14 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ce1327b3ec5428b99bbbd2e359a396a2.pdf fee926828b631a8baea8bfd3c5fab101 PDF Text Text Septembc Ite m s or In te re s t Concerning Society People. P O IN T S PU R ELY PERSo flow Celery Clly Vonlty Folr While * Away the Golden Hours— Social Gossip I Ait Evening of I’l i t i u r c Mrs. Deane Turner, g*vc A ptensknt literary party Wednesday evening In honor of her charming house guests. Misses Ruth Keating and-Ruth Coats, of Daytona Beach. The Invited guests were requested to represent a book, by wear­ ing some distinctive jfibrk, ut suggestion In costume, of the name of a popular book. The name of the books represent­ ed to be guessed as each arrival was announayl. There were of course many mistakes made but the unique enter­ tainment was very much enjoyed by those participating. Two prizes were offered, to the one guessing the largest number of correct names and the second prize to the one gueslng the fewest names. Ml»« Mabel Bowler received the first prixe. a book *of poems, "Love's for HI ». » Ij i the second prize. A book of Stories for Children. Punch was served v during the evening. After guessingcdntcSf was over a delicious lce‘ course was served. Mrs. Turner's invited guests were: Misses Charlotte Keclor, I’eachea Lefiler, Belle Smith. Mabel Bowler. Melt Wtiltner. Floosie Frank, Alice Whltner, Veda Ward, Annie tiiggihs. Martha FoZ, Carrie Lowell, Vivian Yeiier, Mabel Uand. Sadie William. Messrs. Gwyne Foz, Ash Thigpen. J . D Roberts. James Williams,' Frank Mllterr. W. J Thigpen. Braxton Perkins. Archie Betts. Willie Hill. Nixon Butts, Henry Burden, Mr. Wildman, Mr Sperling. David Caldwell. Mr Rome nnd Wldemnn Caldwell At T O R TH E WOMAN WHO E N J O Y S GOOD C L O T H E S Brittle A V I S I T to our jir n .e n t department »«ill Lc a real treat — for you who value your spitearance will find there all of those chic, dainty garments that you know add so much to your well dressed comfort. The garments (hat we will show you will l>e I’ K I N T L F S S productions— and every style is one that really confers "Distinc lion in Dress" on the wearer. Made from soft fleecy weaves of wool— along the style lines sanctioned by Fashion, and in a harmonious color scale that ranges from the classiest of beautiful colon to the more conserva ttvc blacks and blues— Really — no matter how hard to suit— you’ll find'«Jftiething here that you'll appreciate and Ilk. Below we dcscdlte two out of the many. Mrs. W W Prntfirr entertained at bridge last Wednesday night ut her home on Park avenue. It was one of the prettiest (vc-autumu ufluirs m the folio of society events The rooms were mode beautiful by the decorations of enpe jessamine nnd ding­ ing vines and ferns the pink nnd yellow |. blossoms carrying out the autumn effect. - . Four tables wrftr'pInyrffTtTe” partners being secured by Uw drawing of dainty, hand-pointed score cards for each player. * . This was one of the first bridge parties held in Sapfprd in ninny thorns where the gentlemen were in evidence ni.d some of them played a very splritro fame. Some Utne before the midnight \* hour the scores were counted nnd it was found that Mrs. R. J. Holly had the highest score among the ladies and rcr __ calved a beautiful olive set consisting of a sterling fork nnd spoon in a dainty case. W. D. Holden won tlw honors in the gentlemen’s list and received a book on Practical Bridge nltixXigh his playing would hordly indicate thut lie ne^\la any further instructions, Delicious lemon ice and cherries and pink, frosted cake was then served ' by the charming hustrss assisted by Mrs Keely and Mrs. Putnam and after lingering long in pleasant dial the company bade Mr. mid Mrs. Prutlier au revoir just afiout the the tunc thr chaHtideer was aiiiiouuciiig another day.' Those present were. ' Mr. mu! Mrs. W. I). Holden. Mr. nnd . Mrs. O. W. Brody. Mr. and Mrs. Oca A. Speer, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. R. J, fiolly. Mr. aud Mrs. C, 0. McLaughlin. Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Paul Keely,.Miss McLaughlin, Mrs 0 . W. King and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Prather. N. P. YOWELL & COMPANY Adventists Camp Meeting Tho south park has the appearance of nn encampment ns about thirty-five small tents nnd a large auditorium tent have been pitched thereon for the ac­ comodation ol the Adventist^' Camp Meeting. The meeting slatted last night nnd will be n regular annual sesslub of the Seventh Dny Adventists af the state lasting for ten days. ' . Preachers from Washington Atlanta. GrapsvIUe. Tennessee and front the state will lie present and will address the meetings. The following program will tie observed dally: Praise service. 6 a. m. Little Mlsa Ruth Waldron celebrated Conference 9 a. m., and l a tn. her eleventh birthday, at the l)umo of her parents. Rev. and Mrs. .Waldron: Wed­ nesday afternooy. Twenty ' little friends were Invited td enjoy the occasion with her, .They weroentertained with pleasant New School Opens gomes in (boparrisb rooqi utter which a The Sisters of mercy started their school most Interesting fish'*pond glebed their at J'urk ..Ave,, and ninth SUeet last gtteutldn. for in thalpond wag a present Monday. : Fur. .the present they arcept fa/ each child to fish /or. which, thev of pupil« for the kindergarten. and grammar bourse enjoyed doing. The J bltffiilay schodt onlyvowing to lack of accommoda­ ¿fsble wai very, prttfy bftmnl- tions 'for blgh*ecbool pupils. A, new fully decorated 3. .byU»‘Jff7 c u e v \ with school building is to be put upon the Its eleveh candles whlijj Was served vrjlh Cothollc Church property l^ th e ver^ nbar the little guests, whd Wished- fu(ur<i mid then they will be In a position their lift), istesa many; retu rn torr the ^ rccoivo tiiose seeking opportunity for day. x'~ A .■» Jtlger studies- The pupils now in attendSmith entoriilued a .small bU)Wlrt| they utotpy. A One tabltr uf bridge, whi W pupil» èa well a . »tno 'Jf. C Weston, who hai opened a ULiftipr l«hg’» grodery In the uhd. Is;prepared to do all fhen'a ahd Indies tailoring In the Bloodshot Eyes Arc cured without pain In one day by Leonard!'« Golden Rye Lotion. No other eye remedy in the world ns cooling heal­ ing and suengthlng for weak eyes lnji»t on having "Leonnrdi's." It uuikiw stmng eyes. Guaranteed or money refunded. Sold by W. G Aldrich. ^ D i* 1 .♦V *' *• 1,1 4.* Mj* Ä I'l »le» (#4* 9 M EN PETS f hr f lu « *l All U s m tfi C fJfiitr W gff ^ flot W atrr B-itfk £(' v/N X T u . C®pp«r, B n « , J k t U Iron. »• Cwlho UliMlk u t l i U « Q ti. WITHOUT THE USE OF HEAT, i SOLDER. CEMENT OR •RIVET. . . M»nd«u ire oat slhxh-d br »«Item« best. Cm be spplitd t>r.« child. Will bl •St surface, Msdcio shsites. SAVES MANY DOLLARS. W. L. MORGAN i-grade Pianos, Organs The Outskirts of the City. • • > / . 4 do uot Interest us, ' ;• b u t we do w a n t to and Graphophones. * L o w Prices ' * ‘Easy Payment«. Pic J-aundertho Underskirts o f its in h a b ita n ts . I f yo u w ill e n tru s t us w ith y o u r la u n d ry , th e q u a lity o f the .0 8 a re g u la r p a tro n . •jt ' r, aNO SAW EDGES ON COLLARS CORNER FOURTH STREET AND F, Good Rooms , X Best of Table B Sjucu] Attention Given Ttmxieat Trade Everything First^U ^ Sunday Djoner s Specula MRS. DONNA TH AYER, Prop netrc.s's W IL L O P E N A U G U S T T H E F IR S T �Published S e m i - W e e k l y —Tuesday and F rid ay SANFO RD SANFORD NumMf FLORIDA TUESDAY, OCTODCR 3, 101» Johnstown,Horroi* Repeated at Austin Pennsylvania THOUSAND livts I lie G eneral News of The Land of f low ers. a l l u m i m i mi s u n miss S N llflE D Adds A» Epitome of the Week's Most Im­ portant Happenings In the S ta te 's Domain. The large dam at Austin Pennsylvania holding 500.000.000 gallons of -water • r and almost without burst last Saturday warning the entire deluge • moment's tho towns below, hollowing poured upon competed for hurried ji the aaxiunt While going at a fast rat«- near Tampa last Saturday, Frank Hargis, a young chauffeur, was instantly killed by collid­ ing with another car. Tiie contract hhs been let for a hand­ some now office building in Ocala for R. S. Hull, the well known financier. Siwcin^. Agent E. M Wnrd, o f the Char­ lotte .Harbor & Northern Kailway. was shot aful Killrd here today ¡hy AIf McColr -^nructnr of Mylbcrjry 1 he shoot mg occurred on an exCurVfhn'tmln fhM'nT il tsilled up nt tiie depot MeColfe>. it is allegtjl was rattier huintejNios ami nor Choice ah liis language in-tare several wanien in tin- car lie i« sm<| to have been drinking. The spocinl ugent remohatrnted with him and -on argument followed, m vstiicti Ward -ilnptWl McChltey and tiin latter promptly drew a pistol and shot him tliroogli the Isvly near the heart. Ward died furry five iiirtiutcs later M -M. I . e e I n i s arrived in Winter Haven fiont Nt Mary s, Kalis,, with Id« family ll.dy S t a r la 11 olitile lt> lite Hlnck* Hut 'He "I file llliisl mrilple-e • J.lllf'lll minivi ot 11 titoli Im i uewspa|»*r and jobulli. r in he found Ilo- wnr belween 11ilIy and lllikey ih in the stair' He will begin (he pubiiru■in iin.fi Hit* fu«t gijirwus lirod li> liuly *n 11rr n( Winter Haven« lust newtttm[>cr Burst And Fire or To The F IrrIni Populace readers: Pan, of the B Company must one Four hundred million, five hundred thousand gallons of water rushed down on the town Between Hoi) and 1.000 persons werv drowned, crushed or burned to death Hundreds of others believed to luivn been swept away by the great torrent. Fires followed the bursting of .nnluml giu mains. ** Scores of persons caught beneath debris cremated. Over 1.000 bulldUflB were wrecked . fleavy rains of post two weeks enusr-d reservoir lo till for firm time since U was creeled tw o leur* ugo. Food supply has l>e«n swept away. New $-'0 000 High School flnlldhig Physicians, nurses and supplies being rushed train surrounding towns over the mountains to Auain. l . i jl Governor Tenerha» ordered state mid charily »lUcials m the scene tog>-ttii-i with Adjutant General Stewart-and a large force of state police. Austin has n population of 1.200 Costello,. tuwn o f 150 persons, below Austin, also swept nwuy. Two-thirds of (lie citizens believed to have perished. I i ti.. v ’aS'xi «Ii Mattile I T ligie For (bingreMjnon Tn this week's , i issue'tyf ■Dixie Claude ■i r j U'Engle, D# etTihir. says ' ,v . ■ "Afuir looking carafullv into tiie sift«- *■ ntioi\.m>d fSnrcfnlly jxuisidering the way-' ju winch'.Vckn lie tjJ must a«-rviGf\*lo tho I people o f n.Tlydi ; J linvf}' dreided to )**• ..2.s)4'-'pounds per nere. The* seed wits a cendidntr fr-ùtVslic iurte Imgf for^ow n^si October anti sprouted vigorous' hlcmber of the federal Mouse of- Kcprr s e n ia tW e s . .. , _- “1 offer mysel/ to (he electors of Fiori-, da ta jI>e"\r>téiT Tor 1n the Ik-moiratlc ' nrlnsiries 'òf 1912 .for this msilion oft Admiral Schley Deod kdmirol Winfichl - Scott Schley d«id yesterday near the comer •fourth street and -Fifth avenue, ik. white on his way downtown tirsi died te/ore medical aid could tuey had been Out Of town over SunOn his return he ¡had gone to thr Yachrtdtrtt. AXterarihatl slay' * club the admiral left’ tho rlub * and had sBlartcd to walk along fcfpurtb street towards F^fth. avenue, Et taken suddenly Uh A hurry call 4,111 physldBhl and ah omb’uB' ^fore aid readied him the adbad died. Heart disease was the * are a cunUiuinlion r. i «i v I ¡a v iji l u f e d d e s t r o y o ts. -s tiiir.l t> irai tin* tirsi of tk'iniiei Mi I ¿-e is a newapupet tiuiii of ubi[ity and will soon have one of ilia Im»«i weeklies in the •tale Itu p i; - 1 -ill t . k n o w n a« the il-sigii f*l nef, mg 'iloiig fIle .iii-i ol Irtpiir atiil thè Wljat is regarded as a iihhi im|xirtanl h'inihurdlliotlt ol «mailer lowiis Tmke> Iiml in uiiuiectiufi with good road buildIni- noi stnick a lilow a* yet and s»*etns ing'iu Ik-rmin tocounty wpr, made titling li. tu- depcfuhiig -i|uiji (Ile liUrrvention |iji- v-eek wlii-n tiie gang of ■men under ..t ilo* World iM-Wr-r« to tae-ein l.iitli. r '.-iptbiit \jtri« winle /hn'uvn'jHfl} live ntilee |-ri'ieth -it this pnn- ntr thmuph a best of - lll>. w|ii,b it is beiien-d, will be ideal (he Saulonl Music Mob natural inaternd fnr bard surfanug nut T i c i lub » ill holil iliv-lx m o o tin g utuL roads „ . - " in t h e r&ldrinaling -such thrifty growth that l\ve cuttings were made each time i . hI. iv llprl linai l i i r l l l e r d e l . 1 . 1« g i v e n n l o t i u i t i m i o t . if K *" * ■« Ai» week' Gtftytmty. o r'jh is Hly. csroo lo th* SenUneLvdtoo ' and ft* blbitol a buiich of us. ijlijc alfalfa -»s^ Was evrr raised »nywixTc outdoors 6y tjity^ y . He raised tjn^ experimental paid! of> I-ohé jJavis place. im’CT^j 5*Qdlly prepared the grpuitd and glVjìfr bei tnrj ifldn I n l e « t re[»>rl« plsc« of rrsideitee and In v ctlftem . |Itnmee Gazette. Jt,«i ... '. Atfolia p t. Orando - two ot Ito- n-poti» tower Insurance Rules Whil'wi! hnvn waiteiJ, watdied and worker) for ,md l.xAed forward to fnr the past yenr has come to pass—that of n reduction of our evceediugly excessive iasuranre tales. The new rate took effect on the 15th of this month, and Kissimmee has boon "ITlnifmed from the fourth class to the third Hass which means that the rates have been reduced frolU ten to twentyfive per rent I his w:ll mean n stivinit to our j-.-oj.il. of ti|£jni four thousand dollars annually, or Enough lo pay for the entire cost of installing (to . water­ works and »ewerngo in twoive years. There is no doubt but that the cxcci-' live Insurance rates and Jhe ubaencc pf wstei wiaks and sewerage has Kepj -Otfluy people from locating here during the pn»t three years, blit now that these gbnadcl' have br»n jovercome and we have. Si goed n vohttMAer. fire company as tan («• fmind in jiny city in Florida. >re will rmiurnlly expect; men tif fneaps W look with favor on Kisgimmcc as' a \f S .i l o n L i V »lieti a l n i «link that 1 will continue my newspaper work and that I believit that my opportunity, tn-servr the people of-Fiortda As editor of a frtc newspaper will lie greatly en~ Inrged and strongthene*! hy rcprrsrnilog them la Gmgres». "Evcryiiody may l)<- ussmod of. !■will do if l go t > C’vngreas hy readling what l have done at editor -of The Sulk and of Dixie- “I oak tiie -help of every trutf man." *'• -*/ r ■' k tr . M u l l e i n 's figli! - io d io I I Kissnuirlee ’.»usuies-i men will erect ai Sauuibty aftertu>»iii. al 1 o clock. Yll if the incrtiU-rs are vfircjtJ-ily re I mice a skyscraper ori .Broadway, which ipiealcif to lie present Hu; program com will l*e a modern live story otlice (Mitkiing mttlee. Mrs. Munson and Mrs- Ernest and tho Jowvr nxnlU Tor sto/ea. The T(iinpa Hoy* IInlet, has heen leased Tolar have prepared a most interesting program lot the year a work, which pumi in Mr. Stanford of the Atlantic Bauch ÌM.--I to tn- not only emeriaiultig hut In­ hon-L Mr. Stanfiait is ati experienced hotel man, and wd| give I'am [in a first siliti f|.r class service I ill. » log I ill- |.f-)gt ini ' d. I Hi Nrv*«p.ii»T« thr"iiglimii t Inrida are I .i . ( ugljsh uniste I M imi in the days *>f 'yueeti I li/.i . talking the bright prosjVM ii fur an early and esce|dionally good tiiunit season iulil. this year. 2, Shnke$pcurn in music The Miami Board of Trade is working Discu-viiion. Kliznbeth—Patron of music. I low. the, love of music may tv; devel­ energetically to secure a direct, steam­ oped mid yniintriiged in a ennuruimfy or ship line hetweeii Miami and New York * k The nrmiial slxtv encainjRm-llt nlld rfiI'W'lt Music N<-lei lion« fiiim Hynl. I j III a. imimi of t' infederale Ycirnmn will he held in iVhimlo iin (K tidier LM-Jd It.id. «.ddhins, M irIt-s l a d l . y f a — ' l i n n * to in. » o n thine I Ini writing U|> the ehief of (miier of * >i-.i l . l i l g mn l III« Idilli S h ; i k e « l » * . i i r « lampa the t-dilut ->f the s.x must paper |tln y*. j was .'iKVIllllcil oil ttle Street by the chief I'rogrnui In i hargr; nl 'lis and Nils« |and badly la-nten Bow ler hi the court lioosc i lis imii held Satiirday. B unIuicII wns chosen the county scat Death of Mrs. Coltiert of Sumter county, when this place re­ Mrs. JI. A. Colbert, aged fiH years, ilieii ceived a majority over its . opponent. at tiie home of tier sons. N A and W. M. Wildwood, hy ninety votes, HushneU is Colbert, on the west side, on Sunday now the county seat, taking that honor morning. from Surnptervillc, In tho race were IK p Mrs. Colbert came tu Sanford last fall towns, including Suinptcrville. The elec­ and made her home nt the resldcnceuf tion of seVerai weeks ogo, narrowed the Mrs. Johns ami afterward removed to the race down to Wildwood arid Bushnell. country with ifcrwtfis. Claude Gales and William Hoover of Mts. CoUierUenvea lliyee sons and three Manatee hnvo invented a new motor dsiAffiters ro mourn her loss. ( cultivator ntid have made iirrang«H^n(.s The remains were taken to FVedcrickto have it manufactured Irj CindnflSii/burg, " Va , yesterday, «rcmilpanie*! by \ * * The niitU-sakxm U-ugtn} is still active Iter sons, where interment will be made. In Florida. A wet or dry election will tie M d 4.. Tnylor county early in October, ami a p*-tition is now being circulated Miss Vivian Yeiter's kindergarten pminlscs to be <piil» a flattering success. in St. Johns county r.sking lltat an election be called there. Mitdergarlen Opens Fifteen little tots greeted her us pupils l ml the opening day. She wariulY wdenroed her little charges, nod wisely jiyt them all to work, giving them tiie easy attractive little play lessons. And thus |early In life those almost babies, took their first ste|w in quest of the "pierien spring." the wnler? of which are for the enrichment .of the human raceL artesian weO. Alexander Short, a liveryman of Ft. Meade died Saturday morning from the effects of a blow on the bend administer­ ed lust Wetl rie,1iday afternoon by Ben Jones, n negro seventy ' years of age, Junes bit the liveryman on tiie head with an ax and fractured hitf skull. Tho question as la tlut constitutionali*y of the recent net of the legislature of Florida, relative to license» dor automo­ biles either (or litre or for private use. Is one winch is fiirniihjna negroid deni of food for thought mnong the legal fraterni­ ty Of the slate and it is siifu to assume that any further light on the subject will be awaited with interest by the hundreds of owner» of motor driven vehicles. ■ j m . - il �THE 8ANT0RD HERa LD arc ©(ffrrrnt clothes, yet arc JDigniflrti American Gentleman. ■■1 s H B \ 1 __ . P S ^ They are recognized as the standard style for the Young Their tailoring and fabrics are of the highest possible type. H t H U h October J. iy|i t I- / r ìs i j . i H ■ m L J T l 1 i l I 1 . THE HOME OF SOCIETY BRANO CLOTHINO I OR MEN 117 WEST FIRST STREET $20 *0 $30 Eli G H II 1 É 117 W ES TTIR S T STREET Copyright tOlt Alirstt X V ^ r A Oahu « Yes; we havtu and by the number of trnvding men that cotqe here regularly we know that we must have a business city. But this is not ths only indication. A Budget o f Opinion “ J u s t Be Everything is on the move and the boom. tw e e n You and M e *\j New enterprises are starting ainqng us pod new life is quickening in the old In­ dustries. Many things , attest the pros­ perity of oq^ ydty.' With bar trade, her churches, her schools, and her, cultured A Ctdel fa Amohg Ye TaKlrig Notes population w3 have a first-class city in and fa ith . Mefl Prent T u T — which to ^ive. ' ,. " ' 7" * A f * Saunterer. . ' 4 Funda^tand that my friend Batesr hat been., approached ■ by three bfsdtrtg inen play ground. *. wood spilt the kindlings, sûr the cream, pump fresh water in the creamery after supper, and be sure to study his lessons before he went to bed. Then .he went to the fanners* 'dub to discuss the ques­ tion .“How. to k^ep the boys on the farm." 4 Traveling mco that come to Sanford remark that we have a vary * * « , city. : -, •• • / ' ;■ ■ w things In the town remlml _me that very few of otir dtlzenrbote ever become ac­ tive-member* of the Commercial Club. There Is now n deficiency iu lhe treasury and several of the mem ve rhodp'a note to meet It. among th*to;,being W. D. Holden. J . N. Whitner and qther real ea- the credit and I have no sympathy with the pesple who are laying back on tfie Job of advertising the city of Sanford. Right along this line f want to sav dial in your Build!rg and Loan Association you have a shining example of the real men of the city boosting this organiza­ tion and those who howl oaiamity the loudest Invested their money in gold mines and other fake scheme. JIow many of you citizens ond busi­ ness xnen belong to the Duiltling Agso*, dntionT 1 admit that the Oommetdal Club has expended money In some quar­ ters foolishly. I admit that the Com­ mercial Chib. expended a lot of bot air and bombast that availed: nothing. But What would youT Dow the man who stands outside the organization looking in deserve any credit, for doing nothing or doe* the membership of the dub deserve all the censure because hot air is ex­ pended omf some good results accom­ plished? Another thing—when we had a chance to ih©*fcbya than the Scouts l|ir fdrènt churches should takr* up matter and each one form a i*n| scouts, the entire crowd to h<‘ tcf to a bn Utili ion. -Some of mu folks should give this matter >ouf temion. , . . ,, È rinting 4 1 think the. Methodist ohurch needfSa new building. In fact all.'of our clulgh6s nets! new buildings, but 1 mention the Methodist church because last Sunday I noticed in particular ,that the assembly are hen >s{rve you « ’ ■stationery fir your] businest W k f r^ n y tt f.Q Jrcm a family Ing things and in addition, to forceful pastor be Is a great worii Lord's vineyard. But don’t forge1 said about cBe appearance of thd weeks, a few months' or a few years maybe—who put up the rnone^ for it, and who but the teadldg members of tbo Commercial Club. spent their time nod nxiuey (¿"ïcVUtè faetdries here amTpaid TRSt g w y-1*— ---- -i^ the rent for ihemt * We need the Ocfaif merdai Club now and we need it badly, want to aaa a bottnllton but it has languished all summer because a M P BUI B*kd* ’f t * ' “ * ’ * �T ilt SANTORO MtHALb October W IL L Ur William A. lu n ro ro wm » « .tlo M and Siva advice HIEE O F COST on all su b jects pertalnlns to th e ■ubtacl of building, for the readers o f thle « « r On socouut of his wide experience C Editor. Author end MaiufTacturer, •he ¡7 without doubt, lb e htgheet au th ority La all these subjecte, Addreea all lnqulrlee 0 William A Il-d ford . .No 171 W est J ack eon bduUvard, Chicago, III, and only «acloM twe-cent Itam p for « p ly . D*ep down I n lb n heart of ey«ry Aoraal man und woman is the atnblUon some day to own a borne. This o t r be bill formed—s vague dlecont#nt and unrest concerning conditions which every rentec so well knows— or. It may have reached the.stat® of gc'tlve determination to mgke any or all sacrifices necessary to escape tho renter* life and live in a real homo. The ambition Is there, more or Icaa definitely formed In the heart of every man and woman, waiting only for the needed stimulus to develop to tho point of action. „ it la natural to live In dne's own home It le unnatural to live In o rented hpyse or apartment. The fam ­ ily that lives In Its own house, no metier how humble It may be, feels the sense of Independence that doen not come to the family In a rented house. Every renter feels, even If be does not say It. that every month a rent (hat he turn*- over to hlB land lord 1» money practically thrown awSr That ls( he knows that It 1« "loo niurh to pay for the merely tom porary romforte It brings— and they're often pretty doubtful com ­ forts. too When one stops to think of tho amount of money that Is put away In rent Jurlng twenty or twenty five yean, une Is amazed and dumfound eJ It I* enough to buy s fine home, all free from Incumbrances Yet what baa the renter to show for hta money esp«n<l«-d ei»ept a bundle of rent rv i-elpta’ Th» »ame money spent a lit tie more Judiciously In monthly pay merit* lor a house and lot woukl go to aacoru a desirable home and make s One luu-ntment and saving There *r» various-ways for the rent er to go about It to acquire a home He may undertake to purchase a house that has already been lived In, an old house, perhaps at any rale a second hand house; or be may go to the suburb* where the large real e s '1 tats operator* are \puttlnr up many ► Tho requlremeiits of no two' fain Ulna are exactly nIlk«*. and when a matter ao vitally Important a» tho re qulilng of u home, a dwelling that has to be occupied throughout life. It teem« (hut the house ought to be bulk especially to meet the n»rd> of the owner. Ho there 1» the third way of ac qutrlng a home, and It Is probably the beat.* It la not to buy a ready made house, either near or second-hand, but to have a new house built In Just the location and of Just tho size and char acter desired. And with homo building conditions as they are l^ti most localities, thin Is Bn easy thing for the rnnn of average fyeans to do For a very modest sum tho services of skilled .architects who make a specialty of d»algnlng dw-»M sign can be ^elected that 1« JuaTwhnt attlls the apodal needs of tho family, a- house complete In every detail and conveniently arranged for the work of the house Then on a very modest \ Uj i -T3- *7.5*- L W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY I the it out and on one Rid«, Is a fewlure ’ tint la much appreciated | I'ho llooT" pluiie »hua the Interior of this home to be lal<1 out to provldo plant) of riMJiu fur u good elxed family lbe lui»o living O'uUI occuplea 10» en tire left portluu of the tlret floor, be‘ log lf>x:i: feel In «tr» This la strictly 111 accordance with the very latest I Ideas In hull»» planning and those who ‘ hnv» lived In a dwelling laid out In ' till» Ituomniend It Very htghl.v | Thu dlulna room und kltcbeii are to the right of Hi» e» n[r a I hallway and are arranged for rtinvenleni'e In doing the housework. On the second floor (here are four good large bedroom» besides a sew­ ing room The bathroom la convenlentI ly located An amply itipply of clothe« | closets 1» provided This design hae been selected from a great number a» motif completely, meeting the need» of the prospective Home builder for a residence of thl* kind lu ln fo r c r Game Laws We, thl undersigned citizens nhd sportsmen of Orango county, hereby ngrec to render to the' sheriff or his deputies, nny assistance of whatever kind flnnnclally or otherwise to convict nny person or persons violating lite game laws of the state of Florida. Signed, Frank L. Wood­ ruff. 1) L Thrushert F. L Miller, P. M (Chirr. K. E. Brady. T. ! Hawkins. W. H, Underwood, F S. Frank, A Maxwell. Henry McLaulm. G. W Spencer, W, W .luwjfcf t » - v y H V fr Chun. banner, A I) Smith T WifT* luma. F E Milteer W II Hand. Il E Wise. .1 1> Robert». M l‘ Lipe, h. C Walilniii. I (' lliirrihm I If Walker. J II liavÌMin. M. W. Lovell. H C Whitten, C 1J. Dingee, W. R, Robbins, Joe Fernandez, McG. Currnwuy. .Iosci vii Wnldecker. T. G. Griffith, R. R. Stenatmm. .1 I' Gifford. I). S. Speer. W, W. Alverniuhy. W W Veiialiii. G N Ulivi», George Watson, )/ N H liiiruer. Geo <1 S jk-c* G»u ('., Me Ikvtlgul. .1 A. Wlllllier V P Council)' It K Hr, K I \ Mi M i IIjiii I I’ Mi Colici 1 Keene VS C l.orii-t A If Mwrshuli VV A 1liba. If 1Junes 1 VV Brigg» G W Smith. I* L I irutu» Vv |1 Mi Guinn AGIENT8 erai Fire Insurance O fflo * with HOLDEN HEAL E S T A T E CO fo rd . - F lo r id a ID EA L F E R T I L I Z E R S BEST To fiin a place on our regular list a formula inuct not only product results, but result* with a P R O F I T , TK* user of fertilizer considers the effect on hi» pocket boot «lie R E A L result. I D E A L F E R T I L I Z E R S produces the right effect, for it works with Nat ure. 1 he preference of each class of vegetation fur its source of plant food is carefully studied as well as the proper proportions to give perfect balance— no lack, no waste With proper application of proper food vegetation outgrows diseases and insects to a great extent, and being strong and vigorous, produt^i fruit that is pleasing to the eye and palite. and brings financial returns pleasing to the grower Do not lose the maximum profit due you by using poorly balanced plant food from improper sources. I D E A L stands for PROFIT. •» m\ n ‘ J* ^ 5•£! a t'* 5» 3^ t Call at tnir San foot Branch Warehouse io charge of R. C. Maxwell or adders# Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company 5: JACKSONVILLE •:* FLORIDA . 2? Sctcntlfic^ Discovery That Is The Only Known Cure w* • For The Disease » >n s Rung» Il II Hill I I, Ili »1g»» W J nngpen. K H Smith Vv (' WiIIihiiuuiii I I. flmlg»» 1 I Jill* W I t It’Ll C A M> Gioii. N ( ln-*,« I. t, Stringfellrtw lui Nelson W A Si »(lord I W iivrv man. VV [) M)»i » I I Vinvent Vs l> (kllhreth 0 II Semi H b Uvilcsby. I ho» Oglesby, K Muse. J U fliiakiliSi K t .VlniHell. T K Hate«, Il II Newman. .1 I Long, .1 I' Mutl»r, Altieri ( ruse. 1 M Second Floor Plan Hell, M i licaves. J H tjimrun. W K Henley, A. I KnSarlter, J K Rldionl*. J payment down ttrh real estate opur K Camp. I Mutltews. t‘. A. Owens. C I. atom are very glad to put up th<* Pagcnlisrt. .1 R. lamg. L W. Bigger». M house following (hose plnn^ ond apofl ('hn»ti'lvher R. .1 Holly. j For Sale By Wfm. G. A (Iridgc, Sanfortl, Florida BroKr i> VVInduw One ni ilo- )»>v* whu ruuke h bnaines» il UVitig *i|[»-u thè »Ireet» » i» plliyiliy’ Invìi ln»l Suini.i) ni ibi reni u( live Hi-rnlit HntHtng uvei itirav* ilic bui* lluough Hit ai lidow IvriwRltig ulvoui Si urtirili ol gliiss.' lite t*ollceuieu aliould »top Hit tini dice of bull playing and rock tbnjwing on tlu* streeis wheftover thè sanie Comes under tbeir nolice. ' R O L L IN S Stealing Or unges \ Jlw |»-o|ile liviilg un the Ssnfitrd Height» iiru *-unsidaìiiliig of the children c iiunig-out Irtim town, und tu« only »tealmg nriiuge». but bieuSing otT large lindi» ul i he trees Che i>urent.S of the»» child­ ren should not allow them to steal orange», inuf if the pructlcf I» kept up then- wiL be soitie dilhlren urrested • Stealing oranges is just as pmch a crime ns Steal­ ing merchandise. houses1 on specuîîmoî?,' feTylng òn seti lng them after they are cotnpletod They are the more willing to to-op^ «•rate with, the prospective owner, since thp, element of speculation In the deal for thóm la/very much re. duced, '.a ,. It renters who are Interested In this propoaltftm will go out sod talk with , thstr locAl'teaJ estate mtm and decide -wbwio ihey want to build, limy will be surprised at hew easily the - vitudf roaiter ckn be arntniied. ------ ------ i Thè design Illustrated herewith Is a good large-slzed house of «Ugntfled home-llke appearance, well suited for the home of a.fam ily of substantial .worth and reputation. It, I" a house that would be a credit tb any ^treot, and would lakfr Ila place among lho best houses tn.the town. ' ; Yot considering He sl»e snd con­ struction .this Is « very Inexpensive house to build. T h is design has -been carried out compioto for ft.hOO or for -16,000, -Using b r ic k . *?oeer copstruclion.'‘ T h is makes a very warm khd substantial appearand house and all thlngo considered Is to.be lilghly4 recommendott Tbb" dt-xtyn Is ellghtly colonial In He 06!Üít!K!t5!t more |u»purunl than th.aL It itila U k dir of homelike hoepHslIiy Notice Any one knowing the prerrut mldresii ol uny. of llie jwi.len named beluw nT their l^cirs will confer u favor to such parly ot{d to ihe undomigned if they will pjdqt soch ivddresa on. o postal. card and nrn.il to C- VV. Goodrich, Orlando, Fla. Aplhdrp, Klttma MT -McIJtne. Reed A Hmr¡ R H Mnrtiij. C. H Barmlu.O r deceased Niblo, Ale Bigelow, S " Rugier, J . R. RnrhJno. G. Smith. J. W Ferson, Oliver.. “ Sciiults & Co. I;. Hawkins. W C. “ Tucker. J. W v llopkinr. Amelia M. WllHsms, Turner Klug. A. Waílocé, W. McLftutOit. Wm. S-2t I Sal' ß 1 B jiIS& j f R IN T E D SI»*» Wenrefixed for lumino out work oi this, kind in double-quick time W IN T E R PARK T H E C O L L E G E O F .A G R IC U L T U R E . OF TH E U N IV E R 9 IT Y OF FLO R ID A v 7?* v 1 ••* •' ^ Th« - Termers' C e lla ^ e -tvffer» tbr foUgwioa Cauraea iti Agflculiurt^ A I wji Yrar <Yrf!r«aia'C»>uW \ ji A Two-Year dtiort Hour»»^¡-, OiV^"y>«i Short Cover»« - A Four MuOjh F.rritir»» Shun Cihum ■ Fisa Week ranWt»'Shtivt-'Cvw/ifv.O- t uuryenn tiiuevi-ire vdenir Course*,tor -llimie j iiptdy-, j, WlUybB’ientinuelokStn In ihehaaJ uf experience what »«n be •lutckly Unperird u> you hr inert »lii Tiavr had t<uh ,cuil*Sr trnlnlnf and. jirtulic») riprrlmcr oh fba turuit — - •' MsXe an kivellWiit'fltet-wllfpay dl.ldrodi every yegT tMouZhvut -a I'lfrHro* Ft* Irttirmelkm Addrys), ^ i j . , DEAN Or j TMK . ; v E h N Q . i i , COLk’e O C QF A G R IC U L TU R E G A IN E S V IL L E , F L O R ID A \T H E L I! you iatoÀd' to baVo % said, ¿et bur precies ■ ---'-j-T -• C O LLE G E , [ ► l C IT Y ' •> R E S TA U R A N T t r i m Street, owe block from Depot opposite PoatofBce) . *' - ** H. E . W IS E , Proprietor • , Formerly Manager of Central Cafe -> ‘ b le a k s , Chops, O y s te rs and F ish a S p e c ia lty A Place For Ladles and Gentlemeoi S h o rt O rd e rs At AH H o u rs E v ery th in g F ir s t C la ss �•actions of their counties.”—JoCk»onvlUe Metropolis. All of which listens flood coming from tho Jacksonville paper but we wish to rise and remark that our Oranflc county Item s of In te re s t Gleaned fr o m THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY legislator» were busy working for the V arion s S o u rc e s R. J . NULLY. Editar people while the Duval contingent were W M. ItAYNES. B u sin ess Manager threshing out the line points of the Race HAPPENINGS DURING l i l t WEEK Track Dill. Subscription Prier. S 3 OO ■ Year In Advene* PobtlsbrJ Ever, T under sod E rklär Manilas Dr atrred s i eearad-dess m ill rattler Aoluit Uod ISOS, at the r™ toBor at Sinford. Floride. ADYtRI ISING Advertising seems to be an art yet to ■ oder A c t o f M arch 3 rd . 1870. * be discovered by some people. That Is, the practical part of i t A constant OIBca la Herald Hulldlns Telephone No. U S stream of woier from one or more fire engines will soon extinguish or get under Good morningl How do you like our control a very large Arts, while a few double stunt buckets of water, dashed on here and effect. The there, have little Maccaroni Is going up. Italy and modern fire department is practical, nnd Turkey are at war. has outgrown the bucket system; and so with ¡modern advertising—plenty of it. All the world powers will now get a used in a practical, common sense and piece of Turkey before Thanksgiving. judicious manner, pays. •. If you want to catch a certain kind of fish you use a certain kind of bait; not all fish bite at all kinds of bait. Not all people respond to every advertisement The newspaper Is a medium Indispensable Cricket Prewitt of tho Waldo News and to the majority of advertisers, because the youngest editor in the state has taken of its wide and repeating circulation. As unto hlmfelf a wife. We can now expect u promoter of trade* ahd~ profit news­ a department of the News to be headed, paper advertising is no longer an open T h e Cricket on the Hearth." ' question; that is. when done in a practical und intelligent manner, and pays because of its effectiveness and cheapness. Herald bs a dollyf" Not for some túne, dear reader*. We ore trying you on the twice-a-week nnd your encouragement on .* this departure will go a long wny toward /, determining whether the people of San­ ford really want a daily or\ not. The Herald will flavor be an object* of public charity because we earn our money and expect i t s In another part of today's paper is an article exposing one. Prank Hurtx-r, who for $16 wrote a lie uhoul Plorula iti.nl Cost the stale thousands of dollars ills idea was to hold up the large hind com­ panies for money. Falling to get the money he defamed the state In n well known farm paper, The surprise of the whole affair In that a reputable paper should |(inl the article of a disreputable black n^glcr Thcppbllc have little appreciation of tits value of well conducted local news­ paper. Then office» Of beneficence lo the oommuniiy are so common that they arr unnoted, hut Dime the. less no town (4 city cau advance without Its newspaper» art in the forefront of its advancement. They are the life of tile cuoimutiity. They must lead in every effort to Invite capital, enlarge industries nnd enthuse the people Ip' the use nf their ad­ vantages. n o k id a s c l i m i t s • Now that the tuahy »fhools tliroughout tbe state liave opene^ thdr doors for the fsü term it bebonves (uirMtts lo lonk :wp the C laim s of the Florida sdioois. Tli'rle ore no better k IiooIi in ony »mto and no pareni sbould considcr s e m iin g the boy er glri out of the stufe for nn educalion. . HOW MUCH WILL YOU O l k t f x Whenever a new wrinkle is taking slutpe in city affairs, church affairs or private affairs aud the discussion veers nround to the finaudul etui or Uie sinews of war (he first question asked is, "how much will you giver . Now The Metald In order to boost San­ ford just twice as hard and moke busi­ ness twice as good ha* decided to tank« the paper o twicrp-week timing tlw winter in order tor try out tbe pubilt:. ere storting a daily:' ((«ARdSy we are losing money at first but' Yljfjirvi» rwtidng tqo guqd fur Sanford p c o ^ a n j the manftiement is willing to kkl<r. money in order tb give Sanford khe imsi nAw»p>p»> service possible- Tlve paper r ill be cqtnDw^tur-' a*i jO the amount of f' businfis* giv.eu by the merchants and we gl^WM^thi|'t}uas: Qon .while you are digcstitftr lh^ contents of the .first issur HOW MUCH MOJUTvADVEkTlSING .WILL YOU GIVEt .?> -./ *' OL8 .j.CGtSkk?ORS. "IS the passage of 'that* fchoof- iaxt fiook uniiofniiry hili. certain wiae -individuals wbo Sovef around ToilAhawee during legislMkve . session*, . appear*, f/i V^l; ju r e “put one over” cuKthe'. ko$ola<i Florida Legislature o f '1911. "eumposed •‘ prindpalfy of ntemberfr -who know 'snreh lose about law-making than, they' know •boat the secrets 'of ancient* archil ret* which nlloWrd tiiVyn to build the Pyramids. Governor Gilchrist declared tbe Legislature was tbe “beat tho state ■Z ever hod.’'-os word« u> that efl«g, -The 's, Governor« neeJleoa* to sey. is alone. In his ' opinion. There werh many good men' in s the Legifixture, aotj DnVai Cdanty was fortunate In lts; 'reikesfYna^S^i. . The Beath of M r*. Spurting ll*re the Readers Will rind a Brief Historical Spring flowing f o r Hurried p* Readers \ More thru» twenty automobile-enthusi­ asts will gather at New York two - weeks hence for the start of the 1811 (Hidden tour of the American Automobile Asaocintion from New’ York to Atlanta and Jacksonville. With thé present high price of raw sugar and the prospect for n very large crop, Cuban planters are rejoicing. The Island Is now stripped bare of last year's crop, stocks being estimated at 5.000 tons or less, compared with about 49,000 tons at this time last year, and 22,000 two years' ago. At present preparations ev­ erywhere are going on actively to begin grinding the new crop early in December. The first United Sûtes mall ever trans­ ported by aeroplane was caraied from the aviation field on Nassau boulevard. Long Island, to Garden City, a distance o^five miles, by Eari L. Ovingt on. in a Bicroit machine. Ills flight for this purpose was 1 suffered five year», with awfol pains, dua to woman­ ly trouble»/' write» Mr»., M. D. McPherson, from Chadbourn, N. C "They grew worse, till I would often Lint I could not walk at all, and I had an awful hurting h nTy a id e ; also a headache and a backache. I gave up and thought I would die, but my husband urged me to try Cardul, so, I began, and the first brtil» helped me. By the time the third bottle w as used, I could do all my work. All the people around here »aid 1 would die, but Cardul relieved m e." rFor o r more man than 50 year*, Cardul t_araui has nas been Decn rtlievln relieving woman'* sufferings, and making weak women strong and w»lL During this time, thousgndi of women have written, like Mrs. McPherson, to tell of the really surprising results they obtained by the u h of this purely yegetame, tonic remedy for women. Cardul strengthens, build* restores* apd relieves or pre. vents unnecessary pain ¡and suffering from womanly trouble«. If you a r t a woman, begin taking Cardul, today. - Mrs. Jewe Spurling dl«*d- at her home on Celery avenue yesterday afier a short illness. Death was due to complications incident lu a very difficult operation. Mrs. Spurling was a resident of Ohio coming to Sanford with her husband last year where he engaged in farming on the Brumly place. •> • Mrs Spurling leaves a husband and six children to mourn her loss and the sympathy of the entire community floes out to them in their hours of nfflection. The funi-rul will occur today at two river to the Pacific coast. He will leave o'clock Rev. Sommers officiating. In­ Omnha Monday morning and reach Spo­ terment will be made in 1-ukeview ceme- kane Saturday night. In the intervening five days he will travel the states of Ne­ braska. Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho Moving Pictures Not Immoral and Washington. Included .among his That the moving picture, or “ten cent principal stops will be Lincoln. Hastings, show" is here lo stay Is self-evident, con­ Denver. Cheyenne, Laramie. Salt Lake sidering the myriads of small playhouses City. Pocatello. Boise. Walla Walla. Lew­ which hnve sprung up in every available iston and Spokane. nook and cranny of every large city with­ North and South will become more in (tie !>nst few years. A decision has closely linked than ever during the three been handed duwiuhy the supreme court days' celebration in Atlanta of the old of Montana holding that a moving picture Gu(e City Guards, beginning October 9. show njiiy be operated on Sundays and is a ttrn ^ tftih e unveiling of a pe^uo juonunot prohibited'by-wsVntt ,e making trfe menffNRmemonniijg the guards' famous keeping iiperi nnd maintaining of n the­ Northern peace tour after the cloffcrof the ater or playhouse on Sunday a mis- civil war. * * ddineantrr. Many, if not nil, moving pic­ Rapid temperatur^.^ianges will be re­ tures now tlidwp. iri * the United States, corded this week Jfl^ Nyrttyfra United prior to exhibition, are passed upon by a States and moderate 'lemperahbes in “bureau of censorship," corbpbsed of five South and on the Pacific coast odnouneetf persons in New York City. nnd. where any the weather bureau's WkeXjy bulletin to­ unclean or immoral picture* are found, day. The week's precipitation will be die bureau requires them to be removed. above normal* except on tbe Gulf and the In this rase, entitled Stntr vs Penny. South AUdottc states.^, I ll Pncifir Reporter. 727. ttit- court holds • .'*.” V Basing ids belief if|>po informal ion re­ that p. moving picture jierformancr is not jnfchided within the terms "theater” or ceived from various.pans of ‘.Ss.MnuUlC,' “playhouse/' -as used in the statute. Francisco I. Mmicro, whom IIIeY'|*o(ip of Quoting the court: "We cannot perceive Mexico today officially ejected/president, how iMs sort of cotrrtnlnmrnt could pos­ declared there writ » a " doubt that his sibly effrcl either, the morals or the good cboaen candidate for the vice presidency. order of ,Uie city ot Miqmula or its inhab­ Jose Pino Suarez, of ' Yucatan.- had also - ' 1 itant*. ,It tfppunre to us (o have been an been elected. • c , „ /innocent omnsetnent having a tendency lo loMruct, father than to demoralize Or • - a *W iflsjuibj and, n* life legislaturo ha* Twit seen (it to prohibit it. the ooufts ought not to d& so1 ' ;* - • . , . „ ANNOUNCEMENTS j v . ; B ry a n S oorcS -on T«f^ . ,A spsetai from Knoxville, TtfiSn., akys tharsnivyering the challenge.«! Tsftnisde (n Cttefryv'ufe. Ksosas.''-lhaV jw^jiDryan) projlude an e x a r p ^ e r d ' restraint of ¿pris which 'wo. d not-'coteft. .withu] tbe the supremi oourt^ Mff firyan said, before hi* deg^flure:. ^ ■'■"’I f president Taft wuutd -tJKc tnn£' ru reitl, the* dlssrtiling oplnlun.vflf. /dsifco fladun in the case and a report tof-!tKe judiciary committee o t (he senate; filed - t u a i by. Senator kelson •wbfn the ceuuilluee Ssoiqpd ¿ / w ■r# r Mayor The Crippen Music Stoi High-grade Pianos, Organs, • . * ** ** f •' . and Graphophones. L o w Prices E a s y P a y m e n ts . . ^ P ic o I Fluid Thrasher’s I Great Healing H u IU > rq u tl fat aoothinf pA No humbug. fu « rin te rd lo do til it it .......... « m o rir, refunded. E l t c i j i l application h ai c u ín ! C a n e e n Khauinalian. H eadache. Poiaon O ak aod^Diaeaaed F r e t. K e lirv rl aU pain w han proper!. Com pounded 3 f ta r a atner aod ail arr deligklrd that h a te utrd it D ire c tio n s : — Satu rala I (hick cloth and a p p i, over pain of any kind il bliateia and co n lin u r lo apply. r/n. s. T h r a s h e r at Lake - J. G. MARTIN P I^C N I C SOLD BY • - - ----------* Lake Mary, FI Uf5 a Hirc a P a riy’ L a u n c h and C o m e to V 4 M ^ P R U N D PARK Learn t0 swim in tlmt shady Pool No rocks, no imli* n.. fdptil&j to hlirt you. Safe for £ny child. No Seweni&t, n<> >lum only pure \rell water * ' Emptied and cleaned every tiny Every convcnien* < , Picnic parties. Refreshinenu Open Thursdays uud s*. :-i Other days by arrangement. .J ^ k Tb< Lsdnfhef “MifJUe ' »oJ VNcttW.jrtU Lav* from C«r>. Do*, i »1 2 •!*«< » t* 't T h u rsd a y s and S u n d a y s - * r . 'P r i e s 2 5 c Round Trip • - •>' vk-‘ ' Let us supply you w jth:pricc5.terms catalogues and full information on instrti ments of Recognized Standard Quality vw anwit ir^ocst of frWads «ad that I «in a saadkUi* lor tke dM^áty of'SwsId««. st rtw f P IA N O S candidate ft mAtect to e! Prtrnlr\to be bald h> the law,’ he <flll understand roy vftws at the suhjec]. -‘ “I believe with Justice Harlan and the -Neleon report that the supreme court has l*acuc*U> Auilifiod the. criminal clause of ibKenti-trust law ami will Walt until tb c ptesklent succeeds In putting n trust megnttte In* the penitentiary before I give any weight to the preadtm's defense of (be decision of the sdpreme court. “It took (our yaars aqd A,half to get ■ decision in the Staodard Oil case. If It take* that long to find out wheth« a trust magnate can be aent to to the Atibe P f t / C £ $ J £ R h S AND CATALOGUES Ma ÌLE D ON REQUEST MANUFACTURERS - DISTRIBUTORS WtiNnotjjbi �B B B H B H H H H flH B H H H m n B u n n ‘ ' T- x -V'.-.-t v • _________ - • • »- ’ F f f f i j r I October 3, »»» . ' • ________________ ____________ r 7 /^ 3 * ' ________________ ' T ilt SANFORD t it RALO Misa Aranka Tatach hat returned home I Fisherman hilled from an extended trip embracing the j Sheriff Smith of Volutin county, while citie»of New York. Chicago. Minneapolis. ( capturing seiner* on Lake George last Cincinnati and nthr point* I Saturday, ahot and‘ killed one of them Little H a p p e n in g — M en tio n of Capt. and Mr* C W 1) Dunn. re- named Cotskill Much indignation him turned to the city Sunday ufternoon, I been aroused over the killing, and while M a tte rs In B rief. ^ — - — — — from Orlando, where they spent tlie sum­ the sheriff claims it was accidental the coroner * jury will probably make It homi­ mer months moat pleasantly. PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST Miss Lillie Farnsworth of Dayton, Temí cide. The action of the jury today is one of the popular-first grade teachers in ownited with great interest IMÑDABOUT me CITY the primary department. bus returned— to the delight of hee little pupils. Sanford presents a busy appearance this week—the number of school children and now residents filling up the streets with a happy and animated crowd. Sqnford has o zoological garden in the fraternal aodetles. now having Elks, Eagles, Owls and Moose The Black Cnts and White Elephants will come next Merchants report a line trade in all lines now and nil indications are good for a prosperous season. There will be more people in Sanford this year than ever be­ fore. Mrs. J. A. ¿Wilson of Charlotte. N. C., who has been the guest of Mrs. Thornton of this city for the past three weeks re­ turned to her hdtne last week via Alabantn. Mrs. Cauic 13. Yeiscr arid Miss Vivinn. have become residents ol Simunl. They took possession Saturday of the cottage, recently occupied by Mr. and Mrs C C Howard. ________ Chase & SH IP P E R S OF Plant Onions According to advices from Tcnenffe. Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ the Spanish island off the west coast of ried Herald Reader». Africa which is the only source of supply ^ , 6 Mr. «nut Mr*. W. E. Holme» last for the apeda of Bernoulli onions, the crop Saturday # fine baby boy. this year- ia very short. The yield of 0*ry Ward .nd daughter, Miaa Veda, crystal wax onion seed will be only about ipeot Sunday at Daytona Beach. . ♦ ♦♦♦♦ve ime-*[uurtcr or ono-third uf the usual crop, Father Drcsnahan laid the corner atone nml tile shortage of which and red o n io n : for a new church ot’ Euatla laat week. seed will Ik* about the same Owing to the short Tcnet'ifie seed crop Un- ^ S- Keck» ho» returned from h« vltlt to Dr. Keelor'a In New York city. of Bermuda onions from Texas and Ber­ muda will be correspondingly small, the MU> Lola Hunter of Kissimmee, vroa growers will have to pay high prices for : ytjldng with Mra. Thornton of this city SA N FO RD . FLO R ID A such seed ns;ihey may get. and in conse­ jjit week. quence the consumers of onions will be 1 (That new tax on automobile» will do forced to pay record prices. Hie Ber­ toward attract! m muda onions from Mexico and Cuba will alifiTnia. nlso be curtailed In quantity. WWi ¿Mr*. J.U.i'ackurd mid daughter. have Hurlda growers should plant.onions this turned from . vUlt to their luaucr hunte season: there will ben fortune In tlie crop. S NORTH i Michigan. MUt Pearaon of Taola. hai accepted a Cough’ Cure. petition a* itenographer with the Holden If you esu »lull.I i lie odor, n b.id ti i Real EaUU^CO-.,__ - - . cometí can often bo cured by ntudiop* .u of horn anni. Inkan .,n a lump of sugar Miti Relna Murrell, la back a t The "• fcam’n'igmri' anti^ n r nraUo«. -s**m Lluj^ ldr.^mi Mra J. K. Mcltinger have re- If this sounds too horrljjTe, much the turned from their—wm rt t r by swallowing South Carolina. . Philadelphia and their business trip to gasoline If you liki the new twlco-a-week HerNew York to purchase (heir full and ¿d tend it to your friends. Every lamie winter stock of goods. li a boon for Sanford. . Mrs. Donna Thayer has leased the Dr, King and hia new car, are causing Gardner house on Magnolia avenue and SOUTH W EST favorable comment Looka like a good will make It an annex for the Sirrlne car for use In the city. Hotel. Mrs. Thayer is proving herself a All Locql Advertisements Lader This ELEC TR IC LIG H TED P U L L M A N Henry Bolling of Wichita, Kansai, is lo fine hotd proprietress. Mending, Une Cent a Word Lach Issue the city thia week looking after his celery D IN IN G A N D S L E E P I N G C A R S Miss Alice Tcthcrly. t/ir popular as­ Wanted—puiiittiig. and paper Imiigiug land near Catncron City. sistant principal of the Sanford High First class Mrs A A Sirrlne. has rrturned from School, has returned to take up her work by ex(tcrienc«il workman work oi reasonable i* tees I can Fur Information, Rates and Reservations see near­ her visit to her - daughter. Mrs. I. S. in helping the faculty record another give Sanford referrnct-s. as to woik See Parra more of Jacksonville. me before leiing your work, ns I can save est Atlantic Coast Line AjJent or write successful years work you money Drop j («islal in Postoillre Chas. banner, has returned from a trip Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Mason and children I,, Woodtf I . to New York, where he purchased n Inrftc are at, home again. Mrs. Mnson and the A . W . F R I T O T , D . P . Agent For Sale or Rent -Figlli ncres lileri. two stock of fall and winter goods. childrou «nude their usual summer visit wells, bouse .(ini burn ’ miles west of ! JACKSONVILLE. II.ORIDA 5 ^ Mrs. H. P Driver and little daughter to Mrs. Mason's mother. Mrs. H. li, Bryan, town, Inquire at Herald iiltiLe or Mrs. I Z 1311 West Bay Si. H. A. Hill. 124 South Fern, Wichitu i M unita, have rrlurned from their pleasant of Wrighisvillc Georgia Kansas tf visit to Lnhla Springs. G e ò rg ia ,___ .Florida East Coast truinv stopped run­ For Kent—Pleasant funusllrd front Dr. Howard and Misi Brondn Morrison, ning into Sanford. Saturday. Sept. 30 A rooms on firsi it nr to man nml wiff. b W left im Saturday for Daytona Beach where depot has been built by the company at Imrgo [Kirch, and line shade Corner. 1st Si and Maple Ave Mr* W they will spend several month*. Enteriiciae Junction where nil transfer* G Herring II Whisperi.ig Bill Speer, the ruun with will hereafter Ire made For Snle— A ey[iress inruboior ÜlHi L I V E R Y , F E E D and the-dutm voice wu* iu the city last week .Mrs U C htgersoli rtf l.aXi* Mary was rapacity, only uwd twice, a bur gam Also niimter scales, and small bousebold seiling (towers, fruits and vines. ill the city Saturday. Mrs IngrrMill bus scales, new W ti Herring 1st and S A L E S S T A B LE _ If you’ are going awuy ot if you luive lieen in New York state all summer en­ Mnfle Avc. tf returned, pitone to 1-4# and tell us n*vout joying a vacation, but is glad to gel buck B la ck sm lth ln g and H o rsaah o aln g For Sale—At Cnrneroh Guy. store tunld- H arn asa and W agons it. The Herald wants the news. iug and lot. building two-stories, with to Lake Mary and Florida friends store-room below and living pkiriM ulmve Horses and M u les Bought and Exchanged Messrs. Burton and Kylto of Wichita. Fred Stanly, n wolj ktviwn Socialist Kooning water on both Hoi»-, Iju 07 . H tA V Y HAULING AND CONTRACTING Kansas, arc in the city looking up the worker of Tampa, is in (lie city and wti) foot front, flowing well and fence, leuscri claims of'tTic Sanford celery delta. address the Socialists in the Masonic Hall for one year at fl5 per month: bnngiug lb per cent on investment. Impure Her­ Mr*. A. T. Rosseter. returned Thursday tonight. Mr. Stanley 'is a globe Irotter, ald office. Also at Cameron City one evening from a (jclighlful visit to Warren. .and Is a most entertaining speaker. three-room house with front porch nnd Perm., and the Chatauqua Assembly. Miss Charlotte Keelor. recording secre­ srr'eened hack [Kirch, running wutcr in liouse. chimney and fireplace, fence and Dick Calhoun will not sell fertilizer and tary of the Florida Federation of Women's walks: rents for S*> (>cr month. Inquire Circle, left Sunday afternoon .to attend crate material this season. He is conHerald office. K-tf-c Quicker, Neater, and B e t t e r than the Old W a y soleruig rntr<uig the commission business the meeting o( the Stale Board, which Attractive lumsi- for rent furnished |CenuoII> locuietl Address I* n Box M3. A card from C. H. Leffler, states that will Ire heir) in Jacksonville Monday I K-if Just Try Me and See Same Man but New Location Mrs. H J. Starling and daughter Mis* City. lie expects to lirtve his old Kentucky Wullled—Tfesllcinen. bridge and s i e v e lumie, for bis old Sanford Iionie ere long. Clarissa, returned Thursday from u de­ No. 1 Li W. I irsl Street, Next Door to Woodrufri Store , dore foreiuun on Key VV'csi Extension, If you. have any doubts about thb lightful summer trlpA They visited rel­ Florida East Coast Railway. For rates of I, business done in Sanford, come down town atives In New York qlty and New Jervey. wages find particulars. Address W. J. Kromc. constructing Engineer. Marathon. on Saturday night.'and get lost in the They visited the Chptauqun Assembly.* M . H A N S O N SANFORD, fLO RID A Mis* Eva Walker, who is assisting In Florida, stating age. ex[)erieiice nnd ref­ crowd. • * erences. 7-2ic f rom all appearances there will be as educating the luvenilr. class at Winter Lost—-A Confederate cross of honor modi celery and lettuce planted this year Park, returned to the city Friday and On cross bnr engraved names. L and W as last \ Lettuce plants are roportyal left Sunday afternoon for that place .S..Weston. Leuvc at ihl* office nnd get D rin k a B o ttle of * 7-Ztp. where she resumed her duties un Monday. rtgjMd. '. ■CHIC«. *5$. Fbr" Sale—i>. C Whte I.eglKirns. S (' Mrs. Henry Dickijis of St Petersburg, Mr, and Mrs, J . G. Harrold and fapflly Rliodt*« bland Ke<l. and oystnl wlnie are now at home to their many friends is making a short visit to relatives in OrplutNliaii OkAu'Is . E. R Putter. Route • tMtp ■i their suburban place on MclonviHe ihe city. She stopped over for’ a few No. 2 * i>r For Snle—Some good household furni days on her return tiumc from a summer avenue. - . > .. ,, spent In Ashville. N. C . and Richmond. lure at Cameron City. Used only a short R-1- Hughes, president of the Florida lime. Bed room set. refrigerator, chairs, lamps, spring cot with mattress, etc. For Vegetable Grower* Aaaodatlon, will be back about Friday of tht* week from * Miss Clara Louise Guild, the efficient information telephone or call pn Mra W. A Minnick. at Cameron City. fi-tfc " G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R Layton. .Ohio. c principal of the Sanford High School For Sule—Canopy top buggy. In good Manufactured with pure disrllled wulcr—they will prevem illness, akl W. U. Ballard, a prominent contractor arrived Sunday Afternoon, from her home condition. See E. A..Schumi«tt. fi ll digestion nnd give you health *• In WJnter^Pafk. ready to begin ber For Rent—A nice Utile truck furin, 4!» of Altamonte Spring* was in the city on duties Monday morning, for another acres in cultivation Z yearv.. portly tiled. Saturday, getting hia fall printing from The S a n f o r d Co ca Cola B ottling C o ., S a n f o r d , F|a Enquire at Herald Office. 1 ; :.,0-tf school term. ^The Herald office. * ’* * One of the most suitable tracts of land Mr». S. 0. Cliase and the bojis have re­ in Florida, near the beautiful Indian River Mr*. L. P. Goodrich!*fSa gone to Chicago fo r. two mouth* stay. -She- wtyl atop turned from their summer outing m now open foF sale. If you want good ■ ■Atlanta. ■ — a few. day's Doxnttablo, Cape Cord. Maine. On their land, pretty scenery, health and comfort, j QVct in Ga.,■ (of do not let this offer slip by. wrild'to J . -F’. OF SANFORD, FLA . , - f t " *>«■ ■; ■ ; war home they stopped for a visii to Sundell, Irnke Mary F'la. ^ 5-tip "Mrs. Chase's parents. Capi, and Mrs B. QBO. F E R M A L O , V lc * -F r s a . r . H. R AN D’. P r » » l d #nl '* ***“ Gertrude Speer of Oakland,Teacher One of the most suitable track of land 0 . P . W H I T N E R , A s s t . C ashlar ft , p. P O R O T C R . Cashier iu Florida, near the beautiful Indian. River * of » dtrlaion ot the 7ch a n d . 8th grade*, F: Whitner. at Chattahoochee. .« being welcomed by her many Wend* Only National Bank in Ora ngo C o u n t y Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mettinger have re' now open for sale. If vfHi wpqt good land, prettyweenery, health and comfort, and delighted pupils. turned from a trip to Philadelphia and do uot let this offer slip by. write., to J F. F un ds P r o t e c t e d by B u rg la ry In s u r a n c e ' Fhe Fofign Missionary society o f‘ the N eyrJ Yovk. Mrs. Mctilnger'a many Sundell Lake Mary. Florida. - " ■ It-p S afety D ep o sit Doxoa fo r R e n t For Rent—.Office room on grobfid floor. "klhodiar church, held their usual meet» friend* will be delighted to Isarn that the O R C A f y ïÇ D 18Ö7 ' - * • it*2‘ tf lag with • Urge attendance Monday af­ trip wasv beneficial. Mr. Mettinger fair Sanford Herald. * For Sale—D acre form, twenty- bearing ternoon in the church. c i*#ed hi* fall »lock while in New York. • ... orango trees. 50 peach trees, alao very »"• * • MaiMvand Mra. Ikion irrt the dty Sanford society will sadly miss Mrs. W. Jingo bearing pear tretsa. modren 3-room ■ Saturday andare at 'the R. Anno, who went to Jacksonville Satur­ cottage, front- and back porclies, tJncea Ms : . Sirria* HoteL Mrs. tw .» wm day afternoon td.tfril her daughter. Mr*. south Golden Lake. 3 miles south Cast uf 3 minutes walk to streetirail­ a. Tallin A. Carpenter. Mrs. Anno num Sunrord: way. also Oveldo railroad. Fine drinking ...» w., t K for a law (lay* ben Iter friend* by th^ score—each aud water, good bathing, fishing aiyd.swim­ . everyone will be glad to* welcome her re­ ming. Adrlrws box 1127 Clt^. r » 1 ____ FIRE W t t ï ï . r. \ j j G E N E R A L state* In which to turn, aa she Is popufnr wlih~ IRaTUDTlg Àddreéa Herald Ofllce. M y , j : • ^ ‘Cypher. I people aa well as tltoae nearer her age U » .Y . • it F or, SsteLOfl yards of red Im jsick' ’ ,> . ~ INSURANCE AG EN T seen carpet Jor-J2lMHh May be Jf there, has irpi «Pc of >>•* T.*. T* ^ r W tf-V at T. J. Miller's poHtj no oue baa Solomon on the Ranch - ia , , ' ' An old offon^er was Introduced to s t—1 have a few firs; rl.it» ttjad H * V -T — ■ I on Share*.. {to . uuuiay ' renew couBtrT Justfc» ••-'VJoha Xlm, SANf 0RÔ. fLORIDA health ^ lr» t. National Bank this season, and our q u lto ü .A b o some fm òòMl TÜTTT . Levi mins, alls» Jones, alias -Biulth." "I'll -----. ___ L î f _ k * * r health city council and other Ulnronl* owner, end dèelcy. ih {î*n(ord Summary of the Moating S m .ll T.IK * Florida Fruits Vegetables General Insurance Agents Coast~Line WANTS HAND BROTHERS Shoe Repairing by -433 .*1 Machinery ■ s* FIRST NATIONAL BANK C 0 N N E L L Y , I u I. A . frfBciid» d a i «radile ih , credit. Wlh, ft. ttttok ftrin*. ■ *”‘ *; ..vi >* i V-+4 s- w •L.A, j :'•* ’ Î*V' A - • •. - - -, .s. . ' s -i , . '¿,.- Ü �Octcb r a t .A .r o ' 0 m m . * m vH w w W C A N D ID A T E FOR TH E C ITY OF SANFORD Subject, to the Action of Primary to be Held on I Solicit Your Votes only Upon the Condition that You Think M e the ;B6tter Man for the Position and that My Election Means * ** - 4. ■? * -• - ' «* 1 • f. Time on this Page of The Herald I •-** * ' •. �O c to b e fjM ^ W A R D -PACKARD LAND COMPANY B u lle tin HIGH-GRADE GOAT-BREEDING AN ILLUSTRATION OF THE RESOURCES OF VOLUSIA FARMS We have just been reading a book on the “Mohair "industry of America,” by Percy P. Vyle, of Jacksonville Florida, and in conjunction with d recent article we read In the New York Herald relative to goats. it ia possible that out of these comments some " of our former corres­ pondents and prospective settlers on Volusia Forms may be given a new line of thought relative to the hitherto un­ mentioned resources of the fine tract of general fanning land across the river from Sanford, The book deals with the finer breed of goat called the Angora from which mo­ hair is clipped—mohair being1the tech­ nical name for the fiber of the Angora goat used in the manufacture of a variety uf fabrics, either pure, or in connection with wool, silk, linen, etc., tho shorter hair of the Angora is used in the manu­ facture of automobile tops, lap robes, etc. The odor noticeable in the common goat is entirely absent in the Angora; the odor m a fleece of mohair is milder than that in a wool fie«» and is not at ail offen­ sive. THESE GOATS THRIVE ON BRUSH AND SHRUBBERY. They could not live on fine- posture lands like cattle and sheep—their feed must be" of a browsing W ttu ft* \ *; ? " . tnable value Pictures m the “Mohuir Industry of America" show some won­ derful , efTects of before and after—of lands covered with bushes and of those same lands cleaned up like a park solely through the medium of the Angora gunl. Homesteaders are muking their herds do the work of clearing the laud of brush for later farming operations, in other jMirts of (lie country, why not on Volusia Farms* A subscriber, writing to the Southern Agriculturist.” desired to know how to extermite wild onions, and a correspon­ dent replied. 1 w ith lo say io yiKir tu tor f i t o r th at a »m ail (L *k ul A lit* its w ill tin I h r work am ! m uch th rn iw r thun th r itirth i*! th e of A g rtcu iu iir. tttk4 while th e Éu<il* ere r i te rm in a tin g th e «miUm»* lh#y will aliu r i t r j m ltiete nil tg b rf m uiitK ii weed a as well aimJ At thr te m e tim e surra«! a cu«t of f k h fe ftilU e i ovre the ¡oral T he A m a ro goat it th r i h»*npe*! r ite / m ln ito r I h ave r * rr ft«i ml fot wild tmkwri* »tul o th rr !ru «T 4r*om r weeds • ■Witii th^ opening of large acreages uf drikj' land fpir. Tanning und agricultural pljrppg^Ihere Mean enormuuB * demand fyr Angyfps ill ifj° middle west for clear ing thcih'Jauds oi jhe brush and shrub l>ory.. •?'•?/ * -.’> . _ J h ’liKjiilities ,'twheje livi Lnd is comp jef^ brush.fhq goal is considered oL|u<yf^ value faT-tHa’ inirpose of clearing iLfflbfl.iordts tnolTriic, its meat (»r ski^^p^t^fetr^GphtS will convert a w i ld ir n t ^ r f to a. past ure without e x p c 9 ,6 h ;tk ^ ^ ^ f^ ftn e r. Goals-'aneven Icastkl^TdhtH purpose iji the,; wesu In M $elmr bt^edaii arc payihg^»^' iol atUinti^xoTw' i)f Angtira,'. goots la^ilve k|ot-jt For'the mar kets.?' Dv^ng -, to the IVemfcsujcws sjtdrtage of iive stock i» this c o u a ^ -.thore is a giitod profit, * they a a ^ /i^ lfe te b e d lu g of any kind ; of meat •produce; '''“ ,* , As far' batik as-Abrulutm's day, we read of,goat*?being; Yisetl meat, and thisr to^,.wh^rthere "Were many cattle and sheep, fifij'fepprta, that goats ope sold to m e« packers is true, but |t refere tp.^lAhgnra goat only. . ! ? VThe flesh of tho Angora goat Is exceed- >' Ingly nptritioifls and palatable" Tiie meat ’ of the competes witli lamb from ? the fajpCof ii^xpeptlonaliy f)ne whpje- . 7fW«re thl*v*-te,'soya •Mr. Vyle, more, generally knoWn, Angora .gpiil, flesh . w ouid^the world:9>!ffi/qrite and popii. iar medt.. The o a l ^ y p n . supiBrior goats are rioFttjortfoften seen hi 4 ' the market reports of repslptyflmd sliip* inehts is that they pa^ii m, .sheep. An­ gora flesh oommandjl ‘ Uie Sarite - price us? . On Pine Key. near Tampa. Florida. Mr. H. H. Moloche .luja a herd of 1(X) head of goats. On tins "Key there is a very heavy growth of grass and other vegetation, and it is to get rid of this that the gouts were plueed there. We do not know whether Mr Moluches goals are Angoras or not. but we lielieW* the An­ gora better suited to Volusia Forms than the ordinary common goat, because, of the stock raising possibilities. Angora goat raisers huve been put into .circumstances of comparative af­ fluence by • t he scarcity of sheep and lambs, which has created a demand for their output at very remunerative prices. Lamb und mutton is n luxury in Florida v - only to be thought of—never eaten ou Af, account of its scarcity and its high price. . -'‘Lamb chops sold for 35c a pound in Jacksonville lost winter, while 25c wus f masked for the toughest mutton. \r ?v Nd Disease Is Known to the An'flora Goat. . Fanners’ Bulletin, No 137. U. S. De7 Apartment of Agriculture, 1‘JOI, page 28. riiiys; • *** 7 /There is a deep-seated prejudice c,'*V: against the Use of gout fot meat. This •1 Is founded upon ignorance rather than -• experience. The most ¡H-stíielTmg “billy” >• of the worst possiblef type is by many jiuide the standard of goat meat for the whole of the-goat fároUy. v. ■ Shropshire lafliba, which ore considered ipnorig tho best kinds ' of meat, tire said not to be superior to a wéH-fcd wiillr cooked Angora kid. ? bí : Ule Southwest, these animals arc pa readily sold for meat as sfaep and the market has tté ver V been overstocked. In nearly everylocality where they have been- killed .for -. mutton, there has never been a detoga3- .t tory statement concerning its quality,' In Cope Colony it is said that tho oki docs ure slaughtered to furnish meat fot farm honds and young wethers are sold to butchers. In California ninny miners purchase Angora wethers in preference to sheep wethers for. salting down for winter use, because, as they state, the Angora contains less fat, is inore essily kept and is just ns palatable. * So many inquiries have come to the Bureau of Animal Industry concerning the meat phase of Angora goat raising that the Department ascertained _th»i facts of marketing from the actual pro­ ducers.' Answers to the? question. "Do ydu have uny difficulty In disposing of your surplus Angoras Tor uiWUt’ were in­ variably in the negative? IS VOLUSIA f ARMS CLIM ATE SUITABLE? So fur as temperature ia eoncerped, no place has ,6cen fourni that is too hot or too cold for Angoras. Though not partial to heat, they will stand it quite us easily as sheep Shade is essentia! where the sunshine is very warm. The climate in Angora, where the breed orig­ inated und is still supposed to flourish in its most perfect stale, is extreme. A temperature ns high ns H.r> degrees is reg­ ister«! then' in summer. In the Cape of Good hope, where Angoras are thriving well, the temperature goes higher in sum mer. Almost uny kind of soil, except wet and marshy land, is ^suiluble for these goats Crossing the Angora bucks upon the common gouts of the United States have Irjcii very satisfactory in many respects Many of the large flocks of Texas and New Mexico have‘hud Mexican does for their foundation. Why not success with the Florida goat? According to the Intest available' sta­ tistics, Volusia .county 1ms only 12-1 goats, presumably of the cOfninon bre«d Florida has ouly 40.210, no the opixir timitiés there are in this State for high, grade goat breeding "hovt*' not been ex­ tensively developed. • According to the NcyJ York Herald, some of the govemmënt’s reasons for un­ dertaking to develop rite. American goin are these-*and rids operis’ another phase of the question we hove.not touched: Tt is the unanimous opinion uf milk experts that goat’s milk is much better thun coyv’s milk, for invalids, children, cookery and nearly oilier purpose. "It is of more nutritive value and more easily digested than cow’s milk. Is ub-„ , solutely free at oil times' firotn thd'germs of tuberculosis (bearing out vthnt wc said nbovtf’tbat disease was unknown u> to the goat) , ?.. ? , — v<* ’’Cheese miodê /rom 'gpat’s ; milk is of the choicest-Varieties dhd cairimands the hlghwt prices?/ • ' • - Ask-yonr grocer the prittfr orSphweitifli,-. Roquefort, apt! othw goof- milk -reheceft, " i ? • -Jndoed.thc possibilities •opened Up by this Btfbject arc so"many tliht this Bul?: letin-;tan only briefly dwell on a few. We glrtnly believe that with care In the se• iMing. a farmer can find as good land. ! -'absolutely dry and without marsh, on VoluslA Farina as anywhere, and in ndditiod. given attention and Btudy, we ber-‘t lleVe Adgora goat raising and by-prot uétà will prove very profitable. W ill YOU make, use of this, only ONE ; of. the many-resources of Volusia Format •k s,. V tp V/rtu for Our Booklet A N Y, In c. S A n fQ R D , FLORIDA ■t 2 'M *■^s �/yflicM1, in : D iifv W " mtà r^r- >. ; *ïflv 1M .-JD'_ Y I ■ !‘J, THE I 1 ¡m HB&m■ ■ -bv flfi f THE SANrORD tttRALD ^ — *■"g-as. .u f i - HOME ORCHARD' By W. L. FLOYD, Professor of Horticulture 1 i i (joliege of Agriculture. Gainesville, Florida W t H W W H H H S H H W t t H W » W W H tW W H S S S H » H S»»»tilSH W St Id a state where so much attention It glowing descriptions. induce our people given to commercial fruit growing m to buy at high price what Is entirely thought and care should be given unsulted to <|ur conditions. securing a succession and variety I would include in a home orchard in wholesome fruits for home use. middle Florida; Jew el Waldo, Colon and .Instead of scattering the trees In Imperial peaches; Excelsior and Terrell dlscrlmnatsly In the fields end garden piuma; DeConte, KellTer and Cincinnati it would be better t^Jiave a definite area peon; Tane-Nnthl. Triumph and Tsuru set aside for the "orchard, this may not persimmons; Delaware, Niagara and contain more than half an acre, though Scappemong grapes;* Celestial, Brown on acre or more wodkTBa better. If lL b Turkey and Brunswick figs; Purple-seeded enclosed by g-high dosrr f e n w i r will pomegranate; Rad and Yellow Cattley make an excellent chicken range after guavas; Nagami Kumqunt: Satauma the trees get large enough to shad<;ipqst orange; and if South of Gainesville. of the ground ao.that there is little room Parson Brown. Pineapple and Hart’s Late Oranges. Near the fences I would set for annual crops between the rows, Curtis, Stuart Dolmas and Van Deman Th* gromd- «hccld be deeply broken pecans. and' thoroughly pulverised before the A good time to set trees In Florida 1« trees o n set end a crop of legumes in December and January. The roots planted the year previous and turned will then become fixed and make some under after the Stems are dead will prove growth before the spring opens, growth valuable. As tree« de not come true to of the top will then be more rapid. •oed. it is necessary hr order to get what we want to ptant only tnrWpd or graftad l. ■ sam i depifi | ____ - ^ i ___ ____ _ ,from _______ trees. cSeed may______ be planted anythat they stood Tn the nursery, nil variety of healthy vigorous trees and at -end bruised roots should be pruned off, the proper time the desired varieties the top soil removed In digging the hole may be worked on them.' Bud wood can should be put back first about the roots, can be obtained from almost any and a pound of a good complete fertilizer nursery. Budding and grafting are not should be worked In about the trees near the surface extending out to a distance ■o difficult as many people Imagine; by of about n fqot jjnd a half from I t corefüÜy following the Instructions given Clean cultivation should be given till the In the Formera’ Bulletin of the U. S. De­ rainy season sets In. there Is na objection partment of Agriculture on "The Propaga­ to the planting of some vegetable of tion of Plants’* or in n text book on the field crop between the rows when the subject such as Hume’s "Cirrus Fruits trees are small. Beggar weed, peanuts, and Their Culture" one may soon suc­ iron or Brabham peas should he planted ceed, and it adds much interest to have short while before the rainy season trees of your own propagating begins, to be turned under in (he late If one does not care to propagate for fall or early winter. Fertilizer should be himself he should purchase from a applied In Increasing amounts each suc­ reliable nursery of our own state, getting ceeding year and cultivation be done as those varieties that arc recommended during the first. A barrel-spraying outfit, and a knowl­ for the section of the state In which he edge of the preperation and use of resides. Some of our nurserymen give Bordeaux mixture, lime-sulphur wash, t|tft information in their catalogues. self-boiled lime-sulphur with . arsenate of Many disappointment* and failures re­ lead, and the paraffine oil mixtures is very desirable. sult from buying trees on the representa­ An orchard so planted and cared far tions of agents from outside the state, will prove a source of salikfsctJon end who with highly colored illustrations and profit to the whole family. ■8 purpose Or\ O cto b er F i r s t wc will open offices on the fit ( P o s t a l T elegraph E n t r a n c e ) w here p erm an en t hendquan^ F r u its and V egetables from S a n fo rd D is tric t and V ic in it w ill be operated in ,c o n ju n c tio n .w ith o u r ma i n sou t the tic e ^ L i^ a b lis h e d . 312 m « s O flA I O U L J/ tL D uring <utf tw en ty -tw o years actu al business experi trib u to rs of F r u i t and V egetab les th rou gh ou t the U nitcl fccted an o rg an ization th at show s resu lts s a tis fa cto ry tp -' follow ing telegram sen t to one of S an fo w l’s leading and plan o f o p e ra tio n . ; . POINTS P U R ELY PERSO NA! Haw Celery City Vanity Fair While Away the Golden Hours— Social Gossip r• d crtlio n P fo lra m Mrs. Henry Wight, went to Jackson­ ville Saturday afternoon where she attended the board meeting of the Slate Federation of Women’s Clubs on Mon­ day. As a member of the program com' mlttee aha will assist in arranging the program for the State Convention, vhich meets in Jacksonville io November. --- Mrs. Wight, is also chairman of the .’ Legislation committee of the State Fed. nation «tn*i will attend the conference \ 00 Chan Her. which has been called to meet in Jacksonville, on Tuesday the 3rd. At (be conclusion ot theM meet( • logs, Mrs, Wight will go to . TnUahassee. * fo ra short visit ip her daughter. Mias Margaret who Is a student .« t the' 'Woman’s Collage there briar1« returning to Sanford, Mrs. Wight will visit her father Dr. Bodeb of ThomasoaviUe,‘Gg. Haas« .Party ß ¿/L, ‘ .y r *. Misa Muriel HnrroLd. enter taluni a house party, of her young friends. In the charm­ ing heme of hot'parenti. M r.'and' Mrs. J> A* iptnoW. on MrllonyUle Ave;, the ,* ... v -:# .v ■ The young people enjoyed "svery nemeht of the Is « Week o t thole, iree*L ! dom, as school will, begin Mttoday they' • bod a genuine good time in many ways. b e t , forgetting to keep do hand an ahaadance , of fudge. -Hay wound u j tM r frolie with a delicious chicken pariew. The girls who enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Ham ids hospitality were; .*;.Misees Adelaide Higgins., ftuih R-tberts, Awia McLaughlin. Douglas Abernathy and Iren« Thurston. ^'¡Y -grioved to learn Friday. t y ' ; .*Jaekaonville, Thursday og * > ' .Bñfeirt a former much rivúJetjt •r£r ' physician o f. S*rrfard^.m Build Ellers and ditanada wc i.ivc per », evidence* 3V the nvcstigatc» This Is o u r TW ELFTH CONSECUTIVE seas ' pany all o f w hich have been very s a tis fa c to . let last w in te r f o r th e season by a unanlm o _________ p re s e n t. W c r e g a r d C oggins th e s a f e s t m o s t —company w e hove, e v e r done business w ith . / Rnows th ey w ill co n tin u e to handle o u r fu tu r e y noia f r u i t G ro w ers Association, Ed M cLain. Sec _ qgglns Como n tro c t was a ll those ommfsston w r ite r ts. Manga'ganóla, Colo. . • W c respectfully in v ite those who h ave n o t m ad e plans fq jr^ m ark etin g their Ft mt or V egetab les to c o m m u n ica te with o u r S a n fo rd office, th a t wc h ave an opportunity to exp lain o u r p lan o f F . O . B . selling and d estrib u tin g F lo r id a P ro d u cts . . 0. COGGINS COMPANY WELBORNE BLOCK SANFORD, FLORIDA and i v iv W ^ E & W IÚ r PLACE F q SOLUTION N SIG NBOARO RF Ah d i r e c t i o n U / flD I IT I iul1 much banofltltd health hb friends I I f U lt L U jb o p ^ j lhnt woukj ajain ab,B ] Ite m s of In te re s t C oncerning Society. People. . met Bisbc The Herald can furnish Engraved Visiting Cards in all styles TH F IIIL Block an luid S' Ja c k s o n v ille , F lo r id a . . W :; ' resume J i b practice,- but ft was-not) deemed best and o return to his old | home in South Carolina, was decided upon and Dr. aiid Mrs. Bruce left Sanford in 1 the spring.' Some months were spent tn North Carolina,' this summer, where he became ill again and was brought to Jacksonville to be with hb daughter. It was hoped the change Would be helpful, but he did not rally, despite the living care and medical attention. The end came Thursday, Sept. 28th. A good m.i n | has gone la his rest- Dr. Bruce was also; an author, lie published about six years ago, "Siudiea In Black, or The Paaaiog of | The Slave.** ' • 1 For Shipping Green Oranges \Y . As o result of the vigorous campaign being prosecuted by the Florida Citrus Exchange against the shipping of unripe fruit from the state and following the pas­ sage of tlie recent bill by the state legis­ lature, two arrests so far hive bees made for violating the recently passed law. R <7 On the complaint of Citnta Exchange employees in Leesburg, E. B. Fet^r. an independent fruit operator of khat city wo» arretted Wednesday charged with the shipping of a carload ' of groan'grape­ fruit th e ' day previous. Ur'. Peter was given a bearing before Judge Talley la Tavares yesterday .and held for trial In the circuit court! He gave bond. • ' .*. General Manager W. C. Temple of the Cftnta Exchange received news that J , S. Stratton of Kissimmee*had been arrested at’ F « f Pierce ou s warrant sworn oat by Attorney P. L. Denjraing. before Justice of the Pence Lane, of Sebastian. charging him with« hipping a ear load of gteen fruit. irtlm WabaaM Seprasirfwy It Jt, : *T rj.V Motlco o f Meetl o f c in Florida. V ariab le Gro' tie«, will bold an \mpomm the Eagles Hail. October 1 p m. Every member shoal as ninttonfpf importance wi ed. - **+ a' '; 1 '• * The TwIos-a-Week Herald 'The Herald comes to you.twios a week now filled with the heist of everything. If yae de'g ot get the taper nrrw, to*e no Mme tn putting your 'name on the list The p>hst reidiùg. the beat reading for m . fib a a W y«¿f ago, when. 'ljrr»mÉA nwuyjwódd. of the state and of Sanford. You Grand Prim iGiy^^w ày-Absalutely Free -man..woman and ch«w (Aida a n d S o u th Gw rgul i jofth^s estábil shiurat yrect 4biutk>P* tu tint give iIngioi» lúoble ïjjz e l io the or-* pestants must li>< ih i t i*. IctttM ÒLibòwp oh the cuN s j í » MS tP íñ -ie a rd a t' the lop brick buildh&we t M fnffigyj.fAufrlishmcnt» occupyft ’ tWtiJ. go Uuwtni) neatest correct ? 9 . ? k d e r ^ ritffmdy Eatft paeon . « called for. and ^ W A T t S t i v n n special offer I '*kfoiv«n, oiy -CArefui attention replrd by the contestants as flnaL China Din é *4 & À : ad D o tti 'JMid A t f d r s s a P la in ly gironsare n must be in our hands ^lúpinglwm, Ï & * JadkmhWlle, Fla. �' "s -1.;" ■ ■ * • J * [ - Vv ^ ‘Published Soml-Weekly—Tuesday and Friday .m P*-'“ H ERALD \V IN S A N F O R D — Li/e m IVort/i Lining HANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER «, IBM itf ALL AROUND FLORIDA FOR CRATE FACTORY Twelve Cars o f Lumber and Machinery Now on th e Ground rhe General New s o f T h e L a n d There Are Already twelve carloads of o f flo w e r s . machinery and lumber on the ground re­ cently purchased for the site of the new crate factory ou the West Side. Of these fliilfD fROM l i l t STATE PRESS all hut tWo ale unloaded unci more are expected In a Abort time. T.'.T- f*"- i< ' * ' • There has been a rumor afloat that the Aa CpMome of the Week'« M ost lmcrate factory project is nothing but a rtortnnt Happening* la the myth und that DothluiT would ever come „ .-4 -.- pom ata State’s Lt- H of It, but a visit to the die of the new maker» at Tampa who want an mill will disprove any doubt otong.that Mxike la« week have adjusted difference* line. To anyone acquainted with condl«one bock U>work again. Ilona, it is aelf evident mat Sanford Is the U i t William*, u T ea* Cela grocer wa» logical aa well aa tbe geographical point at Anna Maria Key last Sunday by for the traction of such n factory, for no named S. H. Hall, who was drunk other city of its size in the country ships tod terrorizing the excuralonlsta. as much cfnted vegetables apii citrus Tbe Board of County Commlaain iw iJlLlituHa aa tints SanfattL This mill will be a great thing lot St. John» county has -taken the good nodi iltuatlon "in hand with the deter­ city, aa Sanford needs just such plants as mination lo carry on com pinto ayatem of this. Every new factory or enterprise lorftcing and to won give every Im­ means another pay All. und more people portant port of life county o outfaced and money coming toVlie city As soon tg|hway. Shell la to be the principal as men with means resize the great ad­ material, but in the meantime, where vantages to be bad in Sanford, we will , 1^11 can not be made available, plnb- have more of tha same class here. ttrtv la to be uaed. An option on & -■< ' Presbytery o f St. Jo h n s large ahell mound at New Smyrna haa The Presbytery of St. Johns, embracing teen leaned. tho territory extending from be Lund to Became tliey held that the law left Key West will convene in the Sanford them do other course to pursue the coun­ church Tuesday. Oct. 10. IUII, nt 9:30 ty commissioners Wednesday afternoon p. ni. About forty delegates, ministers decided to grant the uppllcr.tlona for nnd elders nre cxjiectcd to a tte n d . The Uquor license from Hastings. Six wishes opening sermon will be preached by tbe l* git in the Polo to City nnd all are to moderator. Kcv. S. L Wilson of Ontlund be licensed at 7:30 Tuesday evening. * Before the close of the present month There will be-popular services nt 10:30 it la expected that the greatest tourista m. nnd 7:30 p. m. every day. The lab ­ Mason In the history of Florida will ile nre cordially invited attend both watt under way. and the railroads are tbe popular- services and the liuslness preparing to handle the travel. The meetings of the Presbytery, which will Fhrida and West Indian Limited yes­ continue In session two or three dnys. terday began taking on an extra Pullman Tiie followinti assignment of delegates at Washington for Jacksonville and will for entertainment hus been made by tbe handle It throughout the season. It was commute«: . . wad-filled ou tu first uip. The Palmetto Mr*. D. A. Caldwell— Limited, the Atlantic Coast Line’s palatial Rev. W. U. Y. Wilkie. D. 1).. Dunedin, ittpm New York, will begin FM«r J. W. Mullet tc, operation October I#. ---- I T * " ___ ~~^T Mrs. A. T. Ko*setter— -Dying of gunshot wounds, received Kcv. 0. W. Hardaway. Longwood Saturday afternoon nt .the lianda of Rev. M. F. Baldwin, Parrish. Frank Wright, a negro, desperado, the Mrs. Henry W ightbody id Leo Ramirez at Ft. Myers on Rev. J . W. Koteborougli. D. D . DeLand. Tuesday. Tea county commissioners Rov. W. B. Cooper. Umatilla. * rode in the funeral procession. Mrs. L A- Bromley, at Sirrine House— Miami has u new organization known Rev. Mr. Trover. Tampa. u the Flotilla Home Cennert' Associa­ Elder Smith. Wouchula. tion. This association intends to take Mrs. F. L Woodruff— care of the surplus tomatoes and other Kcv. 3 L Wilson. Oakland, crops nod wilt established n first-class Mrs. S. L- Wilson. Oakland canning fuctury. Mrs. Dr. T. A. Neal— tupa t Nearly $40,000 will be expanded with­ . Rev. J . C. Tima, D. C-. Tam in the next ninety days In extending the Prof. B. W. Graham, Tampa. 1- fate» malhA^rf'-UU!^ city water works Mr. Philip Mocrfe. nt Comfort Cottage—’ ¿tpArfinent fn Pcnsatkria. Another new RevvJ. E. Henderson, Bradantown. pump-will iilao be InstnVd ut the -wain Mrs. H. C. DbBoso— station. \ Rev, W. T. Waller, Bartow. "I sin drunk nnd dresaorlupt god don't Mr*. Henry MeLaulin— care a whoope«," was the n\u> which W. Rev*. J. T. MuLaau. St. Petersburg. $.Tjxjw, age to. left when ho comcnMiod MrsiV- N. Whltncr— wicidc ut bis*homo (n Tampa on Tues­ Rev. P. H. Hensley. Tampa. day- Thai' lie did not take his wife Mrs. P. H. Hensley, Tumpn. along into eternity with him la owing to Rev. E D Brownlee, Atlanta. the fact that he changed Ilia mind at Mrs. D. L. Thrasher— , Ibe <xi:ica| inement and went out by Rev. C, H. Ferran. DeLand. himself. Elder DeLnnd church. Capt. L £ Barker, a well known rail- Mr*. O/H. Singletary— toad man of Gainesville died In that city Rev. B. H. Duprey, Leesburg. on Tuesday. Q , ’ Mrs. C. L. Goodhue— p Fraternal societies throughout Florida Mr. J . L Boynton, Dade Citv. ate aiding materially in building up tho Mr*. Runge, at Comfort CottageMate, many handsome lodge buildings Rev. J . T. Allison, Arcadia. Wag erected by the several orders. Mrs. Bonim— tects are now busy preparing plans Rev. J. M. Tournade. Tatnpa. F90AKXI Knights of Pythias ball In Mr. Harry Ward, at Comfort Cottage— Tampa, *Vo purpose being to begin workRev. L T. Wildsfcplant Clt ■On It at an egriy day, Mr*. L. T. Wild*. Plant City. Mrs. V - W. L o n g ’ J Grep.i in(*eai la. M&g aroused In Sooth Rev. W. P. Chahner*. Lakeland. ■M*». 1» the proposed Atlantic. OkeechoRey. C. E. Wildmau, Dade City, * * and Guff-,>aU*ey.- This road will hats o pud*, lit» flora T *m pa' Via ifr*. R. J . Holly, at Siriine Hbui«— . . .«Parrish. r is k . AruMl*. fo rt •''Thompson. Fort ? Rey. 5- G. Hutton, Gotham, , ReY. J . F. McKinnon, at Oomfort ppttag« .» ¿ ^ f ^ F o r t la u á e r d u r ; Z TKdeo, Ooiiland.unre of ubdtìt BN miles. , Ifc» Mr*. Fi-K. Sharpe— ^The ney Wwt Ovetfaa railroad eeleWaiion comfttrtMWfa bari at work'-pla*4 Mr. W. A. Latham, Wildwood. * Bing auractiona for that avant On* ‘Mr. E/B. Rood,' Brad«mown.' ' Mr*. C. H. DlngikT- ' , ; ‘’ - / « .tt .f e W la i Eklfcr MeCfuhg, Wnedlfi. — C . i me n m train, s ~ 1 " ------------ t. Peeples Church -...l Bay will be oUerved at *1* Cop-' mal Orarch * next Sunday. There *Bi be a senium by Ytr. Waldron appro.; prtatc to the day in the evening. Tbe •■•»•sing servleaa will be conducted by the School will, raUy songs and wcMtlooa. The public is Invited. .- * r - ' 1— * ** y?Æ--;u . ■i:> - TRUTH ABOUT FLORIDA Pensacola J o u rn al Says S ta te ­ m ents Not fic tio n STATE 0ETEN M ISREPRESENTED Car Window Experts Are Not Always Competent to Judge Con dltlon o f S tate Florida has suffered from the state­ ments of persons who huve spent a few days in the, state, had n glance at the sandy lands and would not believe the troth when It was told to them. Some of these people have gone back to the north, east or west nnd have either maliciously or through ignorance mis■epresenled conditions 1n Florida. ttniKAflA heiftt"'Anoiher Cox Window Expert." the Sanford Herald says' Dr. Knapp, n government agricultural expert (T) addressed a meeting in Jack­ sonville this week nnd made tin- state­ ment that nu one could moke a living on fivo acres of Florida soil nnd warned nil investors ugalnst the promoter who would convince the unwary that a fortune could be made from five acres. Dr. Knapp certainly spejiks from exjierienre liecause he spent n half day or so in Jack­ sonville and then left the slate. There Is no nerd to reply to Dr. Knapps statementa, the subject is rather lire some lit times and the endeavor io refute stories told by northern experts makes the Floridian weary. Hut fur the benetit of those who rnay listen tu Knapp’s car window experience stories we will give again tiie honnilde statements of several Sanford growers nnd tiie unticUever can come here and prove it Volum* IV CITY COUNCIL M EETS NEWS OF THE WORLD , X.-x M atters o f Importance—Registration o f Voters—Goldsboro Account* Ite m s o f-ln te re s t Gleaned F ro m City council met in adjourned session Various Sources October 3rd at 7:30 p. m. Present. W. D. Holden, president pro tern.; J. D. Davison. S. Range. B. A. Howard and H. W. HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Minutes q( last meeting read and ap­ proved. Reports of the marshal und treasurer Here the Readers Will rind a Brief for September read and ordered filed. Historical Spring Mowing Correspondence from the officer* of the —. ---- f t Hurried Reader*____ town of Goldsboro and their attorney read With the arrival of a carload of coffins and the following resolution was then nt Austin, the grim ness of the passed: tragedy that obliterated this town was Moved that the accounts of the town of Impressed upon survivor* and workers, Goldsboro, and correspondence be re­ who today renewed their efforts to mine ferred to the city attorney, end the clerk deeply into the tuml hills of debru. be instructed to notify the attorney of the Twenty victims, including two at Gas­ town of Goldsboro that no claims will be tello, have been taken to improvised considered as authentic until books of morgues in one of the few building* original entry arc submitted to the coun­ standing. The identified dettd are twelve. cil of the city of Sanford. Carried. Plans for the funerals were being made A committee from the order of Moose today The most essential matter in came before the council and asked (or a hand here aside from the persistent three years' lease on third fiuor of city. work of clearing away the more ac­ M'<vcd nnd seconded that it be hud ovqr cessible ruins, is the completion nf a until tiie next meeting. Carried. census uf the living Austins. It Is On motion the' proposition of. the thought the death list will not reach the Library Association tie referred to the enormous number estimated by some. <r city ntiornoy fur his opinion as ludhc le­ Because Governor Biease was not in­ gality of same. vited to tiie Gate City Peace Celebration On motion uii amendment to (lie or-, diuunec entitled an ordinance fixing cer­ In Atlanta and because the corps uf tain license tux be placed on its first Citadel Cadets belonging to the State's rivaling Ciirnnl It was thru mild by military college bad accepted an invita­ tion to attend, the Governor lias threaten­ title and passed first reading ed to remove Col. O. Bond, superintendent.. Moved und seconded that an ordinance unless the acceptance is withdrawn.- It entitled nn ordinance providing for ihc, huplicns that owing to u question of registration of voters be placed on in) j, ' finances, the board of visitors bad already first reading by title only. Carried. decided not to send tiie corps. Colonel was then rend tiy title und passed its Bond admitted tiie receipt uf a letter first Suiting. Tiie following resolu tio n was (lien from Governor Bicase, but declined todivulge us txmlcnts or to discuss the adopted Be It resolved by the city council of matter ut all, No official statement Is to Sanford. Flu . that the city clerk is hereby be had. *1 cut from one acre of land on Celery aveifuc in 11)08 celery amounting to 1.3(H) crates which 1 Sold in Sunfuid for instructed tu open thp registration books J 2.«O0 D. K Bri satin, oil the It.ill day o(October. 1911. and that Kvr//1nrmer and merchant of Chickssha, Oklu vicinity in person, or by hiring he is further instructed to give notice of a substitute, will take part iu the build such (act by advertisement in the San­ lug of a state highway across the county ford Herald Carried. today. By working a thousand men and On motion the blfi of K. K Brady for 250 teams, it Is expected that the extra scavenger work was referred to the 1 |j|ncty-five tulles of road across (he 0 sanitary committee. Sable tu report at county along the route of tbe Chisholm next meeting. trail con he completed in one day. On motion the bills us sigrled by ihe I I Nine balloons, representing the United president and approved by the finance States, Germany lind France, ore entered committee were ordered paid. Moved olid seconded dial council ad in (lie intermitioniil race for the James Gordon Bennett trophy, which is sched­ joorii. Carried M W Lovm.. uled to start Thursday from Kansas City, Clerk "From aovemrighth of an acre I have grown 574 crates of lettbcto which I sold for gLu5U.I3 net."—Joseph Cameron. 'Strawberries set out In September will bear from January to August: 1 hove never raised a full ocre, but at the rate at which my patch Kos yielded,, on ocre would btlug about $3,400 per aeaaon."—Mr. Secord. Last year 1 let out eight acres on shares for u celery croi». I furnished the land, my tenant the labor and each shared equally the expense of send fertilizer, utc Wheg the crop was Five hundred bushels of putatoes New fioniml&sion I li'm, marketed und nil ex (tenses pit id we di­ bought by Mayor Shank to be sold to the Milieer A Perry—new mime—old heads vided $b,400 between us."—J. E f’nCe. (WOpie of Indianapolis at cost in order to —have hung out their sign as commission Troth about F Fonda roils doc* nut merchants dud will do u general broker­ rebuke commission merchants for high , . sound like tbe iFutli to acmi of those age business In carload lots of fruit* and prices sre in ihb city market. They will who huVe slaved for months cultivating vogetnblc*. Their specialties will be or- be sold at 75 cents a bushel. Five bushels many acres of land In order to make u tihgCN lira!* fruit, lettuce, orlery. pota­ is tiie limit to a customer, but they will good"living, nnd without dòubt some toes, Iwhns, cucumbers, tomatoes, etc. he sold in any quantities lower than that real estate schemers have misrepresented Mr Miirirr fins just returned from a lodr st the rate of 80 cents n bushel. ‘ ** s condii ions in Hurtdu, but [liete tue runny, ul rti* mirth wot and made arrangements Slat« troops are now patrolling die tu fact, tiie majority, of the real estate to conduct nn f o b business ut Stillfiffd streets of the little railroad city of Mcpeople who full tu tell fiali of what may lie states that Florida fruits and veget­ Conib, Mils., where Uie Woody riot bebe done in this state _of utmost perpetual ables nre gaining in favor and expects u txrceit striking railroad men and strike springtime good season. Breakers occurred on Tuesday. special Sonfonl celery figures do not upply tu ' Both of these gentlemen are too well truln on HW Illinois Central railroad bear­ the entire state,' and celery. IIko the known to require uny introduction tu (he ing 130 strikers was riddled with bullets high priced tobacco crops, are not as people of the Sanford sectiou und the an­ and several citizens of thfa town bear sure as some others which bring In nouncement af their intention to again daofttrous mark's of (he thrilling encoun< enough to make the fanner-who works enter tho field means that the grower will toft Dim of them may die. *3wvT. * * . his lands Independently rich. get the same fair nnd sqnore treatment Governor Dix of New York and Tam­ Dr. Knapp didn't know what lie was received in tho post. many Hail havb locked horns over tlw talking about when lie mode the state direct primaries proposition, the Governor - M arriage Announcement meat that no one could make o living on Y: favoring and Tnrutfftiny. of course; oppos­ The following announcement ha* been five acres of Florida land? or else lie said ing r1 ' > " ■- * * ; v.‘ received by Sanford people; r *. # it with a malicious intention. "Mr. und Mr*. Walter Harold Woodruff Missouri, K an**»'snd Texas paroeuger \/ On the saifte aero of ground several request tho .honor of your presence at train No. 20 from Kansas Clit to-OMa' "ij erent crops may be grown and mar- the marriage of tfurig daughter. Margaret homo CUy was held up hjijj^fae masked • ed every year Ontl tiie land will be­ Eastman tu Dr. Ffank Corey . Boardman nlen^ hear Okesh. Okla , on Wednesduy. n ( . on WtaJffffclny afternoon, October, eigh­ come batter instead of deteriorating. In­ teenth. lAU. «1 five o'clock Benton Hnr- The robbers rifled die. mall and baggage' . * . formation along this line may be secured txir. Michigan. -' r-*. cars, but it Is believed got little of Value. * from thè agricultural station at Gninea- * Dr. Bonrdmun « recent addition to They did not enter the pOsaengex c a t i ^ . ' * .vllle and It i* reliable, being tnkdi from Sanfocd'* •professional ranks has made and escapdl as soon as they hkd finished actual experiments. ^ H , , many .Xrlends here who will welcome their work. • • ?.* . • him stw ills Bride to Sonfonl. Tliere are two classes of people wl» are hurting Florida. Otic 1» (ho peóplo 1 who come here for a few days and Won’t ' r. believe whm their eyes aee and then go" /■.* away nod say that this garden spot of V,A. i S f . i t l i o f Q B i U lH o U p t « ¿as the World Is a barren waste and unfit for T+' t*' agricultural purposes and as a place of .* residence- The « other Is the Indolent, ■ ^ K f c ^ & g R. J . Holly was called to Palatka yesterday by a telegram gtatk wort hie— and pessimistic man wli) colu­ Mr*. Thoi- K- BatPZ dial his brodmr, Will HoUy, of thai plaox had hcnn drowned in tho S__ to Florida after investing J7!7 ’or THW M * Aulto. A r c a d ia ..,* ' Johns river near there. From the meagre details contained in telegrama and is disappointed because he linda the it appears that the deceased met death by foul play. > Hti left Palatka Tuesday In hi* motor boat. The next day tbe boat lands won’t produce eropt worth S 1,000 R*V. J . F^. ObCk*. Sarasota. was;found headed Into the brush along the bank with the engine still an acre without being properly culti­ Mrs. H. R. Steven*— running und no one near. The body was found yesterday after a search f." vated. * Mf.’j . s parks. Plant CUy. and is being held awaiting tbe corner’s inquest. Mrs. N. H. Garner, nt Comfort Cottage— - .The sad1 new* reached hi* mother and brother here yesterday inod There are plenty of veritable gold Mr. HbUy'left at otic* for I’alalka on tbe afternoon train. Mrs. Holly, theMr. W. R. O'Neal, Orlando. * min— in Florida but a reasonable amount D. Hathaway, Brooksville. of work la necee—ry to secure the rich— aton— Vv-: -* * ‘ await the ' ' Rev. J . W. Stagg. D. D. Orlando. Journal. Judge W. 8 . Preston. p a a i - 1 S L-,. ■ . . . o K ■i.* ^-. «: ■. _■^ - - ;P2F 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, October 03, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 03, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 03, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7d0f4d545d7e5232f95761ce0893a343.pdf 4b66e5b663606ae6d39d64b2e2e8031f PDF Text Text D iifv W " /y flic M1, mtà r^r- >. ; in : THE SANrORD tttRALD ^ — *■"g-as. .u f i - * ïflv 1 .-J D ' _ M I ■ !‘J, Y THE I 1 -b v fl fi ORCHARD' By W. L. FLOYD, Professor of Horticulture 1 ¡m ■ HOME H B & ■ m- i f (joliege of Agriculture. Gainesville, Florida i W t H W W H H H S H H W t t H W » W W H tW W H S S S H » H S»»»tilSH W St Id a state where so much attention It glowing descriptions. induce our people given to commercial fruit growing m to buy at high price what Is entirely thought and care should be given unsulted to <|ur conditions. securing a succession and variety I would include in a home orchard in wholesome fruits for home use. middle Florida; Jew el Waldo, Colon and .Instead of scattering the trees In Imperial peaches; Excelsior and Terrell dlscrlmnatsly In the fields end garden piuma; DeConte, KellTer and Cincinnati it would be better t^Jiave a definite area peon; Tane-Nnthl. Triumph and Tsuru set aside for the "orchard, this may not persimmons; Delaware, Niagara and contain more than half an acre, though Scappemong grapes;* Celestial, Brown on acre or more wodkTBa better. If lL b Turkey and Brunswick figs; Purple-seeded enclosed by g-high dosrr f e n w i r will pomegranate; Rad and Yellow Cattley make an excellent chicken range after guavas; Nagami Kumqunt: Satauma the trees get large enough to shad<;ipqst orange; and if South of Gainesville. of the ground ao.that there is little room Parson Brown. Pineapple and Hart’s Late Oranges. Near the fences I would set for annual crops between the rows, Curtis, Stuart Dolmas and Van Deman Th* gromd- «hccld be deeply broken pecans. and' thoroughly pulverised before the A good time to set trees In Florida 1« trees o n set end a crop of legumes in December and January. The roots planted the year previous and turned will then become fixed and make some under after the Stems are dead will prove growth before the spring opens, growth valuable. As tree« de not come true to of the top will then be more rapid. •oed. it is necessary hr order to get what we want to ptant only tnrWpd or graftad l. ■ sam i depifi | ____ - ^ i ___ ____ _ ,from _______ trees. cSeed may______ be planted anythat they stood Tn the nursery, nil variety of healthy vigorous trees and at -end bruised roots should be pruned off, the proper time the desired varieties the top soil removed In digging the hole may be worked on them.' Bud wood can should be put back first about the roots, can be obtained from almost any and a pound of a good complete fertilizer nursery. Budding and grafting are not should be worked In about the trees near the surface extending out to a distance ■o difficult as many people Imagine; by of about n fqot jjnd a half from I t corefüÜy following the Instructions given Clean cultivation should be given till the In the Formera’ Bulletin of the U. S. De­ rainy season sets In. there Is na objection partment of Agriculture on "The Propaga­ to the planting of some vegetable of tion of Plants’* or in n text book on the field crop between the rows when the subject such as Hume’s "Cirrus Fruits trees are small. Beggar weed, peanuts, and Their Culture" one may soon suc­ iron or Brabham peas should he planted ceed, and it adds much interest to have short while before the rainy season trees of your own propagating begins, to be turned under in (he late If one does not care to propagate for fall or early winter. Fertilizer should be himself he should purchase from a applied In Increasing amounts each suc­ reliable nursery of our own state, getting ceeding year and cultivation be done as those varieties that arc recommended during the first. A barrel-spraying outfit, and a knowl­ for the section of the state In which he edge of the preperation and use of resides. Some of our nurserymen give Bordeaux mixture, lime-sulphur wash, t|tft information in their catalogues. self-boiled lime-sulphur with . arsenate of Many disappointment* and failures re­ lead, and the paraffine oil mixtures is very desirable. sult from buying trees on the representa­ An orchard so planted and cared far tions of agents from outside the state, will prove a source of salikfsctJon end who with highly colored illustrations and profit to the whole family. ■8 thepurpose Or\ O c to b e r F ir s t wc will open offices on the fit ( P o s t a l T eleg ra p h E n t r a n c e ) w here p e rm a n e n t hendquan^ F r u its and V eg etab les fro m S a n fo r d D is tr ic t and V i c i n it w ill be op erated in ,c o n ju n c t io n .w ith o u r m a in so u t W e^ L i^ ab lish ed . 312 D u rin g <utf tw e n ty -tw o y e ars a ctu a l b u sin ess experi trib u to rs o f F r u it and V e g e ta b le s th ro u g h o u t th e U n itcl fcc te d an o rg a n iz a tio n th a t show s re su lts s a tis fa c to r y tp -' fo llo w in g telegram se n t to o n e o f S a n fo w l’s lead in g and p la n o f o p e ra tio n . ; . . B isb c Build met Ellers and ditanada wc i.ivc per », evidence* 3V the nvcstigatc» qgglns Comontroct was all those ommfsston w riter ts. Manga'ganóla, Colo. This Is our TWELFTH CONSECUTIVE seas ' pany all of which have been very satisfacto let last winter for the season by a unanlmo _________ p re s e n t. Block an luid S' Ja c k s o n v ille , F lo r id a . . tic W c r e g a r d C o g g in s th e s a f e s t m ost —company we hove, ever done business with. / Rnows they will continue to handle our future y noia fru it Growers Association, Ed McLain. Sec _ . • W c resp ectfu lly in v ite th o se w ho h av e n o t m a d e p la n s fq jr^ m a rk e tin g th eir Ft mt or V e g e ta b le s to c o m m u n ic a te w ith o u r S a n fo r d o ffice , th a t wc h av e an opportunity to e x p la in o u r p la n o f F . O . B . s e llin g an d d e s trib u tin g F lo r id a P ro d u c ts . . 0. COGGINS COMPANY W ELB O R N E BLO CK SA N FO RD , FLORIDA The Herald can furnish Engraved Visiting Cards in all styles and m TH F IIIL « s O flA I O U L J/tL U / flD I IT I iul1 much banofltltd If UltLUjbop^j lhnt Items of Interest Concerning Society. People. . P O IN T S PU RELY PER S O N A ! Haw Celery City Vanity Fair While Away the Golden Hours— Social Gossip r•dcrtlion Pfolram Mrs. Henry Wight, went to Jackson­ ville Saturday afternoon where she attended the board meeting of the Slate Federation of Women’s Clubs on Mon­ day. As a member of the program com' mlttee aha will assist in arranging the program for the State Convention, vhich meets in Jacksonville io November. --- Mrs. Wight, is also chairman of the .’ Legislation committee of the State Fed. nation «tn*i will attend the conference \ 00 Chan Her. which has been called to meet in Jacksonville, on Tuesday the 3rd. At (be conclusion ot theM meet( • logs, Mrs, Wight will go to . TnUahassee. * fo ra short visit ip her daughter. Mias Margaret who Is a student .« t the' 'Woman’s Collage there briar1« returning to Sanford, Mrs. Wight will visit her father Dr. Bodeb of ThomasoaviUe,‘Gg. Haas« .Party ß ¿/L, ‘ .y r *. Misa Muriel HnrroLd. enter taluni a house party, of her young friends. In the charm­ ing heme of hot'parenti. M r.'and' Mrs. J> A* iptnoW. on MrllonyUle Ave;, the ,* ... v -:# .v ■ The young people enjoyed "svery nemeht of the Is « Week o t thole, iree*L ! dom, as school will, begin Mttoday they' • bod a genuine good time in many ways. b e t , forgetting to keep do hand an ahaadance , of fudge. -Hay wound u j tM r frolie with a delicious chicken pariew. The girls who enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Ham ids hospitality were; .*;.Misees Adelaide Higgins., ftuih R-tberts, Awia McLaughlin. Douglas Abernathy and Iren« Thurston. ^'¡Y -grioved to learn Friday. t y ' ; .*Jaekaonville, Thursday og * > ' .Bñfeirt a former much rivúJetjt •r£r ' physician o f. S*rrfard^.m iv iv W ^ PLACE E & W IÚ r F ab,B N SIG N BO A R O RF Ah d ir e c t io n health hb friends I woukj ajain q SO LU TIO N :; ' ] resume J i b practice,- but ft was-not) deemed best and o return to his old | home in South Carolina, was decided upon and Dr. aiid Mrs. Bruce left Sanford in 1 the spring.' Some months were spent tn North Carolina,' this summer, where he became ill again and was brought to Jacksonville to be with hb daughter. It was hoped the change Would be helpful, but he did not rally, despite the living care and medical attention. The end came Thursday, Sept. 28th. A good m.i n | has gone la his rest- Dr. Bruce was also; an author, lie published about six years ago, "Siudiea In Black, or The Paaaiog of | The Slave.** ' • 1 For Shipping Green Oranges \Y . As o result of the vigorous campaign being prosecuted by the Florida Citrus Exchange against the shipping of unripe fruit from the state and following the pas­ sage of tlie recent bill by the state legis­ lature, two arrests so far hive bees made for violating the recently passed law. R <7 On the complaint of Citnta Exchange employees in Leesburg, E. B. Fet^r. an independent fruit operator of khat city wo» arretted Wednesday charged with the shipping of a carload ' of groan'grape­ fruit th e ' day previous. Ur'. Peter was given a bearing before Judge Talley la Tavares yesterday .and held for trial In the circuit court! He gave bond. • ' .*. General Manager W. C. Temple of the Cftnta Exchange received news that J , S. Stratton of Kissimmee*had been arrested at’ F « f Pierce ou s warrant sworn oat by Attorney P. L. Denjraing. before Justice of the Pence Lane, of Sebastian. charging him with« hipping a ear load of gteen fruit. irtlm WabaaM Seprasirfwy It Jt, : *T rj.V Motlco o f Meetl o f c in Florida. V ariab le Gro' tie«, will bold an \mpomm the Eagles Hail. October 1 p m. Every member shoal as ninttonfpf importance wi ed. - **+ a' '; 1 '• * The TwIos-a-Week Herald 'The Herald comes to you.twios a week now filled with the heist of everything. If yae de'g ot get the taper nrrw, to*e no Mme tn putting your 'name on the list The p>hst reidiùg. the beat reading for m . fib a a W y«¿f ago, when. 'ljrr»mÉA nwuyjwódd. of the state and of Sanford. You Grand Prim iGiy^^wày-Absalutely Free -man..woman and ch«w (Aida and South Gwrgul i jofth^s estábil shiurat yrect 4biutk>P* tu tint give iIngioi» lúoble ïjjz e l io the or-* pestants must li>< ih i t i*. IctttM ÒLibòwp oh the cuN s j í » MS tP íñ -ie a rd at' the lop brick buildh&we t M fnffigyj.fAufrlishmcnt» occupyft ’ tWtiJ. go Uuwtni) neatest correct ? 9 . ? k d e r ^ ritffmdy Eatft paeon . « called for. and ^ W A T t S t i v n n special offer I '*kfoiv«n, oiy -CArefui attention replrd by the contestants as flnaL China Din é*4& À : ad D o tti 'J M i d A t f d r s s a P l a i n l y gironsare n must be in our hands ^lúpinglwm, Ï & * JadkmhWlle, Fla. �' " s - 1. ; " ■ ■ * * * • J * [ - Vv ^ ‘Published Som l-W eekly—Tuesday and Frid ay .m P*-'“ H ERALD \V IN S A N F O R D — Li/e m IVort/i Lining HANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER «, IBM itf ALL AROUND FLORIDA FOR CRATE FACTORY Twelve Cars o f Lumber and Machinery Now on th e Ground rhe General News of The Land There Are Already twelve carloads of of flowers. machinery and lumber on the ground re­ cently purchased for the site of the new crate factory ou the West Side. Of these fliilfD fROM lilt STATE PRESS all hut tWo ale unloaded unci more are expected In a Abort time. T.'.T- f*"- i<' *' • There has been a rumor afloat that the Aa CpMome of the Week'« M ost lmcrate factory project is nothing but a rtortnnt Happening* la the myth und that DothluiT would ever come „ .-4 -.- pom ata State’s Lt- H of It, but a visit to the die of the new maker» at Tampa who want an mill will disprove any doubt otong.that Mxike la« week have adjusted difference* line. To anyone acquainted with condl«one bock U>work again. Ilona, it is aelf evident mat Sanford Is the U i t William*, u T ea* Cela grocer wa» logical aa well aa tbe geographical point at Anna Maria Key last Sunday by for the traction of such n factory, for no named S. H. Hall, who was drunk other city of its size in the country ships tod terrorizing the excuralonlsta. as much cfnted vegetables apii citrus Tbe Board of County Commlaain iw iJlLlituHa aa tints SanfattL This mill will be a great thing lot St. John» county has -taken the good nodi iltuatlon "in hand with the deter­ city, aa Sanford needs just such plants as mination lo carry on com pinto ayatem of this. Every new factory or enterprise lorftcing and to won give every Im­ means another pay All. und more people portant port of life county o outfaced and money coming toVlie city As soon tg|hway. Shell la to be the principal as men with means resize the great ad­ material, but in the meantime, where vantages to be bad in Sanford, we will , 1^11 can not be made available, plnb- have more of tha same class here. ttrtv la to be uaed. An option on & -■< ' Presbytery o f St. Jo h n s large ahell mound at New Smyrna haa The Presbytery of St. Johns, embracing teen leaned. tho territory extending from be Lund to Became tliey held that the law left Key West will convene in the Sanford them do other course to pursue the coun­ church Tuesday. Oct. 10. IUII, nt 9:30 ty commissioners Wednesday afternoon p. ni. About forty delegates, ministers decided to grant the uppllcr.tlona for nnd elders nre cxjiectcd to attend. The Uquor license from Hastings. Six wishes opening sermon will be preached by tbe l* git in the Polo to City nnd all are to moderator. Kcv. S. L Wilson of Ontlund be licensed at 7:30 Tuesday evening. * Before the close of the present month There will be-popular services nt 10:30 it la expected that the greatest tourista m. nnd 7:30 p. m. every day. The lab ­ Mason In the history of Florida will ile nre cordially invited attend both watt under way. and the railroads are tbe popular- services and the liuslness preparing to handle the travel. The meetings of the Presbytery, which will Fhrida and West Indian Limited yes­ continue In session two or three dnys. terday began taking on an extra Pullman Ti ie followinti assi gnment of del egates at Washington for Jacksonville and will for ent e r t a i nme nt hus been made by tbe handle It throughout the season. It was commute«: . . wad-filled ou tu first uip. The Palmetto Mr*. D. A. Caldwell— Limited, the Atlantic Coast Line’s palatial Rev. W. U. Y. Wilkie. D. 1).. Dunedin, ittpm New York, will begin FM«r J. W. Mullet tc, operation October I#. ---- I T * " ___ ~~^T Mrs. A. T. Ko*setter— -Dying of gunshot wounds, received Kcv. 0. W. Hardaway. Longwood Saturday afternoon nt .the lianda of Rev. M. F. Baldwin, Parrish. Frank Wright, a negro, desperado, the Mrs. Henry W ightbody id Leo Ramirez at Ft. Myers on Rev. J . W. Koteborougli. D. D . DeLand. Tuesday. Tea county commissioners Rov. W. B. Cooper. Umatilla. * rode in the funeral procession. Mrs. L A- Bromley, at Sirrine House— Miami has u new organization known Rev. Mr. Trover. Tampa. u the Flotilla Home Cennert' Associa­ Elder Smith. Wouchula. tion. This association intends to take Mrs. F. L Woodruff— care of the surplus tomatoes and other Kcv. 3 L Wilson. Oakland, crops nod wilt established n first-class Mrs. S. L- Wilson. Oakland canning fuctury. Mrs. Dr. T. A. Neal— tupa t Nearly $40,000 will be expanded with­ . Rev. J . C. Tima, D. C-. Tam in the next ninety days In extending the Prof. B. W. Graham, Tampa. 1- fate» malhA^rf'-UU!^ city water works Mr. Philip Mocrfe. nt Comfort Cottage—’ ¿tpArfinent fn Pcnsatkria. Another new RevvJ. E. Henderson, Bradantown. pump-will iilao be InstnVd ut the -wain Mrs. H. C. DbBoso— station. \ Rev, W. T. Waller, Bartow. "I sin drunk nnd dresaorlupt god don't Mr*. Henry MeLaulin— care a whoope«," was the n\u> which W. Rev*. J. T. MuLaau. St. Petersburg. $.Tjxjw, age to. left when ho comcnMiod MrsiV- N. Whltncr— wicidc ut bis*homo (n Tampa on Tues­ Rev. P. H. Hensley. Tampa. day- Thai' lie did not take his wife Mrs. P. H. Hensley, Tumpn. along into eternity with him la owing to Rev. E D Brownlee, Atlanta. the fact that he changed Ilia mind at Mrs. D. L. Thrasher— , Ibe <xi:ica| inement and went out by Rev. C, H. Ferran. DeLand. himself. Elder DeLnnd church. Capt. L £ Barker, a well known rail- Mr*. O/H. Singletary— toad man of Gainesville died In that city Rev. B. H. Duprey, Leesburg. on Tuesday. Q , ’ Mrs. C. L. Goodhue— p Fraternal societies throughout Florida Mr. J . L Boynton, Dade Citv. ate aiding materially in building up tho Mr*. Runge, at Comfort CottageMate, many handsome lodge buildings Rev. J . T. Allison, Arcadia. Wag erected by the several orders. Mrs. Bonim— tects are now busy preparing plans Rev. J. M. Tournade. Tatnpa. F90AKXI Knights of Pythias ball In Mr. Harry Ward, at Comfort Cottage— Tampa, *Vo purpose being to begin work Rev. L T. Wildsfcplant Clt ■On It at an egriy day, Mr*. L. T. Wild*. Plant City. Mrs. V - W. L o n g ’ J Grep.i in(*eai la. M&g aroused In Sooth Rev. W. P. Chahner*. Lakeland. ■M*». 1» the proposed Atlantic. OkeechoRey. C. E. Wildmau, Dade City, * * and Guff-,>aU*ey.- This road will hats o pud*, lit» flora T *m pa' Via ifr*. R. J . Holly, at Siriine Hbui«— . . .«Parrish. r is k . A r u M l * . f o r t •' 'T h o m p s o n . F o r t ? Rey. 5- G. Hutton, Gotham, , ReY. J . F. McKinnon, at Oomfort ppttag« .» ¿ ^ f ^ F o r t la u á e r d u r ; Z TKdeo, Ooiiland.unre of ubdtìt BN miles. , Ifc» Mr*. Fi-K. Sharpe— ^The ney Wwt Ovetfaa railroad eeleWaiion comfttrtMWfa bari at work'-pla*4 Mr. W. A. Latham, Wildwood. * Bing auractiona for that avant On* ‘Mr. E/B. Rood,' Brad«mown.' ' Mr*. C. H. DlngikT- ' , ; ‘’ - / « .tt .f e W la i Eklfcr MeCfuhg, Wnedlfi. — C TRUTH ABOUT FLORIDA Pensacola Journal Says State­ ments Not fiction STATE 0ETEN MISREPRESENTED Car Window Experts Are Not Always Competent to Judge Con dltlon o f S tate Florida has suffered from the state­ ments of persons who huve spent a few days in the, state, had n glance at the sandy lands and would not believe the troth when It was told to them. Some of these people have gone back to the north, east or west nnd have either maliciously or through ignorance mis■epresenled conditions 1n Florida. ttniKAflA heiftt"'Anoiher Cox Window Expert." the Sanford Herald says' Dr. Knapp, n government agricultural expert (T) addressed a meeting in Jack­ sonville this week nnd made tin- state­ ment that nu one could moke a living on fivo acres of Florida soil nnd warned nil investors ugalnst the promoter who would convince the unwary that a fortune could be made from five acres. Dr. Knapp certainly spejiks from exjierienre liecause he spent n half day or so in Jack­ sonville and then left the slate. There Is no nerd to reply to Dr. Knapps statementa, the subject is rather lire some lit times and the endeavor io refute stories told by northern experts makes the Floridian weary. Hut fur the benetit of those who rnay listen tu Knapp’s car window experience stories we will give again tiie honnilde statements of several Sanford growers nnd tiie unticUever can come here and prove it me n m train, s ~ 1 " ------------ t. Peeples Church - ...l Bay will be oUerved at *1* Cop-' mal Orarch * next Sunday. There *Bi be a senium by Ytr. Waldron appro.; prtatc to the day in the evening. Tbe •■•»•sing servleaa will be conducted by the School will, raUy songs and wcMtlooa. The public is Invited. .- * Volum* IV CITY COUNCIL MEETS NEWS OF THE WORLD , X.-x M atters o f Importance—Registration o f Voters—Goldsboro Account* Items of-lnterest Gleaned From City council met in adjourned session Various Sources October 3rd at 7:30 p. m. Present. W. D. Holden, president pro tern.; J. D. Davison. S. Range. B. A. Howard and H. W. HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Minutes q( last meeting read and ap­ proved. Reports of the marshal und treasurer Here the Readers Will rind a Brief for September read and ordered filed. Historical Spring Mowing Correspondence from the officer* of the — . ------ f t H u r r i e d R e a d e r * ___ town of Goldsboro and their attorney read With the arrival of a carload of coffins and the following resolution was then nt Austin, the grim ness of the passed: tragedy that obliterated this town was Moved that the accounts of the town of Impressed upon survivor* and workers, Goldsboro, and correspondence be re­ who today renewed their efforts to mine ferred to the city attorney, end the clerk deeply into the tuml hills of debru. be instructed to notify the attorney of the Twenty victims, including two at Gas­ town of Goldsboro that no claims will be tello, have been taken to improvised considered as authentic until books of morgues in one of the few building* original entry arc submitted to the coun­ standing. The identified dettd are twelve. cil of the city of Sanford. Carried. Plans for the funerals were being made A committee from the order of Moose today The most essential matter in came before the council and asked (or a hand here aside from the persistent three years' lease on third fiuor of city. work of clearing away the more ac­ M'<vcd nnd seconded that it be hud ovqr cessible ruins, is the completion nf a until tiie next meeting. Carried. census uf the living Austins. It Is On motion the' proposition of. the thought the death list will not reach the Library Association tie referred to the enormous number estimated by some. <r city ntiornoy fur his opinion as ludhc le­ Because Governor Biease was not in­ gality of same. vited to tiie Gate City Peace Celebration On motion uii amendment to (lie or-, diuunec entitled an ordinance fixing cer­ In Atlanta and because the corps uf tain license tux be placed on its first Citadel Cadets belonging to the State's rivaling Ciirnnl It was thru mild by military college bad accepted an invita­ tion to attend, the Governor lias threaten­ title and passed first reading ed to remove Col. O. Bond, superintendent.. Moved und seconded that an ordinance unless the acceptance is withdrawn.- It entitled nn ordinance providing for ih c, huplicns that owing to u question of registration of voters be placed on in) j, ' finances, the board of visitors bad already first reading by title only. Carried. decided not to send tiie corps. Colonel was then rend tiy title und passed its Bond admitted tiie receipt uf a letter first Suiting. Tiie following resolution was (lien from Governor Bicase, but declined todivulge us txmlcnts or to discuss the adopted Be It resolved by the city council of matter ut all, No official statement Is to Sanford. Flu . that the city clerk is hereby be had. *1 cut from one acre of land on Celery aveifuc in 11)08 celery amounting to 1.3(H) crates which 1 Sold in Sunfuid for instructed tu open thp registration books J2.«O0 D. K Bri satin, oil the It.ill day o(October. 1911. and that Kvr//1nrmer and merchant of Chickssha, Oklu vicinity in person, or by hiring he is further instructed to give notice of a substitute, will take part iu the build such (act by advertisement in the San­ lug of a state highway across the county ford Herald Carried. today. By working a thousand men and On motion the blfi of K. K Brady for 250 teams, it Is expected that the extra scavenger work was referred to the 1|j|ncty-five tulles of road across (he 0 sanitary committee. Sable tu report at county along the route of tbe Chisholm next meeting. trail con he completed in one day. On motion the bills us sigrled by ihe I I Nine balloons, representing the United president and approved by the finance States, Germany lind France, ore entered committee were ordered paid. Moved olid seconded dial council ad in (lie intermitioniil race for the James Gordon Bennett trophy, which is sched­ joorii. Carried M W Lovm.. uled to start Thursday from Kansas City, Clerk "From aovemrighth of an acre I have grown 574 crates of lettbcto which I sold for gLu5U.I3 net."—Joseph Cameron. 'Strawberries set out In September will bear from January to August: 1 hove never raised a full ocre, but at the rate at which my patch Kos yielded,, on ocre would btlug about $3,400 per aeaaon."—Mr. Secord. Last year 1 let out eight acres on shares for u celery croi». I furnished the land, my tenant the labor and each shared equally the expense of send fertilizer, utc Wheg the crop was Five hundred bushels of putatoes New fioniml&sion I li'm, marketed und nil ex (tenses pit id we di­ bought by Mayor Shank to be sold to the Milieer A Perry—new mime—old heads vided $b,400 between us."—J. E f’nCe. (WOpie of Indianapolis at cost in order to —have hung out their sign as commission Troth about F Fonda roils doc* nut merchants dud will do u general broker­ rebuke commission merchants for high , . sound like tbe iFutli to acmi of those age business In carload lots of fruit* and prices sre in ihb city market. They will who huVe slaved for months cultivating vogetnblc*. Their specialties will be or- be sold at 75 cents a bushel. Five bushels many acres of land In order to make u tihgCN lira!* fruit, lettuce, orlery. pota­ is tiie limit to a customer, but they will good"living, nnd without dòubt some toes, Iwhns, cucumbers, tomatoes, etc. he sold in any quantities lower than that real estate schemers have misrepresented Mr Miirirr fins just returned from a lodr st the rate of 80 cents n bushel. ‘ ** s condii ions in Hurtdu, but [liete tue runny, ul rti* mirth wot and made arrangements Slat« troops are now patrolling die tu fact, tiie majority, of the real estate to conduct nn f o b business ut Stillfiffd streets of the little railroad city of Mcpeople who full tu tell fiali of what may lie states that Florida fruits and veget­ Conib, Mils., where Uie Woody riot bebe done in this state _of utmost perpetual ables nre gaining in favor and expects u txrceit striking railroad men and strike springtime good season. Breakers occurred on Tuesday. special Sonfonl celery figures do not upply tu ' Both of these gentlemen are too well truln on HW Illinois Central railroad bear­ the entire state,' and celery. IIko the known to require uny introduction tu (he ing 130 strikers was riddled with bullets high priced tobacco crops, are not as people of the Sanford sectiou und the an­ and several citizens of thfa town bear sure as some others which bring In nouncement af their intention to again daofttrous mark's of (he thrilling encoun< enough to make the fanner-who works enter tho field means that the grower will toft Dim of them may die. *3wvT. * * . his lands Independently rich. get the same fair nnd sqnore treatment Governor Dix of New York and Tam­ Dr. Knapp didn't know what lie was received in tho post. many Hail havb locked horns over tlw talking about when lie mode the state direct primaries proposition, the Governor - M arriage Announcement meat that no one could make o living on Y: favoring and Tnrutfftiny. of course; oppos­ The following announcement ha* been five acres of Florida land? or else lie said ing ; v.‘ received by Sanford people; r r1 ' > " ■- * * *. # it with a malicious intention. "Mr. und Mr*. Walter Harold Woodruff Missouri, K an**»'snd Texas paroeuger \/ On the saifte aero of ground several request tho .honor of your presence at train No. 20 from Kansas Clit to-OMa' "ij erent crops may be grown and mar- the marriage of tfurig daughter. Margaret homo CUy was held up hjijj^fae masked • ed every year Ontl tiie land will be­ Eastman tu Dr. Ffank Corey . Boardman nlen^ hear Okesh. Okla , on Wednesduy. n ( . on WtaJffffclny afternoon, October, eigh­ come batter instead of deteriorating. In­ teenth. lAU. «1 five o'clock Benton Hnr- The robbers rifled die. mall and baggage' . * . formation along this line may be secured txir. Michigan. -' r-*. cars, but it Is believed got little of Value. * from thè agricultural station at Gninea- * Dr. Bonrdmun « recent addition to They did not enter the pOsaengex c a t i ^ . ' * .vllle and It i* reliable, being tnkdi from Sanfocd'* •professional ranks has made and escapdl as soon as they hkd finished actual experiments. ^ H , , many .Xrlends here who will welcome their work. • • ?.* . • him stw ills Bride to Sonfonl. Tliere are two classes of people wl» are hurting Florida. Otic 1» (ho peóplo 1 who come here for a few days and Won’t ' r. believe whm their eyes aee and then go" /■.* away nod say that this garden spot of V,A. i S f . i t l i of Q B iU lHoUp t « ¿as the World Is a barren waste and unfit for T+' t*' agricultural purposes and as a place of .* residence- The « other Is the Indolent, R. J . Holly was called to Palatka yesterday by a telegram gtatk wort hie— and pessimistic man wli) colu­ Mr*. Thoi- K- BatPZ dial his brodmr, Will HoUy, of thai plaox had hcnn drowned in tho S__ to Florida after investing J7!7 ’or THW M * Aulto. A r c a d ia ..,* ' Johns river near there. From the meagre details contained in telegrama and is disappointed because he linda the it appears that the deceased met death by foul play. > Hti left Palatka Tuesday In hi* motor boat. The next day tbe boat lands won’t produce eropt worth S 1,000 R*V. J . F^. ObCk*. Sarasota. was;found headed Into the brush along the bank with the engine still an acre without being properly culti­ Mrs. H. R. Steven*— running und no one near. The body was found yesterday after a search f." vated. * Mf.’j . s parks. Plant CUy. and is being held awaiting tbe corner’s inquest. Mrs. N. H. Garner, nt Comfort Cottage— - .The sad1 new* reached hi* mother and brother here yesterday inod There are plenty of veritable gold Mr. HbUy'left at otic* for I’alalka on tbe afternoon train. Mrs. Holly, theMr. W. R. O'Neal, Orlando. * min— in Florida but a reasonable amount D. Hathaway, Brooksville. of work la necee—ry to secure the rich— aton— Vv-: -* * ‘ await the ' ' Rev. J . W. Stagg. D. D. Orlando. Journal. Judge W. 8. Preston. - 1S L-,. ■ . . . o ■i.* ^-. «: ■. _■^ - - ■ ^ K fc^ & g - . i r - ' 1— * y?Æ--;u . ■i:> - K p a a i ; P 2F I �Octobti COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET Reports Read. Licenses Granted and . ' Head M atters Adjusted - - Board met Monday. Oct. 2od. pursuant to adjournment. Present, Chairman QvrfStreet. Commissioners Woodruff, Brown, Merrill and Dillard. Minutes of the last meeting were read, approved and signed. Bond of A. L. Hutch ns notary public, with Geo. N. Hatch und N. P. Vowel! as sureties la the sum of $500. The following licenses to carry firearms were granted: C. E. Hartley, revolver, sureties C. W. Emzroinger and C. B. Sear­ cy. G. B. Searcy, revolver, sureties C. W. Entnninger and C. E. Hartley. E. J. Bdelar, 32 Special Winchester, sureties. •M. M. Smith and John 11. Boas. Coil Jansen. 3040 Martin Repeating rifle, sur­ eties, Horry L. Bcemau, M. M. StfUth. Board proceeded to canvass the returns of the election held Sept. 28 In reference to allowing swine to run at btrge and the result was found to be as follows: Ptsctnet - Ajutsit run- —■ft» nutMajority nlni at lait« etna st UrJo. U 00 3 ^ 43 Reports of the following county officers were received, read and filed; Supt. of Roads and Bridges, Supt of Co. Home, Physician. Pay Roll for State Witnesses, Sheriff, Sheriff to -State Auditor, Clerk Criminal Court. August Tax Redemptions, Pay Roll Ca Road Camp. Treasurer. Treasurer to Stale Auditor, Auditor's Statement and Report of W. A. Ginn, En­ gineer. The license of Cody Dorsey to carry a firearm canceled upon fus « wq requestUpon motion it was ordered that the comptroller be requested to allow the re­ demption of lots 1. 2, IU. II. 14, 15, 1C, 17. 18. 19, 20, 21. 22. 23, 24. 25. 27. 23, Brad­ ley'a Add. Long wood, at 51 per acre, not including clerk's costs, by Bradley A Williams within sixty days. Application for increase of (tension of Wm. W. Bather pfysenlcd and approved. Arthur Butt, tile lax assessor (wcaentni the assessment rolls for 1911. Upon ex­ amination the same were found to be correct and upon mot too one was deliver­ ed to the tax collector, one to (he clerk and one to the comptroller. Total valua­ tion $6.744.191. The petition of H A. Hcgcner, T. J. Boston, et aL. for a change.in the Beulah and Gotha road« heretofore referred to Messrs. Lhtlard and Branham wax upon motion allowed upon the condition that the change be made without expense to the county. The petition of E. k. Sessions. C. T. Session», et aL, fqr a road in Sec. 34, Tp. 22. R. 27 received and referred to Messrs. Branham 'and Dillard. _ Letters of Commissioner Russell of Lake county and Kerr) mao Lee at Woluwa ferry received. Upon motion the action of Commissioner Russell was ap­ proved. Communication of W. L). W ilium » re­ ceived. Upon motion the request was denied. Petition of J . H. Mooney. J, 1L Sadler, et «L, for a road in west Orange, hear Oakland, running west ui Lake county line with description attached. Was upon motion referred to Messrs. Branham and Dillard. Upon motion ike clerk was instructed Id notify Messrs. I’atmeE and Beachain to remove tbc fence that has been placed on tl*c public road near Otises blacksmith shop on the road to Plymouth, Upon motion-Messrs. Overstreet and Memll were given power to bet in the matter of obtaining new tank nod acces­ sories far the county home. The claim of John.,T. Newton for a horse that was injured by' falling through a brvdge Wgr-refused. The petition of G. W Craw(pcd, J .A . Bdrher rt aL to allow ttie.Citru Southern s ^t o die right a tv Sf.ii' tim 'Cantray dn' rWerrt d back to the pktlilooerx The petition of W,‘P. * Blakely ' et aL to OObdemo and removebuild ijy « a t re­ farad to J ..fy P. ilawtbotue. Justice - iLti' * ktw* - 'of* (be • N*®»'The bond bf S- R. Heidi, u irupectur of BMtfka and brands, with B. T. Boyd and * W. P. Vinlng as sureties In the sum of $100. t t*. -------t---------------------., , Leave r#r Way cro s s *-' Mrs. W. R. Gardner nud daughter, Min Gladys Wave today for Waycrow where Mr. Gardner and Cnr! are engaged in the contracting and building business! While expecting to stay for. several months the Gardners will oat leave Sanford for att - - w ee because they arc staunch believers in the city and own valuable real estate • Mere and their miny friends will be glad Cash $ 1 .2 5 V A L U E 9 8 c Work shirts in the reguLuion army blue-*-in all sizes and a special value for 50c. A See these at only___ H O C À full size double bed spread in the lnteet Marseille patterns Heavy satin damask bed spread worth $3.50. See these ex ceptional va 1ires a t___ ____ _. . ' . v . . ..