15 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a403668d86da6d5a4528e75a5fcf0284.pdf 88f5a0de1bf49216d5e9e58360890236 PDF Text Text N o v e m b e r 3, SEA ELEPHANTS REAL e «pioterà found One That Was 21 Loa Aug elsa. Cal.—Tbs recent American ¿lunaum of Natural His­ tory expedition to Lower California aboard the U. S. 8. Albatross was lbs moat fruitful and 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 II 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 comprisi about flfty. of all agea and altea, and they were lylng high on tbe beach. They were eo ■luggtsb and tnactlre tbat tbe nat- Herd of 8ea Elephants, i walked among them '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—that 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. 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. 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 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■sta 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 IIsards, rare birds. Ashes never before seen and an un­ classified dear wore taken. GREAT BELLS OF THE WORLD BLOODHOUNDS AS TRACKERS Conviction In a Kansas Murder Case la Affirmed on Circumstantial Evidence. Topeka, Ran.—Is tbe erldencd ob­ tained from tbe action of . blood hounda and the tracke of aboea auffl dent to bold, where a mart Is con vtoted of murderT Tho .Kansas au prams court baa daoldad that It la. where the dogs have been proved to he accurate and reliable in .following the trail of human footsteps. In November, 1010, Joseph‘Ander aotT%as shot and killed aAhfs home in Graham county. Olcn Ajams lived alx mtlea away, but he yf*. known to hare left bta home earty*-tfi the 'anrwnlhg of the murder, returning etVly the next^ morning. Tracks A boutthe home of’ Anderson gave, the blood hounda a good trail And they followed It to the Adame house. Shoe tracks ' at the Adami home and around*. An­ derson's body corresponded with the atfoea*~whlch Adame wore. The ahoee and the bloodhounds afforded tbe only evidence adduced against Adams ex­ cept some conflicting etatementa he cned« at the. time of hja arrest v As a poeatble motive tor tho crime, a lt was brought out at the trial that -^Anderson had aocueed Adams and some othaf young men of breaking lo s e b o o lh o u a e some time before. I lie boys bad damaged the furniture and .budding considerably .and were 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 w u r e l e a s e d 18 Chicago, but found the wprld eo «Imaged, so mànvoffrlenda dead, that When It had been cast, attempt was made to bang It so that li might'be rung, but, by an unhappy chance. It broke from tta supports and fell to tho ground, wharsln It mads a great - Philadelphia.—in the great drama bole Into which It sank and lay for of history, bell* have played a very many years. Finally, attar more than mlnent role. Tbo bell most, hl«~ a hundred years 'of oblivion. It waa cal and moyl dear to all Americana raised and placed -in a publio sfiuare la the "Liberty Belt" now In Philadel­In Moscow, where It now stands, This phia. The other nations of the world ball welgha more than 440,000 pounds. bava bells aa famous and dear (o them . and la more than l? fast, in height In historic memory as our Llhortr_ and. fitt feet In olfcufnferenca. Ball* Thore Is a ball In nortbbrn China Belfast, Ireland, there la a bell which has been ringing without Inter* ed to ba 1,3.12 years old. It la mission for 100 years. • The -natives that the bell was bequeathed to believe that; at every stroke of tbe jrch in that city by 8t. Patrick, bell a devil la exorcised from their carefully preserved and orna- m idst A «pedal tax has been )«vj«d lf » to support those.who mako a business jl ' of ringing this bell. It Is rung by a £ ' system of relay teAms 'that keep replacing on# another. The hV-tnry of bells («.very InterestThey are usually connected with Kant perioda In a nation's existTsar Kolokel the Largest, but "Liberty Ball” Is Dearest to Hearts of Albericene. a 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. Skeleton of Oat Ip'Clock. Whan a grandfather's dock ! World's Largest Bell. - • v - -i mented with precious stones and fili­ gree of gold and silver. ‘ The largest ball In the worid^ts , known as the Tsar Kolokel. There Is have been abut in the clock, which has oot been opened for many year«. h u m . in tot n o t r i t o VS TIM I» 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 prel'itly wonder however we manek''d‘to get along without It '* Cl.-nlflcs lion of Diamonds. The diamond called a -brilliant bM ntónoulc lyrtw; 'The Belle," by Ed- SS fecets. A roee diamond le faceted rdpr Allen Ito*: waa Inspired by .thè only on the topi It has a'fiat bottom. Tinging of (Amrch baile p aar hip pome. Father Promt*« beautiful lyrlo, *Tbe Paper Prom Millet Stalks. . Bèlle of iRhendon." was Inspired by Tbe Japanese manufacture much of tbe bells near Cork, Ireland/* Bella their papar from inlllet sutlks. ; Man­ that ring at scheduled peAbda To. ear- churia furnishes about 146,000 iòne of lain communities become, as It war«, pulp a year. a living part of thd fommuhlty. Care of Tree Wound. Whenever a large' Hmb< is' sewed' from tho tree the wound should be at once covered with wax of thick paint- f w o x t y sull or UMANINW SOW IMA OSE WHO or IN Iti A sArises ACCOVNT lx i us h u t roo IO WM TUANMtVL wr STA t TI NO ypQW . SAtr'riO A C C O U N T f r o-UATi • *# �L**\ Published Soml-Wookly— Tuesday and Friday I N S A N F O R D — Life in Wonh Liuhig SANFORD, FLORIDA, T UCSDAT, NOVEMDCR 7 , I t t i 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 FARMER . - • _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*. J .M A n a tr andI demonstrating iba crop« S s c t i about mu and fertilizer«. Only ¡fir tour* »top will be m a d e ^ ti^ n y * L bot Sanford is lucklyj« having 1 ..«rimental train atOJf biro one W H O S E O R G A N I Z A T I O N G I V E S HIM T H E B E S T M A R K E T S T O S E L L IN A N D S A V E S HIM , * F I F T E E N OR T W E N T Y P E R C E N T . IN B U Y IN G — D EFIN ITE E X P E R I E N C E By JOHN LEE COULTER ** (liim tclf • Mlnof^oli Ftrinrf, of Mâîlof y.'Mlnn., Member of tht Faculty oUhc University of Minoeioia, and Supervisor of Agricultural Statistic» of the C ensus B ureau) ¡5 of November 17th at 7:40 .nd 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 o r * s bit of our 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 *' f • *_ ■* f Had 111* Foot Injured W. S. Price, foreman of the planing mill denartmrru of the W. P. Cart« 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 anim als, is the statem ent made by Mr. C. .S-Clark agent f<?r the Spark* Show»1 who wns in town Inst Monday making ar­ rangem ents 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 d u r­ 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 c ie ty Tin* Lend A Hand Society,-, w ill-m eet 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 len d 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*, h ir« 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'HiJ h 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 a g e farmers. Nsstf of Good Companions, Wo Vent one or two companions of latelltgsuro. probity and sens«, to v « r nut life siili, persuua by whom *• e*a measure ourselves ‘and who .sk*II hnld u» fn, | (n aanao and tlM tlo.— F m t-rtn n co n tin u ed on m nili |>uge SHALL THE PEOPLE RULE? The Peoples Candidates for Alderman ti— t ,;.- * • a * . l * Ta * j ------1-» -* . ' ^fineiubfr 3 am not (hr can* J^att of the politicians, but 3 amtij? lìfoplrs’ canbibate. 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. r V I 1 . !!L ■‘.'J s m rgO a L lfr ' 1 I \l \ 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. .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 I I | * , ^ y . -* « �. .. v- • ' m e 8 /^rORD MER tLO November 7. mu $ .... A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be* tween You and Me jrt i H E N you read an advertisement of P a lm * & Seigh’s ^ ^ * ^ y o u may feel safe in takiiig it at its face value— you may depend upon it being the truth. T hatVthe policy that has built this business to the foremost clothes Store in San ford. That’s the policy that is guiding the destinies of this institution. To the young men of Sanford we have a word of special interest: to say today on gpocirt}? Brant) clothes. &orirtj) Brant) clothes are made for “Young Men,“ but by “Young Meii” is not meant the eighteen- or twenty-year-old youth necessarily. 'It means any man who wants to look young. The “lines” on which they are designed accomplish this. If you question this, try on a garment. . B a k e r A t Tbo B et You b a ^ h r a ^ o n n la h ty Caaoy and ihr ft mou» How tbs Mro S ilb e diamond la a orkoo wao a 1with bai la band ha beard the fan* a rolthiy ÜMtmpff« o i l tiro U rik a^ 'sq d bow, t a fenaid u it '■ * iWUil EMM abort Innin»» bad bo«« laUhed aad tba ..„ .n it And aTtlmtiih*ihaAtb'-a-lotk« on tbo day befor« *' bad Iran „. Wbtn ihJa When thkaatao a*rue (frrxr w m , Bator, bit tbo pill for a Wby, ibat o a t ud of "Rutto.'' who put acro»» ihe plots. And could not happen la a man like Malhowaan. tbo p N L The m t w u an« to aothtas. ho would bold tbrtn dews to that— Such was tbo 'dopo" s f a ti horse lene when Bate» «rent 10 bat. ■ ** Thor« wao roso In Matty'* moaner and a trulle upon him f|c e A i ho wound up an inward curro no be it Inf eye trace— -When "Zaini" a ball wont «ailio« by a* If out of a fun. A ihrousb « i l « u that m ale no ilopa thU aide ' 1 UMM Run Swnawbom lb* *un la ahloalaf. «wwrwb.ro tbo crowds pro |iy t S r e w w h ^ l b . band* are playlaf-ln I’hU-aDown In tb . Quak» City there'» a loillty and But bereV »]u»t like Mud >11). »in« Baker'» frta t hern. run.»Mow York World. . 4 I ace that the Herald threw a nice boquet at the Mayor and City Council relative to the remqval of the coal chute and the switching in the city limit». Now while I wish to hand out the compUmelty to these gentleman for this piece of work'. I remember that it waa Mrs. J. rVJ’nrher who started the agitation, and while the City Council had this sub­ ject on their mind. Mrs. Parker helped the matter along by continually pushing the subject. This good lady also agitated the subject of the West Side Park, and other improvements, and when it comes to boquets I want to toss her one. Mrs. Parker is a hustler for Improvements and " has accomplished much along this line. i.-f’ • » a . M Several lime* I have dwelt upon the , ■ subject of charity, sometimes to the confusion of ideas among, my friends, but . * “ always with the idea of a better undcr^; standing of this complex question. I uu» ■ .demand that Sanford will now go Into. * this subject deeper and will organize a TCharity Association. It will be tbe bus­ iness of the Secretary and the executive committee to examine into the merits of each charity case, and take action at \” ' • Grice, The Charity Aaaodalion will have foe members every business men and ’ every citizen who would like to join, and * the charity fund will ba kept up by voluntary contributions. Each merchant will thus b e . released of tbe I¡other and expense Of contributing to tbe support of every Tom blck and Harry who comes - along with a tale of w oe, and always get the coin. Where a business man is now forced to pay out at len t $10 for three months during the- winter season, and give tbe money for outside parties, be can give only a small part of this to (be Charity Association with the knowledge that the money will go only to the parties that need lL Every man who lost a toe In' the Spanish war. or a tooth in the big freeze or an eyelash in the Johnstown flood will >e referred to the Charity A«*^ pcietioiMind the busy man of business o u t, easy in mind and pocket-book contributed and docs pot need todfttf *pen tala of yoe. "fC*J** . Pi .■*r* 1*3 4 - J&OCietg Brant) clothes are the very height of class, refinement, style, quality, They will add tone and gentility to any man’s appearance. We emphasize and specialize this brand of clothes because tot babr learneh after experimenting tottt) otfrer* Itnefl, that $oc(etg SSrant) are the best at any price. We are anxious for you to UllOlD and wear j&arletp 18rant). We invite you here especially tomorrow to view our latest models. You will |. not sec anything like them in Sanford. Wc guarante that. All the new­ est Fall shades at' S u t4 m a d e i f J a m c u *' $20.00 TO $30.00 S ly it, CoaifoTt a n d D o r a M tti O TH E R S U ITS $15.00 to $20.00 Bo s u r e and g e t this mak. buying socks. Namo on every.;, r T W E N T Y FIVE CENTS "* We have tho latest styles and cui ®aHf>err Jiotif But ©ualitp Clotljra 3rr è ’olh S A N FO R D , W h a t Is Your ramlly W o rth ? * If your foraily ‘Is worth Jhe heat you can afford In bouse and food and clothes. Is it not worth the beat reading as wellt And the best reading—best for boys and girls, best for men and women—is to be found in Tbe Youth's Companion. Of stories alone The Companion will print nearly 300 In 1912. With all the rest of the paper thrown In. and counting Ihe glorious long aerial stories, they cost the subscribers loss than a cent aplecfe. Moreover you will look, long before you will find stories so varied1and interesting —stones o t coolness in the face of peril, strange adventures with creatures of tbe forest aod die sea. moving stories of life's obscure heroism, stories breezy with good» natured humor, quaint and curious char­ acter sketches. Now is the time to subscribe, for you will receive from tbe time your $1.75 Is received a ll, the issues for the remaining weeks Of 1911, containing the opening chapters of Ralph D. Paine's great aerial story of the Boxer rebellion. "The Cross and the Dragon." And there la the gift of Tbe Companion Calendar for 1912. "On the New England Coast." lithographed In ten colors and gold. Only 11.75 now for tbe 52 weekly issue«, but on January 1, 1912, tbe subscription price will be ad­ vanced to 92-00, Tbe Youth's Compan­ ion. 144 Berkeley Sl, Boston, Mean'New subscription« received at this oflice. Death o f W. R. Price v S V ■ W. R. Price, one of the beat engineers on the Guest Line, died suddqply yeetrrday neat Jessup. G*. He was enrout* to Atlanta as a-WlUfoda 1« a Southern Railway case, and his sudden*death was • shock to his man Jr'friends in Sanford Other poinu where be knotym It .will be remembered that Engineer Price whllg on hie regular pm Several __ ego Tdl 'through the drawbridge at Medina Creek and miraculously escaped death. The burial will bemad* at Waycroa* -tire "be formerly resided. ’ Mr. Price leaves a wife and four children to Interpreting Our Lew«. E llo o o . w h o s e f a m ily la th e o ld eotsR* his Iftso. The Brotherhood of tr y b e d k n o w n b e r b y tb e m o r e p r o s a le Engineers will have charge of n a m e o f E lle tt. lo o t no o p p o r tu n ity o f arrangements. 1 1 7 First St. FLO R ID A !X T H E- , C- IT, Y R ESTA URANT «■* - • s•> ( Dr*» Street, one Mack from Depot « p a n ile PmtoAce) ♦ t H. E . W IS E, Proprietor X Formerly Manager of Central Cafe t i Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty j A Place For Ladies and Gentlemen ♦ { . S h o rt O rd e rs At A ll H ours ♦ P r o m p t,^ M .► ■ Sli £ * *.fy j ^ _ 4 e v e ry th in g F lra t Cl»»» J , - ■, ♦ , •* A e a l TickeU « ÿ S o ld at Reduce»! Rnu ■■ + t l S S S S t ' M M SH a s S S S S S H S S S S M S Ü èkV f * * * * * * * » * * * * * * 4 * THE PROGRESS STEAM LAUNDRY *" i F A L L FER TILIZIN G D on't worry «boat » » ,thing yotrmod boro to bo Lauadrrrd. E w y ortklo * wiB bo Laaadarod porfrctly and ra­ ta l nod aniojarad. TKa boat «ad plow rh » n « » s afonia, aad iba para*» atari b lor atifofciaf. in tbo banda at Citrus Growers T b e re a s o n s fo r F a ll F ertU U lhg « re ab ly p re s e n te d to o u r n ew fre e book e n title d Progress SteamLaundry — - , ■Gtrus Growers, Look Ahead! — ----- . * »_ Send for a copy. Now U tbe time to lay the foundation for next year'«crop Ideal - 7 5 R ight F ro p o rtlo n s *; Right R esu lts J ; p r o m u lg a tin g a J L J h # fre e d o m s o f th e ee w e o u n try th a t ce rn e b e r tr e y . S o m e ­ tim e* t h e y to o k e s to r s r f a d f o r m o f h a n d ln « o u t o r d e r e to b e r m la t r ane " Y e s 'll b e r a r e f a i , m u m , th o t y e e p o t* £ -ti 'c a / - - Call at our Branch JHare-Houae. R. C Maxwell. Manager, or add«» W ils o n A T o o m s r F o r t illg s r C o . - • - - ■>, af �m T H t SANTORO MCRALO y. is» d en tal benefit« w blcb a c c o m p a n y t h * burden o f the tariff l e v i e d e v e n f o r reronue. A C A N D ID A T E “ : W£y f l. J - FO B C O N G R E S S Jacksonville ju ANNOUNCEMENTS Í | R v fe re a d n m an d Itrra ll. B fH f» B uiineii ftnnally Annotmcei He Will H»ke the Baoc. ACUAN CAMPAIGN PROMISED Hi, Announcement D iicune« PromiH it Questiona,. Some .of WWob An of V u t Im p o rtan ce.; Amt vf U* Toomer. * p r o r o l n a n f t u » * ¿ ¿ ’ ¡¿««1 «tor** o p e r a t o r and ‘ "f,*,1\ * J i £ k » « n « » l l K a n n o o n r « * bis f o ? r o „ « r e a . in thorfMOond S ^ E L t a l dlatrtct. i l , «otllB«* d e a r l y a n d p l a i n l y hi» . M tom* Im po rtan t q u e s tio n « o f „ t M » l lata«*** chan, d g o r o u a a n d Im parao no l L j i g S a l . a a . i l rad. « , quota from bla a n n o u n c e m e n t U* S t o f r t M I • T h e r e f e r e n d u m Idea n o w p o p u la r WITH (Uin * po H t M a n w-wnrf »'»mu- » l U r p e o p le t* In c o m a r e a p e c l a u t t e r l y w rong. Th* prop riety of re ferrin g m a n y q u e atio ru o f local re g u la tio n s a n d m u n i c i p a l g o v e r n m e n t b a c k tu the p e o p l e f o r t h e l y final a p p r o v a l Is u n ­ qu estio n ed . but th * e x tre m e of r e f e r r ­ in g a l l l e g i s l a t i v e , e x e c u t i v e and Ju­ d i c i a l f u n c t i o n s b a c k to th e b a l lo t b o x la n o t a d r o l t t e d i It .la a b s u r d and It I* • u i o f h e rm o n y w ith the ge n era l and y a t a b l l a h e d p la n o r o u r fo rm o f s t a l e and fed e ra l governm ent. T h * -ca re fu l s e l e c t i o n o f m e n f o r Office In .w h ich th e e n tire e le c to r a te should ae a public d u ty p a rtic ip a te and w ise legislatio n a n d c n n a U l u l l e n h l p r o v i s i o n r u i n g the l e n g t h o f te r i ) i s w f- .o i n r * w i ll qml a g r e a t d e a l o f t h i s re feren dum talk. ■ N a lle a w l H ig h w a y » . • » • T h e r i g h t a n d - d u l y - o f the g e n e r a l g o v e r n m e n t to a i d In th e c o n s t r u c t i o n .mi] ’m a l n t e i « v f-B a tlo iiQ l* * lK liw n y » f 1 b e l i e v e 'J ftM ta ry a b u i l i K l y ; ai.'d t h i s c|awa o f I m p r o v e m e n t the Interior c o u n tie s a re e x p e c tin g and h a ve a r i g h t t o d e m a n d ; f o r w h i l e t h e y fe e l I n d i r e c t l y th e b e n e fit o f c u r s p le n d i d rlv o q a n d h a r b o r I n v e s t m e n t s and tmpn/veriyente t h i s -n a t i o n a l d e v e l o p m e n t Of a r y a t . h i g h w a y * , to b e a r I n t e r s t a t e f l t a d f c 'k n d f r a m e w o u l d be a benefit f l o w i n g “ d i r e c t l y to t h e do o r* o f .- o u r p e o p le w h o do n o t l i v e on t h e l e a b o ard . a n d th e t i m e , h a s n o w c o m e to a t l e a s t bwgtn t h l a w o r k . F lo r id a S h ip ( 'a n a l . “ I t m a y n o t be p o s s i b l e to a c c o m ­ p l i s h it. b u t I a m c o m m i t t e d a b s o l u t e ­ ly to the hop* th a t th e m illio ns and m i l l i o n s o f m o h e y n o w I n v e s te d In m i b i n a r y a n d b e i n g u s e d In d i g g i n g th a P a n a m a c a n a l m a y tint he s o ld ns j u n k on t h e c o m p l e t i o n o f (h a c a n a l t h r e e y e a r s h e n c e hut m a y be u t i l i s e d by o u r general governm ent In ru njun ctlon W ith t h i s s t a t e In d i g g i n g a s h ip c a n a l a c r o s s t h * p e n i n s u l a o f F l o r i d a fro m t h e S t J o h n s r i v e r to t h e g u lf. T h t i Is a c h a n g e In t h e m a p o f the w o r ld w h i c h i h o y l d nnd c e r t a i n l y w i l l u l t i ­ m a t e l y be m a d e T h e c o m m e r c e o f the B a s t a n d o f t h e . w e s t e r n c o a a t o f Houth A m e r i c a a n d o f th e g u l f a b s o l u t e l y d e ­ m a n d s It, a n d If e le c t e d I w ill prepuro^ I n t r o d u c e a n d a d v o c a t e l e g i s l a t i o n to t h la and. Now ♦ - * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --- Is the Time ’Tor Muy or At the rrriiril ristarai of friend» aod niters I announor that I ant a candidate for the ofltcvr of Mayor of the Citr of Ssaford. nt the November i r t m a r y . ________ G Vi Sr (ha (nuil furili« position of Mayor of urna candidate Sanfced lubject to the derliion of ________ the primary election ara solicit your *uffra|e and1 support sop! W D Ilia ras .„ _ f for Alderman I hereby announce my candidacy for the posit! of Alderman, subject to the derision of the white Primary to be held November 21, 1011. _______ P. M Eutcx. ... to Hatch A- orfk • ’ , -fftr- ... — *— — — s.i. d o n ’t I hereby otmourtce my carni Wintry for Alderman « m e city ol Sanford subject to the decision of the White 1‘rimiry, held Nov. 21, E _ P IC N IC I am a candidate for the) position of Alderman, mbjert to the decision of the Novemt'er primary ond herewith solicit your tup|«rt JU S T -A .S G O O D -t- Get up a Party, Hire a Launch and Come to W O O DLAND PARK S O SmuiBHit*. TSw I will lie a candidate for Alderman, lubiect to tho daritkm of the White Primary to he held November 2 l*t. and solicit your tuffraie, * Respectfully ___________ W II PETERS' L e a rn to sw im in th a t sh a d y Pool. No rocks, no holes, no rep tile s to h u rt you. Safe for an y child. No Sew erage, uq slim e, tm ly p u r e well w ater. • ‘f v E m ptied a n d cleaned ev ery day. Every co n venience for P icnic p arties. R efreshm ents. Open S a tu rd a y s am i S u n d a y s.' O ther duya by a rra n g e m e n t. '*■/ I hereby announce tny candidacy for [«»itkm of Alderman, vubject to the decision of the White Primary to be held Nov 2ltl. lull II, W. HmtuM. T he Launchrs ,.'M»raie,‘ and " N At Die earnest request of many friends I have deckled frfannounce my candidacy for Alderman of Sanford subiect to the dcclslun of the primary to lie tieJd on November 2 I»L *' y P rice 2 S o Round Trip S a tu r d a y s end S u n d a y s .1 M il l t * l 11m a ca n d id a le fur re-ele<-tlf«i tn th e ofllee o f aWierinno » ul-ject.to the de»-|sioii of the White* Primary. Nov 2t»t. Itili, Il K Snvrws. Peoples f o r C lerk and A s s e s s o r t will I«* » candidale fotwrevid myself in the (tarsi I km of Clly (’ Irf l ond *ub|rvi lo llir The O N L Y hank tn S . n f w d (hat I N S U R E S EVF.HY D O L L A R hftvr .IrxuJrd of (’lefk nnd of ihr WMir J Um/.;a Tor irrnMirrr and Collrctor I nnnuuncr* tnr c^ndUncy for Ihr (MMiiiim o( T r r a ïu t r r JhiJ I x ilr r in f of ib r city v i San ford, rul» jftt to ibc dtekton uf lhe Whit«* Prim ary io I«* held N ovem ber H lil. i»fnì ftolkt y oui voir* _______________ W I. UiaoAN ROBERTS’ SPECIALS D E P O S I T E D A G A I N S T L O S S ftom an, «nd *11 c*u*e*. THE % t PEO PLES Prompt Service ! t t fo ur BANK OF SA N FO R D - Polite Service - Accurate Service per cent allow ed on s a v in g s d e p o s it s Safety Dejtostt Boies for Rent WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS t M M S M I T H . Pra*. Il K S T E V E N S . V .c e P r r » . <- 4. <asfr * * * * • : • + <■ *<■ <•<• SH IP <»❖ *5*<• TO THE Il C O M M ISSIO N E. Í O L A H . C a .h rft j ♦ ♦ ++♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * + ' ORIGINAL S . EL & E , H . F R 0ST M t ROMANI S Oranges, (ìrupcfrhlt, Pineapples, Vegetables F lo u r SOUTHERN SHIPPING 319 W ashington S t. New York Cornar Jay Str*«t • NO. 5 0 . Kindly W rite for S te n c il If N eeded Y e l lo w Neal * , V B u lk C o rn . ----------OFFF.KS —-------- FOR THIS WEEK G ra h a m Florida | C A P IT A L $30.000.00 tafilir piirmir> to lir hr id in Novrinlrr M W lrfn.ru. Al ihr rnjurM of many friendi I to n rundWialr fot (Hr olTirr «Vatt-tagi/r »tih)en I in ihr «Irrisluti Tri m nry lu Im* hrld Ñov* 2! S. Bank of Sanford, REFERENCES: AETNA NATIONAL DANK ALL MERCANTILE ACENCIE8 Does Locution und Experience Conni? B u lk H. E. Schwitters & Son .Commission Merchants P im e n to C h e e se > . Y e a st *■ t0 ***• •«» FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS L. H . T E M P L E . -* / - Phone IG6. ULU ond Oak Ava... Special Offering in Fern». npf»l Cta«ling to Order, Nt*t DoorWCAt of Post Office— Sanford, Sanford, Florida , Florido -* - *’ ’ l « ï l « M » - _ - , -Sr-■ • » » ’ * ( *'■ - ■ -A*'*r. ‘ Ripening Rooms for Tomatoes and other goods whicn require T v t n , .. i.. ..■■■■■'sra Artificial H eat* . w ■- Market report» to Sanford dally by wire ,r RrrrjrtJtcrs—New York Calmly National Bank. New Y0^ ^ * ' ■ ■■ , •; ______ __ __________ 3 _____ U --------- ------ 1 - 2 ------------ --- Apply for.Stencils, Stamps and information to Lewis Vegetable Exchange Sole Repregentative for Sanford and dfniicL Sanford Phone 251 ■ ; -^ -M e n o n d M u le r. ■* T h e C r ip p e h M u s ic S to r e 40ENI JACKSONVILLE TIORAI COMPANY . , 867 Wuhln(fon St.. NEW YORK,» * ? «_______________ V ._ ' 4 “ Crown Butter • S o u t h e r n F r u it s a n d V e g e ta b le s : F le is c h m a n s P « " Seit 211 Fint Strut TME W ITH S sn fo r d N in c e N e a t I* undoubtedly ■[vegdlag—you «bou Id i n t i t o l o and fight It If It', pria¿¡píe» «re wrong, or fighi fot U ifxlght. C yp hers Incubators In su re end Hatch J . A. T A K A C H , Cm Tox. ja. T Glfljrooiidttlngutiïfilo. x p e r im e n t 11svIn* held the position of Aldertusn for one Icrot, I »will agaia be a candidate for the position ■ od solicit your suffer»«« solely upon my post subject to the decision of the white Primary . __ ■______ 8. R um * rne*t solid IS th . YPH E R S^I HC ÜBAT0B Tho Cyphers Incubators and Brooders aro Time Tried and Flro-Toatdd Guaranteed W II Usncstrooo At the request of many friend*. I have deride«! to announce roy oandldacy lor the txuJtion of Alderman of Sanford, subject to the decision of the White Primary held Nov. 21 . W. W. Aeijvunir g o v e r n m e n t In the t r i a l of w h a t I s i n ­ 1 tidsffptiy aoTKtaJlKV» in y rn fulmine y fui ih r ¡ k m |(Iuiì c e r e l y b e ll e v o to h a v e been the rn.nt of Trr<Ni>urrr and C o U fd o r tub|««ri io the drciiUjti I m p o r t a n t c a s e « v e r b r o u g h t u n d e r the nf lh « Primary hrld November 2 lai + P W Munto« a c t . T h i s c a s e t e s t e d the a c c o u n t a b i l i t y , n o t o f I n a n i m a t e c o r p o r a t i o n s , but of + I n d i v i d u a l s r h a r g r . l w ith lh<. d e s t r u c ­ A t i o n o f c o m p é t i t i o n and ttie r o lia n q u e s t f c o n s t r a i n t of t r a d e , t m t b i n t e r s t a t e and f o r r l g n , . b y mentis t h a t w ere I l l e g a l In t h e m e e l v r * and w h i c h , t e s t e d by c o m ­ m o n s t a n d a r d s o f b u s i n e s s m o ra ls, wero Í u t t e r ly w rongI am o p p o sed to th« o p p r e s s i o n o f bua lnc»*L e v e n t h o u g h t h e b u s i n e s s m a y be l a r g e . In t h e a g ­ g r e g a t e . w h e r e the m e a n s a d o p t e d for t h u s e n l a r g i n g th e p a r t i c u l a r bualneaa m e a n a c h e a p e r a n d b e t t e r p ro d u c t, w i t h b e t t e r f a c i l i t i e s fo r d is t r ib u t io n , a n d w l j e r e tha m e a n s a d o p te d fo r thus b u i l d i n g up t h e b u s i n e s s nrs not o t h e r - * w l s a I l l e g a l o r Im m o ra l. Itut w h e r e lh* d i r e c t p u rp o s u o f th« o r g a n i s â t Inn Is to e s t a b l i s h and m a i n t a i n -1 m o n o p o ly , or w h e r e s u c h Is Hot lh*- re a l p u rp o s e, but the I m m e d i a t e a n d I n e v i t a b l e r e s u l t la lh«t d estru ction of c n m p y t t lln n by m e a n s t h a t a r e Jn t h e m s e l v e s I lle g a l and f la g m n t l r w rong, I e lr v n g ly favo* t h e e n f o r c e m e n t o f the-pei|al p r o v i s i o n * o f t h e S h e r m a n a n t i - t r u s t act. n o t o n ly a g a i n s t t h * c o r p o r a t e o r g a n i s a t i o n , bul a g a i n s t the o f f e n d i n g d i r e c t o r s and o t h e r o titrera. T h e f o r c e b& this a c t has In m a n y I n s t u n c a s be en s p a n ! In tnv c s t l g u t l n n s a n d p r o s e c u t io n * I n a u g u ­ r a t e d p u r e l y f o r p a r t i s a n o r p o li t i c a l p u r p o s e s and l o m M l m m to e x p l o i t thé t a l e n t u n d e n e r g y o f j v r u s e r u l l n g offi­ 9 c e r s a n d p o li t i c i a n * . I am In f a v o r of lh« I m m e d i a t e and d i r e c t e n f o r c e m e n t o f the p an gl p r o v i s i o n s o f this act. and do n o t b« lle v d ~ th d t the«« p r o v i s i o n s of the a c t re q u ire a n y fu rth e r le g is la tiv e d e fi n i t i o n T h e e l v l l p r o v i s i o n ! o f the a c t do naed a m e n d m e n t and l e g i s l a t i v e d e fi n i t i o n T h e e f f e c l l v e e n f o r c e m e n t of t h o p e n a l p r o v i s i o n s o f th * act. b y the d e p a r t m e n t c h a r g e d w i t h It» e n f o r c e J ! * . ' * t0lV:* i ! " 1 “ >at t h e t a r i f f n e i d e m eiyl I* w h a t t h e b u s i n e s s I n t e r e s t s of RfUlen end this, tha D e m o c r a t i c p a r t y .( hk c o u n t r y re q u i r e * > and should a c c o m p l i s h . F ran k ly, F u l l U la e n s a la n A s s u re d . bk * * ' " ,hB c ° h t l n u w l w glla* “ H 1» In o p p o r tu n * , a t th is t i m e to lfV? ‘ M* »object w i t h o u t a defin ite r g , * * * ” .* ®f ,w h a ‘ I* to b e re v le o d or d i s c u s s a t l e n g t h t h i s or o t h e r m a tt « r s ' 1». i.* do ,n d » b o u t aw m u t h h a r m o f p u b l i c In terest» a n d 1 w ill d e f e r d o ­ 4 ,. ? ' e x a ctio n » o f tb * t . r t r t i n g s o u n t il t h * - c a m p a i g n o p en s , and t h e n t a k e t h e m u p f u l l y kn d f r a n k l y S l h a e m « h0Ui a l * ‘l o n , w l , h : * nd ahat m S i* * 0t. c o u n t r y a d v i s e d W l t k r n y advjorearJes a n d w i t h th * pubWefl.r VJ**Ct from our ,n th u IJc. T h * p u b l l d Ja not. b o w * v « r . d * * p ly l e e u b i 'i c l P ;« ‘ *«Mva t h e o r y o f th * I n t e r e s t e d In c o n t e s t * o f p e r d o n a l r e ­ 111 . I m P * cty I h o u l d b e c h a l l e n g e d p r o a c h b y m e n a o e k l n g office, and I k S t t i l P w * *»»ould h a v e a s h a l l ‘n o t, , u n d e r « n y c ir c u m s t a n c e # , be __ » w iraisthi / .* V» nu. \ to Ah * « « n e r a l g o v * d r a w n Into a n y a u c h . c o n t r o v e r s y , b u t e ? £ » h^ 1i , h o u l ? lri n ° «■ ae* b e l e v i e d 1 w i l l e x t e n d t o m y o p p o n e n t s t h * u t ­ I m ere­ dotohUahad m a n u fa » * m o s t p e r s o n a l c o n s i d e r a t i o n , i»L,A *!'tdfprtaea w h i c h n e e d no p B * l y w a n t th# frie n d # And a c q u a in t a n c e # S j £ fV »'.lhF h * r * h o w a b l e to pair w h o m I b i n a n d a l l tho v o l e r » and Ud M l J t i . * . . ' ' P 01'». «h*1r produ/it p e o p l e o f t h e d l » t r l c t to k n o w a t thla ‘hen t h . w ,* n Cft« * « n i * r a t l* * e l i m e In a t je f ln lt * w a y t h a t I » h a ll »»k T h l» a n ­ W lebt . ^ m M , l ° p r l c *' b u t It e bou ld t h a l r s u p p o r t In thl» ra ce . o V i ? » ? * ? n 11u * ur4#*- k b d W hen n o u n c e m e n t I HVpe tn«y n o t he r e g a r d ­ S S y . A g y y l — I m p o s e d t t a . r e r t p - ed gg i n a q y w a y t e n t a t i v e or do»lgn ed u a.t to!1?nU ?h‘^,ld be •<> distributed m e r e l y to e licit a n e x p r e s s io n o f * * n t l ta New »«■? b?,h ■,d«» of every river m s n t / r o m t h » dl»tr|ct- for, a f t e r c a r e ­ co n sidering t h * q u e s t i o n o f tacturia* e S i * r d» w , t h m e n u * fu lly ta»'* proauc‘* out of Flor* e n te rin g th# rac# a n d c o n f e r r i n g w ith m any men f r o m different p art* o f th e 1» M b «7 •nd truita i r .T t l • t o r “ ’ » » d c o t t o n d is tric t. It • I» n o w s e t t l e d th A t I w ill " h i t s g f p i r ahaLfw o f t h e e * I n c i ­ e n te r th* p rtm iry and w in U I can- SOCIAL! A '4 B e st L a y e r s A re t h e \ —W in ter H atch j I will he a ranrfldnle foe the isnlllon of Alderman subject lo ihe decision erf lb« white Primary held ^>v, Zt. Ulti Wa i i i x U aíiii 1911. tsUrtsta are glv.-n due c o n s i d e r a t i o n hr lh* g e n e r .l g o v e r n m e n t ) la the ireauet dlatrlci in m a n y r e s p e c t s In the »oath Atlantic a t a t e a . I do not c i l i a hut e mi>dr«t « h a re o f bualneaa Ihlllty end l . g . l t r a i n i n g , b u t all I ear* wllh ihr *ner,.y ¡md l o y a l t y Which I pledge will be directed. If I ain e le ct* •4, le tLe b«»i in t a r . a l e o f the d l i t r l c t ted the ( f a i r a . writ an the g e n e r a l femtitneni Tn* public 1» e n t i t l e d In U.* hefinhlng-nf * c a m p a i g n ta a f r a n k ttpraulun from , ».1111 cand id ate of whet h* regard» a» t h e c o n t r o l l i n g public question* anil hi* p o e ltlo n on tech ef them. "I belltv* we are In J e o p a r d y o f the Democratic party g e l l i n g loo ‘pro* H w i « * " Il 1» entire ly p a r d o n a b l e for i ntn, • b u e l n n * or a p a r t y to be pro* fr***tve, bbt It 1» d a n g e r o u s to be* » b i I h i u r g . i i t l v pi .pgr»»»lve * T h e buelniei I n i n . » * , . f n , „ a n t l r o c o u n t r y ere being dermu d u a l by th e te n d e n cy .1# petvrreali.it'-*» »nil I n s u r g e n c y In lem. fiction* of "ur o w n p a r t y , l do * H —belong iu thee faction *, but •ifcajlr fa v a r t i i u m * c n n a a r y a t l s m . tad eeperlatly I. thla t r u e In the e n a c t * * « t ef leg leU ito n w h i c h e x e r c i s e s the teyernn.nl'» power to t a * . 1 am thereupbly In f»vr,r o f d e c e n t r e f o r m * ' a hueln.t» itf* and In g o v e r n m e n t« HI the f . v u r l n g ol one r a d i c a l ru fufin aftothwr r.l 11rny a s n p r e t e s t “ I" m»» Into . . m * 1, «bout to r e f o r m thla »«air/ Into a Mute o f bualneaa panic. It t « l not r i l n the p rice o f o u r liim* ■ Ia*r n,T41 * ll’ " e or f r u i t * o r f a r m pteditcta or . h c i p c n tn» c o s t o f li v i n g , ‘‘ " I ’ 1 m v r e t o r . u n e u a y and ln p u lli n g nut c a p i t a l In o u r «lion of t h . c o u n try w h e r e It 1* v a r y . . r a Bt.',U<1 * nd * h " * o r d i n a r i l y It weald yield the euraat a n d beet rdJbrna. T ariff Wr.de He via l * a . b,,., — - Chickens Inn»it eandidats fee- Akirnnsit of the rfty Sanford subject to the declilon of the Wh Ptirairy to 1* held November 21, to ll F aun L Woooevrv ends^lksm ur*«d to announce my t __ ___, for Alderman of the City of Sanford, subject to the derliion ol the White Primary, to 1» hrld Nov. 21, •Tfc, mallva p r o m p t i n g t h la a n B,Mre««nt le not the a h e l f - w o m - Ir. tihi, dfrnin l o f f r la n d a n o r a n In* ' 2 S : i u b “ o a*ek or h o ld p u b l i c ofS r tut eaiy » <lt*lr« to r e p r c e e n t thla r , t i i f l In l h . United rftaiea h o u a a D f M,r»j»flt»tl»»» and r e n d e r t h e ba al ¡ifitoTlb tnr po»*«r to t h e p e o p l e and feijsiillS of tts* d litrlct. ^ •jcsa ifo L t r u th fu lly . m *ko tho ■ tcreetiped i l a l e m e n t t h a t 1 a m a h IlloUlT confident e f e l e c t i o n ; on the c*«trarr. while not tn p n y a e n a e tim id T h * M r g u la tlo a o f T r u a te i , f , real hot conte?t o r o f d e f e a t In a " T h e p r o p e r rr g iH u t lu n o f the t r u i t i fill Bfht, 1 reallk* th e p e r e o n a t and la o n e o f the m o a t I n t r i c a t e and I m p o r ­ Mlitical fo llo w in g Of m a n y g e n t l e m e n t a n t s u b j e c t s f o r Im m e d i a t e and f u r t h e r •h o m e r aeplr* to thl» olllc«, a n d eom e J u d ic ia l I n q u i r y and l e g l a l A t l v e a ctio n . «( whom arc n o * « c tjv e ly c a m p a i g n i n g The. p o w e r o f (h e f e d e r a l g o v e r n m e n t to I. |ht dutrtet; not w ith a d e lln lt » a n - c o a t r o l t h e s e a g e n c i e s or I n t e r s t a t e nnd .oucccm.nl of t h . l r c a n d i d a c y b u t In- f o r e i g n c o p tin e r c e h a s been e x p r e s s e d * limiting e err c i r o n . l y a u eh 'p u r p o a e In W h a t Is k n o w n n» the S h - r i m m a n t i ­ Uld ctforouel) . M e n d i n g g o o d roada t r u s t l a w . T h i s J aw ha* been the s u b ­ end school celebration» w h e r e t h e y j e c t o f m u c h J u d icia l Consider .it Iqn, «crc not seen in ‘ofT p o l i t i c a l y a a ra . c o n str u c tio n and .m isconstruction It •In due time I will e n t e r t h e c a m ­ b a a r e c e n t l y r e c e i v e d n h n u a t l v e c o n ­ paign actively on tit• »tum p o f t h e dla* s i d e r a t i o n by t h e s u p r e m e c o u r t o f th« * trlct. glrlna my view * u p o n a ll qua»- U n i t e d S t a t e s , a n d Its m e a n i n g defined tlene of public Inlrrcet to t h e p eo p le In In s u c h g e n e r a l t e r m s us to Indicate pewm end through the m a ll» and pub* t h e a b s o l u t e n e c e s s i t y fo r f u r t h e r l e g ­ lie prime laeofur n* t h a t ta proper. i s l a t i v e C o n s t r u c t i o n a n d definition, or. In p l a i n l a n g u a g e , f u r t h e r a m en d m e n t. Urrat U . r » . “ M y I n t e r e s t In the e t u d y «ml e n f o n * • *3 1 * reprro»nt»Mv«> In t h e U n ite d ■ tetce tengr*»» (rum the S e c o n d die* m e n t o f th * a c t a r i s e s from » . . i r e f u l trfet helde e gree t " d i c e T h l a d l i t r l c t . s t u d y o f th e a c t I t s e l f and the d e c is io n s with i l l population, porta, c o a a t llrte r e n d e r e d u n d e r II and fro m Hie a c t u a l end brilliant co m m e rcia l f u t u r e (If Ita r e p r e s e n t a t i o n o f the U n ited ^ t » 1« - z - -■ - * ■ ** .- High-grade Pianos, Organs, •" aiid Graphophones. Low Prices____ Easy PdymQut&- Pico Block - <• t �THE SANTORDÿtCHALD flbUiM Every TUesdsy ud Friday Utnlnl By THE IIERA10 PRINTING COMPANY X , November 7. i <hi Thrasher’s Great Abis and Prominent Jacksonville A ttorney, Who Has Announced 1 11« do equal lot »nothing pain. No humbug. (uannlred Is do all it it trvnn oru:. nijf refunded. External application bat cured Cancel». Rheumjiiu,, HraJicKr. Potann Oak and Diieaatd Fret. Bali«««».all pais when ptopril, Compounded 3 yrart tinea and all art drjifhted ihtt have uaed n D irection s:—Saturate a (hick cloth and apply over pain of any kind, (rmo Candidacy foe Confesso from t ho looond OonfTooolonal District. J.tiumr. Cdftw' W. K. HAYMI, Mutine»» M i i u l i r Subacrlotleo Price, Ì2 .0 0 a Year In Advance Manufactured by J. S. T H R A SH E R at Lak — 1 SOLD BY - , ------- J. G. MARTIN Swat tho vagrantl "Ekj we ¿et that cold wenthe?" or do wé Only exclusive baker .[p the city. All mixing done with latest improved Snni tary machinery How about that lake frontT Hae poll Iks killed UT Spencer’s Bread handled by all first class grocers. Next Saturday you can ' date your let tern. ll-ll-ll. Join the-now Charity Association and your money will go to the deeervlng. SPECIAL ORDERS Thrre will be hundreds of now people here this winter. Are you ready for them'1 EILLED PROMPTLY ..W e M ac Everything Known to the Trade PHONE 106. NO. I l l PARK AVENUK Just a few weeks more of this awful, nerve racking political strain and then we can talk business agaip. The man who.puts his surplus into the Sanford Building 1» Loan Association la not only helping himself but his town. . That harmonious meeting of the orange growers In Orlando failed to harmonize and the green oranges were .squeezed •gain. Just n case of green oranges for Majah. - for the next meeting was read. Two IN Tift SOCIALWORLDnow members were proposed; the roll was Item s o f In terest Concerning . l. S ociety People. '• called and the secretary requested to re­ mind the absent members that they rafssod. and their présence vrry much de­ sired. The club theq adjourned to meet November, 18 th: at the studio of Mrs. Munson. TRANSPORTATION IN fLORlOA P O I N T S PURELY PERSONAL Railroad building is'typical of buriness Pleasant Social Evening advancement, and what Florida Is doing How Celery City Vanity Tolr While The Ladles Union of the Congregational In this respect is worthy of note. Away the Golden llours^church, gave one of their delightful aocials In 1880 Florida had only 318 tnllea of Social Gossip at the poraonage Friday evening. No­ railroad. ;* .* '* The boys scodts. did not have on out­ vember, 3rd., which had been postponed As late as 1900 It had 2738 mile». ing Saturday,' they spent the afternoon, from Thursday evening on account of the At the present time It has nearly 5,000 arranging two baseball teams. The San­ inclement weather. One of the most en­ miles of completed road, with- many new ford people are promised a novel enter­ joyable features of the entertainment, lines under construction, while existing tainment ■when the Alligator» and had to be omitted; as Mr. E.,T. Woodruff, roads are in many directions pushing, out Panlhérs play baseball. who had charge of the musical 1program, branch lines. • had to leave the city Friday,, as* also an­ Added to Florida's railroad mileage, The Cecillan Music Club will meet at other member.on the program. However the State is peculiarly located with re­ the studio of Mrs. Fannie Stembridge the pleasure of the evening, was oil that lation to wpter transportation. Munson. Saturday afternoon, November could he desired. Three amusing con­ It has U 0 0 miles of Opeem and Gulf II lb; at three o'clock. ; V*1'-— tests, claimed the interest of all who frontage—more than any other state in In addition to the regular program, were present. the Union. Eleanor Herring, will give n groupe of A number of photographs tnken In It also! has 1,175 miles of navigable Violin solos. early life, of aomif of oar Sanfanlites, waterway» within it» boundaries. Reading by Miss Margaret Coffee. mostly of parties in attendance at the A state which ia drawing an ever Insocial, were arranged for inspection and creating number of health and pleasure lb s WsOnssdsy Ctub seekers, of permanent settler»—aome to The members of the Club are reminded the company present, were asked to tell engage In general ajtrlculjure, some in that the hour, for matting la 2:30 o'clock whose pictures they Were. The second manufactures, some In 4ruit growing— sharp. The place da the residence of contest, rlicted much amusement A blackboard was conspicuously placed*and oranges, grape fruit or kindred interests; Mrs. J. W. Dichins, o Magnolia different parties were Bskcd to draw an some in trucking, some in dairying and avenue, and Eight street. animal the blackboard which the aome In chicken raising—Is an ideal land Spectators were to tell~ the name qi. for investigation on the part of those who t--‘ Sanford to The r root Always • The memory test was the third contest want Two letters recently received by J. NThe most perfect a 11-the-year-round Whitner, the real llvtw real estate man; about fifty artielep were pUqad on a table, everyone Vaa given ao'many min­ climate to be found In America; proves efinciualveljr, thut Sanford. is 'not Manufacturing advantages of vast and hidden tinder a buaheL One of the let­ utes to look »tThe „ collection, ’ they wqrt varied extent; ters Is from a man In Toklb Japan, soy* .then asked to writo down the names of Transportation iacilitlea that are rapid­ lag thkthe had read an article written fifro nr Boles from memory. The most $nly being extended to meet the ever ex­ by Ur. Whitner, on celery culture and panding business of the State. descriptive of Sanford, and asking Tpr Lewis. The doctors recitation from Rich­ Florida is the State. Sanford literature.. The other letter is ard the 111. was especially fine. Cake, He who Investigates it invests ia it. from Spokane, Alaska; asking also, for lemonade and salted peanuts were served. Some invest money, aome invest their literature on the same subject. There .Were fifty persons present Oqe lives, some invest both, and all to profit. very gratifying feature was the number Tke Aon ford M ast« a r t - .* The Sanford Music Club met at the of young pebple‘in attendance. A silver offering was made. fa r the Annual Convention of the florid,» w. c. T. U. The twenty-eighth annual convention of the Florida Woman's Christian Toroparance Union will be held in Tempo. November Cl, 24. The convention speaker will be Miss Ellen M. Slone, missionny to Bulgarie: —tbeinader ,‘of^ the devotional, meetings, Mike Emma Tucker. Many new feattyca, /-helpful addresset .and departmental ex­ hibits will mark the couvemion as an ex­ ceptional one. Fnltf** delegations - are ex­ pected. -:*r -;t On behalf pf theStaU W. Q T. U, • Minnie E. Neal Prealdenl Mabel 1>. Dean, Recording Secy. borne of Mrs. H. EL Tolar Saturday after­ noon, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Tolar was leader, and had entire charge of the program, after the usual business of the club had been attended to. The «object consider­ ed wee the early German School Mrs. G. B. Waldron, read a very Interesting as well as an instructive end carefully prepared paper,' on the "Character of early music and Influence of "Well Tempered Clavichord.” “Kammtnol Ostrnw," one of the twentyfour meticals gems, composed by Rubenstein, and named for the then, famous waterlog place, near St. Petersburg. Russia, was moat charmingly rendered by Miss Florence Frank. Mr». Tolar, reed the history of this beautiful «election end the circumstances surrounding Its composition end aleo the other twentythree number» of the seme name. "Ave Marla." by Schubert, was delighted played Bach's Fugue in D. Major, wee played by Mr». Toler who tor the benefit of the members of the dub who were not famil­ iar with tho «election; lnterpoted the in­ spiration In the soul of this master musi­ cian. and the beautiful thoughts, which characterize this Fugue. E v e ry th in g F o r M O TO R BOATS A t Rock Bottoin Prices SEND FOR BIG FREE CATALOG Of the Greatest Marine Hardware Concern in the U. S. We Sell « 4 w « a Prices from Coast' toCoast ^ - j | a „ ♦ „ , Steinway & Sons Mehlin Behr Bros. - Mathushek “CrownV Story &. Clark Kohler Campbell - Haines Bros. *• : and Fischer —►TurnOvpr a New L ea f. • ■, 119 Chambers Street, New York Service Right Away • B y sabacrlblnd for TH IS PAPER ue$.! Prloos and T erm s J A C K S O N V IL L E l FLORlOA 'Cljr Jfltto longtoooti i>otrl at lóhgtooob. jfloritoa Ten miles from either Sanford or .Orlando on main road will open its doors for business November 4th, 1911. Newly Renovated and furnished at an expense St $15,000. Rates $2.00 per day and up. American Plan, and $1.00 per dqjùand up, European Plan. Special Rates by Week or Month. ' For full particulars and information Tpiènphone' h n n o ' write w r i t a nor r'w in * wire C. M. E N TZ M IN G E R A . F. FA LC K Resident �TH£ SANFORD 11ERALO November 7, Mil £ Reduce the high coot of living by tak­ ing your meals at the Gate City House. Only S4.00 per week. *T Little Mappe ■Mention of ITEMS Of INTEREST of the Floating Small Talk Sbcclnctiy A rrenged fo r Min'* 4-------- rled tle r a W R o a d o ro - j M. Me Parade has mbved In the £***« Randall house oh lo t Street. W<JL Williams Is In the » u n t y j « t todayattending to owirt~matter* —¿dSrtlrt Lnnetwoe- over from -S tetson B„d spent Sunday wTth the home folks. fcMn liclk and. .Edgar . Watert^jf Msoroe N. C, *g> nt Kfllr* The ladies of the Congregational church will hold their annual baazar Dec. ft. The place to be announced later. '/Mrs. Hamel Tolar returned to the city Monday from her visit to her parents. have moved to Lakeland. They will 1» missed by their many Sanford friends. Wanted—Frying sire chickens. Will v 20 cents per pound. Mrs, Alice Messenger, Depot Lunch Counter. 16-4 V J. A. Furldng of Providence R. L, who U w ring the stole stopped ot The Fairview while In Sanford.- the guest of Mr. L E W ood. ; Mrs. Levi Kays nnd daughter, Miss Hirebeth have returned to the d ty to 1 |pend the winter after an absence of more than a year. Mr. Carey and family of Louisiana a r­ rived In ihe city Saturday; They will farm the Dr. Howard place on Beardall avenue this season. jr' Business being so good at theFairview - Mrs Ferguson is titling up fuuT more rooms on the third door nnd intends to build on twelve more rooms next summer. I John V. lA-mon the well known oommissiou man it in Sanford fur llir winter and expects to keep up his former reputa­ tion of shipping lha Drift car loud of let­ tuce for the season All Local AdvertIsement* Under This Heading, Three Cents a Lin* Each Issue W ont«!—.First-class • par aments; 3 or 4 furnished rooms, or furnished callage, modern with bath;-good location and neighborhood; will want 5 or 6 months. Three adult*.^W . J. Thigpen, agent: if For Sale—Fine 13 months old Pointer Dog (fem ale).also good L. C. Smith shot­ gun 150 cash. M. A-Miott. , 18-3tp Lost—Monday down town n gold locket with monogram "P. L. M." Return 308 a*. ~J8-3th For Sale—Cheap, one large soda foun­ tain with fixtures including tables chairs etc. P. O. Box 036, »an ford Fla. if One of the'm bst suitable tracts of land In Florida, near the beautiful Indian River, now open for sale. If you want gqod land, pretty scenery, health and comfort, do not let this offer slip by, write to J. F. Hundcll. Lake Mory. Fin. 18-I4tp . A t L15 Railroad way,_opposito Express Office, Frank Graham’s Tailoring Co—For Sale—One black broad cloth one piece suit and'onq all wool striped coat suit, also two men s suits. 17-2tc For Rent—Two good ofllce rooms in Peoples Bank Building Enquire nt Bank. l7-4tc For Rent—2 nicely furnished rooms with board. Rotes reasonable. 106 Laurel Avc.. corner First St. !7-3tp Three Light House Keeping A pa «m en is For Rent—J5L50 *3.00 anil *3.50 per week. Southeast corner of Second St., and Laurel Avenue. Mrs. Hooper. tf Pleasant furnished front room, on first floor'to man nnd wife. Large porch and fine shade. S. W. corner of First street and Maple avenue. 16-tf ice. Rex 14-tfp For Sale — Horse, wag carriage, single nrqi double harness. gasolene en­ gine and'pum p, farming iin file men la nnd automobile, ull at a sacrifice. A Brock. T en acres of grind lam) fur Hide at ii bargain. Three acres cleared und croptied In At season. All under fence. Near loading station on traction line. Almost lven away Particulars at Herald fllcc. For Sale—The simplest und beat smudge heaters on the market- F A, Schumpert. Sanford. Fin. 19 tfc W auled—Tons Prickly Ash Bark. Pricklongue (vanilla ly Asli Berries, leaves). Stillingin and Blue Flag Hoot, Cured Moss, II kinds second hand bugs A ddress American Fibre and liurhip Cumpnny. Box 278. Jacksonville. Fla. S OsLtrne Shaw of Ijong Island, N. Y . a 12 Hip winter resident of Morida has returned For Sale— A few pieces of good second L. and will spend the winter nt his country hand furniture left. Cull up Mrs W A. 11-tfc ' home “mgr Sanford. He brought down Minnick, Cameron City. For Sale—The richest high land farm in F- -* with . # hin'i a handsome Bdlck. t Qrnnge county Stock and tools Thirty ^Beedter Kent Ims rcuirncrl to Sanford. acre*. 2 in fruit and 12 in cultivated He hus been in the emptily of the field, balance in pasture and woodland. years, and Good Hroom house nnd out buildings, (¡as­ *, » government for the lost two' * ter works. J J 'i miles olinc engine nnd his tnsny friends ure glad to sec his from town, 14 mile from belt line on Sil smiling face on the'streets ngnln. ver Lake. Pleasant to look at. Verj healthy. Elevation 70 feet above 8nu Miss Bessie Schiun|**rt Ims returned to ford. Cheap oml terms easy. C, F. Wil the dty from a visit to Atlantn, Ga. She Hams, Box 023. Sanford, Fla. 10-tf «as aerompainod by her sister. Mrs1 Plants for Sale—Celery, lettuce a r t Chas. Bell, and little son, who will visit cauliilower for the next two weeks A 10 (f her part-ill*. Mr. und Mrs. Schumpert, for Dorner, Celery /\ve^ For Sale—Life scholarship m I»rough — — Severn) weeks. - . R ■ LHT. p jp ’f — •k. . . ** Mrs. George, Randall Is visiting her parent*. Mr. and Mrs, E, B. Randall, be­ fore going down oo the.East Coast'extenslon to spend the winter with her husbaad. who lias o position with the F. E. "'C. R. R. Co, nt that point. • , of the Drnugturn's Colleges. Enquire Herald office. 7-tf For Sale—5 acre farm, twenty hearing orange treoa, 50 peach trees, also very large bearing [war trees, m&iren 5-room dottage, front and back porches, faces * • south Golden l^ikc, 3 miles south east of Mrs. T C Bliss, ofter talking to the Sanford; 5 minutes walk to street rail­ Missionary Societies in the Baptist church way, also Ovcido railroad. Fine drinking Monday afternoon, on the existing condi­ tions in the foreign fields aniLurgentiiced for sympathy ond help, left today for today with the new self starting Hudson car. Mr. Thompson is making headqunrl«s at Jacksonvilla and Daytona, and Hudson 33 cars in Orlando yest»day. Anyone wishing A demonstration of this popular car con address Mr. "»mpson at Daytona. The foreign Missionary society of ihe Methodist ctiurch, held their regular m eet­ ing Monday afternoon in Ihe church. The meeting was very short and they njournm to enable the members to join the othw societies in the Baptist church, in hear­ ing Mrs. T. C, BIIm talk on the great raitnonary problems of the day! A good entebiainment McCULLER’S Something New SHIPPERS OF i| Florida Fruits and Delicious! General Insurance Agents SANFORD, FLORIDA To Savannah, Ga. and Return V IA A T L A N T IC C O A S T Automobile Bares, Jiob Tiob. 27: W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr. Cup Race, Ticdman Trophy Race and the Savannah Challenge Trophy TloU. 29: Gcorgia-Auburn Football Game. Taklio Jersey Cream Cheese Wafers Matinee Butter Thin Yum Yum Fig Newton Vanilla Cream Maccaroon Jumble Tpicy Smacks Assorted Perfectos Citrus Exchange Philopena Veronique Gob, 30: Grand Prize Automobile Race. L I V E R Y , F E E D and H a r n e s s and W a go n s B l ac k s m i t h l n g and H orseshoei ng H o rs e s and M ule s Bought and E x c h a n g e d - H EA V Y H AU LIN G AND C O N T R A C TIN G Shoe Repairing by Machinery Q u ic k e r, Neater and Better than the O ld W a y SANFOR, Clover Leaf Brandywine Cheese Sandwich MORI A Drink a Bottle of New Florida Syrup GINGER A L E 'O R S O D A W A TE R 0 Manufactured with pure distilled waty*—they will prevent illness, old digestjon ond give you health T h e S a n f o r d C o c a C o l a B o t t l in g Co., S a n f o r d . F la FIR S T N ATIO N A L BANK Scratch sn<1 rub—ru b and ssraleh — u n til you feel a s If you coiilJ almost ts a r th e burnln* Akin from your hody —u n til It seem s as ,l r you* cq*Jd'no I oncer enduro Chess anils«* days of aw fu l to rtu re —Jlhoss terrible n lth ts of sleepless Sfony. ' r• T b sn —a fsw drop* of D, D. t).. tbs fam ous tCcssma Specific and. OKI what r s lls ft T h s itoh cons In stan tly l Com­ fo rt and rest a t 1sstt • • n . D . D. is a sim ple externa! wash th a t clonuses and heals th e • Inflamed sk in a s nothin* else can. A recognized fu ll elxa bottle D. remedy for T err first bottle fatU t w ill not co st you a a Ï ou >. D; rive ytm a «ampia bot.' w h y suffer another a n r e t D. V . D .t R, PWHIPS K. CO. Extra! E xtraft. Codfish and Halibut ‘ T O F SANFÒ R D, FLA ._ y F .-H . RANO, President E O E E T H B ; fUktiter L. P. McCuller’s Sanford, Florida ' .r ’ -M OHO. F E R N A L D, ’V I« « - Prs*. B .P . W H IT H E R , A,sat. CsshlSr ^V*Oji|y National'Bank In Orapgo County y ’ Funds Protocted by Burglary Insurance t - X 'f j& d L Buckwheat Flpur \ ‘'s á ío t y D tp o * li Box*« fo r R ont ORGANIZED 1 8 8 7 ihVAV4 U.Vi ERAL FIRE IN SU R A N C E A G E N T ¡yc fir st Notional Bank . �November 7. ist I growers at Sanford. They don't see from the crops mentioned that any State in - the union. In the pretend to be corn fanners but af­ this a summer 5 party did not grow * ‘ 1> better part« of the State these lands bring from $150 to $250 per acre; ter growing two or throe vegetable crop which he might have done and crops on their land from October added to the above. Illinois is the greatest 'corn State 1st to April, they plant com for a and. its leadingcrop is com. In1910 from 10,609,000 acres of land summer crop and still grow more it produced 414.812,000 bushels of best farm in Illinois. There is not corn.worth $157,629,000, or a trifle enough com grown in Florida to leas than* *38c pa*’ bushel The avcrage yield per acre was 39.1 bush­ supply the borne demand because till spKng the Northern our farmers can make more money must live in a chid disagreeable els. growing other crops. Consequently climate gnd spend his earnings of acre was $1485 .(These figures it must be shipped in and freight ore taken from the Yearbook of the and profits added to coat makes it worth nearly double the value In Illinois. The Yearbook above re­ ferred to g}vea the average Florida price as 85c but in Sanford . it has never* been leas 'than 90c per bushel Now we are not arguing for the growing of com. There are a dozen staple, crops which can be grown during the summer months which will produce more pea- acre value than Illinois farm-lamia, but what we do claim Is that land should be valued for what it will produce. If Illinois land ' which produces an average of $14.85 per acre is worth $150 per acre,' theft it is valued on a trifle over a 10 per cent basis of gross production. Ou this aame basis every acre of Sanford land is worth from $450 to $673 fa r grow ing corn as it produces from $45 to $67.50 worth .of oom per acre. ' • In last week’s Herald a writer shows in detail tho production of hia five-acre farm and the total in­ come was $5,677.52, which figured at 10 per cent (the basis o/ Illinois land) would make the place worth $58,77530 of $11,355 per acre. But even oa the net income of this (arm of $74930 per acre it would figure $7,493 an acre. We last summer in an effort to moke • • existence tolerable. And the average value per Department of Agriculture, pages Pj*1 ~- 5;- *■ =-=-• * Sell for the highest average price'of ; 502 and 508.) Now -when a crop of corn is grown on the 10,609,000 acres of Illinois lands, that Is the end of It for a year. Now contrast that with Sanford. Mr. Bramley grew 50 bushels of com to the acre on his Celery Avenue Farm last summer from April 1st to September 1st, and it is worth 00c a bushel or $45.00 per acre. Buti he, had already taken • three crops off of the same land from September 1st, 1910s, up to tlie time of planting bis. com— twp crops of lettuce an$| one of cu­ cumbers. And oocf of the lettdbe crops brought $600 per acre on the ground We don't know what the other crops brought Mr. Chose grew'* 73 bushels of . .* fOa * com to the acre. *. u- « . Mr. Roasittcr produced upwards of 30 bushels per acre.* Mr, Chappie grew 2400 bushels __ V I . r _____ Mr. Hawkins' com yielded over 75 bushels per acre. : These men are representative jw value per acre in com than the iT Now we have taken Illinois beother Northern State will show up That is not all From now on fanner I In Sanford we live to (he fullest extent for tw elve. months of the year in the finest climate that God's bright sun shines upon. If the world knew what we have at San­ ford in comfort and value, every acre of land would double in value in a week. Tlie world is bound to find it out, too, and then watch prices grow. In the meantime, we have a few T splendid offerings In * { improved places: Ten acres, good buildings, near street cars or mail route, splendid condition. $6.500. Ten acres, a d jo in in g good house. $4,5001 . , Eleven acres, well located, kno buddings, ta s o a Five acres, close to town, main street ready to set $3,500. And many others. Twenty acres unimproved flow­ ing well land, near street car Une, bargain at 9100 per acre. Eighty acres os good as can be found in quality and location at f .- % : : * > TV. " f f-_ r*l $ 8 ,0 0 0 ^ « .; Other chbice places, all sizes, at 9150 pcrKie. --tr ’ Our Volusia Farms across the S t Johns River .at $30 to $50 per acre on a monthly payment contract are ;or the priée �7' Z J -L ___ — :___ __________ TMt SANFORD IICRALD N t« # * OPERATIVE FARMER ta a tirmyl flMLftrst p o i0 Partners Uiucammu* -------. •irtUoion is doing much valuable work , ^1 soutl*™ * ■ * « • 11 b M 6000 m o r e educational w it* 1» flnaert modern b ad n ess method, during | S S a v e y e - m t h a n a n r othar ilm ilar - -S S asU o n in Wwory tb ft^o u tb ; S nyof lb« iwlrrcipl«» which U advo¿ ¡ J might well be taught In the schools several hundred orgonixa. 2 , ,,»ong the cotton growers which ^onirt^ Um storing o f'th e cotton. There hnuld be'several iHousand local coopera­ t i o n s to control the local gins. w are. . " rJrTW9M and oil milb. _Tbese local «nioal sltould be orgud ie d Into larger .„A central unions which 6ou!d L ls fte r t U marketing of the products TW time has passed for petty Jealousies ind individual bartering. Budneaa m ust fc & n e in a budneaa like way. It Is ■-jfriMo of course.Tor many large. Indl* rdusl planters to own mill* and gins themselves, but they, should also belong to central organizations which coyM m arM their products. There arc in the lower’’south and In Tennessee and Kentucky a number of mail local societies Interested in the ptsiieting of vegetables and such prod­ ucts. None of these has yet reached a high state of perfoclion. In Tenncs- rebate* of $988.0*3.67 o it* mcmlx-rs. In twenty y e a n these m em ber, have kavad irearly S1.QQQ.0QQ. But this Is a big company. How about small ones and young oncsT The J ni kaon County Cooperative Company, of U kefleld, Minn., lias 225 members. Last year the sales nmounted to $139,230.86, or Dearly $600 <fcr member. The net gain or febttte w as $12,700,21 and m*-mlter* received, a s rebuto, 10 par cent on nil purchases, o r ’about |5 0 > e r family, after a dividend of 6 per cent had been paid on all capital stock. Tnc com pany gave non*mctnbers u rebate uf 5 per cent iyid advised them to Join and showed them that they fould pny for their stock in four years by the rebates. A reserve of 4 4 0 0 0 (».always kcptajuiiaud fur eiuer. gencJes. Let us tuke a still smaller society—ilie Kidder Cooperative Company of Kidder. South Dakota. It has only 104 members. ND I am the largest dealer in Cigars, Cigarettes nnd Tobaccos south of i Atlantu; I control the distribution of some of the most popular High<- —^-Grado Clear Havana Tampa Made Cigars, the most prominent of which is the “JOSE VILA,” made by Berrirnan Bros., the Blue Ribbon Factory. IF YOU ARE NOT A CUSTOMER OF MINE, IT WILL PAY YOU TO GET A LINE OF MY PRICES. . . ’ . - . . V . . . A The “ JO S E V IIA ” Clear Havana Cigar* fea­ tures excessively that delicious “nicety” ofl blend that produces] the dainty "Bouquet" that is demanded by the particular smoker, such scientific care is exercised in the blend­ ing that the quality is uniform. The E. & W. FIVE CENT CiGAR is the ac­ knowledged BEST cigar produced in Tampa to retail at that price. I am the EXCLU­ SIVE distributor of this Cigar, nnd abso­ lutely guarantee every box to be us repre- This cigar in your case is a business getter, and estab­ lishes the dealers reputation for BIG ^VALUES / ,it*i ihmil'l follow the lena of lb© »«Jthfm cotton growers. Firstar all they •i fomt own their warehouses; und they ■jhttiid contini the lubucco which they iralucc until they arc able tò get fair (tiers for it. If outside organizations are imi willing to pay satisfactory (»ices, lite farmers'ssx iriir* should, if (»ossiblr, be- noticeable, but the money gain "sticks out" clearly or the companies would nor last long. The Farmers' Elevator Com­ pany a t Marcus, Iowa, has been a success from the beginning. It wus organized Janunry-1888. In order to be on tin* safe side n surplus of about $9,000 is kept on hand, aiul n dividend of from 20 to 25 per cent is declared every year. In tills company the surplus is divided nranug shore holders who ure farm ers Each member bus only one vole, no mutter MR. SMOKER Get these two brands of Cigars, “JOSE.VILA" and E. &. W. firmly impress­ ed upon your mind. They represent the BEST IN THEIR CLASS. It is true that they cost the dealer more than any other brands, that sell for the same money over the counter; but. YOU get more for your money, and the dealer profits in tlje long run for he establishes a reputation for QUALITY that will reflect creditably throughout his entire store. THE GOOD DEALER WILL NOT OFFER YOU A SUBSTITUTE F0R*TtiiIKK OF THESE CIGARS. Next time yftu purchase a cigar' no matter where you are. demand one of these superior brands, and if the Dealer cannot supply you, suggest that he write to me for [trices. Tb« lire growers in Louisiana and Tex­ as have . taken up the new movement. The Louisian a organizations with hemlijiputrn at Crowley, have adopted Utc method* of the Californio fruit growers. Tliej sdvertiw rice ill tile samo way as the Californian» advertise "sunkist" or­ anges. The Irsa s rice growers have not been go successful They have not been Two years ago the company ut Clinton. willing to sink together in the same wny. Minn., declare,! n dividend uf 40 i>er cent Advemiinti 1» necessary and the mem- There are many bettrr record* than tin* ,, U n must * ink together’not only to sup- Hundreds pay 25 t cent — port—iWr present organization but to only 6 or 7 per cent ..brinjUuslI who »re not members. or reserve fund, and then divide nil net ' InTe^n* *t!•* truck growers nlong the profits in proportion (n the amount of wuthrni border fiave taken up theco- business done. This 1* simitar to the | k>1i-oprniinf tn ivriuent In 1905. when they Icy among the stores ‘, ’ produveJ 500 carloads of onions, their In conclusion then we may say that the • lystfinaf niuikriliig was tw , better than farmers in nlj parts of the United States . it h*i breu eigtit ydnrs before whin they are now*-interested in the movement < wets uffetjust n -few hundred crates for which I have attem pted to descrilw, very sakk' The present organization- was ln- briefly above. More than half ’a million rartitnue.1 m January. 1906. with » caipl- farmers are now receiving vmluAblv panebitfAKMHHi Slinres were to be- sold fits from these cooperative -snpltMlea to # g ift each, tul every member''was re­ which they belong, They hole been quired tu buy at leo*t five shares. He forced to organize. I hey nave (mind that ; wsi required, however, to pay only thirty it is nut enough to piss law* regulating • ^pef tent of his subscription* at the hegin- other business organizations. They have wng. «Thu* auy farmer could very easily ■ )wn the organization. Grower* of about •weoty percent of the crop for 1906 l>c-. czmé memheri. nnd th at year the associsllpo market* <1 900 carloads with u tttip , tAihn.iie value of $1.500,000. , ■■ .. There is a considerable number of smalt ütlf wc now liavo illusi rallini* enough txvprriihve societies in New England, hot of what is possilile. and pf wbtit i* Iwdng \ the fnruiers there have not yet succeeded done, and of the pros (writ y which results *, Ijrforming hirgf and sutxessful organ!za- from the r t c c e n of these Irretri Cimpjvoli­ lioni Tin-re is no dijubt In my mind tive societies-to pass Judgment. thslinimy of [he deserted farms and It is my tboroygh belief that the time much of the poor agricultural oondltioiyi h at come when the cliicntors of the ' Sts due in poor brgonlzation. ,Tbo sam e country roust select the wheat from liie . thing U true of the farmer* In the other cbnfT. They must ncrpialnt'.themselves North-AiUmtic states. There are in parts with whnt is being done; they must point of New York and In Pennsylvania thor­ out the error* nnd point site wny for the ough!) successful business societies, but 5.000.000 farm ers' who have not yet they are com(«arotively ftfvC The grape joined any ntjiivo local ctxiperulive s o l ­ ; 1,1 western N<^ York ntje prob- ely. Until this fs done nnd unlit the R«y tl«. best example*. » farmers’, jusye ncted- upon the advice Let us now see what degree of prosperfly some of these societies' enjoy. H r TwttMBck Cooperative Association of MirJiignu has completed its tw entieth ***** Hr< T. Duone. the manager, reIhst die capital stock paid in Is On Felmiory 18. 1911, th e tw en­ tieth aw tu l dividend of $104,8X1.60 wus ,f 11 ha‘1 bw n divided among vWOcihonirr, ¡n proportion to the enntrel FULL E are now showing the most complete line of Furnishings, Shoes, H ats and Clothing ever dur­ ing FO UR TEEN YEA R S busi ness in your ni Clothing—Sch&°c1.7sros‘ Iligli-grude clothing will meet fully the re­ quirements of the most fustidious, at from $20.00 to $30.00 per suit. W hile H enry S o im eb n m e’s nil-w orsted s u its ut from $ 1 2 5 0 to $18.00, will m eet every deinmul of tin* most c a rtfu l a n d econom ical buyer, nuy n othing o f th e rillt-ctlge gunrantce th a t goes w ith ev ery suit, :* YOURS FOR HO N EST M ERCHANDISE V IS IT IN G CARDS - IN ALL STYLES A N D SIZE S Scad Your Order* for ^ v StPtson’s, Putricinns, Regain, mul Furnishings. s^ran„d»;d 31lOUi)---Drews. ENGRAVED Cleaning and Dyeing ■ it'm u m m AT H E R A L D O F F IC E ^ , (o the most thorou|hly ^ sqwlppsd. sad F r e n c h Dr and Steam t - v SH IN G LES Cleaning, k Works ■ in the Soeth. M»il p*it of Florid* htndlrd proraplly artfaDy. A ll work < » » r » n i« d , rp\ * ¿ "si reazeale & S m ith 1 - plant;—229 E*« Union St z V 1 -. r, - . ;v Jacksonville - • » Flor ( F o r m t r l y M o N A IR A S O N ) Dyal-Upchurch Building, Jacksonville, Florida ’ ;* ** , ■ 9 s 8tock_i8 Well Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low. If your dealer .cannot Turm»)i our stock wriU iwToEpnceSTT �—* r« ■• m / ^ ‘ ' • r - -• « T l^ T ' 7 *• v J J t * * ‘ V I r l ” -*« , » | ' B I »»%»»%%%%« * f _ _ L _ _____________ _ r »-• I am not a candidate for the office of Mayor because of any political ambition. It is true that I will highly appreciate being elected your Mayor, but only because of the expression of confidence and not because I ever ex­ pect, or desire, to go higher politically. My Company owns property in almost, every part of-the City of San­ ford and pays one-twenty-fourth, approximately, of all the taxes paid into the City Treasury. It is absolutely true that we will be able to sell very little Of this property to the present citizens of Sanford, just a lot occasionally -■ ■ For this reason, it is imperative that we should have new men and new money. It is absolutely necessary, in order to secure new men and new money oanford should continue its policy of progress and d e ­ velopment. that For five years I have been devoting my time, energy and money to BOOSTING SAN FO RD . During that time. I have assisted in every public movement which was intended to promote the City’s welfare. I have not taken one dollar out of Sanford in that time. On the contrary, the lit­ tle I had outside has been gradually withdrawn and put into my business here. I have made some money during that time outside of my Sanford business; and that, also, has been brought to San­ ford. I have been instrumental in bringing a good many thousands in money and a great many new citizens to the Sanford District. Mr. Voter, your interest is my interest. Every new citizen helps each of us, directly or indi­ rectly. ... __ ---Mr. Tax payer, every new tax payer lightens your burden. maintain the city government and pay for public improvement. Every new enterprise helps to Mr. Mechanic, Bricklayer, Carpcntcr—every new house means more work for you. Mr. Plasterer, Painter and Tipner, or Decorator, you every success of mine. 63* P v I ask you, in oil candot; who is the more likely to help you, as Mayor of Sanford, Mr. Spencer or my­ self? Mr. Spencer's energies have been devoted entirely to his private business. I have given time and money to the City's affairs and to the promotidn, it is true, of my privute business, but yours Mr. Spencer's energies do not add one dollar of new money to Sanford. My work, on the other hand, each year adds some new money and some new men. • M .l - ’ yi V ' «’V J ' Mr. Spencer wants to be Mayor to gratify an ambition. s a personal, ambition—to be Mayor. M in« 1« in ambition to assist d have l^b plom lsa m . when God’s Aore ha« olalm«d me for tenant— with the plaudit. "W< lent, thou good and faithful servant. . JE »v B ’;. V lit * ? - • 5 j& \- s M kr. y' i a * ■, * Mr. Merchant! Every new man means a new customer. I f ! sell a lot and a house is built thereon, it means something for each of you. My property is not improved property. I must get new cuitomira and new pptrons for 1 you, as well as for myself. When I sell, my profit is made and that is the end of it. You, each and all. have the same opportunity, without the expense o f getting the man here. * y, JB arc interested and you arc helped by *■ E g ; • ? >v n>, T'-• jr'•"* Ipj- 'I' • ,• < rt' • • \ ,• •• _ t •. ■ 1 1 • «... ....... -■ ■ .. - �. T ,,y " * t - "T-;; ipjjr Published Seml-Yfóekly^Tuestfsy and F r i d a y 6<jv •■ I N S A N h T iR D — Lite ¡a Worth Living !ïp w ^iW S Of THE WORLD THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION |\||J5f HAVE THE BRIDGE ti«fl Vo th e Public ..tins .f interest Gleaned From “The people of this land having by long Various Sources ____ sanction and practice Mt apart toward lhe~3oie‘i>reach passing year a day on which to cease from their labors and as­ M rF fW M s d u r i n g t u t w i t * semble for the puriwse of giving praise to Him who is the author of the blessings M ~~ they have enjoyed, it Is my duty us chief Mt Rentier* W " r™ • 0 fl" xecutlve to designate at ■'this tim e the “ f i t f u l Spew* rioielni day for the fulfilment of this devout pur­ for Hurried R eaders pose. 1 • «¡levom en.aied and pleaded that “Our country has been signally faVufed —a i .*< Amid be dona to appear In any in many way». Tins round of ilie season ^ T Z iy d id il to hi» InlertsW. triem- has brought rich harvest. Our industries ^ J f t o u L n u r i BaptUt church aociety have thriven far beyond our domestic «¡CamUWie. M«*-, tonlfiht voted oot to needs, the production of our labors daily ^ ¿ * . 1 this time the realinatlon of finding enlarged markets abroad. W s B„ Clirencc Klcbeson. paator of tho have been free from the curse of pestil­ ¿ ¡ A now in jail chanted with having ence. of famine and of war. Our nation J £ » d A v i* U n n e ll. They dedded to ul counccls have furthered the cause of by the matter .on the table until ffovem- peace In other lands and the spirit of be . . . . . M».*L CT irT **¥B*,no* h i « brought Us inm .),» » t»u*,h tat Toft qualified as a voter with otiier peoples, to tho strengthening faonris-rrt-frilnwstilp-rtnd-gnnri-wttt ..Uts Cincinnati election that link us to the comrades In the am ^ ____before ihc. ff e jfe & te illiL vcigal brsRherKeo<i ->f -totiiiws. - Strong-»» in Jgj own precinct ond went through the the sense of uuf own right and inspired lit!» required by law to iniure |ils ca ll­ by as strung n sense of lire rights of ing a ballot today. •■ other», we live In peace and harmony yOStrislly the periods of revolution In with tho world. Rich in tho priceless pos­ Jletiw were rimed today when Francisco sesion ond abundant resource* wherewith I Midero took the osth of President and the unstained bounty of God has endow­ placed across his breast the tri-color ed us, we are unselfisidy glad when othet u « l Insignia of the executive. This nf- peoples puss onward to prosperity and umoon the nalli was administered io the peace. Tbnr the great privitega we e n ­ tight members of his cabinet. At the joy may continue and that each coming ssms time Francisco l.con Do Ln Barra, year may see our country more tlrinly e» who hsi governed the country as provin- tnhlished in the regard anil esteem of our " rial prtiideni since the day General Diaz fellow nations, it is the paryer that should Wi the capital for Europe boarded a spe­ arisc'in every thankful heart Therefore, I, William Howard Vnft, (wescial triin for Vers Cruz from where he. lo£*t!t Mil fnr Europe but on ft diplo- ldcnt of the United States of America, designate Thursday, the 10 th duj uf No iutScmisson. vember next, ns n day of thanksgiving Wo-lHnl* of the city of 'Hankow has and prayer, mid I eamesily call upon my been dtstroyrd by fire following lighting Countrymen and Upon all that dwell under -xfitfm n revolutionist and loyal troops. the flag our beloucd country, then to meet Tbs lowest estimate of the kiss is 50,000 in their accustomed places of worship to • MO. • two hundtod thousand persons are Join in offering praise to Almighty God drifilaif. Half burned,bodies lie among and'devout tfianks for the loving, mercies Uw mini in many places. Many of them He has given Us. 'are the 'bodies of womfen and ddldren, “In Witness whereof. 1 have hereunto , * Spstllng at Washington of ihn (resent .set my hand und caused the ¡*eol nr tlodhaptloa of currency legislation, Presi­ United Slates to be affixed dent Flniey, pi the. Somhrrn Kailway “ Done at tin- city of (’liiango. this thir­ Ggspsny, said; tieth dny of October in the your of our "Thebanks uf the Southeastern slates Lord on« thousand nine hundred and elev­ compare very favorably as to soundness en. and of the independence uf the United I rj , sad ability of management1with those of States of America, the one hundred and irtyuner part of the country. Tills was thirty-sixth. «tenuoiiritfd In ihe panic of 1907 and By the President • ihe labsequent business depression. P, C S e c r e t a r y of S t a t e the South us in <lir, West, a much! _ .isti« Uippiy ii needed tiurjng the crop-U C Î Rodgers who lias just ttoiriir-l tu» ptOsingperiod than at'qny other tim i of rtron»continoin«l trip m ou ueiophuu-* u>^F th e year. t The effect of tlie present hunk- day said lie felt in copdttmn to start back lug ty it^ is-lh at. during thil crop-muV- on an another "if I lind a machine." This M,*ks® Sod at'a result Q f’this iorgjy remark .yvaa made ns lie glunced at the jrd fir Cajl^ Interest' tate» lend to inacidite that had carried him across the i|p d credit'is curtailed, notwith- coiriiti¿p,l-rVT ,rt *)0 corrBct nl PArts of the ttmd^ll the fact thjit Ihe farmers of the machine, for It was mimi ned timi boning ^*lb ^rit bringing lo mitrilet hundreds of : un utifigbt rudder nothing of the original a t iloih*ri worth nf cotton and nereplonè tlmt Rodgers started with from (trinci*. on the basis of which cred- [Shmpshcad Bay on Septemlier 16. te ­ li thoafi f jfpiind nuhcr than contract. ; mains ' '¿ ¿ J >"• * '* " for a cq u a re for all - 1^ *."<“Ä. . -'* " Sanford Celery Growers Should Get Cast Coast Ferry Should Have y High Prices for rheir Cilery ,. There 'is usually a large acreage Drawbridge The rientrai News of The Land of-Flowers. VOLUSIA COUNTY PASSES IT UP CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS Jea lo u sy of D ifferent S ectio n s P re­ v en ts C o-operption of c o u n ­ ty C om m issioners The Orange county commissioners met the Volusia county commissioners lost Tuesday at DeLnnd in an endeavor to arrive at some understanding regarding the steel drawbridge that is so badly needed nt the East Coast Ferry. Orange county has already done n lion's share of the work and spent money on the Volusia county side making a good cross­ ing wlih the tiope that the Volusia com­ missioners would meet them half way. But the innne jealo u sr Dial exist bctw eg|| ¿ñd Dimona a g ^ t Sf>j yrafL j>i£vcjiiCiL.q n y . sttUcuteni uT the question all qf Volusia commissiuners but one voting for n bridge nt TFirasPier's ferry because such n rmitq would take ull tlie travel through DcLand and Daytona. ^ The [ircsent crossing gives ihe (Hiblic a choice between going to DeLmul or,to New Smyrna and the rnplil growth of the latter city has aroused the Jealousy of the rest of the county und now it seems to be anything to keep |>eople awny from Smyrna and bring them through Def.und and Daytona With the great amount uf work already accomplished at llrt; East Coast fetry Or­ ange county should and will go ahead with (hr drawbridge and public spirited citizens of tilts county and of New Smyr­ na will assist with contributions. i he putty act of lire VuluiiU commis­ sioners will leave them in a peculiar con­ dition. because Orange county will never Join them tii iheir new bridge enterprise, after llveir narrow tnindod act of last Tuesday. , \ - - --- — City Council M eets Council met in regular session Nov. fith I'J II. ai 7 30 P. M Presenl-W. D Hold, rn President pro ftm. li, A Howard. S. Kungr and li IT Stevnns. A b n h t-Ji Iki Davidson. II. U nrd und D. L. Thrasher. Minutes of the last meeting read and approved. , A communication from Rev. Geo. B. Waldron in regnrrl to systm iatic chailtlcs read. He recom men ruled tliist the rity send a representative to Jacksonville to attend u meeting of ihe Congress of nssociali-d Qniriiies to lie held bcgining /Nov llitli It was moved und seconded thui tlie city send a delegate to re|ifcs«nt Uiem. and the city poy the expenses of sum*. Carried. Moved and seconded that the m atter of adjusting the voucliers held by f(fr. Brody nc referred to the finance cominltee. Curried An ordinance entitled an Ordi­ nance amending Section i of cha[iter 3 of the reynv'd yrdinances of tfie city of San­ ford relative to revision of registration list W(Oj passcl on its first reading. A report on city sewers was presented by life city engineer ond ordered filed. p ie building commltec was nutliorirnd to build’a buck flue In the building on of celdry grown In New York state for m ar­ keting during tho • fall nnd winter. Tho large markets in the East usually buy heavily of ■this W rk state celery for storage purposes in order to supply their trade Wants during the holidays and at times this York slnte celery Is not ex­ hausted from storage until February. This season the reports say that owing to the ^ weather conditions during the growing season in New York state tlie yield of fancy celery was exceedingly small, and the supftly of fancy York state celery will be exhausted early in Decem­ ber. It Is said that certain of the largest dealers In New York City and other eastern markets, realizing the York state celery shortage, are buying heavily of Michigan celery for storage purposes. California hegi.n shlppinit the 1911 celery crop about November 1st, and their ♦ u t^ y - r ir e u ld - U - virttlallY (UhfiUlteL during January as lip: crop an * whole lit .California i a k i i i d t i d W o r n l a notliorities to be HDO uciVs "»hfift of the l*aat season. , • - '-v ■. \The Michigan fchary crop it said to be normal, and fcilh'lhe Eastern trade buy­ ing this Michigan celery for-'storage, which is not usually the com , gicans that we need have no fear of Michigan celery competing with our celery as tbeir crop should be extiuuined before our crop 1» moving to any extent. It is rumored dial the Manatee crop will he somewhat short o( hist season, ond the same will apply to the Sanford acreage. With celery now moving from three slates, California, New York and Michi­ gan, fancy, well bleached celery is now sejling in New York Cily at «13 50 lo $4.00 per Now York stale crate. Movgd and seconded that the voticliera as slgned’bv the President and approved by the fink nee commltec be paid. Cgrriod. • ■„ On mbtion cmmjll adjourned. • M. ,W. t/iVctx. Clerk. ■'y . : -J, a ope-twenty fourth • part _ ' - LT*h'didatc. nor do . l r **k î r_ . *** °E I be good pcoplé o f . S an - to b rib er any private schem e,T f e a r -bin. t I /«rand for a square deal for all . . -P*9^** c<iu*! rlgltU (o all. special pmi rjei io none, l admit 1 think It's. , W i*f*?E? r■■v1*'t1ii“,r‘oito‘ m*yorx Rd-• l^v* F’Tbe^ bestu^ efforts at hrnsi for whst 1 f^l U best forthe t ,mem m our city, *1 l,e? high, but we cannot lower f C , / «H in fi; lot^. M anufacturing ,* re'.w" lt V hfeed to put us on a * * * .• m i.. > ù t% fl j\ " . ,l b n ' 3 « i n n o t ' ' ttjc B tO atr o f t f i r p a l l t f t t a n ß , M m .* . ' ra n but ib f p t o p i t s ’ la n B tb a tr . ^ J^_ 1 ■ 1 ■■ ALL AROUND FLORIDA SHORT CELERY CROP esldcnt Gives Ills Annual I’ro c lo m a Prei , NOT Volum« (V S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A , F R ID A Y , N O V E M B ER 10, 1S11 1» Asleep at th e SvfHch Prof. Hell, who lias been W ittin g on some good hypnotic ends other srunts ot the Impcrini this wrfk. placed Ell Bur­ kett. the slio* liAcb'i. under the speM of money and mesmerism eoinhlned. and hud him asleep - t l ' Vowoll's window toilay. p:K*said lie needed tita sleep and the .money nnd WAs ' perfectly sotisfied to nsslsl the ptofeisor. '* Held D uslnrss M eeting The West Side Improvement society, Inst Thursday, held their first yearly busi­ ness meeting at Robbins Nest. The re­ port given for last year was very gratifyiny. Received from members In dues and donations: *80.70; City council *£0.00; our friend». *2185‘ \v Many others hove given material nnd work for park Improvements. We wish to thank the city council who have co­ operated with us; Mr.-'lfhlly, who tun kindly Inserted our nunc«?, and all others who have helped in ony way, to Improve ourW estSlde- •As You U kc I t ” Such was the independent title which Shakespeare gave his most nt nosing comedy Tho fact that it has remained in public liking for more than 3D0 years, mnl siiows no sign ot foiling favor, is suliicicnt prixd that Hie work! Ukes it very Well It is ruled by mhny ns the inOsi thoughtful, the most attistic, tho most amusing and thn liveliest of all tlie Shukcspcresn comedies; and. a» will be presented by the popular young artlstT May Stewart, and her excellent company, at the Imperial Theatre, Tuesday evening, November 14th, will prove tlie most Im­ portant theatrical event of the season. Mis» Stewart is said to make a charming ••Rounliml" Ixith in ihe roynl robes of the' I'rincii.ss mnl doublet and tiosc of the gay and gnlluni forresier. "J i ~ * i*r’ ' ■ it is ofiicially announced ttpil tlie work of oxposing Hie wrock or the Maine so far as Hie parts immediately ilffccled by tho explosion arc concerned fggtn afxjot midsb lp sto the bow will J»e'com pleted by Novetnlicr 20. Evotylhljig will t|ieji be reoily for examination by the board of inspection which lias obendy beet! noflfted. An Epitome of Ihe Week1* Most lmportant Happenings In the State's Domain. W inter Park Is talking of water works. There are a num ber of private systems and .Roliins college has a fine plant, btjt as the town grows there is dem and for modern conveniences. ’ I Tampa Is expecting to have a chair fac­ tory located somewhere within her boundrlcs, and is entertaining a representative of one of the big funiture factories of New York state. ; -V ’ 1 t Mrs. Mary Bryant, of near Falmouth, sent a sweet potato lu that place last week, raised on hbr farm, that weighed , . <nty turn Inch, „ es la circum facnc. and tuld an the m ar­ ket for 15 cunta. ----------w j ) ! W. E. Hcathcote of St. I’etereburg, a director of the Florida Citrus Exchange, says the estim ate by the railroads and various paper» in the stato that the cit­ rus crop of Florida for this season will run 5.000.000 boxes is too high. At a m eet­ ing of the directors of the exchange held u few days ngo opinions were heard from elgh^ gentlemen from a wide range of territory, and it Is their opinion that the crop will not exccod 3,000.000 boxea A sewerage system and an up-to-date creditable hotel building are among the die things promised for Lakeland during the next year. West Palm Beach l* to try the blue laws and have everything on a Puritan plau on Sundays hereafter. That is. un­ less the people who have framed the ordinances decide that moderation is better than prohibition in the general run uf things and rcival the law that now makes it an offense to bring your trunk from the station if you huppen to reach home on the first day of the week. County police officers arc searching (or Cinudrv/Tft'imnn of Okies, a village near Miami ami fear murder has been com­ mitted. Tlerm anjlcft his home Monday night for u bicycle,ride. He did not return and Tuesday morning h it wheel ond a re­ volver were found In the road near n blood stained iroji bar- on which were strunds of hair the same color as his. Bloodhounds ure on tho m an’s trod. AI the meeting of the board of county commissioners held today a petition was filed asking for an election to lie held in Leob county on the “wet nnd dry" propo­ sition. The petition came in lata this a f­ ternoon but the friends of the anti-saloon succeeded ip having action deferred un­ til the gist of the present motifh. IWtthat am ple time might be had to examine the names attached to the petition as to whether or not they were bona fide names or certified voters. - s ■. -Æ . '*% - i. ■■ ..... _ _____ ■- - SHALL THE PEOPLE RULE? r . • V. . ■ ***** Thé Peoples Candidates for Alderman F*' M. Elder, . - B. W. Herndon T. J. Miller, W. S /H and Geo. Fox,Mr. . W. Ff. Ünder&ood Frank L. Woodruff ! ** % ** V \ ’ 4 , Wa ftfnntl fur Progress—the substantial Jind. • V/ ;' We stand ifor a better water supply. for the people and * • lire protection for the peoples’ property. We are not the candidates of the politicians nor the bosses nor the Water tyorks Company, nor the candidates of ONE MAN. vWe are for Sanford and its people. ** . A business man’s administration. W Vote for ail of us. We stand for the best interest of Sanford nnd all the people. Equal'rights to all—special privilege to none. mm i- • ¿■ ¿i. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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 07, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 07, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 07, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/97d7e4eef1b9e90d4324c6d0c934b8ad.pdf da9f0a254545f3c0209d02560a8f0315 PDF Text Text —*r« ■•m/ ^‘'•r - -• «Tl^T ' 7 *• vJ Jt * * ‘VI rl”-*«, » | ' B I »»%»»%%%%« * f _ _ L _ _____________ _ r »-• I am not a candidate for the office of Mayor because of any political ambition. It is true that I will highly appreciate being elected your Mayor, but only because of the expression of confidence and not because I ever ex­ pect, or desire, to go higher politically. My Company owns property in almost, every part of-the City of San­ ford and pays one-twenty-fourth, approximately, of all the taxes paid into the City Treasury. It is absolutely true that we will be able to sell very little Of this property to the present citizens of Sanford, just a lot occasionally -■ ■ For this reason, it is imperative that we should have new men and new money. It is absolutely necessary, in order to secure new men and new money that oanford should continue its policy of progress and d e ­ velopm ent. For five years I have been devoting my time, energy and money to BOOSTING SAN FO RD . During that time. I have assisted in every public movement which was intended to promote the City’s welfare. I have not taken one dollar out of Sanford in that time. On the contrary, the lit­ tle I had outside has been gradually withdrawn and put into my business here. I have made some money during that time outside of my Sanford business; and that, also, has been brought to San­ ford. I have been instrumental in bringing a good many thousands in money and a great many new citizens to the Sanford District. Mr. Voter, your interest is my interest. Every new citizen helps each of us, directly or indi­ rectly. ... __ ---Mr. Tax payer, every new tax payer lightens your burden. maintain the city government and pay for public improvement. Every new enterprise helps to Mr. Mechanic, Bricklayer, Carpcntcr—every new house means more work for you. Mr. Plasterer, Painter and Tipner, or Decorator, you every success of mine. arc interested and you arc helped by * Mr. Merchant! Every new man means a new customer. I f ! sell a lot and a house is built thereon, it means something for each of you. My property is not improved property. I must get new cuitomira and new pptrons for 1 you, as well as for myself. When I sell, my profit is made and that is the end of it. You, each and all. have the same opportunity, without the expense o f getting the man here. * J B y, 63* P v I ask you, in oil candot; who is th e m ore likely to help you, as Mayor of Sanford, Mr. Spencer or m y­ self? Mr. Spencer's energies h av e been devoted entirely to his private business. I have given tim e and m oney to the C ity's affairs and to th e promotidn, it is true, of my privute business, but yours JE »v B ’;. V lit* ? - • 5 j& \- s M kr. Mr. S pencer's energies do n o t add one dollar of new money to Sanford. each year adds som e new m oney an d some new m en. • y' i Mr. Spencer w an ts to be Mayor to gratify a n am bition. Mayor. M in « 1« i n am b itio n to assist w hen God’s A o re ha« o lalm «d m e fo r te n a n t—w ith the plaudit. "W< servant. . a * ■, *■ E g ; • ? >v n>, T '-• j r ' •"* Ipj- My work, on the other hand, 'I' M.l - ’ yi V ' «’V J '- s a personal, am bition—to be d have l^ b p lo m ls a m . le n t, thou good an d faithful • ,• < rt ' • • \ ,• •• _ t •. ■1 1 • «... ....... -■ ■ .. - �. T ,,y " * t - "T-;; ipjjr Published S e m l-Y fó e k ly ^ T u e s tfs y and F r i d a y 6 <jv •■ I N S A N h T iR D — Lite ¡a Worth Living SANFORD, ! ï p w 1» ^ iW S O f THE WORLD >"• * '* " -1^ *."<“Ä. . 10, THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION |\ | | J 5 f HAVE THE BRIDGE esldcnt Gives Ills Annual I’roclom aPrei ti«fl Vo th e Public ..tins .f interest Gleaned From “The people of this land having by long Various Sources ____ sanction and practice Mt apart toward lhe~3oie‘i>reach passing year a day on which to cease from their labors and as­ M rF fW M s d u r in g t u t w i t * semble for the puriwse of giving praise to Him who is the author of the blessings M ~~ they have enjoyed, it Is my duty us chief Mt Rentier* W " r ™ • 0fl" xecutlve to designate at ■'this time the “ f i t f u l Spew* rioielni day for the fulfilment of this devout pur­ for Hurried Readers pose. 1 • «¡levomen.aied and pleaded that “Our country has been signally faVufed —ai.*<Amid be dona to appear In any in many way». Tins round of ilie season ^ T Z iydidil to hi» InlertsW. triem- has brought rich harvest. Our industries ^ J fto u L n u ri BaptUt church aociety have thriven far beyond our domestic «¡CamUWie. M«*-, tonlfiht voted oot to needs, the production of our labors daily ^ ¿ * . 1 this time the realinatlon of finding enlarged markets abroad. Ws B„ Clirencc Klcbeson. paator of tho have been free from the curse of pestil­ ¿ ¡ A now in jail chanted with having ence. of famine and of war. Our nation J£ » d A vi*U nnell. They dedded to ul counccls have furthered the cause of by the matter .on the table until ffovem- peace In other lands and the spirit of be . . . . . M».*L CT irT **¥B*,no* h i« brought Us inm .),» » t»u*,h tat Toft qualified as a voter with otiier peoples, to tho strengthening faonris-rrt-frilnwstilp-rtnd-gnnri-wttt ..Uts Cincinnati election that link us to the comrades In the am^ ____before ihc. ffe jfe & te illiL vcigal brsRherKeo<i ->f -totiiiws. - Strong-»» in Jgj own precinct ond went through the the sense of uuf own right and inspired lit!» required by law to iniure |ils call­ by as strung n sense of lire rights of ing a ballot today. •■ other», we live In peace and harmony yOStrislly the periods of revolution In with tho world. Rich in tho priceless pos­ Jletiw were rimed today when Francisco sesion ond abundant resource* wherewith I Midero took the osth of President and the unstained bounty of God has endow­ placed across his breast the tri-color ed us, we are unselfisidy glad when othet u « l Insignia of the executive. This nf- peoples puss onward to prosperity and umoon the nalli was administered io the peace. Tbnr the great privitega we en­ tight members of his cabinet. At the joy may continue and that each coming ssms time Francisco l.con Do Ln Barra, year may see our country more tlrinly e» who hsi governed the country as provin- tnhlished in the regard anil esteem of our " rial prtiideni since the day General Diaz fellow nations, it is the paryer that should Wi the capital for Europe boarded a spe­ arisc'in every thankful heart Therefore, I, William Howard Vnft, (wescial triin for Vers Cruz from where he. lo£*t!t Mil fnr Europe but on ft diplo- ldcnt of the United States of America, designate Thursday, the 10 th duj uf No iutScmisson. vember next, ns n day of thanksgiving Wo-lHnl* of the city of 'Hankow has and prayer, mid I eamesily call upon my been dtstroyrd by fire following lighting Countrymen and Upon all that dwell under -xfitfmn revolutionist and loyal troops. the flag our beloucd country, then to meet Tbs lowest estimate of the kiss is 50,000 in their accustomed places of worship to • MO. • two hundtod thousand persons are Join in offering praise to Almighty God drifilaif. Half burned,bodies lie among and'devout tfianks for the loving, mercies Uwmini in many places. Many of them He has given Us. 'are the 'bodies of womfen and ddldren, “In Witness whereof. 1 have hereunto , * Spstllng at Washington of ihn (resent .set my hand und caused the ¡*eol nr tlodhaptloa of currency legislation, Presi­ United Slates to be affixed dent Flniey, pi the. Somhrrn Kailway “ Done at tin- city of (’liiango. this thir­ Ggspsny, said; tieth dny of October in the your of our "Thebanks uf the Southeastern slates Lord on« thousand nine hundred and elev­ compare very favorably as to soundness en. and of the independence uf the United I rj , sad ability of management1with those of States of America, the one hundred and irtyuner part of the country. Tills was thirty-sixth. «tenuoiiritfd In ihe panic of 1907 and By the President • ihe labsequent business depression. P, C Secretary of State the South us in <lir, West, a much! _ .isti« Uippiy ii needed tiurjng the crop-U C Î Rodgers who lias just ttoiriir-l tu» ptOsingperiod than at'qny other tim i of rtron»continoin«l trip m ou ueiophuu-* u>^Fthe year. t The effect of tlie present hunk- day said lie felt in copdttmn to start back lug tyit^is-lhat. during thil crop-muV- on an another "if I lind a machine." This M,*ks® Sod at'a result Q f’this iorgjy remark .yvaa made ns lie glunced at the jrd fir Cajl^ Interest' tate» lend to inacidite that had carried him across the i|p d credit'is curtailed, notwith- coiriiti¿p,l-rVT ,rt *)0 corrBct nl PArts of the ttmd^ll the fact thjit Ihe farmers of the machine, for It was mimi ned timi boning ^*lb ^rit bringing lo mitrilet hundreds of : un utifigbt rudder nothing of the original a tiloih*ri worth nf cotton and nereplonè tlmt Rodgers started with from (trinci*. on the basis of which cred- [Shmpshcad Bay on Septemlier 16. te ­ li thoafi f jfpiind nuhcr than contract. ; mains ' '¿¿J F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R fo r a -'* " fo r a ll c q u a re _ LT*h'didatc. nor do . l r **k î ' r_ . *** °E Ibe good pcoplé of . San- to briber any private scheme,T f e a r -bin. t I /«rand for a square deal for all . . -P*9^** c<iu*! rlgltU (o all. special - pmi rjei io none, l admit 1 think It's. , W i f E r 'tii,r ‘o i t o ‘’be^ u^ m*yorxR d -•**?? ■■v1*1“ l^v* F T best efforts at hrnsi for whst 1 f ^ l U best fo rth e t ,mem m our city, *1 l,e? high, but we cannot lower f C , / «Hinfi; lot^. M anufacturing ,*re'.w" lt V hfeed to put us on a * * * .• > ù t% fl j\ " ' ' mi.. . ,lbn' 3 «in not ttjc ran BtOatr of tfir palltfttanß, but Mm ibf ptopits’ lanBtbatr. .* . ' ^ J^_ 1 ■ 1 ■■ SHORT CELERY CROP Sanford Celery ALL AROUND FLORIDA Growers Should Get Cast Coast Ferry Should Have y High Prices fo r rheir Cilery ,. The rientrai News of The Land There 'is usually a large acreage of Drawbridge of-Flowers. celdry grown In New York state for mar­ keting during tho • fall nnd winter. Tho VOLUSIA COUNTY PASSES IT UP large markets in the East usually buy CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS heavily of ■this Wrk state celery for storage purposes in order to supply their Jealousy of Different Sections Pre­ trade Wants during the holidays and at An Epitom e of Ihe Week1* Most lmvents Co-operption of coun­ p o rta n t Happenings In the times this York slnte celery Is not ex­ ty Commissioners S ta te 's Domain. hausted from storage until February. The Orange county commissioners met This season the reports say that owing Winter Park Is talking of water works. the Volusia county commissioners lost to the ^ weather conditions during the There are a number of private systems Tuesday at DeLnnd in an endeavor to growing season in New York state tlie and .Roliins college has a fine plant, btjt arrive at some understanding regarding yield of fancy celery was exceedingly as the town grows there is demand for the steel drawbridge that is so badly small, and the supftly of fancy York state modern conveniences. ’ I needed nt the East Coast Ferry. Orange celery will be exhausted early in Decem­ Tampa Is expecting to have a chair fac­ county has already done n lion's share ber. It Is said that certain of the largest tory located somewhere within her bounof the work and spent money on the dealers In New York City and other drlcs, and is entertaining a representative Volusia county side making a good cross­ eastern markets, realizing the York state of one of the big funiture factories of New ing wlih the tiope that the Volusia com­ celery shortage, are buying heavily of York state. ; -V ’ 1 t missioners would meet them half way. Michigan celery for storage purposes. Mrs. Mary Bryant, of near Falmouth, But the innne jealousr Dial exist bcCalifornia hegi.n shlppinit the 1911 tweg|| ¿ñd Dimona a g ^ t sent a sweet potato lu that place last celery crop about November 1st, and their that weighed Sf>j yrafL j>i£vcjiiCiL.q ny . sttUcuteni ♦ u t^ y -rire u ld -U - virttlallY (UhfiUlteL week, raised on hbr farm, , . <nty turn Inch, uT the question all qf Volusia com- during January as lip: crop an * whole lit missiuners but one voting for n bridge .California ia k i i i d t i d W o r n l a es la circumfacnc. and tuld an the mar­ nt TFirasPier's ferry because such n rmitq notliorities to be HDO uciVs "»hfift of the ket for 15 cunta. --------- w j ) ! W. E. Hcathcote of St. I’etereburg, a would take ull tlie travel through DcLand l*aat season. , • - '-v ■. \director of the Florida Citrus Exchange, and Daytona. ^ The Michigan fchary crop it said to be The [ircsent crossing gives ihe (Hiblic a normal, and fcilh'lhe Eastern trade buy­ says the estimate by the railroads and choice between going to DeLmul or,to ing this Michigan celery for-'storage, various paper» in the stato that the cit­ New Smyrna and the rnplil growth of the which is not usually the com, gicans that rus crop of Florida for this season will run latter city has aroused the Jealousy of the we need have no fear of Michigan celery 5.000.000 boxes is too high. At a meet­ rest of the county und now it seems to competing with our celery as tbeir crop ing of the directors of the exchange held be anything to keep |>eople awny from should be extiuuined before our crop 1» u few days ngo opinions were heard from elgh^ gentlemen from a wide range of Smyrna and bring them through Def.und moving to any extent. and Daytona It is rumored dial the Manatee crop territory, and it Is their opinion that the With the great amount uf work already will he somewhat short o( hist season, crop will not exccod 3,000.000 boxea accomplished at llrt; East Coast fetry Or­ ond the same will apply to the Sanford A sewerage system and an up-to-date ange county should and will go ahead acreage. creditable hotel building are among the with (hr drawbridge and public spirited With celery now moving from three die things promised for Lakeland during citizens of tilts county and of New Smyr­ slates, California, New York and Michi­ the next year. na will assist with contributions. gan, fancy, well bleached celery is now West Palm Beach l* to try the blue i he putty act of lire VuluiiU commis­ sejling in New York Cily at «13 50 lo laws and have everything on a Puritan sioners will leave them in a peculiar con­ $4.00 per Now York stale crate. plau on Sundays hereafter. That is. un­ dition. because Orange county will never less the people who have framed the •As You Ukc I t ” Join them tii iheir new bridge enterprise, ordinances decide that moderation is better Such was the independent title which after llveir narrow tnindod act of last than prohibition in the general run uf Shakespeare gave his most nt nosing Tuesday. , \ - - --- — things and rcival the law that now makes comedy Tho fact that it has remained City Council M eets in public liking for more than 3D0 years, it an offense to bring your trunk from Council met in regular session Nov. fith mnl siiows no sign ot foiling favor, is the station if you huppen to reach home I'J II. ai 7 30 P. M Presenl-W. D Hold, suliicicnt prixd that Hie work! Ukes it on the first day of the week. rn President pro ftm. li, A Howard. S. very Well It is ruled by mhny ns the County police officers arc searching (or Kungr and li IT Stevnns. A bnht-Ji Iki inOsi thoughtful, the most attistic, tho Cinudrv/Tft'imnn of Okies, a village near Davidson. II. U nrd und D. L. Thrasher. most amusing and thn liveliest of all tlie Miami ami fear murder has been com­ Minutes of the last meeting read and Shukcspcresn comedies; and. a» will be mitted. Tlermanjlcft his home Monday approved. , presented by the popular young artlstT night for u bicycle,ride. He did not return A communication from Rev. Geo. B. May Stewart, and her excellent company, and Tuesday morning hit wheel ond a re­ Waldron in regnrrl to systmiatic chailtlcs at the Imperial Theatre, Tuesday evening, volver were found In the road near n read. He recom men ruled tliist the rity November 14th, will prove tlie most Im­ blood stained iroji bar- on which were send a representative to Jacksonville to portant theatrical event of the season. strunds of hair the same color as his. attend u meeting of ihe Congress of nsso- Mis» Stewart is said to make a charming Bloodhounds ure on tho man’s trod. ciali-d Qniriiies to lie held bcgining /Nov ••Rounliml" Ixith in ihe roynl robes of the' AI the meeting of the board of county llitli It was moved und seconded thui tlie I'rincii.ss mnl doublet and tiosc of the gay commissioners held today a petition was city send a delegate to re|ifcs«nt Uiem. and gnlluni forresier. filed asking for an election to lie held in "J i ~ * i*r’ ' ■ and the city poy the expenses of sum*. Leob county on the “wet nnd dry" propo­ it is ofiicially announced ttpil tlie work Carried. Moved and seconded that the matter of of oxposing Hie wrock or the Maine so far sition. The petition came in lata this af­ adjusting the voucliers held by f(fr. Brody as Hie parts immediately ilffccled by tho ternoon but the friends of the anti-saloon nc referred to the finance cominltee. explosion arc concerned fggtn afxjot mid- succeeded ip having action deferred un­ Curried An ordinance entitled an Ordi­ sblpsto the bow will J»e'completed by til the gist of the present motifh. IWtthat nance amending Section i of cha[iter 3 of Novetnlicr 20. Evotylhljig will t|ieji be ample time might be had to examine the reynv'd yrdinances of tfie city of San­ reoily for examination by the board of the names attached to the petition as to ford relative to revision of registration inspection which lias obendy beet! nofl- whether or not they were bona fide names or certified voters. fted. list W(Oj passcl on its first reading. - s ■. - i. ■■ ..... _ _____ ■- A report on city sewers was presented by life city engineer ond ordered filed. p ie building commltec was nutliorirnd to build’a buck flue In the building on Movgd and seconded that the voticliera as slgned’bv the President and approved by the fink nee commltec be paid. Cgrriod. • ■„ On mbtion cmmjll adjourned. • M. ,W. t/iVctx. Clerk. ■'y. : -J , - , NOT a ope-twenty fourth • part Volum« (V 1S11 Asleep at the SvfHch Prof. Hell, who lias been W ittin g on some good hypnotic ends other srunts ot the Impcrini this wrfk. placed Ell Bur­ kett. the slio* liAcb'i. under the speM of money and mesmerism eoinhlned. and hud him asleep -tl' Vowoll's window toilay. p:K*said lie needed tita sleep and the .money nnd WAs ' perfectly sotisfied to nsslsl the ptofeisor. '* Held Duslnrss Meeting The West Side Improvement society, Inst Thursday, held their first yearly busi­ ness meeting at Robbins Nest. The re­ port given for last year was very gratifyiny. Received from members In dues and donations: *80.70; City council *£0.00; our friend». *2185‘ \v Many others hove given material nnd work for park Improvements. We wish to thank the city council who have co­ operated with us; Mr.-'lfhlly, who tun kindly Inserted our nunc«?, and all others who have helped in ony way, to Improve ourWestSlde- S H ArL L T H• E V.P E O P L E R. ■U LE? . ***** Thé Peoples Candidates for Alderman F*' M. Elder, . - B. W. Herndon T. J. Miller, W. S /H and Geo. Fox,Mr. . W. Ff. Ünder&ood Frank L. Woodruff „ .-Æ '*% ! ** % ** V \ ’ 4 , Wa ftfnntl fur Progress—th e su b sta n tia l Jin d . • V/ ;' We stand ifor a b etter w ate r supply. for th e people and * • lire protection for the peoples’ property. We are not the candidates of th e p o liticians nor the bosses nor the W ater tyorks Com pany, nor th e candidates of ONE MAN. vWe a re for Sanford and its people. ** . A business m a n ’s ad m in istratio n . W Vote for ail of us. We s ta n d for th e best in terest of Sanford nnd all the people. E q u a l'rig h ts to a ll—special privilege to none. mm i- • ¿■¿i. �November IO. i<hi Ereryooe interested In forming In onr wmy U cordially lnvi$*d to attend these meeting*. The dtarusslon* or* on mat* test of vital Interest and the social boor A Budget of Ifiterestlng Items lo well worth while. At the cfcoe of the From Corresponderfts meeting - the question box woo opened and among l a content* wo« the general question “Shall we- have Thanksgiving THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY dinner a t the churchT" A rising vote proved the desire ' to do w to be onanl* rm d len t S ta ff a f R eporters Weekly moua. At the meeting In two weeks the ladles will formulate their plans. Mrs. Covers th e Tarrltary f a r Worthington, vice president of the dub will act aa chairman of the committee. This dinner will not be for club members only GENEVA JOTTINGS or for the church and Sunday school Ts the Editor of The Herald: Mrs. M. & Etheredge left last Tuesday people only bat for both and any other* for Brundldge, A labin answer to a tele­ In the community who would Dhe lo Jolrt gram telling of the serious illness of her us. Thanksgiving is a time when mem* odes of etb « home* and associations sUter-ln-law, Mrs. Wllecrr-n. " A bright-little baby girl has come as • crowd upon us, and by spending U to­ gether we may do much toward making It a happy day for us alL Mrs. Moran. Wo are sorry to s a te that Mr. Eubanks, an am pioye of Chase It Go. is suffering night In Sanford and Incidentally' saw ‘ The Man on the Box." greatly from chills and fever. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Kennedy of Hay­ C. Sieg, after a two weeks’ stay in O n e rs has returned to Jacksonville. Mr. den. Ind., have come to spend the winter Sieg expect* to return to Geneva later among as and perhaps stay longer end are a t borne on their farm just north of with his family. . The orange packing at the dock seems town. We bid them welcome and trust to be at a standstill on account of lack of they will be one of us and with us while COUNTY HAPPENINGS THE SUPREME EVENT . OF THE SEASON S p e c ia l E n g ag em en t and her distinguished company in an elaborate production o f Shakespeare's greatest pastoral comedy i Speolal Prices . 25c, 50e, 75c, $1.QQand $1.50 Seat*— Sals begins, ff a. m.. Saturday, at Maxwell's. Out-oí-tówñ' orders'by mail or tele phone will receive prompt attention. hands to pack fruit. The Geneva Fish Co. have opened up their business and we wish for them a Rev. E. Loo Smith filled his regular ap­ pointment lo GcaevaÜMt Sunday. W. D. Ballard has as his guests his two brother* from Griffin. C,a. One of them MOOftE’S STATION will remain here during the winter. Sped*! Corrapoodenee is Tbs Herald Frank Sutton, Mr. David and David Country folks never realize what a lot Speer are all able to be out again after of d ty friends they have until the hunt. their sick spell. Ing season opens. Its that way. though we can’t help but notice. Cbme on boys ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS glad to see you once a year any way. SpodalCor. toThs lUraU. J. F. McClelland and Mr. Mlot the t The woods aré full of hunters these genial Sanford A Everglades engineer days—one would think they were near got Larger game Monday than they were the firing line of the Turk i tallan scrap to looking for aa they captured a 0 ft, and judge from the guns we bear. a 7 ft. diamond beck rattler while out for J. L Nolan has bought a new librae, his quail and cottontails. mule having died some weeks ago. Two parties of fisherman have gone In­ Mr. snd Mrs. J. S. Barnhart of West to business on the Sl Johns and Lake Side visited their niece. Mrs. J. D. Letaon Jessup from hem recently, James Mitchell on Sunday last. Mr. Barnhart has a nice and Meakm Digger. Robinson and Gea garden this season and reports crop* Mitchell with Frank Willi*. H ere’s hop­ coming on nicety. ing they have all good haul*. We are sorry to team that Mrs. B. J. James McMiliian and party are on a Overstreet of Lake Mary wa* quite sick deer and big game hunt south of here last Saturday and Sunday. She la better for a lime. however at this writing. There Is a good deal of dissatisfaction Leslie Bryan of Sanford visited his among the parents of little children that parertr last Saturday and Sunday. ride ot. the car to school as the little Mrs. Chas Humphries is on the sick list ones loose their ticket* snd hgre to pay this week; also link; Fronds Larson. ■*. over again, seams a* If'som e arrange­ Mr. and Mrs. J. Ml Wynn visited their ment might be made that the children daughter. Mrs. B. J. Overstreet last Satur­ would not have to carry tbeir tickets. day. J. F. McClelland store’s la open now on weak days and evenings with a much BUDA ITEMS enlarged Stock of new goods, shoes, StMdaJ C am m dM * to The Hwaid: groceries, provisions snd feed. Miss Bobbie Nicholson and two aunts The little son of Mrs. P. a Miller of returned home Sunday from Osteen, where Cgmeroa A re. has been quite ill (be they have been visiting relatives. past week, but is in the gain we are glad George Peters was In Sanford last Fri­ day on business Mr. and Mrs. Edgar to w n returned Rev. E.-Lee Smith of Oveido. spent last thiy week to their beautiful winter home Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mr. on Geneva A n , Beck Hammock, after H. A. Ntcholeoo. He came to fill his reg­ a yammer In Indiana a t their old home et ular appointment a t the Baptist dxorth Richmond and vicinity. • '-J. • A. W. Davis was in Sanford last Friday. • P. X. Hartman, an Indiana man was He went to market his potatoes here loot wnek looking after hie Rollraod Wr. and Mrs Weaibmok visited their cousin, Mrs G.T. Peters a few da yd lost , week. Cte jjrio Congfroofr jjotri atJUmgtooofr, jfloritm Now xjpeirfor business. We" h a v e a special week end ra te of $4.00 from S aturday nig h t supper to M onday m orning breakfast in­ cluded., A p le asa n t quick p la c e to spend your. Sunday. T able sup­ plied w ith the b e s t'th e m arket affords. W hite help exclusively. Good service guaranteed . S p e c ia l Rates by the W e e k o r M onth F u rth e r inform ation g lan d ly given. G. M. ENTZMINGER W rite, wire or phone " A . F . F.ALCK P ro p rie to r R esident M an ager (F o rm e rly McNAIR A S O N ) - - .« v- w.c .. .. . Dyal-Upchurch Building, Jacksonville, Florida Our stock is Well M anufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low. cannot furnish o u r stock w rite us for prices. tar bomeo here are coming much earlier this year than usual Several families have already arrived aod many meFPrat# soon follow. Among those who bare arrived are Obed Foaa and wife. L Johnson and fam­ ily from Philadelphia. Pa.; Frank Smith aod wife and Misa Ruth Graham. Lancas­ ter. N. H.; F. Kingsley and 'family. Troy. N. Y.; also Geo. E. Bates and family, pro. prletcrs of the Altamonte Hotel who are rushing the Improvements and putting the popular resort in order for the enter­ tainment of guests about December 1st. —N. H. Foocl If your deal SANFORD LODGES * PW»d *1 tli« friTC* e{ youi loitH " T ibaubi 1 « of do aioof duuli* I».,. V inJ |ruutc. (Hr loo| «ijwtwn.' 4 »hire «» to |ur*ol*e me motiam«mi * be of (be bifhcW qttobfy of a>«> r Wii«« ai before mekiaf yoej p«f •, , - *t will (about ifc-y/n* end i--.-» aw Tuesday afternoon there was a small entertainment at the Buds School for Hallowe’en which was greatly enjoyed • by the children and visitors Thera were • few rpsHCbss and than the old witch come in. A number of socks had been arranged In • line on a long pole and each one was blindfolded snd given * stick to knock down one. In whkh was aom thing useful for the school. The witch then told their fortunes.. A peanut bunt ■ was given and then the visiters surprised the children by passing the Cakea and :;iM E CLARK MONUMENT COMPAQ f> J seSseavtlte' ' Fieri** M ANTELS, CT, ELECTRICAL FIXTURHS . . Ltogto* , Stòck in the Sute. ~ 1 ■ 1 Wlik taf * *r<M «od Prie» D.__ McKINNEY r t-CHAS. „ ’*■ t ~n ( Ja c k s o n v ille , FI*. M iw a o r a u F M E V; ORLANDO.- > ! FLORIDA W ads w ill ém y P hone f t l l . ' AIJ Q s n u ln a O rd « ra On 'VCTKRINARY 8U R Q E 0* AMO ORNTIST 1 , o r n a DAJorsTftANe*** '' W ìZ X m CO. U pstairs, Picó Block ORLANDO. FLORIDA IN E Z H IL L PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER * ••■ 1 4 - BanwrWvodnrfT BMg. ¡ S t r o n g e r A W e i c o in �rw citrus fruit grown. — the right to Protect tim*m*n* j 1* * ! , feci confident that they can I d S lr - n interests b . . by -Ring -JEprtfocl when, where, ». whom, and •tost they think right at the time; who •f l S e v e in P»y‘ni 000 * ImThesvy twrsonol expenses regardless a#whrtiWi their crop 1* °f high or low; and know that their trtfitdo«» not CWTy dea<ll)f “ "‘“i 10"* £ 2 ilid » r b* ’ ¡Tiewly minted gold place; who^rne lATsl'to their state, and do not think J «gbt to b« ^ f io d 10 bulld Up ^ ¿ n U who resent indignantly being -lied “fools, scoundrels and liar* benoie they will not wear the# yoke made Z than; who desire to remain Inde- Zm, .»« a—*"* *»yi« hare out themselves on record. i ^TlJmeetlng as held at Orlando. Sat„rday. Nov^E 181L Armory. The efforts weni applauded by the gsllerles, Mr. Palmer were allowed the courtesy of the Root and abused it fur an hour, using language that was unbecoming Many times during tlie proceeding* Palmer wm on his feet in opposition to those who hgd como to transact clearly define«! busi­ ■ - -14, r rnnn ib ii i iiubi« liatnicness. In fact no member of the mcetliftii ll«€»k risili at aitai X§ re«* Ing’wM as Mr. Palmer. D. «1*1» >••••■• ta llrawaakias «ilk -ark ar Doachnmi« another citizen of Oriando, • « U S a , , , m a i f l at U.OS, who declined to sign the call, insisted WK TKACH IIV MAH. Wkirk ...I I « (, ■■ a * M » l llraaa M a l a , ia a la « aaaka. on speaking several times, along lines OUR COHIKSPONDK.NCK COI HSK Maka. similar to those of Palmer. a p a a J c a l t a r lil a . Hy alad , i a | a la v ka a ra The Committee iui Resolutions re­ dr *aaiuia JJno caa laaka ykar n a n draaaaa. aU a. d r« « *' ported at the afternoon session. In sub­ • a k ia | la r alk ara, t h r r r b , - a r a l a ! Bara tk a a stance the Resolutions recited the grave Ika aaat a t ra a r tu ilia a « h ija » B a U l i a t th * Injustice and great damage done by the boridacastrd lettergrams of the Ex­ change, and demanded that a retraction or the libel be made with nil apology; that the injury dono be corrected by tho Exchange so for as possible. The at­ tempts to coerce Independent growers were denounced; also the'false charges that ojher frfltis arc inferior to those PfckotPlry lhev-Exchange, The (un'keting of Immature fruit was disapproved; the so-called Florida Green Fruit Law was condemned ns unreasonable because It fixed no standards and provided for no inspector, it was declared that fbe dietributon of standing who In the past have handled Florida fruits are, in the main, aa honorable and honest business , After some discunlon the resolutions tree pursued wcre as reported without change. El ectr i c Commission Merchants Southern Fruits and Vegetables 867 Washington St., NEW YORK Ripening Rooms for Tomatoes and other goods which require - - - - - - - Artificial Heat = -■ ■ ■ ■■ : M arket re p o rts to Sanford dully by u lrc REfTRENcrs—New York County National Dank. New York. Apply for Stoncil9, Stamps and information to Lewis Vegetable Exchange Sole Representative for Sanford and district Sanford Phono 231 - Blood Was Wrong AH women, who suffer from the ache* and pains, doe to female aliments, are urged to try Cardul, the reliable, scientific, tonic remedy, for women. Cardul nets promptly, yet gently, and without bad effects, on the womanly system, re IIc ving.pain, .buHding and . t o n l n S f ^ m e ' nervis. Jpflrm ffthe past half century, thousands of ladies-have wrilflfu to tell of the quick curative results they obtained, from the use of this well-known fnediclne. Percolat or TAKE The WomarèTonfc Tor Moybr • convention of citrus grower» n caueu A t ihe C*rnr*t rrqur-al of friend« and voter«. I Announce that I am n candidate .lor the »(Tier uf to consider the mailer and present true Mayor of the City oi Hanford, at the Noverutor primary 0. w Sttwr» facts." -There were in ociual attendance be­ I inn a candidate for the luaitinn of Moyor of Sanfird *ul.jnet to the drO»luti of the primary tween forty and fifty representative election and «olldl your «iifftiitn and «uppon ¿rowers, end letter* were received and read from two Itundrod* and elghty-aU f or stldrrnnin nnnounce rtiy cninlldacy fur ifir- j m . liuti other growers wltu on occounl uf distance ciC1AKtreby W rrm a n , * u Ij}cc( tu the dn i* ion uf t U r W hUr ihe day of (lie week on which the coti­ Primary i«j b ru Novrinl«er 21. 1011. l l i o n wo, held, business, and other good rtawms coukl not ntlend. _These I mm a rnrwlkJnl** fur Ald« rinnn uf ilir Sanford lu b jftl lu the dniiiiun uf l fio personally signed letters gave addresses Primary to be Irtld Noveniticr 2|, 1011, Piana J, WdnHUj and extent of grove prot>efty owned and patrolled by the signers. More, than t «1)1 be a catHhiliit«’ lor ll.r i i m Iuiu ) uI A U r rum i ■ublrct to the dortiUxi of ihe w hile 1'rHnaxy IreM 8,000 seres of bearing grove property Nov. 21. I8 lt _____________ It AN[1 • a t represented. Estltuatifrg 300 pock­ I hetehy AnnourK-»* my ra ml Idary for Alderman ed boxes per sere would aggregate two oI ihe clly of Sanfoel lutgerl to the rlie litm of (he mUiioti four hundred tltousnnd (2,(00,- W hiw Primary, hald Nov 21 ________ W, II Uaocrkooo 000) packed boxes of Florida cltriil’ A t the rc<jue*l df many trtend*. 1 hove t.le.1 frail against about eight hundred thou- to announce my candidacy foe lire (-rtlikm of Alderman of Sanford, lubjert to the dreraiun of Jhc ' ri*btl (800.00) boxes marketed last W hite i ’riruaty held Nov 21 W W Aw raarirr season by the Florida Citrus Exchange. Each let ter stated that the writer wished MavinX lickf (he puaitlon of Aldrrtiuin for one i will aSain be a candidate tor the |n«ilkoi to to ip the |cutest outlined In the terra, and at itIt U jr.»ir anflrr a ir aolel* ufain m> «>aa( call and authorized the use of his name record a . t l . j to the tbvlUon ljf the w hite fTtmary ~ • ^*^8. tetm ir •■— if) the action taken. A lth e e a m e tl i<jlldtatl«in of many nut-payer« There were «juito as many spectators, and friend*. I am urged to announce m r candklacy for Akicmian of lha City of Sanford, «ubjrrt to the lududlng member» of the Citrus Ex­ declilwr of Ihe W hile Primary, to be held Nov. 21. _____________ C m Fox. J» change In the hull.* as dclegntos. Those |g j|. who came to take part under the call, in ] am a carulldale for (he (nailIon uf Alderman, tbhject tn the declaim of tfie Novrmt«-r primary the meeting were asked to give their a»d herewith «olldt your «upport ■ S O Settvnnl*r* natpe»; ihe others were requested not to I «lit I« « rnndidatr for Aldrroian. «ulueit (u (he occupy scat« on the floor. deci«kin of the Whit.- Primar* toi » held Noveivilitr Th* mm-uog was called to order by J. 21*1. arui aolk-lt your •nlTrnxe H.*taa tfulltr .J * Chase, Secretary of thrr Florid^ Fruii _____ ________w II P T T M S . sod Vegetable Growers Protective Asso- I hereby announce my carelvlai * for pniilhat of ciitkH), and the call road. Alderman. *uh]ecl to the drei «ion of the White On motion. J. D. V. Hazard, of Eustls, Primary It) be held Nov. 2Í*t. 1911 D W llaym . *1» chosen temporary chairman; Mr. At the earne»t request of many friend* I have T^wall. secretary and J. Mclrowltz, os- deckled to announce my candidacy for Alderman of Sanfonl »uhlect to the decblon 'J the primary sistant. Tlie chairman briefly thanked to bo held on November 2lal ______________ T J M tu » - thseonveiiUon for the honor .conferred. I am a candidate for re-election to tlie ulllrr of In romp!lance with different motions lublect to the dertiion »I ihe Whitt the chairman announced the following alderman. Primary. Nov 2l*t. lint II V Sturm commit tun Tor Clerk and Assessor Permanent organization: D. F. Tilliug1 will I* a candidate- tn lourrcd tnytelf in Uic poiUkKI of City Clerk and A»aeaa«ir. *ubj«l to the kixt, H. H. Pattisholl. S. J. Carlton. white primary to lie held in November Resolutions; Major Alex. S l ‘ Clair M W Ixnru. Ahrtms, M. S. Morcman, 3. O. Chase, ‘At the requret of many bkOda 1 have derided John Lee oml E. A. Thoms*. ' Inbetwtneatandkftitr hir the afUce of Clark and AaM-Mur aubitet to the dechlon of the White J.-T. McLain and Fred -.1^*0 served as Primary to be held Nov, 2). UUm, Msjor Abrams, by luvltutloir o f the For Treasurer and Colleotor chair, addressed lha meeting for an nfiir I announce my candidacy fur th« position o( Trruaufrr haìÌ W W l o r ol Ihfi city of So sfotti, #ubtrinor«. With grrot ability ^nii]-mutfi b à t t o lhadacblon uf tho While 1‘rinJary. I f to J •anettness he reviewed the. contVUons held -November 2 la t. and aollct yuur vow 'M dirus fruit growing. He' dcrfuw vd „■ I hert-by announce my candidacy for the tnaiiloq In the strongest terms the ncflbns of Trnaanrer and Cnllectur Sobl«t to thc -t)tU *k « 1 j-V “ change In sending scores of telegrams . the Primary held Novembert.2 l»t. W. MnugR.% » Oovemorx of Slate arid Hoards of *nide warning them against Idimnture tr-'\ oranges with distributors •¡ l^owers. s i the telegrams allege, had, W«?d to endanger the lives of the Wash Boiler Mrs. Jane Cnllclian suffered from womanly trouble for nearly ten years. In a letter from Whiteville, N. C-, she says:* “ I was not able to 'd o my own housework. My stomach was weak, and my blood was wrong. 1 had back­ ache, and was very weak. 1 tried several doctors, but they did me no good. I used Cardui for 3 or 4 months, and now I am in tlie best health I have ever been. I can never praise Cardul enough.” It la the best tonic, for women. Whether seriously sick, or simply weak, try CarduL Wrtta to: Ltd!»«' Ad* 1*017 D t r t . O u ttin o o fi M td td n * Co.. CluttftBAOfjk Iof Special //ufrB rfkA i. and W -p t|* book, ** H cem T iM t n t K for W c o io ," MDf k n . ) Bv S H IP TO THE O R IG IN A L Chafing Dish COMMISSION MERCHANTS Oranges. (ìrapcf m it. Pineapples, Vegetables SOLI HERN SHIPPING NO SO. )“ 319 C o rn er J ay S t r e e t K in d ly W r ilo for ! HCrEHENCEh: A E T N A N A T IO N A L DANK A L L M E R C A N T I L E A G E N C IE S Does Location and Exp«Tlence count? Percolator E x p e rt W a tc h GREENLliAF & CROSBY CO. Jcw'elcre, Silversmi*hs auit Impiirters 41 West Bay Sired ' Jacksonville, Florida Percolator .Jk 2 5 BICYCf.ES *8Íli<MB ARGER ORLANOp, • v FUiHIDA H e n r y M cX-aulin Cuspidor lifeVALUE ... ; . .I 1 a c o itip lc tç s to c k 'O Í ; Rochester G Nickel-Plated union had m e t Aitar several “»Pt» ui distort» the meeUng, which i - " *' '• '. . . J E W E L E R ' MY SPECIALTIES ,* Pickard's llund-Palnted Chinn S u m m e r o r W in te r, r j Gorharo'* Sterling Silver Rogers' Plnted Ware wo can supply, your wants in tho r Jpgln and Welthnm Watches AiltDfUDbilc-'line. If you. want. to fen f ,L ----------- . M otor For Any we »re at your service w tfm h e ¿rtty best cars. We . new r \fifctep. tug vu«« uniti n n u K n .e s '! FltOM « J0 -t)P, TO IIS. FOR NEWRa« 172 Phaoa »7 ' □ □ □ p q çiD . - rtr j& M K e p « Ir ln { j , A l l W o r k ( G uaranteed Send Your Wnrk to Us and Have It Attended to Properly Enjjwvfligy Cfock and Jew elry R epairing ä o f well*printed n e a t-a p p e a rin g ftstionw y a* & mean* of f etting and fiord ing desirable bust- S t. N e w York ton Ì ALL GOODS GUARANTEED ‘during Co. □ 'P P O D D D Dhiat ¿ <îé^j(f€arap«ny 1‘l.o d S - 6 8 PH O N E 3 3 Í Ltó^f* ni-“d«,-C*jaí«l Molwvrk ' ti'vwNl' «*» Ci-ú-t fV il«»r f JACKSONVILLE, FLA �November 10, T H E HARDW ARE C O M PA N Y Telephone No. 8 O ak A ve n u e and 8 eeo n d S tre e ts Just a Few Many Patterns of Hand-Tools for all purposes -. r U Most Complete Line of Hardware and Farm Tools in This Section E gyf fAa1cve -*, . - • r I H p T -. ■ f p ^ - B it: • - - IN THE SOCIAL WORLD " W . v \ :v Items it interest Concerning Society .People. tt- P O IN T S PIJR E L Y la. vaguely arranged for between ¿ommlttee* representing the two parties, which amount« to little or nothing. Knowledge erf the real dituation ln Vo|uiln county,■ Uconunon property. ‘The^codnty (a di­ vided against Itself, the upper portion M*kfcig to divert travel through DeLand, ^ M a v o d n g the Ea»t Coe51 Perry romp, Xhe majority of the Volusia County Commissioners are residents of, .end in sympathy with Uie upper section. The question Is where docs Orange county coiup tut , The residents of this county oan ill afford to' wait for the settlement of e family quarrel on the other aide of the Hirer. And It teems to be unfair far this county to stand the entire expense of balding a steel bridge over the river, when Volusia county would be equally benefltted. The solution of the unfortu­ n a te difficulty would appear to be In ac­ cepting the proposition which*’was sug­ gested at MoiuiAjrTiheeUng. namely, for Orange county'to accept from Volusia county the pefrnant of*a sum of* money equivalent to the sum t h a t' Grange coun­ ties already expended on Improvements at the ferry.—Reporter-Slat^ ^ How Celery CHy Vanity Fair While Away the Golden Hours— Soelnl Gossip r >= Brady was the charming ■ Mr* a W, Dri > ',ho*ic^N of the Every Week bridge Club, Thurway afternoon. In her lovely home j On Magnobar'Ave. .. * /••yK * ' ' Two tables of bridge were played. Mrs. 6 . W.-Klug. bode the highest score and * w'oii ihe flrsLpcUe. n. handsome sterling ' silver, left /poou. TPMS booby prize, a ... '■ Veyy pretty bisque hat pen holder, was Kj&ff- y . ' 4rrv^lv^d by Mrs. H. I*. Driver. Afler the . -?* cstdk. delicious/efrcshmenu were served. y„ Z Consisting of fruit cocktail, fruit and V i ->i V ''driinge.cake apd coffee. ¡r. i 0i- -<■*7 '• Mrs. Brady*« guests were Mr. R. S. . . *•' *• Kcclor, Mt*. W. D. Holden. Mrs. 1L P. K y ',*?*■ ' Driver, Mrs G. F. Smith. Mrs 0. W. King. “ ..f . ' Mrs W. W Prather. Mrs C. 0. McL ooks Like Harmon B H g > *. ^ tlAoghWn. . Washington, Nov. 0, — Uxl(fHiumfln —— — ^■«K T V Mrs. 0. W. King delightfully .«Wtertain- Brantley of Georgia, a n d ' W«b8 W JNWth — ed the Auction bridge Club in (he tee Carolina, who are in Wa«hlngtfiR.‘^qnight room Monday afternoon at 3 o'clbdt. -The expressed tbamseTVes or*opinion ■that \ room was made very • ttp a M m n p y ^lU yesterday’s electiong inNe,w yor*, Mbm .i tasteful decorations of yeilpi* daisies. chnsetts and other ata tea v»pfflJs Haknon. Two tables of bridge were phjyed. Mrs' **f cannot see that (he 'rieult of tho A. P. Oqnnblly won th e; prize, • numberr Lelect Ion means anything else (ban Gov, of handsome handmade medallions • Af­- «¡¡nor Harmon becoming Ihe nominee of aacM .: ter the cards ‘delicious' ChkrloUe rosso, the Democratic party'for the presidential coffee with whipped cream-was served. nomination," said Ur. Brantley. HAny - Mrs, King's gdests were Mesdamea R. S. one Who will take the trouble to read the Keelor, A- P. Conhilly, B. W. Herndon, S. papers of today |^id see the result must, 1 Pules inn. Frank Lane, Robt. Newman. 8. believe, come'to the tome conclusion." 0. Chase. Mr. Brandy Is ooe of the beat posted men in the bouse on political affairs, and Tiro St. John*» River Bridge his statement should be given weight. [ff-jfc Orange county finds Itself |n • rather Mr. Webb was equally as positive that embarrassing position with relation to Harmon U the man who wlU be named - Us sister count jr. Volusia', in the mat­ os the next standard bearer for the Dem­ ter of building the bridge over the ocratic party. St. John's river, St^ Cast Coast Ferry. It looks like Harmon to me;" be sold. Ragugnizlng the urgency of the need for "and not Wilson or any one _____________ ((.direct rood to tbq coast* the Orange * County Commissioners, acoompalned by Te« It Te Bates delegation from the Board of Trade, Tbon K. Bates, the live secretary of went up V* DeLand Monday to confer the Commercial Club, wishes The Herald trith th e Volusia County CommJ»»loners to announce that ha lias requests every From the Information we, can gather as day for furnished room» and hotel rates, to w hit went on, (t appears that there a/td If alLthoee who have rooms will let I nccossUif fur. diplomacy a l him know the raise and locations h a will ’J .Iliiat U I ’little /(Jrójiicclfog. little or supply the Information-to his conespo AwetopUshed. A liulure jBjWllag wadjtm ü. ÉE *’' ■ ~ . r L ‘ ' ’* :*■ vik ¿V .. The Noiieigh Diamond watertlte. _ Women Should Know This T b o ta s a n d t W h o W e r e W e a k s o d  coat with style and class and the m ost practical hunt­ ing coat ever designed, Xa u absolutely w a te r-tig h t, yet light and flexible. A coat mado to fit a hunter and very liberal in cut. Is bound .with leather; baa laathareovered »houldera; Bverontaida cutin pocket*,’ One putsiddfc^tch podggt h as tun g im » pockets throw g hoti't tb s fn tlre coat. . T h e corduroy «"•collar fits perfectly and when turned v>qp fattedp.w ith a term strap. T he button 'h o les a te all worked with OENTBT *1 ’ ■-_èHIS- ‘eà Phone 19 Saq/opL Florida -■ V T E R R Y or ■•s ooA N frs v I Monumenti, ‘Tombstone Etc. 1 Church S tre e t. Orisndo, rtorM a ROOMS L I 1 ATTORNEY,-AT-LAW ....yju lCobiU. niONg'S _ BuW<. s^.r.^.rUfU* **«* «»»>«****>*»«»",,> Preetloe* In'! M . G T. Pul M ine - , H tU M Z18 G E O . A . D eC O T T E S ATTORNEY AND COUNSEU0R AT-LAW - - ,. ^ATTORNEY. and (50UNSELL0R ST L«\W LM ^fiate Aturner S«e*0> Jadkhd ai^wK •( , , Practice Uf jtn té fftìd Federal Cotut* ' . kasideecee. SsnljRt and k>^|a Uk* , t Caraer-Wtj — — p' -Asr' -ri 11, n C-1 « g. St r in g f e L lo w JUSTICE OF THE PEACE .• •. » *XAAAAAAA1AAAA ; ANPEW JOHNSON DF.NTIST NOTARY FUSUC h i. mmSWitre : 1 d e n t ist Office; Yowell Bpiklinl DR. F. C BOARDMAN THOM AS EMMET WILSON tt . * * SANFORD. FLORIDA W . L. Moigan F. J . Mode ITR.:,0 .:- .Gr B U T T Jtë. R. M. MASON All Modern Methods and Ap' 1 B een For Salc By. .^Vm. G. A ldridge, Sanford, Floral a If you w ant gt coat that has Class, style, and yet room for any reasonable “bag,” Investi­ gate this coat. : H ave W e ll a n d H a p p y __ -------- ----------------- n Do you guffer with periodical heat!ache#7 Do you complain of sleeplessness and nervousness T .Have you beepn to have spells of dlislnets and vertigo? Doss Indigestion and stomach misery In any of Ita many forms warn jrci of tbs Inevitable approach of nervousness» and debility 7 • >' d o at once to your druggist and gat { bottle of the most wonderful reetur‘ativ# within th# reach of womankind, todi*y;. Oat a tiottle of Tleno'a N«* Health, and a t thousands of qthar suffering, half despondent woman have dona before and thoussffds more wlllrdo,.you will find In Its peculiar curativ# qualities .the womanly health and atrangth you 4eslre. . . Takg Reno's New Health and you-will find that It surely and thorough » , relieves Reality, Prbfuse, Painful, Irregular or Suppressed Menstruation. Bl< k ly PoriodSf J*" ’ripgar Constant Weariness and Weakness, Depression, Cramps. HUi! geaa,¿.Violent ¿.Violent Headaches. Headaches, Palpitation pf th# Heart, Pain In the Hack ut ! Oroins, I^uoorrhea and all Inflammations, Ulceration • and Ulsrharge of t Vagina and Uterus. Th»vb«at test that can bo applied to Reno's New Health Is to u<- it Many women need only this simple, wonderful medicine to make them strong and well. If there Is the remotest doubt In your mind of Its unexampled efflcaoy. the guarantee uuder.which It Is sold shot^d be sufficient to Indue* you to try 1L Reno's New Health has never yat failed to give relief. It has made thoj sands of women well. H If It was not Invariably successful It could not be sold as It Is. queer guarantee to refund money on first bottle if It did not cure. If other msdi Sines offered to women ware sold In this way (heir proprietors would soon have to go out of business. If you are wgak anfi’asrvous or If there Is any drain upon the system with* periodical pains,, use Reno's New Health end see how quickly It will n r « you and Make rod welP Tks aoener you start taking M, the quloker yoa WlU he free fsom suffering. > .Tw^'v Haa* vspdfated tiprbr arm rnssets and adjuiubljp'fcuSs. The water-' proofing fa by a aew pfoeoea that i | really wSter-tigbt. S u ffe rin g Office la City Hall DR. W. . ei--sg— ihqpM .ai.a4r > 9 AN E. H 0U SH 0LD ER -. : J-* M* ytwme 41 FLORIDA. �___ pavtffibtr IO» 1^ J. H Clam, a capitalist of Wichita la expected in the city today. Mr. Elam ex­ pect* to mnke Investments in this vicin­ ity.* f .* ■ WANTS 0ES 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 ? . We represent Ed. V. Price & Co., of Chicago, whose Made to Measare-Clothes embody all these features. . The Fall and Winter line of over 4f)0 all-wool samples of the newest colors, designs and models are ready for inspection May we have the pleasure D All Local Advertisem ents Under Jh ls • Itile H a p p c n l n i s — M ention of Miss Drone has returned to Sanford af­ Heading. Three Cents a Line Each Issue Matters In Brief. ter spending the summer at her home in PERSONAL IfEMS Of 1NIEBEST •Ml 1 «f ih* riM lto i »mall Tall, ^ i i c l n c t l y Arranged fa r Hur­ ried Herald Reader». • 1 r il.tam il« ^HeLand rnaden businea* trip IDSanford Tuesday. Hx. ind J- 11 La,,',on haV° relUr-n ' jfia a iY D lt to Atlanta. r Allen of UcLomi, ¿V*, to the city Tuesday. U- W. A. Kay“«- of Moore*8 8lQt,oft' *aidwpt*n» l** 0*® c**f' t"ua*^*yw Barnes, Jr..' hoa returned Wt to relative, at Penaacola. qbv p. Dow of Orlando, representing tbeOtentrect C r a te d ,D lh<1 d ,y j«*d»rt ^ d ty l« ma kin j e«ten.lve repair* on Writ Pint street running out to the otj Untiti. The boy scouts are getting tbelr unl^ bnm now Mid will soon present a fine Wanted—First-class apursments; 3 or A Camden, N. J. She will be employed in the office of George Fox. Jr . during the furnished rooms, or furnished cottage, modern with hath, good location and vegetable season. neighborhood: will wunt 5 or ti months. Hon. Braxton Beuclmm of Or hut do was Three adults. W. J. Thigpen, agent. 18tf Wanted—Frying size chickens. Will in the city today on business. Mr. pay 20 cents |«r pound. Mrs. Alice Mes­ Dcadiara Is being gtjSottVed by his many senger. Depot Lunch Counter. 18-4 p friends to make the race for congressman For Sale—Fine 13 months old Pointer at large, and should he do so he can Dog (female) also good L C. Smith aliot. I8-3tp COUftl on the fall- support of hit many gun ToO cash. M. A. Miolt. Lost—Monday down town a gold locket friend* throughout Florida. with monogram “P. L M.” Return 308 On Wednesday afternoon Nov. 8tfi the Pork Ave Reward. |g-3th ladies of the Woodman circle chartered For Sole—Cheap, one large soda foun­ Copt, nuts«** launch, nnd visited the Or­ tain with fixtures including tables chairs IBIT phanage at Enterprise. Knell lady tak­ etc. P. 0, Box 0*G,sanfordFla One of the most suitable tracts of land ing a donation. There wns also dona­ in Florida, near (be beautiful Indian River, tions from friends. The visit was appre­ nuw open for sale. If you. want good ciated and the donations were thankfully land, lyctty «ceheiy. healthrand comfort, do not let this offer slip by. wrap to J. F. teceived. SundeU, Lake Mury. Fla. fS-l-ltp For Sale—New right-room house, bath, For Rent—Two good ufllpc, rg*jnTv,iri gas, electricity, gnii heater for boiler, Peoples Bank Ouikltng Enquire at Bank. large lot. (lowing well, garden tiled. In­ -• 17-4tu quire 115 French ave. 19-51 For Rent—2 nicely furnished rooms Rates reasonable. IOC For Sale—Good launch, 23 feet, 7 H.