16 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/66f181dc20a3a734d9c3df7e3c5c10b0.pdf 36a7287890c7a51e04955347a7a2da71 PDF Text Text ____ ■ . ...Iw m m r ■. * . . . . l i . . . ■ *■ Oecttntxr n r n n n s r w T R r is r T E rT T T s n g n B d c ilB C lB ^ ^ fit- We will have in Sanford WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,- FRIDAY and • -« . * SATURDAY a CARLOAD 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. 1/ o s é M orses,and M ùjes a re all Good B rok e and Ready fo r W ork TH E W H O LESA LE PEOPLE Sanford IN THE SOCIAL WORLD ed to. a mo*t InlereetlQi. fMwaril F.veret Hale program wa* .glvpiu Thl* aodety V *» mòdaleri after some of the many t beautiful Idea*, helpful tu^geatlon* and philanthropic life of thl* good man.. .He S o c ie ty PeQfile. al Way* counjeHothrirs to be eyer will* -.v - Idg «¿dT on -the a lfif'lo tend k petping V * POINTS PURELY PERSONA! 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 » l r tonally nlj^of her life, entertained the so­ Kkxr** -'V* - V.-.kway tha Golden Houraciety with leverà) Intereatlng remlnltaocea 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 Odilon Music pub hejd Ibejr rejq- toad a ohort «ketch of FdwkrdTEvai«t HaU. Ur meeting In the stuato of Mr*. M0 0 *00, ¡i •4. • nt -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'the'pregram a* Ida,*1 by 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 namr. . Si ' .: ' MU* Mirtiel Harold. \ u.*|..tfMS,..Borowikj ' Tt* budrtfllo* jeaiti* ibU*uo-I»od oí tun. _ . 1 f imbroad spnoit*tla6oa4 wWtk* kyro yftki V ^ -U ad « 'i X / T rMJia.i.x.h^hvwrr f •y .• , / ; . .* ' kwm. **dkrlt dia ddwa; hpn tb* kaen «ir oe twnii rv--• fc¥, ' f . . r . v ™ » rW V Ä.M. ■ RuthKaanar. a . T^ 1* thh I»«* 14bfdo**W| wbarcrar tbay Oo * tuli» Satinar. Z'*:. Second Muurk* ...... I , . ,.C¿A*i«7 ‘ •»Wt^tgM^Oavy M whao tbaAunuaa ■x. ^ Maud,Alle*wdgMNi '' roid; ' *■ »V ;.f *V ‘*i Saè4«VVf*ló.. .........Fried»»* Items of Interest Concernlrfi ■ x-v, i9tiutOotti0 r p: M SP |v. K t.& S i 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 taught w erei ta u g h t'titb its of n eatn e*» at tb s - It oeemg Incredlbla, b u t It coa be -- * Jfv -: aä ' I r. O. 4.. Celery City *«rlr IHSJ MevUneaflrai end Ihlnt Tur«da»> >‘ ••"iiw * Hell In Wrtbornr Htort. third 0 yr Business dec. 5 th. 1911: RfcSOURCDt Loan* aot] IHaoownl* * 2ZS.044J0 Ovvrdrafu, *«cur*d end vnaecurvd . *.8*e«o y . 1 Bond* to*«Mre circulation. ... . 0,230.00 B B.ÎSiwkR2iJïr jjMiK i- - Stenography 9,000 Y ter* ftgo. — - Vtailliole Chaplrr No 2.Urdt( l *blrr«IOi*Meal* every **nmd amt fuurth Ff*U* is men Evrry one who baa awn hU Smr i& it» tail in F i r s t N a tio n a l .B tm k a t S a n f o r d rnrUlatty Invited to vlili rherhat.iri Alin r Sac't . tw nffwywrr or Florida, at ntz oust or REPORT OF T H E CONDITION OF SUffi!l“ r *,'« ir?X ’ - Notice of Meeting 'SANfOKD LSm.T s Sanford Lodge L U. O. F. will hove u called meeting uumediately after the ta n li 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 Phoenix Led*» Vo X k ,,r H Mixt* aecohd and luurtb MollJar • v'i:jM* ] tab le b y .b rle g com p elled to p*y a fin* •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 o f 1 c e n t fo r .«v ary spot th e y -p u t on •apk* (net roeem v' -i?*'.', a . 1í bJ9 37 th e u b ie c to lh O pe .d a y '' H krold,' a S an ferd L ed g e.N« 0 2 . r A 4 . la Bent* and Banker*... . ÍM & Í2 boy of'. Mvkn yeq ra, w a* d iscovered 0 . U Taylor. Maatrr. H. C TJar Sew lary. CoranmnlcaiWn i m r l i n *oJ thlrdi»«»rubbing Hie' ovprbaUgfng p art of th * Ivt^laUoanf B e n i * . . 1.7*4.00 days at 7:30 p in VtaDlnj broibar* »«-v-onK dlc'th betw een h i* Oqgere, knd. whan FrnctkwsTpepar eturtnry. ÌB03 S3 task for Itr-tte a a ld : "W h y . Mfkan io ll Unite BrottlarBaed or Carpantara and Jala L A v m X x t r krisrrr M hoi*. 1 Mammy. I w a* Ju *t tfy lp g to rub tw o S ri*.............. .V...-:..* 11.33 -• ars orS m rrloa U-tender note* 17.13 *28.800 00 PDOt* Into o h e r — W o o t u ’* Hom e Sariloid Local Union Ho. 1751. L* 8. d f amprtaa ftmö with ll.*8 . o* A. mcieK every TburaJar nUhi ai 7 ocliCll». C pm panion.' * ' , (3 per cent, oí circulate 312.30 ‘ • Caajva* Hall W A Kumolir, iratHtal T L nt K ( t l •i Turai, .........*171422 21 proved, already In th* olden time* tber«. were *t*nofrapbeH who toojt down the apaecbei made In the Koinkn **n*t#.or in publlo. They .were called nataril and we find a place in 8ua* WbLU ib* tv«r-gr«aa Ivy.atU) cflna* to tka walk tonloa where Anguatua la angry bw . .** • , .■* * Cafçttu* Spearer. ~ Ohthw . .-...U U » « * Wardirti Davit. Et il Punioa. Samt friatdi wUl (atiakt ut. Vbtq .kMPtau er old. eaoaa tha atenogrepban reported the But toma will stand by u* whatavaFbafall. ■peech of Caesar' for Metfallua In a Chapo*». L W a Copn.üy, Zoa .very Imperfect manner. . » *! 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: 1 ■ ' : : ■■ ■ •. v ’ chonta, to m eet again th eo eo to d S atu rd ay HU tort U far doaaT Ut*a ibat of a breaker, . r'Foelfah O uaetfeor^;., And It rkroudb *Uchan*«* and *0*«, wtll tail. U The' editor’ of the •woman’* - page tn January, 1912. I wae on hi* T*c*titm..ltkd,ih« «porting Obey till rommind*. and thl* frtaadaMp It tkloa, And vhaaa an not ortavao*. but pladqw at Im: editor bad Jumped Into rbe "breach I ';' , Sawing Clrol* Thl* lava In thy soul wtll iacraulnoly abln*. ^WMl. what do you'thlfik of thl*r* be The Sewing Circle m et with M lu AlArid rtaa to tfwfactiy hi manaion* above.' •netted, he held up a perfumed ** * »1 I —J<*x Svaan. v. . bdKa HopaOn, a t the Slrdne ‘ House, h o t coninnfBIcaUon. "H er«:«.* fool wom­ t n s e n t home. Wb)te the p reu y Chrlrt- •. Sanlod. Fla., by Silver Uh*. IBU-JI-7. _“>.q a n 'want* to knbw bow to m oke'a Rtks gift* were being fashioned■* by the iamoa. tart; Juat.aa though a Iqtaon .y . v * s w u n ’i tart mough already."—IJfg... ^ Booh Clrol* v * bo*y members o f ttw di^je, th«/*W ere eh Mr*. Georg* Speer enterttlped tbt - * ------------------------ - Y tertalned by ./ending aloud of the book they are efljoyiog f t g e th v . and which Ladle*’ Book- Ctfele In her afikrmlng boon . Telephone Snip*. the member* take turn* in r e e d in g 'a t Friday afternoon. The circle wna pleased -1 A “telephone anlpe" le a men who - their meeting*, i f9*,lhelr in- to have with them p* Mr*. Speer’* guatu, k»t'lipally u»c« «0111 r other man'a.tal' dnatry, M lu Hopeon oerved delldou* Mrs. E. J . l n u l N , Mr*. Frank Lanai Mr». ephone al no other espenae to hliqaeU F. L MfTlac end Mlu Johnson. , than a "thank you." He fiourtahea, *. fn»U )d lo and coeoanut cak e. \ * perhaps, because he I* sot a game •S* “ 5 T h e member* of the circle who enjoyed bird x. « ^ * * * Hqp*fin'* hospitality were, Mlseee : Auction Bridge.. E m m a and Esteile Beard. MeU an d Lucy •V1 :.; ’ ‘ Mrs. Frtink Lane wa* th e' charming What Man Eacape. ■' , W hltder. Lillian Gibson. B ra in ,Ckux Joh n - hottup of a delightful Auction Bridge Or ooursa men have thelrx Ilto* wo»-, . o « k Gall Moore, Standlfer, M eedamee J . Party,, in /?>e coxy i u room, Saturday ties and trouble*, but they don't have' G. B enn ett. R. G Maxwell. Mrs. J . D. afternoob. Four Ublu of bridge to go to bad nlgbt after night with ;* L angley area the apprqdated visitor, at played. %’ ’ 7,;^;- . smeared with complaakm > . . •* th e m eeting. Mr*. F. J. Console* made the hi New* . ♦ ' •. * —. •core and won the first prize, a handsome *• ’Vo-; <• cut glaaa dish. The booby prize, a vary The Load • Hand Soalaty The Odd Chano*. -• kThe Lèod a H and Society m et In , pretty deck of card*, waa m *iv«U iy W d ik a Club room i, Friday afternoon a t r. iJ ltlla r ^ d tf ’ ’ - ” w, T n , esi.ooo.ii. I o ’clock. Nineteen m em ber* y e ro .p re » . con o a V p S u waa for V new wrench and _ thi- T5intemtlfki ■" " aJ ' * . ^ e n ti four new m eqtbers joined the aodety, J dfiUdou* (cult | ay* oarvad, *> trUlla L • wiche* And o td H w ALK» «fi th e ’ busi tie** had bean attend - ..* • Florida A T HAND BROS. 8 T A B L E - wfgpWtlTSV B P. O. L kanford Lod(* 1241 Meat Flrtl end Third W*jn«*J«i maht ccrm First and 1'almatio W. D.Jlv»«* L R - 0. L T.i«» SeeratBT UABIL1TICS Capital Stack paidin.......- ............ ... iS S Ä i^ ^ iiÄ ie in d NatÄu Ä eÚ siiÍH ^ .V . »dividual depoelt* tub- ■ . mix TOiad w*Stolkaii'da-,7l'1S0’M ....7 ,4 4 8 94 ....1,107.43 —27B.T08 03 tarli ficaia cJüt. . .23.000 00 ^st,iv,*i»s'ä .Shu-K In*. Ur. J. K. Robeon. Wet aio* flkent H 0*Wr. OUR SYSTEM OF r :!?• 3? S h a p in g Collars TviaL..........-ix. .'.. a . . u . ..„ i S r 1.41171 1« , I. F. P, Foratar.ceahlar al tha abow -ñamad hank, da *ol*ra nlv iv m i that the above aia Umani 1* true boat M mr kne«ud** and brllat Ú . Cathicr Subaalbed 1 to I Hbla 0lb day of Dae 1B1I. Nà^fÇwic Mv commi**Ion aiUrra roa Tab 21, |»)4. I* different from that u»ed by m»n7 Lundrirs. . When we return auH»r 10 **** . owner it is snowy white And ihtpad .J to fit perfectly. seam is Every K«m ii thoroughly dampeerd on turndown collar* be/or* they *rt If You Have Printing Win folded. WB WANT TO KNOW inf which i* *o frequently n> W U T ir U " -V'. ; *• 0 a This prevent* the *bomiu»hle a»«V on collar work. / / -" Send u* a triti package »*4 *i difference b e t£ * f our other*. \ Progress Ste Telephone >* �Published 8eml-Wcekly— Tuesday and Friday SANFORD I N S A N F O R D — Lite is Worth Living NIGGER IN THE WOODPILE BRINGS B IG S TO SAVE ORANGES rhe General News of The Land of flowers. Sanford W ill Reach The lllfth Average This,Week. RILLED fRQM JHE 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 er S 1.73 per crtite‘, L A. Bromley »old four acres of prime ktuff on Tuesday to i*erry & Milteer, receiving $1.75 per crate in the field, which ia a good price. At the present rate of shipments n slump in tho price is predicted, but the growers arc confident the prices wdl not go low enough to make n loss, as lettuce can be raised, packed and shipped for 50 cents per hamper, «rod if the prieo stays around tne dollar mark for the next few days the grower will be well satisfied. Celery la looking flneamd- the chances for good llrm markets orcritte r than lEay over have been before. A conservative estimate of the number of cars of lettuce (his week and the re­ turns from same will lie $30.000 returned to the growers. wTnch is n reeonl'that can not be touched by any other vegetable section. This means lettuce only and docs not include cars of beans, oranges, etc. A« Epitome of the Week's M ost lm, portant Meppenliili 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 MOOto 1.400 bales dally, be» been con­ structed in Apalachicola, and arrangeB e a u 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 tbadlnHtf S t a « 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 Lynne, 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 at 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 tad 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 Christians Giving . t At tills season of tho yoar the ono^great thought that throbs in the heart of every unseflsh person is what 1 can give> my friends to increase their happiness! It is only a crabbed, sordid soul at this crown­ ing summit of the year who asks what am 1 going to receive. Children expect to receive and are happy in tho thought, but rightly balanced adults find their chief pleasuro in giving. This dock not Include that class of chronic misers, who by Jo n g years of cul­ tivated stinginess havo strangled every generous impulse, and who suffering so at tho idea of giving up any thing that it is necessary, to administer cocaine to get them in a donative state but it means nnd refers to the overwhelming majority of our people. Once in a while there Is a poor wretch so stingy that lie Is so stingy that ho is constantly in pain. The mere suggestion that he gave up tiie value of a 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. 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 oi o m it 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 • CMrot «Ubi and a ¡E L ? ' **. bo,W - Bennie' Beeaon of Icelly, Misa, with 127 buabeU-at • of fourteen cents a bushel led on 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 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 P " * d«J r. U Start a t Orlando l®>. *k C , Dec. 14 —(Special)-, on the anti-white fly paraalte 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 of* «etymology, attention among tba . people who want pfobeWy receive the attention of the' growers of this «action next season. wUl be effective. 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. Items of Interest Gleaned From Varions Sources HAPPENINGS D U R IN G .TH E WEEK Mere the Readers Will rind o Brief Historical 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 b te* 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 du 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».-.> ' .. . 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, vWors. „ Picknlok in the money room". Light re­ i - . Chicago F o r Republicans freshments were served by Mrs. WUdmau TlJe'tepublican national committee'met and MW» Davis. * 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. More Big Potatoes 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#*. �December IS. i< j :I THt saftrofcU rtilU U i COUNTY HAPPENINGS A B udget o f In te re s tin g It e m s f r o m C o rre s p o n d e n ts THE EVENTS O f ORANGE COUNTY efficient Starr o f Reporters Weekly Covers the Territory ror The tterold after visiting their sister Mrs. G. A. Nicholson for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Curlctt were In Sanford Tuesday on Tuesday. ' We were sorry to hear of the sickness of Mrs. Ifsrley. guest of Mrs. Raulcrson. but the latest news was that she was Improving. Wa are glad to hear (has little Allen Taylor ISbelter, and able to be out after Florida climate. New York proves too cold for him. Mr. Morris has purchased property in Geneva also. Mrs. Harley, who came on a short visit to her friend Mrs C. A. Knulcrson, was taken suddenly and seriously ill Wed­ nesday night lust. Dr. Fulestun and Mrs. Jones, a trained nurse from San­ ford. attended her On Monday the patient was moved into Snufurd und as soon us able will bo carried to Daytona white «ho is st’cnding the winter. Many friends tn>|»c for her curly recovery. The Christmas holiday will soon be here and the school boys and girls will be coming home ngnin (or ten days pleasure. There ts much iinjirovement going on in our little ptucr now Mr. Curteti will begin tin* erection o( n brick bungalow ns aooii us (lie rnnierinl arrives; J W. Flynt nnd Leo Klietninter are having <■ large store built near tin- depot and will soon ■ be ready for biiiiiiess with u stock /if goods double t ie one Mr. F|yn| now runs. ’ -,A new company will.shyrt^j open up u - ' ne w'itttre none I ho post office. * tend a Congregational gathering at that place. Miaa Rich represented oar Sun­ day School Mlsa Gormly our Young Peo­ ple. Dr. and Mra Swarts also attended. Rev. Waldron of the Peoplo Congrega­ tional Church at Sanford will preach for us nest Sunday. Dr. Swans at the same time will occupy Ray, Waldron’* pulpit A committee was appointed by the Formers Club with Prof. •Maris as chalrmon, to tee wbst can be done to Im­ prove the railroad croaslngs-on /pad* leading Into Cameron City. Tjflsvttossings are considered very unfit • The formers are getting almost through with their celery setting and both lettuce and celery look very wett. v***' - c Peoplo in this vicinity are much pleased with they way the Association is starting out on lu yearsjjjrork. The sales It baa ticen making are very encouraging to Ita member*. A Thanksgivingservice that was enjoyed by thooe present was held at our Church Sunday morning. Dr. Swartz pre­ siding. Among the special causes fur Thanksgiving was the ioan recently re­ ceived from the Building Society of the Congregational Church. The bousehebl goods wWeh v n * A l i ­ ped Inst month by l i t . fWttm and family who are moving here from Pennsylvania, have arrived and are being placed In theOnoro House where they expect to live for a time. EBENEZER NOTES Special Com»pond*oce t* Tba Herald: We are having some nice warm weath­ er now. - Mr. 1. V. Stenstrompow'of West side is digging his crop of potatoes, on his, home place this week, the tubers are turn­ ing out well and Mr. Stenitrom is happy of course. The usual 2 nd Sunday service was held at. Ebeneter Church Inst Saturday night and'Sunday morning. Rev. G. L. Ingram preached a very touching sermon Sunday morning as a farewell sermon to his people at this place. We all hope that he may be sent back to us next year. Mr. J. M. Lord is tiding around in a brand new buggy—a recent purchase. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBride. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Barnhart and Mr. and Mrs. L V. West slds attended Stenstromi church here last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. B. J . Overstreet of Lake Mary were over to attend church service* Srinilny last. J , Mr. Leslie^ Bryan o' Sanford, visited his parents last Sunday; ^ STATION fòycial Corrwpooctsne*tWnrH»t*M . On Zuesday last sd'erni strangers vrere in Geneva looking u( land With a view to locating. •• *1 Mr. nod Mrs. Lyons.from Akron Ohio, arrived Uv Mamin y ot\. a vi»U' ro their frauds, Mr. ntul Mrs- Q A. Ruulcrson. We give th&in u heirty welc^fne tit^u byr coiuiuijimy. * ' "t r * - . Kind of njee to be a newspaper correspondetu after oil nnd get a reserved sSut ticket to tiie circus and havo to spend of pennuti to cliew while we-saw the elephants emd downs go.through their tr(cks. 1 V *v 'Jh * * .Mts G. A. Moorr to far recqvçm from her mtack of. grip as to be able* to , - .i | n Potrsef. who is- representing i frill l lenYe this wo«k fof a visit with her daugh­ Arcadia. * ^ company. retiiriiid tu-Geneva lis t Moo­ ter fn - # I *■*»» ■-* t dily fr^At DcLuni,''where' he was i*alfed. Mr. and Mrs. Jdk^Çamefon entertained .» oil fridiry by therdnarii tyf hit fnthety , Mr. and'Mrs. Ggaun, titelt tiicce nnd hfcr >Mui . . . -, . . . . .. ■. .< •’ We^uc'sorry to Vnnw'tlmiMrs. Flyijtj «niHlemV Hurrisohgtre both Confined to tbolr beds witK cold nnd fever.-’ -.Mm Fu’ti nmXiuocs «yriougiy ill.'. Her frleofl Mr* Mclliu. .t?. with .her coming < xroinGhJo. t . J. • '* ‘,t .'j-Sornurh frujt being tlifpfxrfirQin-. this ' ear **rvice many times a day; «com train tallway service, with loading nation a mile apart; two good grocery and provision •cores; meat and Ice wagons twice a week. Pine Grove .Sunday school will bare It* usual Christmas tree and entertainment. Mesdnmes Ella A. Greenland and Lefold Lucas and Miss C. B. T. Clay are on the committee to see that all arrangements ore made for the occasion. (Continued On Last Page) ' a week Herald; lelephone; *tre« Is visiting our store daily and always car­ ries away a load. finds here a fine and complete line of Holi­ Notice . Tbs annual meeting of the stockholders of the Snnfonl Building and Loan Associ­ ation will be held at Its office, over the First National Bank, Sanford, Fla., at 7:30 p. m. Saturday. January 13th. 1013. 27-fltc A. P. CoNKtU-Y. Secretary. day goods from which to select. Everything in Holi­ day goods, including- ACTUAL STARVATION ing fancy goods, cho­ Paata Abeut Indigestion and Ita RoHof That Should Intoroot You. Although Indigestion and Dyspepsia a n so prevalent, most people do not thoroughly understand their cans* and cun. Tbara la no reason why ttoat people should not tat anythlpf inr-and thoroughly. colate sets, olive and celery *y back. They are very pleasant to take; they aid to ooofho Uio„Irritable stomach, to ntrenjtthoD and Invigorate ths dlgostlve organs, and to promote n healthy and natural boyrel action, thus lending to perfect and healthy-dlgea Mon and asnimllatlon. , A 25c. pachngo of ItcxaU Dyspopslg Tablet* furntahea 15 day*’ tradtmenb In ordinary raw *, thig la sufficient,«» produce a cure. In more chronic eases, a longer treatment, of chared, ia ndt? •saary, nnd deponds upon Lha .ayyorlty t f j h * (joablc. For such cçxps, Wkhgre two Inrjror ai sea whfçt»' k l i / l ò r 50e.'; and 9 l.(lû. Hemember, you can obtain Rexall Bemodlaf Ip till* eotmminJty only at oyr store—The lim ati Biota. L. Ri PHILIPS, t oa dishes, fancy novelties and a compleCt \assortmcnt Many* a< fear of eating «very good-looking, good ■mailing,. and good-tasting food, ; be cause It doda not agree with theta. The best thing to do la to fit your­ self to digest any good food, .'r, botlaVe wa can relieve Dyspep­ sia. Wa aro go confident df this fact that wa guarantee and promlsd’ to sojw ply tba medicine :fn a of nil coot to ■«very ona who will Uae It, wbo Is not psrfsctly satisfied with tba result* Which It prodocea. Wo exact' no proTnlaes, and put no ono under any obliga­ tion whatever. Surely, nothing could be fairer. Wo are located right here and our reputation should bo aufilrlent a*«umuco of tho gcQulnenin* of our offer. We want every one troubii>d with Indigestion or Dyspepsia In any form to come to our store and buy a box of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablet*. Take them home and give them a reasonable trial, according to direction*. Then. If not 0 6 to 110 West First Street SA N FÖ R0 FLORIDA ihm i yyv«yvv i yyy^ THE MAPES FERTILIZERS « No Acid Phosphate or any of its Aliases O R A N f ! F *5___ How t» 1st lb* Ideal Fruit that will brlfll yqu lb» »try w u / in u ft-ü Ml rtt «rulla* grsdlai when «w« act get ea en • s POOLIHO 0ASIB Better prepare for that in advance. ’It will come. You will surely want them. • Maximum Juice, Thin Rinds, Bright Color and heavy weight The Mttpcs System'*nd line pi loading can be depended upon to ; rtw V F f ^ F T A R I 'F S * n u L W duoe these . r* Our fwtUl*ers «SSudT yeu perfect isfety limm*-' |*ndi. .QiUcSett' it t u r t u , best sbippinf q u llli«« Itrsest crop* tad highest msrket prices.' — , • * - ■ »' Thirty-three year» in Florida and never more prosperous than now Li n nV tlitiat tAiL I-..Oa- y About AL.__* IS H aar W hat W e H ave to S It <;• . • ’ ■; •- Write to I* A. BRUMLEY, ,A^eritf Sanford. Florida - • ’ Or To J, R. TYSEN, Agent, Jacksohvj^e, Florid» CAMERON CtTV CUPPING* Sperlil Cofrrtftonjcoc« to Tb« ^ > . Mr. ond Mis. Dressier are moving this week to Sanford Heights We aro sorry to have them go. *• , ’ * "v fr for mbrket aa w w w y w i w »vn w s . . W a lte r P . Stokes, S c r J i i j u n Dr. and Mr*. Swartz tire ‘ talking of W o*t»L d i r Dieatlers . ~ The Wards nnd Duttons were among the Sunday visitors this week. Mrs. Justin Worthington goes to Tampa on Tuesday to Join her husband. They will probably return in time to speod (he holidays at Loke Onora. •- " Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Moris Will leave for Philadelphia on Thursday after a most pleasant visit with their porcota at Silver Lake. Miss Wheeler yvo* vlaitlng Mra..Hlnolck . o p 'S a tu rd a y .• - ° ' phitiufcjïtai;; ifster. Mrs- J. F, MoClclldnd on a. recent Sunday." , . ’ Mrs. Fd Ward died at her bom« on Cameron avenup last Thursday ftotn fe r n and complirptlons. She leaves a husband and an ‘tlnfant ‘ aon.‘ Mr. Igfard and tbe baby'hovjy'^ona live with hla mother f moving to Cameron City and If they do. < will occupy tbe cottage vacated by the at Port Jteed. . -- ■ I* J . E. Worthington hat accepted a posilion with the Tampa Time«. Mrs. Woethington left here Tuesday to Jot à him. Their departure la much regretted by all wbo hâve met thea. ■ Louis Kuelllng of Wllloughby, Ohio, wbo ls spendlqg the wlnier abfat hère, was ]nimd tir re Just werk b y hla ton, Charles, fpr b «hart vUIl Mr. Charles Kueiling la an jnapectoc for Um New York Ceotntl Railway line* wkh beadquanera In Ctaveland, Ohio. * L Mr. and Mra J . Hancock entertalned Mr, and Mrs. C. C. Worthlngtotr^ Mr*. J . E., Mrs Washburb was caller on Mpoday, ^ 'Qq Friday evening of Jkst Week Prof. ^ ahd/Mra. M od*.. and Mrs Hnibeft ^ l i a i l s and Dr. arrij MrL MInnlck ate din" her and spent th« eVjElllng With' Mr. apd r*. Rich and daughter; *. Misses Neva Gormly and Grace Rich went to favore* Monday evening to at- service 2 For full descriptive pampHlet. Just Issued giving Mnpc? record |n Floridn, best methods oftsiort.llttailbn. mntcrialK og description of goods, et —(rtf. . * * Mr. and Mrs., Howard frpm Oylerjo, vis­ ited Oeuevn. Sutwiayf Jn, their new car. bringing a Noasant party with them - of ‘ You arc invited .to makeSihis store hcadduaners^bifc^ddihg your Christmas s rpihg; '•C ^ B t o p . a t ^ d o k ; ^ > v ÿlnêe itmt/tKo freig h t boats a rò r c o u iA J ro c rirrv it oft. v . tp W ltolI. . ^ r . .. 0.-K.-Littie tuts purchused Fred Toylorj new.lay neh nnd made his first .trip »It Sanford Monday. ,v ‘ ■ ' ' I, , He PERFO RM A N C E . A slightly exsnjtrntrd pcrfiomlânoç, but let It •Uusd for those Flog ' Qualities to. W found In all Diamond Edga Toola. - J C * ' Sum m er or Winter we can supply your waRts In ^he Automobile line. If you-want to rent Those. Qualiüc» that have to «lo wftÿ t i i ••CU*»," with-"l lang," with "Cl**n Chipping** »nd Working tsM*4 la ÜM ggéL’ 6ach qusUtks apposi to ths man who uses the n » because It means o a k r y a h better work, fend motor of I t A Motor For An^vPurpo*t"v we are at your service •Vrith the very be^t cars. Woc.jtever' sleep, f you are in troubla-'^all,. ua ony SA N FO R D , F LO R ID A »»M M* * »* Sifoni Micbiie ßt Csnpgiy �i n t XANroKD tttNALO r » tam boril) SANFORD ’S BIG MINSTREL SHOW DECEMBER 20 r Clean and Refined in E ve ry Respect. Th e Oldest, Largest and Most Favorably Known Minstrel Show in E x iste n ce .. Admission 25 >arid 35 C ents: ^ = 1 1 office of president of tho unltad IN THE SOCIAL WORLD double sodetiaa; lira. U R Phillips, first vlco- Get ready N O W for Potato Items of Interest Concernid* Society PMple. POINTS PURELY PERSONAL haw Cflery 0*V V«ol*y « t i r Whï ' Away the OeMen Hour*— Social BOMlp *4 TM W »eeM «r CIM f t i All thn members Of the Wednesday . Ouh who wera oof pweent at the meetlag at Uk R ' R- PhltUpr, Wedneeder »firriio'ti. are reminded lh *t gcoordjn# to tba custom lierctofore obaerred by the dot* there win not be a meeting of the dub Wednesday, Dec. fOth. but that on ike following Wednesday, Dac. {7th. it U drttred that there will be • full attend­ ance of tbe member*. Aftw iha reading of the minutes of the previous meeting by the secretary, Mra. Chase, the c-.mralttee appointed to con­ fer with (be High Scboat faculty witn irfetehce to Improving and beautifying tb» High School grounds, and for which - Miss Guild, principal of tba High School, bad asked assistance from tbe Wcdbeedsy Club, made their report through the ths inn un of the committee, lira, Chase. It was moved and seconded that-tbe dub send ten dollars to the Improvement committee with which to purrfaaae several trees of one ipcdal kind, to be placed wherever they preferred, and to be known as tba Wed need»x Qub g ift - -V 1 Mrs. L R Phillips opened tbe program . . for the afternoon with a very interesting '«ketch of “ Snorr* Sterrlasone,*’ one af tbe . great «at scholars, philosopher, poet and . bistotion,.Iceland baa ever koowp. l L- ( t .l l l » Guild read an ♦piiiuijtlye mid In(araatiag paparaa tba "JEddata and Sages** of ’the nndent NoraemerL The Eddea ' were two historical and venerated books of that people, ronnaaa^ end explanatory of epeh other' tome what almUag to our 1 OU and NeW Testament; while tbe Sages ' .vrre the traditions and atorles of their . kings and Argot' men end (beta mighty dead* handed down oroUy, sod often A ... thaea aumg by their bards, go featlyp oo' naalooa. .* ‘ r Mrs. A. E. Pbllhpa read wlrrlng aabc; ijV Itofta trpm the “Volospa*^ and hi the f•“Sialdsand Skoldle Lays**• of the Scan-' . •dlnavtana ■. ’ ** AftH the pragma, k a J U y introduced ft the- ctuh SHiu Mtuguret Ooffee. who ptost'chprralngly entertained the 'ladies . with an exceptionally flue radiation, -High Collate la T p U jaf for encore she tilectp eliJ-^ h ie Qongucrcd j Patter Ryan.- MUs Jdargaret , D«le artist; «he certainly, 1« orM so ioang. baa- talear of a very high ‘ i” \ • •• • — “' r ^ *wwcistod the r --. kttle girl afforded them. They « ¡iia a jjrt*-Ujdebird to Mrs. Ke fatasant tum W ahe m oored f< I4 \ S ' Aviation School airtfriand preaidenu Mra. C. II. Summers, accond vice-president; Mra. a E. Perry, third vice-president; Mrs. M. A. Molt, fourth viee^iresldant; Mra Morrow, recording secretary; Mrs. Hodgas, corresponding sec­ retary of the Foreign department; Mra, EL Marshall, corresponding secretary of the Home deportment; Mrs. W. W. Aber­ nathy, treasurer of the ' Foreign depart­ ment; Mrs. R M. Mason, treasurer of tbe Home department; Mra. M. II. Bowler, agent for Missionary Vole« and superin­ tendent of press work. planting. We have the best lines of potato machinery on the market for the price. — : PATENTED JUNE IS ,1010 Arrivai end Departure o f Traine KOItnt BOUKo Ax 1.25 a m Lv. 1.33 a m " 11.03 a m • 11.13 am “ 2.33 pm “ 2.18 p m " 8.00 p m SOUTH BOUND No. 83 Ar 2.18 a m -Lv 2 28 a m N& 88 " 2 03 p ra “ 2.23 p m No. 83 M8.03 p ra M6 25 p m Na 29 “ 1.20 a m ■JUKOR U S» Trilby 4 S l Petersburg—No. 13. At. 1.01 p. m. No. 24, Lv. 2.15 pt ra. Leesburg—No. 21, Ar. 11 29 a. m. No. 22, Lv..8.lS pi m. Oveida—Ar. 10 30 a. m. Lv. 1.00 p. m. No. 82 No.84 No. 80 No. 25 Tor Sale By Owner 1 Gkriatul Piano. I liraas Bed, with spring and matiresa l Round LookingGlass, 18-4Q., 3 Upholstered Parlor Chain. 4 Patent-Leather, Chpjr». | Carpet. 1 Oak Sffnd Table. 1 cioUiing CablncL. I Oak Drearer, with glass 20x30. 2 OllPainie£ Picture# 1 Extension Table. 1 China Closet. Valued nt $800; will tako cash now. $250; only ujod .two years. Keystone Potato Planter Yankee Potato Cutter G. H. FERNALD H AR D W AR E ! Ä X T C Ä ■ Celtry City, Ha. Plenty of Chanos*. It n»v»r la naeaisory to hunt for lo c i or tu travel far If one |s looking for a chan*» to do a good deed —Chiease Raeord-Herald Usa for Street Rubbish. City authorities of Amsterdam are now considering the conversion of the »treat rubbish aa a mass Into combus­ tible briqueta (er beating bollera Boded ling far bytMini. Tellor* In* of dl» I(S3 00). i* antera REMARKABLE DI8 COVERY THAT CURES OLD BORES. SCROFULA AND ALL DISEASES CAUSED DY IMPURE DLOOD. I - .. -------Remedy for Dlaeaaa of the Blood Sold on 81000-00 Quhrantea. The old-fashioned sarsaparilla», epeclflca and othor blood medicine» of our grandfather» wofi’t do In thle advanced a«» Your Brbat grnndfnthor didn’t take I^onardl'» Blood Elixir any more than bo ueod the electric IIr IH or the telephone Dut hla children and grandchildren, the grown up» of today, are taking thla great modern medicine and getting rid of the terrible hiooa disease«,— scrofula, tumors, ayphllla, rheumatism, pain» in th e , bone« -'and all dlMOSM arising frttu Impure blood that the old unscientific preparation* were unable to'euro.and aro unable to cure today. * ' i* ' Leonard!'« Rlood Elixir baa na llttlo In common with any of the«« oUL faahlonod ramodtos aa modern Ufoenvtng saving aurgory with tb * practice of a fpw yoara ago which was attended with ao fearful a death rgte. %3 *ha I half $«ntnry alnce them otd-tlmo madlclnea wero first made .ha* boon the most fruitful ago In medical dlacovory. It hue soon tba molt effective-4*»* ! covery ofmodlcine the world has evor known. . • Aa a i^ipedy for blood poison, rhnumntUm, bolls, tumor*, dfhlllty, ^catarrh, akin dlseaaos and all tronblca arUlo« from Impure blood. lioonardl’s Blood Elixir ha* been welcomed by physlClnna and publicly rocomniondod for ths e ■»e-i-e++<*♦ «-i-+ e e « • > + + « -i-% ’ ’ cure* which It has accomplished. No other modlclno ovob equalled Leonard I’a Illood Elixir In lta wonderful »uccesa In all dlaoaaes and allmanta due to In* t F . J . T E R R Y :: ’ pure blcod and nervous' dablllty. ' ' It la aa unlike any remedy that has gone and aa superior to all of Y * '\ BUILDER Of ' them aa tb# alectric light la tpor* brilliant than the tallow dip. It la not a MARDLI and ORANITS maro improvement or development of any of tho old fashioned remedies. . I t $ Monuments, Tombstones, Etc. !! la A totally new departure In tho cuto of blood disease# and cures where f Church Street, Orlando, Florida <> other» fall-because It embodlea tho Istoat knowledge and tho noweat.lnjestl* .gallon» Into the source of blood dlaoaaca. 1 W, k,., ,u •(•<.<>, iUnl«iu> M*l •• -» , * Ul *wMii«k>o • i J| X a .* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ' ihn/i« -Í- For ' ' . . . . _____ __ . T ___ _ .. nittf la Iho ninal in i-M U Da.c By Wm. G. Aldridge, Sanford, Florida tklf Wth day Of Th e re is n o w ro wjftëjm Sanford Library e h m *. U ¡^ ¡a j . . . . . T ^W©uwom#»*sA40s g u * v *tc t Ü PHONE 8 G. MlLADl.tA.tr, 27-ltp a r, ü"*0" C O M PA N Y Oak and Second Streets. Oapt Baldwin Um ale mad\w Í R exhibition» at the county fair to open an avlatlpa school e t Orlando and toaob the pnopj«, of tba county to fly: fl ^oOtthlng MO Sgp I» U»« air* la Ocian* *. v•* A J t ^ p n r O ^ y e * • j j and roralgn Missionary ao- ««ties of tfie Methodist eb o n * hove had ud«L tatnidargtloo* for'tòm a time the W h y E c o n o m izo ? coagaWTViééday gftontoMi lo the chyrch. wm E T m -w * w s « « “t< * , % & *& *& *■ O^Ütotloomsd By-Laws of tb#-united ' ROOM 20 . • •Upstaii^Pico fciock -. Open Tuesdays 4 to ojA it. Saturdays 4 ta ftp. m. •V- It'a 8 serious miitkke to try (o economize on coofectJongry If you expect to bo popular. It doesn't p arto hand o u t* box of bon-bons Unless They Are Right * The truest economy la to make sure your candy la pure and fresh the kind that, will be appreciated by- the friend who cats It. Try ours and oee for yourself. W e lc íu n » • a n fo r e P lo r i« * W F Ifflo g - > ^ S ß p ^ f o u ö t ü in pen. Just stick it Into your pocket any way It happens l ó go. One little tw ist makes it lenk* i n k - t i g h t , A tÄ -T IO U T . ^ . C om e in nntl se e liotv th e little tw ist co rk s it UP «Bd b o w qu icklv it fills its e lf. �Well, coma M«tn, Charlie, we ara filed to we you anyway, even U you do carry trust money.—Oveldo Advance. ritnr*—* Cmy frettar end rrtdtr Uernlefi By WILL RUN SOME THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY The Hon. Braxton Bee chain of Orlando R. A MOUY. Cattar hae deflnitely announced hie candidacy W. ML t M m t . Buriats* Manefitr for oongrosaman-et-large. In an inter­ view with the Reporter S u r be wye be hat canvassed the situation .tbocoufihly and feela- fully justified In entering the OtUvwsd ta Um City by cantar »2.00 pw raer la race. He la a thorough going buatinesa taraste or 20c per roooth. man and will be supported w|th enthualmm by the people of Orange and surround­ ing counties.—Tampa Times. ? cniiacnes advcrtim No wonder Sanford can boaa( of fret {malldelivery, brick streets, street cart The San Mateo Item under tbo master and other things, which towns of greater ot Watties In Palatka is assuming popiuftion haven’t yet secured. Why. In the appearance of a real newspaper. |(hit town even tbo churches advertise. Yes. sir. right In the Sanford Herald la a Another would be suicide triad to pul) very, nice display advertisement of one of off the flke suicide business In Tampa the churches of tbe' jJhy. When tberes this week. A n they tired of living down !that much lift In a community. Impelling there t even tbo churches to go after sinners in a business-like way, it can't help but accom­ Prof, J . E. Wood a well known educa­ plish things.—Lakeland Nows. tor of Live Oak and candidate for state They Just can’t help It. brother. The superintendent of public Instruction died Herald as an advertising medium appeal» at bis home last Monday. so strongly to them that even the babies cry for i t . , •, Cigarette fiends in Tampa stole 30,000 coffin nails from a factory. Now If they SANTA c£ aUS MJLTORD___ are allowed to smoko them all, the state The best part of the grower's Ufa at will bs saved the expons# of a triaL Sanford is lbs Christmas lettuce that al­ patos to HarsM RsMtaa - ftts e e w H o -H » Sanford now has free mail delivery within a restricted ^»rtJon of the city. Two carriers have been put on. This city Is rapidly growing, and has set Its popula­ tion mark at 20,000, a point It popes to reach by the end of five veers.—Ft. Myers Press. , * * -Secretary Pow«U. of the Tampa Board of Trade has Just Issued a beautiful book­ let un Tampa and be takes pride in the fact that aU the work was accomplished by Tamps printing offices. Too booklet is one of the rn ut attractive pieces of lit­ erature descriptive .of the Cigar City. Baacham for Congress looks good to the people of this soction. We bava elected men for Jacksonville about long enough and our river will never be Improved by a Jacksonville man. Four million dollars have been appropriated and spent on rivar improvements for Jacksonville. 't o l f l â L È ô LU M BER (F o rm e rly McNAIR & SON) Dyal-Upchurch Building, Jacksonville, Florida If your dealer Our stock is WeH-‘Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low, cannot furnish our stock write us for prices. I ways comes at a time when money/Is needed and the good prices prevailing this year are fcb exception to the rule. Much of the lettuce going forward this year has been leaves, but a hungry mar­ ket makes no exception ns to quality and several growers netted $ 2 00 and better, and some as high ni 32 SO per bumper for slufl that bad not headed. The stock go­ ing forward, now la much better and is bringing an excellent price. The grower* ore feeling good and the merchants''are feeling good and It is u cinch that old Saint Nick will circulate through the Cel­ ery Delta this season and make all the children happy. And again life is worth living in Sanford. THIRTY THOUSAND IN ONC WtCK Tbare will be one hundred can ol .let­ tuce leave Sanford this week. Fach car will contain between 350 and 400 grates of lettuce. Bringing now from fJAO to 3173 per crate even with a slump In the market these une hundred cars ought to The growers 330,000 In..one week. The editor bf The Herald never rants net . . . , * . * * i ¿y A. s \ It 1 TUUjJt a low estimate and .is only based or cants but It Is certainly gratifying to hotajbesupport of the Sanford merchants on what this market la doing ahd< giving ' ' V_ accorded io thls pepar, Our efforts to |the lowest prices. kaep alLobjecilOhAbla ndvqjUqjng out ofl Now If Sanford dap get back 330.900 thè Hefifd hai loti us business In some dear money In onb week it ought to’ be a quartata bui batter then all elsa la our mighty fine place for the mAh who*is looking for a place to live to Investigate. good nome. ' ‘; ‘ There are no other sections of tho south Florida Senators and Congressmen may today that can quote such figures on one be all right but what this port of the crip and under such circumstances. Sanford has always been the greatest state needs Is a representative who will vegetable section in the world and pido aomething for the Upper St. Johns ways will be despite all reverses. river. While Jacksonville hat received four million dollars for deepebldg the channel to the aea bow much has San­ . "No matter what kind or how many ford received! v piecespf literature you may send from any, ono community," aald the secretary On Tuesday the Christmas .edition of of the Tampa. Board of Trade, " it does The Herald will be Issypd and delivered not carry much weight .without it is supby special carriers to every hotne In San­ I potted by the papers printed. In that city ford. Thj edllioit^rill he filled from cov­ or community. er to cover with good 'Christmas matter ''Out of the two or'three thousand In­ aside from the Ideal news and will be t(ie quiries received by mall each month for bast advertising medium aver offered to Tampa literature, fully one-half particu­ Sanford merchants . larly request that,g copy of a local paper be mailed then*. * A paper la the index to Reports from Washington state that hby clty. On the face of It the reader approtyiatlons for the S l Johns rivar have i-fcq. estimate whether tha place is a dead been held up, becaute Jacksonville bas ona or a live ooe. In Ha weakly resume alraadyrecelvad four million and the mu­ of local affairs, the prospector can read nicipal docks had not been built. AU of homely stories of how John Jonas realised qragree that Jacksonville has certainly 3150 from a small patch of celery, or bow received enough money, but Just Why the allien s with faith in their own communi­ upper St. Johns river appropriation should ty are buying realty or building new ■be held up da account of municipal docks stores or residences. Every commercial at Jacksonville la boyund conception. organisation should tend with each par­ Wa need a Congressman. cel of mall addressed to • ’ query' copies of the local papers." An Investigation of -the Everglades of Florida l> to bo und«taken by Cnairman * TILL Tl«e .TRUTH . The News bolievea that 4t pays to tell Mou of tha boue* com riflTTee on expendíturca In the agricultural *ifeptrtm}nt tha truth in regard to Florida. ■ Lying about the climate, toll, seasons Congressman E. R. Dithrlck oi O Uo, at the requd-t of constltuenu who purchased or crops do not pay, even If It was right The merchant who habitually misrep­ wvsrglsdet land, leads in the. demand for no Investigation. In tha last thro* years resents the quality of his goods la not the between 50,000 and 79,000 resideat| of ona who lasts. Hu customers will soon bsrioua states have purchased Everglade* lekrn his tricks and leave him. The same la true to all lines of business. lands, with a view to locating in Florida. Many of these assert that tha state has Tbq great unwritten law of right and truth not fulfilled its contract to drain tha la.the only safe ona to follow.* Everglades and ara demanding restitu­ Florida is Just beginning her / rest ca­ tion. reer. The eyes bf the whole Halted States are turned- this way. Capital aod Big Charlie Hand dropped in on us population are rapidly hurrying to tba this week and try as we would we could learn of no business that brought him * Too cold of tho north ond tho Increased l. ’ When asked be said be was Just cost of living are making Ufo hard in (bo toutin' about and that'a AU -we could older states. Our mild dima ta alone get Ho stayed long enough, however, to would attract many persona of moderate eat up about Jm K * P«k of our apples. moans.- Many valuable Byes have been A n NUf Mid the money he was Jingling bo- saved by coming to Florida. . Jobged to some sort )f a Sunday school Tbo newcomers arò bere. More art fund and bo was Just carrying It for bis coming ovary day. Tbo News urgeaal wife. Wo don't know anything about our people to resist the temptation to mi*that but do know ws are out of apple». tEbt Jìcto fcongtooofr feotrt at tLongtooob, jfloribn Ten mileit.from Sanford or Orlando, .The finest and most homelike family Hotpl in Orange county. Furnished new throughout. Our cuisine the veYy*)best. A ten course dinner 6O0. White help , ex­ clusively. Sewafe guaranteed. Boating, Motoring, Pool, Billiards, Tennis, CroQueT, Weekly Dances and' Alkehest Lyceum Attractions Semi-Monthly'for the pleasure of our guests. Our table is supplied with the best the market affords. Catering looked after personally by therMTmagexr M rrArF.'Falok, a well - Jmown„Chef. Aqgomodatjona for one hundred. Booklets upon application^ Information:;^la3 ty given. Write. Wire1 or Phone . *. . , .' . * ' . . . V ,- • Ask Mr. Foster ^ . . . _____ f . , _ x-V. We have our difficulties and disadvan­ tages as has any state. It la bard for the newcomer anywhere, and Florida is no exception. However, success is attain­ able, If Intelligence, pluck and persever­ ance combine. And. not every old-timer Is prepared to advise. There Is more In the man than In tfie land. Whnt Is needed in every county Is or­ ganisation and cooperation. Hastings with potatoes, Coleman with cabbage. Lakeland with strawberries, and Sanford with celery, are object lesson's of what can bo done on and with Florida soli With cooperation, as to .preparing, planting, cultivating and selling, marvel­ ous results are obtainable In DeSoto. We refer to trucking and general farming. ' Of course DeSoto Is the great county for orange» and citrus fruits. . Beouiso. old-timers acting singly and atono have failed with a certain veget­ able land argument against organised e f­ fort. Plenty of water and brains io use the latest And best tools and methods will wim—Arcadia News.-. - - „ Resident Manager W tím h m ú Steinway & Sons Behr Bros. Ma “Crown” Sto Kohler & Campbell - H and Fischer Send for ¡ Catalogues. Prices and Terms JACKSONVIU LORÌDA BIIm Jriianplt E a r lr R o ie ^ Ì Q jt atock.w»» (town by us In Mù m kmd N«w‘ York Sesta. Tk* wAft áatctd to ks unt (o'eirot, fr*s (root discs«« tod rot. c T he) V * unlfornr la *uc. •»Vi.*»* dstosfcdby I n k 0» cold,' •D«G»tries cto b« nud« in«vilis't*ly. •* y . WE MANUFACTURE T ilt CORROÍ ■ * J . E» PAW. Agent Raisins Figs Dates .Gtsee Cherries 5 ■ Crystallzcd Ginger Fruit Cakes ./.Plum Pudding Mines Meat Apples Bananas Grapes Next Doer to Peetoffloe .Í Js«*a'o«.vHto» '( f t ' — " j R f l l l * r i t r a i . ifts That « S U lU t« . <" m o tF JIR D R R T E A U L II IA COMPANY. ■ ■ — POTATO H ' ive Satisfaction OUR M AIL ORDER DEPARTM ENT _____ £ » ^ * la read y to tyandl« YOUR C hr J atm a* Order. Havo STA TION ERY ' you BOOKS Leather Gdods, Novelties ' Toy», Doll», Games aant It InT PICTURES Kodak«, Bric-a-brac Sporting Good* 45-49 West ay St, Jacksonville, Florida V Í �“ - V- 13, 19« _ m e SANrofto _ rcrhf The «tore* ore filled with shoppers thla weak and unleu all signs fail next week will break the record In tales. Sanford bat become the largest trading center In thto tectlon of tha state. (/Among the prominent visitors to the city on Thursday was Judge Minor 8 . Jones of Titusville, formerly Judge of this circuit Judge Jnnes has a host of friends In Sanford and they gave him a hearty welcome. J . P. Holbrock of Orlando, representing the.Ford automobile was in the city Wed­ nesday unloading Fords from the boat Mr. Holbrook recently sold 16 Fords In Or­ lando and expects to tell as many in Sanford. Look for his “ad” In The Herald. iM n . A. D. Commons from Stone Island was a visitor in tho city Thursday. .She visited the art exhibit of the Welakn club. Mrs. Commons aided very materially in the success of the exhibit by her large and varied display of drawings, paintings, fancy work and band painted china. herald Wanted—Steady, poaitioq wijh fruit or truck grower. Reference. John R- Eagle, Potistown. Pa. 29-4tc For S>de—30,000 to. 50,000 ciioice earl Jersey Wakefield cnbbaga plants. T. W. Little rt•PP<n,,,f 5“ ,^®"t,0', of Kennedy. R. F. D. No. 3, Sanford, 20-2c Matters In Brief. For Sale—5 ncre farm, twenty bearing orange tree* 50 peach tree* also very large bearing pear tree* modren 5-room ptBSON" ITEMS O f IN IE B fS I cottage, front and back porche* faces south Golden Lake. 3 miles south east of -rfv Of the I K M U ••"•« T,Hl Sanford: 5 minutes walk to street rail­ way. also Ovehlo railroad. Fine drinking water, good bnthing. fishing nnd swim­ ming.. Also 10 acre tract of the very . M oKflox wm among ibe prominent best celery and lettuce land, well located. t - r^ ò j^ d O r U u d ? ., H mile west Cameron City, less than a returned from quarter of mile from Sanford traction Id *L * carline. Land has a gentle slot» from fe at Miami. tyvi»r.*Jt*r *°d North to South End, so there will never more Ctototoua he any danger of souretkijaiHl. Guaran­ thia eeaaon than eve* befdro. teed to get flowing wells on land. Rea­ sonable price, and terms to suit Ad­ wdlleCaUo"«)'- oommerelal agent for dress box 1127 City. 2-tf3 rt* \ B. f A, « u I® « * city on TueeFor Sale—175 acres richest hammftW /ami land; faces river about one mile; gsy. * ’ ferry crosses at this place: clear view r K. M i« •»* °- w* C000* m,ld • • across river for miles; close to city, on the $4. to $6. e v e ry w h e re to Winter Garden on Tuesbnly clayed avenue In farming section. By Owner. Box 473. 29-2tp For Rent—Entire first floor. Two dedf A- P. Connelly’» « W . friwdi t a Ship your produce to G. W, Judy A Co., room* dining room, kitchen, back porch dilllht«! to t«*rn that abe to aomewhet Tampa, Fla. Write them for stenciL fri-tf and use of bath room. Fully furnished •Try M JH Primo Cigar, a ten cen t for lignt housekeeping. Apply 206 Laurel to«*»- „ Ave. Rent, 32(1 per month 1-ip M* VLS. Brown, of Palatka. arrived sm oke fo r five, cents. * 27-if Lost—Between Laurel avenue and Phil­ Tai((Uy evmlnl on a vtolt to bar atoter, For a. good ta^ tan d home cooking come lips’ drug store, on First street, pocketHn.IL Frankto tlm Slrrine Rdieffor your meals. Rates book containing $3.70.' FiSvlcr return to 4 ^ M tt« W 6 L j4 J-g > ir.w ^ k . ‘ . I 4 . t r 106 Laurel avenue. or^Hf^tiq1 office; lib­ eral reward. % ^ w? * 2 9 -1 Ip u*j Hiss Annie WhJtner were visitor» In Leather good» In great profusionl Bags, Patent Partner — Portp^r igft$T;$80.00 Orlando,Tuesday. purses, pocket books, ail sorts, sizes nnd wanted for obtaining Twtrnf*on new ma­ ¿B.'Bm irnrof tbe Vlrglnto-Carolina prices. JL R. Philips A Co. 27-9f chine, Drawing examined and recom­ 'r«tUto* Off., rasde a business trip to We are equipped to handle your repair, mended In Washington. .Please write‘T. W." care Sanford HernkJv 29-2tp ,’Odaado on Tuesday, work. Sanford Machine A Oarage Car For Rent—furnished ’ ‘them, clec(ric 48tf ‘ Rst. R. F. Kirkpatrick, of Monroe, N. C/.lights, hot itod cold'ha ill .centrally located vil) preach to the Presbyterian church See our new line of Christmas qardkl Address,"S" Box l3l7;'City. ■ 3-tpand Christmas greetings. L R. Philips A •For $ufe—Cheap, one lnrgtj soda foun­ mil Suadsy, Dto lftli. "S , , ' 29-W^ tain frith fixtures including table» chairs Un. a. W. Brown came over with two Co. * . elc. P.O. Box 956,.sanford Fla. I8tf ftkads from Enterprise to attend tbe art One and two horse wagons with ociery .One of the most an liable tracts oi land obi tit Thursday afternoon. flared side bodies at Underwood's. 7»(f •|u Florida, near thn beautiful Indian River, [ " -Ifiss Alice Wbltner returned WedneeHandsomcrt line of alligator bags And now open for sale. If you want good r ggy from her pleasant visit to friends in pocket books ever brought to Sanford, st 'lahd, pretty scenery, health nnd comfort, do net let tills offer slip by. write to J. F. .Oktsodq sad Winter Garden. tbe Rexall store. L R. Fhilipa A Co. Sundcll, Lake Mary, Fla. IH-I4(p 27-9t . . If you have not taken space In tbe ipeoFor Sale — Horse, wagon, carriage, S A N O RD F L O R ID I Isl edition of The Herald you ought to get If you pay more you get no more if ymj single and double harness, gasolene en|ginc and pump, farming implements nnd in today, this Is (he last calL pay less you get much less, than if you |automobile, all at u sacrifice. A. U. Tha recent high license placed upon car- come to board at the Sirrlnc Hotel. 24-tf j Brock. tf •nirsiswill keep this class of amusement At 115 Railroad way, opposite Express You Just must see >ur elegant gift boxes •at of Sanford for years to come. of stationery for Christmas. The Rexul Office, Frank Grahrn'a Tailoring Co—For For Sale—One black broad cloth one piece L R. Philips & Co. 27-9t Hits Mamie Thomas of Athens, Ga. suit and one all wool striped coat suit, hu returned to her horn« aftgp a pleasant 23-tf All kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ also two men's suits. ,► , ,« i visit of several weeks Or Miss Beetle chine A Garage Co. For Sale—Lettuce nnd benn hnmiK-rs, in 48-tf ,> carload lots only Best package on the Long. . * •: ’ If you want delightful Christinas candy market at the price; can ship on short Mr. and Mrs. Barney Oldfield spent get the famous Nunndlly's nt L R. Philips notice. Address'.Willistun MTg Co., Wil. Tuesday in the city enroute to Tampa. A Co. liston. Fla. 2l-10tp 27-9t , >. i Barney'* friends here gave him the glad Wanted—To buy, good second hand Autoet and carriage painting at Un­ surrey. Address. Edgar Brown. K. R derwood's. I irsl class work. 3-1# No. 3. 25 5tp Tty good prices of lettuce are bringing We have Just lire swclleit line of dress­ Three Light House Keeping ApartHients tka-peopis to Sanford to trade. There ing ¿ayes, manicures and all holiday For Rent—$2 50 JfkOO nnd $3 50 per week v*tl be a Merry Christmas for everybody goods'ever ¿ffered in town. The Rexall Southeast corner of Second St., find “ O N Y X B L A C K S ’* Laurel Avenue. Mr>, Hooper. tf year. •t :: Store. L. R- Philips A Co. r E7-6t +W t NEVER CHANGE COLORS For Sale—The richest high land form in ( vJ, J. Mauser, the man Who has made • Wado. the Tuner, Orlando. tf Ofange county. Stock and tools. Thirty Silk and silk lisle, In colors, weight and price to suit all Stated Jamout by hla flhe brand. of 2 in fruit and 12 in cultivated Get 0 box of Christmas cigar* at tbe acres, Our stock of boys', Misses and children's hose are cxfield, balance In. pasture and woodland. Cigars,Ifiadea bnilflee* trip to. the East R ttW flfoA , - 27- 9t ; Good Broonrhouscnndout buildings, Onsceptronal voTues at 15c and 23tf. : , . Coast on T u e s d a y . ■\ For useful and acc^ptSbtc Christmas girts see ouir J<tTbe Odd Fellows'Sanitarium at Galnea- ulitie cryptic and Water works. 314 mile* f \zMix. (X W. King expects to leeve very vllla is toon to be re-opened. from town, \\ mile from belt l(na on S il­ . .< stock of felt and leather slippers. ver Lake. Pleasant to look nt. Very c ^ teVlfglpija jo.ipaod tha Xmas hoil.»• See our lino ofJnnQy boskets for Christ- healthy- Elevation 7fl feet obova^Snn. .. i 1 diyi and make a longer visit to her par. .■ > p j* * IS R. Philips A Co. 27-9t • ford.' Cheap and terms easy. C .F. Wil­ ^Furnished Pa. Flat and Unfurnialieti Plat. liam* Box 923. Sanford, Fla. . , ’10-tf -> Albert Davle.hu' returned from a Ten ncretf of good Innd for kale at a Inquire Capt/“Marks. 29-if bargain Three ncre* , cleared and trap­ ystytlon.Spenc lit >pardandins, PHONE til) Sanford, Morton J<> ,, sad-will take s large >urVeylng contract. C place your order for Christmas flowers ped last season. All under fcrtpcf Near loading station on traction liu#,; Almost to the tyke Ashby section. ' ' y> lusurfc choice stock—Amoor River Prl- given nway. Particular* ot^ Herald vet for Hedges—L. H. TempJe Phono 166 OffloA .5 * T Md Hfs. t HT tefller have arrived tr . llth a^d Oak SL 3-tc "Tfftoy .Sanford friends who employ aftet a six months Visit ib tfentuckV . , ÓUR PLATFORM: A* Broad If th* Kinydom of Corf > *. Initial silk and linen handkerchiefs for me wlqjitAt the Beach, and h’avo used my Celebrated Little Pink Malarip 1’iUs, - Cm sale i t M. Frank's.,' r l M t^ . t wiiftli vou know ntver (nil to Cure MotorGatW JfflfM M w a r e . Qe. for Ray# la andiUvcf #nd Blood disorder* Tail your friends ihef can get therrt at evewy ft •! Um Bx " J^ $* W Drug Store hi Florida. Call Jor j-G-U-C L, pgr Ctel»tnMto^-4Iave you thought of Pills Guaranteed by Dr. Jno. A. Van Val* V XliejTrtn. iuiw ui. kiilipg Hr 1» Mr. Waltlron'» lubjcct next Sunday night—7:00 p. qi. • tvs deer. *t>d bringing, home a wild tux- porualts as a solution to (he glft probUmt tab; ^ t Fri.-4-«p A dozen of your portraits in one of‘ W»r Wanted—Agents to rcpresetU us In all new tiUltoftlvaVylcs will make iwelye fruit and vrgereble shipping Sections in ! A t ' T H E , P E O P L E S CHURCH * * opprorriot.o giii*.-»«‘to «no is sure, to Honda. The New York. Commission Off, A . —1— -------------------- *------------7----- :--------- ---------- — rr 122 Warrep St.. New York City.. t '27-41C jit» . Joel Spirit, I’tftor, oi ll^d' C*ji>tron Cilj - Us owns »owe valuable ty W f to ^ g iere be’.' ippredated. Kriiti» Studio, 2nd ,S t K For Sole—T)*e si nudes l nnd best smudge CJiufch. wlH iptak M lk r(U t N < i| — 11 >, m. __v r ...1 , , , v. / uA shjoys tbe wintonln Sanfordfs i i I « y and Palmetto Ave. ^'% •V heater* on t|ie,market. F. A. Sdmmpetf, • r' ■ • T ' . ' r, ... I'Siindjy ly^Mornini MiHiiin( Pitothiog rrtatbinf 11:00 I l:uu a. m. , Everything la 3 ne itaitotiflry at the Sjnfi-rd. FIs*. Sunday School 10 CU ». n ), * For Sole—One lot with two houses on I* ivrgquday Social Mcttiog 7 30 p. m. '1 , *■ ' - -,f „ - Sunday Night l^rtachiiti 7^X) p>'*i^. c : Wvards, #b6 jiiade mkoji Wends Rexal^tore. . L FL Philipe'A Qo. 27-9t .i Corner Oak jivenus and Twelfth *(rect, \i L ■ *** ' ’ ' * ’ ' re’4 * - < ' ,'Oa ,^s suyln Saafori ‘fsve up his 'Hew goods arriving at Wi* W. Longs A. Schnpider. mm * , g ' •»_ - • iW htb . L i* You art moil cordially invitad to attend-*B the aervicea of thia Church ** Wwtya In NswUns -drag •store, to nc- Grocery — give him a call iS-lf > Having »old my Toby. I must now sell topt a poriUoq With a drag finn In my nenf runabout, vesy cheap. 302 Pork THE STONE CHURCH COME ¡ T OCQftOC B. WALDRON ; Lesson» Ja ck so ^ le/ i; P astor avenue. % t!-ll Park Avenue •; v in Wonted—To sell, ona Improved Rob­ Volea Culture . >*A-Maaaag« to tbe bins Iron Age potato plantar, good as (Italian System ) Women of Tods j r at tisa People's church new, Inquire, Edgar E. Brown, R. R. Carrie Blaine Yeloer tow Tuesday night. Rev. Joel Swart» No. 3. 25-5‘P 309 Nim liftL ■ lb* Cameron City church will »ptak Lost—Jersey heifer, threo years old. 7 ? T rl-23»4tp to the morning. . crop off left and spilt in right ear. Finder bring ta_ J. W. Sypet on C*lcty avenue, Tor S i l e . y We can fupply you for immediate thipmenl ' Kan. and receive rewurd. 28-tfc One Manure Spreader. . ■■*)}' to* wnved In Sanford. This gentleman The Gate City. House hfls brought down Ope Mule Colt-One Year pid. »V«to purchased five acna of vageuble tho high cost of living. Only |4,00 (*» TwoLJfindred Homer Pigeon* Mott complete line of Poultry Supplito. Garden and Field Seeds in Floridi (lie finest t»blo boprj in Tlte city. Tr Wlfl P^otod to Improve hi« > Good Haying Country btore. With See Pkttyr. rj r , 28 Property nt once. , j - *.Ttesldeoee, Wrlu Twt . Barn, Fralt, ate. . Reside Writ« Ear Illastiala» Calala, tUutriiW Cauto, IrK - Ji The lodTtygf the Congregational church i th. iSV fl. # L ..... Mm-, «r- -ii/. * Locatedd<__________ On Railroad. T i, OU«l SmJ Hmm la tha Siila. t vsrms and and TiTruck Land* A .¿ ¡tr “ * ^dAhlngtoti, D. to Several Farms will hold aVko/ster su p p er»C H p p eh ’s ty cjy and will spend the hoHBayd Beating grove« grok and Fine Holmes. music stow,«atqrdoy nlgMiihyn 5 o'clock 206 E ; Bay fit., Ja c k s o n v ille , F la . Vaty Cheap. Apply to 1Urparenta, Mr, and Mr* T. J, Mllto 8. 2.8 Owners Co-operative, For Safe—W*lf (cn*. 14x16 ftr.,Wtih fly. |Mto with hla wife and tUUa daughter, Forest City, Fla. 26-Stp In good condition and dteab**lW. H. AI- '1 who have been ban aavarai Ngtlfi« len, Cameron Clly. . . . 2l-3tp Wanted—To buy horse sul’able for driv­ r .Annqa),meeting of the »tpckboWero of Rung* Harry Ward, Hairy atal Jay ing in jight wagon, and second-lisnd Jh e Sim/ord Light A Fuel Company, for ten returned Wtorday from a trip buggy and wagon; must be cheap for, the •Irctieo bf dlVt^took. will be held at cash. Lewis Vegetable Exchange, 108 booseboat. and brought back thi office of the/prpddetit Monday, Janu28-2tc t ( e»of am «od game with them, All Local Advertisements under* H i t Palmetto aveoup. . Heading. Three Cents a Lina Each lssue For sale—Two lots on Sanford Heights on o r f J t K l ilC S S u Y J o c k p ir o ..'tyd- great sport and expect to go “ V* ; f : H.Hajto. For Rem—Furnlsived Flat—Kfasohgble corner east and south exposure. Only Pre*ldent S. L A P. Co. $550—$200 down and. the balance $ 10 to osa In which the mtrckaat ^ T a -tf Inquire Cap* Mark* per month—W. M. Haynes—Herald Of­ pcb. H , F exrald, “ * , Hsrmoo wi hitnaeU has implicit faJUt—* was In tha dty several Cigars from fice. Get your Xmas Box v ** 2 -tp -• .*•» this A •lie he would not sdraitlae 11. Scc’y S. L It f , C. ' <'■ ' v • 28— It g after hi* property Roberts. Youar«a«feln palronlringtha Eggs for hatching.—Thorough bred 27-it Fri Dire. 6, 1911/ Harmon owns L - 1 bought flva u acu of -fine. land three merchanta whoae ad* appear Single comb white Ughorti*.-Single comb. to 4bto paper bacaau■ every stata in the years ago. I improved and cultivated Rhode Hand Red* Imported strain Fawn dtl Dont forget to fry : tbe tied "Chipped them, Well idea to t 1 want one fnr a Ikty b op-to-date and never * l goods are 0 D-to-d*ta an L hford property so home and trucking. Saw roe for bargains and white Indian Runner duck* $ 1.00 --------- -I * a*. • M beef— chipped yrhiie you wa n ftt W. W. «hopwprn.. ■tM la per setting. W, J . Wilson, R. F. D no. 2, build- on other* Lsvi Blnford. Just south of * l U f — 14-4-tp . Longs grocery, GfyvuTloa Fsctory. a 17-U Sanfotd FU, > .,v ^ ^ fc*. ^ fC n,»‘ g . 4 ' sY. / Lgair . **aiO ir Vaik biSfa . * al •«-■* Some style to this Crossett “ patent** (No. 106), Dull calf top and a inch heel. Clever and classy. So is No. 136, with a calfskin vamp. Note unique perforations. Clothier and Men’s Furnisher ii A NEW SHIPMENT Of ONYX HOSIERY+ l:i E. G. D U C K W O R T H fUIER A MESSAGE TO TlfP WOMAN O f TODAY ; -mmAs imm Seeds and P o u ltiy BEANS pEAS- Ò A tS E. A. MARTIN & COMPANY BYE '* ‘ The Advertised �^ eem ber 13, TrIC tA lfO K P » ♦ » M 8 »>»»++ NO CAUSE TO DOUBT. I t w « O aarM rts*. . . . W * guarsutsa IromedlsU t * * 1' tir» rstiaf to all auffar«« fropj ocn«upotton.- Io P i a c i » A ido d j f i l l i tò> da tiri# V» wlU tita n i th# money pild tu for tt>. Tbat*# • fr»nk COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE ■tntement gf fiSCts. end W.»,*U>< to lu roba tl«i ite U> D i tao uuu v Urna i t WT H i t lit This Depirtm ent Wllj b e round the Hex ■11 Order Um ir e eiten la Views, Opinions and Comments candy, i n particularly pta®fi sgresabls lo actioo, m i be HI o r P n o tic a l Writers i * * 5 l i e . d ,7 or o lib tid o npt dUrrbon. mussa. griping, •*< loosen#««, or other un<JHii»bl# < ToTH Ediuwarnw iii I notlco in The Herald Statò Supt of They hsvs ? ¿ j f K £ ¡ ¡ £ bjrt^P Public Instruction hM sit aside Jo it Sth c o n ta c t. * n Arbor day, I notice in pawing the new they in * aa 1 rsgulatlva' tonic t HUh School, tho barene*» of.lha Aground*Uued musaulsr coat of the n o il tree no g n u cr vines to releJv* the overcoming wSalfneae, 'ant glow of the beaming sun. m t o n the txrwaSgr to tpo Now Ml. Edllor,'*dQn|t jrou think It and healthy activity. wouki Be awfully rrioa. toUavo each clau f te s ill Ordì plant a tree, ea a does u ik -cn Jin . Sth? and ideal far the.OM of cgüdrSI». What baa become of the ilotbers Club? folks and delicata, persona* W e .< It would be a'good Idea for each mother not too highly recommend, th#** whose girls and bojci who'will be attend­ aU aufferers frea any fffnp of c ing tho High School, to plant one rortbelr at!potion and Its attendent £ * 1 children. In thU wayvthero would soon That*e why weJbsch our fiup. be nice shades. In the ’fnesn time build wtth onr promise o f money beai restic erhors und plant .vines- of quIc^i do,not flv# «d ire eatlsfsctloa. site s: 1 2 tablets 10 cents. 8« ta growth. This would add so much to the cents and 80 tableta BO cents. J looks of the school building.is well ns to ber. you çsa obtain Recall 'the pleasure of the teachers and pupils. only a t oar store—The WmU L R. PHILIPS I, CO. California W ealtisc^ November 23th the thermometer at -, For Baby** Eyea., Rlvercitie. CaL, recor9ed ,'SAl degrees. * M o tte « , piasse do noi èasfi yoax Rivetsiue is in the heart p j tho citrus bablea but wtthout any shsde for thè field of Southern Calfornfe'- The same eyea. Even. though. tt ls.n et summer day the humidity at Los Angeles was 10 Urne, they should not be aUdwed to Up at 8 a. m. and 13 at 5 p. m. The wb^le wlth thè suo shlalng In thalr eyea. Afl country, is simply 4ned up. A cor­ aorta pi troubles reeult from thla. eyjs respondent writes: -flio weather Is so Inflammatlena of masy ktnds, orten detective vlsion and nsrvoua condì dry that the skm cracks on, m l hands tlone,;Whtcb remalo tot Ufo. IX .goti knd face, and the chrome affects many would try lytng wlth ile 's u a sblnlng like this." On the tame day a mountain In yonr ere» for an hour or so yoq Ore raged throughout the mountains and woold soon reailse fiow dtsagreeahje valley of Santa Monica Join it nearly one It la -for a baby in a goearl or «afmillion dollars dninag;. 30.000 acres was rlhga to bé, gybjected jatU- • burned ovrr. Ashes fell on Los1 Angeles. Ye': we never hear of these things Th8. Turbins. n ’ j , . T h e Ural s t» m ttxrbln^fitted vessel In the press. The press agents keep these stories waa constructed by the Hon. 0- A Parsons t t bis vrdrks at Newcast)erOfl under cover They would only get^Ocentj to a dollar Type. The Turbid?a, a small vessel 10 0 feet In Itagtb, made her trial trip for the Item if sent to the Association November 4, l l t i The eystem: rap­ Press to hd heralded over the world, do­ idly developed owing Uf Increased ing thousands of dollars of damage to ■peed of the vessel# fitted wtih-kwbtfia the emomunity. * ** eiiglnee and the eoouotayiaifectkd in BufSt is different in Florida. co a l; Improvements were made In - We have some press agent! who would th eir construction, and today the tur­ condemn the wholo state to the bow­ bine ship Is popular the world oeW wows for the fifty cents hrs gets for. his . -- ---------------------- '■* services in wiring in the story. If he London Qeod Oyeter M arket would tell the (ruth It would't be so bad, Iyondon’ is • **• «. eoaeumer o< there are o-rtnln rr^utotioipr In press oyetyre. The. theapoeM *f U>e AaH. Work that must be followed to. "get the' cacy half a century ago erkated a de­ • d n ." ' * • mand for It. which Lm hung with the For Distance n fire must be a $30.000 appetite» of the people as tenaciously Cro before it is of national '.Importance •a ;tbei.habit of ’smoking a pipe has —so a $4 09 Ore is made a holocaust. A among the man. ’ It is e s típ ite ! that frost must he of notional interest before Londoh* consumes a hlljloo a year, and it Is acceptable to the Associated Preas— the record shows that le 1184. when prices wtre very low." _fO8.0O8.0OO so if Mrs John Jones' geraniumni are were estes.. nlgjjed i(ie cnm-spondcQ^ wires that the orange o op ia completely fooxeb for the fifth time that seamn. And en such ^Shewing the.Bna'ishmai». - , Englishman (palronlajagly)—"TeU? dope Uses California press feed Its readers, diverting attention from their own troubles school , ficultlee ara « o e U ta t,. I pill and diasters at homti,. which are really told.** •American .i«uav*ly)—^W tH I should siy. Bee the 6mlthionisa in­ serious. stitution over there? Think of o WUldBring your uld lires io Sanford Machine Ing dike that. Just to eduoate the A Garage Co. for vulcanizing. 48-tf Letters and Commutilcatlonion Various Timely Topics. HAND BAGS Gome and choose joist what you want have i t No matter what your requin: may be as to quality or price, we can UMBRELLAS BIG BEN-Alann Clock Toa Soto» * — .— t _?*f' •* jn* * from our magnificent stock. nAfrll woo flniflhest.Qll grades all stylee. We arc proud of our line and want to show it t ’ - Barry Beta Just across the street Water Sota Punoh Soto Smòking Sata Manteare Sata Traveling Batí! . Chooolat© Boto E x p e rt W a tc h R e p i AM Work Guar ante •</ Send Your Work to|Uf and Have It Attended t Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Hep GREENLEAF & CRO.Tvt . Jeweler», Sivenmiths 41 West Bay Strr4* uul jm-Miru-r , I t >on*d *+ ♦4« SO ID SILVER QUA s p e c ia l t y » Weddhtfi; Bouquets and n o n i Emblems ’ ^ ' Phèiti òr Mall Order» Aeeetve Preme* Attention Open 7 B. m. to fl p. m. » * — AND- JaoktonvIIIS Florid, -HH ROGERS PLATED KNIVE8 FORKS 8POON8 JARDINIERES AND m in f OROrhWNÉR WEÀRS ASMIlt fford" to—Just look—latest models a f tho foro oak. ulth fun equipment. delivered a t the follow!»* exceedingly low prWta 5— Passenger Touring Car, four door» . 1; - ; - $7JJ ^ — PassBfger Roadster Car . V- -x V * »J 2-^Passenger Torpedo Runabout, four doo/s " ■ ■ w j Dellveiry Car » . . . - ¿ iv . : 763 FOR DEMONSTRATIONS ÇEC OR WRITE W ATC H ES BROOCHES PRACTICAL PENOANTS LO C K ET8 RINGS Corner Maiq^iüid Monroe, Jacksonville. Brandt of the G R S à T S S T C U F F L IN K S . lyitem o f B ufín fSi^oU eges in the W orld—22 year*’ wcGeu+itto$0 STICK PINS graduates. More than 100 high-grade Instructor*. - C ontrats givra to secure graduates PO SITIO N S or R E F U N D M ONEY. Indorsed T IE C U P 8 Distributor, Orange anf) Osceola Counties ORLANDO, FLORIDA MAURICE H. SLACK. rw ft g l* ^ OFFICIAL WATCH Hess & Slager bbss?>JS«n l«cm; 5E B«t St— Z<l W. Bi t St Jicbf»Kile. PÎetlkj ----------------------------------- - — ............. i»»8H by more FloríQhsañd Georgia Bankers’ and other business men tKjh ALL O T H E R Florida and Georgia b u sin eii colleges combined. W i *1» teach BY MAIL, Catalogue F R E E . M^uger, J.ckWDvilU.-SW Get Your EtiEfavIng Dono This Week Only e lu s iv e baker in the city. A ll mixin£fione with latent improved Sani­ tary E&achitaery, Spencer’s Bread handled by all first elass. g r o c* o- r s . >/i special Orders PROMPTLY SOUTHERN SHIPPING NO. 90 . 119 WASHINGTON STREET. NEW Y08I TH E je w e l b r * —- _I C m m t f » r B tn n : Kindly worn for Wcndl if needed We Make Everything Knovfn to the Trade : 106. NO. Ill PARK AVENUE. SOLICIT INQ AGENT WANTED Open Evening« OOATION ANO E X P E R T E COUNT? �E î^ Si' ‘-Ui;iX? - J tilt HANfORU MtkALD . ,,da orahge la good, sweet ' y w w t H w w w w s w w H m m w H s w < w v * w sm m w s w w % w Juicy, and all tne Florida grower < b i l got to do to create a market for ► ► «1: < hla fruit i a to tee t u t no fruit lcaro* ► the itato that he would not enjoy oatfl logt him»elf. 'S f am Interested In Florida to tho extent of 120 acres of land near •“ "rlf* BrookiYtlle, and hopo In the not too distant future to Improve it. perhaps to OffltlAl OrBtr» «f Florid« grow some oranges and grapefruit, uo yoti aeo I am selfish enough to <» Orowere Indori« PoH«y wlih J l o r i d a prosperity. Palng Pursu«d^ ,T o o n truly, WM. a . McCo o l a w a m w ssH sw vH w w a FOR CHRISTMAS il* Safety Razors, Gem, J r , Gem,, Enders, E ve r Ready, Razee, Auto Strop and Gillette THI GOOD* WORK ftO ON. .. JS £ g 5« ‘ ^ ' Vi------- T ) ■ STONE 4$ THE BEST A fULL UNE OE H i < 1. X. L. AND ROBESON j POCKET KNIVES a « •* 1 Ranks ,Flro1 as Materiel for Small (or tU l i f t tó > o a t b * . Con¡I Houses, With Well Chosen ; ¡j * ¡Mtpor ttà t^ r« *y fruit * n(1 Brick Second. 1 ___ materials, native stone, ihlppod ««»A Cpmplctc line of Rochester Chafing lit, concrete, brick, shingles and pllnl^s a r c good In the order named. Dishes, Percolators, Coffee and Tea Pots t thank# ot every grow«- of d i- Native etpne deserves first place be­ " ■ ■ I■■ — Sl ...I ■ — — cause lt"(s sure to bo good In color „ J t In tho ita ti of Florida. ■th, im n fruit iblPP«« «>vld for the^pfaee In which it Is quarrlod, liti tho breakfast tabi« o f iom« especially-after it is somowhat weath­ botti and lliten to the re- ered. Shipped etpne le oflon quite as «fa* bunch of traveling ru n good, ■ometlme«‘«^en better, and oc­ ila ri tholr meal T lU i,'* casionally bad. In using either kind fruit, and not only loie pf atone for- smalt housos, a heavy lo, but tholr temper« «e and clu m af effect may be obtained unintentionally, i f the atone Is very j{ -would luraly mah# th i groen well E L j t w l «fri <**■ notlco,"rough And hewn. The amoothor the stone, ' ■. or « 1« narrower tbo layers of It, tht fblm a genti« hint u to why Fior¿> lass.tho danger tU re 1« of (his heaviness. i , fruit p«U » black «ye Jn Concrete has a naturally good color, Sanford* Flòrida.'*» g.t Storili, àJ ■x «o lnteroited In Florida and.ox- and may be toned artificially, if de­ . » w w a a w w w w w v v v s w w a w w w w a w w a m a s i W H U U w w H a w w A w w w w v w vs w ||tl to m .r» it my permanent nome sired, Brick, If well cboien. Is a a W V W W V W V m W S ’. H W W W H V H H W W W V W V W H W W W H H V W W W W W W W H W H H S S i year or tiro. Whàt ttn iy a close aecppd to- native atone. From pair of good muleo for, weighing, aay that position It tune down the scale until It Is scarcely bettor In quality j i Á »boot »80 to 1.00 poundof T. M. T. than wood, and lose agrcoablo (0 look Noto.-ÌYUt (Jo tho freon fruì baro a t A brick of staring red will be a oat« for tho fooling« of tho men who bOJTpr to any cultivated eye; and If lit'the null! Tholr object 1% to Bell -you wish to make ouch a house a To the Old Reliable * |t|nd from under; to take the nightmare, you have only to surround the marmot, and leayo the Commission Merchante it with purple clematis, scarlet salvia, «ufferéd, durlnji girlhood, from womanly weakness," curd« to u o conoumora and Jaehsenvlll geraniums and crimson ramblers. The Vinzant & Co., Florida g rtreri They are the- “Apache«" of writes Mrs. MoIIlii Navy, of Walnut, N. C “At last, I wag result le better Imagined than aeon tyroniiga lnduitr7. almost bed-ridden, and had to givo up. Wd had three Wood, the poorest of building mate rlgJa, Is discouraged by all our build­ doctora. All the time, I was ceding worse. I had bad DOINQ GOOD WORK. ing laws. It needs constant palming, spells, that lasted from 7 to 28 days, in one week, after F repairs and worrying with, and 1« to Miami, n a .—To The Florida Orow­ be taken only at a last resort. In gave Cardul a trial,' I could eat, sleep, and'Joke, as well as.j er: I fiel that (he Florida Cltrua Ex­ place of a canvas ten t If It uiuel Manufacturing Co. anybody. In 8 weeks, l was well. I had been an invalid change and tho Florida Grower are be wood, howeror, wo may console I gmUr. Se«K [Juan, Blind«. GfDinl MiUweik for 5 weary years I Cardul relieved me, when everything lolhg 0 grout deal of good for the ourselves with (bo though( that shin­ ( eeimitrs iivJ Citglog 1mmiM fyult Industry of the state, and otuiuld gle« take good etalns and make • else tailed.'’ - bo supported by every loyal Floridian very picturesque appearance And If J A C K S O N V I L L E , F L A . gad especially by the growers. Wlib- the houga Is Irrevocably of plank*, tog yod all oucoeeo, 0 . E. W. we can at least plan for an unobjec­ % Koto.—Wo appreciate the sent!- tionable color scheme. pints 'expressed above by one who E L E C T R IC A L F IX T U R E S it en the ground and knows the conLar|ett Slock m ibt Suit Witft fof C*t«k>| tjcaa^'We ore Drmly convinced liticai, — ' »lit! Price* ■ —— ttgt la time that all will, aee the If you are weak and ailing, think what It would mean, ita of what wo are contending c i I A S . i). M cK i n n e y c o . to you, to recover as quickly as Mrs. Navy did. For more and lfiitead of oppoolng, that they J a c k a o n v l llo, F la . than 50 years, this purely vegetable, tonic remedy, for women, bo'with uo. That, their Intoroot ihdMJur Interest are., ons and the has, been .used by thousands of weak and ailing sufferers. - fun* —. namely, tlj« upbuilding of D R . C. G. B U T T They found it of real value In relieving Ihcir aches and Florida'* thd ustries and a livelihood pains. Why suffer longer? A remedy that lias,relieved DENTIST (bf. thoie who literally .earn their rsB&sfeë ¡Ti' M and helped so many, Is ready, at Ihe nearest drug «tore, for ’»»«d by'.tU iw n tR f tjhaU Jm w . . . 5„ Olfice: Yowcll Uuildlng 1 te natiti» en tap of tv ■, r ♦ • use, «t once, by you. .Try it,,today.____ * _________ _ >und bught to be un T^SAUFUBI). FLORIDA . lOHO.ATilBWiRfl WHY, ' ' dar it maplrinf th# cabbaea*. * \ c r * l* , •-.„-l, » __________ ■. .. Writ* to: Lsdlst’ A4vt»*v DvpL qmNnoon Mrtirtiw Co..Ch«tt*n<wes.Ttea, ^ * ‘ -M a rk Twsln. lor tiptciai Intlmahm. sod M piie book, »tome Trtstmcnt tor wontn. scaTbts. L9T Whjte Plain«, N, J> -T o The.-FlofA ^ D E W JO H N S O N HOT WEATHER OI8HE». iii A nice line of Carving Sets and Butcher’^jfcnives “1847” . Rodgers Spoons,Th e K Knives, Forks, Best Line Table on the and Tea Market Hill Hardware Company FRUITS and VEGETABLES Bad Spells J. C. Halsema Card!)i Woman’sTonic M A N T E L S , C,T, >tiEN INET m * M 0rp*ii: I hava read in yodr. pa* ATTOK N EY -A T -L a W ; por about people «ending green fruit to- tho Northorh. mark «la. Several « m i ago JJ » « $ l 1ft 0 0 4 ,0 ! * the fruit’ otpr*» here and Inqulred-iabout o r •*£». They had tome flue-looking C .OKcfila ortngei, 1 naked If It wore _ Fru it drinks, ealads and meet »ubf^acOcti lo Stala a>>] TadriaJ OjvtD etltutos are dishes we ere looking Tor rttona ?48 M. G. I Pul Wins, during the hot days of summer There Is no drink which quite utkee the place of tfie old-fashioned; lemon «de, and none h olt to pure cold water j - g e o . a . d e c o t t e ,s .. Which quouches tho thirst so effoctu- A T T O K N Ç I' ¿fm 'tyU N .S ELD O ^ a t LAV\¿ «Ur- .’ A ^ery nloe drink may be prePractice.ip 3 tino,aod Federar pourte ^ oraaito; but they; are grben and -pared frilfti a lemon and two oranges G a r n e r B f r t i t /'~ * iiinfor’d Flu. •dr. TUjr are liUcy. bht eour." He for i.-guhft-of water. Bruise a. bunch »ot pCgr to. ifll^tno' Any. and 1 of «InUxUid )et It diffuse In t ^ Jutce * r* ______ _____ .__ » • . ___________ 1 __ ££__ t_______ -A. • ..... ....... .- - ------- ----- — -■ ___- : * __- -T * -...' ---- ' * Utkin*, of them hmong, hla fine fot an hour Oy'two, then remove hnd D R .' W. * > .llO U S H O L D E R ,kdd the waTer; sugar'To u sta and a dliplay of freit» j suppose *b* had V »at them away «omewijoro In hopes■prigiof mldt and a gllce of lemon and rlUÜNTlSt . -, la adciition to oür regular line 5c, 1 0 c oran^o to each glaaa. , , - > * -*• * . *• * , «* J t l a r widid r W . Now,'.-why will peo; nioaa-íli ■A delicious dessert Is one In -fchlch Rnora» A3, fl sn<i fí ITÜ JAfU and 25c goods wo have recently added -.»1* peril it in ruining th«ir own/bullmusk melons, cut In halves and seeds ¿Ü-A N F ¡i R t). F L O -R ID A. J* by lending eych *tu ft to tho removed: are placed ot^ papec Mollies #++•+w*Of-»IN** Ì .** ?Ji, ft« *« ** b : h .; a t ; ' * <* • on ■Ltj*"»n p l a t e . F i l l ihesg. fruit cupik*wlth<'ke,Crestm and garnish with -> . M p^H iRN gR'* POINT OF V llW . V A r .'R . M j M A '8 0 N ; ; 'ÍV a few piece« of cgntou ginger to alm. . . V • D tN W i \ I -T Trtrerae Olty. Ut'úh,—To thovflor* ulate aeeda. Thlg la a truly delightful u iJ i v m n M • * > '” Phôns Phene ID Wfitiorn Block R,!.Y ^ . M* Grower: E n r I. find »1 for; a 4fpM Í, ' ’ - ' Sanloftl.^torlda Anothar equally delicious deaaert, Fuji line ìadiesT^childrens’ and men's !•«'» »ubscrlptlon yodr valuablo though nbt aa beat^Iful In appearance, ! U v e formed, th e. habit .of ■ shoes^ and as ño additional expense* t 1« grape Juice parialtDK. F. C. 1 3 0 À R D M A N . îü -? * P ^ . flrJWef through a neighBoil t third of a cup of grape Juice * t is added, in order to sell them, we arc DENTIST.•■ 2« . fflùf ^ to Ì M 0" oow *nI an(T three fourths ot a cup of augar . wil.l cannot dp without- It until It halm when dropped from a All Modern-Methods'«nit AppHtnccs selling fhem for less. Come and in*, 1 W e U^p vorr.lmbch intorooted It ROOMS S. s .„J 7 PHONE « 1» TWr fight over • -grpen fruit law spoon! Pour In a lino stream upon SUnforJ, Fioraia vestigate, you rnfiy save a few dollars.. if* W4 from |aW Ni[ ^__ir*« point of vlow th i whites of two eggs beaten stlfT To one and a fourth cupfuls of double th* only thing that yrtU cream add a half cup of grape Juice • 2 ,“ J1 I*»« Florida (ho prestige that and t h i Juice of a lemon; beat until T H O M A S EM M ET W IL SO N R K la B n Northern markets Arm. Fold th i tw<j mixtures together a tto r n ey and co un sello r ..... ^rull at' homo and mold. ' Cover eecurely and1 pack AT-LAW In equal measures of salt .and tee. Lata Siata AUOfnVr Sevenih Judicial ¿imilt of llorkla .¿WJ lut winters noyer knwrthgt Whan unmolded sprinkle with chopped »Tcrifla oranges were good to e a t Uiu- pletechlo puts. Realdcorea. Snelurd and Svivan Lata -- When' ierjln g watermelon, cut the Btnford . ■, . y rr , melon cro ss*lie and use a lerge spoon « « that I would wait, for California to cut out cones of the melon, remov- * L. G. S T R IN G F E L L O W . 1laving ,p * ,t a part o'f lMt’ win- tng the seeds before serving. A grape JUSTICÍ! OF TH E PEA CE ' ■■ *L1 ■ ■— 1 -P I* » Florida I learned.that the trou- le a f ma> be used for a dolly on e a c h HUTART PUBLIC • -O plate. Tiu» simple French dressing Is so Offici- In City HaU easily made and so much more pala­ «P. • *D0d aght table and nutritious than the boiled ^ « b o x of unripe tnrit a t a store dressings, It should be oftener on our HORACE MENDENHALL w . lioeer. tU ^ ... >t„ table«. TEACHER OR MUEIC .. ** tw Giva Lrtaom «Uho Hau»» of.Pupil* The gr egtre a so n that so many peo­ •a •alacUnv a QRAT—th«T Agent fee the C«l»bretod Heilst A Devis ple object to olive oil la no doubt be­ PIANOS cause they have been served with an calalo« write for U gANPORD - FLQRIDA tnferlor.olL- There la no economy in purchasing a poor oil for the tableOllTe.oU ahoald have a awogt,-nutty S r*felWi*«EEtttErEÁfea. M l , IN E Z H I L L Ui i Rii t i » aaiM t i Se« iei ,| flavor, end odor, and a slightly greendUi/' mUt ■ g -------almost * 2 ." V a a u S Ta 2 & í 2Î1E,AZ Ï »hraly !Cljr LYanrtji ©tore S .!f5 G r o w i n g a l l - Y h e t i m e ii » * S H O E S I / 1 rifled. C arrate ay I MANAGER ^ S is m ia & A \ •- ‘ v*- > GRAY MOTORS IN FLORIDA FOR YOUR BOAT - - "V ..7&t 12 HP. a"* to tt* UH', toicnulon PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Room 14 V e*m«r-w«<Mirafir bkii. . -•••: ' . . ' ‘ - • .- * ' - • . + * ;ÆUÊàtimmâSk �December 15 ^ t SANrOftD niRALD COUNIY HAPPENINGS (Continued From page two) LAKE MARY MELANGE To th* Editor oiThs lletsid: Mr. Cline who makes hi* home et Leko Mary in the winter has Just returned from New York state. He said that he had made his mind up to stay In New York but cold weather drove him sogth. 0. IL Btarkenbaker of Jefferson town, Ky., stopped over one day to look the “landscape o’er" and expect to come back, he la taken up with the place.* llerbet Saunders ond Walter Tyrell of Oxford England have been staying at the Nortin House. t , 0. V. Vinyard of TeniL, U also putting up there. Samuel McBride paid Sanford a busi­ ness trip Monday. Also Mr. and Mrs. B. IngersoU. Mrs. B. J. Overstreet did some shopping in Sanford Wednesday, Rev. J . F. Sundell la not doing so well at this writing. We trust he will soon be about. 0. H. Highstrom of Maxwell California, spent a week ot Rev. J . F. SundelL Saga Florida surprised him In having so much timbered land and that there was XT' much sand. Give good word for Florida oranges, is that they are sweeter gad Juicy than California oranges. He left for n trip- to New Smyrna and East Coast, w- MaurlcC Kfdey of Tampa Is vising his mother Mrs. A. W Keeley for-few days. Dr. Neal of Sanford paid US a profes­ sional visit Sunday.k'" '< *.t • * 89 train o i A. C. L was held up here for a short time Wednesday by blowing out of cylinder cock. Engineer repaired damage with plug made of pine saplin. Orsuges me moving slowly from this place and nothing can be said against (he grown« for shipping green fruit. Dot the growers complain of a slick buyer who has been working this pluco and nbnrby growers Gets fruit shipped to him and itirn report* had pack oranges, splits etc. My what some folks will do for the long greh Can any one tell ui what remains to be conquored by thek tongue! • • ( Well, we kept on good aide of Mr. Jonn Evan* and had pleasant rldo |n bis motor boat. PAULA POINTS Sped«! Cartel pond once lq Tlio ItcrsM. Let Us Give You a Few Suggestions for Xmas Presents FOR L A D I E S Fancy Hand Bag: Handkerchiefs Silk- Ties Silk; Hose >• . Ktibx, or Stetson Hats Fancy Neckwear Kid and Silk Gloves Silk Hose Parasols M|_ J ^ «. 'll I <- Handkerchiefs Suspenders B e lt-P in s Shirts Silk'Dress Patterns Table Linen Napkins to match Coat Suits Golf Goats Sweaters Kimonas Aprons Dress Suit Cases Umbrellas Mufflers^ * Belts Sweaters Trapse rs Pajam as Lap Robes ; ** ^ We trust the recent cold snap helped Out the truckers; it certainly did no,dam­ age among the orange groves on the hills, but hastened the ripening of tho fruit greatly. Sarue fruit Is being shipped out r - from hare 'now. nnd th«* Into hours (bo *l tocal keeps" makes things intcrestlog for the agent. Mr. John Hartley ha/ lately returned from Taylorville. j », Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, from Rhode Island, paid an over-night visit to Mr and Mr*. A- V. MrQwin Iasi week, going on 19 (he east coast to spend some time. Mr, Oscar Pearson went to Orlando to Work tho first of tho week. <• -Our neighborhood Is rejoiced to see the r. process of strewing the road between. ^yWilsons corner nnd Paula church actually ■ib'ing on. It wifl be n great help and pleasure to everybody, and wc oil fet) like taking off «fur, bats’ to County Comnussloiier Woonruff. Do Your Xmas shopping early. You can Shop with more Satisfaction and we cap give you better Satisfaction. , MONROE ITEMS Special Coer« pond«no« ro The Hersld m nm plo on tlia West tide had soothing like that for they certainly have the place for holding an affair of thft kind. A crotjuet ground has been added lately, the dance floor made smooth, a better approach to the dock and considerable minor Impovememo; also a row boat which Is for hire and fnore will be built if tho demand war­ rants it. ‘ The ferry from Woodland Park to Dechi landing wllj not be pet in. because Vousja county Is building a good road and will operate a ferry very close to the old BA k landing to Monroe on this aide. If Or in go County refuses to buifd the ap­ proach on thli slde(whlch Is a very small expense.) Volusia Co. Intend» to come ore- and do this work also. The people on this aide are very Indignant over the uctlon of onr board In refusing them this •ruairexpense, while they spend such an enormous amount on the east side ferry. For this reason those who come here have to spend some time acquainting them­ selves with scientific farming. Having done this, the new-comer la as able to rfiuke a good home aod money ns is the festive. But the new citizen, like the ^Cracker," toon realizes the fact that there are several antiquated laws In force In Florida wtilch should be changed. Hewonders why the change baa not already been made. "■ These changes could all be brought about with but Jit tie trouble by the fram­ ing of a new constitution which wquldprovide for e few modem lines of legisla­ tion. HJ state building, along th? proper lines, Florida. beq be placed in the front' radii-ot the Union. The population of the' common wealth win doubt?-.within tbe next ten years; years: end belwe before these new people come to us we should ao revls?* our laws aa to Make them feel that we ore progressive. Among other things, we need a law pro­ viding for tha building and maintaining of good roads all over the state; wo.need a constitution which will permit anycounty to bond for seboota at any time; we need a better law rrgolatltlg tbe disposi­ tion of prlsonars; tbe pit laws should be changed; many other knfeovementa should bs made for the good of the state, Y j ' Florida la new In development and should take advantage of tbe many end grevtoua mistake» of her »liter states, fn maklug these change« great care should be taken, as mlatakos would injur? the commonwealth In the tong run. However, tbe opportunity la at band and, while the new eettlera are coming In, a model a* .Since lettuce fins been selling a t from to 95 jw ? hamper, the knockers have till become boosters, raying*! told you bo." ‘ Slilprt$nti'from li% Jtra verf heavy thl* week. 158 hampers of lettuce Jc(t here Tuesday by express; AJ1 are ship­ ping in ['nr lull. Sneak thieves.’Entered G. W. Powell's residence Monday night nnd carried off a Wick ufiflolir nnd ether provishms. . Mr.'Shalt Oglesby has leased n 5-ncre tract ot ign l an 1'ineVrvadne and expects — W oodsha* to plftnt li In beans tills spring. . Mr. John Wlpn bus moved toSunfi'rd. Building a S tats - He has a position with (liq Southern Es-■Awarding to reports made by rallrosda press Company there. - ^ . It aeerns that hunting parlies on Sun­ aid real estate agencies over the country, day arc very common of late. If there ,ls n’ Itnit 39.000 bonjeacehera will come to any law on Sabbath breaking, it shoujd Florida thig iWaxer. This 50,000 does not Include yrlnikf Visitor* or pleasure seekers. bo enforced. ’ *. ' , It o v . rr only those who are seeking new homes, j* WOODLAND PARK N0IE8 Every year the imrober of prospective To th* Elitut ¿t ItM llsrskd: , <, dll tens vrtu flock to this state from other The pleasant weather brought u nlc»partaof the country increases marvelously. lot of people to tha pvk Sunday.. Among The best part of this Immigration la the those who came were: Mr. and hfri. Mri. Rob­ Robfact.tbat those who are coming annually bins, Mr. and Mrs. Reed. Mr. and MroCarTto make their hhraea with us are Aloerlson. Mr. nnd Mrisr Thornton. Mr. Mike-c <arn. They do not have to be educated aall and family, Mr. nnd Mrs Downer. Mrs. form of government, es they have Mat« atuMiU K . K..I1, Sceaefer ond son. Mrs. Dagger, the Cobb bttri bom under tbe .same flag and have brothers and o nhmher of others whose ,tp^iirn* love of country. Nolle» * r names were not given besides a number w iuiU - atata la different from other» In Tha annual meeting of tha atockboMera ■keyekaJ-wdya. WbV)eoopartofltMaswitb- Ube-.Flm. .National Bank of Sanford, 'There Is'tome tnlk.nbout a general picnic ln the tropica, yet It smacks of tbai sec­ 111 be M d aw-the offlea of tbe Bank, In and dtnicfe and prehopa a fish-fry Justbe-- tion of tha globe mare than any other foia Cbilstmas* It la. sbouf ümo^ba^eoi American possession on tha oontlnant Wfrare y o U 'ca n .g eU h e t e s t o f everythin)! deli\ to your door by speciül messcnjter and on TIh i « . WC.CARRY A COMPLETE LINE Or Florida and Western Beef and Pork, Lamb. Dr ) Salt Meats, Fisti, 'Poultry and Home-Made Pot h saie. ¿C < " ? / ■ ' We arc now prewired to give to the trade our special V-V' .«OME-MA^C CORN BEEF ^Pry^br^yttlrwill be pleased, "" J " J 1 * m Pilone N» I FERTILIZING Citrus Growers -, ’ ThataaMM.for Fall Fertlllxlng are ably «» * v* . . presehted in our new free booh entitled * ■»af\Qtrug Growers, Look Ahcadl — 1 ■ .; Send foe a copy,-Now 1» the time to lay the foundation for next y « r ■ ■ - ■ ^MSB » ■■■ Ideal Fertilizers |M S o u p ^ m Right P r lM h —r> - ■, . . . R ig h t Proportion» Right Resulta Call ot our Branch Waw-Houae, R. C. Maxwell, Manager, o: n.Dir« ^ -Wlieon a T o o m o r Fortlllzor Co. j �CHRISTM AS EDITION D E C E M B E R 1911 OF Fourth Year mm •X. ' $ mm R $K iW a w t mm Xvfj wm m . �F R JL D E R IC F i1 RN A M ) . B. V F. H. RAND. ic k - P r e s . W H I T N E R . .1«.. SAN FO R D P r e s id e n t * F. P F A s s ' t C a s h ie r FLO R ID A nd Profit C ^ ÌfatW !^ J(JtìW f E S T A B L IS H E D IN P* u * '' R O U G I IO U T Tw'entv Fou r Successive YcarE, it has been the earnest j ; -endeavor of the First National Bank,-'through its officers. ■ I administer the resources entrusted to its care, that every Ç ing enterprise and every worthy man and woman should receive I |~ every accommodation and every encouragement possible to LT~r tended with sa Iet y to its trust. ~And,jmw, for (he I wciity Fourth consecutive year, the Bank extends to its patrons, friends and neighbors, best wishes lor a very Merry Christmas and a I fappy, Prosperous New Year Assuring them that its energies in the future, as iii thejpafet, will ever be exerted toward the upbuil(Jing-of a Greater Sanfoi'd, and, thçtpromolion of Happiness and Prosperity among its people. �rf5 ' V- Va¿ . w •■TT W ì K r' r W ; ra*. €_.— * - rye\+- ’ ■ ,?; í S-4 í Í t^ ‘ S -- H F ?• Published Goml-Wookly— Tuesday and Friday SANFORD HERALD /:V S A N F O R D — Lite is Worth Living BANFOHD, n«mb«r 3 0 FLORIDA. T U E S D A Y , DECEMBER IB, (911 ALL AROUND ELORIPA ■* * ' Volum« IV NEWS Of HIE WORLD * The General N e w s o f T h e L a n d o f F lo w e rs . Items of Interest Gleaned Fron» Various Sources CULtfD FROM TJIE S T A T E PRESS HAftPENINGS OCRING THE WEEK T v, H(re th e ' Renders Will rind a Brief Historical Spring Flowing Tor Hurried Kcndefs., Champ Clark, speaker of the house, ad­ dressing the Southern Society of New York, predicted the south one day woulri be the *n\uu - thickly settled portion of the United States and that (he greatest growth of tho country "ITT nip desirable way»” would be Southward. No region cvrr was so lavishly dowered by natured. Her physical resources, scarcely touched a* yet. are pmclically Inexhaustible. The most spursely pupulited portion of our country, it will one tiny be the most thickly settled. Tho least wealthy portion per capita, bids fulr. ultimately, to be ea rt tn singing hom o o g a in —ih© h e a rt Is sinking homOj among the wealthiest. e r a v e r up und dow n th o world th e r e s tle s s foot m a y rodrn. News of Kumiu's protest ugainst tho W hen co m o s th o tim e of holly- leav o s. of fellow ship a n d rnl Sulzer resolution spread through- Wash­ T h a t marKo th e^ g lo ry o( th e d a y th e C h rist-ch ild c a m e lA c ington (his afternoou causing a decided T h e n all a b o iit a n d e^Jl a ro u n d .'o A m o u n tain , p la ln j a n d fja m , Kuch good work is being done-in Jacksensation. Tho state department ad­ 'T h e h e a r t y singin^/hom o o^aln —the, h e a rt is singing homo. mitted this afternoon /hat (ho situation ’ soovllie by the Associated Charades. was serious. Some uf tho officials there The .report of this organization shows have contended from the first that tho thst durln 1 November 209 Individuals first the abrogation uf tbo treaty of 283$ *-‘sfid famines were nssisteJ. \ would leave tho United States without fSt Augusti ie is talking gboui the i “^ie w and ervlovol It leA ds us orf bonoQ th t ,,w "to d re a m in g „s ta r i •my sort of friendly intercuurso with ~ eorBraisiion form of govermneni accordIt d ® ch on s/ u s with te m p lin g h a n d s from m ^ n y Ifm ds afar, Russia and therefore in a worse position tng to the Evening Record. and will til* H 'M1"®* u/ w h e re th e ;1otos drofim is filled w ith ra ro d elight. than now to enforce the admission of cuss die proposition in all of its phases American citizen«. All thought of being It g u id es us w h o re tho s ile n t snow s gleariry throu gh th e onciloss n lg h t( during the corning months. able to negotiate a new treaty with nd\v. to all who w a n d e r faf b e n e a th th^ sK y ii b ro a d dom e. 4Jon. A M C. Kussell of Urooksvllle. Kusslc If (lie Sulzer resolution uf abroga­ singing h o m o duylidatfl for Mate Superintendent of k—th e , heart. is s in g in g h o m o . tion should punt apparently has been dbiSchools, Is actively engaged ii. his cam­ iti last'd paign, and does not hesitate to introduce Efforts to authorize the sale of tbe hull himself to the (leople and tell theru his of the buttleshlp Maine to private parties bullnets. brin, pl^tpre o f th o past —a p ic tu re fair and* fre e — who desire to exhibit It at various parts A report of good authority is being V ictu r f th e good old h o m o —w h e r e v e r It m a y bOi tif the United Suites nnd charge an sd•esiltred that »rvero( ni cicnt graves at m d ^'er \h w a v e s it sfngs to u si a c r o s s th e hill an d plain, misslou fee to visitors, were defeated in St Jo* hsvr rvcmily beep entered and the Itodse tu<1 uy. Ihe urgent deficiency within I l> seem s to e c h o th e refrain. Jntil the sòu tht skeletons vi'iiri het! for jewelry.* Tills hilt, cartymg no appropriation of 5250.Apd d o w n th e w orld th e r e s tle s s fe e l m a y roarn,^ W h e rev e r up graveyard lias m>t (seen used more than <JU0 to complete the work of raising tbe T ho h e a rt la h o m o again —th o h e a rt Is singing hom o. * doien times unto the Civil War, hence Maine, after a hard fight, passed tile almost every grave (litre ia more than house without change fifty years old Tills practically is a dis­ Kindly SHU.000,000 ts proposed to bo grace to that seelioti u( h lori Jo an I if appropriated by congress for roads dur­ X the officials ut Si. Joe 'lire unable to slop ing (bo next five it;at» under a bill lu-, overy^ m a n In > v ^ ry , p l a c e t c o m e s Tfept^h^unling songt * tt the marrrr should be—call«**-to the _ o Unduced today by Reprrscntnilve PrOutyIt rlSos liK c a glory c h a p t, in c a d e n c e full a n d strong. mention of the Stsu or Federal officials. (awn, who advocates national and state To him wheh.sleep s u pon >kl3 a rm s b e fo ro tho UrolossMpo, St. Petersburg is n hnvo n new boat cooperation in road eonstructioh nnd line, which will run from Tampa to St. A n d ho who b e n d s a b o v e his dosK. th e C o a lin g stra in s muirt J\now. lliaintruunue. Petersburg, ttwice to Manatee river For. sw e eto r th an tho clo v e r-la n g th a t cjrlps froftT h o n e y co m b . The tirogresr in the science of aviation pants and on down Hie West Coast to T h e h eart is smgtng h o m e npialn — heor t Is singing ho r n e d during the >Cat now drawing to a close Sarasota tins hero mMIy in human life Beginning It is undersiiMxi that Daytona Beach w,iii the death of Limit Thomas E. „-..his been selected «> « site foe u new '■veilridge, the Hut person killgif in an ' ’'Vlfter aviation school. ueroplunc, It; l'JOS, the liil of totalities Thg (rowers in this State who hove hus rapidly increased, espcdally In tho *ll [iants ready fur shipment are represent year, when iho deaths more than E- **l.*ing good prices lot theui. ,\ doubled the Combined number for tbo • l&bert Yates who wak shot by Lee At* three ixerding years. In lUOb one man miuead. a negro. *u weeks ago, died tolost his life, to 19011 fopr. in 1910 thirtyfi*T from the effects qf the injuries two end to .dire fur the present year t—ptMsioed at t*int tune Several days ago seventy-seven persons have been killed. it *ss deckled to perform an operation. A «harp division of sentiment among Annlhrr Krcoril Sale of Let litre lllSts Cost al lh in t MIS I AM IN HABI I AT ION „•** Ymrj (ondlnon was becoming -.motor» regarding set vice pension legis­ When it mines in M'irntillc distribution In a conversation wiih Manager Dnvi r / slsnning Trie <>( eralton was entirely lation. protest» against large congressional *uc«Mful< but ihe patient was in such a of tlu? Sanford House lie Muted that tint S Kiui(c Is Nol Most lo r Wander UK of |>CMshiible product* it liHikM us ii t-xprdilnrrs. the Rossluli treaty question, L'lUtclilleld 4v Wuolfolk ol 1'ittabufg can , , State that he o. iLi nal survive tbo shock. ier w«s hitther now tlitm he had evi’t continued investigations and enactment Slftn Painter deliver (he g'MHia known before in nil his experience NR. Ystss was allot by Lee Armislead at of tho urgent deficiency bill into law, To Th* tailor of Tt'lier»lil Their Sanford representative. A. II. Potatoes also ore floinit in fur a haloon rwtit City who resisted arrest when he In your lust Issue you nuote me errone- Gerber received a wire report of ihe sale will keep congress busy this week. Both Mi approachcl nt the union station as a ascension ntul it begins to ler.k like San­ ihi sly us host of some wandering artist. homes will adjourn next Thursday until of n car packed by tha well known grower. ford potato (rowers. would reulire a (ood fcupiatxis character,January 3. Plans are gnitu| forward for profit in lush potatoes tins senson— Sun . while' as a fuel-) tnudv dip ffarty decamp G H frank, which sold on Friday. Dec. 15. what promises to (trove a congestion of ' |rniher huifietlly front around /ny place a* -nt $3 25 (ier bumper delivered or a gross ' ¿ 5 “ c*r*ooJ °) Florida oranges shipped ford Heruldlegislation after the* recess. •from the Curus Eichari| 4 will b« placeil It is tho same way here A few yeurs ( sb” 0 os I hail-sired liun up by his fluent of $ 114 7 25 fur (he car. This sale was Heavy tains in tins section Friday and . »»»etiun, txix by txu*. In ;Krtdxville, ago a man could purchase a pair of over- ' rut' vf but air talk and impertinence lo­ tnnde 'under adverse market conditions Saturday so increased the head water In BnJ ‘,l* entire . iruceed»1 oied to1 ads for 53 ceulit. Today these stinie (nr- ward» Indies I wuul ju understood tlis- und is one to bs proud of Horse Creek valley that the big dam of . "Mr* the suffering of victim» of the re- mfent» bring f l 00; houses could be rented llsicily that I odi no(Trfrwiul uf »hqwMr Frank is to Ire congratulated on liil the Carolina Light and Power Company, mine disaMer and the widows and for ten and twelve dollars per month. |bird lram|rt, and that 4«lfipss under tlu^ good judgment in selecting Crutchfield W •n*»«« left by those whoso .live* were Hint you ore lucky to (et now for 1 2 0 and head any atde bodied man who siieiids Wttolfolk us hi* selling agents und no two miles frptn Langley! In Aiken county, hould not withstand the- strain, and last »oiiffed out. , .. 535; business houses too i.t a’rtr*Tw-w*o. - hi* ifthe iruvelirm ubotii the world and doubt wtllduok upon Ills returns un this night at 10 o'clock broke through. Tbe Alkktt Utls season of the year those de- But a gentleman kicked at the Sentinel, grafting on the general public in some shipment us u * very uccepiablo Xmas otitire dam aud power plant was swept this week on the slight raise on prices for wu> « f*-i tlie expense I here is a present t t ®ent* l^al httve to make annual reaway, leaving only ouo large dynamo Job printing. A f e * year» ngo, job print-. tvpical i la*1» oi thr*«; luuriits that will Come on, boys, und get in the band i ' . ^ *** Unvertwr are very busy prostanding. >* ers were glfid lo work for »8 and 510, to- »Hike us every winter hut never in sura- wqgon Prospects for a profitable season F-; lnf°'iiiaUon for tbe same and Ten years In the Federnl prison at At■day they will not look at you for less tliou')fiff U,,L) *hal have a thousand and one in Sanford ure rtow practically assured -»I.. ,4 u? <he of the year'sJbu»L J I 8 per wrek; n few years ago thdy could ! »way* to make in poor natives here pay nud It remains for you to have yuur out- .la’I,la v ' 0 1 l*,c Imposed on Rev. 0,HCe; E*Ch get board for $3.50. $4 0U und fheir board while (bey enjoy bur balmy IKK marketed by a firm of reliable oper­ r Frqnk W. Sanford, leader of th* H oly Ghost and Us” religious sect, for causing ’ W___*°C *,nU ,l^ow, and Ukeee repdits (limate. In this spedile case the purl y ators who are experts In their line. tv . necc«anly more voluminous. week; wliât is it today I with (he prie» uses for irblind timi be wants work as u Mr. Gerber is making an effort to con­ ihe Tealht of six persona on » yacht „ . X , lUfe °t this year added consld- charged for the necessities of life. A few ykars rifco*an establishment like the one1 s 'in painter for a few days. We have as duct n clean cut campaign In the infer, which (lie society had chartered to take “ wtwparttnsnlol work nnd the sumgood sign painters living here as we need, csts of Cnitchlleld & Woolfolk in the San­ on a world pilgrimage. He refused to ■ ^al1 have been busy seasons we are occupying could almost bo pur­ and every job this man does is done ford district regardless of unscrupulous supply sufficient food or to put Into port chased with the monthly rental derived *ith the cabinet officer«. * cheap and is lobbing our home Industry reports which have been circulated to tbe when conditions got unbearable, saying now. the Lord would care for them. *ltte»sed by thousand» of Penaacolam There is one thing certain, the employ­ of.what belongs to it I make it iny strict coittrury, and is here to give to the San­ The "campaign of educatl6 n” for the sT. W** th6 stiver service ing printers of Orlando do not get enough rule to have all my work done ut home ford grower and shipper the support and \ ■by ‘° tho ‘» « le r tip Florida for the work they are now. doing. In pro­ and to buy In Sanford everything I need cooperation that will bring tHem success, reform of the country’s panic-breeding 1 k , bwt W* OUfibrUL from the portion to the advances along oifity lines. os long as it cun be hud. and us long as and will be glad to arrange a «inference banking sjfften^ i* die biggest noaour local dealers nnd mechanics will not with any reliable grower, who ia looking partlsait.iuUOAfU'movement ever under­ a cony of the San Carlos hotel —Orlando Sentinel. utk efdfbiiant prices I believe that if for the I>ost outlet for his products taken. * The business mens organisation, *»«---» **-,Dooa- ' A parade o' 1.500 Get Y6 ur Flower s every citizen of Sanford would follow this the National Citizens' League, proposes -T z z “ «nd sailor» and a landL. H. Temp'o has a flue lot of azaleas. rule. it. would keep our currency around Miss Gertrude Meadors, Misa Juanita to preach tire gospel of sound banking m'-'miser ^ ,* n4.by ui 01 J » f|om. the GerHdhj. tf)Ak . i , __ palmi and fljwering plant a suitable (or home and It would keep away many an Farmer and Mtss Lillian Murrell rxf Flor until there Is a tumultuous demand from *^«roonia, «. ,k» u i V Den* * Christmas, th it ho is anxious to dispose that We have to enee, S. C„ are the charming guesta of the wage-earners and wage-payeft of of at once. So« him on Oak avenue or Lundesirablo transient ^lr. and Mrs, K. R. Murrell ibis week. —3. Runet. the country for reform. ** : I Buffer from pow, 166, - -V-**••.- . »I I/ —t,. ' -■ -■ ]- ■ ■, ,i »-•w • ■ • 3.VÄ! n An fpltome oMhe Week*» M ost lmportent Happenings In the State'» Domain. j * q men. Lingiord and Driggers, f a duel with »boi||un* near Arcadia Uit Friday. As the gun» Wl-re loaded vilh buckshot and the men only Hood twenty feet apart iho reault was fatal to both of them. ^President Tail will be tho guest of the diyof Jacksonville from noon Saturday. , jjQiury 20. until noon of the neat day. when he will board the Presidential specul following the tlrat train of the Oversea United from Jacksonville through to Key Well to alien 1 the celebration of the opening of the Em Coast Railroad to the U|snd dty. Crc.it preparations are being dude in Jacksonville to er.tertain the president during his sliort stay in that V| b y - 'll) llb tffy lD i J O e sb ii J k .J ; *i • • vM ' •.* • y j * •\ 1-. —— —. ir * * .W „ . t. »•V . . . ,-r •sR' . ■ * V, . *• - t ■ -, V- ■ :s:.* - Y- *, . - �Decembr A Budget of Opinion "Ju s t Be tween You and Me" A Cblel I» Among Yc Tehlng Noie» ■ltd fa illi, JJ«T^-Prent 'em "— " ! l i S t y l »Bunterer. a\ Christines D«lu»lon ‘Twsh lb« era brforc ChrUim»i, "Good Nl»hl had been ■aid IS GOING W ITH A RUSH And Annie and WUlle had crept Into ted. Thera »rare lean on their pillow», and lean In Ibelr err«, And each little boeom waa baavln» with «l»ht. Tor looltbt their »tern father'» command had baaa «Iran That they »nould retire predaelr at aerea Inttead of at eliht; for they troubled blot more With oue»i Ion» unheard of than erer before; He bad told them ha llwwslx thl» delualon a iln. Ho »uch bain» a» "Santa Ctaua" bad ever been. And hi hoped after thl» he «p-uld never more StMr-tNCUSH SOTT ROCU h e ir How hi acrtmUod down chimney« with preieai» And thlawa* t(>« reaaon that two llttl* bead aar pana ha» »aid there'» no Santa Claua, “ Î Ï Ï T l S ï î U. and It can't be dmltd. ma died. Bot Iben I've been thlnklni that *ba u*«l to pray And God would bear averytblni mamma would Hjr * And perhape »ha aakad him to »end Santa Clau» VruktJU O T V W U . - U braucht every rear. 4 In sending Chriitmm or other gifts to distent friend» by express, nlwny» mark on the package In bold letters, "Chargei Prepalfl," and take a receipt to that effect when ypu do. The express com panic» collect thousands of dollar# every year in a,double manner, oned from the tender, and once from the receiver, when people are care lea« tn ihw matter of marking packaged prepaid when aent that way. Every business man wntchet hit express package» sharply, and (hen often pay* when It baa been already paid by the tender who failed to poi the proper marking on the package. Do not think you will ever get your money back either If you try It The eiprea* componlei never pay anything back to anyone not a big »Jilpper or receiver from compctllive exprnet point». The expre»« com­ panies »imply laugh nl the Individual and »mall dealer». The only way the dealer get* even with one express Une is by diverting hi* business to u rival company at competitive points The one losing valuable business gets called down from headquarters, on account of n loss of business, although it may not lie thul agent’s fault. Hut headquarters' people learn the reason of the loss of business and get busy to square mailers. It is the only effective way to bring them'-’-to time. i f i t season OT gift» again draws "ne*r when the kindliest feeling» of Our beans go out To those about us and longs'to find expression in some simple token-^ ■ dome precious gift that may serve as ;t> reminder of the love and good wishes cherished in days that will soon have flown far in (tie past As it Is silver and gold wo have not to prefer you. the riche» of earth have never, been cast ur our - feet and pur pockets, though large, re­ main» but a" vacuum in spite of our " desperate efforts. Uut kind reader», ne have you In mind, and the' past says "Tit bliss to be remembered." jwi let Us make *oe little »pel, of sunshine, in your soul «I'V e waft to you. one urul dll. far ’ and near, wlierevst this number of out# may find a reader.« real JrtyoUS, fcllultdus, Merry Christinas. H ATS.. AND* FURNISHINGS At Greatly Reduced Price». THE PEOPLED CONGREGATIONAL CHI lit tl hearts, the rapture offwhich cannot Cue ‘ measured dither In'wOsdg'at f A ...» *deeds, flow-' * ever Inpg one s life inky be iengtliencd out. the remembrance’q( childish joy and glee’'.the supreme satis fi^udu. and glorff ious rsnltiftlnii qf spirit of our young days 4 it is« strange fact that there , are al- 1 ways some smart Alecks who, no matter where they ere or where they go, they always try to make it unpleasunt for others. If they are on the road yap mutt poke along and take their’ dull or run horses with them. If you are on the aircet you mutt Itsten'to their filthy temarkt, If at church or In a place of amuse­ ment. then you must [>u( up with the an­ noyance of tho brilliant thoughts de, llvered In n stage whisper. In society their wit and puns mutt be endured. I Imagine that my readers have met all (his gcnlu and will soy they ate about ns great nuisances as the Creator over clothed in Besh and endowed with the spark 4 Present giving It a custom of remote Called Ufa. origin, and »eems to have run the court« of the years without fashion or cir­ •M Christmas day In the year of our Lord cumstances being able to banish it. The 1911 will fall upon next Monday. And po Christmas tree ha» supplanted the Yule matter what theologian* or carping s ilic a log and the mistletoe, but this Is because may say relative to .the origin and char­ of Its being more common and convenient, acter of the day ns to the nativity of and of the decree of the little ones, who Christ, the beautiful delusion ot childhood would rather go wild over •Us beauties remains a fixed belief, and wa hope for­ than marvel at the mysteries of timeever. that upon Christmas eve good St. honored usages. Nicholas, Kris Kringle, Santa Claus, or whatever the good spirit or genii »of the Beginning of Charity. day and time Is called or known, - comes .'T h e reaaon charity begins at bona to each home and acrambllng -down the Is because if It began down town tt *' chimney, brings some beautiful or useful tnleht have tp walk home. present for every member of the * » # * « hold. No more beautiful delusion or’IsgryWhat.Did He Meant land creation was ever.evolved or devised . "Woman Yirlltjhe fam adjis .well. M by the bralp or heart of man than thé 'de­ man I" she ejaculated,’ a» she thrrw lightful fiction of dear okl Santa Claus. down the book. "Yea," res pond M old It la laden with joy and happiness for all Cynlcoa, "for Untold ate».'*—Boston and partidulariy for childish minds and CommonwealIh. . *•» See Us Before Buying Elsewhere. » in ir I r .u o fn i » I t ( II (is M il 1 PEOPLES BANK OF SAHFORj -:< £ r .. .s p w ry ^ . .. Onc-of the finest churtijsa jn thlA* Section and the pride of Sanford able Jenderdjrp’ofRev. G, l^'Weldion, the church haa mode wonderful si constantly atTdlhg new m«mWeys. * *' v - •AllR- TIMÇ, V lm o w b d ls «nd experience id tfta. printinf bruinmj . . Cor.Flwt St.^And French Are< Lodgings i‘. eft you are in need of patn.tr thing b this line i> O N 'T F O R G E T TlUfl! fo r and Light - -L « « I / m , Aptna Housek« r*dri* �V-*G7î.ï T"'* IMI ,SA*ruRn OtwmMr 10. 19« h r Kai t* w fAK O li \ 'H i n FOLK!, ilf*T r u J ASh , T y honda y P R /D A Y su m oa y O T tlE WINTER TNI IA BIT ANTS WHO live with us until Summer ment this adverpcoplc is c u c e tee well know that Darkies who take washing home wear the Chillies ot both men and women the lumily wash un Monday, wear garments until 1 hey get some ol the Friday, when they yrash them and deliver them on Saturday night. Tire statistics of the Natir iicntlh shows that om more since c to I ulieroulosli it iie ns an d the :y brings these colorci balmy hu reati illation climate nt infected people i of a restoration ol then health. SÂsKTn did weas J . t H. O VER M AN , Proprietor �Deccmbe TMC «ANrOftft W tlU ti O N E -T H IR D O F F Some ere an-hungered, some athirst. Som e are b o rn e dow n with h e a v y woe. Som e are o f sin an d sham e accursed, j But In the E.ve*-star's heaven-glow A ll arejbefiiende^, e a c h h®s h eard M essages thatrb#d him rejoice. We are the o n es thsQL speaK th e W ord— Brother, m y brother, It Is Hia;voice. ■* **"v % m 7*. ai*, W« g o a-^huddertng to th e d o o r J fi Sorrowing o-jbr all the want. G ivin g the gifts b ro u gh t of our store Intotl^e h an ds b y pain m ad e g a u n t N ay, 'tls hot ours th at find th e w a y , _ In to 4 h e d o r K a n d n o i s o m e s t r e e t , Bringing th e ch eer o f Christm as d a y Brother, m y brother, it Is His fe e t C h ild lips to laughter alien-strange Show us a m iracle in this while. When o ver them th ere,*com es a c h a n g e — W -V* . *-;s . W hen for th e o n ce th e y Know a smile. ;. JBaubles w e bring are Jewels fair F o u n d In th e distant wonderlands.— ThinK y o u ’tls w e w h o bring them there? , . Brother, m y brother, it Is His hands. T R IM M E D H A T S , E T C tor who baa,««t them. When I had opened mjr and winked the doc­ tor »aid: f “ 'Little (Irl.'w bU 1^ your namoT* " 'It'» Hanah Jones.^ " ’And where do wou IfreT '■ “ ‘At far off Blackberry Corner».’ u * “Polly, you ought to bare been aoDt tor Ja il!" waa the emphatic comment. “Rut I bod my Utile ecbeme to work, you aee. Papa, bunted for Ore day a before be found me, and then It waa fee morm belor* & * $ * * * • 1 would. iut„ blm take me home. Cousin Hilda, A Kill who is the reel thin* can accom­ plish a heap In fifteen day», even If ■bo ha» broken ribs. I wanted to baro a chat with that angel on outsldo mat­ ters. and I had three or four of them. You ought to hare seen h it face when I told blm where I had »een him be­ fore and naked If he didn't remember me." ’ * “ ' “But—but I don't—don't—“ prote»tod Jllldn in a puxiled way. The Tinje • ■» jt.'> ■. •• ?it ö $' G e t Your Hat Cheap. Pulsing to us through the centuries t Murmurs forever in one deep Key» "A s y e h a v e done It to one of these So h a v e y e done it unto Me.’* G ive as w e can. Bind gladly, too— O u t of th e soul does the impulse start W hat Is the throbbing In m e and y o u ? Brother, m y brother, It is Hls heart. A SK A BO U T T H E H A T! MRS. J. H. BURTON CORNÇR P A L M E T T O ft F I R S T S T R E E T S Tn' uio cam p. when' ll »pruhg tipim p oor-FIorn and *fnded h er ll/e. 1 .ca n 't d c*crlb e my fcellngx »» I »aw her b reath in g her loaf." <"W «U . don't tr y to — not if thorn's »K 7 %' i.ny uImir In It ■■ .v . . -.y .A t«*Wbjr, 'Hilda, I h a v e n 't »»id a kjaug w ord. Y o u know bow very, v ery p a r tlculnr m o th e r 1» with me. No, I r^ n 't d e s c rib e my feeling«, hut I rem em bpr th a t I went for th a t hoy. tooth and to e n a il 1 hit and scra tch e d and tricked nnd bit;* and I waa d oin g him up w hen— " k. i jSHJPRFRS-'OJ? “Polly BowolU4' exclaimed Ml»» Hilda In horror. "Now what'« happened T” Polly aiktx}. “I xtold It to papa Juat thla way, knd ho patted mo on tho »boul­ der and called mo good girl. A» 1 waa »«ylng, I was putting In my boat lick» when along cam« a taxi with a fat woman in It. Maybe abe was eloping, and maybe aho only wanted to get home to lunch. Maybe the PPOBITE each other In the chauffeur yelled 'ill! ' at ,me, and co»y morning room »at a maybe be Just wanted to kill another young woman and a girl of girl. Howofer It v r i , be ran me doVh-, ' Ye», cousin, I.w a» knocked out." .J' , “NCw, Oouiln Hilda," »aid the latter, a» »bo smoothed down b«r dress and settled herself In har chair, "I’m ffotng to begin at the beginning and till bad you gone all about It, and You then bad we Xand "You to Europe. Vfciw go outupand a Santa Jifat to packed andbuy akited as IfClaus the grest for him." twfJ.oent-were after you. Mother said "V 1thk“Tdidn't si, Polly," , answered the 'young believe you wanted to go the leant little bit, but that your moth­ er made iyou." '*■ 1 -*t; "Don't talk nonsenee, PeUy.’* "Well, yon skated anyhow.’' *a "And don't CaJJcxSlang." "Skated isn’t alanx. It means that you Just gilded off tike a streak of lightning. You bad abated, and \ wee lonesome, and I was oi\t walking with poor Flora, when a bay; came along with a big dog. He was\tdugb. So was ble dog. lie ehouted ^ t tne: ■ -^ ■ “Pake care of your d o g l ' --------" WhyT-’ I answered, [L -*A .. " • ‘Cause my dog will chew bfja Florida Fruits General In su ran ce±Agents SANFORD, FLORIDA IT H E T - * . C IT Y RESTAU RA NT IHr»t Sure», on» block Iron D epot'eppoaite Po»lnfBr«l | • H. E. VViSE, Proprietor a • Jf. Fcfrinerly Mann tier of Central Cafe f '' ' . ♦ Steaks, Chops. Oysters and Fish a Specialty t X- * - ■■ - * -A Place For Ladies and .Gentlemen .. S h o rt O rd ers At All Hourjb The pageantry of dertta snd dawns: Blue vtataa of e city street At twilight: music; pasting, feet: Th« thrill of »prtng, half Joy, half P»ln, •The deep voice of the aututnn rain— Shaft we not bo content with theae Impertihable myatprlea. And. Jocund-hearted, take our ahare XU joy-gnd patir. and find tlftrfalr-T Wayfarer» on a road wbefc we Bet forth each day right YsiUntlyr Expectant, dauntless. blffhe. content To make the Or*at Experiment. • ' e v ery th in g F lr e t Cl»»* ♦ Prompt, Clean Service flteolTickets ore Sold at Redijced Kntes ; ^ » » ♦ é^ e eèeeé.......................... .. » V» » . . « ca u e e a u e e * * * * » ^ �tar Üorldr * nJW* r} •• jyyttl 1« **d tU ,t n ) n *®r M iBDi but olltok abrim i oaJIfomy ^ ¿ n o j u « tro n i« bfltb ur flh«op ban «um ««mo. but mo«t U cunïliU in lolUrtu t b . led. uv "old fule wether, the I W « tr utwa. oTsrtralned by abmham* and . .a a . «Ule on the public mind. «JaüBude rejecehun o r i r e « o r the eastern m a rio li «bow« hew the ireen frute oonVoshuu oluibum to iu n l aooomplltbt .. T U «xpecterd ut em from the Handkerchiefs Our line of dressed dolls arc most complete in many different styles of dresses, from the little ones - with plait) dresses to the large queen dolls with real eye lashes and sleeping eyes O Q Q Prices from 5c to u«wO Is running'over with Christmas gifts of all kinds and every day something new is coming in — of course the toy depart­ ment is running over with gifts for the little ones and even the furniture de­ partment has many handsome and use­ ful presents as well as the dry goods, notions and ladies’ and gents’ furnish­ ings department. . . . . . . . . . . A good assortment of un­ dressed dolls, with unbreakable heads, also some with sleeping eyes. Special low prices. SPECIAL GIFTS * ■ - w t r .. 7& y * r ï -------- >..'US tv " t m t o r o 1d e r y Packages with com plrtc Instruc­ tions tmd enough m aterial for working makes hundsome butvery Inexpensive Christmas < n n / presents Prices 23c tip I Just arrived. Just Ihr thlnf fo ra nice Christmas present M U FFLERS Our line ol mufflrrs ur/ verj complete. They are a very accept able present at 23c und 48c mm smung em. l su e* iu uia wiu boms nest iron which tb a -b s v all floint tnd sir now doln wpll but 1 • be? jud rubers, and Bill Beevll Is •T*s better m tbo guud samarlten nenibund In the blbel. be duxient hjb afteur iho betherln and »ellln uv n j frute et » cbarlty. because I pay bin fur H. be li unB«lfl«h and bardruikln. snd blx wife and chlTdern deeti on bln *•/ lb« beet and muit obeerfulMt man et evur lived In the sabnrbud uv oveedy, bo sex be dont mind raMel enake* and polecat«, but blppercriti rtlei blm In a mo»l ontcouotsbrl »ay b« ees ho note the MTytr put up with JikIub, and he •uppot« tje nhud not sit raw! up ei he dat with the *r<-en fm te hlpprrcrll*. ■ but when ilia tilre a lawyer tu try Iu tambuu-l the pwpul, and denounc Dtn hoot ahti alrlnst tha air onwurtby tu tl. he thinks It It time for OBfft. fair minder) peepul tu eptt out thire dl*apt>rov»l In emfatttc Ianswldf. and vlt he let tha remind him nv t lot ur hawlln r a w .more •t cnRytbtBf «la, and he he»-tu-ISiT every tint h* ret'?« Baur Oren'i» so hy, V he ees when Tempo! sent up./that (Tees frute rooket that tbe hole cun■ try) Sled It. and the fire cracker the srsu fTJte Crowd tuebad. off wuiient seed I f ennybodysbut* tharselves eo i fur H remit hro. . ^ riling the atyjr 1 her eeed In - ^tb* papers m how 'fampel hes extend« *d Ms JurgWenea* tu sum ur the vlo Itttn ur tb« rrcea’fruta law and Bill s«i bs dun Jast rlto in dqen it. V 1;** t* fafltfr Is derlna, and Tetnpel afford tu dq It as ha h a t wun tha |"- "J‘-ii*» l* “o'" »howln tha' maiQAnl,IT Qaohar. region In [ ^ t*®® ^1* i.obei oiamp*l t r««l bqv .-•« Itaid not V* becomtirtn me tu ipeek L,„ ttn ih a .oaklnd troth ae bas not ylt ,J te tll« * 4 by me'uv that« misguided; 1 „WattunlU, and having altars made. [ --^11 a ml* never tu'ipeak 1)1 u> lha dbd,: I 'dlltO put away tnY ta n tn tha huTO# S ? ? 1-' wa P.® rogt In poeca [ wTot| « lha'dont shosr ■slgnsj-ur ! ennlng Uok tu lift and thare old '• Banr 0rfn * * 1* ®y distant na? 1 .w .in d but fur tha habut* ha fall' f-*"’ * fud man In most uthar, *»7*. slllck sbrahams- ahd Joah ohasa [ ' • ■ .^Y sonvilla and)cant be aad w W nabur*. but't skef lat tha tala 1° *»tk the hid», and/giv am all sup Dr sorro ei long as tha air try In ** V ff®4* I* fh* fo n lrtn i oplnyun uy ... •: . Aunt Mary nv o r—dr.. Noi In Harmony. * Thaïs U on# discordant opto tn « ÜVi tnadam," r*> ^ Y » d tbo saUioUo land scapo arohl•.^That la t h a t f m WH Um • u h U a rto e d . • ¡T . ^ r ts !1 *d* ^ Udr SWCATCRS ' Sec the ladles' and children's sw eaters, make most appropriate Christmas lifts CHRISTMAS HOSIERY Our tine of Block Cat Hosiery In Chrlstmus bo tes In lisle, port silk and all silk, from ma J ry jj) | Q ÿ 1 2 He a pulr up fancy Pillow Top llnndkrrchlcf» Just urrlvcd—a splendid »elec­ tion or Pillow top und Taney Hoi Handkerchiefs at only 3c and 10c JIS T Sf r our beuutlfnl line of Chrlstmus handkerchiefs « r\ Special line of emhrold I I I P errd ones ul A W LAtkDRY BAGS Just think of lettin g a nice laundry bag ul ri-udy made at unit USEFUL FROM THE GIFTS ^ ' "frw w They tire here—special, bargains for Cliri8tnius gifts at 25«* 48c d All linen shirtw aists w orth $1.30 In latest s ty le s only -XI ' them from an alllinen handkerchief at 5 C to the hand­ somest hand-embroidered one at only our low prices. Just see our handkerchiefs be­ fore buying, that is enough. G DEPARTMENT ■ . * For ladles In ttie latest de­ signs and special low prices A r M f SPECIAL SILKS v «■.!» \ „. Ic e our line of new silks for la diet* dresses and shirtwaists v ,, 3-1 INCH BLACK HCRQC This has Just coTne 34-Inch wide nek serle. w orth « n A 1 7 0 . our price I A H Now Is ths time to get a child'» co at from 2 to 14 yrars Special price» •:,t A LONG CO/^TS " .¿tbnday will- find us showing • special line of ladles' long ooots. Hpeatul prices.’ S K IR T S Mew lina of skirts o f ths holidays at only our low prlcea OPERA CAPES In »«varal new tly lcs. leading »hade* from 52 08 up to 18.10 MEN’S FURNISHING DEPARTRTMENT Men plain white dress shirts worth $ÎT25'îrChri8tmniJ w- # C present at, ouly............ T I E S n begin buying . Shirts N o th in g n icer for u ‘.C hristfim a p r e se n t tlum nil u ll-silk . A Q #% a to Suits Don’t pul ofT getting your Christ­ mas suit—un all-wool<4 O O O one. cheup as ...... . S w e a t e rs HOSE - have CHILDREN'S COATS Mufflers sox at.only— time LADIES' LINEN W AISTS Bath Robes S ILK H A L F it Christinas handkerchiefs,, ahd we LA D IES’ FURN ■J.-.V*- v —V — la c « Cellar and-cut/ m ( i 4 ia u .. It - - - - —- * * H A T S ! " See our complete lino-of men s hntS' -at special low prices for Christ inns* O ve rco a ts W,e have them, nnd can save you from 12.00 to 5Q0'*m one. Christmas ribbons arc here in all wi ahd colors, also fancy 4rc^dbn ribbons,, as we the Holly ribbon; from IctiL-yard up .to . . Q ur ino of men’s sweaters are liere nnd special bar- O Q Q -^irfs-from 40c t o ,... Boya* 9j Suits # A very- comi)leto-ljne of boys’ nnd little boys’ suits. See them before buying; •i //« H a n d Bags Mtrke a nice Christmas present for gentlemen. We. have a., large oasortiiiont to select from f Out selection o f toys at the low prices have been pi mflrvcl to all. Now is the time to get them "ancf avoid thjc- rush of Christmas Eve. Spccial;iine of doll carriages, wagons;‘ tea sets and doll furniture. \ . .. -t F ú rn ltu re I Wc have prepared for the holidays with 1 line of men’s, women s and children’s* •she all the latest leathers, at special low prices. Trunks ! Trunks ! ! : our complete line of furniture we can arrange^to 6ell it on. weel Victor Talking JVIachlnes the very thing for Christmas Special nev ***’ • «¿«4- YO* bar* a dogwood plantad son# pu»sy willows.“ • ^ . W jtfto Qlri Marrioo Magro. ; Mabol Aronu. T l m « old. whlU, wsj forcibly wp« t* ondar srrost tbo girl, who oluni to Uva colorod -**•“ h* v u bolng Tod S i ® wag H at to th* polloo sta- CASH D E P A R TM E N T S TO R E 1 2 1 - 1 2 3 East FifAL Street and we sell �“ SBH ^ ----- . . G_ „ 7 )t ,x..liVâ* **,, *"=f»*l* • *k ' »> ' » . . •• ~ *,Jv » • V * f* ft TB •- •' i\,v.v r >.. '■* Tri t*»A\lORD HÉR .LD m ai " *» ( Friday Eveng. fill ^O N E YEA R IN NEW YORK Imperial Theatre January 5 A Comptât» P roduction of the Gréai A m erican P l»y f dlr»otlon of the^Jnltod P liy Company (Inoor'poretod) ! i THE THIRD 1.50, 1.00 & Seats on Sale at Maxwell's. -w-i « « .e a . . m n irn P n n C P F n m tC FlH D IflA PAPFD YOUNG BUT PROSPEROUS FLORIDA PAPER 1 v m itir. d u t A U TH O R OF T H E L IO N — mm a t*e *m w t-» *t*m 4 4 ****» *» *» t» » ******» *******H ftH ' C H A R L E S K LEIN Ÿ Î Hilnaa. WHAT THE NEW YOHh ( Mines Of THE THIRD DlGJUf. THE EVENING IELE i .HaM "Will riv«l in p..pul«Mty I hr | Moutt.’ Abtorblnv ittnr . Gnptiii.r . .. . > LI ( Ti I l l mtfkibU tetinf aI Ihe c*n say . B * . THE EVENING M\ . "Gripped lh» «udirDc*. Will 'T ¡i<t Lion *od the Muuir |[ii-r '•'•'1 Iia..¿J «»*. Rr*lutic nuoorr cl acting THE EVENING WtJM p ' "A burnea puUe beeting in li t pU, I - A N D T H E MOUSE - T H E G A M B L E R S— MflfihlF . P R IC E S : ........................... BY Decsrnbcr 19 |ojr T h e t im e s "The ctamp of truth. Gnppii.p, r»»l." THE AMERICAN . "Will updoobtrdly in»n v..ih «al w. finely acted. Genuine Uni ring in th «I .... „ ■ m ihr THE IE A t JUT "Tbe aadienet onjoy |oyed ^«uy ,.la, of -ti, play " THE Wom.h V-f*'Popular meter« AU, W a t ff World -or aicrTIIca » °« »tends behind th e e gifts. Oh, my! Don’t amlle, but Isn't thta Just like that great, blundering cub of a Hob? He muat hnvo paid flvo or six dollars for tbla. Poor, misguided, atung . e • . e T 4 1 S A N F O R D ’S 3 fc L E C T brother! Now you can just see him sauntering Into tho “nYt (save the P R IV A T E B O A R D IN G .H O U S I mark! >needlework" utofe. Do you seo his alrr-noanihafatu)«»-na-ho casls his j S ■ $ 1 2 a n d $ 1 4 p e r w eek Î 1eye over the pincushions • ^TftW sWi*‘¥‘ R a < «9y $ 2iO<H*or d a y J glistening, satiny lines? How much i la Ihls? And tld«* The latter being M RS. M. MARTI N. ; !I Ihe more expensive, was quickly 4 3 IU TOagno I v«n if« M Fel chosen Ob. whnt ever are you going to do will) It? llrlght pliik satin, with a suggestive bunch pf bright forgcl-moj\ I note blooming out frmn beneath a ruf­ Ï Ï fle of very cheap lace. You'll never forget It. You know—the kind of things you seo at .fairs. It may bo the reason! Perhaps the fair Is an In- I L I V E R Y , F E E D and Mltiitlon for helping hopeless pin­ - al>|1 S 11 cushions along an easy way. S A LES S T A B L E ■.XL E W»«-rA; ■■ ■ - .- " -■ Hut that’s Hob for you! Care free, * ./ .¡if big hearted, a little rough on the **» H a rn ess and WUgons Ul.icKsrn It hi nr, and M . >ho»ln| thetlr edge», but ever willing to give 1 # ■ ion the bent. Put buck the abomina­ H o rse s and fVlules Bought and Exchanged r tion of »atIn and sawdust Don't hurt HEAVY HAULING AND CONTRACTING hln feelings, (dense Thank him for Ills ibought,pi» generosity You can do this without being n hypocrite Here’s something that hurt« Why? ¡ili □ Oh, bet-uuse It hu« been given to get ahead" of you She has money and has bought the most expenslvp'of It» kind Where you can [Jet the best o f everything tleli’i »nil has forgotten to remove the price! to ycnir tloor l>y special m essenger «imi on |nn '^he really »hould not hove done this, for she Isn't qno of your lifter r im e | Wr GARRY A CUM PLfli l INI 01 ipd «.he doesn’t care for you Money E foi Ida iintl W e s t e r n R eel a n d i'o r h . l a mi » Hi\ It;--* ’anile Imrk of this Nothing more P S a il M e a ts . Mslr. P o u ltry uuri H om e M ade I ' m! han the dollar mark lies beneath the sa g e .- t 'd You km. >r It. and n blush mount« |to your cheeks when you think of Hie :— few remarks (hat you heard the giver W. areJinw prepared to tfive to the trade Iin r J make about you Ht lAurn’s lea Why HOMI MADE CORN IH I I do pcuplo do tlieau things? ( Try it— you will he pleased H«f«*'« a queer une-^AU. up thy.bo* Rf*;.1- • . flff? aKaHT** It’* iin ^ohr^Yhnw-tlTtx but some IuvIiir bamla have covered It m .Jfc*_*• with two paper napkin* and—-look at Plipi\c \o i 110 Park Avenue l tbe content»’ A loaf of (lie flneat The Following article and cut was rtv building. 25*117 fed. and e'.jteclaliy dr Dutch cako’ you ever United. Dear candy published in the Publishers'Auxlh-1 sittned for a (wmilng orttce. bein^ well ; Bridget never forgets you. does she? I flic - — ------- --- 51[t . . - - f z ill ' r r ^ -, \ * 1 3 ary, a pn[>er that reprrsenis ihe i*lnlthg lighted and well ventilpted. and every In her llttlo four roomed cottage, where Unde and circulates in every city in tbeicouvemence provided for tb<- employes , ahu'a very happy and very busy she United Stales and foreign countries The Herald utile is one of the best equip- j always hukoa tho broad that you r«l Asidc from The Herald, the article will and neatest printingoflicesin the cn- l»h nmi send* her awkward husband up IL -i • call attention to Sanford from every qunr- ttfc south, utid from tlie business and with her best wl*h«» «very ChrUtmas 1er of the globe, as the prosperity of any editorial rooms -10 m e (aess room the day In tho" morning. AVUnt that cako m ------------------ ... r r • —- 3 ** % 5» means only you and ehe-cao tell. spirit ,t uv^idifleas prevjiijs, section is pleasured by the newspaper ---■ ■ ■ ■ T , ■ ■ ■ ■ ----------------+ L«t us look again at tho llttlo card ■> ' Prqbably no southern state can fyoast ❖ *C-•>•>4 •> J!f•>■>fl-4-<■4-4-*!•4 4 4 + •>*!*4 4*4 4 4- -4 ■ Thu Herald jibs a Wide intluened. not before you. What did that?. A tejir cf having a greater numbr-rof well^piip- j0„,y lr) Sunfof(| ftu| throuihil|t U|C„ ole falls on the colored church, with Its fr-.v|*ed newspaper oflices. ns compared with Where Ute editor has u large ncr|uainiunce bright roof und knottier splaflies on -it. ?V the »potarla lion, than Florida, frt ,”nl Mr. Haynes, the business miiniiger. was tho snow that tq piled with childish riu- fcasuti» fur Full Frrtiliilnff ¿oc ■*t•!V i land of flowers and sunshine everything (l)hl)crly ltI lhe ptt ce „ thr prodigality at the roadside, A llttlo (ircsclitcd to nut new free l>tx'*k *■i. t>11■■I hoy linn drawYt Hint all for you He I. beautiful and In keeping With lhe sur- ’ Wichita Daily , a Jc , an ! h « a thorough roundings thr [aiming oflices are. ns a kiiowletlgt- of th^’ jirinftn^ and advertising cal]» you "Donr One,” and once ho told Citrus Growers, Look Alic.nl' rufe, modern and kept to iidy condition. business. A linotype and large news pa­ hln mother that ho folt sure that angels look like you, hut she corrected him, aa The Sanford Herald, published at Sanford, lter press arc am mg the improvements Scinl fur it copy Now is tljc time lu lay the foumliitum (or u- n If n child could bo stopped In harm ■K . Fla., is no exception to Ihe rule. In fact, contemplated, and Holly and Haynes ex­ less wondering!, and he never again h i there is no better equipped paper in that pect to keep Tbe Hexnld in t ie front rank ventured along lines of comparison. \\f i1. state. < all the tim Thu t.ccoinpa tying pictures Poor little boy! You know wbnt thnt M r tïf "The Sanford Herald passed its third *• give a faint idea df the busy Herald office, card means! It means day and days - 5 Right S o u r c e s Right Propi>rtlons of work. It means the gratitude of a mile stone last August, having been eowhich employs a force of twelve or more Right flcsulls *• 'S R ight P r ic e s . . . crippled child who can't uso a finger Wbllihed In 1908 by R. J. Holly, its prespeople the /cur r>jnt. without pain. And ho has drawn this ent editor. The Herald Printing company Nr ■"»* Gill ut our Brunch Ware-House. K. C Maxwell. M.inngcr u: . i was Incorporated July I, 1911, with R. J. , Sanford Is a.city n! 5.000 people and is for-youl ml Oh, my. Isn’t this funny! That clown W ilso n & T o o m c r F e r tiliz e r Co. Holly, president; G. W. Kirtnahan, vloe- the garden spot of Florida, situated at the U ' of a Juck Is up to hla tricks again. head of i}nvigntion On the St. Johns river, president. arid W. M. Haynes, secretary Ja c k s o n v ille , F lo rid a He lias bought a book fur 49 cents and and treasurer. The -Sanford Herald is nnd with the aid of a live paper like Tho baa Inked It with his foolish hand, add­ now a twico-a-week'paper and Issued in Herald Is destined to become one of the ing, "Reduced to f t .08." And to pile • .home 4 f its own. a two-story concrete beat cities in central south Florida. Ossa on Pel Ion, he has been addition­ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ■ »»»»*> ♦ »»♦»•»*■4+ 4-4 Sfc»»++■»+■»»♦ + » - 4 » * ♦ + ■(■•> ally frank In suggesting that It’s "tr«s bum.” That man can always gut a toff, antf fllustrSTed byThU'oriTy aFTIsi ■mile from you. f 4" 1 that appeals to you. \Yhnt riches Ho There, you've droppod something! In th« palm of your hand &a you look I Don't lose that. It’s a letter. Are you * ¿ à -' SHIP ro HIE 0L0 REUABLr No on» con rob you of these. Every going to read It again? Why, you know page means tho flout* of a new treasure every word In It! house. How gpo^ of dear father! I "Dearest," It says, ” 1 «end you my wonder how ho knew?. JIo must ¿ a re heart, my soul, my life’s best thoughts ESTABUS MED U«3 _ boon listening when you --And your and actions. Will you keep them? Ah, E ^ - -, m . Barbara L et CO M M ISSION M ER C H A N T S ehum had that ripping discussion of fa­ no need to tell you what stands behind vorites. And you can’t understand how the note. You know, don’t you? be knew tho color of your collection. That’s why It has been a very happy R Nei-'V* '* a*. Ah, well I Trust a l a t h * . ’ Chris tmaal_________________ C«*.»1»«- -*- -^t*1 Mother’s dressing gown. She made _ EN " 1 MERRY Christmas I For Separator Users. «(ML.. U ■ It unhelped and probably In the lot» You're welcome I Professor T, A. Jla e c k e r gives tbe Y m*r=: - *. night hours after tho very long day. How hare you «nfollowing suggestions for tbe users of ■ Bee how cleverly her fingers her» cream separators: WÜU, Joyed the first few w ^ u'-. hours today T Hasn’t mado three yards of cofd look Ilk» 1. Locate the separator o n 'a soli# .iit been exciting and much more. Tbe loop« and buttons are foundation tn a place freo from d u st SOUTHERN SHIPPING NO. 50 interesting! Now that handmade; they cost so much loss, and I. For the best results separate 319 WÂSHÎNCTON STREET NEW YORK _It*- ■ ■ tbs first little calm you know mutber hnab't -a bapk me- tho milk «a soon after milking as pos­ . ~^r f * SEFT.RENCES oome after the ^count of her own. she T?«« not cut sible. •• . Corner J i j Sfitti fc? A»h N»»mI storm, 1st us settle down the rations, elth<fr^.U's Just h«r 8 . Cool the cream after It has been *> •: V -jt -------back to look once again ' i™ at, gimerous heart*Yhit hae mccotn* separated and feed th i milk w hile'll Bl.I . a «D VL, Kindly write Tor itenrilTf needed i',*f r —- ■*** At gifts that' are oar ' pllshed tbe seemingly Impossible thing, la worm. C lJ. A[*«um ■pedal fortune to own The eyee or» not so bright and blue as SOLICITING AGENT WANTED 4. Novor put warm cream Into old IS ““ « .¿ J In th» great living j when she wag th» happy, laughing girl cream until tbe new boa been D0CJ5 LOCATION ANO LXPLRILNCL COUNT? Tbero's father's g ift Can’t you that dad first loved. But shs s m s Just ■Ad stirred. 4 »ar old dad behind e tsry page of « h r beneath th» surface, and ah» I il i f 1 HAND BROTHERS m J f e a^A Meat Market of Quality 1 Q & #. 9s T. W. BRIGGS TgiifiimViViViiViWiiIfViiwiiiit ifmitiiidHHf;. . FALL FER T ILIZIN G I CitiTis Growers hm L - | Ideal Fertilizers m AKE the Gift I NO M I S T A K E S. H. & E. Pineapples, Vegetables H . FR �m m r f T ' ...... “ ^ ? /Y t: ■ • ^y-'.v11^-11- ^ t ,y;:':'''i:,!i'w'-:*‘,‘' v • - ' ' .r * ’ •••*• -mm ~W — .» S à i ' Sr* rue sannird iicraid CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS ...O SUBSTANTIAL, ’ F ... L A S TTNG P R E S ENTS... ■ TÇ .¿" -sS " TBTul* «>»• FOR HUSBAND. W IFE, MOTHER, FATHER AND CHILDREN ». . ï. **v». VVUVUVW M M S' ij! % Q R MEN V1 s , ‘fV, - ! : A fine fishing rod I i A First-class shot gun Safety» Razor Razor strop ■Shaving cup A handsome pocket knife i A useful tool of any kind' . i ¡ Carving sets • . ■ BOYS’ ii. LITTLE CHILDREN’S i Garden Sets ’ Bicycles .«: < Rifles Silver Table Sets : Knives i Imwvvwwwwwwvwwwtwwwwwtwww 3 - * » <\i FOR W OM EN Chafing dishes Percolators, electric & plain Silverware Scissors . ,. * Charter Oak ranges : Perfection oil heaters and cookers Useful articles for >1 . ■■the kitchen Glass-front ovens GIRLS’ Ingersoll watches Embroidery scissors In addition to the above suggestions you will find many articles suitable for presents if you will call upon us and look over our immense stock of fresh merchandise THE GEO. H. FERNALD HARDWARE CO. m •ClriltW ti atti JI v * * rì^m ìrèin . I ri - Ddö •nd boys dri-ssed In fancy corilutne. march ili rough tho topaireóte írcete t«J ia jçon g pro~%“e»rion on. holding hob « W w a mrmantly lighted star, as they chant tho,“Gloria In Excelale.” The little .girla clnrt In while stand Ut tho windows uud boW 'to tbo star as It panava. . * HE Utllo fulka of all tho «orbl do not keep Christmas ,j »* the children of this coun­ try dc. in fuct each land tins Its own Peculiar ways, and our jx-ople, being drawn originally from almost every dime, have Introduced Into our celebraUo^ of the day a bit of tbo Christmas feature* brought from mother ' «mntrlea. Wo have the Dutch 8anta ' • tho 0crmttn Chrlatmaa tree, tho I En*ll«h plum pudding and carols and our own peculiarly lavish gift mak>o«. The boys and girls of far distant todnirl^s are spending the day In ouch different way# that It tnay provo of In­ terest to yourig and -old -to hear »onto* off of the dlstinctlY*.Christmas cu»- *S I . s A tom*. ’ . t : UG Kngllah Chrlatmaa la not unlike oura, aavo that wo do n°t have tholr pretty cut, tout Of "bringing In tho yUlc." In al - f .a V ery Uml[r ln England Ute boya ® *,r** *sther about the burning “ * ?>, Chrlatmaa eve to t i n s ' carola 1 Chrlgtmas 1agenda. Often the «udren-eho 11m In the country aa^ »t the dragging In of th^hngn child would not feel It J * SM atnua u there wae not a bit " “not°a hanging in the ball, under the unwary are biased aoundly. big «at the rich and biasing pudding, and nil join In the si o r carols and church- [ aniBTM AB In Holland U t U n l a day of the year fo rth • ‘ They baye a pretty it In. Just at □ jo ig d j il® FYedSE boys and girls never fdrget the birds, but tnitcad ofu> ploclnirf sheaves of grain on"Jong poles, they urA hung along tho eaves of tbo houses "i • straight In the eye, "are generally Id Po bought for a uuartor a [round. Hay The gtvlng of Christ* your» was ft quarter, then It jpust poundst” mus presents was linve weighed about "It only weighed twenty pounds." first introduced by the 1 early Homans. said Jone«, tinttly; "but I bought It Titty exchanged gift# ulivo und tried to kill It myself. It llew- nil over the houso-first gnd did freely, but tn compii-1* $J{>0 worth of damage.” ance with A. suinptu- THE FIRST PRESENTS. ary/Qw they w»r«i ME ' tilldreu of lirlgium_ on • At the Dinner, tynvr lUJuwcd to givn (’hrlstiiiBs Eve gre dn-ssed 1 iinythlLK vt-ry elaborati- The nInst Christmas u certain mlnlstar EH MATH the (ItK-wj Christ In guy eolors nml fqrm a pro big dlbuer at th «4 mas of all. If hot the most »huh mareltes through tho ri-lVi+ of a present widely’ wa« Judged tyas Invited to a Souse, of one of tffe leading men In . . . . . . i i -too iMpt-rihlvo bad to ottor It up riiT lavish, Is spout by tbo chib ted by an orchestra and slug * 1 drdn of Gormany. It cputblnea the tog-ct^ols Ench chljt} holds aloft etth- ’ auction, when it was'knocked down tht! town. At the dljflier table ba wóaplaced wpp»5«Hq a ^C se.-" * * Christ Child—which wo Americans are er A Chris Ich IId in a manger or a cru- ,0 ,h1 hl«hr ! tho appropriated by‘Uu^^a^lonal tn-asutpr ’ • The Indy of the Aoiièo wa» priced prone to forgot—mid Haula Claus cltlx * *• -. ’I ’ tin til« mlnlstcrn left.* ijeolhi the of the period fimgetyiedlly, although “o Tho whole day Is full of i heer, fumthe IlouuuiH coal IgtlAil'li» tlfBIrlbVfta* 1 K Mise lie rcihitrkcde*, tiles feiult nod go to church, pres­ ^ (Ill'll [ireseiiis In gres* pLitulietH, tflcrJ "Hnàil I nil so ^loie to the gooseT* ents are slmylc, but 1n over) .home. Is * had to coiillifV;!heir offerings to such | ElrqGntt bis « o n ^ è bit equivocal, a biasing*tree hung With rakes, color­ MEItH'VN mother* find ono, trifle* as. Jura <d o|iv*s, najikliis, jep he turned round to the U4y. and sgld, ed ramify# »all 8dts It Is a prelty .’’L -, diiv r>f ChrUtniit» tnerrymnk ■ lli-d OebAi Voxee of tisithplckk. i an» iu i[ miinf inoffensive trthe: sight to ioo the ohlblren march In to dies, clo.’ika Mul ÄwvultiiOSt" KveUA* me. my lady; 1 mcaql the :0g ilutrucihig eimugli fur see their ire*, singing as they go O. roust ofiv ” - , * * OPPQftTUNir. Tanncn Baum” tO. Fir Tree). t<> the their chJlil("i, UK» would th»'y like to live In ItuBnln, wlpwe work In often air of "Maryland. My Maryland ** j• A Convenient Myth. In many Gorman towns Just as the Ntisix-nded for a fortnight, »bile nil the Why dc* yo*u still keep up^ihat abpeople keep holiday bell# ring tu usher In Christinas, surrt Snuta Claus mythT’ aaknd the Even the poorest pennant ban a tree every window In every bouse Is qfllck J oynlc. "I should have thought you lyJtghted . Then tho children are up and It U harvest time for beggars, for would havo Inughei^.at U." ** no one »III refuse him anything brlgbt'nnd early, even the tiny bnblea, "Uecnqat»,'* nnswefod the mad with In sinne of the country districts the to go to six o’clock church Often each ft Inigft fanjliy, H U convoalent to child bears a candle to Illuminate tho boys dress as unlinal». and led by.oth­ » have sumo one to. blame for pfefanta, er boys its keepers, march through the church. .that fall to please." The German Krlsa Ktnglo bus utio streets beaded, by a build ufihoys uftikIng dreadful. tmndc with harsh sound­ horrid habit that our Jolly old St Nick a M Y S T ÌftY. - * .. * would scorn, lie generally leaves In ing InStrtuucnls These iin^ eKHloirb go from <PKir to door, pound until they s r^ the stocking»* a bunch of switches lu case they should bo needed before his admlttcsl, and all given food ami-drink, and two small pieces of innnuy next call. All over Hcandlnavlft a week Is glvait to merrynmking Every-on« gis a to sl^t o'cliwk church on the dark Christmas morning, nml in tbo evening every HE Servian children have a homo in the land is IllumlndtcU. They Georgo—Ah. Lily, dear, this will bo strange custom. On Christ­ have wonderful tre»-s. around which tho Jollies! Christmas I’ve over spent. mas Eve the father of the grown people and children dailco luul Now that we'ro engaged I think only family goes to the wood and cuts u sing The Scandinavian child Is very- of the future. straight young . oak. which ho drags good to the poor on Ct}riatmuB and Idly—Do you? Well, at this time of Into tho room where tho family awaits takes gifts and food to poor families. the year I think un|y of the present. -------------------------. >, him, saying as he does so: "Good oven .. ~ ^ I* lng and a merry Christmas!" Christmas Thanks. Bulgarian "Koleda." Then Ihe children shout back: "May When turkey's un the table laid, In Hulgarla "Koleda." aa Christiana God grant both to thee and tnayst tbou Is called. Is marked with many quaint j And good things I may scan, have riches and honor.” I’m thankful that I wasn't made ceremonies. One Is called "Koledars," Dudley Nobs— Pa, there'a one thing With this they shower their father Ihe •nmn« given to a band of boys, A vegetarian. about Santa Claus I never could un­ with corn and the tree Is thrown on mostly, who go about proclaiming that derstand. the fire to burn until Christmas morn­ tho season of fasting Is over, and her­ Trouble and a Turkey. Mr. Nobs—What Is that, my sonf ing, when It Is greeted with pistol alding a reign of feasting and merri­ * Brown was boasting of the fino tur­ Dudley Nobs—Why does Santa al* shots. V ment. Each Koleda party numbers key he had bought for Christmas. ways leave valuable presents to rifb seven—the Old Man, the Old. Woman, "Biggest bird 1 ever saw; cost me folka and cheap ones to poor peoplet the Crumb Picker (who collects tho seven-fifty.’’ Why don’t ho even things upf presents and money, while the Old "Th ai’« nothing- to tbo turkey I bad A Clean Sweep. HE Frepch children rarely •Man and Old Woman play the fool I. faat Christman.” said hi# friend Jones, -* r caroiiûi - r v o beco In the storm all havo a tre". Sometimes they and Four BtngBr»,~wîm carol nut t in r e n t cost nur fino.** "O do hundred and fifty dollartl .llar. hang up slippers to-be filled. -Christmas songs The attire of the Instead of stockings, and there Is Koledars Is most grotesque, and tholr positively ahrleked Drown, In.hJ« iris * PauUrie~-SdL*oun »till a'bowHn*? grgit chanting qf “Noel, Noel,** the procession Is Joined t o i huge crowd credulity. ' take i "Yea,” said Jonea, bitterly. ling—Mopping! Christmas song. 'T u i * e j s ," j ^ i O r a w i L Jssfelflf. » •• -*nri?-H .• . n . • �' Oeeembcr 19 • J M hod lav! ted him ' to t it «own. Lortag arose with many apolo­ g ia upon bin Bps. Just then the door opened to admit M ia Ana« mu0ed in shawl and Mood and trembling with agitation. She seamed to forget bor­ ing's prqanoe and her words were ad­ dressed to her niece. "Orace—what do you think has hap­ pened? T h at—that—he's gone!" Her this heads flew to h a face and the tears trickled between h a fingers -Oh. A nst Anne!" The girl threw i her arm around the older woman‘a ________ “Are yoa sure? Why he was there a o t a half hour ago because ; I looked at kins. How do yoa suppose he got aw ay?" T ~1 guess somebody has takea him— he waa so f a t too. Oraoa." Miss Annie sank''do wa la a chair and slowly re­ moved h a wraps. "Oh. dear. I’m afraid your coffee wUl get cold: Sit down and e a t your supper, air.“ “Thank you." said Lorlng. as be obeyed. “X hope you are aot in trouble. M ia Annof Is there anything that I can do to make things right?“ . M ia A aso surveyed him with ap1 proving eyea. All at once bar e y a wrinkled pleasantly and pha’ began, to I laugh. “Do you think yM cun dis­ cover who -atoie the white rooster we ware going to have for oar Christmas dinnerf I had him penned up safely and 1 la s t meat oat hoar to h are a look < « 1 him end h a « s gima O a t U empty.“ C-, •Vf> “That fa too'b*-* .« n 't I catch anfor you or was the whits r i l M p t egpodally fattened for the 0 0 ■’ Veailonfr asked LOrlng Mips Anne hesitated and looked at her niece. But the girl busied with her bright silks did not lift her e y a ; ; a falnTcolor-glowed In ber checks “There Isn’t another chicken about the placet^ said M ia Anne bluntly. “T may as well say, sir. that It wda tbo last of my flock; that's why It Is a dis­ appointment to me " -lorlng arose from his chair and reached for bis overooal. "Then It’s my place to scour the eountry-atde for one to take Its place." be said firmly. "Please don’t t«U me not to— It's Christman eve. you know, and there Isn’t a sou] that expects me to do anything and l ‘d like to feel I waa of soma use at such a time 1 Won't return without u bird of some sort If 1 hgve to rob u roost myself " , Without waiting to bear their pro­ bon Is finished with rosettes uf knot­ tests, Lorlng let himself out Into the ted loops. It Is Intended for a little ■thrll\ night and plunged Into the girl and la made of light ptnk‘ satin crisp snow. ribbon shirred over narrow 'elastic Two hours afterward when ha re tape VÌturned heavily Udea, the,wind' do we of V * Two neck pieces are shown n with the farmhouse glowed pleas anuTf and amail pendant ribbon flowers aeemad to ¿ffw r'a Welcome/ As be are made In all colora. One consists ^ »now from his feet at the ” T** tlda dbor he bea^d'Hlts Anna’s voice ribbon, barlog end# finished with pen­ raised In warm approval. dent flowers. Tbe other is a small "Wall, now, Qrace. 1 believe tbe poor bow. of wider velvet with, three pen­ fellow will be tickled to death to get dant flower* - \ _ .. that pin book;'he a i d tEe didn’t have Hoses made of aatlo ribbon Holiday Gifts Made of Ribbons N othing more elegant could b« cho­ sen tor Christmas gifts than the lovsly drees accessories shown here, made of Mbbon* From the plain, neat era* Tat bow of velvet ribbon to the long fringed sssh Of satin, they represent a fashionable selectloti and a long range •s to prices „ Tbs Sash is made on a covered foundation of ranva* The buckle is of rnMall braid attd both aaah ends are flfilsbed^wlth fringe. Gold geor^fBRd light colored satin ri bten * Ara U N d tpr the hair bands, drctorelcd with ribbon dowers In daiovel ret maidenhair ty coi or* 8lik or vai . j, turn U used with them, and rblnestoQs •-4 *wdrop* add n sparkling finla&lng IHMfc. A «birred band of narrow satin rib- ■ ; r with . r ^m ill!n r ’ay andsrt mounted foliage. They are Intended for the hair or cor­ sage and are often used la other ways. Instead of the natural rose. They are scented with rose perfume. mah.“ i3 J ? a Ann* ifTeipSEs'lliTn. ‘ T r a sorry to disappoint you “ said Lorlng courteously as he bared bin bead- “Ae a m atter.of fart, I came to beg a nlght’a lodging. J have rather e bad knee and Ufa gone hack on- me In the midst of a long tramp. ’ l won- •.* FRUITS and VEGETABLES me to feel W h a rw*A cold O ff Greff; and you have offered me the iv w t r f t hoapiulny. ' I wish yon and Ml*» Grace The most Joyful Christmas you have a* a known.“ T o t h * Old R eliable Hit hand was on the knob when C o m m issio n M a rch a ría Mist A h a stopped him. “I d on’t like •flftglH |o have you go tike that. air. Ton are Vlnzant & Co welcome to remain until you ’can re­ sume your Journey and to our fare plain as It Is—the Leighton* have al­ ways prided themselves on their hos­ pitality. but of late year*—“ “Leighton!“ Interrupted Lorlng. Manuficturing Co , placing hi* basket on tbe floor and ¡Get«*» J opening bis over-cost “Are you MU* Oui«* CU-V i i Anne «Leighton T~ M ia Anne’s round eyes opened wide. JACKSON VILLE, F L A . “Tee—why do you ask?“. lorlng took a letter case from an Inner pocket tad aearched carefully la Its depths. "You are e cousin to ELECTRICAL FIX Mr. JosUh Leighton, of Boston? Ye»? Luge« Slock in lh> Sute V». Very well, my search U ended then. I am Mr. Leighton'* private secretary, JP r Z à ----Robert Lorlng. and he sent me to seek CHAS. D. McKINNEì CO. you out and present this letter. 1 be­ lieve It contains a Christmas gift a» Ja c k s o n v ille , Fla. wen as aa offer to make your future home with him. By Jove, but It's the D R. C. G. B U I T* merest chance that led me here. I reached the atat Ion all right and hired DENTIST a man to drive me to your place. He Office: Yowell Buildttu lost bU way and we traveled half a SANFORD. FLORIDA day; then he managed to upset' me Into a snow bank and he made off. leaving ate to'And my w ay'hack to cl vlllration aa beat T could. Ton see* 3 T 0 / Œ S ’ 1 fate led m e here.“ He waa looking at Grace’s downcast face rather than at“ Miss Anne's excitedly bobbing figure. ■ “Grafe Leighton—here we were watching for the expressman, thinking j Cousin Joslah was going to send his Money ma k in g • trn ins usual presents of silk waists—and for market g row ers hers la hit letter and a check Tor (SO. Beil EeHr Bll«, You wished us a Joyful Christmas. Mr. WHfreti £" ' I^orlng; I guesa H'a going to be one!*1 As SouK Phi h. -c ~I have a feeling," said Lorlng. de­ Ib. 1 ) Ji II liberately. "that It Is thejbeglhnlng of. StsaisrJ Spemi CU n il many happy Christmases for me." Tie fcr.rrt KmU Sperili Striai [Let He «as still thoughtfully regarding W to m e loo r-t. tbe sw#ft profile of the young girl Send to J ! f bendtn* n»»f her hHrM »Ilka rT □V Therf la a great chance for the co t «sise* 1 :1 , ! . . t my IlMMSl ored folks In the rural districts to get into the poultry business If they W Could only be made to tee It; they are our most natural chicken ralaeft Dept J. CHalsema M AN TELS, »V I VW M Vegetable Growers! BAN N ER CROPS Of riortda are made (with IDEAL f CRTILIZCRS, Tbe form j ' 1* imw been created Uirou;n act isl f eld w irk aid e a is tly m iet I k n 1 111« grower. Way n it get th >BEST, eipe ;UI1y as It Is th 1. t tCAT . Ideal Vegetable Manure ' ~ Ideal Celery Fcrtlll/i Peruvian Vegetable Manure Ideal Lettuce f ertih/t i W. &. T .' s Special Mixture No. I Ideal Tomato f crl Hi/* r Ideal Fru it and Vine Manure Ideal Bean S p e c i a l Reece's Special Fertilizer for Watermelons ‘- r * T i K K ’i S r r 'S L Lorlng stumbled -tqto ‘ room and let his packages down on to the round table. He held his cold fin­ gers te the beat. *T dldii’t find the white rooster., but I did Corral |ba plumpest little, whit# gooa* you.ever It's such t long time stnck-f ve ¡ prepared fo r, Chrljrtmas : t h a t / « * •lAried I --couldd’t »tpp, eo 1 1 0 8 through th e village and bought all th* flrl^ts—4 , hope [ ob Je tt—oh., welt M ia .A8 **^ ?. { ^ gt *»*• * * packages-and Mare Christmas by myself. J a - thde.woods«". ’ Miss Anne’s sensitive pridÁ" had ) Pr°®pted her to wave >aside' Ute f proffered edibles, but AS lorln g ’t b |placed tbe packages In the bgakat ahe watched -him all unconacloaa of th e ' fact that her e y a were wistful. First went-the plump goose and following It were turufpe and potatoes, cranber­ ries and onions and celery; a bag of white grapes; another of nuts and a Urge and tempting box of can^y. v/ith hi* basket oa his a n a , Lortag turned to the door. 7 1 m a t thank you for >our kindness," he said gravely. “Come ln,“ Interrupted Ann# . hoeJy. “It’« b itta cold out unlay end th# drifts are ewfwl. We haven’t »« many flrei as wr-flfkd to keep, but j you're welcome to '" s i t and get thawed out." , .Robert Lorlng entered the lowcelled alttlng rooia where a small cyl­ inder stove g afe fo rth welcome b a t lh the c e n ia of the room- The cor­ nets seemed chill end dusky, bat In the circle of warmth from the stove It WSS very comfortable. A. aw ing ma­ chine was drawn within the magic circle sad there waa a low rocking, (Coprii rtit.t chair and beside It a huge work basket HE rad fannhouM t u ovarflowlag with bright bits of alik. i "9 »et In tho midst of A Anne pushed s big rocking: chair ' Wfm& t white «xp*n*f of «now. close to the stove and, motioned Lor* B in i The drooping * élm i lag into i t “Bit c l o a tg tli* fire and protected tbo roof With get thawed out. Grace .will fetch you VaSIfó widi*nroad irta* cloth- a glass of current wine—or maybe ISmSB^ ed In ermine and where you’d rather have a cup of coffee?“ -thè crisp wind bnd She beamed hospitably at him over i away thè covering tbe limbo 'steel-bowed spectaclee that were the darkly sketched - «gainst tho color of her »livery hair. t bine «ky. . thln «pimi of * “I would aay ’coffee* U U were not u irtfted d j ¿ram thè big chini- so much trouble,“ hesitated .Lortag. a *» y lato noth- I t does seem aa Imposition for roe to dfop in on you }n this manner, bat mped wearily np tbo path aa I w u explaining—“ Ih* corner by the clamp "It will be no trouble at all. Qreoe where g little aide porch will be glad to make you a cup of cor.. V * •. Jetted oat to the ooulh. There wee n window here filled with rid geraninma ' Tbe fsir-btired girl hastened te a •ad,the brilliant color teem ad to lm- tiny cupboard and b r i g h t o*H a small •Art wgrtoth to ’hU benumbed body. canister and n-ocffM p o b MUe Ann#,' -Che etepe bed beta ewept «leer of excusing ben eif tot i ’ moment, r u e '«now end be w u careful to aenpe U s and left the room. Lorlng watching boot« before he knocked at the door the young glrt'e graceful movements . The whirring of n tewing machine was suddenly Impressed by. a painful ■topped gqddenly and quick etepa fa c t His hostesses were Unmistak­ came acroas the floor. The door flew ably poor. The girl had shaken the open and revealed two facet; that of last grains of coffee into the pot and Him Ann», timidly,expectant, end the filling it with eoM-water placed it p n fair fee# of the young girl, hopeful the top o f the-cylinder s to v e .' Thun M d eager. ,' . ; ;U . >•' «he stepped to and fro tram cupboard "O h :” they cried in tmlaon and their to -table, laying a meal on a snowy voice# betrayed bitter disappointment cloth - There *— w *-— ■* ““ ■* CALL AT OLK LOCAL WAREHOUSE MR. R C. MA X Wt L l Tir Address— Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co * / ✓ * f* \ % * * JACKSONVILLE, FLA. • MSWWWVVWVVWWWWWWW W W W W W W W W W W m W W V W »! Rates ■ WX-------- PRACTICAL O raughon C o m er M ain ami M onroe, Ja c k s o n v ille . H ranch of the <<N' 'T hystem of B u sin e ss'C o lle g e s in the W o rld — '¿Ü y ears' succi - •d •--n g ra d u a tes. M o re than 1 0 Ü h ig li-g n id c in s tn ia o n t. C nntr .c ’ .' to s t o n e g ra d u a te s P O S IT IO N S ^ o r R E F U N D M O N E Y tip •-cil b y m ore F lo rid a and G eo rgia B a n k e r» and o th e r btisincs.% : - Midi ALL OTHER F lo rid a and G eo rg ia b u sin ess co lleges com bine f Wa leach BY MAIL. C atalo gu e F R E E . ’ « . V A . H . J A M E S , M a n a g é fr ja c k s o n v illc , H* also • K t, j - , _ _ _ _ _ ................... Only exclusive baker in the city.. A ll mixing done with latest improved Sani­ tary mochinery. ^Sponcer^s Bread handled by all Hrst*class grocers. SPECUL ORDLRS *>. : FILLED : ' ■ PROMPTLY '■___ own to the Trade NO «L* 111 PARK AVENUE- �•y WV'*' - • »¿ ■¿tv-*J, ' e S■? « .»■.* - * • ' , 'Y . - >r ' December 19. >8«_______ Make Your Christmas Presents Hoi^ie If A B E RN AT H Y fti SANFORD W Pì~T;/> W ___ ■FLORIDA I •* • Our Furniture Store offers, the Ideal Selections, and we have many useful and beautiful things that will add to the comfort and joys of your home. We cordially invite you to come to our store and look around and see what we have. The goods are new and right up to the minute in design, and prices are as low as may be made on goods of quality. w Ijtile Hoiiie-Co dltlon nifty milled to hU lonoJitioM» , h»-,-k* "P erliupa you d m t u t know G erald , t ami pain.- _ — Two hours Iu t e r tie »'«« s t r i d i n g that That Mr "Tuwniey’s money goes th r o u g h Ibo c risp c o u n try air a lo n g a back to hi* faintly If—If I ihnrry w in d in g palh w h ic h led to a ramtiling. Iv y-covered c o tta g e A h the Inst turn brought him in nighty of the house he sto pped In surp r is e Mi1 hud «1 [ t-i l ,'d to See dirt, ruin, and rti".ur toit instead he looked Upon a trim « e ll kept c o tta g e and a soft, crooning son g In a vole«* w hich r e a w a k e n e d tho te n d e r m e m o r ie s of lo n g ago, carno llpntlng th r o u g h Iho IIv E rvl'íhI l00rGerald J m VMan:'> " 0 uxilKiobed door very thing ,Half , alf J>clluvln believing that It must be fancy neniley wan craving for leading him illU, hi\ entered tbo bouso — n se n se o f homo •* | softly, and, folfovyltlg |hi< Voice, went A few Hues read nc- Iflto IkS, Inner roam, and stood In the c ld e n t a l l x In aji out o f - , glow of the wimp Urellghl d o le newspaper* hnd The sweet, tired fined, middle-aged m ade him r e s tle s s with l singer turned as hi* shadow fell _ _ longing fo r the old across the light and then stood whit« scen es. And so he bad and trembling tra\,-!, ,i tw o d a y s and n ig h ts iu a ’’tf" slccjic’-i vaguely c o n n e c t i n g tits Jour hey*, .a d with all the lovo and friend-» ihlp hi» starved n a tu r e w ns d e m a n d ­ ing " G e r a l d ! " s h e w h isp ere d . G e r a ld ' have you come to reproach me? Not today! Not today’ " The strong man * volco broke ns ho hold out his arms A Wlwa^he arrived at hls old club on ’’Nuncoi** ho cried Joyfully, a chill, Kfpy •Christinas morning. It ti? a hiotueiit slip was crushed) Bob*** onlv’ io Hnd that fifteen years' ilUsit absence had been too severe a btlig7 td .Ilia breast "Ok. Gerald! Ih tt really you? God test for friendship. The place was •trfpty ut ai) t,ut Borvnnts, and they is very good I thought you must-ho det\_ Jetud;: * 0fe BtfsDg«, unwelcoming faces. .F o r several moments they stood He stood at the Club window, look thus, the strong «H out on the desolate, deserted ^ mans tear« fall­ ttrty: which he had always remain ing on her greyWed as being thronged, and a great tIngod hair Then sadm-*n swopt ovor him. , he gently put her hi* was not what he wanted. From Into it chair, Ois pocket he drew out the scrap or "You ore not Paper which had really brought him alone?” ho nuked *o many miles, and looked at It tiltus b i s oyns •flf It was* only a death announcecaught sight of n njioLcut from a paper of a year ago. little table laid r* n ln th® u,u>l way—'‘Michael for two. daintily Townley, Bt hls residence." etc. st p r o n d with in fancy ho saw ^.a sweet-faced Christinas far«. “ » '« « n , who •'Yes,” she answered. "I am quite b»r tup» tfoau otfly?‘ m alone. iYiave often come down hero ” ■I J ■ - l b s oy*s •'Hut you are expecting somebodyT" . of the Jouth by befllde. he said, calling attention to the table. She flushed prettily, looking almost J 1" » Joy as young ns.she had In his dreams of l»lli there, loo, # « they ]«ft the morning, as she replied: church with the ”1 was expecting you, Gerald." |r*KTance of mu- He smiled happily nt her; then the J®*1 love «bout smllo faded, and he sighed as he Bank Ibetn. into a chair. Tb« bell« pe&li/Thls Is all foolishness, Nance." be °° outside, i n w " ' , r v , | ikiM sadly., "You could not live her« * ot> outside •tiling fancy lod him still further in'ttoe old days, you could do so loss -------------- ---------------------- --1 live hero on an* S." the old-faabloned A smile hovered over the woman s miles away, to face a* she ditted here and there, • - ----------- - - 1 ------- ■ -------— for a ratal. a chair, and D IS T R IB U T E THE GIFTS Somo Novel Way* Thal-W IJJ Pleaio the Recipients and Add to the , Occasion. ( • wi th a i'iidW'ifc Cucii Lug huida tbk jElfts for gpo m e m b e r g f . t h s fa m ily . Stocking* For Christmas Only. a g a in ." Th« (Tirlutniaa stocking anjtenorally ’ T h e ui u ii «prang to hls feet and known Ik on« taken from the bureau .Nt took her iitt*, hi* * i m n g nnim a g a in -aniudj for iliilly wear In certain parti * Should one wl«h something inoro of the country, however, tho Christ*'v' "It I* not too late " he cried "W c Christmas gin* a'vk nr, *rtl|j venne Will you let me Iry original than mi»» «tin king I* never In us« except to wurti I> thrust Into ones hiimls hi 1•»■ tie burg from tjm chimney with i., ir .i to- - , n.i i pi ’ should the time honor yd " t" ‘ k •n’ e l l ,o „ii-w .'i » a n drowned in the gliet I tip N,-» Euglnml fltocklng of hoist ,d i liM-tít*.,» I.elln flint (»ettled tug pall, here are sevetal ti,1« ».i'-t thu kind Is iikiml.lv long In tbo lag (rum the village > Inin h close ti> Hut that may lause eicHemetn In pit<«utM and knit<o<! frum » oolun yarn; There tie did Hoi u m J hut w ords, hu could 1 dlatrili ulion a r e stork!ngn on Cape Cod which haTe ; Some member of tho family or on6 bu«n uoej, b, Your geporaliOtla of chil­ see her «yes —*—* V ------------------- ' I of the maids can enter the breakfast I room, where the table Is preltlly dol­ More B lessed to Give. S t i n g ' ’ ' r epeated the N e ig h b o r ­ oratoci with greens hut no gifts are hood i lo**lp 1« ohi m a n , n te W m ld displayed Sho should ho heavily voli ■ tlngv Wit, ittd yott hear Whuj h e od. d ressed Iti a h'tig-i alti coat and g u i e ¡II» Wile fot I* t'h ils ttn a * pres- t a r t ) two or iblee ittioli iittil|f<;lli*s, •Oil * lie let tier e * to the dentist that furled II,' t 111use i l l ha i • ten Itching *«,0 ft (,ulled Mi, » i h g l ,-l > n ,'ll Hint it ivodlil III event her eatin g any ol the IiihIsi that tt 1« going to rain and tn i 'hi let ii, a.* dinner gi H,-r appeal line,- "III ‘lilt" s'ltprls,* part Ictilnr1} If the sun »liltu-* Sin ivUI to t her umbrellas raised Soni« ot th<> children will otTf-i to Holly and Mistletoe asslHt and front the umbrella »'111 fall In the language of (lowers holly sig­ the packages gaily tied and clearly nifies foresight, and mistletoe means addressed Anything that may suffer "I havo surmounted all difficulties " from a tumble should he tied to tho Holly, as everyone knows. Is the sym­ ribs bol or sign of Christinas. but tho cub In one housi-hoh! the large family torn of using It Is older than (Tirl»- bus decided that each person shall tlanlty The Hoiunna sent friendly hunt up some trovi way'wf gift prpgreeting* slid it|rrlgs of holly to ono , sonUMIau. No one will ktiSw whnl Ui« enotlwjr Ütirlng thlrr winter festival ; „ther hns select eri, but iHfcil».moui of For tlifs reason, perhaps It was tuk«n> t MUrpri«v will ho emphasised to stand fur the spirit of lovo and ( mother who wishes to avoid congood-will I fusion nt the breakfast table has de•elded that no presentation should ha Mustn't 6pln at Chrlstmastlds. modo then T h e family »111 he asked In North Germany, whers the prntv 1 ,n jH|j. various presents In a cor­ tical yet poetic spinning wheel still tain room on Christmas eve. AH are hums'll) the cottages, one must not neatly tied and addressed. No one but spin duritig the twolvo nights of mother knows whnl Is to bocomo of Christmas lesi he or she walk after thorn death If the spinning Is dope after, •AJ close of breakfast tbo next morn sunset on Saturday* mico will eat tho log—Christmas—the door boll rings work If one wtahes to have money and a mold brings In an linmodlato do aud good luck all the year, one should »Very letter, .This Is gaily decorated not fall to cat herring on New Year's with tb« season's stamps and seals. t>ay When opened. It U found to bo a ■v letter from -Santa Claus, saying hls. Three Good Bolling Crops pack was too heavy, so ho h&a for­ Any drvlri funner can harp at least warded by express all hls gifts. In a three good »oillug crop* In successlod le w minutes a huge box Is delivered for hls cows. These are rye, onti. In-the kitchen which when opened Is and early maturing corn, maturing In' found to contain packages addressed the order given , Early planted «wrly to each ono. maturing font may bo follow « by Another easier way la to pass a l„ior planted corn, thus supplying I trny covered with a number Uf small green feed from the time rye WJil do ■k)iy(| w|th n .d rtbbon ^ a ChrjBtnjaa to use In N,fty ,lll tJ'0 t I«* attached. _ On. tho tog la written by front in the faflit rtf a Mhe child’s name and tho Information acre* of *o ng i r p . ihat somowhercvln the-houae Is conRor of a ecrcaa« Dow tof milk frt»m #^ ^ ^ „ „ opcn V - f-T dren Once emptied of- tliblr treasure on Cbrlstmas morning thoj' nro rolled up Tvnd marked nnd laid gway fcjr th« next year'« festivities The Christmas Spirit, Hyt don't you «,*» Uiat tlmre Santa Claus! He Isn't a plan Itx coat, and n reindeer Hlelgh and all that, blit he U the Spirit of Christmas, Isn’t he* They’ve personified that and ramie a saint of him and Invented Icgjmdi ahput him —for the children, but when wo'ro bo longer children and don’t believe In him, wo stUI have (tint Christman spirit * and It’s that that give« preneuta nnd makes us fool toward one upotber, and makes Christ-» mnn what It la.—Harvey J. O’Higgins. Lr $p\ru or C»)rl$t«a$. . Thcro Js"ihard|^ a festival In thsfi calen­ dar which has such a hold on the hearts ot old and young alike as Christmas Day. The ring ot- tbo car bells aud tbo voices VI>OQ the Streets seem- to take on a more cheery tone, and the spirit of tho tlmo seems to throw a glamour over plncea and things which ordinarily are devoid of all beauty. As It Is with places, so It la with people. They, too, not only seem to chango, but tho transformation does take place In millions of hearts to a greater or lest decree. Tho spirit of Chrtatmss oven affects people who for tbo rest of tho year are devdtd ot sentiment and of feeling for their fel­ lows. Tho most Interesting of Chrtstmasttdo are tho«« wb never appear In print—true sto men and women whose thoughts hav« boon only of their own selfish alms and pleasures, but have hcct^awak­ ened, If only for a day or twy^Yrom their usual self complacency; moved by some forco of, which, thoy are only half-conscious to do tome act of kind­ short #at , of th Then licglns a hunt Into all aorta or ness to make the day happier for AT9t B d J i 2 1 wffi ne ¿lOut^or-the-wsy places to And ^ great someone- leas fortunate than thempasture g ra .i w that It will not be- v of y ^ aelvee ln a worldly w ayr-T he Chrlt' ' j -"r T ^JÜi P.SSM ‘ " iMtflnsd (u U n«d U Bt a■**™too UttH|nl4 a Li ■Ya ■as * �December (9 (5 rw v* h e (SIS Hci, ¿53 diving |Eij hi* pocket ho produced a Ur-;» , 0M of “Borneo and Juliet.’’ Marjorie was surprised tor a >e^O0l. then It flashed o te r her *hat ^ meant. Brown & Co. had forgotten t0 cancel her order and Billy tiad :t. celred the books. BUI/ had , nitrued her sending them Into a h.jii for forgiveness. Ho most probably wouldn't ha*, come at all If It hadn't been fur ttt(L Bhe stifle bed visibly and all her !ct« was «wallowed up In a war« of rebel, llous pride. "You a r* mistaken," she commenced coldly, biit Billy •Interrupted her "Here, I b ate found It. " 'My bounty Is aa bound!*«* kl the ~ l i th i Tdrci an* opens Els pdrtel anàï dlgs oifl "Eli fcalEIY tie*. And the gentle wife and mother her emotion trjrs to smother When conducted by her busbandTjo tome secret corner,'where^* « As a proof of fond affection, he baa Bid from her-detection. His girt to her, a cosy, eosUy. well-upholjtnred chair.' (Of whose comforts, In the future,' you may bet he'll get hie. share) Now this Christmas spirit moves us to ^ 7 . f J la t /• sense that It behoves us S f/ JA / r To keep Poverty1! bare platter and * \ == fill Destitution’s cup. Bring - turk and pie and gladness to - t ho homes .oj ^jnptymadnesaf ^ J 1 To help <W;!ipferf?vhrfstmas char' •* lty wbcH'oul^ not loosen ufit [ ■. But it’s highly 'aggravating not to say Exasperating, When we’ve given most nobly and without thought of stint,' To find out, aa we expected, that the modest are neglectod • > And our princely benefaction hasn't ^nind. Its way to print •(Certainly we didn’t ask It, but a man m lg b j^ k ^ ^ h ln t ) .'* ’* 77 v, •«». My love aa deep, the more 1 Kite to thee.* "The more I have, for both are la. Unite,” ho was reading, and the . mple beauty of the lines awoke mmetbitg In Marjorie stronger than p-W* or re sentment and she only smiled vhea he added tenderly: "My Chrlitmaii greet. Ing to you, dear.” But away with sad reflection! This 1| 0 0 At rye for* dejection. Merry Christmas, happy Chrlitmai, as S * sfUd.has oome at lost! All the many tribulations, all the trials and Vexations That have crowded thick .upon us for the last ¿lx* weeks, are past, Not a protest shall be uttered, though the house with toye Is cluttered And the hide are all parading to the eound of horn and drum. Lusty lung and larynx voicing the extent of their rejoining. *' * We will have to stand the racket now that C£rJ«unki day is come. (Later tone our nervous system' atW a»» sanitarium). Wonderful Man. Decern—Oinks had the most wondern k .th ï Oirçr If we’re able to 's it ful control of hla fcaturoa of any men I ever knew. ’round 71 ***$11.spread table, Burr—1 understand ho was a mar. here thg^pUimp whlte-boeomod turkey* jmcds,'f u savor through ▼el. the roonÇ ' Ù Decern—He was Why l'v© »tea pu(jdlng%comeg Sÿçi suIokln*. *«d aeen that-man look plcaae ! .On-n he ^Sl^ro'a nO .«pd?te *)Uepoking, saw what his wife had bounLt him ldJWj* heart tk>V > i r U r s ma 11ce fo r C h r i s t m a s go mlniJ.iflweaai'^iFh gloom. Let us be.profoundly grateful that V fth Orateful fOf’Tff*’pepsin tkbtets'that tj) Hold It as among our merci«» If thèiV«’. . _ BeJthâakful for those dfcar to us and Ufo«fl(And most supremely thankful Christmas com 4a>pr*a*i, ***<•T**,Tro ÆtHp’s Christmas Greeting tentlon ' Tl was do-w j i a pdmon than Billy bltnaclf who was coming, post haste, to see her. Marjorie look«*) at him In won­ der Jft'tint had4 Como over Billy? Why this sudden contrition, when, »ho! Admitted It now for~lhe first time, 1 even to^ierself she. had been greatly, tf not altogethec, to plam,e for their quarrel £ ' ‘ "O, IJIUjr, L,nm so’ kind. you'cam e." j M m i-.fto k a o m ^.llU lo time (o empha- • ’ 1 In Ad vance. Mrs, Bklufllni —Oh, Jui.i \[i;y the.parlor maid,'haa Jua^ a».i:.u-*td a quarter! What ever shall u uViof Well, I •<][)pots we'd belter leL her keep It .She'd have expected a Christina« pr^ent, anyhow I O n ce Enough “Christmas come« Imt said the cheery rllfieu "No live lu Its com 1ha 1 « »aid the morose pet sou n man ft c h a n c e to «uv* .1 t before he can spend I t " Too Late Highwayman— Flnlt' your life! . , O 1 am a heartless' flirt,V ictim — -It's no go. wife's In the same line who doesn’t undenttknd ways at Christum « time, tlie meaning ó r -thb word love, am I. Mr; finished with pm Wi l l i a m Dunning*’ C a c k l in g ■tormed Marjorie alBco Mrs. OramCrcy -$h«* t herjelf. In anHw’er to surprised when her hit» the final decree of rage such an expensive pr«*»' and defiance which that mas. gentleman hurled at her' ; Mrs; P a rt—Not stiri t by lucana of a vlgeruiliIheqf^llii-l^^atn«^ ktmldn’t I trut auspicious. slam of the front ^lior, _ ¿ M & -jfo a r r n*wi«keii. 1 ”1 believe he' would-’ . >'i/'Nttauso ym/itowed you wouldn’t -f. <• • Pa*r- Mao. JiAOA-ehakfn. t u , If be hadn’t lrusbed M rA Cali«*— Y o t r iw t y I t JoB’t , liiUjd^LupylcfgUeil,” Marjorie explain-" ouf lirTfme^to p'reventt hlmkelf from" • ed mlscbfgy^ialy^ . . your husband a necktie « fdoing It," she con tinu ed ,''(h e' eyer t;% "Tnu1 dhfn;t-,Qilnk I'd bo so narrow m avì ready dimples venturing out of tbeh* ■ alid-hu^prglxingVk U> ignore your dear .. Mn». A th o n lo ^ O h , y r» I d c1 hiding plsoes, blit ’she banished, tbfrm 11til V T{paik» iff« fj Itg ?». | brought one of the poor dear noVer acro.