- . ~ $1.00 OVERALLS 89c Ju st think of getting the beat $ 1.00 union m ade t r­ ails at the apecial q a price o f .......... ........ .iil42x36-inch pillow cases in a good weight muslin and well made; while they last; Monday only, each ....... ............................. ■ * * 0 5 /C See the many values in towels for Monday, and especially the strong line of towels—Monday 3 for......................................................... 50c TIES 25c j S P E•C■ I A L *~ » Some of these new ties 50c values in the latest sh and styles, but for O f Monday only___ fc * • Standard width union toweling, bleached and a good value for 7c yard; Monday only as a leader.................................■............................. 2 5 c Table Oil Cloth 19c 5 PAIR SOX 25c Ju st think of getting a 25c yard grade of table oil cloth in white ami fancy patterns at only............. •_............................................................... J For Monday see tliest ted sox while they O last, 5 p a ir.............. 40c Nottingham La co C urtain s 19c For Monday’s special a 2'A yard long nottinghani lace curtain worth double the price, while they last, Monday only, each ............. « - NEW PALL $1.50 Sm yrna Rug 98 c MEN’S SUITS These are good values \for $1.50, but to make a Monduy leader t W 4 A n f $ 3 0 W llion Art S q u a re 2 6 .7 5 Genuine seuinless Wilton a rt square, size 9x12 feet; this £ * 0 4 ^ is a regular $ 3 0 .0 0 seller; our price only.....................*............. 7 c / Q $25.00 v a lu e 9x12 feet ^ x p iin is te r a rt sq u a re , in n e at floral an d o rn a mental patterns; this is a wonderful bargain and must bcLseen d ^ H j f t Q Q to be appreciated at the ¿rice— Monday o n l y . . . . . ...1 ® ^ * A v 'i $15.00 B ru sscll A rt Sq u are 12.98 Ju st received—this splendid value in 9 x 1 2 feet Brussell’s art«4 ^ f t n square, in neat oriental designs; choice o n l y ......................................■ j j t * v O ' • hand bags . Our wonderful values in hand­ bags are something that cannot he missed Monday. '• * In all wool, and they art* u un­ derfill values ut the usual j>fi t but nt the first part of ihe si 1son we put the working m m'.s price on them, so that e\frybody can have one. OUR LADIES* SUIT DEPART MINI Is the talk of t'he town. V»» our wonderful values in i Ib* latest styles. See the great b arg ain s in < many stylish skirts wr it>* now showing. 12 l-2c MADRAS 10c - AMOSKEAG GINGHAMS 7 12c ** We have a new line of the lat­ est styles in Barrettes. S e e th e special line Monday a t . * | A » V Jf e a ch ..................... ...... GENUINE |■ Just think of getting a 36-inch all-linen in a good firm weave, worth *% A 35c yard, o n ly .-L ...................... * BARRETTES « 36-INCH UNEN 24« . ' '• .**• MAIN See o u r splendid showing of new fall huts in the Inh m .m<l nobbiest styles— at Cul dm -il s prices. , ■' 36-inch curtain swiss in fancy and edin dot patterns, good 1 2 Vic seller. Monday’s special.............................................................. .. .................. 5o pieces of omoskeag apron ginghams in all sizes, checks and plaids. 7 1 ^ See these Monday», y a r d . . , . __ i f 2w We are showing a ne# lint* of shirtwaist madras in white wiili neat white woven designs ami ^ just the material for fall; .M i day is the time for first 1 fj , choice, only a y a rd ..- . *" 51.35 BLACK TAFFETA 98c $ee this splendid new valu«* t black yard-wide taffeta Q Q r for Monday o n ly ..___ _ «/CH SPEC IA LS GRAY TEA K ET T LES •- kettles d a y ...’ ecial seller. foY 5 0 c in enamelware tea Ju st as a leader for .Mond. O A ENAMELWARE This is a special value for 20c, but a3 a leader, o n l y " .. I O a IO C ^ 2 5 c , BOILERS*l;» I9c;,Y •• rJ t. f This is a special value in an enamelware boiler at 25c, but as a leader for Monday ( 1 Q a ,, , . SPOONS - - Monday these .epochs ,cha box bought at the price df, tin spoons ¿-¿ivf* 6 0 c RICE B 0 IL L R S iU)c ROASTING PANS For-Moaday we have -just received a l i n e a l these double hollers, worth 60c. but oiir O Q A price Monday---------------------. i - :. -- « 9 ® Don't fail to She the s p e c ia l values Monday in roasting pans. S2.75 K0CKING CIlAfR L98. 3 CUPS AND SAUCERS 25c For Monday we will sell (a large size oak rocking chair worth $ 2 .7 5 for only. .V I ______ 1______ . TURM TURL *' A Brooklyn plano which was* being junad,peared up and hit the tuner with oBd^’yiutQUVC'aJ to bteak hi#-Teg, JhH prjT«^Vjft.tí>e innate depravtt> oMàknIn u te 'a R g y ia gometlmea rodeepaed by (hair cocMtkaaUon for human feetlnga UNCLE SAM ••• Z # | QO T **” ® A lto a s a special in dinner plates in a O C a - -___ VICTOR Til jf lNfiMArHiVF< W e a re show ing jr'h e w lin e Of fu rn itu re ap d we c a n fu rn ish your; house S e e otir com p lete. line oti weekly paym easy weekly , payments -Lr V ** -4 and if yoti' prefer on �UlfSANFORD HERALD W W W » » WwW»W »w »v V ,v J L J I AM A 'CANDIDATE FOR C IT Y OF SANFO RD to the Action of White to be Held on NEXT I Solicit Your Votes; only Upon the Condition the Better Man for the Position and thai at You Think' Me [y Election Means « fe w Greater Sanford « x u : wx i neon this Page, of The Herald I Will Give ,u Sh.u.d V9 « ei.f « ¿ .a n -W n m e M * My ’ 1 ' A % �October o. on THE SAftrOftD HtFULD oughty Informed regarding every phale* of I Kissimmee'and on down to Tamps, the uniform text book questloti. we are 1tbe most Important tbrodgb rood propool told that there Is absolutely nothing In tion now before us - and the grmtiy In Pobtkbad Every TUcoday. and Friday Mornlni By the report which is being circulated by creasing auto travel is almost ss Im newspapers to the effect that tbe portoni as a ’railroad. Wbat la done, THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY certain new law will not give to the pfople of therefore - should be with tbs Idea o R. J. HOLLY. Editor Florida school books at reduced prices. securing the beat, most permanent aw W. M. HAYNES, Business Managar This gentlemah Says that In Ills opinion cheapest so that when connected up l a i u r l p l M Price. $ 2 .0 0 a Year in Advance the “much-odo-about nothing** regarding there will be no breaks. In other words, thig ,c *t hook matter emlnated from tbe tbe county commissioners of ag the aterod aa Mooad-dat* mail matter Aululi 22m! American Hook Compan) which concern counties Involved ought to work oa 190$, at Ota FyatoSea at Sanford. Florida, S O L E A G EN C Y FO R Is using the Hon. Tho*. J . Appleyard, Its well defined and united policy__Orange ondar Act of March 3rd. 1B79. recognized representative at Tallahassee, County Citizen. OHM tleraJd Bulldlna Tflrpbonr Ho Hh together with three newspaper?, onA t Card of Thanks ■ Pensacola, one at Jacksonville end one at We desire to express our sincere gredGet ready to it 4l*ter for the primary ln Miami, to circulate these false statements itude to the doctors and attendants for with a hope that some uninformed per­ November. sons may be misled Into e belief that the their heroic effort and faithful services, The pessimist gives It upl Tlmci are new law has failed in the purposes for also to the many friends and neighbors getting better and you can't (top pros­ which It was designed.—Plant City Cou­ for their help and expressions of sym­ pathy during our bereavement in the loos rier. • perity. of wife and mother. " No matter how much ugly stuff the J e s s e E. S purung The Tampa cigar makers walked right newspapers [«fuse to print about a fellew • ______________________A nd C hildren out, turned around, and walked right in he gets toad as fury the minute, the paagain. per compelled by its duty as a public THE FAVORITE LAXATIVE. journal, to make, some mention of his There are some auto drivers In Sanford ease^toncs it dqwn oa much as possible On* at Night Makas th s,N a *t Day who ahuukl be arrested and they will be Bright—-Ne Charga if It Doesn't. in deference to his feelings. There h as! if they persist In taking all the strekt. --------------- t h e ------------------------Because of lta extremity gentle and been on Instance of this In Tampa In _ effective action, Boxall Orderlies have the past two_______ weeks.________________ When the metropolEditor Jordan of the Punta Gordn Her­ linn papers were full day after day of "tho I ¿oco me the moot popular Remedy for ald says there arc four editors of the exploits of a Tampan in New York, with! Constipation. state press who have a perpetual grouch. the Associated Press sending out stories We sro so positive that R exsll Order m „ # Why don't you come right out. brother, about It, the Tribune refrained from lies will do all that Is claimed for them that we poaltlvely guarantee to band , and call names Beg to announce that they will open Satur­ the humiliating details. When the case back tbe money you paid ua for them became a matter of official reconkand upon jo u r more request,’ If you are not day, October 7th with a fresh stock of goods - - — The Herald_siiiL .runic inis -that-what publication was necessary, the party In entirely tall*fled. A Sanford needs most .In the factory line is question became highly indignant. Tills Rexnll Orderlies are eaten Uko candy, P»y Cash and Save Monef a first class canning factory. Tho variety sort of attitude is rapidly bringing the are Tery pleasant to the taste, do .not W *. Solicit Yoar Trtde. of stuff to ho canned here would outrival newspapers to the decision to print what­ gripe, cause nansoa, or any other an Heinz's 57 varieties. ever happens, regardless of personsl re­ noyanre usually experienced when or­ Clark Building. '. * * *»»•* gard or feelings. Their forbearance in dinary cathartics are used. . . . Rexsll Orderlies have a poaltlve reg; Finit Door East of Poet Office The Herald is In receipt of many com­ such cases is never appreciated.—Tampa nlatlra effect upon the bowels and tend pliments fronj Sanford people this, week Tribune. to provide permanent relief from Con* on tho twico-n-wcck paper. These words •tlpatlou and the myriad o f aaaortate ASSAULTED THE tDItUK of encouragement go a long way toward ailments. Besides, they help to over Chief of Police Woodward of Tampa as­ come the necessity of tho constant use helping us to better things in the news­ saulted the editor of the Socialistic organ, of laxatives to kc«p tbe bowels In nor paper line. the Beacon, In that city lart Saturday and in ill condition. / We honestly believe there la no simi­ " Placards floated in the windows an­ though offering no resistance the editor nounce the Orange Codnty Pair from wus badly beaten. There nrc times lar medicine so good oa Itexall Order ilea, «spectally for chlldreh, aged, or Jap., 30lh. to Feb., 3rd. Now Is the when an editor am drive n man to com­ dollcste people. ' They are prepared In mit an assault by insidious attacks • and time to plan hhead for the displays be­ Only exclusive baker in the city. All convenient tablet form fn three sixes cause the- Sanford Celery Delta must some times the editor may go too for in of iuicIuikos- Prleesg 10cn 25o„ and mixing done with latest improved Sani­ the persecution of certain individuals hut pOc. Why not try them a t our risk on capture those prizes. tary machinery. nt no tlpic'doea It becomq. necessary for our guarantee? an assault upon the editor such as (he Remember, Tlexall Remedies can Tho very latest addition to the Flor­ Tampa incident. The story about the lie obtained In this community only ida press gang is M. M. Lee and Ira Sp en cer's Bread handled b y a l l f i r s t chief of police was either true or it was at our store — Tha Rexsll Store. Whitehnir, editors and publishers of the false. . L. Jt. PHILIPS A 00. c la ss grocers. Winter Haven Chief. It is n ten page If true there was only one wny to "get paper brimful of good, livtf stuff and the even" and that was by personal violence new boy« are warmly welcome to the to the author of t.ie ultack. If the ac­ SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY fold. Our hand) count was false the chief could sue the <■■■■■ ........... . a i ■■ m ■ — — ■ paper for criminal libel amf either get Just received Congressional Record damages or tic up the paper „Indefinitely. W c M ak e E v e r y th in g K n o w n to tlifc T ra d e from Hon. Reed Smoot on the Indirect The editor of The Herald ia not acquaint­ Benefits of Sugnt Ik-et Culture. Now If ed with either gentleman and views tbe P H O N E 106. N O . I l l P A R K AVENUE. Reed will just writ« and-explain the In­ case us an outsider, but it seems about direct Benefit Derived From the Present time for the editors of the state to stand High Price of Sugnr, he will confer a last­ up for their rights, and if an officer of the ing benefit upon mankind and pul him­ law Is allowed to assault an editor the self forever in our good book. law on editors must he out and all of ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ❖ < > <•+•><•+•*■♦♦*■♦■«■++•>+++•'/ ■>-}•+ tliera ought to carry n good automatic Bro. Howard of the Orlando Citizen is pistol and use it. to be congratulated upon hts numerous ®ovr wiNK ot A i nc r o a d to in r n r acm special editions of the different Orange CHLCKlhG ACCQUST There Is some ugItalion in Volusia county town«: Hi» latest of Winter Park . n n o r t n * - ii O' Is ste a m y and fia worth thousands of county looking toward (ho changing of the I PAfs to «► dollars to tho college town. .There are Oronge-Volusla rood tp the coast. A com-* j ? T h t A 1 LE\ rO RTAO Lt'BATII APPARATUS . itin M ^ t ic .t s n a but few towns lit tbe world that have as mlltek has been appointed to confer with .1LLY SO tr{in \roa» beautiful surroundings as Winter Park Orange county to secure this -change. < CAtH , OPLN THl AC, It im braces the crossing of the St. Johns j anrf the Citizen lias faithfully portrayed COUNt hOJf '~- H u it rlVcr af « point west of the present these features. Cleaning, Shower, Massage, Friction. H u . eut t in cniaijrtg uitd n road to DcLand, rallier | CArài or vtroiiri Sulphur, Alcohol or Perfume Baths > Tttt herald 10 T tiu r n o ^ i. ‘ than thè Eastern Grossing and the road The first iifcu« of the Sanford lirrnM to Daytona. Many of the constant users J PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD * w . j l i aeml-wockly, made it» oppearonct* of the route oftef objections to tha pro- j You can take a thorough batIT In any room in. tin* 'J Tueedky. Alwaya <ifi the Ii'kiRimu " for ixised change, chiefly because the preaent house in five minutes with one gallon of water tbe best for the masses, Editor Holly has river crossing is narrow and therefore _________ ____ . . . . _ . ____ . _______ _ . t t atrpeka popular chord am] v.ill doubl­ not «o dangerous for ferrying and be­ M. M. SMI TH, Pr * » ■ ** H. H. « T E V I N S , V-Pre«. Cleverest Invention of the Age e t find-that-hit cfToita arc appreciated cause it is hoped that sbme day a bridge j t , H. « . TOLAR, Cat hier 1(larlgbl, flill of good, live readable news, wlUbeiiutll olid as torn pared with the w v Almost os Urge as the excellent weekly preaent croealng the proposed plan would v It supercede* tbe' people of Sanford and require a bridgé costing so much more it vicinity ore to be congratulated and would probably never bo built v COME AND S EE IT IN OUR WINDOW Soi far ak autamobiUat* j u v concerned, «hOuld show by their liberal patronage > * <i»t it fills a long felt want, as only the it is sojd. they., had rather atlck-tD'UtCf very Strongest support can maintain n preseqt^route, rttoder the circumstances,' P*Pft( Of this character. Here's Inping than adopt thii .proposed route even M EETS q = the Semi-Weekly Herald may enjoy-many though 'that would be severul miles PW CEv? y ears*’of success and ''prosperity__Re­ shorter.'since a Tew mile# extra to an ptitocnobUe amounts to little compared porter star/'. . to the advantage. Ranci Building Ju st acro ss the street ‘ i l t ^tnuat be recognized. that a good : / SAME SCHOOL BOOK 1 RUST V In a letter Irtnn a well known 'West throoglt’ rood* from "Jndtsonville via Florida gentleman aud on© wbd Is thof- Augustine. Daytona, ÿfcnford, Orlando. HAND PLOWS South Bend Plows W. L. M ORGAN NEW CASH GROCERY PEOPLES %'.- » , GROCERY F. W . MILLER, Mgr. STRENGTH! TAKE A BATH P R O V ID E S HOT OR C O LD M ri.' \ P R IC E $ 6 .5 0 quality Ss^A -M eat Market A R are Combination la a five cfcnt-cigar m ade of pure leaf tobacco Just as it com es from the plant. * Where you Con get the best of everything delivered* to your door by special messenger a n d on Ti me WC CARRY A COMPtfTJE UNC O f _ Our Tampa John Cigar* ot 5c Florida and W estern U eef and Pork, Lamb, Dry and Salt Meats, fish , Poultry and Home-Made Pork Sausage. W e are now prepared to give to the trade our gperlnl Try it-^-y<5u*l&lll be pleased. 110 P a rk Avemte Phone No I - is much of the sam e kind of tobacco often used in making ten cent cigara. We d o -not use tobacco that has been doctored and doped. This Is the reason” every jflscrim in n tm g smoker who tries a Tam pa John cigar declares It worth twice the money. * * *a M AXW ELL'S Cypress and Pine Lath Rough and Dressed framing Send us your orders and they will have our best attention. We are Sales Agents fpr some o fjh e largest and heist Pine antf Cypress Mills In Florida* Delivered prices quoted on request GILLETT LUMBER & TRANSPORTATION CO. TAMPA fr llùrida URIDA *4* �* »i r THE SANTORO MLRALO O c to b e r ft, IK AND about the city Uttlc H a p n e n ln i- M ^ " #n °> Matters In Brief. WK.;. PERSONAL HEMS Of INTEREST — IH rv 0f the N a a t ln i ftn ia ll T a fc " f S l S l i » r r .n l.« r .r l.nrried Merald R e a tk r*- Tuesday. -J _ , Mr. tod Mrs Rex Packard, are rejalcIng over the arrival of a »oo. . u Lre of Oveldo. Is In the city — w— , : t o . w . r . o « - . Mr. .ad Mrs J . U Mill«, havaa vUUor who has com# to atay—A Utile •o«1* W E. Martin, the efficient Tax Collector g U ]o the city on Wedneaday. t j ; Slack, ba» returned from a trip w Hew Jer»ev. Mr. mber'litulkling a fine bungalow .aaSanfirt Heights Hamel Tolar, the popular cashier of the Peoples Book, motored to Orlando Monday. The traction line la buay tranaperting ----- QM«bool children to and from the dty. Mr and Mrs K. C. Davies have gone io Macon to visit home folks for a few • . tJ s .» Mr. and Mta Charley Williams have rrtunied from ihrir wninier outing In Ooonacticut. * J. N. Whittier and Llr. Samunl Puleatoto, motored to Ft. CtiriMmas Wedneaday on hmlaets '* Doat oae .lip column» of Tb« HcraET -joit u help n* along." We wont your advertising becsu** It will bring you raaults Mra-iieo. A. Do Coltes will apend levtral week* at Aahville and other polnli In Nurlli Carolina Mr.'and Mrs E. I * Ferrari of Euatla are the guests of iheir daughter. Mrs. D. 1. Thrasher thia week. Tha- frianu-Crovo block la being Un­ proved by a new cement sidewalk the entire length of the property. Mrs Giddoa and daughter Mi»* Frandn of TTr*l»i are the guest of Mrs Glddon’n daughter, Mrs Kayaor.. It it rumored that the morning train out of Sanfunl for Fninpa. win be pm on about the Brit of November. w Mmits Herbert Smith and “Dea" Quinn* spent Sunday afternoon at Sanfori—Orlando R. S. Carl Gardner I* home for n few days from Wnycross. and expects to leave with tka family this week. May Holly a trained nurse of Tampa, Ula the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs M. A. Mlolt Min Veda Ward entertained Mrs Cecil 'Butt and the Minxes Whltncr at a very pleasant speml-tlie-dny party yeatenlay. Hr. and Mn i W. Briggs moved yes­ terday to the J A. llnrrold house, be­ tween Third and Fourth streets Mr.^nd Mrs E. L Ferran of Euatla ore in tbs dty visiting tholr daughter, Mrs. D L Thresher nod family. ■' Mrs Geo. McCullough and Mrs. W. P. Wataon of Orlando, were guests of Mrs B. F. Whitnrr. Wednesday; ThaSeviiWi Day Adventists oro holding tbt bcumU thli week, unit the Presbyter* *4n* W*Nc°ngr#gote here next week. Sontort M becoming a convention city. Cart from Satn Williams at Clayton, Ceorgla, states that he misae* the election of Sanford very muck Mr. and Mrs L R. Philips. Miss Marion and M ast« Raymond, returned to the dty Tuesday evening from u stay of several months In New York state. What IS Best? What Is Different? Bertie Pattlshall of Geneva, will make hit home in S^nfonl this winter with hie aunt Mrs. Ernest Tolar, as he has become a student In the Sanford school. Mrs. Henry Wiglj^ returned to the city Wednesday evening from Iter - trip to Jacksonville to attend the board meeting of tho State Federation of Womens Clubs. What Is Best? What Is Different? Mrs. W. R. Gardner and Miss Gladys left Thursday afternoon for WnycroM. Ga., to join Mr. Gnrdner, who tins been there for some time. They will probably remain In W« ycross several months. Mrs. B. W. Herndon entertained the Book Circle Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Henry Dickins of St. Petersburg was Mrs. Herndons charming bouse guest. The occasion was one of much pleasure to (he ladies of the circle. What Is Best? What is Different? Mr.- and Mrs. L E. Woods and Mr. Harrold Thomas front Nantucket, Mass., have apartments at the Fairvlcw. Mr. Woods la an expert cnrrluge painter and finisher and has a position with W. H. Underwood. Mr. Thomas is Ids assist ant. Dr. J . C. Davis, optician, will stop off here. Robbins Nest Hold, on his trip south, Tuesday and Wednesday. Oct. 10 tnd 11th; tar beneftref -theap"who-failed to see him for glasses two weeks ago. This will be the doctor’s hist visit here until January. U-11 Want Is Best? What Is Different? W. J. Miltecr is back home ujter u sum­ mer in Ute north and cast ' and west where ho combitied business with pleas* ure. Mrs. Miltecr expects to arrive today and this estimable family will be at home to their many friend« nt the same place on Park avenue. Merchants who know, state that (hr iwice-awcek is the best advertising medium in the state. It it far abend of the so-called advertising stunts, whrfe you pay (ho money because the man asks you lor it every Monday morning Of coUrM If you Just wunt to see ymir name In print, use cluilk and put it on the sidewalk. What Is Best? What Is Different ? Ready f or Business Owing to the fact so man/ |ieuiHi- ob­ ject to buying hats that have been handled nnd tried oil at opening» by "everylHKly.” I have decided to dispense with it; tuiwever. I Iiave a UarulaoJne line of millinery ibis season, which Is now ready for iiiapectlon ami n cordial inviutPmi is extended to onp and nil to visit my millinery parlors qver Yowcll Sl Co.. Store. 9-2t i ------------------------------Officer For n g h tre n Years Clin a M. Hand Inis resigned bis [tosUior; as deputy slierifT having compunctions about serving os depyty while n can­ didate for sheriff. This bring« to mind the fact that Mr. Hand Ini* served ms deputy sheriff of Orange county for a period of eighteen years and is that time has made an enviable record us bn Officer. 1 _________■ ' J. It * * Cotton For Sanford The Herald has secured for spring planting somq of the famous Egyptian cotton, the kjnd that is nearly impossible to secure Bt the present time, and a ’ half •ere will planted for »ceil purpog(!i< <bir former friends who wish to plant motion can secure some of tins fine, long staple to plant in 1913. Wait for It, • Mary Chappell daughter of Mr. and Mr*. H. H/^iappell, left Monday for iW^nd,' yhera' *lfe will eater Station University a* a auideni.• .» i * Mi»* Ronense tyeidman,- who haa been »W tini^r^'ja^ w U ock.- went to New .Smyrna 'this- weak; from tirnre alia will now booking orfle>a fa r celery paper. It U neceasdryy to place ordef> order* In lit ad ad­ • rttum to her home in St. Augustine*. vance; samples and prices at our o f­ The Guild of the Church of „tlta Holy fice Please advise us by phone or tis4* will meet thia afternoon at 3 «‘clock personal call how much you will use. The Geo. H. Fernuld Mwd. Co. 7-2 t-e re,M,nc<3 of Mrs. M. Martin; All r «• e a r n e n ly re q u e s te d Johru_su wtlf that even •farming to pay for th> l *.* ’ ' to & ; ’.F t * kl^le and. prices In millinery see Mrt Overbnan, over Yowell’s store. 9-2t . w hat Is Best? What I * Different? ling against .*Juit reelevcd u new line off-Art t|» Tampa squares, prices reasonable. Sanford rumlturp.CO. ; . Sportsm ens' H eadquarters—Duck Season opens Oct 1st. W. L Morgan. en ~ ■■•ir^Hwenia wi . .. Timt wU1 • HI»« offering ffl»i Uurlotto Kcelhr, reco fe . .» « T of U» state Federation For foininery and hair work' see Mrs. Qyeraian. over Yowell’s. 0*2t ‘ Wo are equipped .to. handle your ............ . repair pell. Sanford Machine & Garage Co. 48tf. MweHeat Hne o f Go-Carls In th e elty. 3 5 tf* « a n f o r d f u r n l t u r o C o>. ______________ - ^ W o o d ru ff; Is home .TN oCa^è Two Kinds o f Chill Tonic .r .Ä PLANKS AND OTHERS The Aid' reliable Planks an il Tonic is Guannu-sg to - drive out Malaria. <o cure ChiU*.'Fever, £>ld% and Grip, your money back If it does not. 25c and 50c What Is Best? What Is Different? full lino School Books at Maxwells fl-tf One and two horse wagons with celery flared side bodies at Underwood ».* 7-tf fresh Western, and I lorldu meats □I Roberts. . 7-2tc What Is Best? What Is Dirrcrrnt? Autoes nnd carriage painting ut IJnderwood's First class work 3-if All kinds of repair work Sanford Ma­ chine & Garage Co 18-if New millinery arriving daily at Mr*. Overmans over Yowell's itore. Wntch for her spring announcement. ~ ti Whot Is Best? What Is Different? In union there Is strength. We have the goods you need, and tqe price you can do the rest. Sunford fu rn i­ ture Co. . 15 tf Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine & Garage Co. for vulcanizing. 48-if Whnt Is Best? What Is Different? See Mr, Ruy ut Roberts. 7-2tc Gas eugiiie repairs. Sanford Mnchinr & Garage Co. 48-tf We make a specialty ot framing plcturos. Try us. Sanford Furniture, to . 3 5 -tf Whot Is Best? What is Different? Place the titles to your reul estate In the Realty Trust Company and avoid com­ plications. For particulars address*U. F Whltncr. Jr., Secretary. 7 .if New Meat Cutter at Roberts 7 21c What Is Best? What is Different? New tjlres put on old Go Oorts at the Sanford Furniture Co 3 5-tf Hie nursing home at Mill and Kim Avc. is prepared to c a r e for u limited number of surgical cases. Mr* Wright, nurse in charge. 33-tf WANT S M. FRANK Vv* Wanted—Two I tnfiirm»iiei( Room» neuf Fust Street, Address full particulars and price tn \ V 7 . Herald Office 9-2« P In Kent —linose with li Pnom», and Doth room, lor net Magnolia Ave unii 6th St Apply R. L Williams at £>. A. Caldwell & Sons 9-2(11 For Sale—tine slinw ease, one Hour cigar case, ice Ihix. refrigerator, water cooler, unii a two gallon freezer Box lll7ti 9-2 Ip For Rent—Hi acres good land for a term or years to be paid for by tiling of tlie land Mrs J l. Ingram 112 Laurel avtpiuo. 7-4l-c For Sale—Life scholarship in limagli, oil's Business College; good for both tiookkeeping and stenographic course imuny of rito .Drnughon's College*. Enquire Herald office. 7-If Notice—fo |«o|>erty owner» and others having real estate in charge. See me nnd get my prices; on paper hanging and (minting Indore letting to some one else, and 1 will save you money and give you s'good job. Give me a chance to bid is all I ask Ask W. J. McBride or Mrs W R. Gardner, 313 Magnolia Avo. Drop (vistai in postoffice. L L. Wood. 9-tf For Sule ot Rent—Eight acre« tiled, two wells. 1house and barn. 2 mln-s west of town Impure at Herald Office or Mr* H. A Hill 1,11 South Fern, Wichita routs. # tf For Rent—Pleasant furnished front ropms on first floor to mòri and wife. Largo porch, nnd ll«e ahnde, S. W Comer, 1st St,, and Maple Ave: Mr*. W. G. Herring if For Sale—A cypress incubator; 200 capacity, only iiìmmI twice; a bargain Also counter scales, unii simili household scales, new W Cl Herring. 1st and Mu pie Avii .if For Sale —At Cameron City, »lure build ing and lot. building two-stone*. Will' store-room below and living rooms above Running writer on borii floors Lot 67'■ foot front; flowing well and fence, leased fof one year nt f 15 jrer munti*; bringum 18 per cent on investment. Impure Horaki office. Also at Cameron City one three-room house with front (torch nnd screened back porch; running water in house, chimney and fireplace, fence ami walks; rents for $6 per month. Inquire Herald office. * 8-tf-c Attractive house for rent furnished. Centrally located. Address P. O. Btìx B43, City. . ■ * B-if For-|fole—S C Wide Leghorn*. S. C, Rhode Island Kim), and CPystal white OrphingtonCockrels. E. K. Pott«, Route No. 2 iff1 C-ftP For Sale—Some good housfiinld forni­ ture at Cameron City. Used only a short Unte, Bed room set. refrigeratur, -chairs, la in (>s, Spring cot with mattress, eta. for information telephone or call on Mr* W. A. Minnlck, at Cameron City. 'C-tfc For Rent—A nice little truck furili. -Ih acres in cullivathm 2 years, portly (lieti. Enquire at Herald Office. 8-lf One of the must suitable tracts of land In florida, near the beautiful Indian Rivet now open for sale. If'you wnnt-good land, pretty scenery, health and comfort, do not let this offer slip by, write to J . Fr SundciL Lake Mory Ha. 5-4tp For Sale—5 acre farm, twenty bearing orange trees. 50 peach trees, also very large bearing (tear trees, modren 5-room enttege. front and back- pordtasc faooa south Golden Lake, 3 miles south east of Sanford: 5 minutes walk to street rai)£ way, also Ovehln railroad. Fine drinking water, good bathing, fishing uhd swim­ ming. Address box 1127 City.; 52itf For Rent—1 h(|vc a few first class, tiled forms for rent on shores. No money re^ utred. Also some for cash rent. Levi infoed’ own«, and deataf I» Sanfonl truck farm». _ . 44*tf, S »'“— *v;. . i t* »rf i f a. rt~i S>/, - MMLa • • , Clothier and lien’s Furnisher SA N FO RD All Local Advertisementv Under Ihls Heading. One Cent a Word farli Issue — — • * 4*4»*»' ^ .) • • OES it mean anything to you to have clothes to fit, properly tailored, to hold its shape and he absolutely sat­ isfactory even to the slightest detail? We represent Ed. V. '^Hce & Co, of Chicago, whose Made to Measure Clothes embody all these features; -' « •The Fall and Winter line of over 400 all-wool samples of the newest colors, designs and models are ready for inspection May we have the pleasure of showing them to you? - _ _ — - - F L O R ID A — ^ — ^1— J M O T H E R S : 5 D o n ’ t N cgloct tho I m p o r t a n c e of GOOD SHOES i A n d ii p r o p e r lit fo r your school children ; * 5 Nn ft-miiM- <if thcii Ivi-piiraiMiii (nf »i'IkmiI »tiijiihi !«■ iiinrr carefully iivi-iicKiVitl (Inni lin- (H-ffi-iM fiumi; nl Miitulih- fintwi-iir fur («unfurl mul piuii-t tum 4) B r i n g o r S e n d T h e m to S E . G. DUCKWORTH FEET FITTER F e r t iliz e r D rills, H and P lo w s, H o rse CuM iva to rs. F u ll L in e of P ian et J r . GtfcJas, R a k e s, H o es and G a rd e n T o o ls YOU NEED H a n d T o o ls fo r F a r m in g t h' is' S~ e a s o n i. C o r r i e i i v n ö w a n d le t u s s h o w y o t i o u r l i n e o f P l a n e t J r . G o o d s / w h ile t h e s t o c k is c o m F irs t S tre e t and Oak Avenue �àvvT October 6. Idi) COUNTY HAPPENINGS I A Budget oF Interesting Items From Correspondents THE EVENTS OE ORANGE COUNTY efficien t S ta ff o f Reporter» Weekly Covers the Territory for The Herald WOODLAND PARK NOTES To (bo Editor of The Herald: T b i Catholic picnic was nicely man­ aged, for which duo credit must pe given to Father Breenahan.^ who while looking after his flock thoroughly, made things pleasant and lively by an entire absence of stlffnesa He’s a pretty lively boy Prof, and Mr*. Maria were colling on Camcrgn£ity friends Monday evening. Mr* Craig apent Tuesday afternoon visiting among acquaintances tier«. The Craigs have sold their farm apd moved to Sanford, Mr. Craig having taken a potltlon^vitli the rallrdad people. W, W.Dressor. who. is farming, the Crlm place this year -ha* some beds of unusually fine lettuce plants. , Mr. Dressier has completed the house on liio Kennedy farm. Mr.Duke Is still busy, with carpenter work near Jacksonville. ** * • j ’John Shinn Is expected to arrive this week. We congratulate The Herald on Its semi-weekly. * ' There was a good turn out at Farmers’ Club Tuesday evening and the meeting woa jolly and Interesting Mr. Hancock told much of Interest concerning the plans of the Association for Its work the coming year. Cooperation In securing ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS PAOLA POINTS To ItM Editor of Tie Herald: The calendar iella u> that we have reached October, hut tho weather inalata that It la still ‘'the good old summer time!" However, if the West Indian storms will kindly continue to pass us by we really lieve no just cause for com- ■ gg iigH ik lN ALL STYLES AND SIZES -V *.' Vr AT H E R A LD O F F IC E - Our pastor. Dr. Swartz preached at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tylur huve gone to Moore's Station Sunday afternoon. Danin, expecting -to spend the winter in Mrs. Duke visited friends n( Deck Ham­ the Cast Coast country. mock a couple of days (he past weeli. A. V. McGuIn have returned from their •Mr. and Mrs. Worthington dined with summer outing in Canada and the northMr. and Mrs. Rich on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Potter left Tuesday of this week for Miami. •* Miss Edna Adams of Lakeland is the attractlve guest of Miss Kate Fox of Syl­ van Lake. t^Mrs. and Miss Zadmry art; again at the mills near Markham—we hope for the winter. School opened Monday wills a good at­ tendance nud Mis* Helen Kcasoncr of Sanford as teacher. The picnic party visiting Palm Springs last week selected the only rainy dey ol the week and It proved to he also the only night the train was lute. Some­ body's unlucky star must havo been In the asocuuuM, but they till hud a good time uuyhow and Uie "wiitcr was line.” fVt> •* MUOKL'S SI AI ION Spatial Correspuotltuc* tu I tw itciald Mr. uiul airs UtfOtni ui Kicmmmd, Vo., * •», '> * are the new ueigubur» of) Cameron Villa .’ Ave. l'Ucy are rcipUves of Rev. Wildnuiu. •or /‘ ,. * ; ./ Mr. end Mr*. J . 0.“ Packard were callers here Sunday fnxaSuiilufd. Mrs, Piickurd sud cuiiilren returned in»t Friday (rum CaidiUuc.. nliuc, wticte nicy visited her MuUicr m «l ifiemU. jjj Mr. lugrulii has returned from Now • Smyrna. lie says nc Has bought a place there unit may reside there pcrmncmly. W- W. -Miller ol Railroad St., has been ill wtih a severe cold. Thera have been several cases obout. (Ju n e Miss May Prevail of Oencva was a visitor several days at the McClelland bom«, and enjoyed the pie supper. Mr. and Mrs. E. L Craig uiuj family, - bavs'moved to Sanford into the Hill bouse on 4th. They will he missed here 'by many friends. ' ’ ,- • Rev.-Joel Swartz preached ‘ here last Sunday p. ni„ to a large Interested con, S^ txgation. He preaolied at Cameron City % la the morning as usual. If is truly re- jparkablo when ws _thmk. to remora her '" _ hfaage aa being InJOth year. / ' * Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Repp while driving •to town^ Saturday evening tiad their hone become frightened at a yoke of axon, they were thrown out. and Mr. Repp was cut qoite badly on bar bod wire fence. The horse left them, hat fortunaliy . they secured a ride home. ¿ L CrOlg accepted a position with the A. C. L. Ry, this week? ‘Mr. Craig \ was a railroad man In sunflower state. AD because the street car-cut up di■ir** ftn,llrr1" v in a o « n . Several new dweUings arc going up Inau iM ti City. ------------ •• a cam cro n a r y c l ip pin g s To the Editor of the i, Ur. BolUmt Mr. Durtdn n n i^ lr. Kite, all of Wichita, itahaa*. have been among our visitors the past'week. v S ta te Federation News On the second and third of October la Jacksonville were held meetings of the program committee, and of the executive board of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs, and the work projected will surely be of interest to club women throughout Florida. An excellent program was out­ lined, with n few excellent speakers, and abundant provision was made for time lor Interchange of experience and methods employed among . the individual dubs.The convention, is to ho held at the Woman's Club In Jacksonville. Novem­ ber 13-16 induslve. At the hoard fle e tin g the report of the committee appointed by Mrs. Fred­ erick to present a {dan for districting the state was handed in, and adopted for recommendation to the convention. Th|s matter will tie perhaps tho most Im­ portant matter of new business presented then. The work of tho departments of health, education, social conditions and -civil service reform all tends this year to legislation, so a plan has been made by which, to . co-ordinate all of these by Issuing a tnnuphltit'which will tef forth conditions, and'outline a little system for practical federation study. The draft of this pamphlet was submitted to tho board and accepted b y ' them, so the ixlnting of this will proceed at once, and it will bo ready for distributing at the convention. * ' A movement of great Importance crysthttked during the time of the stay of boord members ¡in Jacksonville, and that wds the organization of a state con­ ference of Charities ond Corrections: The timo for 1U tint annual meeting wna set to immediately follow the Federation meetings, and thus op opportunity wna given for tlie securing erf. u spanker of more than national reputation who will bring the broader social vlaion yjvid-. y before the club-women of fttid a . This speaker will probably be Dr. Devine of Hew York city, 'General Secretary pf the ci himties Organization Society of New York, and profeaaor of Sociology at Columbia University. As soon as it wea found that there wna a possibility of securing Dr. Devine for the last evening of the federation, tho Legislation Com­ mittee bestirred Itself with the result that 3100 wjta quickly pledged toward the expensa, ôf bringing him South, The board meeting was unusually well attended and Mrs. Frederick presided with her' urdal grace and charm. The reprcaemaiWea of tho federation were very proud oTtbélF'president when“"aire spoke for her* orgenltntftm -bcfuio the newly organized Conference of Charities and Corrections at the hoard of trade. -iif' t i J tn . '■i ■ Yernaadlna has taken up the city beau­ tiful movement sad starts off'by setting out palm tree*. around the government building. Other Improvements wUl soon fallow. PLACE SO LUTION SIG N B O A R D &RCAN TH READ — D IR E C T IO N ; CA R EFU LLY ■ tS te i ^ Ql ti; Gráhd Prizes Given Aw ay A b s o l u t e l y ^ By One of JacltsonvtJle’s Largest* - > Mercantile Establishm ents. fey T R tA p D IR E C T IO N S C A R E F U L L Y ft; ill Id Furale contains ten letters as shown on the. out of a ,h. ; Can youarrange them on the sign board at the top. i name of tills »’b eautiful .four-story brick building, the homo of one of Jacksonville's largest Mercantile Establishments occupy­ ing a floor apace of over 33.900 square foot To the ten neatest correct answers we will give the ten prises in tho order named. Each person •ending in an answer will receive oqe of the souvenirs if called for. and each person sending in a correct answer will also receive a »pedal offer on a ptdrio. Each answer received will be given our Careful attention and tho decision Dt the Judge* will ho accepted by the contestants at final This M building hei Do Not Fa ll to W rit* Name and Addraas Plainly . Contest closet October 10, 1911, and all answers must bo In our funds on or before that date. . ___ . T r. \•t » ■ Florida or, 1 , 52 -plccc 2 ' 8 oïS Ebftlí&h China Din Filled Watohcs. I Ladles' Writing Desk. 1 Cut G lass Salad/. B o n d .. 2 W illow RocKefTt‘1 ^ . ''-V,. 3 M ission Clocks s a tñ fe n lr s . - /Address answer* and 3,000 �-pÿ rt«!«»K 6. K, 0r latenti*« t ° W * f'»r a " rte J' S i l & l j.rnr» V»' tVfkio*. C l i r M d W ^ ■ILI.1 Cifrull. 1» (<* r w !t t - GEO L KRANK F. DUTTON ClflVCH J» ' ■ AOCNI JACKSONVILLE flOMAl COMPANY Iith and Ouk Ave. Special Offering in Ferns. Floral Designs to Order. Sanrord. Florida r-2A-to-tr BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES 23 BICYCLES and m»l« *»>• foil«'*“! “T.-jla.nw SANFORD LODGES L . " H .T E M P L E Phone IGO. ,,,v d* w. A. MINNICIC VAI FLOW ERS — PLANTS — BULBS FROM N H ‘ Bo« 671 AKT1CUI ,bi. curpurstion ahalMto n » Cam* no. In ^sna* county, in Ih» U P ’ TO $ |f. r d R WKW • Phon* •? ORLA N DO . A R T IC L E II ot Cu. prillar» and Join Good House to Unite Brotherhood er* or amrrlca tout Local Union No IT 3 t.ll. I) of C and J Ship Your fruit and Vrgc o(San A, meets ever» Thursday ulitIIt .it 7 u ri,« k In Ihr Edili-» IU I! W A Kurm.br pr<-»ldf>nt I I. tables to? ARTICLE III (of membership hall be Ihooe pre**tb«l h r th f Here is One on the B est Market a. I* 0 t. Sanford lodge 1241 Meri Elral ami Third WrJnradnjr night, coiner l ì m anil palmetto w. I* Home». E. K. * 0 L T *v u » . Secretary W r it« fo r S U n e ila and M ark«t R e p o rts Today „ THCUIAND8 DENTIST ¡ r r r / j ] le rd . »hall raolinu* to art aa Mck U0Ij .C l, u r r u i or «uowwaer. «re vlected and “ , X f t . rltrtloo »ball t» to lh« toannet ,if by tbf ( • * rii of Inulte» F . C . H E W IT T C O . rrla o n S t r o a t * Office' Yuwell Ituililinyt New York tlsm AKTICLE VI r. U»ii*. ¿» » A. Howard Cbaa. II Sanford . Florida - TWBrU«»°f <be corporation libali he mad«hr tka biaravf metre», but within Ibe ilniUaiton* of L , andtbe lui» and trgulationa rrCacxibed by tba‘«aia body .2 Ibr ( -ingrrgat»«»l Church. t AKTICLE VIII W , E. H O U SH O LD ER D E N T IS T Tbthilhf'i •«►■Wt cJ Indebted!*»» or IIability i*U rbtkho,turaUoo may at any time lutljret Mtfkbdl not r u m i two-thirda of It * actual ni««of ita net-waif froperty, Rann« 23. 21 nru! 2 3. P r-. PM» ARTICLE IX Tb» »«ioni !" ««lue of It * real fallile which Uul tons»»nun m e hold »hall be within (hr diao tt i« « f tbf Uupl of Irtutee». aubjert al way» lo lb* ajonnil <J ihf Circuit Judge Clan «rl<u«J I Oatbitdtr irrwuialjy •ceram i twfore me. an «Arrf a ib ó ljn l to take acknowlnigrtnenta of grtdaWaltrrM Haynra. w«H known to me. to be oateflb*pm>n« who »utecrihrd loll)* foregoing (tartar aad w*w*wU|gnd M ore me that »ante * « rimrd for tb* i>’"i-*e a therein art forth. S u m m e r or W in te r wo can supply your *wants in the Automobile line If you want to rent A Motor For Any Purpose we ore at your service with the very best cars. We never sleep. If you are in trouble rail us any All M o r ic r u M e t h t u k Ki «JM S d ud 7 (tlllifl WlHlltlgrt Halhltt) la n c e t a jh I PI 0 8 T E O P A T H IC P H Y S ICIA N Ollicc & Kcaulftiec 51U Magnolia Ave Otliec linura. V Uj 12: 3 lo b OUicr hours by appointment S a n fo rd Sinferd Machine & Garage Company V kara a t b.ml and teat of odine git Sanford, natila Ihb tbr IKtb day of grptember. A . D. IML J J. DICKINSON. F lo rid a A N D EW PHOITE 3 3 1 r. Hulld ina • k n w .pridian» ilgned by mar« Than ten per caM fttr rrgiilrrcit voter» of election Ufacincte Im Z O , uf tiiang« county. Florida, which are OMl«a«ily kawteii. hare presented to Ihia t«J«nl « lUhg'.lar liwvting held Sept, 3. 1911. asking UM aa «rcllun te bald An said pfneint». for the IOTW ef v tifii i.pon the question of allowing rw«a lin tr it I afar lu «aid precincts It t»Jkjrtty ufdrrrd by the hoard, that an alec8 3 « * “rtt. at to-ayed in »aid petition, on the tats da) d VpumFwr. 191!. to determine the SWKhhd aU'jving twine to run at large id said ^ ^ ^ Ir te d ^ h a l j. ATTO KN EY £ —^PA ---------- ---------- am . ( Y ) U N S E jJ X J K Kimm-, B r u nf I able Board Specif Afirnlinn i.jivrn 1raiment Tildf Cintai At L A W (ìn rricr-W i« « iru l1 filili. M KS. S a iif u r.l l i n THOM AS EM M ET W ILSON a c u u t ìu Ä v .‘;1r i ü h2 1 of m H. ftw - Keaslfixr» Santoni ami S»lvaiiT-akr Evttry mill llUetl with trtrgcabiaifrrre, act-Out aUrwhujetiU and ¿djitsUhli. idler. Improved carriaso-bocking do t!cb is (jutek acting >od a ffme aorrr. Matin In all sites, poriablo and su Wo manufacture Engine«, Ikulers, 8hingle Machines, Cut-Off Saws,Wood kpllVU.ni, etc., and do Foundry Work. Writ« for information and pric*a on anythin« M altary & Taylor Iron Worfca Ä c u ftt i V- A omcc In City Hull ade , the tuner. W PHONE NO. 40 . ORLANDO. FLORIDA DR. B. » . WIENENGA M Û H C MOW V E T E R IN A R Y SU RG EO N • A N D .D E ftT lS T OFFlC-k d a h i H JRANSTEK rw * ‘ ORLANDO, FLORIDA C . H. D IN G E E Plumbing and G as Fitting ir E a s y Paym ent Plan MENDENHALL »-¡«P .«ult. everybody. usa we enable you to It’« poixilnr All Work Receive« MyPtra>nnl Attention and bejt r'»mts fhortc 230, O p fm site C it y H n li Get A Home E ' & H d ! 5 r d » V ? T F '1" ; for freedom. We will help W t f too »at M arkham Park S O C IA L IS M ling—you ahoukl it if It's mto. ¿ h t fog U lf right. thlni lot you. Take yqm i t them: Sh«# wili ho do­ th« pro«pecu tkf qwbinfi one Sanford, Florida O PEN A U G U ST T ill Proprietress F I R S T ’' ---------- 4 ------ J C u t a w a y Ha r r ows W ade W ill Pay Phono Toll , - All G en u in a O rd ers Section m ‘* ^’ Late S la te Attorney Se»etith JudRlal Circuli M Florido* * *•* - tfs all in(heTaylorFeed ts«l»2* East, TM&k ¡Wk*Wlowntkm torts U*im«nt n anm Fifxt-Cfila .SiiiiiUp-Dmnri » Speciali) K v cry tliiri); DONNA THAYER. Will AN D CO U N SELLO R U o m ir y . 6«f«r!nient of ih« interior. U. S. Land : Office at Qulneevllle, f Ior hid, Aug. I'lKNIH 11U K1it SIHF.t.t H O T E L \Nt) P M MFTTfl vvnvut . L -------- F’ r n c tic e in S t u te n in i F i s l e r s l Couru» Tho Ktmplcrt, lighUat nmniDg, fu test cuttlng sAvv mill «vor bullt —a mill alimi ymi atta buy at tbt» right prier* and with which you can make big money. K01ICF fOR PUBLICATION S I R R I N E F ATLAW CTort. Testimony Ilk* this should send e».-rv s u f f e r e r witii rheuinailsm to hla druggist lot a bottle o f Leonard!'* Itloial Kllxlr l ’ »e It and k-U well. , 1 Phone ATTO RN EY IL il. RoanfoW' to d y n e v e r c u r e , h u t u n f o r t u n a t e ly n ru o fte n t h e m e a n s o f d is c o u r a g in g t h o s e W ho u s e th e m , • * l . i i i t i a n l l n n io iid F ! l l * Ir is a s t i t t l e r e la te d to t lu .s e w o rth D fl)^ j> re p a ra tto n < r ns nn In m o st s l i v e r p ie c e 1« in a c l u m s y c o u n t e r f e it I .e o t ia r d l's I H ood K l l x l r Is a s | . e c l f lc fo r th e c u r e o f r h o u t im t ls r a In a ll It s fo rm s T h e first a c h e n r p a in s h o u ld s e n d you at o n c e to th e d r u g g is t fo r a b o t ­ tle of Mil« r e m e d y It w ill c u r e y o u r r h e u m a t i s m If w il l s o c le a n s e , c l e a r n m l r e ju v e n a t e th e b lo o d th a t e v e r v o rg a n of th o ho<|\ w ill s h a r e Im m e d ia t e ly Itt th e h e a l t h i e r c o n d it io n It w il l h u lld y o u tip a n d m a k e you s tr o n g , Us p e c u l i a r a b i l i t y to i n c r e a s e th e a m o u n t nf n e w , r i c h hh od a n d s t im u la t e t h e a c t io n o f ito l i v e r a n d k id n e y « h a s m a d e It t h e r e g u l a r p r e a c r lp t lo n o f many of o ut h e st p h ) ah In t is Hr M l \n d e tso n n w e ll k n o w n p h y s ic ia n of T a r n p a , K in w r it e « . " I c o n s id e i L e o n a r d ! ’* Jtlo ia l K l lx l r t h e b est tdood no-d h Jm- m a d e t know fro m p e r s o n a l e x p e r ie n c e t t i n t . l t c u r e « th<- nm st o b s t i n a t e c a s e s o f tdood d is e a * « q u i c k ly tn m y o p in io n 11 1« « s u r e c u r e fo r r h e u m a t i s m n m l I recommend it r ,K 0 . A . D f C O T T E S W, E ••«1» ta tbi» tuoni «r Ita oext tftttkrQ , 9 «d*r d the Hwrd taf Co* d i>ri«g* CouatT, F H t id a jL Z ■;lt»f»i :n) tM d d ap d o M al VlrptrmU-f A fk i b t f • 1 ' trlhuted to less serious causes. Tho cure for so deep seated n trouble ns rheumatism can never be an ordinary preparation that only dulls the pain and catties temporary relief. T h e r e two n thousnnd and one so culled tnedh Ines for rheumatism that not I’orSalcBv Win, G. Aldridge, Sanford, Florida JO H N S O N ATTORN EY AT-l.A W Notice' of CiecUon m u s t he t lt lv e t i f r u in I lia LJluml b e fo r e r h e t im n t Ip in c a n he c u r e d T h e r e a r e s e v e r a l f o rm e o f r h e u m a t is m , c h r o n i c , m u s c u l a r , ln f la in m a tn rv ile f u r m lit K r li e i i iu n t U m an d r h e u t n s M c R o u t. O v e r w o r k , e x p o s u r e . chatiKonble weather and i n d ig e s t io n all aggravato tba d la e n a e and hasten Its a p p e a r a n c e . In Hr eorly hI urom tho aches thnt aecotolkany the'jllacaso are often at- to a l l . “ PtSctKea In S la lr and Federal Court» ^ No other disease UiAt afflicta the hutunn rare la in common a» rheums, It W A Uinnrk »bail be chairman, and tr«Mt MTU) nr•Mctfiary and uraturvr. AKTICLE X TV« tan*» aid inudrncro of the »utiacrlbUlg In corpiritgrt a * »< foil»*«: W A MINNICK .Sanford GEO. L. MARLS Sanford FRANK F. DUTTON Sanford W M H A YN ES -------» Sanford ft A. HOWARD Sanford S T À T to rru iK ip A ■ IT Almost even- one auItrlrw fn m rTr4 n tome form or.aLhEt:____ — L It iiliffre lilo o d ||« ( h e Im m e d ia t e c a u s e «ml t h e w a s t e nml poisonous nlif- Ada». Wtltrr M ll»riw» «nd Frank E, Dutton, of A R TICLE V I! WHOM The Moat Wonderful Remedy of Modern Time«,.Cured Many Who War« -J Olen Up to Die. SANFORD. FLORIDA Uttf tbf Bf»< regul«r fleet Ion In January. ¿0 *2•y haini o( ireiliT« «hall br M rollowi. w* A. SiSk SEN D F O R B IG F R E E C A T A L O G Of the Grcalest Marin« Hardware Concern in the U. S. We Sell By Post from Coast toCoast 119 Chambers Street, New York S a n fo rd I odjtc. No H2. F k A M 1 Taylor. Matter. H I* Tnler Nr. rr ( onjm unirntk»n rvrrylirvt «nil third Thur* it 7:5(11> in V ill tin* hr other t »cJcudir F L O R ID A n_ jtiM-i of i>.'« mroonijoa »hall be r*H«lou» in y n r « l moral up¡.VÏiTUrinmiWr ««t. sna other iblei»*? Looking for a Jo, which this A t R o ck B ottóni Prices P h o m l i l odge No 5. K. or P Mceu tn%n<1 anil Inuilli Moivlny, Vt-iung knight» »Iwny» ww’coina P E llult-hlnanii. C 1>|T(S. Frank. K R. und S ^ S f io r ili ak tku h v ----- M O T O R BO A T S I O t . C r ie r > Cl I > A r ile I H t 3 MrrCItiit* tint mill third Turulm a il»***rrt month nil in Wrllorrtp Iflock. third III mi SII ANIBARGER /ft i atK>naI Church, ûrwi th ill W W * E veryth in g F o r Sc ml dole C h a p te r Aio 2 . 11r d r r I n i t r i d S te f Mpet* p» rr> »cmml end Ìuurlh Ft Mil y in mnnth Every anr »ho he» wren hU Ster tn ih r F ati err Cwrtitally invlird tn visit thr* chapter A1»1T t Srr f diard'a Hand-Calntp^Quiin Gorhafl^gTStidttiLl' Silver Koicf»' Plated Wore x' Elgin and Waltham WaYtfica ALL GOODS GUARANTEED i •i : r ' J r /* . v “ - «_ _JL Y <, • ^ �HAS'A REMARKABLE RECORD W. E. Martin Is Very Papular As A • * ^ Public Official • •In these days of hostle and political schemes it is vary refreshing to- note a record of a public official that Is abso­ lutely clean and satisfactory to all of his constituent. Such a -m an is W, E. Martin, the.present efficient tax collector who by his ctoae application to the duties of the office, by his dean methods and the deelre to fiU the office requirements at all time« has preduded the desire up­ on the part of any one to take the Add against him. You Just can't help liking Billy Martin because he is 1 the some yes­ terday, today and tomorrow. He Is on his good behavior all the time and is just as anxious to please the public the day after the election as the day be- j fore. Billy Martin will get up nt night and go down to the court house to do you a favor and there Is not a man in Orange county who can say that W. E. Martin was not on tbo job when wanted. Not only Is be affable at all times and ready to do your bidding but his butiness methods are above reproach. There Is hot an official positjon that entails so | many Impleasant' features as that of collector and yet Martin always cornel up smiling and ready to grant a favor Is possible. A remarkable record certainly and a remarkable man and as usual he has no opposition to the office fo(, which he wfll again be a candidate (o Succeed himL atest War News A special edition of the Home Tribune published thq statement that the Italian cruisers entered the harbor of Tripoli Tuesday aftsrtiodn, t bombarded the forts Ittfcf this goverboê’« 'castle, made' a land­ ing nnd hoisted the Italian (lag. The most Important naval capture of the roar to far is that of ' the Turkish transport Sabah, With a Turkish general, a large consignment of troops and much ammunition aboard. Corfu reports that the Duke of Abruzzi, In compand of a flotilla fleet off Prevesa. threatens a bombardment of that place. The Porte’s appeal to the powers has •been answered by them to the .efTect thatthey cannot offer mediation until a basis of settlement is tuggcsted.in the line« of the Italian demands. ; ,l , . . Late reports from Constantinople say a new cabinet hat beet) nominated and that it will continue the ftollcy looking to mediation. Two Turkish battleships and a cruiser have been sent to rein force the squadron I in the Dardanelles. Turkey, it is stated, I fids troops aboard two Tfüsslrm steamers I now field up at Suez. FOR THE WOMAN WHO ENJOYS GOOD CLOTHES A V IS IT to our garment department will be a real treat— for you who value your appearance will find there til of those chic, dainty garments that you know add so much to your well dressed com fort.. T he garments that we will show you will be P R IN T L E S S productions— and every style is one that really confers "Distinc­ tion in Dress” on the-wearer. . . Made from soft fleecy weaves of wobl— along the style lines sanctioned by Fashion, and in a harmonious CQlor scale that ranges from the classiest of beautiful colors to the fhore conserva­ tiva blacks and blues— Really— no matter how hard to suit— you’ll find something here that you'll appreciate and lik. Below we describe two out of the many. N. P. YOWELL & COMPANY M arriage Announcement Tba following announcemenf of the ap­ proaching marriage of Mioa Gelsia Butt to Mr. Brian Higgins was received this weak: ! ** —• A. . V- “Mrs. Cecil G. Butt requests' the pleas­ ure, of your company at. the marriage of her daughter, Celtic, to Mr Brian Francis Higgins an Thursday evening.'October 19, at six o'clock ut her. residence." / Both young people are amonjj & e rtfost popular In Sanford society nnd tuple becnrebidenta of this city simw eatiy childhood. Thp wedding, while' qlilet, wlll.be one of the pre-autumn event» of rhe ONE MILLION DO LLARS FOR younger social set ojf.&aniord,''.', - Thrasher’s Great Healing Fluids GOOD STOMACH. - Ing InTsMionn tide advertising medium. He has been taking a h alf, page adver­ tisement in The Herald .telling tjrt people of this and adjoining counties! about lUs large stock of furnishing and household goods and that he paid the freight on out of town orders. Ytiis week two custom■ era from another‘'coilgty bought bjlls of furniture amounting to over. $366 because they bod teen his “ad" fit The Hernid. Thermal) per cant. paid, fqi Advertising in a newspaper returned to htin one hund«al fold on^'h* i t . so ti«lied The Hernid Will bring }he cuttorqer* and the iwtcc-nWeek will double yo»r buslnbis. Try1^ ^ ' r. A Mni'iiju 11. Inventor ■F .A . Shuuipert of this c5ly, thi*^ morning la three hour*, atudlgdout « l inven­ tion that wiU beat thdyH^arkernking of all W eedm" two_Jn the '»game, besides hit michinq wUI cost/but _$,¿50, Whereat the Barker cost^ Si. -Then, too,. with p i Sbumpert's invert!ion, the grower tips two implement» inline cither Af ^ghlcfi ipa£ .be used separately. T^e new machine Ir for use in cultivating any and all kinds of garden qr trucking crop*. . ’* Whan you fatal T * Shumpert in any­ thing in tb f hardware or implement line, ypu surely will. have /to get up before breakfast, 'r,A ± ¿ .. ' », T I ) l a ~ O f f a r . S h o u ld B e ~a W a r n i n g E v i r y Mart and W om a n . be- newupQpor* and medical Jo'ors recently have had'much .to «ay 3 relative to n famous tnlllfonnlno’» offer of a million dollars fur a new stomach, This great mulil millionaire w a s too bugy to worry eboat the condition of hltr stomach. ,H e allowed* hi* dyspep­ s ia to run ‘fron^ bail to wor»a ontll’lrt' the ead 1» befApjo’ tixmrnblp. v; (/li[*mhn(ortttno »erred -ft#.« 'wgriiln* fo othera. ' ' Every one who suffer» with djwpepsin for s ’ few years will gtrs *V*rything he own# for a new stomach^ - * Dyspepsia It commonly caused by-an abnormal state of the gastric Juice«, or by lack of tone In the walls of the stumneh. The .m u lt Is tbst the atoroanti.UMM its porenr Ip 'digest food. < /fro are now able to supply certain mlHKlng clement* to help to restore to tbo gastric Juice« tbetr dl*j*stlve power, tnd to aid In making the stom­ ach Wrong and welt. ' * 'Vo know that Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets a rt a moat dependable rem­ edy for disordered stomachs, I n d i a « * tto n . and dygpepela. Wo want you to try,them and frJU return your money I f ' you are not more than satisfied with the result. Three »taw, 25 cents, 00 cents and Si .00. Remember, yon can obtain. iii'Tsn prr'A'nica.iQ tltla comiauultj if f <Hm no *v a j I far Mxahiof p*in. No Humbug. |u«i»r.tt»d to do all it U (K«oirr>W or money »funded. Etteroal •pplicttion )>«• cured Cancers. Rheumatism I do Hcadacka, Oak aod Diseased Feat. Relieve* ail yain wHen properly *pp1'' ’ V. I- Compounded 8 year* sane* sad all art delighted that Have used it. D lr * 6 t l « n » t —Sstursts a thick cloth and apply over pain of any kind, remove b»*" /v",". ‘ r -'-.’ It blotter* and coot]a as to apply. t* "tii.v nt our etorw-^bf Baiali'Stork. Are oimply weak cyrt which if neglect­ ed. WiU become inflamed. Leonardi s Golden Eye Lotion will cure weak eyes without pain in one day. /Cools^ heals Slid atrengthent. finit on having “Loon ardl’s—Itmakos strong eybe. Guaranteed or tuonar refunded. Sold by W. G. Aldrich. goom 14 Manufactured by J . S. TH RA SH ER at Lake Man i J.Í& MARTIN V»•' . i« i*itaa. f- ■ ■ .V . 4. ^'m— ■* tmm ■I ^ - ■ i ■ mmm---; -er------ the button holes and » *= - - ■« , ~ r •' . a oine Jaundries tear oi*t the button holes and leave the edges R O U G H AND as fti ; laundering the most delicate and expensive fab-' rics. : ‘ : ’Sv> - * NO SAW E M C 8 ON COLLARS am Laundry ~ IHE ideas and methods employed by the Coggins Company in tjid 'handling- and distributing o f crops are exclusively of our own origin, and thoTesult of / e a rs ’ experience. We haveem ployed the system for oyer twenty yeard, disposing of thousand.s of car lots of; Q’idt and L m ♦ vegetables annually. . O u r. system encourages CASH buying, and by, our -■ " plan of F. 0 . B. and, eutransit. setting and distributing, every avenue of consumption*!? reached. T A Investigate the^Cogj will Bring Full Details Way. A Letter rdtngoûr System �ti - - r ' k *" v Published 8em l-W ««kfy—Tuesday and Friday "::l Numbtr to all, around r / / f S / I W O / Î D — Life it Worth Living ----- THE GRAPEFRUIT r l u r id a NEWS IS SUPPRESSED CONGRESSMAN AT U R G E NEWS OE THE WORLD It* Medical Value--When Ripe explain ed by a Sanford W riter Several In the Race end One 1» Prom * Our Own City . flw General New^ of The Land Government Report on Ever­ Item s of Interest Gleaned From ' Research prove« that the Spaniard» Pursuant to an act of congress provid­ of flower». glade Drainage Hidden Various Sources brought the grapefruit ur pomelo to ing for h reapportion mem of the repre­ Florida with tfce Seville orange rjvl the sentation In congress and as a result of lime when they »ought here the Fountain CULLEDfBOM THE STATE PRESS of Youth. But Ita popularity was nearly SEN. FLETCHER IS RESPONSIBLE llte failure of the legislature to ro-disirict HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK the state, Flurida will elect one congress four hundred years In getting established. man at large In the elections or next _ . . Aa tpltoroe of tk« We«»*» M **t lm- Americana arc too fond ‘of ' aweeta to Frank Clark Wanted the Truth About year. ______ tiara the Reader» Will Find a Brief impetuooaly embrace even aucli delight­ portent Mappentei» In t* » A congressman at large isn't sudi a Historical Spring Mowing the Everglades Made Known fully toned tartness and suggestion of State’* Domala. novetly. There are lots of congressmen For Hurried Readers To The Public bitterness ua are combined in the pomelo. at large in this country who nu doubt A* a ratal! of ■ shooting duel but SatRoss French, twenty-one. a Cherokee Washington, Oct. 8.—(Special.)— The Even when the old English aca-captain. should bo in jail. About the only differ­ Indian, living on the Bird town, Swain . unity eftertwou at Leeaburf. J named Shaddock,(or Chaddock. Shnddoc Washington Time* th)» afternoon print» ence in a- congressman at large and an a'doci both W- W. Weld and a N. and Chadec) brought from the Orient to a story to the effect that becadke of the ordinary everyday congressman 1» that county reservation, was safely locked in id w trd n« painfully If not *eriou*ly the county Jail at Asheville, N.C.,chsrghd strung influence which was brought to the "at large" feijow has a larger Held to „oooded. Edvard« ia a soo-ln-law of the West Indies 'a first cousin of the with the murder of Ethel Shuler, tbe four­ bear in the matter, a report on land grapefruit to reinforce ita reputation, it cover In his campaign and a larger ter­ WanL and It 1» allegad that there ha» teen year old daughter of a Blrdtown drainage In Florido, which has been in took time and fashion'* decree to give ritory over which to distribute his propor­ been Kxnc fsrnlly trouble» at tha home of farmer after having attempted to as­ print for more than a year, und which W«d. when Edvard*, who w u drinking them the assured position they now oc­ would have saved investors more than a tionate share of garden seed' It is also sault her. ltis>arrival was effected after , cupy In high society. a prerequisite of a, successful campaign mnt to W* home and returned with hie million dollars had it been circulated, has for congressmen at large that Die man an exdting escape from a mob of one While Shaddock was r*wcighted with gna. He wa» warned to »lay outalde of hundred men bent on lyndiing the pris­ been suppressed. It is stated that the Ag b u t , and when he did not do eo many and diverse spellings, the pomelo division of drainage investigations sent who would seek this honor shtmhi fu- pm. oner. ------- ----------has suffered In n like strain. It was vlded with a larger roll of the stuff that «booting began. The prevalence of tjrphold fever in evengineering parties Into the Everglades potapelmoe» pumrnelnose. pummelos. gets votes. — — • > » ■ » .« Th* wet or dry election In Tiylor couhW i m K v t i & r ifnited Slates has in- • two winters ■■¿ asxraaauls-ci litis a doc­ pummello, and then simplified to poinclu. in the face of all (he. disadvantage* U passed off quietly yeaterday. Six out spired the Public Health and Marine t. • ument 'was i>repared. It showed that, To the French the fruit ia known us of ten precinct* give a dry majority of pompelmouae a grnppe. And. ns the these lands could be drained, but it also cnumcrmiK) above, there are several ged- pitnl Service to expresa (mblicly it* bd^ tlcinen pf a tn«jrc or les* degree of dis­ lief in the artificial immunity with cer­ IJT. Dry majority in the precinct jra a showed that the work must be douc on a world knows. It ia the Immense grapetinction who are willing to serve llte Mty-dghu Returns frgpi other precinct* Uka cluster] In tfjpcn the pomelo grows gigantic scale and that it was not gener­ state as congressmen at large. Among tain limitations, afforded by anti-typhoid wti not nuterially change the majority. vaccination, although compulsory in the which gave the name grapefruit, com-, ally favorable to »mall project». the names of those who are mentioned American Army for soldiers under fortyGeorge Norrl» a tug boat engineer, tnonly accepted as correct throughout the "Senator Fletcher and Gov. Broward.'' we find that 0f General Bill Ellis^ Let us vaa arretted In Tampa when he lapded English-speaking races. the Tim«» says, "became excited about soy in passing, that tbe prefix •'General” Jve years of age. from Cuba on a charge of having in hia Cahfornin voters will have the oppor­ In the October issue of Table Talk. the bullctm. and. claiming it «night in­ tn FJill Fills' name has no military signifi­ jm idtj— relic* from the wreck of the Mrs^Riley M. Fletcher Berry of Sanford jure ihe state, objected lo its publication tunity today at a special election to ex­ cance whatever and is carri«*! with just battfeahlp Maine, in Havana harbor. Tha author of Fruit Recipe*, and recognized On the other hand. Representative Clark, ns much authority as a general manager press then* minds as to twenty-three pro­ tag an which Noma waa at work. Wa» authority on the subject, says: cintming that |>vop|e were being swindled of a woodyard would have to carry the J posed amendments to the state constitu­ aaed by the government engineer» in "The grapefruit-must l>« perfectly ripe. and that Florida was getting a bad name title of General. But then Mr. Fills ts tion. including the establishment of the connection with the riaing of the. Maine, Then Its juice Is indeed a stimulant m all over the country, wanted it published initiative and referendum recall of elect­ not entirely to blame for the empty title giving Norn, it it alleged, opportunities the liver and a protector to the system tit once. The authorities ut the depart­ ed officials including the judiciary and with which people choose to adorn his id get bold of a quantity of bayonet«, In general in Its effect upon the blood, ment of agriculture filially ordered, after (tie grunting of equal suffrage. «mine and. if wt' really thought that titere bolt* and other article». Between one thousand and fifteen hun­ since It Is "anti-scorbutic.' The mem­ the bulletin was in type, tint I d diould was tiny |s>ssibility of Fills really becom­ • , . Citizen* of Fort Myera contend that 80. brane and ring are considered of value be withheld. But the department people ing it formidable candidate, we would In­ dred uf the Scottish Rite Masons from tbe foot bet* Ip the state canal* are In- in possessing a bitter principle partaking hud cooperated in preparing the bulletin sist that there idiould be some b etter southern stules are expected to attend «¿dent for boat* that dealt« to engage of tbe character of chincon«. which and doing the engineering, with tha Flor­ reason than that lie sports an empty title die laying of the cornerstone of tbe new \ in 'Iran*porting freight eod passengers principle is contained In the marmalade» ida -statu authorities and (he state for voting against him' Ellis js not a Scottish Kite Temple in Washington Oct '*.ffwoo Fort Myers to Fort Laderdale and an made from ft when not aoaked out und officials bad secured an abstract of the bad looking man und since his hair has 18th. The program of die event ap­ tgpn 1» being made to induce the drain- poured away. In the uncooked fruit its bulletin. So when die publication of the turned gray he might, especially nt n proved by Sovereign Grand Commander aft board to increaae (be length of tha bept value nnd most delicious flavor are 'complete document was prohibited, some little distance, tie considered somewhat James Daniel Richardson of Tennessee lockstlift fret. . secured when it has hung upon the trees of the Florida p«n>pla got hold of the ab­ distinguished* tookhig. It wiU possibly be Ita* just been made public. Two negroes. Charles Gaines and K«y-. : ; Aa effort i* being made to organic* -»■ until at least March. And Floridian* stract which had been turned over lo the remembered by n few that Ellis served stock«oatp^oy at Kissimmee to put In a think It Improved" with each day which slate authorities, and tn due tune the the mute of Florida as Attorney General mond Cruigwell, were put In jail at Mureaoaing factory. T wo thousand dollar» April adds. Northerners often fail to ap­ parts of that abstract, winch were favor­ during Broward's iidrutniatratfba, but so phyboro, Illinois, Sunday In connection of Hock has been sold and « 4». believed preciate this fact and (l,ua do not demand able to the promoters received much pub- far us the records shoW^ he nevirr did witji attempted assault of Miss Mildred It Af Ills proper* season, Giving high Irrlty, Unfavorable section» which would anything that would entitle him to any Stewmuu last week. While the alnyifT plant will soon bq ip qp^ration. have warned the investing public did not. esp,'cial consideration at (iieluimts of the denies that one ui the negroes ha* been Cantract has been let by the Cetmner- prices far the early ones, by this mistaken It is freely charged (hat the suppression people of the stntc identified as the man who grabbed the I dal Building Company of Tampa to Use judgment, they get it green Instead of of the rompirtr document wa» {«evented, Another entry Into the “at lorgc" race girl, it is currently reported that he is the Fsib Qty. Constmction. Company.’ of fully matured tn the spring just when it after it was in ivpe, by the influence that Is Claude L'Englc. editor of Dixie. Claude main f, '„bwisvlti*, Ipf erection of a ten-story would do the most good to wintef-clogged Florida political and promoting interests Is brainy, feurles» aggressive and from Complying with the request of the Busi­ building at the comer of Florida avenue systems. * were able to exert. Jacksonville, nil of which are valuable as­ ness Men's Club of Memphis nnd dir sod Twiggs street. Actual construction Last session Senator Fletcher, who had set» hut whether they are sufficiently for­ Merchants' Exchange of Jackson. Gov­ Robert E. Davis of Gainesville has been wot will begin about November 1. / begun to realize that there was good midable to hind the ini tepid ('laud ius or ernor Ben W Hoo|>er today appointed a Obb of the largest transactions in real honored by election to membership in reason for letting the public have the ben­ not is nomcwhal imibletnulicat. There committee of three to act with u like ow e la the recent history of Md!ro*e the National Academy of FoJillcal efit of tbut cureful investigation, finally are tvitne wIki would be" interested in commit(«‘c api«)lnicd tjy Governor Noel of Science» wa* made this week when P. M. Yearundertook to gel publication, lie wu» know whut will become of Dixie, und in­ Mississippi, for (he purjiose of rendering I • Waod and son. under the Arm name of Tb« Titusville Fruit and Farm Lands uimule to flocjmpiiah this, and then intro­ cidentally of ihe state «(id uf Jackson­ atiy possible assistance in the adjustment the Melrose Manufacturing Company, On. wilt start work on digging a ditch duced u senate resolution calling for the ville. if Claude thould be sent to Wash­ of th« Illinois Central strike. u laid their Umber land, and tarpentihe from ' Bird lake to Indian river next publication of ihja and oilier matter a» a ington. A thousand men, one-third hf tbe reg- . . hddingi In the Melroee section for’ the senate document miscarried. ondlheroWe also see the name of Hon. Forrest ulnr force employe«) in the shops of the m m .......... upoil the materials got together and it Lake of Sanford mentioned. If Ihe gen- lllionol* Central railroad at Chicago, showArraagetnenu are completed for the Caught by the undertow while he and wsa expected the bulletin would be out tleuiuu from Uraugo Is serious, and we <h1 u|i for work Monday morning. This, tanual round-up In Alachua county’* a party of Iriends were in bathing at before this lime. Out more complications feci sure (lint if he has ndlhumed the die railroad men say amount* to a prac­ hays’ *ni girls' com contest at the exGeorge. James Damon, manager of arose, a disagreement somewhere about mention, that he i* serious, for he hud the tical coding of din strike so fur as this P*dment station building on October 30. Dr. Charles Terry'* country rstate. was what nmiter» should be printed und wtiui rejHitatiun of being the most serious inun point is cmieefncd. Most of the men at TNa promise« lq be the greyest even of drownod last Sunday before any of his should not. and in the end the entire in the lust Murids legislature. He was Work arc member* 6f Jbe old force» its kind that ha« ever taken place south companions could render him assis­ botch of manuscript» proofs, etc, was so serious that it is said that when he There was a little new» from Tripoli af the Usaon and Dixon line. \ bundled up and »«ill off to Florid« several stood up to make a motion to adjourn tance. ■ tudny. Whut bus wine »Imply »tales TT weeks «go. t but ihe members of the house reached that the city, und the entire pfovtdisnee, It is still there, and nobody in Wash­ for their pocket Handkerchief» to far as 1» known, is quiet. The marines ington knows when Senator Fletcher and As regards Mr. Lake we will say that iutided from the Italian fleet have full rT*++++*+444***++»*+++*+«4**4>*<M>++++<f-t*<t+4-++4-t>-t-+->'4++4 the »lute people concerned nbotii it will if he were elected th congress Florida possession of the defenses of the city attd loo«« then grip olid permit the publica­ would have n man]thern who would ut¿k * are guarding the Voreign consulates to tion, which a short time ago they were tract attention, fm}t 1» Mr. Lake would prevent auy surprise» If there is any uitxlou* to secure. The whole alio Ir has demand attention. It has been said that gathering of Turkish troops at points ( ' cuur.rd much criticism of both the Florida if Mr. Lake would give up polities nnd go near the city there is mi yet no evidence authoritVes and the Washington adminis­ on the stage that lie could demand his own of .warlike movement» . tration. among* people who have been figure from the moving-picuire' people as The South in five years has received concerned rto truth 4 ’ khow.the *r , *„about • Flor- an Impersonator of Mutt. Be it under­ nearly J t , 000,000,000 for Its cotton: more W am m k- M : jf,-=. . ida Lnvcsimcni» It ia understood timi ^tood. boyrever. tliat Mr. l-ake is not a than 52g000.000.000 of this huge sum ha* " tbe Moss committee oo^expciulilures in bad lodk^ng man been paid to the south by fo;slgn buyer» ^ , -the-department of agrietdture will look There Ims been some mention mod«’ of Cotton js the bulwark of our foreign eginto.thc wtiolc subject after jt resumes 0 fellow from TalJahissee who thinks he - * . -' sitting»—riiiifS-UnjÇH^^' oaght go to congress \^v\iont blame port trade. - * him fdi>wphiing to go. If We lived in . Tyrus Cobb of tbe Detroit American . Presbytery Tonight OF Tallahassee, we would want .‘lb gd Some­ League ball team, excused from making } . The Pteatyytery of St. Johns convenes where too We haven't yet* fodiitl any- the St. Louis Ulp »rith his dub. practically b- • V ' 'tonight fit 7:30 In tfvqPresbyiç^i.church, ■pody who Krrawa (he Tallahassee caiidi- ended the season with a bqtting average ‘T . the opening sermon to be preached by «late, bbt then this jnay be an advantage of .417 In H6 game» In *wWch‘4»a was i 582 rimes at bat and' »cored 1W run». Rev. S, L Wilson of Oakland. in his favor. , : rjTbe Presbytery will be in session s«V= T1|rre ^ a numb^f of 0(her gCil,|emen Jackeon of Cievebipd U tbe only other \r* t i ¿ i V■i# j MÌ eral days uti«l some One sermons kr* who have been mentioned for this honor. American hitter above .400, having made -v promised. TWbrsday night being csphcial ftdoesen't cost a cen; to merely be tnen- 402 In 547 limes at bat In !46 game» D j ly Interesting to the member* tioned for an office and it fhmlslies a Lojolc. Cleveland In 302 times at bat In churches. ,-r -’ . ■*! * -« t ■> . ojee -’newspaper dipping for n fellow to 87 games, hit .374. The public is cortltally lnv)(ed tq^at-; sentL to his wife's people.—Plant City — . '"* ; '* JrjT A I f i f ,T* Yowr Train Time tend uIF tbe meeting» Courier. ■A-uit —rn irffic b eh tittro r 'th e PJayed A Great Game . Will Teach at Bronson Herald will publish a time cord giving The Initial game of foot ball, pUyod the arrival and departure of all train» Graduates of thalSanford ' High Schbol by A. A M. football team at Rr.Idjtfcitbc {wSanfi As few people know the time of the are always In demand at teachers and manager of 'which ia Dixie Bowler, a g, Sanford boy, white^wsylunj the sailor several uf them are engaged for schools trains and nil people wish to know, tills laddies on (he (ruining ship Franklin, throughout the state. • Among those leav­ publication of the time table will be ' __ _ r ^ auntuned at Norfork, The team and If* found vary convenient. Oil it out and hundred"ssHors and a goat were on hand ing this Week Is Miis YftUle Singletary, a {■ate It up where you canftaye It for member of. the class of Iflili who will at the college' for the . game Saturday a ì: - . . ' afternoon. Score 30-'/. reference. _ teach in the Bronson High School „srnpyr-.f ------’ • ■ • • ' '• * "Wax* J j‘j -jF-tL HEN you ’go to the Poils Tuesday November 21st be «ureto vote fot . . . . nicer Deal nU ^ m J5cn *^car® a Wage Earner. I Stand Last and Always, and a Square ul the People and Special Favors to None. ■ ■ » .‘V-, i J 'SSM I ' ViJ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 06, 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/d2ce370c27c911ddccd9b4e81bccc455.pdf 154a987e5ea26c78e1f4def44b0fb8ce PDF Text Text HAS'A REMARKABLE RECORD W. E. M artin Is Very Papular As A • * ^ Public Official • • In these days of hostle and political schemes it is vary refreshing to- note a record of a public official that Is abso­ lutely clean and satisfactory to all of his constituent. Such a -m an is W, E. Martin, the.present efficient tax collector who by his ctoae application to the duties of the office, by his dean methods and the deelre to fiU the office requirements at all time« has preduded the desire up­ on the part of any one to take the Add against him. You Just can't help liking Billy Martin because he is 1 the some yes­ terday, today and tomorrow. He Is on his good behavior all the time and is just as anxious to please the public the day after the election as the day be- j fore. Billy Martin will get up nt night and go down to the court house to do you a favor and there Is not a man in Orange county who can say that W. E. Martin was not on tbo job when wanted. Not only Is be affable a t all times and ready to do your bidding but his butiness methods are above reproach. There Is hot an official positjon that entails so | many Impleasant' features as that of collector and yet Martin always cornel up smiling and ready to grant a favor Is possible. A remarkable record certainly and a remarkable man and as usual he has no opposition to the office fo(, which he wfll again be a candidate (o Succeed himL atest War News A special edition of the Home Tribune published thq statement that the Italian cruisers entered the harbor of Tripoli Tuesday aftsrtiodn, t bombarded the forts Ittfcf this go verboê’« 'castle, made' a land­ ing nnd hoisted the Italian (lag. The most Important naval capture of the roar to far is that of ' the Turkish transport Sabah, With a Turkish general, a large consignment of troops and much ammunition aboard. Corfu reports that the Duke of Abruzzi, In compand of a flotilla fleet off Prevesa. threatens a bombardment of that place. The Porte’s appeal to the powers has •been answered by them to the .efTect thatthey cannot offer mediation until a basis of settlement is tuggcsted.in the line« of the Italian demands. ; ,l , . . Late reports from Constantinople say a new cabinet hat beet) nom inated and that it will continue the ftollcy looking to mediation. Two Turkish battleships and a cruiser have been sent to rein force the squadron I in the Dardanelles. Turkey, it is stated, I fids troops aboard two Tfüsslrm steamers I now field up at Suez. M arriage Announcement Tba following announcemenf of the ap­ proaching marriage of Mioa Gelsia Butt to Mr. Brian Higgins was received this weak: ! ** —• A. . V“Mrs. Cecil G. Butt requests' the pleas­ ure, of your company at. the marriage of her daughter, Celtic, to Mr Brian Francis Higgins an Thursday evening.'October 19, a t six o'clock ut her. residence." / Both young people are amonjj &e rtfost popular In Sanford society nnd tuple becnrebidenta of this city simw eatiy childhood. Thp wedding, while' qlilet, wlll.be one of the pre-autumn event» of rhe younger social set ojf.&aniord,''.', - FOR THE WOMAN WHO ENJOYS GOOD CLOTHES A V ISIT to our garment department will be a real treat— for you who value your appearance will find there til of those chic, dainty garments that you know add so much to your well dressed comfort.. The garments that we will show you will be PR IN TL ESS productions— and every style is one that really confers "Distinc­ tion in Dress” on the-wearer. . . Made from soft fleecy weaves of wobl— along the style lines sanctioned by Fashion, and in a harmonious CQlor scale that ranges from the classiest of beautiful colors to the fhore conserva­ tiva blacks and blues— Really— no matter how hard to suit— you’ll find something here that you'll appreciate and lik. Below we describe two out of the many. N. P. YOWELL & COMPANY ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR GOOD STOMACH. TI)la~Offar. Should Be ~a W a r n in g t* E v i r y M art a n d W o m a n . - Ing InTsMionn tide advertising medium. be- newupQpor* and medical Jo'orHe has been taking a h a lf, page adver­ s recently have h ad'm uch .to «ay tisement in The Herald .telling tjrt people of this and adjoining counties! about lUs relative to n famous tnlllfonnlno’» offer large stock of furnishing and household of a million dollars fur a new stomach, This great mulil millionaire was too goods and that he paid the freight on out bugy to worry eboat the condition of of town orders. Ytiis week two custom■ hltr stomach. ,H e allowed* hi* dyspep­ era from another‘'coilgty bought bjlls of s ia to run ‘fron^ bail to wor»a o n tll’lrt' furniture amounting to over. $366 because the ead 1 » befApjo’tixmrnblp. they bod teen his “ad" fit The Hernid. v; (/li[*mhn(ortttno »erred -ft#.« 'wgriiln* Therm al) per cant. paid, fqi Advertising fo othera. ' ' in a newspaper returned to htin one hunEvery one who suffer» with djwpepd«al fold on^'h* i t . so t i«lied The Hernid sin for s ’ few years will g trs *V*ryWill bring }he cuttorqer* and the iwtcc-n- thing he own# for a new stomach^ - * Dyspepsia It commonly caused by-an Week will double yo»r buslnbis. Try1^ ^ ' abnormal state of the gastric Juice«, r . A Mni'iiju 1 1 . Inventor or by lack of tone In the walls of the ■F .A . Shuuipert of this c5ly, thi*^ morn- stumneh. The .m u lt Is tb st the atoroing la three hour*, atudlgdout « linven­ anti.UMM its porenr Ip 'digest food. < tion that wiU beat thdyH^arkernking of /fro are now able to supply certain all W eedm " two_Jn the '»game, besides mlHKlng clement* to help to restore h it michinq wUI cost/but _$,¿50, Whereat to tbo gastric Juice« tbetr dl*j*stlve the Barker cost^ Si. -Then, too,. with p i power, tn d to aid In making the stom ­ Sbumpert's invert!ion, the grower tips two ach Wrong and welt. ' * 'Vo know th a t Rexall Dyspepsia implement» inline cither Af ^ghlcfi ipa£ Tablets a r t a moat dependable rem­ .b e used separately. T^e new machine Ir edy for disordered stomachs, India«*for use in cultivating any and all kinds tton. and dygpepela. of garden qr trucking crop*. . ’* Wo want you to try ,th em and frJU Whan you fatal T * Shumpert in any­ return your money I f ' you are not thing in tb f hardware or implement line, more than satisfied with the result. ypu surely will. have /to get up before Three »taw, 25 cents, 00 cents and breakfast, 'r,A ± ¿ .. ' », Si .00 . Remember, yon can obtain. iii'Tsn prr'A'nica.iQ tltla comiauultj "tii.v nt our etorw-^bf B a ia li'Stork. iff Are oimply weak cy rt which if neglect­ ed. WiU become inflamed. Leonardi s Golden Eye Lotion will cure weak eyes without pain in one day. /Cools^ heals S lid atrengthent. finit on having “Loon ardl’s—Itmakos strong eybe. Guaranteed or tuonar refunded. Sold by W. G. Aldrich. goom 14 Thrasher’s Great Healing Fluids <Hm no *vaj I far Mxahiof p*in. No Humbug. |u«i»r.tt»d to do all it U (K«oirr>W or money »funded. E tteroal •pplicttion )>«• cured Cancers. Rheumatism I do Hcadacka, Oak aod Diseased Feat. Relieve* ail yain wHen properly *pp1'' ’ V. I- Compounded 8 year* sane* sad all art delighted that Have used it. D l r * 6 t l « n » t —Sstursts a thick cloth and apply over pain of any kind, remove b»*" /v " ," . ‘ r -'-.’ It blotter* and coot] a as to apply. 3 Manufactured by J. S. THRASHER at Lake M an i J.Í& MARTIN » *= --■« ,~ r•'. a V »• ' . i ita ■ ■« i* a. f- . V 'm— tmm . 4. ^ ■* ■ I ^ - ■ i ■ mmm---- -er-----; the button holes and oine Jaundries tear oi*t the button holes and leave the edges R O U G H AND as fti ; laundering the most delicate and expensive fab-' rics. : ‘ : ’Sv> - * NO SAW E M C 8 ON COLLARS amLaundry ~ IHE ideas and methods employed by the Coggins Company in tjid 'handling- and distributing of crops are exclusively of our own origin, and thoTesult of /ears’ experience. We haveem ployed the system for oyer twenty yeard, disposing A of thousand.s of car lots of; Q’idt and L m ♦ vegetables annually. . Our. system encourages CASH buying, and by, our -■ " plan of F. 0. B. and, eutransit. setting and distributing, every avenue of consumption*!? reached. T Investigate th e ^C o gj will Bring Full Details Way. A Letter rdtngoûr System �ti - - r ' k *" v Published 8em l-W ««kfy— Tuesday and Friday r " ::l //f S/IWO/ÎD — Life it Worth Living ----- Numbtr to all , ar o un d r l u r id a THE GRAPEFRUIT NEWS IS SUPPRESSED CONGRESSMAN AT URGE NEWS OE THE WORLD It* Medical Value--When Ripe explain Several In the Race end One 1» Prom ed by a Sanford W riter * Our Own City . flw G e n e ra l N ew ^ o f T h e L a n d Government Report on Ever­ Item s of Interest Gleaned From ' Research prove« that the Spaniard» Pursuant to an act of congress provid­ of flower». glade Drainage Hidden Various Sources brought the grapefruit ur pomelo to ing for h reapportion mem of the repre­ Florida with tfce Seville orange rjvl the sentation In congress and as a result of lime when they »ought here the Fountain CULLED fBOM THE STATE PRESS of Youth. But Ita popularity was nearly SEN. FLETCHER IS RESPONSIBLE llte failure of the legislature to ro-disirict HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK the state, Flurida will elect one congress four hundred years In getting established. man at large In the elections or next _. . Aa tpltoroe of tk« We«»*» M**t lm- Americana arc too fond ‘of ' aweeta to Frank Clark W anted th e Truth About year. ____ tiara th e Reader» Will Find a Brief impetuooaly embrace even aucli delight­ portent Mappentei» In t*» A congressman at large isn't sudi a Historical Spring Mowing the Everglades Made Known fully toned tartness and suggestion of State’* Domala. novetly. There are lots of congressmen For Hurried Readers To The Public bitterness ua are combined in the pomelo. at large in this country who nu doubt A* a ratal! of ■ shooting duel but SatRoss French, twenty-one. a Cherokee Washington, Oct. 8.—(Special.)— The Even when the old English aca-captain. should bo in jail. About the only differ­ Indian, living on the Bird town, Swain . unity eftertwou at Leeaburf. J named Shaddock,(or Chad dock. Shnddoc Washington Time* th)» afternoon print» ence in a- congressman at large and an a'doci both W- W. Weld and a N. and Chadec) brought from the Orient to a story to the effect that becadke of the ordinary everyday congressman 1» that county reservation, was safely locked in id w trd n « painfully If not *eriou*ly the county Jail at Asheville, N.C.,chsrghd strung influence which was brought to the "at large" feijow has a larger Held to „oooded. Edvard« ia a soo-ln-law of the West Indies 'a first cousin of the with the murder of Ethel Shuler, tbe four­ bear in the matter, a report on land grapefruit to reinforce ita reputation, it cover In his campaign and a larger ter­ teen year old daughter of a Blrdtown WanL and It 1» allegad that there ha» drainage In Florido, which has been in been Kxnc fsrnlly trouble» at tha home of took time and fashion'* decree to give print for more than a year, und which ritory over which to distribute his propor­ farmer after having attempted to as­ W«d. when Edvard*, who w u drinking them the assured position they now oc­ would have saved investors more than a tionate share of garden seed' It is also sault her. ltis>arrival was effected after , cupy In high society. a prerequisite of a, successful campaign mnt to W* home and returned with hie million dollars had it been circulated, has for congressmen at large that Die man an exdting escape from a mob of one While Shaddock was r*wcighted with gna. He wa» warned to »lay outalde of hundred men bent on lyndiing the pris­ been suppressed. It is stated that the Ag b u t , and when he did not do eo many and diverse spellings, the pomelo division of drainage investigations sent who would seek this honor shtmhi fu- pm. oner. -----------------has suffered In n like strain. It was vlded with a larger roll of the stuff that «booting began. The prevalence of tjrphold fever in evengineering parties Into the Everglades potapelmoe» pumrnelnose. pummelos. gets votes. — — • > » ■ » .« Th* wet or dry election In Tiylor couhW i m K v t i & r ifnited Slates has in- • two winters ■■¿ asxraaauls-ci litis a doc­ pummello, and then simplified to poinclu. in the face of all (he. disadvantage* U passed off quietly yeaterday. Six out To the French the fruit ia known us ument 'w as i>repared. It showed that, spired the Public Health and Marine t. • of ten precinct* give a dry majority of pompelmouae a grnppe. And. ns the these lands could be drained, but it also cnumcrmiK) above, there are several ged- pitnl Service to expresa (mblicly it* bd^ tlcinen pf a tn«jrc or les* degree of dis­ lief in the artificial immunity with cer­ IJT. Dry majority in the precinct jra a showed that the work must be douc on a world knows. It ia the Immense grapetinction who are willing to serve llte Mty-dghu Returns frgpi other precinct* Uka cluster] In tfjpcn the pomelo grows gigantic scale and that it was not gener­ state as congressmen at large. Among tain limitations, afforded by anti-typhoid wti not nuterially change the majority. vaccination, although compulsory in the which gave the name grapefruit, com-, ally favorable to »mall project». the names of those who are mentioned American Army for soldiers under fortyGeorge Norrl» a tug boat engineer, tnonly accepted as correct throughout the "Senator Fletcher and Gov. Broward.'' we find that 0 f General Bill Ellis^ Let us vaa arretted In Tampa when he lapded English-speaking races. the Tim«» says, "became excited about soy in passing, that tbe prefix •'General” Jve years of age. from Cuba on a charge of having in hia In the October issue of Table Talk. the bullctm. and. claiming it «night in­ tn FJill Fills' name has no military signifi­ Cahfornin voters will have the oppor­ jm idtj— relic* from the wreck of the Mrs^Riley M. Fletcher Berry of Sanford jure ihe state, objected lo its publication tunity today at a special election to ex­ cance whatever and is carri«*! with just battfeahlp Maine, in Havana harbor. Tha author of Fruit Recipe*, and recognized On the other hand. Representative Clark, ns much authority as a general manager press then* minds as to twenty-three pro­ tag an which Noma waa at work. Wa» authority on the subject, says: cintming that |>vop|e were being swindled of a woodyard would have to carry the J posed amendments to the state constitu­ aaed by the government engineer» in "The grapefruit-must l>« perfectly ripe. and that Florida was getting a bad name title of General. But then Mr. Fills ts tion. including the establishment of the connection with the riaing of the. Maine, Then Its juice Is indeed a stimulant m all over the country, wanted it published not entirely to blame for the empty title initiative and referendum recall of elect­ giving Norn, it it alleged, opportunities the liver and a protector to the system tit once. The authorities ut the depart­ with which people choose to adorn his ed officials including the judiciary and id get bold of a quantity of bayonet«, In general in Its effect upon the blood, ment of agriculture filially ordered, after «mine and. if wt' really thought that titere (tie grunting of equal suffrage. bolt* and other article». Between one thousand and fifteen hun­ since It Is "anti-scorbutic.' The mem­ the bulletin was in type, tint I d diould was tiny |s>ssibility of Fills really becom­ • , . Citizen* of Fort Myera contend that 80. brane and ring are considered of value be withheld. But the department people ing it formidable candidate, we would In­ dred uf the Scottish Rite Masons from tbe foot bet* Ip the state canal* are In- in possessing a bitter principle partaking hud cooperated in preparing the bulletin sist that there idiould be some better southern stules are expected to attend «¿dent for boat* that dealt« to engage of tbe character of chincon«. which and doing the engineering, with tha Flor­ reason than that lie sports an empty title die laying of the cornerstone of tbe new \ in 'Iran*porting freight eod passengers principle is contained In the marmalade» ida -statu authorities and (he state for voting against him ' Ellis js not a Scottish Kite Temple in Washington Oct '*.ffwoo Fort Myers to Fort Laderdale and an made from ft when not aoaked out und officials bad secured an abstract of the bad looking man und since his hair has 18th. The program of die event ap­ tgpn 1» being made to induce the drain- poured away. In the uncooked fruit its bulletin. So when die publication of the turned gray he might, especially nt n proved by Sovereign Grand Commander aft board to increaae (be length of tha bept value nnd most delicious flavor are 'complete document was prohibited, some little distance, tie considered somewhat James Daniel Richardson of Tennessee lockstlift fret. . secured when it has hung upon the trees of the Florida p«n>pla got hold of the ab­ distinguished* tookhig. It wiU possibly be Ita* just been made public. Two negroes. Charles Gaines and K«y-. : ; Aa effort i* being made to organic* -»■ until a t least March. And Floridian* stract which had been turned over lo the remembered by n few that Ellis served stock«oatp^oy at Kissimmee to put In a think It Improved" with each day which slate authorities, and tn due tune the the mute of Florida as Attorney General mond Cruigwell, were put In jail at Mureaoaing factory. T wo thousand dollar» April adds. Northerners often fail to ap­ parts of that abstract, winch were favor­ during Broward's iidrutniatratfba, but so phyboro, Illinois, Sunday In connection of Hock has been sold and « 4 ». believed preciate this fact and (l,ua do not demand able to the promoters received much pub- far us the records shoW^ he nevirr did witji attempted assault of Miss Mildred It Af Ills proper* season, Giving high Irrlty, Unfavorable section» which would anything that would entitle him to any Stewmuu last week. While the alnyifT plant will soon bq ip qp^ration. have warned the investing public did not. esp,'cial consideration at (iieluimts of the denies that one ui the negroes ha* been Cantract has been let by the Cetmner- prices far the early ones, by this mistaken It is freely charged (hat the suppression people of the stntc identified as the man who grabbed the I dal Building Company of Tampa to Use judgment, they get it green Instead of of the rompirtr document wa» {«evented, Another entry Into the “at lorgc" race girl, it is currently reported that he is the Fsib Qty. Constmction. Company.’ of fully matured tn the spring just when it after it was in ivpe, by the influence that Is Claude L'Englc. editor of Dixie. Claude main f, '„bwisvlti*, Ipf erection of a ten-story would do the most good to wintef-clogged Florida political and promoting interests Is brainy, feurles» aggressive and from Complying with the request of the Busi­ building at the comer of Florida avenue systems. * were able to exert. Jacksonville, nil of which are valuable as­ ness Men's Club of Memphis nnd dir sod Twiggs street. Actual construction Last session Senator Fletcher, who had set» hut whether they are sufficiently for­ Merchants' Exchange of Jackson. Gov­ Robert E. Davis of Gainesville has been wot will begin about November 1. / begun to realize that there was good midable to hind the ini tepid ('laud ius or ernor Ben W Hoo|>er today appointed a Obb of the largest transactions in real honored by election to membership in reason for letting the public have the ben­ not is nomcwhal imibletnulicat. There committee of three to act with u like ow e la the recent history of Md!ro*e the National Academy of FoJillcal efit of tbut cureful investigation, finally are tvitne wIki would be" interested in commit(«‘c api«)lnicd tjy Governor Noel of Science» wa* made this week when P. M. Yearundertook to gel publication, lie wu» know whut will become of Dixie, und in­ Mississippi, for (he purjiose of rendering I • Waod and son. under the Arm name of Tb« Titusville Fruit and Farm Lands uimule to flocjmpiiah this, and then intro­ cidentally of ihe state «(id uf Jackson­ atiy possible assistance in the adjustment the Melrose Manufacturing Company, On. wilt start work on digging a ditch duced u senate resolution calling for the ville. if Claude thould be sent to Wash­ of th« Illinois Central strike. u laid their Umber land, and tarpentihe from ' Bird lake to Indian river next publication of ihja and oilier matter a» a ington. A thousand men, one-third hf tbe reg- . . hddingi In the Melroee section for’ the senate document miscarried. ondlheroWe also see the name of Hon. Forrest ulnr force employe«) in the shops of the m m ......... upoil the materials got together and it Lake of Sanford mentioned. If Ihe gen- lllionol* Central railroad at Chicago, showArraagetnenu are completed for the Caught by the undertow while he and wsa expected the bulletin would be out tleuiuu from Uraugo Is serious, and we <h1 u|i for work Monday morning. This, tanual round-up In Alachua county’* a party of Iriends were in bathing at before this lime. Out more complications feci sure (lint if he has ndlhumed the die railroad men say amount* to a prac­ hays’ *ni girls' com contest at the exGeorge. James Damon, manager of arose, a disagreement somewhere about mention, that he i* serious, for he hud the tical coding of din strike so fur as this P*dment station building on October 30. Dr. Charles Terry'* country rstate. was what nmiter» should be printed und wtiui rejHitatiun of being the most serious inun point is cmieefncd. Most of the men at TNa promise« lq be the greyest even of drownod last Sunday before any of his should not. and in the end the entire in the lust Murids legislature. He was Work arc member* 6 f Jbe old force» its kind that ha« ever taken place south companions could render him assis­ botch of manuscript» proofs, etc, was so serious that it is said that when he There was a little new» from Tripoli af the Usaon and Dixon line. \ bundled up and »«ill off to Florid« several stood up to make a motion to adjourn tance. ■ tudny. Whut bus wine »Imply »tales weeks «go. TT t but ihe members of the house reached that the city, und the entire pfovtdisnee, It is still there, and nobody in Wash­ for their pocket Handkerchief» to far as 1» known, is quiet. The marines ington knows when Senator Fletcher and As regards Mr. Lake we will say that iutided from the Italian fleet have full rT*++++*+444***++»*+++*+«4**4>*<M>++++<f-t*<t+4-++4-t>-t-+->'4++4 the »lute people concerned nbotii it will if he were elected th congress Florida possession of the defenses of the city attd loo«« then grip olid permit the publica­ would have n man]thern who would ut¿k * are guarding the Voreign consulates to tion, which a short time ago they were tract attention, fm}t 1» Mr. Lake would prevent auy surprise» If there is any uitxlou* to secure. The whole alio Ir has demand attention. It has been said that gathering of Turkish troops at points ( ' cuur.rd much criticism of both the Florida if Mr. Lake would give up polities nnd go near the city there is mi yet no evidence authoritVes and the Washington adminis­ on the stage that lie could demand his own of .warlike movement» . tration. among* people who have been figure from the moving-picuire' people as The South in five years has received concerned to4 khow.the truth about Flor- an Impersonator of Mutt. Be it under­ nearly J t , 000,000,000 for Its cotton: more Wammk-M : j - f,-=. . ida Lnvcsimcni» It ia understood timi ^tood. boyrever. tliat Mr. l-ake is not a than 52g000.000.000 of this huge sum ha* " tbe Moss committee oo^expciulilures in bad lodk^ng man been paid to the south by fo;slgn buyer» ^ , -the-department of agrietdture will look There Ims been some mention mod«’ of Cotton js the bulwark of our foreign eginto.thc wtiolc subject after jt resumes 0 fellow from TalJahissee who thinks he - * . -' sitting»—riiiifS-UnjÇH^^' oaght go to congress \^v\iont blame port trade. - * him fdi>wphiing to go. If We lived in . Tyrus Cobb of tbe Detroit American . Presbytery Tonight Tallahassee, we would want .‘lb gd Some­ League ball team, excused from making } . The Pteatyytery of St. Johns convenes where too We haven't yet* fodiitl any- the St. Louis Ulp »rith his dub. practically b- • V' 'tonight fit 7:30 In tfvqPresbyiç^i.church, ■pody who Krrawa (he Tallahassee caiidi- ended the season with a bqtting average ‘T . the opening sermon to be preached by «late, bbt then this jnay be an advantage of .417 In H 6 game» In *wWch‘4»a was i 582 rimes at bat and' »cored 1 W run». Rev. S, L Wilson of Oakland. in his favor. , : r ji ¿i Tbe Presbytery will be in session s«V= T1|rre ^ a numb^f of 0(her gCil,|emen Jackeon of Cievebipd U tbe only other \r* t V■i# j MÌ eral days uti«l some One sermons kr* who have been mentioned for this honor. American hitter above .400, having made -v promised. TWbrsday night being csphcial ftdoesen't cost a cen; to merely be tnen- 402 In 547 limes a t bat In !46 game» D j ly Interesting to the member* tioned for an office and it fhmlslies a Lojolc. Cleveland In 302 times at bat In churches. ,-r -’ . ■*! * -« t ■> . ojee -’newspaper dipping for n fellow to 87 games, hit .374. The public is cortltally lnv)(ed tq^at-; sentL to his wife's people.—Plant City — . '"* ; '*JrjTA Courier. I f i f ,T * Yowr Train Time tend uIF tbe meeting» ■ A -u it —rn irffic b e h tittro r 'th e PJayed A Great Game . Will Teach a t Bronson Herald will publish a time cord giving The Initial game of foot ball, pUyod the arrival and departure of all train» Graduates of thalSanford ' High Schbol by A. A M. football team at Rr.Idjtfcitbc { w S an fi manager of 'which ia Dixie Bowler, a are always In demand a t teachers and As few people know the time of the Sanford boy, white^wsylunj the sailor several uf them are engaged for schools trains and nil people wish to know, tills laddies on (he (ruining ship Franklin, throughout the state. • Among those leav­ publication of the time table will be ' __ _ r ^ auntuned at Norfork, The team and If* hundred"ssHors and a goat were on hand ing this Week Is Miis YftUle Singletary, a found vary convenient. Oil it out and a t the college' for the . game Saturday member of. the class of Iflili who will {■ate It up where you canftaye It for a ì : - . . ' afternoon. Score 30-'/. reference. _ teach in the Bronson High School „srnpyr-.f ----- ’ • ■• • ' '• I 'S S M ■ ■ » .‘V-, i J HEN you ’go to the Poils Tuesday November 21st be «ureto vote fot . . . . OF * "W ax* J j‘ j - jF-tL r’ *r ,*„• nU ^ m nicer J5cn *^car®a Wage Earner. I Stand Last and Always, and a Square ul the People and Special Favors to None. , Deal g ' ViJ �October 10, I9 || — n V e r y o n e o f t h e s e s u i t s is made fabric expert, i n selecting-a fabric we reqi _ __ near as possible to a Soot Proof materii Show Dust or retain lint, and above all ®---- give long and satisfactory wear; must look j For the workmanship, we lay down certain rules^tl stitching with a specially selected thread that will strong, healthy boy, and in the modeling we requin FOR YOUNG MEN AMD MSN WHO STAY YOUNG cut long with center vent in Cassimer, Serges, Etc., all I Tan, Olive ana Blue Serges new leite for you to choose from. Prices $5.00 to $10.00 v e class character and firiisn. I ne; V IU v i w m i v u have tjie little touches of mdividu ality that makes them different from conventional ready-to wear clothes and they fit. . Prices to Suit Yoi 117 First 8treot SA N FO R D , A. Budget of Opinion " Just Be .'tw e e h lo u and IMc” . tVtN .TSt O A U POST NOI IN IT A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes and fa ith . H e 'll Prent ' C m V So Says Saunterer. . A f*w d a n s*0 I lo u ih t a erfarr, I ate u, sod I also-al |S g u D H hd! « thi *ri? th a t nl*ht. iary laud n f«tor?Tyv«rftedf t U it.M c k In n r ;n .luff > u pen» had a queer drrSi tod heard: . /. W. COSSUAN. H T T The Old Coal Chute A whirr, a darts and a »tuirk toot-tdot. And tb a m iliw rr.wlnd up (tut old mal-rhutr A «le v y (talk itood on the trick And t a v . the enltne ■ hroadilda whick: T h. mom ter liushcd i t th* pitiful blow. A nd th . celery hit th« (ruuml below. With a. whirr, a clan* «nd a »hrtek toot loot. Tha rosin* crawled up the old coal-chute. N a l there cam« a lettuce head And th o rn y « tha Md eoahehuta in.lead: ThSowtsM W t swayed w its roflkklni mirth on head let-thum kef-thumped A a (he lettuce ped tha earth. oked up aa (ba »n*loi Alni thi* a JoTI jr old * _ loot-Cool. cesj-riutt* FLO R ID A 117 First S tre e t tb it immediate vicinity there are several j very good operator« can fall Into some behind tbla embankment. The current In the lake-in slow and slugil>*l‘. and fake land schemas that bave./lctractctoj■ jury bad habits.. We think the .¿'star to roost." would have little or no.effect In * ■.lung la n d o| from our land values and have g e rv e d ^ j f s m b o r " methods.which prevail locally the new. made ground back into th< river. put a blot upon all Florida lands. Our ■Ur the manner of handling prospective sltitin aho T1» prevailing wind«, especially thoae of own people should organize a Bureau of purchasers work harm not only to the sea. any considerable velocity usuali) »me Information. The following from the F l county but also in .the long ran to t o , t The es (roqi the north and would have n tondençy *j *“ informed« Myers Press indicates that ¿ a y are alive companies. The first thing a prospective settler Is toward *4 ta uphold the water line rather time to to the situation: .‘The suggestion bjr William Gorom, told by hla land agent la that he must for Lee eat it «tray by erosion, T h is last i»*lv mee d M d p ^ t o u l d o b v ia te th e necesviiv of chairman of the boarjl of county com­ pay. no attention to what the resident* -think of.*' c o n c re te w o rk , p illin g , rip ra p <>i ■>thsv ■t \ missioners, that a bureau of information Fort Myers and l i e county say about i for the benefit of land seekers be estab­ the lands he haa under contemplaYioh 0 It seem m e th o d b e lie v e d to b e n e c e s s a ry b u r t s i « tho^ tillin g re m o v e d -to th e bunk* f#mn ilw lished in Fort Myers is an excellent one, for the reason that they are "knockert.**1 \be.i^» an d e p th s o f t h e la k e , T h e re s e e m ’ ' be a and is receiving general support. A com­ and would spoil company sales In . order ¿ w r i t e w ell d e fin e d id e a ta k in g , OOt h e rr ilmi t tie mittee made up. as Mr, ' Gomm. proposes, to make sales of their own lands. ' When unU&'.'ft of members‘from the board bf trade, ttitf » p a rty o f cotoiilit# Is coming into Uke front shoold bo so Improved ibtiiil. would,^become available for residential « (own council end the board of count) county it Is held In Jacksonville f o r .« Commissioners, is as naarly representn- train which will reach Fort Myers late for some (toe. ,Sow.T think it Ù real purposes for a t least a mild sla n g in (root tlve of the interests of the county as it a t night. Arriving here the colonists are Fey.!Waldron lu keep lut* ■light ,<jl( the city. The onlyobstoclo in tin- war would be possible to get. and the .Im­ hustled off to a bed and then hustled opy r A biiybel so long but I t ; i{ H $ ¡3#\l )0 money to pay for the work m l a* portant public bodies would give It the river the next morning by the earfg tiroh nod siititHibt he wate^tl' Sanford ha« some very aolle ilnmi iers. boot. If by any chance colonists ‘get weight with Inquiring settlers. O'me wlth.bia big a rd if of little .it U bflrcly probable t h e / w ilt d o i - * a f ' J to „ This idea is not a new ono with the here in the day tim e they are met by !’ took the. boy* oil their first •nd . means t* properly /pro***-', county commissioners for it b«s been the company automobile at>d watched K. Bates, in.T. Yb igWcek ond' jthcy returned borne w o*•^w.-Tal^. *—aaw w w I J ' 1» y *'" discussed^ frequently at their various like hawks until they «re safety oh ttte «■fetuid said J l woe .the bdstOpening rxertiiseS at Roiitn* meetings. In fact the board bos been boats up river. The returt^ to Port .Myers • V 'J ' . RoUiftt Oottegeopened U* door* h»f t o trying for some time la devise a method «nd subsequent departure for the north Igflii pray that a ll'th e boys lb twenty-seventh gear of U» pork u" ,Vrd>V by which truthful information regarding are timed with the same motive of tag)«join W a ,movement. Get needay, October 4 t& T be«eruw > the resource« of Lae county might be secrecy. Jlw H tr- Nature "nnd take the led by PieMdent W.T- *lpcfcbtirn ami$<■/ This Is no ftttcy sketch. -That tfteo* disseminated. Nothing daflnlte has bean l i l do'-Atbe' Gelds and .woods. accomplished and the idea merely has « ‘bbypT-Vs afield with their cuts a ad friands- ûssem been lying dormant waiting for Nthe can be aaénred àudltoirftarii Jof'tbe U w proper psychological moment to arrive for it to spring Into activity. The present agitation ov«r misleading The MglaUfXlyrt ' h»« bccri •bpukMl/ land advertising seems to present such Urge, add srpdenu are' stuf arri*b'g '** an occasion, and It Is to be hoped that ? bttlkhiadldg the. lake every,train, -..rra t i e faculty M the ttouife»! the bureau will be established end _____.. 1. Idgiur plgos have ,b « t\ rs>. and evejT; ‘¿tdlcatloq placed in operation in time for the com ‘Pfojôtt, the latest And ud happiest year the rtilegf; /« ibltj-^clng the idea of pumping rciocciL. IliC J* * , Mr. Gomm Is pre-eminently a m an of \m e n t from the channel "of the e and fuHfÇtiûlpped citizens o i ron.Myer^.«^',,^ action, end when the board decided* ¿ a t t,tho Uni to which land.shsli rooms, d à » roocn nhd Aug, * , no feasible plan .for the estsbUshment of; J W ejsre n u tsa y in g . tjtij* sr la nor com* Wf^knd when It hiss reached iy iroatlr Atnenglbcn the BSirpou, p r e s e n t^ itself si that time pany is not entitled to, at least ■* first ito ti ppptlA 't ttw* vrorti he undortook to do yrhat be could In­ chance at lu çoloolSti 'sfter it has got»« dividually toWird keeping fbe unsuspect­ to some expense th get them bere, and t e g s y gtoi' n » ^ ing settler from being fleeced. He pre- we„ are not upholding the methods of pared e stu em a a i . - Wi-eeivlcea . - ^ ,,^ 1 ‘ curbstone brokers^ who seek to take th i to any prospective land boyar, with a fruita of .another. , b u n 's toil. We -fiel view of assisting.h|m tu settle on good land in Lee county. This statement, un­ der the beading, 'To All To Whom This feel that these settlers ought to be glyen. *^ Fornuttiy f i f S Mopager * B *ofProp? rto r May Be Interesting." be placed in var­ the widest possible opportunity th kfiow Centrai Cafe ious magazine# «Ud other periodicals in what they were doing before they makrf permanent investments. While the glvAs Is well known, Mr, Gomm a in u raau lag of this opportunity might loee.a com-, require his personal attention, and the pany a few scales, the Senefltf arislpgcharge he mokoa the land seekers for from . having : iaUsflotl >. sclUers ’ .hare bis serviccs Is necessary .h> compensate ultimately wopkl redontid to their (nierdit _ v - « — - »V . . w* . .. a t . him far his absence 'from Ids duties. quite aa much as to the interosu. ef the Which, owidg to scarcity of help devolve# couaty. ' A, dlmatisBed settler Is J e s t as . .p . ' 'a Y hod OS an advertisement far a -company so largely upon him. M eal TM keta g re Sold a t certainly lan d There ore good bind companies and prw m t a g ita -j, bail land companies But even some k a i t b l M * »1* ri-.'tp*- ' -v -y - • s ,' ■T- *-• - <• *A i. ^ w i '-- ¡ fite » , o$t, Oystera and Fiah a Speoially D For Ladies and Gentlemen à it t ^ d r f dm deeply; Wetted . T U é l M awho h o fcopte f i i f l e to t a ns«M F lo ritla*\U ' Igparam n o ra ::! of of nd kci jjrfjvn lo by Inscupulóus ù h and whó^ to re 'o r e none In �house address beyond doubt. Yours sincerely, (Unsigned.) Mr. Powell bolds the envelope which sealed ihJi letter to pass It through the mails and is considering seriously of pro­ ceeding ¿gainst Berber through' the govT eminent. The above letter Is clearly one of blackmail. Mr/ Powtgl holds a score of other letters written-by Uartor all of which contain threats of “writing up Florida." bragging about (he durnage he Is doing the State, und that he will continuc to “write up" Hondo This is printed so that the Northern prospector can fonn an idea of the ani­ mus back of ninety per cent of the slan­ derous letters written to Northern paper* and published by them —Tampa Tribnne. From Florida Agricultural College, Gainesville W. J . THIGPEN & COMPANY *» n tr AGENT« General Fire Insurance see marked Improvement. However, we to i recent pubbcUon by lb® U. * t of Agriculture on the reault can buy tto best cattle In America and feed them on the'm oat approved foods Sooth" they summed up their oon- and If we allow these cattle to be tick tteSc ridden we cannot expect a liberal fiow ¡tjusjoe* ¿ L in hi the the following manner Tto of milk. The time la coming. I believe Tf^njuitry of tto south holds an un¡¡£¿^¡¡>•»*>0 for tto following three wbgn we will be tick free but until it does come each dairyman must take Value o f Our Garden Crops special precaution to hold them in . To any one unfamlliur-of our crops, the |lCloieria' caltie. ip p p following government report will prove to!, Thai buy all their feed, Dairy farming. If carried on under Interesting. This report givci all the crop* fc). An Inferior product rw-a three re a tons are Just «a appU- careful management should pay rich re­ raised in the sta te .in 1010 , nird nnother J u tt the s t a l e d Florida aa they ore turns. At tto present lime the farmers Important feature la the fact that every j £ * u t h a . a whole. But tto fortun- of Leon County are about the only ones one of these crops is raised on the subtle thief U that Florida can very ecjUy that are supplying the trade with suf­ irrigated fields ot Sanford to better Ad­ „ re d every condition: I say BBsliy to- ficient milk and dairy products. There vantages than any. other section: M rvridLans have at their finger end* Is A vast amount of cream, butter and VtCCTADtr AND (¡ARDEN CROPS T ths, u neceaaary to bring about tba even milk being shipped Into Florida Acreage Value ■^ ^(ulu. We must admit that tto every day. This trade is greatly Increased Onions ................... 133 $ 25,504 ■Uk cattle of Florida are inferior, par tic- during tto winter season. Florida Is the Lettuce.................. 1,008 397,830 alitty when compered with the cattle of resort of tto Flastern part of the United Celery..................... 336 268,064 tba dklry eecllona of the United State». States and Florida towns are being filled P eppers............. ! 419 , 1)3,435 Wa ha« Inferior cattle In Florida for tto with permanent residents from the North Irish potatoes 7.645" •‘i mm I___ "* t>»t Wlaconaln. Illinois or end these people want milk. They want Cabbage-------------- U U __114.708 York (iail Inferior stock previous to milk because they are accumtomcd to lu "-Ttorm rtoes— *• • —h * 6 * = r * * iliM ia tU the lavgwn of the doctrine of more milk. Statlstics stow that where the Northern Squash .. . IH7 26.828 Tim Florida can have better cattle I am person consumes from one.half to one Egg plant . 350 T0.091 wre, but the change will necessarily have pint of milk per day the average South­ Cucumber* 2.050 502.474 U come' through the Improvement of tto erner drinka less than onc-hnlf of that Watermelons 10,49« 4(7,013 aafirial we have already on hand and amount. This means that as the state Cantalou()cs 4.20N 270.748 by tba Introduction of better airea and tto of Florida increases In population the English |>eas . .. .. 402 34.594 nljrtjr- oFthe offspring. If every dairy- demand for milk per capita will to in­ Beets__ . . . 1H1 21.448 nun Id the state of Florida would sign a creased provided they can secure the 5.01!) Beans . .......... 558.K0I . pledge to “•* only accredited airea it quality. While In the North -this summer 1 Mold be but a very abort time before we Totals. ...37.562 $0.508.037 mild have a quality of stock of which heard several complaints on the quality of the milk retallbd in tto South and one South L u n d uf Oppartttn|ty we would be proud. there Ufa tendency among tto dairy­ man even referred to Florida as the A gentleman returning from the Nut lit men ef the state, with which I nth ac­ state of Condensed Milk. While all of is quoted t>> the lumn-limori ns saying quainted, to either buy nil their feed or the crltldnm s are of course not just. that lltr South is the reni lami uf op­ pm —» their cattle on the native Still we must admit that there Is a portunity ami that th- Notili u suffering grasses of ~the *pine woods. With the foundation for some of them, ami wide from whitl Ite leniteti .t '’silent panic." array of leguminous crope that are edm- awake farmers should grasp the situation ‘T h a i i* i»i»l a ^'g o o d a !> a it iu iU r y a» mmloour state, a* well ea the noo- und profit thereby.' -Farmers should be­ tin*. I lie |ieuple ure complaining of u legipninous grasses jn d with the In- gin looking toward that end immediate­ ‘silent panic* whirh is the result nf milch ’ traduction of better 'dairy farming, this ly and be ready to meet lit« derpund as money being lout l'he |«*u|>lt! tp the I method qf feeding will be o thing -of the It comes. Tto commencing of a. dairy North, instead uf putting their money in past I do not believe that a dairyman herd, getting tto land In condition to the banks, where it would ite safe, are j can afford' to keep his cattle crowded raise tto feed, and the building of fences using it for specula mm and many of | ' Id a small paddock end buy alfalfa toy are a few nf the things that cun to them have been hit hard, ns stocks und i at |2300 per ton to feed them. I have started immediately istmi« tiave I»ton steadily going down. wen this done so it is' no'tVan* Imaginary ' More milk and better milk should to "You can hear them lairing uf the Modhloa Soiling rropi,$mited so as to the try of the dairymen. I Iis drill to to South as the hii)•I uf resources ami tip- I restore when pasture is weak or for con- obtained by totter rut tic. better feeding purtunlty. It used tu 1st lite West that 1 ' itr,jiiI feedlpd Is an excellent plan. Try and better care of our nnltnnU, the •••(-- dunned their attention und about which { to (Ire the cows a feed of some suc­ Otoi through better cows und more care*' | they lul l glowing siane» Now il is the ' ' t... _______ 7 ’ l ..... culent diet everjr day and we will soon In tto handling of the product. Coutil limi*-is ilulng the husiness and getting the money " mean that by this that 1 did not tell the SLANDtRED STATE fOR GAIN The Ldltor truth In describing Florida's drawbacks, Most any one can to an editor. All (he F. L Barbcr Ued About D o rld a for as I. believe I did, still it must be admit­ editor has to do Is tu sit at a desk six Paltry | I 6 ted that n person can tell a very bad days in the week, four weeks in a month, Tbs press of the State of Florida baa Story about cdriditlons In any Slate and and twelve months in n yenr and “edit" lad much to sa/eoncevnlng an illustrated y«.t -be telling the truth. I don't deny such stuff ns this ■rtlde on Florida which appeared in the that 1 have done your State some harm, M rs. J u lie s ol baclui Cn«k let a cuu fsrm aod Fireside ot Aug. | 9 , 1911, Thi» although you may claim otherwise, »•_ I opener »Up lust wi*ck mid cut herself In is s rtjwuUc farm paper of wide clrcu- can forward you letters from prospective (he paiiny. Utteo, «nd (he publicalton of thd article aetUera in Florida who failed to locate A tuisdiicvinjfl ludol IhketuWn riirew 11 has dooe iotettmable damage to thè State there after reading iny lettera publlahed ■tone and cut Mr. Pike in the alloy last ofFfcridnai a . wbole. The urnde-w aa, In tto Ulica Saturday (¡lobe, Syracuse Tuesday. Joe Doe climbed on the roof of ■ritua by Frank L. Uartor, of Water- Herald -and other papers, and thanking his bouse last week looking forn tenk and towii, N. Y„ wto has hsd accepted liml* me for my efforts in atowing up the dark fell striking himself on the back porch. Ur series by papery in Syracuse and aide of Florida. Still I readily see that I While Harold Green was escorting Miss | Utira, and who, for the pa»t two yaaca, was not fully paid fdr my service» as my Violet Wise from the church social lust 7/ tap Written volume* to land' companies, nams has been sent out broadcist over Saturday night aj savage dog nltncked - Mvspapers and business men of Tampa. your State by the Florida press os on them and bit Mr, Green on the public ^ .111» toast is a letter whore he brags about eoerny to your State, which 1 did not square. Isniuh Trimmer of Running Creek t “ "«hfiog the munlDcient sum of $13 reckon with In the start. I have nothing was playing with u cat Fndoy when it ' , /n*s fani) and Fireside for aq article against Florida* in • particular, but scratch him on the veranda. Mr, Frong, vhich has cost ih# State many thousands made the greet nilatake in aeiiing while harnessing a bronco last Saturday, ■’* ■.«Idolstt.. out, but then money will toy moat any­ was kicked just south of his corn crib,— J V blowing letter sl»«a (hat Barber thing in this oge, and I was no exception Florida Chief, of the moat malignant to the rule. It has learned me a lesson I *. *■ Notice . _______ky* pi*y Of It that ttore are will also'admit, .and hereafter I will boost fS -'i^ V iP tra so.anxioua u> do Florida an Instead of knocking, no matter where 1 Any one knowing (he present address Aat ‘toy accept his writings turn' up, as I believe it is tto best policy, of any of the parries named below nr N‘ YvSept. 14,1910.. Now I proprose to return to Florida soon their heirs will conicr n favor to such HMF .B,?PgVaB, Secretary Board of if Jf the Ode*) Is , dear, and if you or tto party and to the underslgoed if they will Yatnpa, Ha.: .. i bind companies have any use for m /.ser­ place such address on a postal card and ^ ^ a r d to the vices in. any way to pay my expenses, fiiojl to C. W. Goodrich, Orlando, Fin.:, »of Fluida publlahed In etc., I will write from Toiitpa. Fla., to the Apt tor p. Kmntn M. McLnne, Reed A. ' - Martin, Ç..HI,bavé wished td ex Utica Saturday Globe and oilier papers, Burr, H. IL . ^ ^ w am atttfg to you. It may r st, ns as It to of In- exposing tho reasons fpr'knocking Florida üartolu.O-T.dcceased Niblq.*Alec. . Huger. J. 6 .'" ” D‘ to,li 1 ara expecting to re- and pibtore the bright side of that State Bigelow, 6 . ■“ in glowing . terms. I can make Juet ns Earl, Jno. G. . * SmittoJ. W, Florida K»«, hut „ot for ito purSchult* A Co. L. , good a “hit" in eyea of the public in de­ Ferson, Oliver.» " s u t t X UI> th* o ith # t ... ... y°« « the land companies scribing tto beauties of-your State, to t Hawkins. W .C ** ..- TUckar, J. W. iti it la worth something to do It. L: desire Hopkins, AmeliaH,'..'Williams, Tuuprr.’ ° b j e c t for wrtte *' Wallace, À. W r’ - , to locate permanently in Florida and King. A. ^ b r i g h t xlde of Florida for Northern 8-2t-p ' aU in my power!, to undo hope you will regard toe some day as one Mctonpon. Wro. “•« r m caused by tny previous writings. ofjjto greatest boosters of the age and Lipltoidlng the Game Law» »w«h to explain that 1 was hired well worthy of notice. Further more. I Orange county has organised u gurtic ** **lt* «tout th*, drawbacks of that wish to state that under nu condition bat will no« divul|i ^ namo of would 1 have shown up Florida's draw­ protective association one hundred qnd Itoson that r--*---1 •— backs unless os a paid correspondent, as twrpiy memtora strong, with the sheriff ' fill tell you this it required bouts of my time In writing to at the toad of tho israiiciatloii. The ob...... ...........Jectof the organiration is tto enforce-' frto la answering letters from aacd __ W h a t'¿ f t mdflt«f tto game laws of Florida. .The people Interested Ih Iand bought a "pig In a hag." county Commissioner* have offered rt re­ J ^ j ^ 'o a n o l d saying, and knowing j °f ip d u c e m e a m p a n y o a c f f e r me to f c '.- M ward of $25 to any one giving informa­ ■ newipoper correspondent be make good, as I mean business, and this tion against game law breakers which re­ tto to even itp matters for him. k strictly a business proposition. Would sults In convicted: It is to be bope^i “ a ail over your S tate and knoy Uh« to hear from yotr soon. At present I that anyone killing game out of season there prêtty well, consequent!V will not sign my name for fear yop may ____ __ ____but __ f*jtl be caught, and tuffaT tire full [renalty ........ ............... * ma^iVqyui give Uria letter tp the news papera, handwriting and j of tto law.—Taft'MeMonger, ‘i» square fur-him. 1 do not ywt will remember *>■ ' -v **’t£ * - L *1- /#/' -* k t O ffic e w ith H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. Sanford, - Florida The Crippen Music Store ■ '*• ' * High-grade Pianos, Organs, . and Graphophones. Low Prices Easy Payments. Pico Block Only exclusive baker, in the city. All mixing done with latest improved Sani­ tary machinery. Spencer’s Bread handled by all firstclass grocers. SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY Wc Make Everything Known-to the T[_atle PHONE 106. NO'. 111 PARK AVENUE. Everything For M OTOR • i B O À tè 1 At Rock Bottom Prices SEND FOR BIG FREE CATALOG Of the Greatest Marine Hardwire Concern In the U. 3. We Sell Coast toCoast v a s _ % * ■ gtk y f r lc e i. , Right 119 Chambers Street, New York IDEAL To ¿am a place on our ic^ular list a formula m uii not only | remits. hut icsult.s wi t-li a P R O F IT . The user of t considers the effect on hi* pockcl-tSook the RLA L text ID E A !. F E R T IL IZ E R S produce* (he right effect, i o r u wqgl ;£ Nature. The preference of each data of vegeiatftan source of plant food is carefully studied a«, vrilTja* the .** proportions to give perfect balancer—»no lack. noVraste. * 5 With proper application of p ro jw food vegblfrtifpj^outijrowi -5 and insects to a great extent, and being sfWftg'and . v 'm «JJ Câll *t our Sf tifoni Urbich Wuthmm ¡11 rhitgr of R. C. M*t<«ll or * -E Wilson & .joomer Fertilizer dompajiy ;5 JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA ' ’ ‘• HE ideas and m ethods,! Coggins Company in T .. distributing of crops a I of years! our own'origin, and’Yt »loved -the ^ experience. Wc ha\ system for ovo* twpnty years,. usana vegetal))^ annually. Our system, enM courages CASH buying, and by’’bur j • *plan of F. 0* B, 'Dnd^irtransit selling - find distributing, every avenue-of consumption is reaclrcdr • __. trtV «tfgiifelH e “Coggins- Way. A Letter ' will Bring Full Details Regarding our System COGGINS CO W s tb e u r n a B lock -- - *r SANPORO. FLO R ID A , L’* . »I :*Ia �THE WNMHÌ5 HtRALO SA N FpR D LODGES factories, added them to thoae already pay roll now Sanford Ladge IM. 27. L 0. 0. f U quite a factor In the oomtnercla ! Fnttiahad E m r Tuaaday and Friday Morning By activity of the city. The Herald has always contended that THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY. Sanford needed more factories and plenty St «In s te Chap U r Ne. 2, Order Eastern i t e r R. J . MULI.V, r tu to r of them. We are asleep at the switch M iau every second and fourth Friday to month. VP. M. H A Y M g B u s in e s s -M a n a g e r Every oo» who has ooea bis B u r to the East are In the manufacturing game. We sit cordially tdvitod U visit the Subscription Price. S2.O0 a Year In Advance down calmly and pat ourself on the back and read the crop reports on celery and F. O. L , C elery C ity A erie 1 8 3 3 lettuce—and wake up and the market tate firn and third Tuewlir* to every month. Welbwne Black, third Boa*. report reads td different and we drag Bbng through another summer walling P h o e n U L o d le Ne. 8 . K. Of P. for another winter and eo on ad Dnllum. . Whenever the people of Sanford awaken 4 9 .the M et that O l factory Is the main Will the A clo u please stand up and squeeze and throw everything else into tell u* why sugar jumped to ten cents the discard we will have a dty. Of per pound! course we would Dot hove a city de­ We do not favor an equinoctial gale pending upon the factories absolutely but anything that will break tbe present for the tourist crop and the vegetable crops would prove valuable adjuncts. hot spell would be a relief. Sanford needs factories because wo of A moots ovary thursdsjr nigh Essl*«' Hall. W. A. Kmnohi need a weekly pay roll fifty two weeks tb« L e n l T s U T. If . you like the t^(f*-*-wcek Hcw(d In the year. 'U b i l e If rpU^Qlie* gt'stit)scritte take How do. they get factories! Not by anotbesunfr'Utd sent *ii to a friend: holding a meeting of the Oontmerelal Evjjry’fcbpy is a boost. Club and leaking n few spoeches but by a concerted effort of every business man If there Is any one «ho doubts that in the city who will put hie hand in bis Sanford is the garden spot of the world pocket for a fund for factory purposes let them come to the city now and take DENTIST rbere la 6 o better location in the south a trip through the'celery delta. for factories than Sanford, Florida and It Office: Yowell Building Is up to the business men of Sanford to SANFORD. FLORIDA When the Florida Vegetable Growers go otit and get them but you will have to Association joins the Florida Citrus Asso­ first get together long enough on the ciation. Florida farmers and growers^ will DR. R. M. MASON ■uUjecTto talk' the m atter over and ar­ then discard patched trousers and wear rive at a conclusion. , . . . DENTIST automobile clothes like the commislon . Can you cut out polltlcs long enough to men do. Phone 10 Weltmrn Block do this! ___________________ Sanford. Florida Funeral of Admiral Schley .•Tbe problem of the Idle negro has be­ Funeral services for the late Rear Ad­ come so serious In Jacksonville that the board of trade has Instructed a special miral W. S. Schley were held In St. John's DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER committee to take up a campaign to church at g o’clock . Thursday afternoon. ‘ ■’ * DENTIST Insure the rigid enforcement uf Florida’s Interment in Arlington cemetery. Four companies of marines and two companies vagrancy law. The same condition con­ fronts the smaller towns In a limited of bluejackets from Philadelphia and ca­ dets from Annapolis and Washington, and a naval bund formed the military es­ DR. F. C. BOARDMAN cort to accompany the body from Schley's The Hague peace tribunal had little I DENTIST home to the church, thence to Arlington. Influence on Italy In Its declaration of The nrrty was not represented in the All Modern Methods and Applian war on Turkey but this should not have BOOMS S. « Mid 7 PHONE « a detrimental effect on peace loving peo­ parade. Delay In advising tbe navy de­ Cuwr.W «M r«a B.iUla -• ri< partment 61 the wishes of the family In ple from continuing their efforts for regard to a military funeral operated to ^M iration of International' disputes. E. C. KEMP But it may b$ noticed, in the meantime, curtail the. funeral cortege below the ) R . numerical strength provided for In tbe O 8 T B 0 P A T H IC that all qatioos continue building greater 'PHYSICIAN regulations ns proper honors to be paid a battleship* and Increasing lh.e size of rear-admiral. Office fir Residence 518 Magnolia Ave their armies. Former Associate Justice Hagner of the Office Hours: 8 to 12: 3 to 6 District of.OoUimbia supremo court, LieutOther hours by appointment The Sanford Her?Id has been made a Gen. Nelson A. Miles. U. S. A.. Rear Ad­ a n fo rd t-t F lo r id a scad- waekly, and It comes out now bright mirals Rerney, McLean, Darker, Cromwell, and newsy every Tuesday and Friday. 