-P. with board17-3tp 10 miles an hour, well painted and In Laurel Ave., corner First St. Three Light House Keeping Apartments first-class condition. Fully equipped. For Rent—»2.50 »3.00 and $3.50 per week. Address Box I1C8. ' t9-3p Southeast corner of Second St., and For Sale or exchange for. cHy^incomo Laurel Avenue. Mrs. Hooper. tf y—Five acres denred land, southern t>t Uer«iST Srtgh; H urting Eyes llts.IL F. Quackenbos*. of Enterprise, Arc relieved o f . all pain and sorer!»* ^ « a * on “ »topping expedition, to San- without pain in one day lly U-onurtil's Golden Eye Lotion. Cools, heals and ftnLTottdsy. -r______ ; . The Upe Tail iring 'Cm H ‘ preparing to strengthen» wemk eye». -Stop»- wctUtfUWr cures intlammuiion at once. Be firm m neks improvements and put in o large demanding “Leonardi's"—it makes strong eyes. Guaranteed or money refunded. . nock of foods. ^Tbe Western Union has equipped the Sold by W. Q. Aldridge. sMseaget boy* with uniforms |an d they .May S tew art look quite natty. who comes to tho Imperiul Theatre Turn, Csri Roblnt-m. of the law firm, of Palm­ day night, Nov. Itih in Shakespeare's er sad Robinson, of Orlando was In the most amusing com edy wilt no doubt break dty Tuesday on business. ail theatrical records-us a drawing power Mr. McLeod of Plainfield, n former resi­ this season. dent of SardonI. is renewing his acqualnThis is Miss Stewart's tlrst tour tiiraugh • unce* wbile m the city on a visit. this section of the south, hut many of our ■rf. J Thigpen wn* the agreeable host people have heard of her. brilliant success Of « small launch party. Thursday even­ and are looking forward to tier engage­ ment with pieasurcable anticipations. ing, la bis pretty little launch. Fern. . ^g. IL Hood of the Florida Produce Co, - ’ The supporting company includes some { hu arrived in the city ready for business well known players. Alfred Holling»wurth who has been featured iu a num­ tiki will be located In the Picq Block. ber of New Turk productions will 1m: seen *■' Mrs Frol Shuman and little daughter ■of French nvcitqe returned yesterday from as Jacques. Gluts J Conrad, for two sea­ sons In leads wiih Creston Clarke. E II. tqvenl month/ visit in Wichita, Kan. Reynolds, lately wiili Forbes Ruber Ison m T 1 £-s"« _ Mr. Eugene ..armnore, a pruniit'enl londnn will Ik - given the role of Orlando jwjng buunr5, man of Jacksonville spent June Sylvester for several seasons with last Sunday iu Sanford visiting friends. Miss Stewart has been assigned A u d r e y V'liMewiriks are tiring laid on Sanford for this season Other member* are «» Avenue, between Second nnd Third well suited to their respective roles streets, tuu u a much needed Improvc. Rev.J.D Ijtngly, is having the foumfa-' twu Uni for n handsome resilience, on Magnolia. Ave. between 8 th nod 9 th suem, t Mrs. C. I) U-ffler of Miami arrived In iWctly Wednesday evening nnd will visit her dorr, Mr» J C McDaniel nnd Mrs. Geo. Fo» Jt Quite 0 number of Sanford sports were bunting this week. They say they were sscesssful but they hnvc brought nu proof to The Hern Id oil ice. lir. and Mrs. <) P. Likins of Orlando :>e r**tte In the city today Dr. Likins' brother sccnni|iaiued them here and they look in the celery fields Ml,and Mr, w s. Irving nnd family tfGlenvilir iiii have arrived in the city. . • Mt. Irvin has nmlrd ific Nelson Gruy farm ; on Celery Avenue uipi will-put In a crap ^tfefln« . , Hr*. Spurliiig and daughter of Ohio »lt(estrlred in the city .and will .attend tW winter here. Mrs. Spurliiig is the "»Other of Messrs. Roy nnd Jesaa Spurting of Sanford. . Klnvfutlons have been Issued by W J. Thigpen for a dance which he will give at lb# Sanford House, Friday evening. Rov. ( h r : *W\ ewnl,ll,nentnry to Miss Dorothy E. UoyM, the charming niece and house I nf Mrs W. D Holden. "* A SNAP fOK A NEW COM» K Two and u hair ur.res on car line, one and a hair u c rc s set to lettuce, one acre ready for celery; plants growing on the place ready to set. See R II. M arks, quick. At pd Saturday specials at S tockton's bakery. Oyster pies, o y ster p a ttie s. Napoleon's creuin puffs. tre n c h cream puffs, chocolate eclairs l vr rything In fine pastry It Now goods arriving at W. W Longs Grocery — give him a call. 15-tf New Florida Syrup at R obert's If Bring vour old tire* to Sanford Machine & Garage Co for vulcanizing. IB-tf Wndc, tne Tuner. Orlando. ti Scuddors Maple Syrup all sizes at Roberts Grocery tf We are equipped to handle your repair work. Sanford Machine 8 Garage IVi. AHtl nternatlonal Stock ond Poultry It rood. R. 0. S tockton One ontf two horse wagons with celery flared side bodies at Underwood'«. 7-tf All kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ chine A Garage Co. , <B-tf Magic sto ck and poultry food. R. G. It Stockton. repairs. Sanford Madrine Gas engine »if . 48-tf ‘ & Garage Cu. Wade does most of the Sanford plana tuning. Phone or write to Wade, tha tuner. Orlando. • ..V ‘ , * ;t ... • fy Place the titles to yorit reltl cst/iXe in the Realty Trust Gun panp find xjBOld cotni- aiui Mu|4« uuuuue.---------- -----------lB-ti F'or Sole—Fivfe city lota wrll lortited. (•xriiig «t a .hatgain if raid at unco. Rex Packard, Pliot^e 103-2 ring» M-tfp For 8 a le —.diorse. wagon, canihge. jingle nrirldouhle hnrmrw tbrsolrnr en ­ gine and pump forming implements and automobile, all atu sacrifice. A. B. Brock. Ten acres of grxxl land far sale at a bargain. Three acres denred ami crop­ ped lust season. All under fence. Near loading station or) traction lino.. Almost given nwuy Particulars mi Herald Office. For Sale—The simplest and best smudge heaters on tlir mutket F A Sclium|tert, Sanford. Flu 13 tfc Wanted—Tons Prickly Ash Bark. Prick­ ly Ash Berries. Ika-r Tongue (vanilla leaves). Slillmgiu and Blue Flag Root. Cured Muss. nlJ kind* second hand ixags and burlap Address American Fibre Company. Box 278. Jacksonville. Fla. 12-fitp I or Sale—A few pies-es of g<s»l second haiifl fuririturc Ifft Call uji Mrs. W A. Minnick, Cameron City 11-tfc Fur Side— The richest high land (arm in Orange county Stock and tools. Thirty ocres. 2 in Iniil ami 12 in cultivated field, balance in pa*utre and wpoillmiiL (>ood Hroom house and out buildings Gas­ oline engine mid water wink* 3 N miles from town. '• mile from l>elt line on Si!, ver Lake Pleasant to look at. Very healthy Elevation 70 feet nlxove Sanfnrd Cheap nnd term* easy C F Wil­ liam*. Box lli'l Sanford, Fla 10-tf For Sule— Life ncholarsKip in I>rangli­ on's Business College, good for both tiookkeeplng and stenograplric course in uny of the Drauglion's Ciilegcs. Enquire Herald office. 7-tf For Sale—5 acre farm, twenty l>enring orange trees, 50 |»em:li tree*, also very large hearing [>eai trees, tnodren 5-rtwm cottage, front ami hack porches, faces sou lb Gulden l-nke 1 miles south east of Sanloril i minutes walk to street rollway. also Oveido railroad I me liriiiking water. g<««l ballung. fishing and swim­ ming Address lex* 1127 City. 52-lf For sale or exchange against horses, mules nr real estale—all thoroughbred— One G-year-old Jersey cow, 5 months In calf; one 10 months old heifer: forty white Wyandotte*. 10 Belgium Imres: tra(i nests; hare cages, show coops, etc . to he seen at Bet's place Sold by Ixalls Point. K F I) 2 * lt-p [ Fur h*lc—Six acres near Gertrude Ave 3 mile»!from postnfTIcit west. IH“ nc?rs cleared Partly fenced and ditched Only three fourths mile to leading station (R ands Siding). Fluwing well guaran­ teed $1.000. Address L. J. Greene. Tioga. Pu. for further particulars |!)-2tp When your fern* need repotting remem tier our extra large flower pots. The G. li Peniald Hard wore Co. 2l-c k . to i /itij fut o -limited^ number fwlnKtlon. will be la OriandoT of «urgtcafexBseâ. AMr Wrights, nurse In V i S3-tf to«* A E* Todd of Youngs- charge. If^^iustemved * • B u tU jt^ tt tu il e Try f i t t e r cut, It Is «4 (heir permanent WWc. i .ICy .................. ‘It ’ ! u f t , ',in,Cf t a j b * delta erid [h cogt of living by inkrw*i purchtiaed a ^ « * o le farm on tha weat side and will the ¿all; City House. * 10 ,devtloP H»e property at once, the ti>: 'C loth ier and Men’s Furnisher SANFORD . .j. v <■<•*|*•;*v *5*+<• tt t1 t4- . . v ^ v <*<«*>*}*v v •!*•? FLORIDA %* <••!* v ’»*%* *!**!• ♦+ "? ARE SHOWING A COMPLETE LINE OF W E t LADIES’ HIGH SH O ES +i in all the best selling leathers and stylish | | i shaped toes. Suede and White, also Patents, t: r 4 Tans and Dull Leathers. : : : : : WE CAN FIT YOUR FEET A LSO YOUR PO CK ETBO O K E. G. DUCKWORTH FEET FITTER Sanford, Florida pi to n e •:* <■■> v ■>+ -t- -y <- ->-!•+ •:- <• •»-> ->-y-y *:• %^ -y-y+T- + •>•>-y -yv + -y+ ■!•❖ •>•!•++++++<• ~ r r_— t O U R A* P L A T F O R o M . Broad as th a K ingdom of God ! THE DUTY OF THE CHURCH TO * J <. *** ' \yill He Dijcuised l>y Mr W aldron | A t the Peoples-Church Next Sunday Night | YOU t. 4 Y Sunday School *# 10.00 ■. m. A RL C OWOT AL L Y Sunday Morning Preaching 11 00 *. m. r W1 1 C0 Mt WrdnraJay Social Mcrtiog 7:30 p. m. Sunday Night 1*1«aching' 7:00 p. in. STONE CHURCH t Tilt Park Avenue GEOKOC B. WALDRON P a sto r ♦♦♦♦♦♦H -------------------L______________ of filler, biiider tifid wrapper. of p J T ; Wb0*® °mc* “ S uP w lhteodent M * tf îencK « popular traveling WeUMBs ropresenting th« i m n u finA. the ffamous God’■ BM shoos st«»nt Wednesday in the cify «Dd 0 large order to the department f 0" ’ 01 D A- CaldweJJ Jk Sona Mr. plicatlohs, ‘For putyoblors oddress B.,F -. 7tHj ^ 1 0 rp,1(lem of Gelnesvllle and an WhKner, JtX SdcrttsKiv , • poultry m edi­ V * ^ “ »Biastic booster of. the entire ^«ntr. Black D raught c ine a, Hoa e n ti ^ aiiiF • disinfectant » •« of their man) ‘ncHher'klll* In se rts pro perly balanced Stock (on j '• tt N. j - a f c age .painting a t.U n * ' #nd Wedneaday Above everytbinit a good d^tar for tl,elr new home In Orlando; jplas# v*oHt.‘ - , j . »-tf should have »jkorfect combinnticff) with Mrs, Sharpe’s brother. Rev. J. F. tufhouie-of 8th and ETpw Aw, & ' nesfinrtc: treK s|ain v -----: ----- ----- — V B *S t f The -M a x w c lf S m o k e r ** TT. , • ‘ ,'K C fiar jV/'* i» nmdb of »elected tobnecofl.-- Uint iinvcan equal .bifrti- Tlie combi* nation, pro<Uicefi.D''flijvor ond aronm seldoxn found id, 6i)2brs. One trial will convince you.' You are" urged” to try jng^one. v ’S Cypress Shingles § tv Cypress and Pine Lath Rough and Dressed Framing Flooring, Selling, Siding, & Sinish I*, Send us your o rd ers and they . Will h av e our best attention. We are S ales A g en ts for some of th e largest a m ^ h e st P ine a n d Cypress Mills in Florida. D elivered iirices q uoted on request GILLETT LUMBER & TRANSPORTATION CO. TAMPA **r- - FLORIDA | �November 10. lot == THE iANTORO UtRALD THE HER *■ .&■ ISOS. «I the PoanSre «I Sanfont. KVifU*. ... sad it Act of M»irt 3rd, t t r t , . - (cod Conference tot Cbdhtles sod Cor* rectioni v h it^ will meet In Jacksonville next week, end I am glad' (o boar that o d fd ty « m a ijl w U l'fyve a representa­ tive there to bear and 1 help dUcuw way« o f’dealing With such a situation. There doe» not seem to be a very great deal of Dedd Among our own People, but there have bJen several. notable caaea thia year, and 1 never have aeen a com­ munity reapond aoreadjljr and'heartily to the call let sympathy and temporary ¿ N ‘0 I* to up to Orange county and New Smyrna to buildTltedl drawbridge at tbe Celery avenue crossing and they should Tbe United States Land and Irrigation Exposition, one of tho greatest land shows In the United States will open In Chicago on November 18. Will Sanford have any literature thtroT f «re paying ently every man .woman and child, one exception, rose to their feet. ■ „ tri t n o u r « p c x r/o v IU L BEST > t r , i r ~ t t ro -.-M tt.T - * Orlando will enact a curfew law. They Bead It. Even ¿ha editor* etay up In Or* HoSof^ieem f5*Have ‘any *ntcm of Undo until eight o'clock at night. comparing not fa. Steinway &. Sons Behr Bros. - Ma “Cipwn” • Sto Kohler &. Campbell - H and Fischer r o u K o M lio .u t o s s ­ i r K t c v i.jK n * i O O lr » . 4 S I K O CHICK- , r o a Ksom ' Under the preVeflt lack of method, a need» family to llkejy u> b* embarrassed with kindness one week, and on the verge of starvation tl*e next, to any nothing of the fact lb it no close—and thorough In­ vestigation is made which might renj. j j w t 1 J«1 ♦ 2 | K i mX J * dertbe giving of relief entirely unneces­ sary. .1 am quite, sura that it would be perfectly possible to evolve some simple method of meeting tho various situations tnat present themselves in Hanford from lime to time, even though we may have a full-fledged t h k i* tto tr m e n . jN o to * *U A T . EACH DOLLAR n tf t is r - c . K n t s a AN IN C U N T IJriR LK a t c a » r in r u t m . ^ TVHNKO L -IS L tU J.D CHECK K A N kJibi PEOPLES BANK Of SANFORD H. R. STSVCNt, V-Pres Very truly yours. ~ T ^^etT C K ff^eB IR r-T bW T r-nT id *nldr "Now, evefy man not paying his debu ----- Rand up/" ' rhe -e*eeption. A- rarewom, hungry-looking Indlvidnol, [clothed In his Inst summer suit, slowly assumed a per­ pendicular position. “How is It, my friend,” asked the minister, “you are the only man not to meet Ais oblige lions!" “I run' a newspaper.'* he answered meekly,, "abd the brethren here, who stood up, are my subscribers, and—” “Let us prey,” exclaimed the min­ ister.—Exchange. SWAT THC rA nrit White Pie a y of "Swot the Vagrant” it floating on the breezes, this paper de­ sires to Inaugurate a kind of alternating or responsive clivus, with the 1 words *^>wat die FnkerT" By the letter we m rsn the perambulating gentry who come down here In the winter time to live by theli wits or rattier by the lack of wit dial la frequently displayed by the Florida business man. The lime is at hand when our people will be beselged by these itinerant grafters to patronize aii kinds of advertising schemes nnd dodge». There will be "directory" cards of every conceivable variety, which di­ rect nobody anywhere—though they 'may direct attention to the gullibility of the advertiser, who is set down as an easy \ mark for the next adventurer. There will be maps, rood signs, bill boards and innumerable other schemes, and aotne men will “fall" for this class of rVorthlesa advertising who never spend a nickel for legltimala publicity. These fukers, ped­ dler*. beggars and sometimes. If we must soy It, Itinerant Impostor preacher», arc regular winter peats that detract from tbe fay of life during Florida's winter season, and . they should be swatted vigorously. W ‘[ /j' in some towns merchants have agreed to have nothing to do with outside advenising'schemes manipulated by these perambulating gentry unless vouched for by th* U»«*d <>( Trade. There should «1, so be n dburlthblo organization to which all pppeois for charity should be referred , before a canvass of the dtlxens-ls perV'.‘ milted—Lakeland News. * r t.'V * , • ON O ftO ANIlCD CHARITY ; Mêl ai t ^ ‘Club The Wetaka' Ciab held theirí»gúÍatlH íaiîm meeting Tuesday afternoon, there W i l l s meeting of tbe qxcourfve b o a rd a t 2.30 and at 3 « special business meeting of the whOtedptA^ ^ Mrs. ft. 3. Kealor,:president of tbe dub will be a detegalA to the state convention of the Florida'“ federation' of Womens* Chibs. Miss t^Mira Fish will be a dele­ gate also, n ppotttfed in Mrs. Romnlllat’s place, the latter being unable to attend. The hostess, _ assisted, by Mira Bowler served refreshing punch during tlie after­ noon. .. Mrs. R. J. Holly Is hostess for the month of November. • There will be a luncheon in the . dub rooms Nov. Mth at I o'clock sharp. All the members who expect to come and bring gu&U will please notify the hostess. Nov. 16th. Civics—Mrs. Henry Wight, louder. This'meeting has bc$n postponed until Thursday. Nov. 23rd as Mrs. Wight will be In Jacksonville a ll-p f next week attending tho state convention. —P ress R nw m r. , y M issionary Social On Friday evening tho members of t Ive Baptist Woman's Mlsslonory Society gave social In Uie church. Half a hundred pr more members of the congregation were'present, and young and old seemed taenjoy the evening. Mrs. R. C, Max­ well recited in a forceful. Impressive way. The-Missionary Box," which was appro­ priate for the occasion. Little Jean Maxwell gave two dim m ­ ing little recitations, "The Daisies of the 8ky" and "Tbe §eod v The young Indies of the Helping Hand Society Tendered "Keep Swttet," and aev-i oral other beautiful songs lb a most da>| lightful tnanner. So wall did they sing, ■in fatX that Pastor Wlldman, who very obligingly mad« the ftniiOuhfctmenla of the evening, dadnred that, they deserved n reward, and according <o alphabetical order all guests were Invited into the Sunday school rooms ap'd served delicious refreshments. Upon a return tn the auditorium the question was asked: “How many Mates were represented in the assemblage?" Investigation stiqped that there were nsyUvea of eleven states, and one former dUxen of far away Porto Rico present Stale songs w en called for and "Auld Long Syne.“ "SuwanneeRiver," sod other songs wbicb brought unwind tender mensuries of the'post ware sung with hearty good will *ud deep feeling, , White a number of young people gathc o d around tbe organ and rendered popular hymns, other* made use of (heoppot- J trinity (a become better acquainted. To the genial pastor, Mr. Wlldman. hi# tactful, gracious wife, and tlJe ladle« of Um sodsty, wbo mad« all foal at perfect ease, thanks are due for a moat delightful «•Ruing. • —V om *. Mr; Editor —Allow mo to express iny liearty endorsement-of The Saunterer's remarks* oft the subject > of Organized P ■* ■‘^ if .( jia r ity , In h(s latest effusion, Uncer­ tainly has touched upon a point of vital impdftance, antryntil‘zJWH looks into this matter a bit carefully,’if is ImpoaMbte to realize the enormous waste of money. and the misdirected effort that (krodes under , the name of, chnrltJr.-.To give a man ’a' dollar when be .port up a poof mouth about his circumstance« Is indeed a cheap and easy way of relieying one« monetary '■ ¿ a v e of sympathy, Emerson says th a t •udh “la • wicked dollar," apd l. am lndipbd to belisvo h e j s -right. Perhaps tho dollar was not .needed at all—maybe . be was '«a Imposter with • whole bunch r l1as Rcmoved to flanfltff. , ’} of dollars hidden Oft soinewheie—maybe l E . . E Perry and (laughter. Mr». .be was Just on tba ragged edge and that Grace Conwar, nnd the Uttar’« son, were dollar helped make * pauper of him.when in Gainesville Tuesday, leaving on the a Job of work would balp him retain hla noon train fbr Sanford, where they will ; gelf-respect, and fit him for earning more, make, their future home with the former'« nm! maybe again be ahould^jhav'e had the sou. C. G. Perry. Mrs, Petty baa been a dollar, but Jnot from thfc community. resident pf Hammock Ridge for thirtyJve »Tria# T h e « are so many causea for poverty, yaara, being ooe of tba oldest settlers of so many wpya of dealing with it, t h a t! tin t secUoo. and while her friends here wish you would ask Tba Sauntarsr to regret to lose. her. they trust that she will nresent them at some length be blessed with her new home—Gaines­ .columni, U there couRL,tís *« 0* ville Sun. system at invesffgatton and registraijon ; Ï in the onam itucr of homeieaa men.who thousaod bome-ecekers s n ira d lit r y _ — g u fo r-» - tn n f-m rd t m f t v d r t a t k r i ^ l h " ^ * * * * * ^ thlng of almost daily occurrence in Dan- forent points la tbe fonl at oertaln Masons of tbe year—it going to South Florida. F L O R ID A Z JA C K S O N V IL L E S P E N D E R ’S Bulk Graham Flour BAKERY Only exclusive bilker in the city. All m ixing done with la te st improved S ani­ tary m achinery. Broad handled by all firstclass grocers. S p o n c c r’s Yellow Com Neal SPECIAL Bulk ORDERS PILLED PROMPTLY W c Make Everything Known to tiic Trade • NO. I l l P H O N E 10 0 . Mince M e a t. r5". **■' ■ PARK A V E N U E »* * Pim ento Cheese . Everything For Fleischm ans Y east M OTOR BOATS A t R o ck SEND FOR BIO FREE CATALOG 4 ' Of the Created Männe Hardware Concern in tbe U. S. v«ur< £.-V “ Crown” Butter • í y Port J . ‘ {rom * ' Coast ---------- - . PH«. Right Service . - - Right « Away J. D. ROBERTS it «* *.N«ai P«««' W est o f p e st office—. f*- Phone 39 Seniori, Florida> t .iV I i sp ^ A Meat Market of Quality^ . i i' Wherg^ou can |jct the beat of everything defiy* .verni __ to your door by gpeciul messenger and on. Tl Ime WC CARRY X COMPLrtE LINE OF Florida and Western Beef and Pork, Lamb, Dry and Salt Meats, fish, Poultry and Horne Made Pork Sau*. safte.. ' » * \ * , . We ore now prepared t.o ¿yth'to Uie trade our special HOME MADE CORN BEEF -*• ' ^ Try it— you will be pleased. -rrr T. W. B R I G G S Tbe sin pie*, lis i ruilag, fast osi cutting.saw mili ever baa l i i —a mill that you saa buy U Ure right pries sad with which you sad u a k s big money. 110 Park Avenue - Phone No I Ifsall intheTaylorFeed Every mill fltted with rincabt*rfrtvv, Sel - oui' aUashmtuU adj astable *»rri»go-backing d* idler. Tmpro v ie * l a . ^ arlteg '»8 M * ß « h u i M»de In all ‘ e aud ttonsry, Wa matfufaetore BhiojJs klnrljiui’S, Cut Splicer*, suTj aaddo Foundry Work. w ¡■ ■ R K m jg e i W e can supply you for Immediate shipm ent' BEAMS PEA8 ¿Eté______ r« v v n -,ca. RYE Moat complete line of Poultry Suppliaa. Garden and Field Seeds in Florida «*«"■ *» ISaMnuS E. A. MARTIN & COMPANY I Mailary & Taylor Iron W orks OATS it H«n h fWftfic. 2Ó 6 E . B ay S t ., J a c k s o n v l l ^ j f l f l , i & Í, �T ilt SANfORD UE**!.» yO*DAT tVCMNC, »aliti»—h’i-v. W. J* W.- GraybilL ■— —nf wtosW ' S T d ty_M.Jor TV. S: Jordan. ... Hoard of Trade—President F. -Mrs. Wtn. B. Young. 1rs. Wm. Mocker, first vice c Rorida Federation, of Mrs. Tbomss M. ShackII of honor. of committee on Report of ebsinnan on civic committee Í4ÜL Ga«Ae G,T• ... . of chairman on household eco* In a ¿real maM meeting in Now York City. ‘ Having attended u number of these Jubilees and being also n member of sev­ eral important committees, Mr». Ulis» wus well prepared to explain clearly and in­ terestingly the plans, the Inner working and great objects accomplished by the VMt bodies of men und women In tbeir enthusiastic endeavor to worthily honor the grand work and Incalculable good ac­ complished by the (comparatively) wom­ en in America, in the cause of missions. It is npt only the cfTurt to poi« out the work already accomplished mid being done, but the instigators ajitf .workers who huve carried on the jubilee movetnent. nrc endeavoring' to umimuuiatfc a part of their own enthusiasm and zeal to tike AO per cent of the women in the churches who take no interest in either home or foreign missions, mid are in no way Identified in churchnurk. Mrs. Uliss stated that tho after cdccts of this grest movement, in n great ninny ins'uucet, was most gratifying and encouraging. Many women and men also wero being aroused from their lethargy und enthused as never before and were gladly giving of their substance und personal effort to help broaden, deepen und carry on this missionary wave that is sweeping tlip country and carrying everything and ev­ erybody before It. ' ^ ‘Mflltg4iUu tUsoLtclated,,Jti.st first Impressions and feelings when she first reached the heathen land and beheld the savages among-wlmm hut Ufa work Wn?. (p be .wrought, niso some uf her experienoM in tho schools and the Inlliiencr of civilized ^ruining on tltose heathen pupils. She told u very pathetic Incident which came under her observation, the life and death of tire daughter of a chief, who teemed as a little girl, when she ■first came under their care, simply incor­ rigible. Later how she yielded to kind­ Announcements. ness and Christian influence and became Report of chairmen of departments of u valued helper in tile school, of her short life and early Christian death - Sodai Condition—Mrs, M. E. Kundnli. 1 Mrs. liliss dosed her delightful talk wall Education—Mr*. A. J. Fumili. n Stirring, ringing appeal (or (lie cuuw of Health—Mrs. C J Huber. Christ and Mis brethren over the sens in Legislation—Mr*. Henry Wight. henlhen lands and in darkness Federation Scholarship—Mr». Thomas M Shad elioni. 15. 2 30 P. M. ,' WEUNIMMÌ A GREAT DISCOVERY Resti ing of tlic immura. Annaunceincnls. Reparti of Federated Clubs. Limited te thrcc mitmiet • njtsi»*ì. wi U, 9 a u. Meeting »f boaul of directors. Meeting ol uedmuai commi Iter. tutsOAr. nov. 14, IO a . u. Rcport of cmleiib il corumittcc. Roti cali of oflirers und cJuiirmen of Harding txmimlMee*. . Ridi cali of ciubs. Appointnient of coiomilters. Atmouncemcm». Repolis of oflicers—Preaident. correafoivliiig aècretnry. Irensurer nnd auditor. ■ Reputi of Generili Federution secretnry —Mti K lì. G. Miniseli. Reputi of nniir l'orretiKindenls, Report from ulllcml otgnn—The Keytarsl College. ' Report of chairman of forestry comraltKirk Munnw. jvooAr. sov. 14, 8 f. s ._______ F------------ ---------Medical Inspection of Schools—Dr. HorsceByniHjgiene D Physiology in the Graded Schxis—Mrs. J .E Mubcr. School sanitation. . . ’ WZOXESDAr. NOV. 15, 10 A. M. Reading of the minutes. Reports of dun;men of departments of M k r - <r -- -;-Q—; • • —---- Gsoersl discussion titer each report. Qnb Extension—Mrs j ; A. Cosby. Library Fucinimi—-Mr». Citarles Mar- Come and choose just w hat you w ant. We have it. No m a tte r w hat your requirem ents m ay be as to quality or price, we can j f untisi) l?ot)r CEnttrr Spouse from our m agnificent stock. All woods, all finishes, all grades all styles: We a re justly proud of our line and w ant to show it to you. Drop in to-day Rand Building tr ib u to r s o f p u r e b utter in fY D D T F S A V ™ ^ ^ QUICKER SERVICE I f YOU GIVE US YOUR ORDER. t h e w o r ld . package o f b u tte r b e a r in g o u r ia m o u s » ■ 1 ‘Clover Hill’ trade m ark% Toys and • Wedding and Sporting Goods ' Society Engraving ' V solutely pure and And figure out your savings by * if notbetter than. • BUYING IN CASE LOTS Case, 4 doz. Large Size Cream, ■" 2 money " Small . “ $3.00 . . 2.65 Y our choice of V a n Camps, Libbys. St. C h a r l e s or Pe t Frstcrii.il grrepng Trlim otlier orgnniZStiotH, Case 2 doz. 2 lb. Standard Tomatoes, $1.90 3 lb. Fancy Hand-packed . WtOhispAV. sovr.muck 15. 8 p. u. ‘i Musical—Mrs. Arnold Guldy. ■■lecture—l)r. Phillips, of State College for Women. rni.itiPAr. xovzhboi I6r |p a. it. . Rtsdlng of the the minutes. Announcements. .Unfinished business, w fatexy, novoijh* »6. 2:30 p. u. KQitliug of tho minutes, j Awtoo net menu, — \ etilccj-Mr». S. Ü. Carpenter. Rcixiru of special committees. .M»pott* of couimlttee on resolutions. ' Ejection of d e n t e s to General Fed«stipn WomFaís Clubs. " L‘ Ifl. B p.M, Dr. Devino; ttlPAV, »OV ird mrettng. funded >';v Tomatoes, “ “ “ V . 2.75 Robbin Hood Peas, . . Royal Scarlet Fancy Maine ■( Corn, . • Corn, . . . > “v ' ' i f aryland Corn, . y 2.75 • 2.65 ■ . . 2.25 1.95 ' . During this $alc Octagon Soap 6 for 25c. Sole A g en t A ll 35c Coffee* in tins 3jU$:ib»l ; This price below w h o le sa le s* !), today’s market. MlMloiwry M ass MecUog v ’ • v m meeting of the unitA* uU*slonW . ' „ ***£! These prices for citsh only.' JaUresu represented by the churdiasill ,S«Iwd end held in the Qmgregatlotml Looking fo r a. Good House _-!• Ship Your Fruit and Vcgc Jl^^Sunday afternoon, for (He purpose ng Mrs. T.C. Bits# who for -years tables to? missionary lar tb* Micronesia “ '«Ms. was well m >ed. Doubtless m»ny more of the njet rs of the several »iSAkmiuy societies w „ „ . „ . . j irom r . lì..... pnnrciiiia M a rk e t stteoding by d,e v erv •è . . * w*> indeed a ) loss to all who were V irlt« f o r s to n c lls a n d M arM t Present t9 hew Mr*. Bliss ¡ à of (fie R e p o rts T o d a y I " r f ^ ^ r w o f t h o grout mission JF . C . H E W IT T CO r - •’ • Less than case lots, add ■ o ‘t 5c dozen. Butter Co *- - •_*=? ' l_ j Sanford, Florida a“ Phone - ¿r" Ä • H'T,*** .1 T h e Big Jacksonville House guaranteed ab ­ your table " DR E W ’ S is anv other hutter i ,“h l, Books on.. Every Subject * »i S u r v e y o r ' s , Arti^t-V a n d D r a f t m c n ’s M a t e r i a l s E very ~w ■ Fancy and Commercial Stationery » you ever n Art—Mrs. 0. 0 Mi Lnughiin Bird Protection—Mrs-E E Coulson. Rtcipiociiy—Mrs. Frank Hogcrs. to florid». Fifty Just across the street S to re P hone 3 5 B a k e ry P hone 8 9 Cards See The Sis :* �u* t' i November 10. foi m e SANfoso a t raid . I am not a candidate for the office of?vMayor because of any political ambition. It is true that I will highly appreciate being elected your Mayor, but only because of the expression of confidence and not because I ever ex­ pect,-or desire, to go higher politically. **,* i. ** ' t * * # . My Company owns property in almost every part of the City of San­ ford and pays one-twenty-fourth,* approximately, of all the taxes paid into the City Treasury. - It is absolutely true that we will be able to sell very little of this property to the present citizens of Sanford, just a lot occasionally For this reason, it is imperative that we should have new men and new money. It is absolutely necessary, in order to secure new men and new money that Sanford should continue Its policy of progress and de­ velopm ent. . ' • For five years 1 have been devoting my. time, energy and money to BOOSTING SAN FO RD . During that time L have assiste^ hi eVery public movement which was intended to promote the City’s welfare. H â v e not taken one dollar out of Sanford in that time. i ’ • * O n the contrary, the lit" tie I had Outside lias been gradually withdrawn and put into my business hère. I have made some money during that time outside of my Sanford business; and that, also, has been brought to San-« ford. I have been instrumental in bringing a good many thousands in money and a great _ many new citizens to the Sanford District. Mr. Voter, your interest is my interest. ' Every new citizen helps *cach o( us, directly or indi- rectly. ■ '• ' i Î >■. ' ' Mr. Tax-payer, every new tax-payer lightens your burden. Every new ehterprisé^. helps J o maintain thé city government and pay foi public improvement. *# > V ? f**lMr. Mechanic, Bricklayer, Carpenter—every new house means more Work fop you. ’Y. * Mr. Plasterer, Painter and Tinner, or Decorator, you are interested;* and you are hfclpetd by * every success of mine. Y. ' Mr. Merchant! - Every new man (neans a new customer. If I sçll a lot antl n^hoifse is built thc.rcom’it means something for; each of you. My pr ' A *“ r - 1 4 ' *• you, as well as for myself. 0** -* =- - - ■'-*ft When1 1 tell, my profit ii made and that tr’-i ■ the end of-it. You, "¿ten and ài!;*have'the same - 5 - * * .. t . _ . - »**■*«j— »S' 11 * o pportunity, w ithout the expense of getting the man here. I ask you, In all candor, who U the mope likely to help you, as Mayor of.Sanford, vMr. Spéoçer or my. u . L it— « .m I t n a t A I t A A H 4 n « r A t n / l A t t i i t m l i r è À h t f t 1' " n v l t l A ♦ A . 4 u î l t Î î v r t n n J Î - _ .1 ÎI m oney j d th e City’s affairs‘a n d to th e prom otion, it is tru e, ftfjp y private; bysim Mr. S pencer’s energies do not add one dollar of new m oney to Sflilafbrd. each y e a r adds some neW money and some neWmen >ork, op the òther hand W & ■ 's * • Mr. S p en cer w an ts to be Mayor td gratify a n am bition. So do I. _His Is a 'personal ambit imi—to he i Mayor. M in e 1» an a m b itio n to aaa la t In building a g ra a t olty h are and Have popple m iss mo w hon.Q od’e Aore hae c la im e d ip e fo r a te n a n t—w ith th e plaudit "W ell done.'thon nonit nnri servant asaasas 4" - - ». �IN FURNITURE F AVOR uuss w ith your patronage and receive a beautiful 42-piece Cottage D inner Set which will brighten your Table and orn a­ m ent your Home. • ■ —- - - At • .wroraAf-purcliase of $25.00 and $2.85 in cash will e n title iS ® K > a dfifr A~purcjia8e of $100.wjlll en title you to one free. G o o d ^^ire HighG rade Decorated Porcelain Body to See the New Goods That are Arriving OUR P R IC E S THE ALW AYS LOW EST Florida Sanford VOICf OF HIE- PEOPLE W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS Letters and C om m unications on Various Timely Topics. General Fire Insurance will close Saturday COLUMN DtVOILlf TO M. W Lovkul. P tO P L t City Clerk. In This Department Will be ro u n d the Views, Opinions and Comments ot Practical W riters u- An Ordlnnce Providing f or ty latratim i O t V o te r s J. ;T*ogrts« in the conditions. ™W'W(i»r«lpr artmcial. which exist J S : « - ^ w,dch they are surNo efforts which overlook or these condition* can add per^ttuy to a lieaithy growth or progress 1 in*l*mtion; ®nd none but the “nd ^™ »neot should be desired . lest sooner or later all must i ! .in t,w proce* of.feed Justi^ th« community bnd to Ypru> composing it, foUowed by adU h»*j Un*euled eondiUons that will ■L-- . 18 ovaoome. As applied to to « at coodllion Is most conducive recogalso* tb» dvi« iimfiiil 8 m*n 05<1 n'*ke* cFw fewest ^dtorigbU S a n fo rd , - F lo r id a I hr Hrg Ilf i| (inlnlnrf) ti) 111.- M«>or m il Ihr t il) <.mix il iit Siinlm< n « strettoli t That tlif dry clerk »httll krrfi « o- registratine t«Kik fui ittt run»«f of ireimriiu if*« tunir» ut eifctur» of thu city of Stinfoul Sallan 2 The riabbili wo bnuk »ball b* opettnJ i ‘ »lid iliitll tfiti«m wi*n fur ft pettini of four wrekt . pilarlo the «roust, Saturday In November pre­ se «rtlfne each cenemi elty f Irti ion Progress vs, Personal G overnm ent., . . M» » wcil-mcgolud npd firmly cstab'óf mi ture Ihuynllgrnwth must tteiwiutt of acondition. Let the farm.•':*yr Al.be may bui lit* -cannot ini lute or l,lanw W’Brow; then let • B n bo the tu her Ita m i itupply the c o n d iL . *fcn* that nre productive of plant life, of » tbe particular kind, and its g r o w t h is iv rpbfttsoTOUi, bui uulependent of the ef­ forts of man tttvc up. he compilo* ■with »ttis (etimi law. What hoy, try os ' be .. mty, by bn ow„ individual efforts was tftt Abie to add one cubic to his ite ture t bdt owe be assumes tile proper uttitudt *■? i®tr»i'i alture a«4 fconformt to the condli by her laws for growth, tie , ^ t e A l / A i n ills Ambition and the respontaneous. It i s 'so with men it„^ u*4#ect'»itliy,.#or yrhat man ever became \ r^ ibirtker by homing in contact with thought, or hearing other's ** The power of thought k?*11*1 adjustment of tornarti lodfae mfrjact jp hand and jjj\ *r , v*fy*mciU °T‘Ma .mental facultte* . , |wpt‘r Bnd d irk e d lines. --lliil **me priqpipie all gov•nuorois, whether m uiiidp. 1, state or th«lr being, their growth Of Me* w ith MOLOCH R IA L CRTATC CO. Peritoti I llr «hall be »t h i t ' ofBbe, arul keep <>e „ m u í t|,e lo .ift.lo ' trg w U illo n . I toni 0. » in., in 12 » m . nini (trim 2 l< ni . lo fi p mi t * t) itml ' * r v rty d»> d u rili« the four wrv.kj i.rnvidfA for In (O »rctfettl 2. Àntnloy» tinti tesai Im tMtiy» r ir e lf e .! nod in addition. hr th « ll keep |h r book open al ‘S t ill, cftlrr.. frulli 7 p e r n , u n til U p t u . ou each • Satursl«r V I the *»W pet lot I 1,1 S m io n I I l f *li»l! « n r uutdb- tmlfev hy ail Ip I v t-rlU fRltail. Ill a n<-w*i.»pef, ptibil*hf»l ill th f j clly uf Sanford, of the d a lr when ti e book w ill lie­ ti! I m en, and when tinteti, and the tìmir». n i provklnl i to liti» utdinnute, »nd the »he M k t « l. r r lU m e iil ,,r »lililí le pntitithml tiin llu u o u tlr tintim i th f peylod n i of teSitlralkui Section 5. Ite »hall write dearly unti legibly «>- the n«uic of each pffsoti »wdylnrl for irsistralktn hift'nitf «ntl color, nnd •hall prior to eiu.lt retta- NOTICE NoiW it ïU fti Ihftl • While Man * Pri- SanfunL -Or«ni* Um ida, on Ihn l i t i day of Kftttfnttff A attempt to .odminiHtrr laws tfiat iltey l> 1011, tor Ibft norftlnulioii of cftlkdfetalis far lb» themselves have made and theti violated. fullowini attire*, to-wit: fo r Mayor of t}te Oily uf Hanford: O ffk umi AtMftior; lor Tf»«»tirrf aod Surely no man could retain■public con- Collrcun ;for lor aoven Con mil m m ami fivn prrsae* (a Mrve far the entulng two years fts IJteeullve Colli­ (idenp hy enforcing against others a mi l Ire Men. The. polli will I« open «I «Mat law which has no binding force on men o'clock ft in Ml Iftld day and closed i t five p m . and the foUowinft a n hireOy apwbo make and administer It; neither o'clock ^ nted io «efye »> fnriwvsor* of »«id Primary: it Krene. Inipeetor. C»pt.- K. W. D. Dunn, In could they do so if because of their own •pretor. T. A Shuoiprrt. (nipretof and It. C. Dpacts or evasions thev have ivectuded its bolar. Clrrk. All candidai« for the »»flou» nffler» to he voted for rouit Ale with the Chairman of enforcement against other*. Camtnlltee nolle* of their Intention to be candi­ date». on or before the Mtb day of November, and • ; -Anonyous. at Ibft Ulne of fllln* .»uch nntkce. the »»»«smcnt There a re Two Kinds of Chill Tonic 4*1 • PLANKS ANtWiTMERS The old reliable Planks Chill Tonic i* Guaranteed to drive - out Malaria, to cure Chills, Fever, ‘Colds anti (¡rip. your money-back If il-doos-nob-W o and 5Uc per bottle. Ask your Ikugglit. . _ ROSALINP—-“Oh! Jupiter, how wesYy ft* my spirits' TOUCHSTONE—"I care not for my spirits, if my Jcgs were not | ¡ weary. ‘ ’ - ______ ChiL-maa ....................................................... * ■m* ’ L. ■ . -V-/ •V 7 : V ;* -• -Av-Jj *T.wT » �November lo, o u Reports Read—Petitions Pre sented—Road M atters SOME STRAW ROADS MADE Elections On The Hag Question P e ti­ tioned Tor New D istricts— Geneva Bridge. Z tc. Board met Tuesday, Nov. 7th. 1911. Present, Chairman Overstreet, Commis­ sioners Merrill. Dillard. Brown and Wood­ ruff. The following were granted license to carry fin arms:. J. H. Lee, Tr., pistol; sureties. G. W. Venable and S. 0. Shinbaiser. N. J . Patrick, .pistol: studies. R. L. Bunch and Robt. Parham. W. CL Hill pistol sureties, W. J. Hill and R. A. Newman. A. J.-McCulley, pistol; sureties. Win. Jacobs and J. B. Jonea. A*- •> MrCulley, rifle; aure ties. Win. Jacobs and J. B. Jones. Alice* Hnrrold, pistol: sureties. A. E. Yowetl and Gea A. Speer. W. J. Thigpen, pistol; sureties, Rich’d H. Marks and Walter L Morgan. W. T. Deane, pistol; sureties. J. E. Pace and Théo. J. Miller. W. E. Kenney, rifle; sureties, J. Thomas. pTsiol; suret ft* W TSTlIand and ^ J r W. Miller. v,r • J h e bonds of iho following as Notaries Public were approved: IjouIs S. Dollve. sureties, S. G. Dollve and E. G. Duckworth M. O. Dovrll. sureties, S. E. Ives and S. W. Howe. Bessie .G. Leake, sureties, H. B. Leake, R.. L Bpnch .and W. M. Slemons, A. E. McDonald, sureties, C. B. Robinson and Gea E.'blolnn. N. H. Fogg, sureties, X W. Osteen and J. M. Lewis. .Arthur R. King, sureties, J. W. Jones a n d -L C . Os­ borne. 4J*. Bond o(.D. C. Abemelhy for tbe care of public funds, with W. M. Brittain. John M. Cook and Walter Drennen as sureties In the sum of $500. approved. The petition of Geo. W. Simmons for Increase of pension was approved. Petition of R. R. Roberts. G. G. Jacobs et al, to rcotraw road from end of marl road near Nixon's corner, and continuing toward Christinas for about two miles, ’was refened to Messrs Brown and Bran­ • we • « ham. Letter of Martin Sheppard received and referred to Mr. Branham. Resignation of *S. Jernigan ns Inspector of marks, and brands, in precinct No. 10, was accepted. Letter from tbe Pldellty & Casualty company received nnd answered—bridge not finished. R e p orts of the following county officers V»ere*received, read and fliedr- County physician, superintendent county home, superintendent roads and bridges, super­ intendent tax redemptions, polls collected, county treasurer to stat»'auditor, county treasurer, county auditor, certificates of banks, sheriff to stote auditor, and report of licenses. J. B. Barlow and T. A Vnncey appear­ ed before the bor.nl in reference to pur­ chasing a discontinued day pit area of two acres, lying just north of the road leading to Oooee, referred ' j p Messrs. Overstreet and Branham. h f *, Victor Schulu appeared before tbe Oviedo road, Maitland and Lake Howell iho Adventist' chureh About riuorteitsHe board in reference to a crossing over tbe r&id. Lake Mary and Sanford road, Paola weal of Lockhart mlUVras' received and Stod Your (Vdrri for AVOID HARSH DRUGS, A. C. L R. R. in St. Josephs, near Monroe. and Syhren Lake road from Wltnon'i cor­ laid over under the ruleis.*' —*y Upon motion Supt. Brnnhain was instruct­ ner to Poola church, Winter Garden and The subject matter of TAe’rhaiiie of ed to have the route surveyed and lo­ / to th# B ow ik 1 ® J West Beulah road, Winter Garden and the road from Bear Head Kanu to Tnft, cated. • If JOU lire SUUJei't-lo connltpntiuD, to thr iim «t thoroughly Orlando nrtd KiMlipmee nghlit road re­ Cast Beulah road aouth of Oakland and Or­ Henry Tanner appeared before the lando road, Ocoee and Gotha p»ad aouth ferred to Me$snv OvoraUfkri;' Ar. Brnnhom yf>U .shopld avoid strung dr-iiK* and rtjuipfsrd «ml modo it board In reference to the road from of Orlando and Oakland road, Orlando with power to act. cathartic*. Tifroy only glvr ti*m[>or.irj Y j,- • Hodge Ford bridge to Christmas, connect­ and Lake Underhill road. ry C lc a im iji Upon quitioi) it was. ordered that a. relief Hod thejr reaction Is harmful uud ’ r e n c h Dr . ,' ing with the Chuluota and Christmas *The petition» of the fallowing named warrant for $1041,10 on aeceuat of the wHpetluioa tnoro annoying thna const! oi us and Stcain Dye Work public road, Asking that the above yoad be dlalricta calling for an election to decide Gedeva Ave. Improvement j* 'm o d e to imtlon. TUej In jtio way effect a cure and tb«vlr' tcnduurjrla do weaken the in (k< South. Mill of tiff! (ion) in) opened and established. Upon morion whether twine shall run at largo were J. T. McLain A Co. " alrvedy weak orgnlR with which they pot of Fiorili« haodled promptly and the subject matter was referred to Messrs. presented, and being found to comply The eubJFcl matter g( purchasing o eofno la co ntact :i carefully. All work (uarantrrd. Brown And Branham, to report at next with the law the dark was Instructed to team of mules wal lipbtr rnption refryrrfcd We honestly believe that we have regular meeting. prepare the necessary details for holding to Mesara. Overstreet L Uranhnm. th e Ct^psttpntion treatmnnl ever E. IL Kilbea appeared before the board aoid election on Tuesday, Nov. 28; Pre­ i Upon motion MtssriC' Ovefskeej A.' ffovl»c<l.~»0tir fnlth In It Is so efrong Plant:—229 Eaat Union St. asking that some provision be p s d e to cincts II, 12 and 13; Precincts 3. 25 and 4; Branham trece inatfueted to liny A car ghat fra sell it on tho positive 'gun ran get from the fill to tbe . lighter at the Precincts 1, 24 and 19. tee tbflt Tt aiiall not cost tbe user s load of m etal sewer pipe. ' Jacksonville - - - Florida crossing at the Geneva bridge; matter Mr. Overstreet.Wes Instructed to hnv< cen^tlt ft does not glTe entire sntlsfar Tito petition of G. J. Stroller. F. R. was referred to Commissioner Woodruff. *' tUih' And_ rornplebsly' remedy conitl|ut. Krumrs et nl. In reference to withdrawing a cesa pool put hi at the JaiL' * ^ h ls prepsratlon Is called Bosall • fwK#, —Î06 Main S tm t Ir.J an W . ( » ' J. W. Flint appeared before the Board a petition hrreiofon) presented to the • Clerk-, was instructed to ,notify Mr.* iafksuAfJU. rilei. These kro prompt, sootblng. In reference to the payment for lumber board in rcitrance to a road known as M eg lo expedito'the County maps as t t •tractive In action. They are used at the East Coast Ferry bridge. much os potsJblA : A nd« pt i r i t S p i chemiral discovery After discussion of the subject there was laid over until the next meeting..-Thf (MK McLaih wp« Authorized' to> Xogredfent Is odorless, no action taken, . s ' , *'?■j \ yvT tltlon td bridge the ,0*paf. on tlw "Beulah guard at the .Gotmva' Avenue ImjjjrovoÇ glories». Combined with *■' Communication from The Oktftwaha road was granted and' tie Supt.* of foods ment approach tp the bridge, coatnot to Ingredients, long , Nurseries In reference' to* repairing a and bridge*. Instructed .to h a v e ' so ld r i c e cd SIOOO.UÛ Ib d r usefnlarss In the certain rood was received, and tbe mat- bridge built os soon éa pòéslble. f; 0( ioustlpstlon. li forms a of the Supt., of Hoads and Bridge .. ter ráferred to Commissioner Merrill. sLla ekten Jast Ilka candy, Tbe request of Bryant Cox to change For Won)*n ^ taken at any time, cither »V. The supejet matter of- purchaalng-^he. the Christmas TnylQr .Crook tPgd w o * ,^ A Letter I rom Jnpftn Y • * - - ffrred to ' i_ 1.1 ____ . tfwithout fear of thefr Hava More Frionda tlinn any dhef In said communication ferrod to Messrs. Br6r/rt Ù A ; Branham TUe feme of this Sanford celery deltaj [ lnconreclcnca whgtover. tr.aj;a*inrt»r taltotn*. -McCall»is 'K(' cfhttd. a* the price w«a excessive. with power to act. jg.¿¿-v-' '. ^V. • Ll£ h not proniuk I to the ’'U tellable Fashion Guido 0101^ 15- in gripe, purge, nor cause The recommendation of the Supt. of real etuHe- men get 1 lViiilon of a C. Worthington. Li J. Ilanone million one hundred -.thousand , : Tfc*y act without causing any hornet Besides showing all the late»* oock et al. to straw tbb rpad froth Ortbro tdyrrtrW evéèy.dav, ^ «iceaalr# looeeneae of the designs of McCall Patterns, e a ch i»‘uc Station on Sanford' k Oviedo K. R. east Whit iter W iv e d ; > . . ar e Ideal for children, is brimful o f spAraliug shoit sto n e * one-half mile to Ohfo avenge, south onewfcok. OiUcato pereons, and aged peoJapan: < :" • und helpful information forwomeu pie, ak w e O 'a t for tbe moat hearty halt mile, east one-half mjje to the rood J. N..WhItner Esq. Save M mwt a»d K rtp !■ flty b by *"* feeding Jo Cameron Ott$* Refocred to to f U c C lii'« M i p i i t f at M O . Coat! Otilf J’ ’ Dear Sin ■ comk In three else packages, I T 7* *>ltJ{ |!9 c* Uw cakt**'” CoaunlssToner WoodrilfT¿a<l Superintend­ r 1 üa honorable high naide cents: 30 tablet«. ent of roads and brld^Mf * £ ' ‘*V from <1 MaCaD Puttam a Laad all «than la •t)>< / 160 cenU. . It* tiaplidtf, tn a o e r ant aoaihtf aeSI. Upon morion the fcu p fjff foods and ' Petition of L U Payne. I . L C.-tlrn Mil McCall l^ilrtnt thaa ant rtW» ••• _ . . obtain them only MaVraraaiU—a. .Wnaatnalxr ihae m w Uirnst'Clty Pici bridges was instructed to restnrtv the et at, for road bygtnoihd at J b '9 9 t‘ More — The R e itli store. Inm feat Scalar, or by nuU tram ; • along the' 'list atoro,, running -M u q g ratp H r following roads as .epQiUts practltahic: W V ' tV<" l r. phiups & oo. Apopka and Oakland road. ApopkaAtyl right of way of m e A. & iVR’y McCALL'S MAGAZINE ____ iy Springs road. Forest City and Orla»? tClay Springs te .iry the dried 1 ehlppfcr 1M 44« W. 37th S t; New Verii C»*y togd. rvt«y/t^v andCoakrajiroatL Orlan* place,- C K 'lff oed while you weh at W. W. Kajlmochl, » grocery^ and PlnecasU# «sod. Winter Pork aad place to point l • 'I • ;V. .. v Don’ Have Seen Garments HAT’S a strong assertion—Isn’t -it? But You’ll agree with us that you would be making a mistake if you purchased before you had examined and per-, sonally tried on either a -JJrtnhess coat or suit. There’s a delicacy of lin e-a smartness of style to a •Princess that really places them in a class alone. They really confer on their wearer “Distinction in Dress,” and thpt’§ what you are seeking. Come in tomorrow and let us show you. T YOWELL & CO. Mtn>cauiartip* T.ad-»„c«uwinjury Cleaning and Dvei Breazeale & Smith /ttUi y itia^azuie d McCa!I .Pi(ttenw .1 . « ' £■ 4 �F*ublishod Semi-Weekly—Tuesday and Friday /.V S A N F O R D — Life tit Worth Living pTumfc«r FARMERS’ INST11lift SPECIAL General News of -------of Flowers. CTxhiblt Truln Will Be In Sanford Next Saturday Six ÎÜ ADVERTISE SANFORD Thousand Acres of Good Items of Interest Gleaned Frolli "flic University of Floridoy. in co-opera­ Land Changes hands Various Sources tion with tlie A. C. L. Railway, will run a Farmers' Institute Spcciul Train, which will he at Sanford an Nov. 18lh. 8 to 10 DFA CLOSEDWill! SANfORD MEN HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK o'clock. . . **Ttils train will consist of live or six I : * Mere th e R eaders Will rind a Brief of the W eek's M os cars, thus Hiving a splendid lot of e x ­ P roperty Is Ncor Lake George und M Said to Be Very Rich and Mow­ Historical Spring Flowing it Moppenl0 ** *n **,e hibit material and an opportunity for ing Well Lund For Hurried Reuders Loir's D om ain. seeing the best of Honda'» product* A transaction in land amounting to a fj wc can find twelve fair-minded men ìjQrWfrt Cttlzrn bas storteti its One car will bontain nothing but citrus ! quarter of a million dollars lias just been npfong the talesmen now beiqg examined, fruit and citrus material. The different il empir Mocktng funi fot thè purwc will acoept them without exhausting ot Chrittmai pfesents for thè poor methods for packing the different sizes closed by a syndicate of £uuiurd gentle­ our twenty peremptory chalfcnget," tald will be shown, nn expert packer being on men with the real estate firm of Dowling eo in that city Clarence S. Dnrruw. chief council for be o|-*ned in Pensacelo the trnin to show how the packing & Tnrver, of Jacksonville. . Bids • « ,oon 10 Jam es H. McNamara today. District At­ The acreage amounts to something over Bond Tnistces for lite should be done. An expert will lecture br (be Board of torney John D. Frederick« shares this worth of (idillilonnl on the subject of how to load the cars six thousand, the land lying along the brtnl of H30.IXW view, so that with Hire« Jurors already Special lectures will also be given on southeast shore of l.uke George, in Volusiu «rest paving. sworn, a lucky combination may furnish whitelly control, citrus disease control, county, between the m ain, line of the The Marion county fair opens Novem­ U complete jury Atlantic (mast l ine railway and the lake. nnd citrus fertilizers. ber 2llt. an<l iI,pllslvc preparations are There will be (wo cars exhibiting varl Hitrbcrvllle In near'tile center of tlie cast Now York s streets have become so msde by the promoters to make it ous grasses, legumes, und farm crops side of the tract The amount (mid for Clutr-U) carter littered with garbage as the result of the ikl usual gratifying success. The Ocula These cars will prove of great Interest, a» this lupd may seem large to the uniniti­ of cxjgjiitffig garbage drivers' strike that Street CleanS(*c a y s diet1’ wil1 1k> ,ln0 •P«:i,»''n» few people realize that Honda can pro ated, but when it In known that (-very I aiTVAh^Ocs ing,Commissioner Fd wards wjtl begin jqfrom the leading farms and groves of the title* so much forage in there cars will acre of tlie land is of tint tlowiuJTwell .morrow the m e-aL iliiillifectinf«. ] | * \ county and urges every former and type ami underlaid with a subsoil f \ clay, aliyo lie found many chart» ami enlarged ent tejW ruto feared that conditions are roc I f ns to botuewife tu grt busy preparing exhibits. tho land being the same ill every purlieu I«holographs stria account menace public health. . : The Miami Auunioblle Association inis There will also lie one full carload of l«r as tliut of the famous Sanford celery }f advertising in an attempted llight Sunday from pot to contest the auto tax I#w farm implements, such ns arc best adopt- delta, then tlie value of tlie t»ro(>ertv can every inquiry Pasndeim tq Ldng Beach, ofllclally to o f tbe State, und'-the (iro(io»ed effort In ed tq Florida conditions. These* have lie bent appreciated, i he furnished end his Atlantic-Pncifk Journe^> U-I*. Ibal direction will be abandoned. The Hon. J. N. Whitner of tins city, u mem ­ beep selected with special care ami will 3 (lb Who tnny Rodgers met with the worst mishap of iotO owner* do mu semi to he materially ber of the syndicate "'fchicli owned the show a great advance in tins line. c entire eorre- his career, falling with his machine jptaeslrd in the mailer, und the comAnother cur will conlaili five bleed» t'l I>r1•(m-rt y hnudled the ileal at this end file in such feet ¡ntoTV ploughed field half wny^-^n-siitlce cannot see it» way clear to mak­ hogs raised in Florida. It will l>e n de and has been on the land ,(01 some time inspcction by tween the two cities and within sight qf ing sa example "f one of the members. ciiloil surprise to ninny |Hii|de to know looking after tile extending of avenues his destination Although no tioue" x»Are ' S. Petersburg dairyman have Increased what fine iiogs ire being raised In tin j and streets ihmugh tlie prtq«erty <hi tlie •ognlriog the broken Rodgers was rendered unconscious, the price of nnlk to fourteen cents a q< State of Florida [ he hog crop 1» largely »Imre* of Lake Gemge there is an abrupt He was badly sliaken. tils foe» scratch'd Lee ArmMtetid. tin* negro who fatally overlooked, and yet it is a very valuable I bluff wliicli wilt he used a» a town site nnd torn. Ills hands were Uirapd .by- fils A commodious liqtel and club house will one for tlie state motor mid he rDmphtins of n sw ere pain lr. the ilay com li will lie found item lie creeled there -it o n c e and disk fnCtll m Ins side His machine was completely sands of bulletins, repurl» and pamphlets ties furnished so tlie Clyde line river wrecked nn agricultural topics, ns wet) as hooks \ bouts can have ample dockage there. Afjer more than nine years of Irivesil that are useful in uiniieiti iii with Hondo Lipitpmcul wdl lie installed lot clearing gation by the goverument (he \irst ctinii the land, laying the tiling ‘Xyslems. the The Patsiku biard of trade is («-(luring farming uul proM-culiun of individual meat packet» Four or live of the ablest agricultural same as are used 01 Sanford. 11 mill will gl bold a big crlebratlon m that city under the Sherman anti-tpisl Inw begutl when the Ocala N.irthern Railway reaches speakers m the state will n 10111(10n> the handle the timber and every effort known at Chicago tmlay. lie fore Judge George A tram to lecture 011 sublet is of gre ilesl m to mudcrii quick land development will there. Carpenter in .the United Stales district la- Utilized to fmt till! trait in such sliapc Tlie tourist' .m l honieseekers are coin- lerest Among the »(»-.ikei» who wdl b<* i*ourt. 11 s to make it a (»qallar marketable |«nj»i x* log to Florid 1 it the rate of several with the (rain rite feu Chicago puckers. lie a dp of the , ftl ( lull fit tfjlt-t". A. A Muiphree, (jri-Milenl University |N*<Uind pri week (nicking industry, will tu* placed on trial Mi George W rurnbull will have dirtci H fildrli Hrnl LeUitr l of Florida. charged with restraining Interstate trade sufierviaioii of u lb s u k 's from the Jack EG »* LI FffrtJiM tlnril*snrr l o Phlladrlphlans Hrrr I‘ II Rolf*, director Kxperiment station in fresh meats The (ussihle (tenuity if Ltowont Pm knnL f m»<! i Will thè Phdadeljifmi hall team play A I’ Spencer, (mm the J vtensnyu di souville othce. as well ns having such a s­ Sxwwt mirili s. InvesO ltriit C iiin pan i they be found guilty is n fine of $5 Oyo sistant* as he wdl need OO the ground to .bere onlhanksgivmg Day? vision. J< C M 'll- u ll or nnc year in the county jail or bqih. *".. if » Salari I oligli 1 |o moke i t a gala C. K (Jimrrte. from the Formers' Insti­ , lyyjk OH£ rThose wjio come In have a per t. H» 1‘slm ei , The dentil chair will dnim Henry Clay siitiai ins(H*ct 1011 of the j<ro|*erty before CisviColn IC,I i l l n i 1 tcoulcm. Ila* filili.Wmg from thè Tampa tute. ' Mnrk» Kent L»tslc A£* it, f Ileal tic, Jr,, wife murdort-r, on Nov. 24,, Time» «ili U* fissi fot irai fansi'T’he l’hiiU. S. Fawcett, from the Lxpmiileiil buying Mr. J. N W inner will act in un P m srr*» S ira in l.s iin d rr unless Governor Mann grants a pardon or advisory cupucity as to the cropping und ■dtfphis*. who have heen hnrnslorming Stntiou—Citrus Diseases reprieve The supreme court, wtdcti tiling of the I’ tqjs'fty. which wdl la* dis•vrr in Cuba. Whaling dumi hlllf llit'ir K W Merger, Stale 111>|w- no of Nors trihunui had been appealed to to oriler 11 iKised of in twenty Q(Jo' parcels gisirs witli ila* Cubila truck traili* al ery Stock— Whitelly (imirtil and Nursery. new irial of the case, this morning bond­ ! 11ns tract of land !» the largest utidiiisraos, will »lari fur ttie States nbout Ins (lection ed down an opinion refusing the appeal, voted t rot uf'lnigibb bind »itiiuled in Narraiber 2(’ Et,»- » ti.ivi- asogne.l NovR I Floyd from tie I xi-cinqrut V|,a V** available for market Jfflb« 12, 21 an i I tur thè Islam! City. (Ion—|I|| loulk Mel muse ail') <01tie oilier sia'.} I way a» I he tmt used hy Home lum Hakci gardening, it being located on the small 4 U nSrjB tl, .'71li Jlth tu Miami, llu: 2III li Cllius disease» In the world » serins was sold nr nuctiou to Film Tieniti ih»* Tulli lo Sanford, nnd As »Kin as the Inm r e a d i e s the sla- east bhort’Tif • Ala lake, gives it tin* water for $2:i0 here Inst night, vlt V u s a wifl come on ber« on Dcoembef 1 nnd lion the cars w^ll lot o(ieued ,to vijitors, protection-iuux'»»or> to defend the tender feature of the baseball bcnctir tctidcrerl tomi» over uniti thè 3d. if therr is for careful ipsjiectlun. -After tlio Inspcc- plritils ngainSl (he ravages of frost and Fred L Knowles, former secretary of tho »aIrviucemeut of a gmirantee and a per- tiou has been tnkdo nnd the visitors have the subsoil and JlpwiUg wcdls furnish the New York Nationals, who retired in poor MSiige ofihe grimi r<*celpts health. seen nil tin: cars. IStuteg on special stih- Lmlupcr o f tl»e Combination which has I ‘ **^*s singled sin’<ess for ^onfortl, and it is be­ je d s will tie given Believing that the time is uot far dis­ Lrlmlnal Court C lieved .la*re iliat"They will (irove equally tant when woioen may Ih* elected alder­ man and a women wielding the gravel in I ¡mteut 111 rimncuinn with the l ake court s ta rte d yesterday, wjtft W eather Keiiort the mayor's chair, Chicago suffragists are low un ih r tiencli und Solicitor .Wonder Iml.iy followed by Im ul »h"wer». . Gmrge 11 .n t tnterestl.ig tlvemsejve* in n school for tile it tlie hat lliisiueis is brief Rain hi northern (tortimi» followed hy instruction of muuicipui employes which S t. 11 Attr ui'tliin Coming will be opened to-night router weuthet WedtiCwloy. J he secohd number of the High ¡School Lyceum Course will tw* given by the Vuns.ir tiirls. m th'* High School Auditorium. Friday evening. Nov I7iti Tho star attraction of the whole Lyceum Course is tlie Vossar (itrls. who come t*> * ‘v •; Sanitird'kntfiusiastically rocommended and endorsed by tlw press all over tfie coun­ try, from New York to tbe Pacific const. Tile Omaha World Ib-rakd sjiys of them •‘ file eight Vussur girl» intuii n tremend­ ous bit Such an instrumental combina­ tion has*never before bceuTSÉrFred in Ounv A"» rlUI a one-twenty-fourth part -ba The va nous numbers up tin: progrntu. Und De,] Candidate, nor do I ask were warmI^ npplnudqd " The Tunipa Irifmqc j»ny> - " I b e V u s ,*le i 00^ people of Satv* 1». further u y private scheme T*may sar Girls wero-nw'i'ct aud bbautifdl in apjr* ' Man«l for a square deal for all pciqatice and die*»,mild Their tmAuc was eqbsl rightr- to ail, special —well, if was niÙlHÌ*! For their enterto none, ( admit I think it a 'taimnent there was tlie largedt su le-o f 1 SH A LL TH E P E O P L E RULE? The Peoples Candidates for Alderman B. W. Herndon • ■ W. "S. Hand W. H. Underwopd Woodruff IV m 100. *.lon0T *fo L* your ipayor, «.«lectcd will give my .best efforU at tsiT f°r , f« l u best for the «naent of our city. IJ1** u z high, but we cannot lower . ^ Manufacturing Bt *n w« heed to put ui on a ^ ‘nWe stan d lo r Projiress-^the su b sta n tia l Sind. . " v . “r ’ * sJ f , -Y ^ \Ve stand for a b etter w ater supply for th e people find fire protection for tbe peoples’ property. We are not the candidates ot tbe politicians nor the bosses nor the W ater Works Company, nor th e candidates of ONE MAN. We are for Sanford an d its people. / ‘ 1 • A business m ♦an's adm inistration.* *g. '' Vote for nil of us. f , We stan d for th e best interest qf Sanford und all th e people. Equal rights to a ll—special privilege to none. *". ‘ *; ■ a r - polttltfnna. but « f ^ r a p l c s ' ycantJdHrtç. I I n j -IX I f 1 * 1 x 0 1 - 1 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ -* 1 ,* ^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 10, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 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/d134b2c5ea80ed3fa1b154ffbd4b7989.pdf ae29b62c9981ff1794437db19e331c8a PDF Text Text November lo, o u Reports Read— Petitions Pre sented— Road M atters SOME STRAW ROADS MADE Elections On The Hag Question P eti­ tioned Tor New D istricts— Geneva Bridge. Z tc. Board met Tuesday, Nov. 7th. 1911. Present, Chairman Overstreet, Commis­ sioners Merrill. Dillard. Brown and Wood­ ruff. The following were granted license to carry fin arms:. J. H. Lee, Tr., pistol; sureties. G. W. Venable and S. 0. Shinbaiser. N. J. Patrick, .pistol: studies. R. L. Bunch and Robt. Parham. W. CL Hill pistol sureties, W. J. Hill and R. A. Newman. A. J.-McCulley, pistol; sureties. Win. Jacobs and J. B. Jonea. A*- •> MrCulley, rifle; aure ties. Win. Jacobs and J. B. Jones. Alice* Hnrrold, pistol: sureties. A. E. Yowetl and Gea A. Speer. W. J. Thigpen, pistol; sureties, Rich’d H. Marks and Walter L Morgan. W. T. Deane, pistol; sureties. J. E. Pace and Théo. J. Miller. W. E. Kenney, rifle; sureties, J. Thomas. pTsiol; suret ft* WTSTlIand and ^ J r W. Miller. v,r •J h e bonds of iho following as Notaries Public were approved: IjouIs S. Dollve. sureties, S. G. Dollve and E. G. Duckworth M. O. Dovrll. sureties, S. E. Ives and S. W. Howe. Bessie .G. Leake, sureties, H. B. Leake, R.. L Bpnch .and W. M. Slemons, A. E. McDonald, sureties, C. B. Robinson and Gea E.'blolnn. N. H. Fogg, sureties, X W. Osteen and J. M. Lewis. .Arthur R. King, sureties, J. W. Jones a n d -L C . Os­ borne. 4J*. Bond o(.D. C. Abemelhy for tbe care of public funds, with W. M. Brittain. John M. Cook and Walter Drennen as sureties In the sum of $500. approved. The petition of Geo. W. Simmons for Increase of pension was approved. Petition of R. R. Roberts. G. G. Jacobs et al, to rcotraw road from end of marl road near Nixon's corner, and continuing toward Christinas for about two miles, ’ was refened to Messrs Brown and Bran­ ham. Letter of Martin Sheppard received and referred to Mr. Branham. Resignation of *S. Jernigan ns Inspector of marks, and brands, in precinct No. 10, was accepted. Letter from tbe Pldellty & Casualty company received nnd answered—bridge not finished. R e p orts of the following county officers V»ere*received, read and fliedr- County physician, superintendent county home, superintendent roads and bridges, super­ intendent tax redemptions, polls collected, county treasurer to stat»'auditor, county treasurer, county auditor, certificates of banks, sheriff to stote auditor, and report of licenses. J. B. Barlow and T. A Vnncey appear­ ed before the bor.nl in reference to pur­ chasing a discontinued day pit area of two acres, lying just north o f the road leading to Oooee, referred ' j p Messrs. Overstreet and Branham. h f *, Victor Schulu appeared before tbe board in reference to a crossing over tbe A. C. L R. R. in St. Josephs, near Monroe. Upon motion Supt. Brnnhain was instruct­ ed to have the route surveyed and lo­ cated. Henry Tanner appeared before the board In reference to the road from Hodge Ford bridge to Christmas, connect­ ing with the Chuluota and Christmas public road, Asking that the above yoad be opened and established. Upon morion the subject matter was referred to Messrs. Brown And Branham, to report at next regular meeting. E. IL Kilbea appeared before the board asking that some provision be p s d e to get from the fill to tbe . lighter at the crossing at the Geneva bridge; matter was referred to Commissioner Woodruff. J. W. Flint appeared before the Board In reference to the payment for lumber used at the East Coast Ferry bridge. After discussion of the subject there was no action taken, . s ' , * '?■j *■' Communication from The Oktftwaha , Nurseries In reference' to* repairing a certain rood was received, and tbe matter ráferred to Commissioner Merrill. Don’ Have Garments HAT’S a strong assertion—Isn’t -it? But Y ou ’ll agree with us that you would be making a mistake if you purchased before you had examined and per-, sonally tried on either a - JJrtnhess coat or suit. There’s a delicacy of lin e-a smartness of style to a •Princess that really places them in a class alone. They really confer on their wearer “Distinction in Dress,” and thpt’§ what you are seeking. Come in tomorrow and let us show you. T • we • « YOWELL & CO. Oviedo road, Maitland and Lake Howell r&id. Lake Mary and Sanford road, Paola and Syhren Lake road from Wltnon'i cor­ ner to Poola church, Winter Garden and West Beulah road, Winter Garden and Cast Beulah road aouth of Oakland and Or­ lando road, Ocoee and Gotha p»ad aouth of Orlando and Oakland road, Orlando and Lake Underhill road. . ,' * The petition» of the fallowing named dlalricta calling for an election to decide whether twine shall run at largo were presented, and being found to comply with the law the dark was Instructed to prepare the necessary details for holding aoid election on Tuesday, Nov. 28; Pre­ cincts II, 12 and 13; Precincts 3. 25 and 4; Precincts 1, 24 and 19. Tito petition of G. J. Stroller. F. R. Krumrs et nl. In reference to withdrawing a petition hrreiofon) presented to the board in rcitrance to a road known as laid over until the next meeting..-Thf (MK tltlon td bridge the ,0*paf. on tlw "Beulah road was granted and' tie Supt.* o f foods and bridge*. Instructed .to have' sold bridge built os soon éa pòéslble. iho Adventist' chureh About riuorteitsHe weal of Lockhart mlUVras' received and laid over under the ruleis.*' —*y The subject matter of TAe’ rhaiiie of the road from Bear Head Kanu to Tnft, Orlando nrtd KiMlipmee nghlit road re­ ferred to Me$snv OvoraUfkri;' Ar. Brnnhom with power to act. Y j,- • Upon quitioi) it was. ordered that a. warrant for $1041,10 on aeceuat of the Gedeva Ave. Improvement j* 'm o d e to J. T. McLain A Co. " The eubJFcl matter g( purchasing o team of mules wal lipbtr rnption refryrrfcd to Mesara. Overstreet L Uranhnm. i Upon motion MtssriC' Ovefskeej A.' Branham trece inatfueted to liny A car load of metal sewer pipe. ' Mr. Overstreet.Wes Instructed to hnv< a cesa pool put hi at the JaiL' *' • Clerk-, was instructed to ,notify Mr.* M eg lo expedito'the County maps as much os potsJblA : McLaih wp« Authorized' to> guard at the .Gotmva' Avenue ImjjjrovoÇ ment approach tp the bridge, coatnot to ricecd SIOOO.UÛ of the Supt., o f Hoads and Bridge .. Tbe request of Bryant Cox to change »V. The supejet matter of- purchaalng-^he. the Christmas TnylQr .Crook tPgd w o * ,^ •*- ' i_ -1.1_____ . ffrred to In said communication ferrod to Messrs. Br6r/rt Ù A ; Branham cfhttd. a* the price w«a excessive. with power to act. jg.¿¿-v-' '. ^V. • Ll£ h The recommendation of the Supt. of lViiilon of a C. Worthington. Li J. Ilanoock et al. to straw tbb rpad froth Ortbro Station on Sanford' k Oviedo K. R. east one-half mile to Ohfo avenge, south onehalt mile, east one-half mjje to the rood feeding Jo Cameron Ott$* Refocred to CoaunlssToner WoodrilfT¿a<l Superintend­ ent of roads and brld^Mf * £ ' ‘*V Upon morion the fc u p fjff foods and bridges was instructed to restnrtv the following roads as .epQiUts practltahic: Apopka and Oakland road. ApopkaAtyl iy Springs road. Forest City and Orla»? togd. rvt«y/t^v andCoakrajiroatL Orlan* and PlnecasU# «sod. Winter Pork aad Seen A Letter I rom Jnpftn Y TUe feme of this Sanford celery deltaj not proniuk I to the ’'U real etuHe- men get 1 tdyrrtrW evéèy.dav, ^ Whit iter W i v e d ; > Japan: < :" • J. N..WhItner Esq. ’ Dear Sin ■ r 1 üa honorable high naide from <1 ' Petition of L U Payne. I . L et at, for road bygtnoihd at J birnst'Clty Pici atoro,, running -M uqgratpH r along the' 'list right of way of m e A. & iVR’y tClay Springs place,- C K 'lff place to point AVOID HARSH DRUGS, Stod Your (Vdrri for Mtn>cauiartip* T.ad-»„ c«uw injury Cleaning and Dvei / to th# B ow ik 1 ® J •If JOU lire SUUJei't-lo connltpntiuD, to thr iim«t thoroughly rtjuipfsrd «ml modo it yf>U .shopld avoid strung dr-iiK* and cathartic*. Tifroy only glvr ti*m[>or.irj relief Hod thejr reaction Is harmful uud ’ r e n c h Dr wHpetluioa tnoro annoying thna const! o i us Dye Work imtlon. TUej In jtio way effect a cure and Stcain and tb«vlr' tcnduurjrla do weaken the in (k< South. M ill of tiff! (ion) in) alrvedy weak orgnlR with which they pot of Fiorili« haod led promptly and eofno la contact :i carefully. A ll work (uarantrrd. We honestly believe that we have the Ct^psttpntion treatmnnl ever ffovl»c<l.~»0tir fnlth In It Is so efrong Plant:— 229 Eaat Union St. ghat fra sell it on tho positive 'gun ran tee tbflt Tt aiiall not cost tbe user s Jacksonville - - - Florida cen^tlt ft does not glTe entire sntlsfar tUih' And_ rornplebsly' remedy conitl|ut. * ^hls prepsratlon Is called Bosall •fwK#, —Î06 Main Stmt Ir.J an W. (»' iafksuAfJU. rilei. These kro prompt, sootblng. t t •tractive In action. They are A n d « pt i r i t S p i chemiral discovery Xogredfent Is odorless, \ yv T glories». Combined with Ingredients, long Ibdr usefnlarss In the f; 0( ioustlpstlon. li forms a sLla ekten Jast Ilka candy, F o r W o n )* n ^ taken at any time, cither tf- without fear o f thefr Hava More Frionda tlinn any dhef [ lnconreclcnca whgtover. tr.aj;a*inrt»r taltotn*. -McCall» is 'K(' tellable Fashion Guido 0101^ 15- in gripe, purge, nor cause one million one hundred -.thousand , : Tfc*y act without causing any hornet Besides showing all the late»* «iceaalr# looeeneae o f the designs of McCall Patterns, each i»‘ uc . . are Ideal for children, is brimful o f spAraliug shoit stone* wfcok. OiUcato pereons, and aged peound helpful information forwomeu pie, ak w e O 'a t for tbe moat hearty ry Clcaimiji Breazeale & Smith /ttU i y itia^azuie d M cCa!I .Pi(ttenw comk In three else packages, cents: 30 tablet«. 60 cenU. . It* . . obtain them only '99t‘ More — The R e itli store. _ W V ' tV<" l r. p h i u p s ___ Kajlmochl, l & oo. te .iry the dried 1 ehlppfcr oed while you weh at W. W. » grocery^ • 'I • ;V. .. v .1 . « ' £■ 4 Save M mwt a»d K rtp !■ flt y b by *"* tof UcClii'« M i p i i t f at M O . Coat! Otilf J’ I T 7* *>ltJ{|!9 c* Uw cakt**'” MaCaD Puttama Laad all «than la •t)>< / 1tiaplidtf, tn a o e r ant aoaihtf aeSI. C.-tlrn Mil McCall l^ilrtnt thaa ant rtW» ••• MaVraraaiU—a. .Wnaatnalxr ihae m w UInm feat Scalar, or by nuU tram ; • M c C A L L 'S M A G A Z I N E 1 M 4 4 « W . 37th S t; New Verii C»*y �F*ublishod S e m i-W e e k ly— Tuesday and Friday /.V S A N F O R D — L ife tit Worth Living pTumfc«r FARMERS’ INST 11lift CTxhiblt Truln Will Be In Sanford Next Saturday General News of ------ of Flowers. I : * M o f the W eek's M os it Moppenl0 * * *n **,e Loir's D om ain. ìjQ rW frt Cttlzrn bas storteti its il empir Mocktng funi fot thè purot Chrittmai pfesents for thè poor eo in that city be o|-*ned in Pensacelo . Bids • « ,oon 10 Bond Tnistces for lite br (be Board of worth of (idillilonnl brtnl of H30.IXW «rest paving. The Marion county fair opens Novem­ ber 2llt. an<l iI,pllslvc preparations are msde by the promoters to make it ikl usual gratifying success. The Ocula S(*c a ys diet1’ wil1 1k> ,ln0 •P«:i,» ''n» from the leading farms and groves of the county and urges every former and botuewife tu grt busy preparing exhibits. The Miami Auunioblle Association inis pot to contest the auto tax I#w of tbe State, und'-the (iro(io»ed effort In Ibal direction will be abandoned. The iotO owner* do mu semi to he materially jptaeslrd in the mailer, und the comsiitlce cannot see it» way clear to mak­ ing sa example "f one of the members. ' S. Petersburg dairyman have Increased the price of nnlk to fourteen cents a q< Lee ArmMtetid. tin* negro SPECIAL who fatally The Patsiku biard of trade is («-(luring gl bold a big crlebratlon m that city when the Ocala N.irthern Railway reaches there. Tlie tourist' .m l honieseekers are coinlog to Florid 1 it the rate of several |N*<Uind pri week ÎÜ ADVERTISE SANFORD Six Thousand Acres of Good Items of Interest Gleaned Frolli Various Sources "flic University of Floridoy. in co-opera­ Land Changes hands tion with tlie A. C. L. Railway, will run a Farmers' Institute Spcciul Train, which will he at Sanford an Nov. 18lh. 8 to 10 DFA1 CLOSED Will! SANfORD MEN o'clock. . . **Ttils train will consist of live or six cars, thus Hiving a splendid lot of e x ­ Property Is Ncor Lake George und Said to Be Very Rich and Mow­ hibit material and an opportunity for ing Well Lund seeing the best of H onda'» product* A transaction in land amounting to a One car will bontain nothing but citrus fruit and citrus material. The different ! quarter of a million dollars lias just been methods for packing the different sizes closed by a syndicate of £uuiurd gentle­ will be shown, nn expert packer being on men with the real estate firm of Dowling the trnin to show how the packing & Tnrver, of Jacksonville. The acreage amounts to something over should be done. An expert will lecture on the subject of how to load the cars six thousand, the land lying along the Special lectures will also be given on southeast shore of l.uke George, in Volusiu whitelly control, citrus disease control, county, between the main, line of the Atlantic (mast l ine railway and the lake. nnd citrus fertilizers. There will be (wo cars exhibiting varl Hitrbcrvllle In near'tile center of tlie cast ous grasses, legumes, und farm crops side of the tract The amount (mid for These cars will prove of great Interest, a» this lupd may seem large to the uniniti­ few people realize that Honda can pro ated, but when it In known that (-very title* so much forage in there cars will acre of tlie land is of tint tlowiuJTwell aliyo lie found many chart» ami enlarged type ami underlaid with a subsoil f\ clay, tho land being the same ill every purlieu I«holographs l«r as tliut of the famous Sanford celery There will also lie one full carload of delta, then tlie value of tlie t»ro(>ertv can farm implements, such ns arc best adopted tq Florida conditions. These* have lie bent appreciated, Hon. J. N. Whitner of tins city, u mem­ beep selected with special care ami will ber of the syndicate "'fchicli owned the show a great advance in tins line. Another cur will conlaili five bleed» t'l I>r1•(m-rt y hnudled the ileal at this end hogs raised in Florida. It will l>e n de and has been on the land ,(01 some time ciiloil surprise to ninny |Hii|de to know looking after tile extending of avenues what fine iiogs ire being raised In tin j and streets ihmugh tlie prtq«erty <hi tlie State of Florida [ he hog crop 1» largely »Imre* of Lake Gemge there is an abrupt overlooked, and yet it is a very valuable bluff wliicli wilt he used a» a town site A commodious liqtel and club house will one for tlie state lr. the ilay com li will lie found item lie creeled there -it once and disk fnCtll sands of bulletins, repurl» and pamphlets ties furnished so tlie Clyde line river nn agricultural topics, ns wet) as hooks \bouts can have ample dockage there. that are useful in uiniieiti iii with Hondo Lipitpmcul wdl lie installed lot clearing the land, laying the tiling ‘Xyslems. the farming Four or live of the ablest agricultural same as are used 01 Sanford. 11 mill will speakers m the state will n 10111( 10n> the handle the timber and every effort known tram to lecture 011 sublet is of gre ilesl m to mudcrii quick land development will lerest Among the »(»-.ikei» who wdl b<* la- Utilized to fmt till! trait in such sliapc 11s to make it a (»qallar marketable |«nj»i with the (rain rite HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Mere the Readers Will rind a Brief Historical Spring Flowing For Hurried Reuders fj wc can find twelve fair-minded men npfong the talesmen now beiqg examined, wc will acoept them without exhausting our twenty peremptory chalfcnget," tald Clarence S. Dnrruw. chief council for James H. McNamara today. District At­ torney John D. Frederick« shares this view, so that with Hire« Jurors already sworn, a lucky combination may furnish U complete jury Now York s streets have become so Clutr-U) carter littered with garbage as the result of the o f cxjgjiitffig garbage drivers' strike that Street CleanI aiTVAh^Ocs ing,Commissioner Fd wards wjtl begin jq.morrow the m e -a L iliiillifectinf«. ]| * \ ent tejW ruto feared that conditions are roc I f ns to stria account menace public health. . : }f advertising every inquiry i he furnished 3 (lb Who tnny c entire eorrefile in such inspcction by in an attempted llight Sunday from Pasndeim tq Ldng Beach, ofllclally to end his Atlantic-Pncifk Journe^> U-I*. Rodgers met with the worst mishap of his career, falling with his machine feet ¡ntoTV ploughed field half wny^-^n-tween the two cities and within sight qf his destination Although no tioue" x»Are •ognlriog the broken Rodgers was rendered unconscious, He was badly sliaken. tils foe» scratch'd nnd torn. Ills hands were Uirapd .by- fils motor mid he rDmphtins of n sw ere pain m Ins side His machine was completely wrecked I A. A Muiphree, (jri-Milenl University , ftl ( lull fit tfjlt-t". Mi George W rurnbull will have dirtci of Florida. sufierviaioii of u lb s u k 's from the Jack Phlladrlphlans Hrrr I‘ II Rolf*, director Kxperiment station souville othce. as well ns having such as­ Will thè Phdadeljifmi hall team play A I’ Spencer, (mm the J vtensnyu di sistant* as he wdl need OO the ground to .bere onlhanksgivmg Day? vision. , lyyjk OH £rThose wjio come In have a per *".. if » Salari I oligli 1 |o moke it a gala C. K (Jimrrte. from the Formers' Insti­ siitiai ins(H *ct 1011 of the j<ro|*erty before tcoulcm. Ila* filili.Wmg from thè Tampa tute. ' Mr. J. N W inner will act in un Time» «ili U* fissi fot irai fansi'T’he l’ hiiU. S. Fawcett, from the Lxpmiileiil buying advisory cupucity as to the cropping und ■dtfphis*. who have heen hnrnslorming Stntiou—Citrus Diseases •vrr in Cuba. Whaling dumi hlllf llit'ir K W Merger, Stale 111>|w- no of Nors tiling of the I’tqjs'fty. which wdl la* disgisirs witli ila* Cubila truck traili* al ery Stock— Whitelly (imirtil and Nursery. iKised of in twenty Q(Jo' parcels ! 11ns tract of land !» the largest utidiiisraos, will »lari fur ttie States nbout Ins (lection Narraiber 2(’ Et,»- » ti.ivi- asogne.l NovR I Floyd from tie I xi-cinqrut V|,a voted tr o t u f'ln igibb bind »itiiuled in V** available for market Jfflb« 12, 21 an i I tur thè Islam! City. (Ion—|I|| loulk Mel muse ail') <01tie oilier sia'.} I way a» gardening, it being located on the small 4 U nSrjBtl, .'71li Jlth tu Miami, llu: 2III li Cllius disease» to Film Tieniti ih»* Tulli lo Sanford, nnd As »Kin as the In m r e a d i e s the sla- east bhort’ Tif •Ala lake, gives it tin* water wifl come on ber« on Dcoembef 1 nnd lion the cars w^ll lot o(ieued ,to vijitors, protection-iuux'»»or> to defend the tender tomi» over uniti thè 3d. if therr is for careful ipsjiectlun. -After tlio Inspcc- plritils ngainSl (he ravages of frost and »aIrviucemeut of a gmirantee and a per- tiou has been tnkdo nnd the visitors have the subsoil and JlpwiUg wcdls furnish the MSiige ofihe grimi r<*celpts seen nil tin: cars. IStuteg on special stih- Lmlupcr o f tl»e Combination which has I ‘ **^*s singled sin’<ess for ^onfortl, and it is be­ je d s will tie given Lrlmlnal Court C lieved .la*re iliat"They will (irove equally I ¡mteut 111 rimncuinn with the l ake court started yesterday, wjtft Weather Keiiort low un ih r tiencli und Solicitor .Wonder Iml.iy followed by Im ul »h"wer». . Gmrge 11 .n t it tlie hat lliisiueis is brief Rain hi northern (tortimi» followed hy St. 11 Attr ui'tliin Coming router weuthet WedtiCwloy. J he secohd number of the High ¡School Lyceum Course will tw* given by the Vuns.ir tiirls. m th'* High School Auditorium. Friday evening. Nov I7iti Tho star attraction of the whole Lyceum Course is tlie Vossar (itrls. who come t*> Sanitird'kntfiusiastically rocommended and endorsed by tlw press all over tfie coun­ try, from New York to tbe Pacific const. Tile Omaha World Ib-rakd sjiys of them •‘ file eight Vussur girl» intuii n tremend­ ous bit Such an instrumental combina­ tion has*never before bceuTSÉrFred in Ounv A"» rlUI a one-twenty-fourth part -ba The va nous numbers up tin: progrntu. Und De,] Candidate, nor do I ask were warmI^ npplnudqd " The Tunipa Irifmqc j»ny> - " I b e V u s ,*le i 00^ people of Satv* 1». further u y private scheme T*may sar Girls wero-nw'i'ct aud bbautifdl in apjr* ' Man«l for a square deal for all pciqatice and die*»,mild Their tmAuc was eqbsl rightr- to ail, special — well, if was niÙlHÌ*! For their enterto none, ( admit I think it a 'taimnent there was tlie largedt su le -o f IV m100. *.lon0T *fo L* your ipayor, «.«lectcd will give my .best efforU at tsiT f°r, f« l u best for the «naent of our city. IJ1** uz high, but we cannot lower . ^ Manufacturing Bt *n w« heed to put ui on a ^ polttltfnna. but « f ^ r a p l c s ' y c a n tJ d H r tç . II n j -IX I f - 1 1 * 1x 0 1 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Afjer more than nine years of Irivesil gation by the goverument (he \irst ctinii uul proM-culiun of individual meat packet» under the Sherman anti-tpisl Inw begutl at Chicago tmlay. lie fore Judge George A Carpenter in .the United Stales district i*ourt. x* Hfildrli Hrnl LeUitr l EG»* LI FffrtJiM tlnril*snrr l o Ltowont Pm knnL f m»<! i Sxwwt mirili s. InvesOltriit C ii i n p a n i J< C M'll-ull t. H » 1‘ s l m e i C is vi C o ln IC,I i l l n i 1 , Mnrk» Kent L»tslc A£* it, f P m s r r * » S ir a in l.s iin d rr feu Chicago puckers. lie adp of the (nicking industry, will tu* placed on trial charged with restraining Interstate trade in fresh meats The (ussihle (tenuity if they be found guilty is n fine of $5 Oyo or nnc year in the county jail or bqih. The dentil chair will dnim Henry Clay Ileal tic, Jr,, wife murdort-r, on Nov. 24,, unless Governor Mann grants a pardon or reprieve The supreme court, wtdcti trihunui had been appealed to to oriler 11 new irial of the case, this morning bond­ ed down an opinion refusing the appeal, I he tmt used hy Home lum Hakci In the world » serins was sold nr nuctiou for $2:i0 here Inst night, vlt V u s a feature of the baseball bcnctir tctidcrerl Fred L Knowles, former secretary of tho New York Nationals, who retired in poor health. Believing that the time is uot far dis­ tant when woioen may Ih* elected alder­ man and a women wielding the gravel in the mayor's chair, Chicago suffragists are tnterestl.ig tlvemsejve* in n school for tile instruction of muuicipui employes which will be opened to-night SHALL THE PEOPLE RULE? * ‘v - •; The Peoples Candidates for Alderman B. W . H erndon • ■ W . "S. H and - W . H. U nderw opd W oodru ff ‘We stand lor Projiress-^the substantial Sind. . " v n. -* “r ’ * sJ 1 ,* f , ^ -Y ^ \Ve stand for a better water supply for the people find fire protection for tbe peoples’ property. We are not the candidates ot tbe politicians nor the bosses nor the Water Works Company, nor the candidates of ONE MAN. We are for Sanford and its people. / ‘ 1 • A business man's administration.* ♦ * g. '' Vote for nil of us. f , We stand for the best interest qf Sanford und all the people. Equal rights to all—special privilege to none. *". ‘ *; ■ r- a �«* THE SANTORO tit RAIO N o«m h ci A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me1' A Chlel la Am ont Ye Taking Noesi I doubt not f *fh of you know tota« chip. You would Uka to wallop; and whack and »lap. And tumMoprw, and kick and b w t , . And trample down In the mud " d of Ä the . . r»«11«< ; lln'» found from Houitnn to Manitowoc— The dubber who dubt the Doctor "Doc." Out bare In the country, from day to day Aa you ioi alon< on the Kina» llUhway, lie calla aa aooo aa you coma In atabt, And aaka with an air of aupremt dellabt. Aa clad and day aa a Cuckoo Clock— Which way be you gain' thla raornln*. Doc And w-hrth-r the weather be foul or Bne, He wlU aak la a voice like a broken crock. "How do you like thla weather. DocT" * «a * Ydoesn't get out of the cottage gate. Till you hear (hit chump with an empty pale. Aik, In the f-rid, of the Men yard cock. "la ft a boy or ahsby. DocT" _ Wheel a pallant dji». sod la laid away. To moulder tiack- Into primal day. You Wacarccle out of the chapel door. TUI you hear the role« of thte brutal bore. Saying. "It ratal be anawful ahockl How did you «roe to loco hint. Doer And »0 It wilt go til] the end la reached And our funeral arrroon* hare been preached. We allll ahall meet In our daily round, TtUa butting-In. blathering, braldleaa hound. Thla gibbering, Chinese labberwock. The «lubber, who duba the Doctor. ‘ D ot" When you go to Church or to Sunday aebuoi. You »tumble onto thla aeff »»in» fool. Wboa« only )0y la In »«king yuu Thaailly uuratkin Ihnl nil fut-J» do. Tnetjuealion (hot all t>fthem keep In »lock, "'ilif'lW ll Lai VirMI like« lln» ae-nHan f Lm'f ' 1 4 I note by laat peek's Herald that one of my itood friends wishes to know more nbout the working plan of (be- Charily Association. This idea seems to he imicking a popular chord in Sanford, atul 1 hope it can he carried out to a success­ ful degree. First an executive committee ■bout'' ( formed of all the ministers and the Mayor and.ctty council. The secreta­ ry o f . Itye hoard of trade or commercial dub, »1tonId tie elected secretary of the Ctinrily Association, and I know Mr. Bates wit) make a good one. As soon as a'm endicant approaches n merchant or citizen, he Is referred to the occrcinry. This gentleman looks up the case and If a worthy one the cash Is (Missed on to ll^e executive committee far uction. . , The Mayor and City Council acting In hnrtuony with the Association, will pro­ vide work upon the street for those who are nbt skilled and are willing to work , for a few days in order to get to the ¿.next town. Tlte merchants of Sanford will he sur­ mised at the money and trouble this course will s^Ve them, and when the Association gets down to business it will be a success from the start. Worthy cases will receive aid. and unworthy cases will he lurried 'down, and tbo busy man will have ceased to be burdened with the mendicants. This plan of course will bear improve­ ments, as I have only given you a rough outline. Please remember also that citizens are supposed to donate aa much as they feel able to give. » Scouts Bell Game The Doy Scouts will have a ball game at Holden Park on Thanksgiving DayThis will be o contest of First Troop against the Second and will be laxly contasted. More particulars later. '-. I)eath between the Jaws of a monster man-eating shark was the (ate of Jules Antoine, an aged seaman at Pensacola. The gruCsome eight woa witnessed by the c«jw of the British steamer Alderngate, ort whjcb Antoine was employed as a wafghmait and by half a hundred baymem In loading the vessel with lumber. Antoine evidently had -fallen overboard' accidentally, for the first seen of him was when the shark swam leisurely oot fittfei between-the ship and the lighter of lum­ ber with the body of the man damped between the Jaws the head and shoul­ ders protruding from ope side of its mfath god the leg* from the other. P A LM E R & SEIG H 117 First St. U n ive rsity'* Great Record ¿y The record made by Florida on the gridiron this season is a clean one. a record of which every Floridian should feci proud. The team opened its season by defeating the Citadel of Charleston by a score of 15 to 3. a victory which went to Florida when many were predicting that Citadel would win. Florida's next game was with the University of South Carolina, this battle resulting in a 6 to 6 tie. Then "on to CJemson“ was the slogan oi the Florida bays, and .Southern football society was given a severe "shock" when the Florida aggregation triumphed over the Clemaon Tigers to the tune of 0 to 3. The next game was with Colum­ bia. which team has 'proved almost as strong as Florida, and in this game the university was victorious, 0 toO. Tay|$> three goals from the field scoring Florida's only points. Saturday's 27 to 0 victory over the Stetson eleven makes Florida the undisputed champions of the state, in aa much aa tbs Columbia and Melaoo teams have been met and been dls- One of the biggest land deals ever made In Florida la now being pulled off in Vo­ lusia county lands This deal Includes the Hough, Jolly. Del-and Naval Stores Company, and other Volusia county lands tying around DeLandL being the same land which was bought in shoal a year ago by Colonel Angler and others. Mis­ sissippi parties are the purchasers and it Is understood that they will Immediately erect three saw mills and 'begin to mar­ ket the lumber. Then ora about 60,000 retains constitutional prohibition. acres In thla tract and 'the price pgld was Lplained and btsooancll lata last »elded to accept the corrections Reporta from the Kissimmee valley are He of forty towns cast In tbs ape- SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A 117 First St A Touch o f Winter A (ouch of winter will be felt over practically the entfre country this week and there will be many sudden chnnges in llte weather according to the weekly forecast Issued by the weather bureau tonight. "The coming week," says the bulletin, “ will be one of pronounced weather changes and low temperatures over practically the entire country. The cold wave that now coven the middle West will advance rapidly eastward and give (he lowest temperatures of season the first two deya o f the week throughout the Ess lent and Southern states and on these days abnormally low tomperatures yrlll continue In the interior districts east ol the Rocky mountains. ’v “ “ An extensive .disturbance that la now off the north -Pacific coast will advance slowly eastward and be attended the first part of the Week by stormy, weather in the north Pacific states.' It will cross the Rocky mountains Tuesday, the mid­ dle West Wednesday or Thursday and In the Eastern states the latter port of the week. This disturbance will be preceded by a general change to wanner weather an i be attended by rains In the southern and tains and snows in northern districts and will be followed by a change to .colder weather over the northhem half of the country,“ TH E C IT Y R ESTA U R A N T i Fin! StnwV one* hlark irato Drpol opposite Poiiolfloe) H. E. W I S E , Proprietor Formerly Malinger of Central Cafe Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a S p e c i a l t y A Placo For Ladies and Gentlemen everything First C lam Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets nrc Sold nt Reduced Rm iaaona fa c ia l I Fertilizing ore ably Itcd In our netr free book entitled r Growers, Look Ahea ;M Refluite k -House, It C. Max* Are Yon in Arrears or address Toom«r ParUtnwr Co 9 , •» 4 f T . invili a. �'•tTT <■* -_TTii’ t- M K rW ifi ' - • 7 ■ . . j ■ ’ V -• * , L A N D Bulletin MIC SAfvrORD HERALD C O M P A N Y *‘ :V r C -- FARM LANDS •n V ’f .., - .*i ; , , c .• '+r . ' * Sell for tho highest average price o f , any Stole in tire union. growers at Sanford. In th«\ - t •better porta of the State these lands bring from $150 to $250 |>cr acre. > •• • - F• ■ I . f ■•: see from the craps mentioned that pretend to he com farmers but af­ this party did not gi>tw^*''suwimw ter growing fwo or crop which lie might have done and three vegetable crops on their land from Octolrer added to the above.' * Illinois is the greatest corn State 1st to April, they plant corn for a and its leading crop is corn. Jij 'Wsiinmier crop and Mill^gniw more 1910 from 10,009.000 acres of land value i>cr acre in corn than the other Northern Slate will show up it produced 414,812,000 bushels of Irest form in Illinois. as well. corn worth $157,629,(MX), or a trill*; enough com grown in Florida to less thain 38e jrer bushel. Tin* av­ supply tin* home demand Irecause till spring the Northern erage yield per acre was 39.1 bush­ our farmers can make more money must live in a cold disagreeable els. growing other rratw Coiisispienily climate and spend his earnings of (These figures it must lx* sluppol m and freight last summer in an effort to make are taken from the Yearbook of the and profits added to cost makes it worth nearly double the value in Illinois The Yenrtxxik above re­ ferred io gives the average Florida price as 85c but m Sanford it lias never been less than 90c |x*r bushel Now we are not arguing for iIn­ growing of mrn I’liere are a du/cn staple crops which can Ire grown existence tolerable And the average value |mt acre was $1485 De{>artmeat *»f Agrictillure, pag<* 502 and 503) "Now. when a crop of corn is grown on the 10,009,000 acres of Illinois lands, that Is the end ol It tor a year Now contrast that with Sanford. Mr. Bromley ;,rew >1 bushels of enue Farm last summer from April 1st to September 1st. and it is worth 90c a bushel or $-15 00 |>er acre. But lie had already taken three cro p s o il ot the same land from September 1st, 1910, up to the time of planting Ins «urn— two Crops of lettuce and one of cu­ cumbers. f And one of the lettuce crops brought -$600 jx-r acre on the ground. We don’t know what the Mr..Phase grew 75 bushels <d There is not That is not all. Mr. Rossitter produced upwards of 50 bushels per acre. Mr. Chupplc grew 2,(MM) bushels on his farm. Mr. Ilnwkins’ com- yielded over 75 bushels per acre. representative No From now on farmer In Sanford we live to the fullest extent for twelve mouths of the year in the finest climate that (lod's bright stm shines upon. If the world knew wlinl we have at San­ ford in comfort and value, every acre of land would double .in value in a week The world is hound to find it out too, and then wall li prices grow In the meantime, we have a few' splendid places offerings in improved Ten acres, good buildings, near street ears or limit route >p|eiidid co n d itio n . $b,SIX) * leu acre*, adjoining, good house. $4,500. Eleven acres, well located, *110 buildings, $3,500. Five acres, dost* to town, main street, ready to set, $3,500 And many others. shows m detail the production of Ills llve-aen* farm and the total in­ come was $5.077.52, which figured at 10 i>er cent (the basis of Illinois land) would make the place worth $50.775.20 or $11.355 per acre. But even on the net income of this farm of $749.30 per' acre it would figure $7,493 an acre. We corn to the acre. These men are cause it is the Irest of the lot. produces from $15 to $07.50 worth of corn |*-r acre In last week's ! lerald a writer other crojw brought. ♦• ‘ Now wo have taken Illinois Ire- , during the summer months winch will produce (Tiore per acre value than Illinois farm lands, tail what we do claim is that laud should Ik.* valued for what it will produce. If Illinois land which, produces au average <4 $1 185 i>er acre is worth $ I >(i (x-r acre then u is valued on a trifle over a l<> j» t eonl basis "f gross production. On this same basis every acre of Sanford land is worth from $-150 to $1175 tor growing corn as ft corn to the acre on las (VJcrV Av ■V-.- ^ They don't Twenty acres unimproved Mow­ ing well land, near street ear line, bargain at $100 jrer acre Eighty acres ns good as can be found in ipiulily and locution at $8,(MX). ' f ^ Other choice places, nil sizes, at $150 per acre. ? =f 2 # * A Our Volusia Farms across the St. ’Johns River at $30 to $50 per acre on a monthly payment contract are the best to be had for the price. BETTER •f ,y y .' ' ft FIGURE VA.A US -.*«-, * ARD-PACKARD 2^Ple= Bank Building WITH ■*rti •*ij LAND COMPANY, In c . SANFORD, FLORIDA �Bf . 7* T ilt SAnrORD fit RAID H ü - i HE »1 .Esr * i HERALD "* . PuMtshH Every Turs-lny imA Eiid’iy M, tuli 2 ft> “ r-1 *fV THE H ERfU O PR IN TIN G COM PANY * R. J. îlULLY. Editor W. M. IriYMS, Business Mana*rr Subscription ITIcc. 52.00 a Year In Advance a ■ Ÿ' 'rtl‘ T S A P O R I) . ; rrod as acoond-tJass mail matter Auyuit 22nd tbOS, ai tba rotlofSce ai Sanford. Florida, andtf Art of March 3rd. Óffirr In llrrnhl BolUIni * kv.- Ttlephöne No. 148 If soy beans hire worth from *133 a bushel, when hods ore selling (ft 5 m »t* a pound, to 52.51 <t bushel with hogs selling at 0 cents a pound, as wos shown at Indiana experiments, certainly the Southern farmer, who can grow from 20 to 40 bushels of soy beans |>cr acre, which the hogs will harvest -without cost, can nfford lo grow this crop for hog feed­ ing. rather than continue to feed corn alone.— Dr. Duller, in The Progressive Farmer. . An advertising campaign opened by the Sanford Commercial chib proposes to "«h ow to the world that Sanford is a de*• X * light ful place to live. The commercial nnd Industrial advantages of the city and . surrounding country will not be discussed in the literature now being sent out, but L ' Sanford a s-u n Ideal plaee of residence, , with fine climate, hunting, fishing and exccltsnt society Tho dubs nhd nmusetnenl will bo given space and the at­ tractions o f . Sanford fully described.— TImes-Union. 52.000 (estimated), nnd the causeway be good at all season« of the- year. The in­ creasing tide of truvcl by highway de­ mands u safe nnd quick.method of cross­ ing tho St. Johns river, which divides the cost coast and the interior of the state. It is the duty of Orange and Volusia caunlies tu quickly meet this demand by plac­ ing a bridge ncross the narrow channel nnjl discarding the antiquated ferry now being iq>ernu-d. Of cotisc^jt must he a drawbridge; the estimated cost of which would bo $5.000. Tins Is a Uteri. IMfll' when the great benefit to the two CDUfl-. ties is considered. Some ten thousand dollars is now invested in the inadequate berg and causeway'a t tilts east const ftrry. When tho causeway is raised and a bridge is built, the two counties will reap o rich return. The investment will pay a thousand fold on the cost rtf the improvement. The people o f the two counties cannot afford to delay in the matter. Its completion will make a tine of roadway from Jacksonville. St. Augus­ tine. Daytona, Demand. Sanford, nnd Or­ lando south to Tampa. Tho commissioners of Orange county were there to counsel with the Volusia board j o urge this work. While Orange has now spent $1,500, sho is ready to put up her portion to boflrt tM r bridge -atonce. The Orange county commissioners ask immediate action by the 'Volusia board if possible. The boards agreed to have estimate made of the cost of the bridge, mid llie matter be taken up for further considera­ tion later. vary tirovTsTfin’fiir holding the elect km by having the supervisor of registration de­ liver the proper, txgjka to the said man­ agers fur holding said election. By order of the County Commissioners of Orntige County, Florida. t . Witness my hand nnd official seal, this November 13. 1311 II. M. Roginso*. Clerk of lkwird. (Seal) ANfKOUNCENENTS — -------r o r M a yor Aftlie rariirst rwyurst ,o( (rtemls nnd njlrltTt urmounce (tini I Nm a csmlklile fur llie oltlce of Mnyijr of trie City of Sanford, at the- November fi W SltXtT* primar? , November M, i'ji. Ì DISTRIBUTORS FOR Steinway &. Sons Mehlin ^ Behr Bros. Mathushek Story &. Clark “Crown” Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros, and Fischer AN 0 S lana a cspdldsin for the pualllon of Mayurot S.U1ÍI rd «iilijeei totlie dictflW DI ' Ihr rrirasry election ami solicit your auflrniir and support. W. Ü. tuci.ro IUs F or AltJcrman I hereby nnnounrw iny candldnry for tin* poaittun of Alderman, subirci to tlie dectskm of the Whits l*runary to be beW November ïlj, 1911 AND P. M F.UOC i nm a rardhlate for Alderman of the city of Sanford »ubjtel to the decision of the White Primary to he held November 2J, |U||. . i *■-*"* Ktsili I, Worepi rr I »III be a caiididate lor the position of Alderman aubiectio the darltlou of the (White Primary hrid ¿fowJULlUll______ r i w v n u'tisii m r m -I hereby nnominee my rendglacy for Alderman of the city of Sanford subject iq the ilmflon of the White Primary, held Nov. 21 The Autopiano Send for Catalogues, Prices and Terms ___________ V O t U n m t w At the re-iural of many friends. I have decide»! tu announce iny cnndglncy fur the [-.,1 tern of Ahleruisn uf Sanf'Xd, stihyrcl to the d»viso>ii uf the White Primary brtd Nov ¡¿I .. i, W. W tursAim I John A. Cunningham ' llavins held llie i-ialliiin X AJdrriuaii foe one u n v i\ k J v iiv m L i. r u v m u M term. I will again be a candidate fur the pOMi^Sti SWAT lilt f'AhlKS nnd anllcil ymir aufferatfe aolety utwn my part record subject to the decision of the White Primary The Herald has waged continuous war­ S. Ranci fare on the advertising fakirs and each At the earnest solicitation of many lai-paver* It Is rather hard lines for n man to winter urged the merchants nnd com­ and friends. I nm unfed to announce my candidacy Alderman of the City uf Saufurd, suhjeci to the walk and keep Ids equilibrium when hr mercial bodies of Sanford to keep tln-ir b>r Incision of the Whit- Primary, m lie held Nov 21, ______________firn fm, .)» gives freéjy of space in Ids newspaper to money at home instead uf taking up r-vt-iy UMI 1 am a candktale for the i. n!11,■11 ul Ahlerihan. advance the interests if all classes of advertising scheme that caim- along nod •object lu tire «Irrisión «>f ihr Novemlser prlttinry people in his city, and lias worked willing. slupiH'd litem no the «limlhlrt It rr .«ml hrrewqh od«, it yrnr sopt«»irt I ' ly nnd gladly, early and Ini«-, in season illumed fur Secretary liuu-s tu laKi- up I 'la ill I * » < r i lli l u lu lr ftit A ltlf'f IIIIIM «iljliNNi I tu* ili«“ and out of season, to make his r.ity (he tjns mutter nod protect the tmaioess nu n t l c u f i N i n t i l î î « ' " W h l l r I * r I v i m f JF I m I * l i « r i a l . l u i r t i i t A ’ i Only exclusive linker in On* til y All most progressive in the state. nnd hy Ids against the fakirs Ilf low lie oil Ililies the 2 lti nvw^MklW'h >mif adffniCr Http«"! fully iiiixiuji done with lutest improved Sum work all llie peo(ge have Iw-ncfitnl In a only feasible mode of prutretiun and if w h rriK.Ks. marked degree, to lie hniidctl lit payment followed out will siivi- the merchants tiiry machinery. I Ijpfrl|> iilitrii4ih.it my j f«>f (Mi»htern *if AJdrniinii. nuiijrr! tu tiir tltml i ln h of I h r W l u t r a lemon in the shn|ie of the City Council much lime mid money: I'rlrQnry (u It Jirlil Nov 2ltl. IiM1 caliiug for bids from «-very "Jerkwater'.1 TMlior Molly —Tin- writer having had It W " l i n * i h ñ i t printing office in tile stnl>- to do a small consular a tile to do with advertising stunts A t »h r s4 r nrw 1 i r j i i f »I uf tlirilijr f f k l i l l l f I m v r Job of printing, and awarding the con ­ of various hinds believi-s In- lias rein ln-«l .Jn ulnl hi inrMHinri* rtiy ftindiJik* ? fur A l. I r m i in uf N aiif'W iI ••ilriM l u d i r df% U io n uf d i r p r l i r if i r ) tract to a firm in a city many miles that stage hi life which enables him tn h i l r field *»n N u v r m lp r f 2 la i f J Militi dlstifnl at a price that will not net it lodge in-tweeri an inU'erUsing prO|Slsitlon I mm ti i n n i l M n t r fur r el«dMtii iu lite iifTlir of profit sulllclrnt to hoy a rollon sock for ol merit and one thill is pul tlu.dkgl, SPECIAL ORDERS f l t LED P R 0M IM IY wfffi numi i«« tfi* i I m m i ' íii uf *t»r W fn t i It a li niM- lly. If this |«iliry -was gi-nrrnll) wholly for theW|Uri»ise of placing a few 4 'r t i i iM r ; N t » ¿ t i l í# | | Il H Ni*v♦w» followed by oor Js-ople, every business dollars in tlie^H tet* uf the pruinutrr Tor Clrrk rmil house in Kissimmee would idosi* its doors t «-all f«r 4 1l’BjHllíe (' I rii>arI! m At tin* nuni tiu-eting id the l nminer We Malt c EvcryLliing Known to the Tt arlr Srifiuti (turi riff uf ( j| i| f(Tr»í w l1 yUd Aiipvri t mill'jn I Iu in tw elve inoiiths' lime.—Kissimmee end Club the writer will introduce a aug {I w iliiti* j . r i u m r r i n *h in N u v n u U r i • "Caaedte: ~ * . ' __ ‘ M geritnrr trim t iM^Coamuits mi Club op point N O , J I ! f ’ A R K AVEM P H O N E 10(i. e ,T _ vy UdiiL " 'i • • . aa n cominjttee to puss ujsui nil advertising Vt llir fe»iur-f uf riittt f •f>l* f% 1 ht*vr tjniiÍÑf •Var ’"ij ! infir U*riirill*! tit fur ifif* ftiftu- ijf i i # f l u n d riir ti tubar o n ta n o * ■*» iptoptlsrtlons o f an irregular nufHTe stall tiA»»^«*s»f *.i .ii*i 1 (u IÍM i l ' t l ' K j h nf d m h l u l l The couniy j-oinmissinucr* uf Orango as jsistcrs. special qdilioint o f foreign pub­ fVlinilfJf inj# ti«*hl N« 21 N J IliuRt» t Q>onty. on * November Bili, vlslted ihe lication. prograinitfjs. guides, dirocturics t or irea&iirer «nul C ollector cbiinty cormnlssiouers of Voltala Gounty, and other "fake" stunts, mid If the Com­ I anillante ttiy mudhlocy (m the. poslluui ul mercial Club's committee approves of llie ' and wt-re kintlly rm-fvt-d by llipin. TJie Jrsmurrr nn,| t'«4w»-tar af tin-city uf Sanh.nl. subret tu U«r «1r»-|*lim of lh*> Wfjlts» Pllnoiry lu la* objcct oi tlm vibit was, to (Uscii#* ilio liropositiou*. tliun the pruti'niicr, Is to t»e> U-J.1 Noverili»-! 21 m «noi e lici y-uuf »ntr funihila-d crodeutials stating that ho ha» qucttloii of coiniileting thè cnuscwny nt> i t W L *I - * * a- t1 - - — ■ I l , r r - l « y irti rum ut r m y |-undid ! U y fm Üit* (|ÒÀ 11MJ-n thè Crossing of lite Si Julius PI ver. and received sucli approval, bill if bo Is J toi T^rrt» ofpf iti«! I filiti i* r »ril*|rs f tu du idim tu dlscuss (Ile hllllulllg lif il Slittatile inrinal down by the cnutmittuu then i't*' •if Ih * I*m ilw r » h r l d srim firf 1*|»( ï W Mlriw*r*i' brltlgu Over il*e iinrrow .lum ini ut tlie iiieintters ol ttm ciuti iiiu^t nbsui'U'-ly rofit. John» Kiver ai ibe pumi w bey“ Ilio fuuy to eoitnihuro a |s-oi)> to Ina pr..|»j. T- ferry Is.iiow ojjeian-d. Tini iulluw iiig.il si noli. A card slmnlu be tliq'jti^ftd iii in Conn o f r o t in i> •Iiitlgt*. K tat« o f narrila. ' thè subst.iniiut poniliun taken tiy thè rncjililxipo of business and tjlbcc stpting r ¡. sì In rt Katatrof tliut "A ll soUcilbrsi of advertising must rtluVr riamiy counnissioiiers of Orango Couuly: II . Pack ) Oran({ Couiqy -y SEND POR BIG FREE CATALOG , ~ First.— la ‘1004 thè taiard of cotiRiy lioW- the- appruvfd of tho niUlolty b a ilie Ivrij.' toa uf) »rtuna ti. i hnrrtiy slvpfj,:l afi’' V 1»Mfl tl.ruay coaivy iio. iliulVai the Ath Ih-cr-mM It day nf 1h*<-*'m Ur. A. I) itili. Oommissioners of Volitilo Cmiuty unii tlie cmnniiUce o f tins Cdfanigrclnl Club before I aliali »1 rb lathe IlnawnMc W «¡L Marti «rtln .lud»« Of the Grealest.Mtribe Hardwire Concern in ibe U. S. li«- ut l^ti<!«f,tJis*ihy l^h«!tf,T[t>i- ihy Ifinal pis ’ bourd of cnunty coiutjiiiydotlcis uf Orango, arty sp.n'u or cutttribtfrioli» -’ will he c{»ri ut iskl Onirt, as Judf chiuse as Ailntbitslr,,it.«- Ah'^al^ Tti e f t has II P ric e* 'County mei ami cnruddrml tlie .i^iitter of 1r:u'ted for. ’ This pl.m.wdl save ii large 1 W t lb o n n l, _M 'I t i m l TI tT llie We Sell ihr* s«mr<(lJ/n« sninrrilj|A* I "ill jp,, A rjt to said Court irl)>finat ihiduou è» \<Uuhe prvviding u 'Ineuns uf ctoiófrijf' thè St. sum of money ench year to the merch- ul rater t.f said «y I.nr Righi * ttj a for iherf u Ty P o d J» Joiuis Rlvqr, cimiiecting ilio ÌWtf f’omitlea. ants und other» of our city wlm.li. If liruVdL Service K ilu l May J l» y 1011 . » fr o m Sh I M WrMtWtliPP V11«ii I»I r««11>« The Volitai» board selvctod thi J ¿slilit si# placed in pfiqx-r u*«-, will have tin* result Right Coast ------------- ;------ r ■ 1 ' T* ' Crossing thè rlvcr, scie» tmg tnu funi «vosi ol replacing hJllfu(d on the COlHlnerciiil Away toCoa 11104 * of the natiun. Vours very truly, In Court or County J u d ie . S tate ol -■ i ferry. Pian» nnd spgciijonitods vieto riorrila ' * Thomas K rimes. MKC; gotten Up,arid ratiniate od Volk Ubtutneii rd. r In ir ililahi i ' Under the tcmiS of tiic'agreement agreement inndo |nnd Nanuk J Hf<k i Utnnttatluunly Notice u f e le ctio n and entered into by nnd between" the •V- Nulloe l* line by.»arrii, !u «III wh'im' it may enti that nn the tih.ilay Prtetnher, A. I). Itili. WlierruP. pctitioit» qigned by muretbun earn, i J j g-,tVfo counties llio work was begun and proWeeWm. Wr Martin, Juila«’ I »hall "P l!r 0i Ihi; llv«vnihl<* of anni Coatí, «a Jlirt*«.’ ,ll * ItJuohnle.. fur my linai «ll>X . . j -{.'extended so that ii ferry was put In' tt'n per c^nt’ of die rcglati-red vutexa uf charse a* A<|mtnlM/.itnri of the ratafeuf Nannie « 'Xf? • 43per alion under the terms of the cuh- ciecllou jMTcuujji .1, I nnd 25 of Pfbnge I link decuoaed: t«|i I ümriií iH^ftha tJi< itame lime iiraeui tu lakl Court my fltlaf scentinla as A ‘ v tract between tho two counties. Orange County, Flutidi), whidi nru coiitiguoualy tiralur of salii estate, ..mui laljKfoi os» tut Ihdr niqirovnl. Unirò Usy nui. a o mit « .i\ ■ County has sjient on thu Volusia side of locoteil. have tTna dny proaeiitr^J tu this s c i l i WQUUKiny; AdmCglitraror g /.v rt . tlie river In building tlic necessary cause- bodht.-.fit it* regular moodily meeting, S a f. - w ay over Moldcn Prairie about $35000»- ti«kji)ii (lie lirsl Tueadtty- itffei tW first In Court .o f C o iin iv ^ J iid ie ,'S t e le o f l , . -She spent .over 5Jj0()00 in; ncoessliO' tliotniuytu November', tU11., aVkinl* that f 'Inrldik lor Ida ’ • . *i *4 .* i\ ’ * Vr *;»#' *. % ,r s PT’ work on tlie Ornnge County "side o f ' the an elctfHfm be hekl In twVttl'-j'feeliicts Tor ^uny,. • « W Ä n t y , . . ’ ■ * < 4 ‘ ' Commisilon Merchant* , - ■ river. Wi^Kln the last- few months lills the ptirpbio of voting qpoA the. qucithm Notice is h«rrt>y altro, fo all wtism. tl mar, roo havo a»e boejQ k# nnd ttrong. tubxuinUal r<>T allowing nwij.c to run nt large in »aid ceni, that oh tie Ititi day ol A D. irf November. Noven inti, we aliatiai’ldy lulW llm^irnhle Win. JdarUn. bridge (TgeWfifPft44, runkipg a »ate and j»cr- precinct*. , Judie luitije of «ski Cuori, as fixiiis rd I’ rutiate. foreur ■ fgaLAh^appronch or rom^wuy ;up 4o the NoW.^ii 1» Ijercby Oriletcd by tli’ s Bnal (Utcfiarse as rtmilOrs of ihr last wilLiiwI «4 W *T. Johns, ' ' - ami that. iPslaftKOI «if W deceased: Ih tkM;•. r ^ .'8 0 7 Washington St;, NEW YORK—. bJnk of channel of ‘the river. Board that atri-leetion be'ii'feld. ns prnyed Ihn same lime wr #vili r~~ present - «— to — said— Cour —— fiD»|j,i«»K.nts at etecvlort ul |«1>I estate and SSk Valasln CotlTuf^U jJone soipe. Work on (or in »Aifi peHtion, oil (hp 2Hth dny of lor Iheir nopmÿÿLHB M*r “ afiP 1’ • *'^-4.* -S Daini May ay 2(k. A. D 1911. * ■ .- ' * Die causeway nnd k#pf it . haying NoveniHeV; iOll, to dotrfinine ttva qije»«- Jypenlng Rooms for Tomatoes and other goods which require K. K. . y - this year done some tilling on tint cause* tijm of allowing swltut to run at largo in MAHl ^ u K A Y JÛI Jl INS. JL. I.IK l.ircutars A rtificial Heat ■ --wav, the amount of money e*penpevl.Tint iraTd precincts, the alectiou to l»c held 30-ttl 512. 6 !l, 7 U .B II. 0 8.AsLQ*I3 ,»f*l known to Ornngo county con^mioaiotiers according to the term* o f Jaw governing i "---f • Market repoi^^o ftanford dally by wire 11— ■ i « — Second.—Ttwi building'id tlils cross¡ug In tho matter and tho Clerk uf tliit board Rrrr.urNCts— New York County ty Nati National Dank, New York.' nnd operating this ferry lurve pruvtm the is directed to make thu uecessury legai *' ■ ■ ■ —■ i■ ■ i ■ —-----*- ; good judgment of tha two board». Tim posting and publication required under work was begun and onniuued under the inw. '* ■ * J « . it 1» further ordered that W ., P. Aker», many dlsndvantngcs, but wbtrr» tinnliy completed tbe thli- ol ••frw»a * u.ipniry A. Dpyipr, J. W. Sipes, inspeetbrs; R. C. travel tnmbd' thl* ¿U clerk, in Precinct No. 3; U Kelu,. Solo Representative for Sanford end district. Sanford Phone 251 i. Pearson. A, A. Kicks, inspectors; D. ‘ •*"‘present tlm* from yifty^^ijiverft»*-fi w Ì-': * veltlcle* p a u over the rÿ s ^ jia lty . not- H. C. Kainiti, clerk, in Prcelnét No.'-4:' J. inethod M. Deli, J. C. Putnam, J. A. Smith, in­ WhlitriMtdlng the Pre%^ spectors, and J. L Miller, clerk, iny Pre­ W -* > ■ of crelslng. has not affected our job Thlnl. — experience has altown the cinct No. 23. Registered voters in Said • ;-A a iK T a ^ .-..;y ^ printing prices. W e’re etili precincts, are hereby appointed managers , causé way If not Itigli onouglt. Tbo high doing commercial work gni.ll election, nnd the said man/tg~ t o Mapper rains pfijder» -Â Û I» ■*-hnlil aq|d electioi) and certify I t 'O t Ç lO » _ o f nil kinds nt price* aat. vehide»-» Ily adding two feet retoTtr TOTtrtr tmonl - «*s - itS| u e x r ig u iH S pthér Vjfhoy1 v ^ S f a r io r y - t i n ^ wltk.HOt.OEW EEÁÍSll I S T A T S O Q . ___^ to heigbth of U»o causeway '.lids trouble after said election. Tho d e r i t o f t l d s board is also directed to make the nctxscan be avoided. Thliwimld cost about •vAV-s »■ r-3sri ; ' *' r *% « JA C K S O N V ILLE S PE F L O R ID A E R’S B A K E R Y Spencer’s Bread handled by all’firstclass grocers. { Everything For MOTOR BOATS Rock B o t t o m P r ic e s At Chambers Street, New Yor* H. E. Schwitters & Son i?W T Ä 8fl Southern Jfruits and Vejetables W- THE HIGH CO ST OF LIVING Apply for StoncilSy Stamps and information to Lewis Vegetable E xchange ■ W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y General F(re_ Insurance Sanford. y**' *&*■ • i, r*«f < - - £ k : - �-------------------------- - — ---------- ■— - « —:----- TME SANFORD HERALO 14, 19*1 A Night In Mooselund r ^ ABOUTTHE CITY A » » » » » » » v »»> » v t» » » » » w v tW V VW V W W V W W V M VWVW H W H W W lV » Oil the evening of Nov lliili the local i V lodge of Moose held a bnii(|uct In the Engles hall, which they termed A Ni>;ht UlU* Happenlnt»—Mention o . In ‘Mooaeland the olHcer* of the Orlan­ do Moose Lodge, the loeal l ogic» and ‘ Matters Jn iirier. Owls, with their Indies, w n e invited. '• These, with the memt>era of the Sanford „»SONAI HEMS Of INJfJltSI lodge and their Indie», made a gathering Of nliotit ¿ HI [•eosKv _ A very fine program was given am of «he M on tin i Small lolK silting of munto, intersperapd with short " ■ J a w ___ ' l l , A r r .n l « ! lo r J!urtalks nnd speeches by visitor» arul olheers i” * r|rd llffo ld Reader*of Ibe several lodges represented A Hi j — -— Unrkhoifi. was In the (||C entire company adjourned to ol Mor^ !. tbe dining room,where long fables grOAfUHT under the weight of "Good Thing* To dtT A MÎfn jowrmL M t  i « 8 ior Saniofd Wll‘ in the line of Imprgve- Enl." The tables were soon rrhrv«»l of I * the next move ^nós t of their burden, anti everylmdy went ' home feeling that they had »|wnt ¡V very 1 tvrrt '¿e more dew prmlhwln-thc x U f l ] « * 1 jorre a*" . pleasant evening and hoping (lint a-'tepe- | titlon of the event would not Ut fat away . Another entertainment along this line ¡ "u k u A U irTrollonl • “ « * ' 10 Is being planned by the local lodge, t o 1 ,• CvoUM Ult Sunday by the serious Illness take place in a few month», when sente- ] thing new anil novel will In: given of bef «»Iff- V V W f i * V tV fV ffV Clover „ T S * »«.. .. iChase & Co. S H IP P E R S OF Florida Fruits *«• Vegetables - UrtJ B. Conrudof PeUnd. was the L s ts n t guest of Mrs. A- KobbUu, ul the Wade, me Tuner. Urlando. Butter If General Insurance Agents SA N F O R D , FL O R ID A ‘ . . . * . C' . iV V V »V V V V V V W V W > »»U V V yU V W V W W VW VH «%VW VV» ^ »k * y H V »»M VV* s '* •* * Wade does most of the Sanford piano • RoHn’s N«t TMaf. Hiss Maty Walker who U «uendlnt! tuning. Plume or write to Wade, the «SosODiWe-P^l Sat«*« ondSun‘ tttntjr, Orlando. • ’ djy with bows ,folk»v. $ - i-Mr and Hr*. F* P. Forster hove rcturn.4itW w «e ta tap *> Mew York. and other |»ints east. Hsny Improvements are Ufiiig made ut All Local A dvertisem en t« In d e r this the Sanford House for the lietler nceomoMending, flir r e O n t » a l Ine l ¿ich Issifr dstion of the tourist». Mr and Mu C. W. Brown of Jackson» To »ell — R e m d r n r r cur lr>I si m d Magtitle arrived In the city Sunday. They imita A v e A dd res s Mr» .lenirne Unite, Sumpter. N ('. t>u»l wlU spend the winter In Sanford. For Kent— House, ft room» and hath, -As You Like I f at the Opera House corner Mognnlin and Sixth St. (ins stove »night. "As They Like I f will nlso fce nnd gns lighting,. Address A. I.. Williams In Sanford nest Tuesday. election day. Bishop Block. 2<F2t|> di s- 9 . 1 5 To Savannah, Ga. and Return VIA *► - tributörs o f pure A T L A N T IC b u 11 e r i n ^utomobtlr i\arro, ilo b . 27=30 |i the Every O b TL 3 0 : ■ package FIB ‘Clover guaranteed ■■ -- A. W. FRITOTVD. P. A. y\*»t tiny St o ur famous m a r li (»rand-P ri/e Autom obile Race. T l c k o t s o n s a lo : .N o v . 2 6 , 2 7 , 2 0 , 2 9 t h nnd for train» to rent'll S a v a n n a h before noon o f Nov dllth. I'JII Final l imit hi reai li original » In n in g |»ant returning not later than in ut in »(III of I let'e m ber Itli, Fall t lot further iiiftinmilimi in regard tn rnle^. Ut lieiltli»*» and I’ ulltnau t nr reservattun». t>nvate car parties, *cc your mnircst ticket agent or write ol butler bearing trade m'. ilo b . 2 7 : W. K. V anderbilt, Jr. Clip Race, I iedm an T rophy Race and the Savannah Challenge Trophy /lob. 2 0 : G eorgia-A uburn FodYball Game. world. 1Mrs. J W. Hill motored to Olnndo last For Salt'— A lot of corn in the enr. near Saturday nnd lonl a* guests. Mrs W W Crystal Ice Plant J W Hunter. 211-dtp For S a le- Rhode bland Pillici» M id Loot Mu* Bessie 1.011(1. und Mi»» lie^Mlld to make mom I K fuller. K Thornnx ' F F> No 2 :ft* -he W i’ Swii*“- the hustling real estate Wanted ........ .. mad to drive «agon msn I» xl Ovriilo this week looking lifter |Must bo -w tiling In work It W *’ (■ in if lite dtrrltig of new farms on the Black Three laghi II iium* Keeping Apartment» Hinini.sk tr-iet For Rent- $2 >o $ t nil ami VI oi |»•r week K<v. Vs tiIdioti left 11»In y for New Southeast <•mi,<r d istitu ì St -if'I Smyrna ami from there lie will i l « L i w ë i Awyiuë Mr» lloo|>er tl Jirkwnvillf* «<» nUrfml tlir meet In tí ni ‘ For Stile Fine Ft months old Pointer the t hmiiut** Ihtg ( fern,tie I also ¿»"»t I I *»ni ih »lint * M \ Motti I » lip Tile Sliak l V|«e»s »ceni* til have gun IÒU ctihfi lo t N.ile— liv e cil y loi» well li» iteti been hut) lately No lr»» than five eonGoing ai rrbargain if »4(1 al mue Ih » signnirnl* of precioti» pnreels. huve (icon Pnckanl. Phone lot 1! tings II tfp brought tiiSiinford in one w.-«-k For Sale I he in In si high land lami in Artulu Ham» >. a prounneiir young man j Orange t ounty Stm k and n»>l» llorit f t‘ 111 and acre». I in irmi atei 12 11 m in i uh i» alesi of Orinatili dle»l it Asheville ye»lenlny fleld, balalite 111 pastine tinti » -» » 11 il 1' , Ilf Vs* n former employee of the Re|»irt Gotsl Hrotali Ininse oiil uni hiulddig» ita» er-Stnr Jab iKinting depaMineut oline cugine and water work» I noie» y/ front town, t ride frolli Iteli Ilio* " - 1 ■JiVitbrt f.ike mlvT'rristng »cUuiuu niuilc Jllc vrr Fwkw Pieasant ■U*' look n i \ery( good tini vti^k and another long hulled heililtiy f II-v.itimi feel .ihflM' 's 111 gent pii'cti oat wrth the lutine) which he forti Che tp atei terni» e.i») I I WI liAiit», lèi» di.t Sniiforil. I In IH il vtU prut reti in »tH’ iid m Jucksunville. p i' fit ip m in i itwent) w i im | ibeiiriug n it* -a Fi ir Sale atre fami A __ _ tèmi lai >1,01.Igei J H llarriMin of the orango treCt-s. jti l“'a> (i tier» ai<MiVtt) C / 'k 1 I I ( i a ] \ / r v i l l ' P '1 TV ( 1 Crnttl Ik h >. Is back lo tire city öfter targe hearing ring |>enr tree», imxlren £»-n*o»ii ' N l J l l l L E l y I J L l l L. C e l l L.1 •S|Miuliri|| the maimer In Ninth Carolina cottage front ani*t Im <k twifrhrsi, (fiH'C* I iL I u t i l . . - ei ,>i I L i'il k l I tf 1 .t * a «I orni it lm»> a» listini gelling reati) fur South litildeil l. tke I aillfs sfrtu11■ cast o( Sunforit; T i mintile» W dk lo Street rad tlrr Icr Inn est way, alito livelliti radroait I lue ilriuknig . C. A K... I w.-nt up io S iiifnril tin» Water gt»«l b ’itlioig flstnng ilei swim AiFlies» ' , I l . t i11 ! Ha •ftcnm ii i * »(• i in- ihe runving pit ture illuni Wanted I itili» sin rtniken» NVil» mietili»- la Ile- ’»Hai I hentfc, until Ntr .1 pii) 211 t eoi» |» i |etijtnl Mi» A li" Me» B. Magrudn get» in» pitture house in »tinger. I li'pil I.afe li l t iiiiler I li' ■ shtpe.—Krpiner Star. - - • Lost — Mtuuliiy tiown liiwii ti gobi li» kel , t r e t i i The annual »moke stack raising at (In? witlt > motuigram "P I. M " Return :h*H j »-» L I V IH-,'Rii 1 Sonferd Ibluse was consummated this Pgrk Ave Rr-ward Fnr Salo— Chetiti, ime I irge »«»la fnun ,_moniiiji with appropriate ceremonies tain witli rix(ure» inclailllig laide» rhaif* This untumi pu»- dream murks.the npeneie P ti lini If’iff, sunforvl ! la tH,f laf vf III» winter vnisniL Olle of Ilo- m.ist »Ititahle traci» n| Ialiti | . Jim Burnt» want» ttf know il Mr. Bell in Fiorititi, tienr ilo- la infiliti Indiati Kiver CDultl i«n(.hf»y tin* future, a» In the uni Uilw op»Mi for »ule II pul walil g'»“ . I.nid. pu tì) •>*•!,. li tu . liti and inujfp'ti coair ..i ii„. i,lev ii„K ,, 2|»t, 1V blu (idriet tln» eller »tip f.t « i te Pi I I tkjn t Ite lull'» up die races where lie Sonde II, laike Mal). I la l1« 11*1 r e Cuold make thmisamU ol dollar*. Fnr Rciil -I wo g«»»l olii«'»' rt»un» tu ÿ> . _ Odwrnr Herndun. Kenneth Murrell. nAtl l’eapte» iiaiik litniihog f.m poo at Bank !7 II. Ernest lluu»eholder ure home for n few .pleuuuni furniBhcil frinii riami, on llr»l 4«y». They attended the Stetson—Flor» fljgir to man nnd wife. Large porch and ids foutb.iH game ut l>e Land Saturila), fink shade. S W. corner of First street ths boyi ure attending Florida Universi­ •sul Maple uvenue. Ut if ty. For Sóli' — fioriti, wation, carriage, single 'nnd double baimi'as. gasolene rn Ur. hii'I Mr* J. H. Elam, and Mrs. Wil­ gine ih il pump, ftlrndryt irrtpleniem» unii kie ol Wichita. Kansas, arc in lbs city, nutiimoliUo. all at a sacrifice. A If •nd cif«ect to remain during'the winter. Brock. U • , Mr. E l^ Isinterejjted in land* near Sani acres of good land'for sale at a tin. Three acres cleom i and ci«(p nartcjantl c , , B»tuliUllc botiate^ of n»l seusijn All under fenrr ¿N«Mf' ag «ration on tract ton ime. Alinosi v. fc. Hudson the well known ball piny* 'jli^Ui' oWaY. Particjilar» ats Hernld •mi former catcher of tbe Sail ford Utllce t k t ~ tlic Sim *llmr For Srtk*— Tbe sun pleat und best snimlg» «*ni i* in the elty torlay. He 1ms betn beater» on the market 1 fichutnpcri. idayinjt league ball- this year, nnd his I* » • FI tf< Sanford, Fla. ' •. ) * C O A S T L IN E | 2 ' Ml' •£’ y «1 * . Jacksonville f lurida HAND B R O TH E R S L I V E R Y l F E E D and SALES H a r n o i s and W a g o n s S TA B L E Ol ncksml thl nK and Hor s o i h o f In(j Horses and M ule s Bought ahd Exch an ge d ab- HEAVY H AULIN G AND CO N TR A C TIN G 1 Shoe Repairing il not bettci Inciii by- Machinery Î Quicker, Neater and Better than the Old W a y any other butter S a p ^ M iu but New Location Just Try Mr and Srr No I 13 W I irsi S : reel, Next Door to Woodruff's Sire had o n >"fcr M. y o u r table 1,1»- ** HANSON - !i ■ — money Drink «t Boti 'idle CFI u lunded. E tnsnji Sanford friedds are glad to leuru M “•WSUCllCM. ’ k*( '* A state wide interest U bsihy mnnl■jcited la the subject of rniwlrms. QtrlsItaB women o f , every deiromltiutlon arc J»nyitig their force«“ to nrgment the nt»indance at missionary meetings nnd iniri'an rabsaiptions to missionary rangnf .' wotnen of Tampa are (ireiuir■Ifar ainbUee meeting early In Deccm“er‘ h idch for the dale. ( Vv ' McCuller For Sole— A few piyccrm g'*>d second hand furniture . left fa il up Mrs W. A Minnlck, Cameron City li-rfc ■ For Solo—Six uefes near fiertrude’ Avc. 3 tnilos from t*)SU,liice west. 11V acre» chutycd. Partly fenced ami rlitciied. Only three-fourths mile to leading station (Rnnd's Siding). Flowing well guaran­ teed. SI.000. Address L -I Orecne. Tioga,-Pu^ fur furtber pnrticdlars Hf*2t|» When your ferns need reputing rcmein ber uur extra Inrge llower jot» The G. H. Fernuld Hardware Co. g|-o-' For Sale—Good luuntil, 23 feet. 1 H.-P. 10 miles an hour, well" painted nnd in Orst-class condition. Fully equipped. Address Box 11G8. l»-3p < p, ForSnle---New eighl-n»nn house: Imtli, gns. electricity, gas* hep t e r r o r l»dlcr, J j * ¡¡a.f 1iofd ,,er» ,d fcBecjai U»e growtVi o4 sollditT of this r^ty. Rpwptly the f«sU wai lmi(le B double ’ weekly, now R Udtlivcred by a special . carrier ortl ^ t o , yolly st^tda ^ hi, company Sffi. i^Rlili'l In* linotype machine of tbe latest large lot, (lowing well. * gntiM in.st quire 115 Frenen ave. “ » in within n short time. All of which Fpr Sale or uctuinge for oily income f* * 10 MreMlhen the fact that our town vo puis» cleared laud.. eoiilltein front Itam " G IN G E R A L E OR S O frA W A T E R Miiiiufactiireil with pure ihstilh-d water— they% ill prevent illness, aid iligcstiun anil give you htfnlth Coca Cola Botlling Co., Sanford, Fla S a n ford F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK OF SALFORD, # L A . F M. RAND. Fr**td«*l r. / ' ' t* -9 . f . - ^O R G A N IZE D 1 8 ^ f . . Twf A i ■ “î A.» ' P h on e 277 . -i * -r4-.ótlonul Bunk *4» r— /■' ’ ~ . V.’ 'fy& 4» SANTORO. FLORIDA I WUfXfMtf/lfc : _ ___ ’_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J -f. »- r^ • ■ v GENERAL'FIRE Sanford^Florida •• -Tk . - P, . ■ ■' WHITNBR, A la i. CMhUr S a fe ty D e p o s it U o x * » t « r R a n t •'3 ï* S = ï' f; r ■ * * <S>0. FHPNALD, Vtca-Fra*. p. r o u e T E R . c*sh ««f Only National Bank in Orange Co un ty - Funds Protected by Burglary Insuranco Sole Agent Butter Co. '* -»t 'n •• - 7 ■■Æ •f _ �for the office of Mayor'because'of hny political I will highly appreciate being elected you*-Mayor, but only because of the expression of confidence and not because I ever ex­ pect; or desire, to go higher politically. . / 4 4 4 4 4 4 My Company owns property in almost every part of the City of San­ ford and pays one-twenty-fourth, approximately, of all the -taxes paid into the City Treasury. It is absolutely true that we will be able to sell very little of this property to the present citizens of Sanford, just a lot occasionally I -*4 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 a 4 4 4 4 f'o r this reason, it is imperative that we should have new men and new m oney. It is absolutely necessary, in order to secure new men and new m oney that Sanford should continue its policy of progress and de­ 4 4 4 4 A 4 4 4 4 9 4 4 4 * 4 velopment. 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 9 4 4 4 A For five years I have been devoting my time, energy and money to B O O S T IN G S A N F O R D . 4 A 4 4 4 9 During that time I have assisted in every public m ovem ent C ity’s welfare. which was intended I have not taken one dollar*out o f Sanford in that time. I have been instrumental in bringing a good many thousands in m oney < - . Mr, Voter, your interest is my interest. rectly. : ’ 4 4 I h ave' made som e’ money during that time outsfde o f my Sanford business; and that, also, has been ncw.-citizcns to the S an ford-D istrict. ; ; 4 4 4 \ O n the contrary-»- the~iit- tie I had outside has been gradually withdrawn and put into my business here. ford. to prom ote the brought to 'S a n ­ and a great many ^ * 44 4 4 4 4 Every new citizen helps ea ch 'of us,r directly or indi­ A A ' Mr. Tax-payer, every new tax-payer, lightens: your burden. Every niaintain the citvjiovernm ent and pay for public im provem ent. nevy , enterprise Mr. Plasterer, Painter and Tinner, or Decorator, you H helps to V;. Mr. Mcchanvfe, Bricklayer, Carpenter—every new* house means more* work for you. i; / 4 * are interested * aiu) you arc helped 4 4 A by 4 4 9 4 a 4 4 4 4 Mr. Merchant! t Every new mtm means a new customer. If I sell a lot and a house is built thereon, it means something for each of you. My property is not improved property. I must get new customers and new patrons for you. os well as for myself. When I sell, my profit is made and that is the end o f itr You, each and all, have the same opportunity, without the expense of getting the man here. ‘» , ' ' > ,r~ A 4 4 4 4 4 4 (( Mayor for. 1 ask you, in all candor, who is the more likely to help you, as Mayor of Sanford,-Mr. Spencer or mv- Mr- Spefhchi .wants to bo'Mayor to gratify an ambition.; So do I. His is a personal ambition—to be '• Mine is an ambition io aBsist in building a great city here and have people miss me when C od’s Acre Has claimed me for a tenant— with the plaudit “ Well done, thou good and faithful servant“ r - _________ ,* ✓ ..*______ • . ____ ____________ •ff t ^ ■ Y* • -j •• . • 4 4 4 4 4 4 A A 4 4 *4 each yéar adds some now money and some new men. v , 4 every success o f mine. - * 4 4 4 4 �m e SANFORD HERALD November M, I9U from the shores of one great lake to ttie •bores of unijiher great lake. It would m u s e the visitors who come hrrr to be­ Will Take Up Matter of gin to gossip about (In- wonderful jvogft"»» of our town uml with this g,,v»ip would Advertising Campaign come 0 desire to buy in with "us and become a part of the community COMMI nCIAl CHIB WAKES IJI* Seventh:— We should bulkhead the waterfront, thereby making available hundreds of the most desirable building ,ry Boles W rites About The lota for both business and pleasure I Ins sslbllltles o f Sonford And project has been discussed a great deal Value o f Advertslng of late nnd it is discussion that will bting nbom this and all nthhrs Improve, tntnn» ItoLi.i — The Commercial Club is jireparing to ments we may earn to work out. A enter upon d twenty year advertising boulevard on the lake front connectiint campaign for the purpose of exploiting the poulMHH« Of Sanford and vicinity „ place of residence for those who are seeking a inofO' rahttmous clim ate than famished during the winter months by the states north, east and west of Flori•What can you do to bring people heref Wo have nothing to offer them. \Vc have crop failures to point to. There U no money here. The people who conic ta Honda a t , this time ore passing tlirough Sanford! We aredonofor. There is i » way drag them off the train and piake them remain here. •A business man (node the nbovo stule­ nient to yours truly. N«w the iiuestinn-it'whal'cnirtm'doner f |,,i._We must get togethrr and brace up our uvenur of (wbliclty. which Is the Cutiunerflsl Club: It will lake some iimm y to get into shot* to nppesr In company, but not more than is usually viiluniurdy contributed to the "fnkir" wiih the great scheme, slick longue nnd (jufty brains, whose function it is to make all tho people move from one l o c a l i t y to another And then go back to ill,, vacated section and .make it plain lo fli" remnants of humanity that could (,..t g, i iway. that he. the "fakir" is the appointed one to make the folks move Imk hiiiur ut so much i*er. s.-, iiiii —All work nnd no play makes 1 1, i i imitt We can take the com that n.ivc niched from the "fakir” by put Mi,; tile ktbnsh to his schemes and issue , - 1 fewikltrla relating to the jio**i lahtit-» of Sanford as n place of joy, ktiiyvvm i«eace. happiness ami comfort ||. !r,«l- ol l boo SOlid 9 of persons art- knui o iigcnial localities In which to rstablidi winter homes nnd summer residences There is not u place in all nf Snioiy f'lnrrdu that is so well located .a lw*tlet -ilaalm I than is Sanford, for n |il i i I re-nlelicc Here, uutilre lias , i,i»tiin-i i., surround us widi a galuxy id pir,mat able iltriliUtCS. lllitt tf (wssessed hi sum- Itot air communities we know • sf w. hi*i , im- die tnu)or pjrtiou of tlieir mli.ibii i a- iu iK-i'ome affected with in curable v ises of “ brain stocfD»"- Our .............. tv-» are the most bcaoitful and accessible of any in the south Wo have Lake Monroe; we have ijike Jessup; wr have tin- Weklwa river; we have the St. Jehu» river lor hundred» of tulks; wc have l.)kp Harney and we have lesser oriitig'»>U» '(ream» and takes iivailnMifut ¡ilr i- in- craft, hunting. lUhing •tiiisiag With a Yacht Club House hj Lake Miuuvio tu front of Sanford we •artII 90»ii have am lioreil in our Waters uIhujC«up town hundn-ds of pleasure cruft frtitp ail < , pwtts of the tiotion. Men and women wfgi .v.iar here to anjoy themselves alid «ml muse n grout pluv, ground of NtnV. fwd slid pay (hair way as they go WYi ran luvr die Yacht Club mid we cun get ike. vtsutirs. _i* • Thud “ Front small neurits tfreat oaks .grow We can build n Couuiry Club Mill u tine golf lltiks. Tlu-ro Is ample ^ tHisoiil adjacent to this city well adapted ' T kiwi v»liable lor such an enterprise. It may scttti chimerical at first thought, i.' Hut Sanford sltoubi have a country club but then if you will stop to^think, there lilt VAGRANCY QUESTION Will Be y+<">■!•->-y-y++4-4-4<t'£4*j*<■<*-!■<4*•>4£-}>+^4Mt4,t4>'t-++<>4<»+4,+v'F4'++++++++4 N ow taken Lp By the C harities C onference I his Week .. - .Jacksunville. Hu Nov It —Flor id n has hecome so thoroughly aroused over the vagrancy ipicstiou that man/ municipalftics will have official representative» In Jacksonville Nov Iti. |7 and IK to hear a discussion on the "h o b o feature of. the main issue Indore the Honda ('^inference mi t'hnrities und Correction There seems to lie a duteriniuutiun nu O T A N D A IfD the part of the authorities everywhere to YPHÇRS IN C U B A TO R rid the stale of its idle hordes, whether tU fi^rooiedit in a u ra lo. they he plain tramps, unworthy beggars or negroes who infest all the ca lcs und C y p h e r s I nc ub at or s towns while refusing to do a Week’s hon­ ->* Boat L a y e r s Are thot W i n t e r Hfttch____ | I n s u r e and Hatch est work, it is tlu.- latter .how­ 'L ever. which is most cuucerdlug the au­ DON T EXPERIMENT WITH TIIE JUST AS GOOD thorities. This Is the one which also most'concerns the large industries of the T h e Cyphers Incubators and Brooders arc »tato. which are artu illy suffering for la­ Time Tried and F l r o - T c s t c d Guaranteed bor when there is plenty at their hack doors. The Question bus bccuim so serious that trade organizations are taking it up S a n fo rd with splendid results. In Jacksonville and Tampa a little investigation showed that the shipping interests of the jiorts we con get enough folks to come here were losing thourands of dollars monthly tho carpenters will soon bo working night through .‘ shortage of Inlxir at the docks, crews. Then the word will go out that while ,4. the "«lunrlers and the very docks tluenrt* something doing nt Sanford nnd our growth nnd development will |>c where they were so much needed there were hundreds of m-grot-» loallug in idle­ phenomenal. ness The same coitdiilon has prevailed But how do you propose to do these on a relative scule in the »midier towns things? By getting together And w<■if tho-Mlitr can do even (bat. if we decide to dn it It has become ■orninoli Yours truly COMMISSION M l « C H A M S knowledge tltat thè Int»-c diurtagn is reI irnviAs K IIu i s. Oranges. (ìrai)CtruH. Plncoiiples, Vcgctahlcs duemg thè output ni thè sawiuills and Secretary Commercial Club.. tur|ienttnc industrie» Ijy fully onc-fourth. SOUTHERN SHIPPING 1 319 W a s h i n g t o n St. N e w Y or k The SVcdnrsday Club ritta is a direct Iosa ni wealih lo tlie NO. 50. | . C o r n sr J a y G t r e « t After tlu* long ntntmrr vncation and state, to say nothlng of its linai computaKi ndl y W r i t e for S to nc l l if Hooded resi. Il wo* a vrvy pleasuot re-uninn lo tion in dollars and coni», whrn tlm loss tire mcriihers ol tlie Wedttr-sda) elidi in of new Industries wliieb tfir prrvalence of nerencM CCs: (he tirsi ineetliig of tlie nt-w club yuur. ibis nittdiiMin will <lis oumge is tnken A E TN A NATIONAL DANK whicll was Iteld Ut thè frsnb'UCe nf Mrs mio conudrriitinn.V ALL M ER CAN TILE AGENCIES The coUnty and city aulii.irities nrr Drcklns. VVedaesilay Mfiernuuu ut ’ 'III o ’cbH’k A nuinber ni lite «Ulti flave bei ti »huwiug ilo mercy In vagenti' in link nssuviated so iminy yeitrs io thè deltghl v ii ville and Tamii.i Mie .nithiiritiirs of fui atuilie» ni (In- club tliat (he tie» wInvìi lite sinnller towns. spuri,«I «ai liv thè ac hlllil ttieni lo gel Iter Ila Ve gruw n ver l tivitles nf tllldr linai newspu|nT», are strong and temici A vcry largì- attr.'inl sulviilg Ilio la boi »bucinili* lij gnlug il tlie once wrt» prese ut al Ibis llrst meeting mot of thè truuble. Ihey are tnaking III iilH-ning tlie meeting thè plesl'leilt Illuse w||n bave lived -in.l 'fiitteUrd ili Mrs Ilei» I. Mar:», sani solile ver) pira» idleiittss tierrtufore slinw tbnl i li o are Hill word» of grei-ting lo lite Ioli Sin- llntu-ntl) emttilig n livmg b> m i duys of nlfto referrisl tu lite loptc of sttldy for lite ti<mesi (od rat li wrek imi ma working yeitr and salii lite mmiihrr» untivi putti) ima cornigli io smuri' i boni ilio ad vani agi­ rum li pb-usure us well as pentii m tlu li dniltil. whicll Ilo- I . | W I|.|. herelofrire studv ni 'vk.imllUiMil Ilo- se, fri iry. (»•■sonimi m (brìi favo» 1 tic ojs'lilllg nf tlie Irmi |M( klltg m m i v i i i Mrs s> il l'tiuse ft-iid tlu minor. - ..f d „ a stili i.mre m-tive di'iiiand I rsi meeting ili Ma), al die riwlil’-liu' "I tia» ----- O F F E R S -------f a lahor. ami Inis further cut down thè Professor ami Mrs Muri» . AecurujMinied tr> Miss , inrem t fr ink sopply "I teliuhle nini wlm are altrui imi iw,i> front the III I i i s i m u s whicli opera le Miss Mattel Ituwb r s.ibg Ite.nit) s f ves In Iii-i jutpvr un i br l.lbnolug) nf die die >i'oi aiuund FOUR I'F R CENI A El.OWED ON SAVINtiS DEfOSlIS (iie.it ratini,td officiai» nini ludostrtul Nnrthlllefl. Mrs» (.' I Wulket luid tilt* Safety DeptivM Dote» li-f Retti ilcaders bave de» l umi tii.it thè sltottoge Tyonil.iiion (or a line .turi solistuottul iti Intuir l» a 'p iotim i die state» of thè slrucltirc of existmg faci a ami myhulogiCai knowledge wtiii;li lite i liti» llo|res to snudi illusi grappi,- witlt and solve in tlu\VK WANT YOUR BUSINESS Dir be alili- lo ose for (beli ttistruc^joti unti liest JMSsd'lr m.iniiet righi llow. entertuloinein in ibis yertr's .wurk Mrs viuth is enternig u n o isirto^ of remark1111• devel'ipillenl nel in In- liniit|M-r«-d Wlllkr-r S p.||s-l W.is • VI e.-.tu,gl) (Ml-ll -I llu-ilv rea.) I tu iti vi li» sleiit ig' a i.d* u a min lei Pie I i Imii' i . jog )M|*'t oil (tie PIlV-, il ( .- 'g l lpt1) ..I |simili wurk iiicp if lidi- datoage (■• Inni Skuitdiu.lvra In ill iii'ii puyt sclumi lleds >I ■■filli il ' u111!•■s tti il stani lo galli Time Hatch ? Chickens J . A. T A K A C H , Agent I!IM H-.OI’LKS HANK OK SANFORD experience, not a iiiembci ol die i lull could p sstbly have ever lord a more In­ teresting, Instructive and delightful phys­ ical geography lesson (bun llie one Mi»k Cellieri) prewired for Them We»lnrs.hi> ufti'Nioon Mis* I I u i Duns*- (.odd te.ul jborie lienotlfnl m*I»*» ti’ iis flout I In- l.atel o f the Midnight ‘»on l'Io* urline of , m: » o i - o i l i - i w i - (.fo ts)se»l 1 wo delegali M l- Nf.ij ill i n , « and Mrs (*rtl»e It.ifni '. we/,- a p p illlt e d t re preseli! the eiuh at the meeting " I lie Stale f e d e ra tio n Of Women » e liti», wtnib Will meet ttr Jnekamivillo, Nuvi-infier N i l i , nnd contifiiic In session rtUyul four tiny.» v Favor CfrarUv A sia clu tlo n m ln is te ÿ ’ af' Sanford iu .their Ministerial Asvarinticrli Monday mornliig « /* pul theipsclves op rmAtrd ns favoring some form of orjjìittflejE'ciiarities fur the c|ty o f Sirtiford utid p^jlged theiiniclves to Its spppoktY , Mr. WahTfun. was a com» m ilice tu rrproa«nt the tinuisti-fs before lira punimou (jiuncJI, ttnd fn\urgc that body to tnkf some riifmii lt>i))Kfc^>'ta ifieorgiinuatiuii of a centralafflyrdiks foe the u ty. Mr. Waldron wlll^.vy rcjBeseat" his own church und the minia lets uf the city in the Stale Gjnfcrence ÓT Charities and Owrectums ut Jacksonville dita week The Bridge Will Be Built Since the Volusia mont y commissioners have rerusml to co-opefate with Orange county commissioners In building u bridge aaoss the St. Johns River at E;|»t Const Ferry, the citirens of New Smyrna hav^. taken the mailer up and will raise the amount required, by public subscription. 32,350 will have to be raised ant) nlmut $1.500 of (his amount lias practically bevm subscribed. Wo wljl have llie bridge — Now Smyrna Breeze. ImmJreds ut iiioii.saml» ni dollars in new Thrasher’s Great Healing Fluid etilrrprises. l’rcsliy tri trans Boost I lurida llirniitigliaru Ut Nov II —AlahFniu S ) I umI o l thè l"tesl»> tr illi II i liuti II : \ ibl-ved In '1 (ligio " ll( o f li» (»Ill.iril «neetlllgs Kev .