«, t » severely. "I'll nuver, ‘nwverV. forgive 0 to rejul something that It la the same on«! him, fiveu though ho oskis mo lot which qf course, he won't! And be tails-me A *e i W H » V V tVVliVVV(WVVW»VVV\WV»VVV\\ W W W , \ W nO C j bls^ stocking stubborn!” . 1 1 *V y l i^ s lr ^ V V And there's »cade ,ot things wo ve finst morning Marjorie was^tkemejiÛ. 4. ’S E Ç D P O T A T O E S Bliss Tr.umph » ‘ . ' ” •^ got ttt'do that rAelly cannot walL dously busy wrapping up ijainty Utile, Ouretwnt,» 4 grotta bv.ut ¡ a Al*iuc'«n<1 HeW'Yoek S|»«c Th» n-e t it » t « t , befere w s kick the cloth«« off (quite dctdnfitned not tp doie off), parcels, for the' nest day was Christ^ •atvvti^b w ttvr |v titae, uti fraai ‘djiHK tad rut. They art umfunn to rm ,i-d : 1-r Let’s Indulge In dream^ muglng on ibis Joyoug ChrUtinastlde, mss, and ber many frlunds must be btfarhOiljid by Irott qr.cold. DtBvtri** nn-bt made ifnrntdutrly. ongifhlle the belli A rt dealing, get up some1,real Christmas feeling. remembered, in iplte of quarrels and . W E M ANUFACTVI^F. T H E CORRECT P O TA jO F E R IIL IZ I K ' rU l durselv«¿"wttitlweet emotion» that ar» not quite cut and^Arted. Billy." . i-'-.' iNogpc^offitrgftfiMCKx asjf »"amv. .............. .. liYuat tk^ s\lnutee fast s re glldl^g^ut/conearn >tb-( 'let ’em glide ‘'J, Still, she' seemed .very much preoo, . . J-*E^ PACE; Agent I i * ' ' Sanford, I lorldu Oupled over her wu/k,' and. quite sud­ r\_J- io' : » . denly’ she threw aside the piece of }Thlnk of the/ae.lqsg w>«k* o f’ walllu«. all tb»?gl*d anticipating Of the gay and featlre season that at list, at lost la here; Wevsr resUqg.. tve'vwr stopping iu puT'npid-career of ,shopplrri; O w v u mu tn n t ■V', Bearchlng o Ta rth e 'Id n ^ l/ n o i-fp o cheap and aq( W e have done with haste and flurry, no occasion now to worry, ^ Lest some sensitive relation may have been quite overlooked. * ,* ' All the lists of names are checked and all the walls with green are decked, and Now within a few short hours the Christmas dinner will be cooked. Hall to Christmas! happy season! T h tre-ls sotne substantial rtgfam To be gleeful at thy advent—the beginning of the end. ' As thou comeat wreathed with holly, we can certainly be Jolly, , ' 1 • Welcome thee with feast and wassail, and In general unbend, •br we know that w# hare spent for thb« the last cent we can spend! .«a. ’ *; v y ^ ,r / A f l b W / '* '» ' J L jB WWWrtfWVW«W i m m ï ï H ! fr/j too d e a r;; Crhsbed and'efbowed la the refikltlgviirowds, tnst like ourseiros are seeking ^ Jiu s t th f vj*ry thln^eof hllublnga that th eir‘loved < v ttitnp and draggled rhgn eoiirgldg Ti^rn tbo pushing, f 1. . Mob. with parea^^efUfflem -Wichiitg home St tj dpg tired ‘Those eipertegoea’ fkAyJrt befi: «¿eorlWld-iu "moM all . M ’* * . ^ y ,r ; :• ff»t no antiquated stulo ahowed endupV ' * , * ance more Aqrolo (ffig M ' - Than we’ve manirgeted through the ' 4 " ' tf vfeary ordeal ' Of .that tlmej , T T tf c y r L -We have stood the sties■ of'barwr with ' ** ths courage of h inortyr; '*vV/i . « Now wo find ^sweet compensotlon j w , list’nlng-to tha tJbrlatmas chime, ^ . Whose dear cadence,-soft and mellow, aeoma to whisper to a fellow That the worst Is nearly over, that we "soon may breathe again, Boon may flnd surceaae of sorrow, and that, maybe by tomorrow Of th^ next day, may be lifted eomelhlng oi this mental strain, That, a blessed sense Of rest may soothe the tissues of our brain. holly she tiùr tech toying with, and. fairly flew t^i the telephone. - , > -'V In answer to hep Impatient mons, she was quickly connected wttb Brown A Co.'s book store. "Have yoir sent out those books -that were order-' ed for Mr. William Dunning?” she ask­ ed anxiously. The answer evidently pleased her: for ahe breathed a sigh of rell^fii ’’That’eall right;-I’m glad yoy haven't, for I , have changed my, mind ¿bout, them, Pleas »-.cancel the order.” . ¡i" Marjbrle' budg up the Vecelver with, an alr;of triumph: '"Thqre, I’m gl&d r thought of that! Billy would hkve Sfèin^âjfi&.Sojiis: • ' ' BeKr Bros. , Ma ^Ciowi),’’ : • Sto Kqtiler.&. Campbell - H - and Fischer • door-beD will cease ringing to the peoplg wh& were bringing endless « rlfig io f packages from E dfiftT ' r > 5 i We no lohger will be running to con^ jln j C fj/ v eesl those things with cunning. " S N in A .'« \ And we’ll lose our wonted air of (□ L V l/ rX l < having somethhyr-wp our sleeve. .. 'j J . There will -be' a denced litter, when the fswgaws gleam and glitter, -v Of-Waste paper, string and cotton, from the Jdtchen to the hali; ■ 9 1 with consciences elagtlp. jflLjrtU jffow enthuelasUc _ ‘ _____ ~ ,.4 * *4 .X herw ; th#7, ■«» •W»guessed,” ” da won «» VtfW the WvUVt donors’ V Jnecks we fall. Looking bllssfttl orér dgerdads ibat we dldaft want at all. this blessed thing o f giving! J t is half ths Jdÿ of living To watch ths looks of gratjtuds. and pleasure and surprise Christmas spirit to hay< but I. c g n t * have Billy thinking that 1 am hdmlt•tlbg I Was wrong,, who».Jr'knoik «1 wasn’t,” she argued vthE'Wrself,» - ; .The Joyous ringing of Christmas’ bolls, and nnrry shouts of J mjT younger sisters and brotherr/ wbero they dis­ covered their stockIhg| ll]e nekf 'ruAnt­ ing. only served to emphasUe her preaslon. ; “Billy never loved me; U he really1 and'truly did ho never could treat me like this," she told hersolf as she stoodlooking with unseeing.« jess 'm . tbs snowy ChrlstmqAAorld. Ju s t than a Ydfffqp man, fairly tsaiv uesr Prices and Term s*: K80NVILLC F L p R ID A 3: �... V.V E B M ^. *? ^ NT 9 B H K r 1 - 1 December I9, IMI •. ___ _____ __ ______________r ^ u w i w w i v i ¡ •-»f a . ■•> -4"^ * . THE SANfORD HERALD Y OU C A N ’T • . •> < Anywhere in comfort unless you have a nice house.- The J first item is a good well, and our expert well-drillers guarantee-if good work at reasonable rates. . . .’ \ . . f I N \A P O O R H O U S E► ». , 9 •* V7 You will never be satisfied and you will have a poor house J if you use poor lumber. You can get the best ■rough and dressed lumber from us. Sash, doors and blinds aie our speci- | \ re alty. Everything in Builder’s Supplies. ASK FOR GOOD j L U M B E R | - — T h ere are many different grades of -lumber these days-fr -| and what may seem good to you will be the very poorest | grade. W e.have the very best at the very lowest prices. W e | have been here lor many years and our reputation for lair | ] dealing is our best advertisement. | i a ^1111^,1111111^^1 •iiiiiii /•% HILL i in wi 11ifi Ialit titutii i y»i ijm i '■•■ii ■■in ••••••mu 11ll 11ll II ■1,.|•••■iiim iiiM iiiiiiiiy III lining 11,1 ■III ■IIIIUII HI mi LUMBER ’ SANFORD )Y »i KY KY KY yY yY V ^ COMPANY FLO R ID A p ?j50 $ cp$ 0 $ 0 0 <p <ptp § % uUti al Ajplrt-w Anui^V. BfPOtl Shere. The porch from which he planned i ’ii 111*'1 r',,‘l ► effect bla »orr^ptllloii^ ri lri.j»»ifffl|-Teiere was tke sound ^ iL ^ llfr U é . tiiTuiaiTTnt packagi <ner nini over u r bis h.ind“ Mimi né over \\'tmi Afji « a « a side one l i e r e m e m b e r e d that ' fiMVrtleps lip Ilie »'ft Ik. What « (he mutlor?" Mr. Tutti« abel Munight « t never «III know. last slimmer A m a b el's father had Tliefe must Le lime» whlle a «unum said he must h a v e the c a t c h U|i the asked Where Is ho?” said a voice. |» l a m i n i l i s lu m i i Ini' . I l e Ih ho rn> « liido w lep alre d Mo know p e rfe ctly ' Whore'» who7" rugeil «Idi hi» oliliiMuiesti limi ubo »••II A m a b el's f a th e r hadn't d o n e sr> "I'nfrolinnti Jones telephoned that »»•nlil k••elili fiijm Hmmplng bini •«* for tie knew Am abel's f a t h e r « a s Ilk« he «a« * -^nan breaking Into your I li^ limili «Idi n “li « <1 all men h«u*o Andre« c i ni on • nwny treni through ihe »id*- yard slid in i-r tin Audi*.« tdil'ored with alarm This ti••i h May •mutali io .t»k porch rail he went Ihe wtndnn to* \ri* ' i g"lug 'o |in\|. a ChiHUIikn found uiifasieiicd ( aridully he ral»ed war a predicament To be arrested hh a burglar, ly b« carted oft to Jail, 1ree 7" ll and fell Ills way Into the room Is j "No. VVoTo Slillaahluned, you hla »Htonlttkliieut he saw a ray of - without a chance to u explain. 11« kno» We're Just golng to lumi; tip light beneath tho .'door and heard peered from behind the bookcase and aur stock lug* In frolli of die g ra ie ' voices In tho adjoining room—whero saw Amabel dreamily hanging Jis r stocking Me awlftly came from his and lei Situili curile righi down die Ihe Blockings were to be hung hiding place, and silently hurried to ritirimi’'' I love duine ulti nini dina, "Well, Amabel," her father wan say­ tier «Id** Taklpg the package from (lo l l’l Vie. ’ ing. what Hid Itonieo havo to say to­ his [Hicket, ho whispered: Ah »lm -U'.'ko ùf Ille old lUlfilotlla night '" "Amabel! 1—I forgot to tell you I , »he linee mole postosi ihe spray <»f The ti-ply w as a Mlirr from Amabel, love you. and here's my proposal, and misti* lo., u. trito place Thls Itine « h u h A n d re « ltit.'riiryN--l as being a Hi« ecRitgemcnt ring, too'" VHill *' « ; I* P. limi I « IlV ilo« Il *|eep sugg' “it ’ll t-i lo r father lh.it he mind I be iimru fact Mini be had appeared in bis beai! Ile wlsh«-d he «ere Just « his n « n affairs. t hus m y s te r io u s ly ut hur uldo .did not giwid frli'ml of vinalicl's Hid \mi g iv e him tho n e c k t i e ’ '' ap p e al to A m a b e l the mnh «III lie a Slav#.She did not think Voi) seti, under thè misi Irlo«-, thlugs Amiiliid s mol her usked. •At last, however. II hecatno time fnr of that ai nil. Bhe sold: Yes Andrew to Hay goad night It wits piliv he dulie hy godìi llluloln Whlcll "Oh, Andrew!” ' Did ho like It?" ,Christmas eve, and he>W w Ajnkbel's "oulil call nm die troops ir adempted And sho then allowed herself to "Me never looked ut It,“ family would have somo llltlA propara-, by a lover who has not yet declared fall Into his arms ' "tYclI. I must any! In my time a tlons lo mnko for tho festivities (,(„ j0 ve In kpreeh. bill whose every That there' was much «excited *conyoung man would have shown njoro versntlon'ln the hall,’ th a t men were the morrow Me did not think for n a. tlun K lin « Imi la ufleeting him. ment of tho tremendoua lacl that Me tojd her he had spent a pleas Kullnntry *' running jiround tho house and peering Not u Millington, mother' Mr Into dii^k corners'In tho basement and when a yutiiig woman allow» n^yiaing (.\.n|ng Id thimked tier for tti•• They never think of In tho upper rooms wan something of man tt> spend Chrlatinas eve wllh her' |in)e gift, hy pimolaed to come again Tuttle said what lo ray until a week later which Andrew and Amabel»,were en* she 1s writing "Yes" In large, letters |1(. ^ut out and away—and dhen Andrew grated his teeth This wua tlrely unaware. Mr utidi Mra. Tuttle on the wall No man cnn'TealUo any- ]lt, renlpcl that ho luld lint given her thing at such times. . • »|he preweiit liu had uiebnt to hand lo true, hut nut pleasant raino back, after the officers had gone U’ull, you couldn't etpect him to uway utterly bewildered. Kven they Andrew said bo must ho going, after |,ur «li^i a few «ell Clue.en «ord« Amabel had began to wonder If lie | which slTould cutis« her to tall lino hla tell how he liked It when ho hadn't bad been so excited that the presence was going to talk about the weather nrtiis and promise lo be bin Itirever n«:ori it,” Amabel said, stoutly. "And of Andrew struck them us nothing un­ and tho latest hook all evening Alsu, he ten Hied that he had hot even it wouldn't have been polite for h ltu ^ .'^ *^ - Alliab(,|'s ahy but delighted an­ “Xfusl you go. really?" hIio asked, «1 hed her a merry ('hits-timis In the to look at I! tight there -besides, 1 nouncement of her engagement was re­ shouldn't have given u to him tty- ceived merrily, however. In fact, brightly. "Wall Just a moment I way be hud planned lo wish It havo something for you.*’father and mother Tuttlp and the All the way homo ho abused him­ night " "No." her mother said "T h at made young, people got so drop In their Sho went Into another room, then self for h.dni’ such a fool Why, any cam« back with a smalt package, mini with n «park of self-coufldeme, It look as though you expected some­ plan/y^hf tho future that they almost Which alio handed to him fdpgot'Hic, Incident until suddenly Mr | he told hliu.elf, would havo tpld th>t thing from him " Audrew was standing In tho dark­ ;fttWsnfaTit; "Ju st a llttlq Christmas rompm-,, K|r| «hat he had In hla heart otiif lit aho autlled "You wh»‘l. ^¡^jj pucket for her— would have fliado ness. In the middle of Ilie rootn. He "I f o n d e r who tho d^ckons that brnnee, mind getting It abend of Urns, wilt- nvueat blit ’ effective ■IIItlu speech or wished tho fntnlly would quit talking hurglaf was, anyhowT" *T—I’ll’ bot It was m e!" Andrew yoti? 8uch good friends as you aud'^tfcfdaQtntlon, and would have conclud — especially as they were talking of l needn't wall for Ctd-lsimas day Jt (d :hls perorailon wllh her heail h im — am) go to bed nnd a llo w him to \ stammered. against tils sboulder nnd her plump drop hlR gift Into Amabel's stocking, "W ell, I must fix that window tomor. "® 7 . lie did not duro to move, for fear of row," Mr. Tuttle doclded. Hbe carofully.atood Immediately b^ ^vtiltP hand In bis ‘ There came to hint ft flash of In running Into some furniture. -^.He neath a spray gjf mlstlutoo when sho hardly dared breathe aald''U)fs, but Andrew did not notice aplra tlun it. This is further proof that lore Is Why not play Hauta Claus, take the ' Suddenly from down street, came ring to Amabel's homo, cllinb In a the clang of n gong Also the clatter blind. * "Thank you," Andrew mumbled, side window from tho porch, deposit of horses’ hoofs on tho froxen. highnervously. “1—1—I wish you a merry the ring nnd a note In her slocking? wny nnd the rumblo of wheels. The Quieting Her Suspicions. Christinas, Am-nmabcl." This would make her feel Mint he had noise Increased ns Ihe horses drew "My dear.” said tho Suspicious Wife, t "That's nice of you. and I hope you planned It all ns a reftl Christmas stir near, to su b sid e and ceaBe In front of ■'this sealskin sack you gavo me for like the little gift. It really Isn't u prise for her. A ChMsinuis KIM and the bound. The Tuttles heard ll. Christman has tho odor ot gasoline." necktbi 1 "Must he a fire, ur tho palrqt wag­ n Christmas prt'inntnl till ut one«* gift, Andrew».. Ii "Very ltkuly,' answered the Crafty I « lib It cauli! would eiTiulnly appeal to the roman- on," Mr. Tuttlo exclaimed, throwing made for you tur f r * nicer—but tic sldu of any girl. : - . open tho room where Andrew stood. Husband "IJut you know Santa Claus bare bcsü r * 01! .fh tt so*• wllh jfo bo wrote bis note, wrapped It Andrew darted behind a bookcas« Just Is uaing an automobile now.” Nevertheless, she had her doubt* at'1t rack* in value or' I put the ytng, replaced the .ring and In time.' Mr. Tuttle went'Yhrough the about It, fearing that he had pur-* room to the ball and-operaed the iront «"note Ini the It wed him, tfd* chased the garment aecond-hand#d ot door. Mr%.Tvt up, and À BASHPUL * S A N T A C LA U S toonjmsm. wu.i i •«■ : s, T3y~ W7//wrZ). N esiiï r wag Christman ovo. ' ■ Andrew* HUUn$tou, ,wUh a neat -tltito package ivf I -Wa breaat' packet u n d a | Infolibinjt heart beneath Hie rauié pocket, bad been •rytng Jor a full hour lo enough courage the package, together with his throbbing heart, to Amabel Tuttle. Amabel was Juat such u l/i 4* Just such n young a*^\tnrew,?*ouI/l,ardently destro *° ì'rcìint, wlttr^wV throMilng heart e n tro tth d float packago. atWnci _________ no la;fw contained n j ’tng, ael with • slopt« . diamond. f Tho ” throbbing aeart •«'Obtained what Amjftw wna ‘«»'if to protulmr Should Ho llfo-long ««Totion (o Ainajun*' _.%.bjr K0 10,0 d«tall regarding tho ,n°l# ?<‘nr durlng'whtch ho had laid "**• 10 h«afi of Amabel T Th,re bad boe^ momenta this Christmas eve w^ygn Andfcw*« Ongere iwrou.iy sou ghtB is breast pocket. t*1! know hOpWas On the vergo of be. v oalnr- n .» i,b .a . ____ ■„• ^rcyl Tho — ... ifi a f V l P « p o d á is » *tsmtne«Lg 'g pe#}Chi the nuihed' - 4na‘h®^ - ». of tb° b^ itan.t *•***&*, tho dlxlty ' i '»Ttnè* ^ ^ many other graptoms gro average woman J 7» ,eniParature and.feeplratlon gro _ ** th® «PeclaTlsl In fo rer. . ” litici reason worn on iQ -p o a w^ Tot)K .the B ß f t tfce a w T ; 7 the «wain. i)oy tfah anxietr. S >***^- wisa | Q lA iA tf * v5ä �Deccmt) Christmas Gifts F o r Father, Mother, B rother Sister, Friends and Sweetheart ; f in e fa n c y • bo x c a n d ie s /* S T A T IO N E R Y , A L L IG A T O R GOODS t*. C IG A R S ,* P I P E S , T OBACC O — * P O S T C A R D S , S E A L S , S T IC K E R S , Etc. (Cop7^kKt-) Finest. Assortment Ever Shown in Sanford A d m e & n fh II 1 but you couldn’t rcal- ly," Molly cried, Incrcd| l(2■ ' '-Yes. I can,’* M n, Vm lPvijyk* I’^cll1* Insisted. jM m 9 She had a fancy to «co how till* pretty cssvattfro would tnko tho men of her set. "I can lend you a gown nnd n lint and wrap. Kinl you can take Vera I’nt erson s place. She bus Just telephoned that her cold la worse nnd that eho can t ho with u h for Christiana dinner." ""I'd JAVA It." 'Multy's erca-were-Hk» stars, "nut—" "Tbcro aro no 'hut*,'" Mrs. Phelps «aid calmly. ‘‘If I cliooso to ndd an­ other gut at to my Christ man dinner no ono can posslbty <rltlclsc." "I'v o in-ver dined In nny of th o Mg h o te ls ," Molly coni« *mw«I “T e r r y want­ ed tO Ilia kit lilts V<e lilt 1 tUUldlll — not In my old «h ' i:«s " "1 don't ere why you don't hate sumo nit'll guana. Mrs. I'll* ips said She hio) ink« n i \in* ' *«« I -r 1 "l<* seauiili i k» . the s; J■i a youth nt.d to.«ii ty made her different frmn the usual cut at d dried e; : - ’ ra who w«i k l y - "Who I* Ti irr "W ill. 1 f*« b very nlm hoy u h i*-***" .tfoim p in f t e a a . who — ' .iiul I sol ¡ " i c y.ui'H iiinrrr l.Trñ end be poor th e f e * ' u( y o u r life," Vyft* Mr» Phelps’ eomineiif. "Ynu'ro vt*ry In front of 'he I tig mirror Molly saw a wonderful vision. Mrs. Phelps brought from u bo* a long wrap of lace and ermine nnd rosecolored velvet. *T was afraid that color wouldn’t go with your hair," she said, "but It gives you distinction, after all.” On ber way home, again (;lo!hed in V-f shabby suit, Molly told Terry 4bdut IL t * ' "Khe Is going to glvo n Christum« Sinner nt tho Itelvldero,” eho said, “and one of her guests haB disap­ pointed her. 8hn wants mo to tnko her place, find Pm going to do It, Terry." Terry's face fell 'Then you won't have dinner with us,” ho eald. "W oll Jnlfla you( Molly.” “Oh, but IPs my opportunity," her face was glowing. "Think oi thb people i ’ll meet." llo did think of tho peoplo jh o would meet, na ho tramped homo alono In tho cold twilight. Tt-rfy knew ■KOmelhlng of tho world, Bomethlnii of tho nieu who would^bo at that dinner. Unhfl and Ullly protMted etrongly wheu they learned that Molly, tho light of tho household, was to spend her Christ man evening away from "them. „ "it will «poll nil our fun.” they fcald. "Terry will bo hero,” Molly tohl them. "Mother has planned a la to lm s (| y r it . va lla r Candies, Made by SouthehS^Maids NEXT DOOR T O P H O N E Z75 Y O W E L L ’S Mrs Phelps sent her home In Iter car. Terry met li« r at the door Hack of him was the r« d light of the din­ ing room lamp Hate and Hilly fill on In r neck and welcomed her, and fnII« r , 1. M|r«« u-|,s end'd tiiw««v r th* r and mother smiled In the ha« k* vc t « n eh« tnet t lie ni In r míenla ai««! ground. Molly hnd gifts for all of them The set downhill the Idg munii table ^ ' « ¡ •• Mil a cotlfU*lng «11- I ! a V Ilf lilies went on the (enter of the tnhlo, kill « * and forks and spnoils hut lie r and she hnd tl*d up randlc* and ili ,«• . «• wjt previ nied any awkward nionds In the corfu r of her handki r* chief. *'l had nn aw ful time "biding them,'* she confessed, "hut I knew how you'd like them " She had a red rose for T* rry "Ti e multi mlllt. nalfe gave It to tn«." slo- said Mrs. l'f«lps wants me to marry him " , Tc-ty looki d ut her with Ids heart In hi* eyes, but he didn't say a word. Was Molly g'dng in he swallowed up Ir ; nr ,« a’ ' n |i|' nsi'l I I ' ho Ip that strange world, where men had n tr i'is it* of it.*' dnih.issnijiir on t ^ f millions and didn't \ufX9 to tyork? rtyht. evs*« pui-om fonahle sud : PpUanWv some of .-dir« >rt:f If!«' Î 'u JJf 7.«r •Tor mother's turkey. stum merlúe lif>r\ pli r¡o es tu i his new t "I hardly ate ».thing at dinner,'' »bo laid "U Was awful sitting up thero HUtl having people, stare at me.'* They brought ,tk lo her with iMight, and she hail in tnstu u little hit of liv­ en thing ‘apd prhlse It Wftnn || ejit- j.uu<- fur lr r t) to go sh« went with litrn to the front door, nnd they stood for a moment under the sjjir«. _ "Vi'lll you be ^polng h ^ k to tbcmt** Terr^y nskW, jealously. "Why shituld I?" M.diy asked. "You couldil't go wlht mo. emild you, Telry 7” ' .> The next pioriilng. when sillily went , buck to hdr sewing. Mr* I’fcclps salil, "The nmltI millionaire wain* to meet 1 you nifajn.. When shall wo plan for it, hood and independence, Phrislrnas la the happiest day of the year Its gifts nnd hearty good cheer Impress family affection, parental thoughtfulness and brotherly Ioto, The dullest nnd most Irresponsive of fathers nnd mothers are uplifted to a vision of higher life by the Interchanges of souvenirs nnd tho merry meeting with children and grandchildren at the table and fire­ side. Few can esi'upe and all enjoy the meaning of the festival, the les­ sons It conveys and the Inspiration It gives, nnd wo enter upon a brighter future and n fuller appreciation of tho beneficence of tho practice of faith, hope nnd charity Tho loved ones who have crossed to tho other side, tho loved near and far who are still with us, tho old homestead with' Its precious memories, tho old church whoso sacred associations tlo togeth­ er childhood, maturity and age. lore, marring« aruLdeatH f tlo schoothooso njiero tho beffliiTiIngit of education H . D IN G E E SOCIALISM I* undoubtedly spremimiinveitigli te inni liju * c lp l¿ l’ n ié ytrunii. «t ttgtd 1 Read "f|Jfn unii 'd i ' Price 5c at -Ml AT THE PECK9 '*i 'V t* v,,Vi!."V»nn d ’ri *\Wvcr." pule! .Molly calmly. **! nm , going ,lo marry Terry.- and then I won’t hryvi> any time for umltlmllllonaires, will* 1?" ’ I h j.ud|yçlplul j,.t« ; *« > WsiwV «il *'t* Met M « >*, Tirsi Christm as Observance been ordered by Popo t j l Teleapli/vrus. This was In 1 or heforo the year 138„.for Ta In that year Pope Telesphorue died At flrut Christ mas was what Is l nowa as a niovuble feast. Just us Eas­ ter In now, and owing to mlsunderidnndlngn was celebrated as Into ns April pr May. In tho fonrth century an ecclesiastical luvesllgutlon was or­ dered, and npon the adthqrlty of tho tnblrs of tho censors fn the Roman archives December 25 was ngreed up­ on as the date of the Saylor’« nativ­ ity. Tradition fixed‘the hour of birth nt about midnight, and this led to tho celebration of a midnight mass In all tho churches, n aeoond nt dawn and a third In the later morning. "Humph!" aa!d Mrs,-. Henry Peck, "thin paper has a lot of nl|egoiUjokea about women giving their husbands cigars for Christum* presents. 1 think that any womnn who la fool enough to give hor husband a box of the Vila things ought to— Why, where lias Henry gone7" ■ ‘ t Hut Henry was out In the hall slmk* tng bands with himself; , v Why ,W i nejoica. In the manger nt Bethlehem was cradled the hope of the world. -.That Is why Chrlatmaa la the universal" fes­ tival. That la why the world re­ joices. But the manger must be In­ terpreted largely. In the babe Is the promise of the man ,gnd tho Savior. It la not the birth 'alone that makes the gospel; it la also the life, tho paa«Ion. tho death,-the resurrection, the ¿tcenslon. Christmas carries all this In- Ita happy content.* There . Is th* Good Shepherd who gave His life for Christinas means hopo nnd the sheep, who leadetfi^Hls flock to Us realization. Tho child green pastures and bosldo still waters grows eagerly cxpcctnnt ns and Whose honor nnd good name are the Hmo approaches for tho pledged To HU leading us In way* of Visit of Santa Onus. W hile righteousness and paths of peace, and this action “reinalni 'Unques*' them Is tho promise o f Jesus thst He tlonod, the - Imagination will be with us "all the days" evi<n opens novf snd wider worlds, unto,the end o f tho world. It Is D*> and Ideála become ao m uch- cause o f these aspects of the Christ the mind that tho prosalo T lfs snd because of these assurances monplsco can never crash that the world rsJoloM snd- will iw In111 Ik , •Audi r o n r h a i m a n , i IaI». ' ^ h o a îm p îô a t, light«-*! rmml> est cutting saw mill ever bull that you can bay at tho rig“* P with which you can n**10 -bl* OjWi �fow m btf 19. IB I UNDERWOOD M ANUFACTURER AND D EALER IN BUGGIES. WAGONS. FARM IM PLEM ENTSAND HARNESS We make a specialty ofbuilding to order, delivery wagons, laundry wagons, drays and anything in the lin o f - s f r i t t i “ s w a d r - t t v - y n ( ie r i v e d i c i « ? ; y — *•' ---------— ■>■ THE ! . . > CELEBRATED B U G G IE S AND '/vvenue BA R N ES V IE L E W EBER WAGONS SANFORD, mu enjoy rno onautmil, rare oia thinx* i tiht> had-road of ami-heard of all her ; telljrou more life ‘ ‘ t m as'tree! " ' . Wlum «h« returned to her own coun- j Eleanor» at try It wap to take up her profession of j tlon to each t> lutorlnjt—hut In the country this time. ! her hnnd was She found a homo Ih tho rcetory of an of Qeorge Da old church .The minister was n family "It's like Ui frlt»ml.,nud sh« went Into tho family to tutor hU two children with the prlv liege of having a lew others ,.'durln« odd hour» In tho Week ' ■>. 8 ho sjk -iiI tunny hn[)py d aj* with tho t children. she tuuglit them oVorythlng fi — she knew how to teach them, from reading nnd spelling to FYeheh and l\ German. hut. most of all, »We taught' ^ WM . p»i ' George," tho girl was saying. ■’ Thankg," th C 'm an re­ plied. a Uttl* hurt . S "You know very well what I .1 mean. It would be foolish .'V ffo n « than, foolish*—for Ku* to marry and—It la not because 1 do not love you, ° « r t c She added, earneeUy, _ nTiit on earth la necessary— ex.«•W loreT” ssked tha Impatient man. Tae girl .laughed. "Much—much tbs said. 7 ¥ofi admit, for Inta jiotI * r® hbaolutely bored country, that plcnlce, ■ »a • where yotr have to ** i9 nature la unlntereatlng to 7 ®° ‘oday you chafe under t$e itly lighted 1 Ltbe gay uà than alt fla tly In ^ » » « o meal with—with a p* woman fo r a vla-a-vla. WhUe, U!l ' etv ^ Y‘ uf th# of itr Æ ~ ^ v# ,o r “ d you baT# i ilka. Don t yon see, George*" Tv,* f1®* th# man did not answer, mated the buttons on bis getterà biääfc? 1^ kla* ,tlck- h U aye«. "W « aJw." she •Q aa far «« that." n y e sU n d -d o w e r L ', In ih« city with all th« whan they were "parting.' " I w ait to. ece rural Franco and Germany and— ! with you out orf' my life» Georgs— I might b e lonely/* eho *a ld a little wlet* fully. 8 ho looked hastily' away that he might not aea the «(fort with which She kept-the sparkling tear-drop from tumbling, down bey cheek, li 1 find tbat I can com o.back andjUand live with my wth on the trolley' flPkk. 1*11—Til come and lot you kocrtrl Mean­ time, yod aball hot kpow where lam .*’ abo eald, an almost ,1 mparcdptibia break in hdr voice, She had tried to' bo g^y. but eh* bad failed fu n n ily — and ahe knew be knew itu t^ ,,. "All. right, girl," tho m id Said, bold­ ing bar hand cloeely in bit darn, "Qlnfo you’re afraid of adding to the long Hat ofccnle-matoa among obr friend*— I’ll remain aa I am. l l l have you or no one, mate or mla-mate. Good-by.” He Strode off with never,* look be-' hind and ahe knew he wag gone out of.b er life until^-"Oh, forever!" ahe said, as ahe daabed away Jibe foolish and gone ntid'stiu sut In tho* stosll'-cousrrVAtory of the rectory on'Christmas tfflertuuit^ a hen the children, Hied from play, bad gone to take an after­ noon-nap ahd the good rector wl*h hla wife had gone nnd dona likewise, Eleanors began to have that lonely feeling deep within her. She looked out of doors where tiny snowflake» were Just beginning to blow here Hod. there as forerunners of a glorious Yuletlde snowstorm. y» - Suddenly, ss If to ward off the blues, •he sought her cloak and gloves. She would go out In It If only because she could! •Outside, she »truck out briskly to­ ward the churchyard where Iho Or trees were green.. Thojo was much of fho yard that wse nind* up of beauti­ ful parkways with y wonderful blue anruce tree* . mingled .with tho oldrfchlon»aI green-CUrlatmia tyco. ‘I ft vioia' tirwnrd; thoee treos that the walked, and'with every breath of the "lym, moist ‘ air*.. She - fslt Invigorated. >lTo caress of each lihy enowtlakA'aa It ’touched her ch (**.,> w ai***® *t hi tho girl who h*eV i«»j¥"» , Present^.^tdiead of her; kbe saw a group-of boys They seemed to »4 look lug A ’ dt a-great gra^h A* tree »hd listening to a man who atood In their mldat. Eleanoro drew pear, *-None ofthal|t* tie grmip ba(I «««», ber as she walked •o/tly on the snow covered graas. Tho mao—her -heart beat _ t ll A l f r ll f t f > atimrHtherof- ^ aa-lR al H( 1B ElaanOh* naked, teaslngly. •’Thal'a It, exactly," h# said. Than ho drew near nnd spoke In an under­ tone while the lads, feeling Insttnctlv* ly that they were at llborty to roam about If they desired, left tha two ntntulltlK tugijthun f i s It to o lu ta for ms— U> IsarnT“ I lie naked * ' iio," she »aid, "hut^flrsl, Td Uke to ' exchange n few lessons la bow to behavo In a fashionable‘restaurant for them," ahe said. "E lean o rel" he cried. , »"Yea." she admitted, “tt isn't SO th rillin g to sit on the porch all aranI n g . a q d w a tch the moou cortto up bohind tho t r e e s —alone—even If It la Nsturn I— suppose we combine our tastes nnd liv e In the country, but not so far that we c a n ’t get to town w h e n e v e r w e — you, 1 should say— feet like It." "1 feel now, dear, that I never want to. see the city again If—If you dob't want to," ho said. T m so weary of living . without you that T4 < gladly camp under a haystack with, nothing but (ha lowing herd for ah outlook If you were with ms." THE GENTLE CYNIC Tho man who la hie own woret enemy needa no other«. The one luxury some rich people cau't afford le a clear conscience. She Was Not Happy. plaining. ‘Tve sort of taken up eome settlement work on the East side late­ ly, and when one of theso boys asked me—not long ago— where the Christ*mss trees came from I—I felt ashamed to think he bad been under my eye and didn’t know. He’d never beon^out of the city In hla life— bad never'aesn a fir. tree growing." • Eleanore’s eyes grew wide wltb b u t * flHse. "Poor lad l" ahe eald. "Then and there, I promised the whole crowd of boys that on Christmas day I would take them to see a raal Christmas tree growing In. tha earth Vhere It belongs. 1 told them they should not have thalr gifts until we etood under one of .Nature's own trees mu! -v,tit, her«’ we a r * Aren't, we, Wyir. h*..M ked. tu rn in g,.to_ih e group of young foreigners wbo adored hlm- i v - Even the people wbo m any for money sometime* repent at lelanre. The world must be full of spgred rod«;, there are so many apolled chU* dren. * «» Borne people.believe only half they bear, even when they tell It tbem* solve» To get the batter of an argument always make the other fellbw hunt It Isn't always safe to judge a men's character by the way ba conducts himself on 'Sunday* • A mere man la apt to wonder If women ever really msan It when' they kiss eaclTotber. r rjr- — ________* . To know a manViieart Ilsten, to hla r_ words« ' *«%*. %T -, * Peace In « thatched hut-thaO*la �December member this next time he come* around. standing he roe® from poverty, he ha* never lost hie heed, he* kept hi* morel «■Lakeland Newt. Make them pay one. Bra Helberington. record dean, and today be l* m Demo­ Let your Commerdal Club take up the cratic and approachable—quite a* human y matter and every merchant In Lakeland —a* any man we know. It la to our mind no email thing to riee will aaslat you In keeping them out. The merchant* a* a rule do not want thl* fake from poverty to wealth and keep the head _ advertising, but moat of them are too level. Thl* la tho greatest teat of aanlty i*' busy to dlacusa the Issue with the glib of Judgment that human being* are hdr z tongued advertising eolidtor, and to get Mr. Beacham la now at work upon his la rid of him they take a space knowing that platform which we hope to publish In the the money la thrown away. The live se$* retary of lb® Commerdal Club bad card* Reporter-Star some time about the middle of the week. This document will be en­ S -d iU moll maltrr AuSnst 22nd printed and dvery business bouse. In San­ ford has one posted In a conspicuous lightening. as it will show how Mr. BeachftatoOt» at Sanford. Florida. Act of March 3rd. 1179. place. They read as follows; “All solid- pm views the post bill ties of tho office he tors of advertising must have.the ap; ssplrgpto.—Reporter-Star. prove I of the Publicity Committee of the 'MAKINO COMPARISONS fyf. TYlCasb has purchased a ball In' Commerdal Club-;before any space or With thS high temperature that ho» contributions will be contracted.” lirast ¿ 1 the Perry Herald. > . Our merchant*„are not bothered any prevailed Jpreeveral <ffi>a when the sun more by the tourist advertising fakir, be­ has been almost as unpleasantly worm cause the card Is their/ safeguard. They as the middle of is July day. there Is one lose no time in discussion.^ but point to satisfaction to be drawn from reading Pkplda and California papers telling of Tho Sanford Herald will make a good the cord and resume the Intem^ted oranges and rotes, and that Is what wo've n wlainaa gift to «end to your frlJitd*. course of business. The “ad” fakir' must got (or did have) Just as much suu *.nd see the committee and you know the rest. warmth as the people of those regions. If all the cities, towns and bamjets ot. Apopka will eooo have a nice new " rdlnus the orange* and roses, which by bank established where people cab keep Florida will adopt this plan our sta&will the way must get very monotonous cease to be a dumping ground fo r’the their money, i. .* , twelve months in the year while we may “ad" fakir. * All dtles ere not blessed with the same look forward to a variation t f the program Prominent Orlando men ara agltatlog with select numbers b/ Old Father Boreas • Boys and<Jlrl* Corn Club as a feature dass of merchants as Sanlord. Our bus!* with beautiful snow accompaniments. believe ness m e nIn thejA-bomep*ra ___________ r. ef-tka-Ownty Fair. Oiey kaaw tAo -roJut « iL iT X exiles. For most of them reallyorlginnted The knockers are not sounding the an set to prosperity and as an advertising in New England. And how they must vll now. The good prospects for the sea medium and they are always In favor of giving The Herald support.- which Is one pine for a dip In their native snosy drifts too have scared them off the Job. ____ reason why the travelling fakir,.fail* to on a blustering winter's day dqd long for ihfi-JQQU)tnk >HumL oLa fony-mjlcs-an - Sdoo v *m w m i«»n i p mtplk : M Va'BWB' sklo tba city OOt of good money—Bot-the hour zeyphr as it rips and tears around before the Federal Jury this week In card puta on the finishing touch and the cornet of the house about eleven p m. Jacksonville indict«! for selling lands could be used to advantage by every dfy when refreshing sleep’ la. most needed without titles. Who wereT Why don't in the United States. Newspapers and magazines are the Envy them! Vfhy no, What's the good the Jacksonville papers show them upT recognized, legitimate mediums of the of envy when one knows It won't do eny world. All others are not legitimate ad­ goodf For thou shall not covet thy neigh­ Hon. Braxton Beacham, former mayor bor's roses, nor his oranges, nor his of Orlando, has (finitely announced hla vertising and you can call them what you warmth, nor his sunshine, but be content ___________________ candidacy for Congressman at large, lie may. with what thou hast—particularly If you atanda high among tho people who know can't help your self.—Guilford (Cohn ) him and will poll a good vote In bis nwn Times. part of the stole.—Gainesville Sun. Never mind. Bra Schotey. You will soon be in Sanford safe from tho snow .la It really true that Bay street Is to be storms and'ltfe will not be as monotonous paved with good Intentions only!—Timesor dark or dreary as it is In bleak New Unlon. ‘ E.ifcljiid. ' And why notT It being generally con­ ceded that the road to hell Is paved In Wedding Bells that manner, we can see no reason for Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Diggers lost two girls that particular portion of it being except last week and gained two sons Last Thursday Miss Maude and Chauncey Wilson stole quietly away to Orlando Tbe Herald Christmna edition is cut peeling constitutional questions. The Job where they were married at the Uaptist In half this time because our present of national representative somehow or poreonoge by the Kev. Cramer. The bride fadlitlee would not permit the printing other aeeihs to make the greatest appeal is a petite and winsome young lady and of a 100 page paper and the rush of Job to the professional man. by whom we the groom is n young man of many good *Mtd book work all in three-dayi time, mean lawyer. A v . -qualities.- wtur* is esteemed by a large Vfe are dramflsd ibis time tmly. Tor wltlT * ThT* IsTiTTBtlon of TWItTfesaiTOn; Twill- circle of friend! antj acqhâftiTanbes. “ * the elegant new equipment contemplated ness is the country's mainstay and sinew, Mias Ulunche Diggers and Harry Oplinour next special edition will be printed Rnd In view of thla fact we question If ger were united in marriage last Satur­ without a hitch. Mony of our advertlaers the concrete business Interests have a day evening at tbe rcsidenconf the bride'» were disappointed in not getting their sufficiently worthy representation at parents, the Rev. Joel Schwartz officiat­ ads In at the proper time aa the paper Washington. ing. Miss blanche Is well known in San­ was dosed on Tuesday but there is o George W. Perkins, in an article recent- ford. where she has hern employed f. r limit and Friday's paper Is coming. ly published on the trust question, point- several yean as stenographer, lately be­ - - ----------ed the fact that the business of the coun- ing with the Florida Vegetable Growers' WMV ACANNINO raCTOAV uy h®* ‘he law. The law has Association. She is a young lady qf rare Sspford probajly consumes more tome- n0‘ ra*d® sufficient advance. What is qualities and business training and will toes canned than any other commodity n*»eded. according to this authority, it be ft helpmeet worthy of the name. Mr. that goes froih the grocer's ^halves to tbe higher and more wisely interpreted law, Opllnger Is a valued employee of tho borne. Every other city In Florida can not 1®** business. tell the same story. Look at tho labels We do not believe that the contention in the(cans oqd you will find that these "III b® r®fuled. that we need business tomatoes are panned In Baltimore or aome men In Congress. If so much is granted. >ther seaport but never In Florida. Last ‘ hen D. Beacham deserves a dignified lesson the Sanford growers raised hearing from the voters of this commonMasonic Election 2lx e tomatoes than ever be'ore and wealth. At the regular meeting of the F. A. & when the price dropped and they Mr. Beacham Is a clean man. He has »topped shipping. If a canning factory made a great deal of money in the face A. M Thursday evening will occur thr inunl election of officers for the coming bad been located here then tomatoes of long °dds. He ha* shown goxl Judg- ayear. All members and visitors are ur­ »uld have been secured at a very low ment. which the amasdng of a fortune gently requested to attend,. Sgure • . legitimately presupposes; but nntwitb' — ScatCTAXY. 15 lbs*»Sugar\$1 Candles to c ^ p Malaga^grapes 15c Apples 40c Butter 40c p Butteri n e 3 0 c Live Turkeys 25c Cranberries 15c per qt * +Tt a-- i| > r T in . * ,'iW J1 +1 i Fruit Cakes, V 1 to 6 lbs., 25c pound Everything in Nuts, Figs, Dates, Rai­ sins, Cocoanuts, Plum Pudding W a t c h for S pecia ls In our M eat M arket & Bakery ATTEND THE . # Peoples Church A W arm Room A VNaim YO U NEED T H E ttr lf mii CHURCH > Sunday School. IO I . Sunday Morning Pi -Sunday Night i Wrdnrsday So THE STONE CHURCH Park Anna* _ G E O R G E B W A LD R O N . P. TH E CHURCH N EEDS YOU G R O W I N G ALL T H E TIME MAKE THEM PAY IT Merchants kick long and Joed-when aome fellow comes to town, and without paying any iceo#e, takes orders for tbe goods they handle. By the way. tbe traveling advertising faker doesn't pay «ay license, either, Mr, Merchant Re- In'addition to pur regular line 5c, 10c aird 25c goods wc have recently added - ■ CHRISTMAS GIVING Of the three hundred and sixty-five days Ip each year. Ip no one of them Is there ao much happiness concentrated as In that of Christmas. Parents and guard­ ians are made happy by ths expenditure ot money and labor to please the young, and the refining Influence of these acts oo their natures is of more value to them than thrice the amount of gold and silver ^pl&ay.have expended In procuring them, " i f bo Is the man or woman of fifty or six* Wbo cannot look back over these vanish­ ed years and recall with pleasing associ­ ations aome token la his or her youth from some kind friend or relative on Christmas! So It will be now, end from generation to generation. Tbe real good and the ex­ tended Influence of these gifts to the young we may not presume to measure. In a refining sense they are more durable and far exoeed their price In silver and gold. Full line ladies’, childrens’ and men’s shoes, and as no additional expense is added, in order to sell them, we arc selling them for less. Come and in­ vestigate, you may save a few dollars. Subscribe fon The Herald and - ’ r , �•■•<■■■■■> ■ ■ . to t 'T * p+ctmbef 19/M* Among the prominent visitor« to tho city is Dr. W. B. Kelly of Port Jarvis, N Y., who purchased a tcn-acre farm near Rand’s Siding two years ago. Me is Little Happenings— Mention of looking alter Ills interests here urn! hav­ Matters In Brief. ing n good time hunting qunll He will have a building erected und make such PERSONAL ITEM S O f INTEREST other improvements as will make his place one of the best in the delta. Dr. Summary o f the Hosting Small Talk Kelley has hunted in Florida each season - succinctly Arranged fo r Mar­ for the past twenty years and he says it took Sanford to show that It was time ried Herald Roofer»* far him to annex a little of Florida's sand. California Prw ntaM M per finest The gentleman will go on an extend«! 'O tH tc * lb at Stockton’»hunting trip in the eastern portion of Edwin! Lane has oomo over from this and Osceola counties. Stetson and will »pend tho holidays with As a result of the steady market and home folks constantly Increasing demand for San­ Mn- W. R- Grilffith of Sarasota is In the ford products, there is a great dcul of dty »nd will spend Xroai with her mother, activity in realty trnnsuctivnl Those Mrs- E W. Peabody., who have improved lands to sell have Mrs A. W. Brown came over from little or no (rouble In securing purchasers Enterprise tp attend the Yule Tide Sewing and the holders of virgin iracls are ex­ Bee, Saturday afternoon. periencing considerable activity at this Jim Turner, ihe Kandy Kid, represent­ time. The arrival of each boat and train ing Wright t Turner of Jacksonville brings numbers of expectant buyers, and was in the city yeaterday. after they have been shown over the Come to Sanford this week, all you bar­ della and investigated conditions here gain hunters for we have everything to tney become tendr^putchnsefs. A gen­ supply y»ur want» for a Merry Christmas. tleman who representsn group of wealthy Messrs H and a Hoi III ngot and their persons from a single locality in New families are hero from ’ Nebraska. Tlie> Jersey, has Just closed u deal for one will rrnyin In Sanford for somo mouths Hundred acres of prime celery lend and will proceed to have the pro|icriy place.! Mia Vene Brady will arrive today to in shape for cultivation at once. »pend the holidays at home, to the greui Bacon lie per lb cash this week at pleasure of her many friends in Sanford atoCKtons. dt) lie Mr»TTl Morris and daughter. Mfts 'Th e llnrd Degree” Gladys, of Richmond Virglnti, have ar­ The presentation by the United Play rived la the city and will viiit relative». Company (Inc.) of Cnarles Klein’« latest play, ‘Tne Ttnrd Degree," at the Imperial Tdeatrepn Jan. 6 th, with n cast of ster­ ling players of acknowledged reputation, which Includes Grace Lord. Ida Post GorI'Seih Woodruff has left the delicacies for dou, Raymond Wells. Frank Patton. Gins. the substantial*. He gave up his poiltion T. DelVochio. F linond Sprague, William la Spencer’s bakery for one in Miller’s Weston und others of note, should attract crib grocery. unusual attention Mr Klein has in this - v Miss Mary Chappell came home from play written an even more virile and Stetson Mandoy evening and will enjoy vital contribution to drain rtic literature Lion un i the Mouse ’ the holiday* with the home folks and her than tie di I in The scenes are laid in New York and deal many friends. Three marriages will have occurred in with a certain condition of social life in Sanford in less thou o week. Two the which society lender». both mule und fe Utter part of lost week and another to male are the icntral figures iu working out the story, (tie author uttucka the occur Wednesday. methods used to pick out those entitled B. S. Woundy and party, who have to social preferment, the distinction ac­ »pent the past three winters in Sanford corded only by heritage and turds Ibis ■nived this week from Jacksonville on play marks n step forward m Die evolu­ the launch Unde Sam. tion of tlie tlrumu, the tendency uf which • M. % "Brown of Valnthu cuiuo over to is to deal with comtitiou* that exist and call on Mrs. Brown who la visiting her which, by reason of the public apathy, are sisWf, Mrs. M. Frank. Mr. Brown returned allowed to continue. Players will hud to hii home Sunday, afternoon. much to interest them In "Tne Hurd I>o/Fred Thuiqis, a well-known light-weight gree, and undoubtedly u will mark on pegifist of New Yorir. is stopping at ike epoch Hi the t matrical hilt ary of this city . Fair View HborL lie ¡»the brother of Mr. Children’» Buruaf 1 FWsher, the cotniiisalon m in, and ia enTlie Junior Epworih League of the gagefl’ln the same business. Methodist church, held riiAir buiuur Sat­ TheSiMrrs of Mercy are. having a’very urday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. lundsnmd home erected on lh$ property L. R. Philips, the lady managers of the Owned by the- Catholic churqh on South Junior Kpworth League. Mrs Philips. (kkitrret It i* understood that a school Mrs. J I) Jiukitis and Miss Farnsworth, will also lie conducted in the building. decorateil and arranged tlie tabic* ami Ceutgr M. Stone, of Pittsburg, ho* booth very a lit actively on (he wide cam* to Sanford to try his hand at grow­ veranda. The many pretty little articles ing thing* during the winter months. He and dainty fancy work, was all dune by will operate a farm on the west* »Ide' and tlie pjiildren, under the direction of the begin In lime to get In dn tile spring ladlef who have this young people Epvegetable deal. wofth’. League . in charge. The enndy Mercedes Munsqn Ip* returned table fUlcd with line home-made candy fiotn Tampa, where ah^ has been nttcnd- of various km 1*. was ver) pretty, and I»] Hattons Business College to spend the popular attraction of the afternoon. the holiday* with her aunt, Mrs. Fannie The children were out in force with Sterabtidge Munson and her lister*. Zoc *Od Fannie lie bn, IN AND ABOUT THE CITY V’ Sanford i* over run wil’j land purchattrs. They seeai to be comini from 6 anford Boy Scouts Arrangements are being made for an Many Merchants Making Special Hol­ encampment of the Sanford boy scouts at the county fair the first week in Februiday Drives Among the many enterprising Sanford ary. Mr. Waldron 1« inking up the mat­ merchants who are making special efforts ter with Secretory O’Neal of Orlando und to induce shop|iert to come to Sanford is it is expected that the details will be the store of D A. Caldwell A Sons, who worked out at an early date. The general tire known for and wide us the bargain plan as at present outlined is that in case givers. They have an advertisement In school duties can be Adjusted the boys till* issue calling attention to tbc many will leave by the afternoon train on bargains offered and making valuable Tbunlay. Feb. 1st and ride as far as Win­ suggestions for gifts. They have a large ter Park where they will be met«by the and complete line of dolls and toys for boy scouts of that town. Thence thoy children and fur the growiim^ handker* will hike Into Orlando, being met perhaps chiefs, ladies’ furnishingsT mufflers, silk on the way by the Orlando boys. They und lisle hose, butli rubes, shirts, hats and will then go Into camp in quarters pro­ suits and overcoats tics and novelties vided by the fair authorities. It Is probable that there will be rousing uiul a complete line of those gifts which camp fires on both Thursday and Friday are substantial. nights mid sums new work for boy scouts Palmer 4» Seigh. the well knuwn clothiers put into use. Among other things the and hnberdashiers are also out after the boys will be encouraged to learn to cook Christmas trade with a bunch of bargains their own rations, that they may thus all of them set forth In a page ad in this qualify as second class scouts. The Sanford boy scouts have issued a issue. They will make special Xmas challenge to other boy scout organizations prices on men’s trousers, hulf hose, swentif the cuuuty for contests in base ball. crs. suspenders, fancy vests, dress shirts, gloves, underwear and boys 'Ault* ana The Winter Park boys have accepted and huts. There uro no better -gift* Hl^od it is hoped also to airango a game with ^Jrlando boys. Other athletic sports will these and their mark downjirU^.th suits are enough to take away yubr breath, pcubnbly also be considered and altogether lie sure and seo Palmer A. Bt-igh wlnMi the bays will have a great time of it. Troops One and Two of Sanford are you come to town to Joy. You will nevei .»repnring fur another home game of ball hear of such (vices a tain. Juring the Xmas vacation. Those who J K Met linger, ihe old reliable, greets <if>v the Thanksgiving game know how lilt many friends of long standing nun well the boys can play When, the two gives ilicin the buiiio gla.l hand. In tills clubs combine. Itimr best players into on Isiue of The jlcrold .take» a page to di-Sanford team there will die somethipg tell the public about the many gooo loing in base ball. . Troop Ono oil Inst Monday by unani­ tilings tie has for Curistmos gifts. A dry mous vote inmYe Master Thomas Wight goods store like Met linger'* cun offer n nnscot of the truop. Me will haven scoui Varied assortment for the holiday shup|x-r. Men's lies. hose, Iiulidkcrchlefs. toil and make a picturesque addition lo shirts, suit cases, men's and boys' cups, the troop. The boys are working at their military underwear, sweaters' suits, pants, belts, gloves, umbrellas, comforts und blankets, ■nil under the direction of Mi Summers end then for the tallies come beautiful Sanford is fortunate in having a man who coat suits, skirts, table linen and napkins, nus hud tho training uf a lutliliiry school gloves, handkerchiefs ribbons, hosiery, and who still holds (lie position of First couch covers, fum y dut ies and novelties, Lieutenant of ihr Georgia militia 1he laundry bugs, summery, umbrellas and boys hope t(> muster the simpler forms uf , millinery All of those dainty gifts so drill before the Orlun to fair Last Saturday some of the boys of dear to the feminine heart cun be found Troop One engaged m u novel contest ut this dry good* (lore jfra * y r r * (i*> Mme mo‘thenT from the steps of the grammar While the mammoth dstnhliViimeni of school and told to go down and take u N P. Yowell & Co. will tu.i offer special prices they cup show tin* Xmas shopper a look at the west window of the new teuvaried and most complete line of every­ cent slate and ihen repot! back a( (lie thing in the dr> goods, notions and school house. I lie run was IN blocks, or Indies' reudy to wear goods. They also (wo blocks over u mile Harold Wash­ make a special play for tfie masculine burn was first back, making the distance heurl mid (rove the swell*,*t kind of u fine in 7 mimites anil rid seconds, including in itirivs pants, hats, suspenders,, shirts tils stop at the store window He brought am! eobwes nndTujtion« ofHtll "KTfftTV- „ Off ih I ft.pa me« ot object a from the window, course you will see Ydwtf?» Stun* •whe.» whlrh fonVtf hitn n sedre df HO, nr 5 for you come tu town. You just simply can’t each object. Fred Wight brought in 23 objects, which made his score 125. less miss it. ' . , ihe 20 «ecutide, or VU counts lie lost by ar­ IILAVV E L I I l C t M ÜVLM EN1 riving Hint much later, bis total being 105. Tills contest proved so jaipulur (hat Hie l>oys tried it again M unlay, running ten olock* (his lime and Inking n look at rite Morgan hardware store windows Sometime during X nus vacutibn the boys of Truop One will have their annual meeting. A third patrol will probably then tie funned rnnl patrol leaders chosen, for another year. Boys whq warn to join ■his troop thbuld see Mr Waldron Defofe that tittle t CIIRISTM\S S U E S Tar Cost Money Miss Mary Chamberlain, victim of 'he 'far party" at Shady Bond, Kansas Will fecetye Sibt.ODO qiAilrtce to' iter tpjurcd feeling^ Tit»«-amount, it is stated uptn ^¡ood'authority here Tuesday. bus been agreed upui in settlement of diiulagc suits which Miss Chamberlain began ugnintt tho prominent Shudyt Bend men who liave confessed or . 4 , . were convicted, oftcr a ijcnsniional »rial, of having been implicated in tne tarring of ttio pretty school teacher. Notice of Meeting Mr. Editor, a word to the wise Is suf­ ficient The South Park Committee of the S. I. A . with the assistance of High School pupils wit) give au entertain­ ment on Arbor Day. Jan. 3. at the High School Auditorium, the hour to be an­ nounced Iqfer. The proceeds to be di­ vided and-used for planting of trees in tlie two parks. South and High School. Mrs. L STHNoi tLLOW, Ch. All Local AdverUsementt Under This Heading.Three C ents» Lina Cacti Issue She only crossed her Utils hands. She rally kotad more meek and fell. We parted back her silken kale, " We wove the rose* round her brow. White bods, theeamroer * drifted eoow, , Wanted—Two white boys fo? messen­ gers. 'Salary and good opportunity to leorri telegraphy. Western Union Tele­ graph Co.., < .* 50-2p For Sale—Five acres land at Monroe. Cleared. 3 unimproved. Good terms and big discount on value. See Wallace at Roberta or address P. O. Box 302. 29-tfc ; 'Wanted, for a (errn o P years pi 8 'per cent, $3,300 on first mortgage. Paying property. Bax 1122, Sanford, Fla. 30-It south Golden Lake. 3 miles south edit of Sanford; 5 minutes walk to street, rail­ way, also Ovcblo railroad. Fine drinking water, good bathing. Ashing and swim­ ming. Also 10 acre tract o f . the very (rest cillery nnd let luce land, well located;' mile west Cameron-City, less than a quarter of mile from Sohfora traction curllnc. Land has-a. gentle-slope from North to South End, so there will never l>e any danger of toured land. Guaran­ teed in get flowing wells on land. Readress box 1127 City. * 2#t(5 For Sale—Cabbage plunts $1.50 per" thousand. R. H. Davis, 604 ,Malonvilie avenue. ’ » ^ S O ip -i Get your Xmas Box of Cigars, frotp Roberts. !£p1 bought .five tracts or fine lnAn$jt8 tee Years ago. I Improved ' aacL cultivated them. Well located. . I wiipt one for a home and uucklng. See md for bargain^ on others. Levi llmfqSl, •.Just south of Crystal Ice Factoryiygf' »rr- - 27-if Wanted—StendyMpQ}ititir-wfth fruit or truck grower. RerCfencg, Jsun R." Eagle, Pottstown. Pa. 29-4tc _Lo»l—Black enamel badge pW. with pearls.. Initials T. N. T. S. Leave at H6r* aid ufflee and receive reward.. 30-2tp For Sale—A beautiful winter-home on lakes. Bearing orange and fruit grpv*. On easy terms. Address Box J12E San­ ford, FU. w -n �[ 1imi V ETE R IN A R Y 8 URCEON AND D EN TI8T M a rc ir. a coïncidence la w hst the plagiarist calla IL * A miser doesn't even enjoy a Joke at hla own expense. , *December in. OmCE DANN'S TRANsrtk n., ri»M»7 N1À 1 PWdm its Only a very rich man can afford to have things given to him. ORLANDO. FLORIDA DR, R. M. MASON DENTIST i'h >-• m U Welborn Block Sanford, Florida ........................................................ . Even If you haven’t agood opinion of yourself, see that others h are. DR. F . C. BOA RDM AN The man who loaea the never accused of cheating. gama ” C, D E N T I S T B rer notice how deaf people man­ age to hear the things they shouldn't? All Modern Methods snd Appliance« RQOMS S . I 1 M ) It lan’t a man's lore for Rowers that makes him IhroW bouquetyjatl him- PttÇNF. C a im i WeodixA Basidio m Stufa,g | ..)lÌ4 THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY AND 00UNSHU.nK When Ibre changes to lndlfferen.ee ' AT-LAW matrimony Is on the verge of bank­ *: Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Cuo.li tl ruptcy. •* Dor LU __j ■ Reekie Sanford and Svlvan Ute ’ Many * man's fallurde Is diM to the .... , fact that he bit off more than be could chew. L. G. STRINGFELLOW TWO- TemTTtlTTig -ciT ifT *TH trfake m M ade ff H andkerchiefs M a ty Holiday Otfta Thai Are Easily Mad* and Inexpensive B r JU L IA n O T T O M L E Y (Ooyyrlglit, WaMerti K'v>p*p*r Union) In casting about for gifts that are Inexpensive but attractive and worth while, nothing will be found more sat­ isfying than handkerchiefs. They ax« made In the greatest variety in alse, deooratlon, quality and style. Manu­ facturers design them for many uses and oonslder the noeda of those who convert them Into «cceaaoflea ol droaa * and furnishings Any number of the personal belongtnga of women arid Children are easily made from them. . and, what with the real befuty of the handkerchiefs and the hand work In­ volved, these little gifts embody the essentials of tasteful Çhriatmas gifts: no matter how small the cost. Handkerchiefs for fancy work and dress accessories may be bought for less money than other equally attrac­ tive Articles. Ttyey will cost from five to fifty cents each. The average for pretty, daintily finished linen ones will be In the neighborhood of twenty cents; good designs may bo had for W " •r i f f IT-« fifteen .Cents, 'showing printed bordera, fiE r 1 and a quarter will buy a good grade of Une« with some embroidery. Narrow hemintohrd edges or am all embroi­ dered scallops are decorative, figuring __ " •' la the designs In neckwear and other \ ,-accessaries mads from handkerchiefs. •fk * . ~ *r_ • _ . —* * «j . % • e« • • r* I 13 « ‘ Occasionally th« only thing th e foolkiller need do • t g je t thq. pace that .exterroln*toa. J ' . JUSTICE O f THE PEACE There’s always something about a wedding that doesn't suit a woman who * was • • not Invited. Office In City Hull NOTARY l-UBUC ############# # # # »# # »» * «« « * GEO. t A . D cG O T T E vS /-Mhrrtag« <* about-the only thing ATTORNEY-xlTO COUNSn.l.tM» it 1 \w' .that can convince gu old bachelor Practice In State oud Federal C o.c* that he doesn't know It all. I* Garner-Woodruff HWg Snnfnr.l ris. When a man beta and loses hla Dresser scarfs, ptllqw abates and money he attributes lt'to 111 luck, but tablq^covsrs are mad« by eettlng amali when he wins he thinks It duo to hla DR. 1 W. E. HOUSHOLDLR smartness. * DENTIST cuffs.' Thqy should be cut a half-inch wider than the collar to allow for turning over the sleeve. Finish fho rnw end of each cuff .with a narrow handsewod hem. < For ft Jabot, iftleci a lace edged or embroidered handkerchief In sheer lawn of linen or cotlon. Cut the hand­ kerchief In two pieces on a diagonal lino extending from a point three Inch«* In from one corner, to n point three Inches In from the opposlto cor 1 ner. Sew one or both of these pieces In a scant ruffie to a straight band of’ s Inaertlou or fine embroidery, with thslr widest (tortious at_pie lop oL^’ this strip. Hem the ends of the stfrfc Bending may be used Instead of Inser­ tion, or ribbon 1 4 Inches wide laid in fine plaits an shown In the net aud lace Jabot pictured here. A dainty bib In shown made of the corners of u child's sheer linen hand­ kerchief. A narrow hemstitched bor­ der Is edged with line Val lace. The llttltf spray of fine embroidery•In the ,A Sim ple Apron. .. comer sets It off. , * ____ » __ Pretty, bqby basnet* arq_ mada-iof hanjlkerchlcfg^tggother with lace Inhem*Mteh*H!Heerhw* n Ti «Kd keMtlefs! 'eerttpnr1 Th#y?fiay be edged with lace Choose a moderately large «Ire and Handkerchief caaea are mado by xun a fsW «arrow tucks along one folding three corners of e fancy hand­ edge. Cut th e front from a paper pat­ kerchief to the copter and tacktng tern, which may be bought at any dry­ them together. Sew e email pearl but­ goods store. The back Is a little circle ton here. Flace a little loop covered or a medallion of embroidery. The re­ with n bow of baby ribbon on the oth­ maining edges of tbo hnndkercblef er corner. will furnish a finish foe the tie ends. Laundry bags are pretty made of Aprons are easily made. The sim­ two handkerchlefe cat-stitched to plest Is shown here, with one comer gether on three aldea.' A tape caking cut away for the waist line. This cor­ la sewed Insldo the top end baby rib­ ner l(i used to make the pocket. Sew­ bon run In this closet th e .b e g end ing sprone are mad« of larger hand­ serves to hang It also. , kerchiefs gathered to e waist band. Many pretty -capa are mado from The bottom la turned up and stitched handkerchiefs. Dusting cape are mad« by aewlng «a tape casing lo large printed cotton handkerchiefs (men's) and running In an elastic. Tbd cor nera are turned up and tacked to place. Breakfast cape' are lace trimmed and decorated with ribbon bows. T h e pretty little gifts will coat, all told, from fifteen to fifty cents each— some less and othon a UlLie more. Roumi IS.-24 and 23. Pico NUTS TO CRACK Fair play douant always wlu fair lady. UM, I t, AN DEW JO H N S O N A T T O R N E Y -A T LAV, Practice« In Slat« and FrUrral l.m n » Tombstones never aeon) to blush U. G T. Ilulldlnt for the lies they toll. • ItHin* MS A peck Of troublo haa como out of many a half-pint flask, — *■ It takes more than a pair of Jacks to open a bank accounK. Most naiads and all women are Imprdved by French' drcsslug Even the most astute police official ^atynot arrest the flight of time. Luck Is merely a case of the right Vjpfihfttinny meeting the right man. Many a man loaos a little reputatlon trying to stretch It Into a big one. Summer or Wi n t er You can't down the man who can we can supply your wants m '•••* always find a blue sprit In a black Autom obile line. If you want ' ■by. ! rent It I. quite natural that when a girl 1 A M otor For AtlV Purpo>f baa good points the fellow« should get j ure Qt your service w a l l it -' ■tuck on her. ■ . ‘ r*jv e iy . b e st cars. We never sliVji. . it . ”* . . ^ f l i y o u a r e in trouble call us h n tSZ&k ?:!«s i: ss « <i.v ^ — Ore those who stutter. s , • —• You don't realizo how many «hock- Sanford Machine 6 Garage Company log things there are In the world u a-' PHONE 331 leas you happen to be a prude. (33DDDDaa3HEEDlD ifts That . ■’ J ive Satisfaction OUR M A IL ORDER ' Turn-Over Collar and Jabot are need with thcm.'Laco-edied hand* kerchiefs a rt Inexpensive and are ospar! aHr adapted to making tbo nock* • .w ear fashionable at present '; .A .’ turn-over collar and Jabot la shown here, mads of a filter lawn handkerchief edged with a narrow Clour Insertion and a Val lace edging. It ts Terr almplr constructed. Cut off from one aide of a lace edged handkerchief a atrip three inches wide and fie ld • this atrip Into two equal parts. Make a straight hand of mull thres Inches wide and of the required . length and hem It all round-with • quartertnch hem. Bew to one edge .« f this strip the two ahopt. U<Vedged kerchief, tornf a f ^ M ’ibm eta to the middle of . tb «‘ ptnjfc Allow the lace edges to over­ lap at this point Trim» -In. all raw edges and ham down. Lay the re­ mainder of the handkerchief th small aide plaits, forming a Jab ot and saw .to the lower edqe of the neck band a t the center, J: , * 1 make a plain tum-orer collgr and cuff» select a'ifteer, dainty hand­ kerchief with narrow hamatltchad ham D E P A R TM E N T 1« ready to h an d l« YOUR C h ristm a s O rd ar. ;. H ave yon s s n t It In? STATIO N ERY BOOKS Leather Goods, Novelties (Bonnot. Those on which lace and ribbon are M pockets for used I d quantltlee are still Inexpensive down to fo ra thread, scissors, as compared with equally good gifts Ona large handkerchief w ill make a of other klnda. pair of oTerslesTea for offlee hear. Double a -man's handkerchief twice and cut the eleorea by the lower part of a coat aleare pattern. The coin nerp left a re to ha cut off and aetred to the otcralfnvca to form the cuffs. - Home-Made Olft Suggestions. W hite felt-padding for te s table cloths, cut In- the required ala« and neatly bordered with whit« tape. 'Bureau and pincushion covers of bright era tonne, edged with a coarse white curtain lace. Kitchen haga of brown crash, with bright tapes, for the old hits of damask used for polishing glass. Fancy baskets of sweet grata, with Ona Jarpa handkerchief will make two hair receivers., Cut th e handker­ chief Into two equal pieces. Fold down the ham ' corner of ona ol the strips and sew the hammed and raw’ edge* together (turning In the raw edge). This forma the .fro st ed thé cretonne .HnHua._fog_holdIiK.kam. . big. Told the remaining portion, *p Two Kinds. god back—this forma the be# and top. Thera are friends and Christmas Fin lib with a band of wide beading scroll th# top of tfcet i g. B oa rib- tree friend«. The Uttar take all the bog In this apd.......... <Ha withk «ha ribbon presents they can. get and pieeeat you with beautiful boughs. u S ANF ORD. ’ FLORIDA Tbs naked truth gives lota of ua cold shivers. • '0*1 of Clan/ lac# and narrow ribbons . • Toys, Dolls, Gajnes - P IC T U R E S Kodaks, Bric-a-brac Sporting Goods 45-49 West Bay St. Jacksonville, Florida p r iÄ o n n r n f s ir tö r iN i iv i nrronnrM W. J. TH IG P EN & C O M P A N Y M u m Sanford lo rld a - .. V ■Hr ■ «/VI M U ’ .-. . > �■ '"X- i iu > ,m i Kii urMAt (> December 19. ItW AKE great pleasure in being able to a«lvise n> m e m b e r s <•!' th- s e l l i n g a r r a n g e m e n t the m a n a g e m e n t Ins succeed­ ed in securing, after weeks of hard and earnest work, i lur plan gives us our own S a l a r i e d S a l e s m e n in the l a r g e s t markets of the United States, me n s e l e c t e d for their ox pert ability and K no w l e d g e of the v e g e t a b ^ b u s i ­ ness, who will give us their ent i r e l i me and at t ent ion win t; our business is moving and will not sell or he rn n»fy\f)iy interested in the selling of vegetables from Kloiid i during oar shipping season. These S a l a r i e d Me n will be located as follows T NEW YORK CITY BOSTON 1 I Li J t PH ILA DELPH IA P ITTS B U R G ; CLEVELAND" . S a le s m e n S a le s m a n S a le s m e n S a le s m a n S a le s m a n t'.lllCAiiO ! I I I I M lW t APOI IS KANSAS Cl I Y si inuts t.INt l\ V \ l I S a le s m e n S a le s m a n S a le s m a n S a le s m a n S a le s m a n In addition to the S a l a r i e d S a l e s m e n Wc'itave lined uj/ a corps of S a l e s m e n in the smaller markets numbering around eighty and have exercised the same care in tlie selection .of these men its in the Salaried Branches. In every case we have demanded ability to sell, h i gh e s t moral i n t e g r i t y and e x p e r t k n o w l e d g e of o u r b u s i n e s s In every case, the salaried Branches as well as the s m a l l e r p o i n t s — o u r S a l e s m e n are B o n d e d to o u r A s s o c i a ­ tion, thereby securin g u s a g a i n s t a n y financial loss. In addition to the g r e a t v a l ue of having ou r o w n S a l e s m e n at every point to sel l our p r od uc t s , we will have the double advantage of o u r o w n i n s p e c t o r s — alvyays <>n the g r ound to p r o t e c t o u r irrtcrcsts iu the case of r e j e c t e d c a r s , from any cause whatsoever. As to our cl a i m d e p a r t m e n t for o v e r c h a r g e s ¡jnd d a m a g e s on account of i m p r o p e r ref ri gerat i on or d e l a y , weThrive s e c u Y e i ' T f f V S f T V Y P t ' T v T f f u . York and C hicago wlm will give the m o s t v i g o r ­ ous attention to any and all rliams. and we will support tic >■ <Iamis by a rigid inspection at this end. as Well as at 'destination. . This advantage is o ' i n e s t i m a b l e va l ue to es.1 > >bippcr. We shall positive ly sell e v e r y p a c k a g e w e s h i p — not a p a c k a g e will be c o n s i g n e d for d i s p o s a l . ’ Sanford Growers have never had such a proposition o f f e r e d t h e m or e qu a l o p p o r t u n i t y to s e c u r e the b e s t r e ­ sults and prices for t he i r pr od uc e . E\er\ sliippei will br gi\•■n a full a c c o u n t of sal es , which will tell HIM Will (It and to w h o m hi s produce was sold ;md lor bow Ml ( II Mtl\h, al.oi all t!m■ c h a r g e s a g a i n s t e a c h s h i p m e n t . There will be nothing to hold back. The cost is not jJoihj! to i.r I 1,.I. r » v m t •.t 1 '1 1 *1. t Don’t let ¡1nyonc (f y t<< 111101in• )nil v>1 Ii.«1-1 1 'mi ‘1‘ 1 ■tm 1 ness like selling organi/uiion No patent system nr vprciji r1, * h »1 , 1. 1 .1 s 11 .i i g l11 OlJt to come to tlie office for f u r t h e r p a r t ic u la r s . T h is Is your o r g a n i/a lio n am t \ 011 ill t c o t i I in i m l o IJI . i> m j .1m I'm lliltl’ ¿11 ¡11sI I.. 1! g I ti m . t to all in i m m at inn Since live move rrir lit ut i .cl t1 c e In in i ni m r ih u 1 i*. »<> 111g 111\ N d l l 'l n .i i l l \ T C ilD iiy i. jflcx day ni ihii'ii.i i.( __ . __ we i w 1 ^ ;r* r s v r ? * the growers on I lie Oth nciln.^' 11 <in >, i ‘ ’/■!• t o ll •i • 1 ■' I I n n * ' ■- • ‘ * We do not rspcct In m 1 i > 11 '■ i , i ■■ matt i , ’ ' VrA» We alto have inode pric< , t<<i ri t i p • I •< the I v ■> ■> 11,IS II0 1 tic I’ ll l' »1s\ .1 i{ l I III IIP I I 0 II1111 B *1*v ^ v -J--I*v *1- v»I* yv lit1 11.1\C—-.1 T h is C ity A rc T at iiit niln t C iiv is im a s A J o u rn a l A II. I K I \ t • v + •!••• Sanford's SJS .000 publicity wm i'n 'n i I. prunnxe» to He one ut the moat Utllvf . . i t * • propositions cvct placed on the boards by en m d on r ill 1 .• on Inland town of-ftoridos . We propose by thut in tlorbui" .m i »>" '■ ’’l1' 1 1 to i|iend $3,000 i»cr nniiuin for the nt-xi ulili* ntivt. Matblir No five years, and have made flue Inroads flit" t . n.n.•» i a I'l'iS Utviii iJiillirriiiil the first year's inst.illtn.'iii ....................... . '•Oh whieb to betfin the wotk. ,,1 s ..I .. o ■ .. 1 In Its . far-rendiinif prnifrmn of equip In i n !• « ' •' merit. Nature conspired In many wuyv to t.. i t' .i . itiuke Sanford a place of the ' eh-, t *! • '•' ! Herr were bruuifht lotfetlicr a cluster of lor I i. i t ’, haturul conditions so well balanced and restd.-n, >• th a -s'1'' rl t*ilserl that they left Snnford li'rfh itrul tti . i. rr U wfi . >n dry without a peer or cornfxMitor in the Smf.ir l’ti •, «t-le • state. Our navigable rivers, windlntf their llriif w.i i -t i iipr -^n ii-sl «. i • •1 sinuous ways to the blue of the Atlantic, rent of im- lnm-il pi " h - ' ’»•» ' our ftowind wells, that sfwmif ns fabled ford hascMimnrr. t a ;,■ •<< *rl><•••!! 11 ' fountains from the pushing waters of the not be do;> i i ' i-.I In i n t 1 iods: our crystal lakes, scimlhitiini In a.nnlely <11i. it«*.i. iha Sm ' >l sheen of limpid beauty, abounding in u >lines n-i.piel i thvnst array of the denizens of the deep fruits .m I («• m-. n •» 11 >' 1 ii i our and olive on their surface with milliard. J tnlih-s leal nnd the honk, honk of the wild goose:' for ho SOIIfl(1 t)IISI .111J I n\ 11C i 0 II m uc.ifly e v e n i iiv t a r u c w p i.- B ey o n d ftie M o st Sil 11, .. t. 11 1 * 1 Il.l \ C ¿ 0 1 it v-i* »1-^0-4-4**- +!r-r -snM*vm the tv.h ami S a n g u in e L x p c c t a t io n s T v W JK11 vs l* > ..1\ <• SANfORD -AS- A f»RLAt KlhiiiSI ItLSORI The P o s s ib ilit ie s o f t « 1» j ■• .>•.* * , .i-i u ii". wIi i^yv 1 . ' in 11«-it wit Iii n * n nnd InC,. •• aiiil 1 i m*j in vs .I d nl i * tli *• one ll let ll lb. s - Ini! IIf i etit to I It, m a>- hi> rots at a' l.ttfiA'i ub a t)thtry- hook an I der and '< .-r I t a j i a r o o f mIMeijs an b.j v m i I sacks nil lloiL'1 id eatidv ,m Itix el ' Uii llioar. 7 .!<> a. ti» i'll un Ui i hep uutlii too , whv I Ulde-nt .At no hrekinst an pa ¿i d be bet Ido Hen elln catuly a lr e d d y settlement rendered to N-" in lupin on (lie tr.ilo nod Missus I’m l T, a m m n-x >I.,»«, nui hero and In- m u i a Ikin a nli gramma an I run "-up hehlnn them an tonimytiawked? u-mn.i i an MPhcI Perktffl atr ttiftfl m.irii'il to scalp MWsus l’orklns, but Jr»i,f hip- tmro cum off on sho looked.r - iu Kl'itn lli.irn bolthedded that I i f.iin.’ o.l uii ehoaked on her i'll»' *«■* r f» when 1 bit her wlthxth* .f) \|is l**;rUinn‘ ’wcnr . i i i Ii .'1 to go lo bed Ii i mi'l civ brr medatn. i'< ' I a iKiti-iiim I'rUmas i' i -1. i . i j iifiii.ti mu tlmy made mo H**y up«iaruj an wuddunt tot wo bar ■■■ i'ii linn .tinrior Inti 1 had loar ; i ii.|i nl <u11<1v on hav et mnnRt of 1C ,.'i u > torperl.-t hot- U nnllln grato Its • 'ho lr.itll tub. 4 p. hi.—t went iq thti winder to look out tin feritoi the bath tub on tho wetter rua over nn tho coelln of tho parlor fell imLuitly nn grnhdpa ' , nti pa nn tinl.el Jon nn inn watt nxdently hurl to tho dokler Is hak agbn an tho pluiniuur la cnuilti U ttiay can nnod nii|t. 7 p m —(Jrnnimn nnd Rrampa and un lie I Jno baa ftouo ho.im nn pa Is ^ te it in down Blares with tils arm In a hHuk whnra tho plnsterln hrnak ll an lie m*z when It Rets well ho will tend lo my euKo o It la a runt world for llttel boys that Is full of happiness > on« moment nn filled with groof tho nex nn our cook has quit because I Iu ¡dte of hls'oriblrH that I slmdilcnt, led inn- el-tt no iloubt tile xeltetflont ol OrlemaH w a s enuf fo take a w a y tuy ; upper lie. s a, m . — UrandpU an gnjjmiia-nn-' utikc>rjoo Is hvro. Tbay brot pio sum im in r .c n n d y nn a Indjun cu to w i t h a (ouitnyliavyk an a to rp e d ytvb o ln . th a t wlmlii up ntiit sales In tbu ttottei^ I nxdently 'shot a error (rum my pistol 0 a. m .— Pa shotted niw how to run ' liito her car an scarot her bo Bbo” the tran o ot) Uj^ t r a r k (in bfolto thtf dropped a pun of dishes that wux mas eiiglri. hut he sez It can bo fixed. bunt rhlny an break them all up ad • U nklo J o o Rlv mo n d p lle r p n I w e n t slin lias quit nn tho lire engines cum o u t an b o t sutn burd ^ b o t to shute In bcaytiso I tried to tire op my broakad rajr.ttli gu n nn sum c a n d y . rirloTode engine nn tlmy got tho fir* 10 «. in.— tt Iscnt co ld If. you .don’ t out but tbum U n wbnlo In tho slds ' ill rite b e s i d e the pa rlo r w ind er wham tif ihu house nn pa »wore drodful an 1 b roke It n xd e n tly sb u tln wi t h my bo I link wIi) do thsy Rlv n ilttlo boy . uii g u n . -¿’a th tn iu u n u l to _Jkh. Ulti^ -U*lu*U thaL caaj.il LUclU BO UlUlCU truth. l i n t -Rrnntpa Bed poys wi l l be |my# an blu. * |he -was vvors Ihiiti mu when ho wan • I my oIr o . * * • * 12 n o o n .— It wux loo bad a b o u t L ' g ra m tu a, b u t 1 cuddcnt help It. I wux . *• * . >»’ �id e sW o fr o in k >i i> Decern b*- wnnfi wfth pbrse ~ lean ill shrunk shanks of Stinkespflare." Jgat force u smile— mental healing. or new thought-end drive ahead. Inwardly afllrro, end outwardly e ip r r ii, "All'a well, nil's coming out right," then go on down town for the test. But, so the smile will not rub off, the Inward and outward serenity bo not roughened, we beg you go early: it Is most dangerous to put tho strongest resolution, sturdiest effort, on trial In the maelstrom of afterluncheon Christmas shopping. . Tba­ in ml mob that at this time surges through aisles, Jostles and trample* In. elevators, bangs heavy doors. on weak onps struggling In the rear, this mad mob might prove a successful serpent In that paradise of serenity enveloping you. * If you are calm and ainlllng In making your purchases, of course» 1t may startle the girls behind the counters, cause no little agitation, but thty’ll recover and you’ll have them fairly hypnotized, can get pat of them almost anything you will. We tried It yesterday otirselny* with marked succeaa. got through a list of much length lu miraculously short, order. Tho shopping proved quite a social ■ucceaa. exchange of courtesies rath­ er than mere exchange and barter:' and, fooling aside, really not (he dead­ ly, deadening, nerve-racking, loath­ some, upholy. un-Chrtsllan light Christmas shopping has been with us th is.man)* a day And. fooling.aside, we really found quite a lot u frfllflf tenpd things to be had el moderate outlay, believe the' things’ came to view partly We a use we were ifoi fus■Jbg „*tjd fuming about the tnatjer. By the way. doss not Bernard Shaw declare that about the only folk that have manners nowadays' are the folk that serve behind counters? To «time the manner» may spell mere servil­ ity bespeak Inferiority on the part of the well-mannered; but there are still loft a fe w people In this n g e of falling down of every good qld stand­ ard that cling secretly to a liking for courtesy and grnclougness, are aide ! to recognize It ns the' 'Tenl thing j t h o u g h apparently p r e s e n t i n g Itself as something offered for sale, to be had j for money. And there !* no finer ; t h i n g In t h i s season of s t r i k e and 111- i will than the Infinite patience and J heTiilc mini of the g ir l b e h i n d Iho ; Thrasher's Great Healing Fluid l l u no equal for soMhinf pwn. N o humbug, fuirsnttcd to do all u or money refunded. External application has cured Cancers. Rhr. u,, Headache, Poison Oak sod Diseased Feet. Relieves sll pain when Compounded 3 years sines tod sll art delighted that hate u. D ir e c t io n s :^ -S a t u r a t e a thick cloth and apply over pain of any in. ! it blisters and continue to apply. at L.ik Manufactured by J , S. TH RA SH ER a---------------- J . G .,‘M A R TIN S O LD BY - ----------------- Lake Man . O F S A N FO R D , F L A . F. M. RAND. Proaidanl F. P. FO R S TER , Cashier CEO. FCRNALO v-. , p ,,, 8. F . W MiTNER a , , i c. m O n ly N ational Bank in O ra n g e County F u n d s P ro te c te d b y B u rg la ry insuranco Safety D tp o s lt Boxes for Ront O R G A N IZ E D 1887 NORTH SO U T H E L E C T R IC L I G H T E D P U L L M A DINING A N D S L E E P I N G ( \ i For Information, Rates and Reserv;itimi> -*■ est Atlantic Const'Li ne Agent or writ«- p < .A. W. FRITOli D.:f>. Agent | I3IÌ West Bay St. W* v * . JACKSONVILLE. IL-IKIDA J v •!**!•*44 4 4 4 *44 4 4 v v 4 y *4<4*4*44 y 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Me* DanK at O a m o r u ,;; C A P I T A L $3O,O0g,OO*‘ 1 h, U N L 1 bauli in San/.atl i'll IN SU R ES F.V KH l 0* d e p o s it e d If Athepa rev!91m her protege*. Jhc< ■pinner» and weaver», the divinity mtm rejoice at th(r products o f tffclr Joornt. Even a grwffletia oflght wonder at iho beauty and splendor t)f rttibnus. Jn Ihbtti the crtlotist Indulge» his ¿Jain Meat athl mo»t fiuiri-.it.* fau<■!»■» This a ll o w s th e i r uh-- 111 d t . i o t HVfrtA Vli-a, giving to tin* to lU tfv a touch of (hat "aplM idor dear tq wom en." Just uow the vogue of the fine) band bag (nearly all of ihtjm made of • popular an iy>^ yit now on«*ii nro ^ shown here, made <if various kind» of ribbon No. 1 is a \i»ld m iefolorttl confection made of hnewded ?ml plain j , ■' satin ribbon Two (“.(mix ofi brn.-ade r.^V ,Jus «el logt-iher M^(b™puff of UHi Frtbhom The Mbbon Ib rounded T Fop and , tli-f J dgm and aenni* V '.L <W>l«bMj S ‘IU> liny» blue .gbits tH-ida, j. pn n 'tlireiij wire, A rasing 1^ ;> run la about,Iho t«5p n*rFp(t< satin i.,j ribbons »*fvo .to {floso wnA '«Lisrrnd ,tb * b * 4 . -dl“l«rflhfsh^d. v jih two llilln bead tasielk iTt tt>«1Jihles. '• . w No. 2 It a hag o f-black molrn lined with deep purple fullli? rlbhotC It Is decorated with llu> roses ’'taiud# of ribbon In purple and old golu nnd fo­ liage la dulf preen, sewed flat to the, baffr 8mall ,¿ 1.1ik. silk lasscls finish hag. - w i i suspended with narrow bo purple auliti ribbon ttfm lnatlng In Utile rbsejtes of loops. No. 3 iiirtnrcg a brilliant -fiatne-colho» rpsde of four atrip*, of aatlh rtybtfn tinrt lotir of gold gauze ribbon, Na^rdvt. ft.tiln rthhbli.ruiprndif Ihe hag terra Ilia ting ip - und» flniahmi -«vlth n rosei to al oat h n ! t A lassol uia.lv of tti'- risma«- rlbhuii. linlelic* th«> hoti<>tn( Tho bag lx drawn up by an Has: lie cord hiu In a ' rasing about the top. No. 4 This Inveì)' haftdjug Is made of hrixaJpil tqllln rllAiVh showing dork red and purple roses pud dujl grtleo foliage, on a black grbund. If Is lltled wI* h. Aa t K rnl tind Evititiit alili old (¡oldbraid. À loop on’thu flap .fastens yvej a butfon rovhred with (lie gold braid, ftold (bread-tassels anti a gold cord finish LbÀ-b*g. No f This n>‘W "s< copiane" handkOruiUf Sag Is made of pink;Dresden rlfjbon. wilt» printed, (lowers, ‘ ft oon 6l£*a bt six lengths shtrre'd q.Ver sup­ póstiti),' Wires, -ft Is tied wUli narrow rln y fialln flhhon and suspended 'b y Î FOUR PF-H CF.NT ALLOWED <JMF S»frtv Dcjxiaii Boxe» W E W A N T YOU R BUSIN! -------- Th* Lover.- F a m e J o u r ned d o w n the why w ith hi Wna like a b r o t h e r l<In. I l ,m . m s M irn . i v . . , A nd h*w her kl»sc* Cling ’* n k stcvens, Vid*«». * Nor loath was fume to »my fifth bin T il ,lw 'U «ii.l enter hi |U|ti. though no »elftt holdit lx, llr lutfied «»ay ft* «lug "VI,id Wpt «bow wldle tier shoulder I* i m i"i ^ Drink a Bottle of a VVI *r|iifn 41*** nn*l H tn tn Mm Hrr mvikirl«^ pr<vfota»ii. lf\‘J »»iltf!©, KlV-■ 8*fit U>,titTn . T ' A t All 14»« V M M hit! Th ^fi Sp* jp ralfT«* til# plight N(»f rr»k**n .nut Id he "See, « / i * - V rte ’ Hut velivt qt|n-t,ttint w\-*V# at Jdftit A lstifi.ihl Ih renudy *i , • ..*0 ■ And Jnxt x_, /•' nie-peace, exxaying Win- . ri « rxjr un»ta|ne.l hronst llnt-d with (in£k jrinfier blu e'faille rib­ A'tvin Wpulil 'hr 'tits, over l*^:tce - A t n n Aqlltvsn. It> H«ri>er'» M uuaitne. bon nnd tlnlahcfl'Wilfi many loops and euds ni tho. sides, -of narrow - blue sntln rfhitomv It i» drawn up at, tho Life’s Weary Round. top by n casing through which -Iha N o i M iik to "id tfll lo m o r r o w ," , narrow ribbon !■ run. .'And then Ajl over again T h e rour uf iho spindle and shuttle. • Julia Bottomley. The so rape and the vrratcti of l h * w ( i Nothing to do till tnmorruW, 'W Atnl tlien the'snme' purpose, same plat In (he day-sfler-.layness of llvlnfi f Thai i-tinqut-ra the spirit of man. Nothing to do till tonmrrOW, And then nil the old worry o'er. Rach day—but for grace of It* dreaming The aarne as the «lay bciore*— - —Ualllmurt- ttun. | on" (T»»t ctinscUnmicHS fro/d " (ttldaupi, m crw'f«3 Dec«m8er ?5lh. DcHwirAtlfn jAlrlvn* us to sock Solution oT’lhe jfiUnful rlddl*. aifd at lonat a gllnunerln* of light BouuiH to come Our way. In desperation we regolte. oovlng no other help In (his so xirgent iH>od, to V * 6 i lItilo new thought^. nrwnUt healSILHOUEnES L rf jf i'o r w hatever.yorn call H lh al If j jmpposed to mako hdWl thfu^ts easy. . Don’t tell your troubles—slug or - ’/Lt) i ^ l s gummerlng of light we whlstlo ‘ (hem. > wouldTWO pen*frate tho darkneaa of qtjiera. llehc«* iho*e lines' If every ono told the Utyh all (be Supjioiw you hafh x Hat of !Saif a limit there would still bo sfimo doubtJ hlUtlreil. "cipoctlng'- from 'you. in era, . - . -; . mak* jipJd to advlia. There’« no use for a roan l o 'try to have the last word with Dime Rumor; aho wlna. Ju st because a man Doesn’t happen to have a cork»crcw In his pocket It is not reason he hasn't any use for It. .Proa .In- tbaee inscr.tHftraugbfyegrs. The young wlfq, thinking sadly' of, l'm 'g ÿ n g to makq. a. gtJjiKitr «V endtned, dreaded period^ In . modern Jolfîg Cbrlaljpts, every bit- of It— tho the days when her' lover brought her life the gift Joad has increased aîbiÿç kurrey of thkt Army, of «^pedants. candy, should take com fort."Ijt. the thought (hat her husband la bringing with,. Other’ rumplsx it le», ha* b m m n o bar com«Kj. beet'aid baoos, which la Airtóa majority of cases almost ^ÒBflr if*« tastes «Jidl.ltti llcavor to «.Ip U te r. fro... .«,» .o.i >n O F F E R S ---- ■ ; H * f nTVtirIngm to k e r n u t ' , .* {Through a r b i t e r o f p a in an d m » , * H e b a d e h*c p le a d i n g c ease: , N o.-6. A hag of brocitik-d iu*Un la ' :! . ■„ lo s s B A N K ' O F S.-YNTr>ltlV j with iWrunHev o f sjeep,* VP ‘ Ptli^WlUi ^rusetu-r.'of loops flnlshtntr •lVlth bided Iok Klktfiodr. yVayttiKi'lilm l'ita’ewl»' a g a in s t n o r . « lllr » ._ * I,iJ a » " . t- v *4 * GINGER- A L E OR S O D A W ATER m. * -v ■ MntitrfitcturetJ with (Hire distill ml water— U|ey will (gt-vcm (litlestion nnd-tlivc you health Tl\ p S a n f o r d C o c a C o la B o ttlin g C o ., S a nfo rd IN S U R A N C E Office Above r ir * t National Bonk Hu. AGENT SANfORO, t «* % ’ T ' MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP ELEC T R IC »»v»\»»»»vvx\»v>»v ( �n i t SANTORD I1CRALD December 19» 19** SCIENTIFIC DISTRIBUTION IS T H E K E Y - N O T E O F S U C C E S S TO THE PRODUCER OF MAKE YOUR NEW YEAR A PROSPEROUS ONE B y Joining the Ranks o f our L A R G E L I S T of * ’*#* ” W e have just completed Distribution of a larg< i PROMPTNESS EFFICIENCY RELIABILITY Expert Car Lot Selling and Distributing Service . . A re Paramount Issues Under O u r W e are in constant touch with Dependable B uye rs in all parts ot the C o u n tr y CRUTCHFIELD & W OOLFOLK «lea w° Pittsburgh. - onset5' • Sanford, Bradentow SANTORD LODGES If you keep nn supposing and guess­ S a n f o r d L o d g e No 2 7 .T O O T. ing, you'll grow Into n chronic «upMeet. (•»'rry Mon.lsy «I 7 30 p m o*»f Imperial pose. mid wniKt of nil. you'll get to llira lte J C, Hell. N G W 8 IU u iw w . Sec y fooling yourself First thing you know, you'll ho able to convince your- S e m in o le C h a p te r No 2. O rd e r f a s te rn S ta r »**1f t tint ever)thing which Isn't so— Meat. evrrr K rond «od fmuth Frida» lo month K alita C la u s Crcasure Äöi t.vriy one who ha* wen tale Star in (ha F.a»t are Cnrdlally Invited io *U)t (be chaplet. By J P. H E N D E R S O N tr ; r^ E S I . I Jr W l i t « "¿J ’• What every man need* that w lilr'h Isn't ho unit when he doesn't know till HHI8TMA8 « u at hnnd, and Philip f)rapor’a^beart was heavy, For a miriibor of year* MOTHERS’ MISTAKES he had. icentod to bo f iM f tho pnrflt^lyr pot ol f f lE V i(W ailt>tortuno '' At< an art *, tot jils work displayed | the '• mngla touch ot ; T O •¿dlk genius, otul he w bb In INSOMNIA TIPS! flr~~vT j famo and worldly suecess when tho first ot >> ■ atrle» of calamities befell him. Soon \ after Philip* marriage to pretty Lucllls Olrard. hla father failed In bualdhiland died within a month thoreafttrTtoavlng nothing but a masa ctf debts as a legacy to hla «on. Philip, who had Just been tnken Into partnership with his father, unil whose AGUook on the futuro was Ungod with lb# color of tho rose, was crushed by this blow; but with a Quixotic sense of duty bo set himself the tremendous-^ |Uk of paying off. the debt! of th*. firm. To accomplish tnl» he had noth‘#f to depend upon but the sale of bis pr••i1h ro for future emenren tfir 1,M|tlr* IÌrail \\ A Runiuhr ipmIdent T L Lrrii H 5 I* I They are better nut confided to the child lest he loses confidence Thuy teach thut the human heart I» not always an Infallible Judge T h e y cou slst la t g c ly In la c k of firm­ n ess. cool-headciluess. fa ir n e s s aud dign ity and. us iML^penod Hie chubby finger*. reVcnl^iSjwenty-dollar gold piece D -K,WAlAingly, while be and Lucille anW- tug oi/jSjs upturned palnf .•"Monflr!*' gasped Philip He snatch* ed tho coin and e x a m i n e d It critically * tt-o* ttre,: yet’ year ,n ftni1 >oar out' tolled on stubbornly and uncom- "W h e re did Jfou get th is? What does It mean?" * ’ 1 fonnd It'trirtho n tllc ” * explained Dobby. ,‘Xlyr®Nnre Iota more tbero Como dn. I l l kbow you where." The next moment the father and mother, each grasplhfc n hand of tho frightened youngster, were hastening tip the stairs. When they roivched th* attic the whole'W toujtoiK truth* was laid h u e to them, -nobby had been rummaging, as usuil. Finding u loose “J«r little boy were deprived of many « th e comforta of Ufe that tbo biitlu r !™ earning» might go to hie credlThe hone« In which they lived * roomy old mansion on the outS ™ of th* clly, left to Philip by a aunt, who had passed away »siCv l.h* death of hla father, and ch Lucille had persuaded him not B u S . Tll,> house, by the way, had tho boy. regretfully 1 -t * - __—trt1 ^*»«H y betongwid in dcccfilrlfi'Blfl Ì — . r « captain, Jeremiah Bugga by name, "An exclamation from hla father in­ 7 ®. , u raputad to b* something of terrupted him- Philip, toarlng away t ~ * * f' lfld who Uv*d and died a r * Th» crowning calamity H P n r . S a n fo rd lo d g e 1241 Mevt FIr 1 1 ami Tttl/d Wrdnr»day nltiht, ramar irti and Palmetto W D Ifocccn. E R, They guldw ti> Independence thought (ititi actlutt They are all right to long ns they are not repoated the bricks to enlarge the opening, had % thrust bis arm tnld the savlty and came to dray a forth 'two small boxe#,.accom- DON’T D E C E IV E YOURSELF 0 L. Ttyioa. Secretary Don't do exhilarating stunts before turning In Ftud out If your bed clothing Is light, yet warm L. 0 . O M Tho bcyal Order of Mcwoe meat» ovary Monday wetting at 8 .00 P M on the 3rd floor of City Build* Ins lit J N Roboon. Dictator R. II. Oelier. Sacretary. Change the height of your plllcrw or slip It out entirely tlet up and brush your hair gently or rend until your lid» droop. REMEMBER Hometlmes n hot footbath, mussago or cold spinal douches will help Do not go to bed on a faint atptn Are you afraid at times to confess -ach. .Drink a glass of hot milk. your Ignorance? A diet of lettuce often produce» sleepiness and warm drink* aro ef­ fectual. U . And If It's any consolation lo roti­ n i say—"Me, too" All medical authorities of today con­ cede that eight hour» la the minimum Hut I'm gradually learning a lesson of sleep for.brnln workers. a valuable one Any mechanical device can bo re­ I'm learning to say I don’t know sorted to without barm. It needs only a trial, but opiates are something to when I don't. shun. '• - ' I'm getting over bluffing my way Change your old nature or you'll. through the dark I ut» n tree. .*w Why? Uecause I can’t lenrn by re­ You cun crush people with the maining Ignorant.. weight of tho tongbo. ABd If I don't etmfesa my Ignorance An nvari^lntis heart Is Ilka a snake -jo :din" one. niayb« myself. trying to awallow an elephant* 1*11 never learn Learn to seek reasons; ask quo#- to taw; when you i n tlona; be Inquisitive; Ond out. don’t mak* v # n » t - 6 2 . f ft. A. M 0 I. .Taylor, M i i ì ì t i ; ì l . E Tolar. Sflrr«*tary Com in un leafIon every flrtt and third Th u rt day* uI 7 3U ¡> m V liU ln j brother* »eloom t U n it e B r o t h e r h o o d o f C a r p r n t a r a a n d de in era of A m r r lc a Sanford Local Union Ho 1731, U B of C and J of A n irrn TAFiy Tfuubiay night at 7 o'clock In ¡'V*1 odSl * *a,r Wtty 10 achleV° \ P tio r n U l e d i t No 3 ft of F M erit m-nfid and fourth Monday» knlshti alway» we rame P E Hutrhlni Ignornncu Is better than deception. felTi S Traei. K R. sad 3. “Tips" In Christian Herald S a n fo rd l o d f c . No The) pr*H;«tl«a wladutu They t O t Caler v C l l > Aerie 11133 Urethra* brìi nitri (bird tt»rw|a, • to «very month Unii to Wrllmrne Itlork third 1 >. . That Wc have every facility forTuming out neat printinjf of, all kinds. Letter heads, bill heads, office atntlontry^ *et c., furnished at the lo w e s t p rices first c la ss work will perm it. I * *.. * _* ) .* **' �V S s. •. *1- * * f-fX ^^ ' ' • s _______'. . w*-" !-** », a I :.we* ' - "D : ' - ; D fC fm tir áiTEsarr MiSTTIrJnr RaTti ra (SB frü*T7"nr,' T}íTt>r8 OT&litíall TB«7 E ia i*nd IB hand, that they law the llghta of tho big city fast tndocd, they «era about to enter one of the great gatea In rounded It. when they anw sorocthlag dark on tbo snow near tbalr path, and stopped to look at It It was a poor woman, who had fallen Juat out aide the city, too alck and tired to get In where aba might have found shelter. The aoft anow mado of a drift a sort of pillow for her, and aha would soon bo ao sound asloep. In tho wintry air, that no ono could ever waken her again. All this Pedro aaw In a moment, and he knelt down bealdo bar and tried to rouao her, even tugging at her arm a little, aa though ha would have triad to carry her away. Ho .turnod her face toward him, ao that he could ryb aome snow op It, and when ho had looked at her silently a moment ho stood up and said: "U ’a no uae, Little brother. You will hare to go on alono." "AloneV" cried L ittle Brother. "And you not see the Christmas festival T" "No," said .Pedro, and ho could not keep back a bit o fV choking sound In his throat. “Boo this poor woman. Her face looks like tbo Madonna In the cba^ol window, and she will freese to death If nobody cares for her. Every ono has gone to church now, hut when you-come back you can bring aome ono to help her. 1 will rub her to keep her from freeilng. and perhaps get her to cat the bun that la left In my pocket" "But I cannot bear to leave you, and go on alone," aald Little Brother. "Both of us need not mlaa tho service," oald Pedro, "and It bad better be I than you; and oh I If you gat it chance, Llttlo Brother^ | T \ \ __X > l\ \. V, I one's way, take this little piece of-silver of mine, and lay It down for my offering, when ■ J no ono la looking. I)o riot iorget wbero you have left me. ond^/orglvo mo for not going v with you." ^ In this way he harried-Little Brother off ' [ ihn (t•hrs, nn lu> hoard tho crunching fo<)TfWM<P^PW^W<*i|IMIWi>>(fcaw^WWiastwaMS^ - M a cD onald R K U O N S 1)Y M A Y O ------ the twilight. It wna pretty hard to lose tho > rootle and splendor of the Christmas celebration that he had been planning for eo long, and spend the time Instead In that, lonely placo In the nnaw........ The great church was a wonderful place that night. Every ono said that It'j - ? had nevor looked eo bright and beautiful beforo. When tho organ played and' ' the thousands of people song tho walla shook with the sound, and llttlo Podro, T i away outalde the city wall, felt the earth tremble around him |u At the close of the service- rarao the procession with the offerings to bo laid on the altar. Rich men and great men marched proudly up to lay down J their gifts to the Chriat-chlld Borne brought wonderful jewels, some has- • keta of gold ao henvy that they could acarcely carry them down tho aisle \ great writer brought hit hook, and Inst of all wnlked tho king of tho country, hoping with all tho real to win for himself ,lhe chime of tho Christiana bells. Thcro went a great murmur through tho church, aa the peoplo aaw the king Ink« from his head Ihe royal'crow n.-all set with prcCtûUi#«*=» stones, and lay It gleaming on the aitnr, as hts offering to the y* * 7 ' . holy Child. “Surely," ovory one aald, "wo shall hear the bolls f* . c A now. for nothing like this has over hnpponcd before" 5^ j f ; But still only tho cold wind was heard In the tower, and % J*B **c^ the people shook their heads, and soino of thsm said, as they % had before, that they never really believed the story of the * chimes, and doubted If they *n ?r rang at nil » V * ÎM A Tho procession »no over, apd yxj >JKdr, bcg;>p, cJuaJiyp eg u hymn. SudsieT!Ty'’eWF>V.YAlH** top p ed Juaylng ns though ho JL had been shot, nnd every ono looked at tho otrt minister, who At was standing by tho aitnr. holding up hts bund for sllcnro. Not n sound could he beord fruin anyone In tho church, hut as the people strained their ears to there catne sultly. but distinctly, swinging through the air, the .sound of tho «vWL chimes In th* towor._ So far away, and yet ao clear the music sR L seemed—ao much sweeter were tho notes thun anything that « «.Tflf had been heard before; rising and fnlllng nwuy up there In tho | lu i sky, that the people In the church sat for a moment ns still ns Jj t - l j though something held each of them by the. aboulders. Then they all stood up to ge th e r antLjpsroit straigh t at the altar, to gMIMSmftS, • «m uy 7 ! m o n i) t n u m l l n c C n r f O - r wo-1 ( Vr sNv r wwWT i ' A. ' . « < « -* * A i, d e n l>LINKER. C iò tti .ng no ono wna looking, and had laid Pedro'a llttlo piece of silver on tho altar. (Oopfwjht. by HoMm-mmwu Ood » Furnishings Old New W a r cu¿Tom wTïlcïï 1*. alfil 1 kept up In \bo Increasing jiao of gloves »a holiday gifts 'n,, ; vJ Happy New Year i f Many Nations "Toy g en eratio n s ’ il/dU jS ¡■ JO u fl At one toruer of the church was s y y ' /II/ / r ■ ■r / / great gray tower, jrltb Ivy jK M sing ¡y y sf / / / over It aa far up as one c o u li' J t v \r\/ S / ' / / / ’ •en. 1 say as far as one could s -J / •ee, because the tower was /j / t r / ¿ f l s ^ 7 / quite great enough to fit thq / . ' n e a t church, and It rose so far \JL " V* w L ; ' into the sky that It was only in 'S v iV r ^ > ~ /'7\'N very fair weather that any one f j s . VT^ A ; K x \ ( J ) A ' claimed to be able to see tho top. 'T \ t/. Now all (h's people knew fhat at the V . ./ .'t^ S L c T f , top of the tower was a chime of ChristS V mas bells. They had hung there ever Jr / alnce the church had been built, and ^ rs were the most beautiful bells In .the world. Homo thought It .was becauge a great musician bad cast them and arranged them In their place; others aald it was because of the great height, which reached op where the air was clear­ est and purest; however that might be, no one who had ever heard tho chimes denied thsb*tbey were tho sweetest In the world. Some described them as noundUg-Uke angels far up In the sky; others, os sounding like strange wlnda s i n g i n g through the trees. been the occasion t n . j - c T e l a . It ha« come dqwfi ty us from the Dorman ‘‘detain of dl- . " vldltnfjho year a t tho close of those months wtien It was no.longer possible to keep cattle out doors. . , This was made du'to a fete .and In the sixth ¿entury .was merged,. Into the feast of St. Mart}n,‘ November II, on which day the opening of the Now* Year was celebrated.' t •*.« — • Whtlo la Germany Martlnmax and the Year .were ‘Svltb . ,New * . * * . , Identical, , , \ Even moro curious are tho old Now Yt-ai rqsttim«'. Many of these uro alili observed b) ojd-fnahlotied people who ciliut to the old tradii Ion« Tho i>IJ-fnahlonrd Englishman will formally Open thi* outer door of his hou<U) un-New. Ycat'a 'ov« Just at tho appnfcaclj! tif.lffliaUrhf/ This U to lot out tbo old usher Jo the urw ^h* Kcotch fttlike much of New Year. It ta generally- ushered In vVfth a "hot pi kit," brewed at homo and drunk by the family atandlng around tho howl Just aa midnight-strike*. • After hearty greetings lo tho New Year, tbe "hot pint," with 'bread, chcoso and cakes. Is taken* to yhp houses of tho neighbors. Thè- first to s*nler another*« homo onjjlho first of daauarytfiutowp'goqd |n'tk.db the fam­ ily fòjr the year. , ' **in many of Iho (RiVttlah regiments ovèn yet'tbo ushering In of NeV. Year Is most plcturesquo. At five minutes beforo twolvo tho soldiers, headed by tho oldest man In tho regiment dressed as Father Time, march out of bar­ racks beaded by tho band playing "Auld Lang Syne." Ju st at tho stroke o f twclvo there, cornea a knock at the gate. “Who goes th e r e r 'c a jls the sentry«. " T lio N o w Year," Is tho answer, v -j "Advance, New Year," Is called back. '• Tho gates aro thrown open and tho «mallest drummer lad In the regiment, drpased- In. lllgblditit 'costume, Is car­ ried Ip 'oh' Ihn shoulders of the men, and marche* <round tho hayracks to tbn- pipers' tunes. The rest of the night Is spent In caroming, { aliments which follow digestive trou- ‘ vi-i i- . j ’ r, Prices to S F IR S T ST R E E T Sanford, Flor • 9 « �in t HAmruRu paeember m c k a lü For Ladles: For Gentlem en: Carving Sets Safety Razors Chafing Dishes Pocket Knives Silverware-"1847" Rodgers Stevens,Remingtonand ■ I Ful|- Dine of Rochester Cuspidors Cioods, including Coffee and Tea Winchester Rifles. Pots Bicycles Bicycle Lamps and 'i^and Percolators Fixtures Shears Carpenter Tools and m any other beauti­ Any affinili' things in ful and useful presents our line which will give in the Hardware lin e both pleasure and profit You w ill fin d o u r goods firs t-c la s s in e v e r y p a r tic u la r a n d o u r p ric e s r ig h t THE HILL HARDWARE CO FIR S T AND pfc P latt . B /D o U Q LA S riA LLO C H HEN Harry P latt and that girl friend of tho Oreena (1 forgot her name). vr«re married, It waa ooo of thoao ♦P the secret except* -the suburban nlnliter who_tled' tho knot, the c^fv®4h »hu dgivo them' out there -nnri’tho girl Irorffibe minister’»: kitchen; who . 1 »linen», and left A thumb-prldt in the certlflcalo (ahe waa hnuu at the time) and tho rife (at least-the name waa ' Ijefa see, where was IT hen the PlAtta were mar¿ft thkt kind of a wedding, Ui*r* was,no chance to »end them a . itttt as l would have liked to «0.1'or to have don®, (whichever la -V. Ptoper, or grammatical, though I’m •or* I can never tell which). “M Mr, Platt la one of the nicest men !». 0(I1C*' ^ a t 'la, he waa before * 00 * **U w® ought to no -aoinaihlng for him, Juat to ahow W gocd. will—and, anyhow, we'vo * we thought much *• shouldn't w® for htmT “¡J: *“• Adding waa ov«r, without InTOautgU’Cnr even a recaption, and • * il*/ ,w* r« housekeeping bo for® wo , ftro'n hleaa ^dy could Put 1 P< tl10 *°T [ thoul er* 1 1 log® ,hcm T,1oy Wflro Why dues hu use such terrible tan gunge’ Ho bus Jabbed hla bandoni a paper DEPOT D^.yt.u suppose tho poor editor will die of .blot«* .poison ? Yis. I suppose so I V *Y Lout Near Tipperary, on ur shout Tuesday morning Inst, u large pig Had no mnrks on hls ears except a short tall, and a slight limp In one leg Personal —Edward Jones has opened a shoe shop on Front strbet. Mr Jones guarantee» that nnyon® can have a Ot In hla astnbtlnhment. would be tllco. (Ho stands up all ¡7 ® dgy), Tho colloctor thought a rnlnA \ l coat ^¿atd be M beat, whllo Mlaa rl\ ^onos suggested a rid hufm? Mi droaa pattern CkrtttmiT - t ^ » i f f ? - ------- ~ 3 T 1 j istthen I V i \£rr/mjL ^JT| j They all •«aid, of , M l two months y jn g N I ■ " ' ) l T||1 oourae. that thoy loft It entirely to ■ H i" tk® wedding/ ^ 7% V V 1 «. ¡ ’Tffey were m a r. f SPW I 4 me; and then each ritd October « . «-pa S / iL 1 ■'*^1 M l InH went away aadly, 4 . I I W|n||r]|(fl aa much as to any "**'«#!* j j UIK hM that ho hoped 1 ,«onths, bttt -_ V Km 'MM J j O rJJcwril wouldn't be so £ £ & , ,C A °. • • •| (JR n j| I]| jl foolish aa to buy g j ^ T ’ W h sn •* T| uii-ll * n^ those other things tbst the v lu,t befors It I others had pro« a s »long, i4Lg.. — 1 Posed. , Tho dsy ! looked again. But H ® UP a purs« either a thing was too expenalre or 1 “Wglv# thsm k would have money left. It is remark­ *0,t of delayed able how Tew things there are In the world you'can buy lo r IZ6.00, up to show more, no less. And then 1 aaw it- It was In a de­ partment store, a d * * marked down e____ _ m a A l d « « « A l i j’ tna_|IOJs.UMOJ f P V a u I* M d *#A s r th“ ¿ FROM Idea, that la. of course, eicapt Mr ft c«nt1 A grunt, big. glifferlng, mag HUMOR IN ADVERTISING. ,n. Platt, whom, of couroo. 1 dlduU con- pifleent Punch Bowl1 Nobody had • ----»mourn i hnrged you tor postage by cult. 80 1 got up a subscription paupr bought of that 1 For Bale—ilaby._egging®* ^jimimlgu manager would buy «nthwetrt to everybody In the office! But. to make nuru, I Bent the »ales t'd. (JoltiK out of busTnes» - LfpiiouRb stamps to paper ”t!te »Ido of (except Mr Platt, of count«) I got uekel with It ami told lUi» I’latts they — 1 the great pyramidT Tho Anawcr—By I20.CO, Including ten centa from tho\ could exchange thopunch bowl. If'* So person Paving ooco tried one or George! la that what ho did with Janitor, who wasn't expected to give they wished, for something they liked these coffins will ever use any other them?—Cleveland Plain Dealer anything but wanted to give some- bettor thing, which allow» Jnst byiu-Tlnpulur And what do you suppose Wanted—A laborer aud a hoy Mr. Platt was with owefyopo In tho Platts didT grarlpg for two goats; both building, when a Janitor oven would m January they traded In that mag .••Mill! » chip In nIlk out punch bowl tor three tuna of Christmas shopping Is hard enough, wglli Wanti-d—A young man to take cate Koodoos» know*, when you do It for • uupiTt«i.v ot n pair of tnules of a Chrtitlau dt« (lint muel be for you my dearl But position. liow ore yon able to <lo u r . Mrs. HOW S P IT E F U L ! Pcnflelcl—' An noon as 1 eee him at Just received a One lot of Ostend bln Junk, | ku Into a n o t h e r room and rnbblla persons purchasing will ho until tje has ki’i-jt purf r e ti) quiet skinned und denned while they wait, Fuck , llnbhu.l i Il0>nl bhj. 1 i *’0 t w!lllL:;Bo WhJlt c0uld w* doT AÇROSS OAK Personal—If this should meet the eye of Lewis J. Smith, and hn will Bend present addfosa to old homo, ho will henr something to hls advantage. HU wife la dead Would noi tbftt bo eod ? L O V E AS V IEW ED BY SAGES T H E V ILLA G E S A G E ’S NEWS, An oyster may be crossed In loro Sheridan. It 1» good to Ioyo the unknown Hurd luck giorlen. nre'|iiunlly hard­ Charles Lamb. er on tho IlHtoner. — • The sweetest Joy and wildest wo« Some men are able to hold their I Iove.-r-Dülloy. own, but prefer to hold‘ otherk. T la what I lor® determines how .I A malí,can put hla foot In it with­ lovo.—Oeorg® Eliot. out actually ale Of.course. thcfOV*£q a m-u-Berpont uUtJl, It bech seen. 'Js'*' thing, as actually Loro understands love; it needs no talk .—F. K. Harergal. Bure the shovel and tongs, To each other belong. —Sgmuol Lover. - It scema rftther remarkable , thi»t when a moa lg down and out bo (s'at the same lime up against It Then fly betimes, for only lEojr .. ; ___ j . . ;jl Conquer love that run,away. v’The rough Vnd-iho smooth come la, —Thu mas Csrew, most Uvea; and it U-.wjdL.ifhcn •h'M_ rotigh cornea early, before.\ho heart . Tr ue loro Is ’ lrkW'ghosfs, ’ which la too faint and the braip too tired to everybody talks shout end fe v have hear 1L O YOU know of anjono who is old enough to read, w ho has not teen that sign ot a railroad crossing? D if everyone has seen ft * t lom« tlm*-or other, then why doesn’t the railroad let the »fgn rot ■way f Why do«» the railroad company c o n tin u e to keep thoie sign® at every crossing ) M»yl>e yon think, Mr. Merchant, “ Most everybody know» my atrwa H i ■advertise. 1 oa»l Im — store, I1rtnh'l don’t have»to Your store and your good» need more advertising than the rail­ road» need do to warn people to ” Look Out for the Cara.1* Nothing 1» ever completed la the advertising world. The Department Store« are a very good «am ple—they are continually advertising— and they are continually doing e good bualncea. If It p»ys to run a law ada ’round about Christmas time. It cer* ulnly.wlll pay you to run ad­ vertisements about all the tima. It*» |u*t bullae», llut’i »11, te ADVERTISE In S E T H IS p a p e r �December LATH* 19, 8HINQLE8 (F o rm e rly MeNAIR & SON) % Dyal-Upchurch Building, Jacksonville^ Florida Edmond Clarence Stedman Our stock is Well Manufactured, Carefully G r a d e d , I f cannot furnish our stock write..uirfor,pi{c^^ yow . dealer C t c jlt t o ConghiooD D o ttl nt Long'wooti, J to riti Ten miles from Sanford or Orlando. The finest and most homelikt family Hotel in Orange county. Furnished new throughout Our cuisine the very best. A ten course dinner 50c. White help ex­ clusively. Service guaranteed. Boating, Motoring, Pool, Billiards, Tennis, Croquet, Weekly Dances nnd Alkehest Lyceum Attractions Semi-Monthly for the pleasure of our guests. Our table is supplied with the best the market affords. Catering looked after personally by the Manager, Mr. A. F. Falck, a well known Chef. Accomodations for one hundred. Booklets *upon application. Information gladly given. Write, Wire or Phone . . . . A. F. F A L C K A9k M r. Foster Resident Manager cprntnr jTtn o w ? m y ' N o t!! A W /U V ° Carols each Chrishpd(( bell What are the That gather «near the ^iifflow-pane - t Where the winter frost all Jtlgfy has lain P i T hey aro soulless elves, whajjain would $ Within, and laugh at our *Q\& trnaa*chref Ring flgetly, chimes 1 Swift,v«wift/mjrr T h e y arc made of jthc mocking mis? AW f N ot/ / — Cease, cease, each Christmas bell ^ __ Under the holly bough, ■here the happy children^ throng and 6hout, :hai shadow seems to flit’about? ift the mother, then, w ho died 'S *' ~ e&hfcgrecns were sere last Christmas-tide? Husimfalling chimes! Cease, cease, m y t h \ ^ i F n e vgues(lare, gathered no*w./>*^V\ | / O y ^ )x ^ A T . / ^ ^ § \A I k / l . w» a ! | | ws, # i I / lU ^ I i l l y 1 1 lj >■ C jf £ L , A. V 1 u I £S CEarle» Slogrua gated into th« fir« In th« library of hla horn«, th« flickering light seemed to recall day* of P *"1- ,n fftDCT bo aaw again hla boyhood home, hla parents hnd aoqualntancM. How llttl« they hadboon to him for ao long a tlmol . Quarterly atlpenda ho had supplied to th# old folka, yat ho bad navar heeded the call they aont out for their only aon. Aa the man aat mualng, he apoke <d"l|dSeU«Te I am getting sentimental, I think I shall aurprlae the old folka . f l and pay them a visit for Christmas." v ,' f W? A thought meant an act with ’ •’ I n Stearns. Hla mind onca made pp. U ' V * L Q 1 B H B T took much to change I t Hla decision ** f , to return to the farm far the holiday 1 IP Wm Pleasure. He could hardly j HU w /, await the time when he waa to start. §?■■■*§; Ha bbaght presents for th e old folks. A ;‘ w l l i l W i , He remembered hls father’s dallght In l (c °P?r,«ht> «• . watches. One of tha finest to be had tit i n i in » V * w ,n l tot® 8 ** for him. Tha silk £ g * g * 4 a a a A R N B the man ofaffor ntw drMa mftd# up « portion of f '- t 7 ‘' fn jffin tn r I I I j j f * ' ji l * i**r ndltrtdual aa a winevening found him VM M ~ J“, ! » “ , jH K o g m*n of but Uttla aentlI th® — . ,Tor “ a‘ * * * ^ * ^ J * S g la p “ T W <ie£2® * £2? dareff broach tha subject and It had what ha planned for hls mother. j t w u a long Journey to the old homeatead. The train sped onward and each moment made the man more aBIi0Ug j 0 IM ^ people and tha old place again. But suddenly a thought occurred to him and hie face bunched. He had forgotten; BU11A Harrington mifbx aU1, u AU tha memoriaa of tha past ware aBa ha «honaht only of hippy. Ai ha thought of that tlma, ho there. A figure moved about In the parlor, sighed deeply. She bid ille rtd hti life 'when ehe chinned her mtnd i t the He knew well whero the parlor was. He heard the organ, It was Stella's U it and threw him over. He recalled the Jeers of hla boyhood favorite air. He paused and his ey*s companions ss they sneered their filled with tears an ho heard that ' rough witticisms at him. It was the voice again. Slowly he ascended the steps and way of the country and he could not stand the Anger of acorn and hod fled pulled the bell The playing stopped That was In the long ago and he had ahd ho beard footsteps The door opened and the light of the ball almost forgotten—until now. As the train stopped at the little streamed upon his face atatlon on the hill It teemed as If It was evident that the woman fail­ ed to recognize him, for she looked he bad lert It only yesterday But no-^wberw was OeOTge White, nakance as be spoke the old agent? A young man filled "Is this Stella Harrington?” he be­ his place The driver of the «(age gan, bul the sound of his voice made was another stranger. Old Eh Brown her start. "Charles Stearns, have you come was also a thing of the past. None knew the portly middle-aged bn-tk?" »hr rhuarl, and frrMnnnrl him man as he strode towards the coach Into the room "So, Stella, you are keeping house that jelled between atatlon and town There w as'a moment's pause, while alone now! You—you have not chang the driver gathered t..e mail, as old rd very much, either," bo said earnEh had done so many times, and they estly He saw that her once golden tresses were off As the rig rattled over the rough Were streaked with gray, yet much of roads the man within watched with the youthful beauty remained and he Interest the scenes of his youth The found bis heart quickening as he town had changed little In the yean gaicd at the woman “And you aiu the great hanker they that-had passed. When the coach paused at the old would have ua. m iW fc - llltlo.Charlie homestead the then's eyes filled with Stearns, who used th be my tease at , tears. A woman came from the house;. >school?" Neither had touched on the subject mother and aon were In r ic h other’s which seemed to ho In the minds of arms. On the porch fctood hla father to both. At last tbo man could remain welcome the man home With misty silent no longer ■‘Stella, my mother has Just told me eyes the united family stood All hearts wero full. The parents' hopes why you changed your mind so many had been realised and the prodigal years ago Why did you not tell mo then?” he asked had come home "Because 1 was too proud When 1 ."How could I have remained away an long r r he asked again and again is the old folks bustled about, trying to make him cor. ortable "And, Charlie, you are now a bank­ er they tell us," said hla mother “You, who left us so long ago, are the Image of your father at your age " “My hoy." spoke the father. "It haa been a long time since you went away but we are mlgjify glad to have you back again.” vi Tha aon’a heart waa too ‘full for words. There was one question he would like to ask but tha words re­ fused to come. * ' . • "Charlie," questioned bis mother, "hare you ever seen Stella since the day you went away? 1 know 1 ought not to speak of this, but 1 must.” "Mother!” All a boy’s anguish came forth In that word. As of yore he hurled bis face In the parent's lap and sobbed. : f ■• She atroked his now thinning locks and the touch waa magical. Why had he lost his parents for to many years? 1 Ills Joy wss too much, too good, to last. • : , J "I bare never seen hef." he said at last; “never since the day she prom- I lsed to he my wife and then as quick- I ly refused to marry me." "My poor boy. do jo u remember Steve Briggs?—the one that wore the < fine clothes? He had much to do with < Stella's refusal to keep her promise.. ' "She never told me Juat what he t Mid. but It waa enough to make her throw you- oyer. You would never Not Blesaad. come back and ahe waa too proud to Th® present* yqu forget to (!?• to write." others who don’t threat to |lva to you "W here la Stella now, mother?" are not aO blessed. <' naked the man. "She livee In the old place by the Germany’» Fastest Train. creek. Charlie, you remember It— ; with all the apple trees behind the ■ The fastest Herman train now runs bf; Bavaria, between Munich and Nu­ house?'' Well did the mail remember the remberg. making the distance of orchard where be had epent the. au­ l l l t t tnjlea in' ISC minutes, or at the rate of dt.t n&llea an hour. It makes tumn evening with hla swesUiMrt 1 That evening found Stearns walk- no i -stop on the way. Nuremberg Is lug toward the. «reek. " 1 wonder bow Jlikl.fa«i4aF«r,tlB|n V u qiili, and the trhfn la thirty-one mlqute* longpr go­ the old plaoe looks." ha thought There jraa the old fashioned house, Jing In the opposite dlroctlon.-^nollway Age Oasatto. .. . 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L a r g e r Yields p e r Acre, Great­ er Satisfac­ ñ tion. . . ; . - * . •. ■• »‘.1 tii1-A : ili"*’ ■ ,<■ Ti-' m j h : 4§f * ¿ j* - :ase Your Yields per Acre. .7 V J * w » ’' / . ' **■ i-c iL u ic e I means Brings THE BEST Success \ SOI III TRAIN 1 UA H 01 1 1 1 ( 1 1 1 1 / 1 1 1 1 0 ONI 01 O U I 1 1 0l(ll>\ Cl S I0 M 1 IIS ■ M F a c to ry and Sales Office at S a n fo rd , Flo rid a Write us for Literature and Prices, Etc. E. B. B R O W N r .V C f f s v - Local Manager i nlhhllng at tho aweoU from (he famil­ iar lit Me bag« "Itjjccm ed na*though everyone tried to talk louder tluui bU neighbor na they examined the costume of Santa Claus, H’hom they now no longer Jear* <d One man «aid (bat he thought It wug John the Uaptlat. another thjjt It Elijah returned Vet another Tln.iigjn |i wan itatun hlmsi'lf 'nnd all ti i inn t up hef'ire me »( Me u foiirih i . t,f.'K-,..| ‘My only fti->ijkt*t was to hid" m' '” + P / Í C h r is tm a s C u sto m s.' R lu im ô o Æ Man Stopper ,^Tr l\] 'M can 't i* ' 1 "JJ CHRISTMAS DAYS QUatnt and Interesting Customs That Prevailed When th* Church and Festival Were Young. In the early days of tho church, It la said that tho bishop* used to (log enrol# on Christina» day among their It.!« h ¡ allM wenrr c|f<rgy. and around tho »Ixteenth con * TlMVlli* tury th<> woll kiniwu practice observed llo v»no by chlldr.-u of going around tho neigh­ of thro«* ”IJy uij wVjiA borhood singing Christmas enrols bochr«k nnil hi«** Tionth (tin windows of tho houses, was Intf tyt, commonly observe!, usually taking \ Nuw. wli*r«fon ■ (oppvit m4 T**f pjaco on Christmas morning. Ono of , tho oMcsl nnd most buautlful of tho *'Oh. ■ Ir'** !(»• norTlf* J Christmas earn!« that has eouio down z man r \ "I fniit « mil i haro to iho prosout day open with 'tb#*o words: Chofi I*'l! ÈB® I ! À EARLY Z ty 2£)¿/burD It Im Inioreming to trnco the origin of festival cu#toni» to tli mh> connected vs*Hti Druhllcal aepeteUtlotta \\ liter** 1 in ay fHlrt id tlastklc titiscrvancea w»ih1n ( h 1 i . •'..if nrc! It win anrprfao f 1‘ J T*d t! r\|T* th«®y ui.iny Uj learn that i^ I ' 1,11V#* 1MIM ’!I pTuient-rlay tiporiit very y ' , ^ ÜQfi ' J\ir H xi ™* ÎM a r|o,eiy n .i tiil ¡a ’he cclobratlohi* 002 F* j «(' id M jvcd i.t did in honor of Snturn or *-^tf j T: lit nil iif IU . . I» . SSfc?.*.Jtu. i ims * I nk I'la ^ Tho Itnniun Fkituruulln. which oc­ |Tw ss Itiert* U>s,‘ rrerit!-.l i.ijt. wf» .ten With hopeU«., tnsitilnl fn*vt vX curred In tin* winter solstice, ware a slranir-r w m ill fntfi f^Hton# '• v ~ !.* bcii’ ori of great festivity and relotcltig Tho I-*rum lilm i>f- ln.ss-t , d i,)* l ft . ; tionortd by ninny prlvllngqk and ex- tUsldsH. the'n lilu w.is ciriwded with Tîio fiilk« itbo Would ( o by. omptlotis Tho «pirn-of gaiety hail i' ■ * .V -** <’ free charter, and even quqrrtda wore áij'. - * 5/ *,* J* t r r s y this-'- »“ Id tho stmnirár n>#n, « : ■' i hUKiioin! 'I (o ho resumed after the "I"Uq elm»* tb r* c lf rrom tu«." // ''Ale sir." Iho o(h*T man Implorod— holidays A worful wlfilit was ho Ah a mnnlfcfctatlou of the grntlluilo teU at the renewed prtiipufls of the ” A torio)*# cVitilh, ft pnlr of skstss. t * *> ■■ A Wh.iftj rarlnad " f t<>! ». K*tii/ nltrg Inarch’of the sun, gill» wore ,*ti hnnhed mul special hymn» were Poms (hli>K* beside (nr ail nry friereis. And (or tbcdr glrla arel boys. finny T i m e latter wero really tho A Human it ¡oescfitatlvus of the modern 'And lior«T win; and 1 am hcril Ttio IlilfiB,- otr whyi* *r# IhVyT j-mol Fur mato arid (¿'ninlo c l«rV« conaplrs * At the Siiturualla tho ftbmun roast­ To hid# (l'ouï mo iho way. r it ed. »aug mid danced, a»** we do at >ood c lo ‘lo r T ^ c s ' ChrliHmai. A ruler or kiug was ap- ••nut this I know, and this Sion#; Three a la i.a across, Ihsti back. pointed, who enjoyed certain prerogu Four counters down, ons counter up. \iel tlvi-s. Ho proslJcd over the sports ot Then doubla op your track. . tho season frobahly he In Iho an­ •'The elovator take#_)<«■ neat, cestor of The lord of misrule, who exTo Innd youp#V'«rwnerts. flnann walked Snnta' Clau». Out dear crclse<l a similar power In hioro re Anil w hen yuu weary o f ’HsFcro^d, *“ ■ FRIGHTENED B Y-S A N TA C LA U S mo! What consternation! , Ho wna cebi times. ^ You amblo down'tiró stairs. greeted with shriek» anti groans anil Merriment wan a matter of general "Hut Btllf-.hut stilt, my honest friend. How t hi Dear Old Saint Carried Con- cHe*1 of 'Lot m« out! It Is tho evil You »bp not roach tbs goaL r concern, and the Joyous spirit ol en­ •iernatlon Into an African Ml** ono. 11 Is tho day of Judgment!** ... tire district» Is now uarro^ed to fata­ ‘Tis alw a y s 'on the other sldf.' • •Ion Houae. It Is, upon my.sfttflt* , "The urchin«, catching the Infection lly parti«* ■* An amusing story of how Banta of terror from the older black people, It Is tbb touch thbL makes tho "So hero atti I,* and J^t/ö her«, Cloua frightened tho black children at fled to their bedrooms, fell down upon wholo world klu. and.lt Is k pleasant And you aro stsmlm! * tntuioa station when he fln t ap- their face«, crept under chair« and ta­ reminder, that, after all, history re­ L car* not wrtwre f t t r tint wturns fhs dour* am IT" Pwed to them a few year* ago, la ble#—anywhere to hide themselves. peats itself. I, e* wld by the wife of » missionary ate- Poor old Santa Claus never bod nuch They led him to sn ambulane*. uone4.g| Ballunda, Africa. They h a i A greeting before. As soon na ho real* Although h* did resist. celebrated Chrlatmaa at Dallundu bo- liod the panic ho had caueed, ho tore There*# rosemary and ruO;1’ these keep And now In padded cell he cons i l ls Christmas shopping list. fore, but they neTcr had hnd Banta off hie tall hat and white cotton beard Seeming ami savour all tbo winter long —Winter Tale. 1 llo nhrlrks upon the midnight clear, ? so Mr. Btover. lbw missionary, Then from the bags on hie back ho And on tho noonday »tr: - - - j# «meed up as good Saint Nick. began to throw gifts right and left -rnrse atitir krmsx. twu counter« back. no^iuii and rear tsoti' " „ j,11® b*d been padded efid powdered and to tell wh? ho wan. Then u p *nd down the stalrt" l» t all the end# thou alm’at at be thy . .> -jf packed until hie own mother "Iteaaaurcd one*' more, everyone Oh, foolish men. take heed o f this, ■* country's , ■,* Id not have known him," Mr«. 8to- woe soon laughing and chatting. Ilu fore you go to shop, *®r afterward related. "Presently we the great 'red „breads*. Thy Ood*« and truth's.—Klpg Htnry And when you reach tM outer door, , ' * W l l **-- -* rrr x r r V illi ‘ u tttP i tbtir XjwUa jot rS?» „i ’ W ; ON '■ <■■ 1 r.-ii j-.'U, msrry gintleman. I et i.Mihlng yuu d!ni«i)\ r t .. . t;iirl»t, our Savior, w »1* Lmiin upon ibN *l ty. I .» u> a J from fiatuti'i pow«r, Wli»,*n wo ttrro grin« nMray. 1 •>. t! I'wr of roinfi.rt a n j Joy! Christ« our Fiivlor. W as bAfr^un Chrlitinai l»«y.M It Is sometimes more appropriate to «lug tho Christmas fhrola on Chrlatman evo than ou Chxlstmai day, al­ though they ore sung at both tithe«; but In Englnnd tho choir ot tho vlllago church used to go around to the prin­ cipal houses In the parish and sing eome of these stmplo hymns on Chrlik mx9 «vo regularly. Frequently tho singers w a r o accompanlcd on >omo Instrument and often tlio picture presented was a pretty one. Tbo figures of the group of singer», only vUlblo In Iho dark­ ness by tho Inutcrns they carried, and the sweet melody sung and played, made tbo obsenranco a striking and beautiful ono. Sometimes In England, tho carols wero also sung In tho churches In ptaco of tbo usual psalms and hymns; although It wua more customary for the clerk ,at the closo of tho servlco In a loud voice to wish all tho crnigro* gallon a merry Christmas aud a hap­ py Now Year. *, . *,: S E N T E N C E SERM ONS. J t > a good deni easier to bell««« UnTT'tho angels loro many «Inner« than that they lovo all tho saint«. If you really want to know the world you will do more than Investigate Us shadows and sample Its garbage cans. When you are able to set your re­ ligion in a compartment of your life. Ufo Itself cornea alpng and lock« up , Ute JUfc _____ i �Otcuribfr 19, FIR ST STREET, BETW EEN RAILROAD AND PA RK A V EN U E Immense Stock of Useful Articles at Prices the Lowest for First-class S an ta C lau s' H eadquarters ■ -* Iron toy», 5c to7 Tin toy», 5c t o . . Wooden toyB, 5 c D o lls, 5 c t o ____ Dressed dolls undressable dolls, Campbell kid dolls, hill-climbing toys, games, drums, trains, balls, boats, banks. M o n 's T l o s B O Y S ’ PANTS A lle g e s Black, blue, mixed, corduroy M E N ’S Blueiaerge, black serge, mixed, fancy, worsteds ___ ................... 1 0 0 0 to 20 00 M E N ’S PANTS All sizes, blue and black serges, fancy mixed, striped and fancy___1 0 0 5>00 Handsome silk ties in all evening shades for 25c, 35c- 50c< 75c, in string, club, four-in-hand and bows. M o n ’s 811k H o s e •' All colors, grey, black, green, purple, tan 35c and................................................ 50c Best 10c hose in town in black, tan. purple, green, grey. M e n ’s Handkerchiefs 5c, 10C-"T5c, a m p fic ; bordered, nil linen, .hand-thread drawn, six in box. .......................................... > M e n ’s S h irt s White pleated bosom, striped, figured latest designs____ . 50c to 1 25 S u it Cases Traveling bags, grips, leather, suit cases-----............................................ $3 98 up Telescopes.......................................... J 5 c up Suit cases . . . ......... 1 00 up Large stock, big variety. Mon’s Underw ear Wt>ol, cQtton, ,-nainsook— all. grades itLSVeightd, fleece lined and ribbed. ^G arm ent............................. 25c to 1.25 Sweaters Men’s and boys’ 6otton and wool, colors, grey, brown, blue, green, tan Boys’ Suits Plain and fancy, mixed, lij dark colors, all s i z e s . ; . . . . . . 1.75 __ S H E E TS — S H E E TIN G Pillow cases and casing, domestics blescli ed and unbleached; all-wool flounced Outing flannel........ ................. 7c ynr<l ii| Flannellettes, all designs. Percales, gmg hams. EIDERDOWN Urey, pinks, blue, mixed, suitable I robes, carriage covcss, baby carts, c u WOMEN S GLOVES "SU SP E N D ER S Hose supporters, arm bands. IE * V-T3S* -■= Black, tan, grey........... 25c to 1 00 We are sale agents for the well known HANDKERCHIEFS '/i^•.jntVandchildren’s, single 5*- to 50 Fa nc y boxes, H and H dozen at 20c n LfiFLA T BLLT MEN’S RIÜ BON S GLOVES Automobile gloves, long gauntlet In grey, tan blacky. For price and qnftiky ua-_ eqalled........................................ 1-50 to 2 75 Leather and heavy lint gloves 35c to 2 00 um H O S IE R Y W om en s c h ild r e n 9 blue, tan, p in k , purple s ilk 25c MEN’S UMBRELLAS Cotton and silk ................ 75 c to 4 10 COUCH COVERS ows. bath robe blanket MEN’S WOOL SHIFTS Light weight in grey, blue, tan, red and brown............... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 0 to 3 50 Corduroy shirts, khaki pants CO M FO R TS TANGY CROCKERY Holid ay tea sets, olive and celery dishes. <m ( m e a l sets, sugar and cream chocolate pots AND B L A N K E T S Single and double beds, grey and white blankets, unexcelled values ip com, forts...................................... 7 5 c to 6-50 WOMEN’S COAT SUITS M e n ’s and B o y s ’ H a ts and C a p s Men’s felt hats, all shades, black, grey, brown, tan. smoke, blue, green....................... j___ 50c to 5 0 0 Children’s hots in endless shapes and colors......................... .......... 15c to 1-50 Men’s derbys, black................. 1.50 to 3*50 S U ITS Goods in blue, black and mixed, very latest de­ signs, from one of the largest manufac­ turers____ ...............2 5 1 0 values for 16-59 We guarantee quality and price in our suit department cannot be excelled. W O M E N ’S C OATS Very latest styles, b lu es,. black and mixed grey............................. 7-00 to 2-00 NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS The handsomest line ever shown in Sanford shaving sets, darning sets, hed room slippo sewing outfits, combs and brushes, pin ».uJ ions, smoking sets, tie and ribbon racks HAND BAGS Ladies’ and children’s plush, leather a v e l v e t . . . . ..........................................2 5 c 1 LINENS Center-pieces and bureau scarfs. LAUND RY BAGS W o r k bags, travelers* sets. W O M E N ’S S K IR T S S T A TIO N E R Y — HO LID A Y Blue and black serge, grey and brown mixed, newest styles, direct from the manufacturer. Our 6.50 skirt cannot bo beat for the money. * | Cotton and «ilk ; V T A B L E LINEN AND NAPKINS We are known as carrying excellent values in these goods. , .Our designs are specially selected; napkins to match, tjp en 25c to 1.25 per yard; napkins 50c to 4.50 dozen. V UMBRELLAS SW EATERS Women’s and children’s blue, g red..................... ...................... ...........3 R E A D Y -T O -W E A R H A T S For women, Misses and children. J m SSi �R'vîVt?-',' ■• Oacember W HAT SHALL I GIVE?-THE QUESTION LL around tho aeoaon of the Coming of l» r o aa a little Child thero haro Bprung logenda and bo___ llofa, like blossom# In a rracioua clime, which teatlfy .with iubtlctr lo tbo depth of the appeal of " 0 birth of Chrlat Here, dlvlnery spiritual symbolism and there awoot bumnn tenderness and patlioa apponr, and blooded, they ovidonco tho world’« belief that thla was both Son of Man «ad Boo of God. An Iri*h legend tclla that, on Chrlatmat ere. tho Chrlat-Chlld wandora out In tho darkness and cold, and tho peamnta still put lighted candles In tbelr windows to guide the aacred lit•'t feet, that they may not atumblo on tnalr way to their homea. And In HoaCatT tho people go yet further tn tbelr tendernew for the Child, they «pread feasts and leave their doors open that lie may enter at Hla will, while throughout Christendom Ihero la a belief that no evil can touch any child who I* bor n on Christmas evo. The legend which tells how the very bay which lined tho manger In which the Holy H»be wftB la,d pul forth hvIng red blossoms nt midwinter nt tho touch of the ltot>e's body could only have arisen from belief In tho reuowal of life through tho l«ord of Life. b $ 3 t & H o lp * * Let Us Give You a FeW Su^estions for Xmas Presents F O R L A D I E S F 0 R ' Fancy H and Bags - H andkerchiefs S ilk S c a r f s F a n cy N eckw ear K id a n d S ilk G l o v e s * S ilk H o s e Parasols Thom ■ — M -• E N * . '• • Bath Robes Silk Ties Silk Hose Knox or Stetson Hats Kid Gloves Handkerchiefs Suspenders Shirts Dress Suit Cases Umbrellas Mufflers Belts Sweaters Trousers Pajamas 1 4 j a p RQbes «*. -n «.-4 T la not so many centuries B elt P in s agoalnce there was that holy Jv* thorn at Otaatonbury which S ilk D re ss P a t t e r n s blossomed every Christmas, and. ao ran the 1-K. nd; TiatTidhi» ever slnro flt Joseph of Arlmathea, having come T able L i n e n U apostle to lirltnln, and, landing at Glastonh'iri hud stuck Ms staff of dry N a p k i n s to m a t c h hawthorn into tho soil, commanding It to put forth leaves and blossoms Tills C o a t Suits the Half straightway did. and thereby wa* the king converted to tho Chris­ G o ll G o a t s tian faith tho faith which preachod life truin death. S w eaters The hoh thorn of Olnstonbury flour, (ahrd during the centuries until the K im on as civil »ar* Muring those It was uprouted. w a J persons hnd^uul tree* crowing from cuttings from the •“ “ • tfp ftflis :----------original tree and those continued to bloom at tin* I’hrlBl aenaon. Just ns their parent which had grown from Bt Joseph * staff had bloomed. And about tin middle of (ho Kith century It w»i rv orded In tho Qenllemun's Magatine how t ^ fam ou s holy thorn would not deign fo recognize tho new style rnteoilpir, which had then corno Into ion.« tmt vmuld perMa^ In hlos■_ydalng an' of old Christman day! la those days tho anniversary of tho advent of the tin bo had certainly meant mote to the common people than tnetc1> a ilia® for- feasting and revelry tor giving and receiving: It -had been 1 -.1 a »eason for holy ohsenran e fu- they refused to go to churt'h on New Christmas day, tho holy thorn 1ui being then In bloeaom 80 serluu» tiecamo the trouhlo that the found it prudent to announce that Old Hirlstmaa day should also ba kept sacred as before. Only an­ other story of men's weak, superati« hf-n it 1* pt.ii.-11 un tli« tlr*viti AltTTr i Of Hie in i » 1 l'ónslnicteil diirlEg liie tlqps mlnd*T- True. perhupa; but they A nlmlliir legend 1» told of Pri-sioti, V* hetter " ho evldoncd some spiritual , In l.snrn*lilrv, rftid yol niiotbvr and li l* mounted u|h>h n stand of sllvor, present year if-* |wt * ent will be nil i «hlcli I- Ini*«III "Kb gold and goms. •.teel * i *iih(rnet|on so timi ut the end waaVne » Gian those who wallow in 1 m o r e m o l i n g 0110 »o n o -s fr o m tl;u ’ (K a wl . * . _Ll ■ _ a * the wl.nl;. _... material. and when wo I N et iK-rliillds It la i*onl tto it till* c | t ' limi (tu* aJ*riti«« la w(lieti K re«»« Ih of of ttilt* vent full' 1* 1 p»*r ci lit of nil pormi r*o « rn*it*i] In thè daya tn J puss cugor chiij will be of »teel, wIdle I cease to h*. 1a refill of tho cup and tho ! of Iteen KHi Uotorloii* for lie Pho k platter ». I» <nmo not over careful of 1 and hhnttol. a a111s 11h well .1- re­ «liti h il i- *■«' s. 1omfdlshed meri . 1 fi per ot-nt trft'I* »-j •1 underfi ntucs wtmtfO*-iii uni» bave Itemi tpetr The [veri e n tih«i of wooden cur» in ' tbelr Contents nowned for It*, he.iiil) mol m.ig^ltl «boriioniliig» lu ollier direction», gaio service bus dropped In the hint three t^-tico To tin' Sodom of tio* middle imi gip fi* opOy to ilio f'tmrt'b Vlslblo j yoara from 2 tu &7 .2 f**-r cent [ • ¿&<r'TtritKhristmas Rose. ages i-a me our Siolur on one arm I ^ i 'h n s t m a(js s Dells. D ens. NOTHER ot thoso splrltunl versary of hi* birth, mid went an a f Hero Saves Many Lives. L k.\rn rioN .«ajs that the parables la tho legend of beggar from door to door, but uot uuu The heroism of aJi engine driver nnd the Chrlitmna roso. and It In nil that Christmas keeping city a Mtflkor recently Raved tho. lives of tails how j;l)0d things, nt for gtvlug. gave* (be lltisler of the abundance Sin hour -of thè llftbo'a birth hundreds of people who were travel lug ' mid legend add* ihnl from then utitU ■Prlcg up ready to tho hand which he saw rampant on every side, but not was the hour of m idnight. In Ireland It 1^ from Rouen to Havre by tho night Wnastly drslrefe to give to Jho Child. a trace of Christinas bounty and good duwn cocks crow Wlille the train w;i» run hell) ihiu whoso looks Into u mirror on express a h * *A1<' ,bn* ft r<erta' n maiden of will, nnd-tio culled to the »up. which, this i‘tu will sei* the lluvtl or Judua nltlg at fulhspecd, a boiler lube hurst, Battle him n*s mo poor that ahe had os of old. obeyed hU voice, and Been, filling the driver's platform with steam nothing to give to tho Babe to whom the city- of Hln. wii» OurlmJ deep, clean Iscariot looking over his «boulder, and smoke, and thrtijvlng the stoker1) surety thought sufficient to drivetho «ng* brought wealth from afar, and. out ot sight, boneotii the waves Hut bark on the tender The englpe driver, hardiest soul to a thought of the Jufloa« she sleod, longing and*-mourning, oVpr til CTirlMtuiftH up froth beneath the who was terribly1 scalded, nnverth* rem Tiabe *' * "d angel appeared to hoc, - saying; coveting water« comes the sweet tall Another legend tells that, on Christ­ less clung lo Ills post, and though It < ®ok at thy foot,-beneath tho «now." lug of church bells tin rind In Been It mas e v e , Jiulus iBiftriot Is released was Impossible to »e<| Ihb. levers hgy 00 obeying tho-maldon found Is a legend which appears to tell In from that hell "hla own pluco" -and groped for them In the midst of th el F 41 8 n" w flower had nilrnculounly parablo that nothing which ever be Is allowed to return to earth that he i. aiding steam, and pvflnlually sue- ’ Prung up end blossomed at hor noods. longed to iho.'Jhrlst. mid was dodl reeded In brlugtng the train to a may cool himself In Icy waturs. «very since then, runs thla «lory, thla cnleil to lit* avrrVltM", Is ever wholly lost simn)still Then in* fell down exhaust­ «qulslt- flower, with Its snowy petal* ITOin hi in and ullonalcd from service; ed nnd terribly burned. The Injured , Wild mid tinprobablo Although such J“ t ,0Ufbed by suggestions of plnklih '(hut ever and bgaln something of their nnd »u* h legends appear on their stoker, nt the risk of tits life, then .- i® - 1* be f0UDd *l_till« seaso n ;' Inherent beauty and comiielllng sweet face», they bear study aud repay It, uncoupled the engine and took tt to . Indeed, Its half-opened cupa aro tieas rises front the depths through all for wo then art tl.nl they aro full of a shed. W d ia Jlo e * Of tove. (Ujd It« fully- ■eemlng ruin. Hiibtlo spiritual expression, aa It wero; »Pfetd petal, aro like a happy Inno*Jfarybfanger that they are pnrablen of certain spir­ FACT AND FANCY. h. k? ’ ,)mbola T°f bbo gifts for tho RADITION declares that itual facts, and It will be 111 for us . h i « ° f ,poUeM Innocence, whoao within tho atone manger should tho Christmas day over dawn tlaaart wai tho vessel of loro. A hair on tho head lu worth two In there waB another one on which such flowers of lender fnlth the brush. ot wood, and that the stotoe cradlo In und wonder »hall appear to ua no E o e L e g e n d s the Chapel of tho Nativity la. Indeed, more than dry curious specimens from The grocer can ntako a little go a HERB aro aevcral exceeding­ tho outer manger. Splendid U that tho dead roots of superstition. great weigh ly touching legends concern- humble ntono trough now with white W ooden C a rt B ecom in g F e w er. marble, aoftly rich with costly dra-_ lag belli, which are beard The soil of the Groat White Way la According to an estimate In .thé from buriod cities and village« perlea. nnd radiant with a allver star, Railway Ago flntette. the cost of sub­ the beat for growing wild oats l* eeaaon- One belong« to a vll* which la aurrounded by 1C lamps, ever stituting steel cars for the present ¡ t V “* " R*»elgh, In Nottingham­ a-llt. Hut yet more glorioua Is the wooden cars Is estimated nt nbout Woman will forgive and forgot, but e r : A th0 ■lor»’ ron> once, wooden mnnger at Romo, beld to bo ffi.tO.OOU 0 0 0 At the beginning of this ahe won't lot you forgot (hat sho for* aero then» la now but a vaUoy. thero tho vorltablo manger In which the ■year there were about 3 , 0 0 0 passenger gtvos— N e w York Tribune. I* was removed to "of lif -»Wehi with every lr«c# CbrlrfL-clilld lay c»rs in service In. this çéuntry, built WfHi* k11^ had been awal- Rome' In tho aoven(h century , during of all steel construction. The totiU You may know bow much a man Is T«yed l\ _‘ n.« arl hQuake; hut .ev er tho Mohammedan Invasion ofth oljoly number of passenger coache« la about really worth by seeing how much he Land, and thore It la proaerVed rh a 6 4 ,0 0 0 , ao that tha number of atael . puts in after singing, "Hera, Lord, 1 brazen cheat, from width It W gira my««If *wmy.M je xfr .Stettin»»* s "" l ir"" ■' «Kri. -à ' ■ f. ' ' -A fe «J Do Your Xmas shopping early. You can shop with more “ SatigfSctionr mi(t “ we can give-yon better Satisfaction N. P. YOWELL & CO. '* . eV' B1CYCLKS AND SUNDRIES 2 5 BICYCLES runw mm n r to i n . tint Ntw H. . «71 I'Kon. «7 MIANIIIAKGCK OHI.ANIH). - FTOKtOA lit - , ' I -W ebster’s I I N ew I rinternational’ Dictionary THE MERR1AM WEBSTERI Becam e TION, Ë b * NEW ^ .7. —~ ooTortn*0BBA* every Said ot the world*« thumb*,' action and culture. The onlr new unabridged dictionary m many yean. Became 11 dftfln<* o n t 400,000 — Word*; more than erw before appeared between two * Jzutratfpa*. ^ Sé“ “ * '^ “^ ¡“S ^ ÌS S S pac*« A "Btroke of OenJus.” -*«» . i '.*» Tir caniA B I* an enereIopedi» In 1 a alitele volume. Became ** *• aooepted by ih t ----- ... Court», Hchool» and Preaa aa thè odo «aprente *ntborltr . Befani» 110 who knowa Wlnm — Rocce»». I.ot ua teli yen about thla now work. �Decemb H B^S|H A N Tm e^rhyne o f W SSSê, Sind mea jovial song,-» g | | jjg A n d though itis filled with Let it be pure and strong Sind of the heartsbrimmed over with die story of the day— O f the echo o f childish voices That will not die away*-O f the blare o f the tasseled bud Änd die timeless clatter and beat O f the drum dial throbs to muster Squadrons of scampering feet. But,O,let your voice fell fainter. Till, blent with a minor tone, Kou temper \our song with the beauty O f tne pity Christ hath shown, And sind one verse for the voiceless; Ana yet, ere the song be done, A verse tor the ears diat hear not, For the Christmas Trade * A n d a v e rse for the sightless one. Candies, Cakese Choice Fruits, For thoughit be fame tor singing A merry Christmas glee. Let a low, sweet voice ofpathos Raisins. JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY. ^Cùrtte Bros.,— Richelieu and— Premium Brands of High-Grade Goods. %i)t tEriflr itnrvlng upon the street».J W el­ lington shuddered H w»i plainly hla duty to HU this man's stomach, and for the last lima he would ciert those powers of persuasion which once up- Auto Delivery Phone 277 0 ,¿ " il If 5\ • M ito 11 i »! 4 HFHIE wns a time when time few men had been able to Walllngton had general­ Ho took 'he stmnger by the ly been conceded to be Coin«* with m^," he com m ini a brand n e w genius In the financial world—a They entered the restaurant and marvelous being who could change stones Into Walllngton walked straight up to the bread and serpenta Into proprietor. "Hob." aald ha. "I uwi fowl; then all at once you a pretty »tiff bill, but 1 am going ho found himself tn the to go to work In a weak and then I will begin paying you off Now I wont throes of bankruptcy. you to do me a last favor.1- I owe you - Ho had exhauated hla about forty dollars, and a couple of resources and waa for dollars more won't make much dlffortye timo1 being hopclesily Insolvent. enerrto you. It U Christmas eve and my Mend over there la starving Now Day by day his llttlo handful of re­ I want you to nil him up to the chin maining change vanished In steadily on gr>od »olid foo d a n d c h a r g e It to diminishing ratio as hla meals be­ me I will no! a»k you for any favor came cheaper and further apart, un­ again If you will do Ibla last thing " til Anally he had hut a dime loft This The jiroprletor looked at hi» old pa­ coin ho resolved to »avo for some last tron thoughtfully. and most dooperate extremity, and he Oven determined to faat for days bo ' "All rig h t,"' ho announced at fore parting with i t And fast for length. "Being'» Ita Chrlitma« eve days'he did, while oft times the days I'll take a chance on you even If you are down and pht Tell your friend to came much too fast. ' Wbdh Christmas ere came he had order what he wants." So Walllngton not tasted, food .'tor three days, lie and the stranger tat down together and Walllngton watched hla compan­ ion All himself with good thing» until at last with his stomach again curved the right Way. the droop gone from his shoulder* and the feverish light vanlahod from hta eyes, the gorged one aros^ “My friend," aald the atranger. "I fait that he could endure It no could not have endured It another day longer, that the laat- and moat deeper- —but of courae you, have never.known lU extremity had arrived and that what It la to go two days without now ha must spend hla dime. He food. 'And when tonight you go home was plunged deep In meditation when and all down to your table to your he fait someone touch hla arm and feast, remember that .there is an out­ turned about. * . 7 - cast fellow being upon the streets who Beside him there stood a gaunt man la blessing every mouthrul that /ou with cavernous cheeks, feverish, wlld- ifnt* Ojyaby. Chrtatian." lah eyes, and a stomach that curved f ' Wellington held out hla hand “Goodthe wrong way. The' apparition ad­ by, «(hanger, and good luck to you. It was a mere triAo. Happy to have dressed him In a croaking voloo."For Ood's. taka, atranger, M r me been uble to give you a*lift." Tbeo something to eaL I am penniless and he went up to Frenchy'a hash house upon the verge of committing crime. and had hla dlmo'a worth ef coffee and - • , I have worn out my ahoea looking for ftauiag work, and while 1 hare a Job promised me It will be a week before U la open. Salt for Llva Stock. ' 1 And meanwhile I am starving, friend, Every farmer knows that cattle' and* attiring. In thé name of Christianity other live stock require a certajff ■pare me enough for a meal out of amount ot salt, but a great many aewfo your plenty." to th in k -that It doeeu*t make tough Walllngton atared into the evening difference whether they get salt once < dusk aa he fingered hla' last and a dar or once a month. unoothly worn dime. He knew well Create Egg-Laying Strain, enough what thin other mas waa auf* ir a market breeder alma to get faring, for hfed be not been In the prolific layoff and If. he selects faoffl same Stage twenty-four hours before! year to year hla early maturing pul­ And to g fre a man a dime In inch a lets to become hla winter layer«' and ease waa eo grossly Inadequate. Yet again breeds from them or tbelr sla­ What could be doT He turned about ters, be la bound to create aa egg-lay­ Close before him was • a restaurant ing strain of hla oww^ where he had spent hundreds of dol­ lars In his palmy days and whose pro­ Sad Caaei*..,, . prietor bn knew well. Y et be owed a A fellow who lived on the let buna, bill there for hla Iasi big after theater Waa bothered somewhat by auabUtS^ dinner party of many months ago, and iii us . be bad never bad the courage even In He aald; “It la sad, £ bln ssmi-starvation to go In epdnak But my eyas, which are bad. tor more credit. Yet tow It, g lu t be Bee New Year whm, looking to fm tor fen m a Jtaa*a mu* . „■c L n i m y f id S f f c g & s f e » - # . S O R E O V E R — Fltc up to-date Young Man insists upon Wearing Shoes that (his Season Wants room to cross his toes when he sees the Pretty Girl coining, 1 -- We didn’t inverti=*Jic sfyle. It is "R hin oce rian, ” if you warif to say so. But nevertheless— It is the Proper Caper for Fall, 1911. T h is ,— and a dozen other new Styles shown now in Regal Shoe Store and Agency windows, to ticiklc the Young Man’s Fancy and to Get his Money. Four Dollars,— that's all! * Milder Styles for more conservative People. Higher prices, too; for Super-Standard. Rcgals. But, remember, all K< >'d Shoes arc m^Je in Regal Shoe Factories, on a Factory profit which is limited percent, as per Public Auditor's Certified Statement (" Cos t Plus 5 per cent, M Retail price stamped on the sole of each genuine Regal by the Makers This to insure a full return for the m on ey to C ons um er s every time. Greater value (at the price) docs tlot exist than in— Regal-Standard $4.00 Shoes Telephone 10 4 0 S a n f o r d , Florida * f liiu iB f jm C CHRISTM AS IS A P R O P H EC Y It Forecasts ths Perfect Social Con­ ditions Which W ill Fulfill ths Promises of Christ. Christmas la not only a fact com­ memorating the one sacred festival In the world's calendar, but the glor­ ious prophecy of a coming daj^ sur­ passing all tbs brightest Social dreams that have ever visited tbs moat ad­ vanced human mind. Ho sprang, ou Hla human nature aide, from kings and peasants, from saints and alnnera. He ta yet to lift «very peasant to the klngllest throne of character and trans­ form the chief of tinners Into the ta llest of saints. He allied Hlmeetf with povert^/ahd the common people. H e-la yet to banish poverty with all its U)a,' from, the world, and to give to common humanity tbelr .rightful ebverelgnty. He worked w lthSH Ia hands for HIg dally broad. H i U yet to .dignify and glorify lb the thought of4, m ankind’all boee»t toll. He hon­ ored wonvan with Ilia sympathetic and Xmas Shoppers Let 118 help you complete.yoftrT«tfv^fi use fui and appropriate nrtifl^tKat*ara*surf n* please the one to whom the tfifl goes. A Large Stock o f Felt and K id Slippers for men am : * » • women, Always the newest and best in Shoes and Onyx . Hosiery. > E . ;G. D U C K W O R T H Feet Fitter, disciples uniteti Ills brethren wllfa in m a clf and Hla Father la one unbroken, oneness. Us is- yet to make every j o i n * broth­ e r to bis feUow-man and at one with The Crippen -Music Store ~ Hig^-grade PianosTOrgans, and Graphophones. L<rw Prices. Easy Payments �DieeiTilHtf Ift 18** fO R DISTRIBUTING LIM ES T O N t, TERTIL1ZER ASHES OR LIME Regulated 100 lbs to 3 tons per acre by a lever can be done instantly. Plain sheet iron toms No costly cast ings to rust or break Extra bottom can be made at home if de does not blow the ferti lizer away. EVEN DISTRIBUTION INSURES B ETTER CROPS S H U M P E R T ’S F E R T I L I Z E R D R I L L Open H o p p e r and lo w making It easy to fill the drill THE SHUM PERT 1 lus is what you want, bolts on to any wheel hoc. Center tooth runs behind, filling up fuirow next the little plants. Used more than any other three l i o l s combined. Have al­ ready sold-6 0 0 . D o n ’t buy imitations with center tooth in front as there is much as difference in the work of the two as there is between day and night. None genuine ex­ HOE cept those sold by me. 1 can save you money on DRAIN TILE and SEWER PIPE R O U N D JIL E of this statement. I have carloads since coming stranger two years ago. a here DRAIN Tl Made of the best Georgia and North Carolina clay own in I also handle the celebrated Foot Lift J . I. Case Sulky turn plow. Will soon have a wheel hoc and a line of attachments of my own on the market made especially for this setion. In fact come to me when in nccd'of anything in the implement line. If I don’t handle it I can tell you where you can" get the best. I have been in the farming and implement business for 35 years .and D istributor SANFORD FLO R ID A Salesroom in Armour & Co. s Warehouse, cornet Third Street and M Office SPR AYJNG BETTER GROUND YIELD AND CROPS M EANS HIGHER PRICES You can guard truck against insects and fungi that eat y o u r profits if you will spray thoroughly with rp | T 7 f ~ ' n r P ? f ^ JL TvV7 BORDO LEAD This combined insecticide and fungicide furnishes double MIXTURE protection—one spraying accomplishes two objects . . . . IT I D f'X D p IfA I r A n Is Electro Arsenate of Lead and Electro Bordo-Pulp (a concentrated 1 iV V x Bordeaux) combined in proper proportions and ready to mix in­ stantly in water. So uniformly fine and free from grit and lime it never chokes tile spray pump. Every truck-grower ought to keep Electrp Bordo-Lead Mixture on hand. He can depend on it. . . . . . . concentrated form. All excess of d ,and hence tin* trouble so often ELECTRO BORDO-PULP causti caused by Bordeaux, such as the russeting of fruit, is rediu ed to T7 1 r>w ¥} f I J A 1 is the strongest and safest arsenate of lead, and the iblectro Dry r o w a e r e a A rsenate or L,caa most dependable insecticide, as it is in dry formit can be used as a dust or will mix instantly with water for wet spraying. . . . . . . . . Tests by Connecticut and New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Stations have established its great superiority over other brands. Let us send you these tests and prove our claims. It will be to your odvantage to know about this certain insect de­ stroyer. Remember, there is only one Electro Dry Powdered Arsenate of Lead. Buy now Send foii a copy o t “SPRAYING SJMPEIfltU,” the most comprehensive and concise booklet on spray­ ing fruit trees and truck crops ever issued. We guarantee all Electro Products laws. They are standard. . > . . . . . . Distributor for Central Florida A . to meet our claims and conform to Federal and State . N EW YORK 40 Doy Street. F. A. S H U M P E R T , . . , . �December Tri ttA «»O R 0 Hilt t i) E R E HAND LED BY T H E M. O. COGGINS COMPANY/cluring the last two weeks * Nearly half of these cars were ______ /-a ^ N Id f. o. b. Sanford.|i^M js ranging from $1.50 tc *$1.75 net to the grower. Not i ngle f. o. b. sale has been made for less than $1.50 while on cars distributed to the various markets on consignment thus far heard from $2.00, 2.50, 3.00 and 3.50 has been the general range. It’s the good average for the season that’s necessary to make the growers of Sanford prosperous and not the occasional sale. * * ^ It’s the average of the volume of business we are doing to which we wish to call the attention of future shippers of Lettuce and Celery. \ • During last week we^lpaded cars from Monroe to Mecca Hammock, and we will contintiCFto have cars placed at principal loading stations to receive any shipments offered us. It will be our purpose in the future package possible for a cash price f. o. b. Sanford— and on cars not sold at a satisfactory* price before rolling, our system of entransit sales and distribution will insure the very best returns. v y , ./* We wish to thank those wJfo have entrusted their shipments to us and to ask those who have not given us a trial to do so with'their ncyi cutting. ’ The Celery crop will soon , begin to move— W e are now booking orders for early spring ments and shall be glad to go over the Celery situation with those who have not disposed of crops. To properly distribute the 600 acres now growing in the Sanford district will require a deal of foresight and preparation. W c expect to handle a good part of this acreage and have ship­ their great mar Sanford Representative 312 BISBEt B LD G ., JAC K SO N V ILLE, fL A mants were served. Mrs. McLaughlin's guests were Mrsdames Vorce, K 3, Kcelor, U. W. Urndy. W. D. Holden.AR, L Hughes. Forrest Lak«, H. J’. Driver. IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest Concerning Society People. « POINTS PURELY PERSO N AL Haw Celery City Vanity Talr While Away the Golden flours— Social Gossip V Welaka Club Note/ Miss Charlotte Keoior hostess for the month of December has had one of the most Interesting program's of the acvsmi to far Thursday Dec. 7th. was Civic day. Mr*. Forrest loike, leader, prepared and read on exceptionally fine paper on civics. The program for (be afternoon Was Civic Force* in Sanford. Reports from dty council. Sanford Improvement Associa­ Mrs, Munson In preparing such an enjoy­ tion. West Side 'improvement, Sc hit»I able program for their pleasure. Improvement Society. Discussion. The Two names were voted on for member* «special needs of our city. Mrs. kt. Mar­ ship, end two additional names will be tin president of the S. 1. A., made a re­ voted on at the next meeting of the dub, port of the work done by the Association. which will be held at the etudio of Mr». MFiTUiE. WalkeT president of the West Munson. January Adv. when the cbotus SiiWr-nnprovonieht' Association mode n work of the dub will be token up. *• report of the work done by them. In beautiffing their pdrt of the dty nnd park. 1/ Yuletlit* Sawing Be* > / ** The West Side Park Is one of tiie prettiest Mrs. J . W. Barnes was the charming parks in Sanford, a s nature, has done so hostess of a very delightful sewing bee. much for It. . ’ >* complimentary to Mrs. 0. W. King.r Mrs. Henry Wight nVade a motion that Pleasant conversation, furnished the the dub help the High School Improve entertainment of the afternoon, while the' and beautify their grqubds. busy Angers of tbe guests fashioned Mrs. R. S‘ Kcelor prealdeni, asked each dainty- Christmas presents. Light re­ member present, if they, would pledge one freshments were served. Mrs. Barnes . tree for the school grounds. * guests were. Mrs. O. W. King, Mrs, W. D. TheihiUiy Shower was on December Hollen. Mrs. A. W. Brown, Mrs. Putnam. V ' Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. Rosse tier, Mrs. E. 12th. A large number of dub’ members and Kays, Misses Cora Kays, Dorothy Hayes, several guests were preaent. Each mem­ Mabel Bowler, Mell and Alice Whliner ber bringing some useful article for tbe end Florence Frank. ’ ,/ dub.. Some of the ladies broQght their fancy work and spent tbs afternoon in The Sewing Clrel« ^ sewing, while others plsyed bridge and This Industrious circle of ladies met engaged la pleasant conversation. with their president, Misk Cell Moore el Dec., 17th, was Art Exchange day. the residence of Mr*. J . C. Bennett Thurs­ This feature of the club wifi be re­ day evening. Tbe evcqipg. vf*s. very pleasantly and profitably' «¡lent. -?Fruit membered la the fyture > « * 0* ^ 0 * and nuts ware' •Wvtkd. - Mlee" Moore’s most, attractive and, ehjoyabte event# of guests were Mrs. R. C. MayWel), Misses the chih. The art exhibit was a (feasant Zachary. Emms end Estelle BeAnl. Ruth surpris«to the vlslpesg and called forth Standifer, Margaret eqd. EUumar Roberts, many compliments^ The fancy w^k Alberts Hopson, .fcrnCsilDe tjrur. Lillian comprised. Add«: elegant designs. -Mrs Gibson. ' ' •, ■> A. R Common* l* an artU* pf,.n»rked •anferd Musla Club The dub held their regular meeting at the studio of Mrs, Munson Saturday after­ noon. This meeting was in every respect just as delightful as all the others have been. Mrs. C. G. Butt was the leader. “The Orchestra", was the topic considered. Mrs. T. A. Neel’s was the first paper given, on the "Development of the Or< cbeetra." end was very Interesting. The ' . second paper, "Orchestral Instruments and Their Use,” wo* a comprehensive study of the names and uses of the vari­ ous orchestral Instruments by Miss Josie . Stumon! "Contrast of Early and Modern Orchestra." a very Interesting discussion by the members and some of the visitors woe led by Mrs. Munson. The musical part, of the program was delightfully rendered by Mrs. Munson, piano; MDs Jessie Stumon, violin; Mis* Jusle Stumon, darioiiet; Miss Junta Stuman, drums; Mr. Stumon, trombone; in demonstration of orchestral music, “Wil­ liam Tell March,“ introducing excerpts Evsey Wrek Bridge Club ' from Orpheus, Rlgoletto and Merry Wives Sj»Mrs. C. O. McLaughlin 'delightfully en­ of Windsor. These delightful selections tertained the Every Week Bridge Club were from Rossini. Orphenbech. Nlccoli. Friday afternoon. Two table* of bridge Verdi, concluding with a Medley Overture wire played The first prize, ■ lovely by M. C. Laurens." pink satin work ba^was won by Mr*. W. The niustc was cm a tn lr enjoyed by the D. Holden, who made the highest score. dub, who very much appreciated tbe Mrs. 1L P. Driver received the booby.prize, ^kindness of Misses and Mr. Stumon and a delirious box of candy, light i efreah■A - •* ’ ‘ the pointings were done by Sanford Oates M.ikr* »Ml ladles. A very pretty Xmas tree oc- 1 The shipments »>f t.»< eupied one . corner of tins. room, with/ this week wilL-amouni ; article* m it for sale. This appealed to loads of 350 hnmix-t. .. lb« little folk*. Ten was served to all Million to the express .1u¡> during the afterno n and evening, brewed ' tho growers $75,tmo f.-r r ill nn antique family heirloom. estimated that there ui Rooms beautifully decorated til roses I maturing crops of Ir-tt ^ also the club colors re I uni green The which will be irmrki-W*- '• four w ee ks It i. n n /. ladies served oysters, as they piiiuter t i rritli/.' kiiq 1 anxious to muk^* all they could Iclub. to Ì1.5UU per arte l( j Mrs. Samuel Puleitnn and her corn- farmers, us a result »1 mut.e deserve a great deal of credit .as ket, aro very juUdiuu us» t i the Art Exchange day was a pat It cl ns they have «Very reg* m 1 success, * ,n tills will be one o f 'the in *'i The Welaka Club and the able Prcsi* sons lim y hove ever dent and assistants who arranged (fie seems that the murk»*)» * 1 art'rxhibii have earned a niche in the ready to take unyilniK 1 hall of fume and have accomplished ers may ha ve to offer i. more for the improvement of the cit^J ti than any other Institution in Sanford this immediate Tb" tendency of the club h a s alw uys Will i’ lunt n been toward better things, improvements, There is only w »mull i betterment of social conditions, art The,Herald »Alice but t •• music and civic reform nn.l such u , enough Of appearance» t » ’*■ cations ns last Thursday will do more shape and a nice p rive t' 1» (oward bringing the people together anil planted all around U*1 cr. bringing out latent talent th«n all the hedge will be furnished 1 lectures nnd books In Christendom. Few the florist, and under h is i peoplo realize the excellent work being will make n line appeara».» done by Welaka Club or the great nest liuuscs could i Ij Ilk»'«.. > amount of good this Uttisilc atmosphere engendered Is doing the members and the visitors. A visit lothe art exhibit or to the monthly meeting of the Wciokn Club Is a revelation as many people* imagine that only bridge nnd social events take up the time of the members. In reality there nro no more faithful Counting YourC,., Money ^ chfna pointings. Mrs. Dingee, Mrs. Puleaton. Mrs. Keelor and Miaa Kcelor also had quite a number of piecea. receiving special' mention Jardiniere painted. In Orchid* by Mr*. C. H, Dingee.' One slde of the room tbe wall was en­ tirely covered wig» beautiful pictures among them beLog..“ Mona Lit*." com­ mented upon by All, quit« numb« of sbould be ra-MUblUhed. * . - W ill occupy y o u r entlra tim e w h en you becom e » re g u la ra d v e rtls e r In 1 MU P A P E R . Unless y o n b«v« a n antipathy fo r lab o r <>f t h is k in d , call us u - n " d w e 'll be glad to co n ic and ta lk o v e r o u r p r o p o s i t i o n . �* , _'-1 A Letter to Santa Claus A Christmas Messale For You Whi l c tlu S p i n i ol G i m s t m a s is ahroad llus weck, umi ci \<m do ki l l er t han to i ol l ow tlu abovc suggesti on and open a S a v m g s A c c o u n t I*>r s o m e mie, and % %)111<■ gi vmg rIu ili pii as me, ,dso l.i\ lite Imi nd, i t i mi Im (lo 11 h n a m i a l s i n i e s s and inde pendei ice. . . . . . . . . . 3£¡, *njyhH W e w ill pav v o n “F Ò Ì h p ^ oy * O m it I n t e r e s t mi ymii .luininl ami in adili limi h* (lus we liave anollier advant age. *p% %C r ^j We Insure Your Deposits « W iv . ‘i Y n n i n i » | isi ,1 I t o l e s p. uk m i I'I s t i l i .1 lite ili.it rii .i v c'. i i m aw,i\ \ «mi lir ,i ci u I ii l limili- iti .i ni ght . Imi il il s IN s U K KI ) \ou e a n " n e d n u n u» p k a s . i n t d r c a m s " ber ms r vmi k no w i m i .ire * ■ * * plntc eli il t•v INSUI< \ N( I' I) K I A Sii l> l N SI K II ► *■ *'(? ) A ( i A I\ > I Iti K U , \ k l 'l ULJK PKOPKK'IY l s INSURKD A l . A I N M 1 IKK OUR KMPLOYKKS AKK INSURKD AGAI NS T DISIIONKSTY. * Itili # ihii gl .ilest sai i sfaci loti )s lli.tt r Each and Every Deposit f in The Peoples Bank of Sanford . . . . is Insured Against Loss of Every Kind . . . . F ■. f t ’ V; ^ r'-> \,, m 13 • ,y> c • \ ,v Wc air rnrinl’cis ol the Famous William Hanking S>stcm I his means that in .nhlitioii In all the usual saleguatds ol a successful bank wc have (he Protection ol I hr D e p o si t o r Guaiantcc Fund, which is more than a Quarter of a Million Dollars, deposited with eight ol the St longest Banks in the United Stirtcs, and the Financial Support ol the Bankers I nisi t ompany ol At lanta. Ga . whose capital lias recently been made One Half Million Dollars l i \f ftfclr Uiill br (Plato to explain rbio 3 nauranrr to J).ou \ubrn Pou Call Extending to all our Customers and Friends Best- Wishes lor a Very Merry Christmas, we thank you for your Loyal Support and assure you that your bust ness and your good will are appreciated. . . . . W . ♦ ♦ ♦ d ir * ♦ ♦ ♦ Bank of Canforo M. M SM IT H , P re ild v .it H. R. S T E V J N S . VI le -P re e id e r .t M. E, TOLAR. Cash e ► �N recent is su es w e h a v e g i v e n you n lew fi gu res c o m p a r i n g M o r u l a w i t h t h e v e r y best N o r t h e r n M a l e s in t h e p r o ­ I d u c t io n of corn a n d p o t a t o e s Li is not p o s s i b l e to c o m p a r e Fl o ri d a w i t h all of th e s t a t e s on all k in ds of crop s, b e c a u s e c e r t a i n c r o p s in Fl o ri d a pa y so m u c h m o n e y to f a r m e r s t h a t t h e y do not c a r e to g i v e a t t e n t i o n to s o m e o t h e r c ro p s w h i c h ar e s t a p l e in t h e N o r th . In l o o k i n g o v e r t h e s t a t i s t i c s o n a n y c r o p t h a t is g r o w n b o t h in F l o r i d a an d th e N o r t h e r n S t a t e s , w e find t h a t F l o r i d a h a s a d e c i d e d a d v a n t a g e . O w in g to o u r w o n d e r f u l c l i m a t e , w e h a v e a d v a n t a g e s a l o n g o t h e r l i n e s — in t h e r a i s i n g of s t o c k , for i n s t a n c e . n - It is not n e c e s s a r y to pr ot e c t s t o c k from t h e w e a t h e r , a n d c o n s e q u e n t l y a ll kimjs o f s t o c k run at la r g e t h e y e a r ro u n d ah d r equir e no a t t e n t i o n an d but little feed. country T h i s is o n e of t h e m o s t i n v i t i n g fie ld s for t h e c a t t l e b u s i n e s s in t h e We m a y h a v e m o r e to s a y o n th is s u b j e c t l a t e r on. J u s t now w c c a ll y o u r a tte ntio n to the r a i s i n g of P o u lt r y . P o u l t r y r a is i n g a s an industry h a s m a d e w o n d e r f u l s t r id e s for wa rd in t h e u i a s t few y e a r s , yet t h e d e m a i j d for p o u l t r y p r o d u c t s is i n c r e a s i n g m u c h T hi s fact is d u e to s e s e r a l r e a s o n s more rapidly t h a n t h e s p p p l v , a n d p r l c e s f u r e a d v a n c i n g s l i g h t l y e a c h year. A lm o s t ever y b o d y enjoys e atin g poultry products. The general h ig h c o st of li v i n g a l o n g o t h e r l i n e s u n d o u b t e d l y a d d s to t h e c o n s u m p t i o n of p o u l t r y p r o d u c t s a n d t e n d s to i n c r e a s e pric es. Still a n o t h e r , a n d w e th in k a g r e a t e r r ea s o n t h a n a n y o t h e r , is d u o t o t h e rapid i n c r e a s e -of p o p u l a t i o n in o u r c i t i e s a n d t h e d e c r e a s e in p o p u l a t i o n of o u r c o u n t r y di s tr ic ts . T h e c e n s u s of* 11)10 r e v e a l s s o m e s t a r t l i n g facts . T h e S t a t e of Illinois, for i n s t a n c e , lost l a . 0 0 0 p o p u l a t i o n m t h e rural d i s t r i c t s in tin* past ten ye ars , w h i l e t h e s l a t e a s a w h o l e , i i» luding t h e cities, gained o v e r N o o . o o o union Wha t i> tr u e of Il linois i> true of p r a c t i c a l l y «»very o t h e r s t a t e in tin* \ s people Mock to the cities they, of course, cease to be producers. Iml still c o n t i n u e to be c o n s u m e r s That t us c o n d i t i o n of atlai rs will conti nue loi y e a r s tit c o m e is a p r a c t i c a l l y s e t t l e d fact lor o n e ul li m i t e d m e a n s we do not know of any h e ld so i n v i t i n g .is pou ltry raising, a n d c e r t a i n l y if o n e is g oin g into t h e p o u lt r y b u s i n e s s , no p l a c e m th e w o r ld offers t h e a d v a n t a g e s t o d a y t h a t F l o r id a does. In the 'l ear Hook o| the I )epart 11lent "f A gi icuh u i e of the l mled States for 1Hit), pages til.')'a lid (¡11, are h e . »jAldiiS.giv in g praces in each state of eg^s p c f H o m i• «u)d hundred pounds for every m o n t t r T t u r i W f i f h y c ^ ist t\su years W e have selected six representative sl at e s out of this list and figured t h e a v e r a g e price for tw.i veals on both eggs and t hickens I he\ .ire as follows p s1 \!I UIICKKNS l-KR IU0 LuS. S o u t h D a k o ta . $ 5).04 11.20 11 .4 8 10.20 10.80 10.37 10. 37 Now c o mp ar e H o n d a 11•*n i t lie s a m e t a b l e Kggs 2 1 c a n d c h i c k e n s price of eggs in I H i l d a d u r i n g t he past two y e a r s h a s a v e r a g e d $13.34 T h is w ill s h o w yo u th at th e 3 ‘ j c h i g h e r t h a n t h e six s t a t e s a b o v e m e n t i o n e d , a n d t h a t th e price of c h i c k e n s h a s a v e r a g e d $ 2 . 9 7 per 100 p o u n d s h ig h er t h a n in t h e six slates a b o v e This differ­ e n c e of it s e l f s h o u l d be a n a t t r a c t i v e m a r g i n of profit*' In th e v i c i n i t y ol S a n fo r d jmt few p e o p l e pay a n y a t t e n t i o n to p o u l t r y , p r o b a b ly because, t h e y a r e e n g a g e d in t i u e k g r o w i n g from w h i c h they m a k e e n o r m o u s r e t u r n s , a n d c o n s e q u e n t l y do not c a r e to fool w it h c h i c k e n s . t I m Heing in ar the great resorts nf the gyiiutrv, and havi ng such excellent, transportation hv liotu water and rail 1he demand here is mm It grealei ilitm i* Wher parts ol the st al e and the prices at Sanford aro c o n s e q u e n t l y cob siderably ahov e the average given ‘ % ' ’* W e do not k n o w ol n b e t t e r p l a c e or o n e rnofc a d a p t e d to p o u l t r y r a i s i n g t h a n otif V o l u s i a F a r m s . is l e v e l , e x c e l l e n t q u a l i t y o f soi l, w e ll d r a i n e d , h a s s p l e n d i d rail a n d C A N B E B O U G H T A T F R O M $ 3 0 T O $ 5 0 T h i s lnnd t r a n s p o r t a t i o n f a c i l i t i e s by both w a t e r and P E R A C R E , d e p e n d i n g up on l o c a t i o n , i One of t h e fi n es t p o u l t r y f a r m s in th is part o f t h e s t a t e is l o c a t e d at Fntorpri.se. o n l y a s h o r t d i s t a n c e Irom our V o l u s i a F ar m s . Tin* ow ner of thi> farm, Mr. Tliroup, h a s a l a r g e n u m b e r o f liens, a n d in a n a r t i c l e w r i t t e n fur T h e S a n f o r d H e ra ld of r e c e n t d a t e , th is g e n t l e m a n s t a l e s t h a t his lie ns a v e r a g e to pa y him $ 2 . 0 0 p e r ^ t e a d e u e h y e a r HOW ARD - PACKARD Peoples Bank Building LA N D CO M P AN Y SANFORD, F L O R ID A �■'w?*' ’ « r • ""E T T> a s ja s B p a w r r ■r t -. t * . Published S e m i - W e e k l y — T u e s d a y and F r id a y SA N FO R D /<V S A N F O R I ) — Lite a QANFORD, Rumbar 31 NEWS Of THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned fr o m Various Sources t m B. EROM 1HE # BCiuft a R esu m e o l th e P LORICA. FRIDAY. -I- •>% ■ H E R A L D DCCEMDCR -s- -;■ .* * 2 . 1911 Volum« IV <. : - + + -f ■>•> -p -s- -t- -n * -VTfiETABLE (¡ROWERS’ ASSOCIATION W o rk A c c o m p lis h e d ,im l M a n n e r ol C o iu tu c tin ^ S a l e s an d f u tlir e P ro sp e c ts D is tr ib u tio n ol _ 1v/. r **•:; • ALL AROUND ELORIDA \€ , The Generili News of The Land of Flowers. t h e A s s o c lo tio u v o f P r o d u c ts i ^ V r * + + + H H + + \ ‘-+'>->+'y4 + + * * . y + t + + t ^ + i i t ,>Je❖ •><■+ ->o •} t - . ><. . >. >. >- >. j . - f - y - a + « ^ Well, good memiiers uf the Asannalion. ore under exclusive contrai l with us and the entire system, thruush who»o hands Here the Readers Will rind a Brief nnd feJhiw-growers of the Sanford district, are our salaried and bonded salesmen, in yout money passes is bonded fur tfte hon­ Historical Sprint Flowing we wish you a Merry Christmas and a apreturs and claim-agents A little Inter est (terformance of his duties. > fo r Hurried Readers Prosperous and Happy New Yetir! in (lie year they take up the sale id the If you can nnd will, produce first-class Along about Thanksgiving time we were product* of a Virginia Association. A vegetables, nnd puck them in a (xoper "'Duller and egg« are selling at New York nl the highest Ibices in the Inst ten thankful for merely "being alive." for. little Inter they sell for a New Jersey As- 1 manner, we can and ill get the top and *•sced-stnlks" social ion: still later for a New York iiiiite notch (irices for them, yttn. Edit* brintf forty-four to fifty-six with " black-heart ccnti wholesale anil forty to seventy-five showing in our lettuce fields to such nit Association, mid later still for a Michigan J Our records of sale* made by our sales1,1 ihe illfTcrenl markets show that cut* retail, while the price of butter alarming extent, it seemed that any cult- Association. In tins manner this.liodY"^ sidernble tiinoom of hiisiness before the tiigti-chiss salesmen are em|iloyed the'4the men wlto put the best packages in . rsndes from thirty-eight to forty cents holidays was out of the <|iie*tion. year round and each Association lias the the car gel the highest price*. Webe'/^wholesale and from forty to fifty cents We have, most of n*. agreed for many benefit of thr entire number of safesmen. lieve in selling all productsstrictly on itUlls. Reports from the producing sectjftoi-.Indicate still higher prlrrs within years that if we oHild gel St (Ml n basket mstiectors and claim agents while that their merits, and that it is an injustice ibe month. Dealers contend threatened for oor lei luce we would stay hi the Associiiiioh is shipping u* products, at u for n man to receive as high a price fora Olid storage legislation U largely respon- business, and when we gel return* us coil much less than would he (sissilde for i*n»r package of Vegetables as another high rts $ - ->0 |s*r hasket ibis Season fop* any one of these Association* to iiecoin- man wlio has a belter one. jusl because •Utle. J letlucY* Itmt. was i i o | of very gtxxl (piatily plisli alone So, hy tins arraiigemenl, we il it shipped m the same cat Not,only ^Nearly *•. thousand hotel gnistq were we tf-olUc timi S ii Ilford can ami does |>ro have the strongest selling org,miration is it an injustice to tile man wi*j s!n)w touted from their beds in (>nifiu enrly this duce the lievi lo lie had under ail condi­ that can he found, effecting tile widest the good package, hot it is no injustice . jmxnflig when the board of trail? 