'A ftW years ago Sanford was one of the ANDEW JOHNSQN worst served towns 1 q the newspaper lino ATTORNEY-AT-LAW in the state. Now, few towns anywhere A Miami (trucker lias sued the Lost have bettor newspaper representation. Coast Ry* for damages for the slow ship­ I‘rn ctlc« In State and Federal Courte. ThatY because a newspaper man llveit ment optila crop last year. Pilone 21ft M. G. T. DuikUnZ there. Every town hasn’t got one. Not every man who murders the King’s Eng­ GEO. *A. D•*eCOTTES lish or does the blacksmith act with a f# , I shirt tall full of type Is entitled to be ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR At LAW called a newspaper man, though sonic of Practice In State and Federal Omina tbe misfits will never realize thla.—Lake­ Garner-Woodruff Bldg Sanfonl Fla. land News. .'/» . r a r M ayor * Tilt SANFORIT HERALD established and the weekly ANNOUNCEMENTS At tba on meet request of friendi and voters. I • nniiRAA t h a t I a m as O a n . l l . l u t « f, i t lh a oM m that ra m a candidate for the office’of Tba editor of the. Crystal River Newa innounce Saerur of the City of Sapioed, a* the November THOMAS EMMET WILSON (1 apologizes for his Jailure to get out bis primary * . a t t o r n e y a n d cou nsellor R > ■ ■■■ " *' m m m m' pQper ñ week or «úYjlu. ozplalning that I ata a candidate -tor tjtd poti AT-LAW * an ru d outdar t to Iba der la loft j two we«k« for him to raise tiio Selection L a u Stata’ Attorney S even* Judicial Circuit of and solicit your eo tirare floride . vyV?J(0 r y fcy akry. to "get tisst blank sheets fi mide nee«. Sanford and Sylvan ta l » . lii ’uuf of' OffiKiNaa office. And the Gaines* SIMifMWM#wMÍB^rtBgM**iFavafia«>fp<|QM "-"^i,V|lin L.nvblor. after a six years’ struggle; I hereby announce my for tbe pot.tlan » of the White fwi.-tlp the ghoyt.'and McCreary of Alderman. I L. G. STR IN G FELLO W i, >011. , Primary io U ' neat headstone . in hli t U. t u n r, • JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. But thero are plenty inn of tb a .d t r of NOTARY PUBLIC . --- -------- -Wt of tha White where these «p erl- Sanford sob! November 21.1011. Primary to b newspaper men Fiona L. Woatwjrr Office In City Hell */,’ \;pp o* c<vi red u> tread. Mr. Horace Greeley ate for the poaltloo of Alderman loin of tb« While Primary held ; } •' tnadd a flltfe remark apropos: "Man’s a -Jpo**:s« a rts a paper—up •; WoLira Hoop WADE, THE TUNER, ' ah« goes!" However, when (He Elevatos « roy candidacy for' Alderman ntm w lert toL hadeclaim of (he w ar ia j» begird from’ she was "going ’ PH O N E NO. 40. I'jf" downi’*—Lakehmd Newt. ORLANDO, i FLORIDA A BUgMCSt PROPOSITION The county pommlaslonsre of Oaecola county ha va ranewad their contract with the Valle y tâIXeltB aad t bn Jqum al ‘ 10 send ,out eight hundred copies of- tb« paper to subscribers la tbe north. WlUPt T b g jiig jd does not. expect such a Uthtt te.be ptirftyl Off. bj; the Ofange county A^ttLtnUal(Cncrs lt wôtild •qertalnly be”»W«U io r Geitjulerdal Ctuli«f for Uje rity t^.Okufqy'd co vopsld«r i* like ivopoattion bersu ’~Tli s\ HcraliLiJkiis gcçompUsbed M U a, newspsper t A t lha raquast ol m any Manda, 4 bava decided i annotine* my candidacy for the (.islilon of Idarman uf Hanford, lu b le « to tha dec ¡».on at the •hhe Primary held lAv ZI _______ -V -■ *■Ru*rt* r o m aatiriUtlsM of msAy tax-payer« - ... Manufactured by J. S. TH&ASilER at Lake • —- SOLD BY ------------ J. G. MARTIN t v - Lake Mary, I Let us Supply you w itC p ricés,terms catalogues iuid full information on instru merits of Recognized Standard Quolit\ V E TE R IN A R Y 8U R Q E0N AND D E N T IS T ARI ANDA FIAD r tba November primary T T Z a m ia u tii. G. H. DINGEE Plumbing and G as F ittin g Attenti*» and best aborts Opposite Q ty Hell pbone 250 CATALOGUES H A IL E D ON REQUEST f f ) Tor Clerk and Assessor - Thrasher’s Great: Healing Fluid • a * * ^ ,H«a no equal fat toothing p«in. No humbug, ( M tm lttJ to do >11 it is ■« or money refund«!. E rirtn sl application h*k cured Cancel«, Rhtwmai. Headache. Poison Oak and Diseased Feet. -Relieve« all pain when propel Compounded 3 year* «ine* and all at? delighted that havr used ii D i r e c t Io n a :- —Saturate a thick cloth and apply over pain of any kind. iei . * it bliateta and continue to apply. o m e t DANN'S TRANSFER bo held Novrmbrr rA c ro R ir* »ml "N ttl»*' will- letve from City Dock ti ? ■>. I I' M , *v ' - .w P r ie s 1 5 c R o u n d T rip T h u rsd ay s and S u n d a y s W ad* W ill P a y P h o n « T oll on All Q a n u ln o O rd o ra Fhe«« Z37 , tiques t for ' cfaarityi BU II not a good a d retti sing ¿ th e 'iiffc r ts riot good from ■Hlapdivliit. don’t d o l t U*»ing; U would be w^ll to A a r hundreds of good farmers läln'ÖsccoJa county this • es­ se-’they received the Osceola or T he Leunchc» i»ld the iwuitlon of Alderman for oas again bg a candidata for lha pualtlon ynur aufferage saMy upon my-paot ion. suhiect u tha ht CD .Learn to nwim In thntshady Pool No rocks, no I m i . no rejitilca to hurt you. Safe for any child. No Sewerage., i lime: only pure well water. . . Emptied and cleaned every. day. Every convemm.. [or Picnic parties. Refreshment*. Open .Thursdays ami Smtiluyi Other days by arrangement. be a candidala to su m a d rnyael « S r e S r . su « . .■bkVf ..W híleln PntflUu last week although *; gfcd« fdvdqre iBlraiimKances the edlior , of T V Herald bpk a batty glance over ■^.thc city and .was struck with the reraaritabto jroW & of the cjiF attd the air Treoaoror and Collector of lha efty of Baal Iret tn Urn d«dt Um «g tha WhUaPrtxaar V r 0?jafafi/t and ciUcrprise shown reveals tbe hold Novambar 21 «L and oolict rw r vOU. N,-_ ,(g¿l tb â t P alatia bps secured new • _ JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES Picksrd's Hand-Painted Chins Gorham’s Sterling.- Sliver , Roger*’ Plated Ware and Waltham Watcheé ALL GOODS GUARANTEED ^ ; ,; r' , :; ' t v • ' •*; TORS �iP W ilB flit; October 10.190 SANFOHl) I tf R A lD Court of County (^ÄjvDÄÖbUT THE CffY IN“SANFORD CHURCHES In Florida. In tv Cstm« gt Judge. State of . W S A U A U S « * 14A*V *S U » » 1 H V V W W V S W W i Chase & Go. Çha» It IWk 1 , Uf afi|rt ( irtiaty little HePDenlnn-Mentlo" of Matters in B rle ^ Where Devout of the Celery City Worship Sunday. ptBSOMI HEMS Of INTEREST RESUME Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS - tnmdioo of the floating Sm all Talk S 1 gWclnctly Arronged fo r Hurrlcd Herald Readers. ______ ■WedilnS bells l*> tbs air, qj, i bt»r th*m •**ryw!lwV w G Obcnt of Atlanta. Ga.. represent- u i die Western Newspaper Union called Bpou The Herald this week. Send your nows iienie by letter or {tMM to The Herald, We want all the oewt si) the time. Tbe twice-**week Herald is (be best advertising medium In Florida for this action. IXiuble your business by an |n The HeraW. ------tin- R- T. Overman left last Saturday for b«r borne In Tempo after a pleasant ,Uii with her son. Mr. J. II. Overman of this dty. * w ' \ { . . |(]M Anna Overman has gone to Philadelphia after a short visit with her bn*hcr. J. H. Overman. Miss Overman Wl|j ,ttend the Philadelphia Conservatory of Uiuic during the winter. Hn. W. H. Miltcer lias returned from a loaf pleasant summer visit to her old home. The Misses Walsh of Wilmington N. C„ wbo have been vial ting . thelf brother " .Horton-Walsh, left for their home Wedocaday afternoon. * Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Whltner apd dsughttn Hell and Lucy, motored to Enterprise Friday aftirnoon. Misser Hu>h Keathing and Ruth Coater. .ofDaytons bench, who have been tbo obsrmlng guest of Mrs. Deane Turner. lave returned to ihelr iKimea. , M, M. Smith ol Winter Park, was in ibOdtf Saturday. Miss Emma Stevens, has returned-from * »bit to relatives in DcLand. L T. Hugun of -Markham, transacted business In the city Saturday. Sept. J. 0. Higgins, returned Monday ■vcnlng from In* trip to Hot Springs Ark. Mr. Higgins many friends will be glad to I dov that tus health fa improving. Seth Woodruff and Karl Koamlliat, spent Sunday in DeLnnd. Frank Woodruff nnd fnmily. and H. A. Ibwsrd and family, motored to Daytona llescb Sunday. , * Eugene -Kouinillat and Dillie Hill, went loOaytoua lleuch Sunday on a motor. cjdeMr. amt Mrs. J. D. Langley, have re­ turned Imme after a summer tpcnt in travel, and at usual they will make ‘Sapfnrd tlieir home during the winter, ’ • T. J. Miller, urrived home last Friday afternoon after a vocation spent at Buffalo, Nirtlira Falls, and points in Canada, Miv Miller will remain o few ifseks longer ere returning home. Mrs. A: P. Connelly’s many, friends ore |b4 to welcome her roldru from Connelly Spring», where eho and , tbe boja have bscn staying for the past live weeks. * Mrf Mary E. Starling o f St. Unila, Mo, it visiting her son J. it. Starling nnd iamily. The memders uf the I^uid u Hand sedety, will meet at die residence of Mrs. Henry Wighi. Friday nftcpioon. ht three ..nclgck. A lull1 attendance • la earnestly dewed as tlie Constitution nnd. By Laws . .. ■« toi»e votod on at this meeting.' Mr. Arthur Foster 6 t Talbbeija, Ain., a ftttoer resident of Sanford drrlvod in the fny last night. Mr. Foster was preceded by • ha nd,oine Bulck tpflti’ng car, which •iBdoubtJpssly contrtbbtrfo hip \deaaur« this winter and nUo“ tlu/t. of tils iphny Way*‘^W .J, Hill irtupped to his floHd* home »H Friday night after Kvera) rnoruha ,btptloti spent in England veiling tbe lcwt‘ of hi* boyhood. It will ¿bo up to ■ n now to explain about thole cabbages w»i grow tenjAKt high and, other ioIftauing stories that he sent- tb* us by Of In te re st to Those Religiously In . cllncd—Subjects of Discourses for the Sabbath. TVs F a w n at the O m k n in ihr G t , ■» F.emr.1, Rr.|»w|(rf in halng nr arivi tkeit Annnrn>rm**i, ,»0 • th.f Chmnh N n l In i l k Ont U o i ikrn W rln .1 In, eflet R«v. J A. Hemlry, pattar; ciiurrh, corner Pnrk avenue and Tifili ü r te l; oartunagr. turner Mai lla-OVMWS a nd Sewenlh » » » 4 . glintee i S o n d ar morning nervier el II; rvrnlng service ' j v . Sunday school. 0 :t3 a. m.; J n a K Met lo^er, Sup«. Teacher* m m ln g every Friday, ;v,T? ,Dol7*Ma> 31*1 m il SETH WOODRl’l F Admlitrator SHIPPERS OK In Court ut Corniti Judge. State ot 'Flòrida la rr Fatal« i Florida Fruits ami Vegetables N a n n i« d l i n i i Orange Cuulily . ' ffnilvi i* hvtrhy given, to oil whom il may n x i- z Rev. ]. W. Wildman, pairor; Sunday morning servie«, 11; avaolrulservice, 7:30; baUlalh echuol. •;4S a. m.; ProtïN J. IVtklne. Supi.; pre >ra»er meeting «very .Wednesday. 7:.10 p. m , wed by teacher*' meeting. , P rc s b v te rliin Rev. J . T. McKinnon, pai tor, morning lervhe, II evening service. 7.30. JiaUmth school. 3.45 a. in; Henry McLauUn. Supl.; prnyer meeting W «|u e td a r 7;30 c . m __ Ii.e— e a » y .l-..v g r3 i TW^ C ath n D c Catholic Church, Oak avenue lirteren Mh aiwl 0th slreetl. Rev. Father llirin n h en in charge Mass every Sunday nt 10 a in Kutary. enm iai and benediction every Sunday nt 7.30 p m Sun­ day tchool a t U a. in. Coo(e**ioni heard hatunlay ba/ore flrsl Sunday of the muuih bctvreen 4 and G p. m. and 7 nod S p .r o . First Sunday of month m ass a t 7:30 a. m. a w f l p a in .. SANKORD, FLORIDA------- ------- Ilrrurtr-TTA J o tis s o s . WANTS 1 / rffnH E VALUE 8 of well-printed neat-nppearirig itfltionery at a mean* of getting and holding deiirable budneu hai been amply demonsifated. Consult ui before going W eliewber* EAST Atlantic Line All Local Advertisem ents under th is llrudlng. One Cent a Word Each Issue oplicr. male, 20 years experience (^sires'position In or near San foreJ, L I). Shoemaker. HR Frencji \ve Sanford, Flit. IO-2l|> SOUTH... WEST- ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING CARS For Information, Rates and Reservations st*r tieni eSi Atimitic i'nast Pine Agent or write A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent Hill Wot Bay Si. JACKSONVILLE, ILORIDA HANA BR O TH ER S L I V E R Y , F E E D and H a rrio ts and W agon* O la c k s m Ith I n g and H o ra « a h o * ln g ... Horses and M u l e s Bought and E x c h an g e d - HEAVY Fur R e n t— 10 a c re s g o o d la n d far a te rm or y r n t i to tm p a id for fry tilin g of th e In rid. M rs J L In g ra m 112 L a u re l avenue 7 -U -c f o r S a le —I ife •«■Itnlnrshiii in fh n u g h Dli i Husnu-** i e l l e j e good (or ImtIt l«>*>li ■□ □ □ □ □ □ □ H A U L IN G AND Shoe Repairing C O N T R A C T IN G by Machinery I Quicker, Neater and B e tt er than the Old W a y • ’ % ;;1>. □ □ □ □ □ □ □ *i. ‘ •» i *•,", L «li a^ L % *.. *t» The Florida Grower g n jtjjú H a S ..o n ..io « ~ c J. . • * * * * * «* * * * * * f * * * * * * * * * * October’s Heat T ! U ' . ___ Wty-«ix degree* ctccsa heot for ■>. » • flm eight days of October and with 00 WM weaihVr in Reading Room „ROOM 20 • Upstairs, Bico Block » .. - . pen Tuesdays *4 to 6 p.m :/ H ernM nflictv * if fy Q llce— | o jio ijie rty o w n e rs am i o th e rs h a v in g re n t e » ia t« i n ’ c h a rg e . S e t m e a n d g e t m y p ric e s o n p a p e r h a n g in g grid p a in tin g b e fo re le ttin g to so m e o n e e lse, n n d I w ill stiv e you m o n e y a n d g iv e you ti g rg n l.io b filv p m e n c h n n c e to hid is all i a s k A sk \V ,1 M cU rlde or Mrs W ({. ■ Qnrtlnet*' 31.1 M ag n o lia A ve lim p [lOSta| in JsiKtrilllie L I W ood U i( K m S.ilu o i R e n t W e ll* b o u s « u n d lni|uii<- a l low II H ill. 121 II. A K n t isn v . No 113 W. t irsi Street, Next Door to Woodruff’s Store SANFORD. D rin k a B o ttle ot — Fin; tit a c re s litrd , 1w o b it « 2 m ili* « n e v i o l 1 llc M It d O lim - m M e * W ic lu in F e rn So u th tf Cor S a le — A i C am e ro n C ity. sta re b u ild ­ in g a n d lot; liu lId 11ig iiy o-itoriP *. w ith »V oro-roan b elo w a p d fftV m g ro o tn i^p b o v e. R u n n in g w a te r o n b o th Hoorn. Lai GT'A fo o t fro n t; H aw ing w ell a n d * fen ce; I f U e d for o n e y e a r a t {IS p e r m o n th ; b rin g in g 1H p e r c e n t o n in v e s tm e n t. . Im port* llo ra ld oHJco. A lsy Ut C u ir im t* t^jiy o n e Ih te tM o o m b o o s t >ritli { font tx}r«h p u d 1 1 ’ i-tin n in g * w alcf m a tn je n e d b ft^ k . pftrghj Uousoechiioncy'afld lirr p la c e .'. fe n co arid ' w alk s, rv tv U .ifjt Sb p e r riip u u i. in m n iv »-•»?-€• ■ Attractive hSiise ftir , rent-film Wont, Centrally lucateri. -Atidreii P.U« 8 u* ti43, titty. *; v ' » “For Sale—Some- good' hanselioM furniluro at Cameron CifjiJ.JUswl only u sboti Time., Beil fount Set, reCrjge.rntorv choir*, lamps, firing COt WlUf momes*. tic. Frtr fnlormntlnn iole pit call on Mrs. W., A . Minnick, at Oirjiawn C h y . O-itc _ For Ront-^A mhejUOw neck /urm. 4ii o u td id cuilivniion 2 ycurr. pnttly tiled, F j^ u irr at Ifernld Office. B-t/.v Opt Of the most suitabtc tracts of Itipd ill Florida. pear Hi« beautiful Indian ftiver now open for safe. If V6 u wiun good land: pwtiy w eijay. health and «mfort. l FogN ta1»-;-r> tt^ c for™ . tw e n ty ', b e a rin g o ra n g e tr e e s . 50 j r a c h tre e d , u lso v e ry la rg e tr e a tin g ’p e a r tre e s , m n d re tt 5-room co tU ig c. fro n t a n d b u c k p o r c h « , fa c e s s o u th G d td en L a k e . 3 m ile s so u th e a s t o f B o n fo rd : 5 m in u te s w a lk to s tro e t r a i l ­ w a y , a ls o O v e id o ra ilru o d . F lu e d rin k in g w n te r. good b a th in g . A sh ing an d sw im * I LÙRIDA ’ g i n g e r a l e .o r s o d a w a t e r * ' ♦ r ^' r» | , %4 * • Manufacture*!; with imre <|i*tUh*d V ntrr—they will prevent Ulne**, old Jy., ä dlgóiititìir and give you henltli The Sanfdrd'Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla OF *3ANFORD, FLA. RANO. PrasUsnl P. POHSTER, Cÿftdar ÛgO. FEHNALD, Visa FtW . -J . - - * B. T. WHITNEMy Aast. C ta h la r H. Only National B^nk in Orango County Funds Protected by Burglary insurance ' S a lo ty D e p o sit B oxos fo r R e n t O R GA NIZED 1 8 8 7 .■■-t V : ‘ M' • V-'V tíÁ* » -• * ‘ , GENERAL . FIRE •mm -, * «îr^î ■ . h - Office Above f ir s t National Dank r.- - ; INSURANCE AGENT Saturdpys 4 to 9 p' m. ............. | kco|>lii|l ainl sit iimirtipllli i uurse Hi ant of the Jhuilghnti ' Colleges I lupntc !y- * A W ) ./ • / NORTH Cal\1wi*ll & Son* H 2 ip Mir S a le — O n e show c a s e , im c floor c ijju r i ' um ', u e Imi\ , rrfrig c rn in r. w u le r cooler mu) n i wo jinllm i fre c rrT Box I07fi «* »•nuttou • . General Insurance Agents Notice is hereby given to -eV-credit or a. Legatees, distributees and nil persons having claims or demands against the t"Cntvtn dotmxnn. ' rferenirtt.- m present them within two years. Wanted—A jvisiiuin lt> young mutt. The lieiu of recMmcndnlltuia nnd ref­ erences given. Would prefer clerical position. C. Herald. !0-2tp For Sale—«The richest high land farm OrangF counly. Stock nnd toots. Thirty acres, 2 in fruit and 12 in cultivated Holy C ro s s E p isc o p a l flehl. balance Jn pasture nnd wpodlonti. Rev. B. F. Brown, rector; A. l>. Key. eenltir »ai dim; Slindsy looming service. II evening n-rvee Gooii Hroom hntisc nnd mil hmldings. Gas­ 3:00. Sabbath school, M j a in . II i n hitnri oline engine olid water w.iik* i ulttr-g* Supt.: prayer meeting. 7:30 Wedoesdat evening from town. mile from ln-li line on Sil­ ver Lake Pleasant in l.o>U at V«ry M oose Exchange Visits lienlthy. Kleviiinm 7i) feel above San­ Last Friday iiigtil uboiit 25 uii-mliers ford riienp «ml terms easy t I Wri 10-tf of the local lodge of Moose went down liniiis, itox 323. Sanford. I In Wiinletl—Complete set of single work to Orlando to uttend the mstalliiiion of n harness All leather Impure Herald new Moose lodge at tluil place, irturnim; Htli. e 10 2b on the midnight train. It *s said that Fur Sah*>—f im-st muck land in «taus auch n large herd of Moose on (tie streets already drained, ready for cultivation, of a town where moose are seldom m *«-ii v. Mlllli n mile rililrond -.Inlioii Twenty ncre tract» only forty dollars an ticxe caused quite a stir. However the !«>>* I* W Humphrey s. Ilrousori. Hn IO-7tp report that u line class was installed at Pliints for Sale—Celery, lettuce ri"d Orlando nnd the citizens tliuie wilt soon couhftowcr for the next two week* A Dorner, Celery Ave, Iti-tF be acustomi'd to such algtils Wanted—Two Unfurnished RonmLast evening some ol the ini-iiiln-n» from Orlando returned the c a ll vinitmg near First Street. Address foil [nirlieulars amj price to \ Y 7... Herald Oltice the regoiur meeting at this place A im in g j !L2 tfi those in attendance were Mrssr» Dann In Rent—House wuii li Rooms, and Armstrong. Gotha. Fields and several j Hath C o rn er M ilano!In A v«t¿m d y K. I- W illiuin* nr I), n Mb others. 1 , Admlnishstrix. Dated July 24. 1911. S mo*. * ** First Baptist ■SAjklt- I ' Noticeli hffrt), idvrti ' l j !I wtmni it inayiun- «rn, ibsl ott th* HI, ,lnj fi , , )nUt. A D 1011. i »Nuli Aitid, io il,- Huii, i jM, Vs u. Ùatiin Judee oi »»H G«irt. u Imlgr i'tol, ,1-, fljr fay ImnJ dl»r hot gì » Ailmlnltlrtittlt ol tb<- «wtote o( Citai. H. Deck deCMMed; «lui that ut thè tnrae lime I ^III ameni tu tnùl Conti m> lln«l lui-ounli ili AitminUtrnltjf of ftnld Miai, nini iti hit theif «0* provnL c<rh. liuti Ü It'li. crrn, uuit on thp tu« 4th a ia d«y day ol [Itvcmhcr, Dncmhcr, A D I aliali spply to thè Hiaiorahti- Win Marlin. ,]u>lgc <« *aid Court, a* ludgo ot Prohatr. for my Oliai dia» iti -— ir>t> ---------rvtale ofNannie Nanni« charge a* Adm lnlilratur . -----1 --------— J Deck drrravrd; pud that at the *.im« Um« I will 111« P c o p la 'a C a a s r c i a tl a n a l Present to «ahi Court my final account* nt Admin­ Rev. Gears« U W sldft». pallor; Sundn, morning istrator of #a.ld r» tatr, and oak for ihcif approvai Mrvloe, II; evening iervioe, 7;3U: u ra r n meeilng Daini May 31 tt, A D lili I Wedacaday, 7 :3 0 » . i&.iSaigMlh »choti, 3 43 » m S t Hi WOODRUFF Admitumator J. C. Entm lnxrr. buyer In t end ent First Methodist t W W V U V H H W M H lW H * SANf ORD. FLORIDA V �1 int sAnroKD ntinto V ’" v- L A N D CO Bulletin A N ILLUSTRATION OF RESOURCES We have just been reading a book o the “Mohair Industry of America,'* by Perty P. Yyié. of Jacksonville, Florida, and in conjunction with a recent article we read In the New York Herald relative to goats, It is possible that out of these comments some of our farmer cones* pondents and prospective settlers on Volusia Farms may be given a new line 'rS of thought relative to the hjt b e w ngmentioned resources of the fine tract of general fanning land across the river Horn Sanford. The book deals with the finer breed of goat called the Angora from which mo­ hair Is clipped—mohair being the tech­ nical name for the fiber of the Angora goat used In the manufacture of a variety *,of fabrics, either pure, or in connection , with wool, silk, linen, eta, the shorter hair pf the Angora is used in the manu­ fa c tu re of automobile tops, lap robes, etc. The odor noticeable in the common goat is entirely absent in the Angora; the odor in a fleece of mohair is milder than that in a wool fleece and Is not at all offen­ sive. < r . . T h ese GOATS THRIVE ON BRUSH ANP SHRUBBERY. They could not live on fine pasture lands like cattle and sheep—their feed must be of a browsing . nature , ■ With the opening of large acreages of wild land for. fanning and agricultural purpose* there is on enormous demand for. Angoras in the middle west for clear­ ing these lands of the brush and shrub­ bery. . ... . In localities where the land Is com­ pletely subdued by brush the goat Is con­ sidered of more value for the purpose of clearing it than for its mohair, its meat * or skin combined. Goals will convert a wilderness Into a pasture without expense to th e farmer. Goats are evéri lasted for this purpose in the westIn Missouri, breeders are paying spec­ ial attention to the production of Angora goats as live stack for the markets. Owing to the tremendous shortage of ' live stock in this country, there fa a' good profit, they assert, in the breeding of any kind of meat product As far back as .Abraham's day, we read of goats being used for meat, and this, too, when there wsrê many battle and sheep The reports that goats are sold tn meat packers fa true, but it re­ fers to the Angord goat only. The flesh afthe Angara goat fa exceed­ ingly nutritious and palatable. The meat of the Angora competesirith lambufrom the fact of. Its exceptionally fins whole­ some flavor. -, „ • VI* Were this fact, says Mr. Vyfa, more generally known. Angora goat flesh would he the woricTa favorifo and popu­ lar mf*t The only- ressoh why these goats are not more often aeanin the market reports of receipts odd ship OF TH E VOLUSIA FARMS else the better the mohair. The point that occurs to us is this: Leaving mohair out of the question, why not Introduce the Angora goat on Volusia, Farms, first, for clean Ing up the land, and second, fo r raising as five stock? It fa not likely that the) Angora goat woukl do well on our lands if considered purely for its mohair, as all authorities w î r . N *1 ture, the Angora must have the nigged hillsides on which to climb. In cleaning up land, however, we an­ ticipate that they would pròve of Lneati-~ mable value: Pictures in the “Mohair Industry of America** show some won­ derful effects of before and after—of lands covered with bushes and of those. same lands cleaned up like a pork solely through the medium of the Angora goal. Homesteaders are making their herds do the work of clearing the land of brush for later fanning operations, in other ports of the country., why not on Volusia Farms?' A subscriber, writing to the' “Southern Agriculturist,’' desired to know how to extermite wild onions, and a correspon­ dent replied: I wUb to n r lo youf Mb i o f i r ' On Pine Key, near Tampa, Florida, Mr. H. H. Moloche has a herd of 100 . bead of goats. On this Key there is a very heavy growth of grass and other vegetation, and it is to'get rid of this that the goats were placed there. We do not know whether Mr. Moloche's goats are y^goras or not. but. we \ believe the Angora better suited toVolusia Farms limn the ordinary common gnat, because of the stock tajoing possibilities Angora 'goat raisers have been put into circumstances of comparative af­ fluence by the scarcity of sheep and lambs, which has created a demand for their output at vew remunerative prices . Lamb and mutton as a luxury in Florida only to be thought of—never eaten on account of its scarcity and Its high price. ; l-ftinh chops sold for. 90c a found in , Jacksonville last winter, while 20c. was askaeftor the toughest mutton. No Disease gora Goat. Is K no w n U the An­ ^ Farmers’ Bulletin, No. 137. U: S. De­ partment of Agriculture, I90l, page 23, is a. deep-seated prejudice against the use of goat for meat. This ■_ •fa founded upon ignorance ratheritlian - • experience. The most Ul-smrfttng “MlJy" of the worst possible type is >by* many made the standard of gôat meat for the • whole of the goat family. ‘ SbfoiAhire Iambs, which the best kinds of meat, ore credi to a well-fed wcll' •J In the Soutlrwret;- * ■ . -> m e as readily «Jtó for ' the beat mutton. ___ _____ riri end the market has never v . It is stated that Angora goats thrive been ovefatqcked. In nearly every lo­ , faoot in high and dry altitudes as these t • *V?X, •. I • • cality where they have been killed for altitudes have a beneficial effect on the mutton,, there has never been a deroga­ I'* tory Itntcment concerning Its quality. , _ _ . _ juire pi a |great H amount | j v ; { of exercise. They are exceptionally sen­ In Cope Cotohy it is said that the old are slaughtered to furnish meat for sitive of restraint—the greater the exera v . . n c î/i Meting. a farmer can t dirfod.Lgiven. given attention and study, We* be­ Here lieve Adgorer Adgora goat raising mid L-----ducts wiD prove very promawe, •Will YOU make use df this, only ONE of the many resources of Volusia Farms? WrtU fef Ow -1 =n Bank Building. . . ,* • farm hands and young nwethcra are sold to butchers. In California many miners purchase Angora wethers in preference to sheep wethers for salting down for winter use, because, as they state, the AAgora contains leas fa t is more easily kept and is just as palatable. So many inquiries have come to the Bureau of Animal Industry concerning the meat phase of Angora goat raising Deportment ascertained the facts of marketing from the actual pro­ ducers Answers to the question, “Do you have any difficulty in disposing of your surplus Angoras for meet?" were in­ variably in the negative. , . IS VOLUSIA f ARMS CLIMATE SUITABLE? So far as temperature is concerned, no place has been found that is too hot or too cold for Angoras Though not partial to heat, they will stand it quite as easily os sheep. Shade is essential where the sunshine is very warm. The climate in Angora, where the breed orig­ inated and is still supposed to flourish in its most perfect ' state, Is extreme: A temperature as high as 80 degrees la reg­ istered there in summer. _ In the Cape of Good hope, where Angoras are thriving ■weU, the temperature goes higher in sum­ mer. ... Almost any kind of soil, except wet and marshy land, is suitable for these goats. , .. Crossing the Angora bucks upon the common goats of the United States have -been very Satisfactory in many respects. Many of the large flocks of Texas and New Meiico have had Mexican does for their foundation. , Why not success with the Florida goat? - • * w ' According to the latest available sta­ tistics. Volusia, county has only 124 goats, presumably of the common breed. Florida has only 40.2Ì0. so the. oppor­ tunities theitnlre in'this State Tor highgrade goal breeding have not bran ex­ tensively (favefaped.' ‘ According to the New York Herald. • sqtQO of the government e reasons for untierf&klngTo tievefap the- American goat .«re these—and this opens another phase of the question vfo have not touched: “It falbe unanimous opinion of milk experts that.goat's milk is much better then cow’s milk, for invalids, children, cookery and nearly other purpose. “It fa of more nutritive value and more,, easily digested than caw’s milk. Is ab­ solutely free st oil time« .from the germs of tuberculosis bearing out what we said above that-dtseoae was unknown to to the goat. "Cheese made from gppt’s milk is of the choicest varieties ahff commands the... highest prices, Ask your grocer the price of SchVdfc^* xer. Hoque/oH* sod. other goat tfidlK V V u cheese. • •" .5 * SA N FO R D , fL O R ID A itfìkT Î.ÜL * ■• ». .d'usjr/i . . L»*- - �ine SAfiroRti itéRALb 1 ‘ • • * **> ■ ♦i f 1 rVH %W»W VW ^ ^ W W > W H V | AM A C A N D ID A T E FO R TH E OFFICE C ITY OF SANFORD Subject to the Action of the White Primary to be Held on . . . . Generally -in- political campaigns a candidate’s friends who can’t say anything in favor find something to say against the other mani. Sometimes it’s funny, often merely silly and rarely if ever true. i ie ' My ardent enem ies are circulating one of these stories in the present campaign i v i \ a funny, because silly and untrue. * . They say I want to be Mayor so I can buy La " ‘i* - ■-■<** ' - -Jy Water Works property ‘ I do not favor and will oppose this proposition T irin ' Let us consider: Lake would want money wouldn’t lie? lies, sure. The council and not the Mayor handles the city’s finance. Yes,, that’s .true How does the city or its council raise money for such purpose? By a bond issue, of course. How are bonds issued: Only by a vote of the freeholders of the city at an election called for that purpose. The call must state the purpose for which the money is to be spent. That is the laW, only you voters can determine a qestion of this kind. Then bow am I to buy the Water- Works for the city? ... a . Does no? VW W W W W HW WWWV �•»■«éï -t®S$S5y8i i ■ - * m* tyi October » . 1911 SAltlENrORD HERALD =*= r ■ t T Q rpw th t f i. o. o. r •_ Ode to tlja Auto the Misses Lilian Higgins, • Ea- and went* to Browning's mill from where O r tr djshlU t*the poerbsess. I’m sadtag a flaOne of the greatest orders In 'th* . he telephoned the snetur* Olfloe. Justice PttrdoD. Margaret Dana. Lucca xlay D that of the Odd FeUov», FeUow», who today Chapped. Llndk Connelly, Clarissa te a r- Marshall went to the mill and held an rvw inortasgsd ih* homs for aa août, and 1 am a quiet and anostsntailoui txb«” w tlT 'up la i h t ru n a D ’. t w t r m hog. Flora Price. Irena Thornton, Martha Inquest The body was iBat, of Mr. scattered seeds, of klndneu w»> uioMlav, Holly. ;— Items of Interest Concerning Miller, KatS Underwood, Adelaide Hlgpathway of I l i a ’. n* ^ tfm . J. Holly wag • man In the SO**. gine, Anna McLaughlin. Douglas Aber­ Society People.;.___ M « S iR S Ü Îr.G rt l.(U— m m » T te following facts and ngUitt nathy; Ralph Wight, Karl- RoumlUat. He 1s married, but has no children. For But ÜMiâailr wklasd about It snd tasisud tk st l taken from the report of the B7ih lna? Forest1Gatcbel . Pope Wicker. Ernest several year* the family lived in Pslatka. of tbe L O. O. F. which convtS lf P O IN T S PURELY PERSONAL Betts. Osborne William*, Paul Jones. only six weeks ago moving to Rolleston Id Ù n T r« t* s 5 ” ltad«S, a tocnvsu. soSM U ns liF the City of Indiana poll» on "SepttaAtr from Emmett »treat pear the Ice factory. ' tb* titsbvar r it i ih* asta* Wlttle Shepherd. Frank Shelley, Seth AnJ io wit snJ 18th, 1911; He went to and from his new. borne and Woodruff, McDowell Butt. Harrold Long. S;i wvjSssnrvd Um bams with a 1Um . ih* sseaod Membership of the Order *I Mew Celery City Vanity r a lr W hlk this d ty In a gasoline launch. It waa on ' tubava leekaaw. George McLaughlin. Away th e Goldin HoursM first u tor p«r^of i t e purefasss pries and • fvw Tte Dea 31. 1910................ the Tuesday evening trip home and oihrr i 2.W3.73I ' Social Gossip For the relief of tick. . $ It _ The boys of the Sanford High School nearly In sight of It that t e was drowned. WJ/e raid 5 7‘1.04»4, ps y *Mn. H. P. Driver, entertained the every met Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 4th, and The Jury’s verdict wae accidental drown­ W ü h l t e ite car fars bill and Total receipts for 1910.... Odd Felkres Home, not in­ Thursday Bridle Club In the popular end organized the athletic association. The ing. Mr. Holly was an -industrious young my Oms 1 wsKnow* cluding 11 In course of ooeey tea rood) ot MD* Chariotte Keclor, officers for the ensuing year are Karl Roa­ man who lived happily with bis wlfs, construction___. . . Thursday afternoon. Two table# of Bridge ni Lilat. president; Ray Maxwell, vice pres­ and has stood highly In the estimation of ruptey m»chlf)c. <200.411« (ten j Mow o tters ors Sottie* i t e rhino. During the last 40 years w en played. Mrs. C. 0. McLaughlin made ident; Clarence Maboney, secretary end all who knew him. with *ol»«ncy Skins. 3358.431 members and the top eoore and won the- Ant prize, a treasurer. Football plans for .the season I’m sa ite n a f t e ite HD brother D R. J. Holly, the well- Whiletor the lodilrnt Min.1 318394 destitute families hand tome eofa pillow. Mrs. R. S. Keelor were digetused. It wes decided that the known editor of the Sanford Herald, who comlaS—i»st reoelved the booby prize, a very pretty Sanford High School would bó represent­ was informed of the drowning and who have received in relief JlJt.oi« leather bridge score. After the conclusion ed on the gridiron by a . strong eleven, arrived here last evening to arrange for Who wlU undertake to estin,’,, It's tte pisce, of a dniaken sailor at ite tela of a amount of good that this and of the game*, delicious guava cream and with Prof. Wild man as manager and tbe funeraU-Palatka News. rudilrrtffii ship — Orar tte buia to tte poorbaue, I'm kUiln’ a tel-' ■titutlons are doing for the enu* Qf h. coke w en served. Phil Alien, captain. uv-t-cUp. _ _ _ About Charley L am er . SpdtyT i ** —Verm 111tod. 4 D.. Republican. Mn. Driver's guests were M n R. S. Tbe Miami Herald D printing a aeries Beys S couts Organized , Mrs. W. D. Holden. Mrs. 0. W New Bank WIII0 prn M aks The V agrants W ork Lest Saturday afternoon, through the of artklea on Who's Who and Why In Mr*. G O. McLaughlin, M n Paul The Bank of Winter Park will open b. Kaaly. M n a W. King, and Mr*.'A. W. courtesy of Mr. C. R. Walker fourteen Miami and last week’s Dsae contained a * Jacksonville, Fla,- Oct, 10.—Aroused to new building for Inspection by th* w e-----* Sanford boys had the time of their life. good one on Chas. D. LelDer. Lack of action by reports of shortage of labor UfOWll. and for t t e receiving-of dciw .u <ndIt was the Am outing of Sanford Troon space forbids the entire publication but throughout tbe s ta ta the Jacksonville transaction of otter buslhe*» on Mond*. we reproduce tbe Sanford part because Board of Trade has Instructed a special Under the auspices of the Ladles Union No. 1 of the Boy Scouts of America. They October 16, at 10 o. m„ and (t o j , all of us know Charley Leffier and be were taken In a launch serosa Lake Mon­ oommlttee to take up a campaign for a a sociable was given at the parsonage thirty p. tn. brief addresse» *m h< deserve* all the good things said about roe to Enterprise, The lanncn anchored rigid enforcement of tbe vagrancy Dw In of the Congregational church. Besides by 01 ofneer» , JackaonviUe. where the*« are s a k l . i o >InJtbe h *Sduth l i £ jPark f f 1 °* Ikt’f» «»( the the sodai mingling of friends the even- near the shore on the north side of the him: The boys already In their bathing “But before gring Into the life history several thousand Idle negro men and I®011 Triends. after wliicit refrtig. log was made very enjoyable by musical menti will be served. The excrei»« *ij| t e jo f Mr. Leffler It D best to begin at the grown boys beginning end wort up to now.. When The committee, of which John G. Griffin be enlivened by music by the Wiatw "quaRetteT composed Park Band and tbe Roll in. o,ucie Woodruff. Dr. C. E. Walker. Roland Wild- Sulphur Springs and spent a delightful four years rid Mr. Leffler moved to a promt ocnj -sHJpping man. D chairman, ClubT te public is cordinl> ,uvitolu mao and Frank Polk contributed very hour la the water. After • the refreshing Alabama: and la 167? the family moved wifi hnid-.a meeting within tte next few be presenL The banking liuuv mtuch D to Fbtitft (0 a little town called Melonpleasure of tbe water they wert lined up day* JUBQ¿oofildgr, menns of co-operating largely toward the pleasure -and success nearing completion, is built -,f u s r villa, now Sanford. Tterh*wsa no school and put through their' military tactics. with thainunlclpof authoriUe* in driving of the evening. A very amusing and sand-lime brick, after plans i«c(Mrrd by In MeioQville but there was one tbfe® That completed they waddd back through out tte va grants! JackaonviUe, like all unique guessing contest furnished the Mr. Perdval Rutton an archiiect of Ntv miles distant, at Fort Roed. Throe miles the water to the boat. Wbdh' the boat Florida towns-sM communities, has been literary feature« of the program. The York, and D a beautiful and txmmiodlosi to school and the same throe miles home reached the wharf at Sanfohl the boy* an­ feeling tte a&fm shortage of labor very nsgiM of a~ number of the prominent structure, end D bcDivtvl that ihe iam. gave young Leffler great opportunities to nounced their arrival a t tefcjM lsr • keenly*) Many.of its Industries have been dtixena of Sanford, were represented by tutlon will t e a great convenience to ü» *f articles and picture*; the company were whoop and yell. After disembarking, think. What hD thought* were then hampered. people of Winter Park and .nmondial cannot t e recalled, but te never gave Citizens beici ve thatmIf a rigid igid campaign to guees from these articles and pictures they lined up and gave three cheers for of the Dwt: country. r ITof the correct names they were intended to C. R. Welker. Marching through the up thinking. Its a habit with him to­ D made for the enforcement day. was yesterday aqd always will be. streets they gave their Scout yell, repeat­ Idle negroes will be compelled to seek suggest. A prize-was offered to the Kltch*n Convsnlei'ci person guessing correctly the largest ing It in front of the First National Bank, Some men never acquire that h ab it but permanent employment. Many want the . A half dozeu thumb tn. k». ■m b u as stated above. Leffler Is something the Peoples Bank and the Herald office, officers to go so far aa to make those number of names thus represented. are used by artlata and arch!' ts. vUl different. where they disbanded. ' accused of being Idler* shows that they ' ‘ Miss Mabel Cowan of Sanford Heights« prevent the oilcloth on kltcl ■il '»blu 1 ( 1 Young Leffler learned all t e could at Tbe first meeting of this organization are employed for *U days a weekIl D guessed the largest number correctly, front slipping Three »lour •h r frost common dodge for chronic idlers to cd*o of a table and the ■»>;,<■ uuuibff and literally took the cake; as the prize InfSanford took place Sept. 18th (n the the little Fort Reed school and then his was a generous slice of delicious cake parish room of tbe People* Church und parents sent him to Homer Academy. work a day or two at some inalgniAcatloa In back keeps It »«cure »nd ■luootk. dalntly wrapped In whlti tissue paper under the direction of the pastor. There He used all they could give him there employment merely to envadf) the deslg were oaty three boys present a t this first and went to the University of the South nation a* a vagrant., tied with white rlbbqn ‘7 i ** Miss Albino Frank, also of Sauford meeting, but these became so enthusias­ at Suwanee.J'enn.. and took three years tic that boys by twos end threes have treatment there, end wound up hD edu­ y ¿/¡BeaUt « f Mrs. B. J. Williams Heights, guessed the next largest num­ ber correctly. A Silver offering was made been coming fn at each subsequent cation at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. taking ‘ a , The community was shocked at the meeting. There are now twelve boys commercial course In a . well-knowo, Col. thtW gehoe of thq death of Mr*. B. J. far the benefit of the church. who have either passed the tender foot lege. .He came home to Sanford alias Wigi'nrptf which occured at the Daytona A5 The Sanford Music Club, held their first, test or are preparing for that ordeal. A Melonville, equipped with theory. whWi ganltprium last Sunday night. Mrs. WUllAJri* Va*.' taken seriously 111 about *< meeting of the season Saturday after­ boy scout tender foot mvit be prepared be began to convert into practice. to tie four standard knots,’ must know HD first mingle with work^ was with opqtnontliggo'.and , hoping the change ‘* noon/ et tg4Wed£ In the studio, of Mrs. . the South Florida Railroad, a corporation, the history of the American Sag and be ( q the coast would benefit .ter health she T sn o ie Stembridge Munson. The subject ■r. able to give the twelve scout laws. He now a part of tbe Atlantic Coast Line, a joined her -huaband at New Smyrna '^ T ' O U c a n ^ct considered was early English Music corporation. He was a cashier, until where b e 'D* engaged fn‘ business. Bethen takes the following oath: On my hooot t h e m hy ailMusic In the days of Queen Elizabeth transferred to the' auditing debartinent of tomlng worae Mrs. Wllllqm» Was trinoved v e r t i b i n c in thi» eras Very Interestingly treated in a paper I will do my best, I, To do my duty • to God and my country and to obey the the Plant Steamship Line, a corporation, to the Sanitarium, at Daytona where all S 1 by Mr*. George Fox, Jr. p a p e r, ltrc a ih c i Shakespeare in music was given in a scout law. 2, To help other people a t all where he remained between Sanford and that medical sklll and tbe gentle nursing t h e b e s t claw of times. 3, To keep myrelf ' physically Port Tampa Until he decided to fee into of àDtèr* and raDtlves waa done but most Interesting and Instructive talk by p e o p l e in this partnership of the kind that robs a man to no avail and thD yqang Ufe was given Mr*. Munson, who also, played several strong, mentally awake and morally of the follow of being a Benedict. After Almost before the- bad commenced to c o m m u n ity . original air. Introduced by Shakespeare straight martying MDa May Martin, of Sanford, live. ' . The scout law; ~ . In his plays, the. words of which were Mr. Leffler took up the mercantile busi­ 1. A scout Is trustworthy. Reba Striogfellow Williams grew up In sung by Miss Mabel Bowler. "Under ness. That waa In 1891. He operated a I {¡1 11 "JJ) l A scout It loynt • Sanford from liar earliest childliood and The Greenwood Tree” from "As You Like • • grocery »tore there* until 18M. when te tte sudden death D a blow to every A scout la helpful. 3. It.” Several of the songs’ qf Ophelia. In decided to come tb Miami.” 4. A scout Is friendly. ona A few mon tbs ago she was married thf> mad scene from Hamlet.’’ The old A scout Is courteous, ■ ' ■ to Brodte J.’ Williams a childhood friend A ; ap n | of "Willow", sung by Desdemona, la P roducts Shipped F rem Florida A stout'la kind. 6. and the death D saddest because It *oo•O ther; also the old English Lyric. ■ Jacksonville, Fla-, Oct. 6—Through the crired almost in the hQDeymoon when A scout Is obedient i •• ' T. ’Drtn£ To Me With Thine Eyes", words 8. A scout Is cheeTful ; »% COertesy bf Robert Teller, traveling qpm- ibe yoong ooupl* «relè planning their by Ben Johnson, melody unknown. The A Scout Is thrifty! < tnerrial agent for the 'Atlantic Coast Line new homo at Near Smyrna. fi. club discussed. Elizabeth patron of U s e t h i s p a p e r if railway. The Packer D able to furnDh Its A scout is brsve. 10 . Mrs. Williams was the daughter of i j»music, bow the love of music n ÿ A b e y ou w ant readers a correct report of the packages Mr. add Mrs. L G. Stringfellow and tte developed in e community OF town. II. A scout la dean. handled by . freight and exprpsa from . o f t h e i r buM itesi. i -' sympathy of evfcry otic goes out to th* Short selections were given by Mrs. M. IL A scout IS reverent Tbe Alligator petrol of the first, troop points on the AlDntlc Coast Lino railroad parents and sisters aud to the young Martin, from Byrd, Tallis. Bull. Gibbons »*1 has been organized for the Congregational In this state. From September 1, 1010, to husband V' •nd.Marley. The program was much en­ July 31.’ 1911. shipments were as follows: The funeral wlU occur this .morning at joyed. The names of several possible church with Fred C. Wight as patrol . . . ■. e « * »* *7 s' Freight Express. Total nine o'clock from tte residence of ter leader and Douglas Glayde ak corporal. & • •4 , members were- suggested. Patrols will be organized for the other Beans ______ 70.01« Ì3.843- 17L861 sDter.Mre. May Dicklns, ’ • .'-I .# **• 1 b-•• Berries.’. . . 11.978 22.08! 24.M9 iL ‘.*f i t ’ Mies Mabel Bowler will sing at the Ce- churches aa rapidly ha boys enough for Cucumbers ....111,563 *7,6« 240,231 Rally Day At Peoples Church ”, clUan Music Club, which will meet at tbe patrols Join the aoouta. 98.168 Tbe scouts will have uniforms and Cantaloupe* .. 92,210 . 5,958 Sunday »aa Rally Day a t the Peoples Mr*. Munson’* •• studio Oct. • • 14th. .327385 12.8« 340364 Church. In the mprnlng Mr. Waldron badges. Thay have signs which they fOriery . . . Cabbage.......... 43.634 4.0« 47.714 emphasised thè necessity of cO-operatlon make to each a lte r and their leader, us­ Mrs. R. S. Kaelof and Mrs. Paul Keely Eggplant .¿ .J .. 16/172 4.883 21.053 among^tbe members, using for an Illustre* dined With Mrs. W. D. Holden at the San­ ing tbe first.three fingers of the left band, Lettuce . . . . . . .280.250 57.822 328.07* te n various parte und activities > f the with change# In using the fingers to sig­ ford House Fnday. M /t Holden’s preseat Peaches............ 9,081 3,449 12330 human body. At night the services were lb the ’ afternoon several more nify different meaning*. ^ 97 4.70S charge of the Sunday School and consist­ To Rev. Gao. JL Waldron belongs the P e a r s . . . . . . . . . 4.608 > «ran invited to play bridge with 17« 1,628. 1.803 ed chiefly of songs and recitations by tte credit of having organized a movement Pea*................. Turn tables were played, ’hie *4,738 school. Th* principal object of thD Rally of which the power and possibilities of P o ta to e s ...... 10.441. 14.317, composing the afternoon party ..... 0 42 42 Day was to fix attention ou tte Sunday good, not only to tbe bpyt of our town, Corn— i Mr*. 0. W- ftfng. Mrs. O, W. Brady, - m 82,733 D.2S2 91,987 School work, and to prepare for a contest but to every d tlte n Within Us borders, Tomatoes Mi*. W. W. Prather. Mr*. C. W. McUughP ineapples.;. . . . . . . 1.125 1,123 that D being carried on among the Con­ Bn itod Mts- H. K Driver. ’T te Am (her Is as fa r. reaching end Uauticaa ee S q u a sh .. . . . . 535« ,, 7)7’. M73 -«r gregational seteria of the during the negt prixfi, a pretty oqiombbite veil waa won time ItaefC^.'; ------- —a-------- — K ’ £5 Miscellaneous . 29.363 52,472 81.835 seven Bigotte. Reference was also mads _____ ____ J | " 'tf ro u n r d a t Polntka by Mr*. H. P. Driver, The booby prise, a " bo* of Hu ylet’s ceadg, W ' ro c J v e d h y } - Last Tuesday evening about -l o'clock U « 3 U 313,278 1.493390 to, the Men and RflBglou Forwora move­ ■M U »». 1W. LKF Ik# *■ --A-.— '.- 1*,t■ The .-1^_ ' _ i k i ' T«. ibiht-», t à - _ _.. 1 ■ ■'•■ - ’ - R- ~ W. *Prather. Une during tbe sea- ment. n pauipalgn of national proportions W R & H û f c a contractor k t the afternoon was < by the de- interior q( th ^ M M 7 w 2.112 cars of water- and of inter denominational sweep that “Ä ° £ ^ ¡ S i lleleoa refreshments of lag..cream , and laid down hD work end parted. ìor tsemm. meljms, Tbry handled.during the season has’Just beau Inaugurated In JackaonviUe to be extended : through tte Mata and ta kin g t caka which were srwwi at tbe Holly lives A Rote*urn on th £ o f e « 0 * < rfftll. t S f t m m m locresse over Isst - I. liit 'a 4 >jr \ m .J.. i-m.- . ll _ . .3 Thera.was a good attendance of parents u s . . the gemfee. of thè riyif-*Just above Browning^ òtltf ÿ é t^ y 398 cars— Packfr. - T - — ----------- -— ~ and fifDods. As usual the young children Get yo u r laundry ready, 11 * ’ ^ ‘ and In a bouse wblch be reotetj.r.éQqsr' f'. :**i, end D eparture of Trains the: favorite# of tte congregation, that we m a y deliver prompt­ > A few friends-met very Informally with sì* weeks ago frotn & J. Hliburn. but aU made-a cMsffluble showing both '-korth aotmo , n® Mr*, a. v t Br*dy Saturday afternoon and Ava o’dock In thè eveping FYank -IWown'k i ' r~ 9 enjoyed one table of bridge. Light re- ieg iaw sòci hmrd a lauiK-h eterning No /tó Ar 1.23 n. m. I.v 1.35 u. m. fpr thomWve* and for those who drilled ly. W e can do “ hurry up ! J J 8 d . j » ' ~ 1233 a . m, t%m fof.lte occasion. .r frashmeou were served. ,** . ’.-V away in thè hyadntte. nùseèd in Iha N a <4 „ J h■' - .2 3 5 p .m . Nü.'HO.*; 9 238 a m . job«, b u t we prefer time ■ — . . . . . . ’ '"'<■ 7 river oppoalte thè miU. No’; one SnaTOod ' y^ souito A very pleasant dance was entered by to te In atte Usnch, and Mr. Browning Lv 238 a m. f i tte Editor oi TteH«»ld: the younger set of young people In tbe Investigated. Tberc ersi, !»';9 8 e U> Ihe N a 8* ’-J Ar XJ6 a. m. N a 89 / - 233 p, tn,». 2.25 p/ m. PDpTOalWw us through the Hénld to had Friday evening. The chap- boat. The englne was ronning. No otva N a M . j m 3 / “ 7.00 p. m. sincerely .thank llr . Donecbon’s frieoda NO M W t l * « ON .COLLARS far the occasion were Mrs. H. B. was In right. Mr. Browning look chargo •- *BXAMcu u n a Ur*. T. fl. Davis. The • t tbfi txMt and rtpomd tte finti- Thura. % , , snd ours bi Sanford Tor their kindness to day roorning about 0:30 Capi. F. E. yoong people comemplate giving ^ Î M L f?.l i Î 5 ? Î , a “ , .A' ‘ ^ ‘ ^ f î k Ih our dr p sorrow.dates* on every Friday evening. The Roaslgnol while passini ùp thè river saw .M rs. P. J. P a i u d o u aro Faïulv, Leesburg—N a 21, Ar.. 11.43 a. i a body AoeUng- He secured thè body U LV. 639 p. m. who shJuyied the < phone a e u ii^ f t n w B t « p«wt JtgMssiÎOa Ha, Oct Olk. IN INE SOCIAL WORLD % I f Y o u W ant » R E S f'îTlii il! u f It T S U s e T h is Paper Coming Down the Lino ^ everything with s r & a t o 'M k 1 ProgressSteam Lanndri �■ i Published Semi-Weekly— Tuesday and Friday IN SANFORD— Lit» PUTTING DOWN SEWERS General News of The Land of Flowers. cuuidxädm State.’» Domain. W. Walker. Stole Attorney toe the Tallahassee circuit, has been ad­ judged Insane. The case will bo fought cot In the courts, however, befwe ho Is token w the asylum, some people con.««tintf that It Is a scheme to get him jpdge Geo. pursue their devsstiag course. ' Three rxMsaiercial travelers were stopping there f« the' night nnd two of them hnd very * narrow escapes. being almost suffocated by the smoke before gaining access to the struct. Thera was no time to lavs spything with the result that the fund,tn» sod the .effects of the guests vrere.aH destroyed.,.' , i * The architect it now busy with she plans for the agricultural’ bulUling and . dining hall at the. state university a t’ r GaIoesyllle, rite construction of which hns been suthotiied by tba board of controL - It is thought that contracts for the buildingi will be lei at tha^pocember meeting of the board of controL" ‘ The city .couiMT'JW .^ynkj/letl at last to the necessity of putting Down a better •ewer at the Sanford House where one has been needed for several years. The I tlj¥W“*‘,y~ dyoidpijtijpon the F.lmlra wooden sewer which is made of while pine, strongly reinforced by steel hoops and the outer surface prelected by • ooatihg of tar. The units cun be Bimty joined together nnd the Joints tarred over and while this' is nn experiment for Sanford th&re is no reason why the wood­ en sewer should not lost for many ypars. It is certainly a great improvement over the boxed arrangement used on this main •ewer for the past few year*, and tmTiflt 1« given a iborough trial nnd proved wanting Tho Herald is inclined to give it the benefit of the doubt. Wo have harp­ ed upon this main sewer d o r y a u p i U i urged the council to try another plnnrnnd pie new •e w e r'is such ir greet improve­ ment over the old that no fair minder) man can condemn it until it tins proved to be deficient It is absolutely nir tkglu and will keep down the nauseous odors that have, prevailed at this point so long. These woyden sowers have been in use in northern cities for years ond hove been the begt material .obtainable fot cheap cost and durable quality. Pioneers' Association The members of this association held u picnic in the fair building in (Jrlando, Oct. 11th. till 1. About seventy-live persons were in at­ tendance, principally the older settlers ol the county. The entertainment ol the morning hours consisted mainly in rem­ iniscent addresses. B. M Sims of A(>op ka, ((resident of the association made the opening address. He was followed by several other representative men of the county. This retrospective feast of rea­ son and floW of. soul was greatly en­ hanced by the magnificent spread which followed, characteristic ot Grunge coun­ ty’s well known and nbmidani hospital ity and which was thoroughly enjoyed by the entire company. 4 A business session win called Immedi­ ately after dinner to perfect nnd make the organization a permanent institution. The constitution which hod been pre­ pared was adopted with only a few alter­ ations. The secretary of the association1will be paid $50.00 per year for Ills services. Mrs. J. . N. Whittier of Sanford was chose historian, winch action was a most fitting and graceful tribute to the lady’s ability and future usefulness in keeping up the annuls of so cre*Miotile an institu­ tion As it is liu|>od the Pioneer's Associa­ tion will prove to be to the entire county. Southwestern Montana is id the grip of a terrific snow stunaVlhnt has cut off Butte from cornmunlpatlon with the out­ side world today. Every telephone and telegraph wire into Bottc has" boon leveled, communication ceasing atliejeun and Deer l^xlge, on the north ami DHlon th# south. >' __ ♦++«+++♦*%* i-*> a-<• Novcmbci; 21st be. , . A Successful Business Man and a Friend of >r. *«Eighteen Years a Wage Earner. I Stand ST JOHNS PRESBYTERY CHARITIES AND CORRECTION South Florida Well Represented At Presbytery Mere In Jgoksonvlllc Jacksonville, Fla., Oct, 13— All com­ mittees on arrangements for the First Florida Conference on Charities and Cor­ rection have Just been organized, and will make a whirl-wind campaign to MANV ELOQUENT ABDRESSES Prom inent Divines From Other S ta te s nvbu Ttave Become M rm bers or Florida Presbytery '■The annual convention of the St. Johns Presbytery at Sanford this week was one of the most successful meetings ever field by the fasbyterinns of * Florida. The St. Johns Presbytery extends from DeLand to Key West and frorn^DeLond to Tampa on the west embracing n pop­ ulous lenity within the domain. About forty delegates, ministers and.elders were Tho tentative program for the con­ ference, which has just been announced, includes some of the foremost diarity workers of the United State*, and some of the most prominent philanthropists nnd community workers of this state. Indication! are that there will be more than.a thousand delegates present, and that they will represent overy county and practically every one of the smaller towns of Florida. Jflfr M g -by The conference represents . the first the hospitable citizens of Sanford who effort toward state-wide organization of irrespective of creed assisted In enter­ all Charity forces. Tho problem of the taining the visitors. "hobo“ in Florida during the winter The o{>cn>ng sermon of the convention monilis nnd the undeserving mendicants was preached on Tuesday evening by and professional beggars who over-run Kev. S. [_ Wilson of Oakland, idler which ihg state during the same period, will b<< new officers were chosen to conduct the a foremost topic of discussion. The con­ session of the Presbytery. Rev, W. T. ference will also undertake to arouse the Waller of Bartow was elected moderator state of Florida to tho danger , of ignor­ and Rev. J* T. Wilds of Plant City clerk. ing its responsibility fair suffering and Wednesday morning an early morning helpless children. A whole section of business session was held at 8:30 o'clock. the conference will 1» devoted to child­ The 10.31) service was conducted* by (ho ren—dependants, delinquents nnd de­ Kcv. T. J. Allison, concluding with (he fectives. , administration of the lord's Supper. * Tire first session of the conference«. An t-iiriy business session was held Thursday evening, will lie hc|d with the Wednesday afternoon, n( the rondusioo State Federation of Women’s clubs which of which the Presbytery was given an ex­ Will be concluding n three-days session cursion to Enterprise. here. The federation lias been one of At the evening service, at 7:30, popular Ahe prime movers for the conference, and missionary reports were made by several Its stutc president. Mrs. A. E, Frederick, ministers. of Miami, pledged the federation to con­ Thursday morning tip- usual early Irtish tribute the lirst one hundred dollars to­ ness session u|M*nrd and ended with, de­ ward its expense. The * federation is votional exercises, which indeed charac­ (utying the expense of bringing Edward terized each and every meeting of the T. Devine, perhaps the most noted charity Presbytery, The sermon at the 1U:30 ser­ worker of the world, to Florida for the vice was preached by Kev. J. W. Stngg. conference. I> I), pastor of the Orlando Presbyterian The toolnlive program announced is church. us follows: Thursday afternoon an early business Thursday eveninc , nov.,' 16. session was held at 2 o'clock, in order The Purpose of the Conference, W A dint thu visitors might enjoy an auto­ Lloyd. mobile rtdc, tendered them by Uic citizens Address of welcome. Mayor Jordan. of Sanford, who were wolfing at the Address, Gov. Gilchrist. church for the conclusion of the business A Program of Social Work for Florida. meeting. Edward T. Devine, editor or the Survey Thursday evening, the dosing busi­ and secretory of New York Charity Or­ ness of the session was tho feature of ganization Society. lias service after which the Kcv. P. H. FRIDAY 0:30 A. M.. NOV.. J7. Hensley Jr., in ctiurge of the Cuban mis­ Subject Organized Charity sion at Ybor City s|>oke of the three What Organized Charity Ctm Du for hundredth anniversary celebration of llic Florida, V. R. Manning, secrelgry of translation of King James Version id the Jacksonville' Association of Charities, i 4 Bible. He was followed by the Kov, G The Ksltabilltatiqu ol Families. Mrs. W. Hardaway, representing the American Margaret Thoroman. assistant secretory Bible Society. , r of Jacksonville Association of Charities. Uncle Bill M akes Good We will have to baud It to Utfcle Bill Hill. Ho sent Ut post cants nnd letters about thu cabbages growing ton feet high in England and we wtnkwi tho other eye and let it go at that. But today he came in and present«*! the editor with u line silver headed cahe made from a cabbage stalk The editor appreciates this little token of regard more than words can cipress and it more firmly cements our warm friendship for Uncle ^lill -Hill, the host fellow in the world. A Modern Paul R evere’ A popoint.young dry goods clerk took an early morning ride yesterday with two yoyng ladles. Stopping to fix one of rite saddles on Pfirk nvenUo the young man's horse dashed away and down the street inwards (ho liable. The young mnn Jumped oil one of the other horses and did the Paul Revere stunt'all the length of Park avenue ufter the fleeting steed, which was finally captured. Now his friends are joking him about the episode. Another Big Furniture Sale Sanford furniture «tores must have the i|orxJ|.and the (trices nnd Judicious advdertisitig in The Herald does the rest On T“**doy of this week Williams 4 Miltsfe sold’an out of town customer u hill of furniture anountini’to $1350. T!»e aosiomcr was gained through The Herald and this tyiterprislng firm expects to reciprocate by taking more space in the paper that always j|e t results. No fake advertising them. Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WtElf swept district of aouthwesterin«Culura(kr' and northern New Mexico, comprising nri area approximately 80by 25 miles. There are rumors of heavy loss of life, but the verified death list so far is comparative. ly snialL^.. That th e, railway» -pf-thf cqtnTtrf take ■over the express companies' business was virtually recommended to the twentythird annual convention of the National Association of Railroad Commissioners in sesioh at Washington this week, by the committee on express servloe. Tit ere was, a prolonged discussion of tho committee's «port. Not since the trial of the ofBcials of the Western Federation of Miners for the alleged assassination of ex-Governor Steunenbcrg of Idaho, has a trial In this country excited the intense Interest in labor circles nnd among the public gen­ erally us is munifeated in the case of the McNamara brothers, who are about to M brought to the bar to answer for alleged complicity In the dynamiting outrage that resulted in the destruction Of the Los-Angeles Times building and the death uf twenty-one men working there, on October 1. 1910 Governors of live Southern states have endorsed the (>ro|>oaal of Gov. Colquitt, of Texas, for a conference on higher prices for cotton. The states ure Virginia. South Caroliun, Alabama. Florida and Arkansas. Resolutions commending the work of Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, chief of the bureau of chemistry, (raising President Taft for his exoneration of Dr. Wiley “from the foolish nnd unfounded charges made against him“ and urging the removal — ■■- —— — ' -• Friendly Visiting. Mrs. W. P. Corbett, chairman of the friendly visiting com­ mittee of tbe^ssoclntod Chanties. The Passing On Evil, Kay G. Harper, secretary Associated Charities, Tain pa, Fla raiDAT 2 I’, m . NOV,, |7 Subject. Slate Institutions Report of the wants of the state asylum. Chattahoochee State Reform yghasl. Marianna State School for Blind,'wf. Augustine. '** * FRIDAY 8 I*. M., NOV.. 17. Sulfl^ct: Children's Work. The Child. Society’s Most Valuable a £ set. Homer Folks, secretary State Board of Churfties of New York. Defective Children. Marcus C. Fugg. Supt., C. H. S .*f Fioridtt. YaXTUKt)Ar 0:30 a. w.. nuv.. 18 ' Social Service nnd the Church. Kcv. E. A. Waldo, West Palm Bench. Flo. Social and the Y. M. C. A., J. A. Sher­ rill. Secretary Y. M. C. A.. Pensacola. Fla. . Social Service and Y. W. C. A.. Miss Elizabeth Thomas, Secretary Y- W. C. A.. Jacksonville. . " Social Service and the Woman's Club, Mrs. Susie Wight. Sanford, Kin. Medical Inspection of School Children, Dn Charles Terry, city health commis­ sioner. Jacksonville. . Public Health, Dr. Iliratn Byrd, of the state board ot health. , SATURDAY 2 P. M., HO V., 18. Out of town delegates will be enter­ tained by auto ride or river trip. Moved Into New Home - ------I. Mr. and lilra. Karnatx moved into their C ard'of Thanks . new home in Markham Heights yester­ To tho fall lor of Tho HrittW: u* tlirtju^h JDe Hernkl lo day. There are a numbar of new homes sincerely thank our many friends for their being erected on the hiU and in a lew kindness to us In our recent bereavement. years the piney woods wifi give way ty beautiful homes and lawns. L. G. Stxikqixujow and Family, trants. of wtdeh there are thlrtoen, are all on the ground with one or two ex­ ceptions, and telegrams received a t 't h e Florida headquarters, which have been opened in the Martinique bqfei by Q*M4» Nolan, tho Cadillac d en larv 'iu t* _that the absent onaa wlU bç b e re 'ÿ T tltiye to make the start tomorrow, � 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, October 10, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 10, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 10, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6053ef532cf08da096c39674692870ba.pdf 19e47add390c0c95f2dfcd9271291073 PDF Text Text •»■«éï -t®S$S5y8i i ■ - * m * tyi October » . 1911 SAltlENrORD HERALD =*= r ■ t T Qrpwth t f i. o. o. r •_ Ode to tlja Auto the Misses Lilian Higgins, • Ea- and went* to Browning's mill from where Ortr djshlU t * the poerbsess. I’m sadtag a flaOne of the greatest orders In 'th* . he telephoned the snetur* Olfloe. Justice PttrdoD. Margaret Dana. Lucca xlay D that of the Odd FeUow», today FeUov», who rvw inortasgsd ih* homs for aa août, and 1 am Marshall went to the mill and held an Chapped. Llndk Connelly, Clarissa teartxb«” wtlT'up la ih t runaD’.tw trm a quiet and anostsntailoui w»> lav, hog. Flora Price. Irena Thornton, Martha Inquest The body was iBat, of Mr. scattered seeds, of klndneu uioM ;— Items of Interest Concerning Miller, KatS Underwood, Adelaide Hlg- Holly. pathway of I l i a ’ . n* ^ tfm. J . Holly wag • man In the SO**. gine, Anna McLaughlin. Douglas Aber­ Society People.;.___ M «SiRSÜ Îr.G rt l.(U— m m » T te following facts and ngUitt nathy; Ralph Wight, Karl- RoumlUat. He 1s married, but has no children. For But ÜMiâailr wklasd about It snd tasisud tkst l taken from the report of the B7ih lna? Forest1Gatcbel . Pope Wicker. Ernest several year* the family lived in Pslatka. of tbe L O. O. F. which convtS PO IN TS PURELY PERSONAL Betts. Osborne William*, Paul Jones. only six weeks ago moving to Rolleston lfIdÙnTr«t*s5” ltad«S, a tocnvsu. soSM Uns liF the City of Indiana poll» on SepttaAtr " from Emmett »treat pear the Ice factory. ' tb* titsbvar r it i ih* asta* Wlttle Shepherd. Frank Shelley, Seth AnJ io wit snJ 18th, 1911; He went to and from his new. borne and Woodruff, McDowell Butt. Harrold Long. S;i wvjSssnrvd Um bams with a 1Um . ih * sseaod Membership of the Order *I Mew Celery City Vanity ra lr Whlk ' tubava leekaaw. this dty In a gasoline launch. It waa on George McLaughlin. Away the Goldin HoursMfirst u tor p«r^of ite purefasss pries and • fvw Tte Dea 31. 1910................. the Tuesday evening trip home and oihrr i 2.W3.73I ' Social Gossip For the relief of tick. . $ It _ The boys of the Sanford High School nearly In sight of It that te was drowned. WJ/e raid 5 7‘ 1.04»4, ps y * Mn. H. P. Driver, entertained the every met Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 4th, and The Jury’s verdict wae accidental drown­ Wühlte ite car fars bill and Total receipts for 1910.... Odd Felkres Home, not in­ Thursday Bridle Club In the popular end organized the athletic association. The ing. Mr. Holly was an -industrious young my Om s 1 wsKnow* cluding 11 In course of ooeey tea rood) ot MD* Chariotte Keclor, officers for the ensuing year are Karl Roa­ man who lived happily with bis wlfs, construction___ . . . Thursday afternoon. Two table# of Bridge ni Lilat. president; Ray Maxwell, vice pres­ and has stood highly In the estimation of ruptey m»chlf)c. <200.411« (ten j M ow otters ors Sottie* ite rhino. During the last 40 years wen played. Mrs. C. 0. McLaughlin made ident; Clarence Maboney, secretary end all who knew him. with *ol»«ncy Skins. 3358.431 members and the top eoore and won the- Ant prize, a treasurer. Football plans for .the season I’m sa ite n a fte ite HD brother D R. J . Holly, the well- Whiletor the lodilrnt Min.1 318394 destitute families handtome eofa pillow. Mrs. R. S. Keelor were digetused. It wes decided that the known editor of the Sanford Herald, who comlaS—i»st reoelved the booby prize, a very pretty Sanford High School would bó represent­ was informed of the drowning and who have received in relief JlJt.oi« leather bridge score. After the conclusion ed on the gridiron by a . strong eleven, arrived here last evening to arrange for Who wlU undertake to estin,’,, It's tte pisce, of a dniaken sailor at ite tela of a amount of good that this and of the game*, delicious guava cream and with Prof. Wild man as manager and tbe funeraU-Palatka News. ru d ilrrtffii sh ip — Orar tte buia to tte poorbaue, I'm kUiln’ a tel-' ■titutlons are doing for the enu* Qf h. coke wen served. Phil Alien, captain. uv-t-cUp. _ _ _ About Charley Lam er . SpdtyT i ** —Verm 111tod. 4 D.. Republican. Mn. Driver's guests were M n R. S. Tbe Miami Herald D printing a aeries Beys Scouts Organized , Mrs. W. D. Holden. Mrs. 0. W New Bank WIII0prn Maks The Vagrants Work Lest Saturday afternoon, through the of artklea on Who's Who and Why In Mr*. G O. McLaughlin, M n Paul The Bank of Winter Park will open b. Kaaly. M n a W. King, and Mr*.'A. W. courtesy of Mr. C. R. Walker fourteen Miami and last week’s Dsae contained a * Jacksonville, Fla,- Oct, 10.—Aroused to new building for Inspection by th* w e-----* Sanford boys had the time of their life. good one on Chas. D. LelDer. Lack of action by reports of shortage of labor UfOWll. and for tte receiving-of dciw.u <ndIt was the Am outing of Sanford Troon space forbids the entire publication but throughout tbe stata the Jacksonville transaction of otter buslhe*» on Mond*. we reproduce tbe Sanford part because Board of Trade has Instructed a special Under the auspices of the Ladles Union No. 1 of the Boy Scouts of America. They October 16, at 10 o. m„ and (t o j , all of us know Charley Leffier and be were taken In a launch serosa Lake Mon­ oommlttee to take up a campaign for a a sociable was given at the parsonage thirty p. tn. brief addresse» *m h< deserve* all the good things said about roe to Enterprise, The lanncn anchored rigid enforcement of tbe vagrancy Dw In of the Congregational church. Besides In Jtbe ofneer» , JackaonviUe. where the*« are s a k l . i o > h *Sduth l i £ jPark f f 1 °by * 0 1Ikt’f» «»( the the sodai mingling of friends the even- near the shore on the north side of the him: The boys already In their bathing “But before gring Into the life history several thousand Idle negro men and I®011 Triends. after wliicit refrtig. log was made very enjoyable by musical menti will be served. The excrei»« *ij| te jo f Mr. Leffler It D best to begin at the grown boys beginning end wort up to now.. When The committee, o f which John G. Griffin be enlivened by music by the Wiatw "quaRetteT composed Park Band and tbe Roll in. o,ucie Woodruff. Dr. C. E. Walker. Roland Wild- Sulphur Springs and spent a delightful four years rid Mr. Leffler moved to a promt ocnj -sHJpping man. D chairman, ClubT te public is cordinl> ,uvitolu mao and Frank Polk contributed very hour la the water. After •the refreshing Alabama: and la 167? the family moved wifi hnid-.a meeting within tte next few be presenL The banking liuuv mtuch D to Fbtitft (0 a little town called Melonpleasure of tbe water they wert lined up day* JUBQ ¿oofildgr, menns of co-operating largely toward the pleasure -and success nearing completion, is built -,f u s r villa, now Sanford. Tterh*wsa no school and put through their' military tactics. with thainunlclpof authoriUe* in driving of the evening. A very amusing and sand-lime brick, after plans i«c(Mrrd by In MeioQville but there was one tbfe® That completed they waddd back through out tte va grants! JackaonviUe, like all unique guessing contest furnished the Mr. Perdval Rutton an archiiect of Ntv miles distant, at Fort Roed. Throe miles the water to the boat. Wbdh' the boat Florida towns-sM communities, has been literary feature« of the program. The York, and D a beautiful and txmmiodlosi to school and the same throe miles home reached the wharf at Sanfohl the boy* an­ feeling tte a&fm shortage of labor very nsgiM of a~ number of the prominent structure, end D bcDivtvl that ihe iam. gave young Leffler great opportunities to nounced their arrival at tefcjM lsr • keenly*) Many.of its Industries have been dtixena of Sanford, were represented by tutlon will te a great convenience to ü» *f articles and picture*; the company were whoop and yell. After disembarking, think. What hD thought* were then hampered. people of Winter Park and .nmondial cannot te recalled, but te never gave Citizens beici ve thatmIf a rigid igid campaign to guees from these articles and pictures they lined up and gave three cheers for of the Dwt: country. r ITof the correct names they were intended to C. R. Welker. Marching through the up thinking. Its a habit with him to­ D made for the enforcement day. was yesterday aqd always will be. streets they gave their Scout yell, repeat­ Idle negroes will be compelled to seek suggest. A prize-was offered to the Kltch*n Convsnlei'ci person guessing correctly the largest ing It in front of the First National Bank, Some men never acquire that habit but permanent employment. Many want the . A half dozeu thumb tn. k». ■mb u as stated above. Leffler Is something the Peoples Bank and the Herald office, officers to go so far aa to make those number of names thus represented. are used by artlata and arch!' ts. vUl different. where they disbanded. ' accused of being Idler* shows that they ' ‘ Miss Mabel Cowan of Sanford Heights« prevent the oilcloth on kltcl ■il '»blu 1 ( 1 Young Leffler learned all te could at Tbe first meeting of this organization are employed for *U days a weekIl D guessed the largest number correctly, front slipping Three »lour •hr frost common dodge for chronic idlers to cd*o of a table and the ■»>;,< and literally took the cake; as the prize InfSanford took place Sept. 18th (n the the little Fort Reed school and then his ■ uuuibff was a generous slice of delicious cake parish room of tbe People* Church und parents sent him to Homer Academy. work a day or two at some inalgniAcatloa In back keeps It »«cure »nd ■luootk. dalntly wrapped In whlti tissue paper under the direction of the pastor. There He used all they could give him there employment merely to envadf) the deslg were oaty three boys present at this first and went to the University of the South nation a* a vagrant., tied with white rlbbqn ‘7 i ** Miss Albino Frank, also of Sauford meeting, but these became so enthusias­ at Suwanee.J'enn.. and took three years tic that boys by twos end threes have treatment there, end wound up hD edu­ y ¿/¡BeaUt « f Mrs. B. J . Williams Heights, guessed the next largest num­ ber correctly. A Silver offering was made been coming fn at each subsequent cation at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. taking ‘ a , The community was shocked at the meeting. There are now twelve boys commercial course In a . well-knowo, Col. thtWgehoe of thq death of Mr*. B. J. far the benefit of the church. who have either passed the tender foot lege. .He came home to Sanford alias Wigi'nrptf which occured at the Daytona A5 test or are preparing for that ordeal. A Melonville, equipped with theory. whWi ganltprium last Sunday night. Mrs. The Sanford Music Club, held their first, boy scout tender foot mvit be prepared be began to convert into practice. WUllAJri* Va*.' taken seriously 111 about *< meeting of the season Saturday after­ to tie four standard knots,’ must know HD first mingle with work^ was with opqtnontliggo'.and , hoping the change ‘* noon/ et tg4Wed£ In the studio, of Mrs. . » the South Florida Railroad, a corporation, (q the coast would benefit .ter health she the history of the American Sag and be T sn oie Stembridge Munson. The subject ■r. able to give the twelve scout laws. He now a part of tbe Atlantic Coast Line, a joined her -huaband at New Smyrna ' ^ T ' O U can ^ct considered was early English Music then takes the following oath: On my hooot corporation. He was a cashier, until where b e 'D* engaged fn‘ business. Bet h e m hy ailMusic In the days of Queen Elizabeth transferred to the' auditing debartinent of tomlng worae Mrs. Wllllqm» Was trinoved v e r t ib in c in thi» eras Very Interestingly treated in a paper I will do my best, I, To do my duty •to God and my country and to obey the the Plant Steamship Line, a corporation, to the Sanitarium, at Daytona where all S 1 by Mr*. George Fox, Jr. p ap er, ltr c a ih c i Shakespeare in music was given in a scout law. 2, To help other people at all where he remained between Sanford and that medical sklll and tbe gentle nursing t h e b e s t claw of times. 3, To keep myrelf 'physically Port Tampa Until he decided to fee into of àDtèr* and raDtlves waa done but most Interesting and Instructive talk by p e o p le in this strong, mentally awake and morally partnership of the kind that robs a man to no avail and thD yqang Ufe was given Mr*. Munson, who also, played several of the follow of being a Benedict. After Almost before the- bad commenced to c o m m u n it y . original air. Introduced by Shakespeare straight martying MDa May Martin, of Sanford, live. ' . The scout law; ~ . In his plays, the. words of which were Mr. Leffler took up the mercantile busi­ 1. A scout Is trustworthy. Reba Striogfellow Williams grew up In sung by Miss Mabel Bowler. "Under ness. That waa In 1891. He operated a Sanford from liar earliest childliood and I {¡1 11 "JJ) l A scout It loynt • The Greenwood Tree” from "As You Like • • grocery »tore there* until 18M. when te tte sudden death D a blow to every 3. A scout la helpful. It.” Several of the songs’ qf Ophelia. In decided to come tb Miami.” 4. A scout Is friendly. ona A few mon tbs ago she was married thf> mad scene from Hamlet.’’ The old A scout Is courteous, ■ ' ■ to Brodte J .’ Williams a childhood friend A ; apn| of "Willow", sung by Desdemona, la Products Shipped Frem Florida A stout'la kind. 6. and the death D saddest because It * oo•Other; also the old English Lyric. ■ Jacksonville, Fla-, Oct. 6—Through the crired almost in the hQDeymoon when A scout Is obedient i •• ' T. ’Drtn£ To Me With Thine Eyes", words 8. A scout Is cheeTful ; »% COertesy bf Robert Teller, traveling qpm- ibe yoong ooupl* «relè planning their by Ben Johnson, melody unknown. The < tnerrial agent for the 'Atlantic Coast Line new homo at Near Smyrna. fi. A Scout Is thrifty! club discussed. Elizabeth patron of U s e t h is paper if railway. The Packer D able to furnDh Its A scout is brsve. 10 . Mrs. Williams was the daughter of i j»music, bow the love of music n ÿ A b e y ou w ant readers a correct report of the packages A scout la dean. Mr. add Mrs. L G. Stringfellow and tte developed in e community OF town. II. handled by . freight and exprpsa from . o f t h e i r buMitesi. i -' sympathy of evfcry otic goes out to th* Short selections were given by Mrs. M. IL A scout IS reverent Tbe Alligator petrol of the first, troop points on the AlDntlc Coast Lino railroad parents and sisters aud to the young Martin, from Byrd, Tallis. Bull. Gibbons »*1 has been organized for the Congregational In this state. From September 1, 1010, to husband V' •nd.Marley. The program was much en­ church with Fred C. Wight as patrol July 31.’ 1911. shipments were as follows: The funeral wlU occur this .morning at joyed. The names of several possible ■. e « * »* *7 s' . . . Freight Express. Total nine o'clock from tte residence of ter leader and Douglas Glayde ak corporal. & •4 , members were- suggested. • Patrols will be organized for the other Beans _______ 70.01« Ì3.843- 17L861 sDter.Mre. May Dicklns, ’ • .'-I .# **• 1b-•• Berries.’. . . 11.978 22.08! 24.M9 iL ‘.*f i t ’ Mies Mabel Bowler will sing at the Ce- churches aa rapidly ha boys enough for Cucumbers ....111,563 *7 ,6 « 240,231 Rally Day At Peoples Church ”, clUan Music Club, which will meet at tbe patrols Join the aoouta. 98.168 Tbe scouts will have uniforms and Cantaloupe* . . 92,210 . 5,958 Sunday »aa Rally Day at the Peoples Mr*. Munson’* •• studio Oct. • • 14th. .327385 12.8« 340364 Church. In the mprnlng Mr. Waldron badges. Thay have signs which they fOriery . . . Cabbage.......... 43.634 4 .0 « 47.714 emphasised thè necessity of cO-operatlon make to each alter and their leader, us­ Mrs. R. S. Kaelof and Mrs. Paul Keely Eggplant . ¿ . J . . 16/172 4.883 21.053 ing tbe first.three fingers of the left band, among^tbe members, using for an Illustre* dined With Mrs. W. D. Holden at the San­ 328.07* ten various parte und activities > f the with change# In using the fingers to sig­ Lettuce . . . . . . .280.250 57.822 ford House Fnday. M/t Holden’s preseat Peaches............ 9,081 3,449 12330 human body. At night the services were nify different meaning*. ^ lb the ’ afternoon several more 97 4.70S charge of the Sunday School and consist­ To Rev. Gao. JL Waldron belongs the P e a r s . . . . . . . . . 4.608 > «ran invited to play bridge with 17« 1,628. 1.803 ed chiefly of songs and recitations by tte credit of having organized a movement Pea*.................. Turn tables were played, ’hie *4,738 school. Th* principal object of thD Rally of which the power and possibilities of P o t a t o e s ...... 10.441. 14.317, composing the afternoon party ...... 0 42 42 Day was to fix attention ou tte Sunday good, not only to tbe bpyt of our town, Corn— i Mr*. 0. W- ftfng. Mrs. O, W. Brady, - m 82,733 D.2S2 91,987 School work, and to prepare for a contest but to every d tlten Within Us borders, Tomatoes Mi*. W. W. Prather. Mr*. C. W. McUugh. . . . . 1.125 1,123 that D being carried on among the Con­ (her Is as far. reaching end Uauticaa ee Pineapples.;. . Bn itod Mts- H. K Driver. ’T te Am S q u a sh .. . . . . 535« ,, 7 )7 ’. M 73 gregational seteria of the during the negt -«r prixfi, a pretty oqiombbite veil waa won time ItaefC^.'; --------—a-------- — K ’ £5 Miscellaneous . 29.363 52,472 81.835 seven Bigotte. Reference was also mads ____ J| "'tfro u n rd a t Polntka by Mr*._____ H. P. Driver, The booby prise, a " bo* of Huylet’s ceadg, W ' ro c Jv e d h y }- Last Tuesday evening about -l o'clock U « 3 U 313,278 1.493390 to, the Men and RflBglou Forw o ra move­ ■U » 1LKF Ik# **■ --A-.— '.- 1*■ .-1^_ ' _ i k i ' T«. ibiht-», t à - _ _.. 1 ■ ■'•■ - ’ - R- ~ M ». W. W. Prather. ,t The Une during tbe sea- ment. n pauipalgn of national proportions W R & H û f c a contractor k t the afternoon was < by the de- interior q( th ^ M M 7w “ Ä 2.112 cars of water- and of inter denominational sweep that ° £ ^ ¡ S i lleleoa refreshments of lag..cream , and laid down hD work end parted. ìor tsemm. meljms, Tbry handled.during the season has’Just beau Inaugurated In JackaonviUe to be extended : through tte Mata and taking everything with t caka which were srwwi at tbe Holly lives A Rote*urn on th £ o f e « 0 * < rfftll. tS f t m m m locresse over Isst - I. liit 'a 4 >jr \m .J.. i-m .- . ll _ . .3 Thera.was a good attendance of parents u s . . the gemfee. of thè riyif-*Just above Browning^ òtltf ÿ é t^ y 398 cars— Packfr. -T -— --------- -— - ~ and fifDods. As usual the young children Get your laundry ready, 11 * ’ ^‘ and In a bouse wblch be reotetj.r.éQqsr' f'. :**i, end Departure o f Trains the: favorite# of tte congregation, th a t we m ay deliver prompt­ > A few friends-met very Informally with sì* weeks ago frotn & J . Hliburn. but aU made-a cMsffluble showing both '-korth aotmo , n® Mr*, a . v t Br*dy Saturday afternoon and Ava o’dock In thè eveping FYank -IWown'k i ' r~ 9 enjoyed one table of bridge. Light re- ieg iaw sòci hmrd a lauiK-h eterning No/tó Ar 1.23 n. m. I.v 1.35 u. m. fpr thomWve* and for those who drilled ly. W e ca n do “ hurry up ! J J 8 d . j » ' ~ 1233 a . m, t%m fof.lte occasion. .r frashmeou were served. ,** . ’.-V away in thè hyadntte. nùseèd in Iha Na <4 „ J h■' - . 2 3 5 p .m . Nü.'HO.*; 9 238 a m . job«, b u t we prefer time ■ — . . . . . . ’ '"'<■7 river oppoalte thè miU. No’; one SnaTOod ' y^ souito A very pleasant dance was entered by to t e In a tte Usnch, and Mr. Browning Lv 238 a m. f i tte Editor oi TteH«»ld: the younger set of young people In tbe Investigated. Tberc ersi, ! » '; 98e U> Ihe Na 8* ’-J Ar X J6 a. m. Na 89 / - 233 p, tn,». 2.25 p/ m. PDpTOalWw us through the Hénld to had Friday evening. The chap- boat. The englne was ronning. No otva . j m 3 N aM / “ 7.00 p. m. sincerely .thank llr. Donecbon’s frieoda NO M W t l * « ON.COLLARS far the occasion were Mrs. H. B. was In right. Mr. Browning look chargo •- * BXAMcu u n a Ur*. T. fl. Davis. The •t tbfi txMt and rtpomd tte finti- Thura. % , , snd ours bi Sanford Tor their kindness to day roorning about 0:30 Capi. F. E. yoong people comemplate giving ^ Î M L f?.li Î 5 ? Î , a “ , .A' ‘ ^ ‘ ^ f î k Ih our dr p sorrow.dates* on every Friday evening. The Roaslgnol while passini ùp thè river saw .M rs. P. J . P a i u d o u aro F aïulv, Leesburg—Na 21, Ar.. 11.43 a. i a body AoeUng- He secured thè body U LV. 639 p. m. who shJuyied the < phone a e u i i ^ f t n w B t « p«wt JtgMssiÎOa Ha, Oct Olk. IN IN E SOCIAL WORLD % I f Y o u W ant R E S f'îTlii i l ! u f It T S U s e T h is Paper Coming Down the Lino ^ s r & a t o 'M k 1 Progress Steam Lanndri �■ i Published Sem i-W eekly— Tuesday and Frid ay IN S A N F O R D — L it» PUTTING DOWN SEWERS ST JOHNS PRESBYTERY CHARITIES AND CORRECTION In Jgoksonvlllc South Florida Well Represented General News of The Land Items of Interest Gleaned From The city .couiMT'JW .^ynkj/letl at last Jacksonville, Fla., Oct, 13— All com­ At Presbytery Mere of Flowers. Various Sources to the necessity of putting Down a better mittees on arrangements for the First c u u id x ä d m State.’» Domain. jpdge Geo. W. Walker. Stole Attorney toe the Tallahassee circuit, has been ad­ judged Insane. The case will bo fought c o t In the courts, however, befwe ho Is token w the asylum, some people con.««tintf that It Is a scheme to get him pursue their devsstiag course. ' Three rxMsaiercial travelers were stopping there f« the' night nnd two of them hnd very * narrow escapes. being almost suffocated by the smoke before gaining access to the struct. Thera was no time to lavs spything with the result that the fund,tn» sod the .effects of the guests vrere.aH destroyed.,.' , i * The architect it now busy with she plans for the agricultural’ bulUling and . dining hall at the. state university at’ r GaIoesyllle, rite construction of which hns been suthotiied by tba board of controL - It is thought that contracts for the buildingi will be lei at tha^pocember meeting of the board of controL" ‘ Novcmbci; 21st •ewer at the Sanford House where one has been needed for several years. The I tlj¥W“*‘,y~ dyoidpijtijpon the F.lmlra wooden sewer which is made of while pine, strongly reinforced by steel hoops and the outer surface prelected by • ooatihg of tar. The units cun be Bimty joined together nnd the Joints tarred over and while this' is nn experiment for Sanford th&re is no reason why the wood­ en sewer should not lost for many ypars. It is certainly a great improvement over the boxed arrangement used on this main •ewer for the past few year*, and tmTiflt 1« given a iborough trial nnd proved wanting Tho Herald is inclined to give it the benefit of the doubt. Wo have harp­ ed upon this main sewer d o r y a u p i U i urged the council to try another plnnrnnd pie new •ewer'is such ir greet improve­ ment over the old that no fair minder) man can condemn it until it tins proved to be deficient It is absolutely nir tkglu and will keep down the nauseous odors that have, prevailed at this point so long. These woyden sowers have been in use in northern cities for years ond hove been the begt material .obtainable fot cheap cost and durable quality. Pioneers' Association The members of this association held u picnic in the fair building in (Jrlando, Oct. 11th. till 1. About seventy-live persons were in at­ tendance, principally the older settlers ol the county. The entertainment ol the morning hours consisted mainly in rem­ iniscent addresses. B. M Sims of A(>op ka, ((resident of the association made the opening address. He was followed by several other representative men of the county. This retrospective feast of rea­ son and floW of. soul was greatly en­ hanced by the magnificent spread which followed, characteristic ot Grunge coun­ ty’s well known and nbmidani hospital ity and which was thoroughly enjoyed by the entire company. 4 A business session win called Immedi­ ately after dinner to perfect nnd make the organization a permanent institution. The constitution which hod been pre­ pared was adopted with only a few alter­ ations. The secretary of the association1will be paid $50.00 per year for Ills services. Mrs. J. . N. Whittier of Sanford was chose historian, winch action was a most fitting and graceful tribute to the lady’s ability and future usefulness in keeping up the annuls of so cre*Miotile an institu­ tion As it is liu|>od the Pioneer's Associa­ tion will prove to be to the entire county. MANV ELOQUENT ABDRESSES Prominent Divines From Other S ta te s nvbu Ttave Become Mrmbers or Florida Presbytery '■The annual convention of the St. Johns Presbytery at Sanford this week was one of the most successful meetings ever field by the fasbyterinns of * Florida. The St. Johns Presbytery extends from DeLand to Key West and frorn^DeLond to Tampa on the west embracing n pop­ ulous lenity within the domain. About forty delegates, ministers and.elders were J f lfr M g -by the hospitable citizens of Sanford who irrespective of creed assisted In enter­ taining the visitors. The o{>cn>ng sermon of the convention was preached on Tuesday evening by Kev. S. [_ Wilson of Oakland, idler which new officers were chosen to conduct the session of the Presbytery. Rev, W. T. Waller of Bartow was elected moderator and Rev. J* T. Wilds of Plant City clerk. Wednesday morning an early morning business session was held at 8:30 o'clock. The 10.31) service was conducted* by (ho Kcv. T. J. Allison, concluding with (he administration of the lord's Supper. * An t-iiriy business session was held Wednesday afternoon, n( the rondusioo of which the Presbytery was given an ex­ cursion to Enterprise. At the evening service, at 7:30, popular missionary reports were made by several ministers. Thursday morning tip- usual early Irtish ness session u|M*nrd and ended with, de­ votional exercises, which indeed charac­ terized each and every meeting of the Presbytery, The sermon at the 1U:30 ser­ vice was preached by Kev. J. W. Stngg. I> I), pastor of the Orlando Presbyterian church. Thursday afternoon an early business session was held at 2 o'clock, in order dint thu visitors might enjoy an auto­ mobile rtdc, tendered them by Uic citizens of Sanford, who were wolfing at the church for the conclusion of the business meeting. Thursday evening, the dosing busi­ ness of the session was tho feature of lias service after which the Kcv. P. H. Hensley Jr., in ctiurge of the Cuban mis­ sion at Ybor City s|>oke of the three hundredth anniversary celebration of llic translation of King James Version id the Bible. He was followed by the Kov, G W. Hardaway, representing the American Bible Society. , r Southwestern Montana is id the grip of a terrific snow stunaVlhnt has cut off Butte from cornmunlpatlon with the out­ side world today. Every telephone and telegraph wire into Bottc has" boon leveled, communication ceasing atliejeun and Deer l^xlge, on the north ami DHlon th# south. >' __ Uncle Bill Makes Good We will have to baud It to Utfcle Bill Hill. Ho sent Ut post cants nnd letters about thu cabbages growing ton feet high in England and we wtnkwi tho other eye and let it go at that. But today he came in and present«*! the editor with u line silver headed cahe made from a cabbage stalk The editor appreciates this little token of regard more than words can ♦++«+++♦*% * c ipress and it more firmly cements our a-<• i- *> warm friendship for Uncle ^lill -Hill, the host fellow in the world. be. , . A Successful Business Man and a Friend of >r. * «Eighteen Years a Wage Earner. I Stand A Modern Paul Revere’ A popoint.young dry goods clerk took an early morning ride yesterday with two yoyng ladles. Stopping to fix one of rite saddles on Pfirk n v e n U o the young man's horse dashed away and down the street inwards (ho liable. The young mnn Jumped oil one of the other horses and did the Paul Revere stunt'all the length of Park avenue ufter the fleeting steed, which was finally captured. Now his friends are joking him about the episode. Florida Conference on Charities and Cor­ rection have Just been organized, and will make a whirl-wind campaign to Tho tentative program for the con­ ference, which has just been announced, includes some of the foremost diarity workers of the United State*, and some of the most prominent philanthropists nnd community workers of this state. Indication! are that there will be more than.a thousand delegates present, and that they will represent overy county and practically every one of the smaller towns of Florida. The conference represents . the first effort toward state-wide organization of all Charity forces. Tho problem of the "hobo“ in Florida during the winter monilis nnd the undeserving mendicants and professional beggars who over-run ihg state during the same period, will b<< a foremost topic of discussion. The con­ ference will also undertake to arouse the state of Florida to tho danger , of ignor­ ing its responsibility fair suffering and helpless children. A whole section of the conference will 1» devoted to child­ ren—dependants, delinquents nnd de­ fectives. , Tire first session of the conference«. Thursday evening, will lie hc|d with the State Federation of Women’s clubs which Will be concluding n three-days session here. The federation lias been one of Ahe prime movers for the conference, and Its stutc president. Mrs. A. E, Frederick, of Miami, pledged the federation to con­ tribute the lirst one hundred dollars to­ ward its expense. The * federation is (utying the expense of bringing Edward T. Devine, perhaps the most noted charity worker of the world, to Florida for the conference. The toolnlive program announced is us follows: HAPPENINGS DURING THE W tElf swept district of aouthwesterin«Culura(kr' and northern New Mexico, comprising nri area approximately 80by 25 miles. There are rumors of heavy loss of life, but the verified death list so far is comparative. ly snialL^.. — ■■- —— — ' -• That the, railway» -pf-thf cqtnTtrf take ■over the express companies' business was virtually recommended to the twentythird annual convention of the National Association of Railroad Commissioners in sesioh at Washington this week, by the committee on express servloe. Tit ere was, a prolonged discussion of tho committee's «port. Not since the trial of the ofBcials of the Western Federation of Miners for the alleged assassination of ex-Governor Steunenbcrg of Idaho, has a trial In this country excited the intense Interest in labor circles nnd among the public gen­ erally us is munifeated in the case of the McNamara brothers, who are about to M brought to the bar to answer for alleged complicity In the dynamiting outrage that resulted in the destruction Of the Los-Angeles Times building and the death uf twenty-one men working there, on October 1. 1910 Governors of live Southern states have endorsed the (>ro|>oaal of Gov. Colquitt, of Texas, for a conference on higher prices for cotton. The states ure Virginia. South Caroliun, Alabama. Florida and Arkansas. Resolutions commending the work of Thursday eveninc , nov .,'16. Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, chief of the bureau The Purpose of the Conference, W A of chemistry, (raising President Taft for Lloyd. his exoneration of Dr. Wiley “from the Address of welcome. Mayor Jordan. foolish nnd unfounded charges made Address, Gov. Gilchrist. against him“ and urging the removal A Program of Social Work for Florida. Edward T. Devine, editor or the Survey and secretory of New York Charity Or­ ganization Society. FRIDAY 0:30 A. M.. NOV.. J7. Subject Organized Charity What Organized Charity Ctm Du for Florida, V. R. Manning, secrelgry of Jacksonville' Association of Charities, i 4 The Ksltabilltatiqu ol Families. Mrs. Margaret Thoroman. assistant secretory of Jacksonville Association of Charities. Friendly Visiting. Mrs. W. P. Corbett, chairman of the friendly visiting com­ mittee of tbe^ssoclntod Chanties. The Passing On Evil, Kay G. Harper, secretary Associated Charities, Tain pa, Fla raiD A T 2 I’, m . NOV,, |7 Subject. Slate Institutions Report of the wants of the state asylum. Chattahoochee State Reform yghasl. Marianna State School for Blind,'wf. Augustine. '** * FRIDAY 8 I*. M., NOV.. 17. Sulfl^ct: Children's Work. The Child. Society’s Most Valuable a £ set. Homer Folks, secretary State Board of Churfties of New York. Defective Children. Marcus C. Fugg. Supt., C. H. S .* f Fioridtt. YaXTUKt)Ar 0:30 a. w.. nuv.. 18 ' Social Service nnd the Church. Kcv. E. A. Waldo, West Palm Bench. Flo. Social and the Y. M. C. A., J. A. Sher­ rill. Secretary Y. M. C. A.. Pensacola. Fla. . Social Service and Y. W. C. A.. Miss Elizabeth Thomas, Secretary Y- W. C. A.. Jacksonville. . " Social Service and the Woman's Club, Mrs. Susie Wight. Sanford, Kin. Medical Inspection of School Children, Dn Charles Terry, city health commis­ sioner. Jacksonville. . Public Health, Dr. Iliratn Byrd, of the state board ot health. , Another Big Furniture Sale Sanford furniture «tores must have the i|orxJ|.and the (trices nnd Judicious advdertisitig in The Herald does the rest On T“**doy of this week Williams 4 Miltsfe sold’ an out of town customer u hill of furniture anountini’to $1350. T!»e aosiomcr was gained through The Herald SATURDAY 2 P. M., H O V ., 18 . and this tyiterprislng firm expects to Out of town delegates will be enter­ reciprocate by taking more space in the tained by auto ride or river trip. paper that always j|et results. No fake advertising them. Moved Into New Home - --- -I. Mr. and lilra. Karnatx moved into their Card'of Thanks . new home in Markham Heights yester­ To tho fall lor of Tho HrittW: u* tlirtju^h JDe Hernkl lo day. There are a numbar of new homes sincerely thank our many friends for their being erected on the hiU and in a lew kindness to us In our recent bereavement. years the piney woods wifi give way ty beautiful homes and lawns. L. G. Stxikqixujow and Family, trants. of wtdeh there are thlrtoen, are all on the ground with one or two ex­ ceptions, and telegrams received a t'th e Florida headquarters, which have been opened in the Martinique bqfei by Q*M4» Nolan, tho Cadillac d enlarv'iut* _that the absent onaa wlU bç b e re 'ÿ T tltiye to make the start tomorrow, �Subject to the Sction of the White Primary to be Held on * ™ ’ VTTyrm Si*,-. If elected Mayor I shall enforce the ordinances of the city without fear or favor. 1 .. . . . I will work in the future as in the past for the city and its surrounding territory end in view of making here a Greater Sanford, a city of 2 5 ,0 0 0 people. I stand as in the past for public improvement—rbulkheading and filling in the th e water front, extension of street paving and sidewalks as rapidly as possible, and extending the sewer system , „ l am in favor of lowering taxes, n o t by stopping progress and turning our now beauti­ ful streets into a cow pasture as was the case five years:'ago, but through the business method of increasing our city ’s earning capacity—¿adding to our population and wealth, more hotels, m ore boarding houses, more manufacturers, more tourists, m ore wage-earners and more money. • • . - \ - .i. •*- - ■ * - ’* r : j c- 0 I am for Sanford, not Sanford Heights and L ittle Sanford- or an y section of th e city but YOURS FOR L U C K Y li w w i i w i i w i H AW W W V .* v \ - 5 - *7~j *■iW �fH t SANTORO MCRALB a. w» SHIPPING SANFORD LODGES green pr ü ii S a n fo rd I o d i c Mo. 2 7 , 1. O O T Mwti rvrry Mondar at 7 30 p rn ovwlmprrial Coonly, Florido, tot Ms approval of chart«. In c**por«lin| Ihe Cimrmq City CofifirTgatWin*l Chorrb. lb« ofiilnnl of »»Elicti 1| now on (Hr In the Qffle® a the Clock of the Circuit Court, al Orlando, In Orv>j* County, Florida. W. A. MINMCK HEX) t. MAHIS ' Tho following comcntinicaUoo addressed „ » « a to . * * * * * „( ¡mm eras«« «>"»«• th»l«romalloi. ,bat it wanted by the ¿rower»: ♦ W a s h in g to n . a t . » Sapt. 29th. 1811. Chase & Company. Seaboard Building. Ja ch a o n v llle . Fla. . GRearing to your letter of September «to. I beg to advlae you that Food Ininaction Dedalon No. 1M wa. tawed to prevent the ehlpmeot In interaute com0f immature dims fruit which had been held In a worm room to oa to pro­ duce a yellow color, thereby concealing inferiority. It U not the inteoUoo of the Department to Interfere with any legiti­ mate”little' In tb« marketing of eltnia fnilt The fact U reeojnlxed by the Department that certain, varieties of onmlcamay reach full maturity a . to wgar and acid content and the rind still show a green color and It Ta not the In­ tention of thla dedalon to prevent ahlpmtm of auch fruit.' The coloring bf molute fruit by bolding In a warm, damp atmosphere would not be considered objectionable where such coloring did not conceal inferiority. __ - . Respectfully, F. L. Dunlap, Acting Chairman. L lfa llk a . B ig am y T to r« b w r t* th a t boat U >a.—LU*. *r McCall’s Magazine and McCall Patterns For Women Hava Mora Frjaoda than any other magasm* or patterns. McCAlra 13 the teliable Fashion Uaide monthly In one million one hundred thousand homes. Besides showing all the latest designs of McCall Patterns, each issue is brimful of sparkling short stories acd helpful information for women. Save Mossy aad K»n> b 5«yU by subscrihlog Its UcCsIl klsgs'to* oo. L Costs ter McCall It U ip t u t St at cesc*. ---- . .oily . . .jo c.su i ysar, Istlsflag soy css U the calibrate« McCsU Wturns Ine. IfcCsfi P iti sens Laid ill nth«» fa S»y1*.. *<• SaelKity, seoaoaT sad eaiabsr aold. Mors dnUx sill MtCslI Pitttms thaa say other two r i t t i cadiU.td. Nan* higher than i| esula. Buy (na ywr dsiler. or by msQ Dorp M c C A L L ’S M A G A Z IN E 256-240 W. 37tlx St, Naw York City c Hell n r, W H finir»I» S«c y •la effiry sccood and fourth Friday In month y on« who baa w n hla Star in the Can ara lally Invtted to vlali th« chapter Alici t. Ruasura. Secy r dutton W. M. HAYNES il A HOWARD ARTICLE I ' The name of Lhi» corporation ahafl be The C»mefon City Conireaatlotial Church, and ihati t*k>U ted at Cameron Oily, in Orante County, in the S tale of Florida " j ilnale Chapter Mo 2. Order t a s t e r n Star fra n k A r v u j ul U u an iu iM i or C i u m Cnt G m u . cxtVmaL Cm aoi Tb# undersigned hereby associalo themselves to •ether a* a lorvor»lion under the law« at ih« State of Florida, with and under ihe following proposed charter. > tkmim - t C) ( C r ie r* City A cri« 1 8 3 3 Mf'ctlnu firtt And third Tuesday i iae v e ri month Hnll In WelboCTM» Uluck. third floor . Meets knight* MUS P h o tn lx l o d a * No. 3. K. e f P » n w iJ and louith Una4ayL Viailli always welcome. I* E Hutchinson. C l ì m i , K K «ml S. S a n fo r d -Io d ic . Mo 8 2 . r . A A. M f). L. Taylor, Matter; H, E Tolar, Secre­ tary. Commutilretltm every first and third Thun ARTICLE II The object ol ihia meporatloq ahall |e rrllfln u in day* al 7 :30 p tn Visiting brothers welcome Its nature, hut may engage In « grtwrsl tnoiH tiplift, and do rharltoblr work, and (.(her things of U nite B ro th erh o o d o f C a r p e n te rs and Jo in like nature e rs or A m trlo a ARTICLE III Sanford Local Unton No. 1751. U. U of C. and J The qaaliflcation far membership and ihelr man­ °Ì A. meeta every Thuraday night at 7 o'chx k in ner of admission shall he those prescribed by the the Earle» Hall ' W A Rumohr, preaident. T L main body of ihe •antreiaikm al Church through 11» proper officers. and may. by them, he chanted ARTICLE IV The l* fin for which, thla corporation (hail exit« shall ho perpetual. unless tounrr dissolved aocordina to law. W KÆ Tr ARTICLE V ' The atfalranf ihke corporation ahall be conducted by a board of trustees, not lets than fly* nor more than seven, who ahall elect one of their numlwr a i chairman, and one secretary and treasurer. The board of trustees ahall be elected by the member» f said church at their first regular meeting In anuary of each and every year, but any truilee. or the full board, shall continue to act as lueb un­ til their tufrrtsor, or aucorstors are elertnl and qualified. The election thaH be In the manner prescribed by the board of truttees ARDCLE Vtl The By laws of the corporation hhall 1« made by the board of mutoee, but within the ilmllations of law. and the rate* and regulations prescribed by the main body qf the Congregational Church. OiTlco; Yowell Ruildinil SANFORD, FLORIDA — DR..R. M. MASON DENTIST W elburn Block Sa it foni. Fkirltla DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER DEN TIST ARTICLE VIII • The highest amount of Indetxrdnk»» or liability to whkh this corporation may at any time subject Itself thtl] not exceed two-thlrdi of the actual value of Its corporate property Phone 41 ARTICLE IX The amount In value of the real e.tste which thia ntrjiaratton may hold shall 1e within ibc dts crelion of (he l-oaril of trustre, suh)n t *lw»», u, the apprwal of the Ctn-ult Jtidge ARTICLE X The name» and residentr< of III« tulascribiiis In corporalurs >n s i fuilows W A MIN Nit h Thera la no other iraattuant for womsxpi dlaaasai that can poaathly As as much good as Kano's Naw Health Tb* bait proof of this is the fact that H IS so d under an absolute (uaraiitee of money baak on first botUa if It S qm a at ralleva. No othar medlctn* of this kind has rudrlt anouah to ha said 1» afcu way without bankruptln* tba proprlahor. , Rano'a New Haalth la a powarful remedy for ioanty, Profuaa, 1p s m »1m or Huppresaad Mamtruattan, Hlokly Periods, Oonstam Waarlnaaa u T l f a s d neaa Dopraaalon, Crarapa. Diastases, Violent Headaches, Palpitation « f i t Heart, 1 alu In the Bank aod Orolue, I.eucorrhaa pod ait Inffammatloa ‘ «1 ulceration and Dlac ha r* as of the V'ealna and Ulema. Do not confuse Reno's Nqw Health with pa tan t medlclnaa. U U the prescription of an eminent H*W Tork phyalalau, b o w placed within yea t feaoh because It has proves euoh a blasalag to weak and alck woman that H woald be a aln to confine the prssdrlptlos to any private phyelaian Rano'a New Health kaa eared thousands of woman from aiualeal operaUpna. Many a woman suffer« pais In both sides from the hlpa to the knees. °flsn so severe, that she oaa hardly walk or stand, a aura eon adrhaea as oparaUon but J t does not aura. Bren If the woman Uvea to leave the eeer* aUna table, aha will be a nervous wreck. Ua* Reno's New Health to s a t # yourself from an operation .and restore In a natural way the organa te that! [1KNTIST J Until the first regular rkvtlon in January. 1UIZ. Jhe hoard of tru tler* shall be as follows; W A Mlnnick, Geo t . Marls. B. A. Howsrd. Chas II Avlns, Waller M Haynes and Frank F Dutton, of which W. A. Ml/mkk shall be chairman, and Waller M Haynes »«Crelsry sod treasurer A Wonderful Remedy for Women's Diseases Offered lute Guarantee Of Money Back if It Falk HANDPLOWS DK. F. C. BO A RDM AN DEN I IS I SOLE f KtMIMS 5 t . .. I Gargff Wmwlufl ButUih 7 P H O N E SS Ssnluid W. L. MORGAN O STEO PA TH IC PHYSICIAN Art Com fort C ottu K r M oors by A p p o in tm e n t Sanford A N D EW JO H N S O N E v e r y th in g ATTORN EY A T-LA W Fr»rlie**in State and Federal t tojfti u G T Building •. Sate o f Duclatnied Packages Phone Z4H ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR and at M OTOR LAW Practice In Situe and Federal Courts Uarner-WuodntfT BÌdR Sanford Fla, , OF the Greateat Marine Hardware Concern in the U. S. We Sell M ul cuUm« »*w »III ever built—a mil that you con btiy at thb right prick am with which you chn mako big money A T T O R N E Y AND (X )U N S L L L O R It’s all intheTaylor Feed A T -L A W Price 5c it 211 First Street FLO W ERS — PLANTS — OULflS L. H . T E M P L E 3GFN I JACKSONVIl I f Phone IGG. fLORAL CUMPANV Ilth and Oak Ave, Special Offering in Ferna. Floral Designs to Order. Sanford. Florida »-26-40-4/ L « tr S ta ir A ttorn»» h ev en th Ju d icia l C ircuit ol . ’ • AND SUKDR1ES s Florid» FLfiRIDA Price! Coast . Right toCoast 119 Chambers Street, New York Aw« JUSTICE OF THE PEACE »T-"' not ahy runut OtTiot* in City Hall HORACE ME NDE NHAL L TEAC H ER OF MUSIC Will Glvr Leasoni at the House trf Pupl!* Agsnt fo r IN* C s lsb ra to d H allaf 6 Davla P IA NO 8 FLORIDA Cypress Shingles Cypress and Pine Lath Rough and Dressed Framing Flooring, Ceiling, Siding & Finish Solid ua your orders and they will huve our best attention. We a re lea A gen(e for some of the largest and best Pine and Cypress M ills in Florida. Delivered prices quoted on request 1 A7ADE, THE TUNER. - PHONE NO. 4 0 . SIIANIBARGCR bRLAtfbO^ • L G. STR1NGFELL0W 2 5 BICYCLES FROM M.T4 Ul* TO II» . FO R NFW B«s «72 ‘ rw « s n m ^ ftestd rnr«*. Sanford and S v i * an Lake S A f t F O R ^ • » .- BICYCLES v ^ L d tp V c v w .^ jw S O C IA L IS M J' The «ImpiagòUfihuat running,4as£ BOATS SEND FOR DIG F R E E CATALOG 6-41 Is undoubtedly spreading—you klyyuld •Investigate and flghf It If It's prin­ c ip le s are wrong, or fight for It if right. Rend “Men and Mules’*. For A t R o ck B o tto m P rices GEO. A. DeCOTTES e, Southern Eapfos# Campan» «Ili «ell unit m p m kwisly called for yt>d eharges paid or otharwlse disposed of will sali uodiìmmi package* to the highesb bidder for cash at FHihlic Auction, San ford. FI i r . bn Saturday Octobe I 2 L•t I VU, begin­ ning at Id A SL Sre fist («»led at Express office. _ C R ttsTn», * Afient FOR All Modern Mc(liod\ and Apjil ailCC^ Sun ford GEO. L MARIS Sanford FRANK, r DITTON Honftml Vk M llAYNt-S Sanford It A HOWARD Sanfodi STATE OK ELOHIDA t Cfivan at tlOAUcr i On this day perAaially appe.irr.1 Iwfnre n»e. an ofTloer authotlred to lake acknowledgements of decsiy, Walter M HaynJs. well known lu inf, to he one of the persons wEmj SfiVcrttlad to the foregoing ciinrlrr snd m knowfedged bejors n;e ¡list ssme wa* signed (or ttie (lurpuset (herein set forth Witness my hsndahd seal uf ofilce at. Sanford. FJoridaTthla UW IVlh rt,<iy of September. A D M ill. r J J DICKINSON fld lc Notary hihls AGENCY ORLANDO. : FLORIDA W ads W ill Pay P hono Toll Ail Q en u ln s O rd e rs (ill I I 11 LUMPER & TRANSPORTATION CO. , , rSM pq - A- fLbrno-t DR. B. D. WIENENGA , Plurttfelng and G a s F ittin g V ETER IN A R Y - 8 Ü R Q CON AND D W IT48T OFF1CF. DANK'S TRANSFER orlanuo. flou All Work Receive* My Personal Attention •nd best F*orta O pbO filte a t y Hull A,„ n yQur wants in the AutoniobUe lin e ' * #> , VRQL -i - - «4 tt§J* If y o u w a n t to S--~■’x -nfc*» ■ l t*E. , - : s ! « )M i*r: f o r Any P u r p ,« H en ry * T t o n s E30 M cL au lin - vd É É B U f* MY"S p EX3ALT1ES jenr .bést o u ï r We never sleep. ■i y°u are Tn trouble ’ call us any •»lit »( the nifiht ot day. iarda Itand-Palntwl Chinao .’ Corbam’i Stertlng ;SUfBr '' v ’ Rogers' PUtcd Wore Elgin and Wnlthara Wnich«» * " " * « ‘ A lH M ^ fis C s a H S T PH0NH 3 3 1 • ALL G0 0 D8 GUARANTEED Looking for a Good House to Ship Your Fruit and Vcge tables to? Here Is One on the Best M arket * _ > W rit* fo r 8 t* n e lf« and M arket R e p o rts Tod ay F. G . H E W I T T C O . ftVrMMtf. f e w Y ork Meat Market of Q ualitfsiis® Wiiere you can Ret-tiro best af everything delivered to youf door by special meaaffnflCT and on Time WE CARRY A COM^LFTC UNC Of ' “ Florida and Western Beef add Pork, Lamb, Dry dfid Salt Meats, Fish. Poultry end Home-Made Pork Sau­ sage. 7, We nre now prepared to give to the trade our specinl HOME MADE CORN BEEF Tty it—you will bp pleased. ' 110 P a r k A venue Phone No I �Oca lion» of the best authorities. San. ford has been endowed by Nature tc have the best ‘»ewerage system systetn in the the sad Friday Mordo! By world. The dty from the southern boundary slopes graduslly to Lake Moo THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY roe. With hundreds of flowInO sulphur a. X MOLLY, caller wells emptlng pure w ata Into the sewers W. M. IMYNCg. easiness Manner a system of traps could be constructed OaSewlaUe* Pries. $ 2 .00 e Year la ASvaoce and at no further expense to the dty f a w ata these traps each hour coukl Rush end as amod-ctaa* nail natter Aueuit X2nd the sewers with pure w ata and every ISOS, at tfce PnetaO« at Sanford. Florida, vestige af^wsste( be. taken to. a point ondar Act el March 3rd. 1879. miles below the dty all the distance i Ho. leb being protected by the bulkhead and ; ; Olee la hareid BaUdlai there would never be a time when - the health of the dty* would be threatened. COPItS o r TMC MCRALD Mosquitoes, malaria opd typhoid a other Tbs dty of Sanford seems to be content diseases could not even obtain a footto sit down with folded hands and trade hold In our dty and Sanford would be on bar forma1 reputation. Far one year the healthiest spot on the globe. f have.done nothing in the way of ad. The present coundl Is repairing the vsrtising. The Haald has gone forth main sewer now with a new prooeaa each week telhng about the progress of wooden sewer which Is a great Improve­ this section end answering letter after ment o v a the old but all of the repairs letter of Inquiry. The first idea that msde now are only temporary. The strike« « man who wishes to locate is to main question of a complete sewerage pa f°r the local papa. We have sent system still confronts the people of Sanare sending now hundreds of free parprd Ju irs s tr has for twenty years. pen every week. THE SANFORD HERALD PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Room 14 Garner-Woodruff Bldg. HELPFUL HINTE ON HA|R * HEALTH.- DO YOU W ANT A SQUARE DEAL and Hair Troubles Oansrally Causad by'Carelessness. -• ■ . ; Dandruff is a contagious disease canead by a microbe which also produce« 9. . .V baldness. Never a so a comb or brush *■ w fi* Jf I belonging to soma one else. No'matter bow cleanly tbs owner may, be. these article« may be Infected with microbe«, which will Infect your scalp. It is far sealer to catch hair microbes than jit is IF 8 0 to' get rid o f them, and a alnglo stroke of ah infected comb or brush may well **«• * lead to baldness. ' Never try ° d any-, Please remember that The Lewis Vegetable Exchange is in a <■ body elae’a hat. Many a hat-band Js position to give youahot-DEAL, and In thanking its numerous a resting place for microbes. ♦ customers for past favore'begs to announce that The Lewis Vege- + I f you happen to be troubled with V dandruff, Itching scalp, falling hair or ;: ^jbble Exchange will be in the Lime Light this Season in the hatul- if baldness, we hare a remedy which wa : i ung of Fresh, \yell Packed Vegetables shipping them as fast as believe will completely relieve these they come in, to th e numerous Merchants In SIX Southern .States, + troubles. Wa are so sure of this that The idea of Osceola county sending out ❖ The latest from Turkey, .states that As* wa offer It to you with the understand­ paying the highest market prices possible. We-, don’t expect to copies of the papa has been most fruitful of results, and on the topic Hon. Arthur slnlne Bray has been appointed Minlsta ing that It will coat you nothing for the get rich in a year, and we are looking only for a small margin oE Dooegan. clerk of the drchit court writes of Foreign Affairs In the new cabinet, trial if it does not produce the results profit on everything we buy. endeavoring to give the Farm er the <■ which would indicate that the press re­ We claim. This remedy la called Rexthe following letter— all "03" Hair Tonic. We honestly be­ first and best profit, the merchant who sells to the consumer the Mr. K. J. lloilr. Editor Sanford Herald. Sanford. ports will not be curtailed for Jock of in­ lieve It to be tbe moot scientific rem­ next best, and to be very well satisfied with □ small margin fur formation at headquarters. Fla.: edy for scalp and hair troubles, and Dear Ur. Holly—A notice in your Issue handling, remembering always that it is the Volume of business wo know of nothing else that equals of Tuesday. Oct. 10th. an-edhnrtalswt! ;. -il>aiJaUiu l>atA k^ ria.jfiw i> i has . just returned f c o n iu L ...I t a u 4 .- * RKWtlTIONS — LJ___ Ip for effectiveness, because of the r*getting that the Commercial Club of your i t hga' produced fa' thousands or W EEK S’ trip devoted to the making of Solid C o n tr a c t s with + dty consider s proposition to subscribe + case«. Solid M e r c h a n ts for : : : for s Dumper of copies of your paper to Adopted by the Congregation a t M eet­ Rexall "03*1 Hair Tonic Is devised tn + ing o f the Presbyterian Church be uhk^'for advertising purposes. This banish dandruff, restore natural color Sanford Solid Vegetables when Us loos has been brought about «pounty has been following this system of Sanford. Fla., Sept. 24th, 1011, -Iby disease, and make tbe hair natural­ advertising for nearly two years: and as and rest assured he bos the Volume to start with, and will be in * Whereas, Our beloved pasta, Rev. J . F. ly silky, soft and glossy. It does this d a k of ihejcircult court and auditor f a the McKinnon has resigned this charge to ac­ a position therefore, to Stretch the Lim it' of price to the man X becanse it stimulate« the hair follicle«, J, board of county commissioners. I hava cept work In a larger field, therefore be it destroys tbe germ matter, and brings who should have It, viz: The Grower. received a large number of inquiries: and A Resolved. That it is with deep and sin­ about a free, healthy circulation of we find a great many people locating cere regret that we consent to the disso­ blood, which nourishes the hair roots, bare who first got their information of lution of the lies that have so long bound causing them to tighten and grow new AUSO this locality through the Kissimmee Vol­ us as pasta and people. These ties have hair. We want everybody who has ley Caxette and other papers. In add I grown closer will) each pasaing year. any trouble with hair or scalp to know We want every Man and Woman Farm er to remember that tu> that we <thlnk that Heiall "03" Ilalr ... lion to subscribing f a the Kissimmee Resolved, That we, Uw First Preabym atter how. small (heir crops or their Offerings, they will receive Valley Gazette we also subscribed f a a taian Church of Sanford, Florida, have Tonfc la the best hair tonic and renter the same courtesy and attention as the largest grower, and that number of copies of the Osceola Journal, been a united and contented people dur­ atlve In existence, and so one should scoff at or doubt this statement until the offices of the Exchange ore at the command of its customer» another local papa and of the S l Cloud ing Mr. McKinnon's pastorate and oqr they have put our claims to a fair test, alwuys. Tribune. church records show evidence, of contin­ with the understanding that they, pay , While I was chairman of the advetlis- ued growth and prosperity during his us nothing for the remedy" If It'does ------------ 0 ------------Ing committee of the Kissimmee board ministrations. not give full and complete satisfaction of trade 1 subscribed f a a number of Resolved, That we bear cheerful testi­ In every, particular. Two atres, SO copies, as 1 considered it a most econom­ mony to his high character as a Christ! An cents and gl.OO. Last Season most of tny business was consigning to reJiohhRemember, you ical and effective mode of advertising. and a man, under all circumstances and can obtatn Rexall lUmedlea only and well-tried Firms of reputation and standing, such us II. K Btore. The system is to send the papa l a three in all the relations of life, which has at'» our store—The Rexall Schwitters & Sons, of New York, G. Taylor Wade of Washington. L R. PHILIPS i CO. months to those people whan you know won f a him the confidence, respect and D. C., and others of whom I am sole representative in Sanford 1 to be intacsted lq Florida. It often hap­ affection of the rntlre city, and the hjgh trust that all my customers appreciated the manner in which I pens that after reading the papa for so order of his sermons has won our admira­ _Jpng they then subscribe of their own ac­ tion. conducted their business, endeavoring always in the face of ninny cord. 1 think your Commercial Club obstacles to give thffm the same advice a9 to the markets as I Resolved. That in his new field uf ser­ would act wisely to follow your sugges- vice we ahull Jo!low him with our prayers, would linvc acted on myself. \ uoo. our affections and our best wishes. With kind regards and best wishes, 1 ResoJved, That these resolutions be •• ------------ 0 ------------am Very truly yours, spread on the minutes and a copy be fur­ A ktuur E . D onccam. nished to the press. Scalp Ì i i A WORD OH ADVUUISING The Haald has grasped the opportuni­ ty of boosting the dty by giving the people a clean, up to date twice-a-wcck papa. We cover the field like the morn­ ing dew. Everybody reads The HeraUl and everybody reads the advertisements contained therein. The merchant that uses The Haald is helping his own business and helping to boost Sanford. And yet bow many are taking fake advotislng who kick on the only legiti­ mate kray to advatise their business, v is. In the newspaper. The Herald does not ask you lb ad­ vertise In the newspaper solely because we derive our living therefrom but be­ cause years of study upoq the subject hava convinced us all other lines ere a bait to get your money and give you noth­ ing in return. You merchants kick on the fellow who pays no Ooanss and floats into town selling stuff that Is not up to standard, gelling the money and float­ ing out again and yet you are f o p " people to Jump on every fake advSrdfiAg scheme in the market. The people wbd asks you f a advertising in anything bat a news pa p a are out of the legitimate business of giving you sovice f a your money. They ere not paying a license to do business in advotislng. They are not- helping your town to grow. They *R(j> not devoting time -and money to­ ward the future upbuilding of Sanford. They are not producers of thought a of waalth and not one of them has one tenth as much money invested in the game as the Sanford Herald. If you just want to aee your nama In print and •is willing to pay f a the privilege, go to i t We are talking about the advertis­ ing that really gets you something In a different ways. Think this Weiaka Club Notes The Weiaka Club held their usual busi­ ness meeting Tuesday aftanoon, Octo­ ber. 3rd. - Punch whs served by the hostess Mrs, Robert A. Newman and her as­ sistant Mrs. A. W. Brown. Mrs, Robert Newman is hostess f a the- month o f Oçtoba. . J * ‘ ' -, Tuesday being Jodal day of1thé WeMka Club, quits » numb« of; the ladies met.. The afternoon was spent. In social con­ versation, dainty refreshments were ser­ ved by the hostess, Mrs. Robot New­ man. , Thursday Oct,. 12th, was Household Hconomlca day. Mrs. Forrest Lake, chair­ man of this department procured Miss Barnette Doqiettic Science Teach« of be Epw ath Training School who gave moat interesting lecture on this im­ portant subject.—Press Reporta■f * This season I shall be doing a large Local Shipping Business on my own uecount, and will always be able to give the Fanner a S q u a re Deal. But it's up to you whether you wish to gamble or P lay a S q u a re G ame; my experience is that you cannot do both successfully. I um at your service either way. 'If you wish to consign your truck R e m e m b e r that the D o cto r won t Swap iiia Conscience for a few paltry dollars. He don’t care thnt much for them, ami will advise you every time whether in his opinion the market is safe or not; and tie comes pretty^ near hitting it right. iH f HOSl T4TOKtu n » n rj T ia m Of /.v! tu t ' " ' tr Of J U K Cl. I U t L U t f J U f t i r M4S4Gi.T> fl f Vtf- Tut CI14SCR to Kf.COUL 4 OtfO* ifP H er o r t K is a roc* 4Ccouyr w i t h  JJV4LL- ¿MOUNT tou owl n to rouk Sf.LI 4Nt ViriKD E N T S TO S i r t - * H tK L 'i T H L C H .IN C t Î lT .J.-B T NOW' [PEOPLES BANK OF SAHfORO m iT O S U R E M S A lJ S U J As I said before, 1 don’t care much for Doliors, but we oil must have them; we need them— it’s j'ust how many eaich Individual thinks lie requires, and the secret of Happiness Is to try and se e your neighbor gets some of the dollars as well as yourself. DON’T BE A HOG Be content with a fair share of the D ollars— a fair price for your products— a good living price, and'something over to put in the Bank; and those who give me their business this Season will come pretty near doing i t A HIGH CLASS - I W ANT YOU TO REMEMBER— ---------A L S O -------That I’ve not been afraid to go out into the different markets in Six Southern States at 0 very heavy expense idr the last ten W ei ce k s in In your Interest as well as My Own, working up a <• reliable ¡able trade for Sanford vegetable« vegetables and reducing the necessity i Gambling In Northern .Markets, especially' to * the small + wer who cannot afford to take chances like h is big Brother— j AND take thprarae freely on and btttfrf. evenly to thp have oh easyjd does not' &oko or a$ali flavor artfl ofoma*.^7vJ the srw rit*or systlm Stilts Nine JH e n 'Unt Tbs w w » o e qossdon’k es been the piece do reaUunee with evoy councU the .chances' ai&Uilittlifej of Sanford slooe the d i r w ss Incorpor­ ■you. It is worth.4he. ated «Dd wUl be “the question” until ■ price is.only 5c e^Tt; d suffictait earn is raised and laid aside flntlhJ.thia Tampa for the ixupoee M M anias in. ’at- U * the'mèrito‘<rf a. tojl beginning sad under the supervision of S oMspatacl pnSlnaar patting In a conipfate afWOTgn ayttetn sparing no ex‘p ^ c e .ud ftefijig. |( according to sped- suffers a similar fate at the hands of some, laundries that'it does in the mouth of a bull dog. ; Make sure o^. saving both our shi|t and your temper by tying us to do your work, cgil for and deliver pxorpptly. : { VJ - ^ ' '' , ’ f ' ' *■ “y j N -'XO .A a W r o c t s OH COLLARS -V * ' Progress Steaia Laundry N one 3 0 - T I w s e n W ater Plant LA STLY - I wish to eay that I want the Farm er* to help the réputation of Stafford by endeavoring to.ship only Dj? bérf'of tftèir Vegetables and to be careful about the Pack. The location of the new Offices of thé; Exchange will be pub­ lished in a few days, If you'WUhf to moke a contract o r agreement with me to handle your trucking this Season, address^ . DR. CHAS. E. LEW IS Sanford At Present 110 r rendí Avenas. After N«venter Tint 1 Commercial stre e t, Next- Door i * f l e e Hotel ‘r *‘ *» » _* : _> í:xí.íHf ■- ß" * *. �R. f»Jk wT^VK * '.erT : 9:" »TTTST. ■'-■»i ' ■ ■ * -’ ~j ■■ ' .r ■ P3 • " ~ 'W *■ » H it SANfORD HERALD PITV R ev.C E , WUdraan Is here attending the NO R EA S O N FO R D O U B T. V s I ■ Presbytery, and expects to be transferred to Dade City for a permanent location. A Statement of Faits Backed by a Mr. Wildman waa in Sanfosd about twenty Strong Quarante*. Ht,. Mgppcnlnis—Mention of years ago and sees many changes since We uuurauli-r complete relief (o all that time. sufferers from eounilputlou. or, lu I^ Matters In Brief. Kraue’ft photo» o f course. every case where we full, we will sup The first ten days of October, have ex­ ply (he medicine fr*u. Iteiall Orderlies are « xuiitte, effee | ffSSONAl HEM S O f INTER EST perienced seventy degrees excess heat, tlve, dependable, aud safe itowel regu­ or an average of seven degrees per day. Statistics show that the normal tempera­ lator. streuythener, and tonte. They elm to reestablish nature's fonctions mmMn #r It» r»««t»ni small Iain ture for thistlmo of the yeaT is seventy- lu a quiet, euay way. They do not flve degree», while actual temperature ex­ S i c i l y A rrw ittf far Hur­ cause lucouveuletice. griping, or nausea perienced has been clghty-two degrees. ried Herald Rea#arav They are ao pleasant to take and work Kraus's photos o f course. so easily that thpy may lie tnken by Uuy Walker la a »indent at PolThe new Longwood Hotel will open on auy ona at any time. They thoroughly November 4th under the management of tone up tbo whole system to healthy itfCoUe*0 •* ^*nter *>*r*' T * n Ferneld. went to Orlando on A. F. Falck. This building has a fine activity. Iteiall Orderlies are unsurpassable Wedneadey. location and was a good hotel before the and Ideal for the use of children, old freeze, but has not been operated in grt. X HMIIm - •Pe n t M ,veral * * n ln several year» It has been renovated folks, and delicate persons. We cannot wuoorillelait week. ' too highly recommend them to all suf ■ Ur. r E.'M*rsb»U U borne aAaln after and put ih first class shape, and should feront from any form of constipation MTWy months »pent In AshavllJ«. N. C. prove very attractive to the tourist trade. and Its attendant evils. Three sizes, Mr» D. W. Herndon's lovely lawn and 10c„ 25c., nnd 50c, Bememher, you can u ulth»n Garner and baby daughter. tennis court presents a very interesting obtain itexall Remedies In this com mu J ; returned from a visit to relative. In and animated scene nearly every after­ nJty only nt our store—The K *ial) Btoro. (toon. Ga­ L. R. PHILIPS & CO. ry Kemp, the oiteopath, arrived In noon after 4 o'cibck, as It is the favorite ' Ihuraday. He U atopplng at tbe resort and pastime of a number of tbe prominent young society matrons and for 1110 p tc *c n l* their husbands, also a few of the young tb» many friend» of Mr». W. D. Holdao ladiei'and gentlemen who meet to enjoy Wr learn that ahe baa been ill the .very pleasant and healthful exercise (* Mierml daysAH Local Advertisements Under TRI» to be found in playing tennis. Heading. One Cent a Word Each Issue |Pn Blanch Digger» 1» home again Kratis's p h o to ro f course. — ----------------------------------------------- J ip * • pleasant vacation »pent In North Mr. Frank Boardmun left yesterday, For Rent—Two good rooms with board. accompanied by his mother, Mrs. F. N. CstoH“*“ Two blocks from depot. 100 Laurel. Ave. Hoo. W R. P'Neal of Orlando, waa In fioardman. for Benton Harbor, Mich., I l-3tp will be narried on the eigh­ „Wonted—Experienced truck man nt «TXiirefcaja’ AirJteenth to Miss Margaret Woodruff, of that -o n c o si-Iik a rta r;tag the Presbytery. At a re^nl meeting of the Orlando dty. -Miss Woodruff is well known in oranie grove near Mulberry Fin. Good home. Give reference», expenrnce, pud gg^fof Trade Seth Woodruff wa» elecUd Orlando, where »he has visited her uncle. salary expected. Answer, (knid Oppor­ Mr.'J. T. Hendrick» and also in Winter tunity. care of this paper. « and Carl Jansen secretary. U-3tc George Lovell has returned from a Park, having been a student at Rollins For Salo—A few pieces of good second oaoth'» vacation enjoyed In Brevard, College. The newly married couple wiU hand furniture left. Call up Mrs. W. A. il-tfc make their home at Sanford, where Mr. Minulck, Cameron City. ltd v . Wanted To Buy—10 or IS acres improv­ Board man a rising young dentist. Iiur al­ Oder McOung of Clearwater, la the ready established a lucrative practice—Re­ ed or unimproved land facing Lake Mon­ (ant of'Ms daughter. Mr». C. H. Dingee roe Sanford side. Artlslun water guaran­ S A N F O R D - • F L O R ID A porter-Star. teed Flat wood», nine or hammock hind. v^ile attending the Presbytery. K raus's photos of course. Also hind hot udjaceut to (lie lake. t A. Swope, who recently opened a There has been such demand for fer­ Slate price or no notice taken Address («•J «tile office in the Herald building la tilizers ut G. R Calhoun's place that S. j Florida. tiH Georgia Ave. Mobile. Ain. < li-tf tyi.iw«! to hi» home with slckne*» Runge has decided to step into the breach 1 Stenographer, mule, 20 year» exiierlence C H. Tuiberry. hn* returned to Sanford and will bundle the goods of the Osceola desires position in or near Sanford 1~ I). iRtr »pending lire summer fn the New Fertilizer Co. at the same old stand, with Shoemaker. 115 French Ave. Sanford, Fla. btglaad State» n 10-2ip with Joe White ut ills old established post Warned—A position by young man. a J. Williams of New Smyrna, la in at the warehouse. W. H. Cody, formerly . ihadry for a few days being called here inf tbe American Agricultural & Chemical The beat of reconiendotion* and ref­ erences, given Would prefer clerical oaibeaad mission of his wife's burial. Co. in Jacksonville Is the new (iresideiil (usilioii. C Herald l0-2tp o f the Osceolu Fertilizer Co there, nnd Fos Sale—The richest high land form Ctpt Oder is still knocking squirrels will supply (lie old line of C uIIuhiii cus-1Orange county. Stock and tools. Thirty off the trees, and with three others sucYou want the most for yoiir money in the tamers nnd nil new comer» throughS ¡acres, 2 in fruit and 12 in cultivated nsded In bagging fifty eight in one day. Runge with as good material as he ever 1,1 and woodland. Shoes you are buying this fall, in both style ■ Good ft room house and out buildings, (»asThere is s new weekly in town; not n turned out before. oline engine nnd water works. 3G miles and quality, therefore you should sec our wtekly'papef but a weekly film at (bo Kraus's photos of course. ¡from town. mile from t>eii tine on Sil Imperial giving all (lie current event» ver ijike I’lensnnt to look nt- Very stock of New Fall Styles. They will fit tienliiiy. Elevation 70 feet above San­ Registration Notice You must start registering next Monday your feet, your taste and the size of your Cheap and terms easy. C. F. Wil­ The city registration book will be open ford ‘ sad also see that your poll tux 1» paid. liams. Box 923. Sanford, Fla...,.*. 10-tf purse. . at the city clerk's office Monday, OcL Ifi Get ready for the big show Wanted—Complete set of single work and dally thereafter except Sunday from harness. All lentlier. Inquire llenild Your pod (ax receipts entitles you to a 9 o'clock a. cn. until 12 in. and from 2 Office. 10-2tc . [ Mat in the Dig Show that takes place on For Sale—Finest muck Land in slate, o'clock p. in until 5 o'clock p. tu. Also November Slat. • , from 7 o'clock p. in. till Ho'clock p. ra. already drained, irady for cultivation, within a mile railroad station. Twenty Mr. and Mr» H. R. Stevens, returned each Saturday. ocre tracts only forty dollars an acre. F E E T F IT T E R home Wednesday evening from a months The registration will dose Wednesday. P. W. Humphrey's, Bronson. Fla. l0-7tp visit to their old home in Wilksbane, NoV. 24, m il. M. W. U v fu ­ -> Plants for Sale—Celery, lettuce ard Sanford, Florida Pens. ll-tc City Clerk ciluliflower for the next two weeks. A Mr» M. C. Savage, returned to Jack­ Oorner, Celrry Ave. . 