-r ii'it "I d ' c g e m i ,1 IlloSi l f. B un l t| (alSOI). Ilt"d iiss>-inb)> m o d e ilo . brsi n d el. li e- » lint- -I d,e >ll"l,g ,ld d fesse» ni o d e din mg thè meeting of thè syiust was dio* ) esi* ilio) of «ev William I Motgao. dm repie»entotive nf llulida »vuoti, l ’r. Miaguii » addrcss was u tremen'dous l«»i»t for Florida cómmerciiilly. lehgiously and as a tounat resort. J'he »jteakei hung a large mtipof Florida fa-fore tlie midreiict* and puinted out die irumeiise geogr .ipluval esteul of tin­ si.ite, and (old of tlie ninnisi piicnonicmil gruwth onddovelapineiit. oídle lliousan Is puoring min Florida frmu ulmost every »tuie in die limoli. I)r Morgan gave n glpwing accollai of tire rupid grnwitl of lys a wu chtirrh. siiylng limi new churches file sptitufiog u(i all over Ih*» (soiiusula fluì mg ih'- husillos» meeting Rev. Morgai) wirs rumie u rm-rubcr of executive «»»iiptiiMbiti, inter-churcii fetlerntion cortimf.»sì(iu ami albor importuni cammittoes. Dt. Morgan i» [lustor nt Starko, where he has hnd splcodid success, nnd is looked irysni a» oue uf tlie r oining youug riten of Preibyferian cliurch. Rcv. l>r. W ,. Mr Crnwford otte of tho IVst kn o w n evangelists in thè Prosbyte'¡nàn church.'vrtll »l>end Jauuary in ntcelings in Florida. The nwtl meeting of syrusi meeU al (ìadsden. ' Ariitngmntmts aro being unido for a tour o í Flothb by prtmtincnt Presbytcrlnn clergymen, whlclt trmy includo cveii tlie uuidcriitor of Brooklyn, N. Y. Wednesday « a » Governor's day a\ the Interstate fair at Pensacola and lire The body o j n man^ ibòught been Chirríe» French, who wutpsÈÆt^.fif largest crowij to he out since the fair boat near Ft. Louderditle- lost $ H ^ U y . oj/ctied thronged the grounds, eml heard Was recovered Tucaday Croen' *I h * -« r a tûi Gov, Albert W. Gilchrist, of Florida de­ liver an address. copal b f u tugboab C leaning and D («i (ht mm| rquip|>ed tlitiJtiUghly and liHxlrrii Cleaning W orks in t he S o u t h [---- vjic/ull) If it ia worth doing at all, it’s worth do­ ing well. □ First classworlc at all times is our motto. • CZZ M iU pfdcr* froiT |*4fl o í M o r i« ! * h a n d l e d I»« Olii pi Iy □ Let us (igure with you on your next job. All work (uAtaniccd, Breazeale & S m ith Pisi»;— 229 Eut Untori St. JkI uu S O C IA LIS M Is undoubtedly spreading— you should investigóte ond fight it if it » ivitt clples are wrung, or light (or it it right Rend "Men ami Mules". | �November 14. ion was called to order by ITesidcnL Ml** Maud Alice Wagner. The chairman of several committees, reported the progress of tire work that U being done by these Items of Interest Concerning "Willing Worker*;" such a carrying fruit*, Society People. flower*, kind word* nnd smiles to some of the sick In the city. N dlic Lough, was elected secretary, Ruth Hand, treas­ P O I N T S PURELY PERSONAL urer; Douglas Abernathy, reporter. When all the business of the organization had Mow Celery City Vanity fair While been concluded, the girl* enjoyed a social . Away the Golden Hour*— hour together. Mrs. Abeinalliy. a »listed Social Gossip by Mr*. Summers. *ervt4I"NUcn|_j^elicious ice cream nnd cuke. Delightful Dance *< One of thtf most nolublo and enjoyable event* of the early *cn»on wo* tho lovely dance given at the Sanford Uou*r, Friday evening. NovT^Dth. by Mr. VlTif. Thtgpin, in honor of Mi»* Dorothy E. Ha ye* of Tracy City. Tenn., the charming nelcc and hou*e gue*t of Mrs. W. D. Holden. The halls nnd ball-room were most nrtUiicuIJy 'decorated with palm*, vitjrs and pinketiow ^vgreen nnd pink being - •i _ . .1 * * C lic Jìrto C ongtoooti %)otri a t to n g tp o o t), Jfloriim Now open for business* We have a special week end rate of $4.01) from Saturday, night supper to Monday morning breakfast in­ cluded. A pleasant quick place to spend your Sunday. Table sup­ plied with the best the market affords. Whitt^ help exclusively. Good service guaranteed Special Rates by the Week or Month Further information glandly giyeii. The member* of the Eastern Star' junl a very pleawnt mretlng In their lodge room Friday evening. Alter the work and business of the organization was com pleted, the mem tiers enjoyed a »ocinl hour with each other ami their guests for the evening; Mrs. Grolwmo of Chicago, and Mrs. J. B. Conrad, of DeLand.l Mrs. L. Brolherson nnd Mrs* <l. U. Singletnry served ptjnch o M . § 8 $ a * _>* *V Write, wire or phone A. F. F A L C K R è sltfëftf IWáti a C. M. E N T Z M I N G E R Proprietor ■ ■ B R Y j .i , S H IN G L E S thc.colorjcKfcmé ' Tlie bright eye* and tho smiling face* HORACE HENjDENHALL o f the charming matrons nnd lovely girl*, TEACHtH OF MUSIC in their elegnnt costumj**: tho fine look­ Will Give Lesson* si the Hoove of Pupils ing men and beautiful ball room made a Agent for tha Celebrated trsllel A Devis very brilliant nnd atlractivo scene. SunP I A N O S fofd society graced the occasion nnd was SANFORD •FLORIDA resplendent In lu handsome attire. Die guest of honor wa* lovely in white spangird net over canary messeline; Mrs. F. A. SchumplrtiWorc a handsome white lm-_ getic dress; Mrs. R. S. Keeler was In black satin: Mrs. W. D. HoldBn. u blue organdie with w|iitr( trimmings; Mr». O. W. Brady, white^lingerie; Mrs. F. C. Bonrdman. black crepe de diene. Mrs Charles Itell of A t­ lanta, (la., wore a while lingerie dress; Mrs. Samuel Puleslon, black spangled net over yellow sallo. Mrs. B. W. Herndon, hand-painted chifTon over plum satin; Mrs. Robt. Newnum, blue marquisette over old rose satin, trlmnnxl with black and gold; Mrs W W. Prather, yellow messeline with black jet trimmings; Mrs. C. O. McLaughlin, bln^k lace with black nnd steel trimming«. Mrs J W Barm-», blue mesVllne with white lace trimmings. M iu Charlotte Keelor, black net over black silk. Miss Belle Smith. pink .»ilk hand em ­ broidered. Miss Pendico Ixlfler. blue messellne; Miss Undn Ldller, red silk; Miss A N D L nJ.e Shepherd, blue rrejie ile diene with head trimmings. Miss J a co b s of Orlando, canary dnffun over silk with fur trim­ mings, Miss Mabel Bowler, blue messeline with pink trimmings. Miss Rose Dick­ inson, canary satin dratted with white chiffon trimmed with amber bend fringe; Mis* Florence Frank, white embroidered lingerie dress. Mtss 'Genie Wicker, blue messeline with (tend trimmings: Miss Annie Higgins, blue messeline with white luce trimmings. Miss Sadie Williams, yel­ low chiffon over messeline, Miss Vivian Yeiser. yellow silk with black trimmings Thtv music for Ifir occasion wits fur­ nished by the Slumon orchestra. Punch was served during the evening. . The evening's pleasure was very mud» enjoyed by Mr. Thigpin'» guests. Dancing continued until 12 o'clock, when the de- _ (F o r m e r ly M eN A IR A SO N ) Pyai-LIpchurch Building, Jacksonville, Florida Ouj stock is Well Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low. ■gy . cannot furnish our stock write us for,prices. If your dealer Tuesday Frida y Edam Cheese Imported Jams Mince Meat- Bulk ‘ While Henry Sunnebarhe's. oil-worsted suits nt from $12 50 to $18.00. will met*! every i mnntl nr the must ntreful find eeonorflicril'buyer. say nothing of the gill-edge guaranfee timi »j.« wiih every suit YOURS FOR HONFST MFRCIIAND1SK W c will be able to furnish Turkeys both live and llg h lf ul e v e n i n g w as liver Csclllan Music Club This most interesting and promising club of piano students held n a very im ­ portant meeting In the studio of their teacher, Mrs. Fannie Slembridgc Munson. Satunjby afternoon at 3 o'clock. After the conclusion of the business part of the meeting, which waa the elec­ tion of oflhx-rn-fnr tlw» ensuing year; n very delightful musicni (migniin was given. Tlrt- ofllcers elected Were- Miss Beitlia . Packard, president. Miss Kssie Puxdon. secretary and treasurer. Miss Irene Thurs­ ton was appointed to cal) the toll nt eaeh meeting. rsuuRAM Left Hand Study. Arthur Foote 1 Miss Luccn Chappell. Narcissus. . . . Nevln Ado Wagner. Dolly's Funeral, Tschalkowsky . Ruth Waldron. Violin—El Trovatofe— Selections. Verdi Clnquetolne. Gabriel-Malte Eleanor Herring. Barcarolle. . Tschalkowsky Miss Margaret Davis. ~ J. Reading. High Culture in Dixie Miss Margaret Coffee. J7 As a reader Miss Coffee evidenced un­ usual tnlent. She was eipecially good in “ High Culture In Dixie.” For un encore *b<J gavb m on effcctiyely, "The Conquered Banner," by Father Ryan. . Elçanor Herring'* violin playing called ” • for repeated encore*. Slut it a wonder . Child—only eight year* old. >• o. v •; AMI — . Fancy and C om m ercial Stationery 4\ •ivS* *' , * • "■ •*> i irveyor s. A rtist’s, and Draftm cn'g M utciials oil lor G5 cents nid . ' rttf^Goods W edding and ,* Society Engraving slid »11 olktr men »ho si<rjp«y .«Souf j their L»andr, wotk, g<l it dooe tt 'j Next Door West o f Post Office.... Sanford, Florida • Every Subject * will sell you 5 gallons Best Phone 39 * . ■' .* B ooks ; on Oct oul your oil stove. Wc THE PROGRESS STEAM LAUNDI Don't wonj «Unit s nothing .$ou send Iter* la be Leandered. EseV/; srlidi ,* will be LsundeCrd pejfetlt/ end {*,f * 'i, * r k,|i tuinrd uninjilird. . The best sniisinw'* plesl clesasing «gents, sod tkc.^o** sisrch for stiffening, tit IHe hsW'Jon/ j etperl ’.Vorkers, ts (be tree»I oi pum • srtccrss. ' * - ^ hS-A NO SAW EDGES 0^ cy tjA R R - Th e Big; Jacksonville House •i . Progress Steaiii taundr * r p f r ^ ■ —— •PHONE 30—Ihe J5(oft Wnjcr'WkHt i jy # | Q -------- a. * -- Get up ai Party, Hire Launch^and Come to C W W P O D L A N D PARK' i Plumbing a as All Work Receives My PerwritarAl'tiUtfqn iier'a is the j *. j.' genius that develop* under proper traln..i 'i t l o g Into vlrtuoelty, Oppoalte ,ji ¿T ' The piano number* wero rendered In * V . most enjoyable expression* and clean technique. . i b The Willing Worker«, a band of bright ■ young girls, who are member* of Mr*. C. M. Summer'* Sunday School data, in the Methodist Stffiday -School held a very > plrfliant meeting, Thuroday ovenlng at tint residence uf Mr*. W. W. Abernathy. The meetlhg which wa* held for the transaction of buxines* a* Veil a* pleasure YOU’ LL SAVE TIME AND fiET BETTED dressed ". Kwim in ihat shndy J’poV No rooks, no liob’s. touite to hurt you. Sufe for any child No Sewerorfe, no .sli njy pure well-water..-,v =g^^OjKfeti quit'•cTeaned every duy. Every convenience inilc pafilds. Refreshnients. Open Snluninya nml SuniJi »her days by nrrnngement i a Xssncbu "Msml*'1 tmL'"N«rti itu r d a y a and S u n d a y « WtH leave from G l» Dock sl 2 and S P. M » * P r l c « 2 5 c R o u n d T rip FLOWERS — PLANTS;'— • about tba rjmsIKnt quallnr oí our printing,' W e don't toro wfaat th* job may ba. wa ara »quipped to tura it out to your satisfaction. 1/ we c«n \ w ell tell you ao Let Us ConvinceYou L. H. T È M P U ^ AOCNT JACKSONVILLE flO R A L ' * ( 'i / i . - . Phone Itili, m lu ti antfOoK jjfadfp* Special Òffering In Fern*. Floral-Design* to Order. 1-aa-tOMf ; .^ i o r f d i J? i-grade Piajiosv Organs and-Graphòphonesr^ Eapy Payment». Pic J > �Published Sem i-W oekly— Tuesday and F r id a y /.V S A N F O R D — Lite N um ber SI Volum « IV HIE INS1IHJIE SPECIAL lilt SPOH I SHAN'S P M UDISI Ehe General News of r*vof Row érs, CULLED f ROM THE STATE TRESS An epitome of th e W eek’ » M ost portant Happenings In The Im­ State's Domain. At the election Tuesday, in Hillsboro county on county division, the dlvisionlits carried the day. and Pipelios county I, now a county In fact ns well as In name. The county seal will be Clear­ water or St. Petersburg. Hawthorn is to have n cunning factory. It will bo built and in operation in lime 4a take enro of the spare vegetables and fruits til that section next ie.ison. The ladies of■iha-Giiinesvilli* W. C T. U. arc contemplating the erection of a building of their own. Work on the sea wall at St. Peters­ burg ts progressing nicely, the piling having been fail down between the A t­ lantic Coast Line dock atul the Electric dock, with t/ie exception of the channel near both of the docks. • 1 The New York Giunts are expected in Miami at nn early «late for 11 game of base ball. Three hundred dollars lias been guaranteed the team if it conies. Many improvements are lo lx- made an the St Johns Electric Plavt in St August me. The trolly line w ill be exi,.IH|ed mid 11 1« estimated that it will .« „ „ r e between $15.000 and $* 0 .(UU> Sunford S e c tio n Offers M ost Induce m erits to Nlntrods Ttie wny the nimrnds nro bringing in ihe'gnrno (best* dfty.» is rmrogh rn make on overworked ejluot <jim the sanctum unit lake to (lie woods Messrs. Ilixyn, F.vuns, Will Hand, tom William rind Paul U lcers returned from their three days cmnji hunt and l>muithi back three tine deer and plenty of smaller game. Messrs. ftosscUi-r. Whilner, Herndon, Hrisson and britmlcy returned yesterday from n‘ two days hunt and brought In one of the iiino.1 bucks of the season. Ttiey rejiortcd seeing the Sanford party composed of Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Thrasher, Mr- mid Mr* Wajtur.Uunfl, Air nntb Mrs. Rolwrt‘Newniun mid Dr. anil Mrs. Puleston and they had two tine deer and es peered tn net s r v m t Tnnrtr'Hiefnrp their return. The best p in of (In-hooting tripnroutld Sanford is the anl>auohile O n e can g , (or lllly mile» into lla'•very heait til the deer mid hrir-counlry in an uutnmobth* tb makliul the Ir141 and return in comfort (und safety. If the Northern sportsmen could realize wliat a great game country this section of Florida is the hotels ol Sanford would not hold the crowds that would com e here during th e m . hwiii M iss Mur i l o Al I ncked .1 Imlil A lla r k e d I■> M u n g i l i Id o'clock. M 1 s, filietl tu Ilei Alii'e ri*om e lic e is of a n eiv oiis Ite rotigli h lgh w av in an I ' Il K I III*. III il I r l i , J Innkmg Manin il h a Jt II in -H i is in v* imi su ll.r in g shock frolli cnti»**'l critoili il gl ililn d ili* wlirn te 1 uria and n i i n i i p i e d io wrest Iter pm.se ftom her h om i Mt-s Moniti v» n inuliy ly (I,.- dHlhllon nf ile p anted out have tilreadv (he w hat »cciiml m a ny d is cov ered , system it extremely desires to see s om e primar v cun didm e» the ex p e n s iv e , method glie li ila* choice ui tlie primary and he mlnpted by voter m a y be ex c o u n ty Pensacola fin* this murk been reached Giving Sanford f urmrrs Chance t o a Tine Inspect S lo ck and f rults The Farmers' Special Institute train will arrive in Sanford tonight at 7:45, and will remain here until 10 o’clock to­ morrow morning, thus giving Sanford people a grand opportunity to see the exhibits mid Itslon to able addresses by the experts with the train. these speakers include A A. Murphree, presidciiLol UlC_pni"-TSiiyj)f * 'jfltiT - F ll Rulfn, director, Experiment siaiiorir A P Sfiencer of the Extension division; C K, MKfijurtii*. of the Farmers' Imitiuitjr. if G. FuwcuVtVof the I xperiineol station; h W 'U'-rgFr, Slate Inspector „f nursery stork, and II F. Floyd, of the I vpcrimrlil station, there w ill In- lectures on the sub­ jects; how to load cars, whitcily control, citrus disease control, rind citrus fertil­ izer* The six ca n composing the train contain a sphuidid assortment of exhibit material, mid (lie op|Hirlomty wtll Ire nfforded for seeing (In* best of t lornia » products One cui will contain mailing MU i iitns irnii noil emus mi n n . l The dilleieip liirlhuds >1 pi sing the dlflereli^ s i /, - , mil In- shown mi < sprit po-kcr !**•mg on tin- train to sh >v> how the packing should li*' done I heir will ho ifvtr curs I'xhihitiog vurn Its grasses legumes, mid farm rrujw These curs will prove of great Contest Is tx c itln g * Rrcaf interest Items of Intcrcsl Gleaned Prom The Star Theatre is cleaning house nod Various Sources preparing for the good things which the manager is promising in tl|e near future, beginning next Monday they will [mi on a service of the nowest films that have ever been run in Sanford. They nrc en­ deavoring in every wny^to improve their present equipment for the comfort and pleasure of its patrons. The popularity contest is increasing*In interest, a number of Sanford's most popular young ladies ore in the race. The first prize, a beautiful diamond ring, will be given to the young Indy re­ ceiving the most voles; n lovely silver three-piece toilet set will lie given to the one receiving next in number. A third prize will be announced inter. ~’ Every one attending the Shir Theatre will be given a coupon for five votes Some oiip is anxious for your vote, come guilt Gov.. Mann today declined to grant out and help your friends. , a respite to Henry Clay Ifcuttie, J r . conl.lsl of contestants ill Slur Ihri|UC|Vi ted m Chesterfield county Scplemtier PofMilnritv < oiliest ■‘•'.if of w ife minder. Tfie refusal of the tlssie Pardon IlfiTi the governor to interfere with (lie Margaret W h ite ..................... . '900 sentence which the supreme court de- comic* lion with i lortda (ttrnmig Hand C o n c e r t scut Stintimi Halid will givo 11 c o n c e it tn of UwSotu county A r ca d ia wufi hy s e v ­ City Purk u l J.3U p. m. Sunday. Nov I'Jth ero I hundred vote* ov e r Zolfo. A r ca d ia A program has been prepared w hich will the ptesenl sile will hullti a fine new consist ut pisi e ini irgli sacred, operati» d u r i Inaine and impuliti music 10 m a k e 11 slittatile 1fie coldest weather tu lo* experienced Sunday program Tin* select inn of sacred m I’etis nulu this early was M onday morn songs, Joy I * Hi, A'l.fld and tfn- troni ills, «lien the official thermometer reg Irme v ilo II ti ‘ 11*1 I" I'* irunls'ied I* » Istcreil III degrees uhove zeru. I Inly Mr ( H R e u solo 1 wdt !„■ fe «tures ttf ance m the hiMOry o f lite weather bureau ni Arrlvc In Sanford This tvcnlng at Seven P opularity ioloiest as lew i»'ople ti alw e Uial t lofl frigllleli, <| alni rati in In i I o n ie il 11 da <an pustio e so non h („rage I tier** West .Seeiir"! siri—l w h v r a ! ' post lue a ili csill iiUu lie one lull < all *.id of farm nilleas (pali ilo' ex|a'fien*e »he u lule I thè ph-ments. such as are host adapted to story t lornia conditio n* Another car will con The hold a ttem pi ut Pilihery s i n re ram live hreeds of hogs raised m Florida |miile*l lo ih*- |sdicr’ station so*m after h will in- a deeid.e*l surprise io many i*-*, w'jpl alni as a g'"*! *lr s«riptmu i»l P ii pie l o Ki(uw what f in e flogs are hetug mali was gtv en 1 nere 1» every Impe thui raised in lire S t o l e n ! H o n d a , la the d a ) Ile «sili In* io, ut ed Miss Marlin ls stiri cout h will he found (hnnsonds of bulletin* slie- cult id c n t l f ) thè lu.in d h*' is rejHitis, and pa m ph lets on agrlculiurul ta nghi .lai ksMtivilh* M* trn|r>liii I'UUt s iis well os bonks (hat ar*- useful hi pr«t«s| at one (irlmnry. lo ih« election for n now The the conceit I sperim en ti W ltli I r l t u c r ' Prof. llurger of thè Experinicntul Station ut Gaineavillc s i b i l i several day» ili tlie ^aiilnrd «ertlull tiri» wgek ex pcrtnitthting wlih tlie letluce coip. C. M. IJerry ite seni si 1' |nii risiili tliit several fu h ead » of latlnoe exainiliatuili Prof Diliger witf* cium* liete ■*ii' » tlie l'ette! to s(Udy cSilidltiOtis lo thè { ut | Hr* ^ Ila» Imd usale a p o i t Ulti of je\(lice oli thè furms of Mr berry and Messi» fiinstoin fo Our C orcspondrnt s and wtll wateh develnjiments. He wtslies lempctniure tlropped to 29 degrees on Every correspon den t on th e stufi <>( lite tu u6 t« lite prese ut dismise oppeming .».-Nov.d?.-|R94 Herald is entitled t i a isiiilpliilientnry tlns s e c o l i witii tini xsuuinuH wanu bills are soon to tie oftened in Pen»«- ticket to Spark ■- (Jirt US. here on Ilo. Till weailier u,itl opmlon an d ihe f^inilff^if o il« hy the board u( limiti Trustee* (nr If you d o not receive d o » tn ki t in unie tns iii'eiliguthiil» Wlll ,be. owmteil willi before Nov., 13 an d jlmt was w hen tfie ttie laying uf $l5l),i)<W worth of additiona l sneer paving l lie Florida lu rp a n tin o Operator* A'»*> coition wtll meet in con ve at put in J a c k ­ sonville on the 22nd. fur tile circus 01 if voo tiare heart r o e r ­ lo,iked, idease 1er The Herald kn >w There is nothin g in«» go „I fot nur re«|«mdcnt.s, and w*- want gri-at in lcicjt,, ’ hntieft ltO Owls Imtldul cor you si, I here witl lift tfff ltiiport.ini u m ting to c n p 'j of tin- Ij'lk*- af l a)iitij.%l f * h tonight. Win, If lieve tie 1 will hi* ¡ t r e v o t and retjuesls (lie day with 11» every mem ber to attilliti if possible w + t-y t í 1 Uaostlng Beucham Col bciteiium. of Oriundo, bus noi yet auiiouticed fot c o ngres». Imi will probably do so ili a sfiori tulle. Tlie Orango Co.. pii(i<-rs are Mro.slìug bis raoiltdacy witli a vini, and wiili su d i v n loa ble Is Drawing to a Close woillrl no dulllit tnake 11 grrud ruCc.' well sptikeii o f m Ite ; for their earnest support. Work on tile new depot (rrirgressing rapidly, and tn Dcl.and Is tin* building will I L lll«d>.' k a irrintei on tfie Tampa Tribune, is stipyiosed to liqve ooumiltted suicide Tile work on tbo Tribune is supixrsed tu have untml.inccd his ipind. --------*! -- ---------- -f~ 1 Tin* sii|ireina court of Missouri Inis tak­ en another scalp ll inis fiueJ^the Ittternntinnul Harvester Co. $50,0011 for being a trust and ordoroO it expelled forth with from the state. • for claim principles. We stand for- a square deal - *| H* , * ^ • ** and equal rights for all the Do noVjnake a mistake elec■* \ » lion day. Tuesday, Nov. .21st. > Be sure you are there and in­ dicate candidate you wish to vote for by X on the left of his name thus, For Mayor. V . wwwww jywww The Wuiles case was argued today befaro t|m Supremo Court of the State of ■florida, by Attorney-General Trammell, re |ire«etiti tig the comptroller, who in um i represents the’ »lute, and Congressman Frank Clark for Cuiunei Wuile*. on an np(«•nl from Judge Mnlone1* denial of tnniidniuus proceedings tu compel the com pirollcr tu iiurlit ami settle the Walles Ciòiin ,fvf 15 per cent, commisgum on „cult lection of the Indian war claims from the National Oovcrumem for the State ♦♦♦♦♦♦ The Peoples Candidates for Alderman He ls »,»m be ready tor o c c u p a n c y . . We have made a cienn fighi . SrjulK i Ubidii — Luke- laiid N e w » 1 wish to thank all my friends ‘ /in* snppirt SHALL THE PEOPLE RULE? B. W . Herndon W . S . Hand W . II. U nderw ood W ood ru ff Wo stand for P rog ress— the substantial kind. We stand for a better water supply for the people and fire protection for the peoples' property. We are not the candidates oi the politicians nor the bosses nor the Water Works Company, nor the candidates of ONE MAN. . jQ b i.. ' We are for Sunford and its people« A business man’s administration. Vote for all of.us. W< Sanford and a lljjie people privilege to none. — best interest of to all—special � 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 14, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 14, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 14, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3539d015ec8aa72f3b9e19dedc97c831.pdf a9fc8769a2b6977e71b64a7950313c69 PDF Text Text November 14. ion was called to order by ITesidcnL Ml** Maud Alice Wagner. The chairman of several committees, reported the progress of tire work that U being done by these Items of Interest Concerning "Willing Worker*;" such a carrying fruit*, Society People. flower*, kind word* nnd smiles to some of the sick In the city. Ndlic Lough, was elected secretary, Ruth Hand, treas­ POINTS PURELY PERSONAL urer; Douglas Abernathy, reporter. When all the business o f the organization had Mow Celery City Vanity fair While been concluded, the girl* enjoyed a social . Away the Golden Hour*— hour together. Mrs. Abeinalliy. a»listed Social Gossip by Mr*. Summers. *ervt4I"NUcn|_j^elicious ice cream nnd cuke. D elightful Dance •i _ . .1 Now open for business* We have a special week end rate of $4.01) from Saturday, night supper to Monday morning breakfast in­ cluded. A pleasant quick place to spend your Sunday. Table sup­ plied with the best the market affords. Whitt^ help exclusively. Good service guaranteed Special R a te s by th e W e e k o r M o n th Further information glandly giyeii. *< One of thtf most nolublo and enjoyable event* of the early *cn»on wo* tho lovely dance given at the Sanford Uou*r, Friday evening. NovT^Dth. by Mr. V l T i f . Thtgpin, in honor of Mi»* Dorothy E. Ha ye* of Tracy City. Tenn., the charming nelcc and hou*e gue*t of Mrs. W. D. Holden. The halls nnd ball-room were most nrtUiicuIJy 'decorated with palm*, vitjrs and pinketiow^vgreen nnd pink being - Clic Jìrto Congtoooti %)otri at tongtpoot), Jfloriim * * The member* of the Eastern Star' junl a very pleawnt mretlng In their lodge room Friday evening. Alter the work and business of the organization was com pleted, the mem tiers enjoyed a »ocinl hour with each other ami their guests for the evening; Mrs. Grolwmo of Chicago, and Mrs. J. B. Conrad, of DeLand.l Mrs. L. Brolherson nnd Mrs* <l. U. Singletnry served ptjnch o M .§ 8 $ a * _>* *V Write, wire or phone A. F . F A L C K C. M . E N T Z M IN G E R R è s ltfë ftf IWáti a P ro p rie to r ■ ■ B R Y j .i , SHINGLES thc.colorjcKfcmé ' Tlie bright eye* and tho smiling face* H E N jD E N H A L L of the charming matrons nnd lovely girl*, H O R A C E TEACHtH OF MUSIC in their elegnnt costumj**: tho fine look­ Will Give Lesson* si the Hoove of Pupils ing men and beautiful ball room made a Agent for tha Celebrated tr s lle l A Devis very brilliant nnd atlractivo scene. SunP I A N O S fofd society graced the occasion nnd was SANFORD •FLORIDA resplendent In lu handsome attire. Die guest of honor wa* lovely in white spangird net over canary messeline; Mrs. F. A. SchumplrtiWorc a handsome white lm-_ getic dress; Mrs. R. S. Keeler was In black satin: Mrs. W. D. HoldBn. u blue organdie with w|iitr( trimmings; Mr». O. W. Brady, white^lingerie; Mrs. F. C. Bonrdman. black crepe de diene. Mrs Charles Itell of At­ lanta, (la., wore a while lingerie dress; Mrs. Samuel Puleslon, black spangled net over yellow sallo. Mrs. B. W. Herndon, hand-painted chifTon over plum satin; Mrs. Robt. Newnum, blue marquisette over old rose satin, trlmnnxl with black and gold; Mrs W W. Prather, yellow messeline with black jet trimmings; Mrs. C. O. McLaughlin, bln^k lace with black nnd steel trimming«. Mrs J W Barm-», blue mesVllne with white lace trimmings. M iu Charlotte Keelor, black net over black silk. Miss Belle Smith. pink .»ilk hand em­ broidered. Miss Pendico Ixlfler. blue messellne; Miss Undn Ldller, red silk; Miss A N D LnJ.e Shepherd, blue rrejie ile diene with head trimmings. Miss Jacobs of Orlando, canary dnffun over silk with fur trim­ mings, Miss Mabel Bowler, blue messeline with pink trimmings. Miss Rose Dick­ inson, canary satin dratted with white chiffon trimmed with amber bend fringe; Mis* Florence Frank, white embroidered lingerie dress. Mtss 'Genie Wicker, blue messeline with (tend trimmings: Miss Annie Higgins, blue messeline with white luce trimmings. Miss Sadie Williams, yel­ low chiffon over messeline, Miss Vivian Yeiser. yellow silk with black trimmings Thtv music for Ifir occasion wits fur­ nished by the Slumon orchestra. Punch was served during the evening. . W c w ill be able to The evening's pleasure was very mud» enjoyed by Mr. Thigpin'» guests. Dancing furnish T u rk e y s both continued until 12 o'clock, when the de- _ (F o r m e r ly M eN A IR A SO N ) P yai-LIpchurch Building, J a c k s o n v ille , F lo rid a Ouj stock is Well Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low. ■gy . cannot furnish our stock write us for,prices. If your dealer T u es day Friday Edam Cheese Imported Jams Mince Meat- Bulk llghlful ev en in g was liver Csclllan Music Club This most interesting and promising club of piano students held n a very im­ portant meeting In the studio of their teacher, Mrs. Fannie Slembridgc Munson. Satunjby afternoon at 3 o'clock. After the conclusion of the business part of the meeting, which waa the elec­ tion of oflhx-rn-fnr tlw» ensuing year; n very delightful musicni (migniin was given. Tlrt- ofllcers elected Were- Miss Beitlia . Packard, president. Miss Kssie Puxdon. secretary and treasurer. Miss Irene Thurs­ ton was appointed to cal) the toll nt eaeh meeting. rsuuRAM Left Hand Study. Arthur Foote 1 Miss Luccn Chappell. Narcissus. . . . Nevln Ado Wagner. Dolly's Funeral, Tschalkowsky . Ruth Waldron. Violin—El Trovatofe—Selections. Verdi Clnquetolne. Gabriel-Malte Eleanor Herring. Barcarolle. . Tschalkowsky Miss Margaret Davis. ~ Reading. High Culture in Dixie Miss Margaret Coffee. J7 As a reader Miss Coffee evidenced un­ usual tnlent. She was eipecially good in “ High Culture In Dixie.” For un encore *b<J gavb mon effcctiyely, "The Conquered Banner," by Father Ryan. . Elçanor Herring'* violin playing called ” • for repeated encore*. Slut it a wonder . Child—only eight year* old. iier'a is the j *. j.' genius that develop* under proper traln..i 'it lo g Into vlrtuoelty, ,ji ¿T ' The piano number* wero rendered In * V . most enjoyable expression* and clean technique. live and YOU’ LL SAVE TIME AND fiET BETTED dressed >• o. v •; AMI —. Fancy and C om m ercial Stationery •ivS* *' 4\ , * will sell you 5 gallons Best ir v e y o r s. oil lor G5 cents nid "■ A r t is t ’s, a n d . * • ' •*> i D r a f t m c n 'g M u t c iia ls W edding and ,* Society Engraving slid »11 olktr men »ho si<rjp«y .«Souf j their L»andr, wotk, g<l it dooe t t 'j Next Door West o f Post Office.... Sanford, Florida • Every Subject rttf^Goods Phone 39 * . ■' .* B ooks ; on Oct oul your oil stove. Wc J. . i b The Willing Worker«, a band of bright ■ young girls, who are member* of Mr*. C. M. Summer'* Sunday School data, in the Methodist Stffiday -School held a very > plrfliant meeting, Thuroday ovenlng at tint residence uf Mr*. W. W. Abernathy. The meetlhg which wa* held for the transaction of buxines* a* Veil a* pleasure ‘ While Henry Sunnebarhe's. oil-worsted suits nt from $12 50 to $18.00. will met*! every i mnntl nr the must ntreful find eeonorflicril'buyer. say nothing of the gill-edge guaranfee timi »j.« wiih every suit YOURS FOR HONFST MFRCIIAND1SK THE PROGRESS STEAM LAUNDI Don't wonj «Unit snothing .$ou send Iter* la be Leandered. EseV/; srlidi ,* will be LsundeCrd pejfetlt/ end {*,f * 'i, * r k,|i tuinrd uninjilird. . The best sniisinw'* plesl clesasing «gents, sod tkc.^o** sisrch for stiffening, tit IHe hsW'Jon/ j etperl ’.Vorkers, ts (be tree»I oi pum • srtccrss. ' * - ^ hS-A NO SAW EDGES 0^ cytjARR- Progress Steaiii taundr •PHONE 30—Ihe J5(oft Wnjcr'WkHt T h e Big; Jacksonville House •i . * r p f r ^ ■ —— i jy | Q ------- # a. * -- G e t up ai P arty, H ire Launch^and C om e to C W W PO D LA N D PARK' i P lu m b in g a as All Work Receives My PerwritarAl'tiUtfqn Oppoalte ". Kwim in ihat shndy J’poV No rooks, no liob’s. touite to hurt you. Sufe for any child No Sewerorfe, no .sli njy pure well-water..-,v =g^^OjKfeti quit'•cTeaned every duy. Every convenience inilc pafilds. Refreshnients. Open Snluninya nml SuniJi »her days by nrrnngement ia Xssncbu "Msml* '1 tmL'"N«rti itu r d a y a and S u n d a y « WtH leave from G l» Dock sl 2 and S P. M » * P r lc « 2 5 c R ou n d Trip FLOWERS — PLANTS;'— • about tba rjmsIKnt quallnr oí our printing,' W e don't toro wfaat th* job may ba. wa ara »quipped to tura it out to your satisfaction. 1/ we c«n\ well tell you ao Let Us ConvinceYou L. H. T È M P U ^ AOCNT JACKSONVILLE flO R A L ' * ( 'i /i .- . m Phone Itili, luti antfOoK jjfadfp* Special Òffering In Fern*. Floral-Design* to Order. 1 -aa-tOMf ; .^ i o r f d i J ? i-grade Piajiosv Organs and-Graphòphonesr^ Eapy Payment». Pic J > �Published S e m i-W o e k ly —Tuesday and F r id a y /.V S A N F O R D — Lite Num ber SI V olum « IV HIE INS1IHJIE SPECIAL l i l t SPOH I SHAN'S P MUDISI Ehe General News of r*v of Rowérs, CULLED f ROM THE STATE TRESS An epitome of the Week’» M ost portant Happenings In The State's Domain. Im­ At the election Tuesday, in Hillsboro county on county division, the dlvisionlits carried the day. and Pipelios county I, now a county In fact ns well as In name. The county seal will be Clear­ water or St. Petersburg. Hawthorn is to have n cunning factory. It will bo built and in operation in lime 4a take enro of the spare vegetables and fruits til that section next ie.ison. The ladies of■iha-Giiinesvilli* W. C T. U. arc contemplating the erection of a building of their own. Work on the sea wall at St. Peters­ burg ts progressing nicely, the piling having been fail down between the At­ lantic Coast Line dock atul the Electric d o c k , with t/ie exception of the channel near both of the docks. • 1 The New York Giunts are expected in Miami at nn early «late for 11 game of base ball. Three hundred dollars lias been guaranteed the team if it conies. Many improvements are lo lx- made an the St Johns Electric Plavt in St August me. The trolly line will be exi,.IH|ed mid 11 1« estimated that it will .«„„r e between $15.000 and $* 0 .(UU> Sunford Section Offers Most Induce merits to Nlntrods Ttie wny the nimrnds nro bringing in ihe'gnrno (best* dfty.» is rmrogh rn make on overworked ejluot <jim the sanctum unit lake to (lie woods Messrs. Ilixyn, F.vuns, Will Hand, tom William rind Paul Ulcers returned from their three days cmnji hunt and l>muithi back three tine deer and plenty of smaller game. Messrs. ftosscUi-r. Whilner, Herndon, Hrisson and britmlcy returned yesterday from n‘ two days hunt and brought In one of the iiino.1 bucks of the season. Ttiey rejiortcd seeing the Sanford party composed of Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Thrasher, Mr- mid Mr* Wajtur.Uunfl, Air nntb Mrs. Rolwrt‘Newniun mid Dr. anil Mrs. Puleston and they had two tine deer and es peered tn net srv m t Tnnrtr'Hiefnrp their return. The best pin of (In-hooting tripnroutld Sanford is the anl>auohile O ne can g , (or lllly mile» into lla'•very heait til the deer mid hrir-counlry in an uutnmobth* tb makliul the Ir141 and return in com fort (und safety. If the Northern sportsmen could realize wliat a great game country this section of Florida is the hotels ol Sanford would not hold the crowds that would come here during t h e m . hwiii Miss Murilo Al I ncked .1 Imlil A lla r k e d I■> M u n g ili Id o'clock. M 1s, filietl tu Ilei Alii'e ri*om e lic e is of a n eiv oiis Ite rotigli h lgh w av in an I ' Il K I III*. III il I r l i , J M anin il h a Jt is su ll.rin g shock in - Hi in v* im i frolli cnti»**'l Innkmg critoili il II gl ililn d ili* wlirn te 1 uria and n iin iip ie d io wrest Iter pm.se ftom her h om i Mt-s M oniti v» n inuliy ly (I,.- dHlhllon nf ile p anted out have tilreadv (he w hat »cciim l m any d is co v e re d , system it extrem ely desires to see som e prim ar v c u n d id m e » the e x p e n s iv e , m ethod glie li ila* ch oice ui tlie prim ary an d he m lnpted by voter m a y be ex c o u n ty Hand scu t * Rrcaf interest Arrlvc In Sanford This Items of Intcrcsl Gleaned Prom The Star Theatre is cleaning house nod tvcnlng at Seven Various Sources preparing for the good things which the Giving Sanford f urmrrs a Chance to Inspect Slock and f rults Tine The Farmers' Special Institute train will arrive in Sanford tonight at 7:45, and will remain here until 10 o’clock to­ morrow morning, thus giving Sanford people a grand opportunity to see the exhibits mid Itslon to able addresses by the experts with the train. these speakers include A A. Murphree, presidciiLol UlC_pni"-TSiiyj)f * 'jfltiT - F ll Rulfn, director, Experiment siaiiorir A P Sfiencer of the Extension division; C K, MKfijurtii*. of the Farmers' Imitiuitjr. if G. FuwcuVtVof the I xperiineol station; h W 'U'-rgFr, Slate Inspector „f nursery stork, and II F. Floyd, of the I vpcrimrlil station, there will In- lectures on the sub­ jects; how to load cars, whitcily control, citrus disease control, rind citrus fertil­ izer* The six can composing the train contain a sphuidid assortment of exhibit material, mid (lie op|Hirlomty wtll Ire nfforded for seeing (In* best of t lornia » products One cui will contain mailing MU i iitns irnii noil emus m in n .l The dilleieip liirlhuds >1 pi sing the dlflereli^ s i /,- , m il In- shown mi < sp rit po-kcr !**•mg on tin- train to sh >v> how the packing should li*' done I heir will ho ifvtr curs I'xhihitiog vurn Its grasses legumes, mid farm rrujw These curs will prove of great manager is promising in tl|e near future, beginning next Monday they will [mi on a service of the nowest films that have ever been run in Sanford. They nrc en­ deavoring in every wny^to improve their present equipment for the comfort and pleasure of its patrons. The popularity contest is increasing*In interest, a number of Sanford's most popular young ladies ore in the race. The first prize, a beautiful diamond ring, will be given to the young Indy re­ ceiving the most voles; n lovely silver three-piece toilet set will lie given to the one receiving next in number. A third prize will be announced inter. ~’ Every one attending the Shir Theatre will be given a coupon for five votes Some oiip is anxious for your vote, come guilt Gov.. Mann today declined to grant out and help your friends. , a respite to Henry Clay Ifcuttie, J r . conl.lsl of contestants ill Slur Ihri|UC|Vi ted m Chesterfield county Scplemtier PofMilnritv < oiliest ■‘•'.if of wife minder. Tfie refusal of the tlssie Pardon IlfiTi the governor to interfere with (lie Margaret W hite.................... . '900 sentence which the supreme court de- com ic* lion with i lortda (ttrnmig Concert Stintimi Halid will givo 11 c o n c e it tn of UwSotu county A rca d ia wufi hy s e v ­ City Purk u l J.3U p. m. Su n day. Nov I'Jth ero I hundred v ote* ov e r Z olfo. A rca d ia A program has been prepared w h ich will the ptesenl sile w ill hullti a fine new consist ut pisi e ini irgli sacred, operati» d u r i Inaine and impuliti m usic 10 m ake 11 slittatile 1fie coldest weather tu lo* experienced Sunday program Tin* select inn o f sacred m I’etis nulu this early w as M onday m orn songs, Joy I * Hi, A'l.fld and tfn- troni ills, «lien the official therm om eter reg Irme v ilo II ti ‘ 11*1 I" I'* irunls'ied I* » Istcreil III degrees uhove zeru. I Inly Mr ( H R eu solo 1 wdt !„■ fe «tures ttf ance m the h i M O r y o f lite weather bureau ni Pensacola fin* th is murk been reached Popularity Contest Is txcitlng io lo ie s t as lew i»'o p le ti a lw e Uial t lofl frigllleli, <| alni rati in In i Io n ie il 11 da <an pustio e so non h („ra g e I tier** West .Seeiir"! siri—l w h vr a ! 'post lue a ili csill iiUu lie one lull < all *.id of farm nilleas (p a li ilo ' ex|a'fien*e »he u lu le I thè ph-m ents. such as are host adapted to story t lornia con d ition * Another car will con The hold attem p i ut Pilihery s i n re ram live hreeds of hogs raised m Florida |miile*l lo ih*- |sdicr’ station so*m after h will in- a deeid.e*l surprise io many i*-*, w 'jpl alni as a g '"*! *lr s«riptm u i»l P ii pie l o Ki(uw what f i n e flogs are hetug mali w as g tv en 1nere 1» ev ery Impe thui raised in lire S t o le n ! H o n d a , la the d a ) Ile «sili In* io, ut ed Miss M arlin ls stiri cout h will he found (h n n son ds o f bulletin* slie- cult id c n t lf) thè lu.in d h*' is rejHitis, and pa m p h lets on agrlculiurul ta n gh i .lai ksMtivilh* M* trn|r>liii I'UUt s iis well os bonks (hat ar*- useful hi pr«t«s| at one (irlmnry. lo ih « election for n now The the conceit I s p e r im e n t i W ltli I r l t u c r ' Prof. llurger of thè Experinicntul Station ut Gaineavillc s ib ili several day» ili tlie ^aiilnrd «ertlull tiri» wgek ex pcrtnitthting w lih tlie letluce coip. C. M. IJerry ite seni si 1' |nii risiili tliit several fu h ea d » of latlnoe ex ain iliatu ili Prof Diliger witf* cium* liete ■*ii' » tlie l'ette! to s(Udy cSilidltiOtis Ila» Imd usale a p o itUlti of je\(lice oli lo thè { ut | Hr* ^ thè furms of Mr berry and Messi» fiin stoin fo Our Corcspondrnt s and wtll wateh develnjiments. He wtslies lem pctniure tlropped to 29 degrees on Every corresp on d en t on th e stufi <>( lite tu u6 t« lite prese ut dismise oppeming .».-N ov.d?.-| R 9 4 Herald is en titled t i a isiiilpliilien tn ry tlns s e c o l i witii tini xsuuinuH wanu bills are soon to tie oftened in Pen»«- ticket to Spark ■- (Jirt US. here on Ilo. Till w eailier u,itl opmlon an d ih e f^inilff^if o il« hy the board u( limiti T ru stee* (nr If you d o not receive d o » tn ki t in u nie tns iii'eiliguthiil» Wlll ,be. owmteil willi before Nov., 13 an d jlm t w as w hen tfie ttie laying uf $l5l),i)<W worth of a d d ition a l sneer paving l lie Florida lu rp a n tin o O perator* A'»*> coition wtll meet in con ve at put in J a c k ­ fur tile circu s 01 if voo tiare heart r o e r ­ lo,iked, id ea se 1er The Herald kn >w There is n oth in g in«» go „I fot nur re«|«mdcnt.s, and w*- want to c n p 'j si, h n tie ft l tO Im tldul cor you (lie day w ith 11» sonville on the 22nd. gri-at in lc ic jt,, ’ O w ls I here witl lift tfff ltiiport.ini um ting of tin- Ij'lk*- af l a)iitij.%lf * h tonight. Win, If lieve tie 1 will hi* ¡t r e v o t and retjuesls every member to attilliti if possible w + t-y t í 1 Uaostlng Beucham Col bciteiium. of Oriundo, bus noi yet auiiouticed fot congres». Imi will probably do so ili a sfiori tulle. Tlie Orango Co.. pii(i<-rs are Mro.slìug bis raoiltdacy witli a vini, and wiili sudi vnloable snppirt Ite woillrl no dulllit tnake 11 grrud ruCc.' He ls well sptikeii of m SrjulK i Ubidii —Lukelaiid New» Is Drawing to a Close 1 wish to thank all my friends ; for their earnest support. (rrirgressing rapidly, and We stand for a square deal - *| H* , - * tn D cl.and Is tin* building w ill I L lll«d>.' k a irrintei on tfie Tampa Tribune, is stipyiosed to liqve ooumiltted suicide Tile work on tbo Tribune is supixrsed tu have untml.inccd his ipind. --------*! -- ---------- -f~ 1 Tin* sii|ireina court of Missouri Inis tak­ en another scalp ll inis fiueJ^the Ittternntinnul Harvester Co. $50,0011 for being a trust and ordoroO it expelled forth with from the state. • for claim principles. • ** new d epot »,»m be ready tor o c cu p a n c y . . We have made a cienn fighi ‘ /in* W ork on tile ^ and equal rights for all the Do noVjnake a mistake elec■* \ » lion day. Tuesday, Nov. .21st. > Be sure you are there and in­ dicate candidate you wish to vote for by X on the left of his name thus, For Mayor. V . wwwww jywww The Wuiles case was argued today befaro t|m Supremo Court of the State of ■florida, by Attorney-General Trammell, re |ire«etiti tig the comptroller, who in umi represents the’ »lute, and Congressman Frank Clark for Cuiunei Wuile*. on an np(«•nl from Judge Mnlone1* denial of tnniidniuus proceedings tu compel the compirollcr tu iiurlit ami settle the Walles Ciòiin ,fvf 15 per cent, commisgum on „cult lection of the Indian war claims from the National Oovcrumem for the State ♦♦♦♦♦♦ SHALL THE PEOPLE RULE? . The Peoples Candidates for Alderman B. W . Herndon W . S . Hand W . II. U nderw ood W ood ru ff Wo stand for P rog ress— the substantial kind. We stand for a better water supply for the people and fire protection for the peoples' property. We are not the candidates oi the politicians nor the bosses nor the Water Works Company, nor the candidates of ONE MAN. . jQ b i. . ' We are for Sunford and its people« A business man’s administration. Vote for all of.us. W< Sanford and a lljjie people privilege to none. — best interest of to all—special �November 17 " •'Under the food and drugs act of Juno SO, 1908. aft trtlclo of food Is adulterated, “ If It be mixed, colored, powdered, coated or stained In a mat­ ter whereby damage or Inferiority la concealed.' It la the opinion of the board that oranges treated as men­ tioned above are colored In a manner whereby Inferiority Is concealed and are, therefore, adulterated. 'T h e board recognlxea tho fact that IN SUPPRESSING GREEN ORANÖE certain varieties of oranges attain SHIPMENTS. maturity aa to alxe, eweetnoas and acidity before the color chances from green to yeltow, and this decision 1« Comss From tho Boston not Intended to Interfere with the Transcript In Lengthy Edltomarketing of euch oranges. rial of Recent Date “ II. W. ( i n i m THE m i i « v ii « v iv a v i! i t c ^ M APES F E R T IL IZ E R S • No A dd Phosphate or any of its Aliases IA M P F Q V Mow to gel lb« Id««) Trull ibat will brtoa you it.-v r., j m {r»din( when we 4<-l on n P O O L IN G O A S IS Better prepare for that in advance. It will come. You will aurcly want them. Maximum Juice, Thin Rinds, Bright Color end heavy w. u The Mapcs System and line of feeding can be^dqpc mica u|hmi I.. duce these» '*.•? t / C T F T A H I I T C ___ Our fetlUlierf smuit you perfect i«frty V I b v x lb 1 A D L L O ------land,. quickest maturity, heat ihlppmr W IL E Y , "F. L DUNLAP, I The following editorial appSarcd In "QBORQH P. McCADB, B recent Issue or tho 'Boston (Mass.) "Board of Food'a'nd Drug Inspection. "Such a method of coloring fruit Transcript, heartily endorsing the aeeme plainly enough to be ‘a man­ ‘work of tho Florida Citrus Exchange: ner whereby damage or Inferiority ia "For years wo have heard It said concealed. And the effects of adch that tho Italian fruit venders rlpeued acldulent fruit on the susceptible di­ their bananas by taking tho bunchos gestive organs of children and Inva­ to bed with them, but as we, person- lids should be enough to condemn the ally, Dover obtained our bananas from system. "Theso strictures do not apply, In ouch sources— that Is, never knowing­ the same measure, to bananas, which ly—tho osws_ was received cnlraly. even in the growing belt are picked (Within the past fow days, however, green to ripen In the sun, lest all wo leant that we have been frequent- their flavor should go back Into the ty --partaking - o f- Oasai— A— — kfia^N fttsa,. - Southern-tom atoes -m u s t-b e ■-to lie salablo and first we demand to know what a In Northern,rtikrl6 $ts. Cfur own winsweated orange Is, and second wo de­ tor apples ere picked In tho autumh mand that somebody put a stop to 1 L and allowed to ripen In tho normal "If given' to the orange habit, our temperature of a cellar. The danger • eyes have squluted shut under the Is In soiling an Ignorant consumer a acid persuasion of sweated fruit, citrus gold brick. "Most of us have ’set white which would taste sour by any other name. Botween the end of tho sea and careless teeth' Into such oranges We son for California oranges and the be­ —and taken them out again. ginning of the season" for the Flor­ have understood vaguely that Floi* wore beglunlng to be ida variety 1 sa period when the fruit Ida oranges dealers must bo satisfied with auy obliged to beg for a market, and this kind of oranges they can obtain. Ul­ was why. ‘ Several months ago tho timately this dearth will bo supplied Florida growers, alive to this situs by Porto Jllcan ami Cuban oranges; lion, put a ' bill through tho legisla­ but, at present, tho temptation Is ture of their state making It a tnls strong uu the Florida growers to demeanor to market unrtpo oranges. hasten their shipments when they can They had realized, at last, that these high sell fur 12 Co and $3 , oven If the fruit premature nhlpinents to catch Is green, for, holding It null! cooler prices woro defeating their own end. weather and computltiuu, iliey re­ Tho man who had taken an orange ceive only 11.25 and fl.f>0 . The or n* »our u» a lemon won not repeating atigcs come North as green as young the aat, and when tho ripe fruit did foliage, but by leaving them In n «rrivo It found no buyers The F lor-1 closed room with a kettle of wnter Ida doulur» found themselves being I on u kks stove tliu lightning change illHcrlmlnoted tixalunt by Ibo conauin Is both gratifying and profitable; In Ing publlo a* a natural result of their 1 forty sight hours they are a plausible own hunt» *nd greed, and what the yellow This process Is not necessary year* of protest by Northern dealer» Hi getting the Florida fruit to north bad been powerlen» to acconlpll»h ern market», It Is necessary It the wan done quite promptly by the re green fruit, shipped to catch the fiiBul iif the public to buy Thl» bill early high price*, is to sell. Tlje hail not wholly prevented Individual temptation *-> ship green grapefruit Is nhlpmcnts of unripe (mlt, and It In even stronger with the Florida grow the effort of the Florida Citrus l^t or» and the tangle of lawsuits which change to detect anil punish such r«n snarls thu Southern fruit dualers had ugudeH that agitate tho court» of that state at present. Its boginning In this practice "It Is an amazingly unanimous row "Whether this forced fruit Is In­ jurious to henlth Is a matter of dls Tho public demands an Investigation, pule.' In the contest betwoeu the tho government proposes to Interfere; Florida Citrus Exchange and one of Tho Northern dealers welcome tho In these too-eagi-r shippers, ttio car of terferenoe, ond (the Southern growers ' grapefruit chosen for the Issue was wish the whole thlug to bo aired. The I examined by the Federal Inspectors fact Is tlyil an organization of Florida | and thro« representative* from the grower» voluntarily forced the Issue | to , Now York board of health uud pro In thu hope of muklug an end nounced ripe which, ttf course, shipments of unrlpt* fruit which were | proves nothing, except that this par­ Injuring the whole market out of all proportion to the higher prices ticular fruit wa* ripe. "This pot of trouble has boon In brought by sweated fruit. Incident­ brow slnco 1607, when Dr. W. D. ally, the Florida Citrus Exchange Is Bigelow began the study of artificial being ex’blotted In the national press ripening of oranges. Tho practice was In tho most flattering guise of defend­ known then to tie extensive, hut un­ er of tho faith and protector of tho der the prevailing Interpretations of consumer, Bounding public warning tho pure food law It was not certain throughout the North against the sin­ Th« „that It could be successfully attack- ful traffickers In unripe fruit. ad. Tito government sent Its agents exchange in obtaining more freo ad to Florida to smelt around The v«rtl*lng than It could pay for In n . ohemlsts tried a few- experiments In decade; the public welfare Is served; tho privacy of the laboratory. What we are made solid with tho govern­ they learnod was that the main ob­ ment, and the land la Instructed In jection to tho forced ripening of or­ tho strategy of getting something for anges Is that It does not ripen. Tho nothing from the newspapers, an art color of tho skin oranges, but not known to few save tho press agent, the chemical constituents of the fruit the professional philanthropist and Tho percentage of acid romatns very artists or authors craving divorce on high, and the sbgar. which develops grounds of tempornment "With such a concert of dissent, the In normal ripening, does not appear. You are eating a green apple painted sweating of fruit, except tho humble rod on tho outside. . efforts of tho Italians aforesaid, Is a “Lost April these experiments had practice with only a short term left made It possible tor the board of to It. Ant) If tho banana as a bed­ foods and drug Inspection to Issue a fellow is a myth, and the ripening of bulletin to the Federal officers of this bunohoa by hanging In West End liv­ . department, declaring ^fcuch oranges ing-rooms l t 't h o only foundation for to bo Injurious, particularly to chil­ the tale, we. tho poopto, may quiet dren, and citing tho paagago In tho ourselves with tho thought that wo food and drugs act under which pro­ never buy of dulseppa or Giovanni. ceedings might be begun. The bul­ If gny mishap befalls hjm who does, letin reads; why, wlmt can you expect of cheap The Coloring of Green Citrus Fruits. food t" , I . Umci crops aal hlghral market ptkW Thirty-three years In Florida and never more prosperous ....... H oar W hat W s H ave to Bay A b o u t It ‘ is , ( ■ Write to L A. BRUMLEY, Agent. Sanford. Florid;! ■ Or to J. R. TYSEN, Agent,>tack$d!mlle, Florida J f For full descriptive pamphlet JuM- *iteuc<l givkig j record in Florida, best methods ofVertilization, materiuls, \ description of goods, etc.i The largest dis tributors of pun butter in . th< COMMISSION MERCHANTS Oranges, Grapefruit, Pineapples, Vegetables 1 SOUTHERN SHIPPING NO. Sp. 310 J W a sh in g to n St. Now York Corner Jsy Btr,s< K indly W rite for S te n cil it N eeded REFERENCES; Every package AETNA NATIONAL BANK A LL M ERCAN TILE AG EN CIES Does Location and Experience Count? of butter bearing G erm s S p rea d In Sk in trade mark is guaranteed a b ­ Ecxama. P s o r ia s is and o th e r »kin trou b les a r c ca u sed by m y ria d s o f g erm s at w ork In tha skin. U n i»»» llirs e g erm » ar<- p rom p tly d e s tro y e d they rapid ly m u ltip ly , g n a w in g tlirtr w ay deep Into (h o nrm itttvo tissue T in s I» w hat ca u se s that a w fu l tti'h, trod w hat s»«m »d a insrv rash may g row w orse and dovei op Into n toniti »orno and tortu rin g skin d isease with Us y ea rs o f m isery. D on't lake an y c h a n c e » ! D estroy the germ s st the b eg in n in g o f the trou ble with that so o th in g and c le « n » ln g wash, the li l> I l P rescrip tion fo r K c*ein* A S6c b ottlo w ill p rov e this to you S u m try L K solutely pure and SANIOKU LÜDGES if not better than Meer» every Monday at 7 30 i> m . over hnt»-rial Tlirntrr J C Hall N I, any other butter Seminole Chapter »io 2. flrilr r r a x f i r n Star Merit every s e e d sud fourth trutny in inunth Leery one who hat teen lilt Star In the Lati are ooftltally Invited to visit tho chapter AlJct L Rowiiv See*) your table vour « S ll.li.w t, ch eerf funded Vt j J ■ franile ( Vittima jL. »Me» ut to giitr V he of the* fufl Y Witt* v i U I, h Sanford I od¿e. ho t i 2 , t L A M O I. Taylor. Matter II E Tolar Serre tary. Cnramunlcatlun every Urti and third T W t day» at 7:30 p m VUIIing brotben welcome Unite Brotherhood or C a rp en ter* end Join era of Am erica Sanford Local Unkid No 1781. U. U of C and J of A every Thursday night at 7 o’clort fa the Eagle, Hall. Vl A Rumohr, prraident, T L B P O (. t i i i i » r d l o ( ! I e j 2 4 l Meet First and Third V/fdnaadav nliàf riirmar Flnt and i'almetio W. I» lU u tí. k P L T«ru*.'$rèrMary DR - B. D. WIENENGA VETERIN ARY SURGEON AND D EN TIST O m e t DAMN'S TRANSFER Sole Agent 8 Â Æ ORLANDO, FLOP Looking fo r a Good house to Ship Your Fruit ond Vege tables to? : HIGH COST o r X T. «* _ NG Sanford, Florida Phone 277 H ero Is O n e on the Best M* a rk et ,#. , i ' ;V -î^-w ..*» M AN TELS, ' ; ELECTRICAL FIX I I I ! S -■ ' and P rice,------------ CHAS. D. McKINNEI <« J a c k s o n w11Io, Fla. Sanford Librar) Free Reading Room ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block AND " Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m W r llé fo r S U n o lls and M arket R e p o rts Today IN E Z H IL L Mp 4 » at p r io e ç . MtA is&ctory to you--;';,s ;,. T T IIE CLAR K M O N L iM t M CUM X Jaeksonvlllo Flor Open Tuesdays 4 to G.-jf. nt J t ha» not affected our Job printing prices. W e’re still doing com m ercial \york w ill help you, P h illip s h G o. f O t . Celery City Aerie 1833 Meeting» (Irti and third Turtdnyt In ever» month all In Wellvrtrie liti, k third Hi,» money V { Sanford Lodge No 27 .1 u u f you ever had on ''T he attention of the board of food and drug Inspection has been direct­ ed to the shipment In Interstate com­ merce of green. Immature citrus fruits, particularly orangea, which have been artificially colored by hold­ ing In a warm, moist atmosphere for -a. short period of time after removal from the tree. Evidence la adduced .showing that auch oranges 0 « not change In augar and acid content af­ ter removal from the. tree. Evidence further «hows that the tame orangea remaining on the tree Increase mark­ edly In augar ooutent and decrease In a d d content Further, there' Ig evl„ dence to ihow that tho consumption . c t such Immature- o r e n g e y agpavUfto by children, la apt to b e , attended by serious d 11 1 urbancea ^'rilh'tj* dQfiiUv* «a to m ___Iv" - ' . W e h ave had expertencr « rem ed ies for skin trou h l« n ev er seen such rentsrl .. th ose fr o m D !> 1) I'r. ■ sla n t r e lie f fr o m the v*-r> cation W e nrn so confident l 1 iw in rviioh y o u r m , » th.t' ou n o th in g If the v rr i nt o tt lo fa lls to m ake g o o d • I f you h n ve skin in - 1 kind w e certn ln ly mlt tv In and In ven tlgste the m -f D. a n y w a y W o know tlu F. G . H E W IT T HaVriMw'»treat« • CO NOW Y c Oariw-WoodrilH �H it SANTORO I1FKALD to See the Exhibit of AVERY Chi tile Farm T ra in .of the University of Florida at the Depot From 7:40 p. m. Fri­ day to 10:00 a. in. Saturday. AVERY FARM TOOLS . . \ . . M g r» itP Arc Unsurpassed in Durability and Convenience, the Best Implements on the Market at the Price Strong. W ell-M ade and Always Reliable. ^ . When you have inspected the Exhibit, com e in i your order for either present or future delivery. GEO. H. FER N A LD H A R D W A R E C O M P A N Y ILlliiii* ll.intl , S o c ie t y ..!u-\ FOR T H E O LD FOLKS Nnv II « I mi II.uni S«»T p i > u» l'»w i l ' 1 > 'W i w U ti li 1 (•tiur. li, inct l'u i'M lu y cvi*n- ! in(, i l (ti. 1.Sldcn.'C nf M rv .1 W W ild ■** 1,11 F’ ,s -Voi i l . - w .m itici ,».| ilci ) • nau. i ti. jcuttS t ijliit* li.iv c 11 ■Mitisiiiii l,,( 11 Sludy rl.iv., v. Ilici) Mrs. E. E Cox, ¡a w i" •l,*Rf V iti ir unti lu d i flin t ‘ w n* h| h•1il in lite /M iti.invili H iiu l> "i i j i t ll.iw and W |iy, nf Fori-igo 1 ah Mie mflliM i.n i« ." * ' s' S m ih c rn ( ’ a li A - .. jwnv. . . K r iiiii » Mi», M i. *•' • f t ’ Ili .* l i i-lli .v ili 1)1 I f i II.a 1 .1 tiiM ru vricn t.il m i i v . V1*^ K • i H : r > U -«-.4 »Lmut^ iii c w jr i. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Oak A venuo and Second S tre e t T E L E P H O N E NO. 8 ìn ^ tn iu ciii.il M ty Beòti} M iiffr ie L‘ W iU n m il ¿ in d u c le d i n tx i.tc a i Imi O r n ili rc itiM .I Mie Km.ili illu m in i liy (ili i l i c e c iitli|im ile s e licli u rivn n citig lin. «mue e i f i liin iilliili l i . n e l 1 ci uni .ij.i'ri.vc il 1l.c . 1 I ( c r m . . ry u r c i l e i'<i.u|i..iiirs m ilk Mie .. I 1 1 Mi •.'■ hi .il. 1 -H ili- 1ri t i y.. utH L E O N A H D I’ S B LO O D C L IX IH Q IV P 8 M W B T H E N Q f H, fc N £ H G Y A N O V I T A L IT Y A N D B U IL D S UP T H W L A K A N D H LIN IlO W N . $1000 G ua ra n te e T h a t I W ill C ure A ll U is s a s a t Caused by Im p u re B lood. \i ln*( a |ii rtmt tit I’ iii ti.t ' hren .11 «. nwr i-i] 'h .t multe* llfn Imppy for th* olii fill kn O ld aita 1« nn to n g a r a ■ a lim ltv n. . fl ji I . n i, a r ili « Mio. id Fill 1 1r I* rc rn j'U *. .. r r y und v,-‘ 1 ,s I i . r . .t l u . I t I.I’ II. I |£.. . , ( . I |U: (• ? I U r flh . in (in ni i ' ic nm u.rtwin >». .ity iT n » .> ru « o i j.\. iV.-1 * 1- U U er.mr« in ret nr riittir in C a lifo rn ia lin y by day ftir'm a -ry x |m itlr in tin. s(.|le. I l l n fa it ru le o f IIJ lrrrM , It »milII (lie yenr. frinì f.linv. f i n i Ii 1» nlfim M .1 |NI((m il Ilf tfu il VIl^J Mini, j ,,.j iiw e w i iy in hnve fire v n u r le n ir d u ri T li<**« ln < n N in iV ‘ ‘ ¡ / n i'^ 'l e i [Mur tln jir , «•.it'll ring in the v /,ir, wiMi Mie e xr e p tiriti * n u lli -tu 1111, 1' rU . A . n n in i N urthw est, m ill, lit p l u * w ill . in. I.le r|ii u. 1er l l|fin *‘ ite « ' JifALilL, k- u . nrc lie tj.iiijj Im il liilii u ji M ie d llU lv e lötl !• I l ' l . l . m-c > ' r'.Um'i l b >n »Hr nwn S ta r I f I r r i n r l ' i l l B u rn in g ' I it * ->r ^ c ii ........ 1 . f 1 _ fl. g lt Î\1 l’v"* Lyceum l.u iiM i . i . | in vi:».- I d V i/i. M in ljlr l'. in Mu- I I I .Ip SeJi.Hi! A ii'lilo n u u i I ‘rllVfl>* .rv e ifirn j, S nvr tifi» . • . » » VJuii» a numbçr. | if die" y m jn tl people . Lue » lui m irrit i i'<n u( life w fiu le T y c c iy y i »ere invited ti) y ic o iN itio c v c n iri)} >it thn Cmlfde is | 1^ y n iü W iilt ly . who CiHUC tn fwidpnoc.iif Mr. n u d e r à K. H. M rtrr. i l ; S u'jihiriLentliui«nittiicA |ly rèi n in in f'n ili'« l jin rt ÜI« «temimi lie iiirf tho fni.|ietHX. i;1 Incile ^l!lîur»e.l li> I lie (irejiS AH lm ;r tile C ivilifie a »hfin visit, o f d w lr sum KenneUi.i try» frurw New T ic ii io Mie PncalU* enimy r t û ' M TOine nvor w ith OttwriMT Ite rn - Ttie O iiiiifiu W órKf fle i.iM «rivn lif-. M inili f,|T I 1 Invili i . i i i « ^ t In ii li.in ^ i . «.idle I , (h. - : 1., .li I ,..,i1 'l> . lih r ir / r liMtn. - Pirn.s^i ttenlim *>» and Knit’sx HouaelioUlcr. fro n t Hit- " T h e V ifih l VoUMit ifiri» In .»le n ire in e iu ) University llv a tr f r i y u l i dnsinnH lo 01» lu i. S u d r n il*.In * lrn iin ,n t ill *tÀM11In n a male it p itta rm i, .fur 14^111 -wlùl.» Iicrv, ;lio ji l^at^ uOupr b iJ u rH a ’Pii ofien-d in. O rnaj f f l y Uh- y W a (w-dyvhwJ (Vi fiTijC Munii.. lin. trie -s lu rÌ6Ì1.S num bers un llie |»ro(»rmii . “ rttnating^gar^ej and jn u tic m ade Uip w i ^ i; W arm ly a p p i iu tie ri " •sening very ^ n ju y u b l« fo r tbrfse w ho 1 Tile Tnuipa Trtfio'nt Nays "H it: Vd»*tre present aai l.irls we^t *weef miri bcnuijftil in ill’ ' M n n u f a c lu r iilg Co. CkSih D - . ’ r%* U>>k^i i *#f s « r *i M U - v i t I »«*1ii!.yI* . krd 1 *1aJn{ iTlM lirtllf JACKSONVILLE, FLA JNM1TJIH.1 Î Itnil üre\si and ihçu iuiimi' « . is —well, H.W4V Ill/»(liete eliler4t 1 ‘ or th e tlo ijje » : M iu Kenit M u rre ll's jju e s is wer«. Misset^ tnimnpiil fiùre ,w.ti flip l.irvjcsl s.ilv of : acni» hnivwnjb tumps r I The SueeÇCnr Oirupa^iy lyill ru n u ntt Uilicuxis nuitiroaiu und t\|ke. w e re ' $er- D R . D U . R. M . M A S O N C. DENTIST WellMirn Block Office: S unford, Kloridn • D R. F. C. B O A R D M A N G « . 8 t J T T J#-^L % D E N T IS T ' • . ; V T o w r ll T J u ild ln i S A N H J R l). FLO R ID A • w ill leavp F irtft s in pV.ui BïJO p. m ; ftlr tip: D F. N r J S T . A N D E W JO H N S O N lù g li School b p i ld ( j jr o $ j^ ‘ ji. i ATTORNEY-AT-LAW A ll Modern Methods and Appliances A dm ission; 73cj- jm fifs m id c lilW iF n , KiH)MS 3 « sj*t ? pI (ONI M Prnctkri In State sod r«le t* l Court« 20c ; 5 0c fo r .those w liu .c o m r 1 ii irV fii;ijiV G ltM f WiMaJjalf llaiDlb Slbfifd, Flirtili* M. T. Bui Li Ins . . Ehuoc 21» c o u n try on th e j d r i o r W in t e r A ll seats reserved tM nbove j trice.. J^oldT H O M A S E M M E T W IL S O N ers o f s e fty n i tic k e t» do um in iV fr ^ u r t - t v * . e n n s u p p ly y o u r w iin tB in th e k A TT O R N E Y A N I) tX )U K S E IJA )K * A u lo ( iio b u e lin e . I f y o u w u n i to servu i lir t t f c 'o l* . ' « ^ ' AT-IJVW A T T O R N E Y ANp C O ltN S E L I/iR at L A W ii- S u m m e r GEO. A. D COTTES *..jk’.(yotor Lor Any Purpose ; ‘ Ri’ u K tin lie r .tlji* date, N ovem bi: H fK • . . . f iltFay evening 21 w o a f t « t ' y n i i r s e r v ic e w it h th e v e n ' ^ m s t c a rs . W e n e v e r s le e p I f y o u ¡ire m i t r o u b le c a ll vis tin y h o u r o f th e n ig h t * o r d a y ;V w fo r ih tt- fa c ts - in À fie • ‘«Uve s ^ a th e cu se. The Nàrl""X^enjV«a TrrmBTy“ M. C. B ailey, o f Ja ckso n ville Jt rj>nI es­ tate prrim&Ier, sp e n t-six wiyks in visiting the 0,a n i*e h«U. o f F lor19,1 WW OQ Monday, every foriegn life and fire insurance Com- Sanford Machine & Garage Company P H O H B 331 ' L»le Stale Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of KU.riiU ttetldmre*. Sanlonl and Svlvan Lake G S I 'R IN G E E L I y O W JUSTICE OF IMF PEÀtÈ-i HOTARY punuc Office in City Hall P ra ctice in S ta le and F ederal Courts G a rn e r-W o o d ruff B ldg DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER DENTIST Rooms 23, 24 and 23. t’ko Hid*. BAN FORD. ; r S . ' - . - — S anford Fla. Phone 41 FLORIDA. . ■ . -V �\ November 17 imi WfrVWtYvvi Published Ertry Turad «y and Friday Uomini By THE HERALD PRÍNTINQ COMPANY ror Sub scription Price. 12.00 a Tear In Advance Ortica la Herald Buildla* Telepboa« Me. 14* Fewer acres go farther— nt Sanford Hon. B ruton fiescham la the right kind of timber for Congress. Wo need more business men and not so many lawyers at Washington. Next Tuesday the city election, and then Sanford can get down to real busi­ ness. The near unpleasantness will not occur again for two years. Every dtixen of Sanford should exerdso his prerogative and vote next Tues­ day. That Is all the satisfaction you can get for your dollar. Exercise your right and use your own Judgment. If you have no opinion in (he matter.-shut both cyei and make your ; rnjuk, The city will be here the rooming after. Some lime ago. at a /meeting of the Commercial Club, n sum of money was pledged for the Geneva bridge. This mutiny ji duo and payable now In order to complete the arrangements The greater part has been paid, but the amqunt not paid should be put up at once. The Geneva bridge Is n most Important move far Sanford merchants. -The fdint-heartrd who think Sanford is going to tiie denmitidii how wows if such and such a man is not elected next Tuesday wiU gain courage in a few weeks when he uncovers his head and finds out lliat the city is mill struggling along without the strong hand of his *■favorite son." Sanford will wag nloug somehow after all of u» arc dead. Sanford reports numerous i>rospcctors and lnnd buyers, and the newcomers, re­ presenting every section of the country, arr freely e>«|irrssing their opinions re­ garding the fertility of the soil and the up-to-date methods being employed In producing crops. Naturally many of the - men looking over the grounds will buy .lands, and hundreds of new settlers will be added to the great celery delta during the preedit season— Timcs-Union. improvement*. Other aection* need many improvements. Other dtle« be­ tide Jacksonville and Tampa and Pen•acola need deeper water and better harbor« The entire country need* a businett man in Congrea*, a *uccet*ful business man and our new congressman at large will have hi* wurk cdt out for him at the very beginning. There i* a man from Orange County who measure* up to the itandard in all re­ spect*. Starting a* a . poor Georgia cracker he c l me to Florida in the early day* and with only his two hands and a strong determination to win he eat sur­ mounted nil obstacle* and baa amassed enough wealth to make him Independent for life. Calm, cool, keen Judgment, generous, big hearted, broad minded, cosmopolitan through travel aud asso­ ciation, a keen Ituight Into politic« both state and national, n great reader, a man wbo oouid*fepresent our fair state faithfully and ' well and with honor to himself and his constituents. Such 0 man U Ho A. Braxton Bcacham. AS YOU L IK E 'IT I am a candidata lor tha position of Mayor of Sanftrd subject to the dedalo« of the primary election and aollrit your ■ultra*« and rupport. \ am • candidate for Aldrmum of tbs d i Sanford «ubi «rt to the decision of the W Prim cry to be hrld November 21. (Oil. -'1™ «• ^ * ”*' *' ' ' ' • - gPwI ü V I more to tear down than can ever be bullded up, and in the thick of the fray a newspaper Is prone to make charges that do not look well to people reading the pa­ per in other states. Incidents connected with city affair* that are well understood by our own people ami are toon forgotten by neighbors, look ue large as mountains to an outsider who may be Intending to locate here. You can hear of charges and counter charges on the streets, which. If {Hit into print, would cause an investiga­ tion of the State Board of Health—they are so bad they smell. But like the quar­ rel between husband and wife, they are soon forgotten, and the man on the outaide looking in knows nothing about it. After the election, regardless of who wlus. The Herald will pursue the same policy of safe-guarding the people's in­ terests and the city and county will re­ ceive our best efforts' lr\ promoting the welfare of the people, irrespective of party affiliations. This paper Is not bound by any ties to any man who la a candidate for,office In this campaign. Neither will wo be bound to any office­ holder after his election, unless his policy is for the best interests of all parties con­ cerned. The Herald, by being strictly neutral in the campaign, can truthfully make tills assertion, aud will not blindly follow tho lead of bay man. Our ideas do not coincide with the Ideas of other people, and we do not ex­ pect them to do so. Every one hss Ideas of their own. B* Thfl main idea of Tbs Herald ir to give the people the best newspaper In the south, and to do so we cannot afford to turn aside and naslst^! candidate who might expect the same Idolatrous sup­ port in his own pel i schemes after his election. If It is right we nre for ft. and The Her­ ald will be here on the morning after. Steinway &. Sons Melil'n Behr Bros. - Mathusliek “Crown” Story & Clark Kohler & Cam pbells Haines Bros and Fischer iRrrMxF'iRVFP t wUt be e candidate far thè poallloaef Aldermen «ublert io tbadrcMlaa of thè Wblta Prlmt/y bdd Nov. 21, 1011 _ _ ________ _W u.ru IU» d I heffby swMunce my csndUscy far Aldermen of thè city of Ssntord aubjert to thè dedalo« of (he W hltr Primary, heUNov. 21.* . __ _______ W. H. Unutrooo A l thè rvquttt of meny friend«, I beva dedded to ennaunoe tnr candidaci far thè poslllon of Aldermen of Saabrd, subirci to thè dechlan of thè Wblte Prima ry held Nov. 21. W. W. Awwatpt - - —1« «* B a rin * Lfld thè poelUon of Alderman far one term. I wlll alala be a candidate far thè putitlua end aolidr your luflrrstr sotrlr utioti my peci record subirci lo thè dcrision of ine Whltegfttmery and friend«, t am ursed to announce ray candidacy for Alderman of lh« City of Sanford, luWerl to the dretawa of tllAWhU* Primary, lo he haidliov. 21, I9U. ^ ^ Cm Tin. Jt- . S e n d fo r C atalogues, P ric e s and Term s I am a candidate far the no«It Ion of Alderman, subject to the derhlun of the November primary and herewith «otlcll your support. S. 0. SmanDcxn. I will be a candidate for Alderman, subject lo the decision of the White Primary to be held November The - Herald, following out the usual 2lat, and solicit your suffrage. Keepectfully policy of promoting and perpetuating har­ • AV. if. PETERS. mony. has taken no part In Use munici­ I hrreby aanouooe my candidacy for position of pal campaign. We want the best men Alderman, sublrct to the dodiun of the White Primary to be hrld Nov. 21 st, JBII. . elected, and In (his family affair leave It •* ..V II. W, H tn n K . to the citizens to decide. A heated cam- COMING TU t LO KIU A Don't corns to Florida with $&0 to $200 and a largo family mi J expect to clear and cultivate and gel a crop fiotu virgin litnd before your money la rxhuutlrd. Don't come to Florida cMwcung to get n $1.000 a year .Job u> a premium with ten acres of land pi S20 an acre. You can­ not farm at home and work in town ten hour* a day. Farming In Florida is a bus­ iness. You open your farm at six in tho morning and dose It at five in the ovonJa*gr*]ust like a business man or manufuctoqA You don't raise wtieat here, like in thowest, where the farmer plants it in the fall and then spends six months swapping storiev around the cast iron stove'nt the general tucrchnndlse store in town. Here vou do tuienslvo, rather than extensive, farming. Come witt\ SIUOO or more and you'll come right. You can dear your Tim acre, and plant your vegetable*. The climate will favor you and the soil will respond Courting Blindness generously to your labor. At the same Is what you nre doing when you neglect time the cows and (be chicken* wlll be twitching, watery, bloodshot, sore eyes. ndding to your income. Leonardl's Goldtyi Eye Lotion cures near­ ly every eye disease. Coots, heal* and C O N G ^U tM A N AT LARGE strengthens. Get "Leonardl's." It makes The office oKlengressman at Large Is strong, eye*. Guaranteed or money re­ attracting much attention and comment funded. ■Sold by Wm. G, Aldridge. from the preat and is the butt of many Jokes but this office is of the utmost Im­ Not Eager for Businas*. portance and should receive tho rarefui When you go shopping In Burmsh consideration of every voter in the state. K Is difficult to get the proprietor of With the rapid growth and development the establishment-to show his good« of Florida its liehoove* the people to choose a man who has been a resident of ' A Way to Slip In. tbe state long enough to know the needs "It’s my, opinion d# millionaires of the people.' A. man who hag been won't storm dfi .fa tes o' fiery, bat identified with the business Interests of you'll hear tnan^*of ’em axin' some the state and is a successful business poor soul: 'Whar Is Hat crack lu ds man. One who has enough wealth to be fence what I hearn folks talkin' Independent of the corporation and com­ •bbutT’.".—Atlanta Constitution. binations. One who represents - a dis­ trict or a portion of the state where such Improved Motorcycle*. , . By recent chanfea m id « in tbe dw a representative Is needed most. ‘ • West Florida now ho* a Senator and ilg n of the molarcyclg lta appearance Congressman. Jacksonville has tiro 8«n- la freatly,improved by msiting use o! .ators. Tampa has a Congressman and tha tube« of tha frame for the stores« o f many of tha parte which are now Congressman Clark resides at Gainesville bung to It. For this purpose It la neowhich Is in north middle Florida. esssry to make the tubing a trifle South Florida from Key West to St. Augustine north and south . and from the lower oast coast to central south Florida H O R A C E MENDENHALL nepds a representative. TRAO HR R O f M U S IO Our state i* well gepceseutad with V . WUt Otre tessons st the Mous* oí Pupils lawyer* añd OUT ita teli w eil-represented A g e n t Tor the C a lib ra te d Hsltet A Devis with statesmen but om atete is Hot P IA N OS repttécüted byA real busjoegs man ansi •ANFO RD . F L O R ID A ' M ayor A t Ihe carntal request erf frimd* and votera. I MUKnaca lbat I a n « candidala tot the office of Mayor o f the City of Sanford, at tha November r rin a iy , • 0. W, Sroraa. i t X m u l l y . E d ite r W M tlAYNtS, tiu s ln r* t M s n a ie r At the raintil request of maay friends I have decided to announce ray candidacy for Alderman of Sanford subirci lo Iìm deri* ion of the primary to be held on November 21tl. - •• T. J Miura I aro a candidate for ré élection to the office of nturiiuaii, on t sy nunc alderman, lu lubject to tun the urcisiwi decision ui of me the White Primary. Nov. lilt. IOil. II. K. S l u m For Clerk and Assessor I will be s candid He to succeed myself In the povltlon of City Clerk end Assessor, subject to the white primary lobe held In November • M. W. U n tu . At the request of many friend« 1 have decided to become ■ candidine for the office of Clerk and Assessor subisci to the decision of the White Primary to be held Nov. 21. S. J ttncxn. FLORIOA 2 J A C K S O N V IL L E Only exclusive baker in the city. All mixing done with latest Improved Smiitory machinery. S p e n c e r’s B read handled by a ll’first class grocers. For Treasurer and Collector I announce n r candidacy fur tbs position of Treasurer and Cotlector of the city of Sanford, subcct to the derision of (he White Primary, to be field November 21i t and aollci your w u SPECIAL ORDERS EILLED PROMPTLY __________ W L Uiscta I hereby announce my candidacy tor the position ui Treasurer ind Collector subjnrt to the decision of the Primary hrld November H it Wc Make Everything Known to the Trade PHONE 106. An Ordlance Providing For . I»tration OT V oters NO. I l l PARK AVI The K e f- Be II ordslnrd by the Mayor and the City Council of Sanford. FIs beeiltet 1. That the city clerik shall keep a reti« (ration book lor lb« purpose off registering the name« of elector« uf the city of __ San! jfufd Section 2. .The ref!«nation be iqok shall be opened and shall remain oo*n for a perl ríod of four week« prior to the tecood Saturday In I November preRect km 3 lie «hall'be at his.office, and keep open the book for registration, from 8. a m „ to 12 a. m . and from 2 p. m . to 3 p m . on rach and every day durin* the four week« provided fur In section 2, Sunday« and lr«nl holiday« exrrptnl. and in addition, he «hall keep the Leak open at his office, from 7 p m . until 0 p. m . on each Saturday of the said period. Section 4. 11« shall Siva public doIIce by ad­ vertisement, la a newspaper, published lo the city of Sanford, of the dote when the book wilt be open- end whro dosed, and tba hours, as provided In this ordinance, sod the ft)« Said advrtllsmrnl SMB jwJWflUW continuously durin* the p*rkn Section 9 ill Shall write Heirly and leglbiy the name of eock person apply In* for registration hlaage and color, and shall prior to each regis­ tration period, revise the' list af name«, and In each casa where a cilLsen has passed the poll tax age limit of 99 years, be atiatt so note op­ posite the name In a column ruled for that pur­ pose.K Section 0 Ha «hall upon request furnish to any Civic or polltic«l Organisation, or Clitrcn of Sanford, a cettlScd lilt of tho qualified elector*, a* shown by Ihe Ktxlttration book, and may change therefor, a tee not exceeding 2 per cent name on such list * Sortkm 7. All Ordinances, or parts of ordin­ ances In conflict herewith are hereby repealed t hereby certify that tha foregoing ordinance vena duty passed by ibe City Council In Session Oct.. IS, 1911. M. W. L om i, A t F^ock Bottom Prices .■ Ék n d f o r bi g fr e e c a t a l o g , Of the Creitesi-Marine Hardware Concern io (be U. S. WeSell ^ e ’^w , » * * Friers rL a p V tv w Sw £ Coast ^ ^ toCoast 119 C h a m b e rs S tr e e t, N e w Y o r k Right Away Approved lidi 19 day of Oct, A. D., 1911 Toara tLsu, Mayor. NOTICE N oth » Is m a ri will t County, n D. t o i l . Am following nl rrfiy iiv cn jh a t * Whits Min's f*rtMm In the City of Sanford. Orane* ta, on tba 21st dey of November A. i* nomination of rendidme* fer the ««. ta-wh: fo r Mayor of the City of Ink sad A ssessor. lor Treasurer and Mven Cuuneflmen and Ove persons to ranting two year* as Executive ComTh* poti* will be oren at right on *nW day and closed si five followIn* ira Commission Merchants Southern Fruits and Vegetables 867 Wàshington St, NEW YORK Ripening Rooms for Tomitoes and other goiods which require 11 Artificial Heat ■ _ j” V .gf| » « t ; • j \ Market reports to SanTord doily by wire Re r a cisco— New York County National Bank, New York. I* outlined whimper* Apply for Stencils, Stamps add Information to Lewis Vegetable Exchange Solo »»reeeniaUve for Sanford and district —" WILDER Of ‘ M A R I L I end O R A N IT B Monumenti, Tombftone«, Etc. Church Street. OH ami o, rlurida Sanfonl Phone 251 ■ w . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ^ AGENTS . 'V * ‘ Florida �••’ li'" titbcf ( i i l Ä many people In tfi" O r iM u a.cmg\nooh footd af Honghiooti, .floritm Now open for business. We hove n special wee end rate of $4.00 from Saturday night supper to Monday morning brea fast in­ cluded. A pleasant quick place to spend your Sunday. Table sup­ plied with the best the mar <1 affords. White help exclusively. Good service guaranteed . S p ecial R ates by the W e e k or M onth BarscralJ, O v—Tho ejea of tb e a u - that they are certain what they world aro Axed on Savannah Kolng to got 0.1b time, for from ev lomooiiewon . . . tu L _ . nf lh . hamlet, town, city nn.l motrup jfld from now un t Jcom « letters of lni|iilry. If Sevan big race« Uiero late In Uxla w on u t col||d jiave j,ur centum lake., dur aarucah will he tho Mecca for every ■ruco week, .»he would tie one of InlirMtaT In the world fomoua |Inrgf-sr rrtrtrB tn tho rnuntry Tti * u Tho railroad« have o ffe re d . who coij.e will probably ». e ,.ll , ! vIohh world's records- lowered • -rtduced rale*, numoroua uo P»l course will tie patrolled by the U bare conducted contoata In which sj,biliary, who made n replitnHon free trip* to the racoa wore offered efficiency 1 » the'pant two nice» "•a PtUe* a big "nraund thaaiato-tour" of the net profits of the ru.-.-« ' b„ n projected mid will end in b " given u. the military urK»i>l/uii< »** Men 1 J i i i ii . There will ho telephones all aroi Savannah. automdbllo cluba In no» (ho cour„ e aM() folkB al ,,1P Rr. Further information glnndly givtn.' Write, wire ot phone M . E N T Z M IN G E R A . F. F A L C K P ro p rieto r R esid ent M an ager W H T i— LUMPER LATHS too. New York, Philadelphia, Hlchwill bo contlnuouHly ud\l»eil mood charlotte. Durham, Columbia. tho progress of tho loading ct Cbarleitou. Jacksonville, Atlaflla, Au- There will bo iw 0 largo ecorc hou mata, Macon, Ulrutingham. Now Or- on which the tljne of every lap umi and many other olUos will have l>o posted In largo llguros. livery trcra country 'run»" to tho racea^nnd w||| know nt any llmo when* any n i l certain that thqro will 'bo more j la and oxnctly uliui Us »tan.ling ~dm>61o In' Savannah during tho-UrnL^Uic race w£||]_he; Many times ■ OINC in u H p a u i v u n m SH IN G L E S ■ ' (F o r m e r ly M cNAIH fi ¿ O N ) a n r . . . . . D yal-U p ch u rch B uilding, J a c k s o n v ille , Florida is Well Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low. cannot furnish our sloe write us for prices. i*tini Uh* coiiuv hitjf'ltMtt it li» it* [U 1«i In(•» If your dealer VVl*l It will ulho afitinl olio un lil«*nl npportuult)* to nee Ut'urulti, trav* ellDK Uinmidi unirli of Mm rW.liost torrllory. «rol over nome of Mb host follie of the infitti ut which ft ?*»j »*4 Mill I l K h ' i ’ il to Im- it nuli* **ii 1»*1 t u l l i c i-in r o tm l) Ih*- im iiih tH freo of 1'iiHt, Mu Unit 1lo* » » i *• lini* Ilf tin* Tie'll w ill In- t •*1*> •i 11•*.1. ! • i «11 t\ i*» I 1111*M 1 ♦ il I.TT lull N Litui itfoiu p U ) it it *t *: t:ii| Iy f [.litu i im ii in I ’ i ti¡ 1.»■w i I on r \rioithl * »*-•*» r » » »rwntwwd I» dtvibp TK• ««.nt* c Artful .«hi» «Piti fl AA f l o é Holor Price ■id« ta ulpfntal Hull, Atlanta. i r.i C row ds w a tch in g the p ra ctice H earn, in « F iat. p .iis ln g the grand •lands at 90 m iles an h our. ruiik (ti a rii 11111s f-*r '• -r r . i.\.. \t*uft< out forwlKi. auiumobllc cluhs will lie on band, and all foreign entrlos tuuiii b» mal!., it.r.m»Ii the recognised clubs, ahlcli ar<‘ tuiumolillo Club de Prance. Hoy»r'Autoiii*<t>lta Club of tlrent hrlt nln and Ireland. Auiomoldle Club of lUljr, Kmrrrhch Auiomoldle ( ’ lull, Au tomohll» Club de Hclglque, Oeaierrn IchlKb- AiiUiitiohlh* Clnh. Automobile C[ub of i anadii. International Knollig **i!)cUlloii of Cuba, Uuuak Autolno die Oub. Nedorlandlsche Auloinohlol Club. Magyar Automobllo Club, Aulo mobile Club of Cuadalalnm, Auckland Auiomoldle A»»Delation, tho Automo­ bile (’ lull of Porio Rico, Itoynl Auto mobile Club, Automobile (’ lull of Itou taenia, Vniumoblln Club of Moscow. Royal AuiutiioMpe Club of Spain. Kungl v itnimildl K litlilien mid the Automobile dull lie SlllH»e o f these Fteore. Italy, Poruiuii) uml the I tilt •d Rlatea are the moat Interested, for they havo tho largest number of fntrte« In the races. It will be truly as International, universal race meet and the winner» will get not only the enormous cash prizes offered, tint h» fate ihiek rail» on thnno eventful dri>H their name» will hnve been Hushed to tho tour Honiara of tho earl It It Ii atrial I wonder that the people are literally wild over iho cumin« ract-« h n n iln 'd p a r k in « b|»í c «»h \ 1ick**t **h titling «lie to boo lh»* four ruco* In u r«*Bcr\ *‘<l Hf'tiI r n d h f ! kiOh'i iU u'l m I h aitili t Irk**! B, i 'Hi Mil íil: Mi»* hi n Boat oil tllO -hihi|H lit»* f l fo r ou rli 1-u i h 11it r> fu ll i o Í fitti M ' ‘ 11 un * f htriü, uIwii\a » ooUm ! un .i -<miI raime, C Attira ! atu lh« compirla iln|i ,bou( Clcmy Mrtn.1 ; >«Ula and Low 1- lK .f hur« i-j ih 'v n tin ili» \ ,i h V •■*I Mfi»! !• M ;i c o n r • 11 r •■»l %iii'M I l o t i * H B u re a u H as Been F o rm e d W ith ------- T h la End in V ie w Savannah 1» m a k in g grea t preparu • 84U a Worl d; ; -s' O tti-H D m ’ « w r e n te e n r o a d w g j, a v e r a g in g ' fr o tn i l x Han 5 ? ^ ' ^ w n i u g l d y olloyl f r o m ir tia a .0. tw r * g r e a t c * t ’ fn c lu g m g ' * . ' * t D a p r y o f th o w o r ld tv nu' ni' t e f itv fo h in e a , f i p e c l n l - a . / . C Q wKjr y o u tjf.y w ill c o m e in th e r a c e » r e g u la r h o t e l» uml N atu rally b o a r d in g z J 1 5 «t A r y d«(AÌh P rie » w ilh § | /C pi#lo. (AiiilfiI «Il r • a J f ( a i 11# i » H ' [ I Q C O a f 1 I ^ M V . . a n i l o tali y o u ** hv t j f a y M o l o c , ara carn icci l o yo u t c o a u d a r a l i o n —a a d al lh « t h è r a a l j|uannl*-o d u i tt houses o y r i y mutui. T h e Zuaranio* ihat lucane » « d a t i t i l o r y i c i c l c # toc c* a cy C»iay t i a i a a » . V .1 ■ • i Oil Tooilll I*1 lh l‘ l|,,1 il I W a w « o l thè c h a n c e l o « i v r y o u luti (u u ti cu ta n a h a ul i h a i ju ah ly o l G i a y M o l o c » , tlu n » to ta k e c a r e o l th e c ru y .il« th a t I t 'r t n t* *c y e n e n n e t t l i i a j i l c Lc|^ m tele, li»^ d i a r i f i l i ,K>**»f loi y e u l b«al -—d u o I l<r*tt»Ir Co v. ole ut «I ac c lune S O M E K VIOCN t I Mrmti M* Cui M»« Ct vn „i M im>M Pi l i inno|->vaJ T uesday za -c racer» he vyill not bo.taken care of. T n «TlTIt tlojiVvU») these accoimnodallona the railroad«- n»'J «tcatnshlp comp«n|aa havo -arranged to park tlndr sleeping cars «'fid dock their vessel«, no that niany4 .c«h occupy comfortahlo iptar fers dorliift thn rneea Kpeelul end jirivato'coTH and atenmahlpa will he provided with nil convenience«. Nthnerotw cpcetsl train will be run, nnd the raiminilB liavo made » half rat® fop tho occaalon. „ r^ y - u . t be a b le to f u r n is h T u r k e y s b o th liv e and d res sed y .a».al»-*. . » larval **«A*nr1»W aJ«(or ?M YOWrt r**r (NfWi pNAfAia. »uw O u l u ail pi,»)), ladall rrt I* ». v Uufcl ¿f* I S B Ciri Masar C ■ . L*|w|: ^.,i " „ ...... I O*«Al Io Irö rinTnl^Hil il** I / j f p **5 rr~4a< I Ew^jfkl |i *r« *"*» ■ winit s.O ! ívs» lut Li I«m»zli>a**MJ 1«I«1*!« rtuLf hf Jxttf Uptk jiHlI tl»HM«fkltil nsL iK“ «Ly i-ri*w ?M’ltdaf Sflite (ain |us( ti |<c*i *1tL «ai iL vl»f I I• tsitfd Lrr Y'Auft wtjrInJfi w«. M . Hum».. A rosisi BHor> lb« Bl» Csislog. M odel u> ||pB CRAY MOTOR CO.. 505 U. S. Motors Bldg., DETROIT. MICH. U “ I l I n i . r e a l e . I In S I n t l o u n r y E l i s i » « Aak ( n r S l a t l n n o r y C a í a l o s YOU’ LL SAVf TIME AMD OUT BETTER AND OUICKTR SERVICE IE YOU GIVE USVOUR ORDER Fancy and C om m ercial Stationery Books ... Tt ' " . I ;* on Every Subject . . Surveyor’s, Artist's, atul Dr.i\ftjjicn's Materials Get out your oil stove. Wc __________________ _ flQUND-TH E S T A T E T O U R ' W ILL STOP AT SAVANNAH. lori Una. 5 r.i. k. »’• Mt» i 1911 ai b p a n n z n w ill • 1 è . M id i. . ” t k - Ì l H P . MfAUI T - AAfi«« ibi! I !>*»*♦ I m t *m o»*a *r> u « * a V t>- U»i t tt tui uii amt i I ■> big n W M "VT A t F '♦dr* AND One of the Vo lia Cui) *liw V '»itti. " ( > » lK«t /il. «I Mai iti t iKc 0 11 P . M o d .1 " i f . * ) rm iK* H iAok a ìnp«Aul« fu*» j «m m *** iU r wrtkit. ì t * * d n . « « I v i ' Y U>Al. o«tUA •a kwtf.“ _ Y nifi Ttuly, I link I* c*w*rb Wc « ‘ bayanruh W^#-Ae Q rfat.at m .. J * and « L o w We wanl to «et in toni li with evcry m*n in PIonila ami arljoinini Vt»1« vrKo i* gcung to erjinp a ctuucr, yaJd, pleaiute lioat, lieary duly boat, t[n*rd boat ot canoe tlua vvintet. We bave an uiteietlinHprOpontron tot you. Friday Edam Cheese Imported Jams Mince Meat-Bulk Ready for the ride with death. Bruce Brown at Via wheel. ,r , thou Id ».l*cl Ma) *»f U m tu« «*0 SAVANNAH PREPARING TO CARE FOR THE CROWDS , , 11, 1,1 Writ* levity tn«Jfit ik^ Big Grty S io* will sell you 5 gallons best oil for G5 cents W edding and ^Toys and Sporting Q ood s S ociety Engraving it ^ « « tnlCt0<, « l ' . W t o o d # . e i p o n « « , f f ? J J J auÄ l,. b |fa N d v e \ n b ^ r .| 7 .n n .l SavaftnAh, O t ^ T l i i ’ 1A ll. lk»od Jtokds <t<ur around Gthirgla will ntnrt ÌWIV of - » art- tho a c k n o w le d g e d b lu a rlt>- Jjtyycmher 22 front Atlanta and wtll •talbr o f BBSjntohiledont—thoao Uiirmjnato at Savannah for<Th« -Vru»' IUmi ’ . Z. ’ J G rand PrUo dqrtiljI .Cjlp and <lrnnd. VriiV rapes. V andqrb’ - C yp H -------aco.1 Ih V world’» biggest antgtubbHi* evealk, 'öit ToVihltöf 27.. irefl lSO, in **1 ln i t •, m i :o u ra o th a tfcoirp * r o v. -* o a plan* a d d it i o n t o w h ic h H a vijiu n pn a h h hfta noU * i c n « r « l g a la ì « !jo ; -t o - 1 j ^ Nr*t Door West o f Post 0fflc$„..; Phone 39 S.nlord, Florid. Jackso n ville House �f— I have not lived in Sanford seventeen years but am a native Floridian and have lived forty.’’ seven years in Orange County and am therefore a cracker. __ When I came tolSanfofd in April, 1906, the streets wore unpaved and were fanned out to stockmens’ association and used as a cow pasture. ." jV y V . Ji !'-■■■■ . . . '• -SrV ' .-* There were no electric lights—only about miles of sewers arid a few hundred feet of dilapidated sidewalks. t - * ’” , • . * . / .* . y * v* j if « I • - *'*5 i ¡1 - - .■ 1 f , . a m % • *, . _ - », ' owned a school house said to have cost twelve thousand dollars the present City flair which :v/as* bought for less than $2,000, and $1,000 of personal property. The city was in debt over! fifty thousand dollars--had an assessed valuation of less than six hundred thousand dol­ lars, a tax rat© o f tw en ty mills on the dollar, and an income of less than twelve thousand ur* dollars. , The city paid all bills with vouchers-even official salaries-worth fifty to seventy-five cents on the dollar. The burdens of taxation were not equally distributed and the city’s books had not been audited in years. The valuation for taxing on most of the property was as near its selling value as now. Pmperty I bought in 1906 for six thousand dollars was assessed at five thousand five hundred dollars. Other property sold shortly before for three thousand five hundred dollars was assessed at four thousand. These are instances—only given to illustrate a general condition—and not isolated cases. T h e water] Works plant was assessed at twenty thousand dollars. .1 owned the plant and offered iuip the city at fifteen thousand and never had a counter proposition and sold the property after operating it twenty months, at,a loss.of two thousand one hundred dollars, for ten thousand dollars. how Is It - - with largely increased territorial limits the valuation is twenty-five hundred thousand dollars and the rat© tw e lv e m ills. *' . ^ vjThe city has five miles approximately of sewers, four miles of brick streets, many miles »>! tine I sidewalks and the best school buildings to be found in any town of twice its. size in the State. I he . city is beautifully lighted- and is today the cleanest and healthiest town in the State. : 'M , Y our property, M r. T axp ayer, haV,increased in value fivefold a n d your only doubled in am ount. . If we are to turn our streets into a cow pasture again we don’t need the mpney;, if we are to keep * r.the city clean and beautiful and .well lighted we-must t.have the money. Mr. Spencer as- .a. man l hayc hav nothing to say, M . ..... ....vij_ . .. . . ._ g Against _ . . ' •i •_ _i : ____ ______________:____ • ________u _c__ J:______:______ 1 _c _____________________ ___ i i •• his record on public questions is proper matter for discussion and criticism. , Mr. Spencer opposed driving.the cows from owl streets and has continued to oppose every measure of public improvement, and being beaten continuously, inside the city, moved] out and established a town of his own.’ ,■ • - < vo I l II Ig n v y , - ' And this opens up another matter. :: I make thte positive statement that if there had been no talk of incorporai Heights the outlying territory would have remained outside the city forbears , to come. It was onl y :l ptende< the territory north of 14th street between Melonville avenue.and Sanford Avenue, about forty acres. I.a id not want or three hundred dollars to my city taxes, but when I found I was to be made to pay town taxes I preferred payin rather than to Sanford Heights or some other yillage on her borders, so in we jMmc.' VVhat the citizens of Sanford J do any other handful of men could do at any time. :v £ *. '* ** ■ �r r ......f a tr iv j . f7* ^ 1 f f f i j 1. r ! IV L f ijgi . . ’ 1.«J1 to be blamed and bis friends praised for this. It all depends on how you look at i \ Spencer has been an obstructionist ever since I cam e to Sanford and a trouble maker. %- * amc to Sanford to help build a city and I have been helping and am helping today, -will be helpinj tom orrow .* * '/ - .T J ** id not do.the things which have been accomplished but 3 -babe IjflpeD avc been a booster, not a knocker. 1 cannot help myself in Sanford without helping you. $ •. Spencer claims to be the Peoples candidate. Felix Frank told me he brought Mr. Spencer out. but I suppose.hc did have help—Jim Harris, probably. I guess it wasn’t a big jo b inducing him to ■ * ' \ Spencer says he is the laboring m an’s friend. ever done you as a body or individually. •. ^* ’• Has he ever been a membeV o f any labor organization ' * W hat good turn But if that Peoples ticket so-called for councilmen, and Mr. Spencer were to get elected they ¿ire likely to be muchhigher. those gentlemen have been aldermen before. 4 want to call your attention, Mr. Voter, to a nice little stunt they are trying to run over you Some of These very people, Mr. Spencer and bis friends, induced Senator Massey to amend our charter so as to provide that no one interested in ^franchise ¿ranted by the city could bold any city office. Theodore J. Miller is a stockholder find director, and Walter S Hand a stockholder in jtkeSuuford Telephone Co., and neither of them urc eligible to hold ollice, yet they are candidates and are trying to he elected. tone stock writing this last paragraph I learn that Mr. T . J. Miller has this morning transferred ovem to his son �i November !7 T H A N K S G IV IN G . IS Comforts C O M IN G ET us sliow you our beauti­ ful stock of linens; we have separ ate cloths, bordered all round; double damask, 4.50 values"7we are asking, only, for Saturday jm and Monday £1 veach............. I ■ W O L House F u rn ish in g % ' --■> Sheets 81x90......... 5 9 c • j. Sheets 81x90 peperel 6 9 o Pillow cases............ 10c W Offers unusual bargains to its many patrons on S a tu rd a y and M onday wffwill offer at sacrifice prices our entire stock of high-class goods, such as beautiful Coat Suits, Long Coats, Tail­ ored Skirts, beautiful Fur Hoax, fine Silk Hosiery, beautiful' Neckwear in Lace collars, Jabots, fischues. All the new and stylish Tailored Waists. We will be glad to have you come in and look.. : : : : t* : •: : : . ,-J! : Yow^Uould see the stock of skirts we have. We can show the most jup-todate assortment in the city Black \yool P a n a m a s , nicely braided i t Table linen, y a rd ... 3 9 c Amman vales, beautiful;; Double damask 8-4 Is trimmed, panel front, Thesamre $8.00 fZ A A ;; bordered-Table oloth .1i50 vales, now a t ..^ " Ü $12.50 coat suits, new ;; 72x40-in., all 'linen style coats, full skirts, ;; buck. tqwels, 39c val. tailor-finished. We will ; ■ will be sold a t........ 2 3 c offer these for £2 Q O two days at-. $35 value blue cheviots, !f *’ Bed spreads, Marstrictly nil wool, silk lined <’ seiles patterns, 12-4 and beautifully! trimmed. Only a few *| C A suits a t . . . lO iD U Get your hlankots 19.50 value black messeline dresses. We have here, we are .selling only a limited 4 O g A all-wool blankets.. j number at Ifc x w w D ress G o o d s F in o H o s ie ry M e n ’s U n d e rw e a r LA D IES ’ READY-TO-W EAR Sheets 72x90___ 3 9 c *fi E E have only 24 of left, and they art* realty worth 1.69 each. In order to close them* out we w ill put the l o t o u t ä * n these two days jM M at, each ........... The Good Q uality House Boy’s Underwear F le e c e lin e d for boys’ 54-inch chiffon Pan ama navy and black self-striped strictly all-wool light weight u n d e r s h ir ts O R a Ladies’ fine silk hose, 1.39 Elastic seam d r a w e r s for men, all sizes.......... 4 U-men WOÖ1 sel black a n d n n * These are 69c v Onyx silk hose. These are ues, now . . . warranted fast black and all silk boot \2'/¿c ijrpqa; g i n-gliam^b eau tifili plaid Ladies’ and children’s áhd ali, the^- jj, e yv coloTs, yafílv,¿ stockings in ribbed and Colored linen f »> r gauze; all sizes, at dresswear; the red blue and o t b e t shades of l i nt * n dress goods; all new yard old rose blue, black, white at Best peperel drill draw­ ers elastic seam ACk~ 45c 1.00 shirts, beautiful neat patterns, black s t r i p e d and small figMen’s work shirts, A C _ blue and khaki... t c v C 75c grade fleece lined men’s underwear; a^jl sizes and medicated at........... » w TIio ’William K. Vanderbilt, Jr., Cup FREE IF IT FAILS Haco; open to CIhbb C; length of raco 289 miles, <lalo of the raco. Novem­ ber, *7: entrance feo, |5ou for oach Your Money Dock if You Aro Not Sol UfTad With the Medicine We car. The wlnnet will be awariled the Recommend. cup, $2,000 Ip cash and a »pedal "do nor|fi trophy" for permanent o v n n e 1 Wo are so jKJfdtlvo that opr remedy will permanently relieve coiiHtlfmtkm. no matter how. chronic It may lw. that we offer to funilah lliu medicino at our expenso should it fall to produce satisfactory ri-anlta. it U worse' than useleoa to aiietii|it to cure constipation with cn tloir tic dru^a. Ijim t|ve or cathartics do much harm. They cause a react top. Intuito, and weaken tho bowel« uiul lend to _____ ____ ______ _____________ _ make constipation moro chronic, lie i f i n ,t /.(un tuy a w NT Ha '.is , v1 fango Trophy; except they shall he thetrose become« a linbll that fa t ’U i u/..v i. i m \ << o f 1Cl and Including 23Ó Inches c u b i t . VK U l’tr1Cl U> i.i i Melles, piston displacement-, length ConsUpatton 1« couaed by a weakness nm c r ii i.i\ ii > nice 170 miles; first pine, Tledoroitn > df.U»*»M-rrea-aitd muxel.-i. o f the large \o v h it + \ ké K 1 TrophyVand |1,000 In caah; second [Mtéstjuo or lloac*n<Uug colon To exr t i. r > / m , a i '.‘a prlxn »500; third prp e *250. permanent relief you must there All of the races will be run over | for* *®no up nnd etrengthen theae or t it • r u m lí/Mk Jr.rgr rid ), nt \i tho name course The two light car 1K«os nnd restore them to healtlilcr uc Un rit i h t i ti mesa will Ire '.run at the same time tlrltr .U.Ç.QVN J TO O.t i on November „27 and tho Vanderbilt w ® want you to try itexiUl Orderlies Cup, rgee will launedlnlcly follow. Two pn our recommendation. They nre et ■ ;fCOPLeS ÖAMKCr SAHFûfiD f! dafstwll^then intervene tpd the great reedlngly pleasant to take, being eatJlDÍrÚSITS IgSUPEO ACAIH9T I L T | International race w ill bpgln. cn 1Iko esndy. and are Ideal for Qhll ■ ' -* . ■■ m • t. . '■ f '. l * . s ru un OalHtOJ M. M. SM ITH, Wras H. S . ST E V E N S , V-Prss * . - H. E. TOLAR. CJ»a*s Tpp Row Oesdlnÿ Left tû Rlpht— Q< pçd Chairman Plnancp Commlttfs;* k f .W, Solomon, Sscrgtary. *• .‘'•jtVjk«N- Moors, Member;. Executive & If nt; Franje.;^, -Bsttsy, Chair Henry McLaulin JEWELER their Laundry work, fi^ is. done ■( THE PROGRESS STEAM LAUNDRY •npth of Rscts, Pflxea Oflsrsd and tura; first prUo (In adldUon to gold k Qtniral Provlalons of .cup valued at 15,000), »4,000; sacond ■ V Contasti. prUn. third prlxs, |I,000; In SddiUon to which lacse cash prices CJa - T i i ç ? f â * Ÿ - g r e a t have been offered to machines lining are to bo nity at Uav*n- pertain oil or mechanical contriv­ •>ber 27-end 30, with the ances, magnetos, eto., gnd. moreover, '.ml ^ o í - r i n f o r a i a U y u ^ ^ p o e r t v * «rents, ara: » l .O O d J s O ffb rs d tin 1.«hit^i first t o .t h e ’ ATp» c,<Ae j , ~ mtt / ' t; .. Don’t worry, ehout anythlo| you Mod here to be Lesodeved. Every enide ■will be Leuodeted perfectly e&if rs- ' turned uninjuteJ. The beat tod «im­ pie*« cietntinj efenli, end the purrM •tinb foc «liffeàiog. io the fund* of •*P«'t worker», ii the eccitf -of our MY SPECIALTIES . Pickard’s Hand-Palnted China Cot Item’s Sterling Silver . Rogers’ Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches It’ s all in the Taylor Feed ALL GOODS GUARANTEED i ! BICYCLES ! NO SAW tDOES ON COLLARS The slmplest, ligbtesl rnnnlng, fastest enttlug saw rolli ever bolli—• P‘ ‘l Uis* yoa esn buy at tbo rlgbt prie« at>J wlthwhtch jroo ean malte big money. !! AND SUNDRIES I 25 BICYCLES ^ | rsoM »a »e u t' to -gti. roR tttw lT ' % Bm sn i .» PLaam n . vV - 1 SNANIBAROCR ORLANDO, r tO R lO A Every mill fitted with irira ooW* iirnr, set-oa t attachment» and adjuMBbl« Idler. Improved carriage-backing d<> vice Is gele* aeltmg and a time rarer. Made In all sites, portable and t>tationary, * Wu manufacture Engines, Boil«r». Bhiuglt, Mucbiuet, Cut-Off Bsws.WmM Splitter», eta., and do Foundry W«rk. W rite for loU naatton mad nriees un Mallary A Tayiar Iron W o r k * SJSAAU AA �i ffV 1.* ' vy* o vemberlT^OIj^ and Little fh " " r i V i^fr* v - * • - * • * MIC SANFORD MÍRALO ABOUT T H E C IT Y Happenings—Mention ot Matters In Brief. * / rtHSOMl IIIM S Of INIERES1 the r io a lln l Small Toll* Succinctly A rronied for lltorrlrd Herald Reader». - f iC l„ to farib^r—at-Sanfonl. i C. Foil, went to Orlando this week, ja Viilt hi* fimid*.-----— H. £ Tolar and N. M. Smith.- motored toSmym°- Tuesday. Forest Uke has returned from a Fewer acres go farthir—m Sanford. tXmt forget to try the dried chipped The proof of the pudding is in the fill­ beef— chipoed while you wait at W W 15-if ing. The city needs n progressive mayor Longs grocery. and counciL You can easily prove who Bring vour old tires to Sanford Machine nre-thc progressives, &. Garage Co. for vulcanizing. 48-tf Snnfurd must move aheml ot go back­ We are equipped to hundir your repair ward. A city never Mnnds still, ond work, Snnford MneJtinr & Garage Co. IStf every voter should c,im aside persunnl reasons and vpte for llie men who will One nnd two horse wagpns wnli celery build n greater city. flared side (»»lies nt UnderwAod’s 7 - tí I TIk« Snnfurd Music Club will meet at ¿ill kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ thu Studio of Mrs. Munson, Saturday at- chine & Garage. Co. 4H-if let noon, n full ul tend mice of the tnem­ Gus engine repaint. Sanford Machine bers is earnestly requested. Mrs Mun­ i*. Gurugc'Co.___ 48-1( son will be die leader A very interest­ Autm-s and carriage painting at Uuing program has been jirepured defwood's. First class work 3-tf ^.The W. C. T IJ .held their regular meet­ The nursing home ut Htii and Elm Ave, ing In the Presbyterian diurch. Monday is prepared to care for a limited number afternoon. After the business of the un­ of surgical cases. Mr Wrights, nurse in ion had been attended to. Mr» J. W. Wddcharge. 33-tf mnn and Mrs! fi. C. Maxwell were hjw Wade does most of the Sanford pin no poitiled delegates to rcpicscill the Sanford Union, at the State Convention, which tuning. Phone or write |n Wnde. the tuner, Orlando, will convene in Tampa. next week. visit to JscksfmvIBe, Hr. gnil Mr*. Wpltcr Hand are enjoying a eampinl trip to Port Christmas. Mrs. H. It- Turrentine of Jacksonville Tuesday is the day for you to kill Sunis visiting her brother. L. M. Telford. Coofer weather i* predicted ngnln ford ar make Sanford. The crisis is nt hand ttud' it Is up to you. Mr. Vuter, to «tdeh will be good newa to the growers. decide. You want several thousand tour­ Fewer seres go farther—at Sanford. ists in Sanford this season. They will Edgat Pam» the WM**t man in Orlando come here if you have n wide-awake i the city on business yeaterday. i jU A yuf.M ud. LUU' utM JJiaL-Ji-iM ut> to you. D. L Thrasher and furaily. have gone Mr. Voter,-to tlect the right kind of men OQg_canipini! trip. in the vicinity of fort [0 unices .QristnWMr. O. P. Swop*-, wife and child; Mr. Mrs. C.*W. Brown, has gone to Sorrento, Und Mrs. J. II. F.lim; Mr* Geo. Wilkie, of foe s fey day* Visit to her parents, Mr. Wichita. Kns . nrTivwt this week and are I\ *a i Mr» Cooler- • 1 ** stopping nt the Cushing House Mr Klim j •,- ) tfk E. G Tyner of Tnnipu is tho guest and Mr. Swojie have valuable holdings In If of her ¿augnler, Mrs. .Mrs* K. J. Holly of Black Hummock, where they are. already clearing and tileiug and un» now making Sanford height»[ ' R. L McKennsle. Hie popular represen- preparations for n much larger« farm. l iitive ofMai^s Fertilizers was in the city These men, after looking all over Flori­ da. etist their lot witir us and Mty no f several day» this week. • cheap land» fur them —Ovi-ido Advance. •/There hi(»r Itecn fourteen hirths its SouWade, to«! Tuner, Oliando. tf ford in two months according to the offi­ cial count at l’b-ik Ixtvell. ‘fttliM Evi-lyn Kmd whs the chuniting guest, of Mr« Fannie Stetnbridfle MnnMil for severnl iluya tins wick. Fewer m r g o farther—ni Sanford Wcuther Report Ram ton ight nt Saturday lolder in mirili pnrliun Saturday A SNAP I OR A NlVV COMER tw o and a hall acres on cur line, Mrs K I. i.ai »1 wus called hack to San­ one and u halt acres set to lettuce, ford on sectuiat of the sudden deudi of one acre ready 'for celery: plants bermother Mr« J K VanUibber. growing on the place ready to set II pd 7 YF. A. Sdmuipcrl bn* opened utt ofllce See R It. Marks, quick. ia the Hituhl 1*0ltdmg where lie will tee to Ihr ladles ul Sanlord (feast'd to see his many, friends and cual mil n full suiTruRi’A and wish every ./wpfert. lady wtio owns a hushaml and |>ro[ierty v Mr. and Mu II G Overstreet left Wed­ also those who don't own a husband amt nesday afternoon, fur Atluntn, Ga.. where owns pru|*-rly to vote il »lie know» what Mr» Ovrrvri ei will receive medical nt- »he is voting for. Iherefore. 1 want ' tentton. every lydy ill Sanford to vote for me A. T. Roiwirr, E tf. Herndon. J. N. Mentally socially and physically if »he Whilner and I. H Bromley. hove return­ can't lawfully ed from Fort Christmas, on u hunting Fim i W, Mi »vos «{Wdltirni . -r -----— « f or Treasurer rend Collector: % ^ Lrnly miy-n fot Sanford in IJUI 1gju Prof 0 U Burger of the Experimental * £ Slitien ot (i.iin-svllle spent several days of ibis werk'li-re making cxperiinets ol A lg e b ra to 0e Matte In to P o e try . tby lettuce i r>'p It In reported Mwil ti Prendi leaebnr r f v A man c.ii/t tell you he is for progress ha» InveiiIe.| n system (or lenchliiK al if heji«s nrvtr Imoii in-tliut^cIiin» Vote 'Vf'hrn In poetry .Umili nfrvdv.- vi*nrs . ’ far tltc un i, wb. hnv« been m ihnt class ntco thi-re wa- u> ed • dii ijal Iti VIICUH li) willi li li >■•lisld' i utile L 'M .llV 1 irr veers »fiMrc nf rfu.Ji ir1- ••irrh-'ilmu ».n Pe»a i.i.« i! i further—ot Sanford. set tu IDimp : lld l'itig bj Iti* teuciier» ‘ «- tk.'Hasoii Im* returned frtim Wrighls- and classe» Even 'lo- multlpllcailon •, »life, Ud„ w.Vfche wus summoned by the table was onc ol tho tnriga, wlth tho drain of ms Brother. Hit friends sympho­ flve* coliitrn a» a rhóro» siine to Mio Inno ,of *'Ynnki e - Doortlu " —American nic with him in tils loss. * Rdurapotml Hi-vl* w * .Itcxi Turwlyty is election day und V ' every vuiri «Iwi/ld leiiirtniisr tholNie has ffeti thè Popolar Color t treater Satduni to build, Vote for the )d I» thu .yoJor Inveii hy thè Hai Bod *hu "illMpellytygtcas.. a (Jai ami few dr.— e» du re are not garlianH Ifodr ¿■¿I/Frcd IVvii-'Mhi tn itie city se>e ul days vnrlched *ltli ìt-r hjlgb i-«*»» -■V tfiu w,:pS uir guest of home folk*. tfye* are ul] Ihyi; mai alni he ><T » d is still adding to tut hank actxm t rjjtm tu a ihirk dalliii «.. itlrman mirlngItJK ori crlmHdp limi I» a »*•< rei . »irny the »ale ul iddlng machines fully Kiuuded arili -nilliot he rvplufed \ j T . A N..,i| lias returned from an cx- outnida thè inoiiutnli (!i«iiie»Hos u l tiie ««»dedUip to New York and UahUm-e little siate Itm-lf re he attended ntedicul chuics of sev« * 1 noted hospitals and institute*. Japanese Banks In China. Jiipani.'»*« hanking ( iu IIUG-h In ('M«.W. a Holden has been In the from rtnk of progressives for,' the’ past four no ai'e good now, but art; to be fniuln *^rt- h )°u wain a prouivc Muyor larger and stHr’ Cteimr In nnilcltmtlon (he o!d»;r banking Inti-n-st» am doub­ r « d « Grestpr Sanfosd think before you ling* their cupltal and cnibarklng In nc-w bunking llqiiti. .»««« go farther—ot SanforJ. L i- ■■ ■- ^ -■ W # {.F u »«er,tefi some.Phllllpino pecans An Ordinance tmposbig Ccrtuln License ATnxe^, i bu" ' t-iiJi* nt Hie Herald office, and 1,1111 Jlli,oy of his Spiiford friends. it OKtwin.*t t)j tlie. Mayor ond i Jiy Caundl i.t ■¡jnobad, Florkl«: 1 luivc o (y-culldr surface nnd ought 1 l.‘ Tit »t !he hcrOM! Is» ti«-rrtnsfu-f men•“ -'"wintiadau. : ult be u»kt U> ll>* Cl]Fot Ssnfi.nl by tbe . ... ■nrsxwl tn, tasnsSliut <>r trail*» ting tlw Kveral fsmiUu ^who Went to Fort ever«! Unlive»w-t or uxupstkintaerrtnnflcr menlo-.wit *'*». to e»)oy far, a (ew days the l’trture Sliotr», ntleen lVuIlsr» (It3 001 ulva!», Street Stmws. Street Purfrani of- camp Ufej have found Int.M-aUKiti Campante», (¡g meli leni, »traeUtre*, and far radi tlhy. Ten « . deaf 'skies and balmy weather,, stano). «in and more tain. * iti sbawt, utlie* itisi) Cirt-ute» rttbcl nr vnudsxUJe. Slyon wilbln irut*,wh*lhcr well known derust nneovennt.tif jtlven la aav lemporsry each day. Twcaty-flve fkglars “ t ini«>l«l ■ new electric outfit in . ; *- «.. J tMM2 —Coatrador» mnlrsctln* fur 1«ilMia|. f y * 1 P»»»ora« Ho noxihasa weU itnietlon of tsiHdlns». ilwtlllnz*. f -vupprd office and Is belter prepared to olher »Iruvture». rlfly txginr* ____ _ __ ___ J of ati­ I .Postiniand. lui ihatackln. eu* of his largo practice. piay rariis for ad«rtl*!us: five Dollar* ($3 00) ts for Clothiers ami Tailor » Ini int oeiter* a Moy Dickens t ‘ ~ 0 »«er.S .C . wh n*Ji Winter, ? .... in Sanford regret___ _ •bseacc frutn tlieir midst, will o«ged. ****• ? , •* * i* not the time to overthrow tho cot and try experiment*.- Sauntededa progressive Mayo» •e*« - ■ »aitit>ls»U*-l»ofcalali<u< *, fot ciothor tur n *. n a and chikhrn a doiblnf iml : inhrrwi» as ntM^liaai», and not haying an ctlaHtihH ■if Istaineaa and teg-tlmatrly rngateit In the ilni. Toikwin*. Dry <«x*t* or Malwidashcrr Edlr Donara il& ab O ) Prra.ln* Club# ____ ____ laanloS Siat ptntios ofduiliei.ilrK iiJefttforhaeiinencw on a rollarti*« numbered rw tuna or rnrmU ra. tiiaiini a tiat rate or thaiiiiHer a cenato itlptdatni perbslof Ume lorw oti itane ¡aLjiut diuiáai| fu* work i t the tutu. Twenty 3 ,7 . all dtiilasme» pr pans nf ooJIaatK-ea rrwtOi ffitrw tth #nsn* beirby heir by reptraledre repealed)' • rlifv lb«Uh* baeaoini artInssac* was ty the City Cajn.J In seaaioa it mean anything to you to have clothes to lit, properly tailored, to hold its shape and be absolutely sat­ isfactory even to the slightest detail ? D oes 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 • WANTS AB Locul Advertisement« Under th is Mending. Three Cents a Unu Each Issue Tor Kent—J uusoJivd J Jot, rvo n o n a U c^ lii'iulrt- Cupt Marks. 21-tf Fur Kent—5-room bouse, 512,50. in­ cluding Wat A G. W. S|>encer. 2 1-if i'o t Sale—Fine Lertuce Plant#, at covpi-r iiranlall and Celery avenues. 21 3|p % Rensnnpr Bros V TFor Sale—i.ettu(-e ¡mil he.m lnmipers,iD corluiul lots only Bt-st paikugeun the ninrki-t at the price, can dnp on short itotiee. Address Willistum M l » Co,, Wil2 1 - 1 0 tp lislon. Ti c ' For Sole, or excliange for city imfortud realty—Five ncrek cleared land, southern part-of city, 175 acres tiver front tiammock. close in A tuirgnln Owner, Box I7:i 21 flip For Sale—5 acre farm, twenty hearing orange trees. 50 |*-iu;h trees, also very FLORID/* Luge hearing (lent trees, imslren 5-room S A N F O R D cottage front and hark |*>r< lies fines south Golden Lake. 1 miles smith east of ■j*v v ■>v v v *»*v *!•%•v v * v <*<••>*>*><•v ^v ‘i*<• v *>v v *;•v *>*;•^ *:*v <- *i*•>v v ■>^ *:••><• o Sanford; 5 minutes walk to street rail ¡J*•J**9*•ü* \mHK*!*# ‘I**#*•*1**«•'*»;**!* %•'•!' *¡**¡*v *¡*-I*v v *!*%* J*v v *’ ‘I**5*^ *i*v *{*■!*#J*'Vv "i* ^ wfiy, also Oveidrt railroad fine drinking wiilef. gissl h itlnng. tishing and swim tiling Also l*> acre tract of the very best celery ami lettuce land, well located. S mile west Cameron City, less than a quarter of mile * from Snnfmd traction v •»* cutlmr laiiid "haPfea gentlr sln[>e Ironi A ll sin:ir( ■> +f feorlli to South EmL so there will never ❖.... In tlie F K L L O W t'R A f'T S lioe f<»r mt*n <■ miti m od era te pnees. A ll leathera tie any danger uf soured land Guarun %l Servicealilt? teed to gel flowing wells oil land and a i»ood v a rie ty o f thè ne west and Itesi slrapes +% Reasonable price, and Term# to suit. in b olli S hoes and O xfords. ti Address Isix 1127 City 2 tff> .y For Sale—< >(liters Incut),ilm and Brood­ er. Both for $20 it sold at once K .1 I -ÍHolly. Herald lltllce 4« + llau-h chickens now. (¿t-i u Cyphers t ♦ lneuhaivr ami a good brooder both for $20 if sold today. See ft .1 (lolly at A c o m i p í e l e S t o c k o f F a i and W inter Shoes to suit \ * Herald oHier. ■Í**•*' a l ih si v ie , ( i n a i l i V, a m i price. la sell—Iteskh’ iice cor .lr»l *1 ami Mag- V nolm An- Abbess Mrs. Jtroiiie Bruce,. Sumpter. S t2 0 Ht(»f. For Kent—House, t> rmims nnd hath, corner Magnolia amt Sixth St Gas stove and gus lighting Address A I. Williams v Bishop Block 20-2lp For Sale—A lot ol corn in the ear. near Crystal ice Plant .1 W Hunter 2 0 3tp „ v I >.r Sal.- Rhode 1«! iml Pallets Must TÍ 1«. sot*| o, uiake r*«an I R I'.-nor. II FI n in e t»i* S a it lo id , l lo r id o ¿ í E I) No T 2.V 2*> 2tc v A 4I lin-e I iglil tb»l»<- Krejang ApartniiMil* •> V ■ V •> • i*■>v -I*<*v* <■%•v *1- v *1**1*v *? • v •: Ft« limit- $2 aii S'l 'Hi and S3 3il p*-r wc*-k ;•v v 4%• c* v . > a. >•!**1**!»*1*v v ‘I*•!*y v v v *¡*4*v v%*v v Soutni-ast EXiritcr of Second St., mid v v ^ ■5'+<**¡* <• v %*v v v *í* *¡‘ v v *>•><•*«• •> v •>•>^ <• ^ *¡*-I* v »Ì**í*•>«5* 4* <• *>+ ♦ 'J Lnuri-I Avfilu» Mrs. Hooper. if _ F'or Sale— Fine 13 ¡hnntha old Pointer : O U R P L A T F O H M t A S O R O A D A S T H E K IN G D O M O F GOO t V I>ig (female) also good I. C, Smith shot­ gun Jan i u*h M A Miott IK-3tp tor Salt—Fl**- city lot» wrB l«» itlrtl, Going nt >< bargain If «old tit one**. Rex . . . . . Packard. Plmnr IOi-2 rings I4*if|i Dr T ( f IJ ou g l««». ila- lu w .1 C y e lu n r w ill speak S u n d a y n igh t T For Suit«— Tin- rti-hr»t high land form in Orniigu niuniv Nirv-k nnd lools Unify If I Were M m will he Mr. \ V al< iroo« m lijc s t tin- S u lid * v ight vrr* 2 ill frmr and 12 in ntflivnteil I< Mowing lleli), bn la rice in |M->ture nnd wno.|land Good Hum>rn limine nnd mil buildings Gas­ oline engine and water works 3 r*i miles YOU N KKI) N IK C H U R C H (rum town. A mile Jrtnn ivelt line on Sil ver I-ike. Pleasant to look at. V-ry healthy. Elevation 70 feel above San­ Wed11rede, Sunday Morning Sunday Night Sunday ford Cheap and terms easy. C. F Wil­ School !’<e**hiti| Social Mreting f*ic«*bin( liams, Box ¿23. Sanford. F'la. 10-lf 10 00 a. in* 1 1 00 » m. 7 30 p. tn. 7 00 m. Wanted—Frying size chickens. Will jmy 20 cents (>er (mulul Mrs- Alice Mes­ 4rut: church nekds you senger. Depot launch Counter. 18-4 p GLOKGE B. W ALDRON v THE STONE CMURGM For Sale—Cheap, ‘ one large sodn foun­ Pdrk Avenue Pastor COME tain with fixtures including tobies chairs etc. P. U Box '3ab. sunford Fla. * IHlf ^-H-+-F«E «F•:*❖ •:•-H-F•>❖ *>•><"FF*F*F4**:*4* 4*F*E*>-»-»-F^4"F-»+-f4 — One of the most suitable trarts ot land in Florida, near the beautiful Indian River, now open for sale. If you wnnt good land, pretty scenery, health and comfort, do tacit let this offpr slip by. write to J F. Siindell. ioike Mury, Fla. J(i-I4tp Wc can supply you for immediate shipment F'or Salr — Horse, wagon, carriage, single and double harness, gasolene en­ BEANS PEAS OATS RYE gine nnd pump, farming implements ond nutomobile. nil at n sacrifice. A. B. Most complete line of Poultry Supplies. Carden and Field Seeds in Florida Brock H For Wtin l’«i Ten acres of goo*! land for sale ot a t)I«iit«*<»j Cai»k*{ in«it#»!»i bargain. Three oerc^ cleared ami crop­ Tin OUti* S#**J IlmtM in iH* Sill*. ped Inst season. All under fence. Near 206 E., Buy S t.t Jacksonville, Flu. loading station oiltraction line. Almost given away. Particulars at HcraRl Office. .* For Sale—Tiie simplest and best smudge Jicoters on the market. F. A. {>churnpert, E x p e r t W a t c h R e p a ir in g Snnford. F'la. 13-tic .* For Sale—A few pieces of good second Alt Work Guaranteed hand furniture left. Cali up Mr*. W. A. Minnlck, Cameron City. ,11-tic Send Your Work to Us and Have It Attended to Properly F'or Salr---(tood launch, 23 feet, 7 H.-P. Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing 1 0 miles on iMiur. well [minted nnd in | first-class condition. Fully equipped. Adt'reM Box 1 1 GM *l9-3p • F'or Saif.- -New eight-romp house: hath, Jewelcra, Silversmiths and Importers gas. electricity, gas heater for Itoiler. 41 West Bay Street Jacksonville, Florida large lot. flowing well, garden tried. In*, quire 115 French ave. For Sole or cxclulnga for city l: - May have the pleasure of showing them to you? .F R A N K Clothier and Men’s Furnisher fl ti Autum n Styles U it $ 3 . 5 0 it I! it E. G. DUCKW ORTH fi FF.F.T FITTER t ? I A T T END TH E P E O P L E S C H U R C H | .Í 4 + + + » Seeds and Poultry Supplies E. A. MARTIN 8* COMPANY GREENLEAF & CROSBY CO. ii See The Herald & • �November 17 the l o » Uft In the number of boxes that can bo bandied; besides th sre'ti FLORIDA GROWER PUBLISHES A Card or Thanks Thinks to the friends who ao kind I/ e :n t to our assistance daring the sudden death of our dear mother. ' L. a Walker. Mrs. K. L Cant. Mrs. W. T. Bro an. BULLETIN OF INTEREST TO EVERY ORANOE MAN, CLOSE CULLERSMAKEMONEY Point» In Handling Citrus Fruit That Should Recelvs Most Careful • Attention. P ic k in g . Come and choose just what you want. \\t; have it. No matter what your requirement may be as to quality or price, we can ¿ u n a ®qi *p ?»d charged with moisture, particularly early In the acason, and great care must be ¿zeroised In handling IL The pickers should be Instructed that frnlt must not be dropped,, poured from ooa receptacle to anoth/r, or bnilaed ltt any w ay.. Blight bruises can not be seen, but they may be there never­ theless, and will eventually show up In the form of soft, rotten spots. Any picker who handles fruit carelessly, snd who will not mend his ways, should be promptly dismissed. See to It that you have a competent fore­ man, and see that he Is always "on the job." Wa ara now to the pime most 1mpor­ ta 0 1 phades of citrus ¿rowing, that of ^plcJUng-'and packing,, and while there : Me Wot ipuch to toU .that is not already k n o w n 'o r learned'by experience, yet there are some ppluta that should re­ ceive moat careful attention. * A grower about' whom the neigh­ bors Jeer "because ho throws away box after box of “ perfectly good fruit" Is one who ts doing good packing. It Is the packer who culls closely that makes the money. CHrug, fruits are easily damaged. A clipper cut, finger pail abrsolon. thorn prick or drop of alx--Inches will ruin their carrying qualities. *: CliBper»—Only, clippers of the tdosL, approved pattorn ahould be used. Those that have sharp edges and ad. •Miss Guild read “ Snorrc's Description curved as to make It possible to cut of the World," wfilch was leftover from the stem close to the TrulL Professor last Wednesday. Mrs. M. Martin read a Hume recommends a clipper of the very Interesting paper oo “ Religion of Weiss type; others, careful, growers the Scandinavians," bow It originated in of large experience, either the Kyle or the ancient mythological legends end Hart clipper. The picker should, if practices, down to more modern times. E leo trio P e rc o la to r possible, be men o f some experience, Mrs. J. W. Dickins entertained the dub careful, na clipper qjtti era the most with a carefully prepared papqy on the prolific source o f decay of fruit while * In transit. Pickers as well as all who weird " Beliefs Rites and Ceremonies" bandlo the fruit should bo required te of the Scandinavians. The “ Governments and Laws" of those wear white cotton gloves snd keep ancient superstitious dwellers In that their finger nails trimmed. Field Boxes.— Field boxes should be beautiful land w as very dearly ami in­ small enough so that one man can terestingly set forth in handle them with ease, to prevent Jar­ George L. Maris. ring when It Is set .down. Quite s Miss Tetherly read the Wanderings of number of different styles art* In use Odin," and “ A Skin-Changing Journey." among tho growers, but It Is believed After tho conclusion of tha program for that the one Invented by W. 8, Hart the afternoon, the subject of a dub color of Hawks Park. Fla., Is the best It ts 26 6-6 Inches long on the bottom. and motto was discussed by the club Vyash B o iler 27 j-S Inches between heads. Heads The (resident appointed Mrs. L R. Philare 1x10x12 Inches and have a rabbit bps. Miss Guild and Mrs. J. W. Dickins a set down Ip aide the bead about 1 committee to select a suitable motto and Inch. It has two hand holds 3 1-3 color for the dub. Inches down from the ypper edge of Xn editor’s Invoice the bead. These boxes bold about two thirds of s standard box of fruit snd A North parotitis «ittor tuts kept track can be piled one above another as of his profit and kms during the year, and high as a person can reach without gives an invoke of his business at the danger of crushing the fruit The end of twelve months of ups and downs: rabbits bold them from slipping when Bren broke. 161 times. tiered up for tunfllng and as there Is Had money, 4 times. free ventilation and no heavy ms si Praised the public. 9 times. of fruit In any’ one box, they can be Told lies, 1.729 times. ■tacked up In the packing house ju \0 Told the truth. I time. left until the fruit Is needed with as C hafing Dish Missed prayer meeting. 52 tiroes little danger of Injury as though they were In slatted bins Been roasted, 421 tiroes ** v Wji Field Baskets and Baga—There Is Roasted others, 52 tiroes considerable difference of opinion as Washed office towels, 5 tipes to the us« of bags or baskets ThA Missed m e a ls 0 most common form of picking recop Mistaken fur preacher. M times tacts ts the familiar canvas bag slung Mistaken for capitalist. 0. \ scrums the shoulder with the mouth Found money, 0. ji) opening on the left-hand aids. The Took bath. < times objection to this Ig that the fruit may Delinquents who paid. 2S. become Jammed or bruised through Those who did not pay, 139. the sack against the sides and rounds Paid in conscience. 0. of the ladder or branches of the tree. Further, there la always a atrong Got whipped. 0. temptation, to pour the friitt Into the Whipped others 23 tiroes box without removing It from the Cash on hand at beginning. $1.47. P e rc o lato r shoulder This should never be per Cash on hand at ending. 15 cams rnltted. as It results tn damage to the fruit, which will show up when the M a y ors Proclamation fruit reaches its destination. The In accordance with the laws and ordi­ wicker basket has been highly recom mended by competent authority as oh nances of the City of Sanford, Florida, vlatlng tho danger of damaging fruit providing for an annual election of mu­ while on The ladders and while empty­ nicipal officers L Forest Lake, Mayor of ing Into tfie field boxes, but the prln •aid city, and by the power vested in roe clpal objection to It ~ls that It ia very ■a Mayor, do issue this proclamation, unhandy In getting around the tree calling in election t<5 be held according and among the branches. A new pick­ to taw on the tint Tuesday in December, ing bag or coat wag tried out last being the fifth day of said month. 1911. .season by some up to date growers, P e rc o lato r and la said to have given satisfaction. It U made of bedlicking, resembles a picking shift and tha openings ars wo placed that the picker can throw the fruit Into the c o a l There Is a book underneath the Up of the coat. and. wh«n the coat U full, he unanaps tbs ring and pours the fruit out o f one Alda; than he unanaps the ring on tha other side and lota tha fruit out of that side. Then he buttons It up y. and goes back to work. v J Handling of Ladders.—The greatest C uspidor Care ahould be exercised In handling the Udders among the trees, as tha picker who threshes his ladder, about .We carry a complete ¿took among the branch ea to seeftra a Arm J .. resting place, bruises more, or thorn of this fine line. The pricks, m ore fruit titan his day's work Rochester G o o d s — a l l ' U worth. Suitable ladders should be provided and the pickery required to Nickel-Plated a n d t i n handle them with care. I lined. Call, and let u£ Yield Wagons.— A krw spring truck or wagon should always he used to hauling tho fruit, as a high ipringlcas wagon will do untold damage by Jar­ ring tb« fruit tn the field boxes, be­ sides the extra exertion of having to -***¥' Hft the boxes from a' height, win tell 1 -in a day's work on the man who does liftiOft into the packing house,'eopeelsHy. If he Ja handling a Urge crop Jfunusl) Hour €nitrc Cotise from our magnificent stock. All woods, all finishes, all grades all styles. We are justly proud of our line apd want to show.it to Drop in to-day.. v X Rand Building . Just across the street “ Cardili Cured M e For nearly ten yean, at different times, Mrs. Mary -Jinks of Treadway, Term., suffered with womanly troubles. She says: "At last, I took down and thought I would die. ! could not sleep. I couldn't eat I had pains ail over. The doctors gave me up. I read that Cardyl had helped so many, and I began to take It, and it cured me. C-udui saved my life! Now, 1 can do anything." If you are weak, tired, worn-out, or suffer frurn any of the pains peculiar to weak women, such as headache, backache, dragging-down feelings, pains In arm, side, hip or limbs, and other symptoms of womanly trouble, you should try Cardui, the woman's tonic Prepared from per­ fectly haritilcss, vegetable ingredients, Cardui is ihc best remedy for you to use, as it can do you nothing but good. It contains no dangerous drugs. It has nd bad after-effects. Ask your druggisL He sells and recommends Cardnt WrtS* to.- Lodi««’ AtlvfMvt DvpL, Chittcr.oori MwtWo« Co., O u fu a c e o . T v ao. tor toMdaf t o l M » « , sa4 M -p *n bool, "lltxn t Treatment lor W o o e a.” seat tret. J M wX Meat Market of Q uality^? When* ymt nui get the best of everything ddiven-tl I ime IIICSM.-U1BT , . MIL CARKT A COMPUTE LINE Of Florida and Western Beef and Pork, lam b. Dry am Salt Meats. Fish, Poultry and Home-Made Pork San »a<e. 1 •/ 1 Wp tirif now prepared to give to the trail»* our sperinl HOME MADE C0R\ BEIF Try. it—you will be pleased. 110 Park Aven up Phone \o I F A L L F E R T IL IZ IN G ! Citrus Growers' 'L * - ) i • ' The reasons for Fall Fertilizing are ably pveoented in our new /ree book entitled ------------ Citrus Growers, L b ok *A h ead !»-----------• f . £ -v* S«nd for a copy. Now Is the timero lay tlie foundation for next year’s crop' Ideal Fertilizers V R ight S o u r c e * j 'R i g h t P r ic e * Re^r* R igh t P r o p o r tio n s - - -. % - ;' fit;;lit R e su lts Coll «tou r Branch Ware-Houeei/R. C. Maxwell, Manager, or address * Wilson & Toom er F e rtilize r Co. X & f F + i------- ' — J*ofc*onvJtl*, F lo rid a W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y • ■ agen ts . *. General £ire Insurance Sanford, Florida �... lilt !>4VruKt lit KALI) imt i W . ABERNATHY CASH and C A S H an d L E A D E R IN F U R N I T U R E TALL M E N T I NSTALLMENT T H IS P L A C E must prove a Prime Favorite on ac­ count o f The Beautiful Designs, High Quality and Low « Prices. . ■. FREIGH T EMU ' ON . ALL v ‘. OUT OF TOWN . O R D E R S *. 1 •* CASH It : gnd INSTALLMENT 1 . ,-s.V ' a <. . I 1*. r. ,' ■ . C A S H W . W . ABERNATHY Sanford a nd I N S T A L L ME N T Florida — rüölivii HAITI MIN(iS with «linnet «»ri ih e gr^mnl« t itr'enehint* ut iff** u'diH'K In Hi*' iflert» *»n .nu l wer«* |»liiy**«f *11 |>enmil nu i t r f v l n 1 w f h R in «‘ N. . » i n F t f n h > i V•• jjii 1 Irui The Norleiyh Diamonti i i.ufM- il» aliMitd te tliii,lt nf tllcrp curry Goal mg ninni'> .i h . m i w h u t.irc ifn ) itulu at night Siimi i) u liv i overi Sunday vm r«• hi■i sg*11 , morning at !j;fii We .j>*• our friends Mi and Mi- I r.-d l iyltir. Mr Mi/.-ll wlirn lliry Ime Hu-ir in.k<-i* I i A Sudici oí inicrcsliitg Items will bruir lini in iniiiil and jum «inun limi Taylor und Mt». U I. IT.yl.ii m.k u ode 'bere ronM l» «uri.- «thrt iri.mg. im nii From Correspondents day. iip thè riv^r ‘ohe ituy fuse week in Mr.)iO«'lc > i «• «, * , •* \ s .- m-ir|y gut limi cgl I »rottici < rin- ladre* nifi unii Un. Kobcnum idi I m i •l.iylor Jftinm I *rt.i# l'iijuyvd (InImi It da* nf short duratimi. IHMVIVÍS 01 niMNOt cou NI V last Thursday ufiermmn. !<• inni min- tlieir day v »n imitili.work of preparing for ili- ir ChriMimnMr j ||. ll.|.|(IJeM m n having o ito* Tlir regalar premdiing servar «ras b.'l.l tflklrnt .siali ni Reported* Weekly jm /,, Iir il t hi'tieZty dipo h Itisi Viim.lav indili hfitll b u l l i . I»»* ligi*’ M 111»li* ri «futi C<f\rrs Ihr IrrrltorV «ór I I . I S i i I l . l > II) ulti. m i t i . Il i! 'l , Mr Cbtlrt». Innii I or»vlli, » ■*» fi"** ut 1 \ N>u \ s ir** •! *n ^ fi ■ n»*ik , Ili»- llrraltl * i l - >11 V \ ( u i . | v l i i tijii . m I *m i l i h i v n * ho.il I Mr». S|«-g * boarding li.ilisr Many uf III.- la.In-« ,f tilt« pi..... ai “u • . • ‘ . .vìi, ——.----» rim/inng rii-....... ig l.dli.Widg Geneva was never luare surprised timo leaded ihe Lidie* SoCi'-iy last rinimdiiy. hy ..ne Puilot. Rev tngi difilli' Ihe «uh PAOLA PtyMS when ihn- approaching i/iurtuigt- of Mr. nt (hr home of AW* Roberson, an liike jeert. "The f«f|*Jtt Way." win, greatly rnSndllOwrttp'.dni." IO The llrrild Perdvnl Smilli and Miss Knziah Provati Geneva. Al last bur long «minner seems tu Atavo Joyed by' nil . , ! wo» mode known to Ihp jröhlic. Tliiw Mr. Curile! .irto'seife ami sinter Wen- in to ton .end. mid the ptrsbnt ore M r am! Mfa .1 S li.irolidji of W ifi j happy couple took tipon t he mite 1ve» the Sanford linn Hu if allay t».r ItalihiW-M Side iiUemf.il ehme.li(>r*«i' I i > i Sumlny vow» of wedded life, u| gite Inline of the nVjutThe King bride’s mother, Mr* KII/uIk IIi Provati. ’ Mi l ^ Unnlcrvin was in Smiford last Mi nod Mr« llaiidini .V Nfe. i. vlsile.l other I« 0 6 last Sunday afternoon, in tin* presenor i S.illll.Ill) .ntfl.lllllinen. ____ Mr und Mr* W <. Siiligl fii-t Suiuluy . «IH sble to t><- «uttsfa ,‘ VP,)' ! of relative* and inumale friend». Kev MUUKrS S 1 AII0 V M n M f H eiter of Snnfnr.l w i« \i«n My any lengit. of tune. .SaiUuinfK utili iniiiil '»!*■", Prawn hlii, . ., , . ». , m g fi.e .id « h.*rv 1.0.1 ....................... ...... mil djtñX L U.».,i •s gone |y Gaüru »o |lived tier life in Genov,. *l|err>he I» loved . p,ifty r. - 111 III. Oll« t « lin ,.ItM1 , ,*.oplc Will i j ............... -(|1 |)(.t tllf. ............... Vjjj,. f h Me Bona, who I» nl present Slnlíuncd i f„, her mpuy line •pioluio». hrt fuilhfnl |tlit'iy vlu»»«-«» I IniHluJiving l>ay for a din- i^or a long intHjrt 'tide, m die alieninoli c ía charge of the packbig hoiiaif At ^new« lo on invalid inother and brother t lie«" to which they iiium . ordially Nita l.etMiiijg -on Ule. áu.K li«I ,i‘ ' * •. - r * filling her life. Mr. Smith has lived any who wish to wane • Week, ffnMsfgutcpKorrell( is making n vlgl* among us for years nnd fins proved him­ A coat with style . and class Many frictAlk TiImkiI Sanford will' lie ■wbrtrUotliuv. MtV. l i W. Smith.' , and the most practical hunt­ self to be n good citizen nnd ncighlior, enteresfed’tti KiuiW* tii.it Mtsg Nellie J.. 1 * •% »w, . ing coat ever designed-. Is MryJsmes flvntis of Twin .pike«, has qnd is. es|M>clally admired for Ills kint^- Cowan liqb »old tier ,.|pw practice (o her absolutely w ater-tight, yet hcnrtrdnrss. Their man) frti-nd» wish for “ ■^[hed from her summerouting fnAhipartner in JnrlrHutiVlilc und wttli her •*J ' * light and flexible. A cont them uurcli Impplne»» a* the years pas» inoiher Mrs J P ■ I’.iwnn hot guifc in Let * -*m made to fit n hunter und very by. SALfc DILLS ('hurlestoii. S (’ . in (ijunKl—»tie winter. 1 Ditdieih Hulcock is. ijgnin among liberal in' cut. Mi»» CtrwomiS u. HpieW- o f , Mrs. W. W. j ««ke»rinnjf. At pwMAkjhè Is lyloi»Z rL L W O O f) NOT TS Is bound yvitb leather; has leatherMiller of ilns^pMcu ami a graduate of f*ith Mr. nnd Mrs. A. A.'Hicks. • ’ covered Shoulders; five outside cutTu the Citrus rìrowrftuf MurUla Sun ford H»<h S<-liool ithamley bo*- oddcrate mill, at in pockets, one outside patch pocket Messrs Will. Edward» and i> flouslon Loujsr'Kiu-difig of Willoughby,__0 ?d ■Lake« station, resumed work for the and had Tull game pockets through­ out the entire coat. The corduroy season the first of the week. went to Orlando lust Tuewhiy in Mr. Ed rivejf in Sanford last Friday collar fits perfectly and when turned Wards'quto. >• " 1’lcr hi, Flyrllu lie wa».jhoi{^ _ st uur church opened Sunday, up fastens with storm »trap. Tbs Mr. Olson left kalutdd* Tor his home at und Mr* • * Eilsw.irtli dr. v v,' , lithjnst.. with Rev. G. U.-Woldron.of button holes are all worked with .V . I day. '«flk , ailk-atilched stays at the strain­ H « ^.Fe-icfrer In charge, Services Pidinom. ing points. Mr. hnd^Mrs J. C. Smith of Oiniemn | held at 3 o’clock every Sunday Mr. 0. Houston »pent lust' Sunday nt Ave.“ cnttitauietL Mr. add Mrs. Washburn Has ventilated tlhdsr arm guisets l^ake Mary. . ■ and adjustable cuffs. The wsterof Sutifurd on Sunday., Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards are (he proofipg I« by »n e w procesa that if * ■u E. A ' Gilbert oí pourdall Ave, « ns tho % 8^cva jonn proud parents of n dnugliter,' who arrived really 11y wi water-tight* ^"««TixlUrâU; ‘ gukst of Mi. and Mrv/J» t) Packard in to blee*. their home Inst Friday. U you want a coat that>, has “ J employe of Chose *.< *.. MiM Ruth Gardner came over from Aj>- lo# n .oh Sunday. class, style, and yet room for “ ^ora portion of iheTrliltj Miss Laura Fish'of Cameron Avc. is a Friday, and sj>ent ii few duys with any reasonable **bog,Minvesti­ delegate tins week at a club cunvciition ' her parents hero.* . *, gate this coat. the grove« In thU «ecuon hnvo Stewart Edwards of Stetson University, in Jacksonville. *t crop tlmt has been known In | \was hero Saturday and Sunday, qn n Visit A card from Mrs. R. M. Warner of toy large limb« have fallen to hit partms. bridge Water,-Conn., who spent last You »eight of beautiful fruit. winter brrr,.»ays this season they bad afeer a hard days work. Mr. J.- S. Gardner was in Orlando lost only 250 bushels of potatoes from their can have it yourself if you will **he* and watermelons lead Saturday. * . wt fnrra while year of Ilf 10 if icy had ItiOO lynt to Georgia every summer. take home a few of those strict­ bushels from same amount of land. will bring-him’ back to Genely hand made cigars called winter. » P lu m b in g and ; •(•'ii)’' 4131 R IN T Solid Comfort .'nil W . L. Morgan C. H. D IN G E E and• McLnin, sr., visit* *Howard <■* e & N E /e t U r lV O IF K To tu« t:.nw> of ih^ iUr«id I njflree wftli Woofö’s Stottoti per» re» poudc( »» regards J ho school childrens a os lbé liule felluw «urne ol them M B .' M AXW ELL’S Sanford . -v • v • ■V.. m a n fin A i G as Fitting • Maxwell Smokers , ■ Florida All Wurk {receives My Personal Attention and twsr r*on« Opposite City Hall 4| h «y Pboae KfO « ? SOSAS t - * fSj �’VT’M ’T* ■ Tilt SAWfORD tltRALD SWELLING THE LIST •'"Vi Sanford's Advertising Ust Wilt Soon , Reach Mlfh Mark conoa Hout:— Herewith you will find a list of those who have subset ¡bed to the Commercial Club's fund of $5,000 to be used for the purpose of advertising San ford as a place of health and residence. Twenty-five subscriptions have netted the Club $1,910.00. Four persona hove refused to contribute to the fund to make ^ “ Sanford Famous." for what reoaon am unable to telL It 'should be the pur pose of every business interest In this town to push the popularity of this fund . until U has reached $5.000 mark and by the time we have judiciously disbursed that - a mount, ws will have produced mlel» re­ sults ns wiU demonstrate the justice ant feasibility of making Sanford’s advertis­ ing campaign a permanent one, being just at active in one season as in an­ other. * Thousands of persons ore coming into Florida every month in the year. They go to the places that give them invita­ tion to come The citizens of this Com­ munity have hid , U>c splendid attribute - o f our town And environs under a Celery Board, and Ij^shoU purpose to remove Allid.board tfithc Atytp heap and intro­ duce Into our town up element’ that has been totally Ignored neglected, I. e., the * p&aon of comfortable means who desires to come to Florida add establish a win• tec home. Teps of thousands of families arc In such conditiuil/financiolly that the Idea of adding iiiure^nlollars to tlteir . finances does not enter Into their cal­ culations in the matter .of making winter home and it is this class of per­ sona that we must It^dto to come and liv e with us. ^ Youri very truly Thomas K. Bato , Secretary. Hot anca tail rrport W. L. Morgan.................. S. F. Shinlioiici ................. N. P Yowdl fc Co Sun foni Marhlnr S (iafngr t o SO00 23 00 SO OO 23 00 D A. CaMwtll A Sona. .. W, W. Abrrnaibr Wight Grocrry Co 23 OO 23 00 Klttil A loan, real rnalr L. K Pbllllpa A C o ......... ....... SBpjiyr > BL?:* Ä • 23 Ou SO OO 25.00 S t 910 OO Criminal Cgurt The stale vs. AlexnTnfet Iji Lain (□ French negro).. Charge, assault and bat­ tery. La Lain plead guilty. and was lined $25 and cost. The state vs.- Daniel Matter. Charge aggravated assault. Verdict, not guilty. The state vs. Guy Thomas. Charge larceny. He was found guilty; sentence will txj jiassed later. •**’ The state vs, Robert See gar ami Frank Roper. Charge, hunting ijunil out , of season. Seegar was acquitted. Roper was Hi nnd unable to attend. The state vs. Deu Bruton. Charge, as­ sault with intent to kill. Verdict not guilty. s The static vs. Washington Siplins. Charge, assault with intent to kill Thtk cuse had been continued over four sessions of the court He wus found guilty, nnd fined $5011, or 12 months on the road. . The state vs. WiU Washington. Charge larceny. Plead guilty, and was fined $100 and cost, or three months on the road. The state vs. Joe Agin was a news boy on one of the local trains, and wus charged with selling liquor on the trains, and found guilty. He was sentenced to three months. T he trial of J L idling. who w as charged with g iv in g worthless cheeks, came tip y e s te r d a y afternoon, b u t w as c o n tin u e d . Oilier cases disposed of yesterday in­ cluded, the slate vs, Henry Robinson. Charged, selling liquor. Continued. Tho stale vs. Dan Smith. Charge, larceny. Verdict, guilty of petit larceny. Fined $50 and cost, or four months. Tho state vs. BenJ. Catnon. Charge, larceny. Annulled. The state vs Frank Morris Charge, selling liquor. Found guilty; fined $350, or six months. The state vs Edward Williams Charge grand larceny. Guilty; given one year. V Seed P o ta to e s Wo can furnish extra (Inequality Spaul­ ding’s Rose No. 4, Seed Potatoes, at $3.00 per hag delivered, Sanford. We guaran* tee this seed to be'Arst class In every particular. Call to see us before placing order. J____ orut crate m a t e r ia l Our prices on Lettuce Hampers, Lettuce O ates. Celery Oates, etc., are right. Samples may be seen in our office. Or­ ders taken now for future delivery. M. 0. COGGINS 00. Welbarne Block... Sanford. 1 1 ,» Notice Is hereby given to all creditors. Legatees, distributees and all persons having claims or demands against the estate o f .Calvin Johnson, deceased, to present them within two years. HCNXtnTA-JOKKSON. Administratrix. Dated July H 1911. $ «tos. ■. ■■ ■—.......... . New goods arriving - « W. W. Longs Grocery — giro him o ' call. 15-tf Ifc - • • • i » ., . ■• ■ Don’t Buy Y our F all Outfit Until You . Have ■ l . Seen . -- JDnnDcss Garments • 1.583 00 23 OO C ha rJ ra S Wing Printing Co Total Il n^CWiùiiàcu HAT’S a strong assertion—Isn’t it? But You'll agree with us that you would be making a mistake if you purchased before you had examined and per­ sonally tried on either a -print ires coat or suit. There’s a delicacy of line—a smartness of style to a iJrinrires that really places them in a class alone. They really confer on their wearer “Distinction in Dress,” and that’s what you are seeking. Come in tomorrow and let us show you. T * m N. P. YOWELL & CO. SOME REASONS WHY CAUSE FOR ALARM. Srnd Your D. HOLDEN L o i* o f A p p .t ita or D l.t r e t * A fter E a t­ ing a S y m p tom T h a t S h ou ld Not Do D lir o g a r d t d . Appetite I. just a natural de*lre Tot Cleanini? ning a: and I )\ cing to tllC Itinit thiH 4 fuml Loss tif npptail» or ■luinm.h ilia retili p}Mri$ SI, ri ri: 1 truss nfi.-r callup Indlriu« Indigestion or djrtpcpalo. Over cut lug U u tiulilt ! F T C n C H Dry ( Bailing S H O U L D NOT B E E L E C T E D very dangerous to a person's pond gen uni Steam Dve Works oral lieu Itli. It la not what you cat. but what you iQ (he Sou th . Mail w J t n it*'•? digest am! assimilate that does you piff of Florida hart (fieri penrupiH * «'* good. Horn« of the at rung cat, heaviest, CfifcfuUjr. A ll wollt gulf Jilt" *1 and healthiest persons nro modern to eater*. There la nothing that will muse more trouble thuu a disordered atom PUnL‘^ 229 Eji»i Uuh'j s* ach, and many people dally contract Holden eaya ho is for progress; where has he shown nny progress? Jacksonville • • • Morula serious mnlndlea lim ply through dt* He don’t pay o dollar taxon propert yasBcsscd in his name In Orange regard or abuse of the stomach. We nrge nlf who B u f f e r from any aio S«r**t »*4 IHW^“Jl County. He is an agent for a land company who own property in San­ stomach derangement, indigestion, or Briwlwt-?03 M tile. FloaJa dyspepsia, whether nrnto or chronic, ford. He has put the price of lots in Sanford so high that one cannot to try ilcin ll 'Dyspepsia Tablets, with t, ■ '» * the distinct understanding that wp will buy and have enough money left to build n home, nnd by so doing he is refund their rnaucy without question *r y\\, . ,i *\ » or formality, if after rcawonable um o f a stumbling block in the progress of Sanford. He has never built n house ** . \ ‘ ’ ** .; this mt’dlclue, |l}ey arr hot tferfeclly in Sanford to rent op to live In, neither has his company. Do you call satisfied with the ffthilts. We recom mend them to.tfor ftisfomera every them progressive? Ur. Spencer has built six houses on Park Avc. be­ dSy, and have yct.tu hcay o f nny one . . F or Women who has not tieen iwadtlfW by tDem. tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, and put the rent where n man We houoflilj U'Ucyo. Have Mote-FHend. than any other do bo with m a s s im e or patterns. M cC all .'t* ^ can pay it and live. Mr. Spencer Is a progressive man. He is building out equal, They give Tery prompt re­ reliable Fashion Guide monthly W lief, (tiding to neutralize Ihe gastric one million tfnc bumltrd thou*»*” up Sanford both In population and houses. That is the kind of progress Juice», strengthen the digestive organs, hotnr». Bctitjés showing oil tlic I*1"* to regulate thk bowels, nnd thustopra ■iL-iigqsolMi CnH PsiterfU,each Sanford needs, and not HOT AIR. progress.1 Give us G. W. Spencer for mole .perfect nutrition, nnd eradicate is hnniful of fcpntkting sim^t sten** and heljrfu! information for w**«»««t. all nnhealthy symptom«. * *. Mayor the man who has ‘ proved by his works that he is progressivem w a ' ttrge y o p t o try a 25c. box of t r t ó r K i.iT .r i'’.