4building tions' (hat imt> exist, and dial we have isissible distribution of our products ut to the community ut large. Such o sys­ w South LaSalle street, Ctfloago, wos to­ not overestimated Ilio value of our miturnl ttie lowest possible cost. tem of sales does not tend toward im­ tally deitniyed by fire. , Gmsiderable nnd created advantages m growing vege­ So much fur the selling end of uur or- provement in grade and pack ill the slarm 'was Ifelt for the guests of the tables. gnuizaliun Now for the tiome end uf it. community, hut. on the other hand, disKslsertiof. New Victonu nnd Stufford We. the Association, modestly claim We h a v e o r g a n i z e d a n A ssociatiuii of e o o r a g e s k een a n d liiuduble a m b i t i o n und hotels, all of whirll were nenr enough to the credit we believe u fairly due it* lor v e g e ta b le grow er* here in tin* S an fo rd c o m p e t it io n a m o n g nur g row ers, who be touched hy the flumes from the Iturn Oirr part m bettering ail condition* that district for lite |mrpn»c of producing ltu­ should e a r l i s triv e to m a k e bis p ro d u c ts log structure, and scores of men and telate to (tie production and marketing of best vegetables timi can lie grown, ptup Ute liest grow n « o d tin* Itesi (racked th a t women appeared in the hotel lobbies half our crops th"i* year fot Mr tir, wer erI> graded and packed under careful m go to m a r k e t, tints ra isin g tin- s t a n d a r d dad in response to the cry of lire which aitslde of die *\**ih laliotc d >oa Oave s Jhs I ioii hi the held* and at tile *luppmg ot tire product* u n d (uuk ol t h e whole went up unit sounded through the hotel made wliat you consider some good sales stations- to t«- ptuiierU distributed and district an d b r i n g in g Inn k m u re m o n e y , corridors or contracts, or have gotten croles, fértil p lace d in t h e h a n d s nf nur s a l a r ie d sales- ns well an a d v e r t i s i n g our c o im m u i ii y ns Thai (In* while Hy. n parasite is dam- tiers of seed* at a lower price than you m e n in tiie m a r k e t s th ro u g h o u t the m o o p rod ucing v e g e i a b t e s of the hig h est ip i a h t y „ sling to the citrus fruit industry of Flor­ did before the Association was organized, IfV We recogn ize t h e fa c t th a t our A*»o,‘inida will have short shrift when the bu­ it is because "the handwriting on the i e l e g r a m * frulli our s a l e s m e n ker|r us tim i « o d uur »cdling sy slein is iintiigonreau of entomology, department of agri­ wail" su l pi nn enough at the beginning a d v is e d a* io Ule . Ill III..... - in all of the Is m Io i h r g e n e r a l pial! nf t'uilllllisalilli culture. gets its propagation plant in of this season In make .others *re liiat m a r k e t* e v e r y d a y We a re Uierefore. Ihism es* lienee we a re not s u r p r is e d at working order nl Orlando, flu , and prop- they had to oiler you some of lite induce in a p ositio n to hNUVN w lie ih rr j t in best th e a t ta c k s b ein g m a d e ii(siii Us try re()fe* AadkJsua siuuilwuii-ibv predu •. M eni*.offered by lh>- Association ht urdes to nell a c a r a b u t la rtdflilg w A i W n í í ÚÚx sM..wwisston tirilla now reous beetles that arc natural enemies of to get some of yuof livjsnn-** We have S a n fo r d , or d iv e r t It In tm ii*il or let It go in S an fo rd , who a r e m i v r e p t e s c a lm g titelt ibe white fly. is cerium. lintiihuted out |Kodn< t* m such a logical to our s a l e s m a n to sell on it* merit* at I (irmn|*al* 10 m a n y case*, «re ly ing ubout manner timi f o b -fificcs Ihive rcinujiinl th e h ig h e s t p rice m tie u b in i li rd Or«r u* like triHijH’r*— tr y in g to ,|f< ,-ivr Ule V F- A, Jar*. Ilrst heutsnnnt of engineers, fuitly good, and .it wliicli prietts *,une of inliu m a t ion i* i n a n oui u s i i j s a la ra s! s h ip p e r* by e v e ry know n mettim i, and retired, of the revenue cutler service and you have s-tl I to the buyers at S.iuiortl. m e n am i is Uu*fnfnre telia tilr, for s a y i n g tilings th e y h a v e no e x c u s e fur nr one of the survivors uf the crew of the Merrimack !u its famous Civil wnr battle wfiereas. had we not been in a (tosinoti il m a k e * lui different’* to a n y one of k n o w led g e uf tint we will de(»eoil o n the -■ with tin; Monitor, died at Altoona. Ill, forifie (>ni(H‘r distribuí loo of oor slop illese s a l a r i e d m e n e a r s t th e cat roll*, tesoli* of the s e a s o n for viudieillinn, mid Wednesday lie was seventy-one years means, some of the market* would bave ju*t *o <In- r e s u l t s obtained «re the very will put these m e n tu »harne, if th e y h a v e of age and whs a native of Portsmouth, been tisi plentifully supplied some lime best to be srvured. for tiare is no ques- ally c o n sc ie n c e We a r e not lig h tin g a n y Vs. TheTody willin' burled in Boston, ago ami prices Could Have declined and Hon of brokerage or cwnmisaioti to induce uñé. ñor liRve we a n y reaso n to d o so biui to advise us to ship 11 to m* market We a r e here to " i i v e uod let live, mid . ‘ Vs He was une of the fgw Confederate the buyers would hove »tupped buying We liiink, however, that some of you It Is also our object to help our mem- our o b ject is to g e l far oor m e m b e r s the Tetersns wlm received n United States have made mistakes in selling your let -1 ber» in every poMIble way in securing tr u e v alu e of th eir pro ducts nml r e t u r n it commission after the Civil war. »• luce at prices offered here at Sanford Wtyr supplies, such as ernes, fertilizers . and to th e m Tbs question of assessing the internal all know that the lettuce wa* teally worth seeds, at til»- lowest |*is*di1c prices Uur selling charge i* at cost to you revenue tax ert the free "smokers'* dis- more money on the markets to which the *hu «cimi +11 t In1*e m at let * h a s resulted W e d o not h a v e to m a k e u profit for the trtbutef (n employers of cigar factories buyer seni it,nr he would not have Imoghi in a saving I soin -ila a g i.vet í I Utili 0 0 \ wih i iInMi all th e r e I* 10 th e b a s i n e - * which it is estimated would yield a half il We. tliu Asws'iation. hNOA it. I»c to on t tlleillhei * Hu* * m u i I re g a r 1 ‘es* <>f ! ynii get. a n d \<ju get It rtltl-l e a c h sale million dollars 10 tho government yearly cause we bave gotico «* logli a* SI UO w hat we gei for out pro.lm i*) mid it No a v e r a g i n g a pmiUtig ot liai*: deb t»» prohabjr will be referred by treasury of- more |mt li.iskci far it, witeii seni tu nnr w ill he m u c h m ofe rii-si y ear, (or we ha Ve The charge heure made against os that Sink to the courts foe determination nwn salestnen in thè market» cium was fiad m a n y go >d p m is is iiio n s ' n a n m a n u ­ WO pay llrnkrrage charges, which do not Host 'of the manufacturers have ngreed offeretl for Ir nt S’infortì ni lite lime f a c t u r e r s a n d d e a l e r s who are a n x io u s appear mi our sales accounts, an i Ifiat to the government's contention that “free we employ lltokern and Commission Houses for our liiisiue** To illuse uf you wli'i are imi f.nmiiar UnoNers’ taken from the premises should Keiiirmtirl licit if your (iroluct* ate to handle oor hostile»* i.* ah* ilolely false f c j * * “ Jhe,*aine as tho rest of the fnc- witli our iiietlkod uf d >log business, we UiJitketel tiV Hi* Flot idUA egeluhle (ilOW- mat william a porfíele nf foundation W> wi* 11 IO ilink e lite followitlg e * piallai lou toy Fite manufacturers, how e ts ' A** ih i.ituin. you rthrflvp mrviunl* Of slate «ftly fuels situi (lie Halle ami will so * t/rr. ihipute the right to ins the cigars The Florida tàrowei» Assuctatlotl is mie sale* showing the («ne for which your do at all tune* yrouked in the shi>[> A lest Case likely nf a nuinh-r ol n**'» iatmo* io sevet d The i latida V e g e t a b l e firawer* A ísih ’i (irodin t radii to wliom -i is »olii, the cost will bl enter,.,I nt New York hr Tampa. differì-nt «I ite» >>f thè llniu-d Stale* wlto a l l ’ll n here fur th e pni|*i»e ol h elp in g (larthlpatc in i he mal li* n un , RII v* o| ttuiiip a tilt c o Ha i piliri1 selling charge r*.* i el nr -1 * anil you get yotr ‘ Uu (miners of the illMin t ip every t*)»si py V socìatloo Excbiiiige. willi lniad,(oa(ter* in and ttie net The high ciist of living (pie*luui 1» to New York and (’Imago ■money m*i i* v. m a* it r e a d ie s our. ,'|c '*n k unit invile» co-operatlmi amiassistnm.e of all who live m the Sanford Ikd * partial solution in the exclusion of It ih ito* bnsiin v* uf thè Associatimi nffire and the ret ont of lite salo is etl- district and whu are Interested ill Ms ux Beef Trust from competing for Eng1 tried uu uur book* We are und llave Exctiango lo employ and supcrvise lite . Edi army contract* and (he. tinticipolesl been, (irnoe the first of the season, making future welfare nnd prosperity. Wishing opernttons o( a large force nf high-rlas* ‘ general boycotting „[ producta of the cash settlemeiits with our members with­ you o Merry Christmas and it Pros|»erous salesmeii. inspectors an i clami ugents. pud Happy New Year, we gre, IreJlgd States "trusts" tiy the English in ten day» from date if shipments. locai ed in all of thè in irkels nf «tic coito Very sincerely yours, public. Tilt: FlUHtOA VMjrtA|ll.t (iKOWf.RS' try. Dtiring thè sensati nf Un* yeai tliuC All n l t h e s e reeoi.ls art n(>en fur ymif .■flkSSOtit ATION Congress wilt netlvety begin copsfdcra- WE are sblppiiig vt-gelnhies. illese meli in s p e c tio n , a n d o v - u m a n througlioul of tariff legislation in the committee , { J K . . ■' . ‘---------------------------«Mbetwo houses Immediately after the (rtyt* t d t . (>ar.*onages sev en ; v a lu e $ 2 9 .with Miss Carrie laivell as M M I I U U f s r 51 \ IIS T IC S WtxxlruD. *™»*y recess, tlirough Democratic Icad"’D i'rl h d e b ic d n e s » 5 (1.H7 U. ciiurciies d arnorganist. tor * i •Sf1 aged by fire or stdrfn two, amount $2,lH>,r>. ” * faf i1** *»«»«. the torifT originating At night lirv, Waldron will give his ' Ichors , StioW Borni ot Conferrm:« “WT, *o fw, measure fill' be reiwrted for '■Messfige to the Women of Today." which insurance f2'J*J.tiy. premiums (mid 52,Outns Along Ivrry Uiie ‘ ' 4 weeks. . * * „. 523.91: collection» on losses 52.l57.7li. was itO«t|s)ite(t from last,Sunday iMi-Hiise (iotne#ville. Dee ¿11—(Spcciul) -The The eduentiomil statistics are; South­ ^Ita federal government late Thursday uf tiie rain. Clitisttnus tree exercises for statistical re|v’fi mod” «he lust day of ern College 2N3. txufessnrs 22. value tjf in the United4,Stoles Circuit the Sunday school wiU tm, held nl Gw |,h« animili emifvere nee Item, tcveol some pro(ierty JlUO.Otjtl. vpr> n,lrrrit,„g aJSM 'dt ».1 tiie Keystone Wntcii Case etiti retí líext Monday* night begtntdng ut 7 very interesting fads. I hr munti r of The following art?' the eleven trustees "w , d«daring It on unlawful com«,E-i*‘clock, The pLblic is cordially invited ; |oca|(Henclters m Ihe csinferrncc l* MU, elected hy conference on nomination of attend these services numl’er > d uiembers 31 7 λ 1 . itiit. isc, 'T o sat^wT *JI v|u,nl^b the Sherman 1,(158 ; infants baptized 7 5 7 ; adult* hap the Sunday school and League Board, to mu i!! “ ."Fibg on n monop*" ■* No(lce llzed 797 Epworth league» FiH. league , develop the assembly ground project at tlM;nianbfncturo,flnd, sale of watch ;• Souford Dkige No. 642 Free and Ac- members I filiO, Sunday school* 218;! St- Augiiiline; 1 S Patterson. W. (’.. i * 1 .— — cepted Mesons und The Order of Ute officers and teachers. 2.503; scholars en­ Fletcticr, I C Jenkins, J. S. Chnpmun, Y. C^ Unui 8und9»-a.people’* Church; Ebstein 6tur Will hold n Joint Public In- rolled during the year 23,983, The con­ S. Roberts, il. Dutil. S. J. Hilburn, J . W. Rust, J W. Pennington. W. Frazier Jones ^wrping'services:' Organ voi- HalloLioii on.Wcdnosduy night. Dececnber fer enee Was a* se »sett lor its supera mmled nnd Dun C. McMullen. 27lb,' lUlle'TÄ program Im» beeil armngeil preuchers ami widows and orphans of ile ^ r daiology; invocation; The Orphanage Board reported n bal­ \*“0h. Coipa All Ye Faltb- by ibe Eastcrn Star and Kev. C. H, Sum­ preachers 57.000. pair! ffl.Olfi. raised for ance on hand Inst yenr 51,000, receipt^ missions, foreign 55.491 01. increase, mer« will mnke an nddh’ss. All Masons teodlng No. 50. «elec-’ this year 53(57 10. nnd In addition dona­ 5874 29;domestic 58:518.92, increase 5351; and their'hlefuf» nrfl cordlnlly tnvit«'. *t,h ^ 'Gloria. Dunks; prayer 0. L T ayluh W. M. tions amounting to 5600 in supplies,, (arm, church extension 54,441.28. Increase 51,f Gounod; 279 90; American Bilde Society, 5198.47; garden mid poultry products 51,400. Af­ H iW Aml ^ V « « Shepherds" r S. I. A. (Pleetln* presiding elder $13.774. merrnse 565042; ter paying ihe running expenses there is kmn fi« . « Ur® ,e* dl°9’ M“tC 2:1-13; (utlors $113.118 09 Increase 58.H4I 12; a balance of twenty-three children In the An important meeting of the Sanford Sis#“. ■ "Gark! the Herald Angles hlshop* 51.140 58. increase 5508. number home Jan I. Mill, twenty-one have been Improvement A«ouclatiun will be hekl at fencri f ®.Tf Qunoen>«>t* >nd offering; ofol societies 396. Increase three; houses of , received during the year, one has died the feaidettce of Mrs. J. N. Whittier Thurs­ Dream of N ativ ity R o d n ey ; worship 347. incrense It. value 5803 049. i and Hi teen have been taken by relative* day. DcC. 28th nt 3 p m. At whh h all , by Rev, Walindebtedness $55.247 02. pastoral charges or placed in homes. There are at present No. lM, pJoy p, Uio World " thooé interested please be present. 14; patronages 135; value ol parsonages twe.uy-eMbUn the liome. It Is located °fl»n Pdiilode. . • ' ’ M. Martin, Prea't. $291.451, indebtedness $20,620.39; dia- at Entcrprll*?» charge of Mr. E. T, Mm . M. F rank, Sac," *• • / * 9* ' «!.-f «T sué!? Kèvc.-r-i- ,s. - y*v*r-, r4 .. ¿¿¿J a í 4 ill *- *SkV* „- ‘ ,._i ClAt.X i w 2 .- .V ia r i.:* • .. HAPPENINGS »DRING lilt WfEU •1 Wonh Living ",,.T Æ â CULLED FROM Tilt STATE PRESS 11 m An Epitome of the Week s M ott Im­ portant Happenings In the S ta te 's Domain. Fire which started shortly before mid­ night Tuesday in the store of J . P. Gas­ kins & Co. at Fort Meade, destroyed three friiiim buildings befure it was extinguish­ ed, causing a toss of about 59,000 or 510.000. J. P, Guskins & Co.'s loss was $4,-, 000, with 52.700 insurance; Walter Scott, fancy giants, loss $5,000. insurance 53,000. The building» owned hy E. R, Childers, which were saved, were insured for S3,— 000 nnd were valued nt that amount It is very (HnbnhlP' that Tampa as. well a» Jacksonville amt'Key West will have tho honor of entertaining the president fur u brief time during January. I ' -\?tt H 4 , -fS f iM; I It f Extensive improvements urc being made on the interior of the union station III Jacksonville. The work will he finish­ 'd in about thirty days and will involve on expenditure of approximately $tiS.000 It ts understood that the almond cul­ ture is rapidly becoming attractive tu tiie (Hsiple in (tie Hilliard district Several of the citizens have bought trees uf this type winch they will plum this winter mid it is believed the culture of altnonds will prove successful "Two big cane mills fpr the manufact­ ure of syrup on a large scale will give u great impetuh In wliat can he made one uf (hr most prnillable industries of this section." remarks the Lakeian^i Evtyjyig Telegram (i A Pcndnvis. uf Red Level, raised 200 hmhels of sweet |sit«tries on a piece of ground (inly (illy steps long and thu width of tifly tlireir ImhIs." says tiie Crystal News The yield Is thought to lie very great, and tiie News says tlint the i|ii«l!iy of the polaliws was excellent ['lit- famous Dlrkel tract of laud »ur rounding Dade City u.zgpttrted sold. It embraces «Unit Ill.OtjO acres :i »1 -I i j r - ’i y "1 ft? Miami reports a great building boom including business blocks and flue retldeuces. »rii Ex-'lnyur Sulumutisun of Tumpa diet) in Unit city h’M luesday nf Tuberculosis Pol I lie city ni lampa supplied (tie new b-ittleship 1 lurida wuti choice Tampa sliiukef* P retty Christmas Exercises On Thursday iiftcniuun the children of the school taught tiy die Sisters of Mercy, at tiieir home on Mark avenue; gave their inierefOng and very entertaining exerci*es, under the direction of the Sisters. A fimnbrc nf tho parents and friends of the school, father Hrcsrinlinn nnd several other invited guests were (ircseni to see and enjoy the cxetclacs with the children; ftiili tine of whom, ncquitrd themselves must creditably, showing very clearly the greot care and |troinlng by their kind teachers; wlto Have done wonders in the short time they have tiud tiie children In their charge. The susceptibility to training and pro(Irirncy exhibited hy each pupil could not fail to be gratifying to their parent* and friends. The following program will show (low pleasing the exercises were. The decorations were green umi red, with several large Christmas bells. ! iii With lltarts truly Cratetul. tola Msrfsrrt Kotuadu Chorut. School Ail,tret* 1. .... ..................F Ttksch Joy tu lire Wort,I. Xjdsi Hymn ................ .... . . . . .> :.H t t(ir r l C<i<trr. Adelaide llltfiiu CktUlraaS javnrls for the Kin«. (>wtn Hirxtni An/rli wrhsv« Hrard, Chorus __ Btralca (Tlcki Htnit R ....Irm a Smith rhrUtmts (mi «nt. : . . . . . . „•..........David Fountain Plano»S Scio. Huí limar Marfarrt Rotundo My Via ( l o a . ................Joaia Franta Vi«■,1 !»S: War Uttje On#. Choru*. Sofa............Mat*I Taylor •ITay Mow the Time.Ohm.. ............................Edna SiUaa You Say Them It no Santa . . . . Little Ones Santa Uauae....... J. ......................... ¡label Tarlor Xmas family........................................ Bertha White Xmas Chin««...................... .................... .................... .. . . MabalTtlyor. FUsa Fountain, fJlen Stiles The Ifoua that Now it Shlnlnx ...M, f. MouHhtn My Krofern Dotty, Soni;.., . , ,)<WfWFtenki Ptcrola Recti ntIon. . .Owen Htiilni e Babe of Bethlehem.. TTif Beiti.ehrm. ...E tien fYnnmin - iiv , . .l.-EUea r What U vM r Infant fan Thit bel........... Utile U«aa »; I The Fl«o. ■bctlathm....... ................Duane Allertaci jlerhiebew C iSot«.,.;,,...^---- Mary Uten Fountain B . .................rAdeJakJf Hliiin* ......s* .................Mu txÍárirákffcV. Xdrtt0 'FkUiit lit the Presbyterian Church Rev. J . F. McKinnon will preach at the mofning and evening service«at the Pre«»., byteriaa.church next Sunday. A full at­ tendance il dekjred. * Ga» engine repairs. Sanford Machine 48< ‘x h ìt a u n t o f, " RSB91 K1 � 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 15, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 15, 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 42-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 15, 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/9a8878fc58642cdcfc9a8c0cc48ac88a.pdf cf4ddcc55abbe543d5272d4c61dd0edf PDF Text Text N recent issues we have given you n lew figures comparing Morula with the very best Northern Males in the pro­ I duction of corn and potatoes Li is not possible to compare Florida with all of the states on all kinds of crops, because certain crops in Florida pay so much money to farmers that they do not care to give attention to some other crops which are staple in the North. In looking over the statistics on any crop that is grown both in Florida and the Northern States, we find that Florida has a decided advantage. Owing to our wonderful climate, we have advantages along other lines— in the raising of stock, for instance. n - It is not necessary to protect stock from the weather, and consequently all kimjs of stock run at large the year round ahd require no attention and but little feed. country This is one of the most inviting fields for the cattle business in the We may have more to say on this subject later on. Just now w c call your attention to the raising of Poultry. Poultry raising as an industry has made wonderful strides forward in theuiast few years, yet the demaijd for poultry products is increasing much more rapidly than the sppplv, and prlcesfure advancing slightly each year. This fact is due to seseral reasons Almost everybody enjoys eating poultry products. The general high cost of living along other lines undoubtedly adds to the consumption of poultry products and tends to increase prices. Still another, and we think a greater reason than any other, is duo to the rapid increase -of population in our cities and the decrease in population of our country districts. The census of* 11)10 reveals some startling facts. The State of Illinois, for instance, lost la.000 population m the rural districts in tin* past ten years, while the slate as a whole, i i» l u d i n g the c it ie s , g a i n e d over Noo.ooo union \ s p e o p l e Mock What i> true of Illinois i> t r u e of practically «»very other state in tin* to t h e c i t i e s t h e y , o f c o u r s e , c e a s e to be p r o d u c e r s . Iml still continue to be consumers That t us condition of atlairs will c o n t i n u e loi years tit come is a practically settled fact lor one ul limited means we do not know of any held so inviting .is poultry raising, and certainly if one is going into the poultry business, no place m the world offers the advantages today that Florida does. In the 'l ear Hook o| the I )epart 11lent "f A gi icuh u i e of the l mled States for 1Hit), pages til.')'a lid (¡11, are he. »jAldiiS.giving praces in each state of eg^s pcf H o m i• «u)d hundred pounds for every monttrTturiWfifhyc^ p ist t\su years We have selected six representative slates out of this list and figured the average price for tw.i veals on both eggs and t hickens I h e\ .ire as follows s 1 \ ! I UIICKKNS l-KR IU0 LuS. South Dakota . $ 5).04 11.20 11.48 10.20 10.80 10.37 10.37 Now c o m p ar e H o n d a 11•*n i t lie s a m e t a b l e Kggs 21c and chickens $13.34 This will show you that the price of eggs in I Hilda during th e past t w o years has averaged 3 ‘ j c higher than the six states above mentioned, and that the price of chickens has averaged $2.97 per 1 0 0 pounds higher than in the six s la te s above ence of itself should be an attractive margin of profit*' T h is d iffe r ­ In the vicinity ol Sanford jmt few people pay any attention to poultry, probably because, they are engaged in tiuek growing from which they make enormous returns, and consequently do not care to fool with chickens. t I m H e i n g in a r th e gre at r e s o r t s nf t h e g y i i u t r v , a n d h a v i n g s u c h e x c e ll e n t , t r a n s p o r t a t i o n hv l i o t u w a t e r a n d r a il 1he d e m a n d here is m m It g r e a l e i i l i t m i * W h e r p a r t s ol the s ta le and the s i d e r a b l y ahov e the a v e r a g e g i v e n p r ic e s at Sanford aro c o n s e q u e n tly cob ‘ % ' We do not know ol n better place or one rnofc adapted to poultry raising than otif Volusia Farms. ’* This lnnd is level, excellent quality of soil, well drained, has splendid transportation facilities by both w a t e r and rail and C A N BE B O U G H T A T F R O M $ 3 0 T O $ 5 0 P E R A C R E , depending upon location, i One of the finest poultry farms in this part of the state is located at Fntorpri.se. only a short distance Irom our Volusia Farms. Tin* ow ner of thi> farm, Mr. Tliroup, has a large number of liens, and in an article written fur The Sanford Herald of recent date, this gentleman stales that his liens average to pay him $2.00 per^tead eueh year HOW ARD - PACKARD Peoples Bank B u ild in g LA N D C O M PA N Y SANFORD, F L O R ID A �« r • " " E T ■ 'w ? * ' ’ asjasBpawrr ■rt-.t* T> . Published S e m i-W e e k ly —Tuesday and F rid a y SA N FO RD H E R A L D /<V S A N F O R I) — Lite a QANFORD, P LORICA. FRIDAY. DCCEMDCR *2. 1911 Rumbar 31 NEWS Of THE WORLD Ite m s o f I n t e r e s t G l e a n e d f r o m V a rio u s S o u r c e s m B . EROM 1HE # -s- -;■ Volum« IV <. : - + + -f ■>•> .* -p -s- -t- -n * -VTfiETABLE (¡ROWERS’ ASSOCIATION t B C iu f t a R esum e ol th e ol W ork A c c o m p l i s h e d ,im l C o iu tu c tin ^ S a le s V r * + + + H H + + \ ‘- + ' > - > + ' y 4 + + * * . y + t + + t ^ + i i t ,> Je❖ and •><■+ f u tlire P ro sp e c ts D istrib u tio n - > o •} t of - ol th e A sso c lo tio u P ro d u c ts i ^ .> < ..> .> .> -> . j . - f - y - a + « ^ • ' ’ M. Martin, Prea't. Mm . M. F rank, Sac," *• • / 14; patronages 135; value o l parsonages $291.451, indebtedness $20,620.39; * 9* twe.uy-eMbUn the liome. It Is located ' «!.-f «T sué!? Kèvc.-r-i- ,s. - y*v*r-, ill *- *SkV* r4.. ¿¿¿Jaí 4„- - ‘ ,._i ClAt.X i w 2 .- .V ia ri.:* .. • The L and 1 1 " ,,.T Æ â CULLED FROM T ilt STATE PRESS An E p ito m e o f t h e W eek s M o t t p o r t a n t H a p p e n in g s In t h e S t a t e ' s D om ain. m Im ­ I Fire which started shortly before mid­ night Tuesday in the store of J. P. Gas­ kins & Co. at Fort Meade, destroyed three friiiim buildings befure it was extinguish­ ed, causing a toss of about 59,000 or 510.000. J. P, Guskins & Co.'s loss was $4,-, 000, with 52.700 insurance; Walter Scott, fancy giants, loss $5,000. insurance 53,000. The building» owned hy E. R, Childers, which were saved, were insured for S3,— 000 nnd were valued nt that amount ' -\?tt H 4 , - f S f iM; I It It is very (HnbnhlP' that Tampa as. well a» Jacksonville a m t'K e y West will have tho honor of entertaining th e president fur u brief time during January. f :i Extensive improvements urc being made on the interior of the union station III Jacksonville. The work will he finish­ ' d in about thirty days and will involve on expenditure of approximately $tiS.000 It ts u n d e r s to o d that the almond cul­ ture is rapidly becoming attractive tu tiie (Hsiple in (tie Hilliard district Several of the citizens have bought trees uf this type winch they will plum this winter mid it is believed the culture of altnonds will prove successful »1 -I i j r - ’i y "1 "Two big cane mills fpr the m anufact­ ure of syrup on a large scale will give u great impetuh In wliat can he made one uf (hr most prnillable industries of this section." remarks the Lakeian^i Evtyjyig Telegram (i A Pcndnvis. uf Red Level, raised 200 hmhels of sweet |sit«tries on a piece of ground (inly (illy steps long and thu width of tifly tlireir ImhIs." says tiie Crystal News The yield Is thought to lie very great, and tiie News says tlint the i|ii«l!iy of the polaliws was excellent ft? ['lit- famous Dlrkel tract of laud »ur rounding Dade City u.zgpttrted sold. It embraces «Unit Ill.OtjO acres Miami reports a great building boom including business blocks and flue retldeuces. »rii Ex-'lnyur Sulumutisun of Tumpa diet) in Unit city h’M luesday nf Tuberculosis Pol I lie city ni la m p a supplied (tie new b-ittleship 1 lurida wuti choice Tampa sliiukef* P r e t t y C h r i s t m a s E x e r c is e s On Thursday iiftcniuun the children of the school taught tiy die Sisters of Mercy, at tiieir home on Mark avenue; gave their inierefOng and very entertaining exerci*es, under the direction of the Sisters. A fimnbrc nf tho parents and friends of the school, fa th e r Hrcsrinlinn nnd several other invited guests were (ircseni to see and enjoy the cxetclacs with the children; ftiili tine of whom, ncquitrd themselves must creditably, showing very clearly the greot care and |troinlng by their kind teachers; wlto Have done wonders in the short time they have tiud tiie children In their charge. The susceptibility to training and pro(Irirncy exhibited hy each pupil could not fail to be gratifying to their parent* and friends. The following program will show (low pleasing the exercises were. The decorations were green umi red, with several large Christmas bells. With lltarts truly Cratetul. tola Msrfsrrt Kotuadu Chorut. School Ail,tret* 1. ..... ...................F Ttksch Joy tu lire Wort,I. Xjdsi Hymn . . . . ............. .... . ... .> :.H tt(ir r l C<i<trr. Adelaide llltfiiu CktUlraaS javnrls for the Kin«. (>wtn Hirxtni An/rli wrhsv« Hrard, Chorus ___Btralca (Tlcki Htnit R ....Irma Smith rhrUtmts (mi « n t. : . . . . . . „•.........David Fountain Plano»S Scio. H u í lim a r M a rfa rrt Rotundo My Via ( l o a . ..............Joaia Franta War Uttje On#. Choru*. Sofa...........Mat*I •ITTaylor ay ! iii Vi«■,1 !»S: Mow the Tim e.O hm .. ............................Edna SiUaa You Say Them It no Santa .... Little Ones Santa U auae....... J. ......................... ¡label Tarlor Xmas fa m ily ........................................ Bertha White Xmas Chin««...................... .................... .................... .. . . MabalTtlyor. FUsa Fountain, fJlen Stiles The Ifoua that Now it Shlnlnx ...M, f. MouHhtn My Krofern Dotty, Soni;.., . , ,)<WfWFtenki Ptcrola Recti nt Ion. . .Owen Htiilni Babe of of Bethlehem.. TTife Babe B eiti.ehrm . ...E tien fYnnmin - iiv , .l.-EUea r What U v M r Infan t fa n T h it bel.......... U tile U«aa - The Fl«o. ■bctlathm ....... ................Duane Allertaci . »; I jle rh ie b e w C iS o t« .,.;,,...^---- Mary Uten Fountain B . .................rAdeJakJf Hliiin* ......s* ..................MutxÍárirákffcV. Xdrtt0'FkUiit lit th e P re s b y te ria n C hurch Rev. J . F. McKinnon will preach at the mofning and evening service«at the Pre«»., b y te ria a . church next Sunday. A full a t­ tendance i l dekjred. * Ga» e n g in e repairs. h ìta u n to dia- at Entcrprll*?» \€ , of F lo w e rs. v Well, good memiiers uf the Asannalion. ore under exclusive contrai l with us and the entire system, thruush who»o hands Here the Readers Will r in d a Brief nnd feJhiw-growers of the Sanford district, are our salaried and bonded salesmen, in yout money passes is bonded fur tfte hon­ Historical S p r i n t Flowing we wish you a Merry Christmas and a apreturs and claim-agents A little Inter est (terformance of his duties. > f o r Hurried R e a d e rs Prosperous and Happy New Yetir! in (lie year they take up the sale id the If you can nnd will, produce first-class Along about Thanksgiving tim e we were product* of a Virginia Association. A vegetables, nnd puck them in a (xoper "'Duller and egg« are selling at New York nl the highest Ibices in the Inst ten thankful for merely "being alive." for. little Inter they sell for a New Jersey As-1 manner, we can and ill get the top and *• sced-stnlks" social ion: still later for a New York iiiiite notch (irices for them, yttn. Edit* brintf forty-four to fifty-six with " black-heart ccnti wholesale anil forty to seventy-five showing in our lettuce fields to such nit Association, mid later still for a Michigan J Our records of sale* made by our sales1,1 ihe illfTcrenl markets show that cut* retail, while the price of butter alarming extent, it seemed that any cult- Association. In tins manner this.liodY "^ sidernble tiinoom of hiisiness before the tiigti-chiss salesmen are em|iloyed th e '4the men wlto put the best packages in . rsndes from thirty-eight to forty cents holidays was out of the <|iie*tion. year round and each Association lias the the car gel the highest price*. We be'/^wholesale and from forty to fifty cents We have, most of n*. agreed for many benefit of thr entire number of safesmen. lieve in selling all productsstrictly on itUlls. Reports from the producing sectjftoi-.Indicate still higher prlrrs within years that if we oHild gel St (Ml n basket mstiectors and claim agents while that their merits, and that it is an injustice stay hi the Associiiiioh is shipping u* products, at u for n man to receive as high a price fo ra ibe month. Dealers contend threatened for oor lei luce we would Olid storage legislation U largely respon- business, and when we gel return* us coil much less than would he (sissilde for i*n»r package of Vegetables as another high rts $ - ->0 |s*r hasket ibis Season fop* any one of these Association* to iiecoin- man wlio has a belter one. jusl because •Utle. J letlucY* Itmt. was i i o | of very gtxxl (piatily plisli alone So, hy t i n s arraiigemenl, we il it shipped m the same cat Not,only ^Nearly *•. thousand hotel gnistq were we tf-olUc timi S ii Ilford can ami does |>ro have the strongest selling org,miration is it an injustice to tile man wi*j s!n)w touted from their beds in (>nifiu enrly this duce the lievi lo lie had under ail condi­ that can he found, effecting tile widest the good package, hot it is no injustice . jmxnflig when the board of trail?4building tions' (hat imt> exist, and dial we have isissible distribution of our products ut to the community ut large. Such o sys­ w South LaSalle street, Ctfloago, wos to­ not overestimated Ilio value of our miturnl ttie lowest possible cost. tem of sales does not tend toward im­ tally deitniyed by fire. , Gmsiderable nnd created advantages m growing vege­ So much fur the selling end of uur or- provement in grade and pack ill the slarm 'was Ifelt for the guests of the tables. gnuizaliun Now for the tiome end uf it. community, hut. on the other hand, disKslsertiof. New Victonu nnd Stufford We. the Association, modestly claim We have organized an Associatiuii of eoorages keen and liiuduble am b itio n und hotels, all of whirll were nenr enough to the credit we believe u fairly due it* lor vegetable grow er* here in tin* Sanford com petition am ong nur growers, who be touched hy the flumes from the Iturn Oirr part m bettering ail condition* that district for lite |mrpn»c of producing ltu­ should e a rli strive to make bis products log structure, and scores of men and telate to (tie production and marketing of best vegetables timi can lie grown, ptup Ute liest grown «od tin* Itesi (racked that women appeared in the hotel lobbies half our crops th"i* year fot Mr tir, wer erI> graded and packed under careful m go to m arket, tints raising tin- standard dad in response to the cry of lire which aitslde of die *\**ih laliotc d >oa Oave s Jhs I ioii hi the held* and at tile *luppmg ot tire product* und (uuk ol the whole went up unit sounded through the hotel made wliat you consider some good sales stations- to t«- ptuiierU distributed and district and bringing Inn k mure money, corridors or contracts, or have gotten croles, fértil placed in the hands nf nur salaried sales- ns well an advertising our c o im m u iiiy ns Thai (In* while Hy. n parasite is dam- tiers of seed* at a lower price than you men in tiie m arkets throughout the m oo producing vegeiabtesof the highest ip ia h ty „ sling to the citrus fruit industry of Flor­ did before the Association was organized, IfV We recognize the fact that our A*»o,‘inida will have short shrift when the bu­ it is because " th e handwriting on the ie le g ra m * frulli our salesmen ker|r us tim i «od uur »cdling syslein is iin tiig o nreau of entomology, department of agri­ wail" s u l pi nn enough at the beginning advised a * io Ule . Ill I I I ..... - in all of the Ism Io ih r general pial! nf t'u illlllisalilli culture. gets its propagation plant in of this season In make .others *re liiat m a rk et* e v e r y d a y We are Uierefore. Ihism es* lienee we are not surprised at working order nl Orlando, flu , and prop- they had to oiler you some of lite induce in a position to hNUVN w lie ih rr j t in best the a t tacks being m ade ii(siii Us try re()fe* AadkJsua siuuilw uii-ibv predu •. M e n i* .offered by lh>- Association ht urdes to nell a car abut la rtdflilg w A i W n í í Ú Ú x sM..wwisston tirilla now reous beetles that arc natural enemies of to get some of yuof livjsnn-** We have Sanford, or d iv ert It In tm ii*il or let It go in Sanford, who are m ivreptescalm g titelt ibe white fly. is cerium. lintiihuted out |Kodn< t* m such a logical to our salesm an to sell on it* m erit* at I (irm n |*a l* 10 m a n y case*, «re lying ubout manner timi f o b -fificcs Ihive rcinujiinl the highest price m tie u b in ilird Or«r u* like triHijH’r*— tryin g to ,|f< ,-iv r Ule V F- A, Jar*. Ilrst heutsnnnt of engineers, fuitly good, and .it wliicli prietts *,une of inliu m at ion i* inan oui u s i i j salaras! shipper* by every known m ettim i, and retired, of the revenue cutler service and you have s-tl I to the buyers at S.iuiortl. men am i is Uu*fnfnre te lia tilr, for saying tilings they have no excuse fur nr one of the survivors uf the crew of the Merrimack !u its famous Civil wnr battle wfiereas. had we not been in a (tosinoti il m a ke * lui different’* to any one of knowledge uf tint we w ill de(»eoil on the illese salaried men e a rs t the cat roll*, tesoli* of the season for v iu d ieillin n , mid -■ with tin; Monitor, died at Altoona. Ill, forifie (>ni(H‘r distribuí loo of oor slop ju*t *o <In- results obtained «re the very w ill put these men tu »harne, if they have means, some of the market* would bave Wednesday lie was seventy-one years been tisi plentifully supplied some lime best to be srvured. for tia r e is no ques- a lly conscience W e are not lig h tin g any of age and whs a native of Portsmouth, ago ami prices Could Have declined and Hon of brokerage or cwnmisaioti to induce uñé. ñor liRve we any reason to do so Vs. The Tody willin' burled in Boston, the buyers would hove »tupped buying biui to advise us to ship 11 to m* market W e are here to " iiv e uod let live, mid . ‘ Vs He was une of the fgw Confederate We liiink, however, that some of you It Is also our object to help our mem- our object is to gel far oor m em bers the Tetersns wlm received n United States have made mistakes in selling your let-1 ber» in every poMIble way in securing true value of their products nml re tu rn it commission after the Civil war. »• luce at prices offered here at Sanford Wtyr supplies, such as ernes, fertilizers . and to them Tbs question of assessing the internal all know that the lettuce wa* teally worth seeds, at til»- lowest |*is*di1c prices Uur selling charge i* at cost to you revenue tax ert the free "smokers'* dis- more money on the markets to which the *hu «cimi +11 t In 1*e m a t le t * h a s re s u lte d W e do not have to m ake u profit for the trtbutef (n employers of cigar factories buyer seni it,n r he would not have Imoghi in a saving I so in - ila a g i.v e t í I Utili 00 \ w ih i iInMi all there I* 10 the b asin e-* which it is estimated would yield a half il We. tliu Asws'iation. hNOA it. I»c to ont tlleillhei * Hu* * m u i I regar 1‘es* <>f ! ynii get. and \<ju get It rtltl-l each sale million dollars 10 tho government yearly cause we bave gotico «* logli a* SI UO what we gei for out pro.lm i * ) mid it No averaging a pmiUtig ot liai*: debt»» prohabjr will be referred by treasury ofmore | mt li.iskci far it, witeii seni tu nnr w ill he much mofe rii-si year, (or we ha Ve The charge heure made against os that Sink to the courts foe determination nwn salestnen in thè market» cium was fiad m a n y go >d pm isisiiions 'n a n m a n u ­ WO pay llrnkrrage charges, which do not Host 'of the manufacturers have ngreed facturers and dealers who are anxious appear mi our sales accounts, an i I fiat offeretl for Ir nt S’infortì ni lite lime to the government's contention that “free we employ lltokern and Commission Houses for our liiis iu e ** To illuse uf you wli'i are imi f.nmiiar UnoNers’ taken from the premises should Keiiirmtirl licit if your (iroluct* ate to handle oor hostile»* i.* ah* ilolely false witli our iiietlkod uf d >log business, we f c j * * “ Jhe,*aine as tho rest of the fncUiJitketel tiV Hi* Flot id UA egeluhle (ilOW- mat william a porfíele nf foundation W> wi *11 IO ilink e lite followitlg e * piallai lou toy Fite manufacturers, how e ts ' A * * ih i.ituin. you r th r flv p mrviunl* Of slate «ftly fuels situi (lie Halle ami will so * t/rr. ihipute the right to ins the cigars The Florida tàrowei» Assuctatlotl is mie sale* showing the («ne for which your do at all tune* yrouked in the shi>[> A lest Case likely nf a nuinh-r ol n**'» iatmo* io sevet d The i la tid a V e g e ta b le f ir a w e r * A ís ih ’ i (irodin t radii to wliom -i is »olii, the cost will bl enter,.,I nt New York hr Tampa. differì-nt «I ite» >>f thè llniu-d Stale* wlto a l l ’ ll n h e re fu r th e p n i|* i» e o l h e lp in g (larthlpatc in i he mal li* n un , RII v* o| ttu iiip a tilt c o Ha i piliri1 selling charge r*.* i el nr -1 * anil you get yotr ‘ Uu (miners of the illMin t ip every t*)»si py_V socìatloo Excbiiiige. willi lniad,(oa(ter* in and ttie net The high ciist of living (pie*luui 1» to New York and (’Imago ■money m*i i* v. m a* it re ad ies o u r . ,'|c '*n k unit invile» co-operatlmi a m ia s Ikd * partial solution in the exclusion of nffire and the ret ont of lite salo is etl- sistnm.e of all who live m the Sanford It ih ito* bnsiin v* uf thè Associatimi ux Beef Trust from competing for Eng1tried uu uur book* We are und llave district and whu are Interested ill Ms Exctiango lo employ and supcrvise lite . Edi army contract* and (he. tinticipolesl been, (irnoe the first of the season, making future welfare nnd prosperity. Wishing opernttons o( a large force nf high-rlas* ‘ general boycotting „[ producta of the cash settlemeiits with our members with­ you o Merry Christmas and it Pros|»erous salesmeii. inspectors an i clami ugents. pud Happy New Year, we gre, IreJlgd States "trusts" tiy the English in ten day» from date if shipments. locai ed in all of thè in irkels nf «tic coito Very sincerely yours, public. A ll n l th e s e r e e o i.ls a rt n(>en fu r y m if Tilt: FlUHtOA VMjrtA|ll.t (iKOWf.RS' try. Dtiring thè sensati nf Un* yeai tliuC .■flkSSOtit ATION Congress wilt netlvety begin copsfdcra- WE are sblppiiig vt-gelnhies. illese meli in s p e c tio n , a n d o v - u m a n th r o u g lio u l of tariff legislation in the committee , { J K . . ■' . ‘-----------------------------«Mbetwo houses Immediately after the (rtyt* tdt. (>ar.*onages seven; value $29.with Miss Carrie laivell as MMIIUUfsr 51 \IISTICS WtxxlruD. *™»*y recess, tlirough Democratic Icad"’Di'rlhdebicdnes» 5(1.H7U. ciiurciies darnorganist. tor * i •Sf1 aged by fire or stdrfn two, amount $2,lH>,r>. ” * faf i1** *»«»«. the torifT originating At night lirv, Waldron will give his ' I, c h o r s o t Conferrm:« S tio W B o rn i “WT, *o fw, measure f ill' be reiwrted for '■Messfige to the Women of Today." which insurance f2'J*J.tiy. premiums (mid 52,Outns Along Iv rry Uiie ‘ ' 4 weeks. . * * „. 523.91: collection» on losses 52.l57.7li. was itO«t|s)ite(t from last,S unday iMi-Hiise (iotne#ville. Dee ¿11 —(Spcciul) -T he The eduentiomil statistics are; South­ ^ I ta federal government late Thursday uf tiie rain. Clitisttnus tree exercises for statistical re|v’fi mod” «he lust day of ern College 2N3. txufessnrs 22. value tjf in the United4,Stoles Circuit the Sunday school wiU tm, held nl Gw | ,h« animili emifvere nee Item, tcveol some ,l r r r i t,„g fa ds. I h r munti r of pro(ierty JlUO.Otjtl. aJSM 'dt».1 tiie Keystone Wntcii Case etiti retí líext Monday* night begtntdng ut 7 vpr> very ninteresting The following art?' the eleven trustees "w , d«daring It on unlawful com«,E-i*‘clock, The pLblic is cordially invited ; |oca| (Henclters m Ihe csinferrncc l* MU, elected hy conference on nomination of attend these services n u m l’er >d u ie m b e rs 31 7λ1. i t i i t . isc, 'T o sat^wT *JI v|u,nl^ b the Sherman 1,(158; infants baptized 757; adult* hap the Sunday school and League Board, to mu i!! “ ."Fibg on n monop*" ■* No(lce llzed 797 Epworth league» FiH. league , develop the assembly ground project at tlM;nianbfncturo,flnd, sale of watch I filiO, Sunday school* 218;! St- Augiiiline; 1 S Patterson. W. (’.. ;• Souford Dkige No. 642 Free and Ac- members r **•:; • i * 11v / . .— — cepted Mesons und The Order of Ute officers and teachers. 2.503; scholars e n ­ Fletcticr, I C Jenkins, J. S. Chnpmun, Y. C^ U n u i 8und9»-a.p e o p le ’* C h u r c h ; Ebstein 6tur Will hold n Joint Public In- rolled during the year 23,983, The con­ S. Roberts, il. Dutil. S. J. Hilburn, J. W. Rust, J W. Pennington. W. Frazier Jones ^wrping'services:' Organ voi- HalloLioii on.Wcdnosduy night. Dececnber fer enee Was a* se »sett lor its supera mm led nnd Dun C. McMullen. 27lb,' lUlle'TÄ program Im» beeil armngeil preuchers ami widows and orphans of i l e ^ r daiology; invocation; The Orphanage Board reported n bal­ \*“0h. Coipa All Ye Faltb- by ib e Eastcrn Star and Kev. C. H, Sum­ preachers 57.000. pair! ffl.Olfi. raised for ance on hand Inst yenr 51,000, receipt^ missions, foreign 55.491 01. increase, mer« will mnke a n nddh’ss. All Masons teodlng No. 50. «elec-’ this year 53(57 10. nnd In addition d ona­ 5874 29;domestic 58:518.92, increase 5351; and their'hlefuf» nrfl cordlnlly tn v it« '. *t,h ^ 'Gloria. Dunks; prayer 0. L T ayluh W. M. tions amounting to 5600 in supplies,, (arm, church extension 54,441.28. Increase 51,f Gounod; 279 90; American Bilde Society, 5198.47; garden mid poultry products 51,400. Af­ H iW Aml ^ V « « Shepherds" r S. I. A. (Pleetln* presiding elder $13.774. merrnse 565042; ter paying ihe running expenses there is kmn fi« . « Ur® ,e*dl°9’ M“ t C 2:1-13; (utlors $113.118 09 Increase 58.H4I 12; a balance of twenty-three children In the An important meeting of the Sanford Sis#“. ■ "G ark! the Herald Angles hlshop* 51.140 58. increase 5508. number home J a n I. Mill, twenty-one have been Improvement A«ouclatiun will be hekl at fencri f ®.Tf Qunoen>«>t* >nd offering; ofol societies 396. Increase three; houses of , received during the year, one has died the feaidettce of Mrs. J. N. Whittier Thurs­ Dream of N a t i v i t y R o d n e y ; worship 347. incrense It. value 5803 049. i and Hi teen have been taken by relative* day. DcC. 28th nt 3 p m. At whh h all , by Rev, Walindebtedness $55.247 02. pastoral charges or placed in homes. There are at present No. lM, pJoy p, Uio World " thooé interested please be present. °fl»n Pdiilode. . charge of Mr. E. T, ALL AROUND ELORIDA The G e n e rili N e w s o f M anner HAPPENINGS » D R IN G l i l t WfEU -I- •>%■ •1 Wonh Living ‘x Sanford Machine 48< f, " RSB91 K1 �D e c e m b e r 2 2 19» Irt ESAvtORD HERsLD COUNTY H APPENINGS Rev. Summer» Returns Rev. C. H. Summer» ha* returned from the Methodl*t Conference nt.Galnesville Which Mentis That the Rest of Orange and reports a roost Interesting meeting County Is Dead A Budget of Interesting Items and good work accomplished along every th e premium list of the Orange County line, ills m any friends here nro glad Fair Association I* helng sent out with 0 from Correspondents red sticker thereon calling it the Orlando Fair. This is taking an unfair ndvantage THE EVENTS Of ORANGE COUNTY of the rest of the county, and Secretary Rates Immediately wrote the following efficient Staff e f Reporters Weehty letter to the fair association: Cover» Ilio Territory for December 20th,* 1911. Tbc Herold Mr. Seth Woodruff, President; Mr. W. R. O'Neal, Secretary Orange County Fair. MOORE S STATION Gentlemen:—The Orange County Bair Sped*! Corrwpoodtnce to Th» Hertld premium list is being sent out from Or­ Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gilbert of Grown, lando bearing 0 red sticker on the envel­ Mick, arrived here Sunday to make their ope which carries the following legend: borne. They are spending some time “ Com: 10 Onlandc F air, Orlando. Florida, with their brother, C. A. Gilbert and sons. J anuary 30m-FttRUAXY 4m, 1912. Mrs. J. W. Prevail and grand daughter. In view of the fact th at the Orange Christine McClelland spent a portion of Counry. Fair Association was organized last week here. Mrs. Prevail was in Or­ as a cotyity proposition, and, as we under­ lando Saturday to consult a doctor about stand, w j i s to be representative of the her eyes. — ' entire county, and not of a given city or Mr. Ingram U a t hJs home again on section, and in further view of the fact Cameron avenue from New Smyrna, where that our citizens subscribed quite liberally be ha# been for some lime. to the stuck of the association, as did also Oliver Mitchell, who has been in Dr. other outlying portions of the county. We Neol’a hospital for some months at S an ­ believe you are working nn ^n ju stice to ford la at home for the holidays somewhat each section of the county that has assist­ Improved. ed in any way In making it n success, by The Gay family have moved from the that he was ngnln appointed to fill the using the funds of the nssccintion, or the Benjamin house Into n house of Edgar pulpit of the Methodist church ns he oc­ equipment of the association. to in any cupies a large place In the hearts of all Brown's at Beck Hammock. the people Irrespective of denomination. way advertise or further the interests of Miss Marshall and Mrs. Humes of Cam­ He is n most zealous worker and will Orlando nl the exjiense of the balance of eron avenue are reported on the sick list. have accomplialied much good hero dur­ the county. We will lie pleased to hear from you In About 3,600 hampers of lettuce has ing his residence. relation to this m atter at once. been cut from Hairy Ward's Deardall av ­ Yours very truly, enue farm. More than 2,700 was cut “Giving Day" at CongregatlonalChurch ; T. K. B atm, from live acres. Under the direction of Mr*. C. R. Walker Secretary Commercial Club. A bus from Reed's Uvery brought out and Mrs. Waldron llie little children of the children from town Tuesday evening. the Congregational church made a pretty John Johnson, who has been ill with ceremony of their ’“Giving Dny" on Tlturenumber of the scarlet fever is able to sit up. Miss E tta day afternoon, small boys and girls gathered, bringing VETERINARY SURGEON has not been sick at all. AND DENTIST gifts of toys and hooks and other things Plenty of commission men out here to be sent to the less fortunate ones in O FFICE P A N N S TRANSFER every day bidding one another for lettuce, the Orphanage »cross the lake. Mrs, lots of it being cut every day ORLANDO, FLORIDA Walker first read to then nn unusually Christmas tree and entertainment at lovely Christ Child Story, nftcr which the church Xmas night. Every one in ­ Catherine and Ruth Waldron. Ethel Moul­ DR. R. M. MASON vited ton and Clare Walker sang "The Christ UENTIST Candle.” After the song, little Sarah . Bid)A ITEMS Wight related two Christmas stories and Welhnrn Block SfM cltl lo TTt* HtraKJ. Clare Walker recited “The Joy of Giving." Sanford. Florida J. 11. Huddleston was in Orlando Mon­ The pretty s« td sg t,clo ac d ycilti_aU day, on business. Mr. and Mrs. Lyons from Akron Ohio, DR. F. C. BOARDMAN arrived last week to spend the winter ,v DENTIST months with their friends. Mr and Mrs. All Mixlern M ethods and Appliances C. A. Raulereon. ROOMS S S »■..! 7 FI IO N I. 44 The many friends of Mrs. J. Q. Adams C i i m i W 'K J ia i HeiUia S in lan l. I lentil will be glad to know that site will soon be at her borne on Buck I.ake (* THOMAS EMMET WILSON Quite a few people from here attended' ATTORNEY a n d c o u n s e l l o r the Bazaar last Friday. AT-LAW Soars, Roebuck & Co. will, according to Buda School gave a few recitations Late S lu lr A ll n m . i Seventh ] w lk i* l Clrrutt of flnattclal reports, wind up its current fiscal PlorUa which was enjoyed by a ll y ea rto en d December 31 next, with an Kesktenrti. Sanford and Svtvan.L^ke increase in gross earnings over 1910 of M0NR0C MEANDERINGS about 36.000.000, or 10 per cenL This To T h t Editor of Tha Herald L. G. STRINGFELLOW will make iota) gross for this year about Bert Locks father is visiting him this 567,500.000/ *compared With g6l.5O0.OO0 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE week from New York,__He 1» York for 1010. As expepses 0f this, big mail NOTARY PUBLIC State grower, having shipped 60 cars the order organization consume fibout 60 jter past season. cent, uf gross, there should remain a Oflke in City Hull Chester K. Miller has returned home to Lawrenceburg Ind, after a pleasant visit GÈO. A. DeCOTTES with friends here. The truck growers here are very much ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW displeased with shipping arrangements, Practice in Sfate nnd Fe<leral Courts the express company has refused to give tiarner-Woodruff Bldg Sanford Fla, them eipress cars and forcing them to load In freight ta rs or not ship R. T. Wynn shipped one car of lettuce purchasers, (lie (rcineiidous cxiw uvs of DR. W. E. IjOUSHOLDER this week Its 15,000 employes—and niter ull these D E N T IS T C hristm as E ntertainm ent expenses they can declare 17 j>cr cent, 'Phuoe 41 On Wednesday evening Dec. 27th. at dividends. The nvrrngn local merchant Rattni 23. 24 amt 25. Pirn 111.1» 7:30 will occur the Christmas entertain­ does business on 10 per cent, profit basis. SANFORD. FLORIDA. ment of the Baptist Sunday School. In­ You must have been cheated In quality stead of the ordinary Christmas tree e n ­ If you bought yuor goods out of town. . ANDEW JOHNSON tertainm ent usually given by the Sun­ Lyceum Attraction Coming day schools at this season of the year, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW The third number of the High School there will be no tree this year but In­ IY k i I c n tq State a n t l ' q l n i l Court». Lyceum Course, will ba [»resented py Mr. stead the children arc bringing presents and Mrs. Albert Gale; who will entertain U G T. Hull-tin» Phone 248 to bo sent to the State Baptist Orphanage the audience with a delightful and unique ■t Arcadia, Fla., to (he Inmates of th at portrayal uf the brighter, happier life of institution. Santa Clause will also be the Red Men; in their “Songs and Stories." present for the benefit of the little folks. Mr. Gale has spent years working Everybody is cordially Invited to attend. among the Indians, and has acquired a A fine program will be given dpd any proficiency in singing their songs und donations of presents for Uio orphans will playing th eir instruments. He a n d his ba gladly received and forwarded Lo the wife are both talented musicians, and a institution. V ?; rare treat T* ih store for those who enjoy a floe entertainm ent. Remember the date ¿ ¿ ft ' • Ttlo date of the entertainment at the Friday Evening. December 29th. , RD. B. D .. WIENENGA High School announced far Jan. 5, has Big Sale of Overland» been changed. It wdl be given on Thurs­ Bob Holland has returned from the Mi­ day, Jan. 4, at 8:30 p. 1 4 in the audi­ ami to Montreal highway tout down the torium. Admission, 25c and 35c for re­ East Coast, and reports that he sold served seats. t , "■ ' .twenty-two -Overland./core- bn' the East It Is hoped everyone can Save tbit little Coast, ____ ______ _ ______ t ____ which_________ Is certainlya record sale. from his holiday allowance, to help In | Tbe OvwU»d 1» ;V g~ood* cSro'rft^Dob is lt > . planting r J i n l l n r of n f tree«' Iin . > 1. . ___ L - Jan­ l . « . _ . A' the the parks, also a good' salesman, and .the B. * O. uary and February are the planting Motor Cor Co. of Sanford expoets tp do months, and every year In the life of - a some, business this season. tree counts. Wedding Bells Are In The Air Remember, Tree Day Jan. 4. Mr. John Adams, a valued employee Notice of the Atlantie Coast Line .Railway, who The.anmial meeting of ihn, stockbolders has been a resident of Sanford for severe) of tbe Sanford Building and Loan Asooci- yean, and who hot e -number of friends oüon will he bald at its offlee, over the In the dty, was quietly married to Miss First National Bank, Sanford, Ela., at 7i30 Grace Wilton, of Illinois, at the Methodist pi DL. Saturdny, Janitary ISih, 1112. parsonage by Rev. C. H. Summers, at 7 27-Stc A. P. CoNNCLLYt Secreury. o'clock Wedneeday evening. i*1 r-jt S u m m e r o r W in te r We can supply your wnnts in the Automobile line. If you want t& rent * «■ - ♦ Is visiting our storedaily and always car rics away a load. finds here a fine and complete line of 1|()|iday goods from which to select. Everything in Holi'» day goods,, includinging fancy goods, cho­ colate sets, olive Sufori Mich!« &Gtnge Comptny PHONS 331 and celery dishes, fancy novelties and a com­ plete assortment of You arc invited to make this stort \<mr headquarters while doing y o u r Christmas simp ping. Cars stop at our door. METTINGERS SANFO RD «fWff tW rtW 'l * Vf ■WnrWvi Yn.r* »TH E M APES FE R T ILIZ E R S iM-itcr prepare lor chat in advance. You will surely It v*ill u»n» want them Maximum Juice. Thin Rinds. Bright Color and heavy . The Mapen System and line of feeding can Iw depended tip duce ihese V F P F T A III F ^ __ Our f*nlli**r» wiuir T"u T LtViLe 1 / \ D L L t O | a,tnii, quickrat maturity Iorgeat rrnp* nml lil&tent tnnrlrl pfW* a •*> »N'l'i i Thirty-three years in Florida and never more pfosin-rou- Hear W hat Wo H ave to Say About It Write to L A BRUMLEY, A^ettl. Sanford, I'lurul.i Or to .1 R TYSKN. A^ent Jacksonville, Flon.ln For full rlrscriplive jMinpliUq juM isMKil It ; record in Florida. I**st metliotls of fi-rnli/otim» m.>i> description of floods, etc PERFO RM ANCE 1 A slightly exaggerated jtcrforu.nmy, but let It stand for those Plus Qualities to ba found in all Diamond Edge Topis. v Those qualities that have to do will» tire “ Cla*s," with "H on g." with “ Clean Chipping*1and “ Working Ease” in the axe. Such crudities npjicat to tlie man who use* the axe because- it means cosier work, better work, and more o f It. ,: *1■ A M otor f o r Any Purpose we ore at your service with the very best core. We never sleep. If you are in trouble coll ua any hour of the night or day. Hc SANFORD, F L O R ID A �- ì ;— ßfCüfilMC 29* 1911 Imperial Theatre ONE YEAR IN NEW YORK Friday Eveng IH E EVENING TELEGRAM W.ll mral in pupuUfity The Lion and iht Mo ute Abaorbinf tfory. Gripping »ituationa. Re markable ecting of the tal! CHARLES KLEIN \ January 5 TI IF. EVENING MAIL. AUTH O R OF ITHE LION~ 1 -AND THE MOUSE -THE GAMBLERSMAGGIE PEPPER’ etc com plet* a WHAT Tilt NEW YORK CRITICS SAY OF THE KURD DEGREE. American Play» ' 1 flay Company ( Ih c o r p ^ t f o d ) Vj ripped the audience. Will run aa long at did I he Lmn and (he Mouse * Inrente heart inter*«! Ncalniic manner uf aciitig 1 I UK EVENING WORLD "A human pulae iirafing (tithe play." THE TIMES. *The atarnp of trulli. Grippmgly. onnvmcingly lit tier onjoyei l i l t SHIPPER HAS SOME RIGHTS Interest Concerning Society People. Items of POINTS PURELY PERSONAE Haw Celery Clly Vanity Fair While Away th e Golden Hours— Social Gossip S u c tio n B rld c c Mr» K. S. Keelor was the charming hostess oJ(itie Auction Bridle Club, In the petty tea room, Monday afternoon. Two tables of bridge were played. The highest rcore wn* made by Mrs. B. W. Herndon, who won the first prize, a handaorne sliver luster hnir-receiver. Mrs. F. J. Gonzales received the booby prize, n very jvrii) silver luster, hand-pointed pin-tr.i> W hen the rnrds were concluiled s delicious fruit salad, sandwiches, olives and coffee were served. 'v H u n t e r - Miller Nuptials Mrs Kprior's guests were: Mead nines A very pretty lint ipiler wedding o**H,W H r tiu h ni Y I. Miller, Samuel Pules- curred at die Inane ..f Mi J W. Hunter toa, Rabí. Newman, F. J. Gómeles, Frank Weil End. Dec, 20, when his charming Lane U W King and attractive young daughter Miss Ih-t tint was ututrd in marriage to Mr Paul F.. Miller i iwotnun lit business mail of r C h ris tm a s H ild f c Party C Mrs. F I. Woodruff entertained most h a r t a t e - A i. G TJ-v J k M ia e .-w .n t - Ie U g j' delightfully at a Christmas bridge party, •t her damning home, Wednesday oflert)0c|i Tin- ro o m s were beautifully deco­ rated with garlands u f star Jnsanminr rind Chniinus la-lls The chandelier was fentanned with ilie garlands, which reached tbe corners o f tlitr room; a Inrge Christmas brll *a» sos|H-iule<l from the chnndiFour taldrs of bridge were played. Flinch was tty one table uf gueata, •bo did n«i piny bridge. Mn (i l Smith made tho liighcat Kor^ul Imdge nnd won the first prize, i, lovely hand painted china plute. The booby prt/i a very ftretiy pin-trny. was E x p e r t W a t c h R e p a ir in g A ll W ork G u a ra n te e d Senil Ymir Work to Us and Have It Attended to Properly • „Engraving. Clock and Jewelry Repairing R ailroads Cannot Continue To Over' x c h a r le In R ates Wnshinffton, l). C., Dec. IH.—The United Slates Interstate Commerce commission has decided to enforce by iin!lament, if necessary, the net to re ¿ulule commerce relative to the unlawfulness of railroads to overcharge a shipper In an opinion handed down, the commmission declares Hint ovt-rrhniging is aajinlawiul us rebating. aud th.it when n fixin.il or informnl complnlnt is submitted 11 u carrier it shall make answer iimncdiatoly, admitting overcharges have -l>cen made and ¿ive evidence that the refund has been effected. Ip a case originating in Iowa iho railrynd admitted the overcharge, and the commis­ sion declares tti.it hereafter an indo linent will tie found in similar cases In the course of the opimnn tm- .ommissiim is sue» ilns w.mdng I tip commission lakes tins iipi.iriiiiiit i to i nil atteolloil to tile fai I Ill'll under tile act to regulate ciiniineri r it is as on lawful for u carrier in nven liaige a »lypper n^ to give In in a rehale We have as­ sumed dial so eh overcharges generally arose not ol the carelessness of sume clerk, and ill il refund w and i-tvinplly he SIGMUND J* *. DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY <' W r i t * lo r 11 C a ta lo g u a MAtrtttc^ it. Pl a c e r ' ". *•• v MUSS II ^ • , M 3PPF ,i a Ov * OFFICIAL WATCH I n s p e c t o r s for all r a i l r o a d s e n t e r in g 241 W. Bay St. il c-unphiliit i», Mmll rimile miwhatever u m d give evidence fleeted. In tintaken, the comidicimem of the the roiimns,mii vful lu-M-.ifti'i in Il rate on a slopit the large ails hi* railronda will •teliy hliip|*ers iici|iininted with a tin ml tin their cake plan- . _ At the conclusion of the gam es, delicious chicken aalad. aandwlchea * nnd Vi waTl h afifl h a p p in e s s Cict ready NOW .for Putato planting. We liav^ tlie best lines ol potato machinery on the market for the price. The Sunday sclrool of the Baptist church will have llielr exercise» Wednesilay night. Dec. 27tli. Tlie entertainm ent this year will be a unique one and will be for the benefit of the Orphanage at Arcadia All ore cordially invited to come nnd enjoy’ a pleasant evening and may also aid by bringing any contribution if they ao desire. Friends who cannot attend the e n te r ­ tainm ent und who wish to tielp (his wor­ wIm if ° n A,la,,la tflcl who «pent Inal thy cause can semi then contributions— >n Orlando. Mr. Hammond is clothing.- groceries, toys, money, etc ,—to J-S ,* ? 10 pverY o;le as Jim and ha. tile Baptist parsonage, 510 Park avenue. everywhere. He lived In Sanford ‘ u !* 1?* llrae i“« winter. He la an OrHelping Hand Society h" ° boy; ,l,r oi Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Th* members of this society met Tues­ * . Z n, t P * HcraU M*«ndg congrat- day evening nt the residence of Mra. R. b«* ,. •** Fifn-cn were present. After rp cellar door of life may they the mission study class finished their »Wke the apilnter of adversity. week’s iludy a king discussion about the — " An Appreciate* Contribution ^ » ^ f d t a t t o n of several interested "S,nford Hospital Cam( f a ^ .:-Vn,un>w lbs employees of #»« * Un®TUlIway, contributed day .f, 00 -10^ ,bo hotiui fond Mon“ «»noon. lesson was enjoyerf by thn society. After the study and discussion Mrs. hlnndifer very obligingly played pilmUl for the amusement of the young prole wist, both Indies and gentlemen. en|oyed the predic­ tions of the clever fortune teller, who so kindly lent herself to their entrrtulniiicni. Keystopc Potato Planter Yankee Potato Cutter N a tu r e ’s Reality H ldder N a tu re . »« wo nil know, la nt-voi at n J aaeHp! of tho afoci bolder» bolus to the m e re sig h tse e r or Idle 'Vtt Naüonql Bank of Sanford. s p e c ta to r S ta r e at h e r atrnlxht to the ■nnunl Í.ÍWW ^ » '" « tifU M iB a n k . in face, and you win ace notm nx; It la “• * »rida, on the second Tuesday only th e gaaunl aldo' xlance which la rewarded by the sight ot anything ^ ,#|t « 10 o’clock a. m. oew or iubstanUgl.—Henry c. Marwln. F. p. Foriti» Caahlar. ■ Every . I Q*-1 "sinien a tm use 1t You can get Reno'« New H ealth train your d ru g g ist w ith hla ahaolute a g r e e m e n t to r e tu r n Mie moony on first bottle If It fell* to do all (hot la claimed for IL * * You a m to b« iho Judge as to w hethei It helps vim or not Is It not worth while to try thli* rwiouily on these terni», a lm o yun have nothing (o lose and ovvrylfilng to gain'’ • ' ' 'v Itetio'e N’ow H e a lth -ntrely ami tlionaigtily i-rlleiM» Scanty. Prof lia*, P a in ­ ful ft i «volsr m flupptvesud MutlaU u.itluti, islckly I ' h i^I* l'nnstatit tV eiirtncii sod *v»aktio*t. Ilapi «saluti. < rumps I ozzine«» Vhdent Hontlnche. Palpitation ,,r the If -os 1 1, Pain In Ih» flack anil illum e I.siicorrfiea and nil InQammatlOD, UJireraiIon mid D ischarges of Pm \ sglnu and Ifto tu s i , . Noi younuess. olorpInSMtiesa, hwud*. lie. pnlennan, th tn n e ss of h o d / a » AB <ju^ t 0 (amalo woaVrhoss tha t can he quickly and -positively cured by K eao’a f(ew H e a lth . Every w pm an who ha s a iieriodlcal ilo k headache abould usa thle re m a rk a b le yomeil» igid moo how qulpltly It a tre n g th e tib ’and In.vlrforgité« .|j,r p * r h e adaches noVopWturh‘.*’ ’l - : hiie ft«v. C H. Summer« wna enjoy“g the ooiufurts of home lust night about f,r * “* called to the door by the ,uu<* a young enuptc aw aiting k* In baud. He did not need to nak ® whai they wanted hut invited them „ *n 8 few fnlnutea inode them one. J T .1 MIm Mamie Adelo Savage W J«<ne* Hammond of .Oriundo. Mist dawn .i ,a Jlfn aiK* **r*’ **,m- *n ••Wing C Maxwell. c it y Jacksonville, Floridi Health and Happiness Within the Reach of W oman Without Risking a Penny — \ Read tills most liberal nffor telling how you oso ha eursd at I tu all arpan»« i i i» • , ij,.,,, or 'I voo «re noi normt I fiere will ho no charas w hatever for tbo traatm aaL Wo gito you « chance to kH well without risking a penny .-i i t i c i » na ■ ,,if s o ‘i ar« «lek. illacourrtKod, or hm« wasted lim« and money ih vaia uv imi in ol lav» ertili t« in im jivei y. >iu In-slth, If your have taken s gti»er many remedie« and Isy indili mi cm s te mi holier If yon linvv doctored with physicians and specialists without "fusti fled Ihe help, you h aw naturally loat faflh In «vary thing Hi it). you can’t go un aa och c ises oí»,o 1 T"'1 a re —»«iik. sufftirfrut and dlacou r a g e d , - you m ust do «umnlhlng .Kc il advis.ilih-, Hello's .N’.-n Itesllh offo^f you s «ay to he cured, tu get wed If It falli, „. j tw ,|, ill he " th e uredlidne is fire t 'mild ^w tlb in g lie more fair* Till« rutilai knlilo rem edy ft Che utili orne of y e a r s of erpnrlunce of • |M, i ii,,,! w|,co- c e le b ra ted pbyaUJnu It I« a m adloint-dba^ positiv.-|y cures .32 out of every rrrnvrd I.v Mtss Melt wintrier The prirr «i ttn Hint 1« table was won t»y Mrs. C C. W'*»iri,fl a liand-|iainted china Tor B a p tis t O r p h a n u g r at A rcudla ’ r'fW. -J > r 4 | yl. W decorated, with pottrrt plain» pnTnv* and | cut (lowers The leide attired In lirr travelling »Oil an I leaning mi tla- arm of (he groom e n-red die p.irl-u to die strains uf leihen gun Wedding pi rye.f by Prof. Mendeidiall Rev Mi McKtu'inn performing Ihe cerem.oiy Mr and Mr» Miller left immediately after die i eriliimy mo) . shower» of i iiugfaiolalmiis and l«-sl wi»he» for f'loidoite. N O-VsTir-ri* they will made then future home Ihe brule was the recipient ol many b e a u ti­ ful gills consisting id cut glass, china, sdvi-r and linen oilee were served. • Mrs Woodruff*a invited guerts were: Rsadanirt f A Sch urn pert, G. H. Feniald. C t Woodnm. Paul Kw-lcy. C. H. Dingee. * A Ntwfn in. .1 H R-ik. K H Marks. Dick«.,,. K. .1 Holly, Forrest Luke, w. 0. Ifiddni, H p Driver. () W Brndy. . J. L Bcnneu, l J Gonzales, G. F. Smith. «. J- W. [Urno,. ir.. Frank Lane. Misses H . „ i f " « , IXsnthy Hayes. Mabel Bowler. blather. Florence Frank G REEN LIiAF & CROSBY CO. ' Jewelers, Silversmiths and Importers 41 West Bay Street Jacksonville, Florida Oak and Second Streets . - v K 'f e - i ' ' . r - - . PHONE 8 �T H E R A N fQ « D e c e m b e r 2 2 . 19¡| H tlU lft S H IN G L E S PebUsbrd E n t i Tb«*d *7 end fYVtsr U o m in i Dr THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY (F orm erly McNAIR * SO N ) Dyal-Upchurch Building, Jacksonville, Florida DsUrerad In i f * C h r by o s /rW $2 00 per r» « r in t d r i M or 20c per month, f u ■ m u in sd ta n re m u il be meJe at office. contest for con grcssinnn-at-large from (he Slate of FJorido. 1 have tevcral frienda In (hat race, among your dis­ tinguished fellow-citizen, Mr. Beacliatu. However, such editorials as the above do me a very aerioua Injustice, and I dcaire Office ta Herald Build in * to at ate that the river» and harbora bill How about Orlando county and San for 1910 carry on appropriation for two projects affecting the upper St. Johna ford county! river. One was a project for a channel Plant a tree on Arbor Day or any other 100 feet wide and eight feet deep, from day this week. Sanford needa more Palatka to Sanford, and the oilier was a iirojfCt for o channel 100 feet wide and five feet deep from Sanford to Lake The Chrlalmas trade In Senfonl la all Hamey. 1 secured surveys for both of that could be dealred and the merchant» ere well aetiaffed. # • . ___, If your den C j j c j flf to i p n g l n o o f r % )otrl n t ilc ..¿ \P c io T > , j f l o r t ï m Ten miles from Sanford or Orlando. The finest and most homelike family Hotel in Orange county. Furnished new inroughout. Our cuisine the very best. A ten course dinner 50c. White help ex­ clusively. Service guaranteed. Boating, Motoring, Pool, Billiards. Tennis, Croquet, Weekly Dances and Alkehest Lyceum Attractions Semi-Monthly for the pleasure of our guests. Our table is supplied with the best the market affords. Catering looked after personally by the Manager, Mr. A. F. Falck, a well known Chef. Accomodations for one hundred. Booklets upon application. Information gladly given. Write, Wire or Phone . • ............................................ A. . The Orlando Reporter-Star hand* a hot due to zHb Southern Exprea» Co.. and if every paper In the south would take up thi* octopus the government would be rforced to Investigate and hind (Item a solar plexus. There is ho valid reason for the existence of loch a company and certainly no reason for allowing them to do business as they are now doing. FALCK Resident M a n a g e r Ask M r . F o ster flANfORD LODGES S a n fo r d L o d ge No. 2 7 . 1. O. O: f . i e r t r r Monday a l 7:30 p ra . over Im perial «, J C. H ill. N.C. Congress • ---- 1 “ 1' - Steinway & Sons Behr Bros. - Ma “Crown” Sto Kohler & Campbell - H and Fischer r » t C c l r o C ity A r r ie I B 3 J M r v iin r it t m im i th ird Turviiny» in ever* month H a ll In W rlh u rn r t t lu k . Ih ln l Ano* P h o c n l» lo d g e No 3. K o r P Meer» w ro nd and (u n tili M u n d *** V lai I ! ri tr illili!* alwnv» wr'corne r K llu lrh ln a o n . C I Felix 3 Kren». K R end S. S a n fo rd I o d g e. No 6 2 . T k. A M (I l - Taylor. M a ile r; H E Tolar Serre m rr- Con* rflun lea lion »very Ur* i ami th ird Thur* day* at 7:30 p, m V U ltlnS brother* welcome ~~ ■ Yours very respectfully. W S lU uw a). Src'y. S e m in o le C h a p te r No 2 . O rd e r C a a t r r n S ta r U nen every wound and fourth Krklny In month E t r r y o n r v im lita s r tti l i l t Star in Ih r M e t are m edially in vite d to v it it the c h a p ín A ij it r Kim «»'. Sec y I desire to say in conclusion that when these two prujccts are completed, if the commerce will justify It. I propose, if still 111 Congress, to work for still deeper wuter. and it Is my desire to live to see the day when ocean-going steamers shall tie up at the Sanford docks. Now let me observe that In your ad­ vocacy Mr. iieacham it is hardly .neces­ sary, I hope, for you to make redactions of this kind upon my humble services in F r a n k Ct ARK. U n T If B r o t h e r h o o d o l C a r p e n te r s a n d J o in t r s o f A m e ric a Sanford L u tai Untan Nu 1731. U II ol C and J id A mee!» every Thursday niait! ai 7 n'clurk in the Ragle»' H a ll W A Rurauhi. p rn ld e n l, T I. Lent H S A T “ The Third D egree” Ever since Charles Klein achieved U P U r S a n ra rd L o dge 1241 success with ''The Lion and the Mouse,” Meri tir » ! ami Third Wednesday n itili!, cornet W l> Ifianva. F. K. every announcement concerning a new P lr* l and Palm etto ORLANDO COUNTY 0 L T ir u * Scctrtur* Orange county is evidently Ixmmled by play by the nutltor la read with interrat L O. O M OrUndo. The premium list bears a red The Loyal O rtlrr oí Mouw l a w * ever slicker with the words, ‘ Coma, to the Or­ rveoins at H.CK1P M u p the 3rd door of I lug. Ur. J N Kobaon. ilic i a tor R I lando Fair.” A few of" us up here find Secretary. hard work to get the' people of this part of the county Interested in e county fair at Orlando, but after they became Inter­ ested they were active participant! and did a lion’s share In making the fair a To th e O ld R e lla b lo success. It is in de ed unfortunate U n it a ste a d o f In k in g u p (he re a lm o f C o m m is s io n M e r c h a n ts few pin headed people In O rla n d o should c iv ic In s titu tio n s are the su b je c t be allowed to transgress the hues of de­ ba te. V in za n t & Co., J“-?0 cency And honesty and thus slap the rest of the county In the face In such a man* His W as Laziness. ner. The Herald knows that these stick* W hen an Indian c a n d id a te for the ers were placed on the fists without the m inistry waa asked to drflne original knowledge of the majority of the directors aln, he said he d id n ’t know what The people of Orlando as a w hole^re too o th e r people's might b e . but ho f^lt Manufacturing Co. brood to stoop to such o petty scheme of s u r e hit: w a s la z in e s s L«tobar, S*ik Door«. fïJinJ», Can«#»Ekill!wof b lloAtniJi«« ■r*ij Catalog Ckrffirfnily Fm advertising Orlando at the expense of the county of Orange. J A C K S O N V IL L E , FLA Evidence Enough. We await an explanation. A—"How j o you know that Tfre Autopiano FRUITS and VEGETABLES bus come In for a f o rtu n e ? " U— formerly, people always said b A M ERRY CHRISTM AS The Herald extends greetings to their cra z y , now they say bo Is orl( many friends and patrons and wishes —L ustlgc m a t t e r one and all happy returns of the day. Coodillona in Sanford are such that each , at^l every person ought to feel rich in this world’s blessings. The majority are enjoying good health and ihe prospects for a moat prosperous season are bright. In your hour of joy and gift-giving do not forget those around you; some, maybe, that could also be made glad by some - small token. This is the season of hap\ ptoew end pleasnij. and good thoughts and higher aspiro(16na a Of all the days of the year. Christmas U the beat on winch to "turn back the leaveaof Ufa” and layaat^etfp"w rinkled •. »polls of age.” This tiny mariri the annl,Y veraary of thq birth of the Prince of bablea, the great loyer of little children. * So. let every parent lei go of care for. one ' day and go to (lie little folk», enter Into their ■porta and claim an Interest In all ! * (Wtr affaire, of which they have no many ofjtnagnltude today. Let (be store and ’2 Ihs office, Ufe court-rohtn and countingroom run themaelyea. or not ruffTgf pjkL what’s the difference. *• Our stock is Well Manufactured,. Carefully Graded, Price Low. cannot furnish our stock write us for prices. The Tampa Time* loomed up big on the horizon Tueaday with 12Ü page» of Chriftmai m atter.' They have first taire In the journalistic Hata. THE NEED o r A DOCK Sanford needs belter docking facilities at the city dock. There are a number of yachts that tie up hero every duy and the Saolonl—Enterprise ferry hoot will be forced to discontinue business unless o floating dock can be built for the accom­ odation of traffic In stormy weather. Should any tourists come here with mo­ tor boats they would not tarry long unless they could liavr a good dock. This m at­ ter should receive the uttentiou of (lie - cityaww ciJ-« jmI..if th ey ,cau u p t relieve — tiw ahusHomrTrtvatM tiVwTlptlon should" be started. A (bating dock would coat s The AccompanlmanL R ubinstein unce declared to some one that he was descended from one of the C rusaders who accompnnted Richard Coeur de Lion to Palentina. “On the piano, presum ably,*’ waa iho Send for Catalogues, S J A C K S O N V IL L E I G ELECTRICAL FIXTURES W rite for i s I t log -----------------------------»ml P ric e s *— c h a s . d. ■— C. M - A » W FLORID » * * ;! ifts That ive Satisfaction OUR McKi n n e y g o . J a c k s o n v ille , F la . DK. W ,- □ □ □ □ □ □ □ n a B D iiiQ w ia s n D r jD C i MANTELS, X " ' Largest Stock in th * S u ic . W Prices and Terms M A IL ORDER DEPARTMENT la r a a d y to h a n d le YOUR C h r is tm a s O rd e rH ave you s e n t It I n 7 G.. B U T T . ‘^DENTIST. Tor Sale By Owner " . 1 Garland Plano. I Urnss Bed. with spring and mattress. 1 Round LookingGlass. I ft— 40. 3 Upholstered Parlor Chairs. 4 Piltcnt-Leather Chairs. I Carpet. I Ouk Sand Table. I Clothing Cabinet, i Oak Dresser, with glass 20x30. 2 OilPainted Pictures, t Extension Table. I China Closet. Vulued at $800; will take cash now. $250; only used two years. (J. 27-Gtp M lLA O IN A E f. Celery City, Fla. Arrival and Departure of Trains NORTH »¿UND Ar 1.25 n m Lv. U S a m ¡-84 - " 11.0.1 n m " 11.11 a in “ p m STA TIO N ERY LÒRIDA BOOKS m es w Money-making strains J for market growers W est Bay St. Jacksonville, Fltrida 45-49 1 5 u W "Beaay Bast Early" Tosula. A winner where™* grown. Especially adapted to the South. Mu, IQc; or. 40c; j i l t . » 1 .00 ; lb. $ 3 .7 5 . ,8 2 . 80 YoweQ Building -- .o 2.55 pv m TR AN K C U U tK ON T t t t JO B ’ Congreasman Frank Clark is peeved again a t The Herald and explains about the SL Johna river In the following com­ munication; Washington, Dec. 18.1pfT Trilby Petersburg—No. 25, Ar. !.0t Editor ^SanfcatT Herald: I " h o u » In your Ikjua of this 15th In al the following p. m. No. 54, Lv. 2.15 p. m, , Leesburg—No. 21, Ar. 11.28 a. m. No. abort editorial: . "Reports fruni Wiiihingtun state that i t Lv. 6.15 (K m. appropriation for the St. John* river Ovaida—Ar. HLSO a. m. Lv. 3.00 p. m. Stake»’ Stsadsrd Special CUV* TeasU. Th« tool m the world. • Special Strain* ol Bert, Cueumbo. Mu*kweloa, Wstnmelon. He. Scad me your lot ol »red waais sad I’ll ;i U fly Ross No. 4. SEED PO TATOES BIU5 Triumph Oit.R» g i w k w o . b J i k i Mstoc sod New York Stat^. The sewk 1« fine. G»*f- j today lo« ny lu ll* « » illeitrUed cala —irr«. i W alter P. Stokes, Seedsman I© DepL 61 . Philadsl|ihta RI NT in tc e d to true to D in w , i r w from d iK J N to d ro<. T h e y tro u n ifo rm in w tt. ■tot bcea dsmyged by froet or cold. Drlivcrice cen be m»dr immedistely. i *AVE MANUfACTLlRf THE CORRECT POTATO IM D K P S A O S T IT R R T IL IZ R R C O M P A N Y . J. L PACE, Agent PERTILI/fR J a e h s e n v H le , Sanford, Dorlda <M W W A H V A A W W U U U W i M U A t W i M W W V M W W W M * » >» >» * ***** �AÎii í » ------ - ■ —■ Tilt SAAMjRO MIRALO Jscamb*** 22, I9W IN and ABOUT THE CITY Fruit Cake nt Rob 28-tt Furnished Flat nnd Unfurnished Kim Inquire Capt Murks 2'J d DARN THE PAPER ANYHOW The Hlngvlllr Bugle W rite s A Stlrrin g f ddytorl.il Sxnnetiuies when we take mir pen in vet for Hedges— L H Temple Plum, iriti baud to write >■ eddytorial un I s< i down lltli nnd Oak St. 3n at nur d-sk and itiluk deep tin u >>ubjeckl and relleckt O.I the smeiies.. of Turkeys ut Robert» 2« It Initial silk and linen liniidkerctllels (or debts und llie inisureneas of them u» mt to pay (tieir debts— when we thins flow sale at M Frank's 29-3« we tiave Inhered and struggled to make Get your Chrlstiinis Dinner at the Sir the Bugle a surksess anil ekp u prillry rine Hotel. 4th mid Palmetto, >U te uts existence oulen it liesides— when we per plate. I t-c think of bavin to live frum hau I to F o r C h r i s t m a s —Have you tliouglu of mouth as you ungili say while other dead (wrtrntts us u solution tu (lie gift problem? heel subscribers who owes anywhere Some style to this Crossett "p a te n t" (N o. A dozen of your portrait* in one of mir from $111 lo $1. dots, tlovr nil they want new distinctive styles will make twelve to eat and wear und are restieckled by 106). D u ll calf top and a 1 U' inch heel. appropriate gifts each one is sine to their naher» and go to chare!« and git Clever and classy. So is No. 136, with a be appreciated K raus Studio, 2ud St, down mi their knees and |*/iy mid (muless calfskin vamp. Note unique perforations. and Palm etto AVe 'J2-2-I religion and sanckiittciiiinu—when we (hulk of the nise tliuigs we have wrote Oysters nl Kulierls* 2!l ii $4. to $6. e v e ry w h e re Everything in in«*statinnery at the lit (lie Boogie iiImiui fiables which Inive been horned into tlie world m King» die Rexall Store. 1. R I’hilii»»A On 2i -‘Jt (icrdickling limi they would live to b. New goods arriving at- W. W. Longs come useful citizens and citizcncsscs of Grocery — give him u call |S-tf this community whereas they have grown Bring-vuur old tires -to Sanford Machine to womanhood and uiunliood its pie cuse &. Garage Co. for vulcanizing. 4H tf Ire mid Irecoinr soh.scribcrs to the may f i n e s t California P r tim r s 13c per ILifigle wlncti told bow mucli they weighed lb ut K t o c M o n V .to lie when they come into the world and then when we nskl these same ones i., .iiy op For Stile—Cililinge |iliinls $ I 5(1 thousand. R. II D iviv tint Met invUh- their tiack siibscripaniti» they hove just T « A o t MAH H ^ avenue 3ll-2p as gtai.1 as told its th.il we could wlitasel Lewis A, Crossett, Inc., Maker Get your Xmas Box of Cigars from for our money—when we think of the North Abington, Mss«. Roberts 2N Ii lllse Ixw.lifIII tilings we hiye went and ^W /A '.>isV //A v// N ' said hi our obi Imiry .. illuni .ilmut tlietn f or Sale is have passed do only to have their One Manure Spreader One Mtdr (‘. ill-One Xear-old heirs refuse to pay in whit lliey owe. I Two Hundred Homer Pigeons. ui oil siibscripsluou—when wt* think of Good Paying Country Store. With. how we have bt-en swindled time and Residence, Barn. Fruit, etc agin by taking in exchange for subI>K illed On Riiilroml. Several Farms and Truck Lands scrlpsfdons scrawny chickens, rotten Bearing groves and Fine Holmes wood, froze pitiiters. u dog with Ileus Very Cheat*. Apply to oncet—jwliru we IIn nk of the rollout after O w n e rs t o o |« e iu tlV e . collimi which we have give to Irre ad 2r.-r.tp Forest City. Flu vertlsllig Ilie luidles Aid soctliulllca III the Hins» ill. church only _io have them S A N F O R D ON II ANO A l Al I I IM I S F LO R ID /) go nnd git their nd»g pili work printed le t t u c e B a s k e ts . Bean B a s k e ts m the llurdscrabble olf) e when we P o tu to But re ts . C e le ry C r a te . + *5*•> V•>•><*•!• + + -Î*•!•<•<• + •>•>*><• «fr IIn li k nl die bruins we li.ive wasted in ^ I o m u l o and I gg P la n t C ra te s ♦ ++ 4* VV <••>*><•<•<*•> •!••>«> Il II b ru n e writing deep and brill, ut eddy tonni» + -K week aftrr week and year after year in t v I I r s i St und Oak Ave. tlie Bugle which half of our renders never T e rm s S t r ic t ly Cash ( r l .11 It p did understand and never will under slmi'Hieing as they are « • dogiiaslimn f lo w e r in g P la n t s ignorutit timi literary clireve iie.u« sich t ’!’ * + síwtele e v e r, week tire f inemtng werltwwwririg ^xlww*..-»«..*»f cionjÄtin*j wii.oi we I r+ ■> f io t t ili> I Ir***»* p ifiit r n villici I m lost on (linn as you ungid s i . think (hut we a m t not only i rollini ot 4dolil O n l i ’f t ul II»» r* fj»fI> I M l» M m advertisements on u a u r p e ■■■ , we-« > <• ... ... I V • ni li M h i m 1 11 »K A X r whereas we art h> ru m » to h a v e t u- ; r .1(1 J u * l ’ I i o i i r Ititi llugle half f ill of a jvg winoi w<* *hdik j. > '•* (lint it would fie .lim i.I as well l«( o» lo > Y Bleep iny vVifh Children »*• + " O N Y X B L A C K S ’* Will'll It Is I . H I K k H M till Mil M(| U11 make a assignment lor the lie.ietii ul ( i . <■<■ + 4mil go nnd live die rest of om doy» it to tti tfi*- m«i tin* I ^ It ti h yinitiK 4 :• • W 1 H IV T R C11AHQ E C O L O H ^ clilld. the luljiiwjng method will be file couldy poor farm a» to try- hi tnijke • 'L' S llk ’ diMl s ilk lis le . Ill c o l o r s , w e i g h t u m l p r i c e (o s u i t a ll fnutid quit«- NHllHlncUiry * anil IriHiir« a existence in tills iigbrward tow n—when T f com fort to the adult at least M«k* we think how we have went and wasted t * O u r s l o c k o l h o y s ', M is s e s a n d c h i l d r e n 's h o s e a r e e x the bed w its th re e sheets instead ot our li?r mid exosted our enrrglrs and c c p t i o n u l v a l u e s a t I5r. a n d 2 5 c . \ tw o, then have 'h e child sleep ho frittered away our existence In this com ­ f o r u s e fu l a u d a c c e p ta b le C h ris tin a s g ifts se c o u r tw een the middle and lower sheets s lo c k ot te ll a n d le a th e r s lip p e r s . munity whereas ‘I we had went to a lug nnd th e ml tilt between the middle and city to run a newspaper we would of tipper sh e e ts This prevents the i tl 11cl from rolling m ound nnd also holds made a fur lume «i I «.illered III the ult lup of lorkstimy 111»11•I of staring starvi« t lie s h e e t t l g h t l * s h o u t t t * « h o n ld e ts UTTER sillón III die fine wh e ll we llllllg III all Good lloiikrkeepllig 1*110*1 t.'J SUM furd. T lo rld u 4 these tiling» il in ike» a» Irsi ns mad as v 4 v •»• +<-4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 c a hornet and we (eel like leaving Bing- V Ì <•<••>V4 • > •><• <•<■<•<•4 P ip e s N o t M ad e F ro m th e B ite r . u Little happenings—Mention of Place your order for Ctirlsiiiins flowers to iusure choice stock—Amour River Pri­ Matters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST Summary of the floating Small folk Succinctly Arranged for Hur* ■ . ricd Herald Reader». V.ll Lovell who la a atudeiit at Stetaon J . -»»pending the holiday» a t home. The young people enjoyed one of (heir ' pieautii dance» In the hall. Thursday evening Nollie Tolar who 1» a »tudenl ut the University of North Carolina, is at home for the holidaysDeputy Sheriff Frank Gordon w m In the city yesterday on business connected trltft the Sheriff’s office. . dienneih Murrel ond Osborn Herndon ■re home front the Horlda University ot Gainesville for the holiday». Dr. and Mr». 0. W. King, left Wedncsday afternoon, for Virginia to visit Mr». Kings parents; Mr. und Mrs. Shelhy. Miss Mary Howard the efficient deputy clerk In Clerk Robblnson’a office at Orlando was In the city yesterday on ol!kiul bus­ iness. V'Rilph Stevens Itns arrived from the University ol North Carolina, to st>end Xmsi with his ptireol*, Mr and Mr». H. R Stw ns f Mr. and Mrs W I). Giflon and daughters arrived front North Carolina Tuesday night and ate the gucsU of tltelr son. J. M GiUon Mr. sod Mrs. II. A. Pugh and son Paul. ofTopckn. Kansas, have rented Mr. C. Kaysors furnished Irouse number 311, on Msgnohu Ave Dr. Davit Fortier lias returned from a business trip to St L>ut* where lie had (he pleasure of meeting old friends slid acquaintances Wh.ii little celery is being shipped here from California is nf poor quality and Sanford stuff tltould command goo<l prices when It fumes in Tbe Library will not open on Suturday. Drc^JrvL, bpljvtU open us ysuul oq Tucsw^Lyr. Books or magazines dbe on Sslunbiy will be count *d due on itie neit Tuewlsy Dixie Howler is ex|»*cled to arrive to­ day from A and M College in Rnleiglf. N. C, to spend Clirisinms witli Ids parents. Mr sod Mrs. M II Bowler. He made a iborl slop m lacksonvllle In visit ri-lntivrs There is a vacant seat, at Table no. 2. SI the Gate City House, vacated by a . young man who bus Iquncheq out on the Matrimonial sea Any young m an mntrimoniilly inrlinrd con come aud occupy the chair. Come at once. Don't delay or Jou ought miss the chance of your life Ship your |*oduce to (i W Judy A Co. Tampa. H.i Write them for stbucU. Iri-tf fry an tl Prlmo Cigar, a t e n c e n t imoke for fivec ents. 27-tf hoe Clothier and Men’s Furnisher " A NI W SHIPMEN1 OF ONYX HOSIERY it I it tt tt ■; ___ £ n !| E. G. DUCKWORTH O rth o d o a “ If Ht Ja nies' Bible was good e n o u g h for HI Paul, It Is good enough J L UU*o 0",, carrla*» Painting a t Un- fo r m e " Thl« wnx the e m p h a tic p r a *■ First class work. 3-lf test of n N’ew Fnglniid deacon iigulnat khave Just the swcUeat line of dress* t h e rea d in g of the Revised In s te a d of '***• manicures and all holiday th e King Janie» version.—Congreg» tlonullst offered In town. Tlie Rexall ■X It. P h i l i p * y t * . 27-8t , Few H»v». 0 e.*Ute Tuuer, Orlando. tf Misti Scribble— Tbo heroine of toy ^k Wxof Christmas cigars at the next sto ry Is to bo one of those mod “ »«are. e r n a d v a n c e d girl» who ha v e Idea» of th e ir own and d o n ’t want to get mar I is^ i f nt Galnesrled. T h e colonel (politely) — Ah. In *°°n *o be re-opened. deed, I do n ’t think I ever met that 1 Une of fancy baskets for Christtype.— Life L R- Philip» fc Cq. 27-9t frl-J M tp ; ! you want delightful Christmas candy ■ _“ * Nunnolly's nt L. R. Philips c ^ 27*'Jt First stand o«k.Ave J .FRANK French brier pipes are not made For a good table and h<?me cooking come ft on. the root» of the brier, but from to the Slrrine Hotel for your meals. Rotes (lie loot of a white liealti which nt IS per week. 2-l-tf tains a colirIdenilile td*>- 111 the south Leather goods In great profusion! Bags, of F ra n c e w he n II l-> sedulous!» cul pnrvi, pocket UhjXs. all sorts, sizes and tt» nt« d for pipe mnkllig purpo • a I he NW** L KPhilips A Co 27-91 (turtle Is derived from the French We ore equipped to handle your repair b r u y r r e tin dlalei t form of which !• •«k Sanford Machine A Garage Co. hi h i e in. tinlns hunth 4Htf Ttie Preaclo i K n r w 1 See our new line of Christmas cards Wln-tl s •'I till t • .-r ,i n e t * i .it led tttl atrium»» greetings I. R Philips A for a m an strm U In mid pr.i.e d .er* . 29-9t e a 'n e s l l y for Ills ...... I bind -ihd asked One and two horse wagons with celery tli«* Lord fo give hint n good crop W fdstde bodies at Underwood's. 7-tf "M fiat llial Innd of »outs need» Hsndsmnert line of alligator bugs and b r o th e r Is not p r a te r hul m a n u re .’ P®«ket bixiks ever brought to Sanford, ot *«ld Ihc prein her us he cave out “ W ork For the N'lgl.r Is I ' oiii Iiik *' Retail store L R. Philips A Co. y..* ‘ 27-Ut L i t t l e M a r jo r ie a t C h u r c h . If you pay more you get qo mote if you L ittle M arjorie weiil with her moth W leu you get much less, than if you e0oe to board at the Sirrinc Motel. 24-tf e r to r b tfrrh on tlie nlglit the nilnla te r baptized it convert by Immeralon You Jost must sec *tr elegant gift boxes A» noon n« th e ceiem uny was over *•*»Lottery fo, Chrtatihaa. The Rexnl the tittle girl leaned over to tier ***■ l- R P h ilip s A Co. 27-9t m o th e r and said In an excited whisper. AU kinds ol re,«,1, work. Sanford Mn- '’Mamma, do they drown sum« one her« ever' Sunday?" ®lr»e A (¡»rage Co. 48-tf I tt O POTATOES *«»«Aa. 4 : . Red Bit»» n. H. Deane ■Ma k es life S I WALK EASY” | W hile W aiting for Ml» Oetmvat. " W h a t h*s become," .»fiked ititi tu qulaltlve bo a rd e r, "of the , old fash loned m a n w ho uaed to »ay. 'as tb» fsllar W I T äägkl; - »VrS’■Kkite tj 8*4 V 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + ville forever und n e w e r coming Buck agum- Dadhust steli a town runyliow stir«! room, electric Subscribe lor die Bugle mid du so at ligld.S hot and i-xild halli cetiirully located ■met been» dieie » no telling liow long Idre»» "S Ikix I -’ll 7. City 3-lp 114 a gam.! la lo»l unless we . all »keep or S a le (?fieap, ode targe soda fouilup it few ihdlersta p i . lor pu,)er A ink to All lo c a l A dkcrllacinriil« in n e r (Ills liiiii with lislures ini;ltiding (ubica chairs i* i) Box U5h, sanfprd Fla IM(f Heading. I h r r r O l d s a I In* f a ch lis iir ed print d on next wei k Bldg» die Bugle O n e ut die musi sudatile tracts ot land ., la»t - Jersey heifer tliree yenrs old. in Florida neiiT die beautiful Indiati Rlver„v rap nil left mid »filli dirigili eat Kinder n o w i i | » - i i fm sale If you wind I d u i tii'ig Tnnlerness tiring to .1 VV Sy|ir* on l eler > avenue, land. |>rc((> scenery. Iiraitb and curiiffi A t etili e I prtleld fitta beell d lsio .e le d 2H tic do not let tins ufler silfi by. write to J F Iti Si w y .Il k 11tt\ Ibi; heeli wartied and r e v i v e reward IK-Nip I l.e tinte City House lias brought down Situiteli, loike Mury. Flu, r hi«! tl.. milk lo* Mtild lo ot Ilei s and die Idy ti invi of living Only Situi |« r For Sale — Horse, wagon, carriage, fed to Ids ow n lothe watt slowl) klillliK week for (tie tlnest laide board in dir city single nnd double hurness. gasolene e n ­ Itie luller, lui prolllpllv look mi ex- See Pnrker 2R gine nnd pump, fanning imfiiemcnta and pelisi »e Boll lei! milk fot thè ehlld, For Side—3 acre farm, twenty tienrmg nutiimobile. ali nt n sacrifice. A. D I fiutigli Ite ehecrftllly coni Iinied to orange irretì. 50 |>ench (rers. also very Brock . tf silpply I ile Ili fu li I h of lils poorer ualgb- large iautring fieni trees, modren 5-room Al 115 Ritilroad way.-Apposite Express ImÌih wtlli thè eolideltined stili k cottage, front nnd back |*irclies. foccs office. Frank Grnhtn'» Tailoring Co—For *°Ulh Golden Uike. 3 utiles mutili east nf K,ir Sole—One lilnrk broadcloth one piece Suufurd. 5 minute» walk. u> street rail*, «un a n d one nil wool striped coot s u i t , , Q o s r d e is T .» t B l* k » way, rnllroad Fine tlriiiking ,1»,, (wo men's »ult». w nv also Almi Oveido O veido rn llro a d Unix drinkim) 23-tf I f n iM lix r.Itn e b o ti» e H.-eper li. A ll» .wntrr. giMnl tmfhlng. Ilslilng nnd swim­ Three Light House Keeping A purtments, • r ia l i n » f r i k » h-utte l house s u b ir li» ming Also If) nerr tra il of the very Fort Kent—32 50 ( 3 00 anil $150 per weeki’ week, m o m s io b o u r d e r * ..m i t l p ' i i f u d s t o ’ lies! celery und leftuc«* land, well loaded Southeast* corder o f Setxynd St., and l mile west Come,on City, less Until u i7”,Vrei ‘Avenu'r.,‘' pny ih«« r e n i o f li t e fi« iii» e fin - lo * « o r tf quarter of mile from Sanford traction ............ m ix > le» > f o r pi») m e n i a g a llis i e v e r y For Sale—Tlie richest high land -farm in c.irlinr lamd lias a g e n tle slrifie from O iliiK In li t e h o u s e ro g a r .H e s s o f Ih » Nor tb to Souiti Fnil. so there will never Orange county. Stock nnd tool«. Thirty o » n e r s li lp t h e r e o f he any danger nl souriHl land Guaran­ arres. 2 in fru|l anil 12 in cultivated teed to get Bowing wells on laud Ren- held, halunc* in posture und woodland. tollable price, aud teruis to suit. Ad- Good Hroom house and out building». Gas­ C s lls th e n lc s . oline engine a n d water wor^a.' 3 S mile« ilre»a box 1127 ('tty. 2-tf5 “T hose Latin race» uso n g tenf' town, M mile from belt line on S il­ W anted—Two white Imys for messen- from many gestore» « b e n th«y • taiu^ ver latke. 1'leusuiit to look a t Very gets Salary and » ¡« m m I o|il«irt\j|li(y (0 ’ Ye». replied tho Jiusjr hittu, , "ahd healthy. Elevation 70 feet above S a n ­ It's n lulgld) good Idcu tt «timlily you learn teiegrdpliy. Western Union Tclc- ford. Cheap a n d term» easy. C. F. Wil­ 'groph Co. s ' 30-2p to fnke jrouy piiy«lei«I c u ltu re tlKhf liams, Box 923. Sanford. Fla. 10-tf I bought IW« tracts of fine land three ttlotig » Itb >our oidlnury exercliu l e u acres of good land for sale at a years ago. I improved and cultivated bargain. Three acres cleared and cropthpm. Well located. I wont one for a lnst season. All under fence. Near home and trucking See me for bargain» K D id n 't T e ll th e W h o lo T r u t h . ling station on traction line. Almost on oifier». I-evi Blnford. Just south of A woman pr«>nclier says (but her Particulars at Herald 27-tf . i given away. ■ex is to blame for m 0»t of th<< di Crystal Ice Factory. Office. Wanted-AStrndy potition with fmit or voices One might go even f u rth e r "To my Sanford friends who employ and sta le that -If It wero not for h«r truck grower1. Reference. Joltn R. Laigle, me when at the Beach, and have used Pottstown, Pa. 29 -ltc ■ex fliero wouldn’t be tiny divorce» — my Celebrated Little Pink Malaria Pill», For Sale, by Owner— D-room, 3-story, which you know never fail to cure Malar­ Cleyeland TMafp Dealer. strictly modern house, at 513 Oak avenue; ia nnd Liver a n d Blood disorder*. Tell one of \h e best residence streets in S a n ­ your friends they can get them at every ford; good barn, 83 foot from; good shade; Drug Store in Florida. Call for 1-C-U-C E v il Bound to S pread. T h e re Is no sort o f w ro n g deed« of 5 block» front beort of city Cali Pitone p , |i . Guaranteed by Dr Jno A. Vnn Val3 M tc , Frl.-4-lp u h lc ti n itim i can b«*ar (he p u n is h m e n t 139. or nddr«*«*,P. 0 Box 1229. Burgain— 5 acre» of land in Deck Itninalone You cannot D o lu te y o u rs e lf and For Sale—The simplest nnd liest smudge raock; bett land in thè cnunty; oli clrared put H a l th*. e v il th a t 1» In you «ball heaters on the market. F. A. Schumprrt. nnd irrigatimi pl.mt ctitnpfete, with I nere not spread M en's liv e s nro ns th o r13-tfc celery, 3 ocre» lettuco; nnother acre ready Sanford. Fla. o iig h ly blended w ith each o th e r na th e for potatoci or anything. Crup and land Lost—Black enatnel bodge pin. with a ir Lh«7~ b re a th e K r l l apreada aa complete, 13,500.00. F. M. Mecartney, pearls. Initials T. N. T. S. Leave at Her­ n a c a ia a r ilr »» dl»«»»».— Q e o r f* B ilo t FU. R. F. D. No. 3. Jl»ti ald office and receive reward. 30-ltp >. . J Vi »»— *»*», . -, ,,)*• j, , .. . f s!'*’ WANTS“; -‘« c a ri* ? ».• -. -t * •..’V �■ December THE «AhfOND rUftUO od for silence.' "You young rascal! You caught old Banty thla time, didn't you? And ho come especially to find out w hat you wantqd him to bring down the chim ney—*' "W allingfordI How In the name of all that*! possible did you get here?**Dick Elkina, an old chum of Now York daya, atood In tho doorwny and held out a glad hand of welcome. A w eight ol Relief fell from Walling­ ford's shoulders. H e w a s g p ibnge# a stran g er to a strange house*. .,And ggd bo Imagine It, or did a glad H b t come also Into the ayes of th e wopanT "How about yourtslfT" ho asked when they had shaken hands. "This Is my own t o u s o and my own sister,** laughed Elkina. "But where In the world did you and Mra. Yale strik e up an acquaintancet" He cast an Interrogative glance a t hla alietr. *‘8ls. you never told me—" Sylvia glanced quickly at W alling­ ford and a deep blush mingled with th e glow from the fire In her cheeks. Bhe explained the circum stances and W allingford-w as quickly n u d e to foal th a t he had come to th e right house. **I will stay u n d er one condition only," he said finally, "and th at'la th at you all will accept, w ithout protest, the Cbrlatm aa gifta w hich I brought for my sister and h er family—w ith­ out question.” T here waa a m om ent’s sllenco and th e prom ise was mndo, laughingly. "But we will hnvo to return the fa­ vor," brother and sister-spoke aa one voice, It waa decided. • '"Too bad Vale couldn’t get here." rem arked Elkins, la te r In tbo evening when, tho small boy having been tucked Into bed, th e th ree sat about the blaxlng fire. "Yea—we would have made a Jolly quartet," anld Hylvln Wallingford wns alm ost guilty of a g:\*p. The calm, unconcerned way In which ehe remarked th at her husband would hnvo completed n quartet on C hristm as ovo had he been able to get there, was rather disconcerting Dick Elkina arose and left tho room to get tho boy's toya. "Bring down tho aultcaao In my room.” cried W allingford. He was aa eiclted a* a boy, "You will not re g ret having promIned to accept what I had bought for JU> W allingford bssn anyth in g but a w ealthy bach­ elor and accustom ed to barInc everythin» bo wantod, J. th e dreum atanoea would b a ro aoomod loan ot a calam ity. ' Ho bad boon on hla * * 7 , to Ban rra a c la c o to apond Cbrlatm aa j| i w ith bla fiarorlto tuarriad sister; and m idway, in the moot b arren deaert of th a country, a bridge bad boon aw ept bway by wtnisy gnlea. Ilia deatlnatlo a could jiov possibly bo reached until C brlatm aa T#*"**11 ormr’ 3 Wafctogfdrd caat a glance out over th e wide atretch of Tolling plain* with, only a few d latta ro d abadra to break* th e ir oadlaaa w a a ti; a n d then ; h o ,. looked back ter hla bulj^ng ault caao. ‘ ■Thi latec t and m oat wondarful loya ' -./h e could find in the city ahopa w are Vl* crowded Into th at bag. for hla atater’a only boy. Then, not caring w hether o r n o t * highwaym an m ight be looking I n a t th e window of the parlor car, he took a »mall box from hla waist 9 coat pocket and looked sorrowfully at* a ring from wblcb throe exquisite ■ & *' diam onds flashed back g t him. W allingford laaned back In hi* chair and In Im agination pictured hlo stater*! joy when d ip p in g that ring on her Anger. . He could hear her IF : aoold him for hla extravagance and chaff him for b arin g no one ole«, for ,Cm tq 4wyr «uek b%ub ?rn.-a(V ^g^M r^JifaH lngford— leaned JpMittghtVy toward” ByTvfa’i gray dr«»a as ho m ight h a re caet It to the de'ptho and through iho stran d s of her golden of the eoa; It would do him us much hair, m n llh e man In him bad a elrug good there as It would In hie pocket gle bdfwfîSjyrncJilng the light In his under (ho present circum stance«. own e^JsTM tw da tho girl hernelf who W allingford wah reconcile^ ‘ to a -woe-«i neh Ie to llUo a trem or Christmas dinner oror a lunch coun­ "I promise,*'_Ä e Bald unsteadily. ter when hla eye caught tho nam e of "Hut It seems-AWd *' m r ' YankrOle. Yankvllle probably boast­ Dick pi-turned, staggering under a ed a naar-lhouaand Inhabitant, yet load of toys. Then they sü! Jumped Yanktllle also auggeated tb» nam e of gladly into-{he etili It of Christm as ® re rlr-^ Ja c k Everly. W hen W alling­ ''W hen my hustuiud waa living," ford had last (hoard of Jack E vrrly said Hylvla' s« she pinned up a tiny I dream or a Wonderful Jay lit the kingdom of toy* with three grown np peo­ ple to play with him, that tha three again aat about the open fire. T never sp en t a happier C hrist­ mas," said W allingford w ith a glad ring In hla voice. *'Nor I." p u t In Dick. "Y ale missed a good tim e all rig h t," ho added aleepBy. ”81« and h e r brother-to-law ore quite am ltten." And unaw are of the havoc he b ad io fe ated to W allingford'« heart he took 'hUr departure fo r bed, leaving th e tw o In alienee. But the.allen co was a com plete ono —one In which spoken word« and thoughts w ere unnecessary. A fter a moment W allingford . leaned forward and compelled S ylvia's eyes and while b e did so he took h er right hand and removed the rin g and put it firmly on the third finger of h er left hand. "Next C hristm as," h e said tenderly, "we will apend a t our own flrealde. I t la all very audden and very wonderfnl, Sylvia, b u t I always do Im portant things suddenly an d —lova la alw ays wondarful."_________________ . Come und choose just what you want w.have it. No matter what your requimm-nt.s may be ns to quality or price, we can Jfurntsl) |}our Citttre j^ouor from our magnifleent stock. All woods, .ill finishes, all grades all styles. We arc ju-ii\ proud of our Hue and want to show it t o \ mm - Drop in to-day WILLIAMS &MILTEER Rand Building P*. H. Ramd, Gto. H. F cxnalo. Sec y S .L & F. C. D m « . 1911. ? T he F 27-41 Frl * **» * » ÍF -. Dont forget to try the dried chipped beef— chipped while you wait at W. W. Longs grocery. 15-tf u s Ford • • ID . {ROBERTS f V y iY I (Mill OWNER WEARS A SMII 1 F O R They cun o lfo rd " to —|u * l lo o k —lu te s t m odrla ot (h r lOKli t M' with .fu l. e q u ip m en t■ i’ 5 - P a s s e n g e r d u r i n g C a r; T trrrn W in ^ 3— P a s s e n g e r R o a d s te r C ar 2— P a s s e n g e r T o rp e d o (tu n a h o iit, lo re d o o rs D e liv e r y C a r . * . H R PI I T >>" ' '-V'> I OK DtMOSS 1 NATIONS S t t ON WNIII J. P. HOLBRO 0 K D istrib u to r, Orange 121 S outh Orungc Avenue AKE nml O scfolo C ounth-' - . ! *•» OKI AM Ml. 11 (IKiUA ro M ir C O M M I S S I O N G lace C h e rrie s 'F r u i t C akes Plum Pudding M in c e M e a t A p p les • - 310 W A S H IN G T O N S T N E X T . N i V, M 'h k UPTERENCES -V .. tM jW .M w .f r C o itici Jay S li t « A rifig NaliooaJ .1 K indly write for »tend! if needed B i ú Btki all Mer- G ra p es V ' cantili A(ibciti •„t ' Him Into th e W arm th House. e IKS M E R C H A N T S SOUTHERN SHIPPING NO. 50 ‘ * 1 * yl B ananas Net 1Am 1 Oranges, Grapefruit Pineapples, Vegetables ; C ry s ta lize d G in g e r ; ¡i mo CST A H C lS IltlD D ate s • I wi. i.i,J- ’< M I S T A K E S. H. & E. H. F R O S T F ig s ■ ‘V• NO s im p R aisins stocking, "he always spoke of the day when ba coul&do thla------” The sad of her sentence wag drowoed to the clatter of'll huge box of bloeka drop­ ping to tha hearthstone. •‘Cheer up," said Walltngford| "wooden blocks don’t break." Ha stooped,to plok the fallen toys and .wondered If the woman pinning up tha stocking beside him heard tha thumping of hla heart.. A imalL box found Its way Into. Sylvia's hand. "Mrs. Vais, I can t keep this anoth­ er minute." Wallingford said. ,**011, I aayT exclaimed Diok when the flashing diamond ring was un* wrapped. "You shouldn't expect to make ala take— '* ' "You promised." The ayes of the two men -met and Elkina knew then and there what Wallingford's 11pe would speak. , With two of the nposlle sex against her Bylvta had little chance to demur cried gloofully. "I heard your sleigh and with a tingling sensation to every W i t and saw your b lf fussy 00* 11 nerve she slipped the ring on bar „Mamma. lsn*t he BftHa ClausT right hand. I k e child*i mother . Would her* It wan late the newt night whew _J Just across the s trrrt President S. L k F. Co. N uts The red glow from en open.. fire within cheered Wallingford*« numbed faculties as'b e rapg the bell at the • Srerly door JC ft “ J C andy k' On th e face of h e r w ho opened th e 5? door, su rp rise was th e principal ex­ * . '» •. pression For, W allingford, bis sixfeet-tw o encased In a g re a t fur coat all dangling with glistening snow Kc • beads and hla handsom e glowing face looking frankly Into ber own, was a su rp rise for any eyes. Bhe did not wait for blm to axplaln hla errand bu t with the m atro n 's priv­ S ir -U ilege of hospitality Invited him Into the w arm th of tha bouse. « t 1 the latter waa located In Yankrllle. That waa som e eighteen m onths be­ fore. but there, waa no reason why he should hot be th ere atlll. I t wea too oold to atand outsider she explained and waited for hla question. * ■' / *1 am Bob Wallingford," be began meeting the eesy cordial expression od her blue eyes. ‘T am one of the belated passengers of the bridge tieup and daolded to run' over and see If Jack Evert/ would take pity oh. an old friend and—* “Jdhk Eysrty left * ardile played about her lipa at men­ tion of the Illustrious village, "some six or seven months ego—", Embarrassment, disappointment end euro d ee ^mingled equally in Walltogand did not; escape the Bylvta Vali. She spoke with ' raady taut f. • v* -4^..4 •• '- •• "Takd off that great coat, anyway, H K v, and come Into the fireside. lt‘e no Bight to ba out" ' • Wallingford followed the' allm grayclad figure to a decidedly chaotic ■tate of mind. Mingled with hla em­ barrassment at having, walked Into an absolute itranger'e house, waa tha ■udflen attraction he felt for this girl with the aun-llt hair. Something—the combina lion perhaps—wee making him feel like a tongue-tied schoolboy. It waa a most un us us] state of mind for ^ .. ~ -flbrTYalltaifnrd. There was a patter of little feet and a tiny hoy of three years threw himself into Wallingford*« arms. ' 9.w ! Are you Banta Claus T" he 8K-*. E-vc ^ f a CompletE -line of jfurntturr Notice It seem ed th a t everyone In Yanktrine knew the E fsrly hom estead ’ It was th e only one of any proportion» to th e Tillage. ■n?, . ^ F *V mim ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ + •> Annual m eeting of the stockholders of The Sanford Ll£ht A Fuel 'Cptjfpany, for the electloh of directors will be held ut the office of the president Monday, Jan u ­ ary 7th, 1912, at 2 o'clock p. m. IH P r-? pî,.*. 22 SOLICITING AGENT WANTED E X P E R IE N C E COUNT ' D O E S L O C A T IO N A N D Special Holiday N^xt D oor to P o a to fflee W i f e ' ¡ V . 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Special Offering ln Ferna Designs to Order. florida A. , X M A 8 F L O W E R S m NOW R o sta w w Kai. »j tA S T t* LILLIfc*. »» J-*. All Order* R ot.lv. Prompt All.ntion. MILLS,Vfhc Florist, Ine. Alift. ' H. JAM ES, Manager, J a c k s o n v ille , FU- . çôyina.tîv Ha ynootJuAiSak. x u # <~ ' CAHNATIONS. It»A n p«f Ja*. *. TsW.wiM WMsila» m iku . r- _ I ................... ............................ . M C �— December 22, IW1 FOR CHRISTMAS S afety Razors, G em , J r, G em , Enders, E ver Ready, Razoc, Auto Strop and G illette A FULL MNF OF I. A nice line ol X. L. AND ROBESON POCKFI Carving Sets and Butcher KNIVES Knives A Complete line of Rochester Chafing Dishes, Percolators, Coflee and Tea Pots ‘1847" Rodgers Knives, Forks, Table Spoons. The Best Line on the and Tea M arket Hill Hardware Company Sanford - I m p o r t u n i O r illiM iir .e s P a s s e d I Mèrci R r u r iln g C ity C o rn u 'll m et in rc tp ib u v in t im i l)<#- i* T L D _ eem tier IM lh. a t 7 Til |i m 1‘irs e iU . W. I> III. M i m i p r i- s h lm t |.fn le n t II W a rd , S __ - _ i. A t th la aensnn ih o ahop w in d o w , w iih Ofilecting IflG ir rrO S G n tS . I t . w e a lth of r h r la lm a » « fftirln g a . h«.i &o unusual c h a rm fo r e ve ry c h ild . E v e ry » to r« fro n t him Its quota of n d m lrln g Utile folk» e a g e rly a eloctlng fr o m th e v a s t v a rie ty or good th in g » ihoan w h ic h they mod w l-h . and m any n n o to to gooQ o ld H anta U b e in g w rltU m btuieii on K u tlg r n tn l .1 II I >ii v I x ti I A lr - e n l, 11 I. T in n it ic i. I l K S lc v .in s n u l ll \ ll iiw . i r il M h iiiic i n i It IH ili I Veil v la t the) »•*«».* v,I 11 tea l am i la it in c c tiii. (In m u tu ili an i. iiln m ii. e c n t ii lc l. A ll i ( I r i l i m i i u r E s t u b liiliin i! n Itcu* h M a rk i n ! I h r Cu > n i S a u fn ril. t* a» I'lm ct| m i i t i » e c -] N o n m y M u »he i; lv c d h e r Mu B o m o id n ' 'id I » 11» iim A n d any alie m ust il Couldn’t Walk! M uuy I F lo rid a I re n d in g by t i l l e m ily m u l p*i»fwd “I used to bo troubled with a weakness peculiar to women," write* Mrs. Anna Jones, of Kenny, 111. "For nearly a year, I could not waljc, without holding my sides. I triVd several different doctors, but I grew worse. Finally, our druggist advised Cardul for my complaint I was so thin, my weight was 115. Now, I weigh 153, and I am never sick. I ride horsqback as good as ever. I am In fine health at 52 years." M oved m ill necoailed d ia l dm tu I ch tie in k ', it m id w a ived m id i l lit* pb ii cil m i H i th ird m i l l , S h e 1st n u rke d h e r * m g m u! lin a i |uiHSiigr ' t 'a r iic d h ) n iw n k e e ji her tilH ld l i m i l i v o te II M u d i r i, ¡ih n r i i im i d» . VVfte c im e » h u t. n » d >• T c n ^ iu ; t im i fim i!" [ h i n a i e ^ ("ln m il rcawn tótr.-ki«*- '• , ¡Iihni!ir . tlite f n lliiw m it v n t r i were i a l Yens. I le i hand Ik « It I» »hut i« t . Mulden. W a rd . K u iig r m id ntine N e u " t- . tim e d a w a y And lie n W h e n it» C h rlb T u u s E ve jiK uIn A n d n il o f 11» c l i l l d c I II» In* A t th e C h u rc h a n d t 'h rlu 'n iiiN T r e t 1— /JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY 1 I TT K. Mundy B nnd M iivetl a n d i»eiinn1etl d i n an u rd in a tic c e n d d e tl. A ll O rd in a li* r Cl i l ilh ili t l g d ie K iel lim i or M ilin lm iiiin e e id H ill I k in r d i. Mill I'u s lln g . m id d ie l. c ll i'm ig a n d M ark m e of S id r w n llii lo r ri lin n l |)liu e d uu H it ( In i.I (e u .h in t m id lin n l passO n ro ll c u ll the fu lln w tu g vsle s w ere em t Yen». Holden, No. D n v i i o n C n i tieil A ll '111 I1* n f th * W ile b e h in d th e Id « T re e - *0 W e c n n ’l nee t i l l lie n , you k n o w , A n d It'» n il ltd lo n d e d do w n V f i t h th e p u rl 11 »I t li Iti p:« In t o w n I I I . Mu Hu e R ange It w a i (it.in * . I on th e n It u u I p . i* n ig r v o le » w,*re W o rd m id K u f Writ» to- LiJi«»' A iI tI k h t D * p t, Cb«llin(W|» M tditi»« Co.. Ckattuiooj». Tran., lo r SptcUl /m lrurfkm *. *nd « p u t booh. ‘ >«m»« T ru tra ru l loi Worn«» “ *<nl h*«. J SS t lir i i .m * tie I 'h ii i ’*l o n It» .1 j u m i l g r . ( 'm il e d it» t h u d On r e n d in g m il c u ll cast N o . |) u th e fo b Y e *. H o ld e n . v i» i ii i . C o rn e d . Move.) n o d le n iiu le d tlm t un O rd llH lIlic \ o 1)1 >1111 .11 « e t ir n n lin g O r t t U t l e n title d K ig h n jin . I I 'n . i t . c - I " the S niifu r d Telephone Wa have thousands of such letters, and more are arriving daily. Such earnest testimony from those who have tried It, surely proves tho great value of this veg' 1 ble, tonic medicine, fur women. Cardtii relieves women s sufferings, and builds weak women up to health and strength. If you are a woman, 'lvo It a trial. It should help you, for It has helped a trill­ ion others.’ It Is made from pure, harrtd.ess, herb Ingredi­ ents, which act promptly and autely on the womanly organs. It is a good tonic. Try itl Your druggist sells it n n o r d in a n c e P r o h ib it in g M u ll lir e » III III I ll lu w im ! m id I Iii*v *1 110 1 o im n o iily K n o w n u» th ir d r e a d in g m id L iv e d In p o o r o u l ho ua o In to w n , And do /r tn t d o o r »tep» n l n il W htro the fe n c e ‘tu n il t o r o d o w n . t it h' ojd b u r a 'lim t th e w i i l l ; And no dt.r .1 kt o. f t on th e d o o O litili» , M i ' hut they ’n r t» K u rd M u v i'd m id le t iin d e il t l n i l S p iM iiest fo lk » y o u e v e r I ’ti.rpna* (ihn cd un i n d a rd r e n d im i m id ( 'ju rie d li w n * d ie n pit 1 ». 1 ill N e a r lle e r L A d m lt a t t iK he tijjf*. her N> . C a rrie d . e n title d A liu v iw iii GRAY MOTORS IN FLORIDA t V r , are nunyOrty Motor« in Clorl.tp to. flay tlviric i-rfeet ,att«t**tlon We want to «dii ,<•> imTi.r i*. the 11-1 «I wit 11lieti (i It A V oh nur« in t.« ir ■l .i l, 1 1 o t t iir iit io t i, th e n*- ( ’o in p m iv And with. And abet. li » iim r k e d I d iI In Monili 'p I re»*’* 1>1 bromi when li» winter there, mow ut evpr'whcre, ol on .In ly 7 1 li I ' 1" . ’ nnd m o d ify in g Neil indimi> Ki»y a lim n w b e re Tencher»' you m id » riid frjiu rliiM * e o o tm n e d . It w m th e n p l.ii ed 1111 and C u rrie d . it» th ir d re n d in g ntld lin n l |M »»m ic I lie m il w in c u lle d nnd th e f o llo w m g vote i m l W t . H o ld e n . Htlll W c can lupply you for ìiiuncdìalc shi|imcnt BEANS u* ^ tt* no c a rp e t on Ito floor. And do nre — nnd ■bwJ»-md- head •d In bed ®o coffee hut lit *nfd muih— i’s »11 they had ber S sU health down go O - ; . 1» hug ana hold me where ■ t£• «y S rmy hor'Ma to0and • , ; My kU«a agalfl E*' »ho tclled her we ^ 0 havo a cbjis’inua-Tree ttl pmm“3' 8ch00,‘ ,‘t‘“ •** “ »dren, and ttr her. T* r 206 E. Bay St., Jacksonville), Fla. H o lle r To f’alioiiiemtd Kttiplnyc» of the .Atlantic Co.i»t Line The Telephone Operator 1» kept ndviaed of the e*iHM*ted arrival time of Iru m i til Sunfonl. mtd all cWJO'rhcd nre requested to dill ••Central" fvr'tltl» iitfuentatlnn. In­ stead ol culling diipn(dlsriNnlffr-, ns hfret tfore. ■ Th* Telephone Exchange hn» hcett t’e- Fer jtore children” —my Ma aaya And C’oro^i^lel• any they Kin a» "L ittle Alandy'a T ree" 'ull bo UlgEcr than tho other Tree! fCn)>; r tf tot. I»f Hol>txs*M«*rr«U Ott.) fiu b trtd not to m u k r connection w ith Uls'lE id h e i1»'. ofllc e u n te s s -th e p a rty c u llin g io f ,vam e Binie» to w fiotn ^ h c V U h e f to God hutes.a short yardatlek. ' ■ ipznk nnd ort w h a l b o *ln e ts , and uulcaa tfte h u s litc M is urg e n t and im p o rta n t the Dad acod flourlah tho beat- In good connection w ill riot bo made. , ' TRUTH IN PLAIN CLOTHES, ft Tills 0.1 account of diapatebera being very huay and have t»o titn# to mtswrr Money alono cannot niaka anybody tel •phone calls. < M. (htn vn, 3l-2tc Assist. Supt. A- C. L K. R. Co.* Truth novor dodgeit, no matter who •hoot». ‘T r * * - O w a r f l n o P ro o « B » . * The Japan»»» procela of dwaiUng a T thlnk-nen abe . l*Ä -(JirUTaüAica#l The Dqad Sea la human* form (a a pía* tro* latta about lea reara. (eU,Iou, ipoD,«. ... • tj-i’y,' ■■*•. .V ., . ... . . .. - . - ■ RYE l h#fMJ«l S#il Ho**# Inih# Hi*I# *** ber M a lo lle d “V M» »ho OATS E. a . m a k t in ft c o m p a n y L i t t l e M nndy. th o u g h all«’ d o n 't A n s w e r— and Mn »ay “ she w o n 't N e v e r, th o u g h ea ch y e a r th e y 'll bo ' L l l t l o M oridy'a C hrla'm uM -Trw o.!* U lti« M & ndy's lu c k - PEAS Movi compiute line of Poultry Supplici. Garden and Field Seed* in F lo rid i N on th o m an he w 1i I» | h t s , mo T bF th e T e n rh o r heur» you k n o w N on h e -tlp lo e h u ck und so O u i th o hl»; d o o r l»t ¡1» » lo w ' Abd Sir! W hen w eTo la Ibe door. Bu-.. t^ U P ilip u ia - w nltIny: th e re ' i | 1 i'e d liy t ile t r y 1 ity >.l S .in fo rtl. F lo rid 11. T U I ,t t in ti 1 1lituo tip L*/ 1 iln l, llie ih . u ig H ig u e t t . i lii lo iid ili o m S tillili p ln to «•ver h e iird ' ' " freeze to death Homo day .111 o i . l l l i i l l l . c C ount'll L ittle M u li «I > ' \ \ Ite le I» » h e 7" word ni)'» Ma »ho »ny « t*'» r iiiin e e o f n if im Io n b lu n te d hy tile lo w u ■.1 s . iiif. u ij. I ,iiiI-i 1 K It VI1 1. tie il i»y W ill tu, » w Thu run m (Uh In arhvtln» aO IlA Y—tliry tin b*,;hr.l ne by * ctmrwntiw th a t mean« i b —tittle .atlpfarllon to yum. 11 yea d id not cel our l—i M in i.« w rit« far It today, * ... '-if t There is no wrong end up with an , ~ Jk SdfNhng- J P •*. C AN T LEAK r with this safely' fountain pen. Just »tick it into your pocket any way it happens to go. little twist mnkes it leaktight, in k - U n lit, Aik -TtOnr. !t)me in jitpj stje ho\y ,lhc. little twist curlWrl itt up tip nniuV how ijuickly it tills itself. r HENRY McLAULIN �D e c e m b e r 22 . 1911 HE original cause ii of tha troubla was J ab o u t tw e n ty i: years In growing. ;! At tha and of th a t lim a It was |; w orth 1L Had you *,ved anyw here within jT U m 60 miles of Sun* I VvY down ranch you yT» B r f ' u l y wou*^ have heard of It. It possess,J ©d a quantity of " Q I gI K w rT l 1st black hair, a I * ly ]n f " e l l pair of extrem ely 1 v ir frank, deep brown l" ^ * . eyes and a laugh * j | th a t rlpp!«d across d frf tha p rairie llkq th a sound of a hidden brook. T he name of It waa R oalta McMullen; and she Waa the daughter of old m an McMullan of the Sundown sheep ranch. T h era cam e riding on red roan steeds—or, to be more explicit, on a paint and a flea-bitten sorrel—two wooers. One was Madison Lana and th e other waa the Frio Kid. But at th a t tim e they did not c*ll him the F rio Kid, for he had not earned the honors of special nom enclature His nam e was simply Johnny McRoy. It m ust not be supposed th at these tw o were the sum of the agreeable R oslta’s adm irers. The bronchos of a •do*on others champed their bits at the long hitching rack of the Bun eyes (not ware cast In Those savannas th a t did not belong to the flocks of Dan McMullen. Hut -of all the cava liars Madison I jldo and Johnny Me Hoy galloped far ahead, w herefore they are to be chronicled. Madison Lane, a young cattlem an «from the Nueoea country, won the race Its and Roalta ware m arried one C hristm as day. Armed, hilarious, roclferous, magnanimous, the cowmen and th e sheepm en. laying aside their hereditary hatred. Joined forcee to lOelebrale the occasion. Out while the wedding feast was at iits liveliest thorn descended upon It Johnny McRoy, bitten by JeaJouay, like one possessed T i l glvu you s C hristm as present,” he yelled, shrilly, at the door, with hla ■i6 tn hla band. Even than hu bad some reputation as an offhand sh o t Hla first bullet cut a neat underblt iin Madison Lane’s right ear. T he bar ;r*l of hla gun moved an Inch. The •next shot would have been the b rld * ^ had not Carson, a sheepm an, pos­ sessed a mind with tflggers some what wall oiled and in repair. «The guns of the wedding party bad been 'bung, tn their belts, upon nails In the wall when they e*f at table, as a con oesalon to good taste. But Carson, with great promptheoa, hurled hi* plate of ro a s t'Ivenleyn and frtjoiea at McRoy, spoiling hts aim The second bullet, then, only phittered the white jpetala of a. Spanish dagger flower sag*, ponded two feet above R o tlla’a head. Tho guests spurned tholr chairs and Jumped for their weapons. It w as considered an Improper - act to shoot the bride and groom a t e wed■ding. In about gta second*'there were •twenty or so bullots due to be wbliislng tn th e direction of Mr. McRoy. T i l shoot b e ttsr n e tt tim e.“ yelled “ ihnny; “and th ere’ll be a next tin}«" t bonked rapidly out the door. T he cattlem en swept out upon him, oelllng for vengeance. But the sortie failed in lta venigeanoe. McRoy waa on hla horse and jowoy, shouting back curses. , and ■threats aa he galloped Into th e coaoealtng chaparral. T h at night waa tha blrthnlght of th e Frio Kid. H e becam e the “bad m an” of th a t portion of the state. The re jectio n of hla auJt by Mina McMul Ion turned him to n dangerous man. 'W hen officers w ent afte r him for th e •hooting of Carson, he killed tw o of them , and entered upon th o life of an outlaw . W hen ho v a n . a t la s t shot « a d killed by a little o n e arm ed Mex to a n , w ho waa nearly dead him self « ro m T rig b t, th e Frio Kid had tho d o e tha of I I m en on hla head. . Many tales a re told along tb o b o r­ d e r of hla Im pudent courage and daring. B ut b e was not one of the brood o f desperadoes who h a r e as*-, •o n s of generosity and even of softn e s s They say he never had m e rc t on th e object of hla agger. - T o t a t th is and every C hrlatm astlde It ta w ell to give eech one credit. If It can £ he may havo p o s s e s s e d ? It the T rio Kid e re r did a kindly a rt or folt a throb of generosity tn his heart It was once at such a time and season, and this Is tbo way It happened: One Decem ber In Ihe Frio country rode the Frio Kid and his Batelllte snd co-murderer, Moxlcsn Frank. The Kid reined In his mustang, snd sat In bis ssddle, thoughtful and grim, with dangerously narrow ing eyes. “1 don’t know what I been thinking about, Mex,” ho rem arked In his usual mild drawl, “to have forgot all about a C hristm as presont I got to give. I’m going to ride over tomorrow night and shoot Madison iJine In hts own bouso. He got my girl—lioslla would have hod me If he hadn’t cut Into lb« gapio. I wonder why I happened to overlook It up to now?" “Ah. shucks, Kid." said Meilcan. “don’t talk fdollshneaa. You know you can’t get within- a mile of Mad lim e ’s hmiso tomorrow night. I see old man Allen day boforo yesterday, and he says Mad Is going to have Christmas doings at his house. You rem em ber bow you shot up tha festivities when Mad was m artlod, and about the th rea ts you m ade? Don’t you sup­ pose Mad Lane’)! kind of keep his eye open for a certain Mr. Kid? You plum b m ake me tired. Kid, with such rem arks." “I’m going,” ropeated tho Frio Kid, w ithout heat, ”to go to Madison llano's Christman doings, and kill him. I ought to have don© It a long time ago.’’ ’T h c ro ’s oUier ways of committing suicide," advised Mexican. "Why don't you go and surrender to tho sheriff?" •TU got him.” said tho Kid. • C hristm as evo fell ax balmy as April. P erhaps th ere waa a hint of far away froatlnoss In the sir, but It tingled like seltxer, perfum ed faintly wltb late prairie blossoms and the inesqulle gross. When night came the five or *1* rooms of the ranch house were bright­ ly lit. In one room was s Christman tree, for the la n e s had a boy of three, and n dozen or more guests were ex­ pected from tho nearer ranchos. Thu guests had arrived In buck boards and on horseback, and were making them selves comfortable lnsldo The evening went along pleasantly The guests enjoyed and praised Itosltn’s excellent sup|>er. and afterward the men scattered In groups about the rooms or ou tho _ broad "gallery." aM aE B B — d x l m ti n g „ The C hristm as tree, of course, de­ lighted the youngsters, and above all were ih ty pleased when Banta Claus himself In magnificent whit«* b«-«trd and furs appeared and began to distribute the toga. “ i t ’s n y p a p a .” announced B am pKiD , aged six. ~BEo TouriiT bo ono In th e room but Modi ion. "W here li my present th at 8 an ta ■aid he left for me tn here?” abe asked. "Haven’t aeen anything In th e way or a present," said h er husband, laugh­ ing, “unless he could h a re m eant me." The next day Gabriel Hadd, the foreman of the X O ranch, dropped Into the post office at Loma Alta. “ Well, the Frio Kid’s got his dose of Usd at last.” be rem arked to th e postm aster. "That so? How’d It b ap p en j" “One of old Sanches's Mexican sheep herders did It*—think of It! the Frio Kid killed by a sheep herder! The G reaser eaw him riding along past hla camp about twelvo o’clock last night, and was so akeered th at he up with a W inchester and ' let him h a re I t Funniest p art of It was that the Kid was dressed all up with white Angora-skin whiskers and a regular Hanty Claus rlg o u t from head to foot. Think o i the Frio Kid playing S a n ty l” ^C opjrrjahC 1110. by F. L. NsUon.) Don’t BlameYour Collar Ten chances to one it doesn't M irrin e i? o trl JH rs. Bonn* Tbayrr, prop C o rn e r F o u rth and P a lm a d o ’ S a lted A lm o n d s O liv e s C elery C lucsc Sii R oast T urkey, O y ster D rcssi ug ^ C ranbctry Sau ce >*■ M ashed Brow n P o ta to es R oast Y oung Pig (irccu T Baked Apples ; S w eet P o ta to C rpqucttcs * M ince Pie A pple Pie » Fried I loin Pum pkin Pic V a n illa Ice Cream Assorted C N cufchatel and Roquefort Cheese T ea C offee Ice Tea RATES' 5 0 c PER P>.ATE * + * 4 * * + * * + * * - ; - * ' > + 4 * * + + - t - + - ++++•(->♦<*<••:•<• ♦+**♦■ > -t~r+•> «•,*<. fit because if is not properly laun* O u r method for laundering col­ lars produces a beautiful satin fin ­ Of F lorida o ra mode Iw ltti ibEAL . fTRTlLIZLKS. The for in iil.sw ii.n been c r e a te d th ro < ih n o tu a l fteid urArk and g x sctly m rrt tin needs t th e g ro w er. Why n i l th e BEST, especially D.s It Is the C.tii \i F ST ? lV[vY* •■ **' ish and shapes each collar just as it was when new. Not only that, but every shirt arid garment we launder is laundered to fit just as the maker intended. ' ° * '* - Ideal Veibtbble Manure ' Peruvian Vegetable Manure W. & T/s Special M ixture ¡Vo. I Ideal fr u it and Vine Manure Ideal Celery I crlili/cr Ideal lettuce fe tiiii/t Ideal lom alo . e< lili/t Ideal Beau Sju’r.Lil CALL At OCR LOCAL VyAKniOLiSt Let us show you. 0 A d d rrrss— W igont call everywhere Progress Steam Laundry V-J**£■V VVV 4* -í-V *?•V*î* Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co 4*❖ v v v METZ ROADSTERS H illy Ilerkty. a sheepman, an old friend of Lalio, stopped Roalta as she waa pass lng by him on tho gallery, “ Well. Mrs l-ane.” said he, "I supposii by this C hristm as y o u 're gotten over being afraid of th a t follow Mo Only exclusive huker in the city. All mixing done with latest improved S.nn tary machinery: CHAS. MAURICE, Agent S p e n ce r's Bread handled b y a ll fir s t , V class grocers. C IA L ORDERS I II LLD P R O M I* I I I Known to litt I ratlc r H O N E 106 NO. I l l PARK AVENUE W . J. T H I G P E N « COMPANY A G EN TS General Insurance Fire Sanford Í T -F-K* 1 PEOPLES BAH-OF.SANFORD -O b, T hank Youf* , - ■ . Roy, haven’t you? Madison and 1 have talked about It, you know.” "Very nearly,” said Roalta, smiling, "b u t 1 am ytill nervous som etim es. I shall never 'fo rg et th a t awful tim e w hen he cam e so n ear killing us.” "H e's the m ust cold-hearted villain In tho world," said Befkjy, “Tho cltlaens all along th e border ought to tu rn out and b u n t him down like e wolf." - "H e has com m itted awful crim es," said R ostta. "h u t—I—d o n 't—know. I th in k th ere la a spot of good some­ w here la everybody. He was no t kTways bad—th a t I know." Roalta turned Into th e hallw ay be­ tw een th e rooms. S an ta C a n s, to muf­ fling w hiskers and furs, wan Just com­ ing through. "I heard w hat you said through th e window, Mrs. Lane," b e said. “I wan Just going down In my pocket for a C hristm as p resen t for your husband. But I*Te- left ons fur you. Instead. It's tn th e room to fo u r rig h t.” / O h . th a n k yeu, kind S an ta Claus." said Roslta, brightly. V-’ J ■ Roe lta w en t:into thd room, while Psnta’ Claus stepped Into the cooler T V ^ ' J 01 «wj a" komnvM a toxoiD mo:> - ■«I ti p g -¿ X t i i i u ^ ¡ « » s ■tu * oo: I \ • ¿ l 'j ï f N ’ i , PonS 1' f a i l ! ► ««! -tu ■«! innni '* n0 01 ------------ ----- ----III P I K ld o M td t a o ililM I p ò» s t i l l i l i K } IH HD a il H D S 3 I d 0 3 d 3 H I W 4 ♦♦♦» ♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦ A Word to the ut *d o o 'i— 1H?!U Aspung • • • ixju JV | jonfqns v uojpje^ :• * . ' • » 1 s i “ ••j °i*a j? ««*«!] (s?#di,cd ) . Borrower IF you are e borr o w e r of Ibi s W paper, don’t you - think it U an In­ justice to (he man who Is peytngforltf He may be P*0 / « T » U!X Mr«p*«*a*V HdOJIVId MflO I I Thè Crippen- Music Store . .. . High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. ' *-V ». \ -' ' *' -^ �- •* U. . '.»V '-**? 1-1 — ■B* Kß Published S e m i-W e e k ly —Tuesday and F rid a y SA N FO RD H E R A L D /iV Numb*r 3S v I tk ‘ V n Shower . Hat member, o'» the Sewing Circle met residence of Mri. R. C. Maxwell Tkwid«, evening. a , d * Chlertained themselves witli « pretty fortcy worFf ontl, the dainty dfcd s CntS WW° ,CIVcd- “ ,Wr «vhicii tlic »1 room doora were thrown open und lnvl,etl ‘o f»loy a very tree which ufnamented Wx.dr J? e ablc< 11 WM twautifully dec- wllh pretty tltwel and was ablate miniature candles. Best of oil it with presents, which when W iTo-Ti Ule oil bore the name of ,r ., 1 **°°rp‘ charmltui president wo sewing circle. These packages r-s^-j ” 7 ilfu of beautiful articles, the of each member of the circle |iatena« aa a pieasant surprise oore, who wifi be monied next •T afternoon in tlw Presbyterian to ttlfe fe a * The happy Worth Living SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER couple will leave on the afternoon train fQr Jacksonville for a short visit When the shower was over the young people enjoyed n pleasant half hour in fhe General News of The Land having their palms read by n Very clever of Flowers. palmist, who predicted many interesting futures for the young ladies. The members of the sewing circle who CUllfP FROM THE STATE PRESS attended the shower were Mrs. R C MuxwelT Mis* Ruth Stnndifer. Misses Emilia As Epitome of th e W eek’» M o s t lm- and Estelle llenrd. Mell. Alice and Lucy Whitner, Lillian Gibson. Margaret and pprtant lla p p e n ln i» In t h e Eleanor Robert», Alberta Hopson. Carrie State*» Domain. * and Mary Ensminger, Miss Johnson, Miss jt* officials of the Florida East Cooat Crux, Miss Drain and Miss Gall Moore. nitvay iP St. Augustine are busy getting everything in rea tineas for the inaugurnAt The P eople's Church ^ 0 of the magnificent train aervlce On Monday night the Congregational whlch elll be, In effect during the winter church was taken - possession of by the month». The service over thla road thle children for their ,'frnns trek. The assem­ Ksaon will for aurpaaa thoj of any previ­ bly room V a s handsomely decorated for ous yesr. and magnificent oil-steel trains the occasion. The front of (lye chureti «ill be opernied. was n hank of Christmas greens, ami J o Ex-Hsyor Frederick A. Sulomonson one side of the platform stood a beautiful, pa»Vd away In Tampa o few d n y a sg o . symmetrical tree, which during the even­ [n his death Tampa lose* one of her olil- ing was lighted with many electric lights "eil and most respected citizen*. Mr. Bal- of red. white and blue These decora­ smoQSon was mayor of (lint city for three tions were in charge of Messrs Beecher oonsecuti vr years and liarTy Kcm In the lighting they [ The Southerli Motor fJont Is the name were assisted try Mr. Hooper. The opening half hour was (ileasanlly of Jacksonville's latest publication. Ilia | so iihutrated monthly publication de­ spent In Xmas songs and secilulhmk. rated to the exploitation, encouragement Here the work of the little ones made the sod development of Hie motor boat Inter­ hit of the evening Then came the ills mantling of the tree li was a goodly est in the south , It U understood th a t H o m e ste a d w ill sight to see the sparkling of ihe children's soon have the honor o f liu v ln g a b a n k in g eyes as they received [heir Utile remem institution This new in s titu t io n bus been brunets. Lvrn tin- 'gniwn ups . iiriril organised jm l w ill soon be in o p e ra tio n . ofT Unplnes of the i i i i .i m i i i i (loin a box of oranges sen! ill by Dr C F Lewis A conildrrable <|uaniity of dressed pork These X u n s days bring [heir burdens fc*i been ihl|i|«-<l from Ft Christum* durto parents and teachers, hut they also isf lb« pus l two weeks. bring lusting pleasure to the little ones Although the business activity of the stste n so young. several places have A I rib tile to Ihe I Ivlug I. gained reputation for particular products, Miss iteriha Hunirr whose marriage lo Tsinpaaml hey West for cigars, Sanford Mt- Paul J'., Ml Jiff, nccnmsl Ilee. 2tl|h. furriery. Manatee for truck. Fort g fof.ciiifisliTiTi[\piug] Starke. Lawtey, Luke- quitlllie s uf sweet dixpiisifrou' nniT*loTcTy Und ami Plant City for strawberries, Ar­ character and w consider Mr Miller cadia and Wactflila for oranges. Cedar very forlmmte in winning this young Key for cedar and oyster*, - Titusville, for woiunii We a lia li miss lier grenlly al ¡.Asti. Jscksouv.lle, St, AugvMiijic, Day- the West Find, where she tin» lived so tons, OrUixIu. Pplrn Bfoch, Miami. Fort long and where we have learned to love Ifyets. St. Petersburg, and Tampa arc the her and admire her sterling worth Our amt pram or nt tourist reports. Florid a loss no don hi. will tie some ones gain, so is the tourists Mecca and (tie finest h o ld we rejoice with her, ill her happiness. in tire world are found here, a n d - th e fin- Tile high esteem m which Miss Bertha est beachea—Statl|0 Telegraptj. was held, was manifest by Hie many re­ Dwptte thrTefforts of physicians to save ceptions held in her honor-wlieu tier e n ­ his life, L 1’ Timings, who was murder­ gagement became known ously assaulied Friday morning between We extend cuiigriiluluBuns to Mr und Asod 6 p*chx'k at the Tampa Steam Ways Mrs Miller and wish ihein many years Where he wa> rmpluyed os a watchman, nf happiness by rubbers v»i>.# entered the olflice of the \ F VII so plint ilirj Inn- Sunday night without reNotice , gaming coik iou»nets The Republican voters of Sanford are ‘ -— ----Prlrc* a t Stop _ requested lo meet in the band mom in | The popularity contest which has bemi city hull building nt 10 a m Dec. 2'Jtli nmniug for some time at tbe ^tp.r Tbentre for Hie purpose of selecting nine (9) del* tfesed Thursday night. The prizes Were re n te s to the coming Republican txntven SWirdrd Irnliiy night by Mayor Luke. tjun to be held la Orlando Tuesday, Jmi .* ¥ ***«1« u few appropriate rem irks and 2nd. 1912 Otxx F H aikins, Pttitnted the lhn*c lucky young ladies Chairman y h lhr f r . : A 4 n t i f t s . iflis K»*u* punlun, 1st prize, u beauliTV e C t q Veil Tr ee Ini diamond ring. r iilld l-h •'I |>i v viòli—m e ms "trnlig Mils Margure^ ty’Juit*. 2nd [irixe, lovely as Ireum-iilly iiilst.ikeii A ihoughi •fiver toilet mm. *■ " fui child hearing soni enne wonder Miss Linda Connelly, 3rd prize, a gold Why a certain tree In the garden wss so crooked, replied, rem em bering tha htuJed silk uuibrelln. Ths enterprising m anagem ent of ttie proverb; About ” A« th» i m « I* bent, «sr Theatre it now giving the Sanford the tre e fVlucliiied": 'I suppos* sornebody must h.ive stepped, on It whun It tk>ple Tampa's ¿«rat licensed films scrwas little " ..J™ The rwl* »re new. being run only w r or five weeks ^ f o r o being show/t After Hie Bobbery. "***• They are three or four njoftyu » W oman ilo dele, uv e i Why. It was hFwer than the licensed pictures foriuerly T h e re carne n ring at the « •in h e r e . -*_'. ^ ¿ 5 8 ® »«ft« way (hero stood two man who f (fuhr mid a raoik they have -moved t cg hl :eald they w er« from lb ‘ gus company, ——w |up ^. | Aftn l l vot V by adding addin« ,two of the well liuoivli \- ~ V \.- Stumon j. •? toa l a c t i n a m e te r s They looked so "“ If tu ihrlr orchestra, and ore giving disímil cut 1 I bonghi Ihe) wer», so I ■woetiling good fo music every night. lot them In!' [ALL AROM O H ORIDA S A N f-X J R l)— Lite „ BRICKS f ROM FLORIDA SAND The Bond Company ul Lake Ituvr u Tine P lant Helen 26, Itti V olum « tV petition was Junius HUI of Alabama who produced 212 bushels on bis acre, at a cost of cents per bushel. Each boy or girl is required to keep a close account of the cost of production, an allowance of five dollars rental for the acre of land, being une of the items. This book keep­ ing alone is an educational feature of grenl value it has heretofore been cluimsd that Floridn is no corn growing state. Flori­ dians ile|ie[id upon Hie West for most of tlie corn consumed here. The sam e is true of the other slates whose boys ntul girls are demonstrating that the South Is n Getter corn then cotton growing re­ gion. , If sucit results cun be attained in the adjacent states they certainly can be a t­ tained in Florida. Are we Floridians willing to concede Hint ttie sail of Georgia, Alabama or Mississippi is more |irodnciivo than oursT No Are we willing to concede that Hie young people of the*«* stotp* arc more intelligent and enter[irislng Hum ure our own buys and girls! No. All-limy need is elieouragemenl ami tiie |>m|ier iuktinclinn. Ibis can lu* had if we rouse up to the importance of u Pessimists who say there fs '‘nothing In Florida but climate" mu! I Ira I we live on "fish and strangers mostly" should slop ofT nt Lake Helen on the branch road from Orange City Junction in New Smyr­ na. rind see tiow the Bonds, father and sons, make brick out of Florida sand and Florida lime burned ul Pulutku Gel ofT the train arid ask the first man you meet "Where Is Bobt" and he will prohubly say "Try at the office," which same is n neat little building of various colored brick ranging from the conventional red to n while and which would honor the "H y­ draulic Consolidated" of nay of our larg­ est northern cities. Inside is an obliging office force, fitted with tin- modern appli­ ances for tabulating tile bruin work tif n big business. When you laugh at the idea of linking brick by steam yun are mid to go over lh(- plant and see for your­ self. and you du so almost expecting to set- the bricks served oil u pint ter and garnished by Sanford celery and lettuce. Coming first to the “No Admission''“ Suppose that a fund be raised by pri­ sign on the boiler "you "gel by" with a vate von irl bu Hoi is to bo offered lo the question to the foreman us lo tmw deep lie lias to lore lo gel tile water and he replies boys and girls of Orange county as prizes tliul you can gel artesian water at 2111 /o r the most successful corn growers. feet, but tin t Ihe water used m the Imih-r Then suppose tin* Orange County Fair Association should supplement this with is pijwd from the lake special prizes. On we not all know that Inside you nre at tints- mi|i»cn*<*d by the Imys and girls would nil get buny (tic immense and efficient meiloilin.il I he instructor rould lu* secured for Hie working (towel of Hie place A large band worked by electricity brings Hie sand Hiking Who can doubt* Hint equally a* from the sandpits and dejsijils it in a good result* could be secured here ns pile on the Hoof, while lime comes from elsewhere And wluil would lie the re the case through a chute and IhiHi are suits. Would not every acre nf agricuturul d e r a i l e d culiventenl for tjie workers laud in Oruiige County be worth ton dol You find immense cylindni nl mixers re lac* more than it in selling for today volvmg while darkeys are dumping in And would not northern farmers tie sand and lane in pfu[sitlnm ul I to I. tumbling over themselves to set ure farm lands here Financial vmiditiuiis with V "— ~ 1 i i >hes« farmer ela»» would Tie r e v t il iiiia u lr Ä j p , are mechanically triturateli and moisleiietl five years. and HirneiI min a bytlruuln prcn» unti ni Already « few |imgre*»ive men in Hu* Hir otlicr vide are ilutomuticully laul noi county have well the light*, und have foni bnckx ut n tlinr As lusl ha iwii pledged liherui m illrlbutlolls til 11 (null meli min take tlicni unii Inud tin nì mi n for this (uir(«>*e It will In* easy to mini* band cur wblcli i» itili luto a cylindricul tnker hirge ennugli to boti! scverul cara a fund of n thousand nr fifteen hundred Wtien Itile in fillinl lini eliti u K'iewni un dollars by sucit [invuti i oniidiuumib if tight, thè »team la tur/unl un uud ihe Hie matter is brought to (tin attention uf briokn. m e uooket) (or twelve liours and tho citizens. Ia*t every news|iaper in ure ready for »liumient thè neXl day The tlte county take it up and keep it before o u tp u t Is 35,DUO per d a y ., w ith orders the people. Let the bunks be made lei iibend for a coti [ih* uf milllun hrlck ami depositories of (lie funds, and we timi them in rvery town in Florida soliciting committers get to work in ever) Olir uwn Migli Sellimi, a» well llie ime al community. Bush it Work for it Other lines of agriculture will tie e n ­ Urlinolo miri Kinnimmce and building» in couraged and stimulated and wealth will Jiirkamivillr nini I nmi>.i f in- krynme ol OKlie lo us all freeze of no freeze thè wholc [ilnnl in ii|* lo dille rltlclcnc) NEWS OF HIE WORLD A *■ » . Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Mere Ihe Readers Will rind a Brief Historical Spring Mowing For Hurried Reader» ' Miss Clara Barton, famous the world over as a Red Cross worker, reached her ninetieth birthday anniversary today. Congratulatory messages from friends and admirers in m any (mrts of the world were received at the home of Hie famous nurse nt Glon Echo, Mil. J L. ‘ ' t - .1 *' ’ l i Under-the call of their executive com­ mittee tlie Democrats of Alabuiua will express in their primary election their presidential (»reference and tlie twentyfour delegate* from that stale will be in­ structed to vote first, last ami all the time fur tlie prcsidrnUnl candidate who re­ ceive* tlie highest number of voles in tiie primary -<i 3 ' i It is now predicted that tho senate will declare Senator l-orimer'* seat vacant, but the grounds on whicii this decision will lie bused ure not stated # i The secretary of the treasury insists III.it Hie country is sufTermg because the "iiniik» are nut organized into a protective ami ixioperiiHve system " ' ht Bd I Mr Yundrrlnli lakes Ins h n d r to a suit of rooms whose furnishing» would com­ mand a rcnt.nl of STU.liUB |ier annum. M a s o n s I lent O fficers A t a m - c n i m e e tin g u f S a n fo rd No 02, F A A M . held uu ' ». l-odge Dec. 2l »t- the fo llo w in g nrticers were e le cte d fo r tile year I9 |2 . . s ^ /J « „ . -**, > ^ ^ ‘» • I w p / u l J l« « lo r i .- i* " 1 F I» M ille r, S e n io r W arden W. I. M org an . J u n io r W arden. 1 li M W 1-ovell. Set leiary C K Witlker, Treasurer Fliese otliciT» will lie instil lie*] Wednes­ day uiglii of St. Johns Day'.' IVec. 27th. I 9 l l . n l Muh.uitc Hall. The instnllalion will tie public and be preceded by the instnllulidn of tile officers of Seminole Chap­ ter No 2. Order of Eastern Star. i!:m ; ¿V ■I' j * „fr*l i ' . Æ m m .. I /! *l » . II n. * • ■**! - v # . v t J - ï .««■ j j ■ Boy SsotJts' Ball Gama The Boy Scoots of Troop« I und 2 will play Hiclr second game of base ball on Monday. New Year's Day at Holden Bark. The game will tie called nt Î 30 p. in. to give time to complete the full nine In­ nings before dark Fill rance with a d ­ M v n to a G oto unii itvr Ii|i|ilicutimi ut thè Inleal Uloderil mission to the grand stance is 25 cents. inociuiiiical mcilimi» I Ite inocccd» will go lo the general equip­ Methodlsl Lhrlstmus tree The rrstili la ti linnnctiil success ami a ment of the two trno[M. These boys know The Methodist Sunday school, had tiieir happy Ilio in n [HTfrci cimiate—a lielpful how to pin y ball. Go atid see them. Christina* exercise* and tree, Christmas fnnctiou wc|| (»erfnrmed —Meuicus. «veiling, in Ihe church, which was filled Arrivi I und D e p a r tu r e o f Train» with the (mrents und Htose who ure MOKTII noli Mil AN ORANül (.DINIV LOHN CLUB always interested in tile [ileasure of N.» H2 Lv. 1.35 a m Ar 1 25 a in other*—especially children Avery enter­ " 11.03 a m " 11.13 a m No tit taining program of recitation and song* M n l i l o i l C ,o rr XXniit* (tu r B o y * A n d " 2,55 p m " 2.35 p in No HO tin11 been [»re[wired by Mr* C. H Sum Mi l at o Plani Limi No 2* 9 00 [i ui inert. Mrs t hu* Svigh und Ml*» Lillie to iti i solini» U rla n d o I la Dee 21. 1911 Farnsworth, who (rained the children in Lv 2 26 a m l u D i e J j I i O ii Iti TIle l l r i a b i No H3 A r 2 IC n in Hie [torts assigned them, and which was No d o n ili I linai of yoiu re n ile j» are " 2.25 p m " 2 05 p m No H9 churmuigly rendered by each child, who f a m ilia r w u li tlu* c flo rts nf Itic D e p a rt­ " ti.25 p in " 8.U5 p m No. H5 look part in Hie exercises. m e n t o f A g ric u ltu re tu in te re s t tin* boy» " 0.20 a m No. 29 At Hie coneluslon of Hie intcretling e n ­ BRANCH UNtS a n d g ir l* of Hu- S o u th e rn « tn trs in Die tertainm ent the su[ieriiitendcnl of the Trilby A St. Betersburg—No. 25. Ar. 1.01 g ro w in g n f c o n i, m w e ll as ttu* r r s u lis o f Sunday School slated, that the usnu) p. m. No. 24, Lv. 2.15 p. in. those e ffo rt*, lim im i lo r* tin ve been »ent custom would he somewhat vnrted, in ­ Leesburg—No. 21. Ar. M.2H a. m. No. out b y the D e p u rim e li! lo a d v is e (ha stead of giving the presents on the tree, 22. Lv. 6.15 p. nt. y o u n g pe nIile in iln »electio n o f seed, Oveida—Ar. 10 30 a. m. Lv. 3.00 p. m. th e p re p a ra tim i o j H e ground, und th e to tin- pupils of (he school, that they ‘ ** themselves had brought the articles which care n tu l c u ltiv a tio n »I Hie crup. E x ­ were mi Hie tree in the-desire to make p e rim e n ts fire c o n fin i -I in a sin g le a cre Story of ¿Aliikao Phyalolan» this Christmas us bright and happy, as it n f g ru u iid to each li ■> or g irl F riz e s ure A [iromlnent physician tell* thla was in their (lower for others less fortun­ offere d Ity Ila* » ta le * .uni a f i r r l i l p lo story A [ioor woman Want to a naarate than Hietuselves. and that Hie Yule- hy din pen snry lo ask aid to r h« r Httla W ru d lin g tm i nod • d i,d o mi fro m Hie D e ­ tide fruit on this Christmas tree, was in sun who had one of his f in g e rs.sm a sh ­ p a rtm e n t. are o f le in l lo Hie (H ire w in n e rs . Tile (ilijei I 1* lo lieuioiialrille til l he given to Hie urphnns in Hi« orphanage ed with n baseball bat. At th a d r a t ,Very Raallstlc. mi putidi lies ol Ille soll U» Well ,i„ lo at Enterprise; from the Methodist Sunday room w here «ho applied a c u r t attsnF ir s t Barls Arllyt— Vf yuu |iut wll stlinulate the »in ly of tjifgrisiVe f,n nine school. The members of the school were dnnt told h e r t h a t th a boy could not be tre a te d th e r e "W rong placa," he salt wld i c p a in l? Second A rtist— by^ the young (teople. The reso' x aro each given n box of candy and tlie two explnlued. “ this la the e ye and the F!ol I» for a m arine plcturo f tunke youngest classes some of them little- tots ze painl sa lt; reu when jm Ffoglfsh proving a surpn»e .in the entire ->orld were given a present with their box of e a r d e p a r tm e n t." -"V a re la d o r th u m b put m ir üngcra lo m ir llp«. ray say. Twenty-one ' of these |»rize winners, candy, us It was thought Hint they, were and finger d e p a r tm ? n tT “ Inquired tha woman, simply. "E ot Im wondarful, nlmosi last« i« sali ropfraenimg iwelve states have moeiitiy i»e<fp tu Wàshington where they were rattier young lu understand and a p ­ on zo ooeun " Xnn sny buy. ^ w m t r n r d by the fresident und thç rom- preciate an object lesson in seif sacrifice Im p o rta n c e of Bslng C orrect. mif!toiler of agriculture and each re nml-the delightful realization ‘‘that It is T he Sunday school te a c h e r was tell - r « M fp r r Truly Conservativi. (lis diplunia. Their »tales ami mote Jjfesscd to give titan to receive." ri,_____ Ing h e r claaa .j»bout the wicked chil­ coti«nrvntl»rij T a lle y ra n d ’s ___ „ jn il Ihe tprizes Ipiementeil Hie dren m ocking thw^gnod prophet, and mnmüuiFjJi-qijfuti i f s h n v e supplemented s u m i n 'd up by n witty oaiuitfUrtfi1 how t w o . y h e vljiVgri cam e out of the Q«t Ouf ! fiut. Paul dc O onrrler who declared th a td f w|ib Spremi (Ifize»' uf cash or other "Tjie dull man 1b made, not by na m ou n ta in s a n d " a te up" o v e r forty of T alle y ra n d had been presnnt at Jh* valuable article. "Now. boya." c reation, ho .wonhi have cxclnlmsdl I V yield of corn p**r ncre has been tore, fiuf by the Im m ersion In a s in ­ the wicked c hildren ‘t h a t ■ho concluded, "w h a t lesson do«s tbla “flood gracious! Chaos will be d e ­ wonderful and Hie growing of cojn in the gle business, and all tho m pr* toach uaT" "J know ," said one young­ be se d e n ta ry , uneventful, und Inglprl al r o y e d t” Soutii has received a stumilous that ousiy safe More than half rtf' him s te r; "It t e a c h e s us how many chil­ •---------------------**— promises to revotuliohizd agriculture in will rem ain unexercised and undevel­ dren a she b e a r can bold " Dally Thought. , Dixie. Little Bennie Beesou. 11 years oped, tiie rest will be d iste n d e d and We sleep, b u t thu loom of life n e re r .old, of Munticello, Miss, stands at tlie deform ed by over-nutrition. 0T«r<cer«* stops; and (be p a tte rn which was Non« May Shirk. „weaving w-ben the su n wetu down Is head of the lilt this year. He grew 227 , bantlon. and Hi« heat of room s."—Rob* B re ry b a n d Is wanted In this world rin g when It comes up tomorrow bushels of cun» on his crib acre, a t a cost ' e r t Louis Stevenaon, In "T b a Wrjsck* t h a t can do a little genuina, lin e e rà of 14 cent* per bushel, .'ills ctoaod comWork.—Q e o rg a E lio t enry W ard B««cb«c. ; IA . .. . j ' . f l 1*1 ■ _ -fv ^4 { I H -te-i ..r*î ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 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/a00c030f390c89624cdac9fbed407fff.pdf 4d144c58abf2875fe6591eeaeb5c82b3 PDF Text Text December HE original cause ii of tha troubla was J about tw e n ty i: years In growing. ;! A t tha and of th at lim a It was |; worth 1L Had you *,ved anywhere within jT U m 60 m iles of Sun* I VvY down ranch you yT» B r f ' u l y wou*^ have heard of It. It possess,J ©d a quantity of " QI gI K w rT l 1st black hair, a I * ly ]n f " e l l pair of extrem ely 1 v ir frank, deep brown l" ^ * . eyes and a laugh * j | that rlpp!«d across dfrf tha prairie llkq th a sound of a hidden brook. T he name o f It waa Roalta McMullen; and she Waa the daughter of old man McMullan of the Sundown sheep ranch. Thera cam e riding on red roan steed s—or, to be more explicit, on a paint and a flea-bitten sorrel—two wooers. One was Madison Lana and th e other waa the Frio Kid. But at that tim e they did not c*ll him the Frio Kid, for he had not earned the honors of special nom enclature His nam e was sim ply Johnny McRoy. It m ust not be supposed that these tw o w ere the sum of the agreeable R oslta’s admirers. The bronchos of a •do*on others champed their bits at the long hitching rack of the Bun eyes (not ware cast In Those savannas that did not belong to the flocks of Dan McMullen. Hut -of all the cava liars Madison I jldo and Johnny Me H oy galloped far ahead, wherefore they are to be chronicled. Madison Lane, a young cattlem an «from the Nueoea country, won the race Its and Roalta ware married one Christmas day. Armed, hilarious, roclferous, magnanimous, the cowmen and th e sheepm en. laying aside their hereditary hatred. Joined forcee to lOelebrale the occasion. Out w hile the wedding feast was at iits liv eliest thorn descended upon It Johnny McRoy, bitten by JeaJouay, like one possessed T i l glvu you s Christmas present,” he yelled, shrilly, at the door, with hla ■i6 tn hla band. Even than hu bad som e reputation as an offhand sh o t Hla first bullet cut a neat underblt iin Madison Lane’s right ear. T he bar ;r*l of hla gun moved an Inch. The •next shot would have been the b rld *^ had not Carson, a sheepm an, p os­ sessed a mind with tflg g ers som e what wall oiled and in repair. «T he guns of the wedding party bad been 'bung, tn their belts, upon nails In the wall when they e*f at table, as a con oesalon to good taste. But Carson, with great promptheoa, hurled hi* plate of r o a st'Ivenleyn and frtjoiea at McRoy, spoiling hts aim The second bullet, then, only phittered the w hite jpetala of a. Spanish dagger flower sag*, ponded tw o feet above R otlla’a head. T ho guests spurned tholr chairs and Jumped for their weapons. It w as considered an Improper - act to shoot the bride and groom a t e wed■ding. In about gta second*'there were •twenty or so bullots due to be w bliislng tn th e direction of Mr. McRoy. T i l shoot b ettsr n e tt tim e.“ yelled “ ihnny; “and there’ll be a n ext tin}«" t bonked rapidly out the door. T he cattlem en sw ept out upon him, oelllng for vengeance. But the sortie failed in lta venigeanoe. McRoy waa on hla horse and jowoy, shouting back curses. , and ■threats aa he galloped Into the coaoealtng chaparral. T hat night waa tha blrthnlght o f t h e Frio Kid. H e becam e the “bad m an” of that portion of the state. The rejection of hla auJt by Mina McMul Ion turned him to n dangerous man. 'When officers w ent after him for the •h o o tin g o f Carson, he killed tw o of them , and entered upon tho life of an ou tla w . W hen ho v a n . at la st shot « a d killed by a little o n e arm ed Mex to a n , w h o waa nearly dead him self « ro m T rig b t, th e Frio Kid had tho d o e tha o f I I m en on hla head. . Many tales are told along tbo bor­ d er o f hla Impudent courage and daring. But b e w as not one o f the brood o f desperadoes w ho h a re as*-, •o n s of generosity and even o f softn e s s They say he never had m erct on th e object o f hla agger. - T ot a t th is and every Chrlatmastlde It ta w e ll to g iv e eech on e credit. If It can £ he may havo p o s s e s s e d ? I t the T rio Kid erer did a kindly art or folt a throb of generosity tn his heart It was once at such a time and season, and this Is tbo way It happened: One Decem ber In Ihe Frio country rode the Frio Kid and his Batelllte snd co-murderer, Moxlcsn Frank. The Kid reined In his mustang, snd sat In bis ssddle, thoughtful and grim, with dangerously narrow ing eyes. “1 don’t know what I been thinking about, Mex,” ho remarked In his usual mild drawl, “to have forgot all about a Christmas presont I got to give. I’m going to ride over tomorrow night and shoot Madison iJine In hts own bouso. He got my girl—lioslla would have hod me If he hadn’t cut Into lb« gapio. I wonder why I happened to overlook It up to now?" “Ah. shucks, Kid." said M eilcan. “don’t talk fdollshneaa. You know you can’t get within- a mile of Mad lim e ’s hmiso tomorrow night. I see old man Allen day boforo yesterday, and he says Mad Is going to have Christmas doings at his house. You remember bow you shot up tha festivities when Mad was martlod, and about the threats you made? Don’t you sup­ pose Mad Lane’)! kind of keep his eye open for a certain Mr. Kid? You plumb make me tired. Kid, with such remarks." “I’m going,” ropeated tho Frio Kid, w ithout heat, ”to go to Madison llano's Christman doings, and kill him. I ought to have don© It a long time ago.’’ ’T h cro’s oUier ways of committing suicide," advised Mexican. "Why don't you go and surrender to tho sheriff?" •TU got him.” said tho Kid. • Christmas evo fell ax balmy as April. Perhaps there waa a hint of far away froatlnoss In the sir, but It tingled like seltxer, perfumed faintly wltb late prairie blossom s and the inesqulle gross. When night came the five or *1* rooms of the ranch house were bright­ ly lit. In one room was s Christman tree, for the la n e s had a boy of three, and n dozen or more guests were e x ­ pected from tho nearer ranchos. Thu guests had arrived In buck boards and on horseback, and were making them selves comfortable lnsldo The evening went along pleasantly The guests enjoyed and praised Itosltn’s excellent sup|>er. and afterward the men scattered In groups about the rooms or ou tho _ broad "gallery." aM aE B B — d x lm t in g „ The Christmas tree, of course, de­ lighted the youngsters, and above all were ih ty pleased when Banta Claus him self In magnificent whit«* b«-«trd and furs appeared and began to distribute the toga. “i t ’s n y p a p a .” announced Hilly BampKiD, aged six. Ilerkty. a sheepman, an old friend of Lalio, stopped Roalta as she waa pass lng by him on tho gallery, “Well. Mrs l-ane.” said he, "I supposii by this Christmas you're gotten over being afraid of that follow Mo ~BEo TouriiT bo ono In the room but Modi ion. "Where l i my present that 8anta ■aid he left for me tn here?” abe asked. "Haven’t aeen anything In the way or a present," said her husband, laugh­ ing, “unless he could h are meant me." The next day Gabriel Hadd, the foreman of the X O ranch, dropped Into the post office at Loma Alta. “Well, the Frio Kid’s got his dose of Usd at last.” be remarked to th e postmaster. "That so? How’d It bappenj" “One of old Sanches's Mexican sheep herders did It*—think of It! the Frio Kid killed by a sheep herder! The Greaser eaw him riding along past hla camp about tw elvo o’clock last night, and was so akeered that he up with a W inchester and ' let him hare I t Funniest part of It was that the Kid was dressed all up with white Angora-skin whiskers and a regular Hanty Claus rlgou t from head to foot. Think o i the Frio Kid playing S a n ty l” ^CopjrrjahC 1110. by F. L. NsUon.) Don’t BlameYour Collar 22. 1911 M irrin e i?otrl JHrs. Bonn* Tbayrr, prop C o r n e r F o u r t h and Palm ad o ’ Salted A lm o n d s O liv e s C elery Clucsc Sii Roast Turkey, O y ster Drcssi ug ^ Cranbctry Sauce >*■ Mashed Brown P otatoes Roast Young Pig (irccu T Baked Apples ; S w eet P o ta to Crpqucttcs * M ince Pie A pple P ie » Fried I loin Pumpkin Pic V a n illa Ice Cream Assorted C Ncufchatel and Roquefort Cheese T ea Coffee Ice Tea RATES' 50c PER P>.ATE * + * 4 * * + * * + * * -;-* '> + 4 * * + + -t-+ -++++•(->♦<*<••:•<• ♦+**♦■ > -t~r+•> «•,*<. Ten chances to one it doesn't fit because if is not properly laun* Our method for laundering col­ lars produces a beautiful satin fin­ ish and shapes each collar just as it was when new. Not only that, but every shirt arid garment we launder is laundered to fit just as the maker intended. Of Florida ora m ode Iw ltti ibEAL . fTRTlLIZLKS. The for in iil.sw ii.n been c r e a te d thro < ih n o tu a l fteid urArk and g x sc tly m rrt tin needs t th e grow er. Why n i l th e BEST, esp ecia lly D.s It Is the C.tii \i FST ? lV[vY* •■**' ' ° * '* - Ideal Veibtbble Manure ' Peruvian Vegetable Manure W. & T/s Special M ixture ¡Vo. I Ideal fr u it and Vine Manure Ideal Celery I crlili/cr Ideal lettuce fe tiiii/t Ideal lom alo . e< lili/t Ideal Beau Sju’r.Lil CALL At OCR LOCAL VyAKniOLiSt Let us show you. 0 A ddrrrss— W igon t call everywhere Progress Steam Laundry V-J**£■V VVV 4* -í-V *?•V*î* W ilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co 4*❖ v v v METZ ROADSTERS Only exclusive huker in the city. All mixing done with latest improved S.nn tary machinery: C H A S . M A U R IC E , A g e n t S p e n c e r's B read handled b y a ll fir s t , V class grocers. CIAL ORDERS III LLD PROMI* I I I ratlc PA R K AVENUE K n o w n to litt I rH O N E 106 NO. I l l W . J . T H IG P E N « COMPANY AGENTS General Fire Insurance Sanford Í T -F-K* 1 PEOPLES BAH-OF.SANFORD -O b, Thank Y ouf* , - ■ . Roy, haven’t you? Madison and 1 have talked about It, you know.” "Very nearly,” said Roalta, smiling, "but 1 am ytill nervous som etim es. I sh all never 'forget th a t awful tim e when he cam e so near killing us.” "He's the must cold-hearted villain In tho world," said Befkjy, “Tho cltlaens all along the border ought to turn out and bunt him down like e wolf." - "He has com m itted awful crimes," said Rostta. "hut—I—don't—know. I think there la a sp ot o f good som e­ w here la everybody. He w as not kTw ays bad—that I know." Roalta turned Into th e hallw ay be­ tw een the rooms. Santa C a n s, to muf­ fling w hiskers and furs, wan Just com­ in g through. "I heard w hat you said through the window, Mrs. Lane," b e said. “I wan Just going down In my pocket for a Christmas present for your husband. But I*Te- left o n s fur you. Instead. It's tn th e room to fo u r right.” / O h . thank yeu, kind Santa Claus." said Roslta, brightly. V-’ J ■ Roe lta w en t:into thd room, while Psnta’ Claus stepped Into the cooler ^ ' T V J01«wj komnvM a toxoiD ■«I ti pg-¿ Xtiiiu^ ¡ « » s ■tu * oo: I \ • 1 f a il! ► ««! ' a" innni mo:> - -tu ■«! i , PonS ¿ l'jïfN’ '* n0 01 ------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------- III P I K ld o M t d t a o i l i l M I p ò » s t i l l i l i K } IH H D a il H D S 3 I d 0 3 d W 4 ♦♦♦» ♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦ A Word to the 3 HI J V | ut *d o o 'i—1H?!U Aspung ixju jonfqns v uojpje^ • • • :• * . ' • » 1 s i “ ••j °i*a j? ««*«!] (s?#di,cd ) . Borrower IF you are e borI r o w e r of Ibis W I paper, d o n ’t you - th in k it U an In­ justice to (he m an w h o Is p e y tn g fo rltf H e m ay be P*0 / « T » U!X Mr«p*«*a*V H dO JIV Id MflO Thè Crippen- Music Store . .. . High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. ' *-V ». \ -' - ' *' - -^ �- •* U. . '.»V '-**? 1-1 — ■B* Kß Published S e m i-W e e k ly —Tuesday and F rid a y SA N FO RD H E R A L D /iV SANf-XJRl)— Lite „ Worth Living Numb*r 3S SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, I t t i couple will leave on the afternoon train fQr Jacksonville for a short visit W hen the shower was over the young people enjoyed n pleasant half hour in fhe General News of The Land having their palm s read by n Very clever of Flowers. palm ist, who predicted many interesting futures for the young ladies. The m em bers of the sewing circle who CUllfP FROM THE STATE PRESS atten d ed the shower were Mrs. R C MuxwelT Mis* Ruth Stnndifer. Misses Emilia As Epitome of th e W eek’» M o st lm- and Estelle llenrd. Mell. Alice and Lucy W hitner, Lillian Gibson. Margaret and p p rtan t lla p p e n ln i» In t h e Eleanor Robert», Alberta Hopson. Carrie State*» D om ain. * and Mary Ensminger, Miss Johnson, Miss jt* officials of the Florida E ast Cooat Crux, Miss Drain and Miss Gall Moore. nitvay iP St. Augustine a re busy getting everything in rea tineas for the inaugurnAt The P e o p le 's C hurch ^ 0 of the magnificent train aervlce On Monday night the Congregational whlch elll be, In effect during the w inter church was taken - possession of by the month». The service over thla road thle children for their ,'frnns trek. The assem ­ Ksaon will for aurpaaa th o j of an y previ­ bly room V as handsomely decorated for ous yesr. and magnificent oil-steel train s the occasion. The front of (lye chureti «ill be opernied. was n hank of Christm as greens, ami J o Ex-Hsyor Frederick A. Sulomonson one side of the platform stood a beautiful, pa»Vd away In Tampa o few d n y a sg o . sym m etrical tree, which during the even­ [n his death Tampa lose* one of her olil- ing was lighted with many electric lights "eil and most respected citizen*. Mr. Bal- of red. w hite and blue These decora­ smoQSon was mayor of (lint city for three tions w ere in charge of Messrs Beecher oonsecuti vr years and liarTy Kcm In the lighting they [ The Southerli Motor fJont Is th e nam e were assisted try Mr. Hooper. The opening half hour was (ileasanlly of Jacksonville's latest publication. I l i a | so iihutrated monthly publication de­ spent In Xmas songs and secilulhm k. rated to the exploitation, encouragem ent Here the work of the little ones made the sod development of Hie motor boat Inter­ hit of the evening Then cam e the ills m antling of the tree li was a goodly est in the south , It U understood that Hom estead will sight to see the sparkling of ihe children's soon have the honor of liuvlng a banking eyes as they received [heir Utile remem institution This new institution bus been brunets. Lvrn tin- 'gniwn ups . iiriril organised jm l will soon be in operation. ofT Unplnes of the i i i i . i m i i i i (loin a box of oranges sen! ill by Dr C F Lewis A conildrrable <|uaniity of dressed pork These X u n s days bring [heir burdens fc*i been ihl|i|«-<l from Ft Christum* durto parents and teachers, hut they also isf lb« pus l two weeks. bring lusting pleasure to the little ones Although the business activity of the stste n so young. several places have A I rib tile to Ihe I Ivlug I. gained reputation for particular products, Miss iteriha Hunirr whose m arriage lo Tsinpaaml hey West for cigars, Sanford Mt- Paul J'., Ml Jiff, nccnmsl Ilee. 2tl|h. furriery. Manatee for truck. Fort g fof.ciiifisliTiTi[\piug] Starke. Lawtey, Luke- quitlllie s uf sweet dixpiisifrou' nniT*loTcTy Und ami Plant City for straw berries, Ar­ ch aracter and w consider Mr Miller cadia and Wactflila for oranges. Cedar very forlm m te in winning this young Key for cedar and oyster*, - Titusville, for woiunii We aliali miss lier grenlly al ¡.Asti. Jscksouv.lle, St, AugvMiijic, Day- the West Find, where she tin» lived so tons, OrUixIu. Pplrn Bfoch, Miami. Fort long and where we have learned to love Ifyets. St. Petersburg, and Tam pa arc the her and adm ire her sterling worth Our amt pram or nt tourist reports. Florid a loss no don h i. will tie some ones gain, so is the tourists Mecca and (tie finest h o ld we rejoice with her, ill her happiness. in tire world are found here, a n d -th e fin- Tile high esteem m which Miss Bertha est beachea—Statl|0 Telegraptj. was held, was m anifest by Hie m any re­ Dwptte thrTefforts of physicians to save ceptions held in her honor-wlieu tier e n ­ his life, L 1 ’ Timings, who was m urder­ gagem ent becam e known ously assaulied Friday morning betw een We extend cuiigriiluluBuns to Mr und Asod 6 p*chx'k at the Tampa Steam W ays Mrs Miller and wish ihein many years Where he wa> rmpluyed os a w atchm an, nf happiness by rubbers v»i>.# entered the olflice of the \ F VII so plint ilirj Inn- Sunday night without reN otice , gaming coik iou»nets The Republican voters of Sanford are ‘ -— --------P rlrc * a t S to p _ requested lo m eet in the band mom in | The popularity contest which h as bemi city hull building nt 10 a m Dec. 2'Jtli nmniug for some time at tbe ^tp.r Tbentre for Hie purpose of selecting nine (9) del* tfesed Thursday night. The prizes Were re n te s to the coming Republican txntven SWirdrd Irnliiy night by Mayor Luke. tjun to be held la Orlando Tuesday, Jmi .* ¥ ***«1« u few appropriate rem irks and 2nd. 1912 Otxx F H aikins, Pttitnted the lhn*c lucky young ladies Chairman y h lhr f r .: A 4 n t i f t s . iflis K»*u* punlun, 1 st prize, u beauliTV e C t q Veil Tree Ini diamond ring. riilld l-h •'I |>i v viòli—m e ms "trnlig Mils Margure^ ty’Juit*. 2nd [irixe, lovely as Ireum-iilly iiilst.ikeii A ihoughi •fiver toilet mm. *■ " fui child h earing soni enne wonder Miss Linda Connelly, 3rd prize, a gold Why a c e rta in tree In the garden wss so crooked, replied, rem em bering tha htuJed silk uuibrelln. Ths enterprising m anagem ent of ttie p ro v erb ; About ” A« th» im « I* bent, «sr Theatre it now giving the Sanford th e tre e fV lu cliiied": 'I suppos* sornebody must h.ive stepped, on It whun It tk>ple Tampa's ¿«rat licensed films scrwas little " ..J™ The rw l* »re new. being run only w r or five weeks ^ f o r o being show/t After Hie Bobbery. "***• They are three or four njoftyu » W om an ilo dele, u v ei Why. It was hFwer than the licensed pictures foriuerly way T h e re carne n ring at the « •in h e re . -*_'. ^ ¿ 58 ® f»«ft« (fuhr mid (hero stood two man who a raoik they have -moved ——w |up ^ . | Aftn l l vot Vt c g h l by adding addin« two , \- ~V\.- Stumon :eald they w er« from lb ‘ gus com pany, j. •? of the well liuoivli to a la c tin a m e te rs They looked so "“ If tu ihrlr orchestra, and ore giving disím il cut 1 I bonghi Ihe) wer», so I ■woetiling good fo music every night. lot them In!' [ALL AROMO HORIDA v I tk ‘ V n Show er . Hat member, o'» the Sewing Circle met residence of Mri. R. C. Maxwell Tkwid«, evening. a , d * Chlertained them selves witli « pretty fortcy worFf ontl, the dainty dfcd s CntS WW° ,CIVcd- “ ,Wr «vhicii tlic » 1 room doora were throw n open und lnvl,etl ‘o f»loy a very tree which ufnamented Wx.d r J? e ablc< 1 1 WM tw autifully dec- wllh pretty tltwel an d w as a b la te miniature candles. Best of oil it with presents, which when W iTo-Ti Ule oil bore th e nam e of ,r ., 1 **°°rp‘ charm ltui president wo sewing circle. These packages r-s^-j ” 7 ilf u of beautiful articles, the of each m em ber of the circle |i a t e n a « aa a p ieasan t surprise oore, who wifi be m o n ied next •T afternoon in tlw Presbyterian to ttlf e f e a * The happy BRICKS f ROM FLORIDA SAND The Bond Com pany ul Lake Itu v r u Tine P lan t H elen Volum« tV petition was Ju n iu s HUI of A labam a who produced 2 1 2 bushels on bis acre, at a cost of cents per bushel. Each boy or girl is required to keep a close account of the cost of production, an allowance of five dollars rental for the acre of land, being une of the items. This book keep­ ing alone is an educational feature of grenl value it has heretofore been cluim sd that Floridn is no corn growing state. Flori­ dians ile|ie[id upon Hie West for most of tlie corn consumed here. The sam e is true of the other slates whose boys ntul girls are dem onstrating th at the South Is n Getter corn then cotton growing re­ gion. , If sucit results cun be attained in the adjacent states they certainly can be a t­ tained in Florida. Are we Floridians willing to concede Hint ttie sail of Georgia, Alabam a or Mississippi is more |irodnciivo than oursT No Are we willing to concede that Hie young people of the*«* stotp* arc more intelligent and enter[irislng Hum ure our own buys and girls! No. All-limy need is elieouragem enl ami tiie |>m|ier iuktinclinn. Ibis can lu* had if we rouse up to the im portance of u Pessim ists who say there fs '‘nothing In Florida but clim ate" mu! I Ira I we live on "fish and strangers mostly" should slop ofT nt Lake Helen on the branch road from Orange City Junction in New Sm yr­ na. rind see tiow the Bonds, father and sons, m ake brick out of Florida sand and Florida lime burned ul Pulutku Gel ofT the train arid ask the first man you meet "W here Is Bobt" and he will prohubly say "Try at the office," which sam e is n neat little building of various colored brick ranging from the conventional red to n while and which would honor the "H y­ draulic Consolidated" of nay of our larg­ est northern cities. Inside is an obliging office force, fitted with tin- modern appli­ ances for tabulating tile bruin work tif n big business. When you laugh at the idea of linking brick by steam yun are mid to go over lh(- plant and see for your­ self. and you du so almost expecting to set- the bricks served oil u pint ter and garnished by Sanford celery and lettuce. Coming first to the “No Adm ission''“ Suppose th at a fund be raised by pri­ sign on the boiler "you "gel by" with a vate von irl bu Hoi is to bo offered lo the question to the foreman us lo tmw deep lie lias to lo re lo gel tile water and he replies boys and girls of Orange county as prizes tliul you can gel artesian water at 2 111 /o r the most successful corn growers. feet, but tin t Ihe water used m the Imih-r Then suppose tin* Orange County Fair Association should supplem ent this with is pijwd from the lake special prizes. On we not all know that Inside you nre at tints- mi|i»cn*<*d by the Imys and girls would nil get buny (tic im m ense and efficient m eiloilin.il I he instructor rould lu* secured for Hie working (towel of Hie place A large band worked by electricity brings Hie sand Hiking Who can doubt* Hint equally a* from the sandpits and dejsijils it in a good result* could be secured here ns pile on the Hoof, while lime comes from elsewhere And wluil would lie the re the case through a chute and IhiHi are suits. Would not every acre nf agricuturul d e r a ile d culiventenl for tjie workers laud in Oruiige County be worth ton dol You find immense cylindni nl mixers re lac* more than it in selling for today volvmg while darkeys are dumping in And would not northern farm ers tie sand and lane in pfu[sitlnm ul I to I. tum bling over them selves to set ure farm lands here Financial vmiditiuiis with V "— ~ 1 ii >hes« farmer ela»» would Tie revtiliiiiaulrÄ jp, are m echanically triturateli and moisleiietl five years. and HirneiI min a bytlruuln prcn» unti ni Already « few |imgre*»ive men in Hu* Hir otlicr vide are ilutomuticully laul noi county have w ell the light*, und have foni bnckx ut n tlin r As lusl ha iwii pledged liherui m illrlbutlolls til 11 (null meli min take tlicni unii Inud tin nì mi n for this (uir(«>*e It will In* easy to mini* band cur wblcli i» itili luto a cylindricul tnker hirge ennugli to boti! scverul cara a fund of n thousand nr fifteen hundred Wtien Itile in fillinl lini eliti u K 'iew ni un dollars by sucit [invuti i oniidiuumib if tight, thè »team la tur/unl un uud ihe Hie m atter is brought to (tin attention uf briokn. m e uooket) (or twelve liours and tho citizens. Ia*t every new s|iaper in ure ready for »liumient thè neXl day The tlte county take it up and keep it before output Is 35,DUO per d ay ., w ith orders the people. Let the bunks be m ade lei iibend for a coti [ih* uf milllun hrlck ami depositories of (lie funds, and we timi them in rvery town in Florida soliciting com m itters get to work in ever) Olir uwn Migli Sellimi, a» well llie ime al community. Bush it Work for it Other lines of agriculture will tie e n ­ Urlinolo miri Kinnimmce and building» in couraged and stim ulated and wealth will Jiirkam ivillr nini I nmi>.i f in- krynm e ol OKlie lo us all freeze of no freeze thè wholc [ilnnl in ii|* lo dille rltlclcnc) M vntoa Goto unii itvr Ii|i|ilicutimi ut thè Inleal Uloderil NEWS OF HIE WORLD A *■ » . Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources Mere Ih e R e a d e rs Will rin d a B rief H is to ric a l S p rin g M ow ing F o r H u rrie d R eader» ' Miss Clara Barton, famous the world over as a Red Cross worker, reached her ninetieth birthday anniversary today. Congratulatory m essages from friends and adm irers in m any (mrts of the world were received at the home of Hie fam ous nurse nt Glon Echo, Mil. J L. ‘ ' t - .1 ■ j *' ’ l i Under-the call of their executive com­ m ittee tlie Democrats of A labuiua will express in their primary election their presidential (»reference and tlie tw entyfour delegate* from that sta le will be in ­ structed to vote first, last ami all the time fur tlie prcsidrnUnl candidate who re­ ceive* tlie highest number of voles in tiie prim ary -<i 3 ' i It is now predicted that tho sen ate will declare Senator l-orimer'* seat vacant, but the grounds on whicii this decision will lie bused ure not stated # i The secretary of the treasury insists III.it Hie country is sufTermg because the "iiniik» are nut organized into a protective ami ixioperiiHve system " ' h t Bd I Mr Yundrrlnli lakes Ins h n d r to a suit of rooms whose furnishing» would com ­ m and a rcnt.nl of STU.liUB |ier annum . M a so n s I lent O fficers ' ». At a m -cni meeting uf Sanford l-odge No 02, F A A M . held uu Dec. 2l»tthe following nrticers were elected for tile year I9 |2 .. „ . -**, > ^ s^/J« ^ ‘»•Iwp/ul Jl««lori .-i*"1 F I» Miller, Senior Warden W. I. Morgan. Junior Warden. M W 1-ovell. Set leiary C K Witlker, Treasurer Fliese otliciT» will lie instil lie*] W ednes­ day uiglii of St. Johns Day'.' IVec. 27th. I 9 l l .n l Muh.uitc Hall. The instnllalion will tie public and be preceded by the instnllulidn of tile officers of Seminole Chap­ ter No 2. Order of Eastern Star. 1 li i ! :m ; ¿V ■I' j * „fr*l i ' . Æ m m I .. /! *l » . II n. * • ■**! - v # . v tJ - ï .« « ■ j f l 1*1 HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Boy S so tJts' Ball G am a The Boy Scoots of Troop« I und 2 will play Hiclr second game of base ball on Monday. New Y ear's Day at Holden Bark. The game will tie called nt Î 30 p. in. to give time to complete the full nine In­ nings before dark Fill rance with a d ­ mission to the grand stance is 25 cents. inociuiiiical mcilimi» I Ite inocccd» will go lo the general equip­ M eth od lsl L hrlstm us tree The rrstili la ti linnnctiil success ami a ment of the two trno[M. These boys know The Methodist Sunday school, had tiieir happy Ilio in n [HTfrci cim iate—a lielpful how to pin y ball. Go atid see them. Christina* exercise* and tree, Christmas fnnctiou wc|| (»erfnrmed «veiling, in Ihe church, which was filled —Meuicus. Arrivi I und D e p a rtu re o f T rain» with the (mrents und Htose who ure MOKTII noli Mil AN ORANül (.DINIV LOHN CLUB always interested in tile [ileasure of N.» H2 Ar 1 25 a in Lv. 1.35 a m other*—especially children Avery enter­ " 11.03 a m " 11.13 a m No tit taining program of recitation and song* M nliloil C,orr XXniit* (tur Boy* And " 2,55 p m " 2.35 p in No H O tin11 been [»re[wired by Mr* C. H Sum Mi l at o Plani Limi No 2* 9 00 [i ui inert. Mrs t hu* Svigh und Ml*» Lillie to it i i solini» Urlando I la Dee 21. 1911 Farnsworth, who (rained the children in Lv 2 26 a m lu Die Jj IiOii Iti TIle llriabi No H 3 Ar 2 IC n in Hie [torts assigned them, and which was No donili Ilinai of yoiu renilej» are " 2.25 p m " 2 05 p m No H9 churmuigly rendered by each child, who fam iliar wuli tlu* cflorts nf Itic D epart­ " ti.25 p in " 8.U5 p m No. H5 look part in Hie exercises. m ent of Agriculture tu interest tin* boy» " 0.20 a m No. 29 At Hie coneluslon of Hie in tcretlin g en ­ BRANCH UNtS and girl* of Hu- Southern «tntrs in Die Trilby A St. Betersburg—No. 25. Ar. 1.01 growing nf coni, m well as ttu* rrsulis of tertainm ent the su[ieriiitendcnl of the Sunday School slated, that the usnu) p. m. No. 24, Lv. 2.15 p. in. those effort*, limimi lor* tinve been »ent Leesburg—No. 21. Ar. M.2H a. m. No. out by the Depurimeli! lo advise (ha custom would he somewhat vnrted, in ­ young penIile in iln »election of seed, stead of giving the presents on the tree, 22. Lv. 6.15 p. nt. Oveida—Ar. 10 30 a. m. Lv. 3.00 p. m. the preparatim i oj H e ground, und the to tin- pupils of (he school, that they ‘ ** care ntul cultivation »I Hie crup. E x­ them selves had brought the articles which were mi Hie tree in th e-d esire to make perim ents fire confini -I in a single acre Story of ¿Aliikao Phyalolan» this Christmas us bright and happy, as it nf gruuiid to each li ■> or girl Frizes ure A [irom lnent physician tell* th la offered Ity Ila* »tale* .uni a f ir r lilp lo was in their (lower for others less fortun­ story A [ioor w om an Want to a naarWrudlingtmi nod • di,do mi from Hie D e­ ate than Hietuselves. and that Hie Yule- hy din pen snry lo ask aid to r h « r H ttla partm ent. are ofleinl lo Hie (Hire winners. tide fruit on this Christm as tree, was in sun who had one of his fin g e rs.sm a sh ­ Tile (ilijei I 1 * lo lieuioiialrille til l he given to Hie urphnns in Hi« orphanage ed with n baseb all bat. At th a d ra t ,Very R aallstlc. mi putidi lies ol Ille soll U» Well ,i„ lo at Enterprise; from the Methodist Sunday room w here «ho applied a c u rt attsn F irs t Barls A rllyt— Vf yuu |iut wll stlin u late the »in ly of tjifgrisiVe f,n nine school. The members of the school were dnnt told h e r th a t th a boy could not be tre a te d th e re "W rong p laca," he sa lt wld ic p a in l? Second A rtist— by^ the young (teople. The reso' x aro each given n box of candy and tlie two explnlued. “ th is la the ey e and the F!ol I» for a m arin e plcturo f tunke youngest classes some of them little- tots ze painl s a lt; reu when jm Ffoglfsh proving a surpn»e .in the entire ->orld were given a present with their box of e a r d e p a rtm e n t." -"V a re la d o r th u m b put m ir üngcra lo m ir llp«. ray say. Tw enty-one ' of these |»rize winners, candy, us It was thought Hint they, were and finger d e p a rtm ? n tT “ In q u ired th a woman, sim ply. "E o t Im w ondarful, nlm osi last« i« sali ropfraenim g iwelve states have moeiitiy i»e<fp tu W àshington where they were rattier young lu understand and a p ­ on zo ooeun " Xnn sny buy. ^ w m tr n r d by the fresid en t und thç rom- preciate an object lesson in seif sacrifice Im p o rtan ce of Bslng C o rrect. if!toiler of agriculture and each re nm l-the delightful realization ‘‘that It is T he S unday school te a c h e r w as tell - r m«Mfprr T ru ly C o n serv ativ i. (lis diplunia. Their »tales ami mote Jjfesscd to give titan to receive." r i _____ , Ing h er claaa .j»bout th e w icked ch il­ coti«nrvntl»rij T a lle y ra n d ’s ___ „ jn ilif s h n v e supplemented Ihe tprizes Ipiemen teil Hie d ren m ocking thw^gnod p ro p h et, and m nm üuiFjJi-qijfuti s u m in 'd up by n w itty oaiuitfUrtfi 1 how tw o .y h e vljiVgri cam e out of th e Q«t Ouf ! fiut. P aul dc O o n rrler who declared th a td f w |ib Spremi (Ifize»' uf cash or other "T jie dull m an 1b m ade, not by na m o u n tain s a n d " a te up" o v er forty of T a lle y ra n d had been p resn n t at Jh* valuable article. "Now. boya." c re a tio n , ho .wonhi have cxclnlm sdl I V yield of corn p**r ncre has been tore, fiuf by the Im m ersion In a s in ­ the w icked ch ild ren ‘th a t ■ho concluded, "w h at lesson do«s tbla “flood g racio u s! Chaos will be d e ­ wonderful and Hie growing of cojn in the gle bu sin ess, and all tho m pr* toach uaT" "J know ," said one young­ be se d e n ta ry , un ev en tfu l, und Inglprl al ro y e d t” Soutii has received a stumilous that ousiy safe More th an half rtf' him s te r; "It te a c h e s us how m any chil­ •---------------------**— promises to revotuliohizd agriculture in will rem ain unexercised and u n d evel­ dren a she b e a r can bold " Dally T hought. , Dixie. Little Bennie Beesou. 11 years oped, tiie rest will be d isten d ed and W e sleep, b u t thu loom of life n e re r .old, of Munticello, M iss, stands at tlie deform ed by o v er-n u tritio n . 0 T«r<cer«* sto p s; and (be p a tte rn which was Non« May Shirk. „w eaving w-ben th e su n w etu down Is head of the lilt this year. He grew 227 , bantlon. and Hi« heat of ro o m s."—Rob* B re ry b an d Is wanted In th is world rin g w hen It com es up tom orrow bushels of cun» on his crib acre, a t a cost ' e rt Louis S tevenaon, In "T b a Wrjsck* th a t can do a little genuina, lin e e rà of 14 cent* per bushel, .'ills ctoaod comWork.—Q eo rg a E lio t e n ry W ard B««cb«c. ;IA . .. . j ' . _ -fv ^4 { IH ■ ..r*î -te-i ' �Trie SA nróftft Imperial Theatre December 2« HÉfoLfi WHAT THE NEW YORK CRITICS SAY r O f THE THIRD D EG R LL . ONE YEAR I N NEW YORK THE EVENING TELEGRAM •' ‘ BY "W*l rival in C H A R L E S K L E IN A Compiate Production of the G reat A m erican Play, dlroctlon of the United Play C om pany.(lncorporated) P R IC E S : 1 .5 0 , 1 .0 0 & Setti on Sale at Maxwell’* 18 WORST OF JOKES HARD TO TAKB TNI T A R IF F BOARD IIR IO U S LY . We May Ultim ately Come Under Rule ef Tariff Board, but Wa to ercely Need It to Inveetlgete the •h ell dam e. pi Bpr»»- We wish we could take that tariff board seriously la all reepecta, but It le Impossible. For 40 years now tbe high tax ere have been tnerkla* up tariff#. Poor follows; they never bad a tariff board. They sliffply consulted their Inward sentlm epts. U tbe spirit moved them to buy a private yacht, to build a 1160,000 ootU ge by tbe eea or to endow e library or university, they told the people In Washington that they wanted more tariff to a u la t In tbe enterprise and they got 1l Tbe proceae was the easiest imagin­ able. K was Ilka tbe Orel law of nature, which la to belp youraelf. N o body ever thought of calling It setentide It waa not even expert. With moat practitioner* the work waa coarse. If not clumsy Would a duck sw im ! Would a hungry man vat! Would a hoy attend a circus! T hose w ere great an d prim itive day* You saw w hat you w anted and you took It. In th e course of tim e It becam e necessary to npologtie occa­ sionally for taking too m uch and to of­ fer excuses for taking It from the wrong man, but the dom ain of science was not Invaded and a tariff board waa u n heard of It now appears tb s t all this use of th e pow er to tax everybody for the benefit of aomebody was highly sc ie n ­ tific and that only sc ie n tists of the flrit o rd e r of m erit can undo any p art of It. W ho should a m p u ta te a lim b b u t a s u rg e o n ! Shall th e fn trlcaclea of a costly chro n o m eter be In tru sted to th e clum sy hnnds of a wood chojy p e r! Is the average A m erican well enough acquainted with the hig h er m ath em atics to ho nhl* to th ro ttle a sc ie n tist who chances to be riding his pockets T T heso are profound and harrow ing q uestions, but we n e v e rth e less bellove th a t w hat waa done by one In stru ­ m e n ta lity m ay be undone by th e sam e agutiey. It m ay be th a t we ahall u lti­ m ately com e u n d er th e so vereign rule of th e tariff board, but we hardly need It to In v estig ate the shell gam e or to m ake a rep o rt upon th e new est getrich-quick schem e D esigning women w hose object Is m atrim ony, learned m e ta llu rg ls'» who know how to dlapose of gold bricks, and skilled e n ­ grav er* having an oversuppjy of g reen ­ b ack s m ay find It profllgblo on occnalon to re fe r th e ir client« to a tariff b o ard , but It will be only for the purpoee of gaining k tittle time. T h e aleutha will be upon th e ir tra il In a m inute. . O rest C om bination. If Mr. Clark Is elected president next year, a congress Democratic In both branches Is likely to supplem ent that result, and the first business In hand In ISIS—-probably In the spring —w ill be tariff revision. The Payne law will com e In for a com plete overhauling. What then shall we s e e ! A man In tbe White House fam iliar with -the tariff from s Democratic point of view , a man In the speakership—Mr. Underwood— familiar with the man In the W hite House, end some men chairman of ways end m eans ramlllar with both. A majority of the majori­ ty o f the house will be pien who have served with the president In congress. T be com bination w ill be as closely knitted a s waa that of McKinley, Keed and Dingier. have not shown that the trust problem could be settled thereby. W hat are half a doxen eulta, or half a hundred for that matter, ae against the forma­ tion and the conduct of new combina­ tions, new tr id e associations, new poola and new agreem ents! They amount to no more than the pin prick In tbe hide of a rhinoceros. Only a few politicians who still per­ ceive advertising material In the de­ nunciation of the trusta pretend that prosecution can ever effectively stay the course of economic evolution. They bul help to postpone the discov­ ery of the solution. The real work of dealing with the difficulty lies with those who are confident tjint regula­ tion, not foollah attempts at destruc­ tion, constitutes the answer. . • More L ight Net deeded. The spectacle of suqi earnest sHvocates of tariff reform as Root, Pen' rose. Crane and the other distin­ guished guest* felicitating the presi­ dent upon taking their advice to veto any "tinkering” with the sacred tariff sohedules m ust have been both an Imposing end Inspiring sight, but the Importance of that scene will suffer som ewhat because of the burning cu­ riosity that will be aroused to know what asaurancea were given tbe presi­ dent as to the next campaign. AKE T a ft's Veto ef the Wool B ill May Cause Him Many a Bad Quarter on an Hour. W e ore ooafldsnt that President Taft, by hi* veto of th r wool bill, has prepared many a bad quarter of an hour for himself. It may appear that h* has dons an uncomfortable die service to hta tariff board by bo much Insisting upon the necessity of basing revision of (ha schedules upon Its report and findings. The Underwood revision of the wool schedule Mr. Toft found to be unaooeptnble, because It had been prepared w ithout, Information as to cost .differ cnees and other factors which the ta r Remedy Is W ith Voter#. Iff board Is engaged In studying. The D lsrusslng the defeat by C anada of general opinion of the country, we are th e reciprocity schem e, the Indian­ sure, la that. In signing a bill which apolis News nays: reduces tbs run of duties on woolen "As for ourselves, we can. ae P re si­ fabrics from 96 per c e n t to 46 por den t Taft says, got a lo n g ' T here 1 c e n t bs would have run no great rlak probably never wa* a people In the of sanctioning duties too low to m eet world with g re a te r capacity for pay­ difference* of production coat and the ing tn ien It la tru e that th at cap acity , "reaso n ab le profit" to A m «tican m anu­ le declining som ew hat—o r at least facturers However, be was of a th e re Is less resignation th an there different opinion, and vetoed the hill once waa. Men and women a re txv Now, suppoae the rep o rt of the tariff ginning to oak why (hey can n o t get board should be of such n n atu re as w hat they need w ithout being forced ' to Juatlfy rate« below thoae ffxed In to pay trib u te to protected favorite* the U nderw ood bill T hat would ahow T hey are com ing to see th a t reci­ th at Mr. T aft had e n tlrrly m isjudged procity I* no! the .o n l* _ _________________ u wo have full pow er to low ef Arr n lts"W !ffllj7r"T n Im puting h aste and move ta ie s w ithout w aiting for the 1 rockleaaneas to them lu preparing the action of any o th e r governm ent Reci­ new- ratee. On the .o ther hand. *np procity I* m erely an aw kw ard device , pose f!)n board's report should ludt for getting w hat we can gel at any cute the neceislty of dullt-s consider Hltne try the en actm en t of law to which , ably higher than (hose filed lu the the connoni of no governm ent but our U nderw ood hill Dora the ptealdcnt own w-ould he necessary We are the suppoae, do the woolen raan u factu r m aster* of our ov 1 destiny, and »0 era or the friends of p ro tection gen can o rd er o u r political affair* a* we erally Imngtne for a m om ent, th at the please. Thl* fact ha* found lodg couutry would accept auch s report merit In m any minds S o o n er or i i a fair and Im partial p resen tatio n la te r ft will b ear fruit. Hut for the of fnrf* fit to serve ne a b asis for the p ro sen t wo sh a ll, have to get along revision of th at sch e d u le ! { Would It a s b est w e' can under m onopolistic not, on th e contrary, bo everyw here c o n d itio n s " * ■aid th at the p re itd e n t'e tariff board was hut a p art of the g ro at protection C ountry's N eeds Not Supplied. 1 st org an isatio n , c o o p e ra tin g w ith the Tbo country feH* a general d ep res­ R epublican party and w tth the pres! sion of energy It fee)» that tin* time* dent hlm aelf to m aintain the in d o a re lean and grow ing leaner [t 1 » not fenalblo" duties t)f schedule K ! plunged In ad v ersity , hut It fowls n do It seem s to us th at am h arritssm em a pressin g alachneRS of prosperity, t he which m ight easily have been avoided cau se la plainly the confusion of poll by sig n in g the wool bill h av e been de­ tic s and public affairs. The need of lib erately Invited by th e veto. d efin ite policies, of conatructlvo con­ T h e moat Im portant ad v an tag e to victions, of firm leadership, Is felt everyw here. And It la difficult to see he found In the reciprocity agreem ent, how Mr. T a ft's cam paign pjpn* are according to S ecretary W ilson, la the access It affords to the C anadian going to supply th a t demand woods Are wa to Infer from thin th at W hat Might H ave Dean E xpected. ( Iho se c re ta ry foresee« tho personal T h e re will bo no honest en fo rce­ need of retirem en t to the tall tltnjior! m en t of the p u re food law u n til all j Those eminent financiers who aay th e u p sta rts tike McCabe and nil the unlaw ful ho ard s like that headed by I that, agitation Is had for buatneaa Prof. Rcmsen' aro excluded from the should have thought of that before bureau of chem istry. It Is highly they agitated (or so much tariff and characteristic of a president who sur such a lax enforcement of the laws rendered to tho standpatters to pat that especially concern- their en ter \ ' Dr. Wiley on the back and yet leave prises. 1 ' him practically bound and gagged in the hands of his enom lss. Mr. T a ffe Form of "Recall." President Taft bos manifested somethlngvakln to bitterness In his apposi­ « -H tion to tbe recall feature of Progre give" politics. Thrust* s i Trusts. AR the sam e, be Is on a trip of T h e departm ent of Justice la said to P have e thousand com plaints against' speechm sking. with tbe purpose ot th e traete upon Its books. Investiga­ urging the recall of every congress­ tion of allaged violations or the Sher­ man who dosa not agree with h ie poll: m an a n ti-tr u st.taw leads the depart­ elea; For Mr. .T a ft, recall by law la all m ent to b ellove that It can carry through aererai prosecutions with suo- wrong; but recall at the hebest o t th e' president Is all righ t • c ess before' the end of the year. T he decision« In the ro ses against the Standard OH com pany and the . Protectionist« and beneficiarle! of • Am erican ’ Tobacco com pany proved government favoritism to tb« faw at that thb Sherm an jaw could deal with Iha expense of the many are rejoining the tfuata so. far as to halt tfihlr poll* throughout the world oYer tbe blow to commercial freedom la Canada. ■>. . « -* T\* : ïfer . i.. y ï z - i ’s .ü \ RÉL THE LION~ -AND THE MOUSE -THE GAMBLERS-1AGGIE PEPPER’ e t c 18 VERY BAD EITHER WAY Ths L hic . , 4 ^ o _______ T H E E V E N IN G MAIL 'Gripped the auditor«. Will run . 1 |„, 'The Lion end ike Mouee.' Intente h„,> Realistic manner of ictinf,” AUTHOR OF January 5 papuUritp Mou,* ‘ Ab*o<bio( it« j. G(ipptti| lituttinji, rnirk'bl« *ctin| of thr cut," TH E •• M '»irt« EVENING WORLD pub« lusting InlLr ptjy," . T H E ■T lY lE s A ‘*"rtie tttinp o(' Irj^qL'HtW 'I'glv. .. re«l." ‘ C y * " ' * • ■( )■ “»'»lit THfc AMERICAN “ Will undoubtedly meet with wide tp|n>. finely tiled. Genuine ting in tbe eppUute T H E CLOUE "Tbe eudience onjoyed every mommi pby," T H E WORLD. "PopuUr success.” Vv„ 1 ih, A . NO M I S T A K E SH IP TO THE OLD RELIABLE S. H. & E. H. F R O S T — ---- r * ESTABLISHED I»« COMMISSION MERCHANTS Oranges, Grapefruit National I tag.# Cemmntiun VI« iJkittlS ul| 'Li Pineapples, Vegetables LMtr l .1 "'- £ SOUTHERN SHIPPING NO. 50 ' 319 W A SH IN G T O N ST R E E T. NEW YORK KF.FFJtKNCES AH f l « NallQA«) -»'i . * • , **• C w hif J sy Slrw t 1 Hink and «(1 Met Kindly write for stencil if needr I (SitI,I# A((UOM SOLIC111NG AGENT WANTED DOES LOCATION AND EXPERIENCE COUNT.' S P E N C E R ’S BAKERY Only exclusive baker in the city. mixing done with latest "unproved tnry mnehinpry. All S p e n c e r’s B read handled by nil firs tclass grocers. SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY W c Make E verything Known to the I rade P H O N E 106. NO. I l l PA R K A VENDI KBBi □ LIZ] Meat Market of Quality^» Where you cun get Ihe hc.sl of everything tlelivere» I to your door hy apeeiiij messenger and on lim e . 0 WC CARRY A COMPLETE LINE 01 Florida and Western Heel and Pork, 1 amb, Dry and Salt Meats, Elsh, Poultry and Home Made Pork San sage. We are now prepared to give to the trade our speriti! IIOMt MADI CORN BEEF Try It—you will Ik: plenaed. T. W . 110 Park Avenue s ill BRIG G S t _________________________________________________________ - - 1 -w - V. > " • pitone No I * . . » *. a 'y .’r - v,-,v * ä s H A N D S O M E AS A BU L L D 0 G s M O R E O V E R :— The up-to-date Y oung Man insists upon Wearing Shoes that way-j this S eason. ' rWants room to cross his toes when he sees the Pretty Girl coming, maybe! >tW e didp t ihvent-the style. It is “ Rhinocerian,” if you want to say so. Bdt nevcrtheldas— It is the Proper Caper for F all, 1011. This, ;and a.dozen other new Styles shown now in Regal Shoe Stoic aimi Agency windows, t o tickle the Young Man's Fancy and to Get his M oney. Four D ollars,-^that s all! Milder Styles for more consciYativc People. Higher prices,, too, for Super-Standard Regals. But, remember, all Regal Shoes are made in Regal S h o e I'actorics, on a Factory profit which ¡a limited to ii percent, as per Public A u d ito r ’s Certified Statem ent. ( “ C ost Plus 5 per cent,’' wc call this.) . „.V.’-jV *, ;. . . . ,~ Retail price stamped on the s o le -o f each genuine-Regal by the Makers. This to insure a full return for the m oney to Consum ers every time. Greater value (at the price) does not exist than in — -Standard $ 4.Q0 Shoes THRASHER l-cm zjtirr' » juûsY».' 'A * - ' �F.*' • , -. % t :. • *- 7 ; . c • • ' P u n i / ^CT* THC S A N T O R O ii c r a l d ABOUT TBE CITY KEEPING FENCES IN <*;îi»«R R E PA IR It W ill K e e p the Live Stoch Out end ..m e H iP P « n ln is -M e n llo n M a t t e r s In Mi ITEMS PERSONAL of B r ie f. O f ■ INTEREST 1 . -m jry of th e r i o « t l " i S '« » 11 In ,h ^ S u c c in c tly A rranged f o r H u r­ ried llcrold R ead er» , j * * J«me*>«» become a hero again. h H Whitner and C. M. Hand went taDtiol Tueaday morning. p n) Bigger» ha* returned from a visit m (be Beachntn family e t Orlanco. u iu Alberta Hopson left S aturday to ■ J Z the holiday» adth home folka in , Tampa. ; S A. Irvin I*fl ^bfi»in>aa duy for Ohio b iv ai called lo ihe home of hi* mother, ybo U very IU Ur J . M. Sliver, of S a n fo rd , w i n d o w n |U t night to »ee one o f our m o a t popular ^ India*-—Reporter S ta r . V^norfc Atkin* 1» »pending th e holiday* ’ at boot with hi» mother. HI* Sanford (rkodt afe alwayi glad to aee him. MU» WUlie Singletary, who has charge cf the public »chool at W inter G arden, la Unodlog the holiday» with Iter parent» Weather i» warm and the w ater 1» at the »ulphut »pcing nt Woodl»nl P u t Open Saturdays and Sun­ day»' vftia Clariua Starling Its*'returned from atbortHilt to Jacksonville. wlicro »lie vtnt Ult Friduy to »pend Xma» with relitlm . Woodland Park li better thn n ever and git water ii warmer ih n M n th e siTinmcr. G«t a mlphur bath. Open S atu rd ay s and Sand»7 » The Sanfordiu-s enjoyed a <|uiet Christ m i The Christina* exercises of the (•riooi Sunday School brought m any of the people together The member* ul the W ednesday Club ire reminded that the club will meet ut the residence of Mm I. K Philips Wed£ M*l»y afternoon. Dec? 27its. Hr. and Mrs A W lirown of Enterpme have been in Sanford a day or two They attended die Welaka Flub dance ut Jodie Harvey MiltutTWubry. Mia Mabry 'ltd little son. ll.i^Uiirt W ashburn, with Mill Wasburn of Fjt/gcrulil. G a . are beer vith .th ru sister. Mrs li F Smith MpaRositiu Jaeock» Went up to Sailfori today to visit friends and u lim d the bill to be given by the Welaka Club^ ut lb Sanford Manse to n ig h t—Reporter Star. lltadsckr Poison Osk and Dix ih i I Lk I KtlttVe* all pain wkcti piuptily T h # gnrduu fence ruay well servo Voice L e sso n s—Itulmn method Coll. tw o tlla tln c t purpori«« It mtty keep uur Phone or address Mm ('. L Hoy 32-3tf Loiopoutuirtl 3 yrai* iit«r arid all air drliglilrd that kasr used il sto c k an d supjiort useful urhaiuenti»i DlrSC t Io n » I—Saluiair a ihkk .Lab uul applr ovai ^uiu ui «lay ktiaJ. (•titov* Waliteli—Tu purchase ui lease with opIl b i n i c i • ami tunllfiur lo apply vinos. T h e w inter Is n good Mine to "on. small piece ol irrigativi land with or Price musi lie low p la n th e boundaries of th e new gur wiihom huildiiigs Manufactured by J. S. THRASIJE.R at Lake Mary. dan . s e c u re tho fcucliiK uiatorlal and and terms reasonable Drawer UhU, 32-11 ----------- SOLD HY ----------do tho w ork. Hurry yodr grape vine planting, as best T h e fenco for th e aardm i should not ü o n ly be high and tig h t, auffloleiit to time is |wissing Have a few un hand for immediate delivery PI ini Amoor Privet tu r n p o u ltry and o th e r amnll anim als; for hedge nnd secure tiriiiiful und ev er­ v u v u m v v v v v m v v v u v m v v v v v v v v v y b u t s tro n g enough to tu rn hogs, c attle. lasting Inclusine Cut (lowers and plunit, And all o th e r la rg o fnm i anim als Paul nursery slin k L II Temple, plume 15(1. try n e ttin g Is largely used for Ihe p u r­ 32-1 f p o se and as<rves It well when nothing I «*si I ait gc hound, i is | wiih * while b u t p o u ltry Is to he tu rn e d Itul | miuI nryund neck und daw n hrensi, (fem ulu) try n e ttin g la n very frail fencing m a­ If found return to or let me know and OF SANFORD, FLA. te r ia l an d when It la once m ashed receive reasonable reward A S Mcf . H. R A N D . P r a s ld ant G E O . F B R N A L D . V ia a -P ra a . d o w n o r g o tten out of *hnp» In any L i suon R. No 2. Plume No 313-2 r . P. F O R S T E R , C a s h l t r B. F . W H I T N E R . As st. Cash lac Lor Side—laa-omotive iy (m- boiler forty w ay It Is difficult to m end and twv O nly National Bank in O ran g e C o u n ty cornea prao tlcally w o rth less, says a h p. Kcunomlr taniei thirty h p. seven inch, four side Huustun molding m achine, w r lta r In an ex ch an g e Unco the lingn tw enty h. p rutilile, ladling saw ialite F unds P ro te c te d by B u rg lary Insuran ce s t a r t to got undor o r tho cow to get with 31 ipcii inserted luoili saw, saw Safety Deposit Boies for Rsnt o r a r It you m ight a s well throw It table (double, end); power grind stone; O R G A N IZED 1887 aw a y , fo r m osquito n e ttin g would a f­ one horse log cart, shafting, pulleys, fo rd Juat ns m uch p ro tectio n to tho hungers, helling, etc., etc. V. Sclunelz K. Nl>. 2, Sanford. 32>2tp g a rd e n . W anted—To rent liratrlti»* upright plano T h e re a re sev eral m akes of heavy 32-1 f b u t c h ick en and pig tig h t stin k fences, four or five m onths. Phone 21111 For Sale— Flight room house, nicely Huw ith No. 9 w ire a t th e top and bot­ NORTH EAST to m . T h eso heavy fonros are not ialied. four large porrhea, nneluillng live VS. m uch m orn ex p en siv e thnn poultry lots lirutly fenced, oulhony. Mowing well, shrubbery, etc. A nice liilne m goorl lo­ n e ttin g , will Inat m uch longer, nnd urn cation on First street ju s / west of bridge. m u ch m o re efficient In every way V. Sclunelz. K No. 2. Suifforil 32-2t p B y th e use of heavy grade woven For Sale—Door¿akslngk. wi(h and withw lro fencing and stro n g , well set. and out iriiiisoms.., wij»lyW|i\ y(Ui casings, w ell b ra c e d posts ten to fifteen foe•t ^»Ifcnls nnd wrlgRUl wAtuJow t^Vingk, hotel a p a r t th e garden fen ce may servy ga a ^ rn u g e with boiler,, tuLrldry« rqngc; »inks. > s u p p o rt for grape vlti««« rltnibliig Axil ufiiT-Rzó; rolling ' dyqinVwjtir 'ciishfgs bean*, o th e r useful fru its and vegetay nnrl.Litfufe*; duplile , ^ ‘Jhi pyiid gluzrd) blea, a n d a whole list of o rnam ental dCom with cualngft, .lirrec quart erst one flow ering plants. By plan tin g these J tn d U t inch galvanized pip««, etc. Also 0 50x30 f t two story hfillding. the dining So u t h w est u se fu l o r o rn a m e n ta l Vines along the hiUI iiU'Pfnr Crest Inn. All mat«‘rlul strict­ g n rd en fenoe th ey a re o u t of tho w ay. ly hikli k’rnde Some sills and joists and of o th e r plantings, th e ir support re­ liitHs-lèft V S«dimelz. R No 2 . Sanford ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN q u ire s no u ltr a m a te ria l, and they 32 2i p DINING AND SLEEPING CARS form a p re tty fram e to the garden pic­ Ij i s I—.lersey heifer. Hirer years old. crop off Jefi and split in right rut Finder tu r e In o u r garden we iilluw the garden I bring tu I W Sypes on t'elery livellile, 2 S i fi­ l'or liifurmiitiiiii. Rales and Rpservulioiis .sur- m*jir fe a r» to su p p o it grupetlU e*. butter and iei eive reward lile lolle (ity 1 1 1 ai sc has liroiighl down b e a n s nnd limn lientis. orn am en tal | psi Alliiiilic Coast Line Ascili tir weit»* gourd*, wild grain«*, m orning glories the lugli «visi ol living Only S lim ja r week for (hr thirst ialite t«>ard in d ir city an d sw eet pea« O ne )«-ar the en tire See Pnrkrr 2A fenoo was covered with sweet i«'us Lor Sale—5 aere farm, twenty lieuriug and w hat a beautiful sight they were orange tr««es, 50 |x*uch tr««es. also very 1311 W e st Bay S t. JA C K SO N V ILLE, FLORIDA from July tHT frost No b e tte r permit Im gr hearing |w*ar trees, mialrrii S-riwim Iient o rn a m e n tal tin e in n he tool Dir collage front and Imi k (Min firs, filers th e g a rd e n fence th an l to* » Ihl grn|>e sonili liiildrll laikr, 3 miles vuilli ru st of vlflb It seqliiH to te- e su <tb at hiitne i S a u te d ; 5 mlliulcn walk lo street rail«H t W . l ' ■ N».*s & •cïTl i r v r i f e ta n fh Tha*Tnnrtg via« tt« Wiil4 <ft,iy ulsn Ovrnhi ruilroud Lini-drinking ihhI liathing. Itslilng and swim W)r„ j water, giaal run- from the ground „ Mso 1IU 0 nere irm i ul the very j J o f thi« fence nini Ihttre Inaili h Into rning Alsu Lesi celery and lettuce lumi, well located P eop l tw o dlvtalons one following to the uiPr west Cainenin Ony. Ir«» Hina a rig h t mid th e oil. er to th e left along ■piuilcr ul mile from lyunfnnl iriictuni ( J, CAPITAL $;i0.00().()() tth e top w ire Tim tin e Is llgjit and carline. I ami has u gentle slu|a- frinii 4II.. O N I.3 hsuk II. N.nlmd ih.i INSURES L.VL.R3 DOLLAR in never -t• v g racefu l, th e foliage I« bright attrai- Nurili tu South L.nd. so there will I Il T I > A1 . AIN I l.Oi*h iiuin aft y and *11 i'iums liv e, and refresh in g , nml the whole lie uuy dilllgrr of soured lami. Guuran- 1T p la n t from early su m m er till very late ti«t;iJ lo gel Mowing wells nil Ionid Ri-u- 11 In th e fall posiM-sae« charm . Individu maialile iwiee. und lermii to so rt Ad- I + dress tail 1127 City 2-tf5 1+ n llty . and grace th at few cultivated I I mnight live tracts of tine land three p lan ta poasess T he blossom of the ---- - o ffers ------years ago I lilijiroved und riilliviitnl wild g ra p e has the sw eeteat and most them. Well located I want one frif n e n c h a n tin g odor of any Mower that lumie und trucking. See the for hurgains Prompt S et vite • P o lite Servite - A ccurate Service bloom s To sm ell It In Its natu ral ort ol hers. Levi Hiulonl. Just south uf h aunt« of tin« thh kot and wood III May Crystal Ire Factory 27-1f F O U R l ’FK C E N I A L L O W E D O N S A V IN G S D E P O S l l S o r Ju n e , lo the n a tu re lover m akes life Wanted —Steady («notion witfi fruit or alm o st com plete To sm ell It In one's truck grower Kelcrcm r John R. Magie. S sffty D cjiom I Mine« for R rnl 29--|tc g a rd e n or grove m ake« him feel (lint f'otlsTawn P i th e lieHl of n aturo I« neat at hand L'ot S.d' by o * ii' 1 'i rIwhli. 3-story WK WANT YOUR BUSINESS irli 11 v modern t■••!•«•- al il l Oak avenue. A t L e a s t a Y e a r T o o L a te one ut ill«- lu-M n -i'leiice «Irret» m Sun Mr. Munti, llepuldlcnii lender In (he foni, gitavi harn 13 foot front, comi slmile; M M SMI IM. P ir. Il R S lF V L N S V « .P ... Il L. tOLAR. CasLiitr houao. In hl» sta te m e n t to the cuun Vf, blocks from lieuri of city Call Phone 131». or udilri»» P II Box 1220 3 |-4 tc try . rev iew in g th e work of the ez tr a sessio n of coQKrwss, inakea one Hutgiiui—'S nere» of land in lhi?k Hnntp o in t a g a in st th e D em ocriu« Hu niiH-k; hi-si lumi in thè «-utility; allclcored *r ch arg e» them with h av in g delayed thu illd irrigati-ìli plunt complete, with I acre Prink a Bottle of PHHBSgo uf th e m e a su re fo r the direct: iflcry . I iure* li-itur«-. nnollu-r nere ready for | wvtni< or iinytliiiig Crup and land ele c tio n of senator» <<ifiy{ili-ir J.t iati oh I M Miu artney. B ut w hat profit can Mr Mann hope Sanford. Lli R I I) Nu .1 31 if to y;aln for-L is pftrty try calling ntiunc irc u ii I or Reni h u ii n * l i e < ! t< «mi tloq>io ih n ; ( a c t’ T h e »(and pal »f\ig light « l.-.i ,.l . ..l i |. ni. . e .it.ili y locai.«! of tile ftcpubllraUH In c oiign-««, ■ to Mlilrc IL.« I l i ; Illy ' lp w hlcti Mr Mauu litm »elf beloiik«. haw Lor Sul'lliir»r. wiigmi, carriage, d elay ed thu |iaaHagu of a m easure for «lugli- imi ilniihl*- li ino-««. giiMili-nr eri t h t dlr«M-t election of sen ato r» through gnu- .imi (wiiii|. I.inning iiilplraim l» unii th e six te e n year» of Its coni nil of con aiiliimolulr. all m a «acntlce. A II g in g e r a l e o r s o d a w a t e r g reaa. A lthongh th e m e a su re passed Druck li th e ¿rouse u n d er R ep u b lican control, M anufactured with (»ure distilled wuter—they will prevent IDness, aid At II 3 Railroad wav. uppuaiti* L.X|if»-«s did any o n o over h e a r of Mr Mann OUtor. Frank tlruiim'« I .dinting Co—For digestion and give you health p o in tin g to tho fact th a t It* d«d«at by Fur Sale—Dai- him k Iin mil cloth one piece a sta n d -p a j sen ate w as a party blun­ suit and out» dll wind «iri|»*d m u I «nit. T h e S a n fo rd Coca Cola Bottling C o ., S a n fo rd , F I * d e r? also twq iiim'» autt» ^ 2.1-tf T h o H opubltcan houso loader ta at Tliri-i- I.«Rtii Lloiiar 1«• ^ Apartm ent* u .vwrAV.AW.w .w »yM «www.'rww le a st a whole year too lato In seeing For Rent—$2.5« i;l (HI ,unl $3 5(1 |x«r w«*«‘k. th e lig h t. * Southeast corner of Secutul St and (jiu trl Avenue. Mr» llno|mr - - tf A Now York stock oirhango Mrm For «Sale— The riiln-»l high land farm in has Just failed for $4.000.000. It ought Orange cmiutv Stm k and tool* Tliirty “ • *; • . * ■• to bn evident to tpo most careless eyo acres. 2 in fruit und 12 in cultivated that this might have bt*en prevnitod field, halotirr in |>-»«tiu^ und woodland. by perm itting tho Bteol trust to ab­ Good «roam house in d out fmildings G as­ sorb sotnothlhg at tho psychological oline engine ami w ater wurkg 3*-. mil*-« from town. !» aide fruiu licit Uric nn «d m om ent. '* • • ci vrr laike Pleasant to look at. V-sry healthy L.levntion 7U feet flilieve S an ­ W ho Could Beat ford Cheep nnd tcrnwi easy. C. F W il­ P resident Taft la a* certain of re liam». Dux 923. Snnfonl, Lla. Î O ffic e A b o v e r i r * f N a t io n a l B a n k S A N T O R D , rLO K ID A 10 if nom ination as he can be certain of i » ’ -' « Ten acres of goml land for sale at a anything. In the chnngeR nnd chance« bargain Three acre» dcared nml »ropof th is m ortal life. It Is. quite Idle to (*-d losi seHsoti All uiidcr feuo.-.' Near a ssert, aa som e Democrat* aro Jaunt­ loading »tuti'in on tructipa line. Almost Pniticulnrs dt Herald ily a siertln g , that any Democratic given «way nom inee can defeat him- Tho fact la. only a Democrat who command*' Uif -^ » p tiiy .Sanford friends who employ' confidence of the country In an ujl-_ "f.-Whery at,H ie HcitcL!, nnd likva n*ed j Celrfini(e<l Little Pink Malaria Pill*. usual degreo ran hope to do It Probably no .Democrat of the poll- wfllcJi^ou know never loll lo cure M alar­ tlctan class can do tt. The people ia anil-Live*-and Blood disorders. Toll who would vote against Mr. Taft are y mir friend» Ihey can get them at every Drug Store ili Fioritili. Cull for *-C-U-C cryin g o u t for a now sort of. leader­ Pills Guaranteed by Dr. Jno. A. Voti Valship. Their only chance of getting II ■ Ulti Frl.-4-tp A L L W O R K IK JN K B Y la through tho party that has for some For Sale—The sim plest and Iwst sm udge years been on tho outside. If the heaters qn the m arket F A. Sdium pcrt, m anaging D em ocrats are w ise «nnyigh Sanford. Fki. 1 ^ • IS'-tfc to p u t forward n loader of so coin Doni forget jto try thè dried chipped N eu Door to City Rm iiu ib I m antling a personality aa to satisfy No. 103 W*»« Firs« Suer« beef— chipped while you wait àt"W . W. that demand t h e y w ill b« Ukaly to J. G. MARTIN Mrs. Geo. A DeCol'es lias returned Inna an rxtendrd visit to North Carolina point» and Jacksonville. Her m any fhradi are glml to see her home mire vJodge Joseph Manuel Alio and frta the Ide at 1 ‘mes are spending „ . bltdaT* in S.infnrd Mrs. Alin was ¡'¿/•fp* Munscai mid is u niece of 1 .Hknie S. Munson wife, the Miss Mm people id Saiifurd, especially the , benevolent societies and the young |ienplr r ' **1 Sunday schools, have been'm ore than f*o*rous in tlieir loving sym pathy, interot and gi/ts tg die orphungh this fnll and ‘ *kls» Laura FtsJi of Kynfon) nud Mi** tin» Smith, u fricu i from New York who visiting line lur several weeks. ***" 'lie guests of Mrs Martha •cod fee the pan ddf-»>shiys—l>eljtiid •: Ira n i.. n ,t , . B Ihcktnaon und Miaa Roao. M»emur.,cd from their visit to Jock•^WtUe. Where they went S aturday h u t ,f'r ^'*wu,rt,bk holidays with | £*■ "•"Xjhlo.in. Mrs Dickinson's dough•».»no resides in JncksonDHIe. J i n . R. Bryan of Wrightaville. Georgia cl*y, Saturday evening and ■fan,, ‘lau4l"er' tycR. M. Mnson. RfA Bryan y a s -accom panied by two Rryan. ' Superintendent of • u *« ^ >0u* Georgia, und *■ Bryan ol Aincricua. Georgia. aflcr a fte r spending a days with h it parents, left 'afternoon, for New.Orleana. to the biennial convention of the U £ r ? “ fr a te rn ity w h ic h c o n ve n e s " * » O rlea n . Hie 2 7th . Jtfhh a n d 2D th. Lake Ma^f, Flarida FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1 J I ' I I I •’T r* I. ,v •! Ì ’> ira A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent cs Baiik oi Sanford, A. PEOPLES •» , Florida t 1 BANK OF SANFORD P. C O N N E L L Y r~" GENERAL FIRE INSURANCE AGENT C l^ itC m ’“W e“R a,elöhN nr,h A iro" ' U‘° a ' the re,urn 10 Sanfordf from (k» m e. T < O o r i J !!‘ t 0n #nd prof>ab,y re m a in a " n s î* be,0r8 re tu rn in g to college. Notice V nis,?fLTr,"DÄDf **• atockfaoldera of •S tUoi!? V8Ì‘ k Fu*‘ ComP*nP» lor ,2 1 , dl« c to n w ill; bo held hi .'h e Prealdent M onday. J a n u . *! 2 o'clock p. m. " * F. I L R amd. t - ^ r r Fra a l'la o t 6 . L 4 ifra x u n , K . C o. ~ I 7 ^ t Fri . t- ftK it- M. HANSON MODERN SH O E REPAIR SHOP ELECTRIC MACHINERY Work. ' ■« A tlantic Coast Line THE • — May Be Ueed a t Support for Borne O rn am en tal Vine -au* I >•*' -I �man can make good on flye ncn*» of lanf end unless they can »bow you the actual results the scheme la a t ok# and tba man who perpetrate* the fraud abould he itended over u> the police like any other malefactor w in pun hi» hand In your pocket and takes your money, There 1» no itate In the Union that la ao rich In promise for the homeaeeker 0 1 Florida and becauae of thia fact our fair state baa be­ come the auunplng ground for all the gold brick men of the tmlveree. Thia fact ahould not deter the man from making Investments, for we are only emerging from the chryaallt of boom method» and getting into tbe light of safe end »one method» of lend wiling. Our state will Preee feeder and “ad".man wanted on legitimate real estate dealer or the real Sanlord Herald at once. Apply In person. farming aectlona. although It will have a tendency to depresa the selling and make Sanford man in Jackounvlllc wearing more timorous the dollar of tbe homecrepe on hi» arm waa asked about hi* be­ seeker who abould have luveated at first reavement and Mid he bad Ju»t rooelved hand in a section where stuff will really word that hi» subacription to the Sanford grow, and the title« are dear. Thia it dr.Hung up day for Florida and Herald had expired. (be bouse will be In better shape to re­ ceive visitors after the dirt has been eau roatrs spcculty Tbe thlpnenta of lettuce from Sanford brushed away. far the mdnth of December will reach 120 At The Presbyterian Church oara and round out a but Inc»* *o far thia The children of the Presbyterian church eeeton of 400 cart. That money tcattert 1toeIf over a much larger region of Florida look forward to the coming of Sant»' than the city about which it U grown and Claus each year because they know that fjoro which It U »hipped. Celery will pos­ SupL McLauiln always place» his order sibly hhve to take a back »cat in Sanford, early with old Saint Nick and that the though for year» it loaned it* name to tree will be loaded This year wna no exception and the m any children and tbe uae df ( tie municipality. But lett tbe reader doe» not find the the parenta gathered early Monday night Sanford specialty In a paragraph both a t the church to taka p an in the festal naming celery and lettuce, we will ex­ occasion. The little tots, and the larger plain that Sanford'» specialty i*>,ca»h fbr vegetable» and vegetable* for cash." It U a combination that 1» hard u> beat.— Tampa Times. rue truth abo u t B H IN C LE S W i N a i h L iM T iir r r Ç o m j t a iv i .. . . Ctr " A . F. F A L C K R esident M an a g e r A SPECIAL OBJECT We make n special object of turning out Inundrywork that fits. The shirts (hat we launder fit like new. The collars that wi* launder are so shaped' that they will fit just as the mnker intended. Every garment, from the small­ est to the hugest is handled with such care mid precision that we guarantee every piece to he perfectly laundered. If-w t1 ing ymir lutindrywork, it would certainly pay you to give us a trial Our wagons call everywhere. £ Steinway & Sons Mehlin ;£ Behr Bros. - Mathushek £ “Crown” Story & Clark Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros. ;? and Fischer Progress Steam Laundry The Autopiano lu m e C O N C R E T E F LO O R S FO R HOGS Hava Bean Found to Be Very Service­ able, Convenient and Economical —Cement la Only Coat. Send for C atalogues, P rices and T e rm s ^ ¡ J A C K S O N V IL L E . - takes (he flame freely nnd instantly and burns evenly to the end. They have an easy draft and (he ash dors not Hake or scale o(T. The flavor and aroma Iaféntton le a poor thing -RttenUon. F L O R ID A u ifts That ive Satisfaction Suits M ne-Out Of.Ten The chslices are (hat they will please you It la worth the trial. The price la only O UR M A IL ORDER DEPARTM ENT la ready to handle YOUR Christm as O rder. Have you sent It In7 F lo r id * 4 5 -4 9 West Bay St. Jacksonville, Florida H e w ho breaks hie word sm ash es ,, * him self. 4è T be l e i y man consider» alevery, ... - □ □ □ □ □ □ □ B D r a n i E i n w in f s i n n n n n n r i X j The Tampa Guide Clftor? ANVIL SPARKS .. e ll totl <■ J’ ■I " without I Herald end they went, some of them aew iiTul ell of then, were bunooed. £ d° e,f The Herald will watch this trial with MMoai Intereat. Our community has suffered by You cai the contamination of these fakirs. They to kwalloi traded on our good name nnd we want to see th^m punished ns they deserve to be The wi have beentwelve montlra ago. There are only a few real vegetable sections ln tbe stete of Florida where a S.otig'iuoot» ftotrl at g.ong\uooh, jflortha Ask M r. F o ster tion: in s to - b a- boped-tfds fltufUtf-l»/. The loea In feeding on the bare ground, 'ÿepeclitlly In bad weather, has bm>n o, e^riouH draw back in hog raid Ing Wood floors are exponstvo and too short lived to become general Concrete floor» art» found to be tory srirrtrenbto. convenient and saving, write* J. H. Hajmoe In the Farm and Home. W e have been feeding on floors open to tbe weather, but In the future cuoh .floors shall be under cover A Tlqor 40 feet long And BO feet wide will afford room to feod 75 to 100 bead of hogs. Tba roof to coror this floor will not co«t over 1200. Including the row of cribe along each tide for feed. In building tba floor we excavate a pit I feet deep and All thia wtth cob­ b lestone even with the enrfaoe. On th is w e put a layer o f c o a n e gravel 1 foot deep and after packing wall, the concreta le laid, making a »olid floor 8 faet deep— which will la st a itfotlme. W e do th e work ours*Iras. The cem ent la th e only cost. Tba rock and gravel ar* on Ih» farm. W e raise tho lower aide of thè roof t feat from the floor And erect granarlea'tljQ ./uil length of the fcoor. and 6 feet above the concrete. T b eoe'ex­ tend back f e w ,7 feet. iIt Is eaay to rèm ovaìtb e ròba end Water from the hog* and In Inclem­ ent w eather the hog» have » refuge. The aavlng In feed for one year will pay the expenee o f building. If Ten miles from Sanford or Orlando. The finest and most homelike family Hotel in Orange county. Furnished new tjiroughout. Our cuisine the very best. A ten course dinner 50c. White help ex­ clusively. Service guaranteed. Boating, Motoring, P o o l, Billiards, Tennis, Croquet, Weekly Dances and Aikehest Lyceum Attractions Semi-Monthly for the pleasure of our guests. Our table is supplied with the best the market affords. Catering looked after personally by the Manager, Mr. A. F. Falck, -a well known Chef. Accomodations for one hundred. Booklets upon application. Information gladly given. Write, Wire or Phone • ............................................. Fl o r id a the pastor and officers of the church w eie remembered. The nfem bert were glml to huve theii beloved pastor. Kev, J. F. McKinnon with them on this pi you a occasion. Although his life hits (alien In different line* he re ­ turns to bis former flock as often u i pos­ sible. , Our stock is Weil* Manufactured. Carefully Graded. Price Low. cannot furnish our stock write us for prices. The following Item clipped from the Palalka New, m eans more to the state of FUrtds than uny one end imagine at present: “ The Federal grand jury ut Jackson­ ville on Saturdny handed down an In­ dictment against the Florida Home Land Company, of which A. S. Maim. S. W. Holies and T. S. Hand are the principal manipulator*. Them men will answer to (tie charge of fraudulent m isrepresenta­ the grand Jury will be followed hy other indictment* against »evrrol other fraudu­ lent land tale schemes in this state. Florida has sufficient natuial advantages of soil and clim ate to induce immigration; too m any in fact to tempt other timn natural crooks to m isrepresent. The A. S. Mann named in the Indictment above referred l# is the father-in-law of former governor William Sherman Jennings." The Florida Homeland Co. exploited tbe colony known os Celery City over in Volutin County. They obtained (he name and fame by trading on Sanford'a reputa­ tion. Their literature contained a mop ahawIngTVIety City to be located )u*t •even miles from Sanford when it was nearer tw enty by road. They m ade the suckers believe that Celery City lands were the same ns Sanford when in reality .they were under water during the greater part of the year and nn flowing well* could be)procuted upon them. Their main talking point was the im m ense prod'a •made at Sanford a n d . "Why should you p iy 9 1 00 per acre f6 r Sau fur inlands when at Celery City you can buy the same kind for $25 per acre " Their agents circulated upon every train from Jacksonville (n Sanford, pounced u j i o i i the unwary, car­ ried him to Sanford, showed him tbe beautiful fields of celery and lettuce, the flowing wells and the prosperous farmers and then carried him across the lake tJ "Celery" City where they had the aatne' conditions a t $25 per acre. Certain kind of crops did grow at Celery City but tbe poor deluded buyers who had passed up the legitim ate real estate a t Sanford and listened to the oily tonguod land shark not only did get good land but after they had paid out their money discovered th at thgy had no title to the lands. The Herald two years ago sounded the warning note about these to-called celery lands. Our main cry was to see the lands, make them show you tbe crop* growing and above all examine tbe title. W hat was the use! We tajked to the laod buyers until our breath gave out about the difference In Florida land and that the geaiune flowing well Idm t drained, protected and well situated could not be bought for a tong. But the siren •bog of tbe land shark was sw eeter fo their ear» than the home m ade axioms. Tbe higUy colored literature of tbe (aka land acfcoffl^ftKl the cheap pilose was more than th* simple jglea told in The , (F o r m e r ly M cN A IR A S O N ) d ya l-U p c h u rch B uilding, J ac ks o n ville , F lo rid a ™ ~ * * & - + * ik x £ * * : : I’lic rJ It ib i gravu of your lovrd n u i theulJ U o f ih» mo« d u tib l* m iib li «nd franiti. Our long i t perire » [ss»W*s in to goanasa* our inamuManf* lei b* ol ih i h ifh n t qutlily of k iU t it l. W rit* u bctW* raikihg ,o * r yurt Vorn ,, q d e d s <> 1 _______ \J ,> <> 1 T t y. sod w* will submit -draif *4 and print. \ ’ 3 m d ^ i i d ; , SEED PO TATOES Blfe* Triumph | Our «Otk > u f,ow«*b, ui la Ms)** » 4 M l . York T h i m e t « flo*. C«*' ; ¡TffC CLARK MONUMfNT COMPANY 1 \ *n,r™ M «Vi lo, Mme; h « fawn drirfr* m d ml. They *r* uniform in «irr. «(id f i x ' J J .e h . or,v i t i . F U r tg . ! no* b" n 4sm **d by fro« o D t h v c r W * on b . rmJ* tm m idlm ty, i WE MWin M;ivmi JMi . .* Price Sc t t 21 Î First Street JS. PACE. A«$«it » ' I CORRECT POTATO f UUI UMIt J a e k s w w llle . F i •'**• \ l INDEPENDENT E R TILIZSR COMPANY. Men IDU NVW ft When roe trip up. tell forward, and •a t up farther along. j, • - S hnford. H u rl da �,4*’' ’*4‘- J‘■ 'f fi* ■.*«. -+ »*'■ „ 4.*^ '*• ... 4*. ^ » ' —1 . '*• / " •- * T ilt SANfUKO HtHALO P O U L T R Y •N '■ > N recent issues we have (»ive11 you o few figures comparing Florida with the very heat Northern States in tlte pro­ duction of corn and potatoes. It is not possible to compare Florida with all of the stales on all kinds of crops, because certain crops in Florida pay so.much money to farmers that they do not care to dive attention to some other crops which are staple in the North. In looking over the statistics on any crop that is grown hot 1\ in Florida and the Northern States, we find that Florida has a decided advantage. ^**> Owing to our wonderful climate, we have advantages along other lines—in the raising of stock, for instance. It is not necessary to protect stock from the weather, and consequently ail kinds of stock run at large the year'round and require no attention and but little feed. This is one ol the most inviting fields for the cattle business in the country.. We may have more to say on this subject later on. I J u s t now w e call you r attention to the raising of P o u ltry. Poultry raising as an industry has made wonderful strides forward in the past few years, yet the demand for poultry products is increasing much more rapidly than the supply, and prices are advancing slightly each year. This fnct is due to several reasons. Almost everybody enjoys eating poultry products. The general high cost of living along other lines undoubtedly adds to the consumption of poultry products and tends to increase prices. Still another, and we think a greater reason than any other, is due to tin* rapid increase of population in our cities and the decrease in population of our country districts. The census of 1910 reveals some startling facts. The State of Illinois, for instance, lost 45,001) population in the rural districts in the past ten years, while the state as a whole, including the cities, gained over 800,000. What is true of Illinois is true of practically every other state in the union. As people flock to the. cities they, of course, cease to lie producers, hut still continue to lx* consumers. That this condition of affairs will continue for years to come is a practically settled fact. For one of limited means we do not know of any field so inviting as poultry raising, and certainly if one is going ifito the poultry business, no place in the world offers the advantages today (hat Florida does. ‘Tn'tfieiYear Book of Ole t ) e $ i ' f T & . t f t d f e d . S l r j T e g for 1ill ft! pnges tTTfi 7^ tables giving prices iti each state of eggs per dozen and chickens per hundred pounds for every mouth during the past two years. We have selected six representative slates out of this list and figured the average price for two years on both eggs and chickens They are as follows: STATE *jJ South Dakota Illin ois.............. . . . v Indiana Iowa ............ Missouri.. . ........... Kansas Average for the six states ' ¡1 t/4 . :-i i y - ' r 's * • $ .203 ____ ................2 Hi......... .................220______ 203 V m <*•* ■ ... . i| | V " <s* j,' * .104_____ 195 .205 * I ' ‘»-WV* - f CHICKENS PER 1nul.BS ... $ 9.04 ........... JJtfd _____ 11.48 10.20 10 37 10.37 Now compare Florida from the same table: Eggs 24c and chickens $13.34. This will show you that the price of eggs in Florida during the past two years has averaged SlA c higher than the six states above mentioned, and that the price of chickens has averaged $2 i)7 per 100 pounds higher than in .the six states above. This differ­ ence of itself should he an attractive margin of profit In the vicinity of Sanford hut few people pay any attention to poultry, probably because they are engaged in truck growing, from which they make enormous returns, and consequently do not care to fool with chickens. Being near the great resorts of the country, and having such excellent transportation by both water and rail, the demand here is much greater than in other parts of the state and the prices at Sanford are consequently con­ siderably ubove the average given. We do not know of a better place or one more adapted to poultry raising than our Volusia Farms. This land is level, excellent quality of soil, well drained, has splendid tran s p o rta tio n fa c ilitie s by both w a te r and rail and C A N B E B O U G H T A T F R O M $ 3 0 TO $ 5 0 PER A C R E , depending upon location. One of the finest poultry farms in this part of the state is located at Enterprise, only a short distance Irom our • Volusia Farms. The owner of this farm, Mr. Throop, has a large number of hens, und in an nrticle written for Tho Sanford Herald of recent date, this gentleman states that his liens average to pay him $2.00 per head each year above all expenses. ‘ '« " , , ' j ' Mr. Throop buys nil bis feed and does not attempt to grow any of it, as his farm is located onva few town lots. It is so easy to grow anything or everything in Florida that we should certainly advise one who intended try* m ing the poultry business to buy sufficient land to grow all his own feed, especially So when our Volusia Farms can be bought at the present low price. There is no question about an advance in value later on. and besides being able to raise feed for one’s poultry, one would get the benefit of the advance in.value of the land itself. Let us show you over this splendid tract of land. No inattef what you want land for in Florida, you will be pleased with our Volusia Farms. Sold on ensy, terms with small payments. „ § ,1 * • * :V “ : * kc,<;s per no/. ^ * *■ r • - ________ -PACKARD * Peoples B ank B uilding . *-,5 ^ . LAND *• COMPANY, , . . lf . - SANFORD, # Inc. * F L O R ID A v* -* �December THE SAJrOftO HEftALO 26, mil , ~ n v n i t u w H ' l v i ' > ^ v ‘i“ J ................. ................................................................... .. * I I f« fAFTS THREE POINTS ' F H M ID 1N T SHOWN A t »TAND, M TTmn o f n u r r w a t b r . In KAMI the Ohls# laeouthre D K lir ti Hie Opinion That the People Are tneepable of Deeding Tar­ iff QussUon. In Me pxwUmlnory talks and adAreeeea tn th e eaat and la hi* veto BMeiacee, Preaidant TaTt indicated th e point« h e would aeek to em phasise In the oourse of his w estern trip— th at la. tn oonnectlon with tariff die* !I ___________w______I j and m essages ahow that h e b a ses hla poUay and pròtram on th ree assertions. The first Is, that b s will dsal with th e tariff on th e basis of recommanda­ tion s by a board appointed by himself and responsible to nobody but him- " , EKV- ■ Br.- ' if tf ; I Bssond. be Is oppossd to all tariff Isglilttln n n ot In sooord with tbs Re­ publican national platform. Ami third, oongreaa la Inoompotent to. sxsrctse proper Judgment on tariff matters. Last Novem ber, the people sent to oongrees a new lot of representatives, especially charged to carry Into effect the populgr demand tor tariff revision. Mr. Taft pronounces the people In* capable of deciding on such policies and Booms th e m enseelected to carry them Into effect—though gratefully weloomlng th eir aid In oonnectlon with h is pet proloots. B s stands p attest a t the pat In ser­ vile adherence to party platform bsreslos. B s announces adherence to no plans or policies not formulated by bis per­ sonally conducted tariff board Thsss are Lbs three points of his propaganda In the west. He grows weaker and weaker, all the time. In the estim ation and support of tbs people. Must Out Out the Orsft. No revision of the tariff would he "scientific” exoept a revision that would ta k e o u t the g ra ft. Any tariff deatgaed to raiew -prlcee Instead of botor Tates re v s no* is a graft m easure— It Is so by th e law of Its being, and o a n a o t be an y th in g else. *The u n d e rsta n d in g of th e president and of th e 'T rten d s of th e tariff' la th a t "e d e n tlflo " revision o o nilats Ln going ab o u t am ong the beneficiaries to find o u t w ith bow muob profit they should be reaso n ab ly c o n ten t, and th en fixing th e schedules so th at the benefits d e sire d would soorue. City councils m ig h t with equal Justice con­ su lt w ith m u n icip al co n tra c to rs as to th s profits d s s lre d by th sm and aw ard c o n tracts ln aooo rd sn cs w ith th e iind sra la n d la g reach ed . T ariff g raft and .c o n tra c t g r a f t a re tn th e sa m e cate­ gory of w rongej the only d ifference Is th a t th e fo rm e r has obtained legal Itod resp ectab ility and an odor Of san ctity , w hile Jhe la tte r Is still a p e n iten tiary offense which sm ells to heaven. J u s t L ike Him. Borne exceedingly powerful buxlnsss com binations being Involved tn the m stter, th e president's action tn the case of Doctor W iley is Inconclusive. Mr. Taft exonerates W iley from trifling chargee trumped up against him, but b s does not go to the root of the m stter at all. • The departm ent of agriculture Is presided oy^r by an aged parson of th s nam e bf Wilson. It actually Is run by a young and active person of the name of McCabe. It Is McCabe who has made most of the trouble for W iley, W iley wants to enforce ths pure food law. McCabe seem s to have other views. If the president were constitutional­ ly gnd temperamentally capable of tak­ ing a position and holding It, bis find­ ing In favor of Doctor Wiley In the re­ cent absurd little controversy ‘ would have necessitated tb s prompt ellmlnatlon'of McCabe from the public serv­ ice. Instead of separating McCabe from hie usurped position In the de­ partment. however, Mr. Taft barely m entions him. He Is too stout, too merry, too keenly Intent upon travel to make a thorough Job of anything In which' private Interests appear to antagonism to those of the peoplo. T o Him T h at H ath. Since th e first of th e year, su g ar hae advanced so m ething m oro th an 93 per cent. A ccording to the calculations of Wall s tre e t b ro kers, th e su g ar tru st profits to th e ex ten t of ftO.OOO.OOO a* a re s u lt tinder decision* of United States courts, tho trust was obliged to pay the governm ent several million dollar*because of w holesale dishonesty Of course, that was unpleasant for the trust m anagem ent ( Hut. by Ihe tariff schedules and tho short sugar-beet crop, tho robbers have been furnished conditions to off set tho Incom m oding req u irem en ts of the law "To him th at hath shall be given”— so luDg as tariff ex to rtio n s ahull be perm itted. GRADE C R O S S IN G IS M lllh a n d M u st W a lt. In IKgl Jam os Q B laine w as the forem ost A m erican cham pion of high protection. In Ju n e of th at year he as te b re ta ry of sta te sen t to congress a -re port on tho cotton gooda Imluatry. -In ,this docum ent be subm itted a maas bf s ta tis tic s on which h e b ased this sta te m e n t: .“ U ndoubtedly th e Inequalities In tbe w a g e g 'b f-fB^gllsh IU1<] A m erican opor atlvca a rs m oro than equalised by th e ir g tc a te f efficiency and th e ir longer hours of labor. , In the tw o prim e factors which rany be said to form th e b asis uf our cotton m anu fu ctu rln g In d u stry —nam ely raw m a­ teria l and labor, we bold the nd van tag e o v er England In tb e first, and stan d upon an equality tn th e second ” -..T h a t m ean t th n | . th irty ypnrv nK° we could b eat the World In the cheap production of cot'lop .goods, for E ng­ lan d .could easily beAt* kny o th e r bomp e tH o r / I t m eant th a t o u r m anufao fu ro re could hold the hom e m ark et w ithout tariff help. Yet th ey a re «till g e ttin g th is help. Just as, WW* th irty year« ago*, and tw ty ltlO B » ! lab o r b u reau finds th atrp rerlo p fi title of It g e ts past th e ir stock)ibld 2 rs- end th e ir tre a su ry Into tho pfiXjqnvclopos of th e ir hired men and ’wotiiwfik&d children. TKbse bejoved , wfctds of Ihe standp a tL g u ard lan s m ust .w a it—h o w , m uch fo r » /co m m issio n r e p o r t ' Not s W svsr; No, Indeed. Ths spokasm an of th s N sw England .A ssociation of CotnmsrcUl Execu­ tives, on taktng laavs of tho prssl• '^ d fn t at B everly, M id: "Othor sectlona - haay waver, but we wjjl not," 'Oh, no. T here*w ie no vfaverlng In Mains last year »h«n the eutlre Democrallo «tato tickst' was electftd and a Democratlo- United HtatoS S e n a to r oboeenj-or tn M assachusetts, whers n Democratlc governor was e lected * O t In Oonnectlcut. whers Ih e Akin« Thing ---- dons; or In Ithods [atXbfl, ITnd. where Nsiaon W. Aldrich did not find It con­ venient to b s a cam! Ida to for rpqlec-l tlon; or In N sw Hampshire, where ths Boston A Maine railroad oligarchywas overthrown. ,• * There was no wavering In any of these upheavals, but they registered / the low-water mark of stand-pet He5 publlcaotsm to New England. If Mr. Taft cen find comfort tn them he will pass from Joy to ecataoy whan he ieaches t}ie Insurgent we*V,"* " f ] \ *• ^ » ■»* * Champ Clark's Reply. Champ Clark's reply to Prqgldent Taft, reduced to Its eaaenod, amounts to this: "Ws D em ocrats were put In power Modern Inventions, says #Mr. Taft, on our pledge to give th e people re­ nro fast tnaklu* farm Ilf" very deslrlief from tariff exactions. W s did our- (ible. True; but think how . much bast to keep faith. We helped tho more desirable It would have been If president put through the reciprocity that free list bill had not been vetoed. -b ill because It meant low er duties. We united w ith progressive IlspubllThree Achievem ents. , cans tn other tariff legislation for tho T hese three achievem ents of ths benefit of tb e people. attorney genera) of the United Btates “W s stand for the best Interest of remain m ost prominent In the public , v K. th s m asses ¡- he stands for a handful mind;, . of protected tariff barons and by hla 1. T h s exoneration of Ballinger veto en a b les them to continue to levy .and the condemnation of Olavie on a nnjnat and exorbitant tribute upon the m o st perfunctonr examination Of th s , consum ers o f tho land.** record, including th s falsifying of th tl Baldly, th a t Is the issu e as It now date of & • opinion. ' A * ’ * stands. And on that Issue there can > The denunciation ^rr a speech of bs no q u estio n what tb e verdict of the the progressives after (uo tariff M tg t ’> , people m u st be. slon tor an attitude whlch^has proved* — ------------------------to ba'the general attitude dt'Uin pooThahldee o f prairie dogs are to be n la ----- ------ ------ —— # used for m ak in g gloves. .It le reason­ 3. The recommendation of tits diaable, therefore, to expeot American m issal o f Doctor. W iley, a m ost-*«*, 5» , prairie doff raisers to Im m sdlgtelf sp- cleat publie servant, on a charge ‘ for a blffh tariff on prairie does. wbloh wo* evidently absuçglr trivial. ■ » .. .. . . . .« / % V . *' \ -î - * V # ■ # V- - • Chase & Co. D EADLY Qrowing Movement ^or Its Abolish­ ment Is Justified by Comparison of America With Englsnd. In the reoent prim ary elections In New Jersey , opposite the n sm es of som e can d id ates for th e legislatu re ap­ peared on tho ballots s b r ie f .s ta te ­ SHIPPERS OF m ent of m easures they advocate. One eucb Indication of purpoeo w aa "Abol­ ish grade crossings." Hero le one a s ­ pect of an agitatio n which la gaining ground n o t only In New Je rse y but lu o th e r statee, and especially In those which have com m unities close to the m etropolis; and New York city Itself le still discussing w hat to do about "D eath avenue,” tho w orst series of g rad e crossings tn th e world. ‘ How g reatly reform as to g ra d s crossings Is needed Is proved by tho figures se n t out recently by tb s N ational ç . . , , . • H ighw ays P rotective society. T hese figures show th a t In New York, New Je rse y , and C onnecticut during th e SANFORD, FLORIDA seven m onths ending on A ugust 1 last 08 people w ere killed at g rad e cross­ VHl ings and <1, people w ere seriously In­ jured. CbmpfcNt th is —and com pare also the estim ate th a t, tho country, over, about 1,0 0 0 persons a re killed and double Ihe num ber Injured at grade crossings every yoar— with tho L IV E R Y , F E E D and fact th at O rest B ritain th ere are abso­ lutely no death s from this eguse, for SALES STABLE th e vury sim ple and conclusive reason th at In O reat B ritain grade crossings H srn sss and W agons B la ck sro rth ln g and H o r s e s h o c m , e re not allow ed to exist. It Is T rue th at In this country the original condl H orses and M u le s Bought and Exchanged Hons of thu co nstruction of railroads H E A V Y H A l/L lN G AN D C O N T R A C T IN G were such th a t It Is not • su rp risin g ' **V th a t grade cro ssin g s should 'h a v e been perm itted. T his does n o n V I l l , hoVever,, affect th e fact th a t thoy should got rid of with tho utmost* rapidity co n sisten t with fair dealings betw een < r iM t S tir e l, MW t i h r i lo a n lV (x )t i m i t a l i , f'ua lu flU -r) Htnte and local au th o ritie s and the railroads. It may very fairly be a r­ H . E . W IS E , P ro p rieto r gued th at tho railroad* should not bo called upon to bear the e n tire cost form erly Monatfer of O-ntriil (htfr of the reform , and In som e sta le s, wo believe, a system ex ists of com pelling S teaks, Chops, O ysters and Fish a Specialty th e railroads to abullah every year a c ertain num ber of grade crossings, lx> ginning with the most dangerous Hut A Place F o r L adies and G en tlem en It should never be forgotten that, while some reform s may properly S h o r t O r d e r s At A ll H o u r s E v e r y t h i n g F i r s t C ía s » * move slowly, unnecessary loss of life ♦ through rem ovable causes Is not a m a tte r to dally with. Actlofi—end Florida Fruits «ndVegetables General Insurance Agents HAND BROTHERS Î T H E It would be m ighty In terestin g to know w hat a g ath erin g of notables who a re In such close touch with th e voters of the country had to say about the political situ atio n . W hat do you •uppos*t / o r 4 o s , , ^ to say about K ansas. and _ me íYtmyJt Tmirncrie'*fhWtent m endoue enthualasm for th e leader­ ous stigm a of gra d e c rossi ng calam i­ ship of "H o n s.“ W lck srsh am . Penrose, ties from A m erican railroad annals.— lloot and I.IppettT Outlook O at on th e.O rav o ls road th ere I4 an ex pressm an who ha* "O enernl O rant 1 wagon." It has been repaired to some extent, but one of tho hubs really form ed p art of a wngon belonging to the silen t m an of the '60s. T his 1s like som e o f'th e A braham U fifoln Re­ publicanism wo have heard about In tb e re la tio n of tb e goods to the label. — flt. I,oula Republic. , £ C IT Y R ES TAU R AN T Prompt, Cleon Service Metti Tickets nrc Sold ut Reduced Rot<-> ♦ | M t T Z R O A D SI 1 R S , M c L í l lililí Rising Pries*. »*| *( m !** IIr* IV t|«ri 4lj * M ill, ® 0 llbak H V W h l; wii(U '« (rtstrti kill ^ JEWELER It may b«< that reciprocity would f d tmbvii FmHf (sinatlsil, iLipro sr*J Utt <a<* | 01» iL ve»not bave lowered prices, but tho d e­ llSli l « b . VYililum, Mss* MY SITCIALTIKS feat of gedproclfy is at least m ade C H A 8 . M A U R I C E , A gent I'lckar*!*» Iln n d -i'n in lrd Chum th e p re te x t fo t raising them Bo wo v Cortinilla Stellimi Stiver rnuat havo boon enjoying th e resu lt of ;. Lak* snd Orant* Countlss . J Pin led Ware reciprocity ev er alnP« co n gress ra ti­ Í* O a k la n d . Florid!;: . flilln and W altiiain \V,.i fied the agreem ent. In such case* a* ► •*. th is tbe effects of legislation are. a* we know, often dlscountod. It may have been *0 here. At any ra te there A L I. GOODS G U A R A N I ! I b Is a g en eral advanc« In th e price of foodstuff* W e know w hat ha* hap Ijened to sugar »nd coffee Now It I« P lum bing and ■aid th at we »hall have to pay m ore for flour and brend am] break fast G as F i t t i n g foods All Work K ttn v c a My I'eraoiml A ttention Life Surely s Serious Problem , und tn-et *-'fnrts Tho only th in g s th a t a re falling a re For Women Opposite City Hall 'V m * 2311 sto c k s—notably ateo l—but tho people Have M ore Friends than any other cannot e a t these. W hat w ith tnrlffa mngnxine or pattern». McCall's i» tin* th at lim it the supply, and controlled tellable I'nan tun Guide monlhly in •> m ark et condition»! life is becoming a one million one hundred thoiisan-l F . J. T E R R Y ra th e r serious problem Even our liOiiic*. Htraidt-a allowing nil the iat< M D IU IL M Of designs of MtCuil I'attcrns. csih •->% friends to the north of u* may find is brimful of apnrklmg slmit st n< M A R B L E and O R A N I T E th a t th eir great "v icto ry " will entail i*i«l helpful information for w«ii.*-n unpleasant consequences They may ? Monunifnls, Tumbjlones, Ltr •> have saved thetnaelvea from thi awful S i * * M o n * r and K . t p Ln 3 l , l « I * * ‘ — - ’ • lu# Mt( «ll’ff Mifiaifr* «1 t *•» <" * ! C h u r c h S l r e r t , U r la n d o . M o rte la i> parti of "an n ex atio n " only to fhul that ftrit# t Yfif, InfMidir.j guf Dr.« ul th« iffkbnttd Ws K««« ns ig m lL ih fte l-.it <•» n r * ,**» *|MiCiil hiurrii Ir*«, they have robbed Ihmnoelvea of many liis *■»'fs*ernesiun *r ' of tho good th in g s of life McC'all F s t lr f r - t L fih d 'd H « « •« «’ t 5' ■imulHiiy, Kunuflif in4 oui*its»f n«1 i '' d n lm Mtf Mri j|i rjtiert • tKsti a^t «iM» »• tuxItr 1 «viuUnrdL f!m« h tiff tillU t}i«nIt 11«f In«) jrdiu dcfilir, l* by nun |ium C. H. D IN G E E McCall’s Magazine and McCall Patterns Ì o W ebsteh S New I n t e r n a t io n a l D ictionary THE HERR1AM WEBSTER? ■ ¿ » su is t t M a H B W O B IA . sad c u ltu re . T h s O n lr uugbrtdged dtettonary » ’gssnk k Becsuxs defines over 400,000 «—■ H'ord*/ more than ever before appeared between two •ow es , •to o A J M . « e so IJ« JaatrafJoas, , •1 s r o / f/ F S * r¿ oeeds Rc e n s g II is aoospted by th s — Court*, Schools sa d « * ■ • • u * M S suprem e as* th orlty. •,VV'j4 Because he who. knows Win» ucce»». L o l u tall UdansT- ■ 2 3 6 -2 4 6 W . 3 7 th S U N ew Y ork City M o n e y -m a k in ff i t r a i n s f o r m a r k e t g r o w e rs S ul*»' “ Beaay Be.t E»dy" Tm sle.1 [A wianet w h rro rr gfowo. Ejpecially wLpted lo (he Soulh. Pkt. lOq ofc 40c; J4 lb .$ l.00s lb .J J .75. Stai»»* S U iJtrJ Sp*ckl C’j U Toauto. ¡bncä in *Ke woildL risi Strüm of B«d, Cucambct, Miisk- . W In neloo, ite, -Semi me you, lui ot i<-d waati »od |*JJ (|uote you my ■|K-i.ia| wholctale prvr* (<* ■asjscl ganleam. A l any tale, whfe loday fot my l u i a m * illaitrsHJ calsi*, —(ree. a lia r P . S to k e s, S o e d im a n . ' I H cpt. r | P hiiacirlf hia Fsgs. A "Stroks of * * • ’* ■ BtejUM Hla sa encyclopedia ta M cCALL’S MAGAZINE BICYCLES AND Ta^lorSawMills , The sim plest, lightest running, r**t• I J v»t.cutting saw mill e ^ r built —s tcid *Iftb*t you can bu; » rigbVpri®*'•*“* wlth wJiWh jud-**htjfiak<) b¡K money- SUNDRIES 2 5 BICYCLES VkOM AM UP TO II«. FOR NEW »*■ <n Pk-M i? SltANIBARGER OKLANDO. . FLORIDA' For a food tnblo and home cooking come to the Sirrine Hotel for your meals. Rates 98 p«r week. 21-tf It’s all iniie Taylor Feed h'vvry mill ßtt*-d with wire<aW»<inrr, e e l-o n t atUcbmeuU and adjustable idler. Improved corrUge-boeklog de­ vice 1s Tate* acting and s H*»* surer. Made In a ll sises, portable and st*' tlonary. We m anufacturó Engines, Boiler». Shingle Machine«, Cut-Off 8ow*.W‘>od Splitters, e le ., and do Fouodry V* ur*Writ» tot In fu m aU aa aed p rk«* on to y*tlos M ffltary A T«»t«p Iro n Work« MAOOfLQA. �/fjítS fl Published S e m l-W e o k ly —T u o d d a y and F rid a y SA N FO RD /.'V S A N F O R D — ■Life is Worth Living SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER St, 1011 HERALD Volume IV first king of the royal fugling*, was given one present Whicti m eant th a t they were in n paper by Mrs. Rouinillnt. treated to a choice collation ol sand­ Mrs. L R. Philips read the “ Dreamt of wiches, cake nnd cofTec and r» u n with Queen Rcgnhild and King Mnlfdon." from good ap p etites there wero over one Hie G e n e ra l News of The Land the Ilnlnenkringln, the Sagas of the -Nurse Masons And Eastern Star Unite hundred sandwiches left w hich were sent Items of Interest Gleaned From of Flowers. In The Exercises Kings, w ritten hy Snoire Steulnson. Various Sources to E nterprise to the orph.u a true After an Interesting discussion of the Masonic act. program of the afternoon the club ad­ The public installation* of these two WtRt IMPtSSIVt CERLMONIES greut C(]U£D FROM THE STATE PRESS journed. HAPPENINGS DURING T ilt WEEK orders was greatly appre m ted by The president gave uu invitation to the those fo rtu n ate enough to rec.tiv. invita­ y CpItome o f the Week’» M o s t I m ­ d u b froth Mrs. Chase to meet with her A d d resses and R e fre sh m e n ts Round- tions an d oil present who were not mem­ Here the R eaders Will rind a Brier during the m onth of January Out an I vetting Thoroughly portant Happenings In t h e bers le ft the lodge room w ith the feeling H istorical Spring M ow ing tn |o y c d by G uests sta le ’s D o m n in . • that a t some time in the near future Tor Hurried Readers #/ Church M arrlaie they would put in on up p licat'o n for Are younvMasou! Baa H. S. Chubb, chairm an of th e ReA cold wave sw eeping down from the In the P resbyterian church W ednesday If not yeti feel nn itching void after m em bership. «bBcsn Slate Central C om m ittee h a s is- afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock, Miss Gail Moore, NorthweiL has reached the lake region. ¡ ¿ 7 c . l l for th f Republican S ta ts Con- one of S anford's charming nod jxiputnr w itnessitu ltie (»ublic instnlfnllou of Since yesterday noon th etem p ertu re here New Year T houghts rMiloa to «Mcmble at Palatkn a n Feb- young ladles nod Mr. M -rtou Hopson ofRcers of t!ie Sitnfoul lodges of F. ft A. has fallen from 41 to 22 degrees above Sturt right. ^ to »elect »1 * delegates to were united in in.irri.ig*- iiv Rev .1 F M . and the- E astern Star last W ednesday xero. It was said at the governm ent W ind up right [hi Republican National Convention which McKinnon. The chuiui « a , Lt.-.iiiiuli, evening Thv Nlus'irt« are tin- fath ers o ' w eather bureau th at the tem perature He *[» in die right . I .*> i *■• M M la Chicago on the IBih of J u n o decorated w ith festoons of green vines EriHunim u ta u u u a ti ,iij . i . i (xubnhlv would fall ten degreea more lit R tvv .»ml ri-jtn lh-ait Is com|»osed of a fine body of men ably this *p. t> n tv- f-iri- toinorrnw Heavy AbooI the new enterprise* tor Ocala and w hite blossoms. IVm't sham , but be real. assisted in deeds of goodness, mercy and shows me i c p u i i u m Wiscimsin uml k a fia* buiincss college, to bo n am ed Long before the hour for the ceremony Be co n ten t with the Hide you have, viriue by the ladles of the Eastern Star. parts of Michigan. Effects of tbo storm -He florid* College of Commerce." the church wns comfortably tilled with Think evil of none but well of all. The public installation of officer* drew may be felt in nil parts of the Central iABFlorida East Copit trolns In th e v i­ th e relatives and (riends of the contract­ Keep busy in order to he healthy a large number of invited guest* to the ing parties, Mrs 1). L Thrasher (»resided ral Jacksonville arc traveling this Consistently add to what you have got West, iicenrdlag to the weather bureau. beautiful lodge room in the Milirr b u d d ­ at the organ. A | Hie appointed time d i ­ U ndertake something good uml stick to In die Canadian Northwest the tem per­ «using with n deputy sheriff In th e cab, ing ature ranges from 2 tu 26 degrees below it. Mpnvcnt possible attack* of sy m p ath l- strains of the Wedding March announced Tin* ladles were first as usual and a fter Mrtof thifty ii* engineers and firem en the arrival of the b^hjnl pntt. who entered A dvertise from the start uud m ake busi­ zero Reports from Northwestern States a short address by F. I*. Forster who wns In this country show the range to be from «toitnick yesterday over the woge ques- the church together atul (»assing down ness thrive. at t|ia best as m aster of ceremonies. t) above to 14 below tcro. ÙOÙ. Aerording to président P arro tt, of the centre aisle stood-before Rev. Mr. Mc­ ifavo push and get-up and »ho* that Mrs. J. D. Barker m ade u very able ex­ Kinnon who, w ith the beautiful tm d im ­ Scientific progress ip the U nited S tates you're ulive. Ai F. E. C, the men "voted to »trike Irnposition of the founding and recent his­ ggjittciy after their demand» w ere ra ­ pressive rin g , ceremony, with its strong If you break your resolve d o n 't give up along every im portant line of endeavor tory of the work accomplished in Florida will be reviewed In Washington this week te d . They were discharged and their fateful , words forged the i‘liaiu. which in despair. and other states. The com parators show­ bound »wo h earts and lives together as In the annual m cedugi of the American Redouble your efforts, show initiilim-ts . (tices filled with new men. No violence ed a remark able gain in m em bership in long os life should last. Association for the A dvancem ent of there teb sra attempted thus far. E - _g*»} ’ Mis» Moore was lovely in her tailor the past few years of the Eastern Star. Break aw ay from bad hahlta. evil com­ Science, opening day Over thirty nation­ Jickionvillo it to mid another fifteen« Mrs A Robbins who at one tim e was made go aw ay gown -of nnv> blue, with al societies, covering all fields of counAiti-'1' panion* am t vile book» H*y building lu tier many other hundhat to m atch, and earned .» Itouipit-i of Grand Worthy Matron of die sla te was Cuflivnle courtesy, kindness, cheerful­ ic and scientific work, are in sosssion, and now unie turn called to (»reside and install the olfieers the programs include among the speak­ Urlde'a rosea. ness, carefulness ami prom ptness W. Petersburg is overflowing w ith toure rs m a n y of the loading scientists of the Im m ediately after the ceremony Mr who were us follows, Mrs. J l) Parker, Aim to be something, do sont?iinng. itts tud It is estimated that a t least Worthy Matron: Mrs Jessie S(*eer, As­ country and Mrs Hopson left the church hy go­ get som ething and keep som ething. 1LS00 people are now in the city. sociate Matron, Mrs E E Go*, I rei^mrer, ing down the side aisle, and entered a Keep your word, keep out of debt, keep Churily gels the bulk of die 31,200,000 \ The two year old ton of T. C. llrq u h art, carriage and were driven to the depot, Hon. C F. Hiukius, Worthy P a t r o n ; good com pany, keep your own counsel. estate of the late John W H unt, m il­ ; ifrntoflhe Tampa Northern Railway at where they look the 2 .'»j tram for Jack- Mr* O 11 Singletary. Condiietrcss, Mis* Don t kick, don't grumble, don t criticise lionaire owner of hulrU in vnrlout parts Mary Ensmmgcr. A ssistant Conductress, ksotivtlle is dead and tils little sister, son ulle. for a short visit your brother's shortcomings, but smile at of the United S tates Hunt's will wus M. W. Lovell, Chaplain. !> II Rabun. t n jMM old, is dying as the result of your obstacles and be gracious and for- filed in I» s Angeles on W ednesday. Outer Guard. -Jlw,ii | cuiag freee kan^nns w C h r i s t i n a # V - t o U t c n l ^s i >A<('‘.He new spa per men of A tlantn were [ Hr. Urqahafl ha^l n Infge ffhuch m n e ft n P " T n 7 ‘¿h rlsu m is entertainm ent ol the were Mildfed lfn»lfl<i»f" ns AdahT WraT en tertained at a big Christmas din n er giv­ About "Orlando" r a l r [laced in the house to ripen and In some Baptist church Wednesday evening was Brolhrrsoit as Ruth, Alice Robbins us Altamonte Stvlngs. Dec. 21 en In their honor by Manager Will V . Zim­ vtf the youngsters got hold of them , a very enjoyable occasion, winch srrvetl Esther, Margaret Robert» as Martha and l beleivp that the exceptions luken hy mer of the New Kimball Hotel Everytack eating several I>r Cooglrr. who ■he double pur|kise of securing a Iprge Carrie Ensininger as Electa Miss Mary Ensuuiiger *tcp|»cd forward at this T K B ates m his comments in Sanford was there from the veterans to the cubs. ttttodid the <lulilrrn, state* th a t the m iscellaneous offering from the church Juncture with uu armful of flowers of Herald's lust issue in regard to the Orange An elaborate b an quet wus served. frees fiait cause I pernicious m alaria. and Sunday school for the liuptist State five colors and rend the bcaulhol lines County F air is not voiced by a very largo Well, the A tlanta blind ligers h av e got The Atlantic Coast Lino freight and Orphanage nt Arcadia and a pleasant dedicated to the five rnys of tire a;nr m ajority of Orange County oil iron* I their Christinas present, too, in the shape evening for the Suiulay school, witli die passenger station ut Haines City. Kloridn. pre k m in ; each young lady with Iter am sure d ia l Mr. Setli Woodruff and Hon. of on announcem ent from tha city coun­ vss (kMioyed hy l i t j ^ b a t week. .T he opportunity uf doing something for utlicrs chosen color W 'R . O'Neal, prcfldeht nnd secretary of cil th a rh e u c e forth the recorder will have less foruntaie limn themselves. Irtwss nTunknown oriJW and was q u ite After u selection of fnusic the Masons the Orange County Fair A ssociation find the right of sending them to the stockade Each class w as asked to bring different skeirylou, as the freight- house wns proceeded with (heir installation, L R. not a thought of ignoring other sections of for tw elve m onths instead of for only thir­ envdrdwith »hipment* of every ch aracter article», but each member of a class Philips taking the chair of Worshipful the county by inviting everyone to come ty days, aa In the past. So now w hen a brought the sam e article, so th at enough uniting delivery This It quite unforMaster and installing tlu candidate« ns toOrlun Id Fair O rlando'Florida, J a n . 30th blind tiger gets down and out he Is sure Hail* for Haines City coming Just e l might be obtained In that way m be uf foil *» *: H. E. Tolar. W. M; F rank Miller, —Feb 4th 1011 — llllt. W hile it I* not of finding a home. tût sesinn of the year whan business on service to the large uumlH-r of children to S. W. W L. Morgan. J W: C. R. Walker. conceded th a t Orlando 1* the whole cheese be supplied. Useful articles for the home, %ioig Is so heavy Jam es Grant, a |«i>s|»eroui farm er, to­ clothing and good tlungv to r a t were Treasurer, M. W Lovell. Secretary, F P of Orange County. It Is certainly entitled Trustee» to havi- charge of the cstub- brought A very delightful program uf Pursier, Clioiduin. r> C Tuyloy, S D: In a very large slice. Every citizen ill day. in a lii id (Icapo tide tidy, clubbed his Tlbistat of the sumuirr cliuutnuqun an d recitations a n d *oug> were eupiyed hy die Frank Woodruff, J l), G. W. Sponcot mtU die county 1 » proud of die O range County wife and »ix children to dead) a t his »swmbly on Anustasio islundy o p p o site large number present. W J Starling. Stew ards atnl W S. Bald­ annual F a ir and but low. If a n y , are Jeal­ hum r near Benton. Ark., nnd then hanged St Augaulne, will arrive in tfle A ncient win ns Tyler, lire latter nam ed gentle­ ous of the beautiful progressive city be­ himself. Grunt's body was found sus­ dtr Mfiy nest month and k b it tiw ai ta men h u tservf.l the lodge us an officer oou* cause Um F air Is held In th a t live city. pended to n rafter li) a barn a n d the TD{ Th.lr.d D egree bodies of the woman and children about tkst has been donated 'or the b u lfjin g s Among those in the east of "The Third linuosly uud at iris request he was elected This Is the tim e of Chrisimu* cheer when the farm dwelling, their skull's crushed. •id Crottqda. and will then confer w ith Degree," which the United Ptuy Company Tyler a circum stance that called forth a we should love our neighbor us ourselves enmpan». which has nlrcntfV' will p rcatut at the Im peri j I T heatre on beautiful irihulo for faithfulness by Dr. Let u* dwell together in pence. Brother, Hugh Grant, a 10-yeat-old son. m ade the gruesome discovery when ho returned for “Auld Long Syne” suke. desire to extend the tracks Ja n . 5th for perform ances are (Jrticc L rd. L K. Philips from a holiday celebration on a neigh­ II H Fix*. i *nd will du everything pas- Ida Knot Gordon. Raymond Welfs. Fr-mk Rev J II Summer» was railed upon boring farm. HU» to make it easy of apiwmch. Patton. Chns. T. Del Vechlo. Edmund for an address and eloquently tlescrlftetl C h ris tm a s at Gate City H ouse tin* gtxrd works of trie Masonic order ta k ­ Morgan Shuster, the dismissed treasurer Weiksn Is suit on the map with one of Sprague, Win, Weston and others. On C hristm an morning when Mr. and ing tire HintLodge as tos Itreine turd the general ol i’crsln, is expected to leave Tile m ajority of these players are well ^wlhlggesL beit uud enrlieat cabbage Mrs. J. D. Parker invited their children virtues uf brutherh<»id and fraternal Persia soon, according to a disp atch to F |j* lâ tb e history of cabbage growing known to local playgoers, having in the Into the dining room great was their sur­ * tk* state, and shipments have alread y recent pash w ith but few exception», a p ­ spirit as luaiufcsted by the Masons at prise to find that old S an ta had conic the sta te d e p artm en t today from A m eri­ all times Dr. Summers was full uf the can M inister Russell at Teheran. Shuster H ?* Tb< *,0ck Wnl navcr th o n peared here ill one of the m any succeates subject nnd gave from the storehouse uf over in his flying machine a n d planted will go from T eheran to Bnklt. an d then * T ta r and shipment* will toon begin »eon a t the Im perial. such beautiful trees, loaded w ith stock­ his own per tonal experience the tru th s across Cnucnusin to Batum, a port on the • •w b u . ings full of good things tu cat. ns well as th at ure expiemtfied in this grand old Black sea. Ju st w hen Is unsettled, or a t S w ea rin g Off toys such ns children like. T heir young­ j i j 2 * nln« 01 'be Hotel Breaker« a t least 1 ms not been m ade known. .The new year will soon be with us. uml order. est son, Preston of the Im perial, gave out . n * Beach v a , an event of la s t'' week Mrs. J. >1 Barnes gave a selection the great harv est uf new year tem perauce A general w ithout an army and a k . * • P * W i t The m agnlfloent host- pledge» will begin. Here Is a story that entitled. “ An Abandoned Elopem ent” the p resents in Ills usual graceful manner. revolutionary patriot without even a single Last but not least, he called Mr. and -* * * * • •°*n» of life and b eau ty on Edward F. Marvin, the tein|»er«nce lec­ being u story uf two old souls who Mrs. J . I), Parker and presented, from follower was the plight In which General , optnmg day and from tha arrivals im agined they were mil being treated turer, tells: their children, a Jiandsom e cut glass Bernardo Reyes found himself w hen he ^ » t o d and-the heavy booking* rc"Toddy Beer, you know, swore oft on right hy their relatives an d -so u g h t an £ W U i n j ( u t tha present will New Year, an d a month or so later he elopement for Independence Only to d is­ punch bowl, glasses aad stan d all com­ unfurled his stan d ard of rebellion In n - ^ C fcotnt seasons a t th a t rosq In a tem perance meeting to give his cover that In a m arriage their Individual plete, A more enjoyable day w as never Mexico, According to advice« received ; “ ■«» rtaon. today, he has confessed "th at not one *pent at th e Gate City. jjk Independence could never be gained as experience. m an" had rallied to him which b e crossed N otice o f M eeting *« • recent grange m tetm g In an o th e r “ •Genta,' ho began, I never thought I'd each one wus "sot In their w a v s ’. Mrs. to’Mcxican soil. The W. C. T. U. meets in the B aptist thc GaineivHl« Sun. "th e b o b b le to any th a t for thirty d ay s not a Barnes Is a graduate of Emerson School T hat the Rev. Clarence V. T. Rlcheton [ ¡ J ^ t r e e , along the country road» drop of spirituous liquor ha» passed my of Oratory of Boston, one of lh*t best church n e x t Tuesday. Jan . 2nd, a t 3 p. in. It I» a plan worthy of lip s G anu, ¿would you beiieva .U. I've Schools of expression in the U nited Suites Reports from the state convention will be m arried Avis Llnnell In « weird aecret given. New officers for die com ing year cerem ony in which he was both groom * ¡ ¡ 7 . ™ , [ f c r ,b e *lde country hlgh- saved en ougkU jU mouth to buy myself a nnd her work slmWs careful preparation will be elected, and it It hoped th a t ail and officiating clergym an and th a t the mid a.'faithful pirtruyai in character lovely oak cblDu w ith stiver plated trimM* value and Im portance *«*>8 the street* of a city.” delineation. The change of voire and ladies Interested will make a great effort girl im plicitly believed In the legality of mi n V tbeVerem ony la reported to be th e sta rt­ L G. W aldbon. "Then, preparing to sit down, he added, facial exltresaiou given In the selenium to lie present. • ■ 1 1 » !■' 1 1 ■'» ling featu re of th e governm ent'« case was excellent.; In fuel Mrs. U-yfnta Is Tkssi UHfr at a kind of n ite r thought: Arrival ami Departure of Trains ag ain st th e Cam bridge minister. *“ Apd. by Jlngoi-1J Jingo; If I’m Tu» u teetn tcetnta taler for much better than m any of the profession­ * r l h l u i roC,u f l ^ re#lde«c* of Mr«. norm sound ’’ n S * W^ n e s d a y afternoon. Aa another m onth al platform enteyinm ers and Sanfovil No. 82 Ar .1.25 n m Lv. 131 s m Col. Robert M. Thompsqn, of New York. people are always cjelighted to hstve U*e No. 81 " 11.13 a m h«ad of th e syn d icate whlcb proposed to ” 11.83 a m ^ u í e 1T ,e u n f‘ «X» ^ « Id e n t, Mr». Maria req u estCome To The Recital privilege of e n jo y i^ one o L * . m any No, 80 “ 2 J3 p m * 2.59 p tn ad v ance $50,000.000 for . the purpose of ii» ' Waldron t o « « in th « t « ' t. \ No. 28 SanfordUe*. do y o u . realize whejp the selections in her tvpvrtoite. « 0.00 p m handling the Southern cotton crop blam es Dr..Philips and C, ft,- Waikiir befh g av e »by oí Aha High Sclmol B ark is locatedT R ight where SOUTHBOUND ' the Southern p la n te r fiot the d elay In ¿very Orlando autom obile- w ith n crowd the audience brief eddre»»cSot» th e A bsent No. 83 p u tting th e schem e Into effect. He d e­ A r 2 .1 1 * m * r ^ i m . ' * Ú* ÍÚC “ d of to u rlsu can aCkn with curious eyes the Brother . J. C. Ensininger. rfRhose vacant No. 60 clared bare today th a t th a syndicate still ’ • {5,05 p m d ia ir w as all the m o re ijffic e a b la be- No. 83 naked n e a a o l th e JamJ. * 80S p m ,, ' w as read y to proceed with th e plan, Help plant treekl file recital nt the cause he had alw ays beeji»>Jnldiful ot- No. 29 í - . í ¿ r , which he said m e a n t everything to the High School Thuradgy. Jan. 4th, at 8 30 tendnnt at eacli m eeting qnd lives llto r -, BRANCH UNtS * 'fnmii> ■ Southern farm er. RW» g->j p m.. 1» tb hejp along.the good'work. Re* life of a good Mason. r i- . ^ . Trilby it S t Petersburg—No. 25. Ar. 1.Ú1 aerved scats can. be secpnxl ju D ,L* ;* The exercises cfnaed tiy fe hVran a n d i* p .n i. - No. 24. Lv, 2.15 p- tn. K andsom ert tine of alligator b ag s and waj Leesburg—No. 21, Ar. 11.28 a . m. Thrasher’» store Wcrlnesday And Thurs­ (»rayer by Rev, CÍ B. Waldron. pocket books ever brought to Sanford, at th ru Announced the epo- JtfcLv.f.lS p, m. Mr. Ft the Rexall store. L. R. Philips 4» Co. . ' - 'J*r i day from 4 to 6 pi tn. by presenting ticket ourth Degree 27-91 t u and 10 oents. General admission 20 eta, m. Lv 3.00 P. in. Ovoidi»__Ar, 10,30 M He Ta »' ¡f la ,%*•<• _________ • .V . ' ......................................... m *.* L Vk.'M ■ m MÖ . ] '. Í - • - 'r . . ' ' " -* -W*»’ I ' A« / - ^ , . ; - .er. ■ & m . :. 1 --J i. U FLORIDA A PLBLIC INSTALLATION NEWS Of THE WORLD J I1* Ue<lae‘<U> ï* r ■ N jß ■ SY ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 26, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0049f9a98bc0f1f22abb9fd9ad971128.pdf 7c2eb3dcfc80bce3e85bf75e20fb07ae PDF Text Text December THE SAJrOftO HEftALO 26, mil , ~ n v n i t u w H ' l v i '> ^ v ‘i“ J ................ ................................................................... fAFTS THREE POINTS I * If« ' FH M ID 1N T , M TTmn SHOWN A t »TANDo f n u r r w atbr. In KAMI th e Ohls# laeouthre D K lir ti Hie Opinion T h at the People Are tneepable of D eeding T a r­ iff QussUon. In Me pxwUmlnory talks and adAreeeea tn th e eaat and la hi* veto BMeiacee, P reaidant TaTt indicated th e point« h e would aeek to em phasise In the oourse of his w estern trip— th a t la. tn oonnectlon with tariff die* !I __________ w_____ I j and messages ahow th a t h e bases hla poUay and pròtra m on th re e assertions. The first Is, th a t bs will dsal with th e tariff on th e basis of recom m anda­ tions by a board appointed by himself and responsible to nobody but him- " , EKV- ■ Br.- 'if tf ; I Bssond. be Is oppossd to all tariff Isglilttlnn n o t In sooord with tb s Re­ publican national platform. Ami third, oongreaa la Inoompotent to. sxsrctse proper Judgment on tariff m atters. Last November, the people sent to oongrees a new lot of representatives, especially charged to carry Into effect the populgr dem and tor tariff revision. Mr. T aft pronounces the people In* capable of deciding on such policies and Booms th e menseelected to carry them Into effect—though gratefully weloomlng th e ir aid In oonnectlon with his pet proloots. B s stands p atte st at the pat In ser­ vile adherence to party platform bsreslos. B s announces adherence to no plans o r policies not formulated by bis per­ sonally conducted tariff board Thsss are Lbs three points of his propaganda In the west. He grows weaker and weaker, all the time. In the estim ation and support of tbs people. Must Out Out the Orsft. No revision of the tariff would he "scientific” exoept a revision that would take out the graft. Any tariff deatgaed to raiew-prlcee Instead of botor Tates rev s no* is a graft m easure—It Is so by the law of Its being, and oanaot be anything else. *The understanding of the president and of the 'Trtends of the tariff' la th at "edentlflo" revision oonilats Ln going about among the beneficiaries to find out with bow muob profit they should be reasonably content, and then fixing th e schedules so that the benefits desired would soorue. City councils m ight with equal Justice con­ sult with m unicipal contractors as to th s profits d sslred by thsm and award contracts ln aooordsncs with the iindsralandlag reached. Tariff graft and .co n tract g ra ft are tn the sam e cate­ gory of wrongej the only difference Is th at the form er has obtained legal Itod respectability and an odor Of sanctity, while Jhe la tte r Is still a penitentiary offense which smells to heaven. Ju st Like Him. Borne exceedingly powerful buxlnsss com binations being Involved tn the m stter, th e president's action tn the case of Doctor Wiley is Inconclusive. Mr. T aft exonerates Wiley from trifling chargee trum ped up against him, but b s does not go to the root of the m stte r a t all. • The departm ent of agriculture Is presided oy^r by an aged parson of th s nam e bf Wilson. It actually Is run by a young and active person of the nam e of McCabe. It Is McCabe who has m ade most of th e trouble for Wiley, Wiley wants to enforce ths pure food law. McCabe seems to have other views. If the president were constitutional­ ly gnd tem peram entally capable of tak­ ing a position and holding It, bis find­ ing In favor of Doctor Wiley In the re­ cent absurd little controversy ‘ would have necessitated tb s prom pt ellmlnatlo n 'o f McCabe from th e public serv­ ice. Instead of separating McCabe from hie usurped position In the de­ partm ent. however, Mr. Taft barely m entions him. He Is too stout, too m erry, too keenly Intent upon travel to m ake a thorough Job of anything In which' private Interests appear to antagonism to those of the peoplo. To Him That Hath. Since the first of the year, sugar hae advanced som ething moro than 93 per cent. According to the calculations of Wall street brokers, the sugar trust profits to the extent of ftO.OOO.OOO a* a re su lt tin d er decision* of United States courts, tho tru st was obliged to pay the governm ent several million dollar*because of wholesale dishonesty Of course, th a t was unpleasant for the tru st m anagem ent ( Hut. by Ihe tariff schedules and tho short sugar-beet crop, tho robbers have been furnished conditions to off set tho Incommoding requirem ents of the law "To him that hath shall be given”— so luDg as tariff extortions ahull be permitted. — ------------------------- 5» , IS DEADLY Oat on the.O ravols road there I4 an expressm an who ha* "Oenernl Orant 1 wagon." It has been repaired to some extent, but one of tho hubs really formed part of a wngon belonging to the silent man of the '60s. This 1s like some o f'th e Abraham U fifoln Re­ publicanism wo have heard about In tbe relation of tbe goods to the label. —flt. I,oula Republic. Mlllhand Must Walt. In IKgl Jamos Q Blaine was the foremost American champion of high protection. In June of that year he as tebretary of state sent to congress a-re port on tho cotton gooda Imluatry. -In ,this docum ent be subm itted a maas bf sta tistic s on which he based this statem ent: .“ Undoubtedly the Inequalities In tbe w a g eg 'b f-fB^gllsh IU1<] American opor atlvca a rs moro than equalised by their g tc a te f efficiency and th eir longer hours of labor. , In the two prime factors which rany be said to form the basis uf our cotton manu fucturlng Industry—namely raw ma­ terial and labor, we bold the nd vantage over England In tbe first, and stand upon an equality tn the second ” -..T hat m eant th n | . thirty ypnrv nK° we could beat the World In the cheap production of cot'lop .goods, for Eng­ land .could easily beAt* kny other bompetH or / I t meant th a t our manufao furore could hold the home m arket without tariff help. Yet they are «till gettin g this help. Just as, WW* thirty year« ago*, and tw ty ltlO B » ! labor bureau finds thatrprerlopfi title of It gets past th eir stock)ibld2 rs- end their treasury Into tho pfiXjqnvclopos of their hired men and ’wotiiwfik&d children. TKbse bejoved , wfctds of Ihe standpatLguardlans m ust .w ait—how , much for »/com m ission re p o rt ' to ba'the general attitude dt'Uin poo- n la ----- ------------—— # 3. The recom m endation of tits diam issal of Doctor. Wiley, a m ost-*«*, cleat publie servant, on a charge wbloh wo* evidently absuçglr trivial. ■» . . . .« / %V V# ■#V- .. .. . * ' \ -î - * • Chase & Co. Qrowing Movement ^ o r Its Abolish­ ment Is Justified by Comparison of America With Englsnd. In the reoent prim ary elections In New Jersey, opposite the nsm es of some candidates for the legislature ap­ peared on tho ballots s b rie f.s ta te ­ S H IP P E R S OF ment of m easures they advocate. One eucb Indication of purpoeo waa "Abol­ ish grade crossings." Hero le one as­ pect of an agitation which la gaining ground not only In New Jersey but lu other statee, and especially In those which have communities close to the m etropolis; and New York city Itself le still discussing what to do about "Death avenue,” tho worst series of grade crossings tn the world. ‘ How greatly reform as to grads crossings Is needed Is proved by tho figures sent out recently by tbs National ç . . , , . • Highways Protective society. These figures show th at In New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut during the SANFORD, FLORIDA seven months ending on August 1 last 08 people were killed at grade cross­ VHl ings and <1, people were seriously In­ jured. CbmpfcNt th is—and compare also the estim ate that, tho country, over, about 1,000 persons are killed and double Ihe num ber Injured at grade crossings every yoar— with tho L I V E R Y , F E E D and fact that O rest Britain there are abso­ lutely no deaths from this eguse, for SALES STABLE the vury simple and conclusive reason that In Oreat Britain grade crossings H s r n s s s and W a g o n s B la c k s ro rth ln g a n d H o rs e s h o c m , ere not allowed to exist. It Is True that In this country the original condl Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged Hons of thu construction of railroads HEAVY H A l/L lN G AND C O N T R A C T IN G were such that It Is not •surprising ' **V th at grade crossings should 'have been permitted. This does n o n V I l l , hoVever,, affect the fact th at thoy should got rid of with tho utmost* rapidity consistent with fair dealings between <riMt Stirel, MW tihri loan lV(x)t imitali, f'ualuflU-r) Htnte and local authorities and the railroads. It may very fairly be a r­ H. E. W I S E , Proprietor gued that tho railroad* should not bo called upon to bear the entire cost formerly Monatfer of O-ntriil (htfr of the reform, and In some stales, wo believe, a system exists of compelling Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a S p e c ia lty the railroads to abullah every year a certain number of grade crossings, lx> ginning with the most dangerous Hut A Place For Ladies and Gentlemen It should never be forgotten that, while some reform s may properly S h o r t O r d e r s At All H o u rs E v e r y th in g F i r s t C ías» * move slowly, unnecessary loss of life ♦ through removable causes Is not a m atter to dally with. Actlofi—end Florida Fruits «ndVegetables General Insurance Agents HAND BROTHERS Î T H E C IT Y It would be mighty Interesting to know what a gathering of notables who are In such close touch with the voters of the country had to say about the political situation. What do you •uppos*t /o r 4 o s , , ^ to say about Kansas. and _ me íYtmyJt Tmirncrie'*fhWtent mendoue enthualasm for the leader­ ous stigma of gra d ec rossi ng calami­ ship of "H ons.“ W lcksrsham . Penrose, ties from American railroad annals.— lloot and I.IppettT Outlook Not s W svsr; No, Indeed. Ths spokasm an of th s Nsw England .Association of CotnmsrcUl Execu­ tives, on taktng laavs of tho prssl• '^ d f n t at Beverly, M id : "Othor sectlona - haay waver, but we wjjl not," 'O h, no. There*w ie no vfaverlng In Mains last y e a r »h«n the eu tlre Democrallo «tato tickst' was electftd and a Democratlo- United HtatoS Senator oboeenj-or tn M assachusetts, whers n Democratlc governor was elected * O t In Oonnectlcut. whers Ih e Akin« Thing ---- dons; or In Ithods [atXbfl, ITnd. where Nsiaon W. Aldrich did not find It con­ venient to b s a cam! Ida to for rpqlec-l tlon; or In Nsw Hampshire, where th s Boston A Maine railroad oligarchywas overthrow n. ,• * There was no wavering In any of these upheavals, but they registered / the low-water mark of stand-pet He5 publlcaotsm to New England. If Mr. Taft cen find comfort tn them he will pass from Joy to ecataoy whan he ieaches t}ie Insurgent we*V,"* " f ] \ *• ^ » ■»* * Cham p Clark's Reply. Champ C lark's reply to Prqgldent Taft, reduced to Its eaaenod, amounts to this: "W s Dem ocrats were put In power Modern Inventions, says #Mr. Taft, on our pledge to give th e people re ­ nro fast tnaklu* farm Ilf" very deslrlief from tariff exactions. W s did our- (ible. T ru e; but think how. much bast to keep faith. We helped tho more desirable It would have been If president put through the reciprocity th a t free list bill had not been vetoed. -b ill because It meant lower duties. We united w ith progressive IlspubllT hree Achievements. , cans tn o th er tariff legislation for tho These three achievem ents of th s benefit of tb e people. attorney genera) of the United Btates “W s stan d for the best Interest of rem ain m ost prom inent In the public , v K. th s m asses ¡- he stands for a handful m ind;, . of protected tariff barons and by hla 1. T h s exoneration of Ballinger veto en ab les them to continue to levy .and the condem nation of Olavie on a nnjnat and exorbitant trib u te upon the m o st perfunctonr examination Of th s , consum ers o f th o land.** record, including th s falsifying of th tl Baldly, th a t Is the issue as It now date of & • opinion. ' A * ’ * stands. And on th at Issue there can > The denunciation ^ r r a speech of bs no q u estio n w hat tb e verdict of the the progressives after (uo tariff M t g t ’> , people m u st be. slon tor an attitude whlch^has proved* Thahldee of prairie dogs a re to be used for m aking gloves. .It le reason­ able, therefore, to expeot American prairie doff ra ise rs to Im m sdlgtelf sp‘ fo r a blffh tariff on p ra irie does. GRADE C R OSSING , Rising Pries*. It may b«< that reciprocity would not bave lowered prices, but tho de­ feat of gedproclfy is at least made the pretext fot raising them Bo wo rnuat havo boon enjoying th e result of reciprocity ever alnP« congress ra ti­ fied the agreem ent. In such case* a* this tbe effects of legislation are. a* we know, often dlscountod. It may have been *0 here. At any rate there Is a general advanc« In th e price of foodstuff* We know what ha* hap Ijened to sugar »nd coffee Now It I« ■aid that we »hall have to pay more for flour and brend am] breakfast foods £ R ESTA U R A N T Prompt, Cleon Service Metti Tickets nrc Sold ut Reduced Rot<-> ♦ |M t T Z ROADSI 1 R S , »*| *(m !**IIIr* Vt|«ri 4lj Mill, ®0llbak HVWhl; wii(U'« (rtstrti kill ^ f d tmbvii FmHf (sinatlsil, i L ip r o sr*J Utt <a<* 01»iL ve»llSli l « b . VYililum, Mss* A LI. C. H. D IN G E E Plumbing and Gas F i t t i n g o THE HERR1AM WEBSTER? s r o / f/ F S * r¿ oeeds -Semi me you, lui ot i<-d waati »od |*JJ (|uote you my ■|K-i.ia| wholctale prvr* (<* ■asjscl ganleam. A l any tale, whfe loday fot my l u i a m * illaitrsHJ calsi*, —(ree. Rc e n s g II is aoospted by th s — Court*, Schools s a d « * ■ • • u * M S suprem e as* thorlty. •,VV'j4 Because he who. knows Win» ucce»». L ol u tall UdansT- ■ McCall’s Magazine and McCall Patterns For W omen Have M ore Friends than any other mngnxine or pattern». McCall's i» tin* tellable I 'nan tun Guide monlhly in one million one hundred thoiisan-l liOiiic*. Htraidt-a allowing nil the iat< designs of MtCuil I'attcrns. csih •->% is brimful of apnrklmg slmit st n< i*i«l helpful information for w«ii.*-n Si** Mon*r and K.tp Ln 3l,l« I * * ‘—- ’• lu# Mt( «ll’ff Mifiaifr* «1 t *•» <" * ! ftrit# t Yfif, InfMidir.j guf Dr.« ul th« iffkbnttd MiCiil hiurrii Ir*«, McC'all F s tlrfr-t Lfihd'dH « « •« «’t 5' ■imulHiiy, Kunuflif in4 oui*its»f n«1i '' dnlm Mtf Mri j|i rjtiert • tKsti a^t «iM» »• tuxItr 1«viuUnrdL f!m« h tiff tillU t}i«nIt 11«f In«) jrdiu dcfilir, l* by nun |ium M c C A L L ’S MAGAZIN E 2 3 6 -2 4 6 W . 3 7 th S U N ew Y ork City Stai»»* SUiJtrJ Sp*ckl C’j U Toauto. k sad culture. Th s Onlr uugbrtdged dtettonary » Fsgs. of * *• A’*"Stroks ■ BtejUM Hla sa encyclopedia ta GUARANI ! I b S ul*»' “ Beaay Be.t E»dy" Tm sle.1 [A wianet w h rro rr gfowo. Ejpecially wLpted lo (he Soulh. Pkt. lOq ofc 40c; J4 lb.$l. 00s lb.JJ. 75. ¡bncä in *Ke woildL risi Strüm of B«d, Cucambct, Miisk- Becsuxs defines over 400,000 «—■ H'ord*/ more than ever before appeared between two •ow es, •too A J M . «eso IJ« JaatrafJoas, , •1 GOODS M o n e y - m a k in f f i t r a i n s fo r m a rk e t g ro w e rs ■ ¿»suis t t M a H B W O B IA . ’gssnk JEWELER | MY SITCIALTIKS I'lckar*!*» Ilnnd-i'ninlrd Chum v Cortinilla Stellimi Stiver ;. Lak* snd Orant* Countlss . J Pin led Ware Í* O a k la n d . F lorid!;: . flilln and Waltiiain \V,.i ► •*. Ì I n t er n a t io n a l Dictionary c L í l lililí C H A 8 . M A U R IC E , A g en t All Work K ttnvca My I'eraoiml Attention Life S u re ly s Serious Problem, und tn-et *-'fnrts Tho only things th at are falling are 'V m * 2311 stocks—notably ateol—but tho people Opposite City Hall cannot eat these. What with tnrlffa that limit the supply, and controlled •> m arket condition»! life is becoming a F. J . T E R R Y rath er serious problem Even our MDIUILM O f friends to the north of u* may find M A R B L E and O R A N I T E that their great "victory" will entail unpleasant consequences They may ? Monunifnls, Tumbjlones, Ltr •> have saved thetnaelvea from thi awful Church Slrert, Urlando. Mortela parti of "annexation" only to fhul that i> Ws K««« ns igm lL ihftel-.it <•» n r* ,**» * |they have robbed Ihmnoelvea of many liis *■»'fs*ernesiun *r ' of tho good things of life WebstehS New M . W In neloo, ite, aliar P. Stokes, Soedim an . 'I H cpt. r | BICYCLES P hiiacirlf hia AND SUNDRIES 2 5 BICYCLES VkOM AM UP TO II«. FOR NEW »*■ <n Pk-M i? SltANIBARGER OKLANDO. . FLORIDA' For a food tnblo and home cooking come to the Sirrine Hotel for your meals. Rates 98 p«r week. 21 -tf Ta^lorSawMills , The simplest, lightest running, r**t• I J v»t.cutting saw mill e ^ r built —s tcid *Iftb*t you can bu; » rigbVpri®*'•*“* wlth wJiWh jud-**htjfiak<) b¡K money- It’sall iniieTaylor Feed h'vvry mill ßtt*-d with wire<aW»<inrr, e e l-o n t atUcbmeuU and adjustable idler. Improved corrUge-boeklog de­ vice 1s Tate* acting and s H*»* surer. Made In all sises, portable and st*' tlonary. We manufacturó Engines, Boiler». Shingle Machine«, Cut-Off 8 ow*.W‘>od Splitters, ele., and do Fouodry V* ur*Writ» tot InfumaUaa aed prk«* on toy*tlos M fflta ry A T « » t« p Iro n W ork « MAOOfLQA. �/ f jít S f l Published Seml-Weokly—Tuodday and Friday SA N FO RD /.'V S A N F O R D —■Life is Worth Living SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER St, 1011 HERALD Volume IV first king of the royal fugling*, was given one present Whicti meant th at they were in n paper by Mrs. Rouinillnt. treated to a choice collation ol sand­ Mrs. L R. Philips read the “Dreamt of wiches, cake nnd cofTec and r»un with Queen Rcgnhild and King Mnlfdon." from good appetites there wero over one Hie General News of The Land the Ilnlnenkringln, the Sagas of the -Nurse Masons And Eastern Star Unite hundred sandwiches left which were sent Items of Interest Gleaned From of Flowers. In The Exercises Kings, written hy Snoire Steulnson. Various Sources to Enterprise to the orph.u a true After an Interesting discussion of the Masonic act. program of the afternoon the club ad­ The public installation* of these two WtRt IMPtSSIVt CERLMONIES greut C(]U£D FROM THE STATE PRESS journed. orders was greatly appre mted by HAPPENINGS DURING T ilt WEEK The president gave uu invitation to the those fortunate enough to rec.tiv. invita­ y CpItome of the Week’» Most Im­ dub froth Mrs. Chase to meet with her Addresses and R efreshm ents Round- tions and oil present who were not mem­ H ere th e R ead ers Will rin d a Brier during the month of January Out an I vetting Thoroughly portant Happenings In the bers left the lodge room with the feeling H isto rical Spring M owing tn |o y c d by Guests J stale’s Domnin. • that at some time in the near future Tor H urried R eaders #/ C hurch M a rrla ie they would put in on upplicat'on for Are younvMasou! Baa H. S. Chubb, chairman of the ReA cold wave sweeping down from the In the Presbyterian church Wednesday If not yeti feel nn itching void after membership. «bBcsn Slate Central Committee has is- afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock, Miss Gail Moore, NorthweiL has reached the lake region. ¡ ¿ 7 c . l l for thf Republican S tats Con- one of Sanford's charming nod jxiputnr witnessitu ltie (»ublic instnlfnllou of Since yesterday noon thetem perture here New Year T ho u g h ts rMiloa to «Mcmble at Palatkn a n Feb- young ladles nod Mr. M -rtou Hopson ofRcers of t!ie Sitnfoul lodges of F. ft A. has fallen from 41 to 22 degrees above Sturt right. ^ to »elect »1* delegates to were united in in.irri.ig*- iiv Rev .1 F M . and the- Eastern Star last Wednesday xero. It was said at the government Wind up right [hi Republican National Convention which McKinnon. The chuiui « a , Lt.-.iiiiuli, evening Thv Nlus'irt« are tin- fathers o' weather bureau that the tem perature He *[» in die right . I .*> i *■• MM la Chicago on the IBih of Juno decorated with festoons of green vines EriHunim utauuuati ,iij . i . i (xubnhlv would fall ten degreea more lit R tvv .»ml ri-jtn lh-ait Is com|»osed of a fine body of men ably this *p. t> n tv- f-iri- toinorrnw Heavy AbooI the new enterprise* tor Ocala and white blossoms. IVm't sham, but be real. shows me ic p u iiu m Wiscimsin uml k a fia* buiincss college, to bo nam ed Long before the hour for the ceremony assisted in deeds of goodness, mercy and Be content with the Hide you have, viriue by the ladles of the Eastern Star. parts of Michigan. Effects of tbo storm -He florid* College of Commerce." the church wns comfortably tilled with Think evil of none but well of all. The public installation of officer* drew may be felt in nil parts of the Central the relatives and (riends of the contract­ iABFlorida East Copit trolns In the vi­ Keep busy in order to he healthy a large number of invited guest* to the West, iicenrdlag to the weather bureau. ing parties, Mrs 1). L Thrasher (»resided ral Jacksonville arc traveling this Consistently add to what you have got beautiful lodge room in the Milirr budd­ In die Canadian Northwest the temper­ at the organ. A| Hie appointed time d i ­ Undertake something good uml stick to «using with n deputy sheriff In the cab, ing ature ranges from 2 tu 26 degrees below it. Mpnvcnt possible attack* of sym pathl- strains of the Wedding March announced Tin* ladles were first as usual and after Mrtof thifty ii* engineers and firemen the arrival of the b^hjnl pntt. who entered Advertise from the start uud make busi­ zero Reports from Northwestern States a short address by F. I*. Forster who wns In this country show the range to be from «toitnick yesterday over the woge ques- the church together atul (»assing down ness thrive. at t|ia best as master of ceremonies. t) above to 14 below tcro. ÙOÙ. Aerording to président Parrott, of the centre aisle stood-before Rev. Mr. Mc­ ifavo push and get-up and »ho* that Mrs. J. D. Barker made u very able ex­ Kinnon who, with the beautiful tmd im­ Scientific progress ip the United States you're ulive. Ai F. E. C, the men "voted to »trike Irnposition of the founding and recent his­ ggjittciy after their demand» were ra­ pressive ring, ceremony, with its strong If you break your resolve don't give up along every important line of endeavor tory of the work accomplished in Florida will be reviewed In Washington this week ted. They were discharged and their fateful , words forged the i‘liaiu. which in despair. and other states. The comparators show­ bound »wo hearts and lives together as In the annual m cedugi of the American Redouble your efforts, show initiilim-ts . (tices filled with new men. No violence ed a remark able gain in membership in long os life should last. Association for the Advancement of there tebsra attempted thus far. E - _g*»} ’ Mis» Moore was lovely in her tailor the past few years of the Eastern Star. Break away from bad hahlta. evil com­ Science, opening day Over thirty nation­ Jickionvillo it to mid another fifteen« Mrs A Robbins who at one time was made go away gown -of nnv> blue, with al societies, covering all fields of counAiti-'1' panion* amt vile book» H*y building lu tier many other hundhat to match, and earned .» Itouipit-i of Grand Worthy Matron of die slate was Cuflivnle courtesy, kindness, cheerful­ ic and scientific work, are in sosssion, and now unie turn called to (»reside and install the olfieers the programs include among the speak­ Urlde'a rosea. ness, carefulness ami promptness W. Petersburg is overflowing with tourersm an y of the loading scientists of the Immediately after the ceremony Mr who were us follows, Mrs. J l) Parker, Aim to be something, do sont?iinng. itts tud It is estimated that at least country and Mrs Hopson left the church hy go­ Worthy Matron: Mrs Jessie S(*eer, As­ get something and keep something. 1LS00 people are now in the city. ing down the side aisle, and entered a sociate Matron, Mrs E E Go*, I rei^mrer, Keep your word, keep out of debt, keep Churily gels the bulk of die 31,200,000 \ The two year old ton of T. C. llrquhart, carriage and were driven to the depot, Hon. C F. Hiukius, Worthy P a t r o n ; good company, keep your own counsel. estate of the late John W Hunt, mil­ ; ifrntoflhe Tampa Northern Railway at where they look the 2 .'»j tram for Jack- Mr* O 11 Singletary. Condiietrcss, Mis* Don t kick, don't grumble, don t criticise lionaire owner of hulrU in vnrlout parts Mary Ensmmgcr. Assistant Conductress, ksotivtlle is dead and tils little sister, son ulle. for a short visit your brother's shortcomings, but smile at of the United States Hunt's will wus M. W. Lovell, Chaplain. !> II Rabun. tn jMM old, is dying as the result of your obstacles and be gracious and for- filed in I» s Angeles on Wednesday. Outer Guard. -Jlw,ii | cuiag freee kan^nns w C h r i s t i n a # V - t o U t c n l ^s i>A<('‘.He new spa per men of Atlantn were [ Hr. Urqahafl ha^l n Infge ffhuch m neft n P " T n 7 ‘¿hrlsum is entertainment ol the were Mildfed lfn»lfl<i»f" ns AdahT WraT entertained at a big Christmas dinner giv­ About "Orlando" r a l r [laced in the house to ripen and In some Baptist church Wednesday evening was Brolhrrsoit as Ruth, Alice Robbins us Altamonte Stvlngs. Dec. 21 en In their honor by Manager Will V. Zim­ vtf the youngsters got hold of them, a very enjoyable occasion, winch srrvetl Esther, Margaret Robert» as Martha and l beleivp that the exceptions luken hy mer of the New Kimball Hotel Everytack eating several I>r Cooglrr. who ■he double pur|kise of securing a Iprge Carrie Ensininger as Electa Miss Mary Ensuuiiger *tcp|»cd forward at this T K Bates m his comments in Sanford was there from the veterans to the cubs. ttttodid the <lulilrrn, state* that the miscellaneous offering from the church Juncture with uu armful of flowers of Herald's lust issue in regard to the Orange An elaborate banquet wus served. frees fiait cause I pernicious malaria. and Sunday school for the liuptist State five colors and rend the bcaulhol lines County Fair is not voiced by a very largo Well, the Atlanta blind ligers have got The Atlantic Coast Lino freight and Orphanage nt Arcadia and a pleasant dedicated to the five rnys of tire a;nr majority of Orange County oil iron* I their Christinas present, too, in the shape evening for the Suiulay school, witli die passenger station ut Haines City. Kloridn. pre k m in; each young lady with Iter am sure d ial Mr. Setli Woodruff and Hon. of on announcement from tha city coun­ vss (kMioyed hy litj^ b a t week. .The opportunity uf doing something for utlicrs chosen color W 'R. O'Neal, prcfldeht nnd secretary of cil th arh eu ce forth the recorder will have less foruntaie limn themselves. Irtwss nTunknown oriJW and was quite After u selection of fnusic the Masons the Orange County Fair Association find the right of sending them to the stockade Each class was asked to bring different skeirylou, as the freight- house wns proceeded with (heir installation, L R. not a thought of ignoring other sections of for twelve months instead of for only thir­ envdrdwith »hipment* of every character article», but e a c h member of a class Philips taking the chair of Worshipful the county by inviting everyone to come ty days, aa In the past. So now when a brought th e sam e article, so that enough uniting delivery This It quite unforMaster and installing tlu candidate« ns toOrlun Id Fair Orlando'Florida, Jan . 30th blind tiger gets down and out he Is sure Hail* for Haines City coming Just e l might be obtained In that way m be uf foil *» *: H. E. Tolar. W. M; Frank Miller, —Feb 4th 1011 —llllt. While it I* not of finding a home. tût sesinn of the year whan business on service to the large uumlH-r of children to S. W. W L. Morgan. J W: C. R. Walker. conceded that Orlando 1* the whole cheese be supplied. Useful articles for the home, %ioig Is so heavy Jam es Grant, a |«i>s|»eroui farmer, to­ clothing and good tlungv to ra t were Treasurer, M. W Lovell. Secretary, F P of Orange County. It Is certainly entitled Trustee» to havi- charge of the cstub- brought A very delightful program uf Pursier, Clioiduin. r> C Tuyloy, S D: In a very large slice. Every citizen ill day. in a lii id (Icapo tide tidy, clubbed his Tlbistat of the sumuirr cliuutnuqun and recitations and *oug> were eupiyed hy die Frank Woodruff, J l), G. W. Sponcot mtU die county 1» proud of die Orange County wife and »ix children to dead) at his »swmbly on Anustasio islundy opposite large number present. W J Starling. Stewards atnl W S. Bald­ annual F air and but low. If any, are Jeal­ humr near Benton. Ark., nnd then hanged St Augaulne, will arrive in tfle Ancient win ns Tyler, lire latter named gentle­ ous of the beautiful progressive city be­ himself. Grunt's body was found sus­ dtr Mfiy nest month and kbit tiw ai ta men hutservf.l the lodge us an officer oou* cause Um Fair Is held In that live city. pended to n rafter li) a barn and the TD{ Th.lr.d Degree bodies of the woman and children about tkst has been donated 'or the bulfjings Among those in the east of "The Third linuosly uud at iris request he was elected This Is the time of Chrisimu* cheer when the farm dwelling, their skull's crushed. •id Crottqda. and will then confer with Degree," which the United Ptuy Company Tyler a circumstance that called forth a we should love our neighbor us ourselves enmpan». which has nlrcntfV' will prcatut at the Im peri j I Theatre on beautiful irihulo for faithfulness by Dr. Let u* dwell together in pence. Brother, Hugh Grant, a 10-yeat-old son. made the gruesome discovery when ho returned for “Auld Long Syne” suke. desire to extend the tracks Jan. 5th for performances are (Jrticc L rd. L K. Philips from a holiday celebration on a neigh­ II H Fix*. i *nd will du everything pas- Ida Knot Gordon. Raymond Welfs. Fr-mk Rev J II Summer» was railed upon boring farm. HU» to make it easy of apiwmch. Patton. Chns. T. Del Vechlo. Edmund for an address and eloquently tlescrlftetl C h ristm a s at Gate City House tin* gtxrd works of trie Masonic order tak ­ Morgan Shuster, the dismissed treasurer Weiksn Is suit on the map with one of Sprague, Win, Weston and others. On Christman morning when Mr. and ing tire HintLodge as tos Itreine turd the general ol i’crsln, is expected to leave Tile majority of these players are well ^wlhlggesL beit uud enrlieat cabbage Mrs. J. D. Parker invited their children virtues uf brutherh<»id and fraternal Persia soon, according to a dispatch to F |j* lâtb e history of cabbage growing known to local playgoers, having in the Into the dining room great was their sur­ * tk* state, and shipments have already recent pash with but few exception», ap ­ spirit as luaiufcsted by the Masons at prise to find that old Santa had conic the state departm ent today from Ameri­ all times Dr. Summers was full uf the can Minister Russell at Teheran. Shuster H?* Tb< *,0ck Wnl navcr thon peared here ill one of the many succeates subject nnd gave from the storehouse uf over in his flying machine and planted will go from Teheran to Bnklt. and then * T ta r and shipment* will toon begin »eon at the Imperial. such beautiful trees, loaded with stock­ his own per tonal experience the truths across Cnucnusin to Batum, a port on the ••w bu. ings full of good things tu cat. ns well as that ure expiemtfied in this grand old Black sea. Just when Is unsettled, or at S w ea rin g Off toys such ns children like. Their young­ j i j 2 * nln« 01 'be Hotel Breaker« a t least 1ms not been made known. .The new year will soon be with us. uml order. est son, Preston of the Imperial, gave out .n * Beach v a, an event of last'' week Mrs. J. >1 Barnes gave a selection the great harvest uf new year temperauce A general without an army and a k . *• P * W i t The magnlfloent host- pledge» will begin. Here Is a story that entitled. “An Abandoned Elopement” the presents in Ills usual graceful manner. revolutionary patriot without even a single Last but not least, he called Mr. and -**** • •°*n» of life and beauty on Edward F. Marvin, the tein|»er«nce lec­ being u story uf two old souls who Mrs. J . I), Parker and presented, from follower was the plight In which General , optnmg day and from tha arrivals imagined they were mil being treated turer, tells: their children, a Jiandsome cut glass Bernardo Reyes found himself when he ^ » t o d and-the heavy booking* rc"Toddy Beer, you know, swore oft on right hy their relatives and-sought an £ W U i n j ( u t tha present will New Year, and a month or so later he elopement for Independence Only to dis­ punch bowl, glasses aad stand all com­ unfurled his standard of rebellion In n- ^ Cfcotnt seasons at that rosq In a tem perance meeting to give his cover that In a marriage their Individual plete, A more enjoyable day was never Mexico, According to advice« received ; “■«» rtaon. today, he has confessed "that not one *pent at the Gate City. jjk Independence could never be gained as experience. man" had rallied to him which be crossed Notice of Meeting *« • recent grange mtetmg In another “ •Genta,' ho began, I never thought I'd each one wus "sot In their w av s’. Mrs. to’Mcxican soil. The W. C. T. U. meets in the Baptist thc GaineivHl« Sun. "the bobble to any th at for thirty days not a Barnes Is a graduate of Emerson School That the Rev. Clarence V. T. Rlcheton [ ¡ J ^ t r e e , along the country road» drop of spirituous liquor ha» passed my of Oratory of Boston, one of lh*t best church next Tuesday. Jan. 2nd, at 3 p. in. It I» a plan worthy of lips Ganu, ¿would you beiieva .U. I've Schools of expression in the United Suites Reports from the state convention will be married Avis Llnnell In « weird aecret given. New officers for die coming year ceremony in which he was both groom * ¡ ¡ 7 . ™ , [ fcr,be*lde country hlgh- saved enougkUjU mouth to buy myself a nnd her work slmWs careful preparation will be elected, and it It hoped th at ail and officiating clergyman and th a t the mid a.'faithful pirtruyai in character lovely oak cblDu w ith stiver plated trimM* value and Importance *«*>8 the street* of a city.” delineation. The change of voire and ladies Interested will make a great effort girl implicitly believed In the legality of mi n V tbeVeremony la reported to be th e start­ L G. W aldbon. "Then, preparing to sit down, he added, facial exltresaiou given In the selenium to •lie present. ■ 1 1 » !■' 11■'» ling feature of the government'« case was excellent.; In fuel Mrs. U-yfnta Is Tkssi UHfr a t a kind of n iter thought: Arrival ami Departure o f Trains against the Cambridge minister. *“ Apd. by Jlngoi-1J Jingo; If I’m Tu» u teetntaler tcetnta for much better than many of the profession­ * rlh lu iroC,u fl ^ re#lde«c* of Mr«. norm sound ’’ n S * W^nesday afternoon. Aa another month al platform enteyinmers and Sanfovil No. 82 Ar .1.25 n m Lv. 131 s m Col. Robert M. Thompsqn, of New York. people are always cjelighted to hstve U*e No. 81 " 11.13 a m h«ad of the syndicate whlcb proposed to ” 11.83 a m ^ u í e 1T ,eu nf‘ «X» ^«Ident, Mr». Maria requestCom e To The R ecital privilege of e n jo y i^ one o L * . m any No, 80 “ 2J3 p m * 2.59 p tn advance $50,000.000 for . the purpose of ii» ' Waldron t o « « in th«t « ' t. \ No. 28 SanfordUe*. do you. realize whejp the selections in her tvpvrtoite. « 0.00 p m handling the Southern cotton crop blames Dr..Philips and C, ft,- Waikiir befh gave »by oí Aha High Sclmol Bark is locatedT Right where SOUTHBOUND ' the Southern planter fiot the delay In ¿very Orlando automobile- with n crowd the audience brief eddre»»cSot» th e Absent No. 83 putting the scheme Into effect. He de­ Ar 2.11 * m * r ^ i m . ' * Ú* ÍÚC “ d of tourlsu can aCkn with curious eyes the Brother. J. C. Ensininger. rfRhose vacant No. 60 clared bare today th at tha syndicate still ’• {5,05 p m diair was all the m oreijfficeab la be- No. 83 naked neaaol the JamJ. * 80S p m ,, ' was ready to proceed with the plan, Help plant treekl file recital nt the cause he had always beeji»>Jnldiful ot- No. 29 í - . í ¿ r , which he said m eant everything to the High School Thuradgy. Jan. 4th, a t 8 30 tendnnt at eacli meeting qnd lives llto r -, BRANCH UNtS ï *RW» r g->j * ' fnmii> ■ Southern farmer. p m.. 1» tb hejp along.the good'work. Re* life of a good Mason. r i- . ^. Trilby it S t Petersburg—No. 25. Ar. 1.Ú1 aerved scats c a n . be secpnxl j u D ,L* ;* The exercises cfnaed tiy fe hVran and i* p.ni. - No. 24. Lv, 2.15 p- tn. Kandsomert tine of alligator bags and w aj Leesburg—No. 21, Ar. 11.28 a. m. Thrasher’» store Wcrlnesday And Thurs­ (»rayer by Rev, CÍ B. Waldron. pocket books ever brought to Sanford, at thru Announced the epo- JtfcL v.f.lS p, m. Mr. Ft the Rexall store. L. R. Philips 4» Co. . ' - 'J*r i day from 4 to 6 pi tn. by presenting ticket ourth Degree 27-91 t u and 10 oents. General admission 20 eta, Ovoidi»__Ar, 10,30 m. Lv 3.00 P. in. M He Ta »' ¡f la ,%*•<• ________ • .V . ' ....................................... m * V .*L k.'M ■ m MÖ . ] '. Í -, • -. 'r ; -. ..- ' ' " -* -W*»’ I ' A« / - ^ er. ■ & m . :. 1--Ji. U FLORIDA A PLBLIC INSTALLATION NEWS Of THE WORLD I1* Ue<lae‘<U> ■ N jß ■ SY ■ �COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget i f Interesting Items fro m Correspondents THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY CNTERPRISE ETCHINGS Oh in d m O m to TV« Harald; A Council called by tbe First Baptist Church of Enterprise, to examine William If. Adams, a candidate for tbe Gospel minestry'convened'here on Tuesday aod proceeded to examine tbe qualification of tbe candidate. Tbe pastors of the Bap­ tist churches were present from Deland, Titusville and Osteen. Others Invited failed to arrive here owing to tbe condi­ tion of the Lake,which made It Impossi­ ble for the ferry'boat io land on too. San­ ford aid*. • Tbe Council were unsmlnoua in Its ap-. prove! of the qualifications of the candl-' date, aod notified the Church to that ef­ fect. and the church then voted to proceed with the ordination. At 7:JO P. M. the ordination services were held. After singing and reading se­ lections from tbe Scriptures, setting forth the fiospal ministry, Raw. Daniel Palmar offered prayer, and Rev. G A. Owens of Deland preached tbe ordination sermon, taking his text from the third chapter of First Timothy, the first verse. Tbe~ch*ge was delivered by Rev. Wil­ liam Stones of Titusville, who also offered the ordaining prayer, After the right hand of fellowship had been given the newly ordained minister, William If. Adame, dismissed the body with the ben­ edict loo. • I John A. Wallace guest nt the Epworth Inn last week caught a 10 lb blacli bass in the Wekiva river. William Richardson. Miss Waller and Misa Clark, arrived Tuesday tu spend tbe winter in his cottage on DeBary Ave. Mr. and Mrs A. DeBary. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Page and friend left Wednesday for New York to spend Xmas anJ New Year at borne. W. P. -HfeAcy ’n f 'O r l o £ '* T ^ T i a P ‘T gang of carpenters repairing Mr. Y«lie's house doing several other jobs plumbing. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. White after oc­ cupying Mrs. G. If. Counts cottage for a year wlfl on Jan, I be take rooms at Epworth Inn fur the rest of the season. Miss Mary Atkins principal of (be public school left Tueaday evening to spend —Xm at with her-poopt* at-Blachatone Vo,Misa Ray McCuen of the primary de­ partment left Tueaday to spend the holi­ day vacation with her parent* at St. Petersburg Fla. Bon. Judge O. P. and Mrs. Shlras of Dubuque. Iowa spent the day in town shaking hands with all of their old friends. John and Joe Padgett. Mr. Henry. Fred and Paul Murry went deer hunting Wednesday and brought in two fine bucks, the lucky onea were John Padgett and Fred Murry. ■ zruwooo n o te s •V Spsdaf Cormpnodeno* to Th« tUi*kl. - Mr*. S. S. Gardner spent a few days with relatlyea and friends at FairvlUa recently. Mr. John Stewart arrived from Chicago Saturday and will spend the winter here. Another party of homeaeckera. In a special car arrived last week from TanA new residence It being built near the Episcopal church. . The Methodist Sunday school gave a Xmas tree at the school house Saturday night., Saturday was A busy day In Zellwood. Misa Ruth Ganlprr, who. la attending the Apppka High School 1/ at home for the holidays. V . Jam es Stewart of Stetson Is at home tor Xmas vacation. * . ■ N Order to make room for our Spring 5 sacrificing our Sto^k o f High-Class h You know us and y o u n fiio w that we “T~ S s - -t ¿ 2 ? .- . - V. ' •W * n h e very best at all times. ^ T h is iV n o no goods fo u g h t for the occasion; it this Trem endous'C learing Sale full justice to it a sale; It isn’t alone a Sale—it’s an Ea Merchandising! ures N o old stock. Everything C om e in today before it is can save you m oney. PALMER S A N FO R D , FLO R ID A 117 First Street Mr. Rex has purchased ten acre« on j Mrs. Ben Smith of Sanford also spent El West Side. All the parties have-been Xmas Day at the old home, ti Sanford for some time. ■ | Will Hartley of Jacksonville caine up Jehnle, Edith and. Morgan McClelland to spend Xmas with the home folks, eo spending several days In Geneva with c q and p T p eanmn are a Ian home \ heir Grandma Prevail ^ for ^ t^lidays. Oliver Mitchell has returned to Dr. | [*. j N Bishop conK! i„ unexpectedly leal a hospital iq town. to »penJ Xmas with'his sister, Mr» A. V. | The Berry family have moved from the McGuin. leal cottage to the Benjamin bouse. School dosed the 22nd with a Xmas Xmas greetings were received from tree and appropriate exercises. Miss RensIra. Beal and Mrs. Warner with Inquiries oner returning to her home near Sanford rom all their acquaintances here. to spend tbe vacation. Tbe entertainm ent and Christmas trees We all listened to a fine- sermon Sun­ il tbe church Xmas night were veiy nice ¿ a , morning and may the Christmas ndeed. Suwi was the verdict of one and spirit abide In our hearts for longer than ill and reflected much credit on those in ^ holiday ^,alon ' harge oM he affalr. The song* re d ta ^ of the M ,4hborhood goes tens and d i ^ were weU g lv « . The and Mra W. E. Drlggen in the wo hig trees loaded with glfta were dla- d h . ^ liute which occurred ributed by the JoUy Santa O a u . hod h i. In te ru ^ T a t 2: W w o o d . Where funeral s e r v k - were V Ú Ortetniaa Day.' A pound party was held at thç bociMfta U'4f Hartley Tuesday ev en in g A ftaurr pleasant time was spent by fhe Jolly MOORE’S STATION, : Sp«clt) OsnsnoaOroq» L) Tb* llerxla ' - 'A happy, prosperous New Year, to The Herald and lutfeadcra; I.CiL ' ■ Tbe holiday edition of The Herald was ' PAOLA POINTS all to tbe good—nice to look at and enter­ frisi Cay mmSsassmTIw Iterai taining throughout^ i-j », - * This certainly was a warn i * Mr. and Mrs. C, G Worthington went to' like a summer day—and passed very Tampa Saturday to remain over Xmas quietly in Paola, family reunions being this “neck of the woods*.V ctj to enjoy the tree spirit of the la good io see the smiling happy faces of the children, the d a / after Santa’s visit Ray. M. M. Lofd aod family of Martel, anivad op Tupsday to visit the former Hicks and Mrs. W. B. Hicks and children, parents, Mr. end Mrs. J. M. Lord during all of Birmingham, Ala_ gathered here to the holidays. Rev. Lord’s «appointment •pend tbe holidays with Mr. and Mrs. A. was changrd at the conference to*Rochelle Fla., for the ensuing year. ■*. Hicks. * ;• _______ ■ Mr. and Mr\ L Y. Bryan gave a dinMr* J. ft Thompson and liute daugh­ ter of jSeaford and Mlya Sara Smith are Of rio rld a a re m ade (w ith IDEAL r f UTILIZERS. The form ulas huvr been c re a te d th ro u g h actu al field w ork nnJ ex actly m eet th e needs of th e grow er. Why n o t get th e BEST, especially a s It Is th e CHEAP: E SI? Ideal Vegetable Manure . Peruvian Vegetable Manure W. &. T.’s Special Mixture No. I Ideal Fruit and Vine Manure — Reece's Special Fertilizer Ideal Celery Fer (deal Lettuce Fe Ideal Tomato Fo Ideal Bean Spec for Watermelons CALL AT OUR LOCAL WAREHOUSE. MR. R. G M A X W E L L Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co .V T JACKSONVILLE, FLA. All Orders Hassles Prompt AtUnttss. ... MILLS, f hs Florist, Ino Jsshsssvill« Plsrids ......................................................................... rth Reading �Imperial Theatre O N E Y E A R IN N EW Y O R K WHAT THE NEW YORK CRITICS SAY Or THE TliIRO DEGREE. IMF. E V EN IN G V'i .' 1 t«v*l CHARLES K LEIN A UTHO R OF January 5 THE LION~ H Compì»** P r o d u c tio n o r m o u r w i American P la y , d lro o tlo n o f th « U n ite d p u y C om pany ( I n c o r p o r a te d ) -TH E GAMBLERS MAGGIE PEPPER'ei PRICES: 1.50, 1.00 &. 75c ' „ , * Seats on Sale at Maxwell's. m TELEGRAM tlit l . ¡t.i> *ad the M nux.' Abaxbiog itory. Gripping «ituiLon*. If. in.ik.bi« «ctiag of ik . t u t " TH E EV EN IN G MAIL. "Gripped the «udicncr. Will run «* lon| «• did 'TK. Lion .nd ihr M oux lo i . o x h.*rt i u « « t R««li*tK minntt of .cling THE EVENING WORLD. "A human pulx be.ting in |L. play." TH E TIMES. "The .tamp of truth. Grippingty, convincingly real " T H E AMERICAN. “ Will undoubtedly meet with wide approvtl. Waa finely .tied Genuine tin| in the applauae." TH E GLOBE "The audience enjoyed every momeor of the THE WORLD Popular luce e x Notice The nnnual meeting of the stockholders of the First Nulionnl Bank of Sanford, will be held at the office of the Bank, In Sanford, Florida, on the second Tuesday tn January, 1012. at 10 o'clock a. inf 26-flic F. P. Forste*. Cashier. Wishing SANFORD LODGES Sanford Lottie No 27.1 o u r Meets every Monday at 7 30 p m . over Imp. rial Theatre J C. Hall, N G W S lUtJiwni. See'y, - I f New T ear begin* «» rllest on Ce-llOth meridian, th at la a t th e part k ef the world which lies exactly oppo­ site Oreenwich, on tho m agic line where sallora h aro to Jump a day either forwardo or backward*, accordlag as they are Bailing with o r against the n s . , The earth rotates on ita axle once erery twenty-four hour*, ao th a t In the same period of tim e the aun ap p a ren t­ ly circles the earth. Supposing we trace! around the earth In th e aarne direction ea tho eon, and a t a speed grekl ermiigti to keep It In eight, then we get back to our etartlng point with­ out once seeing a sunset, so th a t as fir i t we sre concerned It la »till the suns day As s m attor of fact. It Is exactly one day later E r o n IFijrou dp not keep the sun over ymf.fjh jo u r voyage, It Is apparent that yap-, wfjf reach ypur s i a r t t n g point w ltti-yobf calculations one day out. uplcrts you havo provided fur thin by striking out an e x tra day oq tho calendar. * if you travel against- .the sun you wllf have to add a day to the calendar T he Convention that has been estab­ lished with r e g a r d to this m atter is to consider t h e day ns heglnnltiK nt the 180th nierhllnn. so that the 181st m eridian Is nlwnys u dny ahead of tn.ITOth As th .' tiny b egins ttrst at tn s 180th m e r i d ia n . th e New Year co m es first at th a t point, too. being th e r e twelve h o u r s so o n e r t h a n It cunies at G r e e n w ic h feirtlnoir Chapter ho 2 ,<)rdrr Eastern Stsr Everybody ' K j r l t every »eeund an d fourtli f re la y in m o n th t t w i y n o r who ha* t e r n In* S la t In th e t . u l are ; c W d |a f||.in v ite d to v itil the r h n p t r t A ura I. RuaaiNv Sec'y N -ii i _ ' r O. t . . Celery CH» Aerie*1H33 _ Meetln*» flm and thirdTDebitor, in every month Hail in Wclborne ___________ Block, third door ... i’liocnU 1 otise ho 5. K of Meet* arcond and Mirth Monday. Vialilng knUkta alway. we mine I’ E Hutchlnton. C C f'elT» S Frank. K R and ^ S a n f o r d L e d g e . No b 2 . t » A M 0 L Toy lor M etier. II F. Tolar herte tnry Com inunk-alSH! rvsry firtl . n J ihiril Tliurv ilnv* «t 7 JtJ p rn Yukon* brother* veit-anu U n ite Hr o t h e r hootl of Car p r i l l a r « and Join er« of A m e r i c a Sotifuftl Lumi I ntuii No I 7ill If || t>( C and J of A merit every Thur«i1ay nitfhf nt 7 o dwk In the Laelrt- Hall Vn a Kuftiohr prwiWlen! T I Leni K S is T Prosperous l 0 »0 M Tli« Loyal Order uMlot»p nirria evenir»! at H OOP M on the In) tug. Ihr J N K<4*rm. (ttrlalur it waa Nsw Year's night. An (pod Bin was standing by the window He mournlully rnlsed his eyes tow ard the deep blue sky. where the stare were ------leeUat-Hk» xuh**»-miee 0» tf»e surface of a d ear, calm lake. T hen he cu t them on the earth, w here few Bore helpless bolngs than him self w*r# moving toward their Inevitable |uaf—the tomb Already he had p a st­ ed sixty of the stages which lead to It. and h« had brought from his Jour­ ney nothing but errors and rem orse - - i l l s health was destroyed, his mind udtumlslipd, hi■ heart sorrow ful, and • hi» old kgs devoid of comfort. The days of his youth rose up la a • Tlilon before him, and be recalled the .v moment when his fa th e r bad ' ■'¿|hcsd him at the entrance of two K.-.gM*- one la d in g Into a peaceful. „W iny land, covered with a fertile harr Veit, and resounding with aoft, sweet »oagst while the other conducted the TkOdsrrr Into a deep, dark cavo, ■ . whence there was no Issue, w here pol•on flowed Instead of w ater, and •her» serpents hissed and craw led. 11s lookod toward the sky, and cried Wt.ljj his anguish: “Oh, youth, retnriiL 0 my father, place m e once ttore at the crosaway of life, th a t 1 . ®ay chooke th e better ro a d !" But tie days of his youth had passed fc; ****• ,B<1*his,-parent« y e r e w ith the ) l* ViWw w andering lights ' dark marshea, and then diei p *W*ar, "Such," he laid, "w ere the fy- ♦ * 0i 0 7 WMt*<l Hf»l“ Ho aaw a *.r *tir «boot from heaven, and vanlah In d a r k n e s s a t h w a r t th e c h u r c h y a r d “ Behold an em b lem of m y s e l f " , he eiclalfiied. u f l d ' l h e s h a r p a r r o w s of unavailing r e m o r s e s t r u c k him tu the Monday Ity ItitiI«! (seiger. FRUITS and VEGETABLES To th e Old R o lla tile C o m m is s io n M e r c h a n t s METTINGER’S zänT & Co., J' crVo?u.* Then he r e m e m b e r e d his early c o m ­ panions, who hnd entered life with FLORIDA SA N FO R D him, but who having trod the paths of virtu« and Industry w e r e now happy and honored on ( this New Year's night The ulock In the high church W. J . T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y tow er s tr u c k anil t h e sound falling Manufacturing Co AGENTS on his e a r recalled the m a n y to k e n s of thu love of .his ituu-nts for h im , Lho<*íi ** »»<1 t nslu| Citterlaìl; I «iniahtJ the prayer» they had ofTered up tn his behalf Overwhelrae<l with s h a m e J A C K S O N V I L L E , F L A and grief, he dared no longer look to- , Florida Sanford w ard th at heaven where they dwelt. 1 Ilia darkened eyes dropped tears and with one despalrlhg effort he cried E L E C T R IC A L F IX T U R E S aloud. "Come hack, my en^y days! ! M A U R IC E H SL AC EH S IG M U N D H E S S iti S ia. I in ri.» Stai * Write Int Cai. log Com« b a c k '" O F F IC IA L WATCH And *hl« y o u th did r e t u r n : for nil | D IA M O N D S INSPECTORS FOR ALL this had been hut u d r e a m , visiting WATCHES c h a s . i). McK i n n e y c o RAILROADS EN TER IN G CITY JEW ELRY his slum bers on New Y ea r's n ig h t. J a c k a u n v lllo , F la . He was still young his e r r o r s only 5 L Hay St.— 241 W. B»y St. Jacksonville, Florida w ere no dream . Ho thanked God fer­ vently th a t tim e was still his own; that he hnd not yet entered th e dee p, t dark envern. but he was free to trend DENTIST the road leading to the peaceful land Office. Yowell Building w here sunny harvests wnvo. SANFORD. FLORIDA Ye who still linger on the thresh ­ old of life, doubting which path to W ith Choose, rem em ber th at when years Sbnll be passed, and your fedt shall M IT / ROADS I LMS stum ble on the dark mountain, you No other*dl»«aae Is as common and p rev alen t-» » -catarrh . T h# m ucous will cry bitterly, but cry In vain, "O m em brane; th at la. the pink flesh lining the Inside of the mouth and rts p lra . youth, roturo! Oh, give me back my tory orgsns, discharging an .lrrltaU n g fluid. T his condition Is c*U»d cAtanrh early day«!"—Jean Paul Richter. and Is due to poisonous germ s In tb s blood C H A S . M A U R IC E , A g e n t ♦ No local treatm en t c»n cur« o a ttrrh . It tn*je give relief for » .sh o rt tlm*. but ca ta rrh poison Is In the blood And tba trouble will soon retu rn , ov»n w o n « Lak* • d C r* n | » C o u n tla . j than before. " 'O a k l a n d * F lo r id ^ l^ o n a rd l’s Blood Elixir cures catarrh In th e tig h t way and la th « only w a y by purifying the blood and driving out all th e poisonous o a ta rrh germ s o <*-c-*fr ♦ -y•>+o -4-+++♦•>•> ■> from the system . Do not expect to be cured by any locnl application. C atarrh Is a deep seated affection th at needa the p ersisten t use of a blood purifier Uk« Leonardl's Blood Elixir, although th e flrst bottlo alm ost Invariably show s a decided benefit. In fact th e re Is nothing th at gives as flulck relief In ea U rrh troubles as Ibis remedy. In all blood dlseasee such a s tum ors, ulcers, rheum atism , syphilis, k id ­ ney and liver com plaints, c a U irh , etc.. le o n a rd l's Blood Elixir Is th* b est home treatm en t that can be used ; In fact. It Is b e tte r than th e m edicine« uaed In many hospital« and will give quicker and m ore p erm anent lesiill*. It has cured thousands of eases of blood poison afte r they w ere given up by pbysl- | clana who aatd th er* w as no h elp for th« p atlsn ts. ®Wmlim tu rn s up th« co rn ers o f1 he will think th a t T ant catty, w Mbney-making strains 1 L eonardl's Blood Elixir Is a tru« blood piirlflor and m aker of new, rich, g y o u th, an d incidentally th e o th er' her case 1 loac. f for market growers 1 red blood. Careful experim ent* have shown th a t It Increases th e am ount of »Uo* a. But 1 won't ca rry It to s pth Is a moon reflected In many ' Stak..' "B»aay B «t EaHy" TxaM . . 1 f f j a s »tato of inactivity.. T h e world S," says an eastern proverb. I A wuukt w lirfrrn grow» .EdneeU8y «m em ber th a t when questioning IP OOT'. I know.- . todaplad to the South. - P i t I0t> o x /40c, A smile Will c a r r y m . m n r . «u«. rlug child. ui. $1.00-, lb.$}.75,r* Stoki*’ S tu f u f SpccUl CUU Taut*. Jon and liberty, one and InsepThe knew in the world, t,lnow and forever,” la ,» pretty SyxUI S tn iai ol Beet. Cucumber, Miakm otto ,for m arried onea._ The ' — e U . etc. q la th a t liberty drifts Into Ina liit «1 >e*d want* aad I'll c a n c o ,.a n i unlon end» nt the dlipecial w holrule prvee (or mukrt gi B . W W W ___ [to th e ' fact lhat love makes todayfor my Infimi ¡ttaitratadcataUf -Id go round, he cannot par the kalr la I or tho rent. l'w ill look out Walter P. Stake*, Seed»man k bread and cha«»« and lov« DcpL 61 Philadelphia eral Fire Insurance M A N T E L S , c' X r Hess & Slager Drive The Poison Germs Out. of Your Blood Leonardi’s Blood Elixir and Get Well S r O A /F S » �D ecem ber 29. |g 8 H IN Q L E 8 v i ! j ¡V a i . tt L u m b e r C* * o m p a w (F o rm erly McNAIR A •<H1) , ULL ^^Kneo-deep lies th e w in ter snow A n d th e w in ter w in d s a r e w earily si Toll y e th e c h u rch , bells s a d a n d 41): Ten miles from Sanford or Orlando.’ The finest and most homelike family Hotel in Orange county. Furnished new throughout. Our cuisine the very best. A ten course dinner 50c. White help ex­ clusively. Service guaranteed. Boating, Motoring, Pool, Billiards, Tennis, Croquet, Weekly Dances and Alkehest Lyceum Attractions Semi-Monthly for the pleasure of our guests. Our table is supplied with the best the market affords. Catering looked after personally by the Manager, Mr. A. F. Falck, a well known Chef. Accomodations for one hundred. Booklets upon application. Information gladly given. Write, Wire or Phone . ..................................................... A. F. F A L C K Ask Mr. Foster ______ Resident Manager H a lietK stllf» h/4rdoth not moye^-VH e w d v p o t s e 6 the' d a w n of^day, . qo o th er life a b o v e ^ ^ r ^ H e dftvSr^me' a friend a n d a true, ti Aiyd th e N ew Year will tafte 'em a> ^ ^ r 5 i d y e ^ fT y b lw n u st not go, So long a s y o G w s s e b e e n C " S u ch Joy as(yoti^K5iye seep ^ ^ O l d y ea r, y q ^ ^ a l ^ n o t . g o r ' H e froth'd his b u m p e rs H tv rh e r-brim A Jollier y e a r w e shall n o t^ s o e .^ V But tho* his e y e s a re w ak in g dim.7 A n d tho* his foes speaK tli'o t him, I H e w as a friend to m e. W (J w W you; H e w as, full of JoKef a n d n .J i _ (A * _ ________ /____» Our stock is Well Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price LoV. . If cannot furnish our stock write usior prices,.., C t j r jBeto fcongtoooti Sbotti at g.ongtooob, Jflo rrta \ - " . Y o u Iive!d^with V S__ . O lcK year, y o u 'a h t& n o r d ie , __ O ld y ea r, y o u shall not ^■VTY V ^ d i d - s y lau g h a n d d I C i | r v ® Half a _m ind to dip) I J o i d y ea r, If y ou D yal-U pch u rch Building, Jacksonville, Florida a re oep. th e „waste can see the Iml-icoyciJj' • chaises fliqt have been made and with the advent of . S n new year j*e ore prone to attempt to « Jj profit by trar m lsrakesand meke new re* solve* for o better - life. Let u* not look ^ 3 lightly upon these promises even tho they ‘J are broken. 'Tw'ere better to have the manhood enough to attempt a better life Ilian never to have given It n thought • and perseverance in gixxl resolves will . *• eventually reach the goal of a l.lgher ' *0» and nobler aim in life. *2 Start anew nest Monday and arise tilled with thoughts of a beltrr and brighter and more prosperous year In 1012 for *2 our life Is built upon hopes nnd tomorrow 1 Is better than today. y yrtend, bold, m y b re ath o sl O v er th e snow I'^eV rfr'Jy st now th e crow ing coch. ‘3 a n d fro i he light b u m s low» loch. __ i before y o u die. & 11 d e a rly ru e f o r y i c a n do for yo iffU ■ fore y o u d l e ^ E ^ i h arp andTrh^V ^ Y gone, I / lb ( v > u p lUS Bhinie^ a n d ^ /e t tm In If the r first fop?on t h egrade ^ i ois^any i E better the South Lake Apopka branch will Lave no trouble ¿jt^uyf^A nd a n ew fa'ca^at th ethe 7dQtjr,/,m: marketing fruit at a good price for ' Tuesday A nundyiidsy ew face a tDy th(bee^d p o r.wasn certainly vL' a very fine sample FabUsbed•Isv Every1 Morning grade of oranges. May the Exchange and all Its branches Jiuve a most prosperous season sod iiinjT Temple stand as their monument. THE HERAID PRINTING COMPANY K. J n u t i Y, e a te r W. S i HAYNES. Business Manager Mtch'., was tied up at the W A. ftrrryday Company wliarl on Wednesday wliile Mr Mills attended to some ti< stness in the city. The yacht came direct to Fioridn from New York anti Mr. and Mrs, Mills and their puny will spend some time I cruising In FJariiin waters. They go from bere la Sanford. TWTyjtdir iX^rmiiBnlflcent-vpectnien of-* private craft a m is luxuriantly furnished, with every appointment calculated to minister to tile comfort nnd pleasure uf the passengers. She Is 110 feet over all and is propelled by a 200 It. p. gasoline engine. Mr Mills is a leading capitalist and to barconisl of Detroit, as was ins father be- , fore him.—1’ululkn News, A ssociation Will E n te rta in Elsewhere in this issue is on invitation to those Interested In farming to meet with the Florida Vegetable Growers' As­ sociation nest Monday til itic general of flees In the Peoples Hank building. The association will keep open house and en­ tertain the visitors. Tam pa Business College This is one of the few business train­ ing colleges In America owning lu build­ ing and used exclusively for college and dormitory purposes. Every department equipped in modern office style. Over forty brand new visible typcWrl(er* for student* use. Penmnuship. practical book­ keeping. and simplest and briefest short­ hand taught by experts. Six hundred student* the past year. More positions upon than tills college ra n fill. Winter term begins first week id January. 1012. Catalogue and bthec literature free. L. M. Hatton. President .n if "Sanford needs better docking facilities at the city dock," says the Herald, which goef on -tq tuggett that a floating dock be constructed. The dock would be of Esterad a* second-daM mall matter Abruti 22nd use, not only to those engaged In busi­ W eather R eport 1908, t l lb* IVatofBoe « I Stnlord. Dortd*. ness, but would nlsonlfonl easy uccesa to Fair continued coldor tonight with under A n ot March 3rd. 187# . the city from pleasure craft which, yearly frost in north and central portions and probably light frost'to 2fl parallel. Celery Offie*la Herald BuildIns Ttirpboa*No. Ub come down from the North with visitors. ,and lettuce thriving Oftentimes visitor« become regular winter residents, and frequently .winter visitors Cheer up ye celery growers. Cold wea­ ther from now on and the celery la fine. decide that Florida 1« good enoMgh for all (be year, and flqnlly make their perma­ Will lbs editors of Florida be invited nent homes In Ibis ita te ^ T h n c s Union.. to partake of the hospitality of the East Coast Railway at the Key West celebraDelivered Is lbs City by csrrWt 12.00 per year la advance or She per /nantis Payment! la sdisnce mutt be made St oftk». * Every merchant In Sanford should re­ solve on January first to take at least, $600 worth of s t o r i a the SanfordBulldingfc V A i a a* A a a n n l m •I n n ’i . In albuklness way— the advertising way. .An ad In this paper offers the maximum service at the m i n i m u m c o s t . It reaches the people, of the town and vicinity you want to reach. Steinway &. Sons Belir Bros. - Ma “Crown” Sto Kohler & Campbell - H and Fischer The-Autopiano S e n d fo r C a ta lo g u e s, P r ic e s an d T e rm s JA C K S O N V ILLE - Tr.-> FLORIDA □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ I Q U G l E H a i l l D Ü D ü n U L .LI _ . . ___ T"!-' ifts That ive Satisfaction S j * M A IL ORDER * DEPARTM ENT la rea d y to h a n d le YOUR C h ristm a s O rder. H ava you a o n t It In? ST A T IO N A R Y ’ • BOOKS * V ■ Leather Goods, Novelties Toys, Dolls, Games V *- P IC T U R E S v’; v Kodaks;"l)r.tc . Sporting G ootls 4S-49 West Bay St. Jacksonville;^ Florida E n M D E D E D II1 0 M 3 H D (y D G ]D E i3 E iP @ D �peetmber IN AND ABOUT THE CITY mdle Happenings—Mention of Matters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST Summary of the rio a tln i Sm all Talk Succinctly Arranged for llu rrled Herald Reader». ^ yf g Haynes hoe returned from JockiMvUlt. **bere he spent tho holidays. kliu Kuby P latt wenl UP ,0 Sunfonl this sfternoon to visit friends.—ReportcrStsr Will Goss has returned from Columbia nr*, [udiana. wliere he spent the sum- So« our now line of Chrlatmn* cards Wanted—To rent hrstcloMupright piano and Christmas greeting». L R Phill|*s & four or five months Phone 209.’ 32-t(, Co. * 29-9t Lost—Jersey heifer, three years old, off left and split in right ear. Finder One and two hors«* wagons with celery crop hring to J. W, Sypes on Celery avenue, flared side ImhIIps nt Underwood'» 7-tf and receive rewnrd. 28-tfc Get the lltM pick at YuWt-ITs 33 It The (.ate City House has brought down If you n iy more you get no more it you the high cost of living Only S lip p e r week for the line»! tuble hoard in the city. poyless y.iti get tnurJi less, than it you See Parker 2# come to hoard at the Sirriuc Hotel 24-lf I bought five trucl> ul Ini'* laud three You just in list nee >ur elegnm ^ifi fioxi*» years ngn ] irnmoved a id cultivated them Wr‘11 located I ...nt one tor a of.stationery for Christmas The Rexul home and inn king S c me for hnrgtims store. L K. Philips & Co 27 Ht on others l.evi llinforil Jtist south of 27-tf All kinds o f re|«iir work. Sanford Ma­ Crystal Ice Factory. , ^ r'F o r Sale, hy t)wnr> if.room, 3*#iory. ch Ino & Gnrrige Co. 4k-tf strictly modern house, it il3 O ik avenue; Princek: . n t suits golf coat» and sweat­ one of the best resident .• streets in Suners. the bt- i merchandise we can buy. ford; good barn, H3 hen iionj; gnrMl shade; Let us show ymt how much we can save 5 blocks from heart of >ity Call Phone I39._nr address I* 0, B-** 1229 31-dtc you. N. P. Yo* eii 8. Co 3:i n Autoes and co ru .,1« pniminu at Un­ derwood's. first dn»b .ik, 1 if i S fyt* A& 130 \ Some stylo to this Crossett "p a te n t1* (No. 106). Dull calf top and a 1 yi inch heel. Clever and classy. So is No. 136, with a calfskin vamp. Note unique perforations. $4. to $6. e v e ry w h e re m Oliver Miller and wife are spending , few weeks wall Mrs. Millers parents otsr Wilbstoo. j/ Hus Agnes Uolboliny, of Snnforil is ipeoding • few days with her sister, Mrs. Gideon Dean— Reporter Star. Mr. sod Mrs. CUas. H. Dingee arrived kaatt Tuesday after spending Xmus with Mrs. Diageo’» parents at IKinedin. ^ Mrt l). T. Houser and daughter. ' Erniini« will leave tomorrow for Tampa, to ipead New Years with Mr. Houser. . •All of our boys and girl* who have been borne for the holidays will leave nest vttk for another acmeater of atudy. * -, ON HASM» A l ALL IIM T S Utile Mi*» Gussle Sharpe, of Orirndo. Lt>l'tuc«-iluakrtft, Uctni Baskets has returned to Sanford to visit »everul of ■('otnto fiai relft^Celery.Crates ber little friends nnd former com paid ans. T Ìm o t O Y*ird L i t Plant Crûtes Mist Kate Clayton hna arrived in the city from Atlanta and will be tho guest V|fm St urAl Oak Ave of her titter. Mm K M Murk» for several Irrm s Strictly Cash week» i rn di tt-p Mn Esther I"X utid daughter. Erie of è rm e tlN im v vt t ti i*i» I a I ni n Ohio were the of Fro* and Mr-. it,inc No I Iteri nil *n Msrit tbit week. Miss Fax wa» u lutm .i il il nenie pupil of Prof M rst SI. und Uns . n r 0. P. Swope, the real estate man is able ' fri 31 Jt p to be cot ngiiin. He has been confined to his borne for the past few weeks with What tho Relkln la. S Igrained back. A new stringed unisti al Inarrnnient The firtt National Bank and the Peo­ la retHirteil to have been devised hy a ple* Dank will close next Monday on nc- Japanm»« vlotlnmukur In the city of n* Mew Years day. Get your NlUyya Tb* *svr«(Wne<« tin (lied the relklti, and seems likely tu nuperseds money before tlte rush. Ole Biunlseti It lias tho shape of a Mrs. N. U. Sharpe nnd daughter Mias guitar,» »ovo In the ne, k timi I» tho Ethel came up from Orlando Thursday. . tinly fiurt reaemhllng a samlsen Tti»r* to attend the marriage of Mis* Guii Moore are four strings to It mi l tiy m anipu­ aod Mr. Morton Hopson. lation of file key K tile lustrum ent Cittì Last Saturday's trade in Sanford wa* be made to do the work of aeveral the best that the merchants have ever •am lien The Invuutor hna plnyed hla relkt^i Jn an nrrhcM ra nf Japannae In­ known the streets being crowded from strum ents and showed that It la a suoearly mom till late at night. rea» Jn elm* way. li.. n j u UuU "TBCTTH Howard and W. H. Howard. Idea canto to Mm when he was tour­ Jr. will arrive in the city tonight from ing ilirmigb Kuropst last year Gahonbu*. Ohio to spend the winter with Mrs. Howard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Good Thlno to Do. Telegraph | ki1oh arc lined up ao th a t Thecboirof the People's Church will their crboki* tiro turned' In ' and not ttpeat Ihr music of Chriaimns Sunday aeon a« ypu look along tho line Turn vmir tWlHli< »*«)' trnm pcoiile and next Sunday A medial invitation is eXttoded la die putui, lor both rutxinnd und t . kJrolay. \ j II. II Oeunr rur Sale \ pretty Florida Inline on i Stiver Lake. C I William«*, B*x *23 j.Sanford F i t . nr idton«.* 201. tf I Bargain J ! aerea <>f land in ll«*ck H am mock, b c .t l.ui.t m ’at* aoum y. nil cleared and irrigali in ,d i it c i.nph-te. w■t li 1 ucro | celery, 3 acres let: r; rm*•t*n-r acre ready for p ila toes nr anything Crop anti land complete. $3,300 0U f M Mecartney. Sanford. Fla R F U No 3 31 if ,‘XAKES LI FES WALK EASY" for Kent—Fur m.slied rotan, electric lights. Inn and cold h ith centrally locat'd j Address "S" Box Ì3I7. City 3-1(1 liifonnuttoti snuglit regarding Mnrnn 1Cly, a farmer resilient of Orange CVuntjrTj Addrrsx- Vans AgncwACiawfoVil. tnimee. Florida. J3,2 i , for Stile — Horse, wagon, carriage,* siyigle and dntlhle harness, gasolene rni glue nnd pump, fanning, im plrnietiit and 'automobile.* all ul » fulcri lice. A. B Brock. ,r J.*At 115 Riitlnuid way. opposite Express .Offici*. Frank Gratini'» Tailoring Co—For lo r Sale—One black broad cloth one piece sull noti one all wool strt|>ert cunt »nil. also two men's suits 23if Tor Sale—Tlie simplest mid tirsi smudge heaters on the marker f A Selnmt|<ett. Sanford, Flu 11 tb SANFORD 1k»it| forge) t<> 11v Ito 11, o <t <hipped ^ tieef— clllpts'il **| it., v. i *> ni a H W laaig' gi * eri Ititl Lcytds A, Crossett, Inc, Maker North Abington, Mass. FRANK Clothier and Men’s Furnisher FLORIDA A Trial oi Lamini ywork (invs arc over, now come If you will send us just one [rial jiuckiHJe of lnundrywork, we will guarantee to convince you that our work is sujw'rior in every n*8pect. We wiu.|i evcrytlniiji clean nnd snowy white. Oar (¡taxis are till iroiit*tldiy extorts and are returned to you in perft*c( condition So confident ure we that we can please the •mosr-cjirL'ffitTirc'ssirrsr that We will call for a trial package with the'distinct understanding that we will make no charge unless it is thoroughly satisfactory. May we have just one trial package from you? phone ns mid 'he wagon will again s^cuool days., and yh<^ call necessity for good Sh BE SU RE well protected with the right Tfind of Footwear, tlie right style shape and price. E. G. DUCKWORTH . . . Jbot J. McLaughlin of New York is ika (ueit of Measrs. Harry amt Jo y Einuein at the Sanford House. Mr. McLaughlm ripecis to »pend the w inter All Local A dvertisem ent« u tia e r This Heading, Three C e n ts» Un< Loch Issue 1» SiafonJ. 3ÛSJ07 Geo. ff Ivey. Justice of the peace n t ' Voice L essons—Italian method. Cull, Cy|M(M Avvnu* 32 3tf .Tan LaaderrtaJe i* m tlie city visiting h^s pttopo or nddre»» Mn* G L Hoy. ■ 'Hurry your grape vine planting, ns beyl °WOier. Mr Jv,y formerly resided here i time is passing Have a few iin hand for bit bad not been in Santurd for many imiueduite deltvery Plant Airti «ir Privet )**f* aiul ,ees many chungrs in tho city. for hedge »ml secure beuliful and ever Tb# vteaat chair at table no. 2 ut tlib laiimg mcloiure. Cut 11 iwe/s mid plants 156. G*ta City Home haa been taken. There nursery »lock. L |l. Temple, phone 32-tf School i'HONf 00 Itti NTUR Sanford, flo rid a I .. ¿' * Progress Steam Laundry appheuttuns. h ill llr»l ivwtm S r« t ^™*W*- H. and C. Haltzinger. who w ith “ w i«rniUsa are iponding the winter I n ■Word; left Tuesday In their car on a Wptow^eral points futher South. They »»it Orbmlo, Winter Haven. Tam pa , Pmbibiy other place«, returning S at- ^•»«Tthing in âne stationery at tbo “ « S i« * . L R . Philips fc Co. 27-9t ^ * * t« d j arriving nt W-* W. Longs him a call^i'J.' 15-Lf ®dni,your old Urea to Sanford Machine r***» C“- fo* vulcanizing. ‘ ’ 48-tf *"*inc repair». Sanford Machine ‘Î * ” |e 0 °v 48-tf Mlu, coats and sweaters cut in ■UatYewetr* J S -lt 10 G W. Judy L Co. y ? l ' r k Write them for stencil, iri-tf * « q P r l m 0 a im r . u ten c a n t Ur fbra tc a ta . •; 27. 1$ h> great profuslonl Bogs. rim» T^ fU b°?k*' aU « « • . »txea and L H- pWl|pa It CÙ. 27-St . i ^ v ï 1 SRUlnl*y' ^ » tb - for one U4e. k it C#n buy ,h« best coat suit I S . “Ml.price, a t N. P, Yowetl ft (SYk 4<lulpp©<j rn handle your • repair »wiord Machine ft Garage Co. 4«tf. For Salo—Ixycomollve tyjw bdllcr, fony h. m Economic boiler lliirty h. p; aevi*n Inth, four s*db Ilouiton moldjug mnebme; Twenty hj p. engine; bolting, saw table w(lh 34 Indi inserted tooth saw: saw table (double end); power grind Itone; one h»r>c log cart, shafting, pulleys, hangers, belting, etc., etc, V. Scintici* R. No. 2j Sanford; • 32-2tp For Sale—Eight room lx>use, nicely floUhcd, four large jmrdnts, including five lots neatly fence*!, outhouse, flowing well, shrubbery, etc. A nice homo in good lo­ cution on First street Just west of bridge. V. Scbmelz. R. No. 2, Sanford.' J2-2f. p For Sale—Door casing», with'and wllhj out transoms; windows with ciiaings. blinds and weights! ydod0* casings. Hotel range with boiler, Jouudpr range;- wnks, 8x6 nnd 8x5. rolling difcrs with casings nnd fixtures; doublé (l>mH And glazed) doors with Closings, three quarters, one and 1!4 inch 'galVnnUeir pipe,.etc. Also a 50x30 ft. two.ktory building, the dining hall of Pine Creai Inn. All tnaleriul suictly high grade. Some sills and Joistk and laths left. V. Schmelr. R. N a 2. Sahford. For Salo—5 acre farm, twenty .bearing orange tree«. 50, peach; trees. 6l»c* ve/y large bearing peartre«». modren 3-roora collage, front and b a tk ’ jxircffie*, face* south Golden Lake.,3 inl\rs swOlfi east of Sanford; 9 minutes walk to •treeC raHw iy, also Oveido railroad. Finto drinking water, good battling, flsblng nnd swim­ ming. Also 10 acre tract of tho very best celery and lettuce land, well located. Ji ntlle west Cameron City, Jp*a than a Quarter of mite from SànTbrd traction carline.' U tid haa a f é i ^ a l n p e hmii North to Sooth End. So Ib r* wlU -never bo any danger of toured |imd; ?G\t»ran-, JÙi.V; none A.ViV.Vii ■Viiir.WiiVtVito•Vt'iiVf'»iVfWA'.VAvY/r’n i'm'.Vi'v'.V ATTEND THE Peoples C hurch A 8 ANFQRO, t; ■ W a rm Room— A F L O R ID A , . W a rm W oloomo W ANT i n ^ r School, 10 ». rn. •’ * Sunday4Murnin| Preaching* It a, rn. , BuruUy Night Preaching, 7 p. m. ’ t Wedocftday Social Mealing. 7;30 p.m *TTV ' L IV E OUR AGENT IN THIS COUNTY coop REMUNERATION STA N D U D U • l ig h t fc- Buys five acres of the Hnest Celery L and, tiled, fenced and with flowing well, including five acres of Celery, set out and in p rim e c o n d i­ tion. A n acre or more should be ready to cut February 1st . * -• , T his land is w ithin one m ile of S an fo rd , on good road and near shipping sta tio n . » CASH TA LK S COMPAI ' , LI# EAST BAT SJSEET , JACKSONVILLE, FLA. SANFORD» FLORIDA �i .> fitti December 29, THE SANTORO »URALD if»:i . b a Complete lin e of jfurm ture i God. b whom ii the hope of all out ternal E y o u » , remember ua in Thy merer also in thia new year of otv Lord. Reveal Thy glory n die experience of its joya and sorrows. Forestall ita lean with die abadbf eorifert of Thy preaence. M a k e oa strong rightly to measure all our grini and to endure with patience every loaa Thy love allow*. Show u* Thy meaning to the gifta and opportunity* of each new day. Assure ua of Thy help in labor, Thy delight in our joya. Quicken our mind* to clear risen and our heart* to cheerful content Provide for our bodiea auch rigor a* »hall be needful for our allotted work. W e leave to Thee the mystay of the year’s event*, assured that Thou w3t guide our way. With­ hold from ua all gifts which would prevent Thy purpose for our growth in wwdom and in service. Only deny ua not Thyarif'—TTiy Spirit to initruct our hearts. Thy work to *hare, Thy peace to still our restlessness,Thy presence to resolve our doubts. ln ,tb t sifting of temptation grant that our faith fail not, and when our years are ended bring us to Thyself, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. ' %i ^ * i « Come and choose just what you want. We have it. No matter what your requirements may be as to quality or price, we can jfurmeil) i^our (Entire jbousc WILLIAMS &MILTEER Th e F a m o u s F o I There is no wrong end up^ with an O n o to IT CANT LEAK N° W orry with this safety fountain pen. Just stick it into your pocket any way it happens to uo. Safety K m i& n X ^ Life* tbs customs ’of Christmas, which. In their origin, are a curious m ixture of poetry and symbolism and of sup*rstHtoD, those th at belong to * the observanc# of Nsw Year's day aro also relics of Idea* that dato from #nrly bsatben sgns. The French do. ___e lM -th a lx -u n D foe.J i g * Year prss-.ante fWemXbe—L etiA -a ru rir.’B irenta, tbs nam* of n goddess whom the Ro­ m ans vsnsratsd as tb* patronsss of glfU. There was a grovo In Roms dsdlcatod to this goddess, where It was suitom sry to get fresh twigs, to glvo as p rg jsn li tQ. frtsndf a nd r« |a tlre s on ff»iT Year's day. During the'ew ay of th* sropsrors, Roman subjects m ads N a * Year's glfte to tbelr sovereign.' __Augustus m otived such quantIUea of these that he bed gold and silver status* made of them. Tiberius did aw ay with lh* usage, because bo con­ sidered It too troublesom e to express thaaka for tbe gifts. Oallguls, on tbs contrary, reintroduced the custom, and even mad* up for his predecessor’s re ­ fusal to receive presents by requir­ ing those that bed been offered to htm to be given to himself aa arrearage!. T he oustom of making New Year's gift*, notw ithstanding attem pts to eup- \ -----— --» it, was after Europe .' 1> ‘T ^ ---- continued ---- — — -— — -----w— ;j ' , y bad become Chriatlan. For a time pres­ __ _______ ________________ ent making_________ was transferred to Easter, ' > - v bat later It wag^agaln associated with *T.xv' th* first day df January. * « They tell me when I go to bed Tbe laat December night, frpm our magnificent stock. All woods, all I'll have to go wlthont a meal Until the next year's light. finishes, all grades nil styles. We nre justly 8om* people think they're awful proud of our lino and want to show it to y o u . Fa says there Isn't anything ■mart. , That folks can ■** or hear - Drop in to-day But I know what they mean; . When midnight cornea and Father The next year haa to be next day— Time Tbere'e nothing In between. ■V•■ ‘ Brings In another year. But maybe he la fooling me. A New Yeer’a day's a happy time Why do tbe people alog For almost every on* And call It watch-night meeting, and It seems a sort of start of things, Why do the. ohurch bells rin g! , • With nothing quite begun, • * And everybody's feeling young Pa says tbey got tbe number of R a n d B u ild in g J u s t a c ro s s th e s tre e t And spry, Just like a boy, Th* year by adding one *+++.*+*++++*+++*. 4 . 4 . Each New Year's to the year before, I hope your happy New Year will Be ipllllng-full of Joy. And when that year was done, TOMMY. By adding on another, till sd fn n tn g -T ^ ^ Origin o f New Year G if Is They plied U up to here. It muet have taken awful long To count juet once a year. If New Year's come* aa lata again This year aa it did last, I don't believe I'll get to see Tb* end, when It goje peat. And when the new one starts to go Aerosa the calendar, Last time I watched u l ^I I dreamed 1 was a New Year's atar. ’ O n e lillle tw is t m a k e s it leak tight, in k - t i^ h t, A f u - t i g h t . Come in and st-e how the little twist corks it up and.how quickly it fills iisclf, OATS RYE Most complete line of Poultry Supplies. Garden end Field Seeds in Florida # Writ# F&* DJeeirittJ Cri*l«i E. A. M ARTIN & C O M PA N Y «J T 3 TH. D U » t S m 4 IU m - ass tif»f> 7t»f> FOR DEMONSTRATIONS SEC OR WRITE We can supply you for immediate shipment PEAS they con "affo rd ” t o —Just look—la te s t m odels of th e FORD CAR u u a full equipm ent, delivered al the follow ing exceedingly low iii Im s fj 5—-Pa&scti£fiir-.IourJit£. Car. fore doors 3—Passenger Roadster Car 2—Passenger Torpedo Runabout, fore-doors Delivery Car . . . . . Seeds and Poultry Supplies BEANS ‘ EVERY fORD OWNER WEARS A SMILE J_P . HOLBROOK D istrib u to r, Orange 121 South Orange Avenue • and Osceola Counties . . ORLANDO, FLORIDA 1» iH* S o u . 206 E. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. ^ ¿wkwwww w w w w vw yw*.rcE x p e rt W a tc h R e p .j.* in-. A l l M' o r h G u a r a n t e e d Send Your Work to Us and Have It Attended to I’m orl» Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing ‘ T H E . MA PES No Acid Phosphate or any of its Aliases ORANGES___How 10 (e( the Ideal Fndi that will brlnt you th« »try hiifi g j '3’ fit |ri(llfi| vkfDtrt let oil i GREENLEAF & CROSBY CO. Jewelers, Silversmiths ind Importers Jackaonvillr, Florida 41 West Bay Street F E R T IL IZ E R S « ^^ POOLING BASIS jp Better prepare for that in advance. It will come. . You will surely want them. ^¡! * Maximum Juice, Thin Rinds, Hntfht Color nml heavy w<-iiih< , Tho M a i m System and line of feeding c a n be depended upon to f.t•• O duce these re * $ejt Gift qf ‘Elm* Tbe peering of years la Uk^ tb* ■omlng of dawn—alow, silent. Inevit­ able. The most eager cannot hasten R jY iJ f •. th* quiet, Irresistible movement, and -V the most reluctant cannot forbid. Home : gifts the year* bring which we would " 'Vfhln decline—ege, sorrow, disappointment. Soma traaaure* they take which w* would keep forever—youth, beauty,' Innocence. But there ere more prec­ ious treasure* which time cannot supply and tb*y*hEs cannot remove— friendship, petlenco, faith and lavs.— _■. > Herbert -L. Willett. VFCiFTAHI F S—,Uu'btulltrrs ure ,ou erfeelatilt-a »Bf-c tun -- 4 , ZJB iB SiXjE. /\UL.C,U »,es.qukkrslSM m aluiU jr. pbe,t dny* qujlil rten crop*1siu ) hl*h(-«t markrtlanpdric jk Thirty-three years In Floridn and n ever more pmsperous tlnut i n * H ear W hat W e H ave to G ey A b o u t It ■ - Q U A L IT Y P L U S D Ê 8 I Q N —P L U 8 F I N I S H - P L U S “W O R K A B I L I T Y " O R PERFORM ANCE Write to L A. BRUMLEY, Agent, Snnford. Florid» 'Ylt' Io J; R. TYSEN, Agent, Jacksonville,. Floridn • > ^ « • *q For full descriptive pamphlet ]ust issued giving Mopt > 1 recorti in Floridu, best methods of fertilization, niat'Tials. **, descripiioh of goods, eta n » m m , m t m m w v -1 ^ r.csres '<:} Happy New Year S P E N C E R’S B A K E R Y Only exclusive baker in the city. All mixing done with iutest improved Sani­ tary machinery. .■ * • ,Tj>. •' " Sponccr’s Bread handled by all class grocers. SPECIAL tii* tum of midnight, . ORDERS EILLED first- PROMPTLY Wc Make Everything Know n to the T rade dwJBIhJUlr.n i n aut aaU.p, » T 0 i4 >T*fr alips oui br him*»if. * ebano« to b* U14 o a th s sbsU, P H O N E 1Q6. SANFORD, FLORIDA V i V- - - w iW *.^ ¿i: t .. NO. I l l PA R K AVENUE- See The Herald �(Cbdtinued front Second Psge) a s i« « of Mr. Bryan. Mrs. Brolberind sons. Ernest and Toot Mr. and Hsmel ToUr and little daughter and Avis Stenstron all of Sanford. _ D. Utioo arrived on Sunday to visit fstnily during the holidays. JMr. )o Is Just from Oakfleld Ga(. a n d /ra , heavier rains there than they have tatcad of the usual League and prayer service last Sunday night the 1 ¡¡¿¡¡ID rendered a abort Chriatmaa which waa greatly enjoyed HsB present. _______ g£ CAMERON CITY CUPPINGS are well intended Everybody is Invited G e t Andrew Keenly and wife of South CarI ollna ore visiting relatives here p la t ready NOW for Potato itiiig. We have the best i l l l C s of potato machinery on fl 1 L market for the price. The Hible reading’s «re attracting much attention at this pluce. The sulijrt t (or Sunday night is “Sanctification." Mrs A. S. Hawkins is visiting her par cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Kahinu this week J. C. MofTlt went to Sanford iinIii ) to lay in n supply of goods for Ins store The Express Company liuve canard considerable damage to truckers here by forcing them to ship in freight car.* and letting the cars stand on the aiding one day and a half before morning The com­ pany has decided to Mi them ship tiy ex press for a short time. PATENTED JUNE Id. 1910 We think the Xmas edition of I hi- Ih iold wus very line Wo wish “hr ib-rald | Krs. J. C Ellsworth Jr. was visiting a pror.jx-rmi* New Year ■■ onI Frldoy of last wc«k and Un Minaick ladles drove to Sanford In the l^ttwoL^Notice ■ isspeodsno* to T b s H ereM i sfiemoon. To Patrons and Employes of the Ail.mm Coast Line; Tho Telephone Operator is kept advised of the expected arrival time .if trains at Sanford, und all concerned nre requested to call “ C entral'' for this In for mat ion. in­ stead of calling dispatchers' office, ns here­ tofore. The Telephone Exchange has Im-cii re­ quested not to make connection with Dis­ patchers' office unless the party calling for same slates to whom lie wishes to speak and on what bueinoea, uitd on In*» the huslnc»» 1» urgent und important tinconnection will not he made This 0.1 account of dispatchers being ■fcryW • Mr. Hildebrand of Philadelphia, son-in- very busy and liav c'm ^tin je to answer ft. Crovn, Mv of Dr. Swartz wap preaept at Sunday telephone calls. 3l-2tc Assist. Supt. A. C. L R K. Co> Srkaol and Church Sunday morning. Mr. UUdebraod visited Cameron City last Notice is hereby given .to all • creditors, Jsm tod it will be remembered that Mrs. legatees, distributees und nil |M-r»nns HikWbfxnd spent several weeks with her hnving claims or deniunds against (Inpsrtnts at Lake Onoro in the Fall. estate uf Calvin J'llmson, deceuseil. to Ws ore glad to learn that Mrs. W. W. |*rscnl them witloo two years Homes Is recovering nice from her recent lit s k i n * J o iis v in Thursday afternoon Miss Rich ond Id« Gormly found themselves left In gvn with the car off tho track at Mecca j^ctloa and not to be running till the DMtfcf. A good friend took pity on then and drove them home. Afrnrt fifty persons enjoyed the pleasant Qrisusai Eve program at the church. A pretty Hide bee had been mounted and oinuned from which a little treat of candy and apples wna distributed to each OM when the exercises were |.U a t The Christmas spirit of good viB («walled and the company was n On Keystone Potato Planter Yankee Potato Cutter G. H. FERNALD HARDWARE COMPANY RD. B. D. WIENENGA V E T E R IN A R Y SU R G E O N AND E N T IST Young Women ORLANDO. PLORI DA Administratrix Dated July 2-1. I'JII, 5 nios. Read what Cardul did for MIm MyrU Engter, of Faribault, Minn. She say s: " L e t me tell you how much good Cardui has done me. As a young girl, I nlway» had to «uffer so much with all kind of pain. Sometimes, 1 waa •o weak that I could hardly itand on my feet. I got a bottle ot Cardui, at the drug store, and ns soon as I had i^ken^ a f e p ilo s e s , J began tp |eel bpttcr. Mr. Marshall of Catncrun Ave. luts been so ike tick list but Is out again. The carpenters who built our church In Court of County Judge, s t a t e ut Florida in being made happy by receiving the . , Booty due them for labor. Any who In re Calad- nf > U K Mr.trr ! ....... .. bars Dot been paid will please call at N o tie r it f irr r f i, g i » m in nil » t Dr. Minnicki and receive amount due m u . (h a i un the I ?»t It il«> A d i R rT fflrtliT ^tW lfrrriA F ' moving to Cttoeron City this week and will he at kw<g io the Dick cotiagr- on Michigan Min Neva Gormly and Mr. Walter Hi roes Went to Jacksonville to spend ChriMmu with Miss Gormly's sister Mrs H. H.' Stevrnvm Mr. sad Mrs. K. L Crier had a t their garstioa Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. Poaodi and doughtcr from tho West Side sad Mrs. Winnen and Miss Pounds of l l r i t r r ilr r r a ie t l «o il w ill p r r » r n t tu ta»«l ('< A d m ln t a t r a t r it of a p jiru v a l P a in t ( l i t I.'t f . A I Are you a w om an? Then you nre r.ibject to a large number of troubles and Irregularities, peculiar to women, which, In time, often lead to more serious trouble. A tonic is needed to. help you over the hard placet, to relieve weakness, headache, and other unnecessary palna, the signs of weak nerves and over-work. For a tonic, take Cardui, the woman's tonic. You will never regrjL J& Jor It will certainly help you. Ask vour druocist'nboiit It. He knows. He sells It Sanford Library Free Reading Room Mr. Brum'.ey and Mr. Hrrby and some Others gentlemen from Cclt-ty Ave.. were banting In our vicinity Christmas day Gfsodpi Erl. Raymond t.ormly and Cay Ellsworth n«(i Christmas dinner 111 Iks Allens Qwtti Iks Riches and Minnlcks ate Christmas •antf together at the Minnlck home. Open T uesd ay s 4 to 0 p. m Mr. sod Mrs Chns^.Worthington went toTpmpa to spend Christmas with their S a tu r d a y s 4 to 9 p. in. G E O . A . D eC O T T E S AND ATTORNEY am . COUNSELLOR at LAW Prai'tlii* in Sr.ili- and l iib-rnl («Hirt» f. w. Ulvsaars parents from New York Strived Sunday and will sfwnd the renbd er ot the winter nt Ihr Dressur ■oe. Mr. I»lessors i|ephrw. Mr. Wood- I o o h itiî I ti r .i (iood H ouse to •wrh has aim been «filling them Strip Y our f r u i t a n d Vrtje •Mr. fXtttim was allowing a puny of ta ttle s to? rkiMafphia people the sights at Cameron Wy on Tuesday. J k l Fox and daughter oi Ohio, have « 0 Tutting Prof, omj Mr, Mnri#; Mr- Hilfon uf Cameron Ave. was a cnller PHONE 8 Oak and Second Streets L* — -----REMARLE PO W ER FOR YOUR BOAT--------n u m u s m s n r O n . ; M .tln n In W a U la lo d a r r i f i l i * p e rfe c t ■^»ij«fj»-ll"n. W r w a n t t o a .H ,«•> ham i- to lb * list nf « . i l . » . I OiCAY O itm -rx In J " ii t at»u- n || n i ■«>.. .<» ...i* .n ■>», » . 1 *• " * A N I)F W • • JO H N S O N I tBCliflsYi AlfPttW n y W »— ai.4. i... -r wwwwr --««•«• m t H | I H I At^MUUtsgsMlk»« fisl^ v^tf/ «krkfcsv HJW aw. U U f w M is Mftftd M Itslkisisif *•f lM i [ ** ‘k * • —-■>«« nw u a.». hHh, • • • s▲ ^ $ 6 O 0 ® S ^ 2.".V*52t£ L cSS£a£ ì 0 9 9 « ì< $ 1 8 8 FmctkYHI III StMlr rsn 1 f u le m l Ctm ftl w M ü r llu lM ln s n>® f ,* OUR PLA TFO R M As (Load as ibe Kinydom of God A MfSSAtìE TO Tilt BUIBS WOMAN O f TODAY |*or»r< Fruit Tree* and Nursery Stock L. H. T E M P L E Phone 166. Ifth and Oak Ave. Special Offering in Ferns. Sanford. Floral Designs to Order. Florida U 28-io.tr , Tkerr will be music and a sermon sppeopoa lo Chriwmas in the morning ' , School 10.00 a. m. Sunday Mocning Preaching 11:00 a. m. ßunJay Night Preaching 7:00 p. m. Wednea«l»y Social Meeting 7:30 p. If You Have a Printing Want W E W A N T T O KNOW W H A T I T IS JRONRoc MEAttDERINOS ' «•Jelrhoma la Watertown. # •!? ? •! h « * of Jsckaoo Putting out good printing is our btialna—, and whin wa say g o o d printing w i don't mean fair, but the be«t obtali.agjl«. U you ir e "from WtsaooTt*-gtTe as a trial and wa will Show You M ATTORNEY A l LAW F. G. H E W I T T CO. rlaoñ B tra tli New York FLOWERS — PLANTS — T isi r u u »<> rl*X In arU -cU a« a U l l A T —Ui«T a r a l>aekrd n p try a yu a r a n te « t h a t m e a n t a t —U u te -« tlW a . H oe to y o a . If y o u d id n o i a rt i»ar 14c c a la i o f w rit« fo r It to d a y , i . m i r„ 1 i IO U p j n. Vm *' eve, i, i ..I i -, i—..» t—.»Iu*. *v—^ i a.. ail n W1, A IM F w ,i.M a ( M k ■ • r !• Here i9 One on the Best Market ' W r ite fo r S to rie lle a n d M a rk e t R e p o r ts T o d ay " g r a y -r ■m o t o r iS IN FLORIDA □ — * 1**, - • S um m er or Wlnfpr we cun supply - your wonts in the Automobile line, vlf yon' wunt to rent You «re most cordially invited to itteod all the service* ol this Churdi THE STONE CHURCH Park Avenue A Motor For Any Purpose we ore ni your service wiUt the very best enrs. We never .sleep. IT you nre in trouble coll us nny Amur of the night o t duy.---------- __ Sipford Ntckiie & Girale Company The Crippen Music Store High-grade -Pianos, Organs and "Graphophones Easy Payments. �" " >- •December 29. iyii IN INC SOCIAL WORLD Items of interest Concerning Society People. .P O I N T S P U R ELY PERSONAL How Celery City Vanity r a l r While / Away th e Golden H ours— Social Goaslp * ... lira. W. W. Prather entertained Every Week Bridge Club at the Sanford Houae Thursday. Two tables of bridge were played. Mrs. P. L/ Hughei made tbe highest score and won the first price, box of linen handkerchiefs Tbe booby prise o dainty fancy apron was received by Mrs. Vorce. After the cards delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. Prather's guests were, Mesdanies Vorce, R. L. Hughes, 0. W. Brady, C. 0. McLaughlin. W. D. Hoklen. Forrest Lake and 1L P. Driver. Coat Suits, Coats and Sweaters K lira. E. W. Rowland entertained quite a num ber of Mias Helen's young friends at a lovely tea. Wednesday evening. After the delicious repast, the young people went to one of the various places of amusement. Mlsa Helen's guests ware lllaaea Essie Purdon, Mary and Lucca Chappell, Margaret Davis, Linda Coqnelley. Charlotte. Hand. Lillian Higgins, Oaf* 1lass Starling, HaztJ Haqd. H g ' . J $30.00 Suits Cut in Half $15.00 --------- . Miscellaneous Stiower J ■ t * ' Mn. Robt. Newman enicrtolned In * honor of Miss Gall Moore Wednesday aft , ternoon. when a miscellaneous shower of f . -u se fu l and beautlfql wedding presents were arranged on a pretty Christmas tree for tbe charming and popular bride to be. Mrs. Newman entertained her guests with a very Interesting contest. A prize was offered for the largest number of words that could be evolved from tbe united name« of Miss Moore and Mr. flop, •on. Mrs. J. C. Bennett was the fortunate winner in tbe contest and received tbe prize, a very pratty bonbon dish, which ■he graoefully presented to Miss Moore, the guest of honor. The wedding cake was cut by each guest. I|ra. Samuel Puleston cut tbe ring, Mra. Abernathy tbe thimble. Miss Bessie Long the dime. D elidw ew k^W ^'JW P a t am and cpk*. were served. ■»* Mrs. Newman’s guests were Mesdsmes W. J. Hill. N. H. Garner. W. W. Aber. nathy, H. McLsUlln. Geo. Speer, D. L |w > Thrasher, Samuel Puleston, Deane Turner. ^ __. J. C. Bennett. J. 0. Lawson; Misses Gall jj^y and Florence Moore. Margaret Roberta, Bessie Long. Carrie Ensmingcr, Mell and Alice Whitner. B*’ * . -t 'M Wrlaha Club Dance The social event of eoch season In Sanford la the annual dance given by the WeUkS Club at the Sanford House; and Invitations to-lhesa events are always re* catved'With pleasure by both young and old. Last Tuesday night the 1911 dance was given at (he Sanford House and there were ovjsr thirty couples took pprt In the dance and many who did not care lo dance played bridge In the parlors of the hotel. The music was furnished by the famous Imperial orchestra, composed of Meases. Witberi/igton. Crosby and Mrs. B. ' T. Houser. Many otit of town visitors were present •nd the dnoce was a social success. Prohibition punch wo* placed on the table convenient for the guests. The dec­ orations were beautiful and the colors matched tbe colors of the Welaka Club. } : green and red. •. • ' „ Tba guests* were received by Mesdsmes . J.W. Dickies, Forrest Lake. H. P i Driver. R. S. Keelor and R. J. Holly. Although the plght was excessively Warm the dance was thoroughly enjoyed and all were genuinely aony when mid­ night bode them cease. - / •ho Welaka p u b lias a vote of thanks *: from til present for a most enjoyaolo ' ev en fii. and the only regret la th at a n ­ other twelve months will intervene ere another 1« given.. ' . The lack of space forbids « special min-, lloh of tbe beautifully gowned ladled one the features of tbe Welaka Club. V * 1. » SO 13.75. f+ f $18.00 Suits Cut in Half $ 9.00 15.00 “ 12.50 ■ 12.00 “ 10.00 10.00 “ • '7.5 0 ‘f it r*±r 6.00 5.00 The most of Florida’s Cold Weather comes After Xmas, come and get first pick, they will be on sale, beginning LASTIN G ONE W EEK ONLY The Store Will Be Closed on New Year’s Day P. YOWELL & CO. S anford Boy 8 c o u ta The Sanford team* ate getting ready, for that base ball game Monday. Troop one has not forgotten ths detest of Thanksgiving Day. if they get it tigain It will be'because Troop Two has the best players, and this they will not ad­ mit. The game is called for 2:30 New Year's afternoon. Twenty-five cents a d ­ mits to the grand stand. Troop One will have Its annual meeting at the Parish Room In Mr. Waldron's house on Monday afternoon at 1:18 sharp. Patrol officers will be elected for tbe year. Every member uf tbe troop should h a on hand. N otice To Public The Florida Vegetable Growers’ Associ­ ation will keep open house Monday, J a n ­ uary 1st at their office on Maanolla AvePeoples Dank building, between the hours of one and six p. m. You ore cordially Invited to call and have a smoke with us. Wishing you a Happy New Year, wo arc. Very truly yours. Tut F lorida Vr.cn a b l e G r o w e r s ’ AxiVt, If you want delightful Christmas candy get lite fotqous Nunnnlly’a at L R. Philips 4 Co. 27-Bt ■»INI— MAKE SHIP 1 M « I llll I I . NO M I S T A K E 10 ÏIIP OLD RELIABLE S. H. & E. H„ F R O S T ESTABLISHED COMMI SSION IMS M E R C H A N T S Oranges, Grapefruit Pineapples, Vegetables Hfttio&ii Lrtfua *f CeirirrJitlDo M*i «hull (rf tha Uaitad StHM S O U T H E R N S H I P P I N G NO. 5 0 319 WASHINGTON STREET. NEW Cern*r Jiy Street l YORK • ■ Kindly *write * * (or stencil if needed * soliciting a g en t w a n t e d D0£S LOCATION ANO EXPERIENCE COUNT? y/ ■ £3 a S i, - «; . P leasant Social Evening The Helping Hand Society, composed of lha ^ “4 ■•dies of the Baptist church, Instead of their regular huslnesa and mis•lonary study Tuesday evening enloyed a aodal evening at the home of Mlsa Gladys Gatchel. to which a number of their gen« Ueraen friends were Invited. Tbe young ladle* prepared boxes containing something good to eat. which tha young ladles purchased with beans. Several pleasant gamea were enjoyed by tbe young people, of whom quite a number were present. room is the we time to our spring goods, that have begun to arrive. [est Cut in Prices we have Ever Made! li The Tampa Guide Cigars **x1 i the flame freely n h j Instantly nod » i^enly to tike Aid. They have an draft and the u«h doe« not flake or i-if. Tl>« flavor ond oromn 'VT, *>, If «UL?t roc D O N t'on# rfj 1 a'n k ¡ f c Ç i f v j/»f ■ » » ■ tu r u -r r - r o) / w t x r / c / r t f 'r w / i j ■* V « >f,T,Vt>/VC-J >o v i l oo ir O ( ! Comer M.ain Monroe, Jack*onvfl(c. B ranch of the G R EA TE ST . systcrfi of B j$ t)fg g Colleges in the W orld—82 y ears' success, 150.000 graduates. M ore thin J00 high-grade instructors. Contracts given to secure graduates POSITIONS or REFUND M ON EY . Imlor»C'l b y m ore P.l/vrirln and r i—/\rm, Ti- -1 National Bank, Saoiord. Fla,, at’730 Saturday. January 13th, 1911 A,.P. CoKKtxxr. Secretary. TJ i . I : 1 .' i - — - . 1.«,, Floridajtjttd G eorgia b tu in e s s c o lle g e s com bin ed . W« M A IL . C a ta lo g u e R R E E . . J w T y S a J b « * 1- J A M E S , M a n a g e r , J a d ta o n v U le . * U . >%'Æ �Published Soml-Wookly— Tuosdàÿ arid Friday ' SA N FO RD /¿V S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living SANFORD, FLORIDA, TU ES D A Y , JAN UA RY I ; IS IS Volum« IV ALL AROUND FLORIDA Tbe G en eral News of Tlie Land o f flowers. CIlUiD fROM THE STATE PRESS DREDGING TH E U PPE R ST. JO H N S | .. . „, -.W. »t * m W ater W ill Soon Connect This G reat Sportsm en's Paradise W ith T he O uter W orld. F inest Fishing A nd H unting In T he United States • 9 ^ i — *4 •I _ NEWS Of THE WORLD m Æ ï J Items of Interest Gleaned Fron» Various Sources f.JL! HAPPENINGS DURING THE W E E * 1f m m M M R M M f m u w m M m w N M m m M N m M t w M M M w r M tN m m M N m N W N m m N m N M N H M R m t i The United States suction dredge, Capf Sharp in charge, which tuts been nt work It) this portion of the S t.Johns river since last spring has Just completed the drctlg. Ing of the south bar at the east entrance of the river to Lake Monroe, Just ofT of Sanford. A channel of seven feet at low tide water wns cut. thus eliminating n very troublesome stretch to those who op­ erate pleasure and business cruft on the S t Johns. The Florida Is preceded by the United Slates snug boat, Cupt. Mc­ Guire, whose function it is to remove all logs, snags rind obstructions, thus making the way clear for the Florida. The Florida has cleared the channel up to the cut-off ut Lake Jessup mid Is now working on the channel nt the west o%l of the St. Johns at the old Geneva ferry, all the woodwork of which tins been com­ pleted and the steel ls.nowon (he grounds for the erection of the drnw. When through nt that point, the Flor­ ida will move up the river to Coffee's Bend, where the channel will he deepen­ ed pnd from .there it will gu to Bisslp landing to trim up and deepen the chan­ nel. It will then gn to Lemon Bluff, where a portion of itie tmr will he re­ moved nnd from there it will go to the north Lake Harney bur. which will also be removed unit thechunnel straightened This work will absorb the entire appro­ priation and will Iw completed about April 20. I1112. This improvement will leave the upjxt f t ¿sfctae shape as to allow cruft drawing up to seven feet of water, to traverse with ease the distance covered by the Florida, l-nke Harney it twentyfive miles south of Sanford nnd on its shores Is situated the hustling little city of Geneva, which has recently become dignified by the entrance of the East of fifty-one square miles. There arc vari­ and continuing in their natural state be­ Here Ihc Readers Will rind ■ Brie ous smaller stream s which discharge Into cause civilization has made no Inroads H istorical Spring Flowing the St. Johns river, the largest one of upon their haunts. For tlurrfted Reader» which Is the Loon lock touche«, which has The fertility of the land along the up­ A protest against the unfavorable re­ Its origin In the highlands of Orange per St. John* ond Us tributaries la best county nnd drains a very considerable shown by the fact that there Is a certain port on a cross-Florida canal «ras register­ portion of the eastern part of the county. kind of weed growing there to os much ed today by the board of trade of WayThe branches and creeks discharging Into as fourteen indies in diameter In one cross and another investigation asked. the St. Johns river have In many cases season nnd readiing ns much as thirty Tho section has urg»d the use of a route the dignity of rivers when It comes to the feet in height. At a point seventy miles for tbe canal th at would »tort at the ■natter of dimensions and would be term ­ south of Sanford, an old settler drove a mouth of the St. Mary’s river and con­ ed rivers if originating in n less fortunate piece of one indi pipe in tho ground to a tinue as far as possible, then cutting stute than Florida. depth of twenty feet, thinking that he across to the Suwannee river, and thence to the gulf. Congressman Brandy nnd There Bre only two towns on the St. would attach a pump to it and thus rB Georgia senators have been asked to aid 't Johns river between Sanford nnd Saw- furnish a supply of water for his domestic in the m atter, The proposition loboAd for «100.000 to grass l.ake. the fatter being twelve miles uses. When he had driven the pi|>o Sòme Urne toward the close of JaQuary balkl a bridge over the Manntee River, south of Ijtke Washington One of these down eighteen feet he had to stnp for n the employers liability commission, will between Bradentown and Palmetto, and little rest and when he went hack to his towns Is Geneva, the other is Fort Christ­ ixesent Its final report to the twu houses to complete the hard surfaced’ road from work he found (he pipe to l* Bowing a mas settlement, which now com|>riscs u of congress ond It will embody s coin- ’ PanUh to the Hllsborough county line, full strerim of water and It is thus flow­ few residences, a postofllco, a store or plcte bill providing a graduated scale for *, war decided at the election laat Weekfby ing to Oils day. Near this, well is a fig lyvo and the usual blacksmith shopv Dur­ a big majority. ing the war with the Seminole Indians, tree twenty-two inches In diameter which die compensation through government ' The Laurel Hill News says that the faraway back in 1845, Fort Christmas was a made u yield of forty bushcls'lust season Instrumentalities for injuries to employes of railroads engaged In Interstate com­ n o t around that place will ship n car­ place of no m ean pretensions, as there without fertilizer or cultivation. merce whether due to negligence or not. The government has made a survey of was quartered there at one time as many load of sweet potatoes in a few days. The hill was drawn by Senator Suther­ a canal connecting the St. Johns river Thsy«i[w<t to get SI per bushel for them. us right thousand soldiers For the re ­ land. dia Innari of the commission and he with the Indian river at a point between mainder of the trip one Inis for company A Knoxville, Tenn . man has Invested will introiluce it in ihe sennie. Rep­ TllusVille and Kockledge. The Indian only the denizens of the forest and (he $20,000 in real estate In St. Petersburg resentative Brantley of Georgia, a mem­ river is seven-tenths of a fool lower nt deep, with (he exception of no occasional within the post yenr. ber of the commission, will pres«nt (he thatched log cabin of some mortal, wtio mean low tide than the St. Johns river The local Baptist associations were in M bill and the report in the house. k; was bent on getting away from (tie giddy ot zero. The survey of the ennui ran session In Jacksonville last Friday. JackL through Sail lake and Salt run nnd if It was announced at the White House whirl of civilization, so Unit notthlng wxmlie certainly Is a convention city. (ho project Is ever pushed to it completion, tonight that die report of die army would interfere with liis dully communi­ A year uf unprecedented progress and i there will have to be a lock nt a point medical officers wtio have examined ons with nature prosperity on the part of the city of LakoThe entire route in tin tig with the most east of Salt run. This improvement Charles W Morse, convicted New York Isad wu brought to o fitting culmination would o[ieii up all uf this purl uf F'lurlda Ixuikcr. serving sentence in the Atlanta beautiful scenery that was ever wrought Ssltmlay wiren.the citizens voted, by' an : to direct communication with all East federal prison, does not warrant Imraaby tho Creator. Tall cane brakes, w id e . _ , . . . . i .. ... * OTrrvbe!nrii^ni!uatJty,^ki'*’.rL.JrC^^-, jc ' prairies, bluff embankment., 'prehistoric1^ ^ ! n_U. t°l,^ ed .!,,y ‘A’0 ' ' " “ SMof bonds In the suin of $150,000 for Indian rivers and would lend to hulld up pardon will not he granted at (Ills time. shell mounds, clumps of cypress and pal­ Banidpal improvements. The bond pro­ a largely increased river truffle In tourist » Preceded by disscntlons, which seemed metto, festooned with Spanish moss, wild ceeds are to lie apportioned as follows cruises with pleasure cruft besides bring­ (or a time to threaten a climax anything flowers of a myriad of varieties and the For • sewerage system, $75,000. For ing into closer relation two close together but pacific, at N e w York. Saturday night whole acting as a cover ur shelter for the brick paved streets, $00.000. For additions hut now widely separated sections of the pruvori in realization everything that it» ■•. droves of fleer, panther, wild cat. tiger to tad Improvement of pbhlic buildings stute. A canal is being put through by name implied—so far at least as concern­ - * cats, bear, raccoon, (urkey, ducks, quail ‘ flLW a land eoiupanyup ut Saw Grass lake ed its attendant conditions. President L- - r rTkMsJebcffim trf T te completion -of T , *“ ri»cJJcncva: andgeese. riic lu in t^ g south of Lake which will -relieve th is -p a n of lh« St. Taft—who Vrrx the guest of honor end ' section is very rich and flourishing. It be­ Harney is pronounced by iliote who know 1t ' j, Johns river of a great quantity of'surfnce chief speaker, while arguing for the pend­ the Florida East Coast railway, connecting a general*!arming and citrus produc­ to be the best In all of Florida. The en ­ water caused by the rainy period. . lag the mainland of the United States -, ing nrbitrntrntion treaties Between the ing locality, as many of the best groves in tire i9rriiory is without the line of regular In recapitulating for advantages for United States and Great Britain and the with Key West. January 21 to 20 next, Orange county are located there. The truvFl nnd there is little or nothing to dis­ pleasure and profit of the St. Johns and France, as he has done previously a t sim ­ will be participated In by the armed cni Is­ Heck, a jmssenger hhii freight boat, makes tort) the even tenor of the habitues of (fir , -** jr-' its lakes above Snnford. it can con­ ilar gatherings, went further tonight than a s Washington and North Carolina and dally trips from Sanford to Geneva and forest. scientiously he staled that there is no in other addresses, and replied specifical­ the scout cruisers Salem and Birmingham . i^t r return and always comes hack loaded The river nnd lake south of Lake Her- section ottering such a diversified pano­ if the Atlantic fleet. ly to some criticisms recently made with fruit nnd farm products. nry have been fished very little which rama of scenic beauty ns does (Ids route Msttlne Prats, n Cuban, 55 years old. against the principles embodied In those The St Johns river is now navigable leave* this entire stretch wearing the , through Inland F'lurlda nnd the many wushoi and killed last Saturday by^his treaties He also made answer to the for small cruft for a distance of 2lXJ miles belt as the richest fishing grounds in in ­ vantage points awaiting (he hustlers who ie»-U)-law. Manuel Alonzo, With Alonzo charge of inconsistency lodged against south of Sanford, the water now being land America ilia varieties (u be taken - build cities are ripe for the lapping of k advocates of tile arbitration (m ile s, who u d Pratts' young son, the old man was twenty-two Inches above mean law level. arc the big mouthed black bliss which their resources and are this very minute did not favor arbitration In tha difficulty baling foe birds Just north of West TaraIn making this trip, which Is one of the weigh up to as high os fifteen pounds accumulating richness In soils that will between the United States and Rustia. A Thty had gone Into a canebruke, nnd (Hill like an ox for their freedom, causo millions of dollars and fortunes '■ Alonzo says his gun was cocked and the most charming on this continent, the dev­ Charged with conspiracy In transport-, pickerel, brim, perch of many types, cat for vast tlirongs to be wrested therefrom. otee to Inland cruising will traverse n . hsomer caught In Mi clothlrig, discharge ing dynnmlte in violation of the federal of various varirlties and myriads of the The lands are rich in humus, easily leg the gun. the load entering Pratts' body. chain of lakes that have no peer In Amer­ j? ' festive alligator. One of the strange drained nnd easy of access by water, but Interstate commerce laws, three labor ica for scenic beauty. After lenving^ianHe died Initantly. The younger lad curleaders. Dial A. Tvcltmoe, secretary pi * fork nud Lake Monroe the rover will soon phenomena* is Hint is some places the the day will come when (he roar of ihc n£pti(ed his brother-in-law's story. the state building trades council; J. E.' » . como to Lake Jessup, which contains river Is salt for soma distance and in locomotive will (ell the citizens along Ihe Munsey, lender of the Salt Lake union of Winiton Lawler, a student of Southern seventeen square miles nnd on the south­ those loculilics the Osh are of the regula­ wny that it Is irnin time nnd the screech structural iron workers, and Anton Johan­ ttljrte end a son of Rev. S. W. Lawler, tion «all water type* of the whistle will force the denizens ihe sen. organizer uf the state building trades ef TsUshassee' while out hunting, accl- ern shores of which is situated (tie thrifty * The forests, along the river aijd lakes, forest further back Into (heir lairs. Then council, were indicted nt Los Angeles, fcnully shot off the middle toe, of his little village of Oviedo. Then Lake Har­ Lrji j peal forth with the splendid song of many it will be Hint this part of Florida will ney Is encountered, which contains thirtyleft foot He was fifteen mllce from Ar­ Inst Saturday by the federal grand Jury birds nnd llie contrast furnished by such come into its own and bloom forth as tho in connection with the alleged nation­ cadia when the accident occured, and it six square miles and on which Is litunted plumed birds as the white, cream nnd schedule u t nature deemed that it should the town of Geneva. Then the follQWlbg wide dynam iting conspiracy. Their a r­ m eral hours before he reached medlakes are encountered: Puzzcl Lake, con­ pink egrel-^of which 3there I* n penalty bloom. While this is belng^ worked out rest followed. eulnonce. He will soon be all right. taining five square miles; Sliver Lake, of $50 Imposed By Stale law for the slay­ Sanford Will be used as Ihe base of sup­ The United States circuit courts, whli^ Ocala s Country club h a t Just opened containing thee square miles; Cane Lake, ing of p single one—noisy paroquets plies on account of Its being the furthcres^ -A have constituted au Important part 'in dub house and the occasion brought containing six square miles: Ponsetl Lnkp, decked out in red. white and green, whole city "to the front" and here will be ■•»I prominent people to inspect tho containing six square miles; Lake Win­ flocks of .blue DYrtitl. many types of cranes, rqulp|K-d ev|>ediilona that will bring their the federal Judiciary system for nearly a handsome building and to admire the per- der, containing seven square, miles: and grey and bald t-aglc*. mocking birds arid rewards in both - pleasure and things century past, cease their existence this * , feet arrangement* and bandsopte equlpweek. * , . then Lake Washington, which tuts an area |q fact all these birds nWual to F'lurlda, material. ®Wl end furolibing*. ■„ « The passing of these court», seventy• _______________ :— .— seven In number and covering tbe entire J ills Will H. Price, chairman of the from early estimates, and we do not look Welafc» Club have each.given the helping CELERY GOES HIGHER ■■m s country, Is one of the reforms . provided r * w ^ etoocr*tlc Executive Commlttoe, band. It rem ains for other ffiends to be for very much celery from tlio north be­ ■u called the committee to meet at ‘the likewise generous. Arbor Day Inhere. 1«^ fore the latter part of February or early for in the new JadJciary code, enacted by California Supply Cut Down—F lorida V ^«lon Hotel. Jacksonville, on the IBth March. Shipments for January will be congress on March 3 la s t to become effect­ Is not wise to observe It this year whAri S ta r t s Junuary 13 2 f t S 2 ‘ * » » r The prim ary elu tio n s the need.is so great! Palms and oaks are considerably loss than during December, ive January t, 191L Nnw York, Dec. 2*J.—Celery prices con­ . ^ * W d ; , a * .Candida tea m im ed. needed also In South Park and seats to .. . Abandoned train schedules, herds ot which is very unusunl fur California. tinue to rise, and Indications are that a cattle unable to obtain forrage and drove» "The weather continues dry with cool M other b u s in g attended 5 ; reit the weary. . ■' higher market Is yot to come. This week nights, nnd as n result the yield per acre of sheep in peril of irtfcrvatlon are,tom e You can aU 'help the good cause along ¡ ^ J j w V d b w t i t y Association will hold prices are U>c per bunch higher than last »Bow.' « the board, of trade by buying a ticket for the recital at the week. California stock bringing any­ Is tbe lightest since tbe inception of tho uf tbe effects of b prolonged cold wave ■JWtorium « I January 16th to -JOth. fn- High, School on Thursday evening. 8:30 where from 90c to $1.15 per bunch. A celery business. Over one-half the celery and the heaviest snowfall In nine y e a n In crop of California has been already »hip- North Texas. In addition the w o n t JT *- ,fwUcattDttt point To' this being o’clock.’ *’ ,i Ictjcr received from the Pacific Vege­ pod." blizzard of the year is reported to be v Oenergl admission 25c. Seats can be ^Pewiest and best exhibition of poulDue to this condition In Californio, the •weeping down through Oklahoma in reserved on Wednesday and Thufid»r, table Ga. under date of December 20, *b0Wn ,n Georgia and outlines the California conditions ns foi- scarcity of state celery, and the lateneos the vicinity of -Tuplaa toward will Contribute a fine «*- between the hours, of 4 »nd « p .‘ffl„» t ijil. m , of tho Florida crop, pFjcas probably will river coantles. D. L. Thrasher'« M e« by «bowing, your losrs: « ‘"Celery shipm ents of the past tw o to reach a record mark. 0 y ,: ticket and paying io « D U extra. ■ S oli For P o ta to e s three weeks have been reasonably active. * * * * * * * 1»being made in Vojvsla ----- — i*-«---------------‘ Florida celery la .expected to start Potatoes prefer a mellow soil, cool and Growers, with the assistance of shippers the ftph law. A t the . M ateo r »1 DeLand v . about the middle of January. Tbe crop not dry, neither clay nor sand, a sandy have done everything {¿talble to provide «Im lnA c o m Just closed By* On Monday evening, .about 'six o’clock in the Sanford section Is about the same *«re tried against thirteen de- the people of DeLand, »nS Daytona had a good supply of celery for the holiday ns last year, but Manatee Is short.—N. loam la best, but there m ust be an abundant supply of burnus. Clover sod, plow­ “ • nnd aU were convicted. * tbe pleasure ot seeing a brilliant meteor, trade, with the result that blenched celery Y. Pocker. . ed under tbe previous fall la excellent.is temporarily exhausted and shipm ents --- ------^ ----------------Urumright lias decided to do hla h is reported as looking like a great blaze A timothy »oil U not so desirable, b a t If for the next two weeks will be extremely n-- Notice Of fir«, em itting occasional spark» In the to Hd Tampa Qf beggars flo the plowed under the previous August and The nqpuol meeting of the stockholders Iqur 6 T U te in T 5 rb « n J flight,-lighting up U w *landscape but dl»r BghL. Harvesting la southern California sowed to « cover crop It »rill do very welL Of tbo First NationalBank of SaafSed,’ will be diSMntinued Toalghl iTld 'Wni ~ r^appearing behind the trees before explod­ •» »all as beggare. Land that has grown- a crop of corri.' m&iff.to until after-Christina». will be held at the office of the Bank,’ in i® ----------ing. RepOtl* from Daytona state that the bean» o r cabbage is excellent, provided "Owing to tho cold weatlter which lias Sanford, Florida, on the second Ttieaday •»»«nemW Tb# R ecital meteor boosted Just before touching the there I» a sufficient m o u n t of available prevailed in northern California shlpUt January, 1912. at 1,0 o’clock a.-GQ. Mol Atlantic, displaying beautiful shade» of k ‘ for the High School plant food.—Florida Produce News, rmd U ffónt tt>«ro will ha greatly reduced M-8to P. P. F o u n t , Ctthicr. ’.The ‘ 7 Club «tfU tth x to rw -G g M a vU la S u a . •A“' "'zi .. ' ■ "t . -- * • t- ' - * ■ ig ejltsm e o ft h e W e*k> M ost tmpedant Msppenlni» In the State’» Domain. OcjI. o n chosen m the next city to ntm aln the Florida EdncaUonal Aasoclgtloo t t the business aeatlon of that orziaUstton. held In the Jacksonville Morocte Temple Saturday afternoon. Dnde a » and Palatka were also nominated, bat the former waa finally withdrawn u i when the vote between Ocala and hlitka waa counted It was found th at iba Brick Oty had^Targe majority of the sy® 1 1 # V I B fel 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, December 29, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 29, 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 29, 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/5b06b847c95f112da6a16cefe498fbbc.pdf ff3db10632f911691af83e49e6f62977 PDF Text Text IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest Concerning Soolety People. . P O I N T S P U R E L Y PERSONAL The dub met at 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 dub 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 written.br 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 dub 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 amood (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» at. 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- 'T H A T 'S a- strong assertion—Isn’t it? But Y ou’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 T ine-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 Ole 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* Freds. Gray-Secretary of 'the Comaker! folly entwined with the glistening vine« çjiîaLtb of'Jacksonville. U touring tba ' to d suspended from each,-worehandsome statata 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 pladdl . Mn. 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 Prom it* Nothing. Tha booby prlie, ^ very pretjy china We sr* «6 coplldsnt that wt can for­ 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 * * promis*, to «apply tha 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# start no broint*ee and . 8o*e Qckinsoa, Irena Brady, Mabel Bowler. put d o o m «fidar any oWllAstton wfcatThe occasion was a.vary brilliant and en­ tvir, : Barely nothin* I P B H B W W W __ ’’M .a iw h - joyable social evant 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 offer £/ äsi®'A Meat Market of Quality EJeeniii* Where you’con get ¿hfe best of everything delivered if d(M>r by^gpfirtal nrossourfcr an d o rt Tim e' á r tím e n t a “ ' \ C£« hV.a ^ 4. . dr*j* i» UbllfVovt r*-/then'» clothing and eveiyiliiog tK*J canrbq■cle^ped.; Every article, from 'tha imslleat Ho tha largest, I» ban dJed with tbs greste*t care and p l u ^ n . Rosa DIckSnaoa. M«D Wbitner. Iran* Brady, CkÁdoftaKsalor and Haasto Typer. * We are now pYujiarcd to give to the trade jour-special ; , ’ H o M e -m a d e corn b e e p Try It—you will be pleased. Our wotkls pwmsiog the most parti-' cular peopl*. BRIGGS W f will guarantee to plssw you, . .. t o f \k {: ' iPhone No I Bring in your work pr let M. road a,' w u o n lo r i c . > ■ . -V . w *- Our wsjpht tall «varywhera-. Phons ui today. . ¿fcdRfr IZIN O J* Progress' ■• -'.Citrus Growers ' ’ . If yon latead to have • «alo •J -m -, • /- The rgatODi for Fall Fynllliing aro sbly proaantad in our haw free book entitled .f ! ■■' 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 ree . R ig h t P r l o e * f. T.Weate6xcdlorturning Kbyaa, MsbalBowler, Bassi« Schum pert. t>r 'SnclTieMcfn Beef VfMJ Pork, Lamb, Ory and, iats. fifth;.PotUtry and Home-Made Pork Sau- We want gwry otro who Bjgonbl«d with lndi*t«tiad‘* y ayapeptla in hny form to com« to «o rk te ra knd bay * box o f Rexsli Dyxpapeto Tfcblata. Take them home, and give them a reason­ able trial, according to directions. If they don't pleas* you, tell .us'attd we wfll qnteUy morn yonr money. They have a rery. rolld hot poalttrs setlop upon tba organs wtih which ttroCpflW in cbnU ct apparently actln* s l> reguiaUva Undo upon tha relaxed tnuacuiar cumplptc u n e ^ R ig h t - F r o p o r t lO n a _ .R I( h t lt « « u r t s OM1 at.our ft* neh W^HguaikjR- Ç. Mm wrgL Mnnager. or addrero F l out work of this kind ^--W llR oyi -4 ,Tpomer FmrtlHk|Mv Co^— it — L I ín double-quick time. JaoksonvlIla, Florida . ■ �P u b lish ed S o m U W o o k ly — îu o s d a y and SANFORD IN S A N F O R D —U fa it Worth Living SANFORD, FLO R ID A , T U E S D A Y , O E C I M I I R S, 1S11 LODGE Of SORROW Elk» Held Annual Memorial Service» Last Sunday Afternoon Greatest Fair On Earth Will The annual Lodge of Sorrow of the Be­ Soon Open Gates of flowers. nevolent and Protective Order of Elka wns held nt the Imperial Theatre lost Sunday ut 2.30 p. in. This was the first EVERY ONE SHOULD GET READY CUUfD EROM THE STATE PRESS memorial service ever held by Sanford Lodge. atui there being no deceased mem­ bers of this lodge part of this beautiful Sanford Expect» To Send Tull U »t o f Her Many Exhibit» ceremony was withheld, but enough This Year 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 ui £<MdMiU€eaauMtj4U^i jaw f 11“ n ffrM T 11“* 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 at once and and the new buildings ure progressing Bowler and Frink Campbell were fitting actual work on the building will comrapidly. There are two absolutely near additions to tho services, ns was also the meow at »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 it f.it o r ^ e E t il^ ^ fr 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. All 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 nrw 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 yrnh 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 map of the Ever­ exhibits glades fur distribution. Tho grout work The Muuufiiciurers building is iipmedlof surveying the Everglades Is being done utrly opposite the main building, with by Engineers Fred C. Elliott pnd Mr. the rest parlor to the east Practically Ingest, of Tallahassee. A X tile same 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 ^ jt q u a lit y , und win which have been amplified Vo tle*Uudibcr *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 grtgjuo^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. .this 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 Satittd deal for many seasons and have is going to fly on thre* different days Weinnatyimontftl 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 hit 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 meeting In the show that's worth seeing in Orange county. Wtrlaka Club . rooms Friday afternoon. D«c. 8 at 3 o’clock. Every member Is Fire Saturday Night ufgedlobe 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 urdur 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 mutual help- Sommers is loud in his praises of the new fulness nod promotion of a Prouder spirit truck und the chemipal upporntus. With this up-to-date iitothod th«» dumujle from of neighbor!Hums- .This society promise* to be juit what evify Ipwu needs, on nv- water cun be obviated. General News of The Land 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 § if ~ A “® w v w w s i 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» warn* a {result .of fc »arie» of events ih. which «urwhite 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 at noon yaster- Bud*vjfolle*t w is lynched, and his brother 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 : '' L<2l»l»tlve machinery it ready for •rnlon. Speaker a ark and other haring -predJoM that edjoon»- — The nerslng-t^pflri •ib-hml Elm Avo. until after the (s prepared to 9ffe for a li pi Ited number of tuiglcal cases. d a rt* Ml Wrights, nurse In 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 HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK 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 ft'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 fofbtdra special joaotimr o f-e a ch TBsn.they d lO w ir s e th ^ ^ h r e r n ii« 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^ >" 'he Northbecause they are always top notchers. we,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 “ nJ" «Gisement. ^ for three days ah. laugh The management has put the J*"1 '¡“ Ve l'*e '* * " 10 ,h# U,l# of Jud<e iwlces wltliin the reach of oil and you ent lorne can t afford to miss It. Estimate* of (he Treasury Department RECORD OE BRIDGE TRAEEIC Travel of Cast Coast Ferry Warrants 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 Murder 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 Departure o t 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^esburg—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.3O 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 at W. W. Tampa, Fla. Writ# tham for ttaocU. fri-U Longa grocery. ; ~ ll*tf �December 5, ton T ilt m » 0«D H O . I P A Budget of Opinion "Just Be* tween >ou and Me" A* Citici U Among Ye Taking Not«» and faith, Ha'll Prent 'Em"— The Count''y Waikly tbe little country pejier eo modeet. thin nod 'M otV ^ Segrretb ig JiUIre I Iov# It Wtl of And cheerful] y unfold lu and read each Item Hew theynll my heart with tladneea thoughliker BUI hS » * | u.J i^t Tarried and A u iiP U is ’» 'And Hen Devi# and hit daughter le oo an auto .* i till*, IIBw many areal Mg taten waa releed on Scran*. -toa'a lir a , And how little Handy Starblrd li linaloi llk» Hew f l S X , « , ' . . awful buty »-R1 ir:A up bu I And &i> Duffy’» old bom Nero It numbered with til« ditta. How JtkejTofn end hit ton WUUe '• y aril led In And Ned lludion ‘t «till e-drtnb|tf and aoin| to tk a rlrufa ^ 1 a tootUtepfuJ;^^"to attyetoement tofortlifr lit rommrrcfalt prafcßßionalorfsoctalUfr. ^or saltai 4 There ore others In the state who are IndtnetMo reruae charitrto every trsv* eUlng fakir who comet around soliciting ulmi for tho poor In foreign countries The following from the Plant City Courier ■hows that tho only way to do it to turn the travelling fakir down cold; Plant City hat been worked thlt week by one of those missionaries from Hlndoottan. Delqochlstan, the Ftgl Islands or some other far away uninteresting place, asking alms for the orphans of some place or other. According to the best of our un­ derstanding of hti poor English, be gave hi* name at Cross George and hit place of residence as Babylon. He was big. black and bearded, suave, sanctimonious, and salivary. He hod credentials duly signed by men we dld'nt know and of whom we hod never heard. His creden­ tials may have been good but they had an equal chance of being bad. After we had, In a most kindly manner referred him to the fact that we had orphans at home who needed help and that the churches of; this conntry had a regularly constituted board with authority to col-' lect and distribute funds for missionary work, orphanages, etc., and that we would prefer to contrbute o u t little mite through some stlch board than to give It to a man of whom we’ knew absolutely nothing and who mtj2tik?ekc oUr little contribu­ tion and give'it'loon o of tOe seven In­ stitutions in our city whose business It Is to rub the orphans r utter than support ’ them, the bcurdod gentleman retired with A muttered prayer or curse, we couldn’t tell which." SANFORD, FLORIDA 117 First Street I the 4 faper bag cooking is making it easier - ' for mother. But mother It not the only one who Is getting mi nettling out of the onward march o f c i v dilation. They are making alcohol U> chunks now on I father may have a paper bag . Jag. Read lids from “ County Life.” It says: “ Anew form of alcohol, which Is known to few housekeepers. Is solidified; that U to say, It Is made in lumps and can be taken out of ony Jjr In which U Is kept with a spoon and dropped on to an alcohol flame which Is dying down, without danger of explosion. Tho flsme result Ing from the burning of the tump may be extinguished at any moment and the lump relighted when desired until ft la used up. It is s i cheap os other alcohol and la far more convenient." How fine it will be for the happy house­ hold when ths fltelc« cooker prepares the predigested food for the tireless hired * girt and the brldgeles* mother comes home« from a footless excursion down town and -finds the grouchless father of her mojjmrleea children filling tils bottom­ less tank with solid comfort out of a p i- Re s t a u r a n t c it y triret Stm t, one t4ock (mm DAkh aoeoslAT i^ettifBca) home and among other children. ♦ i Some mothers will not tolerate any correction of their children's manners by the teacher, taking it at a direct Inotdt to their home training.- when h - 1» but the result of childish heedleasnesa as «elf will. No greater Injury can be done a teacher than to condemn bar at homo in the presence of pupils. There are many— they usually allude ta a teacher aa school marm—who persist In believing and en­ couraging that-1 school, teacher, la never to be regarded with other then suspicion. <V- -■---------------------*------- r , , ' H,. E . W I S E , P ro p rie to r < + ' Formerly Manager of Central Cafe | S to a k s, C h o p s, O y s t e r s and F is h a S p e cia lty 1 * V .. i — A P la c e F o r L a d le s and G e n tle m e n s • ••• •. ♦ S h ort O rd e rs A t Ail H ou r« Prompt, Clean Sërvice * I v o r y thing-. F lra t Clas# Mèal Tickets Are Sold at Reduced Rotro ’ Pellagra Still a Mystery Washington. Dec 4.—After W R ; months of Investigation of PeQagri In the Southern States, the sdentisi* of the pahlie Health and marine Hospital Service a n In .as doch doubt as ever as to the cause of the Uw scourge. Meanwhile the di­ dles u o appears to be gaining and It hat been reported that nearly every physician n South Carolina hat from five to fifteen eases In his private practloe. The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. Low Prices. Pico Block Easy Payment«. w s w H a a aw t w m t w e H H t taaaw v - round and round, and his songless voice rises like a squeak from a creaky wind mill on the endless exports* of a rolling prairie. , p; roi— *• t > H>.ill■ Triumph Tb« sMcb is fio». Cuti * " • -- ---* * . ¡itft, -* 4 Perhaps no doss of people meet with so much or so revere criUdsm as teachara, Much of this .criticism U onjust sod exists solely because parents and others listen to unvoriged reports and do nothing to acquaint themselves with the real,inner workings of the school A" r r— " y ' Jddi children know« that these reports, eveh when absolutely truthful from their point of view, cannot be relied upon. Again. tie* are co- operating to uncover one of the most gigantic coospUadre over con­ ceived In the history of this country*'] This Was the declaration today of As­ sistant District Attorney Joseph D, Fred* makes It to delightful. The merit In * big dreua tike the •porks shows la lya the tact that everything In ths show ta tb* very boat of Its kind. Thera must inavtUbly ha ridine acta, hot the riders are the loaders of their profession. There most be acrobats, but the acro­ batic artists and seriellste are gath­ ered from the wide world, and ore the beat that money can procure. It Ir.thi* superiority In the quoi* MS k#es itmagtd b, fro« Sr csU. D * li™ V * « s b WE MANUFACTURE THE , CORRECT ------*---------- ^ _ __________________ _ A __ JO FERTILIZER ..... ................................................................................................................................... ........... Subscribe for The Hfemld^and �___ D#crrrtbcr CIRCUS DAY Letters and Communication* on ■ Various - - Timely Topic*. devoted to people In This Dep«*’tn,ent w *11 be r ° l" Vtcui Opinions lind Commcr of prsctloal Wrlier* ( ~ ....... Tks Nixt Chief « f P*ll** —gitor-elrct Spencer has an opportunity iJ Jslntf * siftnnl service for his city. AH drsssdt upon the kind Iuen th®t lit m sld him 'in administering the ¿tVgiivffnment. Msrff Sunni of New York City know „ ¿ « n d made brilliant selections- As hesd of the strrci cleaning department he those Colonel Waring, and under Ids leodenhip the "white wings" of ilew York be­ en^ famous the world over. Mayor Strong put Roosevelt at the head of the police department and that organisation bsctme the most efficient the city ever The ley to most efficient jfotWniOpnt la Sanford is the police departWwh^* Un­ der th# new charter mosrTpf power* of the Mayor can be oWlccntrattd under the chief of polite. If Mr, Spencer vsati to have a notable administration let blm select us chief of police the very best man thai the city offords and then give him n free hand The place calls for s min. not of mediocre abilities, but T oe van poops over th« eastern Mils In a blaio of glory Tho world awakens and starts another busy d»y. The small boy hies him from hla bed and hurries from bom« while the dun is still urt OD til« grits« Th® cuun try folk arise beforo the dawn, hurry through their chores, don their Sim day clothes, and start for town, where "all about is an air of waiting expec tancy ond gathering crowd* In hnli Any sttlro. Thu anxiously awaited event has come at last. Circus day Is here. With the coining of dawn Hsw ulrou« train pulls Into town, and at once commences a scene of huatlu and hurry. Orders sharply given and quickly obeyed by a vast throng of workers who help to unload (he train Even the* elophnnt* are call-ti Into service. All is noise and excitement, whllo all about are spectators staring with eager eyes and guessing at the many marvels and wonders still cor •red with protecting canvas. On the show grounds the same hur­ ry Is going ou. Acres of canvas cover the ground, stakes are driven, tho bigtent pulled to place, and In the twink­ ling at an eyo tho largo pavllllous ate raised, whllo over all many col­ ored battlers float In the •soft morn leg brocio. Suddenly tho bugle calls horses In gay trapping» appear from nowhere apparently Scores of p ,o pie In bright colored -edyteune*, gql^cn .mtXrorod chariots and' .wngonSp1‘¿do Phants, camiilg, z^brita, ,^eptl ftthi^» Jtxahgo ho Imod* 'loptfL-ui. Ml*,* The SUITS - O V E R C O A T S $ 1 5 .0 0 - R A IN C O A T S to $ 2 8 .0 0 Full Dross S u its-T u xedos Suits™ FASHIONABLE FURNISHING GOODS E,vcry gooii, honest fabric that is fashinonablc is represented in our peerless collection of Suits and Overcoats. O u r p o t f f r ib f t P u a r n n r r r g o ro lu irh C U c r u & u i f or 0 b c r c o a r it£lc 3 rII A l l w c ask is an i n s p e c t io n o f o u r s t o c k — tlic c in t lic s w ill p le a s e y o u , a n d o u r m a n n e r o f b u s in e s s w ill a p p e a l t o e v e r y m a n w h o w a n ts a “ s q u a r e d e a l .. Telephone 104 Sanford, Florida "W v v v v BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES D a n k t ic s 25 B IC Y C L tS / . T om V! yj |tp to n « - f>xft ne w e U»», en • c » .« K fttfbXNlH*.— blare forth and th* 'parade has(stat;t- o r C A P IT A L F lo rid a :: o a n r p r $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Th» OhiLV bank m ithin, J tbir I,*ySiiifF.S EVBRY DOLLAR DEPOSITED ACATNST .LOSS frvi|»-«iiÇ «u m - ' * <n.wKÍUA- erf down thQ~atiect, Which; U* ljnoriwith eager. gmlllu^/hAppy fa"c«9 This Is the ilnljy, experience of a big ojirf, ^H* would wjdend public §cni™ent circus, rwqutrlnd the most careful gen that Sanford would soon have n city gov­ oralsblp to accomplish "»lin seemingly ernment so tcmurkublc dial other cities Impossible feat of getting readv ror' la Florida would begin to sit up and take tho afternoon performance, and such notice. Thru- could be no better ntiver- a r e . the scene« to be w!tne««cd ' lUemeat of out city; there could be no when the John 11 Sparks W o r l d s better city in wiilch'to live. |—CmiEN. Famous Show» exhibit her» T H E 'T E O P E E S - BANK i p F SA N FO R D --------- OFFERS --------c r v ic c K()W( PER CENT ALLOWED ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS Safety Deposit Höre» for Kent WK N|oklng A Hedge Tins dues not mean that tin- People» Bank are hedging hot that thrv ore hav­ ing a fine Privet hedge ¡d inted iiround their pfu|tertv at the cornel ul lierold square and 1 irsi »tree! I In- work wo» done by L II Temple ilie well known florist who tissuret us thut in a short time this hedge will he so thick Unit even nn overdraft i-unnoi Mow through it IhiS hedger» getting quite poptiliii os a feme and in time tliere will be extensive ¡da.il tugs of U ns Mr Jample states that the prk'b of the hedge und piniit mg entail» hut n wnoll expense WANT YOUR B U S IN E S S M E TOLAR. Csihlsr ■> •> +■> Thrasher’s LijmfHHimiru J yurt mire ami «II *rr ilrfi|ritrtf ih«it Lave unrd ir Direct fo n t :—4s.«rmil* %rLmk doflS imi *ppî| over patii of lui kimt. rrmovt î>*fôr» it blitTera «n*! uuimuP to «ppljr, iV L ifiu iactu red J. D. ROBERTS tQ ^ • -. D/l l fir Jt$i " , * Sanfoidoj.tltlitil", Wiutct Park und Afiopk* haya bt‘ en hoard (rath mi die hog qucstkaij^tUid thoyaay fie msul go. Zell wood^Pitoió and Hay Knlg* also voted on the question Tuesday, but lutve mu been heard from " Good Things To Eat jt^dredg, • — J. S . Y llH A S liU i ----- ' SOLD 1ÍY J. G. MARTIN at i^ a k c ^ ia r y . i u s s t s s s s s s s s s s s v u n s u i s v w s s v t s s w s w v s s v s s s s s s s s s m s s s ssH w ! i r i f ú i T t r i f 44 iit * i r 1 1 » i i f i m f i i i m i f W uiír)¿l IMPERIAL DR. J O H N S O N ’S , - > CRACKERS ¡; N a t io n a l Biscun, .0 oKIn i t o r a Good Mouse to ONE Ü- ’ V ■■„ ; p, // suip- Yout tjüU afict Vcie 1 ■ ¡;.k Ai/B-kll the I^ups* ;md f ‘'.Tables int !| N u t V 'fo r ;n v G o o d ;! H o m e m a d e f r u i t Cakf c 1G H T W ED NES *•. THE COMEDY SUCCESS 2L iL E CENTURY DRY B b A C K U E R J lIE S Illum ini (HI.Ufllt>- • M IN C E ' „ M S A Ï ; F . C . H E W IT T CO. THE CHORUS New York H Î îfte lV I P J -E rLUKAL COMPANV JACKSOIüÜl Oak Ave. T ‘Y,f!fco*wHI»tL 'i. a< * Sanford, ‘ j, nor.ida w ‘«e middle Atlantic and New £ng. Matts. Aside' from the pvètlpiia•Utadlng tho Storm, the next .several falf WMthw In practically “ « to » eait of tha \Rocky mountains. W l d W b a n ca pi [tnourtance to m m k r .O D t is if One y e a r in New Yo.a.k - S ix months in London SjXCIONTHS IN Ü-UCAGOrfbuA MONTHS IN BOSTON. OU OM AIIGARIN t M E T R O P O L IT A N Best (fuller Inthe world ,RY S tm O E O N d e n t i s t .; tNM'S IfiAÍtfcftU CAST H EA D ED BY ' ‘ Ä C E L E R Y AND ORLANDO.-FLORIDA r> «cross the mlddfoyiest Thursday MTaad the eastern.-states at the r.® * wrek=this disturbane* wlUbe N by a general rlw In tempera- s o c i a M f ® * T ■ j la undoubtedly ipreodlng—you shoukt r~ "ttitided by Tains on th* (bvcstlgaurand fight It JX-lt's prin' cfples are wrong, or flghvfbr it If rig!«. .. Read "Men and Mules". - Prlct 9c it 2Jprint Stmt ;S S e e T h e F a m o u s D re ssin g R oom Scene C R A N B E R R IE S J. D. Robert* S E A T S R EA D Y M ONDAY, D E C E M B E R 4 N ext D o o r to P oatofflqe . 1 ' • Ji! •.% # ' h» 4 ! ; Lake Mary, I*Iorida i * i: - - .EDUCATOR * i �W F w V<K m ' great questions confronting the congress arbitration treaties with Great Britain nnd France, and the loan treaties with THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Nicaragua and Honduras; Alaskan legis­ H J . HOLLY, Editor lation; the election of senators by direct W, M. HAYNES. D u rin o» Manager vote of the people, pension bills and tha regular nnd permanent annual appropria . ---- S u fe scrla tlo rf P r ic e . $2 00 a Y c a r In A m ane* tlotys, to be under the direction this time In jbe house by a Democratic comml lie« November $. ig;| V THE SAftrOCD fHRkLP of them to be opprouched vigorously, THE SANFORD HERALD allInclude monetary reform, ratification of ■í - . ». LA T 8 LU M B E R M OU LDIN G SHINGLES P u b lU W E vrry Tuw dar »ßJ T M » t Mofnlui Di' /r»«t »«ofwl-cl*»» mstl m »tirr Auxust 22nd I t 08. at tha Postoflke *l Sftvfottl. R o í Id ». unHrf A rt of Msrch In L IM7J L ___________ T . . ■ i - A lOW tg rR tlO H T RATE § MïNÀitt L umber y t .v i (Form erly McNAIR « BON) D yal-U p ch u rch Building* Ja ck so n v ille * F lo rid a Our stock is Well Manufactured, Carefully *|3^aded, Price LoW.V If your dealer cannot furnish our stockfwritef us-fljr prices. . After an exhaustive review of the ef­ forts of the Florida Railroad Commission ifl.rrgglste. the reasonableness of Inter­ -------- Editor Methcrirtgton of *b* Lok«l»»J Tab state rates applying to the movement of egruru has o touching article In that pa traffic Into and out of the state, the Inter­ per about tho "blessings of rest.” Too state Commtrce Commission this week early In the game to talk obout real now, : d ) c jDelp CongtocyOfr 3&oteI a t g .o n g to o o ti. J flo rftm rendered an opinion-feSeirobte to tho rlorDro. Hetherlngton. Walt until you get n tda Fruit and Vegetable.Shipper* nssocltn’ eaae of the genuine, bone brooking "rfdP lion against the Atlantic Opst Una and Now open for business. We have a special week end rate of 4.00 N and you will get that “sweet rest" for the Railroad Commission of Florida against lour days at least. *from Saturday night fajipper .to Monday morning breakfast in- *, the Seaboard Air Line. The whole caia la substantially set out eluded. A pleasant quiet plape to spend your Sunday. Table sup­ Tha Herald several weeks ago advo In the finding and 'order of tha commis­ cated a “great white Way" for First street plied with the best the market hffords. White help exclusively. Good * * during tho winter month*. Several gen­ sion as follows: . service guaranteed . . ' . . . . " From the facts disclosed by tha record tleman spoke highly of the arrangement held that the ratea ugon pineapples, d i ­ but as yet no active steps have been tak­ >oc|al- R a te s by the W e e k or M onth s ... en regarding the matter and our city U ms frills' and vegetables, which would losing good advertising every night ns the result^frofc the application of the distance Further lation gladly given».. ..Write* vvdre_pr-pbofle____ . tariff given in the report herein upon the trains roll Into the station. line of tbtf Florida Eust Cosit Railway W . E N T Z M IN G E R A . F» F A L C K or company, the Atlantic Coast Line RailThe stati press will sympathise with mad company and the Seaboard Air Line R e sid e n t M anager P ro p rieto r Bro. Nattian'Stout In the loss of his fother. f . H. Stout, who died at Ills homo in It. railway from points In Florida up to Jack­ A ik Mr. P o sto r Myers last Saturday. The elder Stout sonville. when destined to points beyond founded the Ft. Myers pres* sorao twenty- in other states, would be Just and reason­ ■ * -T . , .. ! five years fgo^and for many years was o able, that they ought not to be exceeded rToroy Sanford friends who employ ""“ A foremost figure In Florida journalfim. Itf lor. the future, gad that the present rates mb whetf At the Wneh. "Wid have used his death Florida loses one of her pioneers qf (hose Carriers are unjiistand unreason­ iy Cerebrated Little Pink Malaria Pills, able to the extent that they exceed such and a man of many good qualities. hlcb you know never fall to cure Malar­ tate*. ,‘V • ‘ . "• f ia and Liver and blood disorders. Tell These cases being at issue upon com- your friends they can get them nt every i One of the best and brightest things .wc pinlms nnd answers on file and having Drug Storo In Florldo. Coll for I-C-U C can gKo is kind word*.' They have well been duly hoard and submitted by the Pills Guaranteed by Dr. Jno. A. Van Vath!‘ • . F ri 4-tp been likened to tho bnghf flower* of earih'aexisteiice. Uie them Qvrrywfiere, parties, and full Investigation of the mat­ bumping—Shirt waists Jabots, scarfs ters and.things Involved hnvtng been had. etc. over 200 patten.» See Mr* Jno but especially around the flifciide; they and the commission being <j( the opinion Junkin^ nnd let tier stamp your Xmas, will rtnko a parudue odt af a hovel that the present rates on pineapples, cit­ gifts 3*8 French Ave. Plw ne287. 23-dtc Nothing can heal i*, wounded heart, or Furnished Rooms for Rent. Large rus fruit and vegetables from points on cheer a crashed spirit like kind words front Roont. 815 Park Ave, Telephone. the Florida Can Coast railway, the Sea­ Let us no( beta csrciul how we use them, Gas and bath. Phone 137. 22-6-tp for they are the greatest blessings earth board Air Line railway and the Atlantic For Sale—Lettuce and bean hompers, in Coast Line railroad to Jacksonville, when carload lots only. Best package on the can give. '__________________ destined to points beyond In other states, market nt the price; can ship on short notice. Address WlUiiton M'f'g Co., WilDo not he in bed in the mornings. The are unjust arid unfeaaotiablo lilton, Fla. 21-IOtp “ It is ordered that defendants Florida •arly bird catches the worm, and tf you For Sale, or exchange for city income are up s sufllhently long time before him Cast Coast Railway company. Seaboard realty—Five acres cleared land, southern you may read your neighbor‘e papers be­ Air Line railway and Atlantic Coast Line part of city. 175 acres river front ham­ fore he comes down totuko them from the rullwuy company be and they are hereby mock. dose In. A bargain Owner, Box 21 6tp step. Your gains will depend largely upjn notified nnd required to cease and desist •173 Wanted—To buy. good second hand the number of papers your neighbor takes, on or before (he 2d day of January. 1912. surrey. Address. Edgar Brown, K. R and for u period of not less than two but one cent a day nets you $3.63 a year, No. 3. 25-3(p except leap year, when ¡you will muke a years thereafter, abstain from exacting For Sale—5 acre farm, twenty bearing AND cent more. In following out this plan, re­ for the transportation on pineapples, orange trees, 50 peach trees, also very member it is nut compatible with the obli- dims fruits and vegetables. In carlouds large bearing pear trees, modren S-room , v gationsaif good neighborhood to cut out and Idas than carloads from points of cottage, front and back porches, faces south Golden Lnke,.3 mile* South east of items which yuu think will Idtc/eit your production upon ihatr varimn lines of Sanford; 8 minutes walk to street rail­ " r * tv • railway to Jacksonville when destined way, also Oveido railroad. Fine drinking wife. far points beyond in other states any water, good bathing, fishing nnd swim­ NOT THE LABOR UNIONS rates in excess of those mentioned in ming. Also 10 acre tract of the very The McNamara brothers confessed (o ft best celery and lettuce land, well located. paragraph 3 hereof. H qdlc Yyest Crtmeroh City, less than a the crime uf dynamiting nnd the crimes “ It is further ordered that said defen* quarter.of mile from Sanford faction S en d for C atalo g u es, P r ic e s and Term 9 ; will cover a list extending horn oce in t« lauti mentioned are hereby notified und airline Land has a gentle slope (rain m ocean emailing a loss of life ind propert t North to South End. so there *111 never 1 required to establish on or belore the 2nd that itj appalling When the McNamara be any danger of soured land. Guarani i if January. 1912, and maintain in force Iced (o gel flowing wells on land. I....... brothers were kidnapped and carried lo (Hereafter during a period of not less p r Reasonable price, and terms to suit. t California to stand trial they stoutly t-tan two years und apply to ths transpor- Address box 1127 City. 2-tfS maintained Their Janocence to the leader* ution of pinexjiplos, citrus fruits and .Three Light House Keeping A port menta F L O R ID A S J A C K S O N V IL L E of the labor unions ahti the Federation ol vegetables In carloads and less than car­ For Rent—$2 50 $3.00 and $3 50 per week. Labor Immediately took steps to raise n load quantities, the carload minimum b£- Southnist corner of Second St,, and fdnd for their defense. Any lixlge would LaurtTAvenun. Mr*. Hooper. tf mg 2-t.OOO pounds for pineapples and •r have /lone tins and many of them have Fni Sale—The 'richest high land farm In citrus fruits, 21.000 pounds for vegetables- Orange county. Stuck anil tools. Thirty *\ood by murderers until they were proved under ventilations and 17.5Q0 pounds fot acres, 2 In fruit and 12 In cu'tivnied T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y guilty. vegetables under refrigeration frbm points field, balance In pasture and woodland. But the mere fart ilui the McNamnrns AGENTS o( production upon defendants, various Good 8 room house aed out buildings. Gaswere memtwrs uf tin* uiunn dues not mean uline engine nnd water works. 3SS miles lines of railway to Jacksonville when des­ frqm (own. 'A mile from belt line on Sll that the labor unions ns a body would tined ror points beyond in ,other states, v«r Lake. Pleasant to look at. V-ry countenance such deeds of violence lu M 'healthy. Elevation 70 feet above San­ rates which shall not exceed the folio gam their end. mg m cents per standard box of eighty ford: Cheap and terms easy. C F WilOTTIm with HOLDEN R E A L E S T A T E CO. The McNamaras have dealt organised Usuis, Box 923, Sanford. Fla. 10-tf labor a fearful blow and Just when these pounds in cases of pineapples and clima FotSale—Cheap, one Urge soda foun­ iruhs and in cents per standard erf)« of tain with fixtures Including table* chairs Flo rid a S a n fo rd . same unions were raising money in their fifty pounds In case of vegetables.“ etc. P. O Box 056, sanford Fla. 18tf behalf. Tne Federation of Labor ttironghOrta of the most suitable tracta ol land out the United States should be ju»i Irf Florida, near the beautiful Indian River, ■as bluer toward these self confessed □ □ □ n n n n iD in iR in iE im w in is in n n n n n c n haw open for sale. If you want good murderers now us they were friendly be­ land-, pretty scenery, health and comfort, do not let thla offer slip by, write to J. P. fore the confession, for upon their deeds Sundell, Lake Mary. Fla. 18- 14tp the unions are liable to shutter. All Local Advertisement« Under Thla For Sale — Horae, wagon, carriage, IteadlnA.Thrce Cents a Line Each Issue single and double harness, gasolene en­ MQgf IMPORTANT CONORCtS gine and pump, farming Implements and “Tha most .Impurum session since the At 115 Railroad way, opposite Express automobile, all at a sacrifice. A. B. tf • -.Civil war" is the prediction made by Ofike. Frank Grahm'S Tailoring Co—For Brock. • . many Democratic leuders (or the first reg­ Fur Sale—One black broadcloth one piece T(;n acres of good land for sate at a O U R M A IL O R D E R D E P A R T M E N T suit and one ell wool striped coat suit, bargain. Three acres cleared and crop­ ular session of the Sixty-secund congress also two men's suits. 2S-lf ped last season. All under fence. Near which opened today. 1 must sell my Toby— th« h»0daomest loading station on tractlnn line. Almost la ready to handle YOUR Christm as * “Stirring days ahead" ore forecasts by and beat of family horses. 302 Pork ^iven away. |p‘ PartlcuUn at Herald Order. Hava you aant It In7 22tf Republican members, and on both sides avenue. or tha big party line members in tho Trlpple Sllm-pleted B fiat Cornet, with For Sala—The simplest and best smudge bouM and sanato are drawn up to fight roorrocoo apartment, oas*. mute cleaner, beaters on the market. F. A. Sebum pert, latest patent adjustable music rock, good Sanford, FU. 13-tfc out weighty problem* of legislation in a as new. Jules Levy guarantee for tone For sale—80.000 Dig Boston Lettuce session that will lead up to the presiden­ and finish; for sale cheap; Address or STATIONERY BOOKS ' PICTURES Plants 3H weeks old. C. K. Lucas, Eu-' tial campaign nf 1012. call and examine. R. P. Dl 2, Sanford. reka Hammock. 24-3-Ip. $g.2tp Of Importance os to the bearing |r will T. W. Kennedy. Leather Good., Novelties Kodak., Bric-a-brac • FgS* for hatching— Thorough bred Warned—By mas o f small family. 12- Single comb white Leghorn* if ‘ . • have on tha approaching political codtest yeare experience. Twenty-eight years of tha nation; of particular Interest be­ old, position at Salesman with soma re­ Riiode Island Reda Imported Toys, Dolls, Games SportiDg Goods white Indian Runnef r‘ cause of party differences—regulars and liable firm, In towns of centraJ or south and setting. W. J. Wilson. laeurgenu on (he Republican aide; resc- Florida, coraralsary manager or derit for f«d FU. ‘ 24-4-tp tlonariea and progressives among the Saw ml 11aw Pboiphate mines. Hare bad Foe rant—9 room House on corn«* Snl experience in General merchandise,'hard Democrats— and of unusual significance ware, drygoods, Genta furnishings, slues and LaureL All rooms ¿an be'.healed* because of the heavy legislative program. and grocery holiness. Can furnish beet Call at new hui£f'' west of Robbins Nest. It is at least certain that thla wiU be one 6f references. Am at present employed, W.-IL Tuggle^ ’ ; Bargain—5 acre«, all deaoad and Irri­ of the liveliest sessions of congress In address Lelind R. 212 Dodgs St, Palatka, Fla. j . tp . . i’.. . ¿IS" gated, on Beck Hammock—treat soil In tnany yean.' Wanted by man of small family, sev- (»unty. 1 nerd celery, 3 acres In lettuce, E D 0D E D H Ü With the gavels’ falling In the house eral years experience. 28 years old, a po­ •i>d 1 In peas—ready to pick. Land and r. If, ■ bqaktncy, and senate at noon, the tariff and tha sition aa care taker o f orang grave in cen- crop for 33,500. — ^ ---------------------------.R.F.B, Has; Florida. Am at preeast em- ,t34ii> ’ trusta stood oat as the most Important ;.vi'Tv ployed: .Can furnish beat of reference. •objects for legislation with a big Agfa Jfound—A watch; ch; part party o i n have same Addraae with particular». Las Rush. Isupon Q. W. Spencer •seared la both houses. Many laroorado, Fla. S*tp notice. .. * *yij T_ riL*. fog 0«r* In Hrrolil Buildlnl . Trkphone No. MS DISTRIBUTORS TORI Steinway & Sons Melili it Bghr Bros. Mathushek • “Crown” Story &. Clark Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros. and Fischer i AN The .Autopiano i John A. Cunningham! General Fire Insurance ifts That. ive Satisfaction a 4 9 -4 9 W est «Bay St. Jacksonville, Fjoriaa ftl; See the Herall 1 �• - m - ■ K THE SANTORO HERALD IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Little Happenlni»— Mention of Matters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST You want to aeo Billy at the Imperial tonight. The Herald will be delivered nt your door today. Thursday will be Circus day take the children. Go. and Krt. John f lexby 1» In bed fromkurglca! arrived in the city Sunday evening, and wLM be*he guest of her daughter. Mrs. G. prvctJure. ■Ifc'Waldton for tha winter,. grt S A. Irwin is recuper* tins from an ’/Mrs, Rff*. Coney ihriKttle son of BurnsOjfcratton. wlcl wfio are visiting Mrs. Coneys' par­ _ Dom to Mr. artd.Mn. J. W. Tipton a ents, Cap! and Mrs. P. M. Elder wllf rcfloe baby jlrL ‘ { „• ' ; moln_unnl after the holidays All you want to eat and I; lr cooked Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ross of Alma, III , exactly right at the Gate City Houae. arrived last Saturday and will spend tho The car» of lettuce are moving this winter in Sanford. Tliev ure comfortably week about seven going out yesterday. domlled at Mr. M. M. Stewart's. The new five and ten cent «tore is get­ Arthur H. Gerber of Pittsburg represent­ ting the goods arranged for tho opening. ing the well known commlslon firm of J S S ch a i. Fedjler. from St, Loula, ahlp- Crutchfield nud Woolfotk Is in tha city ^ two can of lettuce to bta home city. looking after the interest of his firm. Jail like mitber used td cook and only The members of tbo Wednesday Club 110) per week at the Gate City House* are reminded that the club will meet at .Mayor Lake. Mrt. Lake and the children the home of Mrs. L. R. Philips Wednes­ hkia utumeiJ from a trip to Jackaonville day afternoon. Dec. Oili, ut 2:30 o'clock Mr. Herbert C. GentrVr is laid up with an sharp. •cute attack of Infliraraatory-rheumstUm. P^Mrs. J. L Dogget and (wo children from Jacksonville, visited her relatives Mr. and Frederic Round la enjoying a new red nick car that looka like a eummer aun- Mrs. F. P. Forster, several days last week. They returned to their homo Saturday afternoon. Mr. Moses and his charming wUo are Ttte Guild of the Church of the Holy «atiooed et the Robbins Nest for the seaCross, met at the residence of Mrs. T. A Neal Friday afternoon. After thn butilice Whltner, Is spending a fe * nosroF the guild had been attended- to dan lo lando, the guest of Mr». N. D. Mrs. Neal served light refreshments. Sharp J. M. Bu^kc and wife have returned to Manager Fitzliugh of the Feroandlna their home at Monroe, after' spending tho j Opera House, is »pending u few day» In summer in their home (own In Michigan. tha dty. Mr. Burke says the climate here is worth You are not treating your etomach right the price, even if there was no land to be U you miss those good meals at the Gate purchased City House. A small fir» Saturday evening at the VDr. and Mrs A. E. Philips are home Methodist parsonage, when the roof was agein after n pleasant visit to relatives discovered by the neighbors, to be In In Leesburg, flames, enlivened things in that vicinity l Capt R. H. Marks has uot fully recover­ for a while. Fortunately It was soon ex­ ed the use of his left hand and still tinguished. without very serious d mini go carries it in a sling The ladles of the Guild will serve thea­ Mrs. Snyder from Eureka Hammock was tre sup(x*it at the t)tiiiior. after the per­ brought to town and underwent a serious formance of Mabel Paige Tuesday even­ operation this week. ing A warm ami appetizing supper will The music of the Imperial orchestra at be ready for nil who attend (lie play LX) the theatre last night was greatly en­ not forget the place. Stone—Gove Build ing. . . thr room formerly occupied hy Bos­ joyed by the audience. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Gerber of St. Louis, ton After spending Thanksgiving and a are in the city and are comfortably domi­ few (lays with his futher, and attend­ ciled at Comfort Cottage. Bill Jenkins the tousortai artut has re- ing to the business of Iris company in tho turned from the jungles and is hcl^hig, city; Meade Fox left Monday evening, On aWMliended trip through Florida, intro­ U,Wclhurne barber shop „~ ducing to thq merchants in the state, tha S. R Tarner a capitalist of Pittsburg goods of tho ' Red Seal'' Spice Co., of Col­ Pa, was in the city Friday looking over umbia, .3. C. tbeeeiery and lettuce fields. t Migses Beth and Ruth Metthyger. wire Mn L V. Wicker it visiting her mar­ charming additions to b snull house boat ried son, who lives in 'Miami. She will , pjrty last week on ttn | rouse boat of Mr. probably stay for some time. Horace Richards, who with' his son. are Mr. and Mrs. C W. Cook of Columbus. friends of Mr uni Mrs Msttlnger. tho 0, spent several days this week, looking other member of the part.1, was Mr*. trtt property for investment. Lovelaco of Green *Cova Springs. The Dr. and Mrs. Burt of Alabama ore In boat ygag anchored for several days at 11m dty and ard making their homo for Like Berresford. The party also, made the present, at Comfort Cottage. a short visit to DeLand. Mr. Alexander Dibble, from Utica, N Y . Wilmed—To &ell. one Improved Rob­ reached the R ibblns Jgrtt oh hi* yearly bins Iron Age |»mnto planter, good a* new Inquire, Edgar E Brown. R R. rwmds, wun.hit noted banjo, on 65. No 3. 25-5tp The Junior Epwirth League of tho Poiitinn Wanted—By young lady tienM»th»Ji«t Ciurcb. hold their regular rneci ugraptier, five year# experience. college tog. Friday afteriiKjn in tho church . educut'on, best references fuditiled. Ad­ 28 2tp The Foreign Missionary society, of the dress, Miss G 30o Elm Ave. Wanted by m m 23 years old. married Mithaiiit church, held the regular meeetPosition as »rack foreman on main line or log, MmJay afternoon In tha church. ■train road, six years experience, can run Hiw doei P.irker serve such rasats at engine or work In conunisary. Best refBAM per weekt Well, never mind that ferences. Address L. J. Rush, Islamorado I-tp Wrt of it. Go and get them while tbey'ro Fla. hot W esther Report If you hive never eaten any of those Fair In Northern parti m trday. Slight­ Iwl supjrb mists at thi G ito City H >use ly warmer in loutli portion. Lettuce In TMhsvo lived la vain. Only $4-00 per will continue to head and bring a good *e»L price. Found—Gold stick pin lost at flro at Need A Fire Plug residence. Owner can have ••ma by calling for property and paying The fire at C. H. Sommer's residence fee ad. ‘ . Saturday night demonstrated that a fire IF. H. DnwJihg pf Jacksonville a promi- plug is badly needed oil Magnolia avenue feal estate dealer and canldate for beyond Seventh street. Tne nearest plug •«iffat that place, was is Sanford visitor Ja several blocks distant and since this - * . * ' > ■* neighborhood is more thickly settled the ,*rV 4 need of better fire protection is apparent. Walter of Georgia Srho pur« a celery farm (>ere l*et spring la “ »lag his land cleared and put In shape ' » cropping. _ Opportunity knocks but once. The ^Qir House offers you tho finest taw ü « $4.00 per week. Get on the # no. L is lamp, cne i on the merket Celi limp. * >O. E. and J. Young and Daniel l cf Ohio, ware in the city this week Jng the possibilities of the town ' Plaotof winter residence, a large U iuf g*ndeland. AU of TWO CHRISTMAS Dr. Davis Forster expects to leave on Thursday for St. Louis. Hon. W. R. O'Neal of Orlando, was a lamnury of the rioetlnl Small Talk visitor to the dty last Sunday. Succinctly Arranged far llurMrs. J. Irving Gorton of Osiinning, N. Y. . rlcd Herald Reeder*. Tor Sale One Manure Spreader. One'Muie Colt-One Year old. Two Hundred Homer Pigeon». Good Paying Country More- With Residence. Barn, fruit, etc. Located Oft Railroad. Several Farms and Truck Lands Bearing groves and Fine Holme». . Very Cheap. Apply to Owners Co-operative, 28-Stp Forest City, Fla. •------------------------------*< , Notice Notice is hereby given to all users of garbage cans that they must not dump swU) In these pans. Wherever thle It done the city wagons will not remove the t w ill.« L B. W illia m s , S u ito r l » p « o r . . ,. • 3-Days Reduction Sale-3 WEEKS ’TIL ONLY My New Goods Are Now Open Stock Largér Than Ever. Shop Early i * \ . i On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 7th, 8th and 9th, we will give a reduction of O N E -F O U R T H on C A S H P U R C H A SE S on our entire stock, which consists of Men's, Young Men’s, Boys’ and Child­ ren's Clothing, Hats, Shoes, ^hirts, Collars and Cuffs, Hosiery, Underwear, Night Shirts. Pajamas, Neck­ wear, Belts, Suspenders, Ladies’ and Men’s Umbrel­ las, Trunks, Suit Cases, Etc. ' a , * The selling price of our entire stock of merchan­ dise is Marked in Plain Figures on every article and you make your own reduction at One-Fourth O ff during this sale,. , «, - Avoid the Rush Doors open during Sale at 8 o ’clock A . M. See the New Rozane Come early and make your selections while our stock is complete.' ' ,v ' • \„. - i U \ • Bear in mind these prices arc for Cash Purcha«cs and good for December 7th, 8th and 9th only. Art Ware *4* Hand Painted China Alligator Skin Goods Clothier and Men’s Furnisher ORANGE - WOOD F L O R ID A SA N FO RD SOUVENIRS EAST NORTH Atlantic Coast Line ART BRASSWARE UV THERMOS BOTTLES WEST SOUTH E L E C T R IC RICH CUT GLASS D IN IN G L IG H T E D AN D PULLM AN SL E E P IN G ,\s CARS For Information. Ratos and Reservations see near­ est Atlantic Const Line Agent or write MESH BAGS A. W. PRIT0T,t D. P. Agent 138 Weal Bar S t , : ; JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA " ONÖTO 'AWW D rin k a O o tile of V FOUNTAIN. PENS *»i*V i* 4* GOLD JEWELRY G IN G E R A L E O R S O DmA W A T E R* ' m- WATCHES v ’■/ ' Manufactured wltli pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid digestion and give you health T ho S a n f o r d C o c a C o la Bottling C o . , Sanfo rd. F l a CLOCKS P. DIAMONDS CONNELLY r> GENERAL PRICES R I G H T FIRE IN SU RAN C E A G E N T . '* " - g w : /«?.i --------------------• Office Above flrat Netlbnal Bank T K ' t .Ml' ÍA W 0 R D ^ W w ■ 0^ Get Your Engraving Done This Week ■;]M i H A'lN S O II HENRY NcLAUUN c - '« y ALL WORK DONE BY * J E W E L EI R EVENINGS ' '¿.V • ' -T 'Ae-S7* ^ . , ' v V , i ‘ ’ HÉ' ELECTRIC MACHINERY No 10* Wser TTr* 3 a m ,(f- Nsyt Door to C||y t ■'■i �November 3, W e have a complete line of typewriter ribbons for any and all makes of machines. A lso carbon pa- paper in all grades and colors and machine o il Remember us when in need o f anything in this line ENGRAVED CARDS FOR Herald Building C H R IS T M A S South Magnolia SANFORD FLÒRIDA *p i ! •' I J g j I % . A play that will be welcomed hero Is James Forbes comfcdy. “The Chorus Lady.” The piece U>° a<*xT ihat it made a big success even in Lopdon. after the failure of half a doieh oilier American successes. Mr. Forbes, who it the outhxv of "The Travelling Salesman" and ’’The Com­ muters“ ha* emited a new character to the stage in Patricia O'Brien, one that wilUlve for a long time. A novel feature of the play is (tic second act, which shows the chorus room of the Broadway Theatre, New York, with the show girls of a big musical product Ian ''making-up^- for the performance. In this act are some of the brighjfst lines o f the piece and In Scout* throughout tho state to act- a* forest ranger*. It l* his idea to have each boy reported to his school teacher when he discovers u Are and that the nearest^ supervisor shall then 6 e notified. For this service he will present o souvenir medal of a suitable kind. which "Pat" “gets back" at some of her . A boy icout was the means of avertingenemies. The production will bo of un­ a painful accident In Rutland, Vt. A usual merit anil the company' one of the drawing room car was being mu tiled by best. At the Imperial Theatre on Wed‘ nu engine, which hud moved on head of the car at the switching, (he par running nosday uigbt, Dec.. 8 fifty feet or more back of lt.‘ A young woman was about to walk In between the engine and (he car. - anil the scout with both arms, pushed her away from the track in time to avert an accident. Shakers Go Tree Flo., e Kissimmee, -—-- Dec. - —i. f 1.—The - - - - - Osceola - county grand Jury completed its Investi­ gation ut 6 o'clock tonight of the death of Sistet Sadie Merchant, and failed to find an indictment against Brother Eggert Gil­ lette, who has been in Jail here for seven weeks/eharged with murder. Gillette was charged with “ assisting her out of lifer” at her own request. 0 > the administering of chloroform. $ pmt)U8 Dressing Room Scene from “ The Chorus Lady neapolis Tribune has offered prises to the extern of $200 for the- boy catching the Many Bright Doing*. Among- «on Cortf 1 Troops nmlNjthiara *j ¿7 £ The Boy Scouts wlU realtie a nice sum' .from their ball game and this will go to­ ward defraying the expense of a camping Outfit. The boys expect to hike w Or­ lando during the holidays and Scout His> trtrs, Woldren and Soramps are anxious to get the ponchos and other necessities ready. . A* troop of Boy Scout* wa* organlied at Fort Myers lest week. Thertiors there are making' good, use of their manuals and ere Juvlng a-grte* Of Iq tfp t^ fc f f The Boy Soodt* dfTindhnatl, Ohio, are now managing a five-gent thegter three nights a week, ‘ , The Boy ScoutJpfF Mlnneapojtt era gqlng to “swat the fly" and fid the city qT a . disease carrying pest The Min- Tho Boys Scouts of Denver took port In IjkjP children's pioneer end wild west §h-fw at ElltCb* Gardens. The boys geve an exhibition of their skill in warfare, by wardig t d o Tin'attacking party of Indians Who1WWka pturing a stage coach and a mihtfSg^Craln. The Indians were deco­ rated with redjrar paint and wore the costume of red men. The boy scouts fought them valiantly end gave « v iv id reproduction of the *cent.i that were frequent in the early dqys of Colorado. Thousands of people witnessed the per­ formance and cheered. the Boy Scouts time end lime again. The caso has attracted national atten­ tion. provoking considerable controversy as to criminal Intent In euthanasia prac­ tices. The sentiment here has been en­ tirely with Brother Gillette and Sister Sears, who were arrested following the death of- Sister Merchant, but who was later released on tier own recognisance. When arrested, Brother Gillette made no effort to conceal the fact that be and Sis­ ter Sears, member» of the tarn# Shaker oolony at Sf. Cloud as Sister Marchant had administered chloroform to the de­ ceased at her own request. She waa In the last ettgeaof tuberculosis and medical authorities agreed that her death was a Question of but a tegUlara. When he walKggpqjij; |be Jell this eve, nlng. Brother ClttatVfiftiulrtQl simply: "It Is G o d w i n /: - Art Exhibit and exchange Do not forget the art exhibit and ex­ change to be helfjLeg- the Welaka Chib Rooms Thursday, Dec. 14.. Any one hav­ ing any good picture*,’ old china, or any­ thing of the kind that they will lend to l.li.lt or M any . . . fancy I. ____ L. to ... sell . .11 6n the, H exhibit, «rock the exchange plan, are asked to phone 'Ga&fetWarden Wm. Oaks of l^nripg. Mrs. S. Puls*ton. pte public is cordially InvlfAtfl Hu n • éa*n#4 ^ Mich., Is planning for > ' amuse of in­ Invited to attend. struction and the prevent of forest fires and will «ofisT the »ervlces of, the Boy Chalrmaii Art Department, SH IP P E R S OF Florida Fruits General Insurance Agents SANFORD, FLORIDA L I V E R Y , F E E D and •aa and W agona Blacksm lthlng and H o r s e s h o e in g H o rs e s and M u le s B o u g h t and Exchanged HEAVY HAULINO AND CONTRACTINO Only exclusive baker in the city. All mixing done with latest improved Sani tffry machinery. Spencer’s Bread handled by all first class grocers. . SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY W c Mike Everything Known to the Trade P H O N E 106 . NO. 1 U PARK AVEN U E -_____ _ �■ Bulletin Last week we gave some figures of corn and compared Illinois land with Saniord land from a corn stand­ p oin t This wqek it’s potatoes. The general crop potatoes is very short this year and prices are consequent­ ly higher than usual this fall. The writer cam e from Michigan and just now the papers from '‘ hom e” are full of articles gloating over the tremendous potato cropland ujojUjatjumit^cos^eiiLv^oLthAiormaia in,that se c tio n a l the North. ;* Itte 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 past ten years. Uncle Sam is pretty good authority and we refer you .again to the Year Book of the Department of Agriculture-for 19 10,-page 559. For the past ten yenrs the value per acre of Michigan potatoes has been $37.92. Now potatoes are one of Michigan’s leading crops. The writer has grown ns high as 75 acres of them in one season. I have bought aud shipped hundreds of car loads,pf them. I know pototoes in Michigan as y e ll as Ih Ftoridffr. To gtqw'TcrojrTJf tiiSm 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 not possible to grow any other crop on the same ground the same season Th in k of It! A w hole y e a r to grow $ 3 7 .9 2 w orth of cro p on an a c re of land. Now go back to the Year Book, Page 559 again and look at the colum n headed value to be $100.02 per .acre for the past ten years. Florida $100.02 for Florida Against $7.92 for Michigan—almost three times as much Even for general farm crops like corn and potatoes our Volu sia Farms land looks mighty cheap at $30 to $50 per acre ' ' :- 4 n K i It’s the good kind and sold on easy monthly payments if you like or with 10 per cent off for cash. We throw in the clim ate too and that is worth as much as the land. I nc. F L O R ID A �- Decernbltf Items of Interest Concerning Society People. POINTS 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," “ Faust,", and “ Nor­ ma." The mil wm thin 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 Iew in W *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 B E H I N 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' ‘ TIM PTIN Q T H * CHILD TQ BAT. 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, anJk 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, "the good that I would I do. not, and the evil that 1 would oot. that I do." PO H1 WITH THE PUBLIC A TREM EN D O U S EXHIBITION of WEALTHahoSPLEHDOR PERFECT SPECIMENS OFTHE EARTHS tIOST CURIOUS CREATURES GATHERED TOGETHER INTO ORE IMMEHSE MENAGERIE. f 500t° , th at THEIR MOST VALUABLE ARTISTS. . o p l e * THE: CHAMPIONS OF ALL COUNTRIES COMPETE IN FEATS OF DARING AND GRACE. THE PPINCELY SALARIES PAID BV THIS MAMMOTH EN TERPRISE HAVE ROBBED A L L E U R O P E OF Wilt 5000 Pe Tnt CIRCUS; j T E N T S T H A T ARE P O SITIV ELY W ATERPROOF. M AL e 'a HD FEMALE R I D E R S , A E R I A L ARTISTS. L C A P E R S , TUMBLERS, G Y M N A S T S AND SEHSATIOHAl DEATH-DEFYING FEATS OF SKILL AMD DARING BY BOTH HALE AND FEM A LE PERFORM ERS. T H E LARdEST, L IV IN G , L A N D ANIMAL ON EARTH. 3 INCHES TALLER JUMBO AHC '“¿ i i T s m s . Aa Viewed by the Different Members THAN A BIG TROUPE OF 111JK SCHOOL HORSES. ■of the ramliy end the Inevitable, AH IMMENSE HERD OF WONDERFULLY OVER & - conclusion Reached by all * TW O T R A I N S O F T R A IN E D E L E P H A N T S . Circus day. is fast approaching and A POSITIVE FEATURE TWO GROUPS OF F O R E S T - B R E D , M O N S T ER «* the small hoy'ift on hi* best behavior. M A N M I L L I N G L I O N S AT EACH EXHIBITIOH U U were not k .the fact that his R A IL W A Y C A R S . PERFORMING IHGREAT5p-IHCL0SURES. mother le wise to his methods hie an­ gelic goodness would give her eome tlarm. knows-that hs la work­ TWO PERFORM! ing to •*» ‘ ‘that clrous." For that matter, mother,, wanu to dee It alto. DAILY- RAIN« » 5 « Fathsr Is noncommittal, hut ‘ U U ths 2 AND 8 O'CLOCK Meiduiiieo’ O. W, Brpdy, A. W. Brotyn, A one best bét that' he-wlU be thero If DOORS TO HEHAGERir It Is for.£Q «ihsr rsasoh than to takt x ^-Connolly, J. W Diakfo*.. C. £. Bell, A ' E A C H DAV AT NOON OPEN I HOUH EAR LIEU r ' / V.-.;I ' M -■ ■ UnverTW. D. HjVicn, U P. flvghr*. B ths hoy. ' You see he has not forgot' •'. ■ó ___ . •: *_ . . ’ 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 '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^wdBjndirs gathered troni, Gas engine repair».' Sanford Mnclilnp ■; D.%. Tfcrpghrt, ■ 7f . , til poitlÓòjfW^he'universe. The'prin­ L. Garage Co. ■'* 48-if i ■■ ■¿ ■ ■ V ■■»—w— ■ iW '.w ' I \ . ' cipal qutryvn- preseou h , ."Are you -r »ü ! QP SA N FO RD , F L A . going tO',{ha 'drdu«r<' The anrl^ri « . j^.Pfsfar Osrman. Langgag«. give rise to. the belief'that «hoW dgy f ; H. Ga «D . President , ‘ * d E O . FEHrtALO. v . . . Pr**¡ In .'tlusslan »drools' pupll^. PlHi- have tbs P. P O R B TK n , OSsMsr , B . P. WHITNCR, C»*S*W òplidn of Uarnlgs French or German, will - see the greatest -outpouring 'of people from all parla of the,county Sod 70 per cent, chooee Oarman. . Only National Bfenk' Ili Orango C o u n t y this city ever seen. - There U every ' H « ' ..Funds Protected b y• Burglary I n s u r a n c e reason to expect this. The promises SANTORO LODGES held forth are simply wonderful, sud Safety D eposit B oxes for Rent they com* from an institution which ' . O R G A N I Z E D 1807 fl te n fo rd Ledge ft*. 2 7 . 1. 0. 0. t. In over a quarter of a century has .Mirti sv«nr Msadsyal 7:30 p. m..ov»r IibwUI sever broken faith with the publlo or h w u * J. JC. 11*11. N O. , * ‘ w. s. Daw» » , Saç'y. sdvtrtleed things It dkl not have. , There le undoubted, truth In the* •«mlnele C hsplsr he, 2, O rder Castsrn Star statement that the Spèrke shows has Meet»'every atom* and tourih'Vrflhy In mneih. Every one who h*» urn hit Sutr In me Etn art. reached In' all 11« department! the highest ptrfeetlon' qf' «XheUeqce. U wrdltUy ioviisOlpvMtl lh< chnpter PatteñtfJ V - T - ’.v', AucrL. R Ktottun. Stc'y, has . ransacked Europe In Ita Bearch THE MERR1AMWEBSTER? lor Fond#rfel2*0ta^knd fe e p t. The V. F o r W orncn U la a » I W CBXA» ; c eteri cit tty Aerls IIS] performance le one o{ Infinite vari T IO N , oovertng every Have More Friend* “ A1* T«tiuf ‘M m dries Orti sad thirds_ _ In mrymnmL uFtdny* f the weadd'e theuthf. sty, containing many aeta, the r’ S.lUAtn WtitontUac*. thlrJ può». magatine or patterns • culture. T h e only fleeoifptlon.oX which pales before, reliable Faenion Guu-e -p 0^ 1 » V-. Phscnlsiodg* No. S.K.srP. ono million ope htmpttc acta themselves. homes Besides“rtowlawaflOW Every regard.Ig" z jo v w gommo designs of McCnil Word* i more than ever is brimful of sparklmg^sb?" appeared between two and helpful iaformauoafoi w «yoo A K e . Oooo XJ- I The i lamUatiout. lest,' •ltgbteeti a awl—r_r ----•o --v w v ¡ f Ü D H llI g , f l i t * Iff. t**rr- ma^lo jo u fh egenil to r-' t r t iît e v .’Æ S r . i ' , . taTy. Comn’^ U * nr. J UiWTbmic^l cuiupg M # mill ©Tor ballt—a mill Digged over the enUre clrcua city! day* at }¡3Q p.«. Osti a nve*. ievMleg JW7 to* ‘ mB latheoetrrttotkmaiT I 1 th,‘ *Y°“ ,c»n buy at the right price and ■McCaU h u m * tr»** i/J, Zm r z Z with the new divided I ’ and the parade, to be given at twelve with which you can make big money. UaduU -of wl I page. A "Stroke of Penine." H Ualta Bretherheed or C areen tar* and Join o'clock noon, will furnish a glorious 4Ut| rbP'Ptf ■BBT r . •r* *f Sm rrlo a pYelude to the circus Itself, for. U will tt le an encyclopedia tn ____ Ml __ ItiMhtr tW* >1 ,a atngla volume. nukMtpmNrtd. display a thousand wonders. UagM i yo« Staler, w hy -I Every mill with iririeaUt'dnrt, alflcent--chariot* and float« will be spied b by y the H t-o Secante i t 1« aooepted -out attachment* and adjustable Court», drawn h)f. handsome horses, beautiful M cC A L L ^ MAGAZINE Bohools and jI jP _ X idler; carril »•backingde. r. Improved imprtm<a carriage»on* «míreme open dene «bowing their ferodoue invice is <pnck acting and g It a i w n r th u rify . W w . »70, ? L N a f V * * ' B B . O. fi «»nfo-d Ledge»i?4r I mete« will be In evidence and There Mad« In all sis««, portable and «ta.‘ Hrri n „ r u d TWrf W j tfiiie if he who know* TT/oi »U L b e many com leal feature* to Uonary. , _ * ' ■ ji - ~i—* Mí»! and P*Jm«tío. flesse « « . tu tell W B e th» youngster« shout with glee. yon shoal Thousands of ^visitor* are expected to l» 0, O. M ebm efroin th* - »uiroundlng country T Wt<” 8‘ " apt> do Foundry Work. Loyo Wiluft* tüiornmioa ««d prices oq earUilaa warnt»*i Mò o m 'meet* to see tbe pkrade and take In the exyrd flou, caci Le t US klbltlone,,and it will no doubt be ■ Jbig day for this city. • W*. . V• n . 7 * 'M ei îTO TiV •'í : V-'v %*-*. , l ; .*A ■■ ' ' ft*« A GRAND. FREE. STREET PARADE iN s t n a t i o n a l b a n n -W ebstefö N ew INTERNAHONAL D ictionary M cCall’ » Magati and McCall It’sallin(heTajdarTeed, ä e ^ i f i S a S s * - work* r : \' ---■ - . ■ K fr i r r f "Ci-- ■- * v;;.- �*.» ' r Published 8om l-W oekly—Tuesday and Frid ay SANFORD HER A ID IN S A N F O R D — L ih is Worth Using ■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 from 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 'ffif '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 hr the - pro* pro­ vtl — » - --_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 lea 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 loa 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 Sl 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 o u l 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 was' 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 LtTTU CE 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 Ratun» 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 ...185 J. D. DAV1SQN ............. C H. DINGER . . ........................ ...188 GEO. H. FERNALD .................... „184 F, 6. FRANE............................. . ...182 Played Joke 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 ds. 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. . Write them for 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. T i m - 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 o f tt fm- •i portrait tfoppenlnit In th* State'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 $7,5000 bonds here late this after­ of Jacksonville, has purchased (he inter* noon upon an order from Circuit Judge est of Mr. W. M. Bust wick in the Sl Johna W. H. Price. He immediately gave bond Electric Light Company of, Sl Augustine, and went to bis home at Ashton. and. will also succeed Mr. Bositrick »$ 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 am 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 p m No. 28 onment of the chargee against the Shakers SOUTg SOUND U believed to ba responsible for tba' fall* Ar 2.16 a m _ Lv 2J6 a tn No. 85 ura of tba Orand Jury ta act " 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 “ 8JO 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 BLc No. 24. Lv. 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. ror Salé 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. Rand. China Closet. Valued at $^00; will taka Präsident L. It F. Co. cash now, $250; only used two years, i* Q, UnAaputr. ■„ I7-51R OMarjr City, Fla. Geo. H. Fnuuux ' . ' S a o 'y S - L A F .A Deo. 1,192). - t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1911 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 5_, 1911 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 5_, 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/bea7fe6ea479e29d5815f2b4bf191277.pdf 6e8db93be4595d7f2d9c2f28c15dabfb PDF Text Text "" >- •- December 29. iyii IN INC SOCIAL WORLD Items of interest Concerning Society People. .P O I N T S P U R ELY PERSONAL How Celery City Vanity r a l r While / Away th e Golden H ours— Social Goaslp * ... lira. W. W. Prather entertained Every Week Bridge Club at the Sanford Houae Thursday. Two tables of bridge were played. Mrs. P. L/ Hughei made tbe highest score and won the first price, box of linen handkerchiefs Tbe booby prise o dainty fancy apron was received by Mrs. Vorce. After the cards delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. Prather's guests were, Mesdanies Vorce, R. L. Hughes, 0. W. Brady, C. 0. McLaughlin. W. D. Hoklen. Forrest Lake and 1L P. li H g ' Driver. . J $30.00 Suits Cut in Half $15.00 --- --------. Miscellaneous Stiower . -t 'M Wrlaha Club Dance The social event of eoch season In Sanford la the annual dance given by the WeUkS Club at the Sanford House; and Invitations to-lhesa events are always re* catved'With pleasure by both young and old. Last Tuesday night the 1911 dance was given at (he Sanford House and there were ovjsr thirty couples took pprt In the dance and many who did not care lo dance played bridge In the parlors of the hotel. The music was furnished by the famous Imperial orchestra, composed of Meases. Witberi/igton. Crosby and Mrs. B. ' T. Houser. Many otit of town visitors were present •nd the dnoce was a social success. Prohibition punch wo* placed on the table convenient for the guests. The dec­ orations were beautiful and the colors matched tbe colors of the Welaka Club. } : green and red. •. • ' „ Tba guests* were received by Mesdsmes . J . W . Dickies, Forrest Lake. H. P i Driver. R. S. Keelor and R. J. Holly. Although the plght was excessively Warm the dance was thoroughly enjoyed and all were genuinely aony when mid­ night bode them cease. - / •ho Welaka p u b lias a vote of thanks *: from til present for a most enjoyaolo ' ev en fii. and the only regret la th at a n ­ other twelve months will intervene ere another 1« given.. ' . The lack of space forbids « special min-, lloh of tbe beautifully gowned ladled one the features of tbe Welaka Club. V * SO “ 1. »13.75. f+ 12.50 “ 10.00 $18.00 Suits Cut in Half $ 9.00 15.00 ■ 12.00 “ • '7.50 ‘f it r*±r 6.00 5.00 10.00 The most of Florida’s Cold Weather comes After Xmas, come and get first pick, they will be on sale, beginning LASTING ONE WEEK ONLY The Store Will Be Closed on New Year’s Day P. YOWELL & CO. S anford Boy 8 c o u ta The Sanford team* ate getting ready, for that base ball game Monday. Troop one has not forgotten ths detest of Thanksgiving Day. if they get it tigain It will be'because Troop Two has the best players, and this they will not ad­ mit. The game is called for 2:30 New Year's afternoon. Twenty-five cents a d ­ mits to the grand stand. Troop One will have Its annual meeting at the Parish Room In Mr. Waldron's house on Monday afternoon at 1:18 sharp. Patrol officers will be elected for tbe year. Every member uf tbe troop should h a on hand. N otice To Public The Florida Vegetable Growers’ Associ­ ation will keep open house Monday, J a n ­ uary 1st at their office on Maanolla AvePeoples Dank building, between the hours of one and six p. m. You ore cordially Invited to call and have a smoke with us. Wishing you a Happy New Year, wo arc. Very truly yours. Tut F lorida Vr.cn able Growers’ AxiVt, If you want delightful Christmas candy get lite fotqous Nunnnlly’a at L R. Philips 4 Co. 27-Bt ■»I NI — MAKE 1 M « I llll I I . NO M I S T A K E SHIP 10 ÏIIP OLD RELIABLE S. H. & E. H„ F R O S T ESTABLISHED C O M M I S S I O N IMS M E R C H A N T S Oranges, Grapefruit Pineapples, Vegetables Hfttio&ii Lrtfua *f CeirirrJitlDo M*i «hull (rf tha Uaitad StHM SOUTHERN SHIPPING NO. 50 319 WASHINGTON STREET. NEW YORK Cern*r Jiy Street l • ■ Kindly *write * * (or stencil if needed * soliciting a g en t w a n t e d D0£S LOCATION ANO EXPERIENCE COUNT? y/ ■ £3 a S i, - «; . P leasant Social Evening The Helping Hand Society, composed of lha ^ “4 ■•dies of the Baptist church, Instead of their regular huslnesa and mis•lonary study Tuesday evening enloyed a aodal evening at the home of Mlsa Gladys Gatchel. to which a number of their gen« Ueraen friends were Invited. Tbe young ladle* prepared boxes containing something good to eat. which tha young ladles purchased with beans. Several pleasant gamea were enjoyed by tbe young people, of whom quite a number were present. room is the f we time to our spring goods, that have begun to arrive. [est Cut in Prices we have Ever Made! K lira. E. W. Rowland entertained quite a num ber of Mias Helen's young friends at a lovely tea. Wednesday evening. After the delicious repast, the young people went to one of the various places of amusement. Mlsa Helen's guests ware lllaaea Essie Purdon, Mary and Lucca Chappell, Margaret Davis, Linda Coqnelley. Charlotte. Hand. Lillian Higgins, Oaf* 1lass Starling, HaztJ Haqd. J ■ t * ' Mn. Robt. Newman enicrtolned In * honor of Miss Gall Moore Wednesday aft , ternoon. when a miscellaneous shower of f . -u se fu l and beautlfql wedding presents were arranged on a pretty Christmas tree for tbe charming and popular bride to be. Mrs. Newman entertained her guests with a very Interesting contest. A prize was offered for the largest number of words that could be evolved from tbe united name« of Miss Moore and Mr. flop, •on. Mrs. J. C. Bennett was the fortunate winner in tbe contest and received tbe prize, a very pratty bonbon dish, which ■he graoefully presented to Miss Moore, the guest of honor. The wedding cake was cut by each guest. I|ra. Samuel Puleston cut tbe ring, Mra. Abernathy tbe thimble. Miss Bessie Long the dime. D elidw ew k^W ^'JW P a t am and cpk*. were served. ■»* Mrs. Newman’s guests were Mesdsmes W. J. Hill. N. H. Garner. W. W. Aber. nathy, H. McLsUlln. Geo. Speer, D. L |w > Thrasher, Samuel Puleston, Deane Turner. ^ __. J. C. Bennett. J. 0. Lawson; Misses Gall jj^y and Florence Moore. Margaret Roberta, Bessie Long. Carrie Ensmingcr, Mell and Alice Whitner. B*’ * Coat Suits, Coats and Sweaters 'VT, *>, If «UL?t The Tampa Guide Cigars **x1 i the flame freely n h j Instantly nod » i^enly to tike Aid. They have an draft and the u«h doe« not flake or i-if. Tl>« flavor ond oromn roc DONt'on# rfj 1a'nk ¡fcÇifv j/»f ■ » » ■ tu r u -r r - r o) / w t x r / c / r t f 'r w / i j ■*V « >f,T,Vt>/VC-J > o v i l o o ir O ( ! Comer M.ain Monroe, Jack*onvfl(c. B ranch of the G R EA TE ST systcrfi of B j$ t)fg g Colleges in the W orld—82 y ears' success, 150.000 graduates. M ore thin J00 high-grade instructors. Contracts given to secure graduates P O S IT IO N S or R E F U N D M ON EY . Imlor»C'l b y m o r e P . l/ v r ir ln a n d r i —/ \ r m , National Bank, Saoiord. Fla,, a t’730 Saturday. January 13th, 1911 A,.P. CoKKtxxr. Secretary. TJ T i- -1 i .I : 1 .' i -— - . 1 .« ,, F loridajtjttd G eorgia b tu in e s s c o lle g e s com bined. M A IL . C a ta lo g u e R R E E . . - W« . JwTySaJb«*1- JAMES, Manager, JadtaonvUle. *U . >%'Æ �Published S o m l-W o o k ly — Tuosdàÿ arid F rid a y ' SA N FO R D •I*4 /¿V SA NFO R D — Life ia Worth Living SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JANUARY I ; ALL AROUND FLORIDA Tbe General News of Tlie Land o f flowers. CIlUiD fROM THE STATE PRESS IS IS Volum « IV DREDGING THE UPPER ST. JO H NS | • 9 ^ .. . i — „ , -.W. »t _ * m Water Will Soon Connect This Great Sportsmen's Paradise With The Outer World. Finest Fishing And Hunting In The United States 1f m m M M R M M f m u w m M m w N The United States suction dredge, Capf Sharp in charge, which tuts been nt work It) this portion of the S t.Johns river since last spring has Just completed the drctlg. Ing of the south bar at the east entrance of the river to Lake Monroe, Just ofT of Sanford. A channel of seven feet at low tide water wns cut. thus eliminating n very troublesome stretch to those who op­ erate pleasure and business cruft on the S t Johns. The Florida Is preceded by the United Slates snug boat, Cupt. Mc­ Guire, whose function it is to remove all logs, snags rind obstructions, thus making the way clear for the Florida. The Florida has cleared the channel up to the cut-off ut Lake Jessup mid Is now working on the channel nt the west o%l of the St. Johns at the old Geneva ferry, all the woodwork of which tins been com­ pleted and the steel ls.nowon (he grounds for the erection of the drnw. When through nt that point, the Flor­ ida will move up the river to Coffee's Bend, where the channel will he deepen­ ed pnd from .there it will gu to Bisslp landing to trim up and deepen the chan­ nel. It will then gn to Lemon Bluff, where a portion of itie tmr will he re­ moved nnd from there it will go to the north Lake Harney bur. which will also be removed unit thechunnel straightened This work will absorb the entire appro­ priation and will Iw completed about April 20. I1112. This improvement will leave the upjxt f t ¿sfctae shape as to allow cruft drawing up to seven feet of water, to traverse with ease the distance covered by the Florida, l-nke Harney it twentyfive miles south of Sanford nnd on its shores Is situated the hustling little city of Geneva, which has recently become dignified by the entrance of the East NEWS O f THE WORLD m Æ ï J Items of Interest Gleaned Fron» Various Sources f.JL! HAPPENINGS DURING THE W EE* M m m M N m M t w M M M w r M tNm m M N m N W N m m N m N M N H M R m ti of fifty-one square miles. There arc vari­ and continuing in their natural state be­ Here Ihc Readers Will rind ■ Brie igejltsm e o f th e W e*k> M ost tmous smaller stream s which discharge Into cause civilization has made no Inroads pedant Msppenlni» In the H istorical Spring Flowing the St. Johns river, the largest one of upon their haunts. S tate’» Domain. For tlurrfted Reader» which Is the Loon lock touche«, which has The fertility of the land along the up­ OcjI. o n chosen m the next city to A protest against the unfavorable re­ Its origin In the highlands of Orange per St. John* ond Us tributaries la best ntm aln the Florida EdncaUonal Aasoclcounty nnd drains a very considerable shown by the fact that there Is a certain port on a cross-Florida canal «ras register­ gtloo t t the business aeatlon of that orportion of the eastern part of the county. kind of weed growing there to os much ed today by the board of trade of WayziaUstton. held In the Jacksonville MorThe branches and creeks discharging Into as fourteen indies in diameter In one cross and another investigation asked. octe Temple Saturday afternoon. Dnde the St. Johns river have In many cases season nnd readiing ns much as thirty Tho section has urg»d the use of a route a » and Palatka were also nominated, the dignity of rivers when It comes to the feet in height. At a point seventy miles for tbe canal th at would »tort at the bat the former waa finally withdrawn ■natter of dimensions and would be term ­ south of Sanford, an old settler drove a mouth of the St. Mary’s river and con­ u i when the vote between Ocala and ed rivers if originating in n less fortunate piece of one indi pipe in tho ground to a tinue as far as possible, then cutting hlitka waa counted It was found th at stute than Florida. depth of twenty feet, thinking that he across to the Suwannee river, and thence to the gulf. Congressman Brandy nnd iba Brick Oty had^Targe majority of the There Bre only two towns on the St. would attach a pump to it and thus rB Georgia senators have been asked to aid 't Johns river between Sanford nnd Saw- furnish a supply of water for his domestic in the m atter, The proposition loboAd for «100.000 to grass l.ake. the fatter being twelve miles uses. When he had driven the pi|>o Sòme Urne toward the close of JaQuary balkl a bridge over the Manntee River, south of Ijtke Washington One of these down eighteen feet he had to stnp for n the employers liability commission, will between Bradentown and Palmetto, and little rest and when he went hack to his towns Is Geneva, the other is Fort Christ­ ixesent Its final report to the twu houses to complete the hard surfaced’ road from work he found (he pipe to l* Bowing a mas settlement, which now com|>riscs u of congress ond It will embody s coin- ’ PanUh to the Hllsborough county line, full strerim of water and It is thus flow­ few residences, a postofllco, a store or plcte bill providing a graduated scale for *, war decided at the election laat Weekfby ing to Oils day. Near this, well is a fig lyvo and the usual blacksmith shopv Dur­ a big majority. ing the war with the Seminole Indians, tree twenty-two inches In diameter which die compensation through government ' The Laurel Hill News says that the faraway back in 1845, Fort Christmas was a made u yield of forty bushcls'lust season Instrumentalities for injuries to employes of railroads engaged In Interstate com­ n o t around that place will ship n car­ place of no m ean pretensions, as there without fertilizer or cultivation. merce whether due to negligence or not. The government has made a survey of was quartered there at one time as many load of sweet potatoes in a few days. The hill was drawn by Senator Suther­ a canal connecting the St. Johns river Thsy«i[w<t to get SI per bushel for them. us right thousand soldiers For the re ­ land. dia Innari of the commission and he with the Indian river at a point between mainder of the trip one Inis for company A Knoxville, Tenn . man has Invested will introiluce it in ihe sennie. Rep­ TllusVille and Kockledge. The Indian only the denizens of the forest and (he $20,000 in real estate In St. Petersburg resentative Brantley of Georgia, a mem­ river is seven-tenths of a fool lower nt deep, with (he exception of no occasional within the post yenr. ber of the commission, will pres«nt (he thatched log cabin of some mortal, wtio mean low tide than the St. Johns river The local Baptist associations were in M bill and the report in the house. k; was bent on getting away from (tie giddy ot zero. The survey of the ennui ran session In Jacksonville last Friday. JackL through Sail lake and Salt run nnd if It was announced at the White House whirl of civilization, so Unit notthlng wxmlie certainly Is a convention city. (ho project Is ever pushed to it completion, tonight that die report of die army would interfere with liis dully communi­ A year uf unprecedented progress and i there will have to be a lock nt a point medical officers wtio have examined ons with nature prosperity on the part of the city of LakoThe entire route in tin tig with the most east of Salt run. This improvement Charles W Morse, convicted New York Isad wu brought to o fitting culmination would o[ieii up all uf this purl uf F'lurlda Ixuikcr. serving sentence in the Atlanta beautiful scenery that was ever wrought Ssltmlay wiren.the citizens voted, by' an : to direct communication with all East federal prison, does not warrant Imraaby tho Creator. Tall cane brakes, w id e . _ , . . . . i .. ... * OTrrvbe!nrii^ni!u atJty,^ki'*’.rL .J r C ^ ^ -,j c ' prairies, bluff embankment., 'prehistoric1^ ^ ! n_U. t°l,^ ed .!,,y ‘A’0 ' ' " “ SMof bonds In the suin of $150,000 for Indian rivers and would lend to hulld up pardon will not he granted at (Ills time. shell mounds, clumps of cypress and pal­ Banidpal improvements. The bond pro­ a largely increased river truffle In tourist » Preceded by disscntlons, which seemed metto, festooned with Spanish moss, wild ceeds are to lie apportioned as follows cruises with pleasure cruft besides bring­ (or a time to threaten a climax anything flowers of a myriad of varieties and the For • sewerage system, $75,000. For ing into closer relation two close together but pacific, at N ew York. Saturday night whole acting as a cover ur shelter for the brick paved streets, $00.000. For additions hut now widely separated sections of the pruvori in realization everything that it» ■ •. droves of fleer, panther, wild cat. tiger to tad Improvement of pbhlic buildings stute. A canal is being put through by name implied—so far at least as concern­ - * cats, bear, raccoon, (urkey, ducks, quail ‘ flLW a land eoiupanyup ut Saw Grass lake ed its attendant conditions. President L- - r rTkMsJebcffim trf T te completion -of T , *“ ri»cJJcncva: andgeese. riic lu in t^ g south of Lake which will -relieve th is -p a n of lh« St. Taft—who Vrrx the guest of honor end ' section is very rich and flourishing. It be­ Harney is pronounced by iliote who know 1t ' j, Johns river of a great quantity of'surfnce chief speaker, while arguing for the pend­ the Florida East Coast railway, connecting a general*!arming and citrus produc­ to be the best In all of Florida. The en ­ water caused by the rainy period. . lag the mainland of the United States -, ing nrbitrntrntion treaties Between the ing locality, as many of the best groves in tire i9rriiory is without the line of regular In recapitulating for advantages for United States and Great Britain and the with Key West. January 21 to 20 next, Orange county are located there. The truvFl nnd there is little or nothing to dis­ pleasure and profit of the St. Johns and France, as he has done previously a t sim ­ will be participated In by the armed cni Is­ Heck, a jmssenger hhii freight boat, makes tort) the even tenor of the habitues of (fir , -** jr-' its lakes above Snnford. it can con­ ilar gatherings, went further tonight than a s Washington and North Carolina and dally trips from Sanford to Geneva and forest. scientiously he staled that there is no in other addresses, and replied specifical­ the scout cruisers Salem and Birmingham . i^ t r return and always comes hack loaded The river nnd lake south of Lake Her- section ottering such a diversified pano­ if the Atlantic fleet. ly to some criticisms recently made with fruit nnd farm products. nry have been fished very little which rama of scenic beauty ns does (Ids route Msttlne Prats, n Cuban, 55 years old. against the principles embodied In those The St Johns river is now navigable leave* this entire stretch wearing the , through Inland F'lurlda nnd the many wushoi and killed last Saturday by^his treaties He also made answer to the for small cruft for a distance of 2lXJ miles belt as the richest fishing grounds in in ­ vantage points awaiting (he hustlers who ie»-U)-law. Manuel Alonzo, With Alonzo charge of inconsistency lodged against south of Sanford, the water now being land America ilia varieties (u be taken - build cities are ripe for the lapping of advocates of tile arbitration (m ile s, who u d Pratts' young son, the old man was twenty-two Inches above mean law level. arc the big mouthed black bliss which their resources and are this very minute did not favor arbitration In tha difficulty baling foe birds Just north of West TaraIn making this trip, which Is one of the weigh up to as high os fifteen pounds accumulating richness In soils that will between the United States and Rustia. A Thty had gone Into a canebruke, nnd (Hill like an ox for their freedom, causo millions of dollars and fortunes '■ Alonzo says his gun was cocked and the most charming on this continent, the dev­ Charged with conspiracy In transport-, pickerel, brim, perch of many types, cat for vast tlirongs to be wrested therefrom. otee to Inland cruising will traverse n . hsomer caught In Mi clothlrig, discharge ing dynnmlte in violation of the federal of various varirlties and myriads of the The lands are rich in humus, easily leg the gun. the load entering Pratts' body. chain of lakes that have no peer In Amer­ j? ' festive alligator. One of the strange drained nnd easy of access by water, but Interstate commerce laws, three labor ica for scenic beauty. After lenving^ianHe died Initantly. The younger lad curleaders. Dial A. Tvcltmoe, secretary pi * fork nud Lake Monroe the rover will soon phenomena* is Hint is some places the the day will come when (he roar of ihc n£pti(ed his brother-in-law's story. the state building trades council; J. E.' » . como to Lake Jessup, which contains river Is salt for soma distance and in locomotive will (ell the citizens along Ihe Munsey, lender of the Salt Lake union of Winiton Lawler, a student of Southern seventeen square miles nnd on the south­ those loculilics the Osh are of the regula­ wny that it Is irnin time nnd the screech structural iron workers, and Anton Johan­ ttljrte end a son of Rev. S. W. Lawler, tion «all water type* of the whistle will force the denizens ihe sen. organizer uf the state building trades ef TsUshassee' while out hunting, accl- ern shores of which is situated (tie thrifty * The forests, along the river aijd lakes, forest further back Into (heir lairs. Then council, were indicted nt Los Angeles, fcnully shot off the middle toe, of his little village of Oviedo. Then Lake Har­ Lr j i j peal forth with the splendid song of many it will be Hint this part of Florida will ney Is encountered, which contains thirtyleft foot He was fifteen mllce from Ar­ Inst Saturday by the federal grand Jury birds nnd llie contrast furnished by such come into its own and bloom forth as tho in connection with the alleged nation­ cadia when the accident occured, and it six square miles and on which Is litunted plumed birds as the white, cream nnd schedule u t nature deemed that it should the town of Geneva. Then the follQWlbg wide dynam iting conspiracy. Their a r­ m eral hours before he reached medlakes are encountered: Puzzcl Lake, con­ pink egrel-^of which 3there I* n penalty bloom. While this is belng^ worked out eulnonce. He will soon be all right. rest followed. taining five square miles; Sliver Lake, of $50 Imposed By Stale law for the slay­ Sanford Will be used as Ihe base of sup­ The United States circuit courts, whli^ Ocala s Country club h a t Just opened containing thee square miles; Cane Lake, ing of p single one—noisy paroquets plies on account of Its being the furthcres^ -A have constituted au Important part 'in dub house and the occasion brought containing six square miles: Ponsetl Lnkp, decked out in red. white and green, whole city "to the front" and here will be ■•»I prominent people to inspect tho containing six square miles; Lake Win­ flocks of .blue DYrtitl. many types of cranes, rqulp|K-d ev|>ediilona that will bring their the federal Judiciary system for nearly a handsome building and to admire the per- der, containing seven square, miles: and grey and bald t-aglc*. mocking birds arid rewards in both - pleasure and things century past, cease their existence this * , feet arrangement* and bandsopte equlpweek. * , . then Lake Washington, which tuts an area |q fact all these birds nWual to F'lurlda, material. ®Wl end furolibing*. ■„ « The passing of these court», seventy• _______________ :— .— seven In number and covering tbe entire J ills Will H. Price, chairman of the from early estimates, and we do not look Welafc» Club have each.given the helping CELERY GOES HIGHER country, Is one of the reforms . provided r * w ^ etoocr*tlc Executive Commlttoe, band. It rem ains for other ffiends to be for very much celery from tlio north be­ ■u called the committee to meet at ‘the likewise generous. Arbor Day Inhere. 1«^ fore the latter part of February or early for in the new JadJciary code, enacted by California Supply Cut Down—F lorida V ^«lon Hotel. Jacksonville, on the IBth March. Shipments for January will be congress on March 3 la s t to become effect­ Is not wise to observe It this year whAri S ta r t s Junuary 13 2 f t S 2 ‘ * » » r The prim ary elu tio n s the need.is so great! Palms and oaks are considerably loss than during December, ive January t, 191L Nnw York, Dec. 2*J.—Celery prices con­ . ^ * W d ; , a * .Candida tea m im ed. needed also In South Park and seats to .. . Abandoned train schedules, herds ot which is very unusunl fur California. tinue to rise, and Indications are that a cattle unable to obtain forrage and drove» "The weather continues dry with cool M other b u s in g attended 5 ; reit the weary. . ■' higher market Is yot to come. This week nights, nnd as n result the yield per acre of sheep in peril of irtfcrvatlon are,tom e You can aU 'help the good cause along ¡ ^ J j w V d b w t i t y Association will hold prices are U>c per bunch higher than last »Bow.' « the board, of trade by buying a ticket for the recital at the week. California stock bringing any­ Is tbe lightest since tbe inception of tho uf tbe effects of b prolonged cold wave ■JWtorium « I January 16th to -JOth. fn- High, School on Thursday evening. 8:30 where from 90c to $1.15 per bunch. A celery business. Over one-half the celery and the heaviest snowfall In nine y e a n In crop of California has been already »hip- North Texas. In addition the w o n t JT *- ,fwUcattDttt point To' this being o’clock.’ *’ ,i Ictjcr received from the Pacific Vege­ pod." blizzard of the year is reported to be v Oenergl admission 25c. Seats can be ^Pew iest and best exhibition of poulDue to this condition In Californio, the •weeping down through Oklahoma in reserved on Wednesday and Thufid»r, table Ga. under date of December 20, *b0Wn ,n Georgia and outlines the California conditions ns foi- scarcity of state celery, and the lateneos the vicinity of -Tuplaa toward will Contribute a fine «*- between the hours, of 4 »nd « p .‘ffl„» t ijil. m , of tho Florida crop, pFjcas probably will river coantles. D. L. Thrasher'« M e« by «bowing, your losrs: « ‘"Celery shipm ents of the past tw o to reach a record mark. 0 y ,: ticket and paying io « D U extra. ■ S oli For P o ta to e s three weeks have been reasonably active. * * * * * * * 1»being made in Vojvsla ----- — i*-«---------------‘ Florida celery la .expected to start Potatoes prefer a mellow soil, cool and Growers, with the assistance of shippers the ftph law. A t the . M ateor »1 DeLand v . about the middle of January. Tbe crop not dry, neither clay nor sand, a sandy have done everything {¿talble to provide «Im lnA c o m Just closed By* On Monday evening, .about 'six o’clock in the Sanford section Is about the same *«re tried against thirteen de- the people of DeLand, »nS Daytona had a good supply of celery for the holiday ns last year, but Manatee Is short.—N. loam la best, but there m ust be an abundant supply of burnus. Clover sod, plow­ “ • nnd aU were convicted. * tbe pleasure ot seeing a brilliant meteor, trade, with the result that blenched celery Y. Pocker. . ed under tbe previous fall la excellent.is temporarily exhausted and shipm ents --- ------^ ----------------Urumright lias decided to do hla h is reported as looking like a great blaze A timothy »oil U not so desirable, b a t If for the next two weeks will be extremely n-Notice Of fir«, em itting occasional spark» In the to Hd Tampa Qf beggars flo the plowed under the previous August and The nqpuol meeting of the stockholders Iqur 6 T U te in T 5 rb « n J flight,-lighting up U w *landscape but dl»r BghL. Harvesting la southern California sowed to « cover crop It »rill do very welL Of tbo First NationalBank of SaafSed,’ will be diSMntinued Toalghl iTld 'Wni ~ r^appearing behind the trees before explod­ •» »all as beggare. Land that has grown- a crop of corri.' m&iff.to until after-Christina». will be held at the office of the Bank,’ in ing. RepOtl* from Daytona state that the bean» o r cabbage is excellent, provided "Owing to tho cold weatlter which lias Sanford, Florida, on the second Ttieaday •»»«nemW Tb# R ecital meteor boosted Just before touching the there I» a sufficient m o u n t of available prevailed in northern California shlpUt January, 1912. at 1,0 o’clock a.-GQ. Mol Atlantic, displaying beautiful shade» of k ‘ for the High School plant food.—Florida Produce News, rmd U ffónt tt>«ro will ha greatly reduced M -8to P. P. Fount, Ctthicr. ’.The ‘ 7 Club «tfUtthxtorw-GgMavUlaSua. •A“' "'zi .. ' ■ - *"t . -- * • t- ' ■ sy® 1 k 1 #V I fe l B ■■ms i® ---- 1 �January 2.1912 Imperial Theatre ONE Y E A R IN NEW Y O R K BY ... CHARLES KLEIN AUTHOR OF January 5 “ THELION~ -A N D THE MOUSE -»THE GAMBLERSMAGGE PEPPERIe t c A Com plete Production ef the C reel American Play, direction of the United Play C oinpeny;(lneorperated) P R IC E S : 1.50, 1.00 & 7 5 c S etti ta Sale at Maxwell'!. A Into the sort of dtltens that the United States must work to attain. Infant mortality must bereduced con­ gested tenement ann "slum” districts must be dene away with and every child In the country must be given an educa­ tion. not only by text books, but vocation­ al training. And there must be systematic Instruction in civics and ethics and tbe laws of health. AO of this Is to come. Every child Is to be considered tbe Wsr^^jf the nation and ooe or 1U prineefefi posft^aJoU* ' III welfare (a to be guarded', v itb ' the’’ng*»t tender solicitude; itj .tprilher "is (4 fro considered a creditor o f the country ,to whom is owed a livelihood In every, case In which she ts Inadequately cared for by the father of hA child. ;V 4 One of the last acts of the expiring w ith a h council was to rescind their action regard­ la tb a ing bill boards on the grounds that tbe *T brine ro u a Bo* of Dar*, ordinance was not legal. They were right w ith tlaaua o f rainbow ra r» ; no doubt because tbe ordinance was rath­ U Joyfully, for I know, all days m ay n o t w ith glagaaae er drastic but I hope tbe new city council will draft a new ordinance regarding tbe unsightly fences and wooden bill boards that now take up so many vacant lots la principal parts of the city. Other cities have passed ordinances requiring metal bill boards to be used and condemning the unsightly fences and bill boards and In this respect Sanford Is not ovef.tcpingj her right!. We wbnt a deirfi toVnIn W ’l try respect and if tbe commercial spirit Is allowed tb predominate it la good bye Budget of Opinion "Ju beautiful Sanford. A CMel la Amang Ye Taking Nates • aod ralth , He'll Front 'Em"— : t o Says Saunterer. 5 Tba mother of today deserve a medal for raising large fanyltlea. Isa y the mother because the mothers biear the brunt of lb# constant struggle. And now It wouit seem that the mothers are cotring into their own a* the following from tbe Miami Metropolis would indicate: Curious that it should . have taken al Umm r n n to bring log It to pass In the United States, but m en/ other reform* have taken on incredibly load while to «valve end one thing i* certain, other ' atatae ln the union will follow the ex* ample and maybe accomplish even more' good, We ere «peaking of the law re­ cently put'Into operation In llllnol* for .'the petitioning of toolbars who have *: families of dependent children. . For tome time there he« been provision made In the state for taking a child away from a mother who Is unable to support It and for paying some family tan dollars a month for lu care, but not so very ‘ long ago It occurred to some bright mini that Ibe ten dojlera a month might be given to the mother of the child who Vonld naturally- provide more lovingly for lu car« than wodld a stranger. The new lew gives five or tea dollars a month apiece for each child end many a hippy home ’ Is found, filled with coo* tented children who tinder the old pro* vision might be scattered In many bouse* bold* semi-orphans with a heart broken mother left to struggle for an s existence that would mean nothing but sorrow forThe next step for Illinois to take la one for. the pensioning of all mothers who will accept the money.. This will no doabt foster any amount of wicked grafts a* there will be mothers with "primely Incomes" who will register for asslstance Dram the pension officer, but Illinois won't care. It la even possible that there will follow Ip «11 partaof the country a move­ ment for the. support of all children who m aybe receiving Insufficient food and American people are .on the eve of a great awakening. There Is to cotoe a movement that la to cany ^Intelligent and lu reeulu age to brfaiod In children tfrat are more . universally normal. happy and p o n qualified for developing ¿icto gear’s By TEMPIX BAILEY T H E E V E N IN G TELEGRAM I • "Will rival la popoWity T k » Lion , 6<i M oum .' A Wo» bio« Mary. Grippinj HI U||H>f.| D m tikabb K<i*| *f l b es**-" T H E E V E N IN G MAIL "Gripped the »«diene*. Will tun u u ^. *Tk* Lion sad <1m Mm*r.*> Intva*- h«-.,, ,BI Realiatic m i n u r of serin«." T H E E V E N IN C WORLD - "A hanasn pulse b»*tin« iniL r play." T H E TIM ES. "T ka **»inp of troth, ¿rippioftf. ' I '• * ™ T H E AMERICAN. "Will «ndoubtedljr meet with wide *pp,r ,,| finely acted. Cronin* rift« in tkr appt.u.r T H E GLOBE V "T k r audit tier onjoyrd every macnaui U pU y" T H E WORLD. 'Popular rucerea.’ SANFORD LODGES , tsafsrd Led«* Ms. 2 7 .1.0 0 r. JaT&raW.’’w.50s.*n»u. , Wi •«■Inals Chaster Ns. 2 ,Order te a tr r n star Mom» »very aeeond and fourth Erkin, io mean Every om who baa a**n hla Star Id th# t«u «rd tally Invited to vtall the chapter A u a L Kim .*, Sec , r. O. E .C alarir City Aerie i n t i ZM m loss Brat sod third Tœadajr» m e'»ri tnfmlk Boi] in Wtlboro# UlceX. third Boor Pliseiil« Lea«« No. 3. h nf »■ 'Heels second and fourth Morula* • v kntehta alwoya welcome P f. Hu«, i... - • ; Eeliï ? Fran*. K. R. and S. S anford I s d g f . NS 6 2 . f O. L Tayk», T ls s ta r H, l lory. Communication every Brtl and Um l thur>daya «I 7 JO p. m VitltlnJ brother, wrlnxnr Unite BrolhertiMd of Carpe ntan an.) j 0in eraI of ef Amerlci America ion No. No 1751. 1751.1U B Sanford Local Union < lui J of A rrtreta every Thnraday huraday nixhi nlxhi ai ? I la Door w«. »,■ t I the Lasieo'ftill W. A. Humohr Um RS. I T 'A nd the feast of ingathering at the year’s end.” —Lxodus xxxtv, 22. t B. P O. E. Sanford 1odJr 12 4) Meet Elrvt aod Third Wednevl») m.' F irat an d P a lm e tto W I) I I » « » O I. T.ii,- - So th e y ea r dies, an d so Into th e afterglow A ll th e y e a r ’s d a y s go. L. U. 0 A t The Loyal Order of Mocae meet« , rveotnj at 8 00 P M on the 3n1 H»ur 1 Inj. Dr. J. N Rnhaon, Dklatot H Secretary- We co u n t them , o n e b y one. D a y s filled w ith sh a d e or sun, D a y so f £reat tasKs b eg u n , u — D a y a o f achievem ent» Days'W hen w o, w eaK an d frail, Felt all our co u ra g e fail. W hen,we, b en u m b ed an d pale, • Met o u r b ere a v em en t i'll** tween You and Me 4 Thq retiring dry council like the past­ ing year goes out of buiinesa. and like tbe ywar they have been cusaeil-Mkd discuss­ ed. and damned if they did and damned If they didn't. While the Saunterer always took occa­ sion to lock boms with them If tbev were In tbe wrong I always gave them their mead of praise when they were in the right, and now that they have passed with tbe year 1911 I can see only their good deeds and will pass up their faults. The city ¡council Is a body of mortal m as and mortals arq apt to err, just as we people of common clay are apt to do. The job of alderman Is no sinecure end can congratulate the retiring aldermenjor what they have dona We will all start the new year'JIth our faces set forward Help to make ¥ greater city, regardless 01 petty politics. ’ WHAT THE NEW YORK CRITICS SAY OF THE THIRD DEGRtt. A n d far a n d far a w a y W a ^ n ctth a y ea i^ o llrit d&y— 1 =" But w as it sa d or g a y , *. C an w e rem em ber? S lo w ly th e y die, th e d a y s, A s d o es so m e ru d d y b laze— End In a amoKlng h a z e Or crum bling em ber. * * . % # t . * * ■ To th * Old (tollable C o m m issio n M a rc h sn ta a F lor >dA • Manuficturini Co. ifetf, Sisk Psare, BIîmIb, GcmiiI M *4 Çkatflsll; far. JA C K S O N V IL L E . FLA. <* * * t^ * t* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Sanford feibrary *'* , , Jack so«*«ll V in z a n t & C o ., J o y s—th ere w ere Joys to sp aret G riefs—th ere w ere griefs to b ear, A h , an d th e Joys all fair ;j Spent on th e m orrow s I J o y s w ere th e clin h in g gold D ropping from oyt our h old — We, lih e to xxgsers old, ■: • ; C lung t&oiir sorrow s, i '. t a« — -’*» Mvfy t * • FRUITS and . ANI) :: Free Reading Room ; I * *■ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ U p afaiffij-P ico Block * A n d this is stran ger atill, Sorrow s'that worKetd u s 111 N or grow a s Sorrow s will, To th in gs w e cherish» A n d out of all th e y e a r • We find that sig h arid tea r A s b lessin g s n ow appear A n d ca n n o t p e r ish .. Open Tuesdays 4 to G p m ♦ AND : Saturdays 4 to 9 p m ♦ S tr a n g e r s Welcome »!*-. * i -, So do w e co u n t th e d a y s D ow n all o f tim e’s lon g w a y s A n d w ith dim p e a c e w e g a z e O n b o n d an d fetter, «à A n d K now a t la st th a t a ll. H -. O f th e b lind b low s th a t fèdi v A n d th e cu p s brim m ed w ith gall V /B u t m a k e u s better. ' • 4^v—ti So d ies th e y ea r, a n d so G ently w e com e to K now H ow fair th e afterglow . - Looking for a Good House to Ship Your Fruit and Ve^e tablesto? H q rp la O n e o n th o B est • M a rk e t ■ W r it * f o r S l a n c i l a a n d M srh o t y ' , R a p o rta T oday^. *> 4- F . Ö . H E W IT T - C 0 . Ä S iiii'S Ä N e w York ___1 FLOWERS -a PLANTS - ~ BUI BS F m » Troot i* J Nuraory Bt»<k L . H a .T E M P L E Phooa IM . IRK and Oak Ave. Sanford^ special Offering ln Ferne. Florida Floral Designs to Order. 1-28-KM/ Awl«» �January 2 J 9<2 THE RETIRING CITY OFFICIALS Buys five acres of the finest Celery Land, ti fenced and with flowing well, including acres of Celery, set out and in prime co tion. An acre or more should be read) cut February 1st This land is within one mile of Sanford good road and near shipping station r j t y eoi*» or rcss or Title Bond & Guarantee Company SANFORD, F L O R ID A ESTABLISHED IMS ION M E R C H A N T S r limiti Setti HX- S tev e nò SOUTHERN SHIPPING NO. SO m «I: ~] *-: A I**"': ■< ij *. .V ,*1 .1 «l | 318 WASHINGTON STREET. NEW YORK REFERENCES Cotntt J.7 Slitti A n u * N.uoa.1 voted considerable space. which cost So cents on agate line, it» tell (he public thnl ibe “Florida (“ilrus Exchange oranges" M ayor S pcncrr und New Afderitirn Sanford Will Have A Fine Ex could be hml there In Boston ihe largest Take Their S eals ■tore tin mil Ink trull» mlverirne« ¡is fol­ hihft At Orlando , For the noil two yean (lie cuy o( San lows “ We Iin ml It* the Florida ('iuus Exchnnilc fruits. Orders delivered prompt­ ford will Ik1 ruled by Mayor Silencer anil of aldermen as follow« T .1 Mil­ COMMERCIAL CLUB HAS MEETING ly." Ill Philadelphia mid n score of alerIword chairman F l Woodmi! It, W' Hern other cities you will tind like advertising This ut something that we never sow don. I‘ M Filler Geo fox Ir , W. S before. The Florida em us fnilis are Hand,iindjy.. Il 1hid^rw.M«J. ^ j ’etWAn.àv V' 11» Wm. (tie *|hh.1e*t. ( ^Ttwy wcT^N|MÌ^**M}£r^ morning in (lie council cliamher It> Mayor I the sweetest, with more juice contents, Lake who made a iliort address thanking than any orange tin (lie market, while its llle retiring council for then kindness ami sr lirnpBfrull has no |>eef vp \ Advertising is paying ibe Exchange k>ni [tu Iliy during In» trim of oilier MayTif S|vncer. being installed. replied nB iirnriibers— paying every ¿rower of fruits in a few well cintarli words, ns did the )a in the state, anil every ¿rower should other aldermen. to he u lu m b er ul the Exchange ami help iry ^>car ,*l<" burden ol cost which is putting Mayor Si»enccr ihen called the now gold dollars in Ins pocket council together and f J Miller w n ^ You will find a like rtuidilion (»revails chosen as the chairman, after which counist In eveyy city and town, where some, ( cil adjourned ( merchants do nil (lie advertising and (he M W l/ivell ns clerk nml assessor. W he f®** 10 profit by picking up the j L. Morgan ns treasurer and collector. I. crumbs. , W. TiIIi» as marshal and C A McGlun as I 1 ; ► ff ii TW m m ‘A r i » m Kindly write for stencil if needed • ' SOUCI UNO AGENT WikNTED DOES LOCATION AND EXPERIENCE COUNT? i; .! iîï ': w | ■ »\ A m iii“ -L ii Only exclusive hnker in the city. All mixing done with latest improved Sani­ tary machinery. S p e n c e r’s B read handled by a ll firs t class grocers. SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY Known to the Trade : policeman were also given llie oath of NO. 111 PARK A V E N U E their re»(iective ollices F L Woodruff. PHONE 10« Charlie Ferry the well known vege I1 M Elder and li ‘o f ox »ere umilile to table grower and iiieintwr of the firm of lie present and will he sworn m by Mayor Milteer & Ferry Is not a vegetarian In Spencer ol the next meeting any sense of the word hut just ns n trial A large number of people were present package last Sunday decided to have at the ccremon^ and the new officials a vegetable menu for dinner all taken were warmly congrntulnteil by many from hli farm and the card was ns fol­ friemls and well wishers. lows: w Broke Ills Arm When* you can gel the best of everything delivered Green Fens, It seems that (“opt. R II Murks Is the to ytm r iliKtr by apedul messenger and on Time Green Corn. original hard lurk man when it come» to W t CARRY A C O M P L E T E LINE Of Strawberries having accilimits. Several months ago, Young Onions while if)it»g to h mid the «trret car near flo rid ,i and W estern Beef and Pork. Lamb. Dry and Green Beans Fork avenue he sprained his left arm so Salt Meats, fish , Poultry and Home Made Pork Sau­ Fresh Tomatoes badly that he lot« been unable to use tl sage. New Potatoes Yesterday while crossing the street to the We are now prepared to give to ihe trade our special New Turnips. posloffice lie shppedon the wet pavement Country Butter. ami fell, breaking the same hoodoo arm HOME MADE CORN BEEF Charlie did not state whether “he had at the wrist The Cnpt. says that if it ' Try it— you will be pleased. Green River or Green Seal but the menu will tak» as long to heal the hrenk as it was good enough without nny trim ­ ditl the spraiij he will have n gloss arm for the rest of his life He certainly has mings. Phone No I 110 Park Avenue Seriously (hit menu should receive the the sympathy ul his many (fiends who consideration of our northern /fiend* hope fur his speedy recovery. Who nre shivering over the fire and dig­ ging frosted potatoes and apples out of the cellar while they eat canned goods and aw ait the coining of spring to thaw PRACTICAL the frozen ground. This monu can be had all the year round in Sanford's great irrigated vege­ table growing belt, the Garden Spot of the World. Corner Main ami Monroe, Jacksonville. Branch of the G R EA TEST F e r r y “» V e g e t a b le D in n e r mk Meat Market of Q u a lity , ---- — r r » . v « ****** «UV- T™*1 ce,erT should communicate with “Wtommittec. tàiLîî' Lfffler“the rann who ha* enlMi»ed thousands of people at various swfcrdMbibltrRiU have charge of «he tooth and no doubu are entertained about >pP««incejrf Sanford“» exhibit. Evr f o°*la “ »Is fcedon should pull for the tBd f? a grand Sanford exhibit. •> Co operative Advertising tw»value of the advertising done by **! Wids.Cltrus Exchange, made posaiu l rj a i,tMtcneat of * * cent. • *»*. S g J f W W iI U . AdvtttUiag Is curaiih f a ratio is likehd unto that of «SdUnwod .cale. A ono-dght carat Resolutions Whereas, it has pleated the Almighty God; In his Infinite “wisdom, to remoVe flfotn our circle Sov. Jo* Wood. Therefore be llresolved, That we hum­ bly bow Id submission j o .the will of Him who doeth all things weU'^nd that,we flX' tend our heartfelt sympathy to ‘the fam­ ily in their sad hour of bereavement. , ,; j , Fbottace E. H iu, Ellin *N.. Hoeurn. ,:s ■ BEaniA'Binccgs. ' . O- Soverigns. “^ ’Celery City Grove ho. fiO, Sanford. Fla. * system of Business Colleges in the World—23 “years' sucecs*^ 150,000 {‘ t '• • graduates. More than 100 high-grade instructors. Contracts given to secure graduates PO SIT IO N S or R E FU N D .M O N E Y ; Indorsed by more Florida and Georgia Bankers and other business men than ALL O T H E R Florida and Georgia hliglness colleges combined. W « also teaefi BY M AIL. Catalogue F R 1$B ?^ 7. ■» ' ■ r. *. * 'Tfte Tampa Guide (Jllar« * * 7 , The chances ore that they wlU please you Iris worth the trial. Tlie jH c e l* only Association t nlertulncd ore edvmW üg U» fvkPu ,3c each But you will find In Uiia Tampa •dvertl*lng|Épi>e by the . The'Florida Vegetable Growers kept duide cigar the inept* of a ten center. » I«crested the demAw which baa open bouse yesterday and despite the ln| dem ent weather many vlaitor* spent a pleasant half,hour and,a smoke with the £ 8 8 » » .* " *# I 7 A . H . J A M E S , Manager, Jacksonville, Fla.' Dikes Hit* flame freely unit Instantly and burps'evenly to (he end. They have an eMy draft and (he ash does not flake,or sade off. The flavor and arotAa Suits Nine Our Of Ten !| i-gradé Pianos, Organs and Graphophones. Low Prices. Easy Payments. �THE SANFORD HERALD S H IN G L E S NMMfrd Every Tw*4»y ■»! FrHiy MomUx By THEIffRAID PRINTING COMPANY 1 J M uti V. t dit« W M l U m t S . B u » l n t» x H M i l t r ( F o r m w l y M cNAIR S 8 0 N ) ' D y a 'l-U p c h u rc h Building, Jackso n ville, F lo rid a Our stocl. is Well Manufactured, Carefully.,Graded, Price Low. cannot furnish our stock write us for prices. Tbe cocnty división le v « i* beootning prevalen« In tbe Saníorti «eetton. Cutu o< CSty council met in regular session Urge cuantié* into »m ili« oaes l» natural Monday evening Jan. l*t. 1912. Present as tbe coontry devefepa and to «op tbia T. J. Mil!«. W. I I Underwood. B. W. ycu will ha va to atoo devriepmem—Flor­ Herndon, W. S. Hand. F. L. Woolmff, ida Advócate." Geo. Fax Jr. Abaent P. M. Eld«. A ft« ■ few words from Mayor Spencer, tbe R etail« to Orlando county and Sanford Rev. Summer» invoked the blessing of county tbe Report «-S tar v u i a to know God on tbe new council and tbe (Sty what kind of brand we are drinking. government On motion Mir. T. J. Mil»« Not tbe Oriaado brand certainly because w know when a label read« Orange coun­ ty or Orlando and tbe brand doe* not keep u* from bolding one rye open on tbe present county «eat. Sanford will have a look in a* long as tbe H«ald editor is Underwood. W. S Hand. O rdinance. R on tbe lob an d brands end red vtrrtrrs W Herndon c h a irm a n l i r a Fox. J r . P; M E U « . Fire. W H U nderw ood, c h a ir­ will be inspected v«y dourly m an. Geo Fox. J r ; B. W H « h d o a IBltD BOOlt *404” S an tta ry . W £. H and, ch airm an . 41- W -- v B udding. P. M. E h i« . e b a im a p : W. H. irtrdon. F- L Woodruff. Editor B&ss of tbe Hillsboro l CL) New« recently was called to task became be in­ serted an advertisement for a “boose” L’nJ«wood, VV..S. Hand. Moved and second <*3 that the finance palace in that u ty . Editor Bliss in tbe committee be authorized to venire an next b rae of his p ep « answered the crit­ exp«t accountant, rod h av e the 'books ics in the following style of the city audited for th e past four years. He says be confesses to tbe act. but as­ signs IVo reasons therefor First, because C am ed. The clerk was jn M ru cted to furnish be needed the money and be get fifteen the n a m e d with the a ovum l of vo u ch « * cents a line lot it Second, be desired to ascertain whether hn esteemed brothers and sisters read his pap « Both h*s curi­ The tra m a n e * * co m m ittee w as to ­ osity and cupidity have been satisfied. He had talked of tbe evils of internpei- u r jcte-l to w ort vnth the city atto rn ey , anc*. devoted mach space to tbe religious and revise ibe orditisn eev Moved and seconded th a t the m a tte r and temperance organirvtuo* given tbe of tir a * tug a m ap of tbe e rr> be r r f r r r d freacbers ccenpiimrctary n o n ce s but no to the vtir e t com m ittee C arried intimation had e v « been given th a t his I Moved an d w ounded (h a i tbe bond of H rfexts w «e aj^ e ev ate^ u » * r n « t 5 os ms tk iB tts S J I n f i r a lot tbe past there je a rs sx a o n ste editor of th e K issim m ee G i r « t e . has r r o r r d fro m ac tiv e j a a n i i i w i and state* th a t be wiD Lve oo bis orange grave OQ tbe lakes. "T rip- h as been a war b e n e ft* m any years and his ¡ m e s c e La K issim m ee h as b e e s felt in m any way* and a!w , j » fee tbe beswfit of tbe a t y and county He it one of tbe "straig h t frees tbe sbeadd« kind * tv? battle* far w hat tb e > behave it r .¿ it desja te ail oppnriuou. and the ttn u a lua D erm a* system dem an d ed a o m >b cu . H e is lucky to b r able to retire w ith tb e ta tis f actxei of know ing th a t his work w as well done and by his works be will be know n fee. ah um e There is no more “ acting l a b « id the wnrid th a n building | up a cxenma -.n y by tbe un tirin g etferts of * n ew * p ap « and « 3« « or la » « the j phy*»caJ being call» a b a il The tired | heat«» 4 n s a : d i a r r i f i t r and fads U> rv* P » i to the last! of a setfiah an d too ex ­ acting potvbc. Lncky tbe» u tbe ywsraabst who can j retire to tbe peaceful glades, v b rr t tbe grteu and gold of tbe orange tree casts a ■bade let the weary seek« of rest Where tbe restful fanes stag a sccg of encrectmest. Where tbe crystal takes dot tbe greesswarJ and tbe softest s a j r . « bare re* dirnjte tbe wave-hpa tc*o”ki»c* far tbe h b n 00 tbe sixer. w V ry tbe ak is reuauast %«b tbe v s r i M n rin iy <f a A — a d sweet voiced Wsdi’.and. radqleBl Of tbe f erf ume of rnxa y f t f i n n 'u Rest ycarr bean and scvii gad body. T rip .- and wben.faPy rested a fid made •new. ra«y yv>* K a n g , frjea your sy+raa retreat and take up tbe woci w hen yeo W t efL .■ C ij r jlt to Congtooob jbotfl at %,ongtooob, y io r tb a Ten miles from Sanford or Orlando. The finest and most homelike family Hotel in Orange county. Furnished new .throughout, Our cuisiue thè very best. A ten course. dinner 50c. W hite help ex­ clusively. Service guaranteed. Boating, Motoring, Pool, Billiards, Tenuis, Croquet, Weekly Dances and Alkehést Lyceum Attractions Semi Monthly for the pleasure of our-guests. Our table is supplied with“the best the market affords. Catering looked after personallyTiy the Manager, Mr. A. F. Falck, a well known Chef. Accomodations for one hundred. Booklets upon application. Information gladly given. Write, Wire or P h o n e ............................................................. A. F. FALCK R esid ent M anager SCREENS AND BLINDS AMfliM Steinway &. Sons Behr Bros. - Ma “Crown” Sto Kohler & Campbell - H and Fischer ^ V t n a ¿ v > u * s L i ^ U £ - '* r * * £ T * th e treav u rrrs t> nd tie fixed s t $ n>*) <XJ and the chief of fn ficr L’" » OO C arried Mcveii srvd arewnded th a t the foikswm* s i Linea he fiird for the m ju m g term (.VrS » n i f tv e a v r [ e f ftianth. chief of ¡»-nee ST 5 pw ¡■er m o n th , collect or an d ■ ireawww V-J ‘ jv-t m onth, t o h r m r a S'-O JWT T O U tk T3«*Teey fftspffV ttr-5 « ? p er month. pound m a i l « S^O per m onth, street forem an U'-’ r*» m onth, city a tto r ­ l n t re ta in e d * T b e S e n io r s ney I I I » per year, city (*> i- r i m Safi per ftn V * t f j f s aftniMAiu. 6et w ren the y ^ r . m a jo r S i » p « year, ald erm en S2 b sirs of ¡ h ir e an d five. Mias Jo iv ie Stufar each m eeting a tte n d e d i > * e a t « t alarvi the w-Aior class i»f the Moved and seconded th a t a a t> jh y si I hanford ffigh School an d a few f r ir n d i at cian be riected by ballot- C arried P r * b « be -Tte i*n F o u rth s tr e e t .' , J V B hsori received the m a m m y of tbe The tfcxr» ws* newt K rtisiicitty decvjr. Autopiano I **-<ev can If your denier Scnd for Catalogues, P ric e s and T e r m s i>i r v n r i ht, rW'tioo v , i tt-d to w hile lu v u l) jhevu-iujs. jVHIed iJ tnt* srsj beflk. carry n g out as th e coi r h 'f e iu f I t r ctys* twk rv. p e d i ||> I w hite Several in trre v tio c t i n e a And t o c i r i u : Moved and seconded that council then w tse arra n g e d . A m ong th ese wxv a te le ­ adjourn. Carried. . gram of te n words, ht*cb word beg in rung ' w ith th e s a m e .le t;« . Miss H oskins Jo n e s k rrtx a f and D e p a r tu r e u f Ira l« > w as the sic c .-sifu l cool e s ta n t, receiv in g a s tim i wx an whit* felt p -a w iper w^tfi S H S l!f »2 At I l i a m Lv lA J b tte c n lr il in green. Ifct^ l wiegram w a v ’, M - 1 1 M a tp * 11 13 a ~Sanf>ed v a i to s e rxly. w m e say sad - E35 p p . î_ià p t u r n » « - 1 S ta y '.Saw . ' M ist RuUi § tr w . * vfi p m a n i n f VI: O a re o c e U stiW rv cut fu* «he M T t? ► ' ' I CGiwwjfsiiô^ te rr e a n i - Miss S tew art re- i « A r flls tD Ly 2 J f a s'W xnoa. r1 • H - Î.H5 p m - 1 ** p At tb e e i u c c i the aftern o o n dviicKxii Ai “ 4 J S p uy '<«1 " ¡C2S p rf-'rcshm eiits. were served. ; In ip ste o f tb e ic ò r t a e n t w e a lh « those [re se n e w ere M isSrs'B ertha P ackard. R oth S te rra re Ruby B e its, H oskins Jo o e s. Mary M e l i « . Je sM f. Jossse s a d J u n c ie S tu raoa. Messrs, d a r e n c e M xbooey. Robert McRim a n d G v y o s e t\« _ m ade uaanio»-fix. Cbe iV rk * 4 i m atnarted to secure bet t « ¡¡gbit for tbe ether. California W ra fb er . r Tbe ifjtege bgft "of SSutlbti ú M o n i t bad"a cvid sziap last week, wbldi ranged frets { i n k degree*. ■and thé damage to tbe crop ts eutriuktnJ a t twenty - (>et cene But tbe California papera "àid not fra tore the tmsfomine Tbe new* was buried among tbe c in s i Sed adv « u w - «J J A C K S O N V IL L E - - F L O R ID A ■ :*fWfiWAWMWRW,WWmMMWWM*V.‘'f5 BIG JACKSON­ VILLE HOUSE FOR BETTER | F in e S ta tio n e ry Engraving & D ie Stam ping SE R V IE IN • ‘ Books A rtis ts ’, S u rv e y o rs ’ and • / * SUPPLYING-: YOUR WANTS D raftsm en s’ M a te ria ls Kodaks, S p o rtin g Goods S ouvenirs, E t c . m « m e te e 4 e « e e e e e e e e e e m e e * 4 te e e f( E v e ryth in g for th e O ffice PRINTING - BINDING f LITHOGRAPHING J a c k s o n v ille , Fla tariy tase I k i ... ^ SEED PO TATOES I*ra^û^M arâeaw^Ab,* Y w k S u n BIUs Triaapb I b isù a w ts .wnwm —_ M i ogn>> rMW<C n n u iW t*i e lnz CO««« ROTATO rcrnuzCR Flsfté* �ra w * B ?: ■ P . f January 2, 19»2 = | i | p d THE SANFORD HERALD iF a m o i i t the city looking forward with interest to the time when The Herald will become a six or •even column paper set on a lino. I set ilt t le H a p p e n in g s — M e n tio n o on| h Simplex, but am planning for u standard lino in the nut far distant future M a tte r s k i B r ie f. I hnvo a new Dnbcock |»e»s large enough for seven column sheet :tnd this chnnge 1 PERSONAL ITEMS Of INIERES1 hope to make sometime Your Christmas issue was n dandy. Summary o i th e f l o a t l n i Sm all Talk Cordially yours. i • succinctly A rranieO for H ur­ C. H. SciKM.rv. ried Herald Reader». M ay o r R ugsdale Help plant treea In the H l|h School J. H. Ragsdale of Pulnski. Tenn , wns p « t Thursday evening. inthocity on Saturday looking after his Get price» on bean» foe »pring planting Sanford Heights property He wns ac­ from L R- PhlllP« * & * . 34 8tc companied by Mr. Horne, a prominent Lend a hand, everybody, toward the citizen of Pulaski. Mr. Ragsdale wns re­ beautifying of the High School Pork. cently elected mayor of his home city und wears his honors lightly. He nnd his How Is the time. ' Bean* and corn for apring crop* Just family expect to return to Sanford for a few weeks during the winlrr „rived. L R. Philip» & Co. 34-8tc y d i u Lilian Herring waa the charming A Terror. guest of Mis* Annie Whltncr for u couple . "Some o 'd o se refonnurs," said Uncla of days laat week. Haaborry, "mnkOB me t'hlnk of Bantus . Have you tried the Slrrlne House? 4lh Plnkley's dog, 1 says to hn, “ llaitua,* Md Palmetto. If not got o meal ticket. I toys, *1« dat dog good foh rntsT* An* a tif he eays, No; he's mighty hurt foh UiM Alberta Hopeon returned Sunday r*t«.' ‘Does be ketch 'em an' kill 'em?" 'No,' says ‘H astu s; 'he don't ketch evening after a week pleasantly spent 'em, ner he don't kill 'em Hut ir dey with borne folk* In Tampa. comes foolin' around him he'll mighty ► " Beans, peas. com. tomatoes, cucum­ near skeor 'em to death " ’ ber*. watermelon, okra. New crop seed. R. Philips * Co. ... Japanese 8hgn Factory Life. Of the Japanese factory laborer the Dr. R. P. Hudson the w ell. known oe> a v e r a g e "w ork life'* Is short, very few culUt l* In Sanford again end will hove being able to lust longer than five u Dffloe in tbe Herald byllding'-dnrlng yefini Hence the rural population K ' * - . kls R iy ^ , - 2 V ' ■¿ \ 4 Dr. R P. Hudson, eye gp^UUlat.-who *. w h sapford last winter is bock again ” H utond, the HenfTd ufltce, Jan . 4 to 11.'See-hint If your eyes or glasses • trouble you. F. P. Forster received Intelligence yesterday that hi* old home city. Washing­ ton. C. H. Ohio had been almost totally destroyed by fire. How'about your watermelon crop? Bet ter buy your seed now. L. R. Philips A Ce. Rev. M. M. ijjrd is visiting Ilia parent» J. M. Lord south of the city. Rev. Lord will leave In ■ few days to take charge of his new field of lat>or at Kochelle. Fin , Ltic lime to buy brans huftifo rise in price** U t i W ! ) [ A Ca Have (Jrnty of them. 34-8tc • V Henry H. i’eatxxly and-b^lde arrived In the city Friday afternoon from Alabama Uit. Peabody is not a stranger in San­ ford. As Miu Katherine Hrfllcld she lived here with her pa ret* several years igo. Buy your s|ving planting *seed at L. R Philips & t’o 's 34-8lc The entertainment by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred fiale in the auditorium of the High School last Friday evening was exccedL •, Ingly interesting and occeptobly rendered by Hr. and Mr*. Gale, whose enthusiasm •nd kwe for ihelr work could not fnll to Interest their audience in the portrayal of the home life of iho Red Man, the abo­ rigine* and rightful owners Of this great country. Dr. K. P. Hudson, eye specialist, who wi* in B^nford last winter, it bock again •thisok! stand, the Herald office, Jan. 4 to 13. See him if your eyes or glasses j.' trwible you. 34-c Edgar A. Wright, editor and Owner of . the Fiorfch Grower, a weekly nnd monthly Journal published at Tampa in the In? *■*. °f the fruit and vegetable growers -^•f the state ns well as land purchasers throughout the nation was In Sanford this w*ek on business fconnected with his pibUcauoni. Mr. Wright went from here to the Everglade* to mako a thorough Pwonsl Inspection and Investigation of h* dmlopment work being done there is the matter of draining the Evcrglodes g: u d the reclamation of large areas of Inundated lands, which facts after proper “ mpdstlon will appear In the columns tl the Grower. Tfsadiotncrt lino of alligator bags ond hwhs ever brought to Sanford, at •“* R*“ 11 ftore. L. R. Philips t Co. J 27-0t rv ttr I L I C*n |r# ,lll» tM m iT TH« herald - * ,Uof ° f Th0 H eraW ,a • » • ■ H íV»d i i " V eL a ««opllraent from one of the awJ “ w following from C. H. y ? ' . ®d,l0f of Hw Guilford (Conn.) ^ • U o e Time* is appreciated; I j** killac of Th« Herald - 9 * * ro“r yt*y liwelr and interasting S Idease aocept my thank* for todphotiog lltMji t t o ñ 't íp é f t - ■nocks things ea. and so It U that tokwnT ^Sanford abl* *°this ®níttr my P™!****1 ' winter, which 1 hesitates to Tnlgrale to the city when country em ploym ent Is.nbundant. WANTS All Local A d v ertisem en ts Under th is Heading. Three C ents a Lin« Each Issue Fountain Pen—Found m the postoffice on desk. Owner may have »nine by describing to clerk m slump window. 3t lie WnnltHl—White messenger Imy ni Wesiern-llnion Telegraph Co» office 34-if Lost—Large hound, red with white around neck and down brensi. ( female) If found return lo or let me know auil received reasonable reward, A S Mi RipBU^ r r *-rH-Lm in TrUFiiy" Concern—Gentleman from Connecticut, with severnl year» ex­ perience in grocery and general storr. now in Sanford und would like in locate here Con give best of references mill letter of recommendation from last em ­ ployers. I.rt me demonstrate my worth to you. J. N Wooding. 311 i’aik avenue. Sanford. Fla 3t-li-p Wunteii Position—Would like to get work of some kind Albert Canton. Cres­ cent City. Flu 34-2t Voice le s s o n s —linllan method OiU. phone or address Mrs. G. L. Hoy. 32-3tf HurTy your grape vine planting, us best tithe is imsaing. Have a few oil hnnd for immediate delivery Plant Amoor Privet for heiige nnd secure healiful and everlanting inclosure Chit liowers nnd plants, nursery stock L. H Temple, phone lf*U 32-1 f For Sale—5 acre farm, twenty bearing orange trees. 50 pencil tree», ul»o very large bearing jienr trees, modren 5-nxun cottage, frout and buck pordies, faces soulii Golden Luke. 3 miles south east of Sanford: 5 minutes walk to street rail­ way, also Ovcldn railroad. Fine drinking water, good bathing, fishing and swimmlng. Also ]0 acre tract of the very best celery and lettuce land, well located. M mile west Cameron City, le»» than u ipiarter of mile from Sunforii traction carline, l-ond hn» n gentle slo|>e from North to South End. *n dicre will never lw any danger of soured land. Guaran­ teed lo get Hawing wells on land. Rea­ sonable price, and terms to suit Ad­ dress box 1127 City. 2-tf5 Wanted—To rent llrstclnsa upright piano four or five months. Phone 200. 32-tf ' The Gale City House hns brought down ihe high cost of living Only 94.00 per week for the finest table board in the city. Seo Parker. 28 I bought five tracts of fine land three years ago. I improved and cultivated them. Well located. I want one for a home and trucking. See me for bargains on others. Levi Ulnford. Just south of Crystal Ice Factory. 27-tf For Sale, by Owner—9-room, 3-story. Strictly mpdetn house, at 513 Oak avenue; one of the best residence street* In San­ ford; good barn, 83 foot front: good shade; 5 blo«k» from heart of city. Call Phone 139, or address P. O. Box 1229. 31-4tc Ten acres of good land for sale at.a bargain. Three acre« cleared anti crop­ ped last season. All under fence. Near ending station on traction llpe. Almost given away. Particulars ,at Herald Office. For Sale—A pretty Florida hpme on Silver Lake. C. F. Willinme, 'Box 023 Sanford Fla., or phone 201. 33-tf Bargain—5 acres of land In Beck Hnmmock: best land In the county: sllcleam l and irrigation plant oompteie. with 1 acre celery, 3 Acre» lettuce*another acre ready {for potaides or nnytAlngi -Crop and land complete; 19500 00. f . M. Mecortncy, Sanford. Fla. K. P. D. No. 3. 3M f For * Rent—Furnished room.. *electric ghrs, hot and cold, bath orntrall»* located * ** 1*4 (Ini, 3-tp Address "S" Bôk 1117 1317. rCity. nge Countyr. W . S Î J . 1^ tOWO W * 0 0 ' * tOO, Address: Vans AgnewACruwfoal. Kiss. T h e JieraJd lrame*, Flortdy . . . _ . 3?-2t WHAT THE WAYBILL IS MOST IM P O R T A N T R A IL R O A D IN G DOCUMENT ' *v •- C o n ne cting L in k B e tw e e n th e P o i n t * of S h ip m e n t and D e liv e r y and C o n ­ D i r e c t i o n s * —•SaVtirile a thick cloth and «pply over petn of eny kind, remove before ta in s an I t e m i z e d S t a t e m e n t of Eaoh C o n sign m e nt. Manufactured by J. S. THRASHER at Lake Mary. il bliettft and continue to apply. ii T b o wnyblll a n d th e hill of la d in g a r e t h e tw o docuini-nta upoti w h ich all Ih e voj*t f a b r ic of ra ilro a d f re ig h t re p o r ta Is founded. T h e waybill p la y s Ibe la r g e r p a r t by far. O rd in a r ily It Is a p r in te d fo rm on to u g h paper to a t a u d th e m a n y b a r d knock* It r e ­ ceive* b o th In ­ doors and out be­ fo re It I s - s a fe ly tiled aw ay, it Is f o u r an d o n e h a lf Inches w ide by _ s ix t e e n Inches long On Itn b ack m a n y road» p r in t In d e ­ tail v a r io u s I n s tr u c tio n » for Its use It Is th e c o n n e c t in g link b e tw e e n t h e p o in t fro m w h ic h t h e good» a r e s h i p ­ ped and th e point of d elivery E ac h e n r m u s t h a v e at le a st o n e w aybill It f o r m s . t h e Initia l b la n k In t h e s y s t e m of f re ig h t a c c o u n ts , ns t h e c h e ck do es In b a n k a c c o u n ts. It Is a n o r d e r on th e f r e i g h t c o n d u c to r to ■carry th e p r o p e r ty and a n e v i d e n c e t h a t t h e t r a n s a c t i o n ha» bee n r e ­ corded. E a c h w aybill m u s t be n u m b e r e d by t h e a g e n t who Imueii It The»« n u m ­ b e r s g e n e r a lly ru n c o n s e c u iiv e ly , be g in n in g e a c h m o n th w ith n u m b e r on e If a c a r lo a d of f r e ig h t In loa ded at a potnl w h e r e t h e r e n r« iiu tr a c k sc a le e th u e s t i m a t e d w e ig h t 1» I n se rte d by t h e f o r w a r d in g a g e n t T h e c a r 1« th e n w eig h e d at th e f1r«t w eighing point a n d th e a c tu a l gru«», lu r e and uet w e ig h t s a r e e n t e r e d T h e g r o s s w e ig h t la t h a t of th e c a r a n d c o n t e n t s as s h o w n by tho tr a c k s c a l e s , th e ta r e Is th e w eight of th e car, w h ich Is s te n c i le d on a lo w e r j/PSJfcgeg, 4iL.Xim,.miLjdd« o f -ihe e a r , an d tf ie n e t w eight iho i n h e r e n c e b e tw e e n t h e tw o ' U pon m a n y lines only one form of wnyblll Is used t in o t h e r s th e r e a r e ninny v a r ie tie s I ,h e slock w ay b ills for e x a m p le , a r e o f te n lo n g e r try so m e fo u r Inche s th a n th e o r d in a r y kind nnd a r e on d if fe r e n t colored p a p e r T h i s Is to p r e v e n t i h e l r being o v e r looked Live sto c k m u s t ha fed nnd w a te r e d In tr a n s i t ut s t a l e d I n te rv a ls P e r i s h a b l e fre ig h t, ore. coal, coke a n d o t h e r th in g s t h a t c a n be moved by t h o tralnlO ad h a v e sp e c ia l form e a n d ■Is«* ‘of bills T ho p o sse ssio n of an o r ig in a l bill of lading by a p r o p e r ly Identified In d iv id u a l establishes th a t p e r s o n 's r ig h t to claim th e p r o p e r t y It co v e rs w hen It r e a c h e s Its d e a tln n t lo n The o r ig in a l bill of la d in g Is ( h e r e u p o n s u r r e n d e r e d lo th e r a il r o a d c o m p a n y , t h e c h a r g e s paid a n d t h e c o n s ig n e e re m o v e s th e goods. T h a t Is (ho r e a s o n w hy c e r ta in c l a s s e s of bills of l a d i n g . a r e use d a s c o l la t e r a l upon w h ich to borrowm one y, th e y being In d o rs e d In t h a t e v e n t , as a bunk d r a f t w ould he Cer tall) c la s s e s of bills of la d in g a r e n e g o tlk b le th a t la, th e y may be b ought a n d sold, tile title or o w n e r s h ip of (he p r o p e r ty covered p a s s in g 16 (he per so n who buys th e bill of Inittrig, an d t o w hom It Is t h e r e f o r e Indorsed — R a ilr o a d M an's M a g az in e — SOLD BY ---------- ti »( t j * > J. G. MARTIN * - Lake Mary, Flarida FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. r . M. R AN D. P re s id e n t P. P. P O R 8 T E R , C eehler OEO. P E R N A L D , V lc e -P re *. B. P. W H IT N E R , A se t. C e e h le r O nly National Bank in O rango C o u n ty . , F u n d s P ro to cto d by B u rg la ry In su ran co S a faty D eposit Box«» fo r R « n t ORQANIZED 18B7 NORTH EA ST Atlantic Coast Line •k SOUTH ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING CARS ■5 For Information, Rates and Reservations see near-JS eat Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write ;l A . W . FRITOT, D. P. .Agent ■S 13« W «I Bty St. ‘r -* -:- -y JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA <■<• -t- -t- -y -t*-f -:- + •>■>•><• X - - - -y-y+ - - - - + - -t*+ + + + + ♦ • + ^ - - Pcopl cs Bank ol Sanford, + ■fr + + t ♦ ♦ «« Florida * CAPITAL $;jo,000.00 Ihr (INLY Lank mi Sa tifo d ihai I N S U R E S I V LR Y D O L L A R h L F O S im i A (.AINSI L ( I S S from «Hy aiuj «U u THE. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Piompt Service ------- OFFERS ------- Polite Service - Accurate Service FOUR I’l-.H CKN I ALLOWED <>N SAVINGS DEPOSITS S»Icl> l)r(«)Ml Motes till Krill VVL WANT YOUR BUSINESS M M SMITH. I W í ■++<•■!■<■*!• -i- <■•> II K STEVENS. Vue I’ m *:• ^ ■:>+í 4- 4- • 11 E T O L A R . C u b ia Z ■4- * ■>■>4- ->-S-S>■> ■> 4- + + 4- + ♦ <•+ ♦ + 4 Dr i n k a Bottle WITH ‘THE SAGES. —i■ 4. Experlonco Is a torch lighted In th« ashes of our delusions.—John Sterling. A Those who bring sunshluo (o tho lives of other» cannot ke_eg It from theinsolve» —J M. w s f Moat peopln wajihL succ4ed In small thing» If they werp-riolMroublod- vvlth iP-Mt am bitious.—J,,.-Brown. ^ To enjoy happiness 1« a great good, but to bo ablo lo .confer It also on other« 1» a g re ater »till—Marcua Aurelius. G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R . ' . ' Mnnufactuied with i«ire distilled water—they will prevent illness, old digestion and give you health Tho S a n fo rd Coca Cola B o ttlin g C 3., S a n fo rd , F la JA,- P. I C O N N E LLY GENERAL Seek not lo have things happen ns you chooao them ; but ra th e r cbooae them to happen as they, do, and so ahall you Hvo prosperously.—Eplotetus. ^ IRE INSURANCE AGENT Office Above f ir s t National Bank SANrORD, r LORI DA Manhood begins when wo bavo In any way made truce w ith necessity; but begins Joyfully and hopefully only ---- -f---------------------------- T----------------------- ' — ------when w«i have rechneljed ourselves to neceaaltE —Thoniaa Carlyle. M. /It la th« -Opinion of som e to think our Hvi4 are guided by jvbot others would say of ua/.btit -that la not ao, for with the pure nnd noble the conactvgme bolds the ra tn a o f ictfon;—W r Htewurt nuyslon. , . - -- j Ha« no rqu«l fin *no<h»nf No huinbuf, (Uftftntrttl la do «11 u revomrndrd to of money refunded. Etirru«] AppLcktton h»» cured Ciocen, HLeurnetUm. Felons HratUthe. Poitou Ueh and Di»c**rd Fret Relieve» til ptriri when properly applied. Compounded 3 yean «rnee end all arc delighted »Hit heve ufeed it E X P L A IN E D . Tho ahlllly to smile, to e n jo / lb»L For Sale—The simplest and best smudge hte (U ,? * ,fcW '6xf*«»(•• ’A i t I Lead laughter of others, to spread tb« contesters on the market. F. A. Schutnpert, to last page and I behave that Sanford. FU. 13-tic i Uglqn of happiness w herever we go. Dont forget to try the dried chipped m ake» us not only, a welcom« guest, >ecf— chipped while.you wait at W. W. bu# an s c tu tl bleralnf.—Edwlft OlgoOd J . k .- ■. -A*, i- ii Thrasher’s Great Heaing Fluid IN ■ - -V* D*n t - - * * • M M MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP » * A L L .WORK D O N E BY ' *y . ; • ' ELECTRIC MACHINERY *- ■*■-',* �January 2. 1912 I tfram fls fgnlirflBH. r v p M M OR nearly three days the blltsard had raged against the rude log shanty, whloh l i i f stood on a rising pises of ground amid a sea of dsed^ w hite snow. Through the Dtp of the stovepipe, whloh thrust Its pmA above th e level ot the root top, It ahrlsksd all sorts of mensos# to the knan and the boy who sat huddled round the lira, their feet In the oven With the Idea of extracting the last particle of warmth from tha rapid­ ly diminishing am bers S m If the bllssard was balked of Its desire to wreck the shanty It was pot wholly to be denied, but drove In between th e Ul-jolned logs and bellied boy h a id ra w n tEeTottfone. T iy inch again," remarked ho. Without a word the man passed through the door, which the boy closed behind him, but not quickly enough to eeeepe a cloud-of snow which swirled round the room. Silently he pulled on hla moccasins and wrapped himself In such outer clothes as ho possessed, cursing luck generally that he had no fore. By and by there was a tinkle of sleigh-bells outside, and the man ap­ peared with the team ready barn eased to the bob-sled, on which four empty barrels could dimly bs discerned. "Have you put the pell and rope Inf*' asked the boy. Tbs men nodded es they solemnly shook hand«, while the boy shielded his eyes with the crook of bis a m and gava the horses their heads. He tried from time to .time to peer Into the storm, but the snow made wraiths round him and froxo hla eyelashes to­ gether. How the horses got there the boy never knew, but get there they did, end whilst the Icy bleat probed remorselately amongst his clothes for tha flash beneath, and poured the powder- J l Healthy and Wise Z\[cw Year "Resolutloa No. 1—I Will try to be00m« more lntelllgenrroncernlng my body." says Dr. Jean William« In Woman'« Homo Companion for Janu­ ary. "looking with greater roapoct upon my physical resources and trying to SHIPPERS OF realise more fully that upon them ,the force and success of my Ufa largely depend. “Raaolntlon No. 1—I will arrange. If poaalbka, to supply sufficient pure air for ere 17 breath I taka, thus better to oombat every source of disease that might attack me, to Improve my chrfnce for long life and to Increase my ef­ ficiency. "Resolution No. S—I will be kinder to my digestive organs, avoiding all e t : ceaa and not asking them to struggle with food for which they have repeat­ edly shown antagonism. "Resolution No. 4—1 will tre a t my brain and nervous systam with great­ SANFORD, FLORIDA er consideration, and 66 hours of each weak shall be devoted to sleep. "Resolution No. 6—1 will try to do In eight hours as much bard work as J should do In one day. . Resolution No. 6—1 will devote at least two of the 24 hours to such exer­ cise as I And moat beneficial. L IV E R Y , F E E D and "Resolution No. 7—1 will give my moral support ta evtry effott, pubtlc ot private, In behalf of the betterm ent of health conditions. Harneee and Wagons * Blacksmlthlng end Horse*ho«ln| Florida Fru itsand General insurance Agents Shakespearean Mottoes fot ' the New Year Heaven grant us Its peace.—Meas­ ure for Measure. Let each man do Henry IV, bis best.—King Time Is the nurse and breeder of all rood.—Two Gentlemen of Verona. Take from my mouth the wish of happy years.—King Richard II. Horses and M u le s Bought and Exchanged HEAVY H A U LIN G AND C O NTRA CTING 444444444ee444e4444e4444ee44444444444444444+ + 4+ + $e+ : J t h e c i t y r e s t a u r a n t i r i l i l Street. on« block from Drpot oppoaltr Potlafflorl H. E. W IS E , P ro p rieto r Formerly Manager of Control Cnfe S teaks, Chops, O ysters and F ish a Spocialty brulssd him. In his puny rage be slashed them with the pell rops, and Time «hull unfold what plaited cun It warmed him until one of the horses nlng bides.—King Ij»ar. Both Were Reflective. A Place F o r Ladies and G en tlem en trod oft the buckst and bent It fist. out the sacks and blankets which had Foollihly he took ofT his mittens to T bst It shall hold com panionship In E v e ry th in g F ir s t Cl «»« been hung against them for protection, straighten it, and only learned eenso peace with honor as In w ar.-C orlowhile the ln-drlven snow lg/ In pd^ly, whsfl hy fc|t the sensation gf many tanuSfr, r - w , . y j .. -r-v —.-■> -a. ’mtnptjCiean Servii'« Meal Tickets are Sold at Retîuml Rui Doth V efe reflective, the man be­ Be of good cheer; cause he realised the gravity of the T h e y sh a ll no m o re p rev ail th a n wa situation, the boy becauss he had sog iv e w ay to .— K ing He n r y VIII. recently left a home In the east. Zt was the first day of the new year, This lies all within Ihe will of God. and possibly be was picturing to himTo whom 1 do appeal. —King Henry V Mlf what they were doing at that Iden­ JEWELER Plum bing and tical tim e JTwsntly the man looked up. "Did MY SPEC1 AI,TD> G aa F ittin g you beer that r he «aid. l’icki.nl'njland-Tainted China "Nik" replied the boy. ""What was All Work Receive* My Personal Attention Gorham'» Sterling Silver It—the waiter* sad best «"'irta "Listen again," said the man, and Upposlte City Hull Phone 230 fnat than above the shriek of the bllssard was beard a muffled chorus of deep bellows. >4 +■4 4 + 4 4 V 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 "H those cattle don't b are water AU - GOODS GUARANI I il» I F. J. T E R R Y I they'll tear the stable to pleoes. They get estre thirsty feeding on it raw, and j BUILDER Of + ft's three days since they had a drop. M A R D L l . i n d G R A N IT E + Why In h— that well wanted to give ■; Monumenta,.-Tombstones, Etc. Ì out I can't think." ;; Church S treet, Orlando, f lo r id a - 4 "Tea," »aid the boy, "thirst's a shock­ THE HERMAN WEBSTER? ing thing. Used to have one myself ' 1 i k t i t l m n , » i t yM e it is e x r a w onziA la days gone by. Now, If we could only T IO N , cots rin g e v ery F or W omen do the widow's cruse of oil business fie ld o f th e w o rld 's tii oug h t, eotlan sad c u ltu re . T h o o n ly we might make this lot go round," Indi­ H ave Move Friend« th an a n y Mhrr n e w u nabridged d ic tio n ary In cating a pot which stood on the stove. magazine or patterns. McCall * 1» the msuy r u n . reliable Fashion Guide m onthly in "Can't you'ever be eerlouaT" protestFOught for the Firs* Drink. .one million one h u n d r e d tli.>u*a"‘l led the man. "We've got to fetch some Because 1W1 ord«, more overthan 400,000 BICYCLES AWD SUNDRIES -. w er glom es Besides sh ow ing all die .»tr*t watsr." In s barrel mounted on a sleigh re­ before appeared between two designs of McCall Patterns, rath i»u» 2 5 B IC Y C L E S "By all means. replied the boy. "Jusl quires strength, and hla was fait leavcover«. «700 P ag es, öooo IJ is brimful of s p a rk lin g short ■»( nr’ FNirM M 1« tir T l> til. FOK N FV V touch the bell for the waiter." lurtrmUoam. ‘ lag'him . .Moreover, the water ran up and helpful in fo rm a tio n for women B«, »71 PK»». n "Don't be a fool," retorted the man hi* tlSAVek and froze, until be was Ilka Becs tue B Is tha on It dictionary Swr* Mover awd Kr,p fat Style hr «-»broil»»» SI1ANIBARGER ■- with the new divided on automatic block of Ice, If such a to» U r O II 'a U>( >tin t 4 1 Oft< t. t-*i 1 UNI. AN DU. FLORIDA pag«. 1A " B t r o k s Of O enlua.” cfifitt • TB®r, Including any on# cl the ctliWlWd thing logn-.by conceived. He became ■* f L 11 McGali I'lltrrn, (,»». suefi an embodiment of misery that he Be c e a se It Is an eneyelopedi* In MeCal P.ttorwo U .d atl «Mr» »««T»*-^ ' a stiva le volarne. 00 fbnger troubled about anything, but •Heettaty, ocei»■•» »nd numb»» «oM S u u m «*11 McCall P ittw r» lhan » b , oiho occasionally burled his head lq "h la ftaraiw«, il 1« eeesptsd by the For a good tahle and home cooking come mik«»fomUn*J. N<n>«ti)|h»> ih*u ijc*nu r-r 1^ Court«, fiahools «ml s m s to rest, sod had only - sufficlept Inm yocr d«*trr, o» by Duiiltom to the Sirrlno Hotel for your meals Rates «a the one supreme i s strength left when at last It w*a fin­ M t t f t y . *3 per week. - 24-tf. igot lost walking to the stable not an ished to puj the 'retail behind his hack M c C A L L ’S M A G A Z I N E [hour ago." . »• • HsAwaa be who knows Win» and brsp e'h is fee^ agslnkt the hind­ 220-244 W. 37th St., New York City — Let us tell The man did not reply until the boy most barrei »befonf returning, and In 444444444444 laaksd him whether he really this... position: tb s water slopped' over loonzldered hla suggestion possible. brm and iilayed Itskw eei will upcbeck»• Oif. \ , • » Z ; ,1 ... "Tee." **ld the man slowly, “It Is— - / ' tA ’ a.". • ,. possible." . r WhsidfYha h’a rsed went he knew not, "1 euppoee." rem arked the boy, "yod f tn d u l h s y tipped the* lot or or sgeln f** , , l f * It will take four barrels at ‘hs, cared w o t ‘pHe wag* past ckrti*. West, that the nearest well Ja'-old With what.’Uttlg1sense remaining him, e *> 4«.■»• tf mtn. Raid's, which 14 three mile# aYay, he m thar'hoped- they would, nnd so, . S»'* .*,*- i and that you can't see six feet In and IL He believed they stopped, but )trtmt of y o u r couldn't bq quite sure, U seemed hour* "I know all that," said the man. a fte r la a dream jihat he fancied he Hand more. I can tall.you that the tfw qt <h4Jm«F» Yoloei/ "My Ood, I norssa will go ilkfc the wind, and □ □ □ □ □ □ □ twhsa they have had their fill of cold > Placed it ih» grave« of your la n d onte W ater there’ll be no bolding - them, 11 «hould be o f, tli« m&M durable marbl* he value !, gfasit*. Our loag0 ««perltnc« «awhile the barrels are filled. Of courts i , ibi*« a* to (uariniM our monum«at*'|â> th e trail's obliterated, bat they'll find’ ag o .. I see him and It la In day dreams • f w ell-p rin ts ¡ ^ b« of (he. high»*! quali), of mMariai llhelr way like a blue streak." ■myself sometimes eran now, especialD«at*«ppeartof ! , W»i*e as bcfott maliag your purebass* / "Sounds inviting," said the boy with ' The simplest, lightest running, f»G; N*w .Teasel day, as 1 alt round , , U d n will nibmll dr«i|na «ad prie««. • «Utioacrj at s fcia ridiculous laugh. "I’d offer to toss est aiming saw mill sver built—a mill »«Ida here at hume. It Is Incoa] ¡Tile CLARK MOhUMFNT COMPARÌ « • to who goes U,I had a coin, but se ihklyou can buy at the right pries and mcaag of getting and » .that,pictures should'Vppeor In Z J Jsefcsewvllle . A Flerlde . with which you can make big moa«y. ( haven't (m ore tnjustloe), we ll draw bolding desirable best* fflbeA -hut so; thdy do, -or 'kibe, fancy paints them there.. Tbçn s e » bas t e e s amply "ZVs the ooly way,", replied the Qgn. 1 drop« ouV end I wake up to S O C IA L IS M "Those cattle a re our all. If they demoasËrated. C ousit msnllj’rançe that I was onco that oubtedly spreading—you should ' break loose tbeyTl be frosen stiff. The Igste and-fight It if It's prinb m that wins h arn esses th e horse, dud divides the w atsr round whsn tbo loasr Rets book, la It a bargain»" . * The hoy out two straws of unequal Prlce Sc t t 211 l i n t Street Henry 1 -Webster^ I I New 1 r International’ Dictionary McLnulin Magazine M cCall Patterns McCall’s and T It’s all in the Taylor Feed fth.a doth 4ind shoolRlt about,r ;.r " | i t t d ttw first," said he. "Longone p in to r — _=i* �T H t 8ANT0RD It CR Alt) N recent issues we hove given you a few figures comparing Florida with the very best Northern States in the pro, duction of corn and potatoes It is not possible to compare Florida with all of the states on all kinds of crops, because certain crops in Florida pay so much money to farmers that they do not care, to give attention to some other crops which are staple in the North. In looking over the statistics on any crop that is grown both in Florida and the Northern States, we find that Florida has a decided advantage. *<* Owing to our wonderful climate, we have advantages alohg other lines—in the raising of stock, for instance. It is not necessary to protect stock from the weather, and consequently all kinds of stock run at large the year 'round and require no attention and but little feed. This is one oi the most inviting fields for the cattle business *in the country. We may have more to say on this subject later on. * . C ^ \ J u s t n o w w o c a ll y o u r a tte n tio n to th o fa ls in g of P o u ltr y . * ■ - V foultry raising'as an industry has made wonderful strides forward in the past few years, yet the demand for pottltity products is increasing much more rapidly than the supply, and prices are advancing Slightly each year. 'This fact is due, to'several reasons. Almost everybody enjoys eating poultry products. The general high cost of liViifg along Other lines undoubtedly adds to the consumption of poultry products and tends to incrense prices. Still another, and we think a greater reason than any other, is due fl> the rapid increase of population in our cities and the decrease in population of our country #districts. The census of 1910 reveals some startling facts. The State of * * Illinois,\for instance, lost 15,000 population in the rural districts in the pust ten years, while the state as a whole, including the cities, gained over 800,000. What is true of Illinois is true of practically every other state in the union. As people Hock to the cities they, of course, cease to he producers, hut still continue to be consumers. Thul this condition of affairs will continue for years to come is a practically settled fact. For one of limited means we do not know of ajiy lield so inviting as poultry raising, and certainly if one is jlqjng.intq^ the poultry business, no place in tiit^world offers the advantages today t ha t ~ the Year BooTTofTfie fj^affift^rof^AgrlfuTiture^orNie United States for 1910, pages 643 and 644, are two tables giving prices in each state of eggs per dozen and chickens j>er hundred pounds for every month during the past two years. We have selected six representative states out of this list and figured the average price for two years on both eggs and chickens. They are as follows: t . ■ 1 ■ EGOS PER DO/.. STATE r • •, * ... ‘ . . CHICKENS PER 100 LBS. South D ak o ta..............*.........................$ .203........................................ $ 9.04 Illin o is................ ............................... .. .216............... 11.26 I n d ia n a .- ..,............ v i'r tv r :.........^ . 2 2 0 . . . . r . 7.;".7 ~" 1T48 Io w a ........................................... ............. ,203....................................... 10.20 •. M issouri...-..................................................1 9 4 - . ; . . . . ................................. 10.80 Kansas ............ ........ J.............................. 195........................................ 10.37 Average for the six s ta te s ................— . 2 0 5 . . . . . . .......... ................ 10.37 .. ; ;. ... . . . "T ■< 7 , ' Now compare Florida from* the same tafcle: Eggs 24c and chickens $13.34. This will show you that the and that the price of chickens has averaged $2?97 per 100 pounds higher than in the six states above. This differ­ ence of itself should be an attractive margin of profit. V\ ^ In the vicinity of Sanford but few people pay any attention to poultry, probably because they are'engaged in truck growing, from which Lhey make enormous returns, and consequently do not care to fool with chickens. Being near the great resorts of the country,/and having such excellent transportation by both water qnd rail, the demand hefe is much greatqj: than in other parts-of the state and the prices at Sanford are consequently con­ siderably abbve the average given. ‘ We da not know of a better place or one more adapted to poultry raising than our Volusia Farms. This land is lev el; ex cellen t quality of soil, well drained, has s p le n d id tran s p o rta tio n fac ilitie s by both w a te r and ra il and C A N B E B O U G H T A t F R O M $ 3 0 T O $ 5 0 P E R A C R E , depending upon location. ‘ / One of the flriest poultry farms.in this part pi the state is located at Enterprise, only 4 abort distance from our Volusia Farms. The owner of this farm, Mr. Thtoop, has a large number of hens, and in aji article written for The Sanford Herald of recent date, this gentleman Btotes that his hens average to paAhim $2.00 per head each year above till expenses. * . • . ./ \ ■ ' Mr. Throop buys all his feed and does not attempt to grow any of it, as his fann\is located on a few town lots. 1 It is ap easy to grow anything or everything in‘Florida that we should certainly advise ond who intended try^ ing the poultry business to buy sufficient land to grow all his own feed, especially so wlten our Volusia Farms con be bought a t the present low price. There ib no question about an advance in value later on, and besides being able to raise feed for one's poultry, onc'.wouldget the benefit pf the advance in, Value of the land itself. Let us show you over this splendid tra c t of land. No m atter w hat you want land for in Florida, , you Will be pleased with Our Vol.usia Farms. Sold on easy terms with small payments. * r'VV.*. — jPeoplw Bank Building SANFORD, •' L• F �J«OUar> 2, 1912 Item» of Interest Concerning Society People. » f O I N T S PURELY PERSONAL ( m y W N k Bridge Club *l(m W. D. Holden entertained the Every Week Bridle Chib In (be tee room Thunder afternoon. Two table« of brld|e were played. Iln . CL O. McLaugh­ lin, nude the hi ¿beat «core end won the lin t priie, a very pretty aewlnl com­ panion. The booby prize a line box of candy, waa received by Mm Format After (he oarda, e delkJoue fruit salad, eendwiebee and chocolate were served, lire. Holden's guest were. Mm Voroe. Mm L. P. Hughe. Mm O. W. Brady. Mm C a McLaughlin, Mm Fernet Lake. Mm R P. Driver and Mm W. W. Prather. V i; 1 ^ * 1 •f C em aH au atan r T eM re. AMs Mm IL Martin entertained at Five Hundred complimentary to Mm Joseph Manuel Allo Saturday afternoon. Four were played.! Mm F. B. Higgins made the highest score and won the prlie a box of fine stationary. The guest of honor was presented with a very prttty band painted bar fcin. After th e,lam es .dainty refreshment! I 1 1 1 **- ji Rfffl i , Mrs. Martin's guests were. Mm Joseph Manuel Allo, Mm F. S. Munson. Miss Marosdsa Munson. Mm J. W. Dickins, Mm T. A. Neal, Mm Forrest Lake, Mm J . L Hurt Mm F. B. Higgins, Mm Gerber, Mm Kent Rosaetter, Mm S. 0. Shlnholser Misses Peachea Leffler, Belie Smith, Annie Higgins and Carrie Lovell. Wintry W eather Predicted Washington, Jan. I.—Wintry weather win be general during the greater part of tha coming week, aooording to a bulletin Issued tonight by the Weather Bureau. “A marked change to colder weather will overspread the region east of the ±^-c*nlppl -River within the nex^ thbty■hrvo forty-eight hour«,” continue« the bulletin, “with the line of freeilng tem­ perature extending southward to the Gulf and south Atlantic coasts and to northern Florida. "Unseasonable cold weather will con­ tinue the next aererai days In the middle west tbs southeast and the Rocky Moun“A storm that Is now over the upper lake region will move down the St. Law­ rence Valley during Monday, attended by tbs Interior of New York and New Eng­ land. b will be followed by dearer weather elsewhere east of the Mississippi River during Monday. ... “The next disturbance of importance to ooaa the United State* will appear in tha far west Monday or Tuesday, cross the middle west Wednesday or Thursday and the eastern states about Friday. This disturbance will be preceded by a reaction to normal temperature, be ottended by general snows In northern and rain In southern districts, and be .followed by de­ cidedly colder weather.,* ' tv - “ f l t o P ^ tU ^ T ',Horoscope l i Hot ids the year wtD bs e«i 117 First Street SA N FO R D , FLORIDA •Funeral March of o Marionette—Mi*a Margaret Davis. Rending-«The Dear Doll—Miss Margaret Coffee. The dolls and their little owners be­ Dolls' Musical« haved beautifully. Mm Munson explain­ . for the ed the meaning of each selection and (old Little Folks (hem (hat when she played “Dance, Dolly December 29th. 1911 Dance" she (bought the dolls would ap­ Studio Mm Fannie Munson. preciate a little dancing leseon, as they Never before in the history of Sanford had been so very quiet. While ahe play, has (here aver been such a flutter of ex­ ed the dance each Uuio girl very earnest­ citement and Joyous anticipation among ly and sedately danced her doll on the the wee little folks and tbsir darling dol­ floor. Mm Munson also told them that, lies sa on last Friday morning, when they the selections were all the work of Jine were getting ready to attend the delight­ composers and were for the dolls and fully unique entertainment Mm Munson those who love them. When Mias Hayes gave In honor-of the little folks and their was to sing the “Japanese toll, Mm Mun­ dolls. When all the' tilde guests had ar­ son Introduced a very fine doll from Japan rived and each and her doll was seated, (o the PtnlalSn and American dolls pretr Mm Muosqn gave each one of th e m 'a enL When Miss Bowler sang "Rock a dalqly Uttle .program, (Jed - with ribbon, Dye" tlie children were told (hat if they from which was suspend# a liny china (bought the dolls were sleepy to rock them to sleep In their arms, which each one be­ Mrs. Munson told UW Uttle girls th a t as gan Immediately to d a The dolls were •he did not think the dolls had, been ac­ given another waltzing lesson and then customed t o . attending music*lea she Miss Margaret Coffee entertained .them would suggest that they (ell the dolla not with the beautiful--recitation “The Dear to m a # ,a noise or whisper to each other Doll.” «sing a very handsome doll, one of while (lie musical, part of the program the guests, in demonstration of her great love for bar dolly. When the program was completed Mm Munson Invited the ladles who had been fin no—Dolly Overture, Dolly's. Kitchen. honored by an invitation to be present to Dance Dolly , pance, Sleep Dolly’ The J ip come and be Introduced to the dolla which they of course were rfMightfff ta do. The little falke and their dolls1 Were next Invited to be seated on the lawn and enjoy tome'delicious cakes. When lhat plcaiaEr'jpGr!9~~0ke' program was over, a photographer was sent for and a picture of the beautiful scene was taken. Mm Munson’s kindness and thoughtful intention to the Uttle folks dnd their dolls has certainly won for bar • lasting place V tnaentA-.Mlss Eatle Pardon. lo their boert*. 1 * Had Ills Leg Cut Off A negro named Rawls had his Irg rm Oft between the knee and ankle Iasi &«unlay afternoon at the depot. lb- W!l* crossing the tracks to board thr- i^ndo train when train No. til) backing down u> the slatloo struck him and knocked him under the wheels He was placed nt»>» * stretcher and carried to Dr. Denton» of­ fice where it was necessrry to ampuls'® the leg above the knee. The difference between fine Inundry* work and ordinary laundry work will appreciate the work we are doing. . r' 1’* ' Our work will ■pIcniftrtlK’ meat fastidious dresser beam« h- is starched, dried and ironed in fuel) a shape that it will fit just as themaker Intended. .* r.r. . *3 -*jOt - . •.1.»' , * V • * L? The open front and nefllitfee shirts are ironed so that the buttons find, button holes match perfectly. Our .cfloored goods are .washed : w iih « urn w hich will not inik T e lep h o n e Sx. ' ' ' .v* �Published â o m l-W o o k ly — Tuesday find P rld ay SA N FO RD H E R A L D /¿V S A N F O R D — Lile i» Worth Lining *«m b#r 8 1 ■ AIIPO H O , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . JA N U A R Y I, 1 *1 * V olum « (V Leap Y ear Dance Ttie W ednesday Club The moat delightful and notably aoclul The club met Wednesday afternoon, ot function of the acuaon, was the Leap the residence of Mrs. S, O. Chase, where ft , . ' Year Dance, given by the young Indies the mhmbers feel very much at home. Items of Interest Gleaned From of the city Wednesdny evening, in the Sanford Never Had Brighter The civic topics and arrangement of TTic General News of The Land - Various Sources dance hall, complimentary in tho young of Flowers. Prospects for Good Crops the program for the afternoon was ex­ gentlemen. The exquisite tasiennd artist ceptionally tine. Ic fingers of the committee on decoration, Mrs. A. E. Philip’s paper on "Some HAPPENINGS DUBINp THE WEEK transformed thehnll Into a charming and RECENT RAIN DID SOME DAMAGE Recent Gains in National nnd Social Re­ CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS attractive ball room; with its tnsteful form, through National and State Legis­ Here the Reader» Will fin d a Brie decorations of red and green Interspersed lation", was exceedingly interesting nnd An E pitom e o f th e W eek’s Mo»t Im ­ with Christmas hells. both large and Crops Will Naed M are r e r l l l l i t r But apropos, it had the way for the other Historical S p r in t t t o w l n i p o r ta n t H appenings In th e smalL The Leap Year Idea, was fully Tor H u rrtled R eader» Cold W eather Save» The fine articles from noted thinkers, writers S ta t e ’» Domain. Day Tor G row er» and would be reformers, who are trying Chairman Striker of the house com­ carried out, by the young ladies, calling Aviator Bonny who Is making exhibi­ mittee on foreign affair», announced to- a t the homes or places of residence of According to statistics there has been to lead the way, toward better things and tion flights in Tsmpn had engine trouble dty that hie committee aoon would be- the young men, whom they had Invited nearly five inches of rainfall In this sec­ living, for tho child, as demonstrated by with his machine last Wednesday and (in iu heart nils on Rainey’» resolution to accompany them to the dance; and tion in forty-eight hours, and as a conse­ th# very able articles, rend by Mrs. Chase, fell 300 f«;cl to the ground escaping with »othorixing an Investigation Into the ac- later making all the engagements for quence there was considerable water in on "The Duty of Society to the Child”, a sprained ankle and « few minor qoUiiioo of the Ponama Canal Zona by dances with the young gentlemen them ­ many of the fields. Some npprehensinn and "A Brief Presentation of the Child bruises. the United State«. Tho reaolutlon men­ selves. The music wna fine, the floor In was feii by the growers lest the weather Labor Situation.” Mrs. J. W. Dtckms It is said that the camphor farm In tions the foci that a former prcaldent of good condition and the dunces very turn warm and blight live celery crop, but read from an article by a great worker in In Soisumn Is an enterprise of great the United State» haa declared that he pleasant. Delicious punch was served the weather man was good to us this the children’s cause, some very interest­ magnitude, that It embraces miles of »took Panama from Colombia without during the evening. The toilettes of the time and yesterday w hs cloudy followed ing information about "The Children's rlrarrri ground, n grent extent of which ladies were lovely, the young gentlemen by cooler weather and now die safety of Bureau and \Vhat it Will Mean.”. A very coeaulting congress." l* covered with large camphor trees nnd faultless in their conventional dress suns, the celery crop is assured Informal und interesting discussion (ol nursery stock. A good chip and shell The desire for "a good tim e” la the and the evening pleasure |>er(eci at (his The rain damaged the crops'I n some lowed by the members of the cliib, on road runs through the, farQy. ' *•. . oi git!« leaving home, more often the nicest and most delightful dance ever places and will necessitate a second ap­ the Child Labor Problem, in conucclion Key West will hnve a-coming out con­ than anything elae. states Chief of Police given In the hull. Those participating tn plication of fertilizer, ns itie water leech­ with Tho Children s Bureau. vention for the candidates during tho Griffith of Kansas City, whoae annual re­ this moat enjoyable event were Mr. and ed tbo ground aiui the ferudfer wai celebration In honor of the new ratjroad. port. ihnwa that lflO-rflrU and sforaen Mr*. Forest l.nktf Mr. and Mrs Robert K in d erg arten Xm as t r e e - « s "v en reported na m in ing during 1911 and Newman, Mr» W. B. Howard. Mr. and washed nwny in the tiling This extra Tito Ano Florida special-trains ore ar­ One of tho most attractive of holiday fertilizing willenlul! tin expense, but not ban not been accounted for. "Fifteen Mr». Kent Rossetter and Mrs. Samuel riving in Jacksonville tlitily bringing u heavy one anil Ihe crop will he nil the exercises wos that given last Friday m m to be (he moat popular age for Puleston, Chaperones their quota uf tourists. morning at Mr*. Yeiser's charming ap a rt­ beilrr for jj glrti to run away." Griffith »aid. "FourMisses Vedn Ward. Dorothy Mayes. Supt. L W Buchholtz of Hillsborough The warm weather Imd started some of ment on Ninth street hy Miss Yeiser’s fifths of the missing are between fourteen Bessie Schumpert, Mubcl Bowler, Pcachen -county was (»resented with a beautiful kindergarten class. the lower leaves to turn yellow but the and nineteen." Leffier, Florence Frank. Annie Higgins. majority of the crop is looking tine and Sixteen little chairs nil In a circle were diamond Mud hy the teachers of (hat f "Nothing but death can keep me out of Linda Leffier, Belle Smith, (¡rule Wicker. die growers look for a floe {«rice till* sea­ filled by as many little tots und us Miss county a few day» ago. Yeiser took her seal umongsi them nnd the fight now." Preaident Toft la re­ Louise Shepherd. Viviuli Yeiser, Sadie son The city council uf DeLand has passed ported as having made this statem ent to William», Florence Siringfellow, Hoskins Ihe lettuce has been hurt and hut little called fur their opening prayer sixteen an ordinance prohibiting the defacing of Michels. Charlotte is going forward at |»rrseiu. tail the crop small heads ttowrd low over chubby hands fences hy hills, and (he sidewalks by callers st the while house (his morning, Jones. Mnble Hand adding (hat he had po objection to the Maud. Madge Ward and Mamie Hill; coming on 1* tn gou<l shape und ought to clasped reverently, making a tender ciialk and paint signs. picture lung to be remembered statement being made public. It waa Messrs. Willie Hill Martin Raines. Willie bring u fancy price It is sniil thill tile velvet bean crop In First caiuc their “Good Morning' *ong Florida will tie the heaviest In the history undoubtedly Intended to act at rest Leffier. Meade Fu*. J D Ruberis. Robert after which the lender of tile day marked of ihe Stale doubts haunting the m indi of some mem- Taylor. Nison Butt. Frank Millecr. Jollies COMING TO SANT ORO -the schuul calender with a s u u - a t the ben of the republican party that Taft Williams. Braxton Perkins, trunk Camp­ Several u t>flt*h“w rfiT h ltfi .*iVISA tolling very sweetly the story »Aa race, e n d allow bell. Henry Purd^u, George Atkins. WqK iiilftfi V » ; q r this week, among (hem Mr Ruven caught of tho three wise men Ito followed tile /tie iid. ex»4*re»tdent Rooarrdirtt. tot». Wakefield; Archie Betts. Felix Frank. In This Section a twenty six pound haw Tuesday and Eugene Roumlllet. K K Deaa and Vedstnr oi Heihlehum, to ihe manger where to step prominently into the running. A W Shnlim k wlio was with him caught The day of thrvJnke land schemes Is lay the Christ child ill Ills mothers arm* der # twenty-four pounder nmt two ten ^ Both house« of congress reassembled past '* They followed a song, "Sing a Song of Wednesday after lire Christmas holiday», hew ( e a r 's Outing A* predicted in The Herald that the Six Pence'', hy Robert Denton, which not pounders On the same day Dr. Schnuii tcrly iiiu^Mt Pryor landed lift).six large recess for which began on December 21. At early dawn last Sunday a purty of real Investor and home builder would only proved to all (hat five year old whiting Tlw-se were caught In Mr Hast of the senators and representatives six left Sanford to t|icnd the week end in eventually locate on irrigated land in this Robert hud u fine voice hut also that Feruald s (idling ground near tlu* old Asi) * tn st their posts. Practically no Im- a comp on the shore. All uulure «eetned section, the news cotpes that 'hundred* of some good training had been given him factory.—New Smyrna Breeze. ponsnl business was pending for the to bid us speed on our wny. for there humeserkrrs ore storting for Sanford and After this an Xmas poem wn* sweetly day. Pirn snow of the winter In Wash­ never win u mute perfect and beautiful exiiecl to locate here The vanguard ol State Printer T. J Apple yard has rendered by Jettn Maxwell whose dear ington brought with a bad cold for picture of dawn. One wus forcibly re ­ the rush is here this week und the land little face beamed with Xmns spirit bought from Miss Hpttlc Carpenter the Speaker Clark Me had a touch of minded of HroWning's tribute to Dawn: offices of Howard-Packard and the Swope Little Miss Evelyn Biggers then song. Dot id a School Exponent, itm official paftnochltls when he reassembled the bouse "D*yT Investment Co. have been filled nil week "Hang 'll) Tin* Bhiiy H.Vftcklng with such 'fW h t tile S tate Xiluc utinnul Association, Mle, »ml m*ir (ntt __ ——.—— —- with the new |ieop|e mica- w»a—husk yr—He­ Ter night * t-rim , a strung, sweet voice and so much self - and it will he pruned in Tallahassee In, D«r bolts st tut ft!* post against ihe advice of friend». They arc all gtknl honest tillers of the Dolls pure fiokl o er llir cloud cup * brtiu («»session os to cause much praise (torn stead of Miami hi future. Where Spurting sad lupprrw d li la* •oil <*ha have the money to hoy the land all prrsenl Then come an Xmas rarrol ^Alfred Tennyson Dickens, eldest sur- For not s froth flake touche*] ihe Mm olid develop ih- »ana- Ihe fake land* (lie class, splendidly sing, uflcr wlm It. M issionary S ociety M eets yonder |sp In the eefttetti cloud • mile iw tr ri»ln| son of Dtarlrs Dickens, the nov- Of Put folth one wavelet *i,l ihrn snulivee fulled have crmseif the people of ihe north and Ifd by Miss Yeiser, they marched into Thr Missionary Society of thp Metho­ «hst. died suddenly of acute Indigestion till the whole »utifi*e. oo< io be eupptrued. Rose rerl'leneil sod III teething tweeit, Hi, kejed in wrat.Vt investigate Florida, and taking at the Hotel Astor in New York Tuesday. the kindergnrien room where Morel their dist church, held their regului meeting In bounds. the advice of i he Herald they^aro seeing Grew »uid and owrrtu-el the world ■L Dickens » m jn (hia country on a tree Ailed with presents mode by their the church Tuesday afternoon. This was the land lirsv After going uhout tw enty miles through IsoWrq tour. own tiny hands. There were red teddy the first meeting since tho union of tho The Sanford section w ants investiga­ bents, red cornicopias bulging with candy, Home and Foreign Missionary societies. Lake Monroe and up th e St. John* river the party landed about nine o'clock- Toe tion. We have the real gnpjls and the tiny dolls dressed*in red mid each child The business transacted nnd various Central W. M. Jew ell Dead flrtl event being breakust it Wns prepared Valery 'fields ure the best evidence of the took home to papa and mamma a red committee* appointed at t tie meeting in Ceoersl WrJIfarn H. Jewell died at hia In cam p style, which wna thoroughly rri- validity of our cIuiiua' .TIi^ greatest de­ whisk-broarn hairier winch they hud December was reviewed, ns the Presi­ ftama In Orlando on Tuesday afternoon dent Mr*. H H Chappell, did not attend joyed by oil. The first day nut being velopment yet attempted in Sanford will bellied to make •U**rt trouble Sunday wus-speut in'strolling through (he iuiw take phi c«r> Full parpen bus will (ie An individual Xrttus tree was presented dint meeting. Sumo additional names .jjCtQRsI Jewell wos a prominent lawyer woods, communing with naU>rc ami nfo> given later nt the close nnd each little face wm were suggested on commit lees, nnd sevWtl *rl1 *nown the southland reading magazines. In tiu* nftrrnoon n wreathed in smiles ns. niter Singing their rrul pi.iii * were proposed nnd discussed, ftelag a Utdga-lier general of tho ConR e v iv a l M e e t in g » heavy rain came up. winch sent the party ■Goodbye’’ song, (hey shook lu(Tids with which were thought would be helpful in . weate Vetermn. Some lime ugn Mile HaptlXt ciiutcll ItrIn Search uf shelter Fortunately nil old, Mjss Yeiser and marched aw ay,' happy promoting _ a grvater interest in both ' ■*r *rf11 came aouth In hla early dilapidated, cabin was found near by', vtic<l K«v I»r W E. Hatcher uF Virgmlu missionary and charch work this year. In anticipated joys yet to come boyhood from Massachusetts and. when Two ladies were lidded to the c h i t o n 's wnlch uffhfdcd ul a corn form tile homo (of to huld o mpeititjLm Sanford. The invi­ *' waf broke out Joioeti the *pu(hcommittee from tiro Junior Epworth LX Ihe night. After supper we All sat around tation was accepted und the meetings T lg h lln g B o B ” Is Dead : ^ a n d served in thatn'reai smuggle will begin next Sunday. The Doctor will Lc.igue who are always appointed to see the flrc teUing etmip stotie.s. Washington, Jan. 3.—Rear-Admiral that the flowers are placed on the pulpit, y * 1* c*°** w,1«n he removed to Flort- Early MunBay inorning the party rlivlded, arrive next Tuesday und will hold his Robley D. Evuns, "Fighting Boh” to an for the Sunday service. w»od had been r resident of OHando Ant. service that night. He will preach a part taking guns and dog* for,« deer •ft»thetim e of-**.death. holding two ser- admiring nation, died suddenly lain to­ The united societies are expecting to hunt nrfJ the rest with fishing tuckle and until the third Sunday, » * « day at his home In this city. Acute In­ add several degree to their always high *»• was bred Bnd respected by aH’who * boat went* Up tho river fishing About vice» daily. and.wns a ¿pecUl (rietyd to If* For many venfs Dr. Hatcher has been digestion ended the cnrqsr uf one of the »mmlnrd in their society work this year, noon buttj turnir* returned, cadi loaded most popular officers in the navy. He both Home and Foreign. ■»*P*Per ^frnternlty having Ve*ri a with booty ant), the best that the woods dne of,the Itest'Jvnown. most honored anil W V vvtt map gt . o a a stag e of bis was ill less than two hours. r fn i,W ater could offer. It wus through n’ mbit useful Baptist ministers in the South. -v • . -A 7 . " r Admiral Evans, born sixty-Ave years Killed At W inter Park For twentyrftve years he was pastor of — .. w , w- >• rqtlgb atprm t)mt the party reto/np<L late » ago. In Floyd county, V^glnla, arose to­ C. A Brown an aged resident of Win­ One-of the largest Richtnonti churches, Monday a(ternooar but e tch glad.thal lie Passenger Aleuts' Mere. .. day apparently In better health and ter Park wns killed yesterday by the s outing. TfahJ wlilcli ixtsltion it« V at called to take hqd been a participant In thJ (grits than he had enjoyed in some engine (Hilling the special train of tho S S j ^ 5 r 1*nd el4ht1 <* rt'F- -Those’who composed the pnity were Mia» charge ol the »rate educational work of *time. For years a sufferer from old passenger agents. r r f >,r “««nt» arrived.InHiecity jlruln. M lu Boyd, Miss. EKdyn Bigger». his denomination He is at present pres­ wounds sustained in the civil war and According to eye witness of the tragedy ] 1114:30 ln “ »pedal Strain *com- Capt. J. A Ratliff, chaperoned by Mr. and ident of thc'Furk Union Academy, which ^ Mv»n Pullman» and/ a baggage M ;t E. W. Bigger«, these being joined enrolls 250 students- He is regular writer from recurrent attacks of rheumatic gout Mr Brown drove from behind the etstion for a number pf religious newspapers and the aged flghtrr seemed to have shaken building without hearing the train and as w. .** later by Al^- Cowan and Mr. McDonald. dinner at lit» Sanford periodical*, and D the author of several Aff the burden of bis advancing days his team was within a few feet of the widely read books. While not an evan­ He displayed high spirits a t breakfast train before the engineer saw I t there ( Md many °f Mwni vlilted friend» W«lt Known W rite r In Town and ate hearty Inncheon at noon. was no possible chance to stop and tbe ~ lW n .« UIUU ,h* llm ® ,o r d e PPn u r e Mr. Perey P. Vyle, general manager gelist be has held hundreds of revival While In hia library at 2 o'clock the engineer is entirely blimeiea» la the jk . ^'PPdaed pasaenger agents .Vyle’s Advertising Agency. Jacksonville, meetings In which tnauy people have been admiral w ai stricken. Instantly his fami­ matter. •S k tL T * UDlt®d *nd c a m e over from DeLand during the week converted. Notwithstanding he has now The engineer did all In his power to ' m wiii v^*7 ,otMul to tour jttte-state look kfter the business of the Agency In reached an age wlieq most ministers cease ly sent for Dr. S. S. Adams.' who on his arrival found the patient in great pain check the speed but the engine struck the to be active, tils services ure in'constsnt FHda " cofopfeU ' history of tills cky. Mr. Vyltf reports the outlook After treatm ent. Admiral Evans fell into rig and killed Mr. Drown and tbe horse. demand for .religious meetings of various jog business was never brighter and th at a restless sleep and It was thought that Tbe accident Is deeply deplored by several large prospects for the develop­ kind» The Baptists consider' themselves ™ ^ u k a o 9W the m ent of Florida are beitig considered hy fortunate in securing this gifted, godly, iNe danger has passed. Shortly after 4 tbe many friends of Mr. Brown but no o'clock, however, he awakened and, rais­ blame Is attached to the railroad. InOuentlal people. Mr. Vyle Is' ■ VrUer and experienced man to (told a meeting ET g " » «** »au .« Ä d 5 6f pro'tnlnence and of late has contributed in Sanford, and people of all denomina­ ing himself with difficulty announced "ktwfcilng counter. ^ , -*» -. that he waa choking. U nitarian Service» ‘I country, 1» Clark L'Enjglft# Dixie. We look for- tion* will henr him with pleasure and “1 cannot get my brenth.” he sold and Rev. Eleanor E. Gordon of Des Moines wadd to keetBg some of best work along profit. sank h^ck. Ax 4-A3 o'clock lie died, Iowa, will psooch in Sauford Sunday ff.ifc/L % < ^ ùTmS C î . Uro lines of advanced thougnt in thia ‘“ I atti Notice Japunry 7th. at 3:30 p. m. at tho resi­ conscious to the end. at7 T ; , V "™ 00" I» »He Baptist weekly. The animal m eetin g '.ot the Sanford dence oi Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Fernald .ftdg,. ' l Û,doci- ^ w -C L ,f. U. will W e ath er R eport 500 Oak Ave. This service Is held under M onroe r e tr y W orking Ubrnry Association will bo held .in the ® ^ eeü°í- A fun ettendance of the American Unitarian Association. Fair tonight and Saturday. Continued E. E. Osteen wishes to announce that Library rooms on Thurwlo/, J a n Uth. at °( the Union I» dealred. Miss Gordons subject "Personal Re­ cold. Temperature low. freezing In If* M omfa ferry is working now andev4 p. m.. far the election of officer» »ad .¿ °“ *l0n the election of , "0*1 union, end eleo the cry one c*n safely crow the "rsglng transaction of such other business a t may North with heavy frost In central portion ligion.” Everyone intcreiied Invited to com* before ibo assoclalioo, „4941 tpBlght,- fGsIenr U looking to * . Á* «Ut* oofcventloo. can»wL' NEWS OF THE WORLD SU'- THE CELERY OUTLOOK a 4. -4m m i ' ALL AROUND FLORIDA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 02, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 02, 1912. 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>, January 02, 1912; <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/cb09b019882afa00c76cb7250f405b6f.pdf 3b33a4da9f9eac3043cf94b5b26f326e PDF Text Text J«OUar> 2, 1912 Item» of Interest Concerning Society People. » f O IN TS PURELY PERSONAL ( m y WNk Bridge Club *l(m W. D. Holden entertained the Every Week Bridle Chib In (be tee room Thunder afternoon. Two table« of brld|e were played. Iln . CL O. McLaugh­ lin, nude the hi ¿beat «core end won the lin t priie, a very pretty aewlnl com­ panion. The booby prize a line box of candy, waa received by Mm Format After (he oarda, e delkJoue fruit salad, eendwiebee and chocolate were served, lire. Holden's guest were. Mm Voroe. Mm L. P. Hughe. Mm O. W. Brady. Mm C a McLaughlin, Mm Fernet Lake. Mm R P. Driver and Mm W. W. Prather. i; 1 ^ * 1 1 V 1 • f 1 CemaHauatanr TeMre. AMs Mm IL Martin entertained at Five Hundred complimentary to Mm Joseph Manuel Allo Saturday afternoon. Four were played.! Mm F. B. Higgins made the highest score and won the prlie a box of fine stationary. The guest of honor was presented with a very prttty band painted bar fcin. After th e,lam es .dainty refreshment! j i I * *- Rfffl i , Mrs. Martin's guests were. Mm Joseph Manuel Allo, Mm F. S. Munson. Miss Marosdsa Munson. Mm J. W. Dickins, Mm T. A. Neal, Mm Forrest Lake, Mm J . L Hurt Mm F. B. Higgins, Mm Gerber, Mm Kent Rosaetter, Mm S. 0. Shlnholser Misses Peachea Leffler, Belie Smith, Annie Higgins and Carrie Lovell. Wintry W eather Predicted Washington, Jan. I.—Wintry weather winbe general during the greater part of tha coming week, aooording to a bulletin Issued tonight by the Weather Bureau. “A marked change to colder weather will overspread the region east of the ±^-c*nlppl -River within the nex^ thbty■hrvo forty-eight hour«,” continue« the bulletin, “with the line of freeilng tem­ perature extending southward to the Gulf and south Atlantic coasts and to northern Florida. "Unseasonable cold weather will con­ tinue the next aererai days In the middle west tbs southeast and the Rocky Moun“A storm that Is now over the upper lake region will move down the St. Law­ rence Valley during Monday, attended by tbs Interior of New York and New Eng­ land. b will be followed by dearer weather elsewhere east of the Mississippi River during Monday. ... “The next disturbance of importance to ooaa the United State* will appear in tha far west Monday or Tuesday, cross the middle west Wednesday or Thursday and the eastern states about Friday. This disturbance will be preceded by a reaction to normal temperature, be ottended by general snows In northern and rain In southern districts, and be .followed by de­ cidedly colder weather.,* ' tv - “ f l t o P ^ tU ^ T ',Horoscope l i Hot ids the year wtD bs e«i 117 First Street SANFORD, FLORIDA •Funeral March of o Marionette—Mi*a Margaret Davis. Rending-«The Dear Doll—Miss Margaret Coffee. The dolls and their little owners be­ Dolls' Musical« haved beautifully. Mm Munson explain­ . for the ed the meaning of each selection and (old Little Folks (hem (hat when she played “Dance, Dolly December 29th. 1911 Dance" she (bought the dolls would ap­ Studio Mm Fannie Munson. preciate a little dancing leseon, as they Never before in the history of Sanford had been so very quiet. While ahe play, has (here aver been such a flutter of ex­ ed the dance each Uuio girl very earnest­ citement and Joyous anticipation among ly and sedately danced her doll on the the wee little folks and tbsir darling dol­ floor. Mm Munson also told them that, lies sa on last Friday morning, when they the selections were all the work of Jine were getting ready to attend the delight­ composers and were for the dolls and fully unique entertainment Mm Munson those who love them. When Mias Hayes gave In honor-of the little folks and their was to sing the “Japanese toll, Mm Mun­ dolls. When all the' tilde guests had ar­ son Introduced a very fine doll from Japan rived and each and her doll was seated, (o the PtnlalSn and American dolls pretr Mm Muosqn gave each one of th e m 'a enL When Miss Bowler sang "Rock a dalqly Uttle .program, (Jed - with ribbon, Dye" tlie children were told (hat if they from which was suspend# a liny china (bought the dolls were sleepy to rock them to sleep In their arms, which each one be­ Mrs. Munson told UW Uttle girls th a t as gan Immediately to d a The dolls were •he did not think the dolls had, been ac­ given another waltzing lesson and then customed t o . attending music*lea she Miss Margaret Coffee entertained .them would suggest that they (ell the dolla not with the beautiful--recitation “The Dear to m a # ,a noise or whisper to each other Doll.” «sing a very handsome doll, one of while (lie musical, part of the program the guests, in demonstration of her great love for bar dolly. When the program was completed Mm Munson Invited the ladles who had been fin no—Dolly Overture, Dolly's. Kitchen. honored by an invitation to be present to Dance Dolly , pance, Sleep Dolly’ The J ip come and be Introduced to the dolla which they of course were rfMightfff ta do. The little falke and their dolls1 Were next Invited to be seated on the lawn and enjoy tome'delicious cakes. When lhat plcaiaEr'jpGr!9~~0ke' program was over, a photographer was sent for and a picture of the beautiful scene was taken. Mm Munson’s kindness and thoughtful intention to the Uttle folks dnd their dolls has certainly won for bar • lasting place V tnaentA-.Mlss Eatle Pardon. lo their boert*. 1 * Had Ills Leg Cut Off A negro named Rawls had his Irg rm Oft between the knee and ankle Iasi &«unlay afternoon at the depot. lb- W!l* crossing the tracks to board thr- i^ndo train when train No. til) backing down u> the slatloo struck him and knocked him under the wheels He was placed nt»>» * stretcher and carried to Dr. Denton » of­ fice where it was necessrry to ampuls'® the leg above the knee. T h e difference betw een fine Inundry* w o rk a n d o rd in a ry laundry work w ill appreciate th e work we are doing. . r' 1’* ' O u r w o rk w ill ■pIcniftrtlK’ meat fa stid io u s dresser b e a m « h- is sta rc h e d , d rie d a nd ironed in fuel) a sh a p e th a t it w ill fit just as them a k e r Intended. .* r.r. . *3 -*jOt - . •.1.»' ,* V • * L? T h e open fro n t and nefllitfee shirts are ironed so th a t the buttons find, b u tto n holes m a tc h perfectly. O u r .cfloored goods are .washed : w iih « u r n w h ich w ill not in ik .v* Telephone Sx. '' ' �Published âoml-Wookly— Tuesday find Prlday SANFORD HERALD /¿V SA N F O R D — Lile i» Worth Lining *«mb#r 81 ■ AIIPOHO, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. JANUARY I, NEWS OF THE WORLD 1* 1* Volum« (V Leap Y e a r Dance Ttie W ed n esd ay Club The moat delightful and notably aoclul The club m et W ednesday afternoon, ot function of the acuaon, was the Leap the residence of Mrs. S, O. Chase, where ft , . ' Y ear Dance, given by the young Indies the m hm bers feel very m uch at home. Items of Interest Gleaned From of the city W ednesdny evening, in the Sanford Never Had Brighter The civic topics and arrangem ent of TTic General News of The Land - Various Sources d an ce hall, com plim entary in tho young of Flowers. Prospects for Good Crops the program for the afternoon was ex­ gentlem en. The exquisite tasiennd artist ceptionally tine. Ic fingers of the com m ittee on decoration, Mrs. A. E. Philip’s paper on "Some HAPPENINGS DUBINp THE WEEK transform ed thehnll Into a charm ing and RECENT RAIN DID SOME DAMAGE Recent Gains in N ational nnd Social Re­ CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS a ttra c tiv e ball room; with its tnsteful form, through National and S tate Legis­ Here the R eader» Will f in d a B rie decorations of red an d green Interspersed lation", was exceedingly interesting nnd An E p ito m e o f th e W eek’s M o»t Im ­ w ith Christmas hells. both large and Crops Will Naed M are r e r l l l l i t r But apropos, it had the way for the other H istorical S p r in t t t o w l n i p o r t a n t H ap p en in g s In th e smalL The Leap Y ear Idea, was fully Tor H u rrtle d R e a d e r» Cold W e a th e r Save» The fine articles from noted thinkers, writers S t a t e ’» D om ain. Day Tor G ro w er» and would be reformers, who are trying Chairman Striker of the house com­ carried out, by the young ladies, calling A viator Bonny who Is making exhibi­ mi t t ee on foreign affair», announced to- a t the homes or places of residence of According to statistics there has been to lead the way, toward b etter things and tion flights in Tsm pn had engine trouble dty that hie com m ittee aoon would be- th e young men, whom they had Invited nearly five inches of rainfall In this sec­ living, for tho child, as dem onstrated by with his m achine last W ednesday and ( in iu heart nils on Rainey’» resolution to accom pany them to the dance; and tion in forty-eight hours, and as a conse­ th# very able articles, rend by Mrs. Chase, fell 300 f«;cl to the ground escaping with »othorixing an Investigation Into the ac- la te r making all the engagem ents for quence there was considerable w ater in on "The Duty of Society to the Child”, a sprained ankle and « few m inor qoUiiioo of the Ponam a Canal Zona by d an ces with the young gentlemen them ­ many of the fields. Some npprehensinn and "A Brief Presentation of the Child bruises. the United State«. Tho reaolutlon m en­ selves. The music wna fine, the floor In was feii by the growers lest the weather Labor S ituation.” Mrs. J. W. Dtckms It is said that the camphor farm In tions the foci that a former prcaldent of good condition and the dunces very turn warm and blight live celery crop, but read from an article by a great worker in In Soisum n Is an enterprise of great the United State» haa declared th a t he p leasant. Delicious punch was served the w eather man was good to us this the children’s cause, some very in terest­ m agnitude, th at It em braces miles of »took Panama from Colombia without during the evening. The toilettes of the time and yesterday whs cloudy followed ing inform ation about "The Children's rlrarrri ground, n grent extent of which ladies were lovely, the young gentlem en by cooler w eather and now die safety of Bureau and \Vhat it Will Mean.”. A very coeaulting congress." l* covered with large camphor trees nnd faultless in their conventional dress suns, the celery crop is assured Informal und interesting discussion (ol nursery stock. A good chip and shell The desire for " a good tim e” la the and the evening pleasure |>er(eci a t (his The rain dam aged the cro p s'I n some lowed by the members of the cliib, on road runs through the, farQy. ' *•. . oi git!« leaving home, m ore often the nicest and most delightful dance ever places and will necessitate a second ap­ the Child Labor Problem, in conucclion Key West will hnve a-coming out con­ than anything elae. state s Chief of Police given In the hull. Those participating tn plication of fertilizer, ns itie w ater leech­ with Tho Children s Bureau. vention for the can d id ates during tho Griffith of Kansas City, whoae an n u al re­ th is moat enjoyable ev en t were Mr. and ed tbo ground aiui the ferudfer wai celebration In honor of the new ratjroad. port. ihnwa that lflO-rflrU an d sforaen Mr*. Forest l.nktf Mr. and Mrs Robert K in d e rg a rte n X m as t r e e washed nwny in the tiling This extra - « s " v e n reported na m in in g during 1911 and N ew m an, Mr» W. B. Howard. Mr. and Tito Ano Florida special-trains ore a r­ One of tho most attractiv e of holiday fertilizing w illenlul! tin expense, but not b a n not been accounted for. "F ifteen Mr». K ent Rossetter and Mrs. Sam uel riving in Jacksonville tlitily bringing u heavy one anil Ihe crop will he nil the exercises wos that given last Friday m m to be (he moat popular age for Puleston, Chaperones their quota uf tourists. morning at Mr*. Yeiser's charm ing a p a rt­ beilrr for j j glrti to run away." Griffith »aid. "FourMisses Vedn Ward. Dorothy Mayes. Supt. L W Buchholtz of Hillsborough The warm weather Imd started some of ment on Ninth street hy Miss Yeiser’s fifths of the missing are betw een fourteen Bessie Schumpert, Mubcl Bowler, Pcachen -county was (»resented with a beautiful kindergarten class. the lower leaves to turn yellow but the and nineteen." Leffier, Florence Frank. Annie Higgins. majority of the crop is looking tine and Sixteen little chairs nil In a circle were diam ond Mud hy the teachers of (hat f "Nothing but death can keep me out of Linda Leffier, Belle Sm ith, (¡rule Wicker. die growers look for a floe {«rice till* sea­ filled by as many little tots und us Miss county a few day» ago. Yeiser took her seal um ongsi them nnd the fight now." Preaident Toft la re­ Louise Shepherd. Viviuli Yeiser, Sadie son The city council uf DeLand has passed ported as having m ade this statem en t to William», Florence Siringfellow, Hoskins Ih e lettuce has been hurt and hut little called fur their opening prayer sixteen an ordinance prohibiting the defacing of Michels. Charlotte is going forward at |»rrseiu. tail the crop small heads ttowrd low over chubby hands fences hy hills, and (he sidewalks by callers st the while house (his morning, Jones. Mnble Hand adding (hat he had po objection to the Maud. Madge Ward and Mamie Hill; coming on 1* tn gou<l shape und ought to clasped reverently, m aking a tender ciialk and paint signs. picture lung to be remembered statement being m ade public. It waa Messrs. Willie Hill M artin Raines. Willie bring u fancy price It is sniil thill tile velvet bean crop In First caiuc their “Good Morning' *ong Florida will tie the heaviest In the history undoubtedly Intended to act at rest Leffier. Meade Fu*. J D Ruberis. Robert after which the lender of tile day marked of ihe S tale doubts haunting the m in d i of some mem- Taylor. Nison Butt. Frank Millecr. Jollies COMING TO SANT ORO -the schuul calender with a s u u - a t the ben of the republican party th a t Taft W illiams. Braxton Perkins, trunk C am p­ Several u t>flt*h“w rfiT h ltfi .*iVISA tolling very sweetly the story »Aa race , e n d allow bell. Henry Purd^u, George Atkins. WqK iiilftfi V » ; q r this week, among (hem Mr Ruven caught of tho three wise men Ito followed tile /tie iid. ex»4*re»tdent Rooarrdirtt. to t» . Wakefield; Arch ie Betts. Felix Frank. In This S ectio n a tw enty six pound haw Tuesday and Eugene Roumlllet. K K Deaa and Vedstnr oi Heihlehum, to ihe m anger where to step prominently into the running. A W Shnlim k wlio was with him caught The day of thrvJnke land schemes Is der lay the Christ child ill Ills m others arm* # tw enty-four pounder nmt two ten ^ Both house« of congress reassem bled past '* They followed a song, "Sing a Song of Wednesday after lire Christmas holiday», hew ( e a r 's O uting A* predicted in The Herald that the Six Pence'', hy Robert Denton, which not pounders On the same day Dr. Schnuii tcrly iiiu^Mt Pryor landed lift).six large recess for which began on December 21. A t early dawn last Sunday a purty of real Investor and home builder would only proved to all (hat five year old whiting Tlw-se were caught In Mr Hast of the senators and representatives six left Sanford to t|icn d the week end in eventually locate on irrigated land in this Robert hud u fine voice hut also that Feruald s (idling ground near tlu* old Asi) * tn st their posts. Practically no Im- a com p on the shore. All uulure «eetned section, the news cotpes th at 'hundred* of some good training had been given him factory.—New Sm yrna Breeze. ponsnl business was pending for the to bid us speed on our wny. for there hum eserkrrs ore storting for Sanford and After this an Xmas poem wn* sweetly day. Pirn snow of th e winter In W ash­ never w in u mute perfect and beautiful exiiecl to locate here The vanguard ol S tate Printer T. J Apple yard has rendered by Jettn Maxwell whose dear ington brought with a bad cold for picture of dawn. One wus forcibly re ­ the rush is here this week und the land little face beamed with Xmns spirit bought from Miss H pttlc C arpenter the Speaker Clark Me had a touch of m inded of HroWning's tribute to Dawn: offices of Howard-Packard and the Swope Little Miss Evelyn Biggers then song. Dot id a School Exponent, itm official paftnochltls when he reassem bled the bouse "D*yT Investm ent Co. have been filled nil week "H ang 'll) Tin* Bhiiy H.Vftcklng with such 'f W h t tile S ta te Xiluc utinnul Association, Mle, »ml m*ir (n tt ___ — —.— — —mica- w»a—husk yr— He­ with the new |ieop|e Ter night * t-rim , a strung, sweet voice and so much self - and it will he pruned in Tallahassee In, D«r bolts st tu t ft!* post against ihe advice of friend». They arc all gtknl honest tillers of the Dolls pure fiokl o er llir cloud cup * brtiu («»session os to cause much praise (torn stead o f Miami hi future. Where Spurting sad lupprrwd li la* •oil <*ha have the money to hoy the land all prrsenl Then come an Xmas rarrol ^Alfred Tennyson Dickens, eldest sur- For not s froth flake touche*] ihe Mm olid develop ih - »ana- Ihe fake land* (lie class, splendidly sing, uflcr wlm It. M issio n ary S o c ie ty M e e ts ri»ln| son of Dtarlrs Dickens, the nov- Of yonder |sp In the eefttetti cloud • mile iw tr Put folth one wavelet *i,l ihrn snulivee fulled have crmseif the people of ihe north and Ifd by Miss Yeiser, they m arched into Thr Missionary Society of thp Metho­ «hst. died suddenly of acute Indigestion till the whole »utifi*e. oo< io be eupptrued. Rose rerl'leneil sod III teething tweeit, Hi, kejed in wrat.Vt investigate Florida, and taking at the Hotel Astor in New York Tuesday. the kindergnrien room where Morel their dist church, held their regului meeting In bounds. the advice of i he Herald they^aro seeing Grew »uid and owrrtu-el the world ■L Dickens » m jn (hia country on a tree Ailed with presents m ode by their the church Tuesday afternoon. This was the land lirsv A fter going uhout tw enty miles through IsoWrq tour. own tiny hands. There were red teddy the first m eeting since tho union of tho The Sanford section w an ts investiga­ bents, red cornicopias bulging with candy, Home and Foreign M issionary societies. Lake Monroe and up th e St. John* river the p a rty landed about nine o'clock- Toe tion. We have the real gnpjls and the tiny dolls dressed*in red mid each child The business transacted nnd various Central W. M. J e w e ll D ead flrtl even t being breakust it Wns prepared Valery 'fields ure the best evidence of the took home to papa and m am m a a red committee* appointed at t tie m eeting in Ceoersl WrJIfarn H. Jew ell died a t hia In cam p style, which wna thoroughly rri- validity of our cIuiiua' .TIi^ greatest de­ whisk-broarn hairier winch they hud December was reviewed, ns the Presi­ ftama In Orlando on Tuesday afternoon dent Mr*. H H Chappell, did not attend joyed by oil. The first day nut being velopment yet attem pted in Sanford will bellied to m ake •U**rt trouble Sunday wus-speut in'strolling through (he iuiw take phi c«r> Full parpen bus will (ie An individual Xrttus tree was presented dint meeting. Sumo additional names .jjCtQRsI Jewell wos a prom inent law yer woods, communing with naU>rc ami nfo> given later nt the close nnd each little face wm were suggested on commit lees, nnd sevWtl * rl1 *nown the southland reading magazines. In tiu* nftrrnoon n wreathed in smiles ns. niter Singing their rrul pi.iii * were proposed nnd discussed, ftelag a Utdga-lier general of tho ConRevival M eeting» heavy rain came up. winch sent the party ■Goodbye’’ song, (hey shook lu(Tids with which were thought would be helpful in . weate Vetermn. Some lime ugn Mile HaptlXt ciiutcll ItrIn S e a rc h uf shelter Fortunately nil old, Mjss Yeiser and marched aw ay ,' happy promoting _ a grvater interest in both ' ■*r *rf11 came aouth In hla early d ilap id ated , cabin was found near by', vtic<l K«v I»r W E. Hatcher uF Virgmlu missionary and charch work this year. In anticipated joys yet to come boyhood from Massachusetts and. when Two ladies were lidded to the c h i t o n 's wnlch uffhfdcd ul a corn form tile homo (of to huld o m peititjLm Sanford. The invi­ *' waf broke out Joioeti the *pu(hcom m ittee from tiro Junior Epworth LX Ih e night. After supper we All sat around tation was accepted und the meetings T lg h lln g B o B ” Is Dead : ^ a n d served in th a tn 're a i smuggle will begin next Sunday. The Doctor will Lc.igue who are alw ays appointed to see the flrc teUing etmip stotie.s. W ashington, Jan. 3.—Rear-Adm iral y * 1* c*°** w,1«n he removed to Flortthat the flowers are placed on the pulpit, Early MunBay inorning the party rlivlded, arrive next Tuesday und will hold his Robley D. E vuns, "Fighting Boh” to an for the Sunday service. w»od had been r resident of O H ando Ant. service th a t night. He will preach a p art taking guns and dog* for,« deer •ft» th etim e of-**.death. holding two ser- admiring nation, died suddenly lain to­ The united societies are expecting to hunt nrfJ the rest with fishing tuckle and until the third Sunday, » * « day at his home In this city. Acute In­ add several degree to their alw ays high *»• was bred Bnd respected by aH’who * boat went* Up tho river fishing About vice» daily. and.wns a ¿pecUl (rietyd to I f * For many venfs Dr. Hatcher has been digestion ended the cnrqsr uf one of the »mmlnrd in their society work this year, noon buttj turnir* returned, ca d i loaded most popular officers in the navy. He both Home and Foreign. ■»*P*Per ^frnternlty having Ve*ri a with booty ant), the best th at the woods dne of,the Itest'Jvnown. most honored anil W V v v t t map gt . o a a s ta g e of bis was ill less th an two hours. r fn i,W a te r could offer. It wus through n’ m bit useful B aptist ministers in the South. -v • . -A 7 . " r Admiral Evans, born sixty-Ave years Killed At W inter Park For twentyrftve years he was pastor of .. w, w-> •rqtlgb atprm t)mt the p arty reto/np<L late »— ago. In Floyd county, V ^glnla, arose to­ C. A Brown an aged resident of W in­ One-of the largest Richtnonti churches, Monday a(ternooar but e tc h glad .th al lie Passenger Aleuts' Mere. .. day app aren tly In better health and ter Park wns killed yesterday by the s outing. TfahJ wlilcli ixtsltion it« V a t called to take hqd been a participant In thJ (grits than he had enjoyed in some engine (Hilling the special train of tho S S j ^ 5 r 1 *nd el4ht1 <* rt'F- -Those’who composed the pnity were Mia» charge ol the »rate educational work of *time. For years a sufferer from old passenger agents. r r f >,r “««nt» arrived.InHiecity jlruln. M lu Boyd, Miss. EKdyn Bigger». his denom ination He is at present pres­ wounds sustained in the civil war and According to eye w itness of the tragedy ] 1114:30 ln “ »pedal Strain *com- Capt. J . A Ratliff, chaperoned by Mr. and ident of thc'Furk Union Academy, which ^ Mv»n Pullman» and/ a baggage M ;t E. W. Bigger«, th ese being joined enrolls 250 students- He is regular writer from recurrent attacks of rheum atic gout Mr Brown drove from behind the etstion for a number pf religious new spapers and the aged flghtrr seemed to have shaken building w ithout hearing the train and as w. .** la te r by Al^- Cowan and Mr. McDonald. dinner at lit» Sanford periodical*, and D the author of several Aff th e burden of bis advancing days his team was w ithin a few feet of the widely read books. While not an ev an ­ He displayed high spirits a t breakfast train before the engineer saw I t there ( Md many °f Mwni v lilted friend» W «lt K now n W r ite r In Town and ate hearty Inncheon at noon. was no possible chance to stop and tbe ~lWn.« UIUU ,h* llm®,or dePPnure Mr. Perey P. Vyle, general m anager gelist be has held hundreds of revival While In hia library a t 2 o'clock the engineer is entirely blim eiea» la the jk . ^'PPdaed pasaenger agents m eetings In which tnauy people have been .Vyle’s A dvertising Agency. Jacksonville, adm iral w a i stricken. In stantly his fam i­ matter. • S k tL T * UDlt®d *nd came over from DeLand during the week converted. N otw ithstanding he has now The engineer did all In his power to ' m wiii v^*7 ,otMul to tour jttte-state look k fte r the business of the Agency In reached an age wlieq most m inisters cease ly sent for Dr. S. S. Adams.' who on his arrival found the patient in great pain check the speed but the engine struck the to be active, tils services ure in 'co n stsn t FHda " cofopfeU ' history of tills ck y . Mr. Vyltf reports the outlook After treatm ent. Adm iral E vans fell into rig an d killed Mr. Drown and tbe horse. dem and for .religious m eetings of various jog business w as never brighter and th a t a restless sleep and It was thought th a t Tbe accident Is deeply deplored by several large prospects for the develop­ kind» The B aptists consider' them selves ™ ^ u k a o 9 W the m e n t of Florida are beitig considered hy fortunate in securing this gifted, godly, iN e danger has passed. Shortly after 4 tbe m any friends of Mr. Brown but no o'clock, however, he aw akened an d , rais­ blam e Is atta c h e d to th e railroad. InOuentlal people. Mr. V yle Is' ■ VrUer and experienced m an to (told a m eeting E T g " » «** » a u . « Ä d 5 6f pro'tnlnence and of late h as contributed in Sanford, and people of all denom ina­ ing him self with difficulty announced "ktwfcilng counter. ^ , *- » -. th at h e waa choking. U nitarian Service» ‘I country, 1» Clark L'Enjglft# Dixie. We look for- tion* will henr him with pleasure and “1 cannot get my brenth.” he sold and Rev. Eleanor E. Gordon of Des Moines wadd to keetBg some of best work along profit. sank h^ck. A x 4-A3 o'clock lie died, Iowa, will psooch in Sauford Sunday ff.i fc/L % < ^ ùTm S C î . Uro lines of advanced thougnt in thia ‘“ I atti N otice Jap u n ry 7th. a t 3:30 p. m. at tho resi­ conscious to the end. at7 T ; , V "™ 00" I» »He B aptist weekly. The animal m eeting '.ot the Sanford dence oi Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Fernald .ftdg,. ' l Û,doci- ^ w -C L ,f. U. will W e a th e r R e p o rt 500 Oak Ave. This service Is held under M o n ro e r e t r y W o rk in g Ubrnry Association will bo held .in the ® ^ eeü°í- A fun ettendance of th e A m erican U nitarian Association. Fair tonight and Saturday. Continued E. E. O steen wishes to announce th at Library rooms on Thurwlo/, J a n U th. at °( the Union I» dealred. Miss Gordons subject "Personal Re­ cold. Temperature low. freezing In I f * M om fa ferry is working now a n d e v 4 p. m.. far the election of officer» »ad .¿°“ *l0n the election of , "0*1 union, end eleo the cry one c*n safely crow the "rsglng transaction of such other business a t m a y North with heavy frost In central portion ligion.” Everyone in tcreiied Invited to com* before ibo assoclalioo, „4941 tpBlght,- fGsIenr U looking to * . Á* «Ut* oofcventloo. can»wL' SU'- a 4. - 4m m i ' THE CELERY OUTLOOK ALL AROUND FLORIDA �/ -1 Ja n u ar) 5, 191a n. C. U. Derry and klr. and MrK la extended, alone In the world, to alone, COUNTY HAPPENINGS Gand£ HWorthington were the guests. this devoted daughter wlU mlaa "mother" lira. Geo. Spear of BeardaU Are, ia now driving • new auto to and from her more then any one elae. Ura. Fultx had one brother. Dr. Lewis, of Defiance, Ohio, A >tud|at of Interestlol Items dutiee a t the Flrat National Bank. ' Front Correspondents * Ur. Boyd and family have fhoved from who with hit wife and aon attended the funeral. 1 the Dj^Baaa cottage on BeardaU to Harry T K EVENTS Of 0RANCE COUNTY Wardi tenant house on Pineway. BUDA ITEMS Mrs. McMIWan St., la Ih Jacksonville Special to Tbe H rrald, the gueat of her daughter for a time.' Miae Bobble Nicholson la visiting friend« A aodal and entertainment la being and relative# In Sanford and Oateen lhi« planned for to taka place at the church week. In the near future. Mite SaUle Taylor hn« returned to Or­ Prof, and Mrs. L. J. Hancock, Mr, and lando after spending a few week« with Mrs. CL C. Worthington were dinner gueete her mother. Heavy rains, euch aa we are having, at the EUaworth home on BeardaU Ave Mltaea Kate, Virgle end Nora Higgin­ bring to tbe Cameron City people a freeh Sunday. botham returned to their home near Jackrealization of the fact that they are very aonvltle last week after «pending Xraaa fortunately located in regard to drainage. QENEVA JOTTINGS with their aunt, Ura R. S. Grtaham. While other farm# in the vicinity are un­ SpadaJ CwTMppadMO* U> Tha Harold: Mra Alma Nichobon and Mlta Leila der water, tbe faU toward the lake bere Christmas hat come and gone bringing carriea the anrpioa water off quickly and with it much pleasure and some aedneea Roper of Winter Garden vitlted their aunt. Mr*. W. L. TayW a few day« last affectively. to tbe homee of our citizen*. v*_ week. Tbe bizaar held on Dec. IStfa, was cer­ J. P. Taylor of Orlando (a spending a tainly a success and next year the ladies few dsye et his old home this week. propose to have a much larger one. Tbe many friends of Mr. end Mrs. D. Messrs. Hugbst and Caldwell have re­ W. Adams end Mrs. J. S. Adams will be turned to their homes In Spartenburg. glad to know that they expect to be here prevented tbe meeting of the Farmen' N. G. for the fwlldeya. Wednesday. dub, much to tbe regret of Its members A crowd of twelve went in a launch A number of topics of greet interest and to Sanford shopping a few dey« before Importance tó tbe community were to Chrbtms* and on their way home were EBENEZER NOTES beve been discussed. Next meeting in oyer taken by a «term and fqrced to SpecUl Corre* poWene* Id Th» llrrsld We ary having the heaviest rains that ¿pend'the night and 'a portion of next day pn ¿lie lake In tha launch. No one pride In the Cbriytmaa number of The Was hurl.but'much uneasiness was felt Herald. Each evidence of advancement by them and by the ones'at home. and Improvement in our locat paper Geneve had her usual Christmaa tree, cornee as ft pleasure and sourcejof en­ under the trid e n t manage-nect of Miseee couragement (0 our readers Harris end ' Daniel, thff Geneva school . * The Mende of Lawrence Rich will be furnished entertainment, several of the Interèeted to Iknow that be Is about to younger -pupils reciting and the play move to a floe farm Juit out of Kansas “Christmas at the Crosa Roads" was well City, Mo. where be and his brother-in- rendered by the older pupils and some of law, Calvin Stuart whom many will re- our young ladles and young men. roembar aa a visitor bére about a year Mlsaes-Trene Peters and Mildred Rhebego. will feed cattle, sheep and bogs Mrs Rich and little aon Jack are visiting inder and W, L Sicg came over from at her former home In Wichita during tbe Stetaon for the holiday■ and returned to their studies last Tuesday. holidays MlsaaMattie Mae Harris of Winter Park Tbe bog law recently passed must have gone Into'effect very quickly, as no hogs attended the dosing exerdtea of Geneva school. Sbe was accompanied home on are seen about bere of late. Christmas day by her sister Miss llafris. If one may Judge from the amount of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Nicholson of ..Day shooting going on around here the ducks m m ware In- Cwsova for ran jJayal « and quail will soon be thinned out. __ lid.* ness of Mrs Andes At latest report she G. W. Willis and wife of Wichita. Kan­ was improving and we hope she will soon sas, old frlands of W. A. Mlnnlek were of Sanford, spent last week pleasantly be out again. out to see him last week. w|th Mr. and Mrs A: A. Moran. Mrs G G Perry and Mrs Conway and P. M. Elder and family are comfortably Mlaa SaUle Toy lor visited her mother installed In their new home agd seem to little eon. Phipps ere moving to their for­ mar borne after spending e pan of the last week. be enjoying country life. 1 A party of eighteen. Misses McLain, winter et the home of their aon end Miss Gladys Dryun has been visiting In brother, G G. Perry on the Klnahan placa. ElkOman, Sieg; Messrs, Helms, Davis, town several days Mr. Hughes and Mr. Brady were out Smith, 6leg and Newman. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs L V. StenaUom of W «i last week looking after Assodatitfa In- Cur let. Meadsmea Sieg, Etheredge, David Speer and Culver Etheredge are indebted Side visited relatives last Thursday. to Mr. G W. Culpepper foe A delightful - Mr. -«ad-Mra Oiler and chi Mien spent launch ride and an Ideal day rperil s i Sunday with their M ends Mr. and Mrs YOU RISK NO M O N EY Lernen Bluff on Christmaa' day. Pounds on the Weet Side. * Herman Daniel and sister Mis* Marie, ' Mr. end Mrs Henshaw of W idths Kan­ Our Roputatlon and Monty Are Bash have returned to Soulheriand to resume of This OfTsr. sas spent one dey lest week at the Mintheir studies We pay for all tbe medlclno osed Miss Evelyn Cratic of JaokaouviUe during the trial, If our remedy fells to So much wet weather seems hard on spent the bottdeye et the home of her completely relieve you of constipation. the crops but wa hop* It la for eome good We tgko all tho risk- You era not ob­ purpeta. ■ . , • ligated to ua In any way whatever, If Mr. and Mrs G A. Raulereon, Mr, and Oo Saturday last Prof, and Mrs Han­ you accept our offer. Coaid anything Mrs Lyon, Ned Lewie and Edwin Rauler- be more fair for you? le there any cock entertained at dinner Mr. end Mrs. ton went up the . S t Johns llthing and reason why you should hesitate'to pul Hughes of Sanford, Mr. |and Mrs Berry of hunting for a couple of days last week. our claims to a practical,teat? the West Side, Mr. end Mrs Worthington ' 'A pioet scientific, common «rose The Misses Pattlthall and brothers of Lake Onoro at their pretty home on treatment lh Rexsll (Internes, which Monoid and Birdie are home from shelr Golden Lake, are eaten like candy. They are very respective schools and on Saturday night Mim Maria Rich, who spent lest sum­ entertalnod the young folks at a very pronounced, gentle end pleasant In scmer here with her parents is spending va­ tliiu. and particularly agreeable In pleasant social. every way. They do not causa dlar cation with her slater, Mrs Stuart at On Sunday night last several couples rboM, nausea, flatulence, griping, of Ktfoaas City. - -Potato planting will be next In order, were Invited to the homo of Mr. end Mra other Inconvenience. Rex nil Orderlies are particularly good for children, aged two carloads having been received at our Curlet 10 watch the dying of 1911 and and del lent i- persons the .coming In of 1912. station In the lasf'few days We urge you to try Resell Order Misses Howard of Oviedo recently vis­ Cameron City .wtehea all the people of line at our risk Three sixes, 10c., ited Miss Della Jones -l ‘ 2Sc„ and COc. Remember, you ran. get Sanford and tM Celery Delta and her Mr. and Mrs 0. E: Little are expected . Rexel 1 Remedies In this community good Mends,'aranrWhere a good and glad only at odr atore-Tbe Rexell Hlort* to return from Georgia, thig week. L R. PHILIPS ' 4. CO. Aa has ever been and will ever be . .. MOORE’S STATION Christines brings to some homee gladness, ApscU] Cormooodaaea to Tka'itsrald At the election of the officeri Sunday life end joy; and to others sorrow, ‘death for Moore's Sutlon Supday School E. A. and grief. Amid the holiday gaieties the grim reaper, death visited our little com­ Gilbert was unanimously-ejected to. yuc:j peed himself. F. M: Mcpartnay was munity and took to her home on ‘ high ' ' ^elected aaalsiant; J. H. Hlxon secretary tl}p sweet spirit o( our friend, Mrs Fultz. On Wednesday morning Mrs Fultx gave , and treasweg and L M. Lucys asaiaunL op the battle of life a n d . went home to Mrs Ola Greenland organUL The school rest. A battle it has been In truth, foil -* 'l g very flourishing‘ with An attendance no one poeelbUr has ever suffered any nfariag tha one hundred merit- each _: __ ______ _¡NT_._* JLtlfe 1 _*_L ¿tor*.'. Far years medical skill has a.been ? ;*■ 7 exhausted to glee bar'relief and yet only Mrt kmT Mta'Wm. Bothamly came out partially 'relieved -her. Her po/ne' for U their auto Friday, aooompenied by yean was- In Chicago, but hoping the thehr nephew John Bothgmly and bis climate would prove a benefit the with . friend sir. Stone Ju st. arrive^ from Eng­ W daughter, Mn.' Etjn ‘ IMxtaon, pugland and ware tbe gtreats of iGvend: MtbT chased a home In Geneva and fpr several ¡'/ Rummer or.Winter, W. W. MUkr at thqlr pretjy boma -on yeaj*havelfyed here. Mrs F td tx w U * RalHMd SL ■ ~ - Christian s a b e r life provflB .agvd Geneva wo ,car> supply your wanlf -In lh a ' her. . Sbe was for a nota- Aihotioblfc Une. If you - want, to Mr. and Mrs L M. Lucas wcari^lned *« ber of yeare president of the'ladle« aid rent * ffeod, “• w**W’ society and her cheerful face and words •AM otor f « r Any FurposrrwlHbe greatly missed. Ever ready with we are at your service with tho ty Mende about W o r d fgriü be jatree end heart and hand to , aafert . in d to kboW Mlaa Nellie ■Joseph has an ÿ Undnâse which abe found cjp do, ber very beat cars. We never aleep. g n f t A Ohio and 11 ttt b her place will bp hard to ÛIL UndwUker If you ore in troubip call ua any hour ol the night or day. riiirs!Dt*Mlor on SadTord Heights1 *f ‘ * ‘‘ r* * * L. J. IUnoot^s Birthday oocuirod fhlch was tamporarlly buried In Geneva, a early spring the body will be carried forth and put Into tha family vaulL To Sanford Machia* & Gira/e Company i t one Child,Mra Roberson, who survives PHONE 001 House of Quality AND FAIR DEALING Before deciding to buy elvw here, come in and look over our line of everything in Dry Goods -. Millinery i Notions ' a -* Ladies * Gents' Fu Ready-to-Wear Suits and METTINGER’S Cars Stop st our Door 106 to 110 West First Street FLORIDA SANFORD There i s no wrong end up ¿A w i t h .a n W o rry w ith th is fo u n ta in IT s u fe tv pen. JttM ‘ Stick, ljt in to y o u r j x x l ,« t y m y it h a p p e n s to CANT One LEAK, little t w i s t m a k e s it i»<* le a k t i g h t , i n k - t i& h t , AIK • T 1Q H T . ^ Com e corks i n u m l , s t e i h 'q \ y it u p th e little a n d h a w V jtiftc k ly it f i l l s tw is t itse lf H E N R Y Me L A U L I N QUALITY PLUS DESI Qt> -P L U S F IN IS H -P Ì.U 8 "WORKABILITY'-,OR ' . PERFORMANCE ."A I t k tha P n t b n u n a In thy h a v U o f t k aklUaU mechanic th a t * rtatJk g * l t h . a d ito « V O m o f rba Ï Ç A V g g t BDCB II»m iner. , *, ** * *| "U » » lo xidilkm t( | lh* Intrlntic «fclu# i m p one of the tnanr Wyk» &*■ <KU ra w Quality—th k aupatlor Nniyb^-chU balance. ." 'tt/ XjfWfflAh Û Û J Ham m er» i ià S i m M t f th a w bola D tam ood KU(a L in s ~ V. I , "Û51Hojtb Eocsiafl QijuinlPiÂçâ i v -ä I SANFORD, ,.i3 R r FLORIDA a lr ln u All, VVork Guaran Send Your Wdht to Us aod Uavelt Aj Clock end Jj 41 W «t Bay Street : '--‘i ä �im a m 5 .» & THE SANrORD HERALD ¡^¡¡COMMISSIONERS MEET Man Matter« of Import one« Wocutscd_Geneva-Brld|e ruod Paid Board met pursuant to adjournment on Jgo. HL Proaent: Chairman Orcntreet, Oommlsaioom Woodruff. Her itfi. DUIard. The application of SaUle C. Yancey for a pension was presented, approved and fcprarded to OomptroUer. Í Foliowind bonds to carry firearms were approved and licenses ordered issued: C, E. Bartlett, rifle, suretiea. T. N. Burner tad Wm. P. Blakely. T. N. Burner, pistol, wntlee. C. E. Bartlett and Wm. P. Blakej*. Wm- P. Blakely, pistol, sureties. T. N. Batner and C E. Bartlett, T. N. Burner, nfle, sureties. Wm. P. Blakely and C. E. B ^ t L Naif Forage, pistol sureties. J. D, Ramie and Assad Forage. Upon motion It was ordered that the comptroller be requested to allow the re­ demption of Cert. 159 of 1907 and aU sub­ sequent unpaid taxc a t the flat eum of 110, not Including derk'a costs, on ac­ count of excessive tax. within 60 days, by Wm. H. Jewell attorney for owner. ■The reports of the following county of­ ficers were received, read and filed: Co'nuty physic!so, Supt. county home, Supt - mads aod bridges, pay roll road camp, polls collected, licenses Issued, report of T sheriff to state auditor, report of treasurer __1» tut# auditor and county commlsslonand auditor*' financial statem ent. U tter o( J. 11 Uagruder in reference to heating plant received and, read, Letter of Governor Gllchrlyl .received sad filed. •Board proceeded to c a n v a s s e s return« busln ets received and read. Upon motion th e m a tter was referred to Commissioner Woodruff, and If necessary he Is to go to Jacksonville to consult the engineer of the War Departm ent. Upon motion u worrunt was ordered draw n payable to J. T. McLain for 5500. being a balance due said McLain as per contract of Geneva avenue im provem ent business. McLain to give an order to the county com m issioners for the sum of 5500; the said am ount being a part of the pro ra ta of the road and bridge fund due the city of Sanford for the year 1911. The city of Sanford having donated said am ount as pert of the subscription to­ ward the Geneva avenue Improvement. Upon approval of the wor.k by the U S. Governm ent this order to be null und void, otherwise to rem oln In full force and effeet. Accounts were exam ined and w arrants ordered drawn. There being no further business the board adjourned to the regular session, Feb. 6th, 1912. \ 1912 New Year’s Greeting 1912 The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Com pany are making Special Prices during the month o f January on Doors, Sash and Blinds, as it is our Stock­ taking month. W c can offer better values for the money than any Hardware establishment in this sec­ tion. Bath-room Outfits and Supplies, Lava* torics, Tubs, Sanitary Closets. :: :: liftEN Write, or call on CABINET tn ‘ t II LIU; must b* tio Hint of la bor whir« It will 1sll for our neighbors' happiness, but no wasteful extravagmnes of It where It will not profit —Phillips Brooke A . of the election held Dec. 2Stfi to Jetermine the question of allowing swine to ---------- ** HOW TO PR EV EN T W A 9TE. run at large In two precincts and found To keep iluwp ex p enses prevent ttie result to be as follows: w aste In food and coiioerv« the Precinct No. 2. M aitland—A gainst ru n ­ s tre n g th of the hm iaekeeput is (he ning st Isrge. 43; for running at large. 4 g re a t problem of honaehold econom ics Precinct No. 2I,Lockhart—A gainst runOne nf the best m ethod* of prevent alpg st large. 19; for running at large, lit. Ing w a it* In food Is to p rep are only % Upon motion the request of the county as m uch us will he « » ten , this does officer« that an enlarged photograph of not menu being niggardly bur »imply Judge Minor S. Jones be made and hung th rifty “\ .J W ilted vegetables may he re ­ on the walls of the circuit court room was sto red by soaking tn cold water sev granted Qjmmunlcatlnn Irom the S tate Good er« l hours W heu opening a can o( tom atoes. Roads Association was received an d the , Juice for soups and the dsskiasuuctod xoackoosdMlsMsreaetpt*«f^vl<tal' ‘ti>* •__ tom ato«» for an «-scalloped dTnh » • lime. lx>ok over the lix> box before piun The following resolution was m ade. tilng a ureal, o ften thing» m ost sppe It appearing In the board that there is Using a re forgotten l surplus in the fines an d forfeiture fund W ise planning and careful buying over end above the claim s against the will aid In red u cin g expenses hut all same needed for the purpose thereof, it la le fto v e rs m ust be used or (he tuhle , hereby ordered that the county treasurer ex p en ses will be too. high ! transfer from the flues and forfeiture fuqd W ash pear he« before peeling and lbs sum of 54.066 50. bud th at the sam e th e skin may th en he used with apples bsoedited to the ier>d fund for building fo r Jelly, giving the Jelly s delicious peach flavor end repairing roads. A d ain ty little to asted c ra c k e r may • l( was ordered that the clerk have^ln Mlatgad phat<H»r.oh nt t-rg - »----- «h 6*11* made and hung In the circuit court tooo> Upon motion It was ordered that a wnrtsai (or 51.500 00 be draw n payable to the Orange County Fair Association, li e ume being tire amount donated by tt.e *«aty to said association. Adjourned to 9:30 a. m., Tuesday. Tuesday, Ja n . 2, 1912. Botid tbet pursuant to adjournm ent. Present: Chairman Qvcrstreet, Comrnls•iooer* Woodruff, pi Hard, Brown and Mer­ rill t Upw motion the board as a whole go B>examine the Geneva avenue improve* ®*nt on Monday, Jan. 8th. The peuiion of D. C. Hill, L. L, Payne, *t al, for the opening of the road, which Uld over until the Ja n u ary m eeting, r* D* gall« up, it was found th a t the Inwmauon submitted to the board was of Mch character s i to bo denied. B wm ordered that the Supt. of roads •: Md bridges straw the road from A lta- !■, b l . J M 4 f i L - t £ 2 g ! » l |cpd pow der b iscuit th a t have txwn to asted and b u tte re d S erve with orange m a rm alad e and ten To p revent th e w aste III e n e r g y In th e h o u sek eep er plan to tie down If but for five m inutes, com pletely relax close th e eyes and If the fret are tired and sw ollen, elev a te them and th e blood leaving them relieves the tired feeling. A hot bath and a brisk rub will do w o n d trs to a tire d body In th e cool of the day got the pastry all read y for the w ater, and set on Ice. then when the pie is to bn mad» a few m om eute will do the work W aterm elon rind make* delirious p re se rv e s and If cut In sm all cube» and p reserved with gtugor m akes u m ost ap p etisin g g arn ish for Ice cream Uao a carp et sw eep er Instead of a broom on th e rugs and carp ets unless you a re fo rtu n a te enough to have a vacuum clean er. W ash a window now and then. D on't try to clean th e whole house in ona m orning 10 Ap0pka* Vla r o r e ,t C "* ' Petition of E. R. S eulons. a T. Set. .¡¡¡¡M* «1 heretofore referred to Messrs. Branham, b e in | t•com m endw P rsu d tommittee to be g rim e d . Is r™ 1*1 upon condition th a t the county Put to no expense Ur changing road. W ISE SAYINGS O F H O R AC E. • . Thus the ric h e r m an is alw ays an **c* ilM Inspector for tire o b s ta c le Jm one w p o ls h asten in g to he tlc h . , \ J ■ •* ■ M U f)' ° i / ■^* f. mL,', * *Yj ” ^wood waa appointed to , O lory d ra g s In h e r d aszlln g c a r th e •“ j j ‘“ Pectarshtp. ^ e b to u r e a s d o d e ly fe tte re d as- th o se *“ * Ot roads and of nobT« b irth . * ! to i have the flat --i fi of the Orlando and Apnpka . " " T h e crowd bias m e, b u t I applaud * ^ t h °f Wijr feet. m jrM lf a t hom e w hen 1 co n te m p la te *ton the com rafu«- heretofore my money'In my treasure chest." V. _ , t . • •• . »*, IJpw It !•, th a n , th a t nq. one lives . juthorltèà c o n t e n t '‘¡wiUJ b‘la condition.' w h eth er i^Ujini ‘ re a so n i cmv* ,'It 'h i m o r ch an ce th re w /dr the - i r t l k iW jT _ • t Winter - •/ Wmi Ohse In kaJ placo la ,U»;toUowlag to B ut g re a t m a jo rity of m ankind » , . c*V, #,N o iu m la enough, b ecause •yon I r e . e ste e m e d In p ro p o rtio n to w h a t \ o f poesees " If length of tim e makes poems bet- « rtftíl do«* wlntL_ I - wouM . J k l a . "TO notify..,UiA kn6w bow many years will- stam p .FitsId« East. Cpaat ^alue upon my writings. * }'■ fourteen m itre of It. ; Un.'^War Depart- v lt* la th a t we ra re ly find a » c a n aay th a t b * hire 'liv e d SLAVERY WHICH DISGRACES C onditions of Labor In tb s S tssl dustry Ara Shown to Os Deplorable Big Values For Cash O ur g reat iron arid »t*-el tn d u etry — .v w v v w v w v »vvvvvvvv how proud • * « are of I t’ How we have coddled and p ro tected It and w atched tt grow-! How m arvelously It hna been m anipulated and turned and tw isted and bought and sold and am alg am ated and Incorporated and com bined and form ed Into B e it U f r e f iB '.c p c p , p 9 » n 4 11c tr jts ta '^ llow firms and cor b’a v« been draw n Into the big net. by force or oth erw ise, and then rap ltalItetl crim inally far beyond th e ir In trln a lr value, so ttint the stock a fte r­ w ards foist od upon the public was w aterlogged to a g re a te r degree th an the m ost hppelce* d erelict th at still succeed s In floating' W hat nice dlvl dends have been paid upon nil this w atered stock which bas been mar- ) k eted, a« upon the m illions of such stock pocketed by th e barons of the ( , g re a t Industry as rew ard s for bring -lft#-abm>s-4*v seRSVI aine lg a iu Htlo n i* v W onderful tiling. Hits Jron and steel In d u stry , giving em ploym ent to thou- I sen d s and thousands of men. helping to m ake our unthui great and pros perous and creatin g a c o n stan tly In J c re a tin g num ber of m ulti-m illionaires . w hose fo rtu n es are the w onder of the w orld! Bure, w e're proud of I t B ut. w ait a m inute. S e c re ta ry N a­ gel. of th e D ep artm ent of C om m erce and Labor, has been looking Into .the m a tte r and he has rep o rted to tjie U nited B tates senate th at he had tn v estlg ated the labor co nditions con n e c te d with prnctlcally the e n tlfe In d u stry In the P nlted B tates, num ber Ing som e 344 plants W hat does he And* C onditions which should shuck Store Phone 35 B akory 8 9 the conscience of every man who b o asts citizen sh ip In th is land of the free T h e report covers 90.000 men Of this vast arm y of Industry oneth ird work seven days per week, S un­ day differing In no resp ect from the e th e r six days Fully one-fourth of th e 90,000 men work not only seven days but 12 hours per day About * 9 60.000 of th ese Iron and steel em ­ • V. •* s. L*v'; ■' V ~ v - - j . • */ • V a j ployee a re foreigners, m ostly of th e S lav ic racee. Home 46,00Q of them • ‘ ' '* . *> • ■ * ,; receiv e less than 18 ce n ts an hour; Health and Happiness -Within the Reach of Every -22.000 receive betw een IS and 25 c e n ts and about the- sam e num ber 'Woman Without Risking a Penny receiv e 25 ro u te or m ore p er hour. V** • A ' '• • , • A reafm tifcem ent w hereby th e se p itiab le victim s of co rp o rate greed For every sick woman there la health jtnd happiness. ' Read this most llbaral offer telling how you can be cured at «mall should work In three sh ifts tnstend of tw o —eight hours per (iay Instead 'o f or If you. are not cured there will be no ohaffh w hatfver for the tre a tm e n t t ' V'i-. s ’* tw elve— m lghj Increase th e cqet Of We give you a chance to got, well without risking-a penuy, . If you era sick, discouraged, or, have w astdd'tim e snd -mopejr ■la vain th e p n o d tM . even m ight redufctj th e princely lneom>*i uf « handful of steel efforts to rocover your health, If jrqur hav«^ uhon a great many ♦etnedlet and are no better,' If you have doctored with physlcRmr and gpoclatlita without and Iron m ag n ates, but the world help, you have naturally lost faith i n .«Ter/Uilng. m ill,-you can’l *o o a a« would be ihe gainer. you are.—weak, suffering and dLacourfged.— 1014 P»}uet do eom etbfng. W here co rp o rate Industry Ihu^ pttl Reno's Now Health offerg:you a way to b lastly preys on h elp lessn ess, poverty tbo medicine'la free a n d Ign o ran ce the go v ern m en t eh o u l^ This remarkable .. In te rfe re If In terferen ce la unronatl celebrated physician, l t l i i mefiloltt# that posRJvbly ■ w Ilea Health from yoar druggist tu tlu n n l— well, we am ended the c o n sti­ 100 women who use It. “You can j_e t “Reno'g New entt to rettire return the pioney ponn 'f lm bottl« if IH n ila to ; tu tio n once for the sake of slav es qf, with his absolute agreem •n 1C. "r " d -. T ? II that la elaltned for ft* . V - j V **: (< a d a rk e r color but iio w orse condl- do all Thu are (o be the judge aa to whetbbr tt belpa you. or iA>L là U dot w orth Mon. • ___________ :______ 15 Pounds Sugar 6 Bars Soap - - - - $1.00 25c Lard, per pound 10c Flour, Winner Patent, 1-2 bbl $2.50 “ Best Pittslfhrjl Flour 1-2 bbl Head Rice, per pound Largest Prunes, per pound Campbell^ Soups, 3- toe Large Size Cream, per doz S m a l l ............................ .... . Grits and Meal, per pound . ! Everything in Fresh Meats and High Class Bakery Goods. R. G. STOCKTON LIBERAL OFFER TO WOMEN Explanations at Syracuse and Brie. while to try this tem edy on tbea« tonna, slnré you heve nothing to lose and •varythlng to-galaT • . . - At B yracuse Mr T a ft'a ex p lan atio n of why he vetoed th e Iower-coit*oMJvflL.Ç Ing bill* con sisted m ostly of sta tle tlc e of the Heart, Palo In the Back añd Orolns, Leucorrhea. and AU InfiaaÙRfJhn^ . •bow ing why It w as n e c e ssa ry to Ulceration and Dlachargee of the Vagina and Utenia. *. id dta j p e a d . a u ju i. hlPJlSJ- V c h y e a r ----- Nïrroainégr.-tlM pH ssflDsi, jiendaohe, paletíéia, thtnne«« óf body are all se n iln a te Inform ation to farm ers on doe to female weeknese that ç«4 b« quickly and poaitlveiy curad by SawfiN« Ib e'’su b je c t of scientific ag ricu ltu re. New Health. Every Every-worn«« -woma® who baa hae a periodical tick elok headache thohld should UAa ». At ISrle Mr. T a il's ex p lan atio n of -this remarkable remedy and •«« how qui ilckly It strengthens and Invigoratoa why b e vetoed the low er-cost-of-living her ao her headaohoe never return. b ills c o n siste d m ostly �January 5. 10:2 THE t>ANFORD H t R O D and when Sanford celery is fcody to ship M O U L D IN G 8H INQLEQ LATH S' there is no reason for a slump in prices on LÜM BER dnccouut of distribution because said mado. Thare PaUishad Every Tueaday »««1 Friday Montini Dr distribution should be ¿re several important items that aid THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY materially In distributing tbe celery v i i l V a i i ì L v y i n c n € ' o m i »a ¡ v i . R. J. HOLLY. Editor crops. The shipper* regardless of trade à W. M. HAYNES, B u alncsa M an ag er • relations ought to get togethet each house • a b s a r ip tlo n P ric e . 9 2 .0 0 a Y c a # n Advance day and establish a clearing plan by comparing notes and look­ ' Dyal-Upchueefi .Building, Jacksonville, Florida Only - the Delivered la tb t City Dr carrier 12.00 per re a r in ing Into the route of cars. Ip* - * advance or 20c per month. reliable commission men, those who have Perm eo ta la adì ance raust be made t t o Bice. Our stock is Well Mafiu&ctured, Carefully Graded, Price Low. If your dealer handled Sanford celery and have the wel­ fare of the section at heart should be al­ Entered aa eeooad-daee mail m atter A uluit (2nd . cauriot.furnish our stock write us for prices. 1908, at tbe Postofflc* at Sanford. Florida, lowed to get In the game. If Irresponsi­ undrf Act of March 3rd. 1879 ble men are allowed to operate here and regardless of the market conditions roll Telephone No, Mb O B « In Herald Bu lid Ine cars promiscuously tho same slump will If Golneivllle con reduce tbe rote on occur In the market this year even though C b c j S t t o C o it o f t m o b £ > o tc ! a t f c o t t g t o o o D . J f l o r t b a go* and electricity MH per cent, bow Sanford controls the key to the siiuatlon. Honest dealers will assist the growers much can the Sanford city council reduce to properly distribute the celery crop and tbe rateT Ten miles flrom-Sanftird or Orlando, The finest and most homelike will look farther ahead in tbe game than family Hotel in Orange count/. Furnished new throughout. Our Tbe Ocala pa pera claim that inow fell their'own personal gain. cuisine the very best. A ten course dinner 50c. White help ex­ The season of 1912 promises more to 1b tbat city lait Monday. Better get on clusively. Service guaranteed. Boating, Motoring, Pool, Billiards, the grower If good weather conditions pre­ tbe water wagon before you get the white vail than ever before and on thia subject Tennis, Croquet, Weekly Dances and Alkehest Lyceum Attractions mice and green monkey etage. of distribution the growers and shippera -Semi-Monthly for the pleasure.of our guests. Our table is supplied Editor Felkel of the Peniacola News should base their hopes and work togelh with the best the market afforejp. Catering looked after personally by glvea hie readers a treatise on the mother- er In a common cause. In tbe past there the Manager, Mr. A. F. Falck, a well known Chef. Accomodations in-law. Now what In the summer breezes has been too much Jrckeying for place for one hundred. Booklets upon application. Information gladly each shipper striving to get the stuff to la Herb.Felkel doing with a mother-in-law his own particular house and often send­ given. ; Write, Wire or Phone . r . . . . when he Isn't even murrlcdT . ing in cars end diverting them In route to handicap a rival bous« breaking up an. ___ .....¿cf * AAi - F . F A L C K — Jh In Tainpu Wednesday, William Je otherwise klrupg vgnarket and between oing Bryan declared that he would r Ask Mr. Foster Resident Manqgpr be a candidate for the nomination at the tiie millstumrs ike'itrówer Is álwpys crush­ Democratic Convention. This' Hxadvef ed. Tho tendency Inis been to crowd the :' : ■ ■f r f r i ' one uncertainty in the race (or a Demo­ New York market and even though other cities were needing celery the New York In Clrcnlt Court, 7th Judicial Circuit, cratic victory. .. A * ' ■ , ------ M .} • price made the afanddfd for all and SarW Orange County, Floxjd»—— • I* *1 The Groveland Timea Is o new paper ford growers were face to face with tbe To E. Ily. Palmer published at Taylorvlllo L ak e Count/, -peculiar situation of seeing western mar­ Lucv E. vs Flnegan, et al Ben F. Davis Is the e d ito r a n d th e im jv r kets suffering for celery and their prod­ To John W Green. Lola Motes and Lucy Hudson II appear, from the aftidavp at E ily. Palmer Is a neat four p ag e, six column s i te d ucts brin g in g n o th in g , till b e c a u se o f (h e herein duly Bled, In, which lie aaya lhat he U the in the above named cause; that the de­ that ought to a d v e rtis e (ho new territo ry g re e d of n few dealers bent on d e p re s s ­ petitioner fendant*. John W, Green. Lula Mom * and Lucy in g the m arket a n d p lu c k in g the s|Kiits of Hudson are non residents of the .(a lt of Florida; recently In v a d e d b y th e b o m o w ek ers. thal (hey are over the ase of 21 year*, and that tt slu m p for their o w n benefit. Ihele (evidence and p.eUrftlre nddre,. it Knoivllle. Tennessee, arid lhat tlure I. no w n o a In the .(ate T h e H erald is fr ie n d ly to (tie c o m m issio n The G a in e sv ille c ity c o u n cil h a s re d u ced nf Florida.- (he servin' of subpoena upon whom THE SANFORD HERALD DISTRIBUTORS W M th e ra te s for gas a n d e le c tric ity 3 3 1v per c e n t. T he r a te s for th e se n e c e ss itie s of life a re too h ig h in F lo rid a a n d e v e ry c ity council rIkhiUI follow (ia ln e s v illr's ex­ ample a n d look in to th e ru le s c h a rg e d by th e se c o rp o ra tio n s—»■ -. il o u r lu t u--- ? to w n frie n d s to th e fa c t (h u t S an fo rd m e rc h a n ts a ro offering so m e g re a t bar^ g a in s ju st now. S e v e ra l sto re s a re h o ld ­ ing sp e c ia l sa le s a n d you c a n in u k c a d o lla r go fa rth e r in S a n fo rd th a n in New York. T ak e a s la n t a t T he H erald. - m e n . We w a n t th e m to com e to S a n fo rd a n ti buy the stu ff a n d w e w a n t th e m to re a liz e a profit a f te r th e grow er lia s r e a ­ liz e d his profit b u t th e form er m e th o d s of crow ding o n e p a rtic u la r m a rk e t w ill b re a k u p the g a m e a n d kill th e g o o se th a t Inys th e g o ld en egg. S an fo rd c e le ry 1,VAs « f o . « n d s a n e m eth o d s T h e ghtvver h a s tfie p r i ­ vilege of selling f. o. it. nr c o n s ig n m e n t ju s t ns he sees fit o n ly — T he H erald w a n ts a b e tte r d is trib u tio n of n crop th a t m e a n s so m u ch to ', th is c o m m u n ity , a n d w e c a ll ilm g ro w e rs’ n tm illio n to th e f a c t t h a t e v e n .though y o tu c ro p is sold a n d you h a v e th e m o n ey , you u re still in te re s te d in n b e tte r d is trib u tio n a n d a sq u are d e a l. BIO DEVELOPMZAI TON S W O R D S a n fo rd h a s m o re m e n o f c a p ita l in th e c ity th is w eek th a n h a v e ’ e v e f b e e n h e re before. T he c ity a n d c o u n try will At T he P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h receiv e a b o o st in th e n e x t few w e e k s t h z r w m p i Hi ir tn rific r nifsnii th im w n — R ax t f .1 1 .C ha lm e r s o f L a k e la n d w i|l ttie fo n d e st d re a m s could e v e r re a liz e . p re a c h at tfie P r e s b y te r ia n c h u rc h n e x t F uller p a rtic u la rs will be g iv e n In te r In S u n d a y a t b o th m o rn in g a n I e v e n in g T he H erald a m i m e a n tim e le t e v ery m a n . serv ice, F v ey o n e Is .cordially In v ite d w o m an a n d child b ecom e im b u e d w ith to a tte n d . th e id e a th a t S a n fo rd 1* J u s t o n tho U you want dcligtnful Quisimos enndr th re sh o ld of a m o st p ro sp ero u s e ra a n d g et th e fam ous N u u u a lly s n i L R. J'b ilijis g r e a te s t, d e v e lo p m e n t. ] |1 s j, r s fl M B I1 L Co. 27-0t NOTH I NO IN IT would bind .alii defendant. You are therefore ordered lo apl-ear to (hi. bill on Monday, the 3th day of February. A I) 1912. the tam e being a rule day of *4ld court. ____ Wptls>»«».i It la further ordered that thla_noticeJ W be puWlahcd for four niece»* cc* Ive wee l a In the Sanford Herald, a newipaper■ps puhllihrri In Onng© countyy. Florida Wlinen. It. M Hoblnson. clerk of »aid ikl court aivl i the aeal thereof thla the 3rd da r (J anu.7 |A 1912 Iteal I B. M R&BISSON, Cleik Fri 33-Jtc . By M A Howard. D C ^ ’W W b lN A N O f ■ f Steinway & Sons Mehlin % ■ Behr Bros. Mathushek 0 “Crown” Story & Clark ;| Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros, gl­ and Fischer -.TT* .A r ‘ Eatabil.hlkt s Be fit h Mark In Ih* City of Sanford. Florida He It Ordained by ih* Mayor and Council of the City of Sanford, Florida Sec (I on Ji Thai thé follrtwina described mon u meat .hall lié Ihs itsi.ln u l of elevation for the loklnS ol levels a ml esta b/uh In* of Brade* In the City of Sanford , uviataw Section 2: A t the Southwest runner of the Intersect Win of J ’ark Avenue and Futltth St., mot# d Aral hr harated a* being 7 fact north of the line of Fourth St., and 7 feet R u t of the■W rit line of Park Avenue t .ri - -- • I AN 0 AND soairm f Section 3:' The monument ii road« of concrete 12 loche* square and 2M feet tool, act In (be ground with twti twrtne » i«.*4 w4»h ait ia l a iilk na n ■*«■ which L Inscrit«! "City O U ." In th ecen tre nf the monument is art a cooper rod the top ol/whicb 1s the standard from which leviti» are to b* taken, nrveroet • ' ;. S«cI Win 1 Tbe elevation o fth a.C JIy B M it 3B:S0 The elevation of the City fi M abov* m-sn low ltd# a! FerntruSina I» 29'30 A ll. Urd ma noèti or. part* 1a oonAict Sond for Catalogues, Prices and Terms John A. Cunningham | ’• s « r i m e r , lu ll, * i r M, W. Covm, City Clerk »proved Dec. 27,1011. ; v, , r w r a r Laic, Mayor, v ' ’ , )- AN ORDINANCE. WhIJo titling in a restaurant 8nniching F L O R ID A JACKSONVILLE a hasty meal the editor hoard a man re­ A aenllnsace trs n tln t cvrtsifl rlsh ts.tn d prtvileS Sc* to in* Ssiiiiird Irlruhoor-tVirnciony. a cor-yomark that Ttio (Icrald was u goyd little Mtkjn, thi* SMltnr« of a ffancMte ira n tn l by the THOMAS EMMET WILSON orSanlofd, Fia u> W. B. Milchell by ao p*per but there is not enough reading town Urilinsncc «July oa*»«d by the City CouikII of the ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, H ty of Sanforfl, FlivWa. on July 7th, ¡902. i n i matter in it. Another man remarked •* * AT-LAW • i f rooJ ifyin* and ihanyinjl certain cuntlitkHU hn<l that the paper was sm a ll but it coveted iitpulalioo* In Mid franrblsni omialncd I-Ji te “S tile Atlfirnsy .Seyrnih Jodidâl CitÄ il OF Œ î J i T ' r i .- f e i T R i '’ ibi iw» i s j t i 1 1 n r r ; norwiS tho field a n d ch ro o icletl oil the hnppef) Be It Ordained by the Oily Giundl of ibo City of FlctHa L logs which was ns m u ch ns any p a p e r San’ord. Svcti n l: T hstthe Stnlnnl T'l«pbor)«Gia)(>*ny. * * Re«l<J©qr©i, Sifoni and Svlvtn Lake a expiration, operalln* a.Telepbone Syitrin In the >a* can do. ly nf Jianl 'rd. under iand by virtue nf _ fraachlae, Such it lifel intvd by the City of‘ Svnlord on July ; 1902. J V L. G. StRINGFELLOW W B. Mlu hell, by •an Ordinane* entfi With a force of fourteen people; with Ordinance Grantln* O rin ln Kiiht* ____a PrTrilJ^ of ! afore, tiratira County. T h i• pay roll amounting to about |2W per to W. B. Mitchell ofS* JUSTICE OF THE P¿ACE duly aatl*ne< Ida. and hi* Avelina," duly aailfned a*ll|ned by the .aid W. * \ ' ► ♦❖ 4 weak; with the editor ohd business man­ B. Mlichrll totheSadfurd Trlcpborit Company on 'ord Trlepbot__ HOTAXY r u n u c tlia 22nd day of A blust, A [>. 1902, shall have ___ ________/ „e*.____ f " ager working overtime to get enough mat­ from and after the FOR le ol of thla thia ordinari«, ordinane*. the Fine Stationery . . . p a n a_|e ter to fill the paper and enough money lawful r y lit. as the aitlsniw of lbs franchlM harelofore (ranted to W. B. Mlldisti. tócha-se • Oflitu in City Hall 'To fill tbe capacious maw of tho expense or Inti not to eicead 8X0U iwr month for Hr»Mence, BETIER Engraving & Die Stamping and SZ SO per month for Busin««. Telephone* on Accounts; there is nothing in i t all private (in* servie*, on condition that th e pte* SERVICE ant common R-turo System berhan*ed to • Me •Quito true, my friend. Books taiiutaille orni Sr i inn and lhat three r a m be ‘ charted each GEO. A. DeCOTTES There H nothing In ill subacrlber as im pedivi telephony« si* rasile suhscrioet SSIthrlr respective IN / siilo. Artists^ Surveyors’ and Nothing fur the men who give the.best met ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Sect o n t: That ihn Sjnfoed Telephonei Com( pany. atilfn re of W. B. Mlrchetl. aforesaid _______________ ’ annll port of their life toward building -a city, b* subject to such Ucease or franchise tax âa may hT.au!...................... -** * f practice iri S tate and Federal Courts Draftsmens' Materials 0 SUPPLYING tovford fastening and assisting end push­ be lawfully lmpwed tiy tbe City Council of the City . ' * * ' ' of Hanford. Florida, and from and sfter after the (he passale ing every enterprise that make« money of YOUR . ^ Sanford Fla. thla nrdinaQce nane* shall »halt np nu Ionier he requ required to pey Oarncr-WoddnjiJ Bldg ... Kodaks, Sporting Cood9 ----ther Lily of---Vaohmi iHtwni 2H V KM imu 11UX per cent 1 of the tnifS (rt* i rnrefor every man except the editor. N6th- to J7v, ‘ . ' eelpt* received trout ( h r hire and use of «Ut tei*. Ing In it for the men who day after day Phone* located within the corporate limili of (bo WANTS r> Spuvonlrs,Etc. . 0 SanfonCss provided awl stipulated tn Sec­ go through tho-same tread mill „of ex­ City.of V V ^ .-; H 0ijS^qLpER tion 2 of ah oedhunce sra n lln l e rru in lisina and DR. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ < ; ♦♦+<•+♦ >:r istence and regardless of personal feel­ privile»!«# to W. O - Mitchell of Sanford. Orarne County, FluriJa. duly passed by iba City Oottwtl at ■ ing or sickness or troubles. m eet. tbs Aanfoid. Florida, on July 7(h. 1902 w Eyerythlng tor the Offico Ion 3: Al( ordinance« and part* of ordinan­ Bojíos 23. 24 and 23. i'lqd/BVt*. - , Phone 41 World with a’ smile ami Inject A• hyper- ce#tied hi coo B1ct herewith are hereby/rivaled. : dermic of good cheer Into tbe pessimist* 1 hereby crrtlfy th a t lit* foeetoini «Min ance was. * S A N É Ò RQ’. r / ü û R 1 b A. duty passai by tho City Couactlln 5 « * tua. on 18th and kickers and knockers. r"v /Jr :V / day of Dec*tnber. A. D. . r s e e e e » « k u » e « e e e r á r tU » » e ¿ * » / e. . M ____________ ■- ' . 5 Nothing In ( t . foe the men -wltf ' by ì l i: Sf‘u 5 .!L y ,w t'< W • ANDEW JOHNSON arar. sheer fort» of will power and galYAOic V 45-49 W. Bay iit.7*: j-: . Jacksonville, Fla. manhood keep tbe town from getting the ATTOKNCY-Al'-LAW — AN ORDINANCE dry rot of -what's the use" and aro al­ Practice« to S tile and F « l« a l Couria. ' ^ ways Inclined to lay dawn on the Job An Ordinance prohiblttna the sale o( the B w erace M. O. T. Buildlni -, ,l \ i . Ebon* 248 •• v’ ’V . -V . coot manly known ak Near Beer or Matt Brew. When the newspaper keeps them braced Oe It Bnlatoei hr the City Council of Sanford. — ~ii 4 » < j, up sufBcloOiiy to try It again with bet­ Florid© . ^ Seciioa; 1 iit h a ll tw unlawful for any perse Eton. ter results. Nothing in 111 / firm or rerjorattan to »SII or dUpoaanf the drink Bliss Triumpï» tieversi« commonly known a sfiM e fìcee, o r i ’ Not for the.newspaper, my friend, and other >IVW bavera** MPM A'Uko---natura, which ' coni alna han, thin fourths of une (wr reqt of aladxd. than,lhraa ' please remember that, when you are read­ iift-r the st day o( Octo ing your neighbor's paper and trying to 5<vti.in, S« Il km upon a0< “ » ii; V «M. palivefiaj cm, be *n*dt imnwdro.ely, HW ih (Î T o f l Ï Ï a find on Item to suit your perverted taste. ordinance ^ " V. Sanford. PToridg shall be suldert-to á Boa not lea* th in MANurACTURt T h r CORRECT POTATO fCRTILIZfR ÏQ BIG JACKSONf. VILLE HOUSE u — - f * i* □ N R I PRINTING - BINDING - LITHOGRAPHING qBEjadm koiic^ ^ A WORD TO THE OROWERg One Hundred (IKtO) «ri. m r tywe than Three Hundred <8SOO> Dniiaew-eéf Ptlbr Advices from reliable source* Would In ­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ncof hr ra m of ordine C..Ï« f t ' dicate that.Sanford celery growers have City tho crop this season in tbe pQtper y of I r\U. w. shape to dictate teun* end prices. There kppcovcd DvoMiHr ZI Z 7 . 1911. seems to be a shortage In other sections L u , Mayor. •rapaaled.-; Kan/nrdlnanfe WSS* f -----~ - r f ßtrtm * ii wmm¡ DR. F. C. BQARDMAN INDRPRMDKHT RNTIUICM COMPAffV. . A ' 1, ^ Aient-:-. “ » :'* JÍ*****VlIt*. flw ^ * 'S a n fo rd , riorldo J 'D S N I I S T A ll Modérn Method*' igd Appliance* • ■«00*4$ * 8 >sd 7 f l----- W- -1- - . -111, .P H O f i * * Stnfse*. rUrOl Cards See 04 > V ■ is a r- • ,. ' �IN AND ABOUT T H E CITY Gone to Sunford. J> H. Green, who ha* been connected with the mechanical department of The Little- Happenings—Mention of Sun for teveral month», has resigned liia petition and left yesterday for Sanford Matters In Brief. Herald. .Mr. Green is a sternly, am bi­ tious worker and will »0 doubt render PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST splendid service to his new employer, and his Gainesville friends trust he will Summary of the b o a tin g Small Talk bo pleased with his new home.—Gainen‘ succinctly Arranged fo r Hur­ vllle Sun. ried Herald Reader». One thousand field rooc* for »ale. Must Oosslp Wall Dehned. be sold at once L. H. Temple. Gossip It a eort of smoke that comes from the dirty tobacco pipes of |hote who diffuse It; It proves nothing but Mva. are Aiming r tu u .w •*« the bad taste of the smoker —George Fred Ballard, of Geneva, waa vlaltlng Eliot. friend* In Sanford during the holiday*. Hon. Braxton Beocfaam. candidate for C o n g ressm an waa In the city Saturday on butineaa Edward Lane, after »pending the hollidari at home, returned to Stetaon Tueaknown the generic nume day afternoon. kombu Yf Thigpen la In North Carolina thla vtek where he has a large real eatate All la Character. deal on the way. "Behind every lore-ground of action Mist Irene Brady retumod to her atud- Ilea the background of character on Im at Stetson, after (pending the holl- which the action rest* and from which It gets Its life and mwanlng ” —Phil­ dart with hnmefolka. lips Brook* The advent oi tho cold weather has in­ fused new life Into everybody and busi­ Shoes Ke pm red nt JI5 Sunfurd avenue. ness has picked up marvelously this week. Footmtln. Men's shoes half soled Last Sunday the temperature of the, j)Hd heeled, tnckrtl, one dollar Children's Woodland P ark Swimming Pool was 70 hnlf soles and heel*, sewed. 51 25. Ladle»' hnlf aoejdaml heels, sewed. 51.00. 35-Ip Ten room house, head of Park avenue dan of Cleveland. Ohio, la in the city Sanford Heights. Orange- tree», awntriJ with a view' of opening 'a store In the With gasoline 'engine. 520 per month. Key can be found ut Mrs. M. F. Hornes near furture. 33-ltp 'Vail Lovell, who la aaaiatlng Edward Lane in upholding the standard In the Everything In ' .me stationery |r»t the Sanford High School at Stetaon, left Tues­ Rexall Store L R. Philips & Co. 27-Dt day afternoon for that Unlveralty. W nntrd—For term of yrnrs. ut 8 twr Miss Mary Chappell returned to Stetson Cent, 53,500 on first mortgage. Paying Tuesday afternoon to the regret of her property. Address "M." care Herald, m*ny friends, who were pleated to have Sanford 3-5-tf her with them during the holidays. MAINE GROWN SEED POTATOES ►"Nollle Tolar, who it studying medicine Beuna, pen*. Corn, tomatoes, cucum ­ Rose No. 4 . Red Ullas at the University of North Carolina, left ber*. w aterm elon, okra New crop need. 11. 11 Beane Tuesday afternoon for Chapel Hill, where 1. K. Philli>* 4 C o 34-Htc First St. and Oak Ave the noted sent of learning la located. Wade, the Tuner, O riundi, ^ fri 31 41 p The well known C. W. Parks Dramatic 1V?é T m vejust the «wrf1r*( line of dress­ Ox, will appear in Sanford a t a future ing case*.-►rimrieoTTfi mid nil holiday date. This is one of the best tent shows goods ever offered In town The Rexall that ever appeared In the state.“ Watch Store. L R Philip* 8. Co 27-flt for the date. *. 1 ON HAND AT ALL TIMES Mr. Tho» Weston and J. F. Franklin Alt Local Advertisements . Under This Lettuce Baskets, Bean Baskets llradlng. Three Cents a Lin* Each Issue Some style to this Crossett “ patent” (No. 106). Dull calf top and a 1 X inch heel Clever and classy. So isr No. 136, with a calfskin vamp. Note unique perforations. $4. to $6. everyw here ‘X AKES LIFE'S W ALK E A S Y ” L e w i s A . C r o s s e t t , I n c ., M aJfcer North Abington, Mas*. Clothier and Men's Furnisher SANFORD *' Ÿ *.'*V V *î* V V i + v v V V For Rent—House, 8 rooms and bath room, five inhiute»' walk from 1 st street Enquire at Mrs. Allen's Millinery *mrr. -»HiXl* return e 'hta Itudles Id the tTnlver" * Mtj Of North Carolina. „ * Ur». Alice Messenger has planted privet hedge around her property on Oak grtnue L P. Temple, the florist had tha work In charge and It selling quite a bit *i this fine hedge In Sanford, Ur*. Juliao Walker, Miss Walker and Btvett Walker of New .York, and Mr* Ik. Gilmer of Tamp«, were in the City I*« Saturday en routa lo Tampa, after : -f .. Weadlag the holidays with relatives at r H - '• ‘ . - The City Council iball convene tr|*Ji- Approved by nre ih ii 12 rtny »if Dec ForeraT L a nr. Mayor D tl*il School ren s ieet are _w<dLp CQllXt c cLwilk- tlic x ig h t kind o f footwear, the right style shape and price. Il E. G. DUCKWORTH In four day* after it»« of the Registration Book to exam ine and revise the Iill of regUrerrd voler* of tha City of Sanford, era ting therefrom the name* of such at have d in t or removed from »aid city, or who are otherwise ditqualiftrd to v o ti." Section 2 All ordinance* or |i«rlt of ordinances 7 In conflict b e rte lih. nrr hereby repealed f hereby certify that tha foregoing ordinance wpi >€* duly patted by Ihe City ('«morii In *e«tkH» Dee 4 K D toil M M 1/jvfiL City Clerk f ^enaeth Murrell, Osborn Hegg^on and i . &M»t Householder relumed id the UniTtnity at Gainesville Wednesday night. - Mr. Fpwler who has been visiting Sanford idends during the holidays also returned I# the University, msnr friends of Copu R. a Moika IW to tee him out «gain after hit •oriJint |n which he suffered a broken f • *7 ^ - the injured member la getting rioeg nicely a hd the genial Captain la a* Snnford, Florida 2<> ¿4 *!*4* % '■*!•^ ^ ^ *!■^ *!•*><* v v *1*-î*v v v* ‘¡*v v v <■ * v -j ;• -5--S v -I- v *;• +*;• + 4 -^ dlilAMMMiVrYiWi iiiiin n ii I m i .WiiV<VfViViVun n iV.VAtVi ( iri« r’riViViViW.VVriViWiWi'iYWiWi' ATTEND THE Peoples Church WANT wxl« Bowler returned Sunday ofterJIW from^ New Orlean* where he went •¡M«!egate to the Koppa Alpha Com « « » b. which met there lest week, and J* Tuesday for Raleigh, N. C . to resume the high' cost of living! Only 54 DO per w «udles at the A i. M. college. week for the finest table'board in the city. 28 raeetln« oi the Sanford See Porker. I bought five tracts of fine land three ■•»c Qub, wiU meet in the Studio of **• Munron, Saturday. J*n. e, 1912, at years .ago. I irpproved and cultivated them. Well located. 1 wont one for e home and trucking. See me fur bargains on other* Levi BinfonL Just south of Crystal Ice Factory. . 27-tf Ten 'acres of good land for sale at a bargain. Three acres cleared and crop­ ped last season. All under fence. Near oading station on traction line. Almost given away. Particulars at Herald ¡-« b a b e ld SURE AN ORDINANCE 'Sfilim i 4 * Sh An Orditi a fK* a mf ruling Section 4 of Chapter 3 Qf ihe Revised Ordinance* of the Clt? of Sanford, relative cn the revision of trgkitrr*lion H itt Ba It OhlajnreJ by the M an* and C ur (‘mi net I of Holld n :4Si-? " * d raeettejpf • toefr holders .National Bank of Sanford. « the office of the Bank, in «da. on the.aecond Tueaday necessity for good trl 31-41-p follows + again school days and the Potato Bairels, Celery Crates Tomato and Egg Plant Crates H. M. Deane First St. and Oak Aue. Terms Strictly Cash Section 1 Thai Sett ton 4 uf tbnprev 3 uf tbe Keviaed Ordinance« c»4f ihr Clt* u/ Sunfurd. relative tu I he revlalon of regia! nit kin limit, tie ain# ltdn i m + P L A Y ._ * % WANTS For Sale—House und lot nn Goldsboro o Venue, Goldsboro. Cheap for cash. E. F. Fooimun. 315 Sanford Avc. 35-p FLO R ID A .For Sale—A pretty Florida home nri Sliver Lake. C. F. WlUIame, Bo* 925 Sanford Fla., or phono 201. 38-tf Bargain—5 acres of land In Beck Ham­ mock; beat land In the county; all cleared and Irrigation plant complete, with 1 acre celery, 3 acre* lettuce; another acre ready far potatoes or anything. Crop and land complete. $5,500.00. r. M. Macartney. Sanford. Fla. R.ELDuNo.J---------- 5i-U ' For Rent—Furnished room, electric lghta, hot and cold bath centrally located Addrea# “S" Box 1317. CUy. 3-ip For Sate—The simplest and best smudge beaters on the m arket F. A. Schumpcrt. Sanford. Fla. '_ : • 11-tfc Dorn forget to try tha dried'chipped •-*-»---- X » k lL . W*. M l » •> w w YOU NEED THE C H U R C H Sundiy School, 10 i m. Sunday M oruinl Prtaching, 11 *. mSunday Nighl Preaching, 7 p. m. ‘ WcJnraday Social Mrtling, 7)80 p.m. L IV E THE. STONK CMUgCII t’«f* A n n « GCOItqE B WALDKÖN. P ajto* \ ■ OUR AGENT IN THIS COUNTY Spencer's Bread handled b/all firsiTA» t class srodprse N » GOOD REMUNERATION rift *i O n t* S P E C IA L STANDARD U G H I COMPANY II* EAST BAY STREET ^ ‘ Uk- ■*"' ' ■ t '* ■ ; - M O M O N V I t U .r L A .r - ORDERS PROMPTLY own to the T ratti M i t PARK AVENUE. �January 3. I9t2 THt *ANrORDV<tRAU> « j ■ R \l bright color.' Over white eorge the ef­ fect 1« very attractive, especially when the buttona are In the i^m« tono, which more often than not la the caae with the hotter class of tallor-madca. If one la to judge from the number of handsome buttons trimming the ad­ vance fall costumes, the fad Is to be carried to a point a llttlo less than a crate. Oorgoous buttons sot with col­ ored stones and further docorated with cut steel, enamel, gunmetal and the Uke, are being shown In hundreds of lovely designs, hlany of those buttons are far. beyond the limit of the aver­ age pocketbook. In such cases the girl who longs to keep pace with (he dlotatos of fashion will have to be con­ tent with a single button to closo the front of her Jacket Reversible Long Coats. Jnst now every one Is wearing the reversible long coats. The outside Is generally of plain color, while the re­ verse side Is of gay plaid or a bright contrasting tone. Such garments real­ ly take the place of another costume, for, made as they are of soft, warm have Just enough material, weight for cool weather until froaty au­ tumn days arrive. The sm artest of HW YORK.—If It wero not for tho fantastic little contrlvanoes that nrn brought out from time to tlmo tho wardrobe would bocome a ’ monotonous problem. If | j not the abaM of the collar or the depth of the cu A It Is the style of th e girdle that pronounces t h e . cos­ tum e fit for general criticism. The V alst line may remain a t a certain anand the skirt show exaggerated lines In one extreme or another, but If the general chlo of the tout ensomble Is not altered the smartness Is lacking. A touch of color here or there often brings out the finer q u ali­ a n y outdoor occasion ts ~ a 'tJ r d tty ties of the gown, and to Introduce this blouse or neckploco th a t c o v e rt one particular touch of quality requires tho as far as the bust. — Tho low neck has reached such a hand of an artist. One of tha amarteet color com bina­ vogi«e and.-wlflinl,- su eb-favor, fo r reations of the opening season Is violet eon of jla com fort, th a t w hen a high with magenta, but unless tho colors co llar Is used It Is m ado of th e aheora re absolutely correct and*broflght to­ •a t o f tra n ip a re n c le a th a t give th e gether In Just the proper wsy, tho e f­ w earer the ap p earan ce of bolng colfect la lost. On a tailor-made of un­ Inrleas. And to e x a g g e ra te th e line usual note thee« colors a re sucessfully o f the low nock all aorta of little Introduoed. T ho body of the n o » n I* bands, narrow cm vnl effects and Borne of tho of rich violet diagonal cloth, while tho j .scarfs nro em ployed cunning little w alatcoat Is of m agenta d ain tiest ones a m finished with clu s­ velvet of the m ost fascin ating tone te rs of little flowers m ade of satin The coat Is m ade with th e high w aist and looking so nniurnl th a t one Is T he odd lit­ line and big pocket flaps trim m ed with easily deceived by them ornate buttons. T he short sleeves car tle fancy for w earing a m assive n eck ­ 17 out the sam e Idea and th e ir cuff* lace under Iho gauxe yoke continues turn back Just enough to show th e to hold favor w ith n good m any fash­ magenta aatln lining. T ho w alatcoat. ionably dressed women O ften largo however. Is closed with am all buttons b rillia n ts are m ounted In heavy gold In cru statio n s, nnd thn m ore elab o rate covered w ith satin of th e sam e tone N«w F e a tu re s Are Many, if on« were to a tte m p t a detailed de**• .* - j v, i . m s «i - m a r t to uVh o a many pages w ould be required to chronicle th e story, and even then It |i doubtful w hether or not nil the new features b rought out th is season would reoetve pn>|>er tre a tm e n t HIk revere continue In ro g u e and a* often ns not one huge raver la seen W ith tho ta il­ or-made gown the sm art touch Is found In the very b road Jnbot t h a t extends from tho thoat acro ss th e front of the coat to th e shoulder, w here It Is T inned. T he riow rat Jabot of this character Is .narrowed to th e bottom and la Joined to nTxind of heavy lace, which cover* tho front pleat of the ARE MICROBES IN YOUR S C A LP 7 lt Ha* Osso P rovsd T h a t Mlerebes Cause D aldnett. „ P ro fe sso r D ana o f H am burg, O e r m irar, and I)r. Hstmurnnd, thè leadlng F ren ch derm atologia!, dlacovered that T helr a m icrobe causes baldne««. th eo ry has tim e and again been am ply verified th ro u g h research c ip e ri mente carried eu under th e observation of T his microbe em inent scientists. lodges In Iho Sebum , which is the n a t­ u ral h a ir oil, and w hen perm itted to flourish It destroys th e b alr follicles a n d In tim e th e pores entirely close, a n d th e scalp grad u ally lakra on a sh in y appearance. W hen Hits happens th ere Is no .hop« o f the grow th of hair being revived. W e have a rem edy which w ill, w e honestly bollpve, rem ove dandruff, ex­ te rm in a te the microbe, promote good circulation In the sculp nml around the Im ir roots, tighten en d revitalise tile h a ir ro o ts/ and overcom e hardness, ho long a s th ere la nny life left In lb« hair A very striking oostume turned out by a Fifth avenue dressmaker la of two-lnoh stripes ' of white and bright bine. . The entire plain close skirt I* of the strlpeg, while the occentrlp Jack­ e t la of the plain blue snUiL. with ex­ tremely large collar and cutis of the stripe.* The coat la wldo open at Lb© front and has a deep frill of lace filling the opening. A 'bluo cord and tkasol cross tha sldea of tho coat and knot* At the front, falling to tho hem of thd akin. Tho hat shown with the gown' la of bright blue French felt trimmed erlth a straight long oetjteh feather In BUUTi, which .stands' ifprlght ji.tV ¿the back . A.canteen bag bf generous alio «■ a of blue suede trimmed with heavy cords, In mauv* s ilk .' One of the' most a ttra c tin g gowns worn a t an informal dinner (he other •veuing was of cefise taffeta, mad« In th e simplest pokslble. b a n n e r, with long plain scant s h tri and abort ^wal at., ¡The waist .was becomingly draped with - a handsome lingerie*fichu of the dain­ tie s t French embroidery. snd Igce, wtlfi’ •'s in g le red rose tuokod into the boh . TSe cachet of the coafunj» vfu a good tb # way the Jlchu was drgpod, w| jeh g ar« the air and chlcbf the out­ fit. Not every woman can dthQ» a fichu w lih th e lltUe touch which makee m sim ple' performance ad ' afllstle sMhlerement. The least effort on tho M f i o f th e woman often produces, the best results.-gp. ‘j . v T ':‘A- Separate c o il collars of organdie, peasant laces and ombfoldered batiste ere now occupying the Renter of A te • jfurntei) $our Cnttre J^ouse from our magnificent stock A ll woods, all finishes, all grades all styles. We are ju s t ly proud of our line and want to show it to you. Drop in to-day roots W r hack up thl* sin lenient with nur ow n personal g u a ra n te e that this re m ­ edy called Item II "t>:t" H air Tonic will bo nupplled free of nil coat to the user If It hills lo do us wc s t a t e . ', . It will frequently help tp restore gray and faded h a ir to Its original Rand Building Just across the street ♦ color, providing loss of color has been 4444444444444444444444444444444444AA44A4444444444++40 caused by disease; yet It Is In no sensA n dye.- R e ia ll “!W" f ln lr T unic n m rn i pllaln-s these results by aiding In m ak ­ ing every hair root, follicle, and pig­ m ent gland strang and aotlv q ,.an d by stim ulating, a nit turn 1 fluw o f coloring pigm ent throughout the linlr cells. W e exact no obligations dr prom ises —w e sim ply ask you to" gT?e R e ia ll "03*' H a ir Tonic a thorough trial and If not satisfied tell us and we will refu n d tho money you paid us for It Tw o strra, prices N* cents nod I I tsi Item cm her, yno cun obtain It nuly at our sto re -Tin- Itexnll Htur« L R. PHILIPS 4 CO EVERY EORD OWNER WEARS A SMILE tho ornam ent th e betto r Is tho effect through the tra n s p a re n c y .. " F e a tu re s for Fall. TRo m arabout, neckploco, muff, bag and fan arc stro n g featu res In tho upto-date w nrdrobo for early fall. Tho feath ers In such superb sets a re pre­ ferably gray, shaded to alm ost w hite at the tips N eckpiece* a r e abaped va­ riously to accom m odate different fig uros where long and sh o ft lines are n ecessary a ssets, but the muffs are ail larg e aud round. lin g s nro fu different sty le s with both long aqd sh o rt h a n ­ d les; usually of silk cojrf 1h corro■iwindlng color, A nother sm a rt tquch th a t follows thp a o ft'g fo y fe a th e r of- r ,. *-» ■ l i l t I i nt 0 / III! m i r t i it m l r u t s m i n i in n i l ; i n ni I 11h i I,mi It u s I, h m u . r h > m i u n i t n r chi ck n I s in) i t i n H They c a n -a rro rd " to -J u s t look—la te st models of the fOHD CAR. with ■full -equipment, delivered fit th e following evcetdlngjy low prices C ar, fore-doors , 3— Passenger Roadster Car 2— Passenger Torpedo Runabout, fore-doors Delivery Car . . . . . $755 655 655 765 D istributor, Orange end Osceola Counties J?l South Orange Avenue ORLANDO, FLORIDA 10 Ki.i.r .1 cu n I, 11 i n II OS I LL I I LMS ot 1 1 suer imprint MISTS ISO IÓ k i l l • onu s u r i . y ) / i li. ; v t ii.iylitt. 1 it E j c c o b ,v r shirtwaist. T h e big co llars and Jaunty llttlo Jack et effects, both hack a fte r sev eral seaso n s of disuse, a re am ong the most successful accessory tre a tm en t* flip resto red frocks Illark and w hite nnd green and w hite s trip e s trim GO per oent of tho s m a rt ouUhg dresses. A ■tunning little pongee co stu m e seen the other day had a bias b and of green and natural pongee color around tho long tunlo and form ing th e big shnwl ■ collar of tho d im in u tiv e Jacket. T he band of strip e s was piped with plain green. A no th er strik in g costum e dis­ played at tha sam e e sta b lish m en t wua of soft blue Ja p a n e se crepon piped with sc a rle t satin A shaped girdle of the aatln clo ied a t U>e fro n t w ith th ree big b u tto n s. * Odd color com bination* are high In f a f o r th is season, and the more u n u su al the tonoa th e better. Bffsotlve Strips C om bination,. Come and choose just what you want. We have it. No matter what your requirements may be ns to quality or price, we can TH E M ÀPES F E R T IL IZ E R S No Acid Phosphate or any of its- Aliases O R A N G E S __t,°" ,0 *•* W**l Krulubnl will twin* you lbs v*ry bl*b sst (redial wbvti wy |*i on s POOLING BASIS DR ,C. G. ^XJTT ' ' DENTIST i- ‘ : ‘ OITlce: Yowell BiiihlAig •SAUFORD, FLORIDA * 44444444444444444444444444 | M E t f ROADSTERS, 4,n,|n.ru'y(Bi,»B. SOlrwh inhii n i l i , |n ,M I bill* 4 , I*,,,L*,, I'slli ( m iis ih Si rto ts n t >bJ bni o r, A 4 .» ila I I - tsss r. s. b , WsbluM. Mm I CH A S, MAURfCB, A gent | ; Lab* a id O rsn g s C o u n ties 4 O a k la n d '' ' ' J F lo rid J i-4 4 4 4 4 4 f 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 : '■ ’ • facts’ Is the unusually largo cluster of ostrich, tip shaded In all tbo natural tones of gray to tho original browulahgray o( the natural foather. Aa every oge knows, gray 1» to bo ono qf the leading topee this season, and whether qr not- ' tbo shado Is becoming, tho sm art Womam Is going to have at least Jhe tampa Guide Cigar« > ono'triiy outfit In her wardrobe, > r ■ ‘ ’ For "ultra afternoon wear there Is lakep the (Jame freely and Instantly and nothing-quite so'smart'as the hand- burlil evenly to “the end. They have on Yasy d rift and the ash does not <|afce or la exocuted In coarqb wuoj and Is h<»V< •calc off. The flavor and aroma ’ / i .‘‘ - - ~rt, tyj,1 By padded to m ake'It a fan d o u t Such novelties In moving styles are apt to Suits Nine Out Of Ten1 be capricious, for the PeAson that they •re 'J p e c la c u la t\ sn d 'iisp p lo tire -o f The chances are thgt I ticy w111 pleas« you them quickly. Jlowovor, all kinds of It la worth the trial The price le only In thla Tampa heavy' pool Jtbrk Is threatening to 5c each. But yoy will n iB k o ,^ e f tdu} impression throughout ,Guide clgnr.itlA merltaVlf a ten center'. i the atrproachlng season. The UluktrlUon shows, a robe of navy-hlu^ jnoujsellno do sol« and fllst IT iter prepare for that ¡n advance, It You will surely want ihem . com e • Mxsximiim Julra, Thin Rluds, . Bright Color ond heavy wiyglu The Mopes S 'stun and line of fe^dlnji can be depended upon in |*ow - due* iliese " r* ! 1 V E G E TA B LES---pwjcrtunvr» u«m- you perlrcl safely, Ir.itrtrrel ..... itfarsi— crops an.l bi(besi tnuktl pski*quktesl rasmrlly. best shlppinl nitJlilM, Thlrty-th.i-e years In Flotlda and,never more prosperous Ilian now *. ’• Hear W hat We Have to Say About It , ' .' , * * * • '* . ** *I Wiite to L A. BKUMLEY, Agent, Sanford. Florida0; lo J. R. TYSEN, Agent. Jacksonville, Florida For full de criptive pamphlet just issued giving Mnpcs record in f lorida, best methods of fertilization, n iterinls. descripljon oLgpods, eta- ---". .. . ' We cm supply you;fof immediate shipment . b e a n s ' -¡peas oats rye Most complete line of Poultry Supplio. Garden end Field Seed* in Florid* ium^ '& U , •E. A. MARTIN & COMPANY * $ 3'& L ■ Jk* own., sM -m -. t. U- isMf'v:';V ; C 206 E y St., Jacksonville, Fla T higpen a company A O K N TSV • S a n to ra Thè ÌHerald and �M it ftANTORD I1CRALD WATERING A LOCOMOTIVE IN N EW FO U N D LAN D , We have a new stock of two and f three burner > jj i> «► o Blue Flame New Perfection Cook Stoves. •• :: Also a full line of Enameled, Nickle :: Plated and Japanned Perfection :: Heaters. ■■ SEE US FOR PRICES THAT ARE ALWAYS RIGHT NE or (be unique retlroad proposi tlofj of (be continent Is tho Hood supplying water to the p o w erfu fllljtle locomotives. W a te r tan k a a je „dp, known, but th e m ountain s tre a m s a>e ta p p e d an d tho w ater fed Into th e lo­ com o tiv e tank« th ro u g h flumes, which aro In som e enses as m uch na n i mile In le n g th In addition to t,hfcr'menii>4 each locom otive Is equipped irttb a pum p aud hose, and If tho flume is b ro k en or the w-alejf «npply In the lo­ com otivo becom es oftm ilsled betw een th e s e supply sta tio n s th e hnsr is d ro p p ed Into a lake nr stream and the ami nTTowoH to h an g . If'th e victim s u r­ vived th a t, and th e c a p tain did, then th o flesh covering the bow els wns cut aw ay and allow ed to hang apron fash M IIIIO N A R Y T E L L S O F A W P U L Ion w hile tho wind and sun dried, and flies and verm in fed upon the blood C H IN E SE P U N IS H M E N T . and c u t flesli In thin case the c a p tntn, long im consclous died with dls ■ em b o w elin g . In cases w here a mnn Terturti of Prisoners and A lm ost Un su rv iv e s th at th en a knife In plunged bsllsvibls Penalties E xacted by | In Ills h e a rt at tile end of the day of Offlclii Senctlon— How Oeh o rrib le to rtu re serting Soldiers W sre T h e Te rlff and tho M lllhend. s Disciplined. C otton m lllm en enlny proltnhly a h ig h e r d«gr--<* of tariff prlv-tiege th an Ksd s a * L'lty, Mu.—C hinese m ilitary any Other one Industry discipline It som ething fierce, accord T ho profits uf the 1 iittpn m ag n ates Ugao.Qt. -Dividend* of to, 50 Ksn., »ho has Just rfttm iaa'T T w rtw w *and 60 per cent are not uncom m on, land of the plgtalj. The d o cto r ’tells ett(dtallxatlou Is frequently th ree or this bloodcurdling stpry of tb e cru elly four tim e s the Investm ent, and u stir practiced upon a good f r ie n d . of his plus g re a te r th an the cap italizatio n Is who »as a major In t h s . C hinese m a in ta in e d tray: r T h e federal b u reau of labor has pub T hree companies af ' C hinese soltlshed (he re su lts of an Investigation dlsrs under the m ajo r’s cotntiinnd, but lu to th o co tton te x tile Induolry which lUtlonM in a different city, reb elled g iv es som e In terestin g figure» U d .deserted, taking th e ir a rm s and T he av erag e wage of an adult w ork­ ammunition As th e C hinese arm y e r In an A m erican cotton mill la |6 H2 Is In the main m ade up. of- m en who |H*r week Whim one rem em b ers th a t »«♦pt the service In p iece of a i«*nsl th tho n o rth' 10.! per cent of the m ale ssntence, the most rigid rule« n re e n ­ w o rk e rs and 6.4 per ed n t of tho fe­ forced hesrtledsly to get n m inim um m ale w o rk ers are children of .It and of ssrvlre and discipline. T hey aro 15’ y ears, and that In the noutl? 33.y P*ld tbe equivalent of .U.dO a m onth, p er cen t of tb e limit-« and 25 1 per on which they m ust subsist. T o them c e n t of th o fe m a le s 'a re uf tin: sam e itxrriuioit Is alw ays Im m inent and a te n d e r age, th e p ittan ce which cutton dead dog irr mule or otl^er anim al, m ngim tps pAy fu r tabor Is a p p a re n t even »brn ikAid of disease, la greed WH1 som e «tandp.it. ed ito r e ijd a lu lly cqoksd snd^ eaten. Why high tariff, which enable* the T b e mujor was held re sp o n sib le m ill b o sses to roll the people by high lor bis rebellious troops, and only the. p rices, not only fa lls.tq plit th o c o tto n Intercession of tbe cotfam andlng gen* w o rk e r on a d ecan t living ,'n tan d i^ fc «fnl of the district, who g o t dow n on b u t a c tu a lly puts hlnj •below ilw‘ IcYot hli kndes and (begged for th e life of of a s tr e e t sw eet.... .. ‘ ' his Subordinate to th e civil governor. V*1*v v t" .1' V-y%• Ví ^ V^ ^ \- V V VV *!»*"* v ^ V^ ^ *¡*y V V -Kv 4 Are You a PR O PER FOOD F O R C H E C o fre tt S elrctlon lt , DUCKS EMre,t)(;ly ,1ro- portant tu ScCure HapIcf^Gcowth— . | Puro W a te r I* Es'scnUiih . T h e fia).! o f'lli^ dtick l» (A»Ut Vege tiiblc niel niiim.nl ln nnturp ,Jn th e wlhl tjy. ilic k g.-J- H* fotrtl triim » ■ 'O l d e s t L o c o m o t iv e E d 'q tp e e f, ■’ Ih«hiiPiil * ^uil llinl»! • » I llls n 'li - iiu th n n l« l T aft of Wg ve*l>',._u lo u s ln • l»ts ol*Mu.tll Urdí wiit«-i liisccls. «le. of PrOaljlenl T ftft,’ (’lalimf Lfyi dlstltnv llun o f being 111» o ld ««| Jiving' Iff, um o * Ú lutn ■lt• li n i- ,u>- ntl-r-d d i.io n llu * m , ni riiis d -m G R A Y M O T O R S IN F L O R ID A RELIABLE POWER EOR YOUR BOAT T ber» m e tu * » / ' J 1 «j JlM vrft In.FIm blA loday filing i»rfw l n»il»fiull<>u. ¡ I Y6« ru n tm H tk bi «-Iri th ig O U lt AY—t h r r arr bacini no bj a gtuuantre Ihpt urnas W o n a n i lo adii , . , r name In U i» IJ*t of a J i —i Iu Ic aalI d u lion t o y » » . * If lo a d H not •rtliilk'l (IR A Y osroi-T« to Jour .luf«-, gel oui lii< caíalos v d t u f o l It <i*l*y. T 11 D A M l, sai «v'ir rsl'W •il'Uhr« fr-sn 1 I« H fl P , i 1 19 U P in n irte.n)iiu: be llv n ¿engflleer 111 t|)e K ldted kd.lte» , Imita*« l tu k -i ih. -nmM m iM afictury., lie Is 'e ig h ty six oeaiw old And !h bale n-ftiili» l'lie ilui I- luí* no crop llk .i and tie a rljj.- W hen lie was ’tw enty , Food pu»*< * 1!h 1 - Mi fr«m tbe throuí í y e a rs of age •In’' signed a pledge to tu tbe glrzurd Ah n 1itiiM,i|tti'UCO (lie i a b s ta in frpin tobacco and alcoholic food m u sí- l>»,'_lk 11 sofl. mnsby o tate. Too rnuch Imrit food.- NUeb as grnlu J For » Ix ty tw o y ears Mr T aft was does not agree wllh duckS. wtilch an e n g ln o e r on th e Iloatnh, W o rcester and F itc h b u rg and Inter on the Hrle Ip 1840 ho wn" en g in eer o n . tho flrut pasBenKel1- trnln w hich ran from Hob •to n to S outh F ram ingham . Mass., He •wtti re tire d on n pension when he re a c h e d th e ago of eighty. Uurliig all h is T c a ra of aervlco ho n e v e r m e t -w ith an accid en t, and trav eled , accord Ing ,lo a carefu lly kept dally record, a- to ta l of 1,524.086 m iles.— S y racuse SHIP TO THF OLD KFl.lAtlLt t S T Afll.1i>lir.D ISM N«lyoh*l *4 C w m iiiw n M«r* loch*, broad, and 17 Inebe« Ion*.' « •« » « le d to g«t well, but hls-Jegm 2 J ^ * iw a y « be crippled. T h e . re-. £«9Ui troopa were pursued, 100 of killed In- action and the "«M e brought to camp for behead îîf ^ ttte e n of thé aoldtan were « *n sword« and required1 to cut In the flesh of their captain l*hL?MxUB#bU t0 V'***™1 their re­ fer. ,v' -tlien they ^ er* beheaded vbfr '°N»lbe captain. . , - . ,'S 0 # « * ™ to great- « lu % In5 t6 *, *11 thby # Cthe tp ’ fUJ f »q M U ihJe‘°n ^ taken inr in hand bownd «**b»üh b * •Uk^ i01: the men to w Brw Blcaptain were alfced off, •»Mi, later hie eyelids were •n&iUi.wero exposed I » ,*v *?a A fU r * few t o u r s of the forehead was cut away to drop orar th e blinded Â Ï “ ! « (■ •' « « > cKinta sf iKt U Mitri SfitM SOUTIff-RN S H IP P IN G NO. 50 BIB W ASHINGTON ST R IX T , NEW YORK and ar« much h eavier c a te ra th a n th e ’ ducks': Slid to p^odiifC. best rem ills th e food m ust be such ns m sy bo csdlly a ssim ilated *. : *f ' * , P a w w ater Is o f.'tk e g rrn te S t , 1 l ^ p a rla n c e for duckJInA lL ln -oftfls^' a good, plan to .,g tv « V-wsler befoKtJ feeding Let tho duj kUng* nnd w n fe £ T ouiifnlns as soon a»*>bey aro placedln Lhn Jncwjitwr- iValAs^#-diissk-*ReuM be k e p t V 'f o r e ’ tho little birds nil th e Mine. «■ they will drin k n n d j t ^ s t o a good dent. It Is a b s o lu te ly ,« M iu ta ry to th o lr difteeUou thttt th g y 'flK o sw u ’. le r close a t hand. ’_U niet» diiehllng« iie v e an o p p o rtu n ity to rinse their bill» end n o strils thorpuglity and frequently Ibqy mey gqtfer from haiihf. Ibeec opanlngs clogged« ’ [•tuoni] 11«nh aj*l tf] M«r tanta)« 'A(*fioa« F i V '/ . r ^ ' I S , 1 • Cosorr Jsy Street — J •v1. .A- Kindly wfite for stencil if needed ** , *1 - - ■>. «■ ¥ ftf " SOUCIUNG AGENT WANTED DOES LtiCATlON ANÏ> -E X P E R IE N C E COUNT?. j- ■ ORDER _ , • X M » »A , S , . - ' F L O W E R S ' 4 , , — CAB NATIONS. W k .i.W rink. Xl’yi jWt Am . kOSLS. Vjijt., c J ax U IM. ’ . , CARNATIONS, K tJ.U Fw 4**. . E aS T T R ,U L lltTS, • All Ordsrs R vetlvriram p t Attention. ... " M IL L S , The Florist, Inc. ** ^ J �January 3. 19(2 Items of Interest Concerning Society People. POINTS PURELY PERSONAL t1#w Celery City Vanity T alr While Away the Golden flours— • Social Go**lp - New Y u r'i Bridge Pert» Mr*. R. J . Holly an d Mr*. R. H. Mark* entertained moat charmingly at. a Now Year'* Bridge party Monday afternoon an d evening. J a n u a ry 1, In the W elaka Club room*. In honor of tbelr sisters, Mias lleeale Tyner of T am pa and Miss Rose Clayton of A tlanta. The decorations were yellow and white, a num ber of fern* and palm», with red ' The honoreea were beautifully gowned In yellow satin dressos, wearing Am erican Beauty roses. The score cards were in room is the time to Save' Money, we keeping w ith the color scheme, bearing p retty g irls'b ead s. • ' . Top score was m ade by Mr*. Ssm ue Pulsslon. who received a pretty brass candlestick. Mrs, 0 . W. Brady received th e booby price, a p retty picture w lththia m otto:.“So here's good cheer for another spring goods, that have begun to arrive Cut in Prices we have Ever Ma A delicious salad course was served a t the dose of the game. Mrs. Holly's and Mrs.* Marks' invited guests for the afternoon were: Mesdames F ran k Miller, Fox, Holden. Smith, Dennett. Morrow. McLaughlin, Puleston, Newman, Herndon, Barnet, Cruse *Dames, Lane, Keelor, Howard, CUude Howard, DeForest, Neal, Lake, Woodruff, Brady, Putman, Shinbolser, Dicklns, Dinger, Geo. Speer. Turner, Pap worth. Roosetter, Prather, Xeely, Fitts. Driver, Johnson, Chase. Hurt, -Higgins, Thrasher, Consoles. Corner, Hughes, Gabbett. Maxwell.Connelly, Fors­ ter, H am id, DuUose. King. Williams. Rourolllat, Munson, A. W. Brown, Com­ mons and Mlaa Nona Wylly. $ 3 0 .0 0 Suits Cat In Half$ 1 5 .0 0 27.50 “ “ “ 13.75 25.00 “ “ “ 12.50 2 0 .0 0 At the eyening party for the young people live hundred was ployed. When tim e was called It was found that Miss Charlotte Keelor had the highest score and site received a lovely box of station­ ery. Mis* Flptsic Frank . t a x i m l _ th e oonsollUoti prize of n~Tiatul*ome deck of cards. Mr. Raines w ot the real thing among the gentlemen and received a box of cigars. David Co Id well received the booby price of a Jar of stick candy, After delldoua chicken salad, sandwiches and cof­ fee had been served an Impromptu dance was held and with reluctant feet the guests departed for their homes. Those invited to the evening alfulr.were as follows: Misses Charlotts Keelor, Margaret Rob­ erts, Vivian Yelser, Dorothy llaydr. An­ nie Higgins, Irene Brady, Alice Whltncr, Mel! Whltner, Flossie Frank, Rose Dicken­ son, Ruth Mettinger, Mabel Bowler, Belle Smith, Peachen Lefller. Lindu Lefller, Laura Fish, Bessie Srhum pcrt, Veda Wnnji Madge Ward. Mabel Hand. Charlotte Hand; Messrs. L. P. McCUller, Tracey McCulier, Willie LelTler. Geo. Atkins, Braxton Perkins. David Caldwell. Wydeman Coldwell, Nixon Butt, F ra n k . Mllteer, Felix Frank. W. L Morgan, Meade Foxi J. Wil­ liams, E. B. Brown. Ja y Einstein, Harry Einstein. W. H. Wakefield, Willie Hill. R. R. Dess, Ernest Betts. Raines, Thigpen. “ “ “ 1 0 .0 0 The most of Florida’s Cold Weather l es A fter Xmas, come and get first pick, they will be sale, beginning LASTING ONE W EEK ONLY N. P. YOWELL & CO th a t we dp our own work right on the premises. Call, look over our line, give us a trial and we will convince you. We will do altering, cleaning and repairing. In the best m anner possible, Ladies’ work a specialty. • Announcement J. M. W eston , We want to stir you up. We wont to 109 First Street, startle you—make ourselves actually felt. Sanford, Fla. Wo ore actually going to Invade your (O ver Longs' Grocery Store.) 35-It home. Look you square in the eye. Drag Arrival end Departure of Trains out opportunity. Convince you that you N o r m BOUND can get only hooest treatm en t from us. 82 . . Ar. 1.25 n m Lv. 1,35 a m Did you know you have right here in San­ If wo promise your package for a M r "1 1 .0 3 a m ".11.13 a m ford an up-to-date, flrstclass, practical 80 “ 2.35 p m . “ 2.55 p m certain j lime, you’ll aurely have it tillorT Well, you have. Wo want to 28 " 0.00. p m * go on record and say to you we ato at that time. SOUTH BOUND going to prove that you can save big 8 3 Ar 2.10 a m - “L r 2.28 a m .m oney, th a t eur proposition Is positively 88' " 103 p m "1 2 3 pm honorable, th at you can get only a square deal from us. We have ju st received the W " 8.03 pV ’.. . " 815 pita Vft use a system that enables us to 20 ’ -** *20 am latest colorings, designs kajid weaves tell just when an article will be 0*11 and see ¿he latest spring styles for th e coming season.-, .Strictly all wool, re-fcbmpletely laundered, and we make . ,1. ' , llsble woolens: • V s * « ' / V v y i *t' np promises that we cannot fulfill. W a are lb a position, to m ak e you up a ' . flrstcUsa, u ^ tM la ja suit, grousers or any 22, Lv. 6.15 p. px. Oyeldo—Ar. 10.30 a. m. Lv. a.OO p^ m, Do y6u get perfect work and get it other garm ent In tha -highest-.approved 'Y r F,Y- v'aiwaya'ton timcT ‘ If not, try us. fashion. Ih sjjrle, cu t add/tott|un*<f>lilp Vi.. Tamp« Busin«** Collega v rtghi on the spot, a t aq exceedingly .low T^Js.ii oneqfvjhefew business trainprice. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed«]« lag college* lo America owning its bulldevery re sp e c t \ — Ing->nfl used exclusively fòr college and I n v e s t , is going to -bo ouk slogsW, dormit pry W W * * . depertrooat Therefore we say to you w ith * lf tlafo rce oflSoe slyfc. Qysr At our command, il there \4 the ¿lightest Mb lypiw rU it* for \ .y ihlH practical b c ^ r 90S 307 J another one of our t franklr. and *afpledge jrod>j now are will gladly.. sdlB agn^ more proof. Wo want you], lately certain that you are gettin. f nd briefa&khart*. Cypnot A w »V UUrstiUSiVM ,-L >K>. -.aSitfi-r csl tailor wha'.knows bly/jdth. metropolitan hiiiV In this establish-’ v ANTELS, S i p EST? Ideal Vegetable ManurePeruvian Vegetable Manure W. &. T.’s Special Mixture No. I Ideal Fruit and Vine Manure Reece’$ Special Fertilizer Ideal Celery Fertilizer Ideal Lettuce Fertilizer Ideat TorfiRto Fertilizer Ideal ¿eaitSpeclal for Waterfnelon* ' * * CALL AT OUR LOCAL WAREHOUSE. n. . , rr . O A d d rrcss— j a* ■ (VMAXWELL: Manager. .«v-,-* v JA C K S O N V IL L E , F L « V z M « — * Z ‘ B W PRACTICAL . - Vv and . ■■ i , McKin n e v c o . Ja c k so n v ille , F i t, . m C l Monroe, Jacksonville. ■ B ra r b lith e G R E A T E S T j systemof Business.C"!Jcgci.ia Hia-WurUL-SI graduates. More than 100.high-grade’jhgtru Id tha S.,«,. -Write L» Cm.** tQ secure graduates POSITIONS or. jtitFU N fcCTRICAL FIXTURES a s : d. ■ Of rio rld a >re m a d e Iwlth IDEAL FERTILIZERS, The fo rm u la* havr b een c re a te d through abtual field work and exactly meet t h j n e e d i of the grower. Why not get the BEST, especially a* It la th e CHEAP- Coriter Main & : ■'*>!«■andFri««i m œ âm m BANNER CROPS, Telephone 80 erts.' Six- hundred ir. More poti tien» ¿.cin-flIL W tot* Vegetable Growers! ri. < Cóntràct^ grè^n. • MONEY. r«W»sed f e i W SiuW f a Ce9r«k Bankers and‘oi T h u sin ess ALls OTHER Florida and Georgia b u s i n e s s c legefctomblncd. W V.Ö •• ‘ . y �Published 8oml-Wookly— Tuesday and Friday SANFORD HERALD IN S A N P O R D — Life is Worth Living SANPO RD , ft* General New» of me of flowers. {H U D FROM M E STATE PRESS la faltome of the Waeh'a Moat Ini' portent Happenings In the State's Domain. , j S. BathsW. local repreaenUOva of Crtidideld » Woolfolk, commUalon roertPuts, Pittsburg, has returned from a vWt to Fairfield. Mr. Bashaw states that tbs continued rains have played havoc pith the lettuce crop In the Fairfield aeodoa end rttimstec’ damage will amount „90 per cent. The greatest damage was done to the plants set In low lands. The geeage to the cabbago crop will be about !S per cenl.—Gainesville Sun. l/g movement was brought before the board in Miami a few days ago Mklog that's lunch room for the children he arranged In tbe Central achool bulldW Tbe board agreed to the suggestion sad arrangements for same will be made. pnf. W. N. Sheets has resigned as prindpal of tbe Lakeland High School and Prof. Charley M. Jone*. how first assistant ts Prof. Sheau has been appointed to fill tbe vacancy. Prof, SbeaU’ resignation ■ill go Into tffect on the ISth of this » n th ..* f * Three* prominent liotnes In Daytona hart recently been entered by burglars and many valuables stolen. Work of razing* the three-story brick building at Franklin and Zack streets, to make place for ten-story structure of tbe Citizens' Bank and Trust company, was F L O R ID A , TUESD AY, JANUARY •, POLITICS WARMING UP RICH PROMT ON LETTUCE The Key W eal Celebration Will Bring ^ Them Troni Cover •'far Jacksonville, FIs.. Jan. 8.—With the pataage of tbe holiday», before which- a truce existed among candidates and nearcandidates, Interest in this city and throughout the entire itate in the 1912 campaign Is rapidly Increasing. FollowIn g the meeting of tbe itate executive committee here Tuesday, January 16, when It I» expected that n call for a primary some tim e In May will be issued, tbe storm will bieak In earnest. There la bustle and activity In the headquarters of all the candidates through­ out the state. Just what 'he field will contain after the meeting of the com­ mittee Is a m atter or Interesting con­ jecture at this time- It has just been announced that Hon. W. H. Kills ha» withdrawn from the race for congress­ man-at-large. nnd will devote his time to Increased interests at Quincy. His elim­ ination at a factor, however, .will carry small comfort to the other men in the race for it is praciicajly known that Braxton Beacham, of Orlando, Is prepar­ ing to announce for the place. This will leave the field for rongressman-at-large Just where it was before the retirement of Mr. Ellis. It would be the merest guess-work to estimate Juai what showing Mr. Beacham will make throughout the state, but In the section about Orlando he Is verv strong. Through hln extensive bind and timber operations, he ho* become known to business men in hundreds oi Florida cities and towns not In his own territory, and is said to be very highly regnrded. He Is a man of considerable weul^b and of progressive ideas. The latest feature <jf tfjtctcgl, JUvL-fi which *may permit Key West to see, along with lis first sight of a railroad train, the greatest formai open­ ing of an important campaign, is the Invitation to candidates to attend n big «WfdVi M tè tr u9,c*‘!un °« [»lond Grower Realized $1,637.00 On One Car Load o f Lettuce Car F. G. E.. 230A3 belonging to Mr. Dale of Orlando and containing lettuce brought $1,027 last Friday.- The car had 320 baskets of which some were seconds, but ihe hungry market grabbed it all at the above mentioned price and Mr. Dale realized a handsome profit thereby. . The car was handled by the well known commission firm of Smith A Holden, through their representative, J. W. Barnes, Jr., of this city and Is a record car of the season. Mr. Barnes stated to a Herald representative that he had some Sanford lettuce that he expected to bring as much In tbe next few days, as the market wns steady and the demand for loiiucc was good. Crop Has Brought Good Prices During The Season. LIVE TO SIX DOLLARS PRICE NOW The Late Crops Will Also be Money MaKers According to Buyer's Predictions. The lettuce crop for the season as « whole promises to be satisfactory. De­ spite the climatic changes nnd rains that caused the lettuce to go to seed .and “damp o(T‘ the mrfrket has proved steady end even leaves .have brought* a good price. When the market dropped n few weeks ego it was not on account of a glut but because the warm wrnthrr hod caused the lettuce to damp off nnd II was hot in good condition upon arrivnl As n wtkole the price has been excel­ lent and the average has been muH) bet­ ter than ordinarily. In some instancea the record has been broken for high prices. — -. . . . The qrop coming on also promises good prices and the buyers Hrc inclined to think that Sanford stuff will bring n good price nil the season With the growers making good on letlucr and such a fine prospect for celery there is ivosperily In night for (lie celery delta A GREAT TRADING C tN I f R Third Degree Was Good. ___ Some of the ploys (hat ore given In Sanford are good and some are otherwise, and because this If true tha theatre, goers are opt tu be shy of n ploy Unless they, can be assured of Its merits. The Third Degree was one of the best. If not the best play Resented this season In Sanford and merited a much better patronage titan was given them. \ The play is a strong one. has a good moral effect and the cast is excellent, the work of Raymond Wells and Miss Lord deserving special mention. Lack of spaoe forbids uo extended description of tire play and players. The llerukl recom­ mends (he Third Degree to the |>cople of Florida as a good, clean show and one that richly deserves the patronage of the people wherever they give a performance. Should the United Show Co., with the same cast give another performance In Sanford they can tie assured of a crowded house yipd Ihe ^ f l.jl/^ r 1*«» - - 9 ^ , r, Sanford Offers Great Bargains To The People of This Section U U the custom fur nierchunts tu offer goods at half price ill tbe end of each season, but Sopford merchants ure golnfl^ farther (his season and are offering win­ hr, the well known ooritractor». Mr. AuTlfty Thousannd New S ettlers ter goods at cost right hi tbe midst of . lick wii the contractor who erected the Fifty thousand new settlers in Florida cool weather •tructure some time ago. As soon as This week the well known firms of [). during 1912 Is the prediction made by the the present building has beery razed the L Thrasher. Palmer & Seigh. N P Yowell heads of three hundred colony organiza­ «fill Rxmiimtaf.-Xswjyv^ JU*t_>k ysern per A Co.. I). A. Caldwell A Sons ami The tions. according to figures gathered by The BrooktrlUe Argus'is ten years old chairm an of the Florida D e m a c ra .^ ^ f6' Boston are offering large stocks of dry J. D. Reeuey, who is representing Florida sad Is a monument of. what a newspaper ecu live commit t re. Mr. Price has scnl iUJhl No 1 Iona I Land Show being held In inw Chicago T.very gooa orgamiAhon Inter­ can be made when a mao knows how letters to ell tbe candidates In (ho fields, The editor modestly gives It as his opin and pro-nrses that n tent to seat 5,000 oast and (he prices are bringing many viewed reports tremendous business and people from nil partsof Orange, Lake and to a class of buyers considered above the -l* lbnt the Argus la the best pnyinil people will be provided. The exact date Volusia counties to Snnfoni tu trade. average und calculated to benefit the «oftry newspapcijn the stale without i t not specified.- but tha-Jtibllee will Never Before have such towTifeea bn state. 'A concerTeSTeflorTIs telng made “ “ priori-iVhicb la rather a broad dial- held during the week of die over-the sea good material prrvniled and as one out to send tu the state only those financially railroad celebration. •# j ‘â ( , of town customer remarked: “The prices equipped to do the improvement work on The net esrtiiug» of the Bartow water , It is expected that most of the candi­ nre lower than New York.' The people small farms. Every railroad company wrti far last V w exceeded seven tltou- dates In tbe field will fire their first guns wlui conic to Sanford to trade enn make operating south retorts wonderful In­ ssnd dollars, efter charging 3 per cen t • t this meeting. Perhaps the first man ti dollar x<i further limn in uny other city crease In business lielng booked, and It is depredation and taking no account for to accept the Invitation of Mr. Price was lit Florida. Glimpse The Herald this week forecasted by those who know that great­ »»ter used for public purposes. Looks Oof, Cromwell Gibbon*, of Jacksonville er sincere Interest prevails today than ex­ • good Investment. candidate for governor. He proposes to t f ucllghtful Recital ' isted'a year ago. ll Is believed that traf­ Fichatiges of the State any (hat Senl- make bis opening speech under the dome The recital given Thunulnyt evening, tu fic will be at least one-thisd greater than l*».'tha candidate for Çoverrtor fp>m 'Key of tta-JubJise tent a t Key West. Poll the nudltorium of the Hlglf School, by last year.—S t Cloud Tribune. "••t It oqljr •running around the Island. (Ictans an<| tbe people throughout the some of the pupils of the' scii<>ol and Mrs. „ A fter Californio Scalps A»yv«y he'll 6e the big qottd fyt thé" po- State are Awaiting this speech of Colonel Munson's piano students, under the Gibbous with much interest, for It Is nusplciet of the school luiprovetpeot As­ ■The Chicago Evening Post of Dec. 27th. ihe” believed (hat he wtty' launch the parn sociation and iiie South Park committee, 'goes after the Ins AtigHes. Cal., papers ^ M. .Robles baa decided that moudt Issue of thd caaipfllgo—the policy was n delightful suo'eis In the plmsore MS follow*: Probably it Is n vile slander Undoudlt « fight betjrçen (fliurdi member» Id a of (he Hate of Florida' toward the drain­ uffnrded the uudieticc, by the charming etlly it Is a practice that 110 lunger exists manner in which the yoiTug performers, «•rap* orglnlxationW i»ti plaça Oh tbe age of the Everglades. The drainage plunk of Colonel Gibbons' rendered their sHectiAns tm thef- progrum Blit we were told (his week by n former e#* t dockets. dockeu. •_ platform appears innocent enough at It Is greatly Ur he regretted, that (he resident nf Los Angeles that whenever first glance, but it Is known that h r has Various aitraction» in Sanford Thursday the weather Is bad In that favored s|>ot VT \ Dtalth¿ Í engaged for ¿months, In making a evening, prevented the young people the local weather office simply 'forgets'' * ffkwUns .dlad yesterday iV the thorough study of what bas been accom­ hut lug the full house that (hey richly to send out a bulletin on it, the object be2 *.g ^ r o t U . -T. J. HâwkiD. on -4fli kfitWkJps-had beendn plished in the work'and thd policy under merited. * All those who did not attend ing to keey the world from getting the H U « for »otne tithe'and apparenUy which It Is pursued. He has had tbe ad­ deprived themselves of a great deal pf Idea that it is ever unpleasant In South­ •__ 9 ” * » tatter, .wheh on Ihteetlnai vice of the beat engineers in the country, pleasure, which tha following program ern California. Of course this ornisslo n would not do much good, a* the dieterand h a s ‘not' yet finished. He proposes will show. . 1* « 4 In kls .weakened ologicul experts would retort whether or to strip (be proposition Jo tha bar skeleton Trio—Msrch Irorti ‘The PruDhrl" by the l .d e PurUun. I^hc* Chappeff. Uargarrl Dsvt» not storms hung over Lot Angctct. Al­ M M U yphnidarn, and Mr, Hawkins and then weigh tbe past against the fa- “H uh Culture la Dili»1' -. M«r(aT«t Coffee FlutS Sold.-'’SnOJ Of th* soul“ . .‘..Josls BtUluon. to too many “forgetting»” would bring tpre of fc great soctlon of the state which, A&os^-at tbe thresbaJdof Pla/>o»-'T bs bpkler l*«nce "—W »I|ace.. Jus has 'declared,' la being destroyed by ,..i,............... «sud All Msv»l Átkv'Wsxtier reprimand or discharge from the servlfo. w career, Viuda ("Uke s tAesai’. -llowtow). ... Nevertheless, this idea is so delightfully the methods employed. •> , ..... • ....................... . ..Beano. ^ v ' r’^ ‘- "»wirttifj '" ‘ru Vl ,UUBln castoni, beCboruitUypsy M*kdr-KoMir) ... . SohAower characteristic of a certain type of “city . Z T Y 2 ; |rt»l!.:<|« i » i a a . t a . i * » . R«Action-.’‘Kentucky Hell»" .. M arien t CuRêe boosting“ that it t* worth selling down nor . __ F lorida fact». kdi wsinrr. taño—nsrcJssus Nsvln : 'rv '.M . 1 Waaturf of his acquaintance me to SI*.-»'.' Pcfltiuis-will'tcrtolnly grow In popular- or.il-■_ V‘Ifru in ihr Ry« -Sinscr hie ^rue manhood» ' ' _ 'lorcnc* Mahonry on paper. Also lust in tho off chance Piano—Prelude from ' 'C erna»a I yUmÑiM: .’ i . - ’ ' that there may be.u truth In the. ptory, w M ? ! * kI,V **\»pow er T ^jgóod in ity q s 'i feed feed for animals and as * . , fclwarü Schult. ItarfJkrrt Da/La we will balance It by recording the fact pro^tAble CfOp Jp io^low grain chipa. They The SliTr y Shoo It l£h School Oler Club ■M ’% nm eroa, _fla..-Wjiere .-^fwiaj that the temperature of Lo» Angeles yes­ ’ore,A comparatively sule crop, quick ma­ Commerce N#w»’ terday was 16 degrees above zero. Auolhrr New rouilly ............«y, .other busi oes» turing,', easily cultivated aryl thrive oh ^ Which is considerable of an eztreme for Biselóse sppllentlon to b ulù •oil* too'poor, for many olbefr crops." r • C. fi- Fullou uoU tauiily of- Pniladelphia ‘tbs evenest olimato in the world. lave arrivod in U n* city and wl|l retuie a l l]hcchlafj)»u!e y* jû»^ ^ There' It money In cabbage where one The reason that the paper» of Southern Lake Onoro. . Mr. Fulton ha» (xitchosed a Ukqe Qiii lint^df truck growing end under­ California print the misleading and unr farin ut Caineron City unti' wHI try bis stan d s'th e requirements of the plants, fair weather reports Is that this country Of nat)d at thè gai ne.. Mr. Fulton and hla ^abbqgs requires a deep ricb son. a sandy oam. ^r gravelly loam soil U .preferred, fafully are wehtimed tu our midst and to 1» full of tourists and they want them to get some satisfaction out of the Southern Hbofal-.amount of barnyard manure (he ever* ittcreasing Herold famlly. 1 *ere shipped.. to ’tbft *old ui L i . ì ■ a C à ... — . California dim ata which runs^om 40 to .4*1 & a**L■ » I wlD Jyft'ndòuod 00 most tails td supply tbe ■■ Im jw rtan f Nolle« ; ; " degrees dally during the* winter, to l^ o o ro r. myiq^reqiilred and aoms add phosphata •Don't miss Die Mug^c Dollar Sale a t know that It 1» 40 degree« Irelow zero at K ■ and potash. ; - . • ■ -v ft A. Caldweli A' Sons' beginning Friday, Medicine Hat and probably “Florida hat «tap out ID the 'Tlnrie Is sptaodid fishing in F1orid«..in January 12th. lasting pVee days. had the fifteen freeze of the teaion and family, m fresh watar and salt. Tho waters of the '* ' * ■ t’ •Q ■ for the, fifteenth time that «eaaon the hr --------- 77T*“ !------ — l8tata»reJha-»ow çfiJ^Jh?nntW nprW ch There a r t Two Kltids o f Chill Tonic entire orange crop haa been frozen, the lavo contributed to the general wealth. groves ruined, etc.” p l a n k s And o t h e r s T d id ï of tho united mItsIon - Besides fl*h (.of many kind», there ore ptftfM Ifatbodi* church w ill oysters. dsraa,rcraba and' sponges.. Tha The old reliable Planka Chill Tonic la Week of Prayer -k f -A i CLoftes tarpon Is the great game fish oT the sea»., tiiiaranteed to drive out Malaria, to cure 'The past week was obtierved by the afternoon r f 9 o’clock, t la doudtful If Any other Mate In tbe Chill*. Fever. Colds and Grip, your money Missionary eodelles of the feaptlst church ^ th s , dicta aûd society Union is the equal of Florida In variety beck If It doea not 25c and 50c peg os a weak or prayer, ending Saturday Of (Ufa. ” ’• boula. Ask your Druggist. fri.tf •fm o o o , r-4 AU < £ ■ & *■ B - i f ■: • i'.'i - ■•- ‘ « - V . VV* r y '£&-£, ““v . |L -, Ui .- mm H W B H * . t m . mm . - , V e lu m « IV IS IS NEWS O f THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Here the Readers Will rind a Br I* Historical Spring Flowing For llwrned Readers Nevertheless In spite of dismal crookIngs and actual evil tha year 1911 was the best year tbe world has ever seen, and 1912 la going to be better stllL Tbe world not only movee but It move# for­ ward and upward. The severcit cold weother of tho present winter has prevailed throughout the coun­ try during the past three days. Nine be­ low ecru was the record In Chicago, while zero temperature was recorded In many other sections. Columbia. S. C., suffered from a half million dollar fire in the. wholesale dia­ tribe on the morning of January 5th. « ‘ <*•v' Speculation was rife today as to what ultimately will the fate of Rev. C. V. T, Richeson. who yesterday In a written statement confessed the murder of his former sweetheart. Avie Linnell. From « source close tu Governor Foss, the state­ ment came today that the attitude of the executive probably would be in faYor of a cemmutatlon of sentence of death In the electric chair to one of imprieoament If tlte law’s fullest penalty Is imposed by the court. Members of tbe Governor's counsel arc known already -to have been approached concerning their attitude In case the death penalty le Imposed and a petition for commotion is made. -^PJpp* tm the promotion of a National OoTisrrvntion Exposition, to be held for one month each year In some city of tbs Southeast, have been completed at Wash­ ington. Wtiile the exposition will have for is object the advancement of the con­ servation of the nation’s resources. Its field ts to be especially the South. The a » » « »r t m «it io n w ill, b * WM tit th e fs l) 1913. Macon is making great preparations for the coming reunion to be held In May (7-8-9). Got W alter A. *Krrrls, wKTTs colonel of the Georgia mili tin, and hot been selected us general chairman and is assisted by au ublc corps of business man. who are untiring in their efforts to make tills the greatest reunion ever held in Dtiie Ortie E. McManlgal. principal witness In the Federal grand Jury's investigation of ihe allege« nationwide dynamltiug plot, ended his secret Journey from Los Ange­ les, Cal., this morning, arriving Indianap­ olis secretly, under heavy guard of United States marshals. Alarmed by. the number of fatalities resulting from spinal meningitis at Wseo, Texas, some flfiy-flve deaths In twentylive duys, at a business men's meeting today 11 was decided to call upon Dr. A. Sopptan. assistant to Dr. Simon Flexaer u( the Rockefeller Institute, New York, to investígalo conditions here. In his annual report, made puolic last night, Third Assistant Post master-General Britt recommends that an Increase of óaa ■ ■ cent per pountf be placed on newspapers entered as second-class mail. He also advocates the abolishment of Uw frank now the prerequisite of every member of both Itouses of tha national legislature and other officials of tha government, and Issuance of postage stamps to such per­ sons os are now using such moll frank. Of Record Prices For U itu ffo New York, Jan. 5.—There wag only one car of Florida lettuce on the market this morning and buyers almost fought to se­ cure stock. The car was from Orlando and came to Smith <1 Holden. It con­ tained 350 baskets, of which 283 were fancy and ,52 No, 2 stock. • Tha fancy sold at 15 and the No. 2 a t $120, tha car grossing $1.557, These prices are record breakers for the season and this la prob­ ably the moat money a car of Florida lotluce baa ever grossed. It Is not bcklved that any high prices were realized last season,—Produce News. W eather Report Fair tonight. Colder south and northcast portion. Cold wave with tempera* tare low In north and eastern* portion. Wednesday fair and wanner. Lettuce brings good prices and wood will be scarce iTtjhnfrfd; ______ • ivy \ Beans and com for spring crops just ' 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, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 05, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 05, 1912. 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>, January 05, 1912; <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/14f56575b944c2779caaad1d41e5966c.pdf 4fa0f2222dd12ee1debcd7e419e65e8c PDF Text Text January 3. 19(2 Items of Interest Concerning Society People. P O IN T S PURELY PERSO N A L t1#w Celery City Vanity Talr While Away the Golden flours— • Social Go**lp - New Y u r'i Bridge Pert» Mr*. R. J . Holly and Mr*. R. H. Mark* entertained moat charmingly at. a Now Year'* Bridge party Monday afternoon and evening. January 1, In the Welaka Club room*. In honor of tbelr sisters, Mias lleeale Tyner of Tampa and Miss Rose Clayton of Atlanta. The decorations were yellow and white, a number of fern* and palm», with red ' The honoreea were beautifully gowned In yellow satin dressos, wearing American Beauty roses. The score cards were in keeping with the color scheme, bearing pretty girls'beads. •' . Top score was made by Mr*. Ssmue Pulsslon. who received a pretty brass candlestick. Mrs, 0. W. Brady received the booby price, a pretty picture wlththia motto:.“So here's good cheer for another room is the time to Save' Money, we spring goods, that have begun to arrive Cut in Prices we have Ever Ma A delicious salad course was served at the dose of the game. Mrs. Holly's and Mrs.* Marks' invited guests for the afternoon were: Mesdames Frank Miller, Fox, Holden. Smith, Dennett. Morrow. McLaughlin, Puleston, Newman, Herndon, Barnet, Cruse * Dames, Lane, Keelor, Howard, CUude Howard, DeForest, Neal, Lake, Woodruff, Brady, Putman, Shinbolser, Dicklns, Dinger, Geo. Speer. Turner, Papworth. Roosetter, Prather, 2 0 .0 0 “ “ “ 1 0 .0 0 Xeely, Fitts. Driver, Johnson, Chase. Hurt, -Higgins, Thrasher, Consoles. Corner, Hughes, Gabbett. Maxwell.Connelly, Fors­ ter, Hamid, DuUose. King. Williams. Rourolllat, Munson, A. W. Brown, Com­ mons and Mlaa Nona Wylly. At the eyening party for the young people live hundred was ployed. When time was called It was found that Miss Charlotte Keelor had the highest score and site received a lovely box of station­ ery. Mis* Flptsic Frank .ta x im l_ the oonsollUoti prize of n~Tiatul*ome deck of cards. Mr. Raines wot the real thing among the gentlemen and received a box of cigars. David CoIdwell received the booby price of a Jar of stick candy, After delldoua chicken salad, sandwiches and cof­ fee had been served an Impromptu dance was held and with reluctant feet the guests departed for their homes. Those invited to the evening alfulr.were as follows: Misses Charlotts Keelor, Margaret Rob­ erts, Vivian Yelser, Dorothy llaydr. An­ nie Higgins, Irene Brady, Alice Whltncr, Mel! Whltner, Flossie Frank, Rose Dicken­ son, Ruth Mettinger, Mabel Bowler, Belle Smith, Peachen Lefller. Lindu Lefller, Laura Fish, Bessie Srhumpcrt, Veda Wnnji Madge Ward. Mabel Hand. Charlotte Hand; Messrs. L. P. McCUller, Tracey McCulier, Willie LelTler. Geo. Atkins, Braxton Perkins. David Caldwell. Wydeman Coldwell, Nixon Butt, Frank. Mllteer, Felix that we dp our own work right on the Frank. W. L Morgan, Meade Foxi J. Wil­ premises. Call, look over our line, give liams, E. B. Brown. Jay Einstein, Harry us a trial and we will convince you. We Einstein. W. H. Wakefield, Willie Hill. R. will do altering, cleaning and repairing. In the best manner possible, Ladies’ R. Dess, Ernest Betts. Raines, Thigpen. work a specialty. • Announcement J. M. W esto n , We want to stir you up. We wont to 109 First Street, startle you—make ourselves actually felt. Sanford, Fla. Of riorlda >re made Iwlth IDEAL FERTILIZERS, The formula* havr Wo ore actually going to Invade your (Over Longs' Grocery Store.) 35-It been created through abtual field work and exactly m eet t h j needi of home. Look you square in the eye. Drag the grower. Why not get the BEST, especially a* It la the CHEAPArrival end Departure of Trains out opportunity. Convince you that you EST? Norm BOUND can get only hooest treatment from us. 82 . . Ar. 1.25 n m Lv. 1,35 a m Did you know you have right here in San­ If wo promise your package for a M r- "11.03 a m ".11.13 am ford an up-to-date, flrstclass, practical Ideal Vegetable ManureIdeal Celery Fertilizer 80 “ 2.35 p m. “ 2.55 p m certain j lime, you’ll aurely have it tillorT Well, you have. Wo want to Peruvian Vegetable Manure Ideal Lettuce Fertilizer 28 " 0.00. p m * go on record and say to you we ato W. &. T.’s Special M ixture No. I Ideat TorfiRto Fertilizer at that time. SOUTH BOUND going to prove that you can save big Ideal Fruit and Vine Manure Ideal ¿eaitSpeclal 8 3 Ar 2.10 a m - “Lr 2.28 a m .money, that eur proposition Is positively 88' " 103 p m " 1 2 3 pm Reece’$ Special Fertilizer fo r W aterfnelon* honorable, that you can get only a square '* Vf t use a system that enables us to deal from us. We have just received the W " 8.03 p V ’ .. . " 81 5 p ita * CALL AT OUR LOCAL WAREHOUSE. 20 ’ -** *20 am latest colorings, designs kajid weaves tell just when an article will be 0*11 and see ¿he latest spring styles for n. . , r r . (VMAXWELL: Manager. the coming season.-, .Strictly all wool, reOAddrrcss— j a* ■ .«v-,-* v -fcbmpletely laundered, and we make . ,1. ' , llsble woolens: • V s * « '/ V v y i *t' np promises that we cannot fulfill. Wa are lb a position, to make you up a ' . flrstcUsa, u^tMlaja suit, grousers or any 22, Lv. 6.15 p. px. Oyeldo—Ar. 10.30 a. m. Lv. a.OO p^ m, Do y 6 u get perfect work and get it other garment In tha -highest-.approved 'Y r F,Y- v'aiwaya'ton timcT ‘ If not, try us. fashion. Ih sjjrle, cut add/tott|un*<f>lilp J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L « V i.. Tamp« Busin«** Collega v V * rtghi on the spot, at aq exceedingly .low T^Js.ii oneqfvjhefew business trainprice. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed«]« lag college* lo America owning its bulldevery respect \ — « — ‘ Ing->nfl used exclusively fòr college and I n v e s t , is going to -bo ouk slogsW, dormitpry W W * * . depertrooat Therefore we say to you w ith*lf tlaforce oflSoe slyfc. Qysr At our command, il there \4 the ¿lightest Mb lypiwrUit* for \ .y ihlH practical bc^ r $ 3 0 .0 0 Suits Cat In Half$ 1 5 .0 0 2 7 .5 0 “ “ “ 13.75 2 5 .0 0 “ “ “ 12.50 The most of Florida’s Cold Weather l es After Xmas, come and get first pick, they will be sale, beginning LASTING ONE WEEK ONLY N. P. YOW ELL & CO another one of our Vegetable Growers! BANNER CROPS, zMZ B Wm PRACTICAL . 90S 307 J franklr. and *afpledge jrod>j now are will gladly.. sdlBagn^ more proof. Wo want you], lately certain that you are gettin. csl tailor wha'.knows bly/jdth. metropolitan hiiiV In this establish-’ tf nd briefa&khart*. Cypnot Aw»V erts.' Six- hundred ir. More poti tien» ¿.cin -flIL W to t* UUrstiUSiVM ,-L >K >. -.aSitfi-r Telephone 8 0 - Vv ■ Coriter Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. B r a r ANTELS, S i p graduates. More than 100.high-grade’jhgtru Id tha S.,«,. -Write L» Cm.* * tQ secure graduates POSITIONS or. jtitFU N . ■■ i , a s : d . McKi n n e v c o Ja c k so n v ille , F i t , . . b lith e G R E A T E S T j system of Business. C"!Jcgci.ia Hia-WurUL-SI fcCTRICAL FIX T U R ES & : ■'*>!«■andFri««i mœâmm v ■ C l f e i W S iu W f a C e 9 r« k B a n k e rs a n d ‘oi A L ls O T H E R F lo rid a an d G eo rg ia b u sin e ss c ri. < Cóntràct^ grè^n. • M O N EY. r«W»sed T h u sin ess legefctomblncd. W V.Ö •• ‘ . y �Published 8 o m l-W o o k ly — Tuesday and F rid a y SANFORD HERALD IN S A N P O R D — Life is SAN PO RD, ft * General New» o f m e of flowers. - {HUD FROMME STATE PRESS la faltome of the Waeh'a Moat Ini' portent Happenings In the State's Domain. , j S. BathsW. local repreaenUOva of Crtidideld » Woolfolk, commUalon roertPuts, Pittsburg, has returned from a vWt to Fairfield. Mr. Bashaw states that tbs continued rains have played havoc pith the lettuce crop In the Fairfield aeodoa end rttimstec’ damage will amount „90 per cent. The greatest damage was done to the plants set In low lands. The geeage to the cabbago crop will be about !S per cenl.—Gainesville Sun. l/g movement was brought before the board in Miami a few days ago Mklog that's lunch room for the children he arranged In tbe Central achool bulldW Tbe board agreed to the suggestion sad arrangements for same will be made. pnf. W. N. Sheets has resigned as prindpal of tbe Lakeland High School and Prof. Charley M. Jone*. how first assistant ts Prof. Sheau has been appointed to fill tbe vacancy. Prof, SbeaU’ resignation ■ill go Into tffect on the ISth of this » n th ..* f * Three* prominent liotnes In Daytona hart recently been entered by burglars and many valuables stolen. Work of razing* the three-story brick building at Franklin and Zack streets, to make place for ten-story structure of tbe Citizens' Bank and Trust company, was F L O R ID A , Worth Living T U ESD A Y , JANUARY •, POLITICS WARMING UP RICH PROMT ON LETTUCE The Key Weal Celebration Will Bring ^ Them Troni Cover •'far Jacksonville, FIs.. Jan. 8.—With the pataage of tbe holiday», before which- a truce existed among candidates and nearcandidates, Interest in this city and throughout the entire itate in the 1912 campaign Is rapidly Increasing. FollowIng the meeting of tbe itate executive committee here Tuesday, January 16, when It I» expected that n call for a primary some time In May will be issued, tbe storm will bieak In earnest. There la bustle and activity In the headquarters of all the candidates through­ out the state. Just what 'he field will contain after the meeting of the com­ mittee Is a matter or Interesting con­ jecture at this time- It has just been announced that Hon. W. H. Kills ha» withdrawn from the race for congress­ man-at-large. nnd will devote his time to Increased interests at Quincy. His elim­ ination at a factor, however, .will carry small comfort to the other men in the race for it is praciicajly known that Braxton Beacham, of Orlando, Is prepar­ ing to announce for the place. This will leave the field for rongressman-at-large Just where it was before the retirement of Mr. Ellis. It would be the merest guess-work to estimate Juai what showing Mr. Beacham will make throughout the state, but In the section about Orlando he Is verv strong. Through hln extensive bind and timber operations, he ho* become known to business men in hundreds oi Florida cities and towns not In his own territory, and is said to be very highly regnrded. He Is a man of considerable weul^b and of progressive ideas. The latest feature <jf tfjtctcgl, JUvL-fi which *may permit Key West to see, along with lis first sight of a railroad train, the greatest formai open­ ing of an important campaign, is the Invitation to candidates to attend n big Grower Realized $1,637.00 On One Car Load o f Lettuce Car F. G. E.. 230A3 belonging to Mr. Dale of Orlando and containing lettuce brought $1,027 last Friday.- The car had 320 baskets of which some were seconds, but ihe hungry market grabbed it all at the above mentioned price and Mr. Dale realized a handsome profit thereby. . The car was handled by the well known commission firm of Smith A Holden, through their representative, J. W. Barnes, Jr., of this city and Is a record car of the season. Mr. Barnes stated to a Herald representative that he had some Sanford lettuce that he expected to bring as much In tbe next few days, as the market wns steady and the demand for loiiucc was good. Crop Has Brought Good Prices During The Season. LIVE TO SIX DOLLARS PRICE NOW The Late Crops Will Also be Money MaKers According to Buyer's Predictions. The lettuce crop for the season as « whole promises to be satisfactory. De­ spite the climatic changes nnd rains that caused the lettuce to go to seed .and “damp o(T‘ the mrfrket has proved steady end even leaves .have brought* a good price. When the market dropped n few weeks ego it was not on account of a glut but because the warm wrnthrr hod caused the lettuce to damp off nnd II was hot in good condition upon arrivnl As n wtkole the price has been excel­ lent and the average has been muH) bet­ ter than ordinarily. In some instancea the record has been broken for high prices. — -. . . . The qrop coming on also promises good prices and the buyers Hrc inclined to think that Sanford stuff will bring n good price nil the season With the growers making good on letlucr and such a fine prospect for celery there is ivosperily In night for (lie celery delta Third Degree Was Good. ___ Some of the ploys (hat ore given In Sanford are good and some are otherwise, and because this If true tha theatre, goers are opt tu be shy of n ploy Unless they, can be assured of Its merits. The Third Degree was one of the best. If not the best play Resented this season In Sanford and merited a much better patronage titan was given them. \ The play is a strong one. has a good moral effect and the cast is excellent, the work of Raymond Wells and Miss Lord deserving special mention. Lack of spaoe forbids uo extended description of tire play and players. The llerukl recom­ mends (he Third Degree to the |>cople of A GREAT TRADING C tN I fR Florida as a good, clean show and one that richly deserves the patronage of the Sanford Offers Great Bargains To The people wherever they give a performance. People of This Section Should the United Show Co., with the U U the custom fur nierchunts tu offer same cast give another performance In goods at half price ill tbe end of each Sanford they can tie assured of a crowded season, but Sopford merchants ure golnfl^ house yipd Ihe ^fl.jl/^r1*«» - - 9^ , r, farther (his season and are offering win­ hr, the well known ooritractor». Mr. AuTlfty Thousannd New Settlers ter goods at cost r ig h t h i tbe midst of . lick wii the contractor who erected the Fifty thousand new settlers in Florida cool weather •tructure some time ago. As soon as This week the well known firms of [). during 1912 Is the prediction made by the the present building has beery razed the L Thrasher. Palmer & Seigh. N P Yowell heads of three hundred colony organiza­ «fill Rxmiimtaf.-Xswjyv^ JU*t_>k ysern per «WfdVi M tètr u9,c* ‘!un °« [»lond A Co.. I). A. Caldwell A Sons ami The tions. according to figures gathered by The BrooktrlUe Argus'is ten years old chairman of the Florida Demacra.^^f6' Boston are offering large stocks of dry J. D. Reeuey, who is representing Florida sad Is a monument of. what a newspaper ecu live commit tre. Mr. Price has scnl iUJhl No 1Iona I Land Show being held In inw Chicago T.very gooa orgamiAhon Inter­ can be made when a mao knows how letters to ell tbe candidates In (ho fields, oast and (he prices are bringing many viewed reports tremendous business and The editor modestly gives It as his opin and pro-nrses that n tent to seat 5,000 people from nil partsof Orange, Lake and to a class of buyers considered above the -l*lb n t the Argus la the best pnyinil people will be provided. The exact date Volusia counties to Snnfoni tu trade. average und calculated to benefit the «oftry newspapcijn the stale without i t not specified.- but tha-Jtibllee will Never Before have such towTifeea bn state. 'A concerTeSTeflorTIs telng made “ “ priori-iVhicb la rather a broad dial- held during the week of die over-the sea good material prrvniled and as one out to send tu the state only those financially railroad celebration. •# j ‘â ( , of town customer remarked: “The prices equipped to do the improvement work on The net esrtiiug» of the Bartow water , It is expected that most of the candi­ nre lower than New York.' The people small farms. Every railroad company wrti far last V w exceeded seven tltou- dates In tbe field will fire their first guns wlui conic to Sanford to trade enn make operating south retorts wonderful In­ ssnddollars, efter charging 3 per cent •t this meeting. Perhaps the first man ti dollar x<i further limn in uny other city crease In business lielng booked, and It is depredation and taking no account for to accept the Invitation of Mr. Price was lit Florida. Glimpse The Herald this week forecasted by those who know that great­ »»ter used for public purposes. Looks Oof, Cromwell Gibbon*, of Jacksonville er sincere Interest prevails today than ex­ • good Investment. candidate for governor. He proposes to t f ucllghtful Recital ' isted'a year ago. ll Is believed that traf­ Fichatiges of the State any (hat Senl- make bis opening speech under the dome The recital given Thunulnyt evening, tu fic will be at least one-thisd greater than l*».'tha candidate for Çoverrtor fp>m 'Key of tta-JubJise tent a t Key West. Poll the nudltorium of the Hlglf School, by last year.—S t Cloud Tribune. "••t It oqljr •running around the Island. (Ictans an<| tbe people throughout the some of the pupils of the' scii<>ol and Mrs. „ A fter Californio Scalps A»yv«y he'll 6e the big qottd fyt thé" po- State are Awaiting this speech of Colonel Munson's piano students, under the Gibbous with much interest, for It Is nusplciet of the school luiprovetpeot As­ ■The Chicago Evening Post of Dec. 27th. ihe” believed (hat he wtty' launch the parn sociation and iiie South Park committee, 'goes after the Ins AtigHes. Cal., papers ^ M. .Robles baa decided that moudt Issue of thd caaipfllgo—the policy was n delightful suo'eis In the plmsore MS follow*: Probably it Is n vile slander Undoudlt « fight betjrçen (fliurdi member» Id a of (he Hate of Florida' toward the drain­ uffnrded the uudieticc, by the charming etlly it Is a practice that 110 lunger exists manner in which the yoiTug performers, «•rap* orglnlxationW i»ti plaça Oh tbe age of the Everglades. The drainage plunk of Colonel Gibbons' rendered their sHectiAns tm thef- progrum Blit we were told (his week by n former e#* t dockeu. •_ dockets. platform appears innocent enough at It Is greatly Ur he regretted, that (he resident nf Los Angeles that whenever first glance, but it Is known that h r has Various aitraction» in Sanford Thursday the weather Is bad In that favored s|>ot VT \ Dtalth¿Í engaged for ¿months, In making a evening, prevented the young people the local weather office simply 'forgets'' * ffkwUns .dlad yesterday iV the thorough study of what bas been accom­ hut lug the full house that (hey richly to send out a bulletin on it, the object be2 * .g ^ r o t U . -T. J . HâwkiD. on -4fli kfitWkJps-had beendn plished in the work'and thd policy under merited. * All those who did not attend ing to keey the world from getting the H U « for »otne tithe'and apparenUy which It Is pursued. He has had tbe ad­ deprived themselves of a great deal pf Idea that it is ever unpleasant In South­ •___9 ” * » tatter, .wheh on Ihteetlnai vice of the beat engineers in the country, pleasure, which tha following program ern California. Of course this ornisslo n would not do much good, a* the dieterand h a s ‘not' yet finished. He proposes will show. . 1* « 4 In kls .weakened ologicul experts would retort whether or to strip (be proposition Jo tha bar skeleton Trio—Msrch Irorti ‘The PruDhrl" by the l .de PurUun. I^hc* Chappeff. Uargarrl Dsvt» M MUyphnidarn, and Mr, Hawkins and then weigh tbe past against the fa- “Huh Culture la Dili»1' -. M«r(aT«t Coffee not storms hung over Lot Angctct. Al­ FlutS Sold.-'’SnOJ Of th* soul“ . .‘..Josls BtUluon. to too many “forgetting»” would bring tpre of fc great soctlon of the state which, A&os^-at tbe thresbaJdof Pla/>o»-'Tbs bpkler l*«nce "—W»I|ace.. Jus has 'declared,' la being destroyed by ,..i,................ «sud All Msv»l Átkv'Wsxtier reprimand or discharge from the servlfo. w career, Viuda ("Uke s tAesai’. -llowtow). ... Nevertheless, this idea is so delightfully the methods employed. •> , ..... • .............. ....... . ..Beano. ^ v ' r’^‘- "»wirttifj '" ‘ruVl ,UUBln castoni, beCboruitUypsy M*kdr-KoMir) ... . SohAow er characteristic of a certain type of “city . Z T Y 2 ; |rt»l!.:<|« i » i a a . t a . i * » . R«Action-.’‘Kentucky Hell»" .. M a rie n t CuRêe boosting“ that it t* worth selling down n o r . __ Florida fact». kdi wsinrr. taño—nsrcJssus Nsvln : 'rv '.M .1 Waaturf of his acquaintance ‘Ifruin ihr Ry« -Sins me to SI*.-»'.' Pcfltiuis-will'tcrtolnly grow In popular- or.il-■_ V hie ^rue manhood» ' ' _ cr 'lorcnc* Mahonry on paper. Also lust in tho off chance Piano—Prelude from ' 'Cerna»a I yUm ÑiM:.’ i . - ’ ' that there may be.u truth In the. ptory, w M ? ! * kI,V **\»power T^jgóod in ity q s'i feed feed for animals and as * . , fclwarü Schult. ItarfJkrrt Da/La we will balance It by recording the fact pro^tAble CfOp Jp io^low grain chipa. They The SliTr y Shoo I t l£h School Oler Club ■M ’%nmeroa, _fla..-Wjiere .-^fwiaj that the temperature of Lo» Angeles yes­ ’ore,A comparatively sule crop, quick ma­ Commerce N#w»’ terday was 16 degrees above zero. Auolhrr New rouilly .............«y, .other busi oes» turing,', easily cultivated aryl thrive oh ^ r • C. fi- Fullou uoU tauiily of- Pniladelphia Which is considerable of an eztreme for Biselóse sppllentlon to bulù •oil* too'poor, for many olbefr crops." l]hcchlafj)»u!e y* jû»^ ^ There' It money In cabbage where one lave arrivod in Un* city and wl|l retuie al ‘tbs evenest olimato in the world. The reason that the paper» of Southern Ukqe Qiii lint^df truck growing end under­ Lake Onoro. . Mr. Fulton ha» (xitchosed a California print the misleading and unr farin ut Caineron City unti' w H I try bis stands'the requirements of the plants, fair weather reports Is that this country Of nat)d at thè gai ne.. Mr. Fulton and hla ^abbqgs requires a deep ricb son. a sandy t oam. ^r gravelly loam soil U .preferred, fafully are wehtimed tu our midst and to 1» full of tourists and they want them to get some satisfaction out of the Southern Hbofal-.amount of barnyard manure (he ever* ittcreasing Herold famlly. 1*ere shipped.. to ’tbft *old ui L i . ì ■ a C à . . . — . California dimata which runs^om 40 to .4*1 & a** L■. », I wlD Jyft'ndòuod 00 most tails td supply tbe ■■ Im jw rtanf Nolle« ; ; " degrees dally during the* winter, to l^ ooror. myiq^reqiilred and aoms add phosphata •Don't miss Die Mug^c Dollar Sale at know that It 1» 40 degree« Irelow zero at K■ and potash. ; - . •■ -v ft A. Caldweli A' Sons' beginning Friday, Medicine Hat and probably “Florida hat «tap out IDthe 'Tlnrie Is sptaodid fishing in F1orid«..in January 12th. lasting pVee days. had the fifteen freeze of the teaion and family, m fresh watar and salt. Tho waters of the . '* ' * ■ .t ’ •Q ■ for the, fifteenth time that «eaaon the hr ----------77T*“ !------ -— l 8tata»reJha-»owçfiJ^Jh?nntW nprW ch There a r t Two Kltids of Chill Tonic entire orange crop haa been frozen, the lavo contributed to the general wealth. groves ruined, etc.” p l a n k s And o t h e r s T d id ï of tho united mItsIon - Besides fl*h (.of many kind», there ore ptftfM Ifatbodi* church will oysters. dsraa,rcraba and' sponges.. Tha The old reliable Planka Chill Tonic la Week of Prayer -k f-A i CLoftes tarpon Is the great game fish oT the sea»., tiiiaranteed to drive out Malaria, to cure 'The past week was obtierved by the afternoon r f 9 o’clock, t la doudtful If Any other Mate In tbe Chill*. Fever. Colds and Grip, your money Missionary eodelles of the feaptlst church ^ th s, dicta aûd society Union is the equal of Florida In variety beck If It doea not 25c and 50c peg os a weak or prayer, ending Saturday Of (Ufa. ” ’• boula. Ask your Druggist. fri.tf •fm ooo, r-4 AU < £ ■ & * ■ B - i f ■: • i'.'i - ■ •- ‘ « - V . VV* r y '£&-£, ““v . |L-, m m Ui .- mm H W B H * m Velum « IV IS IS NEWS Of THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Here the Readers Will rind a Br I* Historical Spring Flowing For llwrned Readers Nevertheless In spite of dismal crookIngs and actual evil tha year 1911 was the best year tbe world has ever seen, and 1912 la going to be better stllL Tbe world not only movee but It move# for­ ward and upward. The severcit cold weother of tho present winter has prevailed throughout the coun­ try during the past three days. Nine be­ low ecru was the record In Chicago, while zero temperature was recorded In many other sections. Columbia. S. C., suffered from a half million dollar fire in the. wholesale dia­ tribe on the morning of January 5th. « ‘ <*•v' Speculation was rife today as to what ultimately will the fate of Rev. C. V. T, Richeson. who yesterday In a written statement confessed the murder of his former sweetheart. Avie Linnell. From « source close tu Governor Foss, the state­ ment came today that the attitude of the executive probably would be in faYor of a cemmutatlon of sentence of death In the electric chair to one of imprieoament If tlte law’s fullest penalty Is imposed by the court. Members of tbe Governor's counsel arc known already -to have been approached concerning their attitude In case the death penalty le Imposed and a petition for commotion is made. -^PJpp* tm the promotion of a National OoTisrrvntion Exposition, to be held for one month each year In some city of tbs Southeast, have been completed at Wash­ ington. Wtiile the exposition will have for is object the advancement of the con­ servation of the nation’s resources. Its field ts to be especially the South. The a»»« »rtm «ition will, b * W M Of 1913. tit the fs l) Macon is making great preparations for the coming reunion to be held In May (7-8-9). Got Walter A. * Krrrls, wKTTs colonel of the Georgia mili tin, and hot been selected us general chairman and is assisted by au ublc corps of business man. who are untiring in their efforts to make tills the greatest reunion ever held in Dtiie Ortie E. McManlgal. principal witness In the Federal grand Jury's investigation of ihe allege« nationwide dynamltiug plot, ended his secret Journey from Los Ange­ les, Cal., this morning, arriving Indianap­ olis secretly, under heavy guard of United States marshals. Alarmed by. the number of fatalities resulting from spinal meningitis at Wseo, Texas, some flfiy-flve deaths In twentylive duys, at a business men's meeting today 11 was decided to call upon Dr. A. Sopptan. assistant to Dr. Simon Flexaer u( the Rockefeller Institute, New York, to investígalo conditions here. In his annual report, made puolic last night, Third Assistant Post master-General Britt recommends that an Increase of óaa ■ ■ cent per pountf be placed on newspapers entered as second-class mail. He also advocates the abolishment of Uw frank now the prerequisite of every member of both Itouses of tha national legislature and other officials of tha government, and Issuance of postage stamps to such per­ sons os are now using such moll frank. Record Prices For U itu ffo New York, Jan. 5.—There wag only one car of Florida lettuce on the market this morning and buyers almost fought to se­ cure stock. The car was from Orlando and came to Smith <1 Holden. It con­ tained 350 baskets, of which 283 were fancy and ,52 No, 2 stock. •Tha fancy sold at 15 and the No. 2 at $120, tha car grossing $1.557, These prices are record breakers for the season and this la prob­ ably the moat money a car of Florida lotluce baa ever grossed. It Is not bcklved that any high prices were realized last season,—Produce News. W eather Report Fair tonight. Colder south and northcast portion. Cold wave with tempera* tare low In north and eastern* portion. Wednesday fair and wanner. Lettuce brings good prices and wood will be scarce iTtjhnfrfd; _______ • ivy\ Beans and com for spring crops just ' I �January 9. 1912 THE SANfORD HERALD CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A BudJet of Opinion “ Just Be­ tween You and Me" EVEN IN E GATE POST NOT IN IT <k( Wuljirf A Chief la Amend Ye Taklnd Note« end raftb. lie’ll Prent ;Em~— . r .v Se day* Saunterer. Rall roads'dll Fuel. An Interesting feature shown in th« report on petroleum for 1910, by the United States geological survey, now In preparation, la the atatoment of tha extent to which oil enter* Into railroad transportation. The total length of railroad lines operated by the use of fuel oil In 1910 was 91,079 miles, a trackage equivalent to that of practically, five transcontinental lines stretching across the United States from ocean to ooean. Some of the lines that use oil, however, also use coal. The number of barrels of fuel oil—of forty-one gallon« each— consumed by tba railroads of tbe country In 1910 la stated to have been 94,999,883 barrels. This Includes 768,789 barrels used by tbe railroads as fuel otherwise than In locomotives. Tba total nymber of miles run-by oilburning engines In 1910 was 88,918 947 This would have carried one engine or train around the world ap­ proximately 3,890 times. ’ v' V . ; - Ptiah the t b ln g s ^ a t a ^ u ^ p l U - e a s ^ o K , a*«-cmabtzrer th o little a n lr ta l’a body hand when I sig h ted what looked like ed of him. c ro sse d tho c o m m u ta to r b sr* and a b ig sw o rd fish. “ I signaled a s te rn , and ns we cam e sh o rt-circu ite d tho m otor. T h le blew • • • Iron and th e m e te r out. As a resu lt, som e Of c lo s e t I let fly with th e 4 Never be formal with your frirtul*. It was no tb s en g in es which le ft th e yard w ere cau ght th e , b e a st fa ir There la a certain am ount of frigidity not fa c in g In the rig h t d irectio n when awordflah, though, w orse lu c k ; It was about the fellow wfto Th always calling they w ere a tta ch ed to tb e tra in s. ohe -of th e d olphins th a t Jpad played about th * bow s like puppy dogs fo r a • every one “Mirier.” E le c tr ic ia n s w orked fo r two d ays . — k ilL a —- —— —— - •. You feel closer to a renuw Who cans DOlOfC \WBJ UIM.UTVIV«] 111»* Mv-k.. . le ttin g nut th e lino from th e Iron to “Frank” or “Hany” than if lie would ad­ th e m ach in ery was re sto red to nor­ th» keg buujr w hich we drop with It. m al As a sim ila r happening took dress you in a formal manner. th e lin e wont ao fa a t - l t cau g h t me p la ce re ce n tly , nn a rra n g em e n t will . Of course there are conditions, tim es am id ship s a b o u t th re e fa lb o m a ab aft be m ad e to p reven t th e rodeqta from th a c r i t t e r ’» ta ll a nd aw ay I w ent, > > 4 Mt» f t bncqnsidcrcd Iq_addjCMlill a playground. cToaln ou t o r o l e puFpfi, ' - ' 1 ‘r . our acqaointanc tr. “ W e m u st hav e gon e a rolls at The youth who calls an older peraon by G eo rg ia 's P ro fita b le R ailro ad . le a s t, and by th e tim e th e dolphin be­ his Christian name ia not only impolite, Seven ty -A re y ca ra ago the S ta te o f gan to get tire d I had b ro u g h t u p .th e but It to of a sign of bad breeding, ad- Oeorgls decided to .b u ild a ra ilro a d . keg and waa h an gin g o n to It for dear Today O edrgla Is In poeneaalon o f a life w ith a load of ao * w ater under vlaea the Bartow Record. A young lady to oddress her young property which h as paid It m ore th an my bu lw arks I waa n ear dead when man acquaintances in such a familiar 130 ,000,000 In ca sh , aud which would the actnjoner reach ed m e and dlscov way would be considered by polite peo- b rin g ap p roxim ately th a t sum upon erod th a t we had m ade th a t m ile In the m a rk e t, a p ro p erty th a t Is b rin g ­ Just about 31-knot tim e. T h e fish had pie very impolite, but to men of nearly ing the state m ore th a n $400,000 In an­ to b e Ironed ag ain b e fo re It could be the same age, and long 'business oc- nual rental, and upon which th e le s s e e ta k e n .“ •quelniaoces the famllar Christian name la' securing enormous returns, with V sounds brotherly and friendly. net earning* fo r the flkcal year, ended ~ The mote good fellowship one puts Into June SO. 1910, of 11.023.8/8 : 6, or »7, bis own. life and the life of oilier*, the 117.13 per m ile V -’ stronger becomes the tic of friendship. •Yoe. call your friends, your dose as­ sociates “Frank”. “Toro” or ■'Harry", and closer ties'of mutual friendship will exist • R a il r o a d s and you will be apt U liuve a grrater in­ terest In his welfare. England Is a small country, but It has twenty-right railroad tunnels of a 4 I aea tba Sanford girls are on the johmile or more each In length. early and no sooner was the year ushered Moat of the Canadian steamers 00 In than a Leap Year dance was given. the Pacific are bring changed Into ■I am glad to see the girls sitting up and oil burners The Canadian Pacific taking notice. The|idea of so many nice railroad contemplates treating Its .. girls in this city pining for a man and locomotive» In tbe same way. If an express train, moving at tha , unable to book one because they are too timid to oak the girl makes me feel bad. rata of 48 miles an hour, ware to stop Now the girts have a chance and I want Instantly. l l vwould give the passen­ to eoe them get off the shelf and grab a ger* a shock .equal to that of -falling from a height of 48 feet man--no matter about his antecedents— Three thousand freight cars, which > « * • * • man and pop the question. for aome months have been stored on Soaioof you have been laid away with one of the main tfheka of the Peters­ ‘ ;:.i i the moth balls too long sod you are liable burg cut-off of this Pe-npaylvaji'lA, near t J«hop worn.* Emerge from your Altoona, have been put’into eerrtce. Without the air brake the teat pas­ - qlynolia and In the glad rags that catch senger and freight trains of today R W - ; * * ft>e male mao’s eye daxxie your charms before hint and ere he recover* tils breath .would be out of the quegtion, owing to lack of control. It takfea 'a power­ seek this preacher. In a few weeks you ful locomotive drawing a train of tan trill learn an about that high coat of Uv- passenger cars a - distance of five ln# that you bear so much abyut but mll«a to reach a speed of 90 miles an ^ ^ let that bother you. Hubby will be hour on a straight and level track. to cut out many of his little Tha brake« will atop tbe earn« train ta to buy grocariea and dry goods from a speed of 80 mile« an hour In . you srtll both' be happier and you will TOO fe e t •* We an do sod 1 waa only . Straight Tip. .old world of our* would be 90 •tter today If tha people no barm" wouldn't do any. To Ohio«'« breait young Cupid alyly ■tole, . c* • Cot roenlfdl Thal « the trlchl B at h« crept ln nt Myra'e pochet hol«. -----------------------— William Blak«. N ew s o r^ U E V E R Y T H IN G Relates How an Enraged Dolphin Dragged Him Through the Wa­ ter, After Pulling Him Off Hie Boat 4 Saner living, aaner hour*, eimpler Idea» Boston, Maas.—Jo h n . Haywood, able entirely for tha entire routine, are Idea* aearnan and fisherman aboard which are growing more Insistent every schooner Maaeaaolt. which reached T day among people who have aomchow wharf tha other day, declared that he ■topped for breath In time to give had undergone the very worst ex thought to the future men of affaire and patience at aea with which he had to the future mother« of men of affalra of ever met In all hie years before the mast, or that ha had ever beard of. the country, taya the Pensacola Journal. He waa dragged through the sea at a Late hour« for social event* coastline furious rata‘ of speed by an enraged an elemeet which ia sapping th« vitality dolphin, narrowly escaping death at of a lot of young people who might, under tha tall of tha monater. proper conditions amount to a great deal In relating thla vary unusual ad Orade Crossings doing. mom then they are likely to do—always venture of tha deep, Haywood said: In Orest Britain no persona are speaking commercially. "We had been out a matter of two Tha time. In abort, has come to stop lL ■truck and killed by railway trains weeks or more, had some fifteen Almost all of the desirable young men at highway crossings. The train ■wordflih under the decks, and I waa crossings are all either above or be­ who am to be found at the social func­ ■tending with tha illy Iron In tha pul low the highways. In thla country up­ tions are. It la devoutly to be hoped, en­ ward of a thousand persons are killed pit waiting for a chance at a «word gaged In aotne kind of buaineee—and any and upward of two thousand are Im flab. “The whole cruise, waa aort of a ooe who goes out In the everyday grind lured at tha railway crossing at grade. of this same cold, calculating buainet* An exchange published a blood stained funny one from my way of sighting IL Tou see, tbe water ought to be atmosphere, knows, duo. how necessary it record, of grade crossing.accidents In pretty cold on the banka, but, »Ink la to have one's Wits about them upon New York, New Jersey and Connecti­ me If It was not warm enough clear cut for the^even month* from Ja n u a ry even the moat ordinary occasions to the Bay of Fundy from Georgoe ' It ia the dear. Unclouded mind that can 1, within which time fortyalx men, Banka to douse an Infant In, and we grasp a situation before the other fellow; nine children and thirteen women were were oqt only a matter of a day or killed outrigni, a lity o c v s n persona •pot the smoothest kind of a' personal en­ were eerloualy wounded and sixty-six ao, or more, when we sighted a great emy, and be forewarned by seemingly boree-drawn vehicles and automobiles school of flying fish. ’Those bird fish are aome scarce trivial occurrences, from committing weye demolished. Thq coat of elim­ In these waters, and I never uw graver errors. Success Is largely the con­ inating the crossings may be high, the tk«m ao craxy-llke. Why, elnk mo.If trol of the master mind over* the weaker cost In flesh and blood Is higher. they wouldn’t even skim over the time.- and If the young very poop, sometimes alighting on tbe M ice H am per a R ailroad. dogs his human machinery M ice a re m ak ing It u n p leasan t fo r quarter to wink at the skipper, and faUgoe and thinks that be ra ilro a d m en In th e W est S h o re then flip Into the water with a sort of have eaten nor drunk, he will ra ilro a d yard In N ew burg. N Y. T w ic e ch u ck le "E v e r h ear a flytijg fish ch u ck le ? soon find that he doesn't cut the ice that w ithin a m onth tb e tu rn ta b le has been he might In the present commercial age. p u t'o u t o f com m ission by the ro d e n ts N o? W all. I t’s aome ch u ck lo , so rt of It is your wholesome, rested looking and tb e railroad m en a re having th e ir e x a s p e ra tin g lik e , and 1 o n ce advised fellow who get* the business because he d ifficu lties g ettin g th e tra in s out o f th e sk ip p er to spread a tew sh e ets of fly paper o v er th e deck so aa to trap th e yard on tim e. la mentally and bodily (it. a few . T h a ak ip p er, he allow ed aa T b e tu rn tsb lo la o p erated by e le c ­ And unless be la • molly coddle or • A little m ou se got Into th e th e sch e m e w aa a rig h t s m a rt one. polite social bum who can sleep next day tr ic ity m e te r and upset th e m ach in ery In only th e lack o f fly paper spoiled It like the girls he will need every one of ’’Anyw ay, I w as th e re In th e pulpit such a way th a t It w r s Im possible to hie wits, dear and sharpened, to occum- m ove the tu rn ta b le . W alk ing a c ro s s .w ith th e Illy Iron g e ttin g heavy In my _ Thursday - Friday- Saturday BOSTON WHALER COMM TO PORT WITH WEIRD TALE. This is Positively a Bonafide S a l e a n d E v e r y t h i n g will be Sold at Just Half Price fi! Peoples Bank Building Sanford, Florida Thursday - Friday •Saturday I ............................ ¡Chase & Co. SHIPPERS OF rjs ta r fK *"*-■*> o'"1Vegetables General Insurance Agents SANFORD. FLORIDA ,’K ». i <• . . V, * . .. , L IV E R Y , F E E D and v»' SALE6 persona may make Ittve In It. In the pastor's opinion, moat of the young men and women In a big city have no suitable place In which to woo and be wooed, and If auch a place la provid­ ed, with restrictions, be la of the opin­ ion the number of divorcee will be lessened to a great degtee. ‘T h e need of a proper place for courtship," said tho pastor, “has been responsible for many disastrous mar­ riages, 1 believe, and If. aucb a place would be - provided, In charge of a matron who would be a Sympathiser with heart affairs of the young, li would do wonder* toward shaping a courtship to d glorious end. • • ’Thure are so many , young persona who bava no place In wblch^B'.'mak* lova. Many wooers and wooed never learn to know each other Aa they should before matrimony. Many think fascination la lova bees use they, have not bad a sufficient opportunity fo*Tmdorstand what real lova’ la/î, la to Jora on« another; f 4'•’T ' k ~ Th« only way •to keep oliar of aln I« I a kaak elnan Ia Pkrlat * H arnoas and W agons B laeksm lth ln g and Horsoehqeliu Horst s and M ules Bought and Exchanged H E A V Y H A lJLIN Q A N D C O N T R A C T IN G • 1 a- • -f H'i l THE , ^ CFWri ? t * C IT % ; R E S T A U R A N T ; from Drpof opputit* F m iftflW j 4 H . E . W IS E , P ro p rieto r Formerly Manager of Central Cafe j •' j ♦ S teaks, Chops, O ysters and Fish a S p e c ia lt y \ I • \ i t S h o rt O rd ers At All Hours 'T j A Place F o r L adies and G entlem en . t r Prompt, Clean Service * •»1 -| ♦ Everything F ir s t CI«** t - : t *..-4 v . a FLOWERS — PLANTS x Meal Tlckeia nre Sold at Reduced Rate* | * . •* » , BULB Enill Trees an* Wursery IlMk B IC Y C L E S ^ L. H . T E M P L E ' - .S U N D R IE S 25 BICYCLES l'h é ” B -.O I - •t '■ SMANlBARGfy ORLANDO. r? ? ' Looking f o r a Good liousc to Ship Your Fruit and Vele tables to? X 'i •" :2! AW ) rSOM H.M UP TO lik FO* N t" Phone 166. Iltta and Oak Ave. Special Offering In Pern*. Sanford FlorAt Désigna to Qrderi. Mari T h o u who preach only to th« h«ad aoon become tired ln haart. ü '• * rL O *l,,A N u .h c t .r iil C . - ' Ä ta iÄ S s r V Ä iS The m in wbo w t* » b«d example la working tor tjbe darli, whether he 1’ STABLE 1 ** H oboken, N. J . — T h e Hev Jo se p h U P e te rs , p a sto r o f tho F i r s t llcfo rin etl ch u rcb of Jlj4 * p lace, auggoals that a larg o public fOom be established and put In c h a rg e pf a matron, ao young .IrWAMM IS A* « aA ! , HAND BROTHERS P a sto r W ould E s ta b lis h P la ce for B oys to W oo end O lrte to • B e W ooed. 'V ■ . ■ite ■ #£ THE BOSTON ASK S FOR A C O U R T S H IP ROOM -- AT J/ W M O N V IL L E , ** M E W 'T T C O H. N o w Yo For a good ta lk end borna F t* �* i - m■ m1 S A L E STA R TS TH URSD AY A N D W I L L L A S T J U S T 12 D A Y S brass bands, foot races, presents ded and won’t be, for we are in January, we find that we ____ only telling you the truth. After taking stock, which nsalable stock, but just about CsltglCBj have, not thousands upon thousands of dollars’ Worth of d Furnishings mtfre than we can carry at * $3,500 worth of up-to-date high grade Clothing This is not H O T A IR and G U SH , this season of the year. Therefore, this After-Inventory Sale We guarantee every article to be We positively have the goods, and they are just as represented do not carry dry goods. first-class and will refund money to anyone not satisfied, and remem I s. If you wish to save Our stock consists of nothing but Clothing and Furnishings lor Men < to ^ n tio rT more than a few*" t)f money, s e e S p the many matchless values. The prices quoted below speak for themsel R E A D T H IS and do not get excited for there will be i given away» etc*, etc., and we are sure you are not dun m e n 's Hals .M e n 's Hose One lot .of Men's Silk and Lisle Hose, 50c quality, sale price........................... Men’s Hoec, 23c quality.......... Men's HoseJ 15c quality One lot of Men’s Overalls, $1.00 quality sale price.................................................... One lot One lot One lot One lot One lot One lot One lot One lot One Lot of M en's A ll W ool Top Shirts 5 00 Coals, sole price -4.00 Cools, wile price * 3.50 Coots, sole price . . 3.00 Coots, sole price 2 50 Coots, sole price 2.00 Coots, sule price . 1 25 Boy’s Coats, sole price 75c Coots, sale price $2.50 quality, sale price ; 2.00 quality, sole price.; 1.50 quality, salo jjrlce.j ia00, Boy’s Suits One lot 3.00 Shirts, side price..........._______$2.10 One lot 2 0 0 Shirts, sqle price ............... 1 ,|f Otic lot 1.50 Sliitts, snip price. . . . . |.24 One lot 1.00 Shirts, safe price, ............ flQc M en's W ork Gloves 11 y M e n ’s Trousers A fine lot of Worsted, Coaalmeres and Serges in blues, grays and browns. On? lot 7.00 Trousers, sale price.....................$5*25 'Out lot 0.30 Trousers, solo price...................! 4 75 One loe 0Lt)O Trousers, sale prioe.................... 4 25 One lot 5^0 Trousers,-sale price..................... 4 00 Vne lot # 0 0 Trouseri'aale price................. 2-15 One lot 4.00 Trousers,’sale prico____ ____ 2 00 One lot 3^0 Trousers, sale price.................;. 210 One lot 2 8 0 Trbusers, sale p r ic e .................. Ml One lot 2.00 Trousers, sale p rice..r ............... 145 One lot 1^0 TTousers, sale price. .. Ml . . . " .......... .. 1 45 / . ............. j |$ Negligee or Pleated styles, cuffs attached, made of the best Madras. White and all lliu fancy patpatterns Guaranteed not to rip tf>i V1 I i( I< | < $| 15 M e n ’s Dress Shirts M e n ’s Clothing One lot Men’s Suita, 13.00 quality. Sale price A ................. •___ One lot Men’s 2000 and 2200' Suits, sale price........................ One lot Men’s 25.00 and 2« 00 Suits, sale price.............................................. One lot of Men’s 30.00 Suits, sale p rice.................................................... One lot of Men’s 15.00 Suits, sale price.* ___ ............................... ............. ...... Brotherhood brand. Union mode, w ith long or short gaunrtri l.bi) Gloves, ^ Kale an price . Kf - - v - V - v - - -j100 Gloves, sale price A . '.O . .. * ■ „ , /. A j| c One lot 50c quality, sole price One lot 25c quality, sole price One lot of Men’s Working Shirts’, 50c quality, side price. * mJt « V ^ y - » 1 . M en's1Fancy Vests £ M o n ’ s S ilk N eckkw ear FouHn^Hotid and But Wings’ in n varied array of pretty plain colors nnd the on newest fancy effects. Regular 50c qualityt *JOC Tn Plain .White and Fancy patterns. AJl the..infest'sty lek. on tiie .market//All'sizes from 3 4 'i . 4* _ _ Si1L 4; j’ I , V’ g <Vf ** to 44. Come early Tor one.of them. Regular'''. 1.50 to4.50quality. Sale ID A rt prices front J - , . . ... V l . l p * 1 0 M . U U Meif’s,Woolen. Underwear One lot of Boy's Pants in Sergea, Wbrstcutf, eti oil Knickerbocker style. Every pair gbium tec<l not to np.' 1.50 ones, sale. C l 1 0 price. . . . ............................. ,*•.;■ /■ *PM.W In Gray and White; heavy? ligàt* end v gauze weigts; 12 garment, sòie prüfe..- 1.00 ones, side price .......... . . . YV-. . T: v ;||c i 00 Garments, side priqn/V. ; ............Y ;y .. ■ f ♦ -• 1 1.50 Garments, gale pricq. ‘j. _ a ___ __ . �Januar) g, But all of the parties concerned ought to settle their difference«, get together and proceed with the work. It mean« more M i è l i tr a r TtMday and rrUlsr Mondo* Or to our wetton than any other one im­ provement. « H IN Q L E 8 THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY I t J. IIO LLY. Editer POVEItTY STRICKEN EXPRESS CQ W. M t u r a t a . Busta«»» Manager Some time ago an audit of tho books of the Southern Express Company in Florida waa started. The company claim­ D yal-U pchuroh Building, Jac ks o n ville , F lo rid a Dottvarad la lbs City by carrier 12 00 p»r treat In' ed that they were not making any money. ■ ,» '■-> •dr»or* er 20c p«r month. We, had always been under the impres­ Fayotant* la odi aoc» muai b» mod* »t office. Our stock is Well Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low. If your deuler sion that they were making all there «rol o» tacoad-cl»»» mall matt«r Ansati 22od waa Here tye^uyi or two reasons whja cannot furnish our stock write us for prices. 1908, al Iba Pot lo(So* al Sinfurd. Florida, the South'erncxpre*» Company Is’ In «adar Act of March 3rd. 1870 reduced circumitancesT Thursday The Journal took a box out 0 Bo» U Harald Bolldlnj of the Express office, the contents of THOMAS EMMET WILSON fY tW r iiiH which cost Just $2.SO. The express The Tampa Tribune has Just pasted Its ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR charges on this box from Atlanta. Ga., elgbteeth milestone and it was not a AT-LAW were $4.01. NEARLY TWICE THE VAL­ painful operation either. The Tribune is Lair Slate Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit ot UE OF THE SHIPMENT. For the past Florida a paper that is the pride of the South several weeks we have been paying ex­ Keikleners. Sanford and Srlvan Lake Florida people and The Herald wishes Ed­ press charges on goods from Atlanta itor Stovall and Sir Edwin Lambrlght and which amounted to nearly double the the entire staff eighteen years more and L. G. STRINGFELLOW actual cost of the goods themselves. At then some of prosperity. this rate. If we had a box come from JUSTICE o r THE PEACE Chicago we would have to sell our plant Sanford people ard boasting that they In order to pay the express charges. have shipped 400 cars of lettuce so for And « q It will easily be seen that the this season. Sanford people are evident- Southern Express Company does not make iy on to their Job. working every minute any money. Ills a charitable institution to pile up shekels for that rainy day that The Southern Express Company and GEO. A. DeCOTTES will Inevitably come to us alL—Apalachi­ other express companies are deliberate­ cola Times. ly robbing the people, and It is sanction- ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Tho rainy day Isphere, but WcTore still ad by law. Compared with thé express Practice in S ta te and Federal Courts shipping and piling up Uie shekals. companies, the James boys were novices at the hold up game.—Key West Daily Garner-Woodruff Bldg Sanford Fla. The Palatka News was ten years old Journal. last Friday and Editor Russell gives' an DR/ W. E. HOUSHQL.DER More Good .*Lettuce Sale».. interesting account of the trlaiaand trlb- “ , ulotions of the paper in that period and Roy Symes, K. R. Murrell nnd'O. W. DENTIST C&tee with a statement of the prosperity Billingsley struck It ilch yesterday with Roomi 23 . 24 and 25. Fico Did« ‘Phone 41 that finally crowned his efforts. Florida their lettuce, the market being steady Journalism Is finally coming Into It's and even leaves brought a good price. SANFORD. F LORI DA own and the boys who have labored 'so The best brought $5.50 to $8 00 per bas­ long and faithfully can see something ket. Part of it was different kind sold o( ANDEW JOHNSON coming back as remu iteration $4.50. The leofy at $5.00. ATTORNEY AT LAW (i. F. Smith received a belated Christ­ PtifU cn In S««!» and Federal Couru If the generous and great hearted who mas ixcsent as he shipped some leafy Phuiw 248 are sending that Everyglades literature stuff, no heads, and received $t 00 per M G T. Oullitinx Send for Catalogues, P ric e s and Tcrm 9 to The Herald would cease we ’ will basket. promise never to mention some of die The stuff was sold ¡by the commission DR. R. M. MASON facts about the “dreenage.” We don’t firm of Smith L Holden. J . W. Barnes, DENTIST ' care whether the custard apple grows Jr., their representative hrre, expects there or custard pies, it Is a dead moral some more good sale» today. Wolborn Block certainty that we will never locate there An"Appreciated Gift s J - v 4 F L O R ID A < aa long as there Is any-dxy land left la The (rustety, teachers and-pupils ol Florida. If the Everglades la the proper m w m ?m place to local« why the need of so many the High Scliool greatly appreciate the donation of trees, palm», and money clrdars denying this charge and (half Let the satisfied customers make the made by Die Wednesday Club, Welaka A ll M od ern M edim i» and A ppi m ic c i statements and have them signed , Steinway & Sons Behr Bros. Ma “Crown” - • Sto Kohler Campbell - H and Fischer Autopiano an l a a rv w r * F ... ‘ KOOMStk 6 „ a J G— ,— vi W™4iUtIktiUU — On Monday. January 22. the first train will go over the new ]railroad to Key West. The man who planned and financed this over-tbr-sea tmlrond is Henry M. Flagler, now In his 82nd yetfi. Like every other man who la really worth while, who has accomplished great things Mr. Flsgler never has and never will get Iris full mead of praise for attempting In the face of difficulties this almost Impos­ sible task. The Herald has never felt In­ clined to galhrr flowers for the dead, hut to plsce the laurel wreath upon the living, and ws hereby -acknowedge the debt that the state owea Henry M. Flagler. May his dream ba realised before his' span of Ufa Is broken and may his true motive of developing his adopted state overshadow the commercial spirit that dings around railroad enterprise. May the over-sea railway not only real­ ize the dream* of the founder In regard to development, but also realize the profit necessary to carry on such a large under­ taking ‘¿fo . We band the bouquet to Mr. Flagler, with no scorpion of Jealousy hidden among the flowers to leave a sting.’ He has a lasting monument to his memory, such as no crowned head will ever.leave to posterity. PIIONF. w , SobMthingshould bê dâne At otto« re­ garding this drainage scheme. Themen who stopped the work must have bad sufficient reason for getting the. injunc­ tion or the ooart would bava over ruled It u ja t iv d u n rii» i il v rououtj ot .'xikifUJ. II*,. »ili Morite * eraled tikia f'U ih* pnftrmStiAe nt eenaln puhlk work M follow».T Scarrmirr »«fvk». *arìm*r *»rvlrr «n.1 n rrt -1 K vwrrtHng of fof «11. All MfLmuktt* bit wtlh the-tUr U*rk noi Imn itian 4 o clock p. m.,òn Mondar. F*b Siti. 1012. A Alt Md* miitt 1* »tnonipanled wlth reriHW chérk (Of On« iiundlrd (1100.001 IXdlaia. a* ari rvlSroc* otgoul tnllli on Ih* PATI of Ih* hkld*f th* chnck. lo n* forfeit«! tu th* eli» li ih« «ucr*»*.[0l blilder ahavhf (all la <iu«llf> h> alvini propri -mij (ur ih* fpJlhfu) perforilinno* of Ih* ilmin a!l*r rrreivim Fwatil Threkk •erompafi,In» all tritcied hldt tu pe rplurnnl lo l|ir Ovili or '*n<l Un «uft«MÌul t’Wiìer» itietk tu b* ir tur m i ut Ititi ut— ni hit futa* ptopor U'tui wiih Ili* 1ux drtk lif .c ... U __I... ifi 1111 iT i ‘ ‘ M W. Lovni, CJir Cierk. ‘ ntyiNs. T h a ^Im paccatile S ard in a. , •> T1)*F ran be given tb chfhlreti OUt foár of their ehòktng ; It rnn’eoklljr be rrcognlied that j*vncs arV taken Hvitf, number of con­ sumar« evìif^M^iftwdre thus, A* nardinas so preßÄ H Ö «vii (list class repuijttlon. to be found on all tables where me lady of the house wishes to «how shu lives In style.— From' an earnest advertisement *. . + + + + + + + 4 + + 4.« - > + + + ♦ * <■+++*■> 4- < ■ ■ > ♦ + ♦ * ■ * ♦ + < ■ < ■ *■+ < FOR + Fine S ta tio n e ry BETTER ! E ngraving & Dio SERVICE Bé-fur» 4» r / A rtis ts ’, S u rv e y o rs ’ and X YQUR % Kodaks, S p o rtin g Goods WANTS I S o uvenirs, E tc . D ra ftsm e n s ’ M aterials E v e ryth in g fo r the O ffice J* iiB « l7 6 - i a band.M —* 8njlth (wboae’ lisaHhl l* trifle lndtstlnet)-rA' whisky and soda with your huabghd?- Well,, thanks. I don’t mind If I do lytvo Jiist onal"— Punch. . , . . 1 •• ---------------- ■. Educational A d v a n c e m e n t ‘ Tho children at ap Erllh school were takon the other day to a traV •ling menagerie and circus In onler to give them a pracLlcal Ivsnon In nat­ ural history. Later o n ., we unde^ stand, they are to be taktff} to see a classical daacer In onJef to loarn anatomy.—Ixmdon P unch>- Books Stam ping SUPPLYING -tki’Anvi-ii or n it Iwrtxri«. . i r v i . - * » Orno *f Gaívoviu/, F u . ” + 7 IN ' Noia»* li hitrhy <lven lt)»i Lilwln A < ho** pMpjfllc* nditr'M 1* S.nfofit, noth i lUc «ili <l«r ol ocçtwr. I -d m f i » tr u je n I . fliwJ * l’I-llIratfon, No, 07ÍI4I1, (0 „ ___ jrch »»* Ih« ffWMof SÉ Viof NEH of SW'A, S*e(Mi 12. Tuwnrbtoi 21 -ouih. Kau»e 31 <••(. Talla »»»*« I . Mtrtjlmni ___ . ami the ltmb*i theriw. uniirt the prorUion* ol ijie act of June 3. *8714. and act* •mandatory, known a* ino ‘"timbar and Stun* Law." at »neh vaio* n» tnUhl t* . Bird by appialterpant. and that, puiouantlq Surb «ppllralton Lhr landjofl-timbw thftwm bay« twrn apwaUad at Flv* naan ml Twenty Ikilara. th« Iknoe* tlmatfd 40.000 board fret al 15.00 p*f M. and 40 000 boanl f**t at 12 SO per M, and the land 1210 , 00; thatisald applicant will ollar Anal proof (n tuppen of hi« applleatloa and iwprn ttalrrnmt on tha 20th day of Mach, 1012. before (he cl«tk of t Hi» Would Join Him. the dicult court at Orlando. Fla. , . H ostei»~’‘Why, Mr. 8mlth. TVS Any prraoa Ik at llbeity to pmteal thli mirthaac hardly sren you all"the ovenlngi Now, before anlry. or Initiât* a coniati at any Urne be­ fore paient iaaoea, by Atina a roftotwraird afB.1 particularly want you tn^come^ and davlt In thla oftlce, attaiLn» facta which would de­ TttOK COUNTY OHXMCg feat Ihe entry, , Hntrr 5. Cm.»«.;* When Sanford was In the early stsgex hear a Whistling ' mdo by my hu*;- Ture-30-Dt-p, of vegetable raising every man'dug hie own dilebee end managed to get rid of the overflow water In oome manner; As the country filled up the queeiion of ditches became a serious problem. Involving dis­ putes ebout certain rights and privileges. The solution Jo the affair was to create a drainage district, employ an engineer and -ditch the entire SaAford dlsjrlct. forever settling the matter. This vras done and the work was progressing nicely, when certain pottles became disgruntled over the direction ot some of the ditches and enjoined the contractor from proceeding with the work. Slncethat time dozeitiof growers have been forced to ebandoq their forms because of Improper drainage end thousands of dollars worth of property have beenrulned. During the past week Abe heavy ralift havelgaln demonstrated th&t unless drsstic measures ore taken In regard to this ditching more farms wlU be abon' dooed and Sanford will receive a black ey« that wlO forever put a blot upon our m = S Matite PRINTING - BINDING - LITHOGRAPHING J a c k s o n v ille , Fla Early Roie No. 4. I * i , ■ '■ i SEED PO TATO ES BIIm Triumph | , ., Our Mock w>, frown by ■■ in Maine and N«w York Suit. Th« Mock U antaad to be ini, to name, fit* ham Jiaeaae and tot. They «ra unifonn in tin. froM ot cold. t Dtllvtilee immtdialtly i; not bet a damiftd J. Er by PACE, Agent * , can» Im mad* sanroro. n on o« WE MANUrA^tUKEme CORRECT POTATO FERTILIZER !» i n o e p k n d i n t g b t i l i z c r Co m p a n y . \> J.'E . PACE, Ag^iC - - .''0*1 Je#h»«nvin«. H R * " . - Sanford. Florida Only exclusive b aler in th e city. All mixing done .with vToteSt improved ‘Sani­ tary machinery. ^ . Spencor’s , Bread hahdled by all first Net a Real Gsnlus. A Connecticut matt-bkk an alarm clock . which arouse» bU- hena and. feods them at (he proper time. Time wasted! A nyri genlua wduld have ■pent hla time lnvpntlng an alarm clock that would lay eggs, and cachi« at th« completivo of. thé feat - Humps and Mumps. A hump-backed woman was jm astn f Ttben.a little flTAá^ruld. with, * pltying look, aald: -^jÿhat*« thw-mattar with tha lady, mamma? Has.she got tha mumpa tu her. backr ¡—PblladeF pbla Record. c la s s É rO o eym SPECIAL ORDCI(S ' riUEP P l^ jP T But an advc7tiscinent( ip this paper talka to the whole community. Catch the Id e a i PHO NE 106 NO! I l l PARK AVEN UE ,' �Will be wady Jan. 15th to open dmsmaking pnrlora In Mr» Bruton » Millinery Store. All kind* of dressmaking. Tailor Little Happenlnfs— Mention of made suits a specially. Mr». J. E. Lewi» 3<I-2tp. Matters In Brief, If you want delightful Christmas candy PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST get the famous Numiolly's nt L. R Philips 4 Co. 27-»t One and two 1torse wagons with celery Summary of tbo floating Small Talk flared side bodies at Underwood'» 7-lf Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ All kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ ried Herald Reader». chine It Oarage Co. 48.if Unde Zeke tonight at Imperial Theatre, Autoes and carriage painting at Un­ Popular price» derwood's First class work 3-tf Come to Sanford this week If you want Famous Splrelln Corset, city iigcni, Mr*. bargains In seasonable good» l Mr» Julian Carpenter of Jacksonville, R. M, Hamilton. Coll or phone. No. Frl-36-ttp U the charming gueat of her sister, Mr» 155 Huve you tried the Slrrine Housef 4th Forest Lake. i S. A. Irvin haa relumed from Ohio and Palmetto. If not get u meal ucket. 34lf where be was called by the serious Ill­ • Beans, pens. corn, lorna toes, cucum­ ness of his mother. ber» watermelon, okra. New crop seed. ^ Mr» Henry Wight has returned from L. R. Philip* St Co. 34-8tc her visit to her father. Dr. UoochtUe, at Wade, the Tuner, Orlando. tf Thomaaville, Georgia. „ Young lady desires position as sales­ Whispering Bill Spier, the sweet voiced nurseryman of Orlando, waa In the city lady. Address young lady care Mrs. Stevens G03 Oak Ave. 3fl-2p yesterday delivering nursery stock. Get prices on beans for spring planting Mr» Hilton Hampton of Tampa is visit­ .14-8tc ing her mother, Mr» Taylor and sister. from L, R. Philips & Co. Ten room house, head of Park avenue Mr» H. P. Driver at the Sanford House. There will be a car load of horses and Sanford Height» Orange trees, water mules at Brady's stable about Thursday. with gasoline engine. $20 per month. - Particulars will—be' given In Friday's Key can l>e found at Mrs. M. F. Rime» 33-It [i Issue. Don’t miss tire Magic Dullnr Sale at ‘"'V The ne'vrhome of Rev. J . D. Langley on IX A. Caldwell's 8> Sons beginning Friday, > Magnolia avenue la nearing completion January 12. . 36-1 |Q and will add much to this beautiful resiWanted—For term of years, at 8 per 1 dance street. Uncle Zeke’tonight at the Imperial The­ cent, $3,500 on first mortgage. Paying property. Address "M,” care Herald. atre. .Popular price» Sanford.________________ 3-5-tf Remember that you can have The Her­ Notice ald delivered to your homo for $2 00 per The annual meeting of the Sunford year In advance or 20 cents per month if Library Association will be held in the you want If by the month. Library rooms on Thursday, J a n llth. tit Thursday at 9 o’clock the store of D I.. 4 p. nt . for the election of iiflicer* and Thrasher will open and admit the buyers transaction of such other huaines* til may to~ono of the greatest feast of bargains come before the association. 35-2t ever offered In the city. See bill» Miss Margaret Wight, after a pleasant • holiday with the homefolka and her many friends In Sanfonl, left Monday nlgbl for Tallahassee to resume her studies al the AH Local Advertisements Under This Woman's College. Heading, Three Cents a Line Each Issue V Mr» Harry.AL £apworlh of New Yofkt «■PoriHlfc'oT To Lot— An clrgunt bunga­ is visiting her parent» Mr. aiul Mrs M low. 6 rooms and bath anil detach«! F. ¿Robinson, and will spend the winter kitchen Admirably located A great bar­ months here, much to the delight of her gain if taken mun. Apply to or adtlres* N.H. Fogg. Altnmontr Springs. Fla 3(1 Itp many girlhood friends. IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Ten acres of good land for sale nt a bargain. Three acres cleared and crop­ ped last season- Ail under fence. Near loading station on traction line. Almost lven away. Particulars at Herald S flier For Sale—A pretty •Florida homo on Silver Lake C. F. WIHinmr, Box 923 Sanford Fla., or phone 201. 33-tf MAIL BOXES Good steel mall boxes, 13 cents each. Geo. II. fernald Ildwe Co. 3 3 -2 tc Church For Funerals Only. New York lisa one church which Is devoted entirely to funeral services it la called the Funeral church, nnd Its usefulness contea from the f a d th a t many (ululile» living In small apartments In ih« city deaire lo have th e last services fui their dead con ducted In a larger pince than U pro­ vided by their homo Having no Used church u tit II n 11on they seek this place for the servire» Tt - Found— Turkey—Owner may have same laying lor mis' (¡roc Co, and Lody Stenographer t N i r e * ponA.L Dost of reference» Either permanent or tcihporary — Adtlres* Bm IJ(J2, City S.Vilp. Real Estate Salesmen Wuitlrri — First class man to sell 10 acre tra ct» 4 mifes from Orlando. You make the selling price and commissions tu suit yoursell. Sam Doyd, Room 002, 90 West St., New York. 3A-7tr ■ Mr» M. H, Terey on her way from Jacksonville where she spent the holidays, to her Itoaie In Lakeland, stopped over Friday with her sisters, Mrs. M- H. Howler and Mrs. J. H. Roumlllai. *■ Dr. and Mr» N. deV. Howard, accom­ panied by their niece. Miss Brenda Mor­ rison arrived home Saturday evening • Agents Take Notice—For Sale. I7llll after spending a few months at their acres cut over pine land. 5 miles from cottage at Daytona Beach. ■The principal of the colored school re­ ports that the water Is so deep around the school building that the new building bad to be deserted today end the old building used, if the land around the new building could receive some attention tbe water could be drained off and school ' resumed, i Uncle Zeke tonight at the Imperial The­ atre. Popular prices. u Mr» J. N. Standlfer and daughter. Miss Ruth, mother and sister of Mr» R. C Maxwell, left for their home at Gulfport. Mississippi, Monday morning. During •heir stay of several months in the city, Mrs. Standlfer and Miss Ruth have made ■ great many friend» who regret to have ” •r " Uenet , the well k nown commls*ion man who formerly lived at the Fair*iew House on Flrit street. lias removed hu residence to Celery «venue, opposite **• *1 H. Chappell» He can be reached ■t any Ume by phone. Mr. Fleischer is ‘ trlctly a cash buyer. 38-lt > N#w driving at W. W. Longs Grocery — give him a calL 13-tf Brini you» pld tires to Sanford Machine * Garage Co. for vulcanizing. 48-tf,_ ' Ca* engine repairs. Sanford Msehlftt • Garage Go. Buy your spring planting seed at L P. J. G. MARTIN FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. F. H. R A N D . P re sid e n t P. P. P O R E T E R , Oa a titer Q EO . F E R N A L D , Vlee-Pres a. P. W H IT N K R , Aaat. C a sh Only National Bank in Orango County F u n d s-P ro tected by Burglary Insurance Faithful to Outy, When the army of Pmnpey stormed S afety Deposit B oxes lo r Rent OROANIZED 1 8 8 7 and took Jeru salem , nl the moment the temple was taken, the priests were engaged with the dally aacrlflco. and amid all the horrors which aur rounded them' they continued their solemn dulles unmoved, thinking tl b e tte r to suffer whatever caine upon th em at their very nltnrs thsn to omit anything their low requlred*- NORTH EAST Atlantic Coast Line The Mole In Your Own Eye, If you find« yourself thinking more of the had point» of your frlcnus amt relative* than of thefr good ones. Just stop n moment nnd ask yourself how you would like people to get Into the habtt of doing the |nme with you T h e n atari again rlAhl away nnd do b e t te r ncxi time Everybody bn* good liolnta Trv to *ee them —Argun SOUTH W EST ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SL EE P I NG CARS -5 Eor In fo rm a tio n . R a t e s and R e s e r v a tio n s see n e a r^5 est A tla n tic C oast L in e A g en t or w rite WANTS I Inch*.Take (nnJah* •• ,K- Thrasher's I A. W. FRIT0T, D: P. Agent 13» West Bay St. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA D r i n k a B o t t l o of Ï ^ W i i i r u i tf c l W r m a k i n g jrmif p u n ' l l * » à li ti w t writ) t u b i n i ! i l r i i g n i i t i t i p r is e « J*ck»onvi1f* ' ? j florid* S O C IA L IS M Is undoubtedly spreading—you should investigate and fight It If It's prin­ ciples are wrong, or Ughi for it If right [fend "Men and Mule*". Price 5c at 2 1 1 First Street G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with (sire distilled water—they will (»event illnes» aid • digestion anil give you health S a n fo rd C oca C ola B o t t l i n g C o . , Sanford, F lo t s itn.iM,V..V*v.V.v.v,vV*yrvr.vv«iV,YrvrWr..iV,..V.Y.V,,,,v;,V.V.,YW.v/,VrASiVWWA'rt,tii' rH nA Si iH ml i si Ä McCall's azine and McCall Patterns C For Women Hava Mors Frlands than any other in * K *iiu « » i paltcrii* McCalls Is the reliable Psvljioh (¡utdc monthly in i*ne million one hundred thousand homes. Besides showing all the latest designs of Mi Call Patterns, cuch issue is brimful of *|mfkhng short stories .iml helpful m formal itjtt fur women INSURANCE AGENT tlfflr.r Above f i r s t Vallonul Bunk 3 . t . M o n .r sad K**p In StyU t~T•ulrtcrtUn, 1ae M tL aila M«|atif.c *1 o n r t , C- »ti only y > tcr.ts a itat, $iiclijdiikg *bj on* w! ib* tc l«brit*d Fitpitu irtt M.CrnU Pstiw o. [ j . j .11 olWri U ityl*. Si, • iff1p i * i f f , N a n o m xr»4 » o m ta ff t w ig . M o ra » »all M et *11 t k* f te n ** t lu n any oth e r tw o m a le s e o m & n o d N on « k i i l i e r tk iU i f c t s t l , B uy from yuur drain, uf L> null fiom M c C A L L ’S M A G A Z IN E 236-240 W. 37th CL. New York City large hearing pear tree» modren 5-room cottage, front and back porches, faces sou tit Golden Lake. 3 miles south east of Sanford; 5 minutes walk to street rail­ way, also Oveido railroad. Fine drinking wafty. good bathing, flihlog and swim­ ming. Also 10 acre tract of the very JMat celery and lettuce Lund, welt located. #Tml[e west Cameron City, less than a nrtef 'of mile from Sanford traction rlino- Land has a gentle slope from Nqyth to South; End. so there will never he any (Unfi* of soured land. Guaran­ teed to get'nowihg wells on land. Rea- MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP ALL- WORK DONE: BY E L E C T R IC M A C H IN E R Y N » I O I vW ui fu » S u m N*»t Door to City Rt.uur.ot, K There is*no w rortó en d up w ith an % jA 34 -8 tc 8h»p your produos to 0 . W .Judy * Co.. ■op«. Fla. Write them for stencil, fri-tf Clearance sale of bats for 4he next two •#m at Mr» Allen's millinery parlor» 36-2c n s l.* ? , g|-.Pflw> Ctgnr, a test cent . ™ *fve cent» 17-if Now la-the time 1 0 buy beans before * oaul rise In price» L R. PJdlipa k x ***** P**nty of them. ff« te ' We are equipped to handle your repair ' Sanford Machine * Garage Cb. -• 48 tf. m lu (h e Magic Dollar tele at [bat you can bay at the right price and With which you can make big money. It’s all io the Taylor Feed Every mill fltted with irirsraM* drier, t - dut attacbmcuts and adjustable ler. Improved carriage-backing de­ vice la quidc atHng and a time oarer. Made In all sixes, portable and sta­ tionary. . ' We manufacture Engine«, Bdilers, H bitiftfi Machine«, C u t -O f f Bsws,W oo d BpIlUere, * 1«., and do Foundry Wotk. B Wrtw fee Inform*tlos sod priest oa ssrih lo i roe oesd. M allary A Taylor Iron W ork* MAOON. a A . "ï ï » Worry S e l f F ilin g , C AN T w **h this safety J B f l P f o t t n i n i n pen. Just it in to your pocket' w ay It happens to co. ■ . „ O n e little tw is t nmkoH it leak* t'ÄlÖ . " i * - t i g h t . A I K - T I G U T . • , ^ Cdtnfc in und see how thu little twisty corks it 'u jv und liovv q u ickly it.Ö llg' it ie lf . �:i— I ■ Ut! I ! 1 ! N recent issues we have given you a few figures comparing Florida with the very beat Northern States in the pro­ duction of corn ond potatoes. It is not possible to compare Florida with all of the states on all. kinds of crops, because certain crops in Florida pay so much money to farmers that they do not care to give attention to some other crops which ore staple in the North. In looking over the statistics on any crop that is grown both in Florida and the Northern States, we find th at Florida has a decided advantage. Owing to our wonderful clim ate, we have advantages along other lines— in the raising of stock, for instance. It is not necessary to protect stock from the weather, and consequently all kinds of stock run a t large the year ’round and require no attention and but little feed. This*» is one of the most inviting fields for the cattle , business in the k--* ■«a- * i country. We may have more to say on this subject later on.-------------------- ----------------- ------ ------------- - ----- T— Just now wo calf your attention to the raising of P oultry. a t Poultry raising os an industry has made wonderful strides forward in the past few years, yet the depl&nd for poultry products is increasing much more rapidly thnn the supply, and prices are advancing slightly each year. This fact is due to several reasons. Almost everybody enjoys eating poultry products. The general high cost, of living along other lines undoubtedly adds to the consumption of poultry products( and tends to increase price's. Sftill another, ond we think a greater reason than any other, is due to the rapid increase of population in our cities and the decrease in population of our country districts. The census of 1910 reveals some startling facts. The State of Illinois, for instance, lost 4 5 ,0 0 0 population in the rural districts in the past ten years, while the state as a whole, including the cities, gained over 8 0 0 ,0 0 0 . Whut is true of Illinois is true of practically every other state in the union. As people flock to the cities thev. of co u rse . cen se to he nrodlicers hilt still rnnfinne fn he ennunmeru Tlint past two years. W e h av e se le c te d six r e p re s e n ta tiv e s ta te s out o f th is list ond figured th e a v e ra g e p rice for two y e a rs on both eggs and c h ick e n s. T h ey a r e a s fo llo w s: . --------- CHICKENS PER 100 LBS S o u th D a k o t a .................................................... $ . 2 0 3 .................................................. I l l i n o i s ................................................... ; $ 9 .0 4 . 2 1 6 ................................................ 1 1 .2 0 In d ia n a ..................v..................................................... 2 2 0 .................. ............................... I o w a ....................... J ................... ................................. 2 0 3 ............................................. .. 1 1 .4 8 - 1 0 .2 0 •* M is s o u r i........................................................................ 1 9 4 .................................................. 1 0 .8 0 K a n s a s ................................. . 1 9 5 ............... 1 0 .3 7 A v e ra g e for th e six „8tn tes ................................ 2 0 5 ............... 1 0 .3 7 Now co m p a re F lo rid a from Hie sa m e t a b l e : Eggs 2 4 c and chickens $ 1 3 .3 4 . ' . This w ill show you that the price of eggs in Florida during the past two\ years has averaged 3 H c higher than the six states above mentioned, and th at the price of chickens has averaged $ 2 .9 7 per iOO pounds higher than in the six states above. ence of itself should be an attractive mdrghi of profit. .’ / -p \ This differ­ i • In th e v ic in ity of S a n fo rd b u t few p eop le p a y any. a tte n tio n to p b u ltry , p ro b o b ly b e c a u s e th e y a re engaged in tru ck grow ing, from w h ich th ey m a k e en o rm o u s r e tu r n s , on d c o n se q u e n tly do n ot c a r e to fool w ith ch ick e n s. Being n e a r thfe g rea t reso rts of th e c q u n try , and h a v in g ^such e x c e lle n t tra n sp o rta tio n by both w a te r an d ra il, th & d em an d h ere is m u ch g re a te r th a n in o th e r p a r ts of th e s t a t e dnd th e p rices a t S a n fo rd a r e c o n se q u e n tly co n , « • • i # Biderably above th e a v e ra g e g iv en . ’ % , "< ■** •* , - We do not know of h better p lace or one more adapted to poultry raising than our Volusia FarmB. This land is level, excellent quality of soil, Well drained, h a s s p le n d id t r a n s p o r t a t i o n f a c ilitie s b y b o th w a t e r a n d ra il and C A N B E B O U G H T A f F R O M $ 3 0 T O $ 5 0 P E R A C R E , depending upon location. One of the finest poultry, farkps in this part of the sta te is located a t Enterprise, only a short distance from our Volusia Farm s, r of -t his fa r ja ^ ;^ has a large number of hens, and in an article written for The Sanford'Herald of recehit date, this gentleman states th at his henB averoge to pay him $ 2 .0 0 per head each year above ail expenses. , ^ ;; $ % “ * f ' . - . J , J V . Mr. Thropp buys all his feed and does not attem pt to grow any of it, as his farm is located on a few town lots. ■i It is so easy to grow anything or everything in Florida th at we should certainly advise one who intended try ­ ing the poultry business to buy sufficient land to grow all hig own feed, especially so when our Volusia Farm s can be bought at the present low price. There is no question about an advance in value Inter on, and besides being able to raise feed for one’s poultry, one would get the benefit of the advance in value of the land itself. ~ * Let us shqw you over,this splendid tra c t of laud. No m atter what you want land for In' Florida, you will be pleased with our Volusia Farm s. Sold on easy term s with small payments. J ' Peoples Bank-Building SANFORD, FLORIDA �T H E SANFO RD H E R A L D Eiiglfeh P a r s ö d F o r m * f r a t o r n lty fo r F a i r S e x . . of Rod tty 1» Rldlouled by Wprld far Admitting Female« to Lodge—Maeons Do Llttlo but" •liwtiap.. (a t Dinner*. London.—There la nothing In Mar eofcrr. eooordlng U) Hev. Dr.' Cobb, tomidtr of the' Hoaoreblo Fraternity of Ancient Masonry, that forbid« the (Bcluilon of -women, end he adds that ttiy are quite ae capable of preserv­ ing tbe eeorets of the society as the mtn So women are admitted to his frstsmlty—and the rest of tbe Me•able world Is laughing. Dr. Cobb U the vicar of BL Ktbelktfgt'a a tiny, picturesque, ancient dmrcb'ln the heart of the old city of Dindon, end It was here a correspondset found him. -1 belonged to tbe Orand Lodge or Mgttnd for many years," be said, - b u l l eaw that few people took tt eerloosly. .Though, of course, they keep tip a large number of charitable tn■Ututlone, they do little else hut eat dinner«. Orlglnalfy* ilnaonry was a religious movement;'- _whtch Insisted tkAt spiritual life wee the most Im­ portant. In the procese of time, tbe spiritual side of * Masonry he« been leet to sight, and It has become too Materialistic. ' 'Some years ago I was attracted to a form of Maeonry practiced by An­ al« Detect, and, becoming Interested la It, I Joined. But I found her loo autocratic altogether. All members were bound in obedience to her, end this teemed Inconsistent wltb tbe spirit of Masonry,-as I understood It. BU 1 left her society, end some time after e few friends end I—we were five tn ell—decided to found «.lodge of our own. Now we have 160 . "The elm of our fraternity, and tbe tim of the church ere Identical. 1 take It tbit aim Is to deepen tbe spiritual Ilfs. This being so, there Is ap argument that cab be brought for- tlt^TTi Hf LS "Il'ilAf•tneot of electric ^rtrt* In a frame fattened b cn cu th the foot ratlins or other convenient place Of the railway car. Thlt fra m e can be lowered and ratted ae o cca sio n re quires. Through an Ingenlout trh e m e all the telegraph or te le p h o n e poles along the line are utlllied and their functlona center In a re g u la r te le ­ phone booth Installed w h ere judged most convenient. In Important aud regular dally long distance trains the Intention it to In atall complete switchboards, which from their connection with both tele graph and telephone wires, may be Utilised for both telephonic and tele graphic messages W hile no s e c r e t* have been divulged, the ap p aratu s does not appear to be a cum plicated one. A large coll of wire Is placed on the roof of tbe car w ith Us plane ver­ tical and parallel to th e ra ils Its ends are connected with a te le p h o n e receiver Installed In a otm dproof SANTORO LODGES Sanford lod ge No 2 7 . I O O T Meet* every Monday at 7 10 p rn over Imperial ) (• | U h . N r , T o s s ir e W S Hai:>p in Sec y Aure l • (I t .C e le r y City Aerie 1(133 Phvenlk Lodge No 3. K o f I1 Un-la »mind ami (aurth M«ai«la>» ktiifthl» alway» wetinmr I’ K lliitrhlr tpll»S trank. K R amt S Sanford lod ge. No tl2 X b \ M I- Tayluf M«,lrt H I Tolar .VrnI u in in u n k - a lh in e v r iy lu » i a n d t h i r d T h u r» I 7 IO i» in J^trtbkrthtire, the feminist moye* “ abet be Ignored. Ixwklng i'Wk on the «roots of tbe lest few iwrs It ca*. be seen bow dlaestrous “ « been th® absence of a policy as ^twde this movement, and t£e re - Cki w“ b*,n * cour,e of eventa of T~~c“ 00 oadon can be proud. Such a U not one that Maeonry- can •«Wf'lo risk. To exclude women as a k 10 co“rt * “r,jr Al«»*ter, eo let ^beforehand end welcome her • i . A.Da ?,ou Bni thal women keep the . Perfectly r * . -> i_ * 2 rf*ctlT.H replied Dr. Cobb. 'The ■•creta of Masonry cannot )><« tnM *• " Of great ImporM Just been perfected, through »«phonic communication ben° TIn» Usina Is nude possible. , hávd been made e1^ 00, “ *tu' h*d 001 rcss or ca Vhitlfti litiiihrri vrlititar Title Bond & Guarantee Company Unite Brotherhood nr C arpenter* and Join ers of America Sanfntd taaal llnkm Nu 1731. tl U u( l‘ »,„| j til A nitri» rvrry Thutid.iy'mshi al 7 u cl«» k In Ihr i..ielrv Hall W A Rurnuhr ,irrv,drtil T I. Ij-nt Í S l l SANFORD, F L O R ID A * D P I ) t . Sanford lodge 12-11 Meet Klr»t and Ttilrd Wrdrinday night, comer r im nihl I’altnriio W. D. Itoti)«. K R, O l. T a rn » . Serrentry L. u. u w The Loyal Order of Mooae meet» every M evening al « OOP M mi the 3rd n<»ir of CUy Ing IH J N Kohaori. liktator. R II ( SerreIary SHIP C O M M I S S I O N Panama Road le « M o d e l of Effloi and'Economy and Shows Qood Profits. ROOM 20 em p loy es and p a ssen g ers sets n stand ard which none of oui p riv ately own ed lined have e v e r ap p roach ed The ' kuu* miles of treok, In tfio ibhe:'gt'l carry more truffle per m ile than any railroad In tb e s ta te s , excep t a few terminal aystetns lik e th at of the Chi RELIABLE M E R Niuosal l eefue el C«awnmiîawi«l» M*f ' iliieie •( (Ls Urti(*J St«IM SOUTHERN SHIPPING NO. 50 Upstairs, Pico Block . 310 W A SH IN G TO N S T R E E T . NEW YORK Open Tuesdays «1 lo lì p m th e cab . sa y s A lbert Edw ard s In bis article, "T h e treason of P a n a m a ," IQ Bucceaa Mrupnlno T h e re a r e two rat)road s ou (b e « anal zone owned and op erated by the g o v ern m en t (be Isth m ia n ca n a l com m ission sy stem used e xclu siv ely for co n stru c tio n pur poses, snd the I’uniimn railro ad , which b esides helping In [he c.atisl work, does a largo and p ro fitab le co m m e r­ cial b u sin ess Com pared with o th er tro p ica l rati roads tbe P K 11 Is s m odel o f efh ment T h e re le no sy stem at hom e so thoroughly equipped with s a fe ty appll ancss T b e a c c id e n t ra te both for 0 L0 Oranges, Grapefruit Pineapples, Vegetables UNCLE SAM’S FINE RAILROAD The first heterodox fact which Is likely to surprise tbe visitor from home It tbe glght of u blgb power lo­ comotive, wltb "II 8 ste n c ile d on THE 10 EST ABLlSHf.D IM3 Sanford Library trsdtotloD If It does not Include them - “There ere e large number of unkttsebed Maiong, who, like tpyself. till QQperl lu lodge.ectlvltles. owing tit'like fklliire bf Kngllah Masonry to • ,,,« e f ;• « u w .r f * f o a l needs. Our<orIhA In addition It enables tbe Jktaeon tS to bring .his wife end daughter Into kls Mssonlo Ilf«." "Whet doeq tbe Qrand Lodge of Eniland uy to your Innovation f" • r • *Of course,' they (Are called us to book severely about But i malbtala that I have done nothing to vloIst# the ancient traditionsguf Masonry, . According to tbe rule*; 1 took An oetfa' to reveal tbe secrets of Masonry Jo1’ non# but Masons, and this I have kept Tbe members ere Initiated and til the proper ccrempulee are carried __ OUt reverently The objection, rafeed by tbo \irend« S En* lind Ih«* no «&« ‘ U kt liberty to establish a lodge«wlUmjit.Ha «oMent Is an old one./ \t' la the«gllU’ tb»l whatever Is 1« right kkd that all * St reform’ ll wrong.» Such oh. V beve been raised OUdtigh nlf fro«' ihe tlrai'¥liqd, the rakrueee ob jected it th e p r» c U T n g o f W i l l In I’elestlo o. ■ Ristalav N i > «edits» tir»» and third Turwlay* in every monili all In W elturnr Murk third Boor ANP Kindly write for ttencil if needed S a in t d a ys «1 lo B p m. * SOLICITING AGENI WANTED DOES LOCATION AND EXPERIENCE COUNT? stzA Meat Market of Quality^^i FRUITS and VEGETABLES p ir a c y amt-wcoumny In .nifftj depart­ V Buys five acres of the finest Celery Land, tiled, fenced and with flowing well, including five acres of C clcry, set out and in prime condi­ tion. An acre or more should be ready to cut February 1st . . . 1 his land is within one mile of Sanford, on good road and near shipping station Scalinole Chapter No 2 .Order E astern Star Meet« every »mind and fourth Irklny In month l-verr one who ha» »reti hi» Star In rhe ta il »re «wl tally Invile«) tri vidi tbe t ho pier I F t e ytni con iJ‘‘v ^ lt: >><^1 »1 everything delivered ' m your »»•-sscogcr and on Time .W t GARRY A C O M P L M t l INI Or V in za n t & Co I lo t Ida and W e s te rn Reef n nd P o rk , la m b , D ry unc S a il M e a ts. Fish, P o u llr y and Hom e M ade P o rk Sau sage. u r n u n w nr»‘ iinr**«l t n ütvr* t n thr* I r w i n n n r a MM/.RUAUSmS J- HOME MADE CORN REEF Fry it — you w ill lx; pleased. CHAS, MAURICE, Agent Lsk* a id Or»R|i Coen 11»» Ï.O akland •V !•++<•+<•*:• - p ic % •-y *;■ «y 110 Park Avenue Pilone No I ^ ; Grippen Music Store WALK FLOOR WITH HIS BABY Chicago Men Is Also O rdered to Give His W a g e s —Ju d g e W ill D eter. m ine C h ristm a s G ifts. .Chicago. —S e n te n ce d to walk tbe floor for tw o hours e a ch night w ith his* beby In hie arms, was the fatu o f Pub rick Knight, arraigned In Iho court* of domestic re la tio n s Ihe o th e r day on complaint of his wife, who ch a rg ed non support. B ab ath saw Mrs When Jud(;i Knight with the baby In her arms hr ordered tbe hti'sband to tnke the child Knight took the baby, while the mother Talked with tliq Judge. * The baby’« bends sto le up and c a r eased thfi father's lace- fie smiled. "The wife turned t o , loot, end smiled tod. ’ ‘ ' *. y j . U J '*Tb«l'e betotr," u)<L' tLe JJudge to Knight T il dlspoeeVjf tbls ceee right now. ^ Knight. I flentfqjp’ you tn go home with /bur wife and walk the floor wltb the baby (wo hours every night from now until December 10 Dweldee that you will turn your wages over to your wife every pay da/ On December SO you will come here, and you and I Will discuss the kfpi) of Christmas prdbenta you are to>buy for yoqr wife and baby.". ^ • I W ebsterüs f f New 1 r I nternational 1 Dictionary , . High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Grapliophones. »<-***- P ico B lo ck P R A C T IC A L THE MERRIAM WEBSTER? R e c a m e 11 <■ » N E W OREA- ST. — - T IO N , covertila o rcry field of tho world's tiiouabt, action and culturo. T h e only r e a r unabridged dictionary In many years. in «»1 i . h' Beranie 11 deflnee over 400.000 IVordsf tnore than eyér before appeared between two fiorerà. 170 0 J ’sgcs. 6000 IIlUMtlOtlOOM.' . , 1 Refs ili/* 111* the only dictionary — »nth the new divided iim -s » .'ii. p. in im vv l u m -inn-.«,«,. 1ÓU.0 0 U groijnatcs. M ure t Itati Hi» lu g li-^iw le instructors. Contracts given to secure graduale» P O S IT IO N 'S nr K K F L 'N Ü M O N 'K Y Indorsed by mure Florida and Georgia Hankers and o ilie r business men than A L L O T H E R F lo rid a and Georgia business colleges combined. W « also teach RY M A IL . Catalogue F R K E . A. H. JA M ES, Manager. Jacksonville, Fig. page. A "Stroke of Genius,” Tl Because H M an encyclopedia In e singlo Volume. Because 11 *• »°o*P»ed by tbe ■ Coufte®. Hahools end I*reas ae tho on e suprem o an - n g _ F é r t i l izi n g Ideal F ertilizers v. Because *>• who ■ w* iptom a u o o e e e .Y lte » us t e ll you about this nevr «oak. ', Do you want a Full Bloom and one that will Set Fruit? USE IDEAL FERTILIZER. * 1 Do you want the Fruit to Stay on7 USE IDEAL F E R T I L I Z E R .......................................... e W**fi*7 solved In a reali/ preo. w « c o m p à ta u ,* ^ Inexpensive Walks Lor^ for Job. L «Tatem , w hich hoe '»•a th. a i m , "R aU ophon a," ^ Minneapolis, M tnn-c- Hsua .Peter » WMgtgd fa i i i a i g . a ll notti. Kloetor wants a Job In ; tho court- Hpaae. Sine« June 1, when he alerted after tho Job. be has walked 2.360 miles In the courthouse corridor. Un­ til be had passed the custodian's office 10,690 times, hie wants worn not made known to the official Inside. Probably he never would ‘have got co u (K e; td apply for the ptaee, -but tbe ngflpillhtb after Seeing him haunting the eorridon lor month«, asked what he want­ ed, and was told j t was « JoUL Kioe- F hnv Pavm en tB . Right Materials, Right Proportions, and Right Combinations are the Secret of the Success which comes when you USE IDEAL FERTILIZER For Greatest Value of Plant Food BUY IDEAL FERTILIZER Send for our fre e Book entitled “THC PROMISING GR0 VC" haa not affected our Job printing p rices. W e ’r r etill doing c o m m e r c ia l work o f all kinds a t prices s a t­ isfactory to you. « Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. Local B rsn oh W arahou Jacksonville, Florida ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ . ‘ . ■ ir » ¿ ^ . i* . ', 1 ' -* ^ Ê Ë sC é^SiÉ K È Iû*3É âÉ 6È àsSllâH lB B B B H ^B K iÉ É SB I^^8I^ H lB l8H �■ & I : ■'V I- «I M '• A chance in a lifetime. Be on hand and get your share of this Big Bar­ gain feast. Don’t delay. Delay means disappointment. Now is the time. Come while the pickin’s good. This is positively a C A S H S A L E . LO O K FOR T H E BIG R ED SIGN. Be sure you are right Sanford Florida. Arrival and Departure of Trains The dub enjoyed a abort discussion on the ‘'Difference between Orman. French IN THE SOCIAL W0I}LD and Italian Opera." No. 82 t The musical port of the program were N(V 84 ' Items of Interest Concerning two fine intruroemnl duets by Mrs. Mun­ Society People. son and Miss Mary McKim. «! T mm The chorus work which the club will soon begin, under the leadership of Mix. rOINTS PURELY PERSONA! Geo. L Hoy, was discussed and sow« mu­ sical selection» were decided on. hew Celery City Vanity r a lr While Two new names were proposed for mem­ Away the Golden Hours— bership. after which the dub adjourned. Social G ossip Condensed Statement NOKTH BOl'Np No. 80 No. 28 Na No. Na Na 83 89 85 29 Ar ** " “ IJS t m 1103 s m 2.35 p m 9 00 p m soimi BOUND A r-tlO s n> “ 2.03 p rn ■* 6.05 p m Lv. 1.35 a m " 11.13 a ni - L5S p m Lv 2-26 - 2.25 “ 6.25 “ 8^0 a m pm p m a in -OF CONDITION O F - Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida At close of business, January 5th. 1912. Published in minpliance with the Laws of the State of Florida L IA B IL ITIE S RESOURCES [ISAMU U N E S I tí). 268.72 Cvpil.l Slock Trilby A St. Petersburg—No. 25. Ar. 1.01 Cub imi dut (ram other b u ll S tock* Broda sad other w curitw * 11,028.95 Surplus sad Undivided p. m. No. 24. Lv. 2.13 pl m. The Cedlian Music Club will bold their . . ■ ; 22.71 Deposit* i •i Leesburg—No. 11. Ar. 11.28 a. m. No. Overdraft» regular meeting at the studio of Mrs Less» and 0,11» discounted • US.9S8.07 *> 22. Lv. 6.15 p. m. Fannie S. Munson. Saturday morning, Ovelda— Ar. 10JO a. m. Lv. 3.00 p. m. «241.574 83 January 13th. Miss Carrie Ensminger. will entertain the dub with a “Reading/Cecilia« Music Club Every Week BrMgs Club Mrs. R. L. Hughes was the charming host«— of -the Every Week Bridge Ctub In the tea room Saturday afternoon. Three tables of bridge were played. Mrs. Frank D m made the highest score end won the first prix* a fancy work beg. The booby prise, a jaetty pincushion, was received by Mrs. Cecil Csbbett Mrs. 0. W Brad* captured the consolation prize, a hand* some bridge set After the cards ice creem. cake sod coffee were served. , . . Mrs. Hughes guests were Meedaroe* Holden, McLaughlin. Brady. Lake, Driver. Lane. Pukston. Carpenter, Gsbhett Papwerth. Prather. Mrs. Davis Forster joined the ladles later In the afternoon. W o rk of G othic ' Briggs far Mrs. Hampton Mrs. H. P. Driver çn ter rained a delight - Attitude ami-Ariè " Money Question frerh Woman's View. Fawsr people nowadays psatend to Most men trust their eirea with their hearts, but draw the Una at their ba reading when they get Ihetr p i« ' pockftbooks.' 8om* day 1 am guing to turna taha«. Siili, there a ï* those writ* a booh ou the righteousness of a who think a it M waning —Ateftiaoa • 10 J57 M 201.22J 01 «241 37* M I hereby certify that the above statement is correct. H. E . TOLAR, Caghicr S c a tp to r* The Gothic acutptora produced crude yvd protesque carvings from a techni­ cal standpoint, but they wore the first to attempt Intimato speech In art ad­ dressed to the common people, and both RoaselHno and Giotto with.theft F. JÜ T E R R Y clavar followers ar* heirs of th* hum­ I'UILDLK Of bler croftsman who broke th* bonds V MAP■L I an! (MANITI of convention to Immortali** th* homeliness and variety of dally « p e ­ ; ; Noumettf, Tofubitoneg, Etc : : rlener and common types of - human ; ; Church S treet, Orlando, florida ' ! 4» natura. J Vf* k»*t »• Sfruts iW d a i« <%m a«*« t m . ' ful bridge party Monday afternoun com­ plimentary to her sister, Mr* Milton Hampton of Tampa. Three tables of bridge were played. The first prize, a handsome bonbon dish was won by Mr* T. A. NeaL The booby prise, a fancy coat banger was received by Mr* W. W. Prather. After the conclusion of the games delicious chocolate and angel food cake, with claret cup was served. - Nicely P u t. Mrs. Driver's guests were Meadamea Brahms-dined one day with one of Hilton Hampton, Vote*. Koelor. Holden, X\ / lbs S*wlng Ctrsls hi* fanatic admirers, and thé tatter, . J The members of the circle who were Mcljiughlin. Brady, f-ake. Carpenter. knowing the master's predilection for present Thursday evening were delight­ Hughe* Gabbett. Neat, Prather. fine w in* bad s bottle pf renowned fully entertained by , Miss Margaret quality brought to the tabla toward Tampa Business Colie i« * Roberta, In her charming home in th* the end of the repast “This." he **This U or» of (|htj few bualneaa trainusual way the circle enjoy* the** pleasant *Jtimed, "la «h* Brahms among my meeting. Delirious salad, sandwiches. la* college* in America owning ita build­ wines!" Thé guest sipped of It. say , olives, pickle* TkocoUte, fruit cake and ing and used exclusively for college and f a g :. "Excellent, tgpnderfull. Now ‘ Other kinds of aske were aerved. MU* dormitory purposes. Every .department bring on your Beethoven]" i Rhbert s goests were Mr* Morton Hop- equipped in erode*p office. .Myle .1 0>e» * son. president: Mr* J . C. Bennett. Mr* R. forty brand new visible typewriter* for By th* Evidence. /• V C Maxwe«, Mr* W. W. Long. Mr* students use. Penmanship, practical book­ Donald. aged (, had. been to ecbool Anderson. Mr* Deane Turner. Mr*C. G. keeping. and riropiest and Uvefeat abort- with an older (rlend and had aehg /*Bntt, Misses Earns and Estelle Beard. hand taught by experts. Six ' hundred the teacher put a etar jjg jtha cards of •sale Long. Alice Whit- students the peat year. Mora, positions each child whoso Conduct had been opmt than this onUega caN fi(L Winter ■DO*. Thai evening while walking pot term begins drat weeh-th January, l i l t . with hit parents, h a; remarked aftaf Catalogue and otherfurniture free. L. looking at th* «tarry- sky, “Thers^r* >**n lots of good bora today * "/ M. Hatton, P ra ld te tl :n if • i ■> J to two 00 Probt» M AN TELS, ^ ELECTRICAL FIXTU R ES ■w^si Stock in it * Sure. Writ* foe --------------------- *»<1 Pries* ---------------— O tl c h a s . d . McKi n n e y g o ! :-'v , a Jaohaonvllla, Kla. /, Your Family Washing , D t. ui 7'Rough Dry" your family washing. , S h cents per pound Will Waah ¿nd iron all of yqur.:>tects, ’ talilc*cloth»< towels.. napkins, pillow-calc*, , etc., and wish, starch* anil all of-youlr gtifched goods, soft goods, etc., ready to be ironed/1 ' Thii,jifort *■ washed with pure.aparkling watfcr and with leal wca^than it-would receiveAt Rome. We are doing ihi* Plum bing and work for pasmy , of thc m0,L ; C a . Fitting . AB Work Receive« My Faraona! Attention \ ' and best everts careful hoiisewive* in t h e . city »nd Vtr? . pleasing themv AJ the w o rt)« sweet and clean. Opposite Qty Hall Tkc price is very reasonable. H en ry •. Phone 230 M c L a u I in JEWELER ‘ not give us a trial? ProgressSteam Laundry ^ Telephone 30 M i « 0 0 0 8 GUARANTEÖ) ri. Wky •' *, fe» THI» P A P ***, �* f *. . .-;*ii/g*2 7 ■ •? Published S o m l-W c e k ly — Tu esd ay and F rid a y ■ SANFORD HERALD IN S A N F O R D — U fa is Worth Living Number 37 SANFO RD, NEWS OF THE WORLD ■ ■—* ri Items of Interest Gleaned fjson» Various Sources h a p p e n in g s d u r in g t h e w e e k Here the Reader» Will rind a Brief Historical Sprint Flowing fo r Hurried Readers Rev. Rlchsson who pleaded guilty to giving Avis Linnell cyanide of poiaaauim cautlngjlier death has been sentenced to die on May 10th. » Paul H. Smith, the ticket agent of the Central of Georgia Railway who was ortested on the charge of robbing the safe at the union dopot at Macon of 12,000. slier he claimed ho had been held up, and gagged by tvro unknown men, denied this tnurning that hp hod any part in the crime. Sheriff Hicks and Detect­ ive Poole, however claim that the young man confeared to them, ond that they found a large portion of the money on him. VThe Democratic National 'Convention will meet at Baltimore on June 25 to name tbe candidate for President of the United States Several other cities were after the plum but Baltimore was chosen on ocmint of the location and because a Demon;itic winner has never been chosen from the west. The Immense marble and granite home of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, covering a whole block In lower Broad­ way. on historic landmark of Now York's early period of sky scraper buildings and A one of the city's important financial cen­ ters on Tuesdny was destroyed by fire whh.n loss <>( six lives and probable $(i,000.000 m property. A dozen persons were Injured Valuable .records Includ« M i n t -11ayrlmon and two priceless libraries, which cannot bo replaced went up in flames and the fate of hundreds of millions of dollars worth of securities, stored In safety de­ posit vaults, was tonight in question, ul•though It was believed, fireproof construct­ ion. had saved (hem y^After a la|»e of more than ten yeurs. ’ -American troops ore again to Invadd China. They are to aid in keeping 0{>en .the railroad from Pekin to the sea. • ,I » " f *jy vA plan practically revolutionizing the business uieitiodi of the entire Federal government and placing rill of Its half '•.^nuliion emplnyea.'wtth the exception of ' * ■ < beads vf un|*>rtmit bureaus under the ’ diriitinl .civil service ts recommended by the rr^irt of tlie commission on .eOiDouty and efficiency now in |«ossosa V ' •lioouf President Tafu •, ' kt , I * ’ . Tbe Moros of Mindanao and Jolo Islands ■/- hsve *i<uted a holjj war of extermination aggioft American soldiers ond civilllans. had accordlog .lute ports brought to this . • >dty on the Uifited -Slates transport sharman, yihicli arrived from the Philippines ? •, several hundred of the head . -•'buBters and several American hove been LDled <n the Juuglc. fightsv "The banking ayateln of the United ¿Mips is n disgrace td our civilization,” ; ,V *hc Opinion Andrew Game file vented tdiay.while testimony before the Stanley oomitdUee ‘of the bouse of ^representa. . Uve» wh|rh is InvesUgotinfi "tbe United f;» - ' Sire) Corporation. . . ’ i Rry^n VftilorgcrJ, the condl. ^ r o f i^ v o t w ’ WtMilrow W«'*ou.o( Now fr.. ■or PreiTden'tiftT -hpmihutlbn nt the hands of the' democratic/party. But Bryan's endorsement was qualified .»tatemenL1 “ttoveroot Wilym A»,0 b£ thb beit man now ’in the »V '**<i*!. *“nnt)<bt In favor of nny third l a i W ;^ " ,t'" Mldt thi Nebraskan. He tsjd Tie. favored the nomination of *°rae •trdng. progressive democrat for 2 ? •!w *ill*ncy,. adding, that Governor "•"R “PPcared to be about the best ®sn that has offered. ' E Í , *|ji****ni,i of dollars.ma y »oón be spent in the south by the war had navy de pert- Shyf f 11 of ,h* Unlffd States (or the purK - ’ .^ of rottati *^jd ofl many thousand Y 's,^!ch ftro nnnally consumed by £ J * i<d® l duthprltlM, if plans. which Cooifessmfth Brandy of Georgia anH U ^utccd tre carried oat. . A " V*°**»« committee m u o v a i affairs ■*« the committee on rivers end harbors «wve n-mfled Congressman Trank Clark fi J r J ’ J L Bf0Wn they would leave L, **«iniitou on the afternoon/of Jnnuasy *- • th« >Ded*l traía to be prbvW«l for ,lllrt «omb to atteod d)« Òyerr F • 1 fc » ' V * ,rr-: . BUSINESS IS GROWING Sanford Furniture House Ships All Over The State. ^ annford f has u furniture house tlmt in a few years has made wonderful strides forward. This is (the store of W. W, Ab­ ernathy. formerly Jones & McLnughlin and Mdaiughlln & Abernathy. The large store nt the corner bf First Street and Palmetto Avenue, now occupies two Hour», and hero everything that is needed in house.furnishings can ho seen In profus­ ion. Mr. Abcrnnthy is an experienced man in this line and keeps the stock In fine shape. He believes In turning the stock right along and consequently every day secs car loads of furniture going In and going out. ffesidcs the Sanford store he has gootigyfcranchcs In Orlando, DeLand, Kissimmee, Enstis, Leesburg. Win­ ter Park. Maitland, Mt. Dorn nod Glencllcn. The Bush S^Gertz pianos are also car­ ried in stock, n piano nt a reasonable (vice that can be put in the home for n twelve months trial. Mf.'Alierimthy has great hopes in the future of Sanford -mid of ail Florida, and is constantly engaged in enlarging his trade and invading hew territory. Having so many branches en­ ables him to carry an immense stock of house furnishings in Sanford and his trade here is constantly increasing. Potatoes from Scotland It is rather unusual tb have potatoes coming from Scotland at illin time of year, but the high price in easier» mar­ kets has resulted in an invoice of I,5li0 tons of dunce Caledonian tubers, which must pay a considerable duty I-ast year was not a particularly good one for potatoes in most parts of the conutr). but (lie shortage is largely due to the fact tlmt farmer» generally seem to have 'negjectfcd this' specialty ' PtMh* toes form n rather Important part of the food of every family in tins country, al­ though lint approaching tlmt in Germany, und ilhs muniry ouglu in tie able to sup ply its own demands easily. The farmers insist that; potnto culture requires too nuicli individual labor and that lutiorcH ore not easy to secure, hence they devote theidSelves to less intensive farming Hut we are met with die rather inter­ esting situation that die farmer says there is little money in ixiiatucs, while the pub­ lic is now paying almost maximum prices The highest wholesale [»rice quoted In tills market is one dollar a bushel, but the consumer pays much more than this, while the fanner »ays he gets very little The mayor of Indianapolis Jtatt broken the market for potatoes by imiurtlfig several carloads from Michigan, which lie has sold to the public at qdslJ Tins, however. Is no sort of rem edy of which pcriiiatioot good may be e x p e n d . H doe*, how ever, point out d|ui them a te too many m iddle­ m en bt,*wcci^ th e Jat^iier and i h c , d n aumcr'aut! (tmt m any of, these profits’ Cun be elim inated.— A tlan ta Jo u rn c l Another Bit Sole Sanfonl continue* to draw the crowd» of shoppers (rotn all sedions and the big sales continue. This wt-ek J, K. Metdnger joins-'the “big heoHed” and will get right In linn by utmost giving nwny Ins entire stock of goods. He calls it n sale to hp ethical, but really hA 'is giving the stuff away. / v ■ By Order of \lig Court of necessity, "yvhich ,1s not so bad ns the headlines wohtd suggest and a perUtaL-of the jaice* -will convince you that that the lime to moke a dollar go fiuthrst is right now; Read The Herald and come to Sanford. Every store-In the city Is playing Santa Claus and really >'“U can load the wagon down with good stuff for a few dollars. Sanford Is the Trading Center. . - -i----. ... — - *. v More than . $50,000,0011. In stocks and bonds was recovered from one of tho smaller vaults in. the burned Equitable Assurance Society Building Into Wednes­ day, but It probably wlH/l>e,h week— perhaps longer—before the great vaults of tbe society and tbe Mercantile Safe De­ posit Company give up tb*lr half billloo or more In securities. Ftlrther nznmlnav tion of the gaunt. Ice shrouded building, swept on Tuesday by fire.' showed more conclusively Wednesday fcfterooon that tha vaults are still In tact. In tbe opin­ ion or those who made Inspection their contents will suffer little at - nil. Out, bilfTBl 11« TtwynreTniOeFhundreds of tons of ice and debris, it may be a mutter of o week pr more before Jt will be otlvisable itrppi a Tbwn- ^— Beans and corn for spring crops Just F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y WILL HAVE FIELD DAY 1* . IS IS ANOTHER JOINT INSTALLATION V e lu m * IV M VfSg ALL AROUND FLORIDA Hospital Association Holds Meeting Woodmcn ond Woodmen Circle install -, 1 And Appoints Committees ^ Officers and Hove Banquet riic General News of The Land s/ At n regular meeting of the trustees of A joint installation of the Woodman of Flowers. li-jSanford Hospital Society recently Circle and Woodman of tho World was iPff. a resolution was unanimously adopt­ held at the Eagles* Hail Wednesday even­ ed declaring that St. Valentine's Day ing. Jan. 10th. • CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS i LA shall be made a Field Day for tho benefit The meeting was called to order by of the Sanford Hospital; and appointing Sovereign Parker. Guardian of the Celery An Epitome o f the Week*» Most lmM. F. Robinson, Forrest Luke and G. W. City Circle, who introduced Sovereign T. portant Happenings In the Spencer as an executive committee, with W. Mitchell of Jacksonville ns Installing S ta te 's Domain. full authority to carry out this purpose, officer. Sovereign Griffin called tho of­ Largo catches of Spanish mackerel and und tu appoint such assistants and com­ ficers elect to form a semi-circle around kingflsh have been made in Miami during mittees as may seem necessary to the the stump to be obligated. Sovereign the post few days. Several fish houses success of the undertaking. Mollie Singletary was then called to con­ Said executive committee met at M. F. duct officers to installing officer to receive shipped by the carload Thursday while Robinson's office on Junuury 0, 1012, their charge anil be invested with their others had smaller shipments. For the benefit of fruit and vegetable and appointed W. T. Field general man­ badge of office. ager of the field day celebration, and the Sovereign Parker gave a brief charge to growers In tho immediate vldnlty of her sovereigns, also a history of the order Miami arrangements have been made to following committees; Finance—Mrs. G. 11. Fernald. F. P. from its organization in 1891, showing sound whistle signals as frost and cold Forster and H. E. Tolar. the growth of tlie order to the present wave warning. Upon notice of cold wave Advertising—Tlios. E. Hates, R. J. Holly, time. This organization stands nt the or frost, whistle signpls will be given Insurance orders for from the electric light plant In that city. Mrs. D. LThrasher and Mrs. S. Puleston. head of ail fraternal %• Horse Show—C. M Hotid. J. W Dick.ifit women. Mr. Walter E. Flanders, tho well known The offlfenf of the circle were then un- nut'un.ibtle manufacturer, has purchased ond E. E. Hrndy. f < -1 Automobiles—Edward Higgins. R. il. *seatcd. Sovereign Mitchell called the of­ tlie Gruimgy prnporty at Buena Vista at . « — Holland. E. 11. Herndon and P. M. Kcely. ficers elect or the Woodman to come for­ •he cost of $52,000, and will soea bcglnField Sports—Geo. Fox. Jr.. Prof. Wild- ward for Installation, after which he in­ ing the erection of a beautiful home mnn, F. S. Frank, Walter Beatty, Fnthor troduced Sovereign- Rosenthal of Colum­ which will cost 530,000. Brrsnnhun, J. F. Karnuts and W. H, Un­ bus, Ga.. who is one of the law committee I,The question of.whethcr a woman can of the Woodman of the World, also camp hold an office In Florida has been sub­ derwood. i" t Show.»—Geo A. DcCottes, C. I_ Polk lecturer for Georgia and Florida. Sove­ mitted to the Supreme Court by the and J D. Davison. ,** reign Mitchell then introduced the newly Governor The latter has been asked to Refreshments—Mrs F E Roumltlpt. installed consul commander. Sovereign nppomt the widow a/ the former County Mr» J. N Whilnrr. Mt» M Frank, Mrs. Underwood, who announced that the In­ Treasurer of Palin JJeach county to the die» of the circle hod prepared n bountiful vacancy made by her husband's death, A I. Hill mid Miss Ar iiiikii Tok.i li Program und Printing—Mr * ll. M Ptip- feast All were Invited to be seated at (iiiij he is uncertain as to tlie constitu wortb, Mrs A. T. Rosseiier and Mrs. J, K. tables where n four course supiier wns tionnlity of such an appointment. served and much enjoyed by all present. Mettlnger The hr<e canning plant of C B Gay in rrans|Hirtiilian—J N Wiinaer. A. P Jacksonville was destroyed by fire Tues­ tz The Wednesday blub Connelly und Ed Rourke A very fine nt tend uncr of the club was day night The Gay Co. made a special­ Music—Charley William- t F Rnlsner presein Wednesday afternoon ut the resi­ ty »if Florida cane syrup and did an ex­ and llnrrulil Himkin. dence of Mrs. S. i) Chase. Miss Molu-I tensive business for export trade. The Entertainment—Mrs s u Glias**. Mr*. ^ Bowler opened, the program for the ufter- plant will be rebuilt. M. Martin and Mrs ■« lBilibina -To You," Marie Beatrice A Philadelphia man will erect o fide On motion of Mr I.nke. an of thq com- , Gannon. Miss Howler was oixnmpluted new ihcnlrr in St. Pctcrsbueg that will millees Ore authorized to increase the by Miss Frank. The song was much eti- have n »eating capacity of l.li'H) people. llieiui>er»hip of their respective i-ominit juyed by the clulY After the reading of I lie tight tor tl|i- location of the county ter1 Tho general munagi-r »hall Ik- exthe minutes by the secretary, Mrs. Cimse. gent of Pinellas county Is on und Clearufiicio ineinber of ah laumnller* und is Mrs. M. II. Howler reJd a very Interesting wntcr. St. Petersburgjund Lqrgo nre after uutliuriztMl to upp-unt any other* commit­ eA paper on the "Ancient Dresa, Milliners the plum. tee that he find» u»e far. > and Custom»'' of the Norwegians and Tlie general inunuger ahull aim have By budding a cunnectl/ig (Ink from DunSwedes, written by Mrs. D, L. Thrasher control and suiurvislon of all arraugqeHoft t<> Momlee Hotho A,tIniitio Coast Line who was unavoidably detained at home. inents, entertainments anil spots, and expects In contract Tampa with a direct Miss Gertrude Speer entertained the rlub route to western poiuU. stmll repat ixogress us freipiently us nec­ with a fine paper on “The Vikings, Their essary to the executive commit Ira. M.idisoit' Fin.,, jJ Ufatii day vqted with m' Fin Jjlf'tnfcrr Explorations and- Settlements." Miss Enel) committee shall Meet Its own practical . __ ____ o f _'"b _ . fin^uiniUy.tp' wy the'plant Á.i rethcrly read “The Building of tlie Mmg chairman, who shall rejsirt to M F. Rob" y lh Worm." tlie rather peculiar name given the local ejeccric lighting ond- power insot^ clmirmini of the executive com­ an tixcxMKltngly long «flip that was con­ company, undstbe enterprising little f e f e z mittee in writing at least onca each week. structed for one of tlie powerful Norse !ms put its feet >n lira higliway of v R S t Z i - M f i • These rcpift* will he handed to the gen­ -' kings. Second reading. "Queen Asia rv»s. eral in.in..»'<•! fur his in (nrniation us tu Makes Ready " rvune loue within the next few years what cagli cuiiimlttee 1» doing Mrs. Geo 11. Fernald announce»! to the .»lute m in wiUi pervo ipul 5150,000 will flic general manager and all tbe'com­ club that the Hospital Association wiis hut Id a guViilcn j m o to rrailQ.ip between muter* are urgently rei|uestcd to meet nt planning to have on Feb. Mth n Field DAyttin'd am) the riser, p.using ilia olllco of M. F./Robinson. Room’ 10. .i Day, when a number and variety of cn- tliroogll ltajpnu. Tlmie l^biil money- Ip Wrlborne block Monday. Jan. 15th, at 3 ternrlses and efforts would be made in tho this pro;»e*itipjt for Linp widfc-awake np wfde-a' p. m. for general consultation and Instruc­ in itcrest of tho hospital fund, such ns out> lu.in.-rxDeLu ruiaNew». tion n*-to (tie duties of each committee. : j . door sports for men and boys, attrucllVc 1. On motion the executive committee ad­ i The rc.tngliil reioalnsA^a^whUi map booths and other plans of entertainment ■werv^I of f I'h'irsdny pu -»the’ Atlantic journed. subject |u the call of tho chair» to |ie in charge of the yiAing ladles and a fCoiit Ll (rook* half n -iail* south of man M. F. RontNSDN, Chtn. lunchroom tube j »resided over by cumi 4 <o»(Ttutiw. -wfdcli is ntvait »lx miles' from till tiros i»f Iinlies Mrs Fern a Id asked the 1 Pbtitll'iiy A grip cniit imtug clothing Annual Meeting of People's Church interest und cooperation of the club in tlie \ V The Congregational church held its an­ enterpus^, as well us (heir assistance and Was also hj^imd with lira i»ody. nual meeting last Wednesday night. It itifiuencA in enlisting tho interest und en­ After a search, which has extended begun with a supper served at the par­ thusiasm of every man, woman and child from const to coast, ¿md from the Gulf to sonage at 6.30. by the Ladles Ijqlon In the town. In making tills Field Day*u tho I. iln'M.'pinlip Grace,' the young des­ which has had a large place in bringing magnificent success, as (hey hope to clear perado. who made His rxcape from a Flox.^ i5 about the financial results of the year. Ida oinvict camfx after having been senat least one thousand dollars. • At the church meetltig. which followed from Jacksonville, has at last been " .TrUnitarian Services. reports were given from tho Various locatsJ.m Yuungsiuwii. Ohio, and will Rev, Elconur E. Gordon conducted Uni­ .uiuluabtwdUL^ybrouglii. back to Jackson­ activities. Chief in Interest nmong these was that of the trustees who had in tarian services on Sunday Inst at the resi­ ville. clinrge the building of tho church, com­ dence of Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo. H. Fernald, . * . pleted last E.iilrr. Figures preientod in 500 Ouk pvcirae, Miss Gordon is from <Association'« Good Work detail show that there was put Into the Des Moines, Iowa. Tlie services are held The Florida Vegetable Growers' Associ­ new building a total of $&,324. In fixing under the auspices ol the American Uni­ ation if doing good work In the shipping over thn.oUj church, which Is now used tarian Association and they have arranged of crops Tos tlie members acpf getting as a |wiDamage, expenses were Iunit red for Miss Gordon to ipcuk in Orlando and ju lc i returns. amounlftig to $622. Other expense« 'Tor Sanford during January and February. Oue car tliat leff on Jftn. 3rd was sold . well, draining, insurance, etc, bring the Miss .Gordon's subject last Sunday was on .Jan. 8th aa .folioyrs: . i , total amount thus spent on tho property Personal Religion. The next service wllf 349 packages grots returns were f 1,335, to JH.2H3. It is estimated that with the be on Sunday. Jun. 14. at 3:30 p. m. at netted Sl.08fi.7B to the growers. The fine lot* tho ctiurh pwns, and with the 500 Oak Avf. The subject will be "The mousy wot back to Sanford yesterday Inside furnishings this society now has Relations of God.” , Everyone Is Invited and tho growers received theftsfcare'today. to attend. ■' •property easily worthy? 15,000. . These Ural ness like methods oT hand- -fn bringing about this rfesult tho largfst ling tl^crup era bringlng.'UF more mem­ ' Weloku dub Notice credit is dua to the four faithful trustees The art «nterialnment which was' to bers finder the Aaaociallon bsnnen, and J who had tlie work In charge. The church have been givea. Thursday afternoon by tbe growers ore realizing the benefits to be >. showed Its appreciation oE jllls b j^ giv­ the clqb was postponed on account of the derived from a »ell organized and well ing them an unanimous and -standing .. mu > Inclemency of the weather until next directed Association. tng vote of -thanks. Tlie church also J Tuesday afternoon. At that time the art wishes to acknowledge the generous help ■ Sanitary Tax ' entertainment and the musical entertain­ given by citizens of SanTord outside the Ail those who wBh to pay their scaven­ ment wlil be given at tbe club rooms, church and congregation. Particularly ger tax now can' pay the treasurer, W. L.' AH members nre requested to be present. t ìM would they remember the largo gifts by Morgan at bU store or to Sap) Williams. men who were employed upon the build­ After tbe 10th of the month of each quar­ former tfanford Citizen Dead. ing. A clipping frota the Moravia. Mass., ter delinquents will be summoned before .Altogether the church feels that It haa Register, gives an account of the death of the payor. Sanitary Inspector William« been a prosperous year and that With tha Albeit S. Chnmberlnlrr. who formerly re­ can be fpund 'at- the eftjs-werk’ft' -office new equipment tbexe U every eocourage- sided herd;. He manled Mrs., Julia E. T. every Saturday after noon and Monday. -¿m m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 09, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 09, 1912. 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>, January 09, 1912; <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/874f8c7ff28828723069ca83b68cce18.pdf e49e05544e7b66d56527d6eebbac888a PDF Text Text ■ &I : ■'V I- «I M '• A chance in a lifetime. Be on hand and get your share of this Big Bar­ gain feast. Don’t delay. Delay means disappointment. Now is the time. Come while the pickin’s good. This is positively a C A S H S A L E . LO O K FOR T H E BIG R ED SIGN. Be sure you are right Sanford Florida. The dub enjoyed a abort discussion on the ‘'Difference between Orman. French and Italian Opera." t The musical port of the program were Items of Interest Concerning two fine intruroemnl duets by Mrs. Mun­ Society People. son and Miss Mary McKim. «! T m m The chorus work which the club will soon begin, under the leadership of Mix. rOINTS PURELY PERSONA! Geo. L Hoy, was discussed and sow« mu­ sical selection» were decided on. hew Celery City Vanity ralr While Two new names were proposed for mem­ Away the Golden Hours— bership. after which the dub adjourned. Social Gossip IN THE SOCIAL W0I}LD Every Week BrMgs Club Mrs. R. L. Hughes was the charming host«— of -the Every Week Bridge Ctub In the tea room Saturday afternoon. Three tables of bridge were played. Mrs. Frank D m made the highest score end won the first prix* a fancy work beg. The booby prise, a jaetty pincushion, was received by Mrs. Cecil Csbbett Mrs. 0. W Brad* captured the consolation prize, a hand* some bridge set After the cards ice creem. cake sod coffee were served. , . . Mrs. Hughes guests were Meedaroe* Holden, McLaughlin. Brady. Lake, Driver. Lane. Pukston. Carpenter, Gsbhett Papwerth. Prather. Mrs. Davis Forster joined the ladles later In the afternoon. X\ / lbs S*wlng Ctrsls . J The members of the circle who were present Thursday evening were delight­ fully entertained by , Miss Margaret * Roberta, In her charming home in th* usual way the circle enjoy* the** pleasant meeting. Delirious salad, sandwiches. , olives, pickle* TkocoUte, fruit cake and ‘ Other kinds of aske were aerved. MU* i Rhbert s goests were Mr* Morton Hop* son. president: Mr* J . C. Bennett. Mr* R. /• V C Maxwe«, Mr* W. W. Long. Mr* Anderson. Mr* Deane Turner. Mr*C. G. /*Bntt, Misses Earns and Estelle Beard. •sale Long. Alice Whit- Arrival and Departure of Trains No. 82 N(V 84 ' No. 80 No. 28 Na No. Na Na 83 89 85 29 Ar ** " “ IJS t m 1103 s m 2.35 p m 9 00 p m soimi BOUND Ar-tlO s n> “ 2.03 p rn ■* 6.05 p m Lv. 1.35 a m " 11.13 a ni - L5S p m Lv 2-26 - 2.25 “ 6.25 “ 8^0 a m pm pm a in [ISAMU UNES Trilby A St. Petersburg—No. 25. Ar. 1.01 Cecilia« Music Club p. m. No. 24. Lv. 2.13 pl m. The Cedlian Music Club will bold their Leesburg—No. 11. Ar. 11.28 a. m. No. regular meeting at the studio of Mrs 22. Lv. 6.15 p. m. Fannie S. Munson. Saturday morning, Ovelda— Ar. 10JO a. m. Lv. 3.00 p. m. January 13th. Miss Carrie Ensminger. will entertain the dub with a “Reading/Work of Gothic Scatptor* The Gothic acutptora produced crude ' Briggs far Mrs. Hampton yvd protesque carvings from a techni­ Mrs. H. P. Driver çn ter rained a delight cal standpoint, but they wore the first ful bridge party Monday afternoun com­ to attempt Intimato speech In art ad­ plimentary to her sister, Mr* Milton dressed to the common people, and Hampton of Tampa. Three tables of both RoaselHno and Giotto with.theft bridge were played. The first prize, a clavar followers ar* heirs of th* hum­ handsome bonbon dish was won by Mr* bler croftsman who broke th* bonds T. A. NeaL The booby prise, a fancy of convention to Immortali** th* coat banger was received by Mr* W. W. homeliness and variety of dally « p e ­ Prather. After the conclusion of the rlener and common types of - human natura. J games delicious chocolate and angel food cake, with claret cup was served. - Nicely Put. Mrs. Driver's guests were Meadamea Brahms-dined one day with one of Hilton Hampton, Vote*. Koelor. Holden, hi* fanatic admirers, and thé tatter, Mcljiughlin. Brady, f-ake. Carpenter. knowing the master's predilection for Hughe* Gabbett. Neat, Prather. fine w in* bad s bottle pf renowned quality brought to the tabla toward Tampa Business Colie i « the end of the repast “This." he **This U or» of (|htj few bualneaa train*Jtimed, "la «h* Brahms among my la* college* in America owning ita build­ wines!" Thé guest sipped of It. say ing and used exclusively for college and f a g :. "Excellent, tgpnderfull. Now dormitory purposes. Every .department bring on your Beethoven]" equipped in erode*p office. .Myle .1 0>e» forty brand new visible typewriter* for students use. Penmanship, practical book­ keeping. and riropiest and Uvefeat aborthand taught by experts. Six ' hundred students the peat year. Mora, positions opmt than this onUega caN fi(L Winter term begins drat weeh-th January, l i l t . Catalogue and otherfurniture free. L. M. Hatton, P ra ld te tl :n if Condensed Statement NOKTH BOl'Np -OF CONDITION OF- Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida At close of business, January 5th. 1912. Published in minpliance with the Laws of the State of Florida L IA B IL IT IE S RESOURCES Cub imi dut (ram other b u ll 11,028.95 Surplus sad Undivided Probt» 22.71 Deposit* i •i • US.9S8.07 *> «241.574 83 10 J57 M 201.22J 01 «241 37* M I hereby certify that the above statement is correct. H. E. TOLAR, Caghicr F. JÜ T E R R Y I'UILDLK Of V MAP ■ L I an ! (MANIT I ; ; N oum ettf, Tofubitoneg, E tc : : ; ; Church S treet, Orlando, florida ' ! 4» Vf* k»*t »• Sfruts iW dai« <%m a«*« t m . ' MANTELS, ^ ELECTRICAL FIXTU R ES ■w^si Stock in it* Sure. Writ* foe ------------- ----- *»<1 Pries* ------------ — Otl c h a s . d . McKi n n e y g o ! :-'v , a Jaohaonvllla, Kla. /, By th* Evidence. Donald. aged (, had. been to ecbool with an older (rlend and had aehg P lu m b in g a nd the teacher put a etar jjg jtha cards of each child whoso Conduct had been C a . Fitting . ■DO*. Thai evening while walking pot with h it parents, h a ; remarked aftaf AB Work Receive« My Faraona! Attention looking a t th* «tarry- sky, “Thers^r* \ ' and best everts > **n lots of good bora today * "/ Phone 230 • i ■> Opposite Qty Hall •. Attitude ami-Ariè " Money Question frerh Woman's View. Fawsr people nowadays psatend to Most men trust their eirea with their hearts, but draw the Una at their ba reading when they get Ihetr p i« ' pockftbooks.' 8om* day 1 am guing to turna taha«. Siili, there a ï* those writ* a booh ou the righteousness of a who think a it M waning —Ateftiaoa J to two 00 I tí).268.72 Cvpil.l Slock Stock* Broda sad other wcuritw* Overdraft» . . ■ ; Less» and 0,11» discounted • Henry McLauIin JEWELER ‘ , D t. ui 7'Rough Dry" your family washing. , S h cents per pound Will Waah ¿nd iron all of yqur.:>tects, ’ talilc*cloth»< towels.. napkins, pillow-calc*, , etc., and wish, starch* anil all of-youlr gtifched goods, soft goods, etc., ready to be ironed/1 ' Thii,jifort *■ washed with pure.aparkling watfcr and with leal wca^than it-would receiveAt Rome. We are doing ihi* work for pasmy , of thc m0,L ; careful hoiisewive* in t h e . city »nd Vtr? . pleasing themv AJ the w o rt)« sweet and clean. Tkc price is very reason ab le. Wky n o t give us a trial? Progress Steam Laundry ^ Telephone 30 M i «0008 GUARANTEÖ) ri. Your Family Washing •' *, fe» THI» P A P ***, �* f *. . .-;*ii/g*2 7 ■ •? Published Som l-W cekly— Tuesday and Friday SAN FO RD ■ H ERALD IN S A N F O R D — U fa is Worth L iv in g Number 37 SANFO RD, F L O R ID A , F RID A Y, JA N U A R Y NEWS OF THE WORLD ■ ■—* ri Sanford Items of Interest Gleaned fjson» Various Sources h a p p e n in g s d u r in g t h e w e e k Here the Reader» Will rind a Brief Historical Sprint Flowing fo r Hurried Readers Rev. Rlchsson who pleaded guilty to giving Avis Linnell cyanide of poiaaauim cautlngjlier death has been sentenced to die on May 10th. » Paul H. Smith, the ticket agent of the Central of Georgia Railway who was ortested on the charge of robbing the safe at the union dopot at Macon of 12,000. slier he claimed ho had been held up, and gagged by tvro unknown men, denied this tnurning that hp hod any part in the crime. Sheriff Hicks and Detect­ ive Poole, however claim that the young man confeared to them, ond that they found a large portion of the money on him. VThe Democratic National 'Convention will meet at Baltimore on June 25 to name tbe candidate for President of the United States Several other cities were after the plum but Baltimore was chosen on ocmint of the location and because a Demon;itic winner has never been chosen from the west. The Immense marble and granite home of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, covering a whole block In lower Broad­ way. on historic landmark of Now York's early period of sky scraper buildings and A one of the city's important financial cen­ ters on Tuesdny was destroyed by fire whh.n loss <>( six lives and probable $(i,000.000 m property. A dozen persons were Injured Valuable .records Includ« M i n t -11ayrlmon and two priceless libraries, which cannot bo replaced went up in flames and the fate of hundreds of millions of dollars worth of securities, stored In safety de­ posit vaults, was tonight in question, ul•though It was believed, fireproof construct­ ion. had saved (hem y^After a la|»e of more than ten yeurs. ’ -American troops ore again to Invadd China. They are to aid in keeping 0{>en .the railroad from Pekin to the sea. • ,I » " f *jy vA plan practically revolutionizing the business uieitiodi of the entire Federal government and placing rill of Its half '•.^nuliion emplnyea.'wtth the exception of '*■< beads vf un|*>rtmit bureaus under the ’ diriitinl .civil service ts recommended by the rr^irt of tlie commission on .eOiDouty and efficiency now in |«ossosa V ' •lioouf President Tafu •, ' kt , I * ’ . Tbe Moros of Mindanao and Jolo Islands ■/- hsve *i<uted a holjj war of extermination aggioft American soldiers ond civilllans. had accordlog .lute ports brought to this . • >dty on the Uifited -Slates transport sharman, yihicli arrived from the Philippines ? •, several hundred of the head . -•'buBters and several American hove been LDled <n the Juuglc. fightsv "The banking ayateln of the United ¿Mips is n disgrace td our civilization,” ; ,V *hc Opinion Andrew Game file vented tdiay.while testimony before the Stanley oomitdUee ‘of the bouse of ^representa. . Uve» wh|rh is InvesUgotinfi "tbe United f;» - ' Sire) Corporation. . . ’ i Rry^n VftilorgcrJ, the condl. ^ r o f i^ v o t w ’ WtMilrow W«'*ou.o( Now fr.. ■or PreiTden'tiftT -hpmihutlbn nt the hands of the' democratic/party. But Bryan's endorsement was qualified .»tatemenL1 “ttoveroot Wilym A»,0 b£ thb beit man now ’in the »V '**<i*!. *“nnt)<bt In favor of nny third l a i W ;^ " ,t'" Mldt thi Nebraskan. He tsjd Tie. favored the nomination of *°rae •trdng. progressive democrat for 2 ? •!w *ill*ncy,. adding, that Governor "•"R “PPcared to be about the best ®sn that has offered. ' E Í , *|ji****ni,i of dollars.ma y »oón be spent in the south by the war had navy de pert- Shyf f 11 of ,h* Unlffd States (or the purK - ’ .^ of rottati *^jd ofl many thousand Y 's,^!ch ftro nnnally consumed by £ J * i<d® l duthprltlM, if plans. which Cooifessmfth Brandy of Georgia anH U ^utccd tre carried oat. . A " V*°**»« committee m u o v a i affairs ■*« the committee on rivers end harbors «wve n-mfled Congressman Trank Clark fi J r J ’ J L Bf0Wn they would leave L, **«iniitou on the afternoon/of Jnnuasy *- - • th« >Ded*l traía to be prbvW«l for ,lllrt «omb to atteod d)« Òyerr F • 1 fc » ' V * ,rr-: . BUSINESS IS GROWING Furniture House Ships All Over The State. ^ annford f has u furniture house tlmt in a few years has made wonderful strides forward. This is (the store of W. W, Ab­ ernathy. formerly Jones & McLnughlin and Mdaiughlln & Abernathy. The large store nt the corner bf First Street and Palmetto Avenue, now occupies two Hour», and hero everything that is needed in house.furnishings can ho seen In profus­ ion. Mr. Abcrnnthy is an experienced man in this line and keeps the stock In fine shape. He believes In turning the stock right along and consequently every day secs car loads of furniture going In and going out. ffesidcs the Sanford store he has gootigyfcranchcs In Orlando, DeLand, Kissimmee, Enstis, Leesburg. Win­ ter Park. Maitland, Mt. Dorn nod Glencllcn. The Bush S^Gertz pianos are also car­ ried in stock, n piano nt a reasonable (vice that can be put in the home for n twelve months trial. Mf.'Alierimthy has great hopes in the future of Sanford -mid of ail Florida, and is constantly engaged in enlarging his trade and invading hew territory. Having so many branches en­ ables him to carry an immense stock of house furnishings in Sanford and his trade here is constantly increasing. Potatoes from Scotland It is rather unusual tb have potatoes coming from Scotland at illin time of year, but the high price in easier» mar­ kets has resulted in an invoice of I,5li0 tons of dunce Caledonian tubers, which must pay a considerable duty I-ast year was not a particularly good one for potatoes in most parts of the conutr). but (lie shortage is largely due to the fact tlmt farmer» generally seem to have 'negjectfcd this' specialty ' PtMh* toes form n rather Important part of the food of every family in tins country, al­ though lint approaching tlmt in Germany, und ilhs muniry ouglu in tie able to sup ply its own demands easily. The farmers insist that; potnto culture requires too nuicli individual labor and that lutiorcH ore not easy to secure, hence they devote theidSelves to less intensive farming Hut we are met with die rather inter­ esting situation that die farmer says there is little money in ixiiatucs, while the pub­ lic is now paying almost maximum prices The highest wholesale [»rice quoted In tills market is one dollar a bushel, but the consumer pays much more than this, while the fanner »ays he gets very little The mayor of Indianapolis Jtatt broken the market for potatoes by imiurtlfig several carloads from Michigan, which lie has sold to the public at qdslJ Tins, however. Is no sort of r em ed y of which pcriiiatioot good may be e x p e n d . H doe*, however, point out d|ui them ate too m any m iddle­ men bt,*wcci^ the Jat^iier and i h c , d n aumcr'aut! (tmt m any of, these profits’ Cun be eliminated.— A tlan ta Journcl Another Bit Sole Sanfonl continue* to draw the crowd» of shoppers (rotn all sedions and the big sales continue. This wt-ek J, K. Metdnger joins-'the “big heoHed” and will get right In linn by utmost giving nwny Ins entire stock of goods. He calls it n sale to hp ethical, but really hA 'is giving the stuff away. / v ■ By Order of \lig Court of necessity, "yvhich ,1s not so bad ns the headlines wohtd suggest and a perUtaL-of the jaice* -will convince you that that the lime to moke a dollar go fiuthrst is right now; Read The Herald and come to Sanford. Every store-In the city Is playing Santa Claus and really >'“U can load the wagon down with good stuff for a few dollars. Sanford Is the Trading Center. . - -i----- . ... — - *. v More than . $50,000,0011. In stocks and bonds was recovered from one of tho smaller vaults in. the burned Equitable Assurance Society Building Into Wednes­ day, but It probably wlH/l>e,h week— perhaps longer—before the great vaults of tbe society and tbe Mercantile Safe De­ posit Company give up tb*lr half billloo or more In securities. Ftlrther nznmlnav tion of the gaunt. Ice shrouded building, swept on Tuesday by fire.' showed more conclusively Wednesday fcfterooon that tha vaults are still In tact. In tbe opin­ ion or those who made Inspection their contents will suffer little at - nil. Out, bilfTBl 11« TtwynreTniOeFhundreds of tons of ice and debris, it may be a mutter of o week pr more before Jt will be otlvisable itrppi a Tbwn- ^— - Beans and corn for spring crops Just WILL HAVE FIELD DAY 1*. IS IS ANOTHER JOINT INSTALLATION Velum * IV M VfSg ALL AROUND FLORIDA Hospital Association Holds Meeting Woodmcn ond Woodmen Circle install -, 1 And Appoints Committees ^ Officers and Hove Banquet riic G en eral News o f The Land s/ At n regular meeting of the trustees of A joint installation of the Woodman o f F lo w ers. li-jSanford Hospital Society recently Circle and Woodman of tho World was iPff. a resolution was unanimously adopt­ held at the Eagles* Hail Wednesday even­ ed declaring that St. Valentine's Day ing. Jan. 10th. • CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS i L A shall be made a Field Day for tho benefit The meeting was called to order by of the Sanford Hospital; and appointing Sovereign Parker. Guardian of the Celery An Epitome o f the Week*» Most lmM. F. Robinson, Forrest Luke and G. W. City Circle, who introduced Sovereign T. portant Happenings In the Spencer as an executive committee, with W. Mitchell of Jacksonville ns Installing S ta te 's Domain. full authority to carry out this purpose, officer. Sovereign Griffin called tho of­ Largo catches of Spanish mackerel and und tu appoint such assistants and com­ ficers elect to form a semi-circle around kingflsh have been made in Miami during mittees as may seem necessary to the the stump to be obligated. Sovereign the post few days. Several fish houses success of the undertaking. Mollie Singletary was then called to con­ Said executive committee met at M. F. duct officers to installing officer to receive shipped by the carload Thursday while Robinson's office on Junuury 0, 1012, their charge anil be invested with their others had smaller shipments. For the benefit of fruit and vegetable and appointed W. T. Field general man­ badge of office. ager of the field day celebration, and the Sovereign Parker gave a brief charge to growers In tho immediate vldnlty of her sovereigns, also a history of the order Miami arrangements have been made to following committees; Finance—Mrs. G. 11. Fernald. F. P. from its organization in 1891, showing sound whistle signals as frost and cold Forster and H. E. Tolar. the growth of tlie order to the present wave warning. Upon notice of cold wave Advertising—Tlios. E. Hates, R. J. Holly, time. This organization stands nt the or frost, whistle signpls will be given Insurance orders for from the electric light plant In that city. Mrs. D. LThrasher and Mrs. S. Puleston. head of ail fraternal %• Horse Show—C. M Hotid. J. W Dick.ifit women. Mr. Walter E. Flanders, tho well known The offlfenf of the circle were then un- nut'un.ibtle manufacturer, has purchased ond E. E. Hrndy. f < -1 Automobiles—Edward Higgins. R. il. *seatcd. Sovereign Mitchell called the of­ tlie Gruimgy prnporty at Buena Vista at . « — Holland. E. 11. Herndon and P. M. Kcely. ficers elect or the Woodman to come for­ •he cost of $52,000, and will soea bcglnField Sports—Geo. Fox. Jr.. Prof. Wild- ward for Installation, after which he in­ ing the erection of a beautiful home mnn, F. S. Frank, Walter Beatty, Fnthor troduced Sovereign- Rosenthal of Colum­ which will cost 530,000. Brrsnnhun, J. F. Karnuts and W. H, Un­ bus, Ga.. who is one of the law committee I,The question of.whethcr a woman can of the Woodman of the World, also camp hold an office In Florida has been sub­ derwood. i" t Show.»—Geo A. DcCottes, C. I_ Polk lecturer for Georgia and Florida. Sove­ mitted to the Supreme Court by the and J D. Davison. ,** reign Mitchell then introduced the newly Governor The latter has been asked to Refreshments—Mrs F E Roumltlpt. installed consul commander. Sovereign nppomt the widow a/ the former County Mr» J. N Whilnrr. Mt» M Frank, Mrs. Underwood, who announced that the In­ Treasurer of Palin JJeach county to the die» of the circle hod prepared n bountiful vacancy made by her husband's death, A I. Hill mid Miss Ar iiiikii Tok.i li Program und Printing—Mr * ll. M Ptip- feast All were Invited to be seated at (iiiij he is uncertain as to tlie constitu wortb, Mrs A. T. Rosseiier and Mrs. J, K. tables where n four course supiier wns tionnlity of such an appointment. served and much enjoyed by all present. Mettlnger The hr<e canning plant of C B Gay in rrans|Hirtiilian—J N Wiinaer. A. P Jacksonville was destroyed by fire Tues­ tz The W e d n e s d a y b lu b Connelly und Ed Rourke A very fine nt tend uncr of the club was day night The Gay Co. made a special­ Music—Charley William- t F Rnlsner presein Wednesday afternoon ut the resi­ ty »if Florida cane syrup and did an ex­ and llnrrulil Himkin. dence of Mrs. S. i) Chase. Miss Molu-I tensive business for export trade. The Entertainment—Mrs s u Glias**. Mr*. ^ Bowler opened, the program for the ufter- plant will be rebuilt. M. Martin and Mrs ■« lBilibina -To You," Marie Beatrice A Philadelphia man will erect o fide On motion of Mr I.nke. an of thq com- , Gannon. Miss Howler was oixnmpluted new ihcnlrr in St. Pctcrsbueg that will millees Ore authorized to increase the by Miss Frank. The song was much eti- have n »eating capacity of l.li'H) people. llieiui>er»hip of their respective i-ominit juyed by the clulY After the reading of I lie tight tor tl|i- location of the county ter1 Tho general munagi-r »hall Ik- exthe minutes by the secretary, Mrs. Cimse. gent of Pinellas county Is on und Clearufiicio ineinber of ah laumnller* und is Mrs. M. II. Howler reJd a very Interesting wntcr. St. Petersburgjund Lqrgo nre after uutliuriztMl to upp-unt any other* commit­ eA paper on the "Ancient Dresa, Milliners the plum. tee that he find» u»e far. > and Custom»'' of the Norwegians and Tlie general inunuger ahull aim have By budding a cunnectl/ig (Ink from DunSwedes, written by Mrs. D, L. Thrasher control and suiurvislon of all arraugqeHoft t<> Momlee Hotho A,tIniitio Coast Line who was unavoidably detained at home. inents, entertainments anil spots, and expects In contract Tampa with a direct Miss Gertrude Speer entertained the rlub route to western poiuU. stmll repat ixogress us freipiently us nec­ with a fine paper on “The Vikings, Their essary to the executive commit Ira. M.idisoit' Fin.,, jJ Ufatii day vqted with m' Fin Jjlf'tnfcrr Explorations and- Settlements." Miss Enel) committee shall Meet Its own practical . __ ____ o f _'"b _ . -¿Á.i fin^uiniUy.tp' wy the'plant rethcrly read “The Building of tlie Mmg m chairman, who shall rejsirt to M F. Rob" ylh Worm." tlie rather peculiar name given the local ejeccric lighting ond- power insot^ clmirmini of the executive com­ an tixcxMKltngly long «flip that was con­ company, undstbe enterprising little f e f e z mittee in writing at least onca each week. structed for one of tlie powerful Norse !ms put its feet >n lira higliway of v R S t Z i - M f i • These rcpift* will he handed to the gen­ -' kings. Second reading. "Queen Asia rv»s. eral in.in..»'<•! fur his in (nrniation us tu Makes Ready " rvune loue within the next few years what cagli cuiiimlttee 1» doing Mrs. Geo 11. Fernald announce»! to the .»lute m in wiUi pervo ipul 5150,000 will flic general manager and all tbe'com­ club that the Hospital Association wiis hut Id a guViilcn j m o to rrailQ.ip between muter* are urgently rei|uestcd to meet nt planning to have on Feb. Mth n Field DAyttin'd am) the riser, p.using ilia olllco of M. F./Robinson. Room’ 10. .i Day, when a number and variety of cn- tliroogll ltajpnu. Tlmie l^biil money- Ip Wrlborne block Monday. Jan. 15th, at 3 ternrlses and efforts would be made in tho this pro;»e*itipjt for Linp widfc-awake np wfde-a' p. m. for general consultation and Instruc­ in itcrest of tho hospital fund, such ns out> lu.in.-rxDeLu ruiaNew». tion n*-to (tie duties of each committee. : j . door sports for men and boys, attrucllVc 1. On motion the executive committee ad­ i The rc.tngliil reioalnsA^a^whUi map booths and other plans of entertainment ■werv^I of f I'h'irsdny pu -»the’ Atlantic journed. subject |u the call of tho chair» to |ie in charge of the yiAing ladles and a fCoiit Ll (rook* half n -iail* south of man M. F. RontNSDN, Chtn. lunchroom tube j »resided over by cumi 4 <o»(Ttutiw. -wfdcli is ntvait »lx miles' from till tiros i»f Iinlies Mrs Fern a Id asked the 1 Pbtitll'iiy A grip cniit imtug clothing Annual Meeting of People's Church interest und cooperation of the club in tlie \ V The Congregational church held its an­ enterpus^, as well us (heir assistance and Was also hj^imd with lira i»ody. nual meeting last Wednesday night. It itifiuencA in enlisting tho interest und en­ After a search, which has extended begun with a supper served at the par­ thusiasm of every man, woman and child from const to coast, ¿md from the Gulf to sonage at 6.30. by the Ladles Ijqlon In the town. In making tills Field Day*u tho I. iln'M.'pinlip Grace,' the young des­ which has had a large place in bringing magnificent success, as (hey hope to clear perado. who made His rxcape from a Flox.^ i5 about the financial results of the year. Ida oinvict camfx after having been senat least one thousand dollars. • At the church meetltig. which followed from Jacksonville, has at last been " .TrUnitarian Services. reports were given from tho Various locatsJ.m Yuungsiuwii. Ohio, and will Rev, Elconur E. Gordon conducted Uni­ .uiuluabtwdUL^ybrouglii. back to Jackson­ activities. Chief in Interest nmong these was that of the trustees who had in tarian services on Sunday Inst at the resi­ ville. clinrge the building of tho church, com­ dence of Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo. H. Fernald, . * . pleted last E.iilrr. Figures preientod in 500 Ouk pvcirae, Miss Gordon is from <Association'« Good Work detail show that there was put Into the Des Moines, Iowa. Tlie services are held The Florida Vegetable Growers' Associ­ new building a total of $&,324. In fixing under the auspices ol the American Uni­ ation if doing good work In the shipping over thn.oUj church, which Is now used tarian Association and they have arranged of crops Tos tlie members acpf getting as a |wiDamage, expenses were Iunit red for Miss Gordon to ipcuk in Orlando and ju lc i returns. amounlftig to $622. Other expense« 'Tor Sanford during January and February. Oue car tliat leff on Jftn. 3rd was sold . well, draining, insurance, etc, bring the Miss .Gordon's subject last Sunday was on .Jan. 8th aa .folioyrs: . i , total amount thus spent on tho property Personal Religion. The next service wllf 349 packages grots returns were f 1,335, to JH.2H3. It is estimated that with the be on Sunday. Jun. 14. at 3:30 p. m. at netted Sl.08fi.7B to the growers. The fine lot* tho ctiurh pwns, and with the 500 Oak Avf. The subject will be "The mousy wot back to Sanford yesterday Inside furnishings this society now has Relations of God.” , Everyone Is Invited and tho growers received theftsfcare'today. to attend. ■' •property easily worthy? 15,000. . These Ural ness like methods oT hand- -fn bringing about this rfesult tho largfst ling tl^crup era bringlng.'UF more mem­ ' Weloku du b Notice credit is dua to the four faithful trustees The art «nterialnment which was' to bers finder the Aaaociallon bsnnen, and J m who had tlie work In charge. The church have been givea. Thursday afternoon by tbe growers ore realizing the benefits to be >. showed Its appreciation oE jllls b j^ giv­ the clqb was postponed on account of the derived from a »ell organized and well ing them an unanimous and -standing .. mu > Inclemency of the weather until next directed Association. tng vote of -thanks. Tlie church also J Tuesday afternoon. At that time the art wishes to acknowledge the generous help ■ Sanitary Tax ' entertainment and the musical entertain­ given by citizens of SanTord outside the Ail those who wBh to pay their scaven­ ment wlil be given at tbe club rooms, church and congregation. Particularly ger tax now can' pay the treasurer, W. L.' AH members nre requested to be present. tìM would they remember the largo gifts by Morgan at bU store or to Sap) Williams. men who were employed upon the build­ After tbe 10th of the month of each quar­ former tfanford Citizen Dead. ing. A clipping frota the Moravia. Mass., ter delinquents will be summoned before .Altogether the church feels that It haa Register, gives an account of the death of the payor. Sanitary Inspector William« been a prosperous year and that With tha Albeit S. Chnmberlnlrr. who formerly re­ can be fpund 'at- the eftjs-werk’ft' -office new equipment tbexe U every eocourage- sided herd;. He manled Mrs., Julia E. T. every Saturday after noon and Monday. �¿ ¿ ti î ». January 12, 1912 THE SANFORD HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget of Interesting Items From Correspondents THE EVENTS Of ORANGE COUNTY Efficient Staff i f Reporters Weekly Covers tbe Territory for The Herald ablea not kept by our merchants Not knowing tbe name of such a house she looked carefully over the Herald and found one advertisement (three lines) of gro­ ceries. It pays to advertise. Many friends In Geneva are grieved to learn of the serioua Dies* of Mrs. W. 11 Howard of Oviedo, and hope for immedi ate improvement. Rev. E. Lee Smith of Oviedo gave to an intereated congregation last Sunday In Geneva two of hla best sermons we hove ever listened to. Misa Mabel Daniel visited Mlu Harris in Winter Park last week, both returning on Saturday to open their . school here Monday rooming. C. W. Culpepper and Mr. McLain, Srvisited Orlando and Sanford last week. Messrs. Newnan, Grady and Wiley Helms visited Sanford Monday, golni down with Mr. Little, who owns and runs a launch between Geneva and Sanford' maklifg It quite convenient for out people to spend a day In the celery city. ✓ 6 r. Puleston waa called to Geneva Fri­ day last to aee Culver Etheredge who was quite IU, but Is now better. Tbe Misses McLain visited friends In Paola last week. LEE ROBERT E. A T M M l i f X ftttt AMPELOPSIS FOR THE CITY M M ETTIN G ER ’S Hardy Vina That Clings Closaly to Walla and Thrlvaa Undar Ad­ vert* Condition«. Tha Ampelopals 1« on« of lb« moat MOORE’S STATION useful hardy vlnaa. What fraat !m Speelel CorromdMtM to The Herald provamant might aaally ba wrought in There will be 0 supper at tbe church appeaxanc« and value not only In city next Tuesday evening the I6ih. Don't for­ bouses, but those of suburban towns get the date and come. There is some and country districts as w«U, with . / 7«. »y a few of thasa plants to soften tha church debu to pay and the ladles are hard angle« and break up tha flatuses making every effort to raise the money that so often prevails. There will be a short program 25 cents Tha bast plant, and tha on« moat for grown-ups and 13 cents for children gaaarally used for this purpose, la pays for alL The menu for the supper is Ampelopals Veltohli, tha waibkuown roast meats, cranberry jelly, mashed Boston or Japanese Ivy. Irish potatoes, glaoed sweet potatoes, Among tha chief feature« In favor baked beans, bread and butter, tea ant of this plant, it clings oloaaly to tha coffee. wall or other support by means of Ha disk bearing tendrils, requiring Mrs. D, H. Moes and son Ralph of Jackconsiderable' force to tear It away, aonvllla waa at church Sunday greeting thus no straggling vlnaa are aaan .friends. Mrs. Moss and son together with hanging down or bare plaoea on tha her father, Mr J). R. Bump of Wicbata .Kan. wall onoe the Ampelopals has grown her sister Mrs. F. C. Jaques and daughter over i t Your order taken .now delivered when you want. PAOLA POINTS Nola also of Wlchata wen guests of Mr. I . ... Dust, smoke and other conditions Special Correspondence to The Herald and Mrs Thabo Johnson over Sunday and lnotdenUU to cities so disastrous to Have your order taken by an expert. The holidays are now In tue pest and of Mrs. E. L Craig in town on Monday. the holiday guests, leaving for their plant life* have little eCeot on the Mr. Bump ia spending the winter with various homes, or places of business, but growth of this plant. the Mots family end Mrs. Jaques and It Is beautiful at all seasons, tha there Is the rememberance of the happy bright green foliage of early spring daughter have been their tgeeata a - few season of reunions, we hove enjoyed to ohangiog to dark green during the weeks at their |mmc 1323 Ipnla St- Jackchear us through the coming year, and summer and agaJo to the lively fall here's! May we all find it, n “Happy* tints of red and orsnga. ( Evan the daL Mrs. E. L Craig and children were out and prosperous onel loata tracery of Its Uaflasa sterna Ip from town attending churct) Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Bona left for Qr- winter ia attractive. Tbe heavy nine of late have made Ampelopals Vlrglnloa or qulnquafoCars Stop at our Door isndo the first of last week. 11a with large "flvwfingered" leaves poor excuse of a bridge in the beat of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Buchanan went to more suitable for growing on fenoee, 106 to 110 W est First Street weather Into perfect horror In bad wea­ Daytona, last week to spend a few days. garden walls, posts or masonry anther. Wo are speaking of the bridge at Dr. J . N. Dishop left for New York, tranoea te drives, walks, «to., than on SANFORD F L O R ID A the end of Miller Ave. that leads on to buildings, owing to Its loose habit of • BeardaU. It would seem as. If there were Thursday of last week. Thera «re many different Miss McLain ami Miss Ramona of growth. enough public spirited property owners forma of this native vine, all are beau­ about here who use the bridge to want It Geneva arrived In Paola Friday morning tiful, especially In autumn, whan tha fixed. Wa are Informed an Individual and made a weeks end visit In the family sffeot of the brilliant foliage Is glor­ built It In tbe first place, now It would of Mr. C. D. Pearson. E x p e r t W a t c h R c p a . i itvi ious. seem as If It was up to those whose bus­ Pot-grown plants are moat useful Miss Helen Kcasoncr returned from A ll Work Guaranteed iness It Is to do things to see to it that It Sanford Sunday evening and opened for planting, especially In tha small Send Your W ork lo Us and Hove It Aftendml ii. I'm . ■paces usually found about city hous la made passable at all times. school Monday the 6th, es. Aropelopslt does not require par E n gravin g, C lo ck and Je w e lry R epairim ; Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Packard and child­ Miss Saro Smith left for Conway, Sat­ Ucularly good soli, and will thrive un ren of Sanford were visitors at tbe Gilbert urday evening. dar adverse conditions; such as in tha • home Sunday..TiiCaAS’Ufc'rJC'ttiai spent several days dry »oil generally prrfaitthg Trios«" to Jewelers,- Silversmiths and Importer» tha house wall In her Paola home last week, Before planting remove nt least a 41 W est Bay Strpet • Jacksonville F!m l CAMERON CITY CUPPINGS Word was received here last week of oublo foot of the old toll and replace gpscUl CorrMpoodtnca to The Her «Id, the sudden death In St. Louis, Mo. of Mr. James Aliiaon and wife are ex­ Miss Kate Stanley. Miss Stanley had with good loam A well grown pot pected to arrive the last of this week from many friends here where has spent plant when knocked out of the pot Wichita, Kas.. and will spend the remain­ severer winters with her nelce, Mrs. W. will have a network of fibrous roots, covering the outside of tha ball of der of the winter in Florida. Mr. Allison 0. Buchanan. earth, loosen up these root* at the is remembered by our people at one of The Dishop packing-house opened last bottom before planting, as they will .last yean most interested and encouraging grow out into the fresh soil more rap visitors and we are more than glad to week but business is not very brisk yeL Idly than if left matted together Mr! and Mrs. D. H. Hagan of Cassia, know he It coming back. Elixir For After planting, water thoroughly Physicians Prescribe Leonardos Blood Mr. and Mrs. Fulton and their family spent-Sunday in Paola. the guests uf Mr. and as often as required until ths Blood Poison, Scrofula, Rheumatism, etc. and Mrs. W. II. Taylor. plant becomes established In Its new from Philadelphia have come to live in quarters. our community. Mr. Fulton owns a farm The cost and cars of these plants M a k e 9 N e w R i c h B lo o d a n d D r iv e s O u t A ll P o is o n G erm s. wsat of Cameron City which he 1« having BUDA ITEMS S o ld U n d e r $ 1 0 0 0 .0 0 G u a r a n t e e I* trifling compared with the Improve developed. For the present they will re­ Spec!«) to The Herald, ment obtained In tho appearance of side at O'Noro House. We cordinlly wel­ ( Mrs. G. A. Nicholson is in Sanford this thejrome. whether In the city or coun If you arc disheartened, discouraged, nnd have given up hope of ever fir 1 Ing a cure for that terrible blood poison, you can follow no better advice Oran come them and slnccriy hope they may week, being called there by the illness of try. the expert counsel of phyfllclnnn who every day see before their eyes the enjoy their new home and be benefited her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Ttllis. wonderful results of I^onardt’s Blood Elixir among their patients by the chango. C. A. Raulerson has been busy for the Loonnrdl's Blood Elixir If the one medicine that has the confidence of. and la used and proscribed by, physicians In ecroufulous affections, eruption* A grandson of Dr. and Mrs. bwartz la part week grinding his cane. of the skin, botli, tumors, ulcers, old sores, syphilis, nervous doblllty, rheums expected to arrive this week and after a Rlv. E. Lee Smith, pastor of the Bap­ tlsm, catarrh and nil diseases arising from Impure blood. two weeks visit with his grand parents tist diurch ot Geneva, visited at the home They have seen their patients rapidly recover health and vigor from the will go to Gainesville for a course of study of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Peters Last Saturday use of this wonderful blood medicine. No other medicine has so remarVnh!« along agricultural lines. and Sunday. Many from here atrended a record for effectually and lastingly curing those diseases that result from Impure blood. The best physicians openly endorse It. recommend It and a Mr. Woodruff, a nephew of W. W. Dres- church and dinner was spread under the thorlxe the public use of their statements that Leonardl's Blood Elixir In ■ aor. after a sltort visit at his uncle's home shade of the trees. after ense has cured rheumatism and kindred dlesnses. purifying the t 1 ’ is returning to hit own home at WaterHilton Drown visited his aunt. Mrs W. regulating (he liver, bowels and kidneys, rejuvenating the weakened and 1 town, N. Y. bllltnted nervous system, nnd making absolute cures of terrible eases of U ! L Taylor a few J a y s last week. poison tbal had'not been helped after years of use of thn ordinary old Inali We nro sorry to know that Mrs. Marsh­ lotted specifics and other remedies. all and Mrs. £rier have both been Indis­ While Leonardl's Blood Elixir will cure and has cured the worst rna»'« "f ’ MONROE MEANDERING« posed the past few days, but are improv­ 5p*ci*l Cofmpondenca to iT»» (Urkld. blood poison and old sores by removing the poison from the blood, yet It l* beat to lake this remedy at tha first suspicion of the presence of this lonthing, we are glad to hear. O. C. WolfTe of Savannah, Ga., Supt of lome disease. The sooner It Js treated, the hotter chance thoro la for success, A nephew of Mrs. C. C. Worthington the Southern Express Co., waa hero Satur­ for when the bones begin to rot no power on earth can replace them. S u m m e r o r W in te r from Cincinnati! wlU spend the remain- day on business. The discoverer or LeongriilV Blood Elixir has so much confidence In Its drjTof the winter with her and we underJ. D. and A. L. Adams and families of we can supply your wants in the power to Cure rheumatism.- catarrh/scrofula, blood poison, kidney nnd liver atahd she is expecting a sister to visit Sutherland, N. C.; passed through Monday Automobile line. If you want to complaint and all diseases arising from Impure Wood that he has offoro.l a 61000.00 guarantee that the money will be refunded to any purchaser of flrs! her soon—also from Cincinnati!, by private conveyance on their way to rent bottle if this remedy falls to help. With this guarantee you run no risk whst Mrs. Houston and Miss Laura Fish of Orlando, where tl ey expect to locate. ever In buying the E|lxlr. Be sure you ge^Leonardi’a lllood Elixir for this 1» A Motor For Any Purpose the one femedy for blood diseases that la-Qotd under n guarantee of this na­ Cameron Ave. attended the Bible daw J , W. Johnsotl of Knoxville. Tenn- ar­ wc are at your service with the ture. No other remedy has sufllclent m orltlo allow It to be sold In this wsy. Sunday morning.' This work under tbe rived Sunday on a visit to relaUves.' very best care. Wc never sleep, for When th bons bgtn to rot no powr on earth can replace them. direction of Prof. Maris ia interesting Frank Adapts was hero Monday. He and instructive end all who care for such Is having a house moved to bla homo in If yotj are in troublo coll us any For Salç By W ip . G . Aldr|^gc, Sanford, Florida lour of the night or day. work are cordially invited to join the Maltlatu}. ‘ tf ■' • ■. .vJ-. .1« ' R. F. Jonlay of'Cowart* "Ala., arrived Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brown of Beck Sunday o b i visit to hil son, F. A. JorHammock, and some friends attended dan. Sanford Machine & Ginge Company ri. am ices at our church Sunday morning. p h o n e 331 Mrs. Stevens came back from her home v J a tr J jf Farmer’s dub meets next week.. Tues­ >n Orlando Sundas ane opened school day evening the 16 th. Bring your lan­ Monday after a two weeks' vacation. M A N T E L S tern« if It «cents dark and come out An Comer Main and Mpnrj*; Jacksonville. Branch 9t'the GREATEST O RA TES AND T IL IN G E. D. Knight, who has been hero tome Intonating time la promised. ELECTRICAL F IG U R E S system of Buäinesa Colleges in the Wor^d—22 y^reNsuccess, 150,000 time on a visit to hla sister, Mrs. H. IserMost Complete Stock in the South raan left Wednesday for his home in Write for onr Latest Mantel Catalog graduates. More than 1 0 0 high-grade fWrOctpM:* Coiitracts g i v e n GENEVA JOTTINGS Overbrook, Kansas. .and Price LUL, ’ ' \ to secure graduates POSITIONS or REFUN ¡¿MONEY,, Indorsed ■»«dil Osrmpoodttcs laTbs HcrsU: Albert Tlckoor, who has been hero sev­ CHAS. D. McKINNNEY-CO. Mr. and Mr*. J . A. Worthy was expect* a1? t1^ G e o r g i a Bankers and other bnsiness men than •d to arrive in Geneva from Americua, eral weeks returned to hla home in Tope­ _________ JtttoonV ille, FI*. V - f A L L O T H E R Florida and Georgia business colleges,combined. We Go., on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. V. ka, Kanses, Wednesday. also teach B-Y M AIL,. Catalogue FR E E .'* ' \ Cc T. Paten. ;— - . * / A* H* JAM ES, Manager, Jacksonville, Fla. Problem of Universal 9*aaoe. Mia. Lewis entertained Mr. and Mr*. C. ; NETZ ROW 1" i ^ ___________ _ 7 u t i ' . ' ; ~~ War srweepa away-not only some of A. Rauieraon and tbelc guests, Mr, and the bravest and best of a nation. It '■r Mrs. Lyon, at dinner on last Monday. W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ■Ho disposes of tbs offscourlng of ths It Is a matter of inquiry among our countries at war. When, then, war V -/ »a n » .? ' :: CHA9. MAUI ■»A gent peopta why the Sanford merchants do not ceaa*«. a presatng problem grill be * * advertise their business in their home pe- how to prevent th * accumulation of per. A loily who has n hoarding house the dangerous classes nb Ufettr left : O . M . M * : í : ) OfTIre With MOLORH RIAL ■ STATO CO. V* vnffited to order from Sanford some eat- on the battlefleld.—Christian Register, Sanford* F l o r id a . I*" j; Friday) and Saturday January 12th and 13th. Special Representative for STRAUSS BR O TH ER S ||Master Tailors Spring and Summer Samples METTINGER’S r SREENLEAF & CROSBY id —n r r e i T - CURES OLD SORES ,v immun ÎtLi?;tÿïïtÎÔB Fire Insurance r e i•- áI'M -i.h ; y i r à tìW È i - .'■i ÍAA'V? '.ViAifcu 1% -V- T * . -Í, - i * - 1 ¿• �— m e SANFORD HERALD TH E BUSY BIG STORE A t this sale your dollars will act like magic and with only the season’s latest merchandise to select from, as for the past few days we have been getting goods 7 especially for this Sale, beginning Large assortment new patterns Val Lacc and Insertion; also German new Val. Insertion and Beading, worth up to 10c yd 27-in A ll Linens 13c Embroidery Sale Genuine Brusseline Rugs, size 2 7 xOO worth 75c; while they O Q last for Friday only.each £»C7L. Just think of getting a 27-inch 'all Linen, natural color, per 1 O ^ Window Shad I hey arc 40c values, but s e e n Friday; complete with fixtures, all colors, All-over Embroidery and Flouncing Embroidery Flouncing uvei Famous Ways Mufflers ave lecci ve While this special lot lasts it will be sold at the ridiculous Q C ,, low price of, a yard C U l A « . «WCT-anrflCftjiUvtf c o lo rs 1 Q White Goods Sale special assortment < medium weight fancy fm this sale. Spccia Now is the time to stock up c great yard wide Sheccting bargain. 15 yaids for. ladies Coat Suits $ 4.9H Towel Special bit rat styles worth rluuhlc the price: for this sale, at only . . $4-98 Full standard size .Buck Towels, plaiu.faney border, 8 |>eeinl 8 ! j C C h i n n a n d J a p a n e s e M a t t i n g , 10c S p e c ia l for Monday. January IStli to 40 00 S a le ut 9 o ' c l o c k Promptly at 9 o'clock, about 125 yards China and Japanese Matting worth 25c n yard, in nbout twelve dif- 1 rv ferent patterns; will be placed on sale, at ]>er yard * LJL great special lor baturda; large assortment of Grun •. Glassware and Crockery ¡He Imported Poplin 24c This flue line of Poplin just received, in all colors; must go on sule p A n at jier yard -. ,... ‘ A lg o n q u in and S i m p s o n C alicoos, 4 \ c This is truly a T ak e Notice" price on these two atnn dard brands Calico; Sold up to 7c n y ^ ' i T O A / Sale price Monday only, per yanl . . . . . . * * O -^ tv *• 19c 0 5 c Mtiklin D raw ers, 4 8 c it 9 O I11 L in en . 0 9 c 3 5 c C o rset C overs, 2 5 c is'Worth 25c yd. our price J 3 y d s B leaching, $1.00 A lileiirhmg timi is worth as a special leader 10c n yard, free from dressing, for Moyduy only, 13 yards Don’t miss this Linen Special fur Towels, while it lasts (lim it I0 yards to custom ers). 1 0 yards ------------------------ - ■ ----------------- ■ ■■ — ---- This is a beautiful value in Flaxon and Special line Pillow Cases, worth up to 15c each, sale price..............10c S p e c i a l for M o n d a y , Jum niry 15th. t o t o on Sole a t 9 o ' c l o c k 10 y d s L i n e n T o w e l i n g , 8 9 c 2 5 c W h ile F la x o n , 19c P illo w Cases Silk Pongee A 27-in Silk Pongeç, riattimi color worth 85c yd, our special 69« A new shipment of Ince nnd embroid­ ery-trimmed ladies' drawers, open òr closed. Speciul u p air............4 8 c Just t liln k if buying'» yards wide • liiU’n shieling, w hile, it hilts ill a yard. QÇly, .- . . “X * 0 9 c The Corset Covers neatly trimim-d with lace ayd embroidery; artyully worth 35c each; our price is only . v :2 5 c * ---------- --■•-------- < ------- — . *’ ’ ■ ' ’ L Men’s Shoes This line of,all leather Shoes nre the wonder of eycryonc ni-tlie prirbs;jil| sizes. Ju s t see our low ptices op UpriiCihnt is enough. • See our 'wonderful values in Men’s knoek-about and -Work Shoes, nil leather. Also our line of Snow's Dress Shoes for Men. in Tan, Patent Leather. Vici Kid nuri Gun Metril, in all the latest toes; are wonderful Values and prices simply Ir*low com petitioily f £>• . . Furnipure - MUSLIN U N D E im fA tt SAi t . •Ja‘ v L a d ie s S h o e s ’ r ;* • * . • ,0 ’•Our Ladies’ *’Shoes made By the famous Selby 4»‘*Gooduiun: Ehbc factories are the nobbiest, nnd the low prices ore th e talk of the town. * Large Jot of Muslin Underwear, including skirts with wide luce nnd embroidery flouncing on bottom of and V-Neck gowns and round ycfltc Chemise style gowns. Princess slips, nnd luce and embfoidery tiim -w lftn ¿goto liefore buying; wc hnv^ ft complete urnilure and ate in a position to save you A small payment down and payments weekly. , ; ----------v:_ . S t o v e s an d R an ges A’Tull line of Stoves and Ranges a special prices on easy payments. .Ju s t a small payment down and $ 1 .0 0 weekly. 7 CASH D EP A R TM EN T S TO R E — Tw o' Stores, 121-123 E. First St.==, FLORIDA �January 12, DUNCANS RETURN TO EUROPE Angry Becsuse Orssk Costumes Pall to Make Hit In Thla Country— Attraot Muoh*Attantlon. jPoor Woman DlMovers $000,000 tn Old Trunk. * e and •eourltlea Had Been tying There for Thirty-two Year»— •tope Taken te Dletrlbute Money to the Heirs. N*w Tork,—The Raymond Duncans and their shivering Itttla aon Menalkaa have aatlad for Europe. The fond* •at and moat affecUonate of good-bya at tba pier war« Interrupted while tearful huggara and klaaera took a glance at their ooatumea. lira. Duncan ta a Oreek. Doth abe and bar .bnaband try to maka them­ selves ballare that they and popr lit­ tle Manalkaa of tba blue ahlna are vary ancient Oraeka. Mr, Duncan wore a white tunic over a green robe. Mra. Duncan wore a green tunlo orer a pur pie robe. Manalkaa did not bare any tunlo. Hla robe, which ended above hi* bare kneea, waa alao green. The Djmcana have been In Califor­ nia among the Kllkltat Indiana, study­ ing basket weaving and teaching tba rad men how to weave their own clothes and maka a tribal yell like the frog chorus la Aristophanes. They founded a weaving Institute for deeUtute woman and also spent much time In Chinatown In Ban Fran­ cisco learning thing* about Chtneee potterin■. y Mr. Duncan said they ware going to Pari a to keep some* lecture date*, and that they would return to. thla country to aettlo up their afTalra. After that, ha aald with firmness but sadness, navar again for Amarlca. Mr. Dun,cto holds that Americana do not re­ gard art seriously enough. He baa 'been of that opinion aver since the (Jerry society arreeted him bore a year ago for not putting enough warm clothoa on Menalkaa The Duncan family baa attracted more or *leae attention In New York and In 'tom e western cities the last year or two, where they have ap­ peared as advocate# and demonstra­ tors of a "dress reform," the principal departure from present customs be­ ing to wear sandals, no trousers (o speak of, robes of gay colors and fig ures. They are greatly disappointed. It Is said, by the Indifference shown by society and their consequent fall- Baa Francisco.—Hidden in the boV Io n of an old trunk which tor U B e e n has been knocked about tn San rm ndeoo and M ari*. counties, a for­ tune estimated at 1800,000 In Mexlaan government bonds and securities baa been recovered In the home of Mrs. There#» Louise Jenson at Mill Valley. Xq the probate department of the su­ perior oourt Mra. Jenson petitioned to reopen the eetste of her husband, Charles J . Jenson, to whom the greet wealth belonged. In order that the ' first steps may be taken to oollect the money and distribute It acoordlng to law, between the aged widow and her fire daughters. In response to thla petition Judge J . V. Coffey has appointed David Creellna of Mill Valley, eon-ln-law of the 'widow, administrator of the setate, and has authorised him to begin collection. Besides the wldcnr, who Is now eenp enty-one years old, and who Uvea lp 'a modest cottage In MiU Valley, .her daughters, Hr*. L. Lindsey, 814 Clipp*r street, San Franclsoo; Mrs. D. OraeUna, Mill Valley; Mra. Ebba Hil­ ton, Bollnaa, and Misses Elisabeth end Kiln Janaon of Mill Valley, are heirs to tha unexpected find. Charles J. Janaon died In thla city Ysbniary I, 1878, leaving what hla widow and daughters thought a email estate, aU of which be disposed of by wUL Mrs. Jsnson waa named execu­ trix and within the proper time dis­ tributed wbat she supposed was the entire estate of her husband. At that time ehe discovered among her dead husband's papers iho Mexi­ can stocks and bonds, but waa told that thay were worthless. Relieving thla to be true, she cast them aside and gave no thought to the documents, merely keeping them ss mementoes. For many years after Jenson's death his family Ured In this city and the ’securitise rested In a trunk. When ■»son. moved to Mill Valley, a decade ago, In order to bo close to on« of her married daughters, she took the trunk with her and It has occupied V E R Y 1 pceupallon llfte Iteelt • place In the garret of her home over with ih* «nleraJe* Ilf» o f him alnoe. Ices It. Thee occu pation that i Recently she chanced to mention »111 noi do (hai. no man of vioinun rVktlr the old paper* while talking with a li A* a ngtii io occupy nini" -or hcréeif — PtitUlp« Bropk*. friend. Curiosity caused the friend atxiut. to ask the privilege of examining tho THE 8UNDAY DINNER bonds. From their dusty hiding place they were brought forth, -and Tho, Sunday dinner It most homes the friend began an Investigation,w(tb Is a liule more elaborate than ati* ordi­ tha rssnlt that be discovered ¿..they nary dinner,' as there Is no need for Were evidence# of Just Indebtedness hurry, and the family are all a( dtome owing by the Mexican government.to to enjoy It. For Ufa busy tnMher Chari ea Janson. with no one to help bar, a big Sunday After a family conference It was de^ dinner has no especial charm, for she elded that Craellus should take the needs the day of rest a* much ns any, matter In hand Ho consulted with member of tho family One may have Attorney Rufus C. Thayer Of flan a roast that has beeu'pooked the ih Francisco and the opening of tbc old before and reheated fof Sunday, or Will case la the result. veal k - Janaon bad, aeen much aarvlce In cold. •the employ of. the Mexican govern; put toj government about 45 years ago. But verb Ilka custard., o f p froxen dlah ll It waa. not until ¿1888 that tho first of kept In thA.Artless cooker for do* ------. -----the bond* wars executed In Jilk favor. efft-- .A Aretees cooler Is a wonderful ✓ \ Their date* show.^Unt f9r tho next help In Hrt se rf an Hess home. * ;M ven year* he had dTatrtbuted io him <1 A dish of mashed potatoes may be , large blocka of bonda, some of which quickly’ prepared by heating cold »PS war Issues and others for differ­ boiled potatoes In boiling water for a ent services. few intmitea. then mash snd season. Janson did not conceal hla' posses For the Sunday night lunch, let the alon of the bonda, but, like-the widow man of the house prepare It. Most a t the time of hie death, he did not men think It great fun. and are »spe­ consider them wori^imucb, principally cially prodd when proficiency rewards because In those days Mexioo was con­ their efforts. -Xr. ■' tinually tom by revolutions. However, Begin with simple thing* at first, he kept them and patfed them on to like the making Of dainty sandwiches, hla helra at hla death for. what they the preparation of tea or epcoa, and wara worth. gradually lead up to rarebit and ome­ ' During all of the years they have lets. A nice Sunday night sandwich been tn the posaeailon of the.Janaon which la very well liked la one made family no Interest baa bean demanded by spreading buttered bread, o il to from or paid by Mexico and It la thla rounda, with butter, then add ch s^ e accumulation that makes up a large that baa been grated and softened ' share of the fortune. with cream. Put together sandwich Just as soon as the nooeagary .legal fashion and fjy In butter until wsQ, formalin*» hare are concluded, Crae- browned on to lb aides. . \»vji ’ lltu will proceed ;to Mexico and pre­ Berra th e « ' sandwiches on a pJ«M sent the securities for payment Bines of lettuce leaves with a cup of coco* ^ tip r * la no flaw In any of tha docu- and a dU hjtf fruit and »; email cake, -• manta, It la axpectedUhsySrtll be p*ld abd you hare a moat appetising lunch, “> without demur. •gar to prepare. - There will b s some additional delay 1a CraeUua starting south because o f the fact that all of the paper* in tbe •. Janaon estate Vers destroyed -hi the Wicka*-W fiy.'U .lt that you're- ao earthquake of 1808. <7iMany. pf these s rilf have to he restored from Copies sore on yotlr father-in-law 7 t J Tick»—My Wife wanted to get-a .dk •jbr from memory tn ordfr that there wfll 'bs no hitch In the-colleetion pro- vorce a couple o f 'Years ago,'and he /ossdtngs. whlcfh Will bring to several persuaded hoy not to. families now InVodaat cl reams tan oea f .j, — I "Ihiwat ahr yo doin’ .tn. bensì" asl unexpected weatfh. C FLANDERS $175 f. o. b. Factory— Magneto Included of Çourçe ?Ab in e t •ire. j ’orklns—"Jonh, now that JOU dling apples' In the corridor* of the h as* Men' the great sights In -New atate capltoL "Don’t yo lthqw ped­ York City, what's ths first thing that dlers ahr not allowed In b < ra r ''i’lsxe, »or, an’* I'm only trylhg t’ »d naturally atrik* a visitor from tipmake an honest livin’." > • «taut" Mr. Perkins—"On# o* them speed"Well, If thot’a th’ oaae, go ahead. tn* aatomobllee."—Charles C. Mul- Sure, an’ yejwon’t.have anuy oompotlUon."—William Moaany. lepwnkere saw that and determined id djf it at high prices. And they ’ < f began to think It was going to cor |i& TH EY HOPED that when appear it would not be up to aU'oui 1 would givg them a new leaie of lift �' IN and abodj the city Little H a p p e n in g s — Merttlon of M a tte rs In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST W• Summary of the Floating Small Talk Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ ried Herald Readers. Mr. and Mr*. Tom Lewl^ of Jacksonville ore at the Oaks. Mr. Carroll of.Jacksonville la spending the week nt the Oaks. A few more days of rain and we won’t nWd moving picture* of Dante’s Infemo. Mr. and Mr*. Buchanan and daughter, „ho have been gueata at the Oaks hnvo gone to Tampa. ,y p Davison and Joo Fcrandez are duck shooting on U ka Jessup thl* week fad report plenty of birds. Mrs. E. R. Hamilton, will arrive soon for • short visit with her daughter. Mr*. M. A. Mlot on Sanford Heights. ■■ Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Rice and daughter, Miss Gwyneli- of - Commerce Gs.. ore spending the winter at the Oaks. No, Pauline, Jim Roberta haa not been fighting a bun saw. He ran'foul of the handle that kicks the automobile. Wood is scarce in Sanford and the man who opens a first class coal And wood yard here will be a public bemfffictor. _ Mrs. Angus Chappell, was called, to Madison. Fla. Saturday by the death of her Tether. Mr. T. S, Verm. Mi’s. Chappell re­ lumed to her homo Thursday. / ^Mra. H. P. Grndlck. Mr*. J . W. Wingate and little daughter of Jacksonville, mother and niece of Mr*. Ernest Tolar have orrived In the city and will be her guests. E. W. Tomlinson and -C. J. O'Hara, prominent real estate men of Jackson­ ville were In the city yesterday on busi­ ness Their many friend* were glad to greet them. W M. Dinkins of Tampa coiled upon old Sanford friends yesterday. Mr. Dickini was in business hero for ninny years and is now engaged in the grocery busi­ ness at Tampa. Mrs. Briggs and daughter of Madison, Wisconsin have arrived in the city on n visit to Mrs. Paul Keely and mother, Mis Curtis. Mrs. Briggs is a girlhood fiirnd oi Mr*. Kecly's. The C u te City House is filled to over­ flowing wirti guests and you nre lucky if you can get a place at the table. Mine Host Parker knows the value of printer's ink. anil a judicious use of it has filled his hotel early In the season. February 14th is tho date specified for Sanford's Big Field Day, qntlyou want to keep the event in mind and mlp it along. It wifi be for the hospital tend will uiso be » great benefit to Sanford, os there will be hundreds of visitors to the city on that dole Wanted at Once—Forty experienced salesladies and salesmen for the big Or­ der of the Court Sole. Apply to manager at John K. Mettinger's store. 37-lt Wo are equipped to handle your repair work. Sanidrd Machine ft Garage Co. fr1-4Ktf. One and two horse wagons with celery flared side bodies nt Underwood's, fri-7-tf All kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ chine & Garage Co. fri-48-tf Meet me at the Violet Brand Sale. N K Yowcll. Famous Spirella Corset, city agent. Mrs. R. M. Hamilton. Call or phone, No. 153. Fri-3C-4tp Dr. J . C. Davis optician will be at the Robbins Nest hotel in near future. Watch for his ad. if ----------r . CROP CONDITIONS OUTLINED Hostings Hampered By Extreme Hu mldlty—Sanford Will Ship 423 Cars Lettuce. Owing to copious rains, there will tte planted in the Hustings potato belt this season 6,000 acres, much less than Inst year, according to Information yesterday in the office* of Avcru A Owen, commis­ sion merchants. This is unly a rough es­ timate. Fanners there are somewhat mystified over weather conditions, it is said. Sanford, It Is reported, lias the finest quality of lettuce in several seasons. Wet weather has done much to interfere with planting. The first crap will amount to l«fhaps. 425 cars. The crop coming on, however, is very good. It will be marketed between the middle of January and the first of March.—Tampa Tribune. Styl Kv ¡3Ó Some style to this Crossett patent” (No, 106). Dull calf top and a l u inch heel. Clever and classy. So is No 136, with a calfskin vamp. Note unique perforations. Autoes and carriage painting at Un­ derwood's. First class work. fri-3-tf $4. to $6. ev ery w h ere Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine & Garage Co. fri-48-tf Whir« Honor Is Due. Buy your spring plnnting seer! at L. R. "It ta Indeed a dealrnblo thing to be Philips &. Go's. 34-Htc well descended, but th* glory belongs Every one enjoys Ihe Violet Brand to our ancMtor*.”—Plutarch. Sale, yon see so many p retty things. N. P, Vowell. For Perfect Peac*. Nothing can bring peace but your Clenrnnce sale of hats for Ihe next two ufes self. Nothing can bring you peace weeks at Mrs. Allen's millinery parlor*. but th* triumph of principle* — ICmer36-2c T A A D C M AH K aon. Now is the time to buy beaus before L e w is A . C rossett, In c ., M a k e r the usunl rise in prices. L. K. Philip* A North Abington, Mas*. Co. Have plenty of them. 34-8tc Huw about your watermelon crop! Bet­ ter buy your seed now. L. K. Philips & All Local Advertisements Under This Co. 34-8-tc Heading. Three Cents a Lin* Each Issue Have you tried the Sirrine House! 4th Fur Sale or To Let—An elegant bunga­ and Palmetto. If not get a meal ticket, low, 6 rooms and bath and detached kitchen. Admirably located. A great bar34if aln If taken soon. Apply to or address Beans, pens, corn, tomatoes, cucum­ I, H. Fogg, Altamonte Springs. Fla. 36-4fp bers. watermelon, okra. New crop seed. Real Estate Salesmen Wonted—First L. R. Philips & Co. 34-8tc class man to sell 10 acre tract*. 4 miles from Orhindo. You make the selling Wade, the Tuner. Orlando. tf (vice and commissions to suit yourself. Young lady desires position as sales­ Sum Boyd. Room G02, 90 West St., Now 30-7tc lady. Address young Indy care Mrs. York. F L O R ID A Stevens GU3 Oak Ave. J6-2p Agents Take Notice—For Sale, 1700 S A N F O R D Get prices on beaus for spring planting acres cut over pino land. f> miles from Orlando, un idcul 10 ncre tract proposi­ from u R. Philip & Co. 34-Htc tion. Will make price und terms right * + + + * ■>+<■❖ + 4--fr* <•*■+ * ♦ + + + + ♦ ♦ 4 There never was such u rine collec­ and pay liberal commission. Address *<•*•>++++♦<■+ + ♦ ♦ + + + + + + ♦ Sant Boyd. Room 602, DO West St,, New tion of embroideries and laces as at York. M-7tc î î — r, t our Violet Brand Sale, N. P. Yewcll. Wanted—White messenger boy at Western-Union Telegraph Co's ofllce. ON HAND AT ALL TIMES 34 tf Lettuce Baskets. Bean Baskets Hurry your grope vine planting, ns best ILcvc afyw ml band for Potato Barrels, CefeEy. Crates . *■ trine-is •C’TYii f ? Tomato and Egg Plant Crates '• Imtnedtrile’dekJery. for hedge and secure bcuiiful and ever­ II. H. Deane lasting inclosure. Cut Mowers and plants, first St und Oak Avr. nursery stock L II Temple, phone 156 32-If Terms Strictly Casli See our stock. W e have the best selection of For Sale—5 acre farm, twenty bearing frl 31 4t-p M en ’s Every-day Shoes we have orange trees. 50 peach trees, ulso-vfcry large bearing pear trees, madron 5-room MAINE GROWN SEED POTATOES ever shown, cottage, front and back porche*, faces Ruse No. 4 . Red Bliss south Golden Lake, .1 miles south east of H. H. Deane Sanford: 5 minutes walk to street rail­ way. also Oveido railroad. Fine drinking First St. and Oak Ave to water, gixxi bathing, fishing und swim­ fri 31 41 p ming- Also 10 ucre tract of the very best celery and IcttuCe land, well located. Elk and B ox Calf, in shape and weight to suit MAIL BOKES Good steel mall boxes. IS cents each. H mill- west Cameron City, lets than a quarter of mile from Sanford traction and fit almost any kind o f feet Geo H. Fernald Hilar. Co. J.V 2tc cmline Land has a gentle slope from Norlit to South End. so there will never W rothrr Report he any danger of soqred land. Guaran­ l W. J Thigpen luis returned from u vis­ Rain tonight, probatily turnllig to snow teed to gel Mowing wells on land. Knait wail (tome folks in North Carolina He In extreme northwest |s>rlion. Much cold- Mtnahlr twice, anil terms to soil Ad­ r LLi 2-lf5 *ai accompanied by his sister. Miss Thig­ cr Saturday, fair in northwest, clearing in dles* Ihjx 1127 City «» * The Gate City House has brought down •* pen. who will remain here for several peninsula, colder. Severe cold wave In the high cost of living. Only $4 00 {ter PHONE ht) Sunford. florida ♦ week*/ Mis» Thigpen has many friends north and central portions. Temperature week for the finest table board in the city. l 4«+■>+<■+++-«-4-fr ♦•>•«"!•+•}■■>+ 4-« *++♦% 4 * 28 here who ure always glad to .welcome her will full to 20 degrees northwest portion, See Parker. to Sanford. I bought live tracts of fine laud three and 28 degrees northeast portion tonight. years ago. I im|*ovcd and cultivated Paul K. Weaver, Auditor of the Sanford Hid in 22 to 24 degrees central fjorlion them. Well located. I want one for n Saturday night. and Everglades R. R. Co., has resigned home and trucking Sco nte for bargnins on others. Levi Bmfurd. Just south of from the services of that Company. Mr. 4» OUR PLATFO RM A , Hirw.l •* it.» KinfJon, «I lìmi Crystal Ice Factory. 27-tf Profit In S e a w e e d . Weaver has accepted the position of AsThe sume species of sou»«red used Bargain—5 acres of land in Beck Ham­ N - , Sunday N .|h l M,. W.h hun W dl Frcacni tlwr Sc vomi ani lina Sci mudila r»n sinmit CashierJ st the Citizens Bank of mock. best land In the county; nil cleared Kiuiniinee, »tfeCTNi assume his i.ew du­ In Juprn for the mnnufneture of knn nud irrigation plant complete, with 1 acre (on exists In inexhaustible ubuudsnce ties within S ejC n rV T h e E m a n c i p a t i o n of W o m a n ” on our Pacific coast and at numerous celery. 3 acres lettuce, number acre ready lion. E. L CkfiMpfk, the man who has places along the Atlantic coast, while for potatoes or anything. Crop and land complete. FL500.00. F. M. Mecartney. made Ofrcujo famous through the Ad­ related specie*, of equal valu*. are Sanford. Fla. H. F. D. No. 3. 31-tf vance was la the city today on business. abundant almost everywhere In tem For Rent—Furnished room, electric II. “ R e l e a s e d f o r L i f e P r e p a r a t i o n iLige is known all over the county as one perate waters. In this country th* lights, hoi and cold betli centrally located 3-tp Of the biggest hearted «nd best men in product-commands high prices, so that Address "S" Box 1317, City. . Itont forget to try tho dried chipped -Ortnge county and aa a boosting editor— the manufacture of seaweed Insln traMMNJNC SUBJECT ,.- t A K I N G S T O C K " glass ought' to prove a highly remu­ beef— chipped while you wall at W. W. weil. he takes the rag ofT the bush. nerativa Industry. Longs grocery. 13-tf , A T T H E P E O P L E S CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Brook* and Miss Miss Ten acres of good land for sale nt a bargain. Three acres cleared and cropMartin of Greenwich, Ohio, were in the No Excitement. ,« Sunday School 10 Oil a, m. Sunday Morninf* PrruliiD| 11:00 i. in. City enroute to Mt. Dora, where they will "A man doesn’t seem to- take any lied last season. All under fence. Near Sunday N ifht Preaching 7.00 p. m. W tdoridsy S ocill M rtlinf 7:30 p. m. loading station on traction line. Almost •pend the winter. Mr. Brooks is a former plosauro In writing let|4Ys*9(k'a woman given away. ' V -----------------------------------Particular* at Herald You t i t matt cordully invited la ettend ell the eetvicee of this Church newspaper man and said The Herald ofllce after he baa mnrrled her,’’ said Mrs Office. THE STONE CHURCH COME GEORGE B. WALDRON we» ihe neatest and best equipped of any Oloomor "No,” replied Miss Cayenne; For Solo—A pretty Florida home on "he aeema to lose nil Intereet when Silver Luke ,C. F. WilIiaut4,-\Box 923 ' Park Avenue . Postor m#t he had seen during Ida travels. ther* la no pnasihlllty of hts loiters b a ' SaTfidrd Kin , w phone 201. 33-li George LcMar the veteran showman lng road bo a Jury " Wanted—FjOr term of year«; ;tiil 8 —--------- . •. 1 111 “ r • expects to winter here and It anxious to .*■ / <’ "A , ■cent, *3.500 fin first mortgage. Paying _ - W HeroWi open the seasoo yrlth his aggregation of »• cafe propefty. Address "M." Early Type of L*rt*r*,* \ world wonder« some time In March. Tbk typo of. letter* In etelrfy tnanu- Sanford. • : ' -F ’ For Sale—House and two scrlpta was tho anmo aa that of those Geo. i. a greatSanford booster and while tea, iand l-nurel Ave. Any reasonable terms, sue other cities £ k defitoas of securing this used on the earlier metal plate* 37-Jtp openlng he will make Sanford head- wax tablet*. AB Jettera were cap ital*' A. Dcrb»,302, Park Ave,! , For rfint—Pleasantly situki^d room* HO Minuscule, or smalL loitering, a* op­ Quarter*. posed to the mnjuacul*. was Invented French Ave. West, 2 rulnut« walk from depot,.., * , Cl , Z l'c * { M- nelacher. the well known cumml*- In the seventh century. tW . it'-1 Lo*r-MJetwecn Jno. M. Lord’s and $ate‘ on man who formerly lived at Ihp 'Fair* ' ' - >, , T*rd on Jan. 9th. 1912, a" Iodic*’ brirnd.\*i What F*ar Old. y ew Hou,, on ruat atroet, has removed . tdoqveoat. Finder please return (A Joo, Jcux 44.:Lord or the Herald office rand Aiceive ' A wealthy man in Naw 4okk co«B> with this ■'-^rifety Mr* Cckfy V ^ 'oppodte to reward., Jno. M. Lord. J7-8c ( «;• a H Ctfibpell’s, He can bo reached mlltsd'-aulcldo when hU ' doctor told'■ fptintnin pent jlts t of the tnoat suitable Uacts of lifted ,lm* b* Pboo«- Mr, Fleischer H him «ft* bad appendicitis' A post mqiS stick 'it itjto yottr pocket do. near the beautiful Indian River, 'tern revealed that he did ndfr. fiafe Ittiln •trictly a cam buyer. 37-lt I* want good any way it happens to go. t o f svtl * w woras tban ths^j now open for aale. -U S land, pretty acenery, health and comfort, v i!r v. * j r* “r m#ney f#r th® ° f “ t orll Ttseir. (Prwv. Hip by, O ne little tw ist m akes it leak* do not let this offer slip by. i Write to J. Vlalat Brand Sale. N. P. YoWefL j r " 'J " 1 * 1 ■;-------F. Sundell Loko Mary, Fla. \ 37-Btp T|,,. j ' EiJlkt, ink-Ugh I, A111- TIGHT. New good* arriving at W. WT. Longa . ‘ A Olrl'a Vsraatlllty. v M* ,'4A’ For Sale—Duroc Jersey hogs. Ohio Thor^ Cheery,--give him . calL V * X glrPa veraatllUy Is such that ah*’l, oughbrqd stock. Florida raised. F. M, •’ QpHtfeHli and see how th e -little t\vtst will telephone the aoclety editor eorftk Alien, Bdk 472, New Smyrna,. Fla. 37-2tji corlt!»' it up nnd how quickly " fills ilself. Bring yow old Urea to Item about, b en elf end than be sur. Wanted—Forty extra salesmen and A Garage Co. for vulcanizing, fri prlged alfttost N to death when she fpea salesladies for the big .Order of the Court Ship y*ur produce to G. W. Ji Li In Lb* pap#r nart thonUng.—pftio Sale of the John K. Mettlteter nock. Ap­ ply it once to the msasgoi, 37-lt Btata Wfifothemfoe SHAKES WALK EASY" W ANTS 6 Clothier and Men’s Furnisher FOR. j|Men s W ork Shoesl $2.00 $3.00 E. G. DUCKWORTH limit i There is no wrong end up wlth.an No Worry PicLAULLN r.- - Æ �‘ lO W Ci ■ Mondajr and Tuesd 15th and 16th. A FO R D , F L A . placed in the hands of tffiA m en A t^nta, G a. the.Sotilhs most daring Frice-M a sell it out shck and clean lock, stock atid barrel g o f D ry G o o d s, T a ilo r ^ n a d e N o tio n s , C o a t rS ’ TIM E S u its , for TLc best die land affords at about tnc price of a song. It will pay you to borrow the money, as there never has been such a saving opportunity since the dawn of dav. C lo th in g , S k ir ts , i M illii w h a tev er Wishing to Close Out His Business if Pnscihln ; 1mnidi J tT CT ary *? a t ,ODCC redu« tis mamm e riS Ì s Z Ì ^Sales T C^ dk* ° neilalf Present mencan ¡Special Company now inits charge of g i« ^ Broldest, G n m d « , k L , U .p ^ t S k E v e n t m •i i P e v er J K b f a s s t e t * * h e ld C H Lj r .». » i .......... ending .,..... J Standard Outing Flannel, desirable patterns, daini colors. 10c quality. Ct price, t o yards for Cotton Checks andTlaids s p e o u l q u a lit y and. weight fast color soft -iim s h e tf the first ten lady customers cntemift our store after 9 o’clock! Wednesday morning. Janu ary 17th ■we will give a ten-ynrd dress put tern o t W e h floods io . . O rd er n t r L 9 SATURDAY, ^poo l T h r e a d poriewt fin ish e d . fu ll 200 * " r t s « n spooL O n lc r of th e o w iu r t b ah - p rice per -q*»o| C .C T e n c e n t q u a lit y i ’c u rl B u tto n s . O r o 5? . ^ Joy h Court S a le price ._ t)C f a l l b ! c Vt t,>? 1» h e a v y c o t t o n H u c k > Towel«, colored lMWdcr, Mtfrla to M il .wir-u o m ra innry patterns, detached . niTs insik-ht (.. v ii nt 50c euch i n Onh-r oi Court S.,|e prue. each l"C 57 the Court Sole price *3 10 yds for C 36-inch and Cambric, soft Bn; t ,'lflhed _____ ■ ° rder of the 'co u rt Sale .? ; Ten yards ( qc? ^ • Unbleached - S b e e t i *W v L -i. todlfiS T*WA w i’ II wnvpn. w ovea Brojrn I ■ Domeajlc, 7 c r a h ? C b m » - S i t e pnee. Ten yards fo r. . . . j* _ 44 77 cc l 1 * 1 * .. r f e * T“ " 1 » " t e “ ft finished - ™ 80 yaId O r T ^ C o n r , Sale pnCe. Ten g 3 c E^ B m i i a n U n « , silk finished in black --------and t» to s . 6 0 and 7Sc vnl Order o f the Court Sale price?!S 3 9 r I eyd-OUC I 1Amoske°fJ dress Ginghams. C beaudftil new fabrics, pretty pattern s Actual value 1 5 c yard. Order of rr#» the Court S a if price 10 yards/or 7 9 c Order o f the S u i t Sale price Men s $1.75 Coat Sweaters . tty full size. Order of tl z'“ &ile price......... i•v i e sr ’ ' k.— , hose. fast black high «mlir-rd h e e l double sole. paritively worth n ° ^ o f <ke | 9 c i i 50 ,p airof Coun Sale for 9 c La^ 1“ 35c Hose special quality, lustre o £ w df° Kb,epSO,e’ heel aDd toe’ I Q Order of the Court Sale p m » . . , Whi f Handkerchiefs w n ih 7hemri?ed^ L‘°nled bonier. 0 worth 7 c each. Court Sale price . ¿ C « S fc ^ iJr “ ‘rajen g th ! linen fh i? ? a° d toe- ^ c r of o n ^ e Court Sale price, pair ¿u C m's Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, plain and fancy bonlered, best 12!4c n values. Order of Qiurt Sale each 6 c 19c V,“ “ anJd Drawn. Jersey Ribbed fleece bned. double seams, pearl bm° £2? - i ° ? u l.ely worth 70^ the su it h t SuSi^eDde? ; f;,Ih y web la t h e r tabs 10c values O rd er of th e Coun j in NOTIONS a q -----‘ - I f - r*i»p— Jot Elastic Seam S criv e » Pi!J?w ,<^ ses’ »Pedal quality, fu] bleached, actual value 20c e a d Court Sale p r ic e ........................... blackr brown and gray Sheets, size 81x90 hemmed ready for use. worth 75ceach. Salepric, 88c Stetson grade Hats for men. By C 'k i n order of Court Sale price 0 ^ .1 9 Ladies Coat Sweaters, white, red and colors Positively worth $1 50 n o each. Order of the Court pnee ° 8 8 c Onldren s heavy- fleet» lined, ribbed Un­ derwear. wonh 50c the suit. Sale I n pnee per garment | pnco............ .......... 88c fandesmade worth up to to 250L O r d e r o f l Q O oi the court sale price per pair 1 . 8 8 M ens 3 ^ 0 Pants. Order of the o O O ccurt sale price............... .......... 2.88 1.19 1.4o CLOTHING TOR MEN AND BOYS Men's Suits; $8 values, fanev r» bed spreads “ arMllle5 IwttemH, extr large, hemmed ready for use 31 value; Coun sale price....... o 9 < Ladies Tailormade Skirts of all wool t t y5nLn^ h iP * fonj• Worlb 5 6 3 0 To S8.50 each. {B y order of the tfiq i r x T H IS M EAN S A SAVING fabrioL well a ctu a} o values * . and 2 0 0 a pair; court sale n Table lin e n , full bleached. 56 in wide 35c value. Court Sale price _ _ 5.00 Trousers for men. Order nf a Satin finished Damask C~ 60 *inches wide. | H » court sale price:.............. ... 3 . 1 9 beautiful patterns. 75c value* Boy's Suits, sizes up to 13 years, fine Dure By order of the C o u rt___ 4 worateds and fancy mixed f a b r i c s , ^ • ^ .H y tailored. Positively worth 1 -i o U D I t S f HATS 2 3 0 each. Court sale price....... Un trim died shapes; positively o n ^riM o n Sv ^ IatC!£By “order 011 of 311(1■*mateworth 73ceach , cotift sale price ¿ V C nal. fii3.00 values. A0 Ladies trimmed street and dress Hatsthe court sale price ............... values up to $3 each. By the n o Boy's Knee Pants, fancy mixed fabrics order of the court ... 9 8 c and hard finished worsteds 35c -i n values. Court sale price, pair .. 1 9 C LADIES’ TAILORED SKIRTS, COATS WAISTS AND MILLINERY uttons. perfect finish, worth Order of the Court Sale p pins, full pointed, dozen o q w ith b ra id In ( h l a special qual- By ^ , S j y ?Sale , forpnee men* 75c val“ « Court p air................ u a Wui?l i Q ** P,aia and mercerized Madras. R e » Flaxon an«l PoplirT p S .lively worth 2 5 c and 30c yard 1 Q Court Sale price lo P r S S S i '^ i S S •Ted’ ^ n* b,ue and V. c lo th o r p lu s h , Grauine ” Z L Und.eT ‘a r- hwiv-y fleece lined Slurts only, bought to sell a t 75c i n ' the Suit. Court Sale price each 1 9 C 44r S ^ ? ! I S8,9 ood5’ Pitre wool f a b iW H em ^ttas and fancy m ix- run frupi S5.0G to rt S a le price each Co* * 5t»--*h« celebrated R. and i Warner's and W. B. m akes o f I 7^ and $ 1.00 values. B y ordei o f . the Court e a c h . . . . . . ^ Mcti’s heavy Knit Coat S ooceuch. Order of 0 k *' Sale price................... uC JAN. 27 *• of Melton. Beaver, and As' :hs. all well tailored, values M i n s t in e i r e a s S h i r t s , t h e n e w s t r ip e » a iK l iM ittlrx in . c*uiTa u c u c h e t j o r dot a c b e d , S I vi»l u r O r d e r o f tlv e g~~q Jc ftill yard wide, sol quality •blenching ac VaJue 10c y^uxL Order jpf p nr I I to , p i in- Double Blankets, special size and quality, colored border, price 48( Comforts, extra size and weight. Posi jo _______________ TO YO U T H A T W IL L never be fo r g o tten ger for fair dealing, and his long record of 17 years of hn kl [gerations have b e e n ' j , years oi Honorable own prices for rhe S ai^ n° ne ^ permitted bF Mr. A S I D E FROIW THE HIGH QUALITY TH E AMERICAN nc Supreme M a s t e r Movement in Underpriced Merchandising. W H A T E V E R I T W ,L L B R IN fc T H E Sfcarnandisc offered, Rue is almost a trag- a s far a.t prices go. Profits Vanish Like WEDNESDAY, JAN. I7 wanteT Th e Y ellow Sign ^ SAN FO R D , FLO R ID A 1 2* :*'-hlR* ,V \ ■*: ^ Â■. • r é * ? ! ) M J.i»J t. .*|• | «^,v%-. 4 :k à k ' , • m 1 -- ~ J ' - Th e Yellow Sign aT once �ft — í* MHHWf * , K ,' •’ *. THE SANFORD HERALD to build a larger city, more houses THE SANFORD HERALD pects and a better business. One of the first EsMJshsd t r t r r T u « J « r « « l F r M . , M o rn ta i B y INC HERALD PRINTING COMPANY It J. H our. I nitor W. M. IMYNCS, Bu tin*» MtntACr •ubtorlplltn Prise. *2 00 • Year In Advance Delivered La lb* CUr br carrier *2.00 per rear •deano* or 20c per month. Firmanti In ad» ano* muai b* mad* al nOce. Entersd aa twood-cUa* mad matter Antuai 22nd 1*08, at the Fmtafflo* at Sanford, riorlda. and« Act of March 3rd. 1BT9. OBloa to Harald BaUdlnj Téléphona H ol U S Sanford on Feb. 14th. Everybody pull for a good country dub. Sanford Is the beat trading centre in Florida. Surprising how a little rain will give everybody the dumps. Sanford must have a good exhibit nt the Orange county (air. • Enterprise knocked out the Arcadia Champion last week In one round. County division teems to be wonying some of our county contemporaries.. Mayor Spencer la dishing out Juilice at mayor's court like a supreme court Judge. * / -'The new dty council Is getting down to business and a general house deaning will result. * ' County politics ought to warm up some In a few weeks and announcements are tn order. The crop promises to be very large this year. Dante's Inferno at the Imperial yester­ day gave (he people a chance to see what hell la really like, although it was rather tame compared to what some of then» may expect. O E IlO C t IH C R to the growers T}te advice of The HeraldI to about getting together on thtHSK&a ___ 1. ■'C.,:‘7T marketing the early celery crop la being heeded and the majority of the growers are heartily endorsing the plan. A careful compilation of the celery crop disclose* the fact of Sanford's supremacy In the early crop nnd there it no need u> lake any old price offered , when you hokl the key to like situation. The situation is right for a get to­ gether movement and now is the time for action before the crop starts mov­ ing. h » LUMBER needs'then of Sanford It to attract the van guard to the d ty and to attract you must of a certainty offer pleasures and diversions. A country dub could be organized bore this season with a yacht dub as an adjunct for at no place upon tbe mop there a dty that can oiler tbe sportsman •o much In the way of bunting and fish­ ing and boating ag Sanford and yet how many know of lit •The country dub would at once attract and form a nucleus around which the larger body of visitors would collect and soon they would come almost without tho asking.. Every day the Herald office entertains a dozen or more visitors who have no place to even tit down and rest nnd read the paper». If a suitable place were pro­ vided at once many a visitor would be­ come imbued with the good fellowship and hospitality of our dty, tell about It and new residents would be the result. Not a reading room, not a place to rest, not*a soul to engnge In conversation and yet you expect the stranger to like your dty. Our vital need now is the open door policy of making more friends and making more residents and a •small amount of money nnd a small amount of push and energy will get us a library building first nnd a country club next and then for thoniands of tourists every year. Boy Scouts at Orlando Messrs, Summers and Waldron recent­ ly took a trip to Orlando and completed preliminary arrangements for taking. the Sanford boy scouts to the County fair. Secretary O'Neal promised that the fair authorities will supply needed tents, wood, and water, alto free admlstnn to the grounds. The boys will be required to furnish their own personal equipment consisting of blanket, knife, fork, j ; poon, plate, also food while away and railroad fare. The boys will leave Sanford by the afternoon train on Thursday Feb. 1st. Getting off at Winter Park, they will be met by the boy scouts of that place and all will then hike the rest of the way to Orlando. The scouts remain In camp untl* Satun:,*lr nlAht. thus giving two full ^ upon ?• ftrou"d#' MOULDING LATHS D y a l-U p c h u r c h S H IN 0 L E 6 B u ild in g , J a c k s o n v ille , F lo r id a Our stock is W.ell Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low. cannot furnish our stock write us for prices. Mission Study Circle Notwithstanding tbe inclement weather, quite a fair representation of the study circle were present Thursday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Albert Sclgh; who cntenalned the circle this month. Mrs. H. V. Perry, third vice president, of tbe Missionary Society presided. After short devotional exercises, Mrs. Perry requested Mrs. W, H. Williams to reed for tbe Information of the ladlea, the flrit chapter, of the *in Coming Millions," by Howard B. Gone, the study of which, will be taken up by the circle, dealing as It does, with the Home Mission problem. Mrs. H. H. Chappell, president of the Mis­ sionary society, suggested that the meet­ ings of the society, be changed to the sec­ ond and fourth Tuesdays, nnd that of the study circle, the third Tuesday. The change was made, ns the suggestion met with the approval of the todies of the so dety Who were present After a short Informal dUcusaoln on the chapter of the book read the meeting was turned over to Mrs. Sclgh. end her committee; who served delldous cake and coffee. The ladles were pleated to hnve with them, three visitors As It was growing late, Uto drde adjourned until the third Tuesday, In February. 'PwTTtrf the time will be takon up In {laying baseball. One game has already been arranged with the Winter Park boys, and It Is Itoped that tbe Orlando boys will be sufficiently well organized to put up a game. Last week Thursday both troops of tbe Sanford boys met together nnd eLectedCharlle Pier a* the Sanford captain. A. game was played lost Saturday between Arrival and Departure of Trains . the two .troops, resulting in a score of if» F , * X nine to seven for troop one. Neither NOItTVt BOUND ****** club wns fully manned with Its best No. 82 Ar 1.25 a iu Lv, 1.35 h m players. There will be another practice No. 84 “ 11.03 a in “ ll.lja m GET READY TOR THE EAIR game next Saturday afternoon In Holden No. 80 “ 2.35 p ni ” 2.55 p in The Grunge County Fair la only a few Park ut 2:30. * No. 28 " 11.00 |i m week^ off ami it behooves our people 10 ■muni uoiiNO be up anti doing If Sanford 1» to liuve on In M r m o r i o m N». 83 Lv 2.1Í6 a m Ar 2.18 u m exhibit worthy of the name. Our section After u lingering illness of several No. 89 “ 2.25 p tn " 2.05 p m hat the horses and cattle, chickens and months, Mr. C. A. Hawkins {tossed peace­ " 6 jU5 p m " 6.25 p m No. 85 hogs, vegetables and fruits and monufully to rest Sunday night at the suburban No. 29 fat lured products to make one of the “ MO a m homo of his brotlier. Mr. T. L Hawkins. BRANCH UNES grandest tlllplay 1 at the fair but we must He leaves a devoted father and mother. Trilby A St. Petersburg—No. 25, Ar. t.Ol prepare for it now. The communities are Mr. and Mrs. J . M. Hawkins; one sister. at work and they will need money ond p. m. No. 24. i^v. 2.15 p m. Miss Annie Hawkins, and one brother. Leesburg—No. 21, Ar. 11.28 a. m. Noand donations of vegetables and fruits Mr. T. I. Hawkins, all of whom were with If you cun give anything toward the ex­ 22. Lv. 6.15 p. m. him at the time of his death. He was Oveida—Ar. 10.30 a. in. Lv. 3.00 p. m. position that mentis »0 much for Sanford, always a dutiful, devoted son ami an af­ give it with (lie idea Unit our exhibit fectionate brother, ond in their loss the There are Two hlhds of Chill Ionic should be the best on the grounds— an 1> 1 -— family have the most sincere sympathy exhibit worthy to reprpaent the greatest PLANKS AND OTHERS of their many friends. ; ' •t vegetable section In the world. Unless Mr. Hawkins was born in Oglethorpe Tjte old reliable Plank* •Chill Tonic is Sanford can have a Am class display in county. Go., April 30, 1*73. He spent Guaranteed to drive out Malaria, to cure every (aspect ‘twerebetter to have nono most or his life In Commerce, where far Chills, Fever, Colds and Grip, your money at nil. " r ib ,,several years he was engaged in the back’ If it dqes not. 25c and 50c per newspaper business anti where he leaves bottle. Afk your Druggist. CHOOSING OUR PRESIDENT -fri-tf Public opinion It growing stronger up­ numerous friends, by, whom he will be Although the foreign' press lias con­ on the idea of the people cltooting the sadly rnissad. Presidential candidate. The Miami Me­ Since Coming to Sanford, where he has demned the view of 'President Taft and tropolis plainly states the case In the fol­ spent-several winters he hat made many Secretary Stltnpaon that American ship­ lowing: friends, and by bli many noble traits of ping using the Panama canal should be i* . ^ “A week from today, Tuesday, Ja n ­ character has endeared himself to tbe relieved of tolls, no protest has been filed. The legislation necessary to fix tells and uary ICih the Democratic State Commit!- hearts of all who knew him. , ..bis will meet In Jacksonville and transact During his Illness be bore his suffering to affirm tbe free use of the Waterway by i business of immense Importance for (he with Christian fortitude, never complain American shipping will be Introduce;) by * , *■ /' people of Florida. If they honor tl>e ing even to those -most dear to him. He Col. Goethala. Withes of the rank and file of the state's died at peace with God And the world. democracy, they will arrange f6r tike hold­ '“Ukts’ofle ifhp wrap# the draperies of his Presumably. 1 . -ing of ■ presidential primary, giving tbe couch about him and lies down to pleas­ Plus IX. wu' not Without s' certain people tike right to uke port In the nat­ ant dreams" £ . *«n*e of hjimor. .OpT'day, whl,# 1,1 ional Issues which are dally coming near­ The father^And brother ' accompanied tin* for his portral* to Hotly. er to tha happiness of the everyday man. the remains ts Commerce, Ga.,' where the palntqr, «peaking of a monk who bad In five or six states, laws have been funeral took place from the Apple Valley Jhfl the church and married, ,h* ob­ i , served. not without mollcs: "Ho bos • enacted making the presidential primary Baptist church. *-■ token hla punishment Into bis own a fixed institution In their government hands.'*' rf and through out the couutry, the people Pa Ousln**k College 'V , axe awakening to the fact tha| rt«y can­ °®iuF this few business train-; not really be seLf-govcn.ing unless they log colleges lA America owning Its bulldInoperative Adage. 'Politics makes strange bedfellows." are given tbe privilege of participating in snd 11A lusty ely (or college and sgld the ready-made philosopher. "Not tba'naming of tbs candidates upon whom Every department out our way," rejoined Senator Sor#‘ they are Ui vote. It la only just that the office style. Over hum. "When a man get« Into polities p er ludlvlduai citizen should be given the opvisible typewriter* for there be doesn't have time to sleep." portunlty to express hla choice betwocn ' v--* enmanshlp, practical book* candidates Id; hit own party quite as simplest ond briefest shortDickens' Rest Home. ' > much aa betweeh tbe 'candidate* of tb by expert*. Six hundred For 14 yean Dlckena made Broadrepublican and democratic parties." ‘ ® the past year. More positions SUlr* hto principal, slimmer horns to thlSrcellege can fill. Winter England. London alone held a superior ’£ = = = = = = = ro> iMcvAairoia term begin* first week in January,’ t i n . place to bis affeqttoiM. felt his Sanford wants me»« tourist*, Catalogue and 3iher literature free! L. powers at their amplost toksn be was at la beoomlnj apparent to tbe man the UtUt channel cosit town. M. Hatton, Presided „ JJ-tf • -v - , *■?: i * v * Y —iY : If your dealer im m M w w t u r i' DISTRIBUTORS FORI Mehlin Steinway &. Sons Mathushek Behr Bros. Story & Clark “Crown” Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros, and Fischer A NO S AND The A u t o p ia n o ! - ■ Something New In Stoves For years the Inventive genius hat been busy with a gasoline or kerosene stove that would take the plaoe of gas arid he more economical. The happy medium has been found in tbe Dotroit stove (hot burns cither gasoline or oil. has no wicks, is e perfect combustion, absolutely safe, has no smoke, no odor, and is simple and durable. In fact the Detroit seeukt to have combined all tho best femmes the ifns ■stove with tike economical fcal oil stove. The wickless burner is a lung step In die right direction nnd eliminates the troubles formerly experienced with lamp wicks. The Detroit is a great fuel saver, and Is most hnndsotn* In design. See them ’ demonstrated In the store of Williams i Miltecr. . . . t -V January 12. 1912 -— ■ — H* — m, Ml Scnd fo r C a t a l o g u e s , Prlces and T c r m s *' •a* John A. 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Drlivrrira c n .b e made immediate),. ‘ ' we MANUFACTURE THE CORRECT j; POTATO ;I '«»K P M D B N T RATI LIZ Bit COMPANY. j . E. PACE, A gen t FERTILIZER d Jacksonville, rio rlJ . S an ford . Florida S P E N C E R’ S B A K E R Y Only exclusive baker in the/city. All mixing done »with latest improved Sani­ tary machinery. , ... - y f ‘■ J i i S p e n c e r ’s u SPECIA L Bread handled class grocers. ORDERS E4LLED b y all f ir st- ' PRO M PTLY V We Make Everything Known to the Trade PHONE 106. NO. I l l PARK A V E N I/ e . ivea tards See The Herald ■ . . . i* �riir s\Nf orni nr um n remiiTnptl*TjntìÌ8tor>><-i ' i H tu rio a som e " ! t up. would hu»*- f ». PURELY. P E R SO N A ! Lity Vanity “Tfllr While |t«w CekO the Golden Hours— Aw j > Social Gossip Urlili* Party \ftlC- M. von» wo* the gracious host?. — 0f odeli«hlful bridge |wrty In the ten —m WfdtH‘* ,n> ufternoun. Three table» ■ibridi® wctr l,l*y**t* Mrs.W. D -Holden - a ihe first prise, n humlsomo bridge Itili booby priie. ’’ A lu e ," a Chl- .Mlove story was received by Mrs. R. S. IttVar. Afa r the card*, delicious chicken i^lgd, siiti’l * n'ties. olives uud coflee were ppffd. Vegetable Growers! % 6 fio.. ' H r if in te r e s t C o n c e rn in g ercd the remain« ..r mi n¡ lion—mul In* wmiM ii. u' iii' S o cie ty P eop le. The abiuraci ^t , . o th e tow ¡mito w.-t%j<. i division» and mii .>11 a th a t th e re tv a* jtt . n big i i'll! « ■',» ■ W h a t hopea « ) 1 d isa p p o in tm e n t* i i n 11 >| o tow n durlriK U h .■ x t h•. i . Hut Slittilo» a pn i T h e Biatlon has hooii m o , ea c h tim e hein»; ta k e n u,.-t i hltlffa, and th« hnurte-i of tin to w n tumbled down or .. th e iaht one dlxup] i ,n it,.- .. ago. BANNER CROPS nr I Inil<l i ari* medi' ’ iti n a \i i b re n i. ( l ' a l e I lit. inibii i t i 11 i,c t i u th r g r o u / r M.i) it n g. i m it. x l. s I ■ BOY CHAMPION CORN GROWER GAU Al OIR LOCAL WARFHOLSE E b er K im b ro u g h of Tail.ii, -..i (, R a ises 22b O osh els an A c e Cost of 19 C ents. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co jlrt- Vorce’s guests were Mesdatnes ,l**i ■'' • «•-««l.âi I« » I 1m* , Díruihighau», Ain.— Lid of iti y e a r s , j rt'liiTtfl untati)tur «'«Rf o f Mu» Imwol, í ■K«tor, liiighrd, Holden. McLaughlin. ‘ ♦ -»liil niit B^jyjlnni'ton. Driver. Lidie, Carjenler. K b e r A. K im b ro u g h , r e d d i n g nn M« Mi«» i nvisi* .tnltiif «• I ' father'» farm In Tullapnmi.i . rv. iMi; t*» t*« T*r»’ Sii* « in unir,*! 1 jmiih and Prather. Mesdame* Taylor. A la b a m a , lina Jutit « m i ihn d U itu. iloti \ Ufiir*'ti-’ m il |)i«*i(lhv ■ » 'f % • i tir*i*t*r> Dtfi* Footer. Johnson. Mnpies an d Mrs o f b ein g tile >h.impioti noni g r o w - r I u BsrtH-* Joined the party fo r ie fr e s h - Of tilt! « orili tuoi l a p i l l i .-.1 ' Vi .< ed prison T b « ( V i lli n i ,.f li |; Mi» Prindon tnt*rtsln» com patì) •.rr• i 1 i . . . .i i .............. TliOTSiin» altPinoon was mudo v e i y de- nnd a tr ip lo \\ ' • i p i , ” -, 1 Üblful lar le* tiucíts by Mrs. II W. Hern- pilla. N o « \ ■ 11. \ , 11 i J dt., tíLlNU GlftL gan. stbo wav thu clinrming h u s t e u of n r n g o nini S' I / . 1 ■ . ■ > i , >t .i besúliful gift Ixi'lge parí y. The tomu» lille* « Ilo y wtre Uvirftill) d c o r a ie d wil i grc. rrflni-» Ih.- ai !.. V oiiiif l\ : i « I • .. 4 * wilh yeito*« l l a w t s The color sehotíw d u lcí mit.. *: •i. . . , . i_, , .it Vts «hile Biiil j.-llnw and wub carrtod ili 5LI Jult.i il Ilio Uui, i .o'i 1-1(1 pi “raf 11. \it. i TTnT ü lo sil ihe Q c ú f ü s i m of ttis Rnniea. T a ll a p o o s a county at th " »iiggi'Hltau ' vj sluf n*i in ip.'iab le d ■ Si* isblet of bridgo were played. Tin.1 o f Prof. I. S’ Utim an t i . i i*r It'ii I .■brlilti'ii^. i... *, 11 .. sujnriiy of thr pluycrs rcceived gills. A s turai dopatimeli* ..i if,.- \ ,ti:in,n (y h progie*Mni¡ couplo le/t thelr table P o l y t e c h n i c [nmli ,i * .mg* « ..u t to i î on ;■ tbey wem t” -» Iwautlfully dccornled w ork lo in il.* i bjoth, (»m lr .1 nver by Mis. I). L coni T tiero In i n . ..... •• ! n. ¡i. . ■j * Tfcrathff. whcp* a wheel of forinnu w.is (Leed on s (ahí’* mvpi wlnch w a s i ih e a u * record ilio* ■ . •tumi Mr> tifú! poml la p aer. wllli ycllnrf tliiwrr* Sonili i .i i ereil Heil i* i Muore gfi i hui II . ■ ■ «• • » Im i . m s K used oui . . . i . . i i ,,i Jy cents a h ’ F A V O R W O M A N CO O K S A I i 'I k n I tir tn rm ul.is h a v e 1 "V t i lv iii 'r l Itif* o r e t l a o f t o > a i (I tv t.lc C lll- \P - * JACKSONVILLE, FLA.. rooLPtc tAnm B elter ¡trepare f o n i m i in 'll*') t~i!| t o n i ) Il . a d va n c e It w ill come «ani lln m Aiiödl VV )l..| /V... H SFA E xp erim ent -M eets W 1 Pa : i'lln I*r b een in« \ cgsida. Un - eil un. i *‘i-B1 nf a Pie tnf III Ii|n pian.. .. bridgi Ica w,.t . i|.i\eil hy several whn camé In afu-r il., en i. heller h tl Hcrad'i.i « mi ilt-d guests ve.¡re Mefciimr* Ih mu l'h.ise. Holly, Murks. DnvfT,1íani¡.a_i) I Cnrpenter. Miller Nrsmaii, Lh is, .S- .h Wnitner. Iti ad j . fffLm{hliii rtr'nciv -i. K -i’lv , h ' r l b ^ M r v . 1-, Pspwooh; div-r I ivilid-F ^ fl i ii i h i ‘ ^tatjb- S(*/• i' i , i,,rtiir. ffoword lire kept in !.'*<> H A S V A N IS H E D •imìwfvMf» lit. .1 prntvf butt *■ ft on • . t n U SC 'V I VC’ S nnd pni*nenu. t « ■ I. I kmIIhMi il v M- Ilit » t e l i t i • fot ee ¡it e 1i.li . mop it • ’ Spa1>uw • f ‘ j iti t i n n . 11 f t »IIil li»-. . e e u t ed L pv.iivi -t* i tfC.hnnio-/laid ut in*-.. ... i \ iun t P ra lfii Krrhola pf ih«* if. .uttnit n i •• d-« . partment btlllivoa t•••v u v r«. ;• .p iblfi rid tunny il re-" - ' '• V .« - *i»*5yr.n;, itiir ^ l i h l t j V(^lrcle Ith «lfk # ly* it> un vioriti' urV U»« *■of Issit A -¡i-.m towns t tin I were led «lit ptri ti11pee of th e ir ho­ llas (ifiar* i lee. R im r |ih o d ';fo r .11» *r/*i •' U'M W en; th e fiig tJ>f lht*e in * a * to be w ritten , it W b<* k »ipty of. great Intereal, would.ti..11*, u very lilrge hook, wjpily E W Siiyder has pur ■W Ut* itto of uno of then« downs, l.eavenwoilh, hut Biajly Lla it “ >'n fator rear*.dew ien u wl into : t0* n ’ TbU Ialiti Mr. Snyder V from-W, H. Hiirt of Itogor*. ‘ Mr iBnyiter nlrenily ow n ed a J !*•'* uf land adjoining HltOi J^nd kunt.d this tract to Hanaro J taad fp. already owned. • il«, aj the town U n e a r ly oie «•.ine R)an. lco -j,|ftnt , n,j (t ), the* nid f^n-y funded nate ^7* " ,foru ibe terminal bridge "It in haiklng over Iho oJ>*• ir Hpiib-r iound qjjii th* town S i i ' indi that It WAS, Utpbll Uiub -tow ir 1n M 'l Karl . Li|t: ini *• ,n dun UlrkrtllA- -k’a n. ^ ’•*vro but ide. show" * *^' ' ■feM * ■ w** 'h*1 land XBB .TiUuBblo oyor K ? ” (.°w*** tb^*Biatlon òf the u T C " ^ I r w f d . a f te r w a r d tho i ’* ? !7 “o:i Ry* i rallrond. wi , t o r e i ' f l i ® o r * S5 4,i fe* * * Dbo' * B H Pron nt one tlBiw. ¿W0 .tor; •** p». 'P iiive-dliiu! “ n j of tha bittnlog of (J.- '•>' - M t; telisi obiirrh Itere* •li*■ u r¡ .j -■ '■ •* (Hni lite lilure B in i' 1 In '■ I* UtuJer lit** elite-* ^ JP* ’ id t h e b ird s (tiek '" l ii'i* i- * htteel uud • .1 > 'I 1 1 « hero they lie«,.'io. -i d .i . > v to (he e tri« PULITZER NEARLY LOSES OUT Carefully P r e p a r e d S p e e c h C am e N e a r Not D elno D e l i v e r e d — 8t. Lout* PARDON M e m b e r C o m e s to Rescue Mucipi. M O '-M ttJ II 11 P v h i i n -if i f iicop V n a ty m e n ih e r of th« Htat« ( ‘OdBiltutiiivcil ciin) enl hni at J«-IT» t-Mir. C l m lu 1875 unit t I i i ) id l et d ay rein teil thin iltieedoiit of tli»i la te .foK'-plf f'u lir s c r on th a t oecaaton * ".Mr. Pullfr.vr and m y . e l f « e r u I wo tumi f;I'of iho .y o u n g e r m ein hcr« <d IhnJ not ii fr a n i i r*-« able oonrMitlon 1 !« « a « iitlmyd for ■ ’V.V¡k " * ’ 1 u big s p v e l ) rot aijm e ptijni-nSjr Hintlor, but. « h e n hi» Wijm cam e It h ut m ound th a t Mr! P n l l i r ^ r «un not In Hie ' 'it a * * J* Î* a t'»(‘ p A m i' T h e Hubjopt un whfr-b b* had- iTm -1 fcrtj/lod h im self wait tuk^n up. fmeaed W a lk ti.»-' ’ * '1 • i it.- f 'l n n v f l V Q|| .«Dll l l l f -eortijl llllo o p t m .... le d l<* in liti 1,11 Em • -, hI ii.'Hj fiiiit/t :d t b jr t(U*lno?« p t c r c i i l l y Mr P n lllx e r .So J ,ii « ' e n ) v i t * nt: • U N C L E EZRA GpftiO In mmieiyhiit oul or.bH'lHlt and Mtijliuad m Ili at . h *4 fad'-dj, hdBOn flrfiu; • ff.'iju ? PPt’ eeh lie had ! ’ nid f.” fiiwinl V j i i V l f • !’ Initti Si loll'd '•fr./-u ili., l A p i i t t.iV.tUdger h u t to BtoTbd U|r*<h4n he « " » llile rrn p lc d by I Uhl griiatly dlutimri’K* 1 WaJH ftt'gito B^imev1’ * Urn c h aJ rm iiL i v . ■t leiilitlfr Ip«rrjm\ nf lira Inord** ml ator* ‘“ Mr.. PftllU er,' wild th e «ha|rjT)pn. Min«-, loaned him f i v o i sont Urnln •wo Im v* retio^ 'J tTiM BubjMt ii.nd It frd u n d , hl« * d o t.¡ ti - theulijr to ' ‘fli'iii’: ,ru.-n tr y fur fn m o an ' f i t th lrly t l n / y w a s ncted on' w jijj.v .y m t iw e r^ im l ' . d ice r them up " M r. p t i l l u e p Itjiilfoil njoftjpl In .iII b* . Whcti ifYalnerd. » tin l-:ui p f u ip c ie d * ‘ AnyonOr.ivA-th hn’f nn’ o y n kin ffc« majr..- Ho' w n i V r | d o n t t y Btifprl/n'l »« In' thu In »it m u r e hiiMto heard tbut i M r n that Urn B | > « y h ,I l o i l o . c a r o f u l l y W alk »n« s o r t Log u BenIVu ro In Utah, Bf\i'rwaiäH tviiuro ho» ho'ii a tool." pr ep a r ed , bn J b een 8i\innjnrUy> c o o k e d ho ii(ifd.;m d b.*fore th e hoar^ of pnr"Most c v ' r y b u d d y Would llfco l o ’ rer Tfion n m e m b e r fr o m - ^ .U t- o u fir. realT* dcmlt and m^do an on m e a t jil” * for his writ« tho lllb lo to suit h i s p t u l l c ’Iiu; Itig the Bftuatlon, a'd u p ' nnd m o v e d form er hetie/aM or He prntoUed to th a t Mr. P fllltror hoM»1| o « c d to inaX« ÿtvo him en||iloyiju;iil a ' u koo>I bii I- fUHI'IU." hlg Bpeoch.” r , • ry. I.f .•n’>• h i f mu ! id p e n n i e s would»-, r r t ’u ' i '«'e'd bv ti< her than w h u t »•**■ Tell the Truth r i i l c a g o . — •'I R>n't ilo to' y o u r w l f o “ la tbit m axim ' for a h a p p y .m a rita l ìlio laid d o w n by J u d g o . O ooduow a f t e r . o r e r a i y«ar» s e r y l c o on tbo bench o f b» now” ■ -; x:. t "Whl-n .o n t o folk« lyol: Ihn sltuapqiwro lu Iho facd t h o y wmjt to Uou aro uud tbo CorUSr.” ’ PifTigres^team Laundry ; \ , I . l e i i f ï i ll i c at) Gout! Your w ill o c c u p y y o u r e n t ir e tim e w h e n y o u becom e g reg u lar fid v c ftls c r In T I f IS P A P lill. U n le ss y o u h a v e «M sitTlpalhy fo r labor oP this k in d . *1» I«* .fliul w e ’ll' be flin if ffl c u n i c s a i d ‘ ta lk o ■our pnipoMtlun �January 12. tsty PUHTER THAN HEROISM ord or seventeen "hours, Mid two hours faster than the schedules of the Twentieth Century Limited and tbe Pennsylvania Special. „The entire run p a n KN OB O F MIND 0 E T 8 MEN Of 966 miles was made In exactly 907 O U T O F T I Q H T P IN C H E S . minutes, making sn average of 1 08 miles a minute Throughout jthe race Mr. Vanderllp ^M aN fl •uparintandsnt's Story of kept begging the engineer for more ■pood. He received no messages as to ■laotrio Uno Train Dlspatohor his mother's condition enroute and Who Avartad Torrlbla Collision lived In constant fear that death would by Using HI. w its Quickly. beat him to the bedaldd. When the train reached Knglowood "Too may talk about your.baroos, station he Jumped Into s waiting ail braro man and trainmen wboaro tomohlle and started at top speed for not afraid of any* bis mother's home. thing." remarked “Mother?" he 'asked as the door (he division super­ opened. intendent, "but "She died at ton minutes to three,' I'll taka ’em with was the reply—which was the very common s e n s e time the special had pulled Into the and preaenoo of Englewood station. mind. "It's a ticklish proposition some­ DEATHS ON BRITISH ROADS times to determ­ ine Just wbst Is Total Number of Persons Killed In bravery and wbst 1009 Wss 1,002, Compared With Is only reckless' 071 In 1909. ness. It wouldn't make a bit of dif­ A n official r etu rn of th e a c c id e n ts ference oa this di­ and c a su a ltie s on th e v a r io u s roll* vision U n man r o s d s In tbe U nited K in g d o m during "was a bero If bo bad shown be was 1910 has t e e n Issued as a p a r lia m en ­ reckless. We don't care to have the ta r y paper. T h e total n u m b e r of p e r iDare-Devt) Dicks around. Thorns too so n s killed and Injured w a s 1,0«3 and 8,S it,* -resp ec tive ly, a . c om p a re d with dangerous. "But give me tbe man with pres* 971'.-kilted and 7.393 Injured In 1909 T h e p a sse n g e r s killed and Injured once of mind and I'll show you a 'trainman who will get himself out of by a e d d e n ta to train s num bered 33 and 1 ,1 11 , and by n ccldenta from oth er (■ay tight pinch. "I know wbst preseno« of mind c a u s e s 94 And 3,310, w hite th e n um ber Over on an Indiana electric of employes o f c om p a n ie s or c o n t r a c ­ line a couple of years ago one dis­ t o r s killed o r injured by n ccld en ta to patcher happened to possess s brain tr a in s or r d lllo g sto ck, etc., w a s 9 and •—a rare attribute/ you can he sbre. 113, and by k c c ld e n ts from oth er Ona day, after a night at ‘double trick' c a u s e s 874 and 4.005. A s usual, the g r e a te r n u m b er of *—he bad been working without sleep 10 hours or more—ho made s inlstako poople killed In a cc id en ts on r a ilw a y s p a s s e n g e r s nor em ­ "Ha ssnt an east-bound limited out w e r e neither Trespaasers (Including su i­ With orders to meet a west hound !o p lo y e s cal st s certain siding Then he gave c id e s ) a ccounted Tor 142 d ea th s and the local orders to meet the other c a r 136 Injuries, w hile 76 persona w a rs at a siding half s mile west of the killed and 36 Injured p a ssin g over point where the crew of the limited r a i l w a y s at level c rossin g s, nnd 41 expected to pass the west-ho and car p e rso n s on b u siness at s ta tio n s also In addition U> ,t‘ * "Two mlnutep later he readied bin lost their liven foreg oin g , the r a ilw a y C om panies h a v e the local, epeedo with »V fester r e p o tic d to the hoard of trad e the fol­ J-eticb the siding lo w in g a ccid en ts, w hich o c c u rred d u r­ posed was the ing the yea r ended D ec em b er 31, 1DI0 , y s i It happened, the d ispa tcher had indicated different sidings, ea c h at the end of a lr a lg h t track stretch e s d b lc h approached a -icing c u r v e He k n e w ■the collision would occu r on th e curve, at a point w h ere the crew of neither oar could m o the oth er until the tw o trains were so near to g e th e r that an accident could not be preven ted " A t once the d ispa tcher grasped a E telephone, called for the e n gin eer of the nearest power p la n t and had him ■hut ofT the current noth cars sto p ped, Their crows stood Idly by for a tew minutes, e x p e c tin g the current would he turned on at once Whoa they saw th e do lay w as becom ing se­ rious, one man from e s c h of the crows ran b ack to the n earest telephone , Jr 'Ii -' ■ K " W h a t ’s the m utter with the “ Juice?" they a ske d the dispatcher, tbe two c a lls com ing In from thu dll Cerent te le p h o n es at alm ost the sam e instant. 'Jones, the limited Is j u s t around the curve,’ be told the motorman of the local. T h e n he Imparted the some In tellige n ce to the m o t o r man of the fa s te r car. Í "Both realised their close call The aocldent woe. of course, prevented, but the delay must he accounted for to Che superintendent " T h e d ispa tch er was tbe first to re port It, and to explain his u ilstako In ordering the cars to moet at different ■Idlnge. But they didn't 'fire' him He had shown presence of mind. T h e r e ’Wasn't one man In a hundred who would have thought of shutting off the «uirrwnt. Most of them would have o r Oared the wreck train, notified physic­ ians and have permitted the oars to Vo to smash." fc.1T- : VAIN RACE AGAINST DEATH Vsnderilp'e Special to Chicago Made New Reoord but the Qrlm Reap­ er Best It. m I w : . E ■ r H v 8**,. ?* » ^ r -- - 1 .» Few railroad runs have proved more ,thrilling than that participated In by Frank A. Vanderllp, president of the Hstlonal City bank of Nuw York, who during the early part of 1900 started from New York In a vain effort to beet the grim reaper to Chicago, where his aged mother lay dyl^g, spra the Railroad Msgsxlne. .y * When at the point of retiring for the night Hr, Vanderllp recelved^a telegram from hta brother-in-law ita Chicago saying that his mother had, ■- teen proetrsted by a sudden and se­ rious attack of pneumonia. Selling the telephone, H r. Vanderllp notified the New York Central authorities th u he wanted a special made up for him atoaoa. **; in The Vanderllp raoe against death '*W o u ld lira In thh history of railroad­ ing. It establlsbod'tb* fastest time between New York and Chicago, the train reaching the La. Sails street sta­ tion at seven minutes after I o'(Cjock the next afternoon, sixteen hours and New York, almost upon their prem ise s, hut In w hich the m ov em en t of v e h icle s used e x c l u s i v e ­ ly upon railw ay# wan not c on cern ed , n a m e ly GET YOUR MONEY BACK. HAVE YOU SEEN THE If T h le Mtdioine Doe* Net B s tlif s o torily Benefit You. P ra ctisin g ph ysician s m akin g n spe­ c ialty o f stemnch' trouble* i r e really reaponsltite for the formula from w hich fle x sll Dyspepalo Table«» are mode. Wu ha ve simply pro tiled by the exjw-rlence o f expert*. O u r ex p erience w ith Jterall Dy»i>epsln T a b let »¿Jen its 11s to believe them to bo an excellent remedy for the re­ lie f o f acute Indigestion and chronic d y sp e p sia . T h e ir Ingredient» are sooth Ing nnd healing to the Inflamed membrnneit o f the stom ach T h e y a re rich In popalp, «luv-nf th e aceati-Ht d igestive aids k now n to medicine T he relief they nfTord I* almost Immediate. T h e ir use with persistency nnd regu ­ la r ity fo r s slmrl tim e help» l«J bring a lsnit a cessation o f the pain» • nn*«»l by atnmarli ilD on lers. Kexnll |t>H|M‘ pttln Tablet» aid to In sure healthy appetite, aid digestion, and promote nutrition. As evidence o f our sincere faith In ftcxnll Ttyn pepsin T a b lets, w e n»k you to try them a t our rink. If they do not g iv e y o u - e n t i r e satisfactio n, w e will ret u n i you I ho m on ey you paid tig fo r llmm, w ithou t ijue*dlon or fo r m a l­ ity. T h e y com e In three »Ires, prices <• 26 c en ts. Mi cents, and fl.OO Itemeuiher, you euu obtain them only % at our »loro — T h e K c in ll Store. L S, t'llli >t-S A r n D E T R O IT ? 4 The S to v e That U s e s E ith e r G a so lin e t Burns mmv f)¡| * nnd I,t*ss ( <1si•)ine tliíiii n il C O M M IS S IO N 'M E R C H A N T S Perfect ( miilmstion. Pur** lire. Absolutely Safe. No Smoke No Odor. S i mp l e and Durable Absolutely Chicago. III. S oi' tiwkn F kiuts and V mìi.taiiids Tritìi Simulimi (ï i v e +<• V LI « 1) <■ ALL J. T E R R Y HUILDF-K <>i MANOLE sad GRANITE Monuments, Tombstones, IN T H E BURNER! The Oil Stoves Jiuve the Best Wickless Burners 111 the world, also the Latest Improved Open (¡rales, full size tup and Substantial Frame. A Powerful Conker. No T rou ble. Al ways R e a d y . ............................. v 4—v-r •}■V•> F. Clean + t 172 W. So. Water St. i: ni hers t F. R. Men ell & Co. oil or Tic. C h u r c h S t r e e t , Ortondn. Murlilü w . V» a « »(tn ii ikstfluM cele ’*** 1«! h*s (uiumiiunr> Ask the Man To Show You T w o p a » .c« « .ra, .Jli c om p a n ie s or c o n tra c to rs. and 20 other p arson s killed, and 750 p a sse n g er s, SO,419 em p lo ye s nnd 69<> oth er p e r­ so n s Injure^- m a kin g n total In this c la s s of accid en t of 69 pe rso n s killed a n d 31,768 Injured, ns a g a in s t It pangangers, 3k e m p lo y e s and «tvlean oth er pe rso n s killed and 831 p a sse n g er s, 19,867 employe# nnd 693 o th e r per­ sons Injured In 1909. n total of 66 per­ son s killed and 30,793 Injured. WILLIAMS & MILTEER Rami Building * Just across the s lii rl .. * <•+ -64-<k«<■«64.4. -fr-fr Willing to Help. . -y•>0 .5. ^ J¡.+ « .5. ♦ — " W h y not join pur s e t tle m e n t w ork? W e are te ach in g poor girla of the T h e F a m p u*s F o r d shuns to cook nnd new “I don't know how to ih> either uf those thing« myself, but 1 wouldn't mind giving elementary Instruction Id b rid ge whlat-" Big Fish ShoW In Paris. P nris.— Many c o u n trie s aro repre»I'Mted In the International fisheries e x ­ hibition^ w hich opened In P a r is the oth er «lay. T h e exhib ition I» under the control of the F re n ch g o ve rn m en t It will cqptlnuo open until the end of the yea r W a n ts N am e C h a n g ed . C h ica g o .— I¿otila C. Hchlmdtokopl tuia applied to the courts to permit him to c h a n g e his nam e In his pe­ tition ha d e c la r e s that In the (Jor­ nia ti " S c h r a e l t e k o p r m oans *'Fsl- bead." . WORDS OF WISDOM. Man Is a bundle of habits.—Arle lotie. r a n i. n \ p r o t*.t f l f ./.V UiV Vi.V M I Ì ii O ( ' t Ì H / T “ s m i . s i ' M ro kt i r •rot' / g í í i HON w.i ' I I U p t T /i . . __ lit, i jji i rn t r e t , 1( . PEOPLES BANK OF“SAHF0ro DEPDSirS INSURED AGAIHST LOSS 4% OH SAYINGS M. M. SMITH, Fr«* H. R. STEVENS, V-Prss. H, I . TOLAR, C .»hier DR C. G. LVLWY l Old) OWNER WEARS A SMILE •hey con "ulford" l o - J u s i look—latest models of the r OKI» 1 full equipment, delivered ul the following exceedingly’ l,,M BÜTT DENTIST YowrII Building SANFORD. FLORIDA 5 — P a s s e n g e r Touring C ar, fo re d o o rs 3 — P a s s e n g e r R o a d s te r C ar 2 — P a s s e n g e r Torpedo RunaDout. l o r e d o o rs Delivery Car . . . . ()(Hce: A man Is whnt ho Is used to.—Hip­ pocrates. - _ I 'i J. P. H + E p icu ru s sa id : T h o u a r t nn an im a l c a r d i n g a corpse.— M a r c u s A u reliu s. y, I see all of, US .to be no more tbeif in vain -worms add.'shadows,— Sophocles. ' Ì L-, H r * Man Is a. compendium of tbe uni­ The Tampa Guide Cigar« verse; In his reason ho Is an. IgiagA ^ vrjI ■i» ■ .*e '_ • e J - V Of God; In bit nutritive end raproduc takel the Rome freely und Instantly njid tire functions he belongs to the,,apt burns tfenly to the end. They have an mol order;' t\e' grows like a vegetable; eaty daift and the ash does not Ifakcor besides ho has much of the Inert aut¿ »The flgvor and aroma » stance of minerals.—Pythagoras. .i.. 0 D istribu tor, Orange 121 Sou tfe O r a n g e Aven ue - $?55 !*” ' tOR DEMONSTRATIONS SEE OK WRITE Man Is the animal capable of politicai wisdom. -IT ato. y •- V: Certainly man, Is po other .than tbe drawn of a clouttr^rlndkf- ■ I Philip; father o f'A leu n d er, had a servant wjiose solo business It was to rrmtftd.'hlm that ho waa human. It 1s saJ^f, accordingly,, tbst bo nover Went from-the house, apd having returned ^ ¿ L 'g a r e audlenfo to any one withopi;fll-st this eiryjnfc would say to him three times In a loud roloo: 'Thllip, “ l,h ‘ Suits Nine Out Of Ten ‘ The c h a n t s ore that they will please you I l l s worth the trial. The price it only Sc each. Hut yO^wiJJ find lir this Tam ps Guido cigar-tire merits of e ten center. %IJ *■ ’ * * ^ L B R 0 0 K upp O s c e o l a C o u n tie s - ‘•‘s Vi? O R L A N D O . IT OKIDA ___ _ . — * ^¿Seeds and Poultry Supplies \ »iH*( *’ * ^ou a^Ml or IU4IULU141II. *rame‘UJdc suijJ*M skipmcnl1 5oxt'«»mjllete line of Poultry Supplies. Garden and Field Seed* in , Potatoes, ■' ’ • / r , Beans, Cardón Huridx and Field P°aS MARTIN 8d C O M P A N Y p J Ü Z c ^ é J i . TV* OUni Swt |Lw t t tW «*«•*. 2 0 6 E . B a y S t M J a c k s o n v ille , Fla. ubscribe for T h e H e ra ld and ge t a ll the N e w w orth Readii i �THf SANFORD HERALD POINTS FOR TARIFF MAKERS S m u g g li n g Sca n d a l* P rov e T h a t Hu man N ature Haa Not Chan ged to A n y R e m a r k a b le D egree Milkers of tariffs, w h eth er for jaulallc r e v e n u e on ly or for iirlvutn «pons ■ only, Ion rued Ioiik rtgo that It » u s fo lly to lay high dun»»* mi tiling» e a s i ly sm u g g led Kxperlen.'e tuuKtil then» that low duties w ould net morn b u y e r s of Jew elry and oth er email but LWAYfl man’s qualities ars c ostly things, and they a cted accord, shown by whether their pow- In gly Ihsm proud or make them humHut of la te our A m e ric a n tariff - f h t l l i p s Brooke. c ra ft run nti. Ignoring ex p e rie n c e , or t h in k in g the ‘'Idle r ic h " had grow n TIMELY HINTS, holiest. or that the dear mas*««» hHd b e c o m e ea sier m arks, r esto red the Wlwn out with no bonnet or sun- o b s o le t e high d u ties on such things tfcide. try using » newspaper folded An d now they ilnd that there 1* plenty U tie form of a poke bonnet. Pin It of sm u g glin g , na of yore, w hore there ca with a bat pin and be "Q&pl “B " Is p le n ty of m otive, T h e latest n e w s In this line cnutes csfuntber." «• A c c o rd in g to th e A ianiy utensil for removing plee from Now Yo rk from tie oven Is a common shingle d is p a tc h c o n v e y trig It a b an ke r of WilttJs a handle from the thick end g r e a t w ea lth, not nam ed. 1» the ex ad make a hoi« In It to bang It up by, p e r t under w h o se direction m any nrud when baking use It to slide under tlclea of am all bulk, but ImmonBe v a l u e , h a v e b e e n sm uggled th rough tie pte* end avoid burned flngera. Wrtp the knife with the oiled pa­ that port. CUIi o n s of high stan din g to tho world of In dustry and comys! tn which the bricks of butter come tn orce aro said to t>e Involved ad a elloe, smooth and even will l>e S u ch d isc lo su re s should c o n v i n c e o u r n ew light tariff m a k e rs that their Be careful to have the berries for p r e d e c e s s o r s k n e w som ething, and Jelly picked on a dry day. After a that A m e ric an human n ature Is not heavy rain the Juice la much thinner. lo ss prone to Iniquity than It was In Make your wash curtalna with equal the d a y s when, ns they assum e, tariff hetni top and bottom, then they may building wns a less scien tific art be hung upside down and double Ihe T h is noble a n has not becom e m ore p r o g r e s s i v e or sc|,.ntltlr than It« k in ­ »ear. Areally pretty curtain may be made dred art of g a m b lin g á B IN E T ef unbleached fsejory cloth by stitch­ ing on a pretty border cut from cre­ tonne or applying a cut-out flower bare ud there, carefully hommod down. x for caeemenl window curtains one yoang woman colored factory cloth a pretty shade of grr-en to match tb * color of her wall paper. When scissors lose th e ir edge, cut isrtral limes on a coa rse n eed le and they •will be greatly Improved Try out a piece of suet and mix It etth equal parts of melted b utter atul you will have a line shortenin g to ns« (or cakes, biscuits or cookie» T o lengthen your lives, sh o rte n pur meals ” The common tie» »piii-er m ay se r v e B»ny purposes When a c h illy driv e Cads one without proper w rups, a •swipaper tucked under th e w nisi Jn frost and hark »111 prove a g r e a t pro tKtlcn Often the hotel m a ttr e s s e s aro tits that the celd com es up through Utm Tr> laying a few th ic k n e s s e s tf paper undpr the mill tress An slant) clock Is a useful a rtic le Is the klirhen It m ay be set tn call ofir to duty or to remind one of som e thing In the oven new stock s three burner X i J <• * Blue Flame New Perfection Cook Stoves It t ? J 4 Also a full line of Enameled, Nickle Plated and Japanned Perfection i. Hesters. ^ V A £ -j.j. ■> | v ,'•! y £ PRICES THAT ARE ALW AYS RIGHT -j- J -i£ J. _ +*> -I--y•{--;■ -i**>•;* ■ >*>■ >-!■ •;*t ■ !•+■ !■ <■ ^ -;*-i <• -t- <• -y-¡--í-+<• -î--y■ ¡••P-> < *+ ■ + -y++♦ t; CYCLONE GIVES WOMAN RIDE In terru pted W a sh in g In South Oa kota 8hacW and D em olished ---the Building Rapici t'tly ^ Il -W lille wnslilng disile* In her honieslead shnck n ear O n klon a \ Illune m-nr lu«r<\tr* t ì e o r g e S um m er wus pi> ked up with thè building b> « sudditi funtiei shnpcd d u m i alni carrli-d no f> 1 lo thè e t ru r lu re T h e c yc ln n e w h lih «alile l'Ut uf mi nitritisi « lenr sk> i uirip.« leiy wr«-« k»d t h è build in g w lieti It dt>l»on Itisi II upori thè ground b u i thè w munii astde tro n i a few m 11;•-t II. l'irl«-» Potato Planting Time WHY W Ol w Un Dot h a r tn e d A t thè end uf t h è ali Jmirii«-) Mm fiu m m er faln led Ni-tghtior« « h a sawthè Intldeitt frulli disiarli poliits «iv Mie butldlliK wn» »lialli-ri-il a gallisi a A t ’u l l l li g YankfecGaiter ........ . *#T K e e I o t id i«»m I « *1 tu * *'ih**r «Iwelllng In t b a t l i n a l o i a n d M ic ie u n - l e In d i c n t l n n o f n s tu r r n e t e e p l In Mu- p ria Isti s t « i t h it T h e iftiai k 1“ ettld to b a v e b o o ti c a r i l e d ho fi-u t In t h è u !r ili do the work in AN ORDINANO! An *■ amr n.litìii V-. t«tin -I i»f ( L ij t i J ,i H nlifiA lM Ti nf Hat Tlf > of S -w«if * »I t /Uuu- £ i r r l t t i l # (*» li t e r e v i t k * n «*f r r j U M r r u t i o n l i t i » III» li Ördmnrd bv fi»** Mayor and <«ii> < tnionl ■<f NO THORNS ON BLACKBERRY Luther Burbank Exhibits at Santa Rosa Reiult of E «perlrrient» Ex lending Over Ten Year«. S n n f r m t . I ii*llk!i* Vrti»*n I Tild i Sr» In n i I j d l f m p i *'t 1 of fb* K e v i i t t J O r d i n a l i « u uf ili» t ity of N i n f u n l / r i u n i r to ih r f rv liio n of m lU tm tb m II*'* follo w » V*» i out I I Is* 1 ih f i *i ». . •' i am*iTd*d ns "i* * •o» Iti f . a n f i l i l ) » fl ft rl t b r * »... . * '*.* » . ^ « * t * n f t, Id si k IHJ*t »flfIII1 ' 1 Ili'f r » \ • . -I '' a d ì * r. >| » « d i n uf U*w ( ii> « r t t t f i r finirti Wof » i r fi •* h » r ' r i si !*r»n **l 1 Hi HUl w f i u i l l r »th rf « l W lIlaaJ'.TllflsvI : ‘ •l*. Srtlion 2 All «frdinniM'rw or pofi»<*f or»li min«-*-* In c-ofiflkd h rff «iilh . »re h fie h ) 1 « I h rrrb y certify itta t th r furr^ulntf oniliinntv limili' fiaii^d by lihr t‘Hjf CNjih il in «Ion Dt a . 1) imi . ► -w ‘ », M M L a U t. n t> 1 I n i À M jfD vnf f»f mi* ib i» l ’*f »la/ *»f A I* TM 1 V»Harf^T I.*»» Vlnvot l r* fi» *lt Potato Planters in Stock and ready to plant on an hour’s notice. SANfORD. I LURIDA Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co 1 V (.«ari* (*r<|Iitirtvcfk , „ 1 - -Ir J of dill IIM* •»1 * J if Nulfi.ftl II --* An ofililkniMT iir nfiU tt (FfiniM <|« t i*í i * ■» ¿VA to Ifir S « nf-'f.l lexisI'furto ( . iiu«aA\ . n ip - \ U i'tll * Don’t Suffer! ft • t ( tJ» » • r» latfnft tfiv .»w«tti»n*w uf sv f ill« f»'-' af'»t',»»l * » ' f y v* Il W I * * ,n tfni 11Mira r »lui ) ü n »v v l t > «*»• L n » ( ’f I* ■Joven of sutil f t f . 1» f " I find been trundled, a little, for nearly 7 year*,* writes City uf Sftnfofil Mor Ritt i*n »«»:» 7ií¡ I .vwb m tR jlffini mul ihanxit«( •clim a •ululili«m p uni fclim U<>.>«• m (ani rraii« l e . - l " e l i m i n i I Ile J t t,)i'!*ii'-.l h» Ih e t it> l mil» il <•! l ie I ii« ..f San'nnfaFlgrM n • S e c ll ç i l i T b*l I h r SiUifuTd Tclflihonr Luippmi). n cjrporMk-n. n ie in lin j n Telephone S y ttrm 'in die Cllv of S an f«r<l. undi-i «n«l hr >m ue ui n fnfn(liln\ S io o tn l hy the (Tty uf Santoni un Joly îlh , 1IUI2 lo W II Mltrticll. «y an (Jidüixnce «niilletl. An OhllnaiKv Grktulns Certain Kinhl» bih) fiiv llr< e* 10 W H MUrbell or Ssnfonl. Orange Connu tln r Pia anil hU A»»Un*. duly n»»n!nr«l hy ih r «nl<1 W 11 Mhrhfll lo Ihe Sun hit il Tfleptionr CuinpmlS' un lite 2 2 ml .Iny nf August. A 0 1011!. »tinti to u r (nini ami a h n (hr paxiase uf ltd» nnltnoiicef 1fi­ la «fu l eight, as Ihe assignee of ih r franchise here loiorr giani ed lo W 11 MilrhHl. in ch a rg e s tali-’ tu toh hot lo exceed f 2 OO uei month for R rxslem r ami » ? 50 per in-mlh 'for uim iirx» Trlcnhonr» no all private fine »/-r, k r on lurulilM-n that ihr pie» en ( common K -linn S >»(cm Is- chnngetl to u Mr IsllicS y strn i and that Ih rte rate» !«• rtm rir,) io d i eu^»ciif«-i ■» llirir teeperllve r^lmhnne» »te made m etallic ’ Section 8 Thai the Sjn fn n l rrlei-hune ( •■m' pony, aiaignee of W {! Milt fiUll afurr»aid, »hall f«e »uhlr»'i to iu ch Ik t iiw ui tin n tfiiie tin a» ipn> iielaw fully ltnt»>*r»l hy ih e llty Council o lth e C Ily of Sanford, i Inrhla, ami fit,in ami a flri Ihe ho»»age ... * a 'S- 1 —- . 1 1 ^ 1 « * « , 1« m ,11 ñno «« I A n X lune ltv ui • V11t n l • I k I » IS v of Ihil onlinance »hall longrv frquirrd to pay ■AlrB. L Flnther, In a Idler from Heavy, Ala., " b u t I waa not taken down, until March, when I vycnt to bed and had * ■ | * to have a doclor. He did all he could for me, but I got po C’jii of bnM»»r>l , jot* filed L» fîm! U»** f'4b»ritrdr «bn)i b«’ ll»r »» iiujnn! better, nkinrt. >tf |r»rli ripil s**nit»ii» <'uy itrsunfbdi Cardul, and soon .1 began lo.Improve. *\l Hir Sssllb*»* »I »s*Fftrf *if thf* jlllfl irk \*ffHH an»l f niTlti Si . murr r-r«« Lrmit ’ fr* »W i b .4 f|i|Pv SfAllh , : • «/.h Bllka A Q iin . *l ^ a0lW tolor • day of tkevraher. A. U tflll. »tBJ Wch ** riaJraln^ m u c h ra­ in* U * ! ? by ^h «- model n A . v * r o r '*aaklng tailored plec* íó * ' ur*«»- Thl« 'S ïiŸ * * rtah »“«»-r.hurf.ee J J J J t o t a c ú , ' ‘t b . «amo m.uÎ'»ceatly. Ü n , . haT* Section .1: Ali ordlnaocn and part* of ordinan­ ce« In conflict herewith are hereby rep*«l*d. I hereby certliy that lb» foregoing ofdlngjrce "»• duly patinl hy the ClUr-CoancliIn Se»»k>n, on IRth f r ®°Ir ¡ »■ MPeclâUy w^l adapted for nru"* ° Am®rtc-- I» »« durable, i*iu*ir*Mir »or a haodgome taM 1 Wel* bt* w iJ. thorerore, f »h trr. ,ummcr «•« In many fthe United State«. More Umu • ’« le w itrts ^ Tlir nomumeut 1» miylc *>( i » « n l f a ir and 2 » fret h-ni. vnt tn lh afn .u iid a c e lr » r l» u h iTflirnt « alk and upon rU»sl f'Hr II Vt In the oam et-uf h 1» ,ci a r»iot"Ci rent tha top df « ß t h Ut Ir..... »Iifch I r ,eth n ie tu he »skrn iitr Vou mhy wonder why Cardul la so Bucceasful, after other remqdlog have failed. Section 2 ; Any tu-r*o»v W # uR T conviction of Ihe VK'latioS oWkctton One ( I ) of IbU ordinance »hell be fu N e c tJfb » floe of noi le**th*H Tho answer It that Cardul Is successful, because It is composed of scientific ingredients, that act curaiively on the womanly system. for womep, and for women only. It Is a medicine It builds, strengthens, and restores Weak and ailing women, to health and happiness. If you suffer like Mrs. Fincher did, take Cardul It will surely do for you, what It did for her. At all druggists. In Circoli tourt. 7 lh Judicial Circuit, O runtr County. Florida , T«* f- I l f . P slm ri Wrtkh: Udi**’ Adylxory Dipt, OurttMoo«* Midldaa Ox. TTiiMsm m . Tmhl, tor Sptttal iMitrwam, ud«-p»ii book. "How Tmaovit tor VoMa,» Mat boo. ] M M W . UstLL. CHy Ul*i k. I* H U fflD . tts il , , , Apprtnreti DK. 27. 1011. * -, . V .. v* ,Lw?r Y o John W fifrv-a, Lula Mi»r« and lJir y Hudxom »o*.«.vT Ijtxr. Mayo*. 3.1 frHt ll aplxfurs frcoi thr nflidavii M I* Hy■ ^• ln> e| Section: I It (h all be unlawful for any peraoh, Arm or roiporatiop to aril uf tliinoO" of the drink 01 beverage com mon I y kn«r»n a i Ne«« Beer, im a n , olh rr beverage of a Ilk* nature, which ton la In* Now I am In w eiy good health,'and ab le'to do all my housew ork." 1 An O rdinar»* prohibiting t f f e i ï î i r i f gfc*; Sever agi commonly known a* Near Beer ai Malt lir e « Be It Ordain«»! by the City Council of Sanford At last, I tried 7 l*fî I f li I»l tin* W # il Hfirj lo thr CHy 1A Sanford 2 H prr cchl «if thr 4f<*» re rripjs fscflv**! (film the hifp ai>»l yteOiall irlf phone* k 7«lc«1 «Ithln the corporate limit« of Ihr Cllf of Siinlotd. «» provided and allptiNlrd Irt 9nrIkm 2 ol *0 outlnnofe granting cwrtsin right» anti privilege* lo W. B. Ml«h*ll of Sihfonh -Orange tJuunif. Ftorlit*. duly p»imt hy the 1'hy ftamcll of Saiihmi. norklrl. 0« July T»h, |aiJ2l 1 hurt all over, and I could not r e s t herein duly fllrd in whh h he » a ,« th a llie U the petitioner In the ■I'uvr nurno! cause*. th*»i l w dctrndanlo, John W. firacn, Lula Maaei.a n d Lapr Hud von are nun rex llen l* of Ihe Mate of H onda; that ibry arr over the o le tif 21 jrear», and that theie reaklenc* and j«ustofOc^ addrrss Is Knoxville, Tenneaacr. and (hot I here is no person In the state of llu rid a. the »«rvlre of tubporna upon whom would bind »aki defrit»!autJ You fire ih m iu rr ortlrfr»j to appear to Uikft tnli .m Monday thr 1111)10» of trhrviiiry. A f) 11112. ihe tam e IxUng a rule «lay ol »aklWKrrt It la further o n lrm l that llu» nnt)rr b* BjiWubed for ftwi iu n x *tl» e week» in the Sanford HetxM a newxpaper t-ubll»hed la Ih iD f» cotidly, Florida VVItnr»» Lt M Kohlaarat,cW k of said court gml v s-+V V V -> ->++++ | C Ü T C a rn a tlo n a , + E a sto r L lllle a , + 1 - <. r>.;. .>> • > + + -M-+-s-1 F L O W E R S $1 per d ar. $ 3 per d o t. R o te « , - $ 2 to $4 per doxen •• Llly öf V a lley , f l per d o ie n ! I A ll O r d e r s R « c » iv « P ro m p t A tto n tlrn k . M I L L S , T h o F l o r i s t , Inc. �TH E FAMOUS To Thos Who Have Attended One of Our Violet Brand Sales A mere announcement of date is all that’s necessary. To those who have never attended, we will say that after searching the large markets for the Annual Violet Brand Sale, we were very choice in selecting only the best from each of the larger manufacturers, and we must say we are more enthused over our purchases this year than ever, which means that the Violet Brand Sale beginning the 17th, will far surpass any sale or sales in our history. Store closed all day Tuesday, the 16th, and opens Wednesday morning Embroidery Window 10c You will find our Ten Cent E m ­ broidery window in q u a lity ,t o be the most attractive one ever shown in this city; values up to 18c per yard; edging and inser­ tion to match; choiceper 10c ALLOVER EMBROIDERY In the newest and lxs»t designs. large and small figures, eye­ EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING W ill In- very gm *! tins spring and ow ing tu its |>opulnrity we lets. etc., very gtxxl for spring liaV e bought an u n lim ite d and summer waists. A large aupply front 18 to 45 inches assortment on display during (he w ide deep w orked and in the Violet Brand Sale ul exceedingly low prices. newest a n d b e s t , patterns. Banding« to rnan h s u ji- Embroidery Window, 25 Another great great surprise I c broideries up to 2 9 inches mi : worked very deep and of the 3 ’>< and 5 0c kind, with insertions ' match. See window dis- O C J r play; choice.................. uv\. Valeniennce Laces ..Beautiful Embroideries V l1 » You will hardly..realize you are in your home town you enter our store and see t W magnifi­ cent showing of embroideries, uny stylé, any width and the best of quality, at such prices. You'll certninlv miss a treat if you do not see these on special display during the VIOLET BRAND SALE Over 5 , 0 0 yards of 30-inch Pride of the West Lawns in sheer and medium weights, worth from, 1 2 54c to. 15C per yard, bought specially for this 1 A sale at a reduced price; as long as it lasts I v C Flaxons and Linaires Now, comes the sheer goods, Flaxons and Linaires, the materials that have proven themselves to be the prettiest and most durable of thin white goods; they c o m e in all white, plain or with cord­ ed checks, stripes, etc. Flaxon and Linaires are an exact likeness of linen and will give even bet­ ter satisfaction. It lips always been our pleasure n shoW you the newest and ph-t tiest patterns in Vul Laces, an« we have them in aim minute Fdging and insertion to mat* !« I;K*e< that are worth up t«» O r 10c to 1254c, only. ^ If these Laces had been bought regulatly it would be 18c to 20c Nicely* finished edge and a good strong lace that will stand tin test. Get your, share of these white they last, a t per 10c Sheer and Heavy Linens No, we 'did Tiot forget the little ones, for we have a greater selectioh'nf narrow and daintp sets for the btiby’s wardrobe thfin ever; y o u will have to see this line t o ^ ^ ^ * t h o r o u g h l y npprepreciate them; We a ll know Line»s t so will only give a few prices 90-in Jn n e n s, $ 1 . 0 0 q u a lity ................ ...................... . 85« 90-in Linens, $ 1 .2 5 q u a l i t y ......................... ............... 9Q( 36-in Linejps, 50c! q u a l i t y ......................... : .............,..44c 36-in Linens. 3 5 c - q u a l i t y ................ •................. ..25« 36-in Heavy Vmqhs, 5 0 c q u a l i ty ............______ 35-in Hehvy Eirtens, 7 5 c q u ality ........................... -v 4 8 c Sheer L iiieiP Uaw nsat.-............... - . . 2 5 e . 44c and ARc Torchon Laces About 10,000 yards of the newest and best in Torchon Laces, nar row, medium and wide widths, values up to 12c per pard; very pretto and desirable for the C undergarments, o n l y ........... ^ �P u b li s h e d S e m i-W e e k ly — T u e s d a y and F rid a y SAN FO RD I *V S A N F O R D — L it* it Worth Living Number V olum « IV R EPO RT TROM THE ASSOCIATION General News of The Land THE CALIFORNIA E RE E /E I wo Whole Days Devoted To Sports and Morse Show. Items o f In te re st Gleaned From Vario us S o u rr.e s CIUEDI BOM 1« E SIA 1E PRESS COMMITTEE H APPEN IN GS OCRING T i l t WEEK At Epitome of ine w re n s must ■?« portant llappenlnfs la the Stole's Domain. Sanford Expects To Havo u Record BrcaKInl Croud For » two Days Jadge F. M. Koblea of Tampa has rendered a decision In tho City Library Injunction case, granting to R. M. Price H al the writ enjoining the city of Tampa from purchasing o site for tho library. It Isbtld by the court that it would be legilfor the city to raise by tnxatton oaacy for the maintenance of the city library, but the lor wotttylnot be a muni­ cipal boidUhi- inasmuch os' the terms of ibe donBtcm by Andrew Carnegie are loch that the city is unable to control., U» ground or make ouyi Jfhongea lit the Sanford expects to give the people of the state of Florida and the tourists one of the best celebrations of the winter season. ___ There will be two days of fetes nnd exhibitions. February 13th and Nth. opd aside from the Add sports there will be a flower par tide, on automobile parade and the grand horse show. The latter is one of ||ie very newest wrinkles iscthis part of the .country and will be under the direction of a cumjxv letit ollicia! Stone of the liur»t sunk in the state will take pun m tills horse •tlow und the beaut)fill tliHitlt an.I hue of Flowers. HARO. AT WORK Mere New P o l l i l i ) I a m i Tbe city council o( I.ive Oak did a wise thing when they passed an ordinance prohibiting die »ale of cigarettes, tobacco sad paper to uiskc diem to Itoys under eighteen years obi k^srasota is to have a new passenger Itition and u well pleased over the pros­ pect. Rif «metury of the board of trade -tu by ihc 3« Aboard Air U&e »i£'VX*r** coavenirutl) lacaTnl’ nnQ WhHFTi'iD com­ mence very ««on iit»on the building ) -k«At Lessburjt a few days ago in the Lskr View i>uirt. die Florlba Fishing and Hunting club held it* first meeting (or the soasuu and seventy-live member* «rere enrolled One of the first events for the eaterinmmeui ui. members was the dub dinner, which was enjoyed rtt the Lake View liijgcl on Juimury 1U. , * Vtlan Artliui F Donegao , has resigned hu [ntilian mi Clerk of the Osceola Gircult Conti '««let to enter the lists a* n candidutp lot Mute Senator Mr Donegan dues not behove ill goUtg after a pubhc position white holduig one. v incensed because a young'.man called to see his wife from whom be had been separated for six months, W. D. Moore Ainday aftettiomi ipinrreled with his wife's father, J R. Robinson, shot hint three tiroes through ibe laxly, Inflicting fatal •oaodi and w0* in turn killed by John Lawrence Robinson. Ills brother-in-law nt ArcaJu ) ..ung Kobinson was wounded, bat aot MTiously. At Lakeland the jury in the cose of the Hats vi W. C, Robertson, brought in u »srdJet yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, todlng the defendant guilty of tnan•iMghter. Sentence has not yet been ■Pmoounccd, hut those, informed state the ■DUiroum penalty is twenty years in the penitentiary. The convicted man will f^bsby be sentenced Wednesday or Ttowsdsy. four days being allowed to prebwe grounds for a now trlaL The DoSoto County Newa is sending out to greeting to iu patruus, and announces in addition to its own paper the w(*iit Witness nnd the Florida Christian Mtrocate will both be printed on Ita ^***©s this year. Tbe deal for the pub*“ lng of the Florida Christian Advocate **» made a few days ngo, -J ** t0 be the winter headquarters ^Ebo leading moving picture manufocr™ * companies of the country, accord? dispelch la the Billboard ™current isrue. Fin- Ijjkenumt Poullry I unii Wald. tilt* well kiiowti calciteli i wriler oli puultry »ubjwi» al V\ ha* eumhtncd witb lt thè Santi try inni» and thè Oak Ola Poi. nnd applicai imi ha* berli inaile palmi under thè ruttile ni die Poullry Farm ( lnon|x>ru n-d I corporali«-* are C Inai Watil i Moving I M c t u r r s a l the t o l l A great triumph fur tin- tniinngeiiieiit of tile Orange Gouuly Fair will 6 « the presence here of a motion picture artist gentlemen had years ol from the i’alfie E'j .i of New York to repro­ the ixiullry nosing huso, duce tlie ruitiitnuhile parade mg into tin» state, unit ■e Mr • iVf wi ■ H M h i - AW»---. Lol IIIll g tlml lie gaged in breeding chit kn !rrts"TTie m s u n m e e fu.iii the Futile pe.iple some years, always will that a repccseiilallve will he liere I Ins coiii|mtiy i» lncof|*>rnte.l (or $2 0.fino lt» will he of Inestim able benefit to Orlando (ircsnlcnt is C. Fred Wurd. and it» seyre as an advertising femme It will mean lory lreusnrer il f. loie that millions of |«x«pie over the entire Kvery movcimut tu est.iblisti a |x>ultr) country will view tills scene fami un a »llftldrntlv largì- scale to The reputation of Pal lie as the greatest promise a largo output ls lo t«e liaiirsl photographic institution III tlie world will wtth tdeasurc us foreshudowtng tlie du> Injure a splendid view and this may be wheu Fionda insiead of depcndutg on announced n> l«e one of the most pleasing Tennessee and otlier state» for ber stipili) features, looking to future gtxxl, that tuts of poullry and eggs. will he alile lo fumisti yet been ftymmmced by the lair iminage­ illuni for ex|««n Illese incort»aatpr» ment ure couvitued tliut tliere is a gr«'al future I h e re will Ik* ses*t. *i gruxu-i quantit) for iloruta tu tlir i««ultry Ime ami pimi ami variety of iigio ultural iml tmrticui lo |mt ili tbe largesl alai imwl up-toalate turnl i-xhibit» titan ever ufferrst t . > view We regret lo learn that .pule a lew ut plani «sexi1 11 of Allunili, tbey aniiuunce before in litis section iliere will to- agnthe growers in ¡ilio curnrutiniiy take oc­ culturul implements oil view Hint have casion to sneer lit the efforts of the AsImperial's Fine Attraction never been seen before in Florid» vociatimi. .We see nu reasoni wliy they Manager DeCottea dt serves great cred­ On tbe spyctnculur side of the exhibi­ should, lleco use it won't Ikp1 anybody's it for bringing high class attraction* In tion. iii addition to the daily aeroplane I the Asso­ r iiwn, should funeral but IlliA Sanford and it is to be hoped they will dation have tio retire fronli the field, receive ihc patronage gixxt plays deserve. flight nrtd the balloon ascension, ttiere winch u not ut all likely, d» «we are not T iiiiiiiiiis mgld Hue "I the finest t«ro will tie mie of the most spectacular high working for the fliry or benefit of any duellali* of the season will t«e stagcxl ill divers, in the person of n woman, ever one person or »et of i .pie in particular thr Imp. nal and lb. pro pin that retili) »»■ell at any perforinnlu e "itif will ilive from a tlriglil of 12fi feel into n shiill'.w t)ur rlTurt* are ben ! directed fur the enjoy a g,.,w) play should see I be Iblei lank of water —Retainer Mar benefit of our members ami the Press uotice» troni every city ill Honda generally ,n the Sanford district write in jHuismg the play of I lie Thief ■Poli) of thr Clrou»" On January 2lth the popular favorite» in Mrs. William t ’alvm t toltoli, thè fourtli our shjuneuts nre doing so on n remark­ Sanford. The Lyman Twins will present mimbcr of thè High Sclux«l l.yceum course ably lew basis, and we arc confident they their new [«rodili turn I lie Spectators, a will give “Polly of thè tdrcus." thè greatore not making u penny out o^ us, nt big musical coin-dy. one of the best of . est success of thè »rosoti, wlucti Ila» berli this time. Every economy is- being this line company of am»!». The Irn[wr I arnmged by Mrs. Ctultoh Ulto u monopracticed, so fur ns the Association in ml will be the center of attraction every dramatic récital frolli thè |>lay by Mar­ Sarvford is concerned to keep the ex week us Malinger D.lottes liu» som© lim­ garet Mayo Mrs Clnllun i» entluisiaslicpc uses nt the lowest poMible point. And pia) » contení plated aily eitdorseti by thè press all ovrr tlie right here it might be well to state from ottiy two of thè country Excerpts that -the General Manager and tbe D ra t It o f .» (. E n s m l n g r r .fluttering euloglsmsacoordcd tills brilliunt 41 Treasurer, who arc reported to be draw­ Mr J. C. Kn*miiigrr.iO»e of llicold cltl- wumutt will be more tliuii ixmvthcing. ing large salaries from the orgunixatio^ »Aiis Sml business meb of tlie city, passed "Memphis (Term.) Appeal Mrs, Chilton arc not druwing one penny, but are giv­ .qui.-tly uwo) at two o’clock this morning is one ol tbe best known entertainers in ing ub'"tl'ieir Mine grntUifimsly for tho He hu. l«.,-ei. a Mift« r.-r for rtidu) years >-£>4- »mull ami naturally n wry brilliant building up of the Aasocintion and the The funeral tukes place nt tbe Congrega- woman Mississippi bus produccHl a good 0l tfii business generally 11 mi inI cllurj/u'i'Wuiliirititny ndcrmxm at tolentcd woman in the person of Mrs. ‘ Both of them'' own pretty good Chilton, of whom the slate Is justly proud. /Arms and realizeghst unless (be market On tlie occasion ol tlie first Shakespcnan cTjislltlons are rpuch improved In tbe Symposium, Stratford-un-Avon. England, port of a .,, ul dp* nu-rcliants, or for that futpre over what they have been in th^ pAst, there is liille hojx« for them to make matter any man, woinnn or clilld in the she rendered a selection from 'King John' . * , ■v which was much praised. She is n wom­ emiro, sed ioli. arrf money outof thdr Investment. an of prepossessing appearance, is highly If l b c :AAt00»«tinn n^cccefls it m ean* the We kpow of no reason why any grower cultivated and deservedly popular."— lh tho Sanford district should sneer at or gerirmi ióioCu» "pi Bio entire [iropositlon. Woman's Magazine, New York. This de­ make fight of the work the Association I f y e do n o t. ifnedted. ¡ t ; sim ply means lightful cfllcnoinment will be given in is tfying to do, which is all for the bclter- therk is oo good fh ti*» misiness- If the the High School auditorium Monday even­ A b s o lu tio n I s ' hot able to live, uiatmgrxj pioht of their condition nnd' the propo­ ing. Jan. 22 at H:30. Reserved tents, 50c. sition generally, sod If they would -only us ocohixmcnlly us tv is, backed by the m agnificent «tilling organization handling Reserved scats for pupils. 25c. Seats re­ their products, tly^t no oilier organization served at Thrasher's store Monday, from can. whether it be on a c o m m iis iu i buyis 3:30 to El p, ni. Remember date, Monday evening, Jan. 22nd. or any other system. We thank you for giving us this »pace to make the corfrdion, yvlitch wo feel is doe the Association. C s 't T H] ' Youri) v e r i truly..- F lorida V cuctauix G a o w t « '. A * T k. By f t L Hughefj Prfs’L t h e R e a d e r s Will F ind a Orlef H i s t o r i c a l Spring F lo w in g / F o r Hurried Readers The dose of the fourth month since its outbreak brings the Chinese revolution to another turning point The coining week probably will decide whether order Is to lie restored or hostilities' are to reopen after a six weeks' antdslice. In the Inner event the bloodshed nnd reign of terror probably will far exceed any previous record Tlie breach between the forces of S[«eaker t'hnmpLInrk and former Governor .lot W Folk who ore striving for the Missouri delegation at the Democratic National Convention was widened tot)ay i by U»e Democratic Stutu Committee se­ lecting February 20 ns-the date fur hold­ ing the State convention at JopUn. Tile Folk adherents fought for a dale In March. Government attorneys prosecuting Chi­ cago meat puckers on charges of violating dig Sfjcyu.m anti trust law brought out today the First direct evidence by which (lie) aspect to show that the packers Comenlcd ptnlits mid set up u false cost price upon wInch to base the price at "Inch retailers got their supplies The gmeminent s accusation i* that the packers, in making up this arbitrary "test cost' price, overstates! the actual io»t and uuhiracied from it only tub Manually half rtie actual prutit from by­ products thereby comix-lling the retuiler and consumer to [xiy l«rices based on a ix*s( much greater than tl«e actual mat. I tie R«-v Clarence \ I Hichesmi will make public a more iletall confession or •x[ii'tiiati™i ""lit Avis I.mill’ll Ilian already wtfc»»Ti<W; given out is the opinion of one of Ins counsel. Wil limn A Morse whu today visited tlie rondemnesl clergyman for tin* first time since he pleaded guilt)' Inst Tuesday Avipmuttmi ol tin- telegraph hues of the Union by tlie government and their ujier alien as a jiarl of the |x«*tal service will be recommended tu Congress m a short time by Postmaster General Hitchcock. Fur a )enr nr more Mr Hitchcock has hud lies i<-<•amio-ndat < under consideration After a tliiirougli -imty of llie opernttoli n| itlc gover nun'lll " iilrolled govertiment lnn*s and p a l il telegraph systems of for eigu Countries, he has dacidcd to urge the matter u|«ua Congress. Fifty passenger* on Dig Four train. No I. from Detroit to Cltt’ iiumti are re|xiried to have l>«•ell hurl in a wreck which oc viirred early Monday afternoon four miles south of Carey. Olno l »u of tfie day coaches left the track on account of s p re a d in g r a i l s a n d we n t i n t o a d it c h , i lie bod > ol Will Campion tile aged watchman who lost his life ip the Equllalile fire Tuesday last was found today 111 a kneeling position behind rt great steel gate leading to the street frflm the vaults of the Mercantile Trust Co, /Vbtrovy steel beam from the roof of the vault ginned down 111 * man's b irk. . Relief from tlie intense cold which has |«revnilerl in all sections of the country during tho past tew dayy is promised dur­ ing tlie earning week ‘The general pres­ sure distribution as shown by the weather map of the northern hemisphere during die last several days," says a bulletin la­ med tonight by die Weather Bureau, "is such ns to indicate a general reaction to normal temperature conditions over the eastern half of the country by the middle of the week and*to temperature above tbs seasonable average in western districts througlunil lit© Week." There hnvp been twenty-five caste of meningitis, fflurtecu of which resulted to­ tally1In Oklahoma line© the disease made Its nppcnrance in Texas, acconlincc to n report made today by Dr. J. 0. Malir, state commissionerbf health.. Masons Notice %, J The funerul of Bru. J . C. Ensmingcr will be held at Peoples Congregational Church Wednesday nt 2 p. m. All members of Sanford Lodge No. 62 are hereby request­ ed to meet at Masonic Hall at I p. m. Wednesday for the [«trix»»© ««f unending. ■d* H E Tolar, W M. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 12, 1912; <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/33a5683e4a867d8848d93c4e4e49ec80.pdf f9d1711af260b669eda2c7ebae391c2d PDF Text Text THE FAMOUS To Thos Who Have Attended One of Our Violet Brand Sales A mere announcement of date is all that’s necessary. To those who have never attended, we will say that after searching the large markets for the Annual Violet Brand Sale, we were very choice in selecting only the best from each of the larger manufacturers, and we must say we are more enthused over our purchases this year than ever, which means that the Violet Brand Sale beginning the 17th, will far surpass any sale or sales in our history. Tuesday, the 16th, and opens Wednesday morning Embroidery Window 10c You will find our Ten Cent Em­ broidery window in quality,to be the most attractive one ever shown in this city; values up to 18c per yard; edging and inser­ tion to match; choiceper 10c ALLOVER EMBROIDERY EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING In the newest and lxs»t designs. large and small figures, eye­ lets. etc., very gtxxl for spring and summer waists. A large assortment on display during (he Violet Brand Sale ul exceedingly low prices. Will In- very gm*! tins spring and owing tu its |>opulnrity we liaVe bought an unlimited sujiaupply front 18 to 45 inches wide deep worked and in the newest a n d b e s t , patterns. Banding« to rnan h Store closed all day Embroidery Window, 25 Another great great surprise I c broideries up to 29 inches mi : worked very deep and of the 3 ’>< and 50c kind, with insertions ' match. See window dis- OCJr play; choice............. . u v\ . Valeniennce Laces ..Beautiful Embroideries V l1 » You will hardly..realize you are in your home town you enter our store and see tW magnifi­ cent showing of embroideries, uny stylé, any width and the best of quality, at such prices. You'll certninlv miss a treat if you do not see these on special display during the VIOLET BRAND SALE Over 5,00 yards of 30-inch Pride of the West Lawns in sheer and medium weights, worth from, 1254c to. 15C per yard, bought specially for this 1 A sale at a reduced price; as long as it lasts I v C It lips always been our pleasure n shoW you the newest and ph-t tiest patterns in Vul Laces, an« we have them in aim minute Fdging and insertion to mat* !« I;K*e< that are worth up t«» O r 10c to 1254c, only. ^ Flaxons and Linaires Now, comes the sheer goods, Flaxons and Linaires, the materials that have proven themselves to be the prettiest and most durable of thin white goods; they come in all white, plain or with cord­ ed checks, stripes, etc. Flaxon and Linaires are an exact likeness of linen and will give even bet­ ter satisfaction. If these Laces had been bought regulatly it would be 18c to 20c Nicely* finished edge and a good strong lace that will stand tin test. Get your, share of these white they last, a t per 10c Sheer and Heavy Linens No, we 'did Tiot forget the little ones, for we have a greater selectioh'nf narrow and daintp sets for the btiby’s wardrobe thfin ever; you will have to see this line to^ ^ ^ *th orou gh ly npprepreciate them; We all know Line»st so will only give a few prices 90-inJnnens, $1.00 quality............. .................. . 85« 90-in Linens, $1.25 quality................................. 9Q( 36-in Linejps, 50c! quality.....................: ...........,..44c 36-in Linens. 35c-quality..............•.................25« 36-in Heavy Vmqhs, 50c quality..........______ 35-in Hehvy Eirtens, 75c quality.......................-v4 8c Sheer LiiieiPUawnsat.-.............-..2 5 e . 44c and ARc Torchon Laces About 10,000 yards of the newest and best in Torchon Laces, nar row, medium and wide widths, values up to 12c per pard; very pretto and desirable for the C undergarments, on ly......... ^ �Published S e m i-W e e k ly —T u e s d a y and F rid a y SANFORD I *V S A N F O R D —Lit* it Worth Living Number V olum « IV REPORT TROM THE ASSOCIATION General News of The Land THE CALIFORNIA EREE/E I wo W hole Days Devoted To Sports and Morse Show. Items o f Interest Gleaned From Various Sourr.es CIUEDI BOM 1«E SIA1E PRESS COMMITTEE WORK HAPPENINGS OCRING T ilt WEEK At Epitome of ine w r e n s must ■?« portant llappenlnfs la the Stole's Domain. Sanford Expects To Havo u Record BrcaKInl Croud For » tw o Days Mere the Readers Will Find a Orlef H istorical Spring Flowing / F or Hurried Readers Jadge F. M. Koblea of Tampa has rendered a decision In tho City Library Injunction case, granting to R. M. Price H al the writ enjoining the city of Tampa from purchasing o site for tho library. It Isbtld by the court that it would be legilfor the city to raise by tnxatton oaacy for the maintenance of the city library, but the lor wotttylnot be a muni­ cipal boidUhi- inasmuch os' the terms of ibe donBtcm by Andrew Carnegie are loch that the city is unable to control., U» ground or make ouyi Jfhongea lit the Sanford expects to give the people of the state of Florida and the tourists one of the best celebrations of the winter season. ___ There will be two days of fetes nnd exhibitions. February 13th and Nth. opd aside from the Add sports there will be a flower par tide, on automobile parade and the grand horse show. The latter is one of ||ie very newest wrinkles iscthis part of the .country and will be under the direction of a cumjxv letit ollicia! Stone of the liur»t sunk in the state will take pun m tills horse •tlow und the beaut)fill tliHitlt an.I hue The dose of the fourth month since its outbreak brings the Chinese revolution to another turning point The coining week probably will decide whether order Is to lie restored or hostilities' are to reopen after a six weeks' antdslice. In the Inner event the bloodshed nnd reign of terror probably will far exceed any previous record of Flowers. Tbe city council o( I.ive Oak did a wise thing when they passed an ordinance prohibiting die »ale of cigarettes, tobacco sad paper to uiskc diem to Itoys under eighteen years obi k^srasota is to have a new passenger Itition and u well pleased over the pros­ pect. Rif «metury of the board of trade -tu by ihc 3« Aboard Air U&e »i£'VX*r** coavenirutl) lacaTnl’ nnQ WhHFTi'iD com­ mence very ««on iit»on the building ) -k«At Lessburjt a few days ago in the Lskr View i>uirt. die Florlba Fishing and Hunting club held it* first meeting (or the soasuu and seventy-live member* «rere enrolled One of the first events for the eaterinmmeui ui. members was the dub dinner, which was enjoyed rtt the Lake View liijgcl on Juimury 1U. , * Vtlan Artliui F Donegao ,has resigned hu [ntilian mi Clerk of the Osceola Gircult Conti '««let to enter the lists a* n candidutp lot Mute Senator Mr Donegan dues not behove ill goUtg after a pubhc position white holduig one. v incensed because a young'.man called to see his wife from whom be had been separated for six months, W. D. Moore Ainday aftettiomi ipinrreled with his wife's father, J R. Robinson, shot hint three tiroes through ibe laxly, Inflicting fatal •oaodi and w0* in turn killed by John Lawrence Robinson. Ills brother-in-law nt ArcaJu ) ..ung Kobinson was wounded, bat aot MTiously. At Lakeland the jury in the cose of the Hats v i W. C, Robertson, brought in u »srdJet yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, todlng the defendant guilty of tnan•iMghter. Sentence has not yet been ■Pmoounccd, hut those, informed state the ■DUiroum penalty is twenty years in the penitentiary. The convicted man will f^bsby be sentenced Wednesday or Ttowsdsy. four days being allowed to prebwe grounds for a now trlaL The DoSoto County Newa is sending out to greeting to iu patruus, and announces in addition to its own paper the w(*iit Witness nnd the Florida Christian Mtrocate will both be printed on Ita ^***©s this year. Tbe deal for the pub*“ lng of the Florida Christian Advocate **» made a few days ngo, -J ** t0 be the winter headquarters ^Ebo leading moving picture manufocr™ * companies of the country, accord? dispelch la the Billboard ™current isrue. HARO. AT New Pollili) I ami Fin- Ijjkenumt Poullry I unii Wald. tilt* well kiiowti calciteli i wriler oli puultry »ubjwi» al V\ ha* eumhtncd witb lt thè Santi try inni» and thè Oak Ola Poi. nnd applicai imi ha* berli inaile palmi under thè ruttile ni die Poullry Farm ( lnon|x>ru n-d I corporali«-* are C Inai Watil i gentlemen had years ol the ixiullry nosing huso, mg into tin» state, unit gaged in breeding chit kn some years, always will coiii|mtiy i» lncof|*>rnte.l (or $20.fino lt» (ircsnlcnt is C. Fred Wurd. and it» seyre lory lreusnrer il f. loie Kvery movcimut tu est.iblisti a |x>ultr) fami un a »llftldrntlv largì- scale to promise a largo output ls lo t«e liaiirsl wtth tdeasurc us foreshudowtng tlie du> wheu Fionda insiead of depcndutg on Tennessee and otlier state» for ber stipili) of poullry and eggs. will he alile lo fumisti illuni for ex|««n Illese incort»aatpr» ure couvitued tliut tliere is a gr«'al future for iloruta tu tlir i««ultry Ime ami pimi lo |mt ili tbe largesl alai imwl up-toalate We regret lo learn that .pule a lew ut plani «sexi1 11 of Allunili, tbey aniiuunce the growers in ¡ilio curnrutiniiy take oc­ casion to sneer lit the efforts of the AsImperial's Fine Attraction vociatimi. .We see nu reasoni wliy they Manager DeCottea dt serves great cred­ should, lleco use it won't Ikp1 anybody's it for bringing high class attraction* In funeral but IlliAr iiwn, shouldI the Asso­ Sanford and it is to be hoped they will dation have tio retire fronli the field, receive ihc patronage gixxt plays deserve. winch u not ut all likely, d» «we are not T iiiiiiiiiis mgld Hue "I the finest t«ro working for the fliry or benefit of any duellali* of the season will t«e stagcxl ill one person or »et of i .pie in particular thr Imp. nal and lb. pro pin that retili) t)ur rlTurt* are ben ! directed fur the enjoy a g,.,w) play should see I be Iblei benefit of our members ami the Press uotice» troni every city ill Honda generally ,n the Sanford district write in jHuismg the play of I lie Thief our shjuneuts nre doing so on n remark­ ably lew basis, and we arc confident they ore not making u penny out o^ us, nt this time. Every economy is- being practiced, so fur ns the Association in Sarvford is concerned to keep the ex pc uses nt the lowest poMible point. And right here it might be well to state that -the General Manager and tbe Treasurer, who arc reported to be draw­ ing large salaries from the orgunixatio^ arc not druwing one penny, but are giv­ ing ub'"tl'ieir Mine grntUifimsly for tho building up of the Aasocintion and the good 0l tfii business generally ‘ Both of them'' own pretty good /Arms and realizeghst unless (be market cTjislltlons are rpuch improved In tbe futpre over what they have been in th^ pAst, there is liille hojx« for them to make arrf money outof thdr Investment. We kpow of no reason why any grower lh tho Sanford district should sneer at or make fight of the work the Association is tfying to do, which is all for the bclterpioht of their condition nnd' the propo­ sition generally, sod If they would -only Tlie breach between the forces of S[«eaker t'hnmpLInrk and former Governor .lot W Folk who ore striving for the Missouri delegation at the Democratic National Convention was widened tot)ay i by U»e Democratic Stutu Committee se­ lecting February 20 ns-the date fur hold­ ing the State convention at JopUn. Tile Folk adherents fought for a dale In March. Moving IMcturrsal the toll A great triumph fur tin- tniinngeiiieiit of tile Orange Gouuly Fair will 6« the presence here of a motion picture artist from the i’ alfie E'j.i of New York to repro­ duce tlie ruitiitnuhile parade ■e Mr • iVf wi ■HMhi- AW»---. Lol IIIll g tlml lie !rrts"TTie msunmee fu.iii the Futile pe.iple that a repccseiilallve will he liere I Ins will he of Inestimable benefit to Orlando as an advertising femme It will mean that millions of |«x«pie over the entire country will view tills scene The reputation of Pal lie as the greatest photographic institution III tlie world will Injure a splendid view and this may be announced n> l«e one of the most pleasing features, looking to future gtxxl, that tuts yet been ftymmmced by the lair iminage­ ment I h e r e will Ik* ses*t. *i gruxu-i quantit) ami variety of iigio ultural iml tmrticui turnl i-xhibit» titan ever ufferrst t. > view before in litis section iliere will to- agnculturul implements oil view Hint have never been seen before in Florid» On tbe spyctnculur side of the exhibi­ tion. iii addition to the daily aeroplane flight nrtd the balloon ascension, ttiere will tie mie of the most spectacular high divers, in the person of n woman, ever »»■ell at any perforinnlu e "itif will ilive from a tlriglil of 12fi feel into n shiill'.w lank of water —Retainer Mar ■Poli) of thr Clrou»" On January 2lth the popular favorite» in Mrs. William t’alvm t toltoli, thè fourtli Sanford. The Lyman Twins will present mimbcr of thè High Sclux«l l.yceum course their new [«rodili turn I lie Spectators, a will give “ Polly of thè tdrcus." thè greatbig musical coin-dy. one of the best of . est success of thè »rosoti, wlucti Ila» berli this line company of am»!». The Irn[wr I arnmged by Mrs. Ctultoh Ulto u monoml will be the center of attraction every dramatic récital frolli thè |>lay by Mar­ week us Malinger D.lottes liu» som© lim­ garet Mayo Mrs Clnllun i» entluisiaslicpia) » contení plated aily eitdorseti by thè press all ovrr tlie country Excerpts from ottiy two of thè .fluttering euloglsmsacoordcd tills brilliunt 41 Mr J. C. K n*m iiigrr.i O»e of llic o ld cltl- wumutt will be more tliuii ixmvthcing. » A iis Sml business meb of tlie city, passed "Memphis (Term.) Appeal Mrs, Chilton .qui.-tly uwo) at two o’clock this morning is one ol tbe best known entertainers in He hu. l«.,-ei. a Mift« r.-r for rtidu) years >-£>4- »mull ami naturally n wry brilliant The funeral tukes place nt tbe Congrega- woman Mississippi bus produccHl a 11 mi in I c llu r j/u 'i'W u iliir it it n y ndcrm xm at tolentcd woman in the person of Mrs. Chilton, of whom the slate Is justly proud. On tlie occasion ol tlie first Shakespcnan port of a.,, ul dp* nu-rcliants, or for that Symposium, Stratford-un-Avon. England, matter any man, woinnn or clilld in the she rendered a selection from 'King John' . * , ■v which was much praised. She is n wom­ emiro, sedioli. an of prepossessing appearance, is highly If lbc:AAt00»«tinn n^cccefls it mean* the cultivated and deservedly popular."— gerirmi ióioCu» "pi Bio entire [iropositlon. Woman's Magazine, New York. This de­ I f y e do not. ifnedted. ¡ t ; simply means lightful cfllcnoinment will be given in therk is oo good fh ti*» misiness- If the Absolution Is' hot able to live, uiatmgrxj the High School auditorium Monday even­ us ocohixmcnlly us tv is, backed by the ing. Jan. 22 at H:30. Reserved tents, 50c. magnificent «tilling organization handling Reserved scats for pupils. 25c. Seats re­ their products, tly^t no oilier organization served at Thrasher's store Monday, from can. whether it be on a commiisiui buyis 3:30 to El p, ni. Remember date, Monday evening, Jan. 22nd. or any other system. We thank you for giving us this »pace to make the corfrdion, yvlitch wo feel is doe the Association. C s ' Youri) veri truly..Drat It of .» (. Ensmlngrr 't T H] F l o r id a V c u c ta u ix G a o w t« '. A * T k . By f t L Hughefj Prfs’L Government attorneys prosecuting Chi­ cago meat puckers on charges of violating dig Sfjcyu.m anti trust law brought out today the First direct evidence by which (lie) aspect to show that the packers Comenlcd ptnlits mid set up u false cost price upon wInch to base the price at "Inch retailers got their supplies The gmeminent s accusation i* that the packers, in making up this arbitrary "test cost' price, overstates! the actual io»t and uuhiracied from it only tub Manually half rtie actual prutit from by­ products thereby comix-lling the retuiler and consumer to [xiy l«rices based on a ix*s( much greater than tl«e actual mat. Itie R«-v Clarence \ I Hichesmi will make public a more iletall confession or • x [ii'tiia ti™ i " " lit A v is I.mill’ll Ilian already wtfc»»Ti<W; given out is the opinion of one of Ins counsel. Wil limn A Morse whu today visited tlie rondemnesl clergyman for tin* first time since he pleaded guilt)' Inst Tuesday Avipmuttmi ol tin- telegraph hues of the Union by tlie government and their ujier alien as a jiarl of the |x«*tal service will be recommended tu Congress m a short time by Postmaster General Hitchcock. Fur a )enr nr more Mr Hitchcock has hud lies i<-<•amio-ndat < under consideration After a tliiirougli -imty of llie opernttoli n| itlc gover nun'lll " iilrolled govertiment lnn*s and p a l il telegraph systems of for eigu Countries, he has dacidcd to urge the matter u|«ua Congress. Fifty passenger* on Dig Four train. No I. from Detroit to Cltt’ iiumti are re|xiried to have l>«•ell hurl in a wreck which oc viirred early Monday afternoon four miles south of Carey. Olno l »u of tfie day coaches left the track on account of spreading rails and went into a ditch, i lie bod > ol Will Campion tile aged watchman who lost his life ip the Equllalile fire Tuesday last was found today 111 a kneeling position behind rt great steel gate leading to the street frflm the vaults of the Mercantile Trust Co, /Vbtrovy steel beam from the roof of the vault ginned down 111 * man's b irk. . Relief from tlie intense cold which has |«revnilerl in all sections of the country during tho past tew dayy is promised dur­ ing tlie earning week ‘The general pres­ sure distribution as shown by the weather map of the northern hemisphere during die last several days," says a bulletin la­ med tonight by die Weather Bureau, "is such ns to indicate a general reaction to normal temperature conditions over the eastern half of the country by the middle of the week and*to temperature above tbs seasonable average in western districts througlunil lit© Week." There hnvp been twenty-five caste of meningitis, fflurtecu of which resulted to­ tally1In Oklahoma line© the disease made Its nppcnrance in Texas, acconlincc to n report made today by Dr. J. 0. Malir, state commissionerbf health.. Masons Notice %, J The funerul of Bru. J. C. Ensmingcr will be held at Peoples Congregational Church Wednesday nt 2 p. m. All members of Sanford Lodge No. 62 are hereby request­ ed to meet at Masonic Hall at I p. m. Wednesday for the [«trix»»© ««f unending. ■d* H E Tolar, W M. �January 16. i9t3 . l i t t ^ A h fôftP rtCRALD A Budget of Opinion "Just Be tween You and Me'* A Chtel la Amoni Ye Taking Notea and ralth . « a » Prent *enr*— *. So Say» Sauntcrer. 4 Governing a city ia uo sinecure and evcry council lias trouble» of their own. If you make Improvement» you are bank­ rupting thé town and If you don't mnko any you are old fogies and oaleep at the »witch. It would seem that our »liter city of Orlando is also having trouble, as the following from th„* Orlando Citizen breathe» a note of niartr ; “Perhaps at no time in the history of the city ha» a new city« council organized with afTnirs of ao great importance as It requires intelligent men. wise men, capable men, practical men to successfully originate and bring to pass what is need­ ed in so rapidly s growing city with the funds available. It will require clear­ headed thinking and working to improve our street», provide a suitable drainage and sewer system, ad lust the light» and water, keep the town in sanitary condi­ tion, provide for the debt and Interest and make the much needed improve­ ment» really necessary in our perks oml dty property. The most important mat­ ter seems id be sewerage ahtfsamtation. We are in danger. The sanitary depart­ ment may have been doing ita best, but there need» to be some more active and positive attention given to it. We are in­ formed that there ore not teams sufficient for tike purpose. We notice that some­ times two weeks and even three have passed by without service. There are some very dirty places right within the fire limits that need constant attention. The sewerage matter should not delay a day. This wet winter. filling the ground with moisture, added to the miserable open cesspools, sluuld teach us the neces­ sity for immediate action. Many of our streets ate simply atrocious and there is great complaint, Wr are not ill the business of telling the "powers that be" how to do these things, boi in tiie lace of ths demand and the necessity wr believe they have the biggest kind of a fob te get right down to brass locks and do litem. We know tis easy to criticize and that the city council is generally paid In this kind of coin. Still, when a spectre stares one In the face it is a mistake to say there are no ghosts. The new council de­ serves oUr good will and sympathy and has it. The lob ia big and we Itope it is big enough fur the job and that this year of grace will bring glory upon its work." this sale if you wish to save money I not permit us to give prices, but us before t:going elsewhere. •/ * A 1r t p 1 11 / AV1 1J \ / lB H 1 11/ 1L x l . J - J .LVJl. i l i J V; & SEIGH FIRST STREET loud mouthed, would be to.- It w as2!H Jrm/rs before the train guickiy (ban in any other could be moved nruMthrriWxV here sever­ al boari late/ ? -' . They come down here for the winter from good homes They ars accustomed lo having good things wberr they come (rum 4 I wish the""pe<Sple of Sanford would and thvy arc wtiluig to puy lot accommo­ take ap (be library cyuestion. I just know dation here. They take life easy, pay as the good ladies could accomplish wonders , T o the O ld. R e lia b le they go and liave no kicks Ip register If along this linpjf they would get after It. C om m Ita lo n M e rch a n ts ihey don't like one place they move to I would respectfully, call the attention of another. * the d ty council to the idea of placing JkVtf2Tu Not so with the cheap skate who poses the library in one of the dty parks. 1 Vinzant & Co.,‘ as a millionaire, and Is really a retired believe this could be done and the present corner grocery loaler "back home." He krt cdlber sold or utilized for etiough •title* himself in an attic st SO ceau per month and starts out to cuss the- whole hkwmlng eonth. Ills forefather» At in ^the. Revolution and lie fit In the war of *61. and ha gets a pension by gum and tie don't propose to let his money go to any rt^hfeomroervf the action of the danged Florida merchant»—and he usual­ ladies who gpve. the entertainment at ly makes good on the latter promise. the school«»*! afoed enough money to Nothing suits hind plant trMS ardopd the school. A noble He has left zero weather at home, and If all the ladies in this dty knew deed and.qol^F jadief. They can always yet ths balmy climate of Florida ¿loea not be depended uppn tp work these miracle«. how well we launder white wnlsts suit him. ■■ they would not have them done at He paid as much for his groceries through the mall order house nf home as 4 That Jfcld dfy for the Hospital is good home or seud them elsewhere. . to see a .record breaking be does in Florida and every store keeper and I Our .pure soaps and laundering here is a robber and a thief ami every crowg bige.oo tile 14th of February. methods abe In no wuy hard on the There ate so ingny atusetisus that we bote! keeper a gold brick man. >' can put on that Hanford Ought to have i o c d ^ - . H» gets the Bing villa Bugle at botna for 50 cent» every ten years and the papers several days cl. enjoyment and make ’ These garments are nil carefully a'gala weelfl.. ' here don't suit him at ail. Nothing »Oita Itém ironed by hand by experts who * --------------' * j * him and it la a lead bps cinch that be Train rrozen fa Track make this class of work a specialty. doesn't suit us either, gud' I hereby pay .Bristol, Tenn., Jan. 14^-A r » « r ih Send us your next waist or two my respecta to Uie-tip ikh species acid all cldent f thg history oC- railróadlng-th and Jet us prove to you the su­ b progeny. We don't want them. We Virginia oocurred ontha «p rio ri t i Westred here before this specie« ever had ern Railroad kt: LyncKbdrg today when periority of ouf work. enough money to come to Florida and we the Washlrigton-Chattanooga fast train can live her« after they stop coming al­ aetually(froze to- the ralla. Stopping In together. a swag, the dripping water from the We tfelcome the real gentleman tourist pipes caught the wheels and the tem­ and give hyn f last» of southern hospi- perature being below zero, the train was 10111/ -But Hife-in the south where the locked so securely in the Ice that it re- I seal chJvalry'bf tbc United States has. qalred the Use of three* engines tp move J btvn cradled . Wr*jro®gpize like shoddy, FRUITS and VEGETABLES We Launder Ladies’ White Waists i m SANFORD, FLORIDA i THE C IT Y ■f tfk S T A U R A N T ( First Sow*. on* Uotk < T Cfepot areOstts Ttwtotflre) H. E. W IS E , 'P ro p rie to r ■ *■ / Formerly Msinger of Central Cafe ♦ Steaks, Chops, O yaters and Fish a S pecialty j ♦ T f i«•*!*.. v> , ♦ A Place F o r Ladled and G en tlem en V X gJk .f mv'V c 't ♦ S h ort O r d e r s At All H ou r» m ^ m •i -t + Prompt, Clean Service FLOWERS < v. - ~x . Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced frit«* PUNTS — BULBS BICYCLES Fruii Trae» »n «,R v r««ry at»«k L. H. T E M P L E ' , - •. » Phone, 166. lifts and Oak Avé. Special Offering In Ferns. Sanford, FW>t»l Designa to Order.* '• L ook in g f o r a Floridi Good Mouse Affo) ' SUN| 25 B I C Y C L E ntoM ism up to t i» rtji Bei ITI A »« ,. SHANIBARGCR O* LANDÒ. . FU to ‘ " Ship Y ou r Fruit and , \ t i t tables to ? - • '^Minufictarlng Co Hero I» One on the.Best Market Writ# for atancila and Market Reports Today F . C. H E W IT T CO \ * «*» «• 1 E veryth in g F irst C l»»» i * „1 \ J J A C K S O N V IL L E hdAe cooking your meals j �nr "**""■**J—V* *^ r” *" ^ • V « •• * * »,•■ UH SANTORO Ilf RAl D f A t u M n I N i m ONE NIGHT ï . , npi .c \ L T t î ....O N L Y .... I[ m p e r i a l f h e a t r e y y e d . J a n f i 11 T H P R IC E S : E T H I E T h o Big N e w Y o r k F 1 F irs t Six R ow s O rc h cs tara , $ 1 . 5 0 Next 1 7 | / P r o d u c t i o n , W h i c h Ran O n e E n t i r e Y e a r at L y c e u m T h e a t r e .......... 14 Rows O rchestra. $ 1 .0 0 B a lc o n y , 7 5 c . 50c and 2 5 c ¡Ï '" THIS ATTRACTION PCRSONALIY (ilARANlEII) in INI MANAtil MIN-1 01 IMPERIAL I III AI 111 EXCELLENT CAST ~ . - M A G N IF IC E N T S C E N E R Y i jjt-as z ae .¿ g j i n A j h sa ; thç club, keep h record of till proceeding» Lend A (land Club s .n io K ii i imi.i s r_ ___ of the meetings muj. conduci ilio cotres« . . „ „ „ lodge i™ ,A ! ,h, ,27, , t. If. 0 t. Lend A Hand Club will hold tlicir Saillant *■ ‘ " i '17,1cell nil In the Wclnka-Ctub pondent» of the club uhder thr directo» 1 Irctu rvrry Mimilav al 7-!!»'»ti m hw#f limaci if .. .. _i.__ ..I 1 ntnVI/w-k Of the »resident t'.im* J I Hit! S 1. roonn Friday nfternoon 3. o'clock. U S fWtt-S Srt* y Sec I The treasurer shall pay nil lolls For the benefit of those who arc inter»ted In this club and the work they are and make dt&l)ur*emeniH only u|*on war- 3r*ilnt»lf Chapter N«» i.dnirr f diirni Star ho„ s, „ ............ endeavoring to do; the Conatitutlon mid rants signed by the presidents and an t . . , ..... tliorizeil by (tuboard of ollicers She "li.ilti i» ui.. i u. mu By-Laws are given and their platform, > » shrill keep an itemiri-d mvount of .ill t>• dearly defined. ccipts and disluirseini'iit* and present a _ • I l.riiii i.ily v. . CONSTITUTION complete statement at the regular meet- IT*11 u u.r..-- li . . if 0( The Lend n Hand Club of Sanford lugs. I tie book ill winch is kept tile rec­ î’ Iiariilv I uiHr Si Article I ord of money receiveil nil) paid out, also v The nam e of lid* association »ball be tile annual ret-itt of ite tn imim i Ii .-I !-* I < » I • ■i h l the Lend n Hand Club. of Sanford. Flu, TT- TST7TP t-T B U iZSUTUViTJr. ijisj^A Meat Market of Quality^ Whore yuu c.ni yjci the hcsi of everything tleliverrti to your <100r by starmi iiiPitspnger duel on Time VU h.VKKT A COMPII IL HIM tit I lo r Iti«» tinti W e s t e r n Meet anti P o r k . I a m h . D ry a n d S a lt M e a ls . I isti. P otili 1 y anil H o m e M a d e P o r k S a ti­ n i tíc. W e ite it. i\s ] irr*I turt"t 1 tu pi Vf in lit*- in lilt* our «pyrin! h o m i m M )i c o in 11111 ------- A r t ic l e commune mu week led ire m b i .i iiiod The object of this club ahull be mutual helpfulness, and rite promotion of n broad spirit of neighborltneas. Article 3 Sec 1 Mcinber*liip‘lii tb^ club alinll he nf two chisses. active utld associate Sec 2. I lie active members »ball con lid« themselves in honor tmuiul as far St possdiU* to enter into work under tsken by th" club, ami t" perform »ocb commitiee work as may be unsigned them. Se, i \»>.KMiie member* *iuil! !>< entitled to attend any meetings ol the riut), tail shall have na responsibility in ilici 11lit.. Sec. 5, Tin: limince cliaSiuaii sliall examine the books of ilo- treasurer and the annual icpiui, and with 1 toumuiteeul four member * ol [u-r own ilim.sitig she sitali desi *e o u i- nel m< .m- I a . ii— 111*■ Sill'll mom ) - .Hilo * i k o I the 1 I11I1 sI. ill demand Sii • . Nei I IJi*li- aol I" Ivi 11 In Olili > cumin Ulne- i iio-i-i.lv, I Ini un min is each, to I"' ko ■•un i- the -ondili.......ill untie <1.1 ti. i 11■, pi i I- - ■ I work Sec .’ There shaft He 1 house commit rest at->1" Ha work ire Article I So I l lie otlicers of ibis club slmll be president, vice-president, secretary. treasntei und cbmrman of the finance nuntinttee Vi 1 Ml ,illii ei» shall la* elected I'V ballot ,ii Hu- annua) meeting, and con tunic in nib- e one year, or until tlieit successor* (tie elected Article S Sec I I lie inmi.tl meeting sliall be hrld the secand today II. March ut cad. year See 2 Kegnlnr meetings sbnll tie held on tecoid t oday* of each month. Sec l S|iecntl meetings may he ridi­ rti by the president nr liy any three members, but no business shall he trans•Ctfil r-\i fpt dint (or whtcli tlie meeting wss cnlicit Article fi The ijeiierol i m i n u g e iu c n l of th e n l lu ii* of the club, shall be vested in an catecù live boitni' which shall be composed of the officers of ihe club, and two directors to be elected by the club. Article 7 Sec. 1 A ipiorum for conducting filisi. ness in aw- dub. sliall consist of twelve menitier» 'ySec 2 V ipiorum for thr e x e c u t iv e S.m'ii.it 1 uitt. v . • ■• I I 0>- \ lilt............I1 - I I "t Il I* 1» I of m ap|>lii it im i sit ili In m jg a r in o ii 11 fui ' I V “ CTCtaryjitMtll kpep tm uc- Show Fe rtilize rs Dii mmi u . im I .1 t u li IUiiiTmi .lini m ie lli.it Nt l I m H ' I NI IDI AI I I It I II 1/ I |< *k Du \m i Uditi lilt* l i m i l u NI.ly i m ’ IDI Al I I K I II l / l K w ill UM K lÿ h l M itic i lilis. R ig h i Pi it|ioi I io n s , .m il fflÿlif (dH iiliiii.il lints di r Mtr S criiM ut Mir S u c c e s s w h ic h o m ite s u fir n Vm i I M IDI Al I I R I I I I / i R I m (il t .il i n ! V .tini I I WjMt l / l R ni l'I.iiil I um l -1 III V IDI M - ROOM • li 21) p N liin s , l ’ i r o Semi t<ir nur I ree Hook riti It Irti B in e k Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. ()|ini I ut'NildV n •! 10 1 » |i in X t S d ì I I I II.IV N 1 I 11 '» |l (Il Hi- III! l'KOMISIMì GROVt' Luc .il Uranch W .1 r cito u htr M C Wj ***c i1 Mi iici r Jackso n ville, . F lorida A .• jf r S i i .1 II ¿21. I N \\ t‘ I (' I » II) t* i m m v m n v i v v y v v i m v s s v w w is w s s s s s s Chase & Co. W ebster’s N ew S I I I I M ’ K K S Di- INTERNATIONAL D ictionary r- F lorida F r u it s 111"1 V e jie ta b le s THE MERRIAM WEBSTER? y\* B ecause T“ ¡ üN>“ NKW uccautc eavwan*0KEA’ every Odd of the world’» thought, «dion » 11.I culture. Tho only rime unatiridged dldiouwT In many yean. R«.ratti* I* d«fiue« over 400,000 uccausc morn than over before appeared between two covers. *70 0 J’agat. 6000 ii* lustration*. (i e nc r iit Insuhm ce Agents V p 'f ■ SA^ÍVlRD. FLORIDA - VF* ■■ ti ■>, f t x r a n . * 11 1" the o n ly d ic tio n a ry De cause wRh lJ|a ncw di^-iaesi pago. A "Blroka oí Oemu«.' Became- “a ilnglo '•*? enoyclopodla u voluino. t w x w w > w y x w w ^ » w w w w w w w w * w * v w « w M va« w > » » **AW * H t ----------------------------- :------------------------ •------------------ ----------........................ - H  M D Rarantw U I« ncoopted by the rvecauic Collrtj tTohool« «od I h r « o.» th c uno supremo «u* thurity. t K? L IV E R Y , FEEPAand who «Because fits ccr *m. kn,0ff' I.ot ut,r,n1 toi!* you »bout Urn now work. SALES Hum «an .ititi Wagon« w im Jw 1 a ft C. KI1II AMCQ, P»Mm You * '# ? l STA B TE Ülnohamithing ami Mor«a«ho*lng ‘ H o r s e s and M ü le s S ought and Ç^ohanged HEAVY HAU LIMO AND COHTH ACTING .yt 1. w ay y m¡ **aH»B V '' - New liiIMlless 1 V‘ I Fertilizing id e a l V ili U ld iltish e x l tolsi 11« - - I l1!.. I IMI il. I ... I T ir o B lo c k o Sanford Library Annoiinceiiient» S|>ectid order. 1 Comniuidc.-itinnn froin thè pn-sident Ke)sirl nf 0 ilicers fiejiorTs ni 1 omitiHte' s S.-I m -i j i i h Free Reading Room I I’av furili s F .is v Spring new*. i r ubir1miTiiiiki,> '»li ili 1 Ì tilt In lif t' I - .I ^ -I lo p n o n o s . ’ J s-J A i tuli* K i v i , lini! lin i 1 j.|.| Low I ’rit*t*s ti«m sbtill H h * r I» » *f r\.* r m i 1--------- lf«r«‘i Ihi mritium lo roach lh« yroplo at ihl« romm 1I11 tu* ilr!rrMDln**t i«> viift "f ih** *dui ► Sin* I bt t vt o ih* - i » ...... ih . I ü ^ l i - ^ n i d r P i m í o s , ( )r ^ a n s , |iajurr*, bul r rfiboiiv who »1* ' *|<.iprt * (>ri uv:lil liy llie presi ri»lb*«l iiiriMin**. fimi -- ---- *J1j I l---------------- VV *¡*V V V*ï**.'*VV d e u t lo tilt- ciitisldi'M tio ii ni riti* d i l l i ut 1 reiSulnr - Ü i **- - -------- T h e CrippiMi M u sic S to re Catch 1lie Drift? ii c~ P h o n e No 1 v*b»i rf AtU citicun l buy ippli - 110 P a r k A v e n u e - i ... N.»ill • r»®rybod) lit r r \ r i U ln e ls i. il I lit the i in - ■ B R I G G S . o -I I gf g J i W l ■\t *•11 iti a- t t i iliih.lito d- I 0 .4 i w a n d (ira mo y I" o n i in :.i>.li ,ro pri sliall bruit: tin m *A«rfO!-»>:.»(.t- tiiib-n Sei o I U II M i ^ u . r 1. for help Ii in lio i lah oi bits' ()( t. „ (jn ,,lf , „ 1|lr 1 s i f i i nr . l I - -i I t i l . . . I i » . - I Utld prelieily u m l I i ud ........ ..tier n„. ............ \f IO|i i eith et T . n Urtili Ut ottica tinnii ol (. in in ill •/s anil loia eis ol um 1 1m 1 s* e ! l i a i t h e piai e id a.......... ... ji.t 01 I i eli on OUh a | i | > 0011 *t . i i i tm> CaiiiiiHintc.itk«i i iriy > .1 .e l Hata limi» I«v»ni7 m i> m visiting i.iuiia t» weinmir tosili sliall imiMsI of live IlieilitM-fs 11 d n u il lina 1 >1 a, - : 1 Article H l a lt to or.ter Sec t. This constitution may be nmendK e a d l l ll i nini a p p l - n a l n i l i a i ’lliiu ci ,ni any ntuiuid meeting by n two A iiMouiii'iito 111 thirds vote of all active members present. Annuid repirt uf M-crelary - the pfofosed amendment having been Annoili rr(>ort nf ireasurer« •ubmitu-il In wrilting ut n previous Aiimitd ri-pirt of .li iirmia nf limitile tegnldt meeting. ----- -• COfnrntIter Sec 2. Amendments may also. be Animai (iddi essili pi.-ali ut , Wade at any annual meeting without1 Misi clldOnO» I1UMI11 -» previous notice by tlie unanimous vote! f ili l I loti of o lili r i s of all member* present. Adjooniment Sec 3. Uy-taws and standing tides ' Ann i.* a .-JBiy be adopted, amended or repealed at The generai »ubi" i "I study ami piati *ay annual or regular meeting by 41 twoof work shall Im- deeplrd I•> the dui. thirds vote. •\tini. ? lly-Laws—Article ! of putii.diietUtirv )ila. tlinThe iules Ttie umiliai dues ul active 'Qetnhers s^nll be one dóllur and twtmiy\cdniprt»e I in Mt.-. I \ - inauu.d f"i i! e rents, and those fcf associate members usé of women * clubs, sitali govern i o (wo dollars, payable ijunrterly Us AtlviintV. proceedingk of ibis club Mibp * i in tl>^ S«. 2. the muney JbrtTcd, from till sjPi.t li rules which llave I.eon ‘if oii.y be . , * foe* sholl t>c kept for i>urposen uf rfliH adopted #1 financial distress in ihis-communlty.. Sec 3. by action uf the exeoutivc, 1losns may bo made to petaonl in If Y o u H n v e a uporary distress, provided this toon oad does not in any one year exceed 2.t Printing W a n t cent ol (lie available moneys tyfjvçd TVE WANT, TO KNOW "1membership docs. T^.v WHAT IT IS Article 2 -' ' 1 1- The duties of offleers shall be Putting out good printing are implied by their respective 1« oUr bu»bic»u, and when we iljr good printing we «»I such as are specified in these tn . don’t me«n fair, but the b«»t obtalnnble. If you ‘ i f e t The inesldcnt shall nppoihl «II ■:» "torn Missouri” give ^ ® ^ l y committee*, and be..e^ | ^ us * trial and wo will fowmbrr Huy wiÜHiU, y lc Hglrt of ^ 1 i.toi ynil \s ill Ih pIlMvfit 11 V H s u n m i u e d to tin- < htu rm u u of Hie I t n a n . . 11 \ • * . • • . • • ■ » « > - ■■ » . i . ri fea -, . m �•» \ :I7 m ■v N January |6, |9;2 THE SANFORD HERALD thé Everglade« ia the proper place to looh« anmLaL .«a . nuiiy - «inculare IJIÍ SANfOJiD—HERALD nataJrby denyind ttiia charge and lhatT .UMBER Et fl m L um ber I DISTRIBUTORS FORI Vr % Pi K - .C ES--.' Steinway & Sons Melilin Behr Bros. Mathushek “Crown” . Story & Clark Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros. and Fischer *: .A N 0 Si I The Autopiano! £13 m • hjnqleb • Let the satisfied customers make the PuUUbrd Every Tueadar and frkl»r Mornlr-S Qy statements and htive them signed." * 4. A “ satisfied-cuatemers," Bro. Holly, THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY are"The those who are cither Interested in K J tlUUr. editor litis gigantic scheme, or who have been W, M. HAYNES, Burine»» Manager caught In the net of the promoters and ' r . ò . L< *öb»crlpUon Priée. 52 OO a Year In Advance hope to unload on others. The state has been and 1» a party to this land schmc. D yal-U pchurch Building, Jackso n ville, F lo rid a IMivtcnl la tCe Cltr by carrier 12 00 per year In and It is going to prove the blackest advance or ,20c per monili page In Florida's history. The money Payment* In adtance mutt be made at office Our stock is Well Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low. If your dealer used In this drainage scheme, for the ben­ biiered a* secood-claaa mail matter Aogutt 22nd efit of the land syndicates and some oth­ cannot furnish our stock write us for prices. ""TOM, at the Poatoflca at Sanford. Florida. * - ers. properly belong to (he public schools ander Act of Marcb 3rd. 1570. of the State, und from which source it Tele penine h a I t # should never have been diverted, and Ofice In lterald BuihlIni < the Everglades left to the Indians nt m lr ^ lea« unlit ’Florida became more thickly friend« io go with them. Such a body No freere for Flovidn. populates).—Gainesville Sun. of friendly patrons is also of great value to tha road In preventing radi­ Mighty fine weather for tha growing Captured by The Thief cal and 111 advised legislation. celery crop In the Sanford celery delta. Those who were fortunate enough to The roads which have practiced see “ The Thief" at the Opera House gardening have also found that the Sanford expects to entertain the tnul- Thursday night, and the audience was products of the gardener's work have titude on February 13th and 11thcomposed almost entirely of the regular a good Influence on employes In mak­ theatre goers competent to judge, pro- ing them more contented and Influ­ The thermometer in Sanford was 30 de­ nonneed the play one of the best, if nut encing (hem to be more careful In their work, which usually means that gne« lost night, the coldest weather we the best seen in Orlando Every mem­ they are saving the company money. ber o f the entire company had been The sodding of cut« has the further have bad. ■elected with core, fitting (heir paru so argument In Its favor that ft prevents Florid« 1« the only stafe In the union well that the play seemed to have been wsfhlng, thereby reducing mainten­ that did not hove a severe cold spell on written for them. Disagreeable weather ance coats, tnd the maintaining of prevented a largo audience from attend­ station parks can be justified on the Sunday. ing. but a crowded house will no doubt ground that without proper surround­ It is an 111 wind that blows nobody greet them if Orlando should be so ings the value of a well designed and good. The cold weather In the .north Is fortunate as to secure a return engage­ costly station Is considerably depre­ ciated. bringing thousands of people to Florida. ment.—Hciwrter Star. The fact that some of the roads The Thief will l>e at The Irnporinl which first adopted gardening are now Come to Sanford this week you bar­ Fite«ter tomorrow night. the moat ardent advocate« of the sy s-, gain hunter*. Tha. stores are . giving tern Is the best proof of the val us o f . Drop in Mercury away dry goods, clothing, shoes and hats the Investment. The mercury dropped with a startling »■ i -A N D and everything. rapidity during the past two days, being 10 on Sunday njght and 30 last night • , RAM’S HORN BROWN. rite army mule is to be replaced by Although n serious cold was predicted on the automobile truck in the game of war. Oolng back often begins by looking 'm Sunday the cloudy atmosphere kept il back. i *“ Missouri can now coniine It* attention to away from the south central (»onions and raising hogs. a rising temperature is looked for now. Tho man who would bo a leader The following report is fresh from the must ho the first to start Editor Holly e ip re w « hi* opinions up­ wire for today and Wednesday "Fair to­ on the subject of totd nlutltietKv Inst night and Wednesday Slowly rising I t tio v o r m a k e * a «in any whiter to S S e n d f o r C a t a l o g u e d , P r i c e s a n d To rni s week tu a two page article in the Sanford I temtpersure Wednesday Tern perat ure c a ll I t a m ltiU k u Herald The two pages were absolutely 20 to 21 degrees in north, and 21 to 28 blank —I’ nlm [teach County To be a linn for a day would »poll degree* in central |xmioii tonight Fro*! a mourn» forever. in south portion/' Again Sanford ha* escaped n killing Tiro man who es out tu look for How HtxMJt )oui watermelon crop* Bet­ frott and despite ihr rain of the |>ast J A C K S O N V IL L E F L O R ID A < short woik week the lettuce and celery. I» coming ter buy your seed now l. K, Philips & trouble wilt hnv* 31-8-tc along In good simpe and the prospects Co. 41 »y? : A whole Noah'» ark full of sin can are bright for n good season. Cheer up' Meet me at the Violet Brand Sale. hldn behind n single doubt M i Na ! M O ULD IN G ____ LATHE p tl (*v5j John A. Cunningham! L 1 it N P. Y o w e ll. The Miami Herald Invite* ti* to view tire Evrrglade*. get the information at first hand und then make » «taleureUL If we continue to receive «)uea(Uina from 1 botneseekers regarding the “dreenoge Scheme' the offer of the Herald will tie B E D S OF F L O W E R S A N D S O D D E D taken ntul ¡(»lively the last word will B A N K S ARB E F F E C T IV E . be spoken K RAILWAY GARDEN PAYS R r The R u m who always looks for good could not t>« In any better business □ □ □ □ □ EX O D S a i n a g D D D D ü í: DREW’S There I* no pew in any rhurrb ihat the devil,has not sometimes orruplod Tho rilllrnnltim would soon lie here if we all l|ved_up to whltt wo dcJUlUIul of others -n BIG JACKSON­ VILLE HOUSE *■«■+ <•-4H >■«» FOR Fine S ta tio n e ry I KIM t BOARD Of TRAOt A Character Is aomethlug that cun □ rowing Association Is Convincing There are fully fifty commercial orglBETTER E ngraving & Die S tam ping never he taken to . the graveyard In Managers That Such Improvements nlzation* In the slnte of Florida, working a hearse y Reaulf In Better Service for Independently of eaee other, all doing n S E R V IC E Books 1— Employes and Save Money. good work. How much more efficient Sottfe people glvje'according to their IN ■■, work could tie done with n »late nfginlA rtis ts ’, S u rv e y o rs ’ and means, and othera give ««'curding lo 1* to be nutnd with i>«U»/actl«it, their meanness mount tbe persistent «(furti of u «mail SUPPLYING D ra ftsm e n s ’ M a te ria ls A fund could tie « routed lor advertising group of railroad There «re men who will talk to « the itute— »a> $25.1100 n year All let gnrdoueni to in­ Sunday »«hoot us If every child in It L YOUR Kodaks, S p o rtin g Goods lets sent to tlie brail orglnizalion. from terest the rail­ hnd tho wImlom of Holomun. N which would be sent literature of all WANTS ways of tho coun­ Souvenirs, Etc.. communities represented in the state octry In the work of Aa long an "prize fighOng pays so lg ini ration. j improving the ap- numb better than preaching the devil There would be a unit of purpose. Arane« of ela- »111 have plenty of hired hnlp E v e ryth in g for tho O ffice "tjton ground* and There Would be strength njfficenl to R H Tight of woy land urgitit/iition a "plant where all statistics Don't forget tk^t -when you are In Aro meeting with would tw available and kept up to the the wrong place vonr right- place Is Ipcrdas l o g * u a empty -T'lmllnyatxilla News minute, where all information woulil be ce*a ^hout thlr nl hand on <itru* uml vegetable culture, 4 5 - 4 9 W . B ay S t. ty members of Jackso n ville, F la . possibilities of »sine, mineral fcaouxceS, tbe Hallway Gar­ POINTED PARAGRAPHS.. timber resources, and so on dener»' associa­ ■' *| , * It wouhl create a better understanding tion were pree Practical Jokers are anything bu between vanou* communities and ceiftctu ent at the annual JoymAkere. \ u f - •• « , \ ,* * - ____ various sections of the state. . , convention which w sv u w »»»»»"* "; The possibilities of such an orglnlzarloh waa held a short time ago iu Chicago, Judge not your neighbor until you | Early Rose No. 4 . SEED PO TATO ES Bllsa Triumph . ' *• -•*. » . ^ ore unlimited and the worth to the «ate and the meeting was marked by Inter­ stand In hla shoes. ' ? w f 1^ f 'w l ^ «• » Mata* .««1 N.v, r « k St»ts. Th. « « i u fi.,.- C ested discussion of tbe technical beyond understanding. ’ — < 10 ,r° f , 4? P*",**‘ h e m d is ru y ted , 6(, ‘ Y k i y *r* uniform io »«» uniform io *itr. (it* *nJ k* Hroken lunula, loosened *slats i ’. part­ It would take motley—lot*.of it-prob- phases of gardening. » nor U n» «IttntgrJ fey l, o * o f in U . D th y* ‘ can ticmade immedituly. Thla association waa formed ID 1907 ly fool ball, partly "frata," ; ally $50.000 a year to accomplish somUCMAALFACTURr THE ORHCCT POTATO FERTILILf K with »eventaen n embers It has Sine« i ^ k . i . % thing. Such an urghuzatson Could exist moerkwognT nuTiuze* cpMFARvj j] J a e k t o n v illa . F lo rla * held four conventions, anil tbe tnetnA soft nnswor.will not turn awav an on $1.000 a year, but be a passive con­ ^»ershlit jia a Increased to 160, repre­ riorlda agent with something to sell. «\ cern—on orgnllzatlon in name onfy, ami senting thlrtydlve roedfc. ThU prog * — _ , • would die a-bornlng. But u big. state­ resa Is entirely dua to the efforts of A woman's Idea of making a fifteen wide orglnlzation with some money be­ Individual employee who era anxious minute cal) la to stay two hours. hind It Would cause interest—each com to see the practice of horticulture on munity would want tp know whht results railway laggs gain the recognition We can’t all get rich quiskly In they were getting for ‘their »expenditure,; which It deeerve*. fact, moat of us can't even get rich Although eeveral roads have main­ slowly. -» and if the results wrrs nit fottlicomlug __ ‘ s .Only exclusive baker in the City. All there would be a house-cleaning. That's tained departments for carrying on such work, the gardeners In charge A girl likes to be aecrstly engaged mixing done with latest improved Sonithe trouble with many of the town' clubs : have In the main been denied encour­ so that sh* can tell’ all her girl —the dues are so small that the jtWney ; tnry machinery. agement by railway managers In en­ friends. . ; * \y is phid aver with the same feeling that a larging the field of thetr, wprk and in nickel Is given n Salvation Army sritd- Introducing It on new iWde, says the Only a man who Is known to be tor—"It's for a good cause and I don't Railway Age Oaxette. An eipendl- truthful can tell a Us big enough to S p e n ce r’s B read handled by all flrs tcare how It Is spent." - .* " ■ i*i«.t - »lure made for planting flowere or nod­ attract attention. < ♦ * A . #y * , ' ^ c la ss 1 grocers.^- , ding a .cu t may nqt result In as defi­ nite an Increase In gyoes earnings aa THE CVERGLADC5 It Is easy for a -flr l to bellevs that Zdltor Dob Holly, of Thes Sanford Hev- A similar expenditure for operating a a-certain young man Is her-affinity— . SPECIAL ORDERS fILLED PROMPTLY until after they are' married. *■’ aid. talks as follows reganlin| ini tthe' literk- freight train. However, the appearance of wet) (ure being sent out concerning tha great 1 ' -----kept parka and flower beds at stations, Nothing Is mors disappointing than value of land In the Everglades; of neatly sodded banka In deep cuts tha actions o f a pretty gtrl who thlnkg “If the generous and great hearted who We Make Everything Know« to the Trade are sending that Everglades UterntunS^Sy and of.fresh flowers on dining car ta- her good looks an excues for .Impolite Tbe Herald would cease we will promise bles are very effective In adding to the new. • PHONE 106. N O.jQ ;l PARK A V E N U E . V w> never to mention some of the facts about pleasure And comfort o f travelers, and s< | ft ' the ’drwnage/ We don't j ckro whether any such effort of a railway manager nappy ta.the calm, unruffled man .r : the custard apple grows tpffe dr (tistoid to please his patrons will win for his who takes life philosophically and « pie«. Iris a dead moral certainly that road mgny friends who not only will growa old graoefully—even If ha we wHU never Jozaito (lnate os long as travel that way more often tn the doaent amount to , much.—Chicago there is any dry latpd left In Florida If lure « • f *. ñ P PRINTING - BINDING * LITHOGRAPHING P i ; IBM;. S P E W 0 E R’S B A 4 I ' s, ■BFA: Cards See The Herald �• 7 fr--> r-- t í "*.*'» 3 THE SANTORO MTRALO IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Little Happenings—Mention ot .M a tte rs In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS OE INTEREST Have you tried the Shrine House? 4th •nd Palmetto If not get a meol ticket 34tf Beans, pens, corn, tuiuutoc», cucum­ bers, wntermelon. okru New crop seed L R. Philip« «. Co 3.|.Mtc Wadc, the Tuner. Orlando. Thrasher's Great Healing Fluid Mat no rqu«l fn* *ne»«hin¿ p«u, No humluj fuar»nfr^L »«* do all m i» recomeoded lo oc mano I et uitdrd. Eitrin.l application Kaa cuied Cancer« Kheurnetiam. Feloni Headache rotam Oik and Dtaeafted Erri Kriirv»« all j*am when properly ipplitd. tf C o m p o u n d r d 1 »rar» »true and «II ire deti|htrd that have \i»r<| it There never u us such a fine codec tlon o f em broideries and luces us ut Summary o f the n on tint Smull Talk our Violet Brand Sole. N. P. YewelU Succinctly Arranged for Hur rlcd Herald Readers. MAIL BOXES . fe> Ur. and lira. W. J. Steven* of Wichita. Good steel mall boxes. 15 cents each. Kai. have fcoms at the Falrvlew. Geo. It. Ternald lldwe. Co. 35 2tc Co ice The Thief, at The Imperial Jan. You won't rerfret It. t 38-1»' 17 th. Fred Snyder and J. W. Omdorf of Angold, |nd.. have room* at the Falrvlew WANTS D irect fonte turair « ihi» i »hstLi and uvei {uhi «f any hind itinovi b«fore il 'bit*lrr » and cvntinu« ti» apply. Manufactured by J. S. THRASHER -------- S C H O O L GARDENS OF LONDON SOLD B Y ----------- J. G. MARTIN Luke Mary, Marida ¡, Attempt* to Qrow Plsnt* In Slums ot Metropolis Elicit Prele* of AmeHcsn Expert. F IR S T N A T IO N A L BANK A very tntereillug report on Eng All Local Advertisement* Under This llsh school gardens ha* recontly t>e«n Ur and Mr*. D. 0. C«*e of Marlon, Heading, Three Cents a Lin* tuch Issue tssueil by the Cnlted Btate* depart­ Missouri are houae keeping at the FairOF SANFORD, FLA. ment of aat (cultural si bulletin S04 For Sale or To Let—An elegunt bunga­ view. r . H . R A N D . P r e s i d ent * QCO. P E R N A L D . V lc *-P re e . low, 6 rooms and hnth and deinched ft was wrttton by Miss Busan H Btpo, P. P. F O R S T E R , C a s h ie r D. F . W H I T N E R . A s s l . C a s h i e r The Thief. Jan. 17th. at the Imperial. kitchen. Admirably located A great bar­ * c>ollaboratt>r of the bureau of plant In thi* piny, the »tory of many women gain If taken soon. Apply to or address Industry and teacher of botany and Only National Bank in O ra nge County U told, with variation* in the dialogue of N. H. Fogg. Altamonte Springs. Fla. 36-4tp nature study tn one of th® normal Funds P ro t e c t e d by B u rg lary Insurance Real Estate Salesmen Wanted—First schools tn th# city of Washington. the ptA. M -lt class man to sell 10 acre tracts, 4 miles This report Is based upon investiga­ Safaty Deposit Boxaa for Rant Ml** Maggie Hart of Orlando Is *the from ■ Orlando. You make the selling tions made by tho author during a Eu­ ORG A NI ZE D 1887 price and commissions to suit yourself charming guest of Mr*. Forrest Lake. Sam Boyd. Room G02. 80 West St.. New ropean trip • Tho local reader cannot ; J. N. Whitner left on the boat Monday York. but wleh that soino of tho unfortunate ' 36-7tc children mentioned could bo brought morning on a tmsineu . trip to Jackson­ Agents Tuke Notice—For Sole, 1700 to California, where there Is at last ville and St. Auguatlne.’ acres cut over pine land, 5 miles from a small plat of earth for every child The Thief, the aeaaona beat, tomorrow Orlando, an ideal 10 acre tract proposi­ Í N O RTH EAST In tho state tt Is stated regarding ft tion. Will mnke price and terms right night Jan. 17th. at The Imperial Theater. school In Whitechapel (1-ondon) and pay liberal commission. Address See it. 38-11 Sam Boyd. Room 602. 80 West Si.. New where no unoccupied ground sur­ 3G-7tc rounds: “ Each pupil has a small Mr and Mrs. Geo. Burch of Columbia, York, n Wanted—White messenger boy at space Assigned to her tn. tho roof gar S. C., are the guests of their relatives, Mr. Wcttern-Unloo Telegraph Go's office don. boxes, scarcely mbre tbnn a foot ; *• and Mrs F~ N. Morrow. I I .f square, hut even so, more than she has ‘Cnpt K H. Marks and H. A. DuBoee Hurry your grain? vine planting, a* lien at home." of the Mink* Real estate Agents _______ _ _ wenj...ln time is (Kissing Have a few on hand fur The writer regrets th%( lack of KiMtmrna* yesterday on buxines*— immediate delivery Plant Amoot ¡‘rivet or hedge and secure beutiiul and cvcr- spaoe forbids the reproduction Of Don't fall tQ aee "The Thiel4*-at-T he akting inclosurc. Cut flowers and plants, much of value and Interest to be found Imperial Theater, tomorro^ night, J6n.- nursery stock L H Temple, phone 156 In this report, hut advises every one SO U TH entrusted with the leaching of nature W EST 32-tf 17th. * 38-It' For Sale—5 acre form, twenty hearing study or school gardening to get this F A Woodcock w u in the city yester­ orange trees. 50 |>cacli trees, utso very most valuable bulletin When we road ELEC TR IC LIG H T ED P U LL M A N day looking after hi* property Interests large bearing [tear trees, modren 5-room of the futile attempts t o grow plants Me It making Atlanta headquarters now. cottage, (runt ami luiek porches, faces In tho 1-ondnn alums one marvels that • D IN IN G A N D S L E E P IN G CARS south Golden Like. 3 miles south east of m I) A Caldwell and daughter. Miss Let- Sanford: 5 minutes walk to street rail our own school g a r d e n s where man 0 — —— — dr. left Sunday afternoon for Jackson­ way. also Ovenlo railroad Fine drinking a n d nature h a t o Ixith c o n s p i r e d to ran d o r condlt Ions u n u s u a l l y fmorablo. ■5 F o r l u f o r u m t i o n , R a t e s m i d R e s e r v a t i o n s see n e a r ville. »here Miss Lei tie will visit relatives, water good tuilinng. hailing and »won are not ov«i run with a riotous pro­ bui Mr Caldwell w<Mgo to New York on nnng Also It) acre tract of the very On the *5 «»st A t l a n t i c C o n s t L i n e A f i e n t or w r i t e best celery and lettuce laud, well located fusion of leaf a n d blossom busineti I t mile west Cumeton t’lty. less than h window sills tn t h e h a l l w e m stone t h Mi and Mrs Steven* of Wiclilln, Kali­ quarter of mile from Sullford traction tetostlng though pathetic situiupu ot tas, arc In the city thi* week. Mr. Stevens eorlme Land ha» a gentle slope from the Eaat Side children to grow plants Nortli to South Etui, m* there will never It a prominent business man and i* anx­ Ih* any danger of soured hunt Guaran- [ at home Tho c h i l d r a n wot« asked to ■S 1311 Wesi Bay St JACKSONVll.t.i:. T 1. 0RIDA * ious to build a winter home In Sanford. teed to gel finning wells mi land Keii- bring pot* and t o l l fiorn home In wtilch *w The re ■f/ik u i i i i m i i i i u H i i i M m m u a a i i m s i u u n D Ad­ to plant seeds sod bnltka t V V v V V i i i » V t » v i l V y * J V i l f V r » V r V w t V i l i - J V . i l V ‘J Y v V F a i fbe 1 bief, tomorrow night ot the Im­ smudge price, and term* to soil spouse proved t h o s c a r c i t y of such dress |byx 1127 City 2-tf5 perial Direct from on« year* run in The I he Gate Ulty House litis brought down thing» In their homos The teachers Lyceum rticalrr New York. A play that the high cost of living Only ST DO per then procured ths mawtilul Seeds Drink a Bottle of will imerekt you from beginning to week for tin* liiiesl table board m the city were given lit ell; and when vacation See Pinker 24 rain« the plants sure taken hunt« to end 38 It I tnaiglil tin mil l, n( loir land three be cared for In one pot were a half Mits Utile Mays of Montlceflo. dough years ago I improved and cultivated doi«n vnrT«tl«s of weeds, tho original | ter of Cmtgrestman Mays, will arrive in them. Well located I want one (nr a plant having been choked out of e<(* lb* city Wednesday, and will be the guest home and trucking See no* for bargains tone«, but the child-owner of the pot [ qn others Levi Hhiford Just south of of Mrt. Forrest Ijike. Crystal Ice Factory 27-tf | though them so beautiful * Hiuntod j At Ihr Imperial M.ugnilo—3 acres of laud ill Meek Hum and sickly tut-rlgolds and nasturtiums j ampin proof of th<> blighting et Manager DeCotles of "Thi Imperial mock, best land tn the county, nil rie»ted G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R foci of Ixmdou smoke." Thratrr is to lie congratulated on getting and Irrigation plani complete, with | ncro celery. 3 acres lettuce, another acre ready Notwithstanding Iha hard condlUons Manufactured With pure distil led water—they will prevent dines uld one oi the season* best play "The Thief J' fur potato«* or anything. Crop oud laud under which thoy labor this school! ,. (liilestloti and give you hculib • • by Henry Bernstein. . ' . * oOffiplete. 33,300 00 F M Mccartncy, gardening Is on a much broadur. 3l-t( grander and more comprehensive The ;S an fo rd C o c a Cola U o t t lir i; Co., S a n fo rd , F la Tin« play ran for one year a The Snpford, F’lo. R F D No. .1 For Rent—Furnished n>am, electric scale (hsn anything wru attempt. No Lyceum ['boater, Nov York. Every bus. band and wife in Sanford ought to sec lighis, hot and o ld batli crntrittly located (loubt iheru Is far greater need of tt. Addre»» "S" M<ii I II7. City 3-tj> thti piH> h is a (gay. that will keep An exhibition was held in July In on# dll iW rtkWlVrt'l’HiHiiHmniiriiiUiiliim iiiiiiinii 11 if miiii >, i , ■m, i i i i in HI, ii Vi 11 iViVrV, •>>/ Hunt forget in try tin- dried chipped 2 you bunking and will till you with bOef— chipped while you Willi at W W of tho Whitechapel district* and fliero * wore oolLptUuu of wild flowwr* from emotion, Icings grosery. 15-if g- . badland* hrttig Your wives. Young ^en acres of gis»l land fur sale at a two quonfry school*, r-alntlnjzs of .wild man bring your sweetheart and see one bargain. Three acres cleared and crup- flower* and naturo studies by numy. fast season. ‘ All under fence. Near of tho school* In Ixrndoh) iolliptiotis v sof |he most tense, powerful, truthful,, uverling station on traction line. Almost, of flovrpre and shrubs sultatJo far 1 '?:.w&*lmlng plays on the Auiericau $(nge G E N E R A L F I R E given nwny Particular* at Hcruld growing", |h London parks gnd gar; ---------------------------------------t> --------------tomorrow night, Wednesday January Office dun»; aipjptjel hAC-k yard and garden £ ' I7th. For ShIct-»A pretty Florida home on on a rodurvd scale, showfLif what IN SU R A N C E A G E N T Silver Like. C F. Wtlliame. Box. 923 might bme In an ordln*xy,-ffxmtfon Afriial and Departure o f Train* Souford Fla' , or phono 201. 3-1-tf 1 hack yard nl little e x ,ft model worm Botr^p Wanted—Kry^ term of year», ut *» [H*r recreation ground 24 fee? 'square, oonOffice Ahovr tirai Nnllnnul flunk SANTORO. flORJDA cent. S3,5<MI on tirst mortgage Paying st no’teyl to lll'istmte thp uiafly health C No h'2 Ar 1.25 n m Lv. 1.35 a m ierty Address M cure Herald, No s« giving opportunitl«i which might h* Jt '' 11 03 a m “ ti l l p m ford 3-li-tf Introduced Into publlp iilayground» ,'rVW W J.W W A W PMIWVff.WW.1. iu «»»•*■*■**,m **»•*•*<WVMWWVAWfWMWiVM W No N1 " 2.35 p jn " 2.55 p pi For Sale»—House and two lots, till) under good management and’ good N o.» " 9.00 p nri # Laurel'Avc. Any ren souabh* terms, see planning and iriany qlher valuable T A. Derby,302, Park Ave. 37-3tp south Bou?m feature* It Is said til», exhibit was Na.M For rent—Pleasantly situated rooms 116 Ar 2.16 a m LV 2.26 a m visited by dO.Opfl people. 3» schools French Ave. West. 2 minutes w a l k from Na 69 " 2 03 p m •i"l ‘ 2.25 nm sent In exhibition*, and altogether K depot. 2-t-c ' . No. 85 “ 6.03 p in - '6.25 p m y' Lost—Between Jno. M. Lord's and Sab- was a great affair No. 29 ** 8.20 a m ford on Jan. Olh. I9l2, a Indies' Immdr i SSANCH LINES Cloth coat. Finder pleas« return to Jno. AN O L D C R I M E IS R E V E A L E D Trilby A Sl Petenbarg—No. 23. Ar. 1.01 M. Lord or the Herald office and receive $2.00 reward. Jno. M. Lord. 17-2c^ No. 24. Lv. 2.15 p. m. Bones of Lonq Burled Women Found One of the .most suitable tracts of land ' h ■1Lee«burg_No,. 21, Ar. 11.28 a. m. No. *•" B e n e a t h the Brick Floor of tn Florida, neaf the beautiful Indian River, 22. Lv fl.15 p. m. a l l w o rk d o n e by X * House. now open for sale. If you want good ' '4 ®veitia-»Ar. 10-30 a. m. Lv. 3.00 p. m. land, pretty scenery, health and comfort, Ktkton. Md.— Hone* of n woman, do not let this offer »lip by. Write ip J, E L E C T R I C M A C H I N E R Y , with eavaYfll fnded bits of r**U allk, two* 37-9tp K>ur money for the Great F. SundelJ, Lake Mary. Fin. . Ylhlet Brand Sole. N .f, Yowell, For Sale— Durue Jersey hogs, Ohio Thor­ remnants of w-hat‘ w<re .Opce sldeNr il Door to City Keitllffft} N o 103 v / f f i F i n i S fr r rf oughbred stuck, Florida raised. F\ M. rony^j nnd .1 flfdd plated pin, appar­ Get prices on .beans for spring planting Allen, Hex 472, Now Smyrna. Fla. 37-2tp ently' evidence ut a murder which * L R Philip* fc Co. 34-Stc Wanted—Forty cktlu salesmen and probubly never will be unrnvelod, ■ — '■ ...... i' li » p* Davl* optician will beat the salesladies for the big Order oJ the Court were unearthed from beneath thn RobWn* Ne»t hotel in near future. Watch Sale of Iho John K. Mettinger stock. Ap­ brick flooring tn the kitchen of the ¡PRACTICAL ply at once to the manager. 37-Jt fochlsad. i „ Thompson property ot Centerville __ For Sale—Fresh Jersey cow. Inquire Landing« by William J, Ellcm, a car­ / . J J j r ^ » p H n g planting seed at L- R. of Joe Cameron. R. F. D. No. 3. San­ penter, who was removing the brick# ford. ' J 38-tfc Preparatory to laying a wooden .floor. •w For. Sale at u Bargain—One Improved tvery one enjoys the Violet Brand When the pricks were removed tel­ ' g ->■ . ■** t** .. Robbins' Iron Age Potuto Planter with J *• * ou * « « » « m a n y pretty thing»- fertilizer attachment, practically good a* lers noticed a black subsoil. Digging Corner Main an*! Monroe, Jackaonville. Branch of the G R E A T E ST H P. Yowell. * down ho unearthed decayed piece« of new; also one dust sprayer. Write of telsyetem of.lius^rfobs CoHegcg in the W orld —¿2 j'ears’’»sticccis; jfso.ooo NOW l, lh# Uro<J tQ hyy be#nj ephone Edgar E. Brown. * 38-if wood and old Jiand made nalla,"lhen piece* of,bon es began to make their graduate». Nfore than 100 high-grade instructors.. Contracts given 9 ‘ •t i ¡T “ i“ al price». L. R. Philip® & . Nicely situated rooms To let—116 French appearance. The condition of the AVe. Two minutes wnjk from depot, bones Indicated that they had been to secure graduates POSITIONS or REFU N D MONEY. Indorsed west,, 38-2tp burled ball a century or more, but the by more Florida and Georgia Bankers and other business inefi than “ a H w w w , , , , , , , , Wanted—Second hand wood cook stove, oldest'residents of the locality can ra­ ALL O T H E R Florid* busj *--------" ----------* ' * ' J: ,W , f aFlorida «aiid i d Georgia business colleges combined*. 3 burner oil stove, household goods, farm­ ced no mysterious disappearance of * ^atalogue FREE. also teach B Y M AIL. ^Catalogue FR El W i z ROADSTERS, £ , ing Implements. Prices what you have. a woman A. H. JAM[ES.iK ES,1Manager, Jacksonville, Gay, R. F, D. No. 3, Sanfqrd. ■ 38-3p I Atlantic Coast Line I m ! rTi l j A. W . FR1T0T, D. P. Agent P„ C O N N E L L Y * * tf i*( 18! •Set ! Vi 1 K \ a HANSON I® MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP fy/J/s/sjU ’S For Rent—One of the most desirable furnished room* In the city. Two blocks CHA8. MAURICE, Agent from business. Apply 110 East Third £fc------------38-3« p U * *** Oreng» Cvunttss Lost—A black leather pocket-book, con®»W»nd Florid mining little or money, but papers of value to owner. L ea v e'at Herald office and gst tsward, 38-ltp * . is,-a ,» • * V; ► f Woman of 96 Wed# Man pf 24. Troy, M o— Mr* Nancy' JCdey, 89 years old. has become a brida for th* ■Ixtb time, her newest husband being Flee Indow, 24 years oid. Th® bride's fifth husband died six weak» previous Subscribe for. The Herald and , , n at the oounty J^gE-PgR Ait*if ... : ; ' - * ** X - . .■ »! ». » - . ,i L ll.0 . TkT • • iN 6 W ■ s .. •' v '. a :' • - I ' w. m �* ” " T l 1 . f l. ■-■•-■ ?T T !?> ?"7 * S ëk Î- »Wz. ■ * : . m ‘* . *' : V *♦ . , i THE SANTORO HERALD » Intutan 16, ir. (Qi'i January 1912 - - 1•- * ± ii»H I N recent issues we have given you a few figures comparing Florida with the very best Northern States in the pro­ Hhv duction of corn and potatoes. It is not possible to compare Florida with all of the states on all kinds of crops, because certain crops in Florida pay so much money to farmers that they do not care to give attention to some other crops which ore staple in the North. In looking over the statistics on any crop that is grown both in Florida and the Northern States, we find that Florida has u decided advantage. ... v_, ^ Owing to our wonderful climate, we have advantages along other lines—in the raising of stock, for instance. It is not necessary to protect stock from the weather, and consequently all kinds of stock run at large the year round and require no attention and but little feed. This is one oi the most inviting fields for the cattle business in the country* We may have more to say on this subject later on. " Just n o w wo call your attention to the raising of Poultry. « Poultry raising ns on industry has mode wonderful strides forward in the past few years, yet the demand for poultry products is increasing much more rapidly than the supply, and prices are advancing slightly each year. This fact is due to several reasons. Almost everybody enjoys eating poultry products. The general high cost of living afong»other lines undoubtedly add* to the consumption of poultry prodnWs amfctends to increase pyeem -Stilly another, and we think n greater reason thnn any other, is due to the rapid increase of population in our cities and the decrease in population of our country districts. The census of 1910 reveals some startling facts. The-State of Illinois, for instance, lost -15,000 population in the rural districts in ihe past ten years, while the state as a whole, including the cities, gained over 800,000. What is true of Illinois is true of practically every other state in the union. As people Hock to the cities they, of course, cease to be producers, but still continue to be consumers. That this condition of ufTairs will continue for years to come is a practically settled fact. For one of limited means we do not know of any field so inviting as poultry raising, and certainly if one is going into the poultry business, no place in the world offers the advantages today that Florida does. In the Year Book of the Department of Agriculture of the United States for 1910, pages 643 and 644, are two tables giving prices in each state of eggs per dozen and chickens per hundred pounds for every month during the past two years. We have selected six representative states out of this list and figured the average price for two years on both eggs and chickens. They are as follows: STATE EW3 p e r d o /. CHICKENS PER JIKJ LBS South Dakota....................................... $ .2 03 . . Illinois................................................... .216.. Indiana ................................................. .220.. Iow a........................................................... 2 0 3 .. Missouri.....................................................194 . Kansas..............: ........................................195. . Average for the six states . . . . . . . . .205 ... $ 9.04 11.26 11.48 .... 10.20 ... ... 10.80 10.37 10.87 • Now compare Florida from the same table: Eggs 24c and chickens $13.34. This will show you that the price of eggs in Florida during the past two years has avernged 3J4c higher than the six states ubove mentioned, and that the price of chickens has averaged $2.97 per 100 pounds higher than in the six stntes above. This differ­ ence of itself should be an attractive margin of profit. 7/ ' Ip the vicinity of Sanford hut few- people pay any attention to poultry, probably because they are engaged in truck growing, from which they make enormous returns, and consequently do not care to fool with chickens. Being near the great resorts of the country, and having such excellent transportation by both water and rail the demand here is much greater than in other parts of the state and the prices at Sanford are consequently con­ siderably above the average given. s. I' 1 . ! M V I I . ’ ,1 m m Ü“ •KÏ- ... lì f\ -, n, L f; ^ « l fj We do not know of a better place oM)d6 more adapted to poultry raising than our Volusia Farms. This land is level, excellent quality of soil, well drained, haa splendid tran sp o rtatio n fac ilitie s by both w a to r and rail and CAN B E B O U G H T A T F R O M $ 3 0 TO $ 5 0 P E R A C R E , depending upon location. One of the finest poultry fnrms in this part of the state is located at Enterprise, only a short distance from our Volusia Farms. The ow,ner of this farm, Mr. Throop, has a large number of hens, and in an article written for The Sanford Herald of recent date, this gentleman states that his bens average to pay him $2.00 per head each year above all expenses. _ Mr. Throop buys dll his Jeed and does not attempt to grow any of it, as his farm is located on a few town lots. It is so. easy to grow anything or everything in Florida that we should certainly advise one who intended try­ ing the poultry business to buy sufficient land to grow all his owu. fe<yl, especially so when our Volusia Farms can be bought at the presen^Tpw price. There is no question about an advance in value later on, and besides being able to raise feed for one's poultry».onb would get the benefit of the advance in value of the land itself. C le t us show you oVer this splendid tract of land. No matter what you want land for in Florida, you will be pleased with our Volusia Forms. Sold on easy terms with Bruall payments. I ■’ I ■■■ r 7f - ? ^ ? • ; ----- Bank Building •V SANFORD, ■*— Inc. F L O R ID A ^ �January 10, 1912 THF SANFORD HERALD FOR THE ü NT I { 30 th . to FEBRUARY 4 Inclusive BIGGEST FAIR IN FLORIDA THE THE THE THE X!£E THÈ F R U IT S A N D V E G E T A B L E S F IN E HOGS A N D C A T T L E F IN E S T T U R K E Y S A N D C H IC K E N S BEST AND FA S TE S T HORSES F A N C Y W O R K , J A M S A M D J E L L IE S PRO DU CTS O F T H E G R E A T E S T C O U N T Y IN TH Éi Aeroplanes, A u to m o b - ^ Other Attractions? RATES ON A L L RAILROADS uiul won the linn pri/e. n handsome 1 ! here arr Tuo Klhds ernbroidrrwl cenipt p i«-** I!«- lx»!') prize, three wi»e monkey*, wm rccci* ed The ulti reliuhle Plunk* thill Ionic i* by Mr* K .1 Holly. At the conclusion Items or Interest Concerning Gunmnterd Id drive out Malaria. to cure of the games of cards, iliilnty refreshChill*. Fever. Cold* and Crip, your money Society People. menu, consisting of prune whip, with hock if it does not. 25c and 50c per whipped cream, coke nod coffee were Ixittle A sk your I>riiggi*t fri-if POINTS I’ LtttLV P L H S 0 NA1 *erv,h1. Mrt^ Brown s guests were, N|i* K. S. Keclor. Mr«. W 1> Holden. Mr* if. 1„ Hughe*, kfr* 1’nul Krrly. Mr* Hrigg^ Osw Celery City V a n ity f a ir Mr* O W lirntly. Mr* Hntit Newmiili. arrived Away the tjolden H o u r* Mr*. II. W Herndon. Mr* 1 Social (tossjp Mr* t'i F. Srrmli Mr* H J J 11 Kinimlllntt. )oine*J the D'llfhUiil Urldg* Party Mrs. Cruse Dames entertained Friday In the oftemorm. »ftmwon. complimentary to Mrs. Julian Hook C ircle f Cstpenter of Jacksonville and Mrs. Hilton C'Mrs. I). L Thrasher, rhnrntlngly repre „ Hstopton of Tampa,' two charming visse il ieri* Mri. Samuel I’ ulestOn. in enter - itors in the city Tlirec tallies of bridge taming the B ok diète, Snturduy 'after ***• played The t!r*t prize, u very noun On account of sickness in hri twtty hat pin holder was won by Mrs friniily Mr* Puleslon. was deprived **l M tn Carpenter who won the higltest Hie pleasure uf entertaining the circle n •wrt Mtts Hu»r Clayton pi Atlanta. Cn.. Person ^ ’ leetlTtd the booby prize, a picture of St. The gueats of honor were cadi V Pl*i«d"*t the p i r n ul tour hived or,** .1. ft* l^*F*,*d wnh a dainty creatiot, of vel­ + should bv o f ihr n»i* dui»hlr rnsjWr f Í an4 penile. Our loOf tipermtlt* en T vet ribbon and Irish crochet for neckwear. After the games of cards delicious chicken her charging home>' Thraty-table# U Í" ahlrt ui lo ftfimifec ruif monOmvntv.ta J t he of yh. hifherf ■“ * m.lerul, * , Pimento sandwiches, olUe* and brfdgtf were played. Miss Maggie llort «1 £ Write ui hefoir rrutüií »ovi [iurtb»*e J eMf*f were served. Orlando. lh# pleasant gua»t -ol Mrs. Fur- + ,nd ,«e will »u'jroit dm ««» sad pntei i , Mrs. Barnes' invited guests were Mrs. rest L*ko mode the,hlgltrtsrVcdrr nml won T fltr CLIHh MflNUMFNr caMpn^v?*, J»ex*onvllU J r - . ' f io r i i» . .V JuhM Carpenter. Mrs. Hilton Hampton, tho flrst [irize. a pair of isilk hoso The “y \+ •>* -y-v V -e ■}••>'>v v V + + •>+ <• “ ft Forrest Lake. Mrs. H. P, Driver. Mtt. bogby prize, u^patr of rnibruidery Br'issors . *•W. Dicklnt, Mrs. S. 0. Chaw. Mrs. Cecil was received by Miss Cliailyrtto Kc-lor ^*W>*1C Mri. ft-H", Miirks, Miss Rose At the conclusion of tfw gfmrck zit cards | Otfloo. Mrs. C O ¡McLaughlin. Mrs I). L. delicious chicken ^tltfl. Snndwloh?«. dev* nmiher. Mrs. T. A. Nenk Mrs.. H. Pap- lied eggs. oUVBV«nfduf*e were served i Mrs. Newman’s guests were Mr«. O. Vft. % Brady. Mrs C f) McLaughlin, Mrs. Fur-> Mr* Rr*«y Entertains r '»l Lake. Mrs. Julian'Carpenter. Miss l«y aftcxnouti M u , O. ’ Maggie Hart, Mrs'Trank Line, Mrs H W. Herndon Mrs. F,. L Miller. Mrs Samuel Puleston. Mrs G. F.' Smith, Miss Keelor, l P Post potted '** °* ^r»t [«tie, a handsome silver' The New England supper lobe givejt by “ •spoon. The booby pzUe, a very pretty twtrsy, was received by Mrs. W. D.llol- ihc ladles of ilia Congregational ehurch «*■ Alter the conclusion of the game« ha* been postponed ofte week. delicious chicken salad, sand* Tampa Business College Mm. t!” “lives and coffee were served, This is ope of the few business tmlnu wero Mrs. C. M. Voscr?, "«• W* B. Holden, Mrs. H. P. Driver, Mrs «.LHaghe», Mrs Forrest U ke, Mrs. Ju^•varpenter, Miss Maggie Hart of OrMrs. Cedi Gabbttt. Mrs. C, O, McMrv W. W, Prather, Mrs Frank Mrs. Brown Mott«*» * A.’ W. Brawn was hostess of a durable Bridge party Ogrtfe In •Y te* room, Friday n&arooon. THE M APES F E R T IL IZ E R S Acid Phosphate or arty of its Aliases nI f ruii itini mill hitng ycwi G R A N G E S _Mu»* I«» i£*i the htr e»l grndini %tb«ii *»e gr*t un « P O O L IN O M itrar |iie |i.u e h»r In a l in 1 r>n will surely O A S IS jiIm ik t It w ill urine want them Maximum Juice limi Him]*. Ilrtglit Color mnl liens y weight Hie Mupes System and lure of feeding con Ire depended Upon to pro (luce these V R f i P T A R I IT Q ___Our fertilizer* B**ure ym< i»-ilrc( **teir. Improved i n m .iH ij Isn't*. iju x-kn t maturity. t»*t thippini amilhi**. larSeti m ,* mnl lil*hr*i nuukrt price* . i* Thirty,three years in Ploririp and never mure y>fD*twir(«n than now Hoar W hat W o Have to Say A bout It Write to I. A HRUMI.KY. Agent Snnfonl, Flotilla Or ¿o .1 R I’YSKN Agcin ,Jm kwuivilli’ I'lnrnlii For full (Ksrnptivf pninplilot just issued giving Mopes record in Horidn, bosl into hods of fertilization, materials, description of goods, etc Peoples Bank of, Sanford, • THE Florida : CAPtTAL $80,000.00 ! Th* ONLY bank in S .n (« d that INSURES EVERY DOLLAR DEPOSITED A G A IN S T LOSS from *ny *nd *11 cause*. . < PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ----------- OFFERS ---------- Prompt Service - Polite Service - Accurate Service FOUR PER CENT ALLOW ED ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent Tho simplest, lightest running, Uit* t-ii cut tit. g eutv mill ever bu(U—« mill that you cau buy ol the right price and whfl which you can make big money. • W t W A N T Y O U R B U S IN E S S It’s all in (he Taylor Feed M M SMITH. Pr Il K. ¿TEVENS. Vic.Prc*. H. E. TOLAR. C**ki.r E itr y mill fitted with trir«cabl« tlritr, set out attachment* and adiimtoble idler, lmprovi><l eerriago-bsekieg de­ vice Is 7 «lofc acting and a Mm« tar ft. Made In all sis««, portable and bU Uontiry. iWe manufrwVtre Kagini<«t Itoilor«, Hhlnpl*' Machine*, (h it-O ff B b w » , W oo,1 Hplitters, e tc ., end do Foundry W ork. Writs for infurm»tIou sod prtev* on enytEtn« yos d *«1. Mollary & Taylor Iron W o rk* W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ‘ A GENTS General Fire Insurance O t fle e w ith H O L D E N R I A L E S T A T E C O . Sanfordf * .- . . . ■ Florida • �January 16. 1912 THE FAMOUS To Those Who Have Attended One of Our Viqlet Brand Sales V I' A mere announcement of date is all that’s necessary. * To those who have never attended, we will say that alter searching the large markets for the Annual Violet Brand Sale, we were *» very choice in selecting only the best from each of the larger manufacturers, and we must say we are more enthused over our purchases thisyear than ever, which means that the Violet B ra n d Sale beginning the 17th, will far surpass any sale or sales in our history. Store closed all day Tuesday, the 16th, and opens Wednesday morning, the 17th at 9 o’clock. Embroidery Window 10c You will lilid our Ten Cent Em­ broidery window in quality,to be the moat attractive one ever shown in this city; values up to 18c per yard; edging and inser­ tion to match; choiceper 10c ALLOVER EM BROIDERY EM BROIDERY FLOUNCING In the newest find best designs. Will I k: very good this spring large and small figures, eye­ and owing to its popularity we lets. ete.. very good for spring have bought ati unlimited sui>- A large assortment on display during the Violet Brand Snle at exceedingly low prices supply from 18 to lf> inches and summer waists. wide deep worked and in the newest and b e st Bandings to match patterns. Embroidery Window, 25 Another great great surprise. Em broideries up to 29 inches Midi worked very deep and of the 3fx and 50c kind, with insertions i* match. See window display; choice................... u O L Valeniennce Laces Over 5,00 yards of 30-inch Pride of the West Lawns in sheer and medium weights, worth from 1254c to 15c per yard, bought specially for this i n sale at a reduced price; ns long ns it lasts * " C Flaxons and Linaires Now, comes the sheer sgoods, Flaxons and Linaires, the materials that hdve proven themselves to be the prettiest . and most durable of thin white k goods; they come in all white, plain or with cord­ ed checks, stripes, etc.,, Flaxon and Linaires are an exact likeness of linen and will give even bet­ ter satisfaction. It has always been our pleasure to Bhow you the newest and pret­ tiest patterns in Vul Laces, and we have them in abundance Fdgirig and insertion to match lace that are worth up tn 10c to 12'Ac, only_____ If these Laces had been bought regularly it would be 18c to 20c Nicely finished edge and a good strong lace that will stand the test. , Get yourj share of these while they lost, a t per 10c Sheer and Heavy Linens No, we did not forget the little ones, for we have a greater se­ lection of narrow and daintp sets for the baby’s wardrobe -than ever; You will have-'to see this line to more thoroughly apprepreciate them. . Lr\ We all know Linens, bo will ouly give a few prices 90-in Linens, $1,00 quality.............................. 90-in Linens, $1.25 quality.................i'jr ___ 3fl-in Linens, 50c quality............................ 30-in Linens, 35c quality................................ 36-in Heavy Linens, 50c quality................... 55-in Heavy Linens, 73c quality...... ............ Sheer Linen Lawns ati........ *.........2Sc, 44c a Torchon Laces • /. t *i r About 10,000 yards of tKe newest and best in Torchon Laces, nar­ row, medium and wide widths; values up to 12c per pard; very pretto and desirable for the undergarments, o n l y . .... . �: ■i rrTZ-p ■. • i ■#-rJbr**--r y » .-H *- - i il r a t [ <r a i Publlahod S o m i-W o o k ly —Tuesday and F rid a y SANFORD H ER ALD I N S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Lining K i g t i - (tumbar 5* all S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . AROUND FLORIDA Fhe General Mews of The Land of Flowers. CUUfD FROM THE STATE PRESS An epitome o f the Week1» M ost Im­ portant Happening» In the State's Domain. L i« Oak baa a captain of Industry who 1» also n phllanlhropUt, who knows v how to use money to the best advantage. Every »chool child of liv e Oak who geta on the monthly honor roll Is presented with a dollar by Mr. Hillman, and it is Mid that he has given away about *1,000 in this way during the past year. It la llao »«Id that the general average of icholarahip in the Live Oak «chool tint been greatly raised by these benefaction* VTwenty-two Lokeland women have ligned a petition asking ministers of the gospel. Sunday achool superintendent* ► and teacher» and public school teacher» to refrain from the use of tobacco. Theae woman argue that their, work against ! the tobacco habit 1« tfclmf hlmieted by '.-example of tboae whom the children naturally expect to bo the models tn up­ right living." ly The January term of the Federal Court convened in Ocala on Tuesday. Judge Locke. Marshall More. Clerk Locke and Other court omciala being presant. The only case tried was that of Benjamin Roland Witch for misappropriation of funds from (he Ocala post-office. Blltdi was represented by H. L Anderson. He entered a plea of guilty and was fined |50U. Till' wus the first time the court met in thr new Federal building and Judge Locke made a beautiful speech dedicating the court building to mith. justice, honor and mercy, pifewi conies from Key West that the year PHI was the greatest for the mattufaciutr of dear Havana cigars in Key West's h|stOry with the single exception of the year 1SIM). Ninety-two million cijgars were sjnpjied from that city during the year just ended. Miss Irene Koaaitter, n popular young Udy of Ocala committed suicide Wed­ nesday by inking strychiulne. No cause it assigned for her rash deed. V'fhe tula] shipments of citrus fruit to the dose o( lost week were about 1,800,000 boxes This represents more than bail of the crop The early bltxnns for lb* 1912 ijop nre showing and the Febursry hl.-.iii (aniniscs to be heavy this year. . V » Twenty new members have been ndd•d to it«? police force In Jacksonville. pf«dng the total strength of the depart­ ment at Ifa men. ' V '- .. , .**•' * Hillsborough county's flrat court house now stands in the way of progress in Tamils and is to be either removed or torn down TImtc is some talk Of the HUaborwigh County Historical Society buying the uld structure and removing it to «new iite. thus preserving the okl "pal•** of justice.” Jacksonville has invited the National League of Commission Merchants to hdlg fhelr 1913 convention in that city. • The year 1911 Is said to have been o teootd-breaker in SL Augustine in the building line. Besides the many Improve“ ents that were made on the numerous * 1 « hotels thetc a number of beauti­ ful winter reiidenta were built through­ out the year. Weal Garden itreet Jn Penshcola la to bo paved with wooden block* Theae blocks are to be manufactured In Pensa­ cola JtxJf* F. A. Whitney overrated the mo** g°7; ft* a °cw trial in the case of W. C. "•Wtaon. charged with being an acces­ s ’,* ltw de*th 01a jrouni Udjr 81 ' t*nd*on^ sentenced him to ten'years s i « the penitentiary. A ' 7 nuiani Jenulnga Bryan, the great • r a^ ° nfr' ond Mvera* time» candidate £ ” resident. will alt aa the guest of ■ *or tonight at a banquet to be given ** r#lDP* Woodrow Wilson Club. ✓ r«mial notidb’haa been served on the •«pa Water Works Company that the lr ? .! “ of lu privilege of buytb« plant of th4 company after giving the notice provided for In > 5 «barter. When the n«tt bonding elec^ ‘bare will be provision« for 1of '»•terworka. in the event the •t the same election aignif their »that thedtyahall ; •ïî .. V■ ' TENT SH O W BARRED F R ID A Y , JA N U A R Y IS , TO HAVE FINE EXHIBIT IS IS V o lu m « IV PRIMARY E0R PRESIDENT C. W. Parks Dramatic Company win Fight The Ordinance State Committee Reached This Dccls Ion at Meeting. Sanford E xpects To Have Good Several months ago the city council The Democratic primaries for .Florida P lace at Pair through the city attorney framed up an will be held on April 30 and May 28. 1912. ordinance to prevent the cheap clans bf these dates being determined by tho State carnivals and shows of a like nature from IRRIGATION SYSTEM EXPLOITED Democratic Executive Committee, which exhibiting in Sanford without paying a met at Jacksonville Tuesday in the par­ heavy license. As far ns ihe carnival lors of the Aragon Hotel. The session was concerned no one was sorry but the All The Crops or The Great Sunfard was particularly stormy, but finally ended ordinance has proved to be a'blanket law in the proverbial love feast. Section W ill Be round In that covered every class of enlertulruuem There wns a wide difference of opinion . Sanford Booth under canvass excepting a circus. expressed by members when the meeting Sanford will be at the Orange county Several weeks ago the Jewell Kelly Co., opened as to just when the primaries showed here because through a mistake fair in full force and the Sanford booth should be held. W. D. Crawford's resolu­ the liceuae was only made |25 when It as uk^d will be the center of attraction. tion. as presented, fixed the dntes as should have been *25 per day as per the Mr. C. H. Lefllcr, the veteran display man, mentioned, but It was necessary to refer ordinance. Since then the new city offi­ expects to have more space granted him the matter to o committee, which report­ cials have taken their scats and are ond he will fill it with vegetables, fruits ed again at 2 o'clock, when the resolution obliged to hand out the laws as they are un.l all kinds of plants ntnl flowers. was carried, but not until after an amend­ The Sanford system of sub irriga­ qn tho book of ordinances anil the Parks ment proposing May 14 and June II was Co., refuse to pay ihe high license on Uuj tion und drainage will be exploited defeated. grounds of discrimination and other In full, a miniature farm being demon­ Besides state, county and nultonal offi­ strated in the Sanford section. Hero the cause for complaint. cers. the electors wilL also vote for circuit They have employed counsel and pur­ succulent celery (hat has made Sanford court judges, stute attorneys and assist­ pose to show in Sanford next week pend­ famous will !«• given uway to (tie hungry ant state auditor ; also delegates to the ing a settlement of the proper interpre­ tourists at certain hours during (he day national Democratic convention and for and i( will keep our celery growers busy tation of the law. members of the national committee. supplying the demand. The Parks Drany» tic Co. is one of thr*j 9U?).pl!Llf H lhc d The*» being adde«M»y amendrtfVItt after a _ .Z i ■WP’ TM.wcr is cleanest and best shows on the road ond 411 for celery and o 0 i I k t vegetablej and every give the people a high class entertain­ An early and determined fight was ment at a very low ml mission giving grower who has celery or wltf^have some made to reorganize the committee und ready by Jan 30tb should inform the every one .i chance lo enjoy good tlrnrna deprive Mr. Price of his seat as chairman. commit lee composed of K. C Maxwell, K. and comedy This light was led by Frank Walpole of J Holly and A T Kosselter or (' IT fa-fCity Attorney DeCoites has offered to Manatee, backed op hv Hal W Adams of tler The finance committee coni|s>scd of fight the ease with oo mfilittonal rxpons«? L a fa y ette and C F V en ab le o f Sum ter F I* iorster. lim it Fi-ruald mid f rank to the city and the outcome will be watch­ The resolution introduced by Mr Adams, Woodrutl are hard at v»urk gelling the ed with great Interest by all |kirties con­ however, finally being tabled, the vote necessary fund» und repirl progress cerned lieing 29 to 12 Sanford should have one of the finest f Utrida |)emocracy wilt take a rudlca exhibits ill (lie tuir and thr ladies who Z' Killed at Miami step in reference to the election of a Leslie T. McGowan was shot unit in­ have beautiful (»filed plant» can be a President of tho United Slates, us the stantly killed in a cafe itI Miami Wed­ great help to Ihe exlidol h> «ending them names of |»r<imin?ni Iktmocrut«. memifinnesday night hytViusluhlr W G DeBerry in the car All (tie exhibit? »ill hr care ed in connection wtth thr Presidency, will Any Two pistol shots entered the left breast, fully handled and returned safely !»e (aimed on Ihe official ballot, by re­ piercing (lie lung and severing the aorta one desiring information on the subject quest of the candidates, and the electors artery Lite deceased was well known can see C II Lelller. (i II f eruuld or any will thus htive an oppmunlty to make an and |x)|nibir He was Jt years old and mendier of Ihe committees expression ul their choice In this con a brother of the cashier of lire f irst ncclion. lltr delegates to the national con Sale ti Record Iti raker National Bank of Miami Coroner s jury non will be Itouinl by th« action of the Hie bit, »ale of the Mm linger slock today til ill a in , returned a verdict, electors. siip[>orting tile candidate ret-eiv charging DvBr-rry with murder m the by the American S|o-cial Sales Company, mg thr highest number of votes which commenced Wednesday lust has Ural degree. Ikvii marvelous Long before the doors Shipping Cabbage were opened ii large crowd formed in Three Small Blares J F Miller shlp|K?d some cabbage lust The lire department ■was called out front of the dour »•■«•king entrance, and Saturday that netted him $ I 15 (M-r crate several nine» this week and rendered flnall) when the dooni were opened the Geo. Fui, Jr..'the cmninl$*»on man, made crowds filled the store to its utmost rapac­ good service whenever it wns needed. the "sale and the price is gnotl. Several The French house was the first fire and ity, A »i-ore of clerks were kept busy growers are shipping cabbage this week wns extinguished quickly Another blaze during (In- day lo wail on the crowds. alni expect good returns. ^ on a launch at the foot of Park avenue No sale was ever belter advertised in this rnlh-d the department oul on Tuesday section, and the coinigmy carried out Card o f Thunks night und yesterday a blare oul beyond every inoiin»«- made I lie sales wer*We wisii to thank tile friends w h o by the ball park proved the efficiency of the enormous and a l<fi of g>»»l» were moved rnuiiy ex|ireutoti of considerate sympathy on ilit- fust day a? a? well as slnoe, how­ new truck m making a ipuck run made our burdens lighter on tile occasion ever the allmx was large, and will remain of the death of our beloved husband and Madam Bouton Coming to Sunfard on sale until Saturday night, Jan. 27th. father. Madam Bouton of the Metropolitan titr­ The cruwds attending, and the interest Mss. J . G E nsm in ck k A nn F a m i l y era Company of New York—assisted by taken In the sale, has yeeii the talk of the Mndain Edith Keuster, accompanist and entire community It u Indeed a record Cur« for Slaepletsncsi Pianiste wllf give a recllnl in the Con­ breaker If one Is restless ami cannot sleep gregational church. Jan. 29th at 8 o'clock at night, take a crftnjupu towel, double Good Man Gone Wrong Madam Bouton .comes to Sanford under It four times dip til raid water and J I McRae. Sr . tbr foniture salesman. pin tiratimi Ihe waist with s dry towel the auspices of the Sanford Music Club For croup or sore Sanford Is assured of a rare treat In In? returned from u two wrr»s' trip on the outside through Sooth and Lu»t Florida, and »ays throat, pot Ihe fa» el» around fae neck this coming program All tickets 5U cents. the celery crop mound Sanford and in and Ibey »'ill give slmost Immediata '< the Muiuilee rivei country tins bus been relief H om tscrkers Coming damaged about fifty per tent by the Train No. 83 due here about two o’clock Strang«. this morning wns operated in two sections heavy rains. The rainfall in South Flor One of tho strangest things In this qn account of the largo crowd of home- Ida has lieett the greatest ever known in aaekera arriving In Florid«. A number the winter season and the ponds and world is why the kind of woman who oE’ lhcm stopped ofT here and two cars Inkes are higher than usual, while the Is proud of her Intellectuality nearly alw ays married s man who likes to werp switched off to Grovclnnd in l-akc low flat wuods are also flooded in some tinker with 'sick ch ick e n s.—G alveston place*—Gainesville Sun. county. Mr McKae is a good man und means News to be truthful but he must have filled up first CeleFy Shipped on sulphur water while here. Tec celery No Soft Winter. " The first celery of the season from Son"Its going to be a hard winter." crop has been damaged so little that it is ford and also from Florida went .forward said Mr Orowcher. "I hope so." rehardly worth while to mention It. yesterday and brought *2.00 per crate at piled the cheery cltlxpn. "Let It free«« the platform. Thè celery, belonged to I)r. up and std> that way I have no us« High School Lyceum Course Davis Forster and was bought by tho for one of these ttiunby, tbavtfag win­ Mrs. William Calvin Chilton, will be ters ” Florida Produce Co.. J. D. Hood, manager. pleased to see every man. women and child in Sanford, in the Auditorium of Unitarian Services One Risk Sufficient. the High School Monday evening Jnn. Rev. Eleanor E. Gordon will conduct Marks—If you had fa live your Ilf« over again wonld you marry the same services at 500 Oak Ave., Sunday after­ 22nd. til 8 30 o’clock She is nntious to introduce them to a woman? Parka—You Just bet I would. noon Jan. 21st, at 3:30 p. m. , . charming creation of fancy known as I know what aho. fa, and wottifU are The service on this occasion will tie a ••Polly of the Circus". Reserved seal» too uncertain for tn« fa. experiment lecture with a general discussion. Sub­ 50c. Reserved seats for pupils 25c. Seats with another one. ject. "How Bibles Grow." Every one reserved at D. L. Thrashers store. Mon­ cordially Invited tq,attend.; day afternoon, Jnn 22. from 3:30 p,' m„ Foster Innocent Amuasm^nt. -Jr to A p. m. Notice of Impounded Swine He Is an.cfremy to tho young who makes any Innocent' gmusergAut upThe owner wip take notice that I have Sanford Music Club pear to be sinful. Natural ana whole­ impounded nlulfiolJ two swine marked The Sanford Music Club will hold their some. Impulses may easily be made to smooth crop anil hole fn one ear and split regular meeting, at Comfort Cottage. appear as temptations fa wrong-doing. In the othkr,doing damage at his expense Saturtlfty nfternoon, nr 3. o'clock. Miss -Christian Register. for feed »rid proper care; at my home at Sylvan lik e, ond that unless lie calls Florence Frank. Lender.1 fix'them-and settles the expense within On The Stork f »press five days after this notice, such « f i t « Barn fa Mi. and Mml K. if. Potter on will be sold to pay aucb cost and expense the West side a fine boy. ond for this advertisement,, Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hawkins, a ; * TikH-’ E. Wipso» fin« girl. W all Connected,; “ Yes." remarked the fajaphona girl ss stia gaxe<l out at tfiV >*¥ «*' and wondered what theit ndinloir Wâè. 1 am connected with tho best famille« In our city " —ChUiaUo UtUttrib, NEWS or THE WORLD Item s o f Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEÏ Mere the Readers Will rind a Brief Historical Spring Flowing For Hurried Readers Having served notice yesterday after­ day afternoon on President Gomez, aa bend of the Cuban republic, that the United States expects Cuba to live fully up to tho terms of her treaty engage­ ments and maintain a thoroughly repub lican form of government, the state de­ partment la now awaitltig development* How the people of the United States may have saved for them millions of dol­ lars annually In the operation of their governmental machinery was outlined by President Tuft today in a message to con­ gress on •economy and efficiency in the government service." ' What the govern­ ment docs with nearly- - * 1,000.000.000 each year,"aaTiTtllflTWe»iti«nL*la of as rridcTr ¿bhWffi To"The average citizen as is tbe manner of obtaining this amount of money for the (hibile use." The (dan urged by Postmaster-General Hitchcock of the government's purchasing all of the telegraph and telephone lines now in o(ierutton in the United State« continues to be n topic in official circle* Members of congress. Democrats and Re­ publicans alike, express surprise (fiat the (HMUnaater-gencml should have sprung such n plan at this lime, and without tuktig lii» chief President Tuft, into his con­ fidence The general impression is that the postmaster general is rather playing to the galleries.^ and that nothing wiU come of Ills outburst Presentations of American women nl tiie r.nglish court nre lo In' restricted in the future to llwn«- married to British sub­ jects. or whose mule relations bold high official positions in England, if a suggest­ ion made by Queen Mmy is adopted, says the Tribune» London correspondenl to­ day. It has long l»een known that the Queen dix-s tun view the Amerlcan‘‘invasion" with favor. By n vote of 515 to 155 the Consontlon of United Mine Workers of America re­ fused to udopt the resolution committing the organ! rat mu to the Socialist party A sharp Httni k on President Gotnpcrs •if ttie American Federation was mud« in the Senate h) Senator Hcyhtirn, of Id­ aho. who protested that a communication from Goinpers should not be received. He said no communication from that source should bp accepted after relations of Gortipers with the McNamaras. After a conference with tbe President, Secretary of War Stimson declared that he did not believe the United States would have to Intervene in Cuba President Tail, it is believed, will late today commute the fifteen-year sentence of Charles W Morse, serving in the Fed­ eral prison, at Atlanta, for \tsnk Irregular­ ities. Morae. according to the doctor* is desperately and hopelessly Ul Tsmsd at the Stsrt. , Statistics show (hat In nearly ail casus the collect) girl, when she mar­ ries. stays married - Probably ah* starts out by giving her husband ft vivid description of tho hazing stunt« she has participated la.—Cleveland Leader. » V An Eaplanatlon. • “ Your nephew Is a collega gradu­ ale, Isn't boH “ Y es/ confessed hODest Farmer Hornbank; "but ln Jusile« to tba collego H i own up that ba bad no sense beforehand."— Woman'* Home Companion. ‘ March of Progress. “ I see they bave toro down » 30■tory aback In New York to get a , t sit* to put a building on." "Y «*j and they are using last years dread­ nought* for targata." ¿V' Simple and Scant. "She wore no jewels sav« th« sin­ gle splendid ruby set in her betrothal ring—anything more would have made her teem overdressed."—From "A Weaver of Dreams " He le Immun«. The furious thing Is why tbe book­ worm never a««m i to *tfa£k the u!4dfaman.—S t Louis Poet-Dijfpatch. , -•* ’ Vv> I ii t ,» « s ' * J fg P it 'S«¿¡Vf • --f � 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, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 16, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 16, 1912. 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>, January 16, 1912; <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