10-tf Kraus's photos of conr se. sonville Wednesday after a pleasant visit i To Kent—House witli ft Room», and Pull line School Books ut M axwells Uuiti room. Comer Magnolia Ave nnd to ber daughter» Mr» Enez Hill, and «-if 16th St. Apply A. L Williams at L). A. Mr» Dune Turner. Caldwell L Sons. Il-itp s s s ss w s s w s s s s s v x x t x x w x t t t t x v v x t t t v u V X » » X X V X \ X W X X X X \ X t\ W V » W ; One and two horse wagons with celery Mu. F. J. Gonzales' many friends will For Salo—Life, scholarship In Drnugh bo glad to know that ahe la improving, flared side bodies nt Underwood'» 7-tf tin’s Busibew College; good for both book­ Kraus's photos o f courso. r, keeping and stenographic course -in any though slowly.-after an illness of several Autoe* oral carriage painting at Un­ af tire Draughon's , Colleges. Enquire J? ~V"' . it.* no (qinl fw n»liiD| pain. No humbwt, fuaiamacJ to do a]] tl 11 irvomrndcd to 7-tf, derwood's. • First d*8ss work. 3-tf Herald office..n nxiocy irfundrd. Filrrn.l application kli cured Can,era, Hhcuma/iam, FcLjni [' Dr. T. C. Doardman, left Wednesday for Notice—To pro{>erry owner# <*nd oilier# All kinds of repair work Sanford Ma­ Hradachc, t'oiaon Oal and DitcaarJ Kerr Rclicvca all pain whin, property applied. Benton Harbor. Michigan; where he will having real estate in ciiarge., See me chine &. Garage Co. 1N-tf Compounded 3 yrara unci and all an dili|lited that han'aaed jt. h* married on the 18th to Ml»» Margaret and get iny price#1on paper lisnglng nnd r Kraus's photos of course. D ir e c tio n s .—Seturata a ihi. L , l.rfl, and apply over pain of any kind, remove before painting before letting lo toUi# one rise, fattnun Woodruff. , ±\ Bring your old Ores to Sanford MachIn« nnd I will save you uton«y and give you It b)i|ten and cononue to, apply. The Imperial is allowing some very &. Garage Co. for Vhleanlxing u good job. Give me u chance to liiil is 4«-ti la r y . Manufactured by J. S. THRASHER at Lake I»» pictures. Those of Wednesday evenGaS engine repairs. Sanford Maciilnc all 1 u*k. Akk W J. MiHride or MrK» W. R. Gardner, 313 Magnolin Ave.' Drop — 5ÜU> BY- ---------- 1 lag especially from the opera "Aida/ 6» Garage p a •' „ ■*8-tf postal in po#ti>ffice. L^L, Wood- B-tf * * m exceptionally flrve. • ¿JZ. Kraus's photos o f couroc. »Ï. G. M ARTIN * - - Lake Mary, Florida For Sole or Rant—Eight acre» t M . two Ml*s Ad» Wagner’» many friend» ito Place the titles to your real estate in well» house and barn. 2 mliek^bkat of N»a»ed to know that, the la well enough the Realty Trust Company and avoid com­ town, Inquire at Herald Offftte.rorr Mr» ! A 44 W S 4 W »SV SW W »SSW SSSXW XXV SSW S»WW SS W SW »W W»VlN* S i i Mretarn to school again after her recent plications, For particulars address B. F II, A. Hill..124 South’ .^pr;i. -WiHritJt Kansas. ," i f + * 4 + w4 4.4 4.4.-Ïÿ + * * > « * 4 + g 4 «•-}-+4-<•*•>+ * *4-+ +-?-* + + + + + ♦ ♦ + + + + ♦ ♦ + * 7-tf Whltnef, Jr.; Secretory. For Sale—At Cameron City, store build­ ^Mlss Dee Weeks of Starke, Fla., will be Kraus's photos of coorse. ing nnd lot; building iwirttorie», with Mthe city for a few dty» Mlsk Weeks The nursing home al.Sili nnd Elm Ave, store-room below and living (popis«kbove. ' J J! r^a',utnd the funeral of ber cousin. Is prepared to au e for a limited number Running water ort both floor» .Lot tt7JA t o .B . J. Wi|H«m» Of surgical case»-* Mr» sWright, nurse In foot front; liowlng well ond fence: leased for one year at fiS per month; bringing n s , m 33-tf 18 per cent on Inyestment. Inquire Her­ Him Emily Boyd >of Charlotte,.». Kraus's photos of uourse: •m»ed in the city Tuesday evenjng. and ald office. Also at Cameron Cl*y .one y For style and prloes "Jn millinery sea three-room house with front porch and winter With her sister. Mr» !r» Overman, over Yowell's store. 9-2t. screened back porch; running water In house, chimney and fireplace, fence nnd We ore equipped to handle your^ repair walks; reins for W per month. Inoulre Rev. w>li« Of Bartow, \Waa the orfc. Sanford Madiine & Gnrnge fX). Herald office. ’ ‘ *, 8-tf-o M r» H .-C D u B o sc. Attractive cottage foe rent .furnished. Coine and choose ju s t- whot ;ÿ( riW niit. -,W e !■” « « » « •> o » F i ù b i r o Kraus » photos of course. Centrally located. Addresa P.O, Box. 843, lylreniüiits iiave it- -No m utter " millinery and hair work sets Mrs, « ty . For ihllllnery 4* ’ .', 8-lf For Rent—A nice little truck ftrnn. TJ4 Over Im n. over T o well1» _______ may be as tb (piaütÿfeji-iktft ■. Ming with bis i Fdog. There are Two. K in dp'of £hlll Tonic acres In cultivation 2 rears, partly tiled. Enqolre at Herald Office. * .6-tf _ ' One of tlie most suitable tracts of land »to>’tla.F,Ank. b*: - XT PLANKS AND OlriClft In Florida, neat the beautiful Indium KTVer _ H. A Shrere a ,Tha old reliable Flanks Chill Tonlo is now open for sale. If yqp want good Guaranteed-to drivo. out Malaria. tQ land,.pretty scenery, health and comfort, returned botn* yesterday cure UilltiC Fever, Colds and Grip, youif from our m agnificent stock. _;*AU ;*AU woods,, wt a ll H»0 Atjvcmin Camp meeting mon»y back If It does not, 23c nnd 3go do not lei chi» offer »Hp by. write to J. F. Sum!oil. Lake Mary Fla. 8-9lp finishes, a ll grnded-all* Btyles.i . . VAe W e ai a re ju stly Put week. per buttle. Ask your Druggisu -p For Sale—5 sere farm, twenty baorlng o shoWvit proud of our line and w ant to shoW\it to you.* orange tree*, 50 peach tree» also very ^ Reaffy Tor Business feeth. th* popuUr Uckftt agent Luge bearing pear tree» modran 5-room Drop in to-day \ f> mJ v t U w t o n today Owing to the fact so many people ob­ cottage, front and back porche» faces • • • • N . JwotgpmwT where Ipi-Will spend ject to buying hats that have’ bean south Golden Lake. 3 miles south east of ■ H I ............................ ■ . . ........................■ ........................... I I . w T o l ü ^ * * UWnâ up the luud handled and tried on *pt openings hy Sanford; 3 minutes walk to street rail­ the winter season. "everybody,“ I have deaided to dispense way, also Oveblo railroad. Fine drinking ®ul!“ 4i • well known ball player with H; however, 1 have o handsome water, good bathing, fishing and swim­ ming. Address box 1J27 City. 52-lf tndwU1 llne-of millinery this season, which is For Rent—1 have n few first class tiled ------- H headquarter» while he is emnow ready for inspection and a- cordial farms for rent on shares. No money re­ H U e A r C r Hmry plays first Invitation la extended to one and all to quired. Also some for cash rent Levi Rand Bulldlnjt In Ute_ Appalachian League and visit my millinery parlors over Yowell Blnford owner, and dealer in Sanford truck form» 44*t|. 9-2t f v l * <00li in fast company. k 0 0 . Store. ' OES it mean anything to you to have clothes to fit, properly tailored, to hold its shape and be absolutely sat­ isfactory even to the slightest detail ? W e represent Ed. V. Price & Co., of Chicago, whose Made to Measure Clothes embody all these features. The F all and W inter line of over 4 0 0 all-wool samples of the newest colors, designs and models are ready for inspection May we have the pleasure of showing them to you? Clothier and Hen’s Furnisher A TTEN TIO N < ! DUCKW ORTH MW M Thrasher’s Great Healing Fluid; iCii it i a Complete j line ofjfurmtu® iS “ -j m ■■£?»* jF u rn ts lj ^ o u r 6 n ttrc ^ o u s e I WILLIAMS & MILTE V' -& .... •--r- ~ I* .• ;• - »?' »tg.ävi / O ssete ■.'It l» Ï ,r- �October ta, 151, EXPERIMENT STATION Sanford Should Push the Move ment to Procure One APPARENT NEED O f O N E HERE Tb« Greatest Vegetable Section In . The Greatest Vegetable Some time ago The Herald devoted •pare to the subject of an experimental Station. At the growers* picnic, Prof. Rolfs pointed out the fact that Sanford could procure one if e determined effort were made by our people. Next to the agricultural college comes the demand for thia nation that wouM be of such greet benefit to the growers. The watchword of progress In agricul­ ture today la science. Conventions are held In all civilized countries, having for their object the promotion of scientific farming. Italy bas a world organization In which leading farmers In all parts' of the civilised world are Interested and have taken membership. There are con­ servation congresses almost too numerous to mention, to say nothing of Irrigation aryi fiber assemblages of Uka kind. But the one point on which alt agree Isahaf fanning must be made to pay better than it does and the only way to make It realize that end Is to employ scientific means; that is every farmer ought to knoa what kind of soli be lt working on. He ought to know the chemical constitu­ tion of I t It la pasy to find out by ask­ ing the department In any state. Then the farmer should apply to his soil such fertilizer as continually makes It better, for It Is found that soils do not wear out save by neglect For tome of the most productive farms In the world today, are those which have been cultivated for sev­ eral thousands of years In the older countries of Europe. There are many ex­ amples of what can be done by rational farming and they frequently are found to be the result of the work even of children. It la well known that the biggest .acre of com raised last year was' that of a boy In South Carolina. Another youngster produced the heaviest crop of potatQei oo an acre, and still others have »town rec­ ord productlon'of wheat, and not -by ex­ traordinary means, such as piling the land to the limit of its capacity with costly fertilizer or any work that In the long run made the product cost et much es it was worth. Thera was no more labor, nor toy more fertilizer applied than In cases 9(^crope that were but half of the bumper report. It was lust putting common senae 8 truly named as Is proven by the throngs that visit this popular store weekly, especially on Mondays, and w ith Its Immense stook and variety of all the season’s latest designs and patterns In Dry Goods, Ladles’ and Gents’ Furnishings, -Notions, Shoos and Furniture ipther opportunity w ill afford m any a ohanee to supply their F A L L w ants In the highest MONDAY. OCTOBER 16TH Blankets & Comforts 7ie CALICO 5c S e e th e special showing o f our la rg e stock of b lan k ets and comfo rts for Monday. /> A Q P rice s f r o m 9 8 c f / O As a special for Monday only and som ething everybody is looking for. is a reg u lar 7 lA c standard calico, reg u lar width, in light a n d d ark patterns. Monday o n l y . . . T h is ever-d esirable fa alw ays in dem and for wni sh irts; a good 35c lea th e popular shades f for M o n d a y a / y a r d ...................... ■ T h is is a full width bleached ta b le damask and a ready seller for 3 5 c yard, an excep tion al op­ portunity will be given f t f j Monday, to secu re this ^ sp ecial a t a y a r d . . . . . . Khaki clo th , an ever-useful m aterial for ladies' outing skirts and child rens’ B u ste r Brown suits and pants; ~jT\‘ 2 5 c quality, one of M o n * I V a d a y ’s many specials___ _____ I I I l L i A n o th er shipm ent of i sh irtin g m adras, in neat and stripes, manufactu se ll a t 2 5 c ; will be on -i display and sole M o n ­ day a t ................................ J T1T, i m ______ _ 32-inch Soiesette for shirts, M ercerized taffeta zephyrs, in an imported q u ality Shepherd w aists, etc., h as a perm anent finish a n d a M plaid; one of th e many ( j l ■ m ercerized sp ecia l.v a lu e Monday.............. £ j values for Monday at Neckw ear Sp ecial sale o f ladies’ neck­ w ear, consisting of Dutch, fichu and sailor co llars, worth double th e price. Monday -| f t / * e a c h ............................. I v V SALE BEGINS AT 9 O'CLOCK T o select ono of the Now* M odels In o u r Ladles’ Coat Su its — highest quality, at bottom prices. - Special assortm ent of Muslin un­ derskirts, embroidery and lace flounces and gowns with embroidery, also hand em broidered yokes, with linen Q Q ^ torchon lace; 1.35 values only w O C ' AimUtlce Reached Berilli, Germany, Oct 13.—It U declared In authoritative circle» today that an ■■rp . «nnUtke ha* virtually been agreed upon between lu ly and Turkey, T b lg lf de­ clared to be thereeult chiefly of Germany'» V ■' efforu, aided by other poweti. Italy la to , . - ‘ 'continue »ending ber troupe to Tripoli, nodm g coodualon of the negotiation». tide can be oared quiddybyLeonardi'i olden Eye Lotion. Weak, «ore end InH«ed eyM are cured;Without pain in 3e d»y by Leonaridl'a. Cool», heals, and leogtheba. Make» »trong oyc«- Guaratoed w money rafuudigLj Sold by Silk Petticoats */ * • S e e our line of Torchon,'/Cherry C hnntiliv and baby Irish bnnds and ed g e s.. Sp ecial* v alu es at 8!4e, 12Hc, 17c and 2 3 0 . S e our com plete assortm. nt of B lack Cat hosiery for m.-u wo­ m en and children, in gauze, medium and heavy weight O u r gents’ S u i t d e p a rt­ ment can’t be m i s s e d by tho man that wants t h e finest suit for the l e a s t m o n e y . A n a ll-b la c k tafTeta silk waists, h eat ly made and well worth $ 5 . A A A O u b special g rice ■ f t y lA l o n l y : : . . . _____ ' V ,V V I S e e our large line of ladies' new w aist cords, suede, patent le a th e r and ela stic belts. ^ Q « F rices 10c to ......... * rO v ____Leather Shoes 9 8 c Long Coats „ See our hew line of long coats, in cloths, serges, caracul / h f t f t crav in etted s e r g e s ; ? K / / f \ / prices from 3 .9 8 y p W h ile they Inst, an all lea Oxford for ladies. M o n -Q C day Only....... ...................... 50« HEAVY UNDERWEAR 39c W A TER 5 0 c heavy fleece lined shirts and drawers, in a ll sizes. A A S p ecia l for M onday.......... $5 BLUE SERGE PANTS »3.98 $ S e e our s p e cia l,luie of th ese all wool blue serge ^pants Monday a t th is m oney-saving qi Q O p r i c e ./ .____ . . . . . . . . H A T S !" HATSlf S e e our larg e assortm en t of m en s' hats“ for Monday. They a r e excep tional values -New lin e of Royal S o ciety embroid­ e ry packages ju st received. LADIESVSHOeS^ , ■ * $2.50 AXMINSTER RIG l.i>8 * A n d .w ft they a rriv e ^ n e w designs in shefea lo t everyone. S e e the special p a te n t le a th e r vamp, v elv et top boot fo r ladies. ;y ’ • CHILDREN’S SHOES G LA SSES These a re regular values at 5 0 c “ set. Our special O C p price Monday is o n ly . . OUL * S/ Special line of all-lea th er, lea th er w ith olOth top In button^ or blucherf also an a ll patent lea th er shoe 1 A(\ in sizes 1 1 H to 2 f o r . . . . .......... Monday we will place on sale a regu lar i size Axmini.ster wool rug in a good $ 2 .5 0 i QQ v a lu e :.;- V - Oash Department Store :- 1 ' J B Awtn iW! S e e out la rg e stock-- of Furnit u r e ; , te r r o r th e easiest; prices th e lowest FO R ': B U TTE R IC K SAN FO R D I10SH in * Monday is the tim e to buy an a ll silk p ettico at in navy, b r o w n .f * f t O te d . and a ll the light c o l - V J - i A l ¿ ffc w o rth 3 . 7 5 only*............... \ J •— — Trim m in g s / BLACK CAT .$ 5 .0 0 Silk W aists $ 3 .9 8 Now is th e tim e to se le c t your v a b ^ la c e and insertions, ■ also G erm an val. la c e and inser­ tion ; values up t o 10c, J j 1 ^ * o n ly .I .. ..............* ^ 2 v £ Cold weather will soon In* here; Monday special showing of holies' long sieve vests and ankle-length pantB per garQ r m e n t ....................... fc O C M uslin Underw ear A special em broidery s a le for Monday, edges up to 17 inches wide, insertions to m atch, sp e c ­ ial -up to 2 5 c yard. 4 ftf* Monday o n l y . . . '____ ■w W ; 35c VESTS AND PAM S See our large assortm ent of ladies' sk irts in nil the leading styles and pop­ ular m aterials, at 25 per cen t less than w hat they are worth . . Sheriff Smith Held fo r M urder. In the circuit court etPalatka the grand jury returned a true bill for murder In the .firtt degree again»* Sheriff Smith, for (he killing of W. A, MoCatklll: A .motion v u made to equeah the Indictment, but thia wia overruled and Sheriff Smith war re­ manded to Jell without bond. When aaralgned in court (be prison« pleaded not guilty nod woe later admit­ ted to ball lit the nun of 910.000. A change of venue to Alachua county wax granted by Judge WUlla. Thia tranxwma made on the petition of the da­ te, there being no counter petition preeented by the itate. . The killing of Mr. McCaoklll several day« ago haa caused much oommeQj throughout the state and when the rase came before the criminal court here the court room w*a, crowded with e a p r epec- On display Monday in clo th s, serges, tnfTetn mnl popular w eaves at special LADIES’ SKIRTS 10o— 8oo W in do w — 10c A LTE R A TIO N S F R E E F A L L S U IT IN G S PATTERNS �n y iw T O T r f i p r : b ■m ¡ h *rV■ h ¡ - n tt SANfOKD HERALD 1.4 Al HARDWARE COMPANY Invite Inspection of the Largest and Best Assortment of Shelf and Heavy HardE ver Brought to This City Display of Farm Tools and Implements in Our Agricultural Parle rv r T* Gasoline Engines, Pumping Outfits and Irriga­ tion Supplies for the Farm, Grove and Garden AIR COMPRESSORS FOR WELLS THAT Experienced Salesmen. Oak Avenue and Second Streets. SANFORD WILL NOT FLOW Prompt Service Telephone 8 FLORIDA ZELLWOOD NOTES ing quite a handsome price. This Is cer­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Adams will again be with us for the winter month*. S|»d*l Corxwpontlrm« io Tl.. Ilc l.l tainly a desirable piece of pr Long life nini prosperity Mo the Semi Curlrttr visited Geneva thla Bimmirr and The hoot will begin on Thursday next 0. Houston of ¡Wfwood was in the city was *n favorably impressed that be came Weekly Herald. to make dally trips Iwtweeri Lake Harney Thursday on businesa. ' - A Budget of Interesting Items Mr. Holly and mother hove our sym­ back and will now locate nmnng ua os and Sanford. • Mrs. E. Jammer, and sou, Sydney, of soon as u lurger bouse con bo built. We \ from Correspondents pathy In the loss of son and brother , t. - Sanford, after spending the surnhier In certainly extend to him and hi* family a Mr Lalng and son of Sanford re c a ll? Kn0IV||1(, Tnuk hnvf> returned t0. J)Kk. The people about here "are pleased that hearty welcome. vi.it.Hl their relotivr*. Mr am) Mrs. Hal-1t0RV|lle. where they will make their they will have church service every Sun­ tilt HINTS OF ORANGE COUNTY day through the winter it la hoped be­ We arc also glad to have Dr. J. Ross 'nn* future home. Mr. Jnmmea having a Hicraginning Sunday ISth. Rev. Somers and j Allison as a.cilizen of Geneva. He baa J W. Plynt has returned from middle live position with the Florida Ice 8. among the pines, where he can re- (korgln and reports the fields white with Coal Co. of that city Efficient S l o f f of Reporter* Weekly Rev. Swartz has kindly offerod to crime the remain! ng Sunday» i cclve the benefit of tbe pure air We rotimi nod scarcely no help with »flieh . Covers the Territory Tor _ ,, . . (rust be w ill.b e m ill'll b e n e fllte d by tfie In gather it O ur lu a ilin u ii Mr 1 tuunas nur* been The Herald The n * * l M e u u r * entertaining his motlter and sister 0f <d'ange Many friend» sympathize with Editar Vein r*nk ** a living creatura I* de­ • . CAMERON CITY CLIPPINGS Gainesville at tils home on M«loilviIle Mesdume* L T and Vick leter* enter- Holly and family in the Hidden death of termined by the hulgbt »nd breadth &*«t»l C*r*e>poodtoe* to T b, lltr*ld ; tallied the * ladies society recently. of jqm love.— Ru*kfn. Mr. and- Itri* Worthington of Lake Ave, B3 • * Among other pleasant features of the af­ their brother netu PuLntkn. Onoro are ¿rejoicing over the* fact that Mr. and Mrs. Ed F. irttepp^of Hcardoll ternoon were a recitation by little Mlta tb«lr am and wife who Uve’ Jn Michigan Ave. are entertaining hi* brother W. Helen Mourn'and piano solo by Mrs. Vick iraptahoing tò arrive thla month end F. Repp of Philadelphia. Pa., for a couple Peters. Delicious cake and coffee were spend the winter at Lake Onoro and of weeks.' served and very much enjoyed. possibly locate permanently. Donald Gilbert is stuying in town at •?i *' , * , Mrs Etheridge ts getting to be quite a On Sunday evening Our young people the bom eof hi* uncle. J.-O. Packard. . . . .... , . , , I j sure siati, having killed several largo* itknded church services In Sanford. Mias Laura Pis!; of Cameron Ave.. Only exclusive baker in the city. All I tuAkes recently, one of which wui a large A very cheerful, interesting letter has expected home soon from an all summer rattler m ixing (Ione with latest improved S a n i­ been received front Frank Fogg. Ho Is stay iu Brooklyn, N. Y„ and oilier points tary m achinery. OUn Howard wM a welcome visitor in now at his perenta homo at Hampton In the nottfi/ ' ^ Genevu Sunday. fitti, Kaw Hampshire, hut will probably J . F. McClelland has added shoes to Miss’Harris, our efficient principal In t, »pend the wlmerin Flòrida at Kissimmee. hi* stock of grocries, provision and feed. S t‘ Spencer’s Bread handled by all firstGeneva school spent Saturday with tier Mrs. Hildebrand expects to return to J . C. Ellsworth J r - recently sold a horse home folks near Orlando. class grocers. ; |*Lt)0,ne lo Philadelphia soon, after her to the Howard-Poclritrd Land Cp., und Mrs. Rhebinder opened her school last Pwkaaot visit vrjth her. parenta at Lake one to Prof. L J . Hahcock of Lake week nt Budn. The patrdnl of that school tTNora. We till mist her .fit Cameron Golden. should cmignitulnto themselves upon SPECIAL* ORDERS EILLED LLED P R O M P TLY ' City. Mr. Godwin strut an eminence wild-cat again securing lira services of this splen­ » I ft I - V two young men of Philadelphia. C. B. In the Mitchell marl pit recently. -------------T ■ 1 I S did teacher. Her whole sou) Is in Tier Thompson ana Walter R. Hebbcrd came fn n u in fn ra z lft 1 ‘ 1 Horry Ward had one of his nice big work nnd of course good result*follow. Wc Make Everything Known to the TTrade Uw * * * to look 'aftar the farm and *, . mules lay down and die loot Thursday. , (W * of Prof. Geo. Swartz. Geneva Is looking forwnrd with pleas­ Several horses and tnulea were prostrate 1 P H O N E 106. n o ! I l l PARK A VEN U E. ure to. lire coming of eorly November Mr. Duke came down frani his work ... . . v ■i ■ ■ k *: from over work and heat last week. . when our friends Mrs, John Adams and ■M Ir** J*cL»qnrUie Mat Friday and spent Moores Station Sunday school com­ « 5«day With uj**feturnlng Monday morni = s = r= r-rr— =— mittee are aeodlng out moat cordial, ; He wm be gone several weeks urgent invitations for one nnd all to Join . loQIrr. t on Sundays.; * ' A“«*» /«««H wbo dl<L live in the -them ________ ' c' • • r*. : ketae OP BeardaU .»venue ire GENEVA JOfllNGS y “»■ Uve itJtew« »gain. Wo wl« d j r J l r t o i o n g i u o h b ; r ^ .- . I n t r ^ ' o n ß l o o o b . ^ f i o t l b n tvsrialOur. wThaBoraM. T , b« H»d tò hive them back again. ■ M a M M s W a a i' Mr». 0 . E. Little and baby eon are vis­ Mr.‘ f t / • <u , *M « Cameron City aing rehitlvea In KiaalmmM for a. short road will ópen 1^; Ten m iles from ei ' - i '■ ; . J * * Cf« “^hd. M , Cameron Ave, has v\y Renovated and . .doors fó f. bilsl Mr. add Mrs. David visited Sanford last ‘ furriiflhed a t an expepsé oC^ÍScOOOí, R atos $ 2 .0 0 per day abd up, .. Monday. L . . . ^ H uotroving. ■ ? ■ L W I» expecting hi. father ññ d Cbaae fc Co. have begun packing the A m erican Plan, and $ 1 .0 0 per, and ulp, European P lan . Special nwnW.IA1irvtnd __at lhis i. a *Pend »ILI thc wlntor home Roulerson grape fruit. This fruit Is un­ Rates by Week or Month. ^FOr . fujl p articu lars and inform ation T e le ­ usually line for thla time of year. Quite *W K ï phone,‘w rite or wire . ,. ........................................... from Fref. li, bunch of hands are employed. Mr. Eu^ ----------------birnlf» Is In^charge of the packing Jiouses ■ r* • • * If — — — :—-------k — i -------; — 1 ^ ------cleared and jsmd will rush business right along. fi ÿ r â p 1 'for planting k*nd wlli bu.ineas « « Mr. nnd Mrs. f r s J ; • '«.--J. • . We »to glad to welcome M A. F. F A LC K c . M . E N T Z M IN G E R ^ - * * W n » û i l 'ÎamUy Ot Hgytúo. Hill •j recidente of Genera, Mr. 11111 Is Resident Manager Proprietor UeU. good* and M an «nkpioyea of our new railfoaiL Mr. Oarlette of Baltimore h*t porchftserl rv site « the month tbe tkoma and grave of Cape Moore, pay* .... - ,*. ■ :• MOORE'S STAI ION irOUNIV HAPPENINGS ;i , ' - 4 agaa * t> ••• ; ’ 1 * • ! i' • ,d y t'tr ".MM - s 7 �October SATHENrORD HERALD 13 .1911 Item s of Interest C o nce m inl ^ Society People. POINTS P U R E L Y PERSONAL Hoi» Celery City Vanity Fair While Away th e Golden Heure— Social Gasilo At lire Kecly’s charming borne on Sfnford Heights. a Tin Shower was given by her friends to tbe popular bride to be, MiaaGebie Butt; Wednesday* afterftoon. Tbe rooms of the elegant borne were tastefully decorated with southern smilai and hearts. *, • Five tablet of hearts were played, the top score being made by Miss Unde Lefiler, who won the first price, a very pretty and dainty apron. K]ss Charlotte Hand, received the booby price, a band . 11«fi* 11*5 1! I k » «M|r •■ r y * v v g g g B B No=Only W the OULDN’T you like to be ab le to Idea Is answ er your hnsband in this way— when he e x ­ presses his approval of your new .outfit? W ouldn’t yQU like to tell him th a t you had ob­ tained th at elusive som ething called "D istin ction in Dress” and th a t the cost was no greater than you had previously paid for ordinary garm ents? If you would— let your next garm ent , be a PRIN TZ E SS. Barne«, Mn». J . C. Neal, Mro. K. 11. Mark«. Mr«. R. J ; Holly. Mrs. Ed Higgins, Mrs. Claude Howard. Mrs. C. C Butt. Mr*. J . L. Hurt and Miss Nona Wyleyl-. ' T h ere's a d elicacy of line and grace of sty le to a PR IN T Z ESS th a t proves th at PRIN TZ ESS designs are close to foreign inspiration and also th at they know how to c r e a t e .. The m aterials are of true wool q u ality — tested and retested before they are judged worthy of bearing th e PR IN TZ ESS la b e l— there’s reason in such testing— in such extrem e caution— for the PRIN T­ Z E SS label is a gu aran tee thqt eaelrg a rrficn t must give you two seasons of satisfacto ry wear. . V Entertained THa Visiter» , '* The entertainment comnil (toe wb9 looked after the pleasure of tbe members of tbfi Presbytery, .when It WA# pot in s^plon or attending to business; arranged p trip across tbe lake to Enterprise, In launches for Wednesday afternoon. Tbe portV T h e curving lines of PR IN TZ ESS fit are more a c ­ left about 3, o'clock 'in the .launches cu ra te th an th e "custom -m ad e fit” of your tailo r— Malmo gnd Lottie, On reaching . Enter­ never a w rinkle a t co llar, shoulder, front and prise they were taken to ihe famoas chicken farm, which Is certainly quite a feature of interest, to ahyoh* has never before seen aO many beapUful and- floe chicken at one time. ' * • Bepeon Sulphur Springs, was next visited. and all who would taste It, were urged to take A drink of that wonderful water. Other points of interest In Enterprise were shown tbe visitors. The party then re-embarked for home, which they reached without any incident worthy of People*» Churchnote, other than a Very, pleasant ‘after- * Johnny McCue and Johp J . McQuade. At the Congregational church next two Frenchmen from Cock yrcre In town Sunday morning Mr.'Waldron will speak About S3 persons went on the'trip yesterday looking after the right of'way on the question': “’What are the Esaen* Thursday afternoon, an automobile trip for thg. Citrus Southern Ry. . The boys tlnlsT'* He will jiv e hts views on the was tendered the Presbytery, who were ore both jovial Cells and they will have Sabbath question ns one illustration of afforded on opportunity to see more of no trouble In obtaining the right Of way the subject. There wU|_^>o a - popular oar -Lucky Sanford,” our world famous because no one can withstand their blar­ songjpud^ pleaching service ur t(jo even­ celeryideita. apd the beautiful hammocks ney and then everybody wants tbe new ing.- A most cordial Invitation Is ex­ that almost surTOuhd,' Sanford; and ora troctlon line from Sanford' tp Ktssitnuicd. tended to the public for both aarvieea. — now being opened up for cultivation. The people of Sanford are always delighted to show to strangers, the great possi­ bilities that ore being recognized , as in ■tore for this section; when It can be thoroughly developed.. A trip around the line on the street ca n was also planned ■W-w * »- . - ---■------ λ v * t l - r t A •JtiA in to give the members of Uia What make» you nervous? It 1« the weakness of your Presbytery another view, of tbe. many w qm anly constitution, which canfiot stand the strain of the Improvements And'developments follow­ hard work you do. As a result,- you break down, and ruin in g the car line bqt lick of time made your entire nervous system. Don't keep this upl Take that wish Impracticable, tor. (be whole Cardul, the woman'« tonic. Cardui is made from purely body, though g few'fn'iy ’take advantage hi that trip today. vegetable ingredients. It aids gently on the womanly organs, Are You Nervous? Sanford Hotel arid Improvement Ox U hereby called In tbe directots^.room of (he People« Bank air Sanford, Florida on Wed­ nesday, November 15th. 1911, at 10:30 ' . The meeting is called for the purpose of electing officers to serve for the ensuing year and tb« transaction of such Nothar bps!nets aa may properly come before the meeting, T. J . Mi l u x . Free. W. J . Tiuuxw, S e c .________ _ ll>4to Mr». J . P. Beard. Prof, N. J . Perkin» received-tha sad In• iclllgeoce yesterday of the •death of hi» u]tto<be£\n law, Mrs. John P. Bespi. which . oocorred at Amherst. Vn.. on Wednesday. M r^ erM o » W » with her mother at the time. Mm Beard f o n t several winters n Sanford and bar many friends will* he pained to bear of her demise. Imported hips— and it's logical th a t they should be so, lor PR IN TZ ESS tailoring is th e resu lt of a perfected process— 3 8 years of knowing how— th a t elim i­ n ates faulty work a t these four proof points, where m ost garm ents fail. PR IN TZ ESS garm ents hold their shape. Aft«*r m onths of wear they have the sam e dainty fresh ness th a t they possessed the day you purchased P R JN TZ ESS Plio Canvas, th e new shape-retnininn fabrkr, is fesponsible for th is— it’s a new fabric, moist-proof— wear-proof— th a t is owned and eontrolled by the m akers of P R IN T Z E SS and c a n mils he found in PR IN Z ESS garm ents. It molds the woql m aterials of the garm ent to your figure— and horns them there. T h is sh ap e- holtling insu rance costs you nothing e x tra . • The p rice of PRIN TZESS garm ents represents u n ­ usual vgifciie; b e tte r m aterials th an a custom t a il o r could afford to use; workm anship th a t n e v e r slights; fit th a t satisfies a t th e^ ^ | « .< ry -o n ; and shapeliness w ithout co n stan t pressing expense and trouble. wmmwms ft Steinway & Sons - ' Mehlin j Behr Bros. Mathushek %. “Crown” Story & Clark | Kohler & Campbell - H aines Bros, si and Fischer 1 ana helps them fo do their proper work. It relieves pain and restores health, In a natural manner, by going to the source of the trouble and building up the bodily ftrehgth. TAKE .. Tk* Mrs. Grice Fortner, of Men, W. V«., took Cardul. This Is whet she says About it: MI was so weak and nervous, I could not bear to have anyone near me. I had fainting spells, and 1 lost flesh every day. - The first dvie of Cardul helped me. Now, ,L Am entirely cured of the footing spells, and T.cannot say* enough for Cardul, fo r i know It savtdrny life." It Is the best fcintc for women. Do you suffer from.any,of the pain« peculiar to women? Take Cardul. It will heljrybu.. Aik^your druggist W riter LadMs* Adrtsory Ospi. Chsritaao«s Msdldss Co., CktRmoces. Tsea, Sond for Catalogues, Prfoea and Term s 801W IL L E F L O R ID A �11 Published Som l-W e ekly— Tuesday and Frid ay / N S A N F O R IX - L ih S A M r O R D . FL O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , O C T O B E R 17, 1811 IT A LIA N ARM Y C O RPS ON T H E MARCH Interest Gleaned fro m Various Sources Hie General News of The Land of flowers. CÜIEED f ROM THE S TA TE PRESS lAPtfNlNGS An epitom e o f the W eek's Mott Im­ portant Happenings In the State'» Domain. sol twenty-two injured, uaveriwr V, Gilchrist of Florida, u passenger on the train was uninjured. g^Hony Atwood's flight from New Bedrjo d with a passenger in his aeroplane «surdsT afternoon established a new iword for aeroplane flight with an extra ' ntr " He made twenty-one rail« In twenty minutes. . h it estimated ‘that at least a month win be ransom*4' In getting a Jury to try j i n^. a McNamara for bis alleged oonMctfca with the dynamiting of the Los Asgsirs Tiroes building. Prolonged qulztinj of other talesmen, particularly about Ihrlr affiliations with labor unions, and tbeir opinions of such organizations |s in­ tended by the defense. , - Tbeoulbok fora successful intervenI ilon to bring on end to the war between Italy and Turkey, seems to be becoming less favorable, according to semi-official advices made public today, Added to China's Internecine strife kas ’ come a financial panic. The civil war which broke out recently and is gaining li strength each day has caused prolong­ ed runs to be made on several of the iesdiag banking Institutions nt Pekin and si Btpg Kong. While none of the banks have yet been compelled to close their dsork, the situation It deaidedly strained. ' Miny of the largest depositors who have allowed their funds to remain in tbe basks art badly worried, . •f-JTbs electoral college on)Sundny formally cast Its, ballot for Gen. Francisco L Modere. Jr. as president-elect of Mexico. His companion will be Pino Suarez, elect­ ed |o the vice-presidency over Provision­ al President dc is Barrs and Dr. Gomez. Vote of Thanks KssoWed, Thnt we. tbe members of. the .ft**bit(ry of 8 l Johns, extend tpRev. J. P. McKinnon stid tbe member* of •tbe Pttsbyterion church of Sanford and to tbe praple of the oomrounity our hearty appndstitm of tbeir kindness and hospltnlllf extended to us in many ways during our stay in their midst, and we request Urn this resolution be read 10 the San­ ford church on next Sabbath morning. Photograph by Underwood A Underwood. N. T. Sw atting The Vagrant GOOD ROADS In an editorial headed ‘The Curse of Vagrancy.*' Tbe Florida Times-Union ’ ■ays: t ’The authorities hero should irv to put a stop to vagrancy, not because (he far­ mers. saw mill men mui-tiu|>eniiiic oper-, a tors need hands, but because every 01411 Nov. 23rd wlio not efficient means to support him -phj, trH in illness should be made 10 gu to work nf wp Tbe idle sliouid not be permitted to live ntr>(| t. on the earnings of the workers. ehloery ol "Tbe law I* no res[<ector of race or of various color. We do not recommend a crusade will be dii against idle negros but againsf idle men. and o|wn Those who need to work and can get will be eq work should be made to go 10 work (icon vtcv wjiether white or black. pony the “The idle are living whethrr they are the ircluri working or not. If they ore not ikying ginaers at for what they gel sotm-body is paying 'c,,n Awtc for them. Of course with the increase merit will of Idleness thieving mcreaSes | n r*l' "It is probable (lint there are more 1l,,r 1,1 negro men than white men idle hero lie*,n,,s cause of the practice thnt is so oormnau , r|1 ,lU1' among negroes of having the women sup- ***• B‘ port their husbands err having the cm- * 1c * ^ 1 _ . ■ _. dcmonstri players of tho negro wonibn support them • Will [)C ill1 A wdmnn gets n position ns n cook and ^^ Often carries oft enough from the table of her employer to feed her family. Some * ' 1,1 tiroes the eni|goyer k'ttows (his arid 1 0“ H 111 1 , ■. .. . 11 i improved doesn t care. Even when this is the ^^ ^ case fho man sliouid not, be permitted to * 11 live in Idleness. By working ho could ^ ^ 0 hla family to accumulate property or be Vl ** 0 ® prepared in case of aieknesa. The negro ultpu< 11 women oi Jacksonville and other cities ol l,,(Kfur> 1 the South would l*J benefited more iliun 1 I“1!1* any other class by the enforcement of ^ tho Vagrancy laws for they would find sheriff accumulation os the result of their work Lawt„ll ( Instend of hovlng it nil go to support 0rmcij lhc IAty men in idleness." . i(ms _0 g encer P ro g ress R dm01 f? r J >r0^ress_~a11 we can 'if« fnvor b u lk h e a d in g . I javor a better water supply. I P a v in g F irst street om bridge toold county line. Sn n f°r ia -i?0-d xp a v c d •Sa ford Heights. I & 8treelt0 favor a E M U i >:J ,< / ■ - • A •* I r suppiv ,o kucp L _ J ^ M j 1 favor more good sidewalks. I am the C a n d id a te o f t h e - p e o p le — n o t o f t h e p o lti {mUtUUmi -, . . /re. ” IN THE SOUTH There is a movement on foot to move the remains of Osceola, the famous chief­ tain of the Seminóles, from Choxleston where they are now buried, to Kissimmee, the capital of the county that bears his name. Circus license In Tampa Is $200 aryl Secretary Powell of the Boart! of Trade made the member« dig up the price as an Inducement for the circus to come. Tho annual convention of tlio South Florida Epworth League and Sunday Schools of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South has just closed nfter a most' suc­ cessful und Interesting meeting. ", The Pensacola Journal says that the prospects are bright for the greatest fair ever held in the state to be held (n that city next mo a ill. The Gtldden tourists are on the way to Florida. They made Gettysburg, yester­ day and expect to cross Virginia today, W. G. Campbell, chief food Inspector of the bureau of chemistry. Washington, * is In Tnmpa to confer with Manager W. C. Temple of tho Florida Citrus Exchange, lo sec what can be done to («event die shipping of green Florida citrus fruits, and just what power the department df agriculture of the national government may have in the premises. On last Saturday morning C. M. Donald­ son. a white man was shot and fatally Injured near Uve OaX by Slteriff Ricker son, or one of Ills deputies, while resist­ ing arrest from the result of which he died later A party of Germans who represent about fifty families who are seeking homes in Florida were In Bronson n few duys ngo Inspecting the lands in the neighborhood. They were offered land* near Otter creek at $3 an acre, but de­ cided to inspect lands elsewhere before buying. Hon. A. M. C. Russell, editor of the flrooksvlllc Argus and superintendent of public Instruction for Hernando county, has been urged te enter tho race against Superintendent Holloway next spring. Hrnrlciituwii Presbyterians have let the contract for a new edifice to cost S i.200. Owners of automobiles in Miami and Dade county ore In u movement which seetus to be general over the State to /,■' Claude Whitten the efficient deputy sheriff suffered a serious accident last Saturday morning by his pistol dropping from his pocket being accidentally dis­ charged and passing through his body. Claude was sitting „ in front of Judge Stringfellow’s pffice and hud reached over to get a newspaper laying on the ’ side­ walk. As he sat down again tbe pistol was jarred loose from his pocket and as It struck the pavement I was discharged the ball entering the hip and coming out in from of his body Just below tbe pit of the stomach. Die patient was hurried to his home and Dr. Pules ton rendered med­ ical aid. Tbe wounded man is resting eeay and thet changes for hlsjreoovery are good. Carrying a pistol seems to be dangerous to officers as a number of them are wounded or killed each year by acci­ dent/ * * • rre se Mauser f ■ ■ t,-, x 1 . • • Billy flurke’s Slayer / J . J . Mauser, the well known cigar A detectivo of the Atlantic. Coast Line manufacturer surprised his- friends by Railway and three dtixeits 6f TlldeavJile stealing away to Tamp« and getting mar­ yesterduy arrested a uggtu who Is allege*! ' . Arrival‘and Departure o f Trains ; -< * V ' L >■ ried. The bride was Miss Marie Fresc to be the slayer-of jpqgiocer Burke, who "p. *!-..• . V » 1NORTH HOUND , . and tho ceremony was perfofmed by the was mysteriously shot ip the cab of his No. 8í ; Ar 1.J15 a* m. ,,LV 1.33 a. m. Rev. TerreU- Mr. end Mrs. Mauser have cflgtn^ jo#t winter. The*negro’s nnmels No. 84 " 11.35 a. WT.'/ - 11-55 a. tn. Richard Wrlgltt. oged 25* V V No. 8Û ■** - 2.35 p. luV ** ' 2.35 p, m. taken apartment* In the Wilson building and will make Sanford tbeir future borne. •sotmi ' *' soyffb ■ r . .y ^i, 1 The two McMillan brothers. Le^ and ►i. Jeter, merchants of T^lenville Vore inNo. S3 , Ar CIO a. rii.. . ' t v U S a . t a ; guffrege In Caiirprmla . *. v ^ suumcolai in WrlgbiU M prortSes'ttss No. 89 * " -2.05*0. m. " *?* ÌU 5 p. ni. Woman suffrage has tiiumphed In Roy Roper, also of TlldenYilUh ' ’’ No. B5 » gj4Q pt In. .! *^750 p.ijl California. Returns late today wiped As to the nature of the evidence against ¿^KorCRtxj ' S £ j out the majority previously reooeded Wriglit, the details could lidl be learned; Trllbv fcSt. P rt*tiibu / g-J^ aa, Xr,1.10 against the amendment and since this.,'?. He;Wos' arrested while, working in t^e 0, ro. No. 24,LV. CIS p, m., *z * cucumber patch of C. H. Tiiden of Hide .»V LcrsbuxiP-No. 31. At. tl-45 8.'m; No. turn the margin in favor of the amendment has Increased steadily. —>>v- vui^ - r. iw w -su .. • . . - . •>.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/. 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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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 13, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/58233b81f045f301bf10f991c80bf265.pdf 369696cddc0474d4f67980ba827d64e7 PDF Text Text October 13.1911 SATHENrORD HERALD Items of Interest Conceminl ^Society People. P O IN T S PU R ELY PERSONAL Hoi» Celery City Vanity Fair While Away th e Golden H eure— Social G asilo A t lire Kecly’s charming borne on Sfnford Heights. a Tin Shower was given by her friends to tbe popular bride to be, MiaaGebie Butt; Wednesday* afterftoon. Tbe rooms of the elegant borne were tastefully decorated with southern smilai and hearts. *, • Five tablet of hearts were played, the top score being made by Miss Unde Lefiler, who won the first price, a very pretty and dainty apron. K]ss Charlotte Hand, received the booby price, a band . 1 1«fi* 11*5 1! I k » «M |r •■ r y * v v g g g B B No=Only the Idea Is OULDN’T you like to be ab le to answ er y o u r hnsband in this w ay— w hen he ex­ presses his approval of your new .outfit? W ouldn’t yQU like to tell him th a t you had ob­ tain ed th a t elusive som ething called "D istinction in Dress” and th a t th e cost was no g reater th a n you had previously paid for ord in ary garm ents? W If you would— let your next garm en t , be a PRINTZESS. Barne«, Mn». J . C. Neal, Mro. K. 11. Mark«. Mr«. R. J ; Holly. Mrs. Ed Higgins, Mrs. Claude Howard. Mrs. C. C Butt. Mr*. J. L. Hurt and Miss Nona Wyleyl-. ' T here's a delicacy of line an d grace of style to a PRINTZESS th a t proves th a t PRINTZESS designs are close to foreign inspiration and also th a t they know how to c r e a te .. The m a terials are of tru e wool q u a lity — tested and retested before th ey are judged w orthy of bearing th e PRINTZESS lab el— th e re’s reason in such testing—in su ch ex trem e cau tio n — for the PRINT­ ZESS label is a g u a ra n te e th q t ea elrg arrfic n t m ust give you two seasons of satisfactory wear. . V Entertained THa Visiter» , '* The entertainment com nil (toe wb9 looked after the pleasure of tbe members of tbfi Presbytery, .when It WA# pot in s^plon or attending to business; arranged p trip across tbe lake to Enterprise, In launches for Wednesday afternoon. Tbe portV T he curving lines of PRINTZESS fit are m ore ac­ left about 3, o'clock 'in the .launches c u ra te th a n th e "custom -m ade fit” of your ta ilo r— Malmo gnd Lottie, On reaching . Enter­ n ev er a w rinkle a t collar, sh o u ld er, front and prise they were taken to ihe famoas chicken farm, which Is certainly quite a feature of interest, to ahyoh* has never before seen aO many beapUful and- floe chicken at one time. ' * • Bepeon Sulphur Springs, was next visited. and all who would taste It, were urged to take A drink of that wonderful water. Other points of interest In Enterprise were shown tbe visitors. The party then re-embarked for home, which they reached without any incident worthy of People*» Churchnote, other than a Very, pleasant ‘after- *Johnny McCue and Johp J. McQuade. At the Congregational church next two Frenchmen from Cock yrcre In town Sunday morning Mr.'Waldron will speak About S3 persons went on th e 'trip yesterday looking after the right of'way on the question': “’What are the Esaen* Thursday afternoon, an automobile trip for thg. Citrus Southern Ry. . The boys tlnlsT'* He will jive hts views on the was tendered the Presbytery, who were ore both jovial Cells and they will have Sabbath question ns one illustration of afforded on opportunity to see more of no trouble In obtaining the right Of way the subject. There wU|_^>o a - popular oar -Lucky Sanford,” our world famous because no one can withstand their blar­ songjpud^ pleaching service u r t(jo even­ celeryideita. apd the beautiful hammocks ney and then everybody wants tbe new ing.- A most cordial Invitation Is ex­ th a t almost surTOuhd,' Sanford; and ora troctlon line from Sanford' tp Ktssitnuicd. tended to the public for both aarvieea. — now being opened up for cultivation. The people of Sanford are always delighted to show to strangers, the great possi­ bilities that ore being recognized , as in ■tore for this section; when It can be thoroughly developed.. A trip around the line on the street c a n was also planned ■W-w * »- . - --■ ---- λ v* t l-rt A •JtiA in to give the members of Uia What make» you nervous? It 1« the weakness of your Presbytery another view, of tbe. many w q m an ly constitution, which canfiot stand the strain of the Improvements And'developments follow­ hard work you do. As a result,- you break down, and ruin i n g the car line bqt lick of time made your entire nervous system. Don't keep this upl Take that wish Impracticable, tor. (be whole Cardul, the woman'« tonic. Cardui is made from purely body, though g few'fn'iy ’take advantage h i that trip today. vegetable ingredients. It aids gently on the womanly organs, Are You Nervous? Sanford Hotel arid Improvement Ox U hereby called In tbe directots^.room of (he People« Bank air Sanford, Florida on Wed­ nesday, November 15th. 1911, at 10:30 ' . The meeting is called for the purpose of electing officers to serve for the ensuing year and tb« transaction of such Nothar bps!nets aa may properly come before the meeting, T. J. Milux . Free. W. J. Tiuuxw, Sec._______ _ ll>4to Mr». J. P. Beard. Prof, N. J . Perkin» received-tha sad In• iclllgeoce yesterday of the • death of hi» u]tto<be£\n law, Mrs. John P. Bespi. which . oocorred at Amherst. Vn.. on Wednesday. M r^ e rM o » W » with her mother at the time. Mm Beard f o n t several winters n Sanford and bar many friends will* he pained to bear of her demise. Imported hips— an d it's logical th a t they should be so, lor PRINTZESS tailoring is th e re su lt of a perfected process— 38 years of know ing how—th a t elim i­ n ates faulty work a t these four proof points, where m ost garm ents fail. PRINTZESS garm ents hold th eir shape. Aft«*r m o n th s of w ear they have th e sam e d ainty fresh ness th a t they possessed th e day you purchased PRJNTZESS Plio C anvas, th e new shape-retnininn fabrkr, is fesponsible for th is— it’s a new fabric, m oist-proof—w ear-proof—th a t is ow ned and eontrolled by th e m akers of PRINTZESS and can mils he found in PRINZESS garm ents. It molds th e woql m a terials of th e garm ent to your figure— a n d horns them there. T his sh a p e- holtling in su ran ce costs you nothing ex tra . • The p ric e of PRINTZESS garm ents represents un­ usual vgifciie; b e tte r m a terials th a n a custom tailor could afford to use; w orkm anship th a t never slights; fit th a t satisfies a t th e ^ ^ |« .< r y - o n ; and shapeliness w ithout co n stan t pressing expense and trouble. w m m w m s ft Steinway & Sons -' Mehlin j Behr Bros. - Mathushek %. “Crown” Story & Clark | Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros, si and Fischer 1 ana helps them fo do their proper work. It relieves pain and restores health, In a natural manner, by going to the source of the trouble and building up the bodily ftrehgth. T A K E . . T k * Mrs. Grice Fortner, of Men, W. V«., took Cardul. This Is whet she says About it: MI was so weak and nervous, I could not bear to have anyone near me. I had fainting spells, and 1 lost flesh every day. - The first dvie of Cardul helped me. Now, ,L Am entirely cured of the footing spells, and T.cannot say* enough for Cardul, fo ri know It savtdrny life." It Is the best fcintc for women. Do you suffer from.any,of the pain« peculiar to women? Take Cardul. It will heljrybu.. Aik^your druggist W rite r LadMs* Adrtsory Ospi. Chsritaao«s Msdldss Co., CktRmoces. Tsea, Sond for Catalogues, Prfoea and Terms 801 W IL L E FLO R ID A �11 Published Soml-Weekly— Tuesday and Friday /N S A N F O R IX -L ih SAMrORD. F L O R I D A , T U E S D A Y , OCTOBER 1 7 , 1811 ITALIAN ARMY CORPS ON THE MARCH Interest Gleaned from Various Sources Hie General News of The Land of flowers. CÜIEED f ROM THE STATE PRESS lAPtfNlNGS An epitom e of the W eek's M ott Im­ p o rta n t Happenings In the State'» Domain. sol twenty-two injured, uaveriwr V, Gilchrist of Florida, u passenger on the train was uninjured. g^Hony Atwood's flight from New Bedr jo d with a passenger in his aeroplane «surdsT afternoon established a new iword for aeroplane flight with an extra ' n tr " He made twenty-one ra il« In twenty minutes. . h it estimated ‘that at least a month win be ransom*4' In getting a Jury to try j i n^. a McNamara for bis alleged oonMctfca with the dynamiting of the Los Asgsirs Tiroes building. Prolonged qulztinj of other talesmen, particularly about Ihrlr affiliations with labor unions, and tbeir opinions of such organizations |s in­ tended by the defense. , - Tbeoulbok fora successful intervenI ilon to bring on end to the war between Italy and Turkey, seems to be becoming less favorable, according to semi-official advices made public today, Added to China's Internecine strife kas ’ come a financial panic. The civil war which broke out recently and is gaining li strength each day has caused prolong­ ed runs to be made on several of the iesdiag banking Institutions nt Pekin and si Btpg Kong. While none of the banks have yet been compelled to close their dsork, the situation It deaidedly strained. ' Miny of the largest depositors who have allowed their funds to rem ain in tbe basks art badly worried, . •f-JTbs electoral college on)Sundny formally cast Its, ballot for Gen. Francisco L Modere. Jr. as president-elect of Mexico. His companion will be Pino Suarez, elect­ ed |o the vice-presidency over Provision­ al President dc is Barrs and Dr. Gomez. Vote of Thanks KssoWed, Thnt we. tbe members of. the .ft**bit(ry of 8 l Johns, extend tpRev. J. P. McKinnon stid tbe member* of • tbe Pttsbyterion church of Sanford and to tbe praple of the oomrounity our hearty appndstitm of tbeir kindness and hospltnlllf extended to us in many ways during our stay in their midst, and we request Urn this resolution be read 10 the San­ ford church on next Sabbath morning. Photograph by Underwood A Underwood. N. T. S w attin g The Vagrant GOOD ROADS IN THE SOUTH In an editorial headed ‘T he Curse of Vagrancy.*' Tbe Florida Times-Union ’ ■ays: t ’T he authorities hero should irv to put a stop to vagrancy, not because (he far­ mers. saw mill men mui-tiu|>eniiiic o p er-, a tors need hands, but because every 01411 Nov. 23rd wlio not efficient means to support him -phj, trH in illness should be made 10 gu to work nf wp Tbe idle sliouid not be permitted to live ntr>(| t. on the earnings of the workers. ehloery ol "Tbe law I* no res[<ector of race or of various color. We do not recommend a crusade will be dii against idle negros but againsf idle men. and o|wn Those who need to work and can get will be eq work should be made to go 10 work (icon vtcv wjiether white or black. pony the “The idle are living whethrr they are the ircluri working or not. If they ore not ikying ginaers at for what they gel sotm-body is paying 'c,,n Awtc for them. Of course with the increase merit will of Idleness thieving mcreaSes | n r*l' "It is probable (lint there are more 1 l,,r 1,1 negro men than white men idle hero lie*,n,,s cause of the practice thnt is so oormnau , r|1 ,lU1' among negroes of having the women sup- ***• B‘ port their husbands err having the cm- * 1 c * ^ 1 _ . ■ _. dcmonst ri players of tho negro wonibn support them • Will [)C ill1 A wdmnn gets n position ns n cook and ^^ Often carries oft enough from the table of her employer to feed her family. Some * ' 1,1 tiroes the eni|goyer k'ttows (his arid 1 0“ H 111 1 , ■. .. . 11 i improved doesn t care. Even when this is the ^ ^ ^ case fho m an sliouid not, be permitted to * 11 live in Idleness. By working ho could ^ ^ 0 hla family to accumulate property or be Vl ** 0 ® prepared in case of aieknesa. The negro ultpu< 1 1 women oi Jacksonville and other cities ol l,,(Kfur> 1 the South would l*J benefited more iliun 1 I“1!1* any other class by the enforcement of ^ tho Vagrancy laws for they would find sheriff accumulation os the result of their work Lawt„ ll ( Instend of hovlng it nil go to support 0rmcij lhc IA ty men in idleness." . i(ms _0 g encer Progress R E M dm01 f? r J>r0^ress_~a11 we can S n n f ° r ia - i? 0-d xp a v c d •Sa ford Heights. I & 8 tre e lt0 favor a - • A I r suppiv,okucpL _ J ^ M j 1 favor more good sidewalks. r re s e M auser f t,- , x 1. • J . J . Mauser, the well known cigar A detectivo of the Atlantic. Coast Line manufacturer surprised his- friends by Railway and three dtixeits 6 f TlldeavJile stealing away to Tamp« and getting mar­ yesterduy arrested a uggtu who Is allege*! ' . A rrival‘and D eparture o f Trains 1 ; -< * V ' L >■ ried. The bride was Miss Marie Fresc to be the slayer-of jpqgiocer Burke, who "p*!-.. . • . V » NORTH HOUND , . and tho ceremony was perfofmed by the was mysteriously shot ip the cab of his No. 8í ; Ar 1.J15 a* m. ,,LV 1.33 a. m. Rev. Terre U- Mr. end Mrs. Mauser have cflgtn^ jo#t winter. The*negro’s nnm els No. 84 " 11.35 a. WT.'/ - 11-55 a. tn. Richard Wrlgltt. oged 25* V V No. 8Û ■**- 2.35 p. luV **' 2.35 p, m. taken apartment* In the Wilson building and will make Sanford tbeir future borne. • ' *' ■ r . The two McMillan brothers. Le^ and ►i. sotmi soyffb . y ^ i , 1 Jeter, merchants of T^lenville V o re inNo. S3 , Ar CIO a. rii.. . ' t v U S a . t a ; guffrege In Caiirprmla . *. v ^ suum colai in WrlgbiU M p ro rtS e s'ttss No. 89 * " -2.05*0. m. " *?* ÌU5 p. ni. Woman suffrage has tiiumphed In Roy Roper, also of TlldenYilUh ' ’’ No. B5 » gj4Q pt In. .! *^750 p.ijl California. Returns late today wiped As to the nature of the evidence against ¿^KorCRtxj ' S £ j out the majority previously reooeded Wriglit, the details could lidl be learned; Trllbv fcSt. P rt* tiib u /g -J ^ a a , Xr,1.10 against the amendment and since this.,'?. He;Wos' arrested while, working in t^e 0 , ro. No. 24,LV. CIS p, m., *z * cucumber patch of C. H. Tiiden of Hide .»V LcrsbuxiP-No. 31. At. tl-45 8 .'m; No. turn the margin in favor of the amendment has Increased steadily. —>>v- vui^ - r . i w w -s u .. • •* I am the Candidate of the-people—not of the polti { m U tU U m i -, . . . . /re. ” Claude Whitten the efficient deputy sheriff suffered a serious accident last Saturday morning by his pistol dropping from his pocket being accidentally dis­ charged and passing through his body. Claude was sitting „ in front of Judge Stringfellow’s pffice and hud reached over to get a newspaper laying on the ’side­ walk. As he sat down again tbe pistol was jarred loose from his pocket and as It struck the pavement I was discharged th e ball entering the hip and coming out in from of his body Just below tbe pit of the stomach. Die patient was hurried to his home and Dr. Pules ton rendered med­ ical aid. Tbe wounded m an is resting eeay and thet changes for hlsjreoovery are good. Carrying a pistol seems to be dangerous to officers as a number of them are wounded or killed each year by acci­ d e n t/ * * • U i >:J ,< / ■ 'if« fnvor bulkheading. I javor a better water supply. I Paving F irst street om bridge toold county line. There is a movement on foot to move the rem ains of Osceola, the famous chief­ tain of the Seminóles, from Choxleston where they are now buried, to Kissimmee, the capital of the county th at bears his name. Circus license In Tampa Is $200 aryl Secretary Powell of the Boart! of Trade made the member« dig up the price as an Inducement for the circus to come. Tho annual convention of tlio South Florida Epworth League and Sunday Schools of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South has just closed nfter a m ost' suc­ cessful und Interesting meeting. ", The Pensacola Journal says that the prospects are bright for the greatest fair ever held in the state to be held (n that city next mo a ill. The Gtldden tourists are on the way to Florida. They made Gettysburg, yester­ day and expect to cross Virginia today, W. G. Campbell, chief food Inspector of the bureau of chemistry. Washington, *is In Tnmpa to confer with Manager W. C. Temple of tho Florida Citrus Exchange, lo sec what can be done to («event die shipping of green Florida citrus fruits, and just what power the department df agriculture of the national government may have in the premises. On last Saturday morning C. M. Donald­ son. a white man was shot and fatally Injured near Uve OaX by Slteriff Ricker son, or one of Ills deputies, while resist­ ing arrest from the result of which he died later A party of Germans who represent about fifty families who are seeking homes in Florida were In Bronson n few duys ngo Inspecting the lands in the neighborhood. They were offered land* near Otter creek at $3 an acre, but de­ cided to inspect lands elsewhere before buying. Hon. A. M. C. Russell, editor of the flrooksvlllc Argus and superintendent of public Instruction for Hernando county, has been urged te enter tho race against Superintendent Holloway next spring. Hrnrlciituwii Presbyterians have let the contract for a new edifice to cost S i. 200. Owners of automobiles in Miami and Dade county ore In u movement which seetus to be general over the State to /,■' - . •> . i \ \ • Billy flurke’s Slayer / , '■*'*•• ■ ■ �October 17 CURBSTONE GLEANINGS '* A Budget of Opinion "Just lie tween You and Me" amf raltb, lie’ll Prent ’Em Bo Bays S u u t e f f r . H i m that the public ecbooU of Tampa have Installed 'cooler« la every room and during the heated term tba «cholera can have cool water. Now this would be n good Idea to adopt in our acboola for ^the pBDdten are forced to crowd around'the wall at the primary and grammer school* and drink the tepid water awaiting their chance and no doubt causing the teacher m o r e o r leas trouble by requesting a drink during study hour« and probably using part of the time to play whllelhey ora taking a drink. Prrhapa the tea water is unhealthy for the children but I can’t bfelp bdt believe a cooler In eaeh room would prove a convenience for pupUi and teachers alike SA V IN G within the reach of every SuitBuyer—thats just what we mean. You get the saving and Complete Satisfaction, Or Garments F R E E ! The P. & S. 15 is a certified All-Wool Suit, Hand-Tailored, Holland LineSi and fine . Haircloth Inteilinings of permanent worn out Tj^ej stay right All tfe iihew cloths—all the models—all sizes.4 ;The greatest clothing ever offered. . . . 1 A 0 l a m a great stickler for borne mer­ chants ond while It makes no difference in my business If the people of Senfonl buy everything they need from the mail order bouses. I persist in saying that the idea U bad abd we ¿on never hope to build up a city here if the money goes out of town. The ladles of Banford have formed clubs to send out of the d ty for everything they need and these clubs ought to be taxed here os they are In S t Augustine. Here la what the Record says about “In amending the occupation tax or­ dinance the d ty coundl very wisely and justly fixed a tax on local dubs formed for tba purpose of buying from mail order houses. A number of dubs of this character exist In St. Augustins and are composed almost exdusiveiy of ladies. With all respect to the fair sex they lack business Judmeot in organizing for thè purpose of sending away for supplì ex They are sending from the d ty what the mala members of their families earn I here. They are narrowing, the field for and making the taak of their supporters much mere difficult by taking out of local circulation a substantial sum of money every ropnlh. / \ And why do the ladles send ofT 'for groceries and other goods, usually buying much that they do not nsedT They .are fascinated by the premiums which ere I Peered by the mall order bouse. When the ladies are engaged upon some pet entertainment.' or aofcoe work .Cor the Improvement of local conditions f they liave no hesitancy In calling updo I the local merchants for ssaletopce. „ , .. j How, ladies, in all fairness, ‘should yoo not call upon the mall order boose; to I contribute to your entertainment and (,¿1 /V ; I A T H L E T IC C Q T .C L O T H E L J ham n o n e yru a o C O .! N E W Y O R K W E S TA N D R EA D Y O T H E Ï1 S U I T S TO UP. :r Q . ; . . $ 3 0 . 0 0 A fine line <of New Fall Suits foF Éi>ys, Priced at $5.00, , i , t. $6.50 and Up to $Ì0iQO ■ -* ■ ' .r * J. • iw* . 117 First St Ihot be dun g ed untfl there «re enough LidgkifenUnlnfe votes to change (Land as TURKISH TROOPS .ON tHE MARCH them can ndt bd mustered enough fem* ¡1 Mne vote* without violating, (be secrets th e ;,a g e s 'o f jwdmeu, .we-. caft not ate how. they hie going to get around itBut wp pity poor .AUQrrtey, General Ho­ gan If h e ceouN up fo< .ufilce . again. Thp women’m ay.net be able to vote against ,blm, but workflow .which slde^ their inflaenodwill, bo qu. L -v »;.* stapgnve cirAhgSddav Remember lh al every added i u o scriber kelps tom ske this paper belter for every body her manges und ch bgfng churoed i marmèlâdc mgkfe'the finest kind i Kdw if thosef^lkt wuAjilsV fcéd""plciit (Hilo are privileged to vtKrfjptTsd d S sW rt i of sugar be« 3 the g>wjplbg tosyto the psiog^sugar. . élections gittl w fcsatt cametu'T»ti*|rlnt iciji - before voting they ran up spfloyt ’tM law. Which required the would-be.j&gÈç fci state.-his age. The laorf\ex. netunilly, bbjeredi ' to blurttagjM R- Information. , . ,,______ ;wtUdi In privais tir^ th q y so successfully ling U l^'w ith violatlon'of tiff- iuenh- \]\ eoncaaL sod they aèkcd thm th ey might |g f ,hc state. A Was «Uggpï lh*t I ‘be allowed to register with tha stiupH ^ggh vau-offedhg' * car load of err formula, properly swot u U, “I s » ttf *egsl|fnm fcrVhlpoisct. ' • g k " But the attorpgy générât syenpàiH,“; - „ f j — --------------------Y ’> (hiring not a t all with the Uttle w c s V j .v ^ e election held:October 10 In fc basées of feminity has rendered|.-pnT«punty' to decide whether tba pool opinion that tbe women who would votejW'anUcd to bond the county for g&OO.i m u s t give their age exactly “u> her nearest I for good ronds resulted, es far as 1 birthday.“ and a false siaierocoi In ibip] bees* bejpri ftctn, in é defeat of t regard moat be held to be perjury and U)Wlv ^ 6 0 8 votes^ being cast agali punishable by One or imprisonment..• Us*- 'twiuls ortd W2 .for bonds. and ipeeding Ihrough thè air a t ümea at tbe rate of se vent y miles on hoar, G, T . Rodgers Isnded et S t Louis Wedneddây «fterfloonon bis sir voyago Tfra.n New ta San Fraodsoo. Thé fas^ùA ^rpfld'* record. 1,205 miles, was mode by.jRgrry Atwood lo a recent flight f rom;; S t J-ooll to New York. Rodgeiis has Bowr» U 98 accord log to uülroad mQeage. '• ;}i Net to Be Judged by 8 lxo. An Interesting and somewhat cari­ ous fact Is (hat soiuo of the tall men o f.g sn lu s have had m odarate sited headÌA-*; 8 brlley, the pi t * u tall, but head1,-' an ri some of the „.bàci. » imiH . B - , ----.sm all'm en Imbued with the divine n > |r ï ,h a d large heads, apparently -paying H ut th e Slse.of th* bead U s ftttls to do J ttth . ib* quality of th e w in « brelna. , Bound to Be Olaeev^rqd, If a man la really reliable be doesn’t, bavo to devote much of hla time to ex­ ploiting th a t virtue; you arg Watched pretty closely, whether you know jt or n o t—Atchison D’pbe. .T he World’s a rs s ts e t Need. Every married man fully réalisas that w hat U s woftd xteeds'*mo«t Is more d ressm sk erx If wo do' the !«uhdt*rirt(i' we make b specialty oftliia olafc» of work and have few equals in the \ EXCELLENT EINISH which we put on our shirtq, collars and cuffs for drew wear, and you know tins & one of the tn a in .points m b �C A N D ID A T E FO R TH E C ITY OF SANFORD Subject to the Sction of the White Primary to be Held on NE X T If elected Mayor I shall enforce the ordinances of the city without fear or favor I will work in the future as in the past for'the city and its surrounding territor the end in view of making here a Greater Sanford, a city of 25,000 people. I stand as in the past for public improvement—-bulkheading and filling in the front,* extension of street paving and sidewalks as rapidly as possible, and extendi sewer system^ . I am in favor of lowering taxes, not by stopping progress and turning our now beauti­ ful streets into a cow pasture as was the case five years ago, but through the business method1of increasing our city s earning capacity— adding to our population and wealth more hotels, more boarding houses, more manufacturers, more tourists, more wage-earners and more money. :?< r I am for Sanford, not Sanford Heights and Little Sanford or any section of the city but LUC K Y SAN FO R D �I ’ • 1 ' '■ : 1 ' *' Siti : Bi ' ■! . " I t- “ , ' V v . « /I OfiVfter (7, QH s a ìm c n l o r d h f r »ld The Sanford Herald, one of’the nem ett and newsiest newspapers In Florida rmw pnhiHied--twice n w A k—Tttesdays P u bi|tlifd E v i nr Tuvvday and Iridi»» Xlurnlnl Hr and Krltlujf*—and already aubacribrra nre clnmnrinR to know when the Herald will HI F MIRAI Ü PRINTING COIHPANV be issued oa a (laity. In answer, to this — — 4- R J II DLL Y, editor question. Editor Holly replies th a t he will W. M H U M S , B u i l n e i i M a n a l r r first trlLdmt the jx-opje on the twicc-n Sult'ii’ iiillnn l'rler. & it IHt n ) f u i Iti AiUmiig» week propusltian and see what they will ilo for Hint, Jf the peupie of Sanford / m l «» • n i H v l 'd u i m ali m a tlrf Auauvt 2 -n d want the Herald to become a daily, tho 1808, at the PoatodUe a t Sanford, flo rid a. Business men of the town know how to un d fr A rt of Mttrrh 3rd. IH7it tuake it possible.—rimea-Union- THE SANFORD HERALD GREEN C H R IS f RUIT Not injurious To Meolth Of childre n Or O thers , Tlie intemperato action of ll^e Florida Cl m u rgclum gc in the telegram sent to more than thirty Governors, deserves the condeftmniion or the people of . Florida, and certainly should be ¿outruverted., T ; do not conceive Hint it U my place to deal with this organization as much ihey deserve to be dealt with. My object In-writing this paper I»-to «uii mitmmm T rin in o n e No. MS O B ra la Itrrak l liuH Jlni to the nbsurdljy of *grcen oranges being Gainesville.and the University of Flor­ injurious to health, especially tt^ the The man who Is always afrnld he wilf ida will be # isilfd by the United States health of children. If there was the farm demonstration* county_agents of slightest ground for such a charge Florlfall stands but Utile chance to win. _________ ì_,________ Ftprida, Their work . under the state would have to reverse her claim, so fully Jr.agent. Mr. A. S. Mehnrg. hod heretofore established, of being the hcalthest-state Upon reading that stirring editorial i j covered only the western counties nnd in the Union, for children. After forty the BrooksvlllC'Argus one would Imagine IF 8 0 now extends well in South Florida. It three years' residence in Orange County, th at Hrynando county Is free. has been emphasised in these counties growing up In an orange grove, it Is my * Please remember that Tlie Lewis Vegelable Exchantje is in u on account, of the fact that they are cot­ opinion th at if green oranges were in­ Snnfftrd li becoming n convention city position to. give you that DEAL,, and in thanking its numerous ton growing counties, and the deport­ jurious to health, not one child In led and should provhlp a large auditorium ment urges the preparation for the dread­ would ever reach the age of maturity, customers for past favors begs to announce that Tlie Lewis Vegtv where inccllngs^if nil kinds could be field. ed bull weevil tl|)flt U gradually making The reason for this opinion Is that all tabfeJEhcchange will be in the Lime Light this Season in tlie band-Its w si into the cotton growing sections children reared in orgnge groyes begin ! ling o ft e s b , Well Packed Vegetables shipping them as fast ns People are seeing a strange light In of this s ia te > exiting green arnngrt ns soon as they the sk) at Tnmpa. They had better they conil^H-ta the numerous Merchants in SIX Southern Suhus, have any Juice In them, often before the change brends before that '‘coming out" paying* the highest market prices possible. We don't expect in COVING (Off CONVENTION seeds are half grown, aiid they con­ convention. . . get rich in a.year, and we are looking only for a small margin of Tnmpa will havr n "COfnlflg out" con­ tinue to ent them in ever increasing qunntitles as they growm ore palatable. profit on everything we buy, endeavoring to give the Fanner the Advertising In a newspaper furnishes vention In January an I everybody will This wan thu practice when I was a boy, bo there. The last "coming out" cnnvbnfirst and best profit, tlie ifierchant who sells to the consumer Hie the opportunity for money to do more and has been thn same with m y children. tiutt was nt Ocala sc vend years, ago nnd ihau its former share nnd grt'ntly curtails next best, and to be. very well satisfied with a small margin for the time required. Get the new rate bn everybody enjoyed It to the fullest. The Neither I, or any th at I ever knew were handling, remembering always that it is the Volume of business Herald editor, Claude L’Engle, Bob Mc- made sick' by eating green oranges, the twlco-n-weck Herald. that tells the talc. Dr. Lewis hus just returned from a TEN Namee and Quincy Peacock furnished the lemons, Ilmcp or grape fruit. For years Florida people have dis­ WEEKS' trip devoted to the making of Solid Contracts with male quartette for that occasion nnd with The Sanford Herald, w hich ha* been uilTleleni oil for the steam calliope we couraged the shipment of green and Solid Merchants for : : ■r,1 recognized ns one of the best weekly pa­ could asstsrthc Tem ps Cclebrntbn, espec­ Immature oranges, not because they were per» lit the State, has now 'blossomed *#ut —— ----------- 9anford Solid Vegetables Injnrl/Mii 10" heaU hrTinr 7lho7 were "hoF ially Vince G a ijilc isa c n iiilid iile ." , ns semi.weekly and it promises to make palatable to the Northern consumers t * ■good.—^tlsiimmce Journal. and rest assured he has the Volume to start with, and will 1m- in who w ant sweet fruit, and those who A th le tic s Win Second L / I " ------ ---------- - ------ -----------a position therefore,'to Stretch the Limit* of price to the 110111 *A* bought sour fruit would not buy again The Athletics turned the tables on the The Sanford Hcrold is now published Giants In the second gnmo of the world's and the demand wuuld be curtailed \yho should have It.'Vlx: The Grower. semi-weekjy, nnd it is ns bright and in­ *1 ^ '•> **“ v championship yesterday winning by a Forty years tigo when 1 ate green oranges teresting as of yore. Editor Holly is one n August nnd September it will be score of itirce runs to one. r ----------A L S O ----------newspaper man who coutinucs to “make The game was even until the sixth borne in mind that we had o n l y the good**.—fhilotkn Times Herald. tuning, w.ieu Collins doubled and Baker common seedling orange, for wlton there We wont every Man and Woman Fanner to remember that in drove the o.m ovet the n^lit field fence were budded grovrs they were IndiaWc don’t feel so bud over the Itondlng for n home run matter how small their crops or their Offerings, they will ren t), criminutely from seedling trees. In other I Inn it was that the for couatv roads since Folk county turned funs went wild. words, tliero were no established early the same courtesy and attention ns the largest grower, and thin dow n*\he same |-roi»»Mtii>u hurt week. Plonk easily had the better, of Mnr- varieties of ornnyk's then ns these are 'the offices of. the Exchange are at the command of its rustuim rHut both counties nre needing roods.and quard. The Phllu lelphia man whs steady. now. Consider the improvmcni not only olways. . r' the voters who turned down tliti bonds I’lie New Yorks' only run resulted from n in variety, but the advancem ent In ought to provide a substitute that is bet­ misjudged (ly to center. The local team maturity made possible hy irrigation ■------------ 0 — ter. backed up Plunk It) foultless style, while unit judicious cultivation nnd one can see how utterly without foundation Is Sanford enter m ined, me tneulbers of ilia vndrotn were credited with lined 1 Last Season most of my business was consigning to reliable tills foolish scare Jit unit "[Kilsotuius green errors. St. Johns Presbytery tins week—a, fine und well-tried Firms nf reputation and standing, such as H f oranges." This infnnious trnllic in health ' body of God fearing men—nnd all of tm Schwitters & Sons, of New York, G. Taylor Wade of Washington and live* of children ntrl invnlids." I Car Load of C ars : g s ttr féel twitter for Iheir (iveiMMiic ninong us say how absolutely foolish this internlfLv H & O. Motor Co . of ibis city nnD. C., and others of whom I am sole representative in Sanford I and tho words nt rfw-onr igement mnl i jM*ro tr lelrgrnin on the Httr' of Oetohyr. ^ trust that nil my customers uppreciateff^rntf manner in wlmbl Ibe arrival rtf n solid car loia I of promise given t>x tltriu r m itii-ir daily I IL I j louring cars at S'JOtl. They ImyA just wlmi when teas of thousand of children and lectures. f conducted their business, endeavoring always in the face of many you want. liook for big “<td" In Herald other» whose tastes nnd digestion have tw . hewn vitiated or destroyed by the use of j ’ ftbstucles to give them the same udvice us to the markets a? A |trttC liii|i.il(ll »liile.Mllul the Ituliulis i ridoy Lou will save money. would luive acted on myself. tobacco or alcohol, have been eating will ctitifine tire w.ir, to Injmli Ih.tt it them since early in August with entire comforting to say the lead for we need ##### 4r <r<r* or,r Impunity. This is sn wrll known to have- no. fear now ih n t. they will - 0 Floridians that it needs no argument, Como up tho St. Johns, and bombard unil others have ouly to remember that Sanford before we iiavo our sen wall This season I shflU be doing a large Local Shipping Business on It Is the juice of citrus fruit, with little fortifications in place, M M H W M rW M M W W M H r my own account, and'.will always be able to give tlie fanner .1 or no pulp that is swallowed, and. uLiI o r M ayor Square Deal. But it’s up to you whether you wish to 'gamble less it,contained actual poison there is ^ 'Ç âM lnry Potarli uf the Tnui[>a Ikipril At tfce rsrn rx t re«H!e, l nf frirtni* and voter», I or Play a Square Game: my experience is thut ^o\\ cannot do a; «A n-te lni- tm the ofttrr of nothing tq disagree with the stomach or’ pf Tr^de tudiM'nl ttie biisine»« men of nnrv^rpte rii tri I m n 0 Mu. r.r tl t lit .( X^rtf..n! «i thr Yivrmtirr digestion. Of Course lliese health censors 1 ^ dig dp tile UOI-.util 111 Venn ho Ifill! Atf IkjiJi successfully. I am at your service either way. If you m c h I# V\ yfwijt know th at nil lentous mid Itrnes are , '• ito |lf l |rtistlt of the i o o* hi ' live m »if to consign your truck Remember that tile Doctor won’t Swap \ nin ' .n»l*late l"t III- !• I'lll'iO of Mavu/ ul ' -dor to i^evnjjr "l>¡„ t•<t»’ io >uinc to will, til •ufiie, l t„ the ijrv I, i.rtl uf the t'fimury puked green nnd me freely used by his Conscience for a few paltry dollars. He don't care That iiniih eluetiuii Mini •njlcil your «utTriUe Hint lu M v it invalids. Wherein Is t lie diflerenceT Why Bë TuiOptsy iFôweit i «m i (otg«-i tire old day» r. , W. 1». lluun.1 for them, and will advise you every time whether in his opinion this ado about green nrangus while tho " ■■ 1 111 d^iyfisTwhin H Circus was the biggest *. .»-r* • ,, F or Altfertnatt country is flooded with green apples and the market is safe or not; and he comes pretty near hitting it right. S Í» ' ' ‘ ' eyent 'of .tjiw season. I herrhy snnnunr» m y cantlUtaCy for thr potitjon . r. v B S . . f. v : -------* --------gf A U r m t l k (Alhjcvt Ul tbv deCUioo of (its White pears, nnd I would rather u hundred S í v '* • • 1■ "7 • *1 1‘i i m v / i o w iirjd N u v o n l* ti| ). H H I; tihies trust a green orange than a green -* • * . . r. H Emc». v y " * )lfÎw-5(|nfofd lierait hita» milite its up-' - 0 apple -or pear-. Even bn turn ns nlwny penfjqttm* na a srun-wa-eki) nnd Editor I nui rt cnndklsie foe Aldertnfin l*g the eily of , Ildll)^ will ddubtiesH hod tb.it tils (gsrpie Sanh-rd uibjqcL to .d “ ' deyisiary of ll.e WbllO -come to us green, and until ripe ir e J a r As I said before; I don’t cardimuch for Dollars, but we all niust Pnm iuy to t< held Sovumhel 21. 1011 from digestible. npprVtjaie It«-». cntiTpfWv The next step » ' f'»x v i L K i w t i rr bavo them;,wo need Uiem— it's just how mfmy each* Individual I hove rro personal interest in any wny will b e a daily.and «tie rapid growth mu) | w|l| (-• h rurndhlote for Ih r ruisltlon of \ h l"rm »n j fn the growing, handling or shipping of thinks he requires, mid the secret of Happiness is to try and mv deviAofWtiçiji yf t)t<- Smiloril m i tino lends »uhirct I l he iteawma y,f the rVlule I'rillliry tirld j No. 21 Ulll oranges, arid have not h id since February .u$ itfcbplijtyc. llm j• It will not be many your neighbor gets some of the dollars os well os yourself. Wn it* lL**t> flth. 1H95. but FIArUJa'g great crop, her 'pinrijtjk before this Step is token —Tarnpo I herelry non ounce trfy c»rvitd»cy for AUlermatl DONT BE. A HOG uf the Lily cl Saufcnt »uldnct to the d—iw»m» the incomparable n ra n g ra n m l grape .fruit, ■s . Whits Primary, seid Nav. 21. m e being injurisTby J m K deplorable unil :’ T'*.»■;=r J ru r r . — W. li tfkt^nrvoo Be content with a fair share of the Doll&rs-—a fair pric? for unwarranted, nctlun.'^ft'irly oranges arc " ^ At the rraunt of many friends, I ha** d«Tl«d Th^ Sanford Hero Id' adheres to t(jo be­ your products—a good living price, and somethingxiver' to put in whfRcsoaie mid palatable by October 1st, 10 iineo.iMie m i rsmlirlai-y for lire ruiiltion lief that a newspaper should keqp pace A lJ c n iu n of S.vnfiirit, ■ig’i i t to the Hit]UkM) Of tu a and ofter. enrlier, 'rCjfpnllcM .o f color, the Bank; and those whtuUve mo thfilr busiheds this Season will ' ' _ with the aim m unJiy in winch It lias its W hile P rim ary held Kirv. 21. W, W. wJiich only comes with foot nights. Tfir A »or»uirr come prettyf near doing iItt ■ nearaomg ,■ -V * ■ ' , J • A n a , ! ft" 11 r - ■■ * J. being. A s s result of this belief, the experience of Jerty yenrs can not ^ fla v in s held .th e potitiun at A hfrrrp** for o n t m anagement of the IjsrirM lias made |r h n . r s i l l n x i u U i » e su d id at* (ur the i t»inon nullified b y s few rtien.Cmo p iattrr how ^1 WANT* YOU JO REMEMBER— ' > i . "■ . '¿ f *» *J met id lk it ymty lu flrm ie » o ld / • upon niy past th a e j^ p e r 4 t y mi-weekly whiclt transfor- retord. iiitctnpqroto .tltflr'i|ttefHncos. ' -, J , . . 1 --------- A L S O - ------- V J .•} -, . I . S. B c sw . • m a f^ ù 'l/u /b o e ti accomplished without In ■’.* ' ■ Respectfully. Al the e j r n e t i sotkdtaih>n ot .m any iBX-t>av*Ti * L j¿ th e ieóflS.detr noting from Hie scintilla ting That Fve not been, afraid to go out into, the diitertmVttinrkcts in + >: . ‘ * ,, J , W nmter. and frtrndi. I ■Ito inn UffrsJ urged IO to Iannounce m y Candtaar ' « * ».V* . • . * *• _ _ ; . C Tirifih ti A-Ja ti 1111 cxcÿlivJit publication.— for A lderm an Of Sohject to üX . I he City of Sanford." Uihj Six Southern States at Q'very heavy expensaTpr ihe,lokt ten £ 'rlrnary. lo i¡4 ‘held Nov. S i, decision of th*r W hite Prim i '> W t ^ \ j n 0 g m e r , • _ . ’V . S tarv in g to B ra tti' „ Weeks in your Interest ns well as My Own, yvoVking up n ♦ Qxo, fo x , JC 1011. .. ¿ 0 «j -1 '1 ^ ■ . . j - . i . reliqbla trade for Sanford vegetables and reducing the necessity .j. \Y. A. [<uiiu|hf diccovcm l t fnntiljt 11 am n J * i ia ra n d h ln ta for th r.iu p itk m of A ldertnóiv :( 10 th e d e ci!km of ill* w jv e m h c r p r i m a r i »tatVing'Tfqï d ia ti i ituur Markhnm orto ; ; . of Garribllng in Northern Markets, especially to theBiuull J , j kV/SEdktr}t •!1iaìloinln1 <4r th e ' Inddjtrlnl nti ref lopor ., . . z—- 1. so fk it your support. mi h■ernwilli tr grower who cannot ¿fiord to take chances like his big Brother— * dny |o x ll Wc.ck nnd infarmed the local Tyffj&ÏÎèooW Ìitìl wiÁ- foli the truth about iTTr SHJM IOLSKR • ' - - - — ty » * , . better Sell 0. B. . j átuhilrBirt. -Mcfintlme ono of the girl« I iti'ffTtfhi ami iipvamlshcd. uu- I will U! be 1 can d id ai« for A lderm an, sa b ltc l to the , • ,ls .. . ietdikni of the hite TNImnry tò he herd November hcttinimti .«Juapcfiue enma to town nnd _. _ W _____ p ' í ’. Maied*. uimdorticd and'unwashed tale deebkot 21st, und «dielt yodr sulTruge ■ ay+j entering ,*iho Wjke lostatirnm fainted* . 1 w flicn he ha»’ (Jiiisln-d tin re, will be Res pert filth* --------‘AND LASTLYW. 1!. JMTEK S * from "wtinkhik* anid want of noiirl»r\m-ut. — —Ins» doing in tht,fpke laud selling Æ 4A x tj„ A » i .. I hereby announce my Cnndtdary ■(of position of n i t . N . i i . . : . . __ 1 u i y '■;> husincs's. ; I wish to say that I want the Farm ers to help the reputation | A ld m n an . suhfeet to th e* d eciilo n trf the Whllo L< t er j(o, Jlñil fin {e w ill-b« tho jd g . Prim ary fo be h rkl Nov. 2l*t; >011.. the ♦ of Sanford by endeavoring to ship only the best of their Vege­ B..W, lUKaxm. Tb« gesç *»M*t fhfJlWso lusdti itou tsver hoard tables and to be careful about the Pack. iW-d - ■ —of after jyg ¿ » v e - '^ f r è d . You Just limfificntcd at St. 'jploutl contracted A t the e k to e st rm u e tt of m any ' T :.' The location of the new Offices of .tlie Exchange will be pub derided ttqq __________ announce m y eandulftcy. deemed __ otd fever and <l<*oid«d to leave there 1 -^ .a*- v.«n*t kt-íÁc bsíaple nwqy fftjm tltc Lakes. of Sanford suldect to the deciruem 'fished In q few days, i f you wish to njake a contract o r agreement to be held on Novem ber 2 tiL qud take up a ItomcaUad near Hmkhntu.' - - - = = " ’ ;; . with me to handle your trucking this Season, address, • • ; • 7 h T .J .r ta itt;" ■' ; . ' f,' . - « • * r r S lik n e u took h li ttiiimjre )«.*niian ¡and -/.* ' Ifi-gronld.be more contented . with our F o r Clerk and A i s n s o r T, *?/ lo tju Bis npjl.' tlifr, present iiigircost of t will be a raiw lidate to succeed m yself in ■the ipirvotlcjn folkrwid.' Tlte taan. woman N f j ^ o ttlá L Í^ Y r, would dot dash position of City C lerk and A irew or. subject to the a tjd ’ tb rw childroi»'were Taken to the County 1l|jme Where they will bo tenderly ^\ÜrnM^^Çs^ Ih otiif face with Ills w hite ptltpary to b e held la November. TjT. - i v i t W. Urvru-, '* nursed back to bqhlllt. fi LOCK BOX 8 0 4 a - j , »' • . ,w ■ > t .jGifi’e y | h | | i -*iíTtiCÚ ^of Onr discontent \ * .* ,-T/r* a , ' T or Treasurer and .Collector \ ' \ li*‘. J 4 fg = .» ,t ... 7; «V if I» V ^ ; \ ^ . f i > n j r l 8 c k - I n our own I •Oftourk*' m y carsdklacy fe e the |<u*it km of. - • tjíiku. H» tiS^ktt^raheg ovjkrnbunuance In Treqabter INEZ HILL l»tnrr SrattY llecinr of the city Of S aiiiM j. Sulr- rf jeer iiw-tfii __ in„ _ tiwdhs s rriih of tbr* While____ P rfm g fy .. ta l* fc re bad not go Jrcld NosriHllrr g ist, and solle« yuur sate. jdiscove^ f*wer rlcQctctw, W , l . Mestux. fusi Q 'ìfU tìfè fà ty c are not só I! At P resent II6 French Avenue. A fter November F irs t Offlce on 1 hereby anm ììfm e m y candidacy for th e positioO of Tyoasuirr am t CoUector to the dsctsiM Æ < rtíü c d . wjtfii wtin t we m iss ns t* m a i u r t r «in) C ttk c to r iluöect. a«M H Commercial s tr e e t. Next Door t o Pico Motot Ü o tx ià ; M of t h f I’rlxnanr held G arn erW oudru ff pidg. . W t.w lja l^ Ka^' - 'c iS b i f kfuMsua. fUhi Æ Ä - y : ' fxfM •< • 'W 1 h iv ; 1 ■ i. 35* J a V ■V DO YOU WANT A SODANE DEAL i ? t % t I ANNOUNCEMENTS { r. DR. CHAS. E. LEW IS r m Sanford PUBLIC ¿ É M ,- HKh K .. ■■M.-é Ê Ê Ê i �f • *.' *’ I* ■•. e .v T > m W THE SANTORO HERALD O e r te r y ‘ , b » « » » i i é » é » b » » » b » » » b b « / » . . ................. ___ tlo m c T ru in a Long Ir lp In C ourt o f County Ju d g e, S ta te Florida Dr. Lewis, proprietor of the Lewis Veg­ :: etable Exchange h s i juit returned from l a r« « U t * o í O rante County B '? W , T John» Notier U lirrrb ) st»cn. lo >1 “ honi il m ar u n an extensive trip through the states of (hai un Ih * Itili Ja o( Novellili«, A D Little Happenings— Mention of Georgia. Tennessee. Alabama. .North and cero toil, «rr »hall apply lo Ih r ifo n u raltr Win M u tin . fB rutale to t o u t ¡o oí »aiti Court, o» Ju d ie ol South Carolina and Florida, in the en­ Matters In Brief. “ ‘jira* ss ____ _ ill and : -t'i- * deavor to lay the foundation of a perma­ testam ent uf w T n», J cero to i and (hat ni %- *-*■» |b e asm e lim e » r w prew n i to »aid Coott our nent business In Sanford for the hand­ n a l account» at executor» ot »alii n t n t r and > Ik 1 a form al their approval ling of fruits and vegetables on a large (orDated May 3th A D lull R. r. WAKr.. scale. SHIPPERS OF MATTIE GRAY JOHNS. In this respect Dr. Lewis informs us he A» Exrv-utor» summery of 10« No«Un4 Sm *ll Tolh 3U-ÖI 5-12. Ö U, 7-H. ti ll, il l, 10-1.1 has been more Hum pleated With the Succinctly Arranged fo r Hur­ success of the trip. The few months lib l e d Herald Readers. was in lha vegetable and fruit busince» R. R, De«s*P*nt Sunday.In Enterprise, last seaeon convinced him that (here was . of If* sm U tbe guest Mr. CSauls. g ro a t« room for Improvement in getting Miss Mell C art« of Orlando was the in touch with the retail«, than, by mere­ All Local A d v e rtise m e n ts Under This ly sending out printed quotation cards Heading. One Cent a W ord Each Issue |u4»t of Mrs. W. A. Parr on Sunday. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ R ainer today at the city clerks omce protniscuouajy. and he decided to go in Rdbms to Let—Furnished und unfur­ Light housekeeping. Sulphur person, interview his prospective custom­ nished. .ad pay your poll tax to G. R. Calhoun. well tmd city water. Toilet and hath ers, hud out wijut vegetables their special V Eoisne Roumillat' and Leslie Dryont room in house. Rent moderate. No. 116 'vent to Daytona Sunday on motorcycle*. m arkets required, when they Required French Ave. Phone 251. I2-2tc them and also haw much of each variety W anted—Tons Prickly Ash Hark, Prick­ MilUoery opening a t Mrs. Bruton ■ next of vegetables they could handle during ly Asli Berries, Deer Tongue (vanilla Thursday and Friday. You can try them leaves), Stillingia and Blue Flag Root, art entire season. SANFORD, FLORIDA ott. //.' The great drawback and coui\daint he Cured Moss, nil kinds second hand hags 1 Hr*. Lucia Graham of Chicago la the and burlap. Address American Fibre found In Interesting the majority of the Company. Box 276, Jacksonville, Fla. eueit of her son. Frank Graham of Santrnije in Sanford vegetables shipped by * . 12-fitp MHaUbtt.. express was the apparently poor pack For Rent—Two good rooms with board. Oeorte Lendeman of Illinois was in and careless method ol shipping in vogue. Two blocks from depot. 106 Laurel, Ave. the d tr last week looking up the merits Dr. Lewis is convinced, as he always has ll-3tp W anted—Experienced truck mlth nt of the eekry business. been (and ho has shipped many thou­ NORTH Miss Flora Morrison had a successful sands of baskets of truck off Ids own once to take charge of truck farm, und orange grove near Mulberry. Fin. Good operation for appendidtes last Thursday farm before settling in Sanford), that the home. Give refwences. exi»erience. and and is greatly Improved. , ¡/ surest and best way to build up a reputa­ salary expected. Answer, Good Oppor­ Il-3tc Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Gnmer left f</r Dade tion for Sanford vegetables is to pack tunity. care of this iwper. For Sale— A few pieces of good second Oily Saturday where they will spend q. tlicm properly. givUlg good honest meas­ hand furniture left. CpII up Mis. W. A. ure and good honest stuff, and now it will Mtmilck, Cameron City. week with relatives. l l-tfc • CL H. Dlngec has been busy nt Enter hot be long before the Sanford puck will .WAnted To Buy—*10 or 15 acres improv­ prlae for several days, where he has a stand on its merits with any hi her ship­ ed or unimproved iuhd facing Lake Mon­ ro« Sanford $iifc. eArtisinn water gueranping point in the Unitbd'States. large plumbing contract Incidentally Dr. Lewis was enabled to tiSW» Flat dobds, pine or hummock land. Capt and Mrs. R. H. Mark« of - Sanford Alad land n o t.. adjacent to the lake. do a lot of solid adv«tishig for Sanford Statrt'pricc' of no notice taken. Address Heights have as their charming guest. SOUTH for in interviewing M>veru|Unudred mer­ Florida. 68 Georgia Ave.. Mobile. Ala. Miss Marie Fraser of Atlanta. Gn. . Il-tf chants the Doctor had nr answer numer­ Typewriter ribbons and carbon paper ous questions about our resource«, flowing For Sale—The richest high land farm ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN si the The Herald office. Also sell the county. Stock and tools. Thirty wells, cosr of land, etc . in the city in Orange acres. 2 in fruit and 12 in cultivated DINING AND SLEEPING CARS fanywn Ulickensderf« Typew rit«. $40 which he lived. field, balance in posture ami woodbind. sod $50. • Though the trip has been on e*|iensive Gow) Hroom house and out builtlings (iasMrs. Holmes of Gainesville arrived in one the Doctor is sure it will pay him ex­ olinc engine pmi water works 3 \ miles For Information, Rates and Reservations see n e a r the dty yesterday and will »trend the ceedingly well, und will next youf take a from town. ' . mile front ln-it hue on Sil ver tjike. Pleasant to look m Very est Athnilie Coust Line Agent or write winter With her son, W. E. Holmes of similar trip north. At present the Doc­ healthy. Elevation 70 feet above San­ Sanford Heights. tor’* efforts are confined to Hie marketing 1ford Cheap and term* easy C. F. Wil­ 10-tf J, S. Dus* of N ew Smyrna is In the city of southern vegetables in the Miutlx-ru liams. Box 923, Sanford, Fin For Sule—Firiesi muck laml tn »into, today looking after the Coronado beach markets. olready drained, ready for cultivation, •| I3H West Bay St. JACKSONVILLE. ILORIDA real eslate of which his fufrrfly is the within a mile railroad station Twenty Mrs, Bruton has loralrd in Bishop principal ow ner. mve tracts only forty tfulltir» tin tier«. Block corner 1’nlmctto and First. Open­ P. W Humphrey's. Jlronson. Flu l(J-7tp R L. Hughes, president of the Vege­ ing of füll millinery Thursday and Fri­ Plants for Sale—Celery, lettuce a;-d table Grow«a Association is back at his day. cauliflower for the next two weeks. A desk and will gel the m achin«y in mo­ Dorncr, Cefr-ty Ave. io-if tion for the new session. . Tiled • or Kecord To Rent—House with ti Rooms, and Messrs. Woodruff, Gridin. Brittain and N. 1!. Garner to Henry Mclaiulln. 51 Bath room Corner Magnolia Ave ami L I V E R Y , F E E D and Bradshaw of Orlando were in the city J. H. Smilti to John N. McKwun. SjlMKl, nth Ht Apply A. L W tliianuuai D A Caldwell &»_Soas ' 11 2tp yesterday enroute home a f t« a few days C. H. l^lller et nl to M M Slewtirt. For Sale—Life scholarship in Draugh­ S A L E S S T A B L E spent at I»a y tons Beach. $4^00. <£ tin'* Business College; good for both Book M. M. Slew art und wile to Henry keeping and itflUogmiihUf course in any Rev. K. Ü. Brownlee, who occupied the H a m o s » arid W a g o n s D ls c k s m l'th ln * a n d H o rs o s h o o ln g of lire Drdughon’s Colleges. Einjutre (Xdpitof the I’rcsbyicilan church Sunday Wight. $4.500. 7-d Mnrtltu Clark to Henry Wight,¿SGl.59. llcrtiid oihpcH o r s e s and M u le s B o u g h t and E x c h a n g e d left far Atlanta Monday morning to re­ NOII co -LT o property owners and others George 1. Pocock to (invitl Sifnnlon?, sume his charge at Rock Spring, Atlanta. HEAVY HAU LINO AND C O N T R A C T IN G having real twrttfte in charge. See me , , Mtal F. J. Gonrnlea has returned from $150. and get my price»;tui tuiper tuingiug and Monger l.muJ Co to C K. Hnmilcy. painting before letting to some one else, a shaft visit to Jacksonville. It will be a and j will Mvp you money and give you 1107.50. great pleasure to her friends to know that n gdod job. Give the a cltunce to hid is L. i i Walling Lumber* Co to J. W she is reçup«nting from her recent illness. nil I ask Ask W. J McBride or Mrs. W King $5. R. Gardner/ 313 Magnolia Ave. Drop Sam Williams haa returned from n O. E, Iniilmit and Wife to W D. Esltfl. postal In postoffice L L. Wood. 9 if two weeks vacation spent at Clayton, $70U For Sale—At Cameron City, store hniM Q u i c k e r , N e a t e r an d B e t t e r th a n the O l d W a y C*-» in the mountains. The change did Huwurd Packard Land t o to I .luhn- mg nml loti building two-stori6s. wttli him a world of good and tin in ready to store-room.Ih*U»w uml living rooms altove soji. $1,600. take up ihe burden where be left off. Running witter on both floors Ion 67 ■-> Just T ry Me and See Same Man but N ew Location Annie J, Sp<tiikmuii to Flln L Moore, h>oi front, flowing well and fence; leusiil L i t ó Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hughes arrived in A$A;. . for one yenr nt $15 per month; bringing No. 113 W. f irst Street, Next Door to WoodruffN Store thé çlly last Friday a f t« spending the C. B. Hansel and wife to S. S. Griltiu, 1R percen t on investment. Inquire Her'*r at their old home In Dayton, $i5o. v nld office. Also a t Cameroii City one , three-room house with, front porch and L Ohio. Their many friends ore glad I» •■J,. T- DasliWood anti wife to 11 A. screen«! back porch, running water ih , SANFORD, TLORIDA greet them again. ‘ Hood, $10. Itotise. chimney and fireplace, fenoe and kj* J**0’ D Jenkins, chief c l« k to the Chan. A.-Da^ldx and wife to Hannah walks; rents for 56 per month. Inquire »»»V»\»»\»V»»»»V»»»%»»»*»»»WWW\v»»»\»»»»»***»»»»»»*»»***» Herald office 8-tf-c r superintendent of the A. C, U , railway Sodçrloçd, $flfÿ" Attractive cottage for rent furnished. • at thH place j» having a nica night-room Win. P . Siníui and wifu tu l i W. Guillo. Centrally Located. Address P O Box H43, D r i n k a B o t t l e of ; -b°ti»eerected on Third street, near French 31.400/; City. 8-tf •sveaaa. Contractor Shinholzer Is doing Jns. L. Giles to W D. Currie. $ 1 1.000. For Rent—A nice little truck furm. 4 i ; the work. ,f : D. W. Currie to Stnvia Colony Co, $17. acres in cultivation 2 years, partly tiled. Enquire at. Herald Uftice. C-tf Mr. Henry Allen and family of Ubfy, 000. * . One of Hie most suitable tracts pi land A. D. Newton and wife to Nancy HidWJiavc arrived In Sanford to make in Florida, near ihe beautiful Indian River d>dr home here. Mr. Allen was here last Johnson. $25. , now open fof sale. .If you want good , ipriag and purchased' a ¿va-acre fono on * Prosper Colony Co., to 0. F. Hill, $100, land, pretty scenery, health nnd comfort, ■Robt H.’R am sey.. Tr. to Hunter Lund do'uot let this offer slip by. write to J. F. , th* wmi side, which he win begin to I t* SundeU. Lake Mary Fla. S^tltp I , Pwv*,atonce, • ■ Co, $43. . g in g e r a l e o r s o d a w a t e r For Sale—5 acre farm, twenty bearing ^ ^ U‘ tiLc^ n | C*ntV Misa Arabella - TJi^ largest slock of millinery cycr orange trees. SO pcacb trees, also very uufncturcd with jHirc dislillcd wnlcr—Uioy. will prevcni illncta^ aid fi„. Mu i «Mns, m oth« and " W m of X W. Die- carried In Snnfurd. Mrs. Bruton wants large bearing pear trees, tnodren 5-room digestion nnd give you health ‘ m k .* collage, front anil buck pftrehes, faces ived In-the etty Saturday'evening to see you Thursday'nm! Friday. south Golden 1-tke, 3 miles south' Fast of T h e Sdnforxi Coca Cola B o ttlin g C o ., S a n fo rd , FI* Fsytxosa, (Jn^and are. visiting Mr. 3 } ----- At*--------- **- *9 ’ Sanford;. 5 infnulcs'walk to street rail­ Irt Dicklns. i Thctie m any friends S c o u ts Take a Hike way. also Oveldo railroad. Fine drinking 1glad to W^lctyne timo» again to ThvU<y Scout* under the lendrrship water, good bathing, fishing anti swim­ $2-tf ’Old h o m * / ; . v •’ of Rev. lotnmers took on eight • mile ming- Address box 1127 City. A. i For Rent—I have a few first class tiled “hike" lot l Saturday going out to Silver of PhUadelfarms for rent on shares. No money re­ O F SA N FO R D , F L A . Lake wt»F e (hey look a ' swim and re*-, quired. Also sohto for cueh rant. Levi (> • OEO. FCRMALD, Vlc«-Pr«». turning l/(e in the evening. The long lilnford owner, and dealer in Sanford IÍ r . H. RAND. Prasldsm f . p, roR ST E R . C«ahl«r B. f . WHITNER, Asst. Caahlar ®ti«n>crea of celery not tire the boys a little bit and truck farms. 44-tf. m W V u . t w J n t e , . ^ . R ep p l. Htey are looking forward to another one. O n ly National Bank In O ra n g e C o u n ty IN and about t h e c it y Chase & Co. 2fl pflSiWAL ITEMS Of. INTEREST ill WANTS # L , Florida Fruits »»<' Vegetables F ;jhl-P General Insurance Agents Atlantic Í A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent HAND BR O TH ER S Shoe Repairing M. by Machinery . .-q HANSON •V FIR S T N A TIO N A L BANK the tttviflon .tu n a^ er af the telephone «romirifs opWatinj out of Philadelphia. fcadjfor,themselves and «“ betates. They purchased forty acres *nd continued their Journey to St, Peters1 ü" * havo « «>" 10 . J * ln,et>Hon to-return to Sanford development ot ,l.o } '+> \ ■-ev — ----- ,— — , r end am bet- dr (0 trial becdgMA'' P ro te cte d b y ^ C B u r g l* !^ ta rfu ra n c « S n lo ty D c p m lt Uoxcr. f o r  èrtiV O R O A N IZ e O 1057 AND 1 :: Free Reading Room : S u rp rise P a rty A number of the young friends ot Ed­ gar Tipton pleasantly surprised him at his home on West- First street Friday » night, O ct 13. in honor of his eleventh birthday anniversary. Gr.mes were play>i durln'g Hm evening. After wldch refresh­ ments were- served in the dining room, ;; the colors red and green being curried out ;; Iri the table decoration« A good lima < wn* enjoyed by ev«jrbody. and all loft « wishing him many more happy birthdays. • » _| MML| tí P. ROOM 2 0 . U p sta irs. Pico Block CONNELLY; U ERAL Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m AW) ' ' vr FIRE --------4 ------ IN S U R A N C E : Saturday^ 4 to 9 p. in. Ofnce Above rir*t National Bank in fail mWitiery \Z-2c Funds Sanford Library You «re invited to atiem l tho Millinery Opening at Mr*. Bruton next Thursday P enns, •mved In Sanford Inst week to look over and Friday. All Hie latest stylo« In fall ‘ * ■ V 'f f r í '>■ ’ » r SANFORD, FLORIDA / ‘V •t Druton'* opening Thursday and FHJiy. ----- ---- "^ .'H . . . r ^ - *$■ �. Ü • • •• P • - • - 4 •• • . ; 4. • ‘ • - ' ' THE SÄNroRD m R A U ¿ m^ b v 17 <»i m , L A N D Bulletin . « v . * :.4%.w v • V'.‘Vt -v-' Ii Only Solution Qf the Present System of Middlemen’s Profits kESTEROAV v u Sunday, Tfwsre v u “company“ at Happy Hol­ low farm. Thera* moat alway* "company,” for that mat­ ter. Wa Ilka to have folia with us. All the doors of the big bungalow-farmhouse am always wide open to our kin and friends, just any old time, writes William R. Lighten in "Back to the Land.” But this Sunday gathering was rather lot—farm folks, all of them, keenly Interested in the life of the farm; end al) “back-to-tbe-landera,” whose con­ nection with the farm had come after a more or less rough-and-tumble experience with' llfo in town. There was n round dozen of us at the table for dinner. We had plenty to talk about The talk dwelt for a time upon the cost of,living. That was natural enough when you consider what was on the table. I'm not meaning to be offensive; I’m just tell­ ing you. the smokehouse was hanging full and - there were 00-cdd pigs in the hock pas­ ture, waiting their turns! What was the odds to us If new ' potatoes were kept in safety deposit vaults in town while we could look out of the dining room win­ dow a t a broad acre of them, with a sec­ ond crop just planted! The long and short of it Is that here on the farm we could dish up u dinner |lke _tlpit every day in the week, if we wanted to take the trouble to fix it. gathering the stuff within easy arm's reach of the farm­ house. * ; v. I > I ; • .. T •/ '1 < . •% * -• JÊ » * ■ k w . i r K ,' m P A wholly false social theory was at live bottom of the trouble, centuries ago. He only was a t/ue blue-blood whose hands wore unstained by growing or handling the products of the soil. There was something low-caste about the soil; to es­ cape from it was the firsA tepof the mnn who wanted to be somebody. ' Funny, isn't |t! Hut true, ¿very true. They may not be willing to owit'It. but 0 out of 10 of the youngsters who have quit the farm evin ip our own day to sell ribbons over the counter, or to pore Over daybook and ledger, or to start business . as some sort of servant or middleman, have been moved by jhat very spirit Look for a minute at some of the con­ sequences and then say whether you honestly believe that these near-aristo­ crats of shop ami office have really made much headway towards the sweet free­ dom they sought I'vo been one of them, for yean and years; my memory of that rims is still fresh; and as unpleasant' as It is fresh. Unless I'm most wofully mis­ taken. the liberty thst lies la breaking away from the soil Is a mighty poor ex­ cuse for the reel thing. If this form life be base slavery, then I'm ceftalnly stuck on it. Old Days ¡Recalled la the old days, when we bought every­ thing for our- table, (here were lots of things we couldn't afford We wanted r. them, too—little delicacies put of season; like p milk-fed broiler In January, oc fresh . asparagus tips forced-in latp summer. In. those days it would have *beast .¿ very ■ special occasion If we had a boiled on the table along. #fth fried’ Such things cost too much to fad'reOieaa-. . . > Jy Indulged on a qiodercle lncotfle. Vi •* "*’** flow see the . difference:' Now, nhthlng too good * -Arave to reckon f'W trouble, of course, ’.A table “eatr,” but the r e e f ¿oat. In doflars As It w af the bare coat of producing that dinner on the farm didn’t exceed 10 cents a plate. No guest'was scared, and neither host nor hostess kept an anxious eye on anybody's appetite. What difference did it make to us thst the town price of frying chickens was six bits a bead, when there were hundreds of the plump youngsters running arobnd the placet What did we care about the *v. •* * * Tax Is Being Paid . On everything be buys to eat from the city grocery or market the townsman pay* a middleman's tax of from 509 to 1000 per. cent or more—from five to ten times the actual cost of production, lu the fixing of these prices the consumer lias no voleo—out a whisper. Do you call that .taxation without representation! What! W hat's to be done about it! As usual we're doing a lot of agitating' over per­ fectly absurd expedients. We're talking about fixing prices by law. We're agi­ tating the possibilities of "co-operation" between producers and consumer* direct, leaving the army of middlemen to starve. We're fussing with Just every solution but rite right «no. What It the right one! There aren't many to choose from. There's Only one. and it’s perfectly plain. . Back to Soil Is Call When wc find that we're headed In ex­ actly the wrong direction, w h a t' II there to do but turn square around and bead back! In this case It's back to the land: The problem of simple living Is never to be solved but In n return to the soil We've got too far away, os It Is, and every bit of foolish trifling with these ar' tittcioJ "remedies" serves only to take us farther and farther from the only possible solution that's so plain as to m sks argument seeiuan absurdity— ,,.^ Bcliere mo, when we had that "com ' petty” to Sunday dinner a t Happf Hol­ low, the dinner' was «erred. with a sur pretoe content, a peace 'which the har■ astad townsmen would flbd pest under• standing. ’ ‘ ..-.-v,' •-* •• * i , M O T E r - T V a S m u t i d t it n a d a ta g fraaa " B « k I* - • tK, LtmU u l i a k a t i k . f l a n at a t r a n a l ag n rtka * • «U* a « * ' i t . n W , W i U U a . l l L % k ..a . * ri!'**^<lr ** O r o o » o O r o d M w a n i u l f t V * l w * Fl *T . 1-tWi H O W A R O - P A C K ¿ P itt:: ,.fc A jW m jC jP W P A W Y , In c . „ i r - • - Bgp- Theory Wholly False Cost 10c a Plate v ** ^ - K The butter was made on the farm; there was unlimited sweet milk; there were peaches "put up” on the (arm and smoth­ ered with thick cream; there was a piled dish of fresh white grapes; there wuslL oh. no end of truck like that, Mery bit of it. except the "seasoning.“ produced right here on the farm Wt were two 1tours at table, eating and talking. There was ,n plumb plenty of everything for everybody—not skimped helpings carefully spread but on the plates to look like cnouglt, but the sort of .plenty you read about, with every soul coming back a l least onoe for another bit of white meat or an extra potato or a second try nt the asparagus or another glass of milk. Nobody was timid; and when the Inter­ est lagged at last hunger was far from ua Well, as 1 say. wo fell a-talklng. Wo all carried in our heads memories of the times wficn we were mere townsmen, car­ rying Itome our food in baskets and parcels from the shop and market. Wa did a lit­ tle sum In arithmetic, helped put by hud, cold experience. 1lore's the result: , U ours had bMn a town table, set out., with that dinner for a dozen, of Just the same things and In the same abundance, 'with the nearest approach we coukl make toTbfc same quality. It would have tu t ua t back at least a good round $15 In real money. And then the family would have strung along for a couple of days on arti­ ficial messes of left-overs, down to the last item of chlckenbone soup on Tues­ day. ' [ t■ CvrVy mlddlcinah who geU his hands an a bit of.food stuff, from, a bunch of radishes to n beef carcass, tacks some­ thing to the price before he passes It along. Being human, he adds all the traffic will bear. What be can’t take single banded be takes through protec­ tive association* and gentlemen's agree jnents. That's business. Our quarrel ’ oughn't to be with that, but with our own tame Indulgence. We take a lot of credit to ourselves as a nation because we once kicked over the traces rather showily when we thought we were being put upon by a system of taxation without representation. We date national Independence from the time when we made that protest stick. Yet here we are ncck-dcep in a condition incomparably worse in principle "and worse In effect; a condition which we ourselves have deliberately built up; a condition under- which two-thirds of all our hundred million people deliberately tax themselves to the point nf extortion merely for the take of maintaining the "system” which has brought this condi­ tion about. days of struggle for a living, to wake in the morning and look out of doors and see plenty of everything In plain sight— , " enough, enough not for today only, b u t' ’ for tomorrow and next week—and then to understand that it's all ours, with no middle man blocking the way with his tolls on enjoyment. There’s plenty. There it lies. We've produced it ourselves, out of our own soli, and there's not a thing, not a fraction of a ceut, to be tacked on to the bare, rock-bottom cost of produc­ tion before it comes to our (able. There's not a middleman on earth who can take a picayune In ruke-off on the smaUcil shred of our abundance. IX> you tee! There's the fly In the ointment—not Uve middleman himself, but the utterly foolish scheme of things which has bred so many middlemen that they've become a pest—worse than that, an almost in­ tolerable burden. II began with the foolMg, notion that to produce one's own food from the soil Is u base and menial ‘ business. It Was so much easier, so much more dignified, to let Georgo do It. List Unlimited ! •I * 1 tell you It's fine, in these strenuous There was milk-fed spring chicken, fried, heaped platters of i t replenished three times from the kitchen, with a lot left over. Those chickens were picked from u flock of 600, hatched last spring on the farm. There was another platter of Lolled ham—grown, cured and smoked on the form; there were creamed new potatoes. Country Gentleman com on live cob and asparngss tips, all fresh from the farm garden. There were eggs fixed up some fancy way—gathered fresh tha night be­ fore from the farm henhouse. - Middlemen Blamed Fine to See Plenty Chicken Heaped Up fg & X U and cents. Is negligible. We do the work ' ourselves: we enjoy It—and there's abko. lutely nothing that adds a cent to the original cost. Here's the principle of the matter, which nobody can deny; the farther you remove yourself from the source of your food supply, the mote that food is going to coat you. That is to say, the more middlemen you have In the social scheme, the more you have to pay. There's never n folly which we don't have to pay for; and they all cost more than they're worth. / m ip lo . I Ban, B u ild in g - - ; ' S A W fO B D . F L O R ID A | �T Tile SANfORD lltRAU) d*tebtfT7tlNL WHENW m p ORANGES THIS anotheb, stokes case Voung Lady In New Yçirk Adopt* Men’s Attire. Iro tfu c tlo n a by Telegraph Trom the -a th* Bisy#r ®f The following wire from th»- Citrus Kx change was received yesterday: • Fisk- ro e t-L Illla n n, _ , ,tb* u . Im W.wiinarod two 1? U 0^ ’ «booUDg StokM, h*T« and Oraham Tampa, Fla . t|ct. 16. Hill young wom*n Herald, Sen ford, Fla.: Of m uilonatr. Shipper* may prépare begin moving ba*n held for egg* In Its a»ns»Uon*l roiaturow tba aborting ■In tho ^ ^ T û ’s of Jltn Fisk* by Edward Bib , Broadway C*otral ho* -ffgjr occurred In n N*w York hous. on. «waning when cousin of th* slayer of Flak. S* Thrasher’s Great Healing Fluid * Cttrua Cxchonie Ycrk Aboctlau Injolva. Cau.ln H a » l*o fof *jo4Rtjig pgm N o humbug, gu » ra iilrn i It» tin til it it rcvomrtuJtfl to m money rcium ietl. L i lt i n g ] «pphcAtHm hg* currtl G n c t r i Kbeum Alitin. F e io o i H e ld At hr. I tMAon O i l a iieJi D t» tA ic4 F lf t . itch eve* all pain when propctly ip p licti. Stanogrspher Wh o Bt l l e ve t In Oefng Comfortsbl a Whan at W o r k In H *r O fflc t — H e r Ideal "fcfipj&Ufided 3 ycaia lince tnd all A ir d cligh(rd lh«i h$vt u»rd it, of 0 | r € C t l O R t ^ S f i S i i u n i f a thick cL«th and apply over pain of any kind, re m o w before J t h liittii and continue In Apply Presant Pashiona. fiowT York.—The bwwest slogan of Manufactured tiy J. S. T H R A SH E R reform In wuuien'a dreaa la; “T rou­ i: -------------- S O L D B Y -------------sers for tliu buslueea woman!" If :: ever men aud women aro to bo equal J. G. M A R TIN Lake Mary, Florida a radical teconatructfuu In woman’* dreas m ust tako place aay tho cman* clpatreaaes of th e aex. The reform ba* already begun and a bravo ‘ llttla stenographer In a downtown Now York ofllca la the first champion of Get up a Party, Hire tbe causo. She has Introduced tro u ­ Launch and Come to sers an d ahlrtw alsi. as l oaiunie fur n«r*worklng hours. While sho Is enthus­ iastic to a degree, her courage falls hef when It comes to going to and Learn to swim in that shady Pool. No rocks, ntr holes, no from work In man's attire. Foe this reptiles to hurt you. Safe for any child. - No Sewera^ no slime, purpose She has a dress which aba only pure well water slips on. Ljnptied and cleaned every «lay. Every convenldiice for This young woman Is not of the Picnic parties. Refreshmenta Open Thursduys and Sundaya type th a t has worn trou sers as a m at­ Other days by arrangement. ter of principle or convenience before. She Is dark, dashlu», buoyant and rig ­ The Launches "Msmis" snd “ Nellie" will lesvr from City Dock it 2 inJ 3 P. M* F l o r id a C rr ^ t is R k c h a n c e , orous. and the picture of her herewith Thursday* and S undays P r i c e 2 5 c Ro un d Trip Tampa, Fla. establishes her undeniable claim to good looks. H itherto tho women who t W W i V W W V H W W W t W W M U W WH W W W W m W W W H H ' School Library and Art Collection have worn m en's a ttire have lacked It is a question whether many of the both youth and good looks Rome, parents of the school children, to say like Dr Mary W alker, had the cour- about October 20 Parson Browns and sim ­ ilar early varieties. Mature and edible and should ship fast as possible m d ean up mailing way for later varieties in No­ vember. Prosecutions for Immature fruit will be rigid as heretofore, but early vari­ eties ahould clean up before general movement begins. Boxes containing ear­ ly varieties should be plainly stamped name of variety to protect against seizure a t destination oud misbranded boxes will be confiscated. Will later wire informa­ tion best time for movement ordinary va­ rieties ample Time to protect shippers against delay. Little exchange fruit will Its policy being to move only outsiders are hereby ship soon as legally P IC N IC W O O D LA N D PARK nothing of thecititerwvd Ow. i»»wi>oTtkwxL.sjSArJaLa b <klkj Oftfllkilon« nnd dressed even know all th at is being done by more than faithful ond ever alert fac­ ulty of tne High School and their able corpa of teachers, to bring the schools of Sanford up to as high standard of effi­ ciency and equipment us that of any School in the state, or * gtokss and Hla Aasallant*. , u »hot by two 7 oung women, whom •ke had call«.) upon in their rooms. Th# near trngpdy—for Btokea was wounded thr«« llm««— created a sen«»* ties In lbs metropolis and before H* last echo*-* die away there may ba tome surprising and probably icandslous rsvolallona. The atorlee of th* murderous assault Itself vary. gtokss Is flfty-««ven years of age, e nattv« of N«w York and la th e son .of James Htokes, who am assed a for­ tius In banking and commerce. Hlg first wife, who was of Bpnnlsb and Cuban descent, secured a divorce from him In 1900 and auba«qu«nUy married Philip M l.ydlg. By the terms of the decree he-was forbidden to marry again during the lifetim e of B n gtoki-». In 1906 Bloke« wa* drade the defendant In a sensational lavsult Lucy Handolpb, a beautiful yonng woman who was called “the belle of Kentucky«* brought actlota against him for (1,000 a m onth for the suport of herself and her aon, two ytars old. Bb« lost tho caae, how* eYer, because sho could not abow any written sgr^cment by Btokea to pro­ vide for the boy. Last February Stokes slipped .over . lo Kew Jersey end m arried Mlsa Helen Elmwood yf Deftvor, who had been living at the Ansonla (or eoveral year* , Blokes Is the owner of * larga stock fanu In Kentucky and for many years raced entries from th at farm. Mlaa (Irahatn.li twenty-two year« bid.and Miss Conrad nineteen. T he former ha« b««n on the stag« n-couNe bf je a n and th’* la tte r la a faabk)* wilt«« BOASTS A BUSINESS . HERM IT *» -__» * • ; ,,,lno1» Recluse Keep* L lttla , Store della Goods Only W hen He Is 8 o Disposed. During the past week the faculty of the High School has been engaged in un­ ¿ «J ä ä other pet*. :¿¿ 1 t u t * 01 P * ,ouüuld« suburb*, peoM ? » b e n be w s S •eeTiv u j **?• ■*•*►■*« ^»Do^d to *oee not answ er tbelr * Ci0mm «maU* « »gap and, alio mi bl* *would-be like inen because they found tnon's clothes much more com fortable than their own. O thers hnve put on coat and trousers- In ¿>rder the bettor to earn th eir Bring and hav« wept when they were discovered and hnd 'to re sumo th* conventional apparel of their eex. But this girl stenographer Is the youngest and prettiest of the women who have entertained ad­ vanced Ideas of dress reform and have dared to carry them -out. Bh« try no moans wishes to a ttra c t attention or who Is adopting trousers packing, cataloguing and placing in their proper order (he one hundred new books that were ordered in the summer and which have lust arrived, nmkntg in all three hundred volumes now owned hy the High School. It may not be mal a |*npos to refresh tho memory of those who may have for­ gotten—and Inform others who ure Inter­ ested in our High School—to give a short resume of the Hstory of tin* High School library and art ncquiiution I lie first graduating class of four young ladies gave n measuring party under Miss (tukld s direction, the proceeds of which were ¡«it aside as a nucleus for a fund «ticy hoped to secure, with which to add to the small collection of books they ulrendy had The second graduating class gave a garden party and added something to th r fund on hand. Two years ago Miss tiulld, hy personal Interest and cfTort secured the sum of $50, in contributions from the business men of the city. This sum Its* been aug­ mented from time so time by the enter­ tainm ents given by the pupils uf the High School. Early In the spring the Sanford Wed­ nesday Club presented the High School with eight volumes of lioi/oi's France T. J. Miller gave then! a complete sel of Coojcr » Wurks, and llie trustees [aesentCT them U complete set of Southern LilT K a T r o u s e r * O tr i. e ature ..The proceeds 1rom ”Tlie Mock V. Trial" was another contribution to the f o r t h e t a k e o f 'b e i n g b ts a rre o r library fund,, with which the hundred vol­ u n i q u e S h è la a c t i n g p u r e l y f o r c o r n umes Were bought this summer T he| f o r t a m t h e a l t h - m l la g r e a t l y o p p o s e d contain standard works 'such us Dickens to t h e p r e t e r i t » t y le e fxjr w o m e n , h o Ut lu g ( h a t th e y m e b a o e ly Ilim io U e a t and Scan, and others in cúmplete sets S h e la u y o u tig w o m a n w h o h u e til The literary societies of tlutlllgh School w a y s b e e n f u ll o f s e l f r e a p e d . a m t in h iv e hy their entertainm ents secured a d o p t i n g t r o u s e r s In p l a e e o f « K iri* $174. with which some of the works of d i e Im a d o t t a a o w i t h d ig n it y a n d r e a art now adorning the wails ol the High to n - S p e a k i n g o f her v i e w s o n d rH a a 4 b o u l Were puichased. and which they • b e a a y e i ••There la hardly a girl who ha; OQt até proud to show to their parents and friends who will visit the school. The dressed herself In man’* clothes some Chicago—Here Is lb « 'p ictu re of a fullness hermitage. Frequently we Nike of Samoilirnce, ‘ with pedesl*^ Car­ Hkf of a matt who - baa turned *hla bons’ Roman Forum. Collo«eum, ..The on the world and ha* tAken up Ardí of Constantine, Aeropoli*, .The IH1U •¡7* ,bo<1» In aome p lace' where no of Columns. The Arraignment of Catallrte,' - B * *** hlt? or fcear' hl* rote*. Crudo Rene’s Aurora. Avenue of Middlpr • Jyt here Is a hehnlt'fbr.biMlneM. ana, bands, Angel bf the Viol, Madonna of thr l * Indies, a-lot of It:- Ip this odd- Chair, four other picture* wefn bought ***** building he .11res alone sa v e fo rrJ -with the p&6eed* of an art exhibit, held » !* Ü U*t spring: Tlie r Temple of Phil**, -ill. Anthony of Padun ( Watts), Sir Callahud, and Tho Matterhorn Sanford 'parents and citizens «Te to be o*e than congratulated' on JmvnTg such • corps of teachers 4>hél jiiglí School faculty, who are not only teaching' Hirlr pu­ pils tho prescribed course of study hut are tralnltrg'thelF imitáis, and are sincerely Ihiccrsied In cultivating and elevating the nTq^lt of their pupils, whlie helpjng them to comprehend some uf the higher beauties of the soul as they realize "It is a r tb l l o f life to live." ------------ *■ . N otice o f S l o c h h o l d c r a * M eeting A meeting of the .stockholder.* of the Sanford Hotel and impeovement C or Is hereby called in the director«' room of the People* Bank a t Sanford, Florida on Wed­ nesday, November 15th, 1911»-'« 10:39 [fL Utv ^ * ’ The meeting is called for the purpose of electing officers to a;rve for the entuing ■year and t h e trnnSnetkm of such other business as sftay properly dome before the meeting. W .J .1 » « -.^ T. J. Mitxg*, Piws. ; IDEAL FERTILIZERS B E S T «5* To ¿ain a place on our regular list a formula must not only produce ^** results, but results with a P R O F I T . T he user of fertiliser considers the effect on his pocket-book the R E A L result. I D E A L F E R T I L I Z E R S produces the righf effect, for it works with Nat urc. T h e preference of each class of vegetation for its ^2 source of plant food is carefully studied as well as the proper proportions to give perfect balance— no lack, no waste. \V,th proper application of proper food vegetation outgrows diseases pH and insects tq a great extent, and being strong and vigorous, produces fruit that is pleasing to the eye and palate, and brings financial returns pleasing to the grower *H D’> not lose the m axim um profit due you hy using poorly Italanced «• plant food from improper sources. I D E A L stands for > PROFIT. *ip Call *f um «Sanford Hraruh WitdutuM m t Large of H C Maavrcll tf# gdjrrgt 'z Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company ^ JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA WWWWN E v e r y t h in g F o r M OTOR B O A TS At Rock Bottom Prices SEND FOR BIG FREE CATALOG Of the Greatest Marine Hardware Concern in the U. S. We Sell as w‘ w Prices * Coa»t '■ .; _ to Coast, 1 1 9 Chambers Street, „ . New York Only- dxclusivm- baker ’in tlm r city. Kilty Away All tjyio or other 'Juat for a la ffc '* There mixing done w ith la te st im proved Sani­ li pot .otto who ever haa- dooe so b ut’ tary .m ach in ery ; ‘ . h*« sighed for tho freedom of moye* mflft which «Urte have dexyled her. l ata uot a dlreea emancipator ; *n<K Spencer's'Bread handled by all first drèame. oply of her hobbyw But ( t>* lieve the 'preheat atyle bt^PItht a k jtp » Y . class grdeers* [a not oufy uncomfortable but Inw m o d e s t 'Trouser* are tar g w * A**, cent tor women than their ijihrrbwj •kirU *nd low 'cut waists.- Tbjiyxkfe SPECIAL ORDERS' FILLED P R Q ^ P T iy more economical and hyglenl^. ’ They do not gathar dual and g«n >>4 the way skirl* do. end If. you wear trou • * W c M a k c .E y p i M m j K n o w n to « I i c T r a i ^ ; acre there t(; no^ necessity Jor wear­ ing coreete. .-T never aaw a girl yet PH O N E ’ / ■ i . i; ’v : v ' p N O . - 4 U P À K k ' ' A V E N U E . who enjoyed the cor*«. Every one of ^ «.1 »»«.U-y \r ** r _____ ___ ■ ____:_li—__ t-i___ !___ ,^-J ue wears them (or the name reason a* skirt*—long eatahllahed cuatota." Doubtless the preaeht faablona bare reached such » point of abaurdlty that a greater reform In women's wear than baa e rer been known before will reaulL In the hobble skirt. faehlon t.-. ( r i m S u fti, on» fatehlM* t t f t « opposite PosioOce) ] overreached Itself—«v*n lu Inventor* laughed at the prspostqyousnesa of 1L H. E. W IS E , Proprietor It ha* furnlahed one of tba strongest *■ Formerly M .n.-iV« <•( Control Cafe ■j antleuffrago argument*: "A eex that £ Y deliberately cripple* lUelf la not auffldently Intelllgont^pi be allowed to \ Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fjsh a Specialty vote." the anti* aay. - 3 ' ' • V*. Y ,1 W- | THE C IT Y R ESTA U R A N T A Place For Ladies ¿md Gentlemen S h o r t O rd e ra At A l|.H o u f n % . v>. E v e ry th in g P ir a t C l**e P r o m p t , C leao .»MW- «C ä s s k **--•• ■■ « �j. THE SANTORO HtRALD IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest Concemlni Society People. P O IN T S PU R ELY PERSO N AL Celery City Vanity r e i r While Away th e 0 *H — Hi Social Gossip // ff;/ lie-* rî " m- Twenty-one told peanut adelis, con­ taining tiny invlutions and tied .with dainty little blue ribbon, apprised twentyone little girl* that (belt Sunday school teacher, Mr*. C. H. Summers would be glad to have her dam of Wilting Workers come of 9 o'clock to spend Saturday afternaan-with her a t the Methodist parsdbage. At the »perilled time, eighteen of the twenty-ooe little girls, with happg* focea and in pretty dreeeee, filled the parson­ age, parlor. Mr*. Summer* stated that a little bus!nem must be attended to before the pleasure of the afternoon began; that they m utt elect e president for their dam . a vice president, secretary and treasurer, and enroll themselves a s a Junior Bible clam, under the auspice* of the “W aaito.JM lW vJ headquarters i n . Nashville. Teon, whom they would receive a charter, con­ stitution and by-laws as soon ss they were reported, as having complied with the requlremeta of organization. Mead Alice Wagner was chosen pres­ ident; M arian Philips., vice president; Douglas Abernathy, secretary, and Irene Thuntqn. treasurer. They ere to meet every Thursday on business, and at next meeting will select their commit teea They will have e missionary, social, and • devotional committee, also a committee to visit the sick and strangers and a .flower committee and one for new mem­ bers. , . j After the satisfactory conclusion of the of the afternoon, Mrs. Summers arid Mias Genie Wicker brought In a plate fitted with peanuts, an empty plate and a silver table knife, and Invited the de­ mure Uttie girls to take pert in a peanut race which, as explained, was to take Up one peanut on the blade of the knife, without touching It with the hand, take It across the room op the knife blade and place it in the empty plate on a table boom the room. The many failures to land that Innocent looking peanut in the other plate elicited much amusement. M U m Philips Was declared the winner a i the race, as she succeeded In putting the largest number of peanuts in the plate. A paper bag was filled with pea­ nuts and tied to the gas jet In tb* centre of the room; the eyes of t|te first performar were covered, sbe was turned around several time*, a stick was placed In her hand and she was asked to' try to burst the paper bag.’ The futile efforts to com­ ply with this request afforded a great deal of fun to the others. 1Refreshment* were then served, the paeriot schema being carried out in minute detail The guests were served peanut sandwich*», salted peanuts, peanut sand­ wiches, peanut .candy and peanut te a / Mias Genie Wicker assisted, Mrs. Sum.-;mer* ln entertaining her young guests -and serving the refreshment*.. Tz The members of the risse who enjoyed V the afternoon were Misses Douglas Abefnsthy. Katherine Wilson. Anna Belle Smith. Clara Brown. Annie Anderson. NatUq Lough. Sarah Frederick. Maud Alice Wagner OUve Lpugh, Maud MloL Ruth ' Roberta, Marian Philip*, father Wilson, Ruth McDaniel. Alii* Anerson. Jessie Graved? Ruth Hand, Irebe Ttyiraton. Wlnlkrad Smith. Horn Mom so* and Etbri Group of Infantile Member»—Carol! ce V'.'h contest, the Idea being In making the larg­ est number of words from the combined names of Mls< Butt and ber fiance, Mr. Higgins. Miss Lillian Gibson made the largest scare with words and received very pretty yellow pin as a prize, which she presented to the guest of honor. When the word contest was ovjr. Ice cream and cake were served, after which Hiss Butt was given a dainty basket dec­ orated with yellow daisies and In which she put-each pair uf stockings as sbe took th^m off the line. When the basket was filled with stockings both the »bower and the pleasant morning bad peiL Miss Higgins' invited guest* were Missee Grisie Bum Genie Wicker. Lillian Gibson, P each es Leflier. Mabel Bowler, Belle Smith. Linda Lefller, Sadie Williams, Florenee Prank. Martha Fox. Curie Lovell. Melt Whltner. Viwian Yeiser, Alice Whltner. Mabel Hand, Charlotte Kealor, Mrs. T. A. Neal Mrs. Paul Keriy, Mrs R. H Marks. Mrs. J. L Hurt. Misses Nellie El­ der and Lillian Higgins served tbe re­ freshments. Tbe members of the Eastern Star en­ joyed e very pleasant social hour In their Lodge room Friday evening, after the business of the meeting was concluded. They were entertained by several wail rendered recitations, a short charade and music. In which some of the accompUshtnembers took part. In their efforts to m ain , the-averting, ant for each other. -Light refreshments were served. _____ ‘ City Council M eats Council met In regular session Oct. 19th a t 7JO p. m. Present. D. L Thrasher, president; W. D. Holden. H. Ward, a A. Howard and S. Runge. Absent, J. D. Davidson and H. a Stevens. Mloutea of tbr Inst meeting were read and approved. An ordinance entitled “An ordinance Imposing ( m ain license taxes’* was In­ troduced In an amended form. Moved and seconded that the ordinance as rra I be substituted for original ■Carried. Moved and seconded that It be placed on its second reading by title onl>. Carried. Moved and seconded that the rales be waived and that it be placed on Us third reading and final passage. Carried. It wes then placed on its final passage with tbe following vote: Ayes—Thrasher, Hol­ den. Ward. Howard and Runge. Nays— none. Carried. An Incandescent tight eras ordered placed at Sanford avenue and Fifth street On motion tbe fire comrnj^tee was In­ structed to purchase four Jacks for the' fire auto and to investigate (he necessity of purchasing suits and Ivlmeta far use of the crew. Carried. /’ An ordinance providing for tbe registra­ tion of voters was placed on Its »pcond reading by title only. Carried. Moved and seconded that tbe rules. be waived and that it be placed on Its third reeding epd final passage. It w as. then placed on lu final passage. Ayes—Thrasher. Hol­ den. Ward, Howard and Runge. Nays— none. Carried. Communication In regard to purchase of old fire hose referred to tbe fire com­ mittee. On motion council then adjourn­ ed. ' • t „ v / M. W. Lpvm , Clerk. , '. C ' - ' R esolutions * Tbe Seventh Day Adventist state camp faceting which baa been lo session here for tbe past two weeks, dosed Sunday night, Oct. 7th. .The meeting was pro­ nounced a grand success by those attend­ ing At the last meeting those In attendence passed tbe following resolutions by a rising vMtr. 'RecogpWhS the enurtesy extended to us by the Mayor. Hon. Forrest Lake, In granting us the use of these beautiful grounds for our annual gathering: the klarfiWas of Mr. Forster, in permitting us to use his lots on Seventh street and Park avenue for our nightly services; tbe favor shown by our Baptist brethren in tbe use of their church end baptistry for our bap­ tismal Mltvice, and the 'courtesies shown us by tha Carter Lumber Co, and thé men end d t i n u of Sanford; be. It j %» : Thar we hereby express our for these fevers, and that a copy of these resolutions for fag the Sanford Herald. m l S tay Here . "Whet do you «rant to to Weet for or anythin! r is e r a i d t man at th f aUtlon to a youutbhep whe. waa about to be 6 S an s trip . "You are now la the bast action of this country sad 1^ , tbs beat Southern state. When yoo get out there you wig h ta r tnore about the “hedi horse’* 4nov envoi ^ tfcgjn anythin! else. The pohpfeofttf!» entire trest end northwest have their eyes on the South be­ cause the opportoaitiea a n treater than In any other port of the All sec­ tions except the South *ie cry*(all red In t kAA A AA a a a Aa j , s a . -la a a a a x x j i L i, :f CITY POLITICS* STARTLING INFORMATION D epartm ent o f Agrtouiture S ta rtle s tjw World Ifs Year Boob a. I g I g Ij I Tbe following sensation, wes culled by Thomas K. Bates for the Information of P reg resslv e Webster's deffioition of the above tbe public word Is advancement s forward move­ editor Saafad Jtirmid; By turning lo peg« H I ' o f the Year m ent It does-not give bot sir and ex­ Book of tbe Department of Agriculture for travagances* any deification Tor progress. 1910 you will read tbe following startling Yet some would cry and moke you be­ information: lieve that Mr. G. W. Spencer is against “Everyone Is now more or less familiar progress end Is opposed to any advance­ with the ability p t clovers, vetches, peas n ment In the affairs of our city. . and other members of the -Legtuoioosea If it is worth I wish you to follow me fo rt short time that bear symbiotic bacterial nodules through s Ilfs of s man who has been as upon their roots to fix and utilize as food doing at all, 1 claim one of the most progressive citi­ the nitrogen of the air." ' . zens of this d ty . I have known the it*» worth do­ "Microscopic plants of econlmlc Im­ gentlemen in question for sixteen year», portance which excel in nitrogen fixing ing well. and when I say ! have known him I mean ability are tbe aperies of Clostridium and In every sense of the word. I first find him Azotobactgr. A few^ other specie* of fun­ □ working as clerk In the Express office in gi and algae are also' able to assimilate this d ty on a small salary. 