“ i Reislt Pyspcpva Tablets, which gives n n u . « ... Iiw!i,rt<r( .p, tm«l tk* mMSV1** man who is truthful and honest who will always pe found in Sanford 10 days' Iroatment. A t the end of U tCiil h u u n i l i i r ,. 1, -that time, your money w ill be returned when you want him. * M cC .9 M i s s . |f W>sa KMT, rermumr , to yon If you are ftpt satisfied. Of *' Y'J*'iLik'•I , kw sw wa M fO II iHl" »«T S'Ut coorae, la ifcrinfic case« length o f treat; •. nu%*r<NsHC'tt. N»nt Dihw thio l) (Vr1' R es p ec tfu lly yours, f1 mailt vartes. For mch case«,. We have 'frVjrrpMt (òhi, pj.b, oau Irem twfi-J|rgcr sIZS«,. which M il for WeM cC A L L ’S MAGAZINE . TO. Remember, ydu can obtain W M I V . 3 T * S É .K .* W k .C -T til turned Ic* Hr this tyithmnnlty fit otir store-T > t Kexsll gtofe. PHttiPS I, 00. ----------------------------- ------------------: I ; ’ *> ,-\w«* , MAYOR OF SA N F O R D Breazeale & Smith M agazine iaid McCall Patterns G .R . -> —v - ___ t____ m.'l'j « I ^ m o m wwswnr* V -■ : ; - tójWìf* # *r ¿TyVn* r i ' iV ; I �/.V SANI'ORD— Life ¡» Worth Lining SANFORD. Rumke« 1* WORTHLESS LANDS ALL AROUND FLORIDA u r e — w lo * ii a s a le u f a ( r j i l o f It Dsosellnm ttirtfn fire for heating PkOpBies i> nee Ir I in 11 irldu, that when S fstDily in Oilund i made a blaze m tile *P«I Are place, the lire department rush*® •*** scenr. nml ttiere was no end of “ d/emem. ■ m ade I s l n y t h e m u . » l*-*n l TUESDAY, NOVEMBER PINK SIIEtì DLISIIES Discarded Florida Tract W orth More __ L .J*. Than a Gold Mine rneGeficratNcws of The Land Around Lake Butler, in the new county . . of Flowers. of Pinellns. there was a small tract of land which the Northern prospector balk­ ed upon and smiled Probably be took CULLED MOM THE STATE P R E SS n handful of it ulong with him and when •. " 1 • he retufned to Indiana or the effete. East to Cpltomr of the W eek'» M ost lnjr he'.enlcriup.ed his friends around tfio portunl Happenings In the J $ .\ -bl>^elUtSd country store sjove liy sIkiw. . . state's Domain. . /• ' Ing (hem Florida Mill and made various ’ The dosing sm i°n ° f tho Gjnfrrence and sundry remarks on the side iliut it • 0( Chtritle* and Girrectlon waa held Sat- was' so lacking in huinuk that vegetation ■day at the Women's Club .at Jackson- for miles around was suffering from the ‘" rife There was a largo attendance of contagion. About n year ago a party of gentle­ ’ delegate* and the Interest and enthusiasm men from NeW Jersey came to Tampa, wu si manifest as on tho opening day. interested in 'slurring a Hungarian coluny 1 ' The JaekocmvUl* branch of the United jn Florida, where they could provide a Gaud««* of iluT hf federacy is going to hfcA|hing spot for • their« fellow . coantry£ t * k t the baulasMp^Florlda' with n. bmnie tabled it) Dm Senator W.J. Drynii. who' had the breeding tenement districts of New Vnrk. These men went over n miieh-udvcrtised *wp named. colouizatiim tract—Inn lint with run The St. Petersburg Times announces ♦ that If will «oon l>ecome n dnily morning that bear not if ml eyes (tint sec nut They looked ujsin llmt tract of sandy DsVtpspef, 0 J St. Petersburg will then soil and felt of it, and stuck some of it fcava-ltfo daily papers, tl\P Evening Inde­ in their pockets, and wont away. Titcy pendent having been In the field for sev­ did not dilate upon their trip to Florida eral years. about.a big stove m n country store. Ifn. Lydia Blunt, n resident of Polk 1 hey hike«) to u laboratory and tested county, has, entered suit in the United out the yarn! And they came back to States Court for $12,000 dutnuges against Tumpu and quietly bought up the land the Atlantic Const Line. Mr*. Blount is n nt n song. And when they bad ncgrest sufferer with rheumatism, und has cumuinted nil the laud they wanted tile) louse an invalid's diuirr In lielping her announced they laid ttie’ best tied of off the train the employes let her drop to silica In (lie United States, nssiiyiiig the track, breaking both of her legs. 9U34 (»cr cent pure They luive a fe** ColW. M. roomer is hot niter the votes million tons und it is wmtli a few dollars .forcongress in bis district, and is using u a (on. • grest deal of newspaper space which will Now comes the re|«>rt llmt nt Tarpon certainly reach the voters Springs there has been in cu r isiM I for The total cntrh of list) in Pensucula lust $500.000 the Triton Silt, a und Mining week was more than 400.000 pounds, and Co., for the miiiiuluctqre «f glu»s and consisted mostly of groupers und rod isirceluin wure. snappers. The catch represented nt There was millions in llmt »nit bless whoiesile prices nearly $13.000 truce. «, At Aulnirndule lliere is snml which Tbs school euroUiucul in Tampa for (be IS lilt' plate glass maiiiilii.tiirers say month of Uctiuei shows a total of 5.171 best glass sand In (be country - This includes the city schools only. sk It linsu't been w; many years ago that The ckltens of Mudisou will soon vote vast, acres of land *eir gobbled up by upoa the purchase of i Il* electric lighting lug corporations and _Umjitinspbuic infwpanl of that city by the municipality. .. duster rsTTlblisbed Thar wortlib-s* InmT A factory it soon to be established in is now covered wirii over $50.000.000 Lakeland with a capacity of |,2(J0 cons worth of machinery und budding, pro­ of.fruity sad Vegeta bles per day. ducing $10.000,000 of phosphate each ATaeDrytma Elks have finished their year. < new turn*. I a •tiuildiug Is said to have A few yrurs ago out mui k .poudi were frnt sibut S2U.000 and it one of tile finest given a w a y — t h r o w n III us g m s l m e a s ­ ia the stair Sospendrd liy Mayor Titus and publicly reprimsolnl. pl.irrd under arrest on *llie fhsrr« of assault and battery, eStuped /mm (be deputy slier iff. recaptured nt Pi« Orange, boznj over to the criminal Chart lot trial and later released on bond. • its series of li ipjvnings In one duy in the career of J K I. ike, who for n couple • •'••^a filled (tie pmuon of city marshof Daytona FLO R ID A . land was la u d s tuc w o r t h $ I n o to $ 1 . " »' a n .li re Mistrial In Aisoii Cusc Orlando. Fla.. Nov. 20 —(Special)—The trial of L B. Lloyd, a young white man of tlus'city, accused of Arson |tv con­ nection wild the burning i n burn ta-longing to Charles (ir.ti tinsi. n ra r Orla ndo. resulted in n mistrial, tfif Jury Stilili bu g four for acquittal, two fur «Lxmv ittioli The cose went to :lit* Jur > Saturday afternoon. When cmin OMlV rrird Ibimorning the furemun o f (h r jury reported a disagreement and and the the jur juiyy w.t* » dismisses!. Tins is ttie second time the youth has been tried, the former trial nlxi resulting In n disagreement. I f Is be­ lieved the state will dow drop the case. ^ bright. who for many years had • prominent merchant of Like CitV. _• *od himself early Monday ®*olttg. He had l>ecn In bad health for Good Supper and Pretty Girls to ••■•time and tin»!* attributed ns the Serve You *•“»• of his rash ocl The ladies of the Kpiscojvd church will After being out three hours! tho Jury In give their annual bazaar and «upper, murder case pending against the three Tuesday, December 5th—afternoon mid f°r «he killing of Deputy evening. Handsome Christmas (iresents ^ . Jj* White at St. Augustine, return­ and a delightful supper ut the following prices: ing I ! ! ? "* “ la,e hour ln ,t " W 'L T,,e ► MEJU). i,n • 'erfflct of murder In the c Oysters 25c ^^•«gree with recommendation forTnerR“ wi* . -'Gucktull Stew r case of Uasooitv.Carfton, and Chicken Salad. 20c '» the second degree against Dan Ham, 10c • • Potato Sola JilOc Bukixi Beans, 10c • "** »snon Carfton. e .*• * Coffee, 6c Tea’. 6c 8 *>*nw °I tndderate dimen- Orange Sherbet. Ibc Cuke, 5c of Ke* ^ ,0,newb*,e ««Uiward * Home-made Bread Served with Supper s**, Northeast strata, warnings Well Caved F-Iri V* * ‘ i rTfa WdCf,!d u* |,fom Miami «o .*.%■ »' 1 y,' 5 'X*«' *.*. •i j . t_ e; The local weather bureau A distressing accident occurred at Mar­ Uiji' ! notified. from Washington. iners Lake, in die lmrrinchen section. 7. It U not expected that wo will Wednesday, when Charles Anderson, n Ihe'dw Ul*n * **in*tonn unless rocent settler in that section, met death WWUotl of the storm changes. . in a cavo-in. He was digging a well and. when about fifteen feet down the sand tt« l t k <I 0ni i'hC WeU founded fh w T caved In, burying him under iL Ilfs UCk U no' 0 ,ulclde' bu‘ kfewin/c.* " ay ,ow«nl T>arts unknown, young daughter immediately £nve die r * * k . T n v di?W > ?«pnco early last alarm and neighbors responding were soon k ■ it i' .'¿**5^ • prominent saw mill at the work of rpaFUe. However, the task brin<* 10 Tampa the was no easy one, as a general cave,pi **.*£*. _*nd conversed with ensued, so it required yearly five hours to w . ; , rewrnWttig Dlnlack ond reach' him.' Wheu'f6und life was^ of 2 *® J “ on is acknowledged br couFie, exUnct— Pdlatia Times-Herald. y ; - . •---------------i --------------. • . New goods arriving' at W. W. Lunge ve hima. colL . 18-U Sr-*— • • s •v.-'lv ; '. . ’ *» . 3E 23S Ê E X 1, 1811 V olum « IV FARMER’S INSTITUTE TRAIN Correspondent Corrects Errors Made Several MundreV People Visited E* In Last Week's Kcport i.h ib lts While Mere »• ' Sanford. Nov 17.—The first enr of let­ The Farmer's Institute train come in tuce of the season from Sanford moved tm schedule time last Friday night und Thursday of Inst week. Ttie quality was tnnny people tried to have a look ut the poor on account of unfavorably weather exhibits at once but there were no ar­ (bis senson which has been very drouthy. rangements made for a .night display The plant has been |»rrdis|«ncd to go to and they were forced to wa^l until morn­ seed instead of heading, us it would hove ing. limit} jilid the season been cool und not Tlte educational ll«tr-'fc4lh (be train ■wi dry This condition has materially In­ were completely worn’ out with their jured early lettuce, which is hardly con- strenuous efforts the day before and were sided marketable, and some growers hove unnble to make addresses but the crowds ploughed up the first crop and will reset were entertained ut (he different ex­ A blight or (llsensu lias uppenred In the hibits by tho men in charge and were early crop. Since the rains conditions well satisfied. arc materially improved, «ml il m con­ . Tltyjltspl.iy of vegetables and (mils ceded now that the crop will begin mov­ and ToYage^cnips wus n good one. The ing freely by December und quality then bogs were greatly udmired by the SuitII be gixjd ford farmers us his liot(sldp _ 1s cointUuctiidng ip JgaM flTCCM BnBF. around celery crop will be shorter than Inst sea- here. son. and ttie sninc is true of (lie Sanford Tlte farming implements also came in section It is stated (hut the supply uf for u share ol discussion although our fancy celery hi New York State is iigbi l>eoplc here arc well up on (Ins kind uf tins season and California Is short KUO uiatcr.nl. acres, und while the .Michigan crop Is Wilbur McCoy, Immigration Agent, normuRTre smaller yield from the other tuul 'Trainmaster Wagner of (lie A. G sections, it is believed, will cause prices L. were with (he (rain. to be belter than usual this winter. President Murpliree and SpeciulTcorAll lust week the weather remained respondent Jesse liur(z were said to be warm ami decidedly unfavorable for let­ with the (rain although they were not tuce. (lie warm spell lias been so pro­ much in evidence. longed iti.it holds in nearly every section around Sanford ore showing tJi. li.nl effects uf the wcottier Sonic fields hove been ufleeted more than others, and quite n number are in such had simp«- that their owners h ov e hern n o m i u e d llmt the crop is beyond control, und the best plan would be to plow up the held. A good many puictics have been destroyed in tins way. Il has been no iinisunuion (lung to lind u Held in winch 2, (h )0 lbs of feitllizcr to tile acre have been used All tills is lost when the held is ploughed up Many wlio have been coili|>elled to destroy (heir crops in this «.o> are trying lo save llie (list lot of terldizer by adding a not her thousand lo ttie acre so ns to hasten the development of a second crop of lettuce which Is being sown The «mu in weather hnq c g W - ' t e j « good deal of lilark -heart ami *mVtr i heading ttie plan! lias gone largely to seed Through a tyisigraplucal error in tiny report last week on the celery crop of 1910 it was shown ilint only 25.000 packages had been shipped. Wliiit w.cs intended was 125 not) President If L. Hughes of (he Tli.rnlo Vegetable (¿rowers A von lotion vov» that l'ie aclilot figures /ire Iju.dnu tankages handled (or 1910-11 and he 1» confident tlint the present season will show above 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 packages. The association will take every safeguard in grading and sjiippiug |>rodnels of the very highest quality Grliwers are better organized (Umi ever before, mid llie out look Is brlghte.r all uround Another error in (lie iop>til was dial of llie iniindsef Diris ior () f Chuse This Mr I luisr is fr•• u lie- West, romilig fioie n few years ago Tin* re|«>r( stated tbnt S. () t'luise, of R in se Kt C.i. was a dl rector of (lie ussocintum. Nu one miln «:te d with Cliusc A (>>., is cduhccteil with tfie Florida Vegetable' Growers' A»« sod a tlon . tM. () Coggin Co., of Pitisburgli The trulli brought out many growers us (o j nod caused more or less discussion (lie itesi methods to be [Hirsiied III m u k mg the most money from (lie leust acres Fewer acres go further at Sanford and (he Sunfurd section could just about raise everything dial was shown un (be display trulli. Revised List of Voters City Council tuoi mi yulied session No»ember I Ht it. at 7 To p in, for llie purl«>»c of revising ine city registration list Present W l) Holden, president pro leni . H A. Howard. J l> llwvidson, H Ward, S. Runge, tinti II R. Slevens. A b­ sent U I. Tliruslier Moved js^bfVgondrd dial (lie following names be ordered stricken from lhe list Brùwlev. W M Itoli ve. T ti Uiaford, Livi UerchHl. M ,, Broadwnter, C M Col ben, N A t^irry. Win IKiblnns. (’ A t.VPllS, J 11 r lowets. 1 M (ìrilllib, W K tiru»cs, 1 L GatchelL F M (ìutcbull. D CnrwixHl. Geo Match. I. J lliMildiun. Richard llnriley. (! K Harris. H H'Iglls. W J Ingram. John Jolipsoii. G hi Jcniimgs. W J JenkUiK. Wm Juiner. Henry Kuys. Levi Kanner.- K l^wis, Frook Leonanli, Il (J Mrlaicus. Mark Mack, JM .. ^ Maudcrvilh II * McKinnon. Hugh Myers. W 1) Marsh, it J ■— v Mnlcoliu. John MoCullongli. G'‘o li Nu kin. Il.'tft) Powif», K J I’ aikiT. F M Price. J R Perkins, T J Pu/kar, R M Prtoe^T U Price. VV S F’y jy . C G Pearson. C (* SANFORD’S PUBLICITY Vigorous .Campaign To Be Inaugurated COMMERCIAL CLUB IS GROWING Secretary Bates Writes About Plans or the Club On Publicity the Tho spirit of progress in Sanford is typically depicted in the support that the advertising fund of tho Sanford Commer­ cial Club Is receiving. With four hours' wutk un dm part of dm writer, the sub­ scriptions reached the neat figure of |2.000. leaving little or nu doubt but what the maximum set by the committee— $5,000—will easily l>e reachçd. Every 4^Ai»ried miiu lanlfesicJ n spiri rut exceed'I I I Y T TTb t n , rnciVemfril. b o V e r n f r i i ' and' n n ' r f nof òot * tngmJ-dilitv’ -lrr only gave abundantly of their fund*, but agreed to put In. a gooff word here ami there where fruitful effort will be needed. (•rent care will be exyreised in die out­ lay of die money. Already llie secretary has been visited by half a dozen smooth tulkcrs from qbroad who seemingly hod designs upon tho roll. But their powers of. annexation were not sufficiently de­ veloped to even permit them to get in sight of the real money. Sanford has sense enough and bruins enough und en­ ergy enough to look after it* advertising, without having to pay llie t>est part of the fund to outsiders for imaginary ser­ vice and advice. The materials dial will tie issued by.tlir Publicity Department ,*uf the Commercial Club will lie of the very best qunlity.*fcftd~ care will betaken lu allow aialiiiug of a cheap nature in taant with the seal of die city s(aiii|ied u|*m il. Such mediums of advertising will be used us reiwti per­ sona who have ample means to ifivest in Sanford pro|M-r(ies Great stress will he placed upm llie ltii|sirtuit<.'e uf tins city as a place of ol! die year round residence and every pjlen U p dor bearing upm die many attributes of our community in this respect will t>c handled lu a very compre­ hensive manner. * What wp nowFhnvu to do is to stand tmCfthor Act with that . cohatlveuess l i-t moves mountains, make "Sait/urd (,'hrf Jlest Plane On Earth" the slogan o f . Of 'bter/ citizen, and in n short time the result*'Ll out publicity campaign will boi fi . > gin to assefl itself - t ’ Yours very truly. " T homas K IDrrs. Secretary 3.5000.000 Box Drop Mf, W C. Tenipto. uf ttid Hurida Citrus Excltangc,# sa y s-that. the totui Floaklaerq(i irf orangey, and grapefruit for, lit« sfusj t t I9II-P2 wilLOc «inly from tligpa to * tbrjre iiud u luff mitffoii Ifixes. Tlte fruit li'*,ev«w, 4io(h orange* nud grnpcfrulr.'. is uf the tirvst quality, flavor and juicyhess dial the state bus,aver prudtiwd since Howe, W 1) ttnULL freeze. Nearly tHitwnaJf of the' Iti.lbcoll. W A .’ nTffc cnip.l* not of (tic first..bloom, hot Nnigb'tàry, M Y of bttei blooms, ‘wjudi .sliould, not l»o Scoti. M L shituntj untU'nfttfi-lllc holiday*, so thero I Sigiti. J il Will not be Hvailtilile for ttif/ vTlianksStrlngfrllow, W A givtug and holiday trade tliis year to • Trunk. It C • exceed a .million and three-quarters t o . toon, J r w tyo million botes, as against, neatly Vining. J M throe tnllliod boxes' last year, and fogr ' distributed a (virtion nf tffi*" (irotlucis die Williams. J -M . f million hoxas tlie preceding year. There­ Walker. W D (inst season, but are nut in the deal tills fore. people whfl.huve oranges to sell' Wiirinnck. W C ' • slmuld bear tins extreme shortage iu year, us far us (Jn* association is con, Lelulutrt. L M ceriird.’ S. O, Chase is ’ the Sanford Lem. F L Yules.' R I) mind iigd no: be in a liurry to Jet- their manager fnf.(Hinse ft Co . which concern La sii. Mock Young. G HJ _ , ; fruit gff ill uny^old price. will l>c a lnrg£ -factor in (tie lettuce and Chrritd. On motion- die .clerk was In­ ‘home Murrlnii^ celery deni this sensou, 'having the nc- structed to furnish the executive comnJlt^ppilay aflernoot»Mat 2 o'clock, at tho Cmmt of several of die largest and mast tce of the wlme Irian's primary with n rxiwrionced gniwers. -Outside of Chase certified copy of die registration H/t. Off home of her parents, Mr. snd^Mrs. Ham­ & Co., and the Florida Vegetable firnw- znotiou council now ndjourtnyl.' •’ y ' r rick, on Palmetto Avenue, between third . 'M. W.'Lovcu^ Clork. uiid^fourth streets; Miss Corn Use Hamrick, e.r»' Asidclution, qf wlncJi N. A-. Colbert '., u aguin truffle tmmngci, so far there aft) U wits united iu marriage to Mr.. A. W. • ' — — •— — *---- r r t . ... * .th e Vaaaarolrth nd'other distributors ift the (leaf— Florida Tliurjton, Rev. G H. Summers, of the Produce New*. . ¿£r .. v 'r *. ^ They camr^We sitvr. ami lhpy conquereil: Methodist church preformed the ceremony — » . . ■■■ « *>■ » ■ I *■., * • is ihe-<«piniun of the large and apprecia­ wjdflr made the happy pair one- The tive Audience. which cnioyed the’ delight-, Her hid extends to thorn congratulations Quiet d om e M arriage- V ful entertainment, "by the Vn»*nr Girls. and best withes. Mis* Bessie. Grave* and Mr. JIT C. McMullen were inprripd at the tidtliV of Friday evening; each one o f whom Is an Florida Corn and Hay th e 'bride'» mother/ Mrs. F. 't ^ OfaVes,' artiMi- AIL dm nice things said about It looks good to a'Floridan to read Iq tltem and |hclr entertainments, ami all tho Monday sfternnop. nt 5:30 u' cIo m . the Hastings News that ''shipments of The ceremony was (»erformed .by Hev. laudatory coinm'endalioris by/the press o t t t 0**0 bnd * lrty oro hclng made from tuis everywhere; Sonford wffl.be glad to C. H. Summers of the Meihodhit diurclt. t,,1^ pl^oe.” There is no reason Why Florida knowledge. Is well deserved and true, Mr. and Mrs. McMullen left on the. evenshould out raise nil of Its furagu crops lhg train fnr 1'tuppa, where they Will she reserves to herself- the pleasure uf ad­ make a short visit before returning td ding. that “ the half bus never been told.’ and put them Into cattle and hogs. ■% »■ ■* Sanford, their future home. Mr. McMullon % * .-, . One Killed First Day Navigator. In Orlando Is connected with the Atlantic Cop*t Death claltried the usual toll in (be au­ Line Railway. * V ’ Chester Kennison, who (iroposes to navi- tomobile taco at Savannah yesterday. goto a motor boat down the Mississippi r: \ Joe Dawson, Marmou driver, wus hurt on Miami is to havu n nbw.banking insd- river, and over sdiup of. the other Inter­ auto course, end MeNny. Case driver, tulltlLi which is another evidence of the esting bodies of wnt«^, wa*> In town this killed In d.ftnjjsh up. rapid ' strides that city is making. The morning for a brief visit. ; Mr. Kennl*o,o - . • rr------- * Wndé does ihokl of the-Sartford piano new Qistitution it to be called die South­ now lives In Sanford, but lately made hi* ern Bank and Trust Company, with tt epp- home In Orlando, where ho hat many tuning. Phone or write to Wade, the — • . i f f* 1 ‘ A * 7, *• ' * >. *• i -fX S sS f s » . 'w .. - "3/m • «’ Eta d 'W rrirj J# »*■*s> r > Ä. -i*rr ■■jitfin * ”'1V � 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 17, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 17, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 17, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7aa5cc519b393a927e25d1db978a7b0b.pdf 244a352affcd12bf759e2dea8725649c PDF Text Text ’ VT’M ’ T* ■ T ilt SAWfORD tltRALD SW ELLING THE L IST •'"Vi Sanford's Advertising U st Wilt Soon , Reach Mlfh Mark conoa Hout:— Herewith you will find a list of those who have subset ¡bed to the Commercial Club's fund of $5,000 to be used for the purpose of advertising San ford as a place of health and residence. Twenty-five subscriptions have netted the Club $1,910.00. Four persona hove refused to contribute to the fund to make ^ “ Sanford Famous." for what reoaon am unable to telL It 'should be the pur pose of every business interest In this town to push the popularity of this fund . until U has reached $5.000 mark and by th e time we have judiciously disbursed that - a mount, ws will have produced mlel» re­ su lts ns wiU demonstrate the justice ant feasibility of making Sanford’s advertis­ ing campaign a permanent one, being ju st at active in one season as in an­ other. * Thousands of persons ore coming into Florida every month in the year. They go to the places that give them in v ita­ tion to come The citizens of this Com­ munity have hid , U>c splendid attribute - o f our town And environs under a Celery Board, and Ij^shoU purpose to remove Allid.board tfithc Atytp heap and intro­ duce Into our town up element’ that has been totally Ignored neglected, I. e., the * p&aon of comfortable means who desires to come to Florida add establish a win• tec home. Teps of thousands of families arc In such conditiuil/financiolly that the Idea of adding iiiure^nlollars to tlteir . finances does not enter Into their ca l­ culations in the matter .of making winter home and it is this class of per­ sona that we must It^dto to come and liv e with us. ^ Youri very truly T homas K. B ato , Secretary. W. L. Morgan.................. SO 00 S. F . Shinlioiici .................... N. P Yowdl fc Co Su n foni Marhlnr S (iafngr t o 23 00 SO OO CharJraS Wing Printing Co 23 00 D A. CaMwtll A Sona. .. 23 OO W, W. Abrrnaibr Wight Grocrry Co Klttil A loan, real r n a l r L. K Pbllllpa A C o ......... ........ 23 00 Total B L ? :* Ä • 23 Ou SO OO 25.00 S t 910 OO Criminal Cgurt The stale vs. AlexnTnfet Ij i Lain (□ French negro).. Charge, assault and b at­ tery. La Lain plead guilty. and was lined $25 and cost. The state vs.- Daniel Matter. Charge aggravated assault. Verdict, not guilty. The state vs. Guy Thomas. Charge larceny. He was found guilty; sentence will txj jiassed later. •**’ The state vs, Robert See gar ami Frank Roper. Charge, hunting ijunil out , of season. Seegar was acquitted. Roper was Hi nnd unable to attend. The state vs. Deu Bruton. Charge, as­ sault with intent to kill. Verdict not guilty. s The static vs. Washington Siplins. Charge, assault with intent to kill Thtk cuse had been continued over four sessions of the court He wus found guilty, nnd fined $5011, or 12 months on the road. . The state vs. WiU Washington. Charge larceny. Plead guilty, and was fined $100 and cost, or three months on the road. The state vs. Jo e Agin was a news boy on one of the local trains, and wus charged with selling liquor on the trains, and found guilty. He was sentenced to three months. T h e trial of J L idling. who was charged with giving worthless cheeks, cam e tip yesterday afternoon, but was continued. Oilier cases disposed of yesterday in ­ cluded, the slate vs, Henry Robinson. Charged, selling liquor. Continued. Tho stale vs. Dan Smith. Charge, larceny. Verdict, guilty of petit larceny. Fined $50 and cost, or four months. Tho state vs. BenJ. Cat non. Charge, larceny. Annulled. The state vs Frank Morris Charge, selling liquor. Found guilty; fined $350, or six months. The state vs Edward Williams Charge grand larceny. Guilty; given one year. V Seed P o ta to e s Wo can furnish extra (Inequality Spaul­ ding’s Rose No. 4, Seed Potatoes, at $3.00 per hag delivered, Sanford. We guaran* tee this seed to be'Arst class In every particular. Call to see us before placing order. J ____ orut crate m a t e r ia l Our prices on Lettuce Hampers, Lettuce O a te s. Celery O ates, etc., are right. Sam ples may be seen in our office. Or­ ders taken now for future delivery. M. 0 . COGGINS 00. Welbarne Block... Sanford. 1 1 ,» Notice Is hereby given to all creditors. Legatees, distributees and all persons having claims or demands against the estate of .Calvin Johnson, deceased, to present them within two years. HCNXtnTA-JOKKSON. Administratrix. Dated July H 1911. $ «tos. ■. ■■ ■—........... .. New goods arriving - « W. W. Longs Grocery — giro him o ' call. 15-tf Ifc - • • Don’t Buy Y our F all Outfit Until You Have Seen JDnnDcss Garments ■ l . . -- . • 1.583 00 23 OO Hot anca ta il rrport S B p jiy r > Il n ^ C W i ù i i à c u i » ., . • ■• ■ HAT’S a strong assertion—Isn’t it? But Y ou'll agree with us that you would be making a mistake if you purchased before you had examined and per­ sonally tried on either a -print ires coat or suit. There’s a delicacy of line—a smartness of style to a iJrinrires that really places them in a class alone. They really confer on their wearer “Distinction in Dress,” and that’s what you are seeking. Come in tomorrow and let us show you. T * m N. P. YO W ELL & CO. SOME REASONS WHY CAUSE FOR ALARM. S r n d Your D. HOLDEN L o i* of A p p .t it a or D l . t r e t * A ft e r E a t ­ in g a S y m p to m T h a t S h o u ld Not Do D lir o g a r d t d . Appetite I. just a natural de*lre Tot fuml Loss tif npptail» or ■luinm.h ilia truss nfi.-r callup Indlriu« Indigestion or djrtpcpalo. Over cut lug U u tiulilt S H O U L D NOT B E E L E C T E D very dangerous to a person's pond gen oral lieu Itli. It la not what you cat. but what you digest am! assimilate that does you good. Horn« of the at rung cat, heaviest, and healthiest persons nro modern to eater*. There la nothing th at will muse more trouble thuu a disordered atom Holden eaya ho is for progress; where has he shown nny progress? ach, and many people dally contract serious mnlndlea lim ply through dt* He don’t pay o dollar ta x o n propert yasBcsscd in his name In Orange regard or abuse of the stomach. We nrge nlf who B u f f e r from any County. He is an agent for a land company who own property in San­ stomach derangement, indigestion, or dyspepsia, whether nrnto or chronic, ford. He has put the price of lots in Sanford so high that one cannot to try ilc in ll 'Dyspepsia Tablets, with t, ■ '» * the distinct understanding that wp will buy and have enough money left to build n home, nnd by so doing he is refund their rnaucy without question * r y \ \, . ,i *\ » or form ality, if after rcawonable um of a stumbling block in the progress of Sanford. He has never built n house ** . \ ‘ ’* * .; this mt’dlclue, |l}ey a r r hot tferfeclly in Sanford to rent op to live In, neither has his company. Do you call satisfied with the ffthilts. We recom mend them to .tfo r ftisfom era every them progressive? Ur. Spencer has built six houses on Park Avc. be­ dSy, and have yct.tu hcay of nny one who has not tieen iwadtlfW by tDem. tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, and put the rent where n man We houoflilj U'Ucyo. do bo with out equal, They give Tery prompt re­ can pay it and live. Mr. Spencer Is a progressive man. He is building lief, (tiding to neutralize Ihe gastric up Sanford both In population and houses. That is the kind of progress Juice», strengthen the digestive organs, to regulate thk bowels, nnd th u stop ra Sanford needs, and not HOT AIR. progress.1 Give us G. W. Spencer for mole .perfect nutrition, nnd eradicate all nnhealthy symptom«. * *. Mayor the man who has ‘proved by his works that he is progressivem w a' ttrge y o p to try a 25c. box of R eislt Pyspcpva Tablets, which gives man who is truthful and honest who will always found in Sanford 10 days' Iroatment. A t the end of -that time, your money w ill be returned when you want him. * to yon I f you are ftpt satisfied. Of *' Y'J*'iLik'•I , coorae, la ifcrinfic case« length of treat; •. R es p ec tfu lly yours, f 1 mailt vartes. For m ch case«,. We have twfi-J|rgcr sIZS«,. which M il for We. TO. Remember, ydu can obtain til turned Ic* Hr th is tyithmnnlty fit otir s to re -T > t K exsll gtofe. PHttiPS I , 0 0 . : I ; ’ *> ,-\w«* , -> : ; - t ó jW ì f * # *r MAYOR OF SANFORD pe G .R . —v - ___ t____ m . 'l 'j m o m wwswnr*V « I ^ -■ C l e a nn iinn i g? a :n d I )\ c i n g to tllC Itinit thiH 4 retili p}Mri$ SI, ri ri: 1 !F T C n C H uni S te a m Dry ( D ve B a il in g Works I iQ (he South. Mail w J t n it*'•? piff of Florida hart (fieri penrupiH * «'* CfifcfuUjr. A ll wollt gulf Jilt" *1 Breazeale P U n L ‘^ 2 2 9 Jacksonville & Smith E j i »i U u h ' j s * • • • Morula Briwlwt -? 0 3 Maio S«r**t »*4 IH W ^“Jl tile. FloaJa M agazine iaid M c C a ll Patterns . . F o r Women Have M ote-FH end. than any other m assim e or patterns. McCall .'t* ^ reliable Fashion Guide monthly W one million tfnc bumltrd thou*»*” hotnr». B ctitjés showing oil tlic I*1"* ■iL-iigqsolMi CnH PsiterfU ,each is hnniful of fcpntkting sim^t sten** and heljrfu! information for w**«»««t. t r t ó r K i . i T . r i ' ’.“ i n n u . « ... Iiw!i,rt<r( .p , tm«l tk* mMSV1** UtCiil huuniliir,. 1, M cC .9 M is s . |f W>sa KMT, rermumr kwsw wa MfOII iHl" »«T S'Ut nu%*r<NsHC'tt. N»nt Dihw thio l) (Vr1' 'frVjrrpMt (òhi, pj.b, oau Irem , M c C A L L ’S M A G A Z IN E W M I V . 3 T * S É .K . * W k .C -T ----------------------------- ------------------- ¿TyVn* r i ' iV ; �/.V S A N I'O R D — L ife ¡» Worth Lining SANFORD. Rumke« 1 * WORTHLESS LANDS ALL AROUND FLORIDA FLO R ID A . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER PINK S IIE tì DLISIIES X 1, 1811 Volum « IV FARMER’ S INSTITUTE TRAIN Discarded Florida Tract W orth More Correspondent C orrects E rro rs Made Several MundreV People Visited E* __L .J*. Than a Gold Mine In L ast W eek's Kcport i.h ib lt s W hile Mere »• rneGeficratNcws of The Land Around Lake Butler, in the new county ' Sanford. Nov 17.—The first enr of let­ The Farmer's Institute train come in . . of Flowers. of Pinellns. there was a small tract of tuce of the season from Sanford moved tm schedule time last Friday night und land which the Northern prospector balk­ ed upon and smiled Probably be took CULLED MOM THE STATE PRESS n handful of it ulong with him and when •. " 1 • he retufned to Indiana or the effete. East to Cpltomr of the Week'» M ost ln jr he'.enlcriup.ed his friends around tfio portunl Happenings In th e J$ .\ -bl>^elUtSd country store sjove liy s Ikiw. . . s ta te 's Domain. . /• ' Ing (hem Florida Mill and made various ’ The dosing sm i°n ° f tho Gjnfrrence and sundry remarks on the side iliut it • 0( Chtritle* and Girrectlon waa held S a t- was' so lacking in huinuk that vegetation ■day at the Women's Club .at Jackson- for miles around was suffering from the ‘" rife There was a largo attendance of contagion. About n year ago a party of gentle­ ’delegate* and the Interest and enthusiasm men from NeW Jersey came to Tampa, wu si manifest as on tho opening day. interested in 'slurring a Hungarian coluny 1 ' The JaekocmvUl* branch of the United jn Florida, where they could provide a Gaud««* of ilu T h f federacy is going to hfcA|hing spot for • their« fellow . coantry£ t * k t the baulasMp^Florlda' with n. bmnie tabled it) Dm Senator W .J. Drynii. who' had the breeding tenement districts of New Vnrk. These men went over n miieh-udvcrtised *wp named. colouizatiim tract—Inn lint with ru n The St. Petersburg Times announces ♦ that If will «oon l>ecome n dnily morning that bear not if ml eyes (tint sec nut They looked ujsin llmt tract of sandy DsVtpspef, 0 J St. Petersburg will then soil and felt of it, and stuck some of it fcava-ltfo daily papers, tl\P Evening Inde­ in their pockets, and wont away. Titcy pendent having been In the field for sev­ did not dilate upon their trip to Florida eral years. about.a big stove m n country store. Ifn. Lydia Blunt, n resident of Polk 1 hey hike«) to u laboratory and tested county, has, entered suit in the United out the yarn! And they came back to States Court for $12,000 dutnuges against Tumpu and quietly bought up the land the Atlantic Const Line. Mr*. Blount is n nt n song. And when they bad ncgrest sufferer with rheumatism, und has cumuinted nil the laud they wanted tile) louse an invalid's diuirr In lielping her announced they laid ttie’ best tied of off the train the employes let her drop to silica In (lie United States, nssiiyiiig the track, breaking both of her legs. 9U 34 (»cr cent pure They luive a fe** ColW. M. roomer is hot niter the votes million tons und it is wmtli a few dollars .forcongress in bis district, and is using u a (on. • grest deal of newspaper space which will Now comes the re|«>rt llmt nt Tarpon certainly reach the voters Springs there has been incur isiM I for The total cntrh of list) in Pensucula lust $500 .0 0 0 the Triton Silt, a und Mining week was more than 400.000 pounds, and Co., for the miiiiuluctqre «f glu»s and consisted mostly of groupers und rod isirceluin wure. snappers. The catch represented nt There was millions in llmt »nit bless whoiesile prices nearly $13.000 truce. «, At Aulnirndule lliere is snml which Tbs school euroUiucul in Tampa for (be IS lilt' plate glass maiiiilii.tiirers say month of Uctiuei shows a total of 5.171 best glass sand In (be country - This includes the city schools only. sk It linsu't been w; many years ago that The ckltens of Mudisou will soon vote vast, acres of land * e ir gobbled up by upoa the purchase of i Il* electric lighting lug corporations and _Umjitinspbuic infwpanl of that city by the municipality. .. duster rsTTlblisbed Thar wortlib-s* InmT A factory it soon to be established in is now covered wirii over $ 5 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 Lakeland with a capacity of |,2(J0 cons worth of machinery und budding, pro­ of.fruity sad Vegeta bles per day. ducing $ 10 .000,000 of phosphate each ATaeDrytma Elks have finished their year. < new turn*. I a •tiuildiug Is said to have A few yrurs ago out mui k .poudi were frnt sibut S2U.000 and it one of tile finest given a wa y — t hrown III us gmsl m e a s ­ ia the stair ur e— wlo*ii a s a l e uf a ( r j i l of Sospendrd liy Mayor Titus and publicly reprimsolnl. pl.irrd under arrest on *llie fhsrr« of assault and battery, eStuped /mm (be deputy slier iff. recaptured nt Pi« Orange, boznj over to the criminal Chart lot trial and later released on bond. • its series of li ipjvnings In one duy in the career of J K I. ike, who for n couple • •'••^a filled (tie p m u o n of city m arsh- of Daytona It Dsosellnm ttirtfn fire for heating PkOpBies i> nee Ir I in 11 irldu, that when S fstDily in Oilund i made a blaze m tile *P«I Are place, the lire department rush*® •*** scenr. nml ttiere was no end of “ d/emem. ■ ma d e I s l n y t he mu. » l*-*n l land was l auds tuc worth $ I no to $ 1 . " »' an .li re M istrial In Aiso ii Cusc Orlando. Fla.. Nov. 20 —(Special)—The trial of L B. Lloyd, a young white man of tlus'city, accused of Arson |tv con­ nection wild the burning i n burn ta-longing to Charles (ir.ti tinsi. n ra r Orla ndo. resulted in n mistrial, tfif Jury Stilili bug four for acquittal, two fur «Lxmv ittioli The cose went to :lit* Jur > Saturday afternoon. When cmin OMlV rrird Ibimorning the furemun of (hr jury reported a disagreement and the jur juiyy w.t* » dismisses!. Tins is ttie second time the youth has been tried, the former trial nlxi resulting In n disagreement. I f Is be­ lieved the state will dow drop the case. ^ bright. who for many years had • prominent merchant of Like CitV. _• *od himself early Monday ®*olttg. He had l>ecn In bad health for Good Supper and P retty Girls to ••■•time and tin»!* attributed ns the Serve You *•“»• of his rash ocl The ladies of the Kpiscojvd church will After being out three hours! tho Jury In give their annual bazaar and «upper, murder case pending against the three Tuesday, December 5th—afternoon mid f°r «he killing of Deputy evening. Handsome Christmas (iresents ^ . Jj* White at St. Augustine, return­ and a delightful supper ut the following prices: ing I ! ! ? "* “ la,e hour ln,t "W 'L T,,e c ► MEJU). i,n • 'erfflct of murder In the Oysters 25c ^^•«gree with recommendation forTnerR“ wi * . -'Gucktull Stew r case of Uasooitv.Carfton, and Chicken Salad. 20c '» the second degree against Dan Ham, 10c • • Potato Sola JilO c Bukixi Beans, 10c • "** »snon Carfton. e .*• * Coffee, 6c Tea’. 6c 8 *>*nw ° I tndderate dimen- Orange Sherbet. Ibc Cuke, 5c of Ke* ^ ,0,newb*,e ««Uiward * Home-made Bread Served with Supper s**, Northeast strata, warnings Well Caved F- Iri V * * ‘ i r T f a W dCf,!d u * |,fom M ia m i «o .*.%■ »' 1 y , ' 5 ' X * « ' * .* . •i j . t_ e; The local weather bureau A distressing accident occurred at Mar­ U iji' ! notified. from Washington. iners Lake, in die lmrrinchen section. 7. It U not expected that wo will Wednesday, when Charles Anderson, n Ihe'dw Ul* n * **in*tonn unless rocent settler in that section, met death WWUotl of the storm changes. . in a cavo-in. He was digging a well and. when about fifteen feet down the sand tt« l t k <I 0ni i'hC WeU founded fh w T caved In, burying him under iL Ilfs UCk U no' 0 ,ulclde' bu‘ kfewin/c.* " ay ,ow«nl T>arts unknown, young daughter immediately £nve die r * * k . T n v di?W >?«pnco early last alarm and neighbors responding were soon k ■ i t i ' .'¿**5 ^ • prominent saw mill at the work of rpaFUe. However, the task brin<* 10 Tampa the was no easy one, as a general cave,pi * * .* £ * . _*nd conversed with ensued, so it required yearly five hours to w . ; , rewrnWttig Dlnlack ond reach' him .' W h e u 'f6und life was^ of 2 *® J“on is acknowledged b r couFie, exUnct— Pdlatia Times-Herald. y ; - . •---------------i --------------. • . N e w g oods a r r iv in g ' a t S r-* — • • s ’ *» . 3E23SÊE W. ve him a . colL •v.-'lv ; ' .. W . Lu n g e Thursday of Inst week. Ttie quality was tnnny people tried to have a look ut the poor on account of unfavorably weather exhibits at once but there were no ar­ (bis senson which has been very drouthy. rangements made for a .night display The plant has been |»rrdis|«ncd to go to and they were forced to wa^l until morn­ seed instead of heading, us it would hove ing. limit} jilid the season been cool und not Tlte educational ll«tr-'fc4lh (be train ■wi dry This condition has materially In­ were completely worn’ out with their jured early lettuce, which is hardly con- strenuous efforts the day before and were sided marketable, and some growers hove unnble to make addresses but the crowds ploughed up the first crop and will reset were entertained ut (he different ex­ A blight or (llsensu lias uppenred In the hibits by tho men in charge and were early crop. Since the rains conditions well satisfied. arc materially improved, «ml il m con­ . Tltyjltspl.iy of vegetables and (mils ceded now that the crop will begin mov­ and ToYage^cnips wus n good one. The ing freely by December und quality then bogs were greatly udmired by the SuitII be gixjd ford farmers us his liot(sldp _ 1 s cointUuctiidng ip Jg a M flT C C M B n B F . around celery crop will be shorter than Inst sea- here. son. and ttie sninc is true of (lie Sanford Tlte farming implements also came in section It is sta te d (hut the supply uf for u share ol discussion although our fancy celery h i New York State is iigbi l>eoplc here arc well up on (Ins kind uf tins season and California Is short KUO uiatcr.nl. acres, und while the .Michigan crop Is Wilbur McCoy, Immigration Agent, normuRTre smaller yield from the other tuul 'Trainmaster Wagner of (lie A. G sections, it is believed, will cause prices L . were with (he (rain. to be belter th an usual this winter. President Murpliree and SpeciulTcorAll lust week the weather remained respondent Jesse liur(z were said to be warm ami decidedly unfavorable for le t­ with the (rain although they were not tuce. (lie warm spell lias been so pro­ much in evidence. longed iti.it holds in nearly every section around Sanford ore showing tJi. li.nl effects uf the wcottier Sonic fields hove been ufleeted more than others, and quite n number are in such had simp«- that their owners hove hern n o m i u e d llmt the crop is beyond control, und the best plan would be to plow up the held. A good many puictics have been destroyed in tins way. Il has been no iinisunuion (lung to lind u Held in winch 2,(h)0 lbs of feitllizcr to tile acre have been used All tills is lost when the held is ploughed up Many wlio hav e been coili|>elled to destroy (heir crops in this «.o> are trying lo save llie (list lot of terldizer by adding a not her thousand lo ttie acre so ns to hasten the development of a second crop of lettuce which Is being sown The «mu in weather hnq c g W - ' t e j « good deal of lilark -heart am i *mVtr i heading ttie plan! lias gone largely to seed Through a tyisigraplucal error in tiny report last week on the celery crop of 1910 it was shown ilint only 2 5 .0 0 0 packages had been shipped. Wliiit w.cs intended was 125 not) President If L. Hughes of (he Tli.rnlo Vegetable (¿rowers Avon lotion vov» that l'ie aclilot figures /ire I ju.dnu tan k a g e s handled (or 1910-11 and he 1» confident tlint the present season will show above 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 packages. The association will take every safeguard in grading and sjiippiug |>rodnels of the very highest quality Grliwers are b etter organized (Umi ever before, mid llie out look Is brlghte.r all uround Another error in (lie iop>til was dial of llie in iin d se f Diris ior () f Chuse This Mr I luisr is fr•• u lie- West, romilig fioie n few years ago Tin* re|«>r( stated tbnt S. () t'luise, of R i n s e Kt C .i. was a dl rector of (lie ussocintum. Nu one miln « :te d with Cliusc A (>>., is cduhccteil with tfie Florida Vegetable' Growers' A»« s o d a tlo n . t M. () Coggin Co., of Pitisburgli The trulli brought out m any growers us (o j nod caused more or less discussion (lie itesi methods to be [Hirsiied III muk mg the most money from (lie leust acres Fewer acres go further at Sanford and (he Sunfurd sectio n could ju st about raise everything dial was shown un (be display trulli. R e v ise d L ist of V o t e r s City Council tuoi mi yulied session No»ember I Ht it. at 7 To p in , for llie purl«>»c of revising ine city registration list Present W l) Holden, president pro leni . H A. Howard. J l> llwvidson, H Ward, S. Runge, tinti II R. Slev ens. Ab­ sent U I. Tliruslier Moved js^bfVgondrd dial (lie following names be ordered stricken from lhe list Brùwlev. W M Itoli ve. T ti Uiaford, Livi UerchHl. M ,, Broadwnter, C M Col ben, N A t^irry. Win IKiblnns. (’ A t.VPllS, J 11 r lowets. 1 M (ìrilllib, W K tiru»cs, 1 L GatchelL F M (ìutcbull. D CnrwixHl. Geo Match. I. J lliMildiun. Richard llnriley. (! K Harris. H H'Iglls. W J Ingram. John Jolipsoii. G hi Jcniimgs. W J JenkUiK. Wm Juiner. Henry Kuys. Levi Kanner.- K l^wis, Frook Leonanli, Il (J Mrlaicus. Mark Mack, JM .. ^ Maudcrvilh II * McKinnon. Hugh Myers. W 1) Marsh, it J ■— v Mnlcoliu. John MoCullongli. G'‘o li Nu kin. Il.'tft) Powif», K J I’aikiT. F M Price. J R Perkins, T J Pu/kar, R M Prtoe^T U Price. VV S F’y jy . C G Pearson. C (* SANFORD’S PUBLICITY Vigorous .Campaign Inaugurated To Be COMMERCIAL CLUB IS GROWING S e cretary B a tes W rites About Plans or the Club On Publicity the Tho spirit of progress in Sanford is typically depicted in the support that the advertising fund of tho Sanford Commer­ cial Club Is receiving. With four hours' wutk un dm part of dm writer, the sub­ scriptions reached the neat figure of |2 .000. leaving little or nu doubt but what the maximum set by the committee— $5,000—will easily l>e reachçd. Every 4 ^Ai»ried miiu lan lfesicJ n spiri rut exceed' I II YTTb Ttn, rnciVemfril. b o V e r n f r i i ' and' nn'rf nof ò ot * tngmJ-dilitv’ -lrr only gave abundantly of their fund*, but agreed to put In. a gooff word here ami there where fruitful effort will be needed. (•rent care will be exyreised in die out­ lay of die money. Already llie secretary has been visited by half a dozen smooth tulkcrs from qbroad who seemingly hod designs upon tho roll. But their powers of. annexation were not sufficiently de­ veloped to even permit them to get in sight of the real money. Sanford has sense enough and bruins enough und en­ ergy enough to look after it* advertising, without having to pay llie t>est part of the fund to outsiders for imaginary ser­ vice and advice. The materials dial will tie issued by.tlir Publicity Department ,*uf the Commercial Club will lie of the very best qunlity.*fcftd~ care will betaken lu allow aialiiiug of a cheap nature in ta a n t with the seal of die city s(aiii|ied u|*m il. Such mediums of advertising will be used us reiwti per­ sona who have ample means to ifivest in Sanford pro|M-r(ies Great stress will he placed upm llie ltii|sirtuit<.'e uf tins city as a place of ol! die year round residence and every pjlen U p dor bearing upm die many attributes of our community in this respect will t>c handled lu a very compre­ hensive manner. * What wp nowFhnvu to do is to stand tmCfthor Act with that . cohatlveuess l i - t moves mountains, make "Sait/urd (,'hrf Jlest Plane On Earth" the slogan o f . Of 'bter/ citizen, and in n short time the result*'Ll out publicity campaign will boi fi . > gin to assefl itself -t ’ Yours very truly. " Thomas K IDrrs. Secretary 3 .5 0 0 0 .0 0 0 Box Drop Mf, W C. Tenipto. uf ttid Hurida Citrus Excltangc,# s a y s -th a t. the totui Floaklaerq(i irf orangey, and grapefruit for, lit« sfusjtt I9II-P2 wilLOc «inly from tligpa to * tbrjre iiud u luff mitffoii Ifixes. Tlte fruit li'*,ev«w, 4io(h orange* nud grnpcfrulr.'. is uf the tirvst quality, flavor and juicyhess dial the state bus,aver prudtiwd since Howe, W 1) ttnULL freeze. Nearly tHitwnaJf of the' Iti.lbcoll. W A .’nTffc cnip.l* not of (tic first..bloom, hot Nnigb'tàry, M Y of bttei blooms, ‘wjudi .sliould, not l»o Scoti. M L shituntj untU'nfttfi-lllc holiday*, so thero I Sig iti. J il Will not be Hvailtilile for ttif/ vTlianksStrlngfrllow, W A givtug and holiday trade tliis year to • Trunk. It C • exceed a .million and three-quarters t o . toon, J r w tyo million botes, as against, neatly Vining. J M throe tnllliod boxes' last year, and fogr ' distributed a (virtion nf tffi*" (irotlucis die Williams. J -M . f million hoxas tlie preceding year. There­ Walker. W D (inst season, but are nut in the deal tills fore. people whfl.huve oranges to se ll' Wiirinnck. W C ' • slmuld bear tins extreme shortage iu year, us far us (Jn* association is con, Lelulutrt. L M ceriird.’ S. O, Chase is ’ the Sanford Lem. F L Yules.' R I) mind iigd no: be in a liurry to Jet- their manager fnf.(Hinse ft Co . which concern La sii. Mock Young. G HJ _ , ; fruit gff ill uny^old price. will l>c a lnrg£ -factor in (tie lettuce and Chrritd. On motion- die .clerk was In­ ‘hom e M urrlnii^ celery deni this sensou, 'having the nc- structed to furnish the executive comnJlt^ppilay aflernoot»Mat 2 o'clock, at tho Cmmt of several of die largest and mast tce of the wlme Irian's primary with n rxiwrionced gniwers. -Outside of Chase certified copy of die registration H/t. Off home of her parents, Mr. snd^Mrs. Ham­ & Co., and the Florida Vegetable firnw- znotiou council now ndjourtnyl.' •’ y ' r rick, on Palmetto Avenue, between third . 'M. W.'Lovcu^ Clork. uiid^fourth streets; Miss Corn Use Hamrick, e.r»' Asidclution, qf wlncJi N. A-. Colbert '., u aguin truffle tmmngci, so far there aft) U wits united iu marriage to Mr.. A. W. • ' — — •— — *----rr t. . . . * .t h e V aaaarolrth nd'other distributors ift the (leaf— Florida Tliurjton, Rev. G H. Summers, of the Produce New*. . ¿ £ r .. v 'r *. ^ They camr^We sitvr. ami lhpy conquereil: Methodist church preformed the ceremony — » . . ■ ■ ■ « *>■ » ■ I *■ ., * • is ihe-<«piniun of the large and apprecia­ wjdflr made the happy pair one- The tive Audience. which cnioyed the’ delight-, Her hid extends to thorn congratulations Quiet dom e M arriage- V ful entertainment, "by the Vn»*nr Girls. and best withes. Mis* Bessie. Grave* and Mr. J I T C. McMullen were inprripd at the tidtliV of Friday evening; each one of whom Is an Florida Corn and Hay t h e 'bride'» mother/ Mrs. F. 't^ OfaVes,' artiMi- AIL dm nice things said about It looks good to a'Floridan to read Iq tltem and |hclr entertainments, ami all tho Monday sfternnop. nt 5:30 u' cIo m . the Hastings News that ''shipments of The ceremony was (»erformed .by Hev. laudatory coinm'endalioris by/the press o t t t 0* * 0 bnd *lrty oro hclng made from tuis everywhere; Sonford wffl.be glad to C. H. Summers of the Meihodhit diurclt. t,,1^ pl^oe.” There is no reason Why Florida knowledge. Is well deserved and true, Mr. and Mrs. McMullen left on the. evenshould out raise nil of Its furagu crops lhg train fnr 1'tuppa, where they Will she reserves to herself- the pleasure uf ad­ make a short visit before returning td ding. that “the half bus never been told.’ and put them Into cattle and hogs. ■% »■ ■* Sanford, their future home. Mr. McMullon % * .-, . One Killed First Day Navigator. In Orlando Is connected with the Atlantic Cop*t Death claltried the usual toll in (be au­ Line Railway. * V ’ Chester Kennison, who (iroposes to navi- tomobile taco at Savannah yesterday. r: \ goto a motor boat down the Mississippi Jo e Dawson, Marmou driver, wus hurt on Miami is to havu n nbw.banking insd- river, and over sdiup of. the other Inter­ auto course, end MeNny. Case driver, tulltlLi which is another evidence of the esting bodies of wnt«^, wa*> In town this killed In d.ftnjjsh up. rapid ' strides that city is making. The morning for a brief visit. ; Mr. Kennl*o,o - . • rr------- * Wndé does ihokl of the-Sartford piano new Qistitution it to be called die South­ now lives In Sanford, but lately made hi* ern Bank and Trust Company, with tt epp- home In Orlando, where ho h a t many tuning. Phone or write to Wade, the . 18-U — • .i f f * 1 ‘ A * 7, *• ' * >. *• i -fX S sS f s» .'w .. - "3/m • «’ Eta d 'W rrirj J# »*■*s> r > Ä. -i*rr ■■jit f in * ”'1V �November 2 A Budget of Opinion " Ju s t Be tween You and Me*' O ogjjA l 1011 Al/rsd P o la r A Ooka and f a ith , lie'll Prent 'Cm' H E R E' is a fascination about becomingly stylish T Only a Newspaper Ouy I m i man u n it through • jam In • halt. " Taka a seat 'o ld tha speaker* and chat with *Ta (his MtirphyT" I ask, "that tha crowd be deflesf" ."Wo." aara aoma 00». "ho'a on* nl the newspaper t ui i . is something about th e A ppearance and satisfaction oi Mm to bunk, "Mr BurnaT" I Inquire, Some one acorn* hilty a k a "BurnaT New. He'* juat one of them new*p*pe*a f a t a good clothes th a t give great peace of mind and comfort I tea a man walk through the door of a ahow Where dreat ihroni« are blocked by the of body to aMaS. K 0. "I* this Goal win hlmaelf. that no ticket b* b u r*r’ "Wall, hardly. He’ * one of thoa* new** paper* l u y a f • well as his serv an t l i •■i. p F “ A '*aln T r PH Inqulra. and did Petér’ fl" newt I 4 Get the tinbu of looking, upon lhé bright aide of life and if nt times thing* go wrong, use up your grouch, by doing all your railing at once and . then, the sun after n ahowpr come oilt rbrlgfrt and forget that you ever had a grouch. My old friend. Wnlt Mason singe a lay about the perpetual grouch a* follows: That fellow fails to please or charm who's always viewing with nlunji. Old Kickshaw hangs around our town, and wears n most depressing frown, ami knocks on all our lions ting scheme*, and pours cold wnlcr on our dreams. "A boom is born, and then It dies,” this most | uupleatant old man cries, "and when It dies n lot of Jays will gel the clcnver, fifty ways." And still our one horse village grows. In spite of him and kindred foes, who loan against our walls of brick, and chaw the rag and roar and kick. /Vpd all that poor old Kickshaw gains by all hla misery and pains, is lust a frost where'er he wends; in all our burg he has no friends. And that's as much as you will gain If you devote your heart mid bralh to blocking wheels that ought to turn^ and quenching Urea that ought to burn. The knocker has n clammy time; the folks regard hint 'o s ' if ^tdme; they plug their ears to mitts his cries, and hold a picnic when he-dics. I m| .... [4 !\ 1 ‘ ' V - # «JH » /d fc» The wearing s tin c ts T h ey prom ote refiwefrfeht, culture, poise, progressiveness, ini- W ;*' ta tiv e -e v e n perfect physique. The ^ m an who w ears good clothes ca n - !• ^Kcirig^Bnuth(Hoiljrji MUFFLER Have you ever known the luxurious warmth and grateful comfort of the instantly adjustable snap muffler? Try it! Dressy people know bv cxjicrience .that the c\ quisitcly designed I 'hiring Muffler lends a touch of distinction. They know , too, that it serves the fur­ ther purpose of keeping’ the collar dean. There is a Phoenix Muffler for every specific wear— for street or,.even­ ing dress or motoring. not estim ate their value 4to him in * the im provem ent of these qualities. Society Brand Clothes are the most wonderful exam ples of clothes of this class m an has yet perfected. : : : : Priced $20.00 to $30.00 Other Suits $15.00 to 20.00 Phoenix shapes and exclu slVe Phoenix effects satisfy fastidious folks and make a pleasing addition to any wardrobe. ^abtfbasljcrte of every description. Cravats, Shirts, Hose, Underwear—Every men’s wear necessity of quality is here, priced reason © H ijrrr $ o ttr B u t «Qualitj) C lo tljro Slrr ¡èolTj 1 1 7 First St - S A N F O R D . ' F L O R ID A P« E, Cujley to J. W. Nixon. $55, A D'Johnson to J il llydcr, $823. ■ Van Aradao O Book Co. to Qttis, ttrotferson, $750. ’ ^ 1 1 7 F irst S t 4 | THE + C IT Y J Vun ArsdSle 0 Book Co. to M krjf'i^ Harris, $5,000. \ Reality Trust Co. to J , .Mussit», m Realty Yrust'Co. to L llillcry. et ql. Ho. P. M. Elder to 1{;E Hester. $10/1 F. L Woodruff to Wm S L)we>\$450. trtrfl l 4 - 4-+<t-o-+++*+<+ + + + < -+ ** + <-•:• RESTAURANT on. hlocl from Drpol oppn.lt. J‘o*lofl)cr) H. E. W IS E , P roprietor + Formerly Manager of Central Cafe + S t e a k s , C h o p s , O y s t e r s and F i s h a S p e c i a l t y 8'8 Griffin to ^ 0 Ctiase. $1,' Geo. C Marris,>t al to Cameron City Cong churtb. I f ' * • , ' •* . , A Placo F o r Ladies and G e n tle m e n •Pete B to Effie R Sensabaugo, $450. • H Webeklng to J T Mpsely, $Q0i), .. . Rebecca Tomkins to Jo* fl Smith. $120. Apulia Wilson Jo nMfred'Dudley, Sd.SbO. Notice o f election 8 h o r t O rd e rs At All H o u rs Prompt, Clean Service E v e ry th in g F i r s t C l a s s Meal Tickets are Sold ut Reduced Kate \ .■ * ; ■“ Whereas, petitions signed by mdrpThan ten per cent of the registered vbters of election precincts 3, 4 and 25 of Orange Cour)if, Florida, jehich are canUguously kKAtoJ; have this day presented to* board, at Its regular monthlyd^qVctlng, held on the Am Tuesday after Mbo first Monday In November, 1011, asking» that an eloclibn be held tn said precincts for the purpose of voting upon the question of allowing swine to run at large In said prod n ets.' Now, it la hereby Ordered by this riled F o r Record Board that an Election be held, as prftyed for In said petition, on the 28lh day of J . T. Tipton to J . H. Smith, $10 . Frank L Anderson to W a W . DeGarmo November, 1 0 1 1 , to determine the ques­ tion of allowing swine to run at larga in said precincts, the election to be held J . E. Grow to Wm Lentsch. $1 according to the terms of law governing J . W. Pounds to OU M Rua%,$0OO. C. G. Chamberlain to Leu A Davis, f 10. In the matter and the Clerk of this board la directed to make the necessary legal Pejer Shepherd to Carrie Murrey. $1. posting and. publication required under S . f t Henklo to T. M. Ilenkle, $1 < Prosper Colony Co. to J . L/Mc Cormick. It Is further ordered that W. P.-Alers, .Dornqr, W,. Slpff, Inspectors; B.C . M. O. Overs treat to M. A. Hoffner. $1 axwcU.clAk.M Fred na-No. J ; L X tit a W. HansaII, to Urfnry C Johns, 111 D. Pearson, A. ^ lllaka, Inspector«; D. j : a P a u itt4 o < W . Nlxoo, $58. 4 Good of them calls forth his finest in- Arv^aome day I'U walk by the |re*t * l\ ' the w earer. clothes become a m a n ’s hobby às I aee a men knock on a president's door, And the *i*a "No sdmlltenca completely WMff "I* th * Morten, that privacy'* tUfita be dealear' "Mortanl Shuck*I It's Just one of thaaa newapaper fujf*. _ 4 How careful parents have to be in order to train the children ns they should gQ. .Especially Is this true of the language and in this respect we should be more pare/ul of pur language when children are present. Our use uf language is much ‘ more important than text books. "All teachers fire familiar with tha fulllct utto iipts tnude to Influence children vin-the correct life of English through a study of the rules of technical grnmmcr. ‘ Pupils may know th rsi rules perfectly/ ntuy be able to i« sv u most satisfactory exnmhfatlqn oq the subject matter of the grnmmer^titid emit Untcite make ¡1 trail mis errors. fromuse thy Iqngunflc heard l|i daily.conversation'’ due* rtftt conform to these ruii*. and .cegatatloh*.' “the first essential then, to .good English among children, fi the proper Uso of ih i mother tongue by parents and teachers. All people are. by nature, imitators, but especially is this true of children. They Imitate the drrsa the manners and particularly If the speech of others and parent* is unlimited, they will, without hesitation, adopt the forms freely used by these older people. Thercfore-Jhcfc Is a line of improvement to b / *R d e rtnknn by the parents to better their E n glish t h . i l ^ t h i j H B | r i f i o j J approved fnddets for th t/I^ Piu^iltator^ "Guard your speech well, should ba'TITo wetphwnrd amtmg the eld a* if they peet the chllnfeh to use good language. And guarding speech means, .alto, guRrdtpg thought and feeling—for the thought must be worth while or the careful use of language will syall tlule. Wbrdt are, indeed, empty, ijf they ore not Inspired by worthy thoughts and feelings." Men grow attach ed to the things th a t serve them well. There I aae a man (tart on the trait of a crook. And ba acorn* all assistance. but btinta " W a a ^ a b o u ld lay n*l. he * paper guy." clothes th a t lasts as long T B 1you w ear them , The Crippen Music Store □H oonnn T h e v a l u e o i well-printed seat-Appearing stationary as means of getting and bolding desirable bailness has been amply demonstrated. Consult going elsewhere a usbefore □□□□□□a High-grade Pianos, Organs, ., v and Graphophones. _ aC . ,\*. , ^ 'Y ow Prices. Easy Payments. \ P IC N IC — ,i.JL_ Pico Bio G et up a P a rty , H ire a Launch and C om e to W O O D LA N D PARK Loam to swim In that shady Pool. No rocks, no holes, no reptiles to hurt you. Safe for any child. No Sewerage, no slime, mly pure well water.--------- -— Emptied and cleaned overy day. Every convenience for rieme parties. Refreshments. Open Saturdays and Sundays T h * Lsunchr* sad " h S a tu r d a y * and S u n d a y s �N ovem ber 21.1911 I l i t *.X *ri)K O tit KALI) g r a n d e s t ' » p o r t ' é v c r ' h e M 'h i t'ho'S o u t h nnd, b a r r in g un fore se en ncctdent». the g r c a t e s i the wot Id has e\er voi known. O f O rín ILonghiooti Jbotrl nr ìLonrctoooti. jflo ritm Now o p n i for b u sin ess. Ìw - S .*3 S ENORMOUS CASH PI 9£f IN BIC SAI è r t il i u»d gram) priM races during ®r „i,a„uinc week fifty-two boxo» l i ? » resor r od. There « 4 ? also a t rugb for reserved sent«. And ì l i o , ■drxnco ¿ale of theso n« well nn th e , Ìoxei. was inpb* than twlco na great first day of the saio 0n tho nru\. * cré “ Tito sales fo r-th u t w o " ¡ J ^ , p ra i^ p r lie u r M P f U ^ lc a t v of B l° C n r' >» Havannah end r a te of S p e c i a l R a t e s by t h e W e e k o r M o n t h Do Made Savannah, On — Wli ca8jj already litfrhf'up . for tlio winners of ™ cea wet» from S a tu r d a y ni^lit su p p er to M onday m orn in g Itrea fas elu d ed A p le a sa n t <jui<*V p la c e to spend your S u n d ay T a b le [died wit 11 I In: best th e m a r 1 1 afford s. W h ite help e x c lu s iv e ly , s e r v ic e g u a ra n te e d . . . . ______ D riv er. W e haV e a sp e c ia l F u r th e r information glandly given. C- M . E N T Z M I N G E R m Write, wire or phone A. F. F A L C K P ro p rieto r Resident M LATH S Ctperal view of th e “s t a r t and fin is h “ line at S s v a n n i p ra ce s ! T h e r e another grand s ta n d , t h r e e Urns« th i s large. ^e b (F o r m e r ly M cN A IR G. S O N i D y a l - U p c h u r c h B u ild in g , J a c k s o n v i l l e , F l o r i d a 1 5 f li t 't h o races this year will he a n d 30, and V ftfi fin- largo m ajority and a c c e s s o r y *uCh taorr largely a t t e n d e d thtyj Ib^i a t tho tiro prsTlouir ones. s h in g is Wt II Manufactured, Carefully Graded. Pricg Low. ■eannol funirsh our ¡¡toe write us for prices. Mr. »arv o y 'T rritrtR o r, ninnilfftcTiiFi'fd n o t jgjf fidart!4 ff ttn u ilt preildori of the Savannah A u tom o­ a p p e a r» t h a t * n o t only will I b o 'f a f f i B bile Clul’. Inis charge of the salo of s u l up r e c o r d * for tin* iiniilliMaMnn of boxes, while reiurvntiuns should bo d lstn n co, but "111 a» well placo now nude through Mr S. E. Thous, chair- figures on prl/o nu>Ui,) > ca rrie d a » a > In C o urt ul nun, at Savannah. Every inali I» by w in n in g d m or». I lorlda besty with .requesta fo r boxen and R e c e n t l y t h o - am ount» w e re added In sesti. The same p ric e s na h e r e t o to b y offer» from tho Uosch M ag neto M ft-KFatate uf i\ O fin if( i'tilil y fire will ptevali, vlx.; lloxes |50 each c o m p a n y of 11,550 for tho w in n e rs w ho Sell Ht* It tirjrhf glvrii, («» ill » h» T\pTfl and insert ed seals |3 each, goad fur a r e equipped with llogch m a g n e to s irli* dial ini III** ftBlh *!»y «H *ha11 mpid>' *»* ilir tinnì wut»«c VV11« both rlnr* "f the racing. It ban been and by th e F ln d e lse n & K ro pf Maio M «nabi i Miri .»* Jiulife* of I’ -Ly» found necessary to construct otto hun­ iifa ctu rlh g co m p a n y , m a k e r s of tin- i»l|Mht|fIf.» Il* Adiluitili f I'll fft 'I'* He'll ■I dni aMil Alld I hit! H H dred siUU|l,,,,°l I'0 * 0". 1,0 sreat has Itayfleld c a r b u r e t ter of fH.bou «ili |trr»rnt tu «nini (Titjfi nu tu bees the demand for box seat». T h e s e wllh th e ¡ i r e i tons offor «if Mu* \«hiuii'*f f il fu if *1**1 1-aí . • If your dealer YOU’LL SAVE TIME AND GET BETTER AND lon cry o in m e m a Al This machine left the co u rs e while ru nln g 37 m ile s an hour tice tor m e S a v a n n a h ra ce s. T h e Big J a ck so n ville House ADVANCE GUARD DR I V E R S ARRIVING IN SAVANNAH BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES e 11 ry M c L a u lin ■JEWELER MY SI'KtTAl.TIKS ud * 11.ind I *j«1111«-«t riunii T uesday A N D tK F rid a y HorcThTol^"UnrTanker- R o r s u .o It Is “ n e w C R E A _ c . . I r T IO N , covorm * orery field of tho world'» thought, action ami culture. T h e a t t ly octr urgrhrldged dictionary In many year*. . Wo w i l l :b e a b le 1o fu rn ish T u rk o y s b o th live and i ,*» 11>s cuarantkkd 'Ut NI JftCKStlNVIt I t P h o n e 166. f t (IRAI COMPANY Iitli «and Oak Ave. Spedili Offering in I'erns f iorili i 'enigmi to Onler Sanford, -Florida TUE MERRIAM WEBSTER? Th* satire »7 miles of the Savannah l«VkS UP m ° Wn® htlU ftt ,Hluna «October and the International Orand te lace at Sojramiab In November, i ® * ,0 'I' 0 Inability of llio promo,. ^ t0 K>1 ,1" ’ pro par protection for 'hiring the race and tho -, Y“ !^ u? llc '1 toM tiaa offered by HalS * “* llt w°* dediied this .year to « « the big'ovetu at SaU n n ah . It fnr 1,0 ra,,t‘‘l * curtain raiser - R i e k * (ir<‘nJ ,,rlr®. «« U la Itself u iamoa» r»c*. bUt It will n *'rM “n<l two daya later tho Prtte raco will be' rim, the two to« i 8 al|0W(,<* <0 give ^o'mpetlo n Vanderbilt race ample U. J ° and ’‘tund-up" their for the «ran d Prtxe e - T ., Ia ,h®»o ric e s and Uth light s e k 18 Pr°bablo tKpt. over tfnZ, “ r8 W,U b« «ntered: The ’ with ,eTentpon m iles long, and '-"ttsta l l f ' « t in g up dlstanco cat U v 2 !r f m,Ic|i aa hour, It will H*iv7 g .that there will *rt ium . ‘iometWhg doing'' on <iy. of the course. Specially con-' Z z L * V1 tar® ^Avo been entered, thft i f c l T e w ^ Vl1 llT'>er* In tho world ~Jb * 6cured and It U absolutei l -la moJt« n c . f Ml H -Webster's 7 N ew o ' international ' Dictionary Edam Cheese Imported Jam s Mince Meat- Bulk one TTm>. JL JL if Became '*Bflnes over 400,000 ________ ttv>rct»(-more than ovor before appeared between two C over*, j ~ o tt t ' i i g e e . 0000 J i Jualration», R e n m e 11 I* tho on ly dictionary with tho now divided page. A "B tr o k o of Oenlus." d r o (s s e d Becam e *l *• «meyclopedla in - -■ a slnglo volume. Became tt Is aooeptsd by the ■' Court», Schools and Pro»» a* fiio b o o a u p re m o i d - S O C IA L IS M I* umh)dbtc«lly spreading—you should , ‘ Invi-hiigiito itmi*light it If it's iwint-iples are wrrtlig. or light for if If right. Read "Men and Mules''. . •, * DR. B. D. WIENENGA V E T E R IN A R Y S U R G E O N ' AND D E N T I 8 T <J, \ UrriCE DANN S TRANSFER - f e .% ORLANDO, FLORIDA f tftor/ly. Get dut your oil stove. We “ ' jr -- « ' - - — ,8 ' * will sift*you 5 gallons best oil fo r 6 5 c e n ts Became bo who knows TT/na — * AnoceaA. L o t US t s l l you about this new work. Looking for a Good house to Ship Your Fruit and Veic tables to? . H ero is O ne on the B est M a rk e t N cft D»U? W est ‘ of Post Office..—- t v • . ' ; :■ 39; -- Sanford, Florida ;_____ - AVe Y o u in - A r r e a r s •e your StdMwtetlonT You know W&'NEED the money .W r i t e fo r S to r ie lla and M a rk e t R e p o r ts T o d ay ; ■-----------. f -~ F . Ò* H E W IT T CO. �T ilt »A n i ORD HER LO THE SANFORD HERALD Published Every Tumiajr and fiVlar Uomini Ur THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY • A J. mini. Cdltor * W M. ItAYNCS. Butlneaa Manager Sublet Iptlon Price. S2.00 • Year InAdianca and aa aeoood-ciaas aall natter Aut j »i 22ml IBOS, at tba PoatoOra it Sanford. Hood* ----- eadat A cu ìHarth 3rd, l_B7t. --- «Ti------------------- — Téléphona No. 148 OSoa la Herald BoDdloi .Open aeaaon for candidaiea is over. '- T h e btg -tiü tir trai subsided. ^Nubod» hurt- ' . Several wroujd-bc politicians are hasbeens now. feci that It con be depended on to giv* the truth about whatever comet up. It U thus an aid In building up the Interest of the people and of aidinghn the develop­ ment of its town and county. There Is, also another side to the mat­ ter. A paper which caters to a few peo­ ple Is read by n few people. The partisan paper Is one of narrow circulation. The newspaper, on the other hand, goes into the homes of all the people and receives a warm welcome from all those who want facts - Just plain, facts. Tbe merchant who wants to reach the. public with his advertisement is therefore assured th.il when he pays hit advertis­ ing bills he is paying a legitimate bill, broth er word«, b e .» getting hi» mouay's worth, which is after all Just plain, busi­ ness honesty« assuring the adyer Uses that he is getting value received— Kisaimmee Gazette. *» • November MUNICIPAL ELECTION RESULTS body Was Busy - The municipal election today ended a t sundown and It Is safe to predict that few elections In Sanford have caused morrcprnrnent and yet were as quietly carWsi out. From the moment the polls opened until the dose tbe candidate* and their friends were busy as bees and every automobile and vehicle was placed in commission and many a man rode on leather today that will walk on shoe leather tomorrow. Voting was sharp all tbe morning and st the noon hour over 4 0 0 vote* had been tolled. From noon until the hour of doting only desultory ballot* were dropped in and the clerks and inspectors had more lime to make election predictions. Tbe result in many ways is * great surprise as many of the Wisenheimera know more tonight than they did this morning. With the deep interest taken In the election there waa no rough stuff or horse play indulged in and everything passed off quietly. . Tbe day was ideal for getting out every voter and there were few men wly> escaped. Following is the result: , - • Another man knocked In the head and And the queation has been decided for robbed and several qther assaults in Ja c k ­ two years. What a relief I sonville last Saturday night Is enough to The Plant City Courier is one of the make that city sit up and lake notice. neatest and best weekly papers in tbe With all that vagrancy dope being sent state. We thought The Herald was some out from Jacksonville it seems that the pumpkins as a paper but really the Cour­ parent Is not taking tbe advice given to ier has us beat on appearances and then the son. Jacksonville It getting a name that will not look well in print. and as a some. place of residence the city will hartliy ap­ Francisco de H iff.iker, the French count peal to a man with a family. Of course % . who has been in Florlila j.mppalitm for so "us provincials" have nolhing*to do with many year», will become -Fihuk Clark'» Jacksonville. These large and enlighten­ private aecretary. <ui I Incidentally write ed cities cat» take care of thwmselve*. etc. FOR M A Y O R 0. £ y i newsy note» from th^iutiiot»* capital.“ But do tbrj-f -7 Frank* departure wtl! b tj a . ¿ass to the Beucham state press, for he Is tha only tn.in who It looks as though Mr. II Heachain is to W -V. D. H O L D E N ‘ - ÿ i l I -was ever able to write real editorials on hove the honor thrust upon him of being G pencer the Jacksonville Metropolis. . * lira nominee for Congressman ut Large ' ror this State. ’ P. A. Ruht, for the last four »ears editor FOR jttUNCILMEN Mr. IWacham's name is being mentioned of the Ft. Mr4rs Press has severed his by ni number of newspapers; nut -thUie connection with that paper and in a fare within the county, but nt remoter points, 204 well notice stales that while lie leaves which means th.it Ins po(Hilanty is by no W. W. ABERNATHY the ■newstxrpsr he will not desert Ft menu, local. P,M. ELD ER ............. 317 Myers. Pete is a goo) net*,Viper man Mr Heach.'iru conforms splendidly to our 352 an 1 primer—lot got I l i sever Ins connect notion ol on ideal Congressman. Uu GEO FOX. Jr lan with the press ganjj mid we hope he many qurstldns he is undoubtedly tlic W. S. H A N D ......................... 335 will reconsider and gel hack in the game best putted man In Florida. He is wealthB. .W. HERNDON ............... 320 ly. and wlmt is more to the point, be has 114 NtLP Kit CUMMtMCIU CILB huill up during Ins business career, u rep­ B A. HOWARD Now that the election is over, let us utation for Integrity and square dealing. T. J. M IL L E R ........................ 302 settle down to mnkc a Ore.iter Sanford, a Hr Ktnmit ns an idrtil example of n gooM 245 city wIm i , iloMisaii.lt <>l tourists cun come business inoti mid u good citizen, and W. H. PETERS and be made comfortable uud enjoy llie Congress und the nation needs that type S RUNGEv. .. 246 climate, the lakes and rivers and good — Toft Messenger. S. 0 . SHINHOLSER............ 196 roads, and everything to make life pleas­ Has Not Withdrawn H R. STEVENS ... ant. ' If the business men will get to­ 200 There arc reports being circulated over gether now and support Secretary Hates W li UNDERWOOD 217 of the Commercial Cluh in lilt vigorous thr cuuiily that I liuvc withdrawn, hut I to announce that I am in (lie sliertfT F J . WOODRUFF . 302 campaign ol niirrrtism f the city« .-vuoimi^ wisii * t ace to stay, und expect to make a can­ wil) be enabled to liold the crowd* this ^ season when the campaign wa»-t>cgun m vass o( the county later on. FOR CLERK AND ASSESSOR FesVets K A*ri late. Tticre has always iwen a tendency on G h fc Hrqj M o tio n pf Ship, S ..J . BIG G ERS....................... : . 236 'the part /if tho majority of the Sanford lo actual practice the rolling of people ( i stand,bark un the advertising M W. LO V ElX . C......................... 21» ships'In (ho *ca has Perm reduced from proposition, because heretofore (tie adver­ 11 per cen t to 2 per cent, by the tising was largely upon the farming lands. Invention of H err Frahzn of llnmburg. TOR T K tA S ttf » AND COLLfCTCR he Herald was the first to sound a note Ills eysuon makes use of water tanka ' of vfgrning about losing sight of the need extending through the bold tran sverse­ of building n better city mnf Thawing the ly front on<v side of tlis' 1>oat to the oth­ W. L MORGAN! •. A-;. 377 tourist travel this way Secretary Hates er and thp pnSsagsi of the water from 121 is devoting his campaign solely to the on" "Id# of the boat lo the other ef­ FINLEY W MUNSON city of Sanford, und w|i| no« touch the fectually check* the motion of the boat -■ ... • . i 7 ’ fanning projects Hus season, flic idea EOR M E M B E R S OF E X E C U TIV E is to get as many people to locate hero New V ariety of Burglar.' this season as possible, and each one yrijl. • . COMMITTEE k F l a t b u s h aw o lcs t h e o th er m o rn in g be a booster for Sanford nest year. «4 to find, to Its j<o r p r i s e . . that t h e r e la B S J ? - '-k. pet every man In Sanford assist this one typo of b d r g l a r which h as- n e v e r », . 1 -7 . A ftW—,t i—li .1 -project m I, \ . advertising In every way. Mr'. b e^ n branded an d ht>eied H e t o t o f o r s 1 1. ANDERSON. . . . Iff3. - »> / Bates is working up a thorough advertis­ tt w as supt>o»ed' t b a t a *;kolin<-n of GEO W. BLACKWELDER 143 ing capip.ugn and wilj he glad to show e v e ry forth Of b u r g l a r was on file at A. P. CONNELLY .. . . A ,» 253 yoq'whpi he It doing With a systematic h e a d q u a r te r ", bpt n o record was fuuud Of th e burglar w h o sk in* the silverrecord of ail the transaction* rvrry one J. D. DAVISON- s'vv ' .✓ . . . 2 1 who i; inicrcsttd can he cuiivmced that w are ntig catth arid confine* h h u s e t f to cold crealti, taJcn tn powder nnd mlH C. H. DINGEE evtry cent spent on the advertising will f« ry brush«?#—iN’ e w Y o rk H e ra ld . ' GEO. H. FERNALD . . bring results. rjiere'"4re but few men who know the advertising game better F. S. FR A N K ..* ____ than T. K. Bates, and the funds raised for f . r. k e n t .......... u i this purpose will go InuTihe proper chan­ nels and results are bound to follow. ••• Let every man in Sanford who is not a, Scad YoD Ord*r, fee member of the Commercial Club join at once and Sanford can hays 200 enthusi­ astic boomers working for-a better and • 'f' bigger Sanior.L forget.evory di/Tcreate . to lk< moX- tko, Aliti), A . * .»I opinion and pax grievance* and have equipfcd V“l æ d*rn . '.e. m U«Il|P and harnviuy in pus, our greatest effort to huilu it G itiirr haoluni. L S C o u n tin g Your M oney P tR JI& S v ¿ ¡i;. ' * * ’*' ^ V . V ff* - M l t t P t r t l l t’ A S J I V l . . ;•...... in , Fron/ j i i cx.naiige v « elipttiia. folfa*fi<t£ - J # ‘ ; " f h i day of ltw part ivory -newspaper is (••»»mg.. The leading-(Cipers of the coun. Uy are thus« th«,t lain »(public q irstions ‘from fn unbiased stahd^uipi and discuss public questions uosetfisnl/,*’ - •* The above ig Jn line wjth our' pnlicy. w tn o c c u p y . y o u r e n tlr a This psfwr lias given some offense De­ tim e w h e n y o u becom e • cs use )t would not get in nnd •‘u k e a re g u la r e d v e r t i te r in T H IS hand ill lodal puiihcs'—that Is. some P A P E R ., U n le ta y o u h a v e few people feel that way about i t But •n a n tip a th y f o r la b o r o f those who watch tbe signs of tbe times th lt k in d .> cal] u t u n a n d * and particarly those who keep in touch w e ’ll be* g lad t o conic a n d y iih advanced Journalism, know that ta lk -o v e r o u r p ro p o sitio n : the partisan paper has no place lq mod-e rn -b fe and th at wha tever fney hare been true of other days and under other "conditions, it Is nevertheless true tbst the MENDENHALL paper of today which best fulfills its duty H O R A C E T E A C H E R O R MUSIO * * os a factor in the life of its communit* la the paper .ytueft la a. NEVYbi’AI’LR. *• Will CWaLrsaon* a« lh* H oum of P u p il* *• Agear t e r ttw caait áaaa mnet* * o . , l * Tirât. Uat and aU the tim e.V fl la Lbua the .P I A M O S organ ol all people and all the people B A N rO R D . 1. f LCRIOA m' DISTRIBUTORS FOR Steinway & Sons Melilin :. Behr Bros. M athushek “Crown” Story &. Clark Kohler &, Campbell - H aines Bros, and Fisch er AND The Autopiano • • Send a * * "*’ ■>< i . is lh* South. Mail o rd *n Iron *n , p«>t of F W id * luodkd fwampd, sad çarefslly. AU mth ,wr>nlnd. . . Breazeale . La Jacksonville J. *• - - • * Florida T E R R Y BUILDER • C a ta lo g u e s , P ric e s and Term s J A C K S O N V IL L E F L O R ID A wmvw vS: Onlyuexclusive baker in the city AH mixiog done with latest •improved Santtn ry m a ch in ery . S p e n c e r ’s SPFCIAl B read h a n d le d c la s s grooers. ORDERS Fit LED by a l^ f ir s t - PROMPTLY •W c Make E v e ry th in g K npw n to the Tunic PH O N E 10 0 . ' NO. I ll PARK AVEN UE E. Schwitters & Son Commission Merchants Southern Fruits and Vegetables 867 W ashington S t ., N E W 'Y O R K Ripening Rooms (o r Tom atoes and o th er goods w hich require ■T-i s j »..li—>n. ~--7. A rtificia l Heat -= " Mdfkrt re p o rts to Sonford dally by u lre R rrt*t«cM —-New Y»uk County fîat|orfnt Hank. New York. , r A p p ly f o r S t o n C i l s , S t f i m p a a n d i n f o r m a t i b n to L e wis Vegetable E xch an g e é c h a n g e Solo Representativo for Sanford And district* - Sanhml f ’tr'Uc '¿jl ■ T “ Cardili Cured M e” - • . ,• * • T’ojiypeylytep ytar», «I.different times, Mrs; Mary Jinks of Tfe&dway, Tenn., suffered' witti womanly, troubles. SlÆ u ys: **At •list, I took down ami thought f. .would die. I coull not sleep. -I couldn’t e a t Ubad patfi«aU over. The doctors gave me iipr. I read that Cardul had helped so many, *nd 2 becan to take It, and it cured mo. CarduJ wved my lilel NovV, 1 can do anything.’ Sm ith PL of—tT i Esx U nionSt -t . F. * & for , John A. Cunningham C leaning and Dyçïng r e n q it *Dry Cleaning and Steam te a m Dye uye Works ' 1 'z & m itiim m m iM iiiiiiiiiiW iiiititt Day P assed Of Quietly Although Every\J 21. •'.in Of M A R B L E and C R A W I T B M onum ents, Tom bstones, Etc. Chareta S tre e t, Orlando. Merida Vf. k ... M n>rt. ili.rfm n a in , n , • Woman’sTonic If yon are weak, tired, worn-out, or suffer from any of fhe pains peculiar to weak women, such as headache, backache, dragging-down feelings, pains in arm, side, hip or limbs, and other symptoms of womanly trouble, you should try Cardul, the woman’s tonic Prepared from per­ fectly harmless, vegetable Ingredients, Cardul is the best remedy for you to use, as It can do you nothing but good. It contains no dangerous drugs. It has no bad after-effects. Ask your druggist - He. sells and recommends CarduL Lata«* AtriMfylLaL. Cfcattaaac«aMs4ld** Co.. Ghariaosecm. — ------- ---------------- - T lo a . Trwat^tat lar W( �■- 3n ~ -yi, ; * i - i ' W . y í í y. ? • -* ■'.* ' >. '. ' . ' ' ■ •a — — l i l t «ANriiKU nr >•a l O — Mr. M. T. Luilntte of Atlanta, is in the dty today calling on the printing trade John Pendret, the good nntured iriiveting agent of the Clyde laiir w.i- m the c M«l>Pc n ln ¿ s — M e n tio n or city yesterday looking up business. M a tte rs in B r ie f. ■&;• . You can get liume cooking the kind that mother used to give you unit ><fu only need to pay 5 1 0 0 (wr week at the Gate City House. PERSONAL ITEMS OE INTEREST tuntmary or (tic M ooting Small lalK *$ a c c ln c tly Arranged for llu n Yird Herald Header*. - “ W ltetiieTaaef.ntlantlo. a l! * P Connelly and J. N: Whitncr hay*; Urs. J. W. Dicklna and MU* Johnson J- "’¡¿¿Ji** piiiMnt -visit to He Land, Saiur. Is much talk of the various w aterw ay s In mid nround Sanford Iteeumlng the rendervmts for those wtin want to enmr winter * rinsing and it the * , ne time he poOr, led frnin gale* our dirupi wind* Lake Monroe. Je*sil|i mid Harney, ill of which are conn rete* I by the St. Johns rivrr. present ihr liest t u dilles for rti ) 5 loyinent on the water t h u i* in tie had ' J in the entire stale ( ra't •! goodly heel J cmi get a Iwiut with ease and the marsh ’ £ will fmnisli all the game that <>ne muy |Í cure to bug Illese f i d s an- Im nm m g í generally known and it is more Minn e hk%d> that our harbor wall he the gather­ ing smini of a great number of pleasure cruft during the season Mr, 0 . P. Swope, of the Swope. 1. mil «, Investment Co., is i uilined to his he i mi account uf a strained hack from mi mi tomobile accident. „ ... Vl" “ y that the (idle City House Inure good food than you can get anywhere elwv Now the price ha* been reduced to $4 0(1 per week (',() to the Sanford system anil pro mm nee the broad flialds of celery and lettuce to la­ the most charming sights they have ever beheld. Mr. Casslday's son Inis recently been elected mayor o( Lexington. Florida Fruits ■«»‘i Voiiotahles WANT S General Insurance Agents SANFORD, FLO R ID A Iw su sn stsw sssv ssv ssssssn sn sssssssssw sv** **»*» >»»***«**»***»1^ •How can Parker feed as-wcll ns he docs for 5100 per week, the Gate City House can feed 100 us well as 50 a n il. (hut is All L o c a l A d v e r t is e m e n t « Under t h i s how many this popular house will soon H e a d in g . I h r e r C e n t s a l ine E a c h I s s u e have, . Furnished Rooms for Ken». Large fck 0 . Wnttoiieone*of the makers of the front Room. Mt Piyfck A v e, Telephoned « Î Ï Orlmnlo He|s.)tler-Stur. spent several hn§r* tilts ulidjb itti._t’Uuilc lei 11 *-.*• ' ^2-ii-tp (ito city today. -l¿irg«> tía» r mg«' Kellulile." Only Si-dll P « ^ ns uii'W" I. J . HartfeT, Pnatu. Ffhr gèl tlio-lviiTìlucky nlinl' __ S H T W churcli or the 22-;t-i|i Jillip taste out of 111« mouth, mid (lie C^ots Will meet on Friday nfietnoon Nov. •II my Tub' I riio«t ib,' handsomest chunees me th at smpt^riay. when he h e Old lies! Mlh. at s iiE x k with Mrs. Harnes. d family Uri I’ ok ivenue J'á.tf ilr.EJiVtlton nod ■Mjss (¡rare Wilton made u bunch of uioney mil d In* tli l.mil ventrre. lie will return to the Itlue tua Fol s i 1er y L* i l i ' irai Cauli his daujliter, from Springfield. HI • are nt ■ '•I Ult» I has t i. i i'Pel ì » J >1a a UK Stato. L < T o- S a v a n n a h ,- ira . S i ali r > Ave, Impure 1 1 Julinsiii) an Mr*. Wight has returned from J a c k s ■ |l lieu, Rev. Geo. H Waldron has returned . 22-2p villa where she attended m e e tin g s of the I nr Kent —Furnished Flat raasoiniNe, fnxlf Jacksonville where ho played a . 2 1-If ’ proadnent port in the Association Chari­ Associated Charities and also the Feder­ Im p iiir Capi Mtirk» ation of W om en1* Clubs, Mm Wight umile Kur Rf*m—5 r>oiii hf»*Mr Shf.-SO. in* ties. T. W Si** in i r J( if a very able address before the Associatisi «’lulling vk.idi * R. E. Hullman, timber cruirrr tor the Í -it s »Ir I im* l.fttikri j tif«* |,(f Chiirutles, a wnik opill whlili she h i* W. S. Land office at Gainesville wiih in been actively eitg.igisl for in ny yi-.n* il* r Itr.ir »lull «nul 1 rliM ) *n nic> 11 li p F ts. i * r ! Ir i-* * the city yesir»d’iy locking up timber mid hgnford “ ili.itily as* n ali.-n m . i I l„ a((fatly slrenglliein d l*> (In **- i - i ., i. of Mrs Wight. Ì •if S 11* ! .' f 11u i i j mI F L I K E 2: OoTl. 27 ; W. K. Vandcrltilt, Jr. C tip l'.uir, I icdni.iti • I ntpliy Race anti lite S.iv.mnalt F hr lienj¿c* I n>ph> O tlb . 2 0 ; F i K ' t lm 11 1 , , n e ( scot f * i; t - A id m r ti poll. 30: A iitmmil Í» l.mil Pi i/r T ic k e t» on * i i i r « 111 if iff »fM i Militi I «ah vk'iiflk COAST jj ¡Autom obile lÀ arrs, .O o b . 2 / 3 0 2;. ^ Cecil (iabbeii Ims retiiim-d troni a suro li^l*»ii l i t ' I lm p ilirr pleasantly si»- it m ile untili * i • [ «i s <i| v% ti ill*!* ' r . Ili * Hi«* tillle Wits pot in oil tlie M is*.o husell* n* ut> KiV•• in irr« clc.ir» i l imi ^»luiiirrii l7.ri m*r«*H iiv»*r fr-«m hnin ami Maine const in lislung and bmiiug p in of n iv Urn K I II«*» I ; \ h.lfkí * 1'«*I .*‘t IF % Mr (iabbelt lliet* r< On , t i ■ *’ a 1/ T *1 F«p N C , and went efuisinir witii b.* —>a I *ir s ile » a* f«‘ í irifti * «%. , i y l»»i lllk* wliais a tirsi lie iieimul in ila- l niti'l * *if 111•k¡•* IfPl'N, .11JI»«'ll* il 1i'l'«-** 111HtI ypf ) Mrs. E W. Ki* 1.1ml nml family, have Stales revenue »er, irr. aliai bed lo ila Ijifjiîr I»mrm|i iMfiir tr«*i"M rni»ilnfh r» ri«sni relumed from tlirm summer nmmg They cutter Panili' o Ile ttn-h w,‘iii io Mon- iiilliik!«-, f i «i111 nml hi* K ¿»h Ii»*?* fin»”* *•1111 i i *»t uf failedseveral punts of mierest, including head City, N i ma! w l* i die •»m ih i » Th Hit i*ti 1jtli e, .1 in it* n ATLAWTSC . i.ff * III" » I 11 I «V <kJlU lit ‘ I I w»K* t 111 Ilf iniiK»*! ii ? Mi»* prit»- t i -In»* )ii w|| >t i null «• W j i <t SVii CalifurnIn a n f f R e fa rn 21 V IA ' S ■ the Cate City House for the winter. dilms H. H. Hill 'ind t; M Hand r*p«*<'t tf Irave today for ILain where they w ill en­ ter their fn»t MiK-h at Marlon County's Bu Fair. Reduce the cost by living by patronufog theG.it* Pity House where you get the beoctii nf j*,,r>rl house eixjkmg at SI IK) per week. smm.K’.s t Out .Nos C r a t e I a c t o r y _ Sanford s new train fuittiry tins started building 0[s-rrilii)ns nml iVirt of the mmn 1 factury is already up Allnl tin' miuhiucry has arrivisi (tml as si «in ns possible it will lie installed In a few mouths lite fin-lory will be turning out wooden wrnpIH’ rs for Sanford'# high guide vegetables T l- t’nstiily and wife of I.exingtun. I S6 & 11 c l . It. — Butt. Is ot borne ndnln. oft 'K v., are ItKikiiiK over the vegetable farm* perersl months visit, to her parents at here. They manifest much interest in UU# lAllic Evans returned to the city J itt t f. etc nItut; from u visit of some length In New Jersey. VT. E. Holme*, the well man, has n goutfKt to pot down a slit Inch well for (be Sanford Light ^ fu e l Co. ^ y y m Burford Coney and little son, of Brmiwk*. Georgln nrc visiting her parloti, Ur^anJ Mrs. I*. M. Elder. . The trains v*4l not bother you now at the Cite City House upcf the price will C h ,*i l o : 2 ö. V I Nov ilt »H » I* t li > »Vtiltil'! !*• fili» Il » fi I \ 2 m ** I limi l .trini i •* It•r-nettf .t ^ r * • •» 111k*111ri-!111 uf I >«h «’ini i* i Kli. PUt 1 *r f *1 1 1li«'f i " f " f nml i*'h in r* ¿ n1 i i p rr-»*rv iti» n% jt v Mr » .ir g i til i » '* y ... s, a . w . ¡ ^ n u a i i m i m i fritot , d. f . a . i i i i i a m i i i o i i L nvA . ..j HAND BROTS F *«f r»■«*t imi l'illlip l'< 1 .1 O ( ihn lui ' 0,1 -, M a i | * vk u , «a i «i » U v i * i . I« » r «1111 ' » I «ii«’ * i r i l i k i n g L IV E R Y , F E E L ,n u HusElheJ Tufor, r< turned m lief home «tdf rublo tirile iri *li,wn.ig *e, -, -la k V* Jfi'l I^ïmimI, fl llfiui'jrf fl>. 11141 kV» 1Hi ninni \ l•**-« IM m r* (i» i **1' llir vu i ilda ii «ni j mi i/e1 mi f in.Auhurn l.iIi-.Sjttu.u;' ultcrnpou. ullci and dear. Mi * S A L E S S T A J L f. • pleasant vim, in lo r cousin Mrs Loretta { onci bere m u cuti pie ■( week* ami t li«-» liiitl ir lf iv timi tel ture lumi!» **»41 Imnti'il (i 11U I «mirrali < l<v. I Min i n ü I »IT N* fl» ! f 1 ilrMherson Will mnniti her - lor the ere iter pari of I «i n i. r* "I mil»* If "in « «a.fs,i, f ii i I imi H a r n e s s a n d W a k o n s -, ■ ‘f • the winter 1 i • * i » f in4 fi i-« .* k i ut Ir *!"(»♦♦ li ■ ii Wklldo yvu know ah nit (lit* title City ‘ H o r S c s a n d M u l e s ü ( y n ¿ ; ' > -■ r» 1 : \i.flli lu Siiiktft I ml, ***i Hit f«* v%ii| iirv if ■ ; j Haute pouinj trie price of table board I Grcnt S e n s a l luti,il t c a l u r e C u m i n i Starling Weltnes,li> Ni* gg. m ! c a i ;th»t place, etiT *—( • \ • • turning for two days only, the S im Tbeuurn of Evanston. III., spent Ire will ufTer the biggest le lu n e m Flori­ . JeVeraf day* of tin* week ut the Gute da toduy^'' lleltiud tin It its ■ v*vrpjg^ Fjvm g fur halamuroo lis­ Actual scenes in the World'» tni-ate-t r di y wûrrv hle will locate Penal Institut a u -flow . ii , * w i i ••u V djtra U 51.Mil per Week Some class to N. A. Uni.u in di- i*,|iol,it travelling ffprcsent.iu** ut me i, ndncii Kuliliet Cl, ot Akioii. Ultiu. e ,11, ,! -upon tile nil■ piajoilotrade heir yrst.rrtttiy. Theiiituld is late with this issuo on •Crnuat of the (flection. Wo want to give thareaders fresh rtew« and could not wqit will Friday to give (ire returns. ,k Dwight Bahbeit now greets The patrons • IWH'dll.o at tin, general delivery a i? - * 1* Hr Habbctt is now u f>*)| •A- “ Uol eni[tluynr d Uncle Sam ! t••* m\ tl.infiM «I h *ur«*«l I »ml <¡mtfrtn¡ t*r<l i«iti*l M «a 12 V*»» f1- gii Fimi KtArnnh.ilil«' pFi>« > filiti Ki »ml Ad«1 twix 1127 City 5 ilfi * • K *r S i|r 1 Where do you cat! If you have never 3K jraur feet uudet Parker's tuahoRany Tjvi wsm m hurry 0vqr to the JQate City “ «•»»J glVe him 54 00 for a whole The Prison Demon, mid the most wumb-iful picture ever taken, a F la sh Light uf un actu a l Electrocution, showing the eondetuned man stra|iped m the chair, with the e lectric current passing through bis laxly. Absolutely tltn truly picture ol tIn* kind ever made. Combine j h i s wonderful series of P ict­ ure» .with a L ecture of Alisurbing Interest rind you have a n Attraction worth several t \ tht^ price. price i)jm)s thu '(-J^niem ber.'U is here-inr two d a y s only. T * tt« got*! cjtint*. y. t-.|I *** Utarkme Keelor has feturuc^í ■ «“ «vili where she ubly ruprd!^*v ■'* not - ......... * so do miss ■ it. j P ” ti« ivebtk, Club and. ttlsu utOn Wednesday night, in addition to the raaea b rhe riutier of Secrotary gf tha it hove, wp will s h o w ji set <d s lid ts dr pi cl ò r Wmucn’ji.Cíib. Ing scenes nt the Corona Itoti of King » ' T rr » ^ S ^ ----------- t a Bott.o ït; ‘ A C f i J-, ot Ü / fl/ -y g in g e r a le or The Sanford Coca ii finI Cola I in- m h i ltd it.* > will pt«-.< m V"i*i Ii* »Nh Bo tiling C'Y.. S inford, Fla f O F ■ i i.,t * '*» n i,», .ii» ' in d —»Id ol "in <• Rex 1 ‘ Mill!* I t lip S A N F O R D , Only Funds National Bank Protected S afety í L /1 G( O r f lH A l D Vmc Pro* Ü r W Ml TNr 12 A»*« C iP u g f H HAND H»e*nír «I P rORbTEH Ca*h*«» Ingh l iad tarín •<> 1Orange «cuntv M-'»k and n*o)si l'lnny aire». 2 in fruit o u t 12 In cultivated lb Id. hulnuee in paslurn and wóodlniid. ( íihkI Hro.an Iioiim' iii l out hiiiMmgs (Ins oline engine .m l w «t»•r woik« 3 i miles fr»»m town. nule (mm belt Ime nn Sil vtT I ik»' Pb-isanr (o lisik at V*'ry healthy I . I»-* .<t <>>• I ” Teel ntxi v e ' S a il­ luni t heiip mid t r i l li ' easy C 1' U dllains. Itox 0/1. Sanford, Mu, |U-t( Mir S a l e —Cheap, "tie Jo rg e ¡wmI h formlam with luinre» i nr haling tallies chair* cte P (I Hox Dati. *.infuni I la lNlf One of the ino»I Mutatile tracts ol land In Florida, near live beautiful Indimi Illvor. now lifted (nr 'Kl*' II you w.mt gixid [ in,) pf.-uy, » i .n c r y iifbilili and lomloM, do nut let lm* i tfei »bti hy, write to J 1 Suiiileli. Lake Mary, Fla. U -lttp Fur Stile — Hoise, wagon, carriage, «iivMI«» and dmihlo luirnesx. g jsnlene h i gine and pump, farm ing implementa and automobile, all at a sacrifice. A. I* lirtxk. If Ten acres of goral land for sate at a bargain. Three ucres cleared ami em p­ tied last season All under fence. Near loading station on traction line. Almost given away Particulars at Herald //~*7 ^ / ■ s g d a w a t e r M m u ila eiutisl with jairé distilled water tlKjrHtJim ti Hlfl lilt sfinì by in O range Burglary C ounty Insurance »»J D cp o u lt D u x e s to r G e n t O R G A N IZ E D 1UU7 *4iii*iiiVYifritVfVt#4fiiVif i t i t «V»i i i i i ^ i n i i m M t i r i i d v i i M t i i l f i i P i M n » n « *» iin n h h «* m i »»» '/,y CONNELLY A 1 G K N L IFA I r I KJ-; iNSUKANCG AGEN] 3: I S .U f OKI), t 1 (IRIDA Office Above flrM National Hunk ^ i n i i m u i m m i M m i m « ■> 111» u v « « •• >* ■» • •» * • •• - ■ ------------ L-----------------------iZ r— ---- ------------------. * *- p»_p .i.*,-*». X ( I 1. n ¡ oa a yf Griurteil, foiVa, sec- iGeorge Ihe AmericatfMissionary AssoT? Weather Report . «canned (he pulpit of tho ConFair tonight and Wednesday. Ram to­ MJ, church Sunday mornlnR and Hu themo was Horn# Mlsslon- day mid Wednesday in soutn portion. l|n Ihe f« r West. Or. Douglas Cooler In north portion. ' Regular lettuce 1 and is a uwu of ciiarin- weather for llto Sunford Celery Delta ““ 'dy. Good prices will prevail. Snow for some Sanford candidates On Wcdneniay tnorn- Ofllce. ^ * n<l Concert in the park Sundny For Sale—The simplest and Iwst smudge ■Was delightful and was enjoyed heaters on the innrket F. A. Sch urn per * "»any who were willing to risk Sanford, Fla. * 13-lfc . T o u r is t s A re C o m in g dtisgreeable weather In going i i For Sole— A few pieces of good serMUd The "hotels and boarding booses are hand furniture left Cull up Mrs. W. A. lu show the band how much tilling up with all the winter patrons. Mmnick, Cameron City. ll-tfc l l »pprecialed. A great many Many of those who make Sanford their For Sale -New eight nyom houje; hath. would have been there, were winter headquarters -o n «oouuut u! Um>fvias. electricity, gas »tenter for laiilcr. hy the dampness. large lot. Ilowmg well, garden tiled. In­ limy hunting; fishing am) cruising to lie 1lJ-5t *h«t the Gate City House obtained from this point of vantage. quire 115 French uve. For Sale ui eirlam gc for city tu come ihx high coel oi living hod Jmvo already arrived nn I a rc getting retili y_Five acres cleared laud, souihern table board down to 54.00 their traps' and tackle hi sh ap e lor a part of cay. 175 acres n tc r front ham­ come In 19-6tp llreruioai winter o f outdoor sport. There mock close in A bargain. H Drink ’ ,*«'.« F mk >* ! »• . Ì lAekfog fur h i.... e»«.king! Go to the I IUl II . till* Nrt ift .H'd! Hl' ' i t i ' » * i (liMKin)ly iriiklh Gate City House wli^re they have a repuS e e t k f W al lifting .Post l!1«d P illa ti p^j tltlOQ for giving you the b«'-S( nm| (tie J*tot bn l/etii pm j , ] , , , |() ji.Qy |s<rr week. Forms o( Pmushm i iii. 1 amuo* t ru n ....... i 1 »»r .Nob- Mbs Mamie Hill, returned to the city ■Friday evening / rotu WoltcrvjUoL S. G. « * • Mamie has spent a pleasant sum« r . vlsitlag i„ Georgia, ond the twn Cnr;.v a I al i’ . ,i i l iu u ilic l and m i V ot tía i -i „ ..... t y.'n it . i i i i . .1 I des|ier»te law I>r>.tk• \ ■i u a m it. , ,m i*. • pay mg lie- pen lit > Iof I • < i , ,. li I *1 io,) M . i ,, -all . K s1,I* t Preiairc l nt a ireiuaud ai* < \ p a | | * e It I* Iloti,t A * * ^ .In Mir •l-fom e Pro* **, sjiuatiiuini in the extreme and still Smnjiter. S C ‘¿H *•<|«1 Fur S a l e — \ t"i of corn in the ear. near tenches n Great Moral Lesson Every.1 V' Hunter. 20-2tp laxly slitiuld See it, as it Is of exceptional Crystal L «■ I’l ini I hr« « i n hi IL* i-«« ha, ping \ Iimtinanl» Educational Value The Wages id Si ii is l a 1 1Ir V n>» . ¡ ’ . shown ut the l >-■ itti « agl . win tie all * an ■Ii-1ill led m a n a r e ki-;>l wltt'le e> u lte ; rii« ifiiy f»f «Imtr rty uimfi H A U L IN G AND C O N I t'Ui-'IIK f \ pS»*t «Xigeili it.*r in4 er Molli lor kgtl il H o lly . I tarato <Itili «• 11 in h HEAVY #i fi «I •f 11111 « 11 « i n « i » 11« i « n « r j y : V V S S S S S S V S S S V V V S S S V S S V S S S X X V V V V V W V V V V V V S V U V V U '.tV S V V V X S X V V V V V S V V V , HA N S ON m et à Ì MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP • a* * A l . L W O R K I V 1 NF BY E L E C T R I C M A C H IN E R Y No. 1 0 J W i n I o n S ir e n *• t KÍcjit D.-II li,T ny Ucit*uf4nt ■ - - /£ * $ cl ■■4L- �V hSÌ ¿ *¿/T «îVff Zp?* t¿ • Novemhi r T u t ¿»A -fORD HER U> NEWS OF THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources STORINGSWEET POTATOCROP Br C. K. NcQUARRIE 21 ,wwwwwywwywwwwwwy FULL How to store, the sweet notn to crop In such manner a* to ensure against loss by . H APPEN INGS DURING THE W E E * decay. Is a matter that seriously concern* the farmer* o f the stnte. A considerable o loss occurs In this crop every winter, from ''H ere the R eader* Will rind • Brier preventable causes. The methods of har­ H istorical Spring Mowing vesting the crop ore responsible for a Tor Hurried R eader* large amount of the loss, and the methods A U re v o lu tio n !» !* J n th o v ic in it y o f L o r of storing for most of the balanee, in your cd o m u s tje tu re J e t j a s w jth ltt f o r t y - e l ib t btGGiNQ av ert potatoes. h o u r*, re a d t h e * • p a cific o rd e r* to n ig h t o f Thebulk -o f -this crop is not generally G o v . Q . B . C o lq u itt, o f T o x a * , to A d j u t a n t harvested until the first frost occurs. The G e n e ra l H e n r y H u tc h i n * , w h o It' a t L o re d o field should then be gone over, and the Rrijji .8 JWI ■TIKI — to cope w ith th e a ltu a tlo n there. vines cur from the crown uf the hills by ffllfclHt Le s lie M . S h a w , fo rm e r S e c re ta ry o f the means of a sharp hoe or sickle. . This op­ T re a a u ry , In a n ln ic rv i£ v r in P itts b u rg eration prevents the decay In the froster H n iliin tf Schios9 Bros. High-grade clothing will rtieet fully :.J i M said th a t n o o ne w o u ld be h u rt b y the vines from being communicated to the v lO lIIH lg "*" & C o.’s quirements of the most fastidious, S te e l_ *u lt. “ U w ill n q t m a tte r m u c h ." he potatoes, and so causing the soft rot which | $ 2 0 . 0 0 to $ p 0 .0 .0 ^>er suit. a a ld . T h e p c rm lg k o n g iv e n t o ' th e T o - show* itself soon after the 'pot*toe« are acco T r u s t t p T O R p r ^ l l B a lo n g ’ d llfe re n t dug. If we follow this matbod the pota­ While. •Hcory;>.^><?ihe6arne’8 all-worsted suits at from $1250 to $18.00, will 1111*1 ielin e « in d ic a te s The poeition In the S teel toes can ripen in the ground before we mand of the mow careful and economical buyer, say nothing of the gilt-edge guarantee that uors T ru s t. I t is tho business o f the G o v e rn ­ dig them, and (heir keeping qualities will with every suit. YOURS FOR HONEST MERCHANDISE . m e n t to see th a t th e g a m e la p la ye d fa ir ­ be improved. iM,* 8121 l y ; to see th a t the ca rds ore a b o ve th e t a ­ In the' digging operation, care should be ble. b u t i t la u o t th e business o f th e G o v exercised to prevent Injury to the tubers e m m e m to sit In th e g a m e . by cuts, scratches, or bruises, which are 1 another source of soft rot. Where a con­ D e m a n d s fo r th e . th ro oa 'a nre crowding upon Premier Yuan Shi Kal. siderable acreage is. to be barvosted. it PS' who doubtless will be forced to make-a will be a p o ln rtt economy to use a pottfS Y VV •• VVVM . decision within a week. It seems to be a to-digger. This works bejter and quicker, C O U N TR Y S C H O O L O F T O D A Y case of flgbl or ask the court to depart avoids Injury, and Insure« theYfettin^bf Tbr#«- Hundred Structures tb s from the capItaL Every suggestion Tor ail the crop from the ground. KinModem Typ# Building In After the digging, the crop rhould be abdication is being met by promises of saa This Year. allowed to tie on the ground in rows for protection and ample pension. three or.four days, to as to get thoroughly President Taft Is suffering from a severe Topeka, Kan.—Kansas ha* finally dried and curixl by the t u m l L Is as dadded that the old faihlonedl.uruAûr cold which confined him to the While nccessery to euro potatoes. bdHflflpi and ttary, Ut-llghted and pogjfly-eppolnted .Uwukp today, ill* condition nltbtrogfenot sweet, ns It Is to cure hay of forage. schoothouse does not produce the a t nH dH'figM' Is such that his physician STORIHC SWEET POTATOES. beat results, and more new and thor­ Has ordereJhlm to take care of himself. I have seldom, if ever, seen a success­ oughly modern schoolhouses are be­ As a result tonight the president canoeiied ful sweet-potato house made by digging ing built In the country school dis­ his engagement for Ricnmond ,Va„ where a hole iu the ground und roofing in. or by tricts this year than e*er before. he was to hove addressed the National S T A N D A R D imitating a smoke-house; because both of Mote school districts have Issued YP H ER S IN C U B A T O R Good Roads Congress. bonds for new buildings this year these lack ventilation. A common prac­ f i l e Proofed-lnaurablo Tho Adams Express Company's depot tice is to make small conlcle piles, about than ware ewer offered to the state school fund commission before, and office nt Grand Rapids, Mich., was robbed ten bushels each, and to cover them with the bonds are for larger amounts. at 9 o’clock tonight of everything in the soil and bark. As far as my observation I C y p h e r s I rt r ■11>10 ’ t ♦ B e s t L a y e r s A re th i Insu re W in te r H atch h •I safe, n lone bandit bolding up the goes, this method is frequently a failure, route agent and making n successful because the contents of these piles are PON T EXPERIMENT . W ITH THE J USI AS-iiim.» getaway. The safe was rifled of several not properly secured against rain, and are thousand dollars the exact amount not not properly ventilated. In my own prac­ T he C y p h o rs Incubators and B r o o d e r s < u . being known. tice I have found it best to store sweet Time T rio d and F | r o - T C 9 tcd Guaranteed . ■ ___ J ■ > -The largest corn exhibition ever wit­ potatoes in banks on the top of ground, nessed in the South is expected to greet conveniently near to the barn or dwellingthe eyes of visitors Who attend the house. A piece of ground running north Southern corn show at Atlanta on Decem­ and south, of the desired length, and i 7 S a n fo r d F lo rid a a! about four feet wide, is leveled by means ber 5 to 8. V V <* 4* V V V <■ • i* V 4* V V 4* %*4* V -I- V V V V *!' *’ *- *î- V V V Y V V V *. of a hoe or rake, and the potatoes nre »'he secretary of the navy, Mr. Meyer. piled on this, about five feet deep, taper­ In his annual report, will advocate in­ ing to a sharp ridge. This make, a long creasing pay for tho government clerks V-shaped bank, and care is taken to have and age retirement Dealing with the the sides with a smooth and uniform employe* in his own department. he will lope After all tho potatoes are piled Ip L show that while salaries in nil private the bank, a good plan is to allow dfcfti to C A P IT A L $30.000.00 employment advanced, the government '’have ¿Tew days* exposure to the sun, so K Itsalaries actually decreased with a result . -• The ONLY beak in' S.nfrad th»« INSURES EVERY DOLLAR ut to bccomo thoroughly dry, covering ot th a t. the navy department is loosing night with sacks or hay to keep off the DEPOSITED'AGAINST LOSS from »ny »u<J »11 n » » i * ' many competent employes. dew. Then the whole bank is ccfVered two or three Inches deep with Jume kind NOW, What Do You Think 7 of hay, and over the hay a couple of --------- O FFER S ---------Here is n man croty with snow blind­ indies of soil ore thrown. The liny ab­ ness who writes to The Herald ubout the sorbs the moisture that Is given oil by * Prompt Service - Polite Service - Acebr.'i* >> • ■« Joys of Ice and snow. We shall immedi­ the potatoes during the sweating that oc­ ately smite him dead with n green or­ curs soon after the bank is entirely.cov­ ange. Read the following letter while ered. The soil keeps th e.h ay in placo FOUR PER CENT A LLO W ED ON SAVINGS DEPOSI ift> ! you are enjoying the delight* of Florida's and protects against cold.-"The bank A tw cer o c u /z in fr Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent clim ate: * / shpukl be made water-tlgh^ by mean* of which mean better schoolhousea than “0 the »now, tbs »now, the beautiful snow, boards laid lengthwise, with lapped edges uiual. /,v W\\ J WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS And the beUt so full ^f tlee: ' to shed rain; or * temporary frame of The ordinary ^icboolhuqse ha* coft, Bring out the bay end the dappled |t»| scantlings can be made over the bank, from |&00 to $800. It was «Imply And a »letghlng go with r a t " M. M SMITH. P™» H R. STEVENÍ». Vice FV». M l T«»l.M' and shingles or tar: pafVr use«] to keep big box. of straight lines, with fo u r; * But you can't; more's the pity—shut up tho (Vitatoe* dry. windows on each side, a door at one C’*eo++->"*"j-+*M ’+ + + +->+‘>i’«<’v.>+«->.:’<.’'/->-!-’>-i--j-’4”:-->+->-;’^ v v : there In your little office, with the mercury If the crop Is stored In this way. it Is end and a stove In the center. Hut | at 88 or 90, you arc denied the privilege less likely to rpt than with ordinary the new buildings cost from f 1 .2 00 to of running out doors, gathering up a methods, and it c«n be held until late in 4 2 ,000, and they are thoroughly mod­ ern In lighting, with fufnace jeat. double hand-full of beautiful snow and spring, when prices run high. som «.even with steam brat, and. with allying It at some chap out with hi* best genuine fla t« blackboard*. _,,-K\«ry girl for a sleigh ride; or engaging in a convenience known, to* the '*tlty C ut Flow er* In the Morning. snow-ball duel with somo Other big boy A flower cut In the morning . wiU schools Is being Insta^dM n the coun­ Us» no »««»1 f»» »qofkia» pain. No hombuf. fU *r*otrtd lo do »11 il 1» I" 1 •s you drink In great drafts of Invigor­ Uat twice a* long as one cut. later is try Srlioots also. ; r. 0« money lefyndsg»' Extern»] »pptlcalion K»» currd Cancrra, Kkci>ni»iun,. I ating air and yell with delight as the tho day. There nre many boy* and girls now Hr»d*cke, Poima O ik »od p w *a in l. Feet. Rrltevr* >1] p.in whin pio|>fil», *| j* , blood In your veins tingles with sensa­ In the hlgb.schools and college« of the - Compounded 3 year» Inure *od »11 •«» deli|hied tbit h»Vc u»rd 11 W, ‘ I' . . state jWho g«A their cOmrnon school tions. D i r e c t I o n « : — S ic u n lr • (kick doth »ltd »ppiy ove»»^*in of.onjr kirut * rrimna L 1 t Prefer Oerroan Lan gu age.' , education In one of these old-fash • No, friend Hotly; you can't appreciate -V ' r. It l>U«Sf* »nd coatiaue lo apply. . . • ,v ; In Russian schools pupils have the toned box sctffcblhouses and there are the glorious opportunity to enjoy life. We option of learning French or german, Manufactured by"J . ' S . . T H R A S H E R qt'• Lakt^, M.u > a few who w e n t'to ^ k tip l Iq an old chaps away up here on CataWba Island', and 10 per cent- choose Osrman. ' schoothouse. T h afe’ kre a f« v of so l d by — »— Ohio, have in this bracing atmosphere, uiBse old sod achoolhquass still stand­ murounded by Helds of virgin snow—with Florida / ing but not n single one l e l n use tn ' - ; T h è .Real M easure ' Lake Erie surrounding us and Canada's Your rank a i a living créature le d o . Kansas pow. All her« been replaced *hore In tig h t , ' tenui neri by the height ahd breadth by the modern strpetures. , - T_ T»y _____________________ __ Then see what'* coming—great field* qf your Jot#.—R uakln. Since th« first oU the year more , . of Ice, and , the «kating we'Jl have, and .. — . - .. -7 ' — than 890 school district« heve-Issued . ■ 'bonds for scboolhousee. in every tn•!th e -tone of d ear <ee wr will put away in < . Peace !m B atter Than Plenty. ■tence the bon da were Issued for.oew our Ice-houses for use In summer. pr ■Better la » dry m ortal, *hd quiet-- .building*. Tb« old ones wen* Sing you the aong of the south, the nasa therewiüi. th a n •a house tufi of U at wláter for the l u t time -land of sunshine and flowers; you don’t feaatlng with atri ff.— Proverbe -of when the children eUrted to sc hop] Sge/ THK O RIG IN A L realise what the north has In store for B o lo m o o , z v t l : L fhle fall they went tà a neW bufld. poor «weltering humanity In her winter in f with «very comfort that U possi­ zephyrs and winter «porta. . ' . . . ble to gjre them. Bom# district* do Coco an ut Culture. not have, to Issue bonds for th« new Respectfully. J . W. a Light years are required to .bring thè average cocoanut tree Into bear­ ■UoatoA».* . COMMISSION MERCHANTS Seaboard Company to Dissolve ■, ing. ;!Tb4re ere usually 60 or 70 troee Orantes, Grapefruit, Pineapples, Vegetables otm hi Primitive Life. m' ■ —- »■ — to thé acre end the profits - from New York, N.Y., Nov. 20.—The Seaboard Th# neUvea of New Guje«« bar« cocoanut culture eye usually good. SOUTHERN StIIPPINO 1 3 1 9 W a s h in g to n 8 L New Y ork company'.'which hold* the Seabpòrd Air b«en found living es If In. the «ton* NO. 50. ' » j - . Cerner J * y Street , ego. , Lip« railroad, 4» to be dissolved. The Tac1 Rebolled Eggs. first step In carrying oat the plan wiU be --------------------------K indly W rtt« fo r-S t« iv o H .lf N eeded Eggs which have been boiled end $ e retirement of the 16.360,000 Am pro. Nssd of Qood Ccmpenlons. RSFSRRNCBSi ----------- ■ r- o .ferrod stock of the holding concern- PreC yet not used may be kept end rebolled AETNA NATIONAL BANK exatn without, becoming herd boiled. W e-went on« or two bompsniona ,cd«L . ■-* Il minai y arrangements toward this end This I*. nOt generally known, hut lr the Intelligence, probity and < MKRQANTILK A Q EN C IEB are understood to have been completed egg -has hepn so ft’, cooked. It may be out Ilf« with; peraona by whom * by the late to ¿¡' bonking syndicate of put Into boiling-water for a |gw min- we can .m easure ourselves end who Doe* Location , wtd Experience Count? r about 96.ÓQ0.P00 Seaboard Air U ne n il-, Ip.w arin through and terved for shall-hold us feat to good sense and it the qext day. virtue.— Em arson. > rood adjustment income bonds; - Hi 1 E are now showing the m ost com plete lint Furnishings, Shoes, H ats and C loth in g ever ing FOURTEEN YEARS business Furnishings. SB?andsdShoesSyDrewslla' ^t*“**™' i f D. L. T H R A S H E R l-l H i to Hatch» ¡V ü r I Chickens J . A . T A K A C H , Agent J P eop les Bank o f , S a n fo rd , FloiuL THE PEOPLES BANK OF SANToKJ) Fluid V Great J. G. MARTJN - Lake Miiry, I STAKE E H F R O S T �u lletin j iniS»fifnni - Tliay don't— an^ State in the union. In the belter parts of the State these lands bring from $150 to $250 per acre. ' Illinois is the greatest co ft finite acres of. land. #* I -im shelr-of ^be-fwinTiitirrops mentioned thnt pretemi to btrrem farmers lush'-nf?* this party did not grow u summer ter growing two or crop which he might hove done and three vegetable crops on their land, from October added to the above. i * *#' ISf to April, they plum corn for a Now we have taken Illinois be- summer crop and* 8tillfgrow more cause it is the best of the loU' No ’’v illa g e r ocré in* corn > the f show up bcsrfarmtn Illioois.'^Thcn* 'itrrmr* ' 1 * coVp worth $157,62p,00 0. or a triflo enough corn grown in Florida to less tlian 38c per bushel. The av­ supply.the home demand liecansc (ili spring thè Northern erage yield per acre was 39.1 bush­ our farmers can make more money must live in a cold disagreeabh* els. growing other crops CoiiMspiently chinate and sjH-nd bia earnings of (These figures it must Ih: stoppl'd in and freight last sutnmer in an efTort to make are taken from the Yenrliook of the and profits added to cost makes it ex iste lice tolerable. Department of Agriculture, pages worth nearly double the value in Illinois The VearlxMik utmve re ferrod to gives the average Florida price as 85c but in Sanford it bus never been less than 90r (>er Imsbel Now we are not arguing for the growing of corn. There m e a dozen |taple. crora whlfeh can be grown during the summer inontlis which will pnkiuee more [**r acre value than Illinois farm lands, but wliat we du claim is that land should be valued for what it will produce. If Illinois laud which produces an average of $11 85 |>er acre Ls worth $ 1 5 0 |*r acre, then it is valued pn v i / And the average value per ucre Was $14.85 502 and 503.) Now when u crop of corn is growu on the 10,809,(KX) litres of Illinois lands, that is the end oi it tor a year. Now con trust that with Sanford. Mr. Btiimlcy grcwJjti b a s ils ^oi corn to the acre on his Celery Av­ enue Fanli Inst summer from April 1st to Septetribcr 1st, and it is worth 90c ¿ ' bushel or $45 00 per. ucre. But He Had already taken three crop s o ff of the sam e land from September 1st, 1910, up to the time of planting his .c o r n two crops of lettuce ftiid One of~cudumbers. And one of the lettuce • v ' ’ * *" J . drops brought $600 per acre on the r t ,* * • ¿round. t We dort't know wliat l|ie oilier crops brought. Mr. Chase grew 75 bushels of earn to the acre. 1 ''■'jL ' ‘ AJL . ' ''y* ■ * .'*> . Mr. Rossittcr produced upwards * '4 * * mf* \ • . . -;t. of 50 bushels pef t aerd * ' .-*- - . 7?.,' , Mr. Chappie grew 2.000 bushels on.his fann. , ^ Mr. Hawjtins' corn yielded •over 75 bushels "per ocre.* • *j ^ • ,ihcac. J m m . representative Tliat is not all. From now on fnrmer In Sanfòrd'we livetn thè billest cxlent fur iwelve months of thè year in thè tinest cllmute tliat (¡ods brighi sun shlties upon. If thè world knew whal we bave at San lori! m co m lo rl ano v ain e, a ere of innd would doublé in n every in vaine wi$H — •41»*' world is fiound tu. limi if'o u t. too. and th e n w atch prfces grnw. In thè inenntime, >ve iinve a few splendili piace« ofTerings in improved Ten acres. good bilddings. nenr Street cars or midi splendid condition. $(i,5(X) n trifle over a 10 |>er cent basis of gross production. - On this, same* basis every acre of Sajjîord laird is worth from $>150 to $075 for groYling corn ns it produces from $45, t«» $07.50 worth of corn |x*r acre 111 Iasi week's liemld a writer shows in detail the production of his five-acre farm and the total in­ come was $5.077.52, which figured hi 10 per cent (the basis of Illinois land) would make the place worth $56,775.20 or $11.355 pet acre. But even-un the ‘ net income of _ this failli of $749.30 per nerh it ^ would llgure. $7,-J93 an ncrc. JVo f i g u r e I t j .j j,* ] route • ill Ten acres, udjuinipg. good house, $-1,500. Eleven ncres. well locuted, ,m> buildings. $3,500 Five acres, clout* to town, main street, ready inset. 5:1.500 And many olliera. Twenty acres unimproved flow­ ing well lund, near street car line, bargain at $100 per ncre. Eighty acres us good as can be found in quality and location ut $8,(XX). Other choice places, all sizes, at $150 per acre, t^Otjir Volusia F a rm s across the St. Johns River a t $ 3 0 to $ 5 0 per a cre on a monthly paym ent co n tract are th e best to be had for the price. BETTER fj . w S A N F O R D FLO RID A - • t l .B' lBl LÏ 4^rfi T . A iffi l * J �.. i T H E S A N T O R O fit R A I D IN TItf SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest Concerning Society People. P O I N T S P U R E L Y PERSO N AL W h ile Mow Celery City vanity T alr Away the Golden Moura- - S o cia l Gossip The Junior Epworth League of the Methodist church held their usual meeting Friday afternoon, in tho phurcb. . Tha.Gulld the Church of -the. J l o t r Cross met at the residence of Mr*. S. 0 . Chete, Friday afternoon. Plans were per­ fected for the bazaar that the ladies an nualiy hold during December. The hoateaa served dainty refreshment*. s _____ Tho Miulonary Society of the Preabytcrian church met at the residence of Mrs. R. L. Jones. Friday afternoon. Home Ulaaiona waa the subject under considera­ tion. A very interesting program on Cu­ ba was enjoyed by the members. Mrs. A. T. Host ter waa leader for the after­ noon. 'When the program waa concluded Jones served delicious refreshments. ... Sanford Young Lady H o n o r«* ------- Miss Charlotte Keelor'a many frientja In Sanford are congratulating her on her election as a delegate to the bi-annual convention of the General Federation of Women's dubs, which will meet In San Francisco next spring. It is a well-deeerved compliment, and Santoral appreci­ a t e the courtegy intended to,on« of her popUlnr jimfTf imitto. . Auction Bridge Olub ' Mrs. S. 0. Ctmec, was tbc channing hostess of tho Auction Bridge Club Mon­ day afternoon. Two tables of bridge were played. Mrs. Frank Lane made the ^highest score, and won the prize, a very pretty Japanese jewel box. At the con­ clusion of the games, delicious refresh­ ments, consisting of cream chicken In peas timbales, biscuit*, olive* and cofTec wero »erved. Mr*. Chase's guests were Mesdames R. S. Keclor, Fonest Lake, D. F. Whltner Jr.. D. W. Herndon, F. L Miller, Frank Lane O. W. King and A. P. Connelly. Sewtng Circle Mr*. J . C. Bennett and Miss Gall Moore entertained a number of fricndi, who met at Mr*. Bennett's for tho purpose of re­ organizing tho Sewing Circle, which afford­ ed so much pleasure (o the members last wlnte. Miss Gail ^toore was chosen presfdem. anil Miss Lillian Gibson secretary and treasurer. The membership will be limited to twenty. Mrs. Bennett served chocolate and wa­ fers. The ladies present were, Mrs. N. J . Perkins, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, Misses Beard. Mell Whittier, Lillian Gibson. Alice nnd Lucy Whltner. Ttie circle will meet every Tnursday evening. A larger a tte n d a n c e is expected at the next meeting. U Th s Sanford Musts Club .The club met ot tbe studio of Mrs. Mun­ son, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, not­ withstanding the disagreeable weather; n V very good attendance and an interesting Fi w program mode the nfternoon very pleas­ ant. Mrs. Munson was the leader, and as vice-president presided In the nbsenre of tho president, Mrs. Marlin. Topics for consideration — The Three Great Sonto Writers. Comparative analysis of compositions of Hayden, Mozart and Bccthovan; paper of Mioa KJ(an Mahoney; a very compre­ hensive and cleverly defined comparison of the similar and different styles and methods pursued by (hose three great music makers in audibly expressing tho melodies in their souls. • Tbe second paper was a comparative analysis of the characters of Haydn. Mo­ zart and Ikethovan. by Mrs. M. If. Bowler. The musical part of the program was a comparative demonstration of the artistic conception, clean technique and perfect iT*. V 4 setting (or the melody of tfia «onto» writf-it; by Haydu. Mozart and Oeetiuwaa. ‘ ti t v •ftrIS - Maud Alice Wagner played ttie -aonl* y‘ ih- C. by Haydn. Ufa.1 Tolar ‘ phiyed a minuet from A major oonta, Mozart, and it i s H also a fantasia in C oonta. Mozart, Mr*. C G. Butt played the tonta ,1a C minor, op. 13, by Bccthovan. ’ . Tha dlsam lon of first to n u s compared with modern music was led by Mrs. Mun­ son; all the poinu brought out were la fa vor of the sontas. The name of a hew'member w«a voted . W ,3t ¿ t y ' , ■ V 00 . After the announcement of the pro­ ¡F * X gram for the next meeting the club ad' joumed. m rii MrS S ■h a . FREE RUNS TO SAVANNAH RACES Will BE GIVEN ANNOUNCEMENT Jackson Argus and O ther Papers Oat In the Game. * Savannah.— As an evidence of the great amount of Interest being taken throughout the state In ths com ­ ing Orand Prize, Vanderbilt and light car races a t Savannah during Thanks­ giving week, nothing la more convinc­ ing t * » " the action o f «„number of free ! Oeorgla papers in promoting rune“ to th e -re e e e — T h e gus was probably the first per In th e slate to Inaugurate contests, under the conditions which trips to the races in return for subscriptions, the pot' sons sending in the largest number of auisoriptione In each , militia dis­ trict being awarded an automobile trip to th e races, with a ll ezpensoe paid. T h e arrangem ent has provta a splendid thing for the publishers, and will probably serve to Increaee the attendance en the races. It Is oertsln th at th s crowds will be larger than e r e r h e fo rfa n d th at ths event* will be th e ^ rosiest ev er held la the history of automobile racing. _ | -« - t** • % 41* — *— T j --m m m T ' -* 1 * t „ H IE - s e e F L O R ID A V E G E T A B L E G R O W E R S ’ A SSO CIA TIO N ! Take great pleasure in being able to advise.its m em b ers of the s e l l i n g nr- us their e n tire tim e and a tten tio n when our business^is not sell or be in any way interested in the selling of veigeti during our shipping season. These S a la rie d M en JWfl‘ Be ^iew Y ork City . . Boxon . Philadelphia . . „ Pittsburg - » , . . Cleveland . . -, . . . . . 4 1 2 1 1 Salesm en Salesm an Salesm en Salesm an Salesm an ng- and wu from Fiorititi' .uted'as follows: > Salesmen ■Chicago . . Minneapolis Kansas City S t . Louis C incinnati 1 Salesman 1 Salesman 1^Salesman 1 Salcsijiun L L S& i THOUSANDS WiLiTTOUR TO SAVANNAH RACES. Largest Crowds Will Come From tha Neighboring States. Savannah, Oa.-—Every Indication mokes It certain that th e number of people from North Carolina, South | Carolina, Oeojgla and Florida, who -«■ill attend the Vanderbilt .B ra n d i Prize and light car races at Savan­ nah on November 27 nnd 30 will be considerably larger than over before. This la attributable to tho fact that such a large number of cars have been sold during tho past year and so ninny will motor to tho races. The run to Charlotte also served to stim ­ ulate interest. For sovoral days be­ fore the races at least a thousand cars will be headed for Savannah from every hamlet, town and city In these states and Georgia to see the greatest automobile race event the world ha* over kVnown, for the In­ terest Is not confined to the cities this time, as has been the case here­ tofore. Savannah Is preparing to cor­ dially receive and entertain them. WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS WILL BE AT SAVANNAH NiVlr Defer« Ha*- Bucli * Q<JOXj( Been Gotten Together. Savannah, Ga.—Among the faraoua drivers who will pilot cars In the great Vanderbilt cup, International Qrand Prize, Tledeman Troplur and Savannuh Challenge Trophy rnces, which will be held In Savannah No­ vember 27 and 30, are Bruce Brown, Human, Wagner, Battle, Ihtwaon, Heiuery, Bragg, Grant, Mulford, DoPalma, Tatxfeld, Hearn and u «core of others, These drivers are all world famous, Never before waa such a galaxy of world-famous driv­ ers assembled in ons place. The greateet rivalry exleta and it la known that theae men will en ter the races to win at all hazards. It iu “do or die" with them, for tho race will make tb* driver and the manufacturer of the machine rich and world famoue. No amount of money could purchaie the preeUge which winning theae raoez will give the care. The manufacturere have spent many thouzand dollar« building apeolal care and speed madness will be rampant in Savannah during tha otharw|ee oalm days of eur Indian summer. In addition to the S a la rie d S alesm en we have lined ujffflF corps of S alesm en in the smaller markets numbering around eighty .and have ex«*r cised the same care in the selection of these men as in the Salaried Brfinrlit^ In every case we huve demanded a b ility to sell, highest moral t e g f i t y and e x p o r t K n o w le d g e o f-o u r b u s i n e s s . — : ... — I n . ftvp.ry S a la rie d . our S a le s m e n are Bonded to our Assodiation, thereby s e c u r i n g against any fin an c ial loss. In addition to the g re a t value of .having every point to sell o u r products, we will h a v e of our ow n inspectors— a lw a y s on the ground ests in the case oi rejoctod cars, from any cause us our own S a l e s m e n advantage to protect our i n t e r whatsoever. th e double ;; \\ As to our claim departm ent for over-charges nnd dam age 00 amiuni of inifiropei n ;j frlg cratlon und delay, we have secured the services of two of the most expert claim iiipii m ** New York nnd Chicago who will give the most vigorous atten tion to any and all claims, im 1 \\ we will support these claims by a rigid Inspection at this end. as well ns at dost ¡mu ion. Tills advantage Is of Inestim able value*?* every shipper lj We shnll ixieitively sell every package wc ship—not a package will he consigned for disposal. 1 , Sanford Growers lytve never had such a proposition offered them or equal ttppoi tunlty ' 1 secu re the b est results and prices for lliclr produce. Kvery shipper will 1 given a lull occount of sales, which will tell IHM WHERE and to whom his produce wn- sold and for how MUCH MONEY, also all the ch arges against cacli shipment. There will bo nmi, ing to hold bnek. \\ /j */ ;; coat is not going to be high or *xcessive,'\bul on the contrary surprising]^ low, than you huvo been {laying. Don’t let any one try to convince you we have a wild-cat scheme or an impossible plan. \\t have got ju s t what we say wc have— a safe, sound business like selling organization No patent system or special methods, but a straigh t-ou t and out selling force wl>n h has not been easy to secure, but we have got It and Jnvltc you to come to the oil Ice lot fu rth er p artlcclars. This is your organization and you are entitled to all Inform ation. We also have inside prices for all shlping packages, fur the benefit of those will! through us. IIMMMZH ZiHMWMMMMWWMW M W MW W M W m Mi MUVVWW VWWV\WWWVV\\\ 1\\V\ h i For Civic Improvement ’ The Civic committee of the Welakn Club, have prepared a very interestinjl program, for their metriind Thursduy afternoon: In the Welukn Club rooms at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Henry Wight, leader for the afternoon. Subject for considera­ E n g a g e m e n t E x tra o rd in a ry tion will be •Trogres* In Civic Better­ ment." Mrs. Wight will entertain the ladies with an instructive talk on that topic, and will read the paper, written by Mr*. Gay, of Palstka, and read by and T h ursd ay her at the session of the “State Feder­ ation, In Jacksonville, Inst week: on GEORGIA-AUBURN GAME AT “Civic Work in Florid«.” SAVANNAH NOVEMBER 29 The Wednesday Club and Lend A Hai)d Society are cordially invited to be , A Set of 5 0 Beautifully Colored Slides, showing life a* u. Great Annual Football Qama During present. • is in America's Greatest Penal Institution with interesting descriptive R act Waek. G. W. J a o b s believes that the straw­ lecture by Prof. S co tt Leslie. Savannah, Oa.—In addlUon to the berry crop of Lakeland will run about Vanderbilt and Grand P rize Races at On Thursday night, i;i addition to strove, Prof. Leslie will show Savannah during Thanksgiving week 6 0 0 ,000 quart* this season The first ' ¡ . *°d describe ■ set of slides depicting scenes and incidents at tjie Cor«', and the big poultry show that It to berries picked rid* season at that place nation of King George. Don't forget the.day and date. be pulled off, there la an o th er.stellar j ■old for 31.25 a quart. a*traction in the ebape o t tha great j anuugl football kame between O eor-j COME AND HELP .YOUR FRIEND TO WIN THE DIAMOND RIMi L ji .. : ; .. . ' \ gta and Auburn. Tbvae old time r l - , vale will b attle fo r tb e m p ra m a cy o f Standing to date of the eight leaden» in the contest: the South a t tho BsTannah Athletic N A M ES park bn Wednesday -afternoon, No­ í> é For W om en vember 39, tho day before the grand' Miss E$sle Purdon Miss Lucile Richards prize race. Th h teams weigh about Hava Mors Friends thani any other Miss Morgafet White Miss Alma Pagenhart the same and each has a remarkable magazine or i attorns. McCall's cCatrn is the record for th e season and a notable | reliable Fermion Guide monthly in Miss LJnda Connelly Miss Clara Miller one million one hundred thousand game la e a r * to be seen. Arrange­ Miss Irene Thurston : Miss Margaret Davis homes Beside*, showing all Uie latest ments are also being made to have | designs of McCall Patterns, each issue a big airahlp event and ft la certain la brimful of sparkling short stories ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « .♦ ♦ ♦ « .♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • » ♦ ♦ ■ F + 'K - 'î “» that thdre will not b* a doll moment and helpful iuformaUuu for women. tn flaratm ah d q rin *. tha week of the 5!^! ksvIMn races. T h ere la alio to be a D, O, 2SU S K. K. parade and apeolal attraction« Mt&S fCtitta* in*"* «Ubrml will be on a t all of the theaters. . „ . . ,4 V V ,. X ¿V L *u t sil a d á n ta WfU. it, 3 Y ' ' I. ‘ f* * ‘ n >■* mimtjtr sold. Mot* . .* For MoVIng P ictu re *..' <• AQENTÖ Mct>K ||un •*>■ nth« two Two generation* ago a Dutch phy-l l u h u t Ms*II —- L f r Tba taklag and exhibiting of m d * V w i l Non» i i«SrM*ua it etnia, i t , , In i piefarifa haa baen greatly im­ alcfan, out walklnf w ith..hli.'child, ItMtrM* 4«»w, er lie* proved bT tbe uaa of the” gyropoope. called ttfi fad's attention to a passing M C C A L L 'S M A G A Z I N E T h is ateadle* the tripod w hile,tha ex- hay toad aa big as a mastodon. T h e re , *”VJ' "Tg * ‘4' '* * • poauro of the film la b«U>r made and gay eon/ said he. "la the equivalent 230-2,0 w. ini: SUN.« Y«,k Cll, ' Ó knr w ith HOLOKN R IA L E S T A T E CO. . laazana tha vibration while It i f being of what one man oat# 1* a year la ] •u*M df vhaT be u M *." projected on tha elicee >1 ‘ »rrA . I» * 1 X ■ ------ jS T A R T H E A T R 2 — Nights Only - 2 Nov. 22 and 2 3 “ B E H IN D T H E B A R S " M c C a li’ s f tia g a z in e a n d M cC iiii P a tte rn s fc’iisrsisc'.risi'ai.'s; W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY General Fire Ihsurance 8anford. i. « fr B c n i, - u S t w ii November 21. igj ** florida �- P u b lis h e d S e m i~ W o o k ly — T u o s d a y and Ï'V F r id a y SANFORD HERALD /<V S A N H J R D — l.ile is SANFORD. NI) FLORIDA general \cws of Tlic Land _fj.tr “ of flowers. _ lit M R BEAI I I I DUS Paid Penalty fo r Wife Murder In ' Tlcclric-C ttiiTr Spedst to The Herald; ** before Henry Clay Deattie was Jed from tFie dentil chnmbcr lo the plnce of execu­ F LO R ID A , F R ID A Y , W orth Lining NOVEMBER 24, ON lillLD IN Iì A C IIY wife to the two ministers Revs. H. A. fglhhaUfe Is lo havo a cigar factory to her business enterprises. There I* bot an interior town In the state fpmetl vith so many natural advantages ns Florjdt'a capita I- and every day seos some tSlog added to her growth. • Harder*, hold-ups and crimes committed intbedaik by footpads, who sneak nwny and defy detection, have aroused tho peo­ p le! Jacksonville to the ever-present ii«nf<Tthat confronts them. So bold liave marauders become, anil so confident of tksir ability to cover their tracks, that naidents of ihis city, especially of the jaburben.dlilOctA are calling for proiecV -tkso that the present city and county outborilies seem powerless to give tUeim ir _____ Ur who was drttsted ^¡an ail? f^ -sram ■npnrtnfanrtnm flf instruction by W. M. Holloway, has announced (but be will again enter against HoUowsy in next spring's primaries. • x live dvlc league has been formed by Winter Park cil Irens. for the betterment at tbs community A live board of trade has been organ* bed st Alachua, with on initial memberihip ol-thirty -onr .A Potato Exchange has been organized st Bkton. This exchange Is for tho pur* pose of cooperating in buying fertilizer tad seed snd the selling of putntoea in a body. '• fire broke out in the Kihlcr . block at Duonellon late Wednesday afternoon and Vtl not controlled until (hat block nnd •eversi wooden buildings adjacent thereto were destroyed Hie firms that lost by the fire were: Kibier Urus., tho btnoeiion bote!, Mr llarganier's millinery mm, Dur.nrilnn Supply company's hnrdvire state, Knight A Strange’s grocery, Baskilt A Gritiith's drug store! Judge •Cobsr's office and Zimmerman's candy Man. The lost is estimated at 150,000. V o l u m s (V Up In Calaboose Prisoner Burned to Death. Dade City, Nov. 23.—.North Green, n well known-farmer wle> resbles amir her» wns erenint«l in the coluboole this morn­ ing by n (ire. which he. hims^if, started. Green was arrested last night on a charge of drunkennrss nnd duly locked up. Atxiut 3 o'clock this morning, beginning to get sober. Green began to feel cold, and. scraping what rubbish he could gather on the floor, set fire to it. The flames quickly communicated themselves to the wooden building, which burned like timber. Locked up atone in the place Green found it Impossible to escape and began to cry loudly for help. No one was oti the-streetwnt «hut hour hut a citizen Who lives near the jail hurried to the place. He arrived too late, for Green wn* umn beyond liunyan aid. The buildiiQ L*»* burned to the ground niicTGreen's rtiarred und shrunken, body was found in the ashes. Green leaves a wife nnd live children. Beattie wns to have Crm m rrclal Club Will Play Important part In Sanford’s M a­ been executed ill sunrise but the conicste ria l Progress took up con^hi ruble lime. At an early date PrfMdrnt Luke will At 9:00 qnth' tfiiiny Henry Clay beanie call a meeting of the Commercial Club to paid'the penalty of his crime of wife decide upon many measures of merit murder. No utitnwurd incidents inter­ respecting the advertising, locating ol rupted the proceedings and in the factories, and other miiurtunl features. presence of the prison official* Hie min­ There, were several gentleman in Sonisters und a few newspaper men Beattie ford this week, looking over the initiation wns launched Into eternity. ua a lucutiun for one of ah«— Yesterday th e'prisoner spent in prayer cuimig factories and mediation and the same iron nerve Already the plans of the secretary for was display«] during the day that has advertising the city a* a place of resi­ characterized his actions since his in­ dence. are hearing fruit in ninny inquiries carceration. being received daily Tile poi>ular inugFor a few brief moments yesterday nzmes will lie used to interest new people Beattie broke down mid it was feared and a tin« out of literalure will be pre­ his remurkjihle nerve nml stoicisip pared to send-them. 1 lie city will be were about to desert film. Ihis was advertised as never before, imi[ every took leave of bis father and H S ? ' Douglas. W henllir onrtlnr mmr Une o£-*““ 1b* “ wiu, * * stimulated as a When o gopd.Thing come»: u p -In New HMTXJougiaj. w ^ M h ja r tir tg cmnt of many peoples coming here. ftsywwi ----—► .— everybotiy-ys for If. im> Wfi fnl/t TifA Tie'ml o u T r * ’ fnifuTs in January and February. The cam­ be n difference of opinion in {xihli^it. or breast nnd sobbed convulsively. One paign of advertising will he kept up nil matters, hut when n matter of suchi"great arm was nang across his father’s shoul­ summer and in a a year's nine ihe witders, nnd the other hand gripi>e<l that ol dom of tills move with become ap­ iiii|>or(unce us htiilditig a tiridge across the St. Johns river at a (mint that will his brother. parent not only benefit nil sections of Volusia "Goodbye" lie said and turn«! away county, but tin entire rust const, buril Neither father nor brother trusted to GRI M S i l l INO ARRANGI Ml MS north und southit o f US ft! well OS tin­ make reply tint made their wny from the es ill lilt? middle nì id interior counties penitentiary When they ented it again tim id a Vegctuhle G row ers’ Associa southern parts ol the •intia—«»tile up. it was to claim the body of then lion Anrtomicrmml tile people will not let a small thing like kinsman. Hazel, tho eighteen year old The Florida Vegetatile Growers Associ­ the*refusal of county cuuimissioners to sister of the prisoner, and his two aunts ation announce to the nii-inli-r* that lliey to make nn appropriation of one-half the drove to the twison in u closed carriage hove s«tireil. after w«*ki *il Iniril work, amount reipnteil. stop the weak in (lie middle uf the alter noon They good selling agents lo (he billowing cities It wns decided by Udfi Otriuge and were in the death chamber o in 11*9 more New Yoik City t salesmen VoltiHin comities and that tile east coast thoti an hour. When they emerged Hnzol Boston I solrsnum ferry, near Osteen, wns the best place was on the oerge of culln [wi while alt i'hdiidelphlii 2 salesmen for a bridge to connect the two counties three were violently uguai^l and tlie With tins understanding. Orange tins been 1’ illsliurg I siilrsihan eyes of cacti were red with weeping Cleveland I snl'-sinno »l<endliig her money nl linn [mint, mild Their entrance and departure were Cim ago 3 sulesincn scvcrnl thousand dollars have been spent observed hy n crowd of several hundred MinneniMill* 1 salesman The Volusia count) commissioners now persons gathered to witness the rumored Kansas City I salesman refuse to co-operate with them, and if visit of Beulah llmford to the prison, Si laiuis 1 salesman matters stand us they are now. aiuf tire The report proved to be untrue. The Cincinnati . ) salesman bridge iifliih bUlfC Orulign c ^ iit) will girl whose subtle [Kjwer over young In addition to the salaried, salesmen, ln*w -ii large, unibunt of morvfy thus Beattie is said tu hftve driven him to • they have a i or(m ef salesm en-In the spent. the killing of his wife lias been discover­ But Hie bridge will be built I smaller mnrkeis numbering eight/, pud ed In New York.So sag» the board of trude nnd Ihe hove exercised the same cafe In the seAfter they execution tins morning the Irci inn of ilmse tti*u as tn the salaried people of New Sm yrna. body was laid to rest in Maury cemetery I .el's keep our pledge lo Orange county branches. In every case they have de­ beside his wife. manded ability to s'tll, highest moral In to meet tlirin Itnlf wnyw-eveu if our effsi irgjity Mitds-xpeil in *l<s|ge ,,f |lje tinsi nn»*i aieni do aesunii* rto- [«isiiion of out P io u eris Ai l.ounty In ir The Uraitge l.ouul) F mi Assooiation tiris. Ill ever, i •si* til* salaried to in* lies, I luiH,,-* nod refo*(* to rio mil h'ldilmg when they [ire rraII) our servants.—New lias set asole Jan u .io 31 <|» Jloiin- Corn­ (i well a* the soldi** twmjis. tfie sales­ Ntnyrua Arefz«*. * men are bonded to the association* there­ ing day unti lite Or auge tonni y’ l,inoicrs' Denis and J . J Fix Nearly a million dollars will be exppsttd in ftnliiesville during the next tvdri’ rnomiis. width, it ^s safe to say •ill not be equaled by any city "of like Kpolstwii in tor nmHi A great jwrotatsge of thi- immense sum will be ex ycadedf'T titwvr. wtneli wui mean much ^ Oei piry cnmmrrciall, us me inuney, grasttr part ol I I will be dis- As»ociullon lias beeu invited io partici- by securing a^oiljst linuutlifll loss. Id Will Make Fish Oil ibatod,among the business houses. p jie in thè esercisca ai ihat lune and additimi to the great valuti oF having Tho Mefilimlen Fishing Company of tfijfir own salesufhn a t 'e v e r y print In.sell A nary uf unusual human intcrert, in itiiike it a day iqieciaily set a pari tur thè PhilmlFlphia. Ps^is making arrangements ...akkba JMudg rain of Fun Myers plays Old. sctller» senilervd in all parta uf thè their pcriduct*. they will ha ve tiih-douliln to t'*urii(lsh « wcU-equl[ipi**J tilant ur ' ths leading tnlr, has Just been developed World, bui wtiu fila) {(•■ timi induce*! tu inlviint <gr of nil elr own m i p - i i - w s a lw iy * Punce Pfirk. a vllTlig» cI*jm; ti^Movprtfn .. at Kusim nrf L kiis Bird, ns he wus return tu thè ir eurly home lo eujuy thè oil tile groURil to protect tlieir interests Inlet, nn Halifax river, fur t he piir|«*i*e of 111 'the ease uf rr|reted cars, from uuy but wini, it no« 'appears, Is ocCaftion. r i rmniifnrtitrtog oil nnd frrtilirrr Jrnru the eAtl-C whoTever As tn (lit* claim depurtW f*shty VVtill 11n Riiwlumi, has been millitav* uf menti tden thaï mu be secured T ra g e d y At Y a b ih u im.tit fi^i uvef.t tl iol I limn tg e <ai aef; haailed With idi parents. Mr. and Mra. in t he ucean near by By tile 1st uf De­ . Rowland, Irani whom lie has C F Perry is dead and f II I'untley, ir. m i n i hi uil,>f"le-| relitgeratl*ill ail I Ir cember the company expect (u luive a is seriously wounded, the result of ii duel i lay. they Ii ive iw'cuied the services of ***n •*Pw®teil ever since he Was three ?*••» of age. Mr bird hns been In the f .tight in the woods at Yabiha last Tues­ two of, Ihr i i i i )» i expert claim men in j ship at i’tilice 1 *»rk liuti tins a <ap.icity Vf ,lst' n d»y and curries T- A Hass of the bass Fish day, in lbo presence nl f’rmiley’s wife, New York und Clneugu, who will give ihs <>f n crew of ninety men. Also three fishing who was the cause of the trouble, nrui her nrbst vigorous nlientino to nny. nud all 7 ott the railroad dock, for rnoro father, T. W, Green, who hud gone with daims, and will suppuri these claims hy 1 boats, u supply bunt hnd a large Dumber • year, says the Fprt Myers Pres». F * young Pantlcy to search for Perry and a rigid ins|i<ctinn at tins end. ns well as of employes—probably 175 in nil. The ftW.Detu of the fire department la the young woman whan it was discovered nt destination. This advantage is of in Cnrgcat vessel is lo be used ns'u factory, I’fWrwsar of u vcry valuable hen. being fully eqiiip|t«t fur turning4 gU the that they had run off together. . ,. estimable value to every shipper. _____-during these days of high finished product; hut If the experiment is rtlt. the biddy having laid tiiree Satisfactory, u permanent plant »ill l>c Circus AdvertlsirTg Car .Caught In Sanford.. JUS in one day, ifuwever( twoof lhe#e Car do. 2. advertising hpark'a circus was .The. liberty of. John Twine, the negrei^r^Hid near thtylnltfl. W r f c i W 0i mark*wWe »1» and here yralerduy'-and every available space chorgcd.with shooting nnd dungerui « 3 ^ : ■*> ----------~ r - kR— {£ i ■ ' ■ Found Cpx Oullly ^ ■to*- n L th(f ln,lde. t>r the larger Is being filled with glaring posters und' Wounding n'rlcgr« woman several munihy 1° well developed and bills. The small boy will now stand ago, was tnken-nwap yesterday morning Miami, Nov. 23.—After a trial lasting "Wporter-Stnr. ' entranced qs he gazes in' open mouthed when Constable R. C Whitten, of Siiq- more than two weeks, the jury in the case .TW-hsed »me »ilv« service which is astonishment at the many wonder* of furri, rounded u|i the wanted man. He of P. C Coi^ charged witli the murder of — “ ivice wmen ,0 ,hc bsitichip Florida. the greatest show on earth. telegraph«! Hie local sheriff'» office that Miss Hattie Parcel. Wednesday night j e * IF \ * Twine was under arrest Immediately af­ turn«! a verdict Ii tiding t i n guilt >*’j(% nn W ó S í 1, ackao,lvUle FMiyatui will . - S’ . ibition ,t Greenleif L Crosby’s W eather Report iliïïg tÿ ter he hid made sure of Iris prisoner . accessory after lh« fact. In ntlcmptuig Rain followed by clearing tonight ex,°V* ,e* 0<‘>r» »xrfore It Is sent to The sheriff's office here luid "caught ii conceal the crime by throwing the girts wi!‘ ^ Presented io cepf fair in north-west portion. Cooler rip1' that John ha,l .gone to Sanford. A b.)dy m the river. A motloh for ay ijjg x l' th|fc thB tonight. ' Gold Wove north portion Satur; warrant was mailed there to Constable of judgment and n hew trial was imme­ “ Koofnpjuy her to Pensacola. day. Fair tomorrow In Celery Delta. Whitten, nnd sor*n fhe man wns under diately made. '' " Fine weather for lolluce. Sun will thine nrrest.—Tunes-Union. The Parcel girl disappeared about' the *“ !«>« held . .« a ? m~ ■ few on tbe new mayor on’Sunday. middle of last April, nnd two days later tol wwhht t»j d r e w , cok» --------- Une u U ool her body was found in the Miami river. Banks Will Close L-^le. ^ d,Jr sbaU * V Dance and Dinner Cox iinu two negroes were nrtested lh On November 3Ulh, next Thursday. The , Tu ‘b* OOntrsM A big Thanksgiving dance and dinner First National Bank and The Peoples connection with the crime. The girl's » * * • * ■ • let In Timpa ■ few will bo given at the new Hotel Longwood. Bank will close, giving everybody a chunco father also wart held by the police, but l,|V a u L ,'hÑ l>CW len- « « r building at Longwood, on the evening of Wednes­ to eni turkey and forget uliout the ovet- was released for want of evidence. day, Nov. 29. Newell's celebrated orches­ drnfts•nd " ui tra wifi,furnish the music. Sanford peo­ Sanford For spenc Spencer t ff. W* Spenrer was yesterday electtid ple elpjciully requested to attend. New Telephone Directory mayor of Sanford by n majority of 103 'Abont December first The Sanford Tel­ I T T a. ephone Co, wiU issue i now directory re­ votes over W. D. Holden. The entire Í > ,. b » „ The Sanford improvement Association plete with information nnd very small Silencer ticket went through. -ffi ihe cultivation of rice The new mayor U a baker, and mana­ will hold a meeting at the residence of * price f,w Advertising Tills will he unc "‘" I averaged about 25 Mrs. J . N. Will tncr. Mondhy ufternoon, o^llifl bE*t directory» ever issued nnd ger of the Saqfard baseball club. Mr. 10 lbo •««. and practically Nov. 27th. Lsch and every member of those wishing space should look for (ho Holden U u prominent real estate dealer. “ “i ( S S S r ~ ir »Reporter Star, solictor who will call upon you. the association Is urged to be preeenL l . 1 _____ V ’ ^ - h -- ‘ 4’* « ^ l a - . y ---> 4 .-V ■ •' '. f • -, ,♦ * 1^ ¿V. NEW S OF IM F WORLD CREMATED IN JAIL Locked More Tourists, More HtiMillu¿. More U u sliiC 5 s t or Sanford CDOÍI)ÍROM EHE STATE PRESS tion today tie confessed the murder of las RESULTS SMDW IN ADVERTISING fcitfltome of the Week*» M o il Im portinl Happening» In th e Stale"» Domain. s 1D11 Hems of In terest Gleaned fro m Various S o n rcç s_ HAPPENINGS DURING THE WELK Here the Readers Will rind a B rief H istorical Spring Flowing F o r Hurried R eaders Joseph Pearson Caldwell, former editor of the Charlotte Daily Observer, died Wednesday morning, after an illness of two years. Traffic came to (^standstill in Atlanta ’ Wednesday 'morning, when a ten-ton auto dray ran over the toes of a tiny bare-foot negro newsboy. Such- screaming ho never been heard before. People Liuce blocks a wny thought some icrtUtla acci­ dent had occurred. Policemen came tear­ ing from cycxjLdircclIadLsUcct Ctuy stop*. nml somebody telephoned fj>p three iirutiulfimT*, which came utc|| lb itila Schuiiih^fle'CÙncer ¿cop applied fur thd Mlupini Sohm(rtn»3cru la pravo ho mis cor. v 4 The bankers 6 i Nfw York city, who have been In session for several days d is­ cussing a plan tu limincc tin- cotton crup of the smith mid enable the farmers to hold fur belter price*, announce that they will advance S30.ÜÖO.IIOO to the growers. "If the pnqKMcd National Reserve nssocnttiuti [linn become» a lav,, it will [irnvidc on inailtutiuu whlcti will tie able to extend eredit In pniivirtinn tn all the r e a ­ sonable ii p i s I i uf business m ’ tliis country, and at tile sam e time safe guard against tiie over-expaniluii of cred it," declared G«> M Reynolds, president ’»f the Con-» tinental and ( o m m e r ,m l N.iti mal hank of Chicago Vs tule the prujK»-d |>tnn is nut u wide depátlore limn ll*e |««senl system, he said. U would c<innri the jiresent plan s weakness und fiifnisli me m a ­ chinery fur ilie natural ab b and flow of business, while it provides fór centralizing -the resources of tile countey it did not provide for centralizing tviwer Lillian Graham and Libel Conrad, (ho New York show girls wDo Miui W. L. D. Stokes, the millionaire hotel uinii and spnrtsman. were urnngtH to trial tottny on nn indiulment ciurgilig them with having attempted tu lake In* life. Two other counts t lunge nsstmlt j " Witnesses fur the jiro»ecuimn In the L>* Angele» Tirites tlynam ting caso hav e been th r e a P -ie -1 with alt<*r ilnvmg with*t*>t)d repented effurts uf ugeiiis uf the defense to Uribe thorn. 'íecL ued William J . Hums, the detective in tho en*e, in nn address fodny before Hie s ta te scrte iu ries of the A m erican Bankers’ associatio n. Samuel Gnmjicr*. Jo h n Mitchell nnd Frank Morrison, A met man Federnu on of 1-riL'r olHumr*. must stand trial • in the *u|trerne court of the District uf Columbia on charge* of contempt of « l i m arising nut of the Buck Stove and R an g e case. Beulah Hinford, thv soventeati-yuar-old girl, fur love of whom Henry Clay B eattie, jr.. aHeged to have kilkii Iris young wife, is said to have retiched Richmond. Denial is made by Ihe priice that this i s . so, hut several [arsons are said to have recognized her on the street. It Is re ­ ported m em bers ui the Beul tie family arc ufrald the girl will m i ^ e a scene at at thl' simple funeral that has been plan­ ned. Sea rch for her is being mude. Boys Played Gooff Game The Sanford High School team played . tbe Orlando tenrn on Wednesday tin; score being 6 to 8 . The game was a very pretty ono and was witnessed by a good crowd. The people here are not ns great football fans as baseball fans^yut are be\wuing more interested in tfrif'grent game. In e IReporter* Star. 1ms the following re­ garding the game: The football game between Orlando and Sanford yesterday afternoon resulted in n tie—six to six. It was stubbornly fought all the wny tlirough and while our buys were Tpstcr, they were also lighter arul thus Fiat! odds to work against One of the star players of the Orlando team was Fcrrly Keller, whose rapid and Intrepid work was of a high order. A fairly good crowd witnessed the game nnd cheer«! the home team to the echo. A return game, will be played on tile gridion here on tho 30th— Thanksgiving Day, wlwn it Jt.mdre than likely Hurt uur |«ople will (urn out cn massa our boys'do UxmHlve* pcoud. rn *•4 Vi � 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 21, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 21, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 21, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/81b317b6b775ffcccaf6bb2a99f852fe.pdf 9656e1052c41cf3dcc953cb6942344ed PDF Text Text .. i THE SANTORO fit RAID IN T Itf SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest Concerning Society People. P O IN T S PURELY PERSONAL While Mow Celery City vanity Talr Away the Golden Moura- - Social Gossip The Junior Epworth League of the Methodist church held their usual meeting Friday afternoon, in tho phurcb. . Tha.Gulld the Church of -the. J l o t r Cross met at the residence of Mr*. S. 0 . Chete, Friday afternoon. Plans were per­ fected for the bazaar that the ladies an nualiy hold during December. The hoateaa served dainty refreshment*. s _____ Tho Miulonary Society of the Preabytcrian church met at the residence of Mrs. R. L. Jones. Friday afternoon. Home Ulaaiona waa the subject under considera­ tion. A very interesting program on Cu­ ba was enjoyed by the members. Mrs. A. T. Host ter waa leader for the after­ noon. 'When the program waa concluded Jones served delicious refreshments. ... Sanford Young Lady Honor«*---- Miss Charlotte Keelor'a many frientja In Sanford are congratulating her on her election as a delegate to the bi-annual convention of the General Federation of Women's dubs, which will meet In San Francisco next spring. It is a well-deeerved compliment, and Santoral appreci­ a t e the courtegy intended to,on« of her popUlnr jimfTf imitto. . Auction Bridge Olub ' Mrs. S. 0. Ctmec, was tbc channing hostess of tho Auction Bridge Club Mon­ day afternoon. Two tables of bridge were played. Mrs. Frank Lane made the ^highest score, and won the prize, a very pretty Japanese jewel box. At the con­ clusion of the games, delicious refresh­ ments, consisting of cream chicken In peas timbales, biscuit*, olive* and cofTec wero »erved. Mr*. Chase's guests were Mesdames R. S. Keclor, Fonest Lake, D. F. Whltner Jr.. D. W. Herndon, F. L Miller, Frank Lane O. W. King and A. P. Connelly. Sewtng Circle Mr*. J . C. Bennett and Miss Gall Moore entertained a number of fricndi, who met at Mr*. Bennett's for tho purpose of re­ organizing tho Sewing Circle, which afford­ ed so much pleasure (o the members last wlnte. Miss Gail ^toore was chosen presfdem. anil Miss Lillian Gibson secretary and treasurer. The membership will be limited to twenty. Mrs. Bennett served chocolate and wa­ fers. The ladies present were, Mrs. N. J. Perkins, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, Misses Beard. Mell Whittier, Lillian Gibson. Alice nnd Lucy Whltner. Ttie circle will meet every Tnursday evening. A larger attendance is expected at the next meeting. U Ths Sanford Musts Club .The club met ot tbe studio of Mrs. Mun­ son, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, not­ withstanding the disagreeable weather; n V very good attendance and an interesting Fi w program mode the nfternoon very pleas­ ant. Mrs. Munson was the leader, and as vice-president presided In the nbsenre of tho president, Mrs. Marlin. Topics for consideration — The Three Great Sonto Writers. Comparative analysis of compositions of Hayden, Mozart and Bccthovan; paper of Mioa KJ(an Mahoney; a very compre­ hensive and cleverly defined comparison of the similar and different styles and methods pursued by (hose three great music makers in audibly expressing tho melodies in their souls. • Tbe second paper was a comparative analysis of the characters of Haydn. Mo­ zart and Ikethovan. by Mrs. M. If. Bowler. The musical part of the program was a comparative demonstration of the artistic conception, clean technique and perfect iT*. V 4 setting (or the melody of tfia «onto» writf-it; by Haydu. Mozart and Oeetiuwaa. ‘ ti t v •ftrIS - Maud Alice Wagner played ttie -aonl* y‘ ih- C. by Haydn. Ufa.1 Tolar ‘ phiyed a minuet from A major oonta, Mozart, and it i s H also a fantasia in C oonta. Mozart, Mr*. C G. Butt played the tonta ,1a C minor, op. 13, by Bccthovan. ’ . Tha dlsamlon of first tonus compared with modern music was led by Mrs. Mun­ son; all the poinu brought out were la fa vor of the sontas. The name of a hew'member w«a voted . W ,3t ¿ t y ' , ■ V 00 . After the announcement of the pro­ ¡F * X gram for the next meeting the club ad' joumed. m rii MrS S ■h a . i. «frB cn i, - u S t w ii FREE RUNS TO SAVANNAH RACES W ill BE GIVEN ANNOUNCEMENT Jackson Argus and Other Papers Oat In the Game. * Savannah.— As an evidence of the great amount of Interest being taken throughout the state In ths com­ ing Orand Prize, Vanderbilt and light car races a t Savannah during Thanks­ giving week, nothing la more convinc­ ing t* » " the action of «„number of free ! Oeorgla papers in promoting rune“ to th e-reeee— The gus was probably the first per In the slate to Inaugurate contests, under the conditions which trips to the races in return for subscriptions, the pot' sons sending in the largest number of auisoriptione In each, militia dis­ trict being awarded an automobile trip to the races, with all ezpensoe paid. T h e arrangement has provta a splendid thing for the publishers, and will probably serve to Increaee the attendance en the races. It Is oertsln that ths crowds will be larger than e re r h e fo rfa n d that ths event* will be the ^rosiest ever held la the history of automobile racing. _ | THOUSANDS W iLiTTOUR TO SAVANNAH RACES. Largest Crowds Will Come From th a Neighboring States. Savannah, Oa.-—Every Indication mokes It certain that the number of people from North Carolina, South | Carolina, Oeojgla and Florida, who -«■ill attend the Vanderbilt .B ra n d i Prize and light car races at Savan­ nah on November 27 nnd 30 will be considerably larger than over before. This la attributable to tho fact that such a large number of cars have been sold during tho past year and so ninny will motor to tho races. The run to Charlotte also served to stim­ ulate interest. For sovoral days be­ fore the races at least a thousand cars will be headed for Savannah from every hamlet, town and city In these states and Georgia to see the greatest automobile race event the world ha* over kVnown, for the In­ terest Is not confined to the cities this time, as has been the case here­ tofore. Savannah Is preparing to cor­ dially receive and entertain them. WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS WILL BE AT SAVANNAH N iV lr D efer« H a*- Bucli * -« - t** • %41— * *— T j --- ' m m m T -* 1 * t „ H IE - s e e F L O R ID A V E G E T A B L E G R O W E R S ’ A S S O C IA T IO N ! Take great pleasure in being able to advise.its m em b ers of the selling nr- us their e n tire tim e and a tten tio n when our business^is not sell or be in any way interested in the selling of veigeti during our shipping season. These S a la rie d M en JWfl‘ Be ^iew Y o rk City . . . B oxon . Philadelphia . . „. Pittsburg - » , . . . C leveland . . -, . . 4 1 2 1 1 Salesm en Salesm an Salesm en Salesm an Salesm an ng- and wu from Fiorititi' .uted'as follows: > Salesmen ■Chicago . . Minneapolis Kansas C ity S t. Louis C incinn ati 1 Salesman 1 Salesman 1^Salesman 1 Salcsijiun LLS& i In addition to the S a la rie d S alesm en we have lined ujffflF corps of S alesm en in the smaller markets numbering around eighty .and have ex«*r cised the same care in the selection of these men as in the Salaried Brfinrlit^ In every case we huve demanded a b ility to sell, highest moral te g fity and exp ort K now ledge of-our b u sin e ss. In . ftvp.ry Salaried. — : ... — our S a le s m e n are Bonded to our Assodiation, thereby secu rin g us against any fin an c ial loss. In addition to the g re a t value of .having every point to sell o u r products, we will have of our ow n inspectors— a lw a y s on the ground ests in the case oi rejoctod cars, from any cause our own S alesm en the double ad van tage to p ro te c t our in ter- ;; whatsoever. \\ As to our claim d e p a rtm e n t for over-charges nnd dam age 00 am iuni of inifiropei n ;j frlg c ra tlo n und delay, we have secured the services of two of the most expert claim iiip ii m ** New York nnd Chicago who will give the most vigorous a tte n tio n to any and all claims, im 1 \\ we will support these claims by a rig id Inspection at this end. as well ns at dost ¡mu ion. Tills advantage Is of Inestim able value*?* every shipper We shnll ixieitively sell e v e ry package wc ship— not a package w ill he fo r disposal. 1 lj consigned \\ , than /j */ Sanford Growers lytve never had such a proposition o ffe re d them or equal ttppoi tu n lty ' 1 secure th e best results and prices fo r llic lr produce. Kvery shipper will 1 given a lu ll occount of sales, which will tell IH M WHERE and to whom his produce wn- sold and for how MUCH MONEY, also all the charges against cacli shipm ent. There will bo nmi, ing to hold bnek. Q<JOXj( Been Gotten Together. Savannah, Ga.—Among the faraoua drivers who will pilot cars In the great Vanderbilt cup, International Qrand Prize, Tledeman Troplur and Savannuh Challenge Trophy rnces, which will be held In Savannah No­ vember 27 and 30, are Bruce Brown, Human, Wagner, Battle, Ihtwaon, Heiuery, Bragg, Grant, Mulford, DoPalma, Tatxfeld, Hearn and u «core of others, These drivers are all world famous, Never before waa such a galaxy of world-famous driv­ ers assembled in ons place. The greateet rivalry exleta and it la known that theae men will enter the races to win at all hazards. It iu “do or die" with them, for tho race will make tb* driver and the manufacturer of the machine rich and world famoue. No amount of money could purchaie the preeUge which winning theae raoez will give the care. The manufacturere have spent many thouzand dollar« building apeolal care and speed madness will be rampant in Savannah during tha otharw|ee oalm days of eur Indian summer. November 21. igj ** ;; coat is not going to be high or *xcessive,'\bul on the contrary surprising]^ low, you huvo been {laying. Don’t let any one try to convince you we have a wild-cat scheme or an impossible plan. \\ t have g o t ju s t w h a t w e say wc have— a safe, sound business like sellin g organization No patent system or special methods, but a s tra ig h t-o u t and out selling force wl>n h has not been easy to secure, but we have got It and Jnvltc you to come to the o il Ice lot fu r th e r p a rtlc c la rs . This is your o rg an izatio n and you are e n title d to all In fo rm atio n . We also have inside prices for all shlping packages, through us. fur the benefit of those will! IIM M M Z H ZiH M W M M M M W W M W M W M W W M W m M i M U V V W W V W W V \ W W W V V \ \ \ 1\\V \ h i For Civic Improvement ’ The Civic committee of the Welakn Club, have prepared a very interestinjl program, for their metriind Thursduy afternoon: In the Welukn Club rooms at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Henry Wight, leader for the afternoon. Subject for considera­ E n g a g e m e n t E x tra o rd in a ry tion will be •Trogres* In Civic Better­ ment." Mrs. Wight will entertain the ladies with an instructive talk on that topic, and will read the paper, written by Mr*. Gay, of Palstka, and read by and T h ursd ay her at the session of the “State Feder­ ation, In Jacksonville, Inst week: on GEORGIA-AUBURN GAME AT “Civic Work in Florid«.” SAVANNAH NOVEMBER 29 The Wednesday Club and Lend A Hai)d Society are cordially invited to be , A Set of 5 0 B eau tifu lly Colored Slides, showing life a* u. Great Annual Football Qama During present. • is in America's Greatest Penal Institution with interesting descriptive R act Waek. G. W. Ja o b s believes that the straw­ lecture by P ro f. S cott Leslie. Savannah, Oa.—In addlUon to the berry crop of Lakeland will run about Vanderbilt and Grand Prize Races at O n Thursday night, i;i addition to strove, Prof. Leslie will show Savannah during Thanksgiving week 6 0 0 ,000 quart* this season The first ' ¡ . *°d describe ■ set of slides depicting scenes and incidents at tjie Cor«', and the big poultry show that It to berries picked rid* season at that place nation of King George. Don't forget the.day and date. be pulled off, there la another.stellar j ■old for 31.25 a quart. a*traction in the ebape ot tha great j anuugl football kame between Oeor-j COME AND HELP .YOUR FRIEND TO WIN THE DIAMOND RIMi Lji .. : ; .. . ' \ gta and Auburn. Tbvae old time r l - , vale will battle for tb em p ram acy of Standing to date of the eight leaden» in the contest: the South a t tho BsTannah Athletic N AM ES park bn Wednesday -afternoon, No­ í> é F o r W om en vember 39, tho day before the grand' M iss E$sle Purdon Miss Lucile Richards prize race. Thh teams weigh about Hava Mors Friends thani any other M iss M orgafet W hite Miss Alma Pagenhart the same and each has a remarkable magazine or i attorns. McCall's cCatrn is the record for the season and a notable | reliable Fermion Guide monthly in Miss LJnda Connelly Miss Clara Miller one million one hundred thousand game la e a r* to be seen. Arrange­ Miss Irene Thurston : Miss Margaret Davis homes Beside*, showing all Uie latest ments are also being made to have | designs of McCall Patterns, each issue a big airahlp event and ft la certain la brimful of sparkling short stories ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « .♦ ♦ ♦ « .♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • » ♦ ♦ ■ F + 'K - 'î “» that thdre will not b* a doll moment and helpful iuformaUuu for women. tn flaratmah dqrin*. tha week of the 5!^! ksvIMn races. There la alio to be a D, O, fc’ i i s r s i s c ' . r i s i ' a i . ' s ; 2SU S K. K. parade and apeolal attraction« Mt&S fCtitta* in*"* «Ubrml W . J . TH IG P E N & C O M PANY will be on a t all of the theaters. . „ . . , 4 V V ,. X ¿V L*ut sil adán ta W fU. it, 3 Y ' ' I. ‘ f* * ‘ n >■* mimtjtr sold. Mot* . .* For MoVIng P icture*..' <• AQENTÖ s*II M c t > K || u n •*>■ n t h « two Two generation* ago a Dutch phy-l luhutMVwil —- L f r Tba taklag and exhibiting of m d* Non» i i«SrM*ua it etnia, it,, Ini piefarifa haa baen greatly im­ alcfan, out walklnf with..hli.'child, ItMtrM* 4«»w, er lie* proved bT tbe uaa of the” gyropoope. called ttfi fad's attention to a passing M CCA LL'S M A G A Z IN E This ateadle* the tripod while,tha ex- hay toad aa big as a mastodon. There, *”VJ' "Tg *‘4' '* *• poauro of the film la b«U>r made and gay eon/ said he. "la the equivalent 230-2,0 w. ini: SUN.« Y«,k Cll, ' Ó knr w ith HO LO KN R IA L E S T A T E CO. . laazana tha vibration while It if being of what one man oat# 1* a year la ] •u*M df vhaT be u M * ." projected on tha elicee 8anford. flo rid a >1 ‘ »rrA . I» * 1 X ■ ----- jS T A R T H E A T R 2 — Nights Only - 2 Nov. 22 and 23 “ B E H IN D T H E B A R S " M c C a l i ’ s ft i a g a z i n e a n d M c C iiii P a tte rn s General Fire Ihsurance �- P u b lish ed S e m i~ W o o k ly — Tu o sd ay and Ï'V F rid ay SANFORD HERALD /<V S A N H J R D — l.ile is SANFORD. NI) FLORIDA lit M R BEAI I I I D U S F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , Worth Lining NOVEMBER 24, ON lillLDINIì A CIIY 1 D 11 V o l u m s (V CREMATED IN JAIL NEWS OF IMF WORLD Paid Penalty fo r Wife Murder In Locked Up In Calaboose Prisoner ' Tlcclric-CttiiTr Burned to Death. M or e Tourists, More HtiMillu¿. general \c w s of Tlic Land H em s of In te re s t Gleaned f r o m _fj.tr Spedst to The Herald; ** City, Nov. 23.—.North Green, n Dade More U u s liiC 5 s t or S a n f o r d “ of flo w e rs . Various Sonrcçs_ before Henry Clay Deattie was Jed from well known-farmer wle> resbles amir her» _ wns erenint«l in the coluboole this morn­ tFie dentil chnmbcr lo the plnce of execu­ CDOÍI)ÍROM EHE STATE PRESS tion today tie confessed the murder of las RESULTS SMDW IN ADVERTISING ing by n (ire. which he. hims^if, started. HAPPENINGS DURING THE WELK Green was arrested last night on a charge wife to the two ministers Revs. H. A. of drunkennrss nnd duly locked up. fcitfltome of the Week*» M oil Im Denis and J . J Fix Beattie wns to have Crm m rrclal Club Will Play Important Atxiut 3 o'clock this morning, beginning Here the Readers Will rind a Brief part In Sanford’s M a­ portinl Happening» In the Historical Spring Flowing been executed ill sunrise but the conicsto get sober. Green began to feel cold, terial Progress Stale"» Domain. s F o r Hurried Readers and. scraping what rubbish he could took up con^hi ruble lime. At an early date PrfMdrnt Luke will gather on the floor, set fire to it. The fglhhaUfe Is lo havo a cigar factory Joseph Pearson Caldwell, former editor At 9:00 qnth' tfiiiny Henry Clay beanie call a meeting of the Commercial Club to flames quickly communicated themselves of the Charlotte Daily Observer, died to her business enterprises. There paid'the penalty of his crime of wife decide upon many measures of merit to the wooden building, which burned Wednesday morning, after an illness of I* bot an interior town In the state fpmetl murder. No utitnwurd incidents inter­ respecting the advertising, locating ol vith so many natural advantages ns Florlike timber. two years. rupted the proceedings and in the factories, and other miiurtunl features. jdt'a capita I- and every day seos some Locked up atone in the place Green Traffic came to (^standstill in Atlanta ’ presence of the prison official* Hie min­ There, were several gentleman in SontSlog added to her growth. isters und a few newspaper men Beattie ford this week, looking over the initiation found it Impossible to escape and began Wednesday 'morning, when a ten-ton auto to cry loudly for help. No one was oti dray ran over the toes of a tiny bare-foot • Harder*, hold-ups and crimes committed wns launched Into eternity. ua a lucutiun for one of ah«— the-streetwnt «hut hour hut a citizen Who negro newsboy. intbedaik by footpads, who sneak nwny Such- screaming ho Yesterday the'prisoner spent in prayer cuimig factories and defy detection, have aroused tho peo­ lives near the jail hurried to the place. never been heard before. People Liuce and mediation and the same iron nerve Already the plans of the secretary for He arrived too late, for Green wn* umn ple! Jacksonville to the ever-present was display«] during the day that has blocks a wny thought some icrtUtla acci­ ii«nf<Tthat confronts them. So bold liave characterized his actions since his in­ advertising the city a* a place of resi­ beyond liunyan aid. The buildiiQL*»* dent had occurred. Policemen came tear­ dence. are hearing fruit in ninny inquiries burned to the ground niicTGreen's rtiarred marauders become, anil so confident carceration. ing from cycxjLdircclIadLsUcct Ctuy stop*. being received daily Tile poi>ular inugof tksir ability to cover their tracks, that nml somebody telephoned fj>p For a few brief moments yesterday nzmes will lie used to interest new people und shrunken, body was found in the ashes. naidents of ihis city, especially of the Beattie broke down mid it was feared three iirutiulfimT*, which cam e utc|| and a tin« out of literalure will be pre­ jaburben.dlilOctA are calling for proiecGreen leaves a wife nnd live children. lb itila S ch u iiih ^ fle'CÙncer ¿cop his remurkjihle nerve nml stoicisip pared to send-them. 1 lie city will be V -tkso that the present city and county ou- were about to desert film. Ihis was applied fur thd Mlupini advertised as never before, imi[ every tborilies seem powerless to give tUeim took leave of bis father and ir _____ Ur who was drttsted H S ? ' Douglas. Whenllir onrtlnr mmr Une o£-*““ 1b*“ wiu, * * stimulated as a When o gopd.Thing come»: u p -In New Sohm(rtn»3cru HMTXJougiaj. w ^M h ja rtirtg cmnt of many peoples coming here. ftsywwi ----—► .— everybotiy-ys for If. ^¡an ail? f^ -sram ■npnrtnfanrtnm flf im> Wfi fnl/t TifA Tie'ml o u T r * ’ fnifuTs la pravo ho mis The cam­ be n difference of opinion in {xihli^it. or instruction by W. M. Holloway, has breast nnd sobbed convulsively. One in January and February. cor. v 4 paign of advertising will he kept up nil matters, hut when n matter of suchi"great announced (but be will again enter against arm was nang across his father’s shoul­ The bankers 6i Nfw York city, who summer and in a a year's nine ihe witHoUowsy in next spring's primaries. ders, nnd the other hand gripi>e<l that ol dom of tills move with become ap­ iiii|>or(unce us htiilditig a tiridge across have been In session for several days dis­ the St. Johns river at a (mint that will • x live dvlc league has been formed by his brother. cussing a plan tu limincc tin- cotton crup parent not only benefit nil sections of Volusia Winter Park cil Irens. for the betterment "Goodbye" lie said and turn«! away of the smith mid enable the farmers to county, but tin entire rust const, buril Neither father nor brother trusted to GRI M S i l l INO ARRANGI Ml MS at tbs community hold fur belter price*, announce that they north und southit of US ft! well OS tin­ will advance S30.ÜÖO.IIOO to the growers. A live board of trade has been organ* make reply tint made their wny from the es ill lilt? middle nì id interior counties When they ented it again bed st Alachua, with on initial member- penitentiary tim id a Vegctuhle Growers’ Associa southern parts ol the •intia—«»tile up. "If the pnqKMcd National Reserve nssoit was to claim the body of then ihip ol-thirty -onr lion Anrtomicrmml tile people will not let a small thing like cnttiuti [linn become» a lav,, it will [irn.A Potato Exchange has been organized kinsman. Hazel, tho eighteen year old The Florida Vegetatile Growers Associ­ the*refusal of county cuuimissioners to vidc on inailtutiuu whlcti will tie able to st Bkton. This exchange Is for tho pur* sister of the prisoner, and his two aunts ation announce to the nii-inli-r* that lliey to make nn appropriation of one-half the extend eredit In pniivirtinn tn all the rea­ sonable iipisIi uf business m’tliis country, pose of cooperating in buying fertilizer drove to the twison in u closed carriage hove s«tireil. after w«*ki *il Iniril work, amount reipnteil. stop the weak tad seed snd the selling of putntoea in a in (lie middle uf the alter noon They good selling agents lo (he billowing cities It wns decided by Udfi Otriuge and and at tile same time safe guard against were in the death chamber o in 11*9 more body. '• New Yoik City t salesmen VoltiHin comities and that tile east coast tiie over-expaniluii of credit," declared thoti an hour. When they emerged Hnzol fire broke out in the Kihlcr . block at Boston I solrsnum ferry, near Osteen, wns the best place G«> M Reynolds, president ’»f the Con-» was on the oerge of culln [wi while alt Duonellon late Wednesday afternoon and i'hdiidelphlii 2 salesmen for a bridge to connect the two counties tinental and (ommer,ml N.iti mal hank three were violently uguai^l and tlie Vtl not controlled until (hat block nnd With tins understanding. Orange tins been of Chicago Vs tule the prujK»-d |>tnn is 1’i l l s l i u r g I siilrsih a n eyes of cacti were red with weeping •eversi wooden buildings adjacent thereCleveland I snl'-sinno »l<endliig her money nl linn [mint, mild nut u wide depátlore limn ll*e |««senl Their entrance and departure were to were destroyed Hie firms that lost Cim ago 3 sulesincn scvcrnl thousand dollars have been spent system, he said. U would c<innri the jiresobserved hy n crowd of several hundred by the fire were: Kibier Urus., tho MinneniMill* 1 salesman The Volusia count) commissioners now ent plan s weakness und fiifnisli me ma­ persons gathered to witness the rumored btnoeiion bote!, Mr llarganier's millinery Kansas City I salesman refuse to co-operate with them, and if chinery fur ilie natural abb and flow of visit of Beulah llmford to the prison, mm, Dur.nrilnn Supply company's hnrdSi laiuis 1 salesman matters stand us they are now. aiuf tire business, while it provides fór centralizing The report proved to be untrue. The vire state, Knight A Strange’s grocery, Cincinnati . ) salesman bridge iifliih bUlfC Orulign c^ iit) will -the resources of tile countey it did not girl whose subtle [Kjwer over young Baskilt A Gritiith's drug store! Judge In addition to the salaried, salesmen, ln*w -ii large, unibunt of morvfy thus provide for centralizing tviwer Beattie is said tu hftve driven him to •Cobsr's office and Zimmerman's candy Lillian Graham and Libel Conrad, (ho • they have a i or(m ef salesmen-In the spent. the killing of his wife lias been discover­ Man. The lost is estimated at 150,000. New York show girls wDo Miui W. L. D. But Hie bridge will be built I smaller mnrkeis numbering eight/, pud ed In New York.So sag» the board of trude nnd Ihe Stokes, the millionaire hotel uinii and hove exercised the same cafe In the seNearly a million dollars will be exAfter they execution tins morning the spnrtsman. were urnngtH to trial tottny on people of New Smyrna. Irci inn of ilmse tti*u as tn the salaried ppsttd in ftnliiesville during the next body was laid to rest in Maury cemetery nn indiulment ciurgilig them with having I .el's keep our pledge lo Orange county branches. In every case they have de­ tvdri’ rnomiis. width, it ^s safe to say beside his wife. manded ability to s'tll, highest moral In to meet tlirin Itnlf wnyw-eveu if our effsi attempted tu lake In* life. Two other •ill not be equaled by any city "of like j " irgjity Mitds-xpeil in *l<s|ge ,,f |lje tinsi nn»*i aieni do aesunii* rto- [«isiiion of out counts t lunge nsstmlt Kpolstwii in tor nmHi A great jwrPioueris Ai l.ounty Inir I luiH,,-* nod refo*(* to rio mil h'ldilmg tiris. Ill ever, i • s i* til* salaried to in* lies, otatsge of thi- immense sum will be ex Witnesses fur the jiro»ecuimn In the The Uraitge l.ouul) F mi Assooiation ycadedf'T titwvr. wtneli wui mean much lias set asole Janu.io 31 <|» Jloiin- Corn­ (i well a* the soldi** twmjis. tfie sales­ when they [ire rraII) our servants.—New L>* Angele» Tirites tlynam ting caso have ^ Oei piry cnmmrrciall, us me inuney, ing day unti lite Or auge tonni y’ l,inoicrs' men are bonded to the association* there­ Ntnyrua Arefz«*. * been threaP-ie-1 with alt<*r ilnvmg withgrasttr part ol II will be dis- As»ociullon lias beeu invited io partici- b y s e c u r i n g a ^ o i l j s t lin uutlifll l o s s . Id *t*>t)d repented effurts uf ugeiiis uf the Will Make Fish Oil ibatod,among the business houses. defense to Uribe thorn. 'íecLued William pjie in thè esercisca ai ihat lune and additimi to the great valuti oF having Tho Mefilimlen Fishing Company of J . Hums, the detective in tho en*e, in nn A nary uf unusual human intcrert, in itiiike it a day iqieciaily set a pari tur thè tfijfir own salesufhn at'every print In.sell PhilmlFlphia. Ps^is making arrangements address fodny before Hie state scrteiuries their pcriduct*. they will have tiih-douliln ...akkba JMudg rain of Fun Myers plays Old. sctller» senilervd in all parta uf thè to t'*urii(lsh « wcU-equl[ipi**J tilant ur of the American Bankers’ association. ' ths leading tnlr, has Just been developed World, bui wtiu fila) {(•■ timi induce*! tu inlviint <gr of nil elr own mip-ii-ws alwiy* Punce Pfirk. a vllTlig» cI*jm; ti^Movprtfn .. at Kusim nrf L kiis Bird, ns he wus return tu thè ir eurly home lo eujuy thè oil tile groURil to protect tlieir interests Samuel Gnmjicr*. John Mitchell nnd Inlet, nn Halifax river, fur th e piir|«*i*e of 111 'the ease uf rr|reted cars, from uuy but wini, it no« 'appears, Is ocCaftion. Frank Morrison, Amet man Federnuon of r i eAtl-C whoTever As tn (lit* claim depurt- rmniifnrtitrtog oil nnd frrtilirrr Jrnru the W f*shty VVtill 11n Riiwlumi, has been 1-riL'r olHumr*. must stand trial •in the Tragedy At Yabihu im.tit fi^i uvef.t tl iolI limn tge <ai ae- millitav* uf menti tden thaï mu be secured f; haailed With idi parents. Mr. and Mra. *u|trerne court of the District uf Columbia in th e ucean near by By tile 1st u f De­ . Rowland, Irani whom lie has C F Perry is dead and f II I'untley, ir. m i n i h i uil,>f"le-| r e li t g e r a tl * i ll a il I Ir on charge* of contempt of «lim arising cember the company expect (u luive a ***n •*Pw®teil ever since he Was three is seriously wounded, the result of ii duel i lay. they Ii ive iw'cuied the services of nut of the Buck Stove and Range case. ?*••» of age. Mr bird hns been In the f .tight in the woods at Yabiha last Tues­ two of, Ihr iiii)»i expert claim men in j ship at i’tilice 1 *»rk liuti tins a <ap.icity Beulah Hinford, thv soventeati-yuar-old Vf ,lst' n d»y and curries T- A Hass of the bass Fish day, in lbo presence nl f’rmiley’s wife, New York und Clneugu, who will give ihs <>f n crew of ninety men. Also three fishing girl, fur love of whom Henry Clay Beattie, who was the cause of the trouble, nrui her nrbst vigorous nlientino to nny. nud all 7 ott the railroad dock, for rnoro father, T. W, Green, who hud gone with daims, and will suppuri these claims hy 1 boats, u supply bunt hnd a large Dumber jr.. aHeged to have kilkii Iris young wife, • year, says the Fprt Myers Pres». F * young Pantlcy to search for Perry and a rigid ins|i<ctinn at tins end. ns well as of employes—probably 175 in nil. The is said to have retiched Richmond. Denial ftW.Detu of the fire department la the young woman whan it was discovered nt destination. This advantage is of in Cnrgcat vessel is lo be used ns'u factory, is made by Ihe priice that this i s . so, I’fWrwsar of u vcry valuable hen. being fully eqiiip|t«t fur turning4gU the hut several [arsons are said to have that they had run off together. . ,. estimable value to every shipper. _____-during these days of high finished product; hut If the experiment is recognized her on the street. It Is re­ rtlt. the biddy having laid tiiree Satisfactory, u permanent plant »ill l>c ported members ui the Beul tie family Circus AdvertlsirTg Car .Caught In Sanford.. JUS in one day, ifuwever( twoof lhe#e Car do. 2. advertising hpark'a circus was .The. liberty of. John Twine, the negrei^r^Hid near thtylnltfl. arc ufrald the girl will mi^e a scene at W r f c i W 0i mark*wWe »1» and here yralerduy'-and every available space chorgcd.with shooting nnd dungerui at thl' simple funeral that has been plan­ « 3 ^ : ■*> ----------~ r - kR— ^ ■ to*- n L th(f ln,lde. t>r the larger Is being filled with glaring posters und' Wounding n'rlcgr« woman several munihy {£ i ■ ' ■ Found Cpx Oullly ned. Search for her is being mude. 1° well developed and bills. The small boy will now stand ago, was tnken-nwap yesterday morning Miami, Nov. 23.—After a trial lasting "Wporter-Stnr. ' Boys Played Gooff Game entranced qs he gazes in' open mouthed when Constable R. C Whitten, of Siiq- more than two weeks, the jury in the case .TW-hsed »me »ilv« service which is The Sanford High School team played of P. C Coi^ charged witli the murder of — “ ivice wmen astonishment at the many wonder* of furri, rounded u|i the wanted man. He tbe Orlando tenrn on Wednesday tin; Miss Hattie Parcel. Wednesday night j e . ,0 ,hc bsitichip Florida. the greatest show on earth. telegraph«! Hie local sheriff'» office that * IF \ * score being 6 to 8. The game was a very turn«! a verdict Ii tiding tin guilt > ’j(% nn Twine was under arrest Immediately af­ W ó S í1, ackao,lvUle FMiyatui will . - S’ *iliïïg tÿ . ibition ,t Greenleif L Crosby’s W eather Report pretty ono and was witnessed by a good accessory after lh« fact. In ntlcmptuig ter he hid made sure of Iris prisoner . Rain followed by clearing tonight ex,°V* ,e* 0<‘>r» »xrfore It Is sent to The sheriff's office here luid "caught ii conceal the crime by throwing the girts crowd. The people here are not ns great wi!‘ ^ Presented io cepf fair in north-west portion. Cooler rip1' that John ha,l .gone to Sanford. A b.)dy m the river. A motloh for ay ijjgxl' football fans as baseball fans^yut are betonight. ' Gold Wove north portion Satur; warrant was mailed there to Constable of judgment and n hew trial was imme­ \wuing more interested in tfrif'grent game. th|fc thB “ Koofnpjuy her to Pensacola. day. Fair tomorrow In Celery Delta. Whitten, nnd sor*n fhe man wns under diately made. In e IReporter* Star. 1ms the following re­ '' " Fine weather for lolluce. Sun will thine nrrest.—Tunes-Union. The Parcel girl disappeared about' the garding the game: *“ !«>« held . .« a ? m~ ■ few The football game between Orlando and middle of last April, nnd two days later to wool whht on tbe new mayor on’Sunday. t»jd r e w , cok» ----- Une u Ul Sanford yesterday afternoon resulted in n her body was found in the Miami river. Banks Will Close L-^le. ^ d,Jr sbaU * V Dance and Dinner Cox iinu two negroes were nrtested lh tie—six to six. It was stubbornly fought On November 3Ulh, next Thursday. The , Tu ‘b* OOntrsM A big Thanksgiving dance and dinner First National Bank and The Peoples connection with the crime. The girl's all the wny tlirough and while our buys » * * • * ■ • let In Timpa ■ few will bo given at the new Hotel Longwood. Bank will close, giving everybody a chunco father also wart held by the police, but were Tpstcr, they were also lighter arul l,|V a u L ,'hÑ l>CW len- « « r building at Longwood, on the evening of Wednes­ thus Fiat! odds to work against One of to eni turkey and forget uliout the ovet- was released for want of evidence. day, Nov. 29. Newell's celebrated orches­ drnftsthe star players of the Orlando team was •nd " ui tra wifi,furnish the music. Sanford peo­ Sanford For Spencer spenct Fcrrly Keller, whose rapid and Intrepid ff. W* Spenrer was yesterday electtid work was of a high order. A fairly good ple elpjciully requested to attend. New Telephone Directory crowd witnessed the game nnd cheer«! mayor of Sanford by n majority of 103 'Abont December first The Sanford Tel­ IT T a . ephone Co, wiU issue i now directory re­ votes over W. D. Holden. The entire the home team to the echo. A return Í > ,. b » „ game, will be played on tile gridion here The Sanford improvement Association plete with information nnd very small Silencer ticket went through. -ffi ihe cultivation of rice The new mayor U a baker, and mana­ on tho 30th— Thanksgiving Day, wlwn it will hold a meeting at the residence of * price f,w Advertising Tills will he unc "‘"I averaged about 25 Mrs. J . N. Will tncr. Mondhy ufternoon, o^llifl bE*t directory» ever issued nnd ger of the Saqfard baseball club. Mr. Jt.mdre than likely Hurt uur |«ople will 10 lbo •««. and practically Nov. 27th. Lsch and every member of those wishing space should look for (ho Holden U u prominent real estate dealer. (urn out cn massa our boys'do “ “i ( S S S r ~ ir »Reporter Star, solictor who will call upon you. UxmHlve* pcoud. rn the association Is urged to be preeenL l . 1 _____ V’ ^ *•4 Vi - h -- ‘ 4’* « ^ l a - . y ---> 4 . -V ■ •' '. f • -,,♦ * ¿V. 1^ �November 24 COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget of Interesting Items From Correspondents TH E EV EN TS O f ORANGE COUNTY Berry having brought their Infant aon to Dr. Evans for medical .treatment. The p&rty came over in Mrs. Connell's car. Mr». H. E. Heater moved her household goods to town one da» this week. Mrs. J. M. Lord returned from n month's visit to her son. Rev. M. M. Lord, at Mar­ tel. Fla. Mr. sad Mrs. Charles Humphries gave Efficient S taff of R ep ortrrs Weekly nn Informal party for the young people, at their, home, last Friday evening. Quite Covers the Territory for a pleasant evening wás spent, playing games and .telling stories. Refreshments were served, consisting of ice cream, ; MOORE'S STATION SDedal Correspondence to The Herald: cake and fruit All report n fíne time. Q. C. Pemr of Cameron City has begun shipping string beans, and Mr. Bromley BUUA ITEMS * of Ccicrv avenue Is shipping lettuce. Special Corfrspoodooca to The Herald ’ Hilton Brown of Fort Christmas, has Mrs. King and Miss Lizzie Nicholson been the guest of his sister, Mrs. J . F. are visiting tbeir nepbew.’Mr.O.R. Nichol­ McClelland, r^tnmind to Geneva, Sunday, son. on Daytona Beach this week. where he is packing oranges. Miss Bobbie Nicholson Is visiting rela­ Rev. Somers preached here Sunday to tives In Sanford and Daytona Beach this ‘ an interested congregation. week. _ . Richard Hickson of Celery avenue, joined Mr, C. A. Rauleraon was In Sanford - a party recently for a hunt, and reports last Wednesday on business. the capture of three deer and much smaller Mr. J . J . Nicholson of Osteen, was visit­ game. ing Ills mother last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Georgia Walker and son Leon, of Mrs. Ed Harper qf Conwnv, la vlalUog North Anson, Me., who have been com­ her mother, Mrs. Taylor, this week. ing here winters, write* they regreLbelng -»AgraeAtik» Nwhotwwv and mother, Mrs. unible 16 com?"iMYVESr1' G.-A- Nicholson, were shopping la SanOr. and Mr*. Minnick of Cameron City, Mfeoac. day lost week. dined with Mr.-.and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth. |r.. on Sunday* Look Prosperous The tlouchy man never carries that air of prosperity that the "W ell P 1‘eiied"_m»n has. Every day of your life you are in? pressing somebody with your per­ sonality. The world Is taking a series of moving pictures of you. Now, don’t you think it would pay you to impress the world favora­ bly by keeping your clothing free from spots and having .them al- THE M APES No Acid Phosphate or any of its Aliases ORANGES Maximum Juice. Thin Hinds, Bright Color and heavy wei^iu The Mnpes System and line of feeding can be depended upun m V 7 ~ * * " duce these The way to look prosperous is to keep your suit well cleaned and pressed by having a regular day to send them to the cleaner. W e can send a wagon for your clothes regularly and keep them like new for you every day in the year. Why not phone ui today? V EG ET A B LES—8Kfi"«&aHKi«Sfi. ‘KirSiSSlij ixi,u.. largest crops and blsbcat market prices •JUkIii Thirty-three years in Flqrida^and never 'more prosperous itmn fll * H oar W hat Wo Hava to 8ay About It Write to L A. BRUMLEY, Agent, Sanford, Florida Or to J. R. TYSEN, Agent. Jacksonville, Florida For full descriptive jiamphlct just issued giving Map.-s record In Floridn, best "methods of fertilization, niuteriuls, Progress Steam description of goods, etc. * Laundry . 305-307 Cyprrss Avtnus How to gel the Ideal Fruit that »111 bring you tl,e eat (rsdtnl when we (et on a POOLING OASIS * P . .* Better prepare 'for that in advance. It will come. You will surely want them. ways well pressed? Dyeing and Cleaning. Department F E R T IL IZ E R S i n m i n i ----------- -----------------------------1— . . . . . . . . . . — - — . Mr.-aml Mrs. E. F. Repp. E. A. Gilbert. Speclsl Correspondence of The HrraM Howard Gilbert. Jennie McClelland and Mr. A. S. Hankins lias recovered from Hilton Brown enjoyed the Vassar Girls bis iccent Illness, having been confined last Friday evening. to his lied fur several days. ~X~ pttnlc 1*’ being planned ber^ for Tbq Volusia board tjf . county commlaTÜankagtvlinff*^M>MIHll probably take »loners rlvifed Monro« thl* week, to locate ptace at Geneva ferry, with a fifik fry and the ferry Jaridlng*Yor the new road which game broil. they are building to DeLand. We understand Editor Holly will per­ Mr. C.W. Henderson of Knoxville. Tetin., sonally conduct tlie-correspondents at the visited J. U. Johnson of Monroe, tint! circus, as we learn they are all ladles, closed a deaf with him to grow 10 acres with possibly an exception. Poor editor of beans to supply Henderson & Co.'s Knoxville trade. S u m m e r o r W in te r CAMERON CITY CLIPPINGS A BALD-HEADED WOMAN we eon supply yojir wants in the Automobile line, if you wunt to We have with ua our lint winter tour1st. Mr. Knelling of Willoughby. Ohio, who Shorn of H sr Crow n of B s a u ty , L o tas rent In Lovs and M arriage. A M o to r For Any Purpose is slopping at the Dressier horns, Hair Is certainly most uiim ssry to we are at yoor service with the Mr. Aldrich and his son tin v r returned woman. Who could love and marry a very best cars. We never sleep. to spend the winter in Cameron City. bald-hustled woman? W hat\charm a If you are in trouble call us any Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Beck are .expected could one array to offset such a dlaflg hour of the night or tiny. u remen t? back in the near future. Sort i«| Cor to Tt>* H r r a M jb We see a good many tourists these days. People urc turning toward the southland early this year, trying to es­ cape the cold that is striking them north and west. Prof. George Maris of Silver Lake, has been III, but is rmt-agam. Mrs. Charles Worthington and daughter' " wire culling in Cameron Otty- Monday afternoon. i>r. and Mrs. Minnick dined with the Ellsworths on Sunday * Mr. Herbert Maris and wife, of Phila­ delphia, are to arrive this week for a visit with their parents. Prof and Mrs Maris, on Silver Lake Misa Neva txirmly entertained the young people very pleasantly lust Thursday evoning. It Is turcly n pleasure to have a local paper coming twice a week so well lillod with news, giving weather forecasts, roll- road tlmetnbles. etc. It is np|>rcciatcd and enjoyed Mr. Spurliifg. with ids mother nnd sis­ ter, front Indiana, were Cameron City callers Saturday The Formers' Club met Tuesday even­ ing, with about thirty present, and an interpsting aud profitable discussion on »electlon and preparation of celery ground was led by Mr. Smith of Cameron avenue. The club will hold its regular meeting in 'two weeks, a t which time an election of officers wifi "be held, and it is hoped we --.may have one of the men .from the Ex‘ prrlmpnl Gallon at Gainesville with us at that lime to.deliver a lecture. . i . The Canterort City people arc planning to eat Thanksgiving dinner at the church, o'* they did last year, and any who car* to Join ua will b« very welcome. Fof any Information regarding plans, see Mrs. .¿•VorTtypgion. or^qnil' up Mr». Mlmjlck. l._ E B rtfcZ E R NOTES Sped«) Correspondence ipThs Herald ••.Wo ore having (,liatt6ol spell at last-. feel* »»me like winfax. - * Willie Bryan had qtilte a swell affair at his home thl* week—tootb-ache. , Mrs. J / p.Letaon mid Mis* UIHe Lord were in town shopping last Thursday. Mr. J . M. Wynn has hod a very painful hand for the * p«jU week. Due potion ogt in and he-has been unable to work for •on» time. < •' •* ~ >. - ■. Mlsa Lillie Lord made k flying trip to Orlando last Wednesday, 8he went with Mrs. Hester' end party in Mrs. Hester's car. Mrs. Aana Connell,' Mr. and Mrs. Earl A woman's jjonl la usually lorn and tnnrrlnrri* Her crowning glory Is her hair. The loss of her hnlr innrs her lienuty, happiness, nnd auccqoa. Y'ot there uru thousands of women who are neglecting or Injuring their hair lo such on extent thnt It Is only u matter of time when It will be utterly ruined. M an^^om eu den troy (he beauty of thetr bftlr~thronfch thoughtlessness or Ignorance of certain fncto. They use curling Iron« overheated, or to exceas, which destroys the natural oil of .the hnlr, causing •< to split, break, nnd come ouL They do not ahampoo their hnlr often enough, or too often. They use son [ hi or prepo rations which can tnlu Ingredients positively harmful lo the scalp and hnlr As n result of such treatment, dan druff U crekted. the hair looseus, loses color, falls out, and baldness com-' men roe, unless proper and prompt pre­ cautions , are takcu In time. Then again, microbes and certain disease« bring about unhealthy scalp and hair conditions. Almost any woman may rid herself of dandruff and -diseased scalp and hair If slit* will hut use the tight rein edy. We bare that remedy, and we will positively guarantee that It will either relievo dandruff and baldness or it will not coat tho user anything. That'a a pretty broad statement, but we will back it and prove it with our own money. W * will return your money If yon do not find th at Itoxall “03" Hnlr Toole la an entirely satis­ factory remedy thnt will promoto hair growth and overcoinu aealp sod hair troubles; that It Will grow hair even on bald heads, unless all life In the hair roots has been extinguished, the follicles closed, arid the scalp la glased and shiny. It gets Ha name from the fact' that It rrew hair In 08 ont of 100 caeca, whore It received a thoroughly bard, Impartial, and practical teat. "Wu want you to try Rexel! "03" Hair Tonic at our risk. You nurcly cannot Toac anything by doing so,' while you bavo everything to gain. You bad better think this over, and tbeu couio In and see us nbout this of­ fer. You will bo well repaid for your rlalt to our store. Remember, you can get Retail Remedies lb this community only a t our a tore—The He rail Store. L. K. PHILIPS Si GO. PERFO kM A N C E A »lightly exaggerated perform ance, but let it stand for those Plus Qualities to be found in all Diamond Edge Tools. T hose qualities th a t h av e to do with the •■Class,” v/ith “ H a n g ," with “ Clcnn Chipping” urul "W ork in g E ase” in th e axe. Such qualities appeal to th e man who usee the uxc because it means easier work, better work, and more of it< Sa nf ord Machine & Garage Company PH O N E 3 3 1 D p w q n fo J id o e i s 'i’l e d g e BEST: MAKE SANFORD. Bliss T r im . WE MANUFACTURE THE CORRECT POTATO . # F E R IIL I/f K IN D E P E N D E N T F E R T IL IZ E R C O M P A N Y . Ja sk s o n v llls . D e i J . E. PACE, Agent two things are absolutely necessary. Good tobacco and skilled labor. If either of these is inferior the retull will be a common or poor smoke. The reason why the Sanford, Morld.i SANFORD LODGFS X Sanford Library G U ID E cigars arc always satisfactory is simply because we carefully selected and inipect every leaf of the tobacco and eraloy cigar makers only who know their utiness. E POTATOES Our «t«*k *»a* frow n by us in M tirie and Nrw Y*»#k State I hr i t m i .* •nired to be true tp ft »m e. free from diaeaae and rol T liTy^lfr uniform in hd f>o< been datnafrd by f r o * or cold. Deliveries can ba made im m ediately To Make Good Cigars TAM PA SEED E a r l y Rose No. 4 . urn NATURE F L Ó r ftb A W 8 Ma i d * S fc y in Semlnola Chapter ho 2. Order ta s l r r n Ster _ Mrets w r y second end fourth Friday In month. Every one wh9 hai seen kls Star In the La it are cordially Invited to vtslt the chajdrr Aucx L RtSBun. Sre'y, F. O. C . Celery City Aerie 1833 Mretinte first end th Irti Tuesdays in every niemth Hall In Welborne Block. third Bunt Phoenix Lodge No 3. K or P Meeta second and fourth Mondays. Visiting xlfhls always »rimine P E Hutchinson. C C dix 3 Frank. It. K. and & Sanford Reading Room ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Blot ! Open Tuesdays 4 to G i> m AND S a tu rd a y s 4 to 9 p hi Lodge. No 6 2 . r 0. A M 0 . L Taylor, Master. H T. Tolar. S< U ry. Communication every first and third Tb days «I 7 :3 0 t> m Vlsltlnx brother» welcome Uiiltc Brotherhood of Carpentors and Jolu era of America Sanford Local Union No. 1731. U. I) 0r C ami 1 of A. meets every Htursday nlahl at 7 o'clock In l«e t * ! ' « M*U VV A. Ruroohr. president: T L B P O r. Sanford lodge 1241 Heel nisi end Third Wednesday night, cerner First and Palmetto W. D. Mux»*. L K. O. L Taño*. Secretary L 0. O. M »I Order ot Moot* meets every Honda# , .8YÍ,,¿ ¥ “ Ihe 3rd floor n( in y IhilldJ . N. Rohoon, Dictatoe. R. H. Geiger, Manufacturing Co L w k i. Swj> Dears. Btladt, Gssml 1 ... .i., sad Cherifally f M A N T E L S , c,s r J A C K S O N V IL L E , ' IN E Z H I L L PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER ter Garden; vitited Mr. Ikrrjr’a sister. Mrs. W. 0 . NoUn, lost Sundgy, Mr.lnnd Mrs. Room 14 - Gorner-WoodrufT Bldg, » ELECTRICAL FIXTU R ES *** 1 Largest Stock in tht S u te . Write for Catak — " '. se. r and p " —t c h a s . d. McK i n n e y Ja o k io n v llle , P I«. co. and granile. Olir long orpei>ehce ro able, us to gusrsntae oftr ' ' be of the Highest quaiày «I »*•' “ * Write ul before making, your and vt will. Tubm/l de.ighi snd r —* THE CLARK MONUMtNl COMPANY Jacksonville e* Plorlds �. flr-r*‘ S t i f - •***» > ¡t "* V i ' I IH - ........ .............“ ----------------u --------- XI l R ape* ll[K .«| ii b ■ *v< — . H. FERNAL HARDWARE C O M P A NY , CARRY as A LARGE STÒCK O F =■- = : * - — DOORS AND BLIND -K f- ,-y*. !•« ••< AND A SPLENDID ASSORTAIENT OF ............ 0 i f ’ HARDWARE ... F R O N T DO O R S . . . IN MANY AT T R A C T I V E . l i l A N K S G l V l N G D A Y ^ N O V E M B E R - 30th, m ■ LOADED ^ ■i - — SH ELLS — --- ■ - For the dining-room and kitchen latest and . best p * cooking » ____ I mm—mm — ■ We Get your supplies for the day’s hunt SP O R T IN G . I D E S I G N S ■ — GOODS ■ — , ■A , . ■ ■■ ■ —- - we have Carvers, Plated ware and a great variety of the utensils. _ AND ■ tm l-jr *?,—*ys our store will be*, closed,.all day. ien Wednesday night'until 9 o’clock.~ — — U i R O A S 1 1NG PANS FO R THE TURKEY _________ The George H. Fernald Hardware Company Oak A ven u e and S e co n d S tr e e t TELEPHO NE NO. 8 SA N FO R D , F L O ^ ir ^ jmaam FOR IIMIIIIMtS AND HIVIRS Use Old Mori That Is Getting A Irlflr Monotonous Esiirostrs (or continuing the work of rim «ivi hartiof Improvement through­ out Flnfiila. in i'lr public at ihe mil dr(niirarni yesterday in Washington. I» (fserd it $1 t '!• (VM) i'liis iiu lndi's all lb* frojeci» •*lui Ii the stuff n> intrmtul Tor cumin . I,z Hi- thirty foot cliannrl I In the St Join)» r iv e t fr o m Jack- « t); • to Iliv liar, the department pro* , Nseg the »tun n( Sii00,1)00. Tlte eat ¡mutes siso contain an ¡inti of 51.1.000 for |>rn- pan) work hi tin- St JiiUwvillr t., Johns river from I’.iUckn and $ 2 5 .0 0 0 frota Pal.u k i th l >k>- llarney. Other Florid i i Miiimic, are as follow»: fa#andim. imrW. $13,000. OUswatw r. .or. V. (Mill Wc»t it.ii :■o .mi] entra nee. Siri.. 000. CskxHah.Hi hee river, l’unta fat Thompson. Sj.lHM), Sdtuot* bay. $13.000. **»Mlee river. $0.000. T*mpj boy. »9.000. * Hauborwitih hay, $ too,000. VkkUcoachre river, 55,000. Apptlsdiical« river, 512,000. Holmes river, 52,000. Kata to Boy S cou ts’ Rail Game . ^ t*Dd 11,6 U<*y Scouts’ ball game at 3 *J**ek. Thanks^ivinii day, ami help the . n »krai. They arc trying to raise a ' J " P " * 1 ,t,r ‘roop etjulpincnt. The ^P»treJ will play ngolntt tho second .TflL.0. gi**i Sfl<ne. w,„ - . T tell the title, except Mutg.,n. win, Mip|>*-d ill while Munson wilun't looking an 11 th« rest of them w a r loci liusy looking nfl*-r Holden and Spencer -While there were some who jiycdicled th at Spencer would w i n s o m e 25 or 3d votes, it was fur beyond thrlr ( tidr-vl ex pecttiUuns that he wtn^d i.»11 up ihe mum of 103 m ajority The n r» t exnnril will lie h . f dl"W» George )uX. |r . i’ M I I In W S II mil H W Meriidoo I I \1 *111-1 I I iVimmIiii O and W II. Uiilici WiamI 1 lie elet ll.ili ul , Herndon and Hand deiiiuii»iritted th at a can d id ate did not need to line irp mulct th« banner of the imiyur or any |*r»rl> Both of tltesn gentlem en refused to com mil tlieiiisei.es utnl lur II.is lens.io migol to moke ideal guardians of the people's ' ,iv,ni ® resignation to 1««»«»here the wn ¿»’•dll shin-------------------- thino again in No Other Remedy Has Done So Much Good j i F So Manv Women as Renos New l!cnltli\ Thar» >««« tievsr • rvm*d> * w n tn o u * ill,:»».»» C. ne i m - . ' j o |r 0 n ot* o t • (t t *• 4 H H onts BAN'ojrr sahtord i| AGAINST LOSS 1 ctrosns - * ** « ■ —— pi insured 'ÄOhhH u m s M S M IT H . P ré» H R S T E V E N S , V P re i. H E. T O L A R . C e e h i e r New gissi» arriving al W, W. I^mgs 15-tf Gnu ery — give him a call An Ordinance 1111poMug Certain License • Iaxes 1 h e - . m * . - ut I h e l l s \.,a I Itti I•1111v e <1 •» H üslH k I* ■1 ' ll L I . •. ni T 'f , tt),i tflfn ■•ti h id m aking d i a » .*ltig «>' « 1 1... Iti . * 10.1 xny meli 'fu- firn' p.ilti uml HIe ’ ijiiiuri cirw tt,. :llnus*us In For Sale By W in. G . A ldridge, S a n fo rd , -Florida — ------ -------------- ----- . ■ ■■ •*! 1 ---- . . . Iw- 11 itriisinel i>; ii'* vi u.,r uikI t uv < •■( ----------------- wr-------- 1 S a i i f u f i ! I l o t ix! » » • • s*\ ijiin I Hi If t r»%i3 tux NitlnnFl» f iti»**' Im.i.iiI »«■I". -I ’ I '>*1- <>f> »f Ssul.iftl t.y the Vrr»*jr» e***«**»»t>•** Ml"Mwikng -uf'Uhi»«*t!**4 Ik» ttOOOO-OOW OOO*«®©®®*®««®*«® MAK E ,u| |^|,iur,»rl III ,»v1![I.,lukt*» |ir(ril'ilfU‘l llllftl Russcll^m To Oc Exposed People are asking about the Hnsacll sermons which are published weekly In •ome state papers. I have In my posses­ endosnr-», fur each Jay. Twecly-liv* Dollars sion court documents-letters from Mrs. (liSOfl). Srttino 2 —Contractor» contracttrir fnr bttlMmS Russell and others which show that P a s ­ rrrctirai nr n«n*uiutlnn t)f lailkllng*. .twelling», tor Russell Is unworthy to hu acceplcd ns vrarehnuse* **r i.ltk-r *trut|iiT*», Id ly IXjflar* a religious teacher. On Sunday night, at play can)» fur ».ìvriiM rig. Lì»* fxglar» ( J 5 .0 0 ). A |*nlt for Clolitirr* on.) Tailors taking order» tho Baptist church. 1 will jeail these docu­ from aghtjrfe*U*ik»u«C.*lJl‘<u*!». ‘ iodi or ru ai's. ments that the people of Sanford may womciHOJid chihlren’a clothing. 110» oth er» !» * fated a i nfarcbniur. aiwl not having an e s ta Wl»herl Judge. J . W. Williams. place nl b u sln ru tan l les.Uraately engage«] In the oi •«* Tuesday only dernon^ truth of Bobby Bums' poem Clothing. In k ,ring, hnr d o ftb or llah eid ajh ery buslnrt». ) Illy tk.n«r» ( * S Q W l l‘r**»ing t-lul« ■. . _ ------- - w -..*v.x ogico. Not Our Perry > for Ihe cleaning nmf pr*>vlng of dolhea, defwiidfor lu rilrk riL T no a c.glectlwi liuniU-r id perP|tulaied. into United Stoics. The hews of the death of C, F Perry, rnl iTtn• or tiiffiiW i ntivi.iii'il f* flrt* rale m rlj(if| f fur «U poUiicsl dope is a delusion In ’Lake county the other cloy, and Ihe a CTOtnin stipuia**"] iwta»f «d Urn* (or work done and 11.11 chm ging ho *»•»» hy ih* pV*w, Twenty M«e. and Just when y}su think fact thut Perry was u fruit buyer, caused n»* ivdiAr» lia i "«) tica) i —-vii .«.im an .*» pr parla m urdliiai.crs ppreheusiort among the friends of tnSta N«ink'i htrewirh nrr ttnetry rrpeaTrö » t.ih it you have I I hrrèlryfvtufy it.at in* futrauiog « d u r a n e * » n s ' lie Perry of this city, lesi hè might duly passo) h i die City Ceuacfl in session October i be the. man . Bat our P e n / walked iato n.J»Uw . ru, and declared that ho •ft this 3fltb day < 0 - - « ^ S ..M m u half iboL .. .4, ■« ■•=« A _5., - -- t m It. n » sill. I ’ hen »e» It » i> *| •pili.!« ;• i n.. i.j.r. ti»« p,.m I II.-lu i a New" li et* f II In a u c r e a o f u l l y cuiOig owli triiohlv» is to UuulUh 1Ihn i i»»ue». Inerente tlie hltr-il »npplj and ruxtors natural aillmi to all the rirgnns Il N**w llwalfh «il» lini far and hrtyotid irllu*: temcdlva nCferod fin'’ WoUien s Itouhlea, il rmilit noi ho Skdd under lite ulisntnin yuarnulcf tu rwfuud money If H falla tu curii Voui dnigKlsl »Ili «.di Kvnc't N*vw il»>nllh under a xuàrnntr.s to rofund fin* munsi un lira! botti« If |t dOu» 1101 .!«> ull t’.ài 1* la Oeil^f ji II. Aag hlTO Whot otltitr.reinpdy h r «romen a Uout'b't I* antri tuder in Irfili dad guarantcS 11km Iti la -V la H- not Ijeiinr (o uh» a romrrdy wlijob i-*'.vl« v<»u in**hincftjhtetra II e«r««,— wlierv tliu proprie»or !»k«x all ttusJ lak. •s-ihnn to din bue whlch coals you juat tb« stuu» whothsr Ittralps you or autT ’* Xpjvm^ plyttitr SI«***»», i iltm i rvg|»r» <SI3 <Wii' Streri Cm nival*, Stir*« Sti'iwx, Street IVrforne •nre», >>r L»i»,vilion CnoHunles. , t e eiw-h tern, l.a.th 1,1 uthri ktntutwrfl. auii fut rath d«> len Dollar* (»10 ap ) All traall tiara* other than Circus*», elth» r thrnlilriil or vni»l»villc glvrn within lrnt*.wh>-iber covem l III uoruvet*! nr »Ivrtt In an» trintiornrii £SL2"r an * t'*.» u. .n a t y |» | ttiv te W >111*01 eve v a II. IB » I, i.. . f J M ' If e iU t h to d s y 111« m o s t m i u jd taintu!y in the world Ini the cure of womien'M (Il»cn»en It it. «o wonderfully imç«ij»ful si mid y h.«.-ause It tK','i>i, ,i asti,-» in ev*ryy i m t ^ s t .a* u iM iitly tv tint I« r l s f í i l id fòt 11 Vini of i» Ir.. .1 Itled t can i hut ln- »eld'' . * S K ‘ ft ’ < > r rot tu ni i. o 0 •ti pl.t In! »o !. i *»ri•f if. it ix»mi M.-tt-ttu .1 l'ii. >i. M. I ' . o I n , I » , t « . l i s t a l i e «ti tit .1 J >upr«» ■ i I «t I n p « . I ' l r ; o r * „ k J.i la t i! 11*-«.-! a • i ’la lleniL I’sln T in ru . ; it j t; n. I,«. U t 1 . 1-a ..i. I ........... I. a ml I . « - >f 1[.« k » y 1 «i u t u , t i» , I t *V 111 lili I k , . l Nt t t i r / t (I 'm eet of « Ir I '» I In. m v o l i a lu ) h n p p v W h y ts H s n o ’s .N’ aw itm *t i*Ht»\ •n t f 1P*t. 1\ r< t ( w/ - %ift \ t r i » tt t u t i' •• • - ht out. J . I. Anderson. G. H. fern ald . Tciix F r a n k /C . II. Dlngec and J . D Pnvlaoti were elected lo Ihe Important of!Ice ol execu tive com m ittee, arid all of them worked ItarJ to get this position. Tho election was a hig surprise to some, a.foregone conclusion to others, and a aufe bet with the W tsenheimers who "told you so." The new adm inistration goes in with a clean slate, and if they lutvc an y reform m easures to m oth there is not n dissent ing voice to impede tho work, lake evefythlug else, tho jieoplc g e t. tired o f the som eiiees and want u oiiaog«. and politics is no exception to the rtii*». n» I r r»-. « •<- f n r »1. r ,. » \ ,. a ’A ti.. ,• o t h a r in terests The day is |ow ol win .. a can did ate cun be luumt to commit him t »ell to fln> m easures or men M kV I .v ell cam e under the wo. ,.i .o, . .,s , i jnltlkOUgll Diggers Wn. »purring up su n n atld m ade a good ion lor a III... o m ii'.l W --------------- -i------ '.------- tthocs of (he election * *ie unpicngaiuneg* has turned it ■*nd «11 danger,of a hjlzxord doing 1toSaairmla pcoapelity iuu van«‘ lung void jtnd aorrowful t»u*ed from shattered hope« are ITS MARVELOUS TOWER S. H. — *■■■: --.-.Vri\ ----- NO GM IP TO & E . M IST AKE * ORIGINAL 1* THE H. COMMISSION MERCHANTS Oranges, G ra iie fru H , Pineapples, V egetables - SOUTHERN SHIPPING NO. 50. 319 W a s h ln ^ lo ^ S t . Now York C ornar J a y S fra s t K in d ly W r i t * fo r S f o n d i if flooded p RCrCRENCESf A E T N A N A T IO N A L B A N K A L L M E R C A N T I L E A G E N C IE S Docs Location, and Experience 5Count? ♦ » sstM M e M tw o sssso w ie sa n dfeé .The Herald ! */ �¥ r% * •- n | -S. r ** '*• **V*7 f - •*■ ■'* ^s--' { * . * * -Jt** - :* r* '-. - .f ' November 24, iou T i l t «ANfORD IIER4 LD THE SANFORD HERALD last few days before Christmas. Realiz­ ing the load they have to carry will you not do your part towards ’relieving their FebUstwd Lrtry Tundtr and F[ld»f Uomini Dr burdens and the burdens of others by do­ whnt'buying you can during the uext THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ing fortnight! Try the experiment this year R. J. HOLLY. Editor and tee If It docs not bring you the best W. M. HAYNES. Bualnca* M an aitr results. Subscription rrte«, *3 0 0 a Year In Advance «rod a* nrnail rU n mall matter Au|u*t 22nd 1906, at ttm Pmtoflbo at Scaloni. H u Ida. .. . ander Act of Hatch 3rd. 1879. 1 Ofica la Herald Dufldinl Telepaone No. 1«8 »-Tb* ship that is . carrying William JBryan to Pangmala stranded on (tic rocks off the Leewnrd Islands. If It will only stay there until after the Democratic con­ vention—but then why contemplate- such good fortune. H the Sanford TrsctlonCo,. really cares U> cater to the people of Sanford Heights the cars could be run as far as Park aven nue on every trip and save tinny acci­ dents trying to walk the ties. There are many people oo the heights who would 'appreciate this courtesy. } ( the Traotkm Hit lit RAID'S SERVICE With 548 votes to count taking until 2 o’clock Wednesday rooming The Heraid came out with the full account and was on the street at seven. This necessitated an ail night vigil at the polls and other work of several men but this paper will cover the field In doily-newapapa» alyla as far as possible. The Twice a week will give all Hie nows a s . It occurs and our increased patronage demonstrates that the public Is appreciating our efforts. If you know anything tell it to the Herald. Our staff is not ubiquitous and we cannot anticipate the happenings. The Herald Is your (mi per and you are auspoted to give us the news of your neighborhood. T l't LAIE UNPLEASAN1NEM > 1 l .N A » « IN G L E S M O U L D IN O LAT8 LU M B ER lit L V M B E B ( 'O b A/ 1 (F o rm e rly M oNAIR A BON) . D ya l-U p c h u rch B uilding, Jackso n ville, Flo rid a Our stock is Well Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low. — — .— cannot furnish our stock write us fox prices. If your dealer 'Che iltto jCongtoooti iio tfl nt jLongtoooh, Jflorifra Now open for business. We have a special wee end rate of $4.00 from Saturday--night supper to Monday morning brea fast in­ cluded. A pleasant quick place to spend your Sunday. Table sup­ plied with the best tbe m arc t affords. White help exclusively. GooiL service guaranteed r ? * T^ * * f * * ^ . S p e c ia l R ates .by th e W e e k or M onth There ani <■:x1> « few people who really' dote on ejections. The majority of busiCo., by a sybstununl patronage. ness merT hate ter dabble In politics, and F u r t h e r in fn r m n fin n d ln n d lv ifiv e n . V ^ it e ^ w jrB~ n r ffjjp n e , ", l . K -2 •A*allyJ tata. to Ue -tUawa lusa a.aon trovarsi The IQmi i h n l í___ f f 'ovn-an «lection. -But etaco-U-ia uui ptocity and Enterprise is a good project for rogntive. it is right that it slioufd be ex­ C / M . E N T Z M IN G E R or ’ A. F- FA LC K both places and should be fostered. At ercised, and now ihat our municipal elec­ present during n high wind it is im­ tion Is oyer, there should be. a general P ro p rie to r R esident M an ag er possible to land apd some better dock­ love feast, and let’s kiss aud make up. ing facilities afHiyjin>e made nt the Mid of Whenever a certain party is In power, ■ w w t [the pi>y-dock for the .rriitvcoliinai of th( there iv at ways another certain .party tiidt -|i of tha ferry h urt.- r— ~r jlilakttheTim .certain {tartyT í ___ ____ W ffP reol artlefA’ SO' Cenatp does (he se'eohd Good tit new tley’iTania. FlnT1 Out of a total sum of 11,126.000 for certain party become that all during the 22-3-tp '/h a rb o r and river Improvements In Florida term of office of the first certain party I must sell my Toby—the handsomest' * / t h e St. Johns river from Palatka to Lake .102 Park the second certain party is /laying plans and best of family horses. Hamey gets 625.000 whllq the dty of . ■ 22tf to take possession of tlte said offices of avenue. 'Jacksonville will get 6600,000 und Tumpa For Sxile— -Celery. Lettuce nnd Cauli­ the first certain party at the first oppor­ flower plants. Clint. Campbell's place on 6109,000 for harbor and improvements. tunity, ami this always happens sooner or Celery Ave. Inquire- J. F. Johnson on 5 . - • All the more reason why this section later tu a dead moral certainty. place. ’* ■ 22-2p should elect n congressm an ill large from During the heut of the campaign there Furnished Roonit for Rent. Large Orange county. • are all kinds of charges and Insinuations frtint Room. 815 Park Ave, Telephone. 22-6-tp made by the partisans that In a few days Gat und bath. Phone 137. SAME HERE For Sale—Fine Lettuce Plant», at cor­ are entirely forgotten. It Is suid that news (mi best service to its com­ ner Heard a II nnd Celery avenuoa. men will do mure foolish tilings in a cam­ 21 -Dtp Keasoner Bros. munity and to society us a whole. Is paign than in any other form of Ameri­ For Sale—Lettuce and bean hampers, in sometimes more forcibly demonstrated in can life and manners, nnd we would not carload lot» only. Best packnge on the what it omits than in whut it publishes. diange it if we could. The campaign, market at the price, enn »hip on short Sometimes there is n piece of gossip while strenuous, is a relaxation (rum the notice. Address Wllliston MTg Co.. Wllwhich you may think you ought to see in liston, Pin. 21-lUlp Cures of humdrum business lifts, and It the puper; sometimes tlwuerror or false For Sale, or exchange for city income brings out all the good points nnd many realty—Five acres cleared land, southern step of a wayward one, which you think of the bad ones in a man's general innke- (»art of city.. 175 ncrea river fruut ham­ we fail in our duty by dot blazoning to mock. close in. A bargain. Owner, Box up. the world. Wlien to publish some small 21-Glp But in the bright, worm sun of the day 473, piece of news will serve no belter pur­ For Sale—S acre farm, twenty bearing after the grute»<pic ahnpes of the night pose than to make bruits still sorer that orange tree*v 50 peach trees,, also very before lose their garish light*, and (he large bearing pear tree«, modren 5-roonl already ore bowed down, this paper has mad. inipetuou* spirit cools with the slower cottage, front and back porches, faces AND no time or space for the Item.— Lakeland circulation of a more forceful vocation. south Golden hale, 3 miles south cast of Telegram. Senforil; 5 minutes walk tu street rail­ What teem* a calamity ihc night of elec­ way, also Oveido railroad. Fine drinking tion 1* toned down and softened .by the water, good bathing, fishing and swim­ AN IGNOMINIOUS DCA I N " Today Henry Clay Beattie paid the pen­ business cores of the day. and after awhile ming. Also 10 acre tract of the very best celery. *nd lettuce land, welldoentrd. alty 6f his crime at Richmond, Va. He the one who it most concerned about the H mile west Cameron City, leas than a welfare of the state discovert that ell it died in the electric chair for the cold quarter of mile from Sanford traction blooded murder of his wife. The young pot lost, nnd there aro other men who Airline- Law! has a gentle Slope frttn man was reared lo a n ntmosphere of re­ arc fully competent to bear the burdens North to South End, so there will never he any danger of soured land. Guoran* *2 Scnd fo r Catalogues, P riées and Tcrm s finement and money. Since early child- of the city; confident In their own ability teed to get flowing wells on land. tiood he had every wish grntified every end faithful to tlieir trust. Reasonable price, und term» to suit. The old administration will soon be Address box 1127 City. wont satisfied and he repaid his parents 2-tf5 by lending a wild and dissolute life thul out, the new one In, and with a bran new For Sale—Cypher» meubator mid Brood­ t'f - « mayor eud city council It It certain that er. Both foY $20 If sold at once. R. J. ended today in the felons dock. 5 . ¿yanford will go abend In the general Holly, Herald Office. A t the last moment lie professed the ;5 J A C K S O N V IL L E - - . F L O R ID A ! Hatch chickens now. Get a Cyphers Qmstanity that ihoukl have occupied his march toward better things. Incubator nnd a good brooder both for Oply die grouch will tit back and take oltcntloirln his younger days. Hit poor $20 If sold today. See R. J . Holly nt a pessimistic view of dty affairs nil the Herald office. old father will tie the one to carry, the *■ hunt i'll of soriow and shame. Henry Clay time, amt as all (he pessimists for the To »ell—Residence cor. 3rd st. and MAifBeattie bus «-ipiiited his criine. Let his past few years secimM’tn be against the nolia Ave. Address Mrs. Jerome Bruce.' * .J20 6tpd fate be a lesson to the young men wlio pretent administration, there is Au reason Sumpter. S C. ÚV. Three Light House Xeepinft’Aportrnrnt* w for any kicks be'litf-regtsterad. are starting un the downward path ih it The (usiiion of mayor and m<T inldeiYnen o( For Rent—$2 5h$3 00 and $3 50 per week can have hut pne ending. Stull east corner of Secoml St., urnl Only exclusive linker in the city. All die prêtent city of S,in(ord dis is no sinecure Uiorel Avenue. Mrs. Hooper if and no bed of rvsex Yfiaro 1» work to do WHEN YOU GET TOGCHIEK mixing done with latest improved Sam For Sale— Five city lot* well located. uud plenty of it. aiid.Un (be work all ul­ Cuing-at a bargain if sokl of once. Rrx Through Its enmmertini club' Sanford is ■dr tary machinery. 14-(fp preparing to enter upon nn extensive nd- us will have a share un 1 lake an active Packard, Phone 103-2 rings Fur Sate—The richest high land farm In vertising campaign. It is proposed to is­ (>an, regardless of partisan feeling». ■ Orange county. Slock and fool*. Thirty » Each tide tpoke of progressive nett dur­ sue « series of booklets setting forth the S p e n c e r’ s Bread* handled by all firs t■ acres. 2 In fruit and 12 In cu'ilvatetl H t advantages of Sanford and vicinity,'both ing the recent campaign. In feet, the field, balance in pasture and woodland, V. class grocers. fur business and residence; establish a ntnin Issue was about the percentage of Cund BMomltou^eandhut buildings Gas prngn-tsiveness in the ggncral character oline engine and water works 3H Tulles -'country club, with connecting golf links; I i * from town. 'A mile from belt Ijne on Sil l 'I -work fora new federal building and Car­ of each candidate, vet Lake. Plcnsdnt to look at. Very SPECIAL' ORDERS EILLED PROMPTLY Since each side had *' progress " Trtr a • • negie library; Construct a paved boulevard healthy. Elevation 70 feci above Sanslogan, neither side can go -back on the fonl Cheap and terms easy. C. F. Wil­ ; *' > to thq slsures of Lake Jessup; Impfuve the 10-tf S K rA . waterfront und eYrct n large tourist hotel. war cry. and The ULraJd will prod the liams, Box 923, Sanford,,Fla. By /Ft t ' •* For Sale—Cheap, one large sndn foun­ first man who lags behind in the forward ^ . Wç Make Everything’ Known to the Trade The dub estimates that it will tale about tain with fixtures Inclqdlng ’ tables chairs 20 years to accomplish, these Improve­ march. ^ t S S ? etc. P. 0 BOj , 956. anu ford Fja. 18 tf PHONE 106. " . NO.*I l l *PARK AVENUE. To the retiring mayor and RMKrmeq ments, Jjtl believes the woik can be done I » One nf the most suitable tracts at lAnd H all will get together/ Anything c m be this paper give* one hand and in (he ne^ In Floriija. near the benutlful Indian River, done when peopUx “get tugethe..’* It Is mayor and aldcrtneiuhe oiher, andjHsnd-- now open for sale. If you - want gflod the pulling and hauling In different dir­ ing lieneath the bannef ' it pidgt«« w« Und. prfttty iceivery. liealth and comfort, do hot-let'(hi* offer slip by, write ,t<i J . F. lt v > ections to advance personal Interests at atk you’lo Join hatklA forget /out-diB^r- SundelLLake Mary. Flo. - lti-14tp • the expence of the Common good. that ences and wedded togetln-r (o r-R t’least For Sale — H&se, wagon, carriage, defeats many a desirable movement. two years, go forward andtijqjtfd,« single and double Itarpess, gasolepe en­ gine and pump, farming implement* arid Here’* a bumper to the success of all of unit for a Bigger and Batter Sonf * > D;{( _ , r_„ . . . automobile, *11 at *, sacrifice. A. B. Sanford’s ambitions__ Ft. Myers Press. Brpck. i tf { . . . x Comm lttlon NerchanU - , . _ s Ten acres of good land for aak at a INOP EARLY » bargain. Three acre* cleared anil crop­ / ' Have you donslderatlon In your make­ ped last season. Ail under fence. Near loading station on traction line. Almost up? U *o prepare to demomtrate it by do­ 867 Wuhlnctañ St„ NEW YORK All L«e«l Advertisements ' Under This Particular* at Herald ing your Chriitmat shopping at early a t Heading, Three Cent*« Lin« Each Issue given away.' Office. • " ,r possible. There ihoukl be no Joking a--------------------------------------------- 1-----------For Sale—The simplest and best smudge Ripening.Roomr for Tomitoes and other goods which require bout this matter. It U a terlotu problem Triple Silver plated B flat Cornet - with healers on the market. F. A. Scbumpert, and reform It aura to oome. The burden* Mormcco apartment case, mute; cleaner, Sanford, Fla. 19-tfc Artiflciil Heat n ; • of Cbriitmai are becoming heavier and latest patent adjustable music rack good for Sale—A few pieces of good second as new. Juiee Levy guarantee for tone heavier each yenf. ( Merchant* aud *ale*Market rep o rt* t o $ i fjgrd dally by wire and 3nlsh, for tale cheap. Address or hand furniture left. Call up Mrs. W. A. % 11-tfc peopla have Ju*t about ail they can - carry call and examine. R. F. D. 3. Sanford. Minnick. Cameron City. i—New York County ffatiog sprit!Bank. New York. during the holiday lime and relief will T. W. K. 23-2tp L . For Sale--New right-mom house;■bath, have to come or they will give way under For Sale— One lot with two house* on It. gas. electricity, gas heater for boiler, Information to A pply for Stencils, Stamps _■ the ¡Gad*. -All thopping cod oot be dona Corner Oak avenue and Twelfth street. large lot. Sowing well, garden tiled. In­ quire 115 French ever-----------w v fH t rA. SCltMIQer.---------------— p 3-tp ' Y -cnrly, prehnps, but much of it gau.be and * Roasting chicken* for sale. Call or For Sale or exchange for d ty inoome . be. If you have relative* or Mote wriir:(oiaU' Goldsboro.) Fr. Schlutcr, realty—Five acres cleared land, southern 'friend* In the retail buxine«* you knovf of Farm between Cemetery and Millers part or dty. 175 «era« river front iuurf• Sole Representative for Sanford and distrk ù Phooe 251 O range grove. * j-tp it unbearable ruth during mock dose l a A bargain. 19-Ctp M z ------ - ■4 . ■*•••■................. „ -,-V DISTRIBUTORS FOR Mehlin ;r Steinw ay & Sons Mathushek •s Behr Bros. Story & Clark “Crown” ;| Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros. 5 . and Fischer A N I The Autopiano ¡John A. Cunningham S P E N C E R ’S B R Y H. E. Schwitters & Son Southern Fruits and Vegetables Lewis Vegetable : u ' ‘-Ç«riT=H » • *•*» t r- ^ v: �^ ■' — r -■ ; •* Tilt SANTORO tICRALO W. H. Hawnnl of Oveldo. were shopping In the city today Little Happenings—Mention of Matters In Brief. personal hems |% or" interest The Sanford Herald Will get out a Christmas edition. Get your space early. M. S. Nelson of Lanark. 111., is in the city looking up bis interests in the Celery Delta. A brick road the entire length of Park avenue, will be one of the lire! improve­ Summary «T Ibe rio atln g Small Talk ments Inaugurated by the new adminis­ Succinctly Arranged far Hur­ tration. ried Herald Reader*. The election Is over, and now comes made A business trip to Thanksgiving and turkey, and after thut' ilia yesterday. Christinas “Life Is just one thing nfter B. G Lawscb of Atlanta, la vlaiting hia another. ■J, B. Lawson of ibis city., A. J . Franger, was in the city for several Y T s m e Msyor Is Mr. Waldron* topic days this week, coming home to vote. "*1 tie Union’Cnurch next Sunday, night. He is engaged with the Charlotte llnrbor The Lewis Vegetable Fxchonge ¡a busy & Northern Railway. piling oranges and eblpping the same. The Woman's Missionary Society of the \ Mr. and Mrs. A. Moaea of New York are Congregational church meets in the chdrcii la thè dty agslo. MMea u ln th® on Monday next at 3 OU I*. M A cordial Invitation is extended to nil ladies. commission business. . A. J. Franger ho* returned from a Freier for se »eral day*. In the city on election day and rot Joe says politic* la politica. | managing a moving picture show. The ladies of the Congregational church are to bold their annual bazaar Dec. 9. The place will be announced later. C Miss Allie Trafford returned today -tfertftCarolins Shr found_Mis* Hessie fyner will arrive in the •tonight from Jacksonville, and be the it of her sister. Mrs R. J . Holly, for the winter. W. J. Thigpen, left Thursday, for his old home In Greenville. North Carolina far a short visit to the home folks and business mp ^ Mr. and Mrs Wnlsman are back in the city and will spend the season here. Mr Waisman it the well known representa­ tive of Armour Refrigerator Car Co. Mr. end Mrs J. N. Whltner, accom­ panied by Mrs M H. Bowler and W. Lyon. •f (ireeniborough. North Carolinu. a relative of Mrs Whitner. motored to Orlando. Thursday. Fount)—Un Park A v a , between 3rd and 4tb .St., Elks watch chann. Owner will And smncnt Herald Office. 23-U A b it Thanhsflvlnf dinner and dnnfcc will be itven at Motel Laniwood. L on tw ood . riorlda, Wednesday evenIn i. November 2 9th , 1911. Music^by b w n w a Orabt u ra. —P rice Tor dinner ROAST IMG FOR THANKSGIVING— Leave your orders before the 28th Tor 20!b p it. All dressed and ready to cook. Only 10c lb. J . B Williams, Sanford avenue, phone 6 2 2i Stamping—Shirt wants j.ilmU. scarfs air.. uvcc_.2tX) -patterns. See .Mrs Jnu „^.i t..., staiiip «out Xmas. ‘Shch A’ For Rent—House. G rooms and bath, corner Mngnoliii and Sixth street. Gas stove and gas lighting. Address A. L Williams. Bishop Block. 23-2tp At IIS Rnilroati way, ot'p allf Express ■Office, Frank Grahin's Tailoring Co— For For Sale—One black hroml cloth one piece suit and one all wool striped coat suit, also two men's suits 2.1 if For Rent—Furnished Flat, reasonable Inquire Cap) Murks 21-tf "To my Sanford friends who employ me wtirn nt the Bench, mill have u*<-d my Celebrated Little Pink M.ilniiu Pills, which you kuow never fail to cure Mularla and Liver nud Bln**! disorders Tell your friends they can get them nt every Drug Store m Florida (bill for I (J II F Pills Gunruntced by l)r Jno A Van Anlsah. Frt 4-tp Reduce the cost hy living hy puiromaCMr*. J. W Wildmati and Mrs K. C. Ing tire (into City House whrre you gel Maxwell, delegates from the Sanford W. the trenetll of g'«>d holt sc <talking II $t O" C T. U. to the W C. T. U.. Slate Con-1per week ventioo left Tuesday for Tampa, where Dont forget to try tire dried chipped - the convention is in session this week. beef— chipped while you wait at W W V'Mrs B J Ovr/straet of Lake Mary, Is Longs grocery 15-lf in the Desoto Sanitarium, of Jackson­ Bring vour old tites to Sanforil Machine ville. taking treatment for nervous head­ gs-Gurage Co. fur vulcanizing. IS if s e t It is iht iiope of her rnafly friends Whirl do you know about the Cute City that she wjll soon be able to return homo House putting the price of table board la good health. down to $f.00 per week Some class to Mills, the Florist of Jacksonville is now that place. chT Biing the Herald advertising column to We are equipped to bundle your repair promote his mail order business in this Snnford Machine A Garage (Vr. section Mr Mills is the oldest Florist In work. (Stf the state of I lorida and does an enormous One and two horse wugons with celery tasloeii throughout the state by mail and flared side bcM lirs nl Underwood s 7 if express at well as in hia home city. You can get home cooking the kind Tbs latest thing la .Sanford it the free shining deportment of the E. G. that mother used to give you and you worth Shoe Co. W. L Tlllinghasl only need to pay $4.00 per week nt the lbs manager has installed this feature Gate Dty House 1« the benefit of Jsia patrons.. Customers All kinds of repair work Sanford Ma­ 4H-1 f may now get on up-to-date ^Etboptnn chine & Garage (Vs (bine while they wait free of charge. Gns engine repairs Sanford Machine I Nr, J. J Mauser, rignr manufacturer.of Sanford, came to Orlaodtf Today on a Combination business and pleasure trip Formerly, for years, Mr. Mauser was in tbs employ of Mr. Ourry, now of Curry *nd Smith, the Church street manufacl«rei of the Lucerne Circle.— Reporter-Star. A Garage Co 4N-tf They all say that the (I rtr City Moose gives you more good food than you »all get anywhere else. Now the (vice has been reduced to $4.00 per week Go to I t.» Autoes and carriage painting at UnJ- Miller, accoihpaniptj, by Mrs- derwpod's. First class work. 3-tf ft L MiUrr, and little daughter Theodor», nursing home at Nth und Elm Ave, •f Wsshlngton City, arrived in Sanfor '$^**pare<l to care for a limited number Tsesdsy Evening. . Mrs. T. J . Miller spent of surgical cases. Mr Wrights, nurse in jhe summer In Buffalo. N. Y.Cily. with the charge. 33 -tf “ oily of her son. Dr. O. L Miller,' She How can Porker feed ns well ns lie does ••»visited a number of other (JacerAjf for $4 00 per week, the Gate City House while away. can feed 100 as well as 50 and that is * Overman Orertnsn left today for a trip bow many this popular bouse will soon kanumber of the surrounding towns have. •' i r * o* •• on his agents. The Progress LaunWade does most of the Sanforil piano wlilch hols m anagea.now does tuning. Phone or write to Wade, the »tulirly each .week' ioi over 2 0 * the vicintly^of Sanford. This tliner. Orlando. *' iftt V (peaks well for Mr. Overman The trains wlQi^ot bother you now at * An* thing for Sanford. the Gate City House and the price will suit you. Only $4.00 per week. si 10 ■ Tear* training at lha Cincin« <®**TV>toey of Music TfaU enable* live to her pupil* the very best rfdF * 40,1 t,<wld assure ber a largo ; - - Thanksgiving 0 E S it m ean anything to you to have clothes to fit, properly tailored, to hold its shape and be absolutely s a t­ isfactory even to the slightest d e ta il? . W e represent Ed, V. Price &. Co., of Chicago, whose M ade to Measure Clothes' einbody all these features. » #' • . The Fall and W inter line of over 4 0 0 all-woor sam ples of the newest colors, designs and models are ready for inspection IT IRKEYS1 / Live May we have the pleasure of showing them to you? and Dressed ----- Celerf — Iind » Cranberries Oysters Clothier and Men’s Furnisher SANFORD £ ;> + + + + * + * + + -f* + '» + + + 'f+ + '» ,4-'i-+í*<' y 4-v -> *4> *-> 4'+ 4*4'4+ 44444444£4 il DONT... Neglect tin* importunée of having your i f school children comfortably fitted to ser- t j Î+ Vicen hie WINTER SHOES . . . . Cheese Switzer Limberger Pimento Phila’Cream Neufchatel Walnut FLO RID/J ■■■■ -y J T th e .se- f t am i etui- f f DUCKWORTH FF.F.T F1TTF.R S .i n l o t d . V V ■!' -y-y*y-y •y^<, + *1- v -yv s* + 4 4 4 -y + v ■>+(<■-y<■í -y•>-y.<- -y * v ■?*.■4 4 4 4 4 4 -yv -y> -y•>-y • .-A» I v %•v ^ .;. .y v v <•-y-y f >i • I “i a r í f>» m I- lo r id a f X *y -i**y -y^ ^ + v %' A s H ' " * l a* i k * K i c f E . a . 1 G U IF I W E R E M A Y O R ! Apples YOU N E E D T H E CHURCH Sunday School. 10 a m Bananas Nuts SuudijT M o r n i n f P f r x k í o f . I l I m Sun d a y Night P leaching. 7 p. rn. W cdnraday Social Meeting, 7.30 p m. l i l t STONE CHUKCM A.*««i GKOKCt- U WALOKON. I’muh .^ ^ + -y .y ^ ^ ^ .y « ^ THE C H U R C H N E E D S YOU -y-y+■>-y+ -F 4--h -F+ 4 -* 4 ♦ B We can supply you for immediate shipment BEANS PEAS OATS RYE Most complete line of Poultry Supplies. Garden and Field Seeds in Florida E- A. MARTIN & COMPANY TK. OU... S .U IIm n > Ik* 8 mm. Lessons via Vole» Culture (Italian S y stem ) Carrie Blaine Yelser 309 Ninth St* Frl-23-tip ***5 ° 206 E. -Bay St.y Jacksonville, Fla. E x p e rt W a lc h R e p a ir in g Alt Work Guaranteed Send Your Work to Urand Hive It Attended to Properly E n gravin g, C lock and Je w e lry R epairing Next Door W e4s tb w fr Postoffice ------ InvJnsltofB Foe. wordrobtolata puta a battleship junkplla quicker than a bard« hattla. Phone 3 9 Sanford, Fiori CREENLEAF & CROSBY CO. . Jewelers, Silversmiths and Importers 41 West Bay Street Jacksonville, Florida -• :r> �November 2 .| WHAT SANFORD SHOULD DO FOR THE REGGER for ,S *o*4 .Touri Order* * Ily GEORGE B. WALDRON. Cleaning and Dyeing . Delegate of the City Council to The First Florida Conference o f Quirl tie* Correction! field at Jacksonville, November 17-IB, 1911 •" M y Doctor Said “ Try Cardui/* write« Mr*. Z. V. Spell, of Hsyna, N. C “ I wai In a very low state of health, and was not able to be up and tend to my duties. I did try Cardui, and soon began to feel better. I got able to be up and help do my housework. I continued to take the medicine, and now I am able to do my housework and to care for my children, and 1 feel as though I coukt- never praise Cardui enough for the benefits 1 have received.’* to th* rtumt tkoroegkly «quipped and modern oda of treating theae outcasu. but the loss we help to hasten in the moral fiber of their character. Sanford la big enough, wlde-wake enough and chriatian enough to handle this present question in the only right way—through systematic or* ¿united charities. Cleaning Work» la th« South. Mtil ofdcrs from M} put of Florid* htivdUd ptMnptly *nd «»fully. All w tk |Miut«rd. . , Breazcale & Smith Jacksonville TAK Florida Cardui is successful, because It Is made esp ecially for women, and acts specifically on the womanly constitution Cardui doss one taint ana does it welL That explains the great success whicfiK hashad, dtirfhgfh'o-part5 0 yean In helping thousands of wedt .anLalling women back to BfiwUii lot Mu* Stn ìt tmj U t W. Fo.tjtV Sinrt I kUh i Si. FUcii. FRUITS and VEGETABLES and an nervous, «rots and Irrti ky Cardui? In avery way itig r yoursall "Resolved, That we put ourselves on r~ record e t favoring organized, systematic I)l charities ond recommend the adoption of •* associated charitoble otgaoixatlon-by all - rcidea, tnwni and communities of the state. Wo urge the hearty cooperation ** of. city councils, county commissioners. ,,e L iieh titehea. benevolent ofderi and fraw rab ~ ~ tla|, and slff charlMbls_lnuliuUofU- and — other organizations to this end. ^ "We therefore recommend the code and — transportation agreement of the charily organization department of the Russell * Sago Foundation, which agreement is as follows."Before tiny charitable transportation shall be grunted the organization or | BUILDER OF MARBLE, sad ORALITE 'ft S tr e e t. Ortondo. flo rid a •• D R. C. G. BUTT DENTIST Oilice: ofll.-inl having the matter under con Slderntioit must be snit.tfied by adequate.j and reliable evidence. Come and ehoosp just whnt you w a n t \\ have it. No matter what your requimutii may be as to quality or price, we can Yowell Building SANFORD. FLORIDA “(a ) That the applicant ts unable hi pay the regular fare. "(b ) Tunt the applicant's condlti in ] and (iruspectr will tie lutnumually lin- jfurittsl) 2?our Entire Cotise ANDEW JOHNSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW P r ic tk « i In S la t« ami t edierai Court* MG. T. Dulldlag. from our magnificent stock. * All woods, i finishes, all grades all styles. We a r e ju s ih proud of our line and want to show it to you Drop in to-day I’hut GEO. A. De COTTES Scratch and rub— rub and scratch— until you feel an If you could almost tear the burning jikln from your body — until It seam* as If you could no longer endure these endless days of aw ful torture— those terrible night* o f sleepless agony.' Then—a few drops o f D. D,. D.. the famous Kcscroa fipeciflo and. Obi what rellafl The Itch gone Instantly! Com­ fort and rest a t lostC : D. It. D. f f a simple external wash that cleans*» and heals the Inflamed akin as nothing else can. A recognised specific for E cssm s. P so ria sis Salt liheutn or any Other akin trouhla We can give you a full slsa bottle o f the n n u ln a D. D. D. remedy for lt-.#a and If th e very d fs t bottle foil» to give relief it wilt not coet you a «•fit- ' ATTORNEY ] f ^ fh [ L S a rtf^ lO . /l; > t_r_. lr T o *25. at LAW Practice in State nr.d Federal Courts V Sanford Ra. HOUSHOLDER DENTIST -X,! •" ' UENTIST Welborn Block Sanford. Florida Pitoni IB ' „T. - * D E N t l S .T t A ll Modern Methods arid Appliances -, ‘ gòOMS S, 4 7 PIlrfNt. W . ' * • IWmjArJ. FWrU, FRKE-TUeY«*kU*ls#tr*e- *Ut* !•***•• le l)mia*tl«^i>1l(,Mk m o w n ■•11*4 fM f m t M ,1 ZZ.M. Q rt - THOMAS EMMET WILSON . a t t o r n ey and co un sello r Vg^tgACli BX SfAlf. Wkl.k »aakles r** „ A T -L A W "^ » \a* • |)r«> i f t i e la a lew wm U Leu Slat# Auortty^i#vTnth Judicial Cimili ol ori» tpoitititiraftDitNtit catmint n*k*. ijse (M*»h 4ì Ì>Ì leg III*. Byetidylas e few been Residence«. Sanford *od Self an Lek* . dailr ye* ms wake year swe ¿rsaoss. alee, I imm wsklek ter àttera, tkereky eereta* ws*i ikes tlie *e*t et yeer.tslties wk|U eewgbUaf Ike L. G. STRINGFELLOW •s^s.'^.o V '. v ’ SENI! POR FHKK CATALOOUK. • \ Cfrens Collega pi Dressmaking f 'V ; cu tk B 4W C < • ' JscksoavUle, . >• Flafida ; Just across the street DR. F. C. BOÀRDMAN i WNiklr -..'Usa IMejk f j j t i f l a i It *••*. ' Rand Building DR. R. M. MASON Learn Dressmaking ^ ;H o k i e k COUNSELLOR Gnmer-Woodruff Bldg •• We also can g jv s jr o u 'a kamp.e bot­ tle fo r Z| cents. Why suffer another day when you can get D. [>. D .t a * i> ■■■'; jusncE.or t h e L ost wank ln 'th li paper we showad a plcturo of our' 1 H .P . th a t soils for ««0.Q0, with cotupiala outfit. Hundred* of man In F lo d d a Ira* m ediately w rot* for catalo g * and full parti dolor*. T h is weak we k m showing a pic­ ture o f a special heavy duty m otor to r w ork boat*, th*. *7 ft. r . Model •*T." A powerful ®oU>r for pea ce .. . ■" NOTAR f PUBLIC * * . • * - I k s U »l 9 UMort pw am , >m d U U I , p i r u . ised Is m r , Sèwll-rea tske ae u u * ekea of *ihe dty. Thlf r^nresentative body would then be asked W^' grapple with the wider problem of organized charily whose «lm U not only to , giv« imeUigently direcied and edcquuio help , to all the needy In our community but If imalble lo rwnpve them perftianently from ‘ their condition of public dependence.' . * Such action as' is outlined above tuts »the advantages, of being simple and direct. U fcktt.be put into immedisto epofation and become just aa efficient a* ■a rrowing publio enlightenment will permlt. today we have no system>at si). We follow the way centuries old as in­ dicated id the nursery rhyme. ..." . Son» isv* them white braid, \ t- , Aadsaswgsve tk e s tm n u ’ : f K we gave taaei Mass-ceka, And sentl Lbamout of town. ' . to d ay these leeches get our plum-cake ’LL SAVE TIME AND GET BETTER AND FMtM UiM tSni. ' en ts £ & ? £ s a y n i r * “ rw iu ^ Fancy ariîi Commercial Stationery - i is* ‘Y , v ----*- i " f :v I * Books Surveyor's, Artist’s, and Draftmcn’s Matoriais QUE i r e c IALTt i Wedding and Wedding Bouquet* and rioral Emblems RMee ep Mall Ortferar Reeeitr* Premei Atl*atl»a PHONE 714 Sporting Goods m il l s Open 7 a. m. to 6 p , T h e F lo rist, Ino. Subscribe for The Herald and . ' • they do not escape. After all, tho great. est lo a is not the moocy .cost of our present unbuslncss end unchristian meth- �TuwkUlvln» r : Cl. SIS Magnolia avenue. .rum «’dock. Tuesday afternoon I*. I « 'l •« • Thanksgiving * ■ " * 1 the benefit of the Iloapltal at • JV ,' Manyofour.ilek and Buffering cared for there, during U»o * 7 iS r and a ,íbcf0, offefini tn m SorfU aik ed . A shower of l»*pUal r money. ab «U . pillow case.. • Mpkln*. toilet article«, jellies. B U T T E R IC K PATTERNS ...F O R ... No P a t t o r n s S on t on A p p ro val or E xch an g e t^ a iet, old li,ien nnt* IDU8'* ° #wl" be f r1 \ t’ p~* J x w meet with us. enjoy the after- «*• \— ju ft« * C. H. Summer* J-W - Wlldman. b r Wbliner Jf., J . N. Whitier . A . E. ?! ‘ m.. Geo. f t Fernald and M. Frailk. fbe following is from the matron of tb! l l ^ ,*yrar has fiown by. and once <t t. hrtng to your notice an easy I «tended 'with very gw itfrini ¡I, that each Pnrl«h and Mi«»lon old o " Thanksgiving Shower" Jnvfinbcr. and request donation» selections are many additional bargains all rou ic store. 1 he Holida ys are near : and daily new shipments of se are being received and the e enough to suit everybody’s taste and pockett All N u m b ers i Toys, Dolls, and Holiday goods of all kinds are eye openers at the price THE BUSY BIG STORE shirtwaists iiv all_linenr;genuine man-tailored effects in plain >leated styles. _ Also a strong line _of_enribrQidered waists in atest designs. Special M O N D A Y ’S S A L E . •„ udb»pUal comfort* and neccsaariea of cren kind. The request for th e « doudotu »IrnuW be made public through -the local ucpip *1**0. and the ministeri of evtry deoocttiiation would doubtless pnoaovc die »snu* from their pdlplu ^T sTivLiy preceding the date of the . . jfitmujh under the auspice» 1Cbmb, 1» enurely undenominational In itinciptiyn id pmieni», their need ond nlfering bring tins only title» -required for their admission II in any doubt na l{) »hat Vi cqtunbuie, perhaps u little pertonal incident may l*e helpful. Dur­ ing a long period id illness, lasting sevMl yean, a kindly Cfiurvhwoman visit­ ing Fort Myrr.. emue to mo one day, boagtng.Bli.it sin- termed u “Sirs Wigg's liauct." which proved to be u large market baiket deeoraieil with crimson noOoii. 8'nl tilled in overliowing with treasurer». »in n m> friend said were Jj»t wiut she imd •’luund such coinlorts, •aea she luid heen an Invalid.“ I canOuteDumsMIr Hu- contents nf the basket. [ . but there wain pitcher and cop. gla»# cskUc sac» mid caudles, night lamps, laicttm ond n.iLli |»>wdcr, fancy soap, bed room slipi'e«*, head rest, perfumes, ; lodotber toilet delight«, bouks^clc., und Ism'wieiii) pleasure In receiving w h s eudfed Ly her delight in giving. So my - . friMii,' Juit remember wlml you needed , «ad flljoyed'during sickness, and then try sad.supply some of the wants nnd _aJefiate »me of the distress of thou in the Hospital. A 'Thanksgiving Shower,’’ held patibly in a privnto house, will en«Uirwyone in give a little, and believe BM, you will enjoy your home celebru*•9« fsr more. if you feel you liuvc Uiped to render VUankigiving Day u ffeiuntarauni to those who arc sick aadioffmpg. y »-i------- FOR Don't delay whik» the assort­ ment ¡V complete; now is the time to make a selection of blankets. They art: wonderful values and we can save you 23 per cent on them. T A B LE a • I 5 c REO S f « . ZE P H Y R S Hire One o f m o s t fittmctive se­ lections in all the newest weaves and designs ever brought la r«', will ht? found in onr display of Red Seal Zephyrs These ;ire regular 13c sellers. -| -J 1 Our price only ■ >2^ L I NE N Our line *>f linen tabic damask cannot afTonl to be »vcrlfttikcd at our rediciluns low •prices Nap­ kins to match • N r I be - p i . ill all linen tlainask, full 7 1 r» yard wide .i yard only f t V VMM I I AM) BROWN DRt SS I IM N Our lin e of dress linens and art nmiplele linens is very dress mir special lilt-inch lirnwn linens worth P'i ; i yard. Monday See Fashion’s Latest Suits for Men Monday at*'a 29c Saving of From $ 5 .0 0 to are in see unr >jh* dal prices Momlay 75c Corselr; while they Inst all Mill Open A Store At Sanford it team to !*■ getting quite the thing for fkitndo menyi mis to open branch stores ^ «t&kUforU f irst. Mr. N. P. Yowel! «ho f kvwtbe big while store on Orongw uvebranched out arid opened a credit»khteiinevs liouw in the Celery City. then j* tC-ftirlwufih, the - feet fitter,” follow* S. tirtw J. G. McCrorey Ik Co., the > N obby A utum n Suits » “ >o u j IM till J t Mar 1 boi>e n<>n# you 1Z ? 1* 10 rrSret F0" choice, and whsdutL“ ^ hCTe tbal 1 wwk Tor -• ^C5l.ior all the neuole. and nvnv See These Values Scvc lint' nl Hand hags In nmror.cn Irnthrr, u l i c t and ihr lat est t aprsl •y O dt-Mgins worth up tn SI .là. dur sprillai price only Maini hagx. velvet ami other styles worth and a good seller for 7'ic Unr price lUc . is ibi lime In lit up unii liiillM' wiih new direi I frulli the fm tidies IN'' ‘ dit nr let y*ni tiave furniture mi easy terms nf et'k ciul fur Momlay n 1 0 double I«*<l imitiress 1.50. See this biji special Monday only at had^lbire will he proa;>«rou» If well coni **»g--Rc|wrtar Star. f- . ’From Mr. Spencer . “aKnucb U It will be ImpoMible for ^ ** *®*** 8,1 ui my frit-mis personally In . ttewxt few days, I desire to thank each Unugh The Herald for their support * . . . recenl election. It waa Indeed a wWtktaory, and ono that I am proud of. 'V *® ^ *vcr fa,tiet the evidence of oonfi- Skirts. FU R N IT U R E ^en ^cnt *,on! proWag to open thero. Luckv Sanford is n . — and ROGKING CHAI This rocking chair special will long be re m em berrd’ A large ouk ro c k e r with Im proved patented fiber b o tto m j A n w orth double thfc price. Mon ¿ .g /Q (S ate s ta rts at 9 O'clock) 1 jtf'SS.OO KITCHEN SALE Our rug department Is complete with tirnssells Axmlnlsters. Koyal wlllon and satin velvet art squares Sre these spcfilul sallies for Monday l~.UU to 2U.75. Special line of Axmlnlstcr floor rugs, n <a / \ 0 good value ut 2 .5 0 . Our price I r( Monday ............. * • I r W TRUNKS All kimln and all price«, but the prices are al­ ways Caldwell’«, the luwest.” The trunks are fitted will) [Miteni improved automatic trays, also with nut— a s cheap as * $3.39 (ÌRANIIEWARE SALE .Monday will Mud our counter o f granite* w are running over with bargains In ted k ettles, double rice ’s boilers, stew pans dish pans and many oilier sty les q ^ of crockery utensils from 5c t o . ................. This Is truly a hummer—this $5 sate with fly-proof doors ond drawer; Q O Q a s a tpeclot leader for Mon day o n l y . . . - . . / . . . ^ . . . . NEW STYLES IN SHOES ARRIVING W om en C hildren Low est C A LD W E LL & SONS Cash ' D epartm ent Store r ou, u 4 «(W. from tt*> ovef <h8’ Louisville T w o S to re s 1 2 1 -1 2 3 E ast F irs t S tre e t Florida �* '> *-**• ■ ' P -, November 24, IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest Concerning Society People. PO IN TS PURELY PERSONA! Mow Celery City Vanity Talr While Away the Golden Hour*— Social Gossip Ih* Wednesday Club A fine attendance of the members were 1 present Wednesday afternoon, at the rest denes of Mrs. J , W. Dioklna. Just here It.may be well to call attention to the re UfSl p(. llio UtesidenL Mu. Maria, that all ! member? try to be more prompt* and __ ne’ut 2:3U ihurt. , Mabel Bowler opened thw program - tor the afternoon with a very intereating “ Story of Beowulf,” the bravest, noblest . and most renown warrior king of the -;Gcats, wlio singly end successfully deliv cred bis neighbors. the Daties, from the presence of the frightful man cotlng man. ster, Grendal,. _ _ ' r __ “ MIsa Well WKTtner read S c charming “ Love Story of Fritheof the Bold." written by Mrs. 0. W. King, who was unable to attend. Miss Charlotte Keeler entertained the dub with a fine paper, relating the "Stories.of the God*." Mrs. Henry Wight, who represented the Wednesday Club nt the meeting of the State Federation In Jacksonville, last week, made an Interesting report of the Federation; alto giving a fine synopsis of the work that la being done by the Feder ation In Florida along all lines of dyle Improvement», as well as the betterment and uplift of the children and all the peo­ ple throughout thl^ beautiful state. The sccrelnry announced that the name of Mrs. S. F. Dutton had been voted on, and that aho was now »-member of the Wednesday Club. After attending to several minor matters, the dub adjourned until next Wednesday. J Don’t Buy Y our Fall Outfit Until Y ou HAT’S a strong assertion—Isn’t BSP But You’ll agree with us that you would be making a mistake if you purchased before you had examined and per­ sonally tried on either a lEJrint^css coat or suit. There’s a delicacy of line-a smartness of style to a iJrintjeos that really places them in a class alone. They really confer on their wearer “Distinction in Dress,” and that’s what you are seeking; /. €ome in tomorrow and let us show yjfhiY; T Pleasant Afternoon — * * ’ • p i » '* *— ‘ a , , ¡‘w* P X *- ^ J r * - s- '* * ¡* S - N. P. Y Mrs. II. E. Toler and her sitter, Mrs II. 1L Pattishall of Geneva, went to Jncksonsonvillr Tuesday afternoon. They will reihaln In the Metropolis tome time. ft" ■ * - *- ' TVT' Bmflrj* The HomoMisaioo Society of the Metho­ dist church was entertuined by Mrs. L. V. Wicker, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. H. H. Chappell, president of the society, pre­ sided. After the regular and routine business of the society had been attended to, the meeting win turned over to Mrs. and Miss Wicker. A social half hour followed. At the request of Miss Gpiiia, Miss Lucca Chappell played “ Undine." one of De­ may‘a very pretty instrumental solos. Mrs. C. 11. Summers, accompanied by Mlsa Lucca Chappell, sang one of Edwin Green'* best sons, "Sing Me to Sleep." After the music, Mrs. Wicker served delicious ice cream and cake, As the hpur was growing late, the meeting ad­ journed after a very pl^ijjnt afternoon. li­ ; sawing Circle Meat* v Mrs. N. J. Perkins and her sisters, the Misses Beard, entertained the Sewing Circle, Thursday evening, November 23. While the members of the circle plied their busy fingers on their, pretty Christmijs sewing. Miss Gall Moore, tlie presi­ dent. and Miss- Johnson took turns In 1 reading to the others from an Interesting book. It is the Intention of the circle to select some desirable book and read portions of It at each meeting every week, until completed, when another will be chosen. The next meeting will bo at the home of Misa Lillian Gibson on (Magnolia nve., Friday evening, December 1. Mrs. Perkins served delicious fruit salad wafers and coffee. The members present were Misses Mell and Lucy Whltner, Lll* linn Gibson, Margaret Roberts, Mrs. J- C. Bennett. Misses Johnson, Eunlcetlne i Orux, Alberta Hopson. Gall Moore, Elea­ nor Roberts.. Welsh* Club hates “ The first meeting of the music departtoent of the Wei aka Club for the season of 1911-12 was held Tuesday afternoon. 'The'follow) jig attractive progroin was ar­ ranged for the afternoon : Musical Engtarid, by Miss Keelor. Ireland ifr '. • In Music, « 'paper prepared by Mita Veda Ward, rood by Mrs. Cedi Butt. Story of Balfe, The Bohemian Girl. Scotch Music, . ‘The Bagpipe, paper prepared by Mrs. Fannie Munson, read by Mist Mabel Bow/- ' Ut. Mrs. Holdsa's niece, Miss Hays, song from Bohemian Girl. " Then You'll Retnemr,.* bet Me," was enjoyed so much that. Miss Hays sang several ‘solos later in the after­ noon fpr us, j . Mrs. Barnes, who Is quite a talented w . V . elocutionist, gave several readings, which ¿ 7 « were enjoyed very much. Sb, A violin solo' by Mrs. W, Ò. Brady con­ cluded tfo . Ingram. r Tea' and wafer*, were served by the hostess* Mrs. R- J . Holly, esslsted by Mrs, R&7 . - J Faytft-V^.'- ------ -— . ' ’ The Welakn Club has outlined a plan of campaign for education during the coin­ ing season, and every meeting will be most interesting to those who enjoy mu­ sical and literary programs. A F A IR O FFER . 0 :> Your Monfy Back if You're Not Bat; Isfiod. w. We pny for nil the medicine* used P ress R eport er during the trial. If our remet(y fa lls/o completely relievo you of ronsflpetlob The Odd Fellows'Sanitarium al Gaines­ tVe tske nil tIn- risk You are not ph-’ ville Is soon to be re-opened. ligated to us lu any way whatever;. If you accept nur offer. That’s n mighty Early Advlcs to Children, broad statement, hut we mean every "Honor thy father and thy mother” word of I t Could, anything !>« more stands written among the three laws fair for you 1 * of most revered righteousness.—Aes­ A moat scientific, common-ecuae chylus, 600 B. C. treatment la Hexall Orderllea, which are eaten Ilk® candy. Their active principle la a recent scientific dlscov Comfort for th# Tramp. BUI Bnooka (reading from a fashion ery that la odorleea, colorleaa. nml paper) "To bo really well dressed a tasteless; very pronounced, yet gentle man's clothes should have the appear­ and pleasant In action, and particular ance of having been worn once or ly agreeable In every way. They do not cause dinrrbiro, nausea, flatulence, twice. .W hat 0 1 " griping, or any luconvenlence what ever. Iteiall Orderllea are particular­ - B a d 'Record of Baltic Be*. ly good for children, aged and delicate The Baltic sea haa the greatest peraoka. ' , ‘L wreck record of any body of water If you suffer from chronic or habit In the worl/L It average« one a day nal constipation, or tbo aaaoelate or de­ all thè year round. ,~ pendent chronic allmeuts, we urge you 1 1 ~ . to try Hexall Orfltflles At onr risk. HeIndependence Earned. member, jon can get them only at The Independence and liberty yon dur store. 1? tablets 10 cents; IJO tab­ poaaeas are the work'of common dan­ lets 20 cents; 80 tablets 60 cents. Sold gers. sufferings and succeeses —Wash­ only at our store—The Hexall Store. ington L R. PHILIPS A 00. Life. E MENDENHALL Life Is Ju*t tbs prospect of one sum­ H O R ATCEACH K* OF MUSIC mer vacation after another.—Atlaala WiU Give Leo»anI at the Heus« of Pupil* Journal. * Agsat fee the Celebrated Hellet a Dsvle . * I* I A N 0 8 Lucky Prims Donna. AARFORD .. FL ORIDA ,It U, Indeed, a lucky prims donna who can liave her artlaUc proficiency measured by the amount of Jewelry she wears. Bsx Equality. Counting nibbling, a woman eat* Just about aa much aa a man.—:Atchk ,* aen-Globe- Tkat «vary added inb»rriU r kelps to su k e tkU paper jitte r for everybody • VVhofe you erm {{ft d ie beat'wf oycfytliinjL delivered ter your d o g rb y 5Pt‘ciftl, n it^ c iu ic r t-ECrf.»» J . O f. r fW* - ;L -■fi; *■>*” j M. T im e ... ^ C A R R Y ^ A COfytPLt TE LINE Of! Florida and \Vc^t,crn Bed and Ppfi\t lam b, Dry Salt Meats,. Fish; Doultry and Hohic^Madc porH Sun -“ * c - .. . r> : ; y - ' f - Wo ^rt» now prepared ttf.^lVe to the trado-oiir^peritil * * ' .INjlVfC-MAtJl CORN B t t T — you will TSc plenaedi . m. T o .v tr. V w 110 PaFk^enM e’. ; . v V •*. i q ,t s s . % Phone No l '; c liS^Growers r •. I t e reason» fo rfa it Fertllialng ard ably ’ ohr new free btìuk entlded “ Th'C^jWfÖrowers, Look Ahead! ^ n d for A ^ .- N n W time to lay 1th the foundation for next ycofscrop -f; Vjl; .V ‘ *■ - _ \t . Right S o u rces • » * ' Fertiliiers R ig h t P ro p o rtio n « , R igh t P rie « « V . ¿k g. Right RoAuit* o‘ . V •* ■,6kll otouf Drench WacMTÓùW R. C. Maxwell. Manager, or Address W llio n & T o o m o r Fo rtillzo r Co. * Jacksonville, Florida . « *■ \r. and ou -- »-• — ,. « .. S i-T u S i i in �Published S e m i-W e e k ly —T u esd ay and Friday IM S A NFO RD—Lifa of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources » h a p p e n in g s d u r in g The General News of The Land of Flowers. CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS th e w eek turt the Reader» Will rind ■ Brief IlUt or leal Spring FI* wing i or.Hurried Higderi. - . -: An Epitome of the Week'» Moat Important Happening» In the ____...____ State*» -Domain. ______ _________ Robert A. lillvcn of Daytona fell from A Are In »1» heart °* thejmsiness dis­ of Birmingham Saturday caused an .tttloaied darnoje OJL 1200.000. Four (Iranen Who were carried'down Into the bomioj structure under the weight of a betry press In a printing plant are beUertd to be dead. Three firemen were Injured. The body of* Fireman Massey wu found finally beneath * “Ng safe, Jfii denied helmet indicated that almost ioitintineoua was hU death. Jh e five injured fireruen will recover. tbe-Central bridge last Saturday evening__ about BJO o'clock and w u drowned, the body not being recovenxf~amtt' between* trict 9 and 10 o'clock the next morning, although the accident was known tbortiy — f ty i, . . ■._ jn a r u j f l W the nnSo and' continue*! throughout the night When found It wna not for from the point ot which Mr. Bllven.fell from the bridge, on the north side,a short distance from the draw and in aboUt nlno feet flf wntrr. The funeral waa,hold from the late home of the deceased, on FairyMw- avenue, at 10J0 o'clock Monday morning.' Rev. Tbos. J t ^dama, pastor of the M. C Church, Sbuih - of Kingston. oflltlattng.J^Thif Interment wga tnnd&Ju 1*1nowood cemetery, Detroit was selected by the convention at New Orleans last week as the meeting place of itfïî convention of the American Banters’ Association. -The executive council si its spring 'meeting will «elect. Eh»- * ■»«yt-j * . 1 -r.V - <*- ■s-»« * -****.in farcalling conTeitfloh.‘iogctfiH>j.7 Two of the three men charged wlftioorriplidty la the tarring of Miss Mary Cham­ berlain, a Kansas school teacher, John ___ Schmidi and Sherri! Clark, yesterday were found guilty of Assault and battery In Judge Grover's court, while A. N. Simms, the third defendant was acquitted. The Jury was opt for nearly thirty hours. Sentence was deferred to permit attor* nets to argue n motion for a new trial. Earlier In the dny the court imposed sen­ tences of one year In Jail, tbo extreme penally, on Everett G. Clnrk, Jny F itiwater, Wnlson Scmnton and Edward Ric ord, confessed assailants of Mlu Cham- *5'fM»i#. * ' Southern passenger train No- H col­ lided besdon with an engine hnuting one coach near Scotland, U a, Friday. En­ gineer Brantley and an express messent get were killed and Engineer Rnby, Bagi gage Master Anchors and another ex• press messenger en d a flrbmon seriously Injured. - -, -V * < j • _ cop rm o H T - err tJyi « UNOIftWOi __ W hen the stately bird <rf promise is y e t a toothsom e dreaiu As in the noonday sunshine he moves w ith T g d ian t gletun. .TELEPHONE MEN IN CONVENTION - MISS STONE TO lECTUflt U K t T l t t RO CK Mr. M. E*- Wright, q prominent hard* wnre merchant of Lake City, committed suicide in his store last Saturday, morn. Tng about eight o'clock by shooting him­ self through the head with a revolver. He opened hts store at the usual hour Saturday morning and then stepped across the street and borrowed a revolver from a friend. No one heard the shot hut u customer who entered the store found Mr Wright dead seated In a chair with the revolver hy his side, ono cham­ ber empty. Mr. Wright hod been in bad health for some time and It Is supposed became melancholy and committed the rash act in a moment of despondency. He wn* unmarried but hud a number of relatives here among the must prominent and-ben people. H. K. (»adding, of Tallahassee, lias dropixrd out of the race for congressmanat-large, and in the vernacular of the Ponsaarla livening New* we have won O f GIBRALTAR a figtu. for weadvite^^jim at the start net to do it. ‘fie gnve-ns'a reason, that M\fltt more than half; n rent ary of Ah' fence. it« hills overlooking the- waller! Meeting Here of Independent. Tele- This Noted M issionary To Be Mara on Some roots About the Sanford BuildP Ing ¿.-Loan Association __ 1 phone People of Ute State Wednesday Night «»_ * 4 • * In another space in ,thls Issue will Tie yk convenllot) of the telephone, raen of GnVddnesday evening, nt 8 o’clock. Miti Ellen Slone, the missionary, trill found the statement of the Sanford Buildlecture in l hr Baptist church, ufider the lug A liian Association. This Is on In­ husplces of |he S.iufurd Wpmaus Clirtst- stitution of which Sanford, tuny lie Justly Inn Teinperniloe Union A few year* ago proud. No other concern In our city rs Miss Stuno'i* llame (irovlded material for doing rnoge to build up the city than this many AsaOcinted Press distwuche*., - Her ass<K>liiilohThA Ssuford Building (k Loan Asaocia* thrilling story Is not yet forgotten—her »tricfly co-operative home-build­ the Gulf, Florida and Alabama JoM will capture' by Turkish brigands oñd Tier Im­ Ikin prisonment In mountain fastnesses until ing hMOtiation, orgnnired three years ngo M in operation near tins contemplated ' rnjisrmied hy the United Stale* Govern­ with only 4H(i shares comrnori stock out- dote, April firaL -Tbd ,ra||e'DretOvpur--' ment. ‘ ■This most Interesting woman standing, »nd in debt more than four hun­ fbused lost week Iq NpXj-'York and' will draws large audiences' wherevef ahe dred dollars, tlx* directors Iwrrowtid a few be shlpp«l to PdhsACota, probably * by spc.ik»; and the- Sanford Union to be thonsnnd dollars ntid started iunltilng wotor, within'the negt f#w weeka » CpngtoQilnied ‘ on its initiative In bring- houses -for members.. Jacksonville vls te . have another ice Jhfl her hckiw; their líame i>enpie. There ’ At the end of eighteen months the inannfucturing pJaht of.* sixty tank -ca­ will l»c qi> ,wlrul^"rtm fee. hut. ft fomkyt earnings hud paid all exp^nse^ and debts pacity per doy. The contract stalls for . . * ' Completions of the plartt by ‘April |, 1912, <>fTcrjiiq,wtiff>c’ljitcn u defray accessary <Incurred In jfrgaAlxatjpfi. M«tiByl<pifiln)l Hi too slow fo^tho de­ uml work will commence, Immediately. £xp*ises. ’•,Ay. • rmands, iJi«>0>c/ri6tAora armugod tu issue Die plant wUl represent an Investment ft* ' — ■------•: ■■■;•■»— r - .*• H unting-Forty Kjcturns a.lftnltpri ^imonht^oi Cosh, or preferred bf $4Q.QP0.. . " .:• * , V ^ \ Sanford 'hunting, pflfty, «imposed of fo^kt'luwdfiiivb ngto interest..providing; ^ * € .* | .» V t ^ t m* „ " • I several of our business men and their _ licit -cent Interest. Some of this has Judge Bethel oompleted, the last ch»p^ '. wives,-returned hist week from a ten- been sold ouiTa small amount Is yet to ter in the present volume ot the Cox days" limit up the river. Their cnmpwas be sold. In the meantime, sales of com­ caso Saturday at Miami.- >Seven ■yean at located about eight miles above Fort mon stock go on steadily, and It is now luird labor In the Florida penitentiary Christmas. All report a good time, and paying H per cent dividend. Monthly col­ was tho sentence given P. C. Oox, oooas evidence of their mnrktnunship they lections are three times ns large as at the victed of being accessory after the fact to linve to their credit two deer, eight turkeys beginning, but'the association can't catch the munler of Itytie Parcel, if the defend­ t Let fblk Be <Un&-m Move arid n quantity of quail. up with the demand for money to build ant can furnish a bona of Ave tbouaind . Sanford's mammoth' iC T w crop-’ lfl be­ Those making up the party were; Messrs, hoinca as fast ns applicants come In. dollars he will be permitted to leave such «A llants Sunday fpr'a rupee com» ginning to move. A h i j J l e v c f a l car- and Mesdamea Newmán, Pulestou. Thrash­ kjlaintwsni irt ih e-arm y hospital at Ft. It's a good Investment: It's good to time ns he may be needed-' el the*, fqr lots have loft Ute lo jfl^ p p itiu n s fur er, W. S. Hand, and Mr. W .d. Hill, jr., hejp.tradc, am) a good way to build that another trial or to go to the prison. ' At­ ¡ f '* “ *' bf of 'Attorney General northern iiiiyrk^ts. Among the earljc carand Tom Howkins. " i home you arc wanting. Why not take torneys for defendant are perfecting an lot ahippor* afq L. A. BrumltfyAit Celery stock, much or little, all helps T If you appeal to. the supreme court- ¡5 V ■ •; ue. Who slitptopptwo curs last week, Ih.ink$glv|(|^ nt Catholic Church p»R,-Brtssqo^'and Kny.^yms. Be* '.Jhifrç1* will'.,1)o ptoaa at- , the Catholic don't thoroughly understand iu workings, . Approximately ULOOO.QO®' batf beon * I t h ^ ' t t o r h a v * hA'it several Vats ihotch with- eHort ¿fcfrtibh: iti’ 9 a. m., on call on the Secretary, over First National expended in the cause of; good roads in «®vCfai ' raiiM k k t n pja^upot'Artiilu'iuta ■from a doxcn.dlfBank, and talk it over. the Southern states dUdog tb o , prcsetu 0 Tluiradu^: ririxtj ’ Tlrouksgltlbi Day. All Ambulance,, He stood the President, G. H.' Fernnld; Vlce-presl- year, in this cqnn«tion. W i» -la te r^ ta g • •• *• ■ . '• v . areinviled^to ottèhd. •. . «O ^fw eO , b u tlt was stated that Ali d o n t.T .J. Miller. to note-ilmt Fkjirlda furplshed h' tjood (rO- . WiilleVthe fiuejltyla wot first-doss’as a -curuhtion ,:«Hd not permlt oflfn| Directory above named and F. P. For­ portion of thla amouht, (^¿regaUng bU . Arrival avitc|t>ep«rinre o f .Trains xSl^on account of the'unfavorable weather .m.' hJE J*!* . * s'».* * - , i ■ > w > • * " ' ■ ’ ster. W. D. Holden, J . C. Higgins, H. R. together In the first teii - months -of this OondlHofti which have prevailed for the north noumj. * Stevens and A. P. Connelly. year, the sum of >1,505,0(10. . Tha largest gfcater part of the season, the price lo Ne. 82 Ar 1.25 n-m Lv. 1 J5 a m amount paid out for foad; Improvetneau said to be good foc t^e data of vege- No. Rt M 11.03 a m 11.13 apt In any single state daring .th e same Change o f Schedule tablys that ha^e gone out. With anything Nn. R0 f* 2.35p rp “ 2.35 pm period was the sum of -V . ' « A new schedule went Into effect Sun­ like' favorable ^Weather, the next few ffo.2R " 9 00 p m day, changing some of the A.C.L. traina weeka will aee’^a continual stream of SOUTH SOUND , ’ '■•;* 'Prepagationa for the* execution a| ertfuhing wagons' piled high with lettuce No. 33 Ar 2.(0 a tn Lv 2-23 • to through the dty. The trains effected were Palatka next Friday nouri of Wl)T McCoy Nos. 84 and 83 and thin Leesburg train».' and Edgar You mans, negroe»,- convicted bampere going down First street; ami a No. B9 ** 2.03 "ptn* ** t i f e p m t r a i n " V e g e t a b l s s . g o i n g north every No. 83 . " 6.05 p m sr, ** 6.23 p in , No. 84, northbound, arrives at 11:03 In­ at the last term of court ft» the murder td^lit^ilfid Sanford will be he rself ngtfin No. 29 , •- - _ ** 8 20 a jn stead of 1J.-35 a. m., and leaves at 11:13. of two others negroes In the early part ’ BRANCH UNES No. 86, southbound, arrive« at 6:03 p. m. o f the year at WainMght’t mill, -an un­ der way, the double seafiord In the rear Higus^Sii Trilby A S l Petersburg—No. 25, AtV1-01 instead of 6:40, as fnripttly, and departs of the jail being almost completed, /roe--' The nursing boqie at 8th and Eta) Ave, p. m. No. 24. Lv. 2.15 p. m. at JJ:23, •The^qew day tralh to Tampa and subsutnilá)-job ì? prepared toccare for a ¿tniiteä number the sound Leelbdrg—Nix 8U ’Ar. 11.28 a. return la also lndudqd tn the new sched­ 2 ^ ‘Jan.. Jlr?Hak I ’ surgical Cfses. Mr Wrights, nurse lq 22. Lv. 3 J3 p. m. many Sani» _ . . . 1 . ule, leaving Sanford gt 8 J » a. «ad re­ people ere 4UwA( to attend. Oveida—Ar. 10.30 a. tn. X v . 3.00 p. m. turning nt 9;00 p. in. \ ufi«. * : . . , W-tí destruction U being erected. { g a- r*.- - n v -- ■• _ . TJ Wt « . � 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 24, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 24, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 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/e88d775f17a6d0d1d4b1534ae741d32f.pdf 37c82b496370f9396e25bf316b5652bf PDF Text Text * '> *-**• ■ ' P -, November 24 , IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Item s of In te re st Concerning Society People. POINTS PURELY PERSONA! Mow Celery City Vanity Talr While Away the Golden Hour*— Social Gossip Ih* Wednesday Club A fine attendance of the members were 1 present Wednesday afternoon, at the rest denes of Mrs. J, W. Dioklna. Just here It.may be well to call attention to the re UfSl p(. llio UtesidenL Mu. Maria, that all ! member? try to be more prompt* and __ ne’ut 2:3U ihurt. , Mabel Bowler opened thw program - tor the afternoon with a very intereating “ Story of Beowulf,” the bravest, noblest . and most renown warrior king of the -;Gcats, wlio singly end successfully deliv cred bis neighbors. the Da ties, from the presence of the frightful man cotlng man. ster, Grendal,. _ _ ' r __ “ MIsa Well WKTtner read S c charming “ Love Story of Fritheof the Bold." written by Mrs. 0. W. King, who was unable to attend. Miss Charlotte Keeler entertained the dub with a fine paper, relating the "Stories.of the God*." Mrs. Henry Wight, who represented the Wednesday Club nt the meeting of the State Federation In Jacksonville, last week, made an Interesting report of the Federation; alto giving a fine synopsis of the work that la being done by the Feder ation In Florida along all lines of dyle Improvement», as well as the betterment and uplift of the children and all the peo­ ple throughout thl^ beautiful state. The sccrelnry announced that the name of Mrs. S. F. Dutton had been voted on, and that aho was now »-member of the Wednesday Club. After attending to several minor matters, the dub adjourned until next Wednesday. J ; Don’t Buy Y our Fall Outfit Until Y ou HAT’S a strong assertion—Isn’t BSP But You’ll agree with us that you would be making a mistake if you purchased before you had examined and per­ sonally tried on either a lEJrint^css coat or suit. There’s a delicacy of line-a smartness of style to a iJrintjeos that really places them in a class alone. They really confer on their wearer “Distinction in Dress,” and that’s what you are seeking; /. €ome in tomorrow and let us show yjfhiY; T Pleasant Afternoon The HomoMisaioo Society of the Metho­ dist church was entertuined by Mrs. L. V. Wicker, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. H. H. Chappell, president of the society, pre­ sided. After the regular and routine business of the society had been attended to, the meeting win turned over to Mrs. and Miss Wicker. A social half hour followed. At the request of Miss Gpiiia, Miss Lucca Chappell played “ Undine." one of De­ may‘a very pretty instrumental solos. Mrs. C. 11. Summers, accompanied by Mlsa Lucca Chappell, sang one of Edwin Green'* best sons, "Sing Me to Sleep." After the music, Mrs. Wicker served delicious ice cream and cake, As the hpur was growing late, the meeting ad­ journed after a very p l^ijjn t afternoon. li­ — * * ’ • p i » '* *— ‘ a , , ¡‘w * P X*- ^ J r * - s- '* * ¡* S - N. P. Y Mrs. II. E. Toler and her sitter, Mrs II. 1L Pattishall of Geneva, went to Jncksonsonvillr Tuesday afternoon. They will reihaln In the Metropolis tome time. ft" ■ * - *- ' TVT' Bmflrj* saw in g C ircle M eat* v Mrs. N. J. Perkins and her sisters, the Misses Beard, entertained the Sewing Circle, Thursday evening, November 23. While the members of the circle plied their busy fingers on their, pretty Christmijs sewing. Miss Gall Moore, tlie presi­ dent. and Miss- Johnson took turns In 1 reading to the others from an Interesting book. It is the Intention of the circle to select some desirable book and read portions of It at each meeting every week, until completed, when another will be chosen. The next meeting will bo at the home of Misa Lillian Gibson on (Magnolia nve., Friday evening, December 1. Mrs. Perkins served delicious fruit salad wafers and coffee. The members present were Misses Mell and Lucy Whltner, Lll* linn Gibson, Margaret Roberts, Mrs. J- C. Bennett. Misses Johnson, Eunlcetlne i Orux, Alberta Hopson. Gall Moore, Elea­ nor Roberts.. Welsh* Club hates “ The first meeting of the music departtoent of the Wei aka Club for the season of 1911-12 was held Tuesday afternoon. 'The'follow) jig attractive progroin was a r­ ranged for the afternoon : Musical Engtarid, by Miss Keelor. Ireland ifr '. • In Music, « 'paper prepared by Mita Veda Ward, rood by Mrs. Cedi Butt. Story of Balfe, The Bohemian Girl. Scotch Music, . ‘The Bagpipe, paper prepared by Mrs. Fannie Munson, read by Mist Mabel Bow/- ' Ut. Mrs. Holdsa's niece, Miss Hays, song from Bohemian Girl. " Then You'll Retnemr,.* bet Me," was enjoyed so much that. Miss Hays sang several ‘solos later in the after­ noon fpr us, j . Mrs. Barnes, who Is quite a talented w . V . elocutionist, gave several readings, which ¿ 7 « were enjoyed very much. Sb, A violin solo' by Mrs. W, Ò. Brady con­ cluded tfo . Ingram . r Tea' and wafer*, were served by the hostess* Mrs. R- J. Holly, esslsted by Mrs, J F a y tft-V ^ .'--------— . ' ’ ,* R&7 . - \ r . J . Of. r t-ECrf.»» The Welakn Club has outlined a plan of A FAIR OFFER. 0 :> campaign for education during the coin­ ing season, and every meeting will be Your Monfy Back if You're Not Bat; most interesting to those who enjoy mu­ Isfiod. w. sical and literary programs. We pny for nil the medicine* used P ress R eport er during the trial. If our remet(y fa lls/o completely relievo you of ronsflpetlob The Odd Fellows'Sanitarium al Gaines­ tVe tske nil t In- risk You are not ph-’ ville Is soon to be re-opened. ligated to us lu any way whatever;. If you accept nur offer. That’s n mighty Early Advlcs to Children, broad statement, hut we mean every "Honor thy father and thy mother” word of I t Could, anything !>« more stands w ritten among the three laws fair for you 1 * of most revered righteousness.—Aes­ A moat scientific, common-ecuae chylus, 600 B. C. treatment la Hexall Orderllea, which are eaten Ilk® candy. Their active principle la a recent scientific dlscov Comfort for th# Tramp. BUI Bnooka (reading from a fashion ery that la odorleea, colorleaa. nml paper) "To bo really well dressed a tasteless; very pronounced, yet gentle man's clothes should have the appear­ and pleasant In action, and particular ance of having been worn once or ly agreeable In every way. They do not cause dinrrbiro, nausea, flatulence, twice. .W hat 01" griping, or any luconvenlence what ever. Iteiall Orderllea are particular­ - B a d 'Record of Baltic Be*. ly good for children, aged and delicate The Baltic sea haa the greatest peraoka. ' , ‘L wreck record of any body of water If you suffer from chronic or habit In the worl/L It average« one a day nal constipation, or tbo aaaoelate or de­ all thè year round. ,~ pendent chronic allmeuts, we urge you to try Hexall Orfltflles At onr risk. HeIndependence Earned. member, jo n can get them only at The Independence and liberty yon dur store. 1 ? tablets 10 cents; IJO tab­ poaaeas are the work'of common dan­ lets 20 cents; 80 tablets 60 cents. Sold gers. sufferings and succeeses —Wash­ only a t our store—The Hexall Store. ington L R. PHILIPS A 00. 1 1 ~ • VVhofe you erm {{ft d ie beat'w f oycfytliinjL delivered ter your d o g r b y 5Pt‘ciftl, n it^ c iu i c r a n d o u T im e ... ^ C A R R Y ^ A COfytPLt TE LINE Of! F lo r id a a n d \Vc^t,crn B e d and P p f i \ t l a m b , D ry S a lt M e a t s ,. F is h ; D o u ltr y a n d H o h ic ^ M a d c p o rH S un -“ * c - . r> : .. ; y - * ' .INjlVfC-MAtJl — you will TSc plenaedi . m. Bsx Equality. Counting nibbling, a woman eat* Just about aa much aa a man.—:Atchk aen-Globe- -■fi; •*. To .vtr. Vw i q,ts s % 110 P a F k ^ e n M e ’. ; . v V . P h o n e No l '; c . Life. E MENDENHALL Life Is Ju*t tb s prospect of one sum ­ H O R A TCEACH K* OF MUSIC mer vacation after another.—Atlaala - WiUGive Leo»anI at the Heus« of Pupil* Journal. * Agsat fee the Celebrated Hellet a Dsvle . * I* I A N 0 8 Lucky Prims Donna. AARFORD . . FLORIDA ,It U, Indeed, a lucky prim s donna who can liave her artlaUc proficiency measured by the amount of Jewelry she wears. ;L - CORN B t t T Tkat «vary added inb» rriU r kelps to s u k e tkU paper j itte r for everybody liS^Growers r •. ’ I t e reason» fo rfa it Fertllialng ard ably ohr new free btìuk entlded “ Th'C^jWfÖrowers, Look Ahead! ^ n d for A ^ .- N n W time to lay 1ththe foundation for next ycofscrop -f; Vjl; .V ‘ *■ \t _ . ' Fertiliiers Right Sources * Right Proportion«, R ig h t P rie « « V . ¿kg. Right RoAuit* • o ‘ . V •* ■» ,6 kll otouf Drench WacMTÓùW R. C. Maxwell. Manager, or Address W llio n & T o o m o r Fortillzor Co. * Jacksonville, Florida . --»-• — ,.« .. «*■ fW* - 'f Wo ^rt» now prepared ttf.^lVe to the trado-oiir^peritil * *■>*” jM. S i-T u S i i in �Published Sem i-W eekly— Tuesday and F rid ay IM S A N F O R D — Lifa of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources » h a p p e n in g s d u r in g The General News of The Land of Flowers. t h e w eek CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS turt the Reader» Will rind ■ Brief IlUt or leal Spring FI* wing i o r.H urried H igderi. - . -: An Epitom e of the Week'» Moat Im- _ p o rta n t Happening» In the ___ ...____State*» -Domain. _____ ________ Robert A. lillvcn of Daytona fell from A Are In »1» heart °* thejm siness dis­ trict of Birmingham Saturday caused an tbe-Central bridge last Saturday evening___ about BJO o'clock and w u drowned, the .tttloaied darnoje OJL 1200.000. Four (Iranen Who were carried'down Into the body not being recovenxf~amtt' between* bomioj structure under the weight of a 9 and 10 o'clock the next morning, betry press In a printing plant are bealthough the accident was known tbortiy Uertd to be dead. Three firemen were — f . _ jn a r u j f l W the Injured. The body of* Fireman Massey nnSo and' continue*! throughout the night When found It wu found finally beneath * “Ng safe, Jfii denied helmet indicated that almost wna not for from the point ot which Mr. Bllven.fell from the bridge, on the north ioitintineoua was hU death. Jh e five side,a short distance from the draw and injured fireruen will recover. in aboUt nlno feet flf wntrr. The funeral Detroit was selected by the convention waa,hold from the late home of the at New Orleans last week as the meeting deceased, on FairyMw- avenue, at 10J 0 place of itfïî convention of the American o'clock Monday morning.' Rev. Tbos. J t Banters’ Association. -The executive ^dama, pastor of the M. C Church, Sbuih council si its spring 'meeting will «elect Eh»- * ■»«yt-j * . 1 -r.V -<*- ■s-»« * -****.in . - of Kingston. oflltlattng.J^Thif Interment farcalling conTeitfloh.‘iogctfiH>j.7 wga tnnd&Ju 1*1 no wood cemetery, Two of the three men charged wlftioorriMr. M. E*- Wright, q prominent hard* plidty la the tarring of Miss Mary Cham­ wnre merchant of Lake City, committed berlain, a Kansas school teacher, John suicide in his store last Saturday, morn. ___ Schmidi and Sherri! Clark, yesterday were Tng about eight o'clock by shooting him­ found guilty of Assault and battery In self through the head with a revolver. Judge Grover's court, while A. N. Simms, He opened hts store at the usual hour the third defendant was acquitted. The Saturday morning and then stepped Jury was opt for nearly thirty hours. across the street and borrowed a revolver Sentence was deferred to permit attor* from a friend. No one heard the shot nets to argue n motion for a new trial. hut u customer who entered the store Earlier In the dny the court imposed sen­ found Mr Wright dead seated In a chair tences of one year In Jail, tbo extreme with the revolver hy his side, ono cham­ penally, on Everett G. Clnrk, Jny Fiti ber empty. Mr. Wright hod been in bad water, Wnlson Scmnton and Edward Ric health for some time and It Is supposed ord, confessed assailants of M lu Chambecame melancholy and committed the *5'fM »i#. rash act in a moment of despondency. He wn* unmarried but hud a number of * ' Southern passenger train No- H col­ c o p rm o H T - e rr tJyi U N O IftW O i relatives here among the must prominent lided besdon with an engine hnuting one « __ and-ben people. coach near Scotland, U a, Friday. En­ W hen the stately b ird <rf promise is y e t a toothsom e dreaiu gineer Brantley and an express messenH. K. (»adding, of Tallahassee, lias As in the noonday sunshine he moves w ith T g d ia n t gletun. t get were killed and Engineer Rnby, Bagdropixrd out of the race for congressmani gage Master Anchors and another exat-large, and in the vernacular of the • press messenger e n d a flrbmon Ponsaarla livening New* we have won seriously Injured. - -, -V * < j • U K t T l t t ROCK O f GIBRALTAR a figtu. for weadvite^^jim at the start .TELEPHONE MEN IN CONVENTION - M ISS STONE TO lECTUflt net to do it. ‘fie gnve-ns'a reason, that M\fltt more than half; n rent ary of Ah' Meeting Here of Independent. TeleSome roots About th e Sanford BuildThis Noted Missionary To Be Mara on fence. it« hills overlooking the- waller! P Ing ¿.-L oan Association __ 1 phone People of Ute S ta te W ednesday Night «»_ * 4 • * In another space in ,thls Issue will Tie yk convenllot) of the telephone, raen of GnVddnesday evening, nt 8 o’clock. M iti Ellen Slone, the missionary, trill found the statement of the Sanford Buildlecture in l hr Baptist church, ufider the lug A liian Association. This Is on In­ husplces of |he S.iufurd Wpmaus Clirtst- stitution of which Sanford, tuny lie Justly Inn Teinperniloe Union A few year* ago proud. No other concern In our city rs Miss Stuno'i* llame (irovlded material for doing rnoge to build up the city than this many AsaOcinted Press distwuche*., - Her ass<K>liiilohThA Ssuford Building (k Loan Asaocia* thrilling story Is not yet forgotten—her »tricfly co-operative home-build­ the Gulf, Florida and Alabama JoM will capture' by Turkish brigands oñd Tier Im­ Ikin prisonment In mountain fastnesses until ing hMOtiation, orgnnired three years ngo M in operation near tins contemplated ' rnjisrmied hy the United Stale* Govern­ with only 4H(i shares comrnori stock out- dote, April firaL -Tbd ,ra||e'D retO vpur--' ment. ‘ ■This most Interesting woman standing, »nd in debt more than four hun­ fbused lost week Iq NpXj-'York and' will draws large audiences' wherevef ahe dred dollars, tlx* directors Iwrrowtid a few be shlpp«l to PdhsACota, probably * by spc.ik»; and the- Sanford Union to be thonsnnd dollars ntid started iunltilng wotor, within'the negt f#w weeka » CpngtoQilnied ‘ on its initiative In bring- houses -for members.. Jacksonville vls t e . have another ice Jhfl her hckiw; their líame i>enpie. There ’ At the end of eighteen months the inannfucturing pJaht of.* sixty tank -ca­ will l»c qi> ,wlrul^"rtm fee. hut. ft fomkyt earnings hud paid all exp^nse^ and debts pacity per doy. The contract stalls for . . * ' Completions of the plartt by ‘April |, 1912, <>fTcrjiiq,wtiff>c’ljitcn u defray accessary <Incurred In jfrgaAlxatjpfi. M«tiByl<pifiln)l Hi too slow fo^tho de­ uml work will commence, Immediately. £xp*ises. ’• ,Ay. • rmands, iJi«>0 >c/ri6 tAora armugod tu issue Die plant wUl represent an Investment ft* ' — ■----- •: ■■■;•■»— r - .*• Hunting-Forty Kjcturns a.lftnltpri ^imonht^oi Cosh, or preferred bf $4Q.QP0.. . " .:•* , V ^ \ Sanford 'hunting, pflfty, «imposed of fo^kt'luwdfiiivb ngto interest..providing; several of our business men and their _ licit -cent Interest. Some of this has Judge Bethel oompleted, the last ch»p^ '. wives,-returned hist week from a ten- been sold ouiTa small amount Is yet to ter in the present volume ot the Cox days" limit up the river. Their cnmpwas be sold. In the meantime, sales of com­ caso Saturday at Miami.- >Seven ■yean at located about eight miles above Fort mon stock go on steadily, and It is now luird labor In the Florida penitentiary Christmas. All report a good time, and paying H per cent dividend. Monthly col­ was tho sentence given P. C. Oox, oooas evidence of their mnrktnunship they lections are three times ns large as at the victed of being accessory after the fact to linve to their credit two deer, eight turkeys beginning, but'the association can't catch the munler of Ity tie Parcel, if the defend­ t Let fb lk Be <Un&-m Move arid n quantity of quail. up with the demand for money to build ant can furnish a bona of Ave tbouaind . Sanford's mammoth' iC T w crop-’lfl be­ Those making up the party were; Messrs, hoinca as fast ns applicants come In. dollars he will be permitted to leave such «Allants Sunday fpr'a rupee com» ginning to move. A h ijJ le v c f a l carand Mesdamea Newmán, Pulestou. Thrash­ kjlaintwsni irt ihe-arm y hospital at Ft. It's a good Investment: It's good to time ns he may be needed-' el the*, fqr lots have loft Ute lo jf l^ p p itiu n s fur er, W. S. Hand, and Mr. W .d. Hill, jr., hejp.tradc, am) a good way to build that another trial or to go to the prison. ' At­ ¡ f ' * “*' bf of 'Attorney General northern iiiiyrk^ts. Among the earljc carand Tom Howkins. " i home you arc wanting. Why not take torneys for defendant are perfecting an lot ahippor* afq L. A. BrumltfyAit Celery stock, much or little, all helps T If you appeal to. the supreme court- ¡5 V ■ •; ue. Who slitptopptwo curs last week, Ih.ink$glv|(|^ nt Catholic Church p»R,-Brtssqo^'and Kny.^yms. Be* '.Jhifrç1*will'.,1)o ptoaa at- , the Catholic don't thoroughly understand iu workings, . Approximately ULOOO.QO®' batf beon * I t h ^ 't t o r h a v * hA'it several Vats ihotch with- eHort ¿fcfrtibh: iti’ 9 a. m., on call on the Secretary, over First National expended in the cause of; good roads in «®vCfai ' raiiM k k t n Bank, and talk it over. the Southern states dUdog tb o , prcsetu 0 p ja^upot'A rtiilu'iuta ■from a doxcn.dlfTluiradu^: ririxtj ’ Tlrouksgltlbi Day. All Ambulance,, He stood the President, G. H .' Fernnld; Vlce-presl- year, in this cqnn«tion. W i» -la te r^ ta g • •• *• ■ . '• v . areinviled^to ottèhd. •. . «O ^fw eO , b u tlt was stated that Ali d o n t.T .J. Miller. to note-ilmt Fkjirlda furplshed h' tjood (rO- . WiilleVthe fiuejltyla wot first-doss’as a -curuhtion ,:«Hd not permlt oflfn| xSl^on account of the'unfavorable weather Directory above named and F. P. For­ portion of thla amouht, (^¿regaUng bU . Arrival avitc|t>ep«rinre o f .Trains .m.' hJE J*!* . * s'».* *- , i ■ >w> •*" ' ■ ’ ster. W. D. Holden, J. C. Higgins, H. R. together In the first teii - months -of this OondlHofti which have prevailed for the north noum j. * Stevens and A. P. Connelly. year, the sum of >1,505,0(10. . Tha largest gfcater part of the season, the price lo Ne. 82 Ar 1.25 n-m Lv. 1J5 a m amount paid out for foad; Improvetneau said to be good foc t^e data of vege- No. Rt M 11.03 a m 11.13 ap t In any single state daring .th e same Change o f Schedule tablys that ha^e gone out. With anything Nn. R0 f* 2.35p rp “ 2.35 p m period was the sum of -V . ' « A new schedule went Into effect Sun­ like' favorable ^Weather, the next few ffo. 2R " 9 00 p m day, changing some of the A.C.L. traina weeka will aee’^a continual stream of SOUTH SOUND , ’ '■•;* 'Prepagationa for the* execution a | ertfuhing wagons' piled high with lettuce No. 33 Ar 2.(0 a tn Lv 2-23 • to through the dty. The trains effected were Palatka next Friday nouri of Wl)T McCoy bampere going down First street; ami a No. B9 ** 2.03 "ptn* ** t i f e p m Nos. 84 and 83 and thin Leesburg train».' and Edgar You mans, negroe»,- convicted t r a i n " V e g e t a b l s s .g o i n g north every No. 83 . " 6.05 p m sr, ** 6.23 p in , No. 84, northbound, arrives at 11:03 In­ at the last term of court ft» the murder td^lit^ilfid Sanford will be he rself ngtfin No. 29 , •- - _ ** 8 20 a jn stead of 1J.-35 a. m., and leaves at 11:13. of two others negroes In the early part ’ f the year a t WainMght’t mill, -an un­ BRANCH UNES No. 86, southbound, arrive« at 6:03 p. m. oder way, the double seafiord In the rear H ig u s^ S ii Trilby A Sl Petersburg—No. 25, AtV1-01 instead of 6:40, as fnripttly, and departs of the jail being almost completed, /roe--' The nursing boqie a t 8 th and Eta) Ave, p. m. No. 24. Lv. 2.15 p. m. at JJ:23, • The^qew day tralh to Tampa and subsutnilá)-job ì? prepared toccare for a ¿tniiteä number the sound Leelbdrg—Nix 8 U ’Ar. 11.28 a. return la also lndudqd tn the new sched­ 2 ^ ‘Jan.. J lr? H a k I ’ surgical Cfses. Mr Wrights, nurse lq 22. Lv. 3J3 p. m. many Sani» _ . . . 1 . ule, leaving Sanford gt 8J» a. «ad re­ people ere 4UwA( to attend. Oveida—Ar. 10.30 a. tn. Xv. 3.00 p. m. turning nt 9;00 p. in. \ u fi« . * : . . , W-tí destruction U being erected. t y i , ^ { * € .* | . ■. .» V t . ^ t m* „ g a - r *.- - n v -- ■• _ . TJ W t « " • I �November 28. M«| THE AANrOKD rttRUJJ A Budget of Opinion "Just Be tween You and Me" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT will get that brick road now that Spencer -IqoUctwl. .-With a few dollar* judiduu»ly «pent Sanford Heights .would soon be­ come one of the finest residence suburb* in the south. * • • • • 4 The good people of Cameron City a n in a das* oil by themselves when It comes to good fellowship and Christian spirit Not only do they congregate in their temple of warship on Thanksgiving Day to render'thank*' fcjr d i r m any Mess­ ing« |>««jowed during the season but ;dwr«piej»d a great r u n in the church _ ; time and g f c J te good pM pbore : invited to ait down emT enjoy the boun­ teous repast such as only the good ladies And let us,) show you our attractive line of neckwear i_xmly 5_0c and $1.00 . p ,\xand also our men s furnishings. O u r rprices are positively tht lowest consistent 3Ve never sacrifice quality because we *do not think it pays us or pays you. See our line of shirts for . you see them worn on the s( have ttiftt during- and serve In their own munificent man­ ner. lly good friend. Dr. Mlnnlck, ex­ * udes good ns tore from his beaming countenance and the stranger la mode to feel at home by the hearty hand shake of the good doctor and all of the neople of tbl* thriving Utile d ty on the ahoree Lake Jessup. 1 wish i could break bread with them on Thanks giving pay., and Uj—**—frniiriW"vc--—»-*•.- 1: •••«-- -* ’ ■ mingle with these tdfi hearted people but such wili not be my good fortune for a previous engsgement to eat bacon and greens will prevent my attendance. However I cannot refrain from expreao—lag my opinion of the CamennrCity folks and my best wishes are always with ' them. May they live long and prosper and become so enamored of Florida that they will forget the land of grasshopper, sunflowers and cyclones. • P • 4 How much all of us have to be thank­ ful for if we would stop end think for a minute. The blessings always pfoJomW nate although sorrow may come in heap«. There is nothing like the cultivation of the bright side of.thlngs. and that Is not hard to do If we will only stop a few * thoughtful moments and take a mental Inventory of the blessings Providence has vouchsafed to us individually. When we thidk what of 111 might have overtak­ en ps gs a nation and consider bow little of ill has come. It does not require any forced optimism to Inspire u$ with 'a healthful phlloaophy of thankfulness., * The average mortal la so constituted as to be thankful that be is alive. With this as the minimum of thankfulness, who cannot build upon it and enumerate many blessings that made life Worth while and ought to make it ono grand, sweet songT There is nothing like stopping, at least once a year, and taking stock of one's blessings, so to speak. It is surprising bow many things ore on the right side of the ledger in tho humblest (nan's Ufa. When thinking of Thanksgiving and the proclamation I am reminded *of an . old Kaatocky friend of mine who os may­ dictionary, defined as *a larga domestic or of a Kentucky d ty gave but the follow­ pwl. supposed to b e brought from Tur­ ing proclama tion; key,” is n true American. Not a hint of ^ By authority vested In me as mayor of the existence <?f this prinoe of fowls bad an Unpretentious Uttle dty, I do thus pub- the civilized nations of the earth ever lidy proclaim: heard until the year 1584. when the an­ Whereas in accord with Christian cus­ cient voyagers dropped anchor off Aza­ tom, Thursday, November 24, 1904, has cán. now in North Carolina, then a part been set apart as a day of thanksgiving of what was called Virginia; and making and praise, 1 do beaeech sainte and sin­ • landing one beautiful d a y . in ners to go to church and be good, whether mar, reported that they hod chanting hymns, shooting Quail, or sipping snow white cranes and a certain Urge delicious poison from the eye of beauty, bird which apicares have. since learned "keepjnnooeruy a/vl take heed unto the to worship the nsme of turkey. * His merits were Quickly discovered tyy 1% A > things that, kre right, for that shall bring a man peace VFlmt." * | 5 f early “explorers and odveoturere" - - Let us be thankful that our colonota are from other countries, as the Journals -of not so hill of corn as our «.am is full of Captain John Smith, William Byrd and -¿heraela. * v £_ _; _ their contemporaries attest, gad it wo* Though the surrounding sail, tickled not long before ha was to ba found bn with n hoe. is laughing with a harvest, the tables of Europe. BrllUt-Savarin, of poor folks are, «1111, w ith us. From thin gastronomic and - literary fame, soup and cold potatoes, good Lord deliver him “the most beáulUol present them. 01 Christian men, fad women, as­ made by the new world to be old.4’ Foctonish thé stomach of the starving suffer­ nierley very abundant, the wild turkey er with oysters, turkey ■and mince pic. a now to be found only,-In Adorn the ragged pauper with comfort here knd there in toe secluded glades of able dotting. An ounce o f practice ta too Alleghany and Blue Rklge maintains, worth a pound of preaching. , in toe Florida wilds ando« tte plains of Dearly beloved, let us play upon a harp toa fcr , southwest domesticated, the of a thousand strings S new song of turkey thrives and multiplies toe world prelse, give thanks unto the Lord for the «:’ Vmost beautiful crop of bablaa ever born to* a turn, In the old town since creation dawned scenting room enough to tempt a M and the morning start sang together. with tost peculiarly Sweet, dainty darlings, smile on. tike sun­ New England production, a jjfc beams' in shady placée. Kick up your no eoe will dispute too little heels and nuke of earth a keye': right to toe sovereignty of toe Thanksgiving feast. Did any ooe boar toa dinner bell 4 While yoo are ta n k in g about turkey let me give yod  lidie (aside history on ringr Stf this real American bird. Of course yea -, ^ ™ fc.‘.W j i will have a turkey at the national feast Aneto««- Man Con. piracy..'." on Thanksgiving. (. A M ttor naya sis» of hat la «a tive appe a r a n e e . that goes with fa­ mous makes. A ll shapes ai^_._§i2£8. $1 to $5 s to u t^ u p L c a r; O w rnckim i ¡ M Jjyjijt ‘ \^ a t you nave been looking for. Price Dsckw* o tte Fer Fall and W m to r (ttUrthfH This Suit requires no argument, but we may say of it that it a beautiful and practical garment in every sense of the word. Because of its high quality of tailoring and fabrics it can be d e ­ pended upon. These facts we are in a position to demonstrate $20.00 to $30.00 and they are of vital concern to you. $15.00 to $20.00 O T H E R S U IT S ®SHjm jâoitt But ©ualttj? Clotljco 3rr gkolh 117 First St. the SAN FO R D , NOT LONG TO WAIT FLO R ID A ' 117 First St. T H E -C ITY R ESTA U R A N T :.*>:j Circus Day N«t rar Off t e d th e Kid* - Ara Ptormlug a ' Mg Holiday 1.' (Flru Sucet. on« btoch rn>mDepot oppotltr >*(i*tottd) > » ' . *." ‘ A few more daya and ‘ Spark# world's famous shown, will hold forth H. E. W IS E , Proprietor In thU d ty for a m atinse and night Formerly Manager of Central Cafe exhibition, and ton rare, unique and •%. -* * ” P-* * wonderful things th at have bean promised on papal* will become a re ­ Steaks, Chops, O ysters and Fish a Specialty ality. The airy riders who. In diaphanous skirt«, have te e n pirouetting on the A Place For Lad le s and Gentlemen expansive bocks of beautiful and speedy circus h o rses, (on the bill everything First C lass Short O rders A t A ll Hours boards) will bo *aotta'> In all the gorgsousness of tullo \ and seductive •m ile; th« elephants! will copy their Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rat»*« pictured aots of comedy and go them on« h atter; too contortionist will - ♦ • • ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » « ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ • » s a prooaod to disentangle himself from t t e knots he tied In his reaponslvo body lost ro ar; the aerobatic families will turn dlsxy somersaults, and too dow ns will work off their lajest com­ edy stunts to- the great ‘delight of th e - crowds present—wk all ilk» the T The Crippen Music Store There to h m h li ^ ^ j r a a r to Uke too circus. It to too people's ahow par axodlenoo. Il U too one groat Amer­ ican amusement th at appeals to all the people. The export knows what to oomtog every minuta of the show, but ha wouldn't bava U. changed tor world a -The vary conventionalism of moat of too perform on oa la what makes It so delightful. - The m erit In a big clreue like the Bparks shows Is tu toe fact to st everything lb the show b ton very te a t of tte kind.- T hors m utt In­ evitably be riding acts, hut thè riders ere the laudare of their profession. T here must be acrobati, but the ocrobatlo artist* knd, aartoUata tr e gath­ ered from the wide world, and ore toe t e s t that money con procure. I t u toll superiority 1«. the queltty of toe performers to s t makes the « welcome Tb*- High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. Low Price* P I C N Easy Payment* 1C Pico Block G o t U P a P a r t y , H ire a L a u n e h a n d C o m e to W OODLAND PARK ^ * Learn to. swim In that study Pool. No rocks, no holes, no reptiles to hurt you. Safe for any child. No Sewerage, no s lim e . : only pure well water, , Emptied";and. cleaned e v f r y day. Evcfy convenience m , Picnic parties. Refreshments. Open Saturdays and Sundays Other days by arrangement. - TW L w d n s.'.'k b tes" ete ,4Nwds" wifi tevs t e C h l k l *1,2 *od 3 P- ^ S a tu r d a y s a n d S u n d a y s . . . . ~Prie« 2 5 o R ound Trip W W W teW IW S teS S A W A S W W aW S Ms t t e s U s SWAWI SA»»* *........... �r V - - j- > DL‘* ■il U . f* n .. L kÿjW f'-’ * / a .V ja A f c /S 1 ft » — V» • .V * ,. t ^ �*’*- a » * t and that they have, from the baby grand­ child to the grandfather. If, however, you ■are not to )oin In a family re-union, rejoice and be glad If you have a home. However plain your dinner, aeaaon U with thank« that you are surrounded by wife and children all In health and all happy, and on the morrow you can atari anew on life'« monotonous round hoping for another Thankagivlng Day Just as full of bleat­ ing« and happy hours. “Rejoice and be exceeding glad for the mercy ef the Lord endured» forever.’* ‘T*»It U rather difficult to write poema of thnnkaglvlng when you are In bed after a three day« battle with the grip but we can alwaya be buoyed up with the thought that it might have been worn and Richard will aoon be himself, again. .. Thanksgiving Our store and shops will be dosed all day Thursday Nov. 30. We will be open Wednesday night until • P- m. Sporting goods and «munition. A splendid line of kitchen and dining room utensils, carvers, roasting pens, etc. The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co._______________ * » ( F o rm e rly MoNAIR A SO N ) Dyal-U pchurch Building, Jacksonville, Florida ' ' . Our stock is Well Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low. If your cannot furnish our stock write us for prices. d e aler t jfteto fcongtooob %)otcl at fconfitoopb. jflortlm Now open for business. We have a special week end rate of $4.00 from Saturday night •supper to Monday morning breakfast inctadetL—A piessant quiel pinC^ ^ 0 3pend^dur LSTnidayr~Tnbltr iru plied with the best the market a ffo rd WhiteJielp exclusively.^Good“ service guaranteed -3 V jjyw Otftara See tia The fort Hicr» P«Ul Prn* announce« Lucky SaïïTord"Should dofTBSr-ahapeanr thaTafter Dec. fat It will be changed fnxn This Ito tbs com m ercial tourist, who a morning tv on evening ■pep abovld'enable this aplcy llttleT afly to oently to rdadveelK the city; that In aD keep up to Ita present standard add will Ida travels be bad not found many towns, be bettor all around for both advertiaer cleaner, or better kept than Sanford. Special Ratés by the W eek or M onth This volunteer statement, will be I»- 1, when it is understood, Further information gladly given. Write, wire or phone - jy r .'x r z r c j, K'f ■** i ^ b r in its& rlm fS lif® ^ ® ^ * gehGcarrtfcffl Itiw rstTf There are reports slaughter of birds In other localities hut about ten thousand miles • year, Ç. W. E N T Z M IN C E R or A. F. F A L C K the editor of the Herald can testify that takes him Into seven states.Resident Managet — P ro p rie to r. jso far as he knows not a bird h as been Wsde does mo*t~of the Seoferd 'piano ' killed near Sanford. He even took sick tuning. Phone or write* to Wade, the A s k M r. F o s t e r * for several days In order to,gUow the toner. Oliando. 4____________ contributions to come but dp 'to data not Mr*‘J. W. Wild man and Mrs. R. C. ■ S quall he* appeared. . •^ .. i range—“Reliable.” For - - - •:jW jS = = = = = = = = c ^ : • • Hartley. Paola. Fla. Good SS new, f thfty Wfnt as delegates ■ÇnmpSi Sanford's pubttdty dub Ir^Sislng ( f2$22-3-tp tb« W. C. T. U. Convention, held there 000 for advertising purposes » 800 to 1 must sell my Toby—the handsomest last week. be expended each year for a period of five and beat of family horse* 302 Park avenue. 22tf years. Secretory Bates realize* that a Goad Supper and Pretty Girls t a Furnished Rooms for Rent. Large d ly which takes an advertising spurt one __________ S H H L X tS - ______ front Room, -015 Park- Are.. Telephone. year ^nd doesn't advertise the following The ladles of tho Episcopal church will Gas and bath. Phone 137. 22-8-tp year, Is not getting full returns for the give their annual bazaar and supper. For Sale—lettuce end bean hampers. In money expended. The value of adver­ Tuesday,' 5tb—aflernjjjD. and enrlund Ini* only. Hest package on the dp on short tising lies In keeping everlastingly at It— evening. In the Stone-Gove Bldg.'In room mjtiiet at the price, can shi[ it accumulates value like a rolling snow formerly occupied by the Boston. Hand­ notice. Address WllilstJn M'ff g Co.. WllUstori. Fla. 21-lOtp ball accumulates snow— Tampa Board of some Christma^ presents and a delightful For Sale, or exchange for d ty Income Trade. supper at the following prtqc* realty—Five acres cleared land, southern * Menu S part of d ty . 175 acres river front ham­ mock. dose In- A bargain. Owner. Box According to custom. The Herald will Oysters - k * 25c 473. k21-fitp Raw Cocktail Slew Issue a handsome Christmas edition, con­ For Sale—5 acre farm, twenty bearing taining some fifty pages of good reading, Ham, 10c Chicken Salad. 20c orange tree* 50 peach tree* also very descriptive and holiday matter, good for Potato Salad. 10c Baked Beans, 10c large bearing pear tree* modren 5-room young and old, tho wliole to be encased Coffee. 5c Tea. 5c cottage, front and back porche* faces In a beautiful four-color cover that will Orange Sherbet 10c * Cake. 5c south Golden Lake. 3 miles south east of Sanford;.5 minuto« walk to street rail­ be better than anything ever before at­ Home-made Bread Served with Supper way, also Oveltlo railroad. Fine drinking tempted. Our solicitor» will call upon the water, good balhlpg fishing and ««rim­ inerchants Immediately alter Thanksgiv­ ming Also 10 acre tract of the very Usa for Street Rubbish. best celery and lettuce land, well located. ing, as we wish to start upon the.edition City authortttea of Amsterdam are X mile -west Cameron City, less than a now and must know how much space you now conalde^ic the coovaralbh of the quarter AND of mile from Sanford traction will need. Our task this reason will be a street rubbish as a mesa Into combus­ carline. Land,bat a gentle slope from .. * * North to South’End, so there will never heavy ooe with two papers a week, bat tible briquets for beating boilers. ha any danger»! soured land. Guarani we csqbot cut out the Christmas edition, teed to get flowlog wells on land. -Com m on Custom. Jfor the1 babies a y for It and -the older Reasonable; price, atpf terms to suit.1 When a native Mexican girl folia la folks demand I t This will be the first Address box 1127 City, r* 2-tf3 love with a young man, ah* sings - •* chance for Sanford merchant* to make For Salo—Uiyphers Intubs tor and Brood­ songs to him—and In due tim e they this d ty holiday headquarters that has are married. It’s very much the same er. Both for 320 If soW a t once. R. J. ■rf* s /' ever been given them, because- tbWU way In the United States, If the young Hotly, Herald Office. ^ Sond for Catalogues, Priées and Tcrm s Hatch chickens, now. Get a Cyphers vantages of the advertising colppfna of lady la a singer. Incubator and s good brooder both for this paper are too well known to be dilat­ $20 If sold today. ‘ See R. J. Holly st tf Wade, the Tuner, Orlando. ed upon. Send your copy In early and Herald office. <'ù?~ Get a good place In this beautiful edition. To sell—Residence tor. 3rd st. and Mag­ nolia Ave. Address M r* Jerome Bruce. Sumpter, S. 20-6tpd. .. s*_ ItMftKMIVItO AT MOMC F L O R ID A Three Light House KeejUni Apartments Blessed, thrice bleated is the man In For Rent—3 t5 0 $3.00 and » 5 0 per week. middle life with a ’ family, of ‘ l*ds and Ifeuibeaat corner of Second' St- and lassies growing Up ohpot him. Mora than Laurel Avenue- Mr* Hooper. , U •-.» thrice blessed la'the man If the old horoeFor Sate—Five city lot*’..well located. Tripie Silver plated B flat . stead from jrhkh tie dime Is still la the Morrocco apartment co s* mute, cleaner, Going at a bargain If gold at once. Rex « 14-tfp - . y .„ * family, lightened and brightened by the latest patent adjustable music reck good Packard. Phhne 103-2 ting* For Sale—The richest high'land farm In as new. Julaa Levy guarantee for tone . presence of father and mother, hale and Grange county. ' SlScR and tool* Thirty and 3nl*h, for sale cheap. Ad d re y or hporty though bent beneath their burden call and examloe. R. F. D. Sanford. sere* 2 In fruit.aftd 12 In cultivated O nly e x c lu siv e baker in th e city. A ll of years. field, baiane* In pasiare and woodland. T. W. K. 23-2rp m ixing d o n e w ith la te s t im p ro v ed S a n i­ , *' If to the old homestead children and For Sale- One lot with two houses on It Good 8 room bouse snd out building* Gas­ * grandchildren can gather and give thanks Corner Oak avenue and Twelfth street. oline engine and water work* 3X miles t a r y m a c h in e ry ; from town, X mile from belt line on Sil­ 23-3-tp - ver Lake. Pleasant to look a t Very . In 'unison or\ the coming day—next A. Schneider. Thursday—ret a pert fpr such a service. Found—On Park Av*. between 3rd healthy. Elevation 70 feet above San­ V-* the cup of Joy In »uefi a family U full to and 4th S u Elks snatch charm. Owner ford. Cheap and term* easy. C. F. Wil­ SpencRr’s Bread handled by all firstliam* Box ¿23, Sanfgrd, Fla. 10-tf overflowing. Ho matter where; the old will find same a t Herald Office. 23-It ROAST PIG rOR . fHANKSGIVING— . For Sate—Cheap, one large soda foun­ c la ss grocers. home may be, whether on a farm made Leave your o rd e rs before tho 2 ttlf for tain with fixtures including table« chairs Up of fertile fields or In a shaded village I8tf Mh pig. Alt dressed and ready to etc P. O. Box 054, sanford Fla. far from the world's maddening strife, or One of the most suitable tracts ol land SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY in a d ty of hum and bustle. If father and In Florid* near the beautiful Indian River, I-;— ____ L ____ now open for sal* If you want Stompiug—Shlii waists Jabot* scarta mother are there it Is a shrine to thank­ land, pretty scenery, health and comfort I ■ * r • f * * * c, over 200 pattern* Beo Mr* Jno fully gather about. When It Ik revisited JenklnS and let her stamp your Xma* do not let this offer slip by, write to J . F. . ^ W fi Male Everything Known to the Trade on Thanksgiving all that Is' evil In any gift* 308 French Ave. Pbone287. 234tc Sanded. Lake Mary. FI* - , I8-14tp R f. man Is left behind when be enters there. . For Sate — Hors* - wagon, carriage For Rent—Hous* 8 rooms ai PHÖNE 106. NO. i n PARK AVENUE. at It Is a fit piece (or-1nothing but what Is corner Magnolia and Sixth «treat -Gas «Ingle and double harness, gasolene en>p. fatmlhg impiements snd good and joyous; in that the family la stove and gas lighting Address A. L all at a aacrtfle* A. a < 23-ttp gathered there in a circle unbroken is of William* Bishop Block. At US Railroad way. opposite Express Itoalf a happy giving of thank* All lux­ of -good tend for sate a t ■ Office. Frank Orahm s Tailoring Co—For uries which burdSn a table of length and For Sale Ooe black broad doth one place so re cleared ' and crepbreadth are only occasions and evidenoef suit and otto all wool striped coat solt Att under fence, Near su tio b on traction Un* Almost 23-tf of thankful hearts. For the time ..being • also two men’s suit* away. Particulars at Herald “To my Sanford friends who m an forgets the cars« of bus! nee*' Little , .• — • •’ ' me when at the Beech, and have cares be amcvnilng a note doe tomorrow CommitilöB MerehtnU For Séte—The simplest and bast smudge my Celebrated Little Pink Malaria with nothing In :ihe hank to meet U. which you know never fall to core Malar- beaten on the market F. A. Schumpert Little cares be for slacknesaof trade after 1« and Liver and Blood disorder* TeO Sanford, F I* 13-tfc. the election. He Is a boy agaim Again your friends they can get them a t every For Sate A few place* of good second b* wanders by tho cr«k or climbs the Drug Store lm .Florid* C*U (or J-C-U-C hand fin ito re left Call up Mr* W. A. 8 6 7 W n U i i t n S t . HEW Y O U Pill* Guaranteed by Dr. Jab. A. Van VaJM lanldt Cameron dly. . U*tfc hillside as of old, when the hickory and s a lt' Fri-4-tp walnut (tms still five .to furnish from For Sate or exchange for d ty Incoro Furnished Flat for Rent—Apply to R ip u lif Rw e u for Tongtoet and other ftodi which reqilre year to year Thanksgiving nut* Mr* C. M. William* 124 Palmetto Av* realty—Five acres cleared land, southern part or d ty.’ 178 aerea river front ham24-2t-p But the noonday meal—no evening af­ mock do** 1*- A bargain. 104tp ' ■' i A r t i f i c i a l Host fair, In full dreds—Is the climax for the Cabbage plants for sals for next ton For gala 88J8Ò Big Boston Lettuce tJrday* Apply to C.R. Walker, phone 11 thankful heart and hungry body. It has -M arket re p o rts to g a a fa rd dally by wire Plants 3H works old. G K . Luca* Eu­ 24-2ib •V .. i. been the theme for song and story. The reka , Hammock. 24-3-tp. Rcrzxcxczs—New York County National Bank. New York. Wanted—An extra good cook, and to same viands are th a n which for a Eggs for hatching— Thorough bra do geoeral house work. Good wage* Single oomb whits laigbnan* Single Comb dred years have constituted the Tnanka- Write X. Y. Z , care Herald. lU lc Apply for Stendisi Stam ps and Information to Island Rad* Imported «trala Fawn glvlng dinner. The’ sam« hearty goodWanted—To buy 35,000 to 5(M)00 feet Rhode jj • and white Indian Runner chicks' $1 TO ■> will aunpunds the tabi* , Tha rero t/sm - t°°d celery board* Any ooe having lly lov*. Uto S U M , absence of R j ^ I R d f R S M f f i l R Hanford ITa. log the Flo Growers Amo'.Sola Representative for Ssnfrrd «od district. Sanford Phon* 251 jealousy and b l a r i n g U noted.- Tb Ik do time for anything bat' • good tlm * f/ DISTRIBUTORS FOR Mehlin Steinwày & Sons Behr Bros. - Mathushek Story &. Clark “Crown” Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros. and Fischer A N O S The A u to p ia n o John A. Cunningham S P E N C Ef t ’S B A K E R Y & Sdii •Southern Fruits and Vegetables Lewis Vegetable Exchange �.__ . '■■■■• -________ _ - • """ ■ £ ___ ____ 1 1 1 _ ___ _.¿ ¿_A _i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ______ 7^sy%i«w • ', m e sANroHo 2 t , I«»_____________________ Engage your seat for a rent, genuine Thanksgiving dinner at the Slrrine Hotel. 24-It The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. (J. E. Ulti» H a p p t n l n ^ - M . n U o n » I Hoff will be glad to learn that they ar­ M a tte r* In B r ie f . rived in our city Monday night, from «V• Evanston. III. and that Mr. Hoff will here­ ftlSO N A l I K K O f I N f E t t S I after have charge of the offices of the Weitem Union here. They report snow In Chicago, and—well, there's no place #f the D ealing Sm all Talk like "Lucky Sanford." anyway. "iùcclnctiy Arranged fa r Mur* rted Herald Readers. The residents of New Smyrna have L p Tun»« the west tide iroc«r, It signified tltelr willingness to meet the “ confined - w hi* bed on account of* Orange county commissioner« half way In bridging the St. Johns river at the foot good wble and home cooking come of Celery avenue, at what ia known ns Motel for yow meale. -Botç# the Osteen crossing. There hns been to the!iree^ much discussion as to the merlls of* Ihii 24-tf bridge location Insofar ns it serves New , L . 5 . J. Ililburn of Palatka. was In Smyrna and South Florida and' from tho ¿ Z , Saturday. calUng on Wendt flbd agitation in favor of this route there is OMOtlnUncet. ; * now no doubt but whut the undertaking ifr tod Mr*. F. L. Woodruff accora­ will be rushed to completion. v i by Mn. R. L. Peck, motored to Ÿ A. P. Connelly, general manager of u j. Nelson of Lanark, IU. U In the the Sanford and Everglades railway, went looking After -bit Intereiu to Jacksonville on business. This rail­ way la purely a local enterprise, financed, ^thtC ekry Delta. owned nnd managed by residents of Editor Holly of the Sanford Herald, ia Sanford. In addition to maintaining a eoafioed to bit room on account of a freight line it operates an auxiliary com­ I ’ iftcr* ettact of the grip. ' *': •* \ pany which runs n system of street cars 3.P. Swope of the Swope Land * In of the gasoline type over its mils for ■the from accommodation of residents along its rntmtat Co. arrived l«tt ^ era. with a party of honie line. Sanford is the only Inland town In If you pa) more you get n^iboce if you Florida having n great street railway.—M*bts tou get m uch leas, than If you Tlntes-Union. ^ i to board at the Slrrine uHotel. — I 24-lf The publicity committee of the San­ Gto. McCullough, who underwent an ford Commercial club is having some Mgntion for appendicitlt -in the hospital very attractive literature prepared re­ ¡a OrisiMo, it again" In' the city: »nd ^ lating to the ad ra urates ^pSKfaford os u* place of both winter^hnd summer resi­ ftelial fine.. • A. T. Boetlter, J. N. Whliner, F. L dence. The club will have Its literature Woodruff, left Monday noon, fpr Fort made of the very best materials, the on a hunting expedition of workmanship must also be flrst-clnss. In presenting the attractions of Sanfoni to Mr. Harry Fdk end wife of Minneapolis those who contemplate a removal of .trbohave been apendlng .several their place of residence to Florida, .rto , in the city left Sunday fog tbe statements will be made tlpnt cannot !><• verified by fact. Notiiing will be over­ i port of the state. drawn. A clear, dean story of Sanford ■ Ke* Mr. Warlow of Bortow, Fla., filled the pulpit of the First Presbyterian church nnd environs will be told nnd it is deemed by those who are in a position to know on Sunday last, ond preached able scrthat this will !«• amply sufficient to sat­ noai both morning and evening. isfy anyone in nueat of health nnd Mrt. II A. Hill and daughter Mlaa pleasure.—Times-Union. OUre. arrived last week from Wlchitntun»»- tod will spend the winter in HELP MAKf A GREATER SANÏOBD Sanford, and other parts of Floridy. H. C. Anderson arrived yesterday from E ve ry Cltl/on Sh ou ld Do tils Part. No Chicago to take charge of the Sanford b/ M a t t e r How Little efflaof the East Sanfoni Land Co. who The Commercial Club is now carrying have extensive inieresta in this section. more advertisements in i>upu!nr maga­ . H.S. Allen gf this city, who hns been zines and literary poblicntions than was anting for (be Moose Lodge at Orlando ever carried liefore for the city of San­ .and Sanford returned Saturday and will ford. The iHiblicntions have an inter­ l Ms home In Sanford in tbe future. national circulation and it will only be a "Altheir ognuni bazaar and supper, in short time until inquiries will begin to the olà Boston store, the ladies of Ute pour In from nil parts of the world. Thus church will have a Christmas Sanford at this’tfmaAUmdi to receive a tree, with presents neaUy wrapped In greater and more far reaching lino of pub­ packages for tbe children. Don't miss it. licity than hns ever been plnccd to the •Mi)» Lucca Chappell went over to De credit of the city. Advertising will prove Land Friday, to witness ihe football game 10our town, whnt t>ro[w*rly applied blood, and nuke a short visit to her sister, Miss bone and potash proves to celery plants. «ary. at Stetson. Miss Lucca returned I e. life nnd vigor. We should keep up Sunday afternoon. the campaign from season to season Wore concluding its duties at the fall without interval or stop Sanford must Uni of the Circuit Coutl at DeLand, the have no dull seasons. The osrapaign will take money, not grand Jury recommended among other things that a ' ferry or bridgo be eaiab- such o great s^m ns on* would imagine, luhad at what is known aa Thrasher's but some money will be needed at all limes. This lielng the case, suscriptions for any amount will be acceptable and Commencing Dec. 1st, I will discontinue there Is no reason why every pro|ierty kw*s to houso retail delivery. My bread owner, either male or female, every I* handled by all grocers whose wagons clerk, bookkeejier or workman In the city mil at your door daily. Any special should not contribute in some amount to dtfivtry desired wlU be made with picasthe fund. No matter how large oi how ■*. G. W. Spekccr. 24-2t small, the money will be jiroperly dis­ Tbt Qultl of the Church of the Holy bursed and any benefits that will accrue Qmi will meet at the residence of Mrs. to our d ty and section from such dis­ I. A. Neal; Friday afternoon, December. bursements will benefit all alike. Our ULBaslnea* of Importance la to be at* Interests are Interwoven in such manner taxied to and tho pretence of all tbe that It Is Impossible for any Individual ■«kera is earnestly desired. to wrest him or herself from the body E z Prico^of Palmetto Ave., who politic knd claim that the growth and ™*tly suffered a painful accident by expansion of Sanford will not prove of ■riaghla foot cut In the planer at the benefit to them. This being the case Carter lumber Co., 1s able to be out again. there is no reason why every resident of JM»ill resume his duties as foreman of the city should not do their proportionate ■ P**6!«! mill In a few day*. share when It comes to bearing the ex­ Hr. W. C. Utile who recently took pense of ’ tho campaign. If you have — It the machine In the Carter not been cnllod upon by the committee, Company planing mill, left today you should go to th« secretary with your r ; . North Carolina to bring his family to contribution, ns there are mnny who will • W « t II. .IU l l „ T o,,1m bo missed in the canvass and their help “ I** W**J of the Robbin'e Nest. if needed. One party crime voluntarily to the secretary and snbscribod th« sum ' a s k ! , t o Etf*c®P*l chnrch met of 630 stating •that before the year wag 4.»**,re^ CltnC* of Mrm- Cmsc Barnes, Fri2 eight member« Were pres* out he would put up more if needed. It doe« not matter bow hard time« When the eewlog which the memhave on hand was completed may b« with you. you cannot afford to ‘“ ved delicious refreshments. refuse to do your part In helping the Commercial Club advertise Sanford. Our i Jubilee for Illations will be Intereata are Indentlcal and if limea are December 6 th and 7th. hard with you, they may become more will convene on stringent if you do not help our effect to H E . make Sauford the lustiest commercial m Z * * * * ¡* * * > 0 11 m 8*,>Dg«wlU be center In «11 of Florida. V e have the i V 00 th” m“nln‘ “ Advantages. A^W e Jtivo tO do Is to let theae facts beJjijtrirh.' to the th purchasing K & freight on the Sanford f t v e r - public and It ¿fill not ' be ■ great while P T ! has adopted a dally acbedele In until our town will be bubbling avor with the lettuce purchasers for town'and country property. Car loti Let tbe Commercial -Chrb have your »ubwin •cri prion. '! , JfcffrotD OOXMPQM. v«!«. ABOUT THC 6ITY i herald Everything That’s Good For That 1 ^W * S « » W m ia i»S» W S S»SS»»» H » H W »IS»H SSH S»»M W »»%SH »S»tS»SW <: . ; !. -w -,<z*■I— _ _____ Chase & SHIPPERS OF Florida Fruits«'“1Vegetables ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ General Insurance Agents SANFORD, FLQRIDA Dinner To Savannah, Ga. _and Return V IA A T L A N T IC C O A S T LINE Automobile Places, jBtob. Spices Cranberries Citron Dates P runes Figs And everything else for the table 27=30 flo\i. 27: W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr. Cup Race, Tiedman Trophy Race and the Savannah Challenge Trophy ¿ lo t). 29: Georgia-Auburn Football Game, flo b . 3 0 : G randP rize Automobile Race. T icket« on «»1«: Nov. 2 6 , 2 7 , 2 6 , 2 0 th nml for train» to reach Savannah before noon ul Nov. 30lli, 1911. Pinal Limit. To reach original starting joint returning not later than midnight of December 4th, IBM. Tor further information In regard to rntea. schedule» and Pullman car reservation», private car parties, see your nearest ticket agent or write 138 A W W eal Bay St. * » • FBITAT n p A ” • T 1*11 V I ^ U » T • r l * Jackson ville Florida HAND BROTHERS L IV E R Y , F E E D and SALES STABLE H « rn « « e and W a g o n s B la c k sm lth ln g shd H o re « sh o « ln g H orses and M ules Bought and Exchanged HEAVY HAULING AND CONTRACTING Don’t Forget Clover Hi l l Butter L P. g in g e r ale or so daw ater , ■*' * Manufactured with pure distilled w at£r~ther will prevent illnes* aid digestion and give ypu health * T h e S a n f o r d C o c a C o la B o ttlin g C o ., S a n fo r d , F la FIR S T N ATIO N AL BANK OF SAN FO RD, FLA. a i o . PIRN ALO, VlM-Prss. I. P. WHITNU, Asst. Castri«* H . RAND. P r a s l d s n t P. P O R R T IR , C sshlsr O nly N atio n al B a n k in O ra n g o C o u n t y F u n d * P ro to c to d b y B u r g la r y In s u ra n c e S a fa ty Deposit Box«« for R«nt OR GAN IZED 1687 GENERAL .V ffl FI,RE INSURANCE AGENT Office Above r i n l National Bank SANFORD, fLORIDA \r. . MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP ALL WORK DONE BY Auto Delivery Sanford • ; Florida ■■ : 4* - ELECTRIC M AC H INERY N«. 106 Wssit Fint Susst ~ p p ^ ^ O y fcwu s f t^ ;- �T t t j - p r r - f T 'T V*. •-•••*. - : .!.* il;, y • < •. j V /t l rvíoT ^i» ■ • . • • �_ — tttK A LO Sell for the highest average price of growers at Sanford. 'They don’t see from the crops mentioned that pretend to be Oorn -formers but of’ * this party didmot grow a summer better parts of the State these lands bring from $150 to $250 per acre. ter growing two or three vegetable crop which he might hove done and crops on their land from October added to the above. * Dllnois is the greatest com State 1st to April, they plant corn for n ‘ • and Its leading crop is com. s < f * Now we have token Illinois be­ A In summer crop and still grow more cause it is the best of the lot. lOlOfrom 10,609,000 acres of land value per acre in com than the other Northern State will show up it produced 414,812,006 Bfahels of ‘ best fanrfln Illinois: There Is not com worth $157,629,000, or a trifle enough com grown In Florida to as w e lL No —■ That is not a ll •• From now on . .7 1* .1 • less than 38c per bushel. The av- supply the home demand because till spring the Northern must live in a cold disagreeable els. And the average value per our farmers can make nufte money growing other crops. Consequently acre was $14.85 (Thcso figures it must be shipped in and freight last summer in an effort to make are takep from the Yearbook of the and profits added to cost makes it worth nearly double the value In Illinois. The Yearbook above re­ ferred to gives the average Florida price ns 85c but in Stanford it has never been less than 90c per bushel. Now we are not arguing for the growing of com. There are a dozen staple crops which can be grown t during the summer months which will produce more per ucre value than Illinois farm lands, but what we do claim is that laud should be valued for whut it will produce. If Illinois land which produces an nverage of $14,85 i>er aero is worth SI50 per acre, then i( is valued on u trifle over u 10 |K*r cent basis of gross production. On this some basis every acre of Sanford land is worth from $450 to $G7i> for grow ing corn ns it produces from $45 to $87.50 worth of com per acre. In last week's Herald a writer stiows in detail the production of his five-acre farm and the total in­ come was $5,677.52, which figured at 10 per cent (the basis of Illinois land) would make the place worth $56,77520 or $11,355 per acre. • But even on the net income of • tins of $749.30 *per acre it _ '-farm T -would figure $7,493 on acre. We Department of Agriculture, pages 502 and 503.) Now when a crop of. com is growp on the 10,609,000 acres of Illinois lands, th a t-Is the end of Now contrast that it for a year. with Sanford 1st to September 1st, and it is worth 90c a bushel or $45.00 per * * * acre. But He had already taken three crops o ff of the sam e land fmm i*»September 1st, 1910, up to the time of; planting bis corn Yv - two crops of lettuce uud one of cu­ cumbers. And one of the lettuce . * dope brought $000 -* “ , per acre on the ground We don't know what tiio other crops brought. * Mr. Chase grew 75 bushels of com to the acre. Mr. Rossi it cr produced upwards of 50 bushels per acre. • Mr. Chàpplo grew 2,000 bushels onhUfarm. ~Æ 9 ~'— J"7 - 4■* »- . Mr. Hawkins’ com yielded over representative farmer climate and Bpend his earnings of existence tolerable. In Sanford we live to the fullest extent for twelve months of the year In the finest cllmute that God's bright sun shines upon. If the world knew what we have at San­ ford In comfort and value, every acre of land would double in value in n week. The world is bound to find it out, too, and thenjyatch prices grow. In the meantime, we hove a few splendid offerings In improved places: Teu acres, good buildings, «* near street cars or mail route, t. splendid condition, $0,50G Ten acres, adjoining, good house, $4,600. Eleven acres, well located, 'no •dipihlings. $3,500. Five acres, close to town, main street, ready to set, $3,500. And many otheftc Twenty acres unimproved (low­ ing well land, near street car line, bargain at $100 per acre. Eighty acres as good as can bo found in quality and location at $ 8,000. Other choice places, all sizes, at $150 per acre. Our Volusia Farms across the St. Johns River at $30 to $50 per acre on a monthly payment contract are �November 28 , i<xj IN T H F C n r i A l U / f t D I I ) of the - Progn*. of Civic Better. w - 1II* * v v i / I t U - T f U t i l - U I n K n r 'a lo n i oil lines of lmreoYenient: ■ and which contained »o many wise and Items of Interest C o n c e r n l n * f e S S i S S e —- I —»^ D a n n l* I wcrij they carneitly and carefully nrruod, so ciety re o p C. and lived up to, br tba men, women and " Ichildren actor*« on life'« «tale of todar: P O IN T S PURELY PERSONAL would inevitably, hatten the lifting of I the curtain of Time, upon the “Ulllenlal ... „ _ Dawn.** , •• hom ecom ing Week Ur. & U. Sima, president of the Orange County IMoneer'y Aaaodatlun tiaa luued the following Invitation to former reaJdenu of Orange County, to be preoent during the week Of -the Orange County Fair. • w ■' - „ ' Orlaodo FU., Nor, IT,"!Oi l" a nd To the Pioneer* of Orange County. erad. *% v ' Florida Everywhere: .1. Sketch of Amati • Through the courtesy of the'Orange 2. Noted Violinista: ? County FalrvAssociation, the Pioneer« of Iiallan-rVItûll. fe Orange County Florida, In all porta of the globe are mo«t cordially Invited to a general homecoming during the week of •he fair to be held in Orlando, Fla- from January 30, to February 3, (induiive), A. D. 1112. ' It la with pleasure that the Orange County Plqneers* makes tbit announce­ ment. and It la to be hoped that a t many The dub met at the «tudio of lira. M on-1“ poaaible of thoae .who real den ta of (HE SHOW THAT A delightful Orange Omnty, Ha i li n IW IS — H1 HEVEU BROKF ch pupU «us- A. D, 1885, wULavsil themselves of the program waa rendered, A PROMI S E. to beraelf and eppartunlt/ thus afforded to attend the I | Fair and renew old acquaintance«, and for the time live over, again, the “Day« 2 5 Y E A R S O F H O N E S T D E A L IN G of Auld Lang Syne.** Winnie Strong. The organisation of tho Orange County 1— 1 ; W IT H T H E P U B L IC , r *— 1 Pioneers* Aaoodotkm waa completed at Maud Alice Wagner. a meeting held In October last, and the Bagpipes jvarlaua com m ittee^were appointed to Dance of Bears l-ttettjw tk l^ fap e rii <m rn? s u t d ^ of !January. A. D., 1912—that day being aet Ballet Music (two pianos)— •part by the Fair Aaaodation a f "Pion­ Miss Margaret Davi eers* Day,* and It ia the wfah that all the Mrs. Fannie Stemoridge I old settlers made nn eapedal effort to Variations on Sacred Theatre be present on that day. If-aot throughout Mias Irene Thurston. the whole week of the fair. Chorua—Carrie Lovell Margaret Davit, By order of the • Orange County Plon-1 P E R F E C T S P E C IM E N S OF THE 1 Essie Purdon, Mrs. Munson. eera* Aaaodation. I l Æ 7F> EARTH ST10ST CURIOUS CREATURfci 1 B, U. Sims, President. I L J. Doluns, Secy. V l- Rrctptlon Par Mrs J. W. Barnas G ATHERED TOGETHER INTO ONE J Mrs. 0. W. King, delightfully enter­ IM M E N S E M E N A G E R IE . ' Citrus rrulta Moving Rapidly tained her.many frienda and Sanford soThe citrus fruit movement Including dety, at a lovely reception which ahe T H E: C H A M P IO N S OF A L L this week ia about 1,500 care. Cool gave Friday afternoon, in honor of Mra COUNTRIES C O M P E T E IN FEATS nights have brought out lire color and J. W. Barries, one of the early fall brides OF DARJ.HG A N D G R A C E . Mrs. Barnet post esse* a charming person­ sweetened the fruit. The movement was heavier this week as growers anticipate ality. and will be quite an acquisition and T H E P R IN C ELY SA L A R IE S PAID ornament to Sanford'« social circle*. Her a good market for the Thanksgiving trade' BY THIS M A M M O T H E N T E R P R I S E reputation as a delightful reader ia not and others want to piny safe and get HAVE R O B B E D A L L E U R O P E OF unknown In.Sanford; ns it has been the the fruit moved before a killing frost T H E IR MOST,VALUABLE ARTISTS. S E A > 5 rtj^v 5 E A r pleasure of a number of ladies to hear her arrives, if the state la so unfortunate as confortap to have one tKQ^ season. The targe M A L E AMO F E M A L E R I D E R S , t h e l a r g e s t , h i that role. I growers who have heating apparatus cap A c IR IA L A RT IST S, L E A P E R S , L I V ING, . The room« were lovely. in tjtelr artistic PEO PLh. T U M B L E R S , G Y M N A S T S AND decutatiofit of grateful green vines and laugh at “Jack-Proat** grid many, of them L A N D ANIMAL will bold a large portion of their fruit SEH'ATIOHAL DEATH-DEFYING FEATS pink rosee. O N EA F?TH . TENTS THAT ARE OF SKILL AND DARING BY BOTH MALE Thq mantle* were banked with beau- until it la superior to shipments sow POSITIVF.L.Y '4„: ' 3 INCHES TALLER roaes, The soft sweet music of moving. . AHD F E M A L E P E R F O R M E R S . The Clyde Line hasird 's s t cf Jack ■ WATERPROOF. and violin, lent an additional THANJ U M B O AND A BIG TROUPE OF HIGH SCHOOL HORSES. he animated scene. Tberefreah- sonville this .week about 20,000 boxes AH IMMENSE HERD OF WOHDERFUllI le was very attractively decor- for New York and ■Philadelphia,' aiuf wove to n s TWO TRAINS OF TRA IH ED KLEPMANTS. probably 25 per cent o! thplr 'Argo was vlnei and rased. The center« a PO SITIVE FEATURE TWO GROUP? GF F0NE5T - BR ED , M0N5TER ng a handsome large <^pU dress- transportst4d Into Jacksonville by thdr M A N K i L L l M G L I O N S operates as St,.Johns River line AT EALH EXHIHITIOH et^ aaa bride, with veil, orange blossoms, RAILWAY CARS PERFORMING INGREAT5(EELMCL3SURES. brides boquei, and traio; standing on a far south as Sanfdrd. Hdavy shipments bed of rates. The dainty refreshments of by this line during the week was made sandwiches, coffee with whipped cream. from Oresent City, Berreford, Sanford and < olives end pickles, were oborpiingly served other points on. the river. The Atlantic .by Misses Elisabeth Kay, Mall Whltner, Great Lina, Florida East Coast and Sea« hoard.'Air Line ' railroads hauled the Rose Dickinson. Mabel Bowler: ■ 2 A 1 I D 8 O ’C L O C K balaou^oM he crop to th la c itf , where o o o r ts TO M r . H f . ' l K R l E The occasion w^l be remembered with It Was distributed to the different rail­ c o r n i « a j r e a r l ie r pleasure by Mra. King's guests. '‘«I-1UI.I roads leading north and w * tb v , The Florida East Coast railroad moved, v Mrs. Forest Lake was the charming soma floe «took from Merrill's Wand this hostess of the Every Week Bridge Club. week and shipments from Miami were In Miss K©dor's pretty anti attractive tea also heavy, as four peeking houses are room; Saturday afternoon. T ao tables of •hipping and .each laA*.averaging from one . .. . #a * _ bridge were played. Mra. G. O. McLaugh­ s* k to three cars daily. South of Miami at lin made the highest score, and won the Horoegjead, Naranja, Could« and Cocoafirst prise, a handsome red leather bridge nut Grave the packing houses are worfc•core. The booby prise, a very pretty >■^ F o P W om en , J — .* Ingjull tima and from one to three ears b ran beehive tape measure, was received .* -* *ht’ Have M e re Frism it'.llla» dnv ©t^pr •re moving dally.^bom each point. As by Mia 0. W. Brady. When the gamea majfffcinc or patterns.' McCall * l* «he It’s T«a% surjiriiing..gp ‘ sea how far north TltusvJUe the movement has iclinhle Faslnyn Guide- mdnthly in ware concluded, delicious chicken salad, been genera) an d some of t h e ‘stock bright and fresh a garment looks otic-- fp lU itfr » - J m ;u [r f( l ■thousand sandwiches, olives and coffee were Served. IfUmriu lauti has been jfiariUuUriy flue, -'especially Mre. Lake's guests w ere.'M ra R.8. dcitK.itwofM.Crtn Miiftfy w, Cttdi U*M° grapefruit. ^ 4 ^ ■ : • $1* '■ Keelor, Mre. L. P. Hughes, Mra W. D. ’U brimful of iplirKllqK'hho.t sh>ne* The graweri realicethat the grapefruit Nor only ‘do w e-dry.dean suits and and helpful infuritJJiluii-ftoron.cn. Holden. Mra C 0. McLaughlin. Mra W.W is short and many are holding w rtfo r other wearing apparel, but we give S»t» Mamtr sad Rwey lajUA b arisp<k"t Prather, Mra 0. W. Klog. 11.50 to $2.00 per boi on the trees, but •11 household goods, such as par-' i s a s «••‘ T w re n Buy at the ri^hlprlco st,d thé fruit bringing |2 Is for fancy Brights tbrea, uperirie*, fine draperies^etc^, W slah a Club with which yon can make big money. Fully SOper cent of the fruit Uhls yeer b f i d a t c u t' •■ * • . * (• «rl*. Tba Welaka Club entertained its mem­ Russet nnd large deals are being .made SraWn Mtt I k tk ll l-.iitr»-* i«o bers and visitors of the Wedneeday Club a t llJW per box on tre a t j St«|fcto the phoAe now and tell us and Lead A llpnd Society with a very *P*U flUed with trfre cahU tfHw, w hen you want our wâgoa to call f di le t -bol atUehmsnU sad adjuatabl« Interesting Civic program; Thursday after« dorfully the past .ten days,. The nights a tr ia l p a ç & f m ; . \ . / . J* f M cC a l l ' s m a & Idler. Ithpravml kArrlsaa-backlng denoon*.--. •' ; • ‘ v' nvtce b uctinp and a Mm« wmr. have been cod without/rost. with «bright W e guaranteb satisfaction. j 23P-240 W, STL*. Ft.H^W Mrt. Henry wight was leader, whleh of Made. In all slkee, portable and s ta ­ sunshine during U>* day In almost-a)l Itself, waa sufficient guarantee of ad tion sry. sections *of_■ the stavea nod growers and a _ i .• _jl___ i ■■ * a_i enterulntng and • m aiillht . . ftMV° .tnf.na,i,f tur*^Knl ,D*^ Boilers, shippers are at work In earafllt. Tbs Sblogle Marbinr«, Cut-Off Saws, Wood Miss Charlotte Keelor, secretary of the hplitters, «to., and do Foundry Workf cropv wMM largely Russets, Is bringing State Federation of Women'a .dubs, - read Writs for InformsiloQ nvj pries« oa aarUUnt Looking for a Good House to for th« benefit of those present, the paper 83c to $1 per box on th« trees and Dyeing and C leaning buyers'are dosing many deals. Many of prepared by Mrs. Gay of Paistka; chair­ M allary & Taylor Iron WorfiT Ship Your fruit and Ve*e D epartm ent man Of Civic Work In Florida;- apd read the growers are shipping on consignments tables to? & v ; . • ‘‘ ‘j , T?- ■ by her a t the convention of the Feder­ as returns which have been reoelved are Very satisfactory. In many c a y better 303 »07 CyptfSS A VfM ls. ation In Jacksonville recently. Mbs Keel’ ;•*- • or also told of a number of keporta B rib e than If they had sold on the tree. The H e re is O n e o n the B e st Telephone 30. fruit tastes sweet apd wboleeome.—Prodelegates to the convention from other Florida towns-which kre actively engaged. , V M a rk e t* In the civic betterment of their commun- W Mte'for aten¿ 1) « and MarksU^— itlga, " • . ..** Japanese Ranke In China« , R e p o rta jo d a y Mrs. Wight after a. short ta li explaining, V J kpnneM banking facUlUea In Chi­ na are good now,, but are to b« made VRTIRINARY 8 UR0 many of the problem*, to be overcome V 7 - AMO DENTIST.t and suggesting treys and menus of deal­ larger and still batter. . In anticipation t h e 1U Ô N È Y Ihs older banking interests ..are" doubing with many others, rend » very able II»* th e tr Okpltal-And embarktog la nrw banking H are MORAL, ENTERTAINING INSTRUCTIVE -- WORLD-FAMOUS L\ I A TREMENDOUS E X H IB IT IO N » SWESHH-SPIENDOR MARY ¿ 000 B %gS * TW OPERFORMANCES GAILY*RAINorSHM E SMBHUgSiPi* It’s all in the Taylor Feed Progress Steam Laundry Don't Overlook �Published 8 om l-W ookly— Tuosday « h l Krldây * . ' SANPOF.D HRRAT.TÌ ¡ N S A r tF O R D — U h U Worth Ltoihg CANFORO, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, O K C IM R IR 1, 1DIV of THE WORLD - — oMotereilM*ane<lfr»i* Various 'Source» DURING IDE WEEK . . . m.tdtrt Will nod a Brlaf 9tn JitartwiI Sprint riowloi for Hurrtad Kaadara Franklin, forma United S la t« „brenarreeted. cbsrgad with _____ I to bribe a prospective Juror u’aTucK*®*'* cuc 5 L |Vo"’n aj J. ^ j om department of Investigation Dutrict Attorney'« office, who l*^ towp e ML K»O O» O*to ^® NS ..L n.RU!a ockeoôeptW ; ^ ‘bed h««n «»nnione«! de a tad that-ha (Brown) ha* Jb* ___la hU possession. mo Ik«« I* Qoltf a powlblllty did that» Psttsreop, «rt». M l vMen ••.'lb* cask ,w«nt to U te ___ a t end the Jury bsm not To­ rt soon today. indicating there ypebW . d is e # « ment. *• lo tbeWproan le foUtY °* n » o d « United Sul** govwnment today titaigy eflsred the government of China the ««nice* of 2,500 American troop* ooir In the Philippines. to he used In guvdlnl the railway line* to Peking, dtai eoomuDicatJon between the capital dty and the «««coast may not he broken iff kf any force of rebel« that may *eek id do so. Alto such trbopa are to be gauctioo of foreign residents at the frfiti Carol!a*, sccurdlnM to Informs* ■Don on file With the public health and aorta« hospital eervlce, la the only atate la ike Union .which' ha« control of the a n «serket (o prevent the spread of NebahUship will ever enter the ser­ vo* of the United State«. navy with kandiotn« gifts from the’ people of, the ‘ «ale after which (he wpr vessel has U n Bened. than wi|l the Florida. Uncle Seo’i newest, and the gi^ateet dread* asajht to the wotkL In addition to the «aga^cMl «liver aervioe that - is to be v 'pretested to the battleship by b U, of the Jrepl* of Oorld^ there la yet to .be given •brUV moil beautiful gift In the shape ' iA 'w ud . of color«, the ’ gift of the heighten of the American Revolution of .Ur iteirof Florida. ‘ ' Q ■vVaatri •ayealn Tenneeeee today orf • tip i OBthe conference of the friends of ‘ pohlbtuon, called )>y Governor Hooper aod doV In ecaeiqn at the itete capitof. *hf kb call, Governor Hopper suggested *!>"• PtopOtliloo* for consideration: •. The edvlumityqf municipal or county option tfc* dry; doea the noo-en/oroaroent of ' hi »me of (be largo cities Justify; .to the licensed saloon f and mean* lag lh« prohibition Jaw m ore *f- SILVER SERVICE fOR FLORIDA v TURNING SOUTHWARD Battleship Will Have People at the Land Show Inter­ O utfit In Navy ested In Florida The klhrar aervlce to be' proaeoted by tba d tlten s of Fkjrlda to Uie odlcffra of the battleship bearing the name of this CHEAP U N D S DRAWING CARD •tate Is fully described In an arilde ap­ pearing In yesterday's Jacksonville Timet* Chicago Land Shew Crowded With Union. That paper eayt: Visitor» Wanting rtrtllc Tb« silver service for the new battle* riorlda Lands ship Florida, the greatest fighting ship In Chicago. Nov. SO.—(Special.)—Florida Uncle Sam's navy, Is here, and it Is safe «cored heavily today at tbe big land ahow to key that ns warship In the service will In Chicago. Being Thanksgiving day In have a more. If as beautiful, a service the nations second dty, enormous crowds outfit as the auperdreadnaught named turned out to visit tbe land and Irrigation after the “Land of Flower«.'* exposition. All tha booths representing The service arrived at the Jewelry es* Florida were busy and the interest in the tiblltbm ent of Greenleaf Is Crosby Co., to far south was 111 dltgulsd. Floridian« at jrbTdi the committee appointed by Gov. the land show Joined handa In tbelr efforts A W. Gilchrist gave the honor of design­ to make an Impression on tbe throng. ing and furnishing the service, ut 3 o’clock Product« that ore strange to the North yesterday, Immediately a large force of were an display everywhere and even the derks was set to work unpacking the ser­ black soil of the redalmed lands of Flor­ vice pnd part of It wae placed on exhibition ida was handled and sifted between the In the w c d ih o w window fingers of the land show crowds." It Is «Tba punch bowl, which, of course !», th e liard for a Floridian to appreciate the un­ matn( piece pf the set, represents the bounded Interest which Northerners have actqff Of the ailvattmllhs' art - The* front l/i the slate of Florida, The lund show hf the bowl 1» embellished with a scene therefore can be reckoned as an cducaOf ponce de Leon's landing on the Florida . ti<m J Insututioa-Iwell w orth/of the time. gborea and underneath la u likened o f Alachuiinnd Bradford counties mstnthe discoverrr of Florida On the reverse tnln a booth Jn the big land show. H. P. side of the bowl h an engraving of two Porter, manager of the Florida Co-opera­ Sffralnolc Indians In a dugout, with a tive Real Estate Association, who la In tropical background, while Underneath ap­ charge o( this booth, found it necessary pears the great seal of the state of Flor­ to cail for extra derks during (he day. ida The handles of the ImjwI are formed They were employed to pass out literature In the shape of pelicans, w h ile the cen­ concerning Florida, and also to uuswcf ter, front, and reverse sides urc decorated qurailoni coucernirut the tree gift of a with a spread eagle The piece is also ten-acre truck farm donated to Florida’s handsomely decorated with nrnnges and cau*r hy the Kolay-Hamhy l.aud Com­ blossoms, while the supports ure In the pany of laiwtey, Fla. shape of alligators On the from and the Since the land ahow opened the paid reverse Is the nume Florida in lurge, admission* lo the big Coliseum where Itic raised letters The whole Is hnsod by u exposition Is being held have been more heavy plateau, which is a ls o h a n d so m e ly than 200,000. This number doe* not in­ decorated. clude ilia thousands who have come ms Other exquisite pieces of (he service guests of exhibitors. ore two candelabra*, which have the de­ Few of this crowd got by the Florida sign of the palmetto tree iu which are uoOtli without seeing and being told about perched four cranes. On the large center it The booth ia drawn along Hare of a piece la cdgtuved the Inscription. “Pre­ log cabin us It sp|>eara in the cotton pick­ sented to U. S. S Florida by the People ing reason. of Florida." Tha unbounded Interest In Florida and The whole service consists of the fol- its produces is beat demonstrated by the lowlng plfccs. dull nf which beats (lie fact tliut the visitors to the land show <e^l of tho n n tr ln bn« relief: , even carried~ home -the- humble cotton Oao punch bowL otte punch bowl plat­ seed, looking upon it a* a wonderful cre­ eau, one punch ladle, twenty-four punch ation. • cupa, one* cantrepioca. two candelabra The whole booth la surmount«] by.long with seven electric lights urpl fittings, oite strips of live oak moss, while the en­ wallet, oha pitcher, one pitcher tray, twq trance to the booth U made o f « bow­ goblets, one A|l>dish. on* meat dlsli. ono er of sugar cane J. ,D. Rooney, aafflstentree vllsh, ohc sauce bonl, one »«lice uIII Industrial Sgeui of the Seebourd tray, ofie coffee urn. one sugar bowl, one with headquarters at Jacksonville, la out -cream pitcher, oat coffee.*et troy, onff of the. familiar and busy figures at lira ftulf.ljlih, one cigar box. land show. He hae made »his headquar­ V.ifAl •' ■ 7-v. ■■ --------- 1------— ters wlth>hit Alachua coqniy display and missionary work done by him haa tended THE SCOUt B A U GAME to Inures»« the - Chicagoans' Interest la Florida. Yreterday more ' than fifteen Truup 2 Won By tha Small Score of barrels of Florida pecans were distributed »• ; 5 lo 3 . *. ' by the Florid Ian* A handful was given The game started to b* a hot contest. to each visitor tn the land show Troop 1 scored one run In thtf first and oo«.-in tlii secorul innings -iiTroop 2 ll« J “th e n , up .In the third Ifi■fbg'py scoring two Am*, and gslpad one «;* - ■■ r run In <he seyenth inning. - ■ (Tie General New» of THe Land v?«»op l". In their half of the eighth la* * of Flowers. -. nfng; scored one run- Hut when Troop.2 Came to bat In the eighth, tbo'nirt worm , ■ 0 • ■< ! • •* .'«•nertlsy w u a real Tha&kagivltgFday, R*. W. Moors*. W ife of tte /o & JW T banker who r «« fec^ptiV m» -d from, tha Federal penitent! a rf •jAtUnta to the hospital i f Fort MoORnon, lor «he wij] dine*with her huabaad stajctxd. The opposing pitcher, Hume Rumpb -- •h* to t time op Thanksgiving In four yetis. weakened and froop 2 scored two run». Tut Managcx. with whit Is declared to tiff' (he largest Thai won tba game. • B P . “ ** hi lu history upon the Initial ' T j ’“ * iweuy-second' annual convenDancing Academy *. UR Southern Eduoalional Aaaocla- * Messrs. Mahoney and Wltheringtoo have 11 Houston, Tax**, yesterday for (eased thq City hall and will give regular .•N ff gays'ffeeeloo. dances ev«ry week. Good music will be Hibernians In New YoHt at- furnished on-*ench occasion end good or­ It J f » whlcsb they thought waa a der will bo preserved. J ! 1| ! *■1*. ¿0 «Jet Irish. ^ And than the officials of t sent down a guard of Irlffb po* ’ Arrival and D eparture o f Trains ■: ir" 1 Protect the «how, - HOTTfl BOUHD Lv. L33 a m Ar 123 a m is «tgle-eyed foot) Inspector« No. 82 '■* 11.13 n m " 11.03 a m 1Nve'held up several carloads NÒ. M “ 2.B9 p m " 229 p m 'Intended for shlpmant to watt- No. 60 • I for Christmas. Undo 8am evi* No. 28 " 9.00 p m SOUTH bound waau ih« western kid let s to have •«•BdfMtivaL Ly 2.28 a m No. 83 Ar LIB a m - . ■ “ 2.23 p m No. fili " 2.03 p m U tU very.gtarta " ti.23 p m " 6.09 pm No. 85 IW delivery etarted yeater* No. 29 V ^ ‘ ■' ¿Mr' %* i 1 . v " 120 s n UKANCH UNES In full regalia taking the , «nlera are Thomas and kIQ^ ^11 hiiidlt the —f vie# p. m. N a 24, t.v. L IB p. in.. Leeaburg-No. 'l l , Ar. 11.28 a in. Na "Lhla new service marks {y * In*.Uja. delevopment of 22. Lv. 6.1 S p. ru. Oveida—Ar. 10.50 s. m. Lv. J.00 p m. *'*-jj *- ■*^*" Vélum* IV BROKEN RAIL CAUSES WRECK Tram No. 83 Has Aooiffent Last Nlgi|t NffRT Klaslmm«* Going south last night with a load of tourists and returning excursionists, train No. SB was derailed near Kissimmee. Tb* engine, in charge of Engineer Toler, and tba mall car passed over the rail, but the baggage car and the r«s( of the coaches wort turned over Into the ditch. Baggagemaster Royall was badly Injured by the Car-load of trunks piling on top of him, and It la thought he cannot recover. Con­ ductor Allen was also badly Injured. Tha pa ss engers ware badly shaken up and braised, but non* of them were seri­ ously hurt. Had tbe engine turned over there would have been a different story to tell, and many live« would have been lost. GOING OUT OF STYLE LMt«e Are Discarding The Old lly le — — Lace S hoes Yes, said Manager TUUnghait. of the Duckworth shoe store, the other day. I selj three pairs of button boots to every polrjSf laced ones. Tba boors ore IRC. afid -With. jJdLy*»« alklng.aklin-wosft now jhey are almost essential, for they make the foot much daintier and more gracsful ‘ than tbe laced models, which of course, suggest utility rather than beauty. Tbe well dressed woman selects for »hopping us* bottoaed boots of soft, fine quality calf In a dull finish, ot of patent leather with dull leather top*. Cloth-topped bottoned boots with very light sole* are liked for dress wear, and It Is probable that the white buckskin buttoned boot which waa a fad last summer will continue In pop­ ularity all through tbe Winter. For coun­ try and atormy day wear there are knob­ by looking tan boots also buttoned, and trltbmed with brogulng and heavy stitch­ ing i "The Chorus Lady" Tlte great big success of the past dramatic seasuu. The Chorus lj»dy‘‘ by James Forbes, author of "The Travelling Salesman" and “The Comutera." will ap­ pear at thiIm perial Theatre on Wed­ nesday Dec. fl. This comedy ran for pne whole year In New York, nine months Tn Boeloii. six months In Chicago and six months In London. England. The story of tbe play deals with the life of the chorus girl, of the present day. and shows tha -temptations and the dangers the la exposed to. but when She knows the g6od from (lie bad. as our "Pat" doe*, ate rout* her tempters In characteristic fashion The dressing room «can* In tha second act. Is ona of the beat and most laughable scenes e v e r produced and leta ua see "Ilf* behlod tba tcanes. -__________ Were M arried In te n ro rd Our readers, or some of'lhem at least, will remember that Mabel Paige, whole filling an engagement here'and who with her company will present the play. 'Billy'' tonight, was married to Mr Charles W. Ritchie, her present manbgsr, in Sanford some three years ago. Archdeacon Brown who preformed tb* ceremony Is an In­ mate o f tha Church _Homs and Hospital and -will probally spend his .dffcUtrtng years there. Tbe meeting between the CULltt) fROM THE STATE PRESS three parties must bffYe been pleasing, for Mr. arid Mr» Ritchie are seemingly as happy'as any newly’ wffds end ttey nat­ An Cpltoma of tha Week’s M ost lm' urally feet good toward the man of God porlont Happenings In (he who bound them hand and heart. Sev­ eral member* of the company who ware tf % 8tBt*** 0«>n*An. v The poastnffer station at Fort M«ada riltb them and are still msmbors, witnesshas been wired for electric lights, and two '«d tbe ceremony arid Joined in the feledlarge lights will be erected outside, near' 'u tlo n s (bat followed.—Reporur-Star, the nation, for the accommodation of pas­ . . •) ■> Tbe Pensacola Electric Company has sengers on the night trains. ' » * * » The grand*«tand of tlte South Bid* Ath­ found It necessary-, to order four . new street care In order to accommodate It» letic field. In South Jacksonville, was de­ stroyed by fire a few days ago. I tj l Increasing passauger traffic. ALL AROUND FUJJitfA thought that this was the work of kncen> An electric tight plant will be Installed diaries- The grand-stand was the prop­ a t Winter Haven Juat.aa soon as tbe erty of the ferry company. machinery and material .can be gotten James b Hammond, tbe millionaire and put »P- This little town will look New York typewriter manufacturer, nar­ very citified when she gets•J lg hi lighted up rowly escaped death a few mornings ago with electricity. in a fire which partially destroyed his Four of tha large Mallory Line steamer* $50,000 yact. as she lay at the foot of were at the docks in Tampa at tbe same Main street in Jacksonville awaiting re­ time one day last week and there was pairs to her machinery. Mr. Hammond great activity on tbe water front In that came to Florida in lus yacht on a pleas­ d ty . _______, ure trip and tor bis hefflth. Tlte E. O. Painter Fertilixer CompetV tn Tlte contract hds Just been awarded In Jacksonville baa recently purchased thir­ Fort Dude fur the Installation of a be w teen defes of land adjoining It* Mg plant act of boilers to operate the electric light ?t:F.rT 1 .1 . - . .;*. ' Jacksonville. Extensive Im­ South" In cemeoL walks Ja to rte laid Building la Orlando for the nlomh of plant and water supply of the »mar y tlon. provement* will be made on the new prop­ fb e entire cooIrict caUs for ibffoutMr oo “This (a an' ^ober amounted to $79,974, according erty......................... • tn# porVof the OovarooMM of JM M . to the parents Issued by tha dty clerk. .. -".iir -fir.. ^ »•'-ïj&tàt.% II • '* § r 1 Y: . * ■ • •: ■ H ■ * ■- . -ó»striai WHY THEY GAVE THANKS Stanford People Had Various Reasons For Thanks|lvlnf ir ANY WERE L^FTOUT/PHONE US Tbff Young and Old Had Something To B* Thankful Tor—Be t o r t and 0«t Yours Felix Frank—That we brought him out. Dr. Fursler—That be will soon be In the village of Anheuser-Busch again. J. N. Whltner—Lake George Is a ther­ mos bottle. A. P Connelly—That some thing« are goifiii Mi way. I rank .Woodruff—Thank» for the Job. O. W. 9p«ocer—That they can't takg Jt away for two roar* A. H. Selgb—The weather report overcoat*. K. R. Murrell—Maybe lettuce will something. D. A. Caldwell—Happy to be alive. Tbe Caldwell Boys—Busins** is pick­ ing up. ’ W. A. TUUnghaat—That be has grown «ne.ln.Sanford. : ^ J. D Parker—Tha Gat« _CUy House still feeds tbe multitude.’ B. W. Herndon—That be mad* no prom­ isee. Chss. H and-N ext Thanksgiving he will - |D0W — L. P. McCuller—He dou r have to run for office H. H Mill—That politics never Inter­ fere* with horse-racing. H. P. Driver—The emoke-stock la secure for another year W. D. Holden—Ha can now settle down to the real estate business D. L Thresher—Hunting Is good un election day. H.R.Stevens—That hewn* not elected. 8. Rung»—Tn* Elks Club rein alas. W. W. Abernathy—He will not have lu run again for two years. W. H. Undar wood —Tbe Irammer la mightier than the swallow-rail coat. J.-Jk Roberts—There will com* a time. Dick Calhoun—Sometime* tire goat does butting himself. -jkrtbur Yowejl—That Morgan won. . W, L Morgan—That this is young my& s Cbaa. Kenner—That the country Is saved. W H. Palmer—It only comes once In two years now. •* L. B Brown—Sometime* dreams com* true J. 11. Harrleou—That music still hath charms W.J, Thlgpln—Sometime* I can forget. M. F. Robinson—That *U things come to those who welt! Tom Williams—That he wok* up In time, ; ...» S. Maxwell—That some drift will oome again. ; Paul Bigger«—That he took that last year—when ha gould. , Walter Hand—That the corporate limit* Were extended. Chat. Ding**—That he live* on Sanford Heights. Jfidge Stringfellow—That the worm can Butt some U/off- Tv' W. J. 11U1—That burglar* only ooa now end theo. Cspt Elder—That the Ananias Club not all liar«. Jim Harris—tie also brought him out Frank -Millar—That be haa a " breeches " a t borne. T. J. Millar—That, regardlaaa of fata, ba will "nail tbam in ihr —"* " Frank Mllteer—Tba open for the season. . W. H. WlUJSttoa-Tho «oon com*ofl^.- \< iT. J, a lytwsqn—That they te v o ’t «top­ ped selling cigar» bn Sunday yah Geo. A. DeCbtfea—That ba won't be bothered w ith the' d ty attorneyship any Mayor Laka—That be won’t even tn explain again. . Jack Davison—Hi» reputation as a poll tldan U BtlU intact. .' J. H. Overman—Because It will all out In the Wash. W.M.Haynaa That some time tb* care will run to Cameron utea. -> i. * Tim Keene That tbe on tbe right aids. * 0 . 1L Fernald—Tbe telephone meet waa a aoccess. E. E. Brady—The fUg Noise can now remain slleoU � 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 28, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 28, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6aef717c85cb317367bc9f653a208875.pdf dff0e4c846cebda61a6760eab8dd34a8 PDF Text Text November 28, i<xj IN T H F C n r i A l U / ftD I I) of the - Progn*. of Civic Better. w - 1 I I * * v v i / I t U - T f U t i l - U In K n r'a lo n i oil lines of lmreoYenient: ■ and which contained »o many wise and Ite m s o f In te r e s t C o n c e r n l n * f e S S i S S e —- I —»^ D a n n l* so ciety re o p C. " I wcrij they carneitly and carefully nrruod, and lived up to, br tba men, women and Ichildren actor*« on life'« «tale of todar: POINTS PURELY PERSONAL would inevitably, hatten the lifting of , •• ... „ _ I the curtain of Time, upon the “Ulllenlal Dawn.** hom ecom ing Week Ur. & U. Sima, president of the Orange County IMoneer'y Aaaodatlun tiaa luued the following Invitation to former reaJdenu of Orange County, to be preoent during the week Of -the Orange County Fair. • w ■' - „ ' Orlaodo FU., Nor, IT,"!Oi l" MORAL, E N T E R T A I N I N G a n d To the Pioneer* of Orange County. erad. *% v ' Florida Everywhere: .1. Sketch of Amati IN S T R U C T IV E - • Through the courtesy of the'Orange 2. Noted Violinista: ? County FalrvAssociation, the Pioneer« of Iiallan-rVItûll. fe Orange County Florida, In all porta of the globe are mo«t cordially Invited to a general homecoming during the week of •he fair to be held in Orlando, Fla- from January 30, to February 3, (induiive), A. D. 1112. ' It la with pleasure that the Orange County Plqneers* makes tbit announce­ ment. and It la to be hoped that a t many The dub met at the «tudio of lira. M on-1“ poaaible of thoae .who real den ta of ( H E SHOW TH A T A delightful Orange Omnty, Ha i li n IW IS — H1 H EV EU BROKF ch pupU «us- A. D, 1885, wULavsil themselves of the program waa rendered, A PROMI S E. to beraelf and eppartunlt/ thus afforded to attend the I | Fair and renew old acquaintance«, and for the time live over, again, the “Day« 2 5 Y E A R S O F H O N ES T D EALIN G of Auld Lang Syne.** Winnie Strong. The organisation of tho Orange County 1— 1 ; W I T H T H E P U B L I C , r *— 1 Pioneers* Aaoodotkm waa completed at Maud Alice Wagner. a meeting held In October last, and the Bagpipes jvarlaua com m ittee^were appointed to Dance of Bears l-ttettjw tk l^ fap e rii <m rn? s u t d ^ of !January. A. D., 1912—that day being aet Ballet Music (two pianos)— •part by the Fair Aaaodation a f "Pion­ Miss Margaret Davi eers* Day,* and It ia the wfah that all the Mrs. Fannie Stemoridge I old settlers made nn eapedal effort to Variations on Sacred Theatre be present on that day. If-aot throughout Mias Irene Thurston. the whole week of the fair. Chorua—Carrie Lovell Margaret Davit, By order of the • Orange County Plon-1 P E R F E C T SPECIM ENS O F T H E 1 Essie Purdon, Mrs. Munson. eera* Aaaodation. I l Æ 7F> E A R T H ST10ST CURIOUS CREATURfci 1 B, U. Sims, President. I L J. Doluns, Secy. V l- Rrctptlon Par Mrs J. W. Barnas G A T H E R E D T O G E T H E R INTO ONE J Mrs. 0. W. King, delightfully enter­ IM M EN S E M E N A G E R I E . ' Citrus r r u lta Moving Rapidly tained her.many frienda and Sanford soThe citrus fruit movement Including dety, at a lovely reception which ahe T H E : CHAM PIONS OF A L L this week ia about 1,500 care. Cool gave Friday afternoon, in honor of Mra C O U N T R IE S C O M P E T E IN FEATS nights have brought out lire color and J. W. Barries, one of the early fall brides OF DARJ.HG A N D G R A C E . sweetened the fruit. The movement was Mrs. Barnet post esse* a charming person­ heavier this week as growers anticipate ality. and will be quite an acquisition and T H E P R I N C E L Y S A L A R I E S PAID ornament to Sanford'« social circle*. Her a good market for the Thanksgiving trade' BY T H I S M A M M O T H E N T E R P R I S E reputation as a delightful reader ia not and others want to piny safe and get HAVE R O B B ED A L L E U R O P E OF unknown In.Sanford; ns it has been the the fruit moved before a killing frost T H E I R MOST,VALUABLE ARTISTS. S E A rtj^v E A r pleasure of a number of ladies to hear her arrives, if the state la so unfortunate as c o n fo r tap to have one tKQ^ season. The targe M A L E AMO F E M A L E R I D E R S , t h e l a r g e s t , h i that role. I growers who have heating apparatus cap A c IR IA L A R TIS TS , L E A P E R S , L I V ING, . The room« were lovely. in tjtelr artistic P EO P Lh . T U M B L E R S ,G Y M N A S T S AND decutatiofit of grateful green vines and laugh at “Jack-Proat** grid many, of them L A N D ANIMAL will bold a large portion of their fruit S EH 'A TIO H A L DEATH-DEFYING F EA T S pink rosee. O N EA F?TH . T E N T S T HAT ARE O F S K I L L AND D A R IN G BY BOTH MALE Thq mantle* were banked with beau- until it la superior to shipments sow PO SITIV F.L.Y '4„: ' 3 INCHES TALLER roaes, The soft sweet music of moving. . AHD F E M A L E P E R F O R M E R S . The Clyde Line hasird 's s t cf Jack ■ W A T E R P R O O F . and violin, lent an additional TH AN J U M B O AND A B I G T R O U P E OF H I G H S C HOOL H O R S E S . he animated scene. Tberefreah- sonville this .week about 20,000 boxes AH IM M ENSE HERD OF W O H D E R F U l l I le was very attractively decor- for New York and ■Philadelphia,' aiuf wove to n s TWO TRAINS OF T R A IH E D K L E P M A N T S . probably 25 per cent o! thplr 'Argo was vlnei and rased. The center« a P O S IT I V E FEATURE TWO GROUP? GF F0NE5T - BRED, M N TER ng a handsome large <^pU dress- transportst4d Into Jacksonville by thdr M A N K i L L l M G L I O N S operates as St,.Johns River line A T E A L H E X H IH IT IO H et^ aaa bride, with veil, orange blossoms, RAILWAY CARS PERFORMING IN GREAT 5(EEL MCL3SURES. brides boquei, and traio; standing on a far south as Sanfdrd. Hdavy shipments bed of rates. The dainty refreshments of by this line during the week was made sandwiches, coffee with whipped cream. from Oresent City, Berreford, Sanford and < olives end pickles, were oborpiingly served other points on. the river. The Atlantic or .by Misses Elisabeth Kay, Mall Whltner, Great Lina, Florida East Coast and Sea« hoard.'Air Line ' railroads hauled the Rose Dickinson. Mabel Bowler: ■ 2 A 1 ID 8 O ’CLOCK o o o r ts TO M r.H f.'lK R lE The occasion w^l be remembered with balaou^oM he crop to th la c itf , where It Was distributed to the different rail­ c o r n i « a j r e a r l ie r pleasure by Mra. King's guests. '‘«I-1UI.I roads leading north and w * tb v , The Florida East Coast railroad moved, v Mrs. Forest Lake was the charming soma floe «took from Merrill's Wand this hostess of the Every Week Bridge Club. week and shipments from Miami were In Miss K©dor's pretty anti attractive tea also heavy, as four peeking houses are room; Saturday afternoon. T ao tables of •hipping and .each laA*.averaging from one . .. . #a * _ bridge were played. Mra. G. O. McLaugh­ s* k to three cars daily. South of Miami at lin made the highest score, and won the Horoegjead, Naranja, Could« and Cocoafirst prise, a handsome red leather bridge nut Grave the packing houses are worfc•core. The booby prise, a very pretty >■^ F o P W omen , J — .* Ingjull tima and from one to three ears b ran beehive tape measure, was received .* -* *ht’ Have Mere Frism it'.llla» dnv ©t^pr •re moving dally.^bom each point. As by Mia 0. W. Brady. When the gamea majfffcinc or patterns.' McCall * l* «he It’s T«a% surjiriiing..gp ‘ sea how far north TltusvJUe the movement has iclinhle Faslnyn Guide- mdnthly in ware concluded, delicious chicken salad, been genera) an d some of t h e ‘stock bright and fresh a garment looks otic-- fp lU itfr » - J m ;u [r f( l ■thousand sandwiches, olives and coffee were Served. IfUmriu lauti has been jfiariUuUriy flue, -'especially Mre. Lake's guests w ere.'M ra R.8. dcitK.itwofM.Crtn Miiftfy w, Cttdi U*M° grapefruit. ^ 4 ^ ■ : • $1* '■ Keelor, Mre. L. P. Hughes, Mra W. D. ’U brimful of iplirKllqK'hho.t sh>ne* The graweri realicethat the grapefruit Nor only ‘do w e-dry.dean suits and and helpful infuritJJiluii-ftoron.cn. Holden. Mra C 0. McLaughlin. Mra W.W is short and many are holding w rtfo r other wearing apparel, but we give S»t» Mamtr sad Rwey lajUA b arisp<k"t Prather, Mra 0. W. Klog. 11.50 to $2.00 per boi on the trees, but •11 household goods, such as par-' i s a s «••‘ T w re n Buy at the ri^hlprlco st,d thé fruit bringing |2 Is for fancy Brights tbrea, uperirie*, fine draperies^etc^, W s la h a Club with which yon can make big money. Fully SOper cent of the fruit Uhls yeer b f i d a t c u t ' •■ * • . * (• «rl*. Tba Welaka Club entertained its mem­ Russet nnd large deals are being .made SraWn Mtt I k tk ll l-.iitr»-* i«o bers and visitors of the Wedneeday Club a t llJW per box on tre a t j St«|fc to the phoAe now and tell us and Lead A llpnd Society with a very *P*U flUed with trfre cahU tfHw, w hen you want our wâgoa to call f di le t -bol atUehmsnU sad adjuatabl« Interesting Civic program; Thursday after« dorfully the past .ten days,. The nights a tr ia l p a ç & f m ; . \ . / . J* f M cC a l l ' s m a & Idler. Ithpravml kArrlsaa-backlng denoon*.--. •' ; • ‘ v' nvtce b uctinp and a Mm« wmr. have been cod without/rost. with «bright W e guaranteb satisfaction. j 2 3 P -2 4 0 W , STL*. F t .H ^ W Mrt. Henry wight was leader, whleh of Made. In all slkee, portable and s ta ­ sunshine during U>* day In almost-a)l Itself, waa sufficient guarantee of ad tion sry. sections *of_■ the stavea nod growers and a _ i .• _jl___ i ■■* a_i enterulntng and • m aiillht . . ftMV° .tnf.na,i,f tur*^Knl ,D*^ Boilers, shippers are at work In earafllt. Tbs Progress Steam Laundry Sblogle Marbinr«, Cut-Off Saws, Wood Miss Charlotte Keelor, secretary of the hplitters, «to., and do Foundry Workf cropv wMM largely Russets, Is bringing State Federation of Women'a .dubs, - read Writs for InformsiloQ n v j pries« oa aarUUnt Lo o k in g fo r a Good House to for th« benefit of those present, the paper 83c to $1 per box on th« trees and Dyeing and C leaning buyers'are dosing many deals. Many of prepared by Mrs. Gay of Paistka; chair­ M allary & Taylor Iron WorfiT Ship Y o u r f r u i t and Ve*e D epartm ent man Of Civic Work In Florida;- apd read the growers are shipping on consignments tables to? & v ; . • ‘‘ ‘j , T?- ■ by her a t the convention of the Feder­ as returns which have been reoelved are Very satisfactory. In many c a y better 303 »07 CyptfSS A V fM ls. ation In Jacksonville recently. Mbs Keel’ ;•*- • or also told of a number of keporta B rib e than If they had sold on the tree. The H e re is O n e o n th e B e st Telephone 30. fruit tastes sweet apd wboleeome.—Prodelegates to the convention from other Florida towns-which kre actively engaged. , V M a rk e t* In the civic betterment of their commun- W M te 'fo r a t e n ¿ 1)« a n d M arksU ^— itlga, " • . ..** Japanese Ranke In China« , R e p o rta jo d a y Mrs. Wight after a. short ta li explaining, V J kpnneM banking facUlUea In Chi­ na are good now,, but are to b« made VRTIRINARY 8 U R 0 many of the problem*, to be overcome V 7 - AMO D E N T IST .t and suggesting treys and menus of deal­ larger and still batter. . In anticipation Ihs older banking interests ..are" doubing with many others, rend » very able II»* th e tr Okpltal-And embarktog la nrw banking H are W ORLD-FAM OUS L\ A TREMENDOUS I EXH IB ITIO N » SW ESHH-SPIENDOR >5 B MARY 5 ¿ 000 %gS * 0 5 TWO PERFORMANCES GAILY* RAIN SHME S M B H U g S iP i* It’s all in the Taylor Feed D o n 't Overlook the 1U Ô N ÈY �8 o m l-W o o k ly —T u o s d a y « h l K r ld â y P u b lis h e d * . ' SA N PO F.D H RRA T.TÌ ¡ N S A r tF O R D — U h U Worth Ltoihg CANFORO, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, O K C IM R IR 1, 1DIV of THE WORLD - — oMote r e ilM *a n e < lfr» i* Various 'Source» DURING ID E WEEK . . . m .tdtrt Will n o d a Brlaf 9tn JitartwiI Sprint riowloi for Hurrtad Kaadara Franklin, forma United S la t« „brenarreeted. cbsrgad with _____ I to bribe a prospective Juror u ’ a T u c K * ® * '* c u c aj J. ^ j 5 L |V o " ’n om department of Investigation Dutrict Attorney'« office, who l* w L » » * ^ S n .RU!a ^ to p e M K O O O to ® N ..L o c k - eoôeptW ; ^ ‘bed h««n «»nnione«! de a tad that-ha (Brown) ha* Jb* ___la hU possession. mo Ik«« I* Qoltf a powlblllty d id that» Psttsreop, «rt». M l vMen ••.'lb* cask ,w«nt to U te ___ a t end the Jury bsm not To­ rt soon today. indicating there ypebW . d is e # « ment. *• lo tbeWproan le foUtY °* n » o d « United Sul** govwnment today titaigy eflsred the government of China the ««nice* of 2,500 American troop* ooir In the Philippines. to he used In guvdlnl the railway line* to Peking, dtai eoomuDicatJon between the capital dty and the «««coast may not he broken iff kf any force of rebel« that may *eek id do so. Alto such trbopa are to be gauctioo of foreign residents at the frfiti Carol!a*, sccurdlnM to Informs* ■Don on file With the public health and aorta« hospital eervlce, la the only atate la ike Union .which' ha« control of the a n «serket (o prevent the spread of NebahUship will ever enter the ser­ vo* of the United State«. navy with kandiotn« gifts from the’ people of, the ‘ «ale after which (he wpr vessel has U n Bened. than wi|l the Florida. Uncle Seo’i newest, and the gi^ateet dread* asajht to the wotkL In addition to the «aga^cMl «liver aervioe that - is to be v 'pretested to the battleship by b U, of the Jrepl* of Oorld^ there la yet to .be given •brUV moil beautiful gift In the shape ' iA 'w ud . of color«, the ’ gift of the heighten of the American Revolution of .Ur iteirof Florida. ‘ ' Q ■vVaatri •ayealn Tenneeeee today orf • tip i OBthe conference of the friends of ‘ pohlbtuon, called )>y Governor Hooper aod doV In ecaeiqn at the itete capitof. *hf kb call, Governor Hopper suggested *!>"• PtopOtliloo* for consideration: •. The edvlumityqf municipal or county option tfc* dry; doea the noo-en/oroaroent of ' hi »me of (be largo cities Justify; .to the licensed saloon f and mean* lag lh« prohibition Jaw more *f- SILVER SERVICE fO R FLORIDA v TURNING SOUTHWARD B attleship Will Have People a t th e L a n d Show In te r ­ O utfit In Navy ested In Flo rid a The klhrar aervlce to be' proaeoted by tba d tlten s of Fkjrlda to Uie odlcffra of the battleship bearing the name of this CHEAP U N D S DRAWING CARD •tate Is fully described In an arilde ap­ pearing In yesterday's Jacksonville Timet* Chicago Land Shew Crowded With Union. That paper eayt: Visitor» W anting rtrtllc Tb« silver service for the new battle* riorlda Lands ship Florida, the greatest fighting ship In Chicago. Nov. SO.—(Special.)—Florida Uncle Sam's navy, Is here, and it Is safe «cored heavily today at tbe big land ahow to key that ns warship In the service will In Chicago. Being Thanksgiving day In have a more. If as beautiful, a service the nations second dty, enormous crowds outfit as the auperdreadnaught named turned out to visit tbe land and Irrigation after the “Land of Flower«.'* exposition. All tha booths representing The service arrived at the Jewelry es* Florida were busy and the interest in the tiblltbm ent of Greenleaf Is Crosby Co., to far south was 111 dltgulsd. Floridian« at jrbTdi the committee appointed by Gov. the land show Joined handa In tbelr efforts A W. Gilchrist gave the honor of design­ to make an Impression on tbe throng. ing and furnishing the service, ut 3 o’clock Product« that ore strange to the North yesterday, Immediately a large force of were an display everywhere and even the derks was set to work unpacking the ser­ black soil of the redalmed lands of Flor­ vice pnd part of It wae placed on exhibition ida was handled and sifted between the In the w c d ih o w window fingers of the land show crowds." It Is «Tba punch bowl, which, of course !», th e liard for a Floridian to appreciate the un­ matn( piece pf the set, represents the bounded Interest which Northerners have actqff Of the ailvattmllhs' art - The* front l/i the slate of Florida, The lund show hf the bowl 1» embellished with a scene therefore can be reckoned as an cducaOf ponce de Leon's landing on the Florida . ti<m J Insututioa-Iwell w orth/of the time. gborea and underneath la u likened o f Alachuiinnd Bradford counties mstnthe discoverrr of Florida On the reverse tnln a booth Jn the big land show. H. P. side of the bowl h an engraving of two Porter, manager of the Florida Co-opera­ Sffralnolc Indians In a dugout, with a tive Real Estate Association, who la In tropical background, while Underneath ap­ charge o( this booth, found it necessary pears the great seal of the state of Flor­ to cail for extra derks during (he day. ida The handles of the ImjwI are formed They were employed to pass out literature In the shape of pelicans, w h ile the cen­ concerning Florida, and also to uuswcf ter, front, and reverse sides urc decorated qurailoni coucernirut the tree gift of a with a spread eagle The piece is also ten -acre truck farm donated to Florida’s handsomely decorated with nrnnges and cau*r hy the Kolay-Hamhy l.aud Com­ blossoms, while the supports ure In the pany of laiwtey, Fla. shape of alligators On the from and the Since the land ahow opened the paid reverse Is the nume Florida in lurge, admission* lo the big Coliseum where Itic raised letters The whole Is hnsod by u exposition Is being held have been more heavy plateau, which is a ls o h a n d so m e ly than 200,000. This number doe* not in­ decorated. clude ilia thousands who have come ms Other exquisite pieces of (he service guests of exhibitors. ore two candelabra*, which have the de­ Few of this crowd got by the Florida sign of the palmetto tree iu which are uoOtli without seeing and being told about perched four cranes. On the large center it The booth ia drawn along Hare of a piece la cdgtuved the Inscription. “Pre­ log cabin us It sp|>eara in the cotton pick­ sented to U. S. S Florida by the People ing reason. of Florida." Tha unbounded Interest In Florida and The whole service consists of the fol- its produces is beat demonstrated by the lowlng plfccs. dull nf which beats (lie fact tliut the visitors to the land show <e^l of tho n n tr ln bn« relief: , even carried~ home -the- humble cotton Oao punch bowL otte punch bowl plat­ seed, looking upon it a* a wonderful cre­ eau, one punch ladle, twenty-four punch ation. • cupa, one* cantrepioca. two candelabra The whole booth la surmount«] by.long with seven electric lights urpl fittings, oite strips of live oak moss, while the en­ wallet, oha pitcher, one pitcher tray, twq trance to the booth U made o f « bow­ goblets, one A|l>dish. on* meat dlsli. ono er of sugar cane J. ,D. Rooney, aafflstentree vllsh, ohc sauce bonl, one »«lice uIII Industrial Sgeui of the Seebourd tray, ofie coffee urn. one sugar bowl, one with headquarters at Jacksonville, la out -cream pitcher, oat coffee.*et troy, onff of the. familiar and busy figures at lira ftulf.ljlih, one cigar box. land show. He hae made »his headquar­ V.ifAl •' ■ 7-v. ■■ -------- 1----- — ters wlth>hit Alachua coqniy display and missionary work done by him haa tended T H E SCOUt B A U GAME to Inures»« the - Chicagoans' Interest la Florida. Yreterday more ' than fifteen Truup 2 Won By tha Small Score of barrels of Florida pecans were distributed »• ; 5 lo 3 . *. ' by the Florid Ian* A handful was given The game started to b* a hot contest. to each visitor tn the land show Troop 1 scored one run In thtf first and oo«.-in tlii secorul innings -iiTroop 2 ll« J “th e n , up .In the third Ifi■fbg'py scoring two Am*, and gslpad one «;* - ■■ r run In <he seyenth inning. - ■ (Tie General New » o f THe Land v?«»op l". In their half of the eighth la* * of Flowers. -. nfng; scored one run- Hut when Troop.2 Came to bat In the eighth, tbo'nirt worm , ■ 0 • ■< ! • •* .'«•nertlsy w u a real Tha&kagivltgFday, R*. W. Moors*. Wife of tte /o & JW T banker who r «« fec^ptiV m» -d from, tha Federal penitent! a rf •jAtUnta to the hospital i f Fort MoORnon, lor «he wij] dine*with her huabaad stajctxd. The opposing pitcher, Hume Rumpb -- •h* to t time op Thanksgiving In four yetis. weakened and froop 2 scored two run». Tut Managcx. with whit Is declared to tiff' (he largest Thai won tba game. • B P . “ ** hi lu history upon the Initial ' T j ’“ * iweuy-second' annual convenDancing Academy *. UR Southern Eduoalional Aaaocla- * Messrs. Mahoney and Wltheringtoo have 11 Houston, Tax**, yesterday for (eased thq City hall and will give regular .•N ff gays'ffeeeloo. dances ev«ry week. Good music will be Hibernians In New YoHt at- furnished on-*ench occasion end good or­ It J f » whlcsb they thought waa a der will bo preserved. J ! 1| ! * ■ 1 *. ¿0 «Jet Irish. ^ And than the officials of t sent down a guard of Irlffb po* ’ Arrival and D eparture o f Trains ■: ir" 1 Protect the «how, - HOTTfl BOUHD Lv. L33 a m Ar 123 a m is «tgle-eyed foot) Inspector« No. 82 '■* 11.13 n m " 11.03 a m 1Nve'held up several carloads NÒ. M “ 2.B9 p m " 229 p m 'Intended for shlpmant to watt- No. 60 • I for Christmas. Undo 8 am evi* No. 28 " 9.00 p m SOUTH bound waau ih« western kid let s to have •«•BdfMtivaL Ly 2.28 a m No. 83 Ar LIB a m - . ■ “ 2.23 p m No. fili " 2.03 p m U tU very.gtarta " ti.23 p m " 6.09 pm No. 85 IW delivery etarted yeater* No. 29 V ^‘ ■' ¿Mr' %* i 1 . v " 120 s n UKANCH UNES In full regalia taking the , « n le ra are Thomas and kIQ^ ^11 hiiidlt the —f vie# p. m. Na 24, t.v. LIB p. in.. Leeaburg-No. 'l l , Ar. 11.28 a in. Na "Lhla new service marks {y * In*.Uja. delevopment of 22. Lv. 6.1 S p. ru. Oveida—Ar. 10.50 s. m. Lv. J.00 p m. *'* -jj * - ■ *^*" Vélum* IV BROKEN RAIL CAUSES WRECK Tram No. 83 Has Aooiffent Last Nlgi|t NffRT Klaslmm«* Going south last night with a load of tourists and returning excursionists, train No. SB was derailed near Kissimmee. Tb* engine, in charge of Engineer Toler, and tba mall car passed over the rail, but the baggage car and the r«s( of the coaches wort turned over Into the ditch. Baggagemaster Royall was badly Injured by the Car-load of trunks piling on top of him, and It la thought he cannot recover. Con­ ductor Allen was also badly Injured. Tha pa ss engers ware badly shaken up and braised, but non* of them were seri­ ously hurt. Had tbe engine turned over there would have been a different story to tell, and many live« would have been lost. GOING OUT O F STYLE LMt«e Are Discarding The Old lly le — — Lace S hoes Yes, said Manager TUUnghait. of the Duckworth shoe store, the other day. I selj three pairs of button boots to every polrjSf laced ones. Tba boors ore IRC. afid -With. jJdLy*»« alklng.aklin-wosft now jhey are almost essential, for they make the foot much daintier and more gracsful ‘ than tbe laced models, which of course, suggest utility rather than beauty. Tbe well dressed woman selects for »hopping us* bottoaed boots of soft, fine quality calf In a dull finish, ot of patent leather with dull leather top*. Cloth-topped bottoned boots with very light sole* are liked for dress wear, and It Is probable that the white buckskin buttoned boot which waa a fad last summer will continue In pop­ ularity all through tbe Winter. For coun­ try and atormy day wear there are knob­ by looking tan boots also buttoned, and trltbmed with brogulng and heavy stitch­ ing i "The Chorus Lady" Tlte great big success of the past dramatic seasuu. The Chorus lj»dy‘‘ by James Forbes, author of "The Travelling Salesman" and “The Comutera." will ap­ pear at thiIm perial Theatre on Wed­ nesday Dec. fl. This comedy ran for pne whole year In New York, nine months Tn Boeloii. six months In Chicago and six months In London. England. The story of tbe play deals with the life of the chorus girl, of the present day. and shows tha -temptations and the dangers the la exposed to. but when She knows the g6od from (lie bad. as our "Pat" doe*, ate rout* her tempters In characteristic fashion The dressing room «can* In tha second act. Is ona of the beat and most laughable scenes ever produced and leta ua see "Ilf* behlod tba tcanes. -__________ Were M arried In te n ro rd Our readers, or some of'lhem at least, will remember that Mabel Paige, whole filling an engagement here'and who with her company will present the play. 'Billy'' tonight, was married to Mr Charles W. Ritchie, her present manbgsr, in Sanford some three years ago. Archdeacon Brown who preformed tb* ceremony Is an In­ mate o f tha Church _Homs and Hospital and -will probally spend his .dffcUtrtng years there. Tbe meeting between the CULltt) fR O M THE STATE PRESS three parties must bffYe been pleasing, for Mr. arid Mr» Ritchie are seemingly as happy'as any newly’ wffds end ttey nat­ An Cpltoma of tha Week’s M ost lm' urally feet good toward the man of God porlont Happenings In (he who bound them hand and heart. Sev­ eral member* of the company who ware tf % 8 t B t * * * 0«>n*An. v The poastnffer station at Fort M«ada riltb them and are still msmbors, witnesshas been wired for electric lights, and two '«d tbe ceremony arid Joined in the feledlarge lights will be erected outside, near' 'u tlo n s (bat followed.—Reporur-Star, the nation, for the accommodation of pas­ . . •) ■> Tbe Pensacola Electric Company has sengers on the night trains. ' » * * » The grand*«tand of tlte South Bid* Ath­ found It necessary-, to order four . new street care In order to accommodate It» letic field. In South Jacksonville, was de­ stroyed by fire a few days ago. I tj l Increasing passauger traffic. ALL AROUND FUJJitfA thought that this was the work of kncen> An electric tight plant will be Installed diaries- The grand-stand was the prop­ a t Winter Haven Juat.aa soon as tbe erty of the ferry company. machinery and material .can be gotten James b Hammond, tbe millionaire and put »P- This little town will look New York typewriter manufacturer, nar­ very citified when she gets•J lg hi lighted up rowly escaped death a few mornings ago with electricity. in a fire which partially destroyed his Four of tha large Mallory Line steamer* $50,000 yact. as she lay at the foot of were at the docks in Tampa at tbe same Main street in Jacksonville awaiting re­ time one day last week and there was pairs to her machinery. Mr. Hammond great activity on tbe water front In that came to Florida in lus yacht on a pleas­ d ty . _______, ure trip and tor bis hefflth. Tlte E. O. Painter Fertilixer CompetV tn Tlte contract hds Just been awarded In Jacksonville baa recently purchased thir­ Fort Dude fur the Installation of a be w teen defes of land adjoining It* Mg plant act of boilers to operate the electric light ?t : F .rT 1 .1 . - . .;*. ' Jacksonville. Extensive Im­ South" In cemeoL walks Ja to rte laid Building la Orlando for the nlomh of plant and water supply of the »mar y tlon. provement* will be made on the new prop­ fb e entire cooIrict caUs for ibffoutMr oo “This (a an' ^ober amounted to $79,974, according erty......................... • tn# porVof the OovarooMM of JM M . to the parents Issued by tha dty clerk. .. -".iir -fir.. ^ »• '-ïj& tàt.% II Y: * . • '* § r 1 • •: ■ H ■ ■ * ■- . -ó » s tr ia i WHY THEY GAVE THANKS Stanford People Had V a rio u s Reasons F o r T h a n k s |lv ln f ir ANY WERE L^ FTO U T/P H O N E US Tbff Young and Old Had Something To B* Thankful Tor—Be t o r t and 0«t Yours Felix Frank—That we brought him out. Dr. Fursler—That be will soon be In the village of Anheuser-Busch again. J. N. Whltner—Lake George Is a ther­ mos bottle. A. P Connelly—That some thing« are goifiii Mi way. I rank .Woodruff—Thank» for the Job. O. W. 9p«ocer—That they can't takg Jt away for two roar* A. H. Selgb—The weather report overcoat*. K. R. Murrell—Maybe lettuce will something. D. A. Caldwell—Happy to be alive. Tbe Caldwell Boys—Busins** is pick­ ing up. ’ W. A. TUUnghaat—That be has grown «ne.ln.Sanford. : ^ J. D Parker—Tha Gat« _CUy House still feeds tbe multitude.’ B. W. Herndon—That be mad* no prom­ isee. Chss. H and-N ext Thanksgiving he will - |D0W — L. P. McCuller—He dou r have to run for office H. H Mill—That politics never Inter­ fere* with horse-racing. H. P. Driver—The emoke-stock la secure for another year W. D. Holden—Ha can now settle down to the real estate business D. L Thresher—Hunting Is good un election day. H.R.Stevens—That hewn* not elected. 8. Rung»—Tn* Elks Club rein alas. W. W. Abernathy—He will not have lu run again for two years. W. H. Undar wood —Tbe Irammer la mightier than the swallow-rail coat. J.-Jk Roberts—There will com* a time. Dick Calhoun—Sometime* tire goat does butting himself. -jkrtbur Yowejl—That Morgan won. . W, L Morgan—That this is young my& s Cbaa. Kenner—That the country Is saved. W H. Palmer—It only comes once In two years now. •* L. B Brown—Sometime* dreams com* true J. 11. Harrleou—That music still hath charms W.J, Thlgpln—Sometime* I can forget. M. F. Robinson—That *U things come to those who welt! Tom Williams—That he wok* up In time, ; ...» S. Maxwell—That some drift will oome again. ; Paul Bigger«—That he took that last year—when ha gould. , Walter Hand—That the corporate limit* Were extended. Chat. Ding**—That he live* on Sanford Heights. Jfidge Stringfellow—That the worm can Butt some U/off- Tv' W. J. 11U1—That burglar* only ooa now end theo. Cspt Elder—That the Ananias Club not all liar«. Jim Harris—tie also brought him out Frank -Millar—That be haa a " breeches " a t borne. T. J. Millar—That, regardlaaa of fata, ba will "nail tbam in ihr —"* " Frank Mllteer—Tba open for the season. . W. H. WlUJSttoa-Tho «oon com*ofl^.- \< iT. J, a lytwsqn—That they te v o ’t «top­ ped selling cigar» bn Sunday yah Geo. A. DeCbtfea—That ba won't be bothered w ith the' d ty attorneyship any Mayor Laka—That be won’t even tn explain again. . Jack Davison—Hi» reputation as a poll tldan U BtlU intact. .' J. H. Overman—Because It will all out In the Wash. W.M.Haynaa That some time tb* care will run to Cameron utea. -> i. * Tim Keene That tbe on tbe right aids. * 0. 1L Fernald—Tbe telephone meet waa a aoccess. E. E. Brady—The fUg Noise can now remain slleoU �. whlle'on duty o wpelLaáQ »*• COUNTY HAPPENINGS month*, assaulted by • negro me« «od badly cal on the left side, /o n below the heart. Ha la retting easy. we are told. U n. V ^adta of Sanava avenue, la ouL Main, after an Ulne» of ear eral weak». Byrd Willi* la at borne from Cow Creak, IH C EV EN TS O F ORANGE COUNTY where be ha* been on camp guard duly. Several of tba young folk* nr* planning efficient S ta rr * r R eporters Weekly to taka In the John Spark* Circus, Deoemb e r7 tk Cavar» th e í a r r lt e r y f o r The Herald The trucker* are happy over the cool weather quite a W of »tuff being ihlp- A l fettle of fancy and uecful thla|a wIH be for tale at very reasonable price*. The ladle* here u»«d nothing bat the beat material In risking thing* and the work U well 4on* also. Refreahraent* will be «erred nmJ progr.im of.some variety will be rendered. W* hope our friend* will remember the date Dec. 15th and be The many friend* of Mita Salile Taylor who la a auree in Dr. Faraona office In Orlando, will regret to know that abe la la the ho*pi tal where abe haa juat bad an opmttóH m nppaadacm *. s tis w u r e n - T H E M A P E S F E R T IL IZ E R S '^X No Add Phoaphate or any of hi Aliaaes ORAN GES— . ' • - .. — • - “ « ■ * • . t f J S W S K i f W ">• m u m m m - ■ Better prepare for that in advance. It will come. You will ttirely want them. * * Maximum Juice. Thin Rinds, Bright Color and heavy weight The Mapea Syatem and line of feeding can bo depended upon m Meadamc* (E. 8 . Greenland and P. CDur tertuliara i m n you perfect u ( . i r . |m Lodi, quick«! m .tu r l.,, U .i .hl^pin. Mr. J. R. Moody of Ebenarec. waa a Millar, of Cameron avano*. hntartaln<^(ai U r» « treat «ad high«« »«rW vrrta* ------* We hope so «*« quite a crowd from our visitor to Lake Mary^Sunday. Ffe haa euchre last week—Wcducadairavcniiig. ♦ . * •• Thirty-three yean In Florida and never more proaperouk ■than now been In north and west Florida on a busi- The following weré ¿vesta at the very vldm ty a t tba drcua in Sanford next H e a r W h a t W * H av a to S a y A b o u t I t 1 new trip, but ha lays Oranga county for pleasant affair .Mr. ßad Mr*. Welker. Mr. him. and Mra. Hoajtopl Miseea C, R T . Clay. Him Mildred Rhebinder, who la attend­ W rite to L. A. DRUMLEY, A gent, a s H ^ t} ,.F lo rid n Rev. J. F. Sundell, who hai been ill for Laura Kish, Neva Gonnley. M ean. Deal. ing aehool a t Steiapn • University, vialted friend» In Cooeva laat Saturday. two month*, la Improving »lowly, Ha bud FUh and Early Goropey. Or to J . R. TYSEN, A gent. Ja ck so n v ille , Florida the mlifartune to loose hla old faithful ■ Mr. and Mr*. Huma# hay* moved from Gordon Flynt la expected to arrive in F o r full d e scrip tiv e p a m p h le t ju s t issued giving M ap« horse. Tommy, last week. Tommy will Ratledge into the (him house, on Cameron Geneva from Foray the. Ga. thla week- £ record in F lorida, b e st m eth o d s of fertilizatio n , materials, haul the parson no more. avenue. ' *' . J i H. Holder returned home reocttlir d e scrip tio n of goods, etc. Wedding bell* were set ringing recently Every male pereon i f abot-gun-earrying after »pending the auramer with relative« whan Mlaa Lunquiat of Uptsla. and Mr. size la going hunting Thaokaglvlng day. and friend* In Ga. Thompaoo of thla ptaqe were married. Wa wish them many happy day* together. PAOLA POINTS Mias Lenora Arnett, our efficient school Spadai u The HanU; ZrLLWOOD NOTES : : 4 V - ^ i-i s -M teacher, »pent the week-end with bar peo­ Tbankagiving thla week, and “Spark* Special CofiMpondencr ta Tba HtraM. J f ' l — . . • * . k . — -------1 1 - A I . » I l l I » .IM M l. ple at Longwood. f Bom. to Mr. and Mra. Jooea, on Nov. Rav. ‘J . McKinnon, county superintend­ 2nd. a fine daughter. ent of education, Vlkited'the aehool hare The' public aehool la programing nicely, lipat week. Came ogaln. with Mr. Fly* a» te acber. r hlr. Joe Fprtler.who is a fslthfuT assist­ ant to Capt Francis Karel, paid hla old • Mtaa Ethel Houston, who la training for home a visit laat Sunday. m ine a t Daytona, vialted relative* here Mr. Barney logersoll I* reported on the . alckJiiL also. Goadweti.JJebloa^ who There Wo« quito u large congregation - ciiue-bnmg slckr'fMffSanford, chore be a t' MntMS t i n Sunday, a number Of fen been a t work! Treat all will » about visitor* being preaent soon. ' M r. Jo n e * »pent" a * 5 a f in Orlando laat The sound of the uyito boat la music in week. our ears—It be* been silent so long. But Tfrt. E. JanttalM of JeckaooviDe. la viali - in lld - nor ta ie M r John Evin» long (o ■pend the v in ta . overhaul and put the boat In co nmUaioa J. F. Marshall and family have remov. In* reintWe» here for a fortnight when ho had a fov J»** off. Wo will ed from the Fla now cottage to tbelr new. - have to he on good tern.« ith . ohn now. home ocrow the Weklva. The Lake Mary Social and Industrial Fredrick Stone juat from England, la League bad their monthly wor; day and new comer among us. visiting hla San far 4 Ledga Na. 2 7 .1. 0 .0. f . picnic last Friday. It was a ;r * n d suc­ friend, J. W. Booth a t Twin Lake*.  T ï -  l l * ? " '" " ” '1 cess. Cleaned up tha road ar d stxawed it; also cleaned up the church. property. MONROE NEWS A «lightly etacserated pafTormonre, hut let It Now there la aome talk of piloting the Toth« Editor o C n * IW * Jd ; •sminai* Chapter Na. 2,Order Caatarn Star ■tend for thoae Plus Qualities, to be found in all church. If anyone la interested in such Meat* every H and «od bunk 1*ridir lo swath Chester Miller of Lawrenceburg Diamond Edge Tools. trarr ana who b«a m hto Stai In ika Coat a n good work'as Improving church property, ^.visiting friends here. cordtally lavited » vttt It* chutar. contributions can be tent to Ur. K««tui«1 Mr*. Dukes of Watertown, Fla., la vialtThoae qualities that have to do with the “Clou," with “Hang,” with “Clean Chipping“ and “ Working McBride and will be thankfully received. Ing her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. J . M. r. a E . Celery City Aerie ISS3 Base'* In the axe. Such qualities appeal to the man Dr. Levis, of the Lewie Exchange haa Oglesby. low Ant «od tkirdTunadayi la «very month who upea the axe because It mean* easier work, been la this neighborhood buying orange*. Great Interest la being taken In prayer better work, and more of It. We are very aorry to hear that Mrs B. meeting* and Bible readings. Subject J. Overstreet bad to go to the Jackaonville for Sunday night la sin. Everybody In­ SfiCtfMkd sfiá fourth Mondays. Viti ting •I war i w*!roroo"*P. E Hstcfclnoon. C C Sanitarium to be treated, but trust «he vited to attend. ' E d g e i s / Q i¿*u j y ’P i e d g e m will. aoon beamong-.ua again, well and Lettuce la doing wet! since the cool atrong^. waathar s a d thejxuapecu la that It la 0. L Tarier , . Mfewg U.. E. Tolar. Serra- Mr, Wm. L/nch of Clyde, waa over this going to be Vary fin*. U ry. Cummonleatton orear flr»l «od IhlnlTnur»wày Sonda y. E. D Knight of. Kansas, la vJMitng hla dar« «t 7i ï 0 pk n t VWUaaktmhw» waiaoM*. Mr. and Mr*. Duncan Smith have moved sister. Mra H. 'Merman. S a n f o r d , F l o r id a Unite Ir tU w rk w d of Carpenters an* Join >Sanford. 'We regret to loae them frog V. & Hawkins klllsd 1 fin* wild tra af Aratelas keys weighing 22 each this weak. Sanfurd Local Un loo Na 1701, U. B. of C. «od i. oí A. » N U ovory Thundoy nUbr a t'T o'clorh in +++♦♦4 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burk have returned J J . A. Rum or.- praaldaot; T. L * , BUDA ITEMS home, having apent the summer with CHILDREN INJURED. > SaecUl C w r t t w n l u a to Tha lW ild : * friend* In Ohio. • . ff. O. L *anf#fg lad i» ISSI * Mr. Hoyt Taylor of Orlando, la visiting Ordinary Cathsrtlea and fllla and * J. W. Bell, Jacob Imboden end John * hla aunt. Mra. W. L Taylor. Harsh Physle Causa Distress­ AND r S nupS Ä "M f f c T ” Warm were on a pleasure trip theÄ . ? “ ■> O. L T ino», StentU J ing Complaint*. , ♦ Rev. Brooke of Oveldo, ares visiting at Weklwe thl* week and reported a good "* Ton cannot be ornscarrftil in the the borne of Mra. G. A. Nldmbon last time. . '/ • L A O .A * ,- ’ T K * A selection of medicine for children. O Saturday. He came to fill hla regular ap> The recant heavy rains have dapiaged Only tba tVry gentlest bdwel medicine p o in tm e n t. . | R.H. Caistr. should ever be given; except In emer­ the growing crop* oo loi l wvt*ry. , , ROOM 20 Mrs. IL A. Nicholson baa been oo the considerably bee*. gency cases. Ordinary pill»/cathartics sick lût for the pest week. Wa hope she and purgative* are opt to do mor<, 8, PiC0 Block will soon recover. harm than good. They rany . cause ---• * . GENEVA JOTTINGS griping, nauaee and other distressing Quite a number of people from here at­ aftereffects that are frequently htvilthtended church, la it Srnday, at the Geneva Talk« Edit« of Tha Herald: Qpen Tu e sd a ys 4 to 6 p. m Mra. T. W. Geiger recently visited her destroying. Methodiat church. AND daughter, Mias Lydia, who la teaching W* personally recommend and guar­ Misa Mildred Rehblnder, a former pupil school near Tampa. Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m ani*« RexaU Orderlies ea the u f m of Buds school, but now of Stetson, mad* and moat dependable remedy, which Mr. Lammae arrived last week from a flying visit to her parents last Saturday we know, for constlpetlon and associ­ - andSunday. . - . - tt-. New York and reporta things freezing up a te .bowel disorders.. We hare such o S t f á n g e r s W e l c o m e there. absolute faith (a the virtues of this Misa Bobble Nicholson and her two aunta Dr. and Mrs. La« la and son reached remedy, that .We sell It on our guar­ have returned home from a visit to rela­ Geneva Monday last to spend tba winter antee of money back In every ttmmnce tives in Sanford and Daytona Beach. months a t tbair boms on lake Geneva and where it falls to give eullre ■atlafacÍ+-T1 Several of the ladies of this place at^ enjoy th* baadtlful Florida climate while lioo, and we urge all In need of micb ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ + + * ■tended the Ladles' Society last Thursday medicine to try Jt a t out risk. are read, by the people their Defiance Mends shiver and abak* In •0 at the home of Mrs. Kuliz. on Lake Gene­ Kefxll Orderlies ar* oaten Jnat like Ohio because It give* them va, and report aome fine articles being caudy, are ■particularly prompt and ; « « news of sboorblng lnMra. H. If. Patishal) la visiting her mo­ made for the Bazipir, to be held at the agreeable In action, may be taken a t tcréât People no longer ball oo the 15tb of December. Everybody ther Mra Grade In Jacksonville for ta any time, day or night; do hot cause go looking about tor c days. la Invited lo be present. dlnrrbcrn, nausea, griping, excaastae things they want—they o o Mrs. Harley of Chicago, who will winter leoeeneea. or other undesirable effect«. JD to their newspaper They b are a very mild buf.posM re m E m at Daytona.' la axpàctad to visit bar friend. MOORES STATION lo t in form ation a * to aclloo upon the prgana .with which : a H Ü C. A, RauWraon, this week. SpwUI Corrnpooden« i >Th« Har«T¿ > c£ whan such things may they come In contact, apparently act­ Mr*. Moore has boon b>Mn ill thn<t week* . be found. This method The McNeil ha* been helping tba boat ing a s a regulative tonic upon the ♦ wlth’dWvcre attack of grip! p. «t i w home Howard to move tha fruit from Lake Har­ saves time and trouhte. <■ laxad muscular coat of the barrel, (bus of. her daughter, Mrs. Joe Cactérob! oh If you want to bring ney. Quantities of tba beat fruit la ship,OT»rcomlng weakneaa. and aiding to Placed at tha gnvts of y«w lowd «»*• «¡ Cameron Villa road. tTTUurwsres tp die anenped from this place. --------restore the bowels to more vigorous <» ibeuM ka s f tha m «t dsrshla roifb.r ( Ward Hasty haa been ehtertaiqlng^ « *don of this community, gntnita. O si loo« «»parl.uc» <-o end healthy activity. A Each1year ChaseACa inspect fruit from u» la |u iu lM otu monumíot* w brother from North Corollna for *.ma time. 6ur advertising columns Bexall Orderllee commonly completetbelr various packing houses a i It pastes b* of tha high«! «jvriity '•* ro*,,1,llL .. The D.H.M0W place, on Hai In id street, ' ly relieve constipation, except of through Jacksonville and thla season the Writ* s* Ufo»« BtskiSI roar parch*« course when of a «arglrsl chsractrr. has baen rented to * fomBy.by.th* name blu*-ribbon wttLwon by C. W. Culpepper '’ «ad w» «Ut Mb ait däi#oi »»d pc“ **They also tend to overcome the necesof Irw^n, from Georgia. .Tut was the «1 Geneva, hi* Trult being pUrfectly pack­ u , ........ ■lty of conatantly.taking-laxaUvm to t T r i E C l A R I , ^ - . . . . , last vacant b a s t i o n Of <uny Had about ed. This Is aom thlngtobe proqd o fa* kaip tha bowels In normal condi­ here. ■ there was touch cgfepetltloo. Geneva 1* tion.. Three altos of packagei, 10 Mr. and Mr*. 8am Schwartz have re- justly proud oT Mr. Culpepper'* cent», M cents. sn d OOceota. n«memv turned to tbelr home, an Lai e Golden, JM**. Is a home, boy bar, you can obtain RexaU'Remedies from th* ncrth, wbore they 'u v e boon liked by every one.<H* feLnot only a only a t our store—Tba , Bexall Store, spending the sunnier, r ,ÿ " *£ good packer but ia forrmAti InSljio packL R. PHILIPS fc 00. ---^ • ^ M k Jamas McMUttn of Lake GoMen 1* tW,M a t 1 1 J . C . V-focovering horn a gérious Ulnaalof sevarsl « - The ladles will hold their bazaar on tha □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Mino fid a ring Co. / weeks* d u rm lo tL 'f^ ^ ir V sod evoulng Of tba ifeh of Doc. J OcrEatridge, who t i n been wod t prcà pact of an* t a f ’ _ _ _ s u r vacation the atraet cars In’Jackonvllle fo r, uooe and enj*y_i' evening a* | C snothec.—AUunth J A C K S O N V I L L E , F i-A . 3 * Tournai PE R FO R M A N C E W. L. MORGAN Sanfofd Library i: Free Reading Room ; OUR ADVERTISING COLUMNS ■tìbi �'>*• M | POULTRY RÀISINO IN T H E SOUTH «.ctlon o m ri 1 *"*■» Ify I *f| f Profile R eadied There are hundred! of place! In Uo North and wutbean todar whlob a « rapJjly growing In importance ns poultry „Wmt regions—sections from which onnnully thousand! of cralea, of eggs are .hipped and thousands of dressed birds. Tha southern railway baa effected over J* its lioea the concentration and the pick. system fur handling ihaaM s nnd poul[rv at a lower oast to ihn. glDwcfand fsr “ ore c o n v e n ie n t for him. In these sec— tkM» a»muMiitd>^r roen. men who*are making ¿58d Wonts from their places, snd *ho jtre Increasing their output «very year, ja „xihwestern Alabama poultry buy; ... worked ,i up nn » a considerable CDnsideriiblo bual busl-. ert luve Desbandare now shipping Uve poultry snd egg* w venous peris of the country - From within a radius ¿f fifty miles In the heirt of this teflon $250.000 north of poultry end e ff t ere shipped annually. The town of Eupcra. Mi»»., has worked up the poultry business In the delta aec' tkm amounting to $100.000 enually. In the valley section of Virginia are many great poultry farm* and numbers of small shippers. Along tha Norwood branch .of • the Southern $500.000 worth of poultry product» are shipped out each year ' UorrUtown. Tenn-. Is one of the largest jiuliry centers In the sdhth. »hipping out each year In the neighborhood of 1.000 carloads of poultry and eggs. *.«, . Instances of success with poultry In the southeast ara legion. One grocer In southere Alabama. keep» about 500’~chlckena for their eggs alone; For the post five years his dally sales of eggs have run from 19 to 23 down, a t prices ranging from 23 to 43 cents per down. Ho figures ■ 30 rent! pet dozen an average price. This means a dally Income of $6 from ’ egg». Another care 1» that of a ponltry m is­ er near Citronelle, Ala. who came to that section some years ago from Wisconsin and settled on a 40-acre place. He be­ gan with general * farming, and soon brought his farm np to a high degree of fertility and Increased value. Not long ago, however, ho saw the Immense |«ossibimiei In the poultry business and de­ cided to go info that Itne. He bought 30 white leghorns at the be­ ginning. nnd has increased his number of hen» considerably. At first he got a/i av'nage of about 200 eggs per duyT which were contracted for before they were laid by hotel "men In Mobile, to whom he ships three times every week, at the net price of 26 cent* per dozen for the Whole year. The hotels taker all his culllngs at 50 cents a considerable item of .profit, and he tells a number ofputehiod fowls a t $1 each. ; • • The hens nit from eggs alone, it la fig­ ured. $126 each. In May. 1010. 75 set­ tings of eggs were hatched, and (he chick­ ens of this brOwd began to lay on tho first nf October of the aathe year. All the»,- chickens are kept on the gilifce with those r-lived from other br-jods, and are still se<?pt u ip theiJ net Inking ability d s n is tu i culet tif m ite t on Ifis p-ace an i 89 tucccut. iff tha .fowl» nre kept in these. He grew nearly 2 bushels of i " « v " rout f 'ur nera« of land.'set aside for »Usr twrptve.'ninl much. ftihej (Vpd nctfi' ed u iru uced on th« pl.njej*v « j s ' / 'O r > tti;m wnmm -Wiitni.it made ii .• \ -It I pMltry, po a large scu/e • * *" entc» it I dl.wt:. "One man nti l tils *»i e nn ,- idly huso tinJ ewe for 5.000 fc* c.cka run Oct met' until day; sell 4.009 .at two m j om-tialf pidndt weight At . 1' i-*n week» old. acooAb'ng to breed, and «asp 1,(190 of tha.best pUiIet»sfor‘luy ■ ***• Fifty good heel» will produce nil the ,/„ *14» needed for hatching.* Four 23Q-egg . dxs iocubatore wtll hafch and eight good brooder» will care fori tho chicks uutil they are old enodgtr to do without,, trtaf, and then ten ' small brooder», 5x8 feet, will furnish all the bouM room nocessary. 1 »rrits oaly whit I know, by experience, •id not theory or hearsay. What ’Is need«! to make good profit* froirt poultry in tho south U courage to begin and ttkk to It, 50 good hens of a good laying breed, and ten acres- of land, .with a •mail capital." Election Echoes m ‘ ^vSeolwd h is Indulged In the raciest d t y political campaign in It» history. Fo r “ M f weeks The .Herald has been raking In advertising by the square yard. Each •Me said some good things. N o t knowing the exact issue and acquainted w ith but Iew the men, our mental vote went out to our friend Holden, for m ayor, and for the Progresaloolsts, but w « koet out lit our mental p o litio ^ g , Wq aometimee do In Practical politic», by the bemleala bang­ ing oo to the bottom of the progressionist W t . Apparently, Sanford thinks It baa * ° ln$ « • too “ C e le r"-Ity gsl| and "Lettuce have oowpeas.” —Orlando . . The fiwft and t h a ^ n j p a t / I ivhMh Is unjust coa Veojly profit no Which I* /lUt-.CSD rwlly "" Qeorf».- Mabel Paige Coming Imperial Theatre, two nights, commeriting Monday. Dec.. 4th. Opening bill, "The Lost Trail." The following la what the Tampa Morning Tribune has to aay of this ez-client company; "The Lost Trail" os presen led by ibe Mabel Paige Stock Company last night la one of the most iitlenselyjiumnn plays ever presented here. Seldom lini a sto k company so thoroughly united an audi­ ence In following u story ns was the one whlph attended the performance ut the Greeaon last night. Miss Paige, os n breezy westers gi|j offered u most de­ lightful exhibition of her versatility, fol­ lowing her mote serious roles. And Ed 4-uwrencr us "Duo Lumber, "back to dyrpauw) spurs from swallow tails and Ttl'e»W* revealed,in the going. ¿pjrjrffcs the old story told in a new wny.‘ It was that of the man who stint» out in life with bright prospects for suc­ cors, but who falls in with evil com­ panions and "loses the troll. ' He realizes almost too latc.but saves himself through a true woman's love. Cast In four acts, | with the scenes centered at a military post in Colorado tho opportunity for thrilling scenes is abundant. Misr Paige's delineation of Edith Folkner, the General's daughter, was refresh­ ing and entirely natural She threyr an enthusiasm into the part In acconl with the western bteeziness nnd In the' crucial moments always measured up to the true woman that the part depicts. “*A Ed .Lawrence, who hus been chilling in* boiled shirts nnd high collars during the present engagement of the company here, milled to go back to his favorite nd hejnnde "Bud" Larrubee a port It worth seeing, lfe outswoshbuckTetT Artagnnn and was meeker than a dove under a woman's benign influence. Tickets now on sale at Maxwell's Ice Cream iiurlur. Price—25.35-50- and 75 cents. HOME TOWN MIPS T g -RELIABLE POWER FOR YOUR BOAT ’Qrs/ Motors In riorid* loname to (bs list of your state. S « I — » » , | I » «11 « M f | L 1U4 SttBM.rv f. | - .1 •reíníi rMhi»»l m LO N G ISLAND'S M O D E L TOWN Forest Hills Qardsns, Financed by th* Russsll Sags Foundation, ta Open Nsxt Year. A model aiihurhtn town, financed by th« Russell Sage Foundation, who»« general operations are shaped by Mrs. Sage, will be opened next year on Long Island, nine mil«! front the central business district of Now York. Forest Hills Oardena, as Tha place will be called, will occupy .A tract of 14S acres and provide de­ tached humes for 1,600 families, who will pay for them a t the rate of $16 a month and upward. The ground­ work will be laid by well-known landsoaps gardener« and arcbtUcta at a preliminary cost of several millions to the Sag« estate. Btre«ts, lanas, parka and gardens will b« definitely de­ signed at th« start, th« bustn««« .««otlon will b« ooncsntrmtsd, sod ysrloua reeirJoUaits en/oraad - fur-the« ggfigrkl ST«*'«* welfare. It 1« proposed to fils• WJO/Ot ' th« hom««' to professional men ran)and clerks at a coat not muoh greeter than tha ordinary expenditure for rent. Another town for fam lll«a.pi much smaller mean! Is Lo be estáb­ il «hed later, but with equally good sanitation and regulation of tb« g«n, eral plan. Dy thla means personF In mo2erati'“clFcffT[Utane»s, U ta »xpeob• d r win b« ab le-to obtain l^tosw- of Improved construction and with b«tt«r surroundings thaq oan be »soured on th* average. \ ' This Idea la not new. though there are mod 10cations In some of the de­ tails Enterprising real aetata men have long been working along almller lines, apart from the philanthropic hacking, and building association* have reduced Ibe financial require­ ments to a oooperatlv# basta. Buying home Is one of th* soundest of lnvestnrenls, and real estate dealers are quick to extend thelr^buslnese with the aoneral public on terms consistent wnyi business'principles Waiting for a benefaction la nesdleas, though the new Ideas and advantages that oome In that way are appreciated. New towns are springing up on I.ong Island mainly because, of Improved transpor­ tation. Tunnels under East river give quick and eure access to the city at all seaaons. Furry and other delaye can bo eliminated by the olaee whoa* vocations require them to be In oloee. touch with thom etropolltan business suction. T o u ^ o f millions have been put Into thq( tu b es’ under the snd Üie subways as a. commercial ItP; vestment. FVirest Hills • Ofifiena. 1» fiqt one of a score o f new towns planned In. the. Long Island suburban region. Rapid? anfe, comfortable local transit Is a controlling, factor in the ray«. In.llvtduflj'projoeta vary, and by w stiKly uf il)°" whoTo field a person looking for a'botne can adjuat himself lo ’his own clrcnmkiat^qts Tcm wrun nu»so norisk i InsetrctinssQHAY—t)>ry nn bncknd op tJ « $vat%uU* thaï «heolute satlsfsrtlo n to you. If you did not t* t onr U s cstsln g w rite for It today, .uns». vl * 1 2 H p MU*S>i >1 a r. Im a w f M s l l a $ r f - a d i i n a r y e « | i M t ^ M e l W f nwe #41 h e » r ed a hsg » M -r if j * k « t l n i a» U li» I lai k o o ste« m* a ie iq— e r y , H b $188 • ■ A Y MOTOR COMPANY ns a a M i t t s -------- |G E N E R A L B A L A N C E - S H E E T :: SANFORD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SEPTEMBER 25, 1911. ASSETS L IA B IL IT IE S Loam on Real Estate se- cured by Mortgage $3-4,000.00 Com m on Stock paid in $21,744.65 •• Loans on Stock to Kths value , IÇaih on Deposit 320.00 1,104.65 Other cash items in officc or in transit 62.62 Preferred Stock . . 6,000,00 Accumulated Interest on Preferred- Stock , 201,64.« . • ,, , < - * ' Bills P a y a b le ^ ,* . . 5,600.00 :: «* Subscr. Depoi. Coro. Stock paid in adv. 10.00 Net Surplu Credited to ,. : *Stockholder*.as Div/- 1,840,05 o \ O; O Vÿ ideods. - r* íX 1 Jn •’ . r -1 / * • -• , t* * ' $ 3 ÍL ¿ á7 ^ *55,- ¡ s m X ............i ^ X. . - .-r •. i I*» A. P. CONNELLY Secretary and Treasurer Miss Stone’s Irc tu re ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + e + -6+'fr<-+ + -H-+-V-M>4+-M”»~v+ + *-M -++*^e It was very gratifying indeed to »*•« the large crowd of interested listners, who filled the llnpiiM church, Wt«lni*sdoy evening to hear Miss Stone s lecture. It is of course understood that there was n two fold interest nnd desire to sen and hear whoi Mins Slone liml lo say Why Leonardi’s Blood Elixir is the Best Remedy in the World. opart from the subject matter of tier The Only Medicine That Cures Blood Poison lecture, there was a natural inclination on the pmt of the audience to see the Sold Under $1000.00 Guarantee That It. Will Cure or. Cost Nothing women who hud unintenliounlly mid without tlje shadow of desire nn her ‘‘When everything els« has failed, Leonardl'a Uluod Ffilxlr baa cured me of port, attained such international fume blood poison." nnd played such u conspicuous t>art in In thousands of Instances this has been said; »cores or people In every town and In every city have told this simple story, the downright cold, hard American history. facta, the grateful testimony of men and women who have suffered from the , M|ss Stone Iwwevcr. possessed an inter­ discuses that are canned by slugglHb, Impure blood. —these are what have est iHirely personal She Is a forcefdl and blade l^onardl’s OloM Elixir the one remedy above a,H, others that pbyilclsns Qucnt speaker, evidencing great interest prescribe. dniRKlst* recommend and the public endorfie. he unfortunate per»on who la ailing with scrtjfnn», skin dlachses, tootle« in Iter theme. She was very happy in *, ulcers, »ore»,,syphilis, rhoumatlstn, catarrh, oj a n / other disease aris- . her introduction to her lecture, using the Ing from Impure hlood, should use this gFeat.re'rtiedy and get iQimedtatn re- _ ^ Thanksgiving occasion, soitie beautiful lief. ,' f, * e ^ thoughts #pd suggestions of the bfntherIt'l« by merit, snd merit alone, th at L eonard's Blood Elixir has achieved Its wonderful pre-eminence. When a elck man or woman finds that ho or she hood of man and the fatherhood rtf God; has taken a remedy that has actually done alb that la claimed for It, ihelr who children Me all urr, reminding tier friends will all be told about It. It Is In this way, through the recommenda­ listeners that though sometimes deified, tion of thoee who have used ti; that this remedy has won auoh rentarkibls the pleasure of Thanksgiving reunfmt,success among the bpat people thrpngWoin the South .. v with our natural »isiers. brother» and A person will contlmih to suffer from the evil «/Tents of blood poison for years and will JO from bsd tiz worse unless he Sttacks the disc«»« bg getting family that G»d has gWen us brothers t4d of the tranajural and unhealthy irolsons In the s y s te m s u p p ly in g new and sulci». Hi* children everywhere witli blood arousing t<? healthy action tHe kidneys and llvtr and «Hgestlve pygans ' whom;wo c/ln niway» be at homo wfili GR OW TH DF PARIS IS S LO W and strengthening the -weakened nekvpaa syitem. All this nmHu*t .thia Leottiid Happy. ’ nardl's Blood'Elixir will do In th*--tbtlBlfud6 of c |se s or. hlbdd dUeaaea >**' ---SJitf then »piktfof her ¿rent wvrfi>_fiSi Its' Ostn*. Osln',,1» Ofsauy/,. n«yve*"r« r*—— where ItJiaa been used, It b U D«T«r failed, ,1» ‘ ét»»tfy( !; Í4oyv«ykr. rejrf.ns a ntlakfanary, and & pfAsrjit B e r ll q A lo n a D M ptiU # J h l r d f t ' grjiai W*k ti* " W. C.,T. U..''*a|>urcrl‘ li^om f i . r * > 7 ^ * l t .« ’/ i- ' (Uttflo w6tk and thought pructn?all(. onD'^ •-/the Vfih«'. ■'Freñffi F rem ii cep . »us. Uk»n . , rlesf . under -7gt>pshrr riuiiir. She beaatHullV month show» that tha Iriçrcase Iq-lhe ti^gmifMiied nnd *blended the two . grthlj ^pbpulatfon ’ufÄfari» Id the- la«r\flv* ine g r e a t »ark of .helping! 'year* herré 83,f¡9i In fen yeark. cadges into tin;tun a( the samo rots, the growth would .be ufitiftiug a|nl saving the wails of rn--n ' . -the.' gain' Ja . About lWO^. 1res thap. . She spoke of the several eastern ruun-r ripvclsniLJif ■. a ■■ ■ '■ ■■ ............... ... 1 V . - - ‘ * rei Isst ddllfda....As^.W ■ e s s e — . . . e e r e j N W j tries tho hod labored in and touched mAttej of fact, the Incrakfe in Fsrl» inòrdtfiaitoe trofie*ln$ p e rta in Ufeenie ! briefly on her experience; of tin; coptine from 1901 J o 1P11. was only i S ^ l k r of lior'party hy tlie brigands, of her-six ib e gain lii the h-aC l.nlf-of the decade' O fdtine! t>f the .WsfQf snd. City Council of months captivity mid more- briefly trf iwat-(■1 having, been decidedly larger ' than (Wit -Ksnfoei, * Floildsi íldS! *' : , *“ Action t. T hst ihclkvn»* la* h n sio afirr raeaT the growth of the first fife yean.,-. release. She ul»o »poke, of the- r/iu&on tiooAl th ■IL be p«U lo the Cllv ot Ssnford tv the why s^te remnlne^Jn Amencn. and hnj} !G*^rJils In cru ssr Is very, small, for »o perebn» et>»*|ci In. n ian stin i or trsnsaoijo» «he not rietfitntxl to Iter niisskmarr work. greqt sJcity.. In the ten yasrs from leverai builnnSei or oocvpslkaii herelnaftrt menMiss Stones heart is In her work, slid 1901 to 1911 the rgte of growth has MovJns llctúrc Shu«», Klfieen Dollars (SIS.bo): ¡reel C srnivsli. Street Shows, Street Performbean a little Isis-than *6 per cent, Street an intense personality and shows every which falls far butow the aVersgo rate after*. aacr « Upo»likx> .CpmpSntM. for «sdì lenL tmnl ce other structures, an d for each dsy. Ten evidence of being able and willing to wotk of expansldn In London, Berlin or St. booili ¡torli IIIO.OO). An imali ihows, other th an ,ill: until tho Mailer calls. ■ >' Petersburg, not to speak of ‘ New ihestrkal Strk-sl oe oc vsodivllle. vsodèvllle. slvstj wlfhln Yorir, Chicago or Tokyo. ‘ " r ,, '5^*, revered.aeurvenvired. or slven In encseun'k. for each -day. T iren* Hut the gain In Paris has-, .been ($28 ■|mpo,tant Alaskan Industry, • 00). . Section 2 —Cootrirtor* euntrectln» few bulldlos. enough to show that the French me­ Alaska's llshlng Industry, next In tin erection or portanre to mining, kIvoh cquployment. tropolis la not likely to come to a rehouies , . . . ( $30.00), BU) Paillai, snd he the ■ tahilsllll. and It le evidently as proa to lg,68B persons, of whom“ 1,823 are M * e t B H » 4 h v I k r ._ Tillors U sto* Mdse« cSöummor.or.Winter Dative». In the last five years the ter­ parous as It lias been -at any time Aietui tor Çj fo rclotharmanti. w e t a n s u i . Th# three million l!mlF«V nof. far frota ««flit-foil ritory has sent us a Wealth of $43,600,your wáíitB ia the aw ay,./or tho nsyr census shows I,000 In salrnbn alone. The total out­ A u t o m o b ile ' U n e . I f y o u w a n t- to . . -m * " *: r put of fish (a 1910 was worth $11,- I46.6SB' residents, eAlfiflve of several rent • . Important suburb».^ ' f , , *• 181,38«. ' * w ■ V«r. ( ciotto*. This question of L suburbs renders . A M o t o r F o r Any P u rp o se d m ter a re»* asgfj^ion that somewhat doubtfulil th» t rat* or o ta ra s for Ime fot Wc*ledane. w e a re a t y o u r e e rv ic o w ith , th e parts Is still tha thl^fi^clty of the Ik* fttocs, Tweftl: world. It ta clear tht(»r the French v e r y b e a t c a r s ,- ‘ W o n ever ev sleep, capital hsa a .wide margin o vtr Ber­ I f y o ij a ré * i n tr o u b le '¿ fill us any lin;'’Inside the limits of the two great bouf of the night or day. dtiea, but It ir not a t all certain that V the population of Greater Paris, with I thU 28th d»V M tfc o S f! S l ' t ó w t ; adjacent suburbs Included, la largar Pc e ra i L u x , Mtycf than the total for Greater Berlin, us­ ing the name system of Including con e.& Ginne Company Stiford »»»ri -, ttn io iis suburbs. su bu rb s. ' ' *. . k'-. tigiioua New goods arriving a t W, W. Longs NE 331 p Tokyo Is growing numb faster than Grocery — give him « calL* lfi-tf Fog koything tn -th e Jtsrla and sir 1» Chicago. Both protnlino Cl, prólmg ,¿ome ;u e to 'b e on tbe-heels of tba FYeiieh 'm itropolls w tthln'len yeark. But for H O R A C E to.Ui shCÍ wew'fiUsTN E N D E K ^ A L L IN EZ H ILL thV present Bsrlln ls the only cfty’te antee you- **lkf*clonr>ork ; tba c n k r o f m u o io . ; dlsp’n te th<f F(irftt»q‘ ffialfti t p . - tb* ■■r* WUI Civ* La»»**» st the H o u » of (h ù fis «Í ¿ticca that ora/right '. on among the world'» grekt esu- Agent 1e r IMI O elek rated H allv f * D Davis < *- *j . -■*. » FIAMOS Ooroer-WooOruft Bidg. Room 14 below^ •AMPONO • • PWOMDA ■ ÉÉ . -1' ." V, ws n . .¡.I ’ • • :■ ; w ! T V : v .>• i*. -- ■ i A L W A Y S CURES a S For Sale By-* W ro. G . Aldrjdgc, Sanford,, Florida il WhatYoiiWant How You Want It When Yon Want It mmrnm m / * i-, liíi i l i �November i dart- rw b lk h ad E t« t Tuesday a n d n v t s r M antas By T H E HERALD P R IN T IN G COMPANY R. J, HOLLY. CtNUr '■ . W. M. lU YN tl, Business Msnsgsr ^ •uascription Pries, $ 2 .0 0 a Year In Advanee Wish that Jacksonville “Queen of the Shoppers" would liiO a Silent King end get off tho boards for a few days. bringing the people dow n bet« and San­ ford must prepare to Interest them 4 n winter homes. There la no city In Flori­ da th a t can give them more for the money than banford. J . M. Canhcart has given up bis posi­ tion on the Tampa Tribune and will be the private secretary of Senator D. U. Fletcher. Good old Mack deserves it all will make two Florida crackers In tho Washington preei^anj. ~ The cold wsvs-ls here and now the lettuce prices ought to soar and green oranges ought to turn en d Mr. Merchant, you w ant to get busy w ith your copy for that big Christmas edition of The Herald. Business i t at tbe . floqd tide, sad -you m u M -B fC *ftf£ lh iiV r --------- - There is a bunch of small boys th a t Ihatff" arffimfi1the tw rr moving picture Sboyva and rtake themselves generally obnoxious. They evidently do not a t ­ tend school and from the w a / they smoke cigarettes and use cuss words their parents have been sadly neglecting them.. The marshal ought to look them up. One of the most talked of mén today la Hon. Lew Scbenck, m ayor of Indianapolis, who has taken a unique way to reduce the cost of living In Indiana's capital. Not long ago ho brought into the dty car­ loads of potatoes snd broke the market price Into little pieces. This week be haa been collecting turkeys by the hundreds In the southern part of th e state and has offered them for sale a t prices low enough for m any a poor faintly to afford. “ Hon­ orably apart from the mob of swaggering windy humbugs," saya th e New York Sun. “ who whack loudly a t th e tariff and trusts and y jw p pbout the cost of Jiving, while doing nothing to bring It down, tbe Hon. Lew Scbenck, sola and unapproachable, bag punched tbe middlemen In the gorged middle and dreadfully laid him low. Wo know right now- Joel abou^ what presents wa Intend to give. We could go forth on a shopping tour and sea practically everything that (her* will be to saa four weeks from this time Now wa can shop with comfort and satisfac­ tion. Three weeks more and the store« will be simply pocked, there wLU be green salespeople a t the counters and the time and. attention which we like to have given us wlU be missing. Does it seem reasonable to postpone shopping when we know the conditions mentioned, here will be realised? Certainly not Then why do w# do It? - Simply because it has been our custom for yean and yean. Reforms a n slow to bring about and they will probably not be. put In forerf-until th en ere sacrifices too g n a t to be un­ heeded. However, then a n more women doing e*Hy shopping this year than tbere were lait end next year there will be even more. The reform may b« alow in coming, but It la bound to materialize. The unreasonable. Inconsiderate way of buying for Christmas that baa prevailed for so many y e a n cannot be continued much longer. There will be a general awakening some of tbsse times and then the safe end eane Christmas will be a fact 8HINQLEB ï M i NÁMH L U M B E R f O A flV L V J ■(F o rm e rly M oNAIR A BON) Dyal-Upohureh Building, Jacksonville, Florida O ur sto c k is W ell M a n u fa c tu re d , C a re fu lly G ra d e d ,'P ric e Low. .c a n n o t fu rn ish o u r s to c k w tite us for p rices. If y o u r dealer *1E1k Jieto fLongtooob feotcl at î.ongtooot), jfloriba Now o p e n for b u sin e ss. W e h a v e a sp e c ia l w eek e n d r a t e o f $ 4 .0 0 frdm S a tu r d a y n ig h t su p p e r to M onday m o rn in g b re a k fa s t ine lu d e d . A p le a s a n t q u ie t p la c e to sp e n d y o u r S u n d a y . T a b le sup­ p lie d w ith th e b e s t th e m a r k e t affo rd s. W h ite h e lp e x c lu s iv e ly . Good , s e rv ic e g u a r a n te e d v . . Speolal Rates by thé Week or Month •* . t* s . , 11 1i F u r t h e r in fo rm a tio n g la d ly g iv en ; • j W rite, w ire o r p h o n e C . W . E N T Z M IN G E R The Perry Herald will conduct the Spring j campaign along business lines aalaevbProprietor denced by the following: Politics are expected to soon warm up and we wish in tbe very outset to make the (ioalUon of the Herald clear. ; In state and national affairs, we expect A number of officials of tbe Ctyde to furnish such information as we think earn ship Com pany from New York City win tw< of' service to the voter« In s t f * T e l n J a c k * * » i is a »visit. The will injf the best*avaitable'^tnen for"the officer end rvrw k In’ t)jr ptaie-' * ' "*• to be filled; but In county affairs we shell u k e no1stand, editorially, either for or Cbmmon Custom. against any candidate. Every man who Whan s estivo Mexican girl falls In is likelyjo run for any office in Taylor^ lore with' a young man. she sings county Is as well known to the voters per­ Yohgv to him -and" fn due tibio They sonally as he is to the editor of the Her­ are iurrriet. ft*« v.ry much the satpa ald; therefore., any Information as to tbe Way II .Le Ul . u J dial««, If IL« young lady Is a singar. A. F. F A LC K Resident Manager Steinway & Sons Mehlin Behr Bros. - Mathushek "Crown” Story &. Clark Kohler & Campbell - Haines 'Bros, and Fischer TPE t A O ir OR THE .TURKEY? If we could only replace llie eagle with the turkey as our national emblem, sug­ gests tbe Boston Globe, we should ihea stand before Christendom for our highest Ideals—“peace and plenty, with a proud port,. bespeaking self-respect and a full stomach." *** *Thla may aountU^giher materialistic, coming from the liub q(the Universe and the sanctuary o'- culture, but the jest re­ flects a sentiment which .the average American of today harbors deep In his vitals, albeit be may protest to tbe com. . THE HOMESCCHERfl trary, The truth in our nation Is chiefly This seenu to be the favorite season of concerned the y d ? round, 31 weU es oft tbe year for the coming of liomeicckera to this state. The explanation seepia to be th a t the western farm er waits until ho bos bandied his crops before sulking out if“ homa^htmUng.".t Then. too, your west­ erner wants to coma to Florida and e n ­ joy the salubrious clim ate just the same as we d<x This being eo, be drops down upon us.for tbe first lim e In the fall., - .. Florida should be-proud of this class of prospective cltitsnt, a n d should, do all that la , possible 10 Induce him to come ftnd locate. Tnls state needs more men. Teal men. Your western fanner is a real prevail In s nation so young as ourg. and mao, be Is an American. Bring him bare one which, until recent decades, has been and you will not have to teach him forced to think ‘primarily of -brasd sod American ways—he knows them. He meat. And to 4be sure we have lived ‘ conquered the Indian end ;hs western xestfully end successfully up to our Ideal. plains god be can w in out over every We hive-produced more millionaires sad obstacle to be mc( with here. skyscrapers, perhaps, ’ than any other If wa gfit citluna for this state from country under the start.* Vjfp have at Old Europe. so> much* c a n not bs said for least not failed to achieve In our particu­ them. They do not know our ways of lar field of endeavor. jtvlngr and. In fact. If they corns from But evidently there are new impulse« Southern Europe they c a n scarcely be said •stir. Having eaten our me«« of Turkey, to have our traditions. we ere turnlng|other things to a r t . and Therefore, welcome, ye westernsr. Come music and literature, to tbe thing« of tbe and make your home w ith us'end we will sp irit . . greet you rlght.-Jacksonvilla. Metropolis. Fakir ■■Works" Lakeland DO YOUR SHOPP1NO tARLY Did you bite? Of course you dld-»we » jf —-* Looal merchants ere making* every ef- meen oa that railroad schedule card that • fort to take care of early Christmas shop- the traveling gentleman-who will never ty . ; ' • pert. Stocks have been displayed sartler fcpend a nickel In the town put up to you • ' this yd*r .than ever before end woijl from this week. Yet. we presume you did bite, S > • ell phK^eh u'.io the sffe & -th at’ the mova- because he had alreaoy worked the mar­ l . 1 ’ ' m ent for ajafe and sa n e Christmas haa chan (sto the tune of f 100 when seen by » rondo considerable* progress. • ,k took « member of the Telegram, staff, The year« to bring about a eafe and' sane railroad schedule« will change In a.few Fourth of July and the stark iswsrii that* days but your od will j» ' there all the (.”* * , end w as slow and" diaoouriflii|, but It same (If anybody can find one of the finally brought result». No one would cards) as out of date as tbe echedulea think of returning to the old fashioned Than, when you are approached by a Fourth with III dangers and annoysnoss. concern that pays sevsrathundred dollars « To bring about a Sane Christmas will a month In wages to people who «pend it iV*lprobably require just a t many years, b ut with yea. yea can say that yea can’t af­ ■}t: after we bavs seen w h a t a blessing such ford to advertise, and that you “don’t be­ | v* an Innovation can ke we will wonder why lieve that advertising p e y v nohow."— we clung to the old w a y for so long. Lake load Tel«gram. • There ere dangers In the present Christ­ m as the same as there Were in tbe add- - Tbs nursing home at Ith and Elm Ave, fashioned Fourth o( Ju ly . People over­ ta prepared to care for ■ limited number s ' - ' w'** t*"***1* "1 snd over-borden others of surgical cases Mr Wrights n u m In • by trying tofoa month’« work in • few chart*’ ; SJ-tf Good Things To Eat DR. JOHNSON S EDUCATOR CRACKERS AND The Autopiano • ¿B p * -* , NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY’S . . FRUIT CAKE* And all the Fruits and Nuts for a Good Home-made Fruit Coke t r. •♦*'•< j. ■. Send for Catalogues, Prices and Term s F L O R ID A JA C K 8 0 N V IL -----------------•• DRY BLACKBERRIES - DRY f I T T E B CHERRItS ¿ ..MINCE MEAT O L IV E S A N D P IC K L E S . IN BULK Qnly ex clu siv e bilker in t h e city. All m ix i n g done with l a t e s t im p r o v e d Sanit n r y m a c h in e r y . S p o n o e r’s BRICK CODFISH B re a d h a n d le d b y a ll f i r s t c la s s g ro c e rs . OLEOMARGARINE SPECIAL ORDERS PILLED PROMPTLY Wc Make Everything Known to the Trade PHONE 106. NO. I l l PARK AVENUE . C E L E R Y AND ■- C R A N B E R R IE S J . D . Roberts N ext D oor to P o eto fflo e Conuiliilon* Merchgnti T Southern Fñüts and Vegetables 887 WuhlnitM S t. NEW’ YOURlpthlif Room for Tomato«« tod other goods which reqmlre ^ ! CalcXUie Drift? A rtlfld«! Heat . n _ “T M arket re p o rts to Sanford dally by w ire Ku 1Ki.Nua-.-New York County National. Bank, New York- ^ Apply Tor Stencils, stamps and Information to Lewis Vegetable Exchange *: - Soie Representative for 6enford and district. Senford Phone 251 / ^ �W INTER LEA G U E IN FLORIDA . Little Happenings—M e n tio n of M a tte rs In B r ie f. PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST SU(,,iIliiri Of th e rioatlng Sm all Taft Succinctly Arranggd to f H ur­ ried Herald Readers. ** • lin. H. t Tolar returned from her vliit w Jackaooville Thursday. .* ^ ^ Egwwd Uoe.w u.borne from Station — ¿U week for iO H d p tf f a t :---------^ nceot bold »nap baa cau*ed a great -— jn (be buitue» of "winter go®d*i- - • Mr. u d Hr*. C. W. Cook, of Columbue W f l b f t »P“ 1 lh0 W6ok ,n s<inf0,d- .„ .W.III. nit«- la recovinfl f»m a M ajo r Leagues Will Try Out P layers * / Here In W inter Chicago, HI., Nov. 30 To allow base­ ball recruits a better chance to show their wurth as players. President Charles W, Murphy of the Chicago National League team , lias proposed the formation of a w inter league. Thu leaders of the CIpLs would h a v e ‘eight team s In Florida, be­ low the frost line, to piny through the w inter inutnhs. He believes the plan la a probability of the near future Bo many playcra are picked by mntor league tcauil ot the clpw of each season th at it Is Impossible for them to be given u fnjr ulul. According to his belief, before"the weeding out process starts In the ipriug. He would have no player on any of these winter team s who hod more tjian a month's experience In- big com­ pany. The players on lease would rep­ resen t teams In both . major leagues and opportunity Would be given team owners to study these players am^hnow exactly u t dance Hr, Wd Mr*. E.* W. D. Dunn ipeht tlariigivlng with their daughter* In OrInvlnstble Foe.' T b e word obsolete puts a battleship Mr. J. W. Schafer formerly of Franklin, Midi! U now with J. D. Robert* Grocery on tb e Junkplla quicker than a bardfought battla. as toast cutter. Mn « x Wideman and Riley, insurance Dyss Give Life to Furs. BU from DcLond. were in the city this Dyed fur» retain th eir color longer «reek looking up business. th a n skins which have not bean dyed. ^ Mr, and Mr*. E. L Ferran of Eustl* ipeot Tbanksgivinf\with Ihelt' dougtusr, C h ln e ty £ & |% to-"'*ofie?*Bkat#a. Mn R i m n s b e r *nd family, R oller skating ho» reconlly becot , Mr. and Mr*. J. M. GlHon and little sou popular lo Hong K ong' -vtnt’dowii to Plant City Thursday to Ship your produce to G W Judy 8, Co.. ipeod Thanksgiving with relatives. Tam pa. Fla. Write them for stencil frl-tf Mr. tnd Mrs. J. U. Elam and Mr». Wilkie Dont forget to try the dried chipped left yesterlay for Cuba, where they will beef— chipped, while you »nit nt W W ipeod a month ere returning to their Longs grocery 15-tf Lk> m v ^ |n Wichita, Kansas. For n good table and home cooking mum.* The Sanford Music Club will meet ul lo the Sirrtne Hotel for your menls Rotes the residence of Mrs T A. Neal Saturday $5. per week 24-if afternoon. Dec. 2nd, at 3 o'clock. A full New Cullformu Prunes 15 cents per lb. attendance of the members Is desired, J II Williams—Sanford A v e 1-u illeede £yx. who is traveling for u Him We are ei]ulp|ied to handle your repair la Columbia. South Carolina; surprised work Sanford Machine N Garage Co. bU fathers family and many friends, by 4Ntf coatlag borne to spend Thanksgiving with One and iwu hors*' wngoni »nil celery f lured side bodies ulUnderwood s 7 (f W. L Speer went up tu banford tills If you po> in,ue you gel no inure if you morning to join a party composed of pay less you get much less, tlinn if you Mttsrs A. P Yowell. G A. Speer and W. couie to board at the Sirrtne Hotel.. 2 |-tf W. Wstson, and spend a few days huntEntire Wheat flour In bulk J H. Wil­ ioj—Reporter-Star liams. Sanford Ave .U J V, L Miller. Eugene Koumlllult. Willie All kind* ul repair work Sttnfyrd Muleffler, Nixon Butt and Felix Frank went chine & Garage Cii 48-tf sp the river. Wednesday evening, on a Gas engine repairs San lord Machine Hkiag expedition. They returned Thurs& G arage Co. * 48-tf dir afternoon late. New Florida Syrup 6u cents per gallon V&vid and Wideman Caldwell, W. 9. 1—ic Lyon of Greensboro, N. C; Messrs. Cox, J. B. Williams, Sanford Ave Commencing Dec. l«t, I »ill discontinue Inlo sod Alexander.event up tbe river Thikksglvtog morning quite early on a house to house retail delivery My bread hunting and fishing frolic Is handled by all grocers whose wagons Any s|<eeiul Tbs Mabel Paige Company spent an call nt your door daily tour here yesterday between tra in s Ed delivery desired will b<* made wiih pleas­ . ,24-21 Uwreoce paid The Herald offjcq a visit ure. G. W. SrincM. , uA said that In " Billy “ and - Tbe Lost A utoes and earring* painting nt Un­ Ttsil" Sanford could be assured of fwo of derw ood's., First d o s s work/ 3-tf tbs finest playsef the season. Hygetile -Graham Flour In hulk—J B. j/itisses Rose Dickinson and Louise Williams. SunfOtd Ave _ l-i Shepherd accompanied by M essrs Frank New Palifurniu Evaporated Peaches— Milteer tnd Braxton Perkins w ent out to 18 coni* pet IJj. J B Wiliams. Sanford’ bmiVDod, Wednesday evening U> attend Ave; l-te •he Thanksgiving dinner and opening Wade, trie Tuner, Urlunilo tf fcp. •t tbe new Hotel Longwood. The (Aid Fellows'Sanitarium ai G aines­ ville is soon to be re-opened Carrier* r o r Herald L esso n s -NeilTuesday The Herald will bo doIn Erertd by two carrier boys an d any one Voice C ulture • “Mb* the paper delivered to their (Italian S y stem ) ■Ml* oto have same by m aking apCarrie Blaine Yclser 309 N inth St. ftcstloD to this office. There 1* nothing rr l- 2 3 - 4 tp too grti) for the Herald subscriber*. That Cttrlstma* Edition l«*ld *• usual wiU Issue a big ** «diüon on Tuesday, December »bleb will give the merchant* line to tak* * large space and “ »hopper» • chance to read the *®ents * week before Christmas dan Ibis'year will be. bigger and h*n aver and will go into 2,000 w thU .vicinity. |t will be filled od Christmas cheer for tho young •hd Is boufld to be tbe greatest W*tf that ha* ever been published W ANTS Wanted—To sell, ode Improved Rob­ bins Iron Age ixitato planter, good as new. Inquire. Edgar E Brown, R. R, No 3 £5-5Ip For Sale— Une lot with two houses on It. Corner Oak avenue and Twelfth street. A. Schneider. 23-3-tp Stamping—Shin waists Jabots, scarfs utc.. over 200 patterns. See Mr*. Jnp Jenkins and let her stam p jour Xiiios, gift». 338 French Ave. Phone 2ii7. 23-6tc At 115 Railroad way, opposite Express Olllcc. Frank Grahm's Tailoring Co_For For Side—One black broad cloth one piece suit utid one MI'WMF'wnped m at s u it also two men's suljs.* 23-tg^ . 'To jny Sanford friends who im plny me when at the Beach, and IiaJe used my Cclpbruted Little Pink Malaria Pllla, which you know never fall to cure Malar­ ia and Liver and Blood disorders. Tel) your friends they can get them at every Drug Store in. Florida. Cull for T-C-U-C Pills Guaranteed by Dr. Jno. A. Van Val* I?1», Fri.-4-tp Furnished Flat for Rent—Apply, to Sirs. C. M. Williams. 124 Palmetto Ave. Z4-2l-p Cabbage plants for snlo for next ten dfays. Apply to C. R- Walker, phone 10. U4-2tb Wanted—An extra good cook, and to do general house work. G^xl wages. Write X. Y. Z., care Herald. 24-tfc Wonted—To buy 35,000 to 50,00Q feet good celery boards. Any one having iheip (u »«H con find u buyer by address­ ing the Florida Vegetable Growers Asso­ ciation. stating price per thousand feet. 24-Zt 1 must sell my Toby—the handsomest ami best of family horses. 302 Park avenue. . 1_____ , 22if Furnished Rooms- for. Rent Large front Room, Hlff'Park Ave .'"Telephone, Gas ond bath. Phone 137 22-8-ip For Sale—Lettuce and Ix-an hampers, In carload lots only. Best package on the market ul die prloc; can ship on short S A N F notice Address WiUlston M l g Co., Wil. Iistou. Fla 21-10tp Fur Sale, u< exchange fui city income really—Five acres cleared laud, southern part of city 175 acres river (jont ham­ mock, close in A bargain Owner, Box 173 21 -flip Wanted—To buy. good second hand surrey Address. Edgar Brown, R. R. No 3 25-5(p Fur Stile—5 acre ftitui. iwrnty bearing orange trees. 50 pcuch trees, also very large bearing pear trees, modreti 5-room cottage, from and back ixirchea, faces south Golden Lake. 3 miles south east of Sanford. 5 minutes wulk to street rail­ way. also Oveido railroad Fine drinking water, good bathing, fishing und swim­ ming Also 10 acre tract of the very best celery and lattuce land, well located it-mil© wesi Cameron City, less than o quurter of mile from Sanford traction carline l.mul has a gentle slope from North lo South End. so there will never Iw any dang«« ul soured—tand. Guaron* teed to gel flowing wells on land. Reusonnhle price, and terms to suit. Address box 1127 City. 2-tf5 Tp sell—Residence cur. 3rd st. and Mag­ nolia Ave Address Mrs. Jerome Bruce, Sumpter, S. C. 20-fltpd Three Light House Keeping Apartments For Rent—52 50 33 00 arid S3 50 per week. Sou Ilien st corner of Second St., and Laurel Avenue, Mr* Hooper tf For Sale— The richest high laud farm In Orange county. Stock nml tools. Thirty acres, 2 In fruit and 12 in cultivated field, balance in pasture and woodland. Good Broom house aiid out buildings. Gas­ oline engine nml waterworks. 3H mile* from town, ii mite frqm belt line oh S il­ ver Lake. Pleasant lo Ipok ot. Very healthy Elevation 70 feet above San­ t • ford (’ticup and term» easy C. F. Wil­ <■ ( i p j w liams. Box 923. Sanford, Via. * 10-lf Fut Sale—Llkaff. one. large soda foun­ tain with lldurt * Ho'lutling tables chairs etc P O Box ¥5ti, »nliford Fla, |H|f One of tiie most suitable tracts ot land in Florida, near the brnuiiful Indian River, now open for sale. If you want food land, prctiy scenery, health and comfort, do not icl this oiler slip by. write to J. F. Sttndcll. I^tke Mary, Fin IK-Htp For Sale — Horse, wagon, carriage, single anti double harness, gasolene en­ gine and pump, farming implements and automobile, all at u sacrifice. A. H. Brock. tf Ten acres of good land for sule at a bargain. Three ucrcs cleared and croplast season. All under fence. Near , ling station on traction line. Almost given nwfly Particulars at Herald Office, . ^ ^n ir «d a‘ tfi« Weklva et WM ,pw,, *1“ hunting i*n*. Port ne tim e and most Clothier and Men’s Furnisher O R D F L O R ID A / J ust a m o m e n t o f tlQ W l y o u r , t i m e a n d w e ’ ll • . _ * W i L o j i , y a u r .j o o t . y o u o u g h t t o w e a r .. P ic k o u t a n y : f it t iii ii to us. . <* • T h e 1 ‘ N a t u r a l S h a p e ’' ’ a n d style o f t h e . F l o r s h c i m » t n rn b in a tio n h a rd to h e a t. ^ A com plete show ing i t 55 00. Sgnre sivles fib. 00. ^ C K W O R T I+ , -i1 . .................. . ^ t j r,.- ' ( S a n fo r d , F lo r id a f •______ _ I Ocx Py.rroxx ‘' ' li ■ 1 ’ j;KixfX Ai A TTEN D T H E •*>. 1. Peoples Church ** , < * • *■ Sundxy ScKpol. 10 s. tal Suadxy Motaiag putcbiog, 11 ». m Suadly Night Pmchiog. 7 p. m Wtdnttdiy Soctxl Mntlag. 7:30 p. T H tS T O N L atU R C H > •GEORGE ' r v n . rDr iWALDRON, w i r o ^ rPtu s t TH K CH VROH N I I O I YOU » » » ^ » » 4 . a » 4 ’4’4'4-» 4- 4-44’4 -+ + 4 'a » + * 4 ’4’4 -4 > » * * 4 > 4 -» » 4 '+ » » + » + ♦ ♦ ■»♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ' We can supply you. for imm ediate shipm ent BEANS rj a RLl, r.rxoai . PEAS O A TS RYE E. a . MARTIN & COMPANY 1‘ TIm OMm f t « - U «U S u u . • 206 E. Bay 8 t.t Jacksonville, Fla. s u r u r Misic.tr> B1St - THL CH.1SCI io « sc o u t 1 OSPOi (TOR *r OPlNtSQ rout ICCOUNt *ITH 1 SM.ÌLL AMOUNT too o t r i n to rout s u r -a n T> T J t n s t i I NT S TO t AT t -, N Ul'i IMI CHANCI. E x p e r t W A lt a fc h R e p a ir in g W o r k G u a r a n te e d . Send Your W ork to Us and Hive It Attended to Property Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing EOPLCS BANK OF SANFORO GREENLEAF & CROSBY CO. W«y consisted of Meaem David Uttia sou LafjsUe, J. C. Alex'■ j y 3- Lran of Grecnaboro. N. C., D Most complete line of Poultry Supplies. Garden add Field Seedi in Florida Of S L S H O l t O S S t R f ] i t n »id * For Sale—The simplest and b elt smudge heaters on the market F. A. Schurapert, Sanford. Fla 13-tfc ' For sule—50,000 Big Boston Lettuce Plants 3H weeks old C. K. Lucas, Eu­ reka Hammock. 24-3-tp. Eggs for hatclung^r-Thorough bred Single comb white Leghorns. Single comb m t u s i t i or in' r t n i u ■iHi s4ft.ir. „ « a in , i , UDCil wlttl Mr 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 Retail? .. We represent Ed. V. Price V & Co., of Chicago, whose Made -to Measure Clothes embody all these features. The Fall and Winter line , of . t over 400 all-wool samples of the newest colors, designs and models are ready for inspection , May we have the pleasure of showing th^pi to you? All Local A dvertlacm ente u n d er This Heading. Three C ents a Lina Eoch Issue K t Ht um ;• >«; *"' ;r ..*,*V *1.*%• *.• A7• a*"'1 T! - Ing property and paying for this Jewakrt, Silversmiths ind Imporfers -• ¿ .; Jsckgonvilla,-§)rid. 41 West Bay Street �* -, THE V GAME LAWS O f fLORIDA M urderer t w n i Gainesville, Flo.. Nor. ' 23.—It y u rumored b e n Monday that J. H Kelley, the white man who waa aantenced to a life term In the State prlaon for the murder of W. C. Seller«, a «pedal agent of the Atlantic Coait Lina, baa eecaped from the convict campa In Volusia coun- Synopsis o f Vital Points o f In terest To Sportsm en Although a month baa passed «luce tbe bunting season opened, It is not too Uta for some of the unexperienced spbrtsuen to poat themselves on the law applying The information waa brought to Gainesto game in this state. The Florida Audu­ vlUe by parties ramming from -Jeckaonbon Society bos published an art Ida giv­ villa. They stale that tha police do­ ing. in a terse and clear manner, informslieu on the ¿object that may bo of value ,U> many hunters, the substance of sing aa«t follows: foliowa: DeLand last Saturday, and that ha not being It la alwaya unlawful to kill.-capture Of, jjply aacaped, but .he ive In poeaeatkm, have possession, living or dead, buy, guard away ahead of him. Kt-Uey, it la sell or offer for sale, any wild non-game bird; to taka or have In possession tha the guard’s gun and at tba point of- the nest or eggs of any wild non-game bird, weapon forced the gsurd to leave the Penalties: Fine of $8 for each offense camp ahead of him. Particulars are lack­ and $3 for each bird or part thereof, neat ing. hence It la not known what be­ or eggs possessed, or imprisonment ten came or either party, but the Jackson­ ville police were asked to be on the look­ days, or both. out for Kelky. To have wild turkeys, quail or partridg­ It will, be remembered that Special es In possession between March 1st and November 1st Is unlawful—fine 123 to Agent Sellars was shot down in cold ■ $ 100; to kill In one day more than twen- blood at High Spring about two yean ty-flve quail and four wild turkeys: party ago, the murder being committed In tbe a ttir o Oi more, fifty quail and six wild dark while tbe victim waa endeavoring to apprehend alleged car robbers at that ttirile**—floe $23 to »100. » Trapfrhrf quail or p artrid g es/B S p * place. Kelley waa gnofted a t that place upon one’s own enclosed cultivated land.' several months later And. together with Is prohibited under penalty of fine of $23 D, i t Davidson, was tfWivlctod of the * to $ 100, as la also the shipping of wild crime at l’ala tka, the case going there turkeye^-quail .or partridges out of the upon a ebapie of venue from Alachua - Y ' it«td.4 The « m e fine is also imposed for county, Both fbea were found guilty of shippingbkyond the limits of the ogitfty murder Ip the first degree . with a recoin, metldation to the mercy of the court ;.*t Where klUfd/AhyrhMbe sà jp q jM « e .^ • It U.rOAlqW}ul to' ty n t un Sunday. the W haaKdkry waa asked by Judge Willis tw entitled to/bunt la th e state, and for a requirement are subject violation of to a fìtto of To enter upon the enclosed lands of an­ other that are posted, to hunt or fish, sub­ jects tbe offender to a fine of »23. Tbe game birds of the state are: swans, geese, brant, ducks, rail, coots, mudhends, gallinule*, plovers, snipe, woodcock, sand­ pipers, tallero, curlew*, wild turkeys, part­ ridges or'quail, turtle doves and robins. All others are non-game bird*. Not protected: English sparrows, big and little blue darters (Cooper's and sbarp-ahlnned hawks), the great horned ow), crow, rice-bird, mendow-laiif. Jack­ daw, and butterbird or shrike. Hunters may take tbeir game Home with them within the state, but not for sale. Tbe open season for quail ai d wild turk­ eys is November to February, both'irdusive; for ducks, October to Me'ch, both ln. ’elusive. As oblile, deer huntlfig la lawful thruugb’'.,r; -'oUt lhe stoic frdm November4 « (b March 1s t but the same law upplier to selling t venison and to killing more.than tbe ol• luted number of animals, as fixed by the various countied. Selling deer pi*** or ./• shipping It out of the state is a vlqloUon of the law,* (n most oountie* hunters are Y ' ■- W ‘ remtrlcted’to p ('small number of tlecr each , • seaton. anti gutno Wardens. have strenu­ ously enforced thii* rule. S ,. No protectlod Is given to other anltpaU.' L 1’* • native io Horidn, frhirh would trtnpi the ~ . ,r hunter In «enroll of edible food. ' ■/ -----------:: ■ — «■■■■■ •. . 1No Trial This W eek . { •->V Klaslmee, Fla., Nov. 29.—(Special-)— H ierqU ilule likelihood now'ihat the trial of O der Egbert Gilmore aiyl Sister Sears tjf tbe Shaker colony a t ' Ashton, on tbe charge'of murder in the firs* degree In 'Connection with t/Mh mini Inla{pnog chlor­ oform to Sister Sadie Marcjwm, another rqilnbefhf Ihe coiohy. on.August 22 last atld'pauidug her .death. will begin before next Mdpday. . j iJ Á - .- • *’* * r ‘i{"fck ^ ■The.grand.JufjrMhli morning began Its investigation of the case. It |s likely In­ dictments may be returned iate this after­ noon. ” In discussing tbe case this morning Judge.Pxlce said he did not think he could ?f the case bqfore next Mon'.indictm ents be returned. was< drawn for tbe tie A sseclatlen m pe AtsoclaUetf. which Han­ ford s i tbe piece for holding lion, evidenced every desire to per-^ T W ttrw rw i Although tbeir coming together wot far one brief dey, much business far the as­ sociation waa accomplished. They w en • representative body of men in tbeir •pedal lines. . The meeting of tha telephone me« wae purely (or busineee pertaining to general - conditions and a desire to Improve and extend tbe toll system. Tbeir stay waa for one day only, but they enjoyed a trip , « o the traction Une. There wer* twelve visitor« present: W. C, BrSreln. Peninsular Telephone Co, Tempa; Ed Scott, Arcadia; R. L Whetstone. . Eustis; W. A. Adkins, Atlanta. G«.; D. Mutch, Eustis; Dr. Moore. Tallahassee; CL E Bbdmall. Milton: —— Boweri. Pert Meade:-fi. T. K nlghtLeke ButM rW .'H. Reynolds, Otloruly, R. R. Reynold*, Orlan­ do; W. At !*■". Sanford; Goa H. Fsrnaid. Sanfonl; E. E. Vpglc. Gainesville. ur».n him, he ygld thqt he had nothlnf to say Tor himself, hut that pgvidson was as innocent as a now-born babe. . - Tarred Lady Teacher ____ _ The case of the young woman out In Kansas who was the center of Internet in the tsr end feather case, Is primarily one of woman's Inhumanity to woman, says Tbe Indianapolis Star. This young per­ son, Miss Chamberlin, was a country teacher near the hamlet of 8hady Bend, and. when school was out in the summer she went to the village to serve a l sales­ woman in the general stare of the place. She was a competent person, serving her employer well and being o f « cheerful disposition laughed and talked with cus­ tomers and others who loafed about the place, as people do la little town stores and made herself generally agreeable. Too agreeable gome of tbe women of tbe village thought, and when the hus­ band of one of |hem began to bang around tbe store apparently Tor no other business than to ohot with Mias Cham­ berlin. these women held a “mothers’ meeting'’ and plotted and planned for tlx girl's disgrace. The result waa the mr-. ring and fen [liering, one' man decoying th e unsuspgctipi victim to a mmota spot where ha' was Joined by haff ‘a doxeit others, artndd with feathers and a bucket of -melted tar. Stripping tha clothing ■from the girl they decorated her accord­ ing to' the customggy manner ip such cases slid left bar to htfself, kindly fralnlng from giving her the traditional ride on a rail, "> • It Is difficult to conceive of the state of mind and thoralq of 'a ' group of men «bd woman who could plan and perpetrate *'neh an outrageous act. yet presumably they count'.themselves of average l n tell Igeooe and rssaqcublUty. Ona of the men concerned in the affair Is a “leading.” If not a '•first".plUxcn, and his wife, who must have been one of tha Interesting tpwthers who pronounced the .glri'e fate. Is presumably a. If not “the” social leader of Shady Dead. At all event* the lawn has gelded a very unsavory repute. Really respectable and self respecting poo pie would not care to’take up their abode there. Acquaintance with the fathers might- Involve too matty peril from both fathar*' and mothers. : l- tv- T : i‘ • - : ; * -* ï** i \ - L •>'. \ *’-i . BRUCE BROWN WINS RACE Grand Prize Again GoesT* Millionaire Driver e 1 Flat Car Grand Prise Racecourse, Savannah. Ga., Nov. 30.—David L. Brnoa-Brown, driving a Flat car, won the grand prise auto race, the blue ribbon event of the auto world, bere today. He m ide the full distance of 411J8 miles io 331.29-13, an average of 74.43 miles per hour. Victor Hearn«, driving a Bens car, waa second. .H is time was 334.40-80. Ralph Da- Palma driving a Mercedes car. waa third. His lime was 334.40-80. was • great reo«, Bruos-Brown proved himself the greatest driver of them all. He duplicated his feat of last year, whan he won the great raea over the saron course. Ha won today by a margin of about one minute over Bearne, who also drove his car to the lim it Mulford won the Vanderbilt cup race on Monday, drove tha same car that be bad in the other event He led for a considerable portion of tbe distance. Braco-Brown and Hearne passed blm in the nineteenth d rd e o f the seven teen-mile course. When Brace-Brown flashed aerose the winning line neither of the others were In sight He rccelved a great ovation. | a Complete lin e of ¿furniture * TBts M emorial S a n tee :.annual memorial service of tha I Elks lodge of this city as well as every other lodge in the United S(ates will be held on Sunday Deo, 3rd. This day is sot aside-by the Supporne Lodge for .the purpose of holding a memorial service for lb« deceased member* of the order. Tha Sanford Lodge will meet in the Imperial Tboetpf.el 2:30- p. m., -on that day. This lodge being recently organ­ ized, this will be tbe first Memorial Ser­ vice hdd bere. Through good luck they have secured tbe services of W. R. O'Neal of Orlando who will deliver the principal address of the day. The i«ibile generally ate cordially in­ vited to attend this service. A fine pro­ gram has been arranged as follows: 1 Voluntary —.................................. 2 Ritualistic Work___: .............Lodge 3 S o to ...:.......................... Ml** Hays 4 Ritualistic Work..................... Lodge 5 Solo........................Frank Campbell 6 P ra y er................................Chaplain 7 Tha nato pai*.......Mrs. J. W. Darne* 8 Solo.................i ............Mias Bowler 9 Addreaa.. . . . . . . T___W. R. O'Neal 10 Ritualistic W o r k ......... .......... 11 Auld LaneSyne. .Led by Mias Hays 12 Benediction................................... * To P aren ts We most enlist the press, the platform, and tbe pulpit. Every press should warn. every platform should speak, every poi pit should remonstrate tn tbe name of God sod humanity against the prevailing indifference of parents to tbe welfare of ¿heir children. For 1 am forced to say to ail! whq hear me (hat. although we put lb ev eq school bouse ' a teacher of spot­ less character, ot th e'h ig h est attain­ ments, .as Jong as parents allow thtlr children to run the streets at mgbt, to associate with tbe low,' the lewd,' the vicious; as long as they encourage in­ subordination and disregard of taw; as long as thè cigarette and Dime novi.I flourish in our midst, the grave of the drunkard*will nut be unfilled, our Jails and,our prisons will not lack for inmates, and (he den of the harlot will not lack re era It*.—Henry Sabin. f C om e a n d ch o o se j u s t w h a t y o u w a n t. We ♦ h a v e it.. N o m a t t e r w h a t y o u r re q u ire m e n ts ♦ m a y b e a a to q u a lity o r p rice, w e c a n ijJfuriusl) ^our (Entire House from o u r m a g n ific e n t sto c k . A ll woods, nil fin ish es, a ll g ra d e s o il sty le s. W e are justly p ro u d of o u r lin e a n d w a n t to sh o w it. to you D ro p in to -d a y J u s t across th e s tre e t R a n d B u ild in g OR DITI F L O W E R S M IL L S , T h e Florist,J0Or— ifts That ive Satisfaction OUR M A IL ORDER D EP A R TM EN T @ Is ra a d y to h a n d le YOUR C h ris tm a s O r d e r. H ave you- s e n t It In7 STATIONERY BOOKS PICTURES * Leather Goods, Novelties Kodaks, Bric-a-brnc Toy*, Dolls, Games Sporting Goods n p n ä r iic n iK ^ Y00R DRUMIST C • Tf *on at* sufftrluf frein *«*•«*. Vsertaate or any other kind of stun trouble, drop Into our etorv for !nitjint fsli.f. Wo will suor sates yon to stop that Itch In «tra escono*. A l i « trial b o ttle w ill prove Ifc^ W e have sold other rem edies for sk in troubles, but none that we coula recommend more h lsh ly then the Well known compound of Oil of W lnlersreen. Thrm Thym ol end e few other In*radiente that w roueht such wonred ie n te th a t have h ----_ e rfu l c u re s a ll o v e r th e c o u n t r y T h is compound, known e e D. D. D. Prescription, w ill coot and hc*t (he Itchy, burottl»- skin e e nothin» ten . ■Oat » .r e g u la r b o ttle and .regular PF Vù WIRE Phons «r Mali Order« R ssslv s Prompt Attention FRUITS and VEGETABLES thrown upon the coffln. TÜ* last t eurreoee of thls klhd took place Treves. O em a^y, In -1711. BY OUR SPECIALTY■ Wedding Bouquets and Floral Emblems Good Supper and P retty plrts to Serve You'. . S The ladles of the F-pUcops) church will give their enoiial bazaar and supper, Tuesday. December 8th—afternoon and eur no-pay O tti «' evening, in the Stotiq-Csove Btdg. in room Sold by L R- Phillip« L Go. formeriy occupied by the- Boston. Hand­ some Christnfas presents and a delightful supper at the following prices: d . Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine - MENtr -W k;;* A Garage Co. for vulcanising. ' 48-1/ Oysters • 23c • Raw ^ Oocktall Stew Hatn, 10c C b b itn Salad, 20c Potdto Salad, 10c Hiked Beans, 10c • Maine Waa Biewn L p-.^ Coffee, Gc % Tea, 6c ;, ’ Havana, Cuba. Nov. 30.—Tbe Mali Orange Sherbet,, 10c Oake. Sc •pection board will start for htmx Home-made Bread Served with Supper T e th e O ld R a lla b la day th!U week. *. * . * v - ■ -— - v* ■* C o m m issio n M e ro h a n ta t i hia already been amply dettrohatratod; — M., i , -- i , British Consumption of Tot la the general opiplon here, to the mem Vlnzant & Co„ Th* pkople of Orest* Bril hcra.ihaMijeJ4i.iE« *'»• d*«trof ed b ra n outside explosion which ocatred Yihder. ï f o e !W ~ tabzc6g - r -H»t a tnifi t É y T the ahip a liftle'io port of tba keel between other drillaeg people of the world. frames 28 and 30. -Tbe outside akin was; :: F . a. t e r r y \ blown up'aod doubled over .toward Ut* of fillver and Oeltf. a of gold la olroulatteA atarboard aid« by WW» OAAMIYC oes of silver.' After this the 'hmaaverae onnori *1 To mils tones, Etc. heed was blown aft from frame $4 by a second expioaloo and.burled Itself In the ; ; Church fu rto L OrUnde. Florida mub through the hoto toft by the fine ex­ W t o i M i f M . i M n n atw* yes plosion. whiefi removed that part of ; Ï . - Uri bottom of the vs «eel * >< . The Charger a* th e Funeral. The rljhrgur leg St n * funeral ot « cavalry'oB cer Is a vellc of toe eu» tom when a bores j waa sacrificed afi the grava. An officer led the charger j j M A N T E L S, Grates «ed Tiling g L B C T R ÍC A L F IX T U R E S Un Statt. Write fee C .uLg —Ato U U -.Ì-. C H A S . D . M c K IN h E Y C O . i J qOiaenvHI*, Pia. G. BUT '• * DENTIST Office:- Yowell Building SANFORD. FLORIDA ANDEW JOHNS!)' ATTORNEY-AT-LAW PrsrtIra In Siili* aikI fwIrfAl *■ u G T flu l id lag. - GEO. A. DeCOTTES ATTORNEY amd COUNSELLOR at LA" Practice in State and Federal Courts Garner-Woodruff Bids Sanfonl H.i. DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDKK DENTIST Room* end ZS. Pta» Bid«. * SANFORD, 11 FLORIDA .iPyNN»NPkPdrMNP#«N^ld>qFl# ^tP<MPliPl#kr#l#ll<A<F,<>l'-ir 'llir** DR. R. M; MASON ' DENTIST Wdborn Block 19 DR. F..C . BOARDMAN d e n t i s t All Mode»' Methods and Appli* -, ROOMS L « »4 1 Cuw. WmÌ. PtlONZ « TU.M T H O M A S EM M ET WILSON ‘ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ——AT-LAW Ute Sta» Attorney SeÆlh Jodid«! Circuì« J Florid« Beohrd «ed 3rl»«n L»t* L. G. STRJNGFELLOW - — JUCTIOS OF THE PEACE HOTAST rUBUC in a t y Hall �CflY COUNCIL J H t l O N MONDAY ^ item s o f in tm e s l D iscussed and Acted tp * « Don’t suffer with the cold when you can get a heater for $1.25. We have a complete line of Stoves for wood, coal or oil. Prices C A B IN E T CU, Council met In ^ u i a r ^ l o n No„m b« N'h. at 7:30 P- m- • L je o . president * ° ,etn ; “ R’ St . ^ J. D. Davison, S. Rung« nod B. ilw a r d . Absent, D. L. Thrasher. 00 owtion the order of busiore. was ! I T IB a nt) bit* tinti $1.25 to $15.00 b fuutifu jH L thine to find oursvlv*** fruw i out of our contamini the name of N. A- Colbert. r"in*.», V * _ -Philip» nriM'k«. „ iT ta d been Impropirly aUlCten, wa. lid s S ucceaa I ru ad a on thi to the rejlstratkm list right effort ’TTtaotlon Council now took » Wceu CARE p F THE 81CK _,ii 7jn n, in- November 23nt ' of e v *»r > Come in Pr sent W. D. Holden, president pro It la hnrd under ibo beat conditions *■ U B diaJrn*. H. Ward. J- D. Davi- and earn to be confined to n bed in ■*tI "■ Ah'aeni D. L. Thresher 1,01 w eather. but often much of r.-nl PU^S. Rung Minnie*oíof the theInst last oQ]y , u ®*>rlng could „ ¿ a A-Howard. Minuto* ^ ,)qw bo relieved If people r |oLu meeting otul special mfi® ng Hent iihibi often be upplled to pngov, iSth were read nnd apixovefl. tienta,- even In hot w e a the r, and when Moved and seconded that the ordinance h0t water bottle* nre not obtainable, «tided. "*An Ordinance Amending See* glass bottles or fruit cun* answer very L 4 of Chapter 3 of the Revised Ordln- well. ^ o f the City of Sanford.** relative to To relievo n patient lu hot w eather ¡ífláu io o of the registration Uat bo from ttio heat, hang a wet sheet be*• m . __ „A .„„Hind hv title only. for* nD °P ctl window or door; the ¡Acsdun in he title and «T»P°ril,,ott will reduco the tempere*rkd. It was then read by title find ^ ^ , * VU «jSfd its second reading. Common, wonsu and a quick* lirnfn ' Moved and seconded that tbe Coupal and 'hand has Saved tqany live* u le • reces» uAlil Monday. N ov,fflh. FM hot w ater * battles with cold ' j w ator or pieces of Ice. An old, leaky Cwindl reconvened Mofiday, Nov. 27lb, bottlo may hu mended with surgeon's t 730 p m . Present. D. L. Tliffisher. plsstfir and hold cold wnter without L ¿jonl W m i u i d e n r n . Ward. J. D. I«nklng Put ibes** bottles around the * * » . 1 to « « . AlmoCB. A . K ow ud * • * » £ “ ; „ , wond„r(1]l ind H. R- Stevens * la tlio nick room when It Is ubtulnuble Communication of Mr. r . A. Shutnperl P re ih ptira alr in B a| ck room la an Sunshine Is a a regard to erecting a building i naide the absolute necessity. ka limit, referred to ehe Uñe j x a i t germicide. Oa'mrtion ihtrToUtrwitig WftT=«dopted: “ Bpn th« t*cddlng e y h day. Keep tho Issdved by the City Council of Sanford, room free from nil dust and odors. A Jut the City of Sanford shall contribute good aereen to be In n sick room 0 the Geneva bridge fund ono thousand *« keep off draught* Is a pair of lolUrt (H.Ó00) a . follows: 3500 to bo de- ?¿oth" />"•'<> or on mi v’ ’ thorn with Safety pins. 1lucisu lifted by Ofsmie county from the city s ... . . . ' , , . B est In the morning- la -more Inipor ihw of the road and bridge fund due U n t , httn ,,flTl)ig ih tiro o m In order ha city from (he county for 1910. nnd Whim possible rem oro (bo t>a (500 to be deducted from*tho la m e fund tlen t to another bed find room w hile a become due fur me year 1011airing the room it Wilt rent and ill Theso amounts are hereby appropriated v ert her to bo« som ething heñidos Imr tad the dty clerk Is hereby instructed to own four walls Bill n certified ropy of these resolution* A Mck b*d should he high enough to b R M. Rob,own. esq., secretary of the for, * w" hu,‘' * . - n , « M -_and «training th« b»ck A woven wire Jolrd of ^ n t y Commissioner1, Orlando. „ hn, r matlre#(l lnmd, Fla, and to J. T. McLain, esq, Geneva. pieces «0 tha! it may be re Ti, and lit* city clerk is hereby instruct- y8rsed often nnd thus wear longer, are id to engross these resolutions in the considered the beau nlaules of the Dty Council and make C orar the m attress with a cotton bem a part of the record of .this meeting, pad made of white cloth, and a roll or Bs it further Resolved. That a former two of hatting stitched with a long esotation appropriating 3500 from the atitch on iho m achine nad and budge fund, to become due the Have the nheets plenty long to tuck Strof Sanford by the cMk.dy uf Orange ^ ^ ,om *nd f,,ld ° V4,r 7 , . . . . . the blanket a t thfi trip. A jU C u¿ ~ ou out for the winter We havé tffe line of hardware it complete • this section G. H. Fernald Hardware Co. Oak and Second Streets. _ PHONE 8 Are You 7 % M O D E L H O M E FOR COUNTRY In.C an Da Made Attractlvs, W ith All t h a C o n v e n í a n o s * of t h a C i t y. iortsin conditions and atlp^Bktlons fn »aid franchise contained, firas placed, on its first reading and ennied. * On motioa/un orainnnee entitled, an GREAT V A LU E OF AWNINGS I; Early Rose No. 4. i| ii ¡! S E ED PO TA TO E S Orni ttqki wii |tlii*ll hlerii lo Iimt irur \ o filine noi llwrr n ili rullarti lff«l i W f MANU?ACIURr l l l f COHHICI FOTAIO ¡! I N D C P E N D C t l T e a r i U Z S R C O W » A N V . uo motion, on ordinance entitled, on »finance prohibiting the tale o f the w enge commonly known as near beer. " “ *!» brisw. was placed pn its first readbig and carried. A «Port from the Rev. Geo. B.Waldron, em represented thq city at the mecUng « AimdatH Charities, held in JacksonV 7 ,m l l8' W *** *+ t0 firdlnanco committee. °* “ «Ion. Council now adjourned. M. W. L ovell, Clerk. ‘ Mayor** Proclamation a a « H r U.nCC wUh th* Ia«4'«od -ordla n S l ^ ' a ty of s «ni°nl. Horlda tddn.|nimfMan. nnni“ 1 ^ t i o n of muofilcere, j. Ferret Lake. Mavrw of ^7 ,tw power vested in me namo for «lectrlc light. If a hot air oilinB. ' f 0 ,Mue lht4 Proclamation, furnace la used It can be fitted to a t o ' m,0n ,0 D® heM according water tank to warm the water for the kitchen and bath rooms. The well belog tU fifiV 'i* ' Tu**d # y ln D ec e n 'b e r . should never be placed within 200 i i b i h i a ,.h u " y of “ ,d nwnUl* m i ' feet of tbe cesspool. If the house la . «W St tbe usuil place, for the purJ j T f el««iBg Mayor, City Clerk and on a gentle slope this danger of contamlnaUon can be avoided by placing (ZTT* Tre«wrer and OoUector and the well higher up on the slope. ■“ >» w * . 1 « . term The outside of the house should be sukj^ 7 ?• Po11* °P®n from 8 a. m, to neat and a ttrac tiv e .. It should have a t least three coats of paint. A ver­ lbubo« W* “ ln,P?ft0? Scbnmpcrt, R* G anda adds much to beauty and com­ fo rt Tha Virginia creeper gives the R U M a 10 h" dCTk of veranda a tasteful and hotne-llke ap­ pearance.—E l t h A n « « v ^ Mid * hereoi 1 *“ ve hereunto by * • derk of wifb ^ .e a l o f s a id d tv Not all th« rooms iif a house can ¡! bn Oil one aid** to receive thu morn Ing sun nnd tie cool In t)ie a fte r­ noon, so tho awning man effmea along to mako everything right. Ho m akes nwnliiKH for tho aunny win­ dow». which Improve the appearance of tfi** housrt wiiue contributing to the comfort of the tntorlrtr ^ ■ Kvery , bU-al homo no*> ’ knows the value of awnings There are mfnyy uhoh for the owning m an's product o ther than the Blinding of the win­ dows. One end of the porch Is cortnlu to be sunny nt the close of tho hot afternoons nml a shade there lengthen» the dny out of doors. Sun shade» mi the lawn or.uVfir the seats In the garden rontrlhtite to the com ­ fort of (he’ sum m er days and a tent fo r-th a children rlvfi« them more happy hours than any toy ever In­ vented Bliss Triumph J. t . PACE. Agro! COMMISSION rtH IlU /fH Jseksonvlll*. Pl ori si i[ Sonford. rio rld o ; MERCHANTS O ra n g es, G ra p e fr u it, P in e a p p les, V egetables SOUTHERN SHIPPING NO. 50. ) I' 3 19 W a s h in g to n S t. N aw Y o rk Corner Jay 8 treat / ,, A h a m m o A k In the shade of the tree Is b Joy’ until fhe sun) gets In a Doe« Location and Experience Count? * position where It ahlnea through the X , : -ii • r_ . lower branch«#. An ndjbstable can­ opy over the hammock make« tbe Joy complete. * And there are various oth­ er usee for. the canrfis shades as a protection against .sun, wind and rain. Tbe maqufKCtums have fallen \ Maurice h . s Lageh SIGMUND HESS Into the "home beautiruT movement and they display gdK! ,tr ite tn their OFFICIAL WATCH DIAMONDS trade ta d help to make tha home INSPECTORS FOR ALL WATCHES RAILROADS ENTERING CITY and grounds attractive. JEWELRY f. M;•s *. , Japanese Banks lrt‘Chln*Al ip s e eh end Penmanship. Jsp ltie se bank'-ig facilities In Ch!; NA man should think before na e r e tood now, buj aye to be mdde •peakB /^eald tbe prudent youth **Tee,*»rreDl^4 Mr. Dusllh Bläk, ’•And larger and still hettef. .1 « ,antld p atld n " i should think still harder before he thb older banking Intercala are doub-/ ling their capital and embarking Is (r S t.; Jacksonville, Florida ■ ■■ . ■■-.- r r .i �IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Ite m s o f In te r e s t C o n c e rn in g S o o le ty People. . POINTS PURELY PERSONAL The dub met a t the retide nee of Mia. J . W. Dickens, Wedkeaday afternoon. Owing to tbe Ulncavof' Mr*. 8. 0. Chaae, the secretary, Yfra, Dioklni read the min­ ute« of tbe last’ meeting. ' The committee appointed' by the president to select a suitable color and jpotto far tbe dub, made their report, subject to tbe approval of tbe dub. \ v . Mias Florence Frank entertained tbe d u b with tbe very Intereetlni ? Story of Signed," one of tbe traditional'valiant hero princes of Noraland. Mrs. L R . Phil­ lip« read tbe “ Story of Sigmund," one of the mighty king« who reigned and did marvelous things .In tboee ancient days. This paper was prepared by Miss Pamsworth, who could. Dot be present. “ Tbe Story of Heige," the warrior son of Sig­ mund,’ and the noblest of them all. was w ritte n .b r Mias Alice Whluwr. who waa not able to be present, and read .by Mr*. M. H. Bowlff! Mrs. Henry Wight gave “ Tbe Origin of the Nlebeiungenblal.” 0 Mrs. L K. Phillips invited the d u b to meke^bic iuuie their-dub booa for .the month of December.' Tbe next meeting, on Dec. Qth. will ba bald at Mr*. Phillip«’ On# visitor waa present. Mrs. Marik, the charming daugbtar-ln-liw of Mrs. Gao. L Maris, tha president As AssrwIiUS Trsst Miss Carrie Enamjnger, one of the mem­ bers of tha Land A Hand Sodety. where eo many good and helpful Ideas originate, enlisted the sympathy and interest and suggested tha thought to bar companion teacher*-of the Grammar school of pro­ moting the helpful epint a mood (he school children, by Interesting them in a kind and lovable way of doing a good deed, in trying to give pleasure to others lees for­ tunate than themselves .. .Each child was asked to bring a nice, good apple to the teacher the day before Thanksgiving. The collected apples were to be sent to the orphan» a t . Enterprise, from the school teachers snd children of SaWdrtL * • The result was wonderful; a barrel of bcohtlfUl apples were sent to tbe OrphenI f e aa” f .Thanksgiving offering, ' How tboee children-enjoyed tboee apple«.* X- Beautiful made audible Qltgn puitlpUee Into-iioeutlful acta ' Thll CbjLct lesion of ae&d&leV ° r on# «PPM- wlUlyot be wholljr iott. “ Blessed If He who Remem- 'THAT'S a- strong assertion—Isn’t it? But You’ll J- agree with us that you would be making a mistake if you purchased before you had examined and per­ sonally tried oh either a ürintjese coat or suit. There’s a delieacy of Tine-a smartness of style to a Jfrintjefi« that really placeé them in a class aíone. They réaÚVc&rifer o a their wearer "Distinction in - •Mr*.- <X F. Smith, most dellgbfully eo-; •‘tartalned at Bridge, complimentary to 'M ^ . Charley O le Bell of Atlanta.' Ga; the' rearming guest of bet psjeWV Mr. nnd Mrs, JV A. ,5(Aumpeft.’' The ho 11 nml £ ft," Bobo fisanT «ditos; o f The Miami Ma,Too(ns werS artistically^ deK.'Orated with iro polls,, "let oh*“’ hi*; [ too graceful grdea,yljjeii‘ TheDowers lending 1»peed add wss fined W Ji'-A n editor who their beauty tb 'tfp decoratidos'were 'y#f- fr able to,keep an automobile i* bsrtylnly low daisies; green and^ yellow' being the abiti Ml ptnr |i> oçcaüenaUy for the privcolor schema. The stkirwiy,' was Inter­ Dege Of exceeding ibe city s p e e d . laced with tha trailing green vines, the' chandeliers and portiere rods, were grace- F* F red s. Gray-Secretary of 'the Comaker! folly entwined with the glistening vine« çjiîaLtb of'Jacksonville. U touring tba ' to d suspended from each,-worehandsome s ta ta ta tha intero« of tba psbjiet to «J: clusters of yellow orange«. The rear of tha long hatTfacing tha front' door; was -*a*rW banked wkh lovely palms and faros. Sc ven tables of bridge was p la d d l . M n. 0. W. Brady. made tbe highest score, and won (be tim prise,.* lovely gold brooch. V«ur M ensy. Bask For the Asking. Y o u P ro m it* N o t h i n g . Tha booby prlie, ^ very pretjy china We s r* «6 coplldsnt th a t w t can fo r­ match stand was received by. Mrs. F, C. Roumilst. Mr*. Deisne Turner drew tho nii b relief for Indigestion snd djipepconsolation prisa, a pack of cards 'lb a da thnt * * prom is*, to «apply th a handaonts leather cats'.' After the card* medicine rree of all' CO«t to every on* a delicious ’ salad course was served by who psea tt accoqUn* to directions wbo Is not perfectly «rri*fled with the Mrs. Smith’s charming aaalaunta: Misses resalte: 'Yf# s ta r t no broint*ee and . 8 o*e Qckinsoa, Irena Brady, Mabel Bowler. put d o o m «fidar any oWllAstton wfcatT he occasion was a .vary brilliant and en­ tv ir, : Barely nothin* I P B H B W W W __ ’’M .a iw h - joyable social e v a n t jira.' Smith’s guest W# agg tecatgd ttgbt bVreí where yom Uvg, gnd oar reputation aboulg by n t f ' fictent''Assurance -of CbdM|ftouln«>aea Of our o ffer £/ äsi®'A Meat Market of Quality E J e e n iii* Where yo u ’con get ¿hfe best of everything delivered if d(M>r by^gpfirtal nrossourfcr a n d o rt Tim e' á rtím e n t \ ^ 4. . a “ ' C£« hV.a d r * j* i » UbllfVov t r *-/ th e n '» c lo th in g and eveiyiliiog t K * J canrbq■c le ^ p e d .; E v e r y article, f r o m 't h a imslleat Ho tha largest, I» b a n d Je d with tbs greste*t care and p l u ^ n . * We are now pYujiarcd to give to the trade jour-special ; , ’ H o M e -m a d e corn b eep Try It—you will be pleased. B R IG G S W f will guarantee to plssw you, . .. t o f \k{: ' iP h o n e No I Bring in your w o rk pr let M. road a,' w u o n lo r i c . > ■ . -V . w *- Our wsjpht ta ll «varywhera-. P h o n s ui today. . ¿ f c d R fr IZINO J* Progress' ■• ' ’ . If yon la te a d to have • «alo -'.C itru s • Growers •J -m -, /- “ .f The rgatODi for Fall Fynllliing aro sbly proaantad in our haw free book entitled ! ■■' Citrus Growers, Look Ahead! ",r * Satul for a copy; .Now ia tha Uma to lay tha foundation for next year'* crop á * t our p r i c N m t B o u re e . R ight Pr l o e * f. T.W e ate 6xcdlor turning Kbyaa, MsbalBowler, Bassi« Schum pert. Rosa DIckSnaoa. M«D Wbitner. Iran* Brady, CkÁdofta Ksalor and Haasto Typer. t>r 'S n c lT ie M c fn B e e f VfMJ P o r k , L a m b , O ry and, iats. fift h ;.P o t U t r y a n d H o m e -M a de P o r k Sau- O ur wotkls pwmsiog the most parti-' cular peopl*. We want gwry otro who Bjgonbl«d w ith lndi*t«tiad‘* y ayapeptla in hny form to com« to « o r k te r a knd bay * box o f Rexsli Dyxpapeto Tfcblata. Take them home, and give them a reason­ able trial, according to directions. If they d on't pleas* you, tell .us'attd w e wfll qnteUy m o rn yonr money. They have a rery. rolld h o t poalttrs setlop upon tb a organs wtih which ttroCpflW in c b n U c t apparently actln* s l> reguiaUva Undo upon tha relaxed tnuacuiar c u m plpt c u n e F l out work of this kind L I ín double-quick time. ^ - R ig h t F ro p o rtlO n a _.R I(htlt««urts OM1 at.our ft* neh W ^H guaikjR- Ç. Mm wrgL Mnnager. or addrero ^ --W llR o y i -4 ,Tpom er FmrtlHk|Mv Co^— it — J a o k s o n v lIla, F lo rid a . ■ �Published Som UW ookly— îu o s d a y and SA N FO RD IN S A N F O R D — U f a i t SANFORD, FLORIDA, TU E S D A Y , Worth L ivin g O ECIM IIR S, 1S11 LO D G E O f SORROW Elk» Held Annual M emorial Service» Last Sunday A fternoon G en era l New s o f Th e La n d G re a te s t Fa ir On E a r th The annual Lodge of Sorrow of the Be­ Soon Open Gates o f flo w e rs . nevolent and Protective Order of Elka W ill wns held nt the Imperial Theatre lost Sunday ut 2.30 p. in. This was the first EV ER Y O N E S H O U LD GET R EA D Y CUUfD EROM THE S TA TE PRESS memorial service ever held by Sanford Lodge. atui there being no deceased mem­ bers of this lodge part of this beautiful S anford Expect» To Send Tull U »t o f Her Many Exhibit» ceremony was withheld, but enough This Y ear could bp given to impress the audience Hon. W. R. O’Neal, the hustling secrewho had gathered to witness tho exer­ tary of the Orange County Fair, was In cises. Hon. W. R. O’Neal made the annual od- the city ft few hours this week and was dress and was at his best. Ho spoke of greatly enthused over the prospects-of the value of fraternal oigamzations at the Biggest Fair On Earth, to be held In this period of our development, and of Orlando, January 31 to February 4lb. The thu need of cooperation among mon to. mutiy^llpvtyuildings erected sine« last Jiuiluu lUo cause u i £<MdMiU€eaauMtj4U^i jaw f11“n ffrMT11“* die borne in that city. Plana for the new the general advancement of mankind. Detail» of tho program are /completed, The solos rendered by Miss Hnycs, Miss - structure wljl be. prepared a t once and and the new buildings ure progressing Bowler and Frink Campbell were fitting actual work on th e b u ild in g will com rapidly. There are two absolutely near additions to tho services, ns was also the meow a t »oon at they ore completed. reading of .Tiiaiiatopsis by Mrj J W buildings, und u considerable addition to • - Fort Pierce Is planning a ! big cele- Burnet. the poultry pens. The grounds have been m when the good roads "boosters Sanford [ . J K F if Elk* now numbers thoroughly gone over, palm trees planted there on the 6th of this month. A over eigtirf^jneinbers and is in u most along the walks und drives, the roads oxbecubJiUU»» c lo y e d : flusUishln^oildition. Their wuiiuarTfls- havgjyeen straightened and made fcermaTit-m, anil laid with fresh tan-bark; new ~ hT5iVer«l h u n d r i t f . i t o r ^ e E t i l ^ ^ f r e water tanks have been placed near the eeotly been purchased In the vicinity of stables, and un addition to the stock pen Palmetto and 130 acres ot the land will is planned. be planted In sugar cane. The first new building that (he visitor Supt. Holloway has designated January Dancing Academy • sees upon entering (he grounds It a 5th. 1912. ns Arbor Day. A ll the public Messrs Maloney and Witherington have ladies' rest pdrior. which Is under conschool* are requested to observe tho In/ leased the City hall and will give regular itruction nenr the east gute Hil* Is very by planting trees, and an appropriate dances every week (¡oob music will be neatly designed, will) a squarish veranda, suggestive program has been Issued by furnished on each occasion and good or­ at (he corner uf which is u booth, where tbeStnto Superintendent of schools. der will tie preserved. the Fair will dlspehtc light refreshments, Wednesdoy is the date for the g’Kxt «inti as coffee and sandwiches. roads rally when the boosting clans 6t To dpi west of the rest parlor is the tbe East Const will gather together in n rw Manufacturers’ building, newly com­ council nt Fort Fierce. This meeting is pleted Tins building is u hundred feet expected to have u fur reaching Influence long by forty broml. and will be used by upon tho rushing forward of the work of the manufacturing exhibitor*. This feat­ building a highway from Jacksonville ure of tile exhibits during farmer y rn h and St. Augustine to Miami. wns In the north corridor of the main exposition building, which this year will be The State Drainage Engineer will soon devoir«) to amplified fruit and vegetable issue the first accurate m ap of the Ever­ exhibits glades fur distribution. Tho grout work The Muuufiiciurers building is iipmedlof surveying the Everglades Is being done utrly opposite the m ain building, with by Engineers Fred C. Elliott pnd Mr. the rest parlor to the east Practically Ingest, ofX -Tallahassee. A tile sam e distance to the west of the A tlalni'iville dikpateh says, Tbe store Manufacturers' building are poultry pens, of J. E Thrasher, with nil contents, burn- '""I w«* only ^ J ^ j t q u a l i t y , und win which have been amplified Vo tle * U u d ib c r *d at Mtcanopy this morning. Hisgener- «hipped In order ioTaffc udvuntuge of the uf 55, and removed from the west section at stock of merchandise. hardware and Thanksgiving market, but on account of of the grounds. Iftias been the purpose fanning implements was destroyed, ug- 0 «Ugh* delay en route it did not reach of this yeur's management to concentrute g rtgjuo^a loss of KO.OOO. with insur- the market until too late for I hunksgtvlng the buildings, maki ig it far more con­ »•pFf'trf About 13.000. The origin of the trade. venient for the visitors to sec all the ex­ "fire la ’Unknpwri,'but It Is supped to have Mr Gerber »rules dialCrutchtleld A hibits. and at the »«me time It leaves tbe • bien burglary snd incendiary, os no fire Wcolfolk are inorj strongly entreuchixl west section of the grounds comparatively been in stoves hII afternoon. Mr. .th is season to l*>k after the Sanford free from buildings, and le M i free and clearly growers inier«,»ti, *• open expanse, which Is extremely pleas­ demonstrated by the sale of the car ol ing. lettuce above referred to. Crutchfield A We’re going to hava “ Lucky Baldwin." WoolfoU have been identified with the in his famous "Red Devil" aeroplane. He S a tittd deal for many seasons and have is going to fly on thre* different days W einnatyim ontftl in Iniroducing Sanford The notkd "Camden Polo Team ’’ will products In n large number of markets; be down to tackle the local boys. also in effecting 8 very wule distribution, "California Frank’’ will be tier« wills hit and ore constantly developMig now out­ great "Wild West ¡show.’ lets. Ben hruusi will bung h it Carnival and Now is the tuna for shippers to arrange Midway" ui traction. There will bo u for the marketing of (heir .season's out­ thousand 1rot of midway. put, and to In ic advantage of the excel­ There will be a horse breeder and lent facilities offered by this dpi-to-dsle i/ulner from New Orleans, with a string firm. ■ . of fast ones for exhibition purposes and Lend A Hand Society for t de And we re going to have everything on This soclcly will hold a m eeting In the show th at's worth seeing in Orange county. Wtrlaka Club . rooms Friday afternoon. D«c. 8 at 3 o’clock. Every member Is Fire S a tu rd a y Night u fg e d lo b e present. as Important bullThe tire department was cuffed to the net» will bo discussed. The members eTx residence of Rev C. H. Sommers last Sutreminded that the dues are lo be paid at u rd u r night, whore the roof had caught tills meeting. „ lire from sparks from the chimney. When • There can be no brooder or more *uggnative promise of usefulness «than the the fire was finally located tho depart­ declaration of the Lend A linn is. that the ment did mighty fine work, and Rev. ObjectW the society shall be m utual help- Sommers is loud in his praises of the new fulness nod promotion of a Prouder spirit truck und the chemipal upporntus. With of neighbor!Hums- .This society promise* this up-to-date iitothod th«» dumujle from to be juit w hat evify Ipwu needs, on nv- water cun be obviated. K enua for systematic Wnevolence and judi­ cious helpfulness. The city should grate­ fully sustain them in th4!r efforts In behalf of those who nekd help and al­ ways be ready and willing , to lend them a hind when It is needed.1 „ ° {_* - » I § w vw w si tU U V W lU i. Mannford, Okifl-. ii town of 600- people resembles nn ^nrtned camp • tonight ac­ cording to ropqrt»’received here In fear of arac» w a rn * a {result .of fc »arie» of events ih. which « u rw h ite m a n u r e d ÀEvant, wa»KOtsitl,'soother,d o l i l e John­ re4u,?r « " « o n of the Slxty- son, *yap v»«j$^»ly Injured, one negro, Conl*»tt eomrene a t noon yaster- Bud*vjfolle*t w is lynched, and his brother L<2l»l»tlve machinery it ready for •rnlon. Speaker a ark and other haring -predJoM that edjoon»- — The n e rsln g -t^ p flri •ib-hml Elm Avo. until after the (s prepared to 9ffe for a li pi Ited number of tuiglcal cases. Ml Wrights, nurse In d a rt* if ~ A “® today la merely a ratlficaof th, choice at the primary and U un llon- A» every one seems '--a 8*1-** I* *»1 anticipated that any A*n|es wijl be made. *. j : '' Splendld Play Dr»w Large Crowd At Imparlal Theatre Mabel Paige and company of splendid players are here (his week and as usual tho Sanford people have greeted the petite. Southern actress with large liourcs H A P P E N IN G S D U R IN G T H E W EEK The play last night of the “Lost Trail“ was one of tho best melodramas ever given in Sanford, full of startling climaxes and u thrill every minute. Next to Mabel Paige the audience favors Ed Lawrence, the Silver King, so named be­ cause of his wealth of silver gray hair. Mr. Lawrence is a finished product of the stage and like bl\l wine he grows better each year. As Bud Larruble In the Lost Trail Mr. Lawrcnco Is at his best aud bis free and easy manner faithfully portrays the W f t 't " ' »*■—«"»" - — /_ Miss Puige as usual was in sympathy with her part and thé audience was in sympathy with her. it seems that Mabel Paige can carry an audience with her through the whole play and The Lost Trail wdi no exception Ui the rule The rest of the cast was just as strong in tholr different characters und luck of •paca fo fb td ra special joaotim r o f-e a c h T B sn.they d lO w ir s e t h ^ ^ h r e r n i i « t on*went-«-hunting. -— ' • Suffice to say to any one In the city who lias not witnessed a good play by a h<? ^r*' WoraBn ,n the state of Washgood company, see the Moble Paige Co.. ln«,on- ^ P0»“ 1^ >" 'h e Northbecause they are always top notchers. w e,t- 10 ,U on ,hc bonch °» u regularly Tonight in “Billy“ thoy will convulse ^oalifled Judge Is Miss Mildred Heoihorao. the audience for the belter part uf two ,,ied ' h® of C C F1“ ‘ hours and .( you want to forget your J R|M»- MIm H .n.horne took th» case trouble* come out and enjoy a good “ n J" «G isem ent. ^ for three days ah . laugh The management has put the J*"1 '¡“Ve l'*e '* * " 10 ,h# U,l# of Ju d <e iwlces wltliin the reach of oil and you ent lorne can t afford to miss It. Estimate* of (he Treasury Department R EC O R D OE BRIDGE T R A EEIC Travel of Cast Coast Ferry W a rran ts A Drawbridge Through Ihe courtesy of Commissioner F. L. Woodruff the figures completed id one half months business ut the Easl Coast Ferry, have been complied ns fol­ lows For the past fifteen days there have passed over (ho ferry 91 automobiles, 51 double leams, )H'J single teams. 73 foot p.iiqwiigt-fn, and H head of cattle. . These figures represent the business of Just fifteen days, and would certainly warrant the placitTj^uf n steel drawbridge at this point/ * V New Smyrna has promised to raise $2.000 or more, and Oran ¿e County will do her share. There will be a steel draw­ bridge at this point ere another summer. Looks Like M urder Th* body of the man found Saturday inoruiug on the Seaboard Air Line Rail­ road tracks, south of Spring Lake, was burled yesterday afternoon In the Orlando cemetery. Thus far. he lie* with the unknowns. Sheriff Kirkwood telegraphed to ilia pc|tinaitcr at Burlington, New Jersey, to In­ quire if J H Coornbi was known there. 1 hat was the name written Ip tho mem­ orandum book found upju tho corpse Following Is the reply to (he telegram: "Onr J. H. Coombs la ut homo." Sign­ ed. "Pustraaiier." „ The coroner's Jury was discharged late Saturday afternoon, subject to call, with­ out reaching a decMon as to whether or not the man was murdered. Sheriff Kirkwood, who made an exhaust­ ive examination of the premises where the body wet found, persists In tho belief that the man was (ho victim of highway­ men. In a further Intervlow this morning, be said: ’,Thought over the circumstances of the cate, hat confirmed my belief that the man was murdered. I have been a railroad tnun und my experience has taught me that it it Impossible for a man to Jump or be thrown from a moving train Without plowing up the sand Tbe Arrival and D e p artu re ot Train» body was found In a sandbed. NOKTlt BOUWP The only disturbance to the «and we found, was evidence of the surface of It having been scraped, as if by a dragged body. This marking was very slight, such as would have been made by the tall of a coat being drawn over the surface. No. H3 Ar 2. IB a m Lv2.26 am Reporter-Star . * No. 89 ’’ 2 03 p m “2^3 pm Notice No. 85 ” 6.03 p m " tl.23 pm The annual meeting of the atockholdera No. 29 ~ . “ IMira BXAkat UNtS of the First National Bank of Sanford, Trilby tk St. Petersburg—No. 2S. Ar. 1.01 wlU be held at the office of the Bank. In p m. No. 24, Lv. 213 p. m. Sanford. Florida, on the aacond Tuesday l^ esb u rg —No 21. Ar 11.28 a in. No. In January. 1912. at 10 o’clock a. tu. 22. Lv 6.15 p. in. 26-9ic F. P. Foxsrt*. Cashier. , Ovcido—Ar. IO.3 O a. in. Lv. 3.00 p. tn. Dont forget to try the dried chipped Ship your produce to G. W. Judy A Co., beef— chipped while you wait a t W. W. ; ~ ll* tf Tampa, Fla. Writ# tham for ttaocU. fri-U Longa grocery. � 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, December 01, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 01, 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>, December 01, 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/ac03998a812fb2edfaeef6e187c5d7dc.pdf 54931190e67a182c3f66509aa1eecf9f PDF Text Text - Decernbltf Item s of Interest Concerning Society People. PO IN TS PURELY PERSONAl Mow Celery CHy Vanity Talr While — Away the Golden Hours— Social Gossip Sentar* Muala Club The Mmic Club had a very anjoyable mretintt at the residence of Mr*. T. A Nani, who wo* leader, Saturday afternoon. The violin woi the subject comldered HUs Jussie Stumon read n very Interest Inn paper on "The Evolution of the Vio­ lin." demonitraling with her violin the names of all tbe different put« of the Inliniment, tbe many materials used In making n violin and the various change» and Improvement* since the first violin was made. Some noted violinists, makers Bi\d |ciiuoi* wa* another interesting pa­ per by Mrs. C G. Biitt. A discussion followed, led by Mrs. Mun­ son, on *• Why Gall the Violin King of InstmiAents.">^ l/uJetale Stumon otltbe , violin. Miss .foils tne flute, accompanied by Mrs. Humdn-chtbO piano, entertained • the club with some delightful selections . from "II Trovatore," “ Fau st,", and “ Nor­ ma." The mil wmthin called-by-Mis. It’1*. jtolar, the secretary. Tyrd hew wine* were proposed ,foe. mcjnbfceftlp . In the' dub. Mrs. Jfeal. ftltUed ! by Mrs-E. U *’' pigglna. serve»! delicloua cake and jta. • Tbe*club will meet In the studio of Mrs. Muuson..Decmber lit lu -.j. .,>• r *T — — . The IewinW*cir*»u . . tbe members of the Circle met at the borne of Miss Lillian Gibson. Friday.even­ ing. While the young, ladles diligently piled their needles, an Interesting book wasTCad to them. They were also enter­ tained by several musical selections on the piano. Miss Gibson served atnbioslu and cake. The next meeting will be held Decem­ ber 8th, at the Sirr. io House, with Ml** Hopton. * The members attmdinil Friday evening were. Misses Emma and Estelle Beard, Alice and Lucy Wliitner, Annie Lee Cald­ well. Alberta Hopson. Udie.Drain. Ruth Stnndiford, Mr* J. C Dennatl, Min Gail Moorw* Auction Bridge Party }■' ' Mrs. Samuel PuJeston was the charming bnitesa of n very delightful auction bridge party. Saturday afternoon., Beautiful red ,. rusea rnadeahe. pretty rooms very attrac­ tive. Four tables of bridge were played. Mrs. A. W. Brown made tbe highest score and won the Arst prise, a beautiful •>' glass and illvef fi IAgree sugar and cream set. The booby fcite, a very ‘pretty little picture, entitled »’Flay Bridge," was re­ ceived by Mrp. Holly. When the cards were concluded, de' # „ liclous refreihineuts. Cunslstmg of cro­ quettes. green peas in timbale}, potato chips, hot biscuits, olive« and chocolate were Served, y -Mrs. Pulestons invited guests.S}gye;’ N BEH IN D eòo d°»rn O*low ^ .nA up »boro all Ufa there B on* greet unchanged purpcaa for S 7 “ * ‘ " ‘ SiSh.'ES S A X “ ** *"JF“' *- T' ‘ TIMPTINQ TH* CHILD TQ BAT. PO H1 Any on« who t*e th« oar* of chip dren know« how hard It la at times to gst children to eat th« food that Is often necessary for thatr vary ex* tstenca. Diplomacy, tact and patlsnce, are needed to overcome the Indiffer­ ence of the child. There aro many dev1c«a used by pa* tlent mothers and many almpla way* which will appeal to the child. Ope Uttle 4boy who was steadily losing ground because of a poor appetite, wag left for a month with hla fond aung. who being an lnganioua woman, etud* led tbe problem, and decided that the youngster must be uiadp to eat, so’ ■he started a game, uslhgtiwo spoons la a ssuoer ol^b&el^tgt fqod and rich cream, eac5 -trlyTnjr'OT<t#eg ths othsr from ‘ getting ' a 1fy ^ W u l. she, of course, seeing that be ate the moit of IL At the end of a month tbe pa­ rents returned to find a happy, rosy hpy: set lug bora use he ’wanted to; and ■•n^|ni’.blf':Todd. •. vV*ttnther-rpethofl'Lm been. triffd.And bNir.f A.lavfo pam* pieces orTread.snd iffttirr for ¿Jrlso^» (an4 playmates, -jher- ‘ Mcoine - so '.InUreeted To the game that thg fbod ta eaten before they realise'.IL : - ^ - 'S * One mbthef v-who jiad difficulty. In teaching her.child to take milk from a glass, overcame the difficulty by put ting a transfer picture on tbe bottom, which he would lie rewarded by seeing when he had drunk the contents of the glaaa Pretty dishes, cutting food In tbe form of animats, a n Jk story told will* often help a meal (o be taken, happily. Imagination Is an easentlal In every­ body’s training, and a child often needs to bare it developed Food must appeal to the eye ol the child aa well aa to tbe adult. A set of'doll dishes used for a meal will often tempt a child to eat a large amount without reallilng It Borne children with food are like thoye of older growth, "th e good that I would I do. not, and the evil that 1 would oot. th at I do." WITH T H E T n t CIRCUS; Aa Viewed by the Different Members ■of the ram liy end the Inevitable, - conclusion Reached by all * Circus day. is fast approaching and the small hoy'ift on hi* best behavior. U U were not k .the fact that his mother le wise to his methods hie an­ gelic goodness would give her eome tlarm. knows-that hs la work­ ing to •*» ‘‘th a t clrous." F o r that matter, mother,, wanu to dee It alto. Fathsr Is noncommittal, hut ‘ U U ths x ^-Connolly, J. W Diakfo*.. C. £. Bell, A' It Is for.£Q«ihsr rsasoh than to takt r '/ V.-.;I'M-■■ UnverTW. D. HjVicn, U P. flvghr*. B ths hoy. ' You see he has not forgot•: *_ . . ’ v > -: W. lU-rndoih R, J Hull*', S, D. Chase, Pam BOa whsn he was a little-shaVef himself. * c .. : \ W E S * ’- ■ .r ‘ Kecley. 0. W lW n g .R '^ 'k e e lo f. t o i - Bparkf world's ismou*.,shows win E X H IB IT IO N V ■■»—w— ■ iW '.w ' I \ .' -r »ü ! « . j^.Pfsfar Osrman. Langgag«. ¡ In .'tlusslan »drools' pupll^. PlHi- have tbs òplidn of Uarnlgs F ren ch or German, Sod 70 per cent, chooee Oarman. H « SANTORO LODGES fl te n fo rd Ledge ft*. 2 7 . 1. 0. 0. t. .Mirti sv«nr Msadsyal 7:30 p. m..ov»r Iibw UI hw u* , J. JC. 11*11. N O. * ‘ w. s. Daw» » , Saç'y. •«mlnele C hsplsr he, 2, O rder Castsrn Star Meet»'every atom* and tourih'Vrflhy In mneih. Every one who h*» urn hit Sutr In me Etn art. wrdltUy ioviisOlpvMtl lh< chnpter V - T - ’ .v ', AucrL. Rt Kottun. Stc'y, ; c et eri cit tty Aerls IIS] ‘M m dries Orti sad thirds___ uFtdny* In mrymnmL r’ S.lUAtn WtitontUac*. thlrJ può». V -. Phscnlsiodg* No. S.K .srP. cipal qutryvn - preseou h , ."A re you going tO',{ha 'drdu«r<' The a n rl^ ri give rise to. the belief'that «hoW dgy will - see the greatest -outpouring 'of people from all parla of the,county this city ever seen. - There U every ' reason to expect this. The promises held forth are simply wonderful, sud they com* from an institution which In over a quarter of a century has sever broken faith with the publlo or sdvtrtleed things It dkl not have. , There le undoubted, truth In the* statement that the Spèrke shows has reached In' all 11« department! the highest ptrfeetlon' qf' «XheUeqce. U has . ransacked Europe In Ita Bearch lo r Fond#rfel2*0ta^knd f e e p t. The performance le one o{ Infinite vari sty, containing many aeta, the fleeoifptlon.oX which pales before, acta themselves. Every regard.Ig" of WEALTH ahoSPLEHDOR P E R F E C T SPECIMENS O F T H E EARTHS tIOST CURIOUS CREATURES GATHERED TOGETHER INTO ORE IM M EHSE M E N A G E R IE . f 5 0 0 t°, * THE: CHAMPIONS OF A L L COUNTRIES COM PETE IN FEATS OF DARING AND GRACE. T H E PPINCELY SALARIES PAID BV THIS MAMMOTH ENTERPRISE HAVE ROBBED ALL EUROPE OF W ilt th a t 5000 TH E IR MOST VALUABLE ARTISTS. . o p le SEHSATIOHAl DEATH-DEFYING FEATS OF SKILL AMD DARING BY BOTH HALE AND FEMALE PERFORMERS. T E N T S THAT ARE POS ITIVELY W ATERPROOF. Iff. t**rr- ma^lo jo u fh egenil to r-' nr. J UiWTbmiDigged over the enUre clrcua city! and the parade, to be given a t twelve Ualta Bretherheed or C areen tar* and Join o'clock noon, will furnish a glorious •r* *f Sm rrlo a pYelude to the circus Itself, for. U will display a thousand wonders. Uagalflcent--chariot* and float« will be drawn h)f. handsome horses, beautiful j I jP _ X open dene «bowing their ferodoue inB B. O. fi «»nfo-d Ledge»i?4r I mete« will be In evidence and There Hrri n „ r u d TWrf W »U L b e many comleal feature* to Mí»! and P*Jm«tío. W B e th» youngster« shout with glee. Thousands of ^visitor* are expected to l» 0, O. M ebmefroin th* - »uiroundlng country Loyo Mòom 'meet* to see tbe pkrade and take In the exyrd flou, klbltlone,,and it will no doubt be ■ Jbig day for this city. • W*. . V• n . 7 * 'M •'í : V-'v %*-*. ■■ r : \' ---■ ' ' , l ; .*A - . ON TW O T R A IN S OF M O N S T E R «* R A IL W A Y C A R S . M AN -M ILLIN G THANJU M B O AHC '“¿O ViiT ER 2 ' •'. ■ó i N . s t n a t i o ,‘ P ro te c te d C»*S*W In su ra n c e 1807 McCall’» Magati and McCall PatteñtfJ V. Oooo XJ- I I1 Zm r z Z with the new divided I ’ page. A "Stroke of Penine." H ■BBT r . tt le an encyclopedia tn F or Worncn Have More Friend* “ A1* T«tiuf magatine or patterns • reliable Faenion Guu-e -p0^ ono million ope htmpttc homes Besides“rtowlawaflOW designs of McCnil is brimful of sparklmg^sb?" and helpful iaformauoafoi w il—r_r ---lest,' ••o--vw ltgbteeti aTheaw v¡ fÜDHllIg, flit* c^l cuiupg M# mill ©Tor ballt—a mill th,‘ *Y°“,c»n buy at the right price and with which you can make big money. It’s all in (he TajdarTeed, Every mill with iririeaUt'dnrt, H t-o -out attachment* and adjustable idler; carril »•backing de. r. Improved imprtm<a carriagevice is <pnck acting and g It a i w n r Mad« In all sis««, portable and «ta.‘ Uonary. , _ * ' ■ T Wt <” 8‘" apt> do Foundry Work. Wiluft* tüiornmioa ««d prices oq earUilaa îTO TiV ft*« B . P. WHITNCR, '.O RG A N IZED z jo v w gommo ei FLA . b y • B u r g la r y 1 » caci b a n n S a fe ty D eposit B o x e s fo r Rent T h e o n ly warn t»*i l * dEO. FEHrtALO. v ... Pr**, U la a » I W CBXA» TION, oovertng every f the weadd'e theuthf. tu tell a SAN FO R D , THE MERR1AM WEBSTER? flesse««. yon shoal n ____. O n ly N a tio n a l Bfenk' Ili O r a n g o C o u n t y ' ..F u n d s -W ebstefö N ew INTERNAHONAL D ictionary j tf iiie i f he who know * TT/oi O'CLOCK OPEN I HOUH EAR LIEU P. P O R B TK n , OSsMsr spied by the Secante it 1« aooepted Court», Bohools and »on* «míreme thurify. AND 8 DOORS TO HEHAGERir f ; H. Ga «D. President ,a atngla volume. s . TWO PERFORM! DAILY- RAIN«»5« QP m B la theoetrrttotkmaiT m PERFORMING IHGREAT 5p-IHCL0SURES. EACH DAVAT NOON «yoo A K e . lam Uatiout. s & A POSITIVE FEATURE AT EACH EXHIBITIOH LIO N S A GRAND. FREE. STREET PARADE culture. EARTH. INCHES TALLER 3 A BIG TROUPE OF 111JK SCHOOLHORSES. AH IMMENSE HERD OF WONDERFULLY TRAINED ELEPHANTS. TWO GROUPS OF FOREST-BRED, Word* i more than ever appeared between two taTy. Comn’^ U * day* at }¡3Q p .« . THE LARdEST, LIVING, LAND ANIMAL M A L e ' a HD F E M A L E R I D E R S , A E R I A L ARTISTS. L C A P E R S , T U M B L E R S , G Y M N A S T S AND 'McLaughiiir. T ^ . NeuL Ri>bi ’ Newman« »hfon.bg hore aod will thsa*unfold its ‘ -. V;*A J Fufreit Lake.'-F.) foniate*, "Q. F. Smith, .oyrladai^w dB jndirs gathered troni, Gas engine repair».' Sanford Mnclilnp ■; D.%. Tfcrpghrt, ■7 f . , til poitlÓòjfW^he'universe. The'prin­ L. Garage Co. ■'* 48-if ■■■¿ ■■ PU B LIC A TREM EN D O U S Pe Meiduiiieo’O. W, Brpdy, A. W. Brotyn, A one best bét that' he-wlU be thero If i j ä e ^ if iS a S s * -work* ■ K fri r r f "Ci-- t r t i î t e v .’Æ S r . i ', . Osti a nve*. ievMleg JW7 to* ‘ ■McCaU h u m * tr»** i/J, UaduU -ofwl I 4Ut| rbP'Ptf ____ Ml __ nukMtpmNrtd. I tiMhtr tW* >1 M i yo« Staler, w hy -I M c C A L L ^ MAGAZINE W w ji . »70, ? L N a f V * * ' - ~i—* Let US ■- * v;;.- �* .» ' r Published 8 oml-Woekly—Tuesday and Friday SA N FO R D H E R A ID IN SA N FO R D — L ih is Worth U sing ■ANPORD, FLO R ID A , F R ID A Y , D IC S M B R R 0 , 1*11 Number* 7 NEWS Of THE WORLD tp r Items of Interost Gleaned fro m Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Here tha Readers Will Find a Briar Historical 8prim riowlng ror Hurried Readers THE M’ÑAMARAS SENTENCED One Goes Up P-er. Life, the Other For Fifteen Years James U McNamara, self-confessed murderer and dynamiter uf tbe Los An­ geles Times building, was on Tuesday sentenced Oy Judgo Bordweil in the crim­ inal court td life Imprisonment. J . J. McNamara, secretary-ireuiurur of the International Association of Bridge and Iron Structural Workers, was given a sentence o f. fifteen years In San (Jucnlin prison for his part In the dynamiting exploits iu Los Angeles. John J. pleaded guilty to dynamiting the plant of the Llewellyn Iron Works company. .. • * * .'• Tbe'foliuwiug signed statement by Jas. B. McNamara hae been nude public: "On the night of September 3U, ill 10, at for the purpose of building an Immense power pleat to develop electricity for the operation of an aluminum plant, the Alum­ inum Company of America, a Pennsyl­ vania corporation cap!tallied at $20,000000, be* purchased rights of wap for (s distance of forty miles along the Utile Tennessee Fiver In Blunt county. Tennenee. and across the State line in North 5:45 p. mVV placed* In 'f f i f 'MBF W r V Carolina. portion of the Times building, a- suitcase 4 containing 16 sticks of dynamite, set to Seven dead, and eight Injured, is the explode at 1 o'clock the next morning. It K t ^ s l the.hunting In Ohio, which, ba* ’gan November 15. and dosed yesterday. was my Intention to Injure tbe building The records show that thirty persons and scare the owners. 1 did not intend throughout ibe country were killed in to taka the life of any one. I regret that the men lost their- lives. If _giving_ my. hunting accidents. ____ . . . i tw „ _ . . . . . . . . Ufo would bring them back, I would gladly prv-mo oT have lasted my Ma In the fused nr grant a atay h r the - pro­ pro* vt l — » - --_r. today refused hands of tbestate.' ceedings against the Chicago beef peck­ This la probably the only written state­ er* who have been Indicted . on several ment of the case that will ever be made counts alleging criminal conspiracy in re­ by the writer or bis brother, Johu J.,'who straint of trade. This means that their pleaded guilty of dyuomlUngJhe Llewel­ * trial must proceed at the Umb named by lyn Iron Works the United States district court at Chica­ It Is believed by officials that the con­ go and la regarded as a considerable fessions of the McNamaras will give the victory by the Federal prosecution. grnnd Jury valuable information concern­ ^ "Not le a than $50.000" was the fee re­ ing “ men higher up" In a nation-wide ceived by Clarence Darrow for his serrices dynamiting plot. The result of the In­ in defending the McNamara brothers In vestigation, In connection with that begun the Los Angela* dynamiting case, accord­ at Indianapolis, it is believed wlU consti­ ing to a declaration made by Frank Mor­ tute on« of the greatest criminal prob­ rison. secretary of the American Feder­ lems ever undertaken. ation of Labor, and custodian of the Me. Kherirra Trial Postponed Namara defense fund. The case of the State of Florida vs Counting tbs returns of Tuesday's cIq£> Sheriff E I- Smith of Volusia county tlon In Los Angeles allows that the So­ charged with the murder of William C, cialists lost the mayoralty by fully 40,000 McCaskcll on Lake George a few weeks Msror George Alexander was re-elected ago, and which w*s transferred from Put­ over Job lUrriman, Socialist/one of the nam to Alachua county upon motion of attorneys (or the McNamaras. the defense, took a sudden and surprising * J A^torm has been blowing-on Honduras turn Wednesday morning, which resulted •-"cdSiKor several days. .There has .been tn rite peeUwoemeut of the case “ much damage to fmlt and heavy rains A special veneer of fifty talesmen bad have fallen. No lo a of life has bean re­ been summoned from the body of the ported. The storm has abated todky. county and were in waiting, os was also An organized effort of the business men the defendant and a large number of wit­ of St. Louts, beaded by Secretary of Com­ nesses both for slate ond defense, when merce of Labor Nagle, to get next year's Prosecution Attorney A. V. Long an­ Republican National Convention, is being nounced at (he opening gf (he court tlist he had come into possession of certain . made. fsets since the case was set for (Ills dale, The stage Is set for a Federal grand but which could not be secured at this Jury Investigation of the alleged nation- time; therefore the prosecuting attorney .wide dynamiting conspiracy. Los Anflelos stated that be could not go to trial with Is sere vexed by tbe Startling ending of be cose with justice to tbe state, end rbe the McNamara cases, and would gladly quested a continuance, which was grant­ let go the entire affair, but this la could* ed. The cute may be called at the spring • ertd Impossible, as eo many of those lenn of (be circuit court. • wanted for witneaeea are there. Bar ncy Oldfield In Sanford •Prince Chunn, regent of the Chlneee Barney Oldfield it touring ih« south In empire, end father of the child emperor, his old racing Benz car and selling Fire­ abdicated today. Hli place on the throne stone tires. According to the. following was taken by Shlh Hsu, a Mnnchu prince, and Hsu Cblh Chang. This action fol­ Interview tn Jacksonville he will make lowed the demands of leaders of the revo­ Sanford In his Itinerary: “1 am here both for pleasure and busi­ lution. - ■* ness. Unlike rnanr of the ex-champions A double fatality occurred at Filay, I have Invested some of my money and near Scarborough, Yorkshire, England. now havo an Interest In the Firestone Robert Oxley, an aviator, wae Instantly Tire Company. This has a great deal to klUed end his pasianger, Robert Weiss, dovith my tours over the country. sustained Injuries from which ha died “I shall be here several days and Inafterwords. They hod ascended to a tend to go down the Estt Coast, visiting height of about 100 feat, when the aero­ S l Augustine and Daytona, from which plane suddenly collapsed and they ware placet I shall go to DcLand, Sanford and buried to Instant death on the field be- Tampa. At tbe latter place I will ship b*; : my machine to Mobile, going then to New W If Is said that much of the spirit' of Orleans and Galveston.*' 1 levubitbn in' China Is dug to students Out Ooea The Hog -- educated la foreign lends. China had to trad young man abroad to keep step Tb* hog was “swatted" this way by with other nations, and now' the young voters, according to tb* official count: man are endeavoring to make old China Oriando-gave a majority of 190, Winter march along. Park X7, Sanford 53, Poola . l t Apopka 29, Zell wood 11 and Ray Ridge 6. The A woman deputy sheriff .up In Pann• «rivanla gave np bar job whan aha da- vote JM * a very light ooe, and the com­ m ission» aooo cqunted It oul The to­ W* <W*d to gat married. Evidently . *ha u t number of ballot* cast In all tbe above captured the man who stole her heart *od has given him Ufa time unleu a precraCts w as' 589—only 60 of which favored tbe bog. P«don la granted by thrcourts. , . . Tfta ability of william J . Borne, the detective responsible for the arrest of the McNamaras la deserving of eulogy. it ee«ou that he has a ‘ gift that makes . him a near wlaord.* Ilia farther movemenu will doubtless be wetehed with < trepidation by some of the dynamiters’ ,assistants. Dfclp your produce to G .W . Jody It Co., f f -1•i■... 'f Better Illumination Should Be Slogan of Merchants GOOD ADVERTISEMENT FOR CITY Coat Would Ba But A Trifle When The Benefits Derived Therefrom Are Con»ld*red For some time Tbe Herald contended that First street should be better lighted during tk* winter season and at yet the suggestion lias not been acted upon aitber by the Commercial Club, tbs city council or any of the merchants. The Sanford Light A Fuel Co. have ex­ pressed their willingness' to cooperate and rstist>are»*i*er esssmuMs rate.—JU-ibe lights would only burn a few hours each night and until twelve o'clock on Satur­ day. nights the extra coat would be but very little. As a prominent cltixen sug­ gested this week, sit of tbe old gas lamps could be taken up and placed at short In­ tervals alcng First street. Just as Main street la Jacksonville and other cities have done»—These gas lamp*could be Al­ im with three’ good burners end (ha pure white light make« a very fine effect In connection with the electric lights and the electric signs. Each business firm could be relied upon to assist tn this movement and our city would attract tbe itrtfngcr a* never before. There Is noth, lag tn tnq advertising line that attracts attention as much at a well lighted city. SANFORD LtTTUCE IS MOVING About fifty Care will Go Forward This Week Lettuce Is ou the move nuw'uud bring­ ing good prices, willed is certainly Joy­ ful intelligence to ell parties concerned. This week will bretk the 1911 record, us about fifty cars wilt go forward, according to estimates bused upon the amount al­ ready gone. Much of tlie lettuce bat not been of good quality, but on account of the de­ mand has brought very good prices. Some good Muff brought air high *■ $5 pet hamper In Chicago, and moat of the lettuce shipped has netted the grower $Z per basket, which is an excellent price. Tbe later crop will soon be really and the holiday (rtde ought to bol^t^T up the market and make sharp prices: The growers are well satisfied with price« so far. and (he prospects Tar a good season ore most flattering. Tbe move­ ment of vegetables will materially assist in putting a brighter complexion on trade generally.____________________ .City t|eotlon R atu n » The city election passed off very quiet­ ly last Tuesday not even a dog fight mar­ ring tbe peaceful and even tenor of tbe day. But very little Interest was mani­ fested and only 209 votes were polled. The returns were as follows: for Mayor G. W, SrtNCEK ....................................197 For Councilman: P. M. ELDER............................................ 201 GEO. FOX, Jk. .........................................205 W. S HAND.............................................199 B. W. HERNDON.....................................189 T . J. MILLER............................. 189 W. U. UNDERWOOD.............................187 F. L WOODRUFF...................................190 For Clerk and Assessor M. W. LOVELL..................... 197 For Treasurer and Assessor W. L. MORGAN......................................184 For Member* of Executivefommlttse: J, I. ANDERSON .................................199 ...1 8 5 J. D. DAV1SQN ............... C H. DINGER . . .......................... ...1 8 8 GEO. H. FERNALD ...................... „184 F, 6. FRANE................................ . ...182 Played Jo k e On Parents George -Watson and Mloa Carrie Aber­ nathy »ecompained Mrs. Hester on an auto trip to Orlsndo last Tuesday evening end upon their arrival there thought It would be e good Joke to telobbone Mr. end Mrs. Ab­ ~~N #O W ernathy that they were married. Ur. Ab­ The annual meeting of The atockbolders ernathy answered tba phone and at the of the First National Bank of Sanford, first words did not welt for sn explan­ trill be held at the office of the Bank, in ation but dropped the receiver In amazeSanford, Florida, on the second Tuesday ment. •„ . . In January, l i l t at 16 o’clock a. m. Tba young folks returned later on and 26-9tc r F. P. Foearra. Cashier were surprised to receive congratulation* ot frien d s. They hastened to explain tlio iK te ie r try the dried chipped situation to ell porriee concerned mod tbe be*f—- chipped while you wait at W. W. . Writethemfor stanali. M*U Looge grocery. 44: rivT-, v r . / - . r- SANFORD’S WHITE WAY , )•■** Volum« IV ATTRACTIONS DURING THE WEEK Sanford Had Something Doing Every Night Theatre-goers end pleasure seekers In Sanford did not have one dull moment this week. On ' Monday and Tuesday nights tbe Mabel Pelge Co. held the boards at tbe Imperial. On Wednesday night tbe “ Cyprus Lady" wae tbe main attrac­ tion. and on Thursday, and Thursday night Sparks' Circus wok lite main attrac­ tion for young and old. , The Mabel Paige Co.. In " Billy,'“ Tues­ day night, fully Justified their reputation i fun-makers, end there was not one Idle moment from tbe time the curtain rose until tbe end. It was g screaming farce and every ooe pf lh«Tcharacters were good. The work of Miss Paige end Sir Edward Lawrence, asusual, bclng'obove* the-average. Tim - scene of -t Billy" Is laid on board the steamship Fionda and tbe setting! were alp this to life. The work of tbe tailors and officers wrs etpeel ally good. and the audience did not have time to recover from ooe paroxysm of laughter before going Into another. The Herald can recommend the Paige Co In "The Lost Trail" and " Billy" to avery othefrdur nf'Wbtab tfifir estimable com­ pany m#y cast their lot. Both plays ore good and tho Mabel Paige Co., as usual la up to tbe standard. .Wednesday, “ The Chorus Lady" held forth at the Imperial In all the glory and panoply of stage settings and theatrical glamour. " Tbe Chorus Lady," played lu ■ W fec opero house end by a better com­ pany would undoubtedly be e good play, but either a lack of patronage or lack of Intelligence prevented a reel presentation of the play. The only redeeming feature of ths play was the part of Patricia, por­ trayed by Mis* Dunne and as the Chorus Lady she was the real article "TheChorus Lady” Is really a good play, with excellent moral lessons, and the com pany probably can play better than they did In this city, but whether the audience Is large or small, when they give up a large iron dollar for a seat, they expect something la return. Thursday was circus day. and every ■malt boy in Sanford was awake on time that morning. » A number of people from near by towns were In the city add àà asuflWYhq,parade drew every one to First street and then to the show grounds performance was all that coukl ba desired aud was a clean show In every re­ spect.' Of course one does not expect to see any new thrill at a circuì but the Sparks shows are belter than the average circus, and is large enough to be Interest­ ing without the disagreeable feature* of the largest shows. AU the performers were good, tho me­ nagerie was good and oV Mary tbe ele­ phant Is still the children’s favorite. In all the Sparks show can be reoom-nended highly and the management knows hiw to give the public a ‘ j,ood show for little money - ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of The Land of Flowers. CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitome of tt fm- •i portrait tfoppenlnit In th * S ta te 's Domain. Tbe Salvation Array In Tampa is mak­ ing a house-to-house canvass of tbe resi­ dence section of that city esklng for do­ nations for their annual Christmas dinner to be given to about 600 of Tampa's poor. sevsnth acceptance of a foreign government to participate in tbs Over-keg . Celebration In Key West he« been re- ^ 4 - J ceived from the Portuguese government A * They will be represented by a minister and one of their largest warships. The Baptists in St. Cloud have awarded the contract for the erection of e concrete block church. The Kissimmee council has awarded a contract to the Alabama Paving cpmny of Birmingham, Ala, to pave one *. on Emmett three block! oh Broad- w r way end one block on Dakin avaniM with vtnrifled brick. The company have tbe men and tools on tbe ground end »rill v .. -, begin work Monday morning, -V * . , Alderman Stephan Smith, C.C. Hibbard end John Tbompeod,' of the ‘Daytona Beach council, were arrested Ipgt Thurs­ day on a warrant sworn Out' by Clark G. Smith on a charge of defacing end falsify­ ing the town tax books. *| ^ Pinellas county will have lu official birth on the first day ot January, 1912, according to report, and on that day tbe officials nominated In the primary and appointed by the governor will take charge of alTalra. Clearwater will probably be the county teal. Other counties are cultivating sugar­ cane for commercial' purposes, and next year great quantities of that money­ making crop will be planted. Wakulla county t* a natural sugar-cane county, and the acreage should be greatly Increased. * Coming into Tampe from Tarpon Springs Wednesday aftefnoon«*'Ma)or Douglas Coqnoley and Archie Coraptilll 'saw two ' • ~ eaglet of the “ bald" specie« on their nett In tbe (op of'S tail pine. - Major Coooley took his shotgun and fired at tba male bird, bringing hfm down woundtd. Flie major lassoed the bird and took hldi to the machine. The bird died later. Major Couoley will have it mounted. The bird is a splendid specimen, measuring six reyet seven inches from tip to Up of its wings. — A chapter of crime* has occurred In Sumter county within tb(P-Pe*t weak which Is most deplorable. On lost Friday morn­ ing. one Jim Knight, e negro man. klllad hlg wife, and this morning Will Baxter, a young white man who lives at Okabumpka. shot and killed Prof. John A. Jones, Shaker Under Bond Ute superintendent of public InstrucUon Egbert Glllett, the Shaker colonist, who of this county, the killing taking place at the Osceola County Grand Jury. Just ad­ tbe home of Mr. Jonee. three miles from journed, failed to Indict for the raxnler Sumtervllle. of Sister Sadie Merchant, was placed un­ W. D. Barnetf, the well-known banker der $7,5000 bonds here late this after­ of Jacksonville, has purchased (he inter* noon upon an order from Circuit Judge est of Mr. W. M. Bust wick in the S l Johna W. H. Price. He immediately gave bond Electric Light Company of, S l Augustine, and went to bis home at Ashton. and. will also succeed Mr. Bositrick »$ The action of the court followed a president of the company. motion mada by Slate’s Attorney Jones, who expressed sqrpriso that the Grand Arrival and Departure o f Train» Jury bad taktn no cognizance of tba norm aouiro admissions of Glllett that he bad ad­ Ar 1.25 a m Lv. 1.1$ a m No. 82 ministered -a powerful drug to SUtór “ 11.05 a m ** 11.19 a m No. 64 Sadia at the tima wheo sha was seriously “ 2.53 p m “ 2.55 p a No. 80 UL Strong sentiment favoring the aband­ “ 9 00 pm No. 28 onment of the chargee against the Shakers SOUTg SOUND U believed to ba responsible for tb a ' fall* Ar 2.16 a m _ Lv 2 J6 a tn No. 85 ura of tba Orand Jury ta a c t " 2.05 p m No. 89. " U S pm State's Attorney Jones asked that “ 8.05 p m “ 6.23 p m No. AS Brother GlUstts be'beld without benefit of No. 29 “ 8 JO a m bail until the convening of the nan Grand Jd'ry. but tba court decided to allow him Trilby k St, Petersburg—No. 25, Ar. 1.01 his freedom on belL The case against It BL c No. 24. L v. 2.15 p. m. Sister Elizabeth Sears baa been droppedLeesburg—No. 21, Ar, 11J l a. m. No. il— 22. Lv. 6.15 pv m. ro r S a lé Ry Owner Ovclda— Ar. 10.30 a- m. Lv. 2.90 p. tn .. ,1 Garland Plano. 1 Braaa Bed. trlth • Notice spring and maltraes. ■t Round Looking Annual moating of th«' stockholder* at Gloso; 18-40. S Upbolgigrad Parlor Chain. The Sanford Light I* .Fuel Company, for 4 Patent-Leather Chalrl I Carpet' 1 the election of direct nr* will be held at Oak Sand Tabla. 1 Clothing ^Cabluet. 1 Oak Dresser/ with glosa 10x30. 2 OU* tho office of the president MöhBay, Janu­ ary Ttb. 1911 at * o'ckfch p. ro. Painted Pictures.“ 1 Extension Table.' • r. f- H. R and. China Closet. Valued at $^00; will taka Präsident L. It F. Co. cash now, $250; only used two years, i* Geo. H. Fnuuux ' . ' t Q, UnAaputr. ■„ S a o 'y S - L A F .A I7-51R OMarjr City, Fla. Deo. 1,192). �ping and they decided to'return with Mr. b» wit not. Injured M badlyas at flrft Ha carried aeddeat polldea; COUNTY HAPPENINGS Dutton end tbs Thanksgiving sermon wlU besupposed. will return to bta poollion soon. A Budget of Interesting Items From Correspondents THE EVENTS OE ORANGE COUNTY Efficient S ta ff * f Reporter* Weekly Covert the Territory for • The Herald be giren next Sunday. kin. I t Weihbaro »pent Tueaday with Uni Mlnnlck. - , Mr. aifd Mr*. L J . Hancock “»Ul entertain the Worthington« and Ell*worth» next Sunday. Farmer* Club met Tueaday evening and a very totere«ling evening wee «pent. The question box presented many tópica for dlacuaaion—orange culture, eunburu and black heart to Uttuo*. blight in celery and motiy thing* in regard to the work of tfu» Aaaodition wwe di*cu*»ed. Now officer* were elactod." Chä*. Worthington preridcat; Mr*., Utookk. vloe-preri<J*nC Neva Gormly »ecretary: Mr* Ellsworth, lie. end U n. Thobe Johnson’» round •on John la quite rick.' He la doing nice­ ly, though, andar Dr Walket»ca n . v llora then three car-load» of lettuce are being »hipped fro® Harry Ward » Beardail farts tbl* week. Joe Cameron. W. W Miller, J F. McCMland and other* are shipping lettuceWe learn that our old neighbor. E. L. Craig, ba* resigned hi» poritlon on the X ¿ L raDroadTandT*"the'v ManiMlH GENEVA JOTTINGS Wheel" for.theSanford S tm t Oar 04. 8p»d»l OormeowAww*»» Th» jlaraU! Ila ttr Ward puretmaad-n aloe rqula Mr. and Ml*a Newman of Lay's elte. town fmmJMgar Brawn, of Geneva ave. Ala-, are welcome additions to Geneva society. They folll ipend the winter aa A fine big steer was killed by the street guest» of their aunt. Mrs. L D. Hart programme committee. Chib meet* again car at Moore'« station, Sunday evening. Mrs. M. S. Etheredge has returned from In two week*. Brand Idg. Ala., where abe was called on Mr, and lira. J . C. Ell* worth, Jr-enjoyed A most enjoyable affair w u oar Thank*. a Am turkey dinner Sunday, at the Wor­ account of the serioui lllnosa of her riagiving dinner at the church. The tabla thington home, on the bank of beautiful Joe L Sleg 1* again at borne In Geneva, waa loaded with good thing* to eat and Lake Ooora coming from America*, G»-, last Mon­ the simple decoration* of fern«, roe#*, Mr. and Mrs, T. Johnson and children, nasturtium*, wild holly and Indian Pipe*, Mr. and Mr*. J . C. Smith, Mr. Courtney day. Henjy. 0*1 nee returned to hi* borne In the baskets of golden orange* and and eon, and Mr. and Mr*. J . C. EU*worth, tangarinea made It beautiful tu look at. jr„ were at the Thanksgiving dinner at South Carolina last week after spending' whU* a gay little turkey emitted to »tatc- the Cameron City church. several weeks In Geneva, working for *V " ly manner a* a center piece remind Injg1 . the Fish Company. --Other* who dined out were Mlu Jngram * the merry company that far on* day at MU* Nannie Harris spent the Thanks­ end Mr. and Mr*. Morris and" children.41 least ba waa the bird of th* nation. Mra. giving holidays with her parent* at Win­ who look dinner with Mr.'add kin.. GuorJ . C. Ellsworth went among the guest* ter Park, also visiting Orlando. rjr; Mr. and Mrs; W. W. Millar entertained and bed them write their pamee and On last Sunday Mr. Wheeler of Oviedo birth piece* and ha* kindly loaned bar Mr, and aft*. L D. Harr and daughter, of Geneva arenue; Mr. A E. Gilbert end came, by epecial invitation, to the Baptist list fog, publication.. . , . :,J_ sons war* at the J. 0. Packard bom* In church and gave a Sunday school address ' -it it s i follow*: ■. V . v to our people which was very much enRev. Joel Swartz, Virginia; Mr*. Joel tw o . bivad. Mr Wfredcr 1» a JmttAof Sun­ Swartz. Ohio; J . A. Gormly,.Penuarlvaqje; MONROE MEANDERING*» day school work, MCheart antrW* work itt, and M r lJ . C Rich. P W n i^ ^ ffr. L M__La. • — riW.' v are in it. Hi* talk was helpful and In­ J . Hancock, Indiana; Mra. LT J. Hancock; To the Editor of Th« torrid: Our very efficient «cIkx»] teacher, Mr*. teresting and we hope to often bavo the Illinois; Mr. and Mra. J . A. Dreaster, Ohio, Sieretu, spent Tbankaglvtog be* pleasure of having him among ua. Ur. and Mrs. Geo. L. Maria, Paooaylvante; parents In Orlando. She la n o*, back kt Many of our MetbodUt friends attended Dr. Wm. A. Mlnnkfa. Indiana; Mra. W. A. wr poet. y ^ -quarterly conference in Oviedo last Sun­ Mtaalck, Pennsylvania; C .C Worthington, n Ts reported that tbeferry IT thiv*place day. Ohio; Mr. and Mra. W. W. Dreaeor, Near will, be raady for the travelling public Mra Hart entertained the young peo­ rork; Mr. and Mra. R. F. Duka, Georgia; Dec. 15th. •« ple at q facial last Friday night. given In Thobe Johnson, Germany; Mra. Tboba Mra Jj W, Bell wa* visiting friends -in honor of her niece and nephew, Mr. end Johnson, Ohio; J . C. Smith, Illinois: Mra. J. áanford thje week. Miss Newman. Quite a crowd was C. Smith, Illinois: Ur. and Mra. R. L Grier, Mr. Mann kilted a razor back thia week present end a pleasant evening ws» North Carolina; A. Marshall. Ireland; Mr*. A. Marshall. Scotland; Mr. and Mra. H. L that weighed ¿34 lbs when dreaaed. The enjoyed. . The people of this section are waiting Maria, Ptnniylvante; Mr. and Mr*. J . E. razorback la not ao bad after all. W* are having a very intereating Sun­ and longing for the bridge to be Com­ Worthington, Michigan; J. C. Ellsworth. pleted at Geneva ferry; all is finished ex­ Jr.. Ohio; Mía. J. C. Ellsworth. Jr. Mich- day school at this place and everybody la cept the draw, and many ara anxiously igan: Mra Ella A Greenland. Pennsyl­ Invited tp attend. Bible reeding Sunday vania; Mra P. G. Miller. Ohio; Geo. Roll« awaiting its.arrival Rev. E. Lee Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. MUler, Florida; Mis» GracS P. Rich, Kan­ Geo. Peters Saturday and preached at sas; Mlw Neva A. Gormly, Kansas; Walter tho Baptist church Sunday. Mr. Smith Haynes. Kansas iL E. Gormly, Kansas; Raymond Gormly, Kansas; J. G. Ellsworth. it always a welcomed guest in Geneva. Kansas; Charles D. Thompson, Ohio; W. R. This Off»r Sheuld Qaln th« Cenftdeflee Miss Mabel Daniel visited Mra. Ucef the Moat Skeptical; Hibbanl. Jr., Pennsylvania; John Shinn. Kenzie’s family at Oviedo recently. * '-¡K W* pay for all the medicine used Kansas; Etta' Johnson, Kansas; John Birdie PaillshalL who at tend»school Johnson.'Kansas; Ruth Rae Grier. North during the trial. I f -our- remedy fella in Sanford, spent a few days last week Carpi in«: Róben LeRoy Grier. North Caro­ to completely reliera you .of constIpawith his parents In Geneva. :■[ < <; lina; Stuart IXmon, Delaware; A. H. Court- tton. We take'all the ttek.-. To tr a ta uot obligated to ua to any way whatMr*. Patt¡shall returned from * ten neyi'Ohio; H. U. Courtney. Ohio; Terry m mer, I# wah acctpt aftrtâng Mr KV»» offer. nfTnW I ‘ That'a if you day'* visit to Jacksonville last Tharsday. Mulonr, Kentucky; Ralph W. Alten, Colo­ mighty broad statement, but We Wa extend thank» to-Edit or Holly for rado; Dennis E. Allen, Colorado. ( a complimentary ticket to the big dmia. A mbat «rienrifle, commou-eetiae z r u w o o o NOTES treatment t* B m l l Ordarilas, .wtjlcb SpecUl Corr*»pood*oe» U D u tier rid: • CAMERON. CITY CUPPINGS ara eatats lik e candy. Their active Zeliwood Is ringing with the sound of principle te a .racin t erient.^c fliscoT. Sped«! Cdmtiwiideacr la Die Herald. Mr. and Mr«. Mitchell were Sunday hatproers and eawa': Many buildings ate ary that ia odorleee, colorie**; and going up at prefeat. We. will'probably taataleaa; vary pronoabced, gcntlechnj callers at Camerpn City. A number of our young pen went to have to ask Tangerine to pteaak move a pleasant tn aetten. and particule fly Sanford Sunday afternoon to attend tbs Utile further on to prdw to glvqjli-roooi agreeable 1» every way, Thia Ingredi­ ent does not. cause diarrheas, baute«. to spread. She will doubtiaeebe Elk’a Memorial service, * V flat ni eue*, griping, or. otftar Inçouvm ad or feeling proud of being tfie eubuiff of On Monday evening of this weak soma totee*. B e ta ll .Ordertle* a r r particuiar oi our ( yobng people took a moonlight A car bad of people - arrived teabvrsfk drive to Sliver Lake and cnil^d on Mr, from Taxes. ( Let every one do what KO' and Mrs Herbert Maris of Philadelphia, can to make thftri fbcil Vfeicome hare, and are visiting ihctr parents Prof, and Ifm make them pequff thOy came to bur town.1' Georga' Marls. „ Those who have bad' agperieoce growing On Sunday November 29, Mr. and Mra’ Cht*. Worthington. Mr.’’and Mra. Justin vegetable* op the mock will b* gltfdTtq advise With the new comer* and .let litem Wbrthpgton. Mr and Mr*. J . C. Rich and let*. SO canto) » ta b le ta . K) cents, Bold priiflt by their exp«eoeá. ,' ] Mist Grace Rich were entertained -at din­ atxiy at ony «txura—The Rasuö gtof*. No merrier crowd gate together that* ner at tho home of Dr. and lira ■JdinL. R. PHHJI’3 fc CO. nick. V /- '• ■ ' • i- • - mat with Mr. and Mra A. R. King on teat . ' * '• V ft-> > Saturday night. Standing room was at a A recent election of officers Ip ^oUr premuna, Everybody seemed to be gfat) Sanday School resulted a« foUowpi ' Su;>t . they were llyipg. The mtimic furnished L. J . Hancock In place or Dr. Mlhhlck. by the -Venson Band” was enjoyed b> all. Assistant Suph Mr. Hibbard in plkoe flf # Mra L S. Stewart cod' Mra CL. Oaboriaa Mr. Hafoe*. Mr. John Staton Secretary afld w«rrto recently*. Treasurer in place d f E rl. Corml*. The - r . .- Orlando * - i, ; G. FJekico 1* digging his Irish pntaitfar new officers t *,k their place* last Sun­ day. Mr. Hibbard acting for Mr. - HanMra Griffith 1Í visiting her daughter, ra A. R. King. She will perhaps «toy Miss Frsnds Dutton spent last Friday the greater pen of the winter. (ft ritoty deaeripdob can b« deanat Mionkk piece. C. Firiden. J . H. Jones and J. W, Jones 'A ' .* ad an d g w sed Ilka new, or if you 0. E. Aldtlch and eon have gone to .Wllit to Orlando on business Saturday. k^ - ' Orlando for a time. ^ Mra John Moftou, one of the Texas par­ prefer, wacan dy* them any color V Mr. and Mra Chat. Worthington had at ty has bean sick si oca she arrived. Wa you Wish. With bur modern dinner guests last Sunday Mr. and Mra ara glad she is able to ba up again. J ; G Ellsworth J r , and Mr. and Mra I a o g , Wallace and lolph OriMrne car­ equipment and skilled workmen ‘ ■ Justin Worthington. ried their father, and mother to Orlando are are in position to do this class Tuesday of this weak to lag them aaa th* Spark* Circus will be to Sanford Thurs­ day end many people to this vldnlty of work, in a way that cannot ha «» will attend. T ir? <r , k-sï . '->■ escalled anywhere. . W * aetlo* aaung-the gatbe law* a (toe Phone ua and w* will atnd th* Of twenty five dollars Tflr hunting on There a n a grant n m y paopte. both Sunday. There Baa* been a great deal wagon fqr a trial package. -* óf ahboting aaounJ this'peaceful hamlet h e n and eteawbera Who agree with what on some recant Sundays and aomcbbdy Saunterer said about our aoed friend. Dr. better look out—the l«w might b* about W. A. Mlnnlck. to last week'sCurbstone Gleanings." Only to know the doctor is We wère tn have Thanksgiving servio* enough to aaa that ha te «vary man's at our church lu t , Sanday morning but friend. th* ban wen oof running and Dc. Swartz Byrd and Frank Willi» are working in could not get Out After an Interesting Sunday-school O^congregatiqjt-inlned In a song service. Ur. Dutton kindly brought Dr. and Mra Swartz out la Jus auto but it «ras ao teté and no ca n ran* fIRST STREU Betunen Perk Avenu* end Railroad H O L ID A Y FANCY GOODS CROCKERY ■ PUNCH BOW LS CH O CO LA TE SETS _ _ _ _ ^ > L I V E AND c ^ l e r v DISHES FANCY NOVELTIES Pin Cuahiona, Manicure Seta , > ~". > * ' LY i« 4r : j ' t!" Tie Rtcks, Laundry Bags « J » ' .1 r i "*"1 r - '■* 3 * '■ ■ *** * * * */-#*' Bureau Scarfs, Holiday Stationery Tranks Coat Suits * z r ...» 3 . Suit Cases Sweaters Umbrellas ; ■■'. < F IR S T S T R E E T " Between Park Avenue and Railroad THE MAPES FERTILIZERS - No A d a Phoaphste or any of its Aliases ORANGES— ,i “ <*' POOUNO BAtia V‘ * • ■** CUlIlt Better prepare for that in advrnce. Yott will,surely, want t^e Maximum Juice, Thin Riuds, Bright Cblor and heavy weight The Mapes System and line of feeding edn be depended upon id i*«i v.V».‘ •* -* - ■1;duefc theae - . V F f l F T A U l E* C . Our tcrtllUrrs luvint you perttet >•<•(», inif-rmnl ¥ ‘- ' ' * 7 ' 1 ‘ ‘ U L .t-O laud*. dulckv*t roaturlly.., Iu ( rhlpplnj oudllii,» imrarrterdb» »nd hl«he*l inaritM price» , ' '■>'*V - 1 ‘ », » . , * t - , * i. . *, | ’ ^ i gf ’ Thirty-three'years In Florida and never more prosperous than nuw H e ir W h at W e H ave to S a y A bout It . , w ; ' W ’ .r - ' • . W|ite to L A. .BRUMLEY* Agent, Sanfohl, Florid« ' 0 r Bo J . R. TYSEN, Agent. Jacksonville;' Florida 'jSP - » *" . .*' njJG!•'<' * , F o r full-d eacripllve pam phlet Ju et Issued giving M a p « fecord^h Florida;-^ best m ethods o f fortl|iz«tiQD. ihateriiils. dttcripÜoQ of ^ S . etc. Ladies’ Garments A allghri^oxacapfabsd performance, byt let I t ■tend for tho*« Plus QuahtM* to be found' to all DUrooqdEdjftTodU. ; ’ Those qualldee that have to do with the *,Ci*rt,w with **Han¿.f* with “CWnChlppto«" and '.'Wqrklnf Xeae** to the ass. Such qualities appeal to the man whe usee the aab because It sneásu caater work, better work, and more of to Progress Steam Laundry SANFORD, FLO RID A M anna1 �Don’t suffer with the cold when you can get a heater for $1.25. We have a complete line of Stoves for wood, coal or oil. Prices tsed elections Meld On The H o i Question PORTS or COUNTV o f f i c t u s $1.25 to $15.00 •f lanford Olvea TNe Som * f One :_Com e in -(S ig n e d ) 0 dS h D. L. Tiifashi«. Prtu. FAàÏTfWÀJtD, . \ r 7 - — . S. Run« . W. D. Holden, D. A. Howaru. Petitions from Lockhart and Maitland preelaott - ty elections to determine the «testion of allowing swine to nm at Urgi) 'Sieldpreclnbts were- received and the üork, instructed to m ^ lhe nfcesanrf prepara¡loos. E le ct*« etdeapd Dec. M, 1 Letter from J. 0. Wofford received nnd read ood referred to commissioner Russell atEustls, Fla. -Communication of W. D. Jenkins In■pector In reference to the condition of the Geneva Avenue cut off received and read. • Communication from Ejgcne Dial re­ ceived and read. Clerk to acknowledge. Communication from J. C. VanBuakirk in respect to strawlng road A'popka-Altamonte Forest City road? fecelved and read. Upon motion laid over until neat meeting— ■ Following bids for opening Ft. Christmas It Hodga ford tyad’received; John Çniu\. Request Ir^h-Julius Krauajjiwjrtano T fmed and forwafded to comptroller. Krause fot,%ijLi\wos received, and d e ­ I ' Fallowing licenses to carry firearms clined.. ’ I granted to P. A. Hollins, Hilton __ Upbn motion the Supt. of roads nnd I Brrfwn. R. R. Wbluen. E. L. Brown, Cl Dl hrldges wn».Instructed to lay th* hr ink ut I — p i.n t, J . 0 . Kilpauifik. Jonah Hancock. Whiter Garden when the brick tir«.-de­ | CO. McLaughlin and T. Stock Davis. I Bond uf C 0. McLaughlin as notary public was presented and approved; sureI lies A F YowsIL J . D. Roberts, W. / Thigpen and B. A. Howard. Bond of M. I W. LovsU<ai notary public was presented I ■ sad approved; surrtes 0 . W. Sfhlth.^'orrest Lake and E. E. Brady. Reports of the following county officer* I . were received, read and fllod: Report of Ucsntes. pav roll state witness Nov. term I criminal court, report of clerk of criminal court, report of polls collected, Oct. tax re-" [ * demptlons, report of sheriff of fines, fotr ffitures and costs for Oct. ond-Nov.. Supt. of County home, report of sheriff to state f ' raditor, report of county surveyor with pUt of the SciuncU crossing near Mon­ roe, cerMcair of Banka, treasurer to state sudltur and tq county commissioners, 5*pt- of county boiriirhtvdcounty auditor's ; . ststement. /* *lfr. Wilkins appeared before the bou.d In reference to a change o f ^thr.-vublio mid-near Zell wood mi the Origridd and Zell*<ood rood. No action takin.’^ / ■ F. J. Neimeyer oppeared before the *1 bosnl in reference to redeeming lots 12'to , ^lOInciutlve. Longwoo-1. at ill» Hot sum*of f i not Including clerk's cigtJL 00 account axcetilve tax. The clerk was autborV. •lied to make tho request to the comp­ troller, Redemption to be. made within , ,*x<id.ys. '.‘* Col. Geo. J . Gaines appeared before the .ybosnlj in reference to redeeming certain % ’.Und». ■«No(artfo^. taken; , . '/ Petition of F, M. Story; G. Long. et •).. lot »uswing road funning fronf Chuhiota south abdhi 2H mile# to sign hoards oh / Bis Chuhlota A d Hodge Ford road teiSJ.celyfU, roar tyid .laid IvAr until next livered , Communication Irmii tha brurd of trade of New buiyinj received aud read. Board adjourned to Wednesday Dec , you out for the winter Perfection Bine Enamel Oil Heater $ 5 . 0 0 G. H 'Fernald-Hardware Co. 8 srox/FS 27. 19U Moncy-making strains fo r m&rket A wien« whcir.fi growo Ejpecidl] sdsptcd to the South Fht IOc; oi 40c VIS. » 1.00; lb. » 3.73. Stakes’ Stsagsrg Syscisi GUI.« T««sU, Th« lutti in the wotIJ. Sf«dsl Strsias of B«t. Cucunibct. Mudi swlod, WainmsloQ. tic. Sen! me your lui ol trej wann «ad H quote you my tpecjsJ wholcwU p<„n I« I msiket |uwSni. Al u j iste, writ* L today lot my kosgtem« lllutrsUf ctUlaf —tn*. W alter. P . 3 tolte», Seedsman ^ Dept. 61 Philadelphia Our Holiday Edition Tlie Holiday edition of The Herald will ■to Into 2.000 homes nndlhe merchant who - » ... r. V , : ,. takes space will lie discussed ljv .10,000 iuyeta Out of this you rail rusily deduct enough tu leave you a nice margin. ¿Y ou must g$'t your »pace ntr once ant) you ought to be thlnklug up k fin» Chmtmas advertisement, tecause you wilt •wont a big Space when you,see »he paper. ‘ No More Suffering or Weakness If You Use Reno4» New Health. Sold Under Guarantee “For ten years I suffered fruin troubles peculiar to cay sex. I consulted the beat physicians without the least help. I lost all hope of betng cured kt all until I heard about Reno’s New Health. The Oral bottls gat« me relM utul uow 1 feel ss well as In the dtys of my youth," This letter* Is only one of the thousands of testlruoulsls that b a rs bees voluntarily given to Reno1« New Health In the pusi le w years Nothing ever approached this msrvslous remedy in tts power to build up weak women and cure their diseases. It U the one great restorer of u l natural functions, supplylnf the system with vital force without which do woman can have health, strength snd happiness. Reno’s New Health feeds every (Issue of the body, strengthens the ner­ vous system snd surely and thoroughly relieves Scanty. Profuse, Painful, IFregular or' Suppressed Menalruallon. Sickly perlpda, Cpnstnm W eariness and Weakness, Depression, Cramps, D ltilness. Violent Headaches, Palpitation of the Heart, Pain In the Back and drains, Leucorrhes snd all Inflammations. Ulceration and Dlsohkrgea of the Vagin« and Uterus There Is positive danger In allowing female trouble to go unesrad for and there la almost as much dauxsr In using the ordinary remedies which a r t recommended for >$ttVu Honor* New Health In ibe prescription of an emi­ nent'physician whose lift was devoted to tho cur«, and treatment of woman’s diseases This marvelous remedy Is so InvarlHbh successful lu curing the diseases peculiar to the female sex that It Is sold under an absolute guarantee of money refunded U. if doee not do all that Is claimed for It No other medi­ cine for women was aver sold In this war as there would be so mauy requests for money back that ib# proprietors would soon be forced out of business, t Tour druggist will sail you Reno s New Health with a guarantee to re­ turn jo u r money on first bottle U It falls to_ relieve You certainly oatt effort to use It on this guarantee. For Sale By W m . G. Aldridge, Sanford, Florida Summer err Winter wc cun supply your wont* in tho Automobile line If you want to Cfios. f. Haskins. P. M rent A M otor For Any -Purpose * w ;*• we ore at your servtco with the ■ *“ •ILilpes aiiirgSpnfiftg Roanoke Bridge •' Co,.sppdaiiid' bcfhra.the Jxmtd ■-In rofer- ïù F. T E ftk Y ¡1 very best enrs. We -never Bleep. I f y o u a r e j n trouble-call us any *nee hi M dgfi. ■•No action W e n , *•*; ” -v * • . BUILDE» <Jf yt ^ . ¡; hour/of the nijlht or day. _ a " L B. Giles gJjpeajed before' tho' fioard - MAROLK BRANIT« , In behalf, of the Hungerford Industrial Nonsinepti, Tombstone», Etc. >1 ' asking that land donated to the school be exempt from 1911 taxes; upon ■ motion tbs prayer was granted and the collector is instructed to report the earns . . sasn error and the assessor dqt to assess ^ ..ssid land thereafter S ^ B r . Johnson, roprewntiofl tho Malsby ■echlnery Co. of JacksonvlUe appeared '> :btf0T* *bs board In. reference to purebssw| Si tractioMnglne and* excavating at- PHONE Oak and Second Streets, ■■ etturab Street, ■ > ^ <> Orlando, riortda ' - •• . Wvtuv* a« •|«ap. iktnf«,* » « w«« ,»■ *' * , -, . g, cubais—: :* + « + + * + + + 4 4 * ♦ ** .> ’1 ♦-».+<*+■»f Sanford Machine & Garage Company PHONE 331 New goods arriving at W. W. Longs Gt^cery ¡apr^lvo hi® o calk t5-lf Only exclusive baker In the city. All mixing done with lateB t improved Sani­ tary machinery. Sponoor’* Bread handled by a elass grocers. SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED , PROMPTLY mpoaltt# Certain Uckns« We Make Everything Known to the Trade Taxe« v M»Buiacturl»| Co* •hr ffsyof and City Council of ^ l ^ r . ^ .'Tga jh fca riiS a a •v JACKSONVILLE, - FLA . - a .. Ml Ihr lissOM las berrhafter «sen­ kt to ihgTUnrAd Basra» by the several bustneaW« or uccMo NO. I l l PARK AVENUE. berrlnsftrr mra ^ÏÏSviÀroÔif« Sho««s,-T_________ Strew Carnival*, Strtet Shows, Street F tace*, of LxposilJou CompasM ter *4c AU in*all shows other thon Cireuses. ibwsirWm] or vsudrviU«. liven within trais.' carared or uooov*rvd.or Slvegjta sgrtsc motion. PHONE 106. WIM W W tÀSWW Early .Rgii Ht. 4. / 8 E E D P O T A T O E S L’,. 6 yur ■seek’wu grwwa by as 1« Msias sad New York $tsts. The m slr U Aos. Cttar aat«d «o be tiu* to «sms, free from dieses« sod roc They ire uniform la Aae, sod kiw no* b*»n dsdmgtd by frost or cold. DtUveri«« cat* be »ado immsdiatsly. - ’ ,■ TT* we MANUFACTURE Ttte CORRCCT POTATO for Ih» beailndtâant now In use at 2 * “ ““‘r home, vix »100.00, b* acceptw: «0.00 tn cash And »180.00 in alxty •iys. munkatlotTfrom J.lT F rie«. in reCoramunlAHorf^rnfFrie«. •P»et to • charge of the ferryman at Genm iorr reeelTrt anr\ road. • * " INOIMT BTtTILlXHfl COMPANY, J . f , PACE, Agent womra's and rhlldrvft'» tssrd SS «Mtshsau. «ut dare of besteras sad le E x p e rt W a tc h I Alt Work Send Your Work to Ut tad Have U Engraving, Clock and J«w Ojpyof resolution of d t y council of W o rd received and reAd: *** council of San’ * “■ That the ci*f shall contribute to GREENLEAF & C g Q y g j g g f c /und-11000.00. -1500.. J* W b# deducted by prango county front '2* d t , ’, ritaw of ’ the road and bridge ¡itta the city from -the oouaty for the tali Mtk'gsjr'i ■gì*?* Blln Triimpb -**—> ■j. JjWaen. blivcnmjins an 41 W att Bay Streets < •- , �m m K SÊÊH November PsMMmS e**rr Ttesdsr aad Friday Mwatal hr THE HERALD P R IM IN G COMPANY R J. ItUlLY. Editor - — W. M. HAYNES, Battista* Manager - lubitr Ipllon Prise. 11.00 a Tear In advenes DsUversd ta (be City by furrier I t 00 per peer la advaaca or CO: per mooiK. Paymata la adì sacs nati' be msds et office. Mee la. Htrald B»Wm Thu young swans that recsfntly, left Lake Lucerna In (Mando, were aeen near Ssntbe other day. They were recognised very easily as ona of them looked like Charlie Lord and one of them like Ifahlon Core. - asnaOest «tor« to the Urge« the *tocks nrathebeet that money can boy. Every thing lo tba Way of Chrtstma» good* can be found ia Sanford ihl* year and for miles around ibe peoble will come to Sanford to trade. The Herald has no* tldpeted this ruab and lo order to lay the good* and prices before the people, a large edition will be printed one week from Christmas lo order to allow the merchants to give the goods and prices full display. Be sore and watch the Herald for the I big edition and than coma to Sanford. You can get any thing yoo want at the very lowest prices. * ' . ( BCACHAM ran CONGRESS Hen. Bm tsn B e e d n a of Orlando, has Anally conyented to annooncs bis name as «t candidate for Congressman-at-Lerge. I fur /^Hawing from the Reporter-Star I* [very ifach to the point: Mr. Braxton Bencham will make the nln .fdr.Oongresaraan-at-Large. The Reporter-Star makes this announce* tnem (after a comprehensive Interview with Hr. Beachain today. He has’ canvassed the field, and froth the aentlmenu which hava been expressed to him. fcals Justified In standing upon 8 HINq LI| (F o rm e rly M eN AtR & I O N ) Dyal-Upchurch Building, Jacksonville, Florida Q & j f t c k is W ell M an u fa ctu re d , C arefully G raded, P r ic e L o w . If c a n n o t furnish ou r sto ck w rite us for p rice s. - ongtooofr, .floriha Now open for business. W e h av e a sp e cia l week end r a te of 4.00 fron^ S a tu rd a y nigh t su p p e r to M onday* m orn in g b reak fast in­ cluded* A p le a s a n t q u iet p la c e to spend y o u r S u n d a y . T ab le sup­ plied w ith th e b est th e m a rk e t affords. W h ite help e x c lu s iv e ly . Good seq ricg g u a ra n te e d „ * . 8peolal Rates by the Week or Month F i lr t h e r in form ation g la d ly given. - W rite, w ire o r phone C. W. ENTZM INGER of A. F. F A L C iT ^ Proprietor Resident Manager . - V.'.-.J — Ask Mr. Foster — . W W r W iY i i W , , lend of the year tells the newspaper man v- He is-not a politician, but wW go to I that W has spent several hundred dollars no one haibeyn bitten. Washington with the real interests of this In advertising during the year end receiv­ section close at heart - ed no returns. Thera Mve 'been five or six Heralds go­ Orange county has assumed Importance The Herald pays a license to - play la ing through the mails to people of this in the Kata’s affairs.. ft is* ooa of the the advertising game. It is our stack In _ Jd tf complimentary. Ax we now deliver greatest Wealth-producing counties In the trade and the city council ought to pass these papers by carriers and delivery state. Tba opportunity ia at land for an ordinance making every solicitor of costs, teoney we wifi be obliged to dis­ this section to reap the benefits of Federal advertising on these fake schemes pay continue'delivering these papers. If any representation, and it would be a deplor­ |a license. of these good folks want the paper they able circumstance if ibera were not a If any Individual or orgln'xation wants can get It by calling at The Herald office. man in the county groat enough to meas­ a book or pamphlet or program printed for nothing then let them go to the mer­ Florida lettuce is now moving to mar­ ure up to this opportunity. Mr. Beachsm is in the race to win. and chants and ask for the money direct ket and bringing fine price*, according to the Sanford Herald. Tba drat straight let us do all in our power to see that he This ia charity pure and simple and as car of lettuce sliiposi from Sanford this does win. the Herald solicits advertising on a strict season went out last wsek and sold at an business basis we bo not care to be class­ WHY Tltt COMMERCIAL CLUB average of S3 per hamper, netting the ed aa charity people. The greatest draw­ Since Secretary Bates has posted the shipper* about $Z Sanford raiaea other back to Sanford today U the genera) idea things than celery and makes money on cards lu every bualnoaa bouse in Sanford, of every o a n trying to attend to a side calling the attention of the advertising the crop».—Tlmea-Union. Una with the result that most of the mon­ fakirs to the fact that no contracts would ey goes out of the city that should re­ The following are the announced can- be made without the endorsement of the main her* and live man who pays a license ^ nd|dstes for congressmin at large* Wm H Publicity Committee, the merchant* have for doing business ia forced into compe JCliis of Tallahassee: J. Eld O'Brien of not been bothered by these smooth gentle­ tltioo with tba ona «bo pays no license „ .P$p»,cola; CUu Jo L'Engle of Jacksonville; men. *‘ and has no expense to meet. This adver­ Secretary Powell, of the Tampe' Board, ueo.'-C,'ifstUp of Brookiville; Thai, J. tising question will never be settled until LütiVfRÓwn òTTimpi; Braïton Beachsm of Trade, has the following regarding this itte s¿tiled right and it will n e w be of Orlando. It is evident that the victor method: settled right until every solicitor la re* Tba usual borda of fakirs baa Invadad will ^«ve to qniergo the tribulations of a quired to pay a license, Florida and are overrunning It from Panssoornf primary.—Punta Gorda Herald s .cola to X*y West with every kind of For Radium Baths. ■’Brothsr Hsihirinjtia of m s L ik r 'to l a . rartlalng proposition. They are getting At BL JoachlmstabL Bohemia, where News ts a not tick F’Ltrld.i editor who has out room-cards.for hotels, city guides, not received any game this sc aso . from railroad time-cards, hotel directories, ad­ the Austrian govarnment L .* lu ra­ the selfish hunters who go out and vertising clocks, and everything the nov­ dium laboratory, a large bsthlng s t u b lishment It being erected for btths in slaughter hundred* of bird*. Come to elty workers can conceive of. the rsdio-ectire water taken from the The pity of It la that these fellows can Sanford, brother, afte* the holidays and pitekbiende mine there. '* ' ... wo will take a hunt f ir oar own pnrsanal gat bualneaa la a city, and from certain benefit. .That sounds good coming from business men who doq't believe In adverKxtanelva Use of Potash. a newspUoer man—ot-rown personal ben- tiring, and who claim that..Advertising Potash enters into the making of docs not pay, '• ■ «*% *■• ■ eflt-rwhat a blessing it would be to us gloss, soap, bleaches, dya»., photoIt la up to the commercial organisations graphlo chemicals, medicine, explo­ for Just one day to be like die rest of the ■Ordid world and do tonithlng for Our own of Florida to taka drastic measures to rid sives, fertiliser and la used In gold personal benefit. the stete of the kid-glove gentry, who live, ml»lag and tpsny other Industrial pro­ cesses bytheir wits and parsuislve piwara. With the Orange i.ounty fair looming Three years ago Tampa was a fertile up in the distance and promtsin,. to be field for their operation«. They took from Idea In Paper Manufacture. greater and better than ever he1ore. the the city 110,000 or mara a year and left It la propoaed to manufacture p* Orlando Reportec-star publishes a front in return a lot of .worthieaa trash and dis­ per from pulped blue-gum timber page, four-column view of thn grand­ gusted advertisers. The Board of Trade Teets have been carried out a t Bogstand and race tract and It looks very In­ of Tampa has a membership of ovik 300 Uah paper mllla A d are oald to give teresting. Tbs Orange county fair is among its business men. Its publicity B product equal to that made from African esparto grass. held at a time w.ien .the finest displays committee framed an order and caused it of citrus frilite .and Florida vegetables to be posted In these business bouses, and field products'can Di llipliyed, and slating that no advertising proposition; it is always fin pvetu w tab 'ravelling from a stranger would be considered with­ miles to attend. Visitor*.from all over out it had bean endoraad by the Board of i the United States will be presented dur­ Trade. The placard further state» that ing the coming fair and they will be any merchant violating the order would well pleated with the showing made far be fined *50.00, or hit membership in the Orange county.—Titnes-Uoion. board relinquished. This order did the work. Today Tampa la on the black-list The dry council deserves praise for of the fakirs. It is no longer Mgood pick­ peMlag an ordinance prohibiting the de­ ing," but Use directory says: "Tampa, facing of fences by bills and die elde- FI a . - Keep away, nothing doing.“. walks by chalk and paint sigas. The ap­ . Discourage theca fakirs every time they pears nee oi the city will be graatiy en­ bob up—get Our Town off the "easy pickhanced by this ordinance and a very clly. lag’* list. Don't 1st these cheep skate« bt n U rgsand email, is taking up this poke fun st Our Town— work you for an arda have been con- ■d. and then meet the next faku end tell feo, and the vacant him that “Jayville fail to my fake like e j ■been a resting place duck takes to watar. She's good for *200 ■ will now bodeoned soy day. Try her out—she'll m l out iff appearance. This your bend.” , «V several years, eo ■ concerned, by till* y FAY A LI Cf ItS t tff thousand» of cassa S ', advertising, and Every time a church orglaixatlon. mov­ • Ä « ’¿‘ "g w V * l*L been over- ing ptctnje show or any other business of tha carro» oí Ba­ ld other aeri ossa ama man wanu to print a pamphlet, program e itch tnatghtlr. and . O. D. eoap the curse or hotel register, eta. for nothing they ImusentNothing like medlttolr »Udt advertising from the rslon. marchants and get enough money in; ad- Steinway & Sons Behr Bros. Ma “Crown” Sto Kohler & Campbell - H and Fischer 6end for Catalogue», Prices a n d Terms FLORIDA JA C K S O N V IL L E W. J. THIGPEN & COM PANY AQVN?» General Insurance Fire Sanford Florida ifts That ive Satisfaction OUR MAIL ORDER D EP A R TM EN T ia .re a d y to hand la YOUR C h ristin a * Order« H ava voti a a n t It I n f S p o ttin g Good* S 40*4» nest oay os. Jacksonville, Florida □ □ E a M D m m iD S Q M D E E n n H D E O ^ �: .Tfc T \ -yirw %V f \* r TK V December 8, 1911 IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Little H a ppen in ls— Mention of M atters In Brief. *' »* ^ ^ PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST -. fite tAMrORO MCKALO I. C. Polk hni returned from Indiana, ä 's j ,? * " - • “ v r where he has been spending the sum­ ä mer. For wgoodKable and home cooking come y Mrs. Isabella Kendle qf Princeton, ImL, to the Slrtlne Hotel for your meals. Rates 24-lf will spend the winter with her nephew. 33 per weak. . •• * Ghas. L. Polk of Sanford. Leather goods in great profusion! Bags, 1/Mrs. Chat. Bell and little son, Fred­ purses, pocket books, all aorta, sizes and 27-9| erick, left Wednesday for tbelr home In prices L R. Philips A Co. Atlanta after spending a several weeka We are equipped to handle your repair with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schuio- work. Sanford Machine A Garage Co. pert. ifilf. See our new line of Christmas card« The trustees of the People's Church have finished Installing tha betjlng plant, and and Chrtaunu greetings. _ L . R., Philips 29-0t hereafter It fa expected that the church to will bo comfortably heated, whatever the One and two horse wagons with celery outside temperature. flared side bodies at U(liferwood*. 7-tf The winter residents of Sanford ate re­ Handsomert line of alligator bags and turning to their homes hera now quite pocket books ever brought to Sanford, at rapidly. Thè cold weather in the north the Rcxall store L. R. Philips A Co. has caused many or them to return earlier 27-9i than they expected to. If you pay more you get no more if you Mr. Qud Mrs. J. R. Thurston of Onowa, pay less you get much Ices, than If you Iowa ara in the city tha guosts of tbeir come to hoard at the Sirrine Hotel. 24-tf son, W. W. Thurston. They are greatly You just must see sur elegant gift boxes u love with the ¿Sanford climate and sur­ of stationery for Christinas. The Rexall rounding and will spend tbe wiuter here. ■tore. L R. Philips A Co 27-9t Don't forget the “Jewel" Bazaar of the 'AU kinds of repair work. Sanford-Ma. Congregational ladles at Crlppon's music g Garage Co. 48-tf* store Saturday ofternooh and evening., -• . . . . . . a. /« •I If you want delightful Christmas V Iu p z iz t iis z z z u z x z z z n z z x iz z t z iii DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING EARLY . And avoid the Rush Remember also that gift« to be ap- ;;; proprintc must be of practical u , e * 111 ■*" ' • luminary o f tha floatin g (m ail Talk lucelnetly Arranged for Mur ;;;; We «uggeit Footwear becuuie it i» alway» ugeful a n d , rled Morale Readers. in good taatc. You can find here a full aisortment of ! Miss Evelyn Rand of Loogwood waa in -H»oMy-tHa w « k. *. - — ------------' . »<» , .. » 6« aura and jet.space in, the Christmas •ditlofl $f The Herald^— j ^ IN F E L T AND KID <i . llesars-Musaelwblie and Bled oi Genevg COLORS TO SUIT ALL ware in lb« city yesttrday. . «.«. -JudjeT./R: Waxlow of Orlando waa .... vlaltor to W fifty on Wednesday. >.. . ... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson or Markturn were In the dty on Monday. ... » j. e . i« | f ham, third vica president of <H. . H, tba East Coaat Railway ia in tha city. F E E T FITTER •1.1 Free delivery haa not oreated auch favorable impreaalon upon tba general t P H O N E 60 , Sanford, Florida public. tbe drcaa brougnT a large crowd to town yeaterdav. and all aaemed to enjoy tba day. 22 2 i s Tbe young peoplo enjoyed one of their dinner. > — ■ A Co. Ovt PiAirozu. A, Pif*d ss iL» t a l a s at Gai very pieaaantdanceain the ball Thursday Antoes and carriage painting at U n-1 Willis Calloway Is 'greeting his many evening. ' , derwood's. First clivi» work. t V S - t f ] . A TTEN D T H E ... Sanfurd friends this week. Willis has ob­ “* Quite a number •of groyrn-ups went to tained a divorce from Ellen N and Is now Wo have lust the W elles; ifiÌe.óf/h tba circus yesterday—juat to take the married to Abie, being, the commercial ing case*./ Ibunicures ahid'-all holiday,] children. agent òf tba Atlantic. Birmingham and 9 ° $ ? ev<* ¿fTercsJ In town. The Rexall}Atlaijóc Ry. . . . L. R. Philips $(k>. . 27-fit j" J1 »{LG. Taylor of Indianapolla baa ac­ .Allaqifc A W ARM ROOM cepted a position a t -jdghi clerk at ; the ’-/Tf; Wade, the Tuneiv Orlando.™ wAmw w e C c o M k ” - ' T. E IWuvjrrwihmyjig^r Te'preseiituSanford Hou|ft_ __ Tlve -of- CUfnmirWoodiand Co.,' produce > Get a bpx-«f -$irtsunse*ctg»rs ar tha] YOU N E I f f *t H K CHUROH ’■ >. * W. H. Wakefield haa returned to San­ merchants of Baltimore Is circulating Rexall Store. ' / * 27-9t r ** ford after a summer's vacation at his old amoKl the growers this week. Mr. Dou S u o Jty School. 10 ». m. The Odd Fellow»’ Sanitarium at Colne*-1 borne In Kentucky. Sunday Morniog Prtichin|. 11 a. m. avon brta a bust of friends win, are al­ villa is soon to be re-opened. Sunday Nighi Preaching. 7 p. at. ,• i Mr. and Mrs. D. L Thrasher, accompan- ways ylad lu see him. See our Hue of fancy baskets for,Christ- ] Wtdniidtf Social Mating. 7:S0p.a led by Mrs. SaTnflel PuTCIlon tnotored to 27-9t W. L Bryant, tbe well known represen- mu* L R. Philips A Co , - Epsiis Wednesday. ■ • tative of tbe Cociirun commission house Lessons m i STOKE CHURCH In D. 9. Overman has returned to Tampa, Is In the dty looking after vegetables and Talk A nta Voice Culture QEogCE h4 WALDRON, run. TM 1 CHURCH N EBD S YOU jj after spending several days here with his fruits. Mo is uccompanicd by his charm­ (Italian System ; ing wife ami tbey are comfortably situ­ - - ^ '‘brother. J. H. Overman. * * * * * »+♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+++♦♦+♦»♦»+»♦♦♦ * Carrie Blaine Yelser 3 0 9 Ninth St. Man in Sanford this week taking orders ated at Mrs. Jessie Speer's Frl-23-4tp The many friends of John Mitchell of for shins. Just another way to tend Everything In jiic stationery at the | Sanford money out of town. Park Ave, bml the pleasure of sliaklng Rexall Store. L R. 1‘hiltps A Co. 27-9t bend■ wltii him during hi* weeks visit Mrs. Angus Cbsppel and (children spent . We can suppTy you for immediate shipment Thanksgiving In DeLand with Mrs. M. J. here. He returned loony to Jacksonville Tor Sale where he has n good position. .He was a Rowe, Mrs, Chappell* sister. BEA N S P EA S OATS RYE One Manure Spreoder.. There are some people In Sanford wbo well liked citizen and will be greatly miss­ One Mule Oolt-One Yerir old Most complete line of Poultry Supplies. Garden and Field Seeds in Florida .. Two Hundred Homer Pigeon* never buy anything here, but they are ed Wfiii F«f W»lt| Fo» Good Paying Count’ y bioA With W. A Mur*c. representing the El Pnmo getting tbelr living In Sanford. COMPANY tn«*ir% IllesirttfrJ CaiAte| E. A. MARTIN i«d Caialaf Residence, Bam. Fruit, etc. Cigar Co of Tampa, was in the dty on Dw OU«n S h J M „ h U iU S u i ». C. W. Entzmlnger, tbe well-known tur­ Located On Railroad. pentine operator and promoter of Long Wednesday und managed to Introduce. Several Farms and Truck Lands. 206 E. Bay 8t.f Jacksonville, Flo. tills new cigar among tile local marcliants. | Bearing groves nod Fine Holmes. wood, was in the city yesterday. Very Cheap Apply to Mr. Morse hat a good cigar in tbe El Miss Mary Chappell come over from Owner* Co-operative. Prlmo nud will soon Inaugurate a cam­ 28-5tp Forest City, Fla. Stetson Friday and remained until Suu“To my Sanford frleads’ who employ / paign of advertising in The Herald.' mo when et the -Beech, and have uacd ' — _ . day afternoon with tbe home folks. ------------------------ — - 55*' • Dr. Davis Forathr has gone (6 St. LOtlls my Celebrated Little Pink Malaria Pills, % B if. Pugh of Topeka, Kansas Is ex­ *' Hard-to Obtain Radfum.^ which’yqd know n«v£r fall to euro Malar­ for a few days on a business trip, this pected to arrive in.Sanford In a few days London’s radium Institute Is finding ia and’lApr sndlBlocd disorders. . Tell ia his first return north since coming to All Local Advertisements Under This it hard to otyalq the HVe and one half Heading.Three Cants « Lin« Each Issue your friefitfs they cifit-get them nt every f . '. with hi* family to spend tha winter. Florida two years ago an Invalid: He Is grams of radium needed fa Its equip­ Drug Store In’ Florida. Call for I-C-ILO ■» \ U. E Donovan, the popular commission Oow In perfect health having resumed Pills Guaranteed.by Dr. Jqo. A: Van Val-’j , . ty ment for therapeutic work.- The firm . man. Is back Ip Sanford on the lob again. the practice of surgery here with the re­ which undertook to** Supply ’ the! I Fri. 4-tD ; -> " At US Railroad way, opposite Express sah. Office, Frank Grahm's Tilloripg Co—For Stamping—Shirt waists Jabots, scarfs, I His many friends are glad To Sf* hint cord of of 59 major surgical operations' amount l* unable to live up to Its con For Sale—One black broadcloth (roe piece etc., over 200 patterns. 9co Mr«. Jiu Mr. and Mrs, 0. A. F. Bur*e of Provi­ with two demli» besides other minor work. trace Tha institute la to open t i 0 » suit end one all wool’' striped Coat suit, Jenkins end let her stamp your Xmgk dence. Knode Island are la the dty this vT'hcre Is a move on fool to have San­ tober also two men’s suits,'; ’ ; ;. ‘,.'2S-tf gifts. 398 French Ave. Phone£67. 23-fit t wteksnij expect V tocata permanently. . Trippl« Silver-pjslad ® fiat pofrist, with Furnished Rooms for Rant, Larg* ford made f baaing point in* the matter rtetural Infirane«.- . monooco apartment case, mut« cleaner, Joe Fernanda* has openad his restou of freight ratf adjustments. The central ; A Haw York newspaper chronicle« letett patent adjustable musi« rack, good front. Room, BIS Park Ave, Telephqn«; Gas and bath. Phone 137. t2>fi-tp nntagain, and. Is «crying ' those fine location of lids dty, .and the fad.that the arrival le thgt clty;0f on American |« pevr, Juhfg ;V«M g u g h n ^ for tone ,l*or Sale—Lettuce and been hampers, In Sanford has Water, as weH.al rall trans­ boy, wbd speaks no English It ts In­ and finish; fijc>«Mp. cheap; - Address, or carload lots only. Besr package on the portation, makes,Uw city a^natural dis­ ferred tha^yie llt^jo chap converses call and exatntyov* R- r- P- 3. Sanford, market at the pricevcan shlp oft' short ’ T. W. Kennedy, V 28-2tp ■ notlfe.’ Address WUliotun MTg Co., WU- , tributing point, and with' tbe additional habitually By ft the bMebel11 dialects Wanted—To sell, rone Improved Rob­ llston, Fla. ifi 21-lOtp . of The Herald, and can by de­ benefits to be derived by making It a bus bins Iron Age p6tatp planter, good si Wonted—To buy. good second hand a .protubry WctiW. sj v - v new. /Inquire, Eagar E. Brown, R. R. ■f fied upon to carry og$ the work Rtr- Ing point there wlU^bring up many and surrey. Address. Edgar Brown, •R. R. r : - m i ' ¿«otenoe H not fncortect," Na S. , . ’. , . M-5tp -various industries bore. •.f . ~ . i.w* M -#IP ■old tbe profvstor, “but 1f sounds odd Position Wonted—By young lady atch* -fqr Sale—S Acre farm, twenty bearing All the pleasure loving 'Citiifpi of (he to the Engllsh-ap'ehkign, ’ hotel* ai)4' boarding-houses are filling Ha^ ographer. flve' 'yh«r*-«xperlencfrj 'College orahgatreei,f SO peach trees.', also very ^ . r _ up ^ b la u , and many more of them towii with their uncles, cousins and aua}s yard Lam peon ,T education, best hefOrenoea funishbd. A<f- largo bearing pear troe#,2modren ff-room made a, happy family at the circus yet ‘ t. Miss Q. 3M Elm AVe, 28-2lp ; f way, Sanfortl wlU be a tourbotrkge, from- nnd bqck porches,- faces lenity afternoon abd evening.' 01 course anted by man 2D'fears old, morTted south Golden Luke. 3 mile« south*' east of Ut rtsott yeL * . { . - .» u f « .T > 3 - V . Position ns’^aefi foreman on tnklh line or 4 minutes walk *to street rail* Jorne# Ashley Thigpen has*returned to ■lithe children, even the srar- to t* were Life Is |ust the prosp«ot of bns e u » " (ram food, six year« experience, can run Sanford; way. also Ovehld rajlroad.. Fina drinking ■ vitally Interested In tbe animals and It mar vacation after an other/— Atlseta engine or work lb cdmmltary. Best ref- wetor. gpod bathing, flahlng and swim­ .. Ms firm in North Carolina after spend* ‘ ‘ \ „ ferknee*. Address L J. Rush, Islamorado ming. Also 10 acre trqct of tha very » log the past year here tba guest of the was ueceuory-tbat they should be, taken Journal * ■' ’ a Fla. ’ . tp tbe-Elrcos to see tlm tamod denizen» • 1-tp best celery and lettuce land; well located. ^ fc o fu rd House, Contolenoe and Custom. of the'-Jungles, ^flio performance of the /.H aving sold my Toby, 1 must now sell K mile west Cameron City, less than a ^ Herald cormpondertrs enjoyed1tbe ’ The law* of conscience, which wa my heat runabout, vesy cheap. 302 Park quarter of mile from Sanford traction dreus people was obove the '«veroga. In carllne. Land hns a gentle slope from protend to be derlrod from nature, avenue. ■ <r5u*. yesterday, the gui-sts .of tbe fact was very godd. v ' . . . 27-if North to’South End, so there will never proceed from custom.—Montatgue. ■bsaagemem and ell of them are friends - • . i. ■ i i — - ....... .. 1 bought five tract* of fid« bind three he any danger of soured land. GuaranJ Nevy plotures a t the S tar Theatre ** Spa*, dreos. . year* ago. 1- Improved and cultivated teed to gat flowing wells on land. them. Well located. I want ono for *a The management' of lhe;.Star Theatre r T P,rt df'^ba dmia train was wrecked at Reasonable price, and terms to suit. home and trucking. Sec me for bargains 2-t(5 Tsvsrts, on the way tb Sanford, but now baa arranged to give the Sanford people on others. Levi Blnford. Just louth of Address box 1127 City. Three Light House Keeping Apartments. «fiwere provided and tbe ohow came the best new picture service it has ever Cirysial Ice Factory. „ 27 tf had—Tampa's most expensive service of « on schedule tim e ' y For Sal«—Nice cabbage plants. Call or For Rem—gg.50 3 3.® nnd S j 50 per week. Licensed Film. ¿hell Bank Farm sndS«e J. T. Edwards. SoutlMBst * cornW. bf Second St., and . That carrier stunt Inaugurated by -The Uurcl u / / if ‘ ; * . *' '26-tc They have been giving the best service Hwdd last Tuesday appealed tp the peo‘ ^ ■'‘Hand farm la 1 .f iO B r u d L adies I Mali'roe your heir work. All obtainable in Independent Film . service tools. T h irty. j * Jen^ally and tea new - subscribers work sirTetlkguaranteed and at nne-holf ■ad make tbe change because the people fru ite m i 18 i t cultivated * regular price. Switches made from -your been added W tiye dty list- of Sanford are better acquainted with the nee in pasUM a 17Woodland. combings, $1.00. Mas. S. C, Hayes. Rural ^ of Jacksonville, southern Licensed pictures.. . i room house nmKTt bulldlngsJ* bi Gas­ Route No, 3. 27 blind 3H miles W H m S S works. m r i 2 X * * * fU *e *• 0. Cmuina Co. la la Mr. Polk says he has that confidence In For Sale—One lot with two bouses on I t from rn. Ml belt line on SU- • "•Oty. In thelnteresuof this company’s the Sanford people 'to bdievc his efforts Corner Oak avenue'and Twelfth street. ver L »-look-jtu Vary “ Wive produce buslaesa here. A. Schneider.. 23-1-tp has •to’ give them the very best will be apprefeet abov« San-* 5 room bouse to rent, 121$ Park Ave. ford. (X w p M tH m a g M Z . C. “F. WUWl ¿ t.a L tn le r . the next governor of Lake ciated, and that be will continue to do his $1200 per month including water., O. W. Hams, B f t 923, Sanford, Fla. v 10-tf 5 ? ? wa< la *** city on Monday. He utmost to bring tba Star Thestra to the r . . Sale—Cheap, c .i . n r__ Spencer. For ode" that tba next president of the highest possible standard «s a .pleasant WantedL-Agents to tepreaent us in all tain with _ . jrlacludlng'/t Bituma: States would tw a Democrat and profitable place toaperul an hour. fruit and vegatable 'shipping sections In etc. c. P.Ö. P .0 B ox954 Box 958, «anfora FJa.; I8tf ,„ Pgirid«.* The New York Commission Co., Mr. Obed Foe« died at hfe grinter hojne "T h e Popularity Contest will dote an Ona of Iks most suitable tracts ol land u •v/yA 122 Warren’ fFi„ New York City. 17-4ic In Florida, near the benutifuUntlian River. * latkonta Springs, Wednesday after-" Dec. 29tb.e54i)Cs time terbe getting busy For S«!e*-Tb* simplest eod beet smudge now open for tale. If vou want good ™* -f0<n Paralysis. Mr F o « was well to see that your favorite wins one of the heaters on the market. F, A. Scbumpert, land, pretty scenery, health and domfort. wu in this «action, having spent the beautiful prises. -■Sanford. Fla. ' l$Hfe do not let this offer M slip by, write ------I R to P J . F. First prize, «. beautiful -Diamond Ring tCf* tor • onmber of years at Altav Egg* for hatching—.Thorough bred SundsAfiMkwAfary, Fla. * Single comb white Legiior ns. Single comb where hoownad a han<J>dme home. oc. Brooch; * can be seen at McLaulln'a wagon, ' cai Rliode Island Reds. Imported strain Fawn less, goiolena en* ttodda fardUr’s tucceia ’ U largely Jewelrir JtoN' white Indian Runner ducks.. $1.08 Ing ’ Impiements and SecOhd prfZe, Sliver Toilet Set, at Newf° HttsaTacut His erttpa corns Into Welting. W. X Wilton. R. F, tknq.1, i sacrifica. A. B. Ian’s pharmacy. . ord pn,------'• . - ™ 24^-tp J ^ wtoter snd aa}ly spring. Ten acres of good land foe sole « tit Is no odd)petition, and his VVeathtf Report’sBargain—^'acres, eU deanod and Ieri* bargain. Three acres cleared and crop­ IllAf], on D«ck Fair ioofght and Saturilair followed by i V8fi®t*bk* comma nd.-almost ped last season. AH under fet.ee.' New county. I acre Price ha demands. And tbe damspd light'showers «nd cool« westhsr. Let­ loading station on traction linai Almeet and 1 In peasr fcrpTfk. Land and » Ts so greet that U cap' tuce will continue to bead and’ brfùg good -. **Clt*v' J , *w p*ntato* v •- X M A S SLIPPERS II E G. D U C K W O R T H Peoples. Churchfr. Seeds and Poultry Supplies & __ ..j. ...... . ! �RECORD BREAKING SALE ProtÉKlInJi of Qt| Connoti . Council mot In repulir « « to il Dee. 4 th Dt 7:30 p in. V«|ttable Growers Association Gets Pteeent. W. D. Holden, president pro Oood Prie« fo r Letto«« tern; J . D. Davison. S. Rung«. H. I t Ster­ Tb« Florid« Vegetable Growers' Asso- eos. Absent. D. L. Thrssber. H. W«nl dation sold In Philadelphia Tuesday Dot. and 8. A. Howard. .1 Bth. « ear of lettuce for f 107115 groes, Minutes of the last meeting wan road which I* undoubtedly the bast *«1« of and approved. letton thus far 't t b season, «ad wn» Reports of the marshal and treasurer sidering the quality Is a remarkable read and ordered filed. -ApetlUon horn a number of dtixena This netted the. Growers « f i r all ■•king that a light be pTsced'IT thrbon charges for freight and - . . i hi« ner of Tenth street and Cyprees avenue deducted S2.44H per harnp ' . no; a bed referred to the street committee ¿rice for poor stock. The foLowlrg memMoved and seconded that an ordinance entitled ”An ordinance amending Section 4 of Chapter 3 of the revised ordinances hall. J . W. Tipton. W. S. Tbwnto.1, K. n. I ^ ^ gjjy 0f Sjnford." relative to the rtMulrheed and R. M. Hamilton. 0f the registration lisle be placed This sole was made by ou.* regular I n Ju rMdln| and final passage, salaried salesman. Mr. A. J. Dennis at WM then read and pasted by Walnut & Dock Sts, who U one ot the K folJowln< vote: Ape. W. D. Holden. J . best in the business. The Association ID H R Stevens. 8. Rung«. No, Is shipping one or more cart daily and I ___ getting top notch market pricie. but we Moyed >Qd th iT u , ordinance naturally do not eapeet to « lu>' L nllltod - An ordinance etubUshiag a •bove sale vary often for similar stock. ^ ,n ^ dty o( Sanford, r u , " . j bo plac^l on lu flrat feeding by title only. Tt»e dvlc program prepared by the Wc- J Carried. It wo* then rtftfV 1fj ‘W teaari' Inks Club for Thursday afternoon was an £seed Its first reading, exceedingly Interesting one. Mrs. Forrest I ^On motion, in ordinance entitled "An Lake was leader and read an exceptional- ordinance prohibiting the erection or ty fine paper on Civics. The subject In maintenance of billboards, bUJ posting lui entirety was most Interestingly end I tod the lettering and marking of ride* instructively treated. The paper, as reld. I walks for advertising purposes’* was placed •will bear repetition before a larger meet- Ion lu aeoood reeding by title only and lag of the dub. Mrs. M. Martin, preai-1carried. dent of the Sanford Improvement Aseod-1 On motion au ordlnanoa enticed •‘An atlon made A report o fjf» 'w o rk dona by ordinance prohibiting -the salnnf. « bevtbe BtsSciotlon and tttm an y efforts made |nritge eosunooly known ea n$es beer-OT by them In the attehrpred Improvement malt brew was placed on lu seooud readof the town aod tkw north and south I Jogby title only ‘and carried, parks. ’ T On motion an ordinance entitled "An Mrs. C. E. Walker roajje a report also of ordinance granting certain rlgbta and (he very successful efforts of the West prlvtlegoato the Sanford Telephone Co. a Side Improvement Association to care for corporation, the assignee of a franchise and beuutiiy their part of the city and Igranted by the town of Sanford, Fla., to West Side Perk. f W. D. Mitchell by an ordinance duly pas«The committee appointed bv the .club Ud by Use dty council of the dty of San­ to confer with the School Improvement ford, Fla., on July 7th, 1902," and modifySociety mode a preliminary report pf the log and changing certain conditions and result of their conference. After a' short stipulations In said franchise contained, dlsduwlon by the members present, on I was placed on its second, reading by title "The ipedal needs of^our dty.” ’ the dub I only and paaaad. j . ' adjourned. AU tbose*who were not pres-1 Moved and seconded that the vouchers •nt Thursday afternoon missed a fine I ni signed by the president and approved program. • -> • Kty the finance committee be paid. Osr- Com e and ch oose ju s t w h at y o u w a n t. . W e t -------- - h a v e 4 t r — N o -m a tte r w h at ynur^rfiqw rem eiH a 4 * 1 m a y be a s to q u a lity o r p rice, w e c a n f i jfumtsb Hour «Entire j ^ o u g e ! '^ * ’ *’ a ^ J V ; ■* from ou r m ag n ificen t stock . A ll woods, all j * ; finishes, a ll g ra d e s a ll sty le s. W e' a r e ju stly - J . proud o f o u r line an d w a n t to show it to you. $ Rand Building . Ju s t across the street AXa.AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAi|nj|AA^AAAA A jé AAAAO AOAASSAA1 Be H appy! n o m tu f lS f B T f f b m any of the disease* of womanhood!* Or,T? the ha* been a sufferer, happy (s she if she Mi learned of the wonderful benefits of Cardul, the woman'stonlcl .. _ _ Extracts ------Csrdul 1s t gentle, tonic remedy, for women’s ailments. It Is a natural medicine—safe, harmless, purely vegetable. It has been tn successful use for more than 50 years. It has cured thousands. It shpUId do the same for you. TA K E J. D. Roberts , Tk- Mrs. Mary Neely, of Denver, Tenn., says, “1 think there Is no tonic on earth, as good as CarduL 1 used it with the very best results. 1 had backache and nearly everything a woman could suffer with, until I took Cardul. Now, I feel better than I have for two years. I shall always recommend Cardul to ojhcr suffering women: I can't praise H too highly. As a medicine for weak, tired, worn-out women, Cardul Is safe and reliable.. Try U, today. Rival Tor the Potato rw<1• _ i?' ï_rî . i • , .i il . Hava you eaten a dnsheent NoT Well. 0a motion council then adjourned. you wilt be calling for them soon if they Prominent Visitor« Hof» ore as good as President Taft and the r J , E. Ingraham.' vice-president of the National* Geographic Society say they are. East Coast Railway and Walter F. CoachIn a' word, doiheen is a tuber about as raan, president of the Consolidated Naval D R . C. G. B U T T large as a potato, with a nutty flavor and Stores Co., were In the dty Wednesday, doable the protein ot the Irish potato.' The enroute to the Everglades and tfcg new t DENTIST government has been experimenting with 0. and G. Ry, that’’!« building from Offici *¥oweD-BOUdlngIU cultlvoUon since It was Introduced okeechabee east and west and part of SANFORD, FLORIDA aero by George Campbell, of Kiaying, the road Is noW building through Gensva Ifolna. a little more than a year ago. ta" Maytown. Messrs. Ingra m and According to the Department of Agrl-1Coachman had a camping outfit and they . A N D E W JO H N S O N mlture, the most appetizing form of the I penetrate the wilds of the southern ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. plant is that grown In certain parts of Lection and look Into the possibilities of PrectkM la Stau tad r*dirai Couru. fapan, and is knowi as the Tiinldad. ‘tjy, new road. * Mue Hits dashcon yielded at the ex per mental I Both gentlemen were greeUy Interested U. G. T. Dulldlnz itatlon an average or seven pounds to the L , the' remarksble growth of the Sanford illh or at the rale of fifteen toiu to the Lection and.the many rig"* of thrift and WMrtfcr ladM* Adrian Dirt. OrittaaooaaMrdidat Co., T«eo. lor MHthllnttnKmtu, oad *kpa«* book, "Hom Trcatawnt lor Wom*a,*Tint Im. JM QU« «PKCIAUTVi WcddUig Bouquet« and Floral emblema Phon« ar Mail O ritri Raaolva Prompt Atiantlon GJEO. A. DeCOTTES PltONC 714. ATTORNEY aw> COUNSELLOR at LAW. Popular 8*nf«r«f Cigars , Practice In State and Federal Court« . The Sanford dgar 'factory continue« to Garner-Woodruff Bldg■ ** . *Sanford Fla,» make good and Mr. Mauaer'i large force of *. men are kept boxy rolling choice imokea fbr the maltitude. The leteet thing In Sanford »moke* (• a ten cent Tampe John DR. W . E . H O U SH O LD ER r Calvin Reasoncr and thla dgar ledretlncd to occupy a high ’ . DENTIST Calvin Reaaoner died at the home of place in the eatlmatloh of the emokere. ble nephew, F. R Reaxoger on C lery ave­ The Sanford product la as good aa the bast nue Tuesday at the advanced age of 81 and if you want a real good dgar alway* year*. call for a Tampe John. Mr. Reaaoner came to Sinford aeveaal ¿DftnOn. ego In falling health and hie DR. R . M. M ASON death was hot altogether unexpected. DENTIST He wa« born at AdamaviJIe, Ohio and we* PhoualO - well known In literary and legal circle« Sanford. Florida having held the position of d ro ilt Judge at Salt Lake City for many years. He was a college graduate and at various DR; F . C . B O A R D M Á N times bad conferred upon him the degree •DENTIST ^ .of~U L b. end Doctor of Laws and sev­ A ll Modern Method« and Appliances ROOM 2 0 eral other degrees of merit, ROOMS S. t m4 7 rtlONE « l i e reeidad^or some time st Warren. Q uM .W ri'M M A i : SmIW. rwti* U p sta irs, P ico B lock burg. N- W ,om wt>lch place he removed to Sanfdwto »pend hla remaining yean with hi» ridati vea. 7. L. TH O M AS E M M E T W ILSO N Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m, The flirterai ornired yeeterday, Rav'^ff. ,I — m ^ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR • AND W. Wildmin, officiating. Interment, wax ■^AT-LAW-7# ‘ ' Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. made at Lakevtew cemetery. U te Stau Altanar Jarearii hrildal Cimili of Sanford Library book *. * Open 7 a. m. lo 0 fk re MILLS, Tho Florist, Iho. = D = PRACTICAL RflUGHON’ S Corner Main and Monroe, jacksopvllle. Branch of the G R E A T E S T system of Business Colleges in the World—28 years’ success. 160,000 graduates, More, than 100 high-grade instructors. C on tracts given to secure graduates'POSITIONS or R EFU N D MONEY Indorsed by more Florida and Georgia Bankers and other business men than ALL OTHER Florida and Georgia business colleges combined. Wa also teach BY MAIL," Catalogue FREE. A H . JAMES, Manager, Jacksonville. Fla. MOTORS IN FLORIDA u v s r s 'a u * ~ * Strangers W elcom e The membenof this dub bald their ~ first meeting as a dub, at the residence f t Mrx. C. H. Dingo«, oo Sanford Hdghu After deciding on a name tat their dub to dlstlnguUh l r from iba Book Circle, • Mre. Dingee entertolne'd the-led lea with a ELS0TRJCAL FIXTURES very Interesting guessing wnteet. A La***»* Stock U the Stau. Write 1er Catalog pnsa was offered to (he member making toe largest number of- correct guesaea. Mrs Luke captured the prise, a very pret­ c h a s , a McKin n e y c o . Jaohsonvlll«, Fla. ty hand painted cup and eaucCr. After the con teat wax over, Ifrx. Ding«« . aryei a drllaoui ctjlckad ssl^d court«; with oiffat and' irhippsd cream. ^Urs R L. Peck, was Mrs. Dtngaa’s charming visitor. The dub will meat next month wUb Mrs. Holly. / ' - 'r% MANTELS, “Ä .“ 1 L. G. STRINGFJEXLOW JUsncE or thep Eace n otas t ruBUc w a o tra lm n naat UutoM» ef B • « a m u r a s I MONDS A n i 7 W m a u ih e t H- s l a c s * * * -. *•* ì, _______ o f f ic ia l Wa tc h ^ . JEWELRY W. B*r Si. . '- - 't JsckiSRYllle, Floridi • _____ 1 �p ^ o m w r f. o f I n te r e s t C o n c e r n in * S o c ie t y P e o p le . PURELY PERSONAL C HRISTMAS is only 12 business days away. Don’t delay but begin making your Christmas selections a t once and avoid the rush which always comes 0t Christmas time. We have prepared for this by getting our complete stock of holiday goods in~earlyTinGluding-many-useful n r 2 s i e s --suclr-as -men’s ;- l a ­ dies' and children's handkerchiefs, comb and brush sets, toilet sets,“collar and glove boxes, shaving sets. Also many articles of furniture, including^ beauti­ ful rocking chairs, tabourettes, dressers, dining and center tables, and our low prices on all these are the talk {jf th e country. . . . Monday, Dee.'llth, to Boys &. Girls With tvery pair o f Blaok Cat SteokInga wo live that NEW GAME'full o f fun * * * I and noise—Jumping Black Cats. y ThjLWsdnstfley Club. Avery large attendance of the dub vjDftaberj, with two visitors, were present gt the meeting .of the dub Wednesday afternoon, at the resldenoe of Mrs. L. R. ■t Muntinf P arty Early Thanksgiving morning, a crowd of young people from Sanford drove out ■pt'Oitla to Join a merry hunting perty. •*h* weaihcr was Ideal foe this sport, and {h* sfforts of the emateurs In learning the * of flre-arma provoked much laughter from the more experienced hunter*. Al­ though tbiy did not bring back a deer, ns fl*i had confidently told theif friends TbVy Intended to do, they managed to bag nuny birds end squirrels, which were PfWkSr exhibited on their return Sunday' ■»fling. Tboee comprising the party from San­ ford were; MUaea Kate Brown, Edith end >»th Stewart: Messrs. Forrest Gatcbe! and ■ Walker, and Clinton Maas of ______________ ho More sidewalk sign * The Tadlee who hav* been forced to 7** their Skirts over tbe signs on the ««wsll» for some time will be glad to" “n> that this tiule stunt of advertising • 8 4 # eldewalk has oeen nipped In the by m ordlnanoe recently passed by Abuse An nil-wool cream serge with a black pin stripe 44 inches wide in a weight well Q g L worth $1.25 a yd. but our price is only vG H i BLANKETS We hove lust received an eth er large shipment of blan­ kets, full slie. specially priced from 98c to *4 .9 8 COMf 0RT8--Thls line of com Torts with neat floral tops al­ so Oriental designs will he on sale Monday from 98o to 2.79 FLANNEL SHIRTS .now Now Is i» the in s tim urns e to iu gst s e i all an th m as flannel lia shirts you need In navy, gray, ta n checks white they last e t f t - '4 those speolal prices BBo, 1.25 l.tll ood * . . . ». . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50o SPECIAL 39o -g a I 1 1/' * W We have Just, received a com plate line o f "Black Cat" hose for ladles In lisle, meroerl/ed lisle end silk, specially priced at 23o. 48c. 98c and f I 48 Oetiulne elastlo scam drawers mads with Ser Ivan’s patent seam. In all s lit » always sold at SOo a pair. gee These Monday el. pair ......................... W W MEN S SUITS We have a full line of all-wool suit» for men In the lo test styles In blue serges, mixed browns ond grays. e n Q A Special *13.00 sellers. I /M Our price only ............... Sonia Clous has not forgotten uffthis year cad our toy department is running over with toys of oil kinds including Drums, Horses, something new “Rooters," Balls, Wagons, Doll Furniture. Trunks, wood Wheelbar­ rows worth 25c only 15c. Water Color Paints, Building Blocks, Children's Decorated Tea Sets, Shoo-fly Rock­ ing Horses and tire regular Rocking Horses for Boys, Writing Desks and Books. This is not a starter in -our im­ mense line and niffVer before were toys sdld at such low prices. ** K * V7?-' ir REAL PIANOS For the little ondi that cap be played w ith Ivo ry fin ­ ish keys. Price* 25c.and 59o STUFFED ANIMALS These animals lo o fr like real live- ones, Includlni dogs cats, 8lipep;hoc*ea ‘«nd don' -keys. -prices fro m 10c u p / v M E N ’S Our line of Men’s shoes in kid, patent leather, „ton and un metal in oil thV^late toes, fur prices ore simply' below competition. We have Just received a oompleta line of lad es’, sklris In Panamas, voiles, serges. In sell th * newest (ft 4 fv o styles, especially for holiday season. Prtoe* jH I T J t Q Now is tire tirfie^ôgfct Vic; tirtie^ôgtit ba Vl tor talking machine, tor Chrißl^ inns' with a >ßmnilv'-paymeM down and $ 1 , 0 0 ' ^ Ä ; ; g W O M EN ’S Shoes in button cloth-top, dull calf Bluchef- naAHeather vamps, tan boots many other styles/1 . CH ILDREN’S • The Express has Just brought us another shipment of ladles’ suits In the latest style», and our prices are annoy­ ingly low. r . A L T ERATION8 FREE ' . Shoes. See Our .lino of Godman shoes for the children, and the prices a re eye-openers. STORE OPEN New line of^adiea' and children’s sweat ers just received. Special low prices*. EVENINGS ; UNTIL AFTER CHRISTM AS CA SH D E P A R T M E N T S T O R E •like Sruiford »TO be b id men's A O U N v H EAVY UNDERWEAR OUTI NGS Another b i s shipment o f ou tin i flannel has luit arrived in baby checks. In blues and pinks; also Srsys. these ure special values at. yard.......... Black Cat Hosiery See our com plote showing o f sw eaters In oil the popular ft weaves. sp ed a i Monday a t 49o to W tt/ Men’s heavy fleece lined sh irts and drawers. Regular price every* O A where 90c a garment. Our . ’f y l r prlosa garment Is only.............. v w v , Monday will find this table filled with wool dress goodsJuU width in serges, sackings, panamas, cashmeres—in a i r the best "shades und black, worth 65c a yard. Special price ................................ Stand SWEATERS $1.25 S p e o la l 9 8 o 4 9 c D ro s s G o o d s T a b le -PUlttt» -rCixtelpplcsL^ere t^ C D k -¿tteraikn. t ^ t S r s f t e n T ^ r u - p j- - ^ * ^ , After the reeding of ffie minutes by lb« secretary, Mrs. Chase, the report of committee, last Wednesday afternoon, on thett seleslfoa of suitable colors. * ¡bin snd motto for the dub was beanl again. Tbelr choice of purple and gold for the colors and ibe violet for the flower Was unanimously adopted; but as there were live mottos from which to select, tbe choice of the club wo* decided by tote. "In All Thy Getting, Get Wisdom *, (Bible), wo* the preference for motto, ns . decided by vote. Mrs A b. Key then entertained tie dub. as only Mrs. Key.con, wltb a very •' Bne paper on "The Progress of the Peace Movement." Her cleverly selected sub­ ject matter. Interspersed with judicious witticisms, made the entire paper very Interesting. Mrs. Henry Wight continued the topic with several excerpts iron» some flue Ulka It had been her pleasure to listen to on the universal subject—Peace. Also, extracts from noted writers a bout .peace. Severs) good ortidta on Gift same sub­ ject, by prominent mart, were read by dlf* § frrtnt members of tbe dub. r^T Mrs. L R. Phillips read, "John Bright, lbs Hero of Peace," by Jam es Russell Hsyts: also, “Tbe Peace Message." by Jails Ward Hows. ( r .«lu Guild told the dub of the great de­ sire of the High School faculty to improve tpd beautlly their grounds She asked ■the Interest and co-operation of the WaJf ,H jMdayciub in the plans they were focraur i kijnj: which request was moat willingly u T’. fibred, and the. president appointed a |ft>,eodmUteo to confer with the faculty of | 1 tMHIgh School when they are reedy to hsgln the contemplated work. 54-lnoh Sorgo Speolal While this wonderful value lasts a full 54-inch all-wool black serge shrunk and spot proof, a regular $1.75, O ur sp ecial price Monday___ . . . . 1 2 1 - 1 2 3 E a s t F i r s t S tre e t �December I , on MEETING NEXT MONDAY Automobil* Commute* Tor County m ir At Sanford Hoimo Hr j W. L. Palmer, chairman of tb* Au­ tomobil« committee of the Orange county Fair Ataodatloo will haw* a meeting at tho SenfordHoui* next Monday morning at lMO o'clock. Arrangement! will be perfected for the grand automobile pared* Sanford to The Reacue At the laat meeting of Sanlord’a dty council the following waa unanimouiiy adopted; * Reaolved, by the dty council of San­ ford, that tbe^lty of Sanford shall con­ tribute to the Geneva bridge fund 11,000, aa follow»: $500 to be be deducted by Ornng* county from the city'* »hare of the road and bridge fund du» the dty from the county for 1910, and $200 to be deducted from the tame fund to become due for the year 1911.—Orlando Sentinel. riled Tor Record Howard Packard Land Co., to J . Undley, 1300. * » T .'t Packard, et al, to O. W. Hoffman, Lblrd’ to tunica 9. Sntek!- |39.. • iWm. VTCqx to EI|^, Cox, f C ¿ ¿ ¿ * , 'X <L to; NlcfloUoo, ,.,f$00.- vr , ¿ 3 f t .. f* * < - r *• v AUoo Mi Vivian to J . E- Nfcbulwn, 4300. • ** E.R/Prince tb Lett!« E. Oatrowider, -1 1 0 0 .. W. E. Gore to Leey.Whiteker, S10. • Sam M. Cooley'go'y; R O'Neal, $300. A. 11. Puller fo MarV A. Fuller, SI. Realty Truit •Co., to Paulibe Muirhead, 11. A. B. Lovejoy to R H. Mulrhead, $230. Agne* C. Dart, et al. to Harry C. Dart, SI. E. Collina Preaper Colony Co. •100. « G. D. Uptaln to J. O. Collin*. 9123. N. P. Upialn to J. 0. Colllna, $900. Leroy B. Gilea to Florence V. Weatcott, »tsoo.; Fannie ,V. tee to JoeCatneron, $1. Claire Q. Yount to "Cynthia M. Clark, 1150. a - ^ H. A. Shreyo to % E.Samtner. $173. Proeper Colony Co , i * J . ’.IL Tice. $100. - - B . Drew, et al, Yp fleck. 1230Ed Jilea to Tori) Deyampcrt, $30. Henry Carroll to Annie Walling. $3. • Annie L. Lewtrr to J..P. MUIer, $330, Sarah L Philip* to D. D. Holcombe. 11,300. . : .... ' . U Davla and Leu to J. H. Smith. 110. ■^A.4L Beel to F, I. Cretin, $250. J . 1L Smith to Lep and Dnvla;- $10, . 'Win. Foater to Henry fpiter, $500. ' ’ '» Edith fr Rapmore to S . J . R , Irvine. •150. ‘ J .. . ' Elmer Decamp to Alice J. Rex/SlB., W. P. Vlning to Roae McLeod. $100. S. A, Robinaon fo Egbert H. Coy, at Amvti 'X , t. ' r a strong , assertion—Isn’t it? But You’ll J- agree with us that you would be making a mistake if you purchased before you had examined and per sonally tried on either a Jfrtntjes® coat or suit. ^ There’s a delicacy of line-a smartness of style to a TJnntjess that really places them in a class alone. They really confer on their wearer “Distinction in Dress.” and that’s what you are seeking. . Come in' tomorrowand let us show you. : FOR YOUR HAIR. ' > ■• i ' ------- -. ; ... Her* Ar* Pact* W*•W hnt You to P rev e ' at O ur R lak . .When th* root*-of tb« hairier* on- Whefe you can get the beat of everything delivered, to your door hy special messenger and on Time WE CARRY A COMPLETE LWE Or r Humoroua Tear*, ' • if you ar* feeling doy^h parted, talk yonr, aad ito ry .to a-fat man and git him to crying about It« If the toara rolling down hi* vait expan** of cheek fall to'-rnkte you laugh, you )mow wbfrg the jtver ia —Atchlaon Olobf Longevity M Her***. But, whjln th r h'nlr‘ fd^fV*talii^*ny Uf*. wo baUgr# Mí or* Is nothing that irti! «entirely* promote hair growth u will n « a ! l "BS” Hair Tonic. To prov* that atat*m*ut, we promlee to prompt­ ly m o m all tha money you p*y n* for B aiali “08" Hair Toole, ibonld it not plea a* you. _ Boxali “08" H alr.Tonlc destroy* th* germ* which a n naoally m ponalblf for baldnaa*.' I t ponetr* j«« to tha root# of tb * hair, atlmulatlng and, .by pro­ moting Hrculatlon. oourlahlng t b*m. Boxali “98" Hair Tonic hripa- to roller* ecalp irritation, 'to ' remora flamini ff. to prevent t{je hair from falling o u t,. and ¿o- promote a s in- - S f m l o u Of th* dull»* Which Gray hone* «¿4 the longeet lived ^rowd Into your bu*r flay cultivkt* Cream* ar* Wually ' drtloat*. add at« tympathy. for th* llttlw >|ollu-tb« M rioutly afftet*fl hr v*ry warm Trivial hurt * 1 » b* fo»fotf«b In your vaathér. . ente»* and th* imaginary Wrong of •chool hour* allT be dimmed by >pUT Mrtala In N*W CalMOQla. Nickel mlatng la aotlv* In N*w Cal­ edonia. European flra a ar* InvM tlaf A lw ayeth* Bert Way. largely in It and other mining. Bom* It tak*a courage to ksip qul*t and fair gold dlaooTMrlM have been mad* go on. lt ia not an eaey way, but it recently. ta th*- way which, having takou. no . ,- W - : on* ever regret*. '-V ’ v! !» ' - * r r - Florida and W estern Beef and Pork, Lamb, D ry and S o il Meats, Fish, P oultry and Home-M§de P o rk Sau­ sage. t . We ore Dow prepared to give to the trade our special HOME-MADE CORN* BEEF Try it—you will be pleoaeil. Phone No I > Citrus Growers Th* rtaaona for 1^*11 Fertlllclng ar* ably« presented In our now fra* book anUtlad ■■; "■Citrus Growers, ifooh Ahead! — — “— 8*pd for «copy. Now la tb* dm* to lay tSafouadadon for next ye ir’icrop Fertilizers i |kuy«M . .A PooE Mattrea*. teat on your.laurela. Th«y*ra th# very beet w* can do, luat wh*r# forehead, but thgy mike a pad' M W ! ar%— BthcocK,«»,: ■new# HAv# «waot forth , uaoo 60,000 tona oftougar lig h t P r l o e e * H lactrleal C u lL o ary U tan .lt*. . Electrical cnilhary uteBtlla'.arogaw • i -Or . Peat Qeneral Rufaian Furti <1 (Many pdort««i, being vnafl* <pn th# Peat coo*dtut*« about one-third of vacuum prindple, by which tb« -«»C the fuel -uted In th * central Induetrial porC ara retained tnald* th#. rio*p mu, * .rr ■ r - - Right * .*« Proportion# R i g h t R # *"!1 . et our Branch Wàré-Houae. R a Maxwtll, Manager, or eddre** ■WII»oVi & T o o m o r F f r t l l l z e r O o . Jaokaonvlllo, Plérlda , > �l i l i ,r , 4 ' 1 v ¿í *v.; * •ltB ^ f * y f« 1 Published éeml*Weekly-~Tueedáy end Friday SA N FO R D H E R AT.D » ' SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUCDDAY, OICIMBRR I t , I t t i ALL AROUND FLORIDA fh€ General News of The Land of Flowers. GULLED FRO.VJ THE STATE PRESS Am epitome o f the W #*Ts M ott lm< portant Happenings In tho S ta te '* Domala The thou»and» of ducks which jtsve artlwdapd a n now pence fully enjoying themselves In the water* of thl* sunny lute show beyond "question that opld irretber baa eettled Id the north, (ho •trlval of the bird* alao furnishing ¿odd bunting for tba sportmep In thla aactlon of thfe-rooTirfir-W» «*«* - «took* shooting lew u n H I* unlawful « »hoot duckt In the weter* of the Indian River North of Mosquito lagoon, except from the first of . April, ead no-ducka can-be shot before luniiie or after sundqwn. One pereon la allowed to kili 23 ducka In one day, but no dock» may be told and no com­ mon carrfet la permitted to tranaport r.~th»e4$ww>* N = • Tbe board of county oommtHlfcerar'of Marion county leafed tbe convicu foe. tba - cooing year to Messrs. Buttgenbach k Co. Their bid whs *28 per month. The board reserved thirty able-bodied prison- — for road building and -repair work. alK other convicu to bo leosed our. Tbe State lupreme court haa decided . tbattbe act creating the new county of Pinellas it valid. * Sc Lucie county'e official» »uy that that oounty la. going u> conetruct tne beat good roada ayatem on the East Const highway and that It la going to be com­ pleted within the next twelve montha. ' vWauchulla will aoon have electric lights u the matter haa practically been set­ A tled by the city council. It 1»»Uled that the Postal Telegraph Company I* soon io establish un office in St. Petersburg. Active preparations are being made in Tampa for gbe erection of the new factory of the Tampa Crush and Specialty Com.w * Tbs body of Rev. Gaetano Barburotsa, an luliaa preacher, waa found In McfarUne Park, Tampa yesterday afternoon, a ravslver with one clumber discharged, tod a gaping wound in the bead of tfie dead man, revealing the cause of death as suicide Darbarosu had been des­ pondent for some lime on acrouni of oowy matters and Is said to have threat­ ened to lake his own life. At a special mealing oflha Automobile Csst Coast Association Friday night At tha Daytona club hodse on the beach It Vas decided not to contribute financially toward the proposition laid before the as•oelation by Promoter E. Ai Moroaa fur a * **ri*» of racing meets and speedy trials *a the beach during the months of Jonu•*7. February and Maxell. Tbe first vessel ever to enter a Florida poo from Iceland nod possibly one of the Rw aver to come direct from that coun­ try lo tha gulf, arrived In Pensacola when l the Norwegian schooner Fenn camo from * «kyspneoa. one of the many unpronounc•Me port*. And alia brought a* cargo WOtons of spoiled herring, which 1* .billed 1 la tbe manifest ai barring guano. * . Tbs Palatka New« last Friday, giving a detailed account of tbe big fire that des­ e e d tbe Wilson lumber mills, near that dly.ahpw, aUo « picture 6f the file taken * 11 »we'diitance up the river. Decause It haa outgrown its present qwntn and feel* the need of a modern ■J# «ore commodious building tho JCi*r * ac* y aD*T Gazette Is arranging-to ¥•»** hew office building. The orders w * already"b|kQ Issued for a .two story building ot good- siic, to b*.'con« « t*d lo Kiaalmmee oo one of the prinP*I atreeta, And the Gazette will move “ m aoon as the place l* ready,. • grower» who have egg plant a ready £*Wpmeot now are reaping good yefrom their crop. The price* are as L u not better, than for aome- tin e lend the market la active, tbede■MtfMing largely-for the best grades _ ."***■ wWch thla season are uncom- goodandeven. J., Ce**rF crop In the east Is very light [***** *hd It Is believed thl* will be ; year for the Florida grower it*.- ; who lives nAtfr.PUnt.aty. ■* Inseverai quam of strawberries re told to Rolla Green for $1.00 They were red, luscious and 11&blood-rad ripensai '-À: . BIO DAY IN POUCE CIRCLES . *li Volum«.IV OUR PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN , 1 i i * jri= SÜI ■--'■*%zr - -4 JUT••-4» • ■ n iwiAerTÍ m b h H . rA r •i • - îi i , ' WORLD iro tti* ftmr DewrrMaitfAtP Vktwt Other Cifiaa IhJnk.Aùout Huit* factors Yesterday ling'Sanford 1 — Held An Enthusiastic Meeting Sanford's Publicity Qub la raising $29, Monday was a busy day with the offi­ Last Friday NTfht 000 for advertising purposes— *5.000 to cer* of Sanford, and although It was Blue be expended eaph year for a period of Monday.thcre wn* plenty doing. fiveyear*. Secretary Bates reallzgg^hat Marshal Smith was first to ring the bell TOPICS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED f. bcftfwtylch take* aif advertising, *purt and pulled a -/tegrp from the train who ‘ .on«year and does noL'sdveftlse tho foiwas wanted at Kigtiimnro for robbing . lowing year Is not gettisAf full returns for car*. — Advertising The City Will Be. Puttied the money expended- The value of ad­ . When the Clyde Llhe boat camo In the This Winter—orange C oun-'-.V vertising lie* In keeping everlastingly at police were called there to take a man , ty Pair Exhibits it-rdt accumulates value like a rolling from the boat. He was charged with an A very enthusiastic meeting o( the San­ anew ball accumulates snow.—Tampa attempt to break into a state-room occu­ pied* by- two ladles. His Intention waa ford Commercial Club aa a whole waa Board of Trade.- , to, get their valuables and decamp, he- held In the city hall Friday night and Tallahassee and Leon county is ex­ cording to the employees of the boat, but much Important buslneta of a public na- pending about *2,000 In advertising this be .will bhve u chance to explain his ac­ ture was handled. The publicity,depart­ winterihnjugh the New Era edltiou of ment of the dub was instructed to fovea- the True Democrat which will be off the tions to the court. —Vestettisv aiteruoon, evthe ttnin north“ jjiuiull^ng propo- pret^ this week. She could well afford to sitlon presented to our business men for do at Sanford propose* and make it *3.000 bound came in. Hon. H. C. McRae, of Trilby, was helping hi* wife on (Jit-train support If said propositions had their ori­ per year for five years. We confidently when he felt a tugging at, hit hip pocket, gin other than Sanford. It was decided believe that such an expenditure would and only having one arm he shoved the that those who solicited advertisements double the population of Leon county, for man who was directly behind him away. locally for local causes should not come we have the beet story on earth here to Looking around he lold Kingman Brooks under the ban of the club, but strangers tell And wo would easily find the people that the man hud his |xx.k<'i-book. which must show that they have the real thing to relate it to.—Tallahassee Democrat. the stranger denied, and leaping gn tho before any of Sanford's coin is annexed. Tallahassee, which it looked on general­ ¡Main disappeared. "niter Officer Saffoffi - ThAftJub discusscd the exhibit the cel­ ly As a . sleepy town, la raising *2,000 for and Mr. Brook* alerted down the plat­ ery delta.and Sanford will, msks at tho advertising purposes: the'"live town -of form ¿canning each face for the man, end Orange county fair to be held thp jatt of Sanford la arranging to spend 123,000— finally located him standing near the January. Sanford h>d a fine.booth at the *9,000 each year for the next five years. gate. As Brooks pointed him out the fair grounds equipped with one of the What U Lakeland going to dot We have man started toward the waiting-room. Sanford system of Irrigation plants and the best town In the State, but If pxopla Deputy Brady and Salford headed him off this In connection with the'free distribu­ don't know about It. they will go to some and arrested him Before Judge String- tion of celery aa u sample of the Sanford other point they have Heard about. A fellow he guve the mime of Carsori and jvodiict, proved to be one of the greatest certain number of people will stumble drawing cards last year, and it is figured denied tbe charge. over Lakeland and discover us If we sit Solicitor DeCottea represented the coun­ Hint the hunjgry hordes of visitors will be still and do nothing; a certain number ty and Attorney Dickinson the defendant, feil some five tons of sample celery from will bo Influenced to come by our news­ and after weighing the evidence Hu the Sanford booth this year. The exhibit papers; but if anybody would help e Uttle Honor dquikI the prisoner over to the next will be of a very comprehensive nature In we could get* something like our there so far us vegetable products are concern­ term of die criminal court of the greet crowds that are coming to ed ond It will be found (hot this city will Florida.—Lakeland Telegram. be right up at tbe front when It comes to Lrttuoe Is Moving Sanford. Fla.. Dec 8—Thelottucc move­ making a noise like success. Our Holiday Edition The club also discussed the various <4 The Herald office wet so busy this year ment is now oil nrul about eight cars dnlly are /otftg out The recent cold wea­ lines ol advertising that it is now working that It was decided to cut out a Holiday ther had n bcnrflciul effect on ihr crop out, the periodicals that they are using edition of the paper, but so many of the and while the slock cutinot lie dusted a* and the quantity and quality of material« subscribers and business men asked about strictly fancy, that which was loaded this they will send out It was dedded that It that the management decided to get week was fairly well headed, and graded, nothing but books and folders of the very H up regardless of the expense end good to choice. Indication» ure that tbe best design uud quality jshould be used let tbe .world know that Sanford was stiU next ten days will wind up the fall crop and the wording is not to be long drawn alive and kicking. Having such a short when there will hardly-tie anything ma­ out. Pictures will show exactly what time to solicit advertising will not permit ture until after Jan. I. Prices ore good, Suafqrd Jka¿'|p offer the borne buying pub­ seeing everyone who wishes space and If sales on Monday and Tuesday being lic Khd it was dSñáfhPhv ' tbe dub that out solicitor misses any one nng us up made at *1.50 per hamper, which la satis­ they would have a certificate printed and and give In the advertisement Just the factory to the growers. Among those send it out with each Inquiry, cold certifi­ tame. All of you know bow much good handling the jettuce movement the M. 0. cate offering a reward of *500 for the ee- Tbe Herald can do you In the advertising Coggins Co., of Pittsburg and Jackson­ tabllsbtnent of (he (act.,that any of the line, to j ville shipped three car* out of the total literature carried a single statem ent that '■Gome on. jolp.thc advertising band " movement of eight on Monday and expect could not be verified In fact and truth. Big Times at The Boston to control at least half of the crop through­ Ttio truth about bunford is amply suffi­ cient. thus obviating the necessity of Again the fatuous Boston store will exout the entire season. The concern lias die the bargain hunters of thla vidnlty sales offices In tho Welborue Block near overdrawing iu any way. by a great mark-down sale. This will be the depot, with F. F. Dutton In charge. Pay a License — - ■ a Christmas girt sale, end the date wlK They will, be heavy In celery^ potatoes The Sanford Herald comes out In be December 14tb to 23rd. Just a good and tomatoes from this section. strung editorial In an attempt to csiablislr time to buy Xm«s gifts, and the Boston It now looks as If there will be some­ thb fact that solicitors of advertising certainly has them. thing doing until late in the spring Tits should be made lo pay a llceocd. Just as Tho gfeatestj Inducement about our growers are disposed to sell their product» [tie newspapers ure furcod to do. The Xinai gifts IS that tney ure of the sub­ at a price which wffl permit of tho buyer state, or this portion of the state, Is visit­ stantial kind and the prices put them making u fair sized margin. This condi­ ed dally by ghb hoi mr artists with subtle within the reach of ull. Wa have a full tion hn* not ruled in former year* and scheme» for separating the unsophisti­ and most complete line of everything lfi especially last season buyer* were dis­ cated from various and sundry dollars. dry goods, notions and Indies' ready-tocouraged and long before tho height of If a general move wee made by all Incor­ wear goods. Reed the big ad. In today’s the season only one or two could byfbund porated cities in Florida, having for Its Herald end *«y* your meney for the here — Produce News purpose tho forcing of the foreign adver­ Boston sale. tiser to pay a tax of so much per day Raised Big Potatoes Money Without Work R. E. Wyone. of the machinists’ force while he was mulching the public with printed trash, toon the stato would be rid A gentleman moved to th# west sldajbf of the Fcrnald Hardware Co., aside from of this brnnu of winter guest*.—Times* the celery delta a year ego this fall. He his multitudinous duties during the day. Union Cor. went home on a visit the first qf -July. finds time to raisa n fine garden at his Before leaving ha planted an aor# he bad borne on Dak avenue, Sanford Heights An Appreciated Compliment Justfcloared, but not tiled, t o , sweet po­ His specialty In the garden line la sweet F..P. Forster, the genial cashier of tbe tatoes, and during his kbseopa allowed potnioes, and ho has them In almost every First National Bank dropped in et The the crop to shift for Itself,- He has re­ month bLlha year, lie brought an elghtHernld office at noon , the other day and turned end gathered 320 bushels of pota­ potind potato to The Herald office this afterward confided to the editor that The toes from tbe single ncro. / The market week, and tinted that he had raised them Herald office was not only the cleanest price at tjie store* here te 90 oenta per a* large as. 15 pounds-and will make this printing office he hod ever teen but It wee bushel cash, or *1 per bushel In trede. season 40 bushels on one pify lot. which oqe of the deuneat business houses In Tbs grbts Income from the crop will demonstrates thp fertility of the soil. Sanford. This compliment coming from amount to $288, the cost of production Mr. Forster Is greatly appreciated by ev­ end selling being not man than *30. An­ Arrival un«‘I k part nr a o f Trains ery member of the Iqrge Herald family, other gentlemen gathered 400 bushels 6f Borra soinro for keeping the office dean It tbo special sweet potatoes to the acre and got |i Lv. 1.35 a rn Ar l J 3 a m , No. 82 pride of every'employe«.______ per bushel cash for them..' .*•11.13 am N aM , . “ 11.03 a jn ' tv1.’ . “ 2.55 pm " 2.33 p m No. 80 High Cost «/ Living Christm as Post Cards “ 9.00 p n ^ ; In a conversation with Manager Driver No. 28 The Peoples Bank havg a number of SOUTH SOUXD of tbe Sanford House he stated that but *r * . pretty Christmas Poet Cards which they Lv 2.28 a m Ar 2.18 a m ' ter was higher now than be bed ever No. 83 will distribute fra* to tha children of Sen*** 125 pm known before In sll hie experience. “ 2.03 pm Ha 89 •* 6.25 p in - 8.05 p ra- . Potatoes also are going In tbr e balloon ford, If (bey will call at the bank for thttn. Nò. 18 * “ 820 a m ascension end it beglna to look like San­ No. 29 Thanksgiving strawberriespt fifty cents BtAWCa UNE* •V . *j -,- ford pateto grower« .would "résilia a gopd i**' a quart was a ’luxury afforded the resi­ Trilby A St. Petersburg—No..K. Ar. l.01 profit In Irleh potatoes this .eeason. dents of Lakeland, and the first ot the . m. No. 24, Lv. t ! B * m. * { season’s berries disappeared almost as Leesburg—No. 21, Ar. U;2* A- to. No. fast as they were placed on the local The annuel meeting of thé stockholders t$, Lv. *.1B p. m. counter*, so great was the demand. Mil­ of tKe First National Bank or .Denford, Oveids—Ar. lOJO a. ra.‘ Lv. 3.00 p-.mwill be held at the offloe of the Bank. In ler Bros., urowrrv four miles north o f Dont forget to try the dried chipped Sanford. Florida/on the second Tuesday Lakeland have already begun shaping berrias north and a banner crop Is pre­ chipped while you welt at W. W. In January. 1912. a t 10 o'docfc A. m. dicted. j , . 20-91C . F. P. Fç u t u , Cashier. 1»*U ’ *■ ill IN SANFORD— Lift it Worth Living RaatSertf JU T TI i .'" rms of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Hera the Readers Will rind a Brief Historical-Spring. Flowing Tor HurrréBTtéader* A 'Must” explosion In tbsi psalntnlne of tha Cross Mountain system m*k Brice* >a ville, Team, early Saturday entombed a \ large number of workers who had ja s t'to É ea-PBA/i f,for «.* the,■ day’s >lnu*V *work;,' -A.___ , tered fb# mins Is ttfr?,s g ually manned by ¿00 mtvt. bqt whether * all h id ‘entered the mine 'abaft prior to the bum Wtwrtm w A t * ^ k' Advocates of Increased pensions for " veterans of the Civil War battled on the floor of tha House In the final stages of tho fight to pass the Sherwood ‘•‘dolldr a day” pension bill The debst* will COdtinue Tuesday with the deciding vote on on the measure late Tuesday afternoon. Pope Brown was a Statewide prohi­ bitionist, Judge Russel a local optltlonlst,' While “Little Joe” Brown said "Submit the liquor question to the people,” and aa . Joe was nominated for Governor It Is quite evident that the people of Georgia would like to vote upon the question. Judge Gary, the head of the United *State* Stesl Corporator), urge* Federal control of Urge corporations by a board similar to the Interstate Commerce Com­ missi on Such a remedy tor the trust ev|| Is no doubt preferable to enforce­ ment of the Sherman anti-trust law. The McNamara brothers. Sunday, en­ tered Son Quentin penitentiary, where James B. McNamara la condemned to ■pend tlie remainder of hit life for his confessed crime of nttmier. and John J . McNamara, secretary of the Intvnatlonal Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, is sentenced pi fifteen years' Imprisonment for dynamiting. “For the,first (Jme since-1889, thy uuuual financial statenscut of iho Postofflce Department shows a surplus Instead of a ; ’. deficit." This is the burden of the eqnual report of Pottmaster-Genorbl Hitch- . edek. made public to day. Ife indicated •* Hint the placing of the potj,*!. savings . 4 bank on a ssif-sustalnlng basis meant an improvement opil extension of facilities, end. at no distant dote. Once cent letter postage Ortle E McManlgnl will be taken to Indlinspolis within n few days to tell tbe Federal grand Jury, there, what he knowa of the slle'grl dynuuiUUjgconspiracy, the first chapter of, wtRobc«was‘ closed today with the placlffl pi: jfitnes B. and John J . McNomar* lit lh# Sfcn Quentin periltantisry_ •’" * j .-In his annual report to the President todny. Secretary of WarStljitsoh declared that tho ooptlngency of wjr y ilb a firstclass power would find th*^array of-tba United Ststes^vacticaUy Unprepared. He attributed this largely jo,(lie fact that tbe army wa» r*ce«ere<f out over the country" in tqy many [vims, and to^a lack of fe^ serve*. Tbe army on the peats footing .. habitually,.fl)ali)tal«tir Wth.vtnlmaturs' companies and Voopy, he.,chaiactqrixod as Ineffective for any isrloti» war service., ; . ■Taft, Roosevelt opd. Lsrfhlistta—the««' >' three borne prolnmcntly. before .the eye • bt this nation as possibilities fdr the nomlnotion by th L g^tubjiqtó pttfty.- The mecflng of the FrUri^çNbr astlp^tol -cotp^- (t , mlttee in W* Has decasioneri do end goapip. •-a With more than 4.0(9p atries covering' C5 different breech, Ui‘o,'fR st annual ex­ hibit of she SouthemlLhYeniirional Poultry Aaaoclation will bé opedëd to .thd publié at the Atlanta Auditorium Armory ,to­ ds y. i Tba show will oonUnos for s weak. Tho Ltuli caka Ibqt^iYssldent William R. Taft and bis family - will finish tbaix 1911 Christmas tlinner w|lh,cl* faatfig buked h r * Texas woman. Miss Radie Braodenburger; San Antonlo, ’wb«re aba has a'local reputation a *,« ' cnn‘struct»r of rare and marvelously tooth some sweet­ meats which shell sooustcgoéifl tojtoeèot to her, fricodi'end aequelruSooeS; \ I ■'V' -riijwjpp Chicago's land^ show dosed iJsmrday night In g blase of" glory. Three hundred and tb|rty thousand man and woolen eaw the big expoeition during, the three weeks Itw aippso, uml ot these It IS safe to say tbs>^pcé>,oent had «t least a good look at,Florida,'* Cortoq Log Cabin . - ’■»‘ mfj in charge o f;061/ i t P. PpriCi'and hl* associates, who bave-been diligently ad vertill ng AU¿bua an4 Brad ford counties. ** ?ii � 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, December 08, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 08, 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>, December 08, 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/c66cb0de39a4a3dc816e3bffb23f76c6.pdf cc6cae513f1f63ee2f7f37f7ee693bca PDF Text Text December I, on MEETING NEXT MONDAY Automobil* Commute* Tor County m ir At Sanford Hoimo Hr j W. L. Palmer, chairman of tb* Au­ tomobil« committee of the Orange county Fair Ataodatloo will haw* a meeting at tho SenfordHoui* next Monday morning a t lMO o'clock. Arrangement! will be perfected for the grand automobile pared* Sanford to The Reacue At the laat meeting of Sanlord’a dty council the following waa unanimouiiy adopted; * Reaolved, by the dty council of San­ ford, that tbe^lty of Sanford shall con­ tribute to the Geneva bridge fund 11,000, aa follow»: $500 to be be deducted by Ornng* county from the city'* »hare of the road and bridge fund du» the dty from the county for 1910, and $200 to be deducted from the tame fund to become due for the year 1911.—Orlando Sentinel. riled Tor Record Howard Packard Land Co., to J. Undley, 1300. * » T .'t Packard, et al, to O. W. Hoffman, Lblrd’to tunica 9. Sntek!-|3 9 .. • iWm. VTCqx to EI|^, Cox, f C ¿ ¿ ¿ * , 'X <L to; NlcfloUoo, ,.,f$00.- vr , ¿ 3f t.. f* * < - r *• v AUoo Mi Vivian to J. E- Nfcbulwn, 4300. • ** E.R/Prince tb Lett!« E. Oatrowider, -1100.. W. E. Gore to Leey.Whiteker, S10. • Sam M. Cooley'go'y; R O'Neal, $300. A. 11. Puller fo MarV A. Fuller, SI. Realty Truit • Co., to Paulibe Muirhead, 11. A. B. Lovejoy to R H. Mulrhead, $230. Agne* C. Dart, et al. to Harry C. Dart, SI. E. Collina P reaper Colony Co. •100. « G. D. Uptaln to J. O. Collin*. 9123. N. P. Upialn to J. 0. Colllna, $900. Leroy B. Gilea to Florence V. Weatcott, »tsoo.; Fannie ,V. tee to JoeCatneron, $1. Claire Q. Yount to "Cynthia M. Clark, 1150. a - ^ H. A. Shreyo to % E.Samtner. $173. Proeper Colony Co , i* J.’.IL Tice. $100. - -B . Drew, e t al, Yp fleck. 1230Ed Jilea to Tori) Deyampcrt, $30. Henry Carroll to Annie Walling. $3. • Annie L. Lewtrr to J..P. MUIer, $330, Sarah L Philip* to D. D. Holcombe. 11,300. . : .... ' . U Davla and Leu to J. H. Smith. 110. ■^A.4L Beel to F, I. Cretin, $250. J. 1L Smith to Lep and Dnvla;- $10, . 'Win. Foater to Henry fpiter, $500. ' ’ '» Edith fr Rapmore to S . J. R , Irvine. •150. ‘ J .. . ' Elmer Decamp to Alice J. Rex/SlB., W. P. Vlning to Roae McLeod. $100. S. A, Robinaon fo Egbert H. Coy, at Amvti 'X, t. ' r a strong , assertion—Isn’t it? But You’ll J- agree with us that you would be making a mistake if you purchased before you had examined and per sonally tried on either a Jfrtntjes® coat or suit. ^ There’s a delicacy of line-a smartness of style to a TJnntjess that really places them in a class alone. They really confer on their wearer “Distinction in Dress.” and that’s what you are seeking. . Come in' tomorrowand let us show you. : FOR YOUR HAIR. ' > ■• i ' ---------- --. ; ... Her* Ar* Pact* W*•Whnt You to Preve ' at O u r R lak. .W hen th* root*-of tb« hairier* on- But, whjln t h r h'nlr‘fd^fV *talii^*ny Uf*. wo baUgr# Mí or* Is nothing th a t irti! «entirely* promote hair growth u will n « a ! l "BS” H air Tonic. To prov* that atat*m*ut, we promlee to prompt­ ly m o m all tha money you p*y n* for B aiali “08" H air Toole, ibonld it not plea a* you. _ Boxali “08" H alr.T onlc destroy* th* germ* which a n naoally m ponalblf for baldnaa*.' I t ponetr*j«« to tha root# of tb* hair, atlm ulatlng and, .by pro­ moting Hrculatlon. oourlahlng t b*m. r Humoroua Tear*, ' • if you ar* feeling doy^h parted, talk yonr, aad ito ry .to a -fat man and g it him to crying about It« If the toara rolling down hi* vait expan** of cheek fall to'-rnkte you laugh, you )mow wbfrg the jtver ia —Atchlaon Olobf Longevity M Her***. Whefe you can get the beat of everything delivered, to your door hy special messenger and on Time WE CARRY A COMPLETE LWE Or Florida and Western Beef and Pork, Lamb, Dry and Soil Meats, Fish, Poultry and Home-M§de Pork Sau­ sage. - t . We ore Dow prepared to give to the trade our special HOME-MADE CORN* BEEF Try it— you will be pleoaeil. Phone No I Boxali “98" Hair Tonic hripa- to roller* ecalp irritation, 'to' remora flamini ff. to prevent t{je hair from falling out,. and ¿o- promote as in- - S f m l o u Of th* dull»* Which G ray hone* «¿4 the longeet lived ^rowd Into your bu*r flay cultivkt* Cream* ar* W ually ' drtloat*. add at« tympathy. for th* llttlw > |o llu -tb « M rio u tly afftet*fl h r v*ry w arm Trivial hurt *1» b* fo»fotf«b In your v aath ér. . ente»* and th* imaginary Wrong of •chool hour* allT be dimmed by >pUT Mrtala In N*W CalMOQla. Nickel mlatng la aotlv* In N*w Cal­ edonia. European flra a ar* InvM tlaf A lw ayeth* Bert Way. largely in It and o th er mining. Bom* It tak*a courage to k sip qul*t and fa ir gold dlaooTMrlM have been mad* go on. lt ia not an eaey way, but it recently. ta th*- way which, having takou. no on* ever regret*. .,- W - : '-V ’ v! !»' - * r > Citrus Growers Th* rtaaona for 1^*11 Fertlllclng ar* ably« presented In our now fra* book anUtlad ■■; "■Citrus Growers, ifooh Ahead! ——“— 8*pd for «copy. Now la tb* dm* to lay tSafouadadon for next ye ir’icrop r - Fertilizers |ku y«M . .A PooE Mattrea*. teat on your.laurela. Th«y*ra th# very beet w* can do, luat wh*r# forehead, but thgy mike a pad' M W ! ar%—BthcocK,«»,: ■new# HAv# «waot fo rth , uaoo 60,000 tona oftougar i lig h t P rlo e e * Hlactrleal CulLoary Utan.lt*. * .- rr ■ - Right Proportion# - R ig h t R#*"!1 * .*« . et our Branch Wàré-Houae. R a Maxwtll, Manager, or eddre** . Electrical cnilhary uteB tlla'.arogaw • i -Or . Peat Qeneral Rufaian Furti <1 (Many pdort««i, being vnafl* <pn th# P eat coo*dtut*« about one-third of vacuum prindple, by which tb« -«»C th e fuel -uted In th* central Indue trial porC ara retained tnald* th # . rio*p mu, - r ■WII»oVi & T oom or F frtlllzer Oo. J a o k a o n v lllo , P l é r l d a , > �l i l i ,r , ' 1 v ¿í*v.; * • ltB ^ f 4 * y f« P u b lis h e d é e m l* W e e k ly -~ T u e e d á y en d 1 F rid a y JU T TI » SA N FO R D H E R A T.D IN SA N FO R D — Lift it Worth Living SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUCDDAY, OICIMBRR I t , I t t i RaatSertf ALL AROUND FLORIDA fh€ General News of The Land of Flowers. GULLED F RO.VJ THE STATE PRESS Am epitome of the W#*Ts Mott lm< portant Happenings In tho State'* Domala The thou»and» of ducks which jtsve artlwdapd a n now pence fully enjoying themselves In the water* of thl* sunny lute show beyond "question that opld irretber baa eettled Id the north, (ho •trlval of the bird* alao furnishing ¿odd bunting for tba sportmep In thla aactlon of thfe-rooTirfir-W» «*«* - «took* shooting lew u n H I* unlawful « »hoot duckt In the weter* of the Indian River North of Mosquito lagoon, except from the first of . April, ead no-ducka can-be shot before luniiie or after sundqwn. One pereon la allowed to kili 23 ducka In one day, but no dock» may be told and no com­ mon carrfet la permitted to tranaport r.~th»e4$ww>* N = • Tbe board of county oommtHlfcerar'of Marion county leafed tbe convicu foe. tba - cooing year to Messrs. Buttgenbach k Co. Their bid whs *28 per month. The board reserved thirty able-bodied prison- — for road building and -repair work. alK other convicu to bo leosed our. Tbe State lupreme court haa decided . tbattbe act creating the new county of Pinellas it valid. *Sc Lucie county'e official» »uy that that oounty la. going u> conetruct tne beat good roada ayatem on the East Const highway and that It la going to be com­ pleted within the next twelve montha. ' vWauchulla will aoon have electric lights u the matter haa practically been set­ A tled by the city council. It 1»»Uled that the Postal Telegraph Company I* soon io establish un office in St. Petersburg. Active preparations are being made in Tampa for gbe erection of the new factory of the Tampa Crush and Specialty Com.w * Tbs body of Rev. Gaetano Barburotsa, an luliaa preacher, waa found In McfarUne Park, Tampa yesterday afternoon, a ravslver with one clumber discharged, tod a gaping wound in the bead of tfie dead man, revealing the cause of death as suicide Darbarosu had been des­ pondent for some lime on acrouni of oowy matters and Is said to have threat­ ened to lake his own life. At a special mealing oflha Automobile Csst Coast Association Friday night At tha Daytona club hodse on the beach It Vas decided not to contribute financially toward the proposition laid before the as•oelation by Promoter E. Ai Moroaa fur a * **ri*» of racing meets and speedy trials *a the beach during the months of Jonu•*7. February and Maxell. Tbe first vessel ever to enter a Florida poo from Iceland nod possibly one of the Rw aver to come direct from that coun­ try lo tha gulf, arrived In Pensacola when l the Norwegian schooner Fenn camo from * «kyspneoa. one of the many unpronounc•Me port*. And alia brought a* cargo WOtons of spoiled herring, which 1*.billed 1 la tbe manifest ai barring guano. * . Tbs Palatka New« last Friday, giving a detailed account of tbe big fire that des­ e e d tbe Wilson lumber mills, near that dly.ahpw, aUo « picture 6f the file taken * 11 »we'diitance up the river. Decause It haa outgrown its present qwntn and feel* the need of a modern ■J# «ore commodious building tho JCi*r * ac* y aD*T Gazette Is arranging-to ¥•»** hew office building. The orders w * already"b|kQ Issued for a .two story building ot good- siic, to b*.'con««t*d lo Kiaalmmee oo one of the prinP*I atreeta, And the Gazette will move “ m aoon as the place l* ready,. • grower» who have egg plant a ready £*Wpmeot now are reaping good yefrom their crop. The price* are as L u not better, than for aome- tin e lend the market la active, tb ed e■MtfMing largely-for the best grades _."***■ wWch thla season are uncom- good and even. J., Ce**rF crop In the east Is very light [***** *hd It Is believed thl* will be ; year for the Florida grower it*.- ; who lives nAtfr.PUnt.aty. ■* Inseverai quam of strawberries re told to Rolla Green for $1.00 They were red, luscious and 11&blood-rad ripensai ' - À : . BIO DAY IN POUCE CIRCLES Volum«.IV OUR PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN ■--'■*%zr - ■ n iwiAer TÍ i i *jri= 1 -4 SÜI JUT••-4» • m b h H . rA r •i • - ** ?i ’ *■ . *li îi i , ' i . '" WORLD iro tti* ftmr DewrrM aitfAtP Vktwt Other Cifiaa IhJnk.Aùout Huit* fac to rs Yesterday ling'Sanford 1 — Held An Enthusiastic Meeting rms of Interest Gleaned From Sanford's Publicity Qub la raising $29, Monday was a busy day with the offi­ Last Friday NTfht Various Sources 000 for advertising purposes—*5.000 to cer* of Sanford, and although It was Blue be expended eaph year for a period of Monday.thcre wn* plenty doing. fiveyear*. Secretary Bates reallzgg^hat HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Marshal Smith was first to ring the bell TOPICS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED f. bcftfwtylch take* aif advertising, *purt and pulled a -/tegrp from the train who ‘ .on«year and does noL'sdveftlse tho foiwas wanted at Kigtiimnro for robbing . lowing year Is not gettisAf full returns for Hera the Readers Will rind a Brief car*. — Advertising The City Will Be. Puttied Historical-Spring. Flowing the money expended- The value of ad­ . When the Clyde Llhe boat camo In the This W inter—orange C oun-'-.V vertising lie* In keeping everlastingly at Tor HurrréBTtéader* police were called there to take a man , ty Pair Exhibits it-rdt accumulates value like a rolling A 'Must” explosion In tbsi psalntnlne of from the boat. He was charged with an A very enthusiastic meeting o( the San­ anew ball accumulates snow.—Tampa tha Cross Mountain system m*k Brice* >a attem pt to break into a state-room occu­ ville, Team, early Saturday entombed a \ pied* by- two ladles. His Intention waa ford Commercial Club aa a whole waa Board of Trade.- , to, get their valuables and decamp, he- held In the city hall Friday night and Tallahassee and Leon county is ex­ large number of workers who had ja s t'to Éea-PBA/i f, «.* ,■ >lnu*V * -A.___ , cording to the employees of the boat, but much Important buslneta of a public na- pending about *2,000 In advertising this tered for the day’s work;,' fb# mins Is ttfr?,s g ture was handled. The publicity,depart­ be .will bhve u chance to explain his ac­ winterihnjugh the New Era edltiou of ually manned by ¿00 mtvt. bqt whether * ment of the dub was instructed to fovea- the True Democrat which will be off the all h id ‘entered the mine 'abaft prior to tions to the court. A t * ^ k' —Vestettisv aiteruoon, evthe ttnin north“ jjiuiull^ng propo- pret^ this week. She could well afford to the bum W twrtm w sitlon presented to our business men for bound came in. Hon. H. C. McRae, of do at Sanford propose* and make it *3.000 Advocates of Increased pensions for " Trilby, was helping hi* wife on (Jit-train support If said propositions had their ori­ per year for five years. We confidently veterans of the Civil War battled on the when he felt a tugging at, hit hip pocket, gin other than Sanford. It was decided believe that such an expenditure would floor of tha House In the final stages of and only having one arm he shoved the that those who solicited advertisements double the population of Leon county, for tho fight to pass the Sherwood ‘•‘dolldr a man who was directly behind him away. locally for local causes should not come we have the beet story on earth here to day” pension bill The debst* will COdLooking around he lold Kingman Brooks under the ban of the club, but strangers tell And wo would easily find the people tinue Tuesday with the deciding vote on that the man hud his |xx.k<'i-book. which must show that they have the real thing to relate it to.—Tallahassee Democrat. on the measure late Tuesday afternoon. the stranger denied, and leaping gn tho before any of Sanford's coin is annexed. Pope Brown was a Statewide prohi­ Tallahassee, which it looked on general­ ¡Main disappeared. "n iter Officer Saffoffi - ThAftJub discusscd the exhibit the cel­ ly As a . sleepy town, la raising *2,000 for bitionist, Judge Russel a local optltlonlst,' and Mr. Brook* alerted down the plat­ ery delta.and Sanford will, msks at tho advertising purposes: the'"live town -of While “Little Joe” Brown said "Submit form ¿canning each face for the man, end Orange county fair to be held thp jatt of Sanford la arranging to spend 123,000— the liquor question to the people,” and aa . finally located him standing near the January. Sanford h>d a fine.booth at the *9,000 each year for the next five years. Joe was nominated for Governor It Is gate. As Brooks pointed him out the fair grounds equipped with one of the What U Lakeland going to dot We have quite evident that the people of Georgia man started toward the waiting-room. Sanford system of Irrigation plants and the best town In the State, but If pxopla would like to vote upon the question. Deputy Brady and Salford headed him off this In connection with the'free distribu­ don't know about It. they will go to some Judge Gary, the head of the United *and arrested him Before Judge String- tion of celery aa u sample of the Sanford other point they have Heard about. A State* Stesl Corporator), urge* Federal jvodiict, proved to be one of the greatest fellow he guve the mime of Carsori and drawing cards last year, and it is figured certain number of people will stumble control of Urge corporations by a board denied tbe charge. over Lakeland and discover us If we sit similar to the Interstate Commerce Com­ Solicitor DeCottea represented the coun­ Hint the hunjgry hordes of visitors will be still and do nothing; a certain number missi on Such a remedy tor the trust ty and Attorney Dickinson the defendant, feil some five tons of sample celery from will bo Influenced to come by our news­ ev|| Is no doubt preferable to enforce­ and after weighing the evidence Hu the Sanford booth this year. The exhibit papers; but if anybody would help e Uttle ment of the Sherman anti-trust law. Honor dquikI the prisoner over to the next will be of a very comprehensive nature In we could get* something like our there The McNamara brothers. Sunday, en­ so far us vegetable products are concern­ term of die criminal court of the greet crowds that are coming to tered Son Quentin penitentiary, where ed ond It will be found (hot this city will Florida.—Lakeland Telegram. James B. McNamara la condemned to be right up at tbe front when It comes to L rttuoe Is Moving ■pend tlie remainder of hit life for his making a noise like success. Sanford. Fla.. Dec 8—Thelottucc move­ Our Holiday Edition confessed crime of nttmier. and John J. The club also discussed the various ment is now oil nrul about eight cars <4 The Herald office wet so busy this year McNamara, secretary of the Intvnatlonal lines ol advertising that it is now working dnlly are /otftg out The recent cold wea­ that It was decided to cut out a Holiday ther had n bcnrflciul effect on ihr crop out, the periodicals that they are using edition of the paper, but so many of the Association of Bridge and Structural Iron and while the slock cutinot lie dusted a* and the quantity and quality of material« subscribers and business men asked about Workers, is sentenced pi fifteen years' strictly fancy, that which was loaded this they will send out It was dedded that It that the management decided to get Imprisonment for dynamiting. “For the,first (Jme since-1889, thy uuuuweek was fairly well headed, and graded, nothing but books and folders of the very H up regardless of the expense end good to choice. Indication» ure that tbe best design uud quality jshould be used let tbe .world know that Sanford was stiU al financial statenscut of iho Postofflce next ten days will wind up the fall crop and the wording is not to be long drawn alive and kicking. Having such a short Department shows a surplus Instead of a ; ’. when there will hardly-tie anything ma­ out. Pictures will show exactly what time to solicit advertising will not permit deficit." This is the burden of the eqnuture until after Jan. I. Prices ore good, Suafqrd Jka¿'|p offer the borne buying pub­ seeing everyone who wishes space and If al report of Pottmaster-Genorbl Hitch- . •* sales on Monday and Tuesday being lic Khd it was dSñáfhPhv ' tbe dub that out solicitor misses any one nng us up edek. made public to day. Ife indicated 4 made at *1.50 per hamper, which la satis­ they would have a certificate printed and and give In the advertisement Just the Hint the placing of the potj,*!. savings . factory to the growers. Among those send it out with each Inquiry, cold certifi­ tame. All of you know bow much good bank on a ssif-sustalnlng basis meant an handling the jettuce movement the M. 0. cate offering a reward of *500 for the ee- Tbe Herald can do you In the advertising improvement opil extension of facilities, end. at no distant dote. Once cent letter Coggins Co., of Pittsburg and Jackson­ tabllsbtnent of (he (act.,that any of the line, to j postage literature carried a single statement tha t ville shipped three car* out of the total '■Gome on. jolp.thc advertising band " could not be verified In fact and truth. Ortle E McManlgnl will be taken to Inmovement of eight on Monday and expect Big Times at The Boston dlinspolis within n few days to tell tbe to control at least half of the crop through­ Ttio truth about bunford is amply suffi­ Again the fatuous Boston store will ex- Federal grand Jury, there, what he knowa out the entire season. The concern lias cient. thus obviating the necessity of die the bargain hunters of thla vidnlty of the slle'grl dynuuiUUjgconspiracy, the sales offices In tho Welborue Block near overdrawing iu any way. by a great mark-down sale. This will be first chapter of, wtRobc«was‘ closed today the depot, with F. F. Dutton In charge. Pay a License — - ■ a Christmas girt sale, end the date wlK with the placlffl pi:jfitnes B. and John J. They will, be heavy In celery^ potatoes The Sanford Herald comes out In be December 14tb to 23rd. Just a good McNomar* lit lh# Sfcn Quentin periltanand tomatoes from this section. It now looks as If there will be some­ strung editorial In an attempt to csiablislr time to buy Xm«s gifts, and the Boston tisry_ •’" * j thb fact that solicitors of advertising certainly has them. thing doing until late in the spring Tits .-In his annual report to the President should be made lo pay a llceocd. Just as Tho gfeatestj Inducement about our growers are disposed to sell their product» • -a [tie newspapers ure furcod to do. The Xinai gifts IS that tney ure of the sub­ todny. Secretary of WarStljitsoh declared at a price which wffl permit of tho buyer that tho ooptlngency of w jr y ilb a firststate, or this portion of the state, Is visit­ stantial kind and the prices put them making u fair sized margin. This condi­ ed dally by ghb hoi mr artists with subtle within the reach of ull. Wa have a full class power would find th*^array of-tba tion hn* not ruled in former year* and scheme» for separating the unsophisti­ and most complete line of everything lfi United Ststes^vacticaUy Unprepared. He especially last season buyer* were dis­ attributed this largely jo,(lie fact that tbe cated from various and sundry dollars. dry goods, notions and Indies' ready-tocouraged and long before tho height of army wa» r*ce«ere<f out over the country" If a general move wee made by all Incor­ wear goods. Reed the big ad. In today’s the season only one or two could byfbund in tqy many [vims, and to^a lack of fe^ porated cities in Florida, having for Its Herald end *«y* your meney for the here —Produce News serve*. Tbe army on the peats footing .. purpose tho forcing of the foreign adver­ Boston sale. habitually,.fl)ali)tal«tir W th.vtnlmaturs' tiser to pay a tax of so much per day Raised Big P otatoes companies and Voopy, he.,chaiactqrixod Money Without Work R. E. Wyone. of the machinists’ force while he was mulching the public with as Ineffective for any isrloti» war service., ; printed trash, toon the stato would be rid A gentleman moved to th# west sldajbf of the Fcrnald Hardware Co., aside from . ■ Taft, Roosevelt opd. Lsrfhlistta—the««' > ' his multitudinous duties during the day. of this brnnu of winter guest*.—Times* the celery delta a year ego this fall. He went home on a visit the first qf -July. three borne prolnmcntly. before .the eye • finds time to raisa n fine garden at his Union Cor. Before leaving ha planted an aor# he bad bt this nation as possibilities fdr the nomlborne on Dak avenue, Sanford Heights An Appreciated Compliment Justfcloared, but not tiled, t o ,sweet po­ notion by th L g^tubjiqtó pttfty.- The His specialty In the garden line la sweet F..P. Forster, the genial cashier of tbe tatoes, and during his kbseopa allowed mecflng of the FrUri^çNbr astlp^tol -cotp^- (t , potnioes, and ho has them In almost every Has deFirst National Bank dropped in et The the crop to shift for Itself,- He has re­ mlttee in W* month bLlha year, lie brought an elghtgoapip. Hernld office at noon , the other day and turned end gathered 320 bushels of pota­ casioneri do end potind potato to The Herald office this afterward confided to the editor that The toes from tbe single ncro. / The market With more than 4.0(9p a trie s covering' week, and tinted that he had raised them Herald office was not only the cleanest price at tjie store* here te 90 oenta per C5 different breech, Ui‘o,'fR st annual ex­ a* large as. 15 pounds-and will make this printing office he hod ever teen but It wee bushel cash, or *1 per bushel In trede. hibit of she SouthemlLhYeniirional Poultry season 40 bushels on one pify lot. which oqe of the deuneat business houses In Tbs grbts Income from the crop will Aaaoclation will bé opedëd to .thd publié demonstrates thp fertility of the soil. Sanford. This compliment coming from amount to $288, the cost of production a t the Atlanta Auditorium Armory ,to­ Mr. Forster Is greatly appreciated by ev­ end selling being not m an than *30. An­ ds y. i Tba show will oonUnos for s weak. Arrival un«‘I k part nr a o f Trains ery member of the Iqrge Herald family, other gentlemen gathered 400 bushels 6f Borra soinro Tho Ltuli caka Ibqt^iYssldent William for keeping the office dean It tbo special sweet potatoes to the acre and got | i Lv. 1.35 a rn Ar l J 3 a m , No. 82 R. Taft and bis family - will finish tbaix ■'V' -riijwjpp pride of every'employe«.______ per bushel cash for them..' .*•11.13 a m N a M , . “ 11.03 a jn ' tv1.’ . 1911 Christmas tlinner w|lh,cl* faatfig “ 2.55 pm " 2.33 p m No. 80 High Cost «/ Living buked h r * Texas woman. Miss Radie Christmas Post Cards “ 9.00 p n ^ ; In a conversation with Manager Driver No. 28 Braodenburger; San Antonlo, ’wb«re aba The Peoples Bank havg a number of has a'local reputation a*,«' cnn‘struct»r of SOUTH SOUXD of tbe Sanford House he stated that but *r * . pretty Christmas Poet Cards which they Lv 2.28 a m Ar 2.18 a m ' ter was higher now than be bed ever No. 83 rare and marvelously tooth some sweet­ will distribute fra* to tha children of Sen*** 125 pm known before In sll hie experience. “ 2.03 p m H a 89 meats which shell sooustcgoéifl tojtoeèot •* 6.25 p in - 8.05 p ra- . Potatoes also are going In tbr e balloon ford, If (bey will call at the bank for thttn. to her, fricodi'end aequelruSooeS; Nò. 18 \ * “ 820 a m ascension end it beglna to look like San­ No. 29 Chicago's land^ show dosed iJsmrday Thanksgiving strawberriespt fifty cents BtAWCa UNE* • V . *j -,- ford pateto grower« .would "résilia a gopd i**' a quart was a ’luxury afforded the resi­ night In g blase of" glory. Three hundred Trilby A St. Petersburg—No..K. Ar. l.01 profit In Irleh potatoes this .eeason. dents of Lakeland, and the first ot the and tb|rty thousand man and woolen . m. No. 24, Lv. t!B * m. * { season’s berries disappeared almost as eaw the big expoeition during, the three Leesburg—No. 21, Ar. U;2* A- to. No. fast as they were placed on the local weeks Itw aippso, uml ot these It IS safe The annuel meeting of thé stockholders t$, Lv. *.1B p. m. counter*, so great was the demand. Mil­ to say tbs>^pcé>,oent had «t least a of tKe First National Bank or .Denford, Oveids—Ar. lOJO a. ra.‘ Lv. 3.00 p-.mwill be held at the offloe of the Bank. In ler Bros., urow rrv four miles north of good look at,Florida,'* Cortoq Log Cabin . - ’■»‘ mfj Dont forget to try the dried chipped Sanford. Florida/on the second Tuesday Lakeland have already begun shaping in charge of;061/ i t P. PpriCi'and hl* berrias north and a banner crop Is pre­ associates, who bave-been diligently ad chipped while you welt a t W. W. In January. 1912. a t 10 o'docfc A. m. dicted. j , . vert ill ng AU¿bua an4 Brad ford counties. 20-91C . F. P. Fçutu , Cashier. 1»*U , ill ' I �December 12, igij TrtC 8An( 0 RD HEJtaLD A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween Vop and Me" T H E T H E ^ CHRISTM AS Florida rung through the column« of the p rtu ; who has Men the charming plotures In the magazine« and the folder» of the railway and hotel guide«; who bai beard the “Arabian Knight»" atorlea In the prospectus of the land companle* (though hwawallow« the latter with the proverbial ^ i n of «alt), to come down through Florida and»ee miserable, »qualld, unkept place« atom the road. It make« the Floridian, who know« hi« Florida, and know« the beauties and grandeur of his state, hang his bead In shame, and hunt the fartbercat corner of the smoker. , Ho has bragged on Florida, extolled her beauties, her climate, her people—and this.Is Florida, lie knows that among, her lakes along her rivers ond bays beaide the aoundlng billows of the ocean that late her enow White beach e s . there are scene« of beamy-acitPHTiTlmity that afifunrivalled anyVrnefd "In the work!. But doea the stranger know Itf What he tees from the car window he sees—and wbat he sees Is Florida. * Nor Is this'sloven condition confined enthely to the path of the steefTalfwayl Paaa through our hamlets and villages Weather-beaten, unpalmed houses; un­ tidy grass and weed-grown yards back yard« cluttered with tomato cans and trash, a window gone here ond there; the gate hanging on one decrept hinge; the fence with a picket off, you know the place, you've teen It; tnayba It's your own town. Ain't you ashsmed of Itf You ought to be. No use talking "hard times can't afford to make «ny Improvements" Can't yout Well suppose you try and hunt a few CHRISTMAS l#f>I e \ WHEN YOU BUY-i fashion for .young men The Tailoring-Is the Other Sull that cannot be beat-at$-15, $18 and u p Suit Catos 8w eator Coats Tlo Holders Neokwear In Box Panamas, all kinds Fanoy Suspenders Caps, Hats Mufflers . >■ ; row a rake or make'ooe with some palls t ond two pieces of wood,’ and rake that ' yard—grub"-; out the weeds' Get some lime and a brush and whitewash, that fence; spade up the front yard, an d .let the kids put l^^im o wild* flowers, If go* can't get anything else. Jota the Village .Improvement Society and' help your women folk». They'll be tnore-ib*n;will• log to help yqu. See your.'city council and make them clean the* streets. Do r;.’ yd^lr port and se e ’tyw cqpngious thd ‘■'"’example Is’: Get youf rpUtpdd. agent, '¿ft' plant n f$w flowers around tie-' station;' >■ (he railroad' will help you i f yw| ask *• them. *•**' ,.)■ 0e< bu»y.' Dress up. clean up. Make (i7oux place look like-somebody lived -. "v .... ’■'"*** * Belts, Ties :* Fancy Vests Cuff Buttons 117 First Street Sanford, Flòrida istlbni with -•« few questions: "Did 'er.'s'Idea to hide the'weeds Ufl^xlerd* love him well: ewnugb to Uve i q .a ¡and wait (or a rich Yankkf'-to coma age with him! Waa ebe a good cook! along and pey q/ibulqn« pricb forth« She think It a wife'«; duty to make lot} Now that the careening board* are them/ ' .■ ■ . ,y * ‘ ; > ■ w happy! WquU shcjcgnsull his lostefyA moved .these Same lotsVUI po doubt wlshM concerning her asaociat«« and W aoldL or. bulH upon, .or botb; and tjie A 'T helythpdat..of-living, Is disturbing pursuit*'of Ufa. Could »he makefy(ir pwn appearance dr- the city -ahd the'valoe of evep G> U* -p^pla in Sanford, where-we clottf*»! The yoUnglady said that before city'property wjjl Twpfl t 1hereby.- £ ' ■ £ ; atWaye have what w «w in( and j^tfe «bout the Answered his questions she woold Ag io« the wrtflug upon the sidewalk», as easy-ms they do anywhere'else on tell him of aome negotlvo virtue* «ho well that always seemed to m eW B e be­ ***« upward jump of every- possessed. She never c^ank, smoked os gotten of the small boy wtth a penchant th ln g lT making ua study t*snomjc con- citewed; never staid' out ail night playing for'defacing property more than with any dltlona more than over before; end many billiard*; never lounged On street corners Idea «of advertising. How m anf time* of us w ill'have to look ebout and see and Ogled giddy girl*; never “atoodin" have L noticed tfyg Jadles 'dragging their whir« we can cut down expanse«^ While with- the boy* for cl gate and wine eup- aklrte "through this chalk pn the sidewalk* •hero Is no real extravagance apparent to per*. -Now,'' said she, rising Indignantly; and wondered why ibl* barbarnu* cus­ Sanford, there Is no d o u b le t what tnaoy -] am assured ypt». do aU these things, tom, wds allowed. But a ll' la well now ■ penny could be saved‘here end there, and yet you expect'all the vlrtde* In me. .«hid our dry will toon be a Spotless Town. Substitute comfort for show. Put oon- while you do not possess any "ydhraetf.* vonlence In the place of fashion. Study | never be ydur wife, and she bowed DsSply ftallgloUa. simplicity. Refuse to bo beguiled iuto a him out and left him on the doorsteps to , "Deeply religious la taaf* / style of living sbovo what is required by aHently meditate over hla ventUrtL' • 4 e«d-r- If "he dluas.put cn.»Fi ydur poanlpti In society and la justified wiser m an.' tslis .nôthlng but fish stories. by your resource*.. Set. a fashion of aim- C ,h . • • ■ . • ' " phdty, neatnsu, prudence <«nd inexpen- :. j f» i * V . ^ alvones* which other« wUl be glad to fu- 4 I nee that t!ie city ¿aundjj ha«) passed J m ^ d thank you ftw Introducing. Teach mi ordinance -prohibiting hill.board «nd yourself to do without a thousand and aldewau advertising, to d I hVuen jo camone pretty and showy things which mend this «rtloq or*’the part p t -lh* city wealthy beople purchase, and prida your- father«. For mony years I have labored eelf on being just as happy without them to make Sanford morebeautlfu^sad glsd.«• pour rich neighbors 'are with them, ly welcomed the advent of the ladle« Into Put to much dignity, sincerity, Undue«», the gatM and, by the wav, wh«t has bevirtue and love Into your simple And In- coiqe of the S. t A.T expensive home that Us member« wiU ' But, coming back to tha bill-boards. I n«v«r miss the odstlyflipperiea «nd slidwy Wint adythat these unglghily things th in k I t v an to« adornments of fashion, and be happier In liwoy, blot put what would otherwlae be to the m in w ho Is -\z Sh ip p e r s o f General Insurance Agents sa n F O r d , 'F l o r i d a eiw v wM mm orrower? the dbxy and codtforuble apartments than a bice lot or A garden, or aome other moat of our wealthy neighbor« t t f lq likely looking plaoa. If the. bill-boards their splendid apartmehta. were removed the owners of the lots would have to keep them dean. Instead of 4 One of our giddy youngsters of the making them a rubbish heap far the bab- • - male peteuaslon recently deeded to make tvrAiicobatton of dtsensa. gnnii'and tdoja formal òfferof his heart and hand to qultoee end weeds. There la much valu­ one of our representative ladies to whom able pi perty In the boilneas portion of be bad been peylng aome atteotloo for « Sanford that should be kept In better ooo- * time. Ha cautiously prefaced bis de- dltlon. but for yktra It hks been the owe- L ,T ^it: r * ~:. -rlv T ” -J i,V jr = .«» - , 1- foriti He may be forr It at this th is very v ary K ak« I t h r e g - ^ ■tùyou/hocóe. < iptloo price' la ' neht:‘ that will ! trin i * t, t siimi. CM Uoek ben . ' - •<?< Depot opposln PosuOr * H . E . W 18E, Proprietor S te a k s , C h o p s , O y s t e r s and F l$ b a S p e o la lty ; ■ ■■ :A j > \ Plato« F o r L a d le s a n d C e n tlo m o n . _ . •bor:»„OFdnr« 4t* ll n »«r« • ;, V ■veFyttMng Fir.* oieee ; . ' i "i ; Prompt, Clean Service Meel Ticket« are Sold at Reduced Raw* ; tgf^i t t t A H t f t «« ««««i t «« « >lan u a « « a g g i i m i t** 1 �rnirD. STany c a n hav* bean rejected and »old at very low price* but I be­ lieve that though there may be Indl vldual loieee on thin account that It will end for the good of the Industry as a whole As a consequence of these rejections there Is not the REOVEK— The up-to-date Young Man insists upon Wearing Shoes that wt amount of fruit now golug out that there would be It will be distributed this Season. more evenly and there will be no Wants room to cross his toes when he secs the Pretty Girl coming, maybe! gluts l cannot ice anything but Wc didn' t invent the style. It is "Rhinocerian,*’ if you want to say so. good demand at good price* for fruit that la ripe and right The crop But nevertheless—It is the Proper Caper for Fall, 1911» now acemit to bo much smaller than This,—and a dozen other new Styles shown now in Regal Shoe Store u . wtl rtrj complimentary,, and the early estimates, and Florida Agency windows, to tickle the Young Man's Fancy and to Get his Money. ■tated th il both b e g a d hi* "rtf* 4nx' should he commanding a big premium lo u ily*waited for each l»«ue of the later lu the season Four Dollars,—that’s all! Milder Styles for more conservative People. " r He wag el*0 complimentary re Higher prices, too, for Super-Standard Regals. But, .remember, all I The Chicago mud hna bran very ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ g the fight that w . have been Shoes are made in Rpgal Shoe Factories', on a Factory profit which is limited putting op to eupprwa. green fruit much InicrvaU’U lu Florida itratvgi»« ¿Momenta and itate<l that many of eltiee he begah to read the Florida per cent, as per Public Auditor's Certified Statement. ("Cost Plus 5 per cent,” w< hla frlanda were waiting for the Flor­ Grower; ItilcrcrtU-d enough to go out this.) ’ . - + } ida CUrue Exchange to put ripe and among the retailer* und Johbura In' Retail price stamped orf^fc sole of eagh genuine Regal by the Makers. «•11 colored orange« Into Chicago. He South W ater htreat and to mukv lu-* He found that these dealers ■tated that nearly every day hla wife qurles This to insure a fyJI return for the money to Consumers every time. «mild ring up the grocer and aak aek If Were prejudiced against Florida or­ Greater value (at the price) docs not exist -than in— ge ______ had anyofofthetheFlorida Floridaorange» orange» anges on account of the condition of the fruit In former years; that they Jrtth the red mark on the box? did not care to handle Immtaure fruit, ■ ♦ ■ . I believe that theae condition» exist and th an hey claimed that Florida ~gll over the United State*. Th^t the Orange« would not keep and that there T elep h o n e 1 0 4 people are only awaiting the arrival waa on demand for them. p| good fruit buy readily,, and that Sanford, Florida The oxhlhlia In the different c a n Uey will naturally want the fruit ihlpfced by the Exchange on gccount were very attractive aud inutrucllve, of the advertlelng the Exchange is and the college men were »cry much going, and on aoenunt of the publicity pleased with l(»e Interest shown. the Temple telegram gave the Ex- There ha* boeu an nvorugu attend­ change an a . defender and exponent ance of over 2,000 people at each Htop and this I« one of the greatest signs BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES of the aquefe 'deal. of an aw a k e n in g thai have ever been ----25 BICYCLES | «(tended liie meeting held at the given to the college m en T he now«M«>M 14 50 UP TO II», roti NbW ggricultural train here at Tamph laat paper« all oviW the stale are to be &•• m r w . «7 weiv J. believe that.th la tour of .the th at^ e d for the work they did toward ■J^Trffitine'ntStation men vrtll do.mncbXULL0XDO. FLORIDA for the Florida farm er, an4*X Lo w Prices E a s y P a y m e n ts Pico Block I Jiave nlwuys been very much iutiir«Ub that they could afford to have a train out all the year around. .C e r­ eeted In the university work, and hace tainly tbeee book ' farmer« talked many friend« among the workers I nnee. and 1 believe that the. audl- am aware that tlo-lt n Is often a seem «ere with them, and that many Itildy ihankleas and uphill Job. but I JEWELER of them were sel to thinking. I heard have been enough in touch with the one of the profeaaora talking about work to know that they a r<- galtilng MY SPECIALTIES elevating the home life and proposing ground, uiul i t..-l|e»u that from this 1'irk.trd « Hand-Painted China better food for tho children. He sta t­ time on their effort« will receive more tiorbam’a Sterling Silver PR A C TIC A L Rotters' Plater! Wore ed that thu so called bookworm wa« and more eneourngenieut uud be more Elgin and Waltham Watches , not near as degenerating as continu­ generally reoogulred ous feeding on greasy pork and ground corn; that the pork-fed child Looking lor a Good House to ALL GOODS GUARANTEED waa pale, under-elred and backward C o rn e r M ain am i M onroe, lrc|<«oiiv tile H r.on It tlir G R E A T E S T Ship Your Lrull and Vege In his studies. He urged the farm ers * to go In for more vegetables the year v tables to.’ sy ste m o{ B u sin e ss l'o llc m > in tin W ut hi Vt \ r.i -on cess, 150,000 around instead of two tnonlba In the g ra d u a te s . M o te th an 1<»M lughy;ta< li u n t t m i m v C um i a c ts g iv en year. He wanted them f i o provide Horo is Ono on tho Bost to se cu re g r a d u a te s l*( t S I T l U N ui KP. M N il M O N EY In d o rse d th«lr famlllea with more eggs, chickPlumbing and Market , an«, cream and butter. He slated by m o re F lo rid a and G e o rg ia B a n k e rs and o th e r hustnes-. m en thaw Gas Fitting that when he Oral came to-Florida It W rit« for S to n c lla and M ark«l A LL, O T H E R F lo rid a an d G eo rg ia b u s in e s s college-. ,u n ilm ic d . W « \ * .waa as a alck man, and ih a t hla doc­ R e p o rts Today AJI Wiifh Krcrlvr* My Prnumal Atlrntlun also teach BY M A IL . C a ta lo g u e FREI*". tor told him to oat plenty of butter A. H. JAMES. Manager, Jacksonville, FUu and he*l .and drink plenty of milk. He stated F. G. H E W I T T CO. that for the first six months tbnt he OpiHjsitv City Ball >’hone 221) waa In this state ho wuh with the rr1■nn fitraal• New York farmers altogether, that he went from one community to another to study 'I the folks and to stydy condition«. He FLOWERS — PLAÑIS — BULBS Jokingly »aid that a t every meal he told hla hoala what the doctor had L. H. T E M P L E Only exclusive baker in the city. All ordered (or him, and stated as a tact •Of NT JACM M NVIlir ritlH.VL COMP4NV mixing done with latest improved Sani­ that In the whole six months he had < Phone IGO nth and Oak five. but two glasses of milk offered him. Special Offering In Fern» tary machinery Sanford, Flurnl Iteatrini» tu Order Norldn ’ I kin torty tq Jearn that ium t of the i-xa-io-it ‘ratalde shipper« arts urging buyer« not Bponoor’a Broad handled by all first -to Invtit In orang«« a t this time, et«t, olass grocers. t&| a* a reaaon that th«y ar« sure to ! Y* lower later. Thl« may com« from V ETER IN A R Y SURGEON " : rtlppm wto hat« praotically cleaned AND D E N TI8T op, and who want to h a rt the ante of SPECIAL ORDERS TILLED PROMPTLY later fnilt Th^e can have no effect *ofncr d a w n s t r a n s f e r however, and the law of eupply and ORLANDO. FLORIDA •demand win prevail, and If the EV- f c ir ir - lb Known to the Trade ehanga advartlilng works out as It la expected U will, there w|ll be the de NO. I l l PARK AVENUE PHONE 10Ö SO C IA LIS M Band and consequent good prices I* undoubtedly ■preaduiri—Vbu »tmuld — ♦----»* .Th« demand everywhere la good^. - investigate and llrilit u i( u » |«inbut boyar* are atlpulatlng that the ifiplee are wrong, or light for it if right, •' ' fruit muit b« well colored. Tbw ronlu ^ fe p n d "Men and Mules" *7 In the,ointm ent la the feet that1 Price Sc i t 2 1 1 First Street g m ill ihlppera are quoting low price«. ^ . -while thl*. may be on fruit that 1» not- colored. Jt 'still baa- (U effect. ,* for laatence, a jobber to In dally re­ ceipt of quotation« from Florida all to*.way from |l.4o to 11.75 a box for •♦edllfig orange*. For all he knows, Candy ■ ^toe lower priced fruit le Just ae good ** the higher -prloed./ He 1« wllllnf Nuts * Premium for exchange fruit, rat the differed« in prlQe la.too wide. Raisins k°Uy order» a car of the «•per fru it-o n 'an inspection basis, .C a li’ s ¡ilp ^ a z in e Figs •. * ik eo0,«l“« n y reject« Tble car become« a tram p and la hauled Dates *or a tlm#* lh# Ohce getting T^E MERRIAMWEBSTER? F o r \Vnmen 411 -Ul# whlle. if no buyer Glace Cherries . ¿ n « , it le a N I W O M A . *•» be found for It It finally winds up H«v« Word Friend* »Imn any other 2ES52? TION, eovertn* «very i nvugmunr 1 utictna, Mct^all » l«tho to the auction«, and this aocounte for Crystalized Ginger field' the world1» thought» ltd' of th« i-liutde F:.*r.'nn liut-lc monthly In I ^ r * ,l t l a box aalea we M ine tloa sad culture, •i:iu inilliOu uije liitu.ltcd thousand unabridged di ir , .***, »»oorded. The dealer reel*. Fruit C a k e s )^ . •'nqi.-a Brsitier- «.hpwinjt all the lateat tw , 1 WOttld b»vg beep bA ter ■ «ign»of Ik C a l l'utterna, each issue •= ® have bought the . high** priced » I nniftil uf r|.artlinjf ahoit amrlea Plum Pudding J J 1- M h . I, „ u n l l , Ifrild 3 ' ■nd helpful tnlhrmatioo for women. • tpuntlty of cheaper frali that le Mince Meat .*»• M«e*y *ad K«sp t» 5t,U bjr .obwHW»t ■«tUng around. 1 MfL'iTi 1» I««. Cwu w ln » -ai» «3TÌ». lia h ü llg A i i «Vt J tt »«ULillja A p p le s UCtU T .tllru fat*. • |U > ,nt* U I* th* o n ly dlot lonary , * •#t J H j »14 weather' win do Impart P r * ” ? w ith Lhe new divided IcE.'.n P*tt*nw u*d »II C'k«* ta **Tk. ft. Itv “ ¡5Lbrtn*tn« the orange to matuh page. A * 'S troke of Owniu*." .nu'-aitv. fCiiuhitf Arid soltl. Mors Bananas 1 «t«ii •* I k u C J r«n««*i Ita» «»T ethtr n*o ft* 2 : The greater p v t of U»eYrt>p le * „ f • »■W»<wb«d. N i'M hill*. .h»n U Mats. Day B e c a u ta 11 U an enoyctopedia In ■wtet, but look* the full color to *1 * I, « »hr, t , by rt»» ft»m Every mill fitted with r ir s w i li ffriee, K r J f T a «ingle ro ía m e . Grapes aet • out alUahm«uU and adjustable . , ^ O l e . .With ^ good color Befana« aooepted by the c C A L L ’S r Ì A G ^ Z I N E idler. Improved eudfatm*backing de­ |**l«r will not heal Late tó buy and n D o a ri« ! ffo h o o l* a n d vice le 7 »¡ok c.ct\ng and « Hmt *qr«r. /- P r iM * 4 (h e o n « a a p r e m o a n ; .MU \V. ÜYt!*.St.,Ñ«w York City J* Wrnmed to ^lepliy them. 0 * Made In «11 blxee; portable and sta­ tbortty, t w n t“ * D0W flt «re MR* tionary. M fl,h »«Plolon by . the «vrerng« We manufacture Krislnee, Boilers, r J í ^ w w s s e : in r a BBIbgle MAChlliM. Cut-Off Bgwi, Wood Splitter«, etc,, «ml do Foundry Work. Writ« tpr iDfonnaUoa «ud prtoM oa aa/tfciag Regal-Standard $4.00 Shoes The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, ........- antj Gramophones. Henry McLaulin DR. B. D. WIENENGA r I nternational 1 D ictionary McCati Patterns s all in the Taylor Feed M « lf * r y A T a y l w I r o n W o ffc o �. / • •Christmas Sale • p Ti ' dies* Woolen Scarfs Ladies^ Lace Collars We have aTmost complete stock of lace collars in foreign and do­ mestic patterns. We can suit the most exacting taste. Look at our 58e are a very useful article are worth twice what we ask them; two yards P T f* . beautiful in color ; / J u * . Christmas Sale Velvets! Trim m in g s! , .. A N D V E L V E T E E N S T H E GOOD Q U A L IT Y HOUSE We cairry. the largest stock of silk velvet and velveteens to be found in Sanford, and ¿lk braid to match/, any grade of dress goods you may look for at sale with Persian designs. These values up to 2.00 each, A A / to close out at this sale M X f • -I , We are aho . shades of silk mes- n fota* iK o o a ' M A .s iaioat. vard j I;. __ r- Si.. .-*■ All Wool Panama, wool serge, beautiful aobair in all colors, $6-inch. just he tliin^ for winter. Yard . 4 . * W C ■ H O SIE R Y :1 ‘ - We are over-stocked in flnb-dress ginghgms and. must reduce , the stock. During this sals We will offer all our 10c - -¿fy and 1254c ginghamsand madras. .. ’• J J p plaids and stripes at, yard;.:-, . . y V % • Vnlues 39c, 50c and 75c. During thiaChrirtmas sale, y a r d _ _ FT7______ • • / >.• see Vthese 54-inch thftlatest «, 1,1 ■*■■■■• 1 t T' *] . Galatea for boys* suits an<L ladies* skirts. Vie have these in stripes and plain;/<€ j| , most .every d e sira b leco lo r • 81-141,1^ - / I --- r.---- :-----r- r-kh. • Outing flannels for ¿tight gowns and pajamas. We have a (ufrassqttme ore In plain and strVpfr» Tor. great bargains at, yard. ; -V-v- ? - : - 1 Fashion linen for. dresses and bgys These are.ip sm all stripes and are beauties. 19c values..27 inches wide During thfraale, yardc. ........ : . . . • i We have nearly one hundred dozen hose in black, tan, grey, purple; these are M valued at I5c pair, to close out at, * / f % • p e i r _ * ....................................................... .. V Light blue, pink and white onyx hose. These are pure lisle thread add are \ worth 39c, pair. ’ During this sale 1 7 f f * V pair. . ’l i . . . . . .......... , ----£■' Children’s:ribbed hose fast black all sizes, pairj'............................... . ; ■ ■■ ■ O f* ■ Buy some of our beautifdl silk hose for Xmas presents. We have pqre silk hose, all shades. 00. 1 50 and 260 pair Yard wide lopsdale col Yard wide soft unbleai T Full size pilloW cases 19c value pillow case Full size •bed sh eets.. f IjS lR 69c quality sheets__ Shirting madras, yard Crash toweling,.yard. Towels, nice s e e , hem Pure linen tab! Ldama We carry the only all-wool sweaters ford, Oxford, Cardinal white, all sixes. During this s a l e ...____ due double-breasted wool made of the finest lamb’s i wool and arc beau Ladies’ muslin aderwear in all qualities and sizes. Wc have a ull stock of ladies’ and children’s union suits; iust think of buying P \ / \ s half wool union s u it s . •-‘See-these beautiful embroidered silk Hose evening shads. These are beau- <4 C A tiful Xmas presents at. pair___ Beautiful bed spread* 2.50 value white and floured spreads.. 1-51 1 '' Christmg^-:presents. W e are showing more novelti ribbed. We will ever before and you will find useful iby to grand-papa and the young folks’ sweetheart i£; the history ofgSaniord have the people had such an Opportunità 5to buy Christmas goods at such hem now. "Everybody should visit T H E B O S TO N during this great Christmas Sale and M tW ff C J' �[■lYmiiViiiV I Wl U l inn, I; pi »oi «-t W i > l PI iÿS 1 1 1 -J, • - » t f 11 »,»»•«*** » t f f f .«»• • m m .'»W M 1.1.1 *.».*.** * M W .W A*.V.W ÄW ^ :•• •ilk reversib le k in d s . T h e se a n d w ill be fast seller» at • - , HANDKERCHIEFS «, We have more handkerchifs than all Sanford and are showing more styles. ■ 4 ;* union tics in-all colora iacludjinf check e silk and beautiful colon. You should Winsor ' handkerchiefs of every kind, Wahave the latest the pin stripe. Tthqj have to.be seen tomber* hemmed-stitched embroidery, lace edge and all others, we will put on sale 10,000 handkerchiefs of ad kinds up to 39c values at, e a c h ......................10c + and Coats Buy a fine 12-4 size all-wool [blanket pure lamb's .A Q O wooJt 7.50 vaL now for Here b jou r chance to get fine shoes. . Wjt ^arc the only house in the city> that « ^ r/rttc latest novelties in high button shoes, all sizes, sixteen button tan and black velvet and satin. • These arc § /M .values, your choice at r 5XK) blankets, beautiful ribbon [binding, California -wool:1large CORSETS, are closing out a lot of new coat suits. These ai short coat and twopiece, 12.00 suits 19.50 blue serge and novelty suiting. These are trimmed in carry all makes and styles • Ladies'• ^ Oxfords, l a d* be s' it / i . ' ** • Pumps, ladies' stiapped’-Sa.ndals, ladiesVl£ow ¿Ties. These are Beautiful automobile coats made of ^patent leather: suede, porigee silk and rahjan ^ silk cravennette, satin and gunmctal Xhese are $10 and $12 qualities x. ¿V... • 1 8 ¿ JL . values while they last at 7 n n 4.00. omforts iri^endless assorttifuT qualities, jpirices run B ay Y o a r P e ttic o a ts H ere 4.00V silk petticoats 5.00 silk petticoats 3.98 6.00 silk petticoats 4.98 7.50 silk petticoats ' •■ 5.50 i • •• r * long and short, high bust • •, metal. We are leaders wear, and you should see these at, pair . . - Ladies' Neck Boas, Ladies' fine Lace.Coilars, Comb and Brush Sets, Ladies’ fine Embroidered Silk Hose, beautiful Scarfs, beautiful Hair Ornaments, brilliant Broaches, silver mesh Bags, Leather Hand Bags, Silk Hand Bags, Velvet Hand Bags—¡everything at a sacrifice prices. 1 of pretty things Blankets! Blankets! ! Every lady lover of |ine muslins should see our stock before buying, as we arc positive that wc have the best stock in th? city. .*» 2 .9v8I 1.75 heatherbloom petticoats 98c and. long hip, low bust ■V / and long hip, short hip and high bust. We carry 5.00 flown to. 50c The prettiest line of tailormade white waists ever seen in this city. Pure linen and linene from 1.98 down! A r i to, each l.V v l �We have a complete lirtefaf typewriter ribbohsi for * ? *«** any and all makes of machines. Also carbon, p iper in all grades and colors and machine o il Remember us when in need of anything in this line ENGRAVED CARDS you r Herald Building FOR C H R IST M A S order" N O W i South Magnolia ■ FLO R ID A SANFORD REDUCTION IN RATES W aal Coast Points May Not Derive Benefit ■*A regid application of tbe rate schedule a • outlined by Commissioner Prouty un­ der the recent order would result in ad­ vancing rates on carloads onJ leas than carloads in a great runny sections of tbe States, ;hereby work ua a hardship on both »growers and. t;ilpp;ri. th is new condition now boa the attention of Chair­ man Blur of tbe State Rallrcnd Commls’ *. elan, wbo Is making extra efforts to get the matter properly adjusted. It J ta s not been possible as yet to go over all tbe • ■ points and figure oot what points will ___ _be lowered and which raised. However. tho rstos from Arcadia and Fort Myers r sections are m ie n all; lowered, reductions being $11 to To per err. Secretary J. C. Clnse of the Florida Fruit find Vegetable Shippers .Associa­ tion haa given much time and e.iergy li\ pushing this suit- - He looks upon the proposed change of rates os very (avor, able to East coast shippers, but as to the West coast coeat and some Interior polnuihereaultsaae.il tt* naan at» advanba. .Mr. Chose la oi •' the opinion, . ''' however, that the m atter wui be ivenraalfY* Ty'adjusted that Hjgb Springs .ott;} • v . ■Gainesville, as w e lls* Jacksonville, will be maife bases for these rates, so that no dardship will fall Upon West coast • growers.' ' ' -• *" ' • ’. ' * Vegetables undaf' refrigeration start on - a base of 7c per crate on carload Iota up . to 40 mile«, Increasing a t the rate of lo ' P® m"e* up to 500 miles, when tho - rata becomes 23 H p*^ crate. •. J Vegetables * under ventilation will ba >!., held on this base, the first figure carloads; .t Moqpd. leas than carloads: Up' to 40 mlla«,'0 to So per crate, then Increasing J q for each 20 miles up to 500 miles, wben tbe rate becomes 22jt to 25He per mate. At a few points tbe increase Is only Ho per miles. These are arbitrarily • - .m a d e to offset special advantages a t these Stations. These rates apply to all portions of the state and go into affect Ja n , 1 on £ . «11 shipments t0 poinu outside of. the state. Now, that the Intsretata Com, - .m ission has gone on record favoring a • radodiloa of she rates within the atnte on ^ ^Intarttato shipments, the Stats Railroad - . r Comfnlsalon Is much encouraged In itt -v "IthMhe Southern Ejpreee OL ‘ > whose rates are now unday scrutiny by the Interna te Commission . jyThjS txpress rates vary from double, -to - h«bto of -thai of ’ freight,-end la many l' cam* these rate« i n arbitrarily mi do K N ff lC IÀ l PERIODICAL without any consideration of distance traveled or of ipedal facilities tb it may be enjoyed by any particular station. WMle the ■tale.commission hat been sncceiaful In bringing about a reduction on Intrastate rales, so far It has been un­ able to compel tbe Southern Eipress to lower Its rat*a on Interstate shipments, the only exception Is a few voluntary re­ ductions made by tbe company during the past year on vegetables from several points In tbe state to the Ohio gateway While ardently loyal ap ltft name ‘Indi­ points and St. Louis— Produce News. cates, It it so dignified in tone and so .U n s e t I led W e ath e r patriotic that it m aintains oot only the Washington, Def. II.—Colder weather respect but the good will of “the other throughout the oountry is generally fore­ aide.- * * . *v^ | • casted for this week by the Weather The Veteran la doing an Important work Bureau In Its’ bullftin issued tonight: U> helping to establish records fos depen­ ‘The warm weather through the eastern dent men who wore the gray and tbe wid­ half of the country,” says the bulletin, ows of such who aeek pensions. Besides, “will give way to seasonable temperature It secures intercommunication between in this region by Tuesday or Wednesday. friends of the long ago wboqe inquiries "The pressure over the northern hemi­ are printed gratuitously. sphere la such as to Indicate that the The .Veteran la printed on fine paper next several’days will ba unsettled with and la illustrated with high class engrav­ more than the normal rainfall In tbe ings. It Is one of.the moat creditable mag­ region east of the Mississippi Valley, azines In tbe country (price, $1 a year), r “A disturbance tb g F 'U ’,now over the and the editor pridee himself, in'the as­ Mississippi Valley Will move northeast­ sertion that ibe distribution of over four ward down the St,Lawrence Valley dur- millions of copie#* he has not beard of ipg'Monday and Tuesday, and there, are fourteen complaints. ftfang indication« that another dieS. A. Cunningham, the founder, wbo turtignde will appear In tho Southeastern bad been at the helm these nineteen Stales about Wednesday or Thursday years, requests this notice and that all and move’them«, up the Atlantic Coast."' who may be Interested will write s postal for temple copy. Some Idea of the importance of Sanford as a vegetable-trodudng center may be gleaned from the faot th a t there are now at least twenty-OVe vegetable buyers In the city dickering for tho farmers’ crcpa, 1n addition to tboaa wbg reside bere tbe year through. One big firm from Pitts­ burg. Coggins k Co., hays made Sanford their southern headquarters, have opened large offices berg, and have a large farce of mqn in the field Rooking after their diente, all of which foaa to demonstrate the fact that If a settlor cannot make a go of the truck business In Lucky Sanford U would ba a literal waste of time for him to make on effort to develop the’ business In an unproven district. >— Cor. Times- L IV E R Y , F E E D and SALES STABLE H e rn e e i an d W agbna O la c k s m lth ln i and M orssshorjni f V H o rs e s a n d M u le s B o u g h t a n d V HEAVY HAULINQ AND CONTRACTING "Then wa would look over the adver­ tising columns and if the" grjr goods stores of -that town 'd id not adver­ tise toaoy great extent, we would look through tbe local and society news ind get tho addresses of the ‘Who’s Who’ of that town. t “Out, if we found that the dry goods Stores of that town were advertising like lhay were after business, we would drop that community like bot-cakts. The mail­ order store does not attempt to compete with a live stove In a «mall community. ; t*Advertising la an W eU rp en l—It 1« n protection lo one’s'b tte rc s ii. A live ad­ vertiser keeps out mail drifaf* competition and also makes a.' hew-oomer In hla particular line of business hesitate be­ fore he locates.‘in bla midst.’ . Sanford hospital Association This association has been very quirlly and unobtrusively g e ttin g together Its sinews of w a r and making all n rtr* « ry preparation« for on active winter palgn. In occompHshing the nhj<*t fur w hich it pledged its e ll—th o rulatillitimg in Sanford of a cred itab le and ruuipivil hospital At ua early A dny a» the» ran n»in* mand the mean« necesaarv for a suhstsn- tial beglnnjng since th e r e t" '" " f the treasurer, Mrs. Geo. IL Fernald. une of ik . I ih .lln d In flu im re * In the m ovem ent, Died While Making Coffin, Under curious clrcuhutances a man named Ryan died at Dublin 4 few days ago. While m aking.a coffin be suddenly expired and Was found lying under a long board Which,was Intend ad to ba tha coffin lid' „ . P ;.- Advertising a s An Investment * * "When I was mail order manager for a Fat Pockatbook. Isn't Bad. department stare doing $2.000,000 worth . Nflindi says a cook book is the brat of business a year—opening the mall guide book on bow to. teenage a hus­ each morning to nearly $2.000 worth of band.—Memphis'Commercial Appeal.. cash business," said W. B. Powell seenta ry u f tha Tampa Board of Trade, "we Refuga in Philosophy. / Issued 250,000 catalogues twice a year. What m isfortune In your punture» We had some 150.000 customers on our h a s sent you to philosophy for VwUsf books aad tbe proposition which coo- —Franklin. fronted us was where to piaoe Judiciously Liniment. the other 100.000 books. They could be O at cup vinegar, one cup"tu rp e» scattered indiscriminately, of course: oo tin t, one raw egg, put In bottle and trouble to get mailing Usu If you wanted shake wall.  m oil excellent liniment ten mllllou names and addresses. These for man y b—a t ________ books corn about 3$ cents each and they bad to be pieced where they would bring > Qood Advice. •t enough bus! peas to profit tho More $5 Keep thy h e a rt apart trotp sorrow, and ~bt y t ~ a IrdausL Which to ya$> iywHff -, *■*'. to gat Exchanged e I . .. „ Net E ager far Business. Whan yon bo shopping la Burmah la difficult to cet tha proprietor of T h a t we Have e v e ry ladli W fo r tu rn in g o u t ne*t p n n ^ lo g o f all kinda. h e a d s , bill h e a d s, office a»*; tio n a ry , etc., .ftirnished a t h a t- l o w e s t p r lc a a f i r « clans .w o rk w i l l p a rro ib �*¿*4*■*«W> *^>, # . . •- >+fr: . THE » A » rt* P HtlULP r # M • / £• * J T -— ■ ■■.■■ ■■» I ■!I* * » \ * >^*w #. V*C'. An '.. • Ml ••.•■c.* £7 :©7, * ’ -W -« W ;‘MYf : »r r .\ : ' ^ V .:i V #*. see • • • - 'V .if • Last week we gave some figures of corn and compared Illinois land>Jth <6anlord land from a corn st^nd- _ point This week it’s potatoes., Tlje general crop^f p o t a t o is very shorttKjfcyaar and prices are consequent- ' ly higher than usual.thls fall. ' ’ ■ -JCba-wxiter .canoe Mirhignn frornuu ‘homp’l are full ' nf" nytinlpy gloating ■ -■—.** from mm i . w i i c 7 " ami jiitft X w — ---*' ' ' i » ■• *' ^ fri—over i >mm■- rr * the tremendous potato crop and consequent prosperity of the farmers in that section of the North. • It’s said that "figures don't lie". (This don’t always include the fellow using a pencil to make them), so let's get at the figures on the subject for the post ten years. • Uncle Sam is pretty good authority and we refer you ¿gain to the Year Book of the Department of Agri­ culture for 1910, page 559. •_ , • For the past ten years the value per acre of Michigan potatoes has been $37.92. rrpolfifoea a_re one of Michigan's leading < as - -one seasonr®! have bought and shipped humheds^of ear" in Florida. To grow a crop of them in the North requires a whole year. To be sure they are not a whole year growing but they do take all of the growing season, or rather, it is hot possible to grow any other crop on the same ground the same season. Think orit! A whole year to grow $ 3 7 .9 2 worth of orop on prr~ m acre of land, Now go back to the Year Book, Page 559 again and look at the column headed "Florida." We find the. value to be $100.02 per acre for the past ten years. $100.02 for Florida Against $7.92 for Michigan— almost three times as much That's great but—that’s not all. In Florida we plant potatoes in January ami we harvest them in April—three months and have our money. After the potato crop we can plant corn, cotton, sweet pototoes—anything we care to for a summer crop, the ground will be in perfect shape to plant again without flowing. ^ When Fail comes the summer crop is harvested and we can then grow a Full crop worth more than both ihe'dthlfirs and then have the ground ready to plant to potatoes again the following January. Thr*o orop» to t>n* and-nearly th ro e tim e s a s ig^tohjo th e orop—that’s going some. ' ¿ u t the Florida figures of $100.02 per acre are for the whole state and not for Sanford. On o u r S a n ­ ford s u b -irrig a te d land w e b e a t tho w orld. Mr. Holden raised 127 barrels per acre on his farm. Others , : raise 85 barrels, while 00 barrels is perhaps a good average crop. They, sometimes bring $8.00 per barrel but ; not often. Around $3.50 to $5.00 con be expected on on average, - - ' * ft*8 just as easy for the.Sanford Farmer to grow th reo crops per yfear on his ground as for the Michigan farmer to grow one crop of potatoes. . , ‘ But perhaps you think Michigan is not a fair comparison, v^ • * • ~ Some of the other states being nearer the great markets do show , a little better value per acre even though the yield is less. .V *' >, ■ • Here are a few: -f . ‘* New, York. « . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ■ . . . . . . . . . . *-»-$32.11* •\ * j . - t >» , _A - . * Wisconsin................................................................ *v •*••••• *.. 89,22 , O hio..!.................................................................. ............ - ............ 49.07 . Indiana............................................... - ............................................ 43.42 * . V ;..V :;v Michigan...................: ........ ............................ ........... ................. --3 7 .9 2 % Average for the above five states for the past ten years.....................................................-- $44.73 -■1 * ■*{Average for the whole state ot Florida for ten years.;— «;— ............................... .. 100.02 Average for Sanford for the past ten—but what’s the uset • You would not believe it unless you come and see for yourself. l. .l . * ** 1 .- And then money is not the only thing worth living for. i, **;i m :: g c ^ m ’* ' V J '.-’ <1 >t' 1 Th in k off tho comfort of being able to llvo and work In G o d1* groat out-of-door* for 3 6 5 day* In th e y e a r. Compare our fine, healthy, all-year-’round climate with a country where you grow one * crop a year then spend the proceeds trying to exist until you can repeat*it again. We leave It to you that j y there iin o f comparison. • . . .fl .K *»'^•-•f»* *♦. ~"V v - — *- -»» • • « ' « I t .• - . • Avon for general farm crops like corn.and potatoes our Volu‘ sla Farms land looks mighty cheap at $30 to $50 per acre I** i— r ? ‘- ’■• • 1 ■ • -. . ^ * * W m I*- ’ * on easy monthly payments if you like or with 10 per cent off for cash. r* ' 's- >• w ■ : '• . iM :. ' ^ ■ j kfc «lv* * .7 V .v Y �__ _ ■ . ...I r■ . * ... . l i . . . wmm ■*■ Oecttntxr n r n n n s r w T R r is r T E r T T T s n g n B d c ilB C lB ^ ^ fit- 1/ We will have in Sanford WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,- FRIDAY and • -« . * SATURDAY a C A R L O A D of the best Horses and Mules ever shipped to this section of the State and will swap or sell. This stock must be sold regardless of the cost, as Our Tennessee Office has bought too heavy and we are going to sell them at WHOLESALE COST, land they must go. Be sure and see them and you can save money. WC are the largest shippers in the country and we can show you what you CftiNdO with a ..little .money if you will attend this sale. o s é M o r s e s ,a n d M ù je s a r e all G o o d B r o k e a n d R e a d y fo r W ork TH E W HOLESALE PEOPLE Sanford ed to. a mo*t InlereetlQi. fMwaril F.veret Hale program wa* .glvpiu Thl* aodety V*» mòdaleri after some of the many tItems of Interest Concernlrfi beautiful Idea*, helpful tu^geatlon* and philanthropic life of thl* good m an.. .He Society PeQfile.-.v al Way* counjeH othrirs to be eyer will* - Idg «¿dT on -the a lfif'lo tend k petping V * P O IN T S P U R ELY P ER SO N A! hand'til a brother whenever In need. f-AiCU Mr*. George.H. Fetnald, *a -member or the'todety triio had known Ifr. Hale per' ': ‘ N ' V stl#w Celeiy Clty Vanity r»lr tonally nlj^of her life, entertained the so­ Kkxr** -'V* - V.-.kway tha Golden Houraciety with leverà) Intereatlng remlnltaoi9tiutOotti0 cea of Mr. Hate. fcllu Florence Frank played e vary floe Instrumental »«lection, c««i:ua Mu*io Club “ The. Daisy Poet." Miai • Jioda Letter The O dilon Music p u b hejd Ibejr rejq- toad a ohort «ketch of FdwkrdTEvai«t HaU. Ur meeting In the stuato of Mr*. M0 0 *0 0 , ¡i •4. • n t -rS** /V.^8*Ui^d*y *fteTnaqa.. After the butine** , v : 'jfltthe club^fcbeen: attended-toy a roo*t ;ta Keeke teád ••election* from Mr. • «npijr^bla ruuficftl pcogrdm .was rendered "* ,v b jih e inerii ber * of till* promising musical HaleV.poeme, and “ The Butterfly In Flor* dob. The following It'th e 'p re g ra m a* Ida,*1by Rev. Joel Swaru. pastor of ■the l H ìé ii' ; • ' * * . i £ Cdmeron 01ty church, which la given In IÙ.S C u y k t * c t r f w t U j . - . . ;.V-tr.m tug*** ifWI; ' if t*x sernsriT hr n a m r . . Si ' .:' MU* Mirtiel Harold. \ u.*|..tfMS,..Borowikj ' Tt* budrtfllo* jeaiti* ibU*uo-I»od oí tun. _ . 1f imbroad spnoit*tla6oa4 wWtk* kyro yftki V ^ -U a d « ' i X / T rMJia.i.x.h^hvwrr f •y .• , / ; . .* ' kwm. **dkrlt dia ddwa;hpn tb* kaen «ir o e tw n ii rv--• fc¥, ' f . . r . v ™ » rW V Ä.M. ■ RuthKaanar. a . T1 *^ thh I»«* 14 bfdo**W| wbarcrar tbay Oo * tuli» Satinar. Z'*:. Second Muurk* ......I , . ,.C¿A*i«7‘ •»W t^tgM ^O avy M whao tbaAunuaa ■x. ^ Maud,Alle*wdgMNi '' roid; ' *■ »V ;.f *V ‘*i Saè4«VVf*ló.. ....... .Fried»»* WbLU ib* tv«r-gr«aa Ivy.atU) cflna* to tka walk . .** • , .■* * Cafçttu* Spearer. ~ Ohthw. .-...UU»«* Wardirti Davit. Et il Punioa. Samt friatdi wUl (atiakt ut. Vbtq .kMPtau er old. But toma will stand by u* whatavaFbafall. Chapo*». L W a Copn.üy, Zoa Munson. Mrs. Munson. -x On« Friand wl*may tur*, and II errar anotkar. 'The dub adjourned niter.'the iplendld Wbota lora U unbounded aad aypatkiaa mat: IN THE SOCIAL WORLD ■ x-v, r p: M SP |v . K t.&Si ir?X’ chonta, to m e et a g a in th e o e o to d S a tu rd a y HU to rt U far doaaT Ut*a ibat o f a breaker, And It rkroudb *Uchan*«* and *0*«, wtll tail. Obey till rommind*. and thl* frtaadaMp It tkloa, And vhaaa an not ortavao*. but pladqw at Im : I '; ' , Sawing Clrol* Thl* lava In thy soul wtll iacraulnoly abln*. The Sewing Circle met with Mlu Al- Arid rtaa to tfwfactiy hi manaion* above.' * »1 I —J<*x Svaan. v. . bdKa HopaOn, at the Slrdne ‘ House, hot ** tn s e n t home. Wb)te the preuy Chrlrt- • . Sanlod. Fla., by Silver Uh*. IBU-JI-7. _“>.q Rtks gift* were being fashioned■*by the .y . v * s ^ Booh Clrol* v * bo*y members of ttw di^je, th«/*Were eh Mr*. Georg* Speer enterttlped tbt tertalned by ./ending aloud of the book they are efljoyiog ftgethv. and which Ladle*’ Book- Ctfele In her afikrmlng boon the member* take turn* in reeding'at Friday afternoon. The circle wna pleased - their meeting*, i f9 *,lhelr in- to have with them p* Mr*. Speer’* guatu, ' dnatry, M lu Hopeon oerved delldou* Mrs. E. J . l n u l N , Mr*. Frank Lanai Mr». F. L MfTlac end M lu Johnson. , *. fn»U )dlo and coeoanut cake. \ * •S* “ 5 The member* of the circle who enjoyed x. « ^*** Hqp*fin'* hospitality were, Mlseee : Auction Bridge.. Emma and Esteile Beard. MeU and Lucy Mrs. Frtink Lane wa* th e ' charming , Whltder. Lillian Gibson. Brain,Ckux John- h o ttu p of a delightful Auction Bridge . o«k Gall Moore, Standlfer, Meedamee J. Party,, in /?>e coxy i u room, Saturday G. Bennett. R. G Maxwell. Mrs. J. D. afternoob. Four U b lu of bridge ;* Langley area the apprqdated visitor, at played. %’ ’ 7,;^;- . > . . •* the meeting. Mr*. F. J. Console* made the hi ♦ ' • .* —. •core and won the first prize, a handsome *• ’Vo-; <• cut glaaa dish. The booby prize, a vary The Load • Hand Soalaty -• kThe Lèod a Hand Society met In , pretty deck of card*, waa m *iv«U iy W dika Club roomi, Friday afternoon at r. iJltllar^dtf ’ ’ - ” I o’clock. Nineteen member* yero.pre». con _ th -i T5intemtlfki ■"" aJ ' * . ^ en ti four new meqtbers joined the aodety, J dfiUdou* (cult | wiche* And o td H way* oarvad, *> ALK» «fi the’busitie** had bean attend- U tn January, 1912. I — ..*• - - Florida A T HAND BROS. 8 TA B L E i- - - * Jfv i ’ > companled with daimy bon-bon baaketa, filled with diocolnte almonds and deco­ rated with lovely dalaies and tied with green ribbon*. Mr*. LaheVguesu were: Meedame* R. 3: Keclor, P. L. Hughe«, O. W. Brady; C. 0. McLaughlin, tieorge Spoor, J. W. DickIns, F, j. Gotueiao, B W. Herndon, F. L Miller. R; J . HoUy. Paul Ke*ly, D .X ThraOher, Samuel Pule*ton, 0. W. King. G, F o i n i u W. W. Prather. &• _ . *«r • # Hit Feorwmy. i. .Th« la jchlldreD In the Blank family werei taught tau g h t'titb its of neatne*» at tbs table by.brleg compelled to p*y a fin* of 1 cent for .«vary spot they-put on the ubiectolh Ope .day'' Hkrold,' a boy of'. Mvkn yeqra, wa* discovered rubbing Hie' ovprbaUgfng part of th* dlc'th between hi* Oqgere, knd. whan task for Itr-tte aald: "Why. Mfkan io ll Mammy. I wa* Ju*t tfylpg to rub two PDOt* Into o h e r —W o o tu ’* Home Cpmpanion.' * ' - I V ta illio le C h a p lr r No 2 .U rd t( l *blrr«IO i*- REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF Meal* every **nmd amt fuurth Ff*U* is men Evrry one who baa awn hU Smr i& it» tail in First National .Btmk at Sanford rnrUlatty Invited to vlili rherhat.iri Alin r Sac't . tw nffwywrr or Florida , at ntz o u s t or - r. O. 4 .. Celery City *«rlr IHSJ MevUneaflrai end Ihlnt Tur«da»> >‘ • • " i iw * Hell In Wrtbornr Htort. third 0 yr B usiness dec. 5 th . 1911: RfcSOURCDt Loan* aot] IHaoownl* * 2ZS.044J0 Ovvrdrafu, *«cur*d end vnaecurvd . y . 1 Bond* to*«Mre circulation. ... . *.8*e«o 0,230.00 Phoenix Led*» Vo X k ,,r H Mixt* aecohd and luurtb Moll Ja r • v'i:jM* ] •te........ Vv- - - Síj¡*kl® knleht* alvaya wr lume I’. 7 lint -¡.inxc. CC. pliura and Oiture* 14,000.00 FelU S. Frank. K R and b •apk* (net roeem v ' -i?*'.', a . 1í bJ9 37 S a n fe rd L e d g e .N« 0 2 . r A 4 . la Bent* and Banker*... . ÍM & Í 2 S U ffi!l“ r *,'« 0 . U Taylor. Maatrr. H. C TJar Sew lary. CoranmnlcaiWn i m r l i n *oJ thlrdi»«»VtaDlnj broibar* »«-v-onK Ivt^laUoanf B e n i * . . 1.7*4.00 days at 7:30 p in FrnctkwsTpepar eturtnry. LAvmXxtr krisrrr Mhoi*. 1 S ri* .................V...-:..* 11.33 U-tender note* 17.13 amprtaa ftmö with ll.*8. , (3 per cent, oí circulate •i Turai, ÌB03 S3 U nite B rottlarB aed or C arpantara and Jala -• ars o rS m rrlo a *28.800 00 Sariloid Local Union Ho. 1751. L* 8. d f 312.30 .......... *171422 21 o* A. mcieK every TburaJar nUhi ai 7 ocliCll». B‘ • Caajva* Hall W A Kumolir, iratHtal T L nt K ( t l Stenography 9,000 Yter* ftgo. B P. O. L kanford Lod(* 1241 It oeemg Incredlbla, b u t It coa be UABIL1TICS Meat Flrtl end Third W*jn«*J«i maht ccrm proved, already In th* olden time* Capital Stack paidin.......- ............... First and 1'almatio W. D.Jlv»«* L R - 0. L T.i«» SeeratBT tber«. were *t*nofrapbeH who toojt i S S Ä i ^ ^ i i Ä i e i n d down the apaecbei made In the Koinkn Ä e Ú s iiÍH ^ .V . **n*t#.or in publlo. They .were called NatÄu »dividual depoelt* tub■. nataril and we find a place in 8ua* In*. Ur. J. K. Robeon. Wet aio* K H 0*Wr. tonloa where Anguatua la angry bw TOiad w*Stolkaii'da-,7l'1S0’M ....7 ,4 4 8 94 flkent ....1,107.43 —27 B.T08 03 eaoaa tha atenogrepban reported the tarli ficaia cJüt■peech of Caesar' for Metfallua In a . . .23.000 00 .very Imperfect manner. . » *! T viaL........ .-ix. .'.. a . . u . . . „ i S r 1.41171 1■ ' : : ■■ ■ •. v ’ 1« mix ^st,iv,*i» s'ä . ShuO U R SYSTEM OF . r'Foelfah Ouaetfeor^;., r :!?• 3? The' editor’ of the • woman’* - page wae on hi* T*c*titm..ltkd,ih« «porting , I. F. P, Foratar.ceahlar al tha abow -ñamad hank, editor bad Jumped Into rbe "breach da *ol*ra nlv iv m i that the above aia Umani 1* true boat M mr kne«ud** and brllat ^WMl. what do you'thlfik of thl*r* be Ú . Cathicr I* different from that u»ed by m»n7 •netted, he held up a perfumed Subaalbed 1 to I Hbla 0lb day coninnfBIcaUon. "Her«:«.* fool wom­ of Dae 1B1I. L undrirs. . a n 'want* to knbw bow to moke'a N à^fÇ w ic Mv commi**Ion aiU rra roa Tab 21, |»)4. iamoa. tart; Juat.aa though a Iqtaon W hen we return auH»r 10 **** . w un’i tart mough already."— IJfg... owner it is snowy white And ihtpad .J - * ------------------------- Y to fit perfectly. . Telephone Snip*. -1 A “telephone anlpe" le a men who seam is Every K«m ii thoroughly dampeerd k»t'lipally u»c« «0111 r other man'a.talephone a l no other espenae to hliqaeU on turndown collar* be/or* they *rt than a "thank you." He fiourtahea, *• a >* folded. perhaps, because he I* sot a game bird W in This prevent* the *bomiu»hle a»«V •V1 : . ; ’ ‘ WB WANT TO KNOW in f which i* *o frequently n> What Man Eacape. ■' W U T i r U " -V'. ; Or ooursa men have thelrx Ilto* wo»-, on collar work. / / -" ties and trouble*, but they don't have' Send u* a triti package »*4 *i to go to bad nlgbt after night with smeared with complaakm difference b e t £ * f our New* . other*. \ The Odd Chano*. Shaping Collars If You Have Printing B.ÎSiwkR2iJïr w, Tn,esi.ooo.ii. o a V p S u waa jjMiK trUlla L • for V - wfgpWtlTSV 0 Progress Ste new wrench and Telephone -: aä ' Notice of M eeting 'SANfOKD LSm.T s Sanford Lodge L U. O. F. will hove u called meeting uumediately after the t a n l i r d L » d |( No 2 7 l it 'll r Mm u »very Monday si 7 Jo > „ « l»i*fW regular meeting on the IHih of December Tbealr» J C Halt. N. 0 to elect officer* for ensuing year. 0 I W ,S H.n>n Wl �Published 8 em l-W cek ly— Tuesday and Friday SANFORD IN SA N F O R D —L ite is Worth L iving NIGGER IN THE WOODPILE BRINGS BIGS TO SAVE ORANGES rhe G e n e r a l News of The Land of flowers. Sanford W ill Reach The lllfth Average This,Week. RILLED fRQMJHE STATE PRESS GROWERS ARE MAKING One Hundred Cars or Lettuce will Be M -.'Shipped This Week *■ This w^ek.wjjl be the record breaker of tho lettuce crop, according to, shipments already made tho lot si for the .week be* Ing over 100 cars. The lettuce la -head­ ing up in One shape and is bringing good prices, the most of it averaging the grow­ Christians Giving . t er S 1.73 per crtite‘, L A. Bromley »old At tills season of tho yoar the ono^great four acres of prime ktuff on Tuesday to i*erry & Milteer, receiving $1.75 per crate thought that throbs in the heart of every unseflsh person is what 1 can give> my in the field, which ia a good price. At the present rate of shipments n friends to increase their happiness! It is slump in tho price is predicted, but the only a crabbed, sordid soul at this crown­ growers arc confident the prices wdl not ing summit of the year who asks what go low enough to make n loss, as lettuce am 1 going to receive. Children expect to can be raised, packed and shipped for 50 receive and are happy in tho thought, but cents per hamper, «rod if the prieo stays rightly balanced adults find their chief around tne dollar mark for the next few pleasuro in giving. This dock not Include that class of days the grower will be well satisfied. chronic misers, who by Jo n g years of cul­ Celery la looking flneamd- the chances for good llrm markets orc ritte r than lEay tivated stinginess havo strangled every generous impulse, and who suffering so at over have been before. A conservative estimate of the number tho idea of giving up any thing that it is of cars of lettuce (his week and the re­ necessary, to administer cocaine to get turns from same will lie $30.000 returned them in a donative state but it means to the growers. wTnch is n reeonl'that can nnd refers to the overwhelming majority not be touched by any other vegetable of our people. Once in a while there Is a section. This means lettuce only and poor wretch so stingy that lie Is so stingy docs not include cars of beans, oranges, that ho is constantly in pain. The mere suggestion that he gave up tiie value of a etc. peanut throws. him into a cramp colic«. To suve expense he may raise his family GLOBE TROTTER HERE on wild goose berries nnd hnzsl nuts un­ til bis children develop Into physical, Sign Pointer Completing Circle Of mciultul and moral dwarfts, but fortunateThe World y such Instances in this broad and gen-' erous nation are tolerably rare. A« Epitome of th e W eek's M ost lm, portant M eppenliili In U*s \ S U ta 's Domain. Three little children were bitten by t nad dog la Jacksonville a few dtya ago. The children will be 1given the Pasteur treatment. _,iV Work otf' t|M new Samaritan Hospital Ja Sl Petersburg Will begin this week. The new uruclare will be *90x00 feet In pound dimensions, two «torie« high, end *iU be constructed of brick end stone. A cotton compress, with e capacity oi MOO to 1.400 bales dally, be» been con­ structed in Apalachicola, and arrangeBeau are being made to boy from *fty thousand to one hundred thousand bales of cotton annually under cobtracL This town, which at one time was the second «two pbrrrF tbadlnH tf S ta « iM * « * ln ■*' preparing to corns back into heF own. Another railroad line, beaded by the * Upchurch company, Is In view foe Ocala. It will lead out of Norwalk down Into the Florida National Forest, by Lake Juniper ; ttKj L y n n e, crossing the Oklnwnha at Sharp's Ferry and Into Ocala, CoL R. F. Rogers of Lynne, Is using great Influence its ths proposition. Prof. J. E. frood. lawyer, educator and self-made man, died a t Live Oak on Monday. He had been 111sines Saturday) when be suffered an attack of paralysis. He was forty-two years of age. The death oT Professor Wood has cast a gloom over this community, and will catise general regret all over tho state. Until Saturday he was enjoying the most robust .health, and this makes the blow to this •community, oomlhg so unexpectedly, ell The more severe. Mr. Wood ta d recently marned from a tour o/ the Skats In the ■ «-Uterest of nls .candidacy for State Super'. Intendem of Public- Instruction. He hod ■►slight attack “of rheumatism, as he * thoughts few day« ego, and returned home. Saturday he suffered .the attack «( paralysis which finally caused his No Ship Canal For Florida Washington, D. C, Dec. 14 —The special engineering hoard reported adversely on the cabal across Florida, the cost of which was estimated at $19,500,000. Tho hoiffd of engineers will hear state­ ments and arguments fur the proposition, which must be submitted within .four cipal docks. Secretary of Agricultura Wilson Tuea* ra ***ented o i omit to twen’ r-ooo boys from southern states who for corn raWóg. One boy. J w Hill of Alabama, raised t i t bushels Z, *o e’ M • C M rot «Ubi and a ¡EL ? ' **. bo,W - Bennie' Beeaon of Icelly, Misa, with 127 buabeU-at • of fourteen cents a bushel led on UStart at Orlando l®>. *k C , Dec. 14 —(Special)-, on the anti-white fly paraalte of*«etymology, wUl be effective. U.S. Expert Finds Them In India After World-Wide Search After traveling around the world for eighteen months In seared) of a parasite that would attack tho white fly, which infests the orange groves of tho United States, R. S. Wogtum, of tho -bureau of entomology. Department of Agriculture, has reached Washington with the coveted prize. He brought back from India six orange trees covered with tho long-nought parasites, which ho found In the hills of India. Tho parasites were In fine condition, after their 12,000 mile trip. ' Automobile Parade , Mrs. W. L Palmer, chairman of tiro automobile parade that is being arranged to fake a very conspicuous part In the opening day of the Orange County Fair, was In the clltf Monday morning, with Mrs. Jnmes L. Giles and Mrs. Horry Bea­ man, two of her committee, to meet and confpr with tho commljtec o f ' Sanford ladies, which Mrs Palmer had «»pointed, consisting of Mrs. Forrest Lake, chairman; Mrs. Geo. H. Fernnld and Mrs. T. A. Neal, who, with about twenty-five other rtpre tentative ladles of Sanford, met Mrs. Pal­ mer and party at the Sanford House at 10JO for a conference. Seth Woodruff, president of the Orange County Fair Asso­ ciation. and Jnmes L Giles, one of the di­ rectors of the association, accompanied the ladles from Orlondo. The chief subject of discussion at the conference was to determine the time for the automobile parade to take place. Finally the hour of 1 p. m.wns decided on. as that hour would glvo the automobiles from Sanford more time to reach Orlando and make nay preparation necessary In decorating or re-decorating their cars for a creditable showing in the parade. General and class prizes will be offered Five cars of one ihake will constitute a class. There are eighty-four automobiles -In Sonford, and the Joint committees ore very desirook 'that every car shall be In tha parade All owners of cars who In­ tend joining the parade will notify the chairman of the local committee at as eariy • date as possible, as they will be compelled to know what they can de­ pend on. • Arrangements hive been made to have moving pictures made of the automobile P"*d«- J r. C. J. A Pnhl is touring tho world on an Iver-Jobnson wheel and Is in Sanford this week on the Inst lap of hi* Journey. The life of PnHl rends like n romance and would be dmbtdlaved only be ha* ample proof of nil his statements. He is a iiailvo,of Germany an 1 »peaks nine different languages picked up during bis travels. He was in the government em­ ploy at the Soudnn railway, in Chinn and Japan. Malay arch'pclago, Into India in ~ L J. From Ceylon travelling‘ on his '■wheel, there lie tailed to Africa nnd down the coast to Cape Town having passports to prove his assertions. Ho also visited the Hoi> Land taking in Jcrusalcn and Palestine. Returning to Europe he visited Greece, Turkey. Italy. Switzerland. Aus­ tria, Hungnry, France and Germany. He has passed through many climes frmt$ the hot sands of the desert to the lev ■lopes of the Alps on his bcycle and says that he always enjoyed good health and did not mind the privations. He is oo expert sign painter and works at his trade during his travels. While In San­ ford Mr. Pa hi will be a guest of S Runge pnd a talk with him about bis nine years of travel will be Interesting to every ono He is a walking cncydopoedla of knowledge galqyd at first hand and relates . . many stories of his travels. L' Chinese Cabbage T. H. Johnson had a load of Chinese cabbage In town Wednesday and Is ship­ ping the same to middle western markets, where It Is bringing a good price. 4 This Is a new wrinkle in tho vegetable world of this section nnd^blds fair 'to become one oi the money crope. The cabbage grows up tall, resembling a bunch of cel­ ery, only the stalk Is thick and very tlch hora** and. mules which they are selling atfcnctloD, at Hand'* stable. The stock garnish the table, or to cook like cabbage sliced up raw. Chinese cabbage will 1« very fine and tba sale la exciting much attention among tba . people who want pfobeWy receive the attention of the' growers of this «action next season. good bone« and mules. -cl -tViA« ' ‘ , Congressman Frank Clark will go be­ fore the board and insist upon the adopt­ ion of the project, and wishes to gut all possible data with rcft-rencs to the un­ favorable conclusions. Tito special bonrd based It* report ott'ihe following The distil lice saved between the gulf pons und the north Atlantic varies from 170 to 424 miles. It is-not believed tiie distance would wnrrunVlhe use of light canal gorges in preference u> fast steam­ ers around Florida. A The board believes the canal to have tio great commircinl or. strategic value, although it would be valuable to Jackson­ ville, Fernondina. Savannah nnd otlirt points, also In devalpplug the section af icctcd. The special bbard was unanimous in the opinion that the project was not worthy of prosecution by the United States. Helping Hand Society The Helping Hand Society of the Daplist church, met at the parsonage with Mrs. J. W. Wtldman; Tuesday evening. Twenty three members of the society and their friends were present. Aftct the bus­ iness of tho society had been attended to, and Hut Mission study class, had enjoyed their lesson; a social hour of music nnd recitations followed. Mrs. R. C. Maxwell reated from “Ghent to Alx"—by Robert Browning; for encore stie gavo “Tommy’* Miss Estelle DearJ sang "Spring Time brings Roses and You." Miss Emma Boyd, gave .a humorous reading—“Mr, Picknlok in the money room". Light re­ freshments were served by Mrs. WUdmau and MW» Davis. * Items of Interest Gleaned From Varions Sources HAPPENINGS DURING.THE WEEK Mere th e Readers Will rind o Brief H istorical Spring Flowing For Hurried Readers In a setting of unparaleiled splendor that was richly toned with oriental theme, th«v climax in the Dunbar scene was staged Tuesday. The king andqueeh of England look title as emperor and em­ press 'to shdr rich India possessions. \ __ Mayor Stfiink of Indianapolis, who re­ cently sold several carloads of potatoes and mote than one thousand turkeys to the public at cost, is now .planning to Im­ port Christmas trees which ho will sell at the lowest possible price. Atlantic Coast Lino train No. 80, north bound, which left Savannah twenty min­ utes late Tuesday morning, was held up by robbers a short distance from Hardeeyille.S. C., Just before day. Tho .train worwflntng In two sections, because of tho heavy passenger traffic, and it is re­ ported the express car, which the robbers were believed to be after, was carried on tho second section and escaped. Tho rob­ bers, however,^optured the mail car and secured several sacks of registered mail. Thirty dead bodies have been taken from the mine at Uriccvllle, Tend. Tho rescuers have hope of finding more of the bodies as they proceed into the mine. The discovery uf five men alive and well in tiie Cross Mountain mine near Uriceville, Term., tms caused rejoicing to follow sorrow since the death-dealing ex­ plosion hi tiie mine Inst Saturday. It Is now hoped that many others who were thought to have been killed will be res­ cued. The American Tobacco Company is now safe from interference no far as carrying out the rtfOfginizatioq plan is concerned, the Supreme Court of tho United States havlhg refused to review tiie case. A daughter has been born to tho Queen of Spain. *As pbo had previously given bte* to a son ft makes little difference to the nation of Spaniards what the ' sex of the latest child Is. V C. S. Durrow, attorney for the self-con fessed murderers, tho MeNymnnis, is now charged With complicity In the bribery of witnesses A call for a meeting of the of the Unit­ ed Wireless Telegraph company in an ef­ fort to effect a reorginizalion of that con­ cern. now a bnnkrnpt, has been Issued by a committee representing some of tho In­ nocent purchasers of Wireless stock. Dr. Howard Davidson of tho etymology section of the department of agricultural announce* that tie has discovered in d u u parasite which will obollsh the whitelly j>cst in Florida citrus groves. More Men Alive In Mine Brlcevilla, Ton»., Doc. U.— That others besides the four men (rescued from the wrecked coal mined are alive, is proved by the fact (hut a rescue party on pen­ etrating Into cross-entry No 29, found chnlkwriting on tho blnek-sjpfaced walls of tho tunnel, direction!Jfio rescuers to where some survivor^ might be found. The writing indicated that the men had been in the tunnel for some lime yester­ day, but had been driven to seek a new place of refuge on account of poisonous gases. The directions were rather In­ coherent. but several parties of men have been sent to different portions of the mine in an caqeavor to find the sur.i * -7» .-.> ' .. . vWors. „ i- . Chicago For Republicans TlJe'tepublican national committee'met in quodrietinial session Tuesday and rati­ fied tho program arranged In advance for Its deliberations, The national convention to nominate candidate* for presi­ dent and vied-president will be held In •Chicago, beginning Tuesday, June 19, 1012. The vote for Chicago was overwhelming, the ballot showing Chicago 42. Denver 7, S l Louis 1, absent 9. S l Louis formally withdrew from the contest. M ore Big P o tato es Ellison George, who resides at the cor­ ner of ■Sanford’^ilvenuo nnd Fifth s tm t, brought two sweet potatoes to the office yesterday^ tbe combined weight of tho two btlng25 pounds. Ellison is naturally very proud Of his garden and Is the envy of his colored brethren who can't raise tha big oo#*. � 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, December 12, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 12, 1911. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 12, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald