .V* *' F. V V tary machinery. S p o n c ir’fL Broad ’handlod by «II first class g ro cers.. . ^ ■ W c Mfalrç E verything K now n t« the T rade PHONE 106 •, -v. . NO. i l l PA RK a v e n u e : ■ ; ’* : Branch Store Roberts G rocery, next Poatd£^e' lU sarrakrSunday.at 10 I m. Rpaary. Ktmoo ami iWMdktkM avory jhadey al 7 ;JO p m Suads> (cheat al S a-.UL OyalaalWati h»anl 5*jord»v bofero flr*t Scada y of tha iseath betwroa 4 »cui 3 p tu.'indl and 8 p B». Hr»l Sunday at tounih maaa atr.JOa. to. andJO a m _ j ---------- > • Haty Croat X^t»copal . ^ . t. ÈTwHtao». iV «venia». Celt«« Barbecue A Success The Cotton Barbecue at Apopka was a success In evpry ’ way Ind despite the shower* a targe crowd ^ongragated from Orange and adjoining count!««.“ the pep pis ware ootertoined royally- and the Sanfonl * base 401 Sanford A v e n u e .------4<Mp - For Sale-^eO Victor Laurel Steel Range. Used very Utthf. 8-fi inch lid», at a bargain. Sea al Mfltor'a w arworn.- '^44-if For Rental have «few first class tiled farms for reOl’on ahares. Np money re­ quired. Also aorna for cash, rent- Levi «(lice forbids a detailed apouunt of the meeting this week but The HeraM will truck farms. . giva U (tie spade It deserve* jn next 1bMr*. J. il.P rrvim of- 4afk*ofkitte4< <■"» f tl* h e d ! " ^ * t^ io d 3 S S ^ ^ T ^ French Av e ^ e s t SIdeTiwomu^B» from d ^ ' t * viali to her Kay S. F .W w S s f’. t ’ - r ^ i ^ ^ t of A & n U » ^ . . g o e a t à HMl • Good Time • ' n r * W o-Spiendad orang# grova tfia bnitber W. H. WIUlama- The brother» ' W. J. Thigpen returned yestmday from Might exchango-Hr Sauford ,fei«jr riind bays not often each other far twafra year« hlaaacgtlon trip through the north and of aama vatae. Addresa 'TJwaer Box t £1 shd hod .several pleasant day* together. e«st; While uwaylte vlaltyd New .York, DeLand, Fla. '— Mr fort waa «ccotnDèdMd toy Ms Unie Atlantic Oty and aevdral other Urge F o r R tnt-7 Room bouse, bath aod all linpruvcmenta, 204 Laurel Ave. J. H. cities rStoralog by way of Dr. Douglas Ferguson. • • - 39-tfc ~ M# and Mrs i t ÏI; Garbar ^ave arrived Hay’s .home in the nunviina of Tennessee .- For Sale at a Bargain-Ten acres otl hong: aTtW a two months visit to points where he was «he guest Ter several day*. Besrdall avenue, close to atatlou. Fire jJi»saovlral.tof the state*. Their many Mr. Thlipen Is very «nthuatastlc In acres filed, farmed two year*. Inqulte 3»-tic Xrimds'nre l'rfigbted to bave thom bacg pralaiag Dr. Hays and family who ara Herald. boom ahd to ìtnow that (betf hsalib 'la quite well known In Sanford. 11« said * For RenU-5-acre farm, 2H acres of fine aummer gardeo coming on; 20 bearing gran fi y improved. ~ -; -vV “I never bad auch a fine time in all my. Marshall Smith ' wftbaa ,U> «nuotine« Ufa as 1 had while visiting the Doctor that borsai cannot be hitched to shòde and Ms family. ' Oofijfy hliw d aa3*tb« troea. and bere-afte« thè law wlll be ett- Board Walk ara not ia the race at ali.” faro«d.^»Mrà haya bean pos^ed lo ton, -Everybody knows that ’Thlg'' surely •jpiàyws place«, warnlng thè pubUcabdut ought to know a good fitne(when|rt 'jaes * hHchln : - on« by this rimein *:>■ - 'V - - “Jf 1 ssa fe-. \ *• t ’ ’ * a A 1- j I*; “ • Catholic' . . * -CatkolklBiurch, »venM ^ v ^ n BtN »tkI ratliet Diemason tn «bar»«. • ' ‘ Only excluslve^aker in, thè city. r; I have now. for, sajg at very low. prices 22 Orante Groves, mostly, sit in Orahge.Còunty.^ one iuterestedipiay C a full catalogue¿of : groves a s . to jHçÉcr a n d - p rice 'b y .w ritirii^ fc m e a t S a n fo rd ,- F lo rid a-s �•V l i t t SAWrOKP MtKALD ,■ HIBffl B W H Y N O T¿ O í T - -* ~"‘ 'T- - - « YOUR Vv •• F R O M US »■r~— • W e.G uarantee to Save You Money W - * * on the Same Q uality Goods ■ *, U ^ 'i - Wo can Furnish any Kind of Springs from $ 2 :4 8 up M mu ■ >**-• • **. We can furnish you w ith'the Fest 6-hole Steel Range. There is no Better Baker. Also have the best line of Cooking. Stoves. . - K*LVi it matters' not how large, from the kitchen P parlor, in any Style and. Price you. want. in to the C o tio f Satisfactfoh- Guaranteed on- every Article.. p W e P a y th e Freight on all Out-ofpTown Orders ======= — -n n t r C fv rl^ k n n /1 D x in a Y rn n n rrm f We have Agents at Orlando, Kissimmee, Winter Park, Maitland, Eustis, Mt.. Dora and DeLand who-will be glad ;to call and give you- prices. . Rugs—All Sizes, Quality and Price ABERNATHY & McLAUGHLIN Successors to Jones-McLaughllh Furniture Cbmpany P A L M E T T O A V E N U E AND F IR S T 8 T R E E T - ' - - • - - . . □ □ □ □ □ □ a m m n n a 0 H ■11 [a a □!alösBi9BBI OH IUII r IC I I r f* . SA N FO R D , FLORIDA Bh Mo IIm H r:---- “■ ------• » ’ E. A. Gilbert ind too Howard, were In i lijied It will be very pretty and conven- host on this occasion and mq^- cordially v. Mr. mid Mr« Stevcnsmi nmi )shíIu»i C O U N T Y H A P P E N I N G S Gen**v> onbutlneee faift Tuesday. *. * ieoLand pleasingly d id 'th e y ‘entertain their Margaret and Mím AII*-« n Minim k iWi ' *J ‘ W . ■ ' ,® ;.mV'l^ 1■•I - • j . *•1 guesta, bqing ably aislftcd- by every dtl-f on the Cjty of JackAmv|iii., M..n<] .) Keber Itomrigboue wu* out from San­ ' Mra. Irving Baker wm called to Oriandd te n ’ of th!». bright. UuU city. Severn}. The Stcvenwjni will spend 5 fr* .inVjtfu Thunday.'by the. death of her aunt. A- Budget Of Interesting Itbms ford Sunday guest of Ml and Mrs. J. C. lait wrefca previous thtr Wood/n«n had Invited Jacksonville, then go u> tlwir nc* Iwme Mra. Jum byt;whldi ocL-urrud aJ.the'ieault Ellsworth Jc. -V *. from Correspondents of a' fall ddwn’aatolrway. Mr. Gllmofe Rev. E. Lee ^mlih of Lungwood to preach .at AuguataGa. Min Mionirk* will nil 4 E. T.. Repp with hla bride arrived bore accompanied hi« (Jaugkter. Ifra. Baker, to to'them on thiirdptp. -The Woodmen. 6n the Mohawk to New York wlir’r tjr*- » Y*V,r.C'- *-**- *•%_~ on Thursday from Philadelphia. Pa., apd. with tbp a«litanceofaom e of,Jhe jroupg btblher-Osptsin' Minrtlct'vrblni.ei \#j n r tU M .S OI ORANGE COUNTY am living in their hpme ready- prepared Orlando._>r_ 7 : ' . r lodlee decorated the .Batklit church with take /h a t to bl* „Iwmn Mime« BmoJu, of Oviedo, are spending ni, Am 1-'-.' . OaUnelto. pot- ^ a m a J««t M*sah.,'for no eitenilp.l ^ t r •• v t r l k '. - ■.! v v V i.V i on BeajdaU Ava.1 a few day« among friends 111 Geneva. ' f : E. 1 a JQnatg: boa exchanged hla' house enough to be ditlmy and^beautiful^ The klnd-ihg* tt is, onlrifor a time, ttut Hu ^ \ ' rTriotool gtaff.of. Reporter» Wfcehty r* /Mr. and'Mra. Squire«•and- young/pon sioiic was spedaliy arr«ng<zl .for this d w . people . aiw.leaVtng ut aWourhr»«, './ visited tbelr friaags. Mr. abd*Uig J . . T.' oeatAlotiY. Mis* Mary Aufin ’preoWtrT at wWiee «till foiloW’thein both tu \u ju ) a ' McLain.«.portion of Jait week and enjoy^ llic nrgufl T1h* rnnmfnWR frpra M d 'SpringQeld. . :,, v 1 for .'Mr. Choppel the pisTI«* ■ ^ camping bn.UkoHarncy. Mbteir hell into the church'under bontmand They • taka, poaetkalon of dielr „Herman l>aaiei came over frcrn Chuluo- of tbelr council Commander Mooter, ocW/f wont complain of not.havliu' regn- hdme «boo. / fupying reserved segtaL ‘.they presented to teat Sunday to see the ham« folks. l*V, "ftiflij width and «U-.-wooT summer * Irving Edridge rhtumed from a month« * pl<a«lhg. appearance. Roy; Smith/-' In day, after h short Vsaibon; *.4hrvTirttti'j '- •' Mrs. W. H. Howard idd Interesting weather thii season. . «thy In Ifkahtoa. lait wedL tda aiater Mra. Alldreo trhbn 'ftwo rnoniha’ v(ilit.io his usual•mcateTful -wuy ftetd Jtbo.’ifnksest Bao^ny ffid|h>iof WIJfritf ow;*'(.f*ou.j»u*l ' v -MlatSahi Smith I« again at her’ horny Koom a u » w ltb -h im for a'vlalt. . nrtihUpn of ltd, slwwmg how ¿Ipse llo tlu? ¿É^hrtaKc« dwlf»g tP-'.cvrf^lh. frsttc/» u> North Carolina and Virginia. ' v. - ?£,p living cympitted ttie rummer term of Hye» of a true WoddmSn And s true pe: btMight . befoiro ihe ifontTtgrutb' «n¿ -n. ■ Mr*. Robldkcm. of- Oakhllt has been Mra. A A.. Mpran baa been quite sick chtUUan; nt the -aAroo tip ii iiutVpMlng «fcoolaijh* W f t* ‘ <-"■ •> ~ « i . a. lCv A jJ ffiortdrAt-: /ill urged to fun- pod made ' a icuiemeut with the for aovorel day« hut 1« now' Improving. uiwa his iikiiic'uoit Uto w ltallIm portant be primiij Mil. U P. Hagan iod children nodr of. San/onl and - Everglade* R. R, for-the ?*■ ' u -t .Y n L 'ifc if Etheridge and son, Culver*, of bcihd oj*if7uust }b 1‘Qny iiuprcnSp. rJt - *-»- j Ffiy y - m"’• ■ /WLand*to making a vielt In Markhantj . >'Lá«t Friday eveolng tjocytml one uf death of her buetwnd teat -yearr ${$) Mr. and ilfg P«v|<S Speer, W. U M g and Power."' A tfhe dose of thy sertnou the jT 'B.TX Hartley nm rped -irtgo Hot String' «11 the aum accepted. * eveots ÜHUirron^ the mpatjdeasant so D. N. Sutton attended tne Woodman aer* Woodpi«1' marchod: btfdt .to ^heir hath ^oCrihe ^ ? lint week, much Improved in health and .' far». Mamie Robinson of OekiilD vUitad n on In Oviedo lait Sunday. <;.ty Ims kitawn. Thirty r;of; u* Vilea'ds juw'»* ’. j*¿f ’ anJ imnu-dlntely were ¿anie'd tor!■private gathered M Dr, Uinnlck's ■ r*nde the höfn« folk! a^vlsif before tkk- her fatfiW .Fred Cowan ^«tiW eekr She Mlia Lydia. Geiger la at Hbinc from Lake hotnw. aod «eryod v h h f b y u i of the -. * * UphliwoA Went from here to Puma OordhC/. - i - City where «he haa beenwttandlng n nor- land.“ Every,. AitUctf had prepared. Tor Aame to *W good bye to the Sjévtn^'» and MU* Mlnnick. - WWhr e ll; t tB‘{C gueafa and altogeihef. a^moet eti Tha_6und«y echohj pdpQi eke/ fiavlng mat tbool. rji'lq'iuive these people lea' c utThe baby child of j . T. McUlft hnfor*' day-wnskpepi by s it”: - ' ; ■dmXvery |4ed»«utk gatherings; Tlppaday ticpperarily, the «yysi»n .7 evening’ «ubaTIiffefcnt homes. tunately found* a box of calomel tablet! fa « # W U&i; V ; ;T ate thirty of -them.' Dr. wai called yéiWkcrkad"«Jttrtugtháwlsó»* Harry W «d.'J. ‘F . . McClelland npu ataly «rnTfendererT all nercaaary S^UfC«*l* tw tiered. M.Ealrldgo are havf i/. -•JMrx. L. F. Blankuir now Uf"Orlando, The child wai doing - nicely int several day« among ug lait week, nAich other work preparatory -----— j latest reporta. ¿A , . • Our ¿nimhMlfciBhfrWily ■ a ,me gueit of Me. Cl D. Pearson and fatal- tar gardening *ee*on la now sfWoma kind at Thi'/iar^ ._ ^ taatrength, Wr n«« vfr- )"/*.»» here. * • J Rev. Mitchell of KUrImracd.K agaistiag . s. nnrt the ' price Rev. Brook In o Serie« of meellaga at the Mra. D. H. Moaa and Spñ*. ale roov Müi Flora Pearaun left. We<Ul*d*y j f «anford furnl ' Week- tn joln ' Wat Week for. I*kelend.-wheraiahg-ófJB_ to JsckeonvlUe .1 J 'thlz j .. Methodist church. Bro. Mitchell la ¿it tuxo Co. __ ___ - with ______ boors of the dny4knd night bringing moke a »U weekVUH wUfa her *lit<?r*; . ___ ______________^ whoJrna a töCgVpöaltJdn a n qerneat uble and efficient worker‘-and r . Ui. •. *Wr rlf ‘ fwnnMiiM fV F aI . m i¿no m í ' regratl a .J . iklYa Insurance Co. EVery thHjfk ^PM***“ fiineva aome fine «ennons.,^ fir®# of flics and mosquitoes,’ Mr.Waldron anfSifatWÍy'of Senck li «way tic the summer and duripg depanure and ihey wUl be grcatJr missed. { ;^ jt i. « .deplwaM* facf that i ^ ' • ‘ fOrd weft vUltorir for IW tfiv. hi ,thi. We truit they twill return to live in l! week the neighbbrs have been w*nta connection/|py pleoaant home of Mr. dnd W n ; W^ f tr borne here againAbout 40 frlrtgtf/L. y driving the cattle out or his Very Serious l wy are unable to get Buchanan Friday of lait wedL^ ^ gbore'i^re.Mra. Mom a geoUirw-iiu^ L door yard where, he hod a fine stand of Course when It k a -very Serious Cjattrr To-ask A good»1zed and .t-vi-nlng, thq bulfca took, w calculate on*;fow. peas an^feUHfrrothcr'thing* growing for ooa^ medicina and have tbs j e n t Saturday of taat week wt Palm flAee and wpfrcUcmwy e » i' th^pfiui*body Is paying until'Jn desperation. Grandpa Garmly wrong ons give« you- * For this /Spring«, enjoying the bathing and having m«o carried^»Ingredients fdr lemonade, wnd Dr.’Mlnnick w ung a barbed wire on for such oonveotencc^. we would like to reason wq urge jroa In baying to a good lime generally. :-r 1 .- íJ.’lí V--1 ' : ' ' ..¿v’ the evening'was pleasantly peewd with ha4e Ukem-when badly needed. For sev- top of the fence dnd ibey haven't been tw canfhl to*ignt the geauloo— mudo aijd MdHng. One. and all wiahilr. erardays pasMhd central hare fcégjnw# o/oralnot.' Itbcgms to k^k - r J i . . ,as . if we ’ MOORE'S STAtfÖN ’.^ hd Mra/ Moaa prosperity and . success la ‘ ft able to get 9anford‘s eentrid, riw all have to fence vith.barbed wife. Ml,- uaw home. It wlh.be a fine thing when aornc _ Ic<)ttwnnd«iwi>'w TWflftaW ' —■•V . ' i troublaseems to‘ be/between the firry «tartas movement and the farmers taka a . ' . . r-t ’* i The many friend« of Oliver' Mitchell and Sanford. We tlott the managers Medicine GChCVA JOTTINGS will make an extra effort to keep this ^and together to- protect the marl vea * will be pleaded to know.’he U aWe v lo / d t SimciÚ JjwrfBOBáfcaB B lii Uri I Ir í w kt * dglnat these roving bards. We hope to | | | | 9 line In order In future. read and write .end .ha* aomy of this old, i what reg«lnod hl» «peedh.^ * -‘'M f a .'N ic h o l s o n ha» returned. 6301 ’ J it* . Hamffilt ahd bhiidreo of AUintT m U U * <^ DBlil0r,,nk0 Loula Willi* and young tona Wll- a visit to Sanford dhd Osteen. . Bain abd Herbert are. vUiUog h«r párente Will Adams, of Herndon, Virginia, I» on in Apaflfchlo.-N. O,.. jto d '*11) vialf.in q. visit to bis brotber aud ois^et! Mr. imd V " HiWidme. te h n , apd dti,« point»./ ' v* Mr!. X & A d iW pyrf Wild* wai'gt'horn»; from 0»w ‘ ■■■■■ ■ 354t ® I raugHT i 'U lit I f ig« g iq p pp m jj i jv i T : VSHSI -wr • • p i r n ' v w S' '■ W* ■‘-1* , ■ " ^ J w * W - ■__ �/. ; . me santo ko herald SANfORD’ S fE R T ILIZ E R f ACTORY ■• .-S-Cibe orange producing section of Florid o ‘ - -t# right at tbe door of the largest con­ suming markets of tho «Minify;,Vilhin*« Tsdlua of a thousand mlk*j *hnd wlfffln ha pvjsfoga distance of *Ut hundred/miles, dwaif pcilnrf« .fifty iul[JItju peppfc, * • ~***Pr^lF® tD' Ftoritj*. this ïaU-khan oyer. Tljirforih«n#r> bo,Vs*. l^laEesiod last . .Wlniet ishrtt* *TO bound, and I wheo the spsTng tlpte came, VjL u'., - lâiégaln 'lookieg to t)df Hate, since his ive been ta/rimH up by hot winds. , ■.„ ;.,.Wben tho tflqcWa Litfus*Exchange was ... flriièiorganixed Û thadé Jupe'-) the end of ‘ the-fist») veer, from the fact that the. fiscal year, that for • mapy.years jwevkror the 'ernugc ctw had ■ I, all bedfi -^flkárkeléd. . Improved methods of handling fruit and the wisdom of bold lag shlpinenuTiuck for better prie« has lengthened ’the shipping period Afully e ihonth. end tbe Exchange ~finds that It cannot fully dpse pp iu season's affaire by June 1st. A little frdlt Is tilU^movlug hero end there over the Mate. Fruit dealers still have oranges and grape fruit for sol". Tbefjundilion Is excellent. . EARN ER’S RUST PROOF CORSETS THE RELIABLE BUTTERICK PATTERNS DRESS G IN G H A M S Colored Lawns Our new shipment of ging­ hams in all the new and pretty fall patterns are here.* They are the genuine amoskeag which means perfect washing and durability. See th e se '' on cen ter v l table for Monday -• These lawns come in white, flight blue and lavender b ack grounds with dots, .figures aild large floral designs. T h e s e u s a special are sold less than 'Actual cost, .henctM he' limit f t 1 of tim é beginning 9 o’clock, and for Mon­ day o n ly .........--------- REM N A N T S A LE Danish cloth is half wool and liulf cotton« will wash like linen. The piece on sale for Monday is 36-iqches wide in a deep shade of cream; very suitable tor onepiece dresses; separate skirts, regular value / , / f ■ ■ 35c. Special ............. 1.43 1.29 4.98 J .98 1.39 |T, - . C R EX RUGS TfieSe 8x10 reversible Crex I * ^ * , ' V it ê Í\ rugs are worth and nre sold reg«., I ' Jfji* ularly at from 6.50 up, being ! Ifeht, cOOHookijig.aa .well as the most durafije rug made makes thenvujiecessity, to * f o r - M O N I® ¿8N W - v(llV - f •d / i ■ÇPECIA^^pér.yai d . I v th ej i^i ii t*^ t h e s e n r e s p e c ia l^ ' p ric e d a t t S P E C IA L S . • -Thise splendid jcqttoo. bop and hotlcru'i single 4)c;l mnttrosses hre great selllits nt 2.60; hut thefurnityre, man says give them a s p c c l t t ^ t I h a v w iK ,lo n g m e t n h e r ^ f h k h tlie r a , j t / \ C\ ........ m £ . r ^ - . r SHOE8 ! li* .4* t a a a a s » « » 4.00 patent. Vjcj,v^un A Q vfO m e ta r ta n s.^ i .*>-V-V. 3.50 p a te n t. vici, gun.;. Q rQ t t m etal, tan*:V:j‘- -J- -?X.3.00 patent, viçi/^ guû>;, p ¿ÎQ . m etal, t o n s * : ¿ t-¡ ; ut-2.50 p^tentv ylclr gun p Ì 7 •m prnl ttn naft n a____> ___ T O i l t f . metal,, , — Ladies* and children in propor­ tion. Every pair warranted * A ^" «* '' Oh-our last ceuter counter ; you...w ill'.find :mûny useful 'kitchen nrtlclds.ilnnves. forks, rrspoons. •grumtewarh, tinware, an fact mokt a n y tfung. used<in l\* *•'**‘ f "V ■'' -■ • the kitchen lip'to 25c; also a fiig line'bf crockhryware, cups, - T-* •- * ■ ¿' ■ Baucera,* platps, butter* and sugar dishes; if you m iss this sale. you VwiH tniss sonie very unusual bargains. Remember values up to 25c for .• £?>-{* . ¿i o n ly , f, r - U 8acall. . 4 •* t * I?* .--ÍT, I* J. —^ ---- ‘ »IJ • • * 7— • TT■_ JSk■ Screven’s elastic; etSÇUft 1x* drawers, 2V n tftf. * Ti 75c 1„ Tjeapi P. Yf. R. drawers, 5(JC V al.. B. V., D. , dljiletic style a h . va h ic, * . .shirt, 30c B. v : D. athletic áfyle drawers, 50c v a l . . . . . . 4 $1.25 Frisbie coat shirts Q'jp'; ; .................... . . . . . v . * y / c 7 5 c >colored*£oot shirts, o n l y . . . . ............. -*%-J ^ ^ i'ZKzri. - ¿4¿.y- ^ - - - v‘' A" 'TwoÆtàrp»,1_2i:i43 E. First**,.! . ' ► i*A2 •*. * % %-’ •• j "W"• M E N S ' WEAR o n ly - * . :„cJf you have not visited-ourdurr t^iittirc ilepottumnt- lately ypu *Shoiiitf do’so. Many new things and -some of the best bargains*: yoil,ever heard of; you will find everything usually parried in a | first-clossJurniture store.» Give •1 - • , * . *« • *• Furniture Department , • ,*■ ‘ ' *.’ «* 1 '• * , STORE CLOSES THURSDAY NOON -HALF ~ K 23c •* i - • . *• - *■ a Just '25 leftn thlô regu­ lar 25c'qUflUty china matting» a full: y á ttt\ widò and ,_n jgood* yaluc.at 25c,: wili/bc on- sale. P- > i#-. : Sr-. Cashmere Bouquet soap, 35c kiud............................. All Colgate's 10c soaps 3 for 25c, per c a k e . . . .........* 8 k All Colgate’s 5c . soaps 0 far 25c, per cake,,............. Colgote’s Talcum Powder 25c kind only _________ And a full line of toilet artioles at the very* lowest possible prices. \ 'V- C H IN A M A TTIN G S • J u st-tv e lv e nice size room •rocker with cobler fibre seat nicely finished in oak and. u splendid ^alue at from to | $2.00; on sale at^ 9 o’clock and for- Mond iy o n ly . S p e c ia l..: t-i♦ y •! y• •“* ________ l> -- t»A. * W 4 TTR E S S T o ilet A rticles Not a great many of these fiats, hut as long ns they last, .w ill 1>6 a ‘ great money-saver to yoiit They are in the new­ est and best blocks. The 3.50 pnd 4.00 ones fo.\ .... $ ? . 7 9 Tne'2.50 and 3.00 ones f o r . , . . ................. .i. . . 1 .9 8 The 2.00 and 2.25 ones • f o r ....’, . . . . , ............... 1 .3 9 $5 solid leather suit djO Q Q cases. S p ecia l.. . . . $2 imitation aligotor case. Special.......... $2 matting fibre case c Special .........■*. ' $7.50. all - leather hand satchel special $3 good fibre hand satchel. S p ecia l.. x $2.50 good fibre hand " satchel. S p e c ia l..!. S P E C IA lS - A new shipment of these very pretty as well as servicable japonikn silks for Monday; 27 inches wide in all shades and #for even­ ing wear j cannot be beat at t\yice the firice. These Q PJ nre on a special connter for Monday at STR A W H A T S , MENS’ HAND SATCHELS CHAER Ja p o n ik a Silks You will find the center aisle tables overflowing with great bargans in REMNANTS for Monday. These are of this season’s best, only they come in odd lengths. All are mark­ ed in plain figures at about HALE PRICE —*— - •" ■ .Meed Mere Papers . "Lkange county already turn moraflew»paperf to tba population than most other« and n W oomee our frietkf E A. Douglas«, . of. Odiando. Tallahassee and Oviedo,, whojeopoaaa to'publish a dew pepar in that (own. We have beard rumors of , papers In Winter Garden, Pine Curie nn<| Orange Center—all of which Is very, good add calculated to Increase the Intelligence .df tbe people. We extend the. hand of ~ ' felkrwshlp and wish the Oviedo add East K*x? Orange venpqp, succo»« Orlando ClfJ- Again we are giving, you the opportunity of buying this full 40-inch medium weight white lawn, very suitable for dresses, waists . and the princess slips; a good value at 12H c fji ' / V ■" vard;-:ae-_ ;r s p e c i n t ^ v f - B / f 4 for our Monday’s sale a t ___ ¿____. . . ____ -s. r Florida Notes There are four seasons in Florida: The dry season, the wet season and pepper and salt . The real battle between the oranges of Florida and California is the buttle be­ tween Taste ar^d Looks. Florida has becri lukuriuting In water­ melons for • two months and the crop Is still ns good as ever. , «. • - rv Kains forihis season are still deficient. but then we have no'reason to complain. The West and Southwest are practically burned up .' . } The truck growers of Punta Gorda have formed an organization and will sell -their producía through- a central ex­ change. *. - - ■ •_ * *•’ ' The man who planted corn and Ulen.tu tbe same field plant«! velvet beans has u double crop wliloti cannot be excelled; in I VnifAd Stales. f, " v• 'ihbd “Thb cHruVg'uwcy» of Pofu« Goffia wjll a modern packing house to Uù/i3le • tW^ruU 1* ttoet-vifiniiy, Goo,l^i«rpk hri ngs gopd prices. •-^Texa» hks ordered B.IWO.OOO bushels of potatoes from *Ireland paying* AJ.75 a i - bushel for »he spuds.. Jlcnlcr»FiorUluîtouhl. tic suppling T ^as- w|tf» [’"i7L,, 7th« pota/oes. More Irish dnd more sweot . pulotcpi should be grown In th lssU i* .^ JU LY j Grower» Have finest Plant In tfte South at Their Door : Tbe Vlrginlo-Carollna Fertilizer Com­ pany, tbe largest manufacturer of feztlliter in the South. reCOAnizintf' tho fact that Sanford waa an ideal location for a • factory early laat fall decided to put up a plant here that would not onlyaupply the large trade conUnguous to Sanford, but all of Orange county and South Florida. Tbe grower* wanted a good factory here wUere they could aave not only in the price of the material but In freight rates . at well While established late.*lait sea­ son the V.-C, people made many friends last season and the grawers are all satis­ fied customers this season. •. The Vlrginla-Cnrolina Chemical Compiny now have In operation their new plant and are daily making car ‘oad ship­ ments to various points in South Florida* They reoenUy received a shipment of over BOO tons potashes direct from their mines In Germany. They have a full slock of bli materials on hand aod are re­ ceiving almost dally a stock of new ma­ terials.- They ora now making up goods fir this coming season, and aril) remtll and screen before shipping. This will Insure flnesydianlca 1 cuadi^on. V r« -. • TheYactory here Ir modern throughout with labor-saving machinery, having thrpe milling and baggipg machines tylth capacity of ISO tpns daily. Elevators with overhead railway and dump cars fur placing. materials In different pans of tbe factory. All the machinery is’ run by electricity. They use nothing but high-grade ma­ terial# |n manufacture of their goods. Some of materials now In stock: - H. G. Tankage (different - grade*) aertl phosphate, (different grades), dried blood, (various grades), cotton seed meal, castor pomace, high-grade tobacco steins, ni­ trate soda, dried bone block, sulphate am­ monia, sulphate potash, muriate,, kulnlt, hard-wood ashes, land plaster, etc. ■TV" '' 1 Mi* K . I • I ‘ r? . I■ *- FLORE ^ : ^n A Ï -.-mAÎvti �FLORIDA NOT AN ELDORADO But Any Ind u strio u s jvian Who Uses h is h an d s I BICYCLES AND SDHDRIES A improved ; ; ' The aheUrioound a t th e m outh of Lake Mo0rw ,.v-v venlence for picnic parties; adm ission free. The swinumn? under thc6o big oaku Isem iltied and d ean e d every day nn i w ith pure drinking water. A sk your doctor!? opiniui ..i™. Try it once and you will come again. Open1 TI I URs nwQ SUNDAYS. O ther days by arrangem ent. SHANIBARGER * BEAUTY: SPO T W O O D LA N D PARK 2 5 BICYCLES * — r to u h u ui* to su. ro s hew •m m fw»« >i ORLANDO. N A TU R A L FLORIDA -And His B rains Can Make a Living There la no question about the oppor­ tunities' that Florida offers to the homoaqeken, provided that home rocker it able Intellectually and financially to grasp them. <It should not be understood, bowsvtr. ' that * Florida la an Etdoradq, where people of indifferent capacities, ' , buy. Ignorant and penniless, can make a '? living without work of effort. Such peo­ ROOM 20 ple cannot succeed anywhere—they are a V menace to n n j community, and th a t la Upstairs, Pico Block M more place for them in Florida than there would be a place for a profesaiona tramp behind the gr^ll-ralllng of a bankOpen Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m lag, counter • • AND • : Unfortunately- too many of the land Saturdays 4 to 9p . m. companies who are promoting Florida landa—and perhaps good I*?*)«—have S tr a n g e r s W ei Coinè permitted their ambition to sell, regardlass of how, or where or to whom, get •way with their good Judgment In this respect Too much has been written that would lead the thriftless man of tbe north or west who 1* worthies« a t home -and wholly without honor or pride or industry, P lu m b in g a^nd tty believe that to first move upon a-ten _ a^fe tiiict of laud in Florida would.-en­ G a s F ittin g ly sure for him jf Jlfe of ease and'luiaty the remainder-of his days: ' A.U Work Jlecelyea My Personal Attention Ai dii •-t , j•• r*. * . and best «■"orts - sjVdplo have been led to sell theirJUtle \ l belongings at home and spend ¿very dol- letting them know that he will be a candi­ '’hone E3Ù Opposite City Hall l>u obtaining (be a railroad ticket to Jack- date and will see Vach and everyone of : __ . . i n * __I . ________ o '- . L i. __ — vllje, only to ^eoch this gateway to them before the primary. Everybody state hungry'and broke, and yet mows Charlie Hatid but iti case you do many and many a mile for the little tract not the following bit of history will be of land upon which they had been led io Interesting: Charlie Hand has been a resident of begieve would blossom with gold dollars at the very sight of a new-comer. Boshl of Orange county ever since the state Why will any land company use decop- wns discovered and from that titpe. up . lion to sell to a horde of worthless tramps, to the present has been engaged In busi­ when the straight, convlncy truth would ness. He was conductor on tho old pl#ce the same lauds In the hands of Orange Belt Line shortly after that road people of Intelligence and industry who was built and was hired On account of would make gqpd for themselves and be­ his size. The engine and train would come an honor to tbclr adopted state! cave the^track every half Jmpr aad u was needed {o punch. lt*n;,back The truth about Florida Is whot the man >tg fellow * t t -¡4. e. i j * of brains and means want to know; the on. Mr. Hand'foFmRtiy yoir» hos been truth about Florida will convince the man engage^ in U»6 livery business- Iff1*Ban-, of brains and means and that no stats in ford and tyis also found time to 6e deputt A P.lcaSure to Taste this union offers more or better oppor­ sh e riff Jn which office he has been ver tunities; the truth of men and wofrten successful poupled wllh a knowledge of that the established citizenship of this crime and crltilihals, Mr. Hand luta nerVe," state will welcome with' ¿pen arms, and •cooperate with and help and nl<Q - ,* There are good lands lA> Fforlda nptl there Are poor lands. There areionU» manage the affairs of ito office with the suitable for. sandy section? and which aulito care that he has always exercise« ihf best results csrmot be toped for with- In his _ own affairs.' * .• £ A llln-ajiphas.il. Bond fs eminently' •pqt irrigation. There are lands Hn Flo­ fitted for the positionand 'does -.'not be-4i rida that are especially "suited for' the cul­ lt _ - _ ** í: ."A Uovo that the office U coming to him (wt tivation of high-priced, crops, Celery, let­ that he wiUYo after ito office.andsbHcita tuce, etc. and other iapds that are es­ pecially adopted to the -good old -staples, (he vote of every citizen upon'hia' merits. such as cotton, coc'q 'oate. pot?toes, ehv S an fo rd Xto honest real estate man wllfpoint cut r* ^ V . T h e S a m e O ld • Thla Is a true story. L plainly - nod concisely these’ Tacts. He wills#!! only honest jands, for the purpose . J5 week ago.n now family .moved. Ihto of nfkklng money for himself tu-be-smh, Sanford. A ,lfew evening later otis of nAlghl>ofsoatLHliHV tto n ew nririVnl*.-1 forth« liglkérahd-hoWii purpose Aws"Where did yon'eyer get ouch’ a pretty of sailing hla community with atleslrable Waist!*’ osked lhn caller gushingly.. .class of thrifty, iDdustriog*peaplet* . "Down at youlr"dry>|bodj|1sU)«r here.“ Florlilh* lands‘af proVCu volile, gt the replied the dew-comer. . ^WbyT..U > 'v -pdoes’pnvaillng, are the ebrnpeist .agriT dltlt^-knOw such 'Awnfkbe. cdhufrtl lands in (he United State* today! Aghf In the . town—in foot, { didn’t Re laavK.os proven by. government figiw .f^ncs kept slilrtwaists at alii Bevftbs, wlll net moretto tho -acre—Indeed Ltrtri«® 1 hftvo wanted a waist In' a ■net per acre In Florida is higto* than » t t never tried b uying It’at eb|siwhere. . *’*»■. . euppose I had to send to Chicago And then tv Uve To’*Florida Is a COotldefatlon o f weight. .While the people tnie story, and It demonstrates art dyfiif from * heat pryVtradvps In the vejopraem of home trade Is nonh and west during the ,l» t months matter—and that several parties for Its delay. ^ i the Ont person to blame dolly work^rithout;. thè el|ghu-»t jdlsbòó^ rort. While thè péoplo 'dT thi ^tordx and Sh«> thought tftat she sent away from wnai : afe Ice-bound in )he cold monito tome for things because they were not ttopoople of FUxlds óra working out carried at borne, whereas. If they were doors In tbelr ahlri-eleevss ahd cnjoylng carried at borne. It was .because she sent a etfmate that 1s absofutely .'wffhont ah VW«ji for them. ^Itwl in thè wbole widd Ttot they were'carried at home was Yes. Florida! No siate offerì ths mirò only because of' the dealer’s faith In the oommunlty, or the. presence in the comof indtm ir and suffident meam eriy gel under way brlghter '.y r f ^ c U or itmnhy of people who believe in com­ a groater fulUra—bui -inlndvmj: vto ha.A munity development- ; tiOthlftg to brag of, fbr tbe ' tqtfòlsnt and tluiftneao.—Industriai Record, Go west on F irst street. Marl rood to Brady s stum n orth to R and’s siding; crons railroad and keep road •>»«. n along railhtad; good hard road all th e way. VkVk.fiV ID E A L H. D1NGEE brings financial returns p le ajlh ft^ the grower. Do not lose the maximum profit due yotf by using poo plant foe food from improper* sottfcetl’1 IDF AI v PRO FIT, „C * ll «1 o«f S anford Branch W u tb o u M la chug« ni R C. M o » , It ,, Wilson & Toom er'^Fertilizer Company JACKSONVILLE fLORIDA S T H E C IT Y H. E. W IS E , Proprietor ■Formerly Manager of Central Cafe Steaks, Chops, Oysters and F ish a S pccinlty *’ * *\ ’ A Place For Ladies ^nd Gentlemen Everything F i r s t C u n Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets ore Solti at Red Cured Me M A X W E L^L’S ;;j ; ¿ I Í D r ne«r!y t e a yekrfc fitd lB im it'tftfie » , Mr». Mgry Jîhk» o f Trradyllor, ^ i t r i ^ î u f t l ' e d w ith womanly; troubles. S h t ii y » : ■v 'A l last/* I tóok dow n oqd thatigfil I would Um. j c o u lJ not sleep ; - I tjpliMn’f e a t . I. TTatf pains all ovet, Tlie d o ctoxL .gavo--roe up. I read that-C ardtri had'lrelped so m any, an d -, I b e g à fiv tô take H ; a n d It cured me. Gmliil sav ed my Wei N o w ,-J c a o d o anytfUng." Guava Pasto Í RESTAURANT ( F lm Stroeu-OM block Irom Depot opposite IWuiti.-» i If you are wom-outejor Buffer from any of -.Ih« pain» peculiar to W eak women, such as haadache, hackactie,- drajfBÌntf*dùwn feeling», pAing lo Ann,* aide, tup Of limbs, «nd otlíer syifi¿rip/n» of wvminly «trouble,-yuu «hould try CgHul, tb* .woraan’a tonic, Preparad froin per­ fectly fúirolesí, >vegcUble .fffgrtdftnbk Cardul ' is tho best remedy for you to a« It càh do you npthlng bat good. Guava Jelly Armour’s Extract ifc o n ta fn a n o d à n g ffT o u i-d n ig s, It h a s no bad after-effect*. A*k ÿour d ru g g is t H * sells a n d recom m ends CarduL • r WWNtff Latus*Advtswr Otti, Ö.tWnöot» M*dicto» Ca, Oattsaoen. Tw», * * Îa^rnmnâ, aad0S-p*z*book, "ito«»*fH«tw«alh rWawt»” *«it u.». IN Armour’s Bouillon :e MÏ the.-summer. - r ' They expect to return rin *September and make Sanford tbelr future home. Tliér best wishes of flblr many Sanford fflsnda. . . -------- í::- , - Hace the lillas to .your real estate In M iel Realty Trust Company and. avoid comnUgations. For particulate address a F Whi tuer, Jf^ Secretary., - f f . * 7*H '• lmxjnvei|letif«d herself to buy away flop) tome because she did'not knew Um stuff w as A borne to buy. All then Is In the development «4 home trade W'getUng -these two parties together, (to buyer and seller Showing tbe buyer that the Can to y at tome to as good advantage to herself as eUewhen and to greater ad­ vantage to tbe town; showing the dealer that pcdple can be Induced-to buy at to>Oe U shown ’dial they riuv. net the some goods for the sartie roooqy, ^ U Is time for tbe.boyer add seller to* get together for mutual benefit and for the upholding of their community and tto conservation of their home». ■ * THE- NF..W H IG H -L O W I SUMMER STYLE 1 CHALMERS i OOKS HIGH FEELS !.OW * Pimento Cheese yourself to the high-lo\v Chahners. A sultry ^weather shape tliat promises coin* uakc8 good” bccttusc made right. Four P ly . • 15c. Two. Mr 25c. in S a n fo r d Phone 3 9 �Combination Num ber 1 & W eekly Georgian, Spare Moments Magazine, Gentlewo­ mans and the Sanford Herald all for One Year $ 2 .0 0 Combination Num ber 2 ■ ** 1 • • Wl'*.**" , t *“ \ • N ew York Packer and the Sanford Herald for $ 2 .0 0 Year Combination Num ber 3 •-‘ “V . ^ . ■* 1 ,» , Florida Grower and the Sanford Herald for $ 2 .0 0 Year ..............■ s • " . . k a • •. • attori Num ber 4 Twice a / ek Tlmes-Unlon and the Sanford Herald both l j ri *r * K„ you are already a Subscriber we will ■adv&n a year to any of the above Papers Herald FiU out the Coupon below and send it* to us with Cash, •Oil M l «] «I « l 1 * jA 1 * *1V -Mi ■ T’ ■ tl “ * *. *■ * . . T Ó T H E H E R A L D P R IN T IN G CO .• * » Sanford, FlrokU . , Find enclose $2.00 for which send die with 'combla«' £ £ ¡3 6 t f l *>! Address here Whether th a ï* « New Subscriber *r Renew»] ■I 1 M 21J �■ 'Uniti! me sANròitb jim u t ii NEWS O f THE WORLD rr* MVVl lt«ms of-4nt«r«st Gleaned From- Various Sources • .. i~ HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK M r* the Reader* Will find a Brief Historical Spring Howto* r o r Hurried Readers > James W. RelUy, of Buffalo, N. Y., po­ litical secretary .to Norman E. Hack, chairman of the National Democratic Chaunittee, who la visiting Jacksonville, u r/t that be believes that the Democratic party la in better shape now than It Rha been in many years, and that there are tauur.good men available for Presidential nomination at the next national conven tlon of the party. ^ •Indiana may have the center of popu Utlon but Ohio possesses/dja" center of vlrture. It is none other than this village of Degraff, in the center of* a* strictly 'firy* 'region, which boasts oT1.200 In­ habitants. and the fact that there has not been an attest within Its borders In the lost two year*. Boston if much, disturbed by. the fact that at least one death from Asiatic - •* -*■» JV. A Challenge Statement •f •• kU tca that UMW it aa m otot Averaged w * b s« |v u (or iv i th w ve growers J i v n w a affiliated « u m a iiu with The Florida Citrus Exchange hereby announces has for their oranges shipped tijrough the Exchange, the Exchange a higher price—net on the „ „______ ____ , , than anv other marketing agency In the State of Florida, jiaa paid an average to fta growers for Ig §£«!( of almuar grade, pack BwPquaUty. ... and quality. • i - ,<•.. .1« V'- *• *a . V Some Claims v> •. ,^ v No. 1—The Florida Citrus Exchange claim s that It has handled Its citrus fruits, from time / CLAIM vuntil delivered at destination, including all b a r g e s of selling (Which Include b ro k lr■n_>W loa presence of two persona who era believed to be stricken with the disease. E?* CLAIM No. 2—'The Florida Citrus Exchange claim s that it has obtained from the purchasers in the. In mild form, end who have escaped the market places of tha United States, a higher price for-The citrus frnittf Handled by the Florida Citrua.Ex'custody and observation of the health change during the season o fJ 0 1 0 -ll than has been obtained by. any other marketing agency in the -Stated authorities. of Florida for fruit of similar grade and quality, sold at the same times; * 1 c \. » 'ti-i l-* ' • - V ' The retufns from Saturday's statewide CLAIM No. 3—Tha Florida Citrus Exchange claims that today its packs and b ra w k iu r< rh ig h er prohibition election, while still incom­ •with the trade that purchases and sella' d tr d r m ilts In 'th e markets of the country thAM Ojjg.-pMks-an4'.» ^ " plete, show that lb«, anti-prohJbUlon I• brands of any other marketing agency In the citrus deal in Florida, for fruit of same r o d e »Hd^tiahty? : . . tones have pkobabJHHba by a . majority CLAIM No. 4—The Florida Citrus Exchange claims th a t,it is the only ag ea d y > (W ttfa g in'-.tfie • variouslycttlmnt«*^fltkro 3.000 to 10,- citrus deal in Florida that renders an honost, lnte4Hgiblda«cqunt sa le to its shipp^ra^n tb te iN a the btuyVT 040.1 The "dry*" lflpulbtually•oonoeded agency in Florida that states on its account tale the actupldate and place of s)QV;the actuql amount o f' their defeat, but charge fraud and m o: money rceiv.ed for the fruit sold, the name of the purchaser ('find plainly states ajlfdeductiohsipf «very threaten - a contest in the courts Re■ nature ^ d kind from the gross proceeds ofTHe JMue,.Wjhifb. enables the growprao feadlly and intelllparts received and tabulated by the Asn ■odkted Press show that the antl-prohl.gently check back to see whether h e has received kb hohcat acCounting or n o t ; . ■' bltlonlsts have slightly increased their CLAIM No. 0—T^e Florida Citrus Exchange dlaims that no agency for the sale of d th is fruits, lead over Friday's returns, but perhaps operating In Florida, actually handles the fruit of its patron for total gross, charge to the grower of net sufficiently to insure their success. 10 cents a box—o r anything near that au m ^ td Include all costs of h a n d lin g , of whatsoever nature and Their majority Is still under 4JW0.kind; including brokerage, auction charges, commissions, salaries and other elaborate arid undetailed ex­ p en ses,A S M ANY GROW ERS H A V E B E E N M ISL E D INTO. B E L IE V IN G . v i , . . • .. TThere could bd no stronger pvidence CLAIM No. 6—The Florida Citrus Exchange claims that it ia the only marketing agency operating offered that there la an abundance of money in the country aeeklng Investment in cltrun fruits in Florida that pays in full to the growers for whom it ships, all of the claim s it col­ then the- fact that the Panama canal lects from transportation companies for loss, damage and overcharge. rl bands, bearing but three per cent Interest are subscribed far three times over. ■V TOne of the most brutal prize flgbty ' heard of In many years was held at Sodoin The Florida Citrus Exchange hereby challenges any marketing agency operating in the State of Reservoir,- In Southeast New York last Ida to dhsprovS any of7the .six foregoing claims— ftoi by itnere ex-'parte'statements, but by positive Florida Sanday, when two Danbury fighters. Dekin proof backed up by evidence, to be submitted to three unjAejudiced, unpartisan growers and operators ndd Regan, fought twenty-one rounds ience the State of■ Florida; and- We• w ill su ggest so- nomine „-a. for this Committee of ArbltraOf - n r -inVTÌ. rr ________ with.bare knuckles. The referee ottempt­ 't. tion three men'well khown .throughout the State, none of whöm aro affiliated with the Florida Citrus ed foi stop the fight in the tenth round. Exchange, or have any leaning or partisanship therefor^-rto-wlt : Itocauie of tbo the punishment Deklu Delia waa woe rerc}•: hacauke ■ ,* .X l7 . . * * u m n i r r a f i ’m d iA f v n ' ' t, calving, bm tha fighters refused to- quit ■ * * . Mr! f ^ P M lS T O N ^ 0 0 0 " .. . 'and *uy«l untjl the tweatf' fint .mind. I ' ' 'a h e n Dekin waa *o badlr battereq that I -* . M R . H^ B ; S T E V E N S ," ■. ha RI» up ... Ml. A ___ .L I -I -»nil V»« «ariti aa . . I fm m th tK e. kbooks » l . . .of f any ,.* • acceptor-of .1 Aki. .tl.M » .H * .p .,k and We. w ill Rulart «elect aa-our Expert to check .up he had .n to give, Hi* »--nooe---and mouth fcpm this jlk Challenge, our.CaahWaa" pounded to phlp, hla eye* dooed and r - i«r,M r. Charles G. Harness, who is to have jukt a s free access.to the boqks and records o f the.chsllengUp« nit Timi swollen and until (o-nlght It ^ % ^<yv ’.v!^.tÖnwtht he bad received concuoaton •vV-Ä thk bfiln . . After tha fight he wo* w homo lierg. Regjin ^ a t al*o ailhed. Tho nlfen fought at -a pur*« ?* Public drlnklni-cupa have .now been *r .- *. ••^r •A'.i >** ... -aboUahed by lay in Now Jer*ey add ~ ' ttinoU, at they had bsao UXee years bk___ .Jbrs, In Kanoos ^ind-inoxa recently In »'£ Masaachuaetta. 1In.s doses states a com* toon drinking cop U now forbidden In factorlaa,.' store*, school*, hotel*, public , * building* ind. on railroad .train*. In ■ t --1 ' .ym . • - Xanaaaghe roller towel*!» tins bean 80S- lury the »leaker was compelled |q . in. FLORIDA CITBUS FRUITS W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A NY > dnunied ** a aouroa of Infection and it* voke the rule which empower* bfm ’ “to • . s* SPSS . ^ , kirther u*e prohibited. AGENTS V *i -y Caraof Argv^dirorder" to declare the , -y- <Observing the rdnty flfth anniversary sitftng adjourned on hi* owa • rasponsl- Packed hy tha rrc h a n g t to be Adver­ V of her birth. Mix Harriet & Kidder, of blllty. tised to* the Cast Ocean Grove. N. J. supplied tb? chief ‘ The plana for the steatner Aquitanla '• ^Oftlra with HOtDBWtogAI- «TAT« OO.* * The board of Direct of |tba Florida S a n fo rd . v Florida fcattirt of 'the Interacting celebration. which the Gunaid Company 1* building __________ - V « » ■_________ 9ht read a poem containing 13« vena*. at Clyde Bank London have been modi­ CUni* Exchange will moct-éarly In Aug• which aba composed and copiod«on a fied, to nuke the vfcaael the large« In the u*t tç yeffect arrangmenta for aii ju iv « . . ^Urpewrittar. *. * world. Her length will exceed 900 reet tlslng campaign which wlfi-bé waged all , ^Tbe reciprocal trade agreemant - be­ ami be too frat'greater than the-Jength dnriug jhe season in Lhe E**t. Plans ara tween the United State* and Canada of. the 50,000 too liner Imperator, which «bout perfected for the r calnpalgn tihlch. wnbodled -Jn the reciprocity 'biU that tha Hamburg.Americaa Line will put in­ will create a demand fôf thé fiWt packed under the auspice* of the^ExChetigc^Bnd iwved a storm center to two nasion* of to service in the spring of 1915. -y, ^ . . ; • U U expected will cause ‘thi* frolt' ttf be Oongr***, p*toed the Senate on Saturafild fpr twetaty-flve m fifty;oe^fs over Sucker** tlandhook ‘ -T, * day without amendment by a vote of A “Handbook for the Guidance of Land the.nridrs pdlCfor. fruit from, imlepeadfifty-three to twenty-raven. A majority thè RepubUcaar yotrd ugdibjat i t Of Suckers" 1* the rather orgtoal. title of a . V?fifty-three vote« tpr > tWr^-tWO Whl^catlon ,0 U the imml- •*. Fof lJto péto rifp year*. *lnoe the Democratic -nrt «ration «wnmlMlooer* Horn nineteen change began operatlòn* the fruit- of IttJ j * and Swenty-ona■tate*. Thera are to paek bn* gradually gtinad the ,oòiifldeqce publican», of the twen||f-«evah a fr twenty-four were Republican* ,*nd tbre* Otlcagom form a. national organization, of the Jobber*, and now the plan li 4o for thé benefit.of person* who are'àoiak- gala the some Confidence from the con- ^ ___ De moors to. ’ . ' ' J|1WI - , %— to * ---- -.a " •' . » ratto,*. ^ * • 4 ing to remove tq the pfato* reprraenUd oumer. J The anti-prohibition Innjorlty la the by the conwlratontr*.-Tbe purposa of EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARC AND STOVtS , •ktit#-wlde prohibition stand* at fl.KM. a ÜMJWgantoaÜoo Is i n protect the unwary "When thi» U consummated the Exchange ? V S 'will have call* for lu foilt In exccsaof the figure too te g a - to be overooto* by *the Inv&tofa against the operation*; of un‘'contracts now in existence, and with the ur new lin e o f R A N G E f l ^ 'K V X tH E ti /*-;Ufirepocted vota,'poconllôg to Agora* com acrupuioua "fand ahtpk*" and oily pçohigh prices received there outside dl the (filled by the Dalla* Newa The total vote llUiti r?k who advertise -, Ihètf te erf« ■■ are th e kind you -Save wanted ' and Exchange will m*h to get on the baud <to date la Against the amendment; capabtoof product! rig raaujt* that are un­ yrogon. " ' , bgct. . ^ J i S i l b l . . Fpr the amendment. 227,997, attainable.. “Promotion committee«,'' soAnd this is aa it should be. If all the ---------------------- -‘The new*figure* indicate ^ha< the .final called, will probably bo brought under the fruit In Florida wsa under the control of »count wifi show , the majority «gatoat S EE OUR BARGAIN COUNTER light of Investigationjthrough the one head, engineering the packing and F prohibition to be in excesa of six thou- . of th* Immigration rnmrahralnnrr»' the marketing th* Florida grower would * sand. ^ ' organlxàüdn, "t j^***, > ^ legln to ara tig h t. •- - * . • The last act of the Parliamentary rcvoA*farmer Goiofisvlll* nhlbUad a 'In California the hlutlon was uaberad. in Monday with a stalk trf cotton thto.weeh to week.-«ha« wra three thrra «untali* thé fruit o] srevoiuiJpoAQr acene. . Fpr the firat *time lent in height and oontâined boll* cf t parous growers refi v r 'j , *1In iu history the Htiliraef Common* rfc cotton and was »üli bJoondag. «era for bearing grava*' 1 fnrad to listen (0 o •peeCb" tiy th>: prime wó» no exception to the frat of the cotü ^ fliid than tha** .«.F lorida. Just «cress the filreet t ^fihtetog f o r n O fim “ A Challenge. and F ire Insurance To Think of New Furnishings W E H A V P T S - -W wi-Äsv-rjv i f i w* * , • \ -•<•"* x . •- .. �Jtrfy-CT.)*» Notte« of Incorporation » M rO R D L O D S tS t o n fa r e Lodge No. 2 7 . 1. O. • sv rrr Mondar si 7:30 p. m . • J t . H alt N G neidi: S s m ln o lc C h s s tr r N r 2 , O rd e r f a s te rn S ta r e ' ' Me*t* every otcood and fourth FiUUy In month. Cvtry one who b at area tils Star In iba Cast are a n d tally Invited to visit the chapter Q ua K. M U KRtli. o r incorporation o r t h e bo sto n Tba uedenUned hereby associate, th ria s riv rt lo(rtbev M • cwpanittoo ttsdre t M W H of the S tau ol florida, with and lindar the fui lo » In i preposi] a r t ic l e s Auc* t Ruaatav Sec y. ÿ r a r . Celery a iy Atri« 1033 SHIPPERS OF net first and third Tuesday» In every month- Florida Fruits such other pUcre In the t several States of tba Un countries, as may San fa rd L a d le . No U2. f . A A. M Pours out ol the horn ol the COLUMBIA GRAPHOPttONB «tartly as It went Into UftrreconT, Band, orchestra, violin, .fldte,, piccolo, piano, banjo, bells, cornet, clarionet, trotobooe, 'cello, speech or I InfInf voice, solo or ensemble —every note and tone Is clear and smooth. Good reason why—the machine ti perfect. Let us play the “ BN” to he itsnsbuy andarti, da and retail. fk, or by ligalinos. m ra ra tia n and « to n a li y « as may be Incident to r 'h a corporation, or autre and »o hove, r i err lie and sc*. and pfivUs«« fa rt­ ailied and cilstlng under W th# Stata of florida. 0. L Taylor. Master; IL II Tolar, Serre tary. Com tntwtcaiton every drat and third Thurr •lays a t 7 J O p. rn. Visltlna brothers wrkxwqe U n ite Ur o th e r h e e d e f C a r p e n te r s M S M e ­ e n of A m erica Hanford Local Union No. 1791. U. 8 of C. and J. of A. meets every Thursday night a t 7 o'clock In the Eaalei* Hall. W. A. Kumohr, president: T. U Lanu K S. A T. General Insurance Agents SANFORD, FLORIDA ßR >rCr n .n.B U TT Columbia Qraphopbone I * 9 'S ^ T Ä rn sT onice: Yowell building SANFORD. FLORIDA fo r rem lo Drove |L If ro ti b a r yoa p e r Just S ì a .»0 for to e co m plete re d lr« o u tfit w ith tlh n ee le s a nr dJ recrm --------‘li. NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST MASON ■* _ OUèU W clb o rn Block • . ' • P h o n e 10 S a n fo rd . F lo r id a ’ Tbairem?*-. A m be S f a t a s i lfR *; yfc; E. HOIJSnOLDER r rv«surer, and a Hoard ol Dire not Irsa than threw not more th iolder». Thedlrwrtuf* sh tll be 'h r the stockholders on the 2nd rs to con­ fi ve of It* «ted aa«1 header «¡after of eat* year, at It) o'fî___ . a._ m _a t lin t had for that purpose : in lia principal oftho d tv of Sanford, Florida, and the officers Immediately thereafter, be .elected by-the of Director*. 'U ntil tho** elected t i t h e Sr*I |I roeellai. of I tuck bolder«. shall he ijusllflrel. slAHatM thecorparttion shatl be coreductrd >follow ins offlears: P reaidrat R. It. Mu Natl; Vrehlent, Ci C. Coffrtj- Secretary and TriasJIa R. Murtefl, and K. fc MuresU. C, C. Caf ; •’ d e n t is t ' ' ■'\k -• ’ „■ Rooms 23. 24 and 23, f i d pidg * SANFORD. )R . E. 'Phon* 41 FLORIDA.* C. ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING CARS KEMP O STEO PA TH IC PHYSI CI AN Olllcc I, Residence 519 Magnolia Ave • * Odlce Hoars: 9 lo 12: 3 lo 6 Other hours by appointm ent anford , fort UbpU tal itoci M a x w e ll's For Information, Rates a id Reservations see near­ est Atluntic Coast Line Agent or write** s Florida !-i A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent 13« West B«y St. ANDEW JOHNSON r / JACKSONYIUE, FLORIDA ATTORNEY-AT-LAW la Stata and Federal Courts. 7 Ui. k; Mwretl. % fc p iT l ■ A sti ob-FiMsua- i* tìouim or O a^ S C A . . * j b ilMdpyperyjasUr ai i.ffirer authorisrei to U lt ïg â p “ rellTÄ ertU ys aUnoy?«]*.] The purpure* therein ripees In Witness Whereof, I t hand and Sea] of offia» at ■ the Bib day of Juir. A. D. 19 7. ■j e Wé l e r Y 1> . MY SPEQAiTIES y P i a c i t i * lit. .S tore q u d F e d e ra l C o u rts I V k a r d e H n n d -P n in te d Old tin ts ta o f GaarM fLOWERS — PLANTS— qiiLBS tn u r u d a a l - : L. H. T E M PLE ' H ’&*» Ï & T S •Ífií any jrou have, la th a .ira n u otherwUe th * sama wOlbe asCuiaty j O a m v -W o o d n r il'U liy y ? ^ . Gorham'r Sterling Silver. '» _ .v RnJtiri^Plûlrél Wnre C. fc* ^9Ígln and Wahluim Watches • - • V . - - L IV E R Y . F E E D and A TT O R N E Y and COUNSELLOR at L A W J j rr^l rslM ak l • GEO. A. DeCOTTES •' '• ALL . GÜARANTEED^ « w-» GOODS . . . - T * * ' > j> •* ritontomakA- M O T . DuiIdin*. -He n ry' ! Me La tilin' 1 ,S n n f s r d H a l • • • and W agbna r v‘ "■ L G.^SfRLNGFEÍyLOW * ? - tor NT JACKfi()NY1L| t ft ORAL COMPANY ■a Phone 166.’ Utfi and Oak Jive.. ipecUr-Offertng In Ferpa bun ford. FIAral Deajgiu to-Order., - - . I lorlel* m *-iM ' v ' : 7. :&£'.!> 1 JUSTICE 6 f THE PEACE hlSAVY HAULING ANb CONTRACTING H M 4 ^ 4 H V 44A ^ W t i M A W a 4 4 V » W W W M W ^ 4 W H 4 W W W H 4 4 V H V . . ‘ - I »''j *-' * • • Qulckor, Neater and BefteV- l -than tiré Old Way * a * # « «a t . a .s V a • , . k . .*re « TO’ an TV all Creditors, Credltort, - Lraairea, Dtstrt Utyrtbulaei.'aLd. sH •r«r*oa*’bavtttfi Claims wC-Dci J - said Estala: ... ' v -, Ä 'S f Ä iÄ w s ä ä .o m t» ia ja tY M V, No.: 113 W . f l n t StTeet; fText Door to W oodruff^ St' • W rit« for S to n clU and M « rk « t... . f*. üém B uÉ * ìT o p o r t s T o d a y - SANFORD. FLORIDA a »s »4»VW»v*v> Drink a Bottle of AJ I G a n u J n « O f t ^ r w M E R R IE ENG LAND .wis-ilio .-„ tuie of á bòuk oli Social­ r F . C . H e W iT T c b . ssanwa' •c.cnow+m In Circuit Court, 7tb../Mfi|l)trt> ism. coiitRiiiing-üicf úRdW yíug’ ' princìpio and the Dioaf .impgp* ¿' <^nt •’objectibna. For *alp fit '211 F ln t Street. Prie« 10c v -ii., «CURC t . . . Oronge C.outtty, I lo ri A n o n e Cuarelá CUllllA j .. ' *• ' vs } J. H. C 1111 k I n ) ^ * Mr* . H #*** r«*v or tllh er of you. may h a v * ,t|n Attorney W eJtOTART TURVIC W T A D E , T H E T Ü ÏIER ,. : looking (or a Guutl tfousc to ™ fHAM* •Nf.' AO. _ Shit» VôfcÉrùlt aÀiJ VejiA' ^ 'GELANDO. NOTICE JO CREDITORS V . ’ . : FLÒRIDA a ' v tables toi.'. "* w d f t .C o u r t O f f h d C o u n ty J u d f * . S t a t e W ed« Will P ay P bon*7Ó II ^ n - .of ri*rl<i/:.-;.f ‘ . J:" ^»W^Cbuntl ' - . ’ . D lacksm lthlng and H oreaahoalng *. v - Horsos and Mulos Bought and Exchanged - THOMAS.EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY' AND COUNSELLOR r.‘ ' * Lata Stale Allume»' 9nvdnth.Ji*dWa| Clrrult of IfWrWa *i ^ -^^--^lfos^ ^ ^ ,T^ f|ylykad.trnv«r'-L*ts . GINGER A L E OR S O D A W A TER MonuffiCtum* with frire dlitillad watw—ihay will nccvanCilineaa. aid. ■ ^ dlgeatlon and give ypji health ; v' * ’ T h e Sanf ord Coca. C e l*'-B o ttlin g 'Co.V S a n fo rd , F l i MOW Dlvarce- F lftS T NATIONAL Tal.f t rumila:-. . ' REPAIRING ' o r SANPO RO , VLA. > ; H . 'H A lló r P R saidant M». p , F O O S J K R , C n ah la r .w ^ J . * O IO . ; V t .t i i t Ça ah la r : o n i y N a t in n » ! « « " k . l ù - b / s r *tVùnds Pro<«atotf- by B u r|liry ~ fo .Giano * r -'T r 7 --- ^ 7- ^ S a fe ty "Ì * ciitxif. D e p o s it B o x « « f o r R e n t . \ *—i.j X t-.V r^ — • rala day Our- Easy Payment Plan •oems to aolt everybody. It*r popular because wa enable you to • Get A Home. 0« the Landlord's slave db longer. Strike <mt for freedom. We will hdp you If you " 4 Môtor For Any Purpose will let ua. Our V,. . Homes s t M arkham Park a r c ; o t your service with th e very. béât. cars. W e nevijr - sleep. are juiL the tjung fbr you. Take your to.look’ et .them. She will be.* de. lfy o u are*ln trouble' caU us ab y wife lighted w ttt w 'fkoipccts of ownlng ope of them. 7 -^' ^ . .. ; wV ■A _ sfinM?^*re»^ GENERAL PHONS 331 ^ .^ .¿ Q r S jN .U o n U Sanford, Florida FIRE INSURANCE AGENT bV#a] Sanford HtckliofrGtni -A, £~~m+ �THt .«ANfOTOHtRALO ARE GROWERS Wc We Wc We We * plant the Best Merchandise. Fertilize with Efficient Attention. Irrigate with Courtesy. * Cultivate Your Pcreonal. Acquaintance. Plow Through Competition. * ( i — 1^ ^i WE ARE GROWERS N. P. YOWELL & . COMPANY SANFORD 9 \0 jft M 1* ■ /, I M y I» o T j S .u l* FLORIDA •• ■y . . -- -itìMÉÉfi t' • » A t 11 i r* 4 • 0 • �J [ i. - 7 '.H • ‘ s ^ r y - i V* .*• } i * * * * * te. : , v m ; * . . « SUPPLEMENT T Sanford Herald —r „Vol.HL S a n fo r d , F lo rid a . F r id a y , J u ly National Guard of Flond* • .including itn l of armurtoa and allowance« ................................. 9.40» . 1 1 Caretaking atul maintenance o f Statf Camp Ground« .............................. Jmlailation of cy»!em n| icwerage at State la m p Ground« a* tier En­ gineer'» ritlrr.atr« (urmjiietl by Arp.ory Hoard For n i o i w . i ol the National Guard f "* , O T ¡th c i* ol H onda when called out to orraarva the |>r*cc. reroute lb« UK«, etc-, fur l * » y « * n __ «.eaa e e it-an d IttU M i m m ol tbr N«ti<V)il U uinl of Florida A d o p te d b y t h e in tu ai ......................................... S T A T E A U D IT O R . I.MO M Salary State A udito r............................ Salary A«ii»tant State A uditor............ 1.1*0.00 Clrrlt . , . *.............. ............ «00.00 Foet-ig* and Stationery ...............•.. . 100.00 A t j I t f l H c j i u la r S e c h i m i 1 9 1 1 , U n ­ M IS C E L L A N E O U S . * d e r t h e C o u n t i t u t l o n o f 1 8 H5 . General printing and aJvertiiin g........|io,#oo o* Calartr« *iu] « i i a i u n Rarhynd Com ■ mi «*inner« ...................... .. tJ.000.00 CHAPTER 4 1 2 0 — (NO. 1 ). Maintenance of Lunatic«........ 87,500 oo AN A C T Making Appropriation« lo t Salarie» ani] Improvement« and repair« for State IturpiiAIWuf the Im ane.......... .... l I,too oo - Experma of «h* St»:« Government for Hi a, Kxpenu* ru licit ion of revenue. . . . ., jo.ooo.oo H oo lhtol tbt Vear m i t . and (or the Year Lut* of land « n t[in (or Aaaeaaor'a, «od for SI* Month* of th# Y n r i« i|. Prtmerreni jinpirovcment* at hiâ'ie^üâifip 4 »n o m ili.. , . , , * . , , CAfetAkiRg et*! m ain tm in cf iff State C^tnp grouni!» .................. . .. S T A T E AUDITOR. No. 50 28 . 1911 hxponKi cvllecuon of revtnuc. , .*. J0.000 00 'in t be ordinary cuun e of u*a by the content* ot U r li r*< larul en tri« for A tr e t w n lite |iactace, v cn e l or tiotlle in >ucb a w ay a« «ofcirtitnl ot railtoad and other to inoduce * a tnjuntAi»' OrletrrWu* or poúuo. I . K o O CO contiuurnt capente« ot Coniliou» oiminund • . irollee « Ufhte ................ Seienlh— It it tnn»i«li (n «Itole or in part ' l'rtnliiiR Delirinomi Tax L illa, under o( a til t hy dncnmpoieil or j tit ml animal or v eg ,. I ».JOO » Revrnue ' « coo 00 talde »ulalance, or a n y portion of an animal S%*Ury Ai»!ttant S tate Auditor t.too oo Sralionery lor D t i r b l l i t and Lrrc^ un lit (of f n l , Whether n anulactum] or not. ' Clerk I . loo oo I live 1 >r p|icr nvrn u . ; >o eo o a it it ■■ the product o l a dnea»rd anim al ot Joo aq 1 i kiH(«ft'r and »tatlimcry Set 1 All i*'.,nr>1 appnipefatr.r hefrumler one that ha» dieci o th e r « r v than hy »laughter, M ISC E LLA N E I JUS 1: Uihrtf- If it tontain any rhrmlcal prtiervaUv« under head o( Contlngent v i. frcidental F.«ixiue» tim eral pitfittn« §n«l «rlvejllil ìhali be arcounterl (or ft> iFr.yp^t Leiii'alurr' in or antl/ripitnt, dich a> lorm ldebydr, valicyho acid oe Mlteylale«. hnpe~ and-nr l-«>r»ti*, lea* an lU m tirl -«*atenTTpt-lxtmr prtdr o ttlrtat barin» CApen # mumoneei f 1 « r i * i i i aery *uch (un.I. and m> e-erk'or clettcal « o c a-u! or l e i i n u t n , ' / flunttdr«: or il it contain *ueh ai «actbarin, dukin Main terraneo of Lunatic« unatre« ; a : i.r^o trance «hall le rinphirt [iloyetl by u t)' Slale-olheer a n y a. tifina! i « o i , i , ItnprnvcinenU and id repair» (or '«M r J and patii out ..( the conti cuntinRenl (uml atd'nipria- O r jrhiein Sec » Thai the term "rni.bfarwird" a i u r n llnaprtal (or lnaane 1 . .„ , .. . . ’ « 5.000 00 tiotr luf contingent r i|e n u ited by thn Act ! ^vr, ,rl diali arid» lu all drug», or articles o( h o d . iixpenw t colhvtron ot rnxnuc . I OO.OoO 60 Sei ,t Any lundi appropriated Li«t« <>( land .e n tr i« (or A«*ewr». m t «n-ended duriau the yr«r (or «Olirli «t «a* ? r ar'hJre "hie enter icy i the rorpiXHition of L». Jiif. ] foc*\. O r paikacr or latri ni «hirh fhatl tear auruinent ol railroa.lt and-other •PPrupUe-e-l «Irai! le came' w/c'Ui-JIr,lUpebtAj. \le«igti or dec ice itja r d irg «uck con ImgKnx expoOlfcr ot Co ir.ptroll credit ut «uch (Ubd tor-the silt, »U f t h l IriT n lirn U ’Of Mtloutirr« L^intair^d . • . er’» I )»tPe.. ................. . 1,000 00 r*»r«.. »ball t>o fake w ntkW»dit^a in I’nntmn Délinquant ,T a * U lti, under Approved J noe j . I« |J » »tty h ilie f jy « »-iti io »11 y food of iloig t^rouiicl« Krtrnne. la w ................ . N. OOO 0 9 wfilcii iiKuiCTf y |jí»mlftj, f i tu the btat®« T f n v Sec J .That l^r foBowi/r* «9 rr.» l x . and tht CH APTliK * H i d - f l u i r l o lo r y -o r r nuntry tn ahtch i l U mAÓufALtujnfu pr «amo ara hereby apprnpriatMl fur tlx month«, AN* A CT *40 K |i t fic S.\L»ry of llic Coisi P l W ü f w . Thi*t for th« purpo»« ol ih it A c t ending Junojó . u r i . o iT l^ fe lç â ,. ^ an at tick» * halt «Uo be i!c-rfiirtl to tm* mitbranilri!"*» ' S a la n e « E x e c u tiv e D e p a r t m e n t w . . I t o . 500 eo In Caw of lim it: F i n i r l i it bf an irritation i R« It, rnjkiriL ¡ ¿ f th i LrgDflWrr «I ih* S iili * o a v E R iiftiC *; w . V j.fJ M jr v a f . c*l. or oflfml for *alr undrr th# m M ol another artici«. . . . .. I’ nvato Secretary ■ “ .......... ■ ' It* '. ■ ' jI T o o * Tío® Fm m *n ! afl«r ihr r â ^ g * of Statin*!— U thr tu n te m i of llir |‘ackagr ai B« It Hnactcd by the U * « la .« r e of the S t .t. o f < , * Lletk antj Strr»«ra|ilier . . . . . . .‘ , « v » w i*? **î*ry pf tfic Ctm.(iitnfWr oí thi* t : «1 f r a c S* $ v Sh«j i * be • 1 h i It I* «■ #. 1 1 y *t*l«#*l - IM Urs*H a U i. • tm lW * Ófflrf *|loaoe Cterk and SteneiRrapher How — ** “ifcggp--¡M *hali * ** *^"Tli Cuntinyent rxpenw» o f tbr Stair M p e n y i thr Htatf, . . . K tòo fôT i D à » i^ r annuni.mmi th a r t Kf alTfCaiu u* Í * Ui' w trf Vf r ,n. 1 — »fuLc tj^ . ^ u^u uUf iMm b ÎIMJ ‘Stefleq I* That th* follali in* «timi be., and frulline tiglio«iuchpii («■ ï»%tj. timírr * 70«nL ^ t a t C i £ A U l t n i o i u ? . T ^ f i i o j * im .* ««vt a g ^ r y * ++) a n d M w #i r r f * f f ^ r f r i f »fi- í 1C^ ^ r í 1>É/ * ,r 11 ® rW a t^ m. m u « « ; ■ K3 P t ^ U i ' • #.v ' *0000 pnipnalnf out o f a t t y 'ñ u rry in t L Si *\c /fra* ía,r^ n } * ü[ A » ta t^ tm t im Hie I t ic i in lu ctmm C a lA a -f jO t n '] .- ^ J T hat Ihe futV)Kin4*«urnl W a r v f t h e » 1* " f m aybe pu-« riled by ilia wry not othrrvtiMG1 appnipna|e«l» i July t. lo r i, to IHcgfiiber A4* ie r i S E C R B T A R Y .U ^ T A T K . mu r># arr hereby •pimipnaletl foi t lue pay naeitt an,„ Hsecutiv« D fp iftR iffil «., . 1 10,100.00 : 1 in ctkiftic« lie i# ia 11f* aiit ti IiepSti] f O r rk , n( «ibi ........... \ iui_ U . .V » t phmr. .»|4 *m co* ainr.— h^Mim. «atrha or J<fa o. I n * ■f ! »■ ■* i*y__Api l ixtd M»v 4 to 00 ___. ^ 1 * . ’ '*,« *k ..M ^wW ne. wçtfPj4 orm »mina. »h.«ai privai« ‘n ( n t«e«»' —— ^— * apct tr!r 4 tr.iitf J \o 00 Clerk and StrrogTsphrf . . , 440 OO L tl %i*i 1 ar **1 t » v.. *. i #j 4 M* ^cVi :i tr1ûikf «11 any i l ffi valiti ni iirriw'* r .g v E R N M k Krpatr». rrlitlirui »ml other frirnfenl a i ^ Clerk and Stenographer IfO O O • . »‘i f ‘ 'vrVj’.'* ^ n T Y r t f e a u ^ ' ^ i<.iiiatnf.l t h m in : OO » Srcrrtary t ifVnu-t 7 to 00 V.. U T t-« I rrv+ ni the A.JulUnfliuA. k L ^ i'fi'l ikak ^ b i n S u k M t i * parlgraph »hk)i Contingent expeotriof thf State » 1. yea ©a C kjk an 1 ,Str-v>g<i»pl'i •/no f>oJ \y ilchhian at Capitol | VO 00 *p l -IliptalKHt tur u»r4 >*mi*,| M at*T b' lhe IWlirf *.f M i n W a /%o 00 Clftk F^rctary JMmV’ Ì Si**» |n#tituiKnit /OO <r. A . 'tfraphri . Mte*nVraph^ MO 00 light, and «atar al U^t'dC'J. ’ IHstrygr* r ’* » 1 ' k ap.lu-»_ • — • .»i * , . Cu.4»it i -11 r wri« ,.1 et 1 J » s * * ^ * I tu*«'. -•fufm»ia\l b> regular hcetiaetl, ry lk » n l of Pardon» W aeury it>o 00, (of)l ¿rut e ip c o a n ol the j.ooo 00 Medíame*. tua **«**! h umil m -* j lu lirai Janitor, Capito^ btùldbigr.. . yoo 00 M1.1101nr *. JIÍ , *juia CA'h"1ï I*kpriír*,»w.U*the ' *f*r-fiMfi “U t hp it Ut !(ni h ma j-h >>»«.1 a iV«, anni k c p t un ti le t »y ticu g » SKCRHTAKY U P STATI* |0O ÛÛ txVfctary Doari! of.H utvIn*tttulion». í* f t u r n ^ n i $ . i lI T r e j i w í n“/ k f4 (a u u l Hunil*, trequifni g ( i t i a»by law. ....................»* CO M PTR O LLE R .' oao opJ Sccf*tary lo Roani of D ftlo w 400.00 Chief Clerk . . . . V i . . . ' ...................... . . I , f‘ro»cTl|i|ug a J ’ellalty td-lKn Cn*>>l>.«i Thereof. In Caie ta of Food- Tirât— If it be an imitation \ Chief Ckrk .-I I . OOO OO Aviiitant Chief Ckrk ............, ?. Tfft.oo ‘ SBCU BTA& V OP S T A T E Proriiih'nr X ts-ekn I-‘ ■TplMuci. *« w Anil»«* of. nr'ri ‘V • . ^ n n o l ttff n t r under the <fi«Unctivr riama r* Auditing Clerk * i 4 i 0-00 Stenographer and Typewriter, . . . «I ih* Artilla» F l.tfd g.S tltf of auotLrrartH k. I.HOQ.OO fiaitruad and Chief Clerk > * .’ f . . :*.* .' * ........ _ r io f v ÀsafeatnrnI T » la J(o 90 A u jitu it I’cetaKe, capre» and'telegram». lw partili fell iff '. Im|R1T* *-UfaRIH •> '’ dPhShlif*tij’ '. - t^e. t S ícqim !— fi il J«c lat e Irti cm b/undcHl wj aa tu I, too 00 Clerk ............ . — Clerk.......... . « ,]p rr,’V. . ,.«•«.,. Stale'« y ». . Repair«, trliltin* aftd pljrer incidental the n .AVer,roe v, . Ifn/firtrirtnil urcaéra or iru»-n*.1 th» purchaser, op ini rpori 900 00 ltrn»kkrejtcr ltm u iîi( tliè r T jf f W t t c r .*".*.*. . , * ripen«-! .................... . »Wl M . 7 ÍO 00 P«i»ta^á,‘ exptfV» an ! U lagrama Wil . F’NrwLr'a M<4 r i ra*rtirj«riprovi.line for. Iu l e a fornyii prmfuct »hen mil ... or It an 1 0 0 .9 0 Ceirreafaifvferfee aru! J^iHrut Cktli o© Kcpaií».. It j i IDni: anil uthtr inculcaWatchman at Capitol. t f an i.t.rluisL . um talum lu pa»k-wi*. ,.| U U M »M.iUf .ulwignr« * |1*wn«te«»| 4‘IffIf ’ 1 Tic 9 * Foci, HitMa and water *1 Cnptrnt •f i/g w tt .Jhïi>| AtmlfH. .1 g/i r«*-i and Dmg >'f »* ["I Ihnwh i ìiiiìilnhnl imn-r w *.r the etui* taf r »penar* 30 * A »«-i «tant I ruwNjt! Cferlt * 900 CK> Wa Ichmavt at- Cata fu I1 'bii|N For Janitor. Capi Ini Sudi 1ns iU ie W k h to Aiit rotiAlttei Il.r Nntxwm iv ib - . r tí Ahail put 1 -1 ----->,J A mil ting. Cirri ta T a a Rr.lt riniti* »n 'f .«...^»4 t t t t li to 1ilirfufue metalfie«*,of tht* A* Iern friii«»vr»! 1* ti •r in |*a»t. 1 «Ì other si * . ‘ .. COMI’T R U L L E R . Purl. ìight* And tc e 9 ov D } H n b iw i fi-00 00 ’.an.J hir |hc fitneral 1 Í a petite» jif t fie Si^te *t|len 1. «Piali have ■ e ti plsu t.l tu mu h a t k age, r 1 000 pò P»M rani Inf. patuti«! I miIJimk *m cw H jo Ju F it^ ui Tj*-* K*-!emf.tirm 1 Chief Clerk . . . . ÎAtuVBUin an! Cheiiai. *1 f «11 >í (he dit h»!-el ill .. t i i v ip rp«H .i.K k Auditine Clerk rfo ■ -*« - ÀtlVMÎtiit«»" I -e • «Ht- e«|| m, t,|* * f Í 1 Railroad nnd Teleur-atifi \«,e, one,. -canori;« - U i L 1,11 Ota« i t inti "H .11 f lu H r;- »1 \ Il i »•* . i» t n, • Aldi ‘ -* ‘‘ \ V 'OU cnolmr Leiiun. Clerk *¿0^6 •\u¡|i' iu4 I ic: k i *■ fTta \r I » ,4Í¡ h** - M * ni'iii- • v.*niiAhii* it.*lie lie, , tik-ial ittli( l(.Iti Bookkeeper;. 1 -«r>*mcnt MAHM-eMl ill'* Trlciffat'ft Ue if P nas lcd hj , lhe LciM altirr «f Ihc Sia Ic hy'drutc^ nr Airlamlole -x any dent «five 1» OorreffaindefTe and Filing t'lerk DmartntHie i , j •«» o© I ImU * . t Ckrrk ,1rç f •mt ^1Mm id 11ft t U4If »uh« lit net » « > 1»1 1tit.«*mmJ « 6q£« ki |l«Mdl krr\m;J Pennon Clerk Mfiirtnp • . ,1 *ilfc) CM S Di*Jnb'1t*fmi C k fl «it 1 Nevi (.»ni t 'That t h e fii n \ ^ hall !•"' tinlai wf»*' K"oo 00 t’r.efr jiMtn ir íuV Au>\ fttinji t'krk AuiltnnI I’emlnri O rel 1 fnrt [irpnr ttnrtil Í CD fw-r*r*n inninMifíií «Cî! kr. r * « r * h1 1 *•.. U if luî ïj/f fi fil U-. . I . f OHUrdtl Auditing r'lorl m la* R - re- ;»t* *• d * ÿ* •*1 I •-r».L* 40' j Mh I î Hie .«kitgèsfy » il a».fffitl> itati ■ ! in term a , rff 3 Lie pi'Hrnenl A im aitt I** ’ i»M»il f » • i.n > *>o M A f i > 1 K l ; A M H J. H I-ILIOM lehuh 5>f «eight 01 nicf^urr. coii»i«t,uij(jMy.% UrgihIy and flnokke 'tier in Tat Kedrmpti m Dr Ainhtmg t.Teik In . f a*. W^^*nptp>n hitch contatila J *orrr*,dv, <>n UiCímtwileP i«si I ha package I Chief Clrfk and lloo-Witseper -jOO.Otl j ailuHeralad *»r rmtliranded. to O' do partment . ,, . • Depart moht ilhiO the Potirib-xJbilhjL UAtTkatir c«mtaiusn4i d or iu H’ófcnhlrf ami Itonkkeetier • «n on j toy t^iwitn U» fir «Irleteriuut *illwta Corre«ponrlmee Cterk in Tn* Hr.lem ’ t » V# fconfiti I r m u " u **f Hi»* A. * 4 ! sr , o( Jh ft Ì4-u*i», a Im* ..L i ah,»'! a jif t.tti7\,rrrt ueii*yr <«4 -i«jvio* apr t rk ,at.*! !l" kknrt*r> lia* • A*. :*« ptlon IV-parti r i t . rp « 'M *» — » * » *. ¡L»tr *»n*‘ »d die -,« .M..* . #i- • .j .f tbih t th »f •*» è’ 1 \ * | t U v ‘ (»aëfmenl Rrfonlina Clerk m Tj ' *<' 1r * pi I s * K nlffü .Sdtwlrm * I **iall !w ik¡ till* »if a M'i..!fUir»|Mlf 411 Jut Cir"’ ’d ’ at tn if tit Leed »«»il v.h'1 b u*,«a IWtuffTme’il • •»»'en*- -hell 11(e,fi i *.<1 h li.-ti tiler«’» a*l lie t;fieli ----r. s. . i!t nt* «tat«'turnóla \ trj kkr i n A A y*«j tant li on. Diatrjhution O .-A fa t Reileiaiti Ci­ ri Retr­ Mr !ti r\ijl to r u rril f >|te n.«iu*-aU'1 Dull» viiall InirtfVftVilla dhaliLfiol U ■ ¡.•«ii'r.j. in tu It Cotteti tage, d a t K f le r y a n d AOO ion Den» f fTttrtif U couo ( I if partMient •eturrn 1 t*• r-*» o «»fr than one, yeaf'i un , + t nfi-.'»r.4Miie*1 in ¿IM 1 ««CSiatr 1 r tt t u r n » ' wil«. t V» oa 1 I iiftlnhutum for 0»iT»Hfólkf 9 * HfiiNr ae Mr in ^»rvl lo the FjrW. i«t fiiiiiirnrl of i IlfllfRlItlilll ** * A T + O R N U V ifP.NKR.M ^1 ttfin tiepaftmnet ST.TrH T R E A S U R ItR M* .* fvge* f'.f C iot n f follr J * 1 Ifher Chief Clerk and It -A kariw M ATE •*CÏ OC Caihirr nn*f Jl— VA«*|^f U.e Ik. . | rr C ffV an.< M «il tfrI a " Dp ■fAk r ’ t « i l i jlflt Itllwfll « I D . » /■4H i l l , f . a t H.‘ ‘* t OatH H tt \ h h U hI 1l*A'W • • :«-9C i.»-» I F T , v ' 1.4 V Post ay r lid '.u ijr • MfWff pr lieti' »11 tant It w*Vkcet>er . t !e rk tr i rii .SiAtr firAiarci • uiiic^ •hti-.oer v Alt Ì Ot ti#« I*1 I .M l, A T X n W iR ' U L ^ K R \L Stati Tti attifer tirîu ScercUry • -/©O ^ 9 I \ ! I t »R c K r t. PN KM AI. •ICO 00 O fk .* ipciflrriad K qvR tf* JW On 'M'ng iTtgmptriCih ii*ei| fof dir purpUM a ;*■ «I* 1 -IVfttl!*** *mI luptlk* • * . V } 'r Id t1 w T V %t*e V O M M lssi--n i : h u p .i m m i t i , ! u r i ; . j filis r\r|, ñtiil if tJ'- ih iH if«('r^f frtirr tiny ■ d M.l. ftili, r ■ 4 Vnrl. g on!> .»n-l ! f«i» o'r.t. AuW ^ SURER P i T E ^ ’ K s r , t .. 1‘ 1 ’ U LtC I NpTH f'C i i.f »ww.k» Nil* if IVfi«ririiriit |*ayI e\si>i>i-^Unr, tk^t 4 n v n»* mi«4 * * r e n »neri* r» i ♦ *»e« l i it f-ithtrg in itti« Art th alIH ««.»i*truc<f - « • * n" !e iPOTjf hify Sf at•* ( 4 »m t#t j itLi*. If,* the m« »nOur -•( ** ie.p*»n*c ot t--i»n-r III» g ( rtiprif )ur| n| |r atiu- i ”nrnlel i » i e i nt n r in j» r;a n ,T rn . l 'H t .K Chief Clerk . . . 1 M o t a j S l'I T tH lS l l . M l l N'T "J d •k t«»"tMv•<k r y » I Oerattuiefit T w V r tfjii, AcL the C-iimmti^vnrf u tf Ajîtinflrert »hail lite turerà ni propri« U r i U»mXm^ '»hith «tnoUtU • A mi it an l Cede! Clerk >«xi oo l lerk altllib fla tf 4n Agricultura! fht»*a the gfiorh on aitiiltrraieil i»f nil «hr and til L . , - v * »/•!»*■ w ew? StenograpHer and Irpewrtler . .. . «50 00 C h ief CkTk »F*^ar#r\Pti4 tn w ifed t.y Sheriff nf the Cm intv In *M«*h Hirlf t*»«le l'oro.U» • kfTpl in o* Ì*i a « thè i l i » ’. . N-s.« A * mst%r$ Cfdtft Clcik * **. " /C Fotlacc, . prinimi} n -l (ontiiRfirt V in irinnerHot* y*itM J îW ' fitcnrsAa;»h«r n*fl Tri'va^ttri i I hex* -at and liti *’’ o i l » nr tiir d.wm.f vi*Ì-»i\ »1 thi* T. x ni«) m ì mite tn* irci ite frr«|u*m . * I y? . •’ e a p e tiu . . . }<5 o m i ditutd)! -Ujih^ -g;i 'wore 01 ' .aule} 1 if. he I{| Vpf 'frr f*4 rt/ frtin- >«lm![) Ujslt OalilpU flirfli »digiti P4I1OII tip ijnd'fifrul lllg I'«r»l«ie 4«rirtUrtc And ñHnht^ent Tr»Vhhn(f »f111 n'Tirifti N i l « • ì - v * '• 1 tP«v ff retff.'-M dai 1 I** I r i*u. . * j*en.vr* ' . w j»*as ob<Vtnv4 nr y ‘ part y --•• md»-»«I *Sgll (« s«» r> Thaï pu d«~ilr» fhaJJ U»prt«*miR<I V / . * ■ * Qftai^witllJTi ibf HiAtf .. »loo-i L li Pun«L* ‘ _*n,paj ¿dvçfl tvtT*npf>hf1y*yl n In W ],r .ud la*fnr# Ihe iifuker I Se | '-tviriAu* ut thi. Aci » t ir i .he u n T r a ilin g e » M fC ^ 4 *>'» DÍUoct Injtine-v* * > in LaiuflflVepaftiin-rd hareU' . w CCfMM tSSlifV FJi.ttP A ftR IC tfL T t’ RV' •* «eikiiln fhe Sfnfe * .. ,vo*j«or ^(VitfidwyvMUier of V ' oliti re m l !he, \i i .L4 Ì■ Ii.l* * itHilR!Ji -«4k 1-H -iIrr tia - a h o h n h y i ^ j ^ Jen, palJ hr Tciutar^ 1 1 Pui-J yt*sa**nr^ 4 .w* %j/rL '» i a^d er^’ fllaTlrtn Clefk Itirr. 'if 1‘ }‘ *fin 11^ j n' 4_vJMm i ájhU>N h K UK AksU i c i - L l L rth. 41■ ' * " *« tlfa»dtíí* ' *l et** ¡«r iv f. ilátflg V f * -,itu^Std i /#v » D<i li * >rtf ei! . v d i jW W tlP fMtu* Mrf ^ * iu iftUlll l)ip!«tt[|H^t |t. GENERAL LAWS «.000-00 ; SaUry Stair Autjilor . 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W o» s-ny U in ib tte.% 6, lien etïeStatui,« *• .tK .lke.Ljw a u l Corifeilintlcry I- It (ofliafiii »node tr> Ihr lítale CheijRit l o t raam^atlrm atrq J U D IC I A L D E P A R T M E N T . - » ; . iiiLteil-kg/rr,it tha Stala C rit. «î-Ulvrlruri. under r i t i , litriThe Ititperlor« «hall draw lampWa ot Tpn.i afrut K r y t r i. talc, chrorpe yeltiw or nthn ' analyeie ÇA, > . I. t. <• t. r. i. .«.».-% .«.*. rbô oo Silafia»-JaHiciM ir n t w , . . « M i r j l f k i ■ j. " a m i ftpair« axalAtitutr« . , 1 -.- * 'M T o iiè rt’ -nrr>l »tilp'an{«n Of |«iitotirnn ook>f at I'ai'if. food,; amt drug«, nunmerrtal «lock leed, « u n ' Jurbta ami iñ ta w w i' «Jora Grifi.1 KapoTHo*'CWnrtt Judge«- ittttrtg m ■ '>4 it other ingrrditnt delctrritni« or iJrUrlmcntal mereiai (rrtilurri, and other yr«..!i njl jeet to jy w r ifî 9 up(Jr.naU0-,rt ■ Fcf . 79/090 00 othgf Crrniiti , . y . i , . . . . ! P li» « .e , « n d e r^ o rtm h tP A l.. 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V SJwlTb* On# Thouian d and Eighl l l u n w when tn preparation, o l fnoi prodttet« lor whip-, A *i*i Set rei/ry i-rf)upremr,Court JuiUerc a i LilinO’U a. undrf Section " pollar« per aniueni. payable nuarterly. * „ • STA TE A U D IT O R . men I they are prrigrvr.1 by any external apirli/ JfO.OO l-urrhaie p( IXioV» (ur Supreme Ceni/t T h e Stai«" ChemHt and thè A iditant Stata talir.n appllerl tn «ueh manner that Ihr pr« joe oo Salary Stair Amlitor. . ................ • Lib rary .............. .......... .. •ervallvr it nree«-j*nly rrmnvrd methanlral]/. C h r n 'R t «hall te rx nfTi/do^ Ifiijvectori of thè Salary AiWttanl State A uditor. r io o 0 4 u . fititVffl ÎHaitiOe^ I f t .oo Printing Supreme Court Uetxirtt........ (ThiTf\lcill p lw M ió ortrmul 1r*v-’t11nr riinr hy marersiirm hi watrx, pr rtiherwiie and „ jC tir V . . 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Iriire Pood arili ' Drug lrt«pfctor*,**-«tuf _ ** . - f> ««» R :*'i*^V;i-ii/ni^.\TifirrVI r" [ ( 1 I 9 I H H «!4 ?T¿f3SiíL¡Míe£fc itü f iCipen-r* .Onfua//uoàt*-MÎtiog ‘la M K. ■ ■ ¡■ g M %1%+ï ‘v ('*•'' ' • ‘ ' *' ■' « d «£»>>. X’ ò V* ' T- � 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, July 28, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 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 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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