1 found that certain quantities of atmospheric or gase­ Fint driftsjvGrk In addition to the clerkship be was forced ous nitrogen." , t • / to take on a side line because he .was at'ail ‘tunes is “Nodules are In reafity roots or rootlets, progressive and had married and was which because of tbe presence of tbe ni­ our motto.. raising a family. His first step was of trogen fixing bacteria within tbelr cells a progressive movement. This side line have developed abnormally to form tbe I speak of was taking meaynrrii lor cloth­ characteristic swollen root tubercles or ing, and I will say that his measurmenia nitrogen gathering noddles." Let us figure were always correct and because of this Frilly realising tbe value of the above be W*S known ss “perfect fit’' 1 had him w ith you on Information as related to tbe purchase of order a pair pf pants for me, and I must e farm, the development of tbe vegetable your next job. aay they fit With tbe same correctness growing industry of tbe celery delta and that Mr. Spencer will fit (he Mayor’s tbg of-the Celery City. 1 follow him T riltyT m rnct tout e r r r m ir o -jw* farther. “ Hie services were s p p s d s t d j-“ order that you may-give It that pub­ New South African Induitry. by the Company, and his advancment n licity which Is its due. F our whaling veasets which aro for progress was steady. I lost track of Ing fitted out at Cap* Town will f Yours with muct\ love, him for a short time hut keeping hi*' ad­ South Africa a new lnduatry • T h o m a s K -i B a t e s , vancement he was appointed agent at this point. He held the agency here for flvo’years, and during this time bought W . J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y e borne on the East Side end by work aaeirra end good Judgment made k success of hit undertaking. Why let me roe tell you Mr. Spencer planted the land at the borne and nude sufficient m oney, to pay for Om«e with HOLDEN NCAL ESTATE CO. tbe place. He worked as tong as the tuo*wou)d shine, end when the moon S a n fo rd . F lo rid a came up be would continue to work, and when the moon was late in coming, up be would get up at the early hours of the morning, and take advantage of '•the moon. Call this anti-progreasT While working as agent be »poke to me ajxwt a business venture. I advised and helped make it so as he might .make another step of progress. He did it. and to day you who have been here for a few years « know of his success He has been steady, and at no time has ever been accused of Low Prices . Easy Payments. Pico Block any extravagance. He has been pro­ gressive, lie has not invested his profits in any othry'piace but where he made i t He ha* Lave*ted it in Jjroperty, and that property H taxed by 1the ’ dty , end yet there are those who do'' not have any property assessed to them who call a w. gentlemen of this stripe anti-lmprovo— b h ■■■MggigggNwgMWHaaMW—N— — — * . menL Stop, think ami when you have finished you will find that Mr. Spencer is one of . the rhost progressive dtizens of Sanford, lie Is for good honest 1/nprev­ alent* such As one who has made a suc­ cess of his business would favor. Re­ member that one who has Ufien successfull in his own affaire will administer of others with the same catcjul ooosidermtkm. Consider the. situation with much thought, and cars and.ih«fn go and on the l i s t day of November,'cast your ballot for Ms G. W. Spericer th* man - who has , been progressive In Ms own affaire and fear not ti»e({utiire ol tbe beat town in Florida. J.. r A l Ankb« U*Jm Tkfe H d l q f t n |S ii A4 □ General Fire Insurance The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. DISTRIBUTORS FORi £ Steinway & Sons Mehlin I Behr Bros. - Mathushek \. “Crown” . Story &. Clark 5; Kohler &. Campbell - Haines Bros, and Fischer . F iah * Mtmr.it. . I be Blllloa-Doliar hen Hurrah for (he Am erkao beat Let the white-bended eagle proudly spread hi» wind* u the unchallenged bird of (recdqtn; let the potnpou» turkey strut end gobble with Mil outspread ** Thanksgiving ap­ proaches ; but let 'the bdmhle barnyoed fowl asceodthe throne he. the rightful queen of the feathered tribe*. trfio ha* ralaed the poultry products of tb» United States to an annual value of e bUUon.doOara.Tbl* la preha pa UrojQoat as­ tounding item In etb accoqnt of our na­ tional prosperity a t the present tiros. * ( Send for Catalogues, Prices and Terms ■I ***. • ■ Weather Report JA C K S O N V IL L E Variable wind* end light. shower* to­ night followed by cooler weather. Wednes­ day and Thursday. ‘ * Ten miles from either .Saafordjor Orlando op main road will open its doors for business N ovem ber 4th, 1911. Newly-Renovated and furnished at an expense of $15,000. Rates $2.00 per day and up, Ariiefican Plan, and $L00 per day and up, European Plan. Special Rates by Week or Month. For-‘fall particulars .and information Teier phone, writl^ or Wire W fA ' *~ - ^ V * E N TZ M IN G E R or Proprietor*■ » ÉÉt£ PtO R ID A %\it ilrri) loHgtooaD |?otel a t ’f i|g\uoob, ^lovitm *___ ' "r_ :‘-v^ 1 ?» % 2* 5* �:» *= * »- * i f * • */*. ^ Published Soml-Weekly— Tuesday and Friday . S A JS TFO R D H E R A L D S AN F O RD , HIX AROUND FLORIDA ju y . <! fW General News of The Land 1 of flowers. *\ » jL*7 . » t m r o f BOM m t S T A U PRESS Aa f«Home of th e W M k 'i M o il lm* M rtont lloppenlng* In ttw .Stata'i Domain. . of Commefoo of Sutherland ¿yirte has the largest eftroUment thla j t tt d any year ■!«* *1* foundation. I^anty-five thouaaiid dollara will bo «•At on making an up-to-date pleasure • naort of Ballast P oint one of Tahipa'a j popular amusement plaqes. It la to ba converted Into a small Coney Uland. lr State Senator George W. Dayton of ■ D*da City, who represents Paaoo, Citrus » *od Hernando countlea will be a candi­ date for Attorney Général -of Florida to peered Hop. Park M."’ Trammell, candl’ i ndite for the Governorship to succeed Gov. Albert W. Gilchrist AH arrangements hove been made for tbe second annual convention of the State Laundrymeo'a Aaaociatloh. which «rill be held in Tampa Monday. October Scd, and which will be attended by dele­ gates from all pans oi the. state. The meeting 1* expected to prove of ‘great l*1" terest and benefit the GUdden tourists have readied Winston-Salem on their journey, having a rou|ti time ol it in the rain and mud and cimbing tbe mountains of North Caro­ lina. •* Walter Tretcaof Porrisli was killed Monday night at the power houae at Camp's dam. near Dunucllon, by coming in oontnnt with an eleatric wire of high voltage. The body was badly burned. The largest catch of mullet ever brought Into Miami was received a few nights ago b) the Consolidated Fish Company. The catch weighed 27 000 pounds. A few Spanish mackerel have been caught but it wiB be sevetci weeks before this fish will be found In large quantities. , * Ysnpg birds are being killed in a whole­ sale manner by some few men and boyi hers in Gainesville and the authorities, or men that claim to be sporumep, should protact these birds add see that the law Is enforced One example will be auf**x.fjÇienL r_ #*;r , In k few days the sponge season will open at Tarpon Spring* und over 3,000 Greeks wdl be' at work It is said that Tampo and Jacksonville both will have a Uible conference this - & *' % • The grand Jury at the ! November term v ' o f circuit court of Hillsborough county, opining Nov, 7th; wilt be urged and prob.■ *bly Instructed by Judga E. M. Nobles to • dmrough investigation of tlie nl"white slave" traffic In and around '.YîKv^P8' similar to the investigation m ade I vu o ila Ntow York county at the January. 1910, Í *.fi* . tsnn of the court of general sessions by the John l). Rockefeller, Jr., grand Jury. ~ —i—-T— VOTE FOK encer ?O . l; BURKE’S SLAYER P relim inary H earin g B rings Out M ore .iirjc evidence Richard Wright, the negro charged with murdering engineer Burkes, of the At­ lantic Coast Line, last Christmas eve night, was given a preliminary hearing before Judge Martin this morning, and held for the Grand Jury. The evidence -against die negro was strong. Rich, colored, of Tildenville, n neighbor to Wright, testified that he saw Wright come out of his' tipuse lust after dark on the night of the shooting, with a gun on hit shoulder. "J heard him say to his wife, ns tie was coming down the path to the gate that lie would kill aoroe dam n white man before mid­ night." said Rich. Jim Rich, another witness, testified that a m an was seen in his yard that night, some time after the shooting, with a gun on hit shoulder, and that the tracks of the man. whirl*he- tallowed the next-day, led to Wright's house. And in the other direction, he said, the tracks led Into a thicket ulong the railroad, whenf Burkes wnn shot. So many people were present m the hearing that it was adjourned from Judge M artin's chambers t o ' tbe court room. John M. Cheney represented Wright, and Joe Jones, in the absence of John C. Jones, acted for the state__Reporter Stur. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. OCTORKR 10, 1S 11 PROSPECTS BRIGHTER Warm Weather Period Seems To Be Broken GROWING STUff LOOKS BETTER ____ _ _ *• Many Inquiries Are Being M ade About The G eneral F arm in g P ro s ­ p e c ts a t S an fo rd y/ ■ The continued warm spell was not con­ ducive to the pyblic good either in the fields or In the stores. Tbe early lettuce [ganta showed a tendency to go to seed and the fall Jn n ln e is showed a tendency to go to the definition bowwows. With a change in tbe weather and a cooler a t­ mosphere everything was Changed. .The crepe are taking a fresh start and the growers are lobking forward to a good growing season and a good market for their crop*. The reputation of Smifurd as a general farming community, as well for garden, truck j s becoming greater every day, sev­ eral letters being received this week re­ garding the growing of com and hay. These crops have been failures in some qf the northern states and if our farmers could hale the hay grown here tbe chances are good for hay to be sold to some of uur northern neighbors,- thus giving the work) tlie spectacle of a reversal of conditions and Dixie coming into her own. II. il. Chappell raised over 2,000 bushels of line corn (his summer, as did many of his neighbors, and this curn cun be made into meal and grits, reducing materially Ihe high coil of living When all of these good points can be embodied into a book­ let and sent out broadcast to our less fortuuutc neighbors north of the Mason and Dixon line the lands uround Sanford will be unable to hold the people who will wnnt to buy the land tluit can be farmed the year round and will rnire anything at any time regardless of drouth or deluge WILL RESTORE MORNING TRAIN S an fo rd to Tam pa A ccom m odation |y Will R esum e Next M onth ft is understood th at the officials of (ha Atlantic Cbalt Line railroad arc making arrangements to Increase their already good service between Tampa and Jack­ sonville, the announcement and details of which wilt bo given out in a few days. Notwithstanding the fact that some dis­ appointment was expressed by the a n ­ nouncement in the Times yesterday that the Dixie Flyer would not be run Into Tampa this year, everything possible will be done to give this section of the state that excellent service to which il ls en­ titled. The railroad people express them­ selves as being always willing to extend such courtesies and improvements as will be beneficial to each community. At present there are three trains daily from] Jacksonville to Tampa, and on Nov. 16. or as soon thereafter us practicable, another train will be inaugurated from Sanford to Lakeland, which will greatly {p lea se the service. It will be remem­ bered that last year, when this service was discontinued, there was quite an ob­ jection raised on'the part of the traveling poblic, in which Tam pa's boqrd of trade took a prominent part to have the service m aintained.—Tampa Timet. At th e Sign o f th e Tea Cup Cooler days are coming and you will be looking fora place to rest and enjoy a Official Frost Data cup of lea. or maybe you would prefer The United Stales Department of Agri­ Ikmilhon. of course this is the very place culture, through Its Weather Bureau. Ill for you lo come. Everything new. up to Bulletin No. 5, gives tins data which dale and dainty. covers fully the questions risked many If the weather is too warm for hoi times each week of the Bonrtl of fnnle drinks, you may hnve cool refreshments, The averages are computed from a i*-rtod nt all odds the sign of lire teacup bids of twenty-six years; you welcome if you but wish to rest, Average date of the last killing frost there are magazines or books that you in s p r in g , F e b r u a r y 15 may while awnyt the "hours walpng” in Average date of the first killing frost town, it is not required or expected that autumn. January 3 you always and eternally want to buy Tbe latest date on which a killing frost something, and you will find the welcome has occured in spring. April 1. . a pleasant one no matter what your The earliest date on which a killing mission may be. Just try Room No. 9. frost has ocaim l in autumn, November S anford M usic Club Wclboruc Block, just, at (lie head of the 20. Tlie music club will meet at the home st a If-case. During the period covering these aver­ of Miss Mahoney. Saturday afternoon. Very Cordially. ages there were many year* when no Oct. 21st. at 3 o'clock. Mias Mahoney CiUKUim KrruiK. frosts occurred Leader ' . * * * The uverrgjto length of the crop ss«»on To The Cltlrrns of Sanford Program is 348 days. I doii't believe much In blowing your French Music (Early). • The average length of crop-growing 1. Music of l-oul* XIV reign—Miss own horn, but if no one will do it for you season in other parts of tile United Stales It Is sometimes uessnry. „ are: Southern California, 238 to 328. Cam e Lovell. Forty years the 23rd, of Dec.. 1912 I 2. Sketches of Couperin. Merchant!, Central States. 150: New England States, have been In Sanford. Duly one man Komeuu—Mrs. Houmillnt. 120, North Ceutrul States 110 and South Discussion: Influence of Early English W. J . Hill, 1 think has been as long In Central Slates 250—S t Ooud Tribune. Sanford. I have scon it gruyr from one and French sclwols on worlds music. Music, selections from early French building (n o t'a dwelling house) to Its Arrival and Departure of Trains present size. I hnve lived n straight, writers—Mrs Ernest Tolar, NORTH HO IfNll Violin and piano—Allison Witherington moral. Religious, social and financial life Lv L35 o in. Ar 1.25 a. m. No. 82 all this thue before, therefore I ask yoar “ 11.55 a. ro. mid Clarence Mahoney. “ 11.35 a. m. No. 8-1 support for city Treasure tuui Collector in Vocal solo—Mrs. C. L. Polk. “ 2.55 p. m. •' Ü.35 p. m. No. 80 tlie coming city election. .* •«. ** ** \ 1 SOUTH BOUND Brldol Couple L ost . ’ „ F. W .J U U N S O N . • *■ Lv 2.26 n. ro. Ar 2.1C a. in. No. Despite the close watch ketn upon V 1 us t •’ 2.25 p. tn. them by their loving friends Mr. and Mrs. No. H9 * *' 2.05 p. ro. Charlotte S. Keclor, B. E , is prepared “ 7 00 p. ra. " 6.40 p. in. No 85 Bryan Higgins escaped just lifter the to recelvi n limilevf number of pupils for BRANCH UNX5 w e d d in g and left for parts unknown. training In Elocutloh and Dramatic Art. Trilby A át. Petersburg—No. 25, Ar. 1 10 The supposition is that tliey arc either Gass In d u c tio n for children on Saturday p. cn No. 24 Lv. 2.15 p. m. at Longwood or Enterprise and will ven­ morniagl, i t to 12 o’clock. Twelve les­ Leesburg—No i l , Ar 11 45 a. ro No. sons *6.1». Arrangements can be made ture forth in a few days. 22 Lv. fijjt) V m They can be easily identified because for private ktssons at any time Room 9 both of theft) are trying to act tike old Welhorae Ulook, Rhone 20fl, married folk* but the self conscious air 'Moose. Send 312.000 of the newly weds will lie the best clue Rodney H. Brandqn^fbprenie secretary to their identity. If any one finds them please wire the of the Order of Moose; vrhldi has Its not­ Herald office and wewTll endeavor to or- ional headquarters at Indianapolis, will range a warm welcome for them updn this week forward to Austin, Pa., for the relief of the flood sufferera a check for arrival. ' ** 9(2.000. thcwcontrlbutiou of tlie Moos« ------- ----------------*7— v M arlon C ounty Fair «• lodges thrbugfiout the United States. Marion county will hold the annuul fair on November 21. 22. 23 and 24th and tmvc * The board of Ifgflllh of^ Pensacola lias hung up some elegant prises in the spud declared tliat ilio public drinking' wip ¿ Jks' W class. Sanford horsemen expect to par­ must go. ticipate and the fair us usual promises lo The first carload of grapefruit to be be a success. . shipped Iront Dade county this season left Miami Saturday. The car was com­ Mrr-and Mrs C. C. Butler of Jeckson- posed of 300 boxes. "¿yille are in a h o s p ita l at Cornwall. O n t. ------- — ------------ „ V seriously Injured,askiie result of an auto­ The formal opening of the- Bank of mobil a pod lent--«t Brandon Their roo- Winter Park for business on Monday af­ chine went over n ten-foot embankment ternoon, October lfltpV was made tlie Oc­ ; and turned turtle, pinning its passengers casion of a holiday 0n tKé part qf the underneath. The sput where the accident people of the town. occurred I» located.in a large Adirondack Notice of stockholders’ Meeting * preserve owned by the Rockefellers. •---- • t/ A massacre of all Europeans is planned by tlie radical dem ent among the Turkish resident of Salonkl. European Turkey, ac­ cording to refugees from th at place. . Florida's law prohibiting tbe shipment of Immature fruit is to be carried into United States court on the ground that the law as applied to Interstate shipments - 1 .1 Ik 1“ vtoloittm of the commerce douse qf, tbe constitution of the United Stales. ----------------V V itiiZXZt* A meeting of the stockholders of the Sanford Hotel and Improvement Co. is' hereby called In tbe directors*, room of the Peoples Bank at Sanford, Florida on Wednesdqy, ^Wovemher 15th, 1911, a t 10JO a. m. The meeting is catted for tbe purpose of electing officers to servo for the ensuing year and tbe transaction of such other business as -may properly come before the meeting. J . J. M a in , Pres.' W. J. THKPtNi Sec. • IMtc NEWS OF THE WORLD Items of Interest Gteaned from Varloifs Sources ■■ / HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK h e r e th e R ead ers Will Find • B rief h is to ric a l S p rin g Flow ing F or h u rr ie d Readers By agreement a sweeping decree which leaves the Southern Wholesale Grocers' Association the right £to m eet only for “social purposes" was signed and entered In the United States court at Birmlngham. The trust is hereafter prevented ‘ from circulating its green beok boycotting jobbers who sell to non-members of the association and from rebating. The de­ cree renders the association powerless Si , a body. . Tlie body of the late Associate Justice John Marshall Kkrlan of the supreme court of tlie United States was lsld to rest Wednesday in Rock Creek cemetery at Washington. Burial was preceded by a brief funeral ceremony at the iiarlan res­ idence on Columbia Heights and by a public service in tlie New York avenue Presbyterian church, of which Justice Harlan was a member for many years . Tlie elimination at chicken front the menu, the timliution of turkey to Thanks­ giving day and C hristm as the substitu­ t i o n of so-called “field bread" for bard tuck and abolishment of the field ration, sum up the lm[>ortnht changes in army ration for the next year, according to the report of Com misery General Henry G Sharpe. The elimination of chicken lias resulted in a #carly saving to the govern­ ment of 952,1)00. " Ttie btg cypress swum^i about midway between tbe coast and the St. Johns has *been un fire for nearly two weeks- owing to die unprecedented dry spell, and In the mornings, up to the time the rain ' , came a few days ago, the smoke was so dense in Daytona one could barely see across the riv e r . The department estim ates that 2.231.325 soldiers served In tlie Union armies and mtvy during the civil war; of these, 25 -per cent are still living. The last revolu tionary pensioner died last year. Rev. A. J. Burns, president of the Om­ aha Uahtist college at Oneida, Ky. was shot from ambush near there Thuasday and died almost instantly. Perry Burns. ^ n cousin of the minister, has been arrest­ ed an a suspect. As soon as .the news was received that President Burns had been assinated. tbe »herff secured o couple of blood bounds and jtoknt to the scene of tbe ’ crime. Tlie dogs tosk tbe trail and went unfalter­ in g 'to Percy Burns' borne and rnahed u p ­ on him. The officers feel conDdeqj th at - he is the guilty party, though Burns' de­ nies nil knowledge of tbej crime. There Is much high feeling here, ss Rev. Burns was regarded as a good m an and an able educator. Distinct gains In tho m atter of wstev wny improvements were made in every stole along the 4 Atlantic coast from Maine to Florida during the past year by reason of tbe activities of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways association. Presi­ dent J. Hampton Moore of Philadelphia announced to the deligntcs th t association at the opening of Its fourth annual con­ vent iou at Ridhmood yesterday. ** The i!ederal court of. appsPfcA Jodge Pardee presiding, has rendered a decision * declaring (tie Southern Wholesale Grocers' tailon to bg-%falr organization and * restraint of trade. This brings to an end a suit instituted by the Fedor- • , al governroeui at Birmingham more than a year ago in which tbe association was accused of violating the Sherm an a n ti. * (rust law. V* V Ai * 1, Lexington, tty« .w a s the iqecca this week of Confederate vetgryru, Uietf sons Btid daughters from all o v e r 'l b s West and South. The occasion fbr the gather­ ing was the unveiling of (hi eighteen-foot bronre equestrian monument to General John H. Morgan, the Confederate lead « . ^ Votes for women in Virginia within ten yeoVa. a prediction of Governor Wllllard Hodges Mann, Of the Old Dominion com­ monwealth. was one of the most applaud­ ed sentim ents expressed at th e ' fourth annual convention qf tbe Atlantic Deep­ er W aterways Association's sessions at Richmond ■today. Gov. M ann-.declared th at ha was by 6u means committed ^-to the belief that such a condition was » be expedient ^ UVj ' ‘ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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THE SANTORO HtRALD IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest C o n c e m ln i Society People. P O IN T S PURELY PERSONAL Celery City Vanity reir Away th e 0 *H — Hi Social Gossip ff;/ // lie -* rî " m- While Twenty-one told peanut adelis, con­ taining tiny invlutions and tied .with dainty little blue ribbon, apprised twentyone little girl* that (belt Sunday school teacher, Mr*. C. H. Summers would be glad to have her dam of Wilting Workers come of 9 o'clock to spend Saturday afternaan-with her at the Methodist parsdbage. At the »perilled time, eighteen of the twenty-ooe little girls, with happg* focea and in pretty dreeeee, filled the parson­ age, parlor. Mr*. Summer* stated that a little bus!nem must be attended to before the pleasure of the afternoon began; that they mutt elect e president for their dam. a vice president, secretary and treasurer, and enroll themselves a s a Junior Bible clam, under the auspice* of the “Waaito.JMlWvJ headquarters i n . Nashville. Teon, whom they would receive a charter, con­ stitution and by-laws as soon ss they were reported, as having complied with the requlremeta of organization. Mead Alice Wagner was chosen pres­ ident; Marian Philips., vice president; Douglas Abernathy, secretary, and Irene Thuntqn. treasurer. They ere to meet every Thursday on business, and at next meeting will select their commit teea They will have e missionary, social, and • devotional committee, also a committee to visit the sick and strangers and a .flower committee and one for new mem­ bers. , . j After the satisfactory conclusion of the of the afternoon, Mrs. Summers arid Mias Genie Wicker brought In a plate fitted with peanuts, an empty plate and a silver table knife, and Invited the de­ mure Uttie girls to take pert in a peanut race which, as explained, was to take Up one peanut on the blade of the knife, without touching It with the hand, take It across the room op the knife blade and place it in the empty plate on a table boom the room. The many failures to land that Innocent looking peanut in the other plate elicited much amusement. M U m Philips Was declared the winner ai the race, as she succeeded In putting the largest number of peanuts in the plate. A paper bag was filled with pea­ nuts and tied to the gas jet In tb* centre of the room; the eyes of t|te first performar were covered, sbe was turned around several time*, a stick was placed In her hand and she was asked to' try to burst the paper bag.’ The futile efforts to com­ ply with this request afforded a great deal of fun to the others. 1Refreshment* were then served, the paeriot schema being carried out in minute detail The guests were served peanut sandwich*», salted peanuts, peanut sand­ wiches, peanut .candy and peanut te a / Mias Genie Wicker assisted, Mrs. Sum.-;mer* ln entertaining her young guests -and serving the refreshment*.. Tz The members of the risse who enjoyed V the afternoon were Misses Douglas Abefnsthy. Katherine Wilson. Anna Belle Smith. Clara Brown. Annie Anderson. NatUq Lough. Sarah Frederick. Maud Alice Wagner OUve Lpugh, Maud MloL Ruth ' Roberta, Marian Philip*, father Wilson, Ruth McDaniel. Alii* Anerson. Jessie Graved? Ruth Hand, Irebe Ttyiraton. Wlnlkrad Smith. Horn Mom so* and Etbri Group of Infantile Member»—Carol! ce V'.'h contest, the Idea being In making the larg­ est number of words from the combined names of Mls< Butt and ber fiance, Mr. Higgins. Miss Lillian Gibson made the largest scare with words and received very pretty yellow pin as a prize, which she presented to the guest of honor. When the word contest was ovjr. Ice cream and cake were served, after which Hiss Butt was given a dainty basket dec­ orated with yellow daisies and In which she put-each pair uf stockings as sbe took th^m off the line. When the basket was filled with stockings both the »bower and the pleasant morning bad peiL Miss Higgins' invited guest* were Missee Grisie Bum Genie Wicker. Lillian Gibson, Peaches Leflier. Mabel Bowler, Belle Smith. Linda Lefller, Sadie Williams, Florenee Prank. Martha Fox. Curie Lovell. Melt Whltner. Viwian Yeiser, Alice Whltner. Mabel Hand, Charlotte Kealor, Mrs. T. A. N eal Mrs. Paul Keriy, Mrs R. H Marks. Mrs. J. L Hurt. Misses Nellie El­ der and Lillian Higgins served tbe re­ freshments. Tbe members of the Eastern Star en­ joyed e very pleasant social hour In their Lodge room Friday evening, after the business of the meeting was concluded. They were entertained by several wail rendered recitations, a short charade and music. In which some of the accompUshtnembers took part. In their efforts to m ain , the-averting, ant for each other. -Light refreshments were served. _____ ‘ City Council M eats Council met In regular session Oct. 19th at 7JO p. m. Present. D. L Thrasher, president; W. D. Holden. H. Ward, a A. Howard and S. Runge. Absent, J. D. Davidson and H. a Stevens. Mloutea of tbr Inst meeting were read and approved. An ordinance entitled “An ordinance Imposing ( m ain license taxes’* was In­ troduced In an amended form. Moved and seconded that the ordinance as rra I be substituted for original ■Carried. Moved and seconded that It be placed on its second reading by title onl>. Carried. Moved and seconded that the rales be waived and that it be placed on Us third reading and final passage. Carried. It wes then placed on its final passage with tbe following vote: Ayes—Thrasher, Hol­ den. Ward. Howard and Runge. Nays— none. Carried. An Incandescent tight eras ordered placed at Sanford avenue and Fifth street On motion tbe fire comrnj^tee was In­ structed to purchase four Jacks for the' fire auto and to investigate (he necessity of purchasing suits and Ivlmeta far use of the crew. Carried. /’ An ordinance providing for tbe registra­ tion of voters was placed on Its »pcond reading by title only. Carried. Moved and seconded that tbe rules. be waived and that it be placed on Its third reeding epd final passage. It w a s. then placed on lu final passage. Ayes—Thrasher. Hol­ den. Ward, Howard and Runge. Nays— none. Carried. Communication In regard to purchase of old fire hose referred to tbe fire com­ mittee. On motion council then adjourn­ ed. ' • t„ v / M. W. Lpvm, Clerk. ,'.C ' - ' R eso lu tio n s * Tbe Seventh Day Adventist state camp faceting which baa been lo session here for tbe past two weeks, dosed Sunday night, Oct. 7th. .The meeting was pro­ nounced a grand success by those attend­ in g At the last meeting those In attendence passed tbe following resolutions by a rising vMtr. 'RecogpWhS the enurtesy extended to us by the Mayor. Hon. Forrest Lake, In granting us the use of these beautiful grounds for our annual gathering: the klarfiWas of Mr. Forster, in permitting us to use his lots on Seventh street and Park avenue for our nightly services; tbe favor shown by our Baptist brethren in tbe use of their church end baptistry for our bap­ tismal Mltvice, and the 'courtesies shown us by tha Carter Lumber Co, and thé men end d t i n u of Sanford; be. It j %» : Thar we hereby express our for these fevers, and that a copy of these resolutions for fag the Sanford Herald. m l S tay Here . "Whet do you «rant to to Weet for or anythin! r is e r a i d t man at th f aUtlon to a youutbhep whe. waa about to be 6S an str ip . "You are now la the bast action of this country sad 1^ , tbs beat Southern state. When yoo get out there you wig htar tnore about the “hedi horse’* 4nov en v o i ^ tfcgjn anythin! else. The pohpfeofttf!» entire trest end northwest have their eyes on the South be­ cause the opportoaitiea a n treater than In any other port of the All sec­ tions except the South *ie cry*(all red In t kAA A AA a a a Aa j , s a . -la a a a a x x j i L i, :f STARTLING INFORMATION CITY POLITICS* Department of Agrtouiture Startles tjw World Ifs Year Boob a. . r A l A n kb « U*J m Tkfe H d l q f t n |S i i A4 I g I g Ij I Tbe following sensation, wes culled by Thomas K. Bates for the Information of Webster's deffioition of the above tbe public word Is advancement s forward move­ editor Saafad Jtirmid; By turning lo peg« H I ' o f the Year ment It does-not give bot sir and ex­ Book of tbe Department of Agriculture for travagances* any deification Tor progress. 1910 you will read tbe following startling Yet some would cry and moke you be­ information: lieve that Mr. G. W. Spencer is against “Everyone Is now more or less familiar progress end Is opposed to any advance­ with the ability pt clovers, vetches, peas n ment In the affairs of our city. . and other members of the -Legtuoioosea If it is worth I wish you to follow me fort short time that bear sym biotic bacterial nodules through s Ilfs of s man who has been as upon their roots to fix and utilize as food doing at all, 1 claim one of the most progressive citi­ the nitrogen of the air." ' . zens of this d ty . I have known the it*» worth do­ "Microscopic plants of econlmlc Im­ gentlemen in question for sixteen year», portance which excel in nitrogen fixing ing well. and when I say ! have known him I mean ability are tbe aperies of Clostridium and In every sense of the word. I first find him Azotobactgr. A few^ other specie* of fun­ □ working as clerk In the Express office in gi and algae are also' able to assimilate this d ty on a small salary. 1 found that certain quantities of atmospheric or gase­ Fint driftsjvGrk In addition to the clerkship be was forced ous nitrogen." , t •/ to take on a side line because he .was at'ail ‘tunes is “Nodules are In reafity roots or rootlets, progressive and had married and was which because of tbe presence of tbe ni­ our motto.. raising a family. His first step was of trogen fixing bacteria within tbelr cells a progressive movement. This side line have developed abnormally to form tbe I speak of was taking meaynrrii lor cloth­ characteristic swollen root tubercles or ing, and I will say that his measurmenia nitrogen gathering noddles." Let us figure were always correct and because of this Frilly realising tbe value of the above be W*S known s s “perfect fit’' 1 had him with you on Information as related to tbe purchase of order a pair pf pants for me, and I must e farm, the development of tbe vegetable your next job. aay they fit With tbe same correctness growing industry of tbe celery delta and that Mr. Spencer will fit (he Mayor’s tbg of-the Celery City. 1 follow him TriltyTmrnct to u t e r r r m i r o - jw* farther. “ Hie services were s p p s d s t d j-“ order that you may-give It that pub­ New S outh A frican Induitry. by the Company, and his advancment n licity which Is its due. F o u r w haling veasets which aro for progress was steady. I lost track of Ing fitted o u t a t Cap* Tow n will f Yours with muct\ love, him for a short time hut keeping hi*' ad­ South A frica a new lnduatry • T h om as K-i B a t e s , vancement he was appointed agent at this point. He held the agency here for flvo’years, and during this time bought e borne on the East Side end by work a a e irra end good Judgment made k success of hit undertaking. Why let me roe tell you Mr. Spencer planted the land at the borne and nude sufficient m oney, to pay for Om«e with HOLDEN NCAL ESTATE CO. tbe place. He worked as tong as the Pregresslve - □ W. J . THIGPEN & COMPANY General Fire Insurance tuo*wou)d shine, end when the moon came up be would continue to work, and when the moon was late in coming, up be would get up at the early hours of the morning, and take advantage of '•the moon. Call this anti-progreasT While working as agent be »poke to me ajxwt a business venture. I advised and helped make it so as he might .make another step of progress. He did it. and to day you who have been here for a few years know of his success He has been steady, and at no time has ever been accused of any extravagance. He has been pro­ gressive, lie has not invested his profits in any othry'piace but where he made it He ha* Lave*ted it in Jjroperty, and that property H taxed by 1the ’ d ty, end yet there are those who do'' not have any property assessed to them who call a gentlemen of this stripe anti-lmprovomenL Stop, think ami when you have finished you will find that Mr. Spencer is one of . the rhost progressive dtizens of Sanford, lie Is for good honest 1/nprev­ alent* such As one who has made a suc­ cess of his business would favor. Re­ member that one who has Ufien successfull in his own affaire will administer of others with the same catcjul ooosidermtkm. Consider the. situation with much thought, and cars and.ih«fn go and on the l i s t day of November,'cast your ballot for Ms G. W. Spericer th* man - who has , been progressive In Ms own affaire and fear not ti»e({utiire o l tbe beat town in Florida. J.- Sanford. The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. « Low Prices Easy Payments. Pico Block DISTRIBUTORS FORi — b h ■ ■ ■ M g g ig g g N w g M W H a a M W — N— — — w. *. £ Steinway & Sons Mehlin I Behr Bros. - Mathushek \. “Crown” . Story &. Clark 5; Kohler &. Campbell - Haines Bros, and Fischer . . I be Blllloa-Doliar hen Hurrah for (he Amerkao beat Let the white-bended eagle proudly spread hi» wind* u the unchallenged bird o f (recdqtn; let the potnpou» turkey strut end gobble with Mil outspread ** Thanksgiving ap­ proaches ; but let 'the bdmhle barnyoed fowl asceodthe throne he. the rightful queen of the feathered tribe*. trfio ha* ralaed the poultry products of tb» United States to an annual value of e bUUon.doOara.Tbl* la preha pa UrojQoat as­ tounding item In etb accoqnt of our na­ tional prosperity at the present tiros. * ( Send for Catalogues, Prices and T e r m s ■I ***. • ■ Weather Report JACKSO N VILLE Variable wind* end light. shower* to­ night followed by cooler weather. Wednes­ day and Thursday. ‘ * 1 P tO R ID A %\it ilrri) loHgtooaD |?otel at’fi|g\uoob, ^lovitm Ten miles from either .Saafordjor Orlando op main road will open its doors for business N ovem ber 4th, 1911. Newly-Renovated and furnished at an expense of $15,000. Rates $2.00 per day and up, Ariiefican Plan, and $L00 per day and up, European Plan. Special Rates by Week or Month. For-‘fall particulars .and information Teier phone, writl^ or Wire W fA ' *~ - ^ V * ENTZM INGER or Proprietor*■ » ?» É É t£ . F ia h * Mtmr.it. *___ ' "r_ : ‘-v^ F lo r id a % 2* 5* �:» *= * »- * i f * • ^ */*. P u b li s h e d S o m l - W e e k l y — T u e s d a y a n d F r id a y . SA JST F O R D H E R A L D SANFORD, HIX AROUND FLORIDA ju y . <! 1 fW General News of The Land of flowers. *\ » jL*7 . » tm r o f BOM m t STAU PRESS Aa f«Home of th e W M k 'i M o il lm* M rtont lloppenlng* In ttw .S ta ta 'i Domain. . of Commefoo of Sutherland ¿yirte has the largest eftroUment thla jttt d any year ■!«* *1* foundation. I^anty-five thouaaiid dollara will bo «•At on making an up-to-date pleasure • naort of Ballast P oint one of Tahipa'a j popular amusement plaqes. It la to ba converted Into a small Coney Uland. lr State Senator George W. Dayton of ■ D*da City, who represents Paaoo, Citrus » *od Hernando countlea will be a candi­ date for Attorney Général -of Florida to peered Hop. Park M."’ Trammell, candl’ i ndite for the Governorship to succeed Gov. Albert W. Gilchrist AH arrangements hove been made for tbe second annual convention of the State Laundrymeo'a Aaaociatloh. which «rill be held in Tampa Monday. October Scd, and which will be attended by dele­ gates from all pans oi the. state. The meeting 1* expected to prove of ‘great l*1" terest and benefit the GUdden tourists have readied Winston-Salem on their journey, having a rou|ti time ol it in the rain and mud and cimbing tbe mountains of North Caro­ lina. •* Walter Tretcaof Porrisli was killed Monday night at the power houae at Camp's dam. near Dunucllon, by coming in oontnnt with an eleatric wire of high voltage. The body was badly burned. The largest catch of mullet ever brought Into Miami was received a few nights ago b) the Consolidated Fish Company. The catch weighed 27 000 pounds. A few Spanish mackerel have been caught but it wiB be sevetci weeks before this fish will be found In large quantities. , * Ysnpg birds are being killed in a whole­ sale manner by some few men and boyi hers in Gainesville and the authorities, or men that claim to be sporumep, should protact these birds add see that the law Is enforced One example will be auf**x.fjÇienL r_ #*;r , In k few days the sponge season will open at Tarpon Spring* und over 3,000 Greeks wdl be' at work It is said that Tampo and Jacksonville both will have a Uible conference this & *' % • The grand Jury at the ! November term v ' o f circuit court of Hillsborough county, opining Nov, 7th; wilt be urged and prob.■ *bly Instructed by Judga E. M. Nobles to • dmrough investigation of tlie nl"white slave" traffic In and around '.YîKv^P8' similar to the investigation m ade I vu o i l a Ntow York county at the January. 1910, Í *.fi* . tsnn of the court of general sessions by the John l). Rockefeller, Jr., grand Jury. - ~ —i —-T— VOTE FOK en c er ? O . l; BURKE’S SLAYER P relim inary H earin g B rings Out M ore .iirjc evidence Richard Wright, the negro charged with murdering engineer Burkes, of the At­ lantic Coast Line, last Christmas eve night, was given a preliminary hearing before Judge Martin this morning, and held for the Grand Jury. The evidence -against die negro was strong. Rich, colored, of Tildenville, n neighbor to Wright, testified that he saw Wright come out of his' tipuse lust after dark on the night of the shooting, with a gun on hit shoulder. "J heard him say to his wife, ns tie was coming down the path to the gate that lie would kill aoroe dam n white man before mid­ night." said Rich. Jim Rich, another witness, testified that a m an was seen in his yard that night, some time after the shooting, with a gun on hit shoulder, and that the tracks of the man. whirl*he- tallowed the next-day, led to Wright's house. And in the other direction, he said, the tracks led Into a thicket ulong the railroad, whenf Burkes wnn shot. So many people were present m the hearing that it was adjourned from Judge M artin's chambers t o ' tbe court room. John M. Cheney represented Wright, and Joe Jones, in the absence of John C. Jones, acted for the state__Reporter Stur. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. OCTORKR 1 0, 1S 11 PROSPECTS BRIGHTER Warm Weather Period Seems To Be Broken GROWING ST U ff LOOKS BETTER _____ _ _ *• Many Inquiries Are Being M ade About The G eneral F arm in g P ro s ­ p e c ts a t S an fo rd y/ ■ The continued warm spell was not con­ ducive to the pyblic good either in the fields or In the stores. Tbe early lettuce [ganta showed a tendency to go to seed and the fall Jn n ln e is showed a tendency to go to the definition bowwows. With a change in tbe weather and a cooler a t­ mosphere everything was Changed. .The crepe are taking a fresh start and the growers are lobking forward to a good growing season and a good market for their crop*. The reputation of Smifurd as a general farming community, as well for garden, truck j s becoming greater every day, sev­ eral letters being received this week re­ garding the growing of com and hay. These crops have been failures in some qf the northern states and if our farmers could hale the hay grown here tbe chances are good for hay to be sold to some of uur northern neighbors,- thus giving the work) tlie spectacle of a reversal of conditions and Dixie coming into her own. II. il. Chappell raised over 2,000 bushels of line corn (his summer, as did many of his neighbors, and this curn cun be made into meal and grits, reducing materially Ihe high coil of living When all of these good points can be embodied into a book­ let and sent out broadcast to our less fortuuutc neighbors north of the Mason and Dixon line the lands uround Sanford will be unable to hold the people who will wnnt to buy the land tluit can be farmed the year round and will rnire anything at any time regardless of drouth or deluge WILL RESTORE MORNING TRAIN S an fo rd to Tam pa A ccom m odation |y Will R esum e Next M onth ft is understood th at the officials of (ha Atlantic Cbalt Line railroad arc making arrangements to Increase their already good service between Tampa and Jack­ sonville, the announcement and details of which wilt bo given out in a few days. Notwithstanding the fact that some dis­ appointment was expressed by the a n ­ nouncement in the Times yesterday that the Dixie Flyer would not be run Into Tampa this year, everything possible will be done to give this section of the state that excellent service to which il ls en­ titled. The railroad people express them­ selves as being always willing to extend such courtesies and improvements as will be beneficial to each community. At present there are three trains daily from] Jacksonville to Tampa, and on Nov. 16. or as soon thereafter us practicable, another train will be inaugurated from Sanford to Lakeland, which will greatly {p lea se the service. It will be remem­ bered that last year, when this service was discontinued, there was quite an ob­ jection raised on'the part of the traveling poblic, in which Tam pa's boqrd of trade took a prominent part to have the service m aintained.—Tampa Timet. NEWS OF THE WORLD Items of Interest Gteaned fro m Varloifs Sources ■■ / HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK h e r e th e R ead ers Will Find • B rief h is to ric a l S p rin g Flow ing F or h u rr ie d R ead e rs By agreement a sweeping decree which leaves the Southern Wholesale Grocers' Association the right £to m eet only for “social purposes" was signed and entered In the United States court at Birmlngham. The trust is hereafter prevented ‘ from circulating its green beok boycotting jobbers who sell to non-members of the association and from rebating. The de­ cree renders the association powerless Si , a body. . Tlie body of the late Associate Justice John Marshall Kkrlan of the supreme court of tlie United States was lsld to rest Wednesday in Rock Creek cemetery at Washington. Burial was preceded by a brief funeral ceremony at the iiarlan res­ idence on Columbia Heights and by a public service in tlie New York avenue Presbyterian church, of which Justice Harlan was a member for many years . Tlie elimination at chicken front the menu, the timliution of turkey to Thanks­ giving day and C hristm as the substitu­ t i o n of so-called “field bread" for bard tuck and abolishment of the field ration, sum up the lm[>ortnht changes in army ration for the next year, according to the report of Com misery General Henry G Sharpe. The elimination of chicken lias resulted in a #carly saving to the govern­ ment of 952,1)00. " Ttie btg cypress swum^i about midway between tbe coast and the St. Johns has *been un fire for nearly two weeks- owing to die unprecedented dry spell, and In the mornings, up to the time the rain ' , came a few days ago, the smoke was so dense in Daytona one could barely see across the river. The department estim ates that 2.231.325 soldiers served In tlie Union armies and mtvy during the civil war; of these, 25 -per cent are still living. The last revolu tionary pensioner died last year. Rev. A. J. Burns, president of the Om­ aha Uahtist college at Oneida, Ky. was shot from ambush near there Thuasday and died almost instantly. Perry Burns. ^ n cousin of the minister, has been arrest­ ed an a suspect. As soon as .the news was received that President Burns had been assinated. tbe »herff secured o couple of blood bounds and jtoknt to the scene of tbe ’ crime. Tlie dogs tosk tbe trail and went unfalter­ in g 'to Percy Burns' borne and rnahed u p ­ on him. The officers feel conDdeqj th at - he is the guilty party, though Burns' de­ nies nil knowledge of tbej crime. There Is much high feeling here, ss Rev. Burns was regarded as a good m an and an able educator. Distinct gains In tho m atter of wstev wny improvements were made in every stole along the 4 Atlantic coast from Maine to Florida during the past year by reason of tbe activities of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways association. Presi­ dent J. Hampton Moore of Philadelphia announced to the deligntcs th t association at the opening of Its fourth annual con­ vent iou at Ridhmood yesterday. ** At th e Sign o f th e Tea Cup Cooler days are coming and you will be looking fora place to rest and enjoy a Official F ro st D ata cup of lea. or maybe you would prefer The United Stales Department of Agri­ Ikmilhon. of course this is the very place culture, through Its Weather Bureau. Ill for you lo come. Everything new. up to Bulletin No. 5, gives tins data which dale and dainty. covers fully the questions risked many If the weather is too warm for hoi times each week of the Bonrtl of fnnle drinks, you may hnve cool refreshments, The averages are computed from a i*-rtod nt all odds the sign of lire teacup bids of twenty-six years; you welcome if you but wish to rest, Average date of the last killing frost there are magazines or books that you in sp r in g , F eb ru a ry 15 may while awnyt the "hours walpng” in Average date of the first killing frost town, it is not required or expected that autumn. January 3 you always and eternally want to buy Tbe latest date on which a killing frost something, and you will find the welcome has occured in spring. April 1. . a pleasant one no matter what your The earliest date on which a killing mission may be. Just try Room No. 9. frost has ocaim l in autumn, November S anford M usic Club Wclboruc Block, just, at (lie head of the 20. Tlie music club will meet at the home st a If-case. During the period covering these aver­ of Miss Mahoney. Saturday afternoon. Very Cordially. ages there were many year* when no Oct. 21st. at 3 o'clock. Mias Mahoney CiUKUim KrruiK. frosts occurred Leader ' . * * * The uverrgjto length of the crop ss«»on To The C ltlrrn s of Sanford Program is 348 days. I doii't believe much In blowing your French Music (Early). • The average length of crop-growing 1. Music of l-oul* XIV reign—Miss own horn, but if no one will do it for you season in other parts of tile United Stales It Is sometimes uessnry. „ are: Southern California, 238 to 328. Cam e Lovell. Forty years the 23rd, of Dec.. 1912 I 2. Sketches of Couperin. Merchant!, Central States. 150: New England States, have been In Sanford. Duly one man Komeuu—Mrs. Houmillnt. 120, North Ceutrul States 110 and South Discussion: Influence of Early English W. J . Hill, 1 think has been as long In Central Slates 250—S t Ooud Tribune. Sanford. I have scon it gruyr from one and French sclwols on worlds music. Music, selections from early French building (n o t'a dwelling house) to Its Arrival and D ep artu re of Trains present size. I hnve lived n straight, writers—Mrs Ernest Tolar, NORTH HOIfNll Violin and piano—Allison Witherington moral. Religious, social and financial life Lv L35 o in. Ar 1.25 a. m. No. 82 all this thue before, therefore I ask yoar “ 11.55 a. ro. mid Clarence Mahoney. “ 11.35 a. m. No. 8-1 support for city Treasure tuui Collector in Vocal solo—Mrs. C. L. Polk. “ 2.55 p. m. •' Ü.35 p. m. No. 80 tlie coming city election. .* •«. ** ** \ 1 SOUTH BOUND Brldol Couple L ost . ’ „ F. W.JUUNSON. • *■ Lv 2.26 n. ro. Ar 2.1C a. in. No. Despite the close watch ketn upon V 1 us t •’ 2.25 p. tn. them by their loving friends Mr. and Mrs. No. H9 * *' 2.05 p. ro. Charlotte S. Keclor, B. E , is prepared “ 7 00 p. ra. " 6.40 p. in. No 85 Bryan Higgins escaped just lifter the to recelvi n limilevf number of pupils for BRANCH UNX5 w edding and left for parts unknown. training In Elocutloh and Dramatic Art. Trilby A át. Petersburg—No. 25, Ar. 1 10 The supposition is that tliey arc either Gass In d u c tio n for children on Saturday p. cn No. 24 Lv. 2.15 p. m. at Longwood or Enterprise and will ven­ morniagl, i t to 12 o’clock. Twelve les­ Leesburg—No i l , Ar 11 45 a. ro No. sons *6.1». Arrangements can be made ture forth in a few days. 22 Lv. fijjt) V m They can be easily identified because for private ktssons at any time Room 9 both of theft) are trying to act tike old Welhorae Ulook, Rhone 20fl, married folk* but the self conscious air ' M o o s e . S en d 312.000 of the newly weds will lie the best clue Rodney H. Brandqn^fbprenie secretary to their identity. If any one finds them please wire the of the Order of Moose; vrhldi has Its not­ Herald office and wewTll endeavor to or- ional headquarters at Indianapolis, will range a warm welcome for them updn this week forward to Austin, Pa., for the relief of the flood sufferera a check for arrival. ' ** 9(2.000. thcwcontrlbutiou of tlie Moos« ------------------------ *7— The i!ederal court of. appsPfcA Jodge v M arlon C ounty Fair «• lodges thrbugfiout the United States. Pardee presiding, has rendered a decision * Marion county will hold the annuul fair declaring (tie Southern Wholesale Grocers' on November 21. 22. 23 and 24th and tmvc * The board of Ifgflllh of^ Pensacola lias tailon to bg-%falr organization and * declared tliat ilio public drinking' wip hung up some elegant prises in the spud restraint of trade. This brings must go. ¿Jks' W class. Sanford horsemen expect to par­ to an end a suit instituted by the Fedor- • , ticipate and the fair us usual promises lo The first carload of grapefruit to be al governroeui at Birmingham more than be a success. . shipped Iront Dade county this season a year ago in which tbe association was left Miami Saturday. The car was com­ accused of violating the Sherm an a n ti. * Mrr-and Mrs C. C. Butler of Jeckson- posed of 300 boxes. (rust law. "¿yille are in a h o s p ita l at Cornwall. O n t. --------— -------------„ V V* V Ai * 1, ‘ Lexington, tty« .w a s the iqecca this seriously Injured,askiie result of an auto­ The formal opening of the- Bank of mobil a pod lent--«t Brandon Their roo- Winter Park for business on Monday af­ week of Confederate vetgryru, Uietf sons chine went over n ten-foot embankment ternoon, October lfltpV was made tlie Oc­ Btid daughters from all o v e r 'l b s West ; and turned turtle, pinning its passengers casion of a holiday 0n tKé part qf the and South. The occasion fbr the gather­ underneath. The sput where the accident people of the town. ing was the unveiling of (hi eighteen-foot occurred I» located.in a large Adirondack bronre equestrian monument to General N o tic e o f s to c k h o ld e rs ’ M e e tin g * John H. Morgan, the Confederate lead « . preserve owned by the Rockefellers. A meeting of the stockholders of the •---• t/ A massacre of all Europeans is planned Sanford Hotel and Improvement Co. is' ^ Votes for women in Virginia within ten by tlie radical dem ent among the Turkish hereby called In tbe directors*, room of the yeoVa. a prediction of Governor Wllllard resident of Salonkl. European Turkey, ac­ Peoples Bank at Sanford, Florida on Wed- Hodges Mann, Of the Old Dominion com­ nesdqy, ^Wovemher 15th, 1911, at 10JO monwealth. was one of the most applaud­ cording to refugees from th at place. ed sentim ents expressed at th e ' fourth a. m. . Florida's law prohibiting tbe shipment The meeting is catted for tbe purpose of annual convention qf tbe Atlantic Deep­ of Immature fruit is to be carried into electing officers to servo for the ensuing er W aterways Association's sessions at United States court on the ground that year and tbe transaction of such other Richmond ■today. Gov. M ann-.declared the law as applied to Interstate shipments business as -may properly come before the th at ha was by 6u means committed ^-to - 1 .1 Ik 1“ vtoloittm of the commerce douse qf, meeting. J. J. M a in , Pres.' the belief that such a condition was » be expedient ^ tbe constitution of the United Stales. W. J. THKPtNi Sec. IM tc itiiZXZt* ----------------------- V V • UVj ' �October 20, Ian COUNTY HAPPENINGS t of Interesting Items THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY CflMiM Starr or Reporter« Weekly f t ■*Cover» the Territory for Tho Herald ■- r In 'onfer to* | d ' I n awimmlng.. -'A con tlnuoua atream of vlaltora osine ont usual brought n party on tbo launch "Nettle." while vehicles of all kinds, wagons, carriages, autos, bicycles and by-pedea came and went continually. Though cloudy In the morning, the day tamed outline later. * . • f " . s* Harry Houston and Ur. Bowman made a number of high dives, trying to touch bottóni. A new feature which amuses the boys greatly, la a trolly on a wire cable stretched along the shell-mound. Tho dknca floor will be gotten into shape for dancing soon also, which will add materially (4 the attraction# of the park. Reed's Transfer made Itp Initial trip Sun; day and we hope to tee It come often- — end will k)aded. Captain Pagenhart In­ tenda tó get a larger boat of about one hundred passenger capacity, to run In . connections with the "Mamie," in orddr to handle the tourist trade this winter. ’ v -; tvi« “ ,Y •' ' “ W ooosma«. .Ù JOTTINGS *, • V“ ; *’ ‘ GENEVA , gpsdsl Cor 10 Tho tier old. taiued that elusive something called “Distinction CapC and Mrs. Moore, of West Palm in Dress” and that the cost was no greater than Bead) spent a few days last week In Geneva, their old borne. , you had. previously paid for ordinary garments? Tbe ladles of Geneva are arranging for If you would— let your next garment be a PRINT-’. a bazaar at lbs ball, to be held just ,be­ ZESS. fore the holidays. A ipeclaf program will be rendered of radiations and There’s a delicacy of liner—and grace of sty le to a dialogues We hope that tbe public will PRINTZESS that proves that PRINTZESS designs remember that all kinds of Christmas presents can be bought at this ..bazaar are close to foreign inspiration and also that they, from the daintiest laces to the most use­ know how to,create. A V- , ful articles.. The date has not yet been ■The m aterials are of true wool xtuallty-M estcd and fixed. It wili be announced shortly. retested before they are judged worthy of bearing. Mrs. Fultz and daughter, Mrs. Robin­ son returned from Chicago last week. the PRINTZESS label— th e r^ i reason, ij r such We are sorry to state that Mrs. Fult2 has been quite ill ever since her return, '7 F s t e l ‘ Mrs. Gresham and daughters Mrs. dive bf s itias^ facw c t^ W ear^ ear^ * '■ .^ v e yyoii o ^ two w o seasons seasons .ot.sau tyw Nicholson and slaters. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Peters made up a pleasant party visit­ .The Guryirig lines of PRINTZESS fit are more acing Chulootn last Sunday and Attending curate than th e McU8tohi-mGde Ri'^’o f your thilor— the protracted services. • \ k’ never a wrinkle at collar, shohlder, front und ‘ Mr. Raak la spending some time -with A. his daughter, t < ■, t* Mrs. ■ * •» -Saunders. * ' i ' ' *' Geneva la certainly improving. Mr. - Kyat la Improving the appearance of bis home by a new roof and new room* Mr. Ballard Is adding another. story UF his heme, sod Mrs. Slcg will begin k; qnce the addition of three rooms ,to her iMweet). -I..— Mrs. H. H. PaUlshall .entertained the ladies last Thursday afternoon at their breaking 8 bones (u bis right Hand wjiilo ed chinch at Ctiuluota last Sunday'(and regular meeting. Several vlsiton were using (he boxlhjg ’ glbves at school last report a nice timé. present. Mrs. Moran Sr, Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Friday noon. Dr. Neal Is treating the. j . h rituldleiton was in Sanford lait Slag. Mlsges Harris and Daniel, . Mrs. injured member. Friday, looklug for his mules which he is P .llid u ll « . . . .pta.dU ^ .« > The rain Is verj vfelcomc as water is expecting from Georgia, getting écorce tn places some wells near The oranges are sweeter tho greener Brissons crossing pro running short and LONGWOOD looking than eves has been known in pipes have been cut down on two wells Special Goiteaowdaote to Tba Jlcrnld: this section. Tbe lata message from Married at Claraxra Sunday afternoon. at the Gilbert place pqd one well at the Washington D. G, to Cnase A Company Harper place. • Miss Mart Emma Reed u* Mr. Mnrion • will permit growers to put such fruit on There will be wedding bell music here Frnnklih Tqiuier, Rev. E. t i e Smith olflthe market At once. ating. Tills young oOuple are both excel­ shortly, or we miss our guess. lent characters, and we bdpe for Thefu a Many fields of fine looking lettuce, MOORE’S STATION happy knd' prosperous voyage, through cauliflower and much early v stuff have life end st last a safe entrance Into the Sfcdal Comepondcoca to TVs Herald • been set In the last two weeks. "Beautiful Home Beyond." * Harry Ward has bought a gasolene engine And *la using It on one of Ms Percy Martin Is visiting friends in town. BUDA ITEMS ■ Beanlall aveune farms for Irrigating pur. Harvey Suihcrajfof Sanfonl spent Sun­ To the tAlvar ot The Herald. ' . Mr. John Huddleston left for Annapolis day here, • Rev. and Mrs. Joel Swartz are moving this pest week to enter the U. S. Naval Sevrrul of our citizens are attending to Sa tifoni this week to the Welker Academy. We will all mlsa him very the WeMva Baptist Association which Stevens boose on Park Ave. convened with the Or!ando.church yestermuch. ' ^ Mr., in v a io of Camerou Ave., has re­ H. A. Nicholson made e business trip dny. turned to New Smyrna to make his to DeLand, Sanford and Osteen last week. The recent‘'rains have been a great blbssing to gardens in this section. i'\ -"Copt Moore A d wife from West Palm j Mr. bad Mr*, Hilliard and family baye Beach e r e . visiting on Buek Lake this We learn tftat some of, th a w Inter tour­ moved Into the Spec/ houso ou Miller week. Having sold their place .tQ Mr. ists who finve winter humm; here Intend V Av*^ from Lake- Bultef. Mr. Hilliard la Collect tbby will make West. Palm peach Coming, dawn earlier, this aegsoo. * « ^ -»--J- Sk " *"i - :l, ¡1 A^ A rork in g for Hatty ¡lr-hptne. ’ We will welcome oVf vite w ■Vffo were pleased to recelvo such a neat ghtariLbut regret to tose trai old opes. announcement of the Marriage of Mi;s J. F. McClelland and children spent , i yi£- - 1 4»-; ,■ i Sunday In Geneva at the PravaU borne. Tba f sriflnp of Buck Liikft are enjoying DillardJlsd Mr. Waterman. Mias Gladys E. A. Gilbert entertained a (Head Mr. picnics and Ash fry these d a y s They graduated Isom the Oeklapd-Wlntcr Gar­ spent a pleasant day at tbe bridge last den high school two years ago and is it Rax o f Grown. Mich, recently. Saturday abd enjoyed tbemaelvee eating lovely young lady, Mr. Waterman being Mrs. L. Humee ot Rutledge Is spending - the ' energetic buslneea man that be la Í some time with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. flah sad bathing In the creek. , 3 Mp. G. A. Nicholson has two of her they'will no doubt Schieve a great~deei staters, Mrs. King and Mlae Nfcbotoon In life. - May God's blessing, attend tl$eai. L' Craig and dai from Georgia visiting her. ‘ from Sanford si / • Notice to Horse Owners Gea Matthleux Is busy working st Ge­ ; «jfcuring secured the services of Mr. EL neva on Mr. F la t 's dwelling bouse. M-Vltiriwnrd at) horseahoer nqd W. A. Dsvls Is busy digging and mar­ blacksmith: I wish to ’ announce to b f Jburtney arrived Bara WednesPalnraville. Oblo, to join his keting his potatoes this «reek- . customers .and the public ilia1 1 am bet­ 1 * L\ _ _ i - . tkiajQralg places ter prepared than .ever to., take care, of and daughters, Mrs. Nicholson... daughter every thing In this. line, pome in - and; ‘Y y. 12-2c ^ and sisters and Mrs. yf, L Taylor attend-' give os a trial. PRINTZESS garments hold their shape. A f t e r m onths of wear they luive the same dainty f r e s h ness that they possessed the day you purchased. PRINTZESS Plio Canvas, the new shape-retaining fabric, is responsible for this— it’s a new fabric, moist-proof—wear-proof—that is owned and con­ trolled by the makers of PRINTZESS and can onl> be found in PRINZESS garments. 55 m o^ 8 W(Jol m aterials of the garment to your ^liure 'anc* Tiolds them there. Tins shape-holding 1,18ur« n.c e costs YoU »otlnng extra. The price of PRINTZESS garments repreMmts unusunl vaiue; than a custom tailor could afford better to use; workmanship that never slights; fit that satisfies at the first try-on; andshapeliness without constant pressing expense and trouble. Cypress Shingles Cypress and Pine Lath Rough and Dressed Framing Flooring, Ceiling, Siding & Finish • Send us your orders and they will have our best attention, tye are Sales Agents forsoniH of the largest and best Pine and Cypress Mills in Florida. Delivered prices quoted on request GILLETT LUMBER & TRANSPORTATION CO. A t Rock Bottom Prices SEND FOR BIG FREE CATALOG Of Um Greateit KUriae Hardware Concern in ibe U. S. WeSell A A k • «. A . Price* toCoast 119Chamber»Street, New York .Away �T ilt SANfOKÖ HERALD SANTORO LODGES : . wuii'ö u:; gazine ft,iU B/ìcCt* \ i'atteras (illd d rn Tour ¿.¿» n v llle. F b , OH. Tbs k * « * t -urirrdeveloped the fi«t d*F 001 b4>‘ H o i X . Live Oak . n d JockKtnLiie ifsmi contesting for the I»11 Gildj_. jpjphr. according to C lsade NoUn. ItoU fi ib« tour at Philadelphia nnd r e ,o the d t y f o r a b w day*. JH + ¡ L , ride w tticn have been made ! L ,|.|h o (Qiriit* and between the drt»__ IDd ju rats of tbe thrift rival teams. pirticvilar »porting Interest centers In tki, contest because tbe winner must dcpcod »oldy upon hli shill and the tock of ihsroad- There U not a particle of dlfforoce in the nine m achines of three imos. They are a« 191» Cadillacs and la equally good condition, for - their ownjj, never taw them before they were deBwed within an hour or tw o of each other l » * « " York Just before the start „1 the tour. Perhaps tho b e st drives florid* has ore riding In d ies« car*, and Uuihad not been out of Je rse y City an argued that any machine is a * better ma­ chine thsn the other, or thet a n y one of than is in poorer condition th an any of the others- It Is purely a m a tte r of obllity of tbe m an at the wheels. . J' The Florida contlggent of tho tour it str * meting a considerable am ount of interest florid» cars have already been picked as winners of some of the individual prlres. flu general belief Is that u Florida tram will walk away with the Gliddcn trophy. Tourists from the north ore going to find • big difference when they strike the Mod beds of the south. Just n s tho FTorIJi contingent did when it tackled the bin) surfaced and finely graded roads ol ibe ag n h Accustomed to, plowing through sand rut*, when they .opened up on the hard roads ol New Jersey,tho Flor­ id» car* run nwiiy with themselves. Not a one of them failed to finish the run as touch as 30 minutes ahead of the schcdGin of Hooks to G ram m ar School The local W C T. U. has recently preicuted to the (jrnmmiu School u valuable Kl of Dr. Gulick's books, to be used as reference material by the teachers in teaching physiology. These books were brought to tho attention of the local union by Mrs Hildebrand of Wayne, I’tfca, who has tx-eli visiting her father. Ik, Joel Swartz. Mrs Hildebrand is one of the field secretaries of the Uepnrrmcnt of tdcntific temperance Instruction of the lUleW.C. T. tl. of i'ciinsylvanin and a speaker of splendid ability. She present­ ed* btr work to the G ra m m a r' School twchers of Sanford while i)ece, and ex­ hibited specimens of beautifully written ■ad illustrated essays, tho work of Penn­ sylvania school children, whose regular kale of am i post ttoii yrotk is m ade to em­ brace such subjects is self control, total tbujnenc«*. etc . and It is hoped that such r., ty»t«nt may be inttoduoed in our Schools. G r e a t S c c n lo F e a tu r e o l P ik e ’s P e a k R e g io , For nel of th s Plains" Stands Guard »r Section Whsro T ltan lo F orota Hava W ondrously W rought. D*nvar, Colo.—No scenlo featura of th e Pike's P eak reglop of Coldrmdo baa such a world wide f a m e s » the G arden of the Gods. Passing through its glgantlo rock-portals, 330 feet In height, one en ters a region where T ltanlo forces liavo been at play. H ero ore ca th e d ral spires, and bal­ anced rocks weighing a thousand to n s; strange grotesque shape*, mam; m oth caricatures of anim als crouch or ■Bring from vantage polnta hundreds of fe e t In s ir or gloom oddly from tbe T he gatew ay to tb e G arden rises to tw ice the height of N iagara’s mighty fall» .fram ing In te rra cotta a superb '¿lotai'e' of aaure and taw ny peaks. B aglas neat In th e rocky crags Pur­ ling brooks alive with m ountain trout. A g ain st the turquols sky a flight of birds soars alm ost aut cf sight, wee bits of Itfe am id the grandeur af m ountain tops tuid lofty m inarets P ike's Peak in a way stands sontlnol. rv a r tho Garden of the Qod*. P lke'a WfRk tn tho historic boncon sum m it which guided Mio early e i plorera_JKio»« the jtreat pin inn. and It re ars Its snowy .crest In the midst of a veritable wonderland. H ere Nature la a«en In h er grandest as well as In aomo of h er moat . fantnatlc moods. G reat m ountain' peaks are h eto—mas s ire , glgantlo— lifting them selves Into th e regions of perpotual snow. Here are a half dosen stupendous c a ny mi s. each miles in length, where the grim lte m ountains have been cleft aaundor and rock walla rise perpend leu larly a thousand feet. Here me di c i na l springs gush forth for healing a n d r e freshm enL More. too. w as, t he pl a y­ ground of T itanic force» when tb« world waa young—r ock f o r ms of ever y ■Iso, ahape and color; rising In airy plnnacioo like the spires of n Milan, or in solid shafts agnlnat wh i c h all tho Forces *t>f modern enginery mi ght t t O..10/1 Mwo More Frier.d- thin any other igatinc nr ¡.atiei ik UCalrs is tho cl ¡able Kuatiinii t.r . • monthly’ in one million one hundred thousand tiutuea licjiuc;. ^.tu’.vtng all the latest designs of XI C.id i ’Mtrrim, each issue is brimful of sp-.rVling »lio:t stories •nd helpful tnformatiru) for women. Sava Moray »ad K c i; LiCtjrlo by »uturrlbtng I»» Met.»l|’« Jd ly a G T V f¡P i », lo rn only p> i»»f« 1 ♦»»t^uiiuUii.S'i'.yTlA if tl.« ctUbnud Sanford lo tite No. 2 7 .1 O O r Meri* rvrrv Uutiday at 7.30 p. rn.. over Imperial Tkretr* JC 1U G .N G - d i § caota* B«| M cC ALL’3 M AGAZINE Phoenix Lodi* No. 5. K. of P Meets Kxxjnd and fourth Mondays. Vlsltlnl I S l f S * 3 y .f . S t . W* ■ y* « -" W c .t .i * + rr— Sanford I M J«, No »2. f M . M A. 0 L Toylar, Master; F Ild a r. Secre­ tary. Com tnunicat ion every first amt third Tliurtdays at 7:30 p. in VUItliii hrothe.-v welcome. W . 37th P i, Nnw York City, ü x-xayidp.r, hwvr. ft*. - • ,"u.- i imp. bw. U n ite Ilf oth er flood o f C a r p e n te r s a n d Join e r e o f A m erica Sanford Loral Union No. 1751, U. B o f C and J of A. m eets «-very Thursday nllht af 7 o ’dork in the EaSlra’ Halt. W. A. Kumonr. president, T L Lent If 8 I T •„ . A FULL LINE Meet First and Third WrJnrtdsy night, corner First ami Palmetto, W l) Ilot ml*, f. K. . tu iti u ry t Ofllce: Yowcll lluildlng # » , you need. SANFORD. FUTRIDA * Mallary 4 Ta ylo r Iron W o rk » _______ DR. R. M. MASON MACON, a * . DENTIST Wellxirri Ulcxrk DR. E le c t r i c VV. E. HOUSHOLDER Percolator DENTIST . Koiim. ¿3.24 »ml 25. PWd Bid* Thorn- SI F 1. 0 R I D A S A N K O R I). DR. F. C. BOA RDM AN o f. n r is r All Modern Methodk ami Appliance* PHONE (« KOOM3 s a ..mí 7 (««»na* WuudfxlJ Dif.iUin Wash Boiler S u m m e r or W in t e r Sanieftli 11«**^» wr i:nn supply your wants in the Automobile line. If you want to rent A Motor l or Any P u rp o se we are tit your service with the very ItcsI enrs. We never sleep. If you are in trouble call us any hour of the ui^ht or (lay O S T E O P A T H IC PHYSICIAN At Onnfcfit (V)tlngiHour» hy Ap|*>mtnu‘iit Sanfortl Machine & Garage Company ATTO RN EY *Nb ITItlNSEU.OR At LAW Chafing Dish Prnctjce In S tn tr and Ferlerai Cottrt» GarneriWoodrufT Uldg Sanford Ha. i*» • ’?•*>*(•*i*J,- + v *F J. J T E R R Y BUILDLH Oi | + M A R B L E and G R A N ITE Monuments. Tombstones, Etc. X Church S tr e e t. Urluurto, rinrlrta t-i* W »t»,»« lk.liiu . 1 un •-*, , » » + ■> F <• ->*y»y■> *>•>•>■>*y +-n- e- <•<-+ + ^ <-■<• \ri'GRNt:Y AND ttlUNSKLLOR AT LAW ' ilAtr AHnrtinv V .rn lli llifUrtuI Cimit i Flu! klu t .. S O C IA LIS M Kr»tdrocr». SanfurU »ml Svlyan tj«t« Is undoubtedly Spreading—you should investigate and light it If it's prin­ ciples urc wrong, or fight for it if right. ■ Reiyl.I'Mcn and Mules". . . , Sum m it of Plke'e Peak, EARS LIKE BANANAS - 't * - ", 1 —' Price 5c at ¿ i I First Street Percolator ri 0WÍ RS — PLANTS — ÜULBS H 0K A .C E W III Give Lraaum at Ui» hauw> vt Fupii» Agent far ths Celebrated Hallet 4 th e of an A rkansas Orirv. F trm ,r- th e ir'c ro p of am ali Davie P I ANOS SA N FO R D W -- L. H. T E M P L E \GtNt JACKSONVIUC rtURAL COMPANY Phone Itlfi llth unti Ouk Ave. Special Offering tn Ferns. Floral Designs to Order. Pqrcolator B IC Y C L E S ORLANDO. . ; FLORIDA • Bo* ttf % .- Pk»M 17 SHANIBAROCR URlANOO, l FLORIDA VETERIN ARY S U R G E O N a n o ’ d e n t is t t P l u m b l n g and Gas Fitting ..OFFICE DANN‘8 TRANSFER O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A ' ___.__ vii*,' S U N D R IE S j ntOM 1430 UP TO ftS. FOR NEW W ado W ill Pay Phono T o ll Oft AH G en u in e O r d e r s ".Ì . , AND 25 BICYCLES PHONE ND. 4 0 . C U s p id o r S anford, Florid« F L O R ID A , r ’f.' A D E , T H E T U N E R ,/ . * '; V , V ON CORN U•/“ »•>; ’ M E N D E N H A L L TEACHER OP MUSIC All Work Receives My Personal Atieiit^rvi and best p^urt» ' - * : Wc carry a complete stock Looking fo r a Good Mouse, Phtma Shift-Yoiir fruit and .ycgèVof this fine line.- The tablcs to? Rochester G o o d s— a 11 H en ry McLauliri Nickel-Plated a n d t i n JEWELER .,. lined. Call and let us H e r e is O n d o n th o BeÄt MY SPECIALTIES.; M arket show you. Prices always PtekfMd'it-ilttiMi-Pnlnted O ilim ' - : *V* • right. . ^Gotham!* Sterling Silver R «pòrta T oday 740 odoci' the Hill Hardwara Co. rirat ai« 0*k, 'S -—J . & We manufacturo Engines. Bollera, Shlnglq Machines, Cut-Off Saws,Wood Splitters, etc., and do Foundry Work. Writ* for information and priesa on anythIn( DENTIST F. H erm itage. Ark.—V?. O. F lçreoa^pk th is place had two short row s of corti In his garden th a t develupod.m ure ears to th e stalk than « te l beard of befor« In th is country. . * . Tho to rn w at planted F ebruary 16, Churrh * — r*r*t Methodist and a t first th a usual num ber bf oars ^ ^ p a s t o r will preach, at e Ieve„ developed. T hen c a m « .á tr e x tra siip' of ul,^ect* Need of a Revival Ä ■■»**»» to'get It. - Every mill fitted with wireoabl*(frit*, act - out attnciimeut« and adjuslsblo idler. Improved carriage-backing doelee |a Tata* aehng and a firn» surer. M a d e |n all b in s, portable and s ta ­ - 0. L Tatù», Secretary ^ ■ * it’s all in the Taylor Feed B P. 0 . C. S a n fo r d lo d g e 1241 P H O N E 33 1 . den """- Thn almpleat, lightest running, faafiwt cutting saw mill ever b u ilt—a mill th at you can buy at tbu right price and w ith which yon can make big money. ( ’líente 24ê F r e a k C r o p o f M » U » .O r o w t In “ i& J H r O.C , Celery City Aerie I8S3 ATTORNEY AT LAW b ea t in vain, or in lofty spires no sl"i> dor tKst one alm ost fears to lean hi* pupjr welgJit ngainst them. • IVom tho SUBUnll of 1‘Hta's Peak th e View tg sublim e To the w est t* a .m ountain w ilderness To tho east Is a boundless plain. Against the w est­ ern borlton stretch es an unbroken snowy rang«, lying som etim es In » sapphlr.' haze and again silhouetted against th e clear Colorado sky. A groat, rock-itrew n region llee at the base, out of which gleam the yrlnd sw ept obelisks of the G arden of the 'Odds. . Steam boat Rock stands about tbe oenter of the Garden Of tho Guds ami on top o t U la a number of powerful telescopes. -This rock Is about 30 feet high and has th e appearance ot tho deck of a s tp sm b o st „ * — 1 “ — -— ’ a* A , large rp clr about 36 feet high, Sw am ped D ra y s standing In the Garden of the Oods. The Progress Laundry received a mam- Is called th a C hliteptrtem ple because wasi.lng inschine losi w edt'nnd Mr. of Its round ik sp d * m d its tem ple like . V-’. - ‘ '* * mrtrnwn bed hard work to got p wagon appearance. Mige enough to move it from tho depot to i S G arn er-W oodruff Bldg AN DEW .JOHNSON H lsto iy Repeats I t s e l f ’’ v— A curious freak of the w eather was rite «vnence of the—rainstorm last night opon the exact anniversary of tho notable Kaat of a yeat ago. Doth »(orms broke spell sod drought and both gathered at approximately the same tim e. And while CM storm In Its approach took* very much like another there is sA|d to tiave bten more than ordinary siinilnritybeivten lire cloud gathering, th e preihaiii. sries, to to speak, of the storm of yester­ day and of (tie year before. \ When the wind struck w ith violence dunng riie latter affernoon. yesterday jw»* perMMis thought ttiat there would be a repetition of the former atorm. The «*ny subsided. lK5weFer7rnhd tho itom i developed Into that form o f a gentle rain *> belovexl by the farmer. The .change in itajpemurc was most welcome, and the ■rather m an prsdkla cxioler weather,U>illht-R eportw -Stsr. ’ . “S Room I t Mretine» Arsi and thirdTu'-aUrs 111 evrry month ell In Welborne Block. third Ow>r { -. ■*in^Undnr ‘ He l* in‘uU ,Il | new ms* n*ry all the time and aumoaea tn haw* S*o y. Au t E Kcasms. Sec’» »'ou»!Icily, «amnenv >■\ fñjr*>wf (aôl<l. Morl iH'ji i ti m m 1tine-i.4 If. ,*w*•-*.I»* « i U lr>«i jour dealer,' vr by m*ii Item w .li S e m in o le C h a p te r No 2. Order ( u t t r r n Star Meats every second and fourth Friday In month. Every one who has seen his Star in the East srs cordially Invited to visit thechsptrr M fC .ll r é U t i a t a IT-1 all oihn» in ityU, At. dki'tt« §eî! McCull I* - t * tb*n aiy of Her two • • F. G . H E V y iT T Phone 53 S S X X W X . * .. v— i ?!*1 Roger*Plated Ware P filn and Waltham Watckraj Ç O . ï-.V: -ALL Gdofe' GUARANTEED New York : V- �- V- October 20.1911 EVADI NO f l i c LAW Tbe recent killing of a fisherman on LaSe Georg* by Sheriff Smith' brings 10 Where you can get the beat of everything deliver^! r r » tth > n t Erery T M d i y to d M i r Moraiix Dr mind the self evident fact th at a mere lew prohibiting flailing during certain to your door by special messenger and on Time months of the year will not prevent tbe fo r Mayer ME CARRY A COMPLETE LINE Or % ¿ HOLLY, E«t*f catching of fish end despoiling tb e waters At (be H m a request W b k w tl tod votar«, t W. M. HAYNES, Business Ms*ag*r uuMunea that 1 a n a candidal* lor lb* olile* o( Florida and W estern Beef and Pork, Lamb, Dry and of our lakes and rivers of tbe finny deftl- daror of U>* City of Sanford, at ibe Novrmbcr O. W. S n x u Salt Meats, Fish. Poultry and Home-Made Pork Sau­ xens therein. The only way to prevent • u u r y . fishing during tho closed months Is to sage. ' ■ ______________ place a fine of >10,000 on the expresa or _ We are now prepared to give to the trade our special railroad company th a t will haul fish out HOME-MADE CORN BEEF of the state or In tbe state In tbe doeed season, if the fish cannot "be shipped, iVy It— you will bo pleased. they cannot be sold and If they cannot A. D. Jame* the new aeaodate editor be sold they will not he caught except by a candidata (or Aldrnnan of of the Reporter-Star is making a decided book and line, and In a few years our S*Iriam foni aublect in Ih* deci» ¡00 et Phone No I section and every other- section of the Prbnary tob e bcld Novembre 21, IBI I. change in ttièi sprightly paper. state will be the sportsman's paradise. altlon of Aldremi Now is the season of our discontent Just as the whole state of Florida should hit* l’riroarr tu be. whore ovary other man you meet h I a W i l l , , Ho d Tbe fishing industry brings some money ooU and is blowing himself to ibe into the cities where the business is con­ I hereby announce my candidacy fur Alderman limit. *' the city of Sanford tubjert to lb* dacUlon of tbe ducted. It furnishes a livelihood for a of White Primary, bald Nov. 21. W. H Uaoorvuu, few people, but If tho fish business must Sanford needs a large size package of be carried on in direct violation of the A l tbs request of m anr Monds. I b ar* d, Faroe just about now and If the people m announce .m m y candidacy far ft th« posit w * b a r s had experience with m*ay Psortaoia and o th e r akin law—if tbe fishing business m ust keep a A i d « i*toa of tho U a ta sa a lf flaafcRL subject to cannot get together under the Commercial y r ia d s of o f remedies for akin trouble bat bar* trouble* art eauood by- m yriad« sheriff and his deputies busy during a White Primary held Nov, 21. never aasn such remarkable —in t b s ' s k i n . U n i s s i ytrini at work Club make it tome thing else. W. W. Awmunrr those from D. D. D. Preecrlp tats* term s ___ p r o m p t ly . dsstrafM atan greater port of the year—if the fishing t relief from the very fii e tn a lr thsy rapidly m ultiply, t n a rrinDM llavjn s held th* position of Alderman for < cotton * * business m ust cause an officer to kill dsdp Into tho M o slttv s lana. I will osata bo • candidata for tho poaltlon • If the average d lirc n cannot agree Wo aro mo confident that n. D. n Is'w hat'causes that awfu. ... and solid ! your suffer«#* solely upon toy p m an—then 'tw ere to abolish the business and what soomsd a more rash -will Coach,your case th at it will cost record. , politic* would It not be to our mutual ad­ may grow worse and develop Into a gou nothin« If the very first full sis* •itogetbec and let the fishermen adopt o* __________ g Runet t t t * f a l l a to* m a k e f o o d e v er y citi cl a. loathsome and torturlne akin dlaeoso vantage to drop politics for a few daya more peaceebld calling. I f y o u * h a v a a k in trou b la of any ►oncireiwo « many lu -p a y e r * rwlth Its ream of tnlaory. At lb s oarnoat so lid u tio n of tax-payer* and talk about a few factories locating k in d , w e o o r ia ln ly e d v le * you to drop urged to announce my fan d kiary Don't Ink* any chances! Destroy tho and Mend*. I am un __________________________ _ . . . H M I . . Tbe lakes and stream s ol our fair state tor Aldsrmaa of fits ' ‘ tirate the m merit* n t e tha erit* of n a germa a t tha besinn! n# o -f — tho. trou!j o , In a n d I n v e s t ía USCII l y Of Sanford, auhfoct to the barof - ^ ü —U know- Ulu lite Primary, 10 ba held Nov. 21. with th a t o o o th ln t and cleansing waah, D . a n y w a y . .Wo *------should be our chief a s s e t To these same drcUlon of tho Whit* Cm. fax. J a tb s D. D, D. P roscription fo r Ecsem a. 1911. lakes and stream s come the tourist from A Ito botti* Will p ro w Uria to you. w in help you. Christmas will occur at the regular tbe north who. If be can indulge in his I am at. the poaltlon of Aldarmom ._ “ L. R. PHILIPS CO: „ Jo tho of the November primary schedule time this year and aa usual favorite pastime will, leave more money aublect and herewith solicit your support. S o . SHINHOLSOt The Herald wiU publish a special Holi­ here than all the fisliermcn combined. A T- T . X* day Edition for the benefit of the Christ­ few years ago one could drop a line any­ I will be a candidate tot Alderman, subject to tha decision of tha White Primary to be bald November mas shoppers. Every m erchant In San­ where and have a day of sport. 21*1, and solicit your suffraSe. ford should have apace in this number. But the'fitherm nn who caras nothing • "“ « 'I n n a . - -for the law goes on just tbe sam e and I hereby announne my candidacy for poaltlon of Municipal ownership Is a popular efibrd when the fish are spawning m akes a haul Alderman, subject to the do iilon of tho White among the candidates for d t y council in and destroys thousands The sheriff must Primary to bo held NoV. 21*1.1011. Only exclusive baker in the city. A'W B. W. H a n o i . Orlando. They have evidently stood for employ a force of men and* spend his m ixing done with latest improved Sani­ At the eaineet raque,t of many friend* I have poor service as long as they can and the time and run all risks to prevent the fish­ derided to announce my candidacy for Alderman tary machinery. Sanford aublect to tb* 'decision of th* primary d tlzeb s demand a municipal owned light erm an from despoiling pio stream and of to bo beld Oil November 21 i t T. J Mtun. and water plant that will give service at when one of them is arrested he la usual­ ly freed on a technical' point. You can't a living rata._________________ T or Clerk and A ssesso r S p e n c e r ’s B r e a d handled by all fir ststop tills so called industry because a few I will be a candidat« to succeed myself In the paslUta of City Clerk and Aaaessor. subject to the The Herald will soon Issue e special are Inclined to break the law. class g ro ce rs . white primary to be held In Novrmber Therefore, since the law cannot be en­ hotel edition for Sanford—something If. W. Lovuj. --- ---------------■ never attem pted before—and we expect forced in its present form tbe next legis At th* request of many friebd* 1 have deckled every hotel and boarding bousa In the atu ra should enact a stringent law, ab­ to become • candidate (or the oflloe of Clerk and SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY decision of the While Assessor subject to the _ d ty to come in on the project. It is solutely preventing the shipment of fish Primary to be bald Nov 21 3. J B n a n just about time we were letting the world during the dosed season. This is not aim ed at tho Taw abiding know that we bavo n few hotels here. f o r T re asu re r and C ollector W c M a k e E v e r y t h i n g K n o w n to the Trade fishermen who follow the business and I announce my candidacy for the position of Treasurer and Colloci or of the d ty of Sanford, tubadhere to tho law in every respect. There Ject to the derision of the White Primary, to be PHONE 10G. NO. I l l PARK AVENUE. For some months pest The Punnl Cor­ are men in Sanford who follow this call­ beidNNovember 21 at, and solict your vote d s Herald has been saying that a dark W L Moau» ing and when tbe time is up they absohorse was tied in the woods who enter at I hereby s a w s i m my caiuUdacr post utely take up their nets. stop”tW bo n ts the proper time sud "take the wind out of Treasurer .and Collector subject to the deci s ion and quiL These men deserve credit for of the Primary held November 21st. of the sails" of all other candidates for F. W. Munto* adhering to tbe law when so m any of Congressman at large. And now Hon. A. 1 «P their neighbors are breaking the law so f . Jordan, editor of tho Herald, uomes openly and flagrantly. out with his announcement fpr the said Our streams m ust remain inviolate, and office. He Is State Pure Food Inspector, if the present system renlalns títere will as well as editor of tho Herald, is known bo mnrder, anarchy and tt^in follow and from one end of the State to the other, all for a few Ash and » paltry gain. numbers his friends by the thousand, and will undoubtedly make the other can­ didates realize that he is "running some" If every newspaper and citizen In Flor­ be fore the race Is over.—Gainesville ida worked upon the principal th a t to ogSun. itate for a public improvement is to in­ ure your town and state by m aking the The "breakfast cup" of the American fact p u b lic that such an improvement Is people Is to cost even more than the needed the S tate would be a wilderness present high record' price. A general in a few yeara^-5t. Augustine Record. advance on all the cheaper grades of coffee will be declared by retailers with­ if the Commercial Club Is deed ft in the next ten days, according to the ,1.4 to have k____n .1_____ t_____I “ O ought decent funsraL ................... ........................... , announcement made In trade JournalsWork done when promised. That’< Coffee has been going up gradually for our motto. W het can be more aggrtthe past year and a half. Several ad­ .vsting, if one hss an appointment sf a C O N F ID E N C E vances hive been made by the wholecertain hour than to'oc diuppointrd talers, and the roasters and Jobbers have with the Lkundry ? You will find no kept pace. The retailers, too, have ad­ We Ra«l( Lip Our Statements With Our Persons) Reputation end Mono/. such trouble with us. We let our vanced a number of grades of coffee at We ere so positive that w e can re­ Laundered various times. Now the retailers feel it lieve * constipation, no matter how necessary to send up the price of the chronic it may be, that w e offer to Shirts, Collars, Cuff,-Etc. , cheaper and mostly used grades. furnish the medicine free o f all cuet If •peak for themselves. No need for us to w * fall. talk. Why,- they look like pew things We think th at It la worse than use­ every tim e we turn litem o u t Give us a . ;fr CHEAP LANDS . less to attem pt to cure constipation u u L - , ; « ' Sanford has never been in the cheep w ith cathartic drug*. Cathartic* may land class. On account of the wonderful do much harm.* T h e / may cause a re­ 'NO SAW EDGES ON COLLARS yield per acre on Sanford lands, the action, Irritate and WoAten the bowels, S e n d Á f o r / C a t a l o g u e s , P r i c e s a n d T o rn a s pfcrfoci drainage and irrigation, protection and make constipation more chronic. v from cold and the freight rat* our lands Constipation Is often accompanied have always stood a t, • higher figure and may be «caused by Weakness of PI1QNE 30-The Soft Water Plant th a n a n y o th e r section of Florida. San­ tha nerves and mveelea o f the large ford has never taken In the bomeaedffir. Intestine or colon. To expect a care • The cheap-land schemes do this and you-' must therefor» tone up and JA C K S O N V IL L E make him a hometucker. Sanford has strengthen those parts and restore them to healthier acti vity.-never beep a place for »the lilntsnf land The discovery af/tfes active principle S A L E B IU Ü ÍS »hark to camp and ply his nefarious o f our remedy lnvolrcd the Ikbor at schemes because Sanford 'la o d i'* lh :th e skilful reeeorch'i b l-rn1rts. T his { sum ! -r rA genuine article and need na-Und tharh d r 'lNoducee rafrolte such a s are ex­ boom them. Only ldg!tljn<rte real estate pected from tbe beet o f the \beet•gsdts sell this land and tb f majority of known U tM tiusl toofCs, and It le par -.dyem iu* sailing their'own lands giving a tlculfriy prompt !n Jls rteults. • ,n Wa want you: to try Rexall Grdor>Çîr r ^ í . ■X- - * •#*57-"N perfect title at all Utoea. A man came J*-£ . to Sanford this week who bad bean fur­ Ha* on our guarantee. T hey are expleasant to take and ..are ther aputh. He could purcheselatod there ’or children. They apparently cbeepgrthan In ¿anTortl -lisat' t0 *11 ap­ act directly on the nerve« and muscles doort’vf6r business N ovem ber 4th , 1011. Newly Renovated and pearance was'"jus* as-|o<Ki7.f-* And yet o f the bowete- he via«. It would seem, when be obtained jbe real figures on bit a ueutral action on other organa or /uniisbed at an expense of $15,000. Rates $2.00 per day and up. freight rata the mao could make maft gun0a. They do not pu/ir*~or. cause American Pflan, tmd $1.00 per day and up, European Plan. Special money on Sanford tends paying 8100 an Inconvenience. I f they do not posi­ Rates by Week oiMonth. Fpr full particulars and information Tele­ acre for the same than be could from the tively cum chronic or habitual consti­ ether lands If they were given to him pation and thus reltev* tha myriads ot phone, write or wire . . . . . . . . . • associate or dependant chronic ail­ - abM fotefy firael ments, your money w ill bo refunded. Here la something for you to "study Try R etail Orderltee at o u r ’ risk. ■bout vfbeo you are seeking teal Florida Three size*., o f .-package«,- 1 0 c , 28c., C. M . E N T Z M IN Q E R A. F. F A L C land. And-remember that at no place In and 80c. Heanember, you eon obtain VlorBa have they ever grown and shipped R etail Ecmedte* to thta community P ro p rie to r t Manager vegetables at • greeter profit than at' only at our atom —Tb* RexmO Btore. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Germ s Spread in Skin » L a U lld e r illg O il T U f e ' Steinway &. Sons Behr Bros. - Mat! “Crown” Ston Kohler & Campbell - Ha and Fischet^ Progress Steam haondry R IN T %ì)t Jieto Cönßtooob L. R. PHILIPS Jb Oft at iongtooob, ^floritm «4 �■H * ^ «• r . '¿r Zjr\ - " ■, à . . - •"LI.♦ ? • — » m e 8ANP0KD I1CRALD October 2 0 J 9 U \KAND ABOUT T H f CITY *-c> at th« Irn WANTS periul lost night were very instructive. Sanford will have various and sundry attractions this year and the people can Loot»* A d ie rtlx c m rn ty Lnder This Little t l a p p e n l n l f — Mention of be assured of a very lively winter seuwm All Heading. One Cent a W ord Euch Issue Matters In Brief. D OES it mean anytlting to you lo liave clothes to fit, properly tailored, to holdits shape and be absolutely sat­ isfactory even to the - slightest detail? : • . -We represent Ed. V. Price & Co., of Chicago, whose Made to Measure Clothes embody all ■these features. The Fall and Winter line of over 400 all-wool samples of the newest colors, designs and models are ready for inspection May we have the pleasure of showing them to you? Ten acres of good lam) for mlc at u hnrguin.' Three acres cleared und crop­ ped last season. All under fence. Near loading station on traction line. Almost given away. . Particular» at Heruld 0111cc. , For Sale—Seed bed cciesy plants F. B. Anderson, Box 1211, Sanford, Fla. l3-2tc ^ rled H erald R eader*. For Rent—Two four room cottages nt Pull line S chool Books at Maxwell’s $9 00 per month, loquiru of B. Peters. o. Ctmae and Ai/rsd F o rte r' motored Oak Av«u near Tenth St. 12-2p 6-lf , to Orlando Wednesday. For Sule—200.000 Lettuce Plants, rendy One and two horse wagons with celery *„ Hon- Geo- A. Do Ooitce .pent Thurtday to set about Oct. 20th. Also celery plants flared side bodies nt Underwood’s. 7-tf nnd cabbage plants, Mrs. K. A. Bevicr. iD Orlando on legal business. Autoes nnd carriage painting at Un­ West Side13-ltc Mi» Mamie Thome* of Athene. Ga., is derwood’s. First das* work. 3-tf Apartments to Rent—Three large, high yUUiol her friend. M l» Bcaaie Long. ’ All kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ studded rtwins with bath room and hall. Hand Building. First St., second story, 4 Rungo .pent W a y In Jacksonville chine St Garage Co. tf)-tf rear telephone oflice. Suitable for house­ > w bmineaa and pleasure combined. Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine keeping or offices. Splendid opportunity 48-if A numbea of faun, rode the goat laat Si Garage Co. for vulcanjiingv for a physician. Apply nt Fernald Hard­ I3-lt Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine ware Co. night and became full fledged Oka. Wanted Immediately—A reliable man 48-tf • ,. him Mabel Cowan la .now engaged on St Garage Co. Place the title* to your real estate in who understands trucking. Good pay to 1 * Herald, and will help to make it right party. Addresser apply to K. Lucas. Hie Realty Trust Company uml o void com­ Eureka Hammock. l3-2t p better each week. plications. For particular* address B. F For Sale—The simplest und best smudge r, Ml» Annie Lee Caldwell’, many W end, 7-tf beaters on the market. F. A. Schumpcrt. will be glad to know, that ahe la recover­ W hltnef.'Jr., Secretary. ' 13-tfc The nursing home at Hth nnd Elm Ave, Sanford, Flo. ing rapidly from grip. Rooms'to Let—Furnished nnd unfur­ Is prepared to care for n limited number focjj oabbett la In the d ty again after Light housekeeping. Sulphur of surgical case*. Mrs. Wright, nurse in nished. well nnd city water. Toilet and bath (pending the summer at different polnta charge.^ . 33-tf room in house. Rent moderate. No. 110 In Georgia end Virginia. Fur Mylc and price* in millinery sec French Ave. Phone 251. J2-2tc ' Mr. and M «-0 - - iL J k l t d l m w lftted.Jfl Mra. Ovrrman, Ynwell's store0-2t Wanied-r-Tons Prickly Ash Bark, Prick­ Delrml today. a iv lw ia ild a * . We are equipputLUi.luilulk A'our repair ly Ash Berries, Deer Tongue (vanilla Blue Flag Root, bone with them to spend Sunday. work. Sanford Machine g -U m u » . ^ hffTfftlrfS>senmrf" hand bogs •lira. George Paxton of Loveland, OWK nnd burlap. Address American Fibre tr?.*’ hifirfived In the d ty and will »pend flic Company. Box 27H, Jacksonville. Flu. [>. Kiatcr witlf her father, A. D. Brock. I2-Rtp A LIBERAL OFFER. For Rent—Two good rooms with tayurd. 'r';, - Jjlra." DelJe • Sheppcrd went up to SonTwo block* from depot. 10<i l.nurel. Ave, r>' fordThnmlay morning to be jwewjnt nt W« Q u srsn tss to Relieve Dyspopsis. 11 -Sip . If Ws Fail ths Mcdloins tbe Butt-Higgina wedding.—Reportor-Star. W anted— -Experienced truck m an at Costs Nothing. Mrs. M, M. Stewart w enu to Orlando To uiquestlonalily prove to tbe peo once to take charge of truqk furm. nnd Thursday to attend the Weklva Associa­ pie th a t Indignation and dyspepsia cap orange grove near Mulberry Ha. Good home. Give references, experience, nnd tion. which ia holding Ita aeaalon In th at be perm anently relieved und that Rex salary expected. «Answer, Good Op|«orall D.vspe|tsls Tablets will lirlng ntsiut (unity, cure of this paper SANFORD - . FLO R ID A 11-3tc dty. 4 J. W. Dimes Jr. ha* returned from o th is result, wo will furul»b the modi Eor Sale—A few pieces of good second trip to Pensacola. Mr*. Barnca will cilia absolutely free If it falls to glv» hand furniture left. Cull up Mrs W. A I Minnick, Cameron City , il-tfc remain in Pensacola for several weeks tatlafa rtlu n to any one using It. The rem arkable mni-ess of R etail Wiim«*d To Buy — 1U in 15 acres lni|«rovere returning Iwinc. Dyapepsln Tableta Is due to the high ed or unimproved land facing Ijikc Mon­ i T. J. Miller it making extensive Im- degree of scientific skill used In de roe Sanford side. ’ArtiMim water guoriiu proveiuentt and change in his home, Tiling their formula qm well as to the teed. Mat woods, ptue or lminm<H'k land *' which will odd a great drnl to its com­ ra re exercised In their m anufacture, Also land not adjacent to the lake fcr: State price or nn notice taken Address whereby tlie well-known properties of Florida, 0H Georgia Ave.. Mobile, Ain. fort and appearance. Pop Sluinon was ddwn town tills week, lllam nth-H uhnltratr and Pepsin have Il-tf been combined with C arm inatives nnd For Sale—The richest logit land farm the first time in almost a year. He was other agents Orauge county. Slock nnd tools Thirty Injured in s t railway accident Itwl year B ism uth Mnhiiltrate and l'e|)sln are acres, 2 in fruit aud 12 in cultivated •breaking his’leg and has tieser fully re- conatnntly employed and r»s ognltcd held, balance in pasttiic and woodland 1 hese arc shoes with wcat i ng qual i t i es that edVsred. v ./ by the entire tuedli nl profttHslon ns ln- Good 8 room hoim; and out building*. Gas­ will give s at i sfact i on, and just as nyUch Mr, Richard P. Marks who has been ill vuluntile tn Ibe lienim eut of 1ndlges oline engine and waterworks. J'» mile* from tuwn, !• mile from bolt line on Stl style as nfany of the higher priced shoc„s. tiou und dyspepsia . in Dr. Rogers private hospital, lias rerovvrr 1-nke. Pleasant to look at V>-ry T he Pepslu lined In Jteinll liyspep • efrd »ufficlently lo tie brought home today; healthy Elrvatlaii 70 feet above San m o il o r lo w s n o t s in m i h a iiiins slli Tablet* 1* carefully prepared iul as ford Cheap and terms easy C, 1 Wil­ which will be good nows u i W largo num ­ to dovelop It* gtvnteil elllclency liams. Box 923. Sanford. Fin 10-tf ber of friend«.—Times Union. ’ ' W e w a nt your business and Depkln suiiplles to the dlgesrive a|» For Sn|c—Finest muck lain) m state, f Mr. M. U, Duval i* in Sanford .today pnrntu* one of the most Im p o rtan telo already drained, ready fur culiivatinu. guarantee s a t i s f a c t i o n t, representing the Ortyigg Codnty Fair rneftts of t lie, dliti-stlyo fluid Wllhuitt wiihin a tqile railroad station. Twenty ___________ _________________ ■ -----------------------. ; — — ■Association Hnd talking up-pio exhibition it the digestion and nsatiullatlun of acre tract* only forty dollars nn a«^e P W Humphrey’s, Bronson, Flo lll-7(p which will be held here Jnhuary 30th to food are impossible. Plant* for Sale—Celery, lettuce aril T he C«rtiilnntlv(*s posse*« pni|»ert1es ■' iFebusj-y 3rd.—Reporter Star. ’. w h lcli. uld In retievtug the dlsiurtir cauliflower fm ilic next two weeks A • R.L Huge* has returned to Sanford a f­ a n m and pain caused by undigested Dojner, Celery Ave. 10-tf FE E T FITTER- . ter a short visit to Tampa. Mr. tluglica fqdd. This comfdtmtioti of theSi* JuTd Kent—House with 6 Rooms, nnd * , j came lo Sanford from Dayton, O; and grodleuts make* n remedy tuvnluabjo Hath room. Corner Magnolia Ave and Phone 00 - • S a n f o r d , Fl o r i d a ■ Joined the ranks of Intenalve trucker* in f o r 'th e com plete relief of Indigcatluh 6th St. Apply A. L. Williams nt I>. A. Caldwell & Sons l3-2tp Slid dysfxqmln ■ !¡'- the Celery Della.— Tampa Tribune. ' For Sale—Life scholarship in DruugiiWe »ire so i ertdin of this that Rev. J. W. Wlidman, pastor of the Bap­ uii> lliisiiics* C*«liege, gtH*l fur IkuIi l»ouk we urgt- you to try lleiall l»ys keeping and sienograpldc course ill any , tist church went to Orlando yesterday to fs»p"la T ablets on our own personal nf the Draughoifs Colleges. Enquire t attend the Wekivn Baptist AAociation, guarantee Thn-e «tires. cents Herald ollice. 7 if •>4- -X•> >;••>•> w - ++4- ♦ ♦ <• <• 4* which convened in that city Thursday BO cents, und f l HO. HcmfRibcr, you Notice— To (irup«rty owner* and other* ♦ , sad will conclude Its seseloo Saturday. ' esn obtain Rexajl 9 Kmuedlf« only having real crintu. ln itharge. Sen me k The Pico Rrsturant it a busy piape day a t our sto re — The Rcxutl Store And get my prices'on pupdr hanging nnd , .« ' ” , • *. piiii)(iflg before letting lo koine one else, £ -and night dow, and tbe train loads of • L R. PHlIJl’IJ A CO.' gful I will save you money and give you 7 * people are accommodated with short itttiood joi> Givr mo u chance lo hid Is orders snd quick lunch anytime. The nil 1 n*k A»k W J Mcllrillr or Mr*. \V. R Gardner. .113 Mhguolia Ave. l>rup Pko Hotel Is being renovated and put In l«mial In poslultlcc- J.. L. WikhI. 9-if flrst d ais shape for the winter tourist For ftihi—Ai Cameron Guj, »tort build­ D o n ’t O v e rfo o k travel, and Mrs. Twckach will »tart u ing and lot, building iwo-slorTes. Willi special, effort to please the traveling store room Imlow and living r«>onis*abovc thst subscription. If you public this season.' Running wuicr on botfi flotirk. Lj j I 67 «re to srresrt remember JG foot front; ll'iwlng well nnd fetlcc; leased (hit we rto slwsys Bad Come and choose just wluit you want.. We Archdeacon Brown, w ho,baa been nl for one year ul f 15 j>cr mirtlth; bringing good use for * the Church Home and Hospital for tre a t­ have it. No matter what your requirements •i8 per cent orv investment. Inquire Her aid tjfliec. Also at Cameron City one ment for a long time, was able to go to may he as to quality or price, we can thnye-room house with front porch and Sanford Sunday and fUl h li appointm ent. screened bntk porch; running water in HU many friends there were delighted to house, chimney and (Ueplurtr, fence nnd have him with them again and gave him walks: rents for $6 per month. Inquire Herald office j;. , .8 -U ^ a regular ovation.—Reporter Star. . •• i . . -’For KenP—A nice lU(lf truck ■Walter. M.. Haynes, representing, the from our ina^hificeut stock. All woods, all acre* In cultlvo’tlon 2 vnartly tilcfl.. r i Ssafaed Herald; Bob Holly’s sticcsslul paT ‘ Enquire nt l^erhId.OIrtca.•^,’. ’’f , o-tf fupslie&, all grades all styles. We are justly # r In'tbe G lrry City’ spent yesterday One nf |la; most suitable.IrnCu of land proud of our line and want to show it*.to you. in Florid a.jTfar^he tieautiiul Imlidtt River In Tampa visiting relatives aud friend* > now opertrff®f snle If ypu wAht good Drop in to-day y A»d business acquaintances. Mr. Haynes landr pretyt scenery, health«!to ^fcnmfort. reports Sanford ¡prosperous and con tin t do nbt let this offer slip by. wHte.to; J ;F' “ Dy growing In tjopulatkm and weplth. .. Sundell. Luke Mary Fla. ’ ,*.* ’ ^g m p a Tribune. )< •;.,i ■<•?£. ‘ •!* For Sale—5 acre farm, (wenty la*nring orange trees. 50 pedch ti»cs. also very “* /TheH erald lake«pleasure in annoudng large bearing (war trees, ■.mqclreti 5-room that Mra. M. H. BoWitt .will have charge cottager front and buck potciics, faces °0 * > society ® lun$s'of Tbe Herlad this soutlpGohlen Lake. 3 miles south easL. of Sanford; 5 minutes walk to street rutt.V «IMon oud kill endeavor Ufdwop this do-, Just across the street r o p s v c c o ifv i n • w’uy. also Oveido railroad. Fine drinking partroent bright-rad newsy. Aa no one . unti. • tu t v it fu water, good bathing, Ashing and swirncan <fUe*» *1 tbaee ¿waits bar attendance ’ cn Affi r voi m|ng> Address box 1127 City. 52-tf cone, is ,i<o inis upon social function« wlil Insure a public 33 For Rent—I have a few first class tried I in - n o i r t m i r mt|un or you can sead on a n id s to her forms for rent on share«. No money re- t m n w ■>v m m ............ .. 1 C L 11■ ’ t s i t u J. quired. Also some for cash rent. Levi « to thg Herald.’ We want all the news Blnford owner, and dealer in Sanford • ^yoi>'*>/>ù - me si rr and wont the assistance of all the render« (ruck farms. ’• 44-tf. * .i m i i m i t i l i h m o v h toperintendent J, p. Higgins' many a i'sism m u r. - bi: Registration Notice . lilt no »quäl fot MX*hi of p*in. No jiamhbf, g uuinU rd to do ill it is tr, nmcnJ»J lo ^ , friends In both railroad and social d rd es tlDCS i.sinrisc, m ç m or iwfc»y ________ icfund*4- ___ E*irrn«l »pplif»lion hat cured Cancti*. Rhcumatiam. F«lon». '| J The city registration book will be open will be glad to know'Uut his health lias HeaJachi, I’oiaoo Oak and Di»«a»id F m . RcKcn« »8 P>jo wb«o profwrlf' *Pfb*d. at tbe city clerk’s office Monday, O ct 16 JwfBdently Improved for him to return to 1■ Com pounded 3 p u l itnct »ad all are delifhtcd that have used it. 1[ jtnd dolly thereafter except Sunday from his duties as superintendent of the Jack­ DIr « 0 1 Io n S S a tu ra te a thick cloth and apply over pain of anjrTlnd. rtiw in before , " tg 9 o'clock a. m. until 18 ni. and from 2 sonville district of the A tlan tic’Coasl ^ it’blietrtt antf continue lo apply,- < j! o'clock p. ui bnlll S o'clock p. m. Alio Uoe. Mr. Hlggiua resumed control of the M a n u f a c t i i t c d b y J . S .^ T H R A S H E R ill L a k e M a r y . y from 7 O’clock p. in. till 8 o’clock p. m W llosnd affairs Thursday, Oct. 18th.. Mr; a ». ■' ; : SOLD BY each Saturday. t. ■ * ! £ * * ' wiw. ‘empiwarily reUeved ML «* - , • . . t . . • The registra tlon will close Wednesday. ¡1 t /"* M A R T IN appointed assistant au- H r M. SMITH, P rss Lake Mary, Florida Nov. 24. 1*11. < M.W. LovtiI , ’ ~ J 1 J 1 _ lo g o Into effect Thursday, . H. n. STSVSKS. s-Kre*. . f t l i *4 1* P l S u r*f if *«VWWW ■* » a a a a a f c SW a aW xSW S x aW fcW xAW x x xW s *W * « «W W W W W VVWVW W W W NW W M W H V M s CUy Q t t i 'v — ——■ l ,u » with headquarters a t SaafonL Hol« TOLAS« Cashier * ** - . - - Vm m rA »~-ifei' & U ***Ì 4 tà r. . / ‘ ‘. t v . r* . .. ■ •*#' -f NM 4\ ÄJ T here a re Two Kinds of Chill Tonic PLANKS AND OTHCRS PtRSONAl ITEMS Of INTEREST The aid reliable Planks Cltili Tonic is Guaranteed to drive out Muluriu. to cure Chills, Fever. Colds nnd Grip, your summary •t th e rioetln» Sm all Talk money back if it does not. 25c and 50c Succinctly Arranged for Mur* per bottle. Ask your Druggist. Clothier and Men’s Furnisher NEW STYLES ........ . IN M ENS’ SH O ES ......... S At $2, $2.50 and $3 E. G. D U C K W O R TH w mm. 3(. Complete iute of rmittre the MOSEY i jFunusl) L» iPour €ntirr jpouse & M1LTEER Thrasher's Great Healing p1nî'1* 3 �. . f ? v '- ' October 20. (9f| Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges A FU LL LINE OF * - . i . T Heating Stoves for yVood, Coal O il, or Gas. HAVE YOUR STOVE PUT UP N O W ------ Before tho Cold Weather Connies Cook Stoves From $7.50 Up to $65 A V “ • . ■■ -- ---------- . Material for Insecticide, A rsenate fluid; Stone, Paris Green Lime and Sulphur Blue OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST Experienced Salesmen. Prompt Service Oak Avenue and Second Streets. Telephone 8 = SANFORD authorities on the ruject. The Associated Chorines of Savannah and Jacksonville have on exchange system by which they S ta t e F e d e ra tio n o r W om en’s Clubs keep accurate tab on the wanders who Will A ssist a t C on frrcnca apply for a n d receive aid. F o r Instance, ’ Jacksonville, Fla.. Oct., M.—One of the it is known in Jacksonville today whut rtiost potent Influences working fo r’ (he men applied at Savannah yesterday for success of the coming Florida Conference assistance tfleir names, personal descrip­ of'Chnrities and Correction is jb e State tions and the atatementk they made ns Federation ^ f Women's clubs. State to tho cause Tot their destitution. In this i 1 way war tnnnjr many of the professional nrofreatonnl bums and officers arc preparing to seod notices to* each of .the 43 branches of the Federation imposters arc idcnfie.l and handled by a n d to tbe individual members of these the authorities. It is expected that mine d u b s urging the importance of th e c o n - sort of sim ilar system for the entire state of Florida will bo the otudome of (be vent ton and soliciting their presence, i The conference is the cuimlmitlon. of conference lierc November IS-llL, Chairman Lloyd appeared before tbe ' one of the strongest hopes for y ea n Through it they expect to be able to con­ Ministerial A lliance early fhla week,, and tinue a vast program of social and chari­ laid the plank of the conference before table work. 'The women's d ubs of Flori­ the .members. Each pledged personal d a have come to be recognized,' factors support and m e co-operation of all the are good. They have taken up and churches in JaeksonviUo. The alliance pushed to success many movements that will make 0 Mtbstanti.il. contribution in have given Florida (he right to enjoy the expenses o f the conference, nnt) will send out an appeal gf surppori to the splendid benefits. •. •. 1ft Jacksonville, the Woman's club hr* pastors of. all Florida churches. ¥■} Interest In th e conference is shown by directly to its credit die organization of the Associated Charities and the play­ letters received dally by Secretary V. R. ground movement. The organization was Manning from all parts of Florida. T te one of the strongest backers pf the meeting yriU b e one of the biggest of the Juvenile coon law passed at the loot kind ever projected tn Florida according B&' session of the legislature. * It supported to present Indications. and urg ed th e passage of the child labor law, which failed of pds^age through no An o rd lao c e Providing F o r The RefIstr.ttlorv Or Voters ' ‘ fault of theirs. .■ « ¡1 DftUiMd bytk a M a tersa d (h e C&y Council .Ve.. ,- The work of preparation. for t t a . rant. of Hs SaofarU. H a A “ V ( ference'ls bring pressed b y 1 the •various That 1 rihr rink shaiLkno a book -lor ' O fn m ilM s which hsvd'-'the different ^ the „ M i r ^ . e f l h e r i t y o f Sm feature« In .charge. Additional experts t 't b e n s i.t r .f U w .A beepeard tour « n ia .. remata «p-a tor a in ffcvjity and o n d ^ afp rV have . been te r prel i ita .H ftM W ■ gbjcOgaisfti dry______ ,* Invtfrd to .flit places u f .-the program, \ Sw-two 3, B a sa si! k* at his afflo», and k n o JiJa'btflieved th a tU u ^ w iff . aecopt' Ait urea ike book fee re*i»!r»ttoc. trw a 0 . a. m.. to Isvilfttkon tp taffT d ^ rabercuioais und Ladir* aau tersi t>rik r has beyo seat tu.-Joaepli C: FLORIDA • On fb e G reen O ranges J. W. Gossinan^ of Birmingham. Ala­ bam a writes as folioWa concerning green Florida’Orttugeo: : "I bought som e Florida ’ oranges last night, two for five, 'b u t they w ere- very sour and also very hitter. I tried on© for “ sour orange lem onade" but It was punk not even as good as a green lemon fpr th a t purpose. California oranges ore nlckle apiece or threo for a dime, small­ er than the Florida orange* I bought, but they art» eatable. Someone evidently got by tho exchange Wutcbman. Strangers who buy Florida oranges th at are brie now, certainty d o n ’t tram any more, un% • * can get hold .of them and captain th e difference betw een tbe green and rip e fruit, and th a t’s a hard m xtter to d o .". __•_______ £ ________ * CHARRIES AND CORRtCIIONS . Tw itching E y e s ------ ^ Will soon be inflamed, sure, weak eyes. Lconardi's Golden Eye Lotion stopaghe twitching: allays the inflamation; cores soreness without pain in one day. Insist oo having "Leonard]’»"—It m akes .strong eyes. Guaranteed or money refunded. Sold by W. G. Aldrich, ’ * r r APSO Na u s , MODERN -MIRACLES .W ONDERFUL CURES OF BLOOD POISON, R H EU M A TISM . SCROnJLA AND 8TO M ACH TR O U B L E S BY NEW D I S C O V E R Y L aonardi’a Blood Elixir Sold U ndsr 1100000 Q uarantsa T h at It Wilt Cu>P Any • Blood T roubta o r Coat Nothing. ■ ‘ ».* It ta alm ost Impoaalblo to o v erattlm ate tho-lm portance of recent a<h it p i tn m edical a is c o re rle j. A. — • ' • ‘ - The aeriifn tre a tm e n t for germ d iseases h as saved thousand* ni •• » tbe bcapltals. More Im portant still la th e .extended use Jof Leonard: Kltxlr i n 'tbe hom e trea tm e n t of th e m any d iseases th at Xrtae from itui- Im poverished-blood. T h ttfclass of dlseskiea causes m ore aufTerinx atu! ■ ■' death s than all o th ers and th at Is why so m uch public prom inence « < it n <* given to L eodsrdl's Ulood E lU tr w b«n Its discovery w a x 'first snnoum i*i The quick and. *ura w ty ln whlah Laonardt'a Ulogd E lix ir cures scrofula, eruptions of the-akln, tum ors, ulcers. Sores, rhepm atism ,~paln* In the bon»«, syphllla, m ercurial diseases, c a ta rrh /k id n e y and liver com plaints, »ton ><-h troubles and all dlsaaaes arising from Im pure bb>od la m a r v e lo u s , n cm m this w onder w orking.period of the w orld's p ro g ress.’ Ancient piirscln» w ere pofitrary to n a tu ra l laws, w hereas the rn n » ' ih • pow er o f L eo n trd l'a Blood EUklr to cu re blood diseases com es from « '* ■ u n derstanding of th e n a tu ra l caugas of d lsssse. t ", Tbe effects of poisonous germ s In the blood Is understood tods? • before. Many persona do not re allte th a t th e blood Is th e life Tiuknow th a t a poisonous g erm can get. In th e blood tn one part of t tie ' w ithout Im m ediately affecting evory o th e r p a rt or organ of th e body a i( every caa* of rh eum atism , indigestion, kidney trouble, headache Is » <) ••]■« th etlc s trik e 'b y t h e b rain , nerves, o r stom ach, brought on by Impuriti,» tv Im poverishm ent of th e blood. Peqple who think, th ey can get rtd of th e se tro u b les by some nicdlrln» th a t disregards the g en eral health or tb e body a re on th e wrong track la curing disease« like rheum atism o r c a tx r r b and g etting th e point»1 Q-Ut !tl'a system . L eonardl's Blood FTllxIr proceeds a t once to purify th e blood, rvxulst* tb e nenrea, re sto re norm al appetite and build up health an d v lg o rd f Lhe «bulv ■ystetn. . # Jl. ; y , If you o re not In p erfect health, try a b o ttle Of L eo n a rd l'sM lW l ,f^:ixir and yon will eooh see th e good effects It Is sold.A nd«r.*j0w 6jH > gnsraivine th a t It will c u r e any blood (rouble qg th e p u r c h s s t , price of this fln t Iwltla will be refunded. T h is certainly prove* tla wonderful M erit. , Fpr S ,, 1t'.w,»: i *^ V' mJm, ,WMH »«» ta m &i H» O rg a n iz a tio n th e b en e fit u f k h , * M t, t n o rg a n ts in g cocfr:«i;>4- work. it Pendleton, aK rolery-cf Chari tics ah, g f t p p a h . „■ —----^ ~#lt. I.1T.^A . ..a to »peak otf Hoiftj.1 SS YBe. S U f e jt OfAJ P ^ Oct, to. i eed» borneU r&$ man.M an-Wr'*-ZVa has ■ the >ftw . e n w a n y , " i s Of W I B W r e w i a u w l_i f it ! SEœF » 1 . T; î,:._ „ . W D K sM È r " -, • • - -TV* «. i t r. -, , /, ,■■ » - ■ • • v- . . ; v;" A . M A X W E L (L *S 's i, - • Z‘r»i . . « . . - v j « .* ;- ¿ U - ' ui r / v ^ - ' iî.jS te f' ■ ’ S a n fo rd iH i .* ■ ;. , ■ •; ■v I 'j r A " W H Y NOT? Candy, .if ’ sweeL so are tbe girls, consequently you'have a combina­ tion that's hnftl to beaL Our can­ dies are always Pur* and Fresli and if you buy ouce you will buy again- We sell only the best, and it don't cost much more than our com petitora charge for the cheap kind. Don’t take our wort for it, but send a box to your best girl and .note the result. I Utah o i '.‘¿ ¿ f e u •w ¡ . ’_ i — r— L -'ääÄS-A’Äiss f t .. » •p f * la A d a p t« the Qrst branch organized g l ,’io the south Logan La a ; mem ber of th e eatculive commit toe of the National n of Societies for t*ga „ _ e f whjfch ¥f. t *" ; Jacksonville, is trice-dfaijpian.' On will ; ’ -> »• in Jacksonville dext* »weak; coining doiirn • * ■ member of it* 1811 1 la.'.expoctid c r p v the thvitatkm and t o give th e c m iU a l G . A ld ric fg c , Sanford, F lorid a •*M' ^ KrVJzrZiz ste & a m ' ....... ¿ a l o g * » - secretary hf the A l W W y ^ l l i i SV.t m m r , t- -l* , F lo rid * v ,s J ¿V* J t a •A >*- t- % • «O LB. AGENCY FOR ’T ' / South Bend Pl«ws _ . W . L. - y V * I , : & < 3 t i Ë £ ç ; f; Hv- �m e i/UroNb AM a c a n d id a t e herald for th e o f f ic e CITY OF SANFORD Subject to the Action of the White Primary to be Held on . . . . V Mr. Spencer says he is for progress. Since when? i^ H e favors bulkheading When did he get conve proposition? A ' He favors a better water supply. So do I. > ‘ First Street is now paved to the old county line Mr. Spencer favors a paVed road to Sanford Heights. Certainly Why not? 3 ' .. '.'-a The sewerage system is being extended an< stantly and at less cost to the city than formerly , . . ■' ■ ■ "V •. policy of the city now. Thanks to my friends and r For years I have been working for the development of Sanford ihg the lipes Mr. SpenCer now favors': What has been Mr. sneer’s attitude during that time? Always "agin the governof course, to have Mr. Spencer come difference when you round to my-way of thinking. It makes ••’ i f - - -ft �THE SANfORO tit RAID . ' M A K E A C O M P A R IS O N O F OUR 30 H. P. Five-Passenger Touring Car • $900 W j f a ^ V U E OP' THE OTHER POPULAR PRICED AUTO MOBILE VALUES FOR 1912 * ' Ftfund in thirty hbtise-powerTourmg Car, and we have the in the world. In the entire Overland line the proportionate value is the sajne, although it pcfssibly is not so appar­ ent at first glance in all the models as in this newest product. Every refinement possible to be made is found in the 1912 Overland line ancj while changes are in nb way^evokrtionary^aft€h4n . many -casef linjnoticeable unless special attention is called to. them, they of great importance. . ^ , - Call in at Our Large, New Garage afid Let Us Show You . . . . . . . . OVERLAND MODEL 59 R B. & O. MOTOR CAR COMPANY F L O R ID A SA N FO R D □ □ arm of her brother, J. Nixon Butt. • They met the groom who came forward to rocrive her and they took their position be­ fore Father Fox and the altar. In this, the supreme moment in their Items of Interest Concerning Uvea they were the cynosure of all eyes Society People. and attention, in her beautiful ham) em ­ broidered white fneasaUne,en train, bridal J o i n t s p urely p e r s o n a l veil and orange blossoms, large bouquet of bride's rosOs with sprays ot asparagus fern, the bride of course never looked tuw Celery City Vanity Talr While lovelier. The groom in the regulation dress suit was both manly and handsome. Away the Golden Hours— They were indeed a fine looking couple. Social Gossip . IN THE SOCIAL WORLD N '■rV i * S_t . Lovely home Wedding 'Tw o minds with but s tins)« UouXbt. ... Two b e a n s that b a n as one," * A prominent and interesting social thought m any-of those friends a« they event occurred Thursday evening. October listened to tho beautiful Impressive cere­ 19th, at 6 o’clock at the - residence of Mrs. mony of the Catholic church. Which - foil Kate McDowell Butt, when Min Isadora so tenderly and reverently from the (Ip* GeUU Butt and'T rancls Brian Higgins Of Father fo x , and binding tboee jw o plighted their troth in the presence of a young lives irrevocably into one. The ring used in the ceremony, had large number of relatives and friends. been used by Miss Butt's grandfather, The house was beautifully and artis­ when plighting his troth to her grand­ tically decoratei with trailing vines, mother fifty years ago. His pictured palms and ferns From the center of the ceilings of the double parlors, opening In­ face looked down from tho portrait :on to each other by a large arch, were sus­ the wall, upon the Old and ever new pended long vines of ivy, upon which had Scene, enacted lest evehibg. The cere­ been secured at Intervals white wedding mony over, Uie strains of Mendellsoos bells and draped to the sides and corners Wedding March floated on the sir. The of the room s The guests were grftiped bride's mother stepped forward and threw in the front parlor. and the. Immediate* the-vett hack from the Taco of-th e bride families and relatives of the bride and greeting her with a kiss. Congratulations grtom, took their piece In the back parlor, from the family and frlomls followed. where a beautiful altar had been ar- Very soon the bride retired to don Tier ranged and covered with white and travelling costume. The guests were goodraped with green vines and Sowers In ducted Into the, room containing the . vases,- which In their glistening green and bridal presents; the elegance beauty j»ncl White blossoms accentuated the soft gteqtnnmbcr qf which attested the popligbtsifrom the many wax candles placed ulimty o f. 'the young couple an d-tb a on the altar. Irf soother room during the esteem la which .they are held. One assembling of the guests, Mrs. Fannie gift attracted. ■ great deal of attention, a Stembridgc Munson, accompanied by Mr. large silver soup ladle, which hat) been >,AJliseb WUherinjton on the violin, play* given kt a bridal present, to the great ad the "Song of the Soul.“ sorely and grand n h ^ W o f the . bride in 1827. and sweetly, with other: appropriate music. winch Mrs. Butt had presented to bar As the hour drew near, Father Fox who only daughter. The room containing the had come from his homo In Orlando to refreshment table wit* feetoonod from perform the ceremony took his place be­ the cutter of tho ceiling to the sides end fore the altar and soon the strains of corners'ot (lie room and the corners of Lohengrin’s Wedding March announced the table, on which was placed the large the approach of the bride. Tho groom punch bow£ presided over by Mrs. Paul accompanied by his brother. Edward J. Keely an d . her assistant, Miss Annie Higgins as Deal mao, entered from the Higgins, who dispensed the delicious hall door and toot their places before the fruit punch still cake. The bridal port/ left la an' auto, for altar. Immediately the little flower girls» Daytona Beach in .the. midst of a rice tittle Margaret Neal and Margaret Peters,' In white w*th pink ribbons, with lovely shower, which their fun loving friends bgpiati of. Aowers oe (beir arms and had arranged to materialize- a t the right ‘ holdtTig each other* hands, appeared 1 n time. Mr. and Mrs. Higgins, will remain the front door o f the parlor, heralding the some time la Daytona. •« The out of town gueeu who attended of the bride who entered on the tb<? marriage were; Mrs. Bello C. Shep­ herd. Edward C. McDowell. Judge Wil­ liam Martin. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Butt, Mrs. C. E. |lart. Dr. B. C. Abernathy, CoL, J. A. Bradshaw. Mr. • and Mrs. Jeff Prescott, all from Orlando. Mrs. Yf}ffL Prather most delightfully entertained’ thb Every Week Bridge £lub Wednesday- afternoon. Two tables of (nidge were played. The first prize, a beautiful embroidered shin waist pattern was won by Mrs Driver who made the top' score. Mrs. R. S. Keelor received the booby prize, being a box of candy. After the cards delicious tdttl fruitti Ice cream and cocnanut cake were served.. Mrs Prather's guests were Mrs R. 3. Keelor, Mrs WVD. Holden. Mrs.0. W. Brruly. Mrs G. 0,-McLaughlin, Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs 0. V,'. Km.: end Mrs ll. P. Driver. ' aD E L M ]□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ IDEAL FERTILIZERS BEST T o gain s place on our regular list a formula m ust not only product results, but results with a P R O F I T . T h e user of irruliitr considers the effect on his pocket-book the R E A L i vault. I D E A L F E R T I L I Z E R S produces the right effect, for it Hiik Nature. T h e preference o f each class o f vegetation Lir Hi source o f plant food is carefully studied as well a> thr proper V proportions to give perfect balance— no lack, no *a»tr W ith proper application o f proper food vegetation outgrow» ,li»es»ei . and insects to s great extent, and being strong and vigorous, produces fruit that is pleasing to the eye and paiair. ind Springs financial returns pleasing to the grower. Do not lose the maximum profit duo you by using poorly lnUnctd • k w n improper .sources. I D E A L viands (or Call at our Sanford Branch Warchoua« In ckarg* of H. C. Ma»*»rll „ Was Too Suspicious An AJbaplan youth named Urahtmoviteb. Srho Is s stran g er to the ’cus­ tom * of- o lrtllialio n , arrived In Bel­ g rade recently and shot a new ac­ quaintance Im m ediately s fts r sn Introd ucftb#. having m istaken' so a t­ tem pt to ghak* hands for sn a tte m p t t o snAfch th e yroapons In his b elt -- >ili>v Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company ; JA CK SO N VILLE' -iv FLORIDA m m ) Don't wait, until you arc taken down ijfclr, before tak* Ing care-of yoursell The «iqall t(*ea anil .pain*, and other symptoms »of, womanly weakness and dlgea* worse to follow, unless given quick friMtme you knew You wo$dl always keepr Csrdui hand 'weakness what quick and permanent relief ft g lv e ^ V seem hard and d isu se of the womanly system make* LetVs Convince You �THE OLD BOYS IN ORAY r* General News of The Land 1 of Flowers. C(iU£0 FROM THE STATE PRESS w «“'» " W ,m ' H r tw t HBPP« ■ * * * '" **»• State'* Domain. >; tUi-hm County Boy*’ a 1*1 Gli*V. f o r l i l t terminated Friday ¿JlnssriH a. when hundred* of »ample. I n h i b i t e d at the F to ^ * Agricultural ¡S ritnrnt Sutton, and many have display and marvelled a t the eouined by tito «tudenu of Ala^ c o o n t} public school*. Superinten¿*t Kelley and Prof. Vernon, who worked fiitWally for »everal month, inim idthig fha« « u w . to fe d proud at rip itsult* ob u in eif.^tilTDOWJ N H frill greater occompiishmeuts In the T*|» to come. „■ A new opera bouse la being errxlru. in New Smyrna. . jba cattlemen in Voluaia county report that the large number of cattle on the fang«» were never in better .condition. flg« «hiomenta from Tampa for the *tek rv*lnf Saturday, ahowed u marked bo««!* over the previous week and a jpifji more marked cw iltau witli the totfu «eck of trie previous year when ,tba big dgsrmaker»' strike was on. The iouI for la»t week was 0,736,000. print City is quite chfesty because one of iu citizens is on the bring line of Italy waging .war against the Turks. t/The Seminole Indian» ore opposing the tovasion of the white man into their ter­ ritory. They pull up the stnkes of cngipeering corps aa fast as they can do to without detection. A. J. UcAuley. who is chorgcd with | (pi«g E. M. Word on a Sunday excursion Win. run on the C. II. A N. Railroad. September l\. has been released from isil oubood. After a preliminary heoK lag before Judge Yancey, hi* bond was glffrf to the sum of, $10,QUO, . Victim or Brutal As&aulL In J a c k s o n ­ ville P a s s e s Away A telegram received t h is , Thornlng by Hoh.* J. N. Whltnor cenveiyed the sad intelligence that H enry Deane Jr., hod died at the St. Luke's hospital last night a t 7:30*o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Define and family have the sym pathy of the entire community In their sad affliction. Funeral arrangem ents have not been m ade up to the time of going to press. - ■ _ ------------------------- Jt— , The S anford M usic Club Saturday afternoon the club met at the home of Miss Mahoney who was leader for the afternoon a t 3 o'clock. The (»resi­ dent, Mrs. Margariettn Martin, was unn\<>ldably detained a t home and Mrs. Fannie Stcrnbridgo Munson, vice presi­ dent, presided over the business part of the meeting, which, when completed, the program was turned over to Miss Ma^ Tt, subject to be considered was Thc reign of Louis XIV, which wns given In nn In­ teresting puper by Mis* Carrie Lovell, who combined also in her paper, short sketches Of Couperin. Murcknnd and Komenii. noted composers of that period. The In­ faunal and Instructive discussion which fallowed on the influence of French and English schools, on the world's music, was lead by Mrs. Munsun nml Miss Ma­ honey. Mrs. If. 'E Tolar demonstrated Uie style of lhe curly French school .by ploying u sprightly suit ejioti from Roineau. Mis, C. I,, Polk, accompanied by Mrs Tolar, sung most churuimgly "Little ll >> Blue." Mias Martha Fox mid Florence Mohoney played KubenxteirTs Melody in F ns u duet. It wns well rendered and enjoyed by the Indies. At the solicitation of ths club Clarence Malumey sang "With the Tide.”—Horace Dibble, mid "He was a Prince."—Owen Meredith. Miss Flor­ ence Frank accompanied the young singer, who wns in line voice. Ai the conclusion of the musical selections four new members were voted on mid then nam es were added to ilie membership Two of them were present The program far the next meeting was read, offer which the ciub adjourned to 'meet at the residence of Mrs. H. E. Tolnr. who will be leader for die afternoon, lhe movement for a greater Board of </ C heapens C ost o f Living for Brooksville not yet a week old, J . D. Parker, proprietor of the (¡ate City retailed Ip the Addition already of House, has determined to reduce the new member* notwithstanding the high cost of living in Sanford, and inci­ fact that ibe real canvas for new m em­ dentally uttrnct more people to Sanford bers bis not yet been begun. and in the Gate City House and to this errl has decided to put Ink rates for table , Arrivai and Departure of Trains board to ibe extremely low rate of LI 00 ":T V " SOUTH BOITHD per week CbuaTdefinjT the rtn -iitn i NáS2 * Ar I 23 a. m. Lv 1.35 a. m. quality at table b*wrd always given nt N».'M J ' 11.33 a. in. “ 11.55 a. m. thia famous bouse trie low (irice will k II - ” 2 33 p. m. •* 2.55 p. m. cause the people who want ibe brut to flock to the Gate City House. Mr. Parker SOUTH BOUSP expects, to fill his house from now on. and N a ti Ar 2.16 a, m. Lv 2 26 a, m. Ka «9 • - 2.05 ». m. •• 2.25 p. m. keep it full during the season and lie Ns 15 •• 6.40 p. m. “ 7.00 p. m. will. ____ ______________ [ISA NTH UNES ’ ' Child Vlollniet * Trilby L M . Pctercburg—No. 25, Ar. 1.10 tenor lim in g n talented child violinist ft «. No. 24 Lv. 2.15 p. m. Will play die Cicllinn Music Club. S at­ Wsburg—No. 21, Ar. 11.45 o. m. No. urday October 2filh, which meet nt trie studio of Mrs. Fannie Sternbirdgn Munson. 22 Lv. 650 p, m. . ____________ :__________ • 'L I STAND FOR ress, k. 4 : 1 1 *% Prosperity T Good will and good rdloWSship to all man Wc all have faults enough without trying- to $how up ure other fellow» therefore I jjave liio knocks to offer. -VI have lived among you for seventeen years and have n*! ^ 8t I could tinder all circumstances. 1 admit B i * VC made mistakes and » will possibly make more. .- ~ ■/ ■ l ask my friends for their support and if you elect me your Mayor I will give you my best efforts at all time! Remember l am the candidate of the people not the politicians. ... ... . ■•.•J.;': • =_: « _ j * Will Meet In Great Number at Orlando SANFORD BOY S C 0 1 ÎS New P a tro l Is O rganized and all ore E n th u sia stic . NEWS OF THE WORLD ' Scouts Boy* Scouts! Items of Interest Gleaned From Scouts Boys Seoul»! fioriti» America! VorlousSources Troop No. 1 Santord' V WEDNESDAY— TllliRSDAV, 25, 26 The Panther patrol of boy scouts was organized October, 12th. under .the di­ HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK rection of Rev. C. it. Summers, who has Every Comp In S la te Will Be R epre­ qualified as Scout-Master. Horace Wil­ sen ted and V eterans Expect liams was eActed ” leader and Morris Here Lift Reader* Will rind a Brief Good Time Spencer corpoAtl. Mr. Summers will fit H istorical Spring Flowing Ail roads will lead to Orlando ttils week up one of the class rooms In the church • For Hurried Readers for on Wednesday and Thursday of this as headquarters lor tits patrol The The Mississippi to Atlantic Inland week the old boys in gray who fought for vacant building In the rear of Mr. Wight's the lost cause will meet again and talk residence is being fitted up ,ns head­ Waterway Association will hold its fourth over 'ofcf-.tiincs. The occasion will be quarters for the Alligator patrol, under annual convention at Montgomery, Ala., mnde n gala one and special low commander of Rev. Geo. ITr Waldron November 20, 21 and 22. This associa­ tion has done splendid work In creating rates have been, it)ode £y the railroads. On their outing Saturday afternoon, Oct.. * The following genrroT"order covering 14th, the boys were requested to note the public Interest and arousing support for certain- phases of the Confederate re­ names of the trees they found In the tho improvement of rivers and harbors In Florida ont! along the Gulf coast, and union nt Orlando has been issued by Ma­ woods. particularly in furtherance of Its main jor General Samuel Pasco, commanding The Panthers were wide awake and purpose, tow lt;- The completion of ' a the Florida division. alert, and varieties of trees. The Allicanal across F lo rid a m n t w l i n g tiw At. General Order No. 6. gntor, were so engrossed by tho pleasure lanlic and Gulf, and an inland waterway .The major gcucc.il^na ^ a t U ipg, » tu .L d i in. iJiTVVjffimulk _ i d l a eixe f m m t i n , t f m i n n . »1 « m - t , ■ r a r . n l ^ |M| T . . »ounce.» to the division th attK r ScnbrnuT Tmmea'T^'report. report Mr. V. Schmelz,' the west coast of Florida along the Gulf coast Air Line and the Atlantic Const Line owner of Woodland Park has invliod the have made a rate of I cent a mile, plus scout-masters, to bring their boys out to to the Mississippi river. A jury in the McNamara murder trial % 25 cents, for the veterans and their the park at any time for a swim. He by January Urst. 1912, was the prediction friends, who attend (he reunion. October seams very much pleased that there was .today m ade by Attorney Clnrenea S. Der- —^ 25 and 26, nt Orlundu. Tickets will be on such an organization and opportunity for sale nt Ibe principal stations on (he lines fine training* for the boys of Sanford; raw, chief of counssl for the defense. of these ron'ds. October 23 to 25, inclu­ and that they were being taught some­ With no ^ourt session today, opposing sive. limited to reach starting point S at­ thing about woodcraft ami forestry; that counsel look opportunity to finish up the urday. Ociolier 28. he offered to Instruct tho scouts in botany work of the first complete court week in Effort» ate being continued io seewe whenever they visited the purk. The the trial of Jam es B. McNamara for.the , the same rates from oilier companies beauliful badges - have arrived. Several murder of Charles J. Iluggerty in the Los along (lie lines of travel If o*i favorable scouts have received theirs. They ore Angeles Times explosion. lUlio.t is token h> (lie linr through WkkI j .,j,|y bestowed upon those lioys who have President- Tuft further qualified a* a I lucida, illuse living 'here ure advised lo I qualified irT every res|a-ct :i» a lender- miner today when he was dropped 1,11)0 pay local rates to River Junction and |(,*n feet down into the famous Homestead purctuiftn roim»l trip tii-kcl» at that office, If any should fall in any particulars, to mine ai Lend, South Dakota. Mr. Taft from th*-ri- to Oriundo, ill (In- n il Hied ketq» (he eilltre scout law, he I» deprived was taken dAwn to the 1,200 foot level in rales. of his tmdgc. Du Saturday afternoon. lhe l^iinnrd Copper mine nt Butte, Mont., 2 Accommodations can lw obtained at October. 21xt, leu iioys from each troop and spent fully an hour groping about the holds in Orlando from }2 to $3 n duy took part in relay rnces. The contestants the drifts aiid tumid* and watching die and ul boiirding houses utid in private were placed two blocks apart. Thé men at work fainilics from Si to $F5U a day; rooms I'antherS made the total distance of To strengthen the chain of circum stan­ from 50-cent» to 75 cents u day. meals nt twenty blocks iu seven minutes mid thir­ tial evtdeuce upon which Rev. Clarence. 25 uml 50 cents, u f welt kept rcslnurunts ty six seconds. The Gators, made it in V n Richest)» of Boston wos umtsied Members of ilu* ctnuinittee mi accommo­ seven minutes and twenty seconds, thus Saturday for the alleged murder of Avis dations will mecl nil tram s wiiiclt refldt Winning the race. After running the Unnell, the putke today concentrated the city, except lull- at night, and be relay races, lliey went to North park and their effort* to ascertaining definitely ready to assist those wlirt aitUnd trie re­ spent the remainder of the afternoon whether it was Mr, Kicheson or another union m finding good stopping places; running ' races around the block. The person who dined with the young music and quarters will be furnished without best time made in surrounding the block student Iasi Saturday afternoon, a few charge for (hose who ore unable to pay wns one minute and three seconds made hours before she took the cyanide of po­ their own expenses, as far as practicable. by Allen Jones. Horace Williams, made tassium from which she died. The police 3. Delegate» are requested to rciwri It in one minute and four second». tonight say they have evidence indicat­ and present titcir credentials to the ad­ ing that Mr. R ldiesoa was her compan­ jutant general, at their earliest conven­ Our F ree Delivery t/ ion. They,have worked on the theory ience after reaching the city when (hoy On the 1st of December Sanford will that the m an with whom Miss Unnsff will receive |beir reunion badges. The lie given a free rtujlltlTlivery service with­ dined was the person who gave her the convention will be opened nt 10 a. rn . in the area lion tided oil the enxl by San­ fatal powder, which site took, believing it Wednesday morning, »1 (fie (qK-ra Iwuse ford. south by Tenth street, west by would remedy bet physical condition4 *The major ^general ctmuiiumling French uveitue anti nyrtli by Like Mon­ Coogreasmuu Ostyir W Underwood of lake» [de.tSucr m uunoundng Die np 1roe On October 1 i an examination was Alabama, Is put iorwartf^as the next '*• pointment 4 jf‘ Mi»» Mary Howard, as held by Postmaster liaskinv under civil Democratic candidate far president b* sponsor of th td iv lsip u . und Miss Alrnn service regulations, there being two po­ United S tates Senator Jo h n 'If. BankIX-Lnncy. aj^m-f mnitl . of hono^'hotb of sitions of carrier. An extra derk will be head of Alnbdtiiu. in a statem ent issued Orlando Tliese yVuqg ladles are dough- given the post-office, the examination for ut Birmingham. Mr. Uaukheiad declares lets uf Confederate seMietS and lie com­ which was held on September 0. there Mr. Underwood has no e^us)- In either mends litem to ibe »pedal cure and being thirteen applicant*. Three deliv­ branch of congress in the execution of protection of the gallant survivors of our eries wilt be made in the business set-lien IMiblic policies and that his capacity for cause, who attend the reunion. of tiie city and two in tluji-fetidence 5. Your commander hopes to have the section, dally except Sundays *ftnd holi agniiizotian is shown by Ms control of pleasure of welcoming to (bis gathering » day». Mr. Haskins rejiort» ehal the busi­ the present hriuse majority. largo number of lhe divisions. Veterans. ness nf ilia Sanford other Is increasing in Much local interest is felt in tbe a n ­ nouncement th at the prescniuttoo of the Daughters And Sons. all department*. Samuel Pusro. silver service. Io bn bought by tfisj people . .*■ W e ath er R eport M ajor G en ord l C onn.la n d in g . oDUoritla. to 0 ;e battleship Florida, ^Rlll *Low temperatures will prevuil over ibe lie made Depetuber 18; instead ot tl dote Benjamin W. I'urtridge. Adjulant General rind Chief of Staff entire country this,wcelj nc&rdhig to a Jbf J n n u a jjv jf o order of the Uyy. de• . *V bulletin issuod by die Weather Bureau purtm eni’ desfgflafptf PensaoolA^«« -the ■f ------ :---------------------v loulght,;.* Frosts are pretUctcd for tjit place wherp the presentatron of - the *ser- ** y ' Sonford A thletic Club Jutcriorilf thc.Gulf S tates and the.'iOfiib Vice will ba'm gtfe. *It Is sWtAslJn^ the !n fl Octob!'t_ J fidi VarieHfW» th ere to j a o b ^ b O l i y j f . w { £ d i ¿gtUi and organizctl an asanciatlqn for,T the lu t l i e ^ i a i Lakc^rtglori;,•• v * ^ ÍL piotitiHo YimM* tinto to reach the West pfiiiootlfjp of Athletics. \ ■ \'Y‘i 1 here are no vndtonjtop's at die prfsem CoaSf sereral ddays bifore (ho date of the Coast'several a y s bqfare Artyom” over F. L. Woodruffs shoe (idtp* at á disturbance fn th i Gulf of . ^ « { a ^ o o ^ v t v r:^ : . •; j I |f tc h.w been rewired, ;lV- will olso be *' Tlio G lidd«j|touri»t' left AtlaiiU. this • used nt a hratllng roots ' nml general Mexico or the- W est. IiK ljèO ijpfiL morning a n h .e x p e c t-fa arrive-‘In Ja c k --, tnoeilug place, oliere.the boys can enjoy statem ent.^ "An area of^tow bnrotft themselves toy'etier.' It -1» designed to pressure of ' great ñmgplpuir oyer on T hurfday'm qm lni. ‘ •< British IslCs will move-^flanynrd and flt it up* with a .roinplatu* gymnhsium ^-Ninit.fnen wuro killed, ten wounded and aqbipmetit. Tb« otfieers .alcctpd wwf eiu sc stoftby weather ovçr Europe during Oftepoimprist-med by ceye-ln which «re- .»; : . d s y A - r ^ - * 1 * » **\' Knrt H- Koumillet, president; R idphjngfii; tttie’negt several ’i t . _-* . I suited from an explosion uf, a keg of /> f t sNiP vice president; forrest Gatchell, iro«iiiry*H powder Ignited liy black dam p, in Ogara Great A ttraction Coming j Frank Sbelley,- treasurer.v, Tbs* cfli)rt*f near H anlsburg. UL, this morning. MoSt . members are Sclh W,.»iwfrijiT.‘l\i(w? Wicker, *Tlic first number of the Lyceum Course of the m e n Jn mine Wore AmercTani •’ kiilte? t'11* 3 *| ‘ 'i ^ .* . Julinn Carsou. EJw‘i|l Coffee. George Mc- will rie given in rite high school audito­ George Graham -■ Rice, Bernnld . H. Laugbllu.' Ih-onie *Brown, Paul Jones, rium. Wednesday evening, October -K th , SUreitcia and other member« pf the ‘ —. ' Marion Wolthour. Volllsj Williains. Htirbhl at fi:3U o’clock, brokerage house of B.‘H. SchefteU A Co.. Tho eniw talner fast the evening wlD be Long. George TbursPyir. Hugh Tiltis, Mnrx indicted for fraudulent use of tbo rtq ils the popular humqrist satirist lecturer and Laker, Abie CnrsoD.'Martin McDaniel.' in ccnoectlon with the sale of mining author, Booth Lowery. I l l s the desire of these hoys to lie stock*, writ be pUced on trial la the Thosq who core for the really godd and known *s the "Young Bachelor club" uf, Fodefol Court before Judge Ray td-day. artlsG w jlr puturnl will Arid Mr Lowwy Sanford. . ‘ ■ ‘I superb in too. art of pletsing. He comes The office of the Scheftels concern on i ... highly «adora«*! by the^ lyccum courses Droad. street, where raided by postoffice / ^ P o s lo rid lle V Inspectors about a year ago. Tbe books a n d .^ress all over (bò country where he The congregation of the Presbyterian diurch haV*' decldwl uport. Rev t D. hus ever appeared. The Naples. (New of the com pany were seized and are now Brownlee of Atlnntn and he b k frb e w York.) Record says of him. •'He comblpee In the possession of the protoculjon. It in fall proponiona. the orator, the poet, Is alleged that vast sums were received ) tu Ü10 church. Mr Brownlee is from .credulous investors all over ( h e . young m inister of great prwiiilto add W tr the-wit «tul tb* im personator/' 1 ■Är,'1 irV 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, October 20, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 20, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 20, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0dffb9c14c9c5ac7dd79d0c42d2a61de.pdf 29b96488249d2c85e676f46f575b5f9d PDF Text Text THE SANfORO tit RAID . ' M A K E A C O M P A R IS O N O F OUR 30 H. P . F ive-P assenger Touring Car • $900 W j f a ^ V U E OP' T H E O T H E R P O P U L A R PRICED M O B ILE V A L U E S F O R 1912 * AUTO ' thirty hbtise-powerTourmg Car, and we have the in the world. In the entire Overland line the proportionate value is the sajne, although it pcfssibly is not so appar­ ent at first glance in all the models as in this newest product. Every refinement possible to be made is found in the 1912 Overland line ancj while changes are in nb way^evokrtionary^aft€h4n . many -casef linjnoticeable unless special attention is called to. them, they of great importance. . ^ , Ftfund in - Call in at O ur Large, New Garage afid Let Us Show You . . . . . . . . OVERLAND MODEL 59 R B. & O. MOTOR CAR COMPANY F L O R ID A SA N FO R D □ □ arm of her brother, J. Nixon Butt. • They met the groom who came forward to rocrive her and they took their position be­ fore Father Fox and the altar. In this, the supreme moment in their Items of Interest Concerning Uvea they were the cynosure of all eyes Society People. and attention, in her beautiful ham) em­ broidered white fneasaUne,en train, bridal J o i n t s p u r e l y p e r s o n a l veil and orange blossoms, large bouquet of bride's rosOs with sprays ot asparagus fern, the bride of course never looked tu w Celery City Vanity Talr While lovelier. The groom in the regulation dress suit was both manly and handsome. Away the Golden Hours— They were indeed a fine looking couple. Social Gossip . IN THE SOCIAL WORLD N . Lovely home Wedding 'Two minds with but s tins)« UouXbt. Two beans that ban as one," * ... thought m any-of those friends a« they listened to tho beautiful Impressive cere­ mony of the Catholic church. Which - foil so tenderly and reverently from the (Ip* Of Father fo x , and binding tboee jw o young lives irrevocably into one. The ring used in the ceremony, had been used by Miss Butt's grandfather, The house was beautifully and artis­ when plighting his troth to her grand­ tically decoratei with trailing vines, mother fifty years ago. His pictured palms and ferns From the center of the ceilings of the double parlors, opening In­ face looked down from tho portrait :on to each other by a large arch, were sus­ the wall, upon the Old and ever new pended long vines of ivy, upon which had Scene, enacted lest evehibg. The cere­ been secured at Intervals white wedding mony over, Uie strains of Mendellsoos bells and draped to the sides and corners Wedding March floated on the sir. The of the room s The guests were grftiped bride's mother stepped forward and threw in the front parlor. and the. Immediate* the-vett hack from the Taco of-th e bride families and relatives of the bride and greeting her with a kiss. Congratulations grtom, took their piece In the back parlor, from the family and frlomls followed. where a beautiful altar had been ar- Very soon the bride retired to don Tier ranged and covered with white and travelling costume. The guests were goodraped with green vines and Sowers In ducted Into the, room containing the . vases,- which In their glistening green and bridal presents; the elegance beauty j»ncl White blossoms accentuated the soft gteqtnnmbcr qf which attested the popligbtsifrom the many wax candles placed ulimty o f. 'the young couple and-tba on the altar. Irf soother room during the esteem la which .they are held. One assembling of the guests, Mrs. Fannie gift attracted. ■ great deal o f attention, a Stembridgc Munson, accompanied by Mr. large silver soup ladle, which hat) been >,AJliseb WUherinjton on the violin, play* given kt a bridal present, to the great ad the "Song of the Soul.“ sorely and grand n h ^ W o f the . bride in 1827. and sweetly, with other: appropriate music. winch Mrs. Butt had presented to bar As the hour drew near, Father Fox who only daughter. The room containing the had come from his homo In Orlando to refreshment table wit* feetoonod from perform the ceremony took his place be­ the cutter of tho ceiling to the sides end fore the altar and soon the strains of corners'ot (lie room and the corners of Lohengrin’s Wedding March announced the table, on which was placed the large the approach of the bride. Tho groom punch bow£ presided over by Mrs. Paul accompanied by his brother. Edward J. Keely an d . her assistant, Miss Annie Higgins as Deal mao, entered from the Higgins, who dispensed the delicious hall door and toot their places before the fruit punch still cake. The bridal port/ left la an' auto, for altar. Immediately the little flower girls» Daytona Beach in .the. midst of a rice tittle Margaret Neal and Margaret Peters,' In white w*th pink ribbons, with lovely shower, which their fun loving friends bgpiati of. Aowers oe (beir arms and had arranged to materialize- at the right ‘ holdtTig each other* hands, appeared 1n time. Mr. and Mrs. Higgins, will remain A prominent and interesting social event occurred Thursday evening. October 19th, at 6 o’clock at the - residence of Mrs. Kate McDowell Butt, when Min Isadora GeUU Butt an d'T ran cls Brian Higgins plighted their troth in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends. '■rV i * S_t the front door o f the parlor, heralding the some time la Daytona. •« The out of town gueeu who attended of the bride who entered on the tb<? marriage were; Mrs. Bello C. Shep­ herd. Edward C. McDowell. Judge Wil­ liam Martin. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Butt, Mrs. C. E. |lart. Dr. B. C. Abernathy, CoL, J. A. Bradshaw. Mr. • and Mrs. Jeff Prescott, all from Orlando. Mrs. Yf}ffL Prather most delightfully entertained’ thb Every Week Bridge £lub Wednesday- afternoon. Two tables of (nidge were played. The first prize, a beautiful embroidered shin waist pattern was won by Mrs Driver who made the top' score. Mrs. R. S. Keelor received the booby prize, being a box of candy. After the cards delicious tdttl fruitti Ice cream and cocnanut cake were served.. Mrs Prather's guests were Mrs R. 3. Keelor, Mrs WVD. Holden. Mrs.0. W. Brruly. Mrs G. 0,-McLaughlin, Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs 0. V,'. Km.: end Mrs ll. P. Driver. a ' D E L M ] □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ IDEAL FERTILIZERS BEST To gain s place on our regular list a formula must not only product results, but results with a PROFIT. The user of irruliitr considers the effect on his pocket-book the REAL i vault. IDEAL FERTILIZERS produces the right effect, for it Hiik Nature. The preference of each class of vegetation Lir Hi source of plant food is carefully studied as well a> thr proper V proportions to give perfect balance— no lack, no *a»tr With proper application of proper food vegetation outgrow» ,li»es»ei . and insects to s great extent, and being strong and vigorous, produces fruit that is pleasing to the eye and paiair. ind Springs financial returns pleasing to the grower. Do not lose the maximum profit duo you by using poorly lnUnctd • kw n improper .sources. IDEAL viands (or Call at our Sanford Branch Warchoua« In ckarg* of H. C . Ma»*»rll „ Was Too Suspicious An AJbaplan youth named Urahtmoviteb. Srho Is s stranger to the ’cus­ tom* of- olrtllialion, arrived In Bel­ grade recently and shot a new ac­ quaintance Immediately sftsr sn Introd ucftb#. having mistaken' so at­ tempt to ghak* hands for sn attempt to snAfch the yroapons In his belt -- >ili>v Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company ; JA CK SO N VILLE' -iv FLORIDA m m ) Don't wait, until you arc taken down ijfclr, before tak* Ing care-of yoursell The «iqall t(*ea anil .pain*, and other symptoms »of,womanly weakness and dlgea* worse to follow, unless given quick friMtme you knew You wo$dl always keepr Csrdui hand 'weakness what quick and permanent relief ft g lv e ^ V seem hard and disuse of the womanly system make* Let Vs Convince You �THE OLD BOYS IN ORAY Victim or Brutal As&aulL In Jackson­ ville P asses Away r* General News of The Land 1 of Flowers. C(iU£0 FROM THE STATE PRESS w«“'» "W ,m ' H rtw t HBPP« ■ * * * '" **»• State'* Domain. > ; tUi-hm County Boy*’ a1*1 Gli*V. for lilt terminated Friday ¿JlnssriHa. when hundred* of »ample. I n h ib it e d at the F to^ * Agricultural ¡Sritnrnt Sutton, and many have display and marvelled at the eouined by tito «tudenu of Ala^ c o o n t } public school*. Superinten¿* t Kelley and Prof. Vernon, who worked fiitWally for »everal month, inimidthig fha« «u w . to fed proud at rip itsult* ob u ineif.^tilTDOWJ N H frill g r e a te r occompiishmeuts In the T*|» to come. „ ■ A new opera bouse la being errxlru. in New Smyrna. . jba cattlemen in Voluaia county report that the large number of cattle on the fang«» were never in better .condition. flg« «hiomenta from Tampa for the *tek rv*lnf Saturday, ahowed u marked bo««!* over the previous week and a jpifji more marked cwiltau witli the totfu «eck of trie previous year when ,tba big dgsrmaker»' strike was on. The iouI for la»t week was 0,736,000. print City is quite chfesty because one of iu citizens is on the bring line of Italy waging.war against the Turks. t/The Seminole Indian» ore opposing the tovasion of the white man into their ter­ ritory. They pull up the stnkes of cngipeering corps aa fast as they can do to without detection. A. J. UcAuley. who is chorgcd with |(pi«g E. M. Word on a Sunday excursion Win. run on the C. II. A N. Railroad. September l\. has been released from isil oubood. After a preliminary heoK lag before Judge Yancey, hi* bond was glffrf to the sum of, $10,QUO, . lhe movement for a greater Board of for Brooksville not yet a week old, retailed Ip the Addition already of new member* notwithstanding the fact that ibe real canvas for new mem­ bers bis not yet been begun. , Arrivai and Departure o f Trains ":T V " NáS2 N».'M kII SOUTH BOITHD * Ar I 23 a. m. J' 11.33 a. in. - ” 2 33 p. m. Lv 1.35 a. m. “ 11.55 a. m. •* 2.55 p. m. SOUTH BOUSP Nati Ar 2.16 a, m. Lv 2 26 a, m. Ka «9 • - 2.05 ». m. •• 2.25 p. m. Ns 15 •• 6.40 p. m. “ 7.00 p. m. [ISANTH UNES ’ * ' Trilby LM. Pctercburg—No. 25, Ar. 1.10 ft « . No. 24 Lv. 2.15 p. m. Wsburg—No. 21, Ar. 11.45 o. m. 22 Lv. 650 p, m. . _____________ :__________ • I STAND FOR ress, k. 4: 1 1 Prosperity *% T No. « _j * Will Meet In Great Number at SANFORD BOY SC 01 ÎS New Patrol Is Organized and all ore Enthusiastic . NEWS OF THE WORLD ' Scouts Boy* Scouts! Items of Interest Gleaned From Scouts Boys Seoul»! A telegram received this, Thornlng by Orlando fioriti» America! V orlousSources Troop No. 1Santord' Hoh.* J. N. Whltnor cenveiyed the sad intelligence that Henry Deane Jr., hod WEDNESDAY— TllliRSDAV, 2 5 , 2 6 The Panther patrol of boy scouts was died at the St. Luke's hospital last night organized October, 12th. under .the di­ HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK at 7:30*o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Define and rection of Rev. C. it. Summers, who has family have the sympathy of the entire Every Comp In Slate Will Be Repre­ qualified as Scout-Master. Horace Wil­ sented and Veterans Expect community In their sad affliction. liams was eActed ” leader and Morris Here Lift Reader* Will rind a Brief Good Time Funeral arrangements have not been Spencer corpoAtl. Mr. Summers will fit Historical Spring Flowing Ail roads will lead to Orlando ttils week up one of the class rooms In the church made up to the time of going to press. • For Hurried Readers - ■_ --------------------------------------- Jt— , for on Wednesday and Thursday of this as headquarters lor tits patrol The The Mississippi to Atlantic Inland The Sanford Music Club week the old boys in gray who fought for vacant building In the rear of Mr. Wight's Saturday afternoon the club met at the the lost cause will meet again and talk residence is being fitted up ,ns head­ Waterway Association will hold its fourth home of Miss Mahoney who was leader over 'ofcf-.tiincs. The occasion will be quarters for the Alligator patrol, under annual convention at Montgomery, Ala., for the afternoon at 3 o'clock. The (»resi­ mnde n gala one and special low commander of Rev. Geo. ITr Waldron November 20, 21 and 22. This associa­ tion has done splendid work In creating dent, Mrs. Margariettn Martin, was unn- rates have been, it)ode £y the railroads. On their outing Saturday afternoon, Oct.. \<>ldably detained at home and Mrs. * The following genrroT"order covering 14th, the boys were requested to note the public Interest and arousing support for Fannie Stcrnbridgo Munson, vice presi­ certain- phases of the Confederate re­ names of the trees they found In the tho improvement of rivers and harbors In Florida ont! along the Gulf coast, and dent, presided over the business part of union nt Orlando has been issued by Ma­ woods. particularly in furtherance of Its main the meeting, which, when completed, the jor General Samuel Pasco, commanding The Panthers were wide awake and purpose, towlt;- The completion of ' a program was turned over to Miss Ma- the Florida division. alert, and varieties of trees. The Allicanal across F lorida m n t w l i n g tiw At. ^ Tt, Thc subject to be considered was General Order No. 6. gntor, were so engrossed by tho pleasure lanlic and Gulf, and an inland waterway reign .The major gcucc.il^na ^ a t Uipg, »tu .L d i in. iJiTVVjffimulk _ i d l a eixe fm m tin , t f m i n n . »1 «m -t, ■ r a r .n l ^ |M| T .. of Louis XIV, which wns given In nn In­ »ounce.» to the division thattKr ScnbrnuT Tmmea'T^'report. report Mr. V. Schmelz,' the west coast of Florida along the Gulf coast teresting puper by Mis* Carrie Lovell, who Air Line and the Atlantic Const Line owner of Woodland Park has invliod the combined also in her paper, short sketches have made a rate of I cent a mile, plus scout-masters, to bring their boys out to to the Mississippi river. A jury in the McNamara murder trial % Of Couperin. Murcknnd and Komenii. 25 cents, for the veterans and their the park at any time for a swim. He by January Urst. 1912, was the prediction noted composers of that period. The In­ friends, who attend (he reunion. October seams very much pleased that there was faunal and Instructive discussion which 25 and 26, nt Orlundu. Tickets will be on such an organization and opportunity for .today made by Attorney Clnrenea S. Der- —^ fallowed on the influence of French and sale nt Ibe principal stations on (he lines fine training* for the boys of Sanford; raw, chief of counssl for the defense. English schools, on the world's music, of these ron'ds. October 23 to 25, inclu­ and that they were being taught some­ With no ^ourt session today, opposing was lead by Mrs. Munsun nml Miss Ma­ sive. limited to reach starting point Sat­ thing about woodcraft ami forestry; that counsel look opportunity to finish up the honey. Mrs. If. 'E Tolar demonstrated urday. Ociolier 28. he offered to Instruct tho scouts in botany work of the first complete court week in Effort» ate being continued io seewe whenever they visited the purk. The the trial of James B. McNamara for.the , Uie style of lhe curly French school .by ploying u sprightly suit ejioti from Roineau. the same rates from oilier companies beauliful badges - have arrived. Several murder of Charles J. Iluggerty in the Los Mis, C. I,, Polk, accompanied by Mrs along (lie lines of travel If o*i favorable scouts have received theirs. They ore Angeles Times explosion. Tolar, sung most churuimgly "Little ll >> lUlio.t is token h> (lie linr through WkkI j .,j,|y bestowed upon those lioys who have President- Tuft further qualified a* a Blue." Mias Martha Fox mid Florence I lucida, illuse living 'here ure advised lo I qualified irT every res|a-ct :i» a lender- miner today when he was dropped 1,11)0 Mohoney played KubenxteirTs Melody in pay local rates to River Junction and |(,*n feet down into the famous Homestead F ns u duet. It wns well rendered and purctuiftn roim»l trip tii-kcl» at that office, If any should fall in any particulars, to mine ai Lend, South Dakota. Mr. Taft enjoyed by the Indies. At the solicitation from th*-ri- to Oriundo, ill (In- nil Hied ketq» (he eilltre scout law, he I» deprived was taken dAwn to the 1,200 foot level in of ths club Clarence Malumey sang "With rales. of his tmdgc. Du Saturday afternoon. lhe l^iinnrd Copper mine nt Butte, Mont., 2 Accommodations can lw obtained at October. 21xt, leu iioys from each troop and spent fully an hour groping about the Tide.” —Horace Dibble, mid "He was a Prince."—Owen Meredith. Miss Flor­ the holds in Orlando from }2 to $3 n duy took part in relay rnces. The contestants the drifts aiid tumid* and watching die ence Frank accompanied the young and ul boiirding houses utid in private were placed two blocks apart. Thé men at work singer, who wns in line voice. Ai the fainilics from Si to $F5U a day; rooms I'antherS made the total distance of To strengthen the chain of circumstan­ conclusion of the musical selections four from 50-cent» to 75 cents u day. meals nt twenty blocks iu seven minutes mid thir­ tial evtdeuce upon which Rev. Clarence. new members were voted on mid then 25 uml 50 cents, u f welt kept rcslnurunts ty six seconds. The Gators, made it in V n Richest)» of Boston wos umtsied names were added to ilie membership Members of ilu* ctnuinittee mi accommo­ seven minutes and twenty seconds, thus Saturday for the alleged murder of Avis Two of them were present The program dations will mecl nil trams wiiiclt refldt Winning the race. After running the Unnell, the putke today concentrated far the next meeting was read, offer the city, except lull- at night, and be relay races, lliey went to North park and their effort* to ascertaining definitely which the ciub adjourned to 'meet at the ready to assist those wlirt aitUnd trie re­ spent the remainder of the afternoon whether it was Mr, Kicheson or another residence of Mrs. H. E. Tolnr. who will be union m finding good stopping places; running ' races around the block. The person who dined with the young music and quarters will be furnished without best time made in surrounding the block student Iasi Saturday afternoon, a few leader for die afternoon, charge for (hose who ore unable to pay wns one minute and three seconds made hours before she took the cyanide of po­ Cheapens Cost o f Living their own expenses, as far as practicable. by Allen Jones. Horace Williams, made tassium from which she died. The police J. D. Parker, proprietor of the (¡ate City 3. Delegate» are requested to rciwri It in one minute and four second». tonight say they have evidence indicat­ House, has determined to reduce the and present titcir credentials to the ad­ ing that Mr. Rldiesoa was her compan­ high cost of living in Sanford, and inci­ jutant general, at their earliest conven­ Our Free Delivery t/ ion. They,have worked on the theory dentally uttrnct more people to Sanford ience after reaching the city when (hoy On the 1st of December Sanford will that the man with whom Miss Unnsff and in the Gate City House and to this will receive |beir reunion badges. The lie given a free rtujlltlTlivery service with­ dined was the person who gave her the errl has decided to put Ink rates for table convention will be opened nt 10 a. rn . in the area liontided oil the enxl by San­ fatal powder, which site took, believing it board to ibe extremely low rate of LI 00 Wednesday morning, »1 (fie (qK-ra Iwuse ford. south by Tenth street, west by would remedy bet physical conditionper week CbuaTdefinjT the rtn-iitni 4 *The major ^general ctmuiiumling French uveitue anti nyrtli by Like Mon­ quality at table b*wrd always given nt lake» [de.tSucr m uunoundng Die np 1 Coogreasmuu Ostyir W Underwood of roe On October 1i an examination was Alabama, Is put iorwartf^as the next '*• thia famous bouse trie low (irice will pointment 4 jf‘ Mi»» Mary Howard, as held by Postmaster liaskinv under civil cause the people who want ibe brut to sponsor of thtdivlsipu. und Miss Alrnn service regulations, there being two po­ Democratic candidate far president b* flock to the Gate City House. Mr. Parker IX-Lnncy. aj^m-f mnitl . of hono^'hotb of sitions o f carrier. An extra derk will be United States Senator John'If. Bankexpects, to fill his house from now on. and Orlando Tliese yVuqg ladles are dough- given the post-office, the examination for head of Alnbdtiiu. in a statement issued keep it full during the season and lie lets uf Confederate seMietS and lie com­ which was held on September 0. there ut Birmingham. Mr. Uaukheiad declares will. _________________ __ mends litem to ibe »pedal cure and being thirteen applicant*. Three deliv­ Mr. Underwood has no e^us)- In either protection of the gallant survivors of our eries wilt be made in the business set-lien branch of congress in the execution of Child Vlollniet IMiblic policies and that his capacity for of tiie city and two in tluji-fetidence ' Ltenor lim in g n talented child violinist cause, who attend the reunion. agniiizotian is shown by Ms control of 5. Your commander hopes to have the section, dally except Sundays *ftnd holi Will play die Cicllinn Music Club. Sat­ the present hriuse majority. urday October 2filh, which meet nt trie pleasure of welcoming to (bis gathering » day». Mr. Haskins rejiort» ehal the busi­ Much local interest is felt in tbe an­ studio of Mrs. Fannie Sternbirdgn Munson. largo number of lhe divisions. Veterans. ness nf ilia Sanford other Is increasing in nouncement that the prescniuttoo of the Daughters And Sons. all department*. Samuel Pusro. silver service. Io bn bought by tfisj people . .*■ Weather Report Major Genordl Conn.landing. oDUoritla. to 0;e battleship Florida, ^Rlll *Low temperatures will prevuil over ibe lie made Depetuber 18; instead o t tl dote Benjamin W. I'urtridge. Adjulant General rind Chief of Staff entire country this,wcelj nc&rdhig to a Jbf Jnnuajjv j f o order of the Uyy. de• . *V- bulletin issuod by die Weather Bureau purtmeni’ desfgflafptf PensaoolA^« « -the ■f ------ :------------ --------v loulght,;.* Frosts are pretUctcd for tjit place wherp the presentatron of - the *ser- ** y ' Sonford Athletic Club !n fl Octob!'t_ Jfidi Jutcriorilf thc.Gulf States and the.'iOfiib Vice will ba'mgtfe. *It Is sWtAslJn^ the and organizctl an asanciatlqn for,T the VarieHfW» there to j a o b ^ b O l i y j f . w { £ d i ¿gtUi lu tlie ^ ia i Lakc^rtglori;,••v * ^ ÍL piotitiHo YimM* tinto to reach the West pfiiiootlfjp of Athletics. \ ■ \'Y‘i 1 here are no vndtonjtop's at die prfsem CoaSf sereral days days bifore Coast'several bqfare (ho date of the Artyom” over F. L. Woodruffs shoe (idtp* at á disturbance fn thi Gulf of . ^ « { a ^ o o ^ v t v r :^ : . •; j I|ftc h.w been rewired, ;lV- will olso be Mexico or the- West. IiKljèO ijpfiL *' Tlio Glidd«j|touri»t' left AtlaiiU. this • used nt a hratllng roots ' nml general statement.^ "An area of^tow bnrotft morning anh.expect-fa arrive-‘In Jack--, tnoeilug place, oliere.the boys can enjoy pressure of ' great ñmgplpuir oyer themselves toy'etier.' It -1» designed to on Thurfday'mqmlni. ‘ •< British IslCs will move-^flanynrd and flt it up* with a .roinplatu* gymnhsium ^-Ninit.fnen wuro killed, ten wounded and aqbipmetit. Tb« otfieers .alcctpd wwf eiusc stoftby weather ovçr Europe during Oftepoimprist-med by ceye-ln which «re- .»; : . ds yA- r ^- * 1 * » **\' Knrt H- Koumillet, president; Ridphjngfii; tttie’negt several ’i t . _-* . I suited from an explosion uf, a keg of /> f t sNiP vice president; forrest Gatchell, iro«iiiry*H powder Ignited liy black damp, in Ogara Great Attraction Coming j Frank Sbelley,- treasurer.v, Tbs* cfli)rt*f near Hanlsburg. UL, this morning. MoSt . members are Sclh W,.»iwfrijiT.‘l\i(w? Wicker, *Tlic first number o f the Lyceum Course of the menJn mine Wore AmercTani •’ kiilte? t'11* 3 *|‘ 'i ^ .* . Julinn Carsou. EJw‘i|l Coffee. George Mc- will rie given in rite high school audito­ George Graham -■ Rice, Bernnld . H. Laugbllu.' Ih-onie *Brown, Paul Jones, rium. Wednesday evening, October -Kth, SUreitcia and other member« pf the ‘ —. ' Marion Wolthour. Volllsj Williains. Htirbhl at fi:3U o’clock, brokerage house of B.‘ H. SchefteU A Co.. Tho eniwtalner fast the evening wlD be L o n g . George TbursPyir. Hugh Tiltis, Mnrx indicted for fraudulent use o f tbo rtqils the popular humqrist satirist lecturer and Laker, Abie CnrsoD.'Martin McDaniel.' » in ccnoectlon with the sale of mining author, Booth Lowery. I lls the desire of these hoys to lie .- ~ ■/ ■ stock*, writ be pUced on trial la the Thosq who core for the really godd and known *s the "Young Bachelor club" uf, Fodefol Court before Judge Ray td-day. artlsGwjlr puturnl will Arid Mr Lowwy Sanford. . ‘ ■ ‘I superb in too. art of pletsing. He comes The office o f the Scheftels concern on i ... highly «adora«*! by the^ lyccum courses Droad. street, where raided by postoffice / ^ P o s lo r id lle V Inspectors about a year ago. Tbe books and.^ress all over (bò country where he The congregation of the Presbyterian diurch haV*' decldwl uport. Rev t D. hus ever appeared. The Naples. (New o f the company were seized and are now Brownlee of Atlnntn and he bk frbew York.) Record says of him. •'He comblpee In the possession of the protoculjon. It in fall proponiona. the orator, the poet, Is alleged that vast sums were received ) tu Ü10 church. Mr Brownlee is from .credulous investors all over (h e . young minister of great prwiiilto add Wtr the-wit «tul tb* impersonator/' V </ Good will and good rdloWSship to all man Wc all have faults enough without trying- to $how up ure other fellow» therefore I jjave liio knocks to offer. -VI have lived among you for seventeen years and have n*! ^ 8t I could tinder all circumstances. 1 admit B i * VC made mistakes and will possibly make more. l ask my friends for their support and if you elect me your Mayor I will give you my best efforts at all time! Remember l am the candidate of the people not the politicians. ... ... . ■•.•J.;': • =_: 1 ■Är,'1 irV i*' �October 24, A Budget of Opinion "Just Be* tween You and Me Ivor*, m wear «Ivor« HuxU* ike f This Annual fall campaign seem to ba __________________I l L . * < I ________ ______ - . - . . I - - . i a paoaeaary evil but 1 for ona getting moat tired of It all Every year when all of ua ought to ba getting togetber for tbc^ good of the town we are becoming more widely eeparated upon aO questions of public good and what avail« Ih it all No matter wbo Is elected the city goes on Joel the tame and all of ua aeam to ba living and yet people here (aka the mattar to heart and never get over iL If a man must get Into politic« be ought to take hla medicine tike a man and get over IL A defeated candidate for a pcakr Mnta |ih In *isnfnfr1 «till baa. tome hope* for the future and abouid neither thipk of consigning big retnaln# to Lake Monroe or those of hla friends wbo voted agelnat him. ' A man running for public office abouid have no friends end no enemies. It la only a question of that man's fitness for the office end beyond that no man abouid go.' If Bill Jonea beat you In a borae ' trade last week be is Just as (It to bold the office of Mayor as the man wbo let you beat him. Just because a candidate la yopr own personal friend is not •sufficient evidence to convict him of being the best man for any office. . On the other hand If a personal enemy Is a candidate and là the beat man for the place U la your duty to vote for him. Ratner bard to do I know but really the best for your dty. . At any rate this matter of a dty elec­ tion should not. be taken to heart and /to the exclusion of everything else. "Somewhere else the sun la still shin- ihg-"- Today we beautiful Fall Suits and Over- for less than $30.00 to $40.00 M otiw i We engaged the makers of firanti Clotlir the world’s greatest makers of Young Men’s clotlu to make these suits and overcoats for us; all tl popular fabrics and every up-to-date model are i eluded, in every size for Young Mefi and “ M e W e have the most com­ plete line of fall hats to be found in town, all the sizes, atyles and shapes for Fall wear, including the famous S t e t s o n . Prices from $ 1 .5 0 u p to $ 5 .0 0 . Must be seen to be appreciated. Come in and let us fit you out paaaea my door each day and always baa a pleasant amilo and word of greeting. 1 am watching her career fori have known bar since she was an infant In arms and with ber sunny disposition and polite manner It la almost certain that this Aule giri will succeed in life. A pleasant word la no Iosa to any one and more of our girla slamili cultivate the habit. E$. Jionc S u t ©Ufllttp Clotljes are g?olD * a SAN FO R D . tbe words s i explanation from Prof. Verkina. He is on the’'job and knows mote'about tbe achooMu one minute than* the rest of us could learn in a life tlnur. P eas Sauwtmo —In your "gleaming»" you give ua many good suggestions. For instance in tbe last issue of the Herald you suggest that we put drinking water in dach room. This Is a fine liieA. But. ipy dear Saunter«, why did you “ satin* Car” all tbe way to Tampa for (if Did you not know that a walk of only a few minutes would have taken you to our Oraminer School wheys you would have i found fresh water 1n cadi niötä anti n&n n tbe halli At our High'Scbt)fil ;<nd Primary School we bate'large bealera la the hull» and Bowing wells vrith-lo ten a alwayl at hand. v' tv FLORIDA 117 First St. I T H E C IT Y The d ty registration book will be open at the d ty clerk's office Monday. Oct. 16 and dally thereafter except Sunday from A 9 o’clock a m. until 12 m. And from 2 »"clock pi m until S o'clock p. m, .Also t from 7 o'clock p.' m. till 8 o'clock p. to. J ' ___ each Saturday. (V • "a' .* •. Tbe registration will doaa Wednesday, | Steaks, Nov. 24,1911. * M. W. Lovell, H i' City Clerk. | RESTAURANT ffin l Stmt, one Mock frefti Depot orpo.lt« Paeioffi- <• H. E. W IS E , Proprietor Formerly ^Manager of Central Cafe ■* * Chops, Oysters and Fl9h * 1 S h ort O rd ers A t All H o u r s ’ Prompt, Cleon Service - . S v sry th ln i first Cl»» Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rim. ^ — •* 11 CV IN< II CV Wa .So not’ furntih a Specialty A Place For Ladles and Gentlemen r ice »a ter, tpt we do not think i^la wjtolefcme for children, wbo havebeedfee mated on the play ground, to oome Into ¿a room apd drink Ice water. '. Through the teacher« it baa been sug¿ y d to the pupils that they bring S8r own drinking . cups, so that a Cot “P • Party. .HITTS Launch and Coro* « 1 W O O D LAN D PARK nsaa only pure water and soap in washing clothe* Such a Laundry is tbe PROGRESS UOHDRy " they . "’ . , Jtaghfratlea Notice Club did more to T>rfn‘g die tqS&aflnfod mothers together than any other fores ’• oould possibly accomplish and f hope tbe new name adopted «rill not kill, lha aodety.- OuT schoolsand mothers must feet of the aids entrance* Our children . establish and keep tbe doae relationship are “ not forced to crowd ’W ound tbs and good work will result. * w ell*" but » bountiful auppiy o f water Ona of my friends reraaftapkto Ibe the • ««her day that loo many .'people ware > trying to engage In r ilnwn different kinds of bdslneas here with the reispli that business of every kind was svet' Ams. Tbs old* saying that fbe abop.-tg p k irq u g b t to stick to his last U a true sow la many respects but tbe high cost o f living Is apt to. cauag .a great many people to engage 1» ^everything that prom lm a living and" in the general SBrambla for tbe nimble dollar somebody 7 always gate hart 11 wa could only confilm our talents to oos line of business the one Une.jrould be attended tq..htgtey $ 30; .. your to tailor would not duplicate them 4 Tberp la a pretty Sanford girl that 4 Speaking about tbe schools reminds me that our .people do not visit them often enough to know' Just wbat the 7 children are doing. Some rime (jack we ' had more meetings of tbe School Im­ provement Society or tbe Mother’s Club end 1 hope the association will continue $20 coats at .... A very amusing Incident In connection with the near unpleasantness to. take piece on November 21, came to my notice the other day. . One of the very prominent candidate* was very anxious to gain ibe friendship of « .certain yontig matt and had been going out of his why to speak to him upon every occasion The young man could not fathom tbaaa - actions be­ cause the candidate' ¿ad never noticed him before. Yesterday the candidate stopped the young man and ask him far hla vote and was told that be was only 20 year* old. - y i* ' The candidate hasn't spoken to him offer choice of 150 System, competence and thoroughness are combined to achieve satisfactory re­ sult 5, and we have no hesitation In as­ serting that tbe Laundry work" done here Is the best obtainable anywhere. A trial order will convince you. Telephone or drop us a*postal ana we will c*H for your j m m * . 3 S • « - i V ’ P K .ir tOGCS ON COLLAUS ~~ Leamto-swim in that Bhady Pod. No rocks., no holil * He» to hurt you'. Safe for any chM. No Sewerage, no «1®*: pure well water. „ ” . .... w Emptioa and cleaned every day. Every C0|1V, Picnic parties. Refreshments. Open Thursdays and Other day« by arrangement. Tb* Launch*, "M am ia" and " N w iic " wffl b a v t fr o « Ckjr D«xb '« * T hursdays a n d Sunda y s . . . Pr i c e 25c R< H igh-grade Piange, Organs Easy Payments �<■1 I B Bulletin TO THE’ SOIL Only Solution of the Present System of Middlemen’s Profits * •* . i' • • 7 *ESfERDAy was Sunday. There ' .¿m sj'cfntpany" nt Happy Ho!* L .. •¿W.l,JTorm. There'# most olway« "com pony," for that mat­ ter. Wa like to have folk« with ua. All th^doors of the big bungaiow-farmhouse ore olVays wide optn to our kin ami friendiHuJt any old 'time, write« William R. LI sliton in "Back to the Land." But this Sunday gathering was rather a «pedal lot—larn» „ folk#, all of them, keenly interested In the life of the farm: and all "back-to-lhe-landers," wboae con­ nection with the form bad come after a more or less rough-and-tumble experience with Ufa. ip • town. There wa» u round doxen of us at the table for dinner. We had pWrtt^.'tytalk about. Tile talk dwelt for u time upon- the com o f living. That w a« natural enough when you consider what was on the table. I'm not meaning to be offensive; I’m Just tell- * * ' » - Chicken Heaped Up There was milk-fed spring chicken, fried, heaped platters of it, replenished three limes from the kitchen, with a lot left over. Those chickens were picked from u flock or 600. hatched lust spring on the form. There was another platter of Lolled ham—grown, cured and smoked on the farm; there were creamed new potatoes. Country Gentleman corn on the cob and asparagus tips, all fresh from the farm garden. There were eggs fixed up some fancy way—gathered fresh thu night be­ fore from the farm henhouse List Unlimited ! Therbutter was mode on the farm, there was unlimited sweet milk, there were I>enchca “ put up" on the (urm hud smoth­ ered With Ihjqjt Citnin. tlicic-<wus o piled diftief fresh White* gnqic:*^ There wus— dh. no end of truck like that, every bit of. It. except the "seasoning," firtxluced right liero on the farm. Wt were two hours at table, eating and talking. There was a jJumh plenty of everything for everybody—nAt skimped helpings carefu^Stj spread out* du the plates to look liafrenotigh. but sorr ol plenty you read about, wilii everyjwHil coming back ut least onceJo^anOtber bit of white meat or an extfk ‘ potnp or n second try at th« asparagus or another glass of milk. . Nobody was timid; and when the inter­ est.lagged at last hunger was far from as Well, as 1 any. we fell a-tulking We alf carried lu our heads memories of the time# when we wyrr mere townsmen, car­ rying home uur food In baskets uud parcels from the shop and market. Wo did a lit­ tle sura la arithmetic,'helped out by hard, cold experience. Here's the result: .'If our« had been a.tqwn table, set out with that dinner for a do^en. of JucJ the( sume ih in gsjA dln the tamo qbundance, with tho neJBWt approach wr pould make strung along for a cou'plo of days on ortifldal messes of left-overs, down to Uw> lost jtera of chickenbone soup on Tues- A sh was. the bare cost of producing that dinner on the farai didn't cAçced to ctnu a blatc. No g u m was çcàreU, and neither tuai nor boste»» kept un anxious eye on anybody’« appetite. of frying chicken« was » li lien there were hundreds of ungster# runuunT'. around lal'dld wo care ■about the', bam on the market when People» Bank Building the smokehouse was hanging full and there were 60-odd pigs In the bock (ma­ ture, waiting their turns! What was the odds to us if new potatoes were kept In safety deposit vaults in town while we could look out of the dining room w in­ dow at a broad acre of them, with a sec­ ond crop Just planted! The long and short of it Is that hcre'on the form we could dlah up u dinner like that every day in the week, if we wanted to take the trouble to tlx It. gathering tit?» stuff within easy arm'« reach of the farmImuse. and cents, is negligible. We do the work ourselves; we enjoy It—and there's abso­ lutely nothing that adds a cent lu the original cost. Hero’# the principle of the matter, which nobody can deny; tho farther you remove yourself from the source of your food supply, the more that food Is going to cost you. That is to say. the mor* middlemen you have in the social scheme, the more you have to payr There's never a folly which we don’t have to pay fpr; and they all cost more than thcy'rt worth. Middlemen Blamed I tcil you it's line, in these strenuous days of struggle for a living, to wake in the morning und look out of doors and see plenty of everything in plain sight— enough, enough not for today only, but for tomorrow and next week—and then to understand that it's nil ours, with no middle man blocking the way with id» tolls on enjoyment There's plenty. There it lies. We've produced it ourselves, out of our own xml and there's nut a tiling, not a fraction id a cent, to be lucked on to the bare, rock-bottom cost of produc­ tion before it conics to our table. There's not a middleman on earth’ vjbo can take a picayune in take-off on (tie smallest shred of our abundance. Do you see! There'« the tly in ilie ointment—not the middleman himself, but the utterly foolish scheme of tilings which has tired so many middlemen that they've become a pest—worse than that, nil utmost in­ tolerable burden. II began witli lire fool­ ish notion thm to produce one's own food from the soil is a base und menial business It was so much easier, so much more dignified, to let George do it Every middleman who get» his hands on a bit of food stuff, from u hunch uf radishes to u beef carcass, tacks some­ thing to the (vice before 'lie passe« it along. Being human, he adds all the tralflc will bear. What he can't take single handed he takes through protec­ tive associations and gentlemen’s agree incuts. That's business. Our quarrel oughn'i to be with Unit, but with our own tume indulgence. We take a lot of credit to ourselves as u nation Ih9Chii«c wo once lucked over the traces rut her showily when we thought we were being pul upon by a system of taxation without ro|»re»«nt ation We date nuUolini independence from the time when we made that protest stick. Vet here we are neck deep in a condition incomparably worse in principle and worse In effect, u condition winch we ourselves have deliberately bulb up, u condition under which two-tlnrd« uf all our hundred milliun people deliberately tax ihentselvos to the point of extortion merely for (lie sake ot imilnlaliiilitt the 'system which has «brought this ">iui! lion qImiui. I heory W holly False A wholly false social theory was uf the bottom of the trouble, centimes ago. He only was a true blue-blood whose bands were unstained by growing or' handling cht- products of the soil. Tltere was something low-caste about the soil, to csciifw from it was the first step of the mnit who wniite»! to Ik- somelw«ly Funny, isn't itT Hut true, very true They tnny not be willing to own il. but 11 out of 10 of the youngsters who buve quit (be farm even 111 our own day to sell ribbons over the counter, or to' pore over, daybook und ledger, or to start business us some »oil of servant or middleman, have been moved tiy tliut very spirit. Look for a minute at some of the con­ sequence» uud then »ay whether you honestly believe Unit lb«*« near-urislo ciat» of shop and office have reallv made in lid i headway toward» the sweet free­ dom they sought. I've been one of them, for year» und years, my memory of that time is still fresh, and as unpleasant as it is fresh. Unless I'm wofully mis­ taken, the liberty that lies In breaking uwny from the soil is a mighty poor ex* cusc for the real Uiing. If this farm life la; base slavery, then Tin certainly stuck Old Days Recalled Un everything be buys to eat from the city grocery or market the tuwnsniiui pays a middleman's lax of from 500 to 1000 per cent or mure— from five to ten times the actual •'oat of production In (he fixing of these prices the consumer has no voice—not a whisjier Do you mil that taxation wiili-mt representation' Wlmt? Whitt's tit be dun« «(«out it" As usual we re doing ii hit <rf agitating over per fectly absurd expedients. Were talking about Fixing- prices by law. We re agi­ tating the possibilities of "co-operation" between producers an^l consumers direct, leaving the army of middlemen to starve. Wf'rc fussing with just every solution (rut the right oile Wlmt is the right otic! I here aren't many to i boose Irom There » only one. and it's perfectly plain. When wc Und tlrnt we’ro beaded in ex­ actly tho wrong direction, what is there to do but turn square around mid bead back! In this case It's back to ilic land. The problem of simple, living is never lo be solved but In a return to the soil. We've got too fur away, us It is, and every bit bf foolish trilling with these ar­ tificial "remedies" serves only to take us further und farther from the only possible solution tJuii's so plain as to make argu­ ment seem an absurdity. DelieVe me. when we had that “ com piuiy" to Suuday dinner at Happy Hol­ low, the dinner was served with a su­ preme content, <r peace which the har­ assed townsman would Und past undertrtSndlng. ; N O T f c — T K « i W m « r t k l« k r « p n « t « 4 ft mm I U k lo «lo* L * fti « « 4 u k t t ilk« ^ U t t uf mmf tujaJ irlv «n i* t lr««n l **» tk&fl p*4 *, I k « «talker, W iU ìu n U . U f k l v n , u «la ««tkoriijr on tk* rotti« l«» ik* «ml n q tt iM M 11U ik u i«ioiarUkU cu atn ln iisn from k k pa« k vtU Ja »* »titm U ii» of «il t t k iiH . SANFORD �ear -*'.- : - ■. rnraW aw --' Ttít SUNfOHD iti K »ID October wealth was in keeping with this growth in population. in the ten years. WOO to 1010. ih r in-'1 - P«N liM Errry Tuesday *nd Prkl»7 Momtn* Dr crease in vqltn? of •farm hinds in—the lia s n— e^ual (ne »oethinf jomi. Nu humhuf, (Uarintttd to doaall il i* of money refunJcd. E stn tial appllcario* ha» ctared Cancer». -Rheumai.,,, THE HERAID PRINTING COMPANY United States wss 118 -per cent. • f o r Mayor During (ho same period the gain in Headaché. PuUoO Üak and üiaeased F eti, iielievt» ail ptin when p ro p .,lt R. J. HOLLY. Editor At the eirne«t mjiiol of friend» and voter», I Floridu was 21)3 per cent. O xn'pounjed 3' yrar» tînee apd ali are deli«)ited thaï hâve ut<<! u W. M. HAYNES, Botine»» Manager anaounre that I am ». cendidst«-fur the nflkv of Between 1900 nnd 1910 the Increase in Marne of tbe City o( Sanford, at the No*emher D i r e c t i o n s ! — Saturale a 1Hic k tknh and appiy over pain 0/ auy kind. ir«.. i> primsry. , G. W. fbiwi*. il blitter» and cpniinu* to appiy, tu b ici Iptlon Prie«. S 2 00 a Year In Advance Lite value of farm buildings in the Uniter I qm a candidali- for the position nt Manu id States was 77 per cent. -"4SK— Saivfurd »uhiat(. tu (ha docUt-ti at .Uta- unitary Msnufacttircd by J. S. T ÏIR A S H E R at En ht- M.i;\ j «red a* aeccnd-clin meli matier Ao|u»t E2nd In the same time the gain In Florida eirctinn and »olirli your »ufftBic and «uyiV't ._- rupi* . . w b i iotiX’s * '-----------S O L I ) B Y ----------at lhe IVutofTicc at Sanford. Florida, was H I per cept. ander Act of March 3rd. 1870. ,* • . f o r A ld e r m a n y „ Prosperity begets |>rospeniy.‘ The mo­ J. G. M A R T IN - . : - Lake Mary, Florida I hereby atinnunoe my candidacy for (I m>po»itian mentum of growth ' swells with, an nr Telephone N o. 148 OBca la Harald Ñutidlas o4 Aldino an. »ubirrl to the ilacUinn of the While I l ; w » i w W w L U l t celrtsting pace. -----------” V.------ ~•11 11 ' — . -- —!---frinury tu tie m-tn wuvrnibsr zt. tBtt.----- --------* ________ iVSL f u « . £ • “ The Call of Florida'* fins bethi heard ' The Pensncoln New» and tbe Tampa I Jtn a randklaic fur AMrtman of lha city of tiroes are working tbo Guston-Alphonce throughout the land. The gain in its Sanford »object to the dechbta of the White Primary to be held November 21, Hill. population during the last ten years kns act a» to which one is guilty of causinf • ■' Fica» L. Wrorevry • - -_____ tbcSodnllat professor at the Woman'» been merely Die, advance guard of the I will be a candidate for lite iKMlUun of Alderman pioneers. / »object to the division of the' White Primary* held college to lose his Job. For every hundred persona who were Nov. 21,10}].. . Only exclusive baker in the city. Al l W*Lm Hasn even thinking of Florida ten yearn ago, mixing done with latest improved Sani­ Herbert F. Gnuldlng.of Tallalinstee 1» a I hereby nitn.iunce my camlMat-y for Aldertnnn a thousand persons arc now studing the ol the city of uanturd »ubject b|ect to lhndeci»l>>n of the tary machinery. candidate for Congressman at Large and State with a view to making It their White Primary, held Nov. 2t W, II Uxtmrooo H according to the state papers has but home. w Al Ihe rreuett of roany friend», I bave, drcided little chance in the race. If he fails it In the past people thought of Florida to.anaounco my candldacy tur thè nWItion ol S p e n c e r ’ s B r e a d h a n d l e d b y all firstwill rather gsuldlng to Mr. Gaiflditig. Alderman of Sonfoed. »ubject lo thè demion of thè mainly for its ideal climate, its outdoor Whlte Primary brtd Nov. 21, ■ W. W. AtKtatmr life amid flowers -and |Kt(*na In - (lie c l a s s - grocers. The Sanford Hera id now comes to us months when biting, blasting blizzards Havln'l hcfd (he putitimi of Alderman for Olir twice-a-week. The Herald was always a I wlll alalo be a rendidate fur thè poeltion made life almost unendurable I11 other term. and »olldt jtatr tufTeratc »olejy iipou my pait good paper, now it is twice as good. sections. lecüfU SPECIAL ORDERS *FILLED PROMPTLY • S. Hi net ' -• When It comes to newspaper stunts, the Or they thought of it as a placo which Attlwearneat »olldlation of many tnx-pajrer» 'man that puts one over' Holly, Is going could produce oranges and gnpo fruit. and friend». I nm urSetl lo nnuouncc my candMacy • - m m tome.—Ovefdo Advance. far Alderman nf ibe City of.Sanford. luoiert tolhe Now they think of Florida not only for decUlon VVc Make Everything Known to the Trade of thè Whlte Primary, to be beld Nov. 21. m Gio Poi. J*. these reasons, but also because they lOlC Tbe average length of the cgip grow­ realize that it possesses a variety ^f re­ Ihr nm P H O N E 100. NO. I l l P A RK AVENI R ing season In Florida is 348 days which source« which muke possible tho widest subirci lathe decision of the November primary and herewith «lidi mpir »upport, aixamsam sso Is about 25 mure than Southern California anu rtiottprofit aide diversity of agricul­ S. O. SumWum*. our nearest competition in tbo growing ture ^u^manufuctuies. ] will he * randldalr for AUlrrninn. »ohlnct to the decíaIon of the Wl,it,, Primary tobe ke!J NoVttiiber tine. To tho average farmer of the North ' ’ . -------- * ■ — 2l»t. and wilklt >mir »ullray« this statement .ought, to look* good SWAIT IVC. H it VJOKA\I .'Meapect fully J ** ___________ w h Ernsts especially v*hcrc the -average is about The epidemic of vagrancy w|dch has I hereby onncain-« my candidacy foe t»,»,uon of 120 days. been afflicting Jacksonville und ntljer AldeTiliam subject to. the d«*.l»hftl oI tho White cities of the stair, and against winch ’rimary to be held Nov. 2l»t. Hilt. Everything For II. W. IfmvDoaa. The revolution in Chinn, whether it be such drastic remedies have in some cases At the ear noti request of many fritad» I have successful or not, is liable to involve the been enforced, is prevnUjng also in Tam­ deckled to announce my candidacy foe Alderman powers of ihr world in n conflict, notwith­ pa Large numbers of stalwart, nblc- of Sanford lubirrt lothr decialnn of the primen standing the pence treiyics, according to bx)led negroes may at nil hours be seen to be held on Noveintwr Bist. ’ T J Muti* Rear-Admiral Robley D. Fvnns. who is iitnflng about (lie docks and other places f o r Clerk and Assessor conversant with the situation in Chinn where an abundance of work I» to be had I will Iw n raudldale tosan eed 11., «elf In ihr by virtue of long service the Asiatic but in tbe majority of cases if offered nf City t’icrk md #ub* t t tu Ihr ■SEND FOR BIG FREE C ATALO G obs they w ill decline, preferring to bask- wtili«! jifimcry Iw* G« |.t In N«»vrmtj^T squadron of the United Stales navy. Ad M W Lg*. r 1 1 Of the C realest M arine H ardware Concern in the IJ. S. miral Evans is of the opinion that the n the sun in idleness tu raining u living At the of many fHBindt b*v« •)« 1 revolt against the Imperial government by honest labor. The coiiseqiience of o tNCMD? I ^ tid k la ic Im llw uftircÏ of * 41i . 1t util Vie Sell \ i r ie r i will fail, hut thinks It will mark the be- this condition oí nffi»ire are evils of many Aucfticf ftulirrl tu th** tldiiJcrt at the V, * »t»* I « t. , /S* f 4 /fJ k U •* 'flu nury in !•** hr Id N hy ,!í ginnig of the end of China, Just ns Italy'» itids. Such crimes ns burglary, sneak b. j iltouLatjr» ìk occupation of Tripoli is regarded ns the ttiivcry, robbery from the jk-íboii and f o r frciiM irer nnd -Collector beginnlng'Of dissolution of (he Ottoman all varieties of larceny, huie of lute been I «ti ut funi«* my cmulMi»*') im ih«* |H»»lti»iti t-1 alarmingly frequent, nnd crimes of high rrrmurri anti CttlÌtHtur <»i Ihr lily nf Hâiifutil. sul» empire. )•-. i tu ihr dm »hm of ih** ^ hit* l'ftmnry lo U er degree ore nlso commencing to be tiriti hovritvbcf a-lkL ami goUrl ymir voir t W 1* UlWtH Committed. Much of this is the direct re­ OMfCN OHAVOrS I lu-rrhy niifRfimn' ni y tubiniid¡u*y fur (In* ¡* litiuii 1 Green oranges are nm lit to ship t • ft ill of voluntary idleness, for this condi­ tjf Trrafliivrr nini O'Ilrtipif Mihi^T In 11^ «i»** i’ i"« people who know but little about Honda tion is. the prolific source of crime, it be­ >f ih r Primary li riel Mwvrmt*rf .flit f Yt Mi>yva , oranges and less about Itie green ones ing very rarely Hint busy men me ctim Green Florida oranges are not itoison but Jfinis. The conditions have become v, they should not be shipped. Floridian' serious its to cause much discussion of lÀi Ù V V l i V i f V f i i i t i f i r i i V v W g r e t « r *n tr^ know enough about them to relish tin ways und means or providing remedie» orango that has not yet turned golden Pro|icriy, und even life, is being planed i t *■-'■rare sJS-r a M L »• because the Frost King is lute in touch peril, iind ui)|sirtanl business interests R. , .ln glh cm up this year. urc suffering seriously for tlm need of AJi this ado about green oranges cait labor licit these idle loafers might fur •>- be sifted dowrr«o a very fine point, viz. nish. W«f tire informed tliul one vessel Green oranges will never help our state husbi-cn tying ut the docks for eight — CAR, no matter bow much the shlpjicr may ob- days longer thuii It would nnrmnlly have n tnken to discharge her cargo because the \ - tgln. O YOU know of unyono 'V V if If you get by with one shipment the vagabonds along the dock will not work. w ho is old enough to 'inner* are good for a hundred din TI1I1 delay is costing one vessel $300 n rrrnl, who has not seen that untied consumers getting orange» uii dny; nnd she Is not the only one. if this E 1“’&L p .,-. ; ■ jO f« S l for use and a hundred knockers uliu stole of iiffnirs is allowed to continue. Jt hljnt nt a railroad rrn ssin jj? J V « . a Æ ' rV J tnkefffO umuy(It degrr-e of discernment ill netwr buy another Florida orange g»4 {\ If everyone hna »eer»' It at some The Citrus Exchange should" not he to foresee wlfiit will be tho inevttojalc time or other, then why rloein’t ape In tho fight against gredn oranges effect upon the commerce of our port -if ths raUro.il Jet ths sign rot f e -t away* W hy does the railroad it eveYy Indcix'ndeat grown* ami everV ¡illowed to go abroad mid become gen l i j,y , company c o n t i n u e to keep inmlsslon Ann. Tbo other side*'- tp the trail y known In 'shlpplnir circles that m r. those sign» at every croaslnj; f question is that there are some early vessels Umt visit Taliiph cannot obtain Mnyira you thlnif, Mr. Merbhant, varieties of oranges that while not highly hands to' discharge cargo or loud. We "Meat evetybody knows rtiy - • d folordd. urc fit.and perfect to out now.' cannot 'afford to allow this condition of •tore, I don't have to advettlse." 'Hut o«p these ho separated from the un- affairs t'o exisl longer. It must bo stbp¡ Your albre and ,1 your good« nerd , ..lit,,immature fruitf You might slop u ped, and at one*— Tmnpo Times. . more a.Tvertlft ising than the r>dt- car .load of Parson Brown» of perfect tne dt need rtn to warn people . We (lave Fleishiuaiiii's Yeast Try — AN!) • to "Look Out lor the Cars-** « ZjStri' ' ' coJphand fully 11101100! and get .0 guod It, J. D. Roberts. If > « ¡ ¿ » ‘ for tjMMu. t ’ Nothing Is ever c o m p le te d th e Try our 4 "Crown" Butter, for sale advertising world. -• Your u<l4}ibur may have another kind by I. U. Roberts. if •w-----------;------------------v i t a l U nof-rlpn.bui vour'high pcico turns The Department Blores are a . i Week o f f’ royer very good example— they are j . V,1his Head and ha sjtips a carload that continually advertising — end *This week is to be observed by tho ^B^;d^...*hotiklvhnve beeu left on the tree* until they are continually d oin g a Hume and Foreign Missionary Societies •’January.' His fryll* drugs the market, i good bualnesa. „ . * » * f t * * ’ *« M E 5 ? - « . - ' kills, tho florid* orange and kills the as trweek of prayer. Monday undThur** M * *, If it pays to run a few ads 'round dny afternoons the Foreign Missiunary - >v. prospect for either of you »flipping any about ChrUtma* time, (tjfcr- , i S e n d ftfr C a t a l o g u e s , P r i c e s a n d T e r m s Sociejyjjfill have charge oi.ilie meetings. ■tainly wJU pay you to run *d- ‘ more, fruit during tho season. ■) ® ¿ » - •. 1 • ; * ' • • -t t s* ’. ; re i venlrementsabout all tl|e time, l _ ~ p , • Tho question Is one that wilt require Tuew'dy and Ffiday nftenioons will be ■V -t/.ipost' careful %consideration and there devoted to .the interests of Home Missions. ' ft's last business, that's »11, to dv 1 -.should be 00 trouble or mud-slinging en; Interesting programs fiavc been arranged ADVERTISE in •j ter ln$o i t , Every fairminded man In the' for each afternoon. There will be special THIS PAt’ ER state agrees liuit green oranges should music,' A cordial invitation is extender! F L O R I D A 5; (0 every ono to bo present. The offer¿toot be a ll pped. fY / ■ The great problem to decide is Just liigs will .lie devoted to sjieclalizcd and needed work in both societlf». jNe when oranges can be shlptmt rmd hqw much ’ I ! ‘ _ ~c* aoon oil partle^will get together on'- the Yellow Corn Meal at J. D. Roberts. If ■ •ubjoct arid decide the question. Pimento Ctieese, always good. J. D. Roberts. Phone • tf THC CALL o r riOfUDA Matinee Party .Tne Florida East Coast Railway is putLillie Arrnlnio HoVser celebrated ' her P fyt Ung up some attractive advertising In ...■' r ' ■"- " r » . ■' ' ■ ' ■ >■» , ■ ■■■ , ■ tbe Manufacturers Record jind the facts seventh birthday* by inviting aeveral of Ten miles from either Sanford or.Orlnndo on main- rond wilL ^pen its her little neighborhood friends to ncoont. and figure« of sine are given below; * LA. £y \ , doors for business N o v e m b e r 4 t h , 1911. NeWly Renovated aud Between 1900 and 1010 the population panv her to the Imperial Theatre (a ie t ■nwi ‘ : of the United States Increased 21 pec the moving picture» Saturday afternoon. furnished at an expense of $15,000. Riites $2.00 per day and’ ljjp, When they returned to the residence of cent. * American Plan, and $1.00 per day aud up, European Plan. Special During ths same period the population her grand-parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. H Hill «.beautiful birthday.c«ke with seven of Florida Increased 42.4'per cent. Rates by Week or Month. For full particulars and information Tele­ Thus Florida's population increased tiny candies, ready to Tie lighted, with de­ phone, write or wire . . ‘vf twice as rapidly as that of the' entire licious lea cream awaited them. Tho w igaTj-T— STMT-TT lia ■ ÌI mi young guests were Sarah Wight. Margaret country. . . .. Its rate of Increase was greater than Davidson, Gladys Wilson, Anna Griaton. or a that of-any other Slate east of the Mini- Mary Elizabeth PueUtnn, Vlrgie Packard. MoJJlo Abernathy, Martha Chappell. ¡vrlj.pi Fiver. ’ * P roprietor Ybetnatferial advance of the Statens ~ Bulk Graham M ourat J, D. Robcrte. jUustrated in tbe Increase in agricultural Vtf L -.s .V r< . T« V ' »♦ V S i * -•V,' ; . t-; i _ ^ éçgiu- - Í THE SANFORD HERALD A NNOUNCEMENTS j TTtrasher’s Great Fluid SPENCER'S BAKER Y M O T O R ¡S C A T S A t R o c k B o tto m P r ic e s F O R THE D ! DISTRIBUTORS FORI I Stein way & Sons ' •Mel. Belir Bros. Mathushek •H“Crown” Story Cl.u ;e Kohler & Campbell - Haines lin, and Fischer .\. A N O ¡T h e A. JA C K S O N V IL L E %\)t ilc\u 3Long\iiooh i)otrl at 2.oitg\uooh, jfiortha - C. JVI. E N TZ M IN G E R .; P. F A L C K Resident Manager �■ ffyjv-v •■ • *. n i t sAweRft. ttenAio I I I I I [ I c. O. McLaughlin, tile (lenlid represen­ tative oí Armour Fertilizer Co . went over TO Gainesville today on business _ Mr. Check is tnrk on the j<it> niel we Z ^ K i r è l f E N All Local AdVi't ti-.rim .it knurr* thin H a p p e n in g s — M e n t io n û f con look forward in uv*re ImiMtn*! *i>.l limiting tine t riti a V. improvement ilntintl the wmtet Ib­ Malters In B r ie f . is u most enthusiastic Sun fon I t»"iMrr nml lins tirent co it(id enee in tin- fuuirnv*. ITEMS Of INTEREST of the city. ~ George Me Culloagh. ihn well known : Summary of the Floutlit* Small Ta(h Ifleet ricino o í the S.intoni 1 '»‘ni imi I <n I Co, in restili)! s i ' ) .it the Oriunda Cani' h ^ succinctly Arranged for MurJLaéJL i** i» ?i a •. J1 • „# Hottie nti'l Hof pit id after n suet.-ssf'il rled Herald Readers. ... fut •• I it> y id • I.......... '* i o Miration (or uppcndidlis. •Waller Beatty »peut Saturday jo Or_tntn-rtTrrr-mr rt r t o i r pm a m f t/Mra. M. E. Symes Inis returned to Suiih*'l(i and i tijior.- " ............ -v t • i i> mUndo. . tain. . l-nilllin llruuK». Ijikelondon ft bdrf- ford fprlite Winter niter spending noverïd ‘ |t E. Tolar went to months ill lier old Itothe III Michigan and COOKING EN CASStROLE ineu trip. Chiedilo. She svilir he the gue^l of 1e r ‘ny urna Harry Ward i» sojimmlug #» ^ daughter, Mrs. II A, Howard. 1 or S ile—J acre» wii . I i lulu- ! Cnsseml* l'iti Itery I- i,(';nl|ly ad* Bruch, for n whller «• •.... - 1 I Vah.tug ¡li futi.; a. It I. a;, i way The llcruld is just aUyil the rim -.1 Ini - I-/» * Hi b<*nn<i; j. . |i i f H. L Hughe», transacted husin water and vegetable »eelion S M.V uiiii o. nerving i hr- main dish with ve go of au advertising niedltim that es «i up Sanfihd, Bax l il i. M jiji fa b le }/ T lie eheai <*M cuts of meat, TomP0 011 Wednesday. perded to the business men of any ell y I or Kent—ti'iixiln house, aliai l I Ilf III shed by pio loud cookliif mu].with the ad* . B T. Houser came up irem 1 Do you Mr. Merchant realize ilio vaine of rooms. Call corner Magnolia hml Ninth and spent Sunday with his family. rill "nd" ill the Two rimen a week I dtUon of vr»;r«tnhlei to flavor, multo * Mrs Minnie Jonc»’ is at home «gain, ftfi or Rent— li-st nxirh li-ui-u u In- 1 l of otl Inevp ns. . i i li J. S. Thresher has retun ted (rum Park Ave, S.-iafnnf MiMi'lil O on: - iret-s / Cldeki ii l.s .!•• km i- ci*dk"d nnd ter a stay of some time'In Oveldo. ^ TUusvillo where he has just n(.rayed -t.title i UImhI garden S(»,t. unit wnV-r Apply A |»t'r\ed ell etf * Bonj. w Mr. nnd Mrs. Frartk Miller on Gurney Dmidney. * IX lip I Cllftut unti ..ti(.aitili) Hill vl.ii luiu at (tlu Saturday morning, a fine baby boy. Three Light IImiM* Keeping Apartment« Joint», roll in flour «ml fry In butter For Heut— 00 51 00 and 5 J 0(10 per or pork fnt until brown <m both sides, At the Cate City House you can get week Southeast yorper of Second S t, l’ ut the Jalala lino the coauorulo. add . l_ i ni.ii—hoard for J1 tier week* and lenirei Atfènuc I t ti a-pint, of »lock which la uindo by Ten- lures .of good hind lor sale at'a ftovvlu:; Iho wing lip-- ami neck, cook liargaiiiaetJ iiree acres ch-au-d nij I crup l«td Itisi iruviii All under (etico Nt’ iii an hourniuln half, tlum .rrtrt paibulk-d' joiidiui! ni.ilion on lrnfli.i t'lm - 'Alm ut (‘ixUitoes and euri o n , ilm pni.itoea In ball« and the rarrntg eut ln*sHri*»> knell aw .y r UII Ill'll}. I I! I t.ro'Aii in i : t" 1 i s 'ti ifi< filli, e * ill •11 .X fe s ill' 'll . i. ill.,- ir i f 1.I S de— S, fd I I ' d . ■ -if. P I ; ift, pro ve me nt In tin u n .............imi A miel soi). Il A IÎÎ1 I *s»iul(|i I ( ¡i I1 ok until \ lit. a -1* . .. !. mb t. V. . .tu J- ned 'b John Keene, was slinking banns wiin » 1.1 ■i* n • ' f , POR- THIS WEEK Graham Flour Yellow Caen. Meal Bulk s Mince Meat Pimento Cheese bis many old friends several day# of this del week "n * . If you like the Twico-a-weck Herald ' lake It. pay for It anil »t(Jp reading your I * neighbors'. vMrs. J. M. Lord is visiting her son. Kcv. sc' M M Lotd at Martel nnd expects to stay 11ri . . » ** <■ «m severni weeks. . ^ • T. K. Bales, is so good natured that ho ^ kills chickeiii free of charge for Id» ‘ ‘ L eountij friends. ^ A p. Thumiuon of Savannah representlog the Keilxlngton-iypewnter w u in i Imj city on Tlmrwlny. )(f . y. p. I-osier the genial cash Ior of the ()|t ' .First Natlonul Bank is transacttng bos- |r,( hies» m .liuksmivllle 1 y vv t; I'.ilrrwr nnd XV M Haynes spent j )ll(( Wnines'll!) m lamp.) nnd re|xirt a good , lime while m Ifte cigar‘City. I ,j0, A Jui kvaiville real estate llrm r-. «•«- ,|| dearormg lu mtoiosi Sahfufd Jieofde m I f , t Jacksonville |io|iort) thi* week }- While h Maxwell was in I Ampa yenlenluy. Cupt I’, M. Elder hell down the puldon hi the City Cigar atnre. * •* Anymru-desiring n Hue ten ucro tr.iet of land partly cleared and well located . sii'iuld see rhe Herald office at once. - ■iV * * —. . r ' *J. II- (Kerman Ì» in Tnmpn today nttcuding the Laumlrymen's association of which lie is one of the mast nuth'ushuttle* t nemliett Mg'lT, * pr. and Mrs: Joel Swartz, tmve moved latoS.iiifard from Cameron City, nnd li»vc ipditnwiits on thr corner of Park Avo, Sei! Filini St. Yeast Crown » Butter \ i * t I*Ii« I \\VNI ill Her Sa ninni. M orilla ì inn, I -i i \o*. I il ) il in- 11., i ctmrrh. nt l :tn tonight, to win**b • r-11 •' Invitan -.i . ' st *n*1' 1to .til • ii i giyin ¡ aino I I.) ib ,-*ij(i . l i t - ; -.i lu-) 10 lu fail u( illlt-ri-'t t lin- nul alni enjoy a pimi'ani i-vriiiiu' . ' ^.ilrs GeorgeBpeer is now in the collec A. F. I «lek. ni inagrì of the new hot el lion department of the First Natonul - Emk and everyboily "will have to pay tip. nt laingwaud, was in tin* rliy on S iturday Mr I ah k i-xj* i in ..ji ii ilo* m Just four ilullari a week is all The time hotel nbunt November I ill and this will City Haase asks you for* the best mbit* ff t • bea lug « veni in I I i '••!) 11’ •*•. 1 I by *;* board jiiv- n in SunfonJ or miy Other eity VAh Iiii* lh-ii> bus resumed Iin position xrltli thr Firyj XuHuhnt lifter a pira» ini vacati'm it various North Corubini re- Fieischmans lot * i r . *. j .¿,'i i * *. heaters on the market.' * F. A .vb nipin Nil.u. or aio pai I in.vO, .. »oh a . Ilio raruvtii «nil turulpn. Iiofuro adding to Sunfoftl. FI* t III tie Wunte*f—Ions Priekly tOt Itarí I r I this pork lu the his nr-mio f'nê|>r with ilio IbjiiPr timi (In* ranni» were ly Az-h Meiru-s, lh-i*t I -n. m* iv" . m ledvejO. Siillingi i mul Hin- Flag l-î. »-.* j -ookcil In und bake until all rliu v.'iie l’urial Vi->s*. all kind' ■ ..1 ' . 1. I (ei i !.. I ... - nrc sy(t rior 5 u r in e s Ii*r i ulti v«•11.a «taitón ■ I w'Tti ai')1 -o M. - vi I. Atimi . . !■-.> »¡.I •- 1 I dies in meet Ilei n - mm tl a kli--' i i sci ni Now Vork. who han^urartgsd BOiiv? ¡ i ordiate—lofi tea dvt-i'Me 1n branuti of the most ntlntetive ideas m hcadge-ir "nik{ ijirtin,-'-. t*o!! -ya*, r- n| Iot fonli book that have ever neon shown hi .Vuifiud kl; i; pi fit; a lp i 'ii-n a et i .! .< in.ir.'«* hi " ) of alie Pm il1 i -a ' f "llrgiV I a.] i-i The ijjw'iilng tlit > yeiir was v.-ry inform d lie. n’t ..I , ' . but every d l) •an be I'zn.'.-I .< 1 >| an . Nuin.r i •: 1 day at Allens ll.it -'^Bp 11 ' a 'a ml <M the lugli cu vi of il viiig we ti., pit ymiT mi liiits w.thtu Un i ■<n i >V' i • («i. ki-l 1>«-K t »a i »i ai»11 - i 0.1 d to rcucti. T r y Jt 1 James li. Tbortby. a resident of Cohn. A telegram was received h> Xti m l 1 Ns porchasc*l’a five «ere farm on the Mrs. Il.uiirnk iinnouiiuiig tin* d' alh id West Side and will havu Ids pio|w/ty Im- their daughter. Mr' t‘ I .1 -ini'i no* < 1 -/ proved at once. ' t- • Taylor Vide, wlio leaves an infuni four , j( The many friends of Frederic Rand are weeks old. Mr. orni Mrs. Ilufnrick, lhrirj«,| glnJ to lee tihn on th« afreet again, after sou, John L. and duughti-r. Cm a l i*e left |K immrdintely to attend the fonerai on Í *' ^ " h ^ C ^ h ju T 1 *H' l^° ,nou,lta*ns M o v POPULARITY N O W ON A T T H E ''' ' wn commi slots tai&apd tcT*jifté^fó’Sanford and ns iisuaLwijf i n jR t Ids Icily his headquarter» n m C H O I C E O F A F I N E — --------- * e * V id Rine:-, or, Brooch Un (tr^pluY?»* H- McLaulin's Jowelcry Store tcfl-V' ’ (kulil arul—g u a tu a tcccl. by - M r .- M c l.a y lin ) xvilt Uc nwotjlnd to the yotntjj lad y secu rin g the m ost,' ydtes. . N o m in a tio n s n o w op en , and will observa W i u \ left Tn rrthe nndearly hermorning bm,hCT rM: AcCaldwell, dn •JnJw Jackwjnvme to b e xHth thdr s ls ’ H‘ ^ P®»nèTwlio«j son 1» in a a n d th e j u i v il e ¿ c o f o n e n o m in a t io n c e n t A d m is s io n , tm t C om e .V an tikis T i p c D iirtA ïôhd. Suh».*r ii v for I ril<v l*APT. f< ' and ,f xvitn h e lp ca som e �October 21, un ; Mr. Spencer, says he is the candidate of the people, -not of the politi­ cians. He must met to convey the idea that I am the politicians’ candidate. • Now let’s see ; '/ ;• *' v . This is not Mr. Spencer’s first time. •. - V ■ . , -V r • He has been a candidate before within the last four years, and he has been actively opposed to everything and everybody connected with the present-city adnciinistration during the timet > Always speak. - ~ 1— “ in training” so to ■ " . Frank L. Woodruff has been a candidate fdr one office or an otfiertir* nearly every campaign, municipal and count#,since I,came to Sanford and 1 1 , -i i / - "V i ' , : the records show that he has held City.offices m any times before my coming. Mr. Theodore J. Miller is a .battle-scarred yeiteran of iA$fny b municipal * . i T i 2 i r' ' : -1 campaigns— sometimes winning and' sometimes losing, Frank f t ’Miller, “Little Breecftds,” campaign the press is the. most constant,.4f not tlie rJ J ! ' V r- Mr. Spencer’s politician I know— always on the job. W. H. Underwood arrived herd’ aftpr I did; Vr t? * fice two years ago. ' i , l . # * Did run last year and is r Would you call these men politicians, or o I nearly forgot E. E. Brady, the noisy ope. '* : '••• : •> These Are M r. Spe I am not a recent __ HHH ■ ' m \ 1’ '» » » j S B ^ a Kgsss �■ 3 r f m tHfc SÂNrORO HERALD ^¿^INSTITUIE TRAIN HENRYDEANE SANDBAOCED WW ” lai N**t Month u * a t' “ ^ ¿ í r t e tour o M h e n .1 * - Tbe tfaln “Struck on the heed with a blunt in­ * ^corp* oí lecture*. wlU start from strument, Henry_Deane, Jr.„one of Jack­ ¿t^UirN^Yem bef 15. end ,t0^*V aU sonville's most popular young men. was rL rea ttow n *. Tbe complet* lüherarr lound in an unconscious condition by ^ a n n o u n c e d within * * William Angea In front of the residence .^ b e «n tI.to itb e.p eclâ l 01 o f the latter, corner of Oak end Goodwin streets, at 7:45 o'clock Saturday night and îL ^ rioa d s of termini implements rep- w*s removed to St. Luke’s hospital In an ¡2 ,tln g the met Improeed machinery apparently dying condition. The aksault was one of the most das­ la tb e « t â t e oœ carload of bo** iwenty or twenty- tardly (hat has occurred In this city for fire bead, representing -four or fiv# oi some time and robbery was the apparent motive of the cowardly assailant as the tbemost lmi«ved breed*. •. Qae-«ufent of forage crop* graaaea. pockets of tlie young man's trousers «vere -real*, corn, legune* that hove been col­ turned inside out and aside from a check, lated during the peat six month». nothing of value wus found upon him. One carload ol ci mi» probucu. repro- when he was discovered by Mr. Angss. -ndng method, of pocking, varieties of Tbe latter happened to hear some ne­ , t nd grapefruit*, eta. 111ultra ted groes discussing the fact that a man's JJJ^otograph* and enlarged chart* to body wa* lying in from of his residence g » * methods of disease, application of and at first placed no credence in their fjrtJUter. eta Fifteen or twenty differ­ discussion. Noting the earnestness of ent ism pie* sell and aa many package* their conversation however, he deemed of fartillring material, collection of pre- an investigation advisable, and, upon eerved frulu *od vegetabea. Five or aix walking to the front of the house, found dwueand bulletin* publUbed by the Flpr- the body of young Deane. He at once td* Experiment Station god. the United notified police headquarters and the in­ State* deportment of agriculture. .About jured man was taken to St. Luke's hos­ gxty enlarged'chart* u»ed in the Farm- pital, In the police ambulance. «*• institute wort whjch coven topic* The identity of the young man was at ou fertilizer*, feed*, method of tillage first unknown, fif check bearing the •eed «election, livestock, and tuggeatlon* signature, Henry Deane, Jr., was found that are of *nter»l to every farmer. A- upon his person, tiis family was com­ bout 200 photograph*, 100 of which, eu- municated with, and u short time later, Urged, that have been carelully selected friends arrived, at the hospital and readily for the farmer* Inatitute work*, . Identified him. The •pert era. Prof. P H. Rolf*, director Young Deane'« father is at present in Florida experiment Station and superin­ Sanford and having need for some ready tendent of Farmer*' InJtihlte; C. A. Me- funds, the young man drew . d' check q^errie, a*si»t*nt superintendent: A.P. payable to cash and left his Ikome early Spencer, assistant exteualoo’. H- S. Faw­ In the evening with intention of getting cett. plant pathologist, Florida Experi­ it cashed. That was the Inst seen of ment StatiomE;W: Berger. »tate ntvaey him until his unconscious form was - _ Inspector, rfie speaker* -Will be changed found. from time to time according to the deReports frpm St. Imkc'i hospital at a manili ol the territory through which the late hour last night were to (he effect train will pas*. An expert whose name that young Deane's chances of recovery we have not secured will give Important are very slight and Dr. P. C. Peiry, the advice on the packing, handling, end attending surgeon, was able to.offer little marketing of citrus product*. Everything encouragement will be carefully labeled and diaplaprd The police went to work upon like case ' to the best advantage. at once, but have , as yet obtained no no clue as lo*tho pcriietrator of tike crime, On Inspection Tour Thursday afternoon a party of gentle­ which happened in a prominent part of men. at llte Invitation of Chairman Muse one of Jacksonville's most fashionable Woodruff, member* suburbs and one of which there has been considerable complaint of late, in regard county kufilaent' police pro Orange county, tour of Inspection of the public works lection. -------Tlie Injured man is 21 years of age that this county Is having, done ut the Geneva ferryi The party wa* composed and is popular in every portion of the oT Messrs George 11. Femnld, M. F. city. He tkss no known cqefiiies and the Robinson, Thomas K. Bates, Thomas J. motive of tike assault was undoubtedly Miller, N. II. Gamer, B. Drew, of Orlando, robbery. Sheriff Bowden Is ikprtonaUy at and C . M, Entzminger, of Long wood. work upon the oaso, In conjunction with The wbrk an |hfl ferry 4t tbe foot of Celery ths polioe department, and it is hoped ■ avenue is completed. The trip aero** the that a clue as to the guilty party will be river can now be made in three minute*. found within the next few liours.” Tbe approaches ttT this ferry on both rides are In good shape and the increased Brevard Wonts Osteen Bridge traffic via this route show* the epprodn •We are informed thal (he Brevard tioh of the traveling public in Its favor. County commissioner* will urge the Orange It la an Improvement that should have goonty commissioner* to meet tlie Volu­ tin county commissioners for a brill ge been made year* ago. A* *oon Volusia and Orange counties pin get to­ «cross the St. Johns River at the Osteen gether on the matter there will be a ferry. This will be backed up by a peti­ drawbridge put in here, thus doing away tion from the people aif that county to the Qrftugo county commissioners. Whether with the ferry altogether. The project at Qenova forty is well un. the commissioners of Brevard will con­ der way. The MetvUl-Steven*' Company’s tribute towards the building of this bridge dredge has-^bout completed the cutoff we are not informed, but thoy realize (he and Is now making the east eppraoch'by importune« of the bridge at this point as dredging along tbe sides of the east « connection between the East Coast and portion of the rout*. Tbe woodwork the interior and Wesr Coast. been oomDieted and Is ready for service Tbe Joint meeting of the commissioners tbe moment the steel drawbridge la in­ of Volusia and Orange counties are lo stalled. Tbe draw will be seventy-five meet at the November meeting and it Is feet long and of tbe beat steel construc­ probable that Brevard rimy have o repre­ tion. The materials for this portion of sentative at (he meeting. We cannot the work are expected at any time now tell what the out-come w ill be but the and a* soon aa they arrive a large force people want a bridge across the St. Johns uf men will be to wort getting them in River and It is genoraily recognized that place. the Osteen ferry is the best place for it. Chairman Overstreet was wall pleased Noted Aviator Killed with tbe manner in which the work la Eugene Ely, the well known aviator being handled and feels that the county wjis fatally injured at tbe stale fair Is getting good value for «very dollar It grounds at kiaoon' ybsterday afternoon has Invested In this progressivo ito provement. when his aeroplane ‘refused to rise after a sensational dip and plunged with him fifty fast to the earth. In the presence of nearly U.OOO people be fell to the mid­ dle of the inclosure of the mile track, al­ most clearing the machine by « desperate leap that be made when lie realized his peril His body was broken in a score of plaoesand he died II minutes after the fatal foil ■ * hag « M ' M i * m ri* -c * 1 H Chase & Co Sm s 0M E TO W N HELPS ■ : ; |S [Saal] AdmloUueuix. «nos 10-10 11*14 I M I HB H « M l > SHIPPERS OF » Florida Fruits »«<' Vegetables Many CltUs Devoting Inorgy and Vasi •um« to Causo of Civlo Im­ provement. t* j I & . 'A - --------- It Is one of tho practlaally hopeful ♦eeeeee pbonomen* In altlea making effort to becom e prosperous end comfortable, bore end tn Europe, that tho work la not tn the band« merely of art eoei■tlee and "beaut!flora," but In the bonda of boards of trade, chambers of oomcheroe. taxpayers and merchants' associations, shippers, manufacturer*. SANFORD, FLORIDA Boeton felt Itself declining, not os an Amerloan Athens, but as a— well ’ let the report which stirred, up her bust nets msn speak for lt»*Jf: "T h e foundation o f convenient thor­ oughfare* Incidentally create* sites for Important buildings. Are tbe oourt NORTH EAST bouse and Symphony ball, Horticul­ • * tural ball and the Conservatory of Hu­ ai* and the Christian Bcltnoe temple plaoed where they show to the beet ad­ vantage! How much they might hare added to the city If they occupied mon­ umental sites I "Our report offer* *om# mggeetlooe for street change* that will create monumental *tte*, aa wall os for euW ting (treat* through waste and desert­ ed districts near the city centers, and for the profitable expansion of the SOUTH WEST olty—expansion that might bring dead land Into activity, raise taxable val­ ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN uer, Increase the use of tbe water front or harbor, and thus add to tbe DINING AND SLEEPING CARS riches of the city. "The fever for municipal Improve­ ment ha* also reached Booth Ame rto* For Information. Rates and Reservations see nearand we are told that In Rio Janeiro J5 est Atlantic Const Line Agent or write they are not only building fine dock* and Improving the harbor, but that a ■pace of two and a half mil** long and three hundred feet wld* has been ap­ propriated through tho settled city 130 West Bay St. JACKSONVILLE, fLORIDA from water to water for s boulevard one hundred feet wide and over a mile long. Tha sale of the on« hundred feet on either side la sold to have paid for the whole Improvement. In the short space of etghten month* the oily constructed thle beautiful avenue and gained an enormous amount of ta sable property _L "In rormosa the Japanese are plan­ ning a capital. Mr Frthltna. the arch­ itect who has the design In hand, has B lackam ith ln g and H o r s e s h o e in g recommended the eeseotisl principle# H a rn e ss and VVsgons o L jh e original plan of Washington. "T*EoS#' Araericait^rttl*« which have H EAVV HAULING AND CO N TR A C TIN G bad time <6 think sre'TeToting.aayrfy and vast sums o f money to w ort o f this or of tlmllar -character. They find that municipal Improvement not out/ tends to their own oonvenlenae, bat also to attraot strangers sad to di­ rectly contribute toward a olty** mate­ rial prosperity.“ General Insurance Agents l * ni r -- ¡-.Y-Vt m Atlantic Coast Line ii-i I« > ■ *a § l A. W . FRITOT, D. P.. Agent HAND B R O TH ER S LIVERY. F E E D and SALES STABLE Horses and Mulos Bought and Exchanged Shoe Repairing iy-ffiU . i 1 - 1-3 by - M achinery Quicker, Neater and Better than tho Old VVay PLEAS FOR THE PLAYGROUND Boy* and (Urla of the Oltlee Shout'd Have Their Rubile PI •f Recreado«. rj . *, ' M „> * , * - . ji . 9• ' 1V, F IR S T N A T IO N A L OF SANFORD, FLA . . - . *■ v ., *- rtr -* _ * . k -- t-j IV.TkWl?1; •mH H ANSO N CINGER A LE OR SODAW ATER .q.V Only National Bank In Orango Cpunty. - Funds by Burglary. Insursncs . *À • G O N N E GENERAL FIRE i INSURANCE AGENT w I* • »>*( V is i ", N>- i--: . t VSL*' rM jin *i ■ J^ . SANFORD, flO M D k L-■ . i ».* ; g |Lj Herr FTo«b*l. In "Tbe Bdueadan of Man.“ »ays: “ Every town should have Its own *w common playground for the boysDrink a Bottlo of Glorious r**ult would come from this /o r the entire community. Por at this period1games, whenever It Is feasible, are common, and thus develop the feeling and dealre for community, and the laws and requirements of commu­ nity. The boy tries to see himself la bis .companions, to feel himself In them, to weigh and measure himself by them, to know and find himself with their help.- Tbua the games di­ Munufactured with pure distilled^water—they wlU prevent iUncas, aid rectly Influence and educate tbe boy ,t< -digestion and give you health for life, awaken and aulUvate many civil and moral virtue*.“ • ,' Th o Sanford Coca Cola Bottling .Co., S a n fo rd , Fla From the eastern part of oar coun­ try come* «a eloquent plea for the Undent of playgrounds at Ptttuburg. tendent of playgrounds at PUUburgb. writ*»: “Prom the Juvenile court, .* .'Ht-n from prisons, froth hospitals; from students or social evils, from every OHO. PRHNALD, yiee-Pree. t . M. HAND. Pr**l«enl départaient o f aciano« devoted ' to' the g .P . WHITHHB.r * -----P. P. POHSTHR, C**htV study of man, comas the way nil ng that In mir day. a* In no other day, the world ha* y*t aeeti, ■vf* need In‘ opr - t-TSS Protected <■ great cities to give head to the nature Safety Deposit.Boxas for Rent J ' and spirit of childhood and youth and ORGANIZED 1887 to tha right o f the paoplb to happlnass. Society bo* not gm mach for­ gotten aa It baa. failed to PsqUae in theee atrenuoua day* of ' nuUariallsm . a * how much modern city . and aoctal conditio»« are making void for many ~ iy ■ * Lu'ndamanUl lanat of our naUonal a," creed. In the boy* «ad girls of tha •t streets, in the déljnâtiant. (he fallen, the outcast, .thrt'ilnucceaaful and tbe mlsflU there lrf'the sama hunger-for — «w fe y 1happiness that Is our own. Hut If that hunger must be s*¿Tifi»d. In tbe one or two o r three-Todmed borne of the tenement, tn tils street, nickelo­ deon, cheap theater, saloon or publie SAN rotto. FLORIDA Office Above rirat National dance hall, or not ât all. who ... f w n iiP Just Try Me and See Same Man but New Location No. 113 W .'fir s t Street, Next Door to W oodniT F T Store i» H ; * ttvf ALL CLASSES AID IN WORK 1 - o' ’far#* - 1*4 lilt IfLi , » . flit" 4 -,r ¿ The hog ani hominy idea H‘ taking a firm hold on Sanford farmers. Mr. 1L 11. Chappell grew soma WOO bushels of corn the past season, basldak putting up large quantities of bay. Many farmers are so“ ring good-sized drove* of hogs It has been estimated that bog meat cam be produced for |m than two pent* per poond and from the price* obtained foi In Court of County Judge, State o f P«h at North w^o baa been accustomed florida to handling «Weighty or a hundred-acre Ot*n*e County farm 1» Inclined to (net tbe trivia! unit iw P B ü í ) I*hereby (Iren, to all «hora It may coo w five acres as obtain In Sanford as a| A. D . 1012. I In k day of A j Mania, Jud*a »M until it Is explained to him that It of reíd Court •« Judie o( Probate, (or •njrJS’rêl require* 55,000. celery plant* to set an dUchar*e as AdmloUtr* Irli of tbe MI*Lt _________ at the tame lime «Botared; and that i » « * and that each one of them la pluck- nettar WiU.Bre*mtt to told Oourt my Unti *œjuuu •• “ .dropped, set and watered by hand Adsdaìuratm « i« ld «tuie, and uk (or thalr Then he realise« that there la much work **ìKurfkct.. lìdi. A. D.. IBU. " Mre-H. E. Hont«, attending dor system of crop growings. wonder at Individual ruin or aeeisJ TIMaa-Uoloo, • m I M ao, The Victim of t t t t t Popular young Highwaymen In Jacksonville •V, Aüwtic Co m i U ne rmilroed tu« The following in the Ttmes-Unlon will ' L Îio M d e train oí al* cor» and be read with regret by Sahford people £ J \  aw».' ‘ ' i t l T Z Who knew and loved the young man for bis manly qualities: , . M w te of the Unlvenlty oí - ï n M ** ■ r° * iM m lfgPI M v ' s �C O M PAR ISO N O F OUR 30 H . P . Five-Passenger Touring Car A T $ 9 0 0 W IT H SO M E O F T H E O T H E R P O P U L A R PRICED A U T O OVERLAND MODEL 59 T M O B IL E V A L U E S F O R 1912 Found in the $900 thirty horse power Touring Car, and we have the largest single plant in the world. In the entire Overland line the proportionate value is the same, although it possibly is not so apparejxtlatJirst gin nee in all the models as in this newest product Every refinement possible to be made is found In the 1912 Overland line, and^adiile changes are in no way revolutionary and^in many cases unnoflceable unless special attention is called»to them, theyftare all of great importance. “ ’ ~~ Call in at Our Large, New Garage and Let Us Show OVERLAND MODEL 59 R B. & O. MOTOR CAR COMPANY F L O R ID A S A N FO R D Friend Holly: Appreciated %, -• \ In the November Womans Home Cbm« paniou a contributor advises women on 1 say three cheers for you, you have talk. Five rales.are laid down: struck the key note. Keep the good work * * 4 »’ 1. Don't tall long stories, or even short going and maybe by the time our next ones; unless you have an especial gift for legislature meet# we poor devil# of sheriff# and deputies may be able to lie down at night without dreaming of some ' Z. Remember that talking about yourlaw-breaker seining the fresh water « * » is an indulgence, oml as such, should lakes or Hie noble old St. Johns r i m at bo strictly limited.. , the dead hour# of night for the sake df 3. If another woman tells you of soma making, a few dollars. I aay again that 1 sensation or experience o f ber own. don't am o f the opinion If our public preaa will Immediately cap with' on* of yours. take this /natter up*aa you‘have done and “ Swapping tastes" U of tbe lowest order keep It up there «fill be no more such of conversation. 1 have been in circles case# as the one that baa Just happened where tbe talk consisted In each woman's in our sister county of Volusia. taking ber tarn in telling bow she thought With the best wishes for you and your or felt about some commonplace subject, success, I beg to be. such as the digestibility of shell-fish, or Yours truly. liability to colds. * J. A. Kirkwood. 4. Never lose consciousness of the Sheriff, Orange County. p r ’portion of the talk:-you are usurping, and. If you are'ffefiEfg more than your - -i Weklva Baptist Association share, be sure that the quality matches Tbe Wcklva Baptist - Association held . the quantity. ita annual meeting at Orlando, October 3. Discriminate always between talk IBih and 20tb, Messengers attending for your own pleasure and talk for - your from Sanford Rev. and-Mrs. J. Vf. Wlldfriends.' People constantly'lett. the stu­ mab, Jno. D. Jihklna. W. IL Ttixbury. pidest anecdotes because these have be­ Mrs, M. M. Stewart. Mrs. J Lalog. J, come charged with some extraneous T. Denton and W. G. Aldridge. Officer# charm impossible to transmit.* Perhaps elected for ensuing yeqr G. W. Ho{n>et.‘ the occasion when It lodi place wak im­ Eustlt, moderator; Jno., D, Jlnkins, San­ portant because some particular, person ford, clerk; Buoy an Stephens. Klasimmee, was there, and every detail of it has chairman o f executive committee. taken on a radiance visible only to tbe After a very interesting and ; profitable Beak Club ' A number o l ladies ' met - at the resi­ dence of Mrs. H. E~ Tolar and organised a Book Qub, whldr will be given a spedgl name at a future meeting Tbë düb will be composed of twelve members: they wHTmeet once a month at the home o f each member in turn. Twelve o f tbe beat, latest and most ‘ popular novels will be ordered, each member selecting /her . own book, which will be read, and passed on in turn to the. other members, while, at the end of the year, each member will have read tbe twelve books. They will meet In turn at ad tbe hordes represented; the metober at whose home thé meeting Is to be held, will plan the entertainment of her friends for the afternoon. The ladiea who will compose tbe club will be I f red«me« t N. Luke. Roy J-udium, Deane Turner^ Geo. Fox. Chat. Polk, FVed WIUlama. R. J. Holly. Ossa. Dingee. Henry McLeulin, Erqcst Tolar, Jiarry Ward. The twelfth member bee not yet returned to fb c city, her name will bo added later. • Popularity Contest , Begioning Monday Oct. 23, the Star Theatre will begin a cuntcat for the tpoet popular young lady. First priu will be their choice of a beuliful diamond ring or diamond brooch. Thera will be a beauti2nd prize, and possibly a 3rd prize to be announced later. Nomination# will be open for the first two week#. With every Dc admission will b* given a coupon for five vote# which will be voted at the door and put In a ballot box Announce­ ments will be made In our advqrtUing and on the curtain. , , . The Star promîtes ita patron# the beat there 1# In motion picture#, the rou#lc and a good comfortable place-to spend an hour. ' , IDEAL FERTILIZERS BEST To gain a place on. our regular list a formula rauit not only produce results, but results with a PROFIT. The user of fertilizer considers the effect on his pocket-book the REAL result. IDEAL FERTILIZERS produces the right effeot, for it works win. Nature. 'T h e preference of each da-J of vegetation for it, source of plant food is carefully studied as well as the proper , proportions to give perfect balance— no lack, no waste. . With proper application of proper food vegetation outgrows disease! and insects to a great extent, and being strong and vigorous, produces fruit that is pleasing to the eye and palate, and brings financial returns pleasing to the grower. Do not loso the maximum profit due you by using poorly b a la n c e d plant food from improper sources. IDEAL stands for PROFIT. John R. Walsh, former Chicago banker, recently paroled from the Federal prison, at Leavenworth, died today,- Mr. Walsh dietThf heart disease- His release from the prison came a week ago., He trr.s serving a five-years sentence for violat­ ing the national banking laws. Call »1 our Sanford Or in ch W u tlu K W in d u r p of R. C . M u w tll or »dditu Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA N otice o f Stockholders’ Meeting v -- A meeting of the stockholders of the Sanford Hotel and Improvement Co. is hereby called In the dlrtCldra' room of the Peoples Bank at Sanford, Florida on Wed­ nesday; November ,15th. r t fli at 10 an ♦ a. m. . Tbe meeting is called for the-purpose of electing officers to* serve for the ensiling IX* - meeting the . asaocfatknt'-'adjourned to year and the transaction of such other Wsifics* a# jnay. prqperl? come before tbe { .meeting T. .* “ **— J. THHirtH, Sec.\n " ------lM t c Peoples Bank of Sanford^ C A P IT A L - . n.e ONLY bank ia Sssford thu INSURES EVERY DOLLAR DEPOSITED AGAINST LOSS i n » toy“ sod .11 csmm. . , Ì THE PEOPLES J i $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 X )0 Florida \ - t A J *> BANK OF SANFORD ♦ — —— OFFERS — Prompt Service . Polite Service ‘ - ♦ Accurate Service ♦ NOTICE Siv*n Ilist* Wblw If.a'» Pit Srmo'bld #iory :Tlrf bail grounds at Shibe park are tooV#ci7artay. Just as for tbe past five .d A yW cg the game that wa* scbeilifled to take -place, ibis after­ noon V tw efb ;th e new York Nationals and thq;Philadelphia Aro$rdans, in the world’q , championship series. If' the weatheJ permlyr the game will be played tomorrow and the, tea ins will go to Vti*. York on VVedatWsV Jot the fifth gsroe. !J V Having’secured thè services of Mr. E. M. lioxrard an expert haaeahoer and bl«ck*iulifty)L wish ‘ i o . anhounc* to in? customers' and the pò>UcJ^à{! arabet- a triaL—W.'ll. Underwood. FOUR PER CEN T A L L O W E D O N S A V IN G S DEPOSITS „ • .Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent W E W A N T Y O U R B U S IN E S S M. M. SMITH. P i«. H. R. STEVENS. Vk. Pr«. H. E. TOLAR. C-M« W . J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Firci Insurance �Published Semi-Weekly— Tuesday and Prlday IN SANFORD—Lile . of interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS . tt,e Readers Wilt rmm m . ‘ flitlM'Ical Spring flow ing r r*r Hurried Rwodt rs Vto-ttfir mile gale Wednesday Orville . #nt aloft and remained virtualw «tioa.ty In his |Uder with which he U«ejecting experiment* in aerial staHe was up nine minute* sndforty¡¡¡^Ljods sod maintained an altitudo S -B x t a a ie l/ 150 feet. Sacred Tuesday Bom the grave h. . J Z u r r "> *1*ttnnU' MaM- * * body i ifus Avis UntieI. for whoso death bv the Rev. C. V. T. Rlcheson, of E f c J ie . Ubeing held responsible, was . ,rb| bock to Boston by order of Dis. S^Utoroey Pelletier. Uncertainty on »ait of the prosecution as to the exa-ottlmer In which M»* young girl met tefeslh Is reported bdofflclylfy to be lbs resson for the suddep move and the snMaJKtment by the district Attorney's /r^.ih*t the state had enlisted five GlUfden Tourist Killed Grim tragedy entered the rank* of the 18U (Hidden tourists Wednesday when S. M. Boiler, of New •York, chairman ■of the contest board of the American Automobllc'Assoclation. was Instantly killed when the referee’s car, in'which he was a passenger, left the rand nt hint) speed, three miles sooth of Tlfton, Go., and plunged down nn eight-foot embank­ ment. Mr. Butler who was rid inti in the right rear seat, was thrown from the car when it leaped into the air (or it fatal plunge. Ir mode a three-quarters turn and when ft Anally come to a stop, a complete wreck, the unfortunate man was pinned to the earth, with [he hub of (he right rear wheel buried in his chest nnd stomach. His life was crushed out in a twinkling of an eye. P. J. Walker, of San Francisco, the referee of the tour, his wife and Charles F. Heilman, represent­ ing the makers of the Cunningham car. were the other- occupants, all of whom more or less Injured. Mr. Walker had his collarbone broken, while Ills wife sustained n broken urin. Thediivcr, Mr. Kellmap, was badly bruised and shaken up. All except Mr. Butler were thrown clear from the oar and thus escaped death. Kellman stated that he was doing about thirty-live miles on hour when his steering gear suddenly locked and the next instant his cur was leaping to destruction down the cmhunkment. Ncw Bye Lo Hotel Proprietor Rose of the Bye Lo Hotel is anticipating a good winter season and large tourist travel, and in order to ac­ commodate tire multitude he has recently made a number of improvements in his house that will be appreciated by the guests. All (he rooms have been reno­ vated and received new paint and calsomlne nnd the •furniture has been done over. New*flitingx of various kinds make the rooms very attractive. The fine huge reception parl/ir and lounging room will appeal to the Commercial trade. Mr. Rose states that his rates nre $1.50 to $2.00 per daf, or 50 nnd 75 cents per day for rooms, * prices according to the rooms. The hotol la centrally boated and Is very convenient ”iori-the tourist travel. ' \j Philadelphia'Wins In the presence, of «thousands of fun# who cheered themselva# hoarse. the piillndclphia team of tiff American League Thursday after noon foMke second suc­ cessive year proved its right to the title of world's" champions by winning the sixth and final gamoof the world’s champ­ ionship series from live New Yofk Nat­ ionals^ The series stands' Philadelphia, wen 4; lost SE Now Votk. won 2., k)St *- ’ V* ■, Maxwell Car Wins* The great (Hidden.,tour, Ngd^f&jk to Jacksonville, came to an end yssuertlfty He Gtiddrn trophy was won by the M ax­ well team, which made a perfect d*scura. i? ^ * »» « IT’ Bust The Trust Thb governmeut yesterday, filod ri suit it Trenton. N. J.. for dissolution of the JititetTStates Steel Corporation. | In Its Sufi tha government takes the l thnt tho big corporation is a trust iing in restraint of trade. MR. WAGE EARNER AND LABORER,. L I S T E N Week o f Prayer The Foreign Missionary Society had charge of the first and preparatory meet­ Coming to The Imperial Theatre Fri­ ing designed (0 be held (luring tills week day NAVemoer 3rd. “The'Man on the Box," which comes of prayer services in the Methodist church. to the Imperial Theatre fully equipped There was a flhe attendance. Mr*. H. V. for*the road with the original-New York PerTy, the president presided. She gave, City production, Mr. Bert Leigh, in the for the information of the society! a very leading titular role has been surrounded interesting and comprehensive synopsis with nil the accessories that helped make of lire work of the general board in plan­ Mr. Henry E. Dixey famous in this play. ning and controling the large and Intric­ The supporting cast is of unusual .ex­ ate umount of work being done by these cellence for a road production, and a far away workers In the distant fields of first class performance is looked forward service. The data gathered and arranged to by Ihe Tlteaire going public of San- so instructively by Mrs. Perry represented a great deal of painstaking care and In­ terest in her much loved work. Mrs. Al­ bert Selgh distributed to the members a number of answers to questions which she asked concerning the work that had A Forward Movement Thai Is Sweep-' been done by the different conferences Ing The State Jacksonville, Fla., Oct, 27.—A study of nnd explaining the urgent need oi funds the Men nnd Religion Forward Movement to carry on the work In the specified widen Is soon to be sweeping the entire (lelds where help in funds and laborers state of Florida lends itself to the coin- are so urgently reqnlrcd. After singing parlsbn with the development of a great •‘Watchman. Tell Us of the Night" the railroad. The survey work ol-lha.move-< meeting.,adjourned, after .receiving the meat is operated upon the princIpUj'bf offering in response to the request fof the engineering department or u great help in specialised places, and will hold constructiuu company. Before a »Ingle Another meeting Thursday afternoon. The second meeting for the week of spike is driven or a stone laid, the engineering carps of a railroad company prayer wos held TuesdtfV afternoon and studies the territory which is to be im­ was in charge af the Home Misaion Soci­ proved. with reference to soils and levels ety. A large number of the members of becoming thoroughly familiar with the both societies were present. Tho presi­ topography of the country. No modren dent. Mrs. 11. H. Chappell [resided. She engineer would dream of conducting his sinted for the benefit of those who had operations merely upon inspiration or not been regular attendants the object of enthusiasm. He insists upon getting the the meeting, the specified work that the facts, nnd tlien tie makes his deductions Home Mission societies were requested to assist by their prayers and gifts. As the upon a scientific basis. The sane and forceful men back of the school for the children of the mountain­ movement argue that modreti Christian eers of North Carolina, located at Brevard, work must be done with (lie same thor­ was in urgent need for more school room oughness if they arc to get at the great and dormitories, a paper staling the con social problem* of this generation. Bclore ditions surrounding the school, the ines­ teams are sent into any town or city, timable good that has nnd is being accom­ local men make a thorough study of con- plished and the urgent call of those who huve the work in tulnd for help was read by Mrs. K. M. Mason. Mrs. W. II. Wil­ liams read an article describing the coun­ try surrounding the school, the people whose homes were in that remote moun­ tain region, thetr tided of the ¡great men­ tal uplift which the education of their children would bring to them, An article on "What our Students are Doing" was read. The religious training in ihe*lchool and bow gladly these young minds and form nnd displayed in n group« of sixty hearts are responding to the efforts made charts covering ail forms of life in the in thclf behalf; how they go out In the various communities after graduating and community. become home renovators nnd religious the cen­ With these facillies in liand, tral iKxJy is able to direct the operations teachers in the little churches that are of its experts In' various lines of work, being built and the Sunday schools that anil to fflace them where tlteY «re most they are organising nnd teaching; these needi-d In the general scheme of increas­ statements by one familiar wuli the fuels ing tile socioITind rrhglous iatarcst and Were read from a leaflet by Mrs. M. II raising tho level of conditions in all parts Bowler, ft has keen asked that-tha 1tunic Mission societies raise $20.000 for an o f­ of Florida. It is a man’s work nnd it is already fering during the week, for the new buildmaking a strong appeal In Jacksonville iug and equipment for this school nt nnd other of the large cities of the staiti, Brevard. After the reading Of the above leaflets Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Summers where it is soon to be undertaken. sang "Sweet Hour of Prayer" urraiiged ns At The Baptist Church Nest Sunday will be observed nt the Baptist Church us Rally Day. Following the Sunday School Exercises, at Eleven o’clock there will be □ special program in which the children and the young [»eople New fe rry Boot tine will take port with an address by the The Sanlord-Entcr|irise ferry boat has pastor. The public generally, .and the at last materialized and Cupt. J. U. Tuttle members of tho church especially are will make three trips a day each way, invited lo be present. The service at present Is for foot passen­ ■ «* *. —;-j. gers only, but whenever tho travel warGame was plenty and hunting ruuty by rams a carriage ferry Capt Tuttle will automobile on the New Smyrflttr .road, os improve the line. The ferry service is Cobn el Blllgham discover^*, during n something thot has been needed badly night drive to that city, when he scooped for several years, and especially since up n cow and o hog and chased a big Enterprise has’ started so many 'improve­ black bear for nearly n mile. Cows and ments and go inerì new residents. The hogs are anybody's game on that road at Sanford-Enterprise ferry 1* n great boon night, but berys nre different Sperlklng U) die traveling public and-Capt. Tuttle oU>eurs and domestic game leads easily siunlld enjty a must liberal patronage. to ot|>«r delights vt the sporquiwn. .TVf®. me plenty of fitm blucflsh- DOW firming ^ Y ,* '.. ;■** S ecreta ry Boles along the coast ready. . for J the iihglor'y < .There nre few people in the world more hook.—D.iytomi-Halifax Journal. *V euiinenlH’ tltted iqr.fhc position of sectp~ tury of yl* CoipriiefcVif Club than TfiOmni Irimsn. luhlnri ro lit* U*cUU)0.»r ms witiw K. Bates and.these few .do not live hero. imorf, Rev, atm, tail. H R. torio* This being^nte' U Was natural that Mf. Arrival and departure o f Yralm Bute* sltpuld rtfcelva' .the uppolmment and be enttjca.uport lY. duties at oboe. , .porni pound . , Now. there will be something doing all the jit 1.25 a. in. Lv 1.35 a. m. Ntf. 82 »1.3$ a. ra. "11.55 a. m. time In the advertising line,, and Tj K. N aM “ 2 35 p, m. *’ 2.55 p. m. will keep th« hall rolling*if it Is pcBUhla No.80 to keep tha Organization^ alive,%and if _ sonni pound dead lie will ¿ivn Jt 1 decent burial and No. 83 Ar 2.16 a. m. Lv,226 a. m. No. 89 “ 2.03 p. m. ** î i S p. m. start a Booster’s -Club that will really get No. 65 " fl.40 p. m. " 7 .0 0 p.m. results. ' - 1 y * »■* j , Y*» •' *' •* -The General Mews of of Flowers. ThelAnd C i a t o FROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitome o f the W eek’s Most Im­ portant Happenings In Ihe S ta te's Domain. Gainesville is to have n new wholesale grocery» A Plant City, merchant was run down by an auto and seriously injured yester­ day. The City Council of Tampa finds Chief of police Woodward guilty of fighting—a new name for an assault upon an editor. The Bank of Clearwaier is to establish a branch at Largo, The capital stock of this bank has recently been raised from >18,000 to $50,000. The criminal court of record- which has Just finished Its October term in D eLand disposed of a large number of cases. Lake City is to have a third bank, capitalised nt $50,000, which wiif be opened and ready for business about tha first of January. A. II. McRae, one of the farg«tt poultry raisers of tho state of Pennsylvania, Is in Tampa looking for a location near where he tnay start a poultry ranch of large proportions. Fort Meade is growing rapidly and the business nt thr posiolllcc increased to such an extent ttuit new tpWirrs and equipment became necessary. Ten fine new engineB have just been received at the yards of the Florida East Coast Railroad in St., Augustine and will be i»ji in commission as soon n# needed. In the recent bond election held in West Palm Beach the bonds were carried for all items except that of sea-wall. The call was for $65.000, divided atnong sea­ wall, sewers, Are department, city dock. A new bakery tuts opened up for busi­ ness in Bradentown. On the opening day every resident In Hint town was forniaiied with u loaf of bread free of charge. The Florida papers forgot to mention that Friday last was tile ofliciol birthday of ihe State of Florida, but (lie sprighUy Washington Times did not. Ninety-one years ago Friday, Spain ratified the treaty Ceding Florida to the United afterwards prove to he ho good. One oir the largest land deals that was aver consumoted In Pensacola took place a few days ago, when over Sight thous­ and acres ol Baldwin county, Alabama, Itods changed ownership. Tills big tract of land was purchased from the Penoacola Investment Company by Florida lum­ bermen and naval stores operators, name­ ly. J. D. Russ and Messrs. J. J. and R. E. L. Freeport. The consideration was some­ thing over $50.000. Jasper, Luke City, Pnlatka and Lake Butler, the four Florida towns to be visit­ ed by the road improvement train being operated by the Southern railway and the Georgia Southern nnd Florida rail­ way (his week, .are preparing to extend it a big welcome. Illustrated lecture« evidence which will lead in the guilty m a o y arrest. The sheriffs office io d the police are both at-work.'following the theories of the case, aa far (at anything Is offered:\y"The lid was put on hard and fast in y ' Palatka last Sunday when. In compliance with Mayor pavls’. order, all the, grooey' store* and meat shops were closed tight aa wax. Confectionery store« And soft ,! • \ I ; BRANCH LINCA , . error In Netloe drink dispensaries were not exampe from Trilby A Su Petersburg—No. 25, Ar. 1.10 file registration not lea in The Herald (hd embargo placed upon tho sale of ^.‘ m. No, 24 Lv. 2.13 p. m. that reads, "die registration will close their wares, which was restricted to Leesburg—N*?. 21) -Af- 11.45 p, in. No. Wednesday Ñov., 24. should read Satur­ cigars, tobacco and add thirst-quenchers , • day Nov., 11.. Please beat this, in mind. •xduMvely, ♦ 22 Lv, 640 {X m. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 24, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 24, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/42d871357825e97805feb676c4bfbc03.pdf 2f48d332d4c1c853c893a5179e1572a3 PDF Text Text CO M PARISO N OF OUR 30 H. P. Five-Passenger Touring Car OVERLAND MODEL 59 T A T $900 W ITH SOM E O F T H E O T H E R PO PU L A R PRICED A U T O MOBILE V A L U E S FOR 1912 Found in the $900 thirty horse power Touring Car, and we have the largest single plant in the world. In the entire Overland line the proportionate value is the same, although it possibly is not so apparejxtlatJirst ginnee in all the models as in this newest product Every refinement possible to be made is found In the 1912 Overland line, and^adiile changes are in no way revolutionary and^in many cases unnoflceable unless special attention is called»to them, theyftare all of great importance. “ ’ ~~ Call in at Our Large, New Garage and Let Us Show OVERLAND MODEL 59 R B. & O. MOTOR CAR COMPANY FLO RIDA SANFO RD In the November Womans Home Cbm« paniou a contributor advises women on talk. Five rales.are laid down: * * 4 »’ 1 . Don't tall long stories, or even short ones; unless you have an especial gift for ' Z. Remember that talking about your«*» is an indulgence, oml as such, should bo strictly limited.. , 3. If another woman tells you of soma sensation or experience of ber own. don't Immediately cap w ith' on* of yours. “Swapping tastes" U of tbe lowest order of conversation. 1 have been in circles where tbe talk consisted In each woman's taking ber tarn in telling bow she thought or felt about some commonplace subject, such as the digestibility of shell-fish, or liability to colds. * 4. Never lose consciousness of the p r ’portion of the talk:-you are usurping, and. If you are'ffefiEfg more than your share, be sure that the quality matches . the quantity. - 3. Discriminate always between talk for your own pleasure and talk for -your friends.' People constantly'lett. the stu­ pidest anecdotes because these have be­ come charged with some extraneous charm impossible to transmit.* Perhaps the occasion when It lodi place wak im­ portant because some particular, person was there, and every detail of it has taken on a radiance visible only to tbe A ppreciated Friend Holly: %, -• \ 1 say three cheers for you, you have struck the key note. Keep the good work going and maybe by the time our next legislature meet# we poor devil# of sheriff# and deputies may be able to lie down at night without dreaming of some law-breaker seining the fresh water lakes or Hie noble old St. Johns r i m at the dead hour# of night for the sake df making, a few dollars. I aay again that 1 am of the opinion If our public preaa will take this /natter up*aa you‘have done and keep It up there «fill be no more such case# as the one that baa Just happened in our sister county of Volusia. With the best wishes for you and your success, I beg to be. Yours truly. J. A. Kirkwood. Sheriff, Orange County. Popularity C ontest , Begioning Monday Oct. 23, the Star Theatre will begin a cuntcat for the tpoet popular young lady. First p riu will be their choice of a beuliful diamond ring or diamond brooch. Thera will be a beauti2nd prize, and possibly a 3rd prize to be announced later. Nomination# will be open for the first two week#. With every Dc admission will b* given a coupon for five vote# which will be voted at the door and put In a ballot box Announce­ ments will be made In our advqrtUing and on the curtain. , , . The Star promîtes ita patron# the beat there 1# In motion picture#, the rou#lc and a good comfortable place-to spend an hour. ' , IDEAL FERTILIZERS BEST T o gain a place on. our regular list a formula rauit not only produce results, but results with a P R O F IT . T he user of fertilizer considers the effect on his pocket-book the R E A L result. ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R S produces the right effeot, for it works win. Nature. 'T h e preference of each da-J of vegetation for it, source of plant food is carefully studied as well as the proper , proportions to give perfect balance— no lack, no waste. . W ith proper application of proper food vegetation outgrows disease! and insects to a great extent, and being strong and vigorous, produces fruit that is pleasing to the eye and palate, and brings financial returns pleasing to the grower. Do not loso the maximum profit due you by using poorly balanced plant food from improper sources. ID E A L stands for P R O F IT . John R. Walsh, former Chicago banker, recently paroled from the Federal prison, Call »1 our Sanford Or inch W u tlu K W in d u r p of R. C . M u w tll or »dditu at Leavenworth, died today,- Mr. Walsh dietThf heart disease- His release from the prison came a week ago., He trr.s - -i Weklva B aptist A ssociation JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA serving a five-years sentence for violat­ Tbe Wcklva Baptist - Association held ing the national banking laws. ita annual meeting a t Orlando, October IBih and 20tb, Messengers attending Notice o f S tockholders’ M eeting v from Sanford Rev. a n d -Mrs. J. Vf. Wlldmab, Jno. D. Jihklna. W. IL Ttixbury. -- A meeting of the stockholders of the Mrs, M. M. Stewart. Mrs. J Lalog. J, Sanford Hotel and Improvement Co. is T. Denton and W. G. Aldridge. Officer# hereby called In the dlrtCldra' room of the \ elected for ensuing yeqr G. W. Ho{n>et.‘ Peoples Bank at Sanford, Florida on Wed­ nesday; November ,15th. r t f l i at 10 an Eustlt, moderator; Jn o ., D, Jlnkins, San­ ♦ C A P I T A L $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 X )0 . . t . ford, clerk; Buoy an Stephens. Klasimmee, a. m. n.e ONLY bank ia Sssford thu INSURES EVERY DOLLAR A Tbe meeting is called for the-purpose of chairman of executive committee. I DEPOSITED AGAINST LOSS i n » toy sod .1 1 csmm . . , J “ *> After a very interesting and ; profitable electing officers to* serve for the ensiling X* - - meeting the . asaocfatknt'-'adjourned to year and the transaction of such other Wsifics* a# jnay. prqperl? come before tbe Ì Beak Club .meeting T. .* “ **— " -----' A number ol ladies ' met - at the resi­ J — —— O FFERS — ‘ ♦ lM tc J. THHirtH, Sec.\n dence of Mrs. H. E~ Tolar and organised a i Prompt Service - P olite Service - Accurate Service ♦ Book Qub, whldr will be given a spedgl NOTICE name a t a future m eeting Tbë düb Siv*n Ilist* Wblw If.a'» Pit will be composed of twelve members: FOUR PER CENT ALLOW ED ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS Srmo'bld #iory :T lrf bail grounds at they wHTmeet once a month a t the home „ • .Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent of each member in turn. Twelve of tbe Shibe park are tooV#ci7artay. Just as for beat, latest and most ‘popular novels will tbe past five .dA yW cg the game that W E W A N T YO UR B U S IN E S S be ordered, each member selecting /her wa* scbeilifled to take -place, ibis after­ . own book, which will be read, and passed noon V tw e fb ;th e new York Nationals M. M. SMITH. Pi«. H. R. STEVENS. V k. Pr«. H. E. TOLAR. C-M« on in turn to the. other members, while, and thq;Philadelphia Aro$rdans, in the a t the end of the year, each member will world’q , championship series. If' the have read tbe twelve books. They will weatheJ permlyr the game will be played m eet In turn a t ad tbe hordes represented; tomorrow and the, tea ins will go to Vti*. the metober at whose home thé meeting York on VVedatWsV Jo t the fifth gsroe. !J Is to be held, will plan the entertainment of her friends for the afternoon. The ladiea who will compose tbe club will be V Having’secured thè services of Mr. E. If red«me« t N. Luke. Roy J-udium, Deane M. lioxrard an expert haaeahoer and Turner^ Geo. Fox. Chat. Polk, FVed WIU- bl«ck*iulifty)L wish ‘io . anhounc* to in? lama. R. J. Holly. Ossa. Dingee. Henry customers' and the pò>UcJ^à{! arab etMcLeulin, Erqcst Tolar, Jiarry Ward. The twelfth member bee not yet returned to fbc city, her name will bo added later. • a triaL—W.'ll. Underwood. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company { Peoples Bank of Sanford^ Florida THE PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ♦ W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY Firci Insurance �Published Semi-Weekly— Tuesday and Prlday IN SANFORD— Lile of interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS . tt,e Readers Wilt rmm m . ‘ flitlM'Ical Spring flowing r r*r Hurried Rwodt rs Vto-ttfir mile gale Wednesday Orville . #nt aloft and remained virtualw «tioa.ty In his |Uder with which he U«ejecting experiment* in aerial staHe was up nine minute* sndforty¡¡¡^Ljods sod maintained an altitudo S - B x ta a ie l/ 150 feet. Sacred Tuesday Bom the grave h. . J Z u r r "> *1*ttnnU' MaM- * * body i ifus Avis Untie I. for whoso death bv the Rev. C. V. T. Rlcheson, of E f c J ie . Ubeing held responsible, was . ,rb| bock to Boston by order of Dis. S^Utoroey Pelletier. Uncertainty on »ait of the prosecution as to the exa-ottlmer In which M»* young girl met tefeslh Is reported bdofflclylfy to be lbs resson for the suddep move and the snMaJKtment by the district Attorney's /r^.ih*t the state had enlisted five ’ V* ■, Maxwell Car Wins* The great (Hidden.,tour, Ngd^f&jk to Jacksonville, came to an end yssuertlfty He Gtiddrn trophy was won by the M a x ­ well team, which made a perfect d*scura. i?^ * »»« IT’ . GlUfden Tourist Killed Week of Prayer Grim tragedy entered the rank* of the The Foreign Missionary Society had 18U (Hidden tourists Wednesday when Coming to The Imperial Theatre Fri­ charge of the first and preparatory meet­ S. M. Boiler, of New • York, chairman ■of ing designed (0 be held (luring tills week day NAVemoer 3rd. the contest board of the American Auto“The'Man on the Box," which comes of prayer services in the Methodist church. mobllc'Assoclation. was Instantly killed to the Imperial Theatre fully equipped There was a flhe attendance. Mr*. H. V. when the referee’s car, in'which he was for*the road with the original-New York PerTy, the president presided. She gave, a passenger, left the rand nt hint) speed, City production, Mr. Bert Leigh, in the for the information of the society! a very three miles sooth of Tlfton, Go., and leading titular role has been surrounded interesting and comprehensive synopsis plunged down nn eight-foot embank­ with nil the accessories that helped make of lire work of the general board in plan­ ment. Mr. Henry E. Dixey famous in this play. ning and controling the large and Intric­ Mr. Butler who was rid inti in the right The supporting cast is of unusual .ex­ ate umount of work being done by these rear seat, was thrown from the car when cellence for a road production, and a far away workers In the distant fields of it leaped into the air (or it fatal plunge. first class performance is looked forward service. The data gathered and arranged Ir mode a three-quarters turn and when to by Ihe Tlteaire going public of San- so instructively by Mrs. Perry represented ft Anally come to a stop, a complete a great deal of painstaking care and In­ wreck, the unfortunate man was pinned terest in her much loved work. Mrs. Al­ to the earth, with [he hub of (he right bert Selgh distributed to the members a rear wheel buried in his chest nnd number of answers to questions which stomach. His life was crushed out in a A Forw ard Movement Thai Is Sweep-' she asked concerning the work that had twinkling of an eye. P. J. Walker, of been done by the different conferences Ing The S tate San Francisco, the referee of the tour, his Jacksonville, Fla., Oct, 27.—A study of nnd explaining the urgent need oi funds wife and Charles F. Heilman, represent­ the Men nnd Religion Forward Movement to carry on the work In the specified ing the makers of the Cunningham car. widen Is soon to be sweeping the entire (lelds where help in funds and laborers were the other- occupants, all of whom state of Florida lends itself to the coin- are so urgently reqnlrcd. After singing more or less Injured. Mr. Walker had parlsbn with the development of a great •‘Watchman. Tell Us of the Night" the his collarbone broken, while Ills wife railroad. The survey work ol-lha.move-< meeting.,adjourned, after .receiving the sustained n broken urin. Thediivcr, Mr. meat is operated upon the princIpUj'bf offering in response to the request fof Kellmap, was badly bruised and shaken the engineering department or u great help in specialised places, and will hold up. All except Mr. Butler were thrown constructiuu company. Before a »Ingle Another meeting Thursday afternoon. clear from the oar and thus escaped spike is driven or a stone laid, the The second meeting for the week of death. Kellman stated that he was engineering carps of a railroad company prayer wos held TuesdtfV afternoon and doing about thirty-live miles on hour studies the territory which is to be im­ was in charge af the Home Misaion Soci­ when his steering gear suddenly locked proved. with reference to soils and levels ety. A large number of the members of and the next instant his cur was leaping becoming thoroughly familiar with the both societies were present. Tho presi­ to destruction down the cmhunkment. topography of the country. No modren dent. Mrs. 11. H. Chappell [resided. She engineer would dream of conducting his sinted for the benefit of those who had Ncw Bye Lo Hotel operations merely upon inspiration or not been regular attendants the object of Proprietor Rose of the Bye Lo Hotel is enthusiasm. He insists upon getting the the meeting, the specified work that the anticipating a good w inter season and facts, nnd tlien tie makes his deductions Home Mission societies were requested to large tourist travel, and in order to ac­ assist by their prayers and gifts. As the upon a scientific basis. commodate tire multitude he has recently school for the children of the mountain­ The sane and forceful men back of the made a number of improvements in his eers of North Carolina, located at Brevard, movement argue that modreti Christian house that will be appreciated by the was in urgent need for more school room work must be done with (lie same thor­ guests. All (he rooms have been reno­ and dormitories, a paper staling the con vated and received new paint and calso- oughness if they arc to get at the great ditions surrounding the school, the ines­ social problem* of this generation. Bclore mlne nnd the •furniture has been done teams are sent into any town or city, timable good that has nnd is being accom­ over. New*flitingx of various kinds make local men make a thorough study of con- plished and the urgent call of those who the rooms very attractive. The fine huge huve the work in tulnd for help was read reception parl/ir and lounging room will by Mrs. K. M. Mason. Mrs. W. II. Wil­ appeal to the Commercial trade. liams read an article describing the coun­ Mr. Rose states that his rates nre $1.50 try surrounding the school, the people to $2.00 per daf, or 50 nnd 75 cents per whose homes were in that remote moun­ day for rooms, * prices according to the tain region, thetr tided of the ¡great men­ rooms. The hotol la centrally boated and tal uplift which the education of their Is very convenient ”iori-the tourist travel. children would bring to them, An article on "What our Students are Doing" was ' \j Philadelphia'W ins read. The religious training in ihe*lchool In the presence, of «thousands of fun# and bow gladly these young minds and who cheered themselva# hoarse. the piillndclphia team of tiff American League form nnd displayed in n group« of sixty hearts are responding to the efforts made Thursday after noon foMke second suc­ charts covering ail forms of life in the in thclf behalf; how they go out In the various communities after graduating and cessive year proved its right to the title community. become home renovators nnd religious the cen­ With these facillies in liand, of world's" champions by winning the teachers in the little churches that are tral iKxJy is able to direct the operations sixth and final gamoof the world’s champ­ ionship series from live New Yofk Nat­ of its experts In' various lines of work, being built and the Sunday schools that ionals^ The series stands' Philadelphia, anil to fflace them where tlteY «re most they are organising nnd teaching; these wen 4; lost SE Now Votk. won 2., k)St *- needi-d In the general scheme of increas­ statements by one familiar wuli the fuels ing tile socioITind rrhglous iatarcst and Were read from a leaflet by Mrs. M. II Bust The Trust raising tho level of conditions in all parts Bowler, ft has keen asked that-tha 1tunic Thb governmeut yesterday, filod ri suit of Florida. Mission societies raise $20.000 for an of­ it Trenton. N. J.. for dissolution of the It is a man’s work nnd it is already fering during the week, for the new buildJititetTStates Steel Corporation. making a strong appeal In Jacksonville iug and equipment for this school nt | In Its Sufi tha government takes the nnd other of the large cities of the staiti, Brevard. After the reading Of the above l thnt tho big corporation is a trust where it is soon to be undertaken. leaflets Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Summers sang "Sweet Hour of Prayer" urraiiged ns iing in restraint of trade. At The Baptist Church Nest Sunday will be observed nt the Baptist Church us Rally Day. Following the Sunday School Exercises, at Eleven o’clock there will be □ special program in which the children and the young [»eople New fe rry Boot tine will take port with an address by the The Sanlord-Entcr|irise ferry boat has pastor. The public generally, .and the at last materialized and Cupt. J. U. Tuttle members of tho church especially are will make three trips a day each way, invited lo be present. The service at present Is for foot passen­ ■«* *. — ;-j. Game was plenty and hunting ruuty by gers only, but whenever tho travel warrams a carriage ferry Capt Tuttle will automobile on the New Smyrflttr .road, os improve the line. The ferry service is Cobn el Blllgham discover^*, during n something thot has been needed badly night drive to that city, when he scooped for several years, and especially since up n cow and o hog and chased a big Enterprise has’started so many 'improve­ black bear for nearly n mile. Cows and ments and go inerì new residents. The hogs are anybody's game on that road at Sanford-Enterprise ferry 1* n great boon night, but berys nre different Sperlklng U) die traveling public and-Capt. Tuttle oU>eurs and domestic game leads easily siunlld enjty a must liberal patronage. to ot|>«r delights vt the sporquiwn. .TVf®. me plenty of fitm blucflsh- DOW firming along the coast ready. . for J the iihglor'y ^Y ,*'.. ;■** S e c re ta ry Boles hook.—D.iytomi-Halifax Journal. *V < .There nre few people in the world more euiinenlH ’tltted iqr.fhc position of sectp~ tury of yl* CoipriiefcVif Club than TfiOmni Irim sn . luhlnri ro lit* U*cUU)0.»r m s w itiw K. Bates and.these few .do not live hero. imorf, Rev, atm, tail. H R. torio* This being^nte' U Was natural that Mf. Arrival and d e p a rtu re of Yralm Bute* sltpuld rtfcelva' .the uppolmment and be enttjca.uport lY. duties at oboe. , .porni pound . , Now. there will be something doing all the jit 1.25 a. in. Lv 1.35 a. m. Ntf. 82 time In the advertising line,, and Tj K. »1.3$ a. ra. "11.55 a. m. N aM “ 2 35 p, m. *’ 2.55 p. m. will keep th« hall rolling*if it Is pcBUhla No.80 to keep tha Organization^ alive,%and if _ sonni pound dead lie will ¿ivn Jt 1 decent burial and No. 83 Ar 2.16 a. m. Lv,226 a. m. start a Booster’s -Club that will really get No. 89 “ 2.03 p. m. ** î i S p. m. No. 65 " fl.40 p. m. " 7 .0 0 p.m. results. ' - 1 y * »■* j , Y*» • ' *' • * MR. WAGE EARNER AND LABORER,. L I S T E N • \ I ; BRANCH LINCA , . error In Netloe Trilby A Su Petersburg—No. 25, Ar. 1.10 file registration not lea in The Herald ^.‘m. No, 24 Lv. 2.13 p. m. that reads, "die registration will close Leesburg—N*?. 21) -Af- 11.45 p, in. No. Wednesday Ñov., 24. should read Satur­ day Nov., 11.. Please beat this, in mind. 22 Lv, 640 {X m. -The General Mews of ThelA nd of Flowers. C i a t o FROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitom e of th e W eek’s Most Im ­ p o rta n t Happenings In Ihe S ta te 's Domain. Gainesville is to have n new wholesale grocery» A Plant City, merchant was run down by an auto and seriously injured yester­ day. The City Council of Tampa finds Chief of police Woodward guilty of fighting—a new name for an assault upon an editor. The Bank of Clearwaier is to establish a branch at Largo, The capital stock of this bank has recently been raised from >18,000 to $50,000. The criminal court of record- which has Just finished Its October term in DeLand disposed of a large number of cases. Lake City is to have a third bank, capitalised nt $50,000, which wiif be opened and ready for business about tha first of January. A. II. McRae, one of the farg«tt poultry raisers of tho state of Pennsylvania, Is in Tampa looking for a location near where he tnay start a poultry ranch of large proportions. Fort Meade is growing rapidly and the business nt thr posiolllcc increased to such an extent ttuit new tpW irrs and equipment became necessary. Ten fine new engineB have just been received at the yards of the Florida East Coast Railroad in St., Augustine and will be i»ji in commission as soon n# needed. In the recent bond election held in West Palm Beach the bonds were carried for all items except that of sea-wall. The call was for $65.000, divided atnong sea­ wall, sewers, Are department, city dock. A new bakery tuts opened up for busi­ ness in Bradentown. On the opening day every resident In Hint town was forniaiied with u loaf of bread free of charge. The Florida papers forgot to mention that Friday last was tile ofliciol birthday of ihe State of Florida, but (lie sprighUy Washington Times did not. Ninety-one years ago Friday, Spain ratified the treaty Ceding Florida to the United afterwards prove to he ho good. One oir the largest land deals that was aver consumoted In Pensacola took place a few days ago, when over Sight thous­ and acres ol Baldwin county, Alabama, Itods changed ownership. Tills big tract of land was purchased from the Penoacola Investment Company by Florida lum­ bermen and naval stores operators, name­ ly. J. D. Russ and Messrs. J. J. and R. E. L. Freeport. The consideration was some­ thing over $50.000. Jasper, Luke City, Pnlatka and Lake Butler, the four Florida towns to be visit­ ed by the road improvement train being operated by the Southern railway and the Georgia Southern nnd Florida rail­ way (his week, .are preparing to extend it a big welcome. Illustrated lecture« evidence which will lead in the guilty m a o y arrest. The sheriffs office io d the police are both at-work.'following the theories of the case, aa far (a t anything Is offered:\y "The lid was put on hard and fast in y ' Palatka last Sunday when. In compliance with Mayor pavls’. order, all the, grooey' store* and m eat shops were closed tight aa wax. Confectionery store« And soft ,! drink dispensaries were not exampe from (hd embargo placed upon tho sale of their wares, which was restricted to cigars, tobacco and add thirst-quenchers , • •xduMvely, ♦ �R N A L D W E S E L L T H E C E L E B R A TE D Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges - ♦-r 4« A FU LL LINE OF É l i L3* Heating Stoves ' for Wood, Coal Oil, or Gas; t t H i HAVE VOIR STOVE PUT UP NOW Before tho Cold Weather Comes Cook Stoves From $7.50 Up to $65 . Material for Insecticide, Arsenate Fluid, Blue ^ . . Stone, Paris Greçn Lime and Sulphur B w * ■ ■ ■■ ■■ ■ ■ " OUR PRICES . ARE THE LOWEST Experienced Salesmen. Prompt Service Oak Avenue and Second Strebte. Telephone 8 FLORIDA W elaka Club Notes The weekly meeting of the Welaka Club last Tuesday was well attended arid the afternoon passed pleasantly In con* ’ vprsatloh, carda and vnriqua- ways of whiting «way a few hours. Delicious refroshmems front4 he deft hands of Mrs. Robert Newman were served before ad­ journment.'- {deny subject« of vitol importabae to the ladies and to the city were dlscbesed. The Stale Federation is doing good work along eVery line of social aail d irk Improvement. The seventeenth annual meeting of the Florida Federation of* Women’s clubs will be held In Jacksonville November 13-1«. Delegates win be met- a t the station by a committee, who will conduct them to the hotel Seneca, where ¿11 *delegates will be entertained - and which will be headquarters for the f e d i t io n . On Monday evening at the AtMteen’s dub on Duval atreet, wiU be the usual address of welcome and response, fol­ lowed by an Informal reception for tbe Victors and delegates. Day sessions of the meeting will be given over entirely to . basinets. On Tuesday evening the program will afternoon those present will have the gfekt ties sure of bearing Mrs. S. IX Carpenter on Art. tier subject- for- the afternoon. Venice. Mr*. Carpenter *baa lectured before the Woman's d u b of 'Chicago where |bc was- enthusiastically received and her lectures on art. litera­ ture khd music bay# been very success­ ful where -given.’ She'*la a charming woman of attractive personality and the Florida federation la delighted/ to have secured her for this lecture. There will bo do lectures, this year, but . change in the constitution providing for for district presidents and : change In ratio of delegatee to federation meetings wlUfoteupy a great deal of time. The president of the Ffetida Federation of Women's dubs. Mrn Thomas Shackle­ ford will formdUy Open the conference - Jot fltailUea end correction. The program as outlined by tbe pro gnuo ctn m iu eo of Charities and correc­ tion Will be carried obt on Thursday even!«* the feature of the evening being the address of Dr. Derioe of NeW York, ; Who needs no introduction ' to Florida TgMopie. A rccrpttow lw $t. foUdW and people of th*’state Who .know this famous lover ef-hum anity by repu­ te meet l a ** -r 'j / \ - 17 u e 90 and know him pereftnally. All meetings of the federation will be held at the dub house on Duval street, except the Joint meeting of the federation and charities sad corrections, on Thursday evening, which place will be announced later. The social features of the federation will be more limited than the boatesa dub Mgn hospitable thoughts in ten t.” desires but It Is the general wish of the federation. It Is hoped this will go on record as Imtless convention and a place will be provided a t tbo dub to remove hats. Only a le w M e re Can be accommodated a t the Gate City House. Mine Rost Parker informed The Herald m an today jhai tbe advertisement of table board at $4.00 per week had lust 'simply brought him the largest crowd he had ever taken and that If they kept coming In today be could put up the Standing Rood» Only sign. Parker frn o w o Arm believer In advertising pnd when he wants results he will use Twice-a-week Herald, the best little advertlslng medium In tho world. There a r e Two Kinds o f Chili Tonic ' PLANKS AND OTHERS money hack if It does not. 23c per bottle. Aik your D rogist. • ------ ------ b- 'WHY HESITATE7 An Offer The« Invelvee Ne Menay Risk If You Aooept IL We i m eo -positive o u r r « u d y will c o m p le te ly re lie v e constipation, no m atter bow chrooic it m ay be, that w e offer to furnish It free o f All cost If it f*lhiii,. \ Constipation Is com m only reused by weakness of the Jiervre and muscles of the large Intrsllno. ? o expect a cure yon m ost therefore tone up end strengthen* those organa nqd restore them to healthier activity. , We w a n t yon to try BoxAU Ordertlee on our guarantee. They Are eaten like candy, an d are particularly good for children. They seem to a c t directly.on thn nerves end mueclee o f fbe bowels They apparently have a neutral action bn' th e o th er organa. .They do not purge o r cause other Inconvenience. W e will refu n d jo u r money i f they do not orercotne chronic or habitual constipa­ tion hud th u s aid to relieve the myriad* of associate ordependw V -ehroafe al*> moat*. T ry Rnx*!l Ordyfflea i t oar risk. Three atece, 40c., 25c, a n d 60c. Bold only a t our store-T bo Bexafl Store. L. R. PIUUPS A 00, , a ; BICYCLES i AND SUNDRIES 25 BICYCLES ntOM $*S4 UP TO Stt. FO R NEW b. i tn . r v » . S7 SMANIBARGER ORLANDÖ- , .- j F L O R ID A •- - l! - C. H. DINGEE Let Every Woman Read There is Strength and Healtli for Her in This Greatest of Modern Discoveries Flumblfig and • •G a s F it—t in g New Health is known Kir, The best women In kvery town to ether women. good reason to reooimaend this marreloy medicine N etblar 1» Heno’s New Health Is not an or ill n a t acoompUsh. la prod! of claimed for this wonderful remedy that All Work Receives My Personal Attention this it la sold under an absolute guarantee to refund rafnm the money on firs' bottle _ __ _ __ ^ ^ ______ If _____ It falls_________ to ^surety ____ sad thoroughly relieve Scanty, Profuse,_ Painful. Irr«|ulsr /' \* 1 and beat e*orts or Suppressed M enstruation, sickly Periods, Constant Weariness *n<t W*-»kOpposite City Hal] . . p hono £30 ness. Depression, Cramps, D irtiness, Violent Headache, Palpitation or toe H eart, Pains in the Hack and Qrolna, Leucorrhaa and al) inflammation«. ( her atiun and Discharges of the Vagina and Utania. No scheme la resorted to sell Reno’s N ew Health. Tho only kind of *Jvertlslng that oaa be profitable is the recommendation that goes by word of mouth from those whota This marvelous ipadicltie has cured to iiiff-<rln* JEWELER friends, .relatives and neighbors. It is la this way that the .sale of Item • Ndw Health kaa Inarea ted from day to day,—from y eaf to year. The deitsud MY SPECIALTIES for It la ateadlly growing and It has dona a world of good In the home* of the Pickard's Hand-Painted China famous and wealthy aa wall aa among the army of hard working women Reno’a New H ealth la the prescription of an amlnent physician whose Gorham’s Sterling Silver Ufa was spout in searching fbr a cure for female troubles, and when he dieRogers* Plated Ware oovered this remedy he at ones put It within the roach of the poor as well si Elgin and Waltham Watches the rich, and today 1 1 may b« obtained a t nearly every drug store. . Until Reno's, dlscotery there was np hno'wn cure lor the many Ills with which women suffer. The pains and aobss w hich-our mothers thought they m ust endura, soon vanish uadar the curative and hddlth^tvlng Influence of ALL GOODS GUARANTEED Reuo'e New H ealth. Like nothing else. It gives n a # vigor, vif« , life and strength. ' ft dispels headaches sci the ft m akes nervous, ailing women well and' cheerful. ssry at troubles. Kent Jteao's N ow H ealth make«' It unnecessary banishes all nervout nsrvou* troublas. many. It dues any t u g s of life to suffer treat iho*e serious Ills th a t affilai * not merely relieve, but usm atiently cures. .. I H e n ry M cLaulin For Sale ß y W m , G. Aldridge, Sanford» Florida . As.»* ! - . *' Summer or Winter supply your wonts in the le line. If you want to n S O L E AGENCY FO R Plows A.Motor For Any Purpose we ore at yopr ¿rvice with the very beat care.* We never Bleep. If you are In trouble call us any hour of the nteht'or^ay. ■ -# :l — — W . L. -a s r ?PBH ¡if" I MSB f-,i - ___ ¿1 . ^ 1 l i Sanford Nielline ft Girile Compier FHONB 331 Eor Engraved Cards See The ---w- * ' j# \ ' �THE SANfORD HERALD TAKE YOUR ORDERS For a Few Items That Can Be Found Without All Dioxogen Au De Quinine (h a ir to n ic ) Atomizers Looking Dagget and Ramscll’s Cream and Preparations; Dice, Poker and Blank Drinking Cups, Folding, 5c, 10c and 25c ink erasers Drawing Paper Drawing Ink Ice Cream, wholesale, retail E y e Shades Jcrgen’s Oriental face powder Envelopes, all sizes Juvenile Papers E aton Crane’s box papers ' La Blache Face Powder Exam ination Books, Blanks Magnolia Balm Expense Books, w e e k l y , Memorandums m onthly Maps— Florida French's Perfumes Merchandise Tags _ Florida W ater Merchandise Stickers French’s Face Powder Fountain Pens, Parker’s, Music Nail Enamel, Diamond Blair’s Nadinola Feather Dusters Nail Brushes G ogglcB Nail Polish Glue • «-w. Nail Buffers Herpicide ■ Hines' H oney and Almond' Notes, cn Route Order Books H olly Paper, assortment Pompeian Massage Cream Hand Bags, alligator Pond's Vanishing Cream Hair Brushes Pear’s Soap, perfinned Hair Combs • Auto Pencils Bay Rum Babcock’s Corylopsis Base Balls Book Straps Book Bags Colgate's Perfumes Colgate’s Face Powder Colgate’s Dental Powder Colgate s Ribbon Cream Cuticura Soap Crepe Paper Crepe Paper Napkins Chamois Skins Clothes Brushes *. Card Cases Cards, Playing Carbon Paper Cash Books Copying Pencils Composition BOolcs Crayola Chewipg Gum Cigars Blue Ribbon Extract Over Town Pear’s Soap, Medicated Packar’i Tar Soap Paper Fasteners, Q. K,, < Puff Boxes Pen Points Pen Holders Pencils, fine, assorted Post Cards, city views Pctcte Letter Paper Pencil B o x e s ', Pencil Holders Pencil Sharpeners Paint Brushes ’ P ostC ard frames Pur*2s1 alligator leather Quill Etching Pens Roger & Gallctt perfumes Rubifoam Rouguc _ ■ ' Rubber Bands Rules— Rubber, W ood S ou le’s Eradicator Soap Boxes Sponges S a v in g brushes^ Stenographers’ Note Books Statem ents Talcolettc Talcum, Violet T ally Cards, best assortment Tissue Paper Tobacco Pouches Tooth Brushes Tennis Balls Thumb Tacks Tweezers Tim e Books Tablets, theme, drawing, ink penciT and spelling Tooth Picks Vaseline, Camphor, Ice Visiting Cards and Envclopes.'bcst assortment WilliAnW* Shaving Powder W illiams' Shaving S o a p Stick W illiam s' Face Powder Water Colors. Candy, Tobacco, Cigars, Ice Cream and Soda These are all new, fresh, clean goods. Tho best is what you want and no othor kind This and this only is the kind you get here. PHO NE Boone—Tomlinson —• ..Saturday Afternoon at 4 o'clock at the * Brkk Presbyterian church on Fifth ave­ nue. New York dty. Mina Addle Brece Tomlinson was united In roaniage to Mr. r o r M ayor J. Daniel Boone. Rev. Mr. Hall officiating. A t the esrnest rnjuest of friend» and voter*. J The ceremony was witnessed by the announce that I am a candidate fur the office of Mayor of Ih e CUr of Sanford, at the November bride's parrot*. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Tomlin­ fHtofiy. C. W. tra o . son, and .Immediately afterward# the • I am a candidate foe the position of Mayor of young couple left to spend their hooey, Sanford »trio«-« to the decision (jf the primary election and wdiell roof suffrogr end ,um »ri moon in other Eastern cities. W I) Ilia nee — The groom It a popular and prominent Tor Alderman young druggist here, and the bride is ope l hereby announce toy candidacy (or the position Of Jacksonville's most attractive young of Alderman, subject to the decision of the White ANNOUNCEMENTS The happy young couple have Ihe beet wishes of their many friends for a happy minted life. Mr. and Mrs. Boone will return to Jacksooville, November 1 st. and will reside Vlth the bride's parents on Washington street— Jacksonville Metropolis. The contracting parties are well known In Sanford haying formally resided here. Mr. Boone Is a nephew and Miss Toralintsn is a nelce of Capt. R. IL Marks of this Prim ary to be hciif November Zl. 1911. P. M tinea. I am a candidate for AMrfntan of (he city of Sanford subject to the decision of the While nucí «i«« Primary to be held November 21. «vea. 1811. Esami I . Wooeserr I will be a candidate for the object to th e decision of the Iovv 21. to n Ilion of Alderman lie IMmary beki Wairo P ano I hereby announce my candidacy for Alderman of the city of Sanford subject to the decision of the* White Primary. beHl Nov, XI. • » _________ W II lli w m w Registration Notlcfe ouno« my csndMacy for poaltfon of every day during the four weeks provided for hi aactfoo 2, Sunday* and legal holidays r i rented; and In addition, he »ball knap tha book open at U’ Congregational social v The ladies o( the Copgre gat local church wlU give e auelhl at tha parsonage on th e tvenjpg of Thursday, JNov. 2nd, ' An Intetesilng program has been provided. The music will be ha charge of Mr. E. T / A red tiu p n . by Dr. Lewis. ConiiKg a n i games give premise fop an Interesting erioigg A silver offering O ran g es, G ra p e fru it, P in e a p p le s, V e g eta b le s SOUTHERN SHIPPING NO. 30. 319 W a sh in g to n 8 t. How Y ork »<’ C o rn e r J a y S t r a i t K in d ly W rite fo r S te n o ll If N eeded REPBRENCBS: * A E TN A N ATIO N AL BANK A L L M E R C A N TIL E AG EN CIES Does Location and Experience Count? Stubborn Case "I was under fte treatment of two doctor»," write* Mrs. R. L Phillips, of Indian Valley, Vfu, "»nd tJioy pro­ nounced my case a very stubborn on^ of womanly Wtfl®’ ness. I, was not able to sit up, when I cotemiQtittl to take CgrduL . “ ‘ . i* ; I used It ADbut .on« wsek, bofors l u w rf\ich ehAups. Now, th« »evert ptln, tliat h*4 -be«ivln <ay »Ids tojrcjrs, has «one,, And I don’t suffer ^ a%iU gun better thin In a long time, and cannot speak too highly' of CarduL1* nprrat of many frVod* l bsvs as my candidacy h r Alderman to the drdsiop of the primary ly during U p prrk*t rleatly and legtbty lying for registration .\V , t Ä . T S h i . T . 'K Ä f t ----- f subject to tb s dscfofo i •■■».il« wtn.- rLeon anil's 1« Ter r r r tttu r e r and Collector Æ Â l ^ r i . ’r o f 'â n  u f o w t ^ V h k X w i ; ^ ih r While Primary: to be ä d November ZisL ford SdIW Jour- vsta.in * '. W L Mosca*. a * n * * r.c - M IN C H A N I S ' At tha request uf many friends' I have decided to announce m r candidacy for the position of Alile*man of Sanford, subject Alderman subjec to the decision of the White Primary held Nov. 21. W. W. A m u r Tier j ----------------------- f C h in e s e T a k e to R o lle r S k a te * . K o lle r skating hen r e c e n t ly b e e oat# p o p u la r In H o n g K o n g COM M ISSIO N follow Ini office*, to-w|t: fu r Mayor of the City of Sanford; for Clerk end Assessor; for Trrasurrr and Cell«-tot; for sevenCuundtmen and Are persona Ia serve for the ensuing Ism year* M Executive Com ■ rattle* Men. The polls will be open at eight o'clock a. m. on said day and closed at five o'clock p. m , and the following are hereby ap* lintr,l to serve es Inspectors of said Primary! fiPI Keene. Inspector, (lept. E, w. 0, Dunn, In­ spector. F. A Shumpen. Inspector spd II. C tXiHoise. Clerk All rand ideile» for tlie varkm i ni­ dori to t* votai for must Die with the Chairman of Committee aptk* at ihelr Intention to be candi­ dile», on or Fwfore the Mth day of NuVerobet. and at the time of fttlttg such notice, the stsessrnnrit a ia liu l such candidate must accompany same An assessment of SVOOU rnsde sisiru t nomi. M et fur Mayor, go,00 It* Clerk am) Assessor, 'Having held th e position id Alderman fo r,“ « Delightful E ntertainm ent y / . term, I wilt again be • candidate for til* position •n d so lrlt your vujkfagr oulriy upon m r past U.Professor Perkins IgJts happy. In his “ MetIon* o f the succeeding attractions » . __________ 3. Rom*.- ’ 'iMiad foe Sanford as in Booth Lowery, At the sam eat solicitation of many tax payers friends. 1 am urged to announce qrv ratuiidacy An Ordlance Providing Tor T he Reg­ the Lyceum Course this winter will be a and for A blerm sa of the City of Sanford, »«meet to the is tra tio n or V oters *w*Ulant success. Mr. Lowery's d e a r In* decision of th a W hite Primary, to he held Rov. 21. Be It ordained by the Mayor and the City Council r _^ J g f f l L J®* v of SanfufiL Ha. tight Into the thoughts of the human acmndkjtett for ih r of AUermwi. t a s l T l That the d ty d e ,k s b fll ka.fi . heart, and forcible delineation of charac­ registration book for the purpose of rediatertog the name* of electors of Ihe city of Sanford. . ter should mako him a floe moral JMcber a S. p Section 2. Tha ifglstratloabaA shall bo opened and shall remain open for aperkvi of four weafcj whenever he giv»g such lectures as ndktate for Aldçvfoan. subirci w tha chi second Saturday In November pjfrr Hiroon Says Wigwag.“ * White Primary (ok* held November each general city election It your suffrage. - y.j lbe *ookottt for "The Vaasar >t**PW<n f*ETEK3. 12*. ra.. ami from « f t m .. u>» ft m . o n * * th nnd ChMT.wbo will be here In November. V U ltm ia b a . C ir c u l a ti o n of S i l v e r a n d G old. The city registrntlon book will bo opeo F\>r every ton of gold in circulai!' at the city clerk* oflke Monday. Oct. 16 uml daily thereafter o*cept Sunday, from there are 18 tons of allror. 9 o'clock a. m. until 12 m. Jtnd from 2 o'clock j>, m until 5 o'clock p. in. Algo from 7 o'clock p. in. till 8 o'clock p. tn. each Saturday. • ; . , The registration will close Wednesday, Nov. 24. 1911 M. W. L ovell, • J 1-to City Clerk. lud 7. AU OrdInanes*. W I In conflict herewiin are her*! sfaby certify th a t tho. foret uly UA»wv1 by the City Con Approved this 19 day of Oct, A. 0 : rotsat U u . Mayor. If you a n on* of th«M ailing, womsif .who .ufhr from say of the tfoubief so comifetw^k ^bmeh. ' Carddf is a builder of womanly strength, Compdaed of purely vegetable Ingredients, It acta quickly on the womanly system, building, up womanly ttrength, tootng up the womanly nerves, and regulating the womanly terete«* : Ctrdui has been In successful use lor more than BO ytoli,' T h m i e a r l r l « r A 1n/11« a h a u a w r l t l a a , IBU I n * * tP n f I k s k s a s N i l k . u �October 27,- mg Thotnea K. B«tM tin# been appointed IHE SÂBlfORD HERALD secrotary-^ f-ih e -O fo oABeralal O ab eodtbat organization ought to take on a new PsbUshwi tn » r Tuc*d*r and IVkUy Momlnj By leaso-of life and get buiy doing somethlng for the good of ths town. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ' tU L HÙLLY, tatte r Sanford Heights need# a .mounted policeman—one that could patrol that district day and night find glee the people of that section (he protection that the winter vagrants will make necessary.; *’ W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager. t n i a s *coood-ci»M m ill m atter A u ie ri SÄxl 1000. ai the Ptìeloffl» at Sanford. Florida, ander AMof Marcb 3rd. 1879 Come and choose just what you want. We have it No matter what your requirements mayI. —be as to quality or price,• we can • --*=- - CONFEDERATE VETERANS The gentle rain# may stop the world'#«, •aria# but they start the vegetable# grow* lag In. Florida which Is much more to the point financially. : w- _ ■.t_ ~'zh -1* - * _^JTr_=« - ¿- ~ 1•. * jF urntsfj Igour E n tire H ouse from our magnificent stock. All woods . finishes, all grades all. styles. We are j proud of our line and want to show it to Drop in to-day / The Sanford-Enterprise ferry boot will a long felt want and bring our little #l«ter Into. clo«er relationship and help both placet. . Hon. B. Beecham of Orlando may enter the race for Congressman At Large. There are pcnistment rumor# afloat to thU effect and and a# Mr. Beacham haa ample mean« to make a thorough can­ vas* and is a live wire in politic* be may •hv his castor into the arena and—well, a t least he would give them a good run. He wai Mayor of Orlando for two term*, a candidate for State Senator and 1* .a promoter of Florida lands or ha* been. •Just now be can retire on bis laurel* and devote hi* time to politic* If be choose#. ■kin a* nothin* ala« can. A reooinlsad »•cine for Ecsema. Paarlails. Salt ;h*um or any other akin trouble. We can air* you a full slaa hntlln f tba aamilna D. D. D. remedy for 1.00 and 1/ the Terr first bottle fails > elve relief it will not coat you a int. We also can give you a nmp*e bote for IS cents. Why suffer another iy when you can get D. D, J>.T Rand“ Building Just aoross the street I, Ttte UNLOADED 0Ü*. •’Everybody is familiar with the trngeJy of the unloaded gun which happened to be loaded. A gun i* a dangerous In. »truuient to fool with, a* many persons have found out to •their everlasting sorrow. Tn shoot one’# neighbor U no pleas­ ant experience for either -porty to the transaction. No one want* to be shot and no sensible person wants to be re­ sponsible for helping nny body out of ex­ istence by coittributory negligen.ee or otherwise. If these trite but few facts were berne In mind there would be few­ er accident* during the hunting season; fewer funerals, fewer prostrations and a whole hit more of individual enjoyment and general satisfaction". A N tC l ECTLI) OPPORtUNITY If the present city council would kocp up the progressive reputation which they have achieved they certainly ought to construct a sidewalk from the terminal on Palmetto avenue to the High School building. Under present conditions it is asking a trifle too much of the ladies to request their presence at the auditorium when they ore compelled id wnde through deep sand and high weeds If tbe plac­ ing of tbe High School in the suburb*-was good business then it would certainly be a progressive step to construct a side­ walk to said building. With a '$20,000 building end one'of tbe finest auditoriums In the entire state a smalt matter of sidewalks should not stand in the way. At the present time the fine building seems to be wasting its fragrance on the desert air, as far as being a convenience to the public is concerned. E v e r y t h in g For M OTOR BOATS A t R o t k B o t t o m P r ic e s r rio rld a D efeats Ctemson In n slew hui stubbornly contested game the University of Florida defeated Cietnson college a t Clcmson Wednesday by the «core of D to 5. Cietnson started off well, scoring in the'first quarter, but Honda came buck strung. lay lor. the visitors' stnr halfback, ran half the length of the field for a touchdown, folowlng this-with q . brilliant goal from touchdown. His punting throughout the game was fine. Webb and Dissell did the best work for Ocmson. The game was raggedly plilyed. HIGH CLASS HAVANAS A box of concentrated pleasure and every smoke a source of un­ mixed satisfaction. You don’t take any chances when you pick nut n genuine , SEND FOR BiG FREE CATALO G . Of the Greatest Marine Hardware Concern in the U. S. Py Pott from Coast to Coast 119 Chambers Street, New York Away Tampa Guide Cigar For after one trial you will know what you/ are ¿citing and come back for u box foil. You trust the Notice to ttorsc Owner* m an who is always iho same like­ Having secured the services of Mr. E. wise the cigar that. is invariably M. Howard an expett horseshoer and good. blacksmlin 1 wish to announce to my customers pad the public that I am bel­ ter prepared than ever to take of every thing In this lino. Coma, in and give us a trial.—W. H.,UnderWood.M-2tc S a n fo rd fu ll line School Books a t Mo«well’s 6-tf Try our 4 “Crown" B utter, for sole by J. D. R oberts. tf . One and two.horle wagons with celery flared side bodies nt Underwood's, 7-tf Wr Have flelshm ann's Y east. Try It. J. D. R oberts. tf All kinds of repair work.- Sanford Ma­ chine &-Garage Cu. * — . 48-tf Pim ento Cheese, alw ays good. J. D. R oberts. Phone 39. tf & Sons iros. - Mehl in t , Mathushek Story &. Clark «; Campbell Haines Bros. ;■ and Fischer § i<5r^ ' YOU* . LAUND.ffY & IF Place the titles tp your real estate ltf the Realty Trust Com pony a i)d avoid com­ DELIVERED 'WHEN' PROMISED ■ •* Y* (P plications. For particulars address B. F We m ake it a point never to dis­ Whltner, Jr„ Secretary. *• > 7-tf appoint a customer, because we Bulk Graham f l o p r a t J . D. Roberts. HAIR'; HEALTH, know there Is riottjirtg more aggra­ vating whfih ona w In a hurry to find th at Ilia * >*■ )■ L A UN DR Y- -f *i’T•A ' If You Hava .Scalp or Hair Troubla, wna not rotum<*d A o f.p t Tb la Offor,-’ . ,* .MTina wo promise yoqr money bftfk when promise^. Being aystejmnue and painstaking enables us To do your work well and deliver it oa agreed. One trial and you wilf agree with, jw ; Send for Catalogues,, Prfoea and Terms £ for -tbit; jn y re a sk in g -If, Hexall “oh" J y • _ . . ‘ n » lr Settle doe«' apt do-ks wo claim it • Av wVJ,;Yan c.-rialnlj have no rYaaon for W ’ . rV '•ta n hesitating to, try I t We do n o t NO SANf EDGES ON COLLARS 11 ask you to obligati yourself I|/a>;y ** i * .. . way. JA C K S O N V ILLE Wo could oot nfTord let, so strongly endorse Rexall **83' H air Tonic and continue to sell tt as wc do, If. It did PIIONC llO—Tbe SU rtW ater. W ant • urn do all w ejdatnL ^ Should our en> j, * . thusMsm rarry us, aw syt apd BcxaU -V—'iriXiiV ., ' . ibl«r r "03** TTsIr Tonic n o t give entire anti» faction to the users, they w d b ld jim ' faith tn qb and our statem oots, and in consequence our business prestige wouTd suffer. Therefore, when we assure you that nexall “03" H air Tonic will promptly Ten mij^B from^elther Snnford or Orlando on nmii^Yoäd will dpen ita eradicate' dandruff, bUmulato h*ntr Vdoors for'-.bilaiiuiss Novem ber 4th, 1911. Newly Renovated and growth and prevent prem ature bald ness, you may rest assured w * know \ fiirnislied qt an expense of $15,000. Rates $2.00 day aqd up, w hat we are. talking'about. American Plan, and $1.00 per da^and up, Europeali Plan. Special We honestly believe th a t Rexall “93“ □ a ir Tonic will do more than any other Rates by Week or Month. For full particulars and inforinntion Telehpm&n agency toward restoring hair -Dhone.»,wj?lto or \ • . growth and half heatfh. ‘ T r la .... suffered enough from these Munchausen greasy and will lfot gtiro die oealp or hair or cause permanent stain. ’ It Is a t •tales and. pleasant to usk aa'pufe eold water. Ii EN tZM IN CER . r falck We Want The Truth 1 ccmrs In two al*ha,.pHcee r«o nt< nnd ----- ■. >» »<---- -n*,-- i •« Because The Herald, helped to m ike f l.o a * Bemember^-ioB *cao obtain U Sanford and deserves a good square deal only a t our atowf f Pha Rexall Store. L{&,PHiUPS A Cb. Progress Steam Laundry FLORIDA ïoitfftoooh. feotfl at lonfttoaob, ^loritm —— r Æ Pf-Öpftetor . A JF. Resident Manager ; • Sc �n i t SANFORD HfftAU) o«t<*w 27 Tbe reglstrollon books. for the city • Aumes and carriage painting at Un­ primary-will be dose Saturday, Novem­ derwood’^ Firkt.class work. . /3 -tf ì w e -. ber, 11. The nursing home at 8th nnd Elm Ave, Mrs. J. N. Whitncr returned Thursday is |vcpared to care for n limitesl nlmiber Uttle H a p p e n ln á * — Mention Q* afternoon from her short visit to her sis­ uf .turgical eases. Mrs, Wright, nurse in * 33-If Matters In Brief. ter. Mrs. H. II. Deane, of Jacksonville. clturge. e v e ry th in g In good fresh m eats t/D. A. Caldwell and sons, David and and High c la ss Bakery lo o d s If. G. Wldemun have returned from Jackson­ Stockton. S tore Vtione 35. Ilukery PERSONA! .rçp fc O f IN T E R E S T ville. — ------ . ----Phone 8*». Itc v Halloween Party at Miots reiidence See the - Rummage Sale" window of the r iM tln i Small Talk next Monday night. Oysters in every style. at Mrs. Allen’s. I verything m arked Methodist social nod Halloween Party down far below c o st-fo r th is week J S n c t l y A rrallied far Muronly. . 13-lta At Miots residence next Mondny night. £ T f T r l l Herald R . W * . Judge Isaac Stewart of Dehntul was in V D»ne Turner went to DaUtxl on bus! the d ty on legal business yesterday. *. P<? Í lB r o íd of the Virginia Chemical v A.P. Connely has returned from n husness trip to Jacksonville. da, went to Jocksonvlll« Tuesday, ti» registration book» for the city J. H. Overman has returned from Tam­ All Local A dvertisem ents Under This Heading, Three Cents a Une Tneh Issue will be close Saturday. Novem pa where he nttended the Stale Laundrymen's Association. Mr. Overman Inis one' ber 11. Wanted—Work on a truck farm hy j. w. wiklmaa wl'l preoch at of the finest equipped laundry» In the thoroughly reliable white man. Slate, Hon'« Station nett Sunday afternoon at state. Everything is sanitary and he Wages pit id. Address William - Wallace. » 1 3 -17th St„.N „ .N . W Washington, D. C. pays more attention to the details. JJO o’clock^ . wlli-StC Dr. and Mrs. F. N. Doardtnan, have / ,» De«a of the People» Dank was : *tt F»a-SoleTwftt' BelairVrdve, 15 months u Camden. S. C„ tl^s week by the arrived In Sanford after a wedding trip old Berkshire Boar, in lint: condition, nnd that embrced many dtles and points of excellent for service. Address. Leonard ^ifih of hi» *l»ter. interest. They are receiving tbe con­ Vihlen, R. F. I). 1, Sanford, Fla. 15-tf Cape J. P- Tuttle of the new fm y gratulations of many friends and will Mrs. J. IL Bruton declare,» It not* necto., Hoe make» dally tripe between Sansettle down to prosaic housekeeping on esrory to have an evdry day nficnlug. As forfand Endrprl»e. Fourth street. The Herald welcomes them first class milliners only glvp openings twice n year.. You will at all time« find J i n H. L-U * Forest U expected to Into the social life of Sanford and ex the most up-to-date nnd complete line of ¿Hrt home thi» week, after a »ummer tends congratulations. millinery at Mrs. Bruinit's Millinery Par­ ipmt in Derby. Conn. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. EL Worthington of Grand lor. prices from $2 50 to $39 00 the most up-to-date pallor in the city, 15-ltc Uln Mary Chappell arrived today, from RujtitK Michigan have imivci! in Sanfotd Stetson, and will spend Saturday and Sun­ Lost—Block rope la-tween Sanford and and will spend the winter with Mr. Robinson Springs. Finder please return day with home folk». Worthington's father. Mr. C. C. Worthing­ l5-2p If you like oysters come to the Halló­ ton. The Herald welcomes them to Sun to Herald Otllce. Oli-ry i>lonts for snh- Inquire of O. l a p ^ y at Miou realdehce on Hughey ford und we hope they will remain nlway>. W Brutly, corner (Vlcr y Avenue and itreet next Monday night. Mr. Worthington is'lhe political editor ul Beordull. _ I t -2c Ticket Agent Hurley of the A. C. L. hna the Grand Rqpids News, nod well known Fur Sole—Five city lot* »ell located. nturned to lü» dutle» after a plenaant in the Norllrwcst for his ufiitn bulimia to Going at o bargain if soli) at mu e. Hex Parkurd, Phone 103-2 rings H-tfp vacation »pent lb Alabama. the big dallies. *• For Sale—A bargain in store fixtures, '. K. Bales. the greatest hustler that fin e st York s la te apples 50 c ts pk shelving and counters All nearly new. cm came to Sanford, has been appointed A. W. Bailey. See N. II. Garnet. 2t-cR„ G. Stockton. . Itc Secretary of the Commercial ClubFor Sole — Horse, wagon* carriage, See Frank 1- Womlruff for your wins i n g l e mil double harness.' ¿.isolene en­ Me Cfiwy Five and Ten 'cent »tores ter shoes. If>-2tp will open in the It. H. Gnmer store mom >New goods arriving at W. W. Longs gine and imtnp. forming implements and automobile, alt at o saerdlce A B. Grocery - - give him .i call 1/5-vf m soca a» the Uxtures can be placet!. Brock if Bring your old tire# to Sanford Machine lor Silt-- I .ii res wiili I room house ft. T. A. Neal the well kuowu ptiyaidun &. Gnnige Co fur vulcaniiing T8-ti 2 tutes in Ireoring (rcjirli irt-sc t.otpl god surgeon, is in New York attending Dont forget to try the dried chipped water and vegetable section S Hmnricli the clinics of the large hospital» there. beef— chiptied.while you wait ¡it W V> Sanford. Box 1513 U-2lp 17 if y Mrs Paul h'eeley goes to Jacksonville lyings grocery. lor Renl —ti JIS.IIO house, ils.1 I furnished For style and jirlces in milhm-ry sec ! riHiius I’oII comi-r Magnolia and Ninth today, to meet her mother Mrs. Curtis; I T -He wt» 1» returning to Florida to spend the Mrs. Overman, river Yowcll’s store. 9-2t For If. ni Feii room lion-" ii bend of Wo arc ci|uiti|K*il to Iin in lie your repair I winter. I’nrk \ve Sjiifonl Helglils in mge li•~®-« Sanford Machine K (iarage Cu. I gornl garden spa. and s iirt Apply \ The Guild at Die Church of The Holy work. THtf Gurney Doudnry It-tip ftott will give their annual- »upper and f u t u r e s —Counter shelving, show ' Ten ucres of g<nni land for toiIc at n Bamr on Tltarsday. the seventh <»f Dee- cases, tables, refrig e rato r, oil tunii. 1 tmrgain I luce acres clt-Jireil and crop 1 fUbct.. scales, cash re g iste r and old store j peil I.iki sens. mi All under tones- Near \f fie» H Fenjald left Wednesday night front far sate at once V It Garner, | loading station ,oi Ii j tton line Almost old stand Call at one*. r> lie | given a » a y Part it ulurs ¡it Herald for Boston, and will ptobcbly return with t Hflt e Mrs ferpald and Mrs. Lnughluif. Mr*. f or Sale—The »mildest and hrsl lUilodgc Frniski» inmlier. > • . healer» on tlie in.'trkel F. A Scliuinpr-rt. F Arthur Dickins. wl|He skating on roller Sanford, f lo 11 ih skate* on (hr |doy ground at school, fell Wanieil Ions Prickly Ash Burk. Prick iy Ash BerriesIWr longue (vaiiifln and broke Id* collar bon». . lie seems to leaves). Stillmgi.i and Blue Flag Kuril. be brarmg the misfortune quite bravely. Cflreil Moss, nil kinds'Sceornl hand hags ■ m i * Dorothy Hayes daughter of L)r. und hurhiji AdrUess America n Fibre Cutupany, Box 27H, Jacksonville, Flu. ftiugUts Hayes of Tracy City, Tenim . 12-ftip wW arrive In the dty •next Tuesday to Fuf Sole—A few pieces of good second ipeod die winter with her aunt Mrs. W. hand furniture left, Call up Mrs W. A ¿ Holden. . * Minnick. Contemn City. II tfq J. L Bias, of Guyamjotte West Vo.. I» For Sale—Tin- richest high loud farm Orange county v>nn k and Urnls 1Dirty * la tbe cuy looking up some line land acre». 2 in fruit und 12 in cultivated which he [Kirchasfel last year, and ex­ held, ho Inlie« in pasture anil wtxnlluud pect* to improve the same and and build GixhI Hroom house and out tmilduigs Gns a alee home. oline engine nnd water works 31. miles from town, ‘A mile from belt line on Sil The October business meeting of The ver Lake. Plaasuni to look at. Very Guild of the church of The Holy Cross healthy. Elevation 7d feet above Sunwill be held.at the residence of Mrs G. F. Jord Cheap nnd terms easy. C. F. Wil­ + • liams, Box 923, Sanford. Fin. 10-if Smith on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. For Sole—Finest uiuck land in »late, All membffs are earnestly urged to a t­ already drained, rcjnly for cultivation, tend. ' - : ' i ' “ )% wiilitn a mUe railroad station, Twenty neir traits only forty dollars on ocr« Tbo Ladles of the Methodist church wll f* W Humphrey's. Bronson. Fla IO-7tp fit» sn uyster .supper at Mr». Miota—San­ Plunts for Sole—Olerv. lettuce n:-d ford Heights—Monday evening Oct. 30 th. CJiull(lower for the next two weeks A Everybody Invited: Come. First car leaves Dorner, Celery Ave. , J(Jll-lf from Flrit National Bank corner at 7 For Sale—LUe scholarship in DHtugho’clock. * * Ofi's Business College. gi>ml for both book­ keeping nnd stenographic course in any Mias Crunan of Daytona Beach, spend of the Draughon's Colleges. Enquire Wednesday In the d ty in the Interest of Herald office. 7-tf. b*r brother-in-law, Dr. V an’VaUah. Tbe Notice—To iiropeny.owner* an».’ utliejs Piular doctor la putting out a good having real estate in charge, Sue me and gef m)i#r|ces on paper hanging and fflalarü remedy, and Miss Cronan is pointiUR before lettijig to soare one else, pfkcing Mt at all the drug stores In the nnd Ewdl save you money apt} give you state I X ,* " I n good lob. Give me a chitaQP to /bid is fill I ask. Ask* W. J. McBrtdk or Mrs. W, £ ^ nflt Drutheraon, had the' misfortune R. Gardner. 313 Magnolia ‘ Avo. Drop to fall on the cement walk while playing postal in ppstoflice. L. L. Wood. 9-tf ■t school Tuesday Morning, and broke For Sole—At Qnmeroh City, store buildbl* collar bone. Dr. King, wbo was sumitrg and lot; hullding two-itnrlcs. with °»ned and gave the Uttle fellow th e nesstore-room below and living rooms above. Kunnitvg water on both flour*. Lot 8711 attention, taya It »rlU likely be aft fool front: flowing well and ience; leased '- , ^ 1 - A , ' " ? ’’r ■T*ekVbeí?” lw C 8aa*«W* otra again. Mr Dim year at H-5 per month; brmgiiiK IA twr cent oh investment. Inquire Her­ 1 ‘If the authontlaa do not begin soon, to ald office. AI*o at Cameron X ily ohe * down the grass that la growing so luxthree.room house with front p.>rch and utlantiy, about some o f tbe public tbo(sueFned back'porch; running water in “dghfare» in Sanford; a few of tlw many house, chimney nftd llreplacr, fence find ¿walks; rents for ffl i>er month. Inquire : winter vlilton we are expecting, may get Herald office. _ 8:tf-c «•t. and then the dty. may have a law. vT\r One of the most suitable tracts of laudwit on hi.ud for the recovery of aprne; in Florida, near the liemitlful Indian River body ■ lost property. now open for side. If you wont good land, pretty scenery, health and comfort, Tnfonnatloo has been received by do nut let this offer slip by, write to J.’F. ««nd* lo the dty. of the death of Etden Sundell. I.ake Mary Fla. * 5-fltp *nii»cau of Savanna h, Ga. Mr. Rouskeau For Sal«—3 acre farm, twenty bearing E. Dickons, of orange trees, 50 peach trees,; uted- very large hearing i*nr trees, nxxlrcn 5-rt»m °*- Hi* father was formerly cottage, front and buck pOrcht-s, faces «jnweted with tlie- Plant System . of south Gulden iJtke. 3 miles sotilh east of Sllw ny,; n n d tQ S a n fo n | tQ , Wc Sanford; 8 minutes walk to street rntlwhen Oden] Was a lad. The family rewuyv also Ovcido railroad. Fine drinking water, good luuhlng. fishing and swimS ” 10 S*v,TOtth when the Plant SysNext Door West *'• T.;V, Ncx mlng. Adtlress ftrx 1127 (My. 52-tf *«» merged Into the Atlantic Coast U n ¿ of P ost Of floe..... otP. ;----- w< « a n leave, to mourn hie early death, a' * Try Our Bulk Mince M eat. J . ‘ D Sanford, Florida Phone 39 Roberl*. next door we*t of postoffl rel*ü«¿ ,bf6r »!*»"*• other f^ U v st and A» ----- j i t C»TY OES it moan anything to you to have clothes to fit, properly tailored; to hold its shape and be absolutely sat­ isfactory even to the slightest detail ? - ___ .. .- ■ > ■':We--represent Ed. V. Price & Co.j of Chicago, whose Made to Measure.Clothes embody all these features. The Fall and Winter line of over 400 all-wool samples of *the newest colors, designs and models are ready for inspection • May we have the pleasure of showing them to you? D Clothier and Men's Furnisher SA N FO R D . . . . FLORIDA J ROBERTS’ SPECIALS The A pex B u t tu n A r orn^/i’t e i/ioiuing ot $5. FOR THIS WEEK Bulk Graham Flour Yellow Corn Weal ^ ; Bulk Mince Meaf Pimento Cheese Fleischmans Yeast 4 “Crown Butter lM i^TüpæsSSSai ROBERTS ■„ ■«■■■f you It.i vo a n a t u r a l f o o t , p u t i t i ti a " N a t u r a l S h a p e " shoo. T h e r e ' s a Kl or shei m in otir stor k t h a t will hi you f i n e — S t e p in anti t r y it on any time. '1 hr sootier t be b e t t er . Sume f e i r ify/et SA. SH O E E. G. D U C K W O R T H FEET FITTER 09 P ii S a n fo rd , F lo r id a A Meat Market of Quality^ Where yotl emi get I he heat of everything delivered fo your dopr hy s|x*eml iiieswnger a n d on Tlrnc Wt CAKHT A COMPUTE UNL 01 F lo rid a a n d W e s te rn B eef a n d P o rk . L am b, Dry a n d S a lt M e a ts, Fish, P o u ltry a n d H om e M ade P o rk S a u ­ sage. T We are now prepared to give to the trade our specinl HOMEMADE CORN «EEF • '■ Try it—you will be pleased. B RIG G s T. W. ’ - 110 P a rk A venue P i to n e No i s a » »i s - m •>\,1 -X — t ■dP le s $ é 4 , Ceiling, Siding, & *Semiuis your ordersliud thby wrtl/hnve our best attention. Wtt n^.Sales A'Oikts'for somo. ’^ ojf.tlVtruest nnd bes^Pinc and Cypress Milltf in Florida. Dtdiverefl/prlcei.Quoted oh;request. 541 LUMBER. & » S P O m t i O N CO. i,.,— . i* . < r .'• ! ; ‘ "■ . *1 - V . . , ■ - - - -- , ■ . : . /- w �W H »»» You judge a m an by the company he keeps. You judge a candidate by his record, his platform and his running mates. , * The Mayor of Sanford is of little importance unless his views "‘are in harmony with those of the City Council. - The Mayor can recommend and assist the Council must determine and finally act Unless the Mayor and Council work together demoralization results and your government is weak and non-effective. • H. R. Stevens,. B. W. Herndon, W. H. Peters, W. W. Abernathy, S. Runge and S. 0. Shinholser are m y running mates— thé candidates for the you many years, while others are among the more recent arrivals— new blood. Som e are wage-earners, others.are independent business men. None of them are rich ■but each one is a property owner and taxpayer. • . ■ Man for man—don’t they stack up well with the opposition ticket? AND THEY ARE ALL PROGRESSIVES The fact that these clean, capable men, all younger than myself, have as­ sociated the mselyes with m e in this campaign for the advancement and better­ ment of our city, is a compliment to me and an evidence of confidence which I will not forget while life lasts. L, Elect them and by doing so say to the world that Sanford is committed irrevocably to Progress—that she has buried her dead past and her eyes are on the Great Future %H »»W < »»H » H H »»H W»»»M H » » H » »»»H H H »H » ' Sm SSw �% ‘rsT’-fljFi“¿*í! THE SAfirOfcD HERALb -----— — 7 — ■■■■— ■■ ■ ■ ;— Grind Rapid*. Mich, are coming this r Dr. W. H. Evan*, who believe* In mak­ » ipwsJ ■ the winter with hla ing thing* move has installed a ¿new Ir­ parents, Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Worthington. rigation plant. Tilings should grow on Mr. Worthington is a Grand Rapids news­ the Doctor's place. paper man. T to d ie to M n i^ tln S Willie Wynn of Clyde spent Sunday From Correspondents Old and young turned out Monday with his *i*ter Mr*. D. J. Overstreet. > evening to give Mr. and Mr*. J. F. - 'A> result of wreck Inst Week some of McClelland a rousing serenade. Tho •hoppers had but a few minutes between “ TK EVENTS Of OUANGE COUNTY crowd was moat cordially invited In and train* and os reauh* one of the young • — treated to lemonade and cake, and ladies had to tiny in town over night listened to some fine graphs phone selec­ The fouthbound train left before site was n . r r .< M « » - 1' tions. one and all Joined in hearty con­ ready. Cover» the Territory for gratulations. __ ____ Our neighbor, B. Ingeraoil la happy now T in Herald Mr. R. Homrighous writes from-Wlchotn na he haa brought him a “new oofT' with GENEVA JOTTINGS Kano.. that ha is sure now he U more long ears. ' fitted optical work than raising cabbage „ .« * w . Mr. Gill and family of Tennessee has and onions, he la meeting many old settle upon and has dean up his farm * isd Mr*- Curieite and roung «liter* wbo friends and telling them of the wonderful which ho bought from J. S. Martin. wlB »«ke (heir home in Geneva. thing done In our pert of the state of E le c tric P e rco la to r Say did any one see anything of ■Mr Coleman. Of Forsyth. Go, 1* sunshine and flower*. Southern Citrus RallroadT w hi, friend. E.N. Sutton. with a view r 1Mrs. Louise Nyland and daughter, Julie »boating here, CAMERON CITY CUPPINGS ■pent Sunday In Upsala. v A- B. V°*M viaited Orlando la»t Sat­ To the Editor of the Herald Mr. and Mra. Marshall of Michigan have Copt. Charles Lord, one of the County urday. Q P. Sieg of Jacksonville la-also among purchased through lloward-Packard Land trusted guards passed through Lnke Mary M a resident. . Hla family wlU arrive Co, the five acres owned formerly by H. recently on hla way to his camp near H. Stevenson. They are putting down a Taft. He report« some good work done about January l i t , well, tiling the land, will build d house at river and also that county has another We are glad to atnte that lira. Fultz la and aoon be living there. camp near Lake Apopka which la push­ improving. Dr. and Mra. Swartx are moving to ing road towards Lake County. Let good lira. Grant will ahortly begin Improv­ go on. . • Sahford this week fur the winter and % ing her boua« by the addition of new will be living a t the home of Mra. Peril op, we would bo using some in ire Stevens on Park avenue. They will be day roads If we had not tried' to bit off lirt. Elheredge. lira. Speer and a P. very glad to have their Cameron City W a sh B o ile r too big lump last wintry in that million Slag. enitfcL a pleaaant auto ride to friervda call when in town. dollar bond deal. Quarter of Urol sum Sanford Saturday with Mr. and Mr*. Celery and lettuce are being set out at no doubt would have suited us folks, McLain In their automobile. especially na the million was to go to the rapid rate. AU the work on the now bridge will Mr*. J. II. McMlilun has !>een quite ill. main highways and the by roads were to be completed thla week except the draw, wait we were told by an enthusiastic A family is moving into the Denton a&l the workmen are expecting it toon. speaker. If by roads had been tvoniiscd Tbi* meant much to the people of Orango house this week. a mile of d ay far every mile uf brick we « o n ly and we hope to tee It In proper The Dolae of the charivari celebrating think there would have„ been mure bond the McClelland wedding readied the ears voter. Moral, don't ever forget “by roads ahape. _r ■ p . . . . ___ ■ ’ On bat Sunday aitemoon at the home of Cameron City Monday evening. farmer.” of Mra. RHl Taylor. Miaa Georgia Brown and The Worthingtons dined with the The Social and industrial League went Mr. McClelland were united In mania ge Ellsworth Sunday. ovet to the home of Dr. Evans Inst Satur­ by Eer. Ssunder*. Miaa Brown hna lived John Goodwine of Wichita. Kansas, day evening and gave him a surprise in Geneva for tome time and baa many was a caller this.week. Chafing Dish party on his 72nd birthday A delightful friend* who wish for tier every pleasure supper whs served and all reported hav­ On Sunday evening the people gathered in life. Mr. McClelland llvea near San­ at Dr. Minnicks and enjoyed themselves ing u good lime. Dr. Evans is president ford, at Moore'* Station where 1» haa a of the League and to show their appreci­ practising Sunday School songs. cefory farm and atore. He 1» Indeed to ation for all tie tins done, presented him be congratulated on winning auch a *' Mr. and Mrs. Dutton were callers on witli u silver muLcb safe with his initials Friday of last week. wife. engraved uparf • it. Those present were Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin and family, Mrs. Mr. Waldrep la in Geneva at the house Mrs. Minnick. of Mr. Jones. Julia Martin, Mr and Mrs E. A. SJoblum Mr. and Mrs. Join» Dressier enjoyed a and family. Mr and Mra. Barney Ingertrip to FL Cloud last week. BUDA ITEMS soil, Mr. ami Mrs. W. D. Dunn and fam­ S#«dal Ccrrapundenc* to The Herald Mr. Duke will be home to stay the first ily. Mrs. Sallic Calherwood and son. t Mr. J. P. Taylor of Orlando Is back at of tlie month. Frank. Mis* Lenoro Arnett. John Evans Us old borne. He is slopping with Mra. Mr. Dutton is having a second well W. L Taylor. WOODLAND PARK N01TS P e rco lato r put down on tils Heardall Avc.. farm. Sptriwl Cv h /m Vikm 1« r*< Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Moore left last TuesThe fanner'* Club will hold Its mouthy Tins government surveyors ore bu*y , day for their home in West Palm Beach. meeting Tuesday evening October. 31. laying out the channel opposite Woodlaud ** after staying a few day* with friends. Tii« program will be full and fie« dis­ Park, wln-re their house Ixiat lias been the . Mr. and Mrs. Collet and aister arrived cussion of teed beds. Mr. Worthington l*\«i ten days. We Iwpe it will not be ■' in Geneva last Thursday' and will soon will lend tho discussion on lettuce and king before a I»ridge will be built here. ; occupy their ,new|y purchased home on seed beds, and Mr. Rich will lend on Mr. Branham, superintendent of .roads, Brick Lake. .’They are stopping with Mra. celery beds. This meeting promises to motored to the park Sunday with some j# until the houae la ready. be interesting. Inatructive and enjoyable. friends and when he saw tne Ideal loca­ Robert Brown of F t Christ mas la Come out everybody and > bring your tion for a bridge, where a point of land vfoiiiag his aunt, Mr*. Taylgr. a ‘ i neighbors. on one aide of the river seems to say to Mr. Hoyt Taylor of Orlando spent last the point on the opposite side: "What are PAOLA POINTS r week with frtSfnds and relatired. P e rco la to r they looking for a bridge site for! Can't Special Correspondent* to The Herald i ____ Miaa Bobble Nlciiolson with her two There is a hint of autumn in the nights they sect" He admitted that this was ■ants, Mr* King and Mr*. Nicholson, are now and the early mornings are cool and the only place far u bridge to connect vtmtng friends to Osteen Ttilsvw t. delightful, but the tun shine* iboul as Hanford with DcLauii. Ofange City nnd Mr. and Mra. Geo. Mathieux and son ardently as ever through the middle of Enteririsc. Mr. Branham also promised Orb and Mr. Duchard apent hat Sunda/ the day. . ft I - to have that railroad crossing, which the " county commissioners grunted five month* • ip Geneva, at the home of Mrk. Rehbin* , W. E. Driggertof Long wood lias accept­ ¿ef. .' 1 ed a position with A‘. V. McGuin, and ago, put in at once. Mr. Bowman, the champion high diver, lira. 0. W. Davis and charming little with hit family has moved Itilo the Smith after many attempts, succeeded in touch­ daughtef who have spending lh# summer cottage. rj| ing bottom. The other boya try hard to . withhri’mother in the north.’ ere expectMiss Edna Adorns returnod tolVer tiofno ad bar* this week. 'ffi. Imitate him. Nearly all the visitors Sun­ in Lakeland last week. C u sp id o r day were regulur patrons. Of newcomer* lib s Georgia Drawn and Mr. J. McMrs. J. E. Bona it visiting her parents. there were ouly ten or twelve. The trol­ Cbjbn were happily married at tho home Mr/ and Mr*. A. A. Hicks. > ley gives much enjoyment ond is very Wc carry a complete stock M the bride’» aunt. Mr*. W. L Taylor John Hartley left last week for Toylor- in um . Ust Sunday afternoon at three tt'cloci, of this fine line. The .lb». Cs A. Saundcra of Genavn officiating, irllie; where he will assist his brother. Rev. Mr. Waldron with'his Boy Scouts »be bride it the oldest daughter of our B. C. Hartley in bia work. will visit the park soon and in order not Rochester G o o d s— a 11 Liike Balcorn of Tampa «pent Sunday to interfere with the boys* school the park Nifckel-Plated ^unty Commissioner Mr. Brown of Ft. an d tin pWMmaa. ;.8he was dressed very pretty in Paola, on hla way home from the north. will he opened and the pool filled for lh«m lined. . ' Call and let us b a.white silk dress. The grqom is • —Woodsma*. T. E Wilson left the fitti of ' tills week on a Saturday. show you. Prices always prominent citizen and merchant of Moore* for i two wer&t' Vacation in New York ZrLLWOOD &0IES wation. Intmegdbialy. after Use orfetno- state, where he will Jolh Mr». WUson. right. 4¡ - S C « m e » W « w r *• YU HtnU • ay the happy couple left for fhalr home M Moore*» Station. Tbqge present were LAKE MARY MELANGE. .r/L Mrs. J. S. G o ite r has returned from yj , Chicago. wherdlMje spent the summer ’J r ' *** Mra. BroVn. Mol Taylor, Mr. and StMdal Cer. fo Th* HwskL . Mrs. A. W. Keeley. much improved In with relatives. w^FredTaylor. Mr. MlxeU Taylor.Hilton m * 'jJV * • Jrow^Mlsa Macy Prevatt, Mr. Estridge, health has returned from Philadelphia, Mr, H. G. Brown and family, left Tues­ «wart Brown,'.Mr», G. A. Nicholson, and where she spent the sommer with day for Tovarea where tl»ey will reside In First and Oak. 9F¿ ,***?• A. Sounder*. relatives. •• • / * >».the future. v. ^ - ___ Mist Seille Whitby is borne again. She Mr. Farley F. Floyd of J^iaonviij/. IN E Z H IL L . MOORr* STATION . ■pent part of the summer in Tampa. was a visitor here last week. , A Samuel McBride . returned. Tram Mt, Miss Rjth Gardner of Apopka, «pent We predicted wedding bells would Velde. FIs, whexp lie was assisting Rev. Saturday gnd Sunday with her parents. ^ last weeksUme and tfiy didon S«n: yf^E. M urphy'Jiv revival meeting. He Miss S. M. Stewart of Chicago, arrived Gurncr Woodruff Bldg. J -w -r M tC W la n d M m f it one of the best meeting be has Thesday. alyo will spend the winter here Room 14 In fur long time. Twenty* or .more with her sister’ Mrs. Win. Edwards. the h M 'ü Geû^ 1* Bnmn 0* Geneva n* me tiome of the bride a«nt Mr*. ' Taylor united with church at that place. Fine. Mr. D. Houston was in Orlando pno day SO CIALISM 1p.m. Rev. Saun era presided. A We would be glad to bear of more uniting grstuUtiom, 1 Iasi week. ' , , . Is undoubtedly spreading—you should with church of Christ We need I t investigate and fight-it if it’s prin£ Stewart Edwards of Stelaoa University, Uulh Mây,1^ iv*tt "f Geneva b apeod- ' ’Rev. J. F. Sundell has been confined tq. »Pitu Soulnloy and Sunday with hlf . ripies nté wrong, or fight for It if right. . d» weekhere with relative*. hit room for nearly n month with very Read “Men and Mules’*. Si ’ *■ . . ' TWaeUand enidrialped serious Illness. Hope tie wilt gain his parenla. = Price Sc «t 2 1 1 Fln t Street AW friend on Saturday health and be with us again. ____ Sspiuel McBride Is condixtlng the ear vice In the Presbyterian church on ac­ FLOWERS — PUNTS — BULBS pUlLWUt Of . ‘ ;7K count of the Illness of ¡the Pastor J, F. MARRER sad C H A H IT « SundeiL r , »be bier 01,1 * Mojiumenls, Tombitoncs, Etc, gOCMT JACKtONVILie fLORAL COMPANY Ml»* Howard of ¿Montreal Canada ‘ U ■ Phone 166. ntft and Oak Ave. viatting her sister Mrs. Ridierd.Csrter. Church S tre e t, Orlando, florida dined M^ and Mr*. J! (X Mrs. J. E. Rose and Mrs. W. A. Willacy Special Offering In Ferns. S èàffiN , v¿ fond* «»»o. m» iM j w Floral Designs to Order. Mr «.¿t m V vV itf Lockhart, ¿peat dw day with “ *^U23-UMJ ; Jodiap Worthington, of parents Rev, sod Mr*. J. F. Sundell, , ",h^Vr -: . T W A F U L L L IN E SANfORD LOOMS Sanford lodge Ne. 27, L O. O. T. Meet» evrry Mood«» «t 7 30 p. m . orti Imperiti Th*»trt J C HÂ1I..N G. W. S Hun»«. Sac » Seminal« Chapter Ne. 2. Order Eastern Star Meeii every «-corni and fourth TrUty la month Every on« who h»i teen hi« Star in the Kan at« cordially Invited U> viali the chapter. Auca E Ruaeon. Sac'y. t O E . Celery City Aerie 1833 Mretine* flrei and third Turada»« la every axmlb. Hall in Wrlhorae Block, third now Pheenla Lodge Na. 3, K. af P, Meet* arcond and fourth MóñdayL VUltlM knwhta el way* welcome P. L. Huichlaaou. cTc! felu S. Frank. K. R. and S. Sanford Ledge. Na 02, E. A AM. O L. Tarlar. Matter; H. E Tolar. Secre­ tar», Communication every ilrtt and third Thure­ da»» al 7;30 p. m/ Vlaltin* brother* weicome. Untie Brotherhood or Carpenter* and daft» •re af America *'41 - Sanford Local Union No. 1731, U.di. of C. and I. of A. meet* every Thuraday nlshi at 7 o’clock fa ■he Eagle«' Halt. W. A. Kumohr, prrtldenl; T. C Lent ITS. A T. ___________ O. P. 0, E. Hanford Lodge 1241 _ Meet firs t and Third WeSneadav night, corker T in t and Palmetto. W. D. Ikaiex. E L • 0. L Tatlc*. Secretary DR. C. G. BUTT * DENTIST Office: Yowell Building ' - - tJv SAN TORD. FLORIDA DR. R. M. MASON. DENTIST Welburu Bk»ck Phons 19 Sanford. Florida W. E. HOUSHOLDER DR. D ENTIST Koom* 23. 24 and 23. PVo Bldg SANFORD. ’Phon« 41 FLORIDA. DR. F.nC. BO ARDM AN DENTIST All Modern M ethods tnd Appliances ROOM S 5 0 ,u J 7 'W tKj-.'liulI OwiUift P H O N E 4* Sdi aiisf Jla I Lst hi a KEMP D R OSTEOPATHIC PM Y B IC1AN At Comfort Cottnge Hour* by Appointment F lo rid a S a n fo rd ANÜEW JOHNSON ATTORNEY-A T-l-AW (*racticea in Stale and Federal Court*. Phan« 248 M G T Bui Mini .e e e e e e ee e e e e e e . GEO. A. D eCOTTES ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Practice In Slate and Federal Courts Garner-Woodruff Bldg Sanford Fla. »■dPwssPdPWWNr# dP<p^ THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR. AT-LAW Late Slate Attorney Seventh judicial Circuit of Fiofida Rcaklencr*. Sanford and Sylvan Laka " e e e e e e e ^ e e w e e e e e e e ee e e e e e e e e e e e e . L. G. STRINGFELLOW JUSTICE OF THE PEACE NOTARY FUBUC Office in City Hull I HORACE MENDENHALL TEACHER OP MUBIC Will Give Leaaon* a t the Ilona« af Poptla A g en t f a r th e C a la b ra ta d H a lia l * .' PIANOS •ANPORO - - FLORIDA V1 Æ ADE, THE TUNER, W PHONK NO; 40. ORLANDO. t FLORIDA W ad» Will P ay Phonw Toll on All O en u ln a O rd ars ¿ a B. D. WIENENGA PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER DR.VETERINARY EURQEON JO*. tor - “4 F. J. T E R R Y j ^ La H. TE M P L E r * * —r , '■ 1 * — ' ffer ’-ir-" * -- . - - ... -, , ■ ,- , - -■ AND DENTIST o m C E DAMN'S TRANSFER S O I L A N D O ; FLORIDA ~^ —.1——l-i-J-JL'-l. ’ m ■■.■HRTPI LooHIni for a Go«d House H o * ship Your Fruit and Ve*e tables to? '• * . 1. •J# - ,3- t . r ? wj ‘ ' « "* a , g ....... ■—g Here I» One on *the Merket W r ite fo r B ta n c lla t n d W lifk et R a p o r ta T o d « / ' 4“ F a Q . fl Harelssa îlfe e ts •-W - New York ... - lif.-* - „■ *- m ,.v .t/»»' d ; �October 27,1911 IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest Concerning Society People. F O I N U PURELY PERSONAL How Celery City Vanity f a i r While Away th e Golden Hours— Social Gossip Mrs. F. J. Gonzales entertained the Auction Bridge Club Thursday afternoon. Tee decoratlona were yellow daisies. Two tables of bridge . were ptayed. Mrs. For* rest Lake tnpde the highest score and won the first prize, a lovely hand peloted plate. Tbe consolation prise, a box of candy was received by Mrs. R. S. Keelor. After the card* a delicious chicken salad course was served-. Mrs. Gonzales' in* vitad guests were Mrs. R. S. Keelor. Mrs. Geo. Speer, Mrs. Forrest Lake. Mrs. ¿Sam­ uel Puloiton. Mrs. Robert Newman, MrsFrank Lane. Mrs. A. Connelly, Mrs D. L. Thrasher, Mrs. J. W. Dickins. Mrs. C. 0. McLaughlin entertained the Every Week Bridge Oub Wednesday af* tarnooo. Two tables of .bridge were play, ed. Tbe top score was made by Mrs.. W. D. Holden, who won the first prize. Tbe Prslber, a pretty bisque figure. After tbe conclusion of Uie games of cards a delicious salad courpe was served. Mrs. McLaughlin’s guests were Mesdsmes R. S. Keelor, 0. W. Brady, W. D. Holden, For­ n a i Lake. 0. W. King. H. P. Driver. W. W. Prather. The ladies of the Woodmen's Circle, held their regular meeting Wednesday afternoon, after all necessary business * had been attended to, tbe tadles enjoyed a social half hour. It was decided that instead of .bolding their regular meeting November 6th, they made arrangements , to charter the launch Molrae, and go to Enterprise to visit tbe orphanage, each member of the clrch will take a package of something, that will be good, .useful or necessary for the orphans or the home. There will be room for several others who may want tp visit tbe orphanage provided they too, take their package Another Man Conspiracy. A hatter sayrf size of hat !s*no In­ dex of brain under IL Women would have all the beat of It lit It were.— New T o ri Herald. The simple-«!, )lghU«t running, fmitnet cutting aaw mill ever built—* mill that you can buy at the right price and with which you can make big money. It’s all in the Taylor Feed Every mill fit tod with tcirtcablt tin te, set - out attachtuenU and adjustable idler. Improved carriaoo-baeking do. vice is puiat acting and a (ime tacer, Msdn in all alzes, portable and s ta ­ tionary. . We manufacture Engines, Boilers, Bbingle Machines, Cut-Off Saws,Wood Splitters, et«., and do Foundry Work. Writs toT Information snd prisse on esrlhlsf joa nssd. Mallary _____ A Taylor Iron Work a MACON. QA. - y W!MQUt.‘.UU%TINd, rut, c u t ir t n Of rout turnus /I 4 V w orrr ftosLEuX C T .^ I T I I O U t DOUBT SCO U N T c h i c k i n g a c x Probably Would. » ’New Aflaona'InKjitetry** . ;■»£, ... t -> ‘•PImA sentence Is not incorrect,“ ' IleeltfenÉé* W ' Arizona' have dlaaov ered timt eketns needles or thorns,*™ a a l^ th e professor, "but U sounds odd. adm irable Tor usé as grapbophone re­ to the- English speaking ear."— H ar­ producing -pointa,, and a big export vard lam poon. trado Is. anticipated, *. Always the Best .W ay.’ The Odd Change. The value of the farm s In Kanaka Is only |l,7IMM,00<V<iI. T h« sixtyo a t cents was for a new 'w rench and a quart of gasolina.—K ansas lodai* tx lallst-, . A New. York newspaper chronicles tho arrival In that city of an American Stenography 2,000 Year* Agp. boy wkp speaks no English. It Is In­ It seem s Incredible, but it can be ferred that tbe little chap converses proved, already in the olden, tim es habitually In the baaabail dlaloqt. there were stenographers who took . — — .: dowp thé speeches made In the Itomeli Woman's Influence* ■enatS hr In pjubllc. They were called For a woman to be.wise and a t lbs notarti and' w« find a place In Sue­ sam e lima womanly la to wield a ire-, tonius .w hero Augustus Is angry be* catta» tbe stenographers reported tbe mention» Influence which may be felt for good In the live» of generation» to speech-of C»**«r for *MeUtil lu» In a come.—David S tarr Jordan. very 1m pé rfecFYlHoift e r. » -------NOW ON AT TH E CHO ICE OF A FINE ________ TICKING 10 N K C K S S 4 B T gg | T K N ttS M r t o o n n o o r t x THK STUBS o f TOUK a t KCK BOOK. IT ILL KN4BLK YOU TO. T IK IT A CLOIMM "T4B~ Sponccr’o Bread handled 'by-all firs -? olaee grocer». J VtU/A ACCOUHf H U tK . i SPECI AL foN1V A t T t ^ p r i N C ON T E $ T On display, «t H . M ^tA u iin 'ft Jo w o Ic ry Store * G^ter Saturday (sold?*, and guaranteed by Mr. McLaulin). will be aw « t^ d to the young lady s e c u r i n g .'the .-.most votes. " Nom inations «fepow open, a n d y ^Only "Oxcluslve baker in the. city. AH mixing.done with latest improved Sdni■ftary roachihery: t M U ^ 'H l L T our. 1 UN\ It takes courage to keep quiet and go on. It 1* not an easy way, but it. is the way which, baring taken, no one ever regret». GREAT D IA M O N D P O P U L A R IT Y ] ORDERS EILLED PROMPTLY W e Ma ¡e Everything. KrtdwnVo the Trade ì li» . and the privilege of one nom ination with each ten ceot admission. Come out and help some friend . _ . r win this Finc Diamond • *; N & 111 P A R K -A V E N U E . . ■■'{I ,J �m u n si Published 8 «ml~WMkly— Tu*td*y And Friday I N S A N F O R D — L i h i$ Worth Living ■AMPORD, FLORIDA, TUIR OAV, OCTORRR 31, 1*11 PhlUp Solow yesterday In general m j •ions. Solow, hud Seen convlotcd by Astitled by Assistant District ' Attorney WaMeryogel' of bringing Elolse Wendt Items of Interest G*e«ned From from Pittsburg To this d ty (qt Immoral purpose«. His sentence was 24 years. Various Sources PI ‘. '{ ‘ Monslgnor Diotnede Fuldonio, Apostolic — Bl il delegate to the United States, and ArchHAPPENINGS DIKING THE WEE* bishop O'Connell of Boston and Farley of New York, official notice of whose selec­ tion os additions to the college of cardinalt was received yesterday, will probably •all for Rome not later than Nov, 10. Marshall Glover, of Bridgeport, Ala. this morning shot a belied buzzard tin t has been seen in Tennessee and Alaborpa annually for several years. Around its neck was fastened a bell with inscription, “Genoa, Italy, 1874.” It was a sleigh bell fastened by three copper wires, one of which was worn in two. ' Hundreds of thousands of beach trees in Georgia are in full bloom. - months In advance of the proper season. Owners "Of the °Mn'»ry miL'Tl* rri*1 down ov^m iirprospect of a failure of-Ute crap. of ships end power of armambm, the next season ns n result > f'; grMt naval review to be held at Hew Goats' milk is a specific for the drink Tort Nov. 2. promises to eclipse any naval pagaent ever bekl In this country, habit, according to Dr. Adeloldc M. Ab­ president Toft not only will sail through bott, superintendent of the health and tbs four lines of ships at anchor in the heredity department of the Women's Hadsun river* but wjll watch tbe vast Christian Temperance Union. army pWi up Its anchors and get under Mrs. W ight To Make Address way. Me wlU then lead tbe*4ong column Rev. Edwin A. Waldo, pastor of the down the bay sad off Staten Islond^will stsod aside on tire Muyowrr and again Union Congregational church nt West Palm Beach, has written Secretary Man­ review the fleet ns it posses out -to sea I ning. of the Florida Conference of Char­ i The situation In Peking is becoming ities ami Correction, that lie will Ire un­ worse. A veritable panic prevails among able to deliver an uddresx when the con­ the Msim-Iius and tire Mnnchu .women are vention meets In Jacksonville November adopting Chinese dress. Some of them IG-1H. Dr. Waldo is In burl health, and are attempting to make their feet appear his physician bus a absolutely prohibited small by peculiarly constructed shoes. the extra tax on his strength, lie is not Mest of lire trains leaving the capital are even certonln whether he will be * able to drawn by two engines, ao'heavily are they attend. "However,” be writes "I hojre to landed, tire people titling qn top of their bo. on hand at the second conference, household belongings. Officials are seek­ ing.asylum for their wives and children wherever that Is held, for I sin deeply interested in the success of the move­ •* among the foreigners. ment.’’ v The governors of several southern stats«, Dr. Waldo was the founder of the with their commissioners of agriculture, charitable organization which took care met in New Orleans to frame a way to of tire thousands of human derelicts left lncm*e the price of cotton and find more after lire close of the great Chicago world's economic means of pU'ing the staple on fair. This is now the Unlated Clinrities tie market and getting adequate statisof Chicago, am) one of America's fore­ .tks beneficial to tire seller. most charity organizations. Representative Burleson of Tsxar, Mr*. ..Susie B. Wight, who beads the chsinnsu of the Democratic caucus of the philanthropic committee of the the state house and one of the party leaders In Federation of Woman’s clubs has written congress, want« tbe department of jus­ from'her home in Sanford that she Will tice Li proceed against the officers of the accept the invitation to speak to the con­ steel trust, not merely against the corpor­ ference. Her topic will be Social Service ation. He believes [Jjat'the deportment and The Woman’s Club. can have Judge Gary and Mr. Frick In­ Wrs Wight Is one of the most promi­ dicted in Washington for their part in the- nent members of tire federuitun. and lias ceosjdracy to get- *"— President Roosevelt to for n tong lime been active in promoting -_.1 i*i ^1 r m-» ** - •» practicclly unction tbe absorption of the the good work it has undertaken. The .Tennessee Coal and Iron company by the fact that the conference la to be held Is Ueei corporation. largely due U> the Influence of the ladies Tbs Italian troops have for tbe past and their prcsislcnt efforts.—Tlmesthree days been systematically slaughter­ Union. .* ■* • ing the Arab tribemen ontslde the d ty of Tripoli. The tribesmen areJ unable to re­ f o o t Bail Game 1 , * sist the troops and are gradually being Sanford High School and Del .ami High beaten back. " School football teams, will play at Holden * I. The most severe sentence ever inflicted Park next Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. in a "white slave" caw In New York wqs Come out and give the boys a rousing imposed by Judge Warren W. Foster on support. ‘ . staftd for a decent water supply thereby Jowefing our present high^e rate -of ' Hre insurance. ' ^ 1 have no-,ill* will (or any Sian in Sanford and therefore Jlhve no mud to sling. Friends your franchise is wtaonal property and the roan.Who wo\ild seek to rule or contfoll your, vote fs an enemy to good g&Verpment - Vote yoiir convictions. I tomtmber i sm not tj» ran« pfUstr of Qjt paliti:Urns, but 1 am tpe ptoples’ taiiblbatr. J’ p i vLI fhe General News of The Land of Flowers. Fom tl / 'c a r CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS Tf|e ..^ n ort. ^ [ieceftl ytiii ,^ e pn ,|1C , u |e 0| could out th celery will b< m«»» produt INCOME rttOM SALE o r ntUOUCTS ' '8U1 Kind of Ai product . re« Lettuce ........ . 82. Cauliflower......................... I, Oranges................ » .. E g g p la n t......’, ............. Cabbage'1.......... Tornatola I. Beans. ...•...................... B re ts Tatui income Total packages, 4.85 cost «ir ntooomoH C ra te s,... Labor . . . Fertilizer* Tolal expenses Net profits $3,746.47 This is equal to a not profit of $749.30 per ncre, Tire packages shlp|«d csi h month were as follow s. *■ - October ............................« ... 63 November v ........................ 53 Docerober..................... 55® January....... .................. r ......... 1*265 February. . ................., 114 March....... .................... 1.123 Total jMckages 4.052 " The first shipment was made on tire 3rd, of October and tire last shipment was made on the 14th of Joiy. Thi shipping season covered « period of nine months and eleven days.. ' Tbe products «hipped cadi month wet* ag follow?:. L- • ' ■' October—Eggplant, cabbage, caoliflqwcr and oranges. \ ... November—Cauli flower and oranges. December—Lettuce and oranges ■ January—Cauliflower, letture and caba-u, *■. V% bage. February—Cakli(tower, lettuce and cabImge. March—Cauliflower, cabbage, beets and lettuce. v April—Lettuce, cabbage and beets. May—Tomatoes and eggplant, fjj" June—Tomatoes, eggplant and b*«BjL>July—EggpiatU., ' ' This lost suite shows that one must be experienced in the culture as well, as having the knowledge of when ito* prepoft the seqd beds so as to have the products coma on the market at a tin»,w hen the market is rushed with a gopsL demand. This point should atone sivow'“ the new­ comer that Ire will have to proceed vety carefully In order to make ‘a- «recess of the vsriou« lines. ’ • ** IT The sldpmenu frodi this 'fam i weft Bollito' thlrtjr-nlns d i f f e r e n t - f i r m s i n ­ dividuals, besides a considerable, number uf packages which were sold on the ex­ press platform and wots entered on the account slip« os cash sales. One must pot only be a good grower of vegetables, but must also be a business man of con­ siderable proportions In order to select the [Roper firms to whom he should ship bis products lli o/dèr to «scure (he best results, ail of which makes It vary plain that • m in fresh from a book-keeper's job or from other indoor work should have rough sailing to bring «boot « balance In the right aid« of his ledger unless be had some good previous knowledge of the trucking * business and even then he n ig h t go wrong*lf be brought his Noctberp An Epitome of th e W eek's Most lm- p o rta n t Happenings In the S ta te 's Domain. R. L. Martin, the engineer at the big mill of the Rentz Lumber Co., at Fort McCoy* while oiling the machinery a few days ago was caught i n ' the great belt and whirled around several times before the engine could be stopped. His cloth­ ing was stripped almost entirely fpxn .. tils body and he was badly shaken up and somewhat bruised, but. remarkable to slqte, was not seriously hurt. Marvin M. Hibbard, assistant foreman a t the Tampa Foundry and Machine Works and one of the best known ruaxTifntsla and m«rh a n t r a in. rhU rltv. wm Instantly killed Friday morning and his body horribly crushed and mangled as the heavy draw at lire Lafayette street bridge in closing caught him under­ neath the heavy rollers passing over bis body, nearly severing it. Miss Elsie Young Douglii* a sisterAA* law of former Governor Broward and -his • *1 chief stenographer whllo^overnor, has been admitted to, the bar by the State supreme court DeSotc counts is preparing fur an elec­ tion to determine the site for the new court hoose. A farmer named Pylnnt. who lives near Fart Meade, planted an acre of sweet potatoes lust October front which he dug 312 busheis, worth fl n bushel. The cost of planting, fertilizing, etc., did Quiet Home M arriage not exceed 33c a bushel, leaving Mr. Miss Sallic Ixm Peabody and W K. Pylant a net jiruflt of about $200 per Griffith surprised their friends by being acre. quietly married Sunday evening aj the Col. T. J. L. Brown lias announced his home of tire brides mother- Mrs E. W. aatulldacy for Congressman at large from Peabody at six «'clock; lo the preserwe Florida and expects to conduct nn active of the family and a few fripnds. Rev. campaign fur tbe position. First an­ C. If. Summers performed the ceremony. nouncement of Ins intention was made Mr. Griffith is well known in Sanford in Tampa yesterday. where he w«s a resident for some years and on emptoyaHkf th e ’Atlantic Coast. Gsorge £. Sc bring, from the Ohio tpwn Line. The many rridnis of the happy which bears his name, one of the largest couple and th« Herald extends con­ and wealthiest pottery . manufacturer? in gratulations to Mfj and Hp». Griffith and the United States, has purchased 8,0(16 b«st wishes for a tong nnd prosperous sexes in'll!* Avon Park district and will journey through Ilf* The happy event spend ‘ mud» ‘money in beoutifyiug the become known upon after its ocourrance, esl*te.> and quite a number of tlrelr ac«iunUltanccs Joined the family at tire train lu see A rriv a l and D eparture or iraln s them off on tlrelr trip to SarosatA, Fla., NORTH BOUND tile grooms present home where he is No. «2 Ai 1 25 a. m. Lv 1.35 a m. engag«*! In tire automobile business. No 84 ” 11.35 a. m. “11.55 a. m. No. NO ’* 2 33 p. m. “ *¿.55 p m. “The Man on Tbe Box” sotini BOUND Bert Leigh Irf "The Man on tftd Bax” No. B3 Ar 2.16 a. m. Lv 2J2& a. m. after a run of two hundred nights at - the No. 89 ^ “ 2.05 p..'«n. i ” 2.25 p. in. Madison Square Theatre New Yorlf*City No. 83 * 6.40 p. th. - 7.00 p^ iin ahd nearly lire same at the Grand. Opera * _ * i' BRANCH UNES Mouse in Chicago. f "Tire Man on tire Box", Macold Mc­ Trilby AjSt. l*eteroburg—No. 23. Ar. 1.1 Grath's delightful comedy will be soe^ nt p. tn. “ No. 24 Lv. 2.15 p- m. Leesburg—Nb. 21. Ar. 11.45 a.m . No. Inperisl Theatre. Nov.. 3rd. wiib llert 22 Lv. 6.50 p. m. Leigh as the star. SHALL THE PE0PLE RULE? a /• «»• **• The Peoples,Candidates for Alderman1 B. W. Herndon W. •S. Hand* • % Wi H. Underwood Frank L. Woodruff 4 W I W TT � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 27, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f4ef62329d0eb108bf7610f879199638.pdf d57436de050c39fa68aa045a8f1c7014 PDF Text Text October 27,1911 IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest Concerning Society People. F O IN U PURELY PERSONAL How Celery City Vanity f a i r While Away th e Golden Hours— Social Gossip Mrs. F. J. Gonzales entertained the Auction Bridge Club Thursday afternoon. Tee decoratlona were yellow daisies. Two tables of bridge . were ptayed. Mrs. For* rest Lake tnpde the highest score and won the first prize, a lovely hand peloted plate. Tbe consolation prise, a box of candy was received by Mrs. R. S. Keelor. After the card* a delicious chicken salad course was served-. Mrs. Gonzales' in* vitad guests were Mrs. R. S. Keelor. Mrs. Geo. Speer, Mrs. Forrest Lake. Mrs. ¿Sam­ uel Puloiton. Mrs. Robert Newman, MrsFrank Lane. Mrs. A. Connelly, Mrs D. L. Thrasher, Mrs. J. W. Dickins. Mrs. C. 0. McLaughlin entertained the Every Week Bridge Oub Wednesday af* tarnooo. Two tables of .bridge were play, ed. Tbe top score was made by Mrs.. W. D. Holden, who won the first prize. Tbe Prslber, a pretty bisque figure. After tbe conclusion of Uie games of cards a delicious salad courpe was served. Mrs. McLaughlin’s guests were Mesdsmes R. S. Keelor, 0. W. Brady, W. D. Holden, For­ n a i Lake. 0. W. King. H. P. Driver. W. W. Prather. The ladies of the Woodmen's Circle, held their regular meeting Wednesday afternoon, after all necessary business * had been attended to, tbe tadles enjoyed a social half hour. It was decided that instead of .bolding their regular meeting November 6th, they made arrangements , to charter the launch Molrae, and go to Enterprise to visit tbe orphanage, each member of the clrch will take a package of something, that will be good, .useful or necessary for the orphans or the home. There will be room for several others who may want tp visit tbe orphanage provided they too, take their package Another Man Conspiracy. A hatter sayrf size of hat !s*no In­ dex of brain under IL Women would have all the beat of It lit It were.— New T o ri Herald. The simple-«!, )lghU«t running, fmitnet cutting aaw mill ever built—* mill that you can buy at the right price and with which you can make big money. It’s all in the Taylor Feed Every mill fit tod with tcirtcablt tinte, set - out attachtuenU and adjustable idler. Improved carriaoo-baeking do. vice is puiat acting and a (ime tacer, Msdn in all alzes, portable and s ta ­ tionary. . We manufacture Engines, Boilers, Bbingle Machines, Cut-Off Saws,Wood Splitters, et«., and do Foundry Work. Writs toT Information snd prisse on esrlhlsf joa nssd. Mallary A T a y lo r Iron W ork a ____ MACON. QA. - y W!MQUt.‘.UU%TINd, rut, c u t ir tn Of ro u t tu r n u s /I 4 V w o r r r fto s L E u X SCT.^ITIIOUt DOUBT c h i c k i n g a c x Probably Would. » ’New Aflaona'InKjitetry** . ;■»£, ... t -> ‘•PImA sentence Is not incorrect,“ ' IleeltfenÉé* W ' Arizona' have dlaaov ered timt eketns needles or thorns,*™ a a l^ th e professor, "but U sounds odd. adm irable Tor usé as grapbophone re­ to the- English speaking ear."— H ar­ producing -pointa,, and a big export vard lam poon. trado Is. anticipated, *. GREAT DIAMOND POPULARITY ] Always the Best .W ay.’ The Odd Change. The value of the farm s In Kanaka Is only |l,7IMM,00<V<iI. T h« sixtyo a t cents was for a new 'w rench and a quart of gasolina.—K ansas lodai* tx lallst-, . It takes courage to keep quiet and go on. It 1* not an easy way, but it. is the way which, baring taken, no one ever regret». C O N T E $ T » ----------N OW ON A T T H E A New. York newspaper chronicles tho arrival In that city of an American Stenography 2,000 Year* Agp. boy wkp speaks no English. It Is In­ It seem s Incredible, but it can be ferred that tbe little chap converses proved, already in the olden, tim es habitually In the baaabail dlaloqt. there were stenographers who took . - — — .: dowp thé speeches made In the Itomeli Woman's Influence* ■enatS hr In pjubllc. They were called For a woman to be.wise and a t lbs notarti and' w« find a place In Sue­ sam e lima womanly la to wield a ire-, tonius .w hero Augustus Is angry be* catta» tbe stenographers reported tbe mention» Influence which may be felt for good In the live» of generation» to speech-of C»**«r for *MeUtil lu» In a come.—David S tarr Jordan. very 1m pé rfecFYlHoift e r. C H O IC E O F A FIN E On display, «t H. M^tAuiin'ft JowoIcry Store * G^ter Saturday (sold?*, and guaranteed by Mr. McLaulin). will be aw « t^d to the young lady securing .'the .-.most votes. " Nominations «fepow open, and y ^Only "Oxcluslve baker in the. city. AH mixing.done with latest improved Sdni■ftary roachihery: ______ CO U N T t M U ^ 'H l L T TICKING o u r. 1 0 1 UN\ N K C K S S 4 B T gg| TKNttS Mr t o o n no o r t x THK STUBS o f TOUK a t KCK BOOK. IT ILL KN4BLK YOU TO. T IK IT A CLOIMM "T4B~ Sponccr’o Bread handled 'by-all firs -? olaee grocer». J VtU/A ACCOUHf H U tK . iSPECIAL and c eo t w in foN1V A t T t ^ p r i N ORDERS EILLED PROMPTLY W e M a ¡e E v ery th in g . KrtdwnVo the T rad e ì li» . N& 111 • *; P A R K -A V E N U E . the privilege o f o n e n o m in a tio n w ith each ten a d m ission . C o m e out and help so m e friend . _ . r th is F in c D iam on d . ■■'{I ,J �m u n si Published 8«ml~WMkly— Tu*td*y And Friday IN SANFORD—Lih i$ Worth Living ■AMPORD, FLORIDA, TUIROAV, OCTORRR 31, 1*11 PhlUp Solow yesterday In general m j •ions. Solow, hud Seen convlotcd by Astitled by Assistant District ' Attorney WaMeryogel' of bringing Elolse Wendt Items of Interest G*e«ned From from Pittsburg To this d ty (qt Immoral purpose«. His sentence was 24 years. Various Sources PI ‘. '{ ‘ Monslgnor Diotnede Fuldonio, Apostolic — Bl il delegate to the United States, and ArchHAPPENINGS DIKING THE WEE* bishop O'Connell of Boston and Farley of New York, official notice of whose selec­ tion os additions to the college of cardinalt was received yesterday, will probably •all for Rome not later than Nov, 10. Marshall Glover, of Bridgeport, Ala. this morning shot a belied buzzard tin t has been seen in Tennessee and Alaborpa annually for several years. Around its neck was fastened a bell with inscription, “Genoa, Italy, 1874.” It was a sleigh bell fastened by three copper wires, one of which was worn in two. ' Hundreds of thousands of beach trees in Georgia are in full bloom. - months In advance of the proper season. Owners "Of the °Mn'»ry miL'Tl* rri*1 down ov^m iirprospect of a failure of-Ute crap. of ships end power of armambm, the next season ns n result > f'; grMt naval review to be held at H ew Goats' milk is a specific for the drink Tort Nov. 2. promises to eclipse any naval pagaent ever bekl In this country, habit, according to Dr. Adeloldc M. Ab­ president Toft not only will sail through bott, superintendent of the health and tbs four lines of ships at anchor in the heredity department of the Women's Hadsun river* but wjll watch tbe vast Christian Temperance Union. army pWi up Its anchors and get under Mrs. W ight To Make Address way. Me wlU then lead tbe*4ong column Rev. Edwin A. Waldo, pastor of the down the bay sad off Staten Islond^will stsod aside on tire Muyowrr and again Union Congregational church nt West Palm Beach, has written Secretary Man­ review the fleet I ns it posses out -to sea ning. of the Florida Conference of Char­ i The situation In Peking is becoming ities ami Correction, that lie will Ire un­ worse. A veritable panic prevails among able to deliver an uddresx when the con­ the Msim-Iius and tire Mnnchu .women are vention meets In Jacksonville November adopting Chinese dress. Some of them IG-1H. Dr. Waldo is In burl health, and are attempting to make their feet appear his physician bus a absolutely prohibited small by peculiarly constructed shoes. the extra tax on his strength, lie is not Mest of lire trains leaving the capital are even certonln whether he will be * able to drawn by two engines, ao'heavily are they attend. "However,” be writes "I hojre to landed, tire people titling qn top of their bo. on hand at the second conference, household belongings. Officials are seek­ ing.asylum for their wives and children wherever that Is held, for I sin deeply interested in the success of the move­ •* among the foreigners. ment.’’ v The governors of several southern stats«, Dr. Waldo was the founder of the with their commissioners of agriculture, charitable organization which took care met in New Orleans to frame a way to of tire thousands of human derelicts left lncm*e the price of cotton and find more after lire close of the great Chicago world's economic means of pU'ing the staple on fair. This is now the Unlated Clinrities tie market and getting adequate statisof Chicago, am) one of America's fore­ .tks beneficial to tire seller. most charity organizations. Representative Burleson of Tsxar, Mr*. ..Susie B. Wight, who beads the chsinnsu of the Democratic caucus of the philanthropic committee of the the state house and one of the party leaders In Federation of Woman’s clubs has written congress, want« tbe department of jus­ from'her home in Sanford that she Will tice Li proceed against the officers of the accept the invitation to speak to the con­ steel trust, not merely against the corpor­ ference. Her topic will be Social Service ation. He believes [Jjat'the deportment and The Woman’s Club. can have Judge Gary and Mr. Frick In­ Wrs Wight Is one of the most promi­ dicted in Washington for their part in the- nent members of tire federuitun. and lias ceosjdracy to get- *"— President Roosevelt to for n tong lime been active in promoting -_.1 i*i ^1 r m-» ** - •» practicclly unction tbe absorption of the the good work it has undertaken. The .Tennessee Coal and Iron company by the fact that the conference la to be held Is Ueei corporation. largely due U> the Influence of the ladies Tbs Italian troops have for tbe past and their prcsislcnt efforts.—Tlmesthree days been systematically slaughter­ Union. .* ■* • ing the Arab tribemen ontslde the d ty of Tripoli. The tribesmen areJ unable to re­ fo o t Bail Game 1 , * sist the troops and are gradually being Sanford High School and Del .ami High beaten back. " School football teams, will play at Holden * I. The most severe sentence ever inflicted Park next Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. in a "white slave" caw In New York wqs Come out and give the boys a rousing imposed by Judge Warren W. Foster on support. ‘ . staftd for a decent water supply thereby Jowefing our present high^e rate -of ' Hre insurance. ' ^ 1 have no-,ill*will (or any Sian in Sanford and therefore Jlhve no mud to sling. Friends your franchise is wtaonal property and the roan.Who wo\ild seek to rule or contfoll your, vote fs an enemy to good g&Verpment - Vote yoiir convictions. I tomtmber i sm not tj» ran« pfUstr of Qjt paliti:Urns, but 1 am tpe ptoples’ taiiblbatr. J’ p i vLI fhe General News of The Land of Flowers. Fom tl / 'c a r CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS Tf|e ..^ n ort. ^ [ieceftl ytiii ,^ e pn ,|1C , u |e 0| could out th celery will b< m«»» produt INCOME rttOM SALE or ntUOUCTS ' '8U1 Kind of Ai product . re« Lettuce ........ .82. Cauliflower......................... I, Oranges................ » .. E g g p la n t......’, ............. Cabbage'1.......... Tornatola I. Beans. ...•...................... Brets Tatui income Total packages, 4.85 cost «ir ntooomoH C ra te s,... Labor . . . Fertilizer* Tolal expenses Net profits $3,746.47 This is equal to a not profit of $749.30 per ncre, Tire packages shlp|«d csi h month were as follows. *■ - October ............................« ... 63 November v ........................ 53 Docerober..................... 55® January....... .................. r ......... 1*265 February. . ................., 114 March....... .................... 1.123 Total jMckages 4.052 " The first shipment was made on tire 3rd, of October and tire last shipment was made on the 14th of Joiy. Thi shipping season covered « period of nine months and eleven days.. ' Tbe products «hipped cadi month wet* ag follow?:. L- • ' ■' October—Eggplant, cabbage, caoliflqwcr and oranges. \ ... November—Cauli flower and oranges. December—Lettuce and oranges ■ January—Cauliflower, letture and cababage. -u, *■. V% February—Cakli(tower, lettuce and cabImge. March—Cauliflower, cabbage, beets and lettuce. v April—Lettuce, cabbage and beets. May—Tomatoes and eggplant, fjj" June—Tomatoes, eggplant and b*«BjL>July—EggpiatU., ' ' This lost suite shows that one must be experienced in the culture as well, as having the knowledge of when ito* prepoft the seqd beds so as to have the products coma on the market at a tin»,w hen the market is rushed with a gopsL demand. This point should atone sivow'“ the new­ comer that Ire will have to proceed vety carefully In order to make ‘a- «recess of the vsriou« lines. ’ • ** IT The sldpmenu frodi this 'fam i weft Bollito' thlrtjr-nlns d if f e r e n t- f ir m s in ­ dividuals, besides a considerable, number uf packages which were sold on the ex­ press platform and wots entered on the account slip« os cash sales. One must pot only be a good grower of vegetables, but must also be a business man of con­ siderable proportions In order to select the [Roper firms to whom he should ship bis products lli o/dèr to «scure (he best results, ail of which makes It vary plain that • m in fresh from a book-keeper's job or from other indoor work should have rough sailing to bring «boot « balance In the right aid« of his ledger unless be had some good previous knowledge of the trucking * business and even then he n ig h t go wrong*lf be brought his Noctberp An Epitome of th e W eek's Most lm- p o rta n t Happenings In the S ta te 's Domain. R. L. Martin, the engineer at the big mill of the Rentz Lumber Co., at Fort McCoy* while oiling the machinery a few days ago was caught i n ' the great belt and whirled around several times before the engine could be stopped. His cloth­ ing was stripped almost entirely fpxn .. tils body and he was badly shaken up and somewhat bruised, but. remarkable to slqte, was not seriously hurt. Marvin M. Hibbard, assistant foreman a t the Tampa Foundry and Machine Works and one of the best known ruaxTifntsla and m«rh a n tra in. rhU rltv. wm Instantly killed Friday morning and his body horribly crushed and mangled as the heavy draw at lire Lafayette street bridge in closing caught him under­ neath the heavy rollers passing over bis body, nearly severing it. Miss Elsie Young Douglii* a sisterAA* law of former Governor Broward and -his • *1 chief stenographer whllo^overnor, has been admitted to, the bar by the State supreme court DeSotc counts is preparing fur an elec­ tion to determine the site for the new court hoose. A farmer named Pylnnt. who lives near Fart Meade, planted an acre of sweet potatoes lust October front which he dug 312 busheis, worth fl n bushel. The cost of planting, fertilizing, etc., did Quiet Home M arriage not exceed 33c a bushel, leaving Mr. Miss Sallic Ixm Peabody and W K. Pylant a net jiruflt of about $200 per Griffith surprised their friends by being acre. quietly married Sunday evening aj the Col. T. J. L. Brown lias announced his home of tire brides mother- Mrs E. W. aatulldacy for Congressman at large from Peabody at six «'clock; lo the preserwe Florida and expects to conduct nn active of the family and a few fripnds. Rev. campaign fur tbe position. First an­ C. If. Summers performed the ceremony. nouncement of Ins intention was made Mr. Griffith is well known in Sanford in Tampa yesterday. where he w«s a resident for some years and on emptoyaHkf th e ’Atlantic Coast. Gsorge £. Sc bring, from the Ohio tpwn Line. The many rridnis of the happy which bears his name, one of the largest couple and th« Herald extends con­ and wealthiest pottery . manufacturer? in gratulations to Mfj and Hp». Griffith and the United States, has purchased 8,0(16 b«st wishes for a tong nnd prosperous sexes in'll!* Avon Park district and will journey through Ilf* The happy event spend ‘ mud» ‘money in beoutifyiug the become known upon after its ocourrance, esl*te.> and quite a number of tlrelr ac«iunUltanccs Joined the family at tire train lu see A rriv a l and D eparture or iraln s them off on tlrelr trip to SarosatA, Fla., NORTH BOUND tile grooms present home where he is No. «2 Ai 1 25 a. m. Lv 1.35 a m. engag«*! In tire automobile business. No 84 ” 11.35 a. m. “11.55 a. m. No. NO ’* 2 33 p. m. “ *¿.55 p m. “The Man on Tbe Box” sotini BOUND Bert Leigh Irf "The Man on tftd Bax” No. B3 Ar 2.16 a. m. Lv 2J2& a. m. after a run of two hundred nights at - the No. 89 ^ “ 2.05 p..'«n. i ” 2.25 p. in. Madison Square Theatre New Yorlf*City No. 83 * 6.40 p. th. - 7.00 p^ iin ahd nearly lire same at the Grand. Opera * BRANCH UNES _ * i' Mouse in Chicago. f "Tire Man on tire Box", Macold Mc­ Trilby AjSt. l*eteroburg—No. 23. Ar. 1.1 Grath's delightful comedy will be soe^ nt p. tn. “ No. 24 Lv. 2.15 p- m. Leesburg—Nb. 21. Ar. 11.45 a.m . No. Inperisl Theatre. Nov.. 3rd. wiib llert 22 Lv. 6.50 p. m. Leigh as the star. S H A L L T H E P E 0 P L E R U LE? a /• « » • * * • The Peoples,Candidates for Alderman1 B. W. Herndon W. •S. Hand*• % Wi H. Underwood Frank L. Woodruff 4W I W TT �October 31.I9U Lfrílli .% £ A Budget of Opinion “ Ju s t Be tween You and Me“ tne name raim er «t oeign recurs to you, do not form the opinion that we are one of* those firms with, such lofty prices are A Ctilel la Among Ye Taking Not*» and ra llb . He'U Prent * £ « -_ . - So S ays S a u n te re r.' 4 I am Ij i / avo» o( t Cr««t While War tr T Sanford. Our city has never.realized the Importance of lighting up the afreets a t night and 1 suggest to the city ooundi that three arcbea should be placed across First street, one at the railroad crossing one at the First National Bank comer and one At Palmetto avenue crossing, / These, arches can either consist , of incandaacent lights or we could have Illuminated descriptive signs, .There Is an doubt in the world but that m any a m an would get off tb qtraln in the even­ ing and aee Sanford because the place I looked attractive a s the train pulled in I to the depot. If a city Is alive It will bq well lighted, if it is desd all tbs I lights are out Taka your choioel •[ 4 I see by the Orlando papers that the enterprising citizens of that "town are organising a country club and the thought occurs to mo that Sanford could have the' fluent country dub in the state if the people would come across and give it the support. Either upon Lake Monroe, or the Sc Johns or upon the numerous d e a r water lakes near here a beautiful site could bo purchased and a fine gams, preserve established that would appeal not on)/ to our own people but to the tourists who want to come to *Sanford now If some inducements were offered. Golf, tennis, boating and dancing would while Sway, many a pleasant hour and both ladies and gentlemen would have a The facts are we are selling clothes which have m l personalttg balue at about the sam e prices you often pay for just ordinary clothes. {Jfek If you are iirthe market— or will be soon---for a suit or over coat, d^jp in and let us try one or two gar­ ments on you. .• C O LLA R S em body these essentials. T h e y sit in dose about the top, yet there's ample room to tic the wide, modish cravat. - H iv in g the “ N o tch ,” thege collars are easy to put on, easier to take off, stay closed in front, iuid have no buttonhole to rip o u t came m cares of life for a fe* hours each day. Sanford needs a country club and we ought to get together and organize one. 4 The reunion of veterans at Orlando last week brought to mind again Uie dearth of organizations of die kind in Sanford Where is the General Finnegan Camp of Confederate VcteraniT Now that the I whole state is taking np the m atter of the Oiu*tce monument our city, die home I of General Finnegan, is silent and there Tl OOt'a camp of vetrirattk or a chapter of the daughters of the Confederacy. There ore plenty of daughters here to foriy a Urge chapter and how fine it would be if I these saiga changing gixis could con­ gregate on Memorial day and pin the I, hoqoets nod Cross of Honor upon our] breasts. ] Alas! .bow soon are the deeds of that ] gallant army in gray forgotten! I It g a m e d to me that the children of the south could never forget the deeds!) of valor performed during the time the | southern homes were being guarded by ] the men and even the women of tho] sooth. ! The battle of Oiustee was the tk*e that ( turned the northern hosts back from Flofi- [ da and General Finnegan the commanding officer, a Sanford man, has lived in sting and story over the Soutidand and yet we who were his neighbors are silent. Rouse up, ye daughters, and form al.J chapter in Sanford and your very j presence will inspire new life and hope j Into the old veterans. Society Brand Suits $2 0 to $30 O th e r. S u it s $ 1 5 .0 0 and Up ¿ K a rtg ffa ih ltQ o tljr^ ®Hijm Jiont 3But ©ualitp Clorijts Slrr â>olb First St for tho delay. Hr. ______ m __ i largest dealers In 4 Some of my friends in the postoffice j bonding matrials in the city and is conseem to think that 1 have neglected to lv e n a n t with Ike status of building »ay nice nothings about their postal aav- operations. He says th at If cheaper Inga bank. Now rightly of course the mopey «were offered by local bankers, postoffice ’ employees nnd Fostmastrr many citizens would trained Lady s ta rt Haikibs are greatly In love with (h d rl work on' tall buddings. But the banks' Utile bank and the government machinery or« insisting on 9 Jpw,eenL a rata of la- SANFORD,.- FLORIDA 117 First St 4 Dirt and Disease. , 'tv * Dirt la the -perfect culture“ of all disease and of all th at delights tn die* tass. There the microbes of kit: plagues lire and move and have tbslr' being undisturbed by the broom or the mop. unafraid of (be smell *of •oap, and never awakened from their rest b y -th e light from any lamp of knowledge that oom tltutaa the act •nee of modem tim es.. TH E C IT Y Don VOverlook that suisenp tioa. U ?nu are la srrnr* renwrnt «i that we eta shriyi find the MONEY RESTAURANT m • ±y ■ (first S t m t one Uock Irorp Depot opposits PntoO ce) Collars f, 1 5* " ' ' * < ,i H. E . W IS E , Proprietor Formerly Manager of Central Cafe soon a Benefit to the city In which U is I whUa 1 love Mr. Haskins dearly and locatsd. TU true the people who lormerty I ^ wboM fatCe of faithful employees, htfried their money under an orange tra« L Tt^ i. n r MUfc H & a , I do not think the or kept it in an oldatocklngfcannowbrittghjQl(ej States government U due gny It forth and Unde Sam ** boquets J b r . stafflhg a pjstgl savings IL Vary floe budnem fdr the dtoif or ^ welcome, every pew T “ ?*“ °r d '^ J who has no confidence m p n , ^ of any k tifd h K t f ^ p t to Mevfta the local depbaltory that pays more in- fpw nickels here but I (ail to sea th at terest and makes a loan now and then U n k wll, m t t n u r increase J* °1 business or help a poor fallow to bolU your Uncle Bank or a private bank that Is m erely a Samuel does not loan. Everything com­ ; depository is net making a greater city or advancing business interests. "-Wa look u> ing In, nothing going out. the banks Tor the sinews of buaineaa and whenever the Hum cornea in Florida that neally Hard Luck. Four men ware sympathizing with ^ a man with good security can go 1» • bank and get plenty of «¿oney At iota g it each o th er a t »n uptown b o tai accord­ cent to build houses, atom rooms or enter ing to tb s New Tork Sun. Ttaay wer» bn rin ses, our state wifi take a gigantic employ »«a pretty well up 00 the Staff list and two of them .ware assistant stride forward. T tw e are m a n op­ portunities yot uncovered in Florida today for acquaintances that they supposed “ far the lack of capital to -develop than were all right, sad, according , to the in any staid in the Union. mia, had to make good. T n wore* . ' This does not apply hg Sanford alone stock than any of you.** said- tha chief to the lou4erifi| Stoaks/Gliops, Oysters and Fish a A Place For Ladles and We Pride OursahPes on our plant and our.ability to do good Laundry work. You run no risk lyheA you ? V send hb you r liia a & w . Specialty G e n tle m e n E v e ry th in g F i r s t C l m Prompt, Clean Servie» Meal Tickets are Sold At Reduce«! &>•(•* NO SAW tOCCS ON CN I C GoLta uunpo haa nPdarty, Hlr0 a ~ C o m e to W OdDLAND PARK im to swim that shady Pool No rocks, no holes w (o hurt you." Safe for any ch ild No Sewerage, no slime, rp'W fiU .w fiter.u,f.vv B y au b u O rlb io il ;7 *1 ptied and cleaned every day. Every convenience for Picnic parties. Refreshments. Open Thursdays iu\d S unM » Other < Saturdays and Sun ; �October 31. UHI fH t SANTOLO ti CHALt) MtlVTINO SEASON OPENS »k n j j / ' rv r o r j • ' iJ Will be rail o f Loc»l Nimrod« Tomorrow M o r B f f morrow tbe WIW" before V - . x— »4 break of day the i will bo astir and with dog and iTpul in the boon of daylight in of turkey and deer. -■ quail, ^ . .There la probably no better place la tlw ¿otlro country that makes a better game pieaenre than both aide« of the Celery Delta aad the surrounding country. One can 0 fpr miles and mliee-into the wilderness, where the deer and turkey and be*# nan, be found In their native haunts and the I man with the gun can have all the sport be wantr. Where you can get u p a party snd have a camp hunt for a week and intersperse hunting and fishing and under the grand old oaks and waving pslmetloes pitch your lent and get back to Natore aa nowhere else in the United States. Tumorrow. then, the boys will .take the teki and for the benefit of those unfamil­ iar with the game law regarding the festnered tribe we publish the following: The law regorging (be killing of turkey tod quail in this state is as follows: -No person or .persons shfll have in his, her or their posaeaslotn, or shall hunt or : One Night Only Friday, Nov. 3 One Night Only Friday, Nov. 3 ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY—POSITIVELY GUARANTE Latimore Leigh Co. Presents BERT LEIGH in Harold McGrath h B H I T h e N a n On T he B o x ’! Witli same excellence of production and brilliance of cast that charac­ terized its sensational engagement of two years in New Y'òrk. : : : Most Important Theatrical Event of - . 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 Wednesday, November 1st aay one day and no person shall kill Scats Go on Sale at more than five wiki turkeys In any one M A X W E L L 'S year, and no person or pefadns, firm, cor­ poration. association or company shall sell, expose for sale, or have In his, her or their possession for tale in this state, any wild turkey, quail or partridge. Any per­ Reception to Rev. McKinnonson or persona, corporation, association or The ladles of the Presbyterian church company violating any of the provisions will hold n reception in honor of Rev. of this Section shall upon conviction J. F. McKinnon and his sister Mrs. Sharp, thereon be punished by a fine of not leas a t tho residence of Frank L WoodnifT than twenty-live dollar» or more than one I next Thursday night io whirfi the public hundred dullars, or be imprisoned in the is curdinlly invited. county jail nut exceeding sixty day», or leas than thirty days. Tragic Dream Cams True. To dream of beina mangled by a Taust At Imperial Faust In moving pictures will be given locomotive and to have that dream to Sanford people at the Imperial to­ come true shortly after he had relat­ morrow night. Two reels consisting of ed It to hla companion» was the ex­ of Wilmor Johnson, of 2,000 feet of films depicting this famous perience Phoenlxvllle, Pa While off hi» en­ story, will‘prove most Interesting, and at gine It began to move, and the enact­ dose a good piece ‘ of'comedy will be ment of tho dream came true, as he *i«m called w'Mtua. i uir.A**. The “JOSE VILA” given "Cupids rCwa h a- w— u ffe t »the- lumped for the running board, but imperial tomorrow night. V * * - ** ' tnlaoed It and fell under the wboola Havana Cigar Clear fea­ tures excessively that delicious "nicety” of blend that produces the dainty "Bouquet” that is demanded by the particular smoker such scientific care is exercised in the blend­ ing that the quulity is uniform. AdhtranwM request at «w ivlaurrfird iv as G. W. Snüéfu. I »a i candidat* for the liuoo of Mayor of S«i<ud iutieri to the der­ — I of the primary etano u*J aoiklt your f T H A T ’S MY BUSINESS JOSE VILA f o r Aldermen ...Bounce my Candidacy for the portion ?*L'..ubÁ ^ ,0 *& . d*3ík* «f the White This cigar in your case is a business getter, and estab- Bulk . ’-l. Graham Flour Wiltu Hand Io» Alderman S fe jS Ä B S ,0 tlwdfrWo° ? ',b* w. II. U n o m o •' ““ ny -filanda, I have decided m S .'L?0*ft** fa*. Ihe l«ltfa o of Yellow a •• Corn Neal MR. S M O K ER I I I I B I . • * A Get these two brands of Cigars, “JOSE VILA" and E. & W. firmly impress-, ed upon your inind. They represent the BEST IN TH£IR CLASS. It is true that they cost the dealer more than any other b rands/ that sell for the same money over the counter; but YOU get more for your money, and the deuler profits in the long run for he establishes a reputation for QUALITY Hint will reflect creditably throughout his entire store. THE GOOD DEALER WILL NOT OFFER Y 0U ..4JUBST1TUTE FOR EITHER OF THESE CIGARS. •y ; tówsajis? •aoh«*«ith solicit ytxff rs reputation .far BIG-VALUES ^ AIdrrraan. 1 ,"« «•nail», too _Novemhej November Prtalanr primary Pimento Cheese . 1- ' ; • . *•• * 1« Next time you p u r c h a s e c ig a r , no m atter where yoiLfire, demand one of these superior brands, and if the Deqler cannqt supply you,. suggest that he write’to me for prices. '. V ” > • • HITTERS. Fleischmans Thrasher’s Great Healing Finii H » no equal V w**Wng p*io. No humbug, guaranteed to do all it it ircooientUl to Llnoney rtfunded. External application baa curtd Caoc.rt, Rheumatura, Felon» llcedach*. Poiaoa Oak aad Diaeoerd Fort. Relieve* all polo when properly tpplied, Compounded • year» ainee and ail Me delighted that have u«J it. Caleb the Drift? Next Door yVeftt o fP o tt Office— fiero*a fb« medluai to ’ 1 rasali Iba —*—«- » f : \ P l r K i l o n i t —S ttu n li a thick cloth and epJy over pain of « a, kind, ««new before , it bliatee« and Ooeiliao« tS-»i#ly.-~ * * Manufactured by J. S , T H R A S H E R at Lake Mary. — ^— J, G. MARTIN SOLD - -. W H I W M H b W lbW b lA b W W t _ ,■»_ aC‘ • r*.V by ----------- L#kc Mary, Florida - - •.»V.f.’d �•• > . ' 1' October 31. 1911 THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R. J. MOLLY, Editor , Hobgoblin« will get you If you don't watch o u t Politica will take a buck «eat thla week while the candidate« go hunting—for bird«. The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, f~*. w ^ L— -‘.-I- -" -1 - Fuo*a E. J ohnson, ______ Secretary A. E. Thom«» of Mamarooeck, N. Y„ who paid Sanford- n visit Inst year and while here purchased ten scree of celery land on the west side, has arrived in Sanford for the purpose of improving his property. Ur. Thomas will have his land cleared, build a house and barn and have it tiled preparatory to spring cultivation. ¿nd Graphophones____ Low Prices SPENCER'S A, Chicago firm of publishers has bad a representative,' Ur. C C Allen, take some fifty or more views of the various points of interest In Sanford and the celery delta. The views will be published on post cards. •tonography t.000 Years Ago. It ooam■ Incredible, but It can log that can be sold a t a ree sonanti prorad, already In U>a oldan figure. Don't all speak a t onoeT there wore stenographers who,took down the speeches made In th e Roman to or In public. They were called Halloween and the small boy will be notartl and wa fiad a placa In Sue­ busy tonight. Have all the fun you can, tonius where Augustus is angry bebut don't get gay or Martha) Smith will eauaa tha stenographers reportad tha « tjo o . speaeh of Caaaar tor Mottullus tn a M ission Rady Day tmperfect manner. At the Baptist church last Sunday a AU the boqueto tossed at the Twtoe-avery interesting Mission. Rally Day was - The Odd Chang«. ' week Herald would make a large Bower observed. The decorations were much Tho valuó of tho (arms In Kaosas garden. Accompanied by the cash they admired and the whole occasion was tbar. to only «L7M,6U.000.il. Tho slitywould fill the vault of the bank. oughly enjoyed by the large audience una coats was too rTi«w wrench and present. a quart of gaaolla*.—Kansas Indus­ Give the vagrants the runl There is Among those who took part by reading, trialist -» plenty of work In Sanford for even one reciting or singing we noted the following and the man or woman who Is loafing children and young people: Helen Shel­ Woman'« Infittone«. should ba forced to work or forced to ton, Cora Lee Till!*, Margaret and Mildred For a woman to bo wtao and at the leave. Reasoner, Margaret Davidson. Evelyn «ama Um« womanly la to wield a tra­ Diggers, Max Stew art Lila Murrell, Ma­ mandoti« tnflqeaoo which may. ba fait Six applicants at The Herald office to­ mie Kate. Williams, Jean Maxwell. Pey­ for good in tho Uroa of generations to — day looking for house*. Why don't you ton Fortaon. Laura Belie Rollins and Julia eorna.—David S tarr Jordan. public spirited men put your money Intg Lalng. Fashion« tn Bulgaria. the Bbltdlng end Loan Association and While the efforts of 'all were duly ap Bulgaria believes In friugoa. and help build more housesT predated it Is but just to say that the they are over all with tha rare excep­ chorus by the young ladles of the M. H. tions when the undershirt, always ofOfficer, the're In agalnl Herbert Felkel Society, tlie duet by Margaret and Mil­ the best of white linen, may bo scab and Sam Sanborn of the Pensacola New» dred Reasooer and the solo by Margaret loped at the bottom and avan then oh» Ding* effect) to used tn tbe over tunic, are talking about sweet potatoes as big Davidson were specially enjoyed. tor the gathering of the many threads Prof. Perkins presided and tbe pastor, suggests to tha'W earer the numbers of as footballs and pumpkins as big deferring his remarks, spoke at night In th'olr nations, u la their peculiar red barrels. an earnest way of the work of the Sun­ dyed rem inder of their blood, and the 01 you Harvest Moon brandi day school. ' * . * Rowers, and grains, and fruits, em­ broidered on their gowns represent Wa note that old wheel horse, W. L their Industry. The .psie Dixie Of It • Thorndyke Is Associate Editor of the I see be the papers they’» trahie about Palm Beach County Timet and Is making NOTICE the fur fly down that way. Thorn is one all of ihlru green (root oranges , of the boys and baa pushed - the pencil said Mr. Hranesay to hi» friend Dooley. "They do be Indeed," responded that In almost every state in theunlon. . person. "They'» more than wan kind ave green goods n u n working the country, John M. Williams has started a new but the come-on't ore get In' scarcer ivery one at Webster called the Sumtrr County day." News and for a new child the news la "They say," said Mr. Hennesy. “that r good looking.• Sumter oounty U all those tUUgrams to tho big bugs up gaining In population and should be able ] north Is going to hurt the Fiord y frootvl to support two papers [and We hope Bro. dunno if this Is s o f Williams will be successful in bit new "When.“ began the philosopher, “you provint « man from Invlstlng his good money Into btf) money, 'its no sign he NOT A CELERY CITY Once upon d time a certain section of Is goin' to throw down the reel goods They'll be Florida gained « world wide reputa tiou whinlver be Can get his thin. more papié looking for Floridey /root thla a a a place to grow (celery. Fortune» had year thin iverbafore, because they want« been made aind some had been lost in to know moor about what they do be growing this succulent dainty for the LAKE. like. The good folks ev the north have market. Bat like ell good thing« there wore imitators of the real article and a about forgotten' hyw p Ftorday orange promoter located a colony some distance taste*. Cahforny h a t told th la through away from the original Celery O ty add (be papers that they have tlie reel goods 5«ad Y«mr O fk n for named his hunch of white sand after the In oranges and bedad (Bey marW ' the M k n lp K a l a w * M original and claimed the same kind-of land peplo belavo.' and . accessories and by the fsm eof the Cotary City he managed to bunoo a num­ tho Fleriday froot we ran into the Call ber of Ignorant people Into believing that they bed celery land« just as good aa ‘V "Bedad, who gave the ColJforny pa pie the aayson, onywayT Tie my experience Sanford, the Celery Oty. that that poor devil, the ultoomate coo' But granting that be did have celery •oooer, will a te oranges whin they are land be could have accomplished so much s waie in prifarence to ormngea .whin they more .b y side tracking the celery deal al­ aer not swate, and no man will delta • ; - " in !»• S««(k. Ifni) at ¿ tit frota soy together and advertised general fanning port of Florido ktadU promptly Ujd ■ corofnlly. AU work goorontocd. , • lands. The time was w lita Sanford talk­ that Callfomy orange* are awate In Noed celery, ate celery and lived celery, but j vimber and Pedmhor." Easy Payments. Pico Block BAKERY 11 1 Only exclusive baker in the city. All mixing done with latest improved Sarii* tary machinery. „ Spencer’s Bread handled by all flrstolass grocers. f S P E C IA L ORDERS F IL L E D P R O M P TLY . Wc Ma c Everything Known to the Trade NO. I l l PARK AVENUE. PH O N E 106. E v e r y t h in g F o r M O TO R B O A T S Rock Bottom Prices SEND FOR BIG FREE CATALO G ■ Of tbe Greatest Marina Hardware Concern in tbe U. S. Coast loCout Right 119 Chambers Street, New York A n; Steinway & Sons Mehlin Behr Bros. Mathushek “Crown” Story & Clark Köhler & Campbell - Haines Bros. : and Fischer . . % .W W W * flM tilid Cnrr T\x*Ur and Frldijr lUralnf By Election o f Officer» West Side Improvement Association, will have regular meeting a t Robbins Nest. Thursday Nov, god. Election of office*», and all m em bm are urged to be present.* * - - ' 7-X Cleaning and Dyeing that lima la past and only a few grower»' now.plant celery with tho expectation of harvesting one crop and making a fortune. Reading .the article In today*» Herald will astound any one not familiar *with the change In Sanford from a celery d ty tp a 'garden center of. the world where •very kind of vegetable (Od fruit can 'be grown with profil and as the ai)ide demo astre lea a t a profit of $730 per acre totaling crops and never tonchlng celery. Sanford still lays claim to being the greatest celery center in the world but Sanford U ldap the spot where every­ thing dé» togÜK vegetable kingdoo can bi'irow p. * -V > ‘ Exit ederyi ' Enter dlvardtyi a t the d ty ctotk'a office Jiondoy, OcL I f N otice o f Stockholder»' Mooting A meeting of tho stockholder» of the Sanford Hotel and Improvement On Is booby called la the directors’ room of the peoples ank at Sanford. Florida on Wed naoday, November 13th. l i l t . $ i M Nov. II, 1911. ll-tr Breazea]e & Smith Send for Catalogues, Prices and Terms PUnC—229 Eoo« Uoioo St. Jacksonville Florida FLO R ID A JA C K S O N V IL L E %f)t jlrtp jUngtooob ffotel at g,ongtooofr, jFloriba -’' Ten m iles (Tom either Sanford or Orlando on main road w ill open its doors* Air business November 4th, 1911. ffe w ly Renovated and furnished at an expense of $15,000. Rates $ 2 .0 0 per day and up, \ Am erican Plan, and $1.00 per day and up, European Plan. Special : Rates hy,\Veek or Month. Por full particulars and information Tele­ phone, write or. wire ~ .. . . You are cordially Invited to attend the Grand Opening of the "New Hotel Longuood". Longweod. rioiida. Friday Evening. November 3rd. I911. A Igsylal Turkey Dinner win ba served from u to 8 p. m Price 30c. followed by • Donee apd Refreshments Free Come bring your Sincerely Proprietor F. FA LCK - • ’. - J ' - T " -... ■■ ’ *c Resident ^Manager ' - " �_____ _______ n in i»— Mention of srs In Brief. ITEMS Or INTEREST of the Floating Small Talk , Arranged for Herried Herald Readers. . P a. — IlVKss returned from a busltrip WJscksopvUlo. ; ^ a Ev.ru of Braldcntown, U vla- « ! i jg.g eslstlrii In the city. 1 7 f Smith U out attending to business Ifter . short Indisposition, n,. .’«I Mrvf. CLBoardmsn spent Stmwith friend-'ln Orlando. L k It W k s wlU leave today for a ridi «Uh borne folks at Atlanta. ^ frs n d Un. J .C . Bennett ^ #dil*evenlng from ■ visit to Virginia: Griffith of Sarasota, arrived In Friday, and li greeting hU Qty Moose sod the weekly rate nas oeen reduced to $4.00. * < V.jin .IL L DcForest, arrived Saturday tftsMon from Derby, Conn., where she iprat the summer. Ml» Mildred Vorce. came over from Strtaoa and made a short visit to the jpmf folk* at Monroe. E. L Wicker of (Hilo is in the city this tm i looking for a business location and is well pleased with Sanford. Ike Aid iiociefy of the Preabyterlon ¿Birth' met Mundny afternoon at the (sticknee of Mrs. Henry McLaulin. Stpfard High Sciiool and DeLaiul High friff"1 will play a game of football at HoklenPerk next Friday afternoon. Miss Florence Moore of Winter Park spent several days in the city, the guest af her sisttr, Mrs. Gale Moore lilts Marie Fruter left on Monday for jar borne in Atlanta after a pletrsnnl wmwilhCtpt and Mrs, K. H Marks. * Mis. W. W. lie airfield and Ihe boys are ■st‘lkxnT sgsin.. from a visit to Mrs. Brske3eid a old tcorne in Marietta, Ga. The ladies of the Methodist church restated* neat sum at the oyster supper ghfrn st .the residence of M. -A. Midi last' Ur. Fleischer the wsll Known commission man, has returned to Sanford tor the winter. HU family and his brother with and will make this city their home for the season. The /Realty A Trust Company have elected the following officers for the ensu­ ing year J. N. Waltner, 'president; S. 0. Chase, vice president; Alfred Foster, sec­ retary; B. F. Whltner, Jr., treasurer. The regular monthly meeting of the Guild of the church of the Holy Cross will be held Friday afternoon. November 3rd at three o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. B. F. Whittier.1 As this meeting is to arrange for the coming Bazaar to be given on December -7lb, It is *hoped all members will be present. vtiw wiln Calloway, returned to her hgae la Lakeland Saturday afterdoon. Mier • piegsant visit to her nelce. Mr* C ft Woodnifi. - Getting timl of eatingf Then try tbe ®*fe Qtjr House where you ^ et good, than, home oOokiag at the low rate of . UJWp*we*L Florida Fruits Something New and Delicious! General Insurance Agents SANFORD, FLORIDA All Local Advertisement« Under This Heading. Three Cents a Line Each Issue To Rent— Hotisc with 6 rooms and bath room. Corner Magnolia Ava and Glh St. Apply A. L. Williams. !6-2tp Three Light House Keening Apartments For Rent—$2.50 $3.00 and $3.50 per week. Southeast corner of Second St., and Laurel Avenue. Mrs. Hooper. tf Foe ■Sale—Minorca roosters and hens from stock which took first prise in a North Carolina fair. Enquire at 302 Park avenue. . » !3-2tp For Sale—225,000 to 250,000 Prime Celery Plants for sale at a bargain if floor to man and wife. Large porch-aiu) fine shade. S. W. corner of First street and Mople avenue. 16-tf Wanted—Work on a truck farm by thoroughly reliable white man. State wages paid. Address William Wallace, 23I3-I7th St.. N. W. Washington, l). C. l5-3tc For Sale—At HeLnir (¡rove, 15 months NORTH EAST Atlantic Coast Line WEST SOUTH ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING CARS Takhoma For Information, Rates and Reservations see near­ e s t Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write Jersey Cream Cheese Wafers Matinee Butter Thin A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent 138 West Bay St. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA LIVER Y, F E E D and Fig Newton. Vanilla Cream Maccaroon Jumbles given nway. ’i. Particulars at Herald Office. j For Sal®—The simplest ami best smudge heaters 0» cho market. F. A Schumpcrt. Sanford’ Fía. j 13-tfc Wanted—Tons Prickly Ash Bark, Prick­ ly AAh Beni l(la mul Blue Flag Root, 1 kinds second tin ad bugs Addra»* Am rriam Fibre and burla 278, Jacksonville, Ft«. Company, I FdF Sale—A few pieces of good second band furniture left. Call up Mrs. W- A. Minnick, Cameron City. ll-tfc For Sale—The richest high land farm Orange county. Stock n#l tool». Thirty acres, 2 in fruit ami 12 in cultivated field, balance In pasture ami woodland. Good 8 room house urtd out buildings. Gas­ oline engine and water ^orks. 3K miles from town, V* mile front belt line on Sil ver Lake. Pleasant t<> look nt. Very healthy. Elevation 7t^ /ect above San­ ford. Cheap and terms easy. C. F. Wil­ liams. Box 923, Sanford. Fla. 10-tf ' Sanford needs a first-da*« Garage that »ill keep sutoroobUea for, nire. Thera 1a ■ftem# time when the. public can be ac. MUs Mtrj* Chapped, left Sunday alter 1°« for UeLsnd to resume her studies « ‘‘ Sttuon, after a short vUit to the home Samrday am} Sunday. of the Drnughon's Colleges. 'Enquire The largest registration ever known In Herald office. 7-tf -*®«*dlsthe present one that already -.Notice—To property owners and others • 576 * u«*« having real estate In charge. See me lfein* l“Vfen In the present and get my prices) on paper banging and «rapeiga. .1^ - v • • “ painting before lettlpg to some one else, and f will save you money oral give you a good job. Give me a chance to bid Is SeUhu I k it. Ask W. 1 McBride or .Mrs. W. Wgh U confinedoftotho bis ?rtn homeQfon account Gardner, 313 Magnolia ,Ave. Drop •jMcknee*. He 1« reported as doing t a l jn postoffice. L. L. Wood. $-tf weriy and his friends hope to see him ’or Sale—At Cameron City, store buildXpd lot: building two-storie*. with ;t^ ° , l n V ew dnvt re-room below unfi liying towns oboRN #t>tiw r u l i * rfiw r of unlng water on both floor«. Lot 67 a . «•norldo Grower, was a visitor fo the t front: flowing well and fence; leoitfl tinir'year at $15 per month; bringing Vw J J * U y can look for a fl'ne iter cent on Investment. Inquire n rrWd*Ddlhe office. Also a t Cameron City.-,Ope ee-rpom house with front porch anil eened back porch; running jvutex lu . ^ fi* Dcai>e. returned to tbe city Frievening. He . . ■ bouse, chimney and fireplace, fenOo gnd walks; rents for $6 per inoiHb. ’Inquire Herald offlea. 8-tf-c For Sole—5 acre farm, tw jk y , betrind orfngq tree«, 50 peach trees; also very W ge Wearing pear trees, modrrn 5 room Cottage, front aml back pffthes, facet south Golden Lake, 3 miles south east of Sauford: 5 minutes walk to ktreet railway, also Ovddo railroad. Fine drinking hXq Saturday vr«V(ng J; SHIPPERS OF The Germania Club of Jacksonville Is to have a handsome building costing $50,000, as a homo for the organization. lMtp V, McCULLER’S Harnusa and Wagons Dlackamlthlng and Horseah Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged H E A V Y H A U L I N G AND C O N T R A C T I N G Tpicy Smacks Assorted Perfectos Citrus Exchange Philopena Véronique Shoe Repairing by Machinery Quicker, Neater and Better than the Old Way Just Try Me ind See Sim e M m but New Location No. Í C T W . I Irst Street, Next oor to i V n l r j f f 's Sire SANFOR Clover Leaf Brandywine Cheese Sandwich Drink a Bottle of GIN GER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R - New Florida Syrup Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid digestion and give you health in new barrel - . i NEXT W EEK! Tho Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla 19 F IR S T N A TIO N A L O F SA N FO R D , F L A . Extra! Extra! . Creamery Butter s * ^ 35c per pound :, ^ L. P. McCnller’s W. N AN O . Pr.V14.Mt P. r o n S T E R , C n h l i r T V O I O . P R R H A LD , V Is a -P r»* , D. f . W H IT H E R , Asst. C sthlsr Only National Bank In Orange County Funds P r o t e c t e d by Burglary Insurance ' ..vi 1 Safety Deposit Boxes for Rant V, ORGANIZED 1887 , ■ GENERAL INSURANCE FIRE . V �October 31, T lit SANr OtiD tit RAID A T TH IS SEASON O F YEAR A drive over the Sanford Trucking would enthuse the crusty *pessimist, '•t t * . District this * T o see the m oney growing, so rapidly ought to convii most skeptical o f the great value o f a Sanford Farm. VYitnin 30i<iayi oU days our harvest will commence and the Dollars will roll into " Within the pockets of the Sanford Farmers in one continuous stream for the next Months. . 7, months the Nprthern Farmer will be spending j up from his strenubus summer [and all his tin ody together until another spring shall bid him i ' . ■ *■ . ■i* . •; % ■ t . * ' ' ••••• **•* .■ • • >«• . ■ - ,l> -; ■ • ’ ' 1 enjoy life to a fuller extent than you have dest dreams. And the, best of it all isrthat co ble climate of thew om l is the ability to make ou ever expected to possess. ■,?' tment is a -winner. It cost money to be sure. . Farming is expen at Sanford when figured by the acre, but from the standpoint of. results, REAL PROFIT, it oec of selling land but wc take our own medicine—We farm and for. profit ing conceit ¡S .W e are able tqtta)»'froin experienc If a S*nfpr4 Farm.is l^jond your means let us.show you our Volusia vF . ■ , J ‘ y " , t V. ‘ •‘k * iio n n n ^ 'i i w?B located. CliJee to water and rail transportation. ■‘.Btfoe from $3P,0S^6g crai monthly payment contract. ,For the price as good as a Sanford Fturpi Splendid land per a a c on a lib r-v r— t 'i f . r FLORID A �^ H W W W W M W >W W W * p !)ir D j A I < :;i| n : vm vm v» Mr. Spencer has done no more hard labor than I have. I work as much each day as he does, with this difference, however, that while his time is devoted to his private much of mine is devoted to public affairs for the promotions of the city’s interest. Mr. Spencer asserts his friendship for laboring men. He cannot and will not at­ tempt to prove in public print that he is more their friend than I schemes and publicly denounce good government deserve public the promoters exposure. , Talk is cheap and cheap talk is the cheapest Expose the scoundrels! Give us the proof. I am not a recent convert for this campaign only |'t * b >J M SÉ’ 'i MU à 1 -I %* +***%%%%%» �Ocliker 31. lai, : M A K E A C O M P A R IS O N O F OUR . 30 H. P. Five-Passenger Tooling Car A T $ 9 0 0 W ITH SO M E O F T H E O T H E R P O P U L A R PRICED AUTO MOBILE V A L U E S FOR 1912 Found in the $900 thirty horse power Touring Car, and we have the largest single plant in the world. In the entire Overland line the proportionate value is the same, although it possibly is not so appar­ ent at first glance in all the models as in this newest product Every refinement possible to be made is found in the .1912 Overland line, and while changes are in no way revolutionary and [in many cases unnoticeable unless special attentionfis called to them, |they are all of great importance. Call in at Our Large, New , Garage and Let Ua Show * OU ■ ■ .. • ■ - ■ « ■ F L O R ID A Orange G row ers to M eet Items of Interest Concerning .Society People. - POINTS PURELY PERSONAL How Celery City Vanity fair While Away the Golden Itour«— .V Sadat Gossip ‘‘V Mrs. R. L. Hughes entertained a small party a t Auction Bridge Saturday after­ noon. One table of bridge was played by Mrs. W. D. Hoiden, Mrs. O. W. Brady, Mrs. G O. McLaughlin end .Mrs. Hughes.. Tbe evaniog was very pleasantly spent by the ladies, who were served lc* cream and cake* when through with the cards. Jacksonville. Flei. Oct. 17, 191tt To lbs Cltmi Grwwi at Florida: In view of the libelous course pursued by the Florid« Citrus Exchange in stig­ matizing Florida orange* when shipped at this time os poisonous, to d in view of the injury that the industry b likely to suffer from the gross misrepresentations sod misstatements that have been spread throughout the United States, a conven­ tion of citrus fruit growers la called to m eets* Orlando. Florida, on Saturday, Nov. 4tK to consider the m atter and pre­ sent the'true facta to the people of the United States, so that the false tmpreosiook created by the libelous publications ref m o d 4to may be removed from tbe rf|t»u4s of consumers of citrus fruits. Signed: * Alex St. O jux Ass sms, Jacksonville. DeDund—George T. Hayne*. Jam es W. Wright. Samuel D. Jordan, J . Lee McCroy. J. O. VinzsnL John Cranor. Matt Lafollett, E. L. Powe, Wm. ML Fields. J r „ . J . H. Alexander. R. E. Prrvatt- v • - , . V Switzerland—M. S. Moreman. flin t Careaut, A. G. BeAL A. Ik Flora,’ R. ,S. Morrman, OJ.R*•* S. CImrch. . BSWe U. CourtACF-^S, U: 6tcilena. R. J-4-ô- Browning. T. J. WIhl J. Lelnhart. E. F. Douglas. Jacksonville—Wm. Moore Angsa. Loeaburg—Johnson & Co., B. F. Watts, C. M. Long. J. CL Lee, Dee Broe^ H. T. Morrison, J, N. Lucius. B. Frank Young. J. W. MlUcr, R. A. Steward. J. a Caines. Crescent City—B, F. TUlingl^sst, Cres­ cent Orange Co„ J, B. Shiver. Orlando-—Chat Fink, a Beochain. J. a Msgruder, T. J. Watkins, a C. Abernathy. Winter Park—W. R. JiarOey. Geneva—J. T, McLain, CL A. KouleraoO. C. W. Onipepper, a F. Harrison. J. F, Jones, J. W. Nixon, E. N. Suttoo. J. W. Flynt, I t Baker, J.' H. Huddleston. H. H. FaulihaU. E. OnletL & a Hodges. L 11.* Coward. T. U Cushing. H. McCall. Mary M. Mag. Ct f . CuUpr It i t earnestly requested that every or­ ange growing district in Florida appoint delegates to attend this infàtjng. which will be held in the Orlando' Artuory at 10 o^oL eaN ov. 4th.' Grower* unable m at­ tend sue têqflWted to, furnish delegate* from (hdFjmdtloti, wftfc k tlt^ s of suthocIty to be voted a t tbd meeting. t / . YowVyery truly. . *.* _fJld *Ojiu K* k*C o .,.7 \+*rj **•, ^ Secretary and (^Venturer. Cough Cura, ■ y Rod^tt J-JLiRodto, W- T. LaRocha. J. K you can stand th e d o r , s hag ULSgasa,' L. W. LaRoohe, W. F, Sams, W. «auch can often ho cured by firs dropd A. E. Pendoria.; Dr. Jerome Bruce forroerty of Newberyy of krroM M taken o n ‘a tymp o fe ttfa r, I S e m s , M.S.r «Whaley;* __ I-- n,___ ». D riLin H. C. a practicing physician fifty years, If thl* sounds too horrible, »Ach the eighteen of these in Saqford. died in same effect la ochiavud by swallowing; Jackson vilie after soma months of in feaU h'S ept. 28th. 1811. ' * “ In the death of Dr. Bkuce our d ty loot one of Us beat end nobleat dlizena. Tbottgh'nidddat as a gentle woman, he was Indeed a southern gentleman of the F A L L FER TILIZIN G Citrus Growers The reasons [or Fail Fertilizing arc ohly presented in our new free book entitled Citrus Growers, Look Ahead! Send for a copy. Now is the time to lay the foundation fur next yea/'»oi>|> Fertilizers R ig h t S o u r c e s Right P r ic e s Right P r o p o r t i o n s Right Result* . . . . Call at our Branch Ware-House. R. C. Maxwell. Manager, or uddr-v* Wilson & Toomor Fertilizer • C o. J a c k a o n v lllo , F lo rid a ales Bank of Sanford, Florida j ^ C A P IT A L $30,000.00 t T U ONLY to il ia Sanford tksr INSURES EVERY DOLLAR DEPOSITED AGAINST LOSS fnwn say **d «U c « . ,. £ . THE PEO PLES; BANK OF SANFORD Prompt Sepr&jt “ Polite Scrv '• -l. Accurate S e rv ic e . .. FOUR PER CENT ALLOWED ON SAVINGS D E PO SITS tlffiB lM Rooms for wkick regvlrc his profeadon among us are were fortu­ nate In'enjoying tbe benefit of bis long experience and uousel skilL Always ready to reapoad to the* call of the poor, be “scattered seeds of -kindness'* aad disparted good deads along h it way. w e w ant your M. M. SMITH. Pi«*. B u s in e s s H. R. STEVENS. VicvFr**. H. E. TOLAR. C**L« W. J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Apply fo/ 8t«neilsf Stamp« and Information to Sanford. �Published •eml-Weekly— Tuétdây and Prlday I N S A N F O R D — L i ft is Worth Living CANFORO, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVBMBRR », 1BI1 K«"*w ,T iO f ô O f THE WORLD Hems of Interest Gleaned Prom Various Sources UirrCNINGS DURING rtf WEIR ' * IN Restrtrs Will ril*d a Brief Historical Spring Hew ing ' ; fa r Hurried Reader» v/ “ïh e manontbe box” A Good Fuaa Stopper, Maybe? At the imperial Tonight Mr. Bert Leigh tlie comedian, who is atoning In "The Man on the Box," which will be the attraction nt the Imperial Theatre tonight, tells a good one on him­ self, while enroute from his tiotel to the theatre this afternoon he passed a man and woman In a bested discussion, think­ ing he plight be tlie means of bringing about peace, be stopped and asked in his happy way. “what is the argument"? when be was given this reply by thn man In question, “My wife here, thinks site isn't going to get a new fall hat. and I know vary well she Isn't, so Utere is no argu­ ment to II" Mr. Leigh says he is 'still thinking it over. |( |i pnnoimced with evident authority iljtt ilw nunc of Gov., Simeon L. Baldwin of OmnecUtui would be pre»ented to the notional democratic convention for preeldent. Recently It waa atated that thara vai a movement on foot to have Gov( too, Baldwin accept second place on ^be national ticket and when questioned Stung With Bees on the matter Governor Baldwin said While a negro was driving a team of ¿hat ha would regard U M «m ot ,0 M f roulas op (be Howard-Packard place Just otn to be named at vice-prosideijt^, east ol-tbd city a swarm o^bees alighted Edgar If. Farrar, Jr„ aon of tbo prod- on them 'a n d drove the mutes nearly *'(knt the American Bar aawcls^on ttfic wjlh ■iv-u of — --■ - ■fra iruirwc wyu» pain. imm. The negro with his «dooeoflbe best known .£ ")“} '. i i ^ l bravery took to his heels and Mr. of New Orleans, was s mt nn _ gflpoworking In diesarne same field new came came to s ta iti morning by two highwaymen, th^Tesois, and succeeded In unhitching aha held him up i t the corner of Penlston thd‘inules but not before he was stung sag Usgnolio streets The highwayman twdly. He was brought to town by Messrs. Syncs and Howard and placed A* even hundred fighting ship«.' groocdtkf. under n physicians care where be is now for Ihe first formal maneuvers and In­ recovering. The- sudden descent of die fection by Secretjiry Meyer, swung at swarm of the bees from a neighboring ,nA v iu the Hudson river yesterday hive and without nny apparent reason moiling in a gray line seven mile« attacking the teams 1s something new in tong. The fleet as it stood included bee annfila. every battleship now in commission in the United State* Navy, twenty-tour In l / ' Safe Was Not Safe all, every one In fighting trim. While W. J. Hill was enjoying his , Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeaon, piltor of prime rib roast at luncheon Inst Tuesday Immanuel Baptist church, Combrtdge, sotnq light fingered gent who evidently wu indicted on five counts charging jupdm tood the lay of the land walked murder In the first degree by •the Suffolk !ftno his private office, took down the county grand jury Tuesday foe tb<j a tie god kpy lo the safe ond quietly lifted nil die -poisoning of Avis Lionel!. of U y a ^ g ^ S tu iR R e jr and a check contained therein. October M. The grand Jury reported ‘\ ‘Up tp now the theif has not been ap­ their finding to Judge George A. Hau'ngor- prehended but if Mr. Hill will leave the son in the Superior. Criminal Court after key In the some place and (ill the safe hearing more than thirty wltncfcs- during, a g ti^ b o VflU probably return and take four days . . .\^ v aR*()ier chance at it. Or if Uncle Dill r Ti^. ^ ? *1 , J forgetjm<l locks the safe by misDeclaring that PriMldent Taft admit» IgSht he might leave the money on Ids " that there is danger of republican d p fest, desk ,Where It weuld be more conitthe national election of 1912, because . be knows the cadre country resent» *the vfiment... ' . .■ ■ failure of the republican party to tpduce the Payn«-Aldrich tariff schedules. Gov­ ernor Foss says Senator* Lodge and Osne of Massachusetts also know that ■Ihf republican machine of the state of tfsMcfciueUs is doomed and they are therefore keeping out of the limelight. '*.• , | ,W sats Business Location Ghnrlc* M. Davis recently of Atlanta ia in 'ih e d ty today k»kihg for a location to start in business. Aa no vacant stores can now be secured he will be forced to build ond. < M etropolis Winners Two Oriaudo ladies arid one each from Sanford, Pine Castle and Chuluotu ore wiqners In (ho popularity contest con­ ducted by tire' Jacksonville Metropolis. There »Fe Mima,. Celia LUy Jenkins sod Ev(gyi odl,n of Orlando. Mrs. J. A. Wilkes bf Fine Castle. Miss May Long of Chuluotn-tiftd Mils Pearl Gresham Of SanfordWhile hone Of them are winners of grand prize*, still enoh won a snug sum and got n large coropilmcntary' vote. Consider­ A great poultry show is one of the big able Interest was manifested in the con­ features planned for the Interstate fair. test by Orange county people "and os * which opens soon at Pensacola. ' usual they were very successful. . Socialism showed remarkable strength in the muoicial primary held in Los Angela on Tuesday, n t a retail of which Job & iUnlimm, the socialist candidate 1« mayor, will contest wjth Mayor W. Georg® Alexander, who seeks rf^lecUon' for the next two year*, at the coming city election. Practically complete re­ turns give Hartliuaa 17,674. Alexander U,4M. Hsrrirnan got the great bulk -of th* lab« vote. * NEW-BUSINESS BLOCKS Besides Many New Residences To Be JErected BUSINESS TAKES NEW IMPETUS Crop P ro sp o cts and Faith In Sanford's Future Brings Out Many New Investm ents Within the next six months there will be two new business blocks added to San­ ford and both of them will be on Magnolia avenue, which Is destined to become one of the business streets of Sanford and in dine will rival First street for a share of the business. While It is not officially knoym the nature of the business to be transacted in the new buildings it has been stated that the four new stores that will fill up the ^vacant lot between The Herald building and the Opera House have already been Icatfed. Office rooms and apartments will occupy the upper doors. Tlie architect has already drawn the plans but will not divulge thd names of the men who will occupy the stores. Herald Square in time will be one of the busiest thoroughfares In the city. The new McCrary five and ten cent store In the M. G. T. Block Is assuming shape and will bo one of the finest fronts in the city, being finished In the flaming red color that distinguishes die McCrory stores the world over. There are also 'persistent rumor* of a new bank and another drug store to be opened in Sanford soon, both to occupy buildings of their own, which will mean plenty of work in the budding line later on. i s ' The Geneva Bridge Work on this great improvement has been finished, all qxcept (be draw, which Is being put In now. Tlie con­ tractor Mr. McLain has certainly made it a Job, that will be an everlasting credit to him pud to all (hose, that have helped toacootapnsh.it by their liberal sub­ scriptions to the rteceasary funds. A number of the subscribers to the fund have paid id amounts as stated • below, but there will be more money needed at once to reimburse the 'contractor for work done, and 1 wish to ask of anyone, that ia Interested in this great improve­ ment for the good of our city and county lo seud their contrlbutlop to either ILC. PuBoae or myself. Whether you have subacripcd to the fund or not your help is needed and will be thankfully acknowl­ edge. Those having paid to lids fund are: Sanford Machine A Garage Oo...g 20.00 W. P. Carter...... ......... .................. 15 00 Dr. S. P u l a s t o n . . ......... 10.00 Sanford Htreldr . . . 26.00 Frank I- Woodruff ................. 25.00 Holden Heal Estate Co ............. 250.00 G. W. Spencer........... ^ ................ 5.00 Wight Grocery C o ........................ £3.00 M. F. Robinson. . . ____ 25.00 L R . Philip# A Co .............. 20.00 Henry MeLaulin........................ _ 10.00 Sanford Coca Cola Bottle C o.. .. 25.00 T.J. Miller A Son...................... , 20.00 Joe Cameron........... 1 .____ 25.00 1000 Palmer A Seigh . . . . . . . " 23.00 N. P. Yowetl A Co......... 25.00 L P . McCuller......... .. 20.00 M. Frank.......................... 23.00 Geo. H. Frrnald ........... * 25.00 Independent Fertilizer Co Armour A Co........ - .......« t . 23.00 D. L Thrasher .* .. .. 5.00 Wilson A Toomcr....... ¿3.00 E. 0. Painter..-^»........ 2500.00 East Sanford Igmd Co J, i t Harrison. Crystal Ice Co.-.. . . 200.00 Beloved M inister Shown Appreciation or nit Service. Rev. J. F. McKinnon U deservedly one of the most popular ministers that ever, resided in Sanford and while his many friends rejoiced a t his good fortune in be­ ing appointed Superintendent of Public Instruction there will be genuine sorrow at the thought of his departure from the field where he has endeared himself, not only to the members of the Presbyterian church but to e«ery one regardless of creed or re­ ligion. Rev. McKinnon and his sister. Mrs. Sharpe leave in a few days for Oriaudo and In order to show their appreciation of these good people and to bid them God •peed a reception was held last night at the homo of Mrs. Frank Woodruff In honor of Mr. McKinnon and Mrs. Sharpe. Despite the inclement weather a large number of people attended and tlie rooms filled. A general round of entertain­ ment Interspersed with music and games and friendly chat was broken by the serv­ ing of choice refreshments. * As a token of their esteem the congre­ gation presented Rev. McKinnon with a pair of beahtiful gold cuff buttons, em­ bellished with h it monogram and a fine lodge seal and charm and Mrs. Sharpe with a silver service. The presentation speech was made by Hon. D. L Thrasher who Is always at his best In this role and in a few well chosen words he outlined the splendid work ac­ complished here by the retiring minister and the high regard in which he and liis family were held by oil classes. Rev. McKinnon felt deeply these token of esteem and replied in n few remarks. Rev. McKinnon and family leave Sanfonl followed by the good wishes of all and the only reconciliation of their many friends nt parting it the thought that they are riot for away and maybe at some fut­ ure date these good people will again rrfi side among us where they will always be warmly welcomed. M istrial Predicted Opelousas. La.. Nov. 3.—Tlie Jury in tlie McRee murder trial was locked up a« 6 o'clock tonight with instruct ions to report to the court nt 9 o'clock tomorrow mori^ng when.’ll ia expected, the court w ilorder a mistrial. Downcast, and with sore disappoint­ ment, Mrs. McRee was led hack to her cell In the S t . Andry Parish Jail where the has been held without bail since the day In September, seven weeks ago to­ day, when she killed Allan Garland. Noted Actor Dead Kyrie Ilcllew, one of the foremost actors of (lie English-spunking stage, author and, explorer, died at Salt Luke City siiortly after 5 o'clock ibis morning of pneumonia. st nd for a- decent w ter, supply thereby loWering our present high rate of . tire insurance. ‘ I have no ill will for any,1 ¡uan m S nford and therefore! , h&Ve »« mud to 8lin¿ .. 7 rrie,„l3 your fr nchise W /'•uf personal property and the 2¡J5 w.i.lü would seek to rulé or control! your vote is an enemy o good government. Vote ’ y°ur convictions, ALL AROUND FLORIDA ih e General News of The Lami of flowers. CULLED EROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitome of th e Week'» M ost Inip o rta n t Happening» in th e State*» Domain. Whllo waiting for the appearance of a hanhawk whose depredations have seri­ ously annoyed the family, Francis Lyman Wing. Jr., tho twelve year-old son of former Mayor Frank L. Wing, of Tampa was instantly killed Wednesday morning by a load of birdsbot as tha result of an accidental discharge of his shotgun. Charged with participating |n the lynching of six - negroes at Lake City May 21 last, the Columbia county grand jury Wednesday indicted -Samuel Ward and John Atkinson, residents of Talla­ hassee for murder. A reward of 55.000 lihd been offered by lire slate for the ap­ prehension of the persons who took pan in the lynching. Arrangements are practically completed for starting (he much talked of Farmers Institute train from Gainesville. Novem­ ber 15th. Letters to the Experiment Station from various sections of the state Indicate wido-spread interest in tbe matter of University workings In tire minds of the people who are land owners in Florida. This speejai train Is ar­ ranged to meet the needs of every one engaged in agricultural pursuits. . Tampa is to have anotlier canning, factory and within the next few weeks „ a representative of the Pern (Ind.,) Can­ ning company will be in the city for the purpose of selecting a location for the factory. When tnls has been done ar­ rangements will be made for the build­ ing of tbe structure. A big limber deal has recently been closed in this stole whereby 223.000.000 feet of cypress ond 240.000.000 feet of long leaf pine, located iu Brevard and Osceola counties, were sold to parties from Louisiana. The high flood tide in St. Augustine has been driving th marsh hens from the marshes, hence tho hunters have been meeting with good luck. If [dans for organizing the Florida Metal Products Company are carried through, Jacksonville will have three, and possibly four, new concerns for tlie man­ ufacture of metal cornices and like' produclsJ. C. Crawford has been made direc­ tor of Jacksonville detective force, thus facilitating the work of department of the city's police. The government has completed the slaking of the channel from Fort Myers to the gulf Beach Lots Increased Value. Tlie people who wisely invested in Co­ ronado Beach lots will be pleased to learn that the new bridge, will soon be built and The nursing home at 8th and Elm Ave, ¿hat all of the lots recently sold have doubled In voice. The back lots thaf do It prepared lo care for n limited number Mr Wrights, nurse in not touch the ocean are bringing as high of surgical cases charge. 33-tf as 5150 apiece. SH A L L T H E P E O P L E RULE? The Peoples Candidates for Alderman '^MiElder, — B. W. Herndon W. S, Hand T. J. Miller, ■j’C *» W. H# Underwood Geo. Fo*; Jfer Frank L. Woodruff ' 18.00 I Volum« IV T o ta l,../...........................13400.00 The last named amount from J. II. Hnrrikon was obtained through special We stand for Progress—th$ substantial kind. effort oi W. D. Holden and auggests to We stand for a better water supply for the people me the idea, that if every one interested in this great improvement .will go out and try to show their friends and ac­ fire protection for the peoples-’ property. quaintances the Importance of it. It will We are not the candidates of the politicians nor the not'tske lotLg Mk gat up the balance of bosses nor the Water Work* Company, nor the candidates im m y needed. Send in your contribution, no - m atter J' : 1 r* • of ONE MAN. bow small, and send It soon. We are for Sanford aud its j>epple. S. Ru.vqe, Chairman ôf Ooaimiitao A business man’s ad mi lustration. ----- ---- s-----------— Out o f Gasolene ' *r Vote for all of us. We stand for the best interest of Yuma. Arix., Nov. 3^—Aviator C. B. and all the people* ^Ekjual rights to all—special Rodger* in hla ooast-trf-ooast flight wa* Sanford ' coif polled to alight on tbe Arizona do-; p riv iljg e to J io n e . . ' sert sixty mile» a«*t of bare th lr a ltè ri noon because ha ran out of gamUo«. * -i * * » % ? olSatf of tljt p o litic ia n s , b u t » «w il)f p to p ic s- ta n b lb s tt. er- .14% * ' ' -■ .'.V* trj» 2L'i .i . ; - i -jT-f - i__ • * -i - - .'-j - ^* * -JÛ, -«¿iMÊÈiÎÊÊËËÈ l u H / ■ i; ; H *• I t t W ---.‘V ä � 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, October 31, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 31, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 31, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/911400a1a8f7f07d14a5c42e363917e8.pdf 0645e24c7a61ffb131140dc97aad1c97 PDF Text Text Ocliker 31. lai, : M A K E A C O M P A R IS O N O F OUR . 30 H. P. Five-Passenger Tooling Car A T $ 9 0 0 W IT H S O M E O F T H E O T H E R P O P U L A R P R IC E D AUTO M O B IL E V A L U E S F O R 1912 Found in the $900 thirty horse power Touring Car, and we have the largest single plant in the world. In the entire Overland line the proportionate value is the same, although it possibly is not so appar­ ent at first glance in all the models as in this newest product Every refinement possible to be made is found in the .1912 Overland line, and while changes are in no way revolutionary and [in many cases unnoticeable unless special attentionfis called to them, |they are all of great importance. Call in at Our Large, New Garage and Let Ua Show * OU ■ ■ .. • ■ - ■ , « ■ FLO R ID A Orange Growers to Meet Items of Interest Concerning .Society People. - POINTS PURELY PERSONAL How Celery City Vanity fa ir While Away the Golden Itour«— .V Sadat Gossip ‘‘V Mrs. R. L. Hughes entertained a small party at Auction Bridge Saturday after­ noon. One table of bridge was played by Mrs. W. D. Hoiden, Mrs. O. W. Brady, Mrs. G O. McLaughlin end .Mrs. Hughes.. Tbe evaniog was very pleasantly spent by the ladies, who were served lc* cream and cake* when through with the cards. Jacksonville. Flei. Oct. 17, 191tt To lbs Cltmi Grwwi at Florida: In view of the libelous course pursued by the Florid« Citrus Exchange in stig­ matizing Florida orange* when shipped at this time os poisonous, tod in view of the injury that the industry b likely to suffer from the gross misrepresentations sod misstatements that have been spread throughout the United States, a conven­ tion of citrus fruit growers la called to m eets* Orlando. Florida, on Saturday, Nov. 4tK to consider the matter and pre­ sent the'true facta to the people of the United States, so that the false tmpreosiook created by the libelous publications ref m o d 4to may be removed from tbe rf|t»u4s of consumers of citrus fruits. Signed: * Alex S t. O jux Ass sms, Jacksonville. DeDund—George T. Hayne*. James W. Wright. Samuel D. Jordan, J . Lee McCroy. J. O. VinzsnL John Cranor. Matt Lafollett, E. L. Powe, Wm. ML Fields. J r „ . J . H. Alexander. R. E. Prrvatt- v • - , .V Switzerland—M. S. Moreman. flint Careaut, A. G. BeAL A. Ik Flora,’ R. ,S. Morrman, O JR .* •* S. CImrch. . BSWe U. CourtACF-^S, U : 6 tcilena. R. J-4-ô Cough Cura, ■ y R o d ^ tt J-JLiRodto, W- T . LaRocha. J. K you can stand the d o r , s hag ULSgasa,' L. W. LaRoohe, W. F, Sams, W. Browning. T. J . WIhl J . Lelnhart. E. F. Douglas. Jacksonville—Wm. Moore Angsa. Loeaburg—Johnson & Co., B. F. Watts, C. M. Long. J. CL Lee, Dee Broe^ H. T. Morrison, J, N. Lucius. B. Frank Young. J. W. MlUcr, R. A. Steward. J. a Caines. Crescent City—B, F. TUlingl^sst, Cres­ cent Orange Co„ J, B. Shiver. wkick regvlrc Citrus Growers The reasons [or Fail Fertilizing arc ohly presented in our new free book entitled Orlando-—Chat Fink, a Beochain. J. a Msgruder, T. J . Watkins, a C. Abernathy. Winter Park—W. R. JiarOey. Geneva—J . T, McLain, CL A. KouleraoO. C. W. Onipepper, a F. Harrison. J . F, Jones, J . W. Nixon, E. N. Suttoo. J . W. Flynt, I t Baker, J.' H. Huddleston. H. H. FaulihaU. E. OnletL & a Hodges. L 11.* Coward. T. U Cushing. H. McCall. Mary M. Mag. Ct f . CuUpr It it earnestly requested that every or­ ange growing district in Florida appoint delegates to attend this infàtjng. which will be held in the Orlando' Artuory at 10 o^oLeaNov. 4th.' Grower* unable m at­ tend sue têqflWted to, furnish delegate* from (hdFjmdtloti, wftfc ktlt^s of suthocIty to be voted at tbd meeting. t / . YowVyery truly. . *. * _f J l d *Ojiu K \+*rj **•, * k*C o .,.7 ^ Secretary and (^Venturer. Citrus Growers, Look Ahead! Send for a copy. Now is the time to lay the foundation fur next yea/'»oi>|> Fertilizers Right S o u rc e s Right P r ic e s his profeadon among us are were fortu­ nate In'enjoying tbe benefit of bis long experience and uousel skilL Always ready to reapoad to the* call of the poor, be “scattered seeds of -kindness'* aad disparted good deads along hit way. . . . . Right Proportions Right Result* Call at our Branch Ware-House. R. C. Maxwell. Manager, or uddr-v* Wilson & Toomor Fertilizer • ales «auch can often ho cured by firs dropd Dr. Jerome Bruce forroerty of Newberyy A. E. Pendoria.; of krroMM taken o n ‘a tymp o fettfar, I S e m s , M .S.r «Whaley;* __ I-- n,___ ». D riLin H. C. a practicing physician fifty years, If thl* sounds too horrible, »Ach the eighteen of these in Saqford. died in same effect la ochiavud by swallowing; Jackson vilie after soma months of in feaU h'Sept. 28th. 1811. ' * “ In the death of Dr. Bkuce our dty loot one of Us beat end nobleat dlizena. Tbottgh'nidddat as a gentle woman, he was Indeed a southern gentleman of the tlffiBlM Rooms for F A L L FER TILIZIN G C o. Ja c k a o n v lllo , F lo rid a Bank of Sanford, F lo rid a ^CAPITAL $30,000.00 t T U ONLY to il ia Sanford tksr INSURES EVERY DOLLAR DEPOSITED AGAINST LOSS fnwn say **d «U c « . ,. THE £ . P E O P L E S ; BA N K O F SANFORD P r o m p t S ep r& jt “ Accurate Service P o lite Scrv ' • -l . . .. F O U R P E R C E N T A L L O W E D O N S A V IN G S D E P O S IT S w e w an t your M. M. SMITH. Pi«*. Bu s i n e s s H. R. STEVENS. VicvFr**. H. E. TOLAR. C**L« W. J . TH IG P EN & C O M P A N Y Apply fo/ 8t«neilsf Stamp« and Information to Sanford. j �Published •eml-Weekly—Tuétdây and Prlday IN S A N F O R D — L ift is Worth Living CANFORO, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVBMBRR », 1BI1 K«"*w ,T iO fôO f THE WORLD Hems of Interest Gleaned Prom Various Sources UirrCNINGS DURING r t f WEIR ' * IN Restrtrs Will ril*d a Brief Historical Spring Hewing ' ; fa r Hurried Reader» v/ “ ï h e m a n o n t b e box” A Good Fuaa Stopper, Maybe? At the imperial Tonight Mr. Bert Leigh tlie comedian, who is atoning In "The Man on the Box," which will be the attraction nt the Imperial Theatre tonight, tells a good one on him­ self, while enroute from his tiotel to the theatre this afternoon he passed a man and woman In a bested discussion, think­ ing he plight be tlie means of bringing about peace, be stopped and asked in his happy way. “what is the argument"? when be was given this reply by thn man In question, “My wife here, thinks site isn't going to get a new fall hat. and I know vary well she Isn't, so Utere is no argu­ ment to II" Mr. Leigh says he is 'still thinking it over. |( |i pnnoimced with evident authority iljtt ilw nunc of Gov., Simeon L. Baldwin of OmnecUtui would be pre»ented to the notional democratic convention for preeldent. Recently It waa atated that thara vai a movement on foot to have Gov( too, Baldwin accept second place on ^be national ticket and when questioned Stung With Bees on the matter Governor Baldwin said While a negro was driving a team of ¿hat ha would regard U M «mot ,0 M f roulas op (be Howard-Packard place Just otn to be named at vice-prosideijt^, east ol-tbd city a swarm o^bees alighted Edgar If. Farrar, Jr„ aon of tbo prod- on them 'and drove the mutes nearly *'(knt the American Bar aawcls^on ttfic wjlh ■iv-u of — --■ ■fra iruirwc wyu» pain. imm. The negro with his «dooeoflbe best known .£ " ) “} '. i i ^ l bravery took to his heels and Mr. of New Orleans, was s mt nn _ gflpoworking In diesarne same field new came came to s t a it i morning by two highwaymen, th^Tesois, and succeeded In unhitching aha held him up i t the corner of Penlston thd‘inules but not before he was stung sag Usgnolio streets The highwayman twdly. He was brought to town by Messrs. Syncs and Howard and placed A* even hundred fighting ship«.' groocdtkf. under n physicians care where be is now for Ihe first formal maneuvers and In­ recovering. The- sudden descent of die fection by Secretjiry Meyer, swung at swarm of the bees from a neighboring ,nA v iu the Hudson river yesterday hive and without nny apparent reason moiling in a gray line seven mile« attacking the teams 1s something new in tong. The fleet as it stood included bee annfila. every battleship now in commission in the United State* Navy, twenty-tour In l / ' Safe Was Not Safe all, every one In fighting trim. While W. J. Hill was enjoying his , Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeaon, piltor of prime rib roast at luncheon Inst Tuesday Immanuel Baptist church, Combrtdge, sotnq light fingered gent who evidently wu indicted on five counts charging jupdmtood the lay of the land walked murder In the first degree by •the Suffolk !ftno his private office, took down the county grand jury Tuesday foe tb<j a tie god kpy lo the safe ond quietly lifted nil die -poisoning of Avis Lionel!. of U ya^ g^ Stu iR R ejr and a check contained therein. October M. The grand Jury reported ‘\‘Up tp now the theif has not been ap­ their finding to Judge George A. Hau'ngor- prehended but if Mr. Hill will leave the son in the Superior. Criminal Court after key In the some place and (ill the safe hearing more than thirty wltncfcs- during, ag ti^ bo VflU probably return and take four days . . .\^v aR*()ier chance at it. Or if Uncle Dill r Ti^. ^ ? *1 , J forgetjm<l locks the safe by misDeclaring that PriMldent Taft admit» IgSht he might leave the money on Ids " that there is danger of republican dpfest, desk ,Where It weuld be more conitthe national election of 1912, because vfiment.. . ' . . be knows the cadre country resent» *the . ■ ■ , failure of the republican party to tpduce | ,W sats Business Location the Payn«-Aldrich tariff schedules. Gov­ Ghnrlc* M. Davis recently of Atlanta ernor Foss says Senator* Lodge and ia in 'ih ed ty today k»kihg for a location Osne of Massachusetts also know that to start in business. Aa no vacant stores ■Ihf republican machine of the state of can now be secured he will be forced to tfsMcfciueUs is doomed and they are build ond. < therefore keeping out of the limelight. '*.• * Metropolis Winners . Socialism showed remarkable strength Two Oriaudo ladies arid one each from in the muoicial primary held in Los Sanford, Pine Castle and Chuluotu ore Angela on Tuesday, nt a retail of which wiqners In (ho popularity contest con­ Job & iUnlimm, the socialist candidate ducted by tire' Jacksonville Metropolis. 1« mayor, will contest wjth Mayor W. There »Fe Mima,. Celia LUy Jenkins sod Georg® Alexander, who seeks rf^lecUon' Ev(gyi odl,n of Orlando. Mrs. J . A. Wilkes for the next two year*, at the coming bf Fine Castle. Miss May Long of Chulucity election. Practically complete re­ otn-tiftd Mils Pearl Gresham Of Sanfordturns give Hartliuaa 17,674. Alexander While hone Of them are winners of grand U,4M. Hsrrirnan got the great bulk -of prize*, still enoh won a snug sum and got th* lab« vote. n large coropilmcntary' vote. Consider­ A great poultry show is one of the big able Interest was manifested in the con­ features planned for the Interstate fair. test by Orange county people "and os * which opens soon at Pensacola. ' usual they were very successful. I st nd for a- decent w ter, supply thereby loWering our present high rate of . tire insurance. ‘ I have no ill will for any,1 ¡uan m S nford and therefore! , h&Ve »« mud to 8lin¿ .. 7 rrie,„l3 your fr nchise W /'•uf personal property and the 2¡J5 w.i.lü would seek to rulé or control! your vote is an enemy o good government. Vote ’ y°ur convictions, NEW-BUSINESS BLOCKS Beloved M inister Shown Appreciation ALL AROUND FLORIDA or nit Service. Rev. J . F. McKinnon U deservedly one ihe General News of The Lami Besides Many New Residences of the most popular ministers that ever, To Be JErected of flowers. BUSINESS TAKES NEW IMPETUS Crop P rospocts and Faith In Sanford's Future Brings Out Many New Investments Within the next six months there will be two new business blocks added to San­ ford and both of them will be on Magnolia avenue, which Is destined to become one of the business streets of Sanford and in dine will rival First street for a share of the business. While It is not officially knoym the nature of the business to be transacted in the new buildings it has been stated that the four new stores that will fill up the ^vacant lot between The Herald building and the Opera House have already been Icatfed. Office rooms and apartments will occupy the upper doors. Tlie architect has already drawn the plans but will not divulge thd names of the men who will occupy the stores. Herald Square in time will be one of the busiest thoroughfares In the city. The new McCrary five and ten cent store In the M. G. T. Block Is assuming shape and will bo one of the finest fronts in the city, being finished In the flaming red color that distinguishes die McCrory stores the world over. There are also 'persistent rumor* of a new bank and another drug store to be opened in Sanford soon, both to occupy buildings of their own, which will mean plenty of work in the budding line later on. i s ' The Geneva Bridge Work on this great improvement has been finished, all qxcept (be draw, which Is being put In now. Tlie con­ tractor Mr. McLain has certainly made it a Job, that will be an everlasting credit to him pud to all (hose, that have helped toacootapnsh.it by their liberal sub­ scriptions to the rteceasary funds. A number of the subscribers to the fund have paid id amounts as stated •below, but there will be more money needed at once to reimburse the 'contractor for work done, and 1 wish to ask of anyone, that ia Interested in this great improve­ ment for the good of our city and county lo seud their contrlbutlop to either IL C . PuBoae or myself. Whether you have subacripcd to the fund or not your help is needed and will be thankfully acknowl­ edge. Those having paid to lids fund are: Sanford Machine A Garage Oo...g 20.00 W. P. Carter................. ................... 15 00 Dr. S. P u l a s t o n . . .......... 10.00 Sanford Htreldr . . . 26.00 Frank I- Woodruff .................. 25.00 Holden Heal Estate Co .............. 250.00 G. W. Spencer............ ^ ................. 5.00 Wight Grocery C o ......................... £3.00 M. F. Robinson. . . ____ 25.00 L R . Philip# A Co ............... 20.00 Henry MeLaulin.........................._ 10.00 Sanford Coca Cola Bottle C o.. . . 25.00 T .J. Miller A Son........................, 20.00 Joe Cameron............ 1 .___ _ 25.00 1000 Palmer A Seigh . . . . . . . " 23.00 N. P. Yowetl A Co.......... 25.00 L P . McCuller.......... .. 20.00 M. Frank........................... 23.00 Geo. H. Frrnald ............ * 25.00 Independent Fertilizer Co Armour A Co........ - ........ « t . 23.00 ' 18.00 D. L Thrasher .* .. .. 5.00 Wilson A Toomcr........ ¿3.00 E. 0. Painter..-^»........ 2500.00 East Sanford Igmd Co J , i t Harrison. Crystal Ice Co.-.. . . 200.00 * resided in Sanford and while his many friends rejoiced at his good fortune in be­ ing appointed Superintendent of Public Instruction there will be genuine sorrow at the thought of his departure from the field where he has endeared himself, not only to the members of the Presbyterian church but to e«ery one regardless of creed or re­ ligion. Rev. McKinnon and his sister. Mrs. Sharpe leave in a few days for Oriaudo and In order to show their appreciation of these good people and to bid them God •peed a reception was held last night at the homo of Mrs. Frank Woodruff In honor of Mr. McKinnon and Mrs. Sharpe. Despite the inclement weather a large number of people attended and tlie rooms filled. A general round of entertain­ ment Interspersed with music and games and friendly chat was broken by the serv­ ing of choice refreshments. * As a token of their esteem the congre­ gation presented Rev. McKinnon with a pair of beahtiful gold cuff buttons, em­ bellished with hit monogram and a fine lodge seal and charm and Mrs. Sharpe with a silver service. The presentation speech was made by Hon. D. L Thrasher who Is always at his best In this role and in a few well chosen words he outlined the splendid work ac­ complished here by the retiring minister and the high regard in which he and liis family were held by oil classes. Rev. McKinnon felt deeply these token of esteem and replied in n few remarks. Rev. McKinnon and family leave Sanfonl followed by the good wishes of all and the only reconciliation of their many friends nt parting it the thought that they are riot for away and maybe at some fut­ ure date these good people will again rrfi side among us where they will always be warmly welcomed. M istrial Predicted Opelousas. La.. Nov. 3.—Tlie Jury in tlie McRee murder trial was locked up a« 6 o'clock tonight with instruct ions to report to the court nt 9 o'clock tomorrow mori^ng when.’ ll ia expected, the court wilorder a mistrial. Downcast, and with sore disappoint­ ment, Mrs. McRee was led hack to her cell In the S t . Andry Parish Jail where the has been held without bail since the day In September, seven weeks ago to­ day, when she killed Allan Garland. Noted Actor Dead Kyrie Ilcllew, one of the foremost actors of (lie English-spunking stage, author and, explorer, died at Salt Luke City siiortly after 5 o'clock ibis morning of pneumonia. An Epitome o f the Week'» Most Iniportant Happening» in the State*» Domain. Whllo waiting for the appearance of a hanhawk whose depredations have seri­ ously annoyed the family, Francis Lyman Wing. Jr., tho twelve year-old son of former Mayor Frank L. Wing, of Tampa was instantly killed Wednesday morning by a load of birdsbot as tha result of an accidental discharge of his shotgun. Charged with participating |n the lynching of six - negroes at Lake City May 21 last, the Columbia county grand jury Wednesday indicted -Samuel Ward and John Atkinson, residents of Talla­ hassee for murder. A reward of 55.000 lihd been offered by lire slate for the ap­ prehension of the persons who took pan in the lynching. Arrangements are practically completed for starting (he much talked of Farmers Institute train from Gainesville. Novem­ ber 15th. Letters to the Experiment Station from various sections of the state Indicate wido-spread interest in tbe matter of University workings In tire minds of the people who are land owners in Florida. This speejai train Is ar­ ranged to meet the needs of every one engaged in agricultural pursuits. . Tampa is to have anotlier canning, factory and within the next few weeks „ a representative of the Pern (Ind.,) Can­ ning company will be in the city for the purpose of selecting a location for the factory. When tnls has been done ar­ rangements will be made for the build­ ing of tbe structure. A big limber deal has recently been closed in this stole whereby 223.000.000 feet of cypress ond 240.000.000 feet of long leaf pine, located iu Brevard and Osceola counties, were sold to parties from Louisiana. The high flood tide in St. Augustine has been driving th marsh hens from the marshes, hence tho hunters have been meeting with good luck. If [dans for organizing the Florida Metal Products Company are carried through, Jacksonville will have three, and possibly four, new concerns for tlie man­ ufacture of metal cornices and like' produclsJ. C. Crawford has been made direc­ tor of Jacksonville detective force, thus facilitating the work of department of the city's police. The government has completed the slaking of the channel from Fort Myers to the gulf SHALL THE PEOPLE RULE? The Peoples Candidates for Alderman — '^ M B. W. Herndon W . S , H and W . H# Underwood iE ld e r , T . J . Miller, ■j’C *» Geo. Fo*; Jfer Frank L. Woodruff T o ta l,../ ............................ 13400.00 » * ----- ---- s----------— - er- CULLED EROM THE STATE PRESS Beach Lots Increased Value. Tlie people who wisely invested in Co­ ronado Beach lots will be pleased to learn that the new bridge, will soon be built and The nursing home at 8th and Elm Ave, ¿hat all of the lots recently sold have doubled In voice. The back lots thaf do It prepared lo care for n limited number Mr Wrights, nurse in not touch the ocean are bringing as high of surgical cases charge. 33-tf as 5150 apiece. The last named amount from J . II. Hnrrikon was obtained through special effort oi W. D. Holden and auggests to me the idea, that if every one interested in this great improvement .will go out and try to show their friends and ac­ quaintances the Importance of it. It will not'tske lotLg Mk gat up the balance of im my needed. Send in your contribution, no - matter 1 r* • bow small, and send It soon. S. Ru.vqe, Chairman ôf Ooaimiitao olSatf of tljt politicians, but » «w il)f ptopics- tanblbstt. Volum« IV Out o f Gasolene ' *r Yuma. Arix., Nov. 3^— Aviator C. B. Rodger* in hla ooast-trf-ooast flight wa* coif polled to alight on tbe Arizona do-; sert sixty mile» a«*t of bare th lr altèri noon because ha ran out of gamUo«. * -i .14% * ' ' -■ .'.V* .i . trj»2L'i i -jT - f - i__ •* ; - -i - - We stand for Progress—th$ substantial kind. We stand for a better water supply for the people fire protection for the peoples-’ property. We are not the candidates of the politicians nor the bosses nor the Water Work* Company, nor the candidates of ONE MAN. J ' : % ? We are for Sanford aud its j>epple. A business man’s ad mi lustration. Vote for all of us. We stand for the best interest of Sanford and all the people* ^Ekjual rights to all—special ' priviljgetoJione. . ' .'-j - ^ * -JÛ , -« ¿ iM Ê È iÎÊ Ê Ë Ë È l u * / ■ i; ; H H * • I t t W ---.‘V ä �r¿■'* ■f’-'twj I, r . v M TO A ll \ w IMPULSE Fort CIVIC BEAUTY Mtotod-Wlda Movamant to Maka Our| Ottlaa A ttmotiva aa Wall an Comfortabfa. Tba *Waw .W ith" or etttoa U worldfwtda, It la tor baaqtr u wall ar rsoovknUuoa and com fort Tba poaOo oc tQT7 troca old Vaaloa for tba matavial ooavaataaoaa of a oaw i r » 1* atroalad by tba m storialbtlo cry tt naw dttoa for iha artlapc cnrsrUytm* OT tbalr i jM « r t ‘ ía«toaa. Ib to a ú o a •bara baa laU lr baaa bald aa ttooal town planala« bob« t— 1%« Klgkt HoDorabla Jo b a Boma, o u a t tba presiding offloara, dacUrad that t b a maan atraat produoaa tba tnaaa man," and that t b a maana tba Waat-andln*.M Tbara war* aotabla n b lb tta by tba Ctvlc laafua of B t Louts, tba Phil*dalphla Otty Parka aaaoolatlon, A Olmataad of Boa Ion, Charla« Molford Robinson of Roobaatar, tba Boaton Soolaty of Architects, and tba Ita a A rts iocJaty of Oblongo. Oannany oontributad ramarkabla plana, now or raal> laad; England ahowad bar oaw King»way and tba «ardan altlaa of La tabworth and Port Sunlight . ,“Hoiking baa baan u&dartakan, la ■ktgland U) town planning on tba aoala yaaebad In tba Unltad S tats*. bat la * way of a «ardan oily tbara la nothI to tba world io aarpaaa Port light," rataarftad Dr. Burnham of Cblo*go. Mfl la not only baautltel. but aatlafaatory from avary point of vtow, and tt waa laid out aa a mattar of good by business man—a firm of I makara." J . Roraoa KcW rland, praatdaat of «ha.Amarinan Ohio aaaoolatlon, dat o N i i “Tbara lr a distinct .and tonmadiata aflaot on valuta la ptaaaaat surroundings. T h a n la a foraffaot on tba minds and baaria of man wbo do th * work la Indus­ trial aatobUsbms a ta. Soma yaani ago tba aarroundln«s of tba plant of tba Oarilsla Manufacturing company wara eeoeedlnsly bad. That oonoarn makaa hops, swKehas and other railroad ato­ nal apparatus, an d -a s tba atrancar pastad through OarUsle he could read­ ily dlsoara tba disorder and unpUas antnaaaa ad *Tt tall Into tba possssslou of OoL John Haya who, with other Ideala, spent considerable money In removing tba dtaerdar and ptaoin« a lawn with attractive Sowar bada «h are tbara bad baan nothing but dumps, aerap heaps and cinder piles. “I wrote him.“ congratulating bisa «pon tba tmproreinuot. and received a tettar which waa in effect a protest against any consideration on my part of the proposition as an esthetic ose. Ha aald ha bad done Lh* work a * an Investment, and that, after y ean of experience, tt bad proved to be a moat valuable Investment."—rranklth CUrb- p a rts , *' f >" T' . I". '■* Novembeca, lou s ^ iB fiffi^ e a a e P R E P A R E FOR C O L D of the store running over with bargains in the most useful and latest $■ TO rí MEMORY OF CLEVELAND Net tv* ,VT awn Í - le la gelid 130,00« Memorial DssplU DI epa rags- i .; bargains M O N D A Y , N O V E M B E R 0th . 42x36-inch pillowcases in a very good grade of muslin« and worth 12c; as a special Cfef* for Monday only, each w w . . . . . Outing Flannel The ladies are now looking for a special in outing flannel which we hove in all colors and a leader Q f * Monday, at only.............. j ............ v v . . . . . Just arrived a special lot of Nottingham lace curtains, full width and 3 yards long in beau­ tiful designs. Special Monday a p a i r .;.r"^ O v C 72-Inch snow bleached, all-linen table damask in a splendid weight, to sell for $1.25 a yard; just one of our specials a t1 only. . . . . . . . . . . . *. Comfort time is now here and so arcj th< don't fail to see our complete as­ sortment and special lines at $1.48 and $ 2 . 7 9 . . . , - - - - ............. ^ S h e e t S p e c ia l Napkins M onday Standard width, double bed sheets, in an extra heavy weight. See these for at least 2 0 per cent beloVtVhat thqy are worth. Mouday only, w f w A complete line of all linen, heavy* weight, dew bleached dinner napkins, a splendid $3.00 value, but Monday while they last a ftO s o ¿v.» . Table Lin en Damask C o m fo rts M onday $ 1 .2 5 B la n k e ts 9 8 c The market is tumbling ami 'this special large blanket i> leading. A regular Q q a 1.25 seller on ly.......... wOC H em m ed Napklnâ 4 8 c Just think-—at the beginning of the season a 2.25 full size, cream wool nap blanket with pink and blue borders for Monday ....... .................... ............... ■■^ 44-Inch Shepard Plaid * ' ■Yj** 7*• - -C1- —- -: - This is an exceptional value, full 44-inch wide Shepard plaid wool suiting, manufactured to retail at 7 5 c a yard. One of Monday’s specials; n yard___ ............... .. - - Taffeta Bleacned hemmed dathask napkins p n i u a ill in neat tieni til" dt signs and a good seller for GOc a dozen; our price for Mon­ day_____ ____________ _____ - ■ 48C 3 3 c — R u gs— 3 3 c When we say a bargain v.r .prove it. Monday’s will leu* 1 all—just 25 Japanese matting rugs. 36x72-incli; while tlit-^ last will be sold at Q O a e a c h ............. O O C W o ol, Suiting . V This is one of the season’s popular weaves— all wool 42-inch wide and a ready seller for $1.25 a yard Q A t f t Monday Special...................... w O W Stls Sterts et • O'eleeh MEN’S READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMfNl k I LAMES’ READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT 1 ' " *~s: : ... j , This cvcr-popular department is constantly r feceiving new styles and designs. See our complete showing of la­ dies* coat suits in the sailor and shawl collar effects; Q U AL­ IT Y T H E HIGHEST— PR IC ES T H E L O W E S T ; Thanksgiving will soon be here and everyone wants .« NEW SUIT. See our large stock of allwool suits—$15.00 sellers Monday----- $13.29 •f M ade-to-M easuro S u its The most complete assortment of ladies skirts we have carried in the popular two-piece, paneled front and See the special prices Monday. braided »tyl L a d ie s ’ Ribbed V e s ts A complete line of ladies' long sleeve, bleached rib­ bed vests; a splendid value for 35c in a. good weight; your choice Moq- ^ K é * d ay. L - - . c- mailt of Qcaalp, CaJdwtU. N. J.—Tbs proposition et In frustiti*! clUisn* to ereet a msmoriat to Ororer GUrrelaod ta OaldveU. htc birthplace, hr .«xpsndtag 19.000 ot the municipal fund, and * 0 .0 * 0 to be «ah Ueted hlaewbare, prem uto to be a See tl^e many specially priced articles of dress and wearing apparel of all kinds. K _____ W E A T H E R M isses 3 5 c S p e c ia l 2 5 o Another underwear spec­ ial ankle length pants for ladies; bleached full si2e and standard w e i g h t , worth 35c a pair Monday e a c h _ .. U nion One thousand sample« to'select a suit made to your measure from just as you want it at unmatched low ¡hkcs Union M ade Overalls, in all sizer and a * regular seller for $1.00. Oue of our bargains. . See them Monday at, a pair 89 c . M en ’s P a n ts Ju st received, 275 pmr men’s pants in solid colur;* ahd stripes, all wpll mode with belt buckles and side s t r a p s , prices 98c, $1.39 m S h o e s! ’• >, S u its We were very fortunate to secure this union suit for Misses at the price; is worth 40c but our ' value-giving price is only___ ____ _ -v— — > ........ ----- ¡J '''V .- _ •' . Selby & Godman shoes for ladies and children Snow's & FhirflCld shoes for men and boys The latest styles at p rice s beieW competition $1 DftfSS SHIRTS 83C Standard weight fleece This shirt is a good line ' shirts -Wd drawers value for $ 1 .0 0 in neat • -s. for men in the 50c Qual- patterns« pleated bosom; ity. all sires; yours for the and cuffs attached. price this special for Monday. See ourm - See w ments. =jd4 Our large stock of a it squares and ru g g ire b a r o n s s & h e r s at our ■ - * s*#* ; to . • . .A * , ' ••- *7, �rue &AntoRD rtc ralo Au Pc Quinine (hair tonic) Dioxogcn Uaggct ana Kamscll u Cream Atomizers and Preparations Auto Pencil» Dice, Poker and Blank Bay Rum » Babcock's Corylopii» (face Drinking Cups, Folding, 5c, 10c and 25c powder) Drawing Paper Bill Head» j 0 -7 Drawing Ink I ), ,■ B»H « Eye Shades Book Straps -ffj Envelopes, all sizes Book Bags Eaton Crane's box papers Colgate'» Perfume» Colgate'» Face Powder - .* i* Examination Books, Blanks Expense Books, w e e k l y , Colgate's Dental , Powder monthly Colgate'» Ribbon Cream French's Perfumes Cuticura Soap Florida Water Crepe Paper French’s Face Powder Crepe Paper Napkins Fountain Pens, Parker's, Chamois Skin» Blair's Clothes Brushes^ Feather Dusters Card Cases Goggles Card», Playing GJue Carbon Paper 1lerpicide Cash Books Hines' Honey and Almond Copying Pencil« Composition.Books Holly Paper, assortment Hand Bags, alligator Crayola Hair Brushes Chewing Gum Hair Combs Cigars I Ingram’s Milk Weed Cream inks — r treproof, stamping,. drawing, fountain p c np indellible, and Eraser Ink Pads Ink StandsInk erasers Ice Cream, wholesale^ retail Jergcn’s Oriental face powder Juvenile Papers La Blache Face Powder Magnolia Balm Memorandums Maps— Florida Merchandise Tags Merchandise Stickers Music Nail Enamel, Diamond Nadinola Nail Brushes Nail Polish Nail Buffers Notes, cn Route Order Books Pompeian Massage Cream Pond’s Vanishing Cream Pear's Soap, perfumed t Blue Ribbon E tract Pear’s Soap, Medicated ooap uoxes Sponges. Packers la r Soap Pap€F Fasteners, O. Kit etc, Sh avin g Brushes Puff Boxes Stenographers' Note Books Pen PointsI ■ ! Statements Talcolctte Pen Holders Talcum, Violet Pencils, fine, assorted Post Cards, city views Tally Cards, best assortment Pctete Letter Paper Tissue Paper Pencil Boxes Tobacco Pouches Pencil Holders Tooth Brushes Pencil Sharpeners Tennis Balls Paint Brushes Post Card frames Thumb Tacks Purses, alligator leather Tweezers Time Books Quill Etching Pens Roger & Gallctt perfumes Tablets, theme, drawing, ink Rubifoâm pencil and spelling Rougue Tooth Picks Rubber Bands Vaseline, Camphor, Ice Rules— Rubber, Wood Visiting Cards and Envel­ opes. best assortment Soule's Eradicator Sozodont Witch Hazel Jelly Spiro Face Powder W illiams’ .Shaving Powder Shoe Polish, full assortment W illiam s’ Shaving S u a p Stick Sçaling Waxes, full assortment "i V W illiam s’ Face Powder Water Colors. Syringes, beat make . (1.»' * Candy, Tobacco, Cigars, Ice Cream an Those aro all new, fresh, clean good9. The best is what you want and no other kind T h is and this only is the kind you got here. PHONE It for Id* present David*. We all hope for his speedy on schedule time, 8 a. m., 12 and t. p. ra. recovery, O. H. Vos* la homo from Miami for a Mr Gullet, with his wife and sister are month making many improvements on Among our Sunday callers this week his already attractive place. were the Dutton family, D, A. Howard now occupying their new borne. 4 Budget of Interesting Items and family, Mrs. Symes and Mabel AndcrW. W Blair of ikooklln. N Y . lias from Correspondents f B E N E Z E R rtO T E S rented O H Voss (dace for the winter. i t W H Cw,.__ *-• T»w> It. ,»Id Mr, Courtney and son of Ohio, who are , A- C. Osteen of Osteen, was here last We have been having some fine rains fanning some of Mr Craigs"land, at­ week putting down driven wells, for the IHEIVENISOE ORANGE COUNTY for lire (Mist week. After long drouth tended Sunday School and church Sunday followln» parties, Mr. Pratt. Edd (Jrnwthey are very uocepthble. • ford and H. Thomas. . morning. The gardeners of this section are very t file le n t S t u f f o f Reporters Weekly Mr. und Mrs. Worthington were ncMiss Ruth Sauls, daughter of Mr. and busy putting in their crops now. Messrs. Cover* the Terrttary for auupauJcd by their eon and wife. Mr. Mr«. John Sauls returned ttomc Wednes­ I-ucas, J M Wynn. 1« Y Bonn "nd The herald and Mrs. Justin Worthington of Grand day after u stay of three years at Clifton several others ha got in quite a lot of GENEVA JOTTINGS Springs N. Y., taking u full course ns Rapids. Mid), Sunday morning at church. Telke Editor uf the l^rrald: celery, lettuce, cabbage,and strawberries. Mrs. Murphy of Sanford was catling on R. W. Lord has [oil in quite n nice lot of trained nurse. She graduated in June. Th« ladies of Geneva are bus/ getting gtrawberrica tie hope* to have quite u There ere Two Kinds o f Chill Tonic ready for their bazaar which if Ul be frleoda here Moudiiy afternoon. A Jolly crowd of ghosts was oot mak­ nice lot or berTitsa this season. He has a a t'the city a few days before PLANKS AND OTHERS ' 'Christmas to as to give the people a ing Hallowe'en calls and playing pranks fine garden spoil Mr. Nolan and son. The reliable Planks ,ChiII Tonic la * Will, also are putting In a large crop of to buy their Christmas presents Monday evening. Guaranteed to drive out Malaria, to near home and help In a good cause os Mr. Duke is home again, and we hope celery and lettuce. cure Chills. Fever, Colds and'Grip, your !*. W®IL Wc truft our friends will bear this this time he yrill stay. We hear that P. M Elder of Sanford la money hack If U does oot. 25c and 50c per bottle Ask your Druggist In mind and attend., , * Doctor Mlnnlck wn* on tlie *l«k list on a deal for "The Oaks," Mrs. 1L E. Hes­ ter's tine .country place. Although wc'are There seem* to be quite n good deal Tuesday. * if. . SA N fO R D LO D G ES sorry to lore us goqd d neighbor as Mrs. of sickness now. Mr. and Mrs, David are We ore having tine rains and cvery- Heater we will certainly welcome such a b«fa on the tick lift, Mr. David la quite thing-fa growing fast. nice addition to our neighborhood as . S a n fo rd Ledge N«. » 7 . 1. O, O. f . . ID yet, Mr. Frank Sutton Is' Vary, sick ’■*, '.i .* • ■ Meet» every Monday at 7:30 P m , over Irntx-rUl The false alarm sent out lust week Copt Elder and Ills diarmlng family. with continued fever. Mr. Westbrook la Theatre J C. Hall. il. C letting farmers of th e . approach of • »pofted t*Improving. ■ -} V, W. S. Bcunrw, S«c'y. A letter from J . D. Lelaon. who fa In terrific norm caused n great and needGeorgia at present, saya lie Is well and We leara wiih pleastir that Rev. K. L. Smlrti and his' estimable family of teas amount of work and atutely and the getting along fine but wants to come «•m lnot# C h ap ter Ns. 2 . O rder C s a tr r n S ta r Meet» every ktwv ) and fourth ErUay In month . Longwtod. have just moved Into Ovledd. person or persons responsible tof spread - back to Sanford. He taya there It nu Every one who h»i seen hi» Scar In the Ee»i are cordially invited to visit the chapter. place like the old burg and the country While we arc a little envious of Oviedo’« ALax It. Roaautl. Sec'y. around It. Mr. Lctaon is working for the good Jack we are glad to have Brot(icr firm of C. D. Smith k Co., contractors and Smith that much closer. to Geneva. ¡JL f . O. t . C elery C ity A srls l « 8 J builders, and is stationed at Bronwood. Mee Uni» Ont and third Tuesday* In «very month Mrs. HerWri Westbrook of Jackson, •ll In WetUirne Block, third Boor. .. E, Gtt. •• v * j*; • 'y Gs, arrived In Geneva lait8unday, called Mrs. B. J . Overstreet of Lake Mary here by tlie UTof her huabnnd. DUDA ITEMS Phoenix Lodge Ns. 3 . K. «r P. apodal Correapoodenoe to The Herald apeul the day with her patents. Mr. and ' Merle encond end fourth Monday«. Vl»IU We ore kayry th know' that Mr. Fred knbthti aiwey* welcome P. E. HotchloMit, C. Mrs. W. F. Taylor and little boy of Mrs. J . M. Wynn one day lost week. %«***«y Ik slao'sick. V + *. ; Feil* 8. Fran*. K. R. and S. Genova.'have been visiting at the höTho C.N.Hiy»of JAdoonyjUe vioitqd hi» of Mrs.’ W. L. Taylor this pestT fceek. .7 •MDea Caaaady has resigned his position S an fo rd I s d g s . Ns 0 2 . P. k A M .. at Boca Graytic and Come back home, old hotne. Geneva, loot Wednesday and A. W. Dayls vfM In SaniçtJ lost Fri­ fie has accepted n .jJoaltlon on the farm O. L Taylor, M atter. U. E Tolar. _Se«»a portion of hla property to J , W. isry. Crenmimkaiion «very Bret and thinlThurs­ day. He was met thqrq. b ^ Mrs.^DeyJi day» at 7 :30 p. tn. VUIUng brothers wrkunle. of Hqwd-Packard C o.;« this place, tbe Price was not made ptiblia sot) Ilute tfH'DortbV EHiabetk *^ and -<faniity from Orlando U n ite B ra d te rtia s d or C a r p e n te rs and Jo in Va r s a f A m erica ¿ ^gtad thsir relativea, Mr, and Mrs. Utile ENTERPRISE ETtTIWGS . wed( hsutlni Mr. CuUet’s furniture from Spedat Oar. to Tb* Iknid. .Sanford L o c i Union No, 1781. U. » of f t and J. Oviedo, - j g Rev. C F. Blackburn; presiding e|*l« C. N. Hnys of J^ksonriO* wa* viiit- dedicated tho. new M. &, Chapel Mon­ , CTY CUPi’INBS TetbcrnUréofihaJUrald: ' ^ , .* Ing at the hume of Mr. Davit-ood day day night T h c'- prcaentnUon of the chape) was made by Rev. Henry Hoffman. f . »he Farmer's Club will meet' Tuesday lost week. Miss Salile Taylor of Oriundo Is visiting Rev. & .F . Blackburn preached a fine evening Nav., 7, Instcnd of October. 31»t. sermon and adtplnisted the Lords Supper w • -«i j ‘ä anntnjoced Mat week. Every one In- her mother this week. <* . Mimes Ruth and Bessie Proctor of nt tin- Ylojfcof service. ■ * fau.04! ^ . tn .J^pning cordially invited. John Sffils end Prof, a A. Carpenter « •I,y,’Rue«tlon you 'may r wished Geneva were visiting at the home of kwwered and put (n the question box. Mrs, C. A. Rauteraon last Saturday and made a business trip to Jacksonville last - PHON« NO. 4 0 ., wort It (togreeting nicely qn th« five Sunday. ORLANDO. FLORIDA Jofrnil. Tuttle returned Htjudsy with J. H. Huddleston was In Sanford Sun­ £ T * re<* ati7 purchased by Mr. MatehaU. This land 11m his I.ninth. The city of ¿nterrtioe with W ad e W ill P a y P h o n o T o ll. day to meet hD niece. Mrs. Westbrook W l O ^ n u ln e O rtfera — from Forsyth, Gs. She has, come to see which he will operate n ferflr.strrtco bc1 tween this place end SenfOrd. Lcdviug Mr..Westbrook who Is very rick at Mh time hut traded COlINfY HAPPENINGS one farm on F’ldewuy. Registration Notier Th« city registration hook will be open at i‘ e city clerk's office Monday. Oct. IS and Uclly thereafter except Sunday from 9 o'clock a. tn. until 12 in. mid from 2 b'clock p. m until 5 o'clock p. tn. Also from 7 o'clock p, itt, Iill 8 o'clock p m rath Saturday. The registration will close Saturday, Nov, II, 1911, M. W. Uivnx, ltd « *, City Clerk. An Ordlancc Providing fo r latratlo n Of Voters The Reg go ll urdatnAl by lb« Mayo, tmi ibe City Cuuncil of Sanford: Fla Vrtlon I. Tbal the city c l « k »hall a i^ a U n iw i tajuk Jul [Ur nuipoa, of icxltirrt»* itw i)amro of rlrctnr* of lor rtf* of SanfBrd Section 2 The reritiralloo bou* ihall be ot»n«l and »hall rrmuiji ot>rn l.ir a vertod of four wrefa prior (o the Meond Sarurday In Nov,-nil*r p/ecwlLn* each te o rtal i Ity ctrcdon. , Section 3, . He »hall be at hla office, sod keep open the hook for reslatradon. from 9, a. m,. to Ig a. m . and from 2 p. m . toS p. m . on each and every day duriu* the four week» provided for la •action 2, Sunday» ami Inssl bullday» excepted: •nd In addition, he »ball keep •the book «pen at hi» office, frotn 7 p ra. until 0 p m., cyrr each Saturday of the »aid period Section 4 He »hall five public notice by ndrtrtiaeraem. In a newspaper, publiyhed In the rfty of Sanford, of the date when the hook will be Open, and when cfoaed. and the boor«, «a provided In ihie oftlinanor. end the »tie ink] advrftiittient •bull bn publUhist ontlauoumly duftn* the period of rr*i»tration Section 5. lie »hall write ctrorlx^aixl lr(itily the name o h O th prt*oo epplyln* fo&f|(i»tratU>a l»U »<« and into#, and »hall prior low iffi, feyi* tratjon period. rwvl»e the liar of naraaa. and In each case where n d tiren baa paaard the- pull 14» aye limit of 85 year*, he »hall »o note oppoalta tbs name Is a odumn ruled (or that pur,Seetlon 0. Its tb«ll upon request furniih to any C hic o* political Organization, or Cltiseu of Sanford, a enrufled ll»i of the qualified elector», aa •hown by the nation book, and may ebanar tgerefor, a fa« not e i cord In* 2 par cant t nkme on *uch llal. i . Section 7. Alp Ordinance*, or p u t t of ordin­ ance* tn conflict herewith ere hereby repealed I hereby certify that .the f.»t-*>!n* ordinance wai duly Deaaad by the U ty Council la Saaaion Oct.. 18. f a l l Approved thi* 19 day of Oct. A. D . 1911 !y «m T M white per* poll tax on or befare Noverai Gommine, �N o v e w b tr 3 , i » ii • rain. there'« th« leJnbew; nigh t end m o rn in g, te e . AND GROW ERS O F ORANGES, AND E A R L Y Th« following oak* U good “ lon* «• It la*U ; but doea&l last ladfl.W m o it famlllea Boston Favori»«.—Cream twiMbirda of « cup of buttar, »44 ! # f l oa®4 ' 4* i o | t r gradually. four eggs ^ l* n untlJ tight, a cup of m ilk and three and a h a lf cup« of flour; thr«« U «ufflclant U broad flour U uead. nlftafl w U * teespoonfuls of baking powdar. Fla­ vor and bak« In tw o loaraa. Whipped Cr««m C«k««—ThU la a oak« to ba eatab tha «am« day U Ifl mad«. It la a delicious de«««rt and may ba Mnrad for a luncheon o f «uppar caka.' Daka any good caka mixtura In two layar tin«, not top thick* When cold »*• AIN»»* oi and flavored whipped craam and cotar tha top and «Ida« with a gaaarou« layar of tba craam. Oarnlab with_a row of candled charrlaa or makp roaaf. of tb a craam by praaalng It through a paper oomuoopla. • . Velvet Cake. ■Praam half a cup of butter, add on« and a half cup« of sugar, the yolka of four egg» w«U t>*ftt6D llld ft half ft cup of oold wftlftf, w it and «1ft together a cup and a half of flour, a cup of conutarch and fopr teaapoonful« of baking powdar, and add to the* first mixture; than add tba whites ot four egga beaten «tiff and ___ ___ tura Into a large aballow pan. Bprinklo with «hreddad almonda enfi powdered auger Just before putting Into th» oven. ' I)aka 40 minuta« In a mod arata oven. Com e and see me at once and let me explain person­ ally to you, the best, safest, surest method of dis­ posing of your fruit and truck. .• I I have solid contracts with retail merchants to supply them at once with Oranges, Grape Fruit and Early Vege­ tables. I can handle hundreds of boxes of oranges, ! grapefruit and vegetables weejkly at first-class prices, arid protect you so you.know exactly what you will get for your fruit and truck; I don’t offer the benefit of the market ! give you the market and guarantee the re­ turns. By my method you are absolutely sa fe <iml you will know exactly what you will receive for your fruit and vegetables before it leaves Sanford. Don't kelay in seeing me early as I only contract for tobat I can usemy business is done on as safe a basis as possible in fart nothing could .be safer—all my customers are well rated reliable merchants no small or unreliable men on my list. I am willing to give you the benfit of these customers and charge you only a moderate fee for my serbtcc. practically turning. these customers••over to you-the. farmer. ^ , •* i f • * Long and Dreary. -T h in k wall before you m arry him. Ram am bar that m arriage la a thing which cannot be a«t aside In a day.“ ♦’ "Oh. I know. I bar« thought of It " "I tpaak from experience. I thought tha ala month« I spent In Reno never would and.*' T R E E S QROWINQ ON A T O W E R Ore eoe burg. I n d T r e e « era grow­ ing- on tha tower of the court bouse. 171 feat above tha ground. Many yean ago, aeeda dropped by birds and whloh fa ll into erario«« of tha alata, roof of tha lofty doma of tha tower, garmtnatad, and «»all year, tha young traaa become largar. Of tha present group, .tha principal tree la aboyt twaive feat In halght and la as full ot leave«, and as healthy, apparently as Its fallow» * * % K I can ro fe r you to farm ers who did business with me last season who will tell you I never broke a single co n tract on. this same basis t>l>taining for them higher p rice s than they could have received from any t * ___ • •l * *- . i|Y, - other m ethod of disposal. T h is is not a co n sig n m en t m ethod nor a b en efit of m arket m ethod, it is a safe and absolutely sure contract • * * a • i * ’ * * ,— • you have no heavy freight or exp ress ch arg es to be deducted from your ACCOUNT. You,get it all except tHc small commission you pay me for my S E R V IC E . Tins advertisement does not refer to CONSIGNING to C O M M ISSIO N H O U S E S or JO B B E R S , it re. fers only to supplying the R E T A IL E R with the fruit and vegetables he requires, direct from d»c farmer, giving the farmer all the profit without dividing *t up with the ^obbrrs-and C o m p Cranflportatiun a n te growing far below with mother earth to nourish them. The growth of tha tree« on th e rood, O PH O N E* 2 8 1 1 A V E N U E LOCK BOX �tue iaw m » Novemter 3, Mr. Spencer has done no more hard labor than I have. I work as much each day as he does, with this difference, however, that while his time ,is devoted to his private business much of mine is devoted to public affairs for the promotions of the city’s interest. Mr. Spencer asserts his friendship for laboring men. He cannot and will not at­ tempt to prove in public print that he is more their friend than I ~r ' fKi Je_, ,• "%r * » * * Why does not Mr. Spencer reveal the nefarious schemes which [aims are being concocted to make you vote against your schemes and publicly denounce good government deserve public �1 r fii r S S M I r f S i 'll iH ......... i J.? i*.- i r - : ' v:í ''™'. • • • THE SANFORD HERALD November 3, subscribers can lake the THE SANFORD HERALD papernotbyregular the month paying the. carrier it s boys 20 oents per month. This will give Ft - ' FabUtfced Every Tu«*d»r and rrtJiy Morning By the winter visitors a chance to lake the whllo they are spending, a few; THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY paper months in the dty. K. J. MOLLY, Editer The average buslneaa man who haa a ‘ W, M. HAYNES. Butine»* M»trader «---------------- -- - . i—, - i, ,i boot at the poatofflcc will get hi*'Herald S u b scrip tio n p rie«, 1 2 0 0 ■ Year In Advea»» OS usual at the office or It can be de­ livered at his place of business i matt oulier Au*u»t Usd The ladles especially will appreciate ISOS, at ÜMrotuno* at Sanford, ftorida. this quick service and the new Herald 7 * andtr Aü ATMAItS 3M. 1ST».----will cater mors to the wants of 'the d«*r Tetopboo* No. t i l ladies this season than ever before., In OO ct I» Herald B olidLn» Mrs. Dowler we have a valuable addition to the staff and ail of the ladles should If Tom-pa U the gateway to Pono-ma m what relation U the Seven Southerland assist bar la the hunt for social topics and local Items. Slaters to T. J . L. Dro*nT . Wa want every one In this section to feel that The Herald is your paper and 1/ Sanford doooa't look out Orlando wtl In the making of a better pap« all of you »uo the town for Infringement of copy* have a part Few people realize the right They are talking country club up difficulties of getting out a real news­ • there.—Reportor-Slnr. paper and yet The Herald expects to get bigger and better with each Issue and a “I am In favor of a Great White Way dally paper will be the next Improve­ for Sanford.**—Sanford Herald. Mr. Holly m ent doean*t want to wait for a reunion, ap­ parently.—Reporter-Star. W eather Report ", Showers In southern end central por­ A dead rat haa laid in the street tions today. Cooler * weather Saturday, near The Herald office for three days light frost In northern portions Saturday. without being disturbed which would Indicate that the street gang la not at­ Did You Notice 117 tending to the Job. i ' The Herald gives you 12 pages'today making 2Q pages of.reading m att« for the The Sheriff of Duval county has offered week, Whieh;ls going some. Probably you a reward or $1000 for the arrest and con­ had'nt thought about it but you are not viction of the murderer of Henry Deane. taking the Herald maybe and if such is Jr . Part of thl> money spent on an extra the case belt« get on the big list today, policeman in Riverside might have saved for you can't afford to miss iL the young man's life. Best Show o f Season To Tht Imp*rial Ttoatre. Stnfurd: If the Sanford merchants would Invest The Man on The Bax played here a small sum In the Sanford Building A Loan Association there would be twenty Wednesday night warone of the best a t­ more homes started and the money would tractions ever put on in Daytona. S neti> A Morris. come beck like bread scattered upon the Prop»., Opera House waters. Daytona, Fla. f c —. TV- Thanksgiving Day comet late this year. Hanson Is Dp To Date The calendar makers designated the 23rd, M. Hanson, proprietor of thé Shoo •Fixday of November, but Prealdcnt Taft has « 7 hits just installed electric power ma­ named Thursday Novemb« 30th. as 'the chines for the rapid repairing of shoes and • day and this WU| be the official Thanks* now has one of the most complete shoo giving Day for 1911. repair shops In the south. This enter­ prising young man deserves great credit News Items that are true will be pub* lor his up to date methods and haa built 11shed In The Herald and no amount of up a fine trade here. persuasion will keep them out. The Herald it a newspaper and as such will After Ship Canal publish facts regardless of the wishes of Jacksonville will make a powerful the person who :1s anxious to keep his showing for (he eastern terminus of the name out. of print" ship canal which is to be constructed - § a 'S»' .i The Illustrated special e d i t i o n h e Orlando Reporter-Star Is out ami consists of 3$ pages containing deacrfpture m att« embellished with fine cuts.' .This' specie) edition shows great enterprise on the part of the Reporter-Star and the mer­ chants of that enterprising city slewed their appreciation by taking liberal speed in the edition. Congratulations. uas the Florida peninsula before a meeting of the board of district engineers of the war department which is to meet there Nov. 8th to consider the several route# proposed. «. . . > rí w ant The Job. Twelve of Sanford's citizens are willing to serve that dty In the capedty of alder­ man. Two are announced for each of the officea of mayor, clerk and assessor and treasurer and coiector. The Celery City rpust pay Its official family well to induce o many to want to help run tKeTown — Reporter-Sty .*' * ' V ' The Crippen Music Store All Local Advertisem ents Under This Heading. Three Cents a Line Caoli' Plant your onions now. Get your « plants from N. T. Graves, »m ar Palmetto and fth. One thousand pldtot* for. $!• 16-2tp At 116 Railroad way. opposite Express Office, Frank Graham's Tailoring CO—For Sale—One black broad doth one piece suit and one all wool striped Mit, 17-2tc also two men's su ita. Furnished room lor rent—Inquire of Mrs. Sarah Eastcrby, corner Palmetto and Third streets. 15-2t-p For Rent—Two flood office rooms In Peoples Bank Building Enquire at Bank. j 17*4tc For Rent—2 nlcejy furnished rooms with board. Rates reasonable. 106 Laurel Ave., corn« First SL 17-3tp * For Sale—Good onion p la n ti* ll per thousand at N. T. Graves, com«Palmetto and 7th. §t fft-2t-p Lost—On Cetery avenue Thursday Nov., 1. set of black furs, any one returning same to Jdre. S. C. llnyes at Mr. Kent Rosaettars will be liberally rewarded. 17-1 ip Mss. S. C. Hates. To Rent— Houae with 6 rooms end bath room. Comer Magnolia Ave and 6th St. "Apply A. L. Williams. 16-2tp Three lig h t House Keeping Apartments For Rent—$2.50 $3.00 and $3.50 per week. Southeast com « of Second St., and Laurel Avenue. Mrs. Hoop«. tf For Sale—Minorca roosters and hens from stock which took first prize In a North Carolina fair. Enquire ot 302 Park avenue. r 10-2ip For Sale—225.000 to 250,000 Prime Celery Plants foe at a bargain If moved within the next ten days 10-Ip to C. R. W alk«. Pleasant furnished front room, on first floor'to man and wife. Large porch and fine shndb. S. W. corner or First street and Maple avenue. » IQ-tf Wanted— Work on a truck form by thoroughly reliable white man. State et paid. Address William Wallace, l-17th S u N. W. Washington. D. C. - t5-3tc For Sale— At Bclalr Grove, IS montha old Berkshire Boar, in floe condition, and excellent for service. Address, Leonard Vlhlen. R. F. D. J, Sanford. Flo. 15-tf For Sale—Fire d ty iota well -located.' Going at a bargain if sold at once. Rex Packard. Phone 103-2 rings. 14-tip For Sale — Horae, wagon, carriage, tingle and double harness, gasolene en­ gine and pump, forming Implements and automobile, all at a sacrifice. A. B. Brock. • tf For Rent—6 room house, also 4 furnished rooms. Coll corn« Magnolia and Ninth. 14-4 tc Ten icn acres acre of good land for sale at a acres cleared and crop, bargain. Three 1 l«<{ last season. set - All under fence. Near loading iding stài station on traction line. Almost liven away. Particulars at Herald given Office. For Sale—The simplest end best smudge beaters on the market. F. A. Schump*rt, Sanford. Fla. . 13-tfc For Rant—Ten room bouse at head of Park Ave. Sanford Heights. Orange trees good garden spot, and water. Apply A. Gurney Doadney at Geo. H. Fcrnnld Hdw. Compony. 14— dtp Wanted—Toni Prickly Ash Bark. Prick­ ly Ash Iferriea, Deer Tongue (vanilla IMYWJ. SUyingia and Blue Flag Root, Cured Moss, off Vnds second* hind bags and burlap. Address American Fibre Company, Box 278,Jacksonville, Fla. • • l$-8tp fbE Sale—A few pieces of good second hand furniture left. Call up Mrs. W. A.. Mlnnich, Camerpn City. U -lfc F « 'S a le —The richest high land farm Orange county. Stock and tools. Thirty 2 in fruit and 12 In euttjvated field, balance In pasture and woodland. Good 8 room house and out buildings. Gas­ oline engine and water works. 3H miles from town. H mile from belt line on SULake. Pleasant to look a t V « y healthy. Elevation 70 feet above San­ ford. Cheap and terms easy. C. F. Wil­ liams, Box 923. Sanford, Flo. 10-lf Plants for -flale fpildry. lettuce ard cauliflower for the next two weeks A. . ‘ r-lO -tf Dorn«, Celery Ave. For S a le - L if e ,___ I n : Dmughon's Business College: .jrb q th bookctKirse in any keeping and itenogra Enquire of .the Draughtin'» Herald office. • ‘V-Vj* V, ly bearing For Side—5 acre fannj , . also very orange tree*. $0 peach Urge bearing pear trees, moaren; 5 " itage. ’Tbont and beck phtcheg, th Golden Lake, 3 miles south. \ $ minutes walk to street ratiwgy, also Ovaldo raUroarL.jnne thinking water, good bathing, fishing gndltwltnming. Address box 1127 (Sty. "52-lf ' ± ‘ * ' The Evening Telegram .came in on time.this, week amt while we expected something good In Lakeland's first dally the real « tid e fairly took our breath stray. It It a fix column, eight P*fe, rortiHie Under Sidewalk well edited and well printed daily and Westminster, B. C., Nov. 2— Twentytare's hoping Brother lietherlogion can YR thousand dollars in gold and, bank not only keep up the pace but will get notes, Identified ns part of the loot stolen mare business and he dcsaVes it all. from the local branch of*th* Bank of Mon­ treal Sept 15, was found by workmen to­ Editor Holly of the Sanford Herald waf day under a sidewalk a few blocks from in town on Reunion Day and expressed ¿be scene of the robbery. 'T h is' is the astonishment at the great numb« of new first of the $335,000 loot recovered. residences and business bouses going up None of the bank robbers have been and the wonderful .activity everywhere captured. manifested. Holly lived a wtvderound year ■ t . fn Orlando and though h o 'lèves bis new­ Dsaply Religious. ly adopted home and JiasArorked his cur­ "Deeply re religious Is beT’ "Y es, laly hair straight In the upouUdlflJ.-.of San­ deed; I If he dlnaa out on Friday, he ford, still he will tell. ouFof print, that he tills nothing but fi«h stories,’’— Puck. h a n ’t lost faith in his county tewp.— < Citizen. ■'• r V•,V Lteeon of Chivalry. *fj • . . , . . n— i - : : T b e lesson of oblvalry, quite ae Im­ To Mayor. Lake j»nd the members of portant In the lad aa In Ms father, An the council are due the thanks of the diffareot dtgreaa of oourse, may t}» .people for the removal of the coal shute taught In little attention! to m o th « end the switching of freight cere and younger" aUler-4»elplng about the house, making prorl«16ni which wilt -especially the shifting of cars nt night. save mother many steps during his The Herald is not’ remiiw .In. It's duty abeenoe and escort lag sister t o ; And 'to public aervams at any time and ire from school. Intend to pass out comitlments to tbe • living when they deserve them. Not being in the "present unpleasantness" The Herald can Wlth.no political intent or malice aforethought commend these gentlemen for the good that they have to th* oal dkormukly accomplished. The HwaU never failed •sf saOssra ‘ to aondemn them when they ware wrong and pursuing our policy of a square deal Cleaning r e n e li w e take pleasure In handing out praise and Steam Dye W orks when praise Is due. ! Tbe coal shute bee been removed and in ths Sosth. Moil ordwt fro*n any ' U' the frieght yards so far changed that pon of Florid* hsodUd promptly *od cittfilif. AU work (in u iiá l. . . they will no long« be the nuisance to ** {be public that this shifting hat-Been. The H«a!d hands It 4e- ye«, Mr. U k ti end to every One of you, Mr. Aldermen. PUnt:— 229 E**t Usioa S t * Cleaning and Dyeing m ppB i j reazeale & U TTER MCtegPAMKACRVlCCJIH •Starting on December first. The Twioéo-week Herald will bd delivered to acriben e r « y Tneedty and Friday ¿¿L JscLsonville ' - - Florida itgU o S u—4 l i t n w , fo n y th S o w oh High-grade Pianos, Organs, r ill— *4 * * Vvv YT1 T */, and Graphophones. Low Prices' Easy Payments. S P E N C E R ’S Pico Block B A K E R Y ,* J|* i Only exclusive baker in the city. All mixing done with latest improved Sani­ tary machinery. 8 peneer’s Bread handled by all olasa g ro o o rs . fir s t- (• SPECIAL «J — W l ORDERS FILLED — PROMPTLY — — __ We Mae Everything Known to the Trade NO. I l l P A R K AVENUE. PHONE 106. E v e ry th in g F o r M O TO R BOATS A t Rock Bottom Prices S SEND FOR B IG FR EE CATALOG Of tBe Greatest Marine Hardware Concern in the U. S. Wt Sell a s w CoasI toCoast m 4% * Prices • 119 Chambers Street, New Yprk o m m a u m a Ql i ■ Right Away ■ B FOR Mehlin Mathusliek ¿.Behr Bros. Story &. Clark X -, & Campbell - Haines Bros, and Fischer ; Stëihway &. Sons AND "C a ta lo g u e s, Prices^and Term s P 'Cile ilrti) longluoob Tea miles from either Sanford 0 doors Tor business Noverinbo .furnished a t an expense of’:' American Plan, and $1.00;. Rates by Week or Month.M phone, write or wire luvlted te ai ~ be served frtm « to 8 p. m Music by On (da. Friday ïS iïi T te/w «tNTZNt.lNOER9 .... • W fr ft& p . F LO R ID A - t tongtoooTi, jjflorlba do on main road will open its , 1911. Newly Renovated and Rates $ 2 .0 0 per day and up, d up, European Plan. Special rs and information TeleM th e "New Hotel Longwood". A special Turkey Dinner will F . FALCK Résidant M anager �: - r- THE SANroHD HERAtf) Happenings— Mention of Matten In Brief. — UAL IffW S O F - IN Jm S T a f iha f lo otin g »mon A tacchKtly Arranged fo r llur- Chas B. Hulett. the hustling represen­ tative o f the Now York Produce Nowi woo In the City today, talking up the •‘Pink Sheet". . , F. F. Dutton of thU dty, representing the Commission Arm of M. 0. Coggins It Co., returned yesterday from o trip to Tltuaville and surrounding territory, where has been buying and shipping oranges end citrus fruits. He reports the fruit in fine condition and is now doing n One business In t^ial section. A SNAP FOR A NEW COMER 'TH4 ll»rald Reader*. 'Ran On The Box” tonight, j C W. Eotzmlnger o f Lrngwaod was in 4» dty rmtOtort , BenOfentmt of Lake Mary waa in dta dty yeataniay. CUt Dinfo# has m oved his plumbing ^¡Mdeor sobih of former atore — •'from — rTexaa „ mm n o . Kant baa arrived will mate his parent» a vialt. i , ■ L neither and family have taken — at The Falrvlew far the vo add a Hair acres on oar line, and h hair acre» act to* lettuce, acre ready for celery; plant» wing on the place ready to set. R. It. Mark», quick. 4t-pd Something New ' and Delicious! Eye* Ruined A By neglect: they get red and »ore and you let them go. Don't do It: Leonard!'» Gol­ den EycfLotlon cure» aoreneaa without * ' • • i. • ( pain in one day. Cool», beala ond streng­ thens. Insist on having “Leonurdl's"—It makes strong eyes. Guaranteed or money refunded. Sold by G. G. Aldridge. Wclakn Club Hallowe’en Dance burg os account w mo — __ The Welakn club gave a very delight­ brother. ful Hallowe'en dance In their dub rooms Mrs. G. F. Kuffly and her charming Tuesday evening. The room» were very Bttia daughter are vfaiting friends at bright »nd attractive in the usual Hal­ lowe'en decoration». The guest» were in Moaroc. Miss Ethel Tolar of Auburndale is In fancy costumes and masked. • The programes were orange and well the dty and It the guest: o f her couain brotherton. decorated with black ¿at». Punch was I. Mrs. Loretla t. served during the evening. After en­ Johnson arrived In the I Mrs. Andrew joying the novelty of dancing with un­ I eity Wsdnesd«/afternoon I several months In New York. ^ ' y known partners, for a number of dances f Mrs. W- L Jones returned Wednesday the guests unmasked. The music for the occasion was furnish­ I : erening from a pleasant summer spent In ed by Messrs. Mahoney and Witherington. I Msdisonvillr. Ky„ and Evansville, Ind. The evening was one of, great pleasure, I Mrs. T. C. Bliss who will speak on Misall those who were so forfunate ns to I. aiaaastthe Congregatioual Church next to attend. •] I Sunday will b e . entertained by Mrs. I Wight. " Cold Coming South I Mr. Bidwell Watson of Dade City, vialtAtlanta. Ga., Nov. 2.—Somewhat delay­ I ed Mr. and Mrs. Tipton nnd their daughter ed but still advancing slowly south­ I Ktersi days this week nt their home on ward the cold wave which bus cnveloiied I westflrsiSL almost the entire country tonight holds l/Fred Turncf, the popular west end mer- the southeastern states in its grip, with I chant has been quite indisposed for sev- Indications of frost extending nearly to I eral days. His many frisnds liope that the Gull coast. Along the Atlantic const I he wlil soon be himself again. V Mrs. Alice Messenger returned after n I pleasant two-months' trip in Philadelphia Snow In Texas and New York ond stopped over in CharDallas, Tex., Nov. 2—The entire ponI lastoas week visiting relatives. handle section of Texas is covered with . W. A. iiulbert of St. Cloud spent sevsix inches of snow, the heaviest this early I eral days of this week in the dty. He reIn the season for a numb« of years. The | ports the soldier colony as being in flret■now belt extends far into Western Okla­ | dais shape and the old fellows enjoying homa, with freezing temperatures rejioftI Florida cLmate. _ ed all over north and central portions of I v Hr- and Mrs. Bryan Higgins, returned I from Btytona Iieacii Wednesday, after a the state. stay of several weeks. The many Time to Die. I Meads of this couple Were delighted to “When la the beat time to diet" | welcome them borne. -* . gravely asks a contemporary “Just Mi« Sarah Stagg. daughter of Rev. Dr. before you try to introduce an old Stagg of Orlahdo. spent last night with friend to an acquaintance and can’t 'Misses Ethel nnd GussJe Sharpe and at- remember his name. tendel die reception given In honor of Her. J. f. McKinnon and Mrs. Sharpe. Mr. Nat ü Ij-nurti left last night for Raasai for two weeks, lie will loin his _ u n d s, Ur. Ueo b. Lennrd in Jackson viUe Mr. LenarJ** friend* wish him a pleasant tripaad will be glad to tee him in San­ ford shortly. A Garage Co. for vulcanizing. 48-tf L B. Bruchelle and J, H. Duaa of Dont forget to try the drieti chipped new Smyrna wero In the dty yesterday beef— chipped while you wait at W. W. 15-tf *od were entertained by Dr. BrucbeUe'a Longs grocery. Scudder* Maple Syrup ell sires at riMer.Mrs. Wi*ht- Both gentlemen are tf HewSmyrna boost«! and own vataable Roberts Grocery real asista at Coronado beach. We are equipped to handle your repair Wdbur M. Cromer. the hustling repre- work. Sanford Machine & Curagc Co. 48tf. * * " lve of Leidcrsdorf A Crom «.. real t o * * w u »" the ' fu ll line School Books a t Maxwell's 6-tf r j ^ y ^ o esd a y . Mr. Crom« is push- I ■ J®*«*» *°u »«d will use Try our A “Crown' B u tter, for sale •P»« n The Herald, because this pap« toy J . D. Roberts. é • » • dreulation that brings resulta. ' One and two horse wagons with celery baj returned from flared aide bodies at Underwood's 7 tf *n atended visit to Rutland. Vermont We Have rielshmann'» Yeast. Try « d ether polnu In the New England It. J . D. Robert», a tf All kinds of repair work. Sanford Mu«owurv! ¡ \ Wl“i,ra* «ncount«e>d a 48-tf gm l u í ? í l 0'* sM.Vln| 8,Hl U Al«d to chlne li Garage Co. ' to the genial Sanford climate. Pim ento Cheese, alw ays good. J . Prof. Perkins went to Jacksonville last D. R oberts. Phone3 9 . / tf * ' Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine ' Ptfk,M “« I U n i ° ° ’Ü* r from their A Garage Co. 48-lf Z ' * * ”* ? ' ■ V«' Mrs. Perkins* two Yellow Corn Meal a t J . D. Roberts. a jb * » S « e and, '*m * H Z ? acCo,nP«nled home and will spend the winter with • • the Realty Trust Company aXÁ ilsjldcom­ • Einstein has returned Emm trip to New v ^.l . from a plications. For particular* addrét* il. F 7-tf have J L Y Í Whert *** daima ‘0 Wpl tnor. J u Secretary. 'beins f * ° ° bu*lD®^ MW business Bfllk Graham riour a t J . 0. Roberts. * -m ta á S s K S íS í iw peaa fe - J S ^ ^ 10 dMth ^ U_ V ^ U b le Exchange have warehouse formerly se on Palmetto Ava. »ion this week. Dr. 1er states that hit I" burines. U b i I to open up in fine ^ «“4 the U for s fine seacoo • >, * « exelisut. ¿fpr it a firm be. * In ad vi °Mhla issai Try Our Bulk M ineé Meat. J . 0 Roberts, next door w est o f postofflee. *m Autoes and carriage painting st On* derwood’s. First class work. 3-tf For Sale—At Cameron City, store build­ ing nnd lot; building two-stories, with store room below and living rooms above. Running water on both floors. Lot 87 H foot front; flowing well and fence; teased far one year at SIS per month; bringing 18 per cent on investment. Inquire Her­ ald office. Also at -Camerqn City one three-room boose with front porch and screened back porch; cunning wot« in OES it mean anything/to I J you to have clothes to fit, properly tailored, to hold its shape and be absolutely sat­ isfactory even to the slightest detail?4 ' . - We represent Ed. V. Price & Co.,-of Chicago, whose Made to Measure Clothes embody all these features. The Fall and Winter line of over 4 0 0 all-wool samples of the newest colors, designs and models are ready for inspection May we have the pleasure of showing them to you? Clothier and Men’s Furnisher FLO R ID A SAN FO RD Takhoma . Tom Thumb *+■4-+ + + <-^-S--C-+<”>❖ <• Jersey Cream || T I F F ARE SHOWING A COMPLETE LINE OF It Cheese Wafers II w L A D IE S ’ HIGH S H O E S ff Matinee tt in all the best selling leathers and stylish tt Butter Thin £? shaped toes- Suede and White, also Patents, || ft ♦ tf Yum Yum I t Tans and Dull Leathers. : : • • •t l Fig Newton W E CAN F IT YO U R F E E T Vanilla Cream A L SO YOUR P O C K E T B O O K Maccaroon Jumbles Tpicy Smacks G. D U C K W O R T H Assorted Perfectos F E E T F IT T E R Citrus Exchange J| Phone 69 -:.Sanford, Florida Philopena Veronique wA Neat Market Where you can Ret the best of everything delivered to your door by Bpecinl messenger and on Time orandywine Cheese Sandwich WE CARRY A COMPLETE UNE OP Florida and Western Beef and Pork, Lamb, Dry and Salt Meats, Fish, Poultry and home Made Pork Sausaie. _______ We are now prepared to ¡give to the trade our special . . HOME MADE CORN BEEF New Florida Syrup in new barrel Try It—you will be pleased 110 Park Avenue Phone No I has a rriv e d ! Extra! Extra! Codfish and Halibut Buckwheat Flour L. P. McCnller’s Sanford, Florida Cypress and Pine Lath Rough and Dressed Framing Flooring, Selling, Siding, & Sinish nd us yout orders and they will have our* st attentiom We are Sales Agents for some the largest and best Pine and Cypress Mills i./orida. Delivered prices quoted on request tAtm 1. /;k.,ry �THE fiWORD tttKALfi 3, * ^ • v n tb e r o n RESOLUTIONS Passed by Pheonlx Lodgo on the Death •f B ru th rr P. J . P arrotnorc Where**. Our brfored brotbar HuUp J . Parromorc w u on the 15th. day of Saotember. 191!. by the decree of an over-ruling Providence, cabled from hla earthly home to'that abovfe" Whets pafft and sorrow are unknown and where the wedry rest, tbetafore . ° >= Bp It resolved, that In the death of Brother Parra more the member* of thU lodge fully recognise that they hare lost one of their number who was at all lime* Imbued with the pure principle* of the order and whose life Mm " w hyt sulfer no reproach to be oo hla character either as a Knight, fellow cltlsen or husband and father, and Be it further resolved. That the sin* E X tR À O R D J N A R Y -P O S I T r V E L Y G U A R A N T E E D ATTRACTIO N I.ftf8'Qt$ P E R T L E I fiH in Harold McGrath’s Delightful Comedy With Same excellence of production aod brilliance of cast that -characterized its sensational engagement W r ♦* ^ of two years in New York. © W jt S S j:- mourning, and Be it further resolved, That the** reso­ lution* be recorded on the memorial page of the record* and that a copy be de­ livered to the widow and family of the deceased, and also printed in the San­ ford Herald. (Signed) H. McLauun, , W. D, T om es , F elix S. F rank, ' Committee. rlcal ' : Event >w- oth«r ta[M such won- has not effected our Job printing price*. W e're alili doing co m m e rc ia r work of all kind* at prices sat­ isfactory to you. : of the Season Come and choose just what you w;mi W have it. No matter what your retiunrimm may be as to quality or price, we can ^unttfiib ^our (Entire i)ouor •■ from our magnificent stock. All woods finishes, all grades all styles. We arc j roud of our line'and want to sliow it fo irop in to-day * V ■Cold Soap Predicted : ^ The first cold snap of the season made Its‘appearance Wednesday morning In the north western section of dw country. Near xero weather prevails in Monmn* and North Dakota. The weather bureau says than Is a strong probability that thè cold snap will travel southward .today. ' The weather sharp* believe the cold snap will cause ftosts throughout the Gulf and . south Atlantic states, except southern Florida. Freezing temperatures are indicated in the Ohio vaOaj, the lake region and north Atlantic •tats*-..’ ? *'c * f r* ' » : 5c, $1«00| $1.50 Novem ber 1st Jubilee Missionary Meeting Tbs Isdlct of the various missionary societies of the pity ire arranging for a Jubilee Day in honor of the Foreign ’Missionary field. ’ Similar meetings are being'held In all of the leading cities of' the country and very recently In Atlanta and Jacksonville. The Sanford Jubilee meeting is to be held at the Congre­ gational church next Sunday November. 5th, a ( 3:50 pi in. The speaker of the afternoon wtU be Mrs. T. C, Bliss, who has been for many years a missionary of the American Board In Micronesia. Some yean ago, Mr. end Mrs. Bliss spent the n winter in charge of the Congregational church. Mrs Bllsq cornea .to us direct from the Jublloo meeting* of all the large dtiea of the South. ' Alt the women of the dty are urged to be be present, and to make it n notable day In the churches of Sanford. There will be no appeal for money, but a col­ lection will be taken to defray a small exp en se. 1 nr M a v n r - * E '■ ¡I Just across (he street Rand Building » H t t ♦ ♦ f ♦ » fr t*• ♦ ♦ + + + ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ < * ♦ ♦ + ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + <•%'++<+4++++++•>•>♦♦+ new OUR Graham PLA TFO R M . I B red t h . Kingdom o f Ood •ATTEND THE P E O P L E S GIII. HUH • • ; ou Need the Church ; filtadiy ■ p i S*&day School 10.0 0 * . » . We are so poaltiv# *thaf our remedy arili perm*n*ntly reticr*. consUpstlon, no mattar how chronie it may ha, that sre offer to furnl*b thè medicine * t otti sexpeos* aboold tt gali to produce sa Us­ ta ctory resalta. ? - * ? ' * vi­ li la w onf chea tsaalss* to attempi è»; cure consUpatlop wtth. catharUc d>Uga Laxmtirv or «atharties do au eh h in n . Thay «anse h reaction, Irritate, and weaken thè borra!* and taad to m ak* consttmtkm more chronlc- Heside*. thalr use becomei a haWt that fa • . . . __■ - - - a* - - » a-^- a# «.a » n f annrtfMil Moraine Pr rich inf Servie» 11.00 a in. Wrdnt»J<i Ni*kt . Pinfhinl Serrici 7 0 0 p. m. Piayn 7 30 p. ut. Hre. T. C . Bliss wjill apeak on the Minion* of the American Board next Sunday morning . , • rl THE CHURCH NEEDS YOU I“ ° Pimento Cheese Constipation 1a caused by * w eaiaee* o f th* nerves and muscles of the large tstaattn* or descending colon. To ex­ pect permanent relief you moat there­ fo r* ton* up and atrengtbm than* or­ gana and reator* them to healthier ac­ tivity. W * want you to tty. BexsU Qrdsrrllea on our recommendation. They are axooadlngly pleasant to take, beide « s t­ au Ulte candy, and are ideal der chli¡ T w » n a * for the rob u st They act d irectly a s the s a m e and muscles of 0 » bowel*. ,■ V m apparently k a r * a neu tral action on other assodata a r ­ es ns o r f f t t M Thsy de nod p o rt*, c a n s* excesslva looaenwa, n or « s a t * * S y Inconvenience whatever. They may b e ta k e s a t any. tim e, day or n ig h t T h a r will p o rta rely * * H m chronic e# tod Ktlpful pvtvicci neischmans CdmmlnioB Merchant* Southern Fruits and Vegetables 867 W u H i r m S t , HEW Y O K f Mé J ¡ij. Ripening Rooau for T o n iti« ami other food* which .... '1 Artificial Heat n i f J p T . require — " ^ M arket reports to Sanford deify by wire RmxKNccs— New York County National Dank, New York^ : ' Apply for 8tonclls, Stamps and In form ation to Lewis Vegetable Exchange Sole Representative for Sanford ami district Sanford Phone 251 L. R. PHILIPS ■» 0 0 . �7 Tllt Critici««. P r e s i d e n t T a ft For Vetoes of Tariff Reform Sills ***• Proud of the Democracy's Records—Praise For t tfae Insurgents ............. ...Li* Champ' Cl«»^ the «*•» a good rocord In the Tirsi Lai*« ef tha Slxty-aacond eangnaa^ T . 7 h , Arai timo In aUtaan yaara thé Jr^w rat. havà baan In oantral at ana urinch at tha national gsvsm m snt. P.r tha first tlma tha Democrat« bava had •« opportunity la Inltlata laglatapas and control tha branch *t tha national leglslittir*. Champ Clark oocuplar tha poaltlon which by everybody tamtllaf with log Illativo procedura la oonoadad t* b« tha aacond plaoo of Importaneo In tha .ffialal ocola of tho Unltad Statoa gov * 7 , tha following olgnod artici#, writtm for the American Praia Veloci a tlon, ha oproaiaa hi. view, of tho w o * af tha first aoaaion of tha Amariean uno ran In " hioh *h® ^•"'®cp* u ® party ha. controllad tho houoo of rapraiontallvao for oiatoon years. Mr. , Clark doti not haallata ta erillolaa tha 'proaidant nor to bàotow praUp upon tho«. inaurgant Republics«# who havo triad to atti at tha Damoorate In carry ­ ing out a tariff ravlolon program. ThI« utterance of.Spaakor Clark, not only wlthstandlng tho power of tho admlnlatratlon both lo patronato and pernonni solici ta tlon, we catto rery nearI j gettine tbe two-thlrds vote noceeaary to paia tho bilia over hla veto, notwlthaUndloc tha faci that tre bave onljr afétj-thhS» majority In tho hounéf Twonty-'lwo tmmrfeots atood by th#ir guna mhnfully and courageotuly. E t ery D^iSécnit dld hla dntyT One of th(j moot pleasing features to mo of th e 'e x tra .session wan tho Why the now member* comjtorted them­ selves. They dtach&Eged iht-lr duty with fidelity, luduntry, punctuality nod capacity. Homo, of them made ex* tra ordinary record» for new memltrm Notwithstanding the dire prophwi«* of evH of .tho ntand pat proa* mwl the fefira of tltfforoua Democrat» n» to the re* til to of the extra session. It In now cheerfully admitted on all linmln that we hare atrengthenod ourselves. E v ­ ery Democratic paper In America without exception, nearly all tha In ­ dependent press and oonto fair mind­ ed Republican newspapers Indorse our courae. Damocrata did not put Taft In. a hols. Ha aavod them tha troubla. By CHAMP CLARK, Speaker of the House of Rep­ resentative«. - T HR extraordinary acaalon of congrexg called by - President Taft, which courened on April 4. hag been a long ones Tho labors of the house havo been ordnon». It has made a magnificent rec­ ord. on whh'h we ran very well af­ ford to go to the <-nuntry. * \Yo iglod our U-st to give tho people somft-.re­ lief iron. the tariff baron*-and trusts, but President Taft block*! our efforts. Mura's the pity ! y* . I sent ratted • - V»to of tho wpobf/' -with Prooldsnl Tm «pooch. AT Winona. The people will decido, lnlKóvem l«*r. lü li wlfiçb Is th« better canne, that cf th« Democrat* or- tUat óf the pmuioiii, lion ha could reto thé m n 1 ■ n■ ■ a 11 ■ 1 i 1 1 I ■ m ■ T.-.r ! L i" j' ■ 1J j Naw m im biri dlichargad thslr duty with fidelity, Induitry, punctuality and oapaeity. Stanley, Kentucky. chairman: Bartlett, Georgia; Reali, T eina; Littleton, New York; McGlIllcUddj. Maine; Young, Michigan; Hlerllng. Illinois; Dnnforth, New Y’ork, and Gardner, Massachusetts. Tho .committee Investigating the sugar trust Is composed of Hardwick, Georgia, chairman: Garrett, Tennes­ see; Sutxer, New York; Jacoway. Arkamta»; Raker, 'California; Fortin ey. Michigan ; Mnlby, New York, Madison. Kansas, and Hinds, Maine. Tho committee Investigatine th«* eteotlon of Senator Larimer consists of Dillingham, Vermont, chairman; On ra­ llie. South Dnkotn; Jones. Washington; Kenyon. Iowa; Johnston, Alabama; Fletcher, Florida; Kern, Indiana, nnd Lea, Tennessee. Th« committee Inquiring Into the election of Senator Stephenson of Wis­ consin I» a« follows■ Heybtirn. Idaho, chairman; Sutherland, L'tsh; Bradley, Kentucky; Paynter, Kentucky, and Poinerene, Ohio. COMMISSION MERCHANTS Oranges, Grapefruit, Pineapples, Vegetables SOUTHERN SHIPPING NO. 50. I 1 310 W a sh in g to n S t. Nc Cornar Jay «Irosi Kindly W rite for S to n c ll If Needed Home til advised friends of I’real dent T aft have been claiming that we have tried to put htui In a hole, but ! said Friday, Aug. 18, In my speech doling tho debate on tho wool veto that Instead of our trying to put him In a hole ha-had saved us the trouble nnd bad put himself In a hdtr It WBJt clnlmed by the Standpatter* and by It»"president himself that tbe wool bill wnn not duly considered, it Is not true, as ! demonstrated In tnr T h * R oal M sssu ro . speech by glrlug the dates. The Detn Your rank as s living creatura I» d» perilttr Jiiemlwr» of- tho way»' ami menu» commti^wguve nearly as.mu. h tcrmlned 'by the height and breadth time to the r o lisTdenittdiM>f the w o o l of your love.— Ruskln. schedule alone an the RepUBtil-nu Un-in hem of tbe nays HtUI mearAfrominllte.In the Hlxtleth aud Hlily-fifet congress es gave to the wool schedule and th«thlrteen other schedule»- So that aimer tlon of.tbe presldeut and his stand pat cohorts goes where tjte woodbine twl heth. It Ih simply preposterous snd Is n feeble effort to (tad aToason for the Wool retofflbr whleh there was-ilo, rca son except-the demand of the stand pattern. They, and they only, Indorse r c toei?- — -------------— - - REFERENCES: * AETNA NATIONAL DANK ALL M E R C A N T IL E A G EN C IE S Does Location and Experience Count? E x p e r t W a t c h R e p a ir in g A l l W o r k G u a r a n te e d Send Your Work to 11» and Have It Attended to Properly Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing GREENLEAF & CRO SBY CO. Jewelers, Silversmith» and Importer» 41 West Bay Street Jacksonville, Florida The Norìeigh Diamond M cCall's Magazine and McCall Patterns F o r W om en ; Domhersts mads an honsst sf fort »•' reduce tho tariff én noe assarloo of Ilfs. 1 believe that tinTe fourllis of til American people, without regard t* polltli'a, believe that the rates of tin Payne Aldrich tariff bill ought to !«• reduced, especially *0 » the ncceimurl«of life. The l>emocrats In t«oth imu».and senate'and the Republican lusur gent» ln; T»Tli-houah and’ ssnateWrletl bonestlgfto reduce them, but the preal dent wolfed have nohe of It, Dot with ■landing Ida .»olcmn and' frequently quoted deoUfatlon In his Winona speech Hist the rate« o r the wool schedule sro too high and ought to lx- lia rs Mors Friend» than any other magazine or itutterns. McCall's is tlio reliable KushlAn Giuda monthly in one million one hundred thousand humes. Desìi!« s showing nil the latest designs of M« t ail Patterns, each ivrue is brimful of park ling iihort stories and helpful information for woiqpn. 5 ... Mono» »«id K»»p in Strio by»b«TtN.| I,«. Uil iUi Ui| -i»i *1 am,. t"»u o»l| y> rrr>u « «»«., luck In» *t»j cu, af the cttlbm.il Il «Coll iS lt.rt.t It >. Tilt PROORtSS STtAM LAINDRY MiC .lt Potlonu lo.il all plb.fi I. it|U hi, .«jDiiUctl,, ct "t - ; ■ *r.(t mini her P"M Mn. «If.'.r. Kit Main IVlMml tK.n «>, l.a pulfiiiimUi’-'t Mi’*c Mct-.r ijlciitt. I: f li.a jftiur d»»l«.( u by iti. u lf(*ti M cC A L L S M A G A Z IN E 238-248 W . ?7ih S t. Now York Cl*y ■f* > T h s only polities ws plsysd [A WSt to discharge ogr duty hon- estly and ksop eur pfomlssa,". ' Tho |KK>plu nr« not we havp stdodiheb at this mé MMt M certain that they Tbe ntnud pçt 'irg baring plftjin poh Dca we plajfkd'wi rtfby uk éms with -O^ly ¿oilliurge ‘Auf. Tusly and _ ‘des th ttie[*eople, which, according tq my way of thinking, 1« the only houesLj erable way to play polllhas the i.iily sort of polltlce.that'ljkpovf ir to play—the onty kind \ aik -iyi»* I fit Play. .,r 7 S , JT.-j .... ¿Lm .fl. . .l Inveitlflatirxtf^CSfn'fTjht»*^. -0 ¿..Several of the U r t t d r t wUl t » c d » jfenied .diiflnfe* the adjournment of the extra, aosulon »f “ iTriftu by American Prese'Asso- cod ein e'an d ths.convenlng bf the reg' . ctstton, . , ulaf sceslon In December, Other comm ltices that have pracU nily comiplet» I 'tA I tt» CHAM T -ed dltalT/Vork will m ake-up thfilT rg-. brii. ¿specially Tn tho face of hla ?■ H^ecn. lt ja difficult to dta1 am inclined to the opinion ‘commltt = -£.!!! “«veriuLve cuuio to re- □ □ □ □ □ □ □ IHE V A L U E o ! w ell-prints«! n e a t*a p p e a rin g Italian e r r ’ a» a holding desirable bu ne»* hai been an] demoattfated. Cons tu before f oinf - M r hi □ □ □ □ □ □ □ A coat with style and class and the m ost practical hunt* ing coat ever designed, Is absolutely w a te r -tig h t, yet light and B e x ib le . A coat made to fit a hunter and very liSerol in cut. la bound with leather; has leathercovered shoulder»; five outside cutin pockets, one outside petch pocket ' ana bsa lull game pockets through­ out tho entire coat. The corduroy collar fits perfectly and when turned np fastens with storm «rap . Tha button holes are all worked with t.i It. nilV-stiichcd atayt al the strain­ ing points. Has ventilated under arm gussets anff adjustable cuffs. The water­ proofing la by a acw process that Is really water-tight. n ^on want a coat that has class, style, and yet room for any reasonable “bag/* Investi­ gate this coat. The uimplr-ft, lightest running, fast­ est cutting saw mill ever built— a mill IhU yon ean buy at the right price and with which you ean make big money. It’s all in the Taylor Feed Every mill flttod with vUtcabUdrtrt, M l-ou t attachments and siljustoblo Idler. Improved ferriage-backlog de­ vice la quirk acting ana a N«e sorer. Made In all six««, portable and sta­ tionary. We manufacture Engine«, Boilers, Shlngtg Machine«. Cut-Off Saw*. Wood Splitters, etc., and do Foundry Work. Wclttfai information and prises ouasrthUi 1,1 y*a urn. •flailary fli Tayler Iron Worfco L f .. 'L W lv If ; - - iE .o 3 ^ v Ro^tFlcv �were also mine tore pumpkin« IN THE SOCIAL WORLD uThen -favor« v r a w o t f M am JA ;— Items of Interest Ctfnccrnlng Society People. , v ' P O I N T S P lIR E lV P E R SO N A ! How celery city Vanity r « lr While Away t h t Golden Hours— Social Gossip • ■ The young people's society circle enjoy­ ed one of their pleasant dances Thursday evening in the halL r* The Ladies' Book Ctrde was delightful­ ly • ’ entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Kobl. Newman. •LitSNObAär.äMife, , Mrs. W. D. Holden entertained the Ev* .ery Week Bridge Club Wednesday after­ noon in the tea room, which was very pretty and attractive in its Hallowe'en decorations. Two tobies of bridge were lovely pack of played. , The flrtj prize, cards in a'handsome leather case was won by Mrs. 0 . W. King, who made the highest score. Mrs. C. O. McLaughlin re­ ceived the booby prize, a pretty little china match »land. After the cards deli­ cious., refreshments, consisting of oyster pates, sandwiches, olives, celery, cheese and coffee were served.- Mrs. Holden's guests' were Mesdnme« Kcclor, Brady, McLaughlin, Lake, Hughes, King, Prather and Driver. The members of the Wednesday dub active and aaaodates are reminded of the first moetlng of the new dub year, which will be belli nezt Wedneeeey afternoon November, 8th., at the residence of Mrs. J . W. Dlcklns; who has kindly Invited the dub to moke her home their dub home for tbo month of November, A full ottendance of the members is earnestly desired. Suitor# Music Club . - Ail of the members are reminded that the dub will meet at the residence of Mrs. R. E. Tolar Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Tolar, lead«. Program; German School (early). Character of early music and influence of “Weil Tempered Clavichord."—Mrs. G. B. Waldron. ' Contrast orui illustrate—Homophonic and Polyphonic styles—Mrs. Cedi G. Bute Plano Solo. Kannennoi Ostro», Rubenstein—Miss Florence Frank. Gornet Solo, Ave Maria, Schubert—Miss Jessie Stumon. • . Badi Fugue, D. Mazor—Mrs. R. E. Tolar. Discuision: Influence of the well tem­ pered Clavichord on Music. . Mrs. Robt, Newman, made the highest •core and won the first prise, a beautjfu hand painted *whl\« china and sliver lustre bn»h and comb tray. The booby prize, a motto placque. on which was the , . : « reminder that "fhere*ls so mltch good, in the wpfst of us. end so much' bad, in the best o f ' us," was received by Mrs. Deane Turner. Punch was served during the afternoon. At the conclusion of the cards, delicious blenc mange, cake ant coffee were served. ' Mrs. Kcolors guests were, Mesdemes W. D. Holden. H. P. Driver,' Robort New. roan. k. L. Hughes. J . W. Dlcklos. a W, Brady. P. A. GonnaUy, 0 . W. King. G. F. Smith. Forrest Lake, W. W. Prather. Samuel Puleston, Paul Keeky, S. 0 . Chase. C. 0 . McLaughlin. A. W. Brown. IX L. Thrasher, Henry Wight Putnam, B. W. Herndon, Frank Lane, Deeno Turner a n d R .J. Holly. . • 0>. * i •on. Minnie Stewart. Edith Stewart. Lillie Fame«worth. Peaches Lefflcr. 8upt. Me Kionon. Messrs. N. J . Perkin* Roland Wildman, Paul Weaver, W. PhliUpL M. Wright Bert PsttlshaU, J . D. Roberts. Seeds and Poultry-Supplies W e can supply you for immediate ahipment BEANS -l- PEAS OATS ; RYE Most complete line of Poultry Supplies. Garden and Field Seeds in Florida - ■ ¿ » f a s . - E . A. MARTIN & COMPANY Tk* QUm S m J Hm m ta ifc* B u m . CAUSES MUCH D ISEASE. 2 0 6 E. Bay 8 t . , J a c k s o n v ille , F la . A«vtes Abuut •»smash Trsuhloe and Mww ts fisi 1res Them. _ Do not n etleet ladlrretloq which may load to all sort» of Ilia and complica­ tion«. An amlnsat physician on<«„«aK* that ninety-five por cant o f all the'Ilia of tha human body have their origin la a disordered stomach. Our «zporlaace with R eiall Dyspep* ala Tablets lea da us to believe them to he among tha moot dependable reme­ dies known for the relief of indigo* Uon and cfcrODfc dyspepsia. Thetr lngredlsrUA arsyWX)thlng and healing to tha lafiMnedr nfembranaa of tha stom­ ach. They are rich In pepsin, one of the greatest digestive aids known to medicine. The relief they afford la very prompt. Their use with persis­ tency and regularity for a short time tends to bring about a cessation o f the pains caused by stomach disorders. Detail Dyspepsia Tablets help to lnsure healthy appetite, to aid dlgMtlon. and thus promote nutrition. As evi­ dence o f our sincere faith In R etail Dyspepsia Tablets, wa ask yon to try them a t ' our risk. ' I f they do not give you entire satisfaction, wa will return you. tha money you paid na for them, without question or formal* tty. . They come In three etses, prices afi cents, BO cents, and f t .00. Re­ member, you can obtain them only a t our atore — Tha Rexall Store. L. R. PHILIPS 4 00. and several other guests, in the charming home of, Mrs. Ernest tolar Tuesday even­ ing at o'Hallowe'en and birthday party. The rooms were very bright pad attrac­ tive, with the usual Hallowe'en •decora­ tions of pumpkin lanterns, black cats, owia, witches end bats on a deep yellow background. The color scheme was red and black. A horse shoe was suspended over the parlor door, each arrival waa re­ quested by either hostess. Miss Richards or Mrs. Toler to repeat the mystic words, “Bread and butter" or whistle before they could enter the room. True to nature It must have been, but “Breed sod butter" was more popular then thd whistle. Cats, witches end spooks formed the basis of s DR. C. G. B U T T very amusing guessing contest. The DENTIST •pedal feature of the entertainment was the poetical ambition of cadi guest to ex­ Office: YoweU Building cel the other when then were given only SANFORD. FLORIDA two words and requested to writo a verse of four lines to rhyme with the words given. Some of the impromptu results DR. R. M. MASON achieved were very creditable and apro­ DENTIST pos. A very pretty fortune leller'a tent waa arranged In the back parlor, with Welborn Block white and yellow drapery ornamented Sanford. Florida with black cats, owls, bats and witches. In this tent, dressed as s gypsy fortune W. E. HOUSHOLDER teller. Miss Mabel Bowl« pretided over the destinies of Miss Richards' guests DENTIST who were in turn tempted to know what fate bad In store for them by the mysteri­ ously whispered invitation of a cute Uttie witch, with a pretty new broom. This was charmingly personated bylittlo Maoey DR. F . C . BO A R D M A N Newlan, Miss Richards' niece. B E -N T IS T •When ill the fortunes hod been told, the guests were Invited Into the striking­ AU Modéra Methods and Appliances ly decorated refreshment room. Wide rooms 1. g sa*? m oral « C^M.WMjrvS BiìUU _ SubAFU rik DR. B. D. WIENENGA BUILDER Of 3. . MARBLE and ORANITC J Monumenti, Tombstones, Etc. % ORLANDO, FLORIDA Church Street, Orlando, floridi, t W» L*»» M IS>I1. l U i l m a , + A F U L L LIN E Sanford Library ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block Open tuesriays < 1 to ti p m \V? ANO E le ctrlo Saturdays 4 to P erco lator 9 p. m. S t r a n g e r s We l c o me W ash B o ile r P lace d •( tha fra vet of your I m in »houli! be o f th t m oti rluiiM '».si li . j ’ a ud gratuite. O ui lois 4 e 1 |jx i ih a l il o u s to fu# t autre tint ni-* •*f r- •.>» 1. *3* be of. the highest taumln y ■*' nain .«t f W rite us b*fort ma lu n f »<»<,1 X »ad " • w ill rubini) dr«i|n, «ml jm . r. Í T A im e <• c l a r k - m o n l m l ni Jack so n vi II# ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ * * * + * -> coI h *\s ria rd a > s * +1- * Chafing D ish OOTROFATMtO F H V • IOI API A t Comfort Cottage Hours by Appointment ANDEW JOHNSON a t t o r n e y -a t -l a w . y Pi «cito»« la Su m sod red**at Courts. M. (J. T. BuUdts«. Pkas .P erco lator GEO. A. DeCOTTES ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR a t LAW Practica in State and Federal Courts Sanford Fla. Gamer'Woodruff Bldg w ith o u t th e aitl ol a c j Lc d f I c e o r a fa n . A tine (root if t io k e cu n be obtained e v e r y ( ¡m e y o u am okc a THOMAS EMMET WILSON Maxwell Smoke Cigar T r ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW L s u S u m Attorney Sevsath Judicial Circuli of Percolator L. G. STRINGFELLOW They gre hand, mail* ami have all the qualities that appeal to the critical smo­ ker. HThc. ’it only 5 ccnt».^ X JUSTICE OF THE PEACE * '•» MAXWELL'S NOTASy rtmuc Flo rid i BORACE REND ERH ALL TEACHBN OF MUSIC Will Civs L a m s si Um Houss 0/ Pupil» Agent tor tbs Celebrate# H ellet t Devi» PIA N O S W e carry a complete stock of this fine line. The Rochester G o o d s — a l l Nickel-Plated a n d t i n lined. Call and let us H ero la O ne o n the B e s t ifcdw you. Prices always •L M arket -’ \ H - SANFORD Miss Richards’ invited gussu were; Mtodansas Brothereon. Bowler, M. C. Tolar, k r - RlMt iMq»VJKs>nii n Ur. and Mrs. Polk, Mr. and Mr».» Luke.: Dana Misses Mnbti Bowisr, Q u a Look» Guild. AlkeTotherly, Plora Johnson. Fibre Walker, Gertie Speer, Nellie Fureo, Mery C uspid or W r i t e fo r - - etonolla FLORIDA V - and gsrksi m a n tels , E L E C T R I C A L FIXTURES •igcst Slock.in the SUM. WrK. fw C»uk _ L -------------- .ndP.lcw.----------- ------ CH A S. D. McKINNEY CO. J a c k o o n v llfo , Henry McLaulin JE W E L E R MY SPECIALTIES Pickard s KamJ-Pß'ntcd China Gorham'« StcrUng Silver Rogar«’ Plated Wate Elgin and Walth««» Witches A L L GOODS, GUARANTEED �We Have the Goods Our Prices A re . . the Low est “T—;--- 1 Barker W eed ers , The Best Tool E v e r p u fln the C elery ^leld P arker W e ed ers Knapsack Sprays Both brass and copper~-for using any liquid sprays. \ * FW.30 kind of W e a{so have the material for making these sprays Knapsack Perfection Oil Heaters S p ra y s WELL DRILLING J u s t the Thing for T h o se . F irst Cool M ornings M.ost Com plete Line of Hard *' , i ! i.. u i , w are and Farm Tools in This Section W e Have Three Well M a c h i n e s and c a n G i v e Prompt Service Perfection Oil H eaters Oak Avenue and Second St. ILTTÉR fROM COL. THRASHER Write* Interesting L etter About Won­ der* of Switzerland . Tb* fVtt Nttfcmll Btnk oi fUniord. Sanford. FI*.'Gentlemen—Many thanks for your last remittance and for your lost report made . Aug. 10th. I do not know how I could get aland or remain abroad if it was not for your .continued kindness and atten­ tion. How shall I reward you for It allT fini, I wùl) id express my sincere tbaiiUiûr„ct>nif|ituJaîh>a».<jn my attain­ ing my seventy-first birthday and four kind wishes for many returns. Since» I t . •« feeling younger than when you ‘ last uw me. and since I cannot reasonably hope to do to. wouldn’t it be vary delightful for me to return the congratulations to _ wne of ypu when you roaefa t|te ago of •«mty-one. According to ’ the mortuary ublei t may, bnnlng railroad and stemob«t wreck*, and avalanche and snow raoqntsia climbing accidents, reasonably expect to reach the age of acvcnty-Dvr>— . ««I feu I jnay not see you all again. 1 H . F E R N A L D HARDW ARE COM PANY down ttte' corridors of Time to, or almost to the dawn of creation. And then there it the something within us that craves change, novelty: something newer, grand­ er. more benutiful. more nttrnctlve than .the things and places to which we have been accustomed. While I write a bn ml Is discoursing the most delightful Swiss music, and I glauco outside and there stands that grnnd, rug­ ged .'monarch of the Alps, The Matter­ horn, nil burled in snow around Its base and away up for that 12,000 feci to where the steepness it so great that the enow cannot hold (about 3,000 feet) and ing August and every night here wc hnve been sleeping under blankets end feather beds. This leaves me well and hungry—now 11:30 a. m. (I pause for a minute to go to the telescope and look ul four men now on top of tbc Matterhorn, * 15,000 feet above sea level). The day is »perfect* not n cloud In tluf sky and Nature smiles. , Much love to each and ail, and I beg you not to forget me. Truly. A M. TUKASHEJt. It. aèems to look down with contempt upon a thousand other snow capped peaka and the'glacier* iron) 8 0 0 to 2.000 loot deep,'’three to live miles across, and from tbb mUes'tò twenty ins1cngflu • This plaice Is u small village 6.000 feel above sea level, mode up of hotels, right or twelve of them, nil of which nrc crowd­ ed. and U reached by a cog-wheel and regular fallroad combined, which brandies off from the railroad running between ,0 T«*, and 1 am to anxious Montrcux on Lake Geneva to Milan, Italy, •Ixmi you. lest some of you may not be through a grand, wild, rugged pass, und there to meet me at the station krhen I return. .' {- _ ' * * .» v. »sfyVjjg I bare been quite .fortunate thug^ far. -» “ ,e f**d no-accident, have been well ««y minute, slept Well overy night, ofK; ; dreaming about yon all. and then eatsquare meals eypry day and, w afternoon iç#. i ought tri be end am K- ' ior•“ ‘M^hcr th, roeebuda while you m u y ^ I* **ds beautiful, gem In mtud, ’ * H *in«LÏ tuny become h » o»d or ago ^ * plljr,lc#,,y unable to niake a seeVlli* World, ijjgTo decided • ^msina'whlle longer and pluck «m e rü* W M ° ™ -i 'tty goodbye to .^ 'ju lty ,andir «roM .tbe briny deep: , are so many wondrously;bq*utifui- ^i»u ybe*ed and enjoyed W f beie; > !1 hT ! 8,0 bu ^ W*«Aüwrç tn-’Tbo ? **•.*»»• homo of t b c W I have seen and enjoyed the moat of to bo different: the amt of antiquity and the frosts and •«»<! of many rolling centuries seem to W a tu ^ ad a glory Indescribable and Jg ftS K Tb° üUe* Ion <* patriotism Fide of country U Involved. I am flesfrJÜ u mir °Wn F1***** tnd dear old 1 h* ve h s ^ .^ :. U cOUntr,<^ M it a , W •ooletbl°d of custom, «nd M « U * r awav along betide the moat furiously And.mad­ ly, wildly rushing stream of water to be V Sum m er or W inter 1 ' iigr ■ seen anywhere, while high, rough granite mountains run up almpa^ perpendicular we don supply your/wants, in the an either aide to tW height of 1.500, and Automobile line. If you want to rent _ . . jhsomo ple^s 3.ÙOO feet.' A Motor For Any Purpose ; * These things and these sights ure cxltiltirultng. deeply Imerostlng and owp in­ we tire ot your service with the spiring.* Knd one seldom gets tired view­ very best-cars. Wc .never, sleep, ing them and never ceases giving heart- ft yon ure in trouble coll ps any 'felt thanks for it dll to Ulra.wbo made it. hour of the night or day. * Bill-I Weary you. ' Enclosed you will And some (King * abemt. glaciers. r l have teen them, abd.ln wonder and astonishment Sanford Machine & Garage Company gazed upo**tho*$ vast froicetr riven*of PHON E 3 3 1 Ice and ariow which never melt.' The g g ; 9 m m .SS= = S= S= S= ^ _________ New “York [«pera.are likely to copy items- P l w w w s w w w w w w w w r w W w like this, but they may escape the eye« o f 1 BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES some of you, From Zermatt a regular cog-wheel rail' 25 BICYCLES roag runs up and up. winding higher and FROM H N Ur TO IW. FOR NEW alili higher to near the topofGovner Bet *71 P t - v *7 • SMANIBAROER Grat Mountain, and from that point the ORLANDO, FLORIDA Matterhorn. Monte Rosa, Castor and Pol­ ios and hundreds of other snow cover«*! mountains are to be seen plainly, M well aa snow Adds and Immense glaciers, and Is said tò be one of the moot beautiful, grtnd and charming spots on the earth, Plum bing and We were all up there for four hours on G as Fittin g last Sanday. together with several thou­ sand. The trip takes one and one-half All Work Receives MyPerfonal Attention hours up, and there woe six to eight • ond beet Vforta , „ •.riiv . -i - e » .*e trains. ‘-.On Sept. 15th the Itotela close (or Hlione WO thè winter. It then Sets very cold. Dur- Opposite City Hall C . H. D I N G E E * * Tolephone No. 8 STOMACH MISERY * ’ *, 1 PU RIFY YOUR BLOOD WITH LEONAROI’8 BLOOD ELIXIR AND YOUR DIGESTION "WILL BE CURED AT ONCE. • Remedy Sold Under ftOOO.OO Guarantee to Cure or Colt Nothing. It Is Impure blood that undermines tho stomach, brings on Indigestion, lack of appetite, gulping of food, and the many other symptoms that ore com­ monly known as stomach misery. . . '■ _ , .. . Inorease the number of red corpuscles In tho blood; clesnse It of poison and Impurities with I-oonnrdl’n ITIood Kllxtr and iho illK«Hlton will Improvu at o n ce ,'tUe appetite will be bettor and you can oat anything without suffering some form of stomach mUery. . , , „ , LoonurdiJs Hlond Elixir lncrcnst>B the blood supply, drives out all Im­ purities, regulates *lho circulation und gives the digestive orgnns strongth to care for the food without any of the pangs of Indigestion that rnaku life miserable to tliousands. ■ ^ , . . . . . . . LeonanU's Illootl Elixir Is the one real remedy for blood dtwjflsot that noror fails to benoflt. It cured the many diseases that aro caused by a bad state of the blood. Berofula, skin diseases, bolls,'nlcors» rhotimnUsm. slomsch troubles, catarrh, syphilis and kldnoy and lifer complaluts al) quickly yield to I the marvelous curativo power of this hcnlth glver. *' > In the past few years, the old spehinca, MTsnparill»» and cures have dropped by '.be wayside until today, wherever Lcobnrdi'* Blood Kllrir Is known Ha sales ore larger than those of nil other blood medicines combined The use of this wonderful remedy makes nil .the difference between tin pure sluggish blood and a healthy, energetic condlt o'b: tho difference be tween sickness and hoalth. It Is do|ng an lncalculnjide anymnt or good lu making discouraged, sick people well and happy. *' , . As nothing else can. It drives out poisonous germs npd deep «afited dis­ ease from the blood, It brings sw eel sloop so nccessA/y-to the nervee. It give« happy expectancy lu tho place of despondency. It bus helped and cared tbougoads.— It will do the samo for jo ti. ^ ' ; ‘A , ,v ' The fact that I-eonardl’s Blood Elixir I* sold under n |H)o0.f>0, guarantee'■ to refund-money on flrst'bottle If It falls to cure speaka volume» la pro?»ng It# unusual m erit **' . . ,, , ' V. ■- /’■ . * No other blood remedy known could be sold under.this jtunnynU* without ... forcing Its proprietors Into bankruptcy. If you wish n* bo well add «U‘Jng. use Lconardl’s Blood Elixir. It Is superior to A rerr ctherjblood. purU ar as is provep by OH* marvelou» guaranteo. ■ . .V - For 5alc By Wm. G. Aldridge, Salford, Florida ‘*f r = , ■ m / This Space It for-Sale •t very raa- — able rates ? W ky s o l k m Hlo edvertiee jT year «varea B I’UBLIC STENOGRAPHER Room 14 • Y It Garner-Woodruff Bldg. S O C IA LISM _h undoubtedly , — --------spreti spreading—you should • investigate end fighi It If it’s . . . priuinvest clples are wrong, or tight for It If tight. B-«-* “Men end Mule#” Read Prie* Sc «t 211 Fint Street * J. C. Halsema Manufactaring Co. Lmbr. &JTIW», KU4«. Q uid MJI-crk Cnsiasrse* C*A g O n r*d*v-Fs«iâk*r JA C K SO N V ILLE, F L A . *js . PL0WERS - P U N TS - BULBS L. He T E M P L E SOCNI JA CK SO N V lllt FLORAL COMPANY Phone (GO. tlth and Oak Ave. SjH-rinl Offering In Ftarns. Sanford, Floral Designs to Order. FlorHo UU-l(Mf . 1* J.V* ■ »- V '-- fer n �November 3, SEA ELEPHANTS REAL e «pioterà found One That Was 21 Loa Aug elsa. American ¿lunaum tory expedition to aboard the U. S. 8. moat fruitful and Cal.—Tbs recent of Natural His­ Lower California Albatross was lbs Interesting solan- By far the most Important find was mads In a lants hidden eove on Guadalupe Island, where the scientists came upon three herds of sea clc phants. about the present existence of which _____ (hare has been serious doubt, many believing them to be exThe first sea elephant seen was h gigantic bull lying prone on the sand under a towering cliff. Aa soon as ha sighted the explorers lie made for the water, but before ha reached the edge he was shot by one of the nat­ uralists In tbs boat. It being tmposal bis to take him alive, This animal was the largest seen and measured about I I feat In length. Tbs wetgbt was enormous. Tbs party managed to round up fire tire young Sea elephants, am these were taken aboard. They die not show the well-developed elephantliko snout or trunk of tbs adults sod resembled tbs California tea lion. Tbay all showed light and wallowed abont thè deck unoeaìlngly. Their cali, hard to deacrlbe, I» a concert of sharp crlee and barklngs. The largasi hard of these water elepbanta com prisi about flfty. of all agea and altea, and they were lylng high on tbe beach. They were eo ■luggtsb and tnactlre tbat tbe nat- 'OULDN’T you like to be able to answer logical that they should be so PRINTZESS tailoring iB the result of a perfected ' your husband in this way—when he ex­ process— 38 years of knowing how—th a t elimi­ presses his approval of your new outfit? nates faulty work at these four proof points,‘where Wouldn't you like to tell him that you had oh- most garments fail tained that elusive something called “Distinction -v»**.,«™** in Dress" and that the cost was no greater than -PRINTZESS garin you had previously paid for ordinary garments? months of wear tin ness that they poss If you would— let your next garment be a PRINT- W There's a delicacy of line— and grace of style to a PRINTZESS that proves that PRINTZESS designs are close to foreign inspiration and also that they know how to create. Herd of 8ea Elephants, i walked among them The materials are of true wool quality— tested and retested before tliey are judged worthy of bearing the- PRINTZESS label—there’s reason in such testing—in such extreme caution—for the PRINT­ ZESS label is a guarantee that each gariueqt.inust givY! you two seasons of satisfactory wear. aud .... much Ilka the terrifying ones of * caged Ilona. At times they cm IVied, *7" from their mouths small clouds of wblta vapor and rolled their large black area. The eyea of tbe bulla ware more than three Inches In dlam■s ta r ,, . * . . . At * Plchtllnque (eland Osburn shot a black bare, found nowhere else In the world except on another Island near by. These tmree. cost black on top, Inhabit'the sea caves and (be - rocks of the- cliffs and mesas. Hun­ dreds of Immense II sards, rare birds. Ashes never before seen and an un­ classified dear wore taken. The curving lines-ef PRINTZESS lit are more ac­ curate than tfie ‘‘cusTom-made fit” of your tailor— never a wrinkle at collar, shoulder, front and GREAT BELLS OF THE WORLD When It had been cast, attempt was made to bang It so that li m ight'be rung, but, by an unhappy chance. It Conviction In a Kansas Murder Case broke from tta supports and fell to la Affirmed on Circumstantial tho ground, wharsln It mads a great Evidence. - Philadelphia.—in the great drama bole Into which It sank and lay fo r of history, bell* have played a very many years. Finally, attar more than Topeka, Ran.—Is tbe erldencd ob­ mlnent role. Tbo bell most, hl«~ a hundred years 'of oblivion. It waa tained from tbe action of . blood cal and moyl dear to all Americana raised and placed -in a publio sfiuare hounda and the tracke of aboea auffl In Moscow, where It now stands, This la the "Liberty Belt" now In Philadel­ dent to bold, where a mart Is con phia. The other nations of the world ball welgha more than 440,000 pounds. vtoted of murderT Tho .Kansas au bava bells aa famous and dear (o them . and la more than l? fast, in height prams court baa daoldad that It la. In historic memory as our L lh o rtr_ and. fitt feet In olfcufnferenca. where the dogs have been proved to B a ll* Thore Is a ball In nortbbrn China he accurate and reliable in .following Belfast, Ireland, there la a bell which has been ringing without Inter* the trail of human footsteps. ed to ba 1,3.12 years old. It la mission for 100 years. •The -natives In November, 1010, Jo sep h ‘ Ander that the bell was bequeathed to believe that; at every stroke of tbe aotT%as shot and killed aAhfs home jrch in that city by 8t. Patrick, bell a devil la exorcised from their in Graham county. Olcn Ajam s lived carefully preserved and orna- m idst A «pedal tax has been )«vj«d alx mtlea away, bu t he y f* . known to lf » to support those.who mako a business hare left bta home earty*-tfi the 'anrwjl ' of ringing this bell. It Is rung by a nlhg of the murder, returning etVly £ ' system of relay teAms 'that keep rethe next^ morning. Tracks A bou tth e placing on# another. home of’ Anderson gave, the blood The hV-tnry of bells («.very Interesthounda a good trail And they followed They are usually connected with It to the Adame house. Shoe tracks Kant perioda In a nation's exist' a t the Adami home and around*. An­ derson's body corresponded with the atfoea*~whlch Adame wore. The ahoee ntónoulc lyrtw; 'T h e Belle," by Edand the bloodhounds afforded tbe only rdpr Allen Ito *: waa Inspired by .thè evidence adduced against Adams ex­ Tinging of (Amrch baile p aar hip pome. cept some conflicting etatementa he Father Promt*« beautiful lyrlo, *Tbe cned« at the. tim e of hja arrest Bèlle of iRhendon." was Inspired by v As a poeatble motive tor tho crime, tbe bells near Cork, Ireland/* Bella a lt was brought out at the trial that that ring at scheduled peAbda To. ear-^Anderson had aocueed Adams and lain communities become, as It war«, some othaf young men of breaking a living part of thd fommuhlty. lo s e b o o lh o u a e some time before. I Care of Tree Wound. lie boys bad damaged the furniture Whenever a large' Hmb< is' sewed' and .budding considerably .and were from tho tree the wound should be at once covered with wax o f th ick paint- BLOODHOUNDS AS TRACKERS T sar Kolokel the Largest, but "Liberty Ball” Is Dearest to Hearts of Albericene. a 8 Pretore Prison to Chicago. Wou pun,' Wls -Parolad after aerrlag twelve years to r tpurdering her husband, Mrs. Martin Thrush has voiunurlly returned to state prison. She Skeleton of Oat Ip'Clock. Whan a grandfather's d ock ! World's Largest Bell. - • v - -i mented with precious stones and fili­ gree of gold and silver. w u r e l e a s e d 18 ‘ The largest ball In the worid^ts Chicago, but found the wprld eo , known as the Tsar Kolokel. There Is have been abut in the clock, which has «Imaged, so mànvoffrlenda dead, that oot been opened for many year«. Leading .newspaper men and other prominent dtlxen* paid last honors to the late Joseph Puliteci, editor and publisher of die New York World and Louis Cost-Dispatch. All his news­ paper interests were represented at the funeral held at St Thomas’ Episcopal cHhrcluWednevla y Inventor of Musical Qlai ee. , Itlchnid Pockrlch, nn Irish: tan. wee the Inventor of musfcal g asses—or­ dinary drinking glasses limed by se­ lection aud played by passing, wot fin gars over the brim. He rhowed his Invention first In Dublin, and took It tb London about: 1760. Moving 8plrlt of Today. . Potro*, which may ba described as the moving spirit of tho age, fa being nppllod fro freely nowadays to locomo­ tion generally that future generations will p rel'itly wonder however w e manek''d‘to get along without I t '* Cl.-nlflcs lio n o f D ia m o n d s . The diamond called a -brilliant bM SS fecets. A roee diamond le faceted only on the topi It has a'fiat bottom. Paper Prom Millet Stalks. . Tbe Japanese manufacture much of their papar from inlllet sutlks. ; Man­ churia furnishes about 146,000 iòne of pulp a year. f w o x t y sull or UMANINW SOW IMA OSE WHO o r I N Iti A sA rises ACCOVNT h u m . in t o t n o t r i t o VS T IM I» l x i us h u t roo IO WM TUANMtVL STA t TI NO ypQW SAtr'riO A C C O U N T wr . f r o-UATi • *# �L**\ Published Som l-W ookly— Tuesday and Frid ay IN SA N F O R D — Life in Wonh Liuhig SA N FO R D , FL O R ID A , T U C S D A T , NOVEMDCR 7, Itti COMING IN All ITS'TnIIRIIY T H E . CO O P E R A T I V E firmer* Institute On WWW» Spend Nl|M Here . - •_j already mentioned the ~ fhe Her*M >'** ■ » Experimental Station at f*t that the I , will send out a special train GilaerrlUe loaded with live Mock imita ¡0 florida I ______stopping ' j at all the prim sud vagttsble*. W H O S E ORGANIZATION G IV E S HIM T H E B E S T M A RKETS TO S E L L IN AND S A V E S HIM , * F IF T E E N OR TWENTY PER CENT. IN BUYING— DEFINITE E X P E R IE N C E By JOHN L E E CO U LTER J .M A n a t r andI demonstrating iba crop« ** FARMER (liim tclf • Mlnof^oli Ftrinrf, of Mâîlof y.'Mlnn., Member of tht Faculty oUhc University of Minoeioia, and Supervisor of Agricultural S s c t i about mu and fertilizer«. Only ¡f i r tour* »top will be m a d e ^ ti^ n y * L bot Sanford is lu ck ly j« having 1 ..«rimental train atOJf biro one Statistic» of the Census Bureau) ¡5 of November 17th at 7:40 .n d teave __ ggpirdav November 18th. ai 10 o clock. gMglving.our people amplo opportunity w imped the contents of this train, and lUten to the instructive lecture*. San­ ford »touki gel busy and show the visit­ country whlio they are ta« sad the growers should try end intQfe t° l*^0 n half holiday, and come In t> the city on that day and make it o t& m . Prof. Rolfs who has been here opoa several uccaulon*. will have charge of thi train. These experimental trains have -proved very successful In other »utes and In Sanford eepeclally the Uf in .will prove of great value to every trucker gad business roan.- B«-* ready* to give them the glad liaud and let every, one attend the meeting,________" 4 or*sbit of our *' *_ f • ■* f Had 111* Foot Injured W. S. Price, foreman of the planing mill denartmrru of the W. P. C art« lxim- John II. Sparks World's Fanions Shows lo Visit Sunfnrd for One Day Anly Two Exhibitions Four hundred people employed and car­ rying over two hundred foreign and do­ mestic animals, is the statement made by Mr. C. .S-Clark agent f<?r the Spark* Show»1 who wns in town Inst Monday making ar­ rangements for the appearance of tins big show on Thursday, December 7th. The strange, colony of people, handsome horses, rare wild animals and the golden caravans are scheduled to arrive here dur­ ing the early hours nf the morning, of the above date in their own specla) trains of specially built railway cars from Orlando, where they will exhibit the day-before. Show day will begin with n big street parade at 12 o'clock noon, and two per­ formances will be given, the first starting at 2 o'clock and the other at 8 o'clock. It Is said that the Sparks Shows have $75.000 tied up in chariots, tableau, floats, musical vehicles, fanciful and historic enstumes. and expensive and odd things of distinctive parade use. The Sparks Shows' have Improved and grown remarkably "during the last few years, and lo those of us who remember Its former visits comes the thought that It was always a clean, moral and qnlerlalnlng show, apd one wc never hesitated in having our families visit. It is «aid that the show still retains these features that made it such a welcome visitor in the year« gone by, and that its methods of doing business with the public are still of that same high order. McCullers New Delivery Auto I- I’, McCuller wins the medal for tiring the most progressive business man in the city, the llrst to tnslull nn up to dale auto delivery wagon. Mr. Me Culler has n large trade and for some lime has been planing to cover more territory in shorter lime, and lias ootne to the conclusion that the nuto had preced­ ence over the horse, lie lias n Schncht or words to that effect, and will tie abb* to make a tour of the city and suburbs in record time l e n d A Hund S o ci e t y Tin* Lend A Hand Society,-, will-meet Friday afternoon November 18th. in the Weluku Club rooms nt ’1 o'clock. A full attendance of the members is deal pet), and every young lady In the city Is most urgently requested to be pteiCTl A verv Interesting program bos. been arranged fur the afternoon. Miss Linda fstiller will givr a Iliogrnphical sketch of Edward J-'verette llnle; from whose ideas the lend A Hand Society »as motfelrd Mis« igerna Stout will give a sketch of "The Man Without A Country land, build roads, build churches and Reading—Miss Charlotte Keelor school*, hir«t o(licient teachers, and pay Piano Solo—Miss Florence Frank. fair salaries,' rujd they cannot expect ty Song—Miss Mabel Bowler. have the fndil lies'HiJh c ir Imines which are found in Ihe hqniii of people living in the cities. I am not now «(leaking of the southern (ilfijttcts wifii then broad acres of laud, i inn speaking of the aver age farmers. Nsstf of Good Companions, Wo Vent one or two companions of latelltgsuro. probity and sens«, to v « r nut life s iili, persuua by whom *• e*a measure ourselves ‘ and who .sk*II hnld u» fn,| (n aanao and tlMtlo.—Fmt-rtnn continued on mnili |>uge SHALL THE PEOPLE RULE? The Peoples Candidates for Alderman ti— t , ; . - * • a * . l * Ta * j -------1-» -* . . B. W. Herndon W *. S . Hand „ • .. ‘I .W. H. Underwood L.. Woodruff . P. M. Elder, T. J. Miller, Geo. Fox, Jr ' at n (1 for a decent wter supply thereby lowering our present bi^h, rate, of uro insurance. :? !‘uye no ill will for any, 1 ui S nford. and therefore ‘ e no rnridjo sling, nends ^our* fr nchise is your personal property and the man who would seek to rule or control] your vote is an enemy 10 good government. Vote y°ur convictions. ^fineiubfr 3 am not (hr can* J^att of the politicians, but 3 am tij? lìfoplrs’ canbibate. 1.: ! sma LI\ l\ 1. L ■‘.'J rV I rg O lf r ' 1 etica In the average stale. Yet not a dozen organizations like the produce ex­ change of the eastern shore of Virginia can be"found In tbo whole of the United States. ^ | ’ The apple growers of Virginia ore or­ ganizing and the peach growers of Geor­ gia are struggling with their problem. They luva~not yet succeeded Jn perfect­ ing as successful-ajeiiMjoI organizations Mceooonr; and ;tl»ay ••'We stand for Progress—the substantial "md. We stand for a better water supply for the people and fire protection for the peoples’ property. . “We are not the candidates of the politicians nor the bosséà nof the Water Works Company, nor the candidates of ONE MAN. II | * , -* « .We are for Sanford and its people. iA business man’s administration. Voté fôr all of us. We stand for the best interest of Sanford and all the people. Equal rights to all—special privilegeJ o none. , v ^ y . � 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, November 03, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